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Search - Report Of Proceedings Of The American Mining Congress, Tenth Annual Session, Joplin, Mo., November 11-16, 1907

Report Of Proceedings Of The American Mining Congress Tenth Annual Session Joplin Mo November 11-16 1907
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Report of Proceedings OF THE AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS Tenth Annual Session Joplin, Mo,, November 1146, 1907 PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS At the Office of the Secretary, Denver, Colo., - INDEX Page Auditing Committee, report of 43 Credentials Committee 27 Credentials Committee, report of 53 Delegates, list of 54 Directors, election ... more »of 48 Delegates to Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress 106 Election of Directors 48 Financial Statement of Secretary How the Government Can Aid the Mining Industry Increase of Membership of Board of Directors Invitation to Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress 42 33 c5 106 Members, annual meeting of 42 Members, list of 60 Nominating Committee 44 Nominating Committee, report of 48 Resolutions Committee 30 Revision of Mining Laws Committee, report of 28 Safety in Coal Operations Committee, report of 113 Smelter Rate Committee, report of 71-78 Secretarys Report 42 Telegram to President Roosevelt Vertical Side Line Law Committee, report of 34 38 Protection to Mining Investors Committee, report of Place of Meeting 88 Los Angeles, California 110 Douglas, Arizona 110 Chicago, Illinois 110 Columbus, Ohio 110 Reno, Nevada PAPERS AND ADDRESSES 110 Address of Welcome, Gov. Jos. W. Folk 9 Address of Welcome, Mayor Jesse F. Osborne 13 Response, by Judge J. H. Richards 15 Response, by Congressman J. C. Floyd 16 Response, by Col. T. J Vest 18 Response, by Hon. John Dern 19 Response, by Col. Thomas Ewing 22 Response, by Richard Riepe 23 Response, by Dr. Victor C. Alderson . . . . 25 Response, by Dr. J. A. Holmes 26 Response, by Dr. George Otis Smith 28 The Great Southwest The Arizona Delegation 97 The Importance of the Mining Industry to the Commercial and Industrial Life of a Nation H. J. Cantwell 115 A Remedy for the Law of the Apex Dr. James Douglas 122 The History of Gold and Silver James W. Malcolmson 129 The Possibilities and Limitations of Geological Survey Work as Applied to the Mining Industry George Otis Smith 138 International Mining Exposition, Madison Square Garden, New York William M. Porter 149 The Protection of Mineral Lands from Agricultural, Timber Entry, or Other Patent Lewis E. -. Aubury 152 The Man Who Stakes Claims Everywhere Does He Assist or Retard the Development of the Mining Industry Randall H. Kemp 155 Sliding Scale Royalty Louis D. Huntoon 158 183243 4 INDEX Mining Engineering Education in the United States Dr. Victor C. Alderson What Can the Profession Really Expect from the Mining School Gradu- 162 ate Milnor Roberts Secondary Technical Education Applied to Mining Prof. Lewis 172 .Young 178 Relation of the Mining School to the Mining Industry Prof. Robert H. Richards 185 Some Suggestions Concerning the Training of Mining Engineers Robert Peele 189 The Value of Correspondence Instruction to the Mining Man H. H. Stoek 199 Gypsum Where Found, Its Use and Its Manufacture C. O. Bartlett . . .215 Tariff on Zinc Ores S. Duffield Mitchell 219 How Long Will Our Coal Supplies Meet the Increasing Demands of Commerce Edward W. Parker 239 Prospecting for Oil and Gas Dr. Erasmus Haworth 247 The Deflocculation of Non-Metallic Amorphous Bodies Edward Goodrich Acheson 256 Will tlie Production of Gold in the World Keep Pace With the Increasing Demands of Commerce and Trade Dr. Waldemar Lindgren. .265 Discussion of Same 37 Conservation of the Nations Mineral Resources Dr. J. A. Holmes . . . .272 Lead and Zinc Resources of Missouri Dr. E. R. Buckley 22 Annual address of the President Hon. John H...

ISBN-13: 9781406701210
ISBN-10: 1406701211
Publication Date: 10/9/2007
Pages: 324
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