The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09
MANY CASES BEFORE
THE PARDON BOARD
Thirty-four Prisoners Ask Glenn.
ency for Variety of
Crimes

Crimes
A regular meeting of the board of
pardons will be held in the office Of
Gov. Johnson on Monday afternoon
at o'clock. The board is composed OF
the governor. Atty. Gen Young and
Chief Justice Start. There are thirty
one new cases and three continued
from the former term.
Among the cases to be considered is
that of Christopher c. Norbeck, SEN
fenced from Hennepin county Oct. %,
1902. He was paroled some time ago,
and later picked up by the St. Paul po-
lice and sent back to Saltwater for be-
ing intoxicated. John F. Ryan of Ram
sey county was sentenced to the St.
Paul workhouse for four months for
grand larceny in the second degree.
years in the state prison for assault in
the second degree, on June IL, 1903.
Clemency is recommended by the pros
ecuting attorney. Following is the cal
endar:
List of Applications
James Rowe. sentenced from st. Louis
county Sept. p, 1894. to state prison for
life. New application. No recommenda-
tion.
Henry Weldon, sentenced from Henne-
pin county Sept. Is, 1888: to state prison
gree. New application. No recommended
John Thompson. sentenced from winona
county Oct. %. 1886, to state prison for
life. New application. No recommended
ton.
Frank Larson. sentenced from Beltrami
seven years Manslaughter in the second
degree. New application. Pardon rec
ommended by trial judge.
county Nov. 2s. 1900. to state prison for
life. Murder In the second degree. New
application. No recommendation.
NC conrad J: Murray isdn sentenced from mo, No,
for four years nine months. Grand lar
ceny in the second degree. New appli-
cation. Parole in state recommended by
trial judge. Pardon recommended By
prosecuting attorney.
James Dermidy. sentenced from Henrfe
pin county May 25. 1904. to state reforma-
Grand larceny in the second degree.
Alfred Bordeaux, sentenced from Hen
nepin county June %. 1902. to state prison
for ten years. Grand larceny in the first
degree. New application. No recon-
mendation.
Guy Aultman, sentenced from Hennepin
county. April. 1900. to state prison for ten
years. Grand larceny in the second de-
gree Trial judge refuses to recommend.
Thomas Murphy. sentenced from Rock
county Sept; "a. 1898. to state prison for
George Demars. sentenced from Polk
county July IL. 1904, to state prison for
three years and a half. Assault in the
Archibald n Hall. sentenced from Mar
tin county Dec. 3. 1902, to state reforma
tory. st. Cloud, on reformatory PLAN
Grand larceny In the second degree.
Harry B. Smith. sentenced from Hen
nepin county May 2, 1904. to state prison
for five years. Grand larceny in the Sec
ond degree. No recommendation
frOr-
Hennepin county Oct. 27. 1902, to state
prison for three years. Receiving bribe
Recommended by trial judge. prosecuting
attorney and others.
George Z. Newman. sentenced from Da-
kota county June 2S. 1904, to state prison
on reformatory plan.
county, February, 1904, to state prison for
three years and six months. Picking
pocket. No recommendation.
James Thomas, sentenced from Clay
county Dec. %, 1903. to state prison for
eleven years. Communication asked for IA
vored by trial judge and prosecuting at
James Swallow. sentenced from Blue
Earth county. November, 1904. to state
prison for twelve years and six months
Robbery in the first degree.
Joseph A. Dalton. sentenced from Clay
county May rs. 1902, to state prison for
ten years. Grand larceny in the first de-
gree Prosecuting attorney and trial
judge strongly oppose pardon.
Frank M: Cosgrove, sentenced from
Swift county May %. 1901. to state re-
formatory. later to state prison. reforma-
tory plan. Grand larceny in the second
degree. No recommendation.
George S. Dill. sentenced from Crow
Wing county: December: 1903. to state
commended by trial judge.
Arthur Braunick. sentenced from Bel
trami county March. 1902, to state prison
for eight years. Parole favored by trial
judge.
Herbert E. Erickson, sentenced from
Hennepin county April IL, 1904, to state
reformatory. st. Cloud. on reformatory
plan. Forgery In the second degree. No
recommendation.
John Pfester. sentenced from Fillmore
county Nov. Is. 1898, to state prison for
fifteen years and five months. Prosecut-
Ing attorney recommends clemency
R. NJ. Scott. sentenced from Clay county
Dec. %. 1903, to state prison for three
years Uttering a forged instrument
Alex Hanson. sentenced from Hennepin
county Dec. 3. 1901. to state prison for
eight years hard labor.
John F. Ryan. sentenced from Ramsey
county JAN %, 1905. to ST. Paul work.
house for four months. Grand larceny
In the second degree. No recommenda-
tion.
George S. Brainerd. sentenced from LIE
Sueur county Feb. 26 1904. to state prison
for five years at hard labor. Accepting
and receiving money on deposit in an in
solvent bank.
Fred r. Davis, sentenced from Nicollet
county Dec. Z, 1901. to state reformatory.
St. Cloud, for indeterminate sentence
Manslaughter in the first degree. Trial
judge recommends pardon.
Willie Malone, sentenced from Wright
county Dec. Z. 1904. to state training
school, Red Wing. until 81 years of age
Assault with intent to rob-
William Verrill, sentenced from St
Louis county March %, 1896, to state
prison for life at hard labor. Murder in
the first degree. No recommendation.
The following cases are continued from
adjourned meeting, Feb. 3:
Pietro Villella, sentenced from Ramsey
county June u, 1903, TO state prison for
Tour years Assault In the second de-
gree. Clemency recommended by prose
cutting attorney
Ed Finel. sentenced from Itasca county
Sept. 2S, 1904, Ito state prison for one
year.
w. A. Collins sentenced from Hennepin
county Sept. "a, 1904. to county jaiI for
one year. Grand larceny in the second
degree; Recommended by trial judge.