Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-19
PAROQNS and
COMPUTATIONS
What Was Done at the Recent
Meeting Was Made Public
Thursday. .lE,

At the regular meeting OF the state
board Of pardons, held June 2 and ..
t914, 80 applications were considered
and the following actions taken: ,a
George. L. Bickford, Burleigh coun'
ty, sentenced in June, 1911, to from
one to three years, for em~bezzlement'
Pardoned. .
Albert Hoefa, Ward county, sen.
fenced in June, 1913, to four years,
for incest, Pardoned. a4 q
Albert Boyce, Billings county, sen
fenced in December, 1913 to one year,
for grand larceny. Pardoned. "a
William S%troscheim, Billings coun'
ty, sentenced in December, 1913, to
one year, for grand larceny. Pardon
ed. ..8..
James Stokes, Ward county, sen.
fenced in July, 1911, to five years
(%suspended s%entence), for forgery.
Pardoned. .n
J. G. Christensen, Benson county,
sentenced in December, 1913, to one
yea, suspended sentence), for en-
bezzlement. Conditionally pardoned.
ERNEST Wilson, Ward county, sen.
fenced in August, 1913, to five years
suspended sentence, for forgery,
second degree. Conditionally pardon.
c. F. sackett Ward county, sen,
fenced in December, 1913 to one year,
for burglary, third degree. Sentence
committed, Is days.
John Stromsmoe, Ward county, sen.
fenced in December, 1913, to one year,
for burglary. third degree. Sentences
committed Is days.
Albert Hanson Mckenzie county,
sentenced in February, 1914, to one
year and three months for unlawfully
killing an animal, the property Of an
other. Sentence committed five months
and &c days. ..r
W. II. Armstrong, Ward county, sen.
fenced in March, 1914, to ons year,
for grand larceny. Sentence commut-
ed four, months and ten days.
Harry Dudley Cass county, sentenc.
ed in December, 1913, to n year, for
obtaining money by false pretense.
Sentence committed enc month and
IS days.
w. w. Simpson, Cass county, sen
fenced in June, 1919, to 81 years, for
murder, second degree. Sentence
committed to ten years.
In the case of IL. G. Robinson, Ward
county, serving sentence of nine years
and. ten months, for burglary and
grand larceny, dating from Feb. II,
1911, 1t was ordered that sentence
should be changed to run as an indie.
terminate sentence of from four years
to nine years and ten months.
In the case of John ). Hayes, Ward
county, serving sentence of II years,
for burglary and grand larceny, dating
from Feb. II, 1907, it was ordered
that the sentence be changed to run
as an indeterminate sentence of from
10 to II years.
In the cas- of Herbert Conroy,
Ward county, serving sentence of 20
years, for burglary and grand lar
ceny, it was ordered that sentence be
changed to run as an indeterminate
sentence of from 10 to 20 years.
Upon sufficient and proper recon.
mendatfons and affidavits, as to the
good conduct since discharge, the fol.
lowing applications for restoration of
citizenship were granted:
Ernest H. Lynn. Ward county.
Charles W. Ellison, Cass county.
c. P. Grey, Stark county.
E. B. Willard, Ward county.
William F. Pierow, Ward county.
Ed. Johnston, Morton county.
Math Anton, McHenry county.
George Zavalny, Mclean county.
Edward Glasso Divide county.