Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-22
SEVEN INDICTMENTS
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COUNTY JAIL
On January this Jury Inspected
tho County Jail and found II we'll kept
and sanitary. There are some re-
pairs needed which we understand
have already been ordered by the
= Commissioner. We believe reason
able system for lsundrying should be
installed ms the present system is in
adequate. There are necessary re-
pairs to the plumbing that should be
attended to at once. A shower bath
should be installed for the use of the
inmates. Cells should be kept better
painted. The outside should present
. neater appearance.
CITY JAIL
We visited the City Jail and found
TINT. Notwithstanding the great
amount OF work that has been done
since tho flood. there Is much more
. that can be done to put the whole
building in proper condition. We
would recommend an additional
Ma,ron as 1t is impossible for one to
be on duty "a hours a day. This We
hope can be done in the near future.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
wo wish TO congratulate Chief
Chrlsty of the Fire Department on
what has been done in clearing. re-
pairing and installing the equipment
In their department since tho flood.
Tho fire alarm system Is nearly per
feet ngain and they have installed
one OF the best battery rooms in the
state.
COUNTY FARM
w. visited tho Pueblo County Farm
and found all departments neat and
clean and in n sanitary condition. We
urge tho building OF the hospital ward,
each for men and women. at the
earliest moment the Commissioners
can see their way clear with tho
funds available as tho present arrange
mont is unsatisfactory and unjust to
the well patients. An up-to-date
laundry should be installed at once In
order that tho patients may be kept
comfortable without a larger number
of employees. We found that the farm
Is well stocked with high grade Hol-
stein cows and white Lcghorn
chickens furnishing an ample supply OF
fresh butter and Gigs to tho Inmates.
{ Tho orchard and grounds are well kept
and tho land Is in a high state OF cul-
tiyation. The walls of the stone build
ing should be cleaned and decorated.
This Jury finds that. while many in
sist that there are law violations, there
arc very few who will aid In securing
the necessary evidence. We recon-
mend a better cooperation with the
officers of the law.
The Jury in concluding its delibera-
tions. and in handing their report to
this Honorable Court. desire to thank
all persons who have In any way as
sisted them in their deliberations and
who have furnished them informa-
fion Of delinquencies which should
com. 10 their attention. and especially
do We wish to thank Mr.. Charles r.
tirinG valuable and able assistance in
procuring matters and facts from
witnesses, and for his advice
in reference to the procedure
OF tho Jury and its duties: also tho
shcriffs office and officers OF the
court who have most diligently and
willingly contributed their best and
int!rlng efforts TO tho assistance of
his Jury. also those Of the police de-
,artmcnt who have rendered special
lervices at the request of the jury.
Respectfully submitted,
!. q. Harvey, foreman; John Miller
John Finlan. Wilbur Roper, II. NJ.
Klein, Vcrn Marshall, Alex Marks, r
F. Mcmillan, II. G. Williams. George
Loomis George Chappellc. William II.
Hamln.