Rule 1st. Upon entering the library prisoners must promptly remove
their caps and go to their seats in a quiet manner.
Rule 2d. Chewing tobacco, smoking, or spitting on the floor is strictly
forbidden.
Rule 3d. Books, papers, or stationery required by any prisoner can be
had by raising the hand and asking the librarian or teacher.
Rule 4th. Undivided attention must be given to the teacher; his
instructions promptly and respectfully obeyed, and the whole time of
the prisoner who is learning must be devoted to study.
Rule 5th. Books, magazines, and papers will be issued for not longer
than one week. Care must be exercised not to mark, tear, or mutilate
them in any way.
Rule 6th. Should a violation of any of these rules result in a prisoner
being reported for punishment, he will be black-listed, and denied the
privilege of school or library.
Rule 7th. The privilege of the library will be given to prisoners of
exemplary record, where they will have free access to books, magazines,
and papers, after working hours.
S. A. HAWK, Warden.