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Colonel E. A. Wall ever shows a deep interest in the ad vancement and upbuilding of Utah. He has taken a lively interest in the University's work of exploration and investiga tion, and generously contributed the expenses of the expedi tions of 1907 and 1908, and the work done in Arizona. In 1909. The State Legislature at its last session appropriated the sum. Of to aid in this work a part of which fund was used in the summer and fall of 1909. No one connected with any of the expeditions has received any pecuniary remuneration therefor except. A few white men and Indians who have been employed as guides and helpers when it was impossible other wise to pursue the work profitably.
Our grateful thanks are due to the students who have so cheerfully endured the hardships of many a severe march and privation and who have so heartily turned their hands to every form of toil confronting investigators in a rough, dry country, far from white man's habitation. Mr. Neil Judd of Salt Lake has been an indispensable cc-worker in the expedi tions into San Juan during the summers of 1907, 1908, and 1909. Mr. Fred. Scranton of Salt Lake, Mr. Joseph Driggs of Sandy, and Mr. John'c. Brown of Ogden took part in the expedition of 1907, while Mr. Burl Armstrong and Rev. F. F. Eddy accompanied the same expedition as representatives of the Salt Lake Republican and the Tribune, respectively. Mr. Clifton Lockhart of Park City was a member of the expedi tion of 1908 and helped to make the first trip into northern Arizona. Mr. Stuart Young of Salt Lake and Mr. Donald Beauregard of Ogden were the artists of our party in the summer of 1909 and produced results with the camera and brush that speak for themselves. Dr. William Blum, now of Washington, D. C., also spent a month with us studying the geology of the region.
In the summer of 1908, Mr. A. V. Kidder of Harvard Uni versity had charge of the excavations on Alkali Ridge and Mr.
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Colonel E. A. Wall ever shows a deep interest in the ad vancement and upbuilding of Utah. He has taken a lively interest in the University's work of exploration and investiga tion, and generously contributed the expenses of the expedi tions of 1907 and 1908, and the work done in Arizona. In 1909. The State Legislature at its last session appropriated the sum. Of to aid in this work a part of which fund was used in the summer and fall of 1909. No one connected with any of the expeditions has received any pecuniary remuneration therefor except. A few white men and Indians who have been employed as guides and helpers when it was impossible other wise to pursue the work profitably.
Our grateful thanks are due to the students who have so cheerfully endured the hardships of many a severe march and privation and who have so heartily turned their hands to every form of toil confronting investigators in a rough, dry country, far from white man's habitation. Mr. Neil Judd of Salt Lake has been an indispensable cc-worker in the expedi tions into San Juan during the summers of 1907, 1908, and 1909. Mr. Fred. Scranton of Salt Lake, Mr. Joseph Driggs of Sandy, and Mr. John'c. Brown of Ogden took part in the expedition of 1907, while Mr. Burl Armstrong and Rev. F. F. Eddy accompanied the same expedition as representatives of the Salt Lake Republican and the Tribune, respectively. Mr. Clifton Lockhart of Park City was a member of the expedi tion of 1908 and helped to make the first trip into northern Arizona. Mr. Stuart Young of Salt Lake and Mr. Donald Beauregard of Ogden were the artists of our party in the summer of 1909 and produced results with the camera and brush that speak for themselves. Dr. William Blum, now of Washington, D. C., also spent a month with us studying the geology of the region.
In the summer of 1908, Mr. A. V. Kidder of Harvard Uni versity had charge of the excavations on Alkali Ridge and Mr.
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