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Tit. IX, Ch. 13. NEGLECTED AND DELINQUENT CHILDREN. §§ 1988-2094.
SEC. 1988. Commitment of drug habituates.
[Repealed by 39 G. A., ch. 187.]
SEC. 1989. Statutes applicable.
[This and the three preceding sections repealed by 39 G. A., ch.
187, and the four following sections enacted in lieu thereof.]
SEC. 1989-al. Care of inebriates and drug habituates.
1 The board of control shall provide and equip at such of the state
2 institutions under its control as it may determine, a ward for the
3 detention, care and treatment of such persons as may be committed
4 to such institutions on account of being addicted to the excessive use
5 of narcotic drugs or of intoxicating liquors, and notify the clerk of
6 the district court of each county accordingly.
[38 G. A., ch. 366, § 2 ; 39 G. A., ch. 187, § 1.]
SEC. 1989-a2. Commitment.
1 All persons found to be addicted to the excessive use of narcotic
2 drugs, or of intoxicating liquors, and to be proper subjects for deten-
3 tion and treatment shall be committed to the institutions in which
4 such wards are prepared.
[38 G. A., ch. 366, § 3 ; 39 G. A., ch. 187, § 2.]
SEC. 1989-a3. Statutes applicable.
1 All statutes providing for the trial, commitment, detention and
2 treatment of persons addicted to the excessive use of drugs or of
3 intoxicating liquors shall be applicable to the trial, detention, commit-
4 ment and treatment of persons provided for in this chapter.
[38 G. A., ch. 366, § 4; 39 G. A., ch. 187, § 3.]
SEC. 1989-a4. Maintenance and support.
1 All persons committed to any institution under the provisions of
2 this chapter shall be supported and maintained in the same manner as
3 other persons regularly received at such institution' and all provisions
4 of law relative to such support and maintenance shall be applicable to
5 persons committed under this chapter.
[39 G. A., ch. 187, § 4.]
CHAPTER 13.
CARE OF NEGLECTED, DEPENDENT AND DELINQUENT CHILDREN.
SECTION 2094. Probation officers—nurses—salaries.
1 . The judge of the juvenile court shall have power to select a chief
2 probation officer, and not to exceed two deputy probation officers, one
3 of whom shall be a woman. He shall also have power to select a visit-
4 ing nurse and competent physician. Said probation officers shall have
5 all the power and authority of a sheriff in and about the discharge
6 of their official duties and shall be furnished with an office and all
7 necessary blanks, books and stationery necessary to the performance