SPORGEON D. STEWART
Arizona, The Youngest State, 1913, pg 632

One of the younger as well as one of the most able and 
successful representatives of the Arizona bar is Sporgeon 
D. Stewart, who since 1911 has been engaged in general 
practice at Kingman. He was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, 
February 1883 and is a son of Norman A. and Harriett A. 
(Donville) Stewart, who went to North Dakota in 1887, 
locating in Bottineau, where the father successfully 
engaged in the practice of law.  They later removed to 
Williston, same state, and remained there until Normal A. 
Stewart retired from active life, going to San Diego, 
California, where he now resides.

Sporgeon D. Stewart acquired his grammar and high school 
education in North Dakota and was afterward a student in 
the law department of Leland Stanford University in 
California.  After receiving his degree he practiced for 
one year in San Francisco as a partner with District 
Attorney Charles M. Fickert, with whom he remained until 
he came to Arizona.  He settled first in Prescott, where 
he was connected with the important law firm of Clark, 
Howarth and Stewart, but in December 1911 removed to 
Kingman, where he has since made his home.

On the 22nd of July 1912, Mr. Stewart married Miss Sarah 
Bucher, a native of Pennsylvania and they have one son, 
William D.

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