To Dominion Land Surveyors. SHOULD you not be a member of the Association, it is respectfully urged that you at once become such, and by your earnest co-operation assist in making it a means of elevating the standard of the profession, and, by an interchange of ideas, of increasing the scientific knowledge of its members to as great an extent as possible. Those who are not Dominion Land Surveyors by profession, but whose pursuits, scientific acquirements or practical experience fit them to co-operate with Dominion Land Surveyors in the advancement of professional knowledge, are qualified to join as Associate Members. Should you be acquainted with any Dominion Land Surveyor who is not a member, or any gentleman qualified to join as an associate member, use your earnest endeavours to make him become such. "IN UNITY IS STRENGTH." Then let us unite together, and as a body be one man with one end in view, “The Welfare of the Association.” INDEX. PAGE Paper,- Paper,—" The Permanent Marking of Public Surveys," with discussion. Paper,-"British Government Surveys".... Paper,-"Natural History and the Topographical Survey," with discussion.. 79 Paper,-"Mining in British Columbia," with discussion... Paper,-"Relations between Master and Man on a Survey Party," with discus- Paper,-"Some Methods of determining Geographical Positions”. Paper,-"Electrical Apparatus in Longitude Work," with discussion. |