Boswell, H. James. American Blue Book Western Washington. Seattle, Lowman and
Hanford Co., 1922. p. 131.

CHARLES A. REYNOLDS is senior member of the firm of Reynolds, Ballinger & 
Hutson, of Seattle, a legal combination will known on the coast.  Mr. Reynolds 
is a native of California, and was born in 1870, and received his early 
educational training was had in Hastings Law School.  In 1895 Mr. Reynolds was 
admitted to the bar.  For two years he was Law Librarian in San Francisco and 
in 1900 located in Seattle.  The firm of Reynolds, Ballinger & Hutson, of 
which he is the senior member, was formed in 1907 and is well known throughout 
the entire Northwest.  In 1915 and 1916 Mr. Reynolds served as Chairman of the 
Washington State Public Service commission.  In his profession Mr. Reynolds 
has made continuous advancement, being recognized as a successful lawyer.  He 
is a man of considerable forethought, and has labored diligently to attain his 
goal.  Mr. Reynolds realized in entering practice, that advancement in the 
legal profession depended upon individual merit, and it has been with this 
view that he has worked so consistently.  He is a man of splendid personality 
and has many friends among members of the bar and the judiciary as well.  In 
1903 Mr. Reynolds was married to Miss Florence Williamson, and the couple have 
one child, John W. Reynolds, now manager of the Automobile Owners Association 
of Washington.

Submitted by: Judy Bivens

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