...written by Brooks and published in the Twenty-first Annual Report of the Geological Survey, Part II, pp. 331-391. In 1900 Peters, with Mendenhall as geologist,...Geological Survey. Part I, pp. 97, 98, 107, and 108, and his maps were published with Mendenhall's report, contained in a special report of the United States...

...tributaries — Cocheco, Salmon Falls, aud Great Works rivers. Cocheco and Salmon Falls rivers are described in the Twenty-second Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey, Part IV. The fall from Northeast Pond, at the head of Salmon Falls River, which may be considered the Upper...

...elaborate description of the occurrence of this ore has been published by Prof. William Herbert Hobbs, in the Twenty-second Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey, Part II, 1902. According to Professor Hobbs, there occur at this locality beds of diorite and hornblende-gneiss,...

...is somewhat abridged from a report by Prof. IC Russell on The Portland Cement Industry in Michigan, published in the Twenty-second Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey, part И, pages (>21М>НГ>. Reports on the cement materials of the State have also appeared in volume 8...

...is somewhat abridged from a report by Prof. IC Russell on The Portland Cement Industry in Michigan, published in the Twenty-second Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey, part 8, pages t>2»-t(Hr>. Reports on the cement materials of the State have also appeared in volume H of...

...worked at the present time. A report in great detail on these deposits by George H. Eldridge, geologist, was published in the Twenty-second Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey, part 1, pages 330-364. The existence of other minerals in sufficient quantities for successful mining is...

...has never developed into any importance. In his report on the anthracite coal field of Pennsylvania, published in the Twenty-second Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey, Part III, Mr. HH Stock, of Scranton, Pa., gives the following . sketch of the early history of anthracite...

...written by Brooks and published in the Twenty-first Annual Report of the Geological Survey, Part II, pp. 331-391. In 1900 Peters, with Mendenhall as geologist,...published in the Twentysecond Annual Report of the TJnited States Geological Survey, Part I, pp. 97, 98, 1(>7, and 168, and his maps were published with...

...at Tallasscc, is intended to replace the Milstead station. Л map and profile of Tallapoosa River is published in the Twenty-second Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey, Part IV. The channel is slightly curved directly above the bridge and for about one-half mile below. The...

...reduced cost of transport. The freight rate from the Georges Creek district to Philadelphia is given in the Twenty-Second Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey, part iii. (p. 214), as $n8 by water, and $1'45 by rail, per ton to Baltimore. This relates to the year 1900,...