N’. ally every mall Is i'l'i ■ Gov-
j < rnoi Atk nson similar sto ibusea
| in the private camps, an. re all
I tut tied ov.-r to Colonel Byr< s-estlga
iion The governor niainta policy
of silence ns to the exact nature of his
policy in the matter, but he said to The
Co-’ititiiti< n:
“It would bt e good thing for you
to announce, for the benefit of ell the
counties involved, that the time has
cc me when they should make imme
diate provision for taking enre of the
misdemeanor convicts which they have
leased to private contractors. The il
legal can ps will be broken up in a
very short time, and it will be neces
sary for the counties to take steps in
order ta save themselves from the em
barrassment of having nil these turned
back on their hands without having ar
ranged in advance to employ them
upon the public roads.”
Colonel I'-yrd i'id :i corps of <-Jerks was
busy .dl day Tlvirsdy in th- capit-d
scheduling by inunlies and super.or court
■ r' at mass of Inform ion
which h«- has Ih-cii collecting by order of
tho governor. Colonel Byrd was k--pt so
busy that he «li.l not <\.-n liav- tim- to
g.> to <linn- i and it v.as at a v.-ry late
nonr at night wli-n he finally <-on>pb-t'd
his work. I; shows that of the counti.-s
fn Georgia s-v*n'y-four are j.-lling their
concl-is to private contra, tors. 1 hese
count .-S will 11 <l.l sitl<-l l.y superior court
d. ti - t<. - ich with Abe following infor
mation appended:
For the Courts!
1. Xante of party or parlies to whom mis
cl. H’o nor c on\ I- 's :i < 1< a. • «!.
