, 1875-08-16

ins somn lmpnlnonitJ In his nature. he kicked
ono Of htn rkf,rhl.nesA dnTH c0usls Of hfghta
Of stairs. In hin co"!or l"'Rm"ns M ho rrg,et't%a
trnilrl hta rAla,y, They rcfnsnd to t0rrisa him.
and That is why ho became = iauser. lie never
had An otiIe. IL The city. exempt. Oil til. ii
burno.l, hs lefs for .hs Ear West After srscral
hennat1opAt-repntta that lie had been ecsinod by
the Indiana. ho returned to IN again. knd is nnw
ccnk,sod In prosecuting esseA in sho foI'co
Courts.
VAS born and brought IN II Rn1x County. and
though not an otd msr, In ~ old practitioner,
lie In sn excellent ccunastof. but no, 30 good ~
~ atlyocst". lie IL at t',tscnt Gtty ATTORNEY.
having jutt neeu appointed l.ia OWL successor.
There has been \ ettonp fight for tnia Office
among tho wlrs' panTs. Ifo EIn'l thu ollco ltst
yehs u 81. Q00 but this 'etr war xsAo 10 tsks i
ut 5000. He At hrst protested louhlv that he did
nut want ths ofloe, even At a. UJ0 Init bn -nsrs
~ dull aud, - t1is ln-s moment. awhile Bwsar-
ths la would neFar eDDssn!. c3naeBted,' aud a.
tie next meeting of tho Council wAB duly In
sta lel.
Q. r. HA8rEY
Ii ono OF tha Younger mefibes1 ut thu Bar, and
preAent tnombsr ri tha I.ee4rtstnre. having been
oiarted OIL tho Democratic side Of the lonne.
lie Ia abnu. 2f, br,ther-in.lAw tn Judge t}raIg,
aud was hts hnsnosa pAttnef until the = ovation
of tlat gentleman 70 tho Supreme Bench ffar-
vey hsn abiny OF hig, or'1or, mud bids fnir TO
be una of the leading lswyeFs In sho 5sats.
4. l.. HUMPHREY.
finnlphres is empha'lcay fc't.made man.
and q zen hin standing ~ LAWYER tn l,i< own ex-
ersInns. 11e IL alwAvs in oarua.t. and tboro1Rl~
ly es. ouseh lis clients interests. mud ca, shed
tnars tor them, when nccrhtary, ca.ier than any
rsl1cr member Of lar. Though small in stature,
ho ia a 1hyhoal 1an,er, and one wnalH tllink ho
was irving to wrench himself 10 riecc. in bin
plesIinQs. 1Io is aI,o giyea to hJparbnle IN ut,
amusing c1tent. But uumpbrov l. active. ard
[ls ~iIe rracttce nt = cettath c1ass. liz H,af'e
aulte Jacal rapu'ation in bis stvor ,,is de,enee
OF Osborn, tho mutderos two years ago.
a. G. MASON
vaa once q promtnont Democratic politician. and
during the War was e1ected Slate .S-nhtar, ani
still enjoys the confidence hnd patroraro Ut
many Of ha rarty. HIS e'eFat'on n Ito State
Sonnto,h hI1ip saa purely all sEcI1cnt. anil, n
lightning 10 said 10 nesor rtsiAe twice in the
same piaee, no may Ne never exncct sn ste him
in tho Legislature sRain. The parry espc,.ed To
he slaughtered. And. III eating ahout for VIZ
tim fell m Maaon. Unexpectedly 10 Ill. hc
waa elected.
Price ,s a railroad attornev. and devo:cs nor:
OF hia time to looking out f'rr the interthta of
ucmbor Of tbs Legislature and occupies high
social position.
| In Alinrnsn nf oco OF the wards, and taket 4
moro active part Iu the Affairs of The CITY thar it
tho courts. Hc II oneaged IN other busincse.
0ES. FHASK sstlTH.
! an old rract tloner. went out of tho huadness
| bnt has rercntlv resumed. lilo iB fair LAWYER
| and II gaining ground.
A. A. MITCHELL.
Judge Kttchelt !a an old lawyer. hut. 1sv1ni
grnwn 1rch, nav bs raid to bo practically on sl,'
retired li+t. Hs In leader In all enterprises fo
the advancement OF the oIty'a intoIesta.
Il. c. HUNT
is i Young man, aud hns also been ont of nrac
| tf"e, and has resumed. I1o has tho reputation
| Of hetrg shseWd lawyer.
There sic, Of courhe, auite number Of vnnnt
"HpFigs Of the law" Who have not yet 1nasio
| record. When thov do, L shall be pleased tt
| ucntIon them az their merits deserve.