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English: A CROUP OF DISTINGUISHED DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION OF MINING ENGINEERS.
Reading from left to right, those standing are Charles Janin, W. S. Noyes, Harry Stove, Lyman Sisley; middle ron\ Mark Kerr, F. F. Thomas, J. W. Malcolmson, R. M. Atwater Jr., N. R. Wilson, H. F. Bain, W. W. Mem, Courtenay de Kalb, Moses Knapp, W. H. Storms; lower row, Charles G. Yale, Robert W. Huni, Dr. Joseph Struthers, E. H. Benjamin, W. S. Ingalls, Charles*E. W. S. Ayres, Charles W. Goodale, Charles A. Liddell. THE SAN FRANCISCO 9,CALL,; THURSDAY, OCTOBER 32, 1911 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING ENGINEERS TALKS OF CALIFORNIA'S WEALTH IN GOLD AND LAND PRODUCES |
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