The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-27
CITY IN MOURNING
As N. W.FLOURNOY
IS LAID TO REST
Practically All Business Hous-
es Closed in Compliance
With Mayors Proclamation
During Hours Of Funeral.

Albuquerque as q community, and
the people ot Albuquerque az lndi.
viduala. united this afternoon In al
pu5iic expression OF sorrow for the
unumoly death OF NJ. W, Fiournoy.
late vico president Of the First Ma
iionai bank. for whom funeral serv-
Ices were held az the family home,
100 south ARM street. nc 2 O'clock.
Meeting the terms Of q proclama-
ton issued yesterday evening by
Mayor Buatright. all city offices were
closed during the hours of the fu-
neral service, from 2 TO I O'Clock.
while all but necessary occupations
were suspended durins those hours, a
Hiajorlty of the business houses closing
their doofs. The banks of the city
eloscd for the day az 1 O'Clock this
afternoon. while che businesses with
which AIR. Flournoy WA connected
were closed throughout The day.
These incl,tdcd the First National
bank. the Occidental Lsfe and Fire In
sufance companies aud the Whitney
Hardware company.
The public schools also were closed
for the latter part of the afternoon
session.
Tho Mayors Proclamation.
Mayor B~oatrighl's proclamation,
which expresses the feeling OF the
public orrow was as follows.
Whereas. the late NJ. vs. Flournoy
was a leading figure in the CONNER
ciui and financial activity OF the city
uf Albuquerque. and by his lntereei in
and Efforts on behalf OF this COM
munity has done much Tor its ad-
Vanccmcnt 81 many ways.
Now, therefore. !. ID "a. Bautright.
mayor OF the said city OF Alhuquer-
que. do hereby proclaim that in re-
spcct 90 the said NJ. W. Flournoy the
business aud commercial activities ga
said city shall cease and Joe inactive
between the hours OF ? o'clock aud
4 O'Clock p. VA. OF september %.
1915.
And / further order that an offices
and departments OF said clty shall
close their doors n transact no
business within the period named. oz-
ccpt those offices 100 departments
whose activity is necessary for the
preservation OF the public peace.
health on safety. Csignod)
DH. BOATRIGHT.
Attest; Mayor.
THOMAS HUGHES. city CLERK.
simple Funeral service.
Tho funeral service at the family
home this afternoon was simple. bui
impressive The residence was q
mass Of flowers tributes frau irIcuds
and business Associates. and tho 40.
, tendance far beyond tho gru1pity u.
the rooms. Eoy. Archie Toothakar
lpaalor of the First Congregations.
church. conducted the service. u,
wls assisted with music consisting oil
% SONS hy Mrf. Ray Bailey aud hymn.
suns by o. guartDtt. oI I.iIt-. Mr.
Bailey. Mre q % usn.u4. Alr. O.
McCianuhuu ana Mlss Louise Thorue
with Sir B. IS sedDr accompanying
The active bearers. aIl business as
e@1oiates of Ar, F"lOuruoE, wcr0
Gcorsc R~oslIngtou. Dhlr'Ds whit,
Frank n. Harris, Ernest J.. LlndoIil
D. }. C0rricl aud Guy H. f,orers
20 The honorary hearers were. Jlds
Herb,rl IT, Reynolds Alfred Gruu-
ifsld, A. D MeMiucn 70. Is. D.. seller.
j. A. Weiuman. %oa mold. IrIut a
Hubbell, A. G MeQancy, Robert q
Putnoy J. S. Mactayi-h of Mazda
lena. John Becker of Boien D.. t
iQuibedeaux of Gallup
The service of lutcrmnut was prI
5 waite.