 | | Book | | rape GENERAL STORE PUBLISHING Renfrew, Ontario, Canada GSPH HOUSE 499 O’Brien Road, Box 415 K7V...Printers of Renfrew Ltd., Renfrew, Ontario Printed and bound in Canada Design and layout: Magdalene Carson...Agency), 1 Yonge Street, Suite 1900, Toronto, Ontario, MSE 1ES. The author and publisher have made every...and Archives Canada Cataloguing in Publication data: Barnes, Michael, 1934- Northern Ontario : introducing...978-1-926962-27-6 (pbk.) ISBN 978-1-926962-45-0 (bound) 1. Ontario, Northern--Description and travel. I. Title. FC3094 |  | | Report (issue) | | Energy, Mines and Resources Canada E:nergie, Mines et Ressourees Canada Canada THE ENERGY OF OUR RESOURCES...OUR IDEAS COVER Left: Amethyst - Thunder Bay, Ontario. Specimen measures 4.5 cm across the base. National...no. 17206. GSC 204971-1 Geological Survey of Canada Miscellaneous Report 49 ROCKS AND MINERALS FOR... © Minister of Supply and Services Canada 1991 Available in Canada through authorized bookstore agents...bookstores or by mail from Canada Communication Group - Publishing Ottawa, Canada KIA OS9 and from. Geological |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | silvery telluride attributed to the Boly Fields mine, Lumpkin County, Georgia, was available for $800...Tucson Gem and Mineral Show. The tiny Boly Fields mine closed about 1845, and, although the locality is...from there have been available for at least a century. Was the specimen worth the price? It was to someone...specimen collecting was in vogue. The early twentieth century saw the great stampede to Alaska as well as...willing and able to pay the price. As the twentieth century wore on, old collections were recycled into |  | | Book | | and prosperity through the mining industry to Ontario. /;/ :_ !.J-~,;- . '.: · ·· ··· ·· } ,.·"...cation Data Barnes, l\lfichacl, 193·1Cold in Ontario lncludes bibliograph ical references. BUDIMIR...l-SS01.l()- l 1.IG-X I. Gold 1nines and n1ining- Ontario - History. I. Title. IID~)536.C2 3063 199[1 622'...in Canada FirsL p u blish e d in 1995 by 'The Boston Mills Press 132 lvlain Street Erin Ontario ' NOB...North York, Ontario M3B 2T6 The publisher gratefu lly acknowledges the support of Ll1e Canada Council, |  | | Book | | 1^1 National Library of Canada Biblioth^ue nationale du Canada CAi\ADIANA JAN 25 1993 Digitized...this esoteric discipline first in the twelfth century. This base metals into gold, for a universal cure...transformation of ordinary first argued in the second century BC that baser metals develop through time into...years to produce. With what he recognizes as most century that —his applied intelligence and capacity for...Ranvoyse, late eighteenth or early nineteenth century AD. The Ernest E. and Gertrude Poole Silver |  | | Report (issue) | | United States of America PHOTO CREDITS Cover: Quartz variety amethyst, 10.5 cm tall Goboboseb Mountains...photo © 2009 GIA Page 2 Quartz variety amethyst, 3.5 cm tall Kakamunurle Mine, Kar0r, Tamil Nadu, India...collection, Marie-Lan Nguyen photo Upper middle: Quartz variety amethyst (Japan-law twin), 1.6 cm tall...Herbert Kaiser collection, Robert Brandstetter photo Lower middle: Working an amethyst vein in Morchnerkar...photo, circa 2004 Bottom: Quartz variety amethyst, 6.7 cm tall Wattika Mine, Murzinka, Sverdlovskaya Oblast' |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | GOLD CRYSTAL LOCALITIES of British Columbia, Canada Downloaded by [North West University] at 19:08...crystallized gold from the province, and, in fact, all of Canada. To perhaps narrow down the specimen’s locality...Engineer Mine C. Atlin Camp D. Barkerville Wells Area E. Likely Area F. Stirrup Creek G. Dease Lake H. Toodoggone...Toodoggone Camp I. Bridge River Camp J. Harrison Gold Mine K. Hedley Camp (including Olalla) L. Stewart Camp... 5th level, Governor vein, Engineer mine, Taku Arm, Tagish Lake. This pseudohexagonal crystal is a flat |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | late discovery of the phenomenal Cripple Creek district, essentially subsequent to the development of...Analyses of calaverite from the Kirkland Lake district, Ontario, Canada, show up to several tenths of a percent...Solberg 1995). Calaverite is known from the Star mine in Montgomery County, North Carolina, where it occurs...Vindicator mine, Haralson County, and the Consolidated and Singleton mines of the Dahlonega district, Lumpkin...states, it occurs as 5-mm lathlike crytstals in quartz at Rib Mountain, Marathon County, Wisconsin. Calaverite |  | | Report (chapter) | | lyellcollection.org/ at University of Western Ontario on November 15, 2019 Accepted Manuscript Geological...lyellcollection.org/ at University of Western Ontario on November 15, 2019 Berea sandstone: A heritage...Pennsylvania, and parts of Parliament buildings in Canada. Grindstones made of Berea sandstone were shipped...to be homogeneous and can be identified by its quartz-arenite to sublithic-arenite composition; its grain...United States (Bowles 1939, p. 78), and in southern Canada. These include: the Thomas Worthington Mansion |  | | Book | | formation (Cobalt Series) north of Thessalon, Ontario. Photo by Roger Walker. Unrepentant . Field...(paper) GONTENTS PREFACE vii 1. THE TURN OF THE CENTURY (1904-21) J 2. MINNESOTA: STUMPLAND AND STRIP...Canoe Travel Manitou and Gold *« The Swede Boys’ Claim * Detola Pioneer Life * Red Lake Stampede * The...The Last of the Pine * Sandy Lakes Episode Rainy Lake and Finis 5. CALIFORNIA AND THE KING’S SEMINAR...204 PREFACE The second half of the nineteenth century was a time of ferment and excitement in geology |  | | Book | | of Colonial Mining: The Real del Catorce Mining District, Northeastern New Spain/Mexico, Eighteenth and...Chester III 5. Dust to Dust: The Colorado Coal Mine Explosion Crisis of 1910 132 Thomas G. Andrews...Environmentalism: Low-Grade Iron Ore Mining in the Lake Superior District, 1913–2010 191 Jeffrey T. Manuel part...the Twentieth-Century American West 219 Eric Mogren 9. A Comparative Case Study of Uranium Mine and...and Mill Tailings Regulation in Canada and the United States 256 Robynne Mellor 10. The Giant Mine’s |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Figure 1. Top: Outline of the Findlay Arch mineral district. Right: General location map for significant fluoriteproducing...fluoriteproducing quarries of the Findlay Arch district; prepared by William Besse. H “ OW MANY TIMES...Jeff Scovil photo. of the Findlay Arch Mineral District Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana Figure 3. Pugh quarry...Wood County, Ohio, included in the Findlay Arch area; taken in 1969, during its mineral-collecting heyday...Genoa, Ottawa County, Ohio, part of the Findlay Arch area. Joseph W. Vasichko photo. In what can be described |  | | Book (volume) | | 21 NOT TO BE W/D Dies Ove MAR 180 RENFREW DISTRICT LIBRARIES RESERVE- Saree eit COPPPI This...from the small, but stratigraphically important, area of Precambrian rocks in Spitsbergen and on Bjorngya...still known only in a general way, but the Shield area today is one of the key areas in the study and interpretation...extensive areas and wealth of rock exposures, is a key area in Precambrian geology with especial reference to... : : Vv BJGRN@YA ; ’ ; ih : : ; ; OF CANADA: THE CANADIAN ; : : ; : ; AUTHOR INDEX . : |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Harvard University; Dr. Robert I. Gait, Royal Ontario Museum; Dr. William Kelly, New York State Geological...Sn mineralization is virtually absent, the Koss area shows a localized enrichment of Downloaded by...elevated Y-content is exceedingly abundant in this area. When normalized to average chondrite levels (assumed...cheralite or other monazite-group minerals. In the Koss area, bastnasite-series minerals are more prevalent....more LCT-type affiliation, as evident in the Koss area pegmatites. REFERENCE derny, P., and J. Kjellmann |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Fisher 14 ROCKS & MINERALS or much of the past century, the Southern California pegmatite province has...the beginning of mining in the late nineteenth century, production from the region’s mines has been highly...activity occurred during the first decade of the twentieth century, and again between Downloaded by [Pennsylvania...the “Blue Cap” elbaites from the Tourmaline Queen mine, have become iconic. Jesse Fisher, who has a master’s...Ventures specimen recovery project at the Rogerley mine, England. A lifelong mineral collector, he has written |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | 20013 pohwatp@si.edu FLUORITE Part 2 Huanggang Mine, Inner Mongolia, China T he first part of this...this judgment was accurate until the late twentieth century when fluorites from the People’s Republic...include sphalerite, galena, siderite, and quartz. Casts of quartz after fluorite are common from here. Recent...northern England, particularly from the Rogerley mine, has made these classic specimens available once...made of the complex crystals from the Trevaunce mine, St. Agnes. The crystals on the Smithsonian specimens |  | | Book | | PRESS Copyright, Canada, 1959 University of Toronto Press Printed in Canada Quetico Foundation Series...Denis ONULP Foreword IN NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO, west of Lake Superior and abutting on the United States-Canadian...living close to nature. Collaborating with the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests to preserve the...Meen, Head, Division of Earth Sciences, Royal Ontario Museum; the excellent illustra- tions are by Mr...had elapsed since we had left our car at French Lake and withdrawn from the world. Gradually, the hustle |  | | Book | | developments of the last 250 years. From the eighteenth century onwards the new industrial societies depended greatly...of the steam engine, which solved the problem of mine drainage and aided underground hauling and raising...miserable conditions. The spectacular nineteenth-century gold rushes and diamond strikes show another side...London, EC4A 2DL ©John Temple 1972 Distributed in Canada by The General Publishing Company Limited, Toronto...Empire to the sixteenth century 22 3 Coal mining to the mid-nineteenth century 35 4 Developments in | | | Book | | developments of the last 250 years. From the eighteenth century onwards the new industrial societies depended greatly...of the steam engine, which solved the problem of mine drainage and aided underground hauling and raising...miserable conditions. The spectacular nineteenth-century gold rushes and diamond strikes show another side...Roman Empire to the sixteenth century Coal mining to the mid-nineteenth century Developments in the mining... eighteenth century to the mid-nineteenth century Gold mining in the nineteenth century — the age of |  | | Book | | Bougainville copper mine, AND M1 4 td oe 3 om. Papua New Guinea — the fourth largest copper mine in the world... 18 (upper), 20 (lower), 30; Camborne School of Mines, 4 (upper), 5, 11, 16 (lower); Mr E. G. Holland...page 12 (lower); Morwellham Recreation Company Limited, page 15; Mount Isa Mine, page 8 (lower); Royal...Royal Institution of Cornwall, pages 2, 4 (lower), 9, 16 (upper), 17, 18 fievery 23, 24, 25, 26, 27; RIZ Services...the first mine to expl oit low-grade porphyry copper ore. It grew from a small underground mine working |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | several New Jersey localities, and datolite after quartz is reported from Russia. Pseudomorphs of chalcedony...fissure veins. Associated minerals include calcite, quartz, prehnite, danburite, axinite, garnet, and the...heulandite, pectolite, apophyllite, calcite,, and quartz, and its crystal aggregates often form the matrix...individuals to about 5 cm were collected in the mid-twentieth century at the Lane quarries at Westfield, Hampden...green datolite crystals from the Second Sovietski mine, Dalnegorsk, Primorskiy Kray, Russia. The 18.5 ⫻ |  | | Book (volume) | | Mining safety and health issues 511 Mining wastes and mine reclamation .... 515 518 Mohs hardness scale Molybdenum...do populations (particularly smaller ones) with lower levels of ge- — — netic diversity. Preservation...Diversity. valued and One how preservation is area of keen interest that illustrates the issues involved...steady state for Crop a specific conservation area varies in tissue cultures of parts of plants escalating...process of iron ores and in the formation of acid mine drainage. Likewise, much of the sulfur found in |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | highlands of the Bancroft area, Ontario. PO Box 1924 Bancroft, Ontario, Canada K0L 1C0 mcdougallray@gmail...collection F Ontario, Canada or more than one hundred years, mineral specimens from the Bancroft area, Ontario...Ontario, Canada, have been added to collections around the world, gracing the display cases of museums and...Although the days of commercial mining in the Bancroft area are over, and access to localities has become more...superb specimens are still found today, and Bancroft-area minerals and their localities continue to be the |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | miargyrite, polybasite, silver, calcite, dolomite, and quartz. There are essentially no significant pyrargyrite...latter half of the nineteenth century and the early twentieth century led to the description of many...in the early years of mining in the Jo Reynolds mine and in smaller though well-formed crystals in the...the siliceous vein exploited in the Nabob mine at Lawson, Clear Creek County. Bastin (1923) reported crystals...Emma and Smuggler-Altmont mines in the Dunton district, Dolores County. Pyrargyrite was a dominant mineral |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | refined definitions put forward during the past century and a half would consider this sort of specimen...approximately 89 troy ounces, Ganes Creek, Iditarod district, Yukon-Koyukuk Borough, Alaska. This nugget shows...well-preserved gold crystals are documented from placers in Canada, Venezuela, and Brazil. The alluvial origin of...1985 nugget Alaska, Ganes Creek 2004 mass with quartz Alaska, Ganes Creek 1985 Alaska, Ganes Creek...ounces NAC Alaska, Ganes Creek 1905 mass with quartz 51.6 ounces Tisler specimen www.akmining.biz; |
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