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Title: History of the bench and bar of California: being biographies of many remarkable men, a store of humorous and pathetic recollections, accounts of important legislation and extraordinary cases, comprehending the judicial history of the state
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Shuck, Oscar T. (Oscar Tully), 1843-1905
Subjects: Lawyers Judges Courts Celebrated cases
Publisher: Los Angeles, Cal. : The Commercial printing house
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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is varied, he has made probate law and thelaw relating to real property his specialty. Mr.Mueller belongs to several Masonic orders.While he is not a politician in any sense ofthe word, he favors the platform of the Re-publican party. He was married, April 5,igoo, to Miss Ivy S. Schoder, daughter of Jo-seph Schoder, president of the Union Hard-ware and Metal Company, of Los Angeles. HENRY MULVIHILL. Henry Mulvihill, of San Francisco, wasborn and educated in Ireland. After gradu-ating from college, he entered the law offices
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of one of the most distinguished legal firmsin Ireland. He applied himself closely to thepractical as well as theoretical details of theprofession, and there he gained that system-atic legal training which is indispensable tosuccess. Mr. Mulvihill was admitted to practice bythe Supreme Court of California, and by theIgnited States Federal Courts. He is a closestudent, and devotes his whole time to theinterest of his profession, and is building upa good business. He has a large and increas-ing clientele, and has hosts of friends. sided in Los Angeles since 1880. He attendedthe public schools until he determined to de-vote his life to the law. His legal trainingwas received in the law office of the late JudgeW. H. Wilde, and at the University of Vir-ginia. After being admitted to the SupremeCourt of California he traveled extensivelyabroad. Shortly after his return to Los An-geles he went into partnership with Hon. C. C.Wright, but is at the present time engaged inthe practice of law al

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