The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-04-03

That is a reason for preventing
children from taking dogs or cats
to be with them. It is q reason fol-
cautioning children against letting
animals lick their faces. But it is
not reason for depriving childhood
of the Joy of owning animal pets.-
Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin.
WANT NEW JUDGE BADLY.
Great Outcry Raised ir the Thirteenth,
District Over Recommendation
of Senate Committee.
j. II. Long who is back from his
trip to Slayton, remarks on the
intense feeling that has been excit.
ed there and in the other parts Of
the 18th judicial district on &C.
count of the refusal of the legisla-
ture to grant Judge Brown an asso-
ciate Judge.
A bill introduced in the house
provided that Lincoln county be
added to the district, already CON-
prising Pipestone, Murray, Cotton
wood, Rock and. Mobiles, and that
an associate judge be elected to
relieve the arduous and overwhelm-
ing duties of the present one dis
trict judge. The bill passed the
house but the committee of the
senate to which it was referred re-
commended it for indefinite post
ponement.
The recommendation has caused
a veritable a roar in legal circles
throughout the district and Capt.
Nelson Of Slayton has been sent to
St. Paul to do his utmost to get the
bill resurrected. Capt. Nelson has
gone to st. Paul with a record of
the days of actual work that Judge
Brown did last year. His court days
occupied 1876 days averaging twelve
hours each. This estimate district
judge at st. Paul or Minneapolis
holds each year seventy-five court
day of five hours each.
Last week Judge Brown was
obliged to adjourn court at Luverne,
Rock county. He was ill and suffer
il g with overwork. The reporter
Uriah Aver, one Of the best court
reporters in the state, had had his
arm paralyzed from so much writ
ing and was compelled to cease.
Men of the legal profession of that
district are all the more incensed
at the action of the senate COM
mittee in view of the fact that the
northern part of the state as usual
has gotten out Of the legislature
about what it pleased. Two judi
cial districts in the northern part of
the state have been granted addi-
tional judges by the legislature
MackatO Free Press.
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