J.C. FOREST
Arizona, The Youngest State, 1913, pg 659

J.C. Forest, of Phoenix, has served in a capable way as 
Assistant United States Attorney and is one of the leading 
members of the bar of Arizona.  He was born in Wisconsin on 
the 8th of January, 1862, and acquired his early education 
in the public schools of his native state.  In October 1889, 
he came to Arizona and read law under Ross and O'Sullivan. 
He also engaged in teaching, an occupation to which he had 
turned his attention previously in Wisconsin.  He was admitted 
to the bar in Prescott in 1899 and has since been engaged in 
professional work here, winning recognition as a powerful, 
forceful and able practitioner. He served as assistant district 
attorney of Yavapai County under Judge Robert E. Morrison and 
later held the office of Assistant United States attorney under 
Judge Joseph E. Morrison.  Since April 1913, Mr. Forest has 
been in the general practice of law at Phoenix and is also 
attorney for the Southern Pacific Railway at Phoenix.

On the 8th of January 1907 Mr. Forest was united in marriage 
to Miss Annie Suits, of Santa Monica, California and they are 
the parents of one son, John S.

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