The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-07-21
BOARD OF PARpoNs.

The Board Of Pardons in session last
week at Carson, transacted the following
business:
Tho first case considered was that of
H. c. tStreeter of Elko, for incest.
Pardon denied.
VIM. Mcdonnell, malicious mischief,
in having broken window in Virginia
livery stable, was sentenced to six
months imprisonment and fine of 5000!
He had served l54 days. A pardon
was granted and the fine RENTED.
Charley Leaman, sent from Douglas
county for murder, was denied pardon.
S. G. Depoister, from Humboldt, for
rape on his niece, was granted pardon.
J. G. johnson, from Lander, for man.
slaughter, pardon denied.
George Lewis, sent from White Pine
county for life for murder. Pardon
denied
Man Town, Chinaman, sentenced
from Lander for life for murder. He has
been in prison eighteen years. A pardon
was granted with the understanding that
he Immediately leave the country.
William Thomas was sent from Gold
Hill some six years ago, for ten years,
for incest with his ten.year old daughter.
She is now young lady and she appear.
ed before the Board and testified that her
father was innocent and that the state
ments she made six years ago regarding
her father were false, and that she was
ordered to make them by the threats OF
crazy aunt. Nevertheless the Board
refused to grant pardon.
T. X. Keith, sent from Esmeralda for
murder in the second degree, pardon not
granted.
VIM. Diamond, from Humboldt, for
robbery, was granted a pardon.
Frank Mcintyre, murder in first de-
gree, pardon denied Zip Sow, murder
pardon denied.
VIM. Eastman, forgery Denied,
Joe Douglas, from Storey, for house
breaking. Denied.
o. D. Carr, Washoe robbery. De
MED.
V. Stephanezza, Esmeralda, man
slaughter. Denied.
j. F. Espenoza, Esmeralda, CRANE
larceny. Denied.
VIM. Curran, Esmeralda, selling
whisky to Indians. Denied.
John Diamond. Elko, obtaining none.
under false pretenses. Denied.
W. C. H. German Patrick Egan
James Caldwell, Jos. H. Caldwell an
James Mulligan were restored to citizen
ship, and L. G. Finney and job
Thoroughman denied restoration.
John T. Pritchard, who was sent frol
Storey county forl life for killing Office
Symons ON the Divide, and who hi
served eleven years, was pardoned.
~. O'Donnell, sent from Storey fl
assault with intent to kill. Case col
tinued.
William Eastman, forgery, pardon r.
/ fused
Bernard J. Cosgrove, serving a Iii
sentence for murder, committed in Elk
a in 1870, was denied pardon.
: The Board adjourned Friday. to me
a at the call of the Governor.
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Creole, Colo, few weeks ago, was CO
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last week and sentenced to imprisonme
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