 | | Report (issue) | | 1 D E J •LEGEND- MEXICO -^ Mining O Division Boundaries. Mining Division Offices. (6) PREFACE...a part of the Fourth Annual Report of the State Mining Bureau, by Henry G. Hanks, who was then State Mineralogist...''Minerals of California," of the California State Mining Bureau. In the thirty years which had elapsed since...published as Bulletin 91 of the California State Mining Bureau. Many additional species were included,...commercial borates. Lawsonite, first found in Marin county in 1895, has proved to be of great petrographic |  | | Report (volume) | | Bulletin, vol. 47. New York. American Institute of Mining Engineers: Bulletin, nos. 97-108; Transactions...nos. 1-6. San Francisco, Cal. California State Mining Bureau: Bulletin, nos. 68-70. San Francisco, Cal...Summary report for 1914. Ottawa, Ont. Canadian Mining Institute: Monthly Bulletin, nos. 33-44; Transactions...Transactions, vol. 17. Ottawa, Ont. Canadian Mining Journal, vol. 36. Toronto and Montreal, Canada. Canadian...Bulletin, nos. 23-25. Hartford, Conn. Delaware County Institute of Science: Proceedings, vol. 7, no. |  | | Report (issue) | | rewhich was publi.shed as Bulletin 67 of the State Mining Bureau. vision by the same author in 192-3 increased...tribes in the northeast corner of San Bernardino County in pre-historic times. The old workings here were...stone hammers, and called his claim the Stone Hammer mine. This find aroused so much interest that the San...circumstance the location was named the Stone Hammer mine. "The State Slining Bureau reported at about the...desert region between Death Valley and Goff's Mining District, nearer the former, and that good samples were |  | | Report (issue) | | said to have been found in the mining the nugget Jim, Placer County, California, in 1871 by a small...Counties of California: Minerals and mineral lists Mining Districts of California Unvalidated entries in...The bibliography has been updated and expanded. County lists published by Collins (1) pp. 40-64, in Murdoch...resulting from references to the geographic term ''Mining District," especially in the pre-1920 literature. Widespread...the Mojave Desert area and of Death Valley by a group of U.S. Geological Survey workers, with the collaboration |  | | Book | | —_— 1.12 — 8 10 — —_ 12 14 _ — Courtesy of F&S Group Geology and World Deposits TAO 6.30 5.60 5.00 4...and related materials Feldspar 106 Fluorspar Garnet Graphite 110 Slate Sodium sulfate 122 = 130...boundaries of the mineral industry are clear: the mining and milling of feldspar, for example, belong to...does not. But how does one draw the line between mining and manufacturing where brine from a salt well...districts, or a representative district if there are many. We name the chief mining companies, and give production |  | | Report (volume) | | Crossroads: Lyons, P. L., 4. Gilbert H., 10. Colorado, South Silverton area: Expanding horizons: Lay, R. L.,L...the future: Just, E. ing: Burwell, E. B., Jr., 4. Mining geology, retrospect and Index fossils: Stephenson...P., 15. California, Barstow quadrangle: Trenton group, Ordovician: Bowen, O. E., Jr. , 5. Clark, T. H...and man: Benn, guide: Dunbar, M., 1. J. H. , 1. Carolina bays, interpretation, cf. Rocky Mtn. exploration:... Landform interpretation, stereoSearch for new mining districts: Nolan, T. B., 1. pairs: Powers, W. E |  | | Report (volume) | | anonymous papers, placed at the end of Part I Co. county cos. · counties CORPORATE AUTHORS. Am G American...Miners' Association Cal St :M Bur California State Mining Bureau Can G S Canada, Geological Survey Can :M...Adams (F D), 18 Federal Government, relation to the mining industry: Hayes, 06 Fossil insects: Cockerell,...to geology: Davis ( W M), 12a Geologic bases of mining law: De Kalb, 10 Geologic basis for artesian prediction:...relations: Branner, 90a; relations to successful mining: Winslow, 9lc Geological work in the Southwest: |  | | Book | | P. Blake, professor of mineralogy, geology and mining at the College of California, parent to the University...California, and published in the fourth and sixth State Mining Bureau reports. Then beginning in 1914 with a volume...sulfides, oxides, and so on. Within each major group the minerals are presented generally according to...species or group of species are reported by county of occurrence. Map 1-2 shows the county boundaries...boundaries and county names. When possible, locations of mines and other deposits are given in the following notation: | | | Book | | ^ '“ P r . . . I West Orange SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY 9048 00992838 7 257989 R q549...P. Blake, professor of mineralogy, geology and mining the at College of California, parent to the...mineralogist of California, and pub- and sixth State Mining Bureau reports. Then beginning volume prepared...sulfides, oxides, and so on. Within each major group the minerals are presented generally according...mineral species or group of species are reported by 1-2 shows the county boundaries and county names. When possible |  | | Report (issue) | | 122 122 124 124 124 New Jersey Pennsylvania South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama Southeast Coastal Plain...Mississippi _______________ North Carolina __________________ South Carolina __________________ Tennessee...Montana ____ New Mexico _ North Dakota Oklahoma _ South Dakota Texas ______ Utah _____ Wyoming ___ Western...microform COST ___Continent Offshore Stratigraphic Test Group cps ___________________counts per second CPU __...______________Department of the Interior DOMES ___Deep Ocean Mining Environmental Study DSDP _____________Deep Sea |  | | Report (volume) | | 122 122 124 124 124 New Jersey Pennsylvania South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama Southeast Coastal Plain...Mississippi _______________ North Carolina __________________ South Carolina __________________ Tennessee...Montana ____ New Mexico _ North Dakota Oklahoma _ South Dakota Texas ______ Utah _____ Wyoming ___ Western...microform COST ___Continent Offshore Stratigraphic Test Group cps ___________________counts per second CPU __...______________Department of the Interior DOMES ___Deep Ocean Mining Environmental Study DSDP _____________Deep Sea |  | | Report (issue) | | that pyrophyllite belongs with the talc-chlorite group and that serpentine is closer to the micas or intermediate...tical (*C) C».S.-C) state (g/OB1 ) Remarks Silica group 21.3 II 2.618 30 11.7 1 2.618 30 16.1 16...Australia. Moral and Slmmons (1969). Feldspar group Or t hod as e KAlSi.O.. 5.8 6.1 6.0 5.1 5.0 100/R...Bancroft, Ontario. massive. X-ray. White. Olivine group 391 __ Dunite. ............... 3.211 30 _ ... yellow brown. X-ray. Massive, dark Pyroxene group 398 Jadeite NaAlSijO.. 15.1 A/R 3.31 3.32 |  | | Report (volume) | | material not included before, notably, a large group of reports prepared by and for the U.S. Atomic Energy...underlined and indented two spaces, are used to group entries under the geographic headings and under...are as follows: COLORADO. Mineralogy. Montrose County, uranium-vanadium deposits: Weeks, A. D., 13R....Iron, Cook County, titaniferous magnetite: Grout, F. F., 5. IRON. Minnesota, Cook County, titaniferous...will be included under the larger, more general group heading rather than under an individual entry: that |  | | Book | | T. J. Bornhorst, P. Brandes, R. Clark (Cliffs Mining Services Co.), B. C. Cornilsen, R. V. Dietrich...helpful suggestions throughout the project; to Ashton Mining of Canada, Inc. and Crystal Exploration, Inc.,...APPENDIX I: MICHIGAN MUSEUMS AND EXHIBITS FEATURING MINING, MINERALS, ROCKS, AND FOSSILS .......................243 APPENDIX II: MINERAL SPECIES LISTED BY COUNTY ...............................248 ABOUT THE AUTHORS...shallow nested spoons whose long axis trends north-south (Figure 2). At the center of the basin, just west |  | | Book (edition) | | INSTITUTE METALLURGICAL New York 1949 OF MINING ENGINEERS Copynicur, 1949, py THE American ...and the consequent more elaborate mining methods; the need for mining ores of lower grade, resulting...ane 807 52 9a0e a oe eee 844: Sillimanite Group—Andalusite, Kyanite, Sillimanite, Dumortierite,...cutting edges when grains become worn—for example, in garnet for sandpaper, neither highly cleavable or friable...interchangeable; thus, while crushed quartz and garnet are both used in sandpaper, the papers are not |  | Gaines, Richard V., Skinner, H. Catherine W., Foord, Eugene E., Mason, Brian, Rosenzweig, Abraham, King, Vandall T. (1997) Dana's New Mineralogy (8th ed.) Wiley-Interscience. p.1872 | Book (edition) | | Smithsonian Inst., Washington, D.C. Alan Pring: South Australian Museum, Adelaide, SA, Australia. Gunnar...Species containing more than one anion or anion group may be assigned to a separate class or may be assigned...specifies the atomic (cation to anion, or to anion group) ratio for the mineral. This and the remaining numbers...appropriate Dana number. When recognized, membership in a group is noted. Occasionally, the phrase “an inadequately...internally contradictory. 5A. Groups The term group refers to an aggregate or multiple (usually three |  | | Book (edition) | | Publtllh1d by THB AMKl-MINING ANO MltTAl.l,Ol~...the ,•11mu•1p1rnt more elaborate mining n11ttmd1: the nMd for mining um of luwer grade, N!1ntltin1 in...unsuitable for pnu1, whid1 are obtained principally from South Africa.. Carbons come mainly from the State of Hahia...United States from samples found in South Carolina, but corundum mining did not start until 1871. CoMPOSI'l'ION...artificial stones as well a.s from minerals such as garnet or colored qua.rtz. Pleochroism is very strong |
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