THE INSANE IN COUNTY JAILSTranscriber’s NotesINDEX
- Accounting, (uniform) in Ohio, [122];
- significance of better, [181], [184]-[185];
- unit cost, [185]
- Administration, scientific, [181]-[192]
- Advertising (political), as a source of patronage, [53];
- see also [County press]
- Agricultural associations, importance in rural life, [203]
- Alabama, origin of county system in, [21];
- county officers elective in, [29];
- report of prison inspector quoted, [92];
- lack of accounting law in, [122];
- county local option in, [150]
- Alameda County, Cal., work of Tax Association in, [7];
- home rule charter proposed in, [81]-[149];
- classification as an urban county, [154];
- map of, diagram of proposed federation of, [161]-[162];
- savings effected through better purchasing methods in, [189];
- recommendations as to purchasing methods in, [190]
- Almshouse, description of early, [82], [83];
- insane in, [87], [137]-[138];
- in Westchester County, [200]-[201];
- a Texas, [266]-[273];
- see [South]
- American Judicature Society, proposals for county judiciary of, [131]
- American Revolution, influence of its philosophy on local government institutions, [25]
- Appointive power, lack of, in county, [30]
- Appointive system, workings of, in eastern states, [30]
- Appointments, new method employed in Westchester County, N. Y., [201]
- Arizona, uniform accounting law in, [122]
- Arkansas, lack of accounting law in, [122]
- Assessment and taxation, county as a unit of, [125];
- state control over, [126]
- Assessors, functions of, in New Jersey, [27];
- elective officers since 1693, [28];
- local selection of, [108]-[109]
- Auditing, significance of better, [181]; [187] et seq.
- Auditor, importance of independence of, [188]
- Automobile, effect on rural life and government, [23]
- Ballot, insignificance of county officers on, in many cases, [44]
- Baltimore, abolition of county government in, [153];
- classification as an urban county, [154]
- Board of Chosen Freeholders, powers reduced in Hudson County, N. J., [38]
- Board of Supervisors, clerks of, in New York, appear before constitutional convention, [3];
- function in fiscal administration of, [14];
- duty of, in law enforcement, [132]-[133];
- how constituted in ideal county, [171];
- text of provisions in Los Angeles County charter concerning, [220]-[223];
- see also [Governing body]
- Boroughs, proposed division of Alameda County, Cal., into, [160]
- Boston, city-county consolidation in, [158];
- metropolitan district compared to London, [164]
- Boundaries (county), made obsolete by conditions of modern life, [23];
- power to change county, [113];
- necessity for relocation of, [153]
- Boyle, Prof. John A., on reporting and accounting laws, [122]
- Bramhall, F. D, on obscurity of urban counties, [65]
- Bridges, frauds in building of, [77];
- awarding of contracts for, [98]-[99];
- awarding of contracts for, in Polk County, Iowa, [100];
- see [Roads and bridges]
- Bronx County, N. Y., formation of, [24]
- Budget, importance of adequate county executive in making of, [176];
- nature of, [177];
- significance of better, [181];
- accounting basis for, [185]-[187]
- Buffalo, N. Y., relation to county, [154];
- see [Erie County]
- Bureau of Inspection, etc., in Ohio, [121]
- Bureau of Public Efficiency, (Chicago), on special county legislation, [116]
- Butte County (Cal.), charter of, [149]
- California, extent of merit system in counties of, [52];
- county legislation in, [115];
- uniform accounting law in, [122];
- salary of county judges in, [130];
- highway progress and plans in, [142];
- success of municipal home rule in, [146];
- county home rule in, [145]-[147];
- county libraries in, [199], [207]-[219];
- see also [Alameda County], [Los Angeles County], [San Francisco County], [Assessors]
- Cartwright, Otho G., quoted, [176]
- Charities, State Board of, in New York, [128];
- modern methods in administration of, [136];
- gradual abandonment of county as unit for administration of, [138]
- Chicago, candidates for county offices voted for in, [62];
- law enforcement in, [106];
- county government in, [114];
- see also [Cook County], Ill.
- Chief medical examiner (in New York City), [134];
- text of law, [257]-[265]
- Children, prohibition against commitment to almshouses, [83];
- injustice done to destitute, under New York poor laws, [85];
- treatment of, in Westchester County, [202]
- Cincinnati, Ohio, proposals for city-county consolidation in, [152]
- Cities, reconstructive forces in American, [1];
- greater need for government in, [151];
- consolidation with counties, [151]-[167];
- importance solving the county problem of, [167];
- commission government in, [169]
- Citizenship (rural), [194]
- Civil Service, slow growth of reform in counties, [52];
- state control over, [126]-[127];
- in Los Angeles County, Cal., [172]-[173], [231]-[239]
- Clerk of Court, duties of, [13];
- relation to the bench, [135];
- see [County Clerk]
- Cleveland, Ohio, county government in, [114];
- proposal for city-county consolidation in, [152];
- relation to county, [154]
- Clinton County, N. Y., (County “B”), irregularities in county offices of, [72]-[73]
- Colorado, establishment of counties in, [22];
- extent of merit system in, [52];
- uniform accounting law in, [122];
- provisions in constitution of, affecting Denver, [155]
- Commission plan of city government, [169]
- Commissioner of Charities and Correction, [202]
- Commissioners (county) in Pennsylvania, [28]
- Commitments to almshouses,—abuses of, in New York, [85], [200]
- Comptroller (state), ineffective as check upon county officers without adequate examining staff, [36]
- Connecticut, origin of county in, [9];
- local system of courts in, [12];
- public prosecutor in, [12];
- influence of Massachusetts precedents in, [19];
- convention in, [38];
- appointive judiciary in, [131]
- Consolidation (city and county), under California constitution, [149];
- in general, [151]-[167]
- Constables, law enforcement by, in New York State, [107], [138]
- Constabulary, Pennsylvania, [140];
- in Los Angeles County charter, [231]
- Constitution (state), provisions concerning counties, [112], [115]
- Cook County, Ill., President of Board of Commissioners elected by people, [40];
- large fees of treasurer in, [51];
- county commissioners prevent accounting for county treasurer’s fees, [52];
- duplication of local governments in, [63];
- humanitarian functions of, [80], [81];
- prisoners in county jail of, [80];
- insane cared for by, [81];
- dependent children cared for by, [81];
- appropriations for, in 1913, [81]
- Coroner, origin of, [13];
- falsity of theory underlying his election, [32];
- fees of, [50];
- failures in urban counties, [59];
- abolition of, proposed, [133];
- appointive, [172];
- see [Massachusetts], [New York] (city).
- Corruption and form of government, [102]
- Council, powers of, in Indiana counties, [37]
- Council of appointment in New York State, [28]
- County, the, treatment of problem in New York constitutional convention, [2], [3];
- popular apathy concerning, [5];
- neglect of, in college courses, and by journalists, [6];
- general statistics concerning, in U. S., [7]-[8];
- colonial origin of, [9] et seq.;
- legal relation to state government, [10], [11];
- general manner of its development, [22]-[23];
- decline of, in England, [23];
- unadapted to urban conditions, [24];
- its failure as a humanitarian agency, [92];
- relation to state government, [113], [127], [128];
- power to erect new, [113];
- limitation on powers of, [113];
- misuse of funds by, [120];
- as unit for tax assessment, [125];
- growing importance of, in certain directions, [143];
- superiority over town as tax assessment and collection unit, [144];
- abolishment of, proposed in New York City, [157];
- the ideal, [168]
- —— chambers of commerce, [203]
- —— clerk, duties of, [13];
- independence of county judge, [130];
- relation to the bench, [135];
- appointment of advocated, [135];
- appointive method of selection of, [171], [172]
- ——committee, actual power in selecting county officers, [48];
- basis of party organization, [55]
- —— court, consisted of justices of the peace in Virginia, [17];
- its administrative functions in some states, [17];
- jurisdiction of, [129]-[132];
- see also [County Judge], [Cook County]
- —— custodian, office of, created in a New York county, [5]
- —— governments, lack of control over local policies, [15];
- ineffectual in operation owing to lack of unity, [43];
- lack of popular interest in and its effects, [43]-[44];
- their stereotyped condition in face of new responsibilities, [60];
- at work, [66]-[79];
- defects in, as affecting highway matters, [95];
- general criticism of, [170]
- —— health officers in North Carolina, [195]-[196]
- —— hospital in Westchester County (N. Y.), [202]
- —— jail, separate jurisdiction of, in Milwaukee, [62];
- overcrowding of, [91];
- buildings faultily constructed and unsanitary, [91];
- need of publicity concerning, [92];
- in Westchester County (N. Y.), [202];
- insane in, [271]-[273];
- see also [Cook County], Ill.
- —— judge formerly appointed county officers in Tennessee, [28];
- see also [New York] (state), [County Court]
- —— libraries, [198]-[199]
- —— lieutenant, militia officer in colonies, [17]
- —— manager, proposed, [175];
- probable influence of, [176]-[177];
- proposed in Oregon, [178];
- in New York, [178]-[179];
- in Alameda County, Cal., [180];
- text of proposed law providing for, [251]-[256]
- —— officers, duties of, in colonial New England, [18];
- effect of obscurity on, [44];
- effect of divided allegiance upon efficiency of, [68];
- in Los Angeles County, [223]-[225];
- under Los Angeles County charter, [227]-[229]
- —— physician, in New Jersey functions of, [134];
- in North Carolina, [195]
- —— planning in Westchester County, N. Y., [197]-[198]
- —— poor farm in Westchester County, N. Y., [201]
- —— prisons, administration of, by counties, [89]-[92];
- see also [County jail]
- —— superintendent of schools appointive, [172]
- —— surveyor as road master, [96]
- —— treasurer, created in Massachusetts, [18];
- see [Cook County], Ill.
- Court houses, scandals characteristic of building of, [76];
- in Hudson County, N. J., [74]-[75]
- Courts, differentiation of functions necessary in urban communities, [59];
- see also [County Court], [local system of], in colonial Connecticut, [12]
- Cox, Governor James J., efforts to improve tax assessment system in Ohio, [111]
- Cuyahoga County, O., see [Cleveland]
- Dakota, alternative plans of county government in territory of, [22]
- Darke County, O., management of road affairs by board of commissioners, [98]
- Dayton, O., city manager plan in, [175]
- Defectives, treatment of, in Westchester County, N. Y., [201]
- Delaware, lack of accounting law in, [122]
- Democracy, spirit of, in early nineteenth century, [25]-[26]
- Denver, selection of sheriff by mayor in, [133];
- classification as an urban county, [154];
- constitutional provisions affecting government of, [155]-[156];
- commission form of government in, [156];
- power of mayor in, [156];
- unified control in, [174]
- Deputy (chief) county officers, importance of, and relation to elective superiors, [50]
- Direct primary, doubtful value of, in county government, [48]
- District attorney (state), origin of, in colonial Connecticut, [12]-[13];
- popular interest in, [46];
- elected on false issue of law enforcement, [107]-[108];
- functions of, [134];
- essentially a local officer, [155];
- see [New York] (state);
- see also [Prosecutor]
- District attorney (federal), method of selection contrasted with that of local prosecutors, [33]
- Efficiency, Bureau of (in Los Angeles County), [191]
- Elective road officials, [96]
- Electric railways, effect on rural life and government, [23]
- Engineering services, duplication of in Milwaukee, [62]
- England, importance of its precedents in colonies, [17]
- Erie County, N. Y., form of county government in, [114]
- Essex County, N. J., classification as urban county, [154];
- county park system in, [163];
- office of supervisor in, [173]-[174]
- Examiners (state), character of service rendered to local officials, [123]
- Executive, how absence of, militates against proper law enforcement, [34]-[35], [74]
- Federation, proposed in Alameda County, Cal., [159]-[160]
- Feeble-minded, removed from county control, [83]
- Fees, attraction of, to politician and disposition of, [50]-[51];
- of coroner, [50];
- theory of system, [51];
- failure of system, [51], [202];
- abolishment of, in Los Angeles County, [173]
- Finance, laxity in methods of, [70];
- in bridge construction, [183]
- Fire protection, proposed as county function in Alameda County, Cal., [160]
- Flaherty v. Milliken, decision in, involving sheriff’s liability, [53]
- Florida, uniform accounting law in, [122]
- Freeholders, Board of Chosen, (N. J.), [173]
- Georgia, uniform accounting law in, [122]
- “Good roads” movement, effect on highway administration, [95], [140]
- Governing body, ill-adapted for executive functions, [41];
- insufficient control over elective county officers, [41];
- see also [Boards of supervisors], [Freeholders], [Commissioners]
- Governor, formerly appointed county officers in Kentucky, [28];
- ineffective control over county officers, [36];
- suggestion that sheriffs be appointed by, [133];
- county officers appointed by, in Massachusetts, [158]
- Hamilton County (O.), see Cincinnati
- Haviland, Dr. C. Floyd, on treatment of insane in Pennsylvania, [88]
- Health (public), neglected in rural communities, [60];
- beginnings and basic idea of movement for, [83];
- county as a unit for administration of, [143];
- program of, needed in rural sections, under county control, [195]
- Highways, as a unifying factor in modern life, [94];
- amount spent in U. S. in 1913, [94];
- growing state control over, [95];
- diminution of county control over, [140] et seq.;
- state aid for, [141];
- see also [Roads and bridges]
- Home office, relations to county of London, [166]
- Home rule (county), [145]-[150];
- text of provisions in California constitution, [207]-[218];
- proposed constitutional amendment in New York, [247]-[250]
- Hospital service, duplication of agencies for, in Milwaukee [61];
- see also [County hospital]
- Hudson County, N. J., court house scandal in, [7];
- boulevard commission in, [38];
- separate powers of commission, [38];
- park system, [39];
- building of court house in, [75];
- classification as urban county, [154];
- supervisor in, [173]-[174]
- Humanitarian functions of county, [80]-[93]
- Idaho, establishment of counties in, [22];
- county local option in, [150]
- Illinois, Southern and New England influence on county system of, [21];
- county officers under first constitution of, elective, [28];
- system in, [52];
- insane in penal institutions of, [87];
- report of State Charities Commission on county jails, [91]-[92];
- Sabbath law enforcement in, [106];
- special county legislation in, [116];
- optional county government forms in, [147];
- see [Cook County]
- Indiana, origin of county in, [20];
- county officers under first constitution elective, [28];
- county government scandal in 1898, [37];
- powers of county commissioners reduced by establishment of council, [37];
- illegal payments by county officers in, [78];
- law enforcement in, [107];
- uniform reporting in, [122]
- Industrial revolution, indirect influence on county government, [23]
- Insane, removed from county control, [83];
- care of, by counties, [87]-[89];
- first hospital for, at Utica, N. Y., [137];
- see [Cook County], Ill., [New Jersey], [Illinois], [Louisiana], [Pennsylvania]
- Institutions (state), see Insane, Penitentiaries, Reformatories, etc.
- Iowa, county township system in, [20];
- methods employed by supervisors in Woodbury County, [76]-[77];
- bridge lobby in legislature of, [101];
- state control of highways in, [142];
- see [Polk County]
- Jail, see [County jail]
- Jersey City (N. J.), see [Hudson County], N. J.
- Judiciary (state), relation of county officers to, [129]-[132];
- importance of reorganization, [131];
- (federal) cited as instance of appointive method of selection, [131]
- “Jungle,” the, [34]-[42]
- Justices of the peace, duties of, in colonial Virginia, [17];
- functions in Virginia, [27];
- power to commit children to almshouses in New York State, [85];
- reorganization of, [131];
- jurisdiction of, [132]
- Kansas, county-township system in, [20];
- report of roads and highways committee, [101];
- uniform accounting law in, [122]
- Kentucky, influence of Virginia upon county organization of, [20];
- county officers made appointive in eighteenth century, [28];
- reaction against appointive system in, [29];
- lack of accounting law in, [122];
- county local option in, [150]
- Kings County, N. Y., former office of supervisor-at-large in, [40]
- Koochiching County ( Wis.), county health organization in, [196]
- Labor, provisions in Los Angeles County charter concerning, [239]
- Law enforcement, lax under county officers, [70], [74];
- made a political issue, [107];
- unification of local agencies for, suggested, [133];
- see [Nullification]
- Leadership, importance of, in county affairs, [176]
- Legislation (county), uniformity in, [112]
- Legislative representation, often based upon county, [56]
- Lewis, O. F., on county jails in New York, [91]
- Libraries, see [County libraries]
- Local government, restricted functions of, in early nineteenth century, [27];
- new burdens placed upon, as result of congestion of population, [58]
- London, functions of county of, [165];
- County Council an example of county government unification, [164]-[166]
- Long ballot, its effect on organization of county government, [34];
- contributions of county to, [62]
- Los Angeles County, Cal., charter of, [61], [149], [172], [219], et seq.;
- county candidates on ballot of, [62];
- civil service in, [191];
- public defender in, [200]
- Louisiana, police jury in, [21];
- insane in parish jails, [87];
- uniform accounting law in, [122];
- county local option in, [150]
- Macy, V. Everit, on operation of poor law in New York State, [84]-[85];
- superintendent of the poor, [200]-[203]
- Madison, James, influence in favor of retaining original county system in Virginia, [29]
- Mail facilities, effect on rural life and government, [24]
- Maine, influence of Massachusetts precedents in, [19];
- lack of accounting law in, [122]
- Marshall, John, influence in favor of retaining original Virginia county system, [29]
- Marshals, U. S., method of selection contrasted with that of sheriff, [33], [133]
- Maryland, county government, [19];
- lack of accounting law in, [122];
- highway progress in, [142];
- county libraries in, [199]
- Massachusetts, origin and early history of county in, [9];
- spoils system in, [52];
- county prisons in, [90];
- uniform accounting law in, [122];
- abolition of coroner’s office in, [133];
- leader in establishing state penal institutions, [137];
- reform institutions in, [137];
- state aid in highway construction in, [142];
- metropolitan district of, [154]
- Medical examiner, suggested as a substitute for coroner, [60];
- in Massachusetts, [133];
- see also [Chief medical examiner]
- Medical referee (in New Hampshire), [134]
- Michigan, township-supervisor system in, [20];
- uniform accounting law in, [122];
- state penitentiary in, [137];
- county local option in, [150]
- Middle West, insane in almshouses, [87]-[88];
- New England influences in, [104]
- Milwaukee, Wis., report of City Club of, regarding city and county offices, [61];
- county government in, [114];
- proposals for city-county consolidation in, [152];
- relations to county, [154]
- Minnesota, alternative plans of county government in, [22];
- uniform accounting law in, [122];
- county local option in, [150];
- county libraries in, [199]
- Mississippi, origin of county system in, [21];
- county officers elective in, [29];
- lack of accounting law in, [122]
- Missouri, county-township system in, [20];
- alternative plans of, county organization in, [21];
- county officers elective in, [29];
- poor law and almshouse administration in, [86];
- equalization of taxes in, [110];
- lack of accounting law in, [122];
- county libraries in, [199]
- Monroe County, N. Y., absence of road records in, [98]
- Montana, establishment of counties in, [22];
- county local option in, [150]
- Mosquito Commission, in Hudson County, N. J., [39]
- Nassau County, N. Y., work of County Association in, [7];
- recommendations of official commission in, for county home rule, [148]
- National Municipal League, its report on city-county consolidation, [153], [154]
- Nebraska, alternative plans of county organization in, [21];
- activity of bridge builders in legislature of, [102];
- county libraries in, [199]
- Nevada, uniform accounting law in, [122]
- New England, influences operating on local government in, [17];
- formation of first counties in, [18];
- county-town relations in, [143]
- New Hampshire, limited powers of commissioners in, [37]-[38];
- convention, powers and duties of, [38];
- lack of accounting law in, [122];
- appointive judiciary in, [131]
- New Jersey, local assessors in, [19];
- office of supervisor in, [39]-[40];
- law affecting sheriff’s appointments, [52];
- extent of merit system in counties of, [52];
- insane in penal institutions of, [87];
- county legislation in, [115]-[116];
- state civil service regulation in, [127];
- the surrogate in, [130];
- appointive judiciary in, [131];
- optional county government forms in, [147];
- see [Essex County], [Hudson County]
- New Mexico, establishment of county system in, [22];
- uniform accounting law in, [122]
- New York (city), special legislation for counties of, [117];
- abolition of coroners in, [134];
- city-county consolidation proposals in, [152];
- extent of city-county consolidation in, [156]-[157];
- metropolitan district compared to London, [164]
- New York (county), large fees of sheriff in, [51]
- New York (state), counties of, discussed in constitutional convention, [2]-[3];
- supervisors in towns of, [19];
- elective method applied to sheriffs and county clerks in, [29];
- district attorneys and county judges made elective in, [29];
- extent of merit system in counties of, [52];
- legal relation of sheriff to his deputies in, [52]-[53];
- requirements as to county advertising, [53];
- almshouses in, [82];
- improvement of condition of poor in, [84];
- New England influences in, [104];
- enforcement of anti-racing laws in, [106];
- under-assessment of taxes by local officers, [109];
- equalization of taxes in, [110];
- county law in, [114];
- uniform reporting law in, [121];
- civil service regulation in, [127];
- State Board of Charities, its jurisdiction, [128];
- comptroller, his powers over county officers in, [128];
- the surrogate in, [130];
- state prisons in, [137];
- first state reformatory in, [137];
- “state” poor in, [138];
- committee on State Police, [139];
- highway control in, [142];
- County Government Association, its recommendations concerning county home rule, [148];
- metropolitan district of, [154];
- proposal for county manager in, [178];
- classification of county accounts in, [184];
- public health movement in, [195];
- county libraries in, [199];
- see also [Erie County], [Kings County], [Monroe County], [Orange County], [Nassau County], [Prison Assn.], [Westchester County]
- New York Times, its proposals for abolishment of counties in New York State, [152]
- Niagara County, N. Y., district attorney quoted concerning rural post office robberies, [138]
- Niagara Falls, N. Y., city manager plan in, [175]
- North Carolina, influence of Virginia precedents on, [19];
- lack of accounting law in, [123];
- public health movement in, [195];
- county physicians in, [195];
- home-study clubs in, [204]-[205]
- North Dakota, accounting and reporting legislation in, [122]
- Northwest, importance of county as unit of government in, [22];
- New England influences in, [104]
- Nullification, [104]-[111]
- Ohio, county-township system in, [20];
- county officers in first constitution elective, [28];
- extent of merit system in counties of, [52];
- pioneer in county reporting, [121]-[122];
- state penitentiary in, [137];
- highway progress in, [142];
- county libraries in, [198]-[199];
- see [Cleveland], [Cincinnati], [Darke County]
- Oklahoma, uniform accounting law in, [122];
- public defender in, [199]
- Omaha, long ballot in, owing to elective county officers, [63]
- Orange County, N. Y., (County “A”), irregularities of officers of, [70]-[71]
- Ordinance of 1787, county officers under, appointive, [28]
- Oregon, establishment of counties in, [22];
- county local option in, [150];
- proposal for county manager in, [178];
- county libraries in, [199]
- Parks, county system in Essex County, N. J., [163]
- Party, organization, importance of county as unit of, [55];
- baneful effects upon county administration, [191]
- Payments, frequency of illegal, [188]
- Pennsylvania, commissioners in, [19];
- party organization in, [55];
- care of dependent children in, [86]-[87];
- treatment of insane in, [88]-[89];
- state constabulary in, [140]
- Pennybacker, J. E., on highways, [140] et seq.
- Philadelphia, classification as an urban county, [154]
- Personnel, importance and limitations of, as factor in good government, [67];
- administrative, [191];
- see [Civil service]
- Police, proposed as county function in Alameda County, Cal., [160];
- see [Constabulary]
- Police functions, county officers unable to perform, in complex communities, [58]
- Political boss, origin of, in county government, [47]-[48]
- Polk County, Iowa, awarding of bridge contracts in, [100]
- Poor, care of, entrusted to county governments, [14]-[15];
- former treatment and present scientific handling of, [82];
- superintendents of, in N. Y. State, powers of, [85];
- overseers of, in N. Y. State, commitments by, [85];
- importance of records concerning, [190];
- administration of laws dealing with, [200];
- see [Missouri], [N. Y. State], [Pennsylvania]
- Poverty, prevention of, [201]
- Press (county), small circulation, lack of independence, [54];
- need for improving, [194]
- Prison Association, in New York State, secretary of, quoted, [91]
- Prisoners, classification of, [83], [84];
- jurisdiction of county over, [90];
- classification of, systematically violated, [91];
- transfer of certain classes of, to state institutions advocated, [136]-[137]
- Probation, importance of records concerning, [190]
- Professional politicians, great opportunity of, in obscurity of county government, [47]
- Prosecutor, appointment of, advocated, [135];
- see [District attorney]
- Public defender, the, [199]-[200]
- Public Efficiency Society, work of, in Cook County, Ill., [7]
- Publicity, importance in county affairs of, [182]
- Purchasing, duplication of systems in Milwaukee, [62];
- significance of better methods of, [181];
- agent, [189];
- consolidation of local agencies for, [190], [200], [201]
- Qualifications (legal) of county officers, lack of, [50]
- Quick, Herbert, on county government in Iowa, [76]-[77];
- characterization of county government by, [194]
- Race track legislation, enforcement of, by local county officers, [106]-[107]
- Readjustments of county system, [129]-[144]
- Recall, provisions in Los Angeles County charter concerning, [240]-[244]
- Reconstruction, of county government, [168]-[180];
- formula for, [169]
- Recorder, appointive, [172]
- Records, usual lack of, in road management by counties, [98];
- in Westchester County almshouse, [200]-[201]
- Reporting, importance of uniform, [121]
- Responsibility, lack of in organization of judiciary, [131];
- necessity for fixing in counties, [170]-[171]
- Rhode Island, origin of county in, [9];
- influence of Massachusetts institutions in, [19];
- sheriffs appointed by legislature in, [29];
- lack of accounting law in, [123]
- Roads and bridges, [94]-[103];
- under Los Angeles County charter, [229]-[231]
- Rochester, N. Y., proposals for city-county consolidations in, [152]
- Rural politics, influence of county press on, [55]
- Rural voter, civic capacity of, [44], [170]
- St. Louis County (Mo.), city-county consolidation in, [153]
- Salmon, Dr. Thomas W., on county almshouse care of insane, [89]
- San Bernardino County, Cal., adoption and amendment of county charter in, [30], [31], [149]
- San Francisco, classification as an urban county, [154];
- city-county consolidation in, [158]-[159]
- Saxon kingdoms, the original of English counties, [23]
- Secor, Alson, on bridge lobby at Des Moines, [101]-[102]
- Sectionalism, stimulated by governmental organization in some states, [97]
- Selectmen, functions in colonial Virginia, [16];
- functions of, in New England, [27]
- Sheriff, maladministration of, in a central N. Y. county, [4];
- historical origin of, [11];
- court duties of, [12];
- duties of, in Virginia, [17];
- elective officer in Pennsylvania since 1726, [28];
- in New Jersey after Revolution, [28];
- falsity of theory underlying his election, [32];
- large fees of, in New York County, [51];
- appointing power restricted in New Jersey, [52];
- relation to deputies according to N. Y. courts, [52]-[53];
- principal police agency in early local governments, [58];
- conflict with other police agencies, [60], [61];
- limitations as jail keeper, [90];
- as enforcer of state laws in N. Y. State, [107];
- imperfectly controlled by county judge, [130];
- functions as court officer discussed, [132];
- suggestion that governor appoint, [133];
- inability of, in dealing with crime, [139];
- encroachment upon functions of, by Department of Correction in N. Y. City, [157];
- appointive method of selection of, proposed, [171];
- importance of records of, [190];
- see [Rhode Island]
- Short ballot, the basic principle of county reconstruction, [169]-[170];
- meaning of, [181]
- Solicitor, see [District Attorney]
- South, development of county in, [9];
- the insane in county almshouses of, [87]
- South Carolina, influence of Virginia precedents on, [19];
- lack of accounting law in, [123];
- appointive judiciary in, [131]
- Southwest, importance of county as unit of local government in, [22]
- Special legislation, testimony of county officer concerning, in N. Y. constitutional convention, [4]
- State constitutions, provisions of, concerning counties, [112]
- —— control in taxation, [126]
- —— examiners in Ohio, [121]
- —— government, stiffening hold on highway matters, [95];
- influence in county affairs, [112]-[119]
- —— legislatures, power over counties, [112]
- —— party organization, built upon county units, [55]
- —— supervision of accounts recommended, [185]
- State’s attorney, see [District Attorney]
- Suffolk County, Mass., see [Boston]
- Suffolk County, N. Y., work of Taxpayers Assn. in, [7]
- Superintendent of the poor, appointive method of selection proposed, [171]
- Supervisor (town), functions of, in N. Y., [27];
- elective officers in N. Y. since 1691, [28];
- in Hudson County, N. J., [40];
- influence in road affairs, [97];
- see [Board of supervisors], [Essex County] and [Hudson County], N. J.
- Surrogate, jurisdiction of, in probate matters, [130]
- Surveyor, appointive, [172];
- see [County surveyor]
- System (of government), importance of, as contrasted with personnel, [66], [74], [78]
- Tammany Hall, its influence exercised through control of county offices, [55]
- Tax administration, inappropriateness of town as unit for, [144];
- dual system of, in California, [160]
- —— collector, appointive, [172]
- —— laws, nullification of, by local officers, [108]
- Taylor, Graham, on humanitarian functions of county, [80]-[81]
- Tehama County (Cal.), charter of, [149]
- Telephone, effect on rural life and government, [24]
- Tennessee, influence of early Virginia precedents on county government, [20];
- county officers of, made appointive, [28];
- uniform accounting law in, [122]
- Texas, American county system established in, [22];
- lack of accounting law in, [123];
- county local option in, [150]
- Town, dominant idea in local government of New England, [17];
- relation of county to, in New England, [143];
- inappropriateness of, for performance of certain functions, [143]-[144]
- Township officers in Los Angeles County charter, [225]-[227]
- Treasurer, elective in Massachusetts, [27];
- appointive, [172];
- see [county treasurer]
- Tuberculosis, effect upon general public health movement of fight against, [195]
- Turnpike companies, as road builders and operators, [94]
- Uniformity in county legislation, [112] et seq.
- Urban communities, growth of, [57]
- Urban counties, [57]-[65]
- Utah, establishment of counties in, [22];
- lack of accounting law in, [123]
- Vermont, lack of accounting law in, [123]
- Virginia, origin of counties of, [16];
- constitutional convention, discussion concerning local government in, [29];
- reaction against appointive system of, [29];
- lack of accounting law in, [123];
- highway progress in, [142];
- independent cities of, [153]
- Westchester County, work of Research Bureau, [7];
- patronage in political advertising, [53]-[54];
- recommendations of official commission in, for county home rule, [148];
- auditing practices in, [184];
- discrepancies between estimates, etc., for poor relief in, [184];
- see [County planning], [V. Everit Macy]
- Westchester County Chamber of Commerce, its activities in county planning, [197];
- in activities for better county government, [204]
- Westchester County Research Bureau, statement concerning budget making, [186]-[187]
- Western Reserve, New England influences in, [20], [104]
- West Virginia, uniform accounting law in, [122]
- Wisconsin, compromise plan of county government, township system in, [21];
- spoils system in, [52];
- provisions for county graduate nurse in, [196];
- county libraries in, [199]
- Wyoming, auditing system in, [122];
- county libraries in, [199]