Salt Lake Telegram | 1905-11-30 | Page 14 | W. R. White

W. B. WHITE. To achieve honorable distinction in his chosen profession is the legitimate ambition of every legal practitioner, an ambition that In the case of W. R. White has been fully realized. His present eminent position at the local bar Is due to his eminent professional qualifications, no less than to his Industry In-dustry and integrity, and he has ever maintained the dignity of his calling. He has received a very sound legal and i literary training, being a graduate of Bowdoin college, Maine, and of the Michigan law school at Ann Arbor, Mich, which he has largely supplemented supplement-ed by an active and varied practice. Mr. White conducts a general practice in law, appearing before all the State ,and Federal courts and In unremitting in his devot'on to the interests of his clients. He prepares all his cases with skill and care anl1 as an advocate Is noted for his talent and ability in presenting pre-senting his risf to the court, while he Is a reliable and safe legal adviser. Mr. White Is greatly Interested in public pub-lic affairs and has Blled several official positions with conspicuous ability, ha-Ing ha-Ing been United States District Attorney Attor-ney of Idaho from 1881 to 1885. and Assistant As-sistant Attorney-General of Utah from 1901 to 1905. and today he is respected bv the professional and business circles cir-cles of our city. His offlcejs at 312 D. F. Walker' building.