Plan No. 679. Lawyer Becomes Railway Counsel
After finishing at a law school, he obtained an appointment as assistant to the counsel for a railway. He studied for two or three years, in this capacity, and worked with the counsel of the railway until finally he won recognition for his services from the company. The railway counsel was changed, or left the service, and he became counsel for the railway at that point.
This kind of work pays well, and he has an assistant or two under him, and enjoys a good reputation in his community.