The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-02
GREAvEs MEMORIAL.
Garland Bar Association Yesterday Paid IT bute to Departed
 Member

The Garaand County Bar Associa ton held meeting yesterday morn ing at which time the committee on the Greayes Memorial Ubmtted the Following report, which was unani- mous'y toa ord officially sprea on the record of this association.
 Memorial reported ny comm ttee on the desth of Charles D GreaYes.
 To Mir. President and Members of the Garland Coanty Bar Association:
 Your committee appointed to pre- pare and present proper memorial of Charles D. Greaves. late a member of this association, beg leave to re- port:
 | Charles D Greaycs was a native of Ohio, where he was born on the third day of March 1863. When yet a youth, he removed with h:s parents to Hot Springs, Ark, where he grew to manhood, and which became. and was his home for the remainder of his life. He completed his literary and classical course of study in the State University, at Fayetteville. and afterwards studied law, and was ad. mitted to the practice by the Hot Spring Circuit Court, at Malvern, in August, 1885. From the day of his admission to the bar he was con stantly engaged in the practice in the different state and federal courts until early in the year 1909
 | Greaves was veritab'e student of the law; was pa nstaking in the pre- paration and presentation of case. He never went 10 court with his case half prepared. He was always cour teous to the court, and to his fellow lawyers. He was never regarded as specially eloquent, but stood high as a profound thinker and reasoner. He stood a'ong with the best lawyers Of the state, and was personally. and professionally popular. He was an in- domintable worker, and as long as his health would permit, perhaps put in more hours of actual labor in the read ing of law and the preparation of cases for trial than ans other lawyer at the bar where he did most oI his lpractice
 Greaves was a republican In poll l ties and at times gave attention to political matters, but he cannot be said to have ever been what is de- nominated politician For several terms he filed the office of city at torney of Hot Springs, and no ques- ton was ever raised as to his ability. or fidelity in the discharge of official duty
 Tn the early part of the year 1909 Mir. Greaves suffered a nervous break down, and from early in the month of May in that year. he never appeared l m court as counsel. He fingered for two years, during which time he had, not only all that could be done in the way of medical treatment and per sonal kindness, but the sympathy of every one who knew him. But his re covery was not to be. On the after noon of the 22nd of April, 1911, he suffered paralyt.c stroke. from which he died on the same evening d which died on the same evening q the age of 10 years. The wllcle com munity' aud especially the members of the Garland County Bar, among. and with whom Mir. Greaves was so long associated have cause to regret his taking away. And your commit tee present. and reccomend the adoption of the following resolutions:
 Be it resolved by the Garland County Bar Association.
 l. That in the death of Charles D. Greaves the community loses one of its best and most useful citizens. ?. That his family suffers the loss of kind husband and father }. That the bar net only of Gar land county, but of the state. loses one of It's ablest. and most reliable members; and the courts enc of their most courteous and trustworthy ad- visers
 Respectfully submitted, E. W. RECTOR. c. FLOYD HUFF, A. CURL.
 J. B. WOOD.
 Comm ttee. Adopted by the Garland County Bar Association May 1. 1911.