Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22
BODY Of JUDGE
t. A. MANN WILL
Be BURIED TODAY
Funeral Service to Begin at 2
O'Clock This Afternoon at
the Home, Sixth and Roma
Avenue,

The funeral Of Judge F. A Mann
viii De held this afternoon
The funeral will be q Masonic Blue
lodge service. Pilgrim Commandery
of the Knights Templar will furnish
the escort The religious services will
be conducted by the Rev. John Il.
Gass and the Rev. Hugh Cooper both
of the Presbyterian church The SER
vices will bcgin at O'Clock ana will
be held az the Mann home, sixth
street and Roma avenue Burial will
be in Fairyiew cemetery
Pall-bearers Are Chosen.
The pallbearers, who were selected
Yesterday. include prominent men Of
this city and of others in the state
They are requested to meet at 1880
O'Clock this afternoon at Strong
Brothers undertaking rooms. They
are
Active. Justice Frank w Parker,
Dr David h. Boyd Judge Edward r..
Wright Of Santa Re. A. h. McMnlen,
Judge George r. Craig. Herbert q.
Holt of Las Cruces
Honorary Former Governor will
liam j. Mills. of Las Vegas Judge
John r.. Merle, of Santa Fc: Judge
William H. Pope. of Santa Fe: Chief
Justice Clarence j. Roberts. Of Santa
re, Judge David j. Leahy, OF Las We
gas Hon H. @. Bursum, Of Socorro,
D. q. Fitch, Of socorro; W. c. War
rem, of Alamogordo; Capt W. G. Reid,
Mai W. II. N. Llewellyn. of Las cru
ces. col. Jose d. Sena. Of Santa Re.
Attorney General Frank W. Clancy,
United states Senator Thomas b. cat
ron. Eduardo NJ Otero, of Los Lmas,
Justice Richard n. Hanna, of Santa
Fe; r. p. Barnes, Of Silver city,
Charles 2. Downs, of Carrlzozo; Mark
p. Thompson, Of Las Cruces; former
Governor Miguel a. Otero, Of Santa
Fe; Alex d Goldenburg, Of Tucum-
carl; D. A. Macpherson, Frank A.
Hubbell. Judge f.. l.. Medler, of Las
Cruces; Reed Holloman, of Santa Fe;
Col j. Wilson, of Roswell
Wire From Mayor Lea.
Among other expressions Of regret
and sympathy received yesterday
were message from Mayor Tom Lea,
Of El Paso, and resolutions adopted
by the Mckinley county grand jury at
Gallup Mayor LEAFS telegram fol-
lows.
Il desire through your paper TO
express TO the citizens of Albuqder-
que and New Mexico in general the
very deep sympathy of myself and the
city of El Paso in the untimely death
of Judge Mann Men like him are Of
incalculahle value to a community and
his death leaves vacancy that will
be hard to fiji. His many friends
here sympathize with YOU most deep
~ and feel a sincere regret that !
cannot he present to pay my last re-
spects to a man whom New Mexico
could in afford TO lose
tom LEA, Mayor
The Mckinley county grand jury's
resolutions follow;
"Diyine Providence having called
from our number our honored and
esteemed Judge, Edward A. Mann,
and
Whereas, we, the members Of the
grand jury of the Second judicial dis
trict for Mckinley county, are keenly
appreciative of the inesumable loss
that has fallen upon us and our COM
munity and
Whereas, we desire to extend our
profound sympathy to the family Of
the departed
"Now. therefore, we extend to the
family of our late Judge our deep and
heartfelt sympathy, fully realizing
that every man, woman and child in
his community has lost a friend.
tSigned1 "H II. WALKER,
Foreman OF the Grand Jury
G. NJ. ROUSE.
Clerk of the Grand Jury