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Will assist E. C. Eckel in an investigation of the iron ores, clays, and cement materials of the Appalachiali Valley in Virginia and Alabama.
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The Rranncr (ieolopcal Library
United States Geological Survey
Assignments of Employees Localities of Field Work
Season of 190
Geologic, Topographic, and Hydrographic
Branches
June I, 1905
Washington Government Printing Office
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Contents.
I'age.
Assignments of employees 5
Geologic branch. J 5
Division of geology and paleontology 5
Division of mining and mineral resources 18
Division of Alaskan mineral resources 21
Topographic branch 25
Hydrographic branch 39
Localities of field work, by states 46
Index of names of employees 71
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Assignments Of Employees, Season 1905.
Geologic Branch.
DIVISrOX OF GEOLOGY AND PAL.EONTO£.b.<>?r.
Abbe, Cleveland, Jr. Geologio'i'
Will assist E. C. Eckel in an investigation of the iron ores, clays, and cement materials of the Appalachiali Valley in Virginia and Alabama.
Alden, W. C. Assistant Geologist.
Will continue studies of the Pleistocene geology of quadrangles in southeastern Wisconsin for folio publication, under the supervision of T. C. Chamberlin.
Arnold, Ralph. Paleontologist.
Will assist W. H. Dall in investigation of the paleontology and stratigraphy of the Tertiary formations of the Pacific Coast.
Ashley, G. H. Geologist.
Under the supervision of M. R. Campbell and in cooperation with the State of Pennsylvania, will make detailed areal and economic surveys in the Pennsylvania bituminous coal field, also in the Kenova quadrangle, Ohio-Kentucky, for folio publication.
Atwood, W. W. Assistant Geologist.
Will assist R. D. Salisbury in glacial investigations in the Rocky Mountains.
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G Fietil 'Assignvie7its\
Bain, H. F. Geologist.
Will xnako ak.cftal investiKation of the lead and
Einc depoHits ol.tii United States, in cooperation with
the.division o/ mineral resouroes; and, assisted by B, F.
Burchard and J% R. Bannister, will make an areal and
' economic Qifrvjey of tlie Lancaster quadranKio, Wisconsin, for fclip'-piiblication, and prepare a special report on the lehd und zinc deposits.
Ball,'3H. Assistant Geologist.
Uiyjer* supervision of J. E. Spurr, will make a geo-
lo£0>ooimaissance of quadrangles in southern Nevada.
SilSTBK, J. R. Field Assistant.
. .'ill assist E. F. Burchard in the survey of the Lan- /., ouster quadrangle, Wisconsin, under the supervision of 1l. F. Bain.
Bahoom, Flohbnok. Assistant Geologist.
Will continue studies of the crystalline rocks of southeastern Pennsylvania for the i)r(iparatiou of geologic folios of the Coatesville and Phdnixville (quadrangles.
Basslku, R. S. Fitld Assistant.
Will assist E. O. Ulrioh in special invtstigatious of Ordoviciau and Silurian formations of Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia, with refertnico to iron orts and coniont materials.
Bastin, E. S. (UM>logic Aid.
Will assist G(H)rge Otis Smith in a survey of tlu Hockland and Mount Dissert (inadranglts, MHint\ for folio publication.
Baylkv, W. S. . Assistant (J (>ologist.
Will continue arcal, struc-tunil, and (HU)noniic siirv(\vs
of crystalline rocks in the Uiiritan, Morristown, and
Kaston quadranglts, Now Jorsty, for folio publication.
Division of Geology and Paleontology, 7
Bout WELL, J. M. Assistant Geologist.
Will make a reconnaissance study of the economic geology of the Pearl, Hailey, Mackey, and Ketcham mining districts in southern Idaho.
Branner, J. C. Geologist.
Will continue the survey of quadrangles in the vicinity of Stanford University, California, for folio publication.
Brown, C. W. Geologic Aid.
Will assist George Otis Smith in the areal and economic survey of the Rockland and Mount Desert quadrangles, Maine.
BuRCHARD, E. F. Geologic Aid.
Will assist H. F. Bain in the areal and economic survey of the Lancaster quadrangle, Wisconsin, for folio publication. Will also assist G. W. Stose in the editing of geologic maps.
Butts, Charles. Assistant Geologist.
Will continue the survey of the areal and economic geology of the Birmingham district, Alabama, for folio publication, and the preparation of special reports on , the coal and iron deposits, assisted by E..M. Dawson, jr.
Calkins, F. C. Assistant Geologist.
Will make a geologic reconnaissance and, mining investigation of the region north and east of the Coeur d'Alene mining district, Idaho, assisted by D. F. McDonald.
Campbell, M. R. Geologist.
Will have supervision of the investigations oi the fuel resources of the United States and of the areal and economic surveys of quadrangles in the central and northern Appalachian region. Assisted by A. G.
8 Field Assignmenis,
Leonard, he will make a reoonnaissanoe investigation of the lignites of North Dakota and eastorn Montana.
Chamrbrlin, T. C. Geologist.
Will continue supervision of investigations of the glacial geology of the United States.
Clark, W. B. Geologist.
Will continue investigations of the geology of the Atlantic Coastal Plain, in cooperation with the State Survey of Maryland, for folio publication.
COLLIRR, A. J. Assistant (iloologist.
Will make a survey of the areal and economic goology of the Carnegie quadrangle, Pennsylvania, in cooperation with the State, for folio publication.
Cridkr, a. F. Field Assistant.
Will assist E. C. Eckel in the study of the geology, underground waters, and mineral rosourcos of the Mississippi embay men t in Tetmessoe, Kentucky, and Arkansas.
Cross, Whitman. Chief of Section.
Will continue supervision of the investigation of ign(ous rocks throughout the United States. Will also complete the geologic survey of the Lake City and Engineer Mountain quadrangles, Colorado, and make a reconnaissance of the San Cristobal (luadrangli Colorado, and of adjoining parts of Utah, Colorado, and New Mtxico, assisted by Ernest Howe, W. 11. Knnuons, Albert .lohannsen, L. H. Woolsey, and G. F. Kay.
Da Lie, T. N. Geologist .
Will t'outiuue surveys of cryst.albino rocks in W(vst(M*n Massachusetts and Vermont, and will make a sptc.ial investigation of the granite (quarries of Maine, iindtu* the supervision of (eorgt Otis Smith.
Division of Geology and Paleontology. 9
Dall, W. H. Geologist and Paleontologist.
Will continue investigations of the paleontology and stratigraphy of the Tertiary formations of the Pacific Coast, assisted by Ralph Arnold.
Dawson, E. M., Jr. Field Assistant.
Will assist Charles Butts in areal and economic surveys of the Birlningham district, Alabama.
De Wolf, F. W. Geologic Aid.
Will make a survey of the areal and economic geology of the Johnstown quadrangle, Pennsylvania, with reference to the preparation of a geologic folio in cooperation with the State, under the supervision of Geo. H. Ashley.
DiLLER, J. S. Geologist.
Will study the stratigraphy of portions of the Klamath Mountains, in northern California and southern Oregon.
Eckel, E. C. Assistant Geologist.
With the assistance of Cleveland Abbe, jr., and R. S. Bassler, will make an investigation of the iron ores, clays, and cement materials of the Appalachian Valley in Virginia and Alabama; and, with the assistance of A. F. Crider, will continue the study of the geology, underground waters, and mineral resources of the Mississippi embaynlent in Tennessee, Kentucky, and Arkansas.
Eldridge, G. H. Geologist.
Will complete his reports on the oil fields of California and the phosphate deposits of Florida.
Emerson, B. K. Geologist.
Will complete the survey of the areal and structural geology of the Ware and Quinsigamond quadrangles, Massachusetts, for folio publication.
10 Field Assignments,
Emmons, S. F. Chief of Section.
Will continue supervision of the investigations of the metalliferous ore deposits of the United States, and, with the assistance of J. D. Irving, will make a review of the economic geology of the Leadville district, Colorado.
Emmons, W. H. Geologic Aid.
Will assist Whitman Cross in the areal and economic survey of the Laice City quadrangle, Colorado. In the latter part of the season will assist F. L. Ransome in the detailed survey of the Tombstone Special district, Arizona, and in a reconnaissance of the mining districts of Arizona.
Fennbman, N. M. Assistant Geologist.
Will be associated with H. S. Gale in a reconnaissance survey of the Yampa coal field in northwestern Colorado.
Galk, H. S. Geologic Aid.
Will \h) associated with N. M. Ftmnoman in a reconnaissance survey of the Yampa coal field in northwestern Colorado.
Gahkky, G. H. Geologic Aid.
Will HHsist J. E. Spurr in a detailed ocononiic investigation of tlu Goldficld niiuinii district, Nevada, and reconuaissaiKu econoniit and geologic surveyw of other districts in soutlurn Nevada.
GiLHKiiT, K. C'hiof of So(!tion.
Will contiiuK siii)crvisiou of i\u) section of ])hysiographic and glacial geology, and, in coopinvition with the division of hydrogrui)hy, will make a stndy of hydraulic problems in California.
Division of Geology and Paleontology, 11
GiRTY, G. H. Paleontologist.
Will continue the preparation of reports on material in hand, and make a detailed study of the stratigraphy and paleontology of the Carboniferous formations of southwestern Missouri, with special reference to the associated lead and zinc deposits.
GratoNj'L. C. Assistant Geologist.
Will assist W. Lindgren in a reconnaissance economic investigation of mining districts in New Mexico.
Griswold, W. T. Topographer.
Will complete the survey of the topography and of the areal nd economic geology of the Sewickley quadrangle, Pennsylvania, for folio publication.
Hague, Arnold. Geologist.
Will be engaged in the completion of the monograph on the Yellowstone National Park.
Hayes, C. W. Geologist in Charge of Geology.
Will continue supervision of the field and ofl&ce work of the division of geology and paleontology.
Hewitt, Foster. Field Assistant.
Will assist J. E. Spurr in a detailed economic investigation of the Goldfield mining district, Nevada, and reconnaissance economic and geologic surveys of other districts in southern Nevada.
Howe, Ernest. Assistant Geologist.
Will assist Whitman Cross in the preparation of reports of areas previously surveyed in Colorado.
Irving, J. D. Assistant Geologist.
Will assist S. F. Emmons in a review of the economic geology of the Leadville district, Colorado.
12 Fi(*l(l Assi(j7imrnfs,
JOHANNBKN, ALBKRT. G(H)l()Kic Aid.
Will aHsiflt Whitman CrosH in a rcH'-oiinaisHance of the San Cristobal (luadraiiKl©. Colorado.
Johnson, W. D. Hydrographer.
Will investigate problems in Klacial geology in the High Sierras, under the suporviHion of T. C. Chamberlin.
Kay, a. P. Field Assistant.
Will assist Whitman Cross in the aroal and economic survey of the Lake City quadrangle, ('olorado.
Kritii, Arthuk. Geologist.
Will continue areal and economic surveys of (]uadrangles in North Carolina and Georgia, for folio publication, and, in cooperation with the State of North Carolina, will make an economic survey of Highland Forest, assisted by D. B. Storrett.
KiNDLK, E. M. Assistant G(U)logist.
Will continue studies of Devonian paleontology and stratigraphy, s])ending a part of the year in Alaska, in a study of stratigraphic problems.
Knowlton, F. H. Paleontologist.
Will be engaged in the completicm of m()n()gra])hH on the flora of the Laramie and related formations and the flora of tlui Puget formation.
KoLHic, L. A. Fi(ld Assistant.
Will asHist Laurence La 1'orge in areal survcys in northern Georgia.
La FoiKJK, LAUKKNcnc. Assistant (geologist.
Will continue survcys of th( arcMil, structurjil, and ocononiic geology of (iuadrangl(H in (}(M)rgia ((aricrsville, Suwan<M\ Dahloncwi. nnd Kllijuy), for folio publication, asHisiiHl by I). B. SUn'reit and L. A. Kolbe.
Division of Geology and Paleontology, 13
Leith, C. K. Assistant Geologist.
Will investigate the iron-ore deposits of Utah, under the supervision of C. R. Van Hise, and assist in some special investigations of iron-ore deposits of the Lake Superior region.
Leonard, A. G. Field Assistant.
Will assist M. R. Campbell in a reconnaissance investigation of the lignites of North Dakota and eastern Montana.
Leverett, Frank. Geologist.
Will assist T. C. Chamberlin in a study of the Pleistocene geology of the northern peninsula of Michigan.
Lindgren, Waldemar. Geologist.
Will make a reconnaissance economic investigation of mining districts in New Mexico, assisted by L. C. Graton; and, under the division of mining and mineral resources, will have charge of investigations relating to the production of gold and silver.
McDonald, D. F. Field Assistant.
Will assist F. C. Calkins in a geologic reconnaissance of the region north and east of the Coeur d' Alene mining district, Idaho.
MuNN, M. J. Assistant Topographer.
Under the supervision of W. T. Griswold, will complete the topographic and geologic survey of the Claysville quadrangle, Pennsylvania, for folio publication.
OsBORN, H. F. Paleontologist.
Will be engaged in the completion of the monograph on the Sauropoda, assisted by W. K. Gregory, A. E. Anderson, and Rudolf Weber.
14 Field Assignments,
Palaohk, Charles. Assistant Geologist.
Will iuvostigate the mineralogy of the Franklin Furnace district, New Jersey, associated with A. C. Spencer.
Phalkn, W. C. Geologic Aid.
Under the supervision of G. H. Ashley, will make an areal and economic survey of the Kenova quadrangle, Ohio-Kentucky, for folio publication.
PURDUK, A. H. Special Field Assistant.
Will make an areal and economic survey of the Eureka Springs quadrangle, Arkansas, for folio publication.
Ransomk, F. L. (Geologist.
Will make a detailed survey of the Tombstone special district, Arizona, including an investigation of the Tombstone mining district, and a reconnaissance economic study of the mining districts of Arizona in general, assisted by W. H. Emmons.
RussKLL, I. C. (Geologist.
Will collaborate with Frank Leverott in a study of the Plinstoceno geology of the northern peninsula of Michigan, under the supervision of T. Chamberlin.
Salishuhv, R. I). (Geologist.
Will (M)ntinuo the study of glaciated areas in the Rocky Mountain ngion.
ScuKvVDKit, F. C, Geologist.
Will nialco a nn'oniudHsanoe inv<\stiKation of the (alluj) coal field, in nortlua-n Now Mexico, assisted by M. K. Slialer, under the siiporvision of M. li. Campbell.
Scnn/r/, A. U. Field Assistant.
Will assist A. Veatch in a reconnaissance investigation of oil and coal fields of southwestern Wyoming.
Division of Geology and Paleontology. 15
Seaman, A. E. Field Assistant.
Will assist C. R. Van Hise in special investigations of iron-ore deposits in the Lake Superior region.
Shaler, M. K. Field Assistant.
Will assist F. C. Schrader in a reconnaissance of the Gallup coal fiel.d in northern New Mexico.
Smith, C. N. Field Assistant.
Will assist J. A. Taff in areal and economic surveys in Indian Territory.
Smith, G. O. Geologist.
Will continue supervision of investigations of the geology of the crystalline rocks of New England and the northern Appalachians. In cooperation with the State of Maine, and assisted by E. S. Bastin and C. W. Brown, will make a survey of the Rockland and Mount Desert quadrangles, for folio publication.
Smith, W. N. Field Assistant.
Will assist C. R. Van Hise in special investigations of iron-ore deposits of the Lake Superior region.
Spencer, A. C. Geologist.
Will complete the areal and economic survey of the Franklin Furnace quadrangle, New Jersey, for the purpose of preparing a geologic folio and a special report on the iron and zinc deposits of the area.
Spurr, J. E. Geologist.
Will make a detailed economic investigation of the Goldfield mining district, Nevada, and reconnaissance economic and geologic surveys of other districts in southern Nevada, assisted by Geo. H. Garrey and Foster Hewitt.
10 Field Assignments,
Stanton, T. W. Chief of Section.
Will hav() Bup()rvi8ion of stratigraphic*. and paleontologio invoHtigations in various parts of the United
States.
Stkrrktt, D. B. Field Assistant.
Will assist Arthur Keith in the economic survey of the Higliland Forost, North Carolina, and Laurence La Forge in geologic surveys in Georgia.
Stosk, G. W. Geologist.
Will continue to have supervision of the editing of geologic maps, in which he will be assisted by E. F. Burchard. A portion of the season will be spent in the field, in areal and economic? surveys, for folio publication, of (juadrangles in West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania.
Taff, J. A. Geologist.
Will mako a survey of the areal and economic geology of the Nowata iiuadrangh Indian Territory, for folio publication, and the preparation of a 8]uicial report on the oil fields, assisted by Carl N. Smitli.
Taylor, F. B. Special Field Assistant.
Will continue invimtigations of glacio-lacustrine phenomena in areas adjacent to Lak(s Huron, Michigan, and Su])erior, and of the* Klncial g(M)logy of the Ilousatoni(; and Litchfield quadrangles, Massacliusetts and ConiHcticut, under the supervision of T. C. Chamberlin.
Ulruii, E. O. G(H)logi8t.
Will niaku investigations of the stratigraphy and pa- l(H)nt()l()gy of Ordovician and Silurian formations in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia, witli special reftrencM to iron ores and ceimnt materials, and in the lTpp<>r Mississippi Valley and the Ozark region, with
Division of Geology and Paleontology, 17
8X)ecial reference to lead and zinc deposits, assisted by B. S. Bassler.
Van Hise, C. R. Chief of Section.
Will continue supervision of investigations of pre- Cambrian and metamorphic rocks, and, assisted by C. K. Leitb, A. E. Seaman, and W. N. Smith, will continue the study of the iron-ore deposits of Utah and the Lake Superior region.
Vaughan, T. W. Geologist.
Will be engaged in the completion of monograph on later Tertiary corals and in investigations of the paleontology and stratigraphy of the Mississippi embayment in Tennessee, Kentucky, and Arkansas, in connection with studies which are being made of the geology and underground waters of that region.
Veatch, a. C. Assistant Geologist.
Will make a reconnaissance investigation of oil and coal fields in southwestern Wyoming, assisted by A. R. Schultz.
Walcott, C. D. Director.
Will continue the preparation of a monograph on Cambrian brachiopods and will study the stratigraphy and paleontology of western Montana and western Utah, assisted by F. B. Weeks and E. Wood.
Weed, W. H. Geologist.
Will complete the preparation of reports on the geology of the Butte mining district, the copper deposits of eastern United States, and the hot spring phenomena of the Yellowstone National Park.
Weeks, F. B. Librarian.
Will assist C. D. Walcott in stratigraphic studies in western Utah.
18 Field Afisignvienis,
White, David. Geologist.
Will continue the study of the PottHville floras, and, in connection with the survey of the Kenova (luadrangle, Ohio-Kentucky, will make an investigation of the paleobotany and stratigraphy of the area.
Williams, H. S. Geologist and Paleontologist.
Will continue investigations of Devonian stratigraphy and paleontology in New York, Pennsylvania, and Maine.
WiLLtH, Bailky. Chief of ScMtion.
Will continue the preparation of a geologic- map of the United States and supervision of work in anal geology.
Wood, Elvira. Geologic Aid.
Will assist C. D. Walcott in paleontologic investigations.
WooiiHKV, L. H. Assistant Geologist.
Will assist Whitman Cross in the areal and economic survey of the Lake City iiuadrangle, Colorado.
Division Of Minin(J And Minkuai.
BiUKiNHiNic, John. Special Agent.
In charge of the collec-tion of the statistics of iron ore and manganese.
Clark, W. B. Geologist.
In cliarge of tho collcction of tlio statistics of miniTals in t)ie State of Maryland, in cooptTation witli the Maryland (i(M)logical Survey.
Day, 1). T. Geologist in Charge of Division.
In charges of the preparation of the r(port on the mineral r(W)urces of the United States; will bo engaged
Division of Mining and Mineral Resources. J 9
on a special investigation of the black sand resources of the United States, with a concentrating plant at the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition, Portland, Oreg.
Hetkes, V. C. Field Assistant.
In charge of the collection of the statistics of minerals in Arizona, Idaho, and Utah, with special reference to the production of precious metals.
Holmes, J. A. Fuel Expert.
In charge of the fuel-testing plant of the Geological Survey at St. Louis, Mo.
HovEY, E. O. Field Assistant.
In charge of the collection of the statistics of antimony, arsenic, asphaltum and bituminous rock, bismuth, phosphate rock, rutile, and salt.
Jones, F. A. Field Assistant.
In charge of the collection of the statistics of minerals in New Mexico, with special reference to the production of precious metals.
KiRCHHOFF, Charles. Special Agent.
In charge of the collection of the statistics of copper.
KuNZ, G. F. Special Agent.
In charge of the collection of the statistics of precious stones.
LiNDGREN, Waldemar. Geologist.
In charge of investigations relating to the production of gold and silver in the United States.
Merrill, F. J. H. Field Assistant.
In charge of the collection of the statistics of bromine.
Middleton, Jefferson. Statistician.
In charge of the collection of the statistics of the clayworking industries and greensand marl.
20 Field Assignments,
Oliphant, F. H. Field Assistant.
In charge of the oolleotion of the statistics of natural gas and petroleum.
Parker, E. W. Statistician.
In charge of the collection of the statistics of coal, coke and gas, tar and ammonia, in the United States. Also engaged in the work of testing coal at the fueltesting plant of the Geological Survey at St. Louis, Mo.
PORTEH, E. P. Field Assistant.
In charge of the collection of the statistics of minerals in Montana and South Dakota, with special reference to gold and silver.
Pratt, J. H. Field Assistant.
In charge of tlie collection of the statistics of abrasive materials, a8b(stos, barytca, chromite or chromic irtm ore, fluorspar, cryolite, graphite, lithium, inicii, mineral paints, monazite, nickel, cobalt, stnmtium ons, sulphur, pyrite, talc, soapstonc tui)gst(Mi, molybdcuum, uranium, vanadium, and zircon.
RiKs, Hkinhich. Sixcial Agent.
In charge of the colhcticm of the statistics of flint and fields] )ur.
RuLKY, W. VV. Assistant,
hi charges of tlie collection of tlic statistics of antlira-
Swank, J. M. S])ccial Agent.
In cliavgo of tlic colhction of the statistics of iron and steel.
\Vaui>, W. S. Field Assistant.
In (OwirKc of the collection of tlu* statistics of minerals in Colorado, with siuu-ial vefia*tuc(* to gold and silver.
Division of Alaskan Mineral Resources. 21
WmcHELL, A. N. Field Assistant.
In charge of the collection of the statistics of minerals in Montana, with special reference to gold and silver.
Yale, C. G. Special Agent.
In charge of the collection of the statistics of minerals in California, Oregon, and Washington, with special reference to precious metals. He will also prepare repoTts on borax and magnesite.
Division Of Alaskan Mineral. Resources.
Brooks, A. H. Geologist in Charge of Division.
Will continue supervision of geologic and topographic work in Alaska. Will spend June and July in the Controller Bay region and in southeastern Alaska, and later in the year will go to Nome. Address, Washington, D. C.
Butler, B. S. Geologic Field Assistant.
Will assist R. S. Tarr in a geologic reconnaissance survey of Yakutat Bay.
Corse, W. B. Topographic Field Assistant.
Will assist T. G. Gerdine in a topographic survey in the Solomon River region, Seward Peninsula.
Gerdine, T. G. Topographer.
Will make a topographic survey of an area of about 500 square miles in the Solomon River region, Seward Peninsula, on a scale of 1 : 45,000.
Grant, U. S. Geologist.
Will make a geologic reconnaissance and an investigation of the mineral resources of the Prince William Sound region.
22 Field Assignmmits,
Hamilton, E. G. AasiBtant Topographer.
Will make topographic surveys, under direotion of G. C. Martin, of the Controller Bay coal and oil fields, on a scale of 1 : 45,000.
Hess, F. L. Geologic Aid.
Will assist F. H. Mofflt in mapping the geology and studying the mineral resources of the Nome and Grand Central districts, Seward Peninsula, in reconnoitering adjacent areas, and will revisit the York tin-bearing region.
Hill, W. R. Topographic Field Assistant.
Will assist E. G. Hamilton in making topographic surveys of the coal and oil fields of the Controller Bay region, under G. C. Martin.
KiNDLK, E. M. Assistant Geologist.
Will carry on stratigraphic and paleontologic investigations in southeastern Alaska, in cooperation with F. E. Wright.
Knc)ik, Adolph. Geologic Field Assistant.
Will assist L. M. Prindle in continuing the geologic reconnaissance of the Yukon-Tanana region.
Maddhicn, a. G. Geologic Field Assistant.
Will assist G. C. Martin in making a geologic survey of th( coal and oil ficldsof the (Controller Bay region.
Mautin, G. C'. Assistant Geologist.
Has (!harg( of a party which will make geologic and to])ogra])lnc- Hiirv(ys in tli( Controller Bay regioii and a geologic r(n!onnaissanc( of the Matunuska coal fi<ld.
Martin, LAWUKNCfrc. (Geologic Assistant.
Will assist ii. S. Tarr in a K<'ologic- reconnaissance survey of Yakutat Bay.
Division of Alaskan Mineral Resources, 23
MOFFiT, F. H. Assi&tant Geologist.
Will map the geology and study the mineral resources of the Nome and Grand Central districts, and reconnoiter adjacent areas.
Oliver, R. B. Assistant Topographer.
Will assist D. C. Witherspoon in topographic surveys in the Ynkon-Tanana region.
Paige, Sidney. Geologic Aid.
Will assist U. S. Grant in a geologic reconnaissance and an investigation of the mineral resources of the Prince William Sound region, and G. C. Martin in geologic work in the Controller Bay region. Will also visit Kodiak Island, Herendeen Bay, and other points in southwestern Alaska, making economic and stratigraphic studies.
Prindle, L. M. Assistant Geologist.
Will continue the geologic reconnaissance and investigation of the mineral resources of the Yukon-Tanana region.
Stone, R. W. Assistant Geologist.
Will accompany D. C. Witherspoon and make a general geologic reconnaissance of the Yukon-Tanana region west of the Fairbanks and Circle City trail.
Tarr, R. S. Special Assistant.
Will make a geologic reconnaissance of the region tributary to Yakutat and Disenchantment bays.
Witherspoon, D. C. Topographer.
Will continue the topographic reconnaissance mapping of the region included between Yukon Flats and Tanana River, and the towns of Circle and Chena, on a scale of 1 : 250,000.
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Wrkhit, C. W. GloKio Aid.
Will assist Fred E. Wright in making geologic reoonnaissaiico surveys and investigations of ore deposits in the Wrangell and Ketchikan districts of southeastern Alaska. Will also make a supplementary study of the ore deposits of Berners Bay.
Wright, F. £. Assistant Gkologist.
Will make g(ologic roccmnaissance surveys and investigations of on) deposits in Wrangell and Ketchikan district. of H0uth(astern Alaska.
YoDRR, B. A. Topographic Field Assistant.
Will do level and travorso work, under T. G. Grdine, in Solomon River ngioii, Steward Peninsula.
Topographic Branch.
Anderson, C. G. Topographic Aid.
Assisting H. Munroe in topographic work in the Forsythe quadrangle, Missouri.
Bagley, J. W. Topographic Aid.
Assisting Oscar Jones in topographic work in the Talbotton quadrangle, Georgia.
Baldwin, H. L., Jr. Topographer.
Will have charge of topographic parties mapping the Philipsburg quadrangle, Montana, and extending triangulation over the same area and also over the Moccasin Mountains, Montana.
Bannon, T. M. Topographer.
Has charge of parties engaged in topographic work in the Younts Peak quadrangle, Wyoming, and in extending triangulation over the southern part of the Yellowstone Forest Reserve. During the winter will have charge of parties at work near Florence, Arizona.
Barnard, E. C. Topographer.
Is representative of United States Geological Survey on International Boundary Commission to locate and mark the line between the United States and Canada west of the summit of the Rocky Mountains; also has supervisory charge of the topographic work of the Geological Survey in Washington.
Bassett, C. C. Topographer.
Has charge of party engaged in topographic work in the Winfield, Cooper stown, and Delhi quadrangles, New York.
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2() Field Assignments,
Beaman, W. M. Topographer.
Has cliarKt of imrty (mgaKed in toiM)graphic work in the Relay, Laurel, and RockviUe quadrangles, Maryland.
BiunsKYE, C. H. Topographic Aid.
Ha8 charge of party doing topographic work in Sacramento Valley, California.
Blackburn, J. E. Field Assistant.
Has charge of party engaged in topographic work at Philipsburg, Montana. -
Blaiu, H. B. Topographer.
Has suptTvisory charge of topographic work in Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana, and immediatt charge* of a party engag(d in work in the Birmingham and Bt88emer quadrangles, Alabama.
Brkiht, M. S. Levelman.
Has charge* of ])reci8e levi4 party working between Albn(iuer(iue and Silver City, New Mexico.
Brown, W. N. Topographer,
lias charge of party tngaged in top()gra])hic work in thv Yorktown (piadrangli*, Virginia: Dahlonega Special district. (l(H)rgia, and Cartersville (luadranglo, Georgia.
BuRKLANi), A. O. Topographic Aid.
Engaged on topograpliic mapping in the Wilkesville quadrangle. (Miio.
( A iM A N , Pi: A RS( )N . A ssistant Topographer.
Has cliarKc of party entaginl in topograpliic work in vicinity of Hcllingham, Wasliington.
Chapman. U. U. Topographer.
Has charg( of parties making d(tail((l and rec(m- naissance maps about Goldlield, Nevada.
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Clark, E. B. Topographer.
Has charge of party engaged in topographic work in the Suplee quadrangle, Pennsylvania.
Glarkson, CD S. Topographic Aid.
Assisting H. B. Blair in topographic work in the Birmingham and Bessemer quadrangles, Alabama.
CoE, Robert. Assistant Topographer.
Has charge of party engaged in topographic work in the Gates ville, Smithfield, Winton. and Clinton quadrangles. North Carolina.
Cooke, C. E. Topographer.
Has supervisory charge of parties engaged in topographic work in Illinois, Indiana, and Kentucky, and immediate charge of party engaged in mapping the Louisville, Georgetown, and Morganfield quadrangles Kentucky.
CowGiLL, Ralph. Field Assistant.
Will have charge of party engaged in mapping the Cataldo quadrangle, Idaho.
Cummin, R. D. Topographer.
Has supervisory charge of parties engaged in topographic work in Pennsylvania, and immediate charge of a party engaged in topographic work in the New Cumberland quadrangle.
Daingerfield, J. S. B. Topographic Aid.
Assisting C. E. Cooke on topographic work in the Louisville, Georgetown, and Morganfield quadrangles, Kentucky.
Davis, E. P. Field Assistant.
In charge of topographic party working in Sacramento Valley, California.
Field Aaaignme7iia.
Davis. G. R. ABsiBtftntl
In charge of party working in the Moi quttdrangle, California. DouaLAa, E. M.
Has c.hargu of western division of topog manent addreHH, WaMhiiigton, D. C. DUKK, Bash,, 1
Haa charge of party engaged in tnpogra the Bjamarck quadrsngln, North Dakota. DUNNINOTON, A. F. 1
Has Hiipervisory cliarge of and will ins of forcHt reserve boundaries, and will car tion over Priest Biver ForcHt Reserve, Idal Eakin, J. R. Asitistant 1
Has charh'e of party engaged in topogra tliB Ripley, Bavenswooil, and Bidwell i West VirKinia-Ohio.
Eli.ls. J, R. Aasiwtant 1
lias charge of party oitending prim; control in Illinois, Nebraska, and Ohio.
KVANW, R, T, Assistant 'i
Has lOmrge of a party in the Oraiid Canj surveying the Shinnino [pnulrangle.
Faumi.;ii, R. A, 1
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Fletcher, L. C. Toi)ographer.
Adjusting level notes, Washington, D. C.
Flocker, I. M. Topographic Aid.
Assisting H. L. Johnston in topographic work in the Millerstown quadrangle, Pennsylvania.
Floore. S. p. Topographic Aid.
Assisting Frank Tweedy, topographer, in topographic mapping at Fort Collins, Colorado.
Fowler, A. T. Assistant Topographer.
Has charge of party engaged in topographic work in the Sun Prairie, Cross Plains, and Mazomanie quadrangles, Wisconsin.
Gannett, S. S. Geographer.
Has charge of computing section, Washington, D. C, and supervisory charge of field work of primary control in the eastern division.
Gayetty, J. I. Assistant Topographer.
Has charge of party engaged in topographic work in the Port Leyden quadrangle, New York.
GooDLOVE, C. W. Topographer.
Has charge of party engaged in topographic work in the Brook ville and West Manchester quadrangles, Ohio.
Graff, Fred, Jr. Topographic Aid.
Assisting G. S. Smith in topographic work in the Adirondacks, New York.
Griffin, W. H. Topographer.
Has charge of a party engaged in topographic work in the London and Blanchester quadrangles, Ohio.
'M) Field Assignnimh,
(*Ri8W()r.i), W. T. Topographer.
Has charKt h party otiRagod in topographic and geologic- work in tho ClayBviUo and Stjvvickley qnadrangloH, PonnHylvania.
IIackktt, Mkhhill. Topographer.
ITaH c-liargo of party ongagod in topographic work in tho Arlington and Upptn* Sandusky (piadrangloH, Ohio.
IlALii, W. C. Topographer.
HaH rhargo of a party ongagod in making a trigonemotrio Hurvoy of croHt lint* of Niagara Falls, N. Y. ( )n completion of this ho will have charge of a party (ngag(Ml in topographic work in the Hanover and Suna- \nw (juadrangloH, New Hampshiro and Vermont.
Hannkcian, DiiN(AN. Topographer.
HaH (harg( of party tngagtMl in topographic work in the Gowoe qnadranglo, North Carolina South Carolina, and in tlio Daton Rouge (piadrangle, LouiHiana.
IT A IK J K II, W. (4. Topographic Aid.
AsHisting T. F. Slaugliter in topographic work in The Forks quadrangle, Maint
Harrison, I). C. Topographer.
Tn cliarg of party cngagtMl in topographic work in tlu< Jefferson, Andovor, and Chagrin Falls (luadrangles, Oliio.
Harrison, J. P. Field Assistant.
In charge of toi)ograplii( party working in the Olancha (luadrangle, California.
Hartmann, Cm as., Jr. Topograpliic Aid.
Assisting W. (/. Hall in topographic work in tho Hanover and Sunapee (juadrangles, Niw Ham]).shire and Vermont.
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Hassan, A. F. Topographer.
Has charge of map work of the western division of topography in the office, Washington, D. C.
Hawkins, Q-. T. Topographer.
Has charge of a party engaged on field work of primary control in Missouri, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
Herron, W. H. Topographer.
Has charge of parties surveying two quadrangles in vicinity of Sumpter, Oreg.
HoDGESON, H. H. Assistant Topographer.
Has charge of party engaged in topographic work in vicinity of Guthrie, Okla.
HooPES, C. L. Topographic Aid.
Assisting Hersey Munroe in topographic work in Missouri.
Ireland, E. I. Assistant Topographer.
Has charge of party engaged in topographic work in the Arnoldsburg and Spencer quadrangles. West Virginia.
Irvine, Chester. Field Assistant.
Has charge of topographic party mapping the Belle Foxirche quadrangle. South Dakota.
Jennings, J. H. Topographer.
Has supervision of topographic work in New York and New England, and direct charge of a party engaged in toi)ographic work in the central counties of New York.
Johnston, H. L. Assistant Topographer.
In charge of topographic work in the Millerstown quadrangle, Pennsylvania.
32 Field Assignments.
Jones, Oscar. Topographer.
Has charge of party engaged in toi>ographic work in the Talbotton quadrangle, Georgia.
Joy, F. E. U. S. Surveyor.
Has charge of party engaged in locating and marking the boundaries of the Payson and Logan forest reserves, Utah.
Kendall, C. B. Field Assistant.
In charge of a party engaged in extending primary control in Indiana, Mississippi, Louisiana, North Carolina, and South Carolina.
Leopold, L. S. Assistant Topographer.
In charge of topographic work in the Pomeroy and Keno quadrangles, Ohio-West Virginia.
LiBBY, R. L. Field Assistant.
Has charge of a party running precise levels in Virginia and Iowa.
Lloyd, W. J. Topographer.
Has charge of party engaged in topographic work in the Eldorado and New Haven quadrangles, Illinois.
Lovell, W. H. Topographer.
Has charge of party engaged in extending primary control in Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia.
Manning, V. H. Topographer.
Has supervisory charge of topographic work in Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South ,Carolina, and Georgia, and immediate charge of a party engaged in topographic work in the Charlotte quadrangle, North Carolina.
Topographic Branch, 33
Marshall, It. B. Geographer.
Has supervisory charge of parties engaged in topographic work in California and southern Oregon. Address, Sacramento, Cal.
Matthes, F. E. Topographer.
Has charge of a party engaged in the topographic mapping of Yosemite Valley, California.
McBeth, J. F. Assistant Topographer,
Has charge of party engaged in topographic work in the San Cristobal quadrangle, Colorado.
McDonald, H. L. Topographic Aid.
Assisting L. S. Leopold in topographic work in the Pomeroy and Keno quadrangles, Ohio- West Virginia.
McKiNNEY, R. C. Topographer.
Has charge of a party engaged in topograpliic work in the South Charleston and Bluffton quadrangles, Ohio.
McLaughlin, Fred. Assistant Topographer.
In charge of party engaged in surveying for the Frisco Special map, Utah; and later for the Iron Ore Special map, Utah.
McNair, E. L. Topographer.
Has charge of party engaged in extending primary control in Arkansas, Illinois, and New York.
Meade, A. P., Jr. Topographic Aid.
Assisting G. S. Smith on topograJ)hic work in the Adirondacks, New York.
Miller, W. L. Topographer.
Has charge of a party engaged in topographic work in the Saluda and Yorkville quadrangles, North Carolina-South Carolina.
34 Field AssigiivieniH.
UONOURK, T. H. Topogn
ABMistitiK V. H. Manning in topographic v
Charlotti cguHilranglc, North Corolinu. MC1.1)H0W, RoitKRT, Toi
Haa Hnix'rvimiry charge of parties ongagei graphic work in Wiwi'inaln, Miiin(ota, and ] kota, and imTiii'iliato <hiirt((' of a party worl Sparta, WiHconsiti, and tlio Chanka, Minn(M<
MtTNN, M. J. AsslHtant To|
Has charge of a party <<ngaged in toiMigraphi logic work in the Cliiysvillo (luiulrnnglii, Pcnii MuNitiiK, Hriisky. Toi
Has HiipcrviinoTy charge of i)art1iis ongogo graphic work in Arkansas, MisHonri, Iowa brtska, and dinict charge of a ptrty engagt graphic work in t.liu Forsythi' and SholbyvlUi gluB, Missonri, and tlic Ni'braska City (ii Niibraska-Iowa. Mdki.in, a. B. To]
HftH c.hiirg" i>( a party ciigimiKl in tiiiMigra in till' Poak iiuiulranglc, Utidi. NF.iiioN, C. L. ArtnifitJint Toj
Has (-)iargc of a party i-ngagiHl in topngrii in the Mount Whitney iiUiidnniglo, Californi Oi.ivKii, A. I. AxaistantTo]
Han cl-.arKo of a party niigagud iii triaiigi top"K''"I''i'" workint)io()huu'.lia(iiiadrangh>, i PiKK, Ai.iii-.iti-. To
Has cliarfjo of a party imgagi'd in topogn ping in thii Springllcld, ( 'hanipaigii, and Url raiiglcH, llhnoia.
Topographic Branch, 35
Reinick, R. H. Topographic Aid.
Assisting E. I. Ireland in topographic work in West Virginia.
E-ENSHAWE, J. H, Geographer.
Geographer in charge of inspection of topography. Permanent address, Washington, D. C.
Roberts, A. C. Topographer.
Has charge of party engaged in topographic work in the Neshannock quadrangle, Pennsylvania.
Robertson, R. B. Field Assistant.
Has charge of party engaged in extending triangnlation in northern Washington.
Sadler, C. L. Assistant Topographer.
Has charge of a party engaged in topographic work in the Des Moines quadrangle, Iowa.
Sargent, R. H. Assistant Topographer.
Is engaged in completing the survey of the Cottonwood Special district, Utah, and later will carry triangulation over the quadrangle north of the Jemes quadrangle, New Mexico.
Searle, a. B. Topographer.
Has charge of party doing topographic work in the Pullman quadrangle, Washington.
Semper, C. H. Levelman.
Has charge of level party working near Sacramento, California.
Sinclair, J. H. Topographic Aid.
Has charge of topographic mapping of the Thornton quadrangle. West Virginia.
'M) Field Assiqnvienis,
aLAUOHTEH, T. F. AssistHiit Topographer.
Haw diargo of party engaRod in topographio work in Tho Forks (juadranKlo, Maino.
Smith, G. S. ToiM)grapher.
Has oharg( of parti(8 ongaged in topographic work in tho Loon Lako. Canton, and PotHdani (luadranglos, New York.
Smith, L. H. Topographic Aid.
AsHiHting C E. ('ooko in topographic work in Kentucky.
St A A CK, J. (4. Topographic Aid.
AHHisting B. T)uk(3 in topographic work in the Bismank (luadrangle, North Dakota.
Stkwaht, B. D. Topographic Aid.
Has (charge of party engag(d in recxmnaiasance survey in HoutlKrn Ncn'ada.
Sth.ks, AitTHUH. Topographer.
IThh (tliargo of party cngugod in to]K)graphic work in tlio TcHla (iuH(lrangl(% California.
Stonkk, S. N. Topographic Aid.
I Ian churgn of party (uigug(Ml in topograpliic work in tho OljuKliJi (iiia(lraTigl(5, C-alifornia.
Stkanaiian, William. A HHintant Topographer.
IFhh cliargc of party ungagod in topogra])liic work on th( (ioldfinld Spoc-ial map, Nevada.
Sdtton, Fhank. To])ographer.
lias su])(M*viKory ('barg( of topograiiliic work in Ohio and Michigan, and direct charge of a party (engaged in topograpliic- work in nortluuiHtern ])art of ( )liio.
Topographic Branch, :57
Sylvester, A. H. Topographer.
Has charge of party engaged in topographic work in the Bridgeport quadrangle, California.
Thompson, A. H. Geographer.
Has charge of office for the topographic branch, Washington, D. C.
Thorn, W. H. U.S. Surveyor.
Has charge of party engaged in locating and marking the boundaries of the Santa Barbara and San Jacinto forest reserves, California.
Tucker, L. E. Topographic Aid.
Assisting G. S. Smith in topographic work in the Adirondacks, New York.
Tufts, W. O. Assistant Topographer.
Has charge of a party engaged in topographic work in the Stony Creek and Goshen quadrangles, New York.
Tweedy, Frank. Topographer.
Has charge of parties engaged in topographic work in the Fort Collins and Boulder quadrangles, Colorado.
Urquhart, C. F. Topographer.
Has charge of party engaged in extending triangulation in the Sierra Forest Reserve, California.
"Walker, A. M. Topographer.
Has supervisory charge of toi)ographic work in West Virginia, and direct charge of a party engaged in topographic work in the Kingwood and Bellington quadrangles. West Virginia.
Walker, J. P. U. S. Surveyor.
Has charge of party for locating and marking the Yosemite National Park boundary line, California.
138 Fidd Asfiigjiments,
WiiKAT, J. H. Topofcrapher.
Hbh c.harKi of map work of the eastern diyision of topography, in office, WanhinKton, D. C.
Whitman, J. M. Topofrapher.
Has charge of party engaged in topographic work in the Marciuetto ([nadrangle, Michigan, and the Belleville quadrangle, Illinois.
WiioN, H. M. Geographer.
Has charge of the eastern division of topography. Permanent address, Washington, D. C.
Y()iiN<*. Qilukrt. Assistant Topographer.
TIas cliarge of a party engaged in topographic work in the Kden, Bath, and Port Jervis quadrangles. New York.
Hydrographic Branch.
Baker, S. K. Hydrographic Aid.
Engaged in investigation of quality of water for purposes of irrigation in Arizona and New Mexico, under direction of M. O. Leigh ton.
Barrows, H. K. Engineer.
In charge of stream measurements in New England.
Beebe, H. R. Field Assistant.
Assisting in hydrographic work in New York.
Bolster, R. H. Assistant Engineer.
Assisting in computations at Washington, D. C.
Bowman, Isaiah. Hydrologic Aid.
Will conduct an investigation of methods of drilling wells.
Brennan, M. S. Engineering Aid.
Assisting in hydrographic work in Wisconsin.
Chandler, E. F. Assistant Engineer.
Assisting in hydrographic work in North Dakota.
Clapp, F. G. Geologic Aid.
Will investigate artesian water problems in Florida.
Clapp, S. K. Assistant Engineer.
Assisting in hydrographic work in Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, and Missouri.
Clapp, W. B. Assistant Engineer.
In charge of river measurements in California.
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40 Field Assigufncnfn,
CoMHT( >CK , I . D. Engineering Aid.
ABHiHtiiiK in hydrographic. work in Sonth Dakota.
CovKKT, ('. AHsistant Engineer.
AfiHiHting in hydrograpliic work in New York.
('kidkk, A. V. Hydrologio Aid.
Will in\M}HtigHto underground waters of northoaetem ArkanHan.
Dahton, N. H. Gkologiat.
In chargt) of woHtorn wu'tion of hydrology. Will conduct geologic fltld work, mostly in central and BouthoaHtcm Wyoming, and HupcrviHo the operationH of his diviHi(m, later in the HoaHon making visits to the fields of work of various assistivnts.
DoLK, R. n. Assistant Engineer.
In charge of methcNls and results of field assay of water, under direction of M. (). Leighton.
Drank, n. H. Engineering Aid.
Assisting in hydrograpliy in North Carolina, South (Carolina, (}tH)rgia, and Florida.
FjIAAH, K. E. (Geologic Aid.
Will inv(sligat( the und(rground waters of Missouri and (/onnecti(Uit.
Fauikii, W. a. Assistant Engineer.
In charge* of riviT measurements in Arizona.
FiSHKR, O. A. Assistant Geologist.
Will l)e witli N. TT. Darton in central Wyoming during a ])()rti()n of the season, and then continue field work in thi southern porticm of tlie Bighorn basin, Wyoming.
FoLLANSMKK, RoHKKT. Assistant Engineer.
Iisting in computations in Washington, D. C
Hydrographic Branch. 41
OiL.ES, J. M. Assistant Engineer.
In charge of river measurements in parts of Oklahoma, Indian, and New Mexico Territories.
Gregory, H. E. Assistant Geologist.
Will investigate the underground waters of Connecticut.
Grover, N. C. Engineer.
In charge of stream measurements in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia.
Hall, M. R. Hydrographer.
In charge of stream measurements in Southeastern States.
Hall, W. E. Hydrographic Aid.
Assisting in hydrographic work in Southeastern States.
Hanna, F. W. Assistant Engineer.
In charge of stream measurements in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, and the northern peninsula of Michigan.
Harley, G. F. Engineering Aid.
Assisting in computations in Washington, D. C.
Hinderlider, M. C. Engineer.
In charge of hydrographic work in Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, South Dakota, Kansas, northern Oklahoma. Indian Territory, New Mexico, and Uinta Indian Beservation.
HORTON, A. H. Engineer.
Assisting in hydrographic work in the Middle Atlantic States.
42 Field Assignments,
HORTON. R. E. Hydrographer.
In charge of river measurements in New York and lower peninsula of Miohigan.
HOYT, J. 0. Engineer.
In charge of computations in Washington, D. C.
Landks, Ivan. Field Assistant.
Assisting in hydrographic work in Oregon.
La Ruk, E. C. Engineering Aid.
Assisting in hydrographic work in Idaho.
Lke, W. T. Assistant Geologist.
Will continue his investigations of undtrground water conditions, mainly in reclamation areas in the Rio Grande Valley in New Mtxico.
Lekuiton, M. O. Hydrographer.
In charge of division of hydro-economics. Headquarttrs, Washington, D. C.
Lkwis, S. J. AssiHtant Enginter.
Engiig(Hl in hydro-economic inveHtigatiouH in West Virginia, Kentucky, and KauHas.
Lkhitfoot, W. J. AHsiHtant Engineer.
Assisting in hydrographic work in Washington.
Lyman, II. L. Engin((riiig Aid.
Assisting in liydrograi)hic work in Washington, D. C.
Mkkkkh. II. 1. Assistant Engineer.
Assisting in liydrograpliic work in ('olorado.
Mkndkniiall, W. ((H)logist.
Will continiK* in (hargo of tlu* inv(stigations of underground waUr supplies in cimtnil and 80iith(rn ( ali fornia.
Hydrographic Branch. 4:3
MiTCHELSON, A. T. Hydrographic Aid.
Aficdsting in hydrographic work in the Southeastern States.
MoRSB, H. M. Engineering Aid.
Assisting in hydrographic work in Montana.
Murphy, E. C. Engineer.
Inspector of stream measurements in all parts of the country.
NOBCBOSS, T. W. Hydrographic Aid.
Assisting in hydrographic work in New England.
Norton, W. H. Field Assistant.
Will investigate underground waters of Iowa.
Parker. H. N. Assistant Hydrographer.
Engaged in hydro-economic investigations in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia.
Parshall, a. J. Hydrographer.
Assisting in stream measurements in Wyoming.
Peterson, O. W. Engineering Aid.
Assisting in stream measurements in California.
Pratt, R. W. Assistant Engineer.
Assisting in stream measurements in Ohio.
PRESSET, F. E. Assistant Engineer.
Assisting in stream measurements in New England.
Richardson, G. B. Assistant Geologist.
Will continue his investigations of the underground water conditions in Utah, operating mainly in Sevier Valley.
44 Field Astiigiimniis,
San FORI). Samuel. Hydrologio Aid.
Will colltot saiiiplos and records of wells and borings throughout the United States.
Savvy KH, W. C'. AsHistant Engineer.
In charge of stream measurementH in Oregon.
Shicpahd, E. M. Field Assistant.
Will invtistigate underground waters of Missouri.
SiKBKNTiiAL, (7. E. Assistant (Geologist.
Will spend the (mrly part of the summer in Washington, completing reports, and then take up the investigation of the geology and underground water conditions in the Sun River reclamation area in Montana.
SiMi*H()N, II. E. Field Assistant.
Will investigate underground wat(rs of Iowa.
SoPKH, R. ('. EngintMring Aid.
Assisting in streain iniasuremtntH in tlm Middle Atlantic States.
Stahijcr, IIkuman. Engiu(uring Aid.
Engag(d in hydro-cHMmomic invc'stigations in Ohio, und(a' cooiMrative agr(Hm<iit with Oliio State Board of II(alth.
Stkimiknson, Ij. W. Fi(4d Assistant.
Will inviHtigate underground wat(rs of nortlnastern Arkansas.
Stiowaki), W. O. AsHiHtant KuginiHT.
AsHiHting in meter rating, (()iii])utati()HH, and d(signs ill WaHliiiigton, D. C
Stockman, L. Ji. Assistinit KiigiiuuT.
In c-hargi* of Htreum m(Misnnmeiits in Montana.
Hydrograpliic Branch, 45
Taylor, T. U. Hydrographer.
In charge of hydrographic work in Texas.
Weeks, E. T. Field Assistant.
Assisting in hydrographic work in New York.
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Page.
Abbe, Cleveland, jr 5
Aklen, W. C 5
Anderson, A. E 13
Anderson, G. 6 25
Arnold, Ralph 6
Ashley, G H 5
Atwood, W. W 6
Bagiey, J. W 25
Bain, H. F 6
Baker, 8. K 39
Ball, 8. H 6
Baldwin, H. L., jr 25
Bannister, J. R 6
Bannon, T. M 25
Barnard, E. C 25
Barrows, II. K 39
Bascom, Florence 6
Bassett, C. C 25
Baasler, R. S 6
Bastin, E. S 6
Bayley, W. S 6
Beaman, W. M 26
Beebe, H. R 39
Birdseye, E. C 26
Birkinbine, John 18
Blackburn, J. E 26
Blair, H. B 26
Bolster, R. H 39
Boutwell, J. M 7
Bowman, Isaiah 39
Branner, J, C 7
Brennan, M. S 39
Bright, M. S 26
Brooks, A. H 21
Brown, C. W 7
Brown, W. N 26
Rurchard, E. F 7
Burkland, A. 26
Butler, B. S 21
Butts, Charles 7
Calkins, F. C 7
Campbell, M. R 7
Chamberliu, T. C 8
Chandler, E. F 39
Chapman, Pearson 26
Chapman, R. H 26
Clapp, F. G 39
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Clapp, S. K 39
Clapp, W. B 39
Clark, E. B 27
Clark, W. B 8,18
Clarkson, C. D. S 27
Coe, Robert 27
Collier, A. J 8
Comstock, H. D 40
Cooke, C. E 27
Corse, W. B 21
Covert, C. C 40
Cowgill, Ralph 27
Crider, A. F 8,40
Cross, Whitman 8
Cummin, R. D 27
Daiugerfield, J. S. B 27
Dale, T. N 8
Dall, W. H 9
Darton, N. II 40
Davis, E. P 27
Davis, G. R 28
Dawson, E. M., jr 9
Dav, D. T 18
DeWolf, F. W 9
Dillor, J. S 9
Dole, R. B 40
Douglas, E. M 28
Drane, B. S 40
Duke, Basil 28
Duuington, A. F 28
Eakin, J. R 28
Eckel, E. C 9
Eldridge, G. H 9
Ellis, E. E 40
Ellis, J. R 28
Emerson, B. K 9
Emmons, S. F 10
Emmons, W. H 10
Evans, R. T 28
Farmer, R. A 28
Farish, W. A 40
Fenneman, N. M 10
Ferriss, H. R 28
Fisher, C. A 40
Metcher, L. C 29
Floeker, I. M 29
Floore, S. P 29
(71)
72 Index of Names of Employees,
Pagn.
Ft>llR?iHbps Udbort 40
Ftiwlor, A.T.. 2J
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(Hlhrrt, (J. K 10
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Hull, W. (1 30
Hull. W. K 41
llHnilltim, K. (i-_ 22
lliinnrt. K. W . 41
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lIuHHan, A. K 31
HawkiiiM, (J.T 31
Mav.'H, (!. W . 11
Ilonon, W. II .. 31
lIcNH, K. L 22
1 1 own t, Foiitrr . 11
Hiii.icrlld.'r, M. (' 41
llodKOMon, II. II ... 31
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Howe, KtlicHt 11
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.lt)liiiN(.ii, W. 12
JohiiHtdii, H. L
Junes, F. A
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Joy, F. K
Kay (J. F
Kofth, Arthur
Keuilall, (1. H
Kmipf, A(U)li>h.
KtiowUon, F. H . .
Knlbo, I,. . ..
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Iian(t>N, Ivan
La Rno, K. ('
Loo, W. T
LoiKhton, M,
Lolth,C. K Loonanl, A. (J . . . ..
Loopolii, L. S
Lovorott, Frank .
Lowin, S. J
Libbv, U. L .
LiKb'tf.M.l, W. J .. . Lindron, W'ahloinar
Lloyd. W.J
Lovoll, W. II- Lynuui, H. L ... . Maddron, A. (J Manning, V. H. Marnball, U. II ... Martin, (' Martin, LawroiuM" MatthoH, F. K Mcllotb. J. F McDoinUd, I). F McDoniild, II. L MrKinn.-y, U. (' MtLauKlilin, McNiiir, 1-:. L Moado. A. P., Jr IMiM'kor, H. I M.Mid.Miball, \V. (' Morrill. F. J. II Middlcttdi, Joffoimm Miilor. W. L Mit.'lH'lHon. A. T Mi.mt. F. II Monrmc. T. II . M()tst. II. M Mnldroii, Unbcrt Mnnn, M. .1 Munrt>t>, llorHcy Murlin. A. K
Index of Names of Employees. 73
Page.
Murphy, E. C 43
NelHon, C. L 34
NorcroBS, T. W 43
Norton, W. H 43
Oliphant, F. H 19
Oliver, A. I 34
Oliver, K. B 23
Osbom, H. F 13
Paige, Sidney 23
Palache, Charles 14
Parker, E. W 20
Parker, H.N 43
. Parshall, A. J 43
Peterson, 0. W 43
Phalen, W. C 14
Pike, Albert 34
Porter, E. P 20
Pratt, J. H 20
ratt, R. W 43
''Pressey, F. E 43
Prindle, L. M 23
Purdue, A. H 14
Ransome, F, L 14
BeiniCt, R. H 36
Renshawe, J. H 35
Richardson, G. B 43
Bie8,Heinrich 20
Roberts, A. C 36
Robertson, K.B 36
Ruley,W.W 20
Russell, I. C 14
Sadler, C.L 36
Salisbury, R. D 14
Sanford, Samuel 44
Sargent, R.H 36
Sawyer, W.C 44
Schrader, F. C 14
Schultz, A. R 14
Seaman, A. E 16
Searle,A.B 35
Semper, C. H 36
Shaler,M.K 15
Shepard,E.M 44
Siebenthal,C.E 44
Simpson, H.E 44
Sinclair, J. H 35
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