The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-05-04


Gronvold, Gunderson, Jacobsen, John
son, Kennedy, Kretschmar, Linde
Martin. Mcdonald, Mcdowell. Mclean
Movius, Plain, Ruzicka. Simpson
Steele of Renville, Steel of Stutsman
Stevens. Syvertson, Talcott, Thoreson
Trimble, Turner'S Walton, Welo and
Young--33.
Against Acquittal-Bessessen Da-
Wis, Duis, Ellingson, Garden, Gibbons
Specification II charges drunkenness
in the Devils Lake postoffice October
10. 1910, testified to by Rev. c. W.
Burr.
| Forty-siX for acquittal.
| Specification 13 charges drunkenness
in the court house in the city of Dev-
lis Lake, being the incident testified
to by parties interested in the drug
permits.
Seven guilty and thirty-nine not
guilty.
Specification IA charges drunken
ess In and about the streets of Devils
Lake on general election day Novem.
Der 8, 1910.
Twenty-one guilty and twenty-five
not guilty.
Specification Is alleges drunkenness
on the same date in the county audi
tors Office in same city.
Seventeen guilty and twenty-nine
not guilty.
Specification 16 charges drunkenness
in the Gordon livery barn and that
Judge Cowan slept there the night oi
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Fifteen guilty and thirty-one no,
guilty
Specification IS charges that Judge
Cowan was intoxicated on and abou,
the streets of Hansboro August 20
1909, being the so-called Hansboro in.
cident.
Two guilty and forty-four not gull.
ty.
Charge 5.
Specification 2, charges that John F
Cowan habitually frequented and re.
sorted to place where intoxicating
liquors we're notoriously known to be
sold contrary to the provisions of the
prohibition law, namely the Ness drue
store.
Twenty-three guilty :wenty-thre'
not guilty.
4 Specification 3 makes the same
charges as previous specification iden
tifying the Bond drug store as the
place.
Twenty-one guilty: twenty-five mo-
guilty
Specification 4 alleges that the jur'
ist frequented the Greene drug store
and that he purchased liquor there.
Twenty-Five guilty; twenty-four MOI
guilty.
Specification 5 charges Judge Cow.
an with frequenting the Vanderhool
hotel in Devils Lake. also claimed tc
be violator of the prohibition law.
None guilty: forty-six not guilty.
Specification charges Cowan with
frequenting and purchasing liquors
at the Moran drug store.
Thirteen guilty; thirty-three not
guilty.
=. Charge 6.
Specification charged that John F
Cowan has delayed and has still
| failed to make decision in the case OF
Oxendahl vs. Hales from Pierce
\ SOuuIS CldluIcu " HAVE OCCh
ted March {. 1906.
Eighteen guilty: twenty-eight not
guilty.
Specification 3. charging that Judge
Cowan has failed or refused and neg
lected to sentence Sam Goldberg al
legged to have been convicted February
"a. 1902 for blindpigging.
Twenty guilty. twenty-six not gull.
ty.
Specification charges that William
Cockburn was convicted February "a
1902 of blindpigging and that Judge
Cowan has failed. refused and neg.
lected to sentence him.
Seventeen guilty, twenty-nire moi
gnilty.
! Specification 5 charges that Judge
Cowan held up the decision in the
ROlette county case known as Brown
VS.. Leonard, .Jr., from June 1, 1870:
until May 81. 1910.
| Fifteen guilty. thirty not guilty.
Specification 6 charges that the de-
cision in the case of VIM. Brown vs.
the county of Rolette claimed to have
been submitted February Z. 1902, was
held up until May 90. 1910.
= Sixteen guilty. thirty not guilty.
Specification charges that Judge
Cowan held up the decision in the
Ramsey county case known as Sar'
gent vs. Jamison from March Is, 100:
until May Is. 1910.
Eleven guilty and thirty-five no
guilty.
Specification s charged ta1t !she
case Of VIM. H. Brown vs. Louis Com
onow. Ramsey county. was delayed 81
far as "A decision was concerned from
March /, 1903 until April 20. 1904.
/ Three guilty and forty-three no
guilty.
Specification 9 charged that the de
cision in the case of Alexander Gar
des vs. George Orvis. Ramsey county
was delayed from May Is, 1900 unit
! August "a, 1901.