Earnings of Institution for year ended September 30, 1930:
Employment of labor by Contractors $184,804,41
Employment of labor by State Use Departments 15,742.50
Profit..State Printing "Department 12,197.75
Profit..State Auto Tag Department 10,992 06

$223,736.72
Deficit..State Slice Department 1,234.62

Total Earnings $222,502.10

During the same period the prisoners earned for their own account:
By their labor under contract system $122,331.25
By their labor producing articles for the State 14,230.93

Total earnings of prisoners $136,562.18

MARYLAND HOUSE OF CORRECTION

Jessups, Md.

Joseph A. Delaney, Warden.
Population September 30th, 1930-

White men 511
Colored men 616
White women 19
Colored women 58

Total 1204
Employment:

Contract labor 713
Work of Institution 169
Farm . 80
Idle 242
Earnings of Institution for year ended September 30, 1930:
Employment of labor by contractors $179,061.21
Earnings of farm and miscellaneous 16,370.80

Total earnings $195,432,01
During the same period the prisoners earned for their own account
From Contractors $73,357.08
On Farm and Institution 5,827.67

Total earnings of prisoners $79,184.75

Report On Improvements To The Maryland House Of Correction

During the fiscal year ending September 30, 1930 the north cell wing,
which was built in 1874, was entirely rebuilt providing for a chapel and
recreation room seating 1,000 inmates and two additional floors for
dormitories with beds for 260 inmates.

The top floor in the center of the prison under the main tower, which
was also constructed in 1874, and which had been used as a chapel, was
remodeled as a dormitory, supplying beds for about sixty inmates. These
improvements are fireproof and cost approximately $260,000.00.

Improvements to the Power Plant cost about $35,000.00, enlarging
the sewerage system cost $10,00000, and a new water supply line cost
approximately $40,000.00. (The water supply line was necessitated due
to the drought this past summer.)