Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12
TINE JUDGES.
The Land Court officers are
With Us To-day.
rlUp>NLL ul uIE ,uJGl

Hons W + Stntr. II &. Slu's, w W.
Murray aud / &, Fuller u the United
States court 20 private nLd claims, Who
convened court ut Santa Fe last Muu
day. came d.Nu 10 the territorial me.
ttupuls ou y. > as, night, arriving at
H. ~ "a N, huI w"'c driven a. the san
Felipe
t. Cbb'pL, ,hr INTERPRETER - tie
court, W'h h's wife and sister N law,
MIS- Batc,R, daughter II senator lia
rel,, u TRINIDAD, C'l,, aLd Gc1rg" li,,l
lluNard, Wash ns,uu, u G., lawyer,
now residing at Santa fr, nrrumpaurd
the judges To- the city
Hon Mat, W Reynolds, the United
States attorney Tor The court, aud lion
J. II Reader, clerk, ntr bot with the Nls
ttuts, they having tctutucl to theDt
latter 10 Kansas
THIS mDru,u. t.o Judges held an ~
formal reception 80 parIur &C., ~ tie
h 1tcl, aud Nhou lul CIu.IN MAJ al
rvci Mayor SAINT, Aldermen ArmI!p,
Maloy aLd Mll,r, ~ the city couuch,
aud Judscs Lee HLd Tru,bv, with
Mrssrs. Whi,cman, Field. Collier, indcy,
johnston, Snyder aud D,tsuu, = the
lUctl bar association, aud Ira VI Bond,
had made ,hc,t acquaintance aGd were
engaging them ~ cuuyetsat uu.
Owing To- the death ~ the N,fc u
judge Warren, ~ one itom the t,tm ~
Warren, fr,gursou y Btuurr We're
present
The Judges were driven over the r't,,
and are euIpl n iin" lunch thus after
noon at thc AtmlID, the tables bong sc,
Ia the pariots ~ the hul.I There are
strawberries and frr,h tomatoes, direct
from tropical los Angeles, on the I'LL OF
fare, and these delicious and rare trucks
are much enjoyed Ly the visitors, and
the local bar, uf WHICH they are guc,ts
Mrs. Neil Is Field and Mrs " Is.
Chillcrs are present aud thrlr nsst-tauce
IL valuable. Plates are rot Tor twenty
SIX
Tonight at the motel, from s.Jl 10 IL
o'clock, "a public reception will be- held,
and tie citizens ~ Albuquerque, IRE.
spec'ye - part! Iilihntuns, ARE must
cordially expected To- a,tcud aud par.
tclpate ~ the proceedings.
IT," Judges are u tine body Of intel
Ia,tuuI ,,.,, I,u,.p ratt,.l ,.,urta,,. ,pI
talented aud lIE Crl4fS wou bc
pleased 10 scc the public reception tins
evening great success ~ uvtrn lance.
IL conversation with Judge Fuller, It
IL learned that TIE court has been VIZ
tunlly adjourned, but i, - left open Tor
the iihng Of claims and the preparation
81 cases FOR hearing until the first Tues
day IN March, lsfl. when It will recon
vene IN Santa fe. There are only few
claims IA ~, filed but the court is IN.
formed that quite number u claims
viii be filed in IA short time.
! Judges Fuller and Stone are the dem
ocratlc mcmbers = the court, white
Chief Justice Reed and Associates Sluss
and Murray are the republicans, The
attorney aud clerk u the court, also the
interpreter, Are republicans.
/ The following In "A bret personnel OF
/ tho distinguished officials u the private
land court, now IN the city, enjoying the
/ unstlnted hospitality ~ tho clt1sns ui
/ ihs isrfltOrlul uptrpuDhs
yusrrm u. REID,
the chei justice 81 ihe court, WA
born in Ashland county, Ohio, March IL
lS3. When only - yearS % rye he re-
moved from his ustlv. home 10 losA
, where he studied law, and Was admitted
to practice IN lSGl He settled mt COun
cll Blutis, his present home, and in 49,.
Was appointed Judge ~ the district cour,
which office he TILED for two years. Ia
lSN.i he was elected Judge u the supreme
court ~ Iowa, filing the Office fu< iiy,
years, aud oiliciated ~ chief justice the
last two months Of the term. In lSs
he was state senator. and alst
served IN the Jlst congress from the
Ninth district 81 Iowa. lie Was deteHteC
Tor r. election.
WILBUR Y. STONE
~ a native ot Connecticut. aud was borI
IN lSSi. lie Nas rducRt,d at the Az
bury university and at the University u
Indiana, after which he followed joIr
nslism torpa few years and began thu
practice Of law. In 1850 he immigrats,
from Indiana to Colorado and upon tn,
organization 81 the territory was elected
To the Legislature. serving three years II
that capacity Four years he was Rs
sistant United States attorney for Colo
RADIO, Was member Of the convention
which framed the state constitution, are
Was RfterSard state attorney for Tia
Third judicial district. lie was electo,
tn the supreme court ~ Colorado II
1877 without opposition, lie was iudg
afterwards ~ the criminal court q
Arapahoo county. Ills residence /
: Denver.
HTSKY e. sLUss
WAS born ia Illinois, ~ u years ~ age
but his present home II in Wichita, Kan
saa. lie WAS a private soldier IN an In
nols regiment at tho beginning ot tn
civil war, upon the cluFe ~ which h
studied law and short time afterSar,
was admitted Ia practice. lie became
resident ~ Wich!ta IN 1870, served n
; prosecuting attorney and waS for Al,
years "a member ~ the state senate u
, Kansas.
W. ", AuRRAY
was born ia 1879 in Georgia. although
bis appointment comes from Iennssaes
his present home being III Huntington
. lie first studied medicine, graduating
, from the Rush Medical college, ChIcagc
, and from the tniycrsity ~ Tennessee Il