The Alaska daily empire., 1913-09-03
SCIENTISTS MAY
 INSPECT JUNEAU
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The excursion party composed of members of the International GeolOg- ical Congress, that are aboard the Princess Maquinna at the present mo- ment making a study of the glaciers and glacial formations to the West ward, devoted considerable time to in- spection of the Treadwell mines and barely gave Juneau passing notice A belated movement is on foot to try and prevail upon the members of the party to devote some time to the in- spection of the geological formation on this side of the channel and par ticularly that portion that has under gone considerable mining develop ment.
 The lure of Treadwell with it's more than twenty years of history as one of the greatest mines in the world held their attention uninterruptedly all of yesterday forenoon. and the members of this famous scientific body have but a hay opinion about the large mines developing on this side of the channel.
 IL is believed that much good will result for Juneau from thorough in spection of the mines and mining de velopment on this side of the chan nel by a body of men of such pro nounced ability in the scientific world The party is made up from representa- tiyes from many sections of the world. Following is the personnel of the par ty: R. w. Brock Director of the Do minion Geological Survey, in charge of the party; Noel J. Ogilvie, chief of the Canadian boundary survey, Ot- taWa; Sir Augustine Baker. Dublin. Ireland; Louis Eugene de Buggenoms, Docteur en drOit, Consul hOnOraire de r Equateur a Liege. Liege. Belgium: H. M Cadell. Grange, Linlthgow, Scotland; Dr. D. D. Cairnes. geolog- ical survey. Ottawa; Mrs. Cairnes; Le- on CareZ, DOcteur-es- Science. Paris.
 
 France. Madame B. Cafez. Paris, France; Dr. A. P. Coleman, professor of geology, University of Toronto; J. Deprat. Chef du Service Geological de r Indochine. Hano, Indo-China; Dr. L. l.. FeTmOr, geological survey of India, Calcutta, India; Mrs. Fermor; Dr. B Gurich. Hamburg, Germany; Miss Lauri Hatch. Bryn Mawr. Penn; Dr. T. McDills, geological department. Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio; Hans Magnus Hausen, Helsing- fors. Finland, Russia; NJ. Inouye, di- 1 rector geological survey of Japan. To 1 kio. Japan; W. A. Johnston, geological | survey, Ottawa; Chutaro KidO. super intendent of the Geological Institute of the South Manchuria Railway Com ] pany, Dairen. KantOshu, Manchuria: Hugo Frank Paul Luck, Leipzig, Ger many; H. NJ. Luttman-JohnsOn, Pets ! worth, Sussex, England; F. Maier, | PrOfesseur Titulaire en Geologic Uni | versite de Santiago, Santiago, Chili; ! Emmanuel de Margerie, Ancien presi- l dent de la Societe gelogique de France, ! Paris, France; l.. Martin, Madison, 1. Wisconsin; Dr. Siegfried C. Martins, . assistant am mineragisch- -petgraphis- l. chen Institut der Universitat Bonn, ! Bonn a Rh., Germany; R. G. Connel. ! geological survey of Canada, Ottawa; Dr ElwOOd s. Moore, professor of ge ! OlOgy and mineralOgy school of mines, l. StaS' College, Pennsylvania: Jean No |. Tel, Ingenieur civil des Mines, Bolts !. fort pres Bruxelles, Belgium; R. E. ! Murray, Elmhurst, Trelawney Road, ] Cornwall, CambOrne. England Henri ! de Peyerimhoff, Maitre des Requetes ! hOnOraires au conseil d. Eta. Secre- 1 taire du Comite Central des HOuillers ! de France, Paris; Dr. w. II. Rice, Pro- lessor of Geology. Wesleyan UniYersi- ! ty, Middletown, Connecticut; Eugen- ] jus ROmer. Docteur-es-Science, Profes- ] sOr a r Uniyersite de Lemberg, Aus . tria; Dr. Adolf Schenck, Halle a 2. ! Germany; C. Spruyt, Ayers, Belgium: ]