The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-10-18
ADJOURNS AFTER
ADVISING ACTION
STATE BOARD OF PRISON CON-
TRIO MAKES RECOMMENDED
TIONS TO GOVERNOR.

ing adjourned after session In which
they made many recommendations OF
mercy to the governor for pardons and
paroles of prisoners. AS it is generally
the policy for the prisoners recon-
mended TO be released, it is highly
probable that orders for the release
of the following will be shortly re-
ceived.
George Bailey-Recommend for
parole; crime. statutory rape; place
of committal, Seattle; length of time
still to serve, two years and on month.
f. B. Gifford-Crime, forgery; length
of time still TO serve, eight months,
| committal Whitman county.
| G. y. amS-Recommended for fl
nal release from parole for satisfac-
torily complying with the requirements
of said parole for thirteen months.
| VIM. Biggins-Recommen for fl
nal release from parole for satisfactor-
lily complying with requirements OF
said parole. for thirteen months.
| r. l.. Gooding-Crime, grand lar
ceny; place of commital, Spokane;
length of time still to serve, one year.\
John H. Recommended
| for parole; crime, statutory rape;
| place of committal, Columbia county;
length of time still to serve, one year
| and two months.
ChaS. Corbet Recommended for
parole; crime, forgery; place of COM
| initial, Everett; length Of time still to
serve, one year and ten months.
Manuel Douett 0ndian breed)-Rec-
commended for parole: crime, perjury;
place of committal, Pierce county;
length of time still to serve nine
months.
Ed Hutchins-Length of time still to
serve. eight months; crime, larceny
from person; place of committal, Walla
Walla; length of time still to serve,
eight months. Paroled December Is,
1906, and recommended for final re-
lease for faithfully complying with
regulations governing paroles.
Frank James-Crime, robbery; place
of committal, Spokane county; length
of time still to serve, one year and ten
months. Paroled September %, 1906,
and recommended for final release for
faithfully complying with regula tons
governing paroles.
Geo. Seekman-Crime, murder IN
second degree; committed in Thurston
county. Recommended for a full par
don from facts presented to the prison
board by court officials and others that
circumstances and evidence since con-
wilton in 1898 lead them to believe in
his innocence.
Jno. r. Massam-Crime, larceny
from person; committed in county Of
Walla Walla; length of time still to
serve, eight months.
Otto Fleeshner Crime, statutory
rape; committal in Spokane county.
Recommended for Communication of sem
tence from strong letters of court Of
| ficials advising.
Geo. H. Noyes- Crime, exbezzle-
ment; committed in county of Okano-
gan. In consideration of exemplary
| conduct, recommended for parole for
Ills Ieiil6tiHlIlS TWO IlloAtHS VI Scli-
| tence
| Paul Salvus-Crime, manslaughter;
! committed in county of Okanogan;
length of time still to serve, two and
one half years.
| F. A. Thompson-Crime, forgery;
committal in county of Walla Walla;
| length of time still to serve, one year
| and three months.
| Myrtle Felter-Crime grand larceny,
| place of committal, Lewis county.
Recommended by board for parole for
| remaining four months of sentence for
good conduct as a prisoner, and by
advice of judge and court officials
| J. w. Conrad-Crime, statutory rape;
place of cOmmittal, Okanogan county;
time still to serve, two years and three
months.
]. H. Beouchamps-Crime. larceny
by embezzlement; place of committal,
King county; length of time still to
serve. two years and one month.
| Leon Macey-Crime, robbery; place
of committal, Yakima county; length
of time still to serve, four months
| Recommended for final release from
parole. on which said Macy has been
for over two years faithfully observing
| regulations governing same.
Fred Youmans-Crime, burglary;
place of committal Whatcom county;
length of time still to serve, three
| years and ten months.
w. H. Brown-Crime, second degree
murder; place of committal, King
| county; time still to serve. two years
| and ten months. Recommended for
| clemency to the governor by the board
because of three large petitions from
| G. A. r. Posts and members. one from
| the county in which the crime was
committed; also from the fact that he
has been in the hospital of the prison
for five years and bed ridden for four
years, and in very poor physical con-
dition, and further has ample means
for his support if released.
James Boggan-Crime, horse steal
| ing;;s place of committal, Lincoln and