Show EEDID U1EXDJESS TJIE LegislatIve Council ha liaised coins amendments to the Reform School law nod they have gone to Uie Iou e In the statute 8 i stands dub dren only who have been fconvictet of an offtu < against the law can be I I admitted to the reformatory The amendments provide for the adrui sion of incorrigible youths who hate not been convicted The Council in parsing this addition t the elalute hs done a good and necessary thing A law that excludes from the ben fits of nn institution eStablished for the pufro of reforming rclractory and eviidi pc e young people all of that class who have ant been convicted of crime is con traded legislation I would h better for the Institution to take hoi of the youth before he reaches the advnncctl ttagtj of ctlminait Tile amendments referred to pro vie that in a case where a youth is Incorrigible in-corrigible and uncontrolable a competent com-petent court on propcrcxamlnatlon ptnt cur prprenmhutoo ran order him or her sent to the Reform School Such a law on the subject cstlia of Utah as I nbw stands has i leen tried In several of the States and In the District of Columbia I wa found t be Insufficient addl tious similar t those josned by the Council were made and the ground 1 was thus covered We hope there will be no hitch Oil the road to law blue amendments becoming c0eetlvc I |