The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-08
MANY PARBONS
GRANTED BY BOARD
BESIDES THREE CASES MEN.
TONED IN FORUM DISPATCH
YESTERDAY, BOARD PARDoNED
OR COMMITTED SENTENCES OF
EIGHTEEN PRISONERS.

The state board of pardons did a
wholesale business before it adjourned
yesterday afternoon. Beside the three
cases mentioned in q dispatch to The
Forum yesterday, those Of Joe Rem
ington, Will T. Poe and James Kelly,
those pardoned or committed were as
follows:
Daniel ]. Maloney, story of whose
case was published in detail few
days ago, and who was serving a life
sentence for a murder committed in
Devils Lake about four years ago.
Maloney had served time since March
81, 1908, and is now given an uncon-
ditional pardon.
Benz. +. Gillen, who was sent up
from Barnes county for embezzlement,
May is, 1911, to serve two years, had
his sentence COMMITTED to one year.
william d. Kelly, sentenced May %.
1909, for ten years for rape, from
Williams county, full pardon.
Stephen Bohun, sentenced Dec. s,
1910, for FIVE years for rape in the
first degree, from McHenry county,
full pardon.
Scott C. Hall, sentenced May 5, 1911,
from Pembina county for embezzle-
ment, and who was serving one year
and three months, full pardon.
Charles Currie, sentenced Jan. q,
1911, for two years and six months
for grand larceny, from Walsh county,
was given a conditional pardon.
- Alfred Wooden, who was sentenced
Jan. z, 1907, from Stutsman county for
FIVE years for assault with a danger
Gus weapon, was given q full pardon,
as his time was nearly completed.
Leo c. Bougnier, sentenced June Is,
1911, for one year for grand larceny,
from Morton county, full pardon.
David Crittenden, sentenced Jan. s,
1910, for ten years for rape in the first
degree, from Ward county, had his
sentence commuted to three and one
half years.
Frank Smith, sentenced May 90,
1911, for three years for larceny, from
Stark county, had his sentence COM
muted to two years.
William III. Rogers, sentenced Dec
rs, 1908, for five years for larceny,
from Ward county, had his sentence
commuted so his time will expire
March /.
Conrad Haugen, sentenced March
%, 1911, for embezzlement, from
Williams county, was given a full
pardon, as it was only on techni-
cality that he was sentenced.
j. G. Davis, sentenced Feb. 8, 1911,
for one year and six months for re-
ceiving money under false pretenses,
from Morton county, full pardon.
Peter Lymbropoulis, sentenced Dec.
3, 1910, for burglary in the third de-
gree, from Grand Forks county, had
his sentence committed to one year.
ole Hanson, sentenced Feb, IL, 1907.
for seven years and six months for
incest, from Ward county, had his SEN
tence committed so that his time will
expire March 1.
Sam Brooks, alias Harry Burke.
serving a county Jail sentence in Cass
county for keeping a gambling house.
had his sentence reduced to three
months.
Simon Knutson, serving sentence
for bling plugging in Grand Forks
county, had his sentence reduced to
six months.
Shier Of Morton county and George
, Cans OF Cass county were given full
pardons, and George Berg OF Grand
Forks county, serving a sentence for
rape, was given a pardon on the con-
dition that he return to Grand Forks
and marry the girl in question.
The board adjourned at an early
hour yesterday afternoon.