The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
WOULD |NCRED'
JUDGES SA|:'
Utah Bar Association
Consideration Adv
Pay of Judicis
WILL HOLD ITS NEE
IN APRIL AND
Banquet at Universit'
tended by Many Pr
Attorneys of 81,

The proposition OF increa W
aries OF the justices OF the
OF Utah ana OF the distrfc N
given a beginning at the M
Utah Bar association Sa,.ce Il
noon. z G|
a motion was introduced,g /
TO refer TO the committee y
of the law the declaration u
that IL is the senge or thafi,|
tion that the justices Of
court shall receive $500 ",
trict Judges $1,000 a year ard 4
While nothing was saIdre eGs|
IL Is clearly-and has bee. N
time-the opinion of attorr y,
Judges are underpald, that IA
receive compensation comm
the dignity of their Office ~
responsibility that rests M
was said after the meetfs n
body who was any sort
all could make $4,000 a 1er|
half try; that in scores 81
cases the fee exceeds this Z |
The resolution VIII com a
meeting in October. when Cr
doubtless Will be taken VT i
bringing the proposed leglf.-
the Ninth assembly, wht(
next winter, The matter ~
connection with an indors, ri
bill now pending In congrn1|
Tor an Increase Of the salarn
Judges-Supreme, circuit and 81
Meet Twice a Yv,r|
The constitution OF the asr|
amended so as 10 provide +.
nuai instead Of annual m, r|
meetings, under the new M
be held the first Saturdays
October The evening of tNf|
April meeting there win III
and the evening OF the day \
Der meeting there Will be ard
OF these social events will Fl
BY the executive council. II
a committee was appoir
appropriate resolutions 1l
with the deaths OF Joseph,< =
w. G. Hall. J, p Hendrlcf'
Bowdle. members OF thet |
The president Of the associa !
Baldwin. appointed on thf<|
f. J.. Nebeker. Willard Har 4
j. Howatt. The committed
to the executive council,
New Members Enro |
a committee was appoin-t
after the enrolment of new
Is the desire that all reput-
in the state come into the a.
The executive council II
these 10 constitute the n
committee on the state of Z
l.. Williams. d. \. Straup, Il
and J. Wolcott Thompson.
These were elected to Il
Dean +. Brayton. Athol RI
McWhlnney. James II. Ba
Barnes, John Jenson. Barr
Daniel Alexander, WILLARD
Van Dam. n. 7. Porter ais
| Porter, lm|
Charles Baldwin presided q
Ing and S. L, Richards was
Association Banq
The banquet OF the assoc
University club in the eve
| most enjoyable gathering q
members have ever attend
| quet was held In the largs|
and nearly 100 of the
members OF bench and bar
seated around the tables.
splendid orchestra furnish
from classical to ragtime.
good fellowship. played
song OF the day upon requ
lawyers singing the refrain
The tables were arPang@
the guests in the form of q
and down the center of th
were arranged red carnau}
with a large vase of white
regular intervals and a lare
presidents place.
| The menu was headed W
"The Tribute to the Food
Flow OF Bowl; the Feast
the Flow of Soul" FOLD
array of the choicest daintl
son, and these were served
chatter and tuneful music
| AT the conclusion President
win told a clever series of
Scotch" dialect, introduci
| master. Judge Andrew Ho
at his best, and for his der
a general denial 10 the alk
| presiding officer. Judge.
primed FOR the evening antEI /
word to precede the speaHV
result toaSts were given Wv
OF spontanelty most to bf%|
gathering OF this character
Looking Backw
Looking Backward" wa,
signed 20 Judge j. e. b
| gentleman being among II
p, l.. Williams WAS shouI'
responsibility, but he insist
seated with the lads OF
and he could only look I
was not OF an age In kee
tain others present who ca
ward. He gave a clever
the aims OF the young mt
fession, and was followed 4
who was the one aSsigne
Looking Forward" and
| merited applause from the
| S. Patterson was filled VIII
reminiscence In his toast,
TO Be "a Lawyer" JosepI
den spoke on Lawyers "
Judge McCarty was ais
John ?. Gray OF Wallace,
upon to respond to the
laneous Business" In wnicf
paid q tribute 10 the oar
City. BY special request
sang a song, which he gu
before the mast prior 70
and it brought down tnqm J
pleasant AFFAIR was closed N0
Ing of "America" by all \
the rest of the evening
informality, the guests ma