The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-06-16

zest to every draught which l shall take OF
/ the water which has by bountiful Crea-
! tor, been provided for Us, that YOU NAV all be
ever bOuntifully supplied with whatever you
may need for your physical recreation and
comfort, and that your future life NAV be
full OF happiness, and that deporting your.
selves with not less courtesy and not less
wisely than you have here as Jurors,
you will 90 through life as successfully
and happily as you have through
this term of court. IL thanking you, individ-
ually and collectively, for this evidence of
your consideration, thank you also for the
selection you have made in Mr. Bingham as a
medium for rendering this gift to me. And |
| thank Mr.. Bingham for the graceful and fiat
terlng terms in which he has conveyed it,
and for his illusions to the friendly and con
| siderate feelings of the bar towards myself.
| Wishing you honor and happiness in all the
relations of life, and having already dis
! charged you from further attendance upon
/ this term Of court, now relieve you from
further waiting upon these inadequate re-
marks
MEETING OF THE CHIPPEWA BAR.
From the Herald of June 9th.
At meeting of the Chippewa
County bar, on Tuesday, after
speeches by Messrs. Bingham,
Wheeler, Cough, Pierce, and Rich
ardson, the following resolution was
adopted
Whereas, the term of Office of the Hon.
5. II. Clough, Circuit Judge of the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit, is fast drawing to close,
and he is about to retire from the high and
honorable position which he has ably filled
for many years.
Andwhereas, the relation which exists
between Us as bar, ana him as Judge, is
about TO be severed; and that we, in parting
wish to express and convey to him, in some
fitting manner, our appreciation of the up
right fearless, and impartial manner in which
he has performed the onerous duties Of his
: osition during the short time he has pre-
sided over the Court in our county.
Now, therefore, be it resolved. that it is
the sense of the bar of Chippewa Co, that
the Hon. Solon H. Clough, during the time he
has presided over the Circuit Court of Chip
pewa county, has performed his duties in
way nreditable to himself, and which entities
| him to our admiration and esteem that the
decisive manner in which his decisions have
been given and enforced, on questions pre-
sented to the Court, and the uniform cOur-
tesy and patience with which we, as members
OF the bar have been treated by him, as
Judge on the bench, and his gentlemanly
bearing towards US at all times, entities him
to our highest respect as an able, upright,
and impartial Judge, and as a generous,
honorable, and kind hearted man ; that we
regard the holding of this term of Court, by
him, as happy circumstance, that has re-
vealed 20 Us a character and manhood devoi6
nF do and al f-b +ba+ 2 ba
orv Of this occasion may be lasting as the
lake on whose green shores fortune has fixed
| his haDitation; that we part company with
him with regret, ard hope, whenever in the
future he may engage in the activities of
life, he may meet with that success which
his abilities deserve, and which will fill the
| highest measure Of his ambition.
hesolved, that copy of this resolutio- be
presented to the Hon. Solon II. Clough, aud
that a copy OF the same be furnished TO the
Chippewa Herald and Times for publication.