Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

eeileni In every respect. ne aptakerr
and subjects were ~ follows.
Teaching Current Bvonta N the
Public Schools" Prof. GILES l.. Marsh,
principal santa re high school
The Indian, His Present" A1pt G.
J. Crandail. Santa ~ indian echool.
"The Indian. his Future" Miss Dis.
settle, supervising teacher 1ndian Pue-
bio day schools.
school Lands" A. A. KEN, land
commissioner. Albuquerque.
Discussion-Prof y. M Richards,
superintendent Gallup public schools
Manual Training AZ an AID IN
Teaching the other Branches Of the
Lever Grades" Miss Jane LonGly. Bii-
yer City normal.
THE History OF Chemistry" Prof.
william c. Phalen. School Of Mines.
sooorro
The committee on resolutions report
cd the following resolutions. which
werc adopted,
Resolved. THAT the thanks OF this
educational association be extended 20
toe citizens OF aartn re for their hos
pltality and cordial greeting to che
teachers and their interest shown IN
meetings and welfare % the associa-
tion.
Resolved. That the association ex-
tend its thanks 10 the civic COMMITTEES.
the woman's Board 81 Trade and Hon.
and Mrs, r y. Catron Tor their numer-
Gus courteslse shown 10 the members
of this association.
Resolved. That the association ex-
tend its thanka 70 Solicitor General E.
l.. Bartlett tfor his excellent address
Of welcome.
Resolved. That the thanks a the as
s0ciation be extended 20 the capitol
custodian committee for the free use
Of this beautiful hall for our meetings.
and the adjacent halls and rooms for
various school exhibita
Resolved. That the thanks OF this ar
ISOLATION b. extended 20 the light and
water company for the free uao Of
lights during our night meetings.
Resolved, That this association en-
press Ia thanks 10 the choir and the
musicians Of the government Indian
school for the excellent music furaish.
cd by them during this session.
Resolved. That the thanks OF thil
association be extended 60 the Santa
Re railroad and the Denver \ RiS
Grandc railroad for the special rate o.
transportation on their roads.
Whereas. In the education OF th'
masses u the safety OF our republican
institutions. and IN our public school
Il the hope OF New Mexico. the ad
yancement Of these schools IN practl
cal efficiency becomes question o.
vital importance IN the territory; mas
much as mothers share with father
the interest In the education o. theh
children, and lnasmuch as 10 wOnei
l. largely intrusied the care an,
training % the young be 81
Resolved. That the Educational a.
ISOLATION Of New Mexico ADVOCATES IN,
extension Of the su1Aes % women Il
an school elections
The committee bh nominations re-
ported. and the f6llowin x officers werl
elected President Hiram Hadlpy. la
Cruces. vice president. Hugh A. owen
silver city; secretary, Miss Maggie ]
Butcher, Las Vegas; treasurer. A. Mon
loya. Albuquerque; railroad secretary
W. r. Y ,rtEon. peming; executive
comn.,stsc--E. =. Chllds. Albuquerque
T. G. Rutschcr. Ration. D. VI Rich
ards. Gallup; educational council-W
a. Chapman Eaton. Mrs. catharin
p. Wallace. Mrs. Ella c. Welimer.
A. Wood. Santa Re. MIS- catherir
Fileds. Albuquerque l.. w. MAFtlr
Roswell: r. u. A Cockrell. Las Vegas
Miss Dissettc. Santa Re; NJ. y, Hickey
Albuquerque; Miss Elizabeth Jackson
Albuquerque was chosen the mex
place o. meeting.
The association then adjourned, al
ter which many 81 the teachers vlsite
places Of historic interest. and sewers
Of them win remain over until snnda
20 attend the Christian Endeavor con
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