The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-10
C0WAN DEFENSE
INDICATES FLAT
CONTRADICTION
Men Who Prosecution SAYS
Acted as Escorts at Churchs
Ferry Summoned
PROSECUTION WILL NOT CLOSE
Case BEFORE WEDNESDAY EVENING
Associate Prosecutor Has Been IN the
Eastern Part of State, Presumably
Looking Up More Evidence-Rolette
Flies Turned Over.
(H. D. Paulson.,

AAAs A>s x00A0Uusl
Bismarck. N. D.. April 10-The
fles In the Ro1ette county cases In
which Judge Cowan is charged with
having been negligent and Of having
failed to discharge his duty by not
rendering immediate decisions. and
over which thare has been more or
Ieas discussion for several days, were
this morning turned over to the board
OF Impeachment managers by Tracy
Bangs. counsel for the respondent.
These ales wore obtnined by Judge
Gown after his 1mpaaahmant by the
hcase of Representatives from the
clerk Of court Of Rolette county for
the pu1pose 0f lzy1ng the plans Of
Ids defsase and they have since been
In hts possession This Is one point
On which tho prosecution manifested
dissatisfaction On several occasions,
md was ons oe the reasons ascribad
to-day whom OoUnsel George Bangs
asked that No Testimony be o1ered
this morning, pFefe1ri1E an adjourn-
ment till this afternoon The fact
that only about thirty members Of the
senate we're present was another
cause Of such adjournment
1t was understood Saturday tint the
Rolethe files were to be turned over
that afternoon but Tracy Bangs ex-
platned this morning that in the Pc
T1od OF inac1on Of Saturday, fnllov-
ing the noon adjournment, they had
been forgotten The Saturday 4fber-
noon and this mornings recess viii
result In the prosecution being m-
able to finish its case till tomorrow
night or Wednesday noon, George
Bangs SO informing the respondents
counsel today. Mr. Bangs stated that
the INTRODUCTION .,ef evidence ION the
deayed cases, whicf u about the
only thing remaining, has. taken mp a
great deal more tins than he anti
cfpatsd the process being exceedingly
slow. Outside Of the evidence ON these
cases It is barely possible that the
prosecution may yet touch on one or
two other features involved in the
case. Attorney Sinkler, associate
counsel, left the city Saturday even
ing for the eastern portion of the
state, supposedly for the purpose Of
booking up other evidence. Before
the prosecution closes its case it La
expected that It will make another e.
fort to have the delayed cases other
than those snacif3ed introdnced aa av;.
dence
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dnrsfnod +hnt the line oY defanse IN
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the same manner as the prosecution
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