Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-15
STATE MUSEUM NOTES

ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, May 4.-"Indian White
Amalgamation' is an interesting an
thropometrie study by Albert Ernest
jerks, Phi. D., published in the Uni
versity of Minnesota, and of conse-
duence to the people Of New Mexico,
where the anticipation Of whites and
Indians has been in progress much
longer than anywhere else in the
United States The volume was re-
ceived today by the museum library
together with two monographs 10y the
same author on The Failure and Re-
viVal Of the Process Of fermentation
in the Human skin" and Spotted
Asses.
The Memorial Art Gallery, Of Roeh-
ester. n. Y. sends the museum two of
its latest catalogues of exhibits. One
is an exhibition of paintings by
twelve contemporary artists and OF
French artists sent out by the French
Institute of America, and the other
is an exhibition Of the American Wa
ter Color society and a selected group
of European and American paint
ings. Among the water colors is one
by f. Irving Cousc Of the Taos art
colony, entitled, "a Papoose, and an
other is by Miss Olive Rush, who eX-
/ hibited in the museum some time ago
The painting she exhibits is Pueblo
| Children" and it was painted while
/ she was in Santa Fe. Robert Henri
has on exhibit an Indian Girl
young Girl" and "Menaune Cliffs -
The museum library has on its
reading tables files Of daily and
weekly papers which the public ana
students are free to use.
The following registered at the mu-
scum: Mrs Kate n. Dye Tyler, Tex )
Rev Walter +. Really, Pittsburgh
Pa. Ely {. Royal, Silver city |. I.
Pratt. Seattle, Wash; Allan II. Reed
Philadelphia Prof Worcester Miss
Lena Ferguson, Louise Lloyd Low
Der. philip J. Hubben, George Given
RI A. Hickey, Albuquerque; MISS
Elsie May Frank, Mrs X O. Wind
sor. Espanola n. Bedford Jones'
Santa Barbara: Charles Peterson ks-
pamela: o. T. Pratt, Seattle wash
II. J. Hoffman, n Billingslea' seat
tie. Wash
p l. Vandegrift, editor of "The
Earth" writes from Chicago to me
museum that he will visit New Mexico
soon and, of course, will make a tour
Of the cliff dwellings
Typical specimens Of the arcnaeo
logical and historical material Iouh'
lin excavating on the new museum SITE
adjoining the Palace of the Govern
ors were put on display today IN
case in the DeVargas hall. The loca
tion of this exhibit is particularly ap
propriate, for the three mural pam.
tngs embellishing it have to do VIII
santa re, the first being OF prehis
toric Santa Fe, the second OF the re
conquest of santa Fe b. neN argas
land the third of the Santa re tran
being symbolic of the three grea
anochs of Santa Re. and that mean
southwestern history. IN auul.io'
there is a map Of Santa Re III 1873,
COPY of the original in the BRITISH mu
scum. In the new exhibit are stou
hammers clay pipes, metates' maho'
arrowheads. specimens OF pottery
necklace of turquoise and aDaioh
shells. obsidian, decorated afro'
! shaft smoothener. gaming DISKS, an
) then number Of relics OF the span
ish occupation including CON- a
iron awi, pieces of chinaware an
other specimens.
Land Commissioner r. 7. Ervien &c
, day placed in the museum library
typewriter list of the location an
logs of various wells in New MeSie'
! The data regarding wells sunk pF IN
. railroads and by the state are give
in. detail Practically every eoun'
.. is represented and not only Is lhe ~
given of the wells sunk for water ~
l also of the oil wells. Some OF u
wells like those of the FL Paso
southwestern, Gallinas' and Oseur