TO
TE HO LO R.AlLE ELLIS G. A ;~~ALL GOV::-~ iirC'I1 OF GEORGIA
A:~~D
THE i.LL --:::I::P..S OF 'l'EE Gl.TElli\L J\SSEI: DLY
A:TUAL RLPORT T~ . E STA TE DEP/ t~TI : LrT OF CORR:SCTIO~~S
for
F IS CAL ~LAR 1043 - 1044
Ge n tlenen :
Penal a ~minis tratior i~ Ge or p: a prior to t he creaticn of the State Departm ent o~ Corr a ctions on October 6 , 1943 , . and subse quent t h ereto , ha3 con;.;:l sted of tv o ( 2 ) cistir.ct t7~rpe s , one be 1..ne; ins t i t u ti onal and the ot her j.n the form cf public v or :~ s camps . Th e contr ol or admin i str~ ti ve offic e for operations of the Depart~ent of Co rr e c tion s is lo~ated in Atlan ta , and houses the prisone rs ' files , r e c ords , business reco~Qs and oth e r dnta inciden t to t h e administra t ion of the department wtlch at pr es ent embraces supervision over the Ge orria Stat e ~ris ons at Reidsvill e , Georria , Public J0rk s Canps in 84 counties and two ( 2 ) State I I ir~w ay Carps . As of July l , 1914 , there were public \'!Or -:: s car:1p n op eratP.d in 87 count i es .
Thi s r 0p ort v-iill ther e fore neal vd.th t hree (3) phases of the department ' s ~ or1 t , the ~i r s t wi t h expend itu~ es for maintenance of the Departme~t of Corr e ctio .s office in ftl an t a , the second vith the Georfia State Prisor.8 1 o2e r at ion a.G the ftnal with improvements and prorress mauo in thE count y public works camp s dur inp the Fis c a l Yiar . In connecti on Tiith the proper inspection of publi c wo rk s c amps over the State , inspectors ~ork out of the Depa rtment of Corr ections office in AtlAnta , th e refore , exp c n~itures for salaries , trave l, etc. fo r these er:1plo,ye os 8r c incl,Jl.:ec: i n the statenunt of expenditures for the Dep n rt ~erit of Corre ct _ons office . ~he sace is t r ue of the tra 1sfer off ic nr . Pr~ vl ou s to the creatior1 of the Depart ment of Corrections b~ the Le ri~ latu~ A , expen s es for the transfer of t he prisoners were b orne by t~c nounLi e s in which t hey we re c onv i c ted or from wl1i ch the ~? o sc epod or by t} ~o Georpte St o. tc Prison whe n they esc aped from that institution .
A. 3~f,T:C DE.:'t~~\.T: .I:" 'r OF CORB.L CTICJ1S ,
ADl.I : r s_ :1ATrv:: CFFICE 1
-ATLArl:'fl , G:Or GIA .
The a dm inistrative functions of the old Prison Board had been conduct ed from a c 1n t ral adci nistrat .v E office ln t he State Capi tel , for c1a11 ~: y e ars .. Folloiinr the c r r; ation of the State Depart me n t of Corr ect ions , the dopartnent took ov e r the offices form ~ rl y oc cup ied by t ho Stat e Board of Priso ns anC rctair,ed all of the per s onn el of t h at board .
rfhcn the lJ c pa.rt1:~en t of Co :cr oc t lon s was created t he r e wa s a tot"l of 1 8 en:plo~rues in the !Jep a <'trrent of Corr ecti on s office in .htlanta . :Dc c anse of incr oe se in aC.rr:2.n ist~ativ c c:u tl es clue to n e w proc edu r es , r eco r ds , and f unctions performe d by t he departme nt employee s , an increa s o of ~he office pur s onn c l has be en necessary end has been incr e a sed to 21 ompl o ~ cc s ~ hdCit j.onal in c r c as s s in p e rson nel will be n 0cC.od 88 the pris on p opulation rrm s .
~~ e r e is set fo rth ~elo~ a comparative r ep ort of expend it ures of the Stat0 Department of Corre cti ons off i ce in Atlanta f or t he Fiscal Years ondine Juno 30 , 1044 and June 30 , 1943 :
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A. STATE DEP:. TI T~. :C:~T OF CCRTI:::CTi o: s LCL I.~ I STRJ, ~l' IVE ACCO'JrT COLPf,i11.7IV:C REPOR'l' OF L:~.FErlJITURES
Pf.YLEr TS 4
Personal Services Trav e l Expens e- s ~ Escc.pes Re turne d
PISC!.L YR .
FI SCf>L :[R .
Increas e or
ErDE~ C/3 0/-1 4 :srDED 6L/..3.:...C.:..L./..4:...:.3_ _D_e...;c;..;.;r.._ea_s_e--(-'---)-'---
c 47 ,718 . 68
8 0 Cqo.C:r; 5 '
7r: 0 ._) ,__.
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'ri'
1,065 . 88
16 , 989 . 48 10,238 . 99
6,750 . 49
Suppli es
l, C30 . 59
438 . 92
591 ~67
Cor.ununications
3 , 746 . 1)6
3 , 03G . 03
708 . 93
Printing
904 . 07
532 . 43
371 . 64
Repairs & A lt o rat~ons
Miscellaneous Expens e s
72 . 50
63. 36
63 . 48 123 . 41
4-. 02
- 60 .05 ( )
Insuranc e & 3ondinr
60 . 00
135 . 00
125.00 (- )
Equipme nt Purchas e s
630 . 60
407 . 48
223.21
TOTAL PI. YI.:El~TS
~ 71 , 216 . 33
LES S : Accounts .Payab l e as of 6/30/43.
9. 78
PLUS: Acounts Payaol e
as of 6/30/ 43
,102 . 2 6
LESS: f.cc oun ts P t-, y 8.~ l e as o_f 6/30/42
PLUS : f,ccounts Payable as of 6/30/43
,Ap60 , 785.54
0
9 . 78
.jl0,430.79
9 . 78 (- )
462 . 26
9 . 78 (-)
Torr:.L EXP:Sl:D ITU?.ES : ~71 , 66 8 . 31
LESS: EXTRJ,O fWI ~:-IW
EXP E1~D ITUTIES
8 , 01 8 . 41
TOTJ, L I.:J.. D~ T.r:..H!.rCE EXPE J,DITURES
,~; 62, 750 . 40
.)GO , 795.32 060 ,795 . 32
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010,873 . 49 8 , 918 41 ( - ) (~~ )
~1 ,9 55 . 08
A;, ST!. TE DE P:. RTI<E.Til.' OF COHR2G::'lC"S jJ:~.: J.::~IS T R: .CIVE f.CCOUIT7
( c cmtinued )
( ~:-) Extraord.in8 r-1 l...xpv n(:j tur c s du r5.n[ ynar ended .Tunc 30, l<:)J 4.
Travel ~xpcnsc paid to Fed e r a l o~p l tyc os, who were c a ll ud on to assist in t ho installat i on of the nev Prison Pror ram
.............. ~ .. ~ 3,735.97
Per diem and exp e ns e s paid to photorrap ~c r fro~ Stat e Department of lublic Safe t y for s c rvl ~os r end e r ed in photoeraphin r all pu" lie vo r ks c a::1ps cv oT' t he Sta t o , which was a part of the n e w tris on Pr orra~ t owards corrcctinr cond it i ons
in the camps .. . ... . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 4P 265.25
Salary an~ exp erlsc paid to ~ . ~orcan llil n or during his first few months with t he d op artJ::c nt , w:h c:n his work consist ed mainly of drawin r up the fut1r~ farn procrarn for the Prison and the purchasinr of t he n ece ssary farm animals, farm ma chinery, e tc . Er . I.illncr's romu~10 rat i on was l a t or tr a nsf erred
to the Prison ;,.ccount ................. , . .................. 2,217.10
Durinr the Fiscal Ye ar ende d June 30 , 194 4 , approximately ~2.;70o . oo was p a id to transf ._; r offic e rs \'! . D. J urch and Wal t or Latthcv.Js covc rinr the tr ansf er of prisoners to the Georria State Prison e t itcidsville, Ge or rj_a and othe r prison transportation ne eds. The: varlous counti e s handl e d such
transportation durinr tho pr evi ous Fiscal Year ~. C2,7oo;oo
TOT!_L EXTRl. ORDir __JY EXPEJ~D ITUR:SS DURn: G FIS C;.L YEi.R
E!!DED JUI~ 30, 194 11.
~ 8, 918.41 (-::-)
It wil l be noted from the abov0 financial statement that the total Extraordinary LXp cndit ur 0s durinr th8 Fiscal Ye ar ended June 30, 1944 amounted to ~~8 , 918 . 41 ancl the incrca s o of expe nditur e s over the pr ~ v i ous Fiscal Year can b e &ttribut cd to s e veral factors, name ly, the; hiphcr cost of livinf, which h& s been c stimat od to b e b e tw ee n twcnty-fi vo nnd thirt~r po rc unt hirho r, hr,s n ocessi tnt cd a general incr on nc in salari e s to crnp loycns ; t ho cost of transfer of prisoners for cl nssifica tion f inr crprintinf, custody, etc. (the grea t e r pa rt of this expa ns e was ~orne form e rly by the various counties); and , some adr'. ition ..,l tr nv cl in conn C; ction with installation of the n ew prison prorrr.m nt t :lC' Gcorcia Stu t c Prison and to the
various county publi c wod:s c c,r:!~ S .
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Th~ J nactm0nt of .thJ Corr J ctions l aw m~do no chon~ 8 in thJ administro.tion of th-) StatJ Priso ns in 1'attno.l l County; th:3"r dfo r .J , tha n Jwly cr 3a t ~ d 3t~ta DJ partmJnt of CorrJctions ~sswn~ d control of th~ two prisons on OctobJr 6 , 1 943 . 3 i ncJ th~t timJ consid..;r o.bl~ pro gr ..; s s r. ~ s bJJ n mnda o.t both pr i so n s .
Both prisons hava b 0a n thoro u ~h ly ~ J no v~t ad f rom to p t o bottom, paint0d insidJ o.nd out , o.nd t hJ grounds cl ~ o.nJd of all 0X1sting d Jbris.. Eoth prisons had r Jn c h~d 2 st o.tcl of djlnpidntion , which r 0qu ir ~ d a c onsid-: r nbl~ 0x:ru ndi tur..; of mon.3y to put th .3m in a hnbitablJ s tat 0 . Loc k in13 d.;; vic -::s v1hich h:'.. d b00n destroyed wcr.c r a paired insofar ns mnt..::rio.l 1/[l_S <J_ rni l nb l J , n.nd tho ordar was plo.c..;d for n aw loc k s for tha 0nt ir J p rison. Coll blocks had b aa n sabotagad and indi v idual ~ J c urity da vic0s on c J ll locks ward r ~ pair od , wh0rJ us nblJ , r~po.int ~ d , and mnd.:J uniform throughout tha prison. Naw and sanitary b..;dd "ng was providad . Tha k itch0ns o.nd mass halls at bo th pr isons WJrJ unsanitary an~ tha 0quipmant, ga nJrally, was obsol a t a o.nd unus~b l a . R0p l a c Jm0nt of such aqu ipma nt h~.s go n :) forward as rapi d l y as possib l ;.; ~ A modJrn laundry ho.s raplnc ad tho washtubs a nd lnvntori~s, o.nd n0w cooking utansils have baa n providad to rJpl~ca tha wo rn out J quipmJnt . ThJ mJss halls w ~ r a scrubb ..; d with so ap and wat0 r and po.int ad , a nd in thJ f~mald prison 1 tahl ~ s a nd cha irs r Jp l o. c Jd th0 bonchJs and wooddn f orms us-3d in thJ din ing rooms .
A r ahabilitat ivJ pro br am wa s bagun - with tha ino.u3uration of tha .R0form Pr o gram ~ which r aplo.c ..; d o. syst~m of stn~natinc inc a rc a ro.tion. No att ~ mpt ~ t classification, s ..; gr a g ~ tion or r Jhn bilitation had b a..; n in vo guJ at ..;ithar of th..; prisons . Inm~t a s ~-,J r .:J allowad to move around nt will, c han~ ing th J i r work d..;to.ils without r agn rd to adaptabi lit y or tr~inin g , No accur~t J syst ~m of ch J cking th0 "count" wo.s in us ..; a t th-.; p r ison unt il l ~tJ in th0 fiscl.?,l yao.r, whon r.1 r. A. C. A.d J r ho ld b.Jc ~m..; :hrd .m of t h -.; i nstitutio n. H0 institut .J d, among many o t h~ r rdforms, n mod J rn syst .J m of ch3c k ing imna.tJ$ , which i s c. ccompli shod in thirty mlnut ,:Js at stG.t-:ld intJrva ls durins the d~y nn d ni ~ht .
Inmo. ta s nr J 2ssign..; d'insofar as fnci liti ~s p -.; rmit , to work d 0t a il s bast s uit ~ d to t h ~ ir phy s ical and voc~tionnl naJds . Th0 old hava bJ on sJp~rat J d fr om th.J youn ~ insofa r ~s it is possiblw to mnkd s u ch s ..;crJ ~ ~tion with i n th.J wa l ls of a s ingl a inst itutio n . Th0 dis J nsJd ha v J bJ-::n s ~p~rc_t~d ~ nd pr o p~ rly hosp ital iz~d , nn d thd mantal d0f0ctiv3s hnv a c_ l so b ~ J n s o s ..;~r ~~ nt J d . Efforts wJ r a mado in th..; m..;an tim.:: to p l ac..; thJ m in a Stnt a insti tuti on w_hJn pas s 0d on as b ..;ing m~ ntnlly dJ f ici.Jnt by th..; Board of 1 x ~mi ning Physicisns , cr.J a t od by Sx 0 cutiv0 OrdJr .
Rali g ious s J rvic J s nnd r ~ li g io us inst ructi on s n~a cnrriJd on by a r 0sidJ nt Chapla in, who d0vot 3s his J nt ir J tima to t h e r a li g ious and no r nl lif0 of t h -.; pri son0 rs.
Racr0~tionnl a ctiviti ~s such ~s bas 0bal l, horsa shoa
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pitching, wrJstling and boxin~ wJr J c~r~i 2~ an durlng th0 Y J ~r. Movias and indoor c~mJs warJ c v~ i l ~bl J for thd irun~t d s an d n lib rary wns inst~llJd ror tha prisonJrs' us a .
In ord..:;r to train d..:s0rvinc; inmnt0s :.::'or f '.1tur0 u s Jfulnass, 11 progrnm of voco. tionnl ins tr i:l.c tion Y!'l.s b-,:gun in t lu fnll of 1943. A consida rQbla outl~y of mon Jy ~2 s r ..)qu ir a d to pu t in tha nJC J ssary mnchinary and industriJs. v ~ bJli J V0 t~d outlcy h"s bJJn justifiJd by tha rasults obt~in..:4 , a s th..:r~ 2r0 now opportuniti J s for m0n to bJ trnin..:d ~s Nachinists , rnach~nics , c~bin~t m~ka r s , shJ,Jt mJtal work ~ rs, laundry workars, ~~rm.,_, nt .f~ctory w orl~Jrs , m~ttr0ss factory op.::r-c. ti v J s nnd prin t;J rs. In thJ tr ~.d-.:s , m-:-,ny o pportuni ti ..:s v10ra offorad for trninin ~ , such ~s stonJ satting , pl ~ stJring, p~inting , cnrp0nt0r work , JlJctrici~ns , ~nd dnir ying 2nd c~ttl ..:; rnising. Plans wurJ 2l s o mnd0 for suit a bla voc~tions to ba s0t up in tha fJm::tle prison.
7rusty prisonars who , in m::tny inst2nc a s SdrvJd in r ~sp ons ibl~ positions, WJr,_, rapl ~ c v d b: custodinl officars ~nd bacnusa of tha influx from th0 o.b:m on.;d St 'lt-J Highwny C:1mps of tha most dnn gJ rous criminals thd Stata h~d in its custody, thJrJ w~s o. m2rk0d incrjc.sa iri custodial 'pJrsonn-.:1 r.3qu il~Jd during thi fiscc,l y..:Jo.r . tn addition to thJ custodi~l forca , th0rJ w ~ s o. n J c..:ssnry incr a ::ts0 in p0rsonnal incidunt to th.J industri r.. l proz;r o.m c.nd th-J voc2tiono.l tr2ining prog~~m . Thasa cho. n 30 S n 0CJssito.t.Jd nn incr 0~ SJ of ~JV -3nty (70) ~:!mploy.;..;s at th..: instituti ons during th.J fisc::.l y..:~r~
ThJ cu s to~ i~ l forc 0 w~s nlso provid..:d with uniforms ~nd an incr0o.s -J in sc..lo.ry , r J pr J s ..:ntinz :::.pproximo.t..;ly doubl..: th ,; ir wc.::;-.:;s. . This wo.s ::m ...:ss Jnti 'll ...;XpJndi tur..: , in::.smuch o.s th...: ship ya~ds loco.tJd ~n c.. t 0rritory ~dj~c.Jnt to thJ prison , provid..:d o. st0o.dy sourc...; of 0mp lo yma nt ~nd pl :l. c.Jd :: dr".in on nll m::-.npor,re r in thc.t [tr -J:> . rh ...; . v:':'. ij.JS p'lid by vr.r indu~triJs in thJ i mm..;di2t0 vicinity of thJ prison Wj rJ so much hi 3h ur th::.n thosJ pnid by th0 Dapo.rtmJnt of Corr ..;ctions th ". t VI~ suff.Jr :;d ~- V.Jry disturbing turnovar in omployJ~s durinG th~ Jnt ir.; period.
Th0 op J ro.tin; cost of thJ institutions has b~an incr ~o.s..J d duJ to th..: mor...; costly pro 0 r nm bJ in 3 inC..UJUr~t ...; d, ~nd unusuo.lly hJo.vy r 0po. ir bill , o.n J nl~r gJ d c u stodi n l and 'ldministr~tiv.3 forcJ, tha cost ~nd custody of ::.11 th J worst c r imin::.ls in thJ St ~ t -.:; , and tha incrao.swd co~t of ~ 11 foodstuffs , clothin~ ".nd m".t aric..ls. Fo r th0 fiscnl yao. r Wd show c.. tot~l invJnto r y of fl ,7 37 ,991. 46 , which cov0rs prop...;rtiJs , ;natJ ri c..ls o.nQ supp l iv s, a total JXp0nditura of ~1 ,0 03 ,730. 62 of which o.mo unt j 610 , 841. 85 rJpr~s0nts .;xtraordino.ry and outl ay JXp a nditur..:s , which o.r~ s ..; t forth in thd fin::.n ci c.. l sto.tJmJ nt at th..: J n d of this r ...;port. Th is l J ~VJS ::t nJt oparo.ting cost for th..: yJo.r 1 944 of ~ 392 , 8 88 .77, o.s ~ g ~ins t ~ 376,696. 8 4 for t h3 pr0C0ding fisco.l y0c..r or o. n J t incrJ ::. s...: of ~ 1 6 ,1 91 . 93 , t~king into consid J rC'..tion th .J .Jx tr'lordi nn ry ".nd out l::.y a xp...;n~iturJs o.s shown in thJ st ntvmJnt.
ThJ follo~ng is o. fino.nci~l brJo.kdown o.n d cl o. ssific ntion itamizntion of 'lll cons truc t ion, outl ~y ..; xp Jnditur J s for r Jpo.i rs, nnd 0xtro.ordin~ry .J Xp...;nditurJs incurr0 d a t t h..: G..:or g ia Sto.t3
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prisons during th.; fl SC.J.:i. 'J 3C.:"' ~ E -.' :.nc; JD k ;-sl), 191-L 'l.:'h-'"..s :iR c:'. loW.Jd by c. fin J.nci'll sc:.t ~Jn ~J r_t V'dth cc- ~np:.t l' '-> t iv...: figi.1.r~s b ~~tY'' .Hl t; l.J fiscal y_;ars 1 9~3 'lnd 19~d :
CONSTRUCTIO N AND O~TLPY R=PAIR3 AT G~ GRGIA STATE PRISON FO R FISCAL Y3AR ENDING JUNS 30, 1 941
Dairy Bnrn (55 fo compl _;t~)
MA'j'ERIALS LAEOR $ 2 ,3 61 . 06 $ 1-;6 3~ . 0 0.
R~cov 0 ring fiv 3 ( 5 ) dwall i n3s on r_;s~rv2tion . (5 t 300 0~ch )
1,000 . 00
500.00
Building n0w Mul 0 Born
120.50
379 . 50
NJW Hous0 Construction on ~ nrm
1 '981. 25 1,018.75
Wiring & Painti ng for G2rm~ nt Fa ctory
325,00
250~00
N ~ w Isolation C0lls in F~ma lJ Bui lding
550 .00
450 .00
Construction of N0w OfficJs & School Rooms 1,461.75 1,338.25
Incompl 3t a d HatchJry ( Doors, wi n dows and floors not installJd)
1,953 . 50 1,546.50
Conv 0rting Old Impl 0m~nt Sh0d into ~~illdng Barn
411.25 1,220.75
R0p a irs in Clothi ng Issu.J Room
175.00
75,00
Gen~r a l r~p2irs to Institutions : P~in t ing , ScrJJn ~ iring , R0pa iring Ro of nt F0mal~ Building. Piinting Int arior of ~J.lJ nnd ?0mal0 Buildinzs.
18 ,918.11
1., 499 .12
Er~ction of Patrol B~rr 2 ck s f or us 0 of Stat 0 H ighw~y P2trol
3, 811.00 2,689.00
Contr a ct cost for dism 'lntling & a r J ction
.of a Blow- Knox Transmitting Tow J r for Stat 0 HighwJ.y Pa trol. (Thu Tow ar was
mov3d from Swainsboro, Ga . to Prison . )
1, 080 , 00
Er0ction of 24 Poultry Ran gd Sh.J lt J r Hous ds @ ~- 35 . 00
590,00
250.00
Construction of Tan (10) n0w Staff Hous J s 19 , 869_,33 6,458.72
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INCmiPL STED :
- Hous-3 #1 98:0 comp1 d t3 o.s of
JUD3 30. 1944
- HOUS..) #2 981; cc:np1ut..; o.s of
- Jun.J 30, 19 ~ 4
Hous-3 j/3 SS% compJ. 0t 0 o.s of
- Hous0 #4
June 30' 194~ 80~b comp 10 t3 ':\S of Jun0 30, 1944
- Hous-3 ;'lS 70 , ~ C0ffii.:l 2. .:: t .; .".S of
Jun0 30 , 1914
- Hous0 #6 40;b C0ffil)1.::td as of
Jun.J 30 , 1944
- Hous-3 # 7 40,--: comp10 t .J ~s of
- JunJ 30, 1944
Hous..; ;'18
30 'b comp L : t0 ~s of I
- Jun..; 30 ,. 1944
Hous0 ;'J9 10;~ conp1,; t..; o.s of
-Jun0 30 , 194:4
HOUS;;J #10 of 5 (i4o co mpl0t~ ClS
Jun0 30, 1944
-W.A--T3-R"-T:-h.L-S -LP-.-3-.:-r.
$53 , 5~ 7.69 ~ 20,394.59
NOTE: .
ESTI.MAT3D BR ~AI\.JO 'JJJ.r Ol'' MAT ~~R IALS AND OUTSIDE LABOR COST3 FROH RSCORDS CONP IL ZD AT GEORGIA STATE PRISON.
TOTAL COST OF NE~ CONSTRUCTI ON AND OUTLAY RSPAIRS FOR YEAR 3ND2D JUNZ 30 , 1944 C73, 922 . 28 (LABOR AN~ ~ATSRIALS)
(Continu.Jd on n.::xt peg..; )
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Ba1o.nc.J Brought s- or v~r d
1 1 1
1,500
Jay 30 ..; E-~rlh':ld r I-.-ri ll John D..hJr~ ':'ractor Mod,; l A
John :Dder0 'l'r o. c tor ivi odul A. Laying Pulluts
1 1 1
2,000 lb. Batch Mi xJr Rabuilt Job Pri n ting Pr ~ ss Cr0osot ij Vat
1
Us-3d u..: ntal Out .f i t ( i:;>Or Wom.::n ' s) Bldg .)
1
Ford Truck
s,ooo Whi t..J Hock Lc. ; ins Pull ,; ts
~: 73 ' 922 .. 28 9 uO . OO 85,L3 6 85L..: ., 36
4 55 .. 00 6 4 0 ,, 0 0 566.50 59 ~S .12 1,400.00 1,640.00 4,000 .00
88
Fd,;d3r Ilogs
8
Pow a r S~w i u3 M achin~s (For ~om~n 1 s Bldg .)
2
Tractors , Mo d0l ~
40
. 38 R0volv0rs
1, 856 . 43 1,669.29 2,167.96 1,120.00
40
16 Gaus J Shot Guns
2,156 . 00
28
Po>v.::r :3..'Wi n6 !,!o.c:hin..: s (Por ..1ur::..::n 1 s Bl dt; . )
1
7ord 'l'ruck
1,919.74 1,635 . 96
1
Lo g Skidd0r
1,200.00
1
I,Ia. t truss ,.]::1. chi 110
200.00
5
Fore. Trucks
7,247.78
1
.::a 0ctric Incubator
4 , 000,00
1
P.....:condi t ion-.; d L;mncir y Tttmbl.;r
4 ,365 . 00
1
Hydraulic Lift
239 . 00
1
UClrlcin.3 I1.1D.chi n_;
485 . 00
~urnishing s fo r Custodial Offic0r s 1 Dormitory
1,293.50
2
P.:i lk C0ok0 rs
~ 999.50
2
H.Jr.::ford ?Ulls (PUPJbr..Jd )
500.00
1
Pur -J br.J d Bull
4,000 . 00
1
Pot:1to P,;..; l ..Jr
244.70
1
Poto.to P8 -J l..:n'
305.00
12
M:1r..:s
1,503.20
Pow ..: r S...:wing I.:G.chinlj ~ qui pm,; nt (WomJ n 1 s Eldg .) 1,590.40
Equipm,; nt for N0w LG.undry
8,395 . 35
2
El .J ctri c Toa. s t ..: rs
406 .00
2
Int ~ rn~tio n :1l RG. rv ...:s t J r
611. 49
1
R.::built LG.undry ~ Cl s h J r
1, 455.00
1
Int 0 rn ~tion2l HQrVJSt 0r
611.49
4
ElJctric To2 st J rs
781.11
2
D0 JP Fa. t ? ry.:H' s
352.00
l
R.::volving TrG.y Ovan
5,194.50
51
Pur v br~d J ..: rS JJ Cow s for Milking & B r ~,; ding
23,350.00
93
Pur ..: br0d .Hogs
3 , 952 .50
~~ 1 71,693. 52
?otal construction a n d Outlay R0pa irs :1nd NdW ~quipmJ nt Pt~ c has.::s for f isca l yJa r J ndu d Jun0 30 , 1944 .
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-oUTLAY EXP3NSIBS I F ACCOm~TS PAY.f'.:! E_i,;; OF JUlTJi:: 30 J 1944
Matarials for Naw Fence to inclos~ Pri s on Compound
$ 6 , 457.13
~""a"wquiFpmaermntingfoEr qNuiepwmeDnatiry Barn
4 ,743.95 8 , 025 . 34
coal (Supply purchased for n~ xt nina months
because of war conditions)
26,238.39
1 1 7 3
Wide Oven Oil Range (5 5 ' x 34~ 1 ) Wide Oven Oil Range (75 1 x 3 4~ ') Electric Griddles
Dough Mixe rs for Br ea d (nlectric)
1
Maat Saw (Elactric)
1
Industrial Coffee Urn
1
Iron Dishwashing Mach "!lc
1
Slicer- 'Vrap- So al~r for Bread
1
Meat Choppe r (Electric)
2
De~p Fat F ry~rs (~lectric)
296.00 370.00 597.09 2,616.44 363 . 00 283 . 55 2,055.b0 335 . 32 240 .'b0 352 . 00
12
Brooders
296.09
1
Field P~a Fodder (For Cannine Plant)
1,546.38
Total Outlay Ji::xp e nses in Accounts Payable $54 ,815.68
EXTRAORDINARY PAYJ-.:=:NTS :
Settlement of John R. ':Jald Co., Hunting don, Pa. account which had been in dispute since 1940 . The materials furnishe d by this supplier were for use in the manufacture of 1940 "Peach" License Tags.
Plans for housing proj ect at Georgia State Prison drawn by Tucker and Howell, Archit ec ts. The plans were called for by the State Board of Prisons but were not used in the housing proj e ct by the State Department of Corrections.
Paymant of Hugh Howell , Attorn~ y , for e xp ~ nses incurrdd prior to the construction and before the completion of the Georgia Sta te Prison, Reidsville, Georgia~ Mr . Howell handled the l eg al ph~ses of the transact-ion for the Prison Commissi on of the State of Georgia with the Federal Government (Federal :2mergency Administrator of Public Works). Work on the construction of the Ge org ia State Prison was start ~ d in 1933 .
Prorated share of Group Fir e Insuranc3 tab~ n out for all departments of the State by the Ex e cutive Department. For the Ge orgia State Prison the o.mount of the premi urn was l'
$29 ,685 . _33 1,050.00
3,415.42 14,679.83
(Continue d on next page)
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payment made to Manget ~ ros . , Newnan, Gao , covering
age stordue
cha the
r gue. s
s
(
.
~
150 . 6G) ~nd p Department of
enalty ($821.68) Agriculture and
,
wh was
i
ch
waisd by Ma.ngat nJjro thers . 'l;h 1' s t ran~~ ac t'1on was con-
pa ted with tha sale of 1942 cotton crop on 182 bales ~~ccotton grown at the Geo r g ia St ate Prison. Both of
these expanses sh~uld have.been borne by the sel l er
(Gaorgia. State Pr7son) d;rr1ng \1 94 2 but the total amount
ga.)f ~972 . 30 was pa1d by tne bu~er (Manget Bros ., Newnan , who were reimburs ed during thi s fiscal year .
972 . 30
During the fiscal year ended June 30 , 1944 over the
fiscal year ended June 30 , 1943 the nwnbe r of person-
nel was increas ed from 82 employess to 1 52 , or an ad-
d! tion of 70 employe e s . 'rhe s a lar y scale of all em-
ploye a s was increased be cause of war conditions and the
total salaries paid during fiscal year ending June 30 ,
1944 amounte d to ~;, 239 , 584 . 8 7 and for the ye ar ending
June 30 , 1943 the total wa s ~ 77 , 489 . 07 , or an increase
of ~ 162 , 095 . 80 . (Minimum salary rat e s for Custodial
Officers were increased from 075 . 00 per month to
t150 . 00 per month) .
162 , 095~80
Upon request of t he United States Department of Labo~ , Bureau of Labor Statistic s , Washington , D. c . we were furnished with cost of living indexe s for the area of
South Ge orgia where the ~e or g ia State Prison is located .
The u. s. Department of Labor base their
figures on an average cost of l i ving between
the years 1935- 1939 of 100%. The f ollowing
figures are copies from this r eport:
$172 , 433 . 97,
. . . Total of Extraordinary Exp enditures
$384 , 332 . 65
Date ALL ITEMS
7-15- 41
105 . 3
7-14-44
133 . 3
PERCENT I NC:iEASE COST 28 . 0
FOOD 113 . 5 152 . 9
39 . 4
CL OTHING 105 . 4 139 . 8
34.4
FU2L , ~r c. 99 . 1
111 . 8
MISC . 103 . 3 128. 7
12 . 7
25 . 4
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0rear 3n '
on d~ a~ -..J _
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ln coEt nmo un ts to 172 , (33 . J7 . ~ ~ ;e3 1 that th1.s 1 s
an ~xtraor dina r y 2x~ ~ n~ i tur a b l caus 0 if th 3 id3nt1cal
co:rrll.!Odl t1 JS uo r a p'J. rGh".~ JS und 3 r n or ma l condJ.. t ions tl~a
cost would bJ ~t l e~s t . 1 7 2 , ~3J , 9 7 l ~ss ,
I' 61 0 ' 81 1 t 8 5
Ol7!I'L 1"1 lY ~ =< ~)~1 : :-J I~ UI\~~ -S 1~0~ ~fl l~- C ft L Y_.~.."R ~T~~.J~~ D .JJ:r::; 30 1 9,:3
'l'h~ total of Out l ay !lncl .C:xt ra o r dina r Jr .::,xp a ndi t u r a s s~own on thd financv ia l r ap ort f or tl a ye ar a ndad
Jt:na 30 , l 'J(( in tha amount of : 1 , 0 70 , 23 1. 35 is for th3 purcha sJ of tha Ga or ~ ia J tat 3 Pri son '3t ruct t~r 3s fro;a tha Un1. ted ".) tat-Js Gov~ r maa nt .. ,
,Il l 0 7 0 23 1 . 3 5
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( Corr y:ara ti ve)
1 () ' ' J ' ~ t...:
239-;-581: . 8 7 5 , .)3'7 . 13
1P.r L T-'~~.:~J 'R, r -"'1" :~;-Rr -L'"0' ,. ic'..ll ture.l
anl tary ? ClJan1ng
asel1ne & 0 11
ood e: 'T obacco
3d & Feed fo r .n mals
1 (Coal ) ll ~ ~ ~ Da tarlRlS USGd upkeep of plant ?~
equ1. n nt , sho p inst r uct lens ~ inst itut 1 on mf~ . 3ar1ne:; app ar .:l l : ;.;vnn;
uppli3s 1ld1n~ sup p l 1e s ~ me.t3rials th3r supp l1 as f.; materials
36 , 933 . 90 16 , 1;,6 7 . 20 12 , 9G 7 . 3 7 160 , 203 . 79 2 ~ , 91 Q. 8 7
113 , ~ 17 . 55
136 , 500 . 78
76 , 25 . 56
53 , 809 . 2:;
10 , 0 'J 3 . 7 3
113
'77 , ~ 69 . 0 7
2 ,1 77 . 33
.s: r~ c:: -:
\ (- )
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'\,... ., . ;) .....,
1 6 2 ' (' r: b 80
3 ,159 . 8
21 , 318 . 73 9 , 063 . 79 8 ,791. 61
90 , 3<:~ . 72
.s:., 333 . 30
36 , .(99 , 6~
1 o , 63r:: . 17
7 J 4 3 . ~ 1 } , 1 8"' . 1 6
69 ' 0 61. 07 23 , 582 . 57
6 , 917 . 91
37 , 316 , 73 38 , 277 , 61
1 , ') 8 3 . 29
99 , 3 ~ A . 05
37 , 981 . 95 52 , 310 . 04
3 , 618 . 3("
2 , 636 . 37 3 . 62
1 , 61 6 . 21-.
1 , :no . <:4
5::J . 62 1., 6113 . 2 4
91 5 . 31) 331:. . 07
1',; , 1 9 6 . (5
1 , 563.~ G6
280 . 00 1 ,1 72 . 55 (- )
35 . 30
Z, .).S . <-8 (- )
253 . 66
. 1 ~ ' ~: 26 . !'/
~urnit ur0 ~ Fixt u r Js
19 , 175 . 09
961 . 44
18 , 210 . 6~
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.)') ' 66 7 . 3 1 1 :_, ; [: ._) ..... ~. ' ':
B , ..J"2 . ? C; 1 ) ?("'"" , 5.: 1 ' ~ 7 ,':;~:. . 35
- - -8 , ~-' 50 . 8 :.
01 , 11" . 53 11 , 108 . :16
( - )l, c 70 ' 2 3 1. 3 5 ( - ) 2 s ' 6 .5 : <J
Accounts Payatle e. s o f 6 - 30 - -3
PL'JS. 1 ccounts ?a,,.abl3 as of 6 - 3 C- ':'l,i
~~counts P a ; able a s of G - SC - ~ 2
PI TJS : . ccounts ? a-;:,ro.bla
a s of o- 3 _- 1:.3
TO'L\L .:::x.r . 'JII' fJR -:..S
(rrc:r ~: .::-::.:'r ' 0 UTt/_Y)
961, 163 . 62 57 , '2c . 26
I
~J , ~.-7 . .... (
1 , 003 , 7Z.O .G 2
1 , ~35 , 4(7 . 67 ( - )
13 , ?49 , 74 - 7 .. 1 Lt .~ _) c f 2~ ~1:) 1 , ~16 , 92 , 19
? 72 , 281 . ~5( - )
57 , (30 . 26( - )
s , 387 . 26
57 , <(',')0 . 26 ( - )
.-: ~3 , 197 . 57 ( - )
6 1 0 8 ' k Lt l , .. . ..I.
v .
37 - , 6 . 6 , :::. ~
16 , 191 , 93
Tha ~nvento ry total ca ~ot ba c om ara~ w1t ~ tL~ 1nv3ntory of .Ju ne 30 , 1 9<:3 , a.~ nona '.vn.s a p pa r ently pr0par .3 i ty the r;.-3ors 1a
3t at a Prisons but o r p rss ant 1nv0ntory and materi al sup l LG S in
tl-.a amount of "'4:53 , 86 8 , 80 represents a probR.bla increase ot f'1fty
perc ent ove r tha invantory of the pr3cs'1n~ fi cal yaar , ina~muc h
as tha p r 1son and th3 ..c'arm ..ad to b-3 res toc:od and new equ1pmen t
purc hased throug:r..,J t .
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~_9_UJI~2:.__T-LE~~~_2~92:-~ S - CAMP.
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Followi n:s t\e passc.g e of the Co:rr cction Law Octobel' 6
L, 1
9too4rc3eo,
Governor to accep rrections
t
3l lis ~~~:11 .
u~e D~,..,.,. c~ tor
pend 1' n3 -'l~-.!!-11.- e s
pr~vailed, ~pon the Eonorab~e Wi ~ey
shlp of t:1e newl: cr e ated DeJ:ar:.;rne e l ec t l" ~ n o1'' a permanent D~ rector ,
nt Ac
-
oordingly, many of the ~:~1pr~v-ements in pub~ic worl:s camp ~ in admin-
01 tra tion, operation nne,i malntenance we re lns ti tuted durlncr r~r.
o8 ore's term of o ff l.e e. ~.(!.. '
0
t>
An investi~atjv\ co~mittee . f rom t~e Gener al Assemb ly had
visited county public work~ ~::1d State Y-li~hNa.y C~ml?s prio r to the
enactment of the new Ccrrec,~lon Law and nad offlcle.lly reported to
the Governor and the A s~ em'::1~ ~h~t many o~ the C" lllp s visited we re
til thy, unsanitary, poorl y a _.;mlnls ter e r,, lnade qu.s. t e ly maintained
and that in a number of ther.l ':!-1e prisoners ;.,ere being treated brutally, and in some instan~e~ ws~,~ b~iX:J ab~s-3d physically without 1ust cause. Under pr '3Val ll ng c~-:1dl t lons ln these camps the term
~'Georgia Chain Ganc;" was no r.risnG~e r and along county roads as well
as the princi p l e hi gh.vays of the s't,..a te , pris oners garb ed in the familiar convict st ri pes and fett 01 l~g with ar chaic and torturous
picks, leg irons and other types of jjnJ.nm,ana manacles, advertis.ed
the evils of the Georgi a penal sys te. to a l l passers-by.
After the creating of the State Department of Corrections
and during the i nit ial stazes of t he new program, at the Governor's
request, the Attorney Ge neral of the Uni ted St a tes through the Dir-
ector of the Federal Bureau of Prlsons proffered expert a dvice,
counsel and surveys of pr evailing faciliti es with the view of cor-
recting the abominable conditions found. Through the additional
coopeTHtion of 'Harden Joseph W. 3anford of the Atlanta Fe deral
Penitentiary and of Dir 0ctor James Bennett of the Federal Bureau of
Prisons, experienced personne l fron1 various branches of the United
States Prison Service wore "loanad" to tha 3tate of Geo r g ia to ge t
the new pro gram under way .
A considerable portion of tha mismanagam0nt of prison camps in Georgia and th:~ reported mj.streatmant of prisoners occur-
red in State Highway Camps. Hoco3nizing this fact, the General Assembly dirac ted i n its Act that the State Hi ghway Road Camps
should be abolished is soon as practical. In accordance with this
diracti ve all but two of the Sta ta Hi ghNa y Camps w3r e abolished by March 29, 1944 as a result of a joint orde r issued by the r e spective Directors of the Stat e Highway Dep artment and tha Dep artment of Corrections.
Becausa of th3 axt r eme shorta z-3 of fraa labor and the very important war wo r k which was ~ oin g on in the south0astern s~ction of tha stat e , it was daJme d a dvisab l e to continue th~ op aration of the State Eighway Camps in Charlton and Glynn counties. The prisoners from these two campa swrve a vary vital function in conne ction with the war program in malntainine and building bridge s, draining di tch..; s and ka..:Jping t he hi ghvvays open f or the war traffic.
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Diractor Jama s Bennatt of tha Fddaral Buraau of Prisons
tgned, among oth0rs., to tha Stata. of G :.~ orgia ona of his prison 1 actors who rander e d a very useful s a rvice to th~ Stat-:3 Depart -
in making a survay of all operating county camps and Stata
1
~...chiirtaty1oCnsamfposu.n_d
This --- in __t
insp.: has a
;ctor camps
evaluate and bas
d od
tho on
variou;:; facilitias and his findings submi ttad
0~ tha county Corr:missione..r~ and ::ardens of the camps, racomme ndat-
:ons for improv..;mants, over the _s i gna tur;) and with tha approval of
ths state Diractor of Corr .:: ctions. ';'/hila th-:}sa recommonda tions in
aanY instances appaared rath er s 8var0, thJy wera of such nature as
to acquaint tha Co!lll!lissiorwrs and :rard.;;ns with what conditions
should be in prison camps a_s opera.t..;d in other sactions of the
country .
On May 15, 1944 tha Stat e DJpartman t of Corrections was tortunat\3 in b.3int:; abla to s..:Jcure Major John Sammons Ba ll, to h ,; ad 1ts public works camp insp .:: ction program and from that datJ many of tha improv<JmJnts which h:av.::: ba -3 n institutvd in public works camps hava shown marked progr 0ss ..
Ev<3ry suggestod improv.Jma nt in public woPks camps and
State Highway Camp s for administration and operation mada by the inspection sarvice of tha Departmant of Corr0ctions has ba en based on "Rulas and Ragulations for th~ Maintonanca and Operation of County Public Works Camps'~, drawn up and approv .:Jd by a joint committee from the War de ns' and Commissioners' Associations maeting with th..:: formar Dir ~ ctor of th0 Stata Da partma nt of Corr ~ ctions
on Fl;)bruary 15, 1944 in Atlanta , Gaoor g ia-. This joint c"mmi ttoe from the ;vardans 1 and Commissioners' Asso ci ations appointed at a ma~ting of th3 asso ciati on h a ld in Mn con, Ga orgia, and subs a quant to their adoption th..::s.:J rulas and r..; gulations w.0ra publish-a d in pamphlat form and distributad to County Commissionars and the Ward.3ns of c.ounty public works camp s throughout tha state.
As soon as survays war..:: made of tha county public works
camps by tho insp0ction s.Jrvic ,_; of th-3 St r-t ta J0partm0nt of Corract-
ions, th...; sug.:s .J s t...;d improv ~m.;nts vi.J r u pr...;s0ntly discuss0d by th...;
inspclctors with the ward0ns of th~ coun ty cnmps, and amon0 th-3
first improv...;mJnts not0d in co unty pub lic wo rks camps war..:: g0n..::ral
pro3rdss in r epairing , cl..:: an ing up and painting ..::xisting facilit -
1~s~
Th0 famili ar pic!{s , l ...;g irons and shackl~s which form arly wara worn by th J prison0rs during work hours disappJared and by Jun...; 1., 1944 th.) old f amilinr convict stri pc: s had b...;...;n r ..::plnc ..; d
in all camps by uniform pri son clothing.
Many wardons and commission.:3rs who might hav...; b..::..;n pron<3 to view a n0w pro gram with suspicion and to c a ll it an att..::mpt to "fadaraliz...;'' th0 state prison system b0 gan to c atch th0 vision of a new prison prosram and to work with th0 Stata 0apartm0nt of Corrections in the building of n0w structur...;s ~nd in th0 improv~mant of old buildings ., plumbing, b0dding and ki tc h-.:Jn facili ti...; s.
As an add0d inc 0ntiv0 to g ood conduct and wo r k racords thv prisonars war e affordad the privil~ge of earning 0xt ra ~ ood time in tha amount of four days pur rnonth fo r ;ach months sarvic e during hich th.;ir conduct and work wvr ,"J ra tad 0Xi:nnp lary. This .;xtra good tima provision has S-3rvad as n mor r1 l ~ bui ld0r among tha pr i s one rs and has don.:: much to discour a 0 d th,) vi..~ w g .marally h.::ld by convictad prisoners in Gaorgia th~t th J ir en tranc d to any of h~r prisons maant mistr0atm8nt.
Other g0n0 ral improv.3m.;nts war ,~ beginning to taka form in public works camps in aur.linis tra tion a-nd op0ra tion by July l ~ 1944. Improvamtmts hav"' b...: .:m mor e ra p id C:.urin3 tha past six months and include: general inlprovvmJ nt in prison foo d, examinations of cooks and ki tcha n h.alp .for c o::imlt nicc.bla <lis d 'l S _)S , p rop ~r s to.raga of custodial fire arms , prop-:)rly sup ...; rv is..Jd " sh~ka - downs" or Sdllrching of all prison_)rs, a li1nination of fir0 hazards , instJ.llation of pris onJr record filJs , csr ~1ul JX~mination of prison...:rs 1 r dcor ds in d.Jsi gnating "trus ti -.; s", prop0r sup ..: rvision of prison..;rs 1 quart0rs by custodial offic ..; r s , and th...: placing of suitcbl~ r es trictions on visitors to county public works c~mps and to visits made to placas outsidJ the Camp by th0 pri sonvrs th0ms0lvas .
BJcQusa of thd d~Jcr -..;:.'?.S-3 in th.J numb0r of prisoners b.;ing turned OVvr by th J courts to th...; St~tJ ~..;:par tmo nt of Corr vctions tor o.ssignmant, it was n 0c 0 ss :.:.ry to "'.lloca ta throu~~hout tho y0ar th.J prison0rs to public works cc.mps on quota bc.sis . '2:a ch public works camp's quota wc.s bas~d on a comp a rison of thJ total prison population in 1938 as com:par ..;d with th"J.t of F.;bruary 15, 1944. ' This quota arrang0m~nt . was put into Gff 3ct following recor@10ndat1ons and o.grJJm .Jn t to it by th" Ward 0ns' c.nd Commiss.ionar.s' Assoc iations and approv0d by th0 StatJ J.jpartm0nt of CorrJ ctions. This quota. distribution of prison.;rs h .J.s s vrvod to mak0 th-3 alloc!ltion of prisondrs to thJ county public works c o.mp s ova r th0 stat0, dqui tably comm.:: nsura tc with thJ v:::tr tim .J conditions.
Notwithstanding t h0 mnny difficulti e s 0ncount a r o<.l in Sdcuring mat0rinls for physico.l improv Jmants and th.J 0mp loym0nt of suitable custodial m3n t hv county public works c amps ho.vJ, ganGr nlly spanking, mndJ cons id0r~bl a progr3ss .
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(.Jul y l , l .-~ 3 to June 30 , 19 ~4 )
-:.c;e s
Inclusi ve 13-17 18-22 23-27 28-32 33-37 38-(2 43- ( 7
~8 -52
53-57 58-62 63-67 68-72 73-77
Over 77
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51
154
31
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Convicte d Jan . 1 - J .me 30
39
127
l
100
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59
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38
!
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25
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19
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15
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132
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503
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Tot al ~" e lony Con-
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victions Fisc a l Year
I
I
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110
!
I
261
I
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232
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1 23
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85
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56
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46
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982
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!.ges Inclusive 13-17 18-22 23-27 28-32 33-37 38-1,; 2
43~ ~ 7
{8-5 2 53-57 58-62 63-67 68-72 73-77 Over 77
TO T!.L
FI S C ~L Y ~ ~ R 1 ~3 - 19 (1
(.July 1 1. 1 9 ,;~ 3 to . June 30., 19,1( )
Convicte d July l.;. D3C. 31
Convicted .Jar{ . 1- June 30
102
99
2 1~8
195
183
150
146
136
99
103
7~
: 91
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5(
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32
21
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19
16
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Jul y l - Oec . 3 1
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139
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21 3
97 4 5
17
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73
98
10 49 19 12 156
1 4 75
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28 2. 2
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1, 931
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TABLE NO. 7 FELONY PRISONERS CONVI CTED IN V"'.RIOUS CO UNTIES OF GEO RGL". DURI3G FIS C,,L YE.'.R JULY 1, 191 3
TO JUNE 30 , . 1944
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FELONY PRISONERS CONV ICTED (C ont inued)
County
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols Effingham Elbert "2manuc l 3vans Fannin Fayatte Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton GilmGr Glascock Glynn Gordon Gro.dy Gra ena Gwinna tt Hab e r s h a m Hall Hancoc k Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry Houston I r wi n Jacks on Jasper J0ff Do. vis Jaff -J rson Jenkins Johnson Jonas
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