The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-21
BOARD
FINISHES WORK
FORTY coNvicrs At PENiTENTt-
AIRY cRANrEU EXECUTIVE
cLEMENcY YESTERDAY.

ords of prisoners who had been recon-
mended for parole, the. state board OF
tpardons, composed of Warden c. S.
Reed. chairman: T. H. Jones. j. Fl. Da-
wis. Matt L. Piles. of the state board
j of control, and w. L. McCullin. secre-
tary. yesterday evening made public
the findings Of the board.
Eight final discharges, two COM
plete pardons. 26 paroles and five COM
mutations of sentences are recon-
1nended in the report of the prison
iboarJ, which is as follows:
| pardons.
| Edward Crowley. committed from
tChehalis county, unanimously recon-
;mended for pardon on account of ex-
ltreme youth, ana Recommendation from
fcitizens and Judges.
! Hugh Callahan, committed from
iwalla WaAa county. recommended for
La pardon on account Of recommends
ition by prosecuting attorneys ONCE
and Judge.
+ conmutationa
| Archie Doyle. committed from Whit
man county, unanimously recommended
flor communication to three years. one
month and 25 days upon showing Of the
Judge prosecuting attorney, jury and
Icitizans and former neighbors.
William Carey. committed from King
Icounty, unanimously recommended for
Communication toll years, nine months
and IA days upon endorsement of trial
Judge prosecuting attorney. jury and
numerous petitions of citizens of Sc
attic. Wash. -,r.
Ed Costello, committed from Snoho-
mish county, unanimously recommend :
led for Communication to six years. one
month and IL days on account of faith
iful services rendered upon state road
at Pateros. Wash.
E. l.. Moody. committed from Cheha-
lis county. unanimously, recommended
for Communication. to 10 years upon rec
ords ofsChehalis county. sheriff's office
citizens.pf state and honest and faithful
service. while confined at-instttution.
( c. H. Brace. committed from Yaki-
ma county. unanimously recommended
for communication to ole year. seven
months and two days 'on account of
faithful services rendered at institu-
ton.
Final Discharge. >.
The following eight prisoners who
,,ay 4 Il
for final discharge for the reason of
their exemplary conduct while on pa
role: Orley Sullivan. Lou Parton, Mary
IA. Latham, Jacob Jones. Paul c. Cow
ian. W. J. YoureX Henry Nichols Tom
my S Howard.
Paroles.
J. l.. H. Anderson. committed from
Yakima county, unanimously granted
upon recommendation of citizens OF
Yakima county, also affidavit of COM
Iplair.ing witness. Conduct excellent.
j. E. Brown. committed from Whit
man county. parole unanimously
granted upon recommendation of for
mer neighbors and citizens Of Whitman
county. also upon the statement of the
judge.
Malcolm Cooper. committed from
Spokane county, unanimously granted
| "a parole upon recommendation of Off
tcer in charge of state road work.
Benjamin Cooper committed from
King county. unanimously granted a
parole upon recommendation of officer
| in charge of state road work.
Thomas Forrest. committed from
Thurston county. unanimously granted
a parole upon recommendation Of judge
and citizens. Prison record excellent.
III S. J. Graham. committed from va
kima county. unanimously granted a
lparole upon recommendation of prose-
cutting attorney and citizens of Yakima
county. Prison record excellent.
81 c.. H. Howe committed from Pierce
county, unanimously granted a parole
upon recommendation Of judge and
prosecuting attorney Prison record ex-
cellent.
Peter Keffer committed from Yakima
cour.ty. unanimously granted parole
lupon the recommendation of prosecut-
ling attorney. sheriff and citizens of va
lkima county. Prison record excellent
Wallace Ketterman, committed from
whitman county, unanimously granted
a parole upOr the recommendation OF
trial judge, prosecuting attorney ana
tctizens of Whitman county. Prison
record excellent
Joseph Leahy. committed from Spo-
kane county. unanimously granted a
parole upon recommends ton of either s
OF Spokane. Prison record excellent.
Joe Moore, committed from Spokane
county. unanimously granted a parole
upon recommendation of prosecuting
attorney. Senator Piles and Senator
Warner Of Missouri Prison record ex-
cellent.
Emmett Mitchell committed from
Snohomish county. unanimously grant
ed parole upon recommendation of
prosecuting attorney. judge and petit