Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-03-07

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was such that he had no difficulty
from the beginning. and the court
docket shows that he has his share
of business. He is particularly well
versed in the laws governing real es-
tate. Mr.. Shuler is student and
we feel sure he will succeed in his
chosen profession. He also prac-
tees before the .. S. land office.
W. E. Saum is the youngest men,
Der of the Trego County bar al
though he has been engaged in the
real estate business and has practic-
ticed before the U. S. land office for
several years. A sa practitioner be-
fore the .. S. land office Mr.. Saum
has had quite an extensive business
and has been quite successful. He
deserves his success for he has thor
oughly mastered the intricacies of
land Office practice. As a lawyer he
is making rapid advancement and
has already had considerable practice.
He has a good legal mind and we
know of nothing that will stand in
the way of his success.
Frank Danford is an attorney at
law and does not practice before the
U. S. land office. He makes a spec
ialty of criminal law in which he has
been quite successful.
S. M. Hutzel came here from
Hays City before the rush began in
1885 and consequently came in on
the ground floor and did very ex-
tensive business. He is a member
of the bar and practices before the
U. S. land office. There is not an
attorney in Wa-Keeney better post
ed on the land laws than Mr.. Hutzel
and, besides, he is careful and pains
taking always. We can commend
him as a safe man with whom to do
bushes.
J. Word Carson is an old citizen
Of Wa-Keeney and has been engag-
ed in the land office business for
more than five years. He is men,
Der of the q. A. r. and at present
occupies the office Of post comman-
der. MIR. Carson does not practice law,
but as intimated above, confines him
self exclusively to government land
office practice. He is thoroughly
conversant with the law and the
rulings Of the department and en-
joys a good practice. Outside of his
profession Mr.. Carson devOtes con-
siderable time to literary matters
and is writer of much more than
average ability.
S. R. Cowick is an attorney at law
and land attorney. He is one of the
publishers of this paper
PHYSICIANS.
Western Kansas is noted for its
pure air and health giving climate
and, for that reason Trego County
can only support two physicians and
a good share of the time one could
do all the work and not be over
worked.
DR.. A. B. Jones is the oldest prac-
ticing physician in the county and
one of the oldest in Western Kan
sas although he IS a comparatively
young man. We are greatly pleased
to be able to say that our people all
have unbounded confidence in DIR.
Jones, and their confidence is not
misplaced as there are no better ply
sicians anywhere. DR.. Jones is
one of the .. P. Railway Compa-
ny's most trusted surgeons and he
practices all along the line of the
road as far west as Colorado in diff
cult and important cases. We don't
know that the doctor has any idea
of seeking a more congenial field
but we do know That in that event
a most vigorous protest would go up
from our people. He is univer-
sally esteemed as a physician and is
one of Trego county's best citizens.
DIR. F. o. Brainard has only re-
sided here a little more than a year
and being somewhat of a retiring
disposition we must confess that
even our reporter has scarcely be-
come acquainted with him. DIR.
Rro;nard came here HIGHLY RECON-