The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23

KNOWN Jnoge IeAtOr Tor nearly twenty
years, from bis youth as a student in
the Law School of the University,
through his career as a lawyer, a
member Of the Legislature, judge Of
the county court of Taylor county
and other honorable recognitions Of
his worth. II is a pleasure to say
that am sure whoever may trust
him, either in points of legal skill.
industry, fidelity and integrity will
find him, as be has always been. a
sure reliance and an esteemed friend.
Respectfully,
WILLIAM F. Villas.
George W. Peck, former governor
Of Wisconsin says:
To any friend of mine anywhere:
The bearer, Clinton TextUr, il a
lawyer Of good ability, who, owing
to i'll health, must seek a home in
the southwest Mr.. Textor is one
Of the most honorable men that have
ever known, a friend always in any
emergency, reIiabel as a man can be,
and ask my friends who may become
acquainted with him, to render him
any service in their power and will
appreciate the same as though they
had been kind to me.
Very truly,
GEO. w. PECK.
Madison, Wis, June %, 1908.
To whom il may concern:
am pleased to state that 1 have
known Hon. Clinton Textor, of Med
ford, Wisconsin, for more than ten
l1Ol years last past, as a lawyer in
active practice, as q business man, a
courteous gentleman and as friend
and / have always found him and
know him to be honorable. prompt,
energetic and capable in all things.
/ desire to commend him to your
consideration as one of the few whose
word is his bond at all times.
Very truly yours,
J. E. ABBOTT.
Manager of the Security Trust 4 Life
Insurance company of n. Y.
Madison. Wis. Dec. 81, 1908.
To whom il may concern:
1 / have known Mr. Clinton Textor.
formerly of Medf ord, Wisconsin, foT
/ tie past ten years know him to
be an upright aud honorable gentle
man, and that any business intrusted
TO him will he conscientiously pros
ecuted. TO the sole benefit of his
clients.
Resi- ectfully,
L. NJ. STURDEVANT,
Attorney General. Wisconsin.
I Executive Chamber, Madison. Wis.
June %. 1908.
To whom it may concern:
The bearer. Mr.. Clinton Textor. of
Melford, Wisconsin, goes west to find
rest an recreation in travel.
have pleasure in commenting him
as a citizen of good repute in
Wisconsin, enjoying a high standing
in the community in which he lives,
and worthy consideration from those
whom he may have occasion to meet.
ROBERT N. LAFOLLETTE,
Governor.
Milwaukee. November -, 1908.
Clinton TeNtor,
Grants Pass, Oregon.
Dear Sir
am pleased to bear from you,
although was panied to learn of
your health having failed. but trust
you may soon be restored to your
former usefulness.
My acquaintance with you for more
than twenty years leads me to urge
you, as soon as you are able, to take
up the practice of law again, for
deem You to be specially qualified to
succeed in this profession. rem
ember your work as a student in an
office adjoining mine, when / was at
the bar, and your removal to Medford,
Taylor county, in this state, where a
number of times l have witnessed
your work. know of the estimation
the people Of that county held you in
when they elected You county Judge.
II was fiattering to your character Rs
man aud as a lawyer. ! have
always known you to be man of
strict integrity, moral character and
industrious habits. The last time
saw you was at the February term of
the circuit court of Taylor county, at
which time was acting temporarily
as presiding judge. At that time you
tried some cases before me where you
displayed legal acumen and thorough
preparation.
would appreciate very much an
other letter from you when you are
settled.
Yours very truly,
LAWRENCE W. HALSEY,
Circuit Judge, Second judicial Cir
Quit. Wisconsin.