The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-27
Wholesale Manufacturers of Confectionery
Salt Lake, U. S. A.

occupation or employment, or who
habitually wanders about the streets
III the night time having no employ
ment or lawful occupation, shall be
deemed a juvenile disorderly person
and be subject to the provisions OF
this Article.
Same, Complaint; Hearing and Com
mitment
SECTION 1920, c. S. When child
shall be a juvenile disorderly person
within the meaning of this chapter
the truant officer, or any school teach
Tor any other reputable person.,
may make complaint in the pro-
bate court of the county
in which such child resides. The pro-
bate court shall hear and determine
such complaint, and if 1t is determin-
ed that such child is a juvenile disor-
derby person within the meaning Of
this chapter, he or she shall be COM
mitted to children's home If eligible
OF to the Idaho Industrial School. or
to some other training school, taking
into account the years of the child
with reference to the institution selec-
ted. Any child committed to child
Tens home on its being shown to the
nd af coiI ,rtfh of ic tn icy-
ible and vicious may be transferred
tc the Industrial school or other insti-
tuition. No child committed to any
re foru.atory shall be detained beyond
his majority and may be discharged
5 oner. or paroled by the trustees or
board of control under rules and rest
'ictions applicable to other inmates
Any order of commitment may be
by the judge Of the pro-
pate court during such time as the
,hild may regularly attend school and
conduct itself, The expense
If transportation of the child to the
juvenile reformatory shall be paid by
he county from which the child is !
Probation Officers: Appointment And |
Duties
SECTION 1921, c. s. The Probate
,ourts Of the several couties In this
tate shall have authority to appoint
+ designate one or more discreet per
ons of good moral character to serve
S probation officers during the pleas
re of the court; said probation Off
ers having authority to act only upon
he request and under the direction
the Probate Court; and to receive
UGH compensation for services actu-
'ly performed as the Probate Court
lall deem just and proper. The mum
pr of paid probation officers appoint
! and designated by the court shall
> as follows: In counties in which
la last school census shows a school
opulation of over Five Thousand
10000 not to exceed two (2) proba-
on officers; in all other counties not
exceed one probation officer. pro-
ded, however that, in Independent \
ohool Districts ad school districts
aving graded schools, of three or
ore teachers, the probate court upon
e request of the trustees of said dis
let, shall appoint a probation officer
ling within such district; said pro
tion Officer having authority to act
ION the request and under the dir
ton of the probate court or board X
trustees of said districts. Said pro-
tin officers to be paid by said
hool district such compensation II
r services as the probate court shall X
EN- just and proper. In case pro h
ton officer when any child is to h
brought before the court; it shall u
the duty IF sail probation officer n
make investigation of such case; h
- presen. in court to represent D
: interests of the child when the
Sc is heard; to furnish such infor-
.tion and assistance as the court a
judge may request; and to take !
arge Of any child before and after X
} trial as my be directed by the
lrt or judge. Probation officers h
'vided for by this Article are here
vested with all the power and auth
y of sheriffs, constables and police
GERS to make arrests and perform
h other duties incident to their
ICES as probation officers. L
chool Trustees To Report DeIn-
quents
ECTION 1922, c.. S. It shall be
duty of the board of trustees Of h
h school district to report to the
nty school superintendent all case
truancy, delinquency, ad incorrig-
ty which ARISES within their res
tive districts and such countv IL