The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-01-07
This since Jan. /, 1871 to Dec. 81, 1892.
I. w. AlNswORTH, superintendent.
S?LDIERS' HOME.

This since Jan. i, 1se1 to Dec. 81. 1882. ~"''
Z. W. AlNswoRrH, superintendent.
s?LD1ERs' HOME.
The board of com n~issionsrs for the
Soldiers h,ms have oCm 3leted the
Q construction If q suitable buiidir &, at
Lisoon, as a home for disabled, diseased
or honorsbly discharged soldiers. sailors
or mariners who served in the army or
navy OF the Unitei States, and WHO
have 81, Q, bee ,me reside nts of III
state Your attention will no doubt be
directed to the sutj~t OF properly furn
ishing and maintaining this institution
and compepsatiDg the members of the
board for expenses incurred in attend
ing it's meetings. The report OF the
board will treat this matter in detail ard
I solicit your favorable consideration of
their recommendations.
DEAF AND DCMB AsrLUM.
BY direction of the board OF trustees
the appropriation for the erection OF
suitable buildings for the deaf and
du ND asylum at Devils LAKE has been
expended for that purpose. The asylum
his be n conducted under able man
agemeDt, botu y the trustees anu
uPC h"S ALL LEClI IcpUEV UehlS
with tines su. cts in detail Your a,-
,ention is called to tie recompeIda-
tons therein contained, as we'll a. t"
the reports of all other states officers
aud State dep .rtments
STATE PENITENTIARY.
There are now nln. ty. three pris. neYs
%, fued in this in, t,tution, with two
enjoying partial iiperty uud r the pro
v,,Cns Of The parole law passed BY thu
last Legislature A wor kshop has been
constructed within the walls of the peni
ent;ary witt q view It giving employ
u mt to u limited humber If coIvicts in
tbe manufacture OF harm .sses The ap
preparation made to connect the prison
with the B smarck water supply 8 system
vas expended for the purpose, under
direction of the board OF trustees, and
every modern appliance is now in use
there to give pt lfect wafer supply aud
full fire protection. The large number
If convicts now confined in III, peri
entiary could b. juo ioiously emplosed
land, did the tate own such land,
shereby assisting to make this eome
what expensive institution ut least
partially self-sustaining. Following is
. list Of pardons granted by me during
the two years Of my term:
PARDoNs
Pardons have been granted to persons
sentenced to confinement in the North
Dakota penitentiary, as follows. in each
case after due consideration of it's mer
its, aud being convinced that the ends
OF justice would be best subserved
hereby:
Frank Morris, sentenced March 6, 1890. for two
years for assault with q dangerous weapon;
pardOned Jan. 20, 1891.
orin T. Queai. ssenterced July "a. 1899. for four
years Tor m~anslaughter; pardoned Feb. q.
,ss ss% qss .,g Ft,e gan4a &. g. sentenced &C.. . Pee: e
weapon; pard0ned March IL. 1891.
+" William $. Allen, sentenced June 80, 1890, for
assault with intent 10 kul; pardoned March 20,
William II. Allen, sentenced Jan. 81, 1887,
Tor SIX year. and six months for larceny; par.
doned March 20. 1891.
John GoySgins, sentenced Jan: 50. 1887, for
March 90. 1891.
Art .ur Mc4ahey. sentenced june 1888, for four
Seafs a Ma, aHe ~ mo 9sti for grand lar,eny; par
M Mr. a. E ns,Ss1i Dill na4da seateano Gee! n Nay ys g 1926. for
william Cust'n. sentenced Juue q. 1881, for
pard0ned June %, 1891.
Herman g lex. sentenced December. 1890, for
one year for seduction; pardoned Aug. Is, 1881.
Charles Hull, sentenced April IL, 1897, Tor
SIX months Tor grand larceny; pArdoned Sept.
l, 1891. 80
6. W. Rankin, sentenced Dec. q, 1883,
Ior seduction; pardoaed on recommendation OF
penitentlary physician, R. II. Porter. N D.,
Thomas Facey, sentenced Oct. 10, 1887, for
Ire lor murder; parooned Sep. q. 1891.
Herb TT l. Cole. sentenced Nov. 1901, for
nine months for seduction; pardoned March 80,
1891.
Eugene Bruguier. sentenced July p. 1891. for
one year am eight month for grand larcenI:
pard )ne ] jar. Is, 1891.
Robert Roberts, sentenced June. 1891, for
three years for assault; pardoned Nov. ID, 1891.