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28-5-17 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Machinery The board of control may give to a bidder, after he shall have entered into a contract, a reasonable time to procure machinery and make preparations for manufac… Proofed
28-5-18 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Default in Manufacture If any contractor shall not manufacture one or more articles specified in his contract, the board may give him two months’ notice to manufacture them, and on fa… Proofed
28-5-19 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Equipment Furnished by Contractor; by State The contractor shall furnish all machinery, belting and tools used, except shafting and pulleys. The State shall furnish no machinery or tools other than the st… Proofed
28-5-20 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Hours of Labor The convicts shall labor for the contractors not to exceed nine hours a day during the year, Sundays and legal holidays excepted. Proofed
28-5-21 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Statement and Payment of Amount Due from Contractors On or before the fifth day of each month, the warden shall prepare, certify and deliver to the board of control a statement of the amount due from each contract… Proofed
28-5-22 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Qualifications of Officers and Employees No person shall be appointed to any office or be employed in the penitentiary on behalf of the State, who is a contractor, or agent or employee of a contractor,… Proofed
28-5-23 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Officers and Employees Not to Receive Special Compensation; Penalty No officer or employee shall receive, directly or indirectly, any other compensation for his services than that provided by law, or by the state board of contro… Proofed
28-5-24 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Gifts to or Dealings with Convicts; Penalty No officer or employee of the State, or contractor, or employee of a contractor, shall make any gift or present to a convict, or receive any from a convict, or … Proofed
28-5-25 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Delivery of Articles to, or Receipt of Articles From, Convicts; Counseling Escape or Insubordination; Penalty; Limitation of Section If any person shall secretly, or otherwise, convey to any convict in the penitentiary, or outside of the penitentiary in charge of a guard or other officer, or … Proofed
28-5-26 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Escape of Convicts; Reward If any convict escape from the penitentiary, or from the custody of the warden, the warden may offer a reward for the apprehension and redelivery of such convic… Proofed
28-5-27 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Deduction From Sentence for Good Conduct Every convict sentenced to the penitentiary for a definite term, and not for life, who shall faithfully comply with all the rules and regulations of the peniten… Proofed
28-5-28 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Parole of Convicts The governor shall have authority, under such rules and regulations as he may prescribe, to issue a parole, or permit to go at large, to any convict who now is,… Proofed
28-5-29 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Indeterminate Sentence; Termination Every sentence to the penitentiary of a person convicted of a felony, except for murder in the first degree, who has not previously been convicted of a felony a… Proofed
28-5-30 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Record of Prosecution When Term of Sentence Not Fixed The clerk of any court by which a criminal shall be sentenced to confinement in the penitentiary, whenever the term of such sentence is not fixed by the court, … Proofed
28-5-31 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Insane Convicts When any lunatic is to be discharged from the penitentiary, or when any convict becomes hopelessly insane before his term of sentence expires, it shall be the d… Proofed
28-5-32 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Convicts Not to be Interred Within City of Moundsville It shall be unlawful to inter the convicts that may die in the penitentiary at Moundsville, West Virginia, within the corporate limits of said city. Proofed
28-5-33 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Committee of Convict; Appointment; Bond When a person is confined in the penitentiary of this or any other State, or of the United States, under sentence for one year or more, or to suffer death, the … Proofed
28-5-34 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary When Estate Committed to Sheriff as Committee If the person so appointed refuse the trust, or fail to give bond as aforesaid, the county court, on like motion, shall, or such court may in the first instance… Proofed
28-5-35 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Appraisement, Inventories and Accounts by, and Compensation of, Committee The committee shall have the estate appraised, return inventories, render accounts of his trust, and be made to account therefor, shall be entitled to compensat… Proofed
28-5-36 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Suits by or Against Convict or Committee Such committee may sue and be sued in respect to debts due to or from such convict, and respecting all other causes of action for which the convict might sue or… Proofed
28-5-37 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Maintenance of Convict’s Wife and Family The committee of any convict who was, at the time of incarceration, a resident of this State shall allow (subject to the claims of creditors) a sufficient maint… Proofed
28-5-38 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Mortgage, Lease or Sale of Real Estate If the personal estate of such convict be insufficient for the discharge of his debts, or if such estate, or the residue thereof after payment of the debts, and… Proofed
28-5-39 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary Disposition of Estate on Discharge or Death of Convict Every committee of a convict shall deliver such estate as he may be liable for at that time to the convict on his discharge, or to his heirs, devisees or person… Proofed
28-5-40 Ch. 28 — STATE CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS The Penitentiary How Estate of Nonresident Convict Paid Over to Foreign Committee The committee or other similar fiduciary appointed in any other state for any convict who was a nonresident of this State at the time of his incarceration, and … Proofed
29-1-1 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS Department of Archives and History Continuation; Functions The department of archives and history, heretofore established, shall be continued as a department of the state government. It shall occupy rooms in the state c… Proofed
29-1-2 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS Department of Archives and History State Historian and Archivist; Duties; Annual Report The department shall be in charge of a person who shall be appointed by the . governor for the term of four years, and who shall be known as the state historian… Proofed
29-1-3 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS Department of Archives and History Delivery to State Historian and Archivist of Official Books, Records and Documents Not in Current Use; Prima Facie Evidence Any state, county or other official may turn over to the State historian and archivist, with his consent, for permanent preservation and record in the state dep… Proofed
29-1-4 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS Department of Archives and History Reports of State Officers and Institutions It shall be the duty of the secretary of state to deliver to the state historian and archivist, when printed, biennially, at least sixty copies of all the bienn… Proofed
29-2-1 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS Geodetic and Geological Survey Entry on Lands for Surveying Under Federal Acts It shall be lawful for any person or persons employed under and by virtue of an act of the congress of the United States, passed February the tenth, eighteen hu… Proofed
29-2-2 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS Geodetic and Geological Survey Condemnation of Land for Such Purposes In case the person or persons employed under the act of congress aforesaid, or acts supplemental thereto, can not agree with the owners or possessors of the lan… Proofed
29-2-3 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS Geodetic and Geological Survey Unlawful Interference With Signal, Monument or Building; Penalty If any person or persons shall wilfully injure, deface or remove any signal, monument, or building, or any appendage thereto, erected, used or constructed under… Proofed
29-2-4 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS Geodetic and Geological Survey State Geological and Economic Survey; Commission; Superintendent The state geological and economic survey, heretofore established, shall be continued under the direction of a commission composed of the governor, the treasurer… Proofed
29-2-5 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS Geodetic and Geological Survey Objects of Survey The survey shall have for its objects: (a) An examination of the geological formations of the State, with special reference to their economic products, namely… Proofed
29-2-6 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS Geodetic and Geological Survey Reports to Legislature The commissioners shall cause to be prepared a report to the legislature before each meeting of the same, showing the progress and condition of the survey, toge… Proofed
29-2-7 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS Geodetic and Geological Survey Distribution of Reports The regular and special reports of the survey, with proper illustrations and maps, shall be printed as the commission may direct, and the reports shall be distr… Proofed
29-2-8 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS Geodetic and Geological Survey Distribution of Surplus Materials All materials collected, after having served the purpose of the survey, shall be distributed by the commissioners to the educational institutions in such manner… Proofed
29-2-9 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS Geodetic and Geological Survey Right of Engineers and Surveyors to Enter on Property The engineers, surveyors and other persons employed by and acting for said survey, and all such persons employed by and acting for the United States geological … Proofed
29-3-1 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS State Fire Marshal; Protection Against Fire State Fire Marshal; Appointment; Term of Office There shall be a state fire marshal, who shall be a citizen of this State. He shall be appointed by the insurance commissioner of the State and shall serve duri… Proofed
29-3-2 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS State Fire Marshal; Protection Against Fire Deputy and Assistant Marshals The state fire marshal shall appoint one deputy fire marshal, whose duty it shall be to assist the state fire marshal, and in case of the absence or disability … Proofed
29-3-3 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS State Fire Marshal; Protection Against Fire Marshal and Deputy to Devote Entire Time to Duties of Office The state fire marshal and deputy fire marshal shall devote their entire time to the duties required of them by this article. Proofed
29-3-4 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS State Fire Marshal; Protection Against Fire Salary and Expenses of Marshal and Deputy; Clerks The state fire marshal shall receive an annual salary of four thousand dollars, and the deputy fire marshal shall receive an annual salary of two thousand five … Proofed
29-3-5 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS State Fire Marshal; Protection Against Fire Control by Insurance Commissioner; Removal of Marshals; Headquarters The state fire marshal, his deputy, assistants and clerks shall he under the direct supervision and control of the insurance commissioner, who may remove from o… Proofed
29-3-6 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS State Fire Marshal; Protection Against Fire Investigation of Fires The state fire marshal, his deputy or assistants, and the chief of the fire department of every city or town in which a fire department is established, the mayo… Proofed
29-3-7 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS State Fire Marshal; Protection Against Fire Time for and Supervision of Investigation Such investigation shall be begun within five days of the occurrence of such fires, and the state fire marshal, his deputy or assistant, shall have the right to… Proofed
29-3-8 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS State Fire Marshal; Protection Against Fire Report and Record of Investigation The officer making investigation of fires occurring in incorporated cities, towns or magisterial districts shall forthwith notify the state fire marshal, and sh… Proofed
29-3-9 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS State Fire Marshal; Protection Against Fire Allowance for Reporting Fires There shall be paid to the chiefs of the fire departments and to the mayors of cities and towns who do not receive to exceed twenty dollars annually as compensa… Proofed
29-3-10 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS State Fire Marshal; Protection Against Fire When Such Allowance Not Granted All chiefs of fire departments who receive a stated salary, or are paid a stated sum for each fire fought, and mayors of cities or towns who receive a stated sa… Proofed
29-3-11 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS State Fire Marshal; Protection Against Fire Supplemental Investigation; Prosecutions When in his opinion further investigation is necessary, the state fire marshal, deputy fire marshal or an assistant fire marshal shall take, or cause to be take… Proofed
29-3-12 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS State Fire Marshal; Protection Against Fire Conduct of Investigation; Witnesses The state fire marshal, deputy fire marshal or assistant fire marshal shall have power in any county of this State to summon and compel the attendance of witnes… Proofed
29-3-13 Ch. 29 — MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS State Fire Marshal; Protection Against Fire Oath of Witness in Investigation; False Swearing The state fire marshal, deputy fire marshal or assistant fire marshal are each hereby authorized and empowered to administer oaths and affirmations to any witne… Proofed
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