Comunale libro blu di San Francisco, 1915 . anni nella contea di Napa quicksilver miniere, devotinghis tempo di ricambio per lo studio del diritto. Nel 1886 si trasferì a San Fran-Cisco, dove continuò i suoi studi in ufficio di Rodi &Barstow, il membro più anziano di cui la società è stata per diciassette yearsAssociate della Corte suprema. Fie è stato ammesso al prac-tice, e nel 1898 è stato nominato giudice superiore dal Governatore Budd,essendo eletto per avere successo se stesso nel 1900 e rieletto nel 1906 e againin 1912. Con quattro anni e mezzo di quest'ultimo termine rimanendo,è stato eletto per il banco di suprema Novem

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Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . years in the Napa County quicksilver mines, devotinghis spare time to the study of law. In 1886 he moved to San Fran-cisco, where he continued his studies in the office of Rhodes &Barstow, the senior member of which firm was for seventeen yearsAssociate Justice of the Supreme Court. Fie was admitted to prac-tice, and in 1898 was appointed Superior Judge by Governor Budd, being elected to succeed himself in 1900, re-elected in 1906 and againin 1912. With four and a half years of the latter term still remaining, he was elected to the Supreme Bench November 3. 1914, by the highestvote received by any of the candidates for the two vacancies. Judge Lawlor was married November 25. 1913, to ]Iiss MaryLee Henry, of an old Southern family, now residing in San Diego. Hebelongs to several prominent clubs. Ten cargoes of barley consigned to Scandinavian and English portswent forward from San Francisco in February. 1915. The total carriedwas 848, 775 centals, valued at $1, 394, 702. Judiciary 183. J JAMES M. TROUTT Superior Judge A^IES M. TROUTT, Judge ofthe Superior Court during twen-ty-three years of continuous service, was born in Boston, Massachusetts.December 20, 1847. His father, Hiram J. M. Troutt, a merchant, two years later caught the gold feverand rounded The Horn, arrivingin San Francisco in March, 1850. In1853 he brought out his family. Thefirst school which his son James at-tended had for principal, James M.Denman, afterwards superintendentand president of the Board of Edu-cation. Later the young studenttook a course at the City College, thereafter going East to Harvard.There he graduated in 1871 in thesame class with Henry Cabot Lodge, present Senator, and Charles J. Bona-parte, grand-nephew of the emperor and United States Attorney-General under President Roosevelt. Theodore Sutro, brother offormer Mayor Adolph Sutro, and later a distinguished Xew Yorklawyer, was of the class, which also included William Lawrence, now Bishop of M

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• bookyear1915