The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-13
MEMBERS OF LAKE SUPERIOR MINING
 INSTITUTE HERE Programme for Today h. cludes Tour of Industrial
 District on Special Train VISITORS WILL SPEND THREE DAYS IN CITY Notable Leaders in Industrial World Included in Party-Visit Consid-
 cred Most Important Event
 for Birmingham District

The resources and industries of Bir- mingham will be viewed today by more than 100 of the foremost min ing and engineering experts of Amer ica, as a special train bearing the members of the Lake Superior Mining institute, will reach Birmingham this morning. For three days they Will remain here making study Of min ing methods, reviewing the great in- dustrial operations of Birmingham and discussing certain phases of mining as previously embodied in papers.
 Birmingham industrial men will heartily welcome the institute mem bers for they are unanimous in the belief that the trip will afford the greatest advertisement that the dis trict has had in many years. C. I. Fairbairn. Edwin Ball, c. E. Aboott and c. F. Schaber. the local members have made all plans for their enter tainment here.
 The programme for the first day has been arranged so that the institute members will be busily engaged. At 9:15 o'clock special train will leave the Louisville and Nashville railroad
 
 view the ore mines at Ishkooda, We nonah and Muscoda.
 At Bayview barbecue will be served and the members will continue to the Bayview dam. the Edgewater mine. the Fairfield wire and steel mill, the by-product plant and finally to the Ensley steel mills.
 The members of the institute have previously issued bulletin contain ing papers and treatises on mining methods These have been reviewed and will be discussed at a business meeting, the first being at S:S0 o'clock tonight at the Tutwiler hotel. Nine papers about mining methods will be considered by the members of the in stitute.
 SOME NOTABLE FIGURES
 There are several notable figures among the visitors. Chase Osburn, for merly governor of Michigan, will be among the members of the institute. E. s. Grierson, chief engineer of the Calumet and Hecla Mining company of Calumet. Mich: o. c. Davidson, gen. eral superintendent of the Oliver Iron Mining company of Iron Mountain, Mich; Thomas Hoatson, vice president of the Calumet and Arizona Copper company of Larium Mich; E. E. Hun- ner, general superintendent of the iron ore properties of the Great North ern railroad of Duluth, Minn.; Charles W. Lawrence, president of the Lake Superior Mining institute of Palatka. Mich; J. s. Lutes, general manager of the Biwabic Iron company of Duluth; i; D. B. Mcdonald, president of the Cole and Mcdonald Exploration company of Duluth: W. H. Newett, editor of the 'lron Ore" of Ishpeming, Mich; F. M. Prescott. founder of the Prescott Steam Pump company of Milwaukee,; J. T. Reeder purchasing agent of the subsidiaries of the Calumet and Hecla of Houghton, Mich. and F. J. Webb, general manager of the northern ore properties of the Republic Iron and Steel company, are some of the most prominent members of the institute.
 MEMBERS OF PARTY
 The full membership of the party follows:
 c. E. Abott, Bessemer; G. S. Barber and wife, Bessemer, Mich; c. H. Baxter, Loretta, Mich; Carl Brewer, Ishpeming. Mich; E. l.. Derby. Ishpeming, Mich; B. D. Brigham and wife, Chicago, Ill.,; E. E.. Nash, Chicago; Edwin Ball, Bessemer; William Bond, Ironwood. Mich; Milton P. Botsford. Duluth, Minn.; H. L. Bots ford, Ontario, Can; F. J. Byington, Es- canaba, Mich; H. J. Robertson. Escan- aba, Mich: M. H. Barber, Nashwauk, Minn.; F. H. Berg, Ishpeming, Mich; J. M. Bush and wife, Ishpeming, Mich; Samuel Brady, Rockland Mich; w. F. Chinn and wife, Gilbert, Minn.; Charles w. Cook, Ann Arbor. Mich; E. E. Crane, Mich; A. D. Chisholm, Ironwood, Mich; John Grigg, Tronwood. Mich; Henry Rowe, Ironwood Mich; E. J. Collins and wife, Duluth Minn.; w. A. Cole, Iron wood, Mich; w. L. Vim. Ironwood, Mich; Harlow Clark, Marquette, Mich; D. H. Campbell and wife, Iron River, Mich; o. c. Davidson and wife, Iron Mountain. Mich. Lucien Eaton, Ish- peming, iMch.; Rudolph Ericsson and wife, Iron River. Mich; George P. Cady, Iron River. Mich. Carl E. Ericsson, Iron wood, iMch.; A. G. Hedin. IronwoOd Mich; c. T. Fairbairn, Birmingham l Joseph Fay, Marquette, Mich. J. H.. Lewis Marquette, Mich. E. T. Fiswick, New York city; w. H. Fraser Crystal Falls, Mich; T. A. Flannigan Gilbert, Minn.; Nels Flodin and wife, Marquette, Mich; H. W.. F'esing, Houghton, Mich, 1; T. A. Bowling and wife, Marquette, Mich; A. c. Green and guest Chicago; w. w. Graf, Princeton, Mich; E. s.. Grierson and wife, Calumet, Mich. M. Il. Godfrey and guest Virginia, Minn.; F. H. Haller, Osceola, Mich; Ole Hallingby, Calumet, Mich; Charles Harger and wife. Iron River, Mich; Thomas Hoatson, Lau- rum, Mich; w. J. Trevarthan, Ironwood, Mich; k. E. Hummer and wife, Duluth, Minn.; Frank Hutchinson, Riverton, Minn.; C. E. Holley, Bessemer, Mich C.. w. Hughes and wife, Amassa, Mich. c. R. Jackson, Negaunee, Mich; c. E. | Whittle, Chicago; w. H. lobe and two ladies, Crystal Falls; A. L. Burridge, Crystal Falls James B. Knight, Norway, Mich; A. Todd Kennedy Negaunee; M ] S. Kingston and wife, Virginia, Minn.
 Louis LaRochelle. Houghton, Mich; Ed l Lesselyong; John F. Lotz, Milwaukee, 1 Wis; Charles E. Lawrence and wife, Paltaka. Mich; J. s. Lutz, Duluth, Minn. c. E, Tweed, Duluth Minn.; G. w. Wells Duluth. Minn.; w. D. Truesdale Chicago, H.; T. F. Lynch and wife Houghton, Mich; M. Lambrix and wife, Hurley, Wis. B. A. Morgan and wife, Hurley. Wis; A. H. MacGregor, Palatka, Mich; w. P. Mars, Duluth, Minn.; R. C. Close, Duluth, Mnn.; E. C. Mitchell and guest, Houghton. Mich; w. A. Mitchell Crystal Falls E. D. McNeil, Virginia Minn D. B. Mcdonald, Duluth, Minn. iL N. McDonald. Duluth, Minn. lJ. G. McCallum, Houghton, Mich.
 M B. Melee. Crystal Falls w. H. Newett, 1shpeming, Mich; B l c. Nicely, Crystal Falls Ira Odgers | Crystal Falls. Chase Osborn and wife