The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20
PARDON BOARD
NOT GENEROUS
0rly Three Applications Out of
Twenty Meet With Favor
Many Denied.
SEVERAL ARE CONTINUED
TRIAL JUDGES FAVORED PAR
ooNs ACTED UPON.
SEVERAL ARE CONTINUED

0f the twenty applications for pardon
rBifb were presented 10 the state board
NJ pardons yesterday afternoon but three
mel with favor of the board, the others
-sre either denied OF continued until the
svt monthly meeting. The following
we're granted full pardon by the board;
Te Rov HodgknsOn. convicted of CaFnal
unoWledge from Uintah county, March %
,llS and sentenced to three years, Hal
l,-f-1er convicted of burglary in the sec
end degree. from Salt Lake county, July g.
100S and sentenced to two years In the
gr7ra prison. Alfred D. HOttenstein. con-
v.eJed of grand larceny, from Uintah
r1uutv. Dec. %, 1895, and sentenced 10
fifteen months in the state prison. The
IrdSes passing sentences in the three
Eases were all favorable to the granting
OF the pardons.
ON request OF his attorney the applica-
non Of pardon made by James Donaldson
u-as not aiken up yesterday but continued
over for one month. The application for
-s~ole for Gust Dores was also continued
f1r one month. Dores was convicted of
-obherv in Salt Lake county, July Il,
laS and was sentenced TO serve a term
OF ten wears,
Inc petition Of John Furey for the res
toration of his credits was continued until
the July meeting Of the board. Leo Camp,
VINO is now on parole, was granted a re-
hearing on his petition for pardon. The
petition viii be taken up at the next
meeting,
The following applications for pardon or
lommutation or sentence were denied;
For Pardon.
Edward Syphus, assault with a deadly
weapon. convicted in the Third judicial
district court. Salt Lake county. sentenced
March Is. 1909. by Hon. T. d. Lewis, pre-
SIDING Judge, TO eighteen months in state
prison r. c. LOofbourow prosecuting
Lionel Flowers, CaTnal knowledge, con-
,frted in the Third district court. Salt
Lake county. sentenced May Is, 1909, by
nine months in state prison. Z. o.
TeatherWOOd prosecuting. Assistant dis
trict attorney not favorable.
Charley Taylor burglary, third degree.
Convicted I'm the Fourth district court
Utah county sentenced March g. 1903, by
ten months in state prison. Harvey
Clutch prosecuting. District attorney not
favorable
Harry Wilson. carnal knowledge, con-
victed i'm the Third district court. Salt
Lake county. sentenced July 16, 1905 by
Hon. q. G. Armstrong, presiding Judge, TO
eighteen months in state prison. f. e.
Loofbour0w prosecuting.
J. L. o Brien, rape. convicted in the
Third district court, Salt Lake county.
sentenced March 80. 1905, by Hon. George
G. Armstrong, presiding judge, to fifteen
years In state prison, +. c. LOOfbCurOW
prosecuting. ParOled April IS, 1908. War
den Pratt recommends.
Julius p. Jensen, forgery. convicted in
the Sixth district court. Sewer county.
sentenced Jan. % 1902 by Hon. John +.
chichester, presiding Judge, TO one year in
state prison, Joseph H Erickson prose-
cutting. Petition of citizens.
Albert Whitaker, attempt 70 assault
convicted i'm Third district court. Salt
Lake county sentenced Aug. TO- 1905, by