The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-08

does not attend school, as proyijss
in the preceding section, or who i !
attendance at any public, privats :
parochial school and is vicious ina,
rigable or immoral in conduct. or Vi.
is an habitual truant from school j.
who habitually wanders about 4.
streets and public places during sehol
hours without lawful Occupation !,
employment, or who habitually wan.
ders about the streets in the nioss
having no employment or lawful y.
cupation, shall be deemed a iuyenil, /
disorderly person and be subject Il
the provisions of this chapter.
Same. Complaint: Hearing and Com.
mitment.
SECTION 1862. When a child shah
be juvenile disorderly person with.
in the meaning of this chaper, the tn.
ant officer or any teacher or Other
reputable person may. take complain
in the probate court of the county n
which the child resides. The probate
court shall hear and determine such
complaint, and if it is determined thai
such child is Juvenile disorderly per-
son within the meaning of this chap
ter, he or she shall be committed d
the children's home if eligible, OF 70 |
the Idaho Industrial Training schod,
taking into account the years Of TIE
child with reference to the instituta
selected. Any child committed to tie
children's home, on its being shown
to the judge of said court, that it's
incorrigible and vicious, may be trans
ferred to the Industrial School or 9TH
er proper institution. No child con.
mitted to any reformatory shall b |
detained beyond his majority, and may
be discharged sooner, or paroed b. |
the trustees of board of control unda
the rules and restrictions applicabk
to other inmates. Any order or com
mitment may be suspended by The
judges or the probate court during
such time as the child may regularF
attend school and porperly conduct \
self. The expense of the transports
ton of the child to the juvenile Re
formatory shall be paid by the count
from which the child is committed
Probation Officers: Appointment a
Duties.
SECTION 163. The probate cous
of the several counties in this sae
shall have authority to appoint or dat
ignate one or more discreet perS&
of good moral character to serve
probation officers during the plea'uS
of the court, said probation oiIitssa
having authority to act only upon r.
request and under the direction o. Y
Probate Court, and to receive Nu
compensation for services ac1uaS
performed as the Probate Court ~
deem just and porper. The NUMBER
paid probation officers appolntea y
designated by the court shall R
follows: In counties in which the Il
school census shows a school popl.
ton of over Five Thousand (5,OW Z
to exceed two (2) probation onNT u,
in all counties not to exceed one Y
probation officer. In case plou1nI
officer shall be appointed, it snSa
the duty of the Judge of the -,
| if practicable, to notify said proOa.
officer when any child is to be orO4 X,
before the court; it shall be tns "
of the said probation officer 70 ns -
investigation of such case; to oe r.
ent in court to represent the inN
of the child when the case is he@%
furnish to the court such infoln;a ~
and assistance as the court OF y!
may require; and to take eha,
any child before and after the ~ ~
may be directed by the court OF ~
Probation officers provided ~ Il
this chapter are hereby Ves'eS
all power and authority OF si1 ii
constables and police officers y
arrests and perfom other ou n,Ss;s
cident to their offices as piO'"
officers. ,...,.ud
| School Trustees to Report Dei''s'
SECTION 1s4. It shall be the
of the board of trustees of each =
district to report to the coui'.
intendent all cases Of truanc!i "a
quency and incorrigibility Wilt WIZ, q
within their respective disI. .s.dSs
such county school supeiin Us
shall Immediately report sucn =
the judge of the probate coun, I'd
1t is sincerely hoped thai ~ n d
tons of the law will be 1ouN"
county. ,rVIyS,
ETHEL G. WAih s.,;ss
tN-.-oTTnIfleN