The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-02
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS

ool hours without lawful occupation
or employment or who habitualiy
wanders about the streets In the
night time having no employment OF
lawful occupation shall be deemed a
Juvenile dlsorderly person and be
subject to the provisions of this chap
ter.
Same. Complaint: Hearing and
Commitment
Section 1862. When child shall be
a Juvenile desorderly person within
the meaning of this chapter, the
truant officer or any school teacher
or other reputable person may make
complaint in the probate court In
the county in which such child re-
sides. The probate court shall hear
and determine such complaint and
! if it Is determined that such child Is
juvenile dlsor1erly person within
the meaning Of this chapter he or
she shall be committed to the child
ren's home if eligible or to the Idaho
Industrial Training School, or to the
some other training school taking IN
to account the years of the child
with reference to the institution sell
ected Any child committed to the |
children's home on its being shown
to the judge of said court that 1t is
incorrigible and vicious may be tran
sferred to the Industrial School or
other proper institution. No child
committed to any reformatory shall
be detained beyond his majority,
and may be discharged sooner or par
oled by the trustees or board Of con-
troll under rules and restrictions ap
plicable to other inmates. Any order
of commitment may be suspended
bv the judges of probate court dur
ing -such time as the child may regu-
arly attend school and properly con-
1uct itself. The expense of the tran
'portation of the child to the tuve-
lille reformatory shall be paid by the
county from which the child Is com
nitted.
Probation Officers: Appointments
and Duties
Section 1863 The probate courts OF
he several counties In this state shall
ave authority to appoint or desig- |
ate one or more discreet persons
f good moral character to served as
rotation officers during the pleasure
f their court: said probation officers =
avfns authority to act only upon re .
uest and under the direction of the
rebate Judge and to receive such
for services actually
as the probate court shall u
Gem Inst and proper. The number Of y
I'D r~"hation officers appointed and !.
es1gnated bv the court shall be as Il
blows: In counties IN which the IN
ISL school census shows a nchooI to
equation of over Five Thousand Il
5OOO) not to exceed Two ~ pro- u
ltion officers; in all other counties u
u 10 exceed One ~ probation Of
er. In case probation officer shall "
appointed 1t shall be the duty of Fl
e judge of the court ifpracticable tie
notify said probation officer when :.
y child is to be brought before the NJ
urt; 1t Shall be the duty Of said l.
ooatlon officer to make investiga-
VI OF such case; to be present In
urt TO represent the interests of
child when the case is heard. to
'hlsh the court such information 1t
assistance as the court or Judge wa
y require; and to take care of col
cnlid before and after the trial an
may be directed by the court or ~,
ge Probation officers provided no
oy this chapter are hereby vested Sta
n all power and authority of sher
constables and police officers to
Ae arrests and perform other dut- .
incident to their offices as pro- wo,
lon officers. was
school Trustees to Report maj
DeIinquents Raj
'o''on 1854. 1t shall be the duty of 'ne'
BOARD OF trustees of each school anu
rlct TO report to the county sup
en' al cases OF truancy, de- bate
iency and incorrigibility which It
within their respective districts lato
Sucn county school )superintend coul
snail Immediately report such
10 the probate Judge of the bro