Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-09-08

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which accounts are sworn to by the
sheriff, show, among other things, that
one Adolfo SAINT Ana was in the county
Jail from September 2, 1901, to october 81,
1894, both days inclusive, and charges are
made i'm said accounts for the feeding Of
said Adolfo Santa Ana for the whole Of
the time aforesaid, while, as a matter Of
fact. the said Santa Ana was released
from confinement in said jail by said
sheriff, on or about the 9TH day of Sep
TENDER. 1904, and was not thereafter con-
fined In said jail at any time up to and
including October /, 1904. .
4. The accounts presented by SAID
sheriff TO the board OF county commits
sioners for the feeding of prisoners,
which account are sworn TO by the
sheriff. show, among other things, that
one Nuario Chaves, an insane person
was in the county jail from March l.,
1904. to September 80, 1904, both days in
elusive, and charges are made in said
accounts for the feeding Of said NuariO
ChaVes for the whole of the time afore-
said, while. as a matter OF tact, the salu
Chaves was released from cohtlhement
In said jail by said sheriff, on or about
May 8. 1894. and was not thereafter con-
fined in said Jail at any time up to and
including September 80, 1895.
3 The accounts presented by said
sheriff to the board Of county commits
sioners for the feeding of prisoners,
which account are sworn to by the
sheriff, show, among other things, that
one w. +. E%ddington was In the county
ial from August 20. 1904, to September 30,
1904, both days inclusive. and charges are
made in said accounts for the feeding
Of said W. +. Eddington for the whole
Of the time aforesaid, while, as a matter
Of fact, the said Eddington was releas-
ed from confinement In said jail by said
sheriff, on or about September II, 1904,
and was not thereafter confined in said
jail at any time. up to and including,
September 30. 1904.
6. The accounts presented by said
sheriff to the board of county commits
sioners for the feeding of prisoners,
which accounts are sworn to by the
sheriff, show, among other things, that
one Frank Haines was in the county
Jail from October "a, 1904, to February
%, 1905, both lays inclusive, and charges
are made In said accounts for the feed
ing of said Frank Haines for the whole
of the time aforesaid, while, as a matter
Of fact, the said Haines was released
from confinement In said Jail by said
sheriff, on or about January 3. 1895, and
was not thereafter confined in said Jail
at any time UP to and including Febru-
airy %, 1905.
Z. The accounts presented by said
sheriff to the board of county commits.
sioners for the feeding of prisoners
which accounts are sworn to by tht
sheriff. show. among other things, thai
/ one Ellison Bird was in the county jai
from August 4, 1904, to September 30, 1904
both days inclusive, and charges ar,
made in said accounts for the feeding OF
said Ellison Bird for the whole of tn,
time aforesaid, while, as a matter OF
fact. the said Bird was released from
confinement in said jail by said sheriff
on or about August 10, 1904, and was moi
thereafter confined in said Jail at any
time up to and including September 30
1904.
s. The accounts presented by saic
sheriff to the board of county commits
sioners for the feeding of prisoners
which accounts are sworn to by tn,
sheriff. show, among other things, tina.
one Juan Moya was i'm the county iai
from October 81, 1904, to January 20. 1905
both days inclusive, and charges ar,
made in said accounts for the feeding o
said Juan Moya for the whole of tn,
tllne aforesaid, while, as a matter o
tact, the said Moya was released from
confinement in said Jail by said sheriff
on or about November 20. 1904. and wa.
not thereafter confined in said Jail a
any time up to and including January %
1905.
8. The accounts presented by sal,
sheriff to the board of co0nty commits
sioners for the feeding of prisoners
which account $ are sworn to by tn
sheriff; show, among other things, tina
one John j. Coughlin was i'm the count,
jan from August 3, 1904, to September 81
1904, both days inclusive, and charge
are made In said accounts for the feed
ing OF said John j. Coughlin for tn
" VI lt NlAllt dlOTtSdl1. WnllG. as
matter of fact, the said Coughlin wa
released from confinement in said la
ON or about September Z, 1904, and wa
not thereafter confined in said Jail up I
and including September 80. 1904.
10. The account presented by tn
sheriff to the board Of county commits
sioners for the feeding of prisoners
which accounts are sworn to by TN
sheriff, show, among other things. tina
one William Foster was in the count
jail from August 3. 1904, to Septembe
10, 1904 both days inclusive, and charge
are made in said accounts for the feed
ing or said William Foster for the Who'll
of the time aforesaid, while, as a MAJ
ter or fact, the said Foster was release
from confinement In said county Jail b
sald sheriff. on or about September
lSO4, and was not thereafter confined /
said Jail up to and including Septembe
30 1904.
IL. During the continuance Of the tel
rltorial fair at Albuquerque, i'm October
1904. there was a number of aiming ia
bles and other apparatus, by means G
Whlch games OF chance were played. I
open ana notorious operation within tn
fair rounds, in the old town of Albu
querque;H the said sheriff of Bernalill
county was In attendance at said faf
almost, If not quite, every day durin
its continuance; no license was take
out or paid for any of the said games $
operated and conducted on said IA
grounds, and said sheriff made no effoi
TO perform his official duty with regar
to the said games, as specified in char
ter 10 Of the laws of 1901.
Respectfully,
+. w. CLANCY,
District AffnPpaNr