BULLE,TIN b2

Bibliographv of
New Mexico Geologl'-fechnolog\.,and l\{ineral
1951-1955
BY COI{S7'lA,'f,'f1 F. SCHILI-ING
AliD loHli It. S(:HILLII{GSTATE BUREAU OF MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES

NEW MEXICO INSTITUTE OF MINING & TECHNOLOGYSOCORRO, NEW MEXICOCAMPUS STATION

Contents
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INTRODUCTION
Purpose and Scope
How Publications May Be Obtained
Sources of Information .

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Acknowledgments

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Serials3

BIBLIOGRAPHY. ......;

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INDEX

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Introductory Note ......

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Index

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Areas .

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Economic Geology

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Geophysics and Geochemistry98

Historical and Stratigraphic Geology . . .

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Maps .

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MineralogylIl

Mining Technology

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Oil and Gas Technology

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Paleontology

Petrology

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Physical and Structural Geology

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Water . ..

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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE BY NEW MEXICOBUREAU OF MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES .. ...

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Intro du c ti o n,
PURPOSE AND SCOPE

In this bibliography are listed and indexed references relating to
the geology and mineral technology of New Mexico that have appearedin the literature during the years 1951 through 1955. This volume thus
serves as a supplement to the "Bibliography of New Mexico Geology
and Mineral Technology Through 1950," issued as Bulletin 43 of theState Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources. A few references published before 1951, but not cited in Bulletin 43, also are included.

The listing includes published and unpublished material available
to the general public that contains enough information to be useful.
Short news items and articles containing only brief mention of New
Mexico are omitted. Undoubtedly a few references have been overlooked. The reader is urged to call the authors' attention to such omis'
sions, for, inclusion in a future supplement. The suggestion o[ othermeans of improving this series of bibliographies also will be welcome.
Part I, Bibtiograph), is a list of authors, arranged alphabeticallyEach author's wrltingi are placed under his name in chronologicalorder and are numbered. Each title is given in full; explanatory notes
added to the title by the compilers of this bibliography are enclosed inbrackets. Following the title ii the name of the publication, the volume
and number of the periodical, the page or Pages on which the paper
appears, notes on illustrations, if any, and finally the date. Part Il, Ind,ex, is an alphabetical list of subjects arranged under l3

major headings. These headings are subdivided according to the natuleof ihe material indexed. Most papers are indexed under more than one
heading but under each heading the name of the author and the serial
numbei of his paper follow appropriately. using these data the reader
can find the tiile- and reference of the paper in Part I, Bibliography.
Further details regarding subdivision are given in the section preceding
the Index.

HOIM PUBLICATIONS MAY BE OBTAINEDMany publications of the various governmental agencies may -be

obtained fiom the department or bureau of issue; there is a charge forsome reports, but otliers will be furnished gratis. The sto-ck of .many
bulletini has been exhausted. Whether or not a given publication of
the U. S. Geological Survey is available, and its price, can be determinedfrom a pamphlet entitled "Publications of the Geological S-urvey,"
issued ln lfiy 1953, and from monthly supplements entitled -"NewPublications of the Geological Survey." These pamphlets may be obtained free of charge from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C.

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Many volumes or numbers of periodicals may be obtained from theissuing society or association. Books, indicated in the bibliography byitalic print, may be ordered from the publishers. Out-of-print periodicals and books occasionally may be found in the stock of dealers insecondhand books.
A stock of publications still in print relating to areas in New Mexico
is kept at the State Bureau of Mines, in Socorro. Included among these,in addition to the Bureau's own publications, are publications of the
U. S. Geological Survey and other organizations, a list of which, withprices, is presented at the end of this bulletin.
There are a number of New Mexico libraries where government andother publications cited in this bibliography may possibly be consulted:
Albuquerque, University of New Mexico; Las Vegas, New Mexico Highlands University; Santa Fe, State Library Extension Service; Silver City,
New Mexico Western University; Socorro, New Mexico Institute of
Mining and Technology; State College, New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.
The State Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources will be glad tosupply current data regarding the availability of New Mexico geologic
literature and to assist in obtaining original, typewritten, or photostat
copies.

SOURCES OF INFORMATION
Most of the references listed in this bibliography were found by asearch of the literature available in the libraries of the New Mexico
fnstitute of Mining and Technology, files of the State Bureau of Minesand Mineral Resources, private libraries of the State Bureau of Mines
stafi, and periodicals obtained by interlibrary loans. A list of the periodicals and serials examined is found under Serials, page 4. These
references were indexed as they were read.

A few additional articles were found in bibliographies encounteredduring this search. Others were reported as omissions from Bulletin 43,
or were found listed in the "Monthly Catalog-United States Government Publications," published by the Superintendent of Documents,
Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. Two other important sources were used. Unpublished (open-file) reports of the U. S.
Geological Survey were obtained from Circulars 227,263,337, and 364,of the U. S. Geological Survey. Unpublished theses were taken from the"Bibliography of Geology Theses," published by the Perroleum Research Company, Denver, Colorado, and from information suppliedby various schools. References from these sources were indexed by title
only, unless the particular report was locally available for examination.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Grateful acknowledgment is made to Dr. Eugene Callaghan,
director, State Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources, for his en-

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couragement and support of this project; to Dr. Edmund H. Kase, Jr.,
publications editor, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology,
for the editing of the manuscript; and to the library stafi of the same
institution-Mr. W. Martin Speare, librarian, Miss Lucille Cobb, research librarian, and Mrs. Irma Youngblood, library assistant-for theirgenerous and able assistance. We wish to thank the many other institutions and individuals, including members of the Bureau of Mines staff,
for providing information which helped in the compilation of thisbibliography.

SERIALS
The following list gives both the abbreviated citation and the fullname of the periodicals and serials which have been examined in thecompilation of the bibliography. The place of publication is given, if
known.
Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila. Notulae Naturae; Proc.-Academy of Natural
Sciences of Philadelphia Notulae Naturae; Proceedings. Philadelphia, Pa.
Acta Cryst.-Acta Crystallographica. Copenhagen, Denmark.
Am. Assoc. Petrol. Geol. Bull.-American Association of Petroleum
Geologists Bulletin. Tulsa, Okla.
Am. Caver.-American Caver. See National Speleological Society

Bulletin.
Am. Ceramic Soc. Bull.; Jour.-American Ceramic Society Bulletin;
Journal (contains Ceramic Abstracts). Columbus, Ohio.
Am. Geol. Inst. Geol. Abs.-American Geological Institute Geological
Abstracts. New York City.
Am. Geophys. Union Trans.-American Geophysical Union Transactions. Washington, D. C.
Am. Jour. Sci.-American Journal of Science. New llaven, Conn.
Am. Mineralogist-American Mineralogist. Ann Arbor, Mich.
Am. Mus. Nat. History Bull.; Novitates-American Museum of Natural
History Bulletin; Novitates. New York City.
Am. Scientist-American Scientist. New Haven, Conn.
Ariz. Univ., Ariz. Bur. Mines Bull. Geol. Ser.; Mineral Technology

Ser.-University of Arizona, Arizona Bureau of Mines Bulletin,
Geological Series; Mineral Technology Series. Tucson.
Arkansas-White-Red Basins Inter-Agenry Committee.

Bull. Am. Paleontology-Bulletin of American Paleontology. Ithaca,
N. Y.
Bur. Am. Ethnology Bull.-Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin.
Washington, D.C.

Calif. Inst. Technology Thesis-California Institute of Technology
Thesis. Pasadena.

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Calif. Univ. Pub. Geol. Sciences-University of California Publicationsin Geological Sciences. Berkeley and Los Angeles.
Chem. Abs.-Chemical Abstracts. Columbus, Ohio.
Chicago Univ. Thesis*University of Chicago Thesis. Chicago, Ill.
Civil Eng.-Civil Engineering. Easton, Pa.
Coal Age. New York City.

Colo. Min. Assoc. Min. Yearbook-Colorado Mining Association Mining Yearbook. Denver.
Colo. School of Mines Quart.; Thesis-Colorado School of Mines Quar-

terly; Thesis. Golden.

Colo. Sci. Soc. Proc.-Colorado Scientific Society Proceedings. Denver.
Columbia Univ. Thesis-Columbia University Thesis. New York City.
Compass-Provo, IJtah.
Compressed Air Mag.-Compressed Air Magazine. Phillipsburg, N.J.

Denison Univ. Sci. Lab. Jour.-Denison University Scientific Laboratories Journal. Granville, Ohio.
Dissertation Abs.-Dissertation Abstracts. Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Econ. Geology-Economic Geology. Urbana, Ill.

Eng. Min. Jour.-Engineering and Mining Journal. New York City.
Explosives Engineer. Wilmington, Del.

Field and Laboratory. Dallas, Texas.
Four Corners Geol. Soc.-Four Corners Geological Society.
Geol. Soc. Am; Bull.; Mem.; Special Papers-Geological Society of America Bulletin; Memoir; Special Papers. New York City.
Geophysics. Austin, Texas.

Ilarvard Univ. Thesis-Harvard University Thesis. Cambridge, Mass.

Ill. Univ. Thesis-University of Illinois Thesis. Urbana.
Ind. Univ. Thesis-Indiana University Thesis. Bloomington.
Indust. and Eng. Chem.-Industrial and Engineering Chemistry. Washington, D. C.
Internat. Boundary and Water Commission U. S. and Mex. Water Bull.
-International Boundary and Water Commission, United Statesand Mexico Water Bulletin.
Internat. Geol. Cong., l9th, Algiers-International Geological Congress,
l9th, Algiers. Algiers, Algeria.
Iowa Univ. Thesis-State University of Iowa Thesis. Iowa City.

Jour. Geol. Education-Journal of Geological Education. Appleton,
Wis.

Jour. Geology-Journal of Geology. Chicago, Ill.
Jour. Geophys. Research-Journal of Geophysical Research. Washington, D. C.
.|our. Paleontology-Journal of Paleontology. Tulsa, Okla.

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Jor. r. Petrol. Technology-Journal of perroleum Technology. Dallas,

Texas.

Jour. Sed. Petrology-Journal of Sedimentary petrology. Tulsa, Okla.
Kans. univ. Paleont. contr.; Thesis-university of Kansas pareontorogi-

cal Contributions; Thesis. Lawrence.
Kans. Univ., State Geol. Survey Bull.-University of Kansas, State Geological Survey Bulletin. Lawrence.
Kennecott Chinorama. Hurley, N. Mex.

Meteoritics-Meteoritics, the Journal of the Meteoriticar society and theInstitute of Meteoritics of the University of New Mexico. Albuquerque, N. Mex. Formerly Meteoritical Society Contributions.
Meteor.
soc. contr.-Meteoritical society contributions. Later, Meteoritics.

Mich. Univ. Thesis-University of Michigan Thesis. Ann Arbor.
Min- and Contracting Rev.-Mining and Contracting Review. Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Min. Cong. Jour.-Mining Congress Journal. Washington, D. C.
Min. Eng.-Mining Engineering. New york City.
Mineralogical Mag.-Mineralogical Magazine. London, England. Includes separately paged Mineralogical Abstracts.
Mineralogist. Portland, Ore.
Mines Mag.-Mines Magazine. Denver, Colo.
Min. Mag.-Mining Magazine. London, England.
Min. World-Mining World. San Francisco, Calif.

Natl. Geog. Mag.-National Geographic Magazine. Washington, D. C.
Natl. Oil Scouts and Landmen's Assoc. Year Book-NationafOil Scoutsand Landmen's Association Year Book. Austin, Texas.
Natl. Speleol. Soc. Bull.; News-National Speleological Sociery Bullerin(later, also called American Caver); News. Arlington, Va.
Neues Jahrb. Min., Monatshefte-Neues Jahrbuch ftir Mineralogie,
Monatshefte. Stuttgart, Germany.
N. Mex. Business-New Mexico Business. Albuquerque.
N. Mex. Geol. Soc. Guidebook; Program Annual Meeting-New Mexico
Geological Society Guidebook; Program Annual Meeting. Socorro.
N. Mex. Health Officer-New Mexico Health Officer. Santa Fe.
N. Mex. Historical Rev.-New Mexico Historical Review. Albuqu'erque.
N. Mex. Inst. Min. and Technology Thesis-New Mexico Institute of
Mining and Technology Thesis. Socorro. Formerly New Mexico
School of Mines.
N. Mex. Inst. Min. and Technology, Research and Development Div.
GI-New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, Research andDevelopment Division Geophysical Investigation. Socorro.
N. Mex. Inst. Min. and Technology, State Bur. Mines and Mineral Res.
Bienn. Rpt.; Bull.; Circ.; Ground-Water Rpt.; Grridebook; Petrol.

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6Expl. Map.-New Mexico Institute of Mining and TechnologY, State
Buieau of Mirrer and Mineral Resources Biennial Reporq Bulletin;
Circular; Ground-Water RePort; Guidebook; Petroleum Exploration Map. Socorro. Formerly New Mexico School of Mines, State
Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources.
N. Mex. Mag.-New Mexico Magazine' Santa Fe.
N. Mex. Min-er-New Mexico Miner. Albuquerque. Formerly New Mexico Miner and Prospector.

N. Mex. Miner and Prospector-New Mexico Miner and Prospector.

Albuquerque. Later, New Mexico Miner.
N. Mex. Oit u-"a Gas Eng. Committee Ann. Rpt.; Eng. Rpt.-New Mexico Oil and Gas Engineering Committee Annual Report; Engineering Report. Hobbs.
N. Mix. 6il Co.tservation Commission Monthly Statistical ReportNew Mexico oil conservation commission Monthly statistical Report. Santa Fe.
N. Mex. Prof. Engineer-New Mexico Professional Engineer. Albuquerque. Formerly New Mexico Professional Engineer and^ Contractor.
N. Mex. Prof. Engineer and contractor-New Mexico Professional Engineer and Cdntractor. Albuquerque. Later, New Mexico Professional Engineer.

N. Mex. Stati fng. Bienn. Rpt.; Tech. Rpt'-New Mexico State Engineer Biennial Report; Technical Report. Santa Fe.

N. Mex. State Inspector of Mines Ann. Rpt.-New Mexico State In-

spector of Mines Annual Report. Albuquerque.
N. Mex. Tax Bull.-New Mexico Tax Bulletin. Santa Fe.
N. Mex. Univ. Alumnus; Bull. Chem. Ser.; Pub. Anthrop. Ser.; Geol'
Ser.; Meteoritics Ser.; Thesis-University of New Mexico Alumnus;
Bulletin, Chemistry Series; Publication, Anthropology Series; Geology Series; Meteoritics Series; Thesis. Albuquerque.
N. Mix. IJniv., Bur. Business Research N. Mex. Studies in Business andEconomics-University of New Mexico, Bureau of Business Research, New Mexico Studies in Business and Economics. Albuquerque.

N. Mex. IJniv., Dept. of Govt. Div. of Research Pub.-University of New
Mexico, Depariment of Government, Division of Research Publication. Albuquerque.
Northwestern Univ. Thesis-Northwestern University Thesis. Evanston,il1.
Nuclear Science Abs.-Nuclear Science Abstracts. Oak Ridge, Tenn.

Oil and Gas Jour.-Oil and Gas Journal. Tulsa, Okla.
Oil Reporter. Later, Rocky Mountain Oil Reporter.
Okla. Geol. Survey Bull.; Circ.; Mineral Rpt.-Oklahoma Geological
Survey Bulletin; Circular; Mineral Report. Norman.
Palaeontographica Americana. Ithaca, N. Y.

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7Paliiontologische Zeitschr.-Paliiontologische Zeitschrift. sturtgart,
Germany.
Panhandle Geol. Soc. Guidebook-Panhandle Geological Society Guidebook.
Pecos River Commission. Carlsbad, New Mexico.
Petrol.-Petroleum. London, England.
Petrol. Engineer-Petroleum Engineer. Dallas, Texas.
Petrol. Refiner-Petroleum Refiner. [fouston, Texas.
Petrol. Week-Petroleum Week. New York City.
Pipeliner. El Paso, Texas.
Pit and Quarry. Chicago, Ill.
Plateau. Flagstafi, Ariz.

Pop. Astronomy-Popular Astronomy. Northfield, Minn. No longer
published.
Rock Products. Chicago, Ill.
Rocks and Minerals. Peekskill, N. Y.
Rocky Mountain Oil Reporter. Denver, Colo. Formerly Oil Reporter.
Roswell Geol. Soc. Guidebook-Roswell Geological Society Guidebook.
Roswell, N. Mex.
Santa Fe Mag.-Santa Fe Magazine. Chicago, Ill.
Sci. Am.-Scientific American. New York City.
Science. Washington, D. C.

Sci. Monthly-Scientific Monthly. Washington, D. C.

Seismol. Soc. Am. Bull.-Seismological Society of America Bulletin.
Berkeley, Calif.
Smithsonian Inst. Ann. Rpt.; Misc. Coll.-Smithsonian Institute Annual
Report; Miscellaneous Collections. Washington, D. C.
Sun Trails. Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Texas Jour. Science-Texas Journal of Science. Austin.
Texas Technological College Thesis. Lubbock.
Texas Univ. Thesis-University of Texas Thesis. Austin.

Texas IJniv., Bur. Econ. Geol. Pub.; Rpt. Inv.-University of Texas,
Bureau of Economic Geology Publications; Report of Investigation.
Austin.
Tulsa Geophys. Soc. Proc.-Tulsa Geophysical Society Proceedings.
Tulsa, Okla.

Univ. of Washington Thesis-University of Washington Thesis. Seattle.
IJranium Inf. Digest-IJranium Information Digest. Grand Junction,
Colo.

IJranium Mag.-Uranium Magazine. Denver, Colo.
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission Airborne Anomaly Map; RME; RMO-United States Atomic Energy Commission Airborne Anomaly

Map; Raw Materials Exploration Report; Division of Raw Materials Report. Oak Ridge, Tenn., and [Airborne Anomaly Maps]
Grand Junction, Colo.

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U. S. Bur. Mines Bull.; Inf. Circ.; Materials Survey; Minerals Yearbook;
Rpt. Inv.; Tech. Paper-United States Bureau of Mines Bulletin;
Iniormation Circulai; Materials Survey; Minerals Yearbook; Reportof Investigation; Technical Paper. Washington, D. C.
U. S. Bur. Rdclamation Geol. Rpt-.-United States Bureau of Reclamation Geological Report. Washington, D. C.

U. S. Cong., 5. Doc.; H. Doc.-United States Congress, Senate- Documenfi House o[ Representatives Document. Washington, D. C'

U. S. Geol. Survey B-ull.; Circ.; Coal Inv. Map; Mineral Inv' Field
Studies Map; Mineral Inv. Res. Appraisals Map; Oil and Gas Inv'
Map; Open-File Reporu Prof. Paper; TEI; TEM; Water-Supply
Paper-United Statei Geological Survey Bulletin;- Circular; Coal
Iniestigations Map; Mineral Investigations Field Studies Map;
Mineral Investigations Resource Appraisals Map; Oil and Gas Investigations Map; Open-File Report; Professional Paper; Trace
Elemlnts Investigations Report; Trace Elements Memorandum Report; Water-supply Paper. Washington, D. C.

U. S. Natl.lfus. Sutl.; proc.-United States National Museum Bulletin;
Proceedings. Washington, D. C.

U. S. Natl. Pirk Service-United States National Park Service' Washington, D. C.

U. S. Public Health Service Pub. Water Pollution Ser.-United States
Public Health Service Publication, \Mater Pollution Series. Washington, D. C.
U. S. Soil Conserv. Service Regional Bull. Geol. Ser.; Soil Ser.-UnitedStates Soil Conservation Service Regional Bulletin, Geological
Series; Soil Series. Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Utah Geol. and Mineralogical Soc. Guidebook-Utah Geological andMineralogical Society Guidebook.
Utah Geol. and Mineralogical Survey Circ.-Utah Geological and Mineralogical Survey Circular. Salt Lake City.
Washington Univ. Thesis-Washington IJniversity Thesis. St. Louis,
Mo.
\Mater Well Jour.-Water Well Journal. Urbana, Ill.
West Texal Geol. Soc. Guidebook-West Texas Geological Society
Guidebook. Midland, Texas.
Wis. Univ. Thesis-University of Wisconsin Thesis. Madison.
World Oil. Houston, Texas.
World Petrol.-World Petroleum. New York City.

Zeitschr. Kryst.-Zeitschrift fiir Krystallographie und Mineralogie.
Leipzig, Germany.
Zentralblatt fiir Geologie und Pal6ontologie. Stuttgart, Germany.
Zentralblatt fiir Mineralogie. Stuttgart, Germany.

Biblio graphy
Adams, John W.

See Jahns, R. If., 5.

Agocs, W. B.
(and Rollins, J. C., and Bangs, E.). Airbome magnetometer profile from portland, Oregon to Albuquerque, New Mexico: Geophysics, v 19, n 2, pp ZIO-ZAO,8 figs, lg54; [abs.]
Am. Geol. Inst. Geol. Abs., v 2, n 2, p lt, 1954; [abs. by Dempsey, W. J.] U. S. Geol.

Survey Bull. 1022-8, p 85, 1954.

Agoginq George A.
The Santa Ana pre-ceramic site, a report on a cultural level in Sandoval County,
N. M.: Texas Jour. Science, v 4, n l, pp 32-37, illus., 1952.

Albright, Eorace M.
Potash: Min. Cong. Jour., v 38, n 2, pp 62-65, illus., 1952.

Albright, J. Ll.

(and Bauer, R. M., J.). Pecos Valley "diamonds" [quartz crystals]: Rocks and Minerals, v 30, n 7-8, pp 346-350, illus., 1955.
2. (and Alcorn, Rex, and Cave, H. S.). Oil and gas possibilities of the basins of the
Sierra County region, in Guidebook of south-central New Mexico: N. Mex. Geol. Soc.,
Sixth Field Confereace, Nov. ll-13, pp 124-185,5 figs, 1955.

Alcorn, Rex. See Albright, I . L., 2.

Alford, Trudy.

l. Spirit of Terrero: Sun Trails, v 6,ra2, pp 46-50, illus., 1953.
2, Ghosts of the past [ghost towns of N. Mex,]: N. Mex. Mag., v 32, t l, pp 22-23, 42,
illus., 1954.
Alfredq Don-l. Dona Dora's "pearls": N. Mex. Mag- v 29, n l, pp 16-17, 41,43,45, illus., 1951.
2, Apache tears and other mineral oddities from the Mogollon Mountains, New Mexico: Rocks and Minerals, v 26,n3-4, pp 138-143, illus., 1951.
3. Beginner's luck [smithsonite, Organ mining districc]: Rocks and Minerals, v 27,
pp 468-47 1, illus., 1952.

4. A rock hound hits the jackpot [fluorite]: N. Mex. Mag., v 30, n 5, pp 29,39,41,43,
illus., 1952.
5. Halite [Zuni salt lake]: Rocks and Minerals, v 30,n3-4, pp l15-120, illus., 1955.

Alleu E.I.
El Paso and Albuquerque now are linked by this new 248-mile products line: Oil and
Gas Jour., v 54, n ll, p 123,2 figs, 1955.

Allen" John Eliotl. The seminar as a senior "polishing" course in geology [N. Mex. Inst. Min. andTechnology]: Jour. Geol. Education, pp 50-58,2 figs, summer, 1951.
2. (and Jones, S. M., and others). Preliminary geologic map of the Capitan quadrangle,
Lincoln County, New Mexico, in Guidebook of the Capitan-Carrizozo-Chupadera
Mesa region, Lincoln and Socorro Counties, New Mexico: Roswell Geol. Soc., Fifth
Field Conferencq Nov, 30-Dec. l, scale I inch to 4 miles, 1951.
3. The Carrizozo Malpais, iz Guidebook of the Capitan-Carrizozo-Chupadera Mesa
region, Lincoln and Socoro Counties, New Mexico: Roswell Geol. Soc., trifth Field
Confetence, Nov.30-Dec. f , pp 9-ll, f95l; [abs.] Geol, Soc. Am. Bull., v 65, n 12, pt 2,

p 1319, 1952.

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4, A Mexican trip in your own backyard [carrizozo lava flow]: N. Mex. Miner, v 14,
n 10, pp 26-29, illus., 1952.
E. (an'd ;ones, Srewarr M.). Geology of Capitan-quadrangle, New Mexico [abs.]: Geol.
1952.
i! Soc. Am. Bull., v 63, n 12, Pt 2,pP 1319-1320,
i'/'\ 6, Tohatchi formation of-Mesiierde gxoup, western San Juan Basin, New Mexico:
Am. Assoc. Petrol. Geol. Bull., v 37, i ll, pp 2509-Zf 7l, 1953. pee Allen, l.- E" 7;'Repenning, C. A., 3; Silver, C., 4; and Wright, H. E., Jr', 3, for discussiofl[
Z. [Discuss-ion of "Tohatchi formation of Mesaverde group, western San- Juan Basin,
New Mexico" by John Eliot Allen] Tohatchi formation, san Juan Basin, New Mexico:
Am, Assoc. Petrol. Geol. Bull., v 38,t 4, p 66f , 1954.
8. (and Balk, Robert). Mineral resourceiof Fort Defiance and Tohatchi quadrangles,
Arizona and New Mexico: N. Mex. Inst. Min, and Technology, state Bur. Mines andMineral Res. Bull. 36, 192 pp, 16 pls incl. geol. map, 2l figs incl. index maps, 1954;[abs.] An. Geol. Inst. Geol. Abs., v 2, n 4, pp 68'73, 1954.
0. laha Baldwin, Brewster, and Hill, John). Selected stratigraphic sections in the
Menefee and Crevasse Canyon formations, iz Allen, J. E., and Balk, R., Mineral resources of Fort Defiance and Tohatchi quadrangles, Arizona and New Mexico: N.
Mex. Inst. Min. and Technology, State Bur. Mines and Mineral Res. Bull. 36, pp 157t64, t954.
10. Mineral resources of the Navajo Reservation in New Mexico (exclusive of
uranium, coal, oil, gas, and water): N. Mex. Inst. Min. and Technology, State Bur.
Mines and Mineral Res. Bull. 44, map and text, 1955.

Allen, Boy T[., Jr.

l. Blanco-Mesa Verde gas pool: World Oil, v l4l, n 7, pp ll5'119, 6 figs, 1955.
2. Stratigaphic gas development in Blanco-Mesa Verde pool of San Juan Basin [abs.]:
Am. Assoc. Petrol. Geol. Bull,, v 39, n 4, p 534, 1955.
3. Stratigraphic gas development in the Blanco Mesa Verde pool of the San Juan
Basin, in Geology of parts of Paradox, Black Mesa and San Juan Basins: Four Corners
Geol. Soc,, Four Corners Field Conference, pp 144-149,6 figs, 1955.
Allerq Yictor T.

l. Rhodonite at Vanadium, New Mexico [abs.]: Geol. Soc. Am. Bull., v 63' a 12, pr 2,
p t377, 1952.
2. (ana Fahey, Joseph J). Rhodonite, johannsenite, and ferroan johannsenite at
Vanadium, New Mexico: Am. Mineralogist, v 38, n ll and 12, pp 883-890, 3 6gs, 1953;[abs.] Am. Geol. Inst. Geol. Abs., v 2, tt 3, p 5, 1954.

American Association of Petroleum Geologists.
(and National Research Council). Tectonic map of U-nited States: Natl. Researchdouncil, Committee on Tectonics, Div. of Geology and Geography, scale I inch to\ 40 miles, 1944.

Anderson, C. C.
(and Hinson, H. H). Helium-bearing natural gases of the United States: U. S. Bur.
Mines Bull.486, 141 pp, 8 figs, f951.
Anderson, E C.
l. New Mexico metal mining districts, production and trends: N. Mex. Miner andProspector, v 13, n 6, p f0, f95l; v 13,ra7, pp 10, f6, 1951; v 13, n 8,pP 8, f2, f95f.
2. Oicurrences of uranium ores in New Mexico: N. Mex. Inst. Min' and Technology,' State Bur. Mines and Mineral Res. Circ. 29,27 pp, map, 1954; [revised] 39 pp, map,
1955.

3. Mineral deposits and mines in south-central New Mexico, in Guidebook of southcentral New Mexico: N. Mex. Geol. Soc., Sixth Field Conference, Nov' ll-13, pp l2l'
r22, t955.

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Anderson, Keith.
New Mexico drilling still active: World Oil, v f 37, n 5, pp tE6, 158-159, 162, I fig, t9bi.

Anderson, Richard C.
l. A gravity survey of the Rio Grande valley near Socorro, New Mexico: N. Mex.
Inst. Min. and Technology, M.S. thesis, 32 pp, l0 figs, 19b3. [On file N. Mex. Inst.
Min. and Technology Library, Socorro.]
2. A gravity survey of the Rio Grande trough near Socoro, New Mexico: Am. Geophys. Union Trans., v 36, n l, pp 144-148,3 figs, f 954; [abs.] Am. Gml. Inst. Geot. Abs.,v 3, n l, p 69,1955; [abs.] U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. r033-A, p 20, 1955.
Anderson, B. L.

See also Young, W. If.

(and Hutchinson, E. C.). Air-photo stratigraphy of the Four Comers area, in Geologyof parts of Paradox, Black Mesa and San Juan Basins: Four Corners Geol. Soc., FourCorners Field Conference, pp 30-45, illus., lgb5.

Andrews, D. A.

See Read, C.8.,2.

Andrews, David Arthur.
(and Schaller, Waldemar Theodore). Dolomite pseudomorphous after crystals ofaragonite: Am. Mineralogist,v 27, n 2, pp 135-140,2figs,1942,

Antevs, Ernst.

l. Arroyo-cutting and filling: Jour. Geology, v 60, n 4, pp 375-388, 1g52.
2. Age of the Clovis fluted points with the Naco mammoth: Am. Antiquity, v 19,

pp 15-17, 1953.

3. Climate of New Mexico during the last glacio-pluvial: Jour. Geology, v 62, tt 2,

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Arescq S. J.

See also Snyder, N. II.

l. (and Haller, C. P.). Analyses of tipple and delivered samples of coal (collected dur-ing the fiscal year f95f): U. S. Bur. Mines Rpt. Inv. 4934,93 pp, 1953.
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Argall, George O., Jr.

l. "Permalite"-rock to plaster [Socorro perlite plant]: N. Mex. Miner and Prospector,
v 12,nl, pp 2-3, illus., 1951. [Reprinted from Min. World, v 12, n ll, 1950.]
2. Milling uranium ores, how Anaconda does the job at its Bluewater plant: Min.
World, v 16, n 9, pp 34-39, illus., 1954.
3. Why Anaconda's uranium mines are unique: Min. World, v 16, n 10, pp 54-59,
illus., 1954.

Arkansas-White-Red Basins Inter-Agency Committee.

l. Arkansas-White-Red River Basins, part I, a report on the consewation and development of the water and land resources: Arkansas-White-Red Basins Inter-Agency Committee, pp Il-Xl13, illus., 1955.
2. Arkansas-White-Red River Basins, part II, section 2, water resources project data,
volume B, Cimarron and Canadian River Basins: Arkansas-White-Red Basins InterAgency Committee,206 pp, f pl, 1955.
3. Arkansas-White-Red River Basins, part II, section 5, drainage: Arkansas-WhiteRed Basins Inter-Agency Committee, f00 pp, 16 pls, 1955.
4. Arkansas-White-Red River Basins, part II, section 6, irrigation and reclamation:
Arkansas-White-Red Basins Inter-Agency Committee, 144 pp,10 pls, 1955.

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5. Arkansas-White-Red River Basins, part II, section 8, domestic and industrial watersupply: Arkansas-White-Red Basins Inter-Agency Comrnittee, 136 pe, 7 p]s, 1955.
6, i{rkansas-White-Red River Basins, Part II, section 16, minerals and geology: Arkansas-White-Red Basins Inter-Agency Committee,234 pp, illus., 1955.
7, Arkansas-White-Red River Basins, part II, section 17, availability, use, and controlof water: Arkansas-White-Red Basins Inter-Agency Committee, 122 PP, 7 pls, 1955'

Armstrong, Augustus K.
Preliminary observations on the Mississippian system of notthern New Mexico: N.
Mex. Inst. Min. and Technology, State Bui. Mines and Mineral Res. Circ. 39, 42 pp,
27 figs incl. index map, 1955.

Arnold, Emery C.

See also Barnes, F. C., 1.

San Juan gas: Rocky Mountain Oil Reporter, v 12, n l, p 14, I fig, 1955.

Ash, Henry O. See also Langan, L. V.
The history of the Geology Department of the University of New Mexico: Compass,v 33, n l, pp 3-8, illus., 1955.
Atcheson, Mack.
(and Cohn, A. A.). Operating glycol-amine gas treating plants [Permian Basin]: Worldoil, v 135, n 5, pp 297-300,9 figs, 1952.
Atwood, G. E.

(and Bourne, D. J.). Process development and practice of the Potash Division of theiuval Sulphur and Potash Co.: Min. nng., v 5, n 11, pp 1099-1104,9 figs, 1953.

Atwood, Wallace W.
The physiographic proainces of North America: Boston, Ginn and Co.' 536 pp,
5 pls,28l figs, 1940.

Averitt, Paul. See also Beryhill, L. R.
Current coal research-coal resource studies in the United States during 1950: Econ.
Geology, v 46, n 8, pp 836-84r, 3 figs, 1951.

AverS William M.
Cinder Mountain fVolcanic Cindet Co,, Aden, N. Mex.]: Pit and Quarry, v 44, n 6,
pp 93-94 illus.,1951.

Ayres, Eugh J.
Service operations in the San Juan Basin: Petrol. Engineer, v 24, n 5, pp B48, 850,

r fig, 1952.

Babcock, J. S.
The Hanover mine-mining operations: Min. Eng., v 5, n 12, pp 1229-1230, 4 figs, 1953.
Bachman, George O. See also Vine, J. D.
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3, (and Read, Charles B.), Trace elements reconnaissance investigations in New Mexico and adjoining states in l95l: U, S. Geol. Survey TEM-443A,22 pp,3 figs, 1952;[abs.] Nuclear Science Abs., v 9, n 8, p 351, f955.

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See Agocs,'W. B.

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Barker, Fred-

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Barr, K. J.

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Sons, Inc., 916
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Bean, R. T.
to the Hondo
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Bell, K. G.
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Birdseyg Eemqf S.
San Juan Basin '51 find is good oil production: Petrol. Engineer,
846, 2 figs, 1952.

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Dempsey, W. J.

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thesis, 35 pp, 3 pls,3 figs, 1953.

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Dixon, George E.

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U. S. Geol. Survey oil
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fields,oit.anaoilandfor
ins test wells
eas,
1955'
miles,
8toI
inch
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I fig,1955.

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1951'
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pls'
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3
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TEI-381'survey
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July

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8miles'
to
I
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16,
scale
MF
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6. (Compiler). Petroleum exploration map of Socorro County, New Mexico: N. Mex.
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5. (and Baltz, E' H., Jr). Reconnaissance for uranium in the united states-New
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Grinnell, Robert N.
Physical characteristics of the Kirtland formation, Cretaceous, in the northwest
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See also Rosenzweig, A.
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5. A comparison of four important areas of black uranium ore mineralization in
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Guillemirq C.
Discussion of chinoite: Bulletin de la soci€t6 franqaise de mindralogie et de cristallo-graphie, v 76, pp 367-369, 1953.

Eadfiel4 J. P.

See Bapaport, I., 1.

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Eaigh, Berte R.

Geology of the Delaware Basin: Oil and Gas Jour., v 49, n 42, pp 149-l5l ' 154,156,
r58,4 figs, 1951.

Eains, C. F.

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HaIe, TV'. E.

See also Conover, C. S., 7.

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Ealler, C. P.

See Aresco, S. J., 11 2,

Ealpenny, L. C.

l.

Preliminary report on the groundldater resources of the Navajo and Hopi Indian
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Hamilton, P. K.

See Kerr, P. F.,3,4.

Eammer, Sigmund.
1. Geophysical activity in 1953: Geophysics, v 19, n 3, pp 517-528,9 figs, l95tt
2. Geophysical activity in 1954: Geophysics, v 20, n 3, pp 654-670,9 figs, 1955.
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144, 147,6 figs, 1955.

\-

Eantush, Mahdi S.
Preliminary quantitative study of the Roswell ground-water reservoir, New Mexico:
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Hardison, S. G.

Lower Wolfcamp important pay in [southeastern] New Mexico: World Oil, v l4l,
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Earley, George T.

l. Potash: Eng. Min. Jour., v 152, n 2, pp f02-f03, 1951.
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3. Potash: Eng. Min. Jour., v 153,rr2, pp f06-f07, 1952.
4. Potash: Eng. Min. Jour., v 154, n 2, pp 103-104, f953.

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5. Potash: Eng. Min. Jour., v 155,n2, pp f04-f05, 1954.
6. Potash: Eng. Min. Jour., v 156, n 2, p fl8, 1955.

P-h9spha1e and potash-Potash hits new high: Min. Cong. Jour., v 41, n Z, pp 70,!,
81,2 figs, 1955.

Earper, Clyde.
Million dollar "sleeping beauty" [Tyrone]: N. Mex. Mag., v 30, n B, pp 20-21, 36, illus.,
1952.

Ilarper, J. L.
Magretometer surveys in New Mexico areas [Lea Co. and San Juan Basin]: petrol,
Engineer, y 24,n9, pp Bl4,816,5 figs, Aug. t982.

Harrington, Eldred B.

l. Mining revivals at Magdalena: N. Mex. prof. Engineer and Contractor, v B, n 2,
pp 4-5,2 figs, 1951.
2.
lhg big flood hit the city of Albuquerque: N, Mex. prof. Engineer, v 3,
-When
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3. Flood on the Rio Grande: N. Mex. Prof. Engineer, v 4, n l, pp 2-3, 2 figs, 19b2.
4.
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_Geolo^gy
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I.-c*lqq and the irrigation engineer: N. Mex. prof. Engineer, v 6, n g, pp Z-g,
2 figs, 1954.
6. Geology and the water supply: N. Mex. Prof. Engineer, v 6, n 10, pp 8-10, I fig, f954.
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2 fip, 1955.
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Ifarris, Jay J.
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Harris, K. Y. N.

See Ballmer, G. 1.,2,

Earris, R.'W.
Search u-nder way for new gas reserves [San Juan Basin]: Oil and Gas

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Harris, T. F.
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Ilarrison, E. P.
Geology of the Hagan coal basin: N. Mex. Univ., M. S. thesis, 177 pp, 1949.

Ilarshbarger, John W-. See also Halpenny, L. C.,2; Repenning, C. A., 1.
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pp 105-129, 15 figs, 1953.

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IIay, Oliver Perry.
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ccale I inch to r/2n;ile, text, columnar and cross sections, 1955.

Heck, \ililliam A.
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Eedden, Albert E., Jr.
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Eeinill, L. A.
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Eelm, E. "Tex". See Sutherland, Mason.
Helmig, Phil D.

See also Murphy, R. E.

l. Petroleum possibilities in Eddy and Chaves Counties, New Mexico: Oil and Gas

Jour., v 51,n24, pp 127-130, 132-133,2 figs, 1952.

2. What are the petroleum possibilities of northeast New Mexico?: Oil and Gas Jour.,v 52, n 36, pp 88-91, 3 figs, 1954.

Eem, John D.
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Eendricksorq G. E.

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Geology assures many new Rocky Mountain [oil and gas] fields: World Oil, v l4l,
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New mining activity boosts historic Cerrillos district: N. Mex. Miner, v 14, t Z, pp Z,20, illus., 1952.

EilI, John. See Allen, J. E.,9.
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See King, R. U.

Ifinson, H. II.

See Anderson, C. C.

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Possible flow of water between Rito Resumidera and Poleo Canyon Spring' Rio
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Eollis,W.T.

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Eolmes, Clifroril N.

See Craig, L. C., 1.

Holmes, T[. H.
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Holser, IVilliam T.
Beryllium minerals in the Victorio Mountains, Luna County, New Mexico: Am'
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Old-field strike [Maljamar pool, Lea Co.]: Oil and Gas Jour', v 50, n 43, pp 58, 60,
2 figs, 1952.

Eoover, E. A.
l. Short rations days [Mogollon mining district]: N. Mex. Mag., v 31, n l, pp 19,
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Eoover, John. See Griffin, H. T.
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See also Silver, C.,3.

Regional structure of the Four Corners area, in Geological symp91i1m of the Four
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Eorr, C. A.

See Erickson, R. L.

Eorton, J. S.

The Hanover mine-Geology: Min. Eng', v 5, n 12, pp 1228-1229, 1953.

Ilough, Henry W.

l. Wells drilled-in with natural gas, not mud [El Paso Natural Gas Co.]: Rocky
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2. New Mexico uianium: Uranium Mag., v l, n l, pp 10-11,40-42, illus., 1954.
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1955.

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Eoward, James W'., Jr.
Reconnaissance of ground-water conditions in Curry County, New Mexico: N. Mex,
9!1!9 n"S.Tech. Rpt. 1,35 pp, 1954; [abs.] Am. Geol. Inst. Geol. Abs., v 3, n B, p 149,
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Ilowell, Jay L
Regional geology of the southern Rocky Mountains: Mich. Univ., M.S. thesis, lg5l.

Eoylman, Eomer'Wayne.
Evaluation of magnetics in the Delaware Basin: World Oit, v 133, n B, pp 9l-94, 96,
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Huffington, Roy M.
Eugheq L. S.

See Maley, V. C.

See Hale, W. E.,2.

Eughes, P. W'.
New Mexico's deepest oil test, ifu Guidebook of southeastern New Mexico: N. Mex.
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HuIl, Joseph P., Jr.
Deposition of Permian sandstones in the Delaware Basin, Texas, and New Mexico[abs.]: Geol. Soc. Am. Bull., v 66, n 12, pt 2, pp 1576-1577,ISbi.

Ilunt C. B.
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158, scale I inch to 2 miles, 1954.

Eurst R. E.

l, (and Moore, J. M,, and Ramsey, D. E.). Development and application of "frac"treatments in the Permian Basin: Jour. Petrol. Technology, v 7, n 4, pp 58-65, 6 figs,
1955.

2. (and Moore, J. M., and Rollins, J. T.). Hydraulic fracturing in the Permian Basin:
World Oil, v 140, n 7, pp 243-246,248,250-252,8 figs, 1955.
Hutchins, \ilells A.
The New Mexico law of water rights: N. Mex. State Eng. Tech. Rpt, 4, 6l pp, 1955.
Eutchinson, E. C.

See Anderson, R. L.

Euttl, John B.

l. More potash from Carlsbad: Eng. Min. Jour., v 153, n 7, pp 98-100, 3 figs, 1952.
2. New Mexico uranium: Eng. Min. Jour., v 155, n 8, pp 96-99, 5 figs, 1954.
IngaIIs, Philip C.

l. San Juan Basin surprise: Oil and Gas Jour., v 50, n 10, p 133, I fig, f951.
2. Exploration and drilling activity at all-time high in San Juan Basin: Oil and Gas
Jour., v 50, n 13, pp 62-64,67, 89, 6 figs, 1951.

3. Devonian discoveries in Lea County: Oil and Gas Jour., v 50, n 17, p 115, I fig,
r951.

4. A dark horse in the Rockies [Mesaverde group]: Oil and Gas Jour., v 50, n 31,

p 139, 1951.

5. Paradoxical petroleum province [south Permian Basin]: Oil and Gas Jour., v 51,
n 29, p 163, I fig,1952.
6. Permian Basin eyes on New Mexico: Oil and Gas Jour., v 51, n 3f, p f53, f fig,
1952.

40

NEW MEXICO BUREAU OF MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES?. "What next?" in the Permian Basin: Oil and Gas Jour., v 50, n 41, p 183, I fig,
1952.

8. From Williston to the Rio Grande: Oil and Gas Jour., v 50, n M, p 159, 1952'
9. Jurassic oil found in gas basin [San Juan Basin]: Oil and Gas Jour., v 52, n 19'
p l8l, r fig, 1953.
i0. Wild.rtr check future province [southeast N. Mex']: Oil and Gas Jour., v 51,
n 37, p 16l, I fig, 1953.
ll. Niw Mexico Devonian oil steps out: Oil and Gas Jour., v 51, n 50, p 199, I fig,
1953.
12. San Juan gas fields still growing: Oil and Gas Jour., v 51, n 51, p 319, 1 fig, f985.

Ingerson, EarI.
Texas[Review off The Permian reef complex ol the Guailalupe Moun,tains region,
ind New Mexico, a stuily in paleoecology by Norman D. Newell, and others: Am.
Geophys. Union Trans., v 35, n 2, pp 320-321, 1954.
Innes, Arland I.
The seismic history of southeastern New Mexico: Geophysics, v 18, n l, pp f42-159,
14 figs, 1953; [abs.] Am. Geol. Inst. Geol. Abs., v l, n I and 2, p 45, 1953; [abs. by
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Intermountain Association of Petroleum Geologists. See Rocky Mountain
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International Boundary and w-ater commission, united states anil Mexico.
l. Flow of the Rio Grande and tributary contributions from San Marcial, N. Mex.,

to Gulf of Mexico, 1949, with maximums, minimums, and normals, storage capacities
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2. Flow of Rio Grande and related data from Elephant Butte Dam' N. Mex., to Gulf
of Mexico, 1950, with maximums, minimums, and normals, storage capacities andwater in storage, sources of river flow, divenions, silt, chemical and sanitary aspectsof water quality, rainfall and evaporation, drainage basin and irrigated areas:
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3. Flow of Rio Grande and related data from Elephant Butte Dam, N, Mex., to
GuIf of Mexico, 1951, with maximums, minimums, and normals, storage capacities
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Interstate Oil Compact Commission, New Mexico Secondary Recovery Committee.
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Irwin, Jamea E.

See Repenniug, C.

4,2.

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Jaffe, Eoward W'.

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ll

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Jeffords, Russell M.
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Jicha, Eenry Louis, Jr.
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Joesting, E. R.
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LaPaz,Lincoln. See also Beck, C. W', 1-3'

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Lape, Ellen. See Cannon, J. B.
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Latz, John E.

Freezing method solves problem in Carlsbad, N' Mex' shaft: Min' Eng''
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v 4' n l0'

Laub, D. C.
copper and uranium mineralization in the coyote mining district, Mora county, New
Udiico: U. S. Geol. Survey Open-file [unpubiished] report, 24 pp, 13 figs' 1954' [Onfile N. Mex. Bur. Mines and Mineral Res., Socorro.]
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(and Nichols, R. park). Drilling mud problems in san Juan Basin: Petrol. Engineer,i2+,n5, pp 853-854, r fig,1952.
Lemmons, R. D.

(and Barr, K. I.). Air-drilled well compared with well drilled with mud [neariloudcroftl: woita oit, v 140, n l, pp 124-127 ' 130, 7 figs, 1955'
LeMone, David Y.
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Leroy, Paul Georges.
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.a,\

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McFarland, Elizabeth.

Modern man meets ancient Mogollones: Sun Trails, v 8, n 4, pp 2-5, illus', 1955'

McGhee Ed.

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1955.

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See also Bruhn, H. If'
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Gas-turbine-driven cenffifugal compressors [El Paso Natural Gas Co.]:figs, 1953.
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pp 176-178,2 figs, 1955.

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Year
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National Research council. see American Association of Petroleum

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Nehen Leslie I.

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Neuschel, S. K.

A memorandum report on four manganese claim groups n-ear -S999r1o' New Mexico:
U. S. Geol. Survey Open-file [unpubli-shed] report,6 pp,2 figs, 1952' [On file N' Mex'
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Newell, Norman Dennis.
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New Mexico Economic Development Commission.
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New Mexico Geologicat society. see also Rocky Mountain Association of
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New Mexico Mining Association.

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BTBLTOGRAPHY NEW MEXTCO GEOLOGY57

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New Mexico Oil and Gas Engineering Committee.
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1952.

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r953.

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6. Annual report of the New Mexico Oil and Gas Engineering Committee [southeastern N. Mex.], 1953: N. Mex. Oil and Gas Eng. Committee Ann. Rpt., v l, pp f-303;
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7. Annual report of the New Mexico Oil and Gas Engineering Committee, San Juan
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8. Annual report of the New Mexico Oil and Gas Engineering Committee [southeastern N. Mex.], 1954: N. Mex. Oil and Gas Eng. Committee Ann. Rpt., v f, pp l-251;
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9. [Monthly statistical reports on various areas]: N. Mex. Oil and Gas Eng. CommitteeEng. Rpt., r95l-1955.

New Merico Oil Conservation Commission.
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203 pp, Oct. 1952; 205 pp, Nov. lg52; 2ll pp, Dec. lg52; 219 pp, Jan. 1953; 214 pp,
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1953; 22o pp, July 1953:' 224 pp, Aug. 1953; 22b pp, Sept. L953; 228 pp, Oct. 1953;
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New Mexico State Engineer.
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New Mexico State Inspector of Mines.
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2. General mining rules and regulations-and information relating to the locating,prospecting and leasing of state institutional land [potassium, sodium, phosphorus
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Nichols, R. Park. See Leland, H. C.
Nicholson, AIex. See Hale, W.8., 1.

Nicholson, K. M.
Air and gas drilling: Petrol. Engineer, v 26, n 6, pp Bl07-B-112, Bl15, l0 figs, 1954.
Nopcsa, Francis.
The genera of reptiles: Palaeobiologica, Bd. l, pp 163-188, f928,

Nordyke, Lewis.
Potash in the Carlsbad basin: Explosives Engineer, v 32,n5, p 135-141, 155, illus., 1954.

Northrop, Stuart Alvord. See also Wood, G. H., Jr.

l. Geologists collect tusks: N. Mex. [Univ.] Alumnus, v 4, n 5, pp ll-13,7 figs, l93l;

El Palacio [N. Mex. State Museum], v 30, pp 73-76, 1931.

2. Analyses of thulite: Am. Mineralogist, v 21, p 73, 1936.
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Norton, J. J.

See Staatz, M. H.

Nye, S. Spencer. See Fiedler, A. G.
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pp 914-916, t fig,1954.

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n 35-52, l95l; v 50, n l-52, 1951-1952; v 51, n l-52, 1952-1953; v 52, t l-52,
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Oil News.
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Olivg WiIiIs W.
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Olsen, Russell.
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Olson, Richard E.
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4. (and' Intermounrain Associalion of petroreum Georogists, New Mexico
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l. Tour-C-omers

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2. Permian_ Basin [oil ,lqj^"r de^velopments]: Rocky Mounrain Oil Reporier, g,n l-13, l95l; v 9, n l-12, r9b2; v t0, ,, i-tZ, tgia; v ll, n t-12, .sba; v p,ii_j, v
tgbb.
Basin [oil and ga-sdevelopments]: Rocky Mounrain Oil Reporter,
v
lI,
n E,
1:
tl:,"
11, 1954;v 12, n t,3, 5, 6, t985.

Rodgers, John.
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See Agocs, W. B.

Rollins, J. T.

See Hurst, R.8.,2.

Rosenzweig, A.
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composirion and physical properties.Y.1 V.). Th_e origin, occurrence,$n^lot
thellT"o":mineral iddingsite:
U. S. Natl. Mur. proc., v 6f , att. Z, 19 pp, d, pts, tbZS,

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Roswell Geological Society.
area of the southern Guadal. Guidebook, Permian straiig,aphy of the Capitan Reef Field
Conference' May 18'19'
lupe Mountains, New Mexicoin'a#tff Geol' S6c'' Fourth1951.
20 pp, illus.,
region' Lincoln and Socorro
2. Guidebook of the Capitan-Carrizozo'Chupadera 1\{esal'A";;ri;t, New Mexico: X.oswett Geol' Soc', Fifth Field Conference' Nov' 30-Dec'll pp, illus., 1951.

E.GuidebookofthesurtacestructuresofthefoothillregionoftheSacramentoand
New Mexico:
Guadalupe Mountains, Cfrru.t, Eddy, Lincoln, and Otero Counties'
Field conference, May 9-10' 14 pp' illus- 1952'R;;Il A;"i. soc., sixitr
Basin, Torrance and+.-eoia.uoor., the pedernai fositive element and the Estancia
Field 'lfrip',,orit"i' fi.."oln Counties, i\ew Mexico: Roswell Geol' Soc" Seventh

Nov. 2l-22, 39 PP, illus., 1952.
pp' 1952'
5. Southeastern New Mexico petroleum directory: Roswell Geol' Soc" 28
west front of tiie Sacramento Mountains' Otero andof'theO. Crria"Uoot, stratigraphy-trflxico:
Roswell Geol. Soc., Eighth Field Trip, Dec. 4-5, 30 pp'
iincoln Counries, Niw
illus.,1953.
Rouse, John T.

fReviewof]GuidebookoftheSanJuarr-Basin,NewMexicoandColorado'firstfreldi""f.i."o bv New Uexilo Ceotog"lcal Society: Am' Assoc' Petrol' Geol' Bull" v 35'
n l, p l14, r98l'
Russell, C. P.
illus" 1935'
The white sands of Alamogordo: Natl. Geog' Mag', v 68' n 2' pp 250-264'
Sandeen, William M.
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t,
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30-MaY
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3lE;;i"gy of rf,-e tuhroru Ii"rin, New Mexico, in Guidebook of southeastern
fig' 1954'
Mexico:"N. M"*. Geol. Soc', Fifth Field Conference, Oct'21-24' pp 81-88' I
Scearce, E. A.
PermianExtensive use made of gas produced with oil [El Paso Natural Gas Co.'s
divisionl: Oil and Gas Jo-ur., v 51, n 51, pp262,264,4 figs, 1953'

Schaller,'Waldemar Theodore- See also Andrews, D' A'

Gems and precious stones: u. s. Geol. survey Mineral Resources,
r919.

1916, pt 2, p 893,

Schilling, John II.

See also Burks, M. R'
The Questa molybdenum mine, Taos County, Nerv Mexico [abs']: Geol' Soc' Am'
Bult., v 63, n 12, Pt 2, P 1343,1952Schmitq George T.

(andothers).Preliminarycompositeelectriclogcolumnarsection,pre.Mississippian)?C"it .r.l rrockley and Yoakirm Counties, Teias, and N' E' Lea County' New Mexico: West Texas Geol. Soc., 1954.

Schmitt Earrison

Mining geology and exploration-New Mexico: Min' Eng', v 7, n 3' pp 244-245' 2

frgs'

r955.

Schnabel, Robert lY.
/comoiler't. The uranium deposits of the united states: u. s. Geol. survey Mineral
ioo. lt.t. Appraisals Map MRZ, scale I inch to 80 miles, text, 1955'

BIBLIOGRAPHY NEW MEXICO GEOLOGY
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l' what drilrers have le^arned about mud in New

I 45, pp rZB-rZg, r3t, I fig,19b5.
pp 194, r97-I98,200, i ig, r9is.

65

Mexico: oil and Gas Jour., v 5s,

2' Mud pra*ices varv greatly in southeastern New

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BuIl., n 308, app. r,

26-21,38-39, illus., 1951.

See Ross, C. S,

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t9S4.

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Cambridge, Mass., John Wileyand Sons, Inc., 887 pp, illus., 1944.

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u. s.
lf.
Geol. Sun,ey TEM-279, OpCn-frle[unpublished]"report, 1958. [On fite N. Vf.*. nur.
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Am. Bull,, v 64, n 12, pt 2, p t5r4, tgEB.

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New
utah -and adjacent P*t: "1 :"^t^:rado'Utah:a"posits andgen.iit g.otoly of-southeastem

3. Srructural fearures of southeastern

Ur*i"-

Mexico, and Arizona, ;iof titah,
Utah Geol. soc., C,riaeiol't-r"m. Cioiogy, 0,pp 48-69,.1954.

deposits' semi'of^iadioactive
4. Distribution or .r.#."'"iii'zr"C-"orogit'ii'utttisutio"tGeol' survev TEI'4e0'
36' 1954: u' s'

annual progrer, ,.poiiioi';'i;;i;;;;berpp 58-78' 1954.

Shrock, B. R.

See Shimer, E' TV"

Sidwell, Raymontl. See also \Marn, G'F'l.(andWarn,G.Frederick).Pennsylvanian-sedimentationinnortheasternSocorron l' pp 3-11' 2 pls' I fig' 1951'
county, New Mexico: i;;'il';;illogv.' v 2l'of upper Pecos

pennsylvanianreli^ted sediments;."[;li'ilil;^t'i-."i"ri.ry.
-andv 37' n 5' pp 975-1015' 14 figs'
VaIIev. New Mexico: Am. Asoc' Petrol' Geol' Bull" pv l' n I and 2' 78' le53'
ir*;'i;':i'A-:8..i. i",'' GeoI' Abs"
Pennsvtraniin limestones of Nerv lr{exicoo^t;i;;";;;tt
F.).
ym-e
3. (and Warn G'
region and the Sangre de Cristo[abs.]: in [Guidebookl Fieid
Mountains of New J";i:;:re53; [abs.] oil andv 23, n Z,PP 134-135' t953'

trip of the Raton Bisin

I{ay 2l-23, p 50,r;i;;;;i; c;;i. b;.. Fierdconference,
rtt'l?8' te53; [abs'] Jour' sed' Petrologv'
i;ft;.;;;:ilt,ii

4. (and Warn, G. r."a"tilt1' Diagenesis of P^ennsvlvanianp?iror"iv'
Valley, New Irl"*i.ot'io"uti 6ta'limestones' Upper Pecos

i'+' pp 255'262' 2 pts' 2 figs' 1954;

5l' 1955'
l' p'-7i't"b;.1';*. Geol. Inst. beol. Abs', v 3, nSilver, Caswell. See also Kelley, V' C'' 6'l\{exico and Colorado

and gas po-ssibilities in.San fuan Basin' New
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v

Bull"

Iabs.l: Am' essoc.

35'

brt ioot., v 49,r,46, PP ll4-115, l95l'of the south ands; Juan Basin, in Guidebook;:ti;#J";";;t#ihy;;^;#,"a eriro"ur N. Mex. Geol' Soc., Second
San
the
of
sides
west
irl"'S"rf",'N";'ir['*il95r'
fig'
I
104-ll8'
l2'l4,pp
oci.
ni.td Corrf...rrce,
Tuan Basin' in Guidebook of the
3' (and Hoover' w';j' a;"t']"tc map of t[" su"ivl"exicoand Arizona; N. I\{ex. Geol'New
hasin,
south and west siaesidrth. ;;];;"
w*,.:1 l1i ruann:m',t:ll':1-q$H-"1',.?fi;ff1;11'it rormatioi'g,oup,' Vii"f'#ffi:#Jer.ffiil;li.,fsan;uani"-art,.ti

Basin'
Basin' Nerv l\{exico:

I fig' 1954'-\

660-661'
Am. Assoc. petrot. ceJ nuU', v Ag' n 4' PP"it"luve.de Prat;au and relationship to thethe^tororado
of
il6;;ii..io"i.,;.*tii$;;fr
Assoc' Petrol' Geol'c'.origin and airtriurrtiori oi;;;t"*, by vincent-5-"J-Igy;""4*'*:1955'
ilir.,, 39, n 9, PP 1883-1884,
south-central New Mexico: N'
6. Geology of the ca'b-illo uoo"t'i"t' ira Guidebook of
146-154, 2 figs, 1955.
pp
l1-13,
Nov.
corrferen.e,
rield
sxirr
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Geol.
Mex.

Simpson, George GaYIord.

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Acadi' Nat' Sci' Phila' Proc" v'919.

2. Hayden, cop", rrrJtft" Eottt'" of New
pp r-21, illus., 1951.

3. An apatemyid from the e2rly Eocene of New Mexico:tates, n1654, 4 PP, 1 fig, 1954.

Skinner, E. C.

Am' Mus' Nat' History Novi-

See Chafetz, A'B',4'Skitsky, Ysevolod LSloss, L. L.

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The significance of evapotite-s fPermian of west Texas'New Mexico]: Jour'ogy,v23,n 3,PP 143-161,8 figs, 1953'

Smart, R. R.

See'Wilson, D' P'

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67

Smith, Cecil W.

Permian Basin .hot spor'of U, S. drilling

acriviry: World OiI, v lBE, n 5, p ll4, I fig,

Smith, CIay T.

l' rntroduction, i, Guidebook of the south and west sides of the sanJuan Basin, New
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Corfe.errce,,O" i.lZ-t+, p e,
ffii:."

2' Problems of stratigraphy of the colorado plateau andadjoining areas, irc Guidebook of the south ana *est sides of the sanluan nasin, New Mexico and Arizona:

N. Mex. GeoI. Soc., Second Field Conference, dii.'tZ-t+,pp

S,-roa, iii"-..,-idrr.
3' Geology of the Thoreau- quadrangre, ucrintey andvarencia counties, New Mexico: N' Mex' Inst' Min. and rechnoiigy, s;;i#..
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pp 169-176, ilius., 1958.

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Smith, Earriet B.

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Smith, Ida.

l[?!l*

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Smith, Shelby W'.
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fts,

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Soul6, JohnE.

MINERAL RESOURCES

See also Dare,'W" L'

district' Dona Ana

miningl. Investigation of the fotp"ao copper deposit' Organ
10 op' 6 fiss' l95l'
Countv, N. Mex.: u. S. sur'i;ines Itpt' rnv"4791'
miiinq di'-':i*' Dona Ana;;'fi; 'o'pl" --i"''.org'aii pp' 4 figs' le52';.;i;ffii;;iii;s-;;
4860'
21
Inv'
rtlin6s'Rpt'u.
i.-ni"'
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N' Mex' Geol' Soc" Pro-

2. Relation of gtound *ui"^, to New Mexico

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Macey,
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ft-ta'ppr'
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Stead, Freilerick L.

l.DelawareBasinmaybenextmajoroilprovince:worldoil,vl57,n5,pp142-144,
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2. Drickey-Caprock Queen

pp 156-160, 163-164,4 figs, 1955.
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i s, pp soi-s7+, 6 ngs, 1e58; [abs.] Am Geor. Inst'
io.,Ilnil,i.,.";;;-;;ii.; "-zi, 1953'
Geol. Abs', v l, n I and 2, P 82'

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2. Early Tertiary ,,rt.u#d i'-ir'" C-"rittto-Iotq"t
Abs"
1e53;
ns"'
[abs'] Am' Geol' rnst' Geol'
2il,'fp..+ii-in,-i;;-i;";.-#:;''
v t, n-f and 2, P 82, 1953'
New Mexico: Geol' Soc' Am' Bull"
3, Tertiary geology of the Galisteo'Tonque area'
1953; [abs'] Am' Geol' Inst' Geol'
figs'
ro
mip'
pit-i"t1'-!""i'sv 64, n 4,pp 459-508,
Abs., v l, n I and 2, P 83, 1953'
Stearns, Harold T.

Sandoval County' New Mexico
Collapse versus explosive origin of Valles Cal*ra'
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illus., 1951. fReprinted from Santa Fe Mag., Feb. l9bf .1

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Strickfarleq William H.

Where Vulcan forged [Capulin Mountain]: Sun

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PD:?##i,
pp 2-e-3-r'' leis'rEI-330'
suwiv
Geor'
u'
S'
is?6'
MoJntains area"^Ariz'-N' Mex" quaddeposits-Ca.rrizo
sandstone-typein
Uranium2.
of radioactive deposits' semiannual
rangle mapping project, zn'beotogic investigationss'
GeoI' Survey fnt'390' pp 20-22'
u'
rs'ra',""ri.*-i..-io,I
progress reporl-,il;;Mta"i,June

Mounrains area, Ariz.-N. Mex., quadllu,l;**- in sandstone-rype deposits-carrizo
investigations of radioactive deposits, semiannual

rangle mapping project, ;n'beotogic
U' s' Geol' sun'ey TEI'440' pp 22progress report, DecembJ;i;;3";; M"y zi,tsl'+'
24, | fig, 1954.
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and Eng. Chem., v +s,pp'{a'iZ-Z#t9,-iZngt'-rOf3;-N'
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1954; [abs'] Am' Min'
Mexico [abs.]: GeoI. s...';;. B-;1i;'ir, i' 12'pt2' p 1312'
eralogist, v 40, n 3 and 4, pp 337-338, 1955'
the Grants uranium district,s.-ffi i.v.n.., Robert rrii a.a.""it. [santafeite]andfrom
4'338' 1955'
p
+0,
n
3
v
Irlineralogist,
Am.
N.i" trl"*i.o[abs.]:

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See Gillerman, E' G', 8'

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^
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1949'
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l1?8' 495 PP'I fig' 195?'
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u'lnth10. surface water
figs' 1952'
44l.pp'
2
r79'
I
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Deiadioactive deposits^' semlannual Progre^ss rePort'
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302
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cember t,rsilz,to r"r"y ailislaiu' i' d"'i's"*ev
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ti

-'

June
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1953'
fig'
I
pp'
504
1163,
Paper
W"tJ.-Soppty
l95l' part 8' western Gulf of Mexico
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l2l2'
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cember l, IgbB to frluy ei,
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MexicoofculiRiver basin ana westerri
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19. Quality of surface iutt', of the United States'
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lowerandpacific
Oregon
in
baJns
slope
basin to
f954'
fig'
I
iurvey Water-suppiy Paper 1189, 158 pp'
t95r' part ?'^lower-Mississippi River
20. Surface *","r.rrpptf ot tl. u"ittia statei'
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l2ll'484
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UtleS Harry F.

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Utz,E. A.

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2] Rec.ot lake iystem in southwestern New Mexico [abs']: N. Mex. Geol. Soc., Program Ninth Annual Meeting, May l3-15, 1955.

Zieglar,D.L.
Preliminary geologic map of the Toadlena quadrangle, San Juan County, New Mexico: U. S. Geol. Survey Coal Inv. Map C 30, scale I inch to I mile, 1955.
Anonymous.
l. Metal mining in New Mexico [1950]: colo. Min. Assoc. l95l Min. Yearbook, pp 144145, illus., 1951.
2. Harding Mine produces a variety of minerals: N. Mex. Miner and Prospector, v 12,n l, pp 5-6, illus., 1951.
3. Scirundler announces new mining operations at No Agua [perlite]: N. Mex. Miner

and Prospector, v 13, n 11, pp 12-13, 19, 8 figs, 1951.
4. Schuntler mining perlite-from 8,900-ft. high bed in New Mexico mountains [NoAgual: Pit and Quarry, v 44,r5, pp f 17-119, illus., 1951.
5."Excavating anb processing perfte [No Agua]: Rock Products, v 54, n ll, pp 62-63,

illus., 1951.
6. The treasures of an ancient sea [potash]: Sun Trails, v 4, n 9, pp f8-19, 48,50-5f,
59, illus., 1951.
7. How to move a headframe-and why [Duval Sulphur and Potash Co.]: Eng' Min'v 153, n 5, pp 78-80, 7 figs, 1952.
Jour.,"S.
aSenCO'r staiitaft [Ground Hog mine]: Min. World, v 14, n l, pp 26'30, illus',
1952.

9. New Mexico's No Agua perlite processed at Schundler plant: Min. World, v 14,
n l, pp 44-45, iIlus., 1952.
10. Pdru expands to reduce costs [Pewabic mine]: Min. World, v 14, n 9, pp 28'31'
illus., 1952.
ll. Flexibility in zinc milling [Peru Mining Co., Deming mill]: Min. World, v 14, n 10,
pp 57-60, illus., 1952.
ii. Development of perlite at Socorro: N. Mex. Miner, v 14,n 3, pp- 4-5' illus--1952'
13. Uranium highlights in New Mexico: N. Mex. Miner,v 14,rl4, pp 11,30, illus',
1952.

14. Operation-metal mining and milling [Bayard mine]: N. Mex. Miner, v 14, n 5,
pp 6 -7, 2r'22, illus', 1952.
it. N"* Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources aids state's mineral industries: N. Mex, Miner, v 14, n 8, pp 17-20, 28, illus., 1952.
16. White Sands National Monument: Sun Trails, v 5, n 10, pp 6'9, illus', 1952'
17. Expansion and improvement mark growlh of Schundler Perlite mining oPeration
1953.
[No Agua]: Pit and Quarry, v 45,rr12, pp 99-100'_illus.,iS. Hr;-bt.'r pipe line neiwork serves Texas and New Mexico: World Oil, v 136, n 2,

pp2t4-2r5,2 figs,1953.

i6. pCe,r fpotlsh Company of America] new double-drum hoist boosts production
capacity Ay SO7.: Eng. Min. Jour., v 155, n?' pp 94-95, 5 figs, 1954'
2Ol Urinirim mlning demanis skitl fiackpile mine]: Eng' Min. Jour., v 155, n 9' pp
100-102, 7 figs, 1954.

21. How Sinta Fe's Haystack Uranium Co. plans and schedules uranium mining:

Min. World, v 16, n ll, pp 50-53, illus., 1954.
22, Tlne smelter produc6icopper [Hurley smelter]: Kennecott Chinorama, v l, n 3,
6 pp, illus., 1955.
z3.^ffrey move mountains [haulage at Santa Rita mine]: Kennecott Chinorama, v l,n 8, 1955.

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24. New Shiprock mill heralds first entry of major oil company into uranium processing: Mines Mag., v 45, n 7, pp 18-24,58, illus., 1955.
25. Acid cure, a new process for U.O, [Shiprock]: Min. World, v 17, n 8, pp 46-50, 80,

illus., 1955.
26, Unusual fracture technique stimulates New Mexico dry gas wells: Petrol. Engineer,v 27, n f2, pp Bll0-Blll, illus., 1955.
27. Silver City: Pipeliner, v 18, n l, pp ll-15, illus., 1955.
28. The Permian Basin: Pipeliner, v 18, n 4, pp 10-17, illus., 1955.
29. Geology of the Permian Basin: Pipeliner, v 18, n 4, pp 20-21, illus., 1955.
30. Kennecott's Chino Mines [Santa Rita]: Sun Trails, v 8, n 4, pp 6-ll, illus., 1955.
31. Kermac [Kerr-McGee uranium operations]: Uranium Mag., v 2, n 8, pp f9-22,
illus., 1955.
32. Mining directory-operators [uranium mining companies] in the United States:
Uranium Mag., v 2, n 9, pp 19-91, 1955.
33, Fluoride content-water supplies of New Mexico: N. Mex. Health Oficer, v lg, n l,
pp 3-8, [no date].
34. Chemical analyses of water supplies in New Mexico: N. Mex. Health Officer, v lg,

n l,pp 9-16, [no date].

InderINTRODUCTORY NOTE
Because the index to a bibliogaphy can be used most effectively when the reader
is familiar with its organization, the system of headings, subheadings, and entries usedin this index are described below.
In this index the literature in Part I, Bibliography, is listed by subject under
13 major headings, as follows:

Areas.Papex which cover some phase of the geology or mineral technology for agiven area are listed under that area.
Economic Geology. Papers dealing with mineral deposits (mines, mining districts,
and oil and gas fields), substances (metallics, nonmetallics, and fuels), and generalmining and petroleum geology.
Geophysics and Geochemisrr). Papers covering gavity, magnetic, electric, seismic,

radioactivity, and other geophysical methods used to prosPect for mineral deposits
and to determine structures; geochemical and geobotanical studies; and generalgeophysical subjects.

Hi.storical anil Stratigraphic Geology. Papers covering the description, history,
correlation, or geographic extent of formations and other rock units.
Maps.l,rcl]udes geologic maps showing by colors, patterns, or symbols the areas ofoutcrop and ages of rock units; geophysical maps showing the results of geophysical surveys; and mineral industry maps showing the occurrence of specific mineralcommodities and the installations (mines, mills, pipelines, wells, refineries, etc.)
related to their utilization. Does not include maps as illustrations in papers.

Mineralogy. Papers giving mineral descriptions and localities. Also includes descriptions of meteorites.

Mining Technology. Covers prospecting and exploration, development, mining,

concentration, processing, refining, transportation, and utilization of metals, nonmetals, and coal; and the history of mining areas.

Oil and Gas Technology. Covers exploration, drilling, production, processing, re'fining, transportation, and utilization of oil and gas.
Paleontology. Papers describing or interpreting fossil remains of animals, plants,
and early man.
Petrology. Covers descriptions of igneous and metamorPhic rocks'
Physical and Structural Geology. Papers on structural geology, erosion and sedimentation, and general physical geology.
Physiography. Covers land forms and their formation as related to geologic structures and stratigraphy.

Water. Papen on undergtound and surface water geology and technology, including water level, quality, quantity, springs, wells, stream investigations and measurements, irrigation, pumping, pollution, etc.

The 13 major headings are divided further into subheadings. These subheadings
are of two types: geographic and subject. A glance through the index will give thereader a general picture of the varying types of subheadings used under each major
heading.
Under each subheading the names of the authors and the serial numbers of theirpapers follow appropriately. Using these data the reader can find the title and reference of a paper in Part I, Bibliography.

INDEXogy: B1ack, D. M., l-4; Black, T.

AreasH.; Moran, l; Summers; Suther-

Abbott quadrangle, Colfax County, geology: Wood, G. H.
Animas Valley, Hidalgo County, geol-

land; U. S. Natl. Park Service, 3.
Carrizozo lava flow, Lincoln County,
geology: Allen, J. E., 3, 4; Guck;ogy: Conover, 2-4, 8, 9, ll.
Basin and Range, geology: Atwood, W.
W.; Fenneman.
Bernalillo County:
Geology: Harrington, 2, 7, 8; Hayes,l; Hunt; Kelley, V. C., 7, l0; N.

Woods, B.,5.
Catron County:
Geology: Alfredo, 2, 5; Bachman, G.

Assoc. Geol., 2; Szabo; Woods, 8.,

B.,4; Woods, C.,2.
Central New Mexico, geology: Arm-

Mex. Geol. Soc., 2; Rocky Mt.

8.

Mineral technology: Blume; Harrington, 2, ?, 8; Kelley, W. D.;

Trauger,2.
Black Range, Grant and Sierra Counties:

Geology: Anderson, E. C., 3; Jahns,
6, 7; Kelley, V. C., l, 14, l5; Kottlowski,5,8; Kuellmer, l-4; N. Mex.
Geol. Soc., 5.
Mineral technology: Alford, 2; Anderson, E. C., 3; Brown, M. B.;

Wolle; Woods, B.,3.
Burro Mountains, Grant County, geology: Gillerman, l-7; Kleinhampl,l; Kottlowski, 5; N. Mex. Geol.

Soc., 3.

Caballo Mountains, Sierra County,
geology: Anderson, E. C.,3; Beck,
5; Boyd, F. S., 2; Bushnell, l-3;

Doyle; Kelley, V. C., l, 6,7, 14, 15;
Kottlowski, 8; Maxwell; N. Mex.
Geol. Soc.,2,5; Silver, 6.
Canadian River basin, northeastern
New Mexico:
Geology: Ark.-White-Red Basins Inter-Agency Comm., l, 3, 5, 6; Lohman, l.
Mineral technology: Ark.-White-Red
Basins, Inter-Agency Comm., l-7.
Capitan Mountains, Lincoln County,
geology: Allen, J. E., 2, 5; Kelley,
V. C.,3, Patton.
Capitan quadrangle, Lincoln County,
geology: Allen, J. E., 2, 5; Kelley,
V. C., 3; Patton. See also Lincoln
County.
Capulin Mountain, Union County,
geology: Klinck; Muehlberger;
Strickfaden; U. S. Natl. Park Service, l.
Carlsbad Caverns, Eddy County, geol-O., 3; Bushman, 2; Griggs, 2-5.
Mineral technology: Alford, 2; AIfredo, 5; Burridge; Bushman, 2;
Hoover, H. A., 1,2; Wolle; Woods,

strong; Chisholm; Rocky Mt.

Assoc. Geol., 2.
Cerrillos Hills, Santa Fe County:
Geology: Disbrow; Foster, E. E.
Mineral technology: Higgins; Knaus.
Chaves County:
Geology: Bean; Conover, l-4,8,9, ll;Helmig, l; Roswell Geol. Soc., 3;
Stead, F. L., 2.
I\{ineral technology: Ingalls, 6, ll.

Chupadera Mesa, Socorro and Torrance Counties, geology: Jones, S.
M., l; Roswell Geol. Soc., 2; Wilpolr.
Chuska Mountains, McKinley and San
Juan Counties, geology: Allen, J.
E., 6-10; Bachman, G. O., 3; Drouillard; Harshbarger, 3; Hatchett;
Shoemaker,2; Wright, H. E.,2.
CoaI fields: see Economic Geology
Colfax County:
Geology: Baltz, E. H.,4; Bieberman,
l0; Cave, l, 2; Cline; Griggs, 4;
Johnson, R. B.; LaPaz, 3; Levings;

Muehlberger; Panhandle Geol.
Soc. 2; Pettit; Winkler, 3; Wood,

G. H.
Mineral technology: Alford, 2; Bieb-erman, l0; Knaus; Secrest; Wolle.
Colorado Plateau: see Sarr Juan Basin
Curry County:.W.,
Geology: Antevs, 2; Foster, R.
2;
Howard.
Mineral technology: Foster, R. W.,2;

f{oward.

Datil Mountains, Catron County, geology: Bachman, G. O., 3: Griggs,
2-5.

De Baca County:
Geology: Beck, 2; Foster, R. W., 3.
Mineral technology: Foster, R. W., 3.

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Guillemin; Flemon, l, 2; Horton;
1,/. C.' l, 4;
Jicha, 1, 2, 4; KelleY,ke[y, 2; Kleinhampl, l; Kottlow'

Delaware Basin: see Southeastern New
MexicoDona Ana CountY:

ski,5, 8; Kuellmer, l,l; LeroY, l-3;
Lovering; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 3;
O'Sullivan, l; Raup, l, 3, 4.
Mineral technology: Anon., 8, 10, ll,
14, 22,23,27, 30; Alford, 2; Bab'
cock; Ballmer, 2; Cannon, J. B.;

Geology: Anon., 16; Alfredo, l, 3;
Avery; Boyd, F. S., l; Conover, 10,
12; Flower, 2, 6; Jicha, 6; Kottlowski, 3-6, 8, 9; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 3;

Owens; Russell; Soule, l, 2; U. S.

Natl. Park Sewice,2.

Conner; Goodrich; Granger, l;Harper, C.; Kniffin; Look; Lusk;
Mead; Murphey; Snell; Wolle;

Mineral technology: Alford, 2;
Avery; Raynor; Soule, l, 2; Wolle.

Dwyer quadrangle, Grant and Luna
Counties, geology: Bushman, 3;
Elston, 2. See also Grant County;
Luna County.
Eastern New Mexico:
Geology: Jones, T, S.

Mineral technology: Bigelow, 4.
Eddy County:
Geology: Black, D. M., l-4; Black, T.
H; Conover, 2-4, 8, 9, ll; DunlaP;

Woods, 8., 1,6.
Great Plains, geology: Atwood, W. W.;
Fenneman.

Guadalupe County:
Geology: Bieberman, ll; Gardner, J.
H.; Gott, l; Winklet, 6' 9.
Mineral technology: Bieberman, ll.

son; Herrick; Hughes, P. W.;

Guadalupe Mountains, southeastern
New Mexico, geologY: BradleY;
Moran, 2; Newell, !; Rigby, f, 2;
Roswell Geol. Soc., l, 3; WestMoran, l; Roswell Geol. Soc., 3;

Harding County:

Hale, 2, 3; Helmig, l; Hendrick-Johnston, C. H'; Jones, C. L., 1,2;

Sheldon; Summers; Sutherland;
Theis, l; U. S. Natl' Park Service,J.

Mineral technologY: Anon., 6, 7, 19;
Atwood, G. E.; Bruhn; Chafetz, l-

6; Harley, l-7; Herbert; Huttl, l;Ingalls, 6; Jacobs; Koonce; Latz;
Libbey; Mclaughlin, D. H.; Mes-

ser; MurphY; Sheldon.
Estancia Valley, Torrance County, geology: Rocky Mt. Assoc' Geol.' 2;
Roswell Geol. Soc., 4.
Florida Mountains, Luna County, geology: KelleY, V. C., 5'
Four Corners atea: see San Juan Basin
Fra Cristobal Mountains, Sierra County, geologY: Bushnell, 3; KelleY, V.
C.,7,14,15; N. Mex. Geol. Soc', 5;Thompson, S., l-3.
Franklin Mountains, Dona Ana County, geology: Flower, 2, 6.
Gila River basin, western New Mexico,
geology: Heindl; Jahns, 7.
Glorieta Mesa, San Miguel and SantaFe Counties, geologY: Beck,3'Grant County:
Geology: Anon., 10, 14; Allen, V. T.,l, 2; Ballmer, l; Bateman; Beck,4, 6; Bell; Belt; Bushman, 3;

Dempsey; Elston, 1,2; Fowler; Gillerman, l-8; Givens; Granger, l, t;

Texas Geol. Soc., l.

Geology: Bieberman, 12.
Mineral technologY: Bieberman, 12.

Hidalgo County, geologY: BoYd, I. S.,l; Conover, 2-4, 8, 9, ll; Flege;
Kelly, 2; Knechtel; N' Mex. Geol.
Soc., 3; Strongin; Winkler, 10.
High Plains, geology: GallowaY; Gaum;
Lohman, 2.
Hogback quadrangle, San Juan Coun-ty, geology: Beaumont, 2, See also
San Juan Basin.
Hueco Mountains, Otero County, Seol'ogy: Pray,6.
Mountains, Rio Arriba and SanJemet-

doval Counties, geologY: Arm-strong; Kelley, V. C., 7, 8; Neher;
Sears, P. B.; Stearns, H. T.
Tornada del Muerto, geology: Albright,"

I. L.,2; Bushnell, 3; Conover, I0;

kelley, V. C.,7, 14,15; Kottlowski'
8; Rocky Mt. Assoc. Geol.,2; Sykes'
Joyita Hills, Socorro County, geology:
Kelley, V. C.,7.

Kirtland quadrangle, San Juan County,

geology: Beaumont, S. Saa also San

Juan Basin.
Koe[ler quadrangle, Colfax CountY,
geology: Wood, G. H. Sae also Colfax CountY.
Ladron Mountains, Socorro CountY,
geology: Armstrong; Duschatko, 2;
Gruner, 6; KelleY, V. C.' 1 .

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Areas (continued)
Lake Valley quadrangle, Grant, Luna,and Sierra Counties, geology:
Jicha, l, 2,4. See also Grant County; Luna County; Sierra County.

Las Tablas quadrangle, Rio Arriba
County, geology: Barker. Sae also
Rio Arriba County.
Lea County:
Geology: Conover, 2-4,8,9, ll; Fellows; Hale, l; Harper, J. L.; HooU
Schmirt, G. T.; Stead, F. L.,2.
Mineral technology: Argall, 3, 6, ll;

Griffin; Henwood; Hoot; Korn-

feld; McGhee, l.
Lincoln County:

Geology: Allen, J. 8., 2-5; Baltz, E.
H., 4; Bodine; Guck; Holmes, C.;
James, l; Jones, S. M., l; Kelley,
V. C., 3; N. Mex. Bur. Mines andMineral Resources,2; Patton; Ros-

well GeoI. Soc., 2-4, 6; Winkler, 5,7, 15; Woods, B.,5.

Mineral technology: Alford, 2;;ames,3; Wiggins; Woods, B.,9.
Llano Estacado: see High plains
Lordsburg quadrangle, Hidalgo County, geology: Flege. Sae also Hidalgo
County.
Los Pinos Mountains, Socorro County,
geology: Kelley, V. C., 7; Staatzi

Wilpolt.
Lucero Mesa, Valencia County, geology: Bucher, l; Duschatko, l;Jicha, T; Kettey, V. C., 7; N. Mex.

Geol. Soc., l.
Luna County:
Geology: Bogart; Bushman, 3; Conover, l-4,8,9, ll; Elston, 1,2; Holser; Jahns, 7; Jicha,1, 2, 4; Kelley,
V. C.,5; McClure.
Mineral technology: Weiss.
Magdalena Mountains, Socorro County:
Geology: Kalish; Kelley,V. C.,7.
Mineral technology: Alford, 2; Har-

rington, l; Smith, T. E., l, 2;

Wolle.

Manzanita Mountains, Bernalillo
County, geology: Szabo.
Manzano Mountains, Torrance and Va-

lencia Counties, geology: Arm-strong; Basham; Dorman; Kelley,
V. C., 7 , 8; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 2.
McKinley County:
Geology: Allen, J. E., 6-10; Batk;
Bucher, 1,2; Callahan; Cannon, If.

L., 1,2; Colman; Cook; Ellsworth;Froelich; Gilkey, 1, 2; Gruner, l-6;
Hilpert; Hunt; Kerr, 2-4; K:ing,Y.
L.; Kleinhampl, 2; Konigsmark, l,
2; Leopold,2; Mirsky; Narten, l-3;
N. Mex. GeoL Soc., l; O'sullivan,
2; Rapaport, l-3; Smith, C. T., l-5;
Stead; Sun,3; Towle.
Mineral technology: Anon., 2I; King,
V. L.; Richardson.
Mesilla Valley, Dona Ana County, geology: Conover, S, 10.
Mexican Plateau, geology: Atwood, W.

w.

Mimbres Valley, Luna County, geology: Conover, l-4, 8,9, ll; Jahns,

7; McClure.
Mines: sea Economic'Geologr; Mining
Technology

Mining districts: see Economic Geology
Mogollon Mountains, Catron County:
Geology: Alfredo,2.
Mineral technology: Alford, 2; Burridge; Hoover, H. A., l, 2; Wolle.
Mora County:
Geology: Bachman, G. O,, l; Baltz,

E. H., 4, 5; Bass; Bieberman, 13;
Jahns, 4; Laub; Raitz; Tschanz, l,2; Zeller, H, D., l, 3.
Mineral technology: Bieberman, 13.

Moreno Valley, Colfax County, mineraltechnology: Alford, 2i Knaus;

Wolle.

Mount Laughlin quadrangle, Colfax
County, geology: Wood, G. H. See
also Colfax County.
Mount Taylor area, Valencia County,

geology: Bachman, G. O,, i;Mathewson, l; N. Mex. Geol. Soc.,l; Sharp, K. D.

Nacimiento Mountains, SandovalCounty, geology: Armstrong; Bach-man, G. O., 3.

Naschitti quadrangle, San Juan and

McKinley Counties, geology:

O'Sullivan, l; Otdotez, l, 2; Seealso San Juan Basin.
Navajo Indian Reservation, geology:
Allen, J. E., 6-10; BaIk; Callahan;
Halpenny, l, 2; Hatchett; Harshbarger, l-4; Leopold, 2; O'sullivan,

2; Reagan; Repenning, l-3; Shoemaker,2; Stokes, l-3; Strobell, l-4;

Willard; Wright, H. 8., l-8. See
also San Juan Basin.

Northeastern New Mexico:
Geology: Ark.-White-Red Basine In.

BIBLIOGRAPHY NEIV MEXICO GEOLOGY
ter-Agency Comm., 1,3,5,6; Bald-win,2; Bieberman, 12, 14; Helmig,
2; Klinck; Levings; Lohman, l;
Maher, l; Muehlberger; Pan-89
Geology: Conover, 2-4,8,9, ll; Foster, R. W.,4; Judson, 2, 3; Smith,
S. W.; Smith, W. H.; Trauger, 1,3.
Mineral technology: Foster, R. W.,4'

Assoc. Geol., 4; Strickfaden; U. S.
Natl. Park Service, l.

Raton Basin:
Geology: Cave, l, 2; Cline; Fenneman; Heck; Johnson, R. B.; King,

Mineral technology: Ark.-White-Red
Basins Inter-Agency Comm., l'7;

Mineral technology: Gardner, F. J.,

handle Geol. Soc., 1-3; Rocky Mt.

Bieberman, 12, 14; Mencher, 3.

Northern New Mexico, geology: Armstrong; Brill, l.

Northwestern New Mexico: srd San
Juan Basin
Oil and gas fields: see Economic Geology; Oil and Gas TechnologY
Organ Mountains, Dona Ana County:

Geology: Alfredo, 3; Kottlowski, 8;
Owens; Soule, 1,2.
Mineral technology: Alford, 2; Raynor; Soule, l, 2; Wolle.
Oscura Mountains, Socorro County,
geology: Kottlowski, 2.

Otero County:
Geology: Anon., 16; Baltz, E. H., 4;
Bates; Dunn; Jicha, 6; Kottlowski,
8; Otte, l, 2; Plumley, l; Polder-vaart; Pray, l-7; Roswell GeoI.
Soc., 3, 6; Russell; Sandeen, 3;
U. S. Natl. Park Service,2; Wink-ler, 12, 14; Woods, 8., 2.
Mineral technology: Lemmons.
Pecos River Valley, geology: Albright,

J. L., t; Lang, W. B.; McClure;
Pecos River Commission.

Pedernal Hills, Torrance County, geology: Roswell Geol. Soc., 4.
Permian Basin: see Southeastern New
MexicoPicuris Range, Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Taos CountY, geologY: Jahns,

l, 3,5; Montgomery, 1,2; Smith, I.

Pinos Altos Range, Grant County, geol-ogy: Kelley, V. C., 1.
Plainview Basin, eastern New Mexico,
geology: Jones, T. S.
Playa Valley, Hidalgo County, geology:
Conover, 2-4, 8, 9, ll.

Portales Valley, Roosevelt County, geology: Conover, 1-4, 8, 9, ll; McClure.
Puertecito quadrangle, Socorro Coun'ty, geology: Tonking. See also Socorro County.

Pyramid Mountains, Hidalgo CountY,
geology: Flege.
Quay County:

P. B., l; Panhandle Geol. Soc.,2,2; McCaslin; Rocky Mt. Oil Reporter,3.

Raton Mesa, Colfax County, geology:
Levings.

Rincon Valley, Dona Ana County, geology: Conover, 10, 12.
Rio Arriba County:
Geology: Baltz, E. H., 4; Barker;
Corey; Gabelman, 2; Gott, l; Hol-lander; Jahns, l, 3; Lilly, l' 2;

Lookingbill, l, 2; Sears, R. S.;

Winograd; Zeller, H. D.,2,

Mineral technology: Bigelow, l;
Lilly, 1,2.
Rio Grande Valley, geology: Albright,

J. L,, 2t Anderson, R. C,, l, 2;

Bloodgood; Clark,2; Conover, 10,
It; Eardley; Fagadau; Harrington,
2, 3, 5, 8; International Boundary
and Water Comm. U. S. and Mexico, l-4; Jahns, 7; Kelley, V. C., 7,
I, 14, llt Kelley, W. D.; Kottlowski,5,6,8; McCIure; N. Mex. Geol.

Soc.,2,3,5.
Robledo Mountain, Dona Ana County,
geology: Kottlowski, 8.
Rocky Mountains, geologY: Atwood,
W. W.; Eardley; Fenneman; Howell. See also Jemez Mountains;
Sangte de Cristo Mountains.
Roosevelt County:
Geology: Conover, l-4,8,9, ll; Foster, R. W.,7; McClure.
Mineral technology: Foster, R. W.,7;
Gardner, },. J., l.
Roswell Basin, geology: Bean; Conover,l-4, 8, 9, ll; Fiedler; Hantush;
Harrington, 6; McClule.
Sacramento Mountains, Otero County,

geology: Baltz, E. H., 4; Bates;
Dunn; Otte, l, 2; Plumley, l; PraY,

l-7; Roswell Geol, Soc., 3, 6;

Woods, 8.,2.
San Agustin Plains, Catrcn CountY:
Geology: Bushman, 2.
Mineral technology: Bushman, 2.
San Andres Mountains, Dona Ana andSierra Counties, geologY: Ander'

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Areas (eontinued)

son, E. C., 3; Bushnell, 3; Kelley,
V. C., l; Kottlowski, 8,9; N. Mex.
Geol. Soc., 5.
Sandia Mountains, Bernalillo and San-

doval Counties, geology: Arm-srong; Crane; Hayes, l; Kelley, V.
C., 7, l0; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 2;
Reynolds, C. 8., l-3; Toomey.
Sandoval County:

Geology: Armstrong; Bachman, G.
O., 3; Brunton; Bundy; Froelich;Gott, l; Harrison; Hayes, l; Hunt;
Kelley, V. C., 7, l0; Langston, l, 2;Mills; Neher; Reynolds, C. B., 1-3;
Sears, P. B.; Soister; Stearns, C. E.,
l-3; Stearns, H. T.; Toomey; Vine.
Mineral technology: Bundy; Stevenson, D.
Sangre de Cristo Mountains:

Geology: Armstrong; Bachman, G.
O., l; Baltz, E. H., 5; Jahns, l, 3-5;
Kelley, V. C., 4, 7 , 8; Kottlowski, l;Laub; Montgomery, 1, 2; Panhandle Geol. Soc., 2; Schilling;
Smith, I.

Mineral technology: Anon., 2; Al-

ford, l, 2; Knaus; Montgomery, l.

San Juan Basin:

Geology: Allen, J. E., 6-10; Allen, R.
W., l-3; Anderson, R. L.; Atwood,
W. W.; Bachman, G. O., 3; Baltz,
E. H., l-4; Barnes, l, 3; Beaumont,l-3; Bieberman, 3, 9; Bozanic;
Bryan, 5; Budd; Burton, l, 2;

Bushman, l; Callaghan, l; Cannon,
H. L,, l, 2; Chenoweth; Clayton,
1,2; Cooper, J. C., l, 2; Ctaig,1,2;
Davis; DiGiambattista; Drouillard;

Eardley; Fenneman; Finch; FourCorners Geol. Soc., 1,2; Gabelman,l, 2; Grinnell; Gruner, l-6; Halpenny, l, t; Harper, J. L.; Harris,

J. J.; Harshbarger, l-4; Hatchett;
Hayes, 2; Hiestand; Hilpert;

Holmes, W. H.; Hoover, W. B.;
Hunt; Isachsen; Joesting; John-

ston, H. C.; Kelley, V. C., 2, 9, ll-

13, 16; Kerr, 2-4; King, V. L.;

Knapp; Langan; Leopold, 2; Lilly,l, 2; Luedke; Lyons; Mallory; McConathy; McKee, S; Momper; Narten, l-3; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., l;O'Sullivan, 2; Rapaport, l-3;

Raup,2; Read, l; Reagan; Reese,l, 2; Reinhart; Repenning, l-3;
Rinehart; Robinson; Rocky Mt.

Assoc. Geol.,l; Rosenzweig; Sen-ter; Sharp, J. V. A.; Shoemaker,
l-4:, Silver, l-5; Simpson, l-3;

Smith, C. T., 1-5; Sread, F. W.;

Stephenson; Stokes, l-3; Strobell,
1-4; Sun,3; Towle; Turnbow; Um-bach, 8; Vorbe; Wantland, l, 2;Weeks; Wengerd, l-9; Whelan;
Willard; Wilson, D. P.; Winkler,
8; Winters, 2; Wright, H. E., l-3;
Wright, R. J.; Zakis; Zieglar.

Mineral technology: Anon., 20, 21,
24-26,31; Allen, R. W., l; Arnold;
Ayres; Barnes,2, 4, 6; Bigelow, 3;
Birdseye; Bushman, 1; Coel; Dare;
Donaldson; Dougherty; Fitzpatrick, l, 2; Folsom; Foster, A. L.;

Fuller, 1,2; Gardner, F. J.,4, 5;
Goodin; Harris, R. W.; Hollis;

Hough, l, 3; Ingalls, 1,2,4,9, 12;
Kennedy; King, V. L.; Larsen; Leland; Lilly, l, 2; Macey; Manuel;
Mayhew, 1,2; McConathy; Mencher,l,2; Menneer; Mize, l, 2; Mor-risey; N. Mex. Oil & Gas Eng.

Comm., l,3,5,7,9; N. Mex. Oil
Conservation Comm.; Nicolson;
Owen; Paredes; Rinehart; Rob-erts, W. H.; Rocky Mt. Oil Reporter, l; Swainson; Tatum;
Thomas, C. F.; Umbach, l-7, 9-13;
U. S. Vanadium Co.; Waati; Waylett; Wengerd, 4, 8; Wiederkehr;

Willis, l-4; Wilson, c. M., l, 2;Winters, l.

San Juan County, geology: Baltz, E. H.,

l-3; Bames, 3; Beaumont, l-3;
Budd; Cooper, J.C., t; Drouillard;
Harris, J. J.; Hayes, 2; Hunt;
O'Sullivan, 2; Raup, 2; Strobell,l-4; Wantland, 1,2; Weeks; Wink-ler, 8; Zakis; Zieglar.
San Mateo Mountains, Sierra and Socorro Counties, geology: Kelley, V.
c., 14, t5.
San Miguel County:
Geology: Baltz, E. H., 4, 5; Foster,R. W., 5; Gott, l; Griggs, l, 4;Jaffe; Pittman; Poldervaart; Read,
2; Sidwell, 2-4; Stever; Weldon.
Mineral technology: Alford, 1; Bass;
Foster, R. W., 5; Knaus.
San Pedro Mountains, Santa Fe Coun-ty, geology: Armstrong.
Santa Fe County:

Geology: Arrnstrong; Baldwin, l, 3;Cannon, H. L., 3; Disbrow; Foster,BIBLIOGRAPHY NEW MEXICO GEOLOGY
E. E.; Griggs, 4; Kottlowski, l; N.
Mex. GeoI. Soc., 2; Olsen; RockY

Mr. Assoc. Geol., 2; Spiegel, l;

Stearns, C. 8., l-3; Sun, 1,2; Turn-buII.

Mineral technology: Alford, 2; Bul'lock, l, 2; Higgins; James, t;Knaus; Shenk; Utley; Williams, C'
F.; Wolle; Woods, B., 10.
Santa Fe quadrangle, Santa Fe county,
geology: Baldwin, l, 3; Kottlowski,

l. See also Santa Fe CountY.
Santa Rita quadrangle, Grant County,
geology: Hernon, l; Lovering. Sae

also Grant CountY.
Sherman quadrangle, Grant, Luna, andSierri Counties, geologY: Elston,l; Jicha, 2. See also Grant County;
Luna County; Sierra CountY.

Rock quadrangle, San Juan CounShipty, geolbgy: Beaumont, 2. See also
San Juan Basin.

Sierra Blanca Mountains, Lincoln andOtero Counties, geologY: Bachman,

G. O.,3.
Sierra County:
Geology: Albright, J. L., 2; Andersor, f. C., 3; Bachman, G. O., 3;

Bachman, H. G., 1, !; Beck, 5;
Boyd, F. S., l, 2; Bushnell, 1-3;
Conover, 10, 12; Doyle; Elston' l;Tahns, 6-8; .ficha, l, 2, 4, 5; KeIleY,

V. c., t, 6,7,14' 15; Kottlowski,5,6, 8, 9; Kuellmer, 2-4; Maxwell;

N. Mex. Geol. Soc.,2,5; Rocky I\{t.
Assoc. Geol., 2; Silver, 6; Theis, 2;
Thompson, M. L.,2; ThomPson,

S', l-3; Winkler, l, 2'Mineral technologY: Alford, 2; An'
derson, E. C., 3; Brown, M' B.;

CreaseY; Wolle; Woods, 8., 3'
Sierra Cuchillo, Sierra County, geology:
Anderson, E. C., 3; BoYd, F. S., 2;

Iahns, 7, 8; KelleY, V. C., 14, 15;kottlowski, 8; N. Mex. Geol' Soc',
5.

Socorro CountY:

Geology: Anderson, R. C.' 1,2; Armstrong; Bachman, G. O., 3; Bateman; Duschatko, 1, 2; Foster, R'
W., 6; Gott, l; Gruner, 6; Johnson,

D.; Johnson, J- T.; Jones, S. M', l;Kalish; KelleY, V. C', 7, 14' 15;
Keyes, 3; Kottlowski, 2; Kutnew'
sky, 2; LeMone; Neuschel; N' Mex'

Bur. Mines and Mineral Res., 2;
N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 2; Rocky Mt'

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Areas (continued)

L., l; Swords, l, 2; Terry; Thur-man; Tong; Vertrees; Ware, l, 2;
Willis, l, 4; Withers, l-3.
Southern New Mexico, geology: Blissenbach; Bushnell, 3; Conover, l0;
Fitzsimmons, l-3; Flower, 2, 6;
Kottlowski, S-6, 8,9; N. Mex. Geol.
Soc., 5; Thompson, M. L., 2.
Southwestern New Mexico:

Geology: Bogarr; Boyd, F. S., l;
Bushman,3; Callaghan,4, B; Con-

over, l-4, 8, 9, ll; Elston, l, 2;Flege; Flower, 3; Holser; lahns, T;

Jicha, l, 2, 4; Kettey, V. C., 5;
Kelly, 2; Knechtel; Kottlowski, 5;
McClure; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 3;
Rocky Mt. Assoc. Geol., 3; Sandeen, 2; Strongin; Winkler, l0;
Zeller, R. A., 1,2.

Mineral technology: Sandeen, l;Weiss.

Springer quadrangle, Colfax County,
geology: Wood, G. H. See also Col.
fax County.
Taos County:
Geology: Anon., 2; Baltz, E. H., 4;
Chapman; Jahns, l, 3, 5; Kelley,
Y. C., 4; Montgomery, 1,2; pan-handle Geol. Soc., 2; Rocky Mt.
Assoc. Geol., t; Schilling; Smith,

L; Winkler, 4, ll,l?i Winograd.
Mineral technology: Anon., 2-b, 9,
17; Knaus; Monrgomery, l.

Thoreau quadrangle, McKinley andValencia Counties, geology: Smith,
C. T., 3. Sea also McKinley County; Valencia County.
Toadlena quadrangle, San Juan Coun-ty, geology: Zieglar. See also San
Juan Basin.
Tohatchi quadrangle, McKinley County, geology: Allen, J. E., 6-9; Balk;
Bushman, l; Leopold, 2; Repenning, 3; Silver, 4; Willard. Sae also
San Juan Basin.

Torrance County, geology: Armstrong;
Basham; Dorman; Gott, l; Kellet,
V. C., 7; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 2;
Rocky Mt. Assoc. Geol., 2; RoswellGeol. Soc., 4.

Tularosa Basin, Otero and Lincoln
Counties, geology: Albright, J. L.,
2; Conover, l0; Kelley, y. C., 14;
Kottlowski, 8; Sandeen, B; Wink-ler, 14.
Union County:

Geology: Baldwin, 2; Bieberman, l4;
Klinck; Levings; Muehlberger;
Panhandle Geol. Soc., l-B; Strickfaden; U. S. Natl. Park Service, l.
Mineral technology: Bieberman, 14.
Valencia County:
Geology: Argall, 3; Bachman, G. O.,
3; Bucher, 1,2; Cannon, H.L,,1,2;Chenoweth; Colman; Duschatko,l; Ealy; Ellsworth; Froelich; Gilkey, 1,2; Goddard; Gott, l; Gruner, l, 3-6; Hilperq Hunt; Huttl,
2; Jicha, T; Johnsron, H. C.; Keley,
V. C., 1,8; Kerr, 2-4; Kleinhampl,
2; Konigsmark, l, 2; Mathewson,l; Mirsky; Narten, l-B; N. Mex.
Geol, Soc., l, 2; Rapaporr, l-3;

Raup, 2; Sharp, J. V. A.; Sharp,
K. D.; Smith, C. T., t-4; Stead, F.
W.; Towle; Winters, Z.
Mineral technology: Anon., 20; Ar-gall, l, 3; Colwell; Hough, 4;
Huttl, 2; Lynn; Mathewson, l, 2;Strachan; Swainson; Waylett;Weeks; Winters, l.

Victorio Mountains, Luna County,
geology: I{olser.

White Sands, Dona Ana and Otero
Counties, geology: Anon., 16;
Jicha, 6; Russell; U. S. Natl. park

Service, 2.

Zuni Mountains, McKinley and Valencia Counties, geology: Bucher, l,2; Gilkey, l, 2; Goddard; Gotr, t;
Konigsmark, l, 2; Mirsky; N. Mex.

Geol, Soc., l; Rapaport, l,Smith, C. T., l-3.

2;

Zuni Salt Lake, Catron County:
Geology: Alfredo,5.

Mineral technology: Alfredo, f ;Woods B,, 4; Woods, C.,2.

Economic Geology

Abiquiu mining district, Rio Arriba
county: Gott, l.

Alteration:

Cochiti district: Bundy.
Fierro-Hanover district: Belt.
Santa Rita quadranglq: Hernon, l;Leroy, B.

Alum, San Juan Basin: Bieberman, 3.
Aztec mine, Baldy district: petrit.
Aztec oil and gas field, San Juan County: Rinehart.
Baldy mining district, Colfax County:

Ark.-White-Red Basins Inter-

Agency Comm., 6; pettit.

BIBLIOGRAPHY NEW MEXICO GEOLOGY
Barite:Caballo Mountains district: Kelley,

v. c.,6.

Hansonburg district: Kottlowski, 2.
Barker Dome gas field, San Juan Coun-ty: Barnes, 1,3; Rinehart.

Beryllium:
Harding mine: Jahns, l, 5.

Iron Mountain district: Anderson,

E. C., 3; Jahns, 8.
Victorio district: Holser.
Bibliography, through 1950: Burks.
Black Hawk mining district, Grant
County: Gillerman, 3,4, 7.
Blanco gas field, San Juan and Rio Arriba Counties: Allen, R, W., l-5;
Barnes, l; Budd; Rinehart.
Bloomfield oil field, San Juan County:
Barnes, l.
Bueyeros CO, field, Harding County:

Ark-White-Red Basins Inter-

Agency Comm., 6.
Building stone, San Juan Basin: Bieberman,3.
Bulfrog mine, Central district: Kelly,2.

Burro Mountains mining district,
Grant County: Gillerman, l, 6;
Kleinhampl, l; N. Mex. Geol. Soc.,
3.

Caballo Mountains mining district,
Sierra County: Anderson, E. C., 3;
Kelley, V. C.,6.
Capitan coal field, Lincoln County:

Bodine; N. Mex. Geol. Soc. 4;

Roswell Geol. Soc., 2.

Capitan iron mine, Lincoln County:
Kelley, V. C., 3.
Carbon dioxide, Bueyeros field: Ark.White-Red Basins Inter-Agency
Comm,,6.

Carthage coal field, Socorro County:
Berryhill.
Central mining district, Grant County:
Allen, V. T.,l,2t Ballmer, l; Beck,
4; Fowler; Givens; Hernon, l; KeI-ly, 2; Leroy, l-3; N. Mex. Geol.

Soc., 3; Ordonez,1,2.
Cerrillos coal field, Santa Fe County:

Berryhill; Turnbull.

Cerrillos mining district, Santa Fe
County: Foster, E. E.; Griggs, 2, 4.
Chino mine: see Santa Rita mine
Chloride Flat mining district, Grant
County: Hernon,2.
Chloride mining district, Sierra County: Anderson, E. C., 3.

Chuska mining district, San Juan

9E

County: Bachman, G. O., B; Drou-

illard; Raup, Z.
Clay: Weber, l.
Bentonite: Reynolds, D. H.

Caballo Mountains district: Kelley,

v. c., 6.

San Juan Basin: Allen, J. E., l0;
Bieberman, S.

Tohatchi quadrangle: Allen, J. E., 8.
Coal: Wanless,2; Young, W. H.
Analyses: Snyder, N. H.
Caballo Mountains: Kelley, V. C., 6.
Capitan field: Bodine; N. Mex. Geol.
Soc., 4; Roswell Geol. Soc., 2.
Carthage field: Berryhill.
Cerrillos field: Benyhill; Turnbull.

Coking: Berryhill.
Hagan field: Ilarrison.
Monero field: Berryhill.
Raton field: Ark.-White-Red Basins
Inter-Agency Comm., 6; Berryhill;
Panhandle Geol. Soc., Z; pettit.

San Juan Basin: Bieberman, 3, 9;
Hayes, 2.

Tohatchi quadrangle: Allen, J. E., 8.
Cochiti mining district, Sandoval Coun-ty: Bundy.
Cooks Peak mining district, Luna

County: Jicha, 4.
Copper: Butler.

Abiquiu district: Gott, I.
Burro Mountains district: Kleinhampl, l; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 3.
Caballo Mountains district: Kelley,

v. c.,6.

Central district: Fowler; Leroy, l-3;

N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 3.
Chloride district: Anderson, E. C., 3.

Copper Flat (Hillsboro) deposit:
Kuellmer, 3,4.
Coyote Creek district: Gott, l; Laub.
Cuchillo Negro district: Jahns, 8.

Gallina district: Gott, l.

Jemez Springs district: Gott, l.

Lordsburg district: Flege; Kelly, l.
Organ district: Kottlowski, 9; Soule,t,2.

Pinos Altos district: Hernon, 2.

Rio Arriba County: Gabelman, 2.
San Juan Basin: Bieberman, 3.

Santa Rita mine: Ballmer, l; Her-non, l; Leroy, l-3; N. Mex. Geol.

Soc.,3.

Scholle district: Gott, l.

Sedimentary deposits: Ark-WhiteRed Basins Inter-Agency Comm.,
6.

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Economic GeologY (continued)
Tecolote district: Gott, l.

Zuni Mountains district: Gott, l.
Flat (Hillsboro) gopper-deposit,
Copper
Sierra CountY: Kuellmer, 3, 4.
Coyote Creek mining district, MoraCounty: Gott, l; Laub; Tschanz,

1,2; Zeller, H. D., t, 3.
Cuchillo Negro mining district, Sierra
CountY: Jahns, 8.
Denton oil field, Eddy County: Fellows.

Dolomite, Caballo Mountains district:
Kelley, V. C., 6.
Doswell oil field, Rio Arriba County:

Lilly, 1,2.

Elizabethtown mining district, Colfax

County: Ark.-White-Red Basins
Inter-AgencY Comm., 6,

Fierro-Hanover mining district, Grant
County: Belt; Hernon, l; Horton;
KeUy,2; O'Sullivan, 1; RauP, 1.
Fluorite:
Burro Mountains: Gillerman, l, 6.
Caballo Mountains district: Ander'son, E. C., 3; Kelley, V. C., 6.
Hansonburg district: Kottlowski, 2.
Lordsburg area: Flege.
Organ district: Kottlowski, 9.
Zuni Mountains district: Bieberman,
3; Goddard'

Gallina mining district, Rio Arriba
County: Gott, l.

Gas: see also Oil and Gas.

Barker Dome field: Barnes, l, 3;
Rinehart.

Blanco field: Allen, R. W., l-8;
Barnes, l; Budd; Rinehart.

Carbon dioxide: Ark.-White-Red
Basins Inter-Agency Comm., 6.

Gavilan field: Barnes, l.
Helium: Anderson, C. C.; Bieberman, 3, 9,

Ute Dome field: Barnes, l.
Gavilan gas field, Rio Arriba County:
Barnes, l.

Gem stones, San Juan Basin: Bieberman,3.
General: Bateman; Burks; Lindgten;
Stubbs.

Geobotanical studies: see Geophysics
and Geochemistry, Geobotanical
Prospecting.

Geophysical prospecting: see Geophysics and. Geochemistry

Georgetown mining district, Grant
County: Hernon,2.

Glorieta mining district, Santa Fe

County: Griggs,2,4.
Gold:
Baldy district: Pettit.

Caballo Mountains district: Kelley,

v. c.,6.

Chloride district: Anderson, E. C., 3.
Cochiti district: Bundy.
Elizabethtown district: Ark.-White-

Red Basins Inter-AgencY Comm',
6.

Jicarilla disrict: N. Mex. Geol. Soc.,
4.

Kingston district: Kuellmer, 2.
Nogal district: N. Mex, Geol. Soc., 4.

Organ district: Kottlowski, 9.
Pinos Altos district: Hernon, 2.
San Juan Basin: Bieberman, 3.

Ute Creek district: Pettit.

White Oaks district: N. Mex. Geol.
Soc., 4.

Gossans: Kelly, l, 2; Raup, l.

Grants mining district, McKinley andValencia Counties: Cannon, H. L.,l, 2; Colman; Colwell; Ealy; Ells-

worth: Froelich; Gruner, l-6;

Hilpert; Huttl, 2; Kerr,2-4; Klein-

hampl, 2; Konigsmark, l,2,

Mirsky; Narten, 1-3; Rapaport, 2,
3; Raup,2; Rosenzweig; Sharp, J.

V. A.; Smith, C. T.,3; Stead, F. W.;
Strachan; Sun, 3; Towle. See also
Laguna mining district.
Graphite: Wood, J. A.
Gravel:Caballo Mountains district: Kelley,

v. c.,6.

San Juan Basin: Allen, J. E., 10.
Tohatchi quadrangle: Allen, J. E., 8.
Ground Hog mine, Central mining dis-

trict: Allen, V. T., l, 2; Fowler.

Ground water: see Water

Guadalupita mining disrict: see
Coyote Creek mining district
Guano, Caballo Mountains disrict:
Kelley, V. C., 6.

Gypsum: Jicha, 3.

Caballo Mountains district: Kelley,

v. c., 6.

San Juan Basin: Allen, J. E., l0; Bie-berman,3.

Hagan coal field, Sandoval County:
Ilarrison.

ffanover mine, Fierro-Hanover district: Horton; Raup, l.
flanover mining district: see FierroHanover mining district

Hansonburg mining district, Socorro

BIBLIOGRAPHY NEW MEXICO GEOLOGYCounty: Kottlowski, 2; RoswellGeol. Soc., 2.
Harding pegmatite mine, Taos County:
Anon., 2; Jahns, l, 3, g; Montgomery, l,2.
Haystack mine, Grants disEict: Col-

man; Colwell; Mathewson, 2;

Strachan.

Helium: Anderson, C. C.; Bieberman,
3, 9.

Ilermosa mining district: sea Palomas
mining district
Hillsboro mining district, Sierra County: Kuellmer, 3.
Hogback oil field, San Juan Counry:
Barnes, l; Harris, J. J.; Rinehart.
Hospah oil field, McKinley County:
Barnes, l; King, V. L.; Rinehart.

Iron:
Caballo Mountains drsffict: Kelley,

v. c..6.

Capitan iron mine: Kelley, V. C., 3.
Central district: Fowler.
Fierro-Hanover district: Hernon, l.

fron Horse magnetite deposit: Johnson, D,

Iron Mountain district: Anderson,
E. C., 3; Jahns, 8.

Orilitic deposits: Kelley, V. C., l.

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Macho district: Jicha, 4Organ district: Ii.ottto*rt i, S.
Palomas district: Jahns, 6; Jicha, 5.
Pewabic mine: Kelly,2.
Pinos Altos district: Hernon, 2.
San Juan Basin: Bieberman, 3.
Limestone:
Caballo Mountains district: Kelley,

v. c.,6.

San Juan Basin: Allen, J, E., 10.
Lindreth oil and gas field, Rio Arriba

County: Rinehart.

Lithium: Chapman.
Harding mine: Jahns, l.
Mora County: Jahns,4.

Lordsburg mining district, Hidalgo
County: Flege; Kelly, 2.

Luis Lopez mining district, SocorroCounty: Neuschel.
Macho mining district, Sierra County:
Jicha, 4.

Magdalena mining district, SocorroCounty: Johnson, J. T.

Maljamar oil and gas field, Lea County: Hoot; Terry.
Manganese:

Caballo Mountains district: Anderson, E. C., 3; Kelley, V. C., 6.

Iron Horse magnetite deposit, Socorro

Kingston district: Kue1lmer, 2.

County: Johnson, D.
Iron Mountain mining district, Sierra
and Socorro Counties: Anderson,

Lake Valley district: Creasey; Jicha,

E. C., 3; Boyd, F. S., 2; Jahns, 8.
Jackpile mine, Laguna district: Argall,
3; Gruner, 3, 6; Huttl, 2.
Jemez Springs mining district, Sando-

val County: Gott, 1.
Jicarilla mining district, Lincoln Coun-ty: N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 4.
Kingston mining district, Sierra County: Kuellmer, 2.
Kyanite, Petaca district: Corey.

Laguna mining district, Valencia County: Argall, S; Gruner, 3,6; Hilpert;

Rapaport,2, 3.

Lake Valley mining district, Sierra
County: Creasey; Jicha, 1,4.

Lead:

Bullfrog mine: Kelly, 2.
Caballo Mountains district: Anderson, E. C., 3; Kelley, V. C., 6.
Central district: Fowler,
Cooks Peak district: Jicha,4.

Cuchillo Negro district: Jahns, 8.
Ifansonburg district: Kottlowski, 2.
Lake Valley district: Jicha,4,4.

Luis Lopez district: Neuschel.
San Juan Basin: Allen, J. E., 10,
Tohatchi quadrangle: Allen, J. E., 8.
Mica, Petaca district: Jahns, l.
Mining districts: Anderson, E. C., l;
Northrop, 3.
Molybdenum: Kelley, V. C.,4.
Baldy district: Ark.-White-Red Basins Inter-Agency Comm., 6.
Questa molybdenum mine: Schilling.

Monero coal field, Rio Arriba County:

Berryhill.
Natural gas: see Gas; Oil and gas
Nogal mining district, Lincoln County:

N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 4; RoswellGeol. Soc., 2.
Oil: see also Oil and gas
Bloomfield field: Barnes, l.
Denton field: Fellows.
Doswell field: Lilly, 1,2.
Eddy County: Sheldon.
Hogback field: Barnes, l; Harris, J.
J.; Rinehart.

Hospah field: Barnes, l; King, V. L.;

Rinehart.

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Economic Geology (continued)
Red Mountain field: Barnes, l; Rinehart.
Seven Lakes fie1d: Rinehart.
Stoney Butte field: Barnes, l; Rine'
hart.

Oil and gas:
Aztec field: Rinehart.
Chaves County: TerrY.

Colfax County: Bieberman, 10.
Curry County: Foster, R' W',2.
De Baca County: Foster, R. W., 3.
Eddy County: TerrY.
Guadalupe County: Bieberman, ll.
Harding County: Bieberman, 12.
Index to well samples at N. Mex.
Bur. Mines: Bieberman, 1,2, 4, 6,
8.

Jornada del Muerto: Kelley, V. C., 6,
Lea County: TerrY.

Lindreth field: Rinehart.
Maljamar field: Hoot; TerrY.
Mora County: Bieberman, 13.
Northwestern New Mexico: see Sarr
Juan Basin
Permian Basin: Anon., 29; Bigelow,

2; Fellows: Hoot; TerrY; West

Rio Grande Valley: Albright, J. L.,
2; Rocky Mt. Assoc. Geol.,2.

San Juan Basin: Beaumont, l-3;
Reese, l; Rocky Mt. Assoc. Geol.,l; Silver, 1; Wengerd, S, 8,9; Wil-sorr, D. P.

Southwestern New Mexico: Rocky
Mt. Assoc. Geol., 3.
Tularosa Basin: Albright, J. L., 2.

Organ mining district, Dona Ana

County: Kottlowski, 9; Soule, l, 2.
Palomas mining district, Sierra County: Jahns, 6; Jicha,5.
Peat: Woods, B., 2.
Pecos mine, San Miguel County: Panhandle Geol. Soc., 2.
Pegmatites: Jahns, l, 3-5; MontgomerY,r,2.

Perlite:Lake Valley quadrangle: Jicha,4.
Lordsburg area: Flege.
Peralta Canyon, Sandoval County:

Mills.
San Juan Basin: Bieberman, 3.
Socorro deposit: Kutnewsky, 2.

Petaca mining district, Rio Arriba
County: Corey; Jahns, 1,3.

Texas Geol. Soc.,2.
Quay County: Foster, R. W',4.
Rattlesnake field: Barnes, 1; CooPer,

Petroleum: see Gasi Oil and gas
Pewabic mine, Fierro-Hanover district:Anon., 10; Kelly, 2.
Pinos Altos mining district, Grant

Roosevelt County: Foster, R' W., 7.
San Juan Basin: Allen, R. W', l-3;
Barnes, 1,3; Bieberman, 3,9; BiBelow, l, 3; Budd; Cooper, J. C., t;

Placers, gold: Hernon, !; Kelley, V. C.,
6; N. Mex. Geol. Soc.,4.

J.C., l; Rinehart.

Harris, J. J.; King, V. L.; LillY, l,
2; Reese, 1,2; Rinehart; Umbach,8; Waati; Wengerd, 1,4-9; Wilson,

D. P.; Zakis.
San Miguel CountY: Foster, R. W.,5.
Socorro County: Foster, R. W., 6.
Southeastern New Mexico: see Permian Basin

Table Mesa field: Barnes, l; Rine'
hart; Zakis.
Traps: Barnes, l.
Union County: Bieberman, 14.

Oil and gas possibilities:
Jornada del Muerto: Albright, J. L.,
I

Northeastern New Mexico: Helmig,t; Rocky Mt. Assoc. Geol., 4.

Permian Basin: DeFord; Harris, T.
F.; Helmig, l.
Plainview Basin: Jones, T. S.
Raton Basin: Cave, l, !; Helmig, 2;
Rocky Mt. Assoc. Geol., 4.

County: Hernon,2.

Poison Canyon mine, Grants district:Colman; Gruner, 3, 5, 6; HilPert;
Mathewson, 2.
Potash: Dunlap; Jones, C. L., l, 2; N.
Mex. Geol. Soc., 4.
Pumice:Jemez Mountains area: Neher.
San Juan Basin: Bieberman, 3.
Questa molybdenum mine, Taos County: Schilling.
Raton coal field, Colfax County: Ark.White-Red Basins Inter-Agency
Comm., 6; Berryhill; Panhandle
Geol. Soc., 2; Pettit.
Rattlesnake oil and gas field, San JuanCounty: Barnes, l; Cooper, J, C.,l; Rinehart.

Redbed copper deposits: see Sedimentary copper deposits.

Red Mountain oil fie1d, McKinleyCounty: Barnes, l; Rinehart.
Santa Rita mine, Central district: Ballmer, l; Beck,4,6; Givens; Ilernon,

BIBLIOGRAPHY NEW MEXICO GEOLOGYl; Leroy, l-E; N. Mex. Geol. Soc.,

97

Scholle mining district, Socorro, Coun-

Tungsten, Iron Mountain district: Anderson, E. C., Zi Jahns, 8.
Turquoise, Cerrillos district: Foster, E.

Scoria, northeastern New Mexico: Ark.-

Tyrone mining district: sea Burro

3; Ordonez, l, !.

ty: Gotr, l.

White-Red Basins Inter-Agency

Comm.,6.
Sedimentary copper deposits: Ark.-

White-Red Basins Inter-Agency
Comm. 6.

Seven Lakes oit field, McKinley Coun-ty: Rinehart.
Shiprock mining district, San JuanCounty: Stokes, l-3; Sttobell, l-3;
Wantland, l-3.

Silver:Caballo Mountains district: Kelley,

v. c.,6.

Chloride district: Anderson, E. C., 3.
Chloride Flat district: Hernon, 2.
Cochiti district: Bundy.
Cooks Peak district: Jicha,4.
Georgetown district: Hernon, 2.
Kingston district: Kuellmer, 2.
Lake Valley district: Jicha,4.
Lordsburg district: Flege.
Organ district: Kottlowski, 9.
Palomas disrricr: Jahns,6; Jicha, E.
Pinos Altos district: Hernon, !.
San Juan Basin: Bieberman, B.
Socorro perlite deposit, Socorro County: Kutnewsky, 2.
Stone:San Juan Basin: Allen, J. E., 10.

Tohatchi quadrangle: Allen, J. E., 8.
Stoney Butte oil field, San Juan County: Barnes, l; Rinehart,
Sulfur, San Juan Basin: Bieberman, 3.
Table Mesa oil and gas 6eld, San JuanCounty: Barnes, l; Rinehart;
Zakis,

Tantalum, Harding mine: Jahns, l.

Taylor Creek mining disrict, Catronand Sierra Counties: Anderson, E,c.,3.

Tecolote mining district, San MiguelCounty: Gott, l; Griggs, 4.

Thorium:

E.

Mountains mining district
Uranium: Anderson, E. C., 2; Bachman, G. O. 3; Baltz, E. H., 4;
Bieberman, 3; Bruyn; Butler, A.
P.; Cooper, M,, l-4; Davis; Erickson, R. L.; Finch; Gabelman, l;Isachsen; Kaiser; Kerr, l; Keyes, B;

King, R. U.; Mathewson, l; McKelvey, l, 2; N. Mex. Mining
Assoc., 2; Reinhart; Rosenzweig;
Schnabel; Shoemaker, l, 4; Smith,
C. T., 5; U. S. Geol. Survey, ll,

12, 16, 17,25; U. S. Vanadium Co.;
Weber, S; Weeks; Weir.
Bibliography: Cooper, M., l-4; Wallace.

Black Hawk district: Gillerman, 3,4.

Burro Mountains district: Raup, 3,
4.

Caballo Mountains: Boyd, F. S.,2.

Cerrillos disrict: Grigg-s, 2, 4.

Chuska district: Bachman, G. O., 3;

Drouillard; Raup, 2.

Coyote Creek district: Laub;Tschanz, l, 2; Zeller, H. D., l, 3.

Datil Mountains: Bachman, G. O., A;
Griggs, 2-5.
Desanti mine: Gruner,4.

Glorieta districr: Griggs, 2, 4.
Grants district: Cannon, H, L., 1,2;
Colman; Colwell; Ealy; EIls-

worth; Froelich; Gruner, l-6;

Hilpert; Huttl,2; Kerr, 2-4; Klein-

hampl, 2; Konigsmark, l,

2;

Mathewson, 2; Mirsky; Narten,
1-3; Rapaport, 2, 3; Raup, 2; Rosenzweig; Sharp, J. V. A.; Smith, C.
T., 3; Stead, F, W.; Strachan; Sun,
3; Towle.

Haystack mine: Colman; Mathew-son,2; Strachan.

Hidalgo County: Boyd, F. S., l.

Bibliography: Cooper, M., 2, 4.
Hidalgo County: Boyd, F. S., l.

In carbonaceous rocks: Bachman, G.
O,,2; Baltz, E. H.,3; Duncan, l, !;In pegmatites: Boyd, F. S., l.
Sierra County: Boyd, F. S., l.

In coal: Bachman, G. O.,2i Baltz, E.

In dikes: Boyd, F. S., l.

Tin:

Sierra Cuchillo: Jahns, 8.
Taylor Creek district: Anderson, E.

c.,3.

Vine; Zeller, H. D., l-3.

H., l; Vine.

In dikes: Boyd, F. S., l.
In fluorite: Boyd, F. S,, l; Wilmarth,v. R.
In limestone: Ealy; Ellsworth; Gott,

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2; Gruner,2; Kerr,2-4; RaPaPort'I

In oesmatites: BoYd' F. S', l'In'saidstone: Cannon, H. L., 2, 3;

Froelich; Gillerman, 4; HilPert;
KleinhamPl, t; MirskY; ,Narten,
1-3; RafaPort, 2; Stokes, 3iTschanz, f ,2; Wright, R' J'
In shale: Bachman, G.O.,2, E; Dun'can, 1,2; Vine.
In volcanic rocks: Bachman, G. O', 3'Iton Mountain district: BoYd, F' S',

2; Tahns,8'mine: Argall, 3; Gruner, 3,-lacXiile
6; Hilperu Huttl,2.

femez SPrings district: Gott,l'd, o; ttilpe.t; Rapaport,2,

3.

Laguna-district: Argall, 3; Gruner,
La Ventana area, Sandoval CountY:
Vine'
Mount TaYlor area: Bachman, G' O',
3; Mathewson, l.

Nacimiento Mountains: Bachman,

G. O., 3.
Poison CanYon mine: Colman; Gruner, 3, 5, 6; HilPert; Mathewson, 2.

Relationship to tectonic features:

Kelley, V. C., 13.
Shioroc'k district: Stokes, l-3; Stro't![, t-C; Wantland, l'3.

Sierra CountY: BoYd, F. S', l, 2;Jahns, 8.

Southeastern New Mexico: Waltman.
Tecolote district: Griggs, 4.

White Signal district: Gillerman, 2,
4, 5; Granger, 1,2; N. Mex. Geol'
Soc., 3.

RESOURCES

countY: Gillerman, 2' 4, 5' 8;

Granger, l, 2; N. Mex' Geol' Soc''
3.

Woodrow mine, Laguna district: Argall, 3; Grunet, 3.
Zinc:
Bullfrog mine: KellY, 2.
Centraidistrict: Anon., l0; Fowler;
Hernon, l; Kelly, l.
Cooks Peak district: Jicha, 4.

Cuchillo Negro district: Jahns, 8'
Fierro-Hanover district: Horton;

Kelly,2; RauP, l.

Lordsburg distdct: KellY, 2'
Macho district: Jicha, 4.
Organ district: Kottlowski, 9.

Peiabic mine: Anon" lo; Kelly' 2'

Pinos Altos district: Hernon,2'
Zuni Mountains mining district, Valencia County: Bieberman, 3; Bucher,2; Goddard; Gott, l; Konigsmark'1,2; Mirsky; N. Mex. Geol' Soc', l;Smith, C. T.'1,3.

Geophysics and GeochemistrY
Aeromagnetic maPs, Grant County:
DemPseY.

Bibliograph!: Burks; CooPer, IU', l-4;
Wallace.

Blackhawk distdct, radioactivity surveys: Bell.

Burro Mountains district, radioactivity surveYs: Bell.
Copper Flat, Hillsboro district: Kuell'mer, 3.
Electrical methods: see Resistivity surveys.

Woodrow mine: Argall, 3; Gruner, 3.
Zuni Mountains district: Bucher, 2;

Exoloration:
6it and gasi see Oit and gas explora'tion
Ore deposits: see various mines and

Ute Creek mining district, Colfax

districts
Geobotanical studies:
Grants district: Cannon, H. L., l-3;
Froelich; Kleinhampl, 2; Narten,

Konigsmark, l, 2; Mirsky; RaPaport,2.

County: Pettit'
Ute Dome gas field, San Juan CountY:
Barnes, l.

Vanadium:

Caballo Mountains district: Anderson, E. C., 3; Kelley, V. C., 6.
San Juan Basin: Bieberman, 3'

Victorib mining district, Luna County:
Holser.
Watel:. see Water
White Oaks mining district, Lincoln
CountY: N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 4;
Roswell Geol. Soc., 2.
White Signal mining district, Grant

l-3.
Toxic vegetation: Beath.
Uranium indicators: Cannon, H. L',t-g; Froelich; Kleinhampl,2; Narten, l-3.

Grant county, magnetic surveys:
DempseY.

Grants district:Geobotanical studies: Cannon, H. L',

1-3; Froelich; KleinhamPl, 2; Nar'ten, l-3.

BIBLIOGRAPHY NEW MEXICO GEOLOGYRadioactivity surveys: Cook; Stead,
F. W.
Gravity surveys:
Ground-water investigations: Winkler, 12, 13.

Rio G-rande Valley, Socorro, County:
Anderson, R. C., l, Z.

San Juan Basin: Clayron, l, 2;

ing; Harper, J. L.'

Joest.

Uranium deposits: Joesting.

Iron Horse magnetite deposit, magnetic surveys: Johnson, D.

Logging oil and gas wells:Radioactivity methods: Stephenson.

Re,sistivity methods: Mceonathy;
Schmift, c. T.
Magnetic surveys:

Airborne profile, Albuquerque toLordsburg: Agocs.
Grant County: Dempsey.

Copper Flar, Hillsboro disrrict:

Kuellmer, S.
Ground-water: Winkler, 13.

Permian Basin: Schmitt, G. T.
San Juan Basin: McConathy; Want-land, 1,2,
Uranium deposits: Davis; Wantland,
1,2.
WeIl logging: McConathy; Schmitt,G, T.
Rio .Grande Valley, gravity surveys:
Anderson, R. C., 1,2.
San Juan Basin:

Gravity surveys: Clayton, l, 2; Harper, J. L., Joesting.
Magnetic surveys: Clayton, l, !; Harper, J. L.; Joesting; Whelan.
Radioactivity surveys: Stephenson.

Resistivity surveys: McConathy;
Wantland, l,2.

Seismic suweys:

Ground-water: Sykes; Winkler, 4, 5,
10, t2, r3, 16.
Permian Basin: Daly, l-3; Innes; McKay.

Iron Horse magnetire deposit: John-son, D.
Magnetization of Triassic sediments:
Graham, J. W.
Permian Basin: Flawn, 4; Hoylman.

San Juan Basin: Clayton, l,99

2;

Joesting; Harper, J. L.; Whelan.
Magnetometer: see Magnetic surveys
Oil and gas exploration: Clayton, l, !;Daly, f -3; Eckhardt, l-3; Hammer,

l-3; Harper, J. L.; Hoylman; In-

nes; McConathy; McKay; Schmitt,
G. T.; Stephenson; Whelan.
Permian Basin:
Magnetic surveys: Flarvn, 4; Hoylman.
Resistivity surveys: Schmitt, G. T.
Seismic surveys: Daly, l-5; Innes; McKay.

Spectrochemical surveys: Weimer,

Radioactivity surveys:

Airborne anomaly maps: U. S.
Atomic Energy Comm.

Blackhawk district: Bell.
Burro Mountains district: Bell,
Drill hole logging: Bell.
Grants district: Cook; Stead, F. W.
San Juan Basin: Stephenson.

Uranium deposits: Bell; Cook; Stead,
F. W.

Well logging: Stephenson.
Resistivity surveys:
Ground-water: Holmes, C.; Winkler,
1,2,5-15.

Uranium deposits: Wantland, 3.
Velocity in sedimentary rocks, Permian Basin: Daly, 1-3.
Spectrochemical surveys, correlation
Paleozoic rocks: Weimer.

Toxic vegetation, geobotanical studies:
Beath.

Well logging: sea Logging oil and gas
wells

Historical and Stratigraphic Geology
Note: Oriy the more detailed ar-ticles on historical geology andstratigraphy are listed by area inthis section. To find all the articles
on an area that include some stratigraphy or historical geology, lookunder the given area in the section

Areas. (A few geology articles listed
tnd.er Areas do not include stratig-

raphy or histodcal geology, although most do.)Abiquiu formation: Kottlowski, 6.
Abo formation: Flower, 3; Jahns, 8;
Kelley, V. C., 6; Kottlowski, 2, 9;

Kuellmer, 2; N. Mex. Geol, Soc., l,2,5; Otte, l; Pray,6; Read, l; Rey-

nolds, C. 8., 3; Roswell Geol. Soc.,l, 4, 6; Sandeen, g; Silver, 6;

Spiegel, 3; Thompson, S., 3; Tonking; Wilpolt. See also Manzanogroup.
Adobe formation: Kottlowski, 2.
Aleman formation: Flower, 6; Jahns, 8;
Jicha, 4; Kelley, V. C., 6; Silver, 6.

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See also MontoYa grouP.
Ancha formation: Baldwin, 3; Kottlowski, 6.
Animas formation: Silver, 2.
Arroyo Penasco formation: Armstrong'
Bacaformation: Griggs, l; Kottlowski,

6,8; Spiegel, S; Tonking; WilPolt'

Bandelier tuff: BundY; Vine.
Bar B formation: KelleY, V. C., 6; Silver, 6. See also Magdalena grouP.

Bat Cave formation: Flower, 3' 6;

Jahns, 8; KelleY, V. C., 6; Silver, 6.
See also El Paso grouP.
Bear Springs basalt: Jicha,4.
Bell Canyon formation: Newell' 2; Roswell Geol. Soc., Sea also Delaware Mountain grouP.
Bell Top formation: Kottlowski, 8'l.

Benton formation: Bachman, G. O., l;
Panhandle Geol. Soc.' 2.
Bernal formation: Bachman, G. O., l;N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 5.
BibliographY, through 1950: Burks.
Bidahochi formation: RePenning, 2.
Biscara intrusive andesite: Barker.
Black Range: Kuellmer, 2.
Bliss sandstone: Flower, l-3,5,6; Jahns,
8; Jicha, 4; KelleY, V. C., 6; Kuell-mer, 2; N. Mex. Geol. Soc.' 2;

Pray 7; Roswell Geol. Soc., 6; Sandeen, 3; Silver, 6; ThomPson, S', 3.
Bolander grouP: Kottlowski, 2.
Bone Spring formation: Newell,2; Ros-

well Geol. Soc., l.
Brushy Canyon formation: Newell, 2;Roswell Geol. Soc., l. Sea also Dela-

ware Mountain grouP.
Bruton formation: Kottlowski, 2.
Burned Mountain metarhyolite: Barker.
Burrego formation: Kottlowski, 2.

Bursum formation: Elower, 3; Kott'lowski, 2, 9; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 5;
Przy,7; Roswell Geol. Soc., l, 4' 6;

Sandeen, 3; Spiegel, 3; ThomPson,

M. L.,2; Wilpolt.

Caballero formation: Flower, 3, 6;
liclna, 4; Kottlowski, $; PnY, 7;
Roswell Geol. Soc., 6; Sandeen, 3.
Caballo Mountains: DoYle; KelleY, V.
C., 6; Silver, 6.

Cable CanYon formation: Flower, 6;
Jahns, 8; Jicha, 4; KelIeY, V. C.,

6; Silver, 6. See also MontoYa

grouP.

son.

Carmel formation: N. Mex. Geol' Soc.,l.

Catrizozo lava flow: Allen, J. E.'3,4.

Castile formation: Hale, 3; Hendrick-son; Olive; Roswell Geol. Soc., l.

Cenozoic: Baltz, E. H., 2; McKee, l;Sandeen, 3; Simpson, l-3.

Abiquiu formation: Kottlowski, 6.
Ancha formation: Baldwin, 3; Kottlowski, 6.
Baca formation: Griggs, 4; Kottlowski, 6, 8; Spiegel, 3; Tonking; Wil-

polt.
Bandelier tuff: BundY; Vine.
Basalt flows: Allen, J. E., 3, 4; Jicha,
4,7 .
Bear Springs basalt: Jicha,4.

Bell Top formation: Kottlowski, 8.
Bidahoahi formation: Repenning' 2.
Biscara intrusive andesite: Barker.
Capulin basalt: Wood, G. H.
Chuska sandstone: Allen, J. E., 8;

Wright, H.8.,2.

Cieneguilla limburgite: Stearns, C.

8.,2, 3.

Cisneros basalt: Barker.

Clayton basalt: Wood, G. H.
Climate: Antevs, 3; LeoPold, l; Sears,
P. B.
Conejos andesite: Barker.

Datif (volcanic) grouP: Griggs, 4;
Johnson, J. T.; Kalish; Kottlowski,
6,8; Spiegel, $; Tonking; WilPolt.
Deza formation: Wright, H. E., 3.

Dorado basalt: Barker'

BIBLIOGRAPHY NEW MEXICO GEOLOGY
Espinaso volcanics: Stearns, C. 8.,2,
3.

Galisteo formation: Baldwin, B;
Stearns, C. E., B.

Gamerco formation: Allen,

J. E., g;
Leopold,2.
Gatuna formation: Hendrickson.
Gila conglomerate: Heindl.
Hells Mesa rhyolite: Tonking.
Hinsdale (volcanic) series: Birker.
Kne-eling Nun rhyolite tuff:
Jicha, 4.
La Jara Peak basalt: Tonkinf.
Las Feveras forrnation: Bachman, G.

o., t.

Los Pinos gravels: Barker.
Macho andesite: Jicha, 4.
McRae formation: see Cretaceous
Mimbres Peak formation: Jicha, 4.
Nacimiento formation: Silver, 2.
Nakaibito formation: Allen, J. E., g;

Leopold,2.

Ogallala formation: Griggs, l; Hale,l; Hendrickson; Howard; Judson,

3; Levings; Roswell Geol. Soc., 4;
Wood, G. H.
Orejon andesite: Kottlowski, g.
Ortiz pediment gravels: Reynolds, C.

8.,3.

Palm Park formarion: Kelley, V. C.,
6; Kottlowski, 8; Silver, 3.
Palomas gravels: Jahns, 8; Kotrlowski, 8.

Picuris tuff: Montgomery, 2.

Poison Canyon formation: pan-handle Geol. Soc.,2; Wood, G. H.
Pollack quartz latite: Jicha,4.
Popotosa formation: Kottlowski, 6;
Spiegel, 3.

Raton basalt: Wood, G. H.

Raton formation: Levings; pan-l0lSugarlump tuffs: Jicha, 4.

Tesuque formation: Baldwin, g;
Kottlowski, 6.

Thurman formation: Jahns, Z; Kelley, V. C., 6; Korrlowski, g; Sitver,
6.

Treasure Mountain welded tuft:
Barker.

Uvas basaltic andesite: Kottlowski, g.

Volcanics: Bundy; Callaghan, l, 5;Elston,2; Flege; Griggs, 4; Jahns,
7, 8; Ji.h", 2, 4, 7; Kalish;-Kottlowski, 3, 4, 6, 9; Kuellmer, Z;
Muehlberger; Spiegel, 3; Stearns,
C. 8., 2, 3; Sun, t, 2; Tonking;Wilpolt; Wood, G. H.
Wheatland formation: Judson, B.
Winston beds: Kottlowski, g.
Chalk Blufi formation: Hendrickson.
Cherry Canyon formation: Newell, 2;Roswell Geol. Soc., l. See also Delaware Mountain group.
,
Chinle formation: Allen, J. E., 8; Bachp?r, c. O., l; criggs, l; Lookingbill, 2; McKee, 3; N. Mex. Geol.
Soc., l; Reynolds, C. B., 3; Smith,

C. T., 3; Tonking. See also

Dockum group.

Chuska sandstone: Allen, J. E., 8;
Wright, H. E.,2.
Cieneguilla limburgite: Stearns, C. E.,
2,3.
Cisneros basalt: Barker.

Clayton basrlt: Wood, G. H.
Cliff House formation: Bozanic; Hayes,
2. See also Mesaverde group.
Climate, Cenozoic: Antevs, 3; Leopold,l; Seari, P. B.
Coal fields: see Economic Geology
Coane formation: Kottlowski, 2.

handle Geol. Soc.,2; Wood, G. H.
Razorback formation: Jicha, 4.
Ritito conglomerate: Barker.
Rubio Peak formation: Jicha, 4.
Sand Canyon formation: Judson, !,Contadero formation: Flower, i, 6;
Kottlowski, 9; Sandeen, B.
Council Springs limestone: Kottlow-

San Jon formation: Judson,2, B.

Cretaceous: Baltz, E. H., Z; Cobban, 2;

3.

Santa Fe group: Baldwin, S; Jahns,
7, 8; Jicha, 4; Kelley, V. C.,6; Kottlowski, 6, 8; LeMone; Montgomery, 2; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., l, 2;

Reynolds, C. 8., 3; Si1ver, 6;
Spiegel, 3; Stearns, C. E., B;
Thompson, S. 3; Tonking; Wil-

polt.

Servilleta formation: Montgomery, 2.

Spears latite: Tonking.

Colorado shale: Jicha, 4.

Conejos andesite: Barker.

ski,2.

McKee, l; Nagel; Sharp, K. D.;

Spiegel, 3; Willard; Zeller, R. A., l.

Animas formation: Silver, 2.
Benton formation: Bachman, G. O,,
l; Panhandle Geol. Soc.,2.

Carlile shale: Griggs, l;Levings;

Stearns, C. E., l; Wood, G, H.

Clitr House formation: Bozanic;
Hayes,2.
Colorado shale: Jicha, 4.

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Correlation: Cobban,2.

Crevasse CanYon formation: Allen,

RESOURCES

Pursatoire formation: Griggs, l; Lev'

irigs; Panhandle GeoI. Soc', 2;Smith, W. H'; Wood, G. H'
Sarten sandstone: Jicha, 4.

Bachman, G. O., l; Bass; Bozanic;

Tohatchi formation: Allen, J' E,6-8'
Trinidad sandstone: Levings; Panhandle Geol. Soc.,2; Wood, G. H.
Vermeio formation: Levings; Panhandle Geol. Soc., 2; lVood, G' H'

Lookingbill, !; LYons; N.
Levings;-Geol'
Soc., l, 2; Panhandle
Mex.
Geol. Soc., 2; Reese, l; ReYnolds,

Volcanics: Flege.
Crevasse Canyon formation: Allen, J'
E., 8, 9; Tonking. See also Mesaverde grouP.

I. E., 8,9; Tonking.

Dikota formation: Allen, J. E', 8;
Burton, l, 2; Bushnell' 3; Griggs,
l; Kottlowski, 9; Krumbein, 2;

C. 8.,3; Sandeen, 3; Silver,2,6;
Smith, C. T., 3; Stearns, C. B., l;Thompson, S., 3; Tonking; wilpolt; Wood' G. H.
Friritland formation: HaYes, 2iReese,2; Silver, 2.
Gallup sandstone: Allen, J' E', 8.
Grane.-ros shale: Griggs, l; Levings;
Stearns, C. E', l.

Greenhorn limestone: Griggs, 1; Lev'
ings; Stearns, C. 8., l; Wood, G. H.

Kirtland formation: Grinnell; Hayes,
2; Silver, 2.
La Cruz Peak formation: Tonking'Lewis formation: Bozanic; HaYes, 2'Mancos shale: Allen, J. E.,8; Bozanic;Bushnell, $; Cobban, 1; HaYes,2;

Kottlowski, 9; Krumbein, 2; Look'ingbill, 2; N. Mex. Geol' Soc', 1,2;
Reynolds, C. 8., 3; Surd."t, 3; Silvet, 2, 6; Smith, C. T., 3; Stearns,
C. E., l; Thompson, S., 3; Ton'king; WilPolt.
McRai formation: Bushnell, 2' 3;
Kelley, V. C., 6; Kottlowski, 6; Silver, 6; ThomPson, S., 3.
Menefee formation: Allen, J, E', 8,9; Bozanic; Hayes, 2.

Mesaverde grouP: Allen, J. 8., 6-9;

Bozanic; Bushnell, 3; HaYes' t;
Kottlowski, 9; Krumbein, 2; Look'ingbill, 2; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., l, 2;RCynolds, C. 8., 3; Sandeen, 3; Silver,2, 6; Stearns, C' 8., l; ThomP'son, S., 3; Vine; WilPolt.
Niobrara formation: Griggs, l; Levings; Panhandle Geol. Soc., 2;
Stearns, C. E., l; Wood, G. H.
Ojo Alamo sandstone: Silver, 2'

Pictured Clifis formation: Bozanic;
Caldwell; Hayes, 2; Reese, 2.

Pierre shale: Levings; Panhandle
Geol, Soc.,2; Wood, G. H.

Point Lookout formation: Bozanic;
Hayes, 2.

Cutler fo-rmaiion: Lookingbill, 2;
Read, L

Cutter formation: Flower, 6; Jahns, 8;

Jicha, 4; KelleY, V. C., 6' See also
Montoya grouP.

Dakota formation: Allen, J. E., 8;
Bachman, G. O., l; Bass; Bozanic;

Burton, 1,2; Bushnell,3; Griggs, l;Kottlowski, 9; Krumbein, 2; Lev-

ings; Lookingbill, 2; Lyons; N'
Mex. Geol. Soc., l, 2; Panhandle

Geol. Soc., 2; Reese, l; ReYnolds,
C. 8., 3; Sandeen, 3; Silver, 2, 6;
Smith, C. T., 3; Stearns, C. E., 1;

Thompson, S., 3; Tonking; Wilpolt; Wood, G. H.
Datil volcanics: Griggs, 4; Johnson,

J. T.; Kottlowski,6, 8; SPiegel, 3;
Tonking; Wilpolt.
Delaware Mbuntain group: Hendrickson; Hull; RigbY, l. See also Bell

Canyon formation; BrushY CanYon
formation; CherrY CanYon forma-tion.
Del Cuerto formation: Kottlowski, 2.
Devonian: Cooper, J. C.,2; PtaY'?.

Canutillo formation: Flower, 2, 3;
Sandeen, 3.

Contadero formation: Flower, 3, 6;
Kottlowski, 9; Sandeen, 3.
Onate formation: Flower, 3, 6; Jahns,
8; Kottlowski, 9; Roswell Geol'
Soc., 6; Sandeen, S.
Percha shale: CooPer, G. A., t, 2;

Flower, 3, 6; Jahns, 8; Jicha, 4;Ketley, V. C., 6; Kottlowski, 9;
Kuellmer, 2; Miller, A. K.; Sandeen, 3; Silver,6.

Sly Gap formation: CooPer, G- 4.,2;
Flowtr, 3, 6; Kottlowski, 9; RoswellGeol. Soc.,6; Sandeen, 3.
Dewey Lake redbeds: Roswell Geol.
Soc,, l.

Deza formation: Wright, H. E.,3.

BIBLIOGRAPHY NEW MEXICO GEOLOGY
Dockum group: Bushnell, S; Griggs, l;Hendrickson; Howard; Kottlowski,
9; Levings; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 2;

Roswell Geol. Soc., 6; Sidwell, 2;
Spiegel, 3; Wilpolt; Wood, G. H.
.Sea also Chinle formation; Santa
Rosa formation,

Dona Ana County: Kottlowski, 8-6,8, g.
Dorado basalt: Barker.

El Paso group: Flower ,2, 3, 5,6; Jahns,
8; Jicha, 4; Kelley, V. C., 6; Kuellmer,2; N. Mex. Geol. Soc.,2; pray,
7; Roswell Geol. Soc., 6; Sandeen,
3; Silver, 6. See also Bat Cave formatio[: Sierrite formation.
Embudo gr:anite: Montgomery, 2.

Entrada sandstone: Allen, J, E., 8;

Griggs, l; Harshbarger, l; Lev-

ings; Lookingbill, 2; panhandle
Geol. Soc., 2; Reynolds, C. 8,, 3;Smith, C. T.,3.
Espinaso volcanics: Steams, C. 8.,2, B.

Evaporites: Krumbein, l; Sloss; StewAIt, F. H.
Fra Cristobal Mountains: Thompson,s., r-3.
Fresnal group: Looke. See also Bruton

formation.

Fruitland formation: Hayes, 2; Reese,2; Silver,2.
Fusselman formation: Flower, 3, 6;
Jahns, 8; Jicha, 4; Kelley, V. C., 6;
Kuellmer,2; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 2;
Pray,2,4, 7; Roswell Geol. Soc., 6;
Sandeen, S; Silver,6.

Galisteo formation: Baldwin, 3;
Stearns, C. E., 3.

Gallup sandstone: Allen, J. 8., 8. See
also Mesaverde group.

Gamerco formation: Allen, J. E., 8;
Leopold, 2.
Gas fields: see Economic Geology
Gatuna formation: Hendrickson.
Gila conglomerate: Heindl.

Glorieta formation: Flower, 3; Kott-lowski, 9; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 5;
Otte, l; Read, C. 8., l; RoswellGeol. Soc., 4, 6; Sandeen, 3; Smith,
C. T.,3; Tonking; Wilpolt.
Goat Seep formation: Hendrickson;
Newell, 2.
Graneros shale: Griggs, l; Levings;
Stearns, C. E., l.

Grayburg formation: Moran, 2; Newell, 2; Roswell Geol, Soc., l.
Greenhorn limestone: Griggs, l; Levings; Stearns, C. E., l; Wood, G. H.

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Guadalupe County: Gardnel J. H.

Guadalupe Mountains: Bradley; Roswell Geol. Soc., l, 3; West Texas
Geol. Soc., l.

Gym limestone: Bogart; Flower, B; Kelley, V. C., 5.

Hells Mesa rhyolite: Tonking.
Helms formation: Flower, B, 6; pray,

7; Roswell Geol. Soc., 6; Sandeen,

3.

Hinsdale (volcanic) series: Barker.
Hogback quadrangle: Beaumont, 2.

Holder formation: Otte, l.

Hueco limestone: Bogart; Flower, 2, 3;
Kottlowski, 9; N. Mex, Geol. Soc.,
5; Roswell Geol. Soc., l; Thompson, M. L.,2.
Ifuertas limestone: Reynolds, C. 8., 3.
Jemez Mountains: Armstrong.
Jornada del Muerro: Albright, J.L.,2.
Jurassic: McKee, l; Ogden; Rapaport,l; Smith, S. W.; Weldon; Wright,

H.8., l.

Carmel formation: N, Mex. GeoI.
Soc., l.

Enuada sandstone: Allen, J, E., 8;
Griggs, l; Harshbarger, l; Levings;

Lookingbill, 2; panhandle GeoI.
Soc., t; Reynolds, C. 8., 3; Smith,c. T.,3.

Morrison formation: Allen, J, 8., E;
Bachman, G. O., l; Chenoweth;

Craig, l, 2; Finch; Griggs, t;Harshbarger, l; Levings; Looking-bill, 2; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., l, 2;

Panhandle Geol. Soc., !; Reynolds,c.8.,3; Smith, C. T.,3; Wood, G.

H.
Naranjo formation: Bachman, G, O.,l; Wood, G. H.
Ocate sandstone: Bachman, G. O., l;
Wood, G. H.

Red Mesa formation: N. Mex. Geol.
Soc., l.

Summerville formation: Allen, J. 8.,
8; Harshbarger, l.
Thoreau formation: Smith, C. T., 3.

Todilto limestone: Allen, J. E,, 8;Finch; Lookingbill, 2; N. Mex.
Geol. Soc., l; Reynolds, C. 8., t;
Smith, C. T.,3.

Wanakah formation: Bachman, G.
O., l; Wood, G. H.
Wingate sandstone: Allen, J. E., 8;
Harshbarger, l; N. Mex. Geol. Soc.,l; Smith, C. T..3.

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104

Ilistorical and Stratigraphic Geology(continued)' Kelly formation: Armstrong; Jahns, 8;
Jicha,4.
Kiawa Mountain formation: Barker.

Kirtland formation: Grinnell; Hayes,
2; Silver,2.

Kirtland quadrangle: Beaumont, 3.
Kneeling Nun rhYolite tuff: Jicha,4.

Laborcita formation: Otte, I'
La Clntz Peak formation: Tonking.
Ladron Mountains: Armstrong.
La Jara Peak basalt: Tonking.
Lalie Valley formation: Bowsher, l, 2i
Flower, 3, 6; Jahns, 8; Jicha, 4;
Kelley, V. C., 6; Kuellmer, 2; N.
Mex. Geol. Soc., 2; pray, 7; Ros_
well Geol. Soc.,6; Sandeen, S; Silver,6; SPiegel, 3.
Lake Valley quadrangle: Jicha, 1, 2, 4;
Kottlowski, 9.
Lanoria quartzite: Flower 2.
Las Cruces formation: Flower, 2, 6;
Kottlowski, 9.

Las Feveras formation: Bachman, G'o., l.

Las Tablas quadrangle: Barker.

Lewis formation: Bozanic; HaYes, 2'
Lexicon:San Juan Basin: MomPer.

Through 1938: Wilmarth, M. G.
Lincoln County: Bodine.

Lobo formation: Jicha, 4.
Log Springs formation: Armstrong.
Lordsburg quadrangle: Flege.
Los Pinos gravels: Barker.
Los Pinos Mountains: Staatz.
Luna CountY: Bogart.
Macho pyroxene andesite: Jicha,4. - .
MaderJformation: Brill, l; Kottlowski,

2; Lookingbill, 2; N' Mex. Geol.
Soc.,2; Reynolds, C. B., 3; WilPolt.
See also Magdalena grouP.

Magdalena group: Bachman, G. O., l;

Baldwio, 3; Jahns, 8; Jicha, 4;Kalish; Kelley, V. C., 6; Kottlow'
ski, 9; Kuellmer,2; N. Mex. Geol.
Soc., 2; Panhandle Geol. Soc., 2;
Roswell Geol. Soc., 4, 6; Sidwell,1-4; Silver, 6; Spiegel, 3; Thomp'son, M. L., 2; Thompson, S., 3;
Wanless, 3; Wood, G. H. See also
Bar B formation; Madera forma-tion; Nakaye formation; Red

House formation; Sandia formation.
Magdalena Mountains: Kalish.

Man: see Paleontolo gY, Man
Mancos shale: Allen, J. E. 8; Bozanic;Bushnell, 3; Cobban, l; HaYes, 2;
Kottlowski, 9; Krumbein, 2; Lookingbill, 2; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 1,2;
Reynolds, C, 8., 3; Sandeen, 3; Sil-ver,2, 6; Smith, C' T., 3; Stearns,
C. E., l; Thompson, S.' 3; Ton-king; Wilpolt.
Manzan6 group: sea Abo formation;
San Andres formation; Yeso formation.
Manzano Mountains: Amstrong;
Basham; Dorman.

Maquinita granodiorite: Barker.
McRae formation: Bushnell, 2, 3; Kelley, V. C., 6; Kottlowski, 6; Silver,
6; Thompson, S., 3.
Menefee formation: Allen, J. 8., 8, 9;
Bozanic; HaYes, 2. See also Mesaverde grouP.
Mesaverde gtouP: Allen, J. E., 6-9;

Bozanic; Bushnell, 3; Hayes, 2;
Kottlowski, 9; Krumbein, 2; Look-ingbill, 2; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., l, 2;

Reynolds, C. 8., 3; Sandeen, 3; Silvei,2,6; Stearns, C. E., l; ThomPson, S,, 3; Vine; WilPolt. See also

Ctifi House formation; Crevasse

Canyon formation; GalluP sandstonl; Menefee formation; Pictured Cliffs formation; Point Look-out formation; Tohatchi formation.

Mesozoic: sea Triassic; Jurassic; Cre'taceous

Mimbres Peak formation: Jicha,4.
Mines: sea Economic GeologY
Mining districts: see Economic Geology

Mississippian: Armstrong; Cooper, J'c.,2.

Arroyo Penasco fomation: Armstrong.

Caballero formation: Flower, 3, 6;
Jicha, 4; Kottlowski, $; PtaY, 7;

Roswell Geol. Soc., 6; Sandeen, 3.
Caloso formation: Armstrong.

Helms formation: Flower, 3,6; Pray,
7; Roswell Geol' Soc', 6; Sandeen,
3.

Iluertas limestone: Reynolds, C' B.,
3.

Kelly formation: Armstrong; Jahns,
8; Jicha,4.
Lake Valley formation: Bowsher, l,2; Flower, 3, 6; Jahns,8; Jicha,4;

Kelley, V. C., 6; Kottlowski, 9;

BIBLIOGRAPHY NEW MEXICO GEOLOGY
Kuellmer, 2; N. Mex. Geol. Soc.,
2; Pray,7; Roswell Geol. Soc., 6;
Sandeen,Silver, 6; Spiegel, i.
- Cruces S;
Lasformation: FlowEr, 2, 6;
Kottlowski, 9.
Rancheria formation: Flower, 3, 6;

Kottlowski, 9; pray, Z; RoswellGeol. Soc.,6.

Montoya group: Jahns, g;
Jicha,4; Kel_ley, V. C., 6; Kuellmer,2; N. Mex.
Geol. Soc., 2; pny,4, Z; RoswellGeol. Soc.,6; Sandeen, B; Silver,6.
See also Aleman formation; Cable

Canyon formation; Cutter forma_
tlon; Upham dolomite.

Moppin metavolcanics: Barker.

Mora County: Bachman, G. O., l; Bass;
Raitz.

Morrison formation: Allen, J, E., g;
Bachman, G. O., l; Chinoweth;
Craig, l, 2; Finch; Griggs, l;Harshbarger, l; Levings; I.ooHngbill,2; McKee, 2, 3; N. Mex. Geo.-I.
Soc., I,2; Panhandle Geol. Soc.,2;
Reynolds, C. B., B; Smith, C. T., 3;
Wood, G. H.
Moya formation: Kottlowski, 2.
Nacimiento formation: Silver, Z.
Nacimiento Mountains: Armstrong.

Nakaibito formation: Allen, J. El, g;
Leopold, 2.

Nakaye formation: Kel1ey, V. C., 6;

Silver, 6. See also Magdalenagroup.
Naranjo formation: Bachman, G. O., l;
Wood, G. H.
Naschitti quadrangle: O'sullivan, 2.
Niobrara formation: Griggs, l; Lev-

ings; Panhandle Geol. Soc., l;

Stearns, C. E., l; Wood, G. H.

Northeastern New Mexico: I-evings;
Maher, l; Panhandle Geol. Soc.,
l-3; Wood, G. H.

Northern New Mexico: Armstrong;
Brill, l.

Ocate sandstone: Bachman, G. O., l;
Wood, G. H.
Ogallala formation: Griggs, l; Hale, l;Hendrickson; Howard; Judson, 4;

Levings; Roswell Geol. Soc. 4;

Wood, G. H.
Oil fields: see Economi,c Geology
Ojo Alamo sandstone: Sitver, 2.
Onate formation: Flower, B, 6; Jahns,
8; Kottlowski, 9; Roswell - Geol.
Soc.,6; Sandeen, S.
Ordovician:I05
Aleman dolomite: Flower, 6;
Jahns,
8; Jicha, 4; Kelley, V. C., 6; -Sitver,
6.

Bat Cave formation: Flower, 3, 6;

Jahns, 8; Ketley, V. C., 6; Sitver, 6.
Cable Canyon formation: Flower, 6;
Jahns, 8; Jicha, 4; Kelley, V. C., 6;
Silver, 6.

Cutter formation: Flower, 6;

Jahns,

8; Jicha, 4; Kelley, V. C., 6.
El Paso group: Flower, 2, 3, b, 6;
lahns, 8; licha,4; Kelley, V. C., 6;
Kuellmer,2; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 2;

Pray, 2; Roswell Geol. Soc., 6;

Sandeen, S; Silver, 6.

Mg-nlgya group: Jahns, 8;

Jicha, 4;Kelley, V. C., 6; Kuellmer, 2; N.

Mex. Geol. Soc., !; pray, 4, 7; Ros-

well Geol. Soc.,6; Sandeen, 3; Sil-ver, 6.

Sierrite formation: Flower, B, 6;
Jahns, 8; Ketley, V. C., 6; Sitver,
6.

Simpson gtoup: Morton; RoswellGeol. Soc., 6.

Upham dolomite: Flower, 6; Jahns,
8; Jicha, 4; Ketley, V. C., 6; Silver,
6.

Valmont formation: Jahns, 8; pray,

4; Roswell Geol. Soc., 6.

Orejon andesite: Kottlowski, 9.
Ortega formation: Barker; Montgomery,2.
Ortiz pediment gravels: Reynolds, C.

8.,3.

Paleozoic: sea Cambrian; Ordovician;Silurian; Devonian; Mississippian;Pennsylvanian; Permian
Palm Park formation: Kelley, V. C., 6;
Kottlowski, 8; Silver, 6.
Palomas gravels: Jahns, 8; Kottlowski,
8.

Pedernal Hills: Roswell Geol. Soc., 4.

Pennsylvanian: Maher, 1; McKee, l;Pittman; Pray, 5; Sandeen, 3; Stever; Szabo; Toomey; Turnbow;
Wanless, l, 2; Warn.
Adobe formation: Kottlowski, 2.
Bar B formation: Kelley, V. C., 6;
Silver, 6.
Bolander group: Kottlowski, 2.
Bruton formation: Kottlowski, 2.
Burrego formation: Kottlowski, 2.

Coane formation: Kottlowski, 2.
Council Springs limestone: Kottlow-

ski, 2.

Del Cuerto formation: Kottlowski, 2,

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Eistorical and Stratigraphic Geology(continued)'

Fresnal grouP: Looke.

Holder formation: Otte, l.

Hueco limestone: see Permian,
Hueco limestone
Log Springs formation: Armstrong'
Iuiiteri formation: Brill, l; Jahns' 8;

Kottlowski, 2; Lookingbilt, 2; N'
Mex. Geol. Soc.,2; Reynolds, C' B',
3; Wilpolt.

Masdalena group: Bachman, G' O',ti satawii, 3;'Griggs, l; Jahns, 8;
Iicha, 4; Kalish; KelIeY, V' C" 6;i(ottlowski, 9; Kuellmer, 2; N'
Mex. Geol. Soc., 2; Panhandle
Geol. Soc., 2; Roswell Geol. Soc',

4, 6; Sidwell, t-4; Silver,6; SPiegel,
3; Thompson, M. L.,2; ThomPson,
S.,3; Wanless, S; Wood, G. H'

Moya formation: Kottlowski, 2.
Nakaye formation: KelleY, V. C', 6;Silver, 6.
Red House formation: KeIleY, V. C',

6; Silver,6'

Reefs: Otte, 1,2; Plumley, l; Wells'
Sandia formation: Brill, l; Flower,
3; Jahns, 8; Kottlowski,2; N' Mex'
GeLl. Soc., !; Reynolds, C. B', 3;

Witpolt.
Story formation: Kottlowski, 2.
Percha shale: Cooper, G. A., f ,2; Flow'er,3,6; Jahns, 8; Jicha, 4; KelleY,

V. C., 6; Kottlowski, 9; Kuellmer,

2; Miller, A. K.; Sandeen, 3; Silver,
6.

Permian: Krumbein, l; LloYd, 1; Maher, l; McKee, l; Panhandle Geol'
Soc.,2; Sloss; Stewart, F. H'; Szabo;

Toomey; Turnbow.
Abo formation: Flower, 3; Jahns, 8;
KelleY, V. C., 6; Kottlowski, 2, 9;
Kuellmer,2; N. Mex' Geol' Soc', l,2, 5; Otte, l; Pray, 6, 7; Read, l;Revnolds, C. B., 3; Roswell Geol'soi., t, +,6; Sandeen, 3; Silver, 6;
Spiegel, 3; lfhomPson, S., 3; Tonking WilPolt.
Bell LanYon formation: Newell, 2;Roswell Geol' Soc., l.

Bernal formation: Bachman, G. O''l; N. Mex. Geol. Soc.,5.
Bone SPring formation: Newell, 2;Roswell Geol. Soc., l.

Brushy CanYon formation: Newell,
2; Roswell Geol. Soc., l.

Bursum formation: Flower, 3; Kott'

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lowski, 2, 9; N. Mex. Geol' Soc'' 5;
Prav, 6, 7; Roswell Geol' Soc', l' 4'6; Sandeen,3; SPiegel, S; ThomP'son, M. L',2; WilPolt'

Capitan formation: bradleY; Hale, 3;i{endrickson ; Newell, 2'

Capitan reef: Cloud; Hickok; Ros-*ell Geol' Soc', I'
Carlsbad formation: Hendrickson'
Castile formation: Hale, 3; Hendrickson; Olive; Roswell Geol'
Soc., l.

Chalk Blufi formation: Hendrickson'
Cherry CanYon formation: Newell, 2;Roswell Geol. Soc., l.

Cutler formation: Lookingbill' 2;
Read, l.

Delaware Mountain grouP: Hen'drickson; Hull; Newell, !; RigbY,l.

Dewey Lake redbeds: Roswell Geol'
Soc., l.

Glorieta formation: Flower, 3; Kottlowski, 9; N. Mex. Geol. Soc'' 5;
Otte, l; Read, l; Roswell Geol'
Soc., l, 4, 6; Sandeen, 3; Smith, C'
T., 3; Tonking; WilPolt.
Goat Seep formation: Hendrickson;
Newell, 2.
Grayburg formation: Moran,2; Newell, 2; Roswell Geol. Soc., l.

Gym limestone: Bogart; Flower, 3;
Kelley, V. C., 5.

Hueco iimestone: Bogart; Flower, 2,
3; Kottlowski, 9; N. Mex. Geol'

Soc., 5; Roswell Geol. Soc', l;Thompson, M. L.,2.
Laborcita formation: Otte, l.
Lobo formation: Jicha, 4.
Pierce Canyon formation: Miller, D'
N.
Queen formation: Moran, 2;

Newell,2; Roswell Geol' Soc., l.

Red Tanks formation: Flower, 3;
Roswell Geol. Soc., 4.
Reefs: Newell, 2; Wells.
Rustler formation: Hendrickson;
Roswell Geol. Soc., l.
Salado formation: Hendrickson; Ros'
well Geol. Soc., 1.
San Andres formation: Bachman, G.
O., l; Boyd, D. W.; Brill' l; Chisholm; Flower, 3; Griggs, l; Hendrickson; Jahns, 8; KelleY, V. C., 6;
Kottlowski, 9; Newell, 2; N. Mex.
Geol. Soc., l' 2, 5; Otte, l; PraY,
6, 7; Read, l; Reynolds, C. B., 3;

BIBLIOGRAPHY NEW MEXICO GEOLOGY
Roswell Geol. Soc., l, 4, 6; Sandeen, 3; Sidwell, 2; Silver, 6; Smith,
C. T., 3; Spiegel, 3; Thompson, S.,$; Tonking; Wilpolt.
Sangre de Cristo formation: Bachman, G. O., l; Brill, l; Girggs, l;
N, Mex. Geol. Soc., 2; RoswellGeol. Soc., 4; Sidwell, 2; Wood, G.
H.; Zeller, H. D., 3.
Seven Rivers formation: Newell, 2;Roswell Geol. Soc., l.

Tansill formation: Newell, 2; Ros-

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Fra Cristobal Mountains: Thompson, S., 3.

Kiawa Mountain formation: Barker.
Lake Valley quadrangle: Jicha,4.
Lanoria quartzite: Flower, 2.
Los Pinos Mountains: Staatz.
Magdalena Mountains: Kalish.
Manzano Mountains: Basham.
Maquinita granodiorite: Barker.
Moppin metavolcanics: Barker.

Northeastern New Mexico: Panhandle Geol. Soc.,2; Wood, G. H.

well Geol. Soc., l.
Victorio Peak formation: Newell, 2.
Yates formation: Newell, 2; Roswell

Ortega formation: Barker; Mont-

Yeso formation: Bachman, G. O., l;
Britl, l; Flower, S; Griggs, l; Jahns,
8; Kelley, V. C., 6; Kottlowski, 9;

Petaca schist: Barker.

Geol. Soc., l.

Newell,2; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 1,2,

gomery,2.
Pegmatites: Barker.

Permian Basin: Flawn, l-3.
Priest granite: Dorman.

Rio Grande depression: N. Mex.
Geol. Soc., 2.

5; Otte, l; Pray,6, 7; Read, l; ReY-

Sacramento Mountains: Roswell

nolds, C. B., 3; Roswell Geol. Soc.,
1,4,6; Sandeen,3; Sidwell,2; Silver, 6; Smith, C. T., 3; Spiegel, 3;

Sandia granite: Reynolds, C. B., 3.

Thompson, S., 3; Tonking; WiIpolt.
Permian Basin: Anon., 29; Bradley;
Hendrickson; Hull; Johnston, C.
H.; Maley; N. Mex. Geol. Soc', 4;Olive; Roswell Geol. Soc., l, 3;

Sloss; Stewart, F. H.; Weimer;
Wells.
Petaca schist: Barker.

Pictured Clifis formation: Bozanic;

Caldwell; Hayes, !; Reese, 2. See

also Mesaverde grouP'

Picuris tuft: Montgomery, 2.
Pierce Canyon formation: Miller, D.
N.
Pierre shale: Levings; Panhandle Geol.
Soc., 2; Wood, G. H.

Point Lookout formation: Bozanic;
Hayes, 2. See also Mesaverde
grouP.

Poison Canyon formation: Panhandle
Geol. Soc.,2; Wood, G. H.
Poleo formation: Lookingbill, 2.
Pollack quartz latite: Jicha,4.

Popotosa formation: Kottlowski, 6;
Spiegel, 3.

Precambrian:Black Range: Kuellmer, 2.
Burned Mountain metarhyolite:
Barker.
Caballo Mouotains: KelleY, V. C., 6.
Embudo granite: MontgomerY, 2.

Geol. Soc., 6.

Sandia Mountains: Hayes, l; ReYnolds, C. 8., 3.
Sangte de Cristo Mountains: Bachman, G, O,, l; Baldwin, 3; Kottlowski, l; Sidwell,2.
Socorro County: Spiegel, 3; WilPolt.
Tres Piedras granite: Barker.

Tularosa Basin: Sandeen, 3.
Vadito formation: MontgomerY, 2.
Priest granite: Dorman.

Puertecito quadrangle: Tonking.
Purgatoire formation: Griggs, l; Levings; Panhandle Geol. Soc., 2;
Smith, W. H.; Wood, G. H.
Quaternary: saa cenozoic
Quay County: Judson, 2, 3; Smith, S.
w.; Smith, W. H.
Queen formation: Moran, 2; Newell,

2; Roswell Geol. Soc., l.

Rancheria formation: Flower, 3, 6;
Kottlowski, 9; PraY, 7; RoswellGeol. Soc., 6.

Raton basalt: Wood, G. H.
Raton formation: Levings; Panhandle
Geol. Soc.,2; Wood, G. H.

Raton Mesa: Levings.
Razorback formation: Jicha, 4.
Red House formation: KelleY, V. C., 6;

Silver, 6. See also Magdalenagroup.

Red Mesa formation: N. Mex. Geol.
Soc., l.

Red Tanks formation: Flower, 3; Ros-

well Geol. Soc., 4.

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108

Eistorical and Stratigraphic Geolosy(continued)

Reefs: Cloud; Hickok; Newell, 2; Otte,l, 2; Plumley, l; Roswell Geol.
Soc., l; Wells.

Rio Arriba County: Barker; Lookingbill, l, 2; Sears, R. S.

Rio Grande depression: Albright, J. L.,t; Fagadau; N. Mex. Geol. Soc.,2,c, c.

Ritito conglomerate: Barker.
Rubio Peak formation: Jicha, 4.
Rustler formation: Hendrickson; Roswell Geol. Soc., l.
Sacramento Mountains: Otte, l, 2;

Plumley, l; Pray, l-7; RoswellGeol. Soc., 3, 6.

Salado formation: Hendrickson; Ros-

well Geol. Soc., l.
San Andres formation: Bachman, G,
O., l; Boyd, D. W.; Brill, l; Chisholm; Flower, 3; Griggs, l; Hendrickson; Jahns, 8; Kelley, V. C.,

6; Kottlowski, 9; Newell, 2; N.
Mex. Geol. Soc., l, 2, b; Otte, l;Pray,6, 7; Read, l; Reynolds, C.
B., 3; Roswell Geol. Soc., l, 4,6;
Sandeen, 3; Sidwell, 2; Silver, 6;

Smith, C. T., 3; Spiegel, 3; Thomp-son, S., 3; Tonking; Wilpolt. See
also Manzano group.

Sand Canyon formation: Judson, t, g.
Sandia formation: Brill, l; Flower, 3;
Kottlowski, 2; N. Mex. Geol. Soc.,
2; Reynolds, C. B.,3. See also Magdalena group.
Sandia granite: Reynolds, C. B., 3.
Sandia Mountains: Hayes, l; Reynolds,

C. 8.,3; Toomey.
Sangre de Cristo formation: Bachman,

G. O., l; Brill, l; N. Mex. Geol.

Soc., 2; Roswell Geol. Soc., 4; Sid-well, t; Wood, G. H.; Zeller, H,
D., 3.

per; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., l; O'Sullivan, 2; Read, l; Reese, l, 2; Sil-ver, 2; Smith, C. T., l-4; Turnbow; Vorbe; Wengerd, 2, 3.

San Miguel County: Bass; Griggs, l;Pittman; Stever; Weldon.
San Pedro Mountains: Armstrong.

Santa Fe County: Baldwin, l,

3;

Stearns, C. E., l-3; Sun, 1,2.
Santa Fe group: Baldwin, 3; Jahns, 7,

8; Jicha, 4; Kelley, V. C., 6; Kottlowski, 6, 8; LeMone; Montgomery, 2; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., l, 2;

Reynolds, C. B., 3; Silver, 6;
Spiegel, 3; Stearns, C. E., 3;
Thompson, S., 3; Tonking; Wil.
po1t.

Santa Rita quadrangle: Hernon, l.
Santa Rosa formation: Bachman, G. O.,l; Griggs, l; Reynolds, C. 8., 3;
Sidwell, 2. See also Dockum group,
Sarten sandstone: Jicha, 4.
Servilleta formation: Montgomery, 2,Seven Rivers formation: Newelt, 2;
Roswell Geol. Soc., l.

Shinarump conglomerate: Allen, J. E.,

8; McKee,3.
Ship Rock quadrangle: Beaumont,2.
Sierrite formation: Flower, 3, 6; Jahns,

8; Kelley, V. C., 6; Silver, 6. See

also El Paso group.
Silurian, Fusselman formation: Flower,

3, 6; Jahns, 8; Jicha,4; Kelley, V.
C., 6; Kuellmer, 2; N. Mex. Geol.
Soc., l; Pray,2,4,7; Roswell Geol.
Soc.,6; Sandeen, B; Silver,6.
Simpson group: Morton; Roswell GeoI.
Soc., 6.

Sly Gap formation: Cooper, G. A.,2;
Flower, 3, 6; Kotrlowski, 9; Roswell Geol. Soc.,6; Sandeen, S.
Socorro County: Kottlowski, 2; Spiegel,
3; Tonking; Wilpolt.
Southeastern New Mexico: see Permian
BasinSouthwestern New Mexico: N. Mex.
Geol. Soc., 3.
Spears latite: Tonking.
Story formation: Kottlowski, 2.

Sugarlump tuffs: Jicha, 4.
Summerville formation: Allen, J. E., 8;
Harshbarger, l.
Tansill formation: Newell, 2; RoswellGeol. Soc., l.

Tertiary: see Cenozoic
Tesuque formation: Baldwin, 3; Kottlowski, 6.

BIBLIOGRAPHY NEW MEXICO GEOLOGY
Thoreau formation: Smith, C. T.,8.
Thoreau quadrangle: Smith, C. T., B.
Thurman formation: Jahns, 7; Keliey,
V. C., 6; Kottlowslii, g; Silver, 6. 'Toadlena quadrangle: Zieglar.
Todilto IimestoneJ Allen, J. E., g;

Finch; Lookingbill, 2; -N. Mex.
Geol. Soc., I; Reynolds, C. 8., B;

Smith, C. T., 3.
Tohatchi formation: Allen, E'., 6-g,J.
See also Mesaverde group.

Tohatchi quadrangle: atien,i.
Treasure Mountain weldid
tuff:E'., O_S.

Barker.

Tres Piedras granite: Barker,
Triassic: Graham, J. W.; McKee, I.

Chinle formation: Allen, J. E., g;
Bachman, G. O., l; Ciiggs, t;

Lookingbitl,2; McKee, 3; N. Uex.
Geol. Soc., l; Reynolds, C. 8., B;

Smirh, C. T.,3; Tonking.

Docklm group: Bushnell, 3; Griggs,

l; Hendrickson; Howard; Kottlow_

ski, 9; Levings; N. Mex. GeoI. Soc.,
2; Roswell Geol. Soc., 6; Sidwell,
2; Spiegel, 3; Witpolu Wood, G. H.
Poleo formation: Lookingbill, 2.
Santa Rosa sandstone: Bichman, G.
O., l; Griggs, l; Reynolds, C. 8.,
3; Sidwell,2.
Shr.na1u3-p- conglomerate: Allen,
J.

E.,8; McKee, 3.

Trinidad sandstone: Levings; panhandle Geol. Soc.,2; Wood, G. H.
Tularosa Basin: Albright, J. L., Z; Sandeen, 3.

Upham dolomite: Flower, 6; Jahn!, 8;

licha, 4; Kelley, V. C., 6. See also
Montoya group.
Uvas basaltic andesite: Kottlowski, 8.
Vadito formation: Montgomery, 2.
Valmont formation: Jahns, 8; pray,4;
Rosu'ell Geol. Soc., 6.
Vermejo formation: Levings; panhandle Geol. Soc., 2; Wood, G. H.
Victorio Peak formation: Newell, 2.
Volcanic rocks: Bundy; Callaghan, l, b;
F.lston, 2; Flege; Griggs, 4; Jahns,
7, 8; Ji"hu, 2, 4, 7; Kalish; Kort-

lowski, 3, 4, 6, 9; Muehlberger;
Stearns, C.8.,2,3; Sun, 1,2; Tonking; Wilpolt; Wood, G. H.

Wanakeh formation: Bachman, G. O.,l; Wood, G. H.
Wheatland formation: Judson, B.

IVhite Sands: U. S. Natl. park Service,,

I09

Wingate sandstone: Allen, J, E., g;Harshbarger, l; N. Mex. Geol, Soc.,l; Smith, C. T.,9.

Winston beds: Kottlowski, g.

Yates formation: Newell, 2; RoswellGeol. Soc., l.

Yeso formation: Bachman, G. O., l;

Brill, t; Flower, 3; Griggs, l;-Kott_

Jahns, 8; Kelley, V. C., O;
lowski, 9; Newell,2; N. Mex. Geol.
Soc., l, 2, 5; Otte, l; pray, 6, 7;
Read, l; Reynolds, C. 8., b; Roswell Geol. Soc., l, 4, 6; Sandeen,
3; Sidwell, 2; Silver, 6; Smirh, C.
T.,3;-Spiegel, B; Tonking; Thomp_son, S., 3; Wilpolt. See also Mair_zano group.

MuP"
Abbott quadrangle, geologic: Wood, G.
H.
Aeromagnetic survey, Grant county:
Dempsey.

Airborne radioactivity anomaly: U. S.
Atomic Energy Cbmm.
Base maps: Weber,2.
Bibliography, through lg50: Burks.
Black Hawk district, geologic: Gillerman,7.
Black Range, geologic: Kuellmer, 2.
Burro Mountains, geologic: Gillerman,r, 7.

Caballo- Mountains, geologic: Doyle;
Kelley, V. C., 6.
Capitan quadrangle, geologic: Allen,
J.

8.,2.

Cochiti district, geologic: Bundy.
Colfax County:
Geologic: Levings; Wood, G. H.
Petroleum exploration: Bieberman,t0.

Curry County, petroleum exploration:
Foster, R. W.,2.

De R-aca County, petroleum exploration: Foster, R. W.,4.

Eddy County:
Geologic: Hendrickson; Johnston, C.

H.

Ground-water: Hendrickson.

Fierro-Ifanover district, geologic:

O'Sullivan, l.
Geologic: under various areas through-out this section
Grant County:

Aeromagnetic survey: Dempsey,
Geologic: Gillerman, l, 7; 1ichi, t, 4;
Kuellmer, t; Lovering; O,Sullivan,t.

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110(continued)
Maps- -c-"udrrop.

County, petroleum exploration: Bieberman, ll.
Harding County, petroleum explora-tion: Bieberman, 12.

Ilermosa district, geologic: Jahns, 6'
Hidalgo County, geologic: Flege'
Hogbick quadrangle, geologic: Beaumont, 2.
Tornada del Muerto, geologic: Wilpolt'
Hilts, geologic: WilPolt'
ioyita"fiittana quadrangle, geologic: Beaumont, 3.
Koehler quadrangle, geologic: Wood,
G. H.

Lake Valley manganese district, geologic: CreaseY.
-VaIleY quadrangle, geologic:
Lake
Ticha, l,4.

Las tablas quadrangle, geologic: Barker.
Lea CountY, geologic: Hale, l.
Lincoln County, geologic: Allen, J' E',
9

Lordsburg quadrangle, geologic: Flege'
Luna Counry, geologic: Jicha,1,4.
Magdalena district, geologic: Johnson,

J. T.
Magf,alena Mountains, geologic: Kalish.
Magnetic survey, Grant County: Dempsey.

McKinleY CountY, geologic: e1k", I'
E'.,8; o'Sullivan,2; Smith, c. T.,3.
Mineral technologY: Weber, 2.
Mining districts: NorthroP, 3.
Mora CountY:
Geologic: Bachman, G. O., l'
Petroleum exPloration: Bieberman,
r3.

Mount Laughlin quadrangle, geologic:
Wood, G. H.
Naschitti quadrangle, geologic: O'Sul-liyau 2.

Northeastern New Mexico, geologic:
Panhandle Geol. Soc., l, 3.

Northwestern New Mexico: see San
Juan BasinOiI and gas exPloration:
ColfarCountY: Bieberman, 10'
Curry CountY: Foster, R. W., 2'
De Baca County: Foster, R. W', 3'

Guadalupe County: Bieberman, l1'
Harding CountY: Bieberman, 12'
Mora CountY: Bieberman, 13.

New Mexico: Dixon, 3.
Permian Basin: Bigelow, 2.

MINERAL RESOURCES

Ouav CountY: Foster, R' 1V', 4'f,io h..itu iout tY' Bigelow, 1'
Roosevelt CountY: Foster, R' IV" 7'
San luu, Basin: iligelow, 1,3; Waati'"Miguel CountY: Foster, R' W'' 5'
San
Socorro-CountY: Foster, R. W', 6'Union CountY: Bieberman, 14'
Oil and gas fields: Cohee; Dixon, S'
Otero CountY, geologic: Otte, l'Palomas districi, geologic: Jahns, 6'

Permian Basin:

Geologic: Hale, l; Hendrickson;
Tohnston, C. H.
Pe"troleum exploration: Bigelow, 2'

Petroleum exploration: sea Oil and gas
exploration
Picuris Range, geologic: Montgomery,I

Pipelines, oil and gas: Dixon, 3.
Polash occurrences: BYrd.

Puertecito quadrangle, geologic: Tonking.

-Quay County, petroleum exploration:
Foster, R. W.,4.
Radioactivity surveys: U. S. Atomic
EnergY Comm.

Rio Arriba County:
Geologic: Barker.

Petrolium exPloration: Bigelow, l'

Rio Grande area, tectonic: KelleY, V'
c.,8.
Rio Grande Valley, geologic: Wilpolt'

Roosevelt County, Petroleum exploration: Foster, R. W., 7.
Sacramento Mountains, geologic: Otte,l.

Sandoval CountY, geologic: BundY'
Sangre de Cristo Mountains, geologic:"Bachman,
G. O., l; Montgomery,2'
San Juan Basin:
Geologic: Allen, J. E., 8, l0; Beau-mont, l-3; Finch; HaYes,2; Hunt;

Maher, l; O'sullivan, 2; Shoe-maker, l; Silver, 3; Smith, C. T.,3;

Stokes, l; Zieglat.
Petroleum exPloration: Bigelow, l,3; Waati.

Tectonic: KelleY, V. C., 13; Lue&e'
Uranium dePosits: Finch; KelleY, V'

C., 13; Shoemaker, l.
San Juan CountY, geologic: Beaumont,i'3; HuY.r, 2; O'sullivan, 2; Stokes,

l; Zieglar.

San Miguel CountY:

Geologic: Griggs, l.
Ground-water: Griggs, 1.

BIBLIOGRAPHY NEW MEXICO GEOLOGY
Petroleum exploration: Foster, R.

w.,5.

Santa Fe County, geologic: Stearns, C.
E., 3.

Santa Rita quadrangle, geologic: Loverrn8.
Sierr_a Co-unty, geologic: Doyle;

Jicha,

1,4; Kelley, V. C.,6, 15; Kueilmer,

0

Socorro County:

Geologic: Johnson, J. T.; Kalish;

Spiegel, g; Tonking; Wilpolt.
^
Ground-water:
Spiegel, i.
Petroleum exploration: Foster, R.

w.,6.

Southeastern New Mexico: sea permian
Basin

Springer quadrangle, geologic: Wood,
G. H.
Taos County, geologic: Montgomery, 2.
Tectonic: Am. Assoc. petrol, beol. 'San Juan Basin: Kelley, V. C., lB;
Luedke.
Up_per Rio Grande area: Kelley, V.

c., 8.

Thoreau quadrangle, geologic: Smith,c. T.,3.

Toadlena quadrangle, geologic: Zieglar.
Tohatchi quadrangle, geologic: Allen,

J.E.,8.

Topographic: Weber,2.
Union County:
Geologic: Levings.

Petroleum exploration: Bieberman,
14.

Uranium deposits: Schnabel.
San Juan Basin: Finch; Kelley, V. C.,

l3; Shoemaker, l.

Valencia County, geologic: Johnston,

H. C.; Smith, C. T.,9.
White Signal district, geologic: Gillerman, 8; Granger, H. C.,2,
Mineralogy

Aragonite, Carlsbad Caverns: Black, D.

M.,4.

Augite, Cabezon Peak: Brunton.
Beryl, Harding pegmatite mine: Jahns,
5.

Bibliography, through 1950: Burks.
Calcite:"Cave pearls," Carlsbad Caverns:
Black, D. M.,2,3.
"Cave pearls," Organ district: Alfredo, l.

lil

Carnotite:
Grants district: Weeks.
Shiprock district: Stokes, l.
Chalchuite: see Turquoise
Chalcocite, Rio Arriba County: Gabel-man,2.
Chinoite, Santa Rita mine: Beck,4, 6;
Givens; Guillemin.

Clay minerals: Gruner, 6; Reynolds,
D. H.; Weber, l.

Coffinite, Grants district: Gruner, 6.

Cuprosklodowskite, Grants district:

Gruner, 6.
Descloizite, Lake Valley district: Bachmann, 1,2.
Dolomite, pseudomorphs after aragonite: Andrews, D. A.
Euxenite: Young, R. W.

Fluorite: Alfredo,4.
Burro Mountains: Gillerman, l, 6.
Grants district: Kerr, 2.
Garnet, Elk Mountain: Iaffe.

General: Genth, l, 2; pilache,1,2.
Gypsum: Jicha,3.

Halite:Laguna del Perro: Woods, B.,2.

Zuni Salt Lake: Alfredo, 5; Woods,
B.,4; Woods, C.,2.
Hematite:
Grants district: Kerr, B.
Otilitic: Kelley, V. C., l.

Iddingsite: Ross.

Johannsenite, at Vanadium: Allen, V.
TO

Kaolinite, Grants district: Gruner, 6.
Kyanite, Petaca district: Corey.
Marcasite, Grants district: Gruner, 6.

Melanovanadite, Shiprock district:
Weeks.

Metaautunite, Grants district: Gruner,
6.

Metatyuyamunite:
Grants district: Gruner, 6; Weeks.
Laguna district: Weeks.
Shiprock district: Weeks.
Meteorites:
Breece: Beck, l.

Chico: LaPaz,3.

Glorieta Mountain: Beck, 3.
La Lande: Beck,2.
Mines: see Economic Geology

Mining districts: For mineralogy ofmining districts see Economic

GeologyNovacekite:

Grants district: Weeks.
Laguna district: Weeks.

NEW MEXICO BUREAU OF N{INES AND MINERAL

L12(Mineralo-Opat, gy continued)
C'iiusia Mountains: Wright, H'

8.,2.

Peqmatite minerals: Jahns, l, 3'5'
Plinaste, Caballo Mountains: Beck' 5;
Maxwell.
Potash minerals: Jones, C. L.,2.
Quartz:Grants district: Kerr, 4.
Organ district: 0wens.
Peios ValleY: Albright, J. L', l.
Rhodonite, at Vanadium: Allen, V' T',r,2.
Rossite, ShiProck district: Weeks.
Sanadine, Permian Basin: Miller, D. N.

Santafeite, Grants district: Sun, 3.
Smithsonite, Organ district: Alfredo, 3.
Soddyite, Grants district: Gruner, 6.
Staurolite, Picuris Range: Smith, I.

Thulite: NorthroP, 2.

Turquoise: Blake; Carnou Foster, E. E.
Tyuyamunite: Weeks.

Uranium minerals: Gruner, l-5, 6;
Rosenzweig; Stokes, l; Sun, 3;
Weber,3; Weeks'
Uraninite:
Grants district: Weeks.
San Iuan Basin: Rosenzweig.

Uranoihane, Grants district: Gruner,
6.

Vanadium minerals: Weeks.

Wheelerite: Loew.
Zircon, in sedimentary rocks: Poldervaart,

Mining Technology
Nore.' For listing of mining technology subjects bY countY see
Areas.

Bayard lead-zinc mine: Anon', 14'
BibliographY, through 1950: Burks.
Bland, hiitory: see Cochiti district
Blasting:
Open pit, big holes: Ballmer, 2.
Potash: Bruhn.

Bluewater uranium mill: Argall, 2;
Swainson.

Burro Mountains district, history: Gillerman, l; Harper, C.

RESOURCES

Coooer:ir'irit gt Anon., 23; Ballmer, 2;
Look.
santa Rita mine: Anon'' 23; Ballmer'
2; Goodrich; Look.
Smelting at Hurley: Anon., 22.

Waste iumP leaching, Santa Rita
mine: Goodrich.
Dawson coal mine, historY: Secrest.

Deming lead-zinc mill: Anon', ll;
Weis.
Development, mining: sea Mining
Drilling:
Big blast holes, Santa Rita mine:
Ballmer, 2.
Blast holes, Potash: Bruhn.

Diamond drilling: Soule, 2.
Uranium exploration: LYnn
Duval Sulphui and Potash Co. potash
mine: Anon., 7; Messer; Tong.
Duval Sulphur and Potash Co. potashrefinery: Atwood, G' E.
Elizabethtown district, history: Alford,
2; Knaus; Pettit; Wolle.
Exploration: Schmitt, H. Sae also Minirrg.

Diamond dritling, TorPedo coPPer
mine: Soule, 2.
Drilling for uranium: LYnn.

Uranium: Wolfe.

Flotation, potash, Duval Sulphur andPotash Co. refinery: Atwood, G. E.
General: Anderson, E. C., l; ConwaY;

Morris: Stubbs.

Georgetown district, history: Alford, 2;Cannon, J. B.

"Ghost towns": Alford, 2; Wolle. See
also History.

Grants district, history: Towle; Winters, l.

Ground Hog lead-zinc mine: Anon., 8.
Hanover zinc mine: Babcock; Snell.
Hansonburg district, history: Kottlowski, 2.

Harding.mine:
History: Jahns,5.
Mining methods: Anon., 2; Montgomery, l.
Haulage, potash: Bruhn; Chafetz, 4, 5,

Cerrillos district, history: Knaus.

Haystack uranium mine: Anon., 2l;Anderson, E. C., 3.
Clav: Weber.

Strachan; WaYlett.
Headframe, building then moving overshaft: Anon., 7.

enson, D.
Concentration: see Milling; Refining
Cooks Peak district, history: Jicha' 4.

History:

Chloride district, history: Aford, 2;

Coiniti district, history: Bundy; Stev-

Burro Mountains district: Gillerman, l; Harper, C.

BIBLIOGRAPHY NEW MEXICO GE,OLOGY
Chloride district: Alford, 2; Anderson, E. C.,8.
Cerrillos district: Knaus,

Cochiti district: Bundy; Srevenson,
D.

Cooks Peak district:Jicha,4,
I)awson coal mine: Secrest,

State land: N. Mex. State Land Office, 1,2; Walker.
U. S. potash land: Smirh, H. I.
Magdalena disrrict, history: Alford, 2;Harrington, l; Wolle.

Milling: see also processing

Elizabethtown district: Alford, 2;Knaus; Pettit; Wolle.
Georgetown disrrict: Alford, 2; Cannon, J. B,
Grants district: Towle; Winters, l.
Hansonburg district: Kottlowski, 2.

Harding mine: Jahns, !.

La|<e_-Vall_ey disrrict: Creasey;t13

Bayard lead-zinc mine: Anon., 14.

Bluewater uranium mill: Argall, 2;
Swainson.

Deming lead-zinc mill: Anon., ll;
Weiss.

Hanover zinc mine: Snell.
Lead: Anon., ll, 14; Weiss.
Rare earth ores: Zadra.

Jicha,

Shiprock uranium mill: Anon., 24,

Magdalena disrrict: Alford, 2; HLar.
rington, l; Wolle.

Uranium: Anon.,24, ZE, 5I; Argall,
2; Kennedy; Swainson; Towle; U.

4; Kuellmer, 2.

Mogollon district: Alford, 2; Burridge; Hoover, H. A., l, 2; Wolle.

New Mexico: Murphey.

Organ district: eitora, 2; Raynor;
Soule, 1,2; Wolle.
Pecos mine: Alford, l, Z.
Pinos Altos district: Woods, 8., l.
Red River disrict: Knaus.
San Pedro district: Bullock, l, Z;

James, t; Wolle; Woods, B., 10.
Santa Rita mine: Conner.

Water Canyon district: Smith, T. E.,
1.

White Oaks district: Alford, Z;;ames, 3; Wiggins; Wolle; Woods,

B.,9.
White Signal district: Gillerman, 5;Granger, H. C., l, Z.

Hoisting: Anon., 19.
Hurley copper smelter: Anon., 22.
Iron, mining: Kniffin.
Jackpile uranium mine: Anon., 20; Argall, 3; Colwell; Hough, 4; Waylett.
Lake_.Valley district, history: Creasey;
Jicha, 4; Kuellmer, 2.
Laws, state:
Location of claims: Anderson, E. C.,
I

Mine safety: N, Mex. State Inspectorof Mines.

Tax: Ripley.
Leaching, Santa Rita mine waste
dumps for copper: Goodrich.
Lead:

Milling: Anon., ll, 14; Weiss.
Mining: Anon., 8, 14.
Leasing:

25, 3l; Kennedy; Waylett.

Vanadium Corp.; Waylett.
_S.
Zinc: Anon., ll, 14; Snell; Weiss.
Mines:
Directory: Garcia, l-8.

Uranium: Anon., Bl; Anderson, E.
C.,2; Finch; Schnabel.

Mining:Bayard lead-zinc mine: Anon., 14.
Blasting and drilling, porash: Bruhn.
Blasting, big drill holes: Ballmer, 2.
Cerrillos district: Higgins.

Continuous mining porash: Bruhn;
Gardner, H. L.
Copper: Anon., 23; BalLner, 2; Look,
Duval Sulphur and Potash Co. potash mine: Anon., l; Messer; Tong,
Electric power: Chafetz, l.
Fierro iron mine: Knifin.
Ground Hog lead-zinc mine: Anon.,8.

Ifanover zinc mine: Babcock.
Harding pegmatite mine: Anon., 2;

Montgomery, l.
Haulage, potash: Bruhn; Chafletz, 4,5.

Hoisting: Anon., lg.

Iron: Kniftn.

Jackpile uranium mine: Anon., 20;
Argall, 3; Colwell.
Laws, state: N. Mex. State Inspectorof Mines; Ripley.
Lead: Anon., 8, 14.
Leasing state land: N. Mex. StateLand Oftce, 1,2.
Pegmatites: Anon., 2; Montgomery,l.

Perlite: Anon., 3-8, 9, lZ, lI; Argall,l; Kurnewsky, l, 2.
Pewabic zinc mine: Anon., 10.

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NEW MEXICO BUREAU OF MINES

tl+

Developments: see Potash, 1950, etc'
nuval ^SulPhur and Potash Co' mineand refiirery: Anon', 7; Atwood' G'
E.; Tong.
Flotation: Atwood, G. E.
Haulage: Bruhn; Chafetz, 4, 5'Intern"ational Minerals and Chemical CorP.: Chafetz,6.
Mining: Anon., 19; Bruhn; Chafetz'(continued)

TechnologY
Mininc-19i''--"pl-trrt
Bruhn; Chafetz'- -t-5; t enonHarleY' 2;
Gardner, H' L';

Haworth; Herbert; KurrelmeYer;
Kutnewsky, 3i Larz; Messer; Nor'dYke; Tong.
Sania Rita m-ine: Anon',23; Ballmer'

2; Look.
Scoria: AverY.

l-5; Gardner, H. L.; Harley, 2;Haworth; Herbert; KurrelmeYer;
KutnewskY, 3; Latz; Messer; Nor'

Shaft sinking: Anon', 7; HarleY' 2;
Haworth; Herbert; Latz; Tong'
Socorro Perlite mine: Anon', 12; Arsall, l; KutnewskY' l' 2'
Uianium: Anon., 20, 2l; Argall' 3;
Bruvn; Colwell; Dare; Hough' 2'4; Huttl, 2; Lowell; LYnn; Rich'

dvke; Tong.

Potash Co. of America mine: Anon"t9; Harley, 2.

Refining: Aiwood, G. E.; KutnewskY'
8.

Schnabel; SPurrier' 5i"idtot;Strachan; Towle; U. S. VanadiumCorp.; WaYlett.

Ventilation: Bruhn.
Woodrow uranium mine: Argall' 3'

Zinc: Anon- 8, 10, 14; Babcock; Higoins: Tavlor, T. H.' E.
Mining dittri.t , l6cation: Northrop' 3'
Mining historY: see HistorY

Mogoltn disirict, history AJfor9' :;Burridge; Hoover, H' A" l'2;

Wolle.

No Agua Perlite mine: Anon', 3-5' 9't7.

Open Pit mining: see Santa Rita mine;
IackPile mine
ai'strict, history: Alford, 2; RayOrdn"nor; Soule, l; Wolle'
Pecos mine, historY: Alford' l' 2'Pegmatite, mining: Anon" 2; Mont'gomery, l.
Perlite:- -rtfi"i"g'Anon., 3-5, 9, 12, 17; Argall'l; KutnewskY, 1,2.
No Agua mine: Anon', 3'5'9'17'
Proce"ssing: Anon., 3-5, 9; Argall' 1;
KutneiskY, 1,2; Weber' 4'
Socorro dePosit: Anon', 12; Argall' l;KutnewskY, 1,2'

Pewabic zinc mine: Anon', l0'
Pinos Altos district, history: Woods' B"l.

Potash:19501 HarleY,

Perlitei Anon., 3-5, $; Argall, l;Weber, 4.
Pumice: UtleY.

Production: Anderson, E' C', l; N'
Mex. Mining Assoc., l; Stubbs' See
also HistorY.
1949: Martin, A. J., t; U' S' Bur'
Mines, 3.
1950: Anon., l; Garcia, l; Martin, A'
T., 4; U. S. Bur. Mines, 5'lgil: Garcia, 1,2; IVlartin, A'l',2'5iTaylor, J. H., t; U. S' Bur' Mines'
6.

1952: Garcia, 2, 3; Martin, A' l'' 3,7;
Stubbs; TaYlor, J. H., 3; U' S' Bur'
Mines, 7, 9,
1953: Garcia, 3, 4; Martin' A' J" 6;

Tavlor, I. H., 4.

tgs4i cariia,4, 5; schmitt, H.
1955: Garcia,5.
Prospecting:Celntrat"district, bedded deposits:
Fowler.

Leasing state land: N. Mex. StateLand Office, l' 2.
Location of claims: Anderson, E C',
I

l; LibbeY'

l95l: Albright, H. M'; HarleY' 3;
Huttl, l.

1952: Chafetz, 2tHarleY,4; Huttl'Ware, l.

Southwest Potash CorP. mine: Herbert.
Potash Co. of America Potash mine:Anon., 19; HarleY 2'
Processing: sea also Milling

1953: HarleY, 5;Warc'2'
1954: HarleY,6, 7.
Bulk storage: Chafetz, 6'l;Uranium: Wolfe.
Pumice, processing for use in soaP:
UtleY.

Radio iommunication, Santa Rita
mine: Look.
Red River district, history: Knaus'
Re0ning, Potash: Atwood, G' E'
Salt "mining":

BIBLIOGRAPHY NEW MEXICO GEOLOGY
Laguna del perro: Woods,8,, 7.
Zuni Salt Lake: Woods, B.4; Woods,c.,2.

San Pedro district, history: Bullock, l,

2; James,2; Wolle; Woods, 8., 10.

Santa Rita copper mine: Anon., 28;

Ballmer, 2; Conner; Goodrich;

Look.

Scoria, mining: Avery.

l15
Bayard mine: Anon., 14.
Deming mill: Anon., ll; Weiss.
Ground Hog mine: Anon., g.

Ilanover mine: Babcock; Snell.
Milling: Anon., ll, 14; Snell; Weiss.
Mining: Anon., 8, 10, 14; Babcock;
Higgins; Taylor, J. H., 3.
Pewabic mine: Anon,, 10.

Shaft sinking: Anon., 7; Herberr; Oil and Gas Technology
Tong.
Artificial lift methods, deep wells: BorFreezing method: Harley, 2; IJLa-

worth; Latz.
Shiprock uranium mill: Anon., 24, 25,

3I; Kennedy; Waylert.
Smelting, copper, Hurley: Anon., 22.
Socorro perlite mine and mill: Anon.,l; Kutnewsky, l, 2.
- 12; Argall,
Southwest
Potash Corp. poiash mine:
Herbert.

Statistics, mining: see production,r949-1955.

Tyrone, history: see Burro Mountains
district.
Uranium:
Bluewater mill: Argall, 2; Swainson.
Developments: Anon., lB; Barnes, S.
Exploration drilling: Lynn.
Haystack mine: Anon., 2l; Strachan;
Waylett.

Jackpile mine: Anon., 20; Argall, B;
Colwell; Hough, 4; Waylett.
List of mines and prospects: Anon.,3l; Anderson, E. C.,2.
Milling: Anon., 24, 25, Bt:' Atgall, Z;
Kennedy; Swainson; Towle; U. S.
Vanadium Corp.; Waylett.

land.

Asphalt production: Koonce.
Bibliography, rhrough t950: Burks.
Cementing wells: Ayers.
Completion methods: Bieberman, 5, ?;Carlson, R. F., 2; Fosrer, R. W., l;
McGhee, l.

Fracturing with water: Anon., 26;

CoeI; Hurst, l, 2.
Lateral drain hole drilling; Eastman.
Permian Basin: Hurst, l, !.
San Juan Basin: Allen, R. W., l;
Ayers.

Shooting: Ayers.

Conservation: Carlson, R. F,, l, 2;

T"..y.

Developments: Dixon, l-B; Lahee, l-5;

Natl. Oil Scours & Landmen,sAssoc., l-5; N. Mex. Mining Assoc.,
N. Mex. OiI & Gas Eng. Comm.,l;l-9; N. Mex. Oil Conservation

Comm.; OiI and Gas Jour.; Stubbs;

U. S. Bur. Mines, B, 5, 6, 8, 9;World Oil, 1,2; Ximenes. See also

Completion methods; Drilling

practice.

Mining: Anon., 20, 2l; Argall, i;Future possibilities: see Economic

ardson; Schnabel; Spurrier, b,del Muerro: Albright, J, L.,
Jornada<)Bruyn; Colwell; Dare; Hough,2,4;Huttl, 2; Lowell; Lynn; Rich-

Strachan; Towle; U. S. VanadiumCorp.; Waylett.
Prospecting and exploration: Wolfe.

Shiprock mill: Anon.; 24, 2b, Zl;

Kennedy; Waylert.
Woodrow mine: Argall, 3.
Ventilation, potash mines: Bruhn.
Water Canyon district, history: Smith,

Geology, OiI and gas possibilities

Northeastern New Mexico: Bieberman, 10, 12-14; Gardner, F. l., Z;
McCaslin; Rocky Mt. Oil Report-

er, 3.
Permian Basin: Barnes; 4; Bigelow, 2;

Little; Murphli Terry.

1950: Lahee, l; NIiller, H. A.; Natl.
Oil Scouts & Landment Assoc., l.

T. E., L
White Oaks district, history: Alford, 2;James, B; Wiggins; Wolle; Woods,

l95l: Hedden; rngalls, 3; Lat,ee,2;Logan, l; Natl. Oil Scouts & Land-

White Signal district, hisrory: Giller-

Conservation Comm.; Rocky Mt.

8.,9.

man, 5; Granger, H. C., 1,2.
Woodrow uranium mine: Argall, g.

Zinc:

men's Assoc., 2; N. Mex. Oil & Gas

Eng. Comm., 2, 9; N. Mex. Oil

Oil Reporter, 2; Staley.

1952: HooU Ingalls, b-7; Lahee, n;Natl. Oil Scouts & Landmen,sNEW MEXICO BUREAU OT MINES AND

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Oil and Gas Teehnology (continued)
Assoc', 3; N. Mex. Oil & Gas Eng'
Comm', 4, 9; N. Mex. Oil Conservation Comm.; Rocky Mt' Oil
Reporter, 2; Smith, C. W'; Swords,

l; Vertrees.

1953: Anderson, K.; Estlow; Ingalls,
10, ll; Kornfield; Lahee,4; Logan'

2; Martin, R. H.; Natl. Oil Scouts& Landmen's Assoc., 4; N' Mex'
Oil & Gas Eng. Comm., 6, 9; N'
Mex. Oil Conservation Comm';

Rocky Mt. Oil RePorter, 2; Stead,
F. L., l; Swords,2.
1954: Gardner, 3; Hardison; Lahee,

5; Luckett; Natl. Oil Scouts &Landmen's Assoc., 5; N. Mex. Oil& Gas Eng. Comm., 8,9; N' Mex'
Oil Conservation Comm'; RockY
Mt. Oil RePorter,2'

1955: RockY Mt. oil RePorter, t'
Raton Basin: see DeveloPments,

Northeastern New Mexico'

Rio Grande dePression: Albdght, J'
L.,2.

Rocky Mountain region: sea Developments, San Juan Basin

San Iuan Basin: Allen, R' 1V', l;Birnes, 2, 3, 6; Bigelow, l' 3;

Budd; CooPer, J. C., l; Donaldson;
Harris, J. J.; King, V. L'; Larsen;
fiUY, l, 2;- MaceY; Rinehart; Um-bach, 1,5,6, l3; Zakis.
1950: Ingalls, 1,2, 4; Lah'ee, 1; Natl'Oil Scouts & Landmen's Assoc', l;MINERAL RESOURCES

Oil Scouts & Landmen's Assoc', 5;

N. Mex. Oil & Gas Eng. Comm'' 7'

9; N. Mex. Oil Conservation
Comm.; RockY Mt. Oil RePorter'l; Umbach, ll.

1955: DoughertY; Gardner, F' J', 5;Mencher, 2; Rocky Mt. Oil Re-

Dorter, l; Umbach, 12.
southwestern New Mexico: Sandeen,l.

Drilling:
Activity: see DeveloPments
Pracdce: sae Drilling Practice
Drilline practice:com[lttion methods: see ComPletion methods

Gas drilling: Fuller, l, 2; Hollis;
Hough, lI Lemmons; Mencher, 3;
Nicofson; Owen; Wilson, G' M', l'Lateral drain holes: Eastman'
Mud: Leland; MaYhew, 1,2; Schultz'
1,2.
Permian; Basin: Bachman, W' S';
Bromell, l'3; Brown, D. C.; Erwin;
Tohnson, D'; McGhee, 2; Mc'
Laughlin, P. L.; Schultz,2'San Iian Basin: Allen, R. IV" l;Fuiler, l, 2; Hollis; Hough, l;King, V. L.; Leland; LillY, 2;-Manuel;-Mayhew, l, 2; Mize, 2; Owen;

Wilson, G. M., f.
Exploration: see also Developments
Geophysical: see GeoPhYsics anil
Geochemistry

Tatum; Umbach,2.

Maps: Bieberman, 10-14; Bigelow'
ll4; Dixon, 3; Foster, 2-7; Waati,
Fracturing with water: Coel; Hurst, l,Assoc.,2; N. Mex. Oil & Gas Eng'

Future possibilities and developments:

l95l: BirdseYe; Goodin; La}l.ee, 2;Natl' Oil Scouts & Landmen'sComm., t, 9; N. Mex. Oil Conservation Comm.; RockY Mt. Oil

Reporter, l; Umbach,4.
1952: tahee, 3; Menneer; Natl' Oil
Scouts & Landmen's Assoc', 3; N'
Mex. Oil & Gas Eng. Comm., 3,9;
N. Mex' Oil Conservation Comm';
RockY Mt. Oil RePorter, l; Um-bach,7,9.
1953: Harris, R. W.; Hough, 3; Ingalls, 9, 12; Lahee, 4; Natl' Oil

Scouts & Landmen's Assoc., 4; N'
Mex. Oil & Gas Eng. Comm.,5,9;

N. Mex. Oil Conservation Comm';
RockY Mt. Oil RePorter, l; Um'bach,10.

1954: Arnold; Gardner, F- J., 4; La'

hee,5; Mencher, l; MorriseY; Natl'9

see'Economic GeoIogY, Oil and gas

possibilities
Gasoline extraction:

From gas: see Natural'gasoline
olantsFrLm oil: see Refining, oil

Gas treating plants: Atcheson; Cronenberg; Willis,3.
Gasoline extraction: sae Naturalgasoline Plants

HClium extlaction: Foster, A. L.
Sulfur extraction: FitzPatrick, 2.
General: Spurrier, 1-4; Stubbs'
Helium extraction Plant: Foster, A. L'
History: see DeveloPments
Mud, drilling: see Drilling practice,
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Natural-gasoline plants: Grifin; Henwood; Macey.
Oil refineries: see Refining, oil
Pipeline:
Corrosion: Emerson; paredes,
Gas: Barnes, 2; Dixon, B; Eichelmann, l, 2; Mize, l; perkins, l, 2;

Pierce, 2; Rirtmann; Willis, l;Ximenes.

Oil: Anon., 18; Dixon, 3.
Petroleum products: Allen, E. I.

Pumping, gas: Eichelmann, l,Miller, W. H.

2;

Production: see alw Developments
Natural gas: Colby.
Pumping:
Deep wells: Borland.
Gas: Eichelmann, 1,2; Miller, W. H.

Refining, oil: Jacobs; Kirby, l-3;
Koonce; Oil and Gas Jour.; With-ers, l-8.
Secondary recovery of oil: Interstate
Oil Compact Comm,
Shooting wells: Ayers,
Statistics: sea Developments
Storage, gas, underground: Wiederkehr.

Sulfur extraction plant: Fitzpatrick, 2.
Taxes, state: Loveless; Ripley.
Treating plants, gas: sce Gas treating

plantslVell samples, library: Bieberman, I,2,
4, 6, 8.

Paleontology
Aconthopecten carbonif erous : Brill, 2.
Algae, Permian: Newell, 2.
Ammonoids, Devonian: Miller, A. K.
Amphibians:
Permian: Langston, l, 2.
Triassic: Olsen.
Aspideretes: Allen, J. E., 8.
Baena: Nlen, J. E., 8.

mammillatus:

Bowsher,

Bibliography:

Through 1950: Burks.
Vertebrates: Camp.
Bliss sandstone: Flower, l-6.
Brachiopods:

Devonian: Cooper, G. A., l,2.
Pennsylvanian: Gehrig; Otte, l.
Permian: Newell, 2; Otte, l.

Buettneria pcrfecta: Olse*
Cambrian: Flower, l-3, 6.
Cephalopods: Flower, 4.
Cenozoic:

Plants: Lamotte.
Vertebrates: Simpson, 3.

G. 4., t, 2;Otte, l; Szabo;

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Paleontology ( continueil)

Amphibians: Langston, l, 2.

Fusulinids: Newell, 2; Otte, l;

ThomPson, M. L., l.
Physetocriius lobatus : Bowsher, l.
Plants, Cenozoic: Lamotte,
Pollen: Sears, P. B.
Porostictia: Cooper, G. 4., l.
Pseuilofusulina.' Thompson, M. L., l.
Pseudoschwagerina.' Thompson, M. L.,l.

Quaternary:see Cenozoic

Scaphites: Cobban, I.

Sciwagerina: ThomPson, M. L', l.
Sponges, Permian: Newell, 2.

$riigospira Prima: CooPer, G. A., f.
T eilhardelta whitakeri : Simpson, 3.

Tertiary: see Cetozoic

Tohatchi formation: Allen, J. E., 6, 8'
Triassic, amphibians: Olsen.
Trilobites, Permian: Newell, 2.
Triticites: ThomPson, M. L., l.
Turtles: Allen, J. E., 8'

Petrology
Note.' See Histotical anil Strati'

graphic GeologY for unit names origei of igneous and metamorPhic
rocks.

Amphibolite: Montgomery, 2.
Andesite: Barker; Callaghan, 2, 5;
Jahns, 8; Jicha' 4; Kuellmer, 2.

Hornfels: MontgomerY, 2.
Intrusive rocks: Callaghan, 2.
Black Range: Kuellmer, 2-4.
Capitan quadrangle: Patton.

Copper FIut luillsboro) intrusive:
Kuellmer, 3, 4.

Hanover-Fierro stock: Belt.
Temez Mountains: BundY.
Ladron Mountains: Duschatko, 2.

Lake Valley quadrangle: Jicha, 4.

Picuris Range: MontgomerY, 2.
San Juan Basin: Callaghan, l.

Santi Rita intrusive: Hernon, l.
Sierra Cuchillo: Jahns, 8'
Tohatchi quadrangle: Balk.
Ladron Mountains: Duschatko, 2.
Lake Valley quadrangle: Jicha, 2, 4.

Las Tablas quadrangle: Barker.
Latite: Callaghar,,2, 5; Jicha, 4; Kuellmer,2; Sun 2.
Limburgite: Stearns, C.8., 2' 3.
Lordsburg quadrangle: Flege.

Magdalena Mountains: Johnson, J. T.;
Kalish.
Metamorphic rocks:
Manzano Mountains: Basham.
Picuris Range: MontgomerY, 2.
Metaquartzite: Barker; Montgomery, 2.
Metarhyolite: Barker.
Minette: Balk.
Monzonite: Sun, 2.

Pegmatite: Barker; Jahns, l,Perlite: Mills.

C. E,',2,3; Sun, 2.
Basaltic andesite: Kottlowski, 8.
Bibliography, through 1950: Burks.
Black Range: Kuellmer, 2-4,

Quartz latite: Callaghan, 2, 5.

Maxwell; Smith, C. T., 3; Stearns,

Burro Mountains: Gillerman, l; Kleinhampl, l.
Caballo Mountains: Beck, 5; KelleY, V.

C.,6; Maxwell.
Capitan quadrangle: Patton.
Carrizozo lava flow: Allen, J. E.,3.
Copper Flat (Hillsboro) intrusive:
Kuellmer, 3, 4.
Diabase: Kuellmer, 2; MontgomerY, 2.
Dwyer quadrangle: Elston, 2.
Gneiss: Montgomery, 2.

Granite: Barker; Dorman; Jahns, 8;
Kuellmer, l-4; Montgomery, 2'

Granodiorite: Barker; BelU Jicha, 4;
Kuellmer, l-4.

Hanover-Fierro intrusive, Grant CountY: Belt.

3, 4;Montgomery, 2.

Basalt: Allen, J. E., 3; Balk; Barker;
Beck, 5; Callaghan, 1,2, 5; Flege;
6;
Jahns, 8; licha, 4,7; Kottlowski,

Phyllite: Montgomery, 2.
Picuris Range: MontgomerY, 2.
Pyroclastic rbcks: Balk; Barker; Jicha,
4; MontgomerY,2'
Callaghan, 2, 5; Jahns, 8;
Iihyolite:'
Jicha, 4; Kalish; Johnson, J. T.;
Kuellmer, 2.

Rio Grande country: N' Mex. Geol.
Soc., 2, 5.
San Juan Basin: Callaghan, l; N. Mex'Geol. Soc,, l.

Santa Fe area: Stearns, C. 8.,2, 3.

Schist: Barker; Montgomery, 2.
Sierra Cuchillo: Jahns, 8Southwestern New Mexico: Callaghan,
5; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 3.
Spilitic intrusion, Ladron Mountains:
Duschatko, 2.
Tohatchi quadrangle: Balk.
Trachybasalt: Balk.

Tuff: Balk; Barker; BundY; Jic}:,la, 4;Montgomery,2.

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Volcanic rocks: Callaghan, !.
Black Range: Kuellmer, 2.
Burro Mountains: Gillerman, l.
Caballo Mountains: Beck, E.
Capitan quadrangle: patton.
Dwyer quadrangle: Elston, Z.
Endomorphic efiects of xenoliths:

Kuellmer, l.

Jemez Mountains: Bundy.

Lake Valley quadrangle: Jicha, 2, 4.
Las Tablas quadrangle: Barker.
Lordsburg quadrangle: Flege.
Magdalena Mountains: Johnson, J.
T.; Kalish.
San Juan Basin: Callaghan, l.
Santa Fe area: Stearns, C. E,, 2, B;

Sun, l, 2,Sierra Cuchillo: Jahns, 8.
South-central New Mexico: Jahns, 7,8; Kottlowski,6,8.
Southwestern New Mexico: Callaghan, 5.
Tohatchi quadrangle: Balk.

Physical and Structural Geology
Alluvial fans: Blissenbach; Bryan, 5.
Basin and Range: Callaghan,4.
Bibliography, through 1950: Burks.
Black Range: Kuellmer, 2.
Buried island, Santa Rosa: Gardner, J.

H.

Caballo Mountains: Bushnell, l;
Doyle; Kelley, V. C., 6; Silver, 6.
Calderas: Shoemaker, 2; Stearns, H. T.
Capitan quadrangle: Allen, J. 8.,2, 5,

Capulin Mountain cinder cone: U. S.
Natl. Park Service, L

Carlsbad Caverns: Black, T. H.; Sutherland; U. S. Natl. Park Service, 3.
Carrizozo laval flow: Allen, J. E., 3.

Caves:

Carlsbad Caverns: Black, T. H.;
Sutherland; U. S. Natl. Park Serv-

ice,3.
Fort Stanton cave: James, l.
Gypsum Plain: Olive.
Reserve area: Martin, P, S., 2.
Cerrillos Hills: Disbrow.

Cinder cones: U. S. Natl. Park Service,t.

Clastic dikes: Panhandle Geol. Soc., l,
J.

Cliff retreat: Koons.

Copper Flat (Hillsboro) inrrusive:
Kuellmer, 3.
Diatremes: Shoemaker, 2; Stearns, H.

T.

l19

Dikes, clastic: Panhandle Geol. Soc., l,3.

Drainage development, Sacramento
Mountains: Bates.
Dunes, White Sands: Jicha, 6; Russell;
U. S. Narl. park Service, 2,

Eddy County: Hendrickson.
Erosion:Arroyo cutting: Antevs, l; Bryan, B;

Dodge; Judson, l; Leopold, 2;Senter.

Caballo Mountains: Kelley, V. C., 6.
Chaco Canyon: Bryan,5; Senter.
Clift retreat: Koons.

Drainage development: Bates.
Pediments: Allen, J. E., 8; Bryan, 2.
Slopes: Kelley, V. C., 6.
Surfaces: Fitzsimmons, 3; Kelley, V.

c.,6.

Terraces: Kelley, V. C.,6.

Wind: Bryan,5.

Estancia Basin: Roswell Geol. Soc., 4.
Float blocks in volcanics: Kottlowski, S.
Flood plains: Kelley, V. C., 6.

Floods : see Water,Eloods

Fra Cristobal Mountains: Thompson,s., r-3.
Fracture patterns:

Lucero Mesa: Bucher, l; Duschatko,l.

San Juan Basin: Kelley, V. C., 14.

Zuni Mountains: Bucher, l, 2; Gilkey, l, 2.

Gallina uplift, Rio Arriba County:
Lookingbill, 1,2.
General: Eardley; Fenneman; Jones, S.
M.,2; King, P. 8., l.
Hogback quadrangle: Beaumont, 2.
Jemez Mountains: Stearns, H. T.

Joints: see Fracture patterns
Kirtland quadrangle: Beaumont, 3.
Lake Valley quadrangle: Jicha, 1,4.
Landslides, Tohatchi quadrangle: Allen, l. E., 8.
Las Tablas quadrangle: Barker.
Lava flows: Allen, J. E., 3.
Lordsburg quadrangle: Flege.
Lucero Mesa: Bucher, l; Duschatko, l.
Magdalena Mountains: Johnson, J. T.;
Kalish.
Manzano Mountains: Basham.
Mines: saa Economic Geology
Mining districts: see Economic Geology
Monoclines: Kelley, V. C., 2, f l-f 3, 16.
Mud-crack polygons: Knechtel.
Naschitti quadrangle: O'sullivan, 2.

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Physical and Structural GeologY(continued)

Southeastern New Mexico: see Permian
BasinNortheastern New Mexico: Cline; Levings; Panhandle Geol' Soc., l-3;
Wood, G. H.

Southwestern New Mexico: N. Mex'Geol. Soc., 3.
Stvolites: Riebv, 2.
Sribsidence iioighs (sinkholes): olive'

Oil ind gas fields: see Economic Geol-

Tecolote Mountains: Stever.
Tectonics: Am. Assoc. Petrol. Geol.;
King, P. B', l.

Northwestern New Mexico: see San
Juan Basinogy

Pedernal Hills: Roswell Geol. Soc.,4.
Pediments: Bryan,2.
Tohatchi quadrangle: Allen, J. E.' 8.
Permian Basin: N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 4;
Olive.
Picuris Range: Montgomery, 2'Playa lakes: Knechtel; Zeller, R' A., 2'
Post-Laramide sEuctures: Jones, S' M.,
I

Puertecito quadrangle: Tonking.
Rio Grande depression: Anderson, R'
C.,2; Fagadau; N. Mex. Geol. Soc.,
9

Sacramento Mountains: Pray,3, 7; Ros-

well Geol. Soc., 3.
San Andres Mountains: Kottlowski, 9.

Sandia Mountains: KelleY, V, C., l0;
Reynolds, C. 8., l-3.
Sangte de Cristo Mountains: Bachman,G. o., l; Baltz, E. H.,5.
San Juan Basin: Allen, J. E., 8; Beau-mont, l-3; Bryan, $; Hayes, 2;
Hoover, W. B.; Hunt; Kelley, V.
C.,2,9,12, 13, 16; Luedke; N. Mex.
Geol. Soc., l; O'Sullivan,2; Senter;
Shoemaker, 3; Silver, 3; Smith, C.

T., r,3.

San Miguel County, Griggs, l.

Santa Fe area: Baldwin, l, 3; Stearns,c. E., l-3.

Santa Rita quadrangle: Hernon, l;Lovering; Ordonez, l, 2.

Sedimentation:

Alluvial fans: Blissenbach.

Arroyo filling: Antevs, l; Bryan, 5;Senter.
Chaco Canyon: Bryan, S; Senter.
Flood plains: KelleY, V. C., 6'
Rio Grande ValleY: KelleY, W. DSanta Fe area: Baldwin, l.

Ship Rock quadrangle: Beaumont,2.
Sierra County region: Kelley, V. C., 15.
Sierra Cuchillo: Jahns, 8.
Sinkholes: Hollander; Olive.
Socorro CountY: Spiegel, 3; WilPolt.
South-central New Mexico: Kottlowski,
4; N. Mex. Geol. Soc., 5.

Mesa: Jones, S. M', f .
Chupadera-Grandedepression: Kelley, V. C',

Rio

7, 8.
San Juan Basin: KelleY, V. C.,2,9,ll-13, 16; Luedke.

Terraces: Kelley, V. C., 6.
Thoreau quadrangle: Smith, C. T., 3.
Toadlena quadrangle : Zieglar.

Tohatchi quadrangle: Allen, J. E., 8.

Tularosa Basin: Sandeen, 3'White Sands: Jicha, 6; Russell; U. S.

Natl, Park Service,2.
Xenoliths: Kuellmer, l.
Zuni Mountains: Bucher, l, 2; Gilkey,r,2.
Physiography
Alluvial fans: Blissenbach.

Arroyos: Antevs, l; Bryan, 5; Dodge;
Judson, l; Leopold,2; Senter.
Basin and Range province: Atwood,

W. W.; Callaghan, 4; Fenneman.

Bibliography, through 1950: Burks.
Black Range: Kuellmer, 2.
Bolsons: Keyes, l.

Caballo Mountains: KelleY, V. C., 6;
Silver, 6.

Calderas: Shoemaker' 2; Stearns, H' T.
Caves, Carlsbad Caverns: Black, T. H.;

Sutherland; U. S. Natl, Park Service, 3.

Cinder cones: U. S. Natl. Park Service,
1.

Clifts: Koons.
Colorado Plateau province: Atwood,

W. 1V.; Bryan,5; Fenneman; Senter.
Dissected slopes: Ke1ley, V. C., 6.
Drainage development, Sacramento

Mountains: Bates.
Dunes: Jicha, 6; Russell; U. S. Natl.
Park Service, 2.
Erosion: see Physical ond, Structural
Geology, Erosion

Flood plains: Kelley, V. C., 6.
General: Atwood, W. W,; Fenneman.
Great Plains province: Atwood, W. W.;
Fenneman.

BIBLIOGRAPHY NEW MEXICO GEOLOGY
Landslides: Allen, J. E.,8.
Lordsburg quadrangle: Flege,
Mexican Plateau province: Atwood, W.

W.; Fenneman,rzt
Water power: Ark.-White-Red Basins Inter-Agency Comm., l.

Catizozo area, gtound water: Ifolmes,
C.

Pediments: Allen, J. E., 8; Bryan, !;Fitzsimmons, 3.
Provinces: Atwood, W. W.; Fenneman.
Rio Grande Valley: Kelley, V. C., 6.
Rocky Mountains province: Atwood,

Compacts: Ark.-White-Red Basins Inter-Agency Comm.,7.
Arkansas River compact: Ark,-WhiteRed Basins Inter-Agency Comm.,

W. W.; Fenneman.
San Juan Basin: sae Colorado Plateau

Canadian River compact: Ark.White-Red Basins Inter-Agency

province
Santa Fe area: Baldwin, l, 3; Stearns,c. E., t-3.
Sedimentation; see Physical anil Structural Geology, Sedimentation
Sinkholes: Hollander; Olive.
Socorro County: Spiegel, 3.

South-central Nerv Mexico: Fitzsimmons,3; Kottlowski,4.
Southwestern New Mexico: Kottlowski,
5.

Surfaces, erosional: Fitzsimmons, 3;
Kelley, V. C.,6.
Terraces: Kelley, V. C., 6.
Tohatchi quadrangle: Allen, J. E.,8.
White Sands: Jicha, 6; Russell; U. S.
Natl. Park Service, 2.

Water
Analyses: sea Quality

Animas Valley, Hidalgo County:
Ground-water levels: Conover, 2-4, 8,

9, u.

Wells: Conover, 2-4, 8, 9, ll.
Artesian wells:
Navajo Reservation: Allen, J. E., 10.
Pressures: Conover,2-4, 8,9, ll.
Rio Grande Valley: Kelley, V. C., 6.
Roswell Basin: Bean; Conover,2-4, 8,
9, ll; Fiedler.
Bibliography, through 1950: Burks.
Caballo Mountains area, ground water:
Kelley, V. C., 6.
Canadian River basin:

Ground water: Ark.-White-Red
Basins Inter-Agency Comm., 7;
Lohman, l.

Quality, surface water: Ark.-WhiteRed Basins Inter-Agency Comm.,
5; Hem, 2; U. S. Geol. Survey, 7,
13, 18,26.

Stream (flow) measurements: Ark.-

White-Red Basins Inter-Agency
Comm., 3,5,7; U. S. Geol. Survey,
4, 8,20, 28.

4.

Comm., 4.
Colorado River compact: Ark.-WhiteRed Basins Inter-Agency Comm.,4.

Cuny County:
Ground water: Ifoward.
WeIIs: Howard.
Dams: U. S. Army, Corps Eng., l, 2.
Sedimentation: Hains.
Storage, Rio Grande Valley: Inter-

nat. Boundary & Water Comm.,

t-4.
Domestic supply: Ark.-White-Red Ba-

sins Inter-Agency Comm., 5;

Blume; Clark, 1,3; Lohr; Trauger,
2; Winogad.
Drilling, wells: Fiedler.
State regulations: Bliss.
Droughts: U. S. Dept. Interior.
Dwyer quadrangle:
Ground water: Bushman, 3.
Hot springs: Bushman, 3.
Quality, ground-water: Bushman, 3.

quantity, ground-water: Bushman,
3.

Springs: Bushman, 3.
Wells: Bushman, S.
Eddy County:

Ground water: Hale, 3; Hendrickson; Theis, 1.
Ground-water levels: Conover, 2-4, 8,
9, ll; Hendrickson; Herrick,

Quality, ground-water: Hale, 3t
Hendrickson.

Quality, surface water: Hale, 3.
Quantity, ground-water: Hendrickson.

Springs: Hale; Hendrickson.
Surface water: Hendrickson.

Wells: Conover, 2-4, 8, 9, ll; Hale, 3;
Hendrickson.

Floods: Harrington, 2, 3, 8; Shallenberger.

Control: U. S. Army, Corps Eng., l,
I

Fluorine, in drinking water: Clark. 3.

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Water (continued)
Gaging stations: sea Stream (flow)
measurements

General: Stubbs; Wheeler.
Geophysical investigations: Holmes, C.;
Sykes; Winkler, l-16.

Gila River basin:

Quality, surface water: Hem, l.

Stream (flow) measurements: U' S.
Geol. Survey, 2, 6, 10, 15, 22, 24, 30.

Ground water:
Animas Valley: Conover,2'4, 8, 9, ll'
Caballo Mountains area: KelleY, V.

c.,6.

Canadian River basin: Ark.-WhiteRed Basins Inter-Agency Comm.,
7; Lohman, I.
Carrizozo area: Holmes, C.

Curry County: Howard.
Dwyer quadrangle: Bushman, 3.
Eddy County: Conover,2-4, 8,9, lf;

Hale, 3; Hendrickson; Herrick;
Theis, L
General: Conovet, l; McGuinness;
Spiegel, 2.

High Plains: Ark.-White-Red Basins Inter-Agency Comm., 7; Gallo-

way; Gaum; Lohman,2.
Jornada del Muerto: Conover, l0'
Lea County: Conover, 2-4,8,9, ll;
Galloway.
Mimbres Valley: Conover, 2-4, 8, 9,lt.

Navajo Reservation: Allen, J. E', 8,l0; Bushman, l; Callahan; Halpenny, 1,2; Harshbarger, 2-4.
Portales Valley: Galloway.
Quay County: Conover, 2-4,8,9, ll;

Trauger, 3.
Rio Grande Valley: Bloodgood; Conover, 10, 12; Kelley, V. C., 6.

Roswell Basin: Bean; Conover, 2-4,
8, 9, ll; Fiedler; Hantush.
San Agustin Plains: Bushman, 2.
San Miguel County: Griggs, l.
Santa Fe area: Spiegel, l.
Socorro County: Spiegel, 3.

Thoreau quadrangle: Smith, C. T., 3.
Tohatchi quadrangle: Allen, J. E., 8;
Bushman, l.
Tularosa Basin: Conover, 10.

Union County: Baldwin, 2.
Virden Valley: Conover, 2-4,8,9, ll.
High Plains, ground water: Ark.-

Hot springs:
Faywood, Dwyer quadrangle: Bush'man, 3.
Mimbres, Dwyer quadrangle: Bush'man,3.
Rio Grande Valley: Kelley, V. C.,6.

Truth or Consequences: Conover,l0; Kelley, V. C., 6; Theis, 2.
Industrial supply: Ark.-White-Red Basins Inter-Agency Comm', 5; Lohr.
Irrigation: Ark.-White-Red Basins Inter-Agency Comm., 4; BrYan, l;Diebold, 2; Fitzsimmons,2; Gallo-

way; Griggs, l; Harrington, 5;

Hem, 2; Howard; Kelley, W. D';
Trauger, l; U. S. Geol. SurveY,23,
31.

Jornada del Muerto:

Ground water: Conover, 10.
Quality, ground-water: Conover, 10.
Wells: Conover, 10.
Laws, federal: Ark.-White-Red Basins
Inter-Agency Comm.,4.
Lau,s, state: Ark.-White-Red Basins In-

ter-Agency Comm., 4, 7; N. Mex.
State Eng.

Water rights: Hutchins; Thomas, H.
E.

Lea County:
Ground water: Conover, 2-4,8,9, ll;
Galloway.
Ground-water levels: Conover, 2-4, 8,
9, ll; Hale, l.
Wells: Conover, 2-4, 8, 9, ll.
Levels, ground-water:
Animas Valley: Conover, 2-4, 8, 9, ll.
Eddy County: Conover,2-4,8,9, 1l;Hale,3.
Lea County: Conover, 2-4,8,9, ll;Hale, l.
Mimbres Valley: Conover, 2-4, 8, 9,ll.

Quay County: Conover, 2-4,8,9, ll.
Rio Grande Valley: Conover, 12.
Roswell Basin: Conover, 2-4, 8, 9, ll;
Hantush.
San Miguel County: Griggs, l.
Socorro County: Spiegel, 3.
Virden Valley: Conover, 2-4' 8,9, ll.

Mimbres Valley:
Ground-water levels: Conover, 2-4, 8,

9, ll.
Stream (flow) measurements: U. S.
Geol. Survey, l, 5, 9, 14, 21, 29.

White-Red Basins Inter-Agency

Wells: Conover, 2-4, 8, 9, ll.

Comm.,7; Galloway; Gaum; Loh-

Navajo Reservation:
Artesian wells: Allen, J. 8., 10.

lm.an,2,

BIBLIOGRAPHY NEW MEXICO GEOLOGY

Gtound water: Allen, J. E., 8, t0;

Bushman, l; Callahan; Halpenny,l, !; Harshbarger, t-4.
Quality, ground-water: Bushman, l;
Callahan; Hatchett.
Quality, surface water: Hatchett.
Springs: Allen, J. E., l0; Harshbar-

ger,3.

Surface water: Harshbarger, 3.
Wells: Allen, J. E., l0; Callahan.
Pecos River basin:
Quality, surface water: Hale,2; U. S.
Geol. Survey, 7, 13, f8, 23,26, 31.

Stream (flow) measurements: U. S.
Geol. Survey, l, 5, I, 14, 21, 29.

Pollution: Ark.-White-Red Basins In-

ter-Agency Comm., l; U. S. Public

Health Service, l, 2.

Portales Valley, ground water: Galloway.

Polyer, water, Canadian River basin:

Ark.-White-Red Basins Inter-

Agency Comm., l.
Pumping, wells:
Eddy County: Hendrickson.
Rio Grande Valley: Conover, 10, 12.
San Miguel County: Griggs, l.
State regulations: Bliss,
Quality, ground-water:
Dwyer quadrangle: Bushman, 3,
Eddy County: Hale, 3; Hendrickson.
Jornada del Muerto: Conover, 10.

Navajo Reservation: Bushman, l;

Callahan; Hatchett.
Public water supply: Lohr.
Rio Grande Valley: Conover, 10, 12;

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Geol. Survey, 3, 7, 13, 18, 23, 26, 31.

San Juan River basin: U. S. Geol.
Survey, 7 , 13, 19, 23, 27, 31.

Quantity, ground-water:

Dwyer quadrangle: Bushman, 2,
Eddy County: Hendrickson.
Rio Grande Valley: Conover, 12.
San Agustin Plains: Bushman, 2.
San Miguel County: Griggs, l.
Socorro County: Spiegel, 3.
Tohatchi quadrangle: Bushman, l.

Quantity, surface water: see Stream(flow) measurements
Quay County:
Ground water: Conover, 2-4, 8, 9, ll;

Trauger, 3.
Ground-water levels: Conovet 2-4, 8,

9, ll.
Wells: Conover, 2-4, 8, 9, ll.
Recharge, Tohatchi quadrangle: Bushman, l.

Rio Grande Valley:
Artesian wells: Kelley, V. C., 6.
Ground water: Bloodgood; Conover,
10, 12; Kelley, V. C.,6.
Ground-water levels: Conover, 12.
Hot springs: Conover, l0; Kelley, V.

C.,6; Theis,2.
Quality, ground-water: Conover, 10,
12; Kelley, V. C., 6.

Quality, surface water: Clark. 2; Internat. Boundary & Water Comm.,l-4; U. S. Geol. Survey, 3,7, 13, 18,
23,26, 3t.

Quantity, ground-water: Conover,
12.

Kelley, V. C., 6.
Roswell Basin: Fiedler.
San Agustin Plains: Bushman, 2.
San Miguel County: Griggs, l.

Stream (flow) measurements: Inter-

Socorro County: Spiegel, 3.

Wells: Conover, 10, 12.

Tohatchi quadrangle: Bushman, I.
Tularosa Basin: Conover, 10.
Quality, surface water:
Canadian River basin: Ark.-WhiteRed Basins Inter-Agency Comm.,
5; Hem, 2; Internat. Boundary &Water Comm., l-4; U. S. Geol. Survey, 7, 13, 18, 26.
Eddy County: HaIe, 3.
Gila River basin: Hem, l.
Irrigation: U. S. Geol. Survey,23,3l.

nat. Boundary & Water Comm.,l-4; U. S. Geol, Survey, 1,5,9,14,

2r,25.
Roswell Basin:
Artesian wells: Bean; Conover, 2-4, 8,
9, ll; Fiedler.
Ground water: Bean; Fiedler; Hantush.
Ground-water levels: Conover, 2-4, 8,
9, ll; Fiedler; Hantush.
Quality, ground-water: Fiedler.
Wells: Conover, 2-4, 8, 9, ll; Fiedler.

Salinity, Pecos River: Hale, 2.
San Agustin Plains:

Navajo Reservation: Hatchett.
Pecos River: Hale,2; U. S. Geol. Survey, 7, 13, 18, 23,26, 31.
Public water supply: Lohr.

Ground water: Bushman, 2.
Quality, ground-water: Bushman, 2.
Quantity, ground-water: Bushman,

Rio Grande Valley: Clark, 2; U. S.

Springs: Bushman, 2.

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Water (continued)
Wells: Bushman,2.
San Juan River basin:

Quality, surface water: U. S. Geol.
Survey, 7,13, 19,23,27, 31.
Stream (flow) measurements: U. S.
Geol. Survey, 2, 6,10, 15, 22,24, 30.
San Miguel County:
Ground water: Griggs, l.
Ground-water levels: Griggs, l.
Quality, ground-water: Griggs, l.
Quantity, ground-water: Griggs, lSprings: Griggs, l.
Surface water: Griggs, l.
Wells: Griggs, lSanta Fe area:
Ground water: Spiegel, l.
Surface water: Spiegel, l.
Socorro County:
Ground water: Spiegel, 3.
Ground-water levels: Spiegel, 3.
Quality, ground-water: Spiegel, 3.
Quantity, ground-water: Spiegel, 3.
Springs: Spiegel, 3.
Surface water: Spiegel, 3.
Wells: Spiegel, 3.
Springs:

Dwyer quadrangle: Bushman, 3.
Eddy County: Hale,3; Hendrickson.

Hot: see Hot springs
Navajo Reservation: Allen, J. E., 10;
Bushman, l; Harshbarger, 3.

Rio Arriba County: Hollander.
San Agustin Plains: Bushman, 2.
Salt: Hale,2.
San Miguel County: Griggs, l.
Socorro County: Spiegel, 3.

Tohatchi quadrangle: Bushman, l.
Stream (flow) measurements:
Canadian River basin: Ark.-WhiteRed Basins Inter-Agency Comm.,
3, 5, 7; U. S. Geol. Survey, 4, 8, 20,
28.

Gila River basin: U. S. Geol. Survey,
2, 6, t0, 15, 22,24, 30.
Mimbres Valley: U. S. Geol. Survey,

r, 5, I, 14, 2r,29.
Pecos River basin: U. S. Geol. Survey, l, 5, 9, 14,21,29.
Rio Grande Valley: Internat. Bound-ary & Water Comm., l-4; U. S.

Geol. Survey, l, 5,9, 14,21,25.
San Juan River basin: U. S. Geol.

Surface water:

Eddy County: Hendrickson.

Flow: see Stream (flow) measurements

Navajo Reservation: Harshbarger, 3.
Quality: see Qrality, surface water
Quantity: see Stream (flow) measure-ments
San Miguel County: Griggs, I.
Santa Fe area: Spiegel, l.
Socorro County: Spiegel, 3.

Thoreau quadrangle, ground water:
Smith, C. T.,3.

Tohatchi quadrangle:
Ground water: Allen, J. E., 8; Bushman, l.
Quality, ground-water: Bushman, l.
Springs: Bushman, l.
Stream (flow) measurements: Bushman, l.
Wells: Bushman, l.

Tularosa Basin:
Ground water: Conover, 10.
Quality, ground-water: Conover, 10.
Stream (flow) measurements: U. S.
Geol. Survey, 1, 5, 9, 14, 21, 29,

Wells: Conover, 10.
Union County, gtound water: Baldwin,
I

Virden Valley:
Ground-water, levels: Conover, 2-4,

8,9, U.

Wells: Conover,2-4, 8,9, ll.
Wells:
Animas Valley: Conover,2-4, 8,9, ll.
Artesian: sae Artesian wells
Curry County: Howard.
Drilling: see Drilling, wells
Dwyer quadrangle: Bushman, 3.
Eddy County: Conover, 2-4,8,9, ll;Hale, 3; Hendrickson.
Jornada del Muerto: Conover, 10.
Lea County: Conover, 2-4,8,9, ll.
Mimbres Valley: Conover, 2-4, 8, 9,ll.

Navajo Reservation: Bushman, l;
Callahan.
Quay County: Conover,2-4,8,9, ll.
Roswell Basin: Conover, 2-4, 8, 9, ll;
Fiedler.
San Agustin Plains: Bushman, 2.
San Miguel County: Griggs, l.
Socorro County: Spiegel, 3.

Survey, 2, 6, 10, 15, 22, 24, 30.

Tohatchi quadrangle: Allen, J. E.,t,5,9,14,2r,25.

Tularosa Basin: Conover, 10.
Virden Valley: Conover, 2-4,8, I, ll,

Tohatchi quadrangle: Bushman, l.
Tularosa Basin: U. S. Geol. Survey,l0; Bushman, l.

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Pre-San Andres Stratigraphy and Oil-producing Zones inSoutheastern New Mexico-A Progress Report; E. Rus-

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Taos County, New Mexico; John H. Schilling

1956

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Stratigraphic Studies of the San Andres Mountains, New
Mexico; Frank E. Kottlowski, Rousseau H. Flower, M. L.
Thompson, and Roy W. Foster

GROUND.WATER REPORTS*l*2

Geology and Ground-Water Resources of the EasternPart of Colfax County, New Mexico; Roy L. Griggs.. .. .
Geology and Ground-Water Resources of San MiguelCounty, New Mexico; R. L. Griggs and G. E, Hendrick-son ...

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Gmlogy and Ground-Water Resources of Eddy County,
New Mexico; G. E. Hendrickson and R. S. Jones. . .. . .. .
Geology and Ground-Water Resources of Northeastern
Socorro County, New Mexico; Zane Spiegel

1948 Out of print

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4-A New Mexico Oil and Gas Statistical Data for lg48; compiled by E. E. Kinney, Lea County Operators Committee,
and New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission. . .. . . . .

4-B New Mexico Oil and Gas Engineering Data for 1g48,
compiled by E. E. Kinney, Lea County Operators Committee, and New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission
4-C San Juan Basin, New Mexico, Oil and Gas Data Summary Cumulative to January l, 1949; compiled by E. E.
Kinney5-A New Mexico Oil and Gas Statistical Data for 1949; compiled by E. E. Kinney, Lea County Operators Committee,
and New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission. . .. . .. .
5-B New Mexico Oil and Gas Engineering Data fot lg49;
compiled by E. E. Kinney, Lea County Operators Committee, and New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission

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CIRCULARSIAn Outline of the Mineral Resources of New Mexico;
E. H. Wells
Geology and Ore Deposits of the Ground Hog Mine,
Central District, Grant County, New Mexico; S. G. Lasky
Fint, Second, and Third Annual Reports of the Direc-

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H. Wells
The Hobbs Field and Other Oil and Gas Areas, Lea

County, New Mexico; Dean E. Winchester.
Gold Mining and Gold Deposits in New Mexico; E. H.
Wells and T. P. Wootton, lg32; revised by T. P. Wootton

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Carbon Dioxide in New Mexico; E. H. Wells and A.

Andreas (Superseded by Circular 9).. ... .

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1930 Out of print

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Outlook for Further Ore Discoveries in the Little

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Hatchet Mountains, New Mexico; S. G. Lasky
Selected Bibliography on Coal in New Mexico; Robert

L- Bates

1943 No charge

Carbon Dioxide in New Mexico; Sterling B. Talmage
and A. Andreas (Repdnted from Bulletin l8)'....,... 1942 Outof print
Natural Light-weight Building-block Materials of New
Mexico; T.-D. nenjovsky and Donn M. Clippinger. . . . . 1945 Out of print
Reconnaissance Survey of the Headstone Mining Dis-

trict, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico; T. D. Benjovsky 1945 Outof print
Futute Oil Possibilities of New Mexico; Robert L. Bates 1946 Out of print
Compilation of State Tax Law Relating to Mineral
Properties in New Mexico; E. P. Ripley (Superseded by
1946 Out of Print
Bulietin 32) . . . .
Oil and Gas Production Data, Eddy County, New Mexico, 1943-1945; compiled by N. Raymond Lamb and W.

B.Macey.........

1947 Outofprint

New Mexico Oil and Gas Production Data for 1946 (Exclusive of Lea County); compiled by N. Raymond Lamband W. B, Macey
Caprock Pool Statistical Report, Chaves and Lea Counties, New Mexico; compiled by N. Raymond Lamb and1947 Out of Print

Geology and Ore Deposits of Red River and Twining
Districts, Taos County, New Mexico-A Preliminary Report; Charles F. Park, Jr., and Philip F. McKinlay. . ...
l9-A New Mexico Oil and Gas Statistical Data for 1947; comby N. Raymond Lamb and Lea County Operators
piled-Committee

1948 Outof print

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Tables of Fluorescent and Radioactive Minerals; compiled by Robert L, Hershey (Second ed., revised by1955 No charge
Ming-Shan Sun) . .

William B. Macey

l9-B New Mexico Oil and Gas Engineering Data for lg47;
compiled by N. Raymond Lamb and Lea County Opera-

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New Mexico OiI and Gas Summary Data for 1948; com1949 Out of print
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Barite of New Mexico; compiled by Donn M. Clippinger 1949 No charge
Index to Samples from Oil and Gas Well Tests in Library at Socorro, New Mexico; compiled by Robert A.
1952 Outof print
Bieberman and Betty Diddle .
Revised to January l, 1955; compiled by Robert A'. . 1955 No charge
Bieberman and Florence B. Crespin
Geology and Ore Deposits of a Part of the Hansonburg
Mining District, Socorro County, New Mexico; Frank1952 No charge
E. Kottlowski
Subsurface Completion Data of Wells Drilled for Oiland Gas During 1952; compiled by Robert A. Bieber1953 No charge
man and Florence B. Crespin
Raw Materials for Chemical Industry in New Mexico;1954 Nocharge
Morris F. Stubbs and Robert H. Weber
Water Well Records and Well Water Quality in Southwestern San Agustin Plains, Catron County, New Mex1954 No charge
ico; F. X. Bushman and C. P. Valentine
Paragenesis of the Ores of the Palomas (Hermosa) District, Southwestern New Mexico; H. L. Jicha, Jr. . . . . . . 1954 Out of print
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Occurrences of Uranium Ores in New Mexico; E. C.
Anderson1954 No charge
Index to Samples From Oil and Gas Well Tests in Library at Socorro, New Mexico; Roben A. Bieberman and
Florence B. Crespin (Revised)1956 No charge
Subsurface Completion Data of Wells DriIIed for Oiland Gas During 1954; Roy W. Foster and Florence B.
Crespin1955 Nocharge
Processing Perlite-The Technologic problems: Robert
H. Weber
1955 No charge
Possibilities for Discovery of Addirional Lead-silver Orein the Palomas Camp Area of the palomas (Hermosa)Midng District, Sierra County, New Mexico; A pre1955 No charge
lminary Starement; Richard H. Jahns
Geology of a Disseminated Copp-er Deposit near Hillsboro, Sierra County, New Mexiio; Fredirick
J. Kuellmer 1955 No charge
Geology of Capitan Coal Field, Lincoln C6unty, New
Mexico;MarcW.Bodine,Jr..... ............ 1956 No charge
A Deposit of High-Calcium Lime Rock in Valencia
County, New Mexico; Henry L. Jicha, Jr.
1956 Nocharge
Ground-Water Data for Dwyer Quadra-ngle, Grant andLuna Counties, New Mexico; F. X. Bushman .. . . . . 1955 No charge
Geology of the Luis Lopez Managanese District, SocorroCounty, New Mexico; Alfred T. Miesch .
1956 Nocharge
Preliminary Observations on the Mississippian System
of Northern New Mexico; Augustus K. Armitrong . . .. . 1955 No charge
Lexicon of New Mexico Geologic Names: part l, precambrian and Lower Paleozoic; compiled by Henry L.
1956 No charge
Jicha, Jr.
The Making of a Mine; John Eliot Allen .
1956 Nocharge

Subsuface Completion Data of Wells Drilled for Oiland Gas During 1955; Roy W. Foster and ConstanceF. Schilling1956 No charge

ANNUAL REPORTS

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Anderson
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Annual Report of State Inspector of Mines); E. C.

Annual Report of State Inspecror of Mines); E. C.

Annual Reporr of State Inspector of Mines); E. C.

For the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, l9b0; Eugene
Callaghan

For the Fiscal Years Ending June 30, lg5l and lg52;
Eugene Callaghan

For the Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1953 and lgb4;

Eugene Callaghan

1950 Outofprint
1952 Outofprint
1954 Outofpdnt

MAPS
Oil and Gas Map of New Mexico; revised and enlarged

to Jan. I, 1949, by Richard C. Northup and Donald D.

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Forrey. Scale about lOf miles to I inch .
Map Showing Location of Wells and Springs arrd theAviitability of Ground Water in San Miguel Cognty,
New Mexico, (This map is included in Ground-Water

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Geologic Map of Boston HilI Manganese Area, Grant
County, New Mexico; L. P. Entwistle. Scale I inch to
5oo felt
Mine Location Map, Red River, Taos County, New1944 outofPrint...:....

Report2.)

Geology of San Miguel County. (This map is includedin Grdund-Water Report 2.) . . ..

Geologic Map and Section of the Thoreau Quadrangle
New lftexico.-(This map is included in Bulletin 31.) . . . .
Geologic Section of Black Range at Kingston, New Mex'
ico. (Ilhis map is included in Bulletin 33') ...
Geologic Map and Sections of Lake Valley Quadrangle,
New Mexico. (This map is included in Bulletin 37.) .. .
Oil and Gas Map of New Mexico; Dean Winchester (Revised by R. L. Bates). Scale approximately I inch to 15.10
Mexico; P. F. McKinlay. Scale I inch to I mile .. ... . 1948
in
Water
GroundWells and Springs and Availability of
Eddy County, New Mexico. (This map is included in1952 .35
Ground-Water Report 3.)
Contours on Top of Salt Beds of Salado Formation in
Potash Area, Eddy County, New Mexico. (This map is1952 Out of print
included in Ground-Water Report 3.) . . . .
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Mexico.
New
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Geologic Map and Sections of Puertecito Quadrangle,
New Mexico. (This map is included in Bulletin 41, tobe printed.). .. . .. .

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Block Diagtam of the Questa Molybdenum Mine, TaosCounty, New Mexico. (This map is included in Bulle-

tin 5r)Geologic Map and Sections, questa Molybdenum MineArea, Taos County, New Mexico. (This map is included

inBulletinSl.)...

Geologic Map and Sections of Costilla and Latir Peak
Quadrangles, New Mexico. (This map is included in
Bulletin 42.) ...
Geologic Map and Sections, South Manzano Mountains,
New Mexico. (This map is included in Bulletin 34.) . . ..

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at a scale of two miles to the inch; prepared by Robert
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97E-F Fluorspar Deposits of Burro Mountains and Vicinity,
New Mexico; Elliot Gillerman ....
1009-8 Identification and Occurrence of Uranium and Vanadium Minerals from the Colorado Plateaus; A. D. Weeks
and M. E. Thompson
1009-K Uranium-Bearing Nickel-Cobalt-Native Silver Deposits,
Black Hawk District, Grant County, New Mexico; Elliot
Gillerman and Donald H. Whitebread
1009-L Radioactive Deposits in New Mexico; T. G. Lovering ..
1009-M Botanical Prospecting for Uranium on La Ventana
Mesa, Sandoval County, New Mexico1030-A Search for Uranium in the United States; Vincent C.

McKelvey

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Geology and Ore Deposits of the Magdalena Mining District, New Mexico; G. F. Loughlin and A. H. Koschmann 1942
Physical Characteristics of Commercial Sheet Muscovite
in the Southeastern United States; Richard H. Jahns
and Forrest W. Lancaster
1950
Cenozoic Gmlogy of the Colorado Plateau; Charles B.

Hunt ..

282-A Ephemeral Streams-Hydraulic Factors and Their Relation to the Drainage Net; Luna B. Leopold and John
P. Miller
300 Contributions to the Geology of Uranium and Thoriumby the U, S. Geological Survey and Atomic Energy Commission for the United Nations International Conference on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, Geneva,
Switzerland (1955) .

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89 Coal Resources of New Mexico; C. B. Read, R. T. Duff1950 No charge
ner, G. H. Wood, and A. D. Zapp
*333 Records of Wells Drilled for Oil and Gas in New Mexico; G. H. Dixon, D. H. Baltz, T, F. Stipp, and R. A.

Bieberman

1954 No charge

IVATER.SUPPLY PAPERS

lll0-C Quality of Water of Conchas Reservoir, New Mexico;1952
1939-49; John D. Hem ..
l23O Ground-water Conditions in the Rincon and Mesilla
Valleys and Adjacent Areas in New Mexico; prePared incooperation wilh the Elephant Butte Irrigation District 1954

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BOOKLET
Prospecting for Uranium; published in cooperation with

the United States Atomic Energy Commission .

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MAPS AND CHARTS
Geologic Map Index of New Mexico: Leona Boardman
and AnnabeiBrown. Scale l:750,000

Index to Topographic Mapping in New Mexico . . . . . . 1955 No charge.25
Base Map of New Mexico. Scale I inch to 15 miles . . .. . 1922
Base Map of New Mexico (without toPograPhic fea.75
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tures). Scile about I inch to 8 miles . .
Topographic Map of New Mexico. Scale about I inch to1955 1.00
8 miles .. . . .. . .
Reconnaissance and Elevation Map of Southeastern New
1.50
Mexico; Walter B. Lang. Scale 4 miles to I inch .. . . . . 1953
The Uranium Deposits of the United States; compiled
by Robert W. Schnabel. Scale lrl inches to 100 miles.
.50
Map MR 2, Mineral Investigations Resource Appraisals 1955
Manganese
District,
SierraMapof
Lake
ValleyGeologicCounty, New Mexico; S. C. Creasey and A. E. Granger.
Scale 200 feet to I inch and 100 feet to I irtch. Field,
f 953
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Stuilies Map MF 9, Mineral Investigations
Preliminary Geologic Map Showing the Distribution of
Uranium Deposits and Principal Ore-Bearing Formations of the Colorado Plateau Region; W. I. Finch.
Scale I inch to 8 miles. Field Studies Map MF 16,.50
1955
Mineral Investigations
Preliminary Geologic Maps of the Ship Rock and Hogback Quadrangles, San Juan County, New Mexico; E. C.
Beaumont. Scale about ll inches to I mile. Map C29,.50
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Coal Investigations ..
Preliminary Geologic Map of the Toadlena Quadrangle,
San Juan County, New Mexico; D. L. Zieglar. Scale.50
1955
I inch to I mile. Map C 30, Coal Investigations
Preliminary Geologic Map of the Naschitti Quadrangle,
San Juan and McKinley Counties, New Mexico; A. E.
Burford, P. T. Hayes, and R. B. O'Sullivan. Scale I inch
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Preliminary Geologic Map of the Kirtland euadrangle,

San Juan County, New Mexico; E. C. Beaumont and R.

B. O'Sullivan. Scale I inch to I mile, Map C 82, Coal
Investigations
Geologic Map of the Gabbs Magnesite and Brucite De_
posits, Nye Counry, Nevada; by Charles J, Vitaliano
and Eugene Callaghan. Scale I inch to 2OO feet. Fietit
Studies Map MF 35, Mineral Invesrigations
Uranium and Vanadium Deposits of the Colorado plateau That Produced More Than 1,000 Tons of Ore
Through June 30, 1955; Randall T. Chew III. Scale
I inch to l0 miles. Field, Stud,ies Map ME 54, Mineral
Investigations
Stratigraphic Disttibution of the pennsylvanian Fusulinidae in a Part of the Sierra Nacimiento of Sandoval
and Rio Arriba Counties, New Mexico; Lloyd G. Henbest and others. Preliminary Chart 2, Oil and Gas

Investigations
Maps Showing Thickness and General Character of theCretaceous Deposits in the Western Interior of theUnited States: J. B. Reeside, Jr. About g miles to I inch;
contour inrerval 100. Scale 225 miles to I inch. preliminary Map 10, Oil and Gas Investigations . . .
Geology and Asphalt Deposits of North-central Guada-

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lupe County, New Mexico; Joseph M. Gorman andRaymond C. Robeck. Scale I mile to I inch. preliminary

Map 44, Oil and Gas Investigations . . .
Lucero Uplift, Valencia, Socorro, and Bernalillo Counties, New Mexico; V. C. Kelley and G. H. Wood. Scale
3 miles to I inch. Preliminary Map 47, Oil and Gas

Investigations

Stratigraphic Relations of Eocene, paleocene, and Latest
Cretaceous Formations of Eastern Side of San
Juan
Basin, New Mexico; C. H. Dane. preliminary Cha;t 24,

Oil and Gas Investigations . . .

Geologic Maps of a Part of the Las Vegas Basin and of
the Foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mounrains, San
Miguel and Mora Counties, New Mexico; S. A. North-rop, H. H. Sullwold, Jr- A. J. McAlpin, and C. p.

Rogers, Jr. Scales,2/s mile to I inch and 4 miles to I inch.
Preliminary Map 54, Oil and Gas Investigations . . . . . .

Geology of Nacimiento Mountains, San pedro Mountain,

and Adjacent Plateaus in Parts of Sandoval and Rio

Arriba Counties, New Mexico; S. A. Northrop and G.

H. Wood. Scale lt/2 miles ro I inch. preliminary Map 87,
OiI and Gas Investigations . . .
*Geology of Northwestern

Quay County, New Mexico;
Ernest Dobrovolny, C. H. Summerson, and Robert L.
Bates. Preliminary Map 62, Oil and Gas Investigations
Geologic Map of Part of Eastern San Juan Basin, Rio
Arriba County, New Mexico; C. H. Dane. Preliminary

MaP 78, Oil and Gas Investigations

1947 Outofprintr Prepared in cooperation with the New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources.

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Stratigraphy and Geologic Structure in the_ Pjedra
Riverkalnyon, Archuleta County, Colorado; C.-B' Read,

G. H. Wood, A. A. Wanek, and Pedro Verastequi Mackee'
Scale mile to 2 inches. Preliminary Map 96, Oil andI
Gaslnvestigations...

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Pre-Pennsylvanian Geology of Southlvestern Kansas,
Southeastern Colorado, and the Oklahoma Panhandle;

John C. Maher and Jack B. Collins. Preliminary Map
iOt, Oit and Gas Inv"estigations
Geology and Coal Resources of the Durango Area, La
Plata and Montezuma Counties, Colorado; A. D. Zapp'
Scale I mile to 2 inches. Preliminary Map 109' Oil and
Gas Investigations ..
*Geology of the Region from Socorro and San Antonio
East to'Chupadera Mesa, Socorro County, New Mexico;
R. H. lVilpolt and A. A. Wanek. Scale I inch to I mile.
Map OM f2l, Oil and Gas Investigations
Permian and Pennsylvanian Rocks of Southeastern Colorado and Adjacent Areas; John C. Maher and Jack B'
Collins. Scale about ll miles to I inch. Map Ols[lll,Oil
and Gas Investigations
Geology of a Part of Northwestern Mora County, Nerv
N{exico; George O. Bachman. Scale 2 inches to I mile.
Map OMl37, Oil and Gas Investigations ...
Geology and Stratigraphy of Koehler and Mount Laughlin Quidrangles and Parts of Abbott and Springer Quadrangies, Eastern Colfax County, New Mexicoj G. H'
lvood,;r., S. A. Northrop, and R. L. Gtiggs. Scale I inch
to I mi-le. Map OMl4l, Oil and Gas Investigations ....
Geology and Fuel Resources of the Upper CretaceousRocks of the Barker I)ome-Fruitland Area, San JuanCounty, New Mexico; P. T. Hayes and A. D. Zapp' Scales

I mile to I inch; r/2 mile to I ir.c}:.. Map OM 144, Oilancl Gas Investigations
Geology of the Beautiful I\{ountain Anticline, San JuanCounty, Nerv Mexico; E. C. Beaumont. Scale laf inches
to I mile. Map OMl47, Oil and Gas Investigations . . . .
Geology and Fuel Resources of the Red Mesa Area, La
Plata and Montezuma Counties, Colorado; Harley

Barnes, E. H. Baltz, Jr., and P. T. Hayes' Scale I inch to
L mile. Map OM149, Oil and Gas Investigations'...'..

Geologic l\{ap of the Mesa Verde Area, Montezuma
County, Colorado; A. A. Wanek. Scale I inch to I mile.

tutap OMl52, Oil and Gas Investigations . . .
Tectonic Map of a Part of the Upper Rio Grande Area,
New Mexico; V. C. Kelley. Scale I inch to 3 miles' Map

OMl57, Oil and Gas Investigations .. 'Map Show ing Geologic Stmctures of the Southern Partof the San Juan Basin, Including Parts of San Juan,
McKinley, Sandoval, Valencia, and Bernalillo Counties,
Nerv Mexico; compiled by C. B. Hunt and C. H. Dane.
Scale I inch to 2 miles. Map OMl58, Oil and Gas Investigations" Prepared in cooperation with the New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resourcel.

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rMap of New Mexico Showing Test Wells for Oil andGas, Oil and Gas Fields, and Pipelines; G. H. Dixon, D.
H. Baltz, T. F. Stipp, and R. A. Bieberman. Scalel:500,000. Map OMl59, Oil and Gas Invesrigations .. . . .

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Geology of the Carrizo Mountains Area in Northeastern

Arizona and Northwestern New Mexico; J. D. Strobell,

Jr. Scale about t/a mile ro I inch. l{ap OM 160, Oiland Gas Investigations
Total Intensity Aeromagnetic Map of parts of Guadalupe and De Baca Counties, N. M. (R. 2f E.-R. 26 E. andT'. 3 N.-T.6 N.); W. J. Dempsey and M. E. Hill. Scale
I inch to I mile; contour intervals, l0 gammas. Map Gp
15, Geophysical Investigations ..... .
Total Intensity Aeromagnetic Map of Parts of Guadalupe and De Baca Counties, N. M. (R. 16 E.-R.21 E. and1950

T. 3 N.-T.6 N.); W. J. Dempsey and M. E. Hill. Scale

I inch to I mile; contour interval, l0 gammas. Map GP
16, Geophysical Investigations .. ....
1950

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Total Intensity Aeromagnetic Map of Parts of San Miguel and Guadalupe Counties, N. M. (R.21 E.-R. 25 E.
and T.6 N.-T. 12 N.); W. J. Dempsey and M. E. Hill.
Scale I inch to I mile; contour interval, l0 gammas. Map
GP 17, Geophysical Investigations .
Total Intensity Aeromagnetic Map of Parts of San Miguel and Guadalupe Counties, N. M. (R. f6 E.-R. 2l E.
and T.6 N.-T. l0 N. and part of Anton Chico Grant); W.
J. Dempsey and M. E. HilI. Scale I inch to I mile; contour interval, l0 gammas. Map GP 18, Geophysical Investigations

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Topographic maps of approximately 270 quadrangles in
New Mexico and adjacent parts of Arizona, Colorado,and Texas. Scales range from 1,000 feet to I inch, to
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PUBLICATION OF THE U. S. ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION,FOR SALE BY THE NEW MEXICO BUREAU OF N,fINES
AND MINERAL RESOURCES
Prospecting With a Counter; Robert J. Wright . . ... .

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Geology and Economics of New Mexico Iron-Ore Deposits; V. C. Kelley; prepared in cooperation with the1949 3.00
U. S, Geological Survey
Geology of the Caballo Mountains; Vincent C. Kelley
and Caswell Silver .
1952 2.50
Regional Tectonics of the Colorado Plateau and Relationship to the Origin and Distribution of Uranium;
Vincent C. Kelley (with map)
1955 2.00* Prepared in cooperation with the New lfexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources.

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MAPS

Mining Districts of New Mexico; Stuart A. Northrop.
Scale i0 miles to

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Tectonic Map of the Colorado Plateau Showing Ura'nium Deposits; Vincent C. Kelley. Scale 16 miles tolinch..:.'....

1942

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1955

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PUBLICATION OF U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,FOR SALE BY THE NEW I\,IEXICO BUREAU OF N{INESAND MINERAL RESOURCES
New Mexico Land Status Map. Scale 20 miles to I inch 1941

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PUBLICATIONS OF THE NEW MEXICO GEOLOGICALSOCIETY(Checks should be made payable to New Mexico Geological Society
for the following Guidebooks-address Campus Station, Box 27,
Socorro, New Mexico)

Guidebook of the First Annual Field Conference, cover1950 Out of print
ing North and East Sides of the San Juan Basin
Guidebook of the Second Annual Field Conference, covering South and West Sides of the San Juan Basin, New
l95l Outof Print
Mexico & Arizona
Guidebook of the Third Annual Field Conference, covering Rio Grande Country-Central New Mexico .. .. . . 1952 5.00
Guidebook of the Fourth Field Conference, covering
1953 5.00
Southwestern New Mexico
Guidebook of the Fifth Field Conference, covering
1954 5.00
Southeastern New Mexico
Guidebook of the Sixth Field Conference, covering
1955 7.00
South-Central New Mexico
Geologic Map of the Sierra County Region, New Mex-

ico; compiled by Vincent C. Kelley (This map accom-

panies the Guidebook of the Sixth Field Conference.).. f955

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