Clarence A. Lindeman
Arizona, The Youngest State, 1913


Among the younger representatives of the bar in Yuma is 
numbered Clarence A. Lindeman who has gained for himself
a creditable place in professional circles of the city.  
He was born in California in 1884 and is a son of A.A. and 
Celia Lindeman.  The family moved to California in 1901 
and there his parents still reside.

Clarence A. Lindeman  acquired his early education in the 
public schools of Minnesota and afterward entered George 
Washington University in Washington D.C. graduating from 
the law department in 1912.  In the same year he opened 
an office in Yuma, Arizona and he has already secured a 
large patronage, connecting him with important litigated 
interests.  He has been a resident of Yuma for some time 
and previous to his admission to the bar was for five 
years fiscal agent in the reclamation service.





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