The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-17
SOK'SPERAST[N(E
PAROLES FATHER

The persistent claim Of his son
made as the time Of the killing, at
the trial, bafoFe the board OF pardons
and board of parole, that bis fathsr
did not do ths shooting, mag be
credited for the parole late yesterday
AFTERNOON OF Charles A. Layton con-
yIcted OF second degree murder for
the killing OF Bill Burgess At North
fork, IN Lemhl county, back In lyoe.
Lagtan,s son insisted that his father
did not do the shooting. He was un-
able to convince tie authoritlss.
Layton vas sent to the penitentiavy
under 26-year sentence. The parole
hoard met aud considered his case at
the penltentiaFy yesterday Afternoon.
The applications Of 30 prisoners we're
considered and ~ were granted pa
roles.
The applications denied we're:
Frank Alien, burglary, 70 10
wears; received July 10. 1914.
Norman wilson, assault with In
tent 10 commit murder. ! 20 IL
years; received November 10, 1909.
u clarence Massey, burglary 10 sec
ond degree, six months to i've years;
received January IL, 1915.
Clifford Chase, burglary In second
degree, six months to Ave years; re-
celved September %, 1913.
Roscoe L. Chase, grand larceny. ]
/ TO IL years; received Jnne q, 1914.
George Il. Clark, assault with In
/ tent 20 commit rape, to II years;
) received September rs, 1912.
3 The followlng applications were
+ passed, no action being taken on
9 them;
Walter Mattson, second degree
. burglary. six months TO 6ve Years re-
a eetved January II, 1916.
a Herbert RatcheldeE, burglary, ! 10
. is years; received octnber 2, 1914.
y Antoae brown, assault with lntep'
q 10 commit rape, 20 II years. re
!. celved August 10, 1914.
" Applications we're granted - fol'
81 lows:
~ Wesley \. Twa, assault with inten
~ to commit rape, 10 IA years; re
Is ceivad December u, 1918.
As Charles A. Layton, secOnd degre
~ murder, rs yesFs, ,c0mmuted 70 10
IA received May u, 1909.
ne Robert b. Davidson, forgery, !
q. II years received August Is, 1914.
10 Lorenzo Grinith, forgery, ] u
years; received June 10, 1914; parol
IN granted to take effect In 30 days.
ne Claude RikAEd, forgery, l 10
an years; received July u, 1914; parol
IN granted to take effect IN 30 days.
Frank Dolan, grand larcsuy, TO
~. Years: received December "A, 1918.
Jack Morgan, burglary, l 10
a. sears, received July q, 1914.
az Joe Moore, grand larceny, 2 to
eer years received September 10, 1912.
m. Ray McEvoy, second degree our
IN. llary, six months 10 Eve years, .
celved January 23, 1915.
Fred Scott, grand larceny, 70
- years received June %, 1914; pare
4granted 70 take effect 10 90 days.
II A. W. Scott. burglary, TO
years; received June IA, 1913.
E. W. sherman, grand larceny, !
- "a years; received August 81, lol
% parole granted 10 take effect In
e.. days.
Dan williams, second degree bul
larv. 70 five years; received Ju
q, 1914.
Charles Ahrens, Incest, 3 10
'ett years; received March 4, 1912.
'ney Harry d. Baxter, grand larceny
10 Il years; received August y, 10
htsr parole granted TO take effect In
TOT days.
for John Collay, burglary In second
AXE gree, / TO i've yeAs. TeceiSed j.
Attle n, 1914.
hOOl Dan r. Davis, adultery, K
yssrs; received October 2, 1914;
As a role granted to take effect octobsi
for a william Ferris, burglary In sec
degree, six months 20 nVe years
thru csivea December u, 1914; pa
, sha granted TO take effect In % days.
con. Ace Jacks, forgery, 70 IA ye'
! ~, received May "a, 1914; parole graz
10 take effect 10 30 days.
Henry johnson, burglary 10 sec
Il In -.
ART Of % 80 "a. ....,,, 18th a A
IL weapon, six Dontns 70 tuo -
Angh' received January II. 1915; pa
their granted to take effect In 30 days.
lmon' E. ". LlsWeIgn, burglary ] q
sars: received July -, 1914.
Ior.so Roy Lofgren, inIurins jail,
5 .hs months to Eve years; received
,o.r,, ruary ], 1914; parole granted TO