The Story of a Great Court: Being a Sketch History of the Supreme Court of Wisconsin, Its Judges and Their Times from the Admission of the State to the Death of Chief Justice Ryan (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Story of a Great Court: Being a Sketch History of the Supreme Court of Wisconsin, Its Judges and Their Times From the Admission of the State to the Death of Chief Justice Ryan

Under this act the President appointed Charles Dunn as chief justice and David Irvin and William C. Frazer as as sociate justices, and the first term of the new court was held at Belmont, Iowa county, in December, 1836. On the eighth day of November, 1838, Andrew G. Miller was appointed associate justice in place of Judge Frazer then recently deceased, and the constitution of the court remained uh changed from this time until the organization of the state in 1848.

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