Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-06
'SAVANT
WILL LECTURE IN
SANTA FE
Auspices Of Archaeology
ical Society," Committee to
Organize Auxiliary 10 Muse
un Appointed.


tepeflai Dfspatcn 10 tf MORNING Jburnaif
santa Fe. y. NJ. March a meet
ing Of the Santa Fe Archaeological
Society was held last evening in the
Puye room OF the Old Palace. PresI-
lent John r MeFie. after calling the
meeting to order, explained the work
accomplished and the necessity OF
maintaining the society. as its presi-
lent is an ex-officia member of the
regents OF the New Mexico Museum.
He announced the coming Of PROBES
sor Mitchell Carroll of Washington,
d. G.. on Sunday, March 18th, for a
lecture to be delivered here. Judge
McFie explained the status of the
school OF American Archaeology in
corp0rated by act of congress, the
New Mexico Museum created by the
legislature of New Mexico and the
Archaeological Society Of New Mexi-
co. which has been in existence FOR
the past fifteen years but is not in
eorporated. He explained the plan
devised for an auxiliary organization
in connection with the Museum.
Patrons are such as have contributed
81 geo or more toward the museum.
Among those are Hon. Frank Spring
er OF Las Vegas. and Mrs. John Hayes
Hammond of New York. while a
third is shortly 10 be announced. A
life member is one who has given
500. The annual dues Of the other
members viii be 50 a year. 4 COM
mittee of ladies has been commission
ed by the American institute of Arch
aeologv Of Washington. D.. c.. To aid
in the organization OF the auxiliary
and TO make headquarters in the
.Puye room This committee as far
as announced consists of: Mesdames
William J. Mills. John r. McFie.
Nathan Jaffa- Arthur Seligman. James
L. SeIigman. Francis c. Wilson. E. NJ.
Thomas, Paul A. F. Walter, Levi A.
Hughes, r. J. Palen. y. r. Laughlin.
Jacob Weltmer. A. NJ. Bergere, i. II.
Rapp and Miss Massie.
The society elected the following
to mebership: G. n NcLenathen Of
Carlsbad, Eddy county. and Henry
Goldsmith OF Wichita. Kansas. but at
present of this city. Upon motion. c.
f. Linney was elected treasurer of the
society vice A. H. Brodhead. re-
signed \ vote Of thanks was ten
dered Mr.. Brodheaa for his faithful
and excellent services as an officer
of the society.
The date for the lecture Of Profess
sor Carroll WAS set for Tuesday even
Ing. az eight o'clock. March 18th. in
the supreme court room chamber.
y proposition that the society pro-
Tide suitable furniture for the Puye
room was discussed and action de-
ferred until the business meeting.
which has been called for Tuesday
evening. March -. at $50 O'Clock.
the annual election Of officers
viii also take place
h society voted to present a sub
Stantlal and handsome register to
the museum. 10 be placed in the Puye
SO that every visitor may regis
ter his or her name.
u society now has 170 members
In al parts of the territory. but an ef-
Tort Will be made to increase his
largely The society will make It's
permanent headquarters in the Puye
room. and will also have use Of the
lecture room now being fitted up in
the old palace, h intention being to
give periodical lectures. that on Tues
day. March 18th. being the first Of
the series.