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Show WEBER SECOND IN NUMBERS AT PRISON BAlt LAKE, Jan 14. Salt Lake dOuhty contributed the greatest num-i ber ot Inmates to tin state prison during dur-ing the fiscal year ending November i, 1921 according to the annual re-J port submitted yesterday by Warden Jame A. Devlno to Governor Charles Ii Ma bey. (,i th- ifin prisoners received, 7ft' wen from .salt Lake county. Weber county camo second with a total of 3j und Carbon county third with 111 Blghty-fivc i-cr cent ' of the Inmates I arc white 1 'nly one convict was received at the state prison for violation of the Volstead Vol-stead amendment. The greatest number num-ber was confined for grand larceny Thirty w re retained for econddegree burglary 30 for robbery, 16 tor forir- erv. eight for third-degree burglary, six for assault with Intent to kill, and four for obtaining UlOfley under fairs protenses. The average dally number of Inmates tor the year WSJ if ft, the variation being fYom 156 to 128. On November ;to, logo, .".4 prisoners jeers parol, During 1921 go additional prisoners were paroled. The MfltsfieeS of of these wrre terminated, bov-era-l lo)ule, parole, and a few oacap-ecl. oacap-ecl. leaving l s on parole, an of No' ember em-ber U0, 1H21. The prison physician reported K"ii-eral K"ii-eral good health, with only one death.' due td chronic hoar! dls.-ase. Accord-, ing to the financial statement included in the Peport, only tl,9St.91 Of the' biennial a propriation Of 1112,000 had been used, lcning a balance of I23,-012. I23,-012. OR. Expenses urai'.ually grew smaller afti r lice inner. U20. at which time, it is stated, I hoy wore nt the maximum. 00 |