Montana School of Mines Students Mining Operations of Utah t Inspect e 1 l v t A s M. M i t a. a w MONTANA U SCHOOL OF MINE i SENIOR TR TRIP r. r y x t r ay i ir a r a Students of the Montana l School of Mines Unes pose for i a picture beside their their- chartered bus a Enthusiastic over the increased activity in mining and the opportunities opportunities in that field 18 senior students students stu stu- dents of the Montana School of Mines Hines of oC Butte Monday were learning learning learn- learn ing ng about mining In Utah I As part of a day 20 senior trip I that hat will acquaint them with minIng mining min- min Ing ng activities in four the r collegians plan to spend a week visiting mining operations in and around Salt Lake City Led Lcd by Professors Oscar A A. ADing DIngman Dingman Dingman Ding- Ding man and James U. U MacEwan the tour of Utah mining operations 18 students were guests at tho the University University Uni Uni- of oC Utah Monday morning In the afternoon the they visited the Midvale smelter of the United States Smelting and Refining Relining company com com- pany The itinerary for the week In Includes Includes In- In trips to Bingham Park City Eureka Provo and Price After leaving Utah the group will visit mining districts in Colorado Wyoming and South Dakota Members of oC the class who are making the trip in a chartered bus are Thomas Barker Alfred Adolph Bloom Clyde Glover Congdon Roy Meredith Hammond John William Villiam WilliamJ J J. J Jonns Edwin G. G Johnson Dave W. W Jones John Joseph Kolesar George A. A McCracken Hugh Graham Graham Graham Gra Gra- ham Nice Nicely DeWitt DeVitt Clinton Peck John Charles John Charles Torrington Charles Richard True- True worth William J. J Walsh Clifford Wendel Clarence Wendel Vendel and Lester Lester Lester Les Les- ter Zeihen While in Salt Lake City the class is maintaining headquarters at the Newhouse hotel