The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-23
ResoIntions Of RrspreI b, The Bar.

Jay WI MhHhNN- NhNtAhbti 30 HNl@F
Fox appointed Judge VIM. Carter, j.
u Burks aud u. l.. River, as com
miltee to draft suitable resolutions
concerning the death Of kossnlh "
Weber; and Merrill ripkjn, Geo, NJ
Wilson aud " l.. ilonslcy a. u COM
niltee to draft resolutions concerning
the death Of Joseph J. Brady, aud
called a meeting Of the Bar at 80
O'Clock p. m.
The st. Francois County bar con-
ycncd at the appointed hour aud OF.
gtni2cd 10y clceiing Judge Fox chair
man aud II II Marbury secretary,
J ho following report was presented Ly
ID. L. Rivers aud Unanimously adopted
on the morning Of thr gld day Ut July last
~ suth ". Weber, member ng his lar.
ana q prominent ana esteemed citizen Of
This county, was suddenly, white appar.
entity In the ioymcnt OF health, stricken
by the hand OF death. ana died frw hours
thereafter. iic was q man ui exemplary
character. honest and fnithfui - ms trusts.
c~rs ri this Court ana the public Asa law.
yer be was IlainstasinV and persistent ia
the examination of questions lu he pref
nraiI1n OF hts causes he was patient ana
industrious In the conduct ana & tai OF hts
sui's be was alert and skulful, Intrepid On
attack and tenacious ln defense earnest in
purpose ana diiiscHt In labor, hts career at
this bar showed ia him the qualities which
make a great ana "a successful lawyer, Ms
gallant struggle for eminent success, his
sterling integrity, his chIynlric scnsc of
honor, kindness 81 hcurt and E"utlcnrss ut
bearing, proclaimed him "a man ana %
gentleman" whom any community might
be- proud 90 honor whIIy lylrG and grove
Tor dead therefore belt
Resolved, by tho Egr NJ 50 Francois
County, cot which our iIlo rtuirura was an
huuorpl mrmh'r. that W. express our pro-
found SORROW az his un;,mrly death, H. the /
midday sp'gutur Ui hls I'm, lu the growing
mia summer OF q manly course, bearing |
fruii and full uf bright promise Ter the IN. I
TURF That We commend "a our brethren /
tn tlis profession the excellent rmmpir he /
has set Cos n the lafty qualities exhibited. /
tho success achieved, tine admiration ana :
esteem commanded. the honor AMI ufrr. 4
ton wua, during his membership OF rot |
hlg.
Resolved mur,f THAT ,.''h Sincere sym /
Iltly vyI.rF,g f1 LI. borrowed fan ry ami I
Kindred. ana iun community the assurance .
~ a sincere sIUuv AMI u' % deep ly,p /.
citation ~ th'Ir boss.
H.enls.I again. 1lni these resolutions. /
o. leave ui court, De- yNgin.suH ulIu a., /
rr.Hrls %! ilr ~. Francois County circuit /.
Court, and c1llua Dee furnished the family .
uf uur deceased friend agg tha newspapers I
cot 49, Francois county
,wu. CArrru
COMMITTEE, q! 2. i,nK..
Merrill rrphjn chen presented the
following, which was also unanimously
In tnr death, 90. Joseph y Un,dy wee have
lus' uur uf Tho oldest ul.uU.r. of GO, Rpr
~ - nurnie county On u,s early dBys.
while IN hl0 pru.", br a.ut the front uf
al. profession. H. had many admirable
TRAIT 90. .unInrl,r, was mJn uf culture
ana 90 an tlmU r1m1nl1uabl.. therefore
Nn %
Resolved, That 90 ,Ir death ui Is.ulrr ..
J. HuHy tho ErIHl ~. Francois county Hls
lost an honorable AMI r.rr"r'rI member.
, ,, ,.'.. ''M.. IVA .'' '',' ,,'l .''II.n.
ma raso,u,,on IA. ,.,ar.l u,', ,,,,. r,.cnr.,.
NJ TINS court. and furnished the family OF
Deceased, anu also 4" tho newspapers Of
,'' FRANCOIS county 49,.
Committee. GfG' II. wnsp>.
"'h' l'''>Lh''
H'l', l""' u number 81 'ppioPn-
ave a"' ''ous"''u, remarks ny the va ,
'''"' u''nIn''' Of the oar, Tue eh'if
'PV"'u''" non casper ~ hni"s as "a
''H' "'''.ee VI one 10 present !" open
'"'F '''h A'"'Aff'f'tf' A'llh lil4t- Atit
|lpuf Ii Ef Nh NfR4f aud II4r f.T. .