North Dakota Law Review/Volume 1/Number 2/Retiring Chief Justice Commends Association
RETIRING CHIEF JUSTICE COMMENDS ASSOCIATION
The following represents a portion of the letter transmitted recently by Hon. H. A. Bronson, retiring chief justice of the Supreme Court, to the President of the Association:
"Already, the Bar Association has made auspicious beginnings towards the attainment of its potential possibilities. A spirit of co-operation, interest and activity is manifested by the Committees of the Association and the membership at large. Through this co-operation, interest and activity, substantial results are already in evidence for the Bench and Bar of this State in the better and more efficient administration of justice.
"Now, to promote the betterment of the work of the Association, and the better co-operation and interest of its membership, there appears, through your initiative and that of your Executive Committee, a beginning in the field of journalism through the publication of a monthly journal, prepared, edited, and published by lawyers, members of the Association. This, at least, is the attainment of one objective which for some time I have inherently desired to see accomplished.
"As the New Year is nigh at hand, I desire to express my expectant wish that the Association, under your guidance and that of its Executive Committee, may gather unto itself, in the New Year, greater strength and still greater attainment of the beneficent purposes for which it has been established and that the monthly journal, just initiated, may enlist the active interest, co-operation and support of the entire Bar of this State."
Harrison A. Bronson
In acknowledging this letter, President Cupler expressed the kindly feelings existing on the part of the Bar towards the retiring member of our Supreme Court.