University of Utah - Utonian Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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1 JOSEPH FRANCIS MERRILL, DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL 0-F MINES. Professor of Physics and Electrical Eiigineeriiig. Graduate of the Normal School, University of Utah, 1889, B. S., University of Michigan, 1893, Student in Cor- nell University, in 1893, University of Chicago in summers of 1894, 1896, 1897, Fellow, Johns Hopkins University, 1898- ISQQQ Ph. D., Johns Hopkins University, 1899. 782 East Twelfth South Street. 'P JAMES EDXVARD TALMAGE, Deseret Professor of Geology. Student in Lehigh University, 1882-1883 5 Student Johns Hopkins, 1883-18845 A. C., Lehigh, 1891, Ph. D., Illinois Xllesleyan, 1896, F. R. M. S., London, 1891, F. G. S., Lon- don, 1894, F. R. S. E., 1894, F. G. S. A., 1897, Life Asso- ciate Philosophical Society of Great Britain, 1899, Cor. Mem- her Royal Scottish Geographical Society, IQOI, President Latter-day Saints' College, Salt Lake City, 1889-1894 5 Presi- dent University of Utah, 1894-1897. 970 First Street. 3 RICHARD R. LYMAN, Professor of Civil E111 giizeeriiig. B. S. CC. EQ, University of Michigan, 1895, Student, University of Chicago, summer IQO2, Graduate Scholar, 1902-3, M. C. E. IQO3, Graduate Fellow, 1903-4, Cornell Uni- versity: Ph. D., Cornell, 1905. A 24 4 I ROBERT HENRY BRADFORD, -Professor of Miriiiig cmd .Metolliirgy B. S., University of Utah, 1895, Student in University of Chicago in 1895 and 1896, Fellow in Metallurgy, 1900- IQO2, Ph. D., Columbia University. 5 WILLIAM CLARENCE EBAUGH, Professor of Chemistry. B. S., in Chemistry, 1898, Ph. D., 1901, University of Pennsylvania , Director of the Department of Physics and Chemistry, Kenyon College, 1901-1902. 6 GUSTAVE A. OVERSTROM, Professor of Mirie Plant cmd Mill Design. M. E., Chalmer's Institute of Technology, 1887. Draughtsman, designing ancl'consulting engineer, engaged, since 1888, in mill work, in the designing of mining and steam machinery, and in the design and construction of ore dressing, metallurgical, and mine plants in Colorado, Arizona, Montana, Michigan, Canada, etc. Employed as designing engineer by Sullivan Machinery Co., Morgan Gardner Electric Co., Fra- ser 81 Chalmers, Gates Iron Vllorks Co., Parrot Silver and Copper Co., Amalgamated Copper Co., Allis-Chalmers Co., etc.

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7 JAMES LAMBERT GIBSON, Piofessoi' of Maflieiiiatics. B. S., University of Utah, 1895, M. A., Columbia Uni- versity, 1898. Student in Cambridge University. England, IQO2-IQO3. S ELIAS HYRUM BECKSTRAND, Assistaiit Professor of M echaizical Eiigiiieeiiiig. B. s., QE. EJ Umar-sity of wiiciiigan, IQOOQ M. Cornell University, 1901. S 9 XNILLIAM EDXVARD VVILSON, .dsszsfaizf Professor of Civil Eiigiiieeifiiig. C. E.. Cornell University, IQOIQ Engineer in charge of Division of Hydraulics and Geodetic Surveying, U. S. Lake Survey, 1901-1903. IO LEON WVILSON HARTMAN, fiSSIiSfCl'lLf Professoi' of Physics. B. S., 1898, A. M., ISQQ, and instructor, ISQQ-IQOI, Cor- nell University. Acting Professor of Physics, Agricultural College of Kansas, 1901-02. Frazer Fellow in Physics, 1902- 03, and Ph. D., 1903, University of Pennsylvania. Univer- sity of Pennsylvania Tyndale Fellow in Physics at the Uni- versity of Gottingen, 1903-04. Instructor in Cornell Uni- versity, 1 904-0 5. II JOSEPH H. MADDOCK, Iiisiriictoi' iii Pliysiral Ediicatioii for M671-, and Athletic Director. I2 XVILLIAM FORSBERG, F07'U7lIU71f of Shops. I3 JAMES A.. STRANE, Assistaiif iii Sliops. I4 'ALBERT CLARENCE BOYLE, JR., Assistaiizf iii Shop W0i'k. Graduate of Normal School, IQOIQ Mechanic in employ of University of Utah, 1901-1904. 3