Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13

b'oNht bf1aht burton, ihhmbefihthf
Ciapp. clark of Wyoming. Clarke Of
Arkansas Crawford. Culberson. Cul-
lun, Cummins. urtis. Dixon. Dupont.
Fletcher, Poster Gal;lnger Gore.
Uronna. Hitchcock, Johnson of Maine.
Jones. Kenyon. i.afoilettc. ldppitt.
Lodge. Mcumber. Mclean Martin.
MARITIME, Myers. Nelson, Ncwiands.
OGUrmgn. owen. Page. Perkins, poin-
dexter. Perky. pOmcrcne. Heed. Rich
ardsun. Root Sanders Shiveiy. Sim.
mons. Smith of Maryland. smith Of
Arizona. SmOOt, stephenson. stone.
Sutherland, swanson. Thornton, TIL.
man. Townsend Wprrcn Wcimorc
Williams aud Works
Against iiurnham. Catron. Oliver.
Painter aud Penrosc
Absent ~ not voting Bacon. Brad
lcy. Iiiggs. chiffon. Dningham. Fall.
Gamble. Gardner. Guggenhein. Hcis.
kell ~ Arkansas, Jackson. Johnson ~
Alabama, Johnson ~ Texas. Kern.
Lca. Massey. Ovcrman. Perez. smith
of South Carolina Smith ui Michigan.
and Watson
The Senatc'S conviction OF Judge
cral bynch without further procedure
Congress has appropriated funds for
the commerce court only until March
ard u % successor to the dcposed
iurist is 10 br appointed. Chief Jus
u'o White win assign one of tho
circuit Judges 10 the commerce court
and r'c~id~nt TAFT will nominate "a
successor Go that circuit Judge.
Thu Vote by Counts.
tn, vot" on thr nrsl count was 6s
against Judge Archibald aud In his
favor The senate then proceeded tu
vute un the other twelve articles ot
Impeachment. although the conyic-
ton upon the first II sufficient To- re-.
move the Judge from the bench.
Not guilty was the verdict on the
second article uf Impeachment. whicn
charged Judge Archibald with having
attempted 60 obtain fee by Hettlins
10 cas-" between the Marion coat CONT
PAM and tho Delaware. laickawauna
4 Western railroad The vote was 40
90 30 IA che judges favor.
ON the third charge the senate
found Judge Archibald guilty The
vote IN the third article Was So % II.
Th. vote IN the fourth article ~
Impeachment again resulted tn Judge
Archibald conviction. The vote Tor
conviction was .. To- 20.
The huh vote resulted IN another
verdict of quilts, The vote FOR con
viction was 80 90 q
Judge Archibald was acquitted on
A.. A..
viction bcing - 60 81.
Judge Archibald WAS held not guilty
on the charge In the eighth article.
The vote Tor conviction. 90 To t2.
failed ct the necessary two.thirds.
\ verdict ~ not guilty was voted
on the seventh article. The vote wa'
90 90 20
\ verdict ot 40, guilty Waa voted
On the ninth article. the vote for con.
viction being - to 80.
ON the tenth article ~ tmpcach-
mcnt Judge Archibald was again held
not guilty. the vote Tor conviction
being ! e. 65.
The vote on the eleventh article re-
suited In another verdict OF not
guilty, the vote Tor conviction being
II tu a.
Judge Archibald was acquitted on
the twelfth charge.
Tn" vot" on the thirteenth anG last
article, which charged Judge Arch.
bald generally with seeking credit
from liiigsnts before him and en-.
gagged IA general c"al land business.
vsusvd som, dcla' Sumc senator's
wished to be- excused from voting be-
cause of rs gcncrautics. \ debate
followed
Washington. Jan. - ,RulrtinD -.
Finally the vote on the last article
VHs reached and n resulted So to 20.
Tor Archibald conviction uu that
charge.
Washington Jan 40. -tBulletiu) --
when the last vote had been cast
Senator O'Gurman offered rosoiu'
tiuu that Archibald hr removed from
tn, b"nsh aud Doe forever Ineligible -
public office Senator Root moved
that th. doors bp closed tor dclibcr-
alton aud thr court went into vXeCu.
tive session