The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-04-26
GATHERED FOR THE JUDGE.

The st. Peter journal, referring to
the notice that Judge Webber would
not stand for reelection, says that
they want no better man than the
present incumbent.
New Ulm Review: The REDWOOD
GAZETTE thinks that B. F. Weber
may rot be candidate for reelection
to the Office of judge next fall. It
also says that G.. w. Somerville, the
Sleepy Eye lawyer, may aspire to be
his successor. .
St. Peter Tribune: The REDWOOD
GAZETTE says that "Judge Weber
may not be candidate to succeed
himself this fall" Judge Weber is
not only one of the ablest, but one of
the most conscientious judges in Min
nesota, and the people of his district
would very much regret his withdraw
al from the bench.
Lake Benton News: The REDWOOD
GAZETTE says that Jud ge Weber may
not be candidate for reelection the
coming fall. 1t certainly cannot be
because of any opposition to him,
either present or prospective. He
has made dignitied. able and emf
nently upright official. He has given
such satisfaction that he has always
been put forward as a non-partisian
candidate and could undoubtedly be
reelected if he so desires. If, how
ever, the judge declines reelection,
we know of no one, at present writing,
better fitted or more acceptable for
the position than Geo. Somerville.
St. Peter Herald: The Red
WOOD GAZETTE has started a
rumor that Hon. B. F. Weber
would not again be candidate for
the office of Judge. We do not under
stand that he would refuse the posi-
ton if it came to him, as it should, UNI
solicited. Fair, impartial and learn
ed he is among those who stand at
the head in his profession and position
and to retire him to private life would
be too severe a loss to sustain. Nicol-
let county is for Judge Weber and
no one else and hopes to see him
unanimously called again to the posi-
ton which he now occupies with so
much honor and distinction.
After the discharge of the Petit
Jury Panel of the General April 1894
Term of the District Court for Renville
County, an informal meeting was held
by the jurors, before dispensing, and
the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, that we, the members of
Petit Jury Panel of the General April
1894 Term of the District Court for
Renville County, in view of the ap-
preaching election of successor to
the present incumbent Of the office of
Judge of this Judicial District, do
hereby express our high regard for,
and appreciation of the learning, in
tegrity and legal ability of the Hon.
B. F. Weber, Judge of this 9th Ju-
dicial District.
Resolved further, that we do here
by record our unreserved approval of
his whole official career in said office,
and believing him to be as honorable
and pure in his private life as he is
honest, able, learned and upright as q
Judge.
Therefore be it further resolved,
that we will and hereby do request
him to become a candidate for re-elec-
ton to said Office; and that we hereby
tender him our hearty, sincere and
active support, fully believing that
his retirement from said Office would
be, not onl a source of universal re-
greet in the county, but also prejudicial
to the best interests of the district.
Resolved further, that copy of
these resolutions be pub, ished in
each of the newspapers in this county,
and that an engrossed copy thereof
be made and presented to Judge
Weber in person, with the highest
regards of the Petit Jury of the April
Term, A. D. 1894.