Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-01
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of doubt that he drunk when he wrote
register Why didn't he bring
think he overlooking anything TneS
Cuhber and Tracy Bangs
not think OF these other fellows
value evidence and the conditions ex
produced they would show
They would have brought these cecKs
evidence and they would have passed
what did that day. Do you think
could they if had been
drunken so matter in court of
Justice the lack of evidence and
uppresses evidence which fair IN
his noou Jury has the right presume evidence
produced and jurors here have
the his failure produce these cheeks
which were written on that day. that
writ
drunken hand
pass ON now to specification think h G and Il the incidents
livery ei" day and the incident IN the a"dtor once
evening day. and specification X is the last Spec
ed drunk, that is, the last standard drunk
Mr. Simpson II reference t" Pierce county,
Mr. sinke That o"' the That is Ben
county amt 1t:
Mr. Simpson, No, Pierce
Mr. smkcr Well, stricken There was no
upon that The next incident is specification H.
Mr. Simpson ansboro:
Mr. smkler: Which will probably be known for all
time as the impeachment trial. Now those
fellows weren't they have produced evidence here to
things that occurred on that occasion ana
it was fellows for time WE'LL let me tell you
The bunch good with him that are
not going themselves of drunkenness 1t IS
drunk that OCCASION or III
he drunk 1t is not necessary Tor MIN
hog lying in the gutter unable to move mat isn't wa'
constitutes He simply intoxicated that OCCASION
intoxicated they there i'll the country
the old the shirt off from Joh
And now You, don't knowt be that Cowan when he
gets kind OF for destroying garments that
tho 1t fact in this case that while ne was
under liquor lost his Shirt and another occasion
he got head the socks off from man, and
idea his head OF cutting the pants off man
incident remember But there doubt from the
evidence gentlemen, that Judge Cowan had been drink
ing this occasion when they went up to anboro
These men, didn't and wouldn't expect of those
tell the condition that Cowan tell the
but did produce that matter Mr.
sandc his opinion Judge Cowan intoxicated
testified changed the shirt out the
try, the shirt in town. Now, necessary tor
those men the shirt out in the
because had Judge Cowan stood up there the middle OF the
Hansboro and his shirt standing an automobile
there probably little bit Of evidence that the Judge wasn't
lust evidence that he intoxicated
have established the fact attempted establish
the fact that the Judge put the shirt on after they got on" INTO the
country testified and he has interest here-now
naze the witnesses that brought here by the
In every that brought close
of The that have produced are
witnesses that have absolutely interest here The majority OF he
Silver Segad have interest this case but these men
estying the incident that occurred at Hansboro
The that testified the incident that occurred over at Hansboo
had absolutely interest this whatsoever We
who the automobile and he approached
he acquainted Judge Cowan-e approached the automobile
automobile, where he The Judge
what he called drunken supor That was the way ne character
Judge time that he him by
livery in drunken and know
know, gentlemen we'll know that sitting IN
your chairs that those fellows for time and they
That they They to have good time
had the beer and booze for the having good
suppose is excusabe the Judge did get drunk that
ipeacfed for
when with bunch of good fellows like Egeland and Black
Charlie Taylor and aood and the other fellows that wit"
him. He probably excuabe that OCCASION
Now the incident mspe6ed incident You will note.
all the that have called
present time specified instances of drunkenness
charges forth these specified instances each and all
allegations sufficient constitute the crime of public drunkenness
public drunkenness Every
person being found intoxicated public place is punishable,
before justice of the by fine Of than $
the jail such fine
paid but such imprisonment shall exceed day for dol
the fine Under the constitution of the of North Dakota
habua drunkenness mentioned
of the grounds of impeachment Also mentioned of the
grounds impeachment The THE and
and judicial officers. Judges of the
peace shall be liable Impeachment habitual
conduct, maeasance mdmeano
n office
of the this regard that hual drunk