No statutory provision. "New Orleans made provision for appointment of pro-
bation officer by municipal ordinance."

Maine:

1905, chapter 346.

Maryland:

Cumberland County (Portland). Probation officer.

1902, chapter 611, April 11.
bation officers.
1904, chapter 514, April 8.

ter 611.

1904, chapter 521, April 8.
1902, chapter 611.
Massachusetts:

1869, chapter 453, June 23.
1870, chapter 459, June 15.
1878, chapter 198, April 26.
(mandatory).

Baltimore magistrate for juvenile causes and pro-
Baltimore probation officers; amending 1902, chap-
Baltimore magistrate for juvenile causes; amending

Appointment of visiting agent.

Visiting agent of board of State charities.
Appointment of probation officer in Suffolk County

1879, chapter 291, April 30. State visiting agency abolished and powers trans-
ferred to State board of health, lunacy, and charity.
1880, chapter 129, March 22.
towns (permissive).
1891, chapter 356, May 28.
towns (mandatory).
1898, chapter 511, June 8.
(permissive).

Appointment of probation officers in cities and

1900, chapter 279, May 2.
1900, chapter 449, July 10.
1902, chapter 227, March 27.
probation.

1903, chapter 452, June 22.
chapter 225, section 129.
1905, chapter 307, April 20.
1905, chapter 338, April 26.
bation.

Appointment of probation officers in cities and

Appointment of probation officers in superior court

Expense allowance of probation officers, $200 a year.
Probation service.

Release of prisoners in local penal institutions on

Release of prisoners on probation; amending R. L.,

Support of wife and children of probationer.
Duties of probationer-payment of fine during pro-
Release of prisoners arrested for drunkenness, on

1905, chapter 384, May 8.
probation, prior to arraignment.

Michigan:

1873, chapter 171, April 29.
appointed by board of State
1875, chapter 37, March 19.
1885, chapter 168, June 10.
chapter 171.

State agency for juvenile offenders; county agents
commissioners for supervision of State institutions.
Compensation of county agent.

State agency for juvenile offenders, revising 1873,

1887, chapter 177, June 10. Powers of county agent as to juvenile offenders;
amending 1885, chapter 168.

1903, chapter 91, May 7. Adult probation; county agent to be probation officer
of county.

1903, chapter 221, June 18.

Provision of probation officer, other than county

agent; amending 1885, chapter 168.
1905, chapter 32, March 29.
1905, chapter 312, June 17.
Minnesota:

Probation service; amending 1903, chapter 91.
Juvenile courts and probation system.

Juvenile probation.

Extending age of juvenile probationers.
Juvenile probation; amending 1899, chapter 154.
Juvenile courts and probation system.
Appointment and compensation of probation offi-

1899, chapter 154, April 11.
1901, chapter 102, March 28.
1903, chapter 270, April 18.
1905, chapter 285, April 19.
1905, chapter 321, April 19.
cers; amending 1899, chapter 154.

1901, page 135, March 26. Juvenile probation system.

1903, page 213, March 23. Juvenile courts and probation system; repealing
1901, page 135.

1905, page 56, April 8. Juvenile courts and probation system; repealing 1903,
page 213.

Montana:

No statutory provision.
Nebraska:

1905, chapter 59, March 8.
1905, chapter 195, March 21.

Nevada:

No statutory provision.
New Hampshire:

No statutory provision.
New Jersey:

1900, chapter 102, March 23.
221, and 1904, chapter 132.
1903, chapter 219, April 8.
1905, chapter 160, April 17.
New Mexico:

No statutory provision.
New York:

Juvenile courts and probation system.
Adult delinquency.

Adult probation; supplemented by 1903, chapter
Juvenile courts and probation system.
Adult delinquency.

1901, chapter 372, April 17. Appointment of probation officers; adding section
11A to Criminal Code and amending sections 483, 487, 941-943, 946.
1901, chapter 627, May 1. Buffalo: Probation officers; amending 1891, chapter

105, by adding sections 384B, 384C.
1902, chapter 549, April 11.
627.

1902, chapter 590, April 14.
chapter 466, sections 1405,
1903, chapter 159, April 14.
ter 466, sections 1405, 1418,
1903, chapter 274, April 24.
tion 483.

1903, chapter 613, May 15.

Buffalo: Probation officers; amending 1901, chapter

New York city: Children's courts, amending 1901,
1418, and adding section 1419.
Brooklyn: Children's courts; amending 1901, chap-
1419.

Probation officers; amending Criminal Code, sec-

Probation officers; amending Criminal Code, sec-

New York City; salaried women probation officers;
section 11A.

Rochester; children's courts; amending 1880, chap-

tions 11A, 483, 487.
1904, chapter 508, April 29.
amending Criminal Code,
1905, chapter 543, May 18.
ter 14, section 265.
1905, chapter 655, May 29.
ing Penal Code, sections
1905, chapter 656, May 29.
ing Criminal Code, sections 11A, 483.
1905, chapter 714, June 3.

North Carolina:

No statutory provision.

North Dakota:

No statutory provision.

Ohio:

Suspension of sentence; adult delinquency; amend-
12, 291.

Suspension of sentence; probation officers; amend-
Probation commission.

1902, page 785, April 18. Cuyahoga County (Cleveland) juvenile courts and
probation system.

1903, page 561, May 5. Juvenile courts and probation system.

1903, page 621, April 23. Cleveland juvenile courts and probation system;
amending 1902, page 785.

Oklahoma:

No statutory provision.

Oregon:

1905, chapter 80, February 15. Juvenile courts and probation system.
1905, chapter 171, February 21. Adult deliquency.

Pennsylvania:

1901, chapter 185, May 21. Juvenile courts and probation system; declared
unconstitutional and reenacted in 1903 as five separate acts.

1903, chapter 205, April 2. Juvenile courts and probation system.

Rhode Island:

1898, chapter 581, June 15. Agent of board of State charities and corrections to act in behalf of juvenile offenders. 1899, chapter 664, May 23. 581.

South Carolina:

No statutory provision.

South Dakota:

No statutory provision.

Tennessee:

Juvenile probation system; repealing 1898, chapter

1905, chapter 516, April 17. Juvenile courts and probation system.

The messenger company and the boys____.

Advantages of the volunteer system.

Ages of delinquents, 1901-1903-

Annual reports from courts_

67

68

68

69

70

Probation of men and women for faults of the child_.

70

70

159

128

64

Lax enforcement of laws intended for protection of children__.

101