School of Mines Weekly Notes Highlight Growth and Discoveries
The article details summer study plans at Chicago University for Professor Atkinson, new library volumes on metallurgy, and expanding language courses. It covers faculty travel to a National Education Association convention, midshipman exams in Albuquerque, and recent chemical work by Professor Lincoln on New Mexico table salts and brines. It notes the discovery of the mineral bloedite, a major mine surveying trip near Carthage, and the influx of geology volumes from Scrope and Lyell. It also cites Santa Fe New Mexican praise for miner housing plans at Hagan and discusses coal and ore prospects in New Mexico, led by Doctor Keyes’s assessments of coal fields and vein predictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Carthage
Socorro
Magdalena Mountains
Keyes
Scrope
France
Charles Yell
Lyell
Santa Fe New Mexican
W. S. Hopewell
Hagan
Ortiz Mountains
Doctor Keyes
School of Mines
Roe
San Pedro
South Mountains
New Mexico Fuel and Iron Company
Oscuras
Socorro County
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Coyote
Pino Vititas
New Mexico
McCance
Kennedy
Hopewell
Andrews
New Mexico School of Mines appoints Magnusson to physics chair
Carl Edward Magnusson, a graduate of Minnesota and Wisconsin, is named head of the Physics and Electrical Engineering chair at the New Mexico School of Mines. He is praised as an able lecturer and prolific researcher in light and electricity, with strong recommendations from his former universities. The article also promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a sales pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Edward Magnusson
New Mexico School of Mines
Doctor Magnusson
University of Minnesota
University of Wisconsin
School of Mines
Magnusson
New Mexico
Death of Mrs John E Griffith in Socorro El Paso
Mrs John E Griffith wife of the district clerk died in El Paso Texas after a second operation she did not recover from She was born Elizabeth McMillen in Ohio thirty two years ago and married thirteen years ago to Mr Griffith A daughter Lena survives Her burial took place in Radnor Ohio and she was highly esteemed by all who knew her The article notes her virtuous character and mourns her loss Also mentions a local baseball game and advertisements for De Witt’s Hazel Salve and Kodol indigestion cure sold locally.
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Socorro
John KE. Griffith
el Paso
Texas
Edwin Swisher
Griffith
Elizabeth McMillen
Ohio
Lena
Close of Public Schools Term Ends with Exercises
The city public schools closed yesterday after a successful term. Exercises were held at the high school in Chavez and Sayler rooms in the morning and at the second ward in Sister Mary Basil and Sister Angelica rooms in the afternoon. Attended by the school board and relatives, the events were well received. The term's work was satisfactory, only regret being it could not be prolonged.
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Chavez and
Sayler
Second Ward
Mary Basil
Angelica
Singing Society seeks girls for music club at Presbyterian Church
Mrs C F Taylor invites girls to join a singing society with music expenses financed. Those interested should meet Saturday at 3 pm at the Presbyterian church to decide future rehearsal plans. L Baldwin is sick at his Bugle home.
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C. F. Taylor
L. Baldwin
Rey Tad
Bugle
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WL. Douglas
Nion
Epon Hortns
Baths
W. L. Dougl
Rock Tor
Price Bros. & CO
Fasm Machinery
New Mexico and
Arizona
Home Comfort
Whitney Company
South First St
Albuquerque
California
Tay Ouy
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Descely
Califor
Iab
Manter
Thos, Jaques
Socorro New
Mexico
First National Bank
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Jovtioa S. Reynolds
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKee
C. K. Newhall
United States Depository
A. & P. Railroads
Stationery
Atkinson
Chicago University
Drake
National Education Association
Boston
Charles Lincoln
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Tight
Willson
Lincoln
EB. Magnusson
B.ee
M.S
The
Hall
F. J. Conney & Co
Toledo
O. Ts
U. S
Price
Chicago
John E. Griffith
de Witt
A. BE. Jowell
San Antonio
A. Owell
Singing Society
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