Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-22
JUDGE WARREN
Died in this City This
Morning.
Body viii be Sent to Quincy
ill.,, for Burial,
Coroner's inquest Over Death Of
William L. Keys,
OTHER LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Judge Henry l.. Warren, we'll
known and prominent attorney of this
city, died at his residence. corner of
Castillo avenue and Fourteenth street.
this morning at 1875 o'clock. after a
lingering illness OF several months. Dr.
j. $. Easterday was his physician.
Judge Warren came to this city from
Santa Fe. where he was for several
years member OF the law firm OF
Fiske Il Warren, about fifteen years
ago. and soon thereafter formed
partnership in the practice OF law with
III. Il. Ferguson. Later. NJ A. Bruner
was added to the Arm. and when Mr.
Bruner moved away from the city, s.
B. Gillette's name was substituted as
member Of the firm. After practic-
ing law for several years under the
firm name OF Warren Ferguson & Gil
lette the firm was dissolved by mutual
consent, and in January, 1899 he took
as his partner IL. V. Chaves. This
morning a telephone message summon
ed Mr.. Chaves to the stricken resi-
dence. and when he arrived he found
that the end was rapidly approaching;
that the judge was unconscious and
failed to recognize him. and Mr.. Cha
YES remained until the final dissolution.
His old Santa Fe partner. Hon. Eu-
gene A. Flske, was here to see him
yesterday and remained several hours
during the day and evening with him.
He was then unconscious at times, and
hardly recognized Mr.. Fiske, who then
pronounced his life OF short dura-
tion. Mr.. Flske had to return to San
Ia Fe this morning.
Yesterday. it is understood, while I'm
| one of his rational moods he expressed
desire to Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs who
| Kept his house. that should he die he
wanted to be taken to quincy, H., for
| burial.
| Judge Warren was one OF the best
known lawyers in the southwest. not
| only in New Mexico, but throughout
Colorado and Arizona. At the time OF
his death he was a member for New
| Mexico of the National Bar assocla-
ton OF the United States, and a mem
Der in excellent standing OF the New
Mexico Territorial Bar association.
Judge warren was born in Quincy
| Illinois, August o. 1897, and had he
| lived until the coming August would
have been CO years OF age. The Judge
was the only survivor OF his family
except his brother. Charles A. Warren.
prominent attorney OF Chicago to
| whom telegram was sent this morn
| ing The deceased attended the Naval
academy at Annapolis and Brown uni
Versity. Providence, Rrode Island; was
a cadet midshipman, but resigned al
the close of the second year in order Ia
turn his attention to the study OF law
and entered his fathers law office. his
father at that time being a member OF
the firm OF Warren & skinner. The de.
ceased practlced law I'm several citie,
ana towns OF Missouri, until the out.
break of the civil war. when he re.
turned to Quincy, III. There he served
as city attorney and also as a member
OF the Illinois state legislature. While
at Quincy he received the appointment
OF chief Justice OF the supreme court
OF Montana, when that state was a ter.
| ritOry from President johnson, and
served four years. lie then returned tc
Quincy, remained there few year.
and then came west en- route stopping
a few years at st. Louis and thence tC
Leadville, Col, and from the latter city
he came south to New Mexico.
The deceased was married in 1858 4
Miss Mary l.. Warren, a distant rela
tive of his, and they had four chill
dren-all dead, except Paul u. War
ren. son. who Is now serving Uncl,
Sam as a volunteer soldier in the Phil
ippines. Mrs. Warren died in this cit!
about seven years ago.
The remains are now at the Edwards
undertaking rooms being embalmed
and Will be ready for shipment L
Quincy. H.. tomorrow night for per
manent burial.
BAR ASSOCIATION MEET.
A meeting OF the members OF the Ba
OF this city was held this afternoon II
the Office OF Il. V. Chavez, which wa
attended by every member at presen
in the city, the purpose being to TAX
action on the death OF Judge Warren
Judge w. ID. Lee was selected a
chairman and +. W. Clancy secretary
A committee consisting OF Thos. A
Finical Il. V. Chavez, Summers Burk
hart and the chairman and secretar
, was appointed TO draft resolutions O
respect. 1t was further decided tina
the members OF the bar would atten
the funeral services and escort the re
mains TO the depot tomorrow night.
Indian Murderers.
Sheriff Baca and Deputy Sheriff Ba
Felas came in from the west last niph