E/MJ : engineering and mining journal . ing the last monthafter investigating mining piopertiesin Nevada and other states for severalmonths. C. N. Schuette is leaving San Fran-cisco, Cal., to accept the position ofsuperintendent of the Mariscal quicksilver mine, at McKinneySprings, Tex. Frank Billings and Carmi and vice-president respec-tively of the Tod-Stambaugh Co., havecompleted a tour of inspection of thecompanys Minnesota holdings. P. S. Smith, the administrative geolo-gist of the Geological Survey, is install-ing the Surveys exhibit, which will beshown at t
E/MJ : engineering and mining journal . ing the last monthafter investigating mining piopertiesin Nevada and other states for severalmonths. C. N. Schuette is leaving San Fran-cisco, Cal., to accept the position ofsuperintendent of the Mariscal quicksilver mine, at McKinneySprings, Tex. Frank Billings and Carmi and vice-president respec-tively of the Tod-Stambaugh Co., havecompleted a tour of inspection of thecompanys Minnesota holdings. P. S. Smith, the administrative geolo-gist of the Geological Survey, is install-ing the Surveys exhibit, which will beshown at the convention of the Ameri-can Mining Congress at St. Louis. C. W. Newton, of Wallace, Idaho,manager of the Consolidated Interstate-Callahan Mining Co., has gone toRochester, Minn., where he ^\ill sub- mit to an operation at the Mayo hos-pital. Emmett Flynn, safety inspector forthe northern mines of the Republic Iron& Steel Co., represented that companyat the safety conference recently heldat Pittsburgh by the U. S. Bureau Harris & KwingR. B. MOORE R. B. Moore, superintendent of theGolden station of the U. S. Bureau ofMines, has been appointed chief chem-ist of the bureau, succeeding CharlesL. Parsons. Dr. Moore will leave forWashington about the middle of No-vember. S. C. Lind, assistant superin-tendent, has been appointed to place, and Will C. Coghill, ofthe Seattle station, will succeed Major W. H. Ferguson, who was withthe 317th Engineers in France, was inthe Loring district in Nevada duringthe latter part of October, to examinethe Treasure Hill property for NewYork clients. SOCIETIES The National Safety Council in ac-cordance with the action of the annualmeeting on Oct. 1 through its ExecutiveCommittee has approved the organiza-tion of an engineering section for thepurpose of bringing together the min-ing, civil, mechanical, electrical, andchemical engineers among the member-ship. The membership qualificationsare similar to those of the nationa
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