The interior journal., 1910-03-18
High Tribute
Paid to Memory of George Barnes
Sauhey BY State Press.

The press of ofKentucky, in mentioning
his untimely taking Off here last week,
pays high tribute to the brilliant quail
ties Of mind and heart of George b.
Sauhey. A few expressions from the
press on the death Of the young man,
are as follows:
(ACT1oN or GARRARD BARI
After motion hour Mr.. j. f Robin
sson moved the court that a committee
be appointed to draft suitable resolu.
tons with reference to the death Of
Hon. George B. Sauhey, and thereupon
VIM. Herndon, w. 1. Williams and j..
+. Robinson were selected and report
ed the following. which were unani-
monsly adopted:
Geo. B. Saufey, a son Of Judge NJ. C..
Saufey. of the 18th Judicial Circuit. a
member of the Lincoln county bar and
of this bar, was young man of unu-
sual ability and attainments; forceful
and eloquent speaker; diligent in busi-
ness; thoroughly devoted to the inter-
ests of his clients; conducting and win
ming cases of magnitude at an age in
life and practice at which the vast ma
jority of young attorneys are strug-
Cling for position at the bar.
His legal sttainments. and his ready
grasp and quick understanding of the
intricate questions of Jurisprudence, in
all its branches; his clear reasoning and
logical deductions from established
premises, gained for him a prestige
rarely attained by one so young years
and practice, marked him as an attor-
ney of unusual promise and an orna-
ment to the profession of the State.
To his father, family and all those
who are aggrieved. our hearts go out
in sympathy and ask for them that con-
ISOLATION which comes only from on high.
Be it resolved that these resolutions
be spread at large on the record books
of this court and that the court now ad-
journ until next Thursday in honor of
George b. Saufey's memory.-Lancas.
ter Record.
Mr.. George B. Sauhey, one of the
brightest young attorneys in the State,
died at the home of his parents, Judge
and Mrs. M. c. Saufley, at Stanford,
Monday morning. He had been i'll with
typhoid fever for more than a month
and last week was thought to be i'm
proving, but suffered relapse Friday,
which, in his weakened condition he
could not overcome. The funeral SER
vices were held Tuesday afternoon in
Stanford. number of friends going
from this place to attend it Mr. Sauf
ley was the third son of Judge Sauhey,
was % years of age and unmarried anG
was a very gifted and popular gentle
man. The hearts of the many friend:
here of Judge and Mrs. Saufiey go out
in sympathy to them in their great sor
row. Harrodsburg Herald
Tha brilliant young lawyer, Georg'
B. Sauhey, of Stanford. who was ad
mitted to the bar IN Mt. Vernon after {
most creditable examination of him by
Attorneys C. C. and r. G. Williams
who had been appointed by Jndge 7. u
Morrow. then on the bench. to examine
the applicant touching his qualifica
tions, died at the home of his father
Circuit Judge NJ. C. Sauhey, last Mon
day. Possessed of an unusually bright
mind and being naturally adapted tC
his chosen profession, he gave great
promise of soon becoming one of the
leading legal luminaries of this State
Our heart goes out in tenderest sympa
; thy to his devoted parents, relative:
and friends in their deep sorrow ovel
his untimely taking off.-Mt. Vernon
Signal.
George B. Sauhey, a prominent anc
gifted young attorney of Stanford, anC
son of Judge NJ. C. Saufiey. died in
that city Monday after lingering ILL.,
ness of typhoid fever. He was % years
of age, a great favorite and his death
is distinct loss to the legal profession
of Kentucky. Somerset Journal.
Hon. George Barnes Saufiey, son OF
, udge Mike Ssuhey, and one Of the
most promising young attorneys In the
State, died at the home of his parents
in Stanford Monday after a long illness
of typhoid fever. Deceased was mas
Ter commissioner of the Lincoln circuit
court at the time of his death and stood
high as a practitioner. He was a cous
in of Robert Saufey, formerly OF this
> city. Somerset Times.
) Attorney George +. Stone, who 4
/ attending court here, and Judge. j.
. BOYLE Stone were called TO Stanfors
: Tuesday to the funeral OF their cousin
Hon. George B. Sauhey. a brillian
young lawyer of that city, who die
I Monday Of typhoid fever. -Libert!
News.