Word: colorado
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...White, instructor in mining and metallurgy, will conduct a summer course in geological field work in the San Juan and Needle Mountains of southwestern Colorado, beginning August 15 and ending September 23. The members of the course will meet in St. Louis, and will first make an excursion through New Mexico, Arizona, and southern California to the Pacific coast, returning through Nevada and Utah, to study some of the larger geological features in the region traversed. Those who give five weeks to field study and submit a satisfactory report may receive credit for a half-course. The total expense...
Leigh Wentworth Chamberlain '90 died of pulmonary trouble at Colorado Springs, Colo., last Thursday, at the age of 35. He was born in Boston, and after graduating from College entered the Law School, but was obliged to leave before the end of the first year because of poor health. After 1893 he lived at Colorado Springs. The funeral was held at Colorado Springs Sunday afternoon...
Geological summer field work in the Colorado Rocky Mountains will be conducted, as in the past two summers, by Mr. Charles H. White of the Department of Mining and Metallurgy, beginning on August 15. The period spent in camp will be preceded by an excursion to the Grand Canyon in Arizona, Southern California, Santa Catalina Islands and San Francisco, returning to Colorado through Nevada and Utah. The total cost of this trip will be about the same as in former years, owing to a greater reduction in railway fares than usual...
...GEOLOGICAL CONFERENCE. Summer Excursion in Colorado with Students in the Mining Course (25 m.). Mr. P. S. Smith.--Geological Observations in the Petroleum Field of New Brunswick (illustrated) (30 m.). Mr. H. C. Boynton. Geological Lecture Room...
...GEOLOGICAL CONFERENCE. Summer Excursion in Colorado with Students in the Mining Course (25 m.). Mr. P. S. Smith.--Geological Observations in the Petroleum Field of New Brunswick (illustrated) (30 m.). Mr. H. C. Boynton. Geological Lecture Room...