St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14

MI. w iuitinS Is q prOmlneuC attorney,
with offices in the Gilfillan block. He
was born in Maine, and came to st. Paul
when seventeen years old. He was ad-
mltted to the bar in 1862, and in 1865
formed IL partnership with Lorenzo
Ais. Next he was in the firm of AlliS,
Glltillan IL Williams. He is Il hard
worker, and stands high socially, pro-
feSSlonally and ill business circles.
\. 5. HALL.
Mr.. A. S. Hall, the attorney at G3
Germania Life. is native of Maryland.
he came here young, and read law with
George l.. and c. f. Otis. aud was ad
United to the bar in 1881. He has been
assistant city attorney and special Judge
or the local municipal court.
JOHN /. ToWNLEY.
Mr.. John l.. Townley is young and
rising lawyer. He has been practicing
here since 1889, having previously been
mayor of FaribauIt, Mimi, where, as
well as here, his worth as q lawyer and
citizen is appreciated. He is at Room
90, Globe.
A prominent legal practitioner is Mr..
S. f.. Day, whose offices are in the
Globe building. Mr.. Ddy'is a alive of
Minnesota, and has been practicing
here since 1888. He has among his eli
ents many influential citizens, ana per-
sonaily is very popular.
JUDGE VI. Il. TYLER.
Judge Nj. Il. Tyler, at National
German-American Bank building, is an
Old aud distinguished practitioner in ST.
Paul lie came here from Vermont six
yearSagO, having been at Fergus Falls
for five years. He has held offices of
prominence, aud Is highly esteemed.
EDGERToN Il uoPPAUGu.
Edgerton ~ Hoppaugh are well
known attorneys, who have been
associated together for several years
Their offices are at rOou 81. Germania
bunk building. They are prepared to
take charge of all kinds of legal work.
Personally they are we'll known aud
popular.
$. p. CROSBY.
During the past ten years S. p. Crosby
has made a record for himself as a law
yer OF which practitioner of three
times his years might be Justly proud.
Mr.. Crosby is located in Room 4, Ma
tional German-American bauk building,
and has a large general practice.
Mr.. Crosby was born in Maine, Sept.
"a, 1858, son Of Hon. Josiah Crosby,
who for many years was president of
the state senate of Maine. He was grad
uated from the Maine stale college in
1879, studied law under his fathers able
direction, and in 1855 was admitted to
the bar, and almost Immediately took
up his residence and began the practice
of his profession i'll st. Faul.
II. Il. PALMER.
One of the most reliable and enter
prising attorneys of 81. Paul is Il. X.
Palmer, whose Office is at rooms 50 and
60, Globe building. MIR. Palmer makes
a speciality Of real estate and insurance
law, and for many years his legal efforts
have been crowned with marked sue
cess.
MARTIN IL. ALBIN.
who was born in 1857. and was educated
at the RandOlph-MaS college, of Vir-
ginla, and was graduated from the law
department of the University of Vir-
gina in 1884, came to st. Paul in 1850
and Immediately assumed prominence
at the bar which he has more than
maintained to the present time. He is
well read, not only in the law, but ill
general literature, and is able as
counselor and most eloquent aud con-
vincing as an advocate before the
courts. OF fine address. he has won a
large circle of steadfast friends. His
Office is at GIG Pioneer Press building.
OTTO l.. IIAESE.
One of the most brilliant aud success
full young men in st. Paul is Otto l..
HaeSe, attorney and counsellor at law,
at Room Is, Frost block lie was ad-
mitted TO the bar in 1885, and has since
had a successful and growing pracllce.
Mr.. Haese was born aud partially ed
ucated i'll Pomerania, Germany. He
was for time student in celebrated
school in Switzerland, and was duly
graduated from the university OF phil
Osophv, Germany. He is an able, hon
est attorney OF tiDe ability.
s. l.. PIERCE & W. l.. PIERCE
This is one of the most recently
formed law firms of ST. Paul, though its
history dates back for many years to
the busy and useful career of Squier
Littell Pierce, who was born at Trenton,
Butler county, Ohio, in 1882 At the
aye of eighteen lie entered the law Of
flee of NJ. b. Chadwick, at Eaton, o.,
where he remained until he was twenty
one years of age, when he was admitted
to The bar. lie engaged in the practice
OF his profession for a time at Wabash,
Ind. Since 1872 he has practiced law i'm
81. Paul with marked success.
GEORGE L. BUM.
George l.. Bum was born in Sparta.
Wis, in 1865. and graduated from the
from the law department of the Univer-
Sity of Wisconsin in 1883. He came to
St. Paul Immediately thereafter, and
has since been engaged with increasing
success in the practice of his profession
In this city. Most painstaking in everv-
thing he undertakes, he gives the most
careful and critical study to every case.
and prepares it with the utmost skill
His office is at 90l Pioneer Press build
ing.
BISHOP II. SCHRIBER
This increasingly successful and pom
ular lawyer was born at Cleveland. o..
March S. 1868. After acquiring good
classical education he decided to make
the profession of law the labor of his
life, and with a view to fitting himself
thoroughly to entering upOn it, ne en-
tered the University of Michigan at
Ann Arbor, graduated from the law de-
partment. and Immediately thereafter.
in 1884, entered upon the practice of his
profession in st. Paul. In the conduct
OF every case to which he has given his
attention ha has dpmnp stratad e,nn.inn