The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-07-25
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ing Plant-E. H. Horton Jones.
Experimental Leaching at Ana
conda-Frederick Laist and Harold
w. Aldrich.
Precipitation of Copper from Solu-
tions at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Laist
and F. F. Frick.
Melting of Cathode Copper in the
Electric Furnace-Dorsey A. Lyon
and Robert M. Keeney.
Curves for the Sensible Heat Ca
pacity of Furnace Gases-C. r. Ku-
zell and I. H. wigton.
Basic-Lined Converter Practice at
Old Dominion Plant. o. Howard.
Lead Matte Converting at Tooele
Kuchs.
Thursday is to be divided between
a technical session of the convention
at the Hotel Utah, beginning at $50
in the morning and a trip to Park
City for those delegates who do not
care to attend the technical discus
sion.
The papers that will be read at
the Thursday morning session are as
follows:
Chloridizing = Leaching at Park
City-T. P. Holt.
Descriptive Technology or Gold
and Silver Metallurgy-A. w. Allen.
playa" Planning on the Cauca
River-W. F. Ward.
The Dorr Hydrometallurgical APP
paratus-J. v. N. Dorr.
Discussion of James Johnston's
Paper, Mill and M%etallurgical Prac-
|tice of Nipissing Mining Company,
Ltd. Ontario, Canada-G. H. Clev-
renger.
The Book Cliffs Coal Field, Utah
Robert s. Lewis.
Mining Methods of the Copper
Mines. P. Hodgson.
Tests Of Rock Drills at North Star
Miner. H. Bedford and William
Hague.
Draining Kerr Lake-Robert Liv-
ermore.
The Design, Construction and Cost
of Two-Mine Bulkheads-Sidney L..
Wise and Walter Strache.
Methods and Economies in Mining
Carl Allen.
The Appraisal of Coal Land for
Taxation-H. M. Chance.
Mining Claims Within the Nation
al Forests-E. D. Gardner.
Biographical Notice Of Louis Jan
in-R. w. Raymond.
A train will leave for Park City
at 500 Thursday morning and will
return in time in the afternoon so
that the delegates may participate
in the trip to Saltair beach, which
begins at 5:45 p. m. Thursday. Upon
arrival at the beach those who wish
to do so will go in bathing, and din
ner will be served in the Ship Cafe
later, after which there will be
dancing. The delegates will return
to Salt Lake at II O'Clock Thursday
night.
A buffet luncheon will be served
at the Alta club at 12:45 p. m.
Thursday for the delegates to the
convention.
Friday, the final day of the con-
vention, will be devoted to ar auto
mobile trip up Big Cottonwood can
yon. including picnic luncheon, and
a trip to the Tintic mining district
for those delegates who prefer the
latter. The trip up Big Cottonwood
will begin at $50 Friday morning
from the Hotel Utah, and If a suffi-
cient number of the delegates de-
sire to go to the Tintic, a special
train will be arranged for them.
The formal banquet of the v
ton will be held Friday night at
p. m. at the Hotel Utah. The
members of the Salt Lake City COM
mittees are as follows:
Geenral committee-R. G. Gem
NELL. chairman; d. c. Jackling, c..
w. Whitley, c. f. Allen, Fred Cow
ans, William Wrath, Walter Fitch.
Transportation and accommodate
tion-Duncan MacVichie, chairman;
L. Hanchett, G. F. Moore. Frank An
'd~erson, Robert S. Lewis.
Program = Alfred Frank, chair
man; L. S. Austin. R. H. Bradford,
w. A. Wilson, Edward Zalinski.
Entertainment - G. w. Whitley,
chairman; Henry Krumb, A. K.
Herman, c. H. Doolittle, J. A. Nc
Caskell.
: Ladies' entertainment = G. B.
Wilson, chairman; J c.. Dick, j. c.
McCrystal, Stanley c. Sears, Mrs. Ed
win F. Holmes, Mrs. G. w. Whitley,
Mrs. Stanley S. Sears, Mrs. ]. c. Nc
Crystal, Mrs. Herman A. Prosser,
Mrs. A. c.. Gemmell, G. r. Wilson,
Mrs. J. G.. Dick.
Press committee - Ernest Gay
ford, chairman; G.. w. Ritter and G..
II. Hansen.