New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-01-14
SEVENTY PERSONS
IN COUNTY JAIL
ANNUAL REPORT OF SHERIFF
SUBMITTED TO STATE
AUTHORITIES.
10 CASES OF THEFTS, BURGLAR
les ETC. REPORTED IN
YEAR.
IS CASES OF THEFTs, BURGLAR

Brown county jail during the year 1919,
according to the annual report Of Sheriff
VIM. ]. Julius as submitted to the state
authorities. The report is in four diff
ferent parts viz, Jail Statistics; Criminal
Department, Lost and Found Reports;
Identification Department, and De-
partments with which the Sheriff's
office co-operates.
The jail statistics show that board
was furnished to the temporary inhabi-
tants Of the county jail on 564 days
and that the amount received for this
board aggregated $441.25. Only three
automobiles were stolen in this county
during the whole year, according to the
Lost and Found Reports. But 200
reports on stolen cars and other property
were received from sheriff and police
offices in this and other states. Three
of these cars were recovered in this
county for outside parties, while two of
those stolen in the county were also
recovered. -.
The full report of the Sheriff's office
is as follows:
Jail Statistics. ~
No. of persons confined therein on Jan.
ISL, 1917
No. Of persons received during year :6S
Total No. of persons confined dur
ing year : ): :. ! TO
No. discharged by reason Of expira-+
ton of sentence ...---...--....1 IL
No. discharged who paid fine and
costs . -. 43
No. of persons whose case was nolIe
prosed
No. Of persons discharged who gave
Dali
No. of persons removed to State Re-
1OrmaCOry
No. Of person removed to State Prison 3
No. of persons otherwise removed
(taken to some other place for triaD 3
DUAL
Total No. of days board furnished. 564
Amount received for same SAL rs
Criminal Department., Lost and
&c.," Found Reports. 49,
No. of reports on stolen cars and other
property received during year -2O9
No. of cars recovered in this county !:
for outside parties . =. !. T.. 3
No. of cars stolen in this county dur
ing
No. of such stolen cars recovered and
returned to owners -.--..-..-..--...--...... 2
No. of thefts, burglaries etc., commit
ted and reported in county during
year 8
No. of such cases in which arrests and
convictions resulted g. II
Identification Department.
No. of photographs and circulars on
file Jan. 1st, 1919 .-.-- 1863
No. of photographs and circulars for
persons wanted or convicted for
the commission of some crime or
No. of circulars and photographs re-
sceived during year for persons want
ed for committing some crime, and
whose record = is already on file
mere IL
Total Ne, of identification cards on file
Jan. LIST, 1920 - -. 1900
Departments With Whom Office
s-aa " Co-operates.
Department of Justice; Bureau of
Criminal Identification, Leavenworth,
Kan; Department of Police; Bureau
of Criminal Identification, St. Paul,
MINI; Department of Police; Bureau
of Criminal Identification, Minneapolis,
Mimi; Department of Police; Bureau
of Criminal Identification, Chicago, ILL.,;
Department of Police; Detective Divi-
sion Identification, New York City.
I Ben. Smasal has returned from Sleepy
\ Eye, where he enjoyed visit at the home
of his son, VIM. Smasal.
Miss Lulu Welter has returned to
,fr home at Sleepy Eye, following a
Nv days. visit with Sleepy Eye rela-
ives.
Mrs. A. J. Goblirsch and children have
( returned to. their home at Golden,
after a pleasant visit with New Ulm