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| UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Harold L. Ickes, Secretary 1 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY W. C. Mendenhall...Bulletin 931-R MANGANESE RESOURCES OF THE OLYMPIC PENINSULA, WASHINGTON A PRELIMINARY REPORT BY CHARLES...PRINTING OFFICE WASHINGTON : 1942 For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C. ........................................... Production and reserves.................................. Geology...volcanic rocks................... Red limestones and argillltes........................ Structure.... |
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| DEPOSITS OF MANGANESE ORE IN MONTANA, UTAH, OREGON, AND WASHINGTON. By J. T. PARDEE. DEPOSITS IN MONTANA... HISTORY AND PRODUCTION. One of the surprises of the war period was a large production of manganese...since 1870 the Butte and Philipsburg districts had produced large quantities of the ores of copper, silver...silver, and other metals, the fact that large bodies of manganese ore formed part of the mineral deposits...deposits of these districts was not generally known and hardly suspected. In 1916 general attention was first |
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| A Location Guide for Rock Hounds in the United States SOUTH DAKOTA This northwestern Great Plains state...elev. From 1,000’ on the eastern border with Montana and Iowa to 3,500’ along the western boundary with...with Wyoming. In the far western counties of Lawrence, Meade, Custer and Pennington the land rises abruptly...abruptly into the 6,000 sq. mi. Black Hills region enclosed by the Belle Fourche and Cheyenne rivers. These...These pine covered mountains, higher than the Alleghenies, culminate in Harney Peak in southern Pennington |
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| DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GEORGE OTI8 SMITH, DIRECTOR BULLETIN 585...MINERALS OF THE UNITED STATES COMPILED BY SAMUEL SANFORD AND RALPH W. STONE WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT...1914 USEFUL MINERALS OF THE UNITED STATES. Compiled by SAMUEL SANFORD and RALPH W. STONE. INTRODUCTION...By EDWARD W. PARKEH. The final chapters of two of the earlier volumes of the Geological Survey's annual...Mineral Resources of the United States" (the volumes for 1882 and 1887) consist of lists of the useful minerals |
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| ILLINOIS Known as the Prairie State, Illinois exhibits a length of 378 miles and a width of 210 miles, with...slightly to the southwest. Containing more than 275 rivers, the state is bounded along ¾ of its circumference...primarily the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. The highest elevations are the Mounds along the northern borders...borders, rising only to a altitude of 900 to 1,000 feet above sea level. Though well endowed with fossils...offer gem and mineral collectors, even though the state produces more sandstone, silica sand and Fluorspar |
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| ILLINOIS Known as the Prairie State, Illinois exhibits a length of 378 miles and a width of 210 miles, with...slightly to the southwest. Containing more than 275 rivers, the state is bounded along ¾ of its circumference...primarily the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. The highest elevations are the Mounds along the northern borders...borders, rising only to a altitude of 900 to 1,000 feet above sea level. Though well endowed with fossils...offer gem and mineral collectors, even though the state produces more sandstone, silica sand and Fluorspar |
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| DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR FRANKLIN K. LANE, Secretary UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GEORGE OTIS SMITH...USEFUL MINERALS OF THE UNITED STATES**-^ COMPILED BY FRANK C. SCHRADER, RALPH W. STONE AND SAMUEL SANFORD...SANFORD A revision of Bulletin 585 WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT FEINTING OFFICE 1917 CONTENTS. Introduction.................................... 102 District of Columbia ................................................... North Carolina. .......................................................... North Dakota... |
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| Hounds in the United States GEORGIA Georgia’s nearly 59,000 square miles makes it the largest of the Atlantic...situated at the southern end of the Appalachian chain of mountains. These ranges extend into the northeast...Brasstown Bald, a part of the Nantahala Mountains achieve the highest elevation in the state at 4,784 feet...feet. 145 Georgia Beginning in the northwest, where the Lookout and Sand mountains loom over rich agricultural...geologic ages and under varied conditions: the Cumberland Plateau, the Appalachian Valley, the Appalachian |
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| ALABAMA — Brown, xline masses of ankerite have been found in a road cut south of Centreville, Bibb Co., Ala...issue of R & M the information about cinnabar from the Red Devil Mine of Sleetmute, Alaska, and thought...specimen was received from Mr. Niemann. It consists of lustrous deep red small but beautiful cinnabar xls...Nice specimens of iridescent, brown siderite have been found in the Junction copper mine, Bisbee, Cochise...Cochise Co., Ariz. ARKANSAS — A black mass of aegirite which comes from the famous locality — Magnet Cove |
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| A Location Guide for Rock Hounds in the United States NEBRASKA This rectangular Great Plains state rises...imperceptibly. The highest elevation, 5,424’, almost straddles the extreme southwestern corner of Kimball Co...it overlooks both Colorado and Wyoming. The subsurface rock strata of the entire state are all undisturbed...sandstone, limestone, shale and clay, with the oldest formation lying in the southeastern corner where...spreading out from the Rocky Mountains as they rose during the Larimide revolution of 100 million years |
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| formations underlie Ohio’s Pleistocene surface debris and Quaternary soils. For long ages Ohio lay beneath...quantities of Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian, Mississippian and Pennsylvanian sediments; the erosional...erosional products of some 200 million years. Few, if any Mesozoic rocks appear within the state, but every one...one of Ohio’s 88 counties is surfaced with Pleistocene debris. The state was buried completely four times...glaciers, leaving the land surface nearly level but with some fairly rugged low hills in the southeastern |
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| formations underlie Ohio’s Pleistocene surface debris and Quaternary soils. For long ages Ohio lay beneath...quantities of Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian, Mississippian and Pennsylvanian sediments; the erosional...erosional products of some 200 million years. Few, if any Mesozoic rocks appear within the state, but every one...one of Ohio’s 88 counties is surfaced with Pleistocene debris. The state was buried completely four times...glaciers, leaving the land surface nearly level but with some fairly rugged low hills in the southeastern |
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| Written and Illustrated by Bart Cannon 1975 CORD ILLERAN Mercer Island, Washington Lilli liliiiLt'...Bart Cannon. All rights reserved. frorn the author. No part of this publication may be reproduced without...Cordilleran 18 Holly Hill Drive Mercer Island, Washington 98040 COVER ILLUSTRATION: Amethyst scepter heads...Denny Mountain area of King County. Specimen from the collection of Cary A. Maykut and Lewis Landers....PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A great number of publications dealing with the various aspects of Washington |
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| ': . ·• Ranson1 , Jay E . Gems an d minerals of Arnerica 549 . 075 RAiJSO rti SAUSALITO PU BLIC...9 s ~ uS L 10, f • =- ..-.Ai • GEMS and MINERALS of AMERICA OTHER BOOKS BY JAY ELLIS RANSOM ...Mines and Minerals The Rock-Hunter's Range Guide Petrified Forest Trails Arizona Gem Trails and the Colorado...Colorado Desert of California High Tension (A Biography) Jay Ellis Ransom EMS of and MINERAL AMERI... Portions of this book have appeared in different form in A Range Guide to Mines and Minerals and The Rock-Hunter's |
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| DEPOSITS OF THE SIERRITA MOUNTAINS, PIMA COUNTY, ARIZONA. By F. L. RANSOME. INTRODUCTION. The Sierrita...one of the smaller of the nearly meridional mountain ranges of southern Arizona. They separate the Santa...Valley on the east from Altar Valley on the west. The range has a length between 13 and 14 miles and a width...width roughly estimated at 4 miles. The height of the dominating summit, Samaniego Peak, has, so far as...Apparently no part of the range rises more than 2,000 or 3,000 feet above the upper margin of the flanking desert |
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| 2 ba x Brat ee Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2022 with funding from Kahle/Austin Foundation...RETURN BY THE DUE DATE THIS ITEM TULSA CITY-COU TO ANY NTY LIBRARY, FINES ARE 5¢ PE MAXIMUM OF $ 1.R DAY;...ROCKHOUND'S GUIDE TO THE GEMS & MINERALS OF OKLAHOMA © E.L.GILMORE 1992 No part of this book may be...reserved. - Special Memorial Edition to his work and memory Published by LEON GILMORE 501 Seminary Tahlequah...74464 PREFACE This book is written primarily for the rockhounds to know where to look for minerals in |
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| DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES GEOLOGY AND EARTH RESOURCES DIVISION OLYMPIA, WASHiNGTON 98504 METAL...METAL MINES OF WASHINGTONPRELIMINARY REPORT by ROBERT E. DERKEY NANCY L. JOSEPH and RAYMOND LASMANIS WASHINGTON...WASHINGTON DIVISION OF GEOLOGY AND EARTH RESOURCES OPEN FILE REPORT 90-18 NOVEMBER 1990 This report...Division of Geology and Earth Resources standards and nomenclature. 1, WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF Natural...Division of Geology and Earth Resources Raymond Lasmanis. State Geologist LIBRARY DEPA.RTl'\~ENT OF NATURAL |
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| Geology of Majuba Hill Pershing County, Nevada GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN This report concerns work...on behalf of the U. S* Atomic Energy Commission and is published with the permission of the Commission...1046-1 Geology of Majuba Hill Pershing County, Nevada By ALBERT F. TRITES, Jr., and RALPH H, THURSTON...THURSTON CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE GEOLOGY OF URANIUM GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 1046-1 This report concerns...on behalf of the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission and is published with the permission of the Commission |
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| Department of Mineral Sciences National Museum of Natural History Smithsonian Institution Washington, DC 20560...sciences of chemistry and mineralogy as we know them today can be said to have begun together in the eighteenth...called the Age of Enlightenment. The nomenclature of mineralogy is rife with the names of the great chemists...chemists of the period—scheelite named for Karl Wilhelm Scheele (1742–1786), berzelianite after Swedish...(1779–1848), and smithsonite for James Smithson (ca. 1765–1829). The chemists of the Age of Enlightenment |
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| MINERALS OF CALIFORNIA BULLETIN No STATE ; . .. : DlViSIi BUILDIN 113 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE... STATE OF CAUFORNIA DEPABTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES GEORGE D. NORDENHOLT, Director DIVISION OF MINES...1938 MINERALS OF CALIFORNIA By ADOLF PABST Associate Professor of Mineralogy University of California...Printer SACRAMENTO. 51440 1938 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Letter of Transmittal 5 Map 6 Outline o['...Sulphides and Tellurides of the Semi-metals 36 Sulphides, Selenides, Tellurides, and Arsenides of the Metals |
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| TT PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1111 01599 4096 Rocks and Minerals of California THIRD REVISED EDITION NATUREGRAPH...PUBLIC LIBRARY GA BAPAEL CALIFORALA Rocks and Minerals of California THIRD REVISED EDITION Color Photographs... Acknowledgements The pictures on pages 6, 41, 44, and 47 were originally done by Don Greame Kelley for the book...book, The Amateur WNaturalist’s Handbook, by Vinson Brown. These pictures are reproduced by permission of...of the publishers (Little, Brown & Co.) and the artist We are greatly indebted to Dr. Gordon Oakeshott |
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| catalogue, but anyone is welcome to select the specimens personally and see my latest one off pieces. Just give...Official Institutions may order on their order forms and pay afterwards. I can take phone orders but prefer...with your order for the first couple of times. If you have had two or three lots of minerals from us before...you have received the specimens. There is no V.A.T to add but postage is extra at the normal post office...It is also possible to send me a limiting cheque: the words should read, for example ‘Pay Richard Tayler’ |
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| DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GEORGE OTIS SMITH, DIBECTOB BULLETIN 54=0...(SHORT PAPERS AND PRELIMINARY REPORTS) 1912 PART L METALS AND NONMETALS EXCEPT FUELS DAVID WHITE CHIEF GEOLOGIST...GEOLOGIST WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1914 o 13* n CONTENTS. INTRODUCTION. ..................................... GOLD AND SILVER: Auriferous gravels in the Weaverville quadrangle, California...lodes of the Weaverville quadrangle, California, by H. G. Ferguson.. Mineral resources of the Inyo and |
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| |tj:i:f^iiipjp m^: OF THE f \ ^COLLEGE OP \ J BULLETIN No. 67 Minerals of California By ARTHUR...Office 1914 UNlVER^ilY OF CAUFORNiA DAVIS MCN. HAKILTOS ^GBIQ. DEFT. LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL. To his...Excellency, the Hon Hiram W. Johnson, Governor of the State of California. Sir: I have the honor to...to transmit Bureau upon the Minerals of herewith Bulletin 67 of the State Mining California. This work...date through the co-operation Arthur of Prof. S. Eakle, Ph.D., of the Department of Geology Bureau |
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| DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GEORGE OTIS SMITH, DiRECTOtt BTJI/LETIN...BTJI/LETIN 582 MINERAL DEPOSITS OF THE SANTA RITA AND PATAGONIA MOUNTAINS ARIZONA BY FRANK C. SCHRADER WITH...WITH CONTRIBUTIONS BY JAMES M. HILL WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT FEINTING OFFICE 1915 sas-aa^1^ CONTENTS....________________ Location and means of approach ____________ Settlements and means of communication-__________________...___ 15 16 16 17 Climate and vegetation. 18 _._ History of mining and present conditions___________________ |
