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226 CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS. [ART. XXVII
1916, ch. 556, sec. 644.
644. A copy of such record shall be furnished, upon request, to
any warden or other officer in charge of a prison for felons in any other
State of the United States; provided that such State has made recip-
rocal provisions by law for furnishing records of its convicted criminals
to the authorities of other States.
1916, ch. 556, sec. 645.
645. The warden or other person, in charge of said institutions
shall furnish a copy of any such record kept in said institution, to any
police officer presenting an order for such copy signed by the superin-
tendent, or other officer, in charge of police in the City or County where
such institution is located; also on or before the twenty-eighth day
of each and every month, the warden or other person in charge of any
of said institutions, shall furnish to the superintendent or other officer
in charge of police, in the City or County where said institution is
located, the name of every convict whose sentence expires the following
month, together with the date when sentence commenced, the County
or City from which committed, the crime for which committed and the
exact date when said convict will be discharged.
1916, ch. 556, sec. 646.
646. For the purpose of obtaining accurate descriptions of convicts,
the warden or other person in charge of any of said institutions, is
hereby authorized to adopt the Bertillon method of measurement and
registration or such other method as shall minutely describe convicts.
1916, ch. 556, sec. 647.
647. Whenever a person shall be convicted of crime and sentenced to
imprisonment in any of said institutions, the Clerk of the Court impos-
ing such sentence shall make and forward as soon as practicable, but
not later than thirty days from time of commitment, to the warden or
ether person in charge of the institution to which the prisoner is sen-
tenced, a record containing a short copy of the docket entries, the name
and address of the judge presiding at the trial, the State's Attorney and
Sheriff, and the names and addresses of the jurors and the names of
the witnesses sworn on the trial, together with a statement of any facts
which the presiding Judge may deem important or necessary for a full
comprehension of the case. In each case in which he shall perform the
duties required by this Section, the Clerk of the Court shall be entitled
to one dollar as compensation, which shall be taxed as a part of the costs
of said case.
1916, ch. 556, sec. 648.
648. Whenever the State Board of Prison Control may deem it
necessary, they shall have full power to summon the State Lunacy
Commission to examine and pass upon the mental condition of any con-
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