Deseret Evening News | 1906-02-17 | Page 9 | Board of Pardons

BOARD OF OP PARDONS P Prisoners III In R e The Tue tate state board of or pardons par held he III Its It regular monthly month session and granted paroles to 10 three prisoners The Tho Thomen Themen men who ho were ere released under parole are George A Bates Joseph Buttery Butter and Albert Alhert Partridge The rue cases considered ut nt the tile meeting today are as follows For lor Pardon E l Ir F Sherwood crim criminal crimInal inal conduct convicted In lId Sixth district court Beaver county count sentenced Oct fl fI 1505 1905 I 05 to six months montha In Beaver county count jail lion Hon Joshua Greenwood DenIed For Commutation Stephen S 13 Simons burglary convicted in Third district court Summit county sentenced March Murch 12 22 2 1905 to years In state prison Judge JUd o Lol presiding Dental Denied For Por A Hates grand Brand larceny convicted In Third district court Tooele county count nent ent sentenced March 4 1903 to four years arH In ill state prison Judge presiding Granted William L I Sparks burglary convict convicted ed Crl in Third district court Salt Lak county sentenced Jan 18 38 to three years In state prison on Judge Armstrong presiding Continued one month Joseph Buttery nuttel grand larceny con convicted convicted In Fourth district court Wasatch county count sentenced Sept 18 1905 to one year In state prison Judge Booth pro elding 11 Granted Albert Partridge felony telony convicted In district court Utah Ulah county sentence 1 May 8 1905 to IS 18 months In state prison Judge Booth Hooth presiding Granted Previously Continued for Parole Clarence Cinney assault with deadly weapon etc convicted In III Third Th 1 Ill dig dis district l court Suit Salt Lake county sentenced Sept 27 21 1901 DOl to tour four years ears In state stat prison Judge Lewis presiding Denle Deniel For Commutation John Quinn rob roh robbery herr bery convicted In Second district court Weber county sentenced April 17 11 1901 to live lve years in state prison Judge Hart presiding Continued