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Section 14-6-89

Ordering, etc., of return of prisoners, etc.

Upon the restoration of any jail, prison or almshouse to a proper sanitary or safe condition, the Board of Corrections shall be notified in writing by the presiding officer of the county commission or city council or other governing board or body, whereupon the board shall issue a written order for the return of said prisoners or paupers, and they shall be returned at the expense of the county or city or town, from which they were originally removed.

(Acts 1911, No. 303, p. 356; Code 1923, §4862; Code 1940, T. 45, §168.)

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Section 14-6-89

Ordering, etc., of return of prisoners, etc.

Upon the restoration of any jail, prison or almshouse to a proper sanitary or safe condition, the Board of Corrections shall be notified in writing by the presiding officer of the county commission or city council or other governing board or body, whereupon the board shall issue a written order for the return of said prisoners or paupers, and they shall be returned at the expense of the county or city or town, from which they were originally removed.

(Acts 1911, No. 303, p. 356; Code 1923, §4862; Code 1940, T. 45, §168.)

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Section 14-6-89

Ordering, etc., of return of prisoners, etc.

Upon the restoration of any jail, prison or almshouse to a proper sanitary or safe condition, the Board of Corrections shall be notified in writing by the presiding officer of the county commission or city council or other governing board or body, whereupon the board shall issue a written order for the return of said prisoners or paupers, and they shall be returned at the expense of the county or city or town, from which they were originally removed.

(Acts 1911, No. 303, p. 356; Code 1923, §4862; Code 1940, T. 45, §168.)