LIST OF PARDONS
AND
FOR
1871
Sacramento Daily
Union
Monday, January 1,
1872
Page 4.
[Transcriber’s Note: I believe this list is meant to be for all of California.]
January
5--Isaac Hawley, convicted of grand larceny,
and sentenced to two years imprisonment; also restored to citizenship.
17--James Bowling, assault with deadly
weapon, one and half years; restored to citizenship.
21--Daniel W. Prouse,
assault with deadly weapon, 500 days.
February
4--A. J. Drury, grand larceny, three years;
restored to citizenship.
16--Mrs. Kate Smith, grand larceny, four
years and four months.
18--S. A. Allen, grand larceny, two years;
restored to citizenship.
23--Joseph Eaton, assault with deadly weapon,
two years; restored to citizenship.
25--George R. Bolling,
assault and battery, three months.
March
1--James McClellan, petit larceny, six
months.
2--Mary Murray, arson in the second degree,
one year.
9--Jacob Greer, murder, for life; commuted to
ten years in State Prison.
9--John Lohman,
murder in the second degree, fifteen years; restored to citizenship.
27-- William Talley, manslaughter, three years.
April
3--Louis J. Dreibelbis,
robbery, twelve years; commuted to five years.
19-- Peter Murray, grand larceny, three
years; restored to citizenship.
May
2--Joseph Lawrence, murder in the
second-degree, ten years; restored to citizenship.
2-- Michael Gorman, mayhem, one year; restore
to citizenship.
3--Robert Smith, assault with intent to do
bodily the injury, 200 days.
----James F. Renfro, murder
in first-degree, to be hung; commuted to imprisonment for life.
10--John Murphy, petit larceny, six months.
23--Francisco Soto, grand larceny, one year
and a half; restored to citizenship.
June
10-- M. J. Dunn, disturbing
the peace, seventy-five days.
July
5--Charles Wills, grants larceny, one year,
restored to citizenship.
6--Ah Wong, petit larceny, sixty days.
15--Patrick McClosky,
assault and battery, one hundred days.
24-- William Coombs, assault to murder, two
years; restored to citizenship.
29--Charles McCarty, two years, manslaughter;
restored to citizenship.
August
14--2 Josiah Jackson, burglary, one year;
restored to citizenship.
30--Samuel Cohen, grand larceny, one and a
half years; restored to citizenship.
September
8--Andrew M. Jackson, mayhem, five years;
restored to citizenship.
12--Frank Parker, grand larceny and
housebreaking, eight years; restore to citizenship.
19--William J. Vanderwater
grand larceny, one year; restored to citizenship.
20--Henry A. Murray, forgery, one year;
restored to citizenship.
16--William H. Johnson, incest, eight years; restored to citizenship.
28--William Troy, assault with deadly weapon, $500 fine or two hundred fifty days.
----Ambrose Williams, manslaughter, eight years; restored to citizenship.
November
6--Clancy Parker, robbery, 10 years.
7--Lewis H. Warner, manslaughter, six years; restored to citizenship.
7--H. H. McKenzie, manslaughter, ten years; restored to citizenship.
7--Charles Pratt, grand larceny, five years; restored to citizenship.
7--Sriums, murders second-degree, ten years.
7--F. E. Waller, murderer first agreed, for life; restored to citizenship.
7--Henry Lambeth is, assault to murder, for years; restored to citizenship.
7--Andrew H. Merrill, manslaughter, ten years; restored to citizenship.
10--Peter Cassidy, assault and battery, two hundred fifty days.
20--James Mullen, robbery, for years; restored to citizenship.
21--Thomas Prother, grand larceny, five years.
December
1-- Sampson A. Carpenter, manslaughter, six years; restored to citizenship.
1--Hurlbert Vroman, burglary, six years.
1--M. Stoll, arson, three and a half years; commuted to twelve months.
1--C. M. Clifton, murder second-degree, fifteen years, restored to citizenship.
1--E. D. Foster, murder second-degree, fifteen years; restore to citizenship.
1--George Cogan, burglary, three years; restored to citizenship.
1--Francisco Presiade, manslaughter, three years; restored to citizenship.
1--Terence Smith, murders second-degree, for life; restored to citizenship.
1--Michael Harrington, murder first degree, for life, restore to citizenship.
1--Francise Pigano, murders second-degree, for life, restored to citizenship.
2--P. R. Rodgers, assault with intent to murder, eighteen months; commuted to six months.
2--George Vernon, manslaughter, ten years; restored to citizenship.
2--Henry H. Fuller, grand larceny; two and a half years; restored to citizenship.
2--H. F. Nichols, manslaughter, ten years; restored to citizenship.
2--Eugene Tucker, murder second-degree, seven years, restored to citizenship.
2--Joseph LaCosta, assault with intent to murder, five years; restored to citizenship.
2--Jacob Stone, arson seven years.
2-- Henry Madison, assault to commit robbery, fourteen years; restored to citizenship.
2--Russell Smithey, manslaughter, 16 years; restored to citizenship.
Donated by Betty Loose.
Transcribed by Nancy Pratt Melton.
Source: Sacramento Daily Union, Monday, January 1, 1872, Page 4.
©
2007 Nancy Pratt Melton.
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