Les constructeurs d'une grande ville : San Francisco, la ville représentant les hommes, de son histoire et du commerce : femmes enceintes faits concernant la croissance des principales branches du commerce, des industries et des produits de l'Etat et de l'autre . acancy sur le banc de la Cour suprême, de tenir jusqu'à la prochaine élection générale.La saisie sur les fonctions de ce posi-tion judiciaire sans l'ex-Perience, il affiche de l'adaptation au travail startan étonnent-ing, de ses associés et le bar, et pendant les dix-sept et une halfmonths il y reste a été secondto aucun dans la quantité de travail ac-complished , et la

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The builders of a great city : San Francisco's representative men, the city, its history and commerce : pregnant facts regarding the growth of the leading branches of trade, industries and products of the state and coast . acancy on the Supreme Bench, to hold until the next general election.Entering upon the duties of that posi-tion without previous judicial ex-perience, he displayed from the startan adaptability to the work astonish-ing alike to his associates and the bar, and during the seventeen and a halfmonths he remained there was secondto none in the amount of work ac-complished , and the opinions of veryfew of the Judges of this State haveever given such universal satisfactionto the bar and the people. The sound-ness of his law, as applied to the factsas stated by him, was seldom, if ever, questioned ; if it was sought to revisehis opinion it was upon the groundthat he had misconceived the facts, asunderstood by counsel, and on thisground it was very seldom that a dif-ferent conclusion was reached. Ripe now in years and experience, and strong in body and mind, he re-turns again to the practice of his pro-fession, and will, no doubt, for someyears yet be recognized as among thethe lcadei-s of the bar.. Philip G. Galpin Philip a. Galpin. (T is one of the peculiarities of thelegal profession that a membermay be familiar with and held inthe highest esteem by his brother law-yers, be in fact a Bar leader, and yetbe comparatively unknown to thegeneral public. Devoted to his call-ing, earnest in his labors in behalfof his clients, ingenious in argument, and persuasive in manner when heappears before a Court, his time istoo much occupied to permit of hismixing in political affairs or takingpart in the ordinary popular move-ments of the day. Such men, althoughfrom preference they may not seekdistinction outside of their profes-sion, are oftentimes among the mostvalued members of the common-wealth, and, when occasion demands, are foremost in upholding the rightsof their fell

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