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b.. ...,.-. sni Juiss MoLeunsn of svrscuss
.., .g..f,r. = waa.rtovn. t Rochest.'
,. r,.-i trr Albany Judicid District. On
..sr land. Only %. % ms Judges, Mr.
e.. fvard, = Hudson. has been assigned
.s...ir ~ AIpeilss Division since judge
...- .ra--irs rs .snt back 10 trial term
....a .r. re.u-st Judge Msrvtn has been
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...g 90 ...ra.spr = Charles H. Doonttls
....a. WHO 50, loo, at SCI. In i,se. when
..s. F..r,. "a. appointed Chisf judge ~
..a .s...f .frisi5n 81 The Court of Appeals
... . judge Nervin wa designated
.-esI I'm as ons % the Justio>s ~ ths
.a-s,u Term in u. Fourth Judicial pe.
.--. .-' a. 20 vas then constituted lie
..-,.-.iA rer7b.r of hist court un,f Gov.
1..-.a % ass, -rsi him to the newly organized
,.rs.1te Division. v.lch cams into existence
.. ,.e beginning o. 1899 under the Revised
..f t..s.f,f .o0sutltlon OF 1874
-s A.hr-y Tdv Jovr-dl which for thirty
no rrar- las teen published as . weekly, be-
~ - rev century with a change OF form
o.. .- Lerrlft=r % 20 a monthly publication.
20 's nsrr'ptlon price Of % instead
We hope the change viii rot
....r N- i--uenoe. usefulness or success
.. e. ...r- 0al0h has always stood FOR what
honorable and prai.eworthy In the legal
.-.,essaa ~ late Years We have not en-
wed t.s .lelsure Of a psrsonsl acquaintance
VIA ~ coutlctor; but the journal has never
4 to favor Il gained In our esteem In the
Az " en- 10 was edited By the late Isaac
r-srt Thcu pson and when Irving Browne,
gh0 las a.so passed away. was a constant
Contributor 20 ia columns Another change
0 TIE ae.d Of legal Journalism has occurred
20 tie o.3ce OF the Boston law magazine
Aaorn as tn Grssn Bag. which has been
-itsi ~ Mr.. Horace ". Fuller since 10 was
started IN iSSs Mr.. Thom. yileston Bald
wiz succeeds Mr Fuller as editor. beginning
With tie number for January. 1901. This
publication Aas always been what 1t has pro-
'ess-d 90 be, -an entertaining magazine for
Avy,rs- and ia volumes Of anecdotes and
Information ought 70 brighten the shelves
oteysry A gr.can lawyers library,
TO annual report OF Str. Herbert Putnam,
'r Librarian Of Congress, shoxs that the
I'm u g. 500 was appropriated for the pur-
.1ase Of Aw books In tho fiscal year ending
Ale sl. 1870, and that tho entire sppr roristton
Is been eNIended with the exception
.. 10 cculs The sccessions to TIE
.w . 0artmeat during the year number
..H ,H.uueS oi which c27 were acquired
rl"r to Copyright law. which requires a
.o,y % tie publication for which protect ion
l"...! T. hs deposted with the Librarian
.. c.. sreNs, and 7?o volumes we're etrts TO
'." .HrLy Law books relating to tho
.. lies " Sgain form an important feature
.' o." recent aoceSslons. In the expenditures
10 O." department OF Justice for tho past
'r.I. va..- Hro st out In an appendix 10 the
r...T .. t.e Aitorney-Gencrd. We observe
ME-. r.a' !'.aS aggregatIng over $50 repre-
-'.' l..,.a,es OF codes. tTeatlscs and text
tNa, In tie Spanish language relating to
t.I. Porto Rico and the Philippine Islands
A knowledge Of Spanish Is going to be a.
lwI .-a.t ~ a knowledge OF Latin TO the
'.,-Ie practitioner In the Federal courts
v.o want, 20 he really accomplished and
'.. ......y lawyer
ia American Far Association proposes
?" Z '".r q memory Of Chief Justice Mar
So. h' Appropriate ceremonies at Wash
- IN lch, :, 1904. which day Will be tho
.." ..' 'tNIth anniversary Of his assumption
40 t't'A q A7N4Stslllls ne occasion II 10
b" -....ry celebrated as John Marshall
..E' 's t' youCh and bar throughout the
'..'E ,.'s; Justice Fuller has consented
i.'... .' .ysr tie meeting Of the American
d. A...u..'.n az Washington. President
81 Is ."" '.- Ugreed to attend and the ora
. r '" .' .rIycrcd by former Attorney
.... d.. Wayne NaoNe,gh Tho ceremonies
w.. ..,N tke place in tho hall OF the
I..1 ly =
'.'.' .-..tt- has introduced a resolution
.'.. o." u>e e the hall for the purpose
Z. clock until Tho Bar Association
.' L. iu It's city, including those
. .r. should az once take measures
~ b.. a-.le.I- observance of tho auui-
'... ..r" II the President and tie Ma
....H'y can DO this thing. our LAWYERS
. ..-", ,tu stop the wheels OF Justice
. ..' .'. gud take time enough to re-
.i ..' r'o,t men " the past ana tho
". .. learn from their lives va
'...u 20 Of Presiding Justice Van
H.. ...iiug Ju,tIc. Goodrich T.
.~ I'ilt!un was J. resented 10
..H'., senate on tho set inst
.'.u 81 Nebraska. referred to
.s. .. Territories and ordered 90
. N'u's the signature 81 MIR
r".t'lo and uriy- Tor radical
'.'s 'lv~ of Alaska. dcoIJ'-