 | | Journal (issue) | | Record volume 23, number 4 • July-August 1992 • $10 ♦ * ; \ y \ ' A v:.; «# %,r ' , \ 4 ; ....| \ fSc ly _ y I / Y _ j - 1 - J Open Tues.-Sat. 10-5. (Closed Sun.-Mon.) K )\n\A photo by Harold...‘D ’ Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K IP 6P4 H. Gary Ansell Geological Survey of Canada 601 Booth Street Ottawa...Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1A 0E8 (Geological Survey of Canada contribution number 38290) B. Darko Sturman...Ontario Museum 100 Queen’s Park Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5S 2C6 $ 1992 T h e M in e r a l o g ic a l R |  | | Book (edition) | | ARIZONA • Wu!fenite. Red Cloud mine, Si/district, Trigo Mountains, La Paz County, Arizona. Smithsonian...and Second Editions PART 2 HISTORY OF ARIZONA MINING AND MINERALOGY The Prehistoric Period 20 Arizona...Hydrothermal Deposits 63 The Bisbee District, Cochise County 64 The Tombstone District, Cochise County 70 The Mammoth-St...Arizona Geological Survey provided information on mining camps and, with the permission of Larry Fellows...augmented; a discussion of the classical Tombstone district has been inserted between those of Bisbee and |  | | Report (issue) | | catalogue was produced for the Great Exhibition of Mining and Metallurgy heid in London in 1890. This exhibition...reputation as a suitable place in which to invest in mining shares. In 1893 the Government Geologist, H.Y.L...Mineralogical Society of South Australia, Western Mining Corporation Ltd, and Asarco Australia Pty Ltd,...Cowell; in very coarse-grained wernerite rock at a locality 21 km northwest of Cowell. Flinders Ranges—commonly...the magnetite-bearing marble of the Yudnamutana mining field which extends over a strike length of 26 | | | Book (edition) | | OF ARIZONA Wulfenite. Red Cloud mine, Silver district, Trigo Mountains, La Paz County, Arizona. Smithsonian...and Second Editions PART 2 HISTORY OF ARIZONA MINING The Prehistoric Period 20 Arizona Under Spanish...Hydrothermal Deposits The Bisbee District, Cochise County 64 70 The Tombstone District, Cochise County The Mammoth-St...1.3 2.1 a2 2.3 3.1 3.2 3:3 3-4 3-5 a} 3.8 39 3-10 aul Abbreviations for some museums containing Arizona...Arizona Geological Survey provided information on mining camps and, with the permission of Larry Fellows |  | | Report (volume) | | location and means of access to all the metallic mining districts in the State, as well as a large number...documented summary of the beginning of Colorado mining history. Part of his summary is given here in the...galena that had been recently found in the Tenmile district, Summit County. In his booklet, which today would...lists of the mines and mining districts that were active at the time in Clear Creek, Gilpin, and Summit...only reports the early history and status of the mining industry, but includes a list of all the species |  | | Book (edition) | | to civilization. . . it is clear that 1825 mining opened the West- . —Charles W. Henderson, 1933...Highlights in the history of New Mexico mineralogy and mining 3 5 Prehistoric utilization of minerals New...SUBDISTRICTS, CAMPS, ETC. 569 BIBLIOGRAPHY 597 MAP: Mining Districts of New Mexico in pocket II. PREFACE...highlights in the his- New Mexico mineralogy and mining— including a section on the prehistoric utilization...edition, 1892. A. H. Fay (1920) A glossary of the mining and mineral industry. R. E. Grim (1953) Clay |  | | Book (volume) | | with additional data on each sample including locality, general appearance and mineral association. In...(1–3), nenadkevichite (4, 5), lemmleinite-K (6–8, 10), tsepinite-Na (9), “paralabuntsovite-” (11), “labuntsovite-”...spectrum of biachellaite (After Chukanov et al. 2009) 10 1 The Application of IR Spectroscopy to the Investigation...nesosilicates (8), aluminates (9), melanophlogite (10), nordite (11), 13 inesite (12) and xonotlite (13)...coordinated by oxygen, the value of μ varies from 10 to 16). The values kij of the bonds formed by cations |  | | Book (volume) | | 5, for ^ ' Millimicrons=10 cm= * ' —A . r&ad Millimicrons =10 ^ cm = 10A. 100 under Class...up 165 for to Temiskaming Cochrane district read district. Ref. 4, under oruetite, add See also... for VVakatipu district, CoUingwood, 294 Zealand read Wakatipu 303 line district, 8 in synonomy...Structure Cell, for Co4As8^ read C04AS81*. tinder ref. 10 add 11. de Jong (Physica, 6, 325, 1926) by powder...heading *567 16, 577 19, up 579 down 8, down 10, down 12, down 16, 15, 14, 231. Wad, delete |  | | Journal (issue) | | Roberts Gaol. Surv. of Canada Ottawa George W. Robinson Natl. Museums of Canada Ottawa. Ontario Abraham...following the IMA number. This is to allow readers 10 write in the name and perhaps an abbreviated reference...in each case the IMA approval number will be given 10 facilitate cross-referencing with the annual lists...curators and descriptive mineralogists will be able 10 keep fully informed on the work of the international...applications that they no longer feel much connection 10 what might be called "classical" descriptive mineralogy |  | | Report (issue) | | strength and durability. First Pri nting 12 5 II 4 3 10 09 08 07 06 0$ 04 2 I Frontispi ece: Oliven i...te, r.6-cm cluster, Majuba Hill Mine, Antelope district, Pershing County. N. Prenn coJlection. Photograph...percent of the state. Nevada's public lands offer mining, livestock grazing, wild horse viewing, .scenic...Road and Geologic Tours in th<' Las Vegas Area. Mining and the discovery, identification, and development...David A. Vavis The Goodsprings (Yellow Pine) Mining District, Clark County John C. Kepper MINERAL CATALOG |  | | Book (edition) | | rcproduc1ion ou1side the lcrms staled hc.:re should be sent 10 1he publishers a1 1he London address print<:d on...Synonyms Chemical· Classification 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 I5 16 17 18 19 20 Elements and alloys...structure and X-ray di ffraction data. The type locality (T L) for the mineral species or well-defined...As original references are cited , many of the locality names have ch anged. particularly for long-established...un til the next edition appears. The t rue type locality can only be su rmised for many minerals known |  | | Report (volume) | | revised and enlarged for the present edition. 9 10 THE DATA OF GEOCHEMISTRY. rock, for example, may...99 1.008 114.8 126. 92 193.1 55.85 82.9 139.0 207. 10 6.94 174.0 24.32 54.93 200.6 Nickel...............found in the nickeliferous deposits at Sudbury, Canada; and has also been identified in the sulphide ores...sulphide of vanadium, forms a large deposit at one locality in Peru. Xenon. An inert gas, the heaviest member...considered; but it seems probable that to a depth of 10 miles below sea level the rocky material can not |
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