Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-27

are borne with tender hands n 81,
resting place. And in Elmira snelr Ia
/ good man experienced he ne'e Ia
point OF life's happiness, the sssrosnirs
the home where the bride has suuttet 4
joyous song will be cIoseJ .uang Nav
drawn and there will be mon-ni. olnd
such short time ago all was shas
and galety. To Mrs. Leonard ndppins
soon called upon to experience ts no kn
bic grief OF losing the man vi s"e lsf,
the world to her, who was her was a
idol, the heartfelt sympathyof Iheio, hs
community will be extended and sNts
OF coincidence will be rendered wits Eo'as
that are sincere and true.n su uah
The Carson City Morning Gan
1.-THE news OF the death of jude "a sais'
Leonard Twill carry sincere sorro' ~
thousands OF people in Nevsds
most OF his active life was passed Ha .sh
an able, conscientious, lovable man ae
OF the men VINO pass through the ra ~
bearing the good wishes OF ali s5o,, @ S!ia
me writer cannot recall ever hsri..
heard any man say an unkird W. ,ug
Judge Leonard. Had be lived q
longer. his name would have been - Alls
lip in Utah; for with the coming ~ ,s1
hood he would surely have taken a. ss'
i've part in affairs. At a meeting o,s gs'
Bar Association of the fourth indie.i .4 We
trict OF Utah, the following resoln,; Ss
were adopted and upon motion II ws ss'u al
dered by the court that a copv ~ s I
same be spread upon the minutes Of ~
court. 'As
RESOLUTIONS.
We have learned with deep regret NJ,
decease OF a member OF the bar-lnS-
Orville II. Leonard. He came among y
in 1890 ripened by the experience n
term as chief justice ofthe supreme CON-
ofsNevada. We knew his history !.
judge and expected much OF him MI
were not disappointed. He left Us a a.
time.ago, temporarily, Jas we supposed ~
while we were expecting his return !.
learned that be had left as to return y
more. His good qualities OF heart AM
head, his manliness, his courteous N
meanor endeared him to US, thereto,
be il
ResolUed, By the members OF the y,
OF the fourth judicial district OF Utah te
ritory, met at Ogden pursuant to call h,
9th day OF September, 1884, that in n.
death OF Judge Orville r. Leonard N
bar OF this district has lost one Of h
most distinguished members; the con.
munity, a learned, kind and patriot,
member. Resolved further that,our cords
sympathy be extended to his widow
her bereavement and that a copy Of tbs.
resolutions be sent to her and that tbr
be entered in the minutes OF this dsv,
proceedings of the court.
Judge Leonard's former law partne
Judge Il. +. Dunno, now OF JscksoDyilk
Fla, writing 10 the Salt Lake Tribm..
said OF him: "He was, therefore, necess-
rily conscientious man In all his setion 5
and never knowingly or willingly wronga
in any way any human being. Because d F.
this and his perfect,faith in the diyinn +
of Christ and His infinite love Of ma.
as Reieemer, he met death calmly as Il.
messenger Of the will OF good, feeling sur
that Whatever that will might BE- Z
would be best for him. And so there Va
rounded out a beautiful and noble liz
Born on farm amid the hills OF Wind:w
county. Vermont, he grew up under b .
fostering care of an honored father and
beloved mother, with afieetionate broth
ers and sisters, in an ideal home. the SAM.
tifying influence OF which kept bis hei, f.
pure throughout all his eyentiu hl K
From that home he passed to the life n
Dartmouth, Where the generous impasa r
instilled into his heart IN his youth gn l.
ENLARGED and confirmed. He then stHdis
Lave with the Belchers in Sacramento, o.
old friends Of his father. From there = +
entered on his long and successful p'ois
sional and judicial career in Nevada, srs
at the end OF II all came back to die sns
the scenes OF his youth, SURROUNDED y
loving hearts and mourned ny everyone I
had ever known or dealt with in this Ewi
Who could ask for more than this IohE
has so much been given bat few have MI
tied so much. Great Indeed have 20
his rewards, but all who knew hin ~
join me in saying that never were rrs
more justly bestowed