Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-16
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The Tribune publishes herewith i:
complete list of those who wer.
granted pardons by the pardon boart
at its recent session i'm the capita
city.
Jefferson Whitaker. sentenced
from McHenry county in 1908 for tel
years for murder in the second de
gree.
w. Il. Slavens, of Granville, sen
fenced from Pierce county, his tria
being held in that county on 8
change of venue, in January, 1910
for five years for rape.
Mason w. Stevens, sentenced in
1907 for five years, from Williams
county, for grand larceny.
Elmer Breton, Joe Carter, and
John A. Johnson, serving time in the
county jail at Fargo for conducting
gambling house, had their Jail sen
fences RENTED, but the fine imposed
at the time still stands.
Otto Anderson, Wells county
prisoner, who is serving time fol-
blindpigging, had his fine RENTED.
Milton Thompson, sentenced in
1910 for three years for grand lar.
ceny, from Hettinger county, granted
a conditional pardon.
William N. Given. sentenced in
1910 for three years for grand lar.
ceny, from Adams county, granted
conditional pardon.
Hartley A. M. Schafer, sentenced in
1908 for four years for grand larceny
from Ramsey county, granted full
pardon. Counting his good time
Skaters term would have expired in
June. 1912.
William Marshall, paroled inmate
and who has been employed in the
city of Bismarck for some time. was
granted full pardon. Marshall was
sent up from Cass county in 1909 for
highway robbery to serve four years.
Daniel j. Maloney, who was serv.
ing a life sentence for a murder com.
niuted in Devils Lake about nine
years ago. Maloney had served time
since March %, 1903, and is now
given an unconditional pardon.
Benz. J. Gillen, who was sent up
from Earnes county for embezzle.
ment May Is, 1911, to serve two years
had his sentence committed to one
year.
William D. Kelly, sentenced May
%, 1904 for ten years for rape from
Williams county, full pardon.
Stephen Bohun, sentenced Dec. 8,
1910, for five years for rape in the
first degree from McHenry county,
full pardon.
James Kelly, sentenced February
9, 1904, for life for being implicated
Ill the killing Of a policeman at May
vile, had his sentence committed to
26 years.
Peter Lymbropoulis, sentenced De-
cember 8, 1910, for burglary in the
third degree from Grand Forks coun.
ty, had his sentence committed to
one year.
Joe Remington, who was sentenced
from Cass county in 1891 for murder
in the first degree. and who was serv-
ing life sentence had his sentence
committed to 30 years, and counting
his good time will secure his release
in about one year more.
Scott G. Hall, sentenced from May
S, 1911, from Pembina county for en-
bezzlement, and who was serving one
year and three months, full pardon.
Charles Currie, sentenced January
q, 1911, for two years and six months
for grand larceny from Walsh coun-
ty, was given a conditional pardon.
Alfred Wooden, who was sentenced
January z, 1907, from Stutsman coun-
ty for years for assault, with dan
gerous weapon, was given full par
don, as his time was nearly COM
pleted.
Leo c. Bougnier, sentenced June 16
1911, for one year for grand larceny
from Morton county, full pardon.
David Crittenden, sentenced Janu-
airy 8, 1910, for ten years for rape in
the first degree from Ward county,
had his sentence committed to three
and one half years.
Frank Smith, sentenced May 20,
1911, for three years for larceny from
Stark county, had his sentence COM
muted to two years.
William H. Rogers, sentenced De-
cember Is, 1908, for five years for
larceny from Ward county, mad his
sentence commuted so his time will
expire March list.
Conrad Haugen, sentenced March
Is, 1911, for embezzlement from Will
iams county, was given a full par
Ion.
J. G.. Davis, sentenced February s,
1911, for one year and six months for |
'eceiving money under false pre-
enses from Morton county, full par
lon.
Will T. Poe, sentenced June IL,
$40, for 10 years from Williams
county for forgery, was given c0ndi-
ional pardon. Poe was formerly city
uditor at Williston.
Ole Hanson, sentenced February
1, 1907, for. seven years and six
months for incest, from Ward coun.
y, had his sentence commuted so
hat his time will expire March LIST.