Identifier: historyofbenchba01stev (find matches)
Title: History of the bench and bar of Minnesota
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Stevens, Hiram F. (Hiram Fairchild), b. 1852
Subjects: Judges -- Minnesota Lawyers -- Minnesota Minnesota -- Biography
Publisher: Minneapolis : Legal Publishing and Engraving Co.
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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Wakefield, New Hampshire, September 12, 1857. He waseducated at DartmoiUh college and became a teacher in the Iranklinpublic school. \Vashington. D. C. in February. 1877. and continuedteaching until January i, 1881, at which date he was a)i))ointed an as-sistant examiner in the United States ))atent ofiice. \\ hile teaching heattended the law schools of the Xational uni\ersitv and the Colum-bian uni\ersity, graduating from the former in 1880 and from the ))OStgraduate course of the latter in 1882. He was admitted to the bar in1880 and in 1884 came to Minneapolis, and has since that time beenin constant practice, lie has made a specialty of the law of ))ateinsand trade marks, and is the author of a work on trade marks issued iii1903 by the Keefe-Uavidson Co., of St. Paul. lie was for two yearspresident of the Minneapolis Commercial club. REUBEN CLARK BENTON. From his settlement in Miimeapolis in 1875 until his death ColonelBenton was one of the most prominent figures at the bar. He was
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