Telegram-herald., 1890-09-01

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sefetal tIlses ia Ele State Leg ssa-ltti
aud was 3 neabeF Of tAs tNnsLtiitlo--
al 10lFenlua ~ lS5-. Both ga toe
legislature and .n the Constitutional
Convention De tooE hleh rank as oe-
FateF aGd worker. lie = AZ siae ia~-
Eer, and has proved a faithful and m
t.eat Attorney
fgot. crg >eaafi1, Wn0 on Jan. Nai
become superintendent ~ iuoisc in-
kilucuOa. ls farmers son, snl Nhs
boEa IA 1855 on his fslaer's farm % =.
Joseph county. h.s aayhood iyas passed
IA hls native county, and lac grad Gated
es yaled.etouan ol ms clas4 from The
Kalamazoo II ign school n - 3. Sa0rl-
ly after he entered the Michigan inl-
vefslty and graduated VITA lnea honor
from that institution ~ l>ts. lie served
as superintendent ot schools IA Dams
vile aud Eaton Rapids, and Was Tor a
time editor of the Journal published
30 the latter cliE For the past three
years he has res lded at Charlotte, and
has been secretary q. the county board
OF school examiners. For tao years
he has been president ~ the state as
sOclaton Of school secretaries. lie has
had experience as teacher ln both the
district and graded schools, and IS
I progressive ana enthusiastic irend oI
/ our educational system.
Perhaps the most notable reason why
James NJ. Ra!lOu, OF OtsegO, Alleaan
/ county, should succeed himself as a
member OF the state Board OF Educa-
/ ton, Is because he has been a very val
liable member Of the board for six
years. he Is a leading citizen of OF
segO and has been identified with the
/ town for years as proprietor OF the tx
/ celsior planning mill, a manufacturer OF
/ tanning mills, an architect and builder
/ and general promoter OF various enter
! prises.
Justice Edward Cahlll, who was ap-
! pointed by Governor Luce 10 the ya-
( cancy on the Supreme Bench caused by
/ tie death of Judge Campbell, IS ~
years Of age and was born IN kalanla-
100, where he lived until lie entered
! the army during the war. lie was edu-
Gated at Kalamazoo college and began
the study of law IN that city. lie en-
tered the army as First Lieutenant IN
the First Michigan, or One Hundred
and Second United States Col5.ct IN
fantry, and held the rank OF captain
when he was mustered out 1T the close
of the war. Mr.. Cahlll waslan exceed :
ingly bright student IN college, and
when he entered the practice of his
chosen profession rapidly gained pToml-
nence at the bar. lie practiced law for
Il time at ~. Johns, Clinton county, and
for short time was engaged IA his
profession at Chicago. For the last
eighteen yeers he has resided at Lans-
ing, and served with great credit two
terms as prosecuting attorney of Ing
ham county. He Is n man OF quick
perceptions and an earnest student and
worker, as well a. a gentle man OF high
! Christian character and mbst agreeable
manners. 4 good citizenJ a brave SOL
dier and an able lawyer, durng the
few months he has been upon the
bench he has made a most favorable
impression upon the practitonersbe before
that court and shown that he possesses
i'll an eminent degree judicial qualitica-
/ tons