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Show NATIONAL SECY BANQUETED SAT. TTonoring Dr. II. Foster Bane of Now York, national secretary of the American Institute of Mining, the Utah s"i'tion gave a banquet nt the Hotel Newhouse Inst Sat-nrdav Sat-nrdav eveninir. One hundred members, mining and metallirfri-. "r,l engineers were present. Dr. Bane has recently returned from South America where he has - ' . ?p3it some time as consulting engineer en-gineer in an exhaustive survey of Mie.oi? possibilities there. He ' went to Forth America at the in- ' 'iancu of the Peruvian government. govern-ment. Dr. Bane gave a most in- . Vrnsting narrative of his observa- . ' ions while there. ; s. j .A paper was given by assistant j Sunt. Keough of the Internation-a! Internation-a! Concentrator covering milling .subjects nnd nietcnurg.i"al control ft the Tooele lead-zinc construe- Hon of the Inter National Smellt-,, j big Company. , . j ! Another paper was given by Thomas Varley, Consulting ,Eh- t ' ginccr, of Salt Lake City. His paper described a new process -of; notation as apptied to oxidized '''' copper minerals at the Big Indian mine near Moab in Southern'1-Utah. Southern'1-Utah. ' ; ' This meeting and banquet took"; ' the place of the regular December monthly meeting of the Mining Metallurgical Engineers. ; ( ' Jos. A. Norden president, and the arrangement of the program was under the direction off Mr. Ernest GaisfonL . .' . . 't |
