The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
'FEKER PRISONERS
At STATE PRISON
Since PROHIBITION


SANTA rE 81 ~. ian. st.-punnk
fNt seventh Ntral year efS prisoners
atla ltltitcd af fnc state r~enHenUnrt
here and 2sf Released. u b shown ~
the annual report OF ne 91ara o. pen
lteniiary co1amHeieneu to potcrnor
-. A. Inrra1oIn' with which ~ trans
mIlied the detailed report % fidel
Ortiz superintendent. The report n
signed hV d. r. HQeklna. rre4ldenI T..
a. HlehesL J.. r. Torres and Warren
Graham. memhorn.
The report raYa with respect 10 ad-
mIhl4frafiun Of the prison Affairs
We have nInfll to cumutrilu thu
>ua44inlcudCut Tor ms ctuac at
irllfinn 10 iln administration o.
nnalF@ and Tor his mild and hu-
mnnUNIlnu frr1rNfIt % the rris-
uutI4 IHr FfIanncI+ have cuJn}-
IA most txCoIlrnf health during
fl1n tlnr. IINnIIn lnn a4f0HlIurIN
haH 4alIIfalI conditions which
mnef b. ~ln1Iiufcd. bat such Int
proft4ntlllf e4unut b. made with
tul considerable sni-t. tlrcuna-
mrndafIhns viii b. made a. soon
~ tic report of lhr survey and
lutretiHnfIuu commission, unIru
wa authorized b. n fst'nt icR-
i>latig%, D. maiic,
rhe w capita cost Of maintenance
shows en- Increase uf about - per
cent oter The former nscai year The
|M|| g. I'D ANNM LA| |ML |M N|H" .
This increase a nscIlhcd IN part 20 the
dccfease IN number 81 prisoners. and
20 the continuing increase IN uhe cost
o. living. The average numbcr Of pris.
onefa Tor the yea was as, the small
at number since 1893 ~ rare. With
respect u TIE decrease IN the nuin-
her of prisoners. superintendent ur-
Iiz's rcuoft has this 10 say.
whether this railing on may he
accounted 10 The enforcement 81
prohibition 81 The u~c ~ hltoai.
skiln1 dtlnks taunqt state bat
unllu4fnffritt Il has ~ cHts1.
which mne b. tcry grnllfA hlG ~
llso@c who hive ~ long and PER-
riaieu4it uututuici and worked
fuF prohibition.
OF tie avefsee Of ans prisoners for
the gear. tnnre Wa an average 90 al.9
prisoners q day employ "a on rua
work. The principal work on roads
was IN Taos county, The four deaths
which ~ocrurred during the year were
"A follows Domingo Madrid aicohoiic
clrrhosia Of TIE liver. aomcccneo
Nialpanda. nreumoninf Manuel Con
zales and ~ y. D4yids0n- t1bcrcuiosis
P~ffsqnefs Segregated.
The 1fk prisoners received during
the year were seNregatsd as follows:
STATE prisoners ltt. United States Jail
prisoners IS. (the state ne%nitentiary -
DESIGNATED as she United States Jail
for the federal district OF New Mex
lco) county jail prisoners u. parole
v~lointors 4. captured ESCAPES 20. The
sSf releases were a. follows; Dis
charged state prisoners 1h. parOlcd
state prisoners 50. purdcued state
prisoners 81. tnitcd States prisoners
3. United States jail prisoners %.
county jail prisoners 9. escaped 70.
sfied 4. OF the 81 paroled. ~ became
dcilnqucnt and " captured. VIII Nv
returned 40 serve thatr maNiunm nen-
fence. -Four Of these dellnqucnts al
ready have been apprchendcd and re-
turned. The highest number OF pfis-
onera wna 11f IN December the low
est dOf. ib March. The dnllg average
rumher % prisoners for the former
fiscal year was al. making the d.
crease for the srYenth fiscal year f03
prieunerA a percentage ~ 20.
The occupation in the p%enitentiary
az fhc prisoners q Hurhors 4. hak-
ers ,. butchers !, hrickmukers -.
h~iacksnithH ?. carpenters 2. COW sta-
bies T. clerks 2. commiasary 2. cooks