Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-01-31

the time he was granted permission
bv this respondent to leave the Jail fol
the purpose of seeing said priest, he
the said Alarid, was directed to re
turn. and if he did not SO immediatel!
re1nrn to the Jail but attended salt
religious performance, he so ATTENDED
in direct violation of the orders glveI
h,m by this respondent.
a. That on the evening OF nlgh'
of January 2. 1913, the said Alarlc
il formed this respondent that he be
Ii need to a fraternal union and thai
he was required by the rules OF the
fraternal union to pay certain dues tc
said union and if he did not pay them
on that date he would forfeit and lose
His life insurance policy which ne
held in the union; that thereupon ano
for that reason he permitted the said
A,arid to leave the jail and was a.
rected Immediately to return to the
iail after making the payment that he
has no knowledge that the SAID Ala
riC attended the dance then at tha'
time but if he did so attend SAID
dance it was in direct violation OF
the order and direction given him by
this respondent.
%. That on or about January Z,
1913, the said Alarid Informed THIS
affiiant that his wife, child and the
wife of his son who was living at his
house. were very sick and needed his,
Alarid's attention and care; that he,
this respondent, thereupon permitted
tile said Alard to go to his home and
minister to his sick family; that he
was by this respondent directed to re-
turn to the Jail and stay there during
the night, which he, the said Alarld'
did. That this respondent was after
ward told by DR.. Sloan and DR.. Muir
raw of this city that the family of said
Alarid at said time were very sick as
he had been informed by said Alarid.
IS. That on January 13, 1918, the
Gay elections were held for justices OF
the peace, said Alarid requested this
respondent to 60 to his home to at
tend his family who were sick; that
ttis respondent informed him, the
said Alarid, that he would grant him
such permission but that he could not
leave the Jail until after the election
polls had closed; that after the polls
closed he permitted the said Alarid to
go to his home.
"7. That this respondent has known
the said Alarid for and during long
period of time and known his as a
man of integrity, and having conf
dence in him made him a trusty and
as such he and the wife of this re-
srondent directed the said Alarid to
perform chores in and about the jail
and directed him, the said Alarid, at
numerous times, to go to the butcher
shops and carry meat to the Jail for
other prisoners and was directed to
90 to the merchants and storekeepers
and carry groceries and provisions
foJ the use of the prisoners.
"S. That this respondent has been
sl.eriff of the county of Santa Fe for
q period of six years and as such 1t
has always been his custom to make a
trusty of such prisoners as he deem
ed Worthy of confidence and trust.
ard to his knowledge knows that this
las been the constant practice adopt
ed by other sheriffs and the constant
practice of the warden of the neni-
tentiary; that he, this respondent.
rever thought that such practice was
or could be considered as
contempt for the courts process and
that if'he had so regarded such prac-
tica that he would have desisted
tberefrom; that this respondent has
the greatest respect for the process
Of this and all other courts and has
rot in this or in any other case will
fully or Intentionally violated any or
der of this court, or any other court,
ard If his conduct as sheriff in per-
hitting said Alarid to absent himself
from the Jail under the circumstances
as herein set out is a contempt of the
process of this court then this re.