Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-12-28
TEACHERS CONVENTION.
Continued from First Page.)

FORENOON SESSION.
The program as arranged for the
forenoon session was carried out to the
letter, and proved to be excellent in ev-
cry respect. The speakers and subjects
were as follows:
Teaching Current Events in the
Public Schools" Prof. Giles l.. Marsh,
principal Santa Fe high school.
THE INDIAN:
His Present." Supt. c. J. Crandall,
Santa Fe Indian school.
His Future" Miss Dissette, super
vlsing teacher Indian Pueblo day
schools.
school Lands" A. A. Keen, land
commissioner, Albuquerque.
Discussion-Prof. D. M. Richards, SUI
p~erintendent Gallup public schools.
Manual Training as an Aid inTeach-
ing the Other Branches Of the Lower
GraGes," Miss Jane Lonely, Silver City
normal.
The History of Chemistry" Prof.
William C. Phalen, School of Mines, So
zorro.
The committee on resolutions report
ed the following resolutions, which were
adopted:
"Resolved, That the thanks of this
educational association be extended to
the citizens of Santa Fe for their hos
pitality and cordial greeting to the
teachers and their interest shown in the
meetings and welfare of the associa-
ton.
Resolved, That the association extend
it's thanks to the civic committee, the
Woman's Board of Trade and Hon. and
Mrs. Z B.. Catron for their numerous
courtesies shown to the members of this
association.
Resolved, That the association extend
it's thanks to Solicitor General e. L.
Bartlett for his excellent address of
welcome.
Resolved, That the thanks of the as
ISOLATION be extended to the capitol
custodian committee for the free use of
this beautiful hall for our meetings, and
the adjacent halls and rooms for va
rious school exhibits.
Resolved, That the thanks of this as
ISOLATION be extended to the light and
water company for the free use of lights
| during our night meetings.
Resolved, That this association ex-
press it's thanks to the choir and the
musicians of the government Indian
school for the excellent music furnished
by them during this session.
Resolved, That the thanks of this as.
ISOLATION be extended to the Santa Fe
railroad and the Denver & Rio Grandt
railroad for the special rate of trans.
portation on their road.
Whereas, in the education of thu
masses is the safety of our republican
I institutions, and in our public school!
is the hope of New Mexico, the ad
vancement of these schools in %practica
efficiency becomes a question of vita
Importance in the territory; inasmucl
as mothers share with fathers the in
tClNol III lC VI liSAl IA
dren. and inasmuch as to women il
largely %intrusted the care and t~rainin.
of the young, be it
Resolved, That the Educational Asso
citation of New Mexico advocates tn
extension of the suffrage to women il
all school elections.
The committee on nominations re
ported, and the following officers wer
elected: President, Hiram Hadley, La
Cruces; vice president, Hugh A. Owen
Silver City; secretary, Miss Maggie ]
! Butcher, Las Vegas; treasurer, A.. Mon
toya, Albuquerque; railroad secretary
w. T. Robertson, Deming; executiv'
committee-E. p. Childs, Albuquerque
L. c. Butscher, Ration; D. NJ. Richards
Gallup; educational council-W. A
Chapman, Ration; Mrs. Catharine F
Wallace, Mrs. Ella G. Weltmer, j. A
Wood, Santa Fe; Miss. Catherine Fields
Albuquerque; L. w. Martin, Roswell
T. D. A. Cockerell, Las Vegas; Mis-
Dissette, Santa Fe; M. e. Hickey, All
buqueroue; Miss Elizabeth Jackson.
Albuquerque was chosen the mex
place Of meeting, after Santa Fe, whicl
controlled the majority of votes pres
ent, had decided not to insist upon it
claims for the next meeting, upon tn
tacit understanding that at the mex
meeting Santa Fe would be chosen tn
permanent meeting place of the asso
citation.