Salt Lake Tribune | 1906-10-15 | Page 4 | The Death of Judge Marshall

THE DEATH OF- JUDGE MARSHALL The whole intermountain region will grieve on fho announcement of the death of Judge Thomas Marshall of this city. He was one of the earliest attorneys to begin his law practice here, and to attain eminence therein, and yet his was not a. general practice; he declined to enter upon the criminal branch of the practice, that being exceedingly ex-ceedingly distasteful io him: As counselor, coun-selor, as a sound, able practitioner in large matters, as a safe custodian and agent in important charges, he was trusty and strong. For a number of years his health has' not admitted of very active effort, and yet he was prompt in attention to everything needing need-ing his care, and diligent in his business. busi-ness. Withal, he was a man of the very highest sense of honor and recti tude, and he had a heart of gold; his sympathies wero warm and keen and he was in distress whenever a friend was in difficulty until that friend was relieved. The world was much the better that Judge Marshall lived in it. His noble kind are nil too few.