Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-19
SEVEN FULL
PARDONS WERE !.
HANDED OUT
State Pardon Board COMMITTED 8
Sentences; Six Condition
al Pardons.
sICRETARY'S REPORT
GIVEN OUT YESTERDAY
Several Lifers Remembered by
the Board and Given
Clemiency.

Clemency.
Seven full pardons, six conditional
pardons. nine combinations OF sent
ence and restoration Of citizenship to
eight is the record Of the state board
of pardons, the above business being
transacted at the last meeting OF the
board, according to a report issued
yesterday. t4. L
Full Pardons Granted.
Isaac McGinnis sentenced by Juse
Butts from Towner county to serve
ten years for murder. in the second
degree. Expiration Of sentence June
p, 1919. Pardon was granted upon
recommendation Of judge, jury, prose.
cutting attorney and numerous citi.
zens OF Towner county. Penitentiary
record clear.
John Jardine sentenced by Judge
A. G. Burr from Bottineau county to
serve seven years for the crime OF in
cest Expiration Of sentence Decem-
ber 6, 1916. Pardon was granted up
on recommendation of judge, prose
cutting attorney and numerous citi-
zens Of Bottineau county. Peniten-
tiary record clear. Representations
made to the DO ard raise grave doubts
as to the guilt of accused.
John C. Hoff, sentenced by Judge
r. E. Fiske from Mountrail county to
one year for embezzlement. Expira-
tion Of sentence October 2S, 1915.
Pardon granted on recommendations
from numerous; citizens Of Mountrail
county. Penitentiary record clear.
Emil Discher, sentenced hys Judge
Burr from: McHenryl county to ono
year for grand larceny. Expiration Of
sentence October "A, 1915. Pardon
granted pni recommendations from
prosecuting attorney and numerous
citizens of McHenry county, Peniten-
tiary record clear.
C. f. McEuAoch sentenced by
Judge Nuesstel from Morton county
to one to five years for grand larceny.
Expirations OF sentence August 2S,
1915. Pardon granted ON. recommen-
dations from Judge, prosecuting at
torney, countyYofticials and numerous
citizens Of Morton county, Peniten-
tiary record 'clear.r;ELap a36.' 8 ....,
John Broderick sentenced by Judge
Nuessle frenl3 Hurleigh county to ten
years for perjury suspended SEN
tence). Expiration of sentence Sep
tember 7, 1920. Pardon granted on
recommendations from judge, prose-
cutting attorney, county officials and
several hundred residents Of Burleish
county. Parole record clear.
NJ. H. Howe sentenced from Will
liams county by Judge F. e. Fisk to
five years for grand larceny. Expir-
alton Of sentence June 10, 1915. Par
don recommended by judge, prosecut'
ing attorney and numerous citizens
Of Williams and Mckenzie counties.
Penitentiary and parole record clear.
Pardon effective June 9, 1915, one
day prior toltexDiration OF sentence, ii,
order to restore citizenship. t&3''"7! :! !E
Conditional Pardons. $40. d
e. J. Vickre sentenced = by Judge
Pollock from Trail county to five
years for forgery in the second de-
gree. Expiration of sentence .Sepf
tember 8, 1916. Conditional pardon
recommended by prosecuting attor'
ney, county officials and: numerous
citizens Of North Dakota. Peniten-
tiary record clear. Il #l r ~
Emery JstHubbell sentenced BY.
Judge Pollock from Cass county to
ten years for burglary. Expiration of
sentence June .27, 1919. Conditional
pardon recommended by several hun
dred citizens of Cass county. Peni-
tentiary record clear.
Oscar Benson sentenced by Judge
Leighton from Burke county to ten
to fifteen years for manslaughter in
the first degree. Expiration Of SEN
tence September 13, 1917 Pardon re-
commended by Judge, prosecuting at
torney and several hundred citizens
of Burke county and vicinity.
Lewis H. Taylor sentenced by
Judge Cooley from Grand Forks coun-
ty to two and one.half years for big
amy. Expiration Of sentence Septem-
ber IA. 1916. Pardon recommended
by officials and numerous citizens Of
Grand Forks and vicinity. Applicant
represented by Attorney c. J. Murphy
Of Grand Forks. !FeAltentlaiy recoiu
clear. ttiatlf
Clarence Kjeldson sentenced by
Judge Pollock from Cass county to
one year for enlbezlement. Expira-
ton Of sentence September II, 1915.
Pardon recommended bys numerou
citizens of North Dakota. Penleen'
tiary record clear.
Peter j. Hammered sentenced by
Judge Crawford from Golden Valley
county to one year for forgery in the
third degree. Expiration of sentence
October 12, 1916 Pardon recon-
mended by numerous citizens OF
North Dakota. Penitentiary record
clear.
The conditions upon which the
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