The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-06

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successful, This has nothing to dc
with the outstanding Indebtedness in
Cured previous to his administra-
tion.
Paroles and Pardons.
During the past two years, since
the law creating the board OF prison
control went into effect, ASS paroles
have teen granted, 396 having been
granted since the board took Office,
which was some time after January
/, 1913. Twenty-Five parolea were
revoked by the governor, eight were
in cases in which paroles had been
granted prior to the existence of the
Prison board. OF this he says:
1T will thus be seen that of the
4s5 paroles granted during the past
two years, only IA have been revok-
ed. When it is remembered that q
parole officer looks after the pris-
oners paroles and by correspondence
and other methods Ike ps in touch
with them, this report shows that the
parole system in vogue in Oklahoma
is accomplishing splendid results
and that a very small percentage OF
those released on parole violate the
trems thereof. This is the more re-
markable when it is considered that
in all paroles granted in this state
conditions are imposed which require
strict observance of the laws oil
the state"
Executive clemency has been ex-
tended during the past two years, as
follows: Commutations of sentence,
IA. stays Of execution, 13; tempo
rary, 10; temporary paroles %; ex-
tensions Of temporary paroles, q
modified paroles. paroles and COM
20; paroles revoked, ";
pardons, 2; permanent paroles, 4So.
Girls institution.
Attention is called to the ins,itu-
ton created by the last legislature
for the care Of incorrigible girls. An
Of s5,c0s was made for
that institution for the fiscal year
ending with June. 1914. Only 81
s50.93 Of that was required and the
balance reverted to the treasury. The
appropriation of 5000 for the fiscal
fear ending with June, 1915, will be
Inadequate TO run the institution be-
'ause Of the increase in number OF
inmates and the attendant increase
n expenses.
OF the 5000 for the fiscal year
.nding June 80, 1915. s5.926.57 had
een required including DECEMBER
eaving only s1.O79.43 for the re-
naming six months of the fiscal
ear. which according to the previous
tx months will be about enough to
onduct the home one-third of the
me or possibly two mcnths, until
deficiency must be created
That the institution is doing
ood work the governor believes. and
e expresses the hore that the leeis-
.ture will make ample provision for
lis character of the states charges.
is stated as fact that the per
lpita cost of keeping these girls is
IS than the per capita cost OF any
her charitable or eleemosynary in
tuition in the state.
Relative to the expenses of main
lining the governors office it is
ated that s17,100 was appropriated
the legislature for the office for
e fiscal year ending June 80, 1914.
this amount sS,SS5.5O was unused
d reverted back to the treasury II
lily $500 was used OF the appropria- II
n of 5000 for the apprehension
criminals.
Higher Plane. II
The governor declares that all
tie institutions are progressing n,
On much higher plane, and aecid-
Improvement is shown with each
.