The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25
WElsMlLLER'S TIME CUT
HIS SENTENCE IS REDUCED
TO FOUR MONTHS NORM:
KINGS APPLICATION FOR PAR,
DON is DENIED. 49, 1H- y.

The state board of 4pardons: was not
ready to take final action on the case
of the Nelson brothers Saturday, and
continued it until some time this
week About thirty Y 9th other cases were
John F. WeismilleE Of Minneapolis,
given reformatoryE sentence for an
assault, had his sentence reduced to
four months. On the &, reformatory
plan he must have remained at Still
water for year. A formal denial was
entered in the case Of, Norm" King,
while the Norbeck case was continued
at his request. The sentence Of Wal:
ter Anderson, committed from Morri-
son county in 1901, for thirty years,
for murder. was committed to-, ten
years, on recommendation of the
county attorney.
Applications from Hennepin county
were denied as follows: .y.! -
Erick Rash, sentenced Dec. j. 1902, to
three years for assault; in the second de-
gree. - ,' =
r. F. Armstrong, sentenced Oct. 80,
1902, to four years for forgery In the Sec
ond degree. - -.
e. Bond, sentenced Jan. Is, 1900 to
three years on a statutory charge.
John Bittikoffer, sentenced Oct. %, 1900,
to five years for grand larceny in the first
degree. ~ ..~ ,eg
James Davidson, sentenced October,
1902; to the reformatory and transferred
to Saltwater ON charge of burglary in
the third degree. -,
Frank Lotus, sentenced Oct. "a, 1902,
to two years for grand larceny in the
second degree. T..
G. Aultman, sentenced April 19OO,- to
ten years for grand larceny in the second
degree. = .s :. .--.,r-,
Applications from. other counties
were denied as folloWs:%, -, z
w. P. Simmons, sentenced from Pine
county, September, 1895, for life for muir
der in the first degree: =
II. Jackson, sentenced from Grow Wing
county, Sept. 10, 1885, to life imprison-
ment for murder in the second degree. :, .
Alonzo Hoffman, sentenced from Kilt
son county, March 2, 1900, to the state
reformatory for grand larceny in the first
degree
Andrew Morrison, sentenced from Polk
county, June 1903, to- one year and a half
for embezzlement. - = ~.
John Foley sentenced from Ramsey
county, Dec Is, 1902, to the state reform
atory for grand larceny. in the second de-
gree. - ~
John Butler, sentenced from Martin
county, Dec. 10, 1902. to one year and six
months for forgery in the second degree.
e. G. Rice, sentenced from Wright
county,. June o, 1SO2, TO TOUR years on q
charge of assault In the second degree.
H. ]. Batch, sentenced from Faribault
county, Jan. A. 1901 to ten years for
grand larceny in the first degree.
William Bovine, sentenced from Crow
Wing county, March 4, 1893, to ten years
on a charge Of robbery in the second
degree. .s.Ei 10 "
| John Wilson, sentenced from ST. Louis
county. April 3, 1902, for grand larceny in
/! the first degree.
| Joseph R. Clements, sentenced from
Houston county, JulAl4 1900, to ten years
for accepting t4bn deposit in viola
ton of chapter 219, laws, Of 1895.
p. A. Sorhetm, sentenced from Beltrami
county, Sept. II, 1902, to three years and
nine months for bigamy.
/ r. Buechner, sentenced from Nicollet
county. May 20, 1903, to one year for bur-
glary In the third degree. 81
/ Albert Thompson, sentenced from jack
son county, Oct 6, 1908, to- five years on
la charge Of assault In the second degree.
/ IT. r. Senter; sentenced from Faribault
county for ten years and three months
on q charge of forgery.