Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
EDUCATORS ELECTED
THEIR OFFICERS
severai important Amend
menis 10 Constitution
Made This Morning.
INTERESTING pApraA WERE READ

visits to The various polniy Of eduoa-
ilonal interest.
onicera Were Elected.
This morning the session was Gale
"a to order al ~ 80 O'Clock. The eluc-
tlop of officers for the ensuing year
resulted as follows.
President w. a. pcchcr, Gallup.
Vice Prosaent W -. Mcfarland.
Albuquerque.
Recording Secretary Elnor Thorn,
AZ. i.as Vegas
treasure n. Il. Grant Las Vegas
Local Secretary Ven. Las
Vegas
Member ol executive committee
Prof C. E iodgin. Albuquerque.
Next Meeting plLeo.
several towns in the territory we're
anxious to secure the noxt meeting 1
/ place OF the association The senu- /
ment was strongly Ia fEvpr at las /
Vegas aud tho association formally /
deciuod 70 hold next years session at 4
| that place IN amending the cOnet. |
uiioa SO as Go provide Tor the ONCE /
Of local secretary. G.. , Vert was se-
lected hecausr be- 81 resident Of the |
next meeting place. Ia accordAnce with /
me amendment
Several Amendments Passed.
Tho amendment 20 paragraph one Of
the hy-uRs vested the president with
the authority go appoint at the meet
ing f0lluwue his election. the follow
ipg committees auditing committed
AMI committee On resolutions. striking
ont nominating committee and com.
miitoo un place 90 meeting
The amendments 10 paragraph
. and @ provided that al officers Of the
association boz elected fnf terms Of
three wears instead n annually as al
present 10 vogue and also that the
, member the longest on the executive
committee should act as rs chairman
, Provision VAS also made for the adj
! diiional Office Of local secretary, mon
v ton OF which already has teen made.
4 Other Business Notes.
: The report OF the treasurer showed
> a balance ~ t202.t2, which was cx-
4 ceedlngly gratifying 90 the associa-
a ton. Members, for TIE council were
!. selected ~ foll0Ws:
Amadn Chnvcs. Santa Fc; Miss -,
" a. KOehler Siife, CITY; &. u. Thomp-
=. son. Roswell; X. q I.arhin. Las We
. gas Miss Myrtle Decker, Silver City;
j. b. CLARK. Albuquerque; G. y. Smith,
s San Juan county. &. Iafiorge. ColfaS
g county; y NJ richards. Mesilla Park;
. and \. ~ Stroup Albuquerque.
s Papers Were Read
=, The reading Of several papers fol-
q lowed on educational views. Mss
q Stollhnrn nf This city. gave a very IN
/. tcresiinp icyieW Of Drawing" ana
Il W a. Dockrr 0f Gallup. spoke on
History" Mr. Decker said history
n was very important because Of It's
N correlation with other studies Il was
d also good lu formulate the morals Of
= children nf AN grades and gave one
d taste fof good literature. "i.et as
have trHc storlo, based 90 history,
Sir. Decker said
Resolutions Passed.
The following resolutions were
N passed
" Eve sincerely tbaub the A. r. 4 3.
+. Railroad company for The favor Of
IN half fare to the meetings OF this as
a s0ciatiun la past years, but We depre-
- cate end condemn the shaHgo OF atti~
tudc Of this company towards ednea-
tional interests, as manifested By IA
a having increased the fares for the
W. present meeting. aud we respectfully
ne but earnestly invite said company "a
be careiuliy ihycstigatC educational con-
mr. ditious in New Mexico: consider tho
~. low salaries most teachers nacossar-
he ily receive the self denial they must
ad exercise IN order 90 attend these
a meetings the absolute necessity fol
az. an educated population II railroad
Jar companies prosper. and see u u cam
toi not IN the future manifest "A more lib
re- eral split toward education and ed.
big ucaiiOnal Interests We thank thue,
Op railroads hat haze this year. rs IL
en-. past years, srantcd memhers Of ihii
ed, association the usual half fare
"This association approves ~ an'
sht apprentices the efforts nov being
OF made By the superintendent OF public
AZ instruction Ia visit different parts %
cd the terrhory IN the interests Of edu
he cation on behalf Of those INTEREST,"
I'm. We thank mo following railroad com
on panle3 iDf saving granted him trans
MA portailun without which be- could NO
at visit those portions ut the torritor
reached by said roads Atlantic 4
as Pacific, the Colorado q Southern m
wa Ei Paso a Northeastern system an
an tho pec0s Valley lines"
&C we hereby express our apprecla
tlnn Of the Uniform kindncsS show
all "a by the aeople Of Albuquerque dur
hat Ing our stay among them. Tho pres
ile. the local committees Of teachers su
MIA perinteudent j. Y. Clark and profcasC
ear kspiand deserve especial mention f.
IAN making the meeting a success
on vii. Leave For hsmc.
vas After The tons az Inspection th
~ afternoon, many uf the delegates frul
"a other towns IN the territory starif
ors for home all thoroughly pleased VII
the meeting
the lumber Company Souvenirs.
.es The American Lumber company M
tsauad attractive souvenirs 90 tho
present NJ the meellngs They are
q, the form Of a Navajo white pint
~ paddle, inhclled Particular Pupil
IVY persuadef" The souvenir gives son
nee interesting information concerning q
'es American Lumber cgmpapy's plant
Held Evening session.
An evening session was held Ia
zee nieht. The advantage Of having
~. Journal u education printed for q
eW bench a momberB was discussed
'he some lengih. A motion passed proyi
Ing for no publication OF asaociatl'
proceedings 10 bee distributed amor
vel. tho toArOhsrg OF the territory, Con
ns mittces were appointed az follows;
in. AudiinR~-R v Grant. o. N. Go
IAN glaglor and Miss l. Wiley he8oll
rg. tions-prnt Hiram Hadley, psof
~ CLARK and Prot o. N i.ight Nomii
mi airing "A. >. stroun. a. N. Hichar
'iy and Miss y Decker Place ~ Nee