Fourth Annual Report of the Bureau of Prisons of Massachusetts: Including Reports Upon All Prison Matters; With Statistics of Arrests and of Criminal Prosecutions, for the Year 1919 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Excerpt from Fourth Annual Report of the Bureau of Prisons of Massachusetts: Including Reports Upon All Prison Matters; With Statistics of Arrests and of Criminal Prosecutions, for the Year 1919

In this report all the financial tables concerning the State institutions relate to the year that ended on Nov. 30, 1919, in accordance with the act of 1905 that established a fiscal year. Statistics of prisoners, criminal prosecutions, arrests, etc., and all information concerning the county prisons are for the year that ended on. Sept. 30, 1919.

The first part of the document contains the general reports which embrace suggestions and recommendations for legislation upon prison matters. The reports of the State Prison, the Massachusetts Reforma tory, the Reformatory for Women, the Prison Camp and Hospital, the State Farm, and the jails and houses of correction, respectively, contain statistics that relate exclusively to those, institutions, but the general statistical tables comprise particulars concerning these places with all the others. After the prison statistics there will be found tabular informa tion concerning arrests, criminal prosecutions, etc.; the financial tables relative to maintenance; and accounts of the industries.

The subjects presented in the various subdivisions are summarized as follows.

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