The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-25
PARDONS.


to whom the executive pardon hI
been extended during the past tW
years, with the ofense for which th
party was convicted, the term of sen
tence, and the cause for the pardon :
February 8, 1S78.-Robert Pattel
son; attempt to commit rape; sen
teaced to 2 years Imprisonment
Judge, jury and citizsns recon-
. mended pardon,
March 9.-Thomas Purjy; murde
second degree; sentenced to 20 years
March 9. - Niels Peter Nielsen
same ofense, aud same term of sen
tence. Both the above were pardoneC
because they were but II and /;
years of age respectively when the
lofsnse was committed.
March 13.-Charles Sherman; lar-
ceDy; 1 years imprisonment. Par
doned on account of good behavior, O
few days before the termination of he
sentence.
April Palma VIM; robbery;
sentenced t. 10 years. Pardoned on
petition of citizens and = majority of
the jury; and grave doubts being ex-
pressed as to bis guilt.
June 29.-Charles Crowley; assault;
sentence, ] yesr. Pardoned on petit
tioning of Judge, district attorney,
United States marshal, and others.
August 27.-John Stockfish, lar.
ceny; sentence, 3 years; pardoned on
petition of Judge, jury and citizens.
September 3.-Thomas ]. Bran
don, jr; larceny; sentence, 2 years;
pardOned on petition Of citizens.
September 10. - Aaron Fosbure;
arceny; sentence, year; pardoned to
ave citizenship, and on account of
good behavior.
October 2.-John II. Newbey;
arceny; sentence, l year; pardoned
IN account OF good behavior to save
January IA, 1879.-Chsrles Fussc-
,ribets; murder in second degree;
Is year; pardoned On
count OF disease contracted in {
rison, which would have resulted q
italy had he not been released.
January I4.-Singleton Ferguson;
rceny; sentence, year. =
February George F. SibIey; !,
isnse for which he was convicted is y
nitted; Pardoned on petition of (,
tizans. l. l.
February 12.-Michael Fitzgeroli; =
cad guilty to burglary; sentence, a,
year; pardoned on account Of good ~
nduot and petition of many citizens. ~
May 29-John S. Lee; highway nj
bbeTy; sentence. 8 years; psrdoned
/ petition Of judge, district attorney, ef
nited States marshal and citizens. az
10.-ArChilos Barrett; -
1rder in second degree; sentence, 10 ~
srs; psrdonsd on petit on of Judge, ~
trict attorney aud other officers Of a.
court and penit3utiary. and citi- r.
IS On account of good conduct. ~
S.-Charles Miller; lar -
~; sentence, 3 years; pardoned for h tn
ritoTious conduct during irpriaon. n,
ut. ~
October 11.-Grange Berger; lar. IN ~
~; sentence, 6 years; pardoned on to,
,ount Of grave doubts as to his ~ ~
lit, and uniform good conduct and wI
lsvior. vi
october 81.-Hyrum Whitehead; II,
md larceny; sentence, 2 years and m
lonths. -.
November Samuel Garnes, lar W W
"; sentence, 4 years; pardoned on br
ition of judge. jury and citizens, 90
ieVing him fully punished. an
November s. - Charles Cotton; 80
nd larceny; sentence, 2 years; par ev
led because sufficiently punished. "
November 13.-EdWard Pickup;
nd larceny; sentence, 1 year; par.
led on account of good behavior
to save citizenship. an
november 13.-John Hawkins; lar Ml
y; sentence, 2 years; pardoned to w
q citizenship on account of good
Iavior. E
December 3.-George A. Wilson; ct
nd larceny; sentence, Is months; c.
-doned on account of advanced Nj
}, good behavior, and for services
idered the penitentisry officers.
December 8, - Manuel Syler ,
nd larceny; sentence, 1 year; par :,
led on account of good behavior IL i.
ave citizenship. nll
December 15.-Richard Cough me
nd larceny; sentence, 2 years; hit
doned because it was discovered VII
was not guilty OF the oGense for fro
ich he was indicted. an
December 17-Charles Lyman let
nd larceny sentence, 2 years in,
doned IS it vas proven, to the he
siaction of all, that he was en- Til
ly innocent. be-