Table Showing Average Number and Cost Per Man for Attendance, Food, Clothing, etc., and the Average Cash Earning
Per Man Since 1887.

OLD CLASSIFICATION.

398 $69.73 $47.31 $13.04 $ .76 $11.36 $3.87 $1.50 $ .24 $ .78 $.51 426 77.57 47.81 14.76

.44 16.03 4.39 1.74|

.38 1.01

1.07

2.73

425 82.32 52.68 16.26/ 353 93.29 59.92 17.49!

.40 11.29
.69 13.51
1.49
360 99.24 55.76 14.87 .90
99.86 45.72 11.96 1.09 27.69
379/100.82 44.18 11.01 1.20 27.44 3.02
371
.92 2.29 3.08 1.17 2.
516 79.98 38.36 11.80 1.21 19.18]
7.79 1.32 15.52 1.21 2.98 4.32 2.34 3.071
46.86]
504 83.31
7.61 1.55 19.50 1.70 1.90 7.45 1.90 5.31
455 87.68 51.90
.97 1.86 5.20 1.70 2.29
493 81.39 42.61 10.08 1.25 18.83
.91 1.82 4.26 1.66 .23
7.46 1.19 14.31
511 79.72 48.26
47.99 10.89 1.58 14.34 1.05 2.20 3.37 1.59 1.73
505 84.17
7.05 1.82 1.22
1.00 11.21 1.15 2.51
508 84.96 56.05 11.61
.95 2.36 7.45 1.67 2.491
496 87.92 53.26 16.25 1.58 9.52

1.77 1.43
4.46 3.32 4.97 1.52 1.86
2.91 2.17 4.83 1.68 2.29
.96 1.86 4.13 1.17

.42 1.02 .91

2.88

3.22

1.46 2.19

23 39.11 247.99
.19 34.07 229.08]
.06 32.23 236.07

83.45
203.15

145.63

32.92

2.47 5.78 1.30

2.66

1.04 3.52 3.16 $ .97.08 32.29 241.74 156.17

85.57.

2.33

.34 3.54 2.62

.89.04 36.25 206.56 150.82)

55.74

2.17

1.75 6.07

1.52

76.16 35.16 216.31 146.30
.741.05 25.26 225.91 172.01
.06 4.35 4.95)
44.54 219.29 188.27
.61.19
.35 2.07 3.17
12.93 182.02 297.36]
.04 1.51 2.43 1.51.04
15.95 195.17 257.30|
.11 3.26 1.89 1.82.101
19.14 214.00 162.12
.59 7.76 3.20 2.29.27
.32 2.56 2.04 2.10.11 20.75 213.97 200.35

.931 .621
49.13 5.46 9.04 15.88 1.10
71.20
1574
.96 1.25 1.17
609 70.90, 52.49 7.24 10.50 15.27
5.92 9.77 15.38 1.12 1.46 1.13!
662 65.55 74.81
.87 1.01 1.02
704 63.32 53.24 6.88 10.04 14.70!

09
.29 .46
.26. .58'
.21 35

1$.24 $6.38 $.50 $.52)
3.35 7.32 .14 .15
1.97 1.46 2.75 3.43
1.10 1.302.453.21

.741

.94 .99 2.88)

9.63 179.82 321.34
9.15 173.26 436.17|
9.91 167.10 416.98

141.52

262.91

279.88

1905.

Per diem cost of food per capita for officers Per diem cost of food per capita for convicts

1906.
.27201
$ .10129

Table Showing the Comparative Cost of Maintenance and Earnings Per Capita Each Year Since 1879.

The United States in account with the Minnesota State Prison, for board of United States Prisoners, monthly allowance, etc., for the two years ending July 31, 1906.

MOVEMENT CF POPULATION.

Highest number confined 1905-1906 (nine of whom were women)
Lowest number confined 1905-1906 (ten of whom were women).
Highest number of women confined, 1905-1906.....
Lowest number of women confined, 1905-1906

1905.

Number in confinement July 31, 1904 (eleven of whom were women).. 634
Received for year ending July 31, 1905 (seven of whom were women)........
Discharged for year ending July 31, 1905 (four of whom were women)..
Number in confinement July 31, 1905 (fourteen of whom were women)..

1906.

Number in confinement July 31, 1905 (fourteen of whom were women)
Number received for year ending July 31, 1906 (seven of whom were

women)

Discharged for year ending July 31, 1906 (nine of whom were women)
Number in confinement July 31, 1906 (twelve of whom were women)....

1905-1906.

Number in confinement July 31, 1904 (eleven of whom were women)
Received for two years ending July 31, 1906 (fourteen of whom were

women)
Discharged for two years ending July 31, 1906 (thirteen of whom were
women)

Number in confinement July 31, 1906 (twelve of whom were women)....

729

606

14

8

312

243

703

Note. During the fiscal year ending July 31, 1905, two men were temporarily returned on account of sickness or lack of employment. During the same period the number of paroled includes two men who had temporarily returned.

Note. During the fiscal year ending July 31, 1906, nine men were temporarily returned on account of sickness or lack of employment.

1905-1906.

Number on parole year ending July 31. 1904

Number paroled during two years ending July 31, 1906.

Discharged, expiration of sentence

Discharged, board of control

Violations, returned to institution