Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-09-02
Encouraging Delinquency a
Misdemeanor

= or contributing to the delinquency of
1 such child, shall be guilty Of a nIsdern
I meanor, and upon trial and conviction
thereof shall be fined in p sum not to
I exceed Three Hundred Dollars fS3OO)
: or imprisonment in the county iail for
a period of not exceeding six months
=. or shall suffer both fine and imprsson-
, ment. The Court may impose condi-
lions upon any person found guilty un.
der this Act. and so long as such per.
son shall comply herewith to the sat
isfaction Of the court, the sentence i'm
posed may be suspended.
Children To Attend School
Section 100. In all districts of this
State, all parents, guardians. and ofb-
er persons having care Of children shall
instruct them. or cause them to helm.
structed. in reading. writing smelling
English grammar geography and arith
metlc In such districts, every parent.
guardian or other person having charge
OF any child between the ages of eieh,
% and eighteen QS) years, shall send
sucn child to public. private or pa
rochial school for the eitire school wear
during which the public schools are in |
session in such district; Provided how
ever; That this chapter shall not an |
ply TO children over fourteen 90 vears /
( OF age, where such child shall have com
pleted the eighth (S) grade, or NAV be
eleglble to enter any high school in the
district or where it's help IS necessary
| Tor its own use or its parents support.
or where for good cause shown II
would be for the best interest of such
child to be relieved from the provisions
OF this chapter; Provided, further, if
reputable physician within the dis
tIict shal certify in writing that the
chlids bodily or mental condition does
not permit it's attendance at school
such child shall be exempt during such :
period of disability from the reo,ire-
inehts OF this chapter. 1t shall be the 6
duty of the superintendent of the
school district, if there be such super-
lhtendent' and if not then the County =
superintendent of schools, to hear and
determine all applications or children y
desiring, for any of the causes men
tloned here, to be exempt from the pro
visions of this chapter, and if unon
such application such superintendent
nearing the same, shall be OF the opin- Il
ion that such child for any reason is
entitled to be exempted as aforesaid
lhen such superintendent shall issne n
written permit to such child. stating $
therein his reasons for such exemption.
an aPPesi may De taken from the de-
ilsion OF such superintendent so Dass-
ng upon such application, to the pro- le
pate court of the county in which such q,
l4strlct lies upon such child making
'uch application and filing the same
Win the clerk or judge of said court. "
within ten days after its refusal Nv b,
uch SUPERINTENDENT, for which no fee
o exceed the sum of One Dollar
l.OU) shall ba Cshapc~aJ
On 1.-THE probate court shall be final.
N application for release from tha n
rcvisions of this chanter shall not
{ renewed oftener than nnce IL. tire
lonths
uVenIle DisorderIy Persons Defines br
SECTION 161. Every child within
ne PROVISIONS of this chaofar 3-Io
oes not attend school, as provided in do
he Irec edng section, or who is r.
Tendance at any public, private or at
-rccllial school, and is vicimis and w
.etfrgifle or immoral in conduct ar thi
no is an habitual truant from school =.
who habitually wanders about the ~
reefs and public places during es'
'hool hours without lawful occuoa. tn,
on or employment, or who habitually his
anders about the streets at night
me- having no employment or law LUZ
occupation, shall be deemed a 1u- CL
mile disorderly person, and be sub Da
CT TO the provisions of this chapter.
'n'e.-- Complaint: Hearing and Com
mitment
SECTION 162. When = obild sb.p
q Juvenile disorderly person with
the meaning of this chapter. the T
iant officer, or any school teacher TN
otner reputable person, NAV make on,
mpialnt in the probate court Of the M
unity in which such child resides ~
mine s,cb cono, Sa',si. near ana de- pors
Dermlned that such child is a disor-
rly Juvenile delinquent person with
Tue meaning of this chapter, he or Jac
shaH be committed to the chill Am
sns home, if eligible, or to the Ida
industrial Training School, OF. some T
Ter training school, taking into ac- to
iht the years of the child with ref Y
nee to the institution selected. ANY Tha
ID committed to the children's home sair
IT'S being shown to the Judge of Fou
q court mat it is incorrigible and Idaf
'ous, may De transferred to the In by
'0liai scnooi, or other proper in are
ution. No child committed to anv svya,
ormatory shall lie detained bevond da,-.
Z %
I'd - .,'.,- .oeu py tne trustees or and
trictio,s a.i,I ul,er 'he rules and whe
tee A. ps snS 20 other IN that
suspended by the judges of the pro- s ,,,se
e court during such time as the 80
q may regularly attend school and 60 60
perry conduct itself. The expense W
transportation of the child to the iu ~
lie Reformatory shall be paid by ,,,a,-
county from which the child is Us Us
united. Jaco
on Il
baton Officers. Appoin.r,a-. - by $;
Duties. ed j
ECTlON 16S. The Probate Courts the
the several counties in this state date,
Il have authority to appoint or des- tiff t
tee one or more discreet persons of issor
4 moral character to serve as pro- heret
on officer during the nIaas,ra =, June