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Balmer Neilly

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Balmer Neilly (1883- )

1922 B.A.(Sc.), M.Inst.M.M., Vice-Pres. (1918-20), Can.Inst.M.M., Sec. Ontario Min. Assoc. since 1920; b. 1883; s. of Andrew Neilly. Ed. Bradford, Ontario. Training: Toronto. Montigue Prize. 1908—Supt. Greater Canada Min. Co., Crystal, Colo., U.S.A.; 1909-11— Manager, Black Mines Consolidated Wyandoh Silver Mines, Cobalt, Ontario; 1912-19—Manager, Penn-Canadian Mines, Cobalt, Ontario. Club: Engineers', Toronto. Address: 120, Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario.

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