Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-02
STATE MUSEUM NOTES


SPECIAL CONSEQUENCES 10 MORNING JOURNAL
Santa re, Feb. 1.--"Texas IN the
I Middle Eighteenth Century" by
Herbert Eugene Bolton, is the title
! Of an illustrated 500-page volume re-
| ceived today by the museum from
the University of California Press. II
Is a thoroughgoing study Of most
interesting period in southwestern
history which at many points touches
also the history of New Mexico.
French relations with Santa Fe. ex-
ploration Of routes to Santa Fe and
Rublo's plan to strengthen the de-
lenses OF santa Fee in 1872, are some
Of the references of direct interest to
this state as are also tho story Of In
dian raids into New Mexico $50 and
more years ago.
The State College library today be-
came charter member of the New
Mexico Society OF the Archaeological
Institute Of America.
DIR. ana Mrs. Walter Cochrane
Bronson Of Brown university, Rhode
Island, were visitors at the museum
yesterday afternoon and attended X.
M. Chapmans lecture on primitive
Art They viii spend several days
In Santa Ifc viewing It's ancient things.
Professor Bronson is professor OF
English literature and Mrs. Bronson,
who has travelled IN Greece and Italy
is much interested IN archaeology and
found points Of similarity between
classic and American archaeology
that often escape the ordinary OBJ
server DR. Bronson is an author Of
4 number Of books that are widely
known.
The following registered at the
museum: r. Il. Green, El raso; a.
e. Sandell, Tacoma, Wash. Elsie S.
Bronson, circle. Wyo Mr. and Mrs.
Walter c. Bronson, Brown university,
Providence, II. l.. A. H. Young,
Esther l.. Young, Alexander, Kan, W.
X. Carson, II. y. Horslnan, Los An
geles, G. r. Ham, Missonla, Mont
r. T. Bishop, Pendlcton, ore r. c.
Wocdson Jr., Albuquerque iuren
NJ. Shepherd, Gordova. Ala. c. II. /
Hense. New York city; W. II. Ander- (
son, Albuquerque, X. T.. Higbee,
Kansas city Martin Bode, Espanola
T. A. Cameron, Albuquerque; Leo j.
Pratt, Toledo, Ohio; otto Johnson
Denver; II. J. McCarty r. w. Ander- I
son. silver City; Harold ]. Dohbs I
New York city: Fred frost, Barnaby I
Woodwork, Irving IIeisch, Denver; .
Fayctte A. Jones, president of the
School Of Mines at socorro; Maggie +
Hayden, Mexico, Mo. Eunice Ham
monds, J. NJ. Hammonds. Maiden
Mo-; Ida schmpff, Cerrillos. Nh
Young Is the cashier of Alexander
state bank at Alexander, Kan.
pr. Lewis y. Patton Of Hartford
Theological seminary who is pleas
antly remembered by Santa Feans
because Of his lectures before the
summer school and who will this sum
mer probably give q course on "Bibli-
cal Archaeology in the Rito de los
Frijoes,' on Sunday created quite a
sensation at New Haven, Conn, in a
sermon in the Congregational church
in which he declared 1T is my firm
belief that il the line Of the allies
in Flanders and France goes down
Germany viii strike us within three
and we will be even less pre-
pared than was Belgium. Some of
us may yet live to see Il German gov
ernor rule our nation and subordinate
German governors administering
Connecticut and New Mexico DR..
Patton said he spoke as one who has
lived -four years in Germany and
knows something of German litera
ture and thought" He has degrees
both from the University of Berlin
and the University OF Marburg.