. Utah fin dalla statehood, storico e biografico. Ngth nei suoi argomenti che parla mente addestrato nella scuola di investigazione più lontana e a cui il più vicino rea-zoning è diventato abituale e facile. In gran parte specializzato in materia di diritto ferroviario e corpo-razione, ha agito come avvocato generale per la Oregon Short Line RailroadCompany, avvocato generale per lo Utah per le società ferroviarie del Pacifico meridionale e dell'Unione del Pacifico e anche per la Utah Light and Railway Company. Il 10 maggio 1919, il cinquantesimo anniversario del completamento della Union Pacific Railroad è stato rispettato in modo appropriato

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. Utah since statehood, historical and biographical . ngth in his arguments which speaka mind trained in the severest school of investigation and to which the closest rea-soning has become habitual and easy. Largely specializing upon railroad and corpo-ration law, he has acted as general attorney for the Oregon Short Line RailroadCompany, general attorney for Utah for the Southern Pacific and Union Pacific Rail-way Companies and also for the Utah Light and Railway Company. On May 10, 1919, the fiftieth anniversary of the completion of the Union Pacific Railroad was observedin appropriate manner and Mr. Williams was selected by the president of that com-pany, E. E. Calvin, to speak on behalf of the company, which he did. Mr. Williams has always given his political allegiance to the democratic party, which he has supported since age conferred upon him the right of franchise. He wasa member of the council of the last Utah territorial legislature. He belongs to theMasonic fraternity and was thrice grand master of the Grand Lodge. He is a promi. PARLEY L. WILLIAMS UTAH SINCE STATEHOOD 59 nent figure in club circles of Salt Lake, belonging to the Alta, University and Coun-try Clubs. In 1876 Mr. Williams was married to Katharine Sharp, who passed away in 1901.The record of his family of four sons and a daughter is one of which Mr. Williamshas every reason to be proud. Parley L. Williams, Jr., the eldest of the family, wasborn in Salt Lake in 1878 and was graduated from the Rensselaer (N. Y.) PolytechnicSchool in 1900 with the degree of Mining Engineer, since which time he has devotedhis attention to the profession. He offered himself for service in the war but beingin charge of an iron mine near New York city, he was continued there, the countryso greatly needing the development of its mines of that character. Samuel Williams was born in Salt Lake City, March 22, 1886. He was educatedin the district schools of this city, at Belmont School for Boys of Belmont, Cali-fornia, at

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