Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-08-03 | Page 10 | Pleas of Convicts to be Acted on Soon

TO BE MM SOON' List of Those Seeking Pardons, Par-dons, Commutations and Paroles Prepared. A', lien the state board of pardons mirls on August 10, aniMS the usual Kil.-it of applications for clemency there v. ill be read one from Jos. ph Henry Martin, Dgd'in blackmailer, for "parol.-." Mean time, Martin has "paroled" "pa-roled" himself and departed for parts unknown. It is not likely that Martin will appear before tin- board to press his plea for parole, unless he sholud be Tet.ikcn between now and that date, and in tho event that he is it seems unlikely un-likely that Martin's plea for a parole would get a very favorable hearing be-for be-for tho board. Consequently, whether or not Martin ie in c.uiitody, it seems quite certain that his application for j.arole will be formally denied, following follow-ing his "French leave" after being trusted outaido the walla of tho state prison. Lucion E. Drlskell, who was convicted convict-ed of the murder of Patrolman Riley in Salt, Lake dome years ago, will also nsk for a pardon at. the meeting. Dris-kell Dris-kell escaped a year ago from one of tho Mala road camps, went to California and was married. Later he went to Arizona and was occuping a trusted portion po-rtion when recognized. Ho returned to Utah without, opposition and will plead for pardon on tho grounds that in was demonstrating his ability and desire to mako good. following is a list, of cases to come before the hoard at the next meeting: For pardon Edgar L. Sadler, grand larceny; Clarenco V. Nash, assault with intent to do bodily harm; J. W. Holmes, battery; Joso Garduno, petit larceny; Thco llotopp, statutory; Takcgiro O.akis, voluntary manslaughter; HarofJ Russell, statutory; Gcorgo C. Kemp, potty larceny; Lucicu E. Driskoll, murder. mur-der. For pnrole Edward Jackson, passing pass-ing fictitious checks; Miko Malta, second sec-ond degreo murder; .Jack E. Perry, burglary; U. E. Marshall, grand lar-cenv; lar-cenv; Judd Snyder, grand larceny; Roy Sanlter, grand larceny; Joseph H. Martin, Mar-tin, robberv. For termination Howard H. Davis, passing fictitious check; Edward Johnson, John-son, second degree burglary; Raymond Haves, burglary; Bud Fox, burglary; A. V. Smith, robbery; Herbert W. Stones, statulorv; William Mathos, receiving stolen property; Thomas La Cross, statutory stat-utory offense; Stun Perkins, forgery; Sherman Jackson, burglary, second degree; de-gree; Jack Dempsoy, robbery; Kay Mcl- in, burglary; Georgo P. Hughes, second degree burglary; Leonard Harzke. big-nmv; big-nmv; Miko Mavrim, second degtee burglarv; Harry Williams, highway robberv; rob-berv; Marcus Callahan, burglary, second sec-ond degree; James Decker, burglnry, second degree; Mario Garcia, bootlegging; bootleg-ging; George K. Kravaritis, grand larceny; lar-ceny; Louis Doubis, assault with intent to murdor. For rehearing Eric. Aarres'ad, grand larceuv; William Peterson, grand larceny; E. L. Miller, robbery; J. D. Bailor, grand larceny; Mike Morris, manslaughter; Ed Franklin, highway robberv; James Brown, burglary, second sec-ond degree; Harry J. Holden, forgery. For parole or termination Frank Moore, forgery. For communtation M. Perry, second sec-ond degree burglary.