Annals of Emporia and Lyon County . eech, and capable of severesarcasm, he is noted for professionalkindness and courtesy. As city attorneyhe has successfully carried this city through much important and ditVicultlegislation. His last case of national note is thefamous Texas cattle case, where he andJudge Cunningham, representing overone hundred and forty clients, won thecase in our district court and our supremecourt and in the supreme court of theUnited States. He is the senior member of the law firmof Buck & Spencer, who are both engagedin the active practice of the profession. Judge L. B.
Annals of Emporia and Lyon County . eech, and capable of severesarcasm, he is noted for professionalkindness and courtesy. As city attorneyhe has successfully carried this city through much important and ditVicultlegislation. His last case of national note is thefamous Texas cattle case, where he andJudge Cunningham, representing overone hundred and forty clients, won thecase in our district court and our supremecourt and in the supreme court of theUnited States. He is the senior member of the law firmof Buck & Spencer, who are both engagedin the active practice of the profession. Judge L. B. Kellogg came to Emporiain 1865, as president of the State NormalSchool. Afterwards he was probate judge,representative, state senator, and attorneygeneral. In all these positions he ac-quitted himself with credit, and per-formed his duty conscientiously and withmarked ability to the interests of the peo-ple of Kansas. He is now engaged in thepractice of the law in company with , in Emporia, and is having THE ADDIS William Addis came to Emporiain 1SS2. He was elected a member ofthe city council and served for some timeas acting mayor. He was elected mayorin 1S97, and is now serving the city inthat capacity. He invested largely inproperty here, and is the owner of thethree-story block shown above, locatedon the northwest corner of Commercialand .Sixth streets, the site of the firstbuilding erected in Emporia. He is anenterprising and thorough-going citizen,ever watchful of the best interests of thecity. 30 ANNALS or EMPORIA AND LYON COUNTY. Mr. I. E. Peiley erects the firststone and brick building on Com-mercial street. Name of the Kansas Nezvschanged to Efftporia News. August 15 first meeting to organ-ize a county agricultural society butno attempt was made to hold a fair. The new Christian church wasdedicated October 3, 1S59, with ap-propriate ceremonies, S. G. Brownofficiating. Breckinridge county reportsnine hundred registered voters. In O
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