The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-12-21
pENITEEnARY PRISONERS.

in the Wyoming penitentiary are as fol-
lows:
John IL. Hicks, received September
IA, 1873; age. %; nativity, American;
occupation, teamster; has no wife; a
father; no children; religion, Catholic;
habits irregular; education fair.
John A ckerman, received June 30,
1877; crime, larceny; sentenced for two
years; age, 81; nativity American; CO.
cupation, iron moulder; has no wife,
children nor parents; religion, Catholic;
habits, sober; education fair.
Charles Wilbert, received December
%, 1876; crime, man slaughter; SEN
fenced for ten years and to pay 81, 900
fine; age, 81; nativity, American; occu-
patton, carpenter; has a mother but no
wife, children nor father; religion,
Methodist; habits, general; education,
ordinary.
Charles II. Boris, received Novem-
Der 80, 1878, crime, obstructing United
States mail; sentence, to pay fine of
l 1000 pay costs of prosecution and
stand committed until paid; age, IS;
nativity, a Prussian; occupation, far
mer; no wife nor children, but has a
mother living; religion, Protestant;
habits, dissipated; education, moderate.
John H. Brown. received October 8,
1878; crime, obstructing United States
mail; age, "a; nativity, American; &C.
cupation, freighter; has a wife and
mother but no children; religion, Camp
bellite; education, common school.
Michael Sweet, received July %,
1877; crime, disposing Of whiskey to the
Shoshone Indians; sentenced for two
years; age, %; nativity, Canada; occu-
patton, miner and hunter; has a moth
or but no wife nor children.
The following Is a list of the territor-
ial prisoners:
Edward. Dalton, received Oct. II, 1878
crime, garnd larceny; sentenced for
six months; age, 20; nativity, Ameri-
can; occupation, farmer; has father
and mother living. but no wife nor
children; religion, Catholic; habits,
generally good; education fair.
Harry Rustin, : alias Harry Cuseck,
received December 20, 1877; crime,
burglary and grand larceny; sentenced
for n year; age, 16; nativity, Mis-
souri,; occupation, chair repairer; has
a mother, but no wife nor children; re-
ligion, Catholic; habits, generally good;
education, very poor.
Charles Clark, received January 81,
1875; crime, grand larceny; sentenced
for four years; age,' 10; nativity, Amer
can; occupation, hotel kitchen work;
has a mother living; religion, none;
habits, irregular; education poor.
Michael O'Brien, received December
IL, 1875; crime, grand larceny; sem
fenced for seven years; age, 81; nativi-
ty, Ireland; occupation, bar keeper;
has no wife, children nor parents liv-
ing; religion, Catholic; habits, loafng
about disreputable places; education,
very poor.
James Collins, received December 20,
1877; crime, setting at liberty a prison
er in lawful custody; sentenced for one
year; age, 20; nativity, New York; &C.
cupation, soldier; no parents, wife nor
children; religion, Catholic; habits, ir-
regular; education, none whatever.
John Smith, received January 81,
1877; crime, grand larceny, sentenced
for two years; age, 81; nativity, Amer
can; occupation, miner; has no wife,
children 10 parents; religion, Catho-
lie; habits Of life, steady and temper
alto; education, poor.
August May, received January 81,
1876; crime, manslaughter; sentenced
for five years; age, so; nativity, Ger
many; occupation, beer brewer; no
wife, children nor parents; religion,
Protestant; habits, fair; education,
good in German, but poor in English.
Jules GARNER, received June %, 1875;
crime, grand larceny; sentenced for
two and a half years; age, %; nativi-
ty, Sweden; occupation, cook; has a
mother, but no other relations living;
religion, Catholic; habits, generally
good; education, poor.
John w. Shaw, received December
81, 1876; crime. grand larceny; sem
fenced for two years; age II; nativity,
American; occupation, laborer; has a
mother living; religion, Catholic; hab-
its, steady; education, common.
Harry Golden, received May IL, 1877;
crime, grand larceny; sentenced to two
years; age, 90; nativity, American;
occupation, herder; has a mother; re-
ligion, none; habits, steady and tenn
perate; education, fair.
Harvey Shankland, received May ~,
1877; crime, grand larceny; sentenced
for two years; age, 80; nativity, Amer
can; occupation, herder; has a father,
but no wife nor children; religion,
none; education, common school.
Herman Lessman, received, Septem-
Der "a, 1876; crime, assault with in
tent to commit murder; sentenced to
two and a half years; age, "a; nativity,
American; occupation, laborer; has a
father, but no mother, wife nor child
rem; religion, Catholic; habits, regu-
lar; education. none whatever.