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| 1223 90016 3958 of New York State David E. Jensen .. . , ,,, Includes 16 pages of minerals in full...life on a hillside vineyard farm above Keuka Lake in New York's Finger Lakes district. After attending...attending Penn Yan Academy in nearby Penn Yan, New York, he went on to Cornell University where he majored in...graduate school at the University of Rochester, he joined a group of Dr. Harold L. Alling's geology students...a trip to the mining districts and the high peaks of the Adirondack Mountains. This experience blossomed |
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| MtN€RfllS of New Vork Stole David €. Jensen Includes 16 pages of minerals in full color jgS0% MIN6RRLS... MIN6RRLS of New Vork State David E. Jensen up WARD PRESS Ward's Natural Science Establishment, Inc...Inc. Rochester, New York • Monterey, California Copyright 1978 by David E. Jensen All rights reserved...reserved ger Lake demy in n . on to Corne m chemistry with Prior to enteri versity of Roches Harold L. Ailing's...into a lifet New York State. While obtainu University of Roc Science Establishi became head of served until |
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| ES^SMITHSOnWjNSTITUTION I NOIlfUllSf : BULLETIN NEW YORK STATE MDSEDM NATURAL HISTORY IsTo. 7. JUNE...State of New SMOCK, Department of Mineralogy and Economic Geology, AND IN CHARGE OF THE NEW YORK...charles van benthuysen & sons, i88q. York. BULLETIN SEW YORK STATE MUSEUM NATURAL HISTORY. IN~0-...State of New York. SMOCK, Department of Mineralogy and Economic Geology, AND IN CHARGE OF THE NEW...NEW YORK STATE MUSEUM, PRINTED FOR THE M ALBANY: CHARLES VAN BENTHUYSEN & SONS, 1880. v <\3fc1$ |
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| ERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 1 LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA f ?P QjAAiQ ERSITY OF CALIFORNIA...LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA (5V. /T5 Qy^) ERSiTY OF CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY...UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA iO LIBRARY TO stz^sz,. ^ OF THE ^f3^, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA <5\wT&...<5\wT& x^;- ID SITY ^t) OF CALIFORNIA >^^??^ LIBRARY OF THE ~ UNIVERSITY OF r?^\ /fD CALIFORNIA...CALIFORNIA % ^) ilTY OF CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OF Publisfifd |
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| West Paterson. N. J. 5—Garnet, var. Spessartite (orange-red), Haven Avenue nnd 179th Street. Manhattan... BULLETIN OF THE NEW YORK MINER.ALOGICAL CLUB Volume 3, No. 1. THE MINERALS of NEW YORK CITY and ITS...ITS ENVIRONS BY JAMES G. MANCHESTER NEW YORK PUBLISHED BY THE CLUB January, 1931 Copyright, 3931...AFFERTON PRESS NEW YORK I AUTHOR’S NOTE Since his boyhood days the author has been a student of the rocks...or more has spent many of his recreational hours collecting minerals in New York City and its environs |
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| Peacor University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mi George W. Robinson Natl. Museums of Canada Ottawa, Ontario...Ontario Abraham Rosenzweig University of So. Fiorida Tampa, FL Richard W. Thomssen Mineral Exploration Consultants...D. Panczner Panczner Associates Tucson, AZ Board of Directors Richard W. Thomssen Mineral Exploration...History Museum of Los Angeles County Arthur Roe Tucson, AZ Abraham Rosenzweig University of So. Fiorida...are welcome. Acceptance is subject to the approval of the editor. Foreign Payments Remittance may be made |
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| DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR FRANKLIN K. LANE, Secretary UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GEORGE OTIS SMITH...SMITH, Director Bulletin 624 USEFUL MINERALS OF THE UNITED STATES**-^ COMPILED BY FRANK C. SCHRADER...SCHRADER, RALPH W. STONE AND SAMUEL SANFORD A revision of Bulletin 585 WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT FEINTING OFFICE.................................... 102 District of Columbia ................................................ New Hampshire........................................................... 190 201 New Jersey |
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| DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GEORGE OTI8 SMITH, DIRECTOR BULLETIN 585...585 USEFUL MINERALS OF THE UNITED STATES COMPILED BY SAMUEL SANFORD AND RALPH W. STONE WASHINGTON...GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1914 USEFUL MINERALS OF THE UNITED STATES. Compiled by SAMUEL SANFORD and...EDWARD W. PARKEH. The final chapters of two of the earlier volumes of the Geological Survey's annual report...Mineral Resources of the United States" (the volumes for 1882 and 1887) consist of lists of the useful minerals |
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| George W. Robinson is curator of the A. E. Seaman Mineral Museum and professor of mineralogy at Michigan Technological...University. A native New Yorker, he has had a lifelong interest in the minerals of the state and is a research...research associate at the New York State Museum. 458 ROCKS & MINERALS Dr. Steven C. Chamberlain is...minerals of New York State and is coordinator of the Center for Mineralogy at the New York State Museum...University] at 04:12 29 December 2014 The GEMS of NEW YORK State J ust what constitutes a gemstone has |
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| corner of Kimball Co. where it overlooks both Colorado and Wyoming. The subsurface rock strata of the entire...Mountains as they rose during the Larimide revolution of 100 million years ago that closed the Mesozoic era...west reaches rise to the high, arid sagebrush plains of eastern Wyoming, disclosing spectacular bedrock formations...Nebraska contains most of the gem fields in the state, insomuch as both the Black Hills of South Dakota and...scenic Badlands thrust long spurs into this part of the state. In this rough, uncurried region are found |
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| boundary with Wyoming. In the far western counties of Lawrence, Meade, Custer and Pennington the land rises...242’ this peak is the highest point in America east of the Rocky Mts. Cambrian rocks are exposed as thick...Cretaceous Dakota sandstone, which underlies most of the Great Plains, and bent the broken edges sharply...vast deltaic accumulation of water absorbing sands covering tens of thousands of sq. mi. with extraordinary...inexhaustible supply of cold artesian, Rocky Mountain snow melt water. Harney Peak is the crest of the geologically |
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| LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFO I ^Q QJS^\) INIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY...UNIVERSITY OF CALIFO INIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFO THE UNIVERSITY...UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY...UNIVERSITY OF \A *^2 CALIFORNIA . , . ^ ^^ ^ ^illlEi-j d= b THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LIBRARY ... OF THE UNIVERSITY OF LIBRARV COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE MANUAL Berkeley. Cal. OF CONTAINING |
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| BULLETIN OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA VOL. 67. PP. 435-474. 18 FIGS.. 3 PLS. APRIL 1966 GEOLOGY...GEOLOGY AND STRUCTURE OF THE FRANKLIN-STERLING AREA, NEW JERSEY By J. M. Hague, J. L. Baum, L. A. Herrmann...Franklin-Sterling area is located in Sussex County, New Jersey, and Orange County, New York, along the...western border of the New Jersey Highlands. A geologic study of the Precambrian rocks of the area which...metavolcanic types was undertaken by geologists of The New Jersey Zinc Company. The marble and paragneisses |
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| STATE LIBRARY OF PENNSYLVANIA 1 1 II II II nil 3 014 4 00050005 «k. 1 ’^^jklTL% i ^IH ^ 1 k...microscope by D.M. Lapham of a thin slice of serpentinite from Lancaster County showing olivine (blue-green...magnetite-limonite magnified 600 times. (black); COMMOXW'KAL H OF PEN DEPARTMEX r OE EXVI ROXMEX EAL RESOURCES BUREAU...righted 1969 by the Quotations from Commonweath of Pennsylvania book may be pubished if credit this...Pennsylvania Geological Survey ADDITIONAL COPIES OF THIS PUBLICATION MAY BE PURCHASED FROM THE STATE |
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| sea which received successively enormous quantities of Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian, Mississippian and...and Pennsylvanian sediments; the erosional products of some 200 million years. Few, if any Mesozoic rocks...rocks appear within the state, but every one of Ohio’s 88 counties is surfaced with Pleistocene debris....underlying black, Upper Devonian (New Albany) shales occasionally produces pieces of silicified wood. Ohio ranks...production of limestone and dolomite, and second in the production of clays. Lesser production of iron, petroleum |
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| GALLERY BOOKS An Imprint of W. H. Smith Publishers Inc. 112 Madison Avenue New York City 10016 This edition...Books, an' imprint of W. H. Smith Publishers, Inc., 112 Madison Avenue, New York 10016 © 1990 Dragon’s...International and Pan American Copyright Convention No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval...or by any means, without prior written permission of the publishers Gallery Books are available for bulk...Manager of Special Sales, W. H. Smith Publishers, Inc., 112 Madison Avenue, New York, New York 10016. |
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| Prairie State, Illinois exhibits a length of 378 miles and a width of 210 miles, with its 56,000 sq. mi. sloping...more than 275 rivers, the state is bounded along ¾ of its circumference by navigable waters, primarily...along the northern borders, rising only to a altitude of 900 to 1,000 feet above sea level. Though well endowed...the Lead-Zinc mining dists. of northwestern Illinois, the glacial drift of the Late Pleistocene Wisconsin...Wisconsin glaciation, the bluffs and detritus of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, and in the southern Fluorspar |
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| Prairie State, Illinois exhibits a length of 378 miles and a width of 210 miles, with its 56,000 sq. mi. sloping...more than 275 rivers, the state is bounded along ¾ of its circumference by navigable waters, primarily...along the northern borders, rising only to a altitude of 900 to 1,000 feet above sea level. Though well endowed...the Lead-Zinc mining dists. of northwestern Illinois, the glacial drift of the Late Pleistocene Wisconsin...Wisconsin glaciation, the bluffs and detritus of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, and in the southern Fluorspar |
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| sea which received successively enormous quantities of Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian, Mississippian and...and Pennsylvanian sediments; the erosional products of some 200 million years. Few, if any Mesozoic rocks...rocks appear within the state, but every one of Ohio’s 88 counties is surfaced with Pleistocene debris....underlying black, Upper Devonian (New Albany) shales occasionally produces pieces of silicified wood. Ohio ranks...production of limestone and dolomite, and second in the production of clays. Lesser production of iron, petroleum |
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| (CKITNc TABLE JOURNAL of the ERANKLIN-OGDENSBURG MINERALOGIGAL SOCIETY, Inc. SPRING, 1991 VOLUME 32... No. 1 Price $5.00 www.FOMSNJ.org The contents of The Picking Table are licensed under a Creative Commons...S. Delegates and Alternates to Eastern Federation of Mineral and Lapidary Societies (EFMLS) Delegates—Philip...Charles (1935) The Minerals of Franklin and Sterling Hill, Sussex County, New Jersey. U.S. Geological Survey...(1974) Structure and Mineralogy of the Franklin Zinc-Iron-Manganese Deposit, New Jersey. Economic Geology, |
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| 0-•-0-• ◄ HOW TO USE THIS OUTFIT A large number of experiments and tests for minerals have been carefully...the mouth of the tube at yourself or at anyone else. Never put your face over the mouth of a tube while...Second-When using the blowpipe always exhale when the tip of the blowpipe is in the Bame. If you should draw or...anyone else to eat any of the chemicals or minerals included in this set. None of them are dangerous to... It is a good plan to spread several thicknesses of newspaper 1f you are experimenting on a good table |
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| CATALOGUE OF. MINERAL PSEUDOMORPHS IN THE AMERICAN MUSEUM -B CLIFFORD FRONDEL BU.LLETIN OF THE AMRICANMUSEUM'...AMRICANMUSEUM' OF NA.TURAL HISTORY. VOLUME LXVII, 1935-ARTIC-LE IX- NEW YORK Tebruary 26, 1935 4 2 ...71) Article IX.-CATALOGUE OF MINERAL PSEUDOMORPHS IN THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY' BY CLIFFORD...389 Literature .390 New Pseudomorphse .393 METHOD OF DESCRIPTION .393 ORIGIN OF SUBSTITUTION AND INCRUSTATION...Peptization .401 Volume Relations .403 DESCRIPTION OF SPECIMENS.403 INTRODUCTION DEFINITION.-A pseudomorph |
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| PyRESC AVE1KJB CPACX affiliated with the Friends of Mineralogy lv|ineralogical RccorcT publisher John...Switzerland photomicrography Julius Weber Mamaroneck, New York COLORADO ISSUE #2 Articles Colorado locality..................... 323 by B. L. Muntyan What’s new in Colorado minerals? ............................. Famous mineral localities: the Home Sweet Home mine .................................................... 339 by M. I. Jacobson The San Juan Mountains of Colorado ..................................349 by |
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| Pennsylvania Donald R. Peacor Univ. of Michigan Abraham Rosenzweig Univ. of So. Florida Richard W. Thomssen......205 by D. S. Collins The Lake Clear-Kuehl Lake area, Renfrew County, Ontario.......................and descloizite from the Chalk Mountain mine, Churchill County, Nevada ............................................. 219 by M.Jensen Some rare minerals of the Bancroft area .................................A. P. Sabina Hodgkinsonite from Franklin and Sterling Hill: a review .............................. |
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| COMING EVENTS NOTICE TO CLUBS—Listing of all shows is a free service provided by ROCKS & MINERALS. Information...before date of publi cation. Include date, place, sponsoring club, and name and address of show chairman...7—Syracuse, New York. 25th Annual Gem World '91 Show sponsored by the Gem & Mineral So ciety of Syracuse...Syracuse. New York State Fairgrounds. Info. —John Davis, c/o Gem & Mineral Society of Syracuse, Box 801, Syracuse...the Ute Mountain Gem & Mineral Society. Montezuma County Annex Bldg., 103 N. Chestnut. Info.—John Ferrin |
