Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-11

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applicant, and on showing made Il
was ordered by the board that con
ditional pardon should be issued to
him effective April 10. 1914, the con.
ditions of which pardon are that he
shall Immediately find employment,
totally abstain from the use Of intox'
icating or malt liquors land so con.
duct himself ais a good citizen should.
Tho case of Il. G. Robinson, sen.
fenced Feb. II, 1907 from Ward coun,
to for grand larceny and robbery,
three charges each, totalling IA years
and 10 months. On motion it was or.
dered that his last two sentences, one
OF four years and 10 months and one
Of five years, should be consolidated
making II straight sentence of nine
years and 10 months, which sentence
should date from Feb. II, 1911, and
further. that good time should be. com
puted from Feb. II, 1911.
The case Of Fred Hamlin, sentenc-
ed Nov. 1, 1907, from Steele county
to % years, for murder, second de.
gree. Favorable letter from assist
ant prosecuting attorney. Applicant
appeared in person and on showing
made and on motion, it was ordered
by the board that sentence should
be committed from % years to pc
Rod of Is years and goot time com,
puted as upon a 15year sentence.
The case of John o. Naset, sen.
fenced August 80, 1906, from Barnes
county to 10 years for incest; expira-
ton of sentence Jan. 5, 1914. AppIi-
cant appeared in person. On account
of good record and the near expira
ton of his sentence, it was ordered
by the board that a pardon be grant
ed, effective December "a, 1913.
Tie cases of Oscar Overset and Or.
man DoOre, sentenced from Bowman
county to one year and one day for
grand larceny on the 14th day of
April, 1918. Favorable recommends.
ton from prosecuting attorney. Ex-
piration Of sentence January 1, 1914.
Applicants appeared in person. On
motion it was ordered that pardons
be granted, effective December 20,
1913.
The case OF William Wead, SEN
fenced April IA, 1913, from Bowman
county to one year for incest; date
Of discharge with good time allow
ance, January /, 1914. On showing
made and letter from prosecuting at
torney, it was ordered that a pardon
be granted, effective December "a,
1918.
The following applications for res,
toration of citizenship were acted up
on as follows:
r. H. Lynn, Williams county, defer
red to June meeting, 1914.
Hans Larsgaard, Mclean county,
deferred to June. meeting, 1914.
A. Aenson, Cavalier county, denied.
Leopolt Miller, Stuts,nan county,
citizenship granted.
Judd Miller, Williams county, de.
ferred to June meeting, 1914.
E. A. Perkins, Stark county, citi-
granted.
Ed. johnson, Morton county, defer
red to June meeting, 1914.
John Rodd, Ramsey county, citizen
ship granted. ~; sFSsfsf' sNsf11 I.
G. P. Grey, Stark county, deferred
to June meeting, 1914.
Orville Hirzel, Foster county, defer
red to June meeting, 1914.
Charles Ellison, Cass county, defer
red to June meeting, 1914.
Fred Meyer, Ward county,. applica-
ton denied.
Edward Glass0, Divide county, de-
ferred to June meeting. 1914. s
10. B. Willard, Ward county, appli-
cation denied.
a George w. Ion, Pembina county,
citizenship granted.
The following cases were deferred
to the June, 1914, meeting, in order
that additional data and facts migN
be secured and presented to the
board:
Peter Lazee. pardon; years for
manslaughter, Cass county.
q. j. Vickre, pardon; 5 years for
forgery, Trail county.
Thomas Coulter, pardon; 5 years for
forgery, LaMoure county.
Frank BObOlZ, pardon; Z years for
rape, Nelson county
Edna Howels. pardon; 3 years for
receiving proceeds of prostitution,
Stutsman county.
Richard Burns, pardon tout on IA
role); years for highway robbery,
Cass county.
/, Frank Burr. pardon (out on pa
rle); Is to 30 years for robbery.
Ward countq.
James Rybin, pardon; 20 years for
murder, Foster county.
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