State Reform School, 1894 Report

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to your Excellency the needs of the school so far as buildings and
 
to your Excellency the needs of the school so far as buildings and
 
improvements are concerned. In this respect the Board makes the following
 
improvements are concerned. In this respect the Board makes the following
recommendations:
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'''recommendations''':
I.
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#The purchase of the forty acres adjoining the institution.
The purchase of the forty acres adjoining the institution.
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#The erection of two additional buildings as advised by the Director.
II.
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The erection of two additional buildings as advised by the Director.
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The Director is of the opinion that these will cost $12,500 each.
 
The Director is of the opinion that these will cost $12,500 each.
III.
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#For fencing the land, $450.
For fencing the land, $450.
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#The Trustees are of the opinion that the capacity of the present
IV.
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The Trustees are of the opinion that the capacity of the present
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building will be reached by June 1, 1895, and with this in view, and estimating
 
building will be reached by June 1, 1895, and with this in view, and estimating
 
the needs of the school for two years, the Board believes it will
 
the needs of the school for two years, the Board believes it will
 
require for the first year two thousand dollars ($2,000) per month; and for
 
require for the first year two thousand dollars ($2,000) per month; and for
 
the second year twenty-five dollars ($2,500) per month, a total of $5-4,000.
 
the second year twenty-five dollars ($2,500) per month, a total of $5-4,000.
V.
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#The payment of the loans from banks already made, and also for the
The payment of the loans from banks already made, and also for the
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bills audited in December, $12,000 total.
 
bills audited in December, $12,000 total.
VI.
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#The payment of claims tor stable $700 and balance of heating plant,
The payment of claims tor stable $700 and balance of heating plant,
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$1,200.
 
$1,200.
In concluding this report tne Trustees desire to express through his
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In concluding this report the Trustees desire to express through his
 
Excellency, Governor Richards, their kindly appreciation of the support
 
Excellency, Governor Richards, their kindly appreciation of the support
 
and assistance which the Board has at all times received from the Governor
 
and assistance which the Board has at all times received from the Governor
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be raised, and with it all kinds of vegetables, as our garden tliis year has
 
be raised, and with it all kinds of vegetables, as our garden tliis year has
 
proven.
 
proven.
PRODUCTS OF THE GARDEN.
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==PRODUCTS OF THE GARDEN==
 
*Asparagus (roots set out) 500
 
*Asparagus (roots set out) 500
 
*Beans (green) — 300 lbs
 
*Beans (green) — 300 lbs
*Beets fi tons
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*Beets 6 tons
 
*Cabbage 13 tons
 
*Cabbage 13 tons
*Carrots 7i tons
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*Carrots 7.5 tons
 
*Corn (roasting ears) 325 doz
 
*Corn (roasting ears) 325 doz
 
*Corn (dried) 200 lbs
 
*Corn (dried) 200 lbs
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*Onions (dry) 9,100 lbs
 
*Onions (dry) 9,100 lbs
 
*Parsnips 2,400 lbs
 
*Parsnips 2,400 lbs
*Potatoes (Irish) ^ 12f tons
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*Potatoes (Irish) 12.75 tons
 
*Peas (green) 720 lbs
 
*Peas (green) 720 lbs
*Pumpkins 1, 150
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*Pumpkins 1,150
 
*Radish 600 lbs
 
*Radish 600 lbs
*Rhubarb (266 bunches set out April 16, 1894) li tons
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*Rhubarb (266 bunches set out April 16, 1894) l.5 tons
*Rutabaga U tons
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*Rutabaga 1.5 tons
 
*Squash 985
 
*Squash 985
 
*Tomatoes 3 tons
 
*Tomatoes 3 tons
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we are indeed thankful as we are without a hospital, or even where sick
 
we are indeed thankful as we are without a hospital, or even where sick
 
boys could be kept other than the large dormitory.
 
boys could be kept other than the large dormitory.
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The boys and girls committed were received during the months as
 
The boys and girls committed were received during the months as
 
shown by following schedule:
 
shown by following schedule:
Boys. Girls.
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{|
April 6
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|Month||Boys||Girls
May 7 li
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|-
June 4
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|April||6||
July 2
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|-
August 6 J
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|May||7||3
September 5 1
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|-
October 1
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|June||4||
November 1
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|-
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|July||2||
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|-
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|August||6||1
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|-
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|September||5||1
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|-
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|October||1||
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|-
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|November||1||
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|}
 
I wish to call your attention to the detention of boys so longin county
 
I wish to call your attention to the detention of boys so longin county
 
jails before bringing tliem to the scliool: many of them are compelled to
 
jails before bringing tliem to the scliool: many of them are compelled to
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years of religious training.
 
years of religious training.
  
and montlis to detect the child's weak point.
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Their ages were:
Tlieir ages were:
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{|
Eight years 1 2
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|Age||Boys||Girls
Ten years 1 1
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|-
Eleven years 3
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|Eight years||1||2
Twelve years 2 1
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|-
Thirteen years 3
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|Ten years||1||1
Fifteen years 2 2
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|-
Sixteen years 4
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|Eleven years||3||
Eighteen years 3
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|-
Nineteen years 7
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|Twelve years||2||1
Twenty years 5
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|-
Total 31 6
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|Thirteen years||3||
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|-
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|Fifteen years||2||2
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|-
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|Sixteen years||4||
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|-
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|Eighteen years||3||
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|-
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|Nineteen years||7||
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|-
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|Twenty years||5||
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|-
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|Total||31||6
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|}
  
 
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