. History of the bench and bar of Minnesota. characteristic led him to develop peculiarly the side of equity juris-prudence in the jiarticular district, and also ujion the supreme benchof the state. (Jn March 4. 1898, the day following his death, the ?MinneapolisTimes said of him : Soon after his arri\al ]\lr. \anderburgh formed a partnership withthe late K. R. Cornell, afterwards justice of the supreme court. Thefirm took ;i i)rominent place from the first moment of its 1859 Mr. \anderburgh was elected judge of the fourth judicial dis-trict, of which Hennepin county co
. History of the bench and bar of Minnesota. characteristic led him to develop peculiarly the side of equity juris-prudence in the jiarticular district, and also ujion the supreme benchof the state. (Jn March 4. 1898, the day following his death, the ?MinneapolisTimes said of him : Soon after his arri\al ]\lr. \anderburgh formed a partnership withthe late K. R. Cornell, afterwards justice of the supreme court. Thefirm took ;i i)rominent place from the first moment of its 1859 Mr. \anderburgh was elected judge of the fourth judicial dis-trict, of which Hennepin county constituted a part, and was the firstresident of Minneapolis to occupy such a place. Successively Vanderburgh dispensed justice in the district for over twentyyears, driving over a large part of the circuit. In a day when thejurisprudence of Minnesota was but slightly developed, his excellenttraining and sound judgment blazed out the path of interpretation,which other courts followed. In 1881 he was elected to the bench of.
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