Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-11
STATE MUSEUM NOTES

| ESPECIAL CONSEQUENCES TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, Jan. 10-Mrs j. T.. Hur-
/ ley, formerly of Las Vegas, now of
Washington, ID. c., who visited santa
Fe last summer has become a life
member of the New Mexico Society of
| the Archaeological Institute of Amer
lea, by the payment of 500. United
States Senator Thomas h. Catron has
transferred his life membership from
the Boston to the New Mexico society
and so has Professor Newcomer of
Las Cruces from the Iowa society Mr.
and Mrs. !. H. Rapp, Or. and Mrs. Ed
ear j.. Hewett and jesse Nusbaum
will transfer from the san Diego so
ciety ana Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. #.
Walter from the Los Angeles society.
Hon. Frank Springer will transfer his
life membership from the Washington
society and Prof Byron Cummings is
expected to transfer his membership
from the Utah society, and Mrs.
George II. Wallace from the Chicago
society. The following have become
charter members in addition to the
above. Federal Judge and Mrs. Will
liam II. Pope, Santa Fe; Mrs. w. G.
Elmslie, Bishops ranch, Santa Fe;
and Mrs. +. i. Gormely, Santa Fe,
Dr. and Mrs L. L. w Wilson, Phila-
delphia; Hon. and Mrs. John w. Poe,
Roswell. state Senator and Mrs +. G.
Champion, Ration; ex-Mayor and Mrs.
Arthur Seligman, of Santa Fe Post
master and Mrs. James l.. Seligman
Santa Fe. NJ. and Mrs. Rupert f.
Asplund, Santa F'e; District Judge and
Mrs +. c. Abbott. Santa Fe; DR.. w
II. Schofield Cambridge, Mass; DR.
and Mrs. George Laid, Las Cruces; c
n. Cotton, Gallup: Judge and Mrs
John r. McFic, Santa Fe; John Is.
Stauffer, Santa Fe. Mrs. u. b. Bur
ton, Santa Re; Col. Ralph T.. Twitch-
ell, Santa Pc; Mrs. II. l.. Wilson, San
Ia Fee Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Weltmer
Santa Fe Hon. and Mrs. Samuel Ell
dodt, Chamita; Superintendent and
Mrs. F. c. Snyder, Santa Fe; DR.. and
Mrs. Frank II. II. Roberts, East Las
Vegas; Ex-Governor and Mrs. Miguel
A. Otero, Santa Fe; Mr. and Mrs. Car
los Vierra, Santa Fe; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Doran, Santa Fee; Hon. and
Mrs. f. A. Cahoon, Roswell The So
ciety was chartered at the Washing
ton, D. c., meeting of the institute last
week but the charter will remain open
for additional charter members UNI
til February |.
Director Edgar l.. Hewett, to n
meeting which crowded the old PAL
ace, gave a vivid account or the meet
ings of the institute at New York,
Princeton and Washington, .deeming III
the greatest meeting of men of science
ever held anywhere and resulting in
cementing much closer the tics be-
tween the American republics The
next meeting, five years hence, of the
American Scientific congress was
given to Lima, Peru
The School Of American Archacolo- !
gy had its appropriation increased l50
per cent without a dissenting vote. I
1t was also especially honored at a !
great meeting held at the palatial
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, !
1928 Connecticut avenue, attended by
the PAN American Scientific congress, |
at which DR.. Hewett delivered an IL !
Illustrated lecture on 1.-The Golden Age !
of Central America" DR. Hewett was
authorized to proceed with his CAM
paign for securing a half million dol !
lar endowment for the Santa I'c |
school. The plan to maintain a sub |
station anthropological in its charac |
ter. at San Diego, was endorsed.
The meeting yesterday afternoon
went over the plans for the new mu !
scum building Hon. Frank Springer, |
who has been seriously i'll the past
six weeks, Is expected shortly in Santa
Fe. when the definite date for begin- |
ming building operations will be set. |
The bureau Of university travel al !
ready reports many listings for its two
weeks as well as its three days ex
cursions this year to Santa Fe and
the. cliff dwellings. The program for
the summer school was outlined. that
the school will meet on the Puye in
stead Of the Rito. which would throw
much of the trade to Espanola. Dr.
Hewett left this morning for San Die