The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-08
PARDON BOARD
FILES REPORT
Record of CIemency Extended
to ConvictS in Year
1906.
50 CASES CONSIDERED
OFFICIAL LIST OF THOSE PAR.
DoNED AND PARoLED.

Governor John c. Cutler. ex-officio
chairman of the board Of pardons has
hied his report Of the proceedings OF TINT
body with the secretary Of state. to Ice
presented to the next legislative assem-
Dly which will convene next Monday.
The report shows that from Jan. / 1905
until Nov. 30. 1906 the board considered
fitty-four cases of persons convicted OF
various offenses. ranging from murder to
petty larceny.
on, ON which the board acted and the
result OF the action, are itemized i'm the
report as follows:
Edward Johnson. convicted OF grand
larceny and sentenced to serve two years
ana also sentenced TO serve eighteen
months for forgery. pardoned.
John Edward Richardson, grand lar
ceny, two years, pardOned.
Jonathan Hunt, felony. ten years. mar
doned. P
Lewis Goodwin. forgery. one year. par
doned
Roger Millward. felony. five years. par
dOned.
Moses Creechley. perjury. two years.
pardOncd.
Warren Jones; Involuntary manslaughter,
one year pardoned.
Harry Pool robbery, eight years, par
doned.
William Brown. housebrealing, ten
months. pardoned.
Richard Mclaughlin. assault. one year.
pardOned.
Harry T. Duke. embezzlement. four
years pardOned.
Zai Graham. grand larceny four wears
parOled.
Joseph, f. Wilkinson, felony two years.
parOled.
George w. Long assault with intent TO
commit murder. twenty years. paroled.
pardOned.
Wade Nichols. murder in the second de-
gree, paroled on account OF his advanced
age.
Samuel r. Pruitt polygamy. pardoned.
Linn +. Jones, felony. eighteen months.
pardOned.
John r. Carson. forgery. eighteen
months. pardoned
Clifford r. Aberett. assault with dead
~ weapon, three years. parOled.
Thomas Inlay. felony, two and half
years. paroled.
Louis Lampropolis. appropriating lost
property. one year, pardoned.
Merrill NJ. Kaign, voluntary maLslaugh-
ter. pardoned
Joseph Davis burglary, seven years pa
rolled.
Joseph Earl Wilkinson, felony. par
doned.
James Hill. alias Harry Hill. grand lar
ccny. two and half years, paroled.
George A. Bates. grand larceny. four
years paroled.
Joseph Buttery. felony. one year, pa
rolled.
Albert Partridge. felony, eighteen
months, pardoned.
Jesse =. McMillen. MURDER twenty
years, sentence commuted TO expire April
% 1908.
Charles Kroman. burglary, three years
paroled.
Joseph Campbell. felony, three years
parOled.
G. e. Leonard. adultery. two years. pa
rolled.
Patrick J. Maloney, burglary two years,
sentence cOmmuted and released Jan. 1.
1907.
Chester A. BOuton. robbery, five years.
parolcd.
Harry, alias James T. Hill, grand lar
Ccny. two and a half years. pardOned.
Charles G. Chambers. burglary. five
years sentence committed ana released
Dec. I. 1906.
Michael Flynn, grand larceny two and
q half years. paroled.
The following prisoners violated the
terms OF their parole and were returned
60 the prison: James #. Hill Frank Ly-
ons. lei Graham and Chester a. BoutOn.
During 1905. % pardous and paroles
were granted. and sentences were COM
muted During 1906 4 pardOns and pa
roles were granted and sentences were
commuted.