. Transactions. theBunker Hill & Sullivan May, 1910, when he was obliged to return to California to attendto family interests. Returning to the Coeur dAlene district in November, 1911, hewas given charge of remodelling and operating the mill of the CoeurdAlene Development Co., treating the output of the Ontario mine; thiswork he performed with credit and complete success. In December,1914, he returned to the Bunker Hill & Sullivan Co., as assistant metal-lurgist and mill superintendent, his work consisting mainly in the testingand improvement of concentrator practice, which he continu
. Transactions. theBunker Hill & Sullivan May, 1910, when he was obliged to return to California to attendto family interests. Returning to the Coeur dAlene district in November, 1911, hewas given charge of remodelling and operating the mill of the CoeurdAlene Development Co., treating the output of the Ontario mine; thiswork he performed with credit and complete success. In December,1914, he returned to the Bunker Hill & Sullivan Co., as assistant metal-lurgist and mill superintendent, his work consisting mainly in the testingand improvement of concentrator practice, which he continued withgreat credit until August, 1915, when family considerations requiredthat he again return to the home of his parents at San Diego. Mr. Bailey was characterized by energy, both physical and mental,by devotion to his friends, associates and employer. He was particularlysuccessful in his relations with the men under him and, in fact, wasthoroughly well liked by everybody with whom he came in Lewis Newton Bailey. BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES 725 He took a great interest in technical matters and his inclination wasstrongly toward research investigations. At the same time he waseffective in manual and mechanical work and was generally found workingside by side with the men under his direction. His nature was unselfishand he was extremely popular socially. He was a member of the CoeurdAlene Commandery, Knights Templar. Stanly A. Easton. Lieutenant Louis Baird Louis Baird, a Lieutenant in the Royal Field Artillery of the BritishArmy, died on the battlefield in 1915. Lieutenant Baird was born July 28, 1880, at Stirling, Scotland. Histechnical education was obtained at Kings College, Melbourne, Australia,in 1893 to 1895, and at the Technical College at Glasgow, Scotland, in1897 to 1900. After an apprenticeship with the Mexican J. & S. Rec. Mexico, lasting from 1900 to 1903, he became mill superintendent forthe Cia. Minera Benito, at Juarez, Zac. During the year 1905-6 hewas
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