Transactions, Volume 36

The Institute, 1906 - Mineral industries

Some vols., 1920-1949, contain collections of papers according to subject.

OFFICERS	viii

INCORPORATION	xvii

FINANCIAL REPORT	xxix

PROCEEDINGS	xlii

The Application of DryAir Blast to the Manufacture of IronSupplementary	xliv

The Use of High Percentages of Fine Ore in a Charcoal BlastFurnace	lv

LaborSaving Appliances in the WorksLaboratory By EDWARD KEller	3

The Effect of Impurities on the Electrical Conductivity of Copper By LAW	18

KernelRoasting By HERMAN POOLE	315

Of Mr Campbells Paper on The Classification of Coals see p 324	324

Of Mr Campbells Paper on The Commercial Value of CoalMine Sampling see	341

Biographical Notice of Sir Lowthian Bell Baronet By PROF HENRY M HOWE	412

Present Problems in the Training of Mining Engineers By DR SAMUEL	424

Notes on the Physical Action of the BlastFurnace By J E JOHNSON	454

The Outlook for CoalMining in Alaska By ALFRED H BROOKS	489

Geological MineMaps and Sections By D W BRUNTON	508

The Occurrence of Stibnite at Steamboat Springs Nevada By WALDEMAR	27

Origin of Orbicular and Concretionary Structure By WILLIAM P BLAKE	39

The Testing of GasProducers By SAMUEL S WYER	53

Bibliography of GasProducers By SAMUEL S WYER	61

An Automatic StockLine Recorder for Iron BlastFurnaces By J E JOHN	79

Improved Method of SlagTreatment at Argo By HAROLD V PEARCE	89

A Summary of Lake Superior Geology with Special Reference to Recent Studies	101

The Occurrence of Pebbles Concretions and Conglomerate in Metalliferous	154

The CopperDeposits at San Jose Tamaulipas Mexico By PROF J E KEMP	203

Repairing Partly Collapsed Cylindrical Furnaces By JOHN P COSGRO	215

A Special Form of SlagCar By L W JONES and B H BENNETTS	227

Cyaniding SilverGold Ores of the Palmarejo Mine Chihuahua Mexico By	234

Biographical Notice of Thomas M Drown M D LL D By R W RAYMOND	288

Biographical Notice of Bruno Kerl By R W RAYMOND	304

Genesis of the OreDeposits at Bingham Utah By J M BOUTWELL	541

The Origin of VeinFilled Openings in Southeastern Alaska By ARTthur C	581

The Origin of Clinton Red FossilOre in Lookout Mountain Alabama By WIL	587

The Electrolytic Assay of Lead and Copper By GEORGE A GUESS	605

The LimestoneGranite ContactDeposits of Washington Camp Arizona	626

Are the QuartzVeins of Silver Peak Nevada the Result of Magmatic Segrega	647

The Importance of FineGrinding in the CyanideTreatment of Gold and Sil	654

The Manufacture of Coke in Northern China By YANG TSANG Woo	661

Lead and ZincDeposits of the VirginiaTennessee Region By THOMAS	681

Of Mr Campbells Paper on The Influence of Carbon Phosphorus Manganese	803

Of Mr Whites Paper on The Equipment of a Laboratory for Metallurgical Chem	842

Of Mr Halls Paper on The Use of High Percentages of Fine Ore in a Charcoal	846

Of Messrs Gibb and Philps Paper on The Constitution of Mattes Produced	869

Title	Transactions, Volume 36
Authors	American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, American Institute of Mining Engineers
Contributor	American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Publisher	The Institute, 1906
Original from	UC Southern Regional Library Facility
Digitized	21 Jul 2017

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