. Report [and] proceedings . t of Committee on Engineering. James Hutcheon, Chairman. Tar for Roads. James Hutcheon, Paper.—Underground Surveys. R. W. DeMorest. Paper.—A Mountain Railway in Norway. C. C. James, Report on Committee on Drainage. George Ross, Chairman. Paper.—Conservation in Canada. James White. Paper.—What Land Surveyors can do to Promote the Settlement of ourAgricultural Lands in New Ontario. .1. F. Whitson. Afternoon, 2 oclock. Report of Committee on Land Surveying. J. McC. Watson, Chairman. Paper.—City Surveying. T. B, Speight. Paper.—Town Planning. W. J. M
. Report [and] proceedings . t of Committee on Engineering. James Hutcheon, Chairman. Tar for Roads. James Hutcheon, Paper.—Underground Surveys. R. W. DeMorest. Paper.—A Mountain Railway in Norway. C. C. James, Report on Committee on Drainage. George Ross, Chairman. Paper.—Conservation in Canada. James White. Paper.—What Land Surveyors can do to Promote the Settlement of ourAgricultural Lands in New Ontario. .1. F. Whitson. Afternoon, 2 oclock. Report of Committee on Land Surveying. J. McC. Watson, Chairman. Paper.—City Surveying. T. B, Speight. Paper.—Town Planning. W. J. Moore. Paper.—Ee-marking of Governing Lines by the Government. C. F. of Auditors. J. H. Burd, & N. A. Burwash. Thursday, 29th February—Morning, 10 oclock. IN THE ENGINEERS CLUB. Report of Committee on Entertainmeht. A. T. Ward, Chairman. Nomination of Officers :—President, Vice-President, Secretary-Treas-urer, two Members of Council, Captain Killaly Gomble, , 1 OBITUARY CAPTAIN KILLALY GAMBLE, R. A. Born near Enniskillen, Ireland, on the 18th October,1844, Captain Gamble, late Secretary of the Association ofOntario Land Surveyors, died at Bournemouth, Encjland,where he was visitinc: relatives, on 17th June, 1912. He waseducated at Portora School and entered as a cadet at Wool-wich where he took a his^h stand, and althous;h the professionof civil engineering seemed to be almost hereditary in hisancestry, at least four generations having given eminent rep-resentatives to that callincr, the late Killaly Gamble, selectedmilitary work, and but for a change in the regulations dur-ing his course at Woolwich his lot would have been with theEngineering Branch of the service. After being posted to theRoyal Artillery he served in \-arious parts of the Empire,,and at one time was charged with making a repf)rt upon tiiedefence of the Northern part of Ireland. Years later the chiefpoints of the schem
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