The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-10-17


son either for against that record in the present
make it. That Judge Burke has decided every case
so technically correct to not be subject to reversal in the S
preme Court of state would for moment contend
know of any other Judge ve perhaps one did
nor do think argument this point could be advanced
against Judge Burke.
( s -, - -. 05a ....el. CLAUDE D. wALRoD."
have been in the active practice of law for nine years.
and in all the matters that have had before the District Court
teesed have observed that Judge Burkes rulings were very
FAR and impartial and based upon the law 1t is opinion
aso tat the attack made upon our Judge by utman Brown
which Judge Burke made in certain case and in which Nj
Brown vas remanded for taking the stand and making tie
affidavit which he did which affidavit think was without sup
port either fact I thoroughly that
this office away from Judge Burke at the present time
+ .9s2a5g" ", [22}t''5t. [22}' y ''JAS r. PATTERSON.
hs article Judging from its contents appears to me- to
be merely an enanaon from dsgruned lawyer who has not
been able to win his either account Of ignorance of the
law, or because he had which ought not to
Thorough and accurate knowledge Of the law and proceedings
in accordance herewith essential to the orderly conduct
physician without aknowese of edt prncpes nehe
should expect to get good results from lawyer who does
not have thorough and accurate knowledge Of legal princ
pes it is true that Judge Burke has insisted that proceedings
lin the District Court be had orderly manner accord
with legal principles; Mr. Brown call this slavish
insstence upon echnicae but do not and Ibeevethe
ege intelligent voter does not have had the privilege Of
fore Judge Burke both sedgwck County and in Phillips
County, and must say that Mr. Browns Statements udge
Burkes alleged paralit wholly unclled for and not
borne blythe facts An knowledge of the
have Eeen the winning combination before him.
observation and experience bluff and bster have
very effective and those who have tried that method may
dissatisfied with the results. g., ,.,
'is aa b.rsa ,..''s. " 81 s,+z &C. f. HENDRICKS
G0fgs' g.auu' 30 aa aI'f -l, Uis .r,I.g
Every lawyer who tries to practice law instead of prac
tcng cicanery. is thoroughly satisfied with Judge Burke
administration could not be expected that Mr. Brown would
be saed he is opposed to judge who requires him
practice law in order win his suit and that Is why he says
that conditions would be better all judges justices of
the peace @ Brown suspended for six months by the
pree of the State of Colorado for writing slanderos
charges against judge Yuma County when he knew the
charges he made untrueee the 18th Colorado Page
431 He claims to be leading reform movement but vet he
practcing his same old traits of heang anderous abuse upon
an able honest and efficient Judge knowing the charges that
makes absolutely My advice Quitman Brown
would be that biblical in junction. lyscan heal thyself'
1lA+ .afislua .ttn tT f. MUNSON 'ao'
''Durng my experience the Bar Of both the States OF
Iowa Colorado have known judge with clearer
Judge Burke. have noticed carefully the work of Judge
fair and impartial all questions In fact at times have
been surprised that he could conduct himself fairly and
partially conditions that void try anyone and perhaps
affect the conduct of weaker In opinion the only
re that could be behind any criticism of the work of Judge
Burke, is that of personal anm,s. .l.a.. F s.g,.
4, -. IT, ..r..t i. ..l. l... 'sWtITER S. COEN.''.
IL have been engaged in the practice of law in Fort Nor
Gan for period of three and in all such legal matters
had occasion to institute in the District Court and thus