Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-10
coCh,sE CONNECTS ARE
 TO GET PAROLES 500

haie prisoners and one woman pris oner have been recommended for parole, and another male prisoner for pardon by the state board of par dones and paroles. following two days session of the board held Sat Grday and Sunday at the state prisol
 This action was taken by Attorney General M ]. Gaibraith and Miss Elsie Toles, state superintendent of public instruction who at present constitute the board These two nave the appointment of third citizen member but have been unable to se- cure the services of some competent person. agreeable to both.
 Eighty cases came up for consid- eration, and in each instance the prisoner was permitted to appear in person before the board and tell his story. 3 privilege which has not been generally followed in the past.
 Frank F. Taylor was recommended for pardon. He was convicted of bribery and sentenced from Yavapai county for term of from one to ten years. and started serving his sen tence July s. 1918.
 The list of parole recommendations includes the name of Mrs. Concha Oliyas. who was sent up from Mari copa county on conviction of aggra. yated assault for term of from two to three years. The testimony. at the trial was that she had burned the feet of one of her several children as punishment for some wrong doing While in the prison she became the mother of child recently This fact together with the circumstance that the female qarters at the prison are such as to make it impossible to keep any human being confined there dur ing the heat of the summer. prompt ed the board to give favorable con siderstion To this case In event Df release the woman will he deported to Mexico.
 h.a-- 9,aY st,,sr mended for parole is that of David Martinez. sent up from Cochise couu- ty on conviction of second degree murder to serve for the rest of his natural life. He has been 3 prisoner since August l. 1912.
 In most of the other cases. accord ing to Gslbraith the prisoners have served the minimum sentence and their prison records have been good The list is as follows
 Pedro Ybarra. assault to commit murder. one to five years. Maricopa county.
 James Quinn. felony, one year. Gila county.
 Frank Gomez. grand larceny. one year to eighteen months. Pima coun- ty.
 R. M Singleton. negro, assault with deadly weapon, one 10 two years. Tavapsi county.
 R. b Scott. grand larceny. one to three years. Cochise county.
 Rudolph Rosebaugh. grand larceny. one to three years. Cochise county.
 Dan w. Pine. grand larceny. one to three years. Cochise county.
 Ambrosio Castillo. manslaughter. one to three years. Navajo county.
 LeRoy De Verr. bogus checks, one to five. years. MaricOpa county.
 William Beck. burglary. one to five years. Maricopa county.
 o. T. Sterling, grand larceny. one to two years. Maricopa county.
 Jose GuzInan, seduction. two 10 three years. Maricopa county
 Trinidad de la Cruz. manslaughter. enc to ten years. Cochise county.
 Chas. Cline. burglary, seven to ten years. Maricopa county.
 F. F.. McLane. burglary. seven to ten years, Maricopa county.
 Leo McGoidrick. burglary, two 70 five years. Maricopa county.
 George Nunley. felony. two to ten years, Giia county. Eduardo Cota. grand larceny, two and a haif 70 three years. Pima ooun- ty Juan Sanchez. forgery. two to three years. Maricopa county Chas. Ellis. burglary. one to five