SECTION 6. All buildings constructed in pursuance of this act shall be

plain and inexpensive in character and the labor in constructing such

buildings, improvements and facilities shall be supplied by persons

committed to the state industrial farm or confined in State or county

penal, reformatory, or correctional institutions so far as found

practicable.

The board of managers shall procure all necessary materials; erect and

equip such buildings; employ such skilled labor as cannot be furnished

by the persons committed to their respective industrial farms or by

persons confined in State, or county penal, reformatory or correctional

institutions and provide all proper facilities for their use and for

the practical use of the institution.

When the board of managers of any State industrial farm shall have made

all preliminary arrangements for the construction of the buildings and

equipment therein, they shall notify the Governor who shall issue a

proclamation announcing such fact, and thereafter prisoners having more

than thirty days to serve shall be transferred to such State industrial

farm from any jail or workhouse in that district on the order of the

Governor.

The Journal of Prison Discipline and Philanthropy 1919 (New Series, No. 58) · 第 6 / 18 章