Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-04-13
is to be used for public school pur
poses.
Penitentiary Recruits.

Penitentiary Recruits.
The following is list of recent re-
cruits to the state penitentiary:
Bernalillo county-Jose Tudor, ,
to years, horse stealing; D. Bruno,
to years, assault upon and cruelty
to wife; Ben D. Fowler, l year and |
day, assault and fourishing a deadly
weapon; John w. Gates, Francisco
Granada and Juan Daldanado for safe
keeping.
Colfax county,. L. Romero. to
years, robbery from person; Chas,
Maier, to 3 years, burglary; Alfred
w. Euard, to 4 years, forgery; Juan
Nuniozo, 2 to 3 years, burglary; Man
uel Rivas, to 4 years for burglary;
Edward Cantas, l year to Is months,
forgery; Dill Dettridge, l year to Is
months, burglary; ]. Onotera, l year
to Is months, forgery; Francisco Luna
Il year and l day, manslaughter; j.
H. Monio, IL to years, larceny of
cattle; Jose Gonzales, 2 to years,
burglary; W. Rogers, to 6 years,
rape; Decitero Herrera, l year to
Is months, obtaining money under
false pretenses.
Curry county-Julian Barela, IS
months to years, larceny; Fred M
Huffman, to 3 years, assault with in
tent to steal; c. L. Kelly, 8 to years,
burglary; Frank McCabe, 2 years,
larceny; T. Muniz, ! to years, lar
ceny of live stock; Higinio Bustos, 10
to Is years, rape; Juan Garcia, alias
Juan Bataza, 2 IL to 3 years, burg
larry.
Serving the People.
There isn't much doubt about what
the people intended at the first stale
election said Governor w. C. McDon-
aid in regard to recent attacks by GER
tain newspapers of the state on the
executive.
Il am thoroughly a Democrat hope,
but | am not of the narrow minded
variety that puts party advantage
above the service of the whole people.
In regard to the appointment of H. P.
Dunbaugh to the assistant superin-
tendency Of the penitentiary can only
say that | have appointed a man of
large experience to the position and
| believe that the people who elected
me to Office intended that | should Sc
lect men who are able to give the
service required. There are many po-
sitions that any one can fill but there
are some that require men of spe-
cial training"
When asked about his plans in re-
gard to measures now before the leg
islature and legislation proposed he
said smiling: Pm just attending to
my part of the affair. ! do not think
there is possibility of a conflict
between the legislative and executive
part of the state government. For my
part | shall go on doing what I believe
the people intended that / should do
when they placed me in the position
l now hold"
The Reform School,
In regard to the superintendency of
the reform school at Springer. the
governor said he did not know who
would succeed Superintendent John
w. Kirkpatrick, but that a change
would be made soon. 1t is evident
that there is an undercurrent of feel
ing in regard to that institution. For
some reason Mr.. Kirkpatrick is very
anxious to give up the position as
| head of the institution, but has been
prevailed upon to remain in charge un.
! til a new board is appointed which
will select successor. The person
mel of this board will be announced
shortly, the governor says. Captain
Fred Fornoff of the mounted police
was sent to Springer day or two
ago on business connected with the
reform institution. On his return he
refused to talk for publication, but
said that no charges had been pre-
ferred against any official of the insti
tuition.