DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

BULLETIN

OF THK

UNITED STATES

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

No. 137

WASHINGTON

GOVERNMENT PRINTINO OFFICE

1896
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UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

(JHAKLES D. WALCOTT, DIKECTO'K

CATALOGUE AND INDEX

OF OONTKIBUTIOFS TO

NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY

1733-1891

WASHINGTON

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 

1896

CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF CONTRIBUTIONS TO 

NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.

BY 1ST. H. BARTON,

INTRODUCTION.

The scope of this work includes geologic literature published in North 

America, and such literature on Forth America (excepting Greenland 

and Central America) wherever published. Chronologically it includes 

publications from 1732 to those received prior to the close of 1891.

On pages 11-14 is given a list of serials examined. It covers the 

principal publications in which geologic contributions have appeared, 

excepting some odd volumes which were not accessible to me. In official literature there have been examined all the reports in Prime's 

catalogue, 1 with some additional and all later ones. Many privately 

published separate works are included, a few of which are known only 

from notices in reviews or book lists. Paleontologic papers which are 

purely biologic are not included, nor are papers on mineralogy in which 

rocks are not described or discussed.

The entries are comprised in two classes, which are arranged in single alphabetic sequence. They are as follows:

1. Principal entries. These consist of full titles of separate contributions, classified by authors, with chronologic subarrangemeut, together 

with as much of the usual bibliographic information as appears necessary in a work of this kind. All composite works are segregated into 

the separate contributions of individual authors as far as practicable. 

The date is that of the volume imprint of the earliest regular publication of the contribution whenever possible. Accordingly, contributions 

published in proceedings of societies are given the imprint date of the 

volume in which they are contained. The size of the volume is given 

only when it is other than octavo. The extent of papers less than a 

page in length is indicated thus: (£ p.), (£ col.), (3 lines). Place of publication is given for official and separate publications and some obscure 

journals. Information which I have supplied is placed within brackets.

1 Catalogxie of official reports on geological surveys of the "United States and Territories and British 

North America. Am.Inst. Mining Engineers, Trams., vol. 7, pp. 455-522; vol. 8, pp. 466-178; vol. 9, 

pp. 621-633.

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2. Subject index references. These are geographic, stratigraphic, and 

miscellaneous geologic headings, under which are listed condensed titles 

of the papers, and the author's name for cross reference to the principal 

entry. The subarrangement is chronologic. A key to these references 

is given on pages 7-10. A few general text-books of geology and very 

general papers have not been indexed.

I am indebted to the catalogue by Prime, the lists of maps by Jules 

Marcou and J. B. Marcou, 1 lists of papers on the Lake Superior copper 

region by J. D. Whitney,2 abibliography of Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, 

etc., by J.-B. Marcou (in manuscript), and to many gentlemen for information or advice. I am also indebted for special courtesies to the 

librarians of the Academy of Natural Sciences at Philadelphia, the 

New York Academy of Sciences, the Boston Society of Natural History, 

the Astor Library of New York, and the Boston Public Library.

Additional references or information for a supplement to this catalogue will be gratefully received by the author, care of the United 

States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C., U. S. A.

' Bull. U. S. Geol. Survey No. 7,1884.

2 Bull. Mus. Comp. Zool.Harvard College, vol. 7,1884.
CLASSIFIED KEY TO THE SUBJECT ENTRIES.

I. GEOGRAPHIC SUBJECTS.

Africa.

Alabama.

Alaska.

Arizona.

Arkansas.

Asia.

Australasia.

Bermuda.

California.

Canada, with subheadings as follows:

Provinces of Quebec and Ontario, and Canada in general.

New Brunswick.

Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Cape Breton Island.

Newfoundland.

Labrador.

Manitoba to Rocky Mountain region.

British Columbia.

Northern British America (and Greenland). 

Central America. 

Colorado. 

Connecticut. 

Dakotas. 

Delaware. 

East Indies. 

Europe. 

Florida. 

Georgia.

Hawaiian and other Pacific islands. 

Idaho. 

Illinois. 

Indiana.

Indian Territory (and Oklahoma). 

Iowa. 

Kansas. 

Kentucky.
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Louisiana.

Maine.

Maryland (including District of Columbia).

Massachusetts.

Mexico.

Michigan.

Minnesota.

Mississippi.

Missouri.

Montana.

Nebraska.

Nevada.

New Hampshire.

New Jersey.

New Mexico.

New York.

North Carolina.

Ohio.

Oregon.

Pennsylvania.

Ehode Island.

South America.

South Carolina.

Tennessee.

Texas.

Utah.

Vermont.

Virginias.

Washington.

West Indies.

Wisconsin.

Wyoming.

II. STRATIGRAPHIC SUBJECTS.

\

Archean and Algonkiau (including all unclassified crystalline rocks), 

with subheadings as follows :

New England.

New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey.

Maryland to Alabama.

Great Lakes region (Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Canada 

contiguous to lakes Superior and Huron).

West of the Mississippi River (excepting Minnesota).

Eastern (and northern) Canada.

Western Canada (Lake of the Woods region to the Pacific).

General. 

Cambrian, with subheadings as follows:

New England.
KEY TO SUBJECT ENTRIES. 9

New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey.

Southern Appalachians (Maryland to Alabama).

Lakes Superior, Michigan, and Huron region.

Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska.

Missouri.

Texas.

Rocky Mountains to Pacific coast.

Canada (excepting adjoining Lake Superior). 

Carboniferous, with subheadings as follows:

New England.

New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia.

Ohio.

Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia.

Michigan.

Illinois, Indiana.

Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Indian Territory, 

Texas.

Rocky Mountains to the Pacific coast.

Canada (including all of British America).

General. 

Cretaceous, with subheadings as follows:

Atlantic coast region.

Gulf region (Alabama to Louisiana to Kentucky).

Dakota and Minnesota to Texas.

Eocky Mountains to Great Basin region.

Pacific States.

Canada.

General. 

Devonian, with subheadings as follows:

New England.

Appalachian (New York to Alabama).

West of Appalachians to the Mississippi and Minnesota.

West of the Mississippi, excepting Minnesota.

Canada (including all of British America).

General. 

Juratrias, with subheadings as follows :

Massachusetts to North Carolina.

Eastern Canada.

Dakota to Texas.

Rocky Mountain region.

California to Washington.

Western Canada and Alaska.

General. 

Pleistocene, with subheadings as follows:

New England.

New York.

Pennsylvania.
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New Jersey.

Maryland, Delaware, Virginia.

North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia region.

Gulf region, Florida to Texas and Arkansas.

Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee.

Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin.

Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas region.

Rocky Mountains to Great Basin.

Pacific States.

Eastern Canada.

Western British America.

Alaska.

General. 

Silurian, with subheadings as follows:

New England.

Appalachian (New York to Alabama).

West of the Appalachians to the Mississippi Eiver and Minnesota.

West of the Mississippi Eiver, excepting Minnesota.

Canada (including all of British Columbia).

General. 

Tertiary, with subheadings as follows:

Atlantic coast region (Massachusetts to Georgia).

Gulf region (Florida to Texas and Kentucky).

Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas.

Eocky Mountains to Great Basin.

Pacific States. ;

Canada.

Arctic and Alaska.

West Indies.

General.

III. OTHER SUBJECTS.

Geologic philosophy, with subheadings as follows:

Chemic geology (excepting metamorphism and rock decay).

Origin of coal, petroleum, etc.

Dynamic geology.

Petrology.

Glaciology.

Geological climate.

Volcanisin.

Eock decay.

Degradation.

Sedimentation.

Geomorphy.

Coral reefs.

Miscellaneous. 

Petrography.
LIST OF SERIALS EXAMINED.

Akademie der Wissenschaften, Sitzungsberi elite, vols. 1-68. Wien.

Albany Institute, Proceedings, vols. 1, 2, and parts 1-2 of vol. 3. Albany, N. Y.

 Transactions, vols. 1-10. Albany, N. Y.

Americ.au Academy of Arts and Sciences, Proceedings, vols. 1-26. Boston, Mass.

 Memoirs, 1st series, and vols. 1-9, new series. Boston, Mass.

American Anthropologist, vols. 1-2. Washington, D. C.

American Association for the Advancement of Science, Proceedings, vols. 1-39.

Salem, Mass. 

American Association of Geologists and Naturalists, Transactions, vol. 1 to end of

1848. Boston.

American Chemical Journal, vols. 1-5. New York. 

American Geographical Society, Bulletin, vols. 19-21. New York. 

American Geologist, vols. 1-8. Minneapolis, Minn. 

American Journal of Conchology, vols. 1-7. Philadelphia. 

American Institute of Mining Engineers, Transactions, vols. 1-19. Easton, Pa., and

New York, N. Y. 

American Journal of Science, 1st series, 2d series, and vols. 1-42, 3d series. New

Haven, Conn.

American Mineralogical Journal (Bruce), 1 vol.

American Mining Gazette and Geological Magazine, 1 vol. New York. 

American Museum of Natural History, Bulletins, vol. 1 to vol. 3, p. 194. New York. 

American Naturalist, vols. 1-25. Philadelphia. 

American Philosophical Society, Proceedings, vols. 1-29 (to No. 135). Philadelphia.

 Transactions, 1st series, vols. 1-16 (part 3).

American Quarterly Journal of Agriculture and Science, vols. 1-7. New York.

Annals of Science, vol. 1; vol. 2, Nos. 1-4. Cleveland, Ohio.

Appalachia, vols. 1-6. Boston.

Boston Journal of Natural History, vols. 1-7. Boston.

Boston Society of Natural History, Proceedings, vols. 1-25 (to part 2). Boston.

 Memoirs, Arols. 1-4, No. 11, and anniversary volume.

British Association for tho Advancement of Science, Reports, vola. 1-60. London. 

Brookville Society of Natural History, Proceedings, Nos. 1-2. Brookville, Ind. 

Buffalo Society of Natural History, Bulletin, vols. 1-5 (to No. 3). Buffalo, N. Y. 

California Academy of Sciences, Transactions, vols. 1-7. San Francisco.

 Memoirs, vols. 1-2.

 Bulletins, vols. 1-5.

 Bulletins, vols. 1-2.

 Proceedings, vols. 1-2.

Canada, Royal Society, Transactions, vols. 1-8. Montreal.

Canadian Institute and Canadian Journal, 1st series, vols. 1-3; new series, vols. 1-15. 

Toronto.

 Proceedings, vols. 1-7. Toronto.

 Transactions, vol. 1. Toronto.

Canadian Naturalist, 1st series; new series, vols. 1-10. Montreal.

Canadian Record of Science, vols. 1-4. Montreal.

Central Ohio Scientific Association, Proceedings, vol. 1, part 1.

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12 NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. [BOLL. 127.

Central Ohio Scientific Society, Proceedings, vol. 1. Urbana. 

Chicago Academy of Science, Bulletin, vol. 1, Nos. 1-4, 6,9. Chicago.

 Transactions, vol. 1.

Cincinnati Society of Natural History, Journal, vols. 1-14, No. 2.

Cincinnati Quarterly Journal of Science, vols. 1-2.

Cleveland Academy of Sciences, Proceedings, No. 1.

Colorado Academy of Sciences, Proceedings, vols. 1-3 (part 2). Denver.

Congres Ge"ologique International, Comptes Rendus, 1st, 3d, and 4th sessions.

Connecticut Academy of Sciences, Transactions, vols. 1-5. New Haven, Conn.

 Memoirs, vols. 1-7; vol. 8, part 1.

Cornwall Royal Geological Society, Transactions, vols. 1-11. Penzance.

Davenport Academy of Sciences, Proceedings, vols. 1-5, part 1. Davenport, Iowa.

Denison University, Scientific Laboratories, Bulletin, vols. 1-5. Granville, Ohio.

DCS Moines Academy of Sciences, Bulletin, vol. 1, No. 1. Des Moines, Iowa.

Deutsche Geologische Gesellschaft, Zeitschrift, vols. 1-42. Berlin.

E. M. Museum of Geology and Archeology, College of New Jersey, vol. 1, No. 1.

Princeton.

Edinburgh Geological Society, Transactions, vols. 1-6 (to No. 2). 

Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society, Journal, 1883-1890. Raleigh, N. C. 

Elliott Society of Natural History, Journal, vol. 1, Nos. 1-2. Charleston, S. C.

 Proceedings, vol. 1, vol. 2 (to 1886).

Engineering and Mining Journal, vols. 32-37, 40-52. New York.

Essex Institute, Proceedings, vols. 1-6. Salem, Mass.

 Bulletin, vols. 1-22 (to No. 6).

Essex Natural History Society, Journal, vol. 1. Salem, Mass.

Forum, 1888,1890. New York.

Franklin Institute, Proceedings, vols. 1-127. Philadelphia.

Geological Society of America, Bulletin, vols. 1-2. Washington.

Geologists' Association, Proceedings, vols. 1-12. London.

Geological Magazine, vols. 2-12; 2d decade, vols. 1-10; 3d decade, vols 1-8. London.

Geological Society, Transactions, vols. 1-6, 2d series, vols. 1-7. London.

 Quarterly Journal, vols. 1-47. 

Geologist, The, 1842-1843. London. 

Geological Society of Dublin, Journal, vols. 1-10. 

Gesellschaft fiir Erdkunde zu Berlin. Zeitschrift, vols. 1-21. 

Glasgow Geological Society, Transactions, vols. 1-9 (to part 1). 

Geological and Scientific Bulletin, vol. 1, Nos. 2-7, 9-12. Austin, Tex. 

Geologiska Foreningens i Stockholm, Forhandlingar, vols, 8-12,1-3. 

Hamilton Association, Journal and Proceedings, vols. 1-3. Hamilton, Ontario. 

Hartford Natural History Society, Transactions, No. 1. Hartford, Conn. 

Harvard College, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Bulletins, vols. 1-22 (to No. 2), 

Cambridge, Mass.

 Memoirs, vols. 1-13, 16 (to No. 3).

Illinois Natural History Society, Transactions, vol. 1. Springfield.

International Congress of Geologists, American Committee's Reports, 1888.

Iowa Academy of Sciences, Proceedings, 1887-1889. Des Moines.

Iowa Historical Record, vols. 1-4. Des Moines, Iowa.

Iowa State University, Laboratories of Natural History, Bulletin, vols. 1; 2, No. 1.

Iowa City.

Ireland, Royal Geological Society, Journal, vol. 17, part 2; vol. 18, part 2. Dublin. 

Johns Hopkins University, Circulars, Nos. 1^-94. Baltimore. 

Journal de G<5ologie, 3 vols. Paris.

Kansas Academy of Sciences, Proceedings, vols. 2-12. Topeka. 

Kansas Board of Agriculture, Reports, 4th and 5th Annual and 1st and 6th Biennial.

Topeka.
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Kansas City Review, vols. 1-8. Kansas City.

Kirtland Society of Natural Sciences, Papers, No. 1.

Lackawanna Institute of History and Science, Proceedings, vol. 1. Scranton, Pa.

Lansiug Scientific Association, Proceedings, No. 1. Lansing, Mich.

Liverpool Geological Association, Transactions, vols. 7-10.

Liverpool Geological Society, Proceedings, vols. 1-6 (to part 2).

Liverpool Literary and Philosophical Society, Proceedings, vol. 41. Liverpool.

London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Philosophical Magazine, new series, vols. 1^23.

Macluriau Institute, Proceedings, No. 1.

Manchester Geological Society, Transactions, vols. 1-21 (to part 12). Manchester.

Manitoba Historical and Scientific Society, No. 20. Winnipeg.

Maryland Academy of Sciences, Transactions, vol. 1, pp. 1-170. Baltimore.

Meriden Scientific Association, Transactions, vols. 1-4. Meriden, Conn.

Mining Magazine and Journal of Geology, vol. 12, Nos. 6,13; vol. 13, NOB. 1-2. New

York.

Minnesota Academy of Natural Sciences, Bulletin, vols. 1-3 (to No. 1). Minneapolis. 

Monthly American Journal of Geology and Natural Science, Featherstonhaugh,

vol. 1. Philadelphia.

National Academy of Sciences, Memoirs, vols. 2-3; vol. 4, part 1. Washington. 

National Geographic Magazine, vols. 1-3. Washington. 

National Institute, Proceedings, vols. 1-2. Washington. 

Nature, 1886-1890. London. 

Naturaliste Canadien, Le, vols. 1-17.

Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie, Geologic, und Paleontologie, 1833-1891. Stuttgart. 

New Brunswick Natural History Society, Bulletins, No. 1, vol. 9. St. Johns. 

New Orleans Academy of Sciences, Papers, vol. 1, No. 1.

 Proceedings, vol. 1, part 1.

Newport Natural History Society, Documents, Nos. 1-3. Newport, R. I.

New York Academy of Science, Transactions, vols. 1-6 (to No. 6). New York.

 Annals, vols. 1-5.

New York Agricultural Society, Transactions, 1842-1848,1850'1876. Albany.

New York Linnaean Society, Transactions, vol. 1. New York.

New York Literary and Philosophical Society, Transactions, vol. 1; vol. 2, No..2. New

York. 

New York Lyceum of Natural History, Annals, vols. 1-11. New York.

 Proceedings, vols. 1-2 (to No. 4).

New York State Museum of Natural History, Bulletins 1-10. Albany.

Nova Scotian Institute of Natural Science, Transactions, vols. 1-7. Halifax.

Ohio Historical and Philosophical Society, Journal, 1838.

Ohio Mechanics' Institute of Science, Proceedings, vols. 1-2 (to No. 3).

Ohio Mining Journal, vol. 1, No. 4; vol. 2, Nbs. 1-3; vol. 3, No. 1.

Oneida Historical Society, Transactions, 1887-1889. Utica, N. Y.

Orleans County Society of Natural History, Transactions and Archives of Science,

vol. 1, Nos. 1-6. Vermont. 

Ottawa Naturalist, vols. 1-5. Ottawa. 

Overland Monthly, The, vols. 1-2.

Pacific Coast Technical Society, Proceedings, vols. 1-3. San Francisco. 

Pennsylvania Medical Society, Transactions, 2d series, vols. 1-5; 3d series, vols.

1-3; 4th series, vols. 1-2, 14-16, vol. 12, part 2, vol. 13, part 2. 

Pennsylvania Geological Society, Transactions, vol. 1. Philadelphia. 

Peoria Scientific Association, Bulletin, vol. 1. Peoria, III. 

Petermann's Mitteilungeu, vols. 1-31 and supplements. 

Philadelphia, Academy of Natural Sciences, Proceedings, vols. 1 to end of 1891.

Philadelphia.

 Journal, 1st series, new series, vols. 1-8; vol. 9, part 2.

Popular Science Monthly, complete to end of 1891 and supplements. New York.
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Portland Society of Natural History, Journal, vol. 1. Portland, Me.

 Proceedings, vol. 1.

Pottsville Scientific Association, Bulletin, vol. 1. Pottsville, Pa.

Poughkeepsie Society of Natural History, Proceedings, vol. 1, October, 1878, to 

July, 1880. Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

Quebec Literary and Historical Society, Transactions, vols. 1-5 and 1863-1886. Montreal.

Rochester Academy of Sciences, Proceedings, vol. 1, pp. 1-100, Rochester, N. Y.

Royal Geographical Society, Proceedings, vol. 11. London.

Royal Institution of Great Britain, Proceedings, vols. 1-4. London.

St. Louis Academy of Science, Transactions, vols. 1-4; vol. 5, Nos. 1-2. St. Louis, Mo.

Santa Barbara Society of Natural History, Bulletin, vol. 1, No. 2. Santa Barbara, Cal.

School of Mines, Quarterly, vols. 1-12; vol. 13, No. 1. New York.

Science, vols. 1-18. New York.

Science (edited by John Michels), vols. 1-2. New York.

Scientific American Supplement, vols. 1-22, 24-30. New York.

Scientific Journal, 1 vol. New York.

Science Observer, vol. 4. Boston.

Scottish Geographical Magazine, vols. 3-6. Edinburgh.

Sedalia Natural History Society, Bulletin No. 1. Sedalia, Mo.

Socie"t6 Ge"ologique de Belgique, Annales, vols. 1-12.

Soci6t6 Ge"ologique de France, Bulletin, 1st series; 2d series; 3d series, vols. 1-18.

Soci6t6 Ge"ologique du Nord, Annales, vols. 1-19. Lille.

Socie"te" Ge"ologique du Normandie, Bulletin, vols. 4-10.

Stateii Island, Natural Science Association, Proceedings, 1886-1889.

Technology Quarterly, vols. 3-4. Boston.

Trenton Natural History Society, Journal, Nos. 1-2. Trenton, N. J.

Texas, University of, School of Geology, Circular No. 1. Austin.

Vassar Brothers' Institute, Transactions, vols. 1-5. Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

Virginias, The, vols. 1-6. Staunton, Va.

Wagner Free Institute, Transactions, volsi 1-3. Philadelphia.

Washburn College, Bulletins Nos. 1-11. Topeka, Kans.

Washington, Philosophical Society, Bulletin, vols. 1-10, vol. 11, pp. 1-496. Washington.

Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Proceedings, vols. 1-7. Madison.

Wyoming Historical and Geological Society, Publications, 1^3. Wilkesbarre, Pa.

Yorkshire Geological and Polytechnic Society, Proceedings, vols. 1-6; new series, 

vols. 7-9; vol. 11, parts 1-2.
CATALOGUE AND INDEX.

A.

A. Proofs that general and powerful currents liave swept and worn the surface 

of the earth.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 11, pp. 100-104,1826.

Abbot, Henry L. The physics of the 

Mississippi River.

Van Nostraud's Eng. Mag., vol. 20, pp. 1-6, 

1879.

 Humphreys, A. A., and. Report 

upon the physics and hydraulics of the 

Mississippi River, upon the protection 

of the alluvial regions against overflow, 

and upon the deepening of the mouths. 

Based upon surveys and investigations 

[etc.]. U. S. Army, Corps of Topographical Engineers, Prof, papers, No. 4, xiii, 

456, cxlvii pages, 20 plates, 4C , Philadelphia, 1861. Also Washington, 1861. 

Again,-214 pages, 1 plate, Washington, 

1867. With additions, 691 pages, 25 

plates (Prof, papers, No. 13), Washington, 1876.

Reviewed by J. B. Eads, Tan Nostrand's 

Eng. Mag., vol. 19, pp. 211-220,1878.

Abbott, C. C. Primitive industry; or 

illustrations of the handiwork in the 

stone, bone, and clay of the native races 

of the northern Atlantic seaboard of 

America.

PeabodyAcad.Sci.,Salem, 1881. [Notseen.]

 T A recent find in the Trenton gravels. 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 22, pp. 

96-104,1884.

Abbott, Charles A. On the antiquity 

of man in the valley of the Delaware. 

Boston Soo. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 23, pp424-426,1888.

Abert, J. J. Annual report Bureau of 

Topographical Engineers, 1839.

Message Prest. TJ. S., 26th Gong., 1st sess., 

H. B. Ex. Doc. No. 2, pp. 632-893 [Washington, 1840].

Abert, J. W. Journal from Bent's Fort 

to St. Louis in 1845.

Message Prest. U. S., 29fch Coiig., 1st sess., 

Senate Doc. No. 438, pp. 2-75,12 plates, raapa, 

Washington, 1846.

 [Notes from Fort Leaven worth to 

Bent's Fort.]

Emery's notes of a military reoonnoissanco, 

pp. 386-414, Washington, 1848.

 Report on examination of New Mexico in the years 1846-47.

Keport Sec. War, 30tb Cong., 1st sess., Senate Doc. No. 23, pp. 3-130, 24 plates, map 

[Washington, 1848]; 30th Cong., 1st soss.,Ex. 

Doc. No. 41, pp. 417-546 [Washington, 1848].

Abert, S. J. Report [on a survey and 

reconnaissance] of the Arkansas River. 

Letter Sec. War, 41st Cong., 2d sess., H. K. 

Ex. Doc. No. 295, pp. 3-33 [Washington, 1870).

Abert, S. T. Examination of Catawba 

River from South Carolina line to Old 

Fort, North Carolina.

U. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Keport for 

1876, part 1, pp. 367-376, Appendix G, 1876.

 Geology.

Letter from the Acting Secretary of "War, 

transmitting report of S. T. Abert on the survey of a line to connect the waters of the Cape 

Fear and Neuse rivers [etc.], 44th Cong., 1st 

sess., Senate Ex. Doc. No. 35, pp. 15-18,1876.

Adams, C. B. First annual report on 

the geology of the State of Vermont, 92 

pages, map, Burlington, 1845.

Includes letter by E. Hitchcock, pp. 64-68; 

report by Hall and Thompson, pp. 68-78, and 

letter by Thayer, pp. 77-79.

 Second annual report on the geology 

of the State of Vermont, 267 pages, 

Burlington, 1846.

Includes notes by S.'E. Hall, pp. 174-214; 

letter by E. Hitchcock, pp. 247-252; report by 

Z. Thompson, pp. 259-261.

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Adams, C. B. Notice of an example of 

apparent drift furrows dependent on 

structure.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 3, pp. 433-434,

1847.

 Third annual report on the geology 

of the State of Vermont, 32 pages, Burlington, 1847.

 Observation on a polished rock [Winooski, Vt.].

Bead to Assoc. Am. Geol.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 5, p. 110 (J p.),

1848.

Am. Quart. Jour. Agri. and Sci., vol. 6, pp. 

215-216 (J p.), October number, 1848.

 Fourth annual report on the geological survey of Vermont, 8 pages, Burlington, 1848.

 On the Taconic rocks. 

Read to Assoc. Am. Geol. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 5, pp. 108-110, 

1848.

Can. Nat., vol. 6, pp. 324 325,1861. 

Am. Quart. Jour. Agri. and Sci., vol. 6, p. 212 

(November number 1847) [1848 ?].

 Suggestions on changes of level in 

North America during the drift period. 

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 60-64, 

1851.

 and Gray, Alonzo. Elements of 

geology, 354 pages, Cincinnati, 1853. 

[Not seen.]

Adams, Frank D. Notes on the microscopic structure of some rocks of the 

Quebec group.

Geol. Surv. Canada, report of progress, 

1880-81-82, pp. 8 A-23 A, Montreal, 1883.

 On the occurrence of the Norwegian 

"Apatitbringer" in Canada, with a few 

notes on the microscopic characters of 

some Laureutian amphibolites.

British Assoc., Report of 54th meeting, p. 

717 (J p.), 1885.

 On the presence of zones of certain 

silicates about the olivine occurring in 

anorthositerocks from the River Saguenay.

Am. Nat., vol. 19, pp. 1087-1090,1885.

 On'the coal-bearing rocks of Canada. 

British Assoc., Report of 56th meeting, 1886, 

pp. 639-641,1887.

 The anorthosite rocks of Canada.

British Assoc., report of 56th meeting, 1886, 

pp. 666-667,1887.

 [Analyses; shell marl from Anticosti, 

and carbonaceous schist from Lake of 

the Woods.]

Canada Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv., Report 

1886, Part T, p. 41 (i p.), 1887.

Adams, Frank D. [Summary of observations in 1887 in Montcalmand Joliette 

counties.]

Canada, Geol. Snrv., Reports, vol. 3, new, 

series, part 1. Report A, pp. 27-28, Montreal, 

1888.

 [Account of explorations in the eastern townships of Quebec.]

Canada, Geol. Surv., Reports, vol. 3, new 

series, part 1, Report A, pp. 84-85, Montreal 

1888.

 Notes on the lithological character 

of some of the rocks collected in the 

Yukon district and adjacent northern 

portion of British Columbia.

Canada, Geol. Surv., Reports, vol. 3, new 

series, part 1, Report B, pp. 235-240, Montreal,

1888.

 On the microscopical character of 

the ore of Tread well mine, Alaska. 

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 88-93,1889. 

Abstract Am. Nat., vol. 23, p. 721 (6 lines),

1889.

 Notes to accompany a tab illation pf 

the igneous rocks, based on the system 

of Prof. H. Rosenbush.

Canadian Rec. of Sci., vol. 4, pp. 463-469, pi.,

1890.

 [Summary report on surveys in the 

St. Maurice district, eastern townships.]

Canada, Geol. Surv., Reports, vol. 4, new 

series, Report A, pp. 34-35 (| p.), 1890.

 On some granites from British Columbia and the adjacent parts of Alaska 

and the Yukon district.

Canadian Reo. of Sci., vol. 4, pp. 344-358,

1891.

 and Lawson, Andrew G. On some 

Canadian rocks containing scapolite, 

with a few notes on some rocks associated with the apatite deposits.

Canadian Reo. of Sci., voT. 3, pp; 185-201, 

1888.

Abstract Am. Nat., vol. 23, pp. 169-170, February number, 1890.

Adams, H. M. [Notes on Buffalo Bayou 

and Galveston Bay, Texas.]

U. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Report for 

1871, part 1, pp. 534-536, Washington, 1871.

 [Report on survey of Galveston Harbor.]

TJ. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Report for 

1874, part 1, pp. 722-726, Appendix R 7, Washington, 1874.

 Survey for locating the terminus of 

the Fort St. Philip canal under the lea 

of Sable Island (Louisiana).

IT. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Report for 

1874, pp. 741-742,1 plate, Washington, 1874.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 17

Adams, J. New locality of amethyst 

(Rhode Island).

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 8, p. 199,1824.

 Remarks * * '* relating to some 

, phenomena of moving rocks.

Am. Jour. Sci,, vol. 9, pp. 136-144,1825.

Adams, Milton B. Erosive action of the 

Arkansas River at Fort Smith and Pine 

Bluff, Ark., etc.

48th Gong., 1st sess., H. R. Ex. Doc. No. 151, 

Washington, 1884.

Adams, W. H. Coals in Mexico, Santa 

Rosa district.

Am. lust. Mining Eug., Trans., vol. 10, pp. 

270-273,1882.

 The pyrites deposits of Louisa 

County, Va.

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 12, pp. 

527-535, plates, 1884. 

Africa.

1821. Sinter of the Azores, AVebster, 

J. W.

1822. Island of St. Michael, Azores,

Webster, J. W. 

1836. Vicinity of the Cape of Good

Hope, Champion.

1875. Carteg6ologique de la terre, Marcon, J. 

1881. Geological features of Bible

lands, Dawson, J. W. 

1883. Amphibole granite from Syene,

Stelzner.

° Literature of geology of Egypt 

and examination of the obelisk, Julien.

Geology of Natal by North, Science.

1886. Genesis of the diamond, Diller. 

1890. Blanket deposits of the Witwatersrand, Curtis. 

De Kaap Transvaal gold fields,

Fnrlonge.

Nile and the desert, Bolton. 

Agassiz, Alexander. On Mar con's "Geology of North America."

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 27, pp. 134-137, 

1859. Reviewed by J. D. Daua, pp. 137-140.

 On the drift in Brazil and on decom,- 

posed rocks under the drift.

Am. Jour. Sei., 2d series, vol. 40, pp. 389-390, 

1805.

 On the position of the sandstone of 

the southern slope of a portion of Keweeuaw Point, Lake Superior.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 11, pp. 

244-246,1868.

Bull. 127 2

Agassiz, Alexander Continued.

 Glacial action in Fnegia and Patagonia.

Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 4, pp. 135-130 

(§p.),1872.

Abstract, Am. Naturalist, vol. 6, p.COG (J p.), 

1872.

 Exploration of Lake Titicaca; Notes 

on Paleozoic fossils by 0. A. Derby, 

with note by A. Agassiz.

Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

3, pp. 274-280, .1870.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, 

p.493(ipO, 1870.

 Letter on the dredging operations of

the U. S. Coast Survey steamer Blake

from December, 1878, to March 10,1879.

Harvard Mus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 5, pp.

289-302, 2 maps, 1879.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 18, 

pp. 230-231, 1879.

 The Tortngas and Florida reefs.

Am. Acad., Memoirs, vol. 11, pp. 107-134, 

40, 12 plates, 1883.

Reviewed by J. D. D [ana], Am. Jonr. Sci., 

3d series, vol. 26, pp. 408-409, 1883.

Abstract, Am. "Naturalist, vol. 17, pp. 1267- 

1208, 1883.

 A contribution to American thalassography. Three cruises of the U. S. 

Coast and Geodetic Survey steamer 

Blake in the Gulf of Mexico, in the 

Caribbean Sea, and along the Atlantic 

coast of the United States from 1877 

to 1880. In two volumes, vol. 1, xii, 

314 pages, maps; vol. 2, 21.9 pages, 

plates, Cambridge, 1888.

Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vols. 

14, 15.

 The coral reefs of the Hawaiian 

Islands.

Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

17, pp. 121-170, plates 1-13,1889.

 Note [on coral reefs of southern 

Florida and their relations to the 

growth of the peninsula].

Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

16, pp. 157-158, 1890.

[Agassiz, Louis.] [Age of millstone grit 

of Georgia.]

.Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 2, p. 193 

(J p.), 1848.

 On the origin of the actual outlines 

of Lake Superior.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 1, p. 79 (J p.), 1849.

 The terraces and ancient river bars, 

drift, bowlders, and polished surfaces 

of Lake Superior.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 08-70, 1849.
18 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

[Agassiz, Louis.] Continued.

 Lake Superior. Its physical character, vegetation, and animals compared 

with those of other and similar regions 

with a narrative of the route by J. Elliot 

Cabot, and contributions by other scientific gentlemen, 428 pages, plates, Boston, 1850.

Extract "The erratic phenomena about

Lake Superior." Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series,

vol. 10, pp. 83-101, 1850.

 Florida reefs, keys, and coast.

U. S. Coast Survey Eeport for 1851, pp. 

145-160,1851.

 [On the age of the Connecticut Valley sandstones.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 

336-337 (J p.), 1851.

[ ] [Fossiliferous strata under Nahant 

syenite.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 341 

(J p.), 1851.

[ ] [Superposition of drift in pits near 

Cambridge, Mass.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 183 

(J p.), 1851. Remark by Dr. Cabot.

 [Age of new red sandstone.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 4, p. 276 (41ines), 1857.

 [On geological position of the Mansfield coal formation.]

Am. Acad., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 270, 271, 1851.

 Remarks upon the unconformability 

of the Palaeozoic formations of the 

United States.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 254,256 (J p.), 

1852.

Discussed by Foster, Hall, Hough, Emmons, and Agassiz, pp. 254-256.

 The primitive diversity and number 

of animals in geological times.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol, 17, pp. 309- 

324,1854.

[ ] [On upheaval during the deposition of the New York series.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 

248-249, 271-275, 1861.

[ ] [Consecutive faunae and their corresponding geological formation.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 

241-242, 1861.

 [On the age of the New Brunswick, 

etc., sandstones.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, p. 398 

(J p.), 1861.

[ ] [On the subdivisions of the Tertiary formation.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 9, p. 174 

(J p.), 1865.

[Agassiz, Louis.] Continued.

 Geological sketches, 311 pages, 12°, 

Boston, 1866; 2d series, 229 pages, 12°, 

Boston, 1876.

 Relation of geological and zoological researches to general interests in 

the development of coast features.

U. S. Coast Survey, Eeport for 1867, pp. 

183-186, 1867.

 On the former existence of local 

glaciers in the White Mountains. 

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 161-167,1870. 

Am. Nat., vol. 4, pp. 550-558,1871.

 Glacial phenomena of the Southern 

Hemisphere compared with those of the 

North.

Read to Nat. Acad. Sci., Nov., 1872.

Am. Nat., vol. 7, pp. 60-62.1872.

[ ] [Glacial scratches in Berkshire and 

Wachusett ranges, Massachusetts.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 14, p. 386 

(J P-), 1872.

[ ] [Observations on a set of bowlders 

in Berkshire County, Massachusetts.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol.14, pp. 385- 

386 (J p.), 1872.

Aikin, William E. A. Some notices of 

the geology of the country between 

Baltimore and the Ohio River, with a 

section illustrating the superposition 

of the rocks.

Am. Jour. Sci.,vol. 26, pp. 219-232, plate, 1834. 

Akerly, Samuel. A geological account 

of Dutchess County in New York.

Am. Mineralogical Jour. (Bruce), vol. 1, pp. 

11-16,1814.

 On the geology and mineralogy of 

the island of New York.

Am.Mineralogical Jour. (Bruce), vol. 1, pp. 

191-198,1814.

 On the improbability of finding coal 

on Long Island or in the vicinity of 

New York.

Am. Mineralogical Jour. (Bruce), vol. 1, pp. 

84-86,1814.

 An essay on the geology of the Hudson River and the adjacent regions, 

illustrated by a geological section of 

the country from the neighborhood of 

Sandy Hook, in New Jersey, northward 

through the highlands in New York 

toward the Catskill Mountains. 69 

pages, 1 plate, New York, 1820. 

Akermann, H. W. Diekupferfuhrenden 

Schichten am Lake Superior.

Naturwissenschaftliche Gesell. Isis in Dresden, Sitzungsberichte, 1875, pp. 101-105. [Not 

seen.]
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 19

Alabama.

1807. Observations on geology of the 

United States, Maclure.

1818. Geology of the United States, etc.,

Maclure.

Observations on geology of North 

America, Mitchell, S. L.

1828. Sketches of geology of Alabama, 

Porter, W. S.

1830. Remains of ferruginous sand formation, Morton, S. G.

1832. Fossil shells of the Tertiary, Courad.

1833. Notices respecting Green County, 

Withers.

New fossil shells, Conrad.

Contributions to geology, Lea.

Prairies of Alabama, McGuire.

Coal, Jones, A.

Observations upon Alabama, 

Georgia, and Florida, Shepard.

Tertiary and recent of Southern 

States, Conrad.

Organic remains of Cretaceous of

United States, Morton, S. G. 

1835. Fossil fish teeth; gait in Alabama 

and divisions of Cretaceous, 

Morton, S. G.

Geology of North America, Rogers, H. D.

Report on elevated country between Missouri and Red rivers, 

Featherstonhaugh.

Position of Pontremites, Troost.

Localities of bones of mastodon, 

etc., Troost.

Notes on Alabama geology, 

Bruinby.

1840. Position of zueglodou of Harlan, 

Conrad.

1841. Report on paleontology of New 

York, Conrad.

1842. Portion of the Atlantic Tertiary 

region, Conrad.

1843. Structure of Appalachians exemplifying laws of mountain 

chains, Rogers and Rogers. 

1846. Some sandstonea in Baldwin 

County, Bigelow.

Newer deposits of Southern 

States, Lyell.

Eocene of Georgia and Alabama, 

Lyell.

Coal fields of Alabama, Lyell.

Eocene of the United States, Conrad.

Alabama Continued.

1847. Age of Nummulite limestone,

Lyell.

Delta and alluvial deposits of the 

Mississippi and other points, 

Lyell.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C. 

Eocene of Vicksburg, Conrad. 

Tertiary of Warren County, Miss.,

Conrad.

Letters on geology, Christy. 

Geology of southern Alabama,

Hale, C. S.

1849. Second visit to the United States, 

Lyell.

1850. Eocene of Vicksburg, Conrad.

1851. Mastodon beds around head of 

Mobile Bay, Hale, C. S.

1852. Post-Pliocene of Southern and 

Northern States, etc., Desor, E.

1853. Geologic map of the United 

States, etc., Marcou. J.

1855. Ueber die Geologie vou Nord

Amerika, Marcou, J. 

Eocene of Jackson, Miss., Conrad.

1856. Origin of green sand, Bayley,

J.W.

Geology of Choctaw Bluff, Winchell, A.

1857. Artesian wells of Alabama, Winchell, A. 

Middle and southern Alabama,

Winchell, A. 

Analyses for geologic survey of

Alabama, Mallet.

1858. Tertiary and Cretaceous of the 

Northwest, Meek and Hayden.

First report on the geology of 

Alabama, Tuomey.

Report on position of Cretaceous 

and Tertiary, Thornton.

Report of chemical department, 

Mallet.

Second report on Alabama, 

Tuomey.

Sketch of geology of the United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Localities of coal beds, Powell, G.

1859. Paleontology of New York, vol. 

3, Hall, J.

1865. New Eocene fossils, Whitfield.

Eocenelignite formation, Conrad.

1866. Quaternary of Mississippi, Hilgard.
20 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Alabama Continued.

1866. Coal, iron, and oil, Daddow.

Drift of Western and Southern 

States, Hilgard.

1867. Tertiary of North and South

Carolina., Conrad. 

Tertiary of Mississippi and Alabama, Hilgard.

The State of Alabama, Haines. 

1869. Geology of lower Louisiana, aud

rock salt, Hilgard. 

1871. History of the Gulf of Mexico,

Hilgard.

Geologic history of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard.

1873. Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C. H., and Blake.

1874. Alabama coal and iron, Roth well.

1875. The ores of iron; their distribution, Newton.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Tertiary of Atlantic Slope, Conrad.

Report of survey of Alabama for

1874. Smith, E. A.

1876. Specimens from coal, Lesquereux. 

Report of survey of Alabama for

1875. Smith, E. A. 

Coal and iron of Alabama, Gesner. 

Coal raining in Alabama since

1853, Aldrich.

Coosa coal field, etc., Smith, E. A. 

East side of Cahaba coal field,

Tuomey. 

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils of

upper Missouri country, Gabb. 

Roup and Jones valleys, Smith,

E. A. 

Summary of chemical analyses,

Smith, E. A.

1877. Coal regions of America, Macfarlane.

1878. Outline of geology of Alabama,

Smith, E. A. 

Soils of Alabama, Stubbs.

1879. North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Report of survey of Alabama for 

1877-78, Smith, E. A.

Iron ores of Alabama, Smith, E. A.

Macfarlane's Railroad Guide, Gesner and Smith.

1880. Claiborne group and its fossils, 

- Mell.

Alabama Continued.

1881. Report on Warrior coal field,

Smith, E.iL 

Alabama north of the Tennessee,

McCalley. 

Lower Eocene mollusca from

Clarke County, Heilprin. 

Later Tertiary of Gulf of Mexico,

Hilgard. 

Geology of lower Louisiana and

salt of Petite Anse., Hilgard. 

Geology of Florida, Smith, E. A.

1882. Ten new species of fossils, Miller, S. A. 

Position of Eocene of Maryland,

Heilprin. 

Tertiary of the Southern States,

Heilpriu. 

Southern soapstones, kaolin, and

fire clays, Mell. 

1885. Origin of cross valleys, Davis,

W.M.. 

Post-Eocene of Atlantic Slope,

Heilprin. 

Utica and related horizons, Walcott. 

Survey from Atlanta to fche

Mississippi, Campbell and

Ruffner.

1884. Geology of Alabama, Schrnit/,.

Contributions to Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

Ripley group, Johnson, L. 0.

Soil map of the cotton States, 

Hilgard.

Remarks on Gulf Tertiaries, Heilprin.

Cotton production of Alabama, 

Smith, E. A.

Cretaceous phosphates, Smith, 

E.A.

Distribution of iron ores in eastern United States, Smock.

Tertiary of Eastern and Southern States, Heilprin.

Limits of Tertiary, Winchell, A.

Phosphates in Alabama Cretaceous,-Smith, E. A.

1885. Tertiary of Alabama, Aldrich.

Meyer on southern old-Tertiary, 

Smith, E. A.

Tertiary phosphates, Smith, E. A.

Age of species of old-Tertiary, 

Meyer, O.

Sections of Cretaceous and Tertiary, Smith, E. A.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 21

Alabama Continued. 

18815. Structure of English and American coals, Wetherod. 

Map of the United States, McGee. 

Classification of Tertiary, Meyer,

O.; Hilgard, Heilprin. 

Crystallines of Alabama, Hitchcock. C.H.

1886. Meyer and the Tertiary, Hilgard. 

Variations of certain Tertiary

fossils, Meyer, 0. 

Iron ores of Alabama, Willis. 

Introduction; Tertiary of Alabama, Smith, E. A.

1887. Tertiary fossils, Aldrich.

Observations on Tertiary, Langdon.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Iron and coal, Porter.

Iron ores, Chanvenet.

Raccoon coal field, Gibson.

Warrior coal field, McCalley.

Tertiary and Cretaceous, re"sura6, 

McGee.

Tertiary and Cretaceous of the 

Tusca.loosa, Tombigbee, and 

Alabama rivers, Smith and 

Johnson.

Tuscaloosa formation, McGee.

Iron ores of Chattanooga district, Fleming.

Birmingham region, Brainerd, 

McCreath and d'lnvillicrs.

1888. Absence of separable Oligocene, 

Aldrich.

Coal, Ashburner.

Deposits of phospate of lime, 

Penrose.

North American eastern Tertiary, 

Meyer, 0.

Relations of Grand Gulf series, 

Hilgard.

Report of subcommittee on Cenozoic, Smith, E. A.

White limestone formation,, Johnson.

1889. Geological survey, Spencer, J. W. 

Building stones, Merrill, G. P. 

Analyses of dolomite and clay, 

Hillebrand.

1890. Appomattox formation, McGee. 

Pleistocene submergence, McGee.

Spencer, J. W. 

Analyses of sand and white earth

from Talladega, Catlett.

Alabama Continued.

1890. Geology of Mon Louis Island, 

Laugdon.

Macfailane's Railway Guide, 

Campbell, Smith and Gesuer.

Peculiarities in. drainage, McGee.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Flora of Tuscaloosa formation, 

Fontaine.

Cahaba coal field, Squire.

Map of Cahaba coa.l field, McCalley.

1891. Appomattox formation, McGeo.

Coal measures of plateau region, 

McCalley.

Coal measures of Blount County, 

Gibson.

Cambrian of North America, Waleott.

Columbia formation, McGee.

Cretaceous stratigraphy, White, 

C. A.

Cretaceous of North America, 

White, C. A.

Dates of origin of certain topographic forms, Davis, W. M.

Preface [Report on coal of plateau 

country], Smith, E. A.

Overthrust faults of the southern 

Appalachians. Hayes, C. W.

Post-Pliocene subsidence, Spencer.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Titanic oxide [in. soils], Dunnington.

Variations in Cretaceous and 

Tertiary, L an gel on.

Warrior ooa,l field, Frazer.

Alaska.

1839. Geologic appendix to Beechey'a 

voyage, Buckland.

1850. Geognostischen Beschaffenheit 

der Nordwestkuste Amerikas, 

Grewinck.

1855. Geology of Hudson Bay territory, etc., Isbester.

1867. Glaciers of Alaska, Blake, W. P.

1868. Explorations in Russian America,

Dall. 

Features of the northwest coast

of America, Blake, T. A. 

Notes on Russian America, Blake, 

T. A.

1869. Absence of glaciation in the valley of the Yukon, Shaler.
22 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Alaska Continued. :

1869. Natural History of Alaska, Ball. 

Geology of Alaska, Blake, T. A.

1870. Observation on Alaska, Dall.

1871. Flora fossilia Alaskana, Herr. 

Alluvial deposits of the Yukon,

Dall. 

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane. 

1878. St. Elias and some adjacent

mountains, Dall. 

Neuere Forshuugen auf den Aleuten, Dall.

1881. Note on Alaska, Dall.

1882. Alaska Tertiary, Dall.

1883. Modern change in Alaska, Meehan.

1884. Volcanic sand from Unalaska,

Diller.

Glaciers in Alaska, Meehan. 

New volcanic island, Dall. 

Mesozoic fossils from Alaska,

White, C. A. 

Great modern change in Alaska,

Meehan. 

Glaciation in Alaska, Dall.

1885. Existing glaciers of the United

States, Eussell, I. C. 

Bogosloff Island, Dall. 

Lava from Bogosloff, Diller.

1886. Glacial action, Copper River,

Alien, H. T.

Horublende-andesite from Bogosloff, Merrill, G. P.

1887. Muir glacier, Wright.

Yukon expedition, Dawson, G. M. 

Muir glacier, Chickering.

1888. Glaciation, Dawson, G. M.

1889. Treadwell mine ores, Adams. 

Dawson, G. M.

1890. Ice cliffs of Kowak River, Russell, I. C.; Cantwell. 

Surface geology, Russell.

1891. Expedition to Mount St. Elias, 

Russell,!. C.

Explorations in Alaska, Russell, 

I. C.

Fossil plants from near Mount 

St. Elias, Knowlton.

Granites from British Columbia, 

Alaska, etc., Adams, F. D.

Muir glacier region, Cushing, 

Wright.

Sands from Yakutat Bay, Stanley-Brown.

Aldrich, T. H. Historical account of 

coal mining operations in Alabama 

since 1853.

Geol. Surv. Alabama, report of progress 

by E. A. Smith for 1875, pp. 28-46, Montgomery, 1876.

 Observations upon the Tertiary of 

Alabama.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, pp. 300- 

308, 1885.

 Preliminary report upon the Tertiary fossils of Alabama and Mississippi.

Geol. Surv. Alabama, Bull. No. 1, pp. 15-60 

and 6 plates, 1886.

Alexander, Caleb. An account of eruptions and the present appearance of 

West River Mountain, New Hampshire. 

Am. Acad. Memoirs, vol. 1, pp. 316-317,1783.

 [On the absence of separable Oligocene in the Gnlf Tertiary region.]

International Congress of Geologists, Am. 

Com., Reports 1888, F. p. 7 (8 lines), 1888. 

Am. Geologist, vol. 2, p. 273, 1888.

Alexander, J, H., Ducatel, J. T., and. 

Report on the projected survey of the 

State of Maryland, 39 pages, map, 

Annapolis, 1834.

Am. Jonr. Sci., vol. 27, pp. 1-38,1835.

Alexander, T. M. The newly discovered crater of Maui.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 7, pp. 525-526, 

1874.

Alexander, W. D. On the crater of 

Haleakala, island of Maui, Hawaiian 

group.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 49, pp. 43-48, 

1870.

Alger, Francis. Notes on the mineralogy of Nova Scotia.

Amer. Jour. Sci., vol. 12, pp. 227-232,1827.

 On the zinc mines of Franklin, Sussex County, N. J.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 48, pp. 252-264,1845.

 Jackson, C. T., and. A description 

of the mineralogy and geology of a 

part of Nova Scotia.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 14, pp. 305-330, map; 

vol. 15, pp. 132-160; 201-217, 1829.

 Remarks on the mineralogy 

and geology of Nova Scotia.

Am. Acad., Memoirs (new series), vol. 1, 

pp, 217-330, map, 4°, 1831.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 22, pp. 

167-169, 1831. 

New edition of the map, folio, Boston, 1841.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 23

Alien, E. A. H. [Notes on] Lectures on 

botany and geology.

Rensselaer Institute, summer term, 1852, 

4°, 1852. [Not seen.]

Alien, Henry T. Copper River, Alaska. 

Glacial action.

Science, vol. 8, pp. 145-146 (§ p.), 1886.

Alien, J. A. Metamorphism produced 

by the burning of lignite beds in 

Dakota and Montana Territories.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 

246-262,1874.

Abstract Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 8, 

pp. 141-142 (§ p.), 1874.

 The Little Missouri "bad lands." 

Am. Nat., vol. 10, pp. 207-216, 1876.

Alien, John H. Some facts respecting 

the geology of Tampa Bay, Florida. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 1, pp. 38-42.

18.10.

Alien, Jonathan A. On the question 

whether there are any traces of a volcano in the West River Mountain. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 3, pp. 73-76, 1821.

Alien, Joseph H. Western Kentucky 

coals and cokes.

Ain. Inst. Mining Eng., Trana., vol. 16, pp. 

581-593, 1888.

Alien, J., and Schoolcraft, H. B. Letter 

from the Secretary of War transmitting a map and report of Lieutenant 

Alien and H. B. Schoolcraft's visit to 

the northwest Indians in 1832, 23d 

Cong., 1st sess., H. R. Doc. No. 323, 68 

pages, map. [Washington, 1834.]

Ameghino, Professor. The man of the 

Pampean formation.

Am. Nat., vol. 12, pp. 827-829, 1878. 

American Geologist. Murray's theory 

of the formation of barrier reefs and 

coral islands.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 113-117, 1888.

 Irving and Chamberlin of tlie Lake 

Superior sandstone.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 44-57, 1888.

 On the chert of the Upper Coal 

Measures in Montgomery County, Iowa. 

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 116-117, 1888.

 Black marl from Cheyenne County, 

Nebr.

Am. Geol., vol. I, p. 137 (3 lines), 1888.

 Later Cretaceous in Iowa.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, p. 337 (J p.), 1888.

 The antiquity of man; some incidental results of the discussion. 

Am. Geol., vol'. 2. pp. 51-54, 1888.

American Geologist. Continued.

 Formation of coal seams.

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 334-336, 1888.

 [Fossil bone in well at Lincoln, 

Nebr.]

Am. Geol., vol. 2, p. 439 (J p.), 1888.

 [Notice and review of E. Danzig, 

" Uober die eruptive Natur gewisser 

Gneisse sowie cles Granulits im siichsischen Mittelgebirge."]

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 150-152, 1889.

 Unconformity at the falls of the 

Montmof enci.

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 333-334, 1889.

 Very striking example of glacial 

action * * * on eastern flanks of 

the higher ranges of the Sierra Nevada 

Mountains.

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 340-341 (§ p.), 1889.

 Some recent speculations on the 

origin of petroleum.

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 371-376, 1889. 

Sci. Am. Supp., vol. 29, pp. 11765-11766 (2 

cols.), 4°, 1890.

 A new glacial theory.

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 138-139, 1889.

 The Azoic system.

Am. GeolM vol. 5, pp. 106-107 (Jp.), 1890.

 The prenatal history of the geological society of America.

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 181-194, 1890.

 What constitutes the Taconic range 

of mountains?

Am. Geol., vol. 6, p. 247, PI. VI, 1890.

 Quebec not in conflict with Taconic. 

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 310-311, 1890.

 The Crenitic hypothesis.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 110-114, 1891.

Review of T. S. Hunt in "Mineral Physiology ami Pli3' Biography. A second series of 

chemical and geological essays." 2dedition.

 Geological survey of New Jersey, 

Annual report for 1890, John C. Smock, 

State geologist, Trenton, 1891, 305 

pages, 3 maps.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 120-121.

 Supposed Trenton fossil fish. 

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 177-180, 1891.

 Recent studies in spherulitic crystallization. Constitution and origin of 

spherulites in acid eruptive rocks, 

Whitman Cross (Phil. Soc. Wash., Vol. 

X, pp. 411-444). Spherulitic crystallization, Jos. P. Iddiugs (Phil. Soc. 

Wash., Vol. IX, pp. 445-464). 

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 337-392, J89L.
24 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

American Journal of Science. Eeview 

of "Outline of the geology of England 

and Wales, with an introductory compendium of the general principles of 

the science and comparative views of 

structure of foreign countries," by 

Rev. W. D. Connybeare and William 

Phillips, part 1, pp. 470, London, 1822. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 7, pp. 203-210, 1824.

 Remarks additional to the review 

of Counybeare and Phillips' geology 

of England and Wales with reference 

to the communication of Professor 

Eaton in the last number of this work, 

p. 261.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 9, pp. 146-154, 1825.

 Sketch of the geology of the arctic 

regions and the steppes of Russia, with 

notices of Siberia, Kamschatka, and the 

Kurile Islands.

Atn. Jour. Sci., vol. 17, pp. 1-34, 1830.

 Notice of the osseous remains at Big 

Bone Lick, Kentucky.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 18, pp. 139-141, 1830.

 Ten days in Ohio, from the diary of 

a naturalist.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 25, pp. 217-257, 1834.

 Miscellaneous observations made 

during a tour in May, 1835, to the falls 

of the Cuyahoga.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 31, pp. 1-84, 1837.

 Fossil remains of the elephant [near 

Rochester, New York] .

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 32, pp. 377-379, 1837.

 Remarks on the lavas, etc., of Mexico 

and South America.

Am. Jour. Sci.,vol. 31, pp. 176-177 (J p.), 1837.

 Notice of a geological map of the 

United States and the British provinces of North America, with explanatory text, geological sections, and plates 

of fossils which characterize the formations.

Am. Jour? Sci., 2il series, vol. 17, pp. 199-206, 

1854.

 [Review of] Preliminary report on 

the geology and agriculture of the State 

of Mississippi, by L. Harper, 1857.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 26, pp. 131-132,

American Journal of Science Cont'd. 

-Ichuology of New England [on age of

- Etudes sur le metainorphisme par 

M. Delesse [review of].

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 26, pp. 132-133,

1858.

Trias, of Massachusetts].

Am. Jour. Sci., 2<1 series, vol. 27, pp. 270-272,

1859.

 [Salt Avell at Sagiuaw, Midi.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 30, p. 306 (^p.),

1860.

 Introductory remarks [On the Tacouic system].

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 31, pp. 210-2L2,

1861. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 6, pp. 106-108,1861.

 On the history of Eozoon caiuwlense. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 40, pp. 344-362, 

plate, 1865.

 Geological sketches, by L. Agassiz.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 41, pp. 407-408, 

1866.

 Wyoming coal formations.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 4, p. 489 (£ p.), 

 1872.

American Naturalist. White's geology 

of the Susquenauua River region. 

Am. Nat., vol. 18, pp. 398-400, 1884.

 The Tertiary formations of western

Texas.

Am. Nat., vol. 25, p. 49 (§ p.), 1891. 

Ami, H. M. A classified list of CambroSilurian and Post-Tertiary fossils from

Ottawa and vicinity, 10 pages, Ottawa,

1884.

 On the occurrence of Scolithus in 

rocks of the Chazy formation about 

Ottawa, Ontario.

Canadian Rec. of Sci.,vol. 2, pp. 304-306,1887.

 The great Ice age and subsequent 

formations at Ottawa, Ontario.

Ottawa Nat., vol. 1, pp. 05-74, 81-88,1887.

 Notes on, and the precise geological 

horizon of, Siphonotreta scotica, Davidsou.

Ottawa Nat., vol. 1, pp. 121-126,1887.

 Notes on fossils from the Utica formation at Poiut-a-Pic, Murray River, 

Murray Bay (Quebec), Canada.

Canadian Rec. of Sci., vol. 3, pp, 101-107,1888.

 On Utica fossils from Rideau, Ottawa, Ontario.

Ottawa Nat., vol. 1, pp. 165-169,1888.

 On the occurrence of " phosphatic 

nodules" in the Chazy formation about 

Ottawa, Canada.

Ottawa Nat., vol. 2, pp. 45-46,1888.

[ ] [Geological relations along the 

Ottawa below the Rideau.]

Ottawa Nat., vol. 2, p. 48 (4 p.), 1888.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.. 25

Ami, H. M. Continued.

 [Geologic features in the \icinity of 

the government experimental farm near 

Ottawa.]

Ottawa Naturalist, vol. 2, pp. 71-72,1888.

 On the sequence of the geological 

formations about Ottawa, with reference to the natural-gas question. 

Ottawa Nat., vol. 2, pp. 93416,1888.

 [Section of beds at rifle range near 

Ottawa.]

Gcol. Mag., decade 3d, vol. 0, p. 275,1889.

 On the geology of Quebec City.

Science, vol. 1C, p. 317 (1$ col.), 4°, 1890. 

Abstract Am. Gool., vol. 7, p., 71 (J p.), 1891.

 On the geology of Quebec and its 

environs.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull.,vol. 2, pp. 477-500, pi. 20. 

Discussed by A. R. C. Selwyu aud C. D. Walcott, pp. 501-502,1891.

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 8, p. 180 (Jp.), 1891 ; 

Am. Nat., vol. 25, p. C58 (4 lines), 18!) 1.

 On the geology of Quebec City, Canada.

Canadian Rec. of Sci., vol. 4, pp. 315-319,1891. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 25, p. 822 (J p.), 1891.

 On the sequence of strata forming 

the Quebec group of Logan aud Billings, with remarks on the fossil 

remains found therein.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 115-117,1891. 

Abstract of paper read to Royal Society of 

Canada, May, 1891.

[Anderson and Clark.] Report on geology, State of Minnesota, No. 12, legislature of 1861, 26 pages, St. Paul, 1861 

[not seen].

Anderson [W. J.]. Gold fields of Nova 

Scotia.

Quebec Lit. and Hist. Soc., Trans. for 1863- 

1884, pp. 35-50,1804.

Anderson, W. J. On the coal like substance or "altered bitumen" found in 

the excavations at Fort No. 3, Point 

Levis,and the presently accepted theories on the origin of coals, bitumen, and 

petroleum springs, with an account of 

the "Carboniferous system" of British 

North America.

Quebec Lit. and Hist. Soc., Traus. for 

1865-66, pp. 19-47,1866.

Auderson, William [Sketch of geology 

of Indiana County.]

Mecl. Soc. Pa., Traus., 2d series, vol. 5, p. 

85-90, colored geol. map, I860.

Andrews, E. Observations upon the 

glacial drift beneath the bed of Lake 

Michigan, as seen in the Chicago tunnel.

Am. Jour. Sci.,2dseries,vol.-i:;,pp.75-77,lS67.

Andrews, E Continued.

 On some remarkable relations and 

characters of the western bowlder drift. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 48, pp. 172-179, 

1869.

 New theory of geyser action, as illustrated by an artificial geyser.

Am. Assoe., I'rot;., vol. 22, part 1, pp. 115-118, 

187-1.

Andrews, Edmund. Glacial markings 

of unusual forms in the Laurentian 

Hills.

Chicago Acad. Sci., Bull., vol. 1, pr. 3-9,

1883.

Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 26, pp. 99-105, 

1883.

Andrews, E. B. Relation of the river 

terraces of southern Ohio to the drift 

and drift theories.

Am. Assoc.. Proc., vol. 13, pp. 319-321,1860.

 Rock oil, its geological relations aud 

distribution.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 32, pp. 85-93, 

1861.

 Observations on a seam of coal 

[Ohio].

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 38, pp. 194-199, 

1864.

 Petroleum in its geological relations. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 42, pp. 33-43, 

1866.

 The North American lakes considered as chronometers of Post-Glacial 

time.

Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series, vol. 50, pp. 264-265 

(t !> ), 1870. 

Prom Chicago Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 2.

 [On peat bed under drift in Ohio.] 

Am. Nat., vol. 5, p. 522 (J p.), 1871.

 Lower carboniferous limestone in 

Ohio.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, pp. 91-92,1871.

 Part 2, Report of progress in the 

' second district.

Geol. Snrv. Ohio [Report for 1869], part 2, 

pp. 55-142, plate, Columbus, 1871.

 Part 2, report of labors in the second geological district during the year 

1870 [in coal measure district],

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report of progressiu 1870, 

pp. 55-251, plate, Columbus, 1871. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 0, pp. 291-292,1872.

 Report on second geological district.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 1, pp. 225-364, 

maps, Columbus, 1873.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 6, p. 

(« (i p.), 1873.
26 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Andrews, E. B. Continued.

 [Report on second district surface 

geology of southeastern Ohio, geology 

of Washington, Noble, Guernsey, Belmont, Monroe, Pickaway, and Fairfield 

counties.]

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 2, pp. 439-608, 

Columbus, 1874.

 On the parallelism of coal seams.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 8, pp. 56-59,1874. 

Cincinnati Quart. Jour Sci., vol. 1, pp. 340- 

342, 1874.

 A comparison between the Ohio and 

West Virginia sides of the Alleghany 

coal fields.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, pp. 283- 

290, 1875.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 24, part 2, 

pp. 84-92, 1875.

 Notice of new and interesting coal 

plants from Ohio.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 24, part 2, pp. 106- 

109,1876.

 On the erosion of rocks.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 12, pp. 304- 

305, 1876.

 Supplemental report on Perry 

County and portions of Hocking and 

Athens counties.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 3, geology and 

paleontology, part 1, geology, pp. 815-882, 

Columbus, 1878.

Review Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, p. 

410 (J p.), 1879.

 [Proposed corrections for a part of 

the geological atlas of Ohio.]

Am Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, p. 410 (J p.), 

1879.

 Discovery of a new group of Lower 

Carboniferous rocks in southeastern. 

Ohio.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, p. 137,1879. 

Angel, M. Monterey County.

California, 10th report of mineralogist, pp. 

345-348, 1890.

 San Luis Obispo County.

California, 10th report of mineralogist, pp. 

567-585, pi., 1890.

 Tulare County.

California, 10th report of mineralogist, pp. 

728-733, 1890.

 Santa Barbara County.

California, 10th report of mineralogist, pp. 

595-599,1890.

Ansted, D. T. The copper lode of Santiago in Cuba.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 12, pp. 144-153, 

1856.

Ansted, D. T. Continued.

 On the San Fernando copper lodes 

near Cieufuegos in Cuba.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 13, pp. 240-242, 

1857.

[ ] On the copper lodes of Ducktown 

iu east Tennessee.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 13, pp. 245-254, 

. 1857.

[ ] On some copper lodes near Sykesville in Maryland.

Gool. Soc., Quart. Jour., Arol. 13, pp. 242-245, 

1857.

 The great stone book of nature, 12°, 

Philadelphia, 1863 [not seen].

 The Cabin Creek Coal Co. lands. 

The Virginias, vol. 6, pp. 129-130,4°, 1885.

Antisell, Thomas. Geological report.

Reports of explorations and surveys for a 

railroad route from the Mississippi to the 

Pacific; Vol.VII, Report of J. G. Parke upon 

routes in California to connect with the routes 

near the 35thand 32d parallels [etc.], Part II, 

pp. 3-188,197-204, plates, map, 4°, 32d Cong., 2cl 

sess., H. R. Ex. Doc. No. 91, Washington, 1857 

[separate in 1856].

Abstract, Am. "Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 26, 

pp. 126-127,1857.

 [On fossiliferous beds in San Luis 

Obispo County, Cal. J

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 34-35, 

2d edition, 1857.

Archeac, d'. [Permian of east and west 

America.]

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 15, 

pp. 532-533 (f p.), 1858.

Archean and Algonkian. [Including 

all unclassified crystalline rocks.] 

NEW ENGLAND.

1783. West Eiver Mountain, New 

Hampshire, Jones, D. j Alexander.

1807. Observations and map of geology of United States, Maclure. 

1810. Mineralogy of town of New

Haven, Silliman. 

Observations in vicinity of Boston, Godon, 

1814. Observations in vicinity of New

Haven, Silliman. 

Lead mine near Northampton.

Silliman.

1818. Remarks on section of Massachusetts on Connecticut 

River, with parts of Vermont, Hitchock, E.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 27

Archean and Algonkian Continued.

NEW ENGLAND Continued. 

1818. Mineralogy and geology of Boston region, Dana, S. L. and 

J.F.

Adit to Southampton lead mine, 

Eaton.

Geology of the United States, 

Maclure.

Geology of William8ton,Dewey, 

C.

Tourmalines, etc., at Chesterfield and Goshen, Gibbs, J.

Minerals of gneiss of Litchfield County, Brace.

Index to geology of the Northern States, Eaton.

1820. Geology and mineralogy of 

Litchfield, Conn., Brace.

Minerals, principally in Haddam, Conn., Webster, J. W.

Tour in New Haven and Litchfield, Conn., Silliman.

Tour between Hartford and 

Quebec, Silliman.

1821. Garnet rock in Reading, Conn., 

Seely.

Salem sienite, jasper, etc., Cornelius.

Hill of serpentine near Westfield and Russell, Mass., Atwater.

Traces of volcano in West 

River Mountain, Alien, J. A.

Chalybeate spring at Litchfield, Conn., Pierce.

Notice of a dolomite, Vermont, 

Chase, G.

1822. Minerals and rocks in Berkshire, Silliman.

1823. Regions contiguous to the Connecticut, Hitchcock, E.

1824. Granite veins and beds in Chester, Mass., Emmons, E. 

Singular conglomerate and trap

tuff, Hitchcock, E. 

Western Massachusetts region, 

Dewey.

1825. Rock specimens from Rhode 

Island, Robinson, S.

1826. Rocks and minerals in Westfield, Mass., Davis, E.

1827. Lead mines of Hampshire 

County, Mass. Nash.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1828. Notices of minerals and geology, Connecticut and Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E. 

Nomenclature of North American rocks, Eaton.

1829. Geology of county of Berkshire, Mass., Dewey.

1830. All primitive strata schistose, 

Eaton.

Geological text-book, Eaton.

Mineralogical journey in northern New England, Shepard, 

C. U.

1831. Mines of New Milford and Salisbury in Connecticut, Shepard.

1832. Water courses, alluvial and 

other rocks of Connecticut 

Valley, Smith, A.

Section from Killingly to Haddam, Conn., Mather.

Greenstone dike, Vermont, 

Clapp, A.

Geological survey of Massachusetts; economics, Hitchcock, E.

1833. Crystallines of Connecticut,

Mather.

Report on Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

1834. New London and Windham 

counties, Conn., Mather.

1835. Conglomerate of Roxbury and

dikes, Jackson, C. T. 

Lowell, geological facts, Silliman.

Soapstone in Green Mountains, 

Golem an, L.

1837. Excursion to Mount Katahdin, 

Bailey, J. W.

First report on geology of 

Maine, Jackson, C. T.

Chiastoliteof Lancaster, Mass., 

Jackson, C. T.

Geology of Portland and vicinity, Hitchcock, E.

Geological Survey of Connecticut, Shepard.

First report on public lands, 

Maine, Jackson C. T.

1838. Remarks on portions of Maine, 

Jackson, C. T.
28 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF" [nurx. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1838. Second report on Maine, Jackson, C. T. 

Observations in the White

Mountains, Hnbbard, O. P. 

Allagash section from the Penobscot to the St. Lawrence,

Hodge. 

Second report on public lands

of Maine, Jackson, C. T. 

Reexamination of economical

geolgy of Massachusetts.

Hitchcock, E.

1839. Marble and serpentine in Vermont, Sillimau.

Catalogue of geological specimens, Maine, Jackson, C. T.

Survey of Aroostook River, 

Maine, Holmes. E.

Introduction, geological report, 

agricultural geology, Maine, 

Jackson, C. T.

1841. Final report on Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

First report on New Hampshire, Jackson, C. T.

Eeport on Rhode Island, by 

Jackson and Silliman.

Report on section and on geology, etc., on northern corner 

of New Hampshire, Whitney 

and Williams.

1842. Geology of Connecticut, Percival.

Geologic features of valley of 

Connecticut at Charleston, 

N. H., Webber.

1843. Tin veins of Jackson, N. H.,

Jackson, C. T.

Metamorphism in New Hampshire, Jackson, C. T.

1844. Final report on New Hampsire, Jackson, C. T.

Geology of Portsmouth and 

vicinity, New Hampshire, 

Hayes, J. L.

Explanation of geologic map of 

Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

Geological map of Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

American geology and condition of research in United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Native copper in Wheatly, 

Mass., Hitchcock, E.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1845. First report on Vermont, 

Adams, C. B.

Report on counties in Vermont, 

Hall and Thompson.

Letter on Thetford region, Vermont, Thayer.

1.846. Report on Chittenden County, 

Vt., Thompson, T.

Notes on east of Green Mountains, Vermont, Hall, S. R.

Agriculture of New York, Emmous, E.

Age of the White Mountains, 

Rogers and Rogers.

White Mountain rocks, Johnson, W. R.

Notes on Vermont, Hitchcock, E.

Second report on geology of 

Vermont, Adams, C. B.

1847. Third report on geology of Vermont, Adams, C. B.

Analyses for Vermont survey, 

Hunt, T. S.

Report on explorations, Vermont, Hall, S. R.

1848. Geography and geology of Vermont, Thompson, T. 

Rogers on geology of White 

Mountains, Jackson, C. T.

1849. Second visit to the United

States, Lyell.

Condition of traps of New 

Hampshire a measure of erosion, Hnbbard, 0. P.

1851. Fossiliferous strata under Nahaut syenite, Agnssiz, L.

1852. Geology of southern Essex

County, Mass., Prescott. 

Age of nlay slate of Connecticut 

Valley, Hitchcock, E.

1853. Coalfields of Bristol County and 

and of Rhode Island, Hitchcock, E.

Report on certain points in 

geology of Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

Appendix to history of Vermont, Thompson, T.

Pebbles in conglomerate and 

origin of quartzite, Newberry, Hall, J.

Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

Classification des chalnes des 

montagnes, Marcou, J.
BARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 29

Archean and Algonkiau Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1855. Copper mines at Bristol, Conn., 

Silliman and Whitney.

American geology, Emmous, E.

Ueber die geologie von Nord 

Amerika, Marcon, J.

Arcadian geology, Dawson, 

J. W.

1856. Verd antique marble from Roxbury, Vt., Hayes, A. A. 

Age of altered rocks of eastern

Massachusetts, Rogers, W. B. 

Sienitein South Dan vers, Mass.,

Nichols. 

On Serpentine rock, A7erniont,

Hayes, A. A. 

Serpentines and verd antiques,

Hayes, A. A. 

Serpentine marbles, Jackson,

C. T.

1857. Illustrations of surface geology, Hitchcock, E.

1858. Geology of No'rth America, Marcou, J.

1859. On anticlinal flexures, Massachusetts, Rogers, H. D.

Catalogue of State cabinet and 

notes on metamorphics, 

Hitchcock, E.

Section from Greenfield to 

Charlemont, Mass., Hitchcock, C. H.

Red sandstone on crystallines 

at Northfield, Mass., Jackson, C. T.

Devonian granites and Taconic 

rocks, Hitchcock, E.

Paleontology of New York, vol. 

3, Hall, J.

1860. Socialite and elteolite from

Salem, Mass., Kimball, J. P.

Wheatly silver-lead mine,

Blake.

Map of Rhode Island, Hitchcock, C.H.

1861. Geology of the wild lauds of 

Maine, Hitchcock, C. H.

Notes on wild lauds of Maine, 

Holmes, E.

Conversion of certain conglomerates into schists and gneiss, 

Hitchcock, E.

Mposehead Lake region, Houghton, J. L.-

Archeau and Algonkiau Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1861. General report ou geology of 

Maine, Hitchcock, C. H.

Report on geology of Vermont, 

Hitchcock, E., Hitchcock, E. 

jr., Hager, and Hitchcock, 

C. H.

Chemistry of survey of Ver- 

- mont, Hitchcock, C.H.

Notes on sections across Vermont, Hitchcock, C.H.

Physical geography and scenery 

of Vermont, Hager.

Geology of Plymouth, Vt., 

Hager.

UustratHied rocks of Vermont, 

Hitchcock, E.

Report ou northern Vermont, 

Hall, S. R.

Dikes in Chittenden County, 

Vt., Thompson, Z.

Contorted pebbles in conglomerate, Hitchcock, E. J.

Geological map of Vermont, 

Hager.

Geology of Aquidneck, Hitchcock, C. B:.

Economical geology of Vermont, C. C. Hager.

Age of White Mountains, 

Lesley, J. P.

1862. Notes on geology of Maine, 

Hitchcock, C.H.

Exploration of Aroostook 

County, Me., Holmes, E.

Geology of Manchester and 

Lyuufield, Mass., Mudge.

Alleguash and Cauquomgomoc 

lakes, White, 0.

Rocks of Vinalhaven region, 

Good ale.

Taconic system of Emmons, 

Hunt, T. S.

Remarks on the Taconic system, Stevens.

Review of geology of Vermont 

by Hitchcock and Hager, Billings.

Marcou on Tacouic of Vermont 

and Canada, T.

Reports on geology of Maine, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of Marblohead, Gregory, J. J. H.
30 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1863. Report of survey of Canada to

1863, Logan.

Relations of metamorphics, 

Hunt, T. S.

1864. Emery in Chester, Mass., Jackson, C. T.

Glacial action about Penobscot 

Bay, DeLaski.

Relation of vegetation to geology at Marblehead, Gregory.

Remarks on geology of Middleton, Mass., Gregory.

Remarks on Gloucester coast

region, Gregory.

1866. Emery of Chester, Mass., Smith, 

J.L.

Geology of Andover, Mass., 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Some features of southern New 

Hampshire, Verrill.

Emery in Chester, Mass., Jackson, C. T.

Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

1868. Explanation of geologic map of 

Maine, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

Eozoischen Formationsgruppe 

Nord Amerikas, Credner.

1869. Metamorphics of New Brunswick and Maine, Bailey and 

Matthews.

Mines d'e"taiii du Maine, Jacksou, C. T.

First report on New Hampshire, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Concentric structure of granite 

rocks, Shaler.

Analysis of petrosilix from Melrose, Mass., Jackson, C. T.

1870. New England granite formation, Hunt, T. S.

Geology of Salem region, Packard.

Labradorite rocks at Marblehead, Mass., Hunt, T. S.

Second report on New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Norite or labradorite rock, 

Hunt, T. S.

Laurentian of eastern Massachusetts, Hunt, T. S.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1870. Geology of eastern New England, Hunt, T. S.

Disintegrated rocks at Salem, 

Mass., Hyatt.

Geology of northeast America, 

Hunt, T. S.

1871. Map of Massachusetts, Hitchcock, C. H.

Relations iu vicinity of Boston, 

Shaler.

Geology of the White Mountains, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geognosy of Appalachians, 

Hunt, T. S.

Eozoon limestone of Massachusetts, Burbank, Perry.

Survey of New Hampshire; 1872, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Origin of granite and syenite, 

Jackson, C. T.

Geognosie und Mineralreichthunr des Alleghany systems, 

Credner, H.

Geology of Orleans County, Vt.,

Hall, S. R.

1872 Porphyries of eastern coast of 

. Massachusetts, Hunt, T. S.

Report of survey of New Hampshire, 1871, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geologic features in vicinity of 

Massachusetts, Hyatt.

Survey of Essex County, Mass., 

Hyatt.

Labradorite rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Nature of rocks from Waterville, N. H., Dana, J. D.

Notes on Jackson, Bartlett, 

Conway, and Tamworth, 

N. H., Vose.

Address of Hunt to American 

Association. Dana, J. D.

Origin of eozoonal limestone 

of Chelmsford, Burbank, 

Perry.

Labradorite rocks of Waterville, N. H., Dana, E. S.

Geology of vicinity of Boston, 

Hunt, T. S.

Phenomena observed in quarrying, Niles.

Rocks of Great Barrington, 

Mass., Dana, J. D*

Norian rocks in New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 31

Archean and Algonkian Continued.

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1872. Notes on granite rocks, Hunt, 

T.S.

Glacial action on Mount Katahdin, DeLaski.

Remarks on late criticisms of 

Dana, Hunt, T. S.

Notes on geology of New Hampshire, Jackson, C. T.

Classification of rocks of New 

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

1873. Concentric lamination in rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

Geology of Green and White 

mountains, Hunt, T. S.

Explanation of new geologic 

map of New Hampshire, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of New Haven region, 

Dana, J. D.

Survey of New Hampshire, 1872,

Hitchcock, C. H.

0 Record of science for 1872 by 

Baird, Dana, J. D.

Helderberg rocks of Connecticut Valley, Dana, J. D.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock and 

Blake.

Recent discoveries in White 

Mountains, Hitchcock, C. H.

Metamorphism of rocks, Hunt, 

T.S.

1874. History of Winnipiseogee Lake, 

Hitchcock, C.H.

Physical history of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Scenographical geology of New 

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Scenery of Coos County, N. H., 

Huntington.

History of surveys in New 

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Relation of geology to agriculture, Hitchcock, C. H.

On stratification of rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

Helderberg rocks of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Northwest Maine, Hitchcock 

and Huntington.

Geology of Portland, Hitchcock, C.H.

1875. Notes on eastern Massachusetts, 

Dodge.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1875. Report on Hoosac tunnel,

Hunt, T. S. 

Disintegration of rocks, Hunt,

T.S. 

Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H. 

Physical history of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Mineral deposits of Essex

County, Mass., Brockway. 

Remarks on geology of coast

north from Boston, Shaler. 

Decayed rocks of Hoosac Mountain, Hunt, T. S.

1876. On geologic map of Massachusetts, Crosby.

Chloritic formation west of New 

Haven region, Dana, J. D.

Report of geologic map of 

Massachusetts by Crosby, 

Dana, J. D.

Geology of the Nashua Valley, 

Burbank.

Glacial action on summit of 

Mount Washington, Hitchcock, C. H.

1877. History of crystalline stratified 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Remarks on porphyries of eastern Massachusetts, Hyatt.

Decayed gneiss of Hoosac 

Mountain, Hunt, T. S.

Metallic iron in dolerite, New 

Hampshire, Hawea.

Agency of lateral pressure exhibited by rock movements, 

Niles.

Geology of eastern Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Helderberg of Bernardston and 

Vernou, Dana, J. D.

Vermont geology by Rev. A. 

Wing, Dana, J. D.

Geology of New Hampshire by 

Hitchcock, Dana, J. D.

Map of New Hampshire and 

Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

Relation of geology of Vermont 

to that of Berkshire, Dana, 

J.D.

Origin of porphyry, Bouve".

Geology of New Hampshire, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Huntington.
32 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1878. Granite of North Jay, Me., 

Wadsworth.

Mineralogy and petrography of 

Boston and vicinity, Wadsworth.

Richmond bowlder trains. Benton..

Atlas to geology of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Mineralogy and lithology of 

New Hampshire, Hawes.

The geologic "map of New 

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Atlantic system of mountains, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Eegion about head of Anclroscoggin, Me., Huntington.

Economic geology of New 

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Petrography of Quincy and 

Rockport, Wadsworth.

Dikes and* Azoic of southeast 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Geology of New Hampshire, 

atlas, Dana, J. D.

Geology of Cheshire County, 

N. H., Tenney.

Eegion at head of Androscoggin River, Me., Huntington.

1879. Atlantic system of mountains, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Mining district at Sullivan, 

Me., Kempton.

Geology of White Mountains, 

Hitchcock, C.H.

Eruptive rocks in Campton, 

N. H., Hawes.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Hitchcock, C. H., 

and Hunt, T. S.

Classification of rocks, Wadsworth.

Hudson River age of Taconic 

schists, Dana, J. D.

1880. Geology of eastern Massachusetts, Crosby.

History of some pre-Cambrian 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Red feldspar of granite from 

Lyme, Conn., Des Cloiseaux.

Comparisons of iron and associated rocks of Marquette region, Hunt, T. S.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1880. Finite in eastern Massachusetts, Crosby.

Age of Green Mountains, Dana, 

J. D.

Classification of lavas, Shaler.

1881. Passage of sediments to volcanic in Brighton, Mass., 

Shaler.

Felsites and associated rocks 

north of Boston, Diller.

Norfolk County basin, Mass., 

Barton.

Albany granite and contact 

phenomena, New Hampshire, 

Hawes.

Record of geology for 1879-80, 

Hawes.

Iron ore of Iron Mine Hill, 

R. I., Dana, J. D.

Map of United Sta.tes by Hitchcock, Dana. J. D.

Iron ore of Bartlett, N. H., 

Huntiugton. *

1882. Comparisons of crystallines of 

Virginia and New England, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Age of the Taconic system, 

Dana, J. D.

Felsites in vicinity of Boston, 

Diller.

Remarks on Mount Desert, 

Me., Davis, W. M.

Decay of rocks geologically 

considered, Hunt, T. S.

Country rock of Marblehead, 

Wadsworth.

Maine building stones in National Museum, Merrill, G. P.

Frenchmans Bay, Me., Crosby.

Relations of "felsite" to conglomerate at Milton, Mass., 

Wadsworth.

Hornblendic granite of Quincy, 

Mass., Wadsworth.

So-called inclusions in Maine 

granites, Merrill, G. P.

Zircon syenite from Marblehead, Mass., Wadsworth.

Argillites and associates at 

Braintree, Mass., Dodge.

Geologic history of the American continent,Hall, J.; Hunt, 

T. S.
DA ETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 33

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued. 

1882. Copper deposits of Maine,

Wheeler, H. A.

History of Taconic question 

and relation of Taconian series, Hunt, T. S.

1884. Geology of Paradise, near Newport, R. L, Dale. 

Strength of granite, Winchell,

N.H. 

Disturbances in vicinity of

Newport, R. I., Dale. 

Distribution of iron ores i u eastern United States, Smock. 

On "Purgatory" in Sutton,

Mass., Crosby. 

Contribution to geology of

Rhode Island, Dale. 

Maine building stones, Wolff. 

Connecticut building stone,

Lindsley, H. W. 

0/oic system and its subdivisions, Whitnoy and Wadsworth. 

Observations in Mount Katahdin district, Hanilin. 

Felsites and associates north of

Boston, Diller. 

Geology and mineralogy in

Essex County, Mass., McDaniel. 

Dike at Houghs Neck, Quincy,

Mass., Wolff.

Study of peridotite, Cumberlaud, Wadsworth. 

Geology of Rhode Island,

Dale.

Gold in Maine, Wadsworth. 

Notes on building stones used

in New York, Newberry. 

Durability of building ntone in

vicinity of New York, Jalien. 

Eozoic rocks of North America,

Hunt, T. S. 

Illustrations of polished rock

surfaces, Morgan, H. J. 

Thirteen sections across New

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H. 

New Hampshire and Vermont

building stones, Hitchcock,

C.H. 

Origin of bedding in so-called

metamorphic rocks, Dana,

J. D.

Bull. 127 3

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1884. New Hampshire and Vermont 

building stones, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Paramorphosis of pyroxene to 

hornblende, Williams, G. H.

Building stones of Rhode 

Island, Massachusetts, and 

Maine, Shaler.

Microscopic structure of building stones, Hawes, Merrill, 

G.P.

Position of Philadelphia gneiss, 

liitchcock, C. H.

1885. Glaciation on Mount Kearsarge, 

N. H., Putnam.

Geology of mouth of Narragansett Bay, Dale.

Green Mountain gneisses in 

eastern New England, Hitchcock, C.H.

Origin of crystalline rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

History of Taconic question, 

and relations of the rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

Allanite as rock constituent, 

Iddings and Cross.'

Crystallines of Alabama, Hitchcock, C. H.

Taconic rocks and stratigraphy, Dana, J. D.

Syenite and gabbro, Essex 

County, Mass., Wadsworth.

Report of the Atlantic coast 

division, Shaler.

Sections of New Hampshire 

and Vermont by Hitchcock, 

Dana, J. D.

Division du systeme e'ozoique, 

Hunt, T. S.

Map of United States, McGee.

1886. Variolite granite from Vermont, 

Krouschoff.

Geology of northern New England, Hitchcock, C. H.

Sections across New Hampshire and Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

Inclusions in granite of Craftsbury, Vt., McCormick.

Report of division of chemistry, 

Clarke, F. W.

Notes on joint structure, 

Crosby.
34 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued.

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1887. Map of the Un ited States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Succession and metamorphism 

in Connecticut River region, 

Emerson.

Gastaldi and the crystalline 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Taconic rocks and stratigraphy, Dana, J. D.

The Taconic system, Walcott.

Report on Rhode Island, Providence Franklin Society.

1888. Theories of ore deposits, Wadsworth.

Olivine diabase from St. 

George, Me., Dickerman and 

Wadsworth.

Vicinity of Salem, Mass., Sears.

Map of vicinity of New York 

City, Martin, D.S.

Variations of metamorphism, 

Dana, J. D.

Great Barrington, Mass., Julien.

Bristol County, Mass., Shaler.

1889. Recreation in central Massachusetts, Honey man.

Conglomerates in gneisses, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of Nahant, Lane.

Geologic notes, Sears.

Hampshire County, Mass., Emerson.

Camel's . Hump and Lincoln 

Mountain, Vt., Upham.

Geology of Mount Desert Island, Shaler.

Geology of Cape Ann, Shaler.

Report of division of Archean 

geology, U. S. Geological 

Survey, Pumpelly.

Report of Atlantic coast division, U. S. Geological Survey, 

Shaler.

1890. Areas of continental progress in 

North America, Dana, J. D.

Archean axes of eastern North 

America, Dana, J. D.

Eastern Maine, Bailey.

Granites of Massachusetts, Emerson.

Essex County, Mass., Sears.

Kaolin in Blandford, Mass., 

Crosby.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1890. Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Crosby, Hitchcock. 

Limestone of Norfolk, Conn.,

Dana, J. D. 

Studies of hornblende schist,

Hitchcock.

Warren's Geography, Brewer. 

Granitoid areas in Lower Lanrentian, Hitchcock, C. H.;

Williams, G. II. 

Report of division of Archean

geology, U. S. Geological

Survey, Pumpelly.

1891. American opinion on the older 

rocks, Winchell, A.

Rifting in granite [Cape Ann], 

Tarr.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian, 

Walcott.

Arkose beds in central Massachusetts, Emerson.

Keratophyre from Marblehead 

Neck, Massachusetts, analysis, Chatard.

Trias of Massachusetts, Emerson.

The four rocks about New 

Haven, Dana, J. D.

Metamorphism in conglomerate 

schist, Wolif.

Iron ores of Minnesota, Winchel], N. H. and H. V. 

NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA.

1752. M6moire dans lequel on compare 

le Canada a la Suisse, Guettard.

1787. Mineralogische Kenntniss des 

ostlichen Theils von NordAmerika, etc., Schoepf. 

1807. Observations and map of geology of United States, Maclure.

1814. The range of mountains extending across New Jersey, Mitchell, S. L.

On north side of Long Island, 

Mitchell, S. L.

No cave near New York City, 

Akerly.

Zircon from Trenton, Conrad, 

S.W.

Account of Dutchess County, 

N. Y., Akerly.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 35

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA Continued. 

1814. Geology and mineralogy of New 

York Island, Akerly.

1818. Index to geology of the Northern States, Eaton.

Carbonate of magnesia on 

Staten Island, Pierce.

Geology of the United States, 

Maclure.

1819. Second report of laboratory of 

survey of Pennsylvania, McCreath.

1820. Geology of the Hudson River,

Akerly. 

Secondary regions of New York

and New Jersey, Pierce. 

Tour between Hartford and

Quebec, Silliman.

1821. Notices of northeastern New

York, Jessup.

Geology and paleontology of 

Franklin, N. J.,Vanuxemand 

Keating.

1822. Minerals of Paterson and

Sparta, N. J., Nuttall. 

Geology of the Highlands, New

York, Eaton. 

Geology of Highlands of New

York and New Jersey, Piercn. 

Survey of Rensselaer County,

N. Y., Eaton. 

Serpentine of Hoboken, N. J.,

Nuttall.

Survey of Erie Canal, Eaton. 

Expedition to sources of St.

Peters River, Keating. 

Country near Easton, Pa.,

Finch, J. 

American lead mine, New York,

Lee, C. A.

1826. Geologic survey of Philadelphia, Troost.

1827. Borings for water, Disbrow.

1828. Nomenclature of North American rocks, Eaton.

Country near West Chester, 

Pa., Finch.

Tabular view of American 

rocks, Eaton.

Serpentine on New York Island, 

Van Rensselaer.

1829. Gneisses in Eastern United

States, Maclure. 

Gneisses and associates in eastern United States, Maclure.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA Continued.

1830. All primitive strata schistose, 

Eaton.

Geologic prodromus, Eaton.

Direction and extent of primitive ranges, Eaton.

Diluvial furrows and scratches, 

Thomas, D.

Geological text-book, Eaton.

1831. Geologic features along the

Hudson and west through

New York, Eaton. 

Singular impressions in marble,

Pennsylvania, Browne, J. B. 

Mineralogy and geology of St.

Lawrence County, Finch.

1832. Geology of the Highlands of 

New York, Mather.

Mineralogy and geology of 

Orange, N. Y., and Sussex, 

N. J., Shepard.

Geology of Philadelphia, 

Brown, P. A.

Rocks in vicinity of Philadelphia, Brown, P. A.

Geological equivalents, Eaton. 

1834. Mineralogy of Jefferson and St. 

Lawrence counties, N. Y., 

Crawe and Gray.

Strontianite-bearing limestone, 

Bigsby.

1836. First report of survey of New 

Jersey, Rogers, H. D.

1837. First report on survey of third

district of New York, Conrad. 

Chemical department of New

York survey, Beck. 

First report on second district

of New York, Emmons, E. 

First report of survey of fourth

district of New York,

Vanuxem.

1838. Second report of survey of 

third district of New York, 

Vanuxein.

Mountains in Essex County, 

N. Y., Redfleld.

Report of geologist of first district of New York, Mather.

Second report on survey of 

Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Report of geologist of second 

district of New York, Emmons, E.
36 [BULL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA Continued.

1839. Third report of second district 

of New York, Emmons, E.

Third report of first district of 

New York, Mather.

Report on chemistry of the survey of New York, Beck.

Geology of New York County, 

Gale.

Third report on survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Geology of Orange County, N. 

Y., Horton, W.

1840. Report on minerals and chemical department, New York, 

Beck.

Fourth report on survey of 

Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Fourth report of geologist of 

first district of New York, 

Mather.

Description of geology of New 

Jersey, Rogers, H. D.

1841. Fifth report of survey of first 

district of New York, Mather.

Report on mineralogy of the 

survey of New York, Beck, 

L.C.

Fifth report of survey of the 

second district of New York, 

Emmons, E.

Fifth report on survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

1842. Geology of third district of 

New York, Emmons, E.

Topography, geology, and resource of New York, Ernmous.

Mineralogy of New York, Beck.

Geology of New York, second

district, Einrnons, E. 

 1843. Superposition of rocks of Orange County, N. Y., Horton.

Fourth report of survey of the 

third district of New York, 

Yanuxem.

Survey of island of New York, 

Gale.

Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

Structure of Appalachians, exemplifying laws of mountains, Rogers.

Archean and Algonkian Continued, 

NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA Continued.

1843. Fourth report of survey of second district of New York, 

Emmons, E., and Rogers.

Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

Igneous action in State of New 

York, Beck, L. C.

1844. Views on igneous action, Beck,

L.C. 

Review of New York reports,

Owen, D. D. 

Influence of survey of New

York, Hall, J.

1845. Agricultural geology of northern New York, Emmons, E. 

Zinc mines of Franklin, N. .J., 

Alger.

1846. Agriculture of New York, Em11 ions, E.

Observations on magnetic dip, 

Locke.

1847. Mining report, Winter ore, 

northern New York, Erumons, E.

1848. Catalogue of geological specimens, New York, Hall, J.

1850. Survey of county of Washington, N. Y., Fitch.

1851. Specimen ts presented to New 

York Museum, Hough.

1852. Sur.vey of county of Essex, N. Y.,

Watson. 

Condition of part of Franklinite Arein, N. J., Farrington. 

Fault at Sterling, N. J., Farrington.

1853. Wheatley, B ro o k d a 1 e, and 

Charleston mines, Chester 

County, Pa., Rogers, H. D.

1854. On nature of limestone with

franklinite, Jackson, C. T. 

Some crystalline limestones of 

North America, Hunt, T. S.

1855. Ueber die Geologie von Nord 

Arnerika, Marcou, J.

Esqnissege"ologique du Canada, 

Logan and Hunt.

Remarks on Sussex County, 

N. J., Kitchell, W.

1856. Notes on Berks County, Pa.. 

Bertlet.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 37

Arcbean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW YOKK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA C ontinued.

1856. Report on northern New Jersey,

Kitchell.

Structure of Philadelphia 

County, Pa., Jewell.

1857. Geology of Chester County,

Pa., Hartinan. 

Iron ores of Canada, Billings.

1858. Geology and geography of 

North America,, Rogers, H. D. 

Geology of North America, 

Marcon, J.

1859. Metamorphics of Atlantic Slope, 

Rogers, H. D.

1861. Specular ore, Phillipshurg, N.

J., Jackson, C.T. 

Age of -white limestone of New

Jersey, Cook, G. H. 

Guide to geology of New York, 

Linklaen.

1862. Structure of limestone on the 

Brandywine, Pennsylvania, 

Lesley, J. P.

Survey of county of Orange, 

N. Y., Denniston.

1864. Geology of eastern New York, 

Hall andLogan.

1865. Neighborhood of Rossie, N. Y.,

Macfarlane. 

History of Delaware County,

Pa., Smith, G. 

Age of New Jersey Highlands

hy Rogers, Seeley, T. P. 

History of Eozoon canadenso,

Am. Jour. Sci. 

Skizze der Umgegend vcni NeuYork, Credner, H. 

Report of survey of New Jersey

for 1864, Cook, G. H.

1866. Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

1867. History of geology of New York 

Island, Steveus.

1868. Geology of New Jersey, Cook,

G.H. 

Eozoischen Forrnationsgruppe

Nord Amerikas, Credner. 

Occurrences of iron in masses,

Whitfcleaey. 

Laurentiau limestones and

their mineralogy, Hunt, T. S.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW YOKK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA Continued.

1870. Recent progress in geology, 

Hall, J.

Bowlders in gneiss near Philadelphia, Leeds, A. R.

Norite or labradorito rock, 

Hunt, T. S.

1871. Schists and limestone of New 

York Island, Martin, D. S.

Pennsylvania's f o u n d a t i o n 

stones, Leeds.

Geognosy of Appalachians, 

Huiit,T. S.

1872. Corundum mine, Chester County, Pa., Leidy. 

Origin of eozoonal limestone

near Chelrasford, Perry. 

Report of survey of New Jersey

for 187.1, Cook, G. H. 

Report of survey o f New Jersey

for 1872, Cook, G. H. 

Notes on granitic rocks, Hunt,

T. S. 

Certain, rocks in St. Lawrence

County, N. Y., older than

Potsdam, Brooks.

1873. Position of iron ores of northern New York, Hunt, T. S.

Hematites of eastern United 

States, Hunt, T. S.

Notes in Lchigh County, etc., 

Lesley, J. P.

Iron ores of South Mountain 

Pa., Lesley, J. P.

Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1873, Cook, G. H.

Magnetites of St. Lawrence 

County, N. Y., Silliman.

1874. Serpentine psendomorplis from

Tilly Foster mine, Dana, J. D. 

Report of survey of New Jersey

for 1874, Cook. G. H. 

Serpentines of eastern United

States, Martin, D. S. 

Magnetites of New Jersey,

Smock, Hunt, T. S.; Blake.

1875. Musconetcong tunnel, New Jersey, Drinker.

Hydrogeology, Frazer.

Earthquake of 1874, Martin, 

D. S.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.
CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA Continued.

1876. Structure of southeastern Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Serpentine limestone of northern New York, Hall, J.

Report on York and Adanis 

counties, Pa., Frazer.

Cornwall iron mine and related 

deposits, Hunt, T. S.

History of explorations in 

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Report on limonite of Lehigh 

County, Pa., Dana, J. D.

1877. Hudson River Palisades, Wurtz.

Report on York, Adams, Cumberland, and Franklin counties, Pa., Frazer, P.

Map of Pennsylvania, Lesley, 

J.P.

Lithology of the Adirondacks, 

Leeds.

Geology of eastern Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Rocks near Philadelphia, Rand.

History of crystalline stratified 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

1878. Geology of Lake Champlain 

region, Hall, J.

Catalogue of exhibit of survey 

of New Jersey, Cook, G. H.

Letter on report on trap and 

Azoic of southeast Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1878, Cook, G. H.

Hematites of Lehigh County, 

Pa., Prime.

Notes on lithology of the Adirondacks, Leeds.

Catalogue of rock specimens, 

survey of Pennsylvania.

Paleozoic of Lehigh and Northampton, Pa., Prime.

Rocks of New York Island; 

Martin, D. S.

Geologic history of New York 

Island, etc., Newberry.

Dikes and Azoic of southeast 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S. '

1879. Stratigraphy of Quebec group 

and older crystallines, Selwyn.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Hunt, T. S.

Archeaii and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA Continued.

1879. Lake Superior copper rocks 

in Pennsylvania, Blandy, 

Hunt, T. S.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide of New York, 

Macfarlane.

Geology of South Mountain, 

Pa., Frazer.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide of New Jersey, 

Smock.

Iron ore of northern New York, 

Hall, C. E.

Second report of laboratory of 

survey of Pennsylvania, McCreath.

Report of geologist of New 

Jersey for 1879, Cook, G. H.

Macfarlane'a Geological Rail-

, road Guide, Pennsylvania, 

Lesley, J.P.

Lake Superior copper rocks 

in Pennsylvania, Blandy, 

Hunt, T. S.

Serpentine arid steatite in Delaware County, Pa., Rand. 

1880. Limestone belts of Westchester

County, N. Y., Dana, J. D. 

Relations of crystallines of

eastern Pennsylvania, Hall,

C.E. 

Fossils in Peach Bottom slates,

Lesley, J.P; Frazer. 

Geology of Lancaster County,

Pa., Frazer. 

Report of State Geologist of

New Jersey for 1880, Cook,

G.H. 

History of some pre-Cambrian

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

1881. Geology of Philadelphia County, Pa., Hall, C. E.; Lesley, 

J.P.

Graphite of Chester County, 

Pa., Frazer.

Change of serpentine into 

quartz, Rand.

Serpentine of Delaware County, Pa., Rand.

Analyses of minerals and rocks 

from Bucks, Philadelphia, 

and Montgomery counties, 

Pa., Genth.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 39

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA Continued.

1881. Mineral springs of Saratoga, 

N. Y., Fish, C.

Serpentine in Radnor Township, Pa., Rand.

Peculiar stratification of gneiss 

near Philadelphia, Rand.

Serpentine in Berks County, 

Pa., Lewis, H. C.

Age of rocks of New York 

Island, etc., Britton, N. L.

Geology of Staten Island, Britton, N. L.; Dana, J. D.

1882. Notes on Staten Island, Britton, 

N.L.

Rocks of New York and Staten 

Island and on drift, Newberry.

Ge"ologie de la sud-est de la 

Pensylvanie, Frazer.

Age of the Taconic system, 

Dana, J. D.

Pot-holes near Williams 

Bridge, N. Y., Britton, N. L.

Report on survey of New Jersey 

for 1882, Cook, G. H.

Diabase dikes at Franklin Furnace, N. J., Emerson.

Serpentine of Staten and New 

York islands, Julien.

Mineral localities around New

York City, etc., Darton. 

.1883. Horizon of South Valley Hill 

rocks in Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Geology of Philadelphia County, Pa., by Hall, Frazer.

Review of geology of Chester 

County, Pa., Rand, Frazer, P.

Rand on Chester County, Pa., 

Frazer.

Report of geological survey of 

Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1883, Cook, G. H.

Rand on Chester and Delaware 

counties, Pa., Frazer.

Geology of the Chester .Valley 

of Pennsylvania, Hall, C. EAmphibole granite from Syene, 

Stelzner.

Decay of rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Geology of Berks County, Pa,.. 

Invelliers, d'.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA Continued.

1883. Lower Morion and vicinity,

Pa., Rand. 

Notes on Radnor and vicinity,

Pa., Rand. 

Geology of Port Henry, N. Y.,

Hunt, T. S. 

Serpentine of Staten Island,

Hunt, T. S. 

History of serpentine and notes

on pre-Cambrian rocks,

Hunt, T. S.

Geology of Philadelphia, Frazer, Lewis, H. C. 

Relations at serpentine quarry,

Chester County, Pa., Brinton, J. H. 

South Mountain gneiss, Pa.,

Hall, E. E. 

Serpentine beds of Chester

and Delaware counties, Pa.,

Wilcox. 

Genesis of crystalline iron ores,

Julien. 

Geology of Hudson County,

N. J., Russell, I. C. 

Geology of Lehigh and Northampton counties, Pa., Lealey. 

Geology of Chester County,

Pa, Lesley, J. P.; Hall, C. E.;

Frazer, 

Geology and copper of Adams

County, Pa., Bailey, J. T.;

Frazer. 

Lower Merion and vicinity,

Rand. 

Geology of Richmond County,

N. Y., Britton, N. L. 

Granite at Sparta, N. J., Darton. 

Iron mines of New Jersey,

School of Mines.

1884. Illustrations of polished rock 

surfaces, Morgan, H. J.

Various massive rocks made in 

one metainorphic process, 

Dana, J. D.

Copper deposits of South Mountain, Hendersou.

Peach Bottom slates, Frazer.

Notes on building stones used 

in New York, Newberry.

Age of Philadelphia gneiss, 

Frazer. /
40 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Archeaii and Algoukian Continued. 

NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA Continued.

1884. Position of Philadelphia gneiss,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Trap dikes of southeastern

Pennsylvania, Frazer. 

Phosphates in Alabama Cretaceous, Smith, E. A. 

Serpentine in Chester County,

Pa., Frazer. 

Geology of Chester Valley and

vicinity, Eaud. 

Structure of copper belt of

South Mountain, Frazer. 

Eeply on geology of Chester

County, Pa., Eand, Frazer 

Origin of bedding in so-called

metamorphic rocks, Dana,

.1. D. 

Strengths of granite, Winchell,

N. H. 

Distribution of iron ores in

eastern United States, Smock,

J. C. 

Cortlandt and Stony Point

hornblendic and augite rock,

Dana, J. D. 

Paramorphosis of pyroxene to

hornblende, Williams, G. H. 

Report of survey of New Jersey for 1884, Cook, G. H. 

Pennsylvania building stones,

Lesley, J. P. 

New Jersey building stones,

Cook and Smock. 

Eemarks on Radnor Township,

Pa., Frazer. 

New York building stones,

Cook and Smock.

1885. Iron ores of northern New

York, Hall, C.E. 

Trap dike across southeast

Pennsylvania, Lewis, H. C. 

History of Taconic question

and relations of the rocks,

Hunt, T. S. 

Geology of Manhattan Island,

Cozzens. 

Town geology, the lesson of

the Philadelphia rocks, Heilpriii.

Map of United States, McGee. 

Archeau of New Jersey, Britton, N. L;

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA Continued.

1885. Geologic atlas of counties of 

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J; P.

Study of Eozoou canadeuse, 

Julien.

Progress of geology, 1883, 

Hunt, T. S.

Analyses: Delaware County, 

Pa., Genth.

Survey of Delaware County, 

Pa., Hall, C. E.

Keport of geologist of New 

Jersey for 1885, Cook, G. H.

Studies of Archean of New Jersey, Britton, N. L.

Iron mines of Putnani County, 

N. Y., Wendt.

1886. Lafayette serpentine belt, 

Eand.

Eeview of report of State 

geologist of New Jersey for 

1885, Eaymond.

Field work in Archeaii of New 

Jersey, Britton, N. L.

Theories of ore deposits, Wadsworth.

Geology of Pennsylvania, 

Eogers, H. D.

American Trias, Newberry.

Brandywine kaolin, Delaware 

County, Pa., Ashburner.

Samples of iron ore, Benton.

Floor of Trias of New Jersey, 

Britton, N. L.

Notes on Staten Island, Britton, N. L.

Schistose rocks in Adirondacks, Britton, N. L.; Julien.

Montgomery County, Pa., Carter.

York County, Pa., Frazer.

Delaware and Chester kaolin 

deposits, Pa., Lesley, J. P.

Examples of pressure fluxion, 

Lewis, H. C.

Tide-water gneisses, Martin, 

D. S.

Building stones of State of 

New York, Hall, J.

Dutchess, Putnam, and Westchester counties, N. Y., 

Smock.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 41

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA Continued.

1887. Tilly Foster iron mine, Ruttman. 

Peridotites near Peekskill,

N. Y., Williams, G. H. 

Map of the United States,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Report for 1886, survey of New

Jersey, Britton, N. L. 

Norites of Cortlandt. series,

Williams, G. H. 

Kersantite (Croton, N. Y.),

Newberry. 

Serpentines in vicinity of New

York, Britton, N. L. 

Additional notes on Staten

Island, Brittou, N. L. 

Parallel structure in rocks,

Callaway. 

Notes on Mohawk Valley, New

York, Beecher and Hall. 

Minerals of Staten Island,

Chamberlin, B. B. 

Materials of the Appalachians,

Claypole. 

Radnor Township, Delaware

County, Pa., Rand. 

Eozoonal rock on Manhattan

Island, Gratacap. 

Structure and origin of Staten

Island serpentines, Gratacap. 

New Jersey Geological Survey

report, Raymond. 

Geological surveys, New Jersey, Cook, G.H. 

Recent field work, New Jersey,

Britton, N. L.

Borings on Staten Island, Hoilick. 

Cortlandt rocks, Harker.

1888. Montville serpentine, Merrill, 

G. P.

Plant from limestone of Sussex County, N J, Britton, 

N.L.

Borings on Staten Island, Britton, N. L.

Building stones of New York, 

Smock.

Contact inetamorphism, Cortlandt series, Williams, G. H.

Dikes of Hudson River Highlands, Kemp.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA Continued.

1888. Diorite dike, Forest of Dean, 

New York, Kemp.

Distinctive features of New 

York and Highland gneisses, 

Martin, D. S.

Gabbros and diorites of Cortlandt series, Williams, G. H.

Map of vicinity of New York 

City, Martin, D. S.

Rosetown extension of Cortlandt series, Kemp.

Four great sandstones, Claypole.

State line serpentines, Chester.

1889. Artesian wells, New Jersey,

Cook, G. H.

Map of New Jersey, Cook, G. H. 

Crystallines in New York region, Britton, N. L. 

Oneida County, N.Y., Brighain. 

Ophiolite, Warreu County,

N. Y., Merrill, G.P. 

Well at Woodham, Long Island,

Lewis, Elias. 

Rocks of Philadelphia and New

York, Rand. 

Artesian wells in New Jersey,

Nasou. 

Studies of Triassic rocks in

New Jersey, Nason.

1890. Excursion in northern Appalachians, Williams, G. H.

Metamorphic strata of southeastern New York, Merrill, F. 

J.H.

Iron ores of the United States, 

Hunt, T. S.

Iron ores of New York, Smock.

Clays near Morrisania, N. Y., 

Martin, D. H.; Merrill, F. 

J.H.

Archean axes of eastern North 

America, Dana.

Areas of continental progress 

in North America, Dana.

Analyses of intrusive diorite 

near Peekskill, N. Y., Chatard.

Studies of Archean rocks of 

New Jersey, Nasou.

Zircon rocks in Highlands of 

New Jersey, Nason and Fer-
42 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, AND PENNSYLVANIA Continued.

1890. Scapolite rock, Nason.

Serpentinous rocks, New York 

and Pennsylvania, Merrill, 

G.P.

Serpentines of southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Eand.

Anlayses of serpentines, Catlett.

State line serpentines, Pennsylvania, Chester.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Chester, Fontaine, Hitchcock, Hunt, Smock.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian, 

Walcott.

Building stones of New York, 

Srnock.

1891. Eruptive iron ores, New Jersey, 

Nason.

Iron mines of New Jersey, 

Nason.

Equivalents of Minnesota iron 

ores, Wiuchell, N. H.

New Jersey Geological survey 

report, Cook, G. H.

Post-Archean age of white limestones, Nason, Am. Geol., 

Dana, J. D.; Smock.

Artesian wells in eastern Pennsylvania, Carter.

Opinions as to age of older 

rocks, Winchell, A.

Feldspar bed in Pennsylvania, 

Carter.

Genesis of irou ores, Kimball. 

New Croton Aqueduct, Carson. 

Artesian wells, Smock. 

South Valley Hill, Pa., Rand. 

Iron ores of Minnesota, Winchell, N. H. and H. V. 

MARYLAND TO ALABAMA. 

1787. Mineralogische Kenntniss des

ostlichen Theils, Schoepf. 

1807. Observations for mineralogic

map of Maryland, Gordon. 

Geology of the United States,

Maclure. 

1814. Region about Harpers Ferry,

Mitchell, S. L.

1818. On parts of Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, 

etc., Cornelius.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

MARYLAND TO ALABAMA Continued.

1818. Observations on geology of 

North America, Mitchell, S. L. 

Coal in vicinity of Richmond, 

Va., Grammer.

1819. Report of surveys in 1819, 

Fulton.

1821. Parts of North and South Carolina, Dickson.

Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall.

Views of pyroxene or augite in 

granite, Vanuxem.

Notes of parts of North and 

South Carolina; Porter, T. D.

1822. Rocks collected in North Carolina, Olmstead.

Dikes of North Carolina, Beckwith.

1824. Report on geology of North 

Carolina, Olmstead.

1825. Gold mines of North Carolina,

Olmstead.

Silurian age of the southern 

Appalachians, Bradley.

1826. Geology and mineralogy statistics of South Carolina, Mills.

1827. Geology of North Carolina, 

Mitchell, E.; Olmstead.

1828. Report on North Carolina,

Mitchell, E.

Gold mines of North Carolina, 

Rothe.

1829. Novaculitein Georgia, Keeney. 

Gneisses and associates,

Maclure.

Geology of gold region of North 

Carolina, Mitchell, E.

1830. Gold of theCaroliuasiutalcose 

slate, Eaton.

1832. Fossil shells of the Tertiary, 

Conrad.

1833. Mining district of Georgia,

Peck.

Description of bare hills near 

Baltimore, Hayden, H. H.

1834. Country between Baltimore and 

the Ohio, Aikin.

1835. Gold regions, Dickson, J.

Section through Richmond coal

field, Va., Taylor, R. C. 

Country between Fredericksburg and Winchester, Va., 

Clemson, T. C.
BARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 43

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

MARYLAND TO ALABAMA Continued.

1835. Review of sections in Virginia 

and Maryland, Taylor, R. C.

Fossil-fish teeth, gault in Alabama, and divisions of Cretaceous, Morton, S. C.

Rappahaunock gold mines in 

Virginia., Wellington.

1836. Reconnaissance of Virginia,

Rogers, W. B.

Reconnaissance from Washington through Wisconsin to 

Coteau des Prairies, Featherstonhaugh.

1837. Physical geography of Maryland, Ducatel'.

Fourth report on Tennessee, 

Troost.

Gold veins near Fredericksburg, Va., Silliman, Maury.

Gold mines and region of Virginia, Sillimau.

1838. Report of geologist of Maryland, Ducatel.

1839. Report of geologist of Maryland, Ducatel.

First and second reports on 

Delaware, Booth.

Report of survey of Virginia 

for 1838, Rogers, W. B.

1840. Report of survey of Virginia

for 1839, Rogers, W. B. 

Report of geologist of Maryland, Ducatel.

1841. Report of survey of Virginia

for 1840, Rogers, W. B. 

Survey of Delaware, Booth.

1842. Elements of geology and outline of geology of North Carolina., Mitohell, E.

1843. Agricultural survey of South 

Carolina, Ruffin.

1844. Survey of South Carolina, 

Tuomey.

1846. Fifth report on Tennessee, 

Troost.

1847. Coal field near Richmond, Va., 

Lyell.

1848. Geology of South Carolina,

Tuomey.

Letters on geology, Christy. 

Report on geology of South

Carolina, Vanuxem.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

MARYLAND TO ALABAMA Continued. 

1849. Remarks on primary of Blue 

. Ridge, Va., Rogers, W. B. 

Statistics of Georgia, White, G. 

Second visit to the United 

States, Lyell.

1851. Gold formations of Maryland, 

Virginia, and North Carolina, Johnson, W. R.

1852. Observations on magnetism,

Locke. 

Second report of chemist of

Maryland, Higgins. 

Deep River coal field region,

McLenahan. 

Report of geological survey of

North Carolina, Emmons, E.

1853. Third report of chemist of

Maryland, Higgins. 

Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Gold-bearing slates, Montgomery County, Md., Emmons, E.

Gold region of Lumpkin County, Ga., Jackson, C. T.

Erzgange und das Gang-Gebirge von Nord Carolina, 

etc., Diffenbach.

1855. Fourth report of chemist of 

Maryland, Higgins.

American geology, Emmons, E.

Mineralreichthum dor Vereinigten Staaten, Diffenbach.

Ducktown copper mines, Tennessee, Tuomey.

1856. Report of survey of South Carolina for 1856, Lieber.

Fifth report of chemist of 

Maryland, Higgins.

Report of midland counties of 

North Carolina, Emmons, E.

New fossil coal from North Carolina, Emmons, E.

1857. Geology of Tennessee, Currey. 

Analyses for geologic survey

of Alabama, Mallet, J. W. 

Copper lodes near Sykesville,

Md., Ansted. 

Copper lodes of Ducktowu,

Tenn., Ansted.

1858. Sixth report of chemist of

Maryland, Higgins. 

Report on survey of South Carolina, Lieber.
44 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

MARYLAND TO ALABAMA Continued.

1858. Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

First report on Alabama, 

Tuomey.

Eeport on Deep Eiver coal district, Wilkes.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Second report on geology of 

Alabama, Tuomey.

Eeport of chemical department 

of survey of Alabama,, Mallet.

1859. Cobalt and nickel in North Carolina, Wurtz.

Greenville and Pickens districts, S. C., Lieber.

Mountains of North Carolina, 

Buckley, S. B.

Maryland marbles and iron 

ores, Jackson, C. T.

Itacolumite and its associates 

in South Carolina, Lieber.

Metamorphics of the Atlantic 

Slope, Eogers, H. JD.

1860. First report of chemist of Mary 

land, Tyson.

Second report of chemist of 

Maryland, Tyson.

Fourth report on South Carolina, Lieber.

1861. Cherokee Valley, North Carolina, Blake.

Depth of decomposition in 

Georgia, Jackson, C. T.

1862. Remarks on tlie Taconic system, Stevens.

1866. Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logaii and 

Hall.

1867. Eeport of geologic survey of

North Carolina, 1866, Kerr. 

Skizze d e r Goldfelden v o n

Dahlonega, Credner. 

The State of Alabama, Haines. 

1869. Geology of Tennessee, Safforcl. 

Eeport of geological survey of

North Carolina, 1869, Kerr. 

1871. Geognosy of Appalachians,

Hunt, T. S. 

Geognosie und mineralreichthum des Alleghauy system,

Credner. 

Geology and mineralogy of

Georgia, Stephenson.

Archean and -Algonkian Continued. 

MARYLAND TO ALABAMA Continued.

1871. Mineral resources of North Carolina, Genth.

Notices of gold mines in Virginia, Henwood.

Eolations of Eichmond granite, age of Eichmond coal, 

Hatteras uplift, Perry.

1872. Corundum region of North Carolina and Georgia, Shepard, 

C.O.

' Causes of production of Cape 

Hatteras, Shaler.

1873. Copper deposits of the Blue

Eidge, Hunt, T. S. 

Corundum of North Carolina,

etc., Smith, J. S. 

Metamorphism of rocks, Hunt,

T. S.

Titaniferous iron near Greensboro, N. C., Lesley, J. P. 

Appendix to report of survey

of North Carolina, Kerr. 

Corundum, its alterations and

associates, Genth. 

Geologic map of United States,

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock

and Blake.

1874. Uuakyte from border of Tennessee and North Carolina, 

Bradley, F. H.

Metamorphic Silurian rocks in 

North Carolina, Bradley, 

F.H.

Notes on the southern Appalachians, Hunt, T. S.

Crystallines of the Blue Eidge, 

Hunt, T. S.

Mountain drainage of eastern 

Tennessee and western North 

Carolina, Willcox.

Ore Knob copper mine, North 

Carolina, Hunt, T. S.

Bearing of surface geology of 

North Carolina on drift phenomena of the North, Burbank.

Geology about Eichmond, Va., 

Shaler.

Bald Mountain earthquakes, 

Bradley, F. IT.

1875. Minerals found in the State of 

North Carolina, Genth, F. A. 

Geology of the Blue Eidge, 

Fontaine.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 45

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

MARYLAND TO ALABAMA Continued.

1875. Keport of survey of North Carolina, Kerr.

Essay on Avestern North. Carolina, Smith, C. D.

Primordial strata of Virginia, 

Fontaine.

Structure of Stone Mountain, 

Hillyer.

Corundum and its associated 

rocks, Smith, C. D.

Eastern Virginia coal field, 

Coryell.

.Geologic chart of United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Report of progress of survey of 

Georgia, Little.

Report of survey of Alabama 

for 1874, Smith, E. A.

1876. Examination of Catawba 

River, Abert.

Handbook of Georgia, James.

Diatomaceous sands of Richmond, Va., Coryell.

Report of survey of Alabama, 

1875, Smith, E. A.

Second report of survey of 

Georgia, Little.

Virginia geographical and political summary, Hotchkiss.

1877. Relations of syenite at Richmond, elevation of coast of 

Hatteras and Maine, Jacksou.

Minerals of southwest A7 irginia, Boyd.

Ocoee and Hiwassee mineral 

districts, Killebrew..

1878. Outline of geology of Alabama, 

Smith, E. A.

Catalogue of ores, rocks, and 

woods of Georgia, Little.

Soils of Alabama, Stubbs.

Atlantic system of mountains, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Relations of Blue Ridge in Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

Eozoic rocks of North America, 

Hunt, T. S.

1879. Balcony Falls, Campbell, J. L.

Examination of part of James 

River iron belt, McDonald.

Corundum mine, Macon County, N. C., Raymond.

Handbook of Virginia, Pollard.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

MARYLAND TO ALABAMA Continued.

1879. Mesozoic in Virginia, Heinrich.

Origin of clays, Hunt, T. S.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Tennessee, 

Safford.

Macfarlane's Geological Kailroad Guide to Alabama, Gesner and Smith.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Delaware arid 

Maryland, Uhler, Fontaiue.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to North and 

South Carolina, Kerr.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Georgia, Little.

1880. Iron ores of the Virginias, 

Rogers, W. B.

Resources of Shenandoah Valley, Va., Hotchkiss.

County adjacent to James 

River and Kanawha Canal, 

Campbell, J. L.

Geologic action of humus acids, 

Julien.

Gold gravels of North Carolina, Korr.

Mica veins of North Carolina, 

Kerr.

Resources of Shenandoah Valley, Va., Hotcnkiss.

Arcadia iron property, Virginia, Campbell, J. L.

Resources near route of Richmond and , Southwestern 

Railway, Hotchkiss.

Report on line of Richmond 

and Southwestern Railway, 

Shaler.

1881. Auriferous slates of southern 

region, Mell, E.

Copper of Carroll County, Md.; 

Frazer.

Analysis of ores and limestones, Virginia, Britton, 

J. B.

Norfolk and Western and Shenaudoah railroads, Hotchkiss.

Action of frost in superficial 

material, Kerr.
46 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

MARYLAND TO ALABAMA Continued.

1881. Origin of topography of North

Carolina, Kerr.

Minerals of North Carolina, 

Genth.

1882. Wise, Lee, and Scott counties, 

Va., Stevenson.

Emeralds in North Carolina,

Hidden.

. Notes on geology of the Virginias, Rogers, W. B.

Eoan Mountain, N. C., Wetherby.

Rocks of Rockfish Gap, Augusta County, Va., Rogers, 

W.B.

Brush Creek gold district, Virginia, Foutaine.

Camparisons of crystallines of 

Virginia and New England, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Sulphuret deposits of Virginia, 

Fontaine.

Mines of the Appalachian 

Range, Hanna.

Southern soapstones, kaolin, 

and fire clays, Mell.

Peculiarities in occurrence of 

gold, North Carolina, Kerr.

1883. Baltimore surface geology,

Science. 

Survey from Atlanta to the

Mississippi, Campbell and

Ruffner. 

Mineral wealth of Virginia,

McCreath. 

Note on crystallines of District

of Columbia, Merrill, G. P. 

South Carolina resources, etc.,

Hammond. 

Age of southern Appalachians,

Elliott. 

History of Taconic question

and relation of Taconian

series, Hunt, T. S. 

Geology and soils of tobacco

region of North Carolina,

Kerr. 

Ores near Greensboro, N. C.,

Ricketts.

Floyd, Va., plateau, Fontaine. 

Iron ores of middle James

River, Frazer. 

Mineral deposits on western part

of Blue Ridge, Fontaiue.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

MARYLAND TO ALABAMA Continued.

1883. Resources of James River Valley, Va., Campbell, J. L. 

Minerals in Amelia County, 

Va., Fontaine.

1884. North Carolina building stones, 

Kerr and Kerr.

Physical and agricultural features of South Carolina, 

Hamniond.

Geology of northwest Georgia, 

McCutcheu.

Cotton production of Alabama, 

Smith, E. A. . Virginia building stones, Huntington and Muuroe.

Cotton production in North 

Carolina and Virginia, Kerr.

Cotton production in Georgia, 

Loughridge.

Physio-geographic and agricultural features of Tennessee, Safford.

Olivine rocks of North Carolina, Wadsworth.

Dunyte of North Carolina, 

Julien.

Geology of Blue Ridge at James 

River, Campbell, J. L.

Blue Ridge near Balcony Falls, 

Va., Campbell, J. L.

Gabbros and hornblende rocks 

near Baltimore, Williams, 

G.H.

Studies of rocks of Cordilleras, 

Wadsworth.

Lithology of District of Columbia, Merrill, G. P.

Maryland building stones, 

Huntington, Munroe and 

Singleton.

Geology of Alabama, Schmitz.

Washington building stones, 

Merrill, G. P.

Pyrite deposits of Louisa 

County, Va., Church.

Snowdon slate quarries, Campbell, J. L. and H. D.

Goldminingin South Carolina, 

Spilsbury.

So-called quartz porphyry at 

Hollins, Md., Williams, G. H.

Reprint of reports 011 geology 

of the Virginias, Rogers, 

W. B.
DARTON.) NOETH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 47

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

MARYLAND TO ALABAMA Continued.

1884. Paramorpkosis of pyroxene to

hornblende, "Williams, G. H. 

Microscopic structure of building stones, Merrill, G. P.

1885. Map of United States, McGee.

Handbook of Virginia, Harrison.

Potsdam east of Blue Ridge in 

Virginia, Campbell, H. D.

St. Mary iron property, Virginia, Campbell, J. L.

Dikes of apparently eruptive 

granite near Baltimore, Williams, G. H.

Review of geology of Delaware, Chester.

Strata in shaft of waterworks 

at Washington, Robinson, T.

Crystallines of Alabama,Hitchcock, C. H.

Rogers's geology of the Virginias, Campbell, J. L. and 

H.D.

Greenway iron belt of James 

River, Kimball.

1886. Iron ores in Alabama, Willis.

Studies of gabbros, etc., in Delaware, Chester.

Pyrite deposits of the Alleghanies, Wendt.

Gabbros of and associates near 

Baltimore, Williams, G. H.

Samples of iron ore, North 

Carolina, east Tennessee, 

Willis.

Report of division of chemistry, U. S. Geological Survey, 

Clarke, F. W.

1887. Gneiss-dunyte contacts of Corundum Hill, N. C., Chatard.

Residue from decay of schists 

near Gary, N. C., Riggs.

Tinin North Carolina, Van Ness.

Notes in Virginia, North Carolina, etc., Britton, N. L.

Map of the United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

1888. Archean geology of Maryland,

Williams, G. H. 

Baltimore region, Williams,

G. H. 

Rocks near Ilchester, Md.;

Hobbs.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

MARYLAND TO ALABAMA Continued.

1888. Mica mining in North Carolina,

Phillips. 

Peridotite at Webster, N. C.,

Diller. 

Contact phenomena in South

Carolina, Richards.

1889. Mineralogy of Maryland, Williams, G. H.

Tin in North Carolina, Furman.

1890. Gabbros of Delaware, Chester. 

Nonfeldspathic intrusives of

Maryland, Williams, G. H. 

Vicinity of Baltimore, Willicams, G. H. 

Gold of Montgomery County,

Md., Emmons, S. F. 

Analyses of rocks, Baltimore

County, Md., Whitfield, J. E.;

Chatard. 

Analysis of marble from

Cockeysville, Md., Whitfield,

J.E. 

Corundum in Patrick County,

Va., Genth. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Chester, Fontaine, Hanimond, McCutchen, Safford,

Campbell, Williams, G. H.;

Chance.

Warren's Geography, Brewer. 

Fauna of Lower Cambrian,

Walcott. 

Crystalline rocks of Maryland,

Williams, G. H.

1891. Haile mine, South Carolina, 

Thies and Mezger.

Iron ores of Virginia, Pechin.

Piedmont Plateau, Maryland, 

Williams, G. H.

Geology of Washington, Williams, G. H.; McGee.

Anglesite from Maryland, Williams, G. H.

Excursion across the Appalachians, Williams, G. H.

Geological survey of Georgia, 

Spencer.

Structure of the Blue Ridge, 

Keith and Geiger, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Section across the Piedmont 

Plateau in Maryland, Keyes.
48 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF UM,. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION. (Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Canada adjoining lakes Superior and Huron.)

1821. Travels through the Northwest, 

Schoolcraft.

Formations of western part of 

Mississippi Valley, Jaesm, 

E.P.

Native copper on south shore of 

Lake Superior, Schoolcraft.

Observations on northwest portion of Lake Huron, Bigsby.

1822. Copper mines of south shore of 

Lake Superior, Schoolcraft.

1824. Minerals on north coast of Lake 

Superior, Delafield.

Expedition to sources of St. 

Peters River, Keating.

Notes on Lake Huron, Bigsby.

1825. Notes on Lake Superior,Bigsby.

1829. Geology of Lake Superior, Bayfield.

1834. Expedition to Itasca Lake,

Schoolcraft.

Report on copper of Lake Superior, Houghton. 

Expedition to northwest Indiana, Alien and Schoolcraft.

1836. Reconnaissance from Washington through Wisconsin to Coteau des Prairies, Featherstonhaugh.

Region around Fort Winnebago, Wis., Ruggles.

1839. Report on Wayne and Monroe 

counties, Mich., Hubbard, B.

1840. Third report of State geologist 

of Michigan, Houghton.

1841. Veins of northern peninsula of

Michigan, Houghton. 

Fourth report of geologist of 

Michigan, Houghton.

1842. Fifth report of geologist of 

Michigan, Houghton.

1843. Age of Lake Superior copper

rocks, IToughton. 

Region of basin of the Upper 

Mississippi, Nicollet.

1844. Influence of icebergs 'upon 

drift, Hayes, J. L.

1845. Mineral lands of Lake Superior, Sanders, G. N. 

Report on mineral lands of 

Lake Superior, Stockton.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued.

1845. Cuivre et d'argent natifs des 

bords du lac Sup6rieur, Jackson.

Copper mines of Lake Superior, 

Ruggles, D.

Copper of Keweenaw Point, 

Jackson, C. T.

1846. Mineral regions of Lake Superior, Bartlett and Todd.

District south of Lake Superior, Burt, Hubbard.

Analyses, sale of mineral lands, 

Lake Superior, Jackson.

Agriculture of New York, Emmous, E.

Reports on south shore of Lake 

Superior, Houghton and Bristol.

Report on mineral lands of 

Lake Superior, Gray, A. B.

Report on mineral lands in 

Michigan, Relfe.

Geology of Porters Island and 

Copper Harbor, Locke.

Observations on magnetic dip, 

Locke.

1847. Mining in region of Lake Superior, Logan.

Bowlder of copper on southern 

shore of Lake Superior, 

Shepherd, F.

North shore of Lake Superior, 

Logan.

Copper districts of Lake Superior, Pettit.

Basalt; on northern shore of 

Lake Superior, Duttou, T. R.

Report of survey of Wisconsin 

and Iowa, Owen, D. D.

Report on Lake Superior district, Murray, A.

1848. Phenomena on south shore

of Lake Superior, Rogers,

H. D. 

Work in northern peninsula of

Michigan, Whitney, J. D. 

Gediegen Kupf«r mit gediegen

Silber, Noggerath. 

Lake Superior mining district,

Jackson, C.T. 

Reconnaissance of Chippewa

district of Wisconsin, etc.,

Owen, D. D.; Norwood.
DAHTON. ] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 49

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued.

1849. Statistics of Keweenaw Point, 

Foster and Hill.

North shore of Lake Huron, 

Logan.

Reconnaissance from Sugar 

Island to Sault Ste. Marie, 

Channing.

Explorations in Lake Superior 

district, Foster and Whitney, 

Hubbard, Foster, Burt.

Mineral lands in Michigan, 

Jackson, C. T.

Isle Royal, Dickerson.

Features of part of Keweenaw 

Point, Barnes, G. 0.

District between Portage Lake 

.and the Ontonagou, W h i t - 

ney.

Ontouagon district, Barues, 

G.O.

Douglass Houghton location, 

Gibbs.

Geology and topography of dis- 

.trict on Lake Superior, Hubbard, B.

Report onnorthern peninsula of 

Michigan, Whitney, J. D.

Survey of districts on Lake Superior, Burt.

Specimens and field notes, surveys in Michigan, Locke.

Notes on northern peninsula 

and Isle Royal, Foster, J. W.

Report on Isle Royal, Maclntyre.

1850. Lake Superior, Agassiz, L.

Geology of copper lands of 

Lake Superior, Foster and 

Whitney.

Geology of Lake Superior copper district, Foster and Whitney.

G6ologie du district me*tallif ere 

du lac Sup<Srieur, Jackson, 

C.T.

Territory of the Minnesota, 

Pope, John.

Mineral region of Lake Superior, Hodge, J. T.

Structure of Keweenaw Point, 

Jackson, C. T.

1851. Ueber Kupfer und Eiseuerze am 

Lake Superior, Koch.

Bull. 127 4

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued.

1851. Systems of elevation of North 

America, Foster and Whitney.

Geology of Lake Superior land 

district iron region, Foster 

and Whitney.

Azoic system in Lake Superior 

district, Foster and Whitney.

Kupfer rnein, Michigan, Miiller.

Age of sandstone and igneous 

phenomena, Lake Superior, 

Foster and Whitney.

Terrains silurieus du lac Supe"- 

rieur, Foster and Whilney, 

Marcou, J.

Section from Wolf River to 

Lake Michigan, Whittlesey.

Analysis of porphyry from Isle 

Royal, Jackson, C. T.

Age of copper rocks of Lake 

Superior and physical structure of Canada, Logan.

Introduction to report on Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota, 

Owen, D. D.

1852. Survey of Wisconsin, Iowa, 

Minnesota, etc., Owen, D. D.

Observations on magnetism, 

Locke.

Report on Pigeon Point, 

Owen, R.

Geography, geology, and resources of Lake Superior, 

Bigsby.

Age of copper rocks of lakes Superior and Huron, and structure of Canada, Logan.

Wisconsin south of Lake Superior, Whittlesey.

Report on trade of the Great 

Lakes and rivers, Jackson, 

C.T.

Geology of Lake of the Woods, 

Bigsby.

Geology of middle and western 

Minnesota, Norwood.

Sur la carte g«Sologique du lac 

Supdrieur de Foster et Whiting, Desor.

1853. Rocks from Red River region in

Louisiana, Hitchcock, E. 

Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.
50 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued.

1853. Mineralreichthum der Vereinigten Staaten, Diftenbach.

Metallfuhrenden distrikt on 

Obern See, Jackson, C. T.

Map of Keweenaw Point, Whitney.

1854. Prospects of Lake Superior mining district, Stevens, W. H.

Lake Superior copper mines, 

Callender.

Mineral regionen der obereu 

Halbinsel, Michigan, uud die 

Isle Royal, Koch. 

Pitchstone from Isle Royal, 

Jackson, C. T.

Mines des Etats-Unis et sur 

gre"s rouge du Lac Supe"rteur, 

Jackson, C. T.

Expedition to sources of the 

Mississippi in 1832, Schoolcraft.

1855. Catalogue of rocks, etc., from 

Portage Lake to Montreal 

River, Whitney.

Catalogue of rocks from survey 

of Michigan, Jackson, C. T.

Voyage on Lake Superior, 

Rivot.

Gisement du cuivre natif au 

lac Supe"rieur, Rivot.

Geologic map of Wisconsin, 

Lapham, I. A.

Catalogue of geologic specimens, Owen, D. D.

Esquisse ge"ologique du Canada, Logan and Hunt.

Catalogue of rocks, Locke.

Rppport ge"ologique, Rottermunde.

American geology, Emmons, E.

1856. Ash bed of Phranix mine,

Dupee. 

Geology of north shove of Lake

Superior, Whitney. 

Second report on survey of Wisconsin, Percival. 

Geology of north shore of Lake

Superior, Whitney. 

Carboniferous rocks, Eagle

River, Jackson, C. T. 

Kupfererz-Lagerstatten am

Obern-See, Rivot. 

Exploration of lakes Superior

and Huron, Rottermunde.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued.

1856. Notice sur le lac Supe"rieur,

Rivot.

Kupfer-Distrikte Lake Superior, Posselt.

1857. Mines. de fer des LHats-Unis, 

Delesse.

Explorations in region north of 

Lake Huron, Murray.

Parts of Huron and western districts of Canada, Murray.

Structure and deposits of Maurianse, Lake Superior, Dawson, J. W.

Huronian andLaurentian of the 

Canadian survey, Whitney.

1858. Report on survey of Wisconsin 

. for 1857, Daniels. 

Kupferbergbauin derVereinigten Staaten, Dieffenbach. 

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1859. Penokie iron range, Lapham. 

Reply to criticisms of J. D.

Dana, Marcou, J. 

Paleontology and the moral

sense, Whittlesey. 

Copper district of the Thessalon, etc., Murray, A.

1860. Position of Lake Superior sandstone, Whitney, J. D.

Kupfergruben des Oberen Sees, 

Deroux.

Notice sur le lac Sup6rieur et 

ses mines de cuivre, Borie.

Origin of Azoic of Michigan and 

Wisconsin, Whittlesey.

1861. Country between Lake Superior 

and the Pacific, Hector.

Report on geology of Minnesota, Anderson and Clark.

First biennial report of survey 

of Michigan, Winchell, A.

Quebec group and upper copper 

rocks of Lake Superior, 

Logan.

Some points in American geology, .Hunt, T. S.

Report of superintendent of 

survey of Michigan, Hall, J. 

' 1862. Report of survey of Wisconsin, 

Hall and Whitney.

Origin and relations of trappean rocks of Lake Superior, 

Foster.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 51

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued.

1862. Catalogue of crystallines of 

Canada, Hunt, T. S., and 

Whitney.

Catalogue of economic minerals, Logan.

Constitution of copper range of 

Lake Superior, Williams and 

Blandy.

1863. Geology, etc., of the Upper Mississippi, Hayden.

On Cambrian and Huronian, 

Bigsby.

Rooting slates of Canada, 

Bell, R.

Ancient mining on shores of 

Lake Superior, Whittlesey.

1865. Penokie range, Wisconsin, 

Whittlesey.

Geology and metallurgy of iron 

of Lake Superior, Foster and 

Eimball.

Iron ores of Marquette, Mich., 

Kimball.

Report of geologist of Minnesota, Hanchett.

1866. Geology and minerals of Minnesota, Whittlesey. 

Geological map of Michigan,

Winchell, A. 

Report on metalliferous region

bordering Lake Superior,

Eames. 

Copper mines of Michigan,

Bauerman. 

Report on Lake Superior, Macfarlane. 

Reconnaissance in Minnesota,

Eames. 

Map of Canada and part of

United States, Logan and

Hall.

1867. Handbook of Minnesota,

Blanchard.

Terrains auciens de 1'Ame'rique 

du Nord, Hunt, T. S.

1868. Notes on Russian America and

the Stuckee River, Blake. 

Rocks and cupriferous beds of

Portage Lake, Macfarlane. 

Position of sandstone of Keweeuaw Point, Agassiz, A. 

Formations of Lake Superior,

Macfarlane.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued.

1868. Occurrences of iron in masses,

Whittlesey.

Eozoischen Formationsgruppe 

Nord-Amerikas, Credner.

1869. Geology of some portions of 

Minnesota, Hall, J.

Pipestone quarry of the Northwest, Hayden.

Woods location, Thunder Cape, 

Lake Superior, Macfarlane.

Vorsilurianischen Gebilde der 

oberen Halbinsel von Michigan, Credner, H.

Mines de cuivre du lac Supe"- 

ricur et detain de 1'Etat du 

Maine, Jackson, C. T.

Silver location, Thunder Bay, 

Chapman.

Verkommen des gediegenen 

Kupfers auf Keweenaw 

Point, Credner, H.

1870. Nord-Amerikanische Schieferporphyroide, Credner, H.

Report of lakes Superior and 

Nipigon, Bell, J.

Bell on Nipigon region, Logan.

1871. Relations of rocks to metalliferous deposits, Henwood.

Native copper of Lake Superior, Henwood.

Notizen aus Minnesota, Kloos.

Derivation of copper and associates on Lake Superior, Pmnpelly.

Copper deposits of Harvey Hill, 

Douglas, J.

1872. Cretaceous basin in Sank Valley, Minn., Kloos.

Age of copper rocks of Lake 

Superior, Brooks and Pumpelly.

Age of quartzite, etc., of Sauk 

County, Wis., Irving, R. D.

Region north of Lake Superior, 

Bell, R.

Country between Lake Superior 

and Albany River, Bell, R.

1873. Age of metamorphic rocks, 

Dodge County, Wis., Irving, 

R. D.

Chart of nomenclature for Minnesota, Winchell, N, H.
52 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE KEGION Continued.

1873. Eolations in Sauk County, Wis., 

Eaton, J. H.

Copper district of Michigan, 

Pumpelly.

Mineral region of Lake Superior, Bell, R.

Lamination and structure of 

ores and jasper, Michigan, 

Brooks, T. B.

Rocks between Chocolate River 

and Granite Point, Michigan, 

Houghton.

Catalogue of Huronian rocks 

and ores, Michigan, Brooks 

and Julien.

Eagle River district, Michigan, 

Marvine.

Topography in Lake Superior 

copper region, Blandy.

Lithology of Huronian and 

Laurentian of Upper Peninsula, Julien.

From Lake Superior to Fort 

Garry, Selwyn.

Lake Huron region, Murray.

Eagle River district, Michigan, 

Marvine.

Correlation of rocks of Houghton and Keweenaw counties, 

Mich., Marvine.

Microexamination of Huronian 

rocks and ores, Wright, C. E.

General sketch of geology of 

Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

Thunder Bay and Shabendowan 

districts, Lake Superior, 

Nicholson.

Iron-bearing rocks of Michigan, Brooks, T. B.

1874. Age of copper rocks of Lake 

Superior and continuation of 

synclinal, Irving, R. D.

North shore of Lake Huron, 

Hunt, T. S.

Mining on north shore of Lake 

Superior, M'Kellar.

Relations of rocks of Baraboo, 

Wis., Eaton, J.

Survey of mineral regions, Wisconsin, Murrish.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued.

1874. Belle Plaiue salt well, Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Junction of primordial and 

Huronian, Irviug, R. D.

Points in southern Wisconsin, 

Irving, R. D.

Geology of Minnesota Valley, 

Winchell, N. H.

Notes from early explorers in 

Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

1875. Kupferfuhrenden Schichten 

on Lake Superior, Akermanu.

Mining district on north shore 

of Lake Superior, Nicholson.

Minerais de fer du lac Sup6- 

rieur, Sauvage.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

The ores of iron, their distribution, Newton.

Relations of primordial and 

crystallines, Hunt, T. S.

Huronian and mineral rocks of 

Lake Superior, Bell.

Native copper mines of Lake 

Superior, Douglas.

1876. Physical geology of Lake Superior, Whittlesey.

Country west of Lake Manitoba 

and about Lake Winnipeg, 

etc., Bell.

The State of Michigan, McCracken.

Basin of the Wisconsin, Warreu, 

G. K.

Youngest Huronian rocks south 

of Lake Superior, Irving.

William Logan, Harrington, 

B. G.

Notes on northern Wisconsin, 

Sweet.

Ontonagon district and slate 

quarries of Michigan Bay, 

Mich., Rominger.

Youngest Huronian south of 

Lake Superior and age of 

copper series, Brooks.

Huronian of Canada, Selwyn.

Catalogue of Wisconsin exhibit, Sweet.

Physical geology of Lake Superior, Whittlesey.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 53

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued.

1876. Kaolin in Wisconsin, Irving, 

R.D.

Geology of Lake Superior iron 

district, Wright, C. E.

Cornwall iron mine and related deposits, Hunt, T. S.

Huronian rocks south of Lake 

Superior, Brooks.

1877. Knpferbergbau am Obern-See, 

Hosier.

Cupriferous conglomerates of 

Lake Superior, Egleston.

Report on central and western 

Wisconsin, Irving, R. D.

Age of crystallines of Wisconsin, Irving, R. D.

Report of Wisconsin survey for 

1875, Wright.

Geology of eastern Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Report of Wisconsin survey, 

1873-74, Lapham, I. H.

Pipestone of Devils Lake, 

Woodman.

North shore of Lake Superior, Courtis.

Allouez mine, Lake Superior, 

Rolker.

Geology of central Wisconsin, 

Irving, R. D.

Geognostische Beobachtungen 

in Minnesota, Kloos.

Geology of eastern Wisconsin, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Lithology Wisconsin survey, 

Wright, C. E.

Work in Menominee district, 

Wright, C. E.

Metasomatic development of 

copper rocks of Lake Superior, Pumpelly.

Krystallinischen Gestein von 

Minnesota, Streng and Kloos.

1878. Work in Penokee iron range, 

Irving, R. D.

Copper series of Upper St. 

Croix River, Chamberliu, T.C.

Geology of Morrison County, 

Mum., Winchell, N. H.

Report on Bayfleld and Douglas counties, Wis., Sweet.

Pine River iron district, Oconto 

County, Wis., Wright, C. E.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued.

1878. Work in east portion of Penokee iron range, Chamberlin, 

T. C.

Work in north central Wisconsin, Clark, A. C.

Leading geologic areas of Canada, Chapman.

North of Lake Huron and east 

of Lake Superior, Bell, R.

Nipigon or copper rocks of 

Lake Superior, Spencer, J. W.

.Country between Lake Winnipeg and Hudson Bay, Bell, R.

Reconnaissances in Wright and 

Rice counties, Minn., Wiuchell, N. H.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Wisconsin,Chamberliu, Irving and Strong.

Field report on Lake Superior 

region, Hall, C. W.

Report of commissioner of mineral statistics of Michigan, 

Wright, C. E.

Stratigraphy of Huronian in 

northern Wisconsin, Irving, 

R. D.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Hunt, T. S.

Survey of Minnesota of 1878, 

Winchell, N. H.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Minnesota, 

Winchell, N. H.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Michigan, 

Winchell, A.

Michigan, condensed popular 

sketch, Winchell, A.

Microscopic study of Huronian 

clay slate, Wichmann.

1880. Cupriferous series of Duluth, 

Winchell, N. H.

Comparisons of iron and associated rocks of Marquette 

region, Hunt, T. S.

Microscopy of iron rocks from 

south of Lake Superior, 

Wichmann.

Laurentian of Michigan, Chamberlin, T. C.

Lithology of Keweenawan system, Pumpelly.
54 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued.

1880. Geology of Menominee iron region, Brooks, Wright, E. E.

Age of copper rocks of Lake 

Superior, Wadsworth.

Huronian series west of Penokee Gap, Wright, C. E.

History of some pre-Cambrian 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Lintonite at Grand Marais, 

Minn., Peckham and Hall.

Report on Lake Superior 

region, Hall, C. W.

Geology of upper St. Croix 

district, Strong.

Geology of western Lake Superior district, Sweet, E. T.

Resources of Wisconsin, Irving, R. D.

Structure of northern Wiscon - 

sin, Irving, R. D.

Microscopy of rocks from Ashland County, Wis., Julien.

Geology of eastern Lake Superior district, Irving, R. D.

Silver Islet, Macfarlane.

Geologic action of humus acids 

Julien.

1881. Stratigraphy of Quebec group 

and older crystallines of 

Canada, Selwyn.

Cupriferous series of Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Origin of petrosiliceous rocks, 

Crosby.

Menominee and Marquette iron 

region, Rominger.

Geology of Upper Mississippi 

Valley, Winchell, N. H.

Map of Menominee iron district, Wright, C. E.

Central and western Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Upper Mississippi region, Garrison, C. E.

List of crystalline rocks from 

northern Minnesota, Win. 

chell, N. H.

Remarks on Canadian stratigraphy, Macfarlane, T.

Origin of iron ores of Marquette, Wadsworth.

Glacial drift and its terminal 

moraines, Upham.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued.

1882. Micro-examination of Archean 

from Flambeau Valley, Irving, R. D.

Thin sections of cupriferous 

series of Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Lower St. Croix district, Wooster.

Marquette iron region, School 

of Mines.

Chemistry, Minnesota survey, 

Dodge.

Thin sections of cupriferous 

rocks in Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Quartzites of Barren and Chippewa counties, Wis., Strong, 

Sweet, Brotherton and 

Chamberlin.

Crystallines of Wisconsin Valley, Irving, Van Hise and 

Clark.

Silver Islet mine, Lowe.

List of rocks of Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

1883. Copper rocks of Lake Superior, Irving, R. D.; Selwyn.

Progress of geology, 1882, 

Hunt, T. S.

General geology of Wisconsin, Chamberlin, T. C.

Copper series of Lake Superior, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Keweenaw Point geology, 

Wadsworth.

Filling of veins and cavities, 

Keweenaw Point, Wadsworth.

Sandstones and the Keweenawan series, Wadsworth.

Analyses: geology of Wisconsin, Salisbury.

Minerals and lithology of Wisconsin, Irving, R. D.

Building materials, Wisconsin, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Iron ores of Wisconsin, Irving, 

R.D.

Geology of Lake Superior, 

Selwyn, Hunt, T. S.

Origin of hornblende of crystallines of the Northwest, Irving, R. D.; Wadsworth.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 55

Archeau and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued.

1883. History of Taconic and relations of Tacouian, Hunt. T. S.

Rocks of north shore of Lake 

Superior, Selwyn.

Decay of rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Copper rocks of Lake Superior, Irving, R. D.

Lake Superior rocks, Winchell, 

N.H.

St. Ignace Island, Lake Superior, Robb.

1884. Eozoic rocks of North America, 

Hunt, T. S.

Observations along Canada Pacific Railway, Dawson, J. W.

Ozoic system and its subdivisions, Whitney and Wadsworth,

Strengths of granite, Winchell, N. H.

Geology of Minnesota, Winchell and Upham.

Descriptive sketch of western 

Canada, Dawson, G. M.

Crystalline rocks of the Northwest, Winchell, N. H.

Microscopic structure of buildings stones, Merrill, G. P.

Report on work on Archeau, 

Irving, R. D.

Iron region of northern Minnesota, Chester, A. H.

Copper and iron districts of 

Lake Superior, Wadsworth.

Rock outcrops in central Minnesota, Upham.

Ago of rocks of Mesabi and 

Vermilion districts, Winchell, N. H.

Transition from copper series 

to Potsdam, Wooster.

Enlargements of feldspar in 

Keweenawan sandstone, Van 

Hise.

Minnesota building stones, 

Winchell, N. H.

Michigan building stones, Conover.

Wisconsin building stones, Conover.

Relations of Keweenawan to 

Eastern sandstone, Wadsworth.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued.

1884. Parainorphosis of pyroxene to 

hornblende, Williams, G. H.

1885. Canadian Archean and Irish

metamorphics, Kinahar,C. H. 

Enlargement of fragments in

certain rocks, Irving and Van

Hise. 

Junction of Eastern sandstone

and Keweenawan series,

Chamberlin and Irving. 

Copper rocks of Lake Superior,

Irviug, R. D.; Dana, J. D.;

Selwyn. 

Notes on north shore of Lake

Superior, Selwyn. 

Report, Lake Superior division,

Irviug, R. D. 

Progress of geology, 1883, Hunt,

T. S. 

Archean of the Northwest,

Irving, R. D. 

Map of the United States,

McGee. 

Origin of crystalline rocks,

Hunt, T. S. 

Impression of pre-Camhrian of

Canada, Blake, J. F. 

Division du systeme e"ozo'ique,

Hunt, T. S.

Deep well at Minneapolis, Winchell, N. H. 

Crystallines of Minnesota, Wiuchell, N. H. 

Vermilion iron ores, Winchell,

N.H. 

Reconnaissance into Pope

County, Minn., Winchell, N. H. 

Divisibility of Archean in the

Northwest, Irving, R. D. 

Enlargements of hornblende

fragments, Van Hise. 

Deep wells of Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

1886. Origin of schists and iron ores 

of Lake Superior region, 

Irving, R. D.

Iron ores, Michigan and Wisconsin, Putnam.

Origin of Penokee-Gogebic series, Van Hise.

Temperature observatious, 

Lake Superior copper mines, 

Wheeler, H. A.
56 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued.

1886. On the Upper Mississippi and 

trip to Vermilion Lake, 

Willis.

Gneissie foliation and origin of 

Archean rocks, Lawton.

1887. Minnesota geological report,

1886, Winchell, N. H. 

Report on northeastern Minnesota, Winchell, A. 

Report on observations in Minnesota, Winchell, N. H. 

Peridotites, gabbros, diabases,

and audesitea, Wadsworth. 

Animikie at Duncan mine,

Courtis.

Thunder Bay region, Ingall. 

Anorthosite rocks, Adams. 

At ta wa pish kat and Albany

rivers, Bell, R. 

Chapin iron mine, Larsson. 

East of the Lake of the Woods,

Lawson. 

Elements of primary geology,

Hunt, T. S. 

Gastaldi on Italian geology,

Hunt, T. S. 

Michipicoten Bay, Herrick,

Tight and Jones. 

Map of the United States,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Is there a Huronian group?

Irving, R. D.

Ores of Menominee range, Fulton. 

Recent developments in

Archean geology, Lawson. 

Penokee-Gogebic iron ores.

Eng. and Mining Jour. 

Thunder Bay silver mines,

Bell, R. 

Rocks from Peuokee iron range,

analyses, Riggs. 

Central counties of Minnesota,

Upham. 

Classification of Cambrian and

pre-Cainbrian, Irving, R. D. 

Norites and gabbros, Herrick,

Clarke and Deming. 

Huronian of Canada, Selwyn. 

Huronian at Sudbury, Atwood,

Bonuey. 

Equivalence of Huronian with

Pebidiau, Hicks.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued.

1887. Diabase dikes of Rainy Lake, 

Lawson.

Animikie slates and quartzites, 

Winchell, N. H.

Correlation of Animikie and 

Huronian, M'Keller.

Michigan gold fields, Parker.

Granite and quartzite contact 

at Iron wood, Winchell, N. H.

Great primordial quartzite, 

Winchell, N. H.'

Irviug and Chamberlin on Lake 

Superior sandstones, Am. 

Geol.

Metamorphism of eruptives on 

south shore of Lake Superior, Williams, G. H.

Report of Lake Superior division, United States Geological 

Survey, Irving, R/D.

Sudbury copper deposits, Col. 

lins.

1888. Theories of ore deposits, Wadsworth.

Supposed fossil from copper 

rocks of Lake Superior, 

Wadsworth.

Report on Rainy Lake region, 

Lawsou.

Rocks of Pigeon Point, Bayley.

Relations of Keweenawan, 

Torch Lake, Michigan, Wadsworth.

Mines of Lake Superior, Ingall.

Microscopic examination of 

rocks from Thunder Bay, Bayley.

1889. Crystalline rocks of Minnesota,

Winchell, N. H. 

History of copper mining in

Minnesota, Hall, C. W. 

Diabase dikes with jaspilyte,

Winchell, H. V. 

Foliation and sedimentation,

Lawson, Wiuchell, A. 

Report on iron regions, Winchell, H. V. 

Phosphorus in Ludington

mine, Browne, D. H. 

Natural-gas wells in Minnesota,

Winchell, N. H. 

Northeastern Minnesota, Grant,

U.S.
CARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 57

Archean and Algoukian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued.

1889. Quartz-keratophyre, Pigeon 

Point, Bayley.

Stillwater well, Minnesota, 

Meads.

Thoughts on eruptives, Wiuchell, N. H.

Stratigraphy of Huronian, Winchell, N. H.

Unconformities of the Auiuiikie, Wiuchell, A.

Origin of Vermilion Lake iron 

ores, Van Hise.

Conglomerates in gneisses, Winchell, A.

Huronian system, Bell.

Studies of Archean of the 

Northwest, Winchell, A.

Two systems in the Huronian, 

Selwyn.

Granites of the Northwest, 

Hall, C. W.

List of papers on Archean, 

Winchell, N. H.

Penokee-Gogebic iron ores. Van 

Hise.

Analyses of rocks from Pigeon 

Point, Eakius, Hillebrand, 

Riggs, Whitfleld, J. E.

Pigeon Point, Minnesota, Bayley.

Report of Lake Superior division, United States Geological 

Survey, Irving, Van Hise.

Analyses of rocks from Menoniinee River, Riggs.

1890. Petrography of certain dikes of 

Rainy Lake region, Lawson 

and Shutt.

Archean northwest of Lake 

Superior, Lawson.

Eruptives of Lake Huron 

region, Fairbanks.

Pre-Cambrian of the Black 

Hills, Van Hise.

Geology of the northwest of 

Lake Superior, Harvey.

Position of Ogishke conglomerate, Wiuchell, A.

Results of Archean studies, 

Winchell, A.; Van Hise.

Huronian-Laurentian contact 

north of Lake Huron, Barlow.

Huronian and Laureutian rocks 

north of Lake Huron, Lawson.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued.

1890. Tracks in Animikie rocks,

Selwyn.

Origin of gneiss, Bell. 

Greenstone schists of Marquette-Menominee regions,

Williams, G. H.; Irving. 

Copper mining in Michigan,

Eug. and Mining Jour. 

Kamanistiquia silver belt,

Wood. 

Observation on some Canadian

rocks, Winchell, A. 

Copper in Animikie at Thunder

Bay, Lawson. 

Taconic iron ores of Minnesota,

Winchell, N. H. and H. V. 

Analysis of uovaculite from

Marquette, Ilillebrand. 

Analyses of rocks collected by

R. D. Irving, Hillebraud. 

Analyses of rocks from Pcnokee-Gogebic range, Chatard,

Eakins. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Dawson, G. M.; Winchell, A. 

Analysis of diabase from Michigan, Chatard.

Warren's Geography, Brewer. 

Iron ores, Hunt, T. S. 

Penokee iron-bearing series,

Irving and Van Hise. 

Report on Sudbury district,

Bell.

Report of Lake Superior division,United States Geological

Survey, Van Hise.

1891. Lake Superior stratigraphy, 

Lawson.

Dikes of Rainy Lake region, 

Lawson.

Dike in Minnesota River Valley, Hall, C. W.

Metallic iron in Huroniau 

quartzite, Ontario, Hoffinaun.

Summary reports of Geological 

Survey, Selwyn.

Geology of Marquette iron region, Brooks.

Nickel and copper, Sudbury district, Bell, Barlow.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian, 

Walcott.

Lake Superior stratigraphy, 

Van Hise.
58 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF (BOLL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GREAT LAKE REGION Continued. 

1891. Report of Lake Superior division,United States Geological 

Survey, Van Hise. 

Silicified glass breccia, Sudbury

district, Williams, G. H. 

South trap range of Keweenawan series, Wadsworth. 

Age of Saganaga granite, Winchell, H. V.

Eastern equivalents of Minnesota iron ores, Winchell, 

N. H.

Iron ores of Minnesota, Winchell, N. H. and H. V. 

A last word with the Huronian,

Winchell, A. 

American opinion on the older

rocks, Winchell, A. 

Marquette and Keweenaw district, Wadsworth. 

Record of field observation,

Winchell, A. 

Geology of Hennepia County,

Minn., Winchell, N. H. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota). 

1806. Exploration of Red River and 

Washita, Dunbar and Hun. 

ter.

1814. Expedition up the Missouri and 

across the Rocky Mountains, 

Lewis and Clark.

1821. Travels into Arkansas Territory, Nuttall.

Region around the Mississippi

'and its confluents, Bringier.

Sketches of the Mississippi,

James, E.

Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall.

1823. Expedition from Pittsburg to 

the Rocky Mountains, Long. 

Map of country drained by 

Mississippi, western section, 

James, E. 

1831. Gold of Mexico, Eaton.

Remarks relating to Mexico,

Maclure.

1834. Geology and meteorology west

of Rocky Mountains, Ball, J.

Report on elevated country

between. Missouri and Red

rivers, Feathorstonhaugh.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1841. Sketch of geology of North 

America, Daubeny.

1842. Report on Fourche Cove and 

vicinity, Arkansas, Powell, 

W. B.

 Wisconsin and Missouri lead 

regions, Hodge, J. T.

1843. Exploration from the Missouri 

to Rocky Mountains, Fremont.

Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

1844. Geology of. valley of the Mississippi, King, H.

1845. Expedition to Rocky Mountains, Oregon, and California, 

Frernont.

1848. Tour in northern Mexico, Wislizenus. 

Letters on geology, Christy.

1849. United States exploring expedition, Dana, J. D. 

Texas, Roemer.

1850. Sante Fe expedition, Marcy. 

Survey of Missouri, King, H. 

Reconnaissance in New Mexico, 

Simpson.

1851. Geology and Resources of California, Tyson, P. T.

Remarks on Missouri, King, H.

Arkansas minerals, Padon.

Region between Little Rock 

and Hot Springs, Ark., Englemann.

1852. Geology and paleontology, valley of Salt Lake, Hall, J. 

Crystalline schists of Texas, 

Euglemann.

1853. Exploring in Red River region, 

Louisiana, Shumard, G. C.

Geology of the Sierra Nevada, 

Trask.

Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

Ge"ologie des Montagues rocheuses, Marcou, J.

Reconnaissance of Arkansas 

River, Warder.

Arkansas, geology of, Lawrence, B.

1854. Preliminary report of survey in 

California, Blake.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 59

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

WEST OP THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1854. Geology of CoastMountains and 

part of Sierra Nevada, Trask.

Exploration between thirtyeigkth and forty-first parallel in 1853-54, Schiel.

Notes from Preston, Red River, 

and El Paso, Marcou.

Section ge"ologiquo des Moutagnes rocheuses, Marcou, J.

1855. Geology of Coast Mountains, 

etc., California, Traslc.

Geology of Missouri, Swallow.

Coast of California from Bodega 

Bay to San Diego, Blake.

Geology of route near latitude 

32° to the Pacific, Blake, 

W. P.

Report on exploration between 

latitude 38° and 41° for route 

to the Pacific, Schiel.

Geology of route to Pacific 

Ocean in California and 

Oregon, Newberry.

Ueber die Geologie von Nord 

Amerika, Marcou.

1856. Remarks on geology of California, Blake.

Boden Verhaltnisse des Californischen Gold - Distrikte, 

Burkart.

Report on northern and southern California, Trask.

Ores of iron in the Azoic, 

Whitney, J. D.

Sandstone formation of San 

Francisco, Blake, W. P.

Report upon route to the Pacific in California, Blake.

Reconnaissance from the. Mississippi to Los Angeles, Cal., 

Marcou, J.

Geology of route to Pacific near 

thirty-fifth parallel, Marcou, 

J.; Blake, W. P.

1857. Fossil beds in San Luis Obispo 

County, Cal., Antisell.

Report on routes to the Pacific 

in California, etc., Antisell.

Country along Mexican boundary from fche Pacific to the 

Colorado, Emory.

Observations along Mexican 

boundary, Schott.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVEK (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1857. Reconnaissance to mouth of 

 Gila River, Parry, C. C. 

United States and Mexican 

boundary survey, Emory, 

Parry.

1858. Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

Fossils of Nebraska, Black 

Hills, Meek and Hayden.

Fort Leaveuworth to Bryano 

Pass, Euglemann.

Minerals and springs of Arkansas, Owen, D. D.

1859. Remarks on geology of Black 

Hills, Meek and Hayden.

Geology from Fort' Bridger to 

Camp Floyd, Utah, Englemann.

First report of survey of Texas, 

Shumard, B. F.

Explanation of map of Nebraska, etc., Hayden.

Mineral districts contiguous to 

Iron Mountain Railroad, 

Phillip.

1860. Survey of Fourche Cove, Arkansas, Lesley, J.

Reconnaissance of part of Arkansas, Owen, D. D.

Structure of Jornada de Muerta, New Mexico, Sherwood, 

G.C.

Analyses for survey of Arkansas, Elderhorst.

Country between Rio Pecos 

and Rio Grande, Shumard, 

G.G.

1861. Geology of headwaters of the

Missouri, Hay den. 

Primordial of Texas, Shumard,

B. F. 

Report on Colorado River,

Newberry.

1863. Silver mines of Arizona, Pumpelly.

1864. Geology and mines of Washoe 

region, Nevada, Blake, W. P. 

Reisebericht aus Californien, 

Richthofen.

1865. Azoic age and origin of iron ore

of Mexico, Dana, J. D. 

Le Californie, Friguet. 

Iron regions of Arizona, Blake.
60 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1865. Mining district of Sonora, Cal.,

Vivian.

Geology of California, fieldwork 1860-65, Whitney, J. D.

1866. Preliminary report of survey 

of Texas, Buckley.

Ge"ologie clu Mexique et de 

1'Ame'rique Centrals, Virlet.

Constitution gdologique et mini ere de la Californie, Friguet.

Some mining districts of Arizona, Silliinau.

Resources of Texas, Buckley.

Pipestone stratum, Hayden.

Journey through California 

and Nevada, Jackson, C. T.

Whitney's geology of California, Brewer.

Rivers and water power, southwest Texas, Buckley.

1867. Grass Valley gold district, California, Sillirnan.

Report on country along Southwest Pacific Railway, Missouri, Swallow.

Geology of northwest Dakota, 

Hayden.

1868. The Yosemite book, Whitney, 

J. D.

Iron ore in northern Arizona, 

Blake, W. P.

Salt Spring Valley region, Calaveras County, Cal., Goodyear.

Exploration in northern Mexico, Re"mond.

Notes on Hetch-Hetchey Valley, Cal., Hoffman, C. F.

Age of porphyry of southeast 

Missouri, Harrison, E.

Resources of Texas, Buckley.

Occurrences of iron in masses, 

Whittlesey.

Second annual report of survey 

of Wyoming, Hayden.

1869. Notes on Wyoming and Colorado, Hayden.

Exploration of Yellowstone and 

Missouri rivers, Hayden.

Geology of Texas, Roessler.

Ozark range of Missouri, Missouri Republican.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1869. Report of survey of Colorado 

and New Mexico, Hayden.

1870. Egan Canyon district, Nevada, 

Hague, A.

Comstock lode, King, C.

Sun pictures of Rocky Mountain scenery, Hayden, F. V.

Mining industry survey of fortieth parallel, Hogue, J. D.

Geology of Silver Bend region, 

Nevada, Emmons, S. F.

Goldlagerstiitten Californiens, 

Burkart.

Report of survey of Iowa, 

White, C. A.

1871. Points in mineralogy and geology of Utah, Blake.

Notes on Wyoming and Colorado, Hayden.

Preliminary report on Wyoming, etc., Haydeu.

Map and sections of rocks of 

Missouri, Swallow.

1872. Report on survey of the Territories, Hayden.

General report on Montana arid 

adjacent Territories, Hayden.

El Paso district and Amargora 

mines, California, Marviue.

Profiles and sections to accompany final report of survey of 

Territories, Hayden.

Report of survey of Nebraska, 

etc., Hayden.

Labradorite rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Mining districts of Nevada and 

California, Hoffman, W. J.

Notes on mining districts, 

Lyle.

Report on Arizona and Nevada, 

Gilbert.

Note on mining districts of Nevada, Gilbert.

Report on minerals, rocks, etc., 

Peale.

Resources of Arkansas, James, 

H.

Geology of the Missouri Valley, 

Hayden.

Mountains of Colorado, Foster, 

J.W.

Notes on some mining districts 

of Utah, Silliman.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 61

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1872. Map of sources of Snake River;

etc., Hayden and Bradley. 

Map of Montana and Wyoming, 

Hayden and Peale.

1873. Sixth report on survey of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and

Utah, Hayden.

Notes on Pilot Knob and vicinity, Missouri, Puuipelly. 

Reconnaissance along Union

Pacific Railroad, Bannister. 

Report of Snake River division,

Bradley, F. H. 

Topography of Great Basin,

Blake, James. 

Mines arid minerals of Colorado,

Frazer, P. 

Sketch of Missouri, and map,

Swallow. 

Erforschnng des Nordwesttheiles von Texas, Loew and

Roessler. 

Bowlders north of Yosemite,

Tenney. 

Report on Montana, Idaho,

Wyoming, and Utah, Peale. 

Structure of country north of

Colorado Canyon, Powell,

J. W. 

Geologic map of United States,

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock

and Blake. 

Ancient glaciers of the Sierras,

Le Conte. 

Iron ores of Missouri, Schmidt.

1874. Report of survey of Missouri, 

Broadhead.

Leadmines, southeast Missouri, 

Gage.

Wheeler's Expedition nach Neu 

Mexiko und Arizona, Loew.

Researches in Arizona and Nevada, Gilbert.

Part o'f eastern Texas, Buckley.

Gold Hill mining district, Marvine.

Exploration of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

Geology of western Texas, Jenney, Newberry.

Analyses of novaculite from 

Hot Springs, Ark., Wait.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1874. Serpentine of Coast and Cascade ranges, Newberry.

Mountain sculpture in the 

Sierra Nevada, Carr.

Report on Middle Park, Colo., 

Marvine.

Reconnaissance in Ute country, 

Prout, Hawn, F.; Hawn, L.

Western Texas near thirtysecond parallel, Jenney.

Notes on Bristol and Eagle districts, Nevada, Howell. E. E.

The great American desert, 

Poole.

Gold Hill mining region, Marvine.

Report on San Luia division, 

Colorado, Endlich.

Report on South Park district, 

Colorado, Peale.

Iron mountains and mine, Lamotte, Mo., Frazer.

Report of survey of Colorado, 

1873, Hayden.

Iron ores of southeast Missouri, 

Moore, P. N.

Report of survey of Missouri, 

Broadhead.

Notes on Madison County, Mo., 

Norwood.

1875. Resources of Texas, Buckley.

Report on portions of Colorado 

and New Mexico, Loew.

Surface features of front range 

of Rocky Mountains, Hayden.

High sierra south of Mount 

Whitney, Goodyear, W. A.

Mines and geology of San Juan 

County, Colo., Endlich.

Northwestern Wyoming, Cornstock, T. B.

Report on portions of New 

Mexico and Arizona surveyed 

in 1873, Gilbert.

Report from St. George, Utah, 

to Gila River, Arizona, Marvine.

New feature in Comstock lode, 

Becker.

Reconnaissance in Black Hills, 

Wincbell, N. H.
r

62 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1875. Beport on portions of Nevada, 

Utah, California, and Arizona, Gilbert.

Report of northwest New Mexico, Cope.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

The ores of iron, their distribution, Newton.

Observations in southeast California, Marcou, J.

Exploration of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

Whale lode of Park County, 

Colo., Jernegan.

Pueblo range, Blake.

Lead in Missouri, Gage.

Wheeler's zweite Expedition 

nach Neu Mexiko und Colorado, Loew.

Report on region along fortyninth parallel to the Rocky 

Mountains, Dawson, G. M.

Report on Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico, Howell, 

E.E.

Geology of portions of Colorado 

surveyed in 1873, Stevenson, 

J. J.

1876. Geology from La Vita Pass to 

head of the Pecos, Conkling.

Reports on portions of southern California, Marcou, J.

Geology between Leavenworth 

*snd the Sierra Nevada, Engleman.

Report on southeast California 

region, Loew.

Section between head waters of 

theMissouri and Yellowstone, 

Hay den.

Report of surveys for 1874, 

Hayden.

Report on northwest portion of 

ElkRange,Colorado, Holmes, 

W.H.

Paleozoic subdivision on fortieth parallel, King, C.

Expedition from Santa Fe to 

the Colorado, Newberry.

Report of middle division of 

survey of Colorado, Peale.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1876. Geologic chart of United States, 

Bradley, F. H.

Cornwall iron mine and related 

deposits, Hunt, T. S.

Rocks from Black Hills, Newton.

Second report of survey of 

Texas, Buckley.

Uinta Mountains, Powell.

Microscopic petrography, survey of the fortieth parallel, 

Zirkel.

Report of San Juan division, 

survey of Colorado, Endlich.

Maps of parts of California, 

Nevada, Arizona, Utah, New 

Mexico, and Colorado, Gilbert, Marvine and Howell.

1877. Descriptive geology, fortieth 

parallel survey, Hague and 

Emmons.

Results. of surveys for 1875, 

Hayden.

Part of western Nevada and 

eastern California, Conkling.

Preliminary report of survey of 

Territories, Hayden.

Report of southeast division, 

survey of Colorado, Endlich.

Eeraarks on paleontology of 

fortieth parallel survey, Hall 

and Whitfield.

Field work in Teton region, 

St. John.

Lithology of southern Colorado 

and northern New Mexico, 

Conkling.

Atlantic district, Idaho, Clayton.

Report on Grand River region, 

Peale.

Southeast lead district, Missouri, Broadhead,

Map of parts of Arizona and 

New Mexico, Gilbert, Howell 

and Loew.

Map of parts of Arizona, Marcou, Gilbert and Marvine.

Geology of eastern Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Foothills of Rocky Mountains, 

35° 30' to 38°, Conkling.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 63

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1878. Report on Big Horn Mountains,

Carpenter. 

Eozoic rocks of North America,

Hunt, T. S. 

Report on portions of Nevada

and California, Conkling. 

Well at insane asylum, St.

Louis, Mo., Broadhead. 

Systematic geology of fortieth

parallel survey, King, C. 

Report on White River district,

Colorado, Endlich. 

Grand River district, Colorado,

Peale.

Iron ores in Missouri, Gage. 

Older rocks of the West, Hunt,

T.S. 

Dikes and Azoic of southeast

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S. 

Eozoic rocks of North America,

Hunt, T. S. 

Age of porphyries of Missouri,

Broadhead. 

Older rocks of the West, Hunt,

T. S. 

Preliminary report of survey of

Territories, 1878, Hay den.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to California, 

Cooper, J. C.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Colorado, 

Hayden, Davis.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Utah, etc., Davis, W. M.; Hague.

Report of operations in Colorado and New Mexico, Stevenson. *

Humboldt Pocahontas vein, 

Rosita, Colo., Clark, R. N.

Geology of Green River district, Peale.

Sweetwater district, Endlich.

Review of Hayden's Atlas of 

Colorado and sketch of the 

geology of the Northwest, 

Morgan, A.

Progress of survey of Wyoming 

and Idaho, Hayden.

Operations on the Mariposa 

estate, Rolker.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

WKST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1879. Eureka lode, Nevada, Keyes,

W. S.

Geological survey of the fortieth parallel, Newberry. 

Wanderings in the Western 

land, Vivian.

1880. Mineral resources of the Black 

Hills, Jetmey.

Drainage of Black Hills, Gil- 1 

bert.

High plateaus of Utah, Dutton, 

Powell.

Twin Lakes and Teocalli Mountain, Colo., Hayden.

Petrography of Black Hills of 

Dakota, Caswell, J. H.

Genesis of iron ores, Newberry.

Auriferous gravels of the Sierra 

Nevada, Whitney, J. D.

San Francisco, Eureka, and 

Bodie districts, Becker, G. F.

Archean of the Wasatch 

Mountains, Geikie, A.

Report of Rocky Mountain 

division, Emmons, S. F.

1881. Examinations in Colorado and

New Mexico, Stevenson. 

Origin of petrosiliceous rocks,

Crosby. 

Canyons, their character and

origin, Bross. 

Atlas of Colorado, Hayden,

F.V. 

Note on Silver Cliif region,

Colorado, Wallace, S. J.

1882. Summary of geology of Cornstock lode, Becker.

Report of work in Eureka district, Hague, A.

Geology of Comstock lode and 

Wasboe district, Becker.

Rapport de la commission du 

Mexique, Prndhomme.

Oscura mines, New Mexico, 

Peters, E. D.

Southern New Mexico, Silliman.

Veins of Tombstone, Ariz., 

Blake, W. P.; Church.

Kreidebildangen vou Texas, 

Roemer.
64 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI EIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1882. Mineral region of southern New 

Mexico, Silliman.

Tertiary history of Grand 

Canyon district, Dutton,C. E.

Archean of Missouri, Broadhead.

Geologisches und Montanistisches aus Utah, Ochsenius.

1883. Note sur la ge"ologie de California, Marcou, J. 

Mining region, Prescott, Ariz.,

Blandy. 

Ueber die Geologie Californiens, Marcou, J. 

Report on Wind River district,

St. John.

North Park, Colo., Broadhead. 

Exploration of fortieth parallel, Wadsworth. 

Geology of Silver King mine,

Arizona, Blake, W. P. 

Geology of Yellowstone Park,

Holmes, W. H. 

San Juan region, Colorado,

Comstock. 

Mines and mills of Gilpin

County, Colo., Rogers, A. N. 

Development of resources of

Colorado, Smith, J. A. 

Geology of Eureka district,

Nevada, Hague. 

Grand Canyon group, Science. 

Cryolite minerals in Colorado,

Cross and Hillebrand. 

Decay of rocks, Hunt, T. S. 

Pre-Carboniferqus in Grand

Canyon of the Colorado,

Walcott.

1884. Azoic system and its subdivisions, Whitney and Wadsworth.

Buffalo Peak, Colorado, Emnions, S. F.

Illustrations of polished rock 

surfaces, Morgan, H. J.

Microscopic structure of building stones, Merrill, G. P.

Reconnaissance in southern 

Oregon, Russell, I. C.

Report on observations in Nevada and the Grand Canyon, 

Walcott.,

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1884. Report from Carroll to the Yellowstone Park, Dana and 

Grinnell.

Paleozoic of central Texas, 

Walcott.

Missouri building stones,

Broadhead.

Physical and agricultural features of California, Hilgard.

Colorado building stones, Foster, W.

Geology of the Rocky Mountain 

district, Emmons, S. F.

Agricultural description of the 

Indian Territory, Loughridge.

'Agricultural features of Arkansas, Loughridge.

Der Mexikanische Staat Sinaloa, Weidner.

1885. Mount Taylor and Zuni Plateau, Dutton.

Origin of crystalline rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

Quatre mois au Texas, Lancester.

Geologic sketch of Rocky Monn - 

tain division, Emmons, S. F.

Map of United States, McGee.

Geologic sketch of Pacific division, Becker.

Allanite as a rock constituent, 

Iddings and Cross.

Notes on metamorphism, Stevenson.

Veins in Black Hills, Dakota, 

Blake.

Ueber des Gangrevier v o n 

Butte, Mont., Path.

1886. Cretaceous metamorphics of 

California, Becker, G. F.

Washoe rocks, Becker, G. F.

Southwestern Colorado, Comstock.

Notes on Northern California, 

Diller.

Geology and mining of Leadville, Emmons, S. F.

Aspen district, Colorado, 

Lakes.

Geology of Idaho, Thomson, J.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1887. Butte, Mont., Emmons, S. F. 

Map of the United States,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Condition of knowledge of

Texas, Hill, R. T. 

Boulder County, Colo., Van

Diest.

Eagle County, Colo., Olcofct. 

Leadville region, Colorado, Ihlseng, Blow. 

Phojnix mine, Arizona, Ricketts, P. de P. 

Texture of massive rocks,

Becker, G. F.

1888. Archean geology, Missouri, 

Haworth.

Well in Pawnee County, Nebr., 

Russell, F. W.

Quicksilver deposits, Becker, 

G. F.

Black Hills, Crosby, Carpenter.

Report of geologist of Wyoming, Ricketts.

Mountain upthrusts, White, 

C. A.

Archean of Texas, Harrod.

Aspen, Colo., Bruntou, Emmons, S. F.; Siver.

Crested Butte, Colo., Lakes.

Colorado ore deposits, Lakes.

Iron resources of Colorado, 

Chauvenet.

Ouray County, Colo., Kedzie.

West central Arkansao, Cornstock.

Transcontinental railroads, 

Lang.

Mineralogic notes, Colorado, 

Smith, W. B.

Report of mineralogist of California, Irelan, Goodyear.

1889. Northwestern Colorado region,

White, C. A. 

Report of Montana division,

Peale. 

Report for western Texas,

Streeruwitz.

South central Texas, Jermy. 

Country about Denver, Colo.,

Eldridge.

Pike County, Ark., Branner. 

Copper Basin, Arizona, Blake.

Bull. 127 -5

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1889. Reymert lode, Arizona, Blauvelt.

1890. Aspen district, Colorado, Newberry.

Pre-Cainbrian of the Black 

Hills, Van Hise.

Areas of continental progress 

iu North America, Dana.

Ycllowatone Park, Iddings.

Crystalline rocks of Missouri, 

Haworth.

Building stones in Missouri, 

Ladd.

Iron ores of the United States, 

Hunt, T. S.

Indian Territory and Red 

River, Hill.

Movements in Rocky Mountains, Emmons.

Central mineral region of 

Texas, Coinstock.

Trans-Pecos, Tex., Streeruwitz.

Review of Texas geology, 

Durable.

Displacements in the Grand 

Canyon, Walcott.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Macfarlaue's Railway Guide, 

Eldridge, Emmons, Upham, 

Broadhead, Chamberlin, 

Cooper, Dawsou, G. M.; 

Emmons, Hague, Pumpelly, 

Winchell, N. H.

Report of California division, 

Becker, G. F.

Report of Rocky Mountain 

division, Emmons, S. F.

1891. Central mineral region, Cornstock.

Report of State geologist of 

Texas, Dumble.

Features of the Rocky Mountains, Hills.

Perry Park, Colo., Cannon.

Tin in central Texas, Coinstock.

Notes on geology of the Southwest, Hill, R. T.

Central basin of Texas, Curtice.

Alunite and diaspore from Colorado, Cross.

Vein phenomena, Boulder 

County, Colo., Farish.
CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI EIVER (excepting Minnesota Continued. 

1891. Tin ore in the Black Hills,

Headden. 

Reconnaissance in the Indian

Territory, Hill, R. T. 

Report of Montana division,

Peale. 

Crystalline rocks of Missouri,

Haworth.

Report of Lake Superior division, Van Hise. 

Manganese deposits, Penrose. 

Granites from British Columbia, etc., Adams. 

Sierra Nevada, Becker, G. F. 

Placer County, Cal., Hobson. 

Great Falls coal field, Montana,

Newberry. 

Fauna of Lower Cambrian,

Walcott. 

Schists of coast ranges, Becker,

G.F.

Crystallines of northern California, Diller.

EASTERN AND NORTHERN CANADA. 

1814. Geology of Labrador, Steinhauer. 

1819. Geology, expedition in Baffin

Bay, McCulloch. 

1822. Geology, etc., of Malbay, lower

Canada, Bigsby. 

1824. Journey across Newfoundland,

Cormack.

Newfoundland in 1842, Bonnycastle. 

Geology of Montreal, Bigsby,

J.J. 

List of minerals and remains in

Canada, Bigsby.

1826. Geology of voyages to Northwest Passage by Perry, 

Jameson.

1828. Topographic and geologic 

notes, shore of Polar Sea, 

Richardson, John. 

Geology, attempt to reach 

North Pole by Perry, Jameson.

1829. Geognosy of part of Saguenay

County, Baddeley. 

Geology of Labrador coast, 

Baddeley.

Archean and Algonkiau Continued. 

EASTERN AND NORTHERN CANADA 

Continued.

1829. Geology and mineralogy of

Nova Scotia, Brown and

Smith. 

Notes on neighborhood of falls

of Montmorenci, Green, W. 

Mineralogy and geology of a

part of Nova Scotia, Jackson

and Alger. 

A few rocks and minerals of

upper Canada, Bonnycastle.

1830. Sulphate of strontia and geology of Kingston, Baddeley. 

Transition rocks of the Cataraqui, Bonnycastle.

1831. Geognosy of St. Paul Bay,

Baddeley. 

Mineralogy and geology of

Nova Scotia, Jackson and

Alger.

St. Maurice expedition, Ingall. 

Essay on metallic minerals in

Canada, Baddeley. 

Country between St. Maurice

and Saguenay rivers, Ingall.

1832. Arctic geology, Jamesou.

1835. Sketch of southeast lower Canada, Baddeley.

Geological notices, Northwest 

Passage, Ross, J.

1836. Mines du lac Sincoe, Baddeley. 

Geologic notes, expedition to

Great Fish River, Fitton. 

Geology and mineralogy of

Nova Scotia, Gesner.

1839. Geologic appendix to Beechey's 

voyage to Bering Straits, 

Buckland.

First report on survey of New 

Brunswick, Gesner, A.

Preliminary report on Newfoundland, Jukes.

1840. Handbook of Nova Scotia,

Dawson, J. W. 

Second report on. survey of New

Brunswick, Gesner. 

Peel River, North America,

Isbester.

1841. Geology and mineralogy of

Canada, Baddeley. 

Certain features of River St. 

John in New Brunswick, 

Robb.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 67

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

EASTERN AND NORTHERN CANADA 

Continued.

1841. Third report of survey of New 

Brunswick, Gesner.

1842. Excursions in Newfoundland in

1839 and 1840, Jukes. 

Fourth report of survey of 

New Brunswick, Gesner.

1843. Report of survey of New

Brunswick, Gesner. 

Report on survey of Newfoundland, Jukes. 

. 1845. Junction of transition and

primary, Canada, Bayfield. 

Newer coal of eastern Nova

Scotia, Dawson, J. W. 

Geology of Cape Breton,

Brown, R. 

Report of progress for 1843,

Logan. 

Travels in North America,

Lyell.

1846. Remarks on Taconic system,

Emmons, E. 

Notes on north coast of St.

Lawrence, Bayfield. 

Geologic map of Nova Scotia,

Gesner.

1847. Gypsiferous strata of Cape

Breton, Brown, R. 

Report on Ottawa River district, Logan.

1848. New red sandstone of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

1849. Report as chemist to survey of

Canada, Hunt, T. S. 

On the geology of Canada, 

Hunt, T. S.

1850. Rocks of eastern Nova Scotia,

Dawson, J. W. 

Sketch of geology of New

Brunswick, Robb. 

Report of survey of Canada 

for 1849-50, Logan.

1851. Boat voyage through Ruperts 

Land, Richardson, John.

1852. Age of copper rocks of lakes 

Superior and Huron, and 

structure of Canada, Logan.

1853. Phenomena of Davis Strait and

Baffin Bay, Sutherland. 

Region "between the Ottawa

and St. Lawrence, Murray. 

Geologic map of United States, 

0tc,, Marcou, J,

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

EASTERN AND NORTHERN CANADA 

Continued.

1853. Geology of Quebec and environs, Bigsby.

1854. Classification des chaines des 

montagnes, Marcou, J.

Structure of western tipper 

Canada, Logan.

Work on north side of St. Lawrence, Logan.

Some crystalline limestones of 

North America, Hunt, T. S.

Geology of Rainy Lake, Hudson 

Bay, Bigaby.

Report on country lying north 

of Lake Ontario, Murray, A.

1855. Eequisse g6ologique du Canada, Logan and Hunt.

Formation silurique des environs de Quebec, Logan.

Arcadian geology, Dawson, 

J.W.

Ueber die Geologie von Nord

Amerika, Marcou.

1857. Work in Anticosti, Mingan 

islands, and Magdalen River, 

Richardson, J.

Mineralogy of metamorphic 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Common rocks of the British 

provinces, Billings.

Huronian and Laurentian of 

the Canadian survey, Whitney, J. D.

Region between Georgian Bay 

and Ottawa River, Murray.

Laurentian of Canada, Logan.

Parts of Huron and western 

districts, Murray.

Collection de roches et de 

fossiles du Canada, Rottermuud.

Report on mineral waters, limestones, etc., Hunt, T. S.

Serpentine and its uses, Hunt, 

T.S.

Iron ores of Canada, Billings.

Division of Azoic of Canada, 

Logan.

Minerals of Canada, Hind.

Mineralogic study of stratified 

crystalline rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Notes on Arctic travel in search 

of Sir J, Franklin, Bough.
68 [BULL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

EASTERN AND NORTHERN CANADA 

Continued.

1858. Georgian Bay district, Murray, A.

Geological causes that have influenced the scenery of Canada, etc., Ramsay.

Dates of intrusives in Laureiitian of Canada, Logan.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1859. First report on Palliser expedition, Hector.

Laurentian in River Rouge district, Logan.

1860. Geology of Belleville district, 

Chapman.

Some igneous rocks of Canada, 

Hunt, T. S.

History of Laurentian limestones, Logan.

Coast of Labrador, Lieber.

Acton copper mines, Kemp,A.F.

Silurian and Devonian of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

1861. Expedition nach Labrador, 

Lieber.

Exposition of minerals and geology of Canada, Chapman.

Geology of Murray Bay, Lower 

St. Lawrence, Dawson, J. W.

Some points in American geology,Hunt,T.S.

Quebec group and upper copper rocks of Lake Superior, 

Logan.

1862. Catalogue of economic minerals, Logan.

Catalogue of crystalline rocks 

of Canada, Hunt, T. S.

Primitive of Norway and Canada, Macfarlane, T.

Marcou on Taconic of Vermont 

and Canada, T.

Gold fields of Nova Scotia, 

Honeyman.

On Cambrian and Huronian, 

Bigsby.

1863. Gold fields of Nova Scotia,

Campbell, J. S.; Poole. 

Relations of nietamorphics, 

Hunt, T; S,

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

EASTERN AND NORTHERN CANADA 

Continued.

1863. Flora of Devonian in-northeastern America, Dawson, J. W.

Gold fields of Nova Scotia, 

Campbell, J. S.; Poole.

Report of survey of Canada to 

1863, Logau.

1864. Gold of eastern Canada, Logan.

Address, Natural History Society of Montreal, Dawson, J.W.

Stekin-FlussiubritischenNordAmerika, Blake, W. P.

Geology of Arisaig, Nova Scotia, 

Honeyman.

Organic remains in the Laurentian, Logan.

Allanite in Canadian rocks, 

Chapman.

The Laurentian formation, 

Bigsby.

Rocks in vicinity of Halifax, 

Gossip.

Mines and minerals of New 

Brunswick, Bailey, L. W.

Contributions to lithology, 

Hunt, T. S.

Organic remains in Laurontian 

of Canada, Logan.

Notes on geology and botany of 

New Brunswick, Bailey,L.W.

1865. Structure of organic remains in 

Laurentian, Dawson, J.W.

Reiseskizzen aus Neu-Brunawick, Credner.

Geology of southern New Brunswick, Bailey, L. W.

Gold in Nova Scotia, Perley.

Preliminary report on New 

Brunswick, Hind.

Mineralogy of Eozoon canadense, Hunt, T. S.

History of Eozoon canadense, 

Am. Jour, Sci.

Azoic and Paleozoic of southern 

New Brunswick, Matthews.

1866. Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

Remarks on geology of Newfoundland, Logan.

Glacial phenomena of Labrador 

and Maine, Packard.

Manitoulin Islands, Bell.
DAHTON.l NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 69

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

EASTERN AND NORTHERN CANADA 

Continued.

1866. Report on Hastings County,

Macfarlane, T. 

Report on Laurentian limefitoues, salt, and petroleum,

Hunt, T. S. 

Eozoic and Laurentian rocks of

Canada, Rauisay. 

Rocks of northern peninsula of

Newfoundland, Murray, A. 

Report of survey of Canada,

1863-186G, Logan.

1867. Terrains anciens de I'AnuSrique 

du Nord, Hunt, T. S.

Age of red sandstone of Canada 

and Vermont, Billings.

Gold region of Hastings, Hunt, 

T.S.

Report of survey of Newfoundland for 1866, Murray, A.

Description ge"ologique du Canada, Hunt, T. S.

1868. Gold region of Nova Scotia, 

Hunt, T. S.

Recent discoveries in Canada, 

Dawson, J. W.

Eozoische Formationsgruppe 

Nord-Amerikas, Credner.

Laurentian limestones and 

their mineralogy, Hunt, T. S.

Report on Union mine region, 

Newfoundland, Murray, A.

New specimens of eozoon, 

Logan.

Supposed burrows in the Laurentian, Dawson, J. W.

Huronian and Lower Carboniferous of New Brunswick, 

Matthew.

Guide to gold fields of Nova 

Scotia, Hctherington.

Supposed burrows of worms in 

Laurentian, Dawson, J. W.

Features of the northwest coast 

of America, Blake, T. A.

Occurrences of iron in masses,

Whittlesey.

Section of Laurentian in Hastings, Ontario, Vennor.

Survey of Newfoundland for 

1868, Murray, A.

1869. Geology, etc., of Hastings 

County, Canada, Wallbridge, 

T.C.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

EASTERN AND NORTHERN CANADA 

Continued.

1869. Apati fce in North Burgess, Jackson, C. T.

Gold deposits from Nova Scotia, 

Hind.

Geology from Lake Superior to 

the valley of Red River, 

Hind.

Mineralogy of Nova Scotia, 

How, H.

Features about Beloeil Mountain, Hunt, T. S.

Metamorphics of New Brunswick and Maine, Bailey and 

Matthew.

1870. Newfoundland survey, report 

for 1869, Murray, A.

Graphite of Laurentian of Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Geology of Arisaig, Nova Scotia, 

Honeyman.

Structure of Nova Scotia gold 

district, Hind.

Laurentian and Huronian, 

Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Hind.

Laurentian in Nova Scotia, 

Hunt, T. S.

Explorations in China, Richthcfen.

Report on part of New Brunswick, Robb.

Londonderry iron mines, Honeyman.

Gneissoid series of Nova Scotia, 

Hind.

Two gnessoid series in Nova 

Scotia, Hind.

Report on rocks of Lower St. 

Lawrence, Richardson, J.

Geology of Northeast America, 

Hunt, T. S.

Sherbrook gold district of Nova 

Scotia, Hind.

Survey of Bay East River, Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Report on Hastings County, 

Vernon.

Norite or labradorite rock, 

Hunt, T. S.

Geology of eastern New England, Hunt, T. S.

Goderich salt region and iron 

ores, Hunt, T. S.
70 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Archeaii and Algonkian Continued. 

EASTERN AND NORTHERN CANADA 

Continued.

1871. Report on Prince Edward Island, Dawson and Harrington.

Apatites of Canada, Broome.

Geognosy of Appalachians, 

Hunt, T. S.

Metalliferous deposit of 

Gloucester, New Brunswick, 

Henwood.

1872. Investigation in New Brunswick, Bailey.

Counties of Leeds, Frontenac, 

and Lanark, Vennor.

Laurentian and Lower Silurian of Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Country between lakes St. John 

and Mistassini, McOuat.

Southern New Brunswick, 

Bailey and Matthew.

Country north of Lake St. John, 

Eichardson, J.

Trinity Bay region, Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Northwestern New Brunswick, 

Robb.

Phosphate of lime and mica in 

Burgess, Broome, G.

Gold fields of Quebec and Nova 

Scotia, Selwyu.

Report on gold-mining districts, Hind.

Bay and river exploits, Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Notes on granitic rocks, Hunt, 

T.S.

Remarks on late criticisms of 

Dana, Hunt, T. S.

Rocks of Rocky River survey, 

Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Frontenac, Leeds, and Lanark 

counties, Ontario, Vennor.

1873. Geologic map of Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Auriferous country in Marmora, Ontario, Chapman.

Analysis of serpentine, Harrington, B. J.

Examination of Lake Huron 

region, Murray, A.

Country between lakes Temiscaming and Abbitibbe, 

McOuat.

Archean and Algonkiau Continued. 

EASTERN AND NORTHERN CANADA 

Continued.

1873. Acadia iron deposits, Nova

Scotiaj Selwyn. 

Geologic map of United States,

Hitchcock. C. H.; Hitchcock

and Blake. 

Counties of Frontenac, Leeds,

and Lanark, Vennor. 

Metamorphism of rocks, Hunt,

T. S.

1874. Exploration in Cape Breton,

Robb. 

Metamorphism in Nova Scotia

and Cape Breton, Honeyman. 

Nova Scotian geology, Honeyman. 

Notes on Nova Scotia and Cape

Breton, Honeyman. 

Minerals of apatite veins of

Ottawa County, etc., Harrington. 

Geology of southern New

Brunswick, Hunt, T. S. 

Frontenac, Leeds, and Lanark

counties, Vennor. 

Iron ores of Canada, Harrington, B. J.

1875. Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H. 

Gander River, Newfoundland,

Murray, A. 

Galena deposits in Laurentian

of Ontario, Vennor. 

Outline of geology of Ontario,

Chapman. 

Relations of primordial and

crystallines, Hunt, T. S.

1876. Economic minerals and stratigraphy of Canada, Selwyn.

Fossil Protozoa from Canada, 

Dawson, J. W.

Outline of geology of Canada, 

Chapman, E. J.

Phosphates of Laurentian and 

Cambrian of Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Report of survey of Canada for 

1874-75, Selwyn.

Eozoon canadense at Cote St. 

Pierre, Dawsou, J. W.

Explorations in Nova Scotia, 

Robb.

Useful minerals of New Brunswick, Bailey.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 71

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

EASTERN AND NORTHERN CANADA 

Continued.

1876. Report on Exploits River and 

Notre Dame region, Newfoundland, Murray, A.

New facts relating to Eozoon 

canadense, Dawson, J. W.

Chemical contributions to geology of Canada, Hoffmann.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Notes on Canadian minerals and 

rocks, Harrington, B. J.

Explorations in Frontenac and 

Lanark counties, Vennor.

1877. History of crystalline stratified 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Rocks of Newfoundland, Milne.

Explorations on Gambo and 

Gander rivers, Newfoundland, Howley.

Discoveries of copper in Nova 

Scotia, Gilpin.

Dana on alteration of rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

Exploration between James 

Bay, lakes Superior and 

Huron, Bell.

Observations in southern New 

Brunswick, Bailey and Matthew.

Geological map.of Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Archean of Canada, Vennor.

Chemical contributions to geology of Canada, Hoffmann.

Explorations in Cape Breton, 

Fletcher.

1878. Notes on miscellaneous rocks of 

Canada survey, Harrington.

A few dikes in the Laurentian, 

microscopic structure, Harrington.

Northeastern coast of Labrador, Hind.

Geology of Labrador coast, 

Wilkins.

Lower Carboniferous of Albert 

and Westernlaud counties, 

Nova Scotia, Bailey and Ells.

Geology of route of Intercolonial Railway, Bell.

Leading geologic areas of Canada, Chapman.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

EASTERN AND NORTHERN CANADA 

Continued.

1878. Renfrew, Pontiac, and Ottawa 

counties, Vennor.

Pre-Carboniferous of Annapolis 

and Kings, Nova Scotia, Hofi'- 

rnann.

Catalogue of rocks, minerals, 

and fossils of Canada, Harrington.

Phosphate in Laurentian and 

Cambrian of Canada, Daweon, J. W.

Geology of part of Nova Scotia, 

Fletcher.

Eozoic in Hastings and Prince 

Edward counties, Ontario, 

Wilkins.

A month in New Brunswick, 

Honey man.

Nova Scotia geology, Honeyman.

Dikes and Azoic of southeast 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

East coast of Hudson Bay, Bell.

1879. Report of geological survey of 

Canada for 1877-78 by Selwyn, Dana, J. D.

Record of observations on Nova 

Scotia geology, Honeyman.

Upper Silurian and Huronian 

of southern New Brunswick, 

Matthew.

Geologic map of Newfoundland, Murray and Howley.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Hunt, T. S.

Serpentine and ores of Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Surv.eys in Cape Breton, 

Fletcher.

Stratigraphy of Quebec group 

and older crystallines, Selwyn.

Report of survey of Newfoundland for 1878, Howley.

Huronian and Cambrian of 

southern New Brunswick, 

Bailey.

1880. Lecture notes on geology of

Canada, Dawson, J. W. 

Report on southern New Brunswick, Bailey, Matthew and 

Ells.
72 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Archiean and Algonkian Continued. 

EASTERN AND NORTHERN CANADA 

Continued.

1880. Recent silicification, Hunt,T. S. 

Pre"-Cambrien dans l'Am6rique

du Nord, Hunt, T. S. 

History of some pre-Cambrian 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

1881. Northern New Brunswick, Ells.

Stratigraphy of Quebec group 

and older crystallines of Canada, Selwyn.

Address, remarks on Quebec 

group, Dawson, J. W.

Discovery of gold near Brigus, 

Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Progress of investigations in 

New Brunswick, Bailey, L.W.

Eeport on counties of Nova 

Scotia, Fletcher, H.

Eeport on Hudson Bay, Bell, K. 

882. Phosphates in Canada,Vennor.

Geology of upper Flambeau 

Valley, King, F. H,

Archean of Cobequid Mountain, Honeymau.

Gold fields of Nova Scotia, Gilpin.

Nova Scotian geology, Honeyman.

Notes on Bedford, Sackville, 

and Hammonds plains, Nova 

Scotia, Hare.

Geology of Avalon, Newfoundland, Howley.

Notes on Point Pleasant, Cameron.

1883. Northern and eastern New 

Brunswick, Ells.

Quebec group in geology, Dawson, J. W.

Magnetic ore in Victoria 

County, Ontario, Merritt.

Geologic history of the American continent, Hall, J.

Unsolved problems in geology, 

Dawson, J. W.

Progress of geology, 1882, Hunt, 

T. S.

Section from Laurentian axis 

to RockyMountains, Dawson, 

G. M.

Fauna of St. Johns group, 

Matthew.

Notes on southeast Quebec, 

Selwyn.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

EASTERN AND NORTHERN CANADA 

Continued.

1883. History of serpentine and 

notes on pre-Cambrian rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

Quebec group in geology, 

Selwyn.

History of Taconic question 

and relation of Taconian 

series, Hunt, T. S.

Report on Gaspe" Peninsula, 

Ells.

The name Laurentian, Wadsworth.

Decay of rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Micro-structure of rocks of 

Quebec group, Adams, T. D.

Notes on some mines in Quebec, 

Willimot.

1884. Azoic system and its subdivisions, "Whitney and Wadsworth.

Eozoic rocks of North America, 

Hunt, T. S.

Ueber Geistein von Labrador, 

Wichman.

Albert and Westerland counties, New Brunswick, Hunting ton.

Descriptive sketch of eastern 

Canada, Selwyn.

Iron ores of Victoria County, 

Merritt.

Silicates about olivine in anorthosites from River Saguenay, Adams.

Eozoon canadense, Dawson, 

J.W.

Canadian iron ores, Dewey.

Rocks and ores of Notre Dame 

Bay, Newfoundland, Wadsworth.

Apatite of Canada, Hunt, T. S.

Report on north shore of Labrador, Bell.

1885. Glaciation of Newfoundland,

Murray, A. 

Apatite of Quebec, Brown,

C. C. 

Geology of Halifax Harbor,

Honeyman. 

Canadian Archean and Irish

metamorphics, Kinahan, G.H. 

Contacts and ancient erosions

in New Brunswick,, Bailey*
DARTON.] NOETH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 73

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

EASTERN AND NORTHERN CANADA 

Continued.

1885. Geology of Hudson Bay region,

Bell, R. 

Zones of silicates in anorthoeite rocks on the Saguenay,

Adams, F. D. 

Study of Eozoon canadense,

J alien. 

Interior of Gaspe" Peninsula,

Ells, Low.

Report on northern Cape Breton, Fletclier. 

Apatite deposits of Ottawa

County, Torrance. 

Mines in Ontario, Quebec, and

Nova Scotia, Willemot. 

Relations of geologic work in

Canada and the Old World,

Dawson, J. W. 

Note sur un gisement d'dmoraldeau Saguenay, Laflamme. 

Hudson Bay district, Bell. 

Wallbridge mine, Chapman. 

History of Taconic question

and relations of the rocks,

Hunt, T. S. 

Apatitbringer in Canada,

Adams, T. J. 

Origin of crystalline rocks,

Hunt, T. S. 

Note sur d6pAts auriferes de la

Beauce, Laflamme. 

Labrador coast and Hudson

Strait region, Bell. 

Division du systeme 6ozo'ique,

Hunt, T. S. 

Gold mines of Lake of the

Woods, Costo. 

Observations in the Saguenay

region, Laflamme.

1886. Apatite of Ottawa County, Kiiiahan.

Canadian apatite, Kinahan.

Louisburg, Nova Scotia, Honeyman.

Apatite of Canada, Bell.

Canadian fluor-apatite, Falding.

Nova Scotia goldmines, Gilpin..

Mineral physiology and physiography, Hunt, T. Sv

Gueissic foliation and1 origin of 

Archean rocks, Lawson.

Mistassini expedition, Low.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

EASTERN AND NORTHERN CANADA 

Continued.

1886. Apatite near Ottawa, Dawkins,

W.B. 

Genesis of Canadian apatite,

Kinahan. 

Polariscopic examination of

crystallines, Honeyman. 

Examination of crystallines of

Nova ScotiaandCape Breton,

Honeyman, 

Geology of Antigonish, Nova

Scotia, Honeyman. 

Geologic note of excursions,

Nova Scotia, Honeyman. 

Polariscopic examination of

rocks of Antigonish, Honeyman.

Apatite of Canada, Hunt, T. S. 

Nova Scotia gold, Gilpin.

1887. Map of the United States,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Contacts paldozoTques et arche"enes, Laflamme. 

Analyses of rocks from Ontario,

Riggs.

Sheet 113, Ontario, Coste. 

Portions of eastern townships

of Canada, Ells. 

Recent developments in Archean geology, Lawson. 

New Brunswick, Bailey and

Mclnnes. 

Northern part of Dominion of

Canada, Dawsou, G. M. 

Guysborough, Antigonish, and

Pictou, Nova Scotia, Fletcher. 

Hudson Bay, Bell. 

Baffin Land, Bell. 

Canadian and Scottish geology,

Richardson.

1888. Lake Temiscaminguo and Montreal River, Bell. 

Summary reports of geological

survey, Selwyn. 

Montreal and Joliette counties,

Adams. 

Gold rocks in Halifax County,

Faribault. 

Eastern townships, of Quebec,

Adams;, 

Eastern coast of Hudson Bay,,

Low. 

Between Montreal River and

Lake Huron,, Bell.
74 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

EASTERN AND NORTHERN CANADA 

Continued.

1888. Hunter Island and Seine River

region, Smith, W. H. 

New Brunswick, Bailey, Bailey

and Mclnnes. 

North side of the St. Lawrence

above Quebec, Laflamme. 

Nova Scotia, Halifax, and Colchester, Honeymau. 

Nova Scotia, Kings County,

Honeyman.

Beaver mine, Ontario, Brent. 

Ontario, iron and other ores,

Ives. 

Sequence of formations about

Ottawa, Ami. 

Rocks containing scapolite,

Adams and Lawsou. 

Eozoic and Paleozoic, Dawson,

J.W. 

Eozoon canadense, Dawson,

J.W.; Selwyn. 

Baffin Land, Boaz. 

Labrador, cruise to northern,

Packard. 

Labrador, Umgava district,

Turner.

1889. Minerals of Ontario, Merritt,

W.H.

Nova Scotia gold veins, Gilpiu. 

Lecture on geology, Ells. 

Minerals of Quebec, Ells.

1890. Report on Quebec, Ells.

Review of Ells on geology of 

Quebec, Walcott.

Lake St. John country, Chambers.

Acadian and St. Lawrence 

watershed, Bailey.

Stratigraphy of "Quebec 

group," Ells.

Pre-Paleozoic surface in Canada, Lawson.

Serpentines, Giroux.

Geology of Ontario, Bell.

Mistassinni region, Low.

Archean axes of eastern North 

America, Dana.

Origin of gneiss, Bell.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Eozoon in rocks at St. John, 

Matthew.

Areas of continental progress 

in North America, Dana.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

EASTERN AND NORTHERN CANADA 

Continued.

1890. Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Dawsou, G. M.

Iron ores, Hunt, T. S.

Mining industries of eastern 

Quebec, Ells.

Excursion in northern Appalachians, Williams, G. H.

Geology of Ontario, Bell.

Archean of central Canada, 

Lawson.

Report on region south of 

Grand Trunk Railway, Ells.

St. Maurice district, Adams.

1891. Drift rocks of central Ontario,

Coleman.

Grand River, Labrador, Gary. 

Mineral resources of Quebec,

Ells. 

American opinion on the older

rocks, Winchell, A. 

Nova Scotia and Cape Breton,

Honeyman. 

Asbestus, Ells. 

Chemical contributions, Hoftmann.

Environs of Quebec, Marcou. 

Labrador coast, Packard. 

Steep Rock Lake, Ontario,

Smyth.

WESTERN CANADA. 

1845. Peel River, Isbester. 

1855. Geology of Hudson Bay territories, etc., Isbester. 

Stekiu-Fluss, Blake, W. P.

1859. Assiniboine and Saskatchewan 

expedition, Hind.

1860. Southwestern Vancouver Island, Bauermann.

1868. Features of the northwest 

coast, Blake, T. A.

1869. Geology of Alaska, Blake, T. A.

1872. Explorations in British Columbia, Selwyn.

1873. Glacial grooves on Vancouver 

Island, Dawson, G. M.

1874. Between Red River, Saskatchewan, and Lake Superior, Bell.

1876. Explorations in British Columbia, Richardson.

1877. Notes on Lower Peace and

Athabaska rivers, Macoun. 

Explorations in British Columbia, Selwyn, Dawson, G. M.
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Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

WESTERN CANADA Continued.

1878. Explorations in British Columbia, Dawson, G. M. 

Leech. River country, Dawson> 

G. M.

1879. Between Lake Winnipeg and 

Hudson Bay, Bell.

Mines and minerals of British 

Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

Explorations in. British Columbia, Dawsou, G. M.

1880. Queen Charlotte Islands, Dawson, G. M.

Churchill and Nelson rivers, 

Bell.

1881. Geology of British Columbia,

Dawson, G. M. 

Der Queen Charlotte-Archipel,

Dawson, G. M. 

North part of British Columbia

and Peace River country,

Dawson, G. M.

1883. Section to Rocky Mountains,

Dawson, G. M.

Moose River and Lake of the 

Woods, Bell.

1884. Observations along Canadian 

Pacific Railroad, Dawson, 

J. W.

1885. Near forty-ninth parallel west of 

Rocky Mountains, Bauermann. 

Gold fields of Lake of the 

Woods, Coste.

1886. Lake of the Woods region, Lawson.

1887. Rainy Lake region, Lawson. 

Vancouver Island, Dawson, G.

M. 

Analysis of schist from Lake of

the Woods, Adams. 

Manitoba, Red River Valley,

McCharles. 

Lake Winnipeg to Hudson Bay,

Low. 

Manitoba borings, Dawson,

G. M.

1889. James Bay region, Low.

1890. C aribou district, British C olumbia, Bowman.

Mineral wealth of British Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

Lithology of rocks from Yukon 

district, Adams.

Big bend of the Columbia, ColeArchean and Algonkian Continued. 

WESTERN CANADA Continued.

1890. Yukon district, Dawson, G. M. 

Areas of continental progress in

North America, Dana. 

Yukon and Mackenzie fivers,

McConnell. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Dawson, G. M.

1891. Structure of Selkirk range,

Dawsou, G. M.; Walcott. 

Lake Winnipegosis and Porcupine Mountains, Tyrrell. 

Granites from British Columbia, etc., Adams. 

Les schistes crystallins, Hunt,

T.S.

GENERAL.

1832. Minerals and structure of primary rocks, Featherstonhaugh.

Order of succession of rocks 

of the earth, Featherstonhaugh.

1835. Country between the Missouri 

and Red rivers, Featherstonhaugh.

1851. Physical geography of North 

America, Richardson, J.

1855. Rapport sur la partie g ologique de PExpositiondeNew 

York, Lyell.

1856. Ores of iron in the Azoic,

Whitney, J. D.

Development in geologic history of North America, Dana, 

J. D.

1858. Remnants of first world life,

Mackie.

Physical geography attending 

production of the Paleozoic 

strata, Rogers, H. D.

1863. On Cambrian and Huronian^. 

. Bigsby.

1864. The Laurentian formation/ 

Bigsby.

1866. Physical features, general principles, surface geology, Illinois, Worthen.

1870. Studies in chemical geogony, 

Wurtz.

1873. Geology of Green and White 

mountains, Hunt, T. S.

1874. Subdivisions of geologic time, 

Dana, J. D.

1875. Explication de la carte ge"ologique de la terre, Marcou, J.
76 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GENERAL C ontinued. 

1876. Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

1878. Dikes and Azoic of southeastern Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

1879. Macfarlane's Railroad Guide,

Broadhead, Hunt, T. S. 

On Hunt and Dana's geological tables, Broadhead.

1880. Pre~-Cambrien dans 1'Ame'rique

du Nord, Hunt, T. S. 

History of some pre-Camhrian 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

j.881. Primeval American continent, 

Gratacap.

1882. Geological chart, Eeid, H. A. 

High tides as geologic agents, 

Newberry.

1883. Early history of North American continent, Hitchcock, 

C. H.

Geologic history of the American continent, Hall, J.

The name Laurentian, Wadsworth.

Geology of Lake Superior, 

Whitney, Hunt, T. S.

Pre-Cambrian rocks, Hunt, 

T. S.

Progress of geology, 1882, 

Hunt, T. S.

Pre-Cambrian rocks of the 

Alps, Hunt, T. S.

1884. Age of North Atlantic, Hull, E. 

Eozoic rocks of North America,

Hunt, T. S.

Azoic system by Whitney and 

Wadsworth, Dana, J. D.

1885. Progress of geology, 1883, 

Hunt, T. S.

Geology of the Scottish highlands, Hunt, T. S.

The Azoic system by Whitney 

and Wadsworth, Callaway.

Origin of crystalline rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

1886. Mineral physiology and physiography, Hunt, T. S.

1887. Map of the United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Classification of crystallines 

west of Lake Superior, Lawson.

Gastaldi on Italian geology, 

Hunt.

Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GENERAL Continued.

1887. Elements of primary geology, 

Hunt.

Genetic history of crystallines, 

Hunt.

Geological questions, Frazer.

Section E, American Association, Science.

Relations of Canadian to European, Dawson, J. W.

Is there a Huronian group? 

Irving.

Recent developments in Archean geology, Lawson.

1888. Correlation of Animikie and 

Hurouian, M'Keller.

Equivalency of Huronian with 

Pebidian, Hicks.

Rep ort of subcommittee, International Congress of Geologists, Frazer.

Subdivisions of the Archean, 

Frazer, Hunt, T. S.; Irving, 

Lawson, Winchell, N. H.

Views on Archean, Emerson, 

Winchell, N. H.; Winchell, 

A. ; Dawson, G. M.; Bell, 

Blake, W. P. j Hitchcock, C. 

H.; Heilprin.

Respecting the term Agnotozoic, Chamberlin, T. C.

Classification of Cambrian and 

pre-Cambrian, Irving.

Eozoic and Paleozoic of 

Atlantic Coast, Dawson, 

J. W.

1889. Archean of the Northwest,

Winchell, A.

Huronian in Canada, Bell. 

Two systems confounded in the

Hurouian, Winchell, A. 

Stratigraphy of the Huronian,

Winchell, N. H.

1890. Use of term Laurentian, Hitchcock, James, Marcou.

Iron ores of the United States, 

Hunt, T. S.

Azoic system, Am. Geol.

Geology of Ontario, Bell.

Macfarlaue's Railroad Guide, 

Lesley, J. P.

1891. Les schistes crystallins, Hunt,

T.S.

Crystalline schists of the 

United States, Powell, J. W.
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Archean and Algonkian Continued. 

GENERAL Continued. 

1891. Schists of Lake Superior region, Irving, Chaniberliu 

and Van Hise. 

American opinion on the older

rocks, Wiuchell, A. 

A last Avord with the Huronian,

Winchell, A.

Claim of priority for name 

"Algonkian," Spencer, J. W.; 

Gilbert.

Lake Superior stratigraphy, 

Lawsou, Van Hise.

Archiac, d'. [Permian of east and west 

America.]

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 15, 

pp. 532-533 (J p.), 1858.

Arizona.

1848. Reconnaissance from Leavenworth to San Diego, Emory.

1853. Geologic map of the United 

States, etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Preliminary report of survey in

California, Blake. 

Secti on ge"ologiquedes Montagues 

rocheuses, Marcou, J.

1855. Ueber die Geologic von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Reconnaissance from the Mississippi to Los Angeles, Cal., Marcou, J.

Geology of route to Pacific near 

Thirty-fifth parallel, Marcou, 

J.; Blake, W. P.

1857. From one hundred and eleventh 

meridian to Pacific Ocean on 

Mexican boundary, Michler.

Observations along Mexican 

boundary, Schott.

Geology and paleontology, Mexican-boundary survey, Hall, J.

Report on routes to the Pacific iu 

California, and to the Rio 

Grande, Antisell.

Geology of lower Colorado region, 

Schott.

1858. Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1861. Report on Colorado River, Newberry.

1863. Silver mines of Arizona, Pumpelly.

1865. Iron regions of Arizona, Blake.

J866, Some mining districts of Arizona, 

Silliman,

Arizona Continued.

1868. Iron ore in northern Arizona,

Blake, W. P.

Moraine and lava streams east of 

Mohave, Silliman.

1869. Chasms of the Colorado, Hyatt.

1870. Plasticity of pebbles and rocks, 

, Blake.

1872. Notes on mining districts, Lylo. 

Reconnaissance in Nevada and

Arizona, Lyle.

Report on Arizona and Nevada, 

Gilbert.

1873. Structure of country north of

Colorado Canyon, Powell, J. W.

Geologic map of United States,

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock

and Blake.

1874. Geology of valley of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

Wheeler's expedition nach Neu 

Mexico und Arizona, Loew.

Researches in Arizona and Nevada, Gilbert.

Lignites and flint beds of western America, Newberry.

Lignite flora of the far West, Newberry.

Age of lignite group, Hayden.

Circles of deposition, Newberry.

1875. Exploration of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

Portions of Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico, Howell.

Report on portions of New Mexico and Arizona surveyed in 

1873, Gilbert.

Report from St. George, Utah, to 

Gila River, Arizona, Marvine.

Mineralogy, agriculture, chemistry, eruptive rocks, Loew.

Portions of Nevada, Utah, California, and Arizona, Gilbert.

1876. Expedition from Santa Fe to the 

Colorado, Newberry.

Colorado plateau, Gilbert.

Report of middle division of survey of Colorado, Peale.

Maps of parts of California, Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, New 

Mexico, and Utah, Gilbert, 

Marvine and Howell.

1877. Fossils from Nevada, Utah, etc.,

White, C. A.

Map of parts of Arizona, Marcou, 

J. 5 Gilbert and Marvine.
78 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Arizona Continued.

1877. Map of parts of Arizona and 

New Mexico, Gilbert, Howell 

and Loew.

1879. North American Mesozoic and

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A. 

Carboniferous fossils from Colorado, etc., White, C. A.

1880. Permian and Paleozoic of Kanab 

Valley, Walcott.

Permian of North America, Dutton.

Southern Arizona, Cox, E. T.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Report on Colorado River district, Dutton.

1881. Deer Creek coal fields, Devereux,

Walcott. 

Atlas of Colorado, Hayden.

1882. Porphyry dike,Tombstone,Blake,

W.P. 

Volcanic drift of Challis, Idaho,

Julien. 

Physical geologyof Grand Canyon

district, Dutton. 

Excavation of the Grand Canyon,

Dutton. 

Report of work in high plateau

region, Dutton. 

Geology and veins of Tombstone,

Blake, W. P.; Church. 

Tertiary history of Grand Canyon

district, Dutton, C. E.

1883. Progress of geology, 1882, Hunt, 

T.S.

Milling region, Prescott, Blandy.

Grand Canyon group, Science.

Geology of Silver King mine, 

Blake, W. P.

Pre-Carboniferous in Grand Canyon, Walcott.

1884. Lower Burlington limestone in

New Mexico, Springer. 

Relations of mineral belts of 

Pacific Slope to the upheavals, 

Becker.

1885. Geologic sketch of Pacific division, Becker.

Progress of geology, 1883, Hunt, 

T.S.

A natural bridge, Gardiner.

Enlargements of fragments of 

certain rocks, Irving and Van 

Hise.

Arizona Continued.

1886. Agatized wood, King.

Cambrian system of North America, Walcott.

Cambrian faunas of North America, Walcott.

Petrified forest, Dickinson.

1887. Copper ores of the Southwest, 

Wendt.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Phoenix mine, Ricketts.

Andesite from San Francisco 

Mountain, analysis, Chatard.

Copper ores near Morenci, Henrich.

1888. Primary quartz in basalts, Iddings.

1889. Copper deposits of the Copper

Basiu, Blake.

 Ores of Tombstone, Goodale. 

Reymert lode, Blauvelt. 

Certain magnetic rocks, Hanks. 

Building stones, Merrill, G. P.

1890. Analyses of recent lavas, Eakins.

Arizona's new bonanza, Storms.

Displacement in Grand Canyon, 

Walcott.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, Dutton.

Primary quartz in basalts, Iddings.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

1891. Analysis of sandstone, Chatard.

Cambrian of North America, 

Walcott.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian, Walcott.

Manganese deposits, Penrose.

Meteoric iron locality, Foote.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P. 

Arkansas.

1806. Exploration of Missouri, Red, 

and Washita rivers, Dunbar 

and Hunt.

1807. Observations on geology of

United States and geologic

map, Maclure. 

1819. Lead mines of Missouri, etc.,

Schoolcraft. 

1821. Region around the Mississippi

and its confluents, Bringier,
DAHTON.j NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 79

Arkansas Continued. 

1821. Travels into Arkansas Territory,

Nuttall.

Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall.

1823. Expedition from Pittsburg to the

Rocky Mountains, Long. 

Essay on salt, Van Rensselaor.

1824. Essay on Tertiary of America, 

Finch.

1830. Remains of ferruginous sand formation of United States, Morton.

1835. Report on elevated country between the Missouri and Red 

rivers, Featherstonhaugh.

1836. Review of report by Featherstonhaugh, P.

1839. Thermal springs of North America, Daubeny.

1842. Report on Fourche Cove and 

vicinity, Powell, W. B.

1844. Excursion from Washington to 

frontier of Mexico, Featherstonhaugh.

1847. Delta and alluvial deposits of 

the Mississippi and other 

points, Lyell, C.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C. 

1851. Arkansas minerals, Padon.

Coal in Arkansas, Lawrence, B.

Region between Little Rock and 

Hot Springs, Englemann.

1853. Exploration in Red River region, 

Shumard, G. C.; Marcy, R. B.

Reconnaissance of Arkansas 

River, Warder.

Arkansas, geology of, Lawrence, B.

Das Mississippi Thai, Olshauser.

Ge"ologie des Montagues rocheuses, Marcou, J.

Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Geologic map of United States

by Marcou, Am. Jour. Sci. 

Explorations for railroad to the 

Pacific, Whipple.

1855. Coal fields of Arkansas, Howard,

J. R.

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Reconnaissance from the Mississippi to Los Angeles, Marcou, J.

Arkansas Continued.

1856. Review of part of geologic map

of the United States by Marcou,

Blake, W. P. 

Explorations for railroad to the

Pacific, Whipple. 

Geology of route to the Pacific,

Marcou, J.; Blake, W. P.

1857. Mexican boundary survey, Emory, Parry.

Geology and paleontology of 

Mexican boundary survey, 

Hall, J.

1858. Chemical report, survey of Arkansas, Elderhorst.

Reconnaissance of part of Arkansas, Owen, D. D.; Cox, E. T.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Minerals and springs of Arkansas, 

Owen, D. D.

1860. Extent of coal in Arkansas and 

Texas, Shumard, G. G.

Hydrologiedu Mississippi, Thornassy.

Reconnaissance of part of Arkansas, Owen, D. D.

Analyses of soils, etc., Peter.

Botany and paleontology of survey of Arkansas, Lesquereux.

Survey of Fourche Cove, Lesley, J.

Coal formations of North America, 

Lesquereux.

Reconnaissance of part of Arkansas, Cox, E. T.

1861. Physics and hydraulics of the 

Mississippi, Humphreys and 

Abbott.

Fossil prints in lignites of Brandon, Vt., Lesquereux.

1862. Cretaceous and Carboniferous, 

Texas, Marcou, J.

1865. Sub-Carboniferous conglomerate 

in the far West, Lesquereux.

1866. Quaternary of Mississippi, Hilgard.

1867. Hot Springs of Arkansas, DeBow.

1869. The Mississippi Valley, Foster,

J.W.

Gegenden jenseits des Mississippi 

Flusses, Roessler.

1870. Report on Arkansas River, Abort, 

S.J,
80 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Arkansas C ontinued.

1871. Coal-measure fucoids, Broadhead.

Geologic history of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard.

Report on river and harbor improvements, Ho well, C. W.

Ouachita, White, Little Eed, Little Missouri, and Petit Jean 

rivers, Straszer.

History of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard.

1872. Report on Black River and 

Fourcho la Fave, Blaisdell.

Lignite of Arkansas, Brittou, 

J. B.

Report on Ouachita River, 

Smith, C.

Resources of Arkansas, James, H.

1873. River improvements in Gulf region, Howell, C. W. 

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

1874. Alluvial basin of the Mississippi, 

Forshey.

Formation of lignites of Rocky 

Mountain region, Lesquereux.

Cretaceous flora of Western Territories, Lesquereux.

1875. Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H. 

Coal 100 miles west of Little 

Rock, Potter.

1876. Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

1878. Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

1879. Survey of passes and bogs, Collins.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Owen, R.

1881. Later Tertiary of Gulf of Mexico,

Hilgard. 

Geology of lower Louisiana and

salt of Petite Anse, Hilgard. 

Report on Pine Bluff vicinity, 

Arkansas River, Byram.

1882. Mississippi Valley between Cairo 

and Vicksburg, Suter.

Blue clay of the Mississippi, 

Little.

Borings at Helena and Arkansas 

City, Wilson, E. H.

A rkausas Continued.

1883. Report on Sebastian County and 

Fort Smith, Gannaway.

1884. Azoic system and its subdivisions, Whitney and Wads worth.

Features of alluvial plain of the 

Mississippi below the Ohio, 

Hilgard.

Erosive action of Arkansas River, 

Adams, M. B.

Soil map of cotton States, Hilgard.

Tertiary of Eastern and Southern 

States, Heilprin.

Contributions 'to Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

1885. Bayou Bartholomew, Quinn.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Products and resources of Arkansas, McRae. 

Report on Little Red, Petit Jean, 

and Red rivers, Orlopp.

1886. The minerals and rocks of Arkansas, Harvey.

Anthracomartus trilebitus, Harvey.

1887. Map of the United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

American Tertiaries, Hilgard.

Report of survey of Arkansas, 

Branner.

1888. Coal, Ashburner, Winslow.

Geology of west central Arkansas,

Branner, Comstock. 

Northern limit of Mesozoic, Hay. 

Portland cement, Branner. 

Trinity formation, Hill, R. T. 

Zinc mining, Eng. and Min.

Jour. 

Neozoic of southwest Arkansas,

Hill, R. T.

Age of crystalline rocks, Branner. 

Jura, Neocomian, and chalk,

Marcou. 

North American Cretaceous, Hill,

R.T. 

Peridotite, Pike County, Bran.

ner.

1889. Building stone, Merrill, G. P.

1890. Analysis of eruptive rock, Ea

kins.

Crowleys Ridge, Call. 

Eastern Arkansas, Call. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Loughridge, Owen.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 81

Arkansas Continued.

1890. Warren's Geography, Brewer. 

Choctaw coal field, Chance.

1891. Appomattox formation, McGee. 

Bauxite, Branner. 

Basic dikes outside of syenite

areas, Kemp.

Coinanche series of Texas, Arkansas series, Hill. 

Cretaceous of North America,

White, C. A. 

Crowleys Ridge, Call, Salisbury,

Branner.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S. 

Fayetteville-Huntsville section,

Harris. 

Geology of Washington County,

Simonds. 

Geology of western Arkansas,

Wiiislow.

Igneous rocks of Arkansas, Williams, J. F. 

Introduction [Washington

County], Branner. 

Manganese deposits, Penrose. 

Novaculites, Griswold. 

Origin of manganese ores of

northern Arkansas, Penrose. 

Reade's theory of origin of mountain ranges, Reade. 

Relationship of Pleistocene to 

pre-Pleistocene, Chamberlin 

and Salisbury. 

Stones for building, Merrill,

G.P. 

Tabulation of dikes, Kemp and

Williams.

Tertiary silicified woods, Call. 

Titanic oxide [in soils], Duuniugton. 

Topographic features of Arkansas

marble, Hopkins.

Arms, I. M. Clay concretions of the 

Connecticut River.

Canadian Eec. of Sci., vol. 4, pp. 237-241, 

1891.

Ashburner, Charles A. A measured section of the Palaeozoic rocks of central 

Pennsylvania, from the top of the Allegheny River coal series down to the 

Trenton limestone.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 519-560, 

1877.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, 

pp. 384-385 (Jp.), 1877.

Bull. 127 6

Ashburner, Charles A. Continued.

 Report of the Aughwick Valley and 

East Broad Top district.

2dGeol. Surv. of Pennsylvania, Report F, 

Eeport of progress in the Juniata, district on 

tlie fossil iron-ore beds of middle Pennsylvania by John H.Deweos [etc.], pp. 141-260,271- 

284,10 plates, Harrisburg, 1878.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, p. 

149 (J p.), 1879.

 Oil-well records in McKeau and Elk 

counties, Pa.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 9-26,1880. 

Abstract, with additional note, Am. Jour. 

Sci., 3d series, vol. 16, pp. 393-394,1878.

 The Bradford oil district of Pennsylvania.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trails., vol. 7, pp. 

316-328,1879.

 On the constitution of the Bradford 

oil sand.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 419-422, 

plates, 1880.

 The geology of McKeau County, and 

its connection with that of Caniorou, 

Elk, and Forest.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport 14, xvi, 

371 pages, atlas of 4 maps, plates, Harrisburg, 1880.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, 

pp. 241-243, 1881.

 Notes of a reconnaissance across 

the hills from Poulette to Sharon and 

back * * * for the purpose of comparing the conglomerates covering the 

hilltops in Potter andMcKean.

2d Gcol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report GGG, 

the geologyof Potter County, by Andrew Sherwood, pp. 97-105, Harrisburg, 1880.

 Renovo coal basin.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport G4, 

geology of Clinton County by H. Martyn 

Chance, pp. 73-78, map, Harrisburg, 1880.

 -Map of part of the Mahanoy and 

Shenandoah basins in the second anthracite coal field, showing the shape 

of the floor of the mammoth bed by 

contours 50 feet apart [etc.].

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport A2, 

special report on waste in mining anthracite 

by F. Platt, pocket in back, Harrisburg, 

1881.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 9, plate 

1,1881.

 Brazos coal field, Texas.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 9, pp. 

495-506, 1881.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 22, p. 

152 (J p.), 1881.
82 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Ashburner, Charles A. Continued.

 Geological section at St. Marys, Elk 

County, Pa.

Am.Phil. Soc., Proc.,vol. 19, pp. 337-348,1882.

 The anthracite coal beds of Pennsylvania.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 11, pp136-159, plate, 1883.

 [Age of Allegheny oil sand of New 

York.] Read to Philadelphia Academy 

of Sciences, January 14, 1883 [?]. 

Am. Nat., vol. 17, pp. 320-321 (J p.), 1883. 

Science, vol. 2, p. 20 (J p.), 1883.

 First report of progress in the anthracite district, southern field, Panther 

Creek basin.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsyvania, Report AA, 

1st report of progress in the anthracite coal 

region by C. A. Ashburner, xlviii, 407 pages, 

maps, plates, Harrisburg, ]883.

Includes appendix A by C. L. Doolittle, pp. 

243-324; Appendix D by A. "Winslow, pp. 

325-344.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, 

pp. 407-408, 1884. 

Am. Nat., vol. 17, pp. 851-854.

 Pennsylvania anthracite. 

Science, vol. 3, pp. 310-312,1884.

 Notes on the Natural Bridge of Virginia.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 690, 699-700, 

1884.

 The anthracite coal fields of Pennsylvania.

Sci. Am.Supt.,vol. 18 (No. 464), pp. 7410-7414, 

4°, 1884.

 Atlas western-middle anthracite field. 

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport AA, 

part 1,8 plates, Harrisburg, 1884.

 Atlas eastern-middle anthracite field. 

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport AA, 

part 1, plates 1-8, Harrisburg, 1885.

 Atlas northern anthracite field.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport AA, 

part 1, plates 1-13, Harrisburg, 1885.

 Letter [on drillings for coal in Sergeant Township, McKean County] in 

reply to letter of N. F. Jones.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport EE 

(Elk, Forest, and Cameron counties), pp. 348- 

362, Harrisburg, 1885.

 Elk County, detailed geology of the 

several townships.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport EE 

(Elk, Forest, and Cameron counties), pp. 61- 

299 4 maps, 2 plates, Harrisburg, 1885.

 The geology of natural gas.

Science, vol. 6, pp. 42-43, 184-185,1885. 

Sci. Am. Supt., vol. 21 (No. 543), pp. 

8677-8678, 1885.

Ashburner, Charles A. Continued.

 - Forest County, geology of the coal 

measures.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport EE, 

(Elk, Forest, and Cameron counties), pp. 301- 

326, map, Harrisburg, 1885.

 Notes on iron ore in Cameron 

County.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport EE 

(Elk, Forest, and Cameron counties), pp. 363^ 

368, Harrisburg, 1885.

 The Natural Bridge of Virginia. 

Science, vol.5, pp. 13-14 (4p.), 1885.

 Second report of progress in the 

anthracite coal region, part 1, statistics of production and shipment for 

1883 and 1884, illustrated by a general 

map of the anthracite coal fields.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport AA, 

22 pages, map, 8°, Harrisburg, 1885.

 The geology of natural gas.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 14, pp. 

428-438,1886.

 The product and exhaustion of the oil 

regions of Pennsylvania and New York. 

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 14, pp. 

419-428, 1886.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, 

p. 309 (f p.), 1886.

 Borings for oil in Jackson and Abbott townships, Potter County.

Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Annual Eeport 

for 1885, pp. 82-94, Harrisburg, 1886.

 Description of the Archbald potholes ; also of the buried valley of Newport Creek, nearNanticoke, with special 

reference to the "Nanticoke disaster" 

of December, 1885.

Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Annual Eeport 

for 1885, pp.615-636, Harrisburg, 1886.

Eeport on the Brandy wine Summit

kaolin bed, Delaware County.

Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Annual Eeport 

for 1885, pp. 592-614, Harrisburg, 1886.

 Report on the Tipton Run coal openings, Blair County (coal beds in the 

Pocono formation No. X).

Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Annual Eeport 

for 1885, pp. 250-268, Harrisburg, 1886.

 Report of the Wyoming Valley Carboniferous limestone beds.

"Wyoming Hist, and Geol. Soc., Proc. and 

Coll., vol. 2, pp. 254-264,1886.

Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Annual Eeport 

for 1885, pp. 437-450, Harrisburg, 1886.

 Second report of progress on the 

anthracite coal regions, Part II.

Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Annual Eeport 

for 1885, pp. 269-490,2 plates, Harrisburg, 1886.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 83

Ashburner, Charles A. Continued.

 Geologic distribution of natural gas 

in the United States.

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 15, pp. 

505-542,maps, 1887.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 33, pp. 38-39, 

58-60, 76-77,1887.

 Petroleum and natural gas in New 

York.

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 16, pp. 

906-959,3 plates, 1888.

 Coal.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Mineral Eesources, 1887, 

pp. 168-382, Washington, 1888.

 [Natural gas in New York.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., Mineral Eesourcos, 1887, 

pp. 474-479, Washington, 1888.

 The development and statistics of 

the Alabama coal fields for 1887.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 17, pp. 

206-226,1889.

 The geology of Buffalo as related to 

natural-gas explorations along the Niagara River.

Am. Inat. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 17, pp. 

398-406,1889.

 Natural-gas explorations in the eastern Ontario peninsula.

Eug. and Mining Jour., vol. 49, p. 313, 4°, 

1890.

Am. Inat. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 18, pp. 

1290-1303,1890.

Asia.

1825. Minerals from Palestine., Hall, P.

1826. Minerals from Palestine, Egypt, 

etc., Silliman.

1828. Volcanoes, by Daubeuy, Sillimau.

1829. Notices of Palestine, Bird.

1830. Arctic regions, steppes of Russia, 

etc., Am. Jour. Sci.

1838. Notices of Oriental minerals, 

Hall, F.

1843. Geology of western Asia, Hitchcock, E.

1845. Valley of the Jordan and the 

Dead Sea, Sherwood, J. D.

1849. Chrome and meerschaum of Asia 

Minor, Smith, J. L.

1850. Terraces of Connecticut Valley,

Hitchcock, E.

Memoir on emery, Smith, J. L. 

1852. Geologic action of the winds,

Maury.

1859. Dyas and Trias, Marcou, J. 

1866. Observations iu China, Japan,

and Mongolia, Pumpelly.

Asia Continued.

1866. Age of coal of China, Pumpelly.

1867. Researches in China, Mongolia, 

and Japan, Pumpelly.

1868. Natural system of volcanic rocks,

Richthofen. 

Recent geologic change in China

and Japan, Bickmore. 

Journey from Canton to Hankow,

Bickmore,

1870. Explorations in China, Richthofeu.

1871. Nummelite formation, Richthofeu.

Porcelain rock in China, Richthofen.

1872. Punjab oil region, Lyiuan, B. S.

1873. Geological map of the world,

Marcou, J.

Geology of the Bosphorus, Wash- 

. burn. 

Geology of Yesso, Japan, Blake,

W.P.

1875. Explication do la carte ge"ologicLiie do la terre, Marcou, J.

1877. Mineral wealth of Japan, Muuroe,

H. S.

Chinese loess puzzle, Whitney, 

J.D.

1878. The ice age, Gratacap.

1879. Relations of rock decay to loess, 

drift, and rock basins, Pumpelly.

1880. Laterite of India, McGee.

1881. Geological features of Bible lands, 

Dawson, J. W.

1883. China, by Richthofen, Newberry. 

Fossil plants from northern

China, Hague, Newberry. 

Geology of the Troacl, Diller. 

Notes on geology of Japan,

Goettsche.

1884. Correlation of geologic formations, Blandford. 

Loess of northern China, Williams, F. W.

Climatic changes of later geologic tomes, Whitney, J. D. 

Rock disintegration, Storer. 

1887. Kaiping coal mine, Kwong Yung 

Kwang.

1890. Analysis of basalt, Chatard.

Ascent of Japanese volcanoes, 

Holland.

1891. Cambrian of North America, Walcott.
84 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Asia Continued.

1891. Progress of mining in China,

Clark, E. 

Review of Quaternary era, Upham. 

Titanic oxide [in. soils], Dunningtou.

[Attwood, G.] [The Huronian rocks at 

Sudbury on Lake Huron.]

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 44, p. 838 (J- p.), 

1888.

Attwood, Melville. Lithology of wall 

rocks.

California, 8th Eeport of State Mineralogist, 

pp. 771-784, plates, 1888.

Atwater, Caleb. On the prairies and 

barrens of the West.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 1, pp. 116-125,1818.

 Notice of the scenery, geology, mineralogy, botany, etc., of Belmont County, Ohio.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 1, pp. 226-230,1818.

 On some ancient human bones, etc., 

with a notice of the bones of the mastodon or mammoth and of various 

shells found in Ohio and the West.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 2, pp. 242-246, plates, 

1820.

 Facts and remarks relating to the 

climate, diseases, geology, and organized remains of parts of the State of 

Ohio, etc.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 11, pp. 224-231,1826.

Atwater, William. Hill of serpentine

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 3, p. 238 (J p.), 1821.

Aughey, Samuel. The superficial deposits of Nebraska.

U. S. Geol/and Geogr. Surv. of the Territories, embracing Colorado and parts of adjacent Territories, F. V. Haydenin charge, [8th] 

Annual Report [for 1874], pp. 241-269, Washington, 1876.

Aughey, Samuel Continued. 

 Sketches of the physical geography 

and geology of Nebraska, 326 pages, 

Omaha, 1880.

Abstract Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19, 

pp. 412-413,1880.

Annual Report of the Territorial

geologist to the governor of Wyoming,

1886,120 pages, Laramie, 1886. 

Australasia.

1843. Analogy bet ween modern igneous 

rocks and the primary formations, Dana, J. D.

1849. United States exploring expedition, Dana, J. D.

1851. Age of deposits containing remains of birds, Mantell, R. N.

1863. Recent movements of the earth's 

crust, Belt, T.

1868. Sedimentary formations of New 

South Wales, etc., Clarke,W. B.

1873. Geological map of the world, 

Marcou, J.

1875. Explication do la carte ge"ologique de la terre, Marcou, J. 

Remarks on sedimentary formations by Clarke, Dana, J. D.

1876. Lake Wakatipu, New Zealand,

Russell, I. C.

Formation of lakeg, RuSsell. I. C. 

Glaciers of New Zealand, Russell,

I. C.

1878. The ice age, Grataeap. 

1883. Geology of central Australia,

Sanger. 

1885. Geological changes, Wilkinson.

1888. Copper mines, Henrich.

1889. Siliceous sinters, Weed.

1890. Analysis of geyserite, Whitfield, 

J. E.

1891. Glaciers of New Zealand, Jack. 

Mount Morgan mine, Queensland, 

Rickard, Weed.

B.

Babbitt, Franc E. Vestiges of glacial 

man in Minnesota.

Am. Nat., vol. 18, pp. 594-605, 697-706,1884. 

Bache, Alex. Dallas. [Changes in coast 

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Am.Phil. Soc., Proc., vol.4, pp. 168-169,1847.

Baddeley [F. H.], Lieutenant. Geology 

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Quebec Lit. and Hist. Soc., Trans., vol. 1, 

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Baddeley [F. H.], Lieutenant Cont'd.

 On the geognosy of a part of the 

Saguenay country.

Quebec Lit. and Hist. Soc., Trans., vol. ], 

pp. 79-166,1829.

 Mineralogical examination of the

sulphate of strontian, from Kingston,

upper Canada, with miscellaneous

notices of the geology of the vicinity.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 18, pp. 104-109,1830,
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 85

Baddeley [F. H.], Lieutenant. Cont'cl.

 Additional notes out be geology of 

St. Pauls Bay.

Quebec Lit. and Hist. Soc., Trans., vol. 2, 

pp. 76-94,1831.

 An essay on the localities of metallic 

mineral in the Canadas, with some 

notes of their geological associations 

and situation, etc.

Quebec Lit. and Hist. Soc., Trans., vol. 2, 

pp. 332-432,1831.

: On the Magdalen Islands.

Quebec Lit. and Hist. Soc., Traus., vol. 3, 

pp. 128-191,1833.

 A geological sketch of the most 

southeastern portion of lower Canada. 

Quebec Lit. and Hist. Soc., Trans., vol. 3, 

pp. 271-281,1835.

 [Ses observations sur les mines du 

lac Sincoe; reflections sur la position 

respective dcs roches primitives efc le 

milieu dans lequel elles ont prisnaissauce.]

Soc.Geol. Franco. Hull. ,vol.7,p. 93 (i,p.), 1836.

 On the geology and mineralogy of 

Canada.

British Assoc., Report, Trans., vol. 10, pp. 

114-115 (J p.), 1841.

Bailey, E. H. S. On the newly discovered 

salt beds in Ellsworth County, Kans. 

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 11, pp. 8-10,

1889. 

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 250 (5 lines),

1890.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, p. 413 

(6 lines), 1890.

 The composition of Kansas coals.

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 11, pp. 40-49, 

1889.

 and Walter, E. W. The new artesian well at Fort Scott; Kans.

Kansas City Review, vol. 8, pp. 486-487,1885. 

Bailey, G. E. [Geological notes on Dakota.]

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

p. 256 (^ p.), 1890.

Bail.ey, J. W. Account of an excursion 

to Mount Katahdin, in Maine. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 32, pp. 20-34,1837.

 Notes concerning the minerals and 

fossils collected by Lieut. J. W. Abort 

while engaged in the geographical examination of New Mexico.

Report Sec. War, 30th Gong., 1st sess., Senate Ex. Doc. No. 23, pp. 131-132,3 plates [Washington, 1848]; 30th Cong.,lst sess., Ex. Doc. 

No. 41, pp. 547-548, Washington, 1848.

Reviewed, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 6, 

pp. 389-392,1848.

Bailey, J.W. Continued.

 [Ago of Polythalamia from South 

Carolina.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol.47, p. 117 (5 lines), 1844. 

Read to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 [Borings from well at Columbus,

Miss.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 47, p. 117 (i p.), 1844. 

Read to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 New localities of Infusoria in the 

Tertiary of Maryland.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d scries, vol. 7, p. 437 (J p.),

1849.

 Discovery of an infusorial stratum 

in Florida.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2rt series, vol. 10, p. 282 (J p.),

1850.

 Microscopical examination of soundings made by the United States Coast 

Survey of the Atlantic coast of the 

United States.

Smithsoniau Contributions, vol. 2,3d article 

[No. 20], 15 pages, plate, 4°, 1851.

 Microscopical observations made in 

South Carolina, Georgia, and Florixla.

Smithsonian Contributions, vol. 2, article 8 

[No. 23], 48 pages, 3 plates, 4°, 1851.

 On some now localities of fossil 

diatomacea in California and Oregon.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 17, pp. 179-180, 

1854.

 On the origin of greensand and its 

formations in the oceans of the present 

epoch.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 364- 

368,1856.

 Microscopic examination of some

earths.

U. S. and Mexican Boundary Surv., Koport 

byEmory, vol. 1, part 2, p. 24 (J p.), 4° [Washington, 1857].

Bailey, L. W. [Letter on the siliceous 

marls or diatomaceous earths of 

Maine.]

Maine, 2d Annual Report Nat. Hist, and 

Geol., pp. 395-401, Augusta, 1862.

[7th Annual Report of Maine Board of 

Agriculture.]

 Notes on the geology and botany ol 

New Brunswick.

Canadian Nat., vol. 1, new series, pp. 81-97, 

map, 1864.

 Report on mines and minerals of 

New Brunswick, with an account of 

the present condition of mining operations in the Province, 73 pages, Fredericton, 1864.
86 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Bailey, L. W. Continued.

 Observations on the geology of southern New Brunswick, made principally 

during the summer of 1864, pp. 1-122; 

147,159, Fredericton, 1865.

Abstract, Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 2, 

pp. 314-318, 1865.

 Eeport on geological investigations 

in Now Brunswick.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress, 

1871-72, pp. 142-144, Montreal, 1872.

 On the physiography and geology 

of the Island of Grand Manan.

Canadian Nat., vol. 6, new series, pp. 43-54, 

map, 1872.

[ ] The useful minerals of New Brunswick.

The Woods and Minerals of New Brunswick, being a descriptive catalogue, etc., for 

use at Centennial Exhibition, pp. 41-51, Fredericton, 1876.

 Eeport on the Pre-Silurian (Huronian) and Cambrian or primordial 

Silurian rocks of southern New Brunswick.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress, 

1877-78, pp. 1DD-34DD, Montreal, 1879.

 On the progress of geological investigation in New Brunswick, 1870- 

1880.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 29, pp. 415-421, 

1881.

 On the physical and geological history of the St. John Eiver, New Brunswick.

Eoyal Soc. Canada, Trans., vol. 1, sec. 4. pp. 

281-284, 4°, 1883.

 Explorations and surveys in portions of the counties of Carleton, Victoria, York, and Northumberland, New 

Brunswick.

Geol. Snrv. Canada, Annual Keport, vol. 1, 

new series, G, 22 pages, map., Montreal, 

1886.

Abstract. Geol. Mag., 3d series, vol. 4, pp. 

180-181 (i p.), 1886.

 Eeport of explorations and surveys 

in portions of York and Carleton counties, New Brunswick.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress, 

1882-84, pp. 1G-31G, Montreal, 1835. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 6, p. 523 (J p.), 1885.

 On the Acadian basin in American 

geology.

British. Assoc., Eeport of 54th meeting, p. 

717 (J p.), 1885. 

Science, vol. 4, p. 258 (J p.), 1884.

Bailey, L. W. Continued.

 Geological contacts and ancient erosion in southern and central New Brunswick.

Canada, Eoyal Soc., Trans., vol. 2, Sec. IV, 

pp. 91-97, 1885.

Abstract, Science, vol. 3, p. 676 (J p.), 4°, 

1884.

 The deepest fresh-water lake in 

America.

Science, vol. 8, pp, 412-413 (f p.), 1886.

 Geology and geologists in New Brunswick.

Canadian Eec. Sci., vol. 2, pp. 93-96,1886.

 On the Silurian system of northern 

Maine, New Brunswick, and Quebec.

Canada, Eoyal Soc., Trans., vol. 4, Sec. IV, 

pp. 35-41, 40, 1887.

 Notes on the physiography and geology of Aroostook County, Me.

Canada, Eoyal Soc., Trans., vol. 5, Sec. IV, 

pp. 39-44,4°, 1888.

Abstract, Canadian Eec. Sci., vol. 2, p. 430 

(4 P.), 1887.

 On the Acadian and St. Lawrence 

Avatershed.

Canadian Eec. Sci. vol. 3, pp. 398-413,1889.

 Presidential address on the progress 

of geological investigation in New 

Brunswick.

Canada, Eoyal Soc., Trans., vol. 7, Sec. IV, 

pp. 3-17,1890.

 On some relations between the geology of eastern Maine and New Brunswick.

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U.S. Geol. Surv.,8th Report, J.W.Powell, 

pp. 961-985, Plates LXII, LXIII, Washington, 1889.

 Report, California division.

U. S. Geol. Surv., 9th Report, J. W. Powell, 

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 An elementary proof of the earth's 

rigidity.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, pp. 336-352, 

1890.

Becker, George F. Continued.

 Structure of a portion of the Sierra 

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Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 49-74,1891.

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 201-202,

1890 (5 p.); Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 276 (J p.),

1890.

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Table Mountain in California.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 189-198, 

plate 7, 1891.

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 132,258, 

1890; Am. Nat., vol. 25, p. 366 (ip.), 1891.

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ranges of California.

Congr es G6ol. International, CompteRendn, 

4th sess., pp. 170-175, Londrea, 1891, Session.

 Notes on the early Cretaceous of 

California and Oregon.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 201-206,

1891.

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 7, p. 258 (J p.); 

Am. Nat., vol. 25, p. 305 (0 lines), 1891.

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TJ. S. Geol. Surv., 10th Report, J. W. Powell, 

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Abstract, ib., pp. 27-28 (f p.), Washington, 

1890.

Beckwith, John. A memoir on the natural walls or solid dikes of North Carolina, about which there have been debates whether they were basaltic or of 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 5, pp. 1-7, 1882.

Beckwith, L. F. The Arcadia iron property.

The ^'^irginia8, vol. 1, pp. 110-112, 4°, 1880.

Beecher, Charles E. A spiral bivalve 

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New York, 39th Report of the State Museum of Nat. Hist., for 1885, pp. 161-163, plate, 

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[ and Hall, C. E. ?] Field notes on 

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New York, 5th Report of the Geologist, 

1885, pp. 8-10, map, Albany, 1886.

[ Hall, J.W., and Hall, C.E.?] Note 

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N. Y.

New York, 5th Report of the Geologist, 

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Begbie, Matt. B. On the "benches" or 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 2, pp. 142-144, 

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Bell, Benjamin. Strictures on the hypothesis of Joseph Du Commuii on volcanoes and earthquakes.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 16, pp. 51-53,1829. 

Bell, Robert. Oh the occurrences of freshwater shells in some of our Post-Tertiary deposits.

Canadian Nat., vol. C, pp. 42-51,1861.

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Canadian Nat, vol. 8, pp. 358-309,1863.

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Canadian Nat., vol. 8, pp. 175-183 : 1863.

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Gool. Surv. Canada, Ecport of progress, 

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 [Report on geology of country northwest of lakes Superior and Nipigou.]

Gool. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress, 

1866-1869, pp. 313-364,1870.

 Report on the geology of the Grand 

Mauitouliu,Cockburn, Drummond, and 

St. Josephs islands.

Gool. Surv. Canada, Kcport of progress, 

1866-1869, pp. 109-116, map, 1870.

 Report on the country north of Lake 

Superior between the Nipigon and 

Michipicoteu rivers.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eoport of progress,

1870-71, pp. 322-351,1«72.

 Report on the country between Lake 

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Gool. Surv. Canada, Report of progress,

1871-72, pp. 101-114, Montreal, 1872.

 Report on the country between Lake 

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Geol. Surv. Canada, Keport of progress,

1872-73, pp. 87-111, Montreal, 1873.

 Report on the country between Red

River and the south Saskatchewan,

with notes on the geology of the region

between Lake Superior and Red River.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress,

1873-74, pp. 66-93,1874.

Includes analyses of lignites, pp. 90-93, by 

Hoffrnann.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, p. 

312,1875.

 [Abstract]. The mineral region of 

Lake Superior.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 6, pp. 224-225, 

1873. 

Eoad to Montreal Nat. Hist. Soc., 1873.

 - On the Huronian and mineral-bearing rocks of Lake Superior.

Canadian Nat., now series, vol. 7, pp. 49-51, 

1875, Eead to Nat. Hist. Soc, Montreal,

Bell, Robert Continued.

 Report on the country west of lakes 

Manitoba and Winuipegosis, with notes 

on the geology of Lake Winnipeg. 

Geol. Surv. Canada, Keport of progress,

1874-75, pp. 24-56, 1876.

Abstract, Am. Jonr. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, 

p. 218 (4 p.), 1876.

 Report on an exploration in 1875 

lietween James Bay and lakes Superior 

and Huron.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress,

1875-76, pp. 294-342, 1877.

 Report on geological researches 

north of Lake Huron and east of Lake 

Superior.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress,

1876-77, pp. 193-220, 1878.

 Sketch of the geology of the route, 

of the Intercolonial Railway.

Canadian Jour., vol. 15, new series, pp. 

381-387, 1878.

 Report on the country between 

Lake Winnipeg and Hudson Bay.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress, 

1877-78, pp. lcc-31cc, map in atlas, Montreal, 

1879.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 14, pp. 42-43,

1880.

 Report on an exploration of the east 

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Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress,

1877-78, pp. lc-37c, Montreal, 1879.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18. 

p. 483 (J p.), map in atlas, 1879.

 Report on explorations on the 

Churchill and Nelson rivers and 

around God's and Island lakes.

Geol. Surv., Canada, Eeport of progress,

1878-79, pp. lc-44c, map, Montreal, 1880. Includes information from A. S. Cochraue, pp. 

29-41.

 Report on Hudson Bay and some of 

the lakes and rivers lying to the west 

of it.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress,

1879-80, pp. lc-56c, Montreal, 1881.

Abstract, Phil. Mag. (L..E.&D.), newseries, 

vol. 14, p. 70 (J p.).

 On the geology of the Lake of the 

Woods and adjacent country.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress,

1880-82, pp. llc-28c, map, Montreal, 1883.

 Reports on the geology of the basin 

of Moose River and of the Lake of the 

Woods and adjacent country.

Gool. Surv. Canada", E6port of porgresa, 

1880-82, pp. lc-9c, map, Montreal, 1883,
94 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Bell, Robert Continued.

 Eeport on geology of northern shore 

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1884. [Not seen.]

Abstract, Am. Nat.,vol. 19, pp. 832-833 (Jp.), 

1885.

 On the occurrence of petroleum in 

the Northwest Territories, with notes 

on new localities.

Canadian Inst., Proc., new series, vol. 1, pp. 

225-230,1884.

 Report on part of the basin of the 

Athabasca River, Northwest Territory.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress, 

1882-84, pp. 5cc-35cc, map, Montreal, 1885. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 6, p. 522 (J p.), 1885.

 Observations on the mineralogy, zoology, and botany of the Lab rador coast, 

Hudson Strait, and Hudson Bay.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress, 

1882-84, pp. 15DD-37DD. Montreal, 1885.

Abstracts Science, vol. 6, p. 522 (Jp), 1885; 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, p. 242 (f p.), 

1883.

 The topography and geology of the 

Hudson Bay region.

Science, vol. 5, pp. 256-257 (f p.), 4°, 1885.

 The geology and economic minerals 

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RoyalSoc. Canada, Trans., vol. 2., sec. 4, pp. 

241-245, 1885. 

Abstract, Science,vol. 3, pp. 755-756,4°, 1885.

 The mineral resources of the Hudson Bay Territories.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 14, pp. 

G90-698, map, 1886.

 Observations on the geology, zoology, and botany of Hudson Bay and 

Strait.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Annual Eeport, vol. 1, 

new series, DD, 26 pages, Montreal, 1886. 

Abstract, Geol. Mag., decade 111, vol. 4, pp. 

179-180 (7 lines), 1886.

 The mode of occurrence of apatite 

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Canadian Inst., vol. 3, pp. 294-302, 1886.

 Marble Island and the northwest 

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Canadian Inst., Proc., 3d series, vol. 4, pp. 

192-204,2 plates, 1887.

Abstract, Scottish Geogr. Mag., vol. 3, p. 321 

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 On some points in reference to ice 

phenomena.

Canada, Royal Soc., Trans., vol. 4, Sec. Ill, 

pp. 85-91,4°, 1887.

Bell, Robert Continued.

Rock specimens from Cumberland

Sound, Baffin Land.

Science, vol. 10, p. 287,4°, 1887.

 The silver mines of Thunder Bay, 

Lake Superior.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 33, pp. 23,42,4°, 

1887.

 Report on explorations of portions 

of the At ta wa pish kat and Albany 

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Canada, Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv., Eeport, 

1886, Part G, pp. 38, plates, 1887.

Abstracts, Ibid., Part A, pp. 22-26; Geol. 

Mag., decade 3, vol. 6, p. 134 (i p.), 1889.

 On views on the Archaean.

International Gong, of Geol., Am. Committee, Keports, 1888, A page, 1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 146-184 in part, 1888.

 The petroleum field of Ontario.

Canada, Eoyal Soc., Trans., vol. 5, Sec. IV 

pp. 101-113,4°, 1888.

 The origin of some geographical features in Canada.

Canadian Eec. Sci., vol. 3, pp. 163-165, 1888.

Abstract of paper read to Eoyal Soc. Canada.

Abstract, Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 35, pp. 

422-423 (£ p.), 1889.

Reviewed by A. T. Drummond, Canadian 

Eec. Sci., vol. 2, pp. 142-147,1888.

 [Summary of exploration in 1887 

about the lakes Temiscamiug and Abbittibbi, the Montreal River, and the 

upper waters of the Ottawa.]

Canada, Geol. Surv. Eeports, vol.3, new series, part 1, Eeport A, pp. 22-27, Montreal, 1888.

 [Summary of observations between 

the Montreal River and the northern 

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Canada, Geol. Surv., Eeports, vol. 3, new 

series, part 1, Eeport A, pp. 77-80, Montreal, 

1888.

 The geology of Ontario, with special 

reference to economic minerals, report 

of royal commission on the mineral 

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1889.

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 238-240, 

1889; Eng. and Min.Jour., vol. 49. p. 408 (1J 

col.), 4°, 1889.

 Presidential address, the Huronian 

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Canada, Eoyal Soc., Trans., vol. 6, Sec. IV, 

pp. 3-13, 1889. 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 2, p. 361 (J p.), 1889.

 On glacial phenomena in Canada.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp, 287-310,1890. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 24, pp. 207-208 

(£ p.) 771 (5 lines), 1890.
DAKTON.J NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 95

Bell, Robert Continued.

 The origin of gneiss and some other 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 38, pp. 

227-231, 1890.

 The nickel and copper deposits of 

Sudbury district, Canada.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 125-137, 

1891.

Abstract, Eng. and Min. Jour.,vol. 51, p. 328 

(f p.), 40,1891.

[ ] [Summary report on surveys in 

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Canada, Geol. Surv., 'Reports, vol. 4, new 

series, Eoport A, pp. £9-32, Montreal, 1891.

Bell, William W. Mineral lands of the 

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Belt, Thomas. Some recent movements 

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Nova Scotian Inst. Nat. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, 

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Nova Scotian Inst. Nat. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, 

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 The Glacial period in North America. 

Nova Scotian Inst. Nat. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, 

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Benton, Edward R. The Richmond bowlder trains.

HarvardMus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 5,pp. 

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pp. 39-40.

 The amygdaloidal melaphyr of 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 

416-426, 1881.

 Notes on the samples of iron ore collected in Maryland.

10th Census TJ. S., vol. 15, mining iudustries, pp. 245-260, map, 4°, "Washington, 1886.

 Notes on samples of iron ore collected 

in northern New England.

10th Census TJ. S., vol. 15, mining industries, pp. 79-82, 4°, Washington, 1886.

 Notes on the samples of iron ore collected in Virginia.

10th Census, U. S., vol. 15, mining industries, pp. 261-288, map, 4°, AVashington, 1886.

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Letter Sec. War, 20th Cong., 1st sess., House 

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Message Prest. U. S., 22d Cong., 1st sess., 

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Message Prest, TJ. S. (No. 35), pp. 7-22, 

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Berthoud, E. L. Description of the hot 

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci.j Proc., vol. 18, pp. 

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 On the occurrence of uranium, silver, 

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Colorado Territory.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. for 1875 [vol. 

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 On rifts of ice in the rocks near the 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, pp. 108-1.11, 

1876.

 On the origin and formation of coal. 

Kansas City Eeview, vol. 3, pp. 23-28,1880-
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Berthoud, E. L. Continued.

 Artesian wells in Colorado.

Kansas City Review, vol. 4, pp. 530-546,1881.

Beuregard, G. T. [Report on channel

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Letter Sec. War, 39th Congress, 1st. sess.

House Ex. Doc. 07, pp. G-7, "Washington, I860.

Bickmore, Albert S. Some remarks on 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 45, pp. 209-217, 

18G8.

 Sketch of a journey from Canton to 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 4, pp. 1-18,1808. 

Read to Royal Geogr. Soc., London, and Boston 

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Biddle, H. J. Notes on the surface geology of southern Oregon.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 35, pp. 475-483, 

1888.

Bigelow, Artemas. Observations upon 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 2, pp. 419-422, 

1846.

Bigsby, John I. Remarks on the environs of Carthage bridge, near the 

mouth of the Genesee River.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 2, pp. 250-254,1820.

 Geological and mineralogical observations on the northwest portion of 

Lake Huron.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 3, pp. 254-272,1821.

 Strontianite-bearing limestone on 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 4, pp. 280-282,1822.

 Outline of the mineralogy, geology, 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 5, pp. 205-222,1822.

 Notes on the geography and geology 

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Gool. Soc., Trans., vol. 1, 2d series, pp. 175- 

210,1824.

 A list of mineral and organic remains 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 8, pp. 60-88,1824.

 Sketches of the geology of the Island 

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New York LyceumNat. Hist., Annals, vol. 1, 

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 Notes on the geography and geology 

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Quat. Jour. Sci. and Arts, vol. 18, pp. 1-34, 

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Bigsby, John I. Continued.

 On the erratics of Canada.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 7, pp. 215-238, 

plate, 1851.

 On the physical geography, geology, 

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Edinburgh New Phil. Jour., vol. 53, pp. 

55-62,1852.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 14, p. 138,1852. 

Royal lust., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 154-162,1852.

 On the geology of the Lake of the 

Woods, south Hudson Bay.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 8, pp. 400-406, 

plate, 1852.

 On the geology of Quebec and its 

environs.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 9, pp. 82-101,

1853.

 On the geology of Rainy Lake, south 

Hudson Bay.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jonr., vol.10, pp. 215-222,

1854. map.

 On the Palajozoic basin of the State 

of New York.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol.14, pp. 335-452,

1858.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci, 2d series, vol. 27, 

pp. 272-276,1859.

 An inquiry into the sedimentary 

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Palaeozoic fossils of the State of New 

York.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 15, pp. 251-335,

1859.

 On the Cambrian and Huronian 

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Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 19, pp. 36-52, 

1863.

 On the Laurentian formation, its 

mineral constitution, its geographical 

distribution, and its residuary elements 

of life.

Geol. Mag., 2d series, vol. 1, pp. 154-158,1864.

 Thesaurus Siluricus. The flora and 

fauna of the Silurian period, with 

addenda from recent acquisitions, lii, 

214 pages, plate, London, 1868.

 Thesaurus Devoni co-Carboniferous. 

The flora and fauna of the Devonian 

and Carboniferous periods, their genera 

and species arranged in a tabular form, 

showing the horizons, recurrences, localities, and other facts, with large 

addenda, x, 447 pages, 4°, London, 

1878.
DAUTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 97

Billin, C. E. Ranges of fossil ore through 

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2d Geol. Surv. Pa., Keport T3, the geology 

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[Billings, E.]. A chapter on earthquakes.

Canadian Nat., vol. 1, pp. 189-195,1857. 

[ ] Elevation and subsidence of laud, 

various theories of the earth, origin 

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Canadian Nat., vol. 1, pp. 1-25,1857.

[ ] On the iron ores of Canada and the 

cost at Avhich they may be worked. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 2, pp. 20-28,1857.

[ ] On some of the common rocks of 

the British Provinces.

Canadian Nat., vol. 1, pp. 196-202,1857.

 Report for the year 1856 [on fossils 

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Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1853-1856, pp. 247-255, Toronto, 1857.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 25, 

pp. 444-445 (Jp.); Canadian Nat., vol. 3, pp. 83- 

85, 316-317,1858.

[ ] On the Tertiary rocks of Canada, 

with some account of their fossils. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 1, pp. 321-346,1857.

 Report [Black River and Trenton 

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Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1857,, pp. 147-192, Toronto, 1858.

 On some Silurian and Devonian fossils collected by Hind on the Assiniboine and Saskatchewan exploring expedition.

Northwest Territory, Report on Assiniboine and Saskatchewan expedition by H. Y. 

Hind, pp. 186-187, plate 2,4°, Toronto, 1859.

[ ] On certain theories of the formation of mountains.

Canadian Nat., vol. 5, pp. 409-420,1860.

 On the age of the red sandstone 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 32, p. 232 (J 

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Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 6, pp. 322-323, 

1872.

 On some of the rocks and fossils 

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CanadianNat., vol. 6, pp. 310-328,1861.

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 On the occurrence of graptolitea in 

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CanadianNat., vol. 6, pp. 344-348,1861.

 On some new or Jittle-known species 

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Report on the Geology of Vermont, vol. 2, 

pp. 942-900, Claremont, 1861.

 Further observations on the ago of 

the red sand-rock formation (Potsdam 

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Am. Jour.- Sci., 2d series, vol. 33, pp. 100- 

105, 1862.

 On Hall's claim to priority in the 

determination of the age of the red 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 33, pp. 370-376, 

1862.

[ ] [Review of "Geology of Vermont" 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol 33, pp. 416-420, 

1862.

 On the parallelism of the Quebec 

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Calciferous formations.

Canadian Nat., vol. 8, pp. 19-35,1863.

On the remains of the-fossil elephant

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Canadian Nat., vol. 8, pp. 135-147,1803.

 Geological survey of Canada. Catalogue of Silurian fossils of Anticosti, 

93 pages, Montreal, 1866.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 43, 

pp. 259-260,1867.

 Fossils from the so-called Huronian 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 3, pp. 223-224 (J 

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 Fossils, probably of the Chazy era, 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 4, p. 133 (J p.), 

1872.

 Note on the discovery of fossils in the 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 3, pp. 145 (J p.), 

146 (J p.), 1872. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 6, new series, p. 351,1872.

 - Remarks on the Taconic controversy.

Canadian Nat., vol. 6, new series, pp. 313- 

325; 460-464, 1872.

Includes letters from J. Hall, C. H. Hitchcock, W. E. Logan, E. Emmons, and J. Barrand o.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., Sdseries, vol. 3, pp; 

466-468,1872.
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 On the Mesozoic fossils from British 

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Binney, A. [Some geologic features at 

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TJ. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Report for 

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Birkinbine, John. The Cerro De Mercado (Iron Mountain) at Durango, 

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1000 CATALOGUE AND 1NDE& L. 12?.

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DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1003

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 On the eastern limit of Cretaceous 

deposits in Iowa.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 187- 

192, 1873.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 5, 

pp. 66-69, 1872.

 Preliminary report upon invertebrate fossils collected by the expeditions of 1871,1872, and 1873, with descriptions from species. United States 

geographical surveys west of the 100th

White, Charles A. Continued, 

meridian, in charge of Wheeler, 27 pages, 

Washington, 1874.

 On the equivalency of the coal 

measures of the United States and 

Europe.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 23, part 2, 

pp. 35-39, 1875.

 Invertebrate paleontology of the 

Plateau province, together with notice 

of a few species from localities beyond 

its limits in Colorado.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, J. "W. PoAvell in 

charge. Report on the geology of the 

eastern portion of the Uinta Mountains, pp. 

vii, 74-135,4°, Washington, 1879.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 11, 

p. 161 (J p.), 1876.

 Report upon the invertebrate fossils 

collected in portions of New Mexico 

and Arizona by parties of the expeditions of 1871, 1872, 1873, and 1874. 

United States geographical surveys 

west of the 100th meridian in charge of 

Wheeler, Reports, vol. 4, paleontology, 

part 1, 219 pages, plates 1-21,4°, Washington, 1877.

[Includes letter by "WhitfielA on graptolite 

beds at Normanskill, N. Y., pp. 19-20.]

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 12, 

pp. 62-63 (§ p.), 1876.

 Remarks on the paleontological 

characteristics of the Cenozoic and 

Mesozoic groups as developed in the 

Green River district.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hay den in 

charge, Hull., vol. 3, pp. 625-629, Washington, 

1877.

Abstract. Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 14, 

p. 155 (£ p.), 1877.

 Catalogue of the invertebrate fossils 

hitherto published from the fresh and 

brackish water deposits of the western 

portions of North America.

United States geological and geographical 

Survey of the Territories, F. ^T . Hayden in 

charge, Bull., vol. 3, pp. 607-614, Washington, 

1877.

 Comparison of the North American

Mesozoic and Cenozoic Unionida) and

associated mollusks with living species.

United States geological and geographical

survey of the Territories, F. "V. Hayden in

charge, Bull., vol. 3, pp. 615-624, Washington,

1877.
1004 CATALOGUE AND INDEX [BULL. 127.

White, Charles A; Continued.

 Eeport on the geology of a portion 

of northwestern Colorado.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of tlio Territories, embracing Colorado 

and parts of adjacent Territories, F.V. Hayden 

in charge, 10th Annual Eeport [for 1876], pp. 

1-60, Washington, 1878.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 11, pp. 84-86, 1877; 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, pp. 72-74,1877.

 On the distribution of molluscan 

species in the Laramie group.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, Bull., vol. 4, pp. 721-724, Washington, 

1878.

 Remarks upon the Laramie group.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, Bull., vol.4, pp. 865-876, Washington,

1878.

 Remarks on the Jura-Trias of western North America.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 17, pp. 214-218,

1879.

 Report on the paleontological field 

work for the season of 1877.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, IT. V. Hayden in 

charge, llth Annual Report [for 1877], 

Wyoming and Idaho, pp. 161-272, Washington, 1879.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 12, pp. 103-106, 

1878; Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 15, p. 59 

(f p.). J878 -

 Iowa. [Geological formations.]

Macfarlane's Am. Geol. E. E. Guide, pp. 148- 

153,1879.

 Remarks upon certain Carboniferous 

fossils from Colorado, Arizona, Idaho, 

Utah, and Wyoming, and certain Cretaceous corals from Colorado, together 

with descriptions of new forms.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, Bull., vol. 5, pp. 209-221, Washington, 

1879.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, 

p. 409 ($ p.), 1879.

 Fossils of the Jura-Trias of southeastern Idaho.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, Bull., vol. 5, pp. 105-117, Washington, 

1879.

 The subject of the Permian formation in North America. [Abstract.] 

Washington Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 3, pp. 104-

105. 1880. 

Discussed by Gilbert and Powell, pp. 305-

106. 1880.

White, Charles A. Continued.

 On the commingling of ancient 

faunal and modern floral types in the 

Laramie group.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, pp. 120-123, 

18S3.

 Glacial drift in the upper Missouri 

River region.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, p. 206 ($ p.), 

1883. .

 Late observations concerning the 

molluscan fauna and the geographical 

extent of the Laramie group.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 207-209, 

1883.

 The burning of lignite in situ.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, pp. 24-26, 

1883. 

Sci. Am. Supp., vol. 16 (No. 395), p. 6310.

 Triassic fossils of southeastern 

Idaho.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, 12th Annual Eeport [for 1878], Wyoming and Idaho, part 1, pp. 105-118, Washington, 1883.

 A review of the uonmarine fossil 

Mollusca of North America.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powel], Director, 3d 

Annual Eeport, 1881-82, pp. 403-555, pls.i-xxxii, 

Washington, 1883.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, 

pp. 68-69 (fp.), 1884; Am. Nat., vol. 17, pp. 765- 

767,1883.

 On the existence of a deposit in 

northeastern Montana and northwestern Dakota that is possibly equivalent 

with the Green River group.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 411-414, 

1883.

 Certain Tertiary Mollusca from Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, 12th Annual Eeport [for 1878], Wyoming and Idaho, part 1, pp. 41-48, plates, 

Washington, 1883.

 Fossils of the Laramie group.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, 12th Annual Eeport [for 1878], Wyoming and Idaho, part 1, pp. 49-103, pis. xx-xxx, 

Washington, 1883.

 Cretaceous fossils of the Western 

States and Territories.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, 12th Annual Eeport [for 1878], Wyoming and Idaho, part 1, pp. 3-39, pis. xi-xriii, 

Washington, 1883.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1005

White, Charles A. Continued.

 The fossils of the Indiana rocks.

Indiana, Dept. of Geol. and Nat. Hist., 13th 

Annual Report for 1883, part 2, pp. 107-180, 

plates, Indianapolis, 1884.

 Glacial drift in Montana and Dakota. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 27, pp. 112-113,

1884.

 On a small collection of Mesozoic 

fossils collected in Alaska by W. H. 

Ball, of the United States Coast Survey. 

TJ. S. Gcol. Surv., J. "W. Powell, Director, 

vol. 1, pp. 98-103, pi. vi, Bull. No. 4, Washington, 1884.

 Notes on the Mesozoic and Cenozoic 

paleontology of California.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

vol. 3, pp. 1-33, Bull. No. 15, Washington, 1885.

 On marine Eocene, fresh-water Miocene and other fossil Molluscaof western North America.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

vol. 3, pp. 1G7-190, pis. i-iii, Bull. No. 18, Washington, 1885.

 On new Cretaceous fossils from California,

U. S. Gool. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

vol.3, pp. 349-373, pis. i-v, Bull. No. 22, Wash. 

ington,1885.

 The genus Pyrgulifera Meek, audits 

associates and congeners.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 277-280,

1885.

 Notes on the Jurassic strata of North 

America.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 228-232, 

1885.

 Report, division of Mosozoic invertebrates.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 6th 

Annual Report, 1884-85, pp. 72-74, Washington, 1885.

 On the fresh-water invertebrates of 

the North American Jurassic.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

vol. 4, pp. C93-722,4 plates, Bull. No. 29, Washington, 1886.

 On the relation of the Laramie molluscan fauna to that of the succeeding

fresh-water Eocene and other groups.

U.S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol. 5, pp. 391-442, 5

plates No. 34, Washington, 1880.

Abstracts, Science, vol. 10, pp. 126-127,1888; 

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 33, p.420(£ col.), 

1888.

 On the age of the coal found in the 

region traversed by the Rio Grande.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 18-20, 

1887.

White, Charles A. Continued.

 On the inter-relation of contemporaneous fossil faunas and floras.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 364-374.

1887.

 On the Cretaceous formations of 

Texas and their relation to those of 

other portions of North America.

PhiladelphiaAcad. Sci., Proc., 1887,parti, 

pp.39-47,1887.

 On the occurrence of later Cretaceous deposits in Iowa.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 221-227,1888.

 On the relation of the Laramie 

group to earlier and later formations. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 35, pp. 432-438,

1888.

Abstract, Nature, vol. 38, p. 189 (7 lines), 

1888.

 On the Puget group of Washington 

Territory.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 36, pp. 443-450, 

1888.

Abstract, Nature, vol. 39, p. 189 (16 lines), 

3888.

 Mountain upthrusts.

Am. Nat., vol. 22, pp. 399-408,1888.

 The lower Cretaceous of the Southwest and its relation to the underlying 

and overlying formations.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 38, pp. 440-445, 

1889.

 [On the fauna of the Permian in 

Baylor, Archer, and Wichita counties, 

Tex.]

Am. Nat., vol. 22, p. 926 (J p.), 1888.

 On Hindeastrtea, a new generic form 

of Cretaceous Astraiidte.

Geol. Mag., 3d decade, vol. 5, pp. 362-3G4,3888.

 Remarks on the genus Aucella, with 

special reference to its occurrence in 

California.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Monograph, vol. 13, quicksilver deposits of the Pacific Slope, by G. P. 

Bccker, pp. 226-232, plates 3-4,1888.

 Report Mesozoic division of invertebrate paleontology.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 7tb 

Eeport, 1885-86, pp. 117-120, Washington, 1888.

 The Lower Cretaceous of the Southwest, and its relation to the underlying 

and overlying formations.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 38, pp. 440-445, 

1889.

 On the Permian formation of Texas.

Am. Nat., vol. 23, pp. 109-128, plate [February number, 1889].
1006 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

White, Charles A. Continued.

 Report division of Mesozoic paleontology.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. "W. Powell, Director, 8th 

Report, pp. 178-181, Washington, 1889.

 Report division of Mesozoic invertebrates.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 9th 

Eeport, pp. 120-123, Washington, 1889.

 On the geology and physiography of 

a portion of northwestern Colorado and 

adjacent points of Utah and Wyoming.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. "W. Powell, Director, 9th 

Eeport, pp. 677-712, Plate, LXXVIII, Washington, 1889.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 57-58,1891.

 On invertebrate fossils from the 

Pacific Coast.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol. 8, pp. 433-532, 

plates 1-14 No. 51, Washington, 1889.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 109-110 (§p.), 

1890.

 The North American Mesozoic.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 38, pp. 205- 

226,1890.

Abstracts, Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 37, pp. 

140-141 (J col.) ; Nature,vol. 40, p. 557 (12 lines), 

1889; Science, vol. 14, pp. 160-166,1889.

 Remarks on the Cretaceous of northern Mexico. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 38, p. 252, 

 1890.

 The Lower Cretaceous of the San 

Carlos Mountains, N. Mex.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, p. 70 ($ p.), 

1890.

 Report Mesozoic division of invertebrate paleontology.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

10th Eeport, pp. 162-165, Washington, 1890. 

Abstract, ibid., pp. 39-40 (Jp.).

 Correlation papers, Cretaceous. A 

review of the Cretaceous formations of 

North America.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 82, 273 pages, 3 

plates, Washington, 1891.

 The Texas Permian and its Mesozoic 

types of fossils.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 77,51 pages, 4 

plates, Washington, 1891. 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 121-123,1891.

 [On the fauna of the'' Shasta group," 

and of the supposed Trias from the 

Mineral King district.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, p. 208,1891. 

In discussion of paper by G. F. Becker, 

"Notes on the early Cretaceous of California 

and Oregon,"

White, Charles A. Continued.

 On the biological and geological 

significance of closely similar fossil 

forms.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 39, pp. 239- 

243,1891.

Abstract, Am. Geol.,vol. 7, pp. 374-375 (§ p.), 

1891.

 [Remarks on Cretaceous stratigraphy in Alabama.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, p. 606 (£ p.), 1891. 

In discussion of paper by D. W. Langdon, 

"Variations in the Cretaceous and Tertiary 

strata of Alabama."

 On certain Mesozoic fossils from the

islands of St. Pauls and St. Peters, in 

the Straits of Magellan.

U. S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 13-14, 

plates 2,3,1891.

 [Remarks on classification of Cretaceous members in southern interior, 

North America.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 525-526,1891 

In discussion of paper by E. T. Hill, "The 

Comanche series of the Texas-Arkansas 

region."

 Marvine, A. R., Peale, A. C., Endlich, E. M., and. [Map and sections.] 

Northwestern Colorado and part of 

Utah.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge. Atlas of Colorado, folio, Washington, 

1881.

 and Whitfield, R. P. Observations 

on the rocks of the Mississippi Valley 

which have been referred to the Chemung group of New York, together 

with descriptions of new species of 

fossils from the same horizon at Burlington, Iowa.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 8, pp. 289- 

306,1862.

Eeviewed by Anon., Am. Jour. Sci., 2d 

series, vol. 33, pp. 422-425,1862.

White, C. D. Carboniferous glaciation 

in the southern and eastern hemispheres, with some notes on the Glossopteris flora.

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 299-330,1889.

White, David. On Cretaceous plants 

from Marthas Vineyard.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, pp. 93-101, 

Plate II, 1890.

Abstracts, Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 

554-555; Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 121 (£ p.), 1890.

Discussed by J. S. Newberry, L. F. Ward 

F. J. H. Merrill, Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, 

pp. 553-556.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1007

White, George. Statistics of the State of 

Georgia, 624,77 pages, map, Savannah, 

1849.

White, I. C. Notes on the coal measures 

of Beaver County, Pa.

New Tork Lyceum IS at. Hist., Annals, vol. 

11, pp. 14-18,1876.

 Notes on the upper coal measures of 

western Virginia and Pennsylvania.

New Tork Lyceum Nat. Hist., Annals, vol. 

11, pp. 40-57,1876.

 Beaver County south from the Ohio 

River.

2d Gool. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report K, Eeport of progress in the Greene and Washington district of the bituminous coal fields of 

western Pennsylvania, by J. J. Stevenson, pp. 

334-349, Harrisburg, 1876.

 Report of the progress of the second 

geological survey of Pennsylvania in 

parts of Beaver, Allegheny, and Butler 

counties lying north of the Ohio River. 

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport Q, 1875. 

Eeport of progress in the Beaver Eiver district of the bituminous coal fields of western 

Pennsylvania, by I. C. White, pp. 1-273, 22 

plates, 3 maps, Harrisburg, 1878.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 16, 

p. 142 (§p.),1878.

 Special report on the correlation of 

the coal measures in western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport QQ, 

the geology of Lawrence County, by I. C. 

White, pp. 215-303, Harrisburg [1879].

 Geology of Lawrence County.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Keport QQ, 

the geology of Lawrence County, by I. C. 

White, pp. 1-213, map, Harrisbtirg [1879].

 The geology of Mercer County.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport QQQ,

xiv, 233 pages, map, Harrisburg, 1880. 

I Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 20,

pp. 69-70 ft p.), 1880.

 The coal hed of Ohio River counties 

of West Virginia.

The Virginias, vol. 2, p. 107 (§ p.), 4°, 1881.

 Notes on the place of the Sharon 

conglomerate in the Paleozoic series.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 198-201, 

1882.

Discussed by J. P. Lesley, pp. 202-203. 

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport Q4, pp. 

303-308, Harrisburg, 1881.

 The geology of Susquehanna and 

Wayne counties. 2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report G5, vii-xi, 243 pages, 

niap, Harrisburg, 1881.

White, I. C. Continued.

 Notes on the geology of West Virginia.

The Virginias, vol. 3, pp. 102-103, 123-124, 

141-144, 160-161, 188-]89,1882; vol. 4, pp. 53-54, 

77-79,4°, 1883.

[ ] The fossil flora of West Virginia. 

The Virginias, vol. 3, p.'153 (§ p.), 4°, 1882.

 Second geological survey of Pennsylvania, Report of progress, QQQQ. 

The geology of Crawford and Erie 

counties, with two colored geological 

county maps, 107 vertical sections 

[etc.], and notes on the place of the 

Sharon conglomerate in the Paleozoic 

series. Discovery of the preglacial 

outlet of Lake Erie, xxi, 406 pages, 

Harrisburg, 1881.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol, 22, 

pp. 486-487 (5 p.), 1881.

 Report of progress in Pike and Monroe counties.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport G6, the 

geology of Pike and Monroe counties, by I. C. 

AVhite, pp. 1-333,365-366, maps, plates, Harrisburg, 1882.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, 

pp. 471-472,1883.

Eeviewed by W. M. Dfavis], Science, vol. 1, 

pp. 304-305 (f p.), 4°, 1883.

 Notes on the geology of West Virginia, a rectification of H. G. Jones's 

section in "Notes on the Cumberland or 

Potomac coal basin."

Am. Phil. Soc.,Proc.,vol. 19, pp. 438-446,1882. 

The Virginias, vol. 2, pp. 130-132,1882.

 [On section at Wheeling, W. Va.] 

The Virginias, vol. 4, pp. 15-16,4°, 1883.

 Coal sections on Ohio River, W. Va. 

The Virginias, vol. 4, pp. 96-97,4°, 1883.

 Notes on the geology of West Virginia.

The Virginias, voL 4, pp. 107-110, 123-126, 

140-143, 155-158, 1883; vol. 5, pp. 172-173, 188- 

190,4°, 1884.

 The geology of the Susquehanna 

River region in the six counties of 

Wyoming, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Columbia, Montour, and Northumberland. 

Second geological survey of Pennsylvania, Report G7, xxx, 464 pages, 2 

maps, Harrisburg, 1883.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 18, pp. 398-400, 

1884; Science, vol. 4, pp. 120-321 ($p.), 4°, 1884

Abstract with additions, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d 

series, vol. 27, pp. 149-151,1884.
1008 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

White, I. C. Continued.

 Notes on the geology of West Virginia.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 479-496, 

1883.

 Relation of the glacial dam at Cincinnati to the terraces in the tipper 

Ohio and its tributaries.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 32, pp. 212- 

213,1883.

Science, vol. 2, pp. 319-320 (§ p.), 1883. 

The Virginias, vol. 4, pp. 139-140,4°, 1883. 

Kansas City Review, vol. 7, pp. 295-299, 

"The Glacial period," 1884.

The Glacial boundary in Ohio, Indiana, and 

Kentucky, by G. 3T. "Wright, "Western Reserve 

Historical Soc., pp. 81-86, Cleveland, 1884.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, p. 

327 (J p.), 1883.

[ ] [Note on coal measures of West 

Virginia.]

The Virginias, vol. 5, pp. 108, 151 (J p.), 4°, 

1884.

 Second geological survey of Pennsylvania, Eeport T3, the geology of 

Huntingdon County, by I. C. White 

and others, edited by J. P. Lesley, xv, 

471 pages, map, plates, Harrisburg, 

1885.

Portions by J. P. Lesley, and includes 

"Ranges of fossil ore through Barree and 

Jackson townships," by C. E. Billin, pp. 239- 

254; letter respecting Nittany Valley ores, by 

E. V. d'lnvilliers, pp. 443-450, and "on the 

chemical erosion of the Nittany Valley limestones," by A. L. Ewing, pp. 451-454.

 The coal beds on Cabin Creek, W.Va.

The Virginias, vol. 6, pp. 115-116,4°, 1885.

 Resume" of the work of the United 

States Geological Survey in the Great 

Kanawha Valley in 1884.

The Virginias, vol. 6, pp 7-16,4°, 1885.

Discussed by H. M. Chance, pp. 40-41.

 Report of the Morgan town, W. Va., 

gas well.

The Virginias, vol. 6, pp. 91-92,101, 4°, 1885.

 Nomenclature of Appalachian coal 

beds.

The Virginias, vol. 6, p. 44 (? p.), 4°, 1885.

 The geology of natural gas. 

Science, vol. 5, pp. 521-522,4°, 1885. 

The Virginias, vol. 6, pp. 100-101,4°, 1885.

 [The geology of natural gas.] 

Science, vol. 6, pp. 43-44 ($ p.), 1885.

 The geology of natural gas.

The Petroleum Age, vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 1263- 

1267, map, March, 1886.

Abstract, Am. Jour, Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, 

pp. 393-394, 1886.

White, I. C. Continued.

 The criticisms of the anticlinal theory of natural gas.

The Petroleum Age, vol. 5, No. 10, pp. 1464- 

1465, November, 1886.

 Rounded bowlders at high altitudes 

along some Appalachian rivers.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 34, pp. 374-381, 

1887.

 [Remarks on the history of the glacial deposits in the upper Ohio region.] 

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 477-478,479- 

480,1890.

In discussion of paper by T. C. Chamberlin 

on "Some additional evidence bearing on the 

interval between the Glacial epochs."

 [Remarks on pressure of gas in 

western Pennsylvania region.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1; pp. 95-96,1890. 

In discussion of memoir by Edward Orton 

on "Origin of rock pressure of natural gas."

[ ] Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad.

Mcfarlane's Geol. Ewy. Guide, 2d edition, 

p. 174 (J p.), 1890.

[ ] West Virginia [and Chesapeake 

and Ohio Railroad in Kentucky].

Macfarlane's Geol. Ewy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 337-351,1890.

 Stratigraphy of the bituminous coal 

fields of Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West 

Virginia. United States Geological 

Survey, Bull. No. 65, 212 pages, 11 

plates, including a colored folded map, 

Washington, 1891.

 Fontaine, William M., and. The 

Permian of Upper Carboniferous flora 

of West Virginia and southwestern 

Pennsylvania. 2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report of progress, ix, 143 pages, 

38 plates, Harrisburg, 1880.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19, 

pp. 487-488.

White, 0. [Report on geology of] Alleguash and Cauquomogomoc lakes [and 

vicinity].

2d Annual Report Nat. Hist, and Geol. 

Maine, pp. 352-359, Augusta, 1862.

[7th Annual Report of Maine, board of 

agriculture.]

Whiteaves, J. F. Geological survey of 

Canada. Mesozoic fosils, vol. 1, parts 

1. On some invertebrates from the 

coal-bearing rocks of Queen Charlotte 

Islands, collected by James Richardson 

in 1872, 92 pages, 10 plates, map, Montreal, 1876.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, p. 

156 (4 p.), 1877.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1009

Whiteaves, J. F. Continued.

 On some Primordial fossils from 

. southeastern Newfoundland.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 16, pp. 224-226, 

1878.

 On some Jurassic fossils from the 

coast range of British Columbia.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 8, pp. 400-410, 

1878.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 16, 

pp. 71-72 (J p.), 1878.

 On the fossils of the Cretaceous rocks 

of Vancouver and adjacent islands in 

the Strait of Georgia.

Geological survey of Canada, A. 11. C. Selwyn, director. Mesozoic fossils, vol. 1, part 

2, pp. 93-190, plates 11-20, Montreal, 1879.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, 

pp. 410-411(J p.), 1879.

 On some Silurian and Devonian fossils from Manitoba and the valleys of 

tho Nelson and Churchill rivers, for the 

most part collected by Dr. R. Bell in 

the summer of 1879.

Gcol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress for 

1878-79, pp. 45C-51C, Montreal, 1880.

 On some Silurian and Devonian fossils collected by Dr. Bell in Manitoba 

and Hudson Bay.

Canadian Nat., neAV series, vol. 9, p. 315 (5 p.), 

1881. 

. Discussed by R. Bell and A. R. C. Selwyn

(iP-).

 Recent discoveries of fossil fishes in 

tho Devonian rocks of Canada. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 31, pp. 353- 

356,1883.

 On the Lower Cretaceous rocks of 

British Columbia.

Koyal Soc. Canada, Trans., vol. 1, sec. 4, pp. 

81-86,4°, 1883. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 18, p. 720 (J p.), 184.

 On some fossil fishes, Crustacea, and 

mollusca from the Devonian rocks at 

Cambelltou, New Brunswick, with descriptions of five new species.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 10, pp. 63-101, 

1883.

 On the fossils of the coal-bearing deposits of the Queen Charlotte Islands, 

collected by Dr. G. M. Dawaon in 1878. 

Geol. Surv. of Canada, Mesozoio fossils, vol. 

1, part 3, pp. 192-262, pis. 21-32, Montreal, 1884.

 Description of a new species of ammonite from the Cretaceous rocks of 

Fort St. John, on the Peace River.

Koyal Sop. Canada,Trans., voj. 2, sec. .4, pp. 

239-240, 4°, 1885.

Bull. 127 64

Whiteaves, J. F. Continued.

 Notes on tho possible age of some 

of the Mesozoic rocks of the Queen 

Charlotte Islands and British Columbia.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 444-490,

1885.

 Notes on some Meso/oic fossils from 

various localities on the coast of British Columbia, for the most part collected by Dr. G. M. Dawsou in the summer of 1886.

Canada, Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv., Report,

1886. PartB, pp.108-114, Appendixl, Montreal,

1887.

 On some Cretaceous fossils from British Columbia, the Northwest Territory, 

and Manitoba.

Canada Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv., Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, pp. 151-184, 

Montreal, 1889.

 Description of eight new species of 

fossils from the Cainbro-Silurian rocks 

of Manitoba.

Canada, Royal Soc., Trans., vol. 7, Sec. IV, 

pp. 75-83, plates XII-XV11,1890. 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 58 (J p.), 1890.

: Descriptions of four neAV species of 

fossils from tho Silurian rocks of the 

southeastern portion of the district of 

the Saskatchewan.

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 4, pp. 293-303, plate 

3, 1891.

Whitfield, J. Edward. Coal from Jefferson County, W. Va. [Analysis.]

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol. 7, p. 146 (Jp.), 

No. 42, "Washington, 1887.

 Coal from Walnut Cove, Stokes 

County, N. C.

TJ. S. Geol. Snrv., Bull., vol. 7, p. 146 (£ p.), 

No. 42, Washington, 1887.

 [Analyses of volcanic dusts.]

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol. 7, p. 141 (Jp.), 

No. 42, Washington, 1887.

 Limestone from the Auglaizo River, 

near Defiance, Ohio. [Partial analysis.]

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 55, p. 80 (J p.), 

Washington, 1889.

 Rocks from Pigeon Point, Minn. 

[Analysis.]

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 55, pp. 81-82, 

Washington, 1889.

 White dolomite marble, Cockeysville, Md. [Analysis.]

T7. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 00, p. 159 (J p.)f 

Washington, 1890.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 101

Blake, William P. Continued.

 Remarks on the topography of the 

Great Basin.

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 276- 

278,1873.

 Notes on the geology of the island 

of Yesso, Japan.

Connecticut Acad. Arts, and Sci., Trails., 

vol. 2, pp. 299-300,1873.

 [On mechanical origin of New Jersey magnetites.]

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 2, pp. 

325-326,1874.

 Origin of the cascades and of the 

submerged forest on the Columbia 

River, Oregon.

Am. Assoc.,Proc.. vol. 23, part 2, pp. 72-74, 

1875.

 Notes on the occurrence of siderite 

at Gay Head, Mass.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 4, pp. 

112-113 (5 p.), 1876.

 On itacolurnite [from Mariposa 

County, Cal.].

Phila. Acad.'Sci., Proc., vol. 28, pp. 325-320, 

1876.

 The ore deposits of Eureka district, 

eastern Nevada.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 6, pp. 

554-563,1879.

 The geology and veins of Tombstone, Ariz

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 10, pp. 

334-345,1882.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 33, pp. 145-146, 

' 157,231-232,328,4°, 1882.

Reviewed by J. A. Church, ib., pp. 218-219, 

313.

 Porphyry dike, Tombstone district, 

Arizona.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 34, pp. 29-30 

(i p.), 4°, 1882.

 Glacial phenomena of Mill Rock, 

near New Haven.

Science, vol. 1, pp. 146-147 (i p.), 1883.

 Geology of the Silver King mine.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 35, pp. 254-256, 

4°, 1883.

 The Carson City ichnolites. 

Science, vol. 4, pp. 273-276,1884.

 Tin-ore veins in the Black Hills of 

Dakota.

Am. Tnst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 13, pp. 

691-696,1885.

 Iron-ore deposits of southern Utah. 

Am. Inst. Mining Er.g., Traus., vol. 14, pp. 

809-811,1886.

Blake, William P. Continued.

 The Rainbow lode, Butte City, 

Mont.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 16, pp. 

65-80,1887.

 Views on the Archtean.

International Cong. of Geol., Am. Committee, Reports, 1888, A, 1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2,146-18i, in part, 1888.

 [On the use of the term " Taconic."] 

International Coug. of Geol., Aiu. Committee Report. 1888, B, p. 17, (2 linos), 1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, p. 207.1888.

 The copper deposits of Copper Basin, 

Arizona, and their origin.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Iraus., vol. 17, pp. 

479-485, 1889.

 Uintaite, Albertite, Grahamite, and 

asphaltum described and compared 

with observations on bitumen and its 

compounds.

Am. Inst. Mining Eug., Trans., vol. 18, pp. 

563-582, 1890.

 Hitchcock, C. H., and. Geological 

map of the United States.

Statistics of mines anil mining in the States 

and Territories west of the Kocky Mountains, 

5th report by R. "W. Raymond, Washington, 

1873.

Statistical atlas of the United States based 

on results of the 9th Census, 1870, by P. A. 

Walker, Plates XIII, XIV, folio, Washington, 1875.

Peterraann's Mitteilungen, vol. 21, plate 16, 

4°, 3875.

Special report of Smithsonian Institution 

for the Centennial, Washington, 1876.

Atlas of the United States and the world 

by Gray, folio, Philadelphia, 1871.

Reproduced (probably) by F. Ratzel, Die 

Vereiigten Staaten von Nord-Amerika, vol. 1, 

Munchen, 1878.

Blanchard, R. Handbook of Minnesota, 

64 pages, 18°, Chicago, 1867.

Bland, Thomas. Notes relating to the 

physical geography and geology of certain West India islands, etc.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 12, pp. 56-63,1873.

 Physical geography of and distribution of terrestrial mollusca in the 

Bahama Islands.

New York Lyceum of Nat. Hist., Annals, 

vol. 10, pp. 311-324,1874.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 8, pp. 

231-233,1874.

Blandford, W. T. The correlation of 

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28, 1884.]

Science, vol. 4, pp. 208-209, 1884.
1010 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.'

Whitfield, J.Edward. Continued.

 Eocks from Baltimore County, Md. 

[Analysis.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 64, p. 42 (Jp.), 

Washington, 1890.

 Gey sorites from Eotorua, New Zealand. [Analyses.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 64, p. 45 (£ p.), 

Washington, 1890.

 Eruptive rocks from northern California. [Analyses

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 64, pp. 49-50, 

"Washington, 1890.

Whitfield, Eobert P. Descriptions of 

new species of Eocene fossils.

Am. Jour., Conch., vol. 1, pp. 259-268, plate, 

1865.

 [On the graptolite beds at Normanskill, N. Y. ]

United States geographical surveys west of 

the 100th meridian, in charge of Wheeler, Reports, vol. 4, paleontology, part 1, pp. 19-20,4°, 

Washington, 1877.

 Discovery of specimens of Maclurea 

magna of the Chazy, in the Barnegat 

limestone near Newburg, N. Y.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, p. 227 (J p.), 

1879.

r Notice of the occurrence of rocks 

representing the Marcellus shale of 

New York, in central Ohio.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 28, pp. 297- 

299,1880.

 Paleontological report on the fossils 

collected by the United States geological and geographical survey of the 

Black Hills.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Kocky Mountain region, J. W. 

Powell in. charge, Beport on the Black Hills 

of Dakota, pp. 325-468, pis. 1-14, 4°, Washington, 1880. [Preliminary report, 49 pages, issued separately, Washington, 1877.]

 Paleontology.

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1879, 

vol. 4, pp. 161-349,1882.

 Observations on the fossils of the 

metamorphic rocks of Bernardston, 

Mass.

Am. Jonr. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 368-369, 

1883.

 Note on the Marcellus shale and 

other members of the Hamilton group 

in Ohio, as determined from paleontological evidence.

Now York Acad. Sci., Annals, vol. 2, pp. 233- 

244,1883.

Whitfield, Eobert P. Continued.

 Brachiopoda and Lamellibranchiata 

of the Earitan clays and greensand 

marls of New Jersey.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

monograph, Vol. IX, xx, 269 pages, 35 plates, 

map, 4°, Washington, 1885.

Also published by Geol. Surv. New Jersey, 

Trenton, 1886.

 On a fossil scorpion from the Silurian rocks of America.

Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 181- 

190, plate, 1886.

 Notice of some new species of Primordial fossils in the collections of the 

museum, and correction of previously 

described species.

Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 139- 

154, plates, 1886.

 Eemarks on the fossils in the following lists [central Montana].

10th Census U. S., vol. 15, Eeport on the 

mining industries of the United States, pp. 

712-718, Washington, 1886.

 Notice of geological investigations 

along the eastern shore of Lake Champlain, conducted by H. M. Seely and 

Ezra Brainerd, with descriptions of 

the new fossils discovered.

Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., Bull.,vol. 1, pp. 293-345, 

plates, 1886.

 Eemarks on the molluscan fossils of 

the New Jersey marl beds, contained 

in vols. 1 and 2 of that paleontology, 

and on their strati graphical relations.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 35, p. 215 

(£ p.), 1887.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, 

pp. 320-321, 1886.

 New Jersey Cretaceous.

Am. Nat., vol. 21, pp. 66-69,1887.

 [On the use of the term "Quaternary."]

International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Eeports, 1888 F, pp. 15-16 (J p.), 1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 281-282,1888.

 Observations on some imperfectly 

known fossils from the Calciferous 

sandrock of Lake Champlain, and descriptions of several new forms.

Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 41-63, 

plates 7-10,1889.

 Notes on the faunal resemblance between the Cretaceous formations of 

New Jersey, and those of the Gul f States. 

Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., Bull.,vol. 2, pp. 113-116 

1889.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1011

Whitfieia, Robert P. Continued.

 Observations on the fauna of the 

rocks at Fort Cassin, Vt., with descriptions of a few new species.

Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., Bull., vol. 3, pp. 25-39, 

plates 1-3,1800.

 The Fort Cassin rocks and their 

fauna.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 514-515,1890.

 Hall, James, and. General remarks. 

United States geological exploration of the 

40th parallel, C. King in charge, vol. 4, paleontology, pp. 199-204, "Washington, 1877.

 "White, C. A., and. Observation on 

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which have been referred to the Chemung group of New York, together 

with descriptions of new species from 

the same horizon at Burlington, Iowa. 

 Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 8, pp. 289-

306,1802. 

Reviewed by Anon., Am. Jour. Sci., 2d beries, vol. 33, pp. 422-426.

Whiting, H. A. Mono County.

California, 8th Report of the State Mineralogist, pp. 352-401,1888.

Whiting, Henry. Cursory remarks upon 

eastern Florida in 1838.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 35, pp. 47-64,1839. 

Whiting, W. H. C. Report of the exploration of a new route from the San Antonio de Bexar to El Paso, pp. 284-293, 

Washington, 1849. [Not seen.]

 [Observations in western Texas.]

Eeport Sec. War, 31st Cong., 1st sess. [Senate], with Ex. Doc. No. 64, pp. 237-250, Washington, 1850.

Whitney, H. M. On the eruption near 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 46, pp. 112-115, 

1868.

Whitney, J. D. [Report of work in the 

northern peninsula of Michigan for 

1847.]

TJ. S. General Land Office, Report for 1847, 

pp. 223-230, Appendix, 30th Cong., 1st soss., 

Senate Ex. Doc. No. 2, Washington, 1848. 

[ ?] Notes on the topography, soil, 

geology, etc., of the district between 

Portage Lake and the Ontonagon.

Message Prest. U. S., 31st Cong., 1st sess., 

House Ex. Doc. No. 5, part 3, pp. 649-665, 

Washington, 1849.

 [Report on western part of the mineral land district] northern peninsula 

of Michigan.

Foster and Whitney's synopsis of explorations in tho northern peninsula of Michigan. 

Message Prest. "D. S., 31st Cong., 1st sess., 

House Ex. Doc. No. 5, part 3, pp. 713-758, 

Washington, 1849.

Whitney, J. D. Continued.

 [Fractured slate in Vermont and on 

Lake Superior.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 226 

(J p.), 1851.

[ ] [Notes on geology of Government 

lands on Lake Superior.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 210- 

212,1851. 

Remarks by Desor, p. 212.

 Geological map of Keweenaw Point, 

Lake Superior, folio, New York, 1853.

 The metallic Avealth of tho United 

States described and compared with 

that of other countries, xxxii, 510 

pages, Philadelphia, 1854. 

[ ] Review of Murchison's Siluria.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2(1 series, vol. 19, pp. 371-385, 

1855.

 Catalogue of the rocks, minerals, 

etc., collected in tho district between 

Portage and Montreal rivers during the 

years 1847 and 1848.

Smithsonian Report for 1854, pp. 387-392, 

1855.

 Remarks on the changes which take 

place in the structure and composition 

of mineral veins near the surface, with 

particular reference to the east Tennessee copper mines.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 20, pp. 53-57, 

1855.

 Remarks on some points connected 

with the geology of the north shore of 

Lake Superior. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Soi., Proc., vol. 9, pp. 204- 

209,1856.

 On the occurrence of the ores of 

iron in the Azoic system.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 9, pp. 209- 

216,1856. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 22, pp. 38-49,

1856. 

Mining Mag., vol. 7, pp. 67-73,1856.

 Remarks on the Huronian and Laurentian systems of the Canada geological survey.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 23, pp. 305-314,

1857.

 Note on the geological position of 

the Lake Superior sandstone.

Mining Mag! and Jour. Geol., vol. 12 (2d 

series, vol. 1), pp. 435-446,1860.

 On the stratigraphical position of 

the sandstone of the Connecticut River 

valley.

Read to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci.

Ann. Sci. Discovery, p. 322,1860.
1012 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Whitney, J. D. Continued.

 Preface [on fossiliferous rocks of 

California],

Geol. Surv. California, paleontology, vol. 1, 

pp. vii-xx, 1864.

 Progress of the geological survey of 

California.

Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series, vol. 38, pp. 25G-2C4,

1864.

[ ] Notice of the explorations of the 

geological survey of California in the 

Sierra Nevada during summer of 1864.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 39, pp. 10-13,

1865.

 Geological survey of California, J. 

D. Whitney, director. Geology, vol. 1, 

Report of progress and synopsis of the 

field work from 1860 to 1864-65 [part 1, 

geology of coast ranges; part 2, geology of Sierra Nevada], xxvii, 498 pages, 

4°, Philadelphia, 1865.

Includes descriptions of fossils from tho 

auriferous slates, by F.B. Meek, pp. 477-482, 

plates.

Reviewed by "W. H. B[rewer], Am. Jour. 

Sci., 2d series, vol. 41, pp. 231-246,351-369.

Abstract by H. Credner, Neues Jalirbnch, 

1865, pp. 729-732.

Abstract on borax, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, 

 vol. 41, pp. 255-258, I860.

 Recent developments with regard to 

the geology of California made by the 

survey under the direction of Prof. J. 

D. Whitney, State geologist.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 41, pp. 252-254, 

1866.

 Geology of the lead region.

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 153-207, plates, 

Cbicago, 1866.

Republisked in Economical Geology of 

Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 118-162, Springfield, 1882.

 [On drift of Pacific Coast.]

Soc. G6ol. Prance, Bull., 2d series, vol. 24, pp. 

624-625,1867.

 On the absence of the northern drift 

formation from the western coast of 

North America and from the interior of 

the continent throughout the region 

southwest of the Missouri River.

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 271- 

272,1868. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 1, pp. 157-158, 1868.

 Remarks on the geology of Nevada. 

[Abstract.]

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 266- 

270,1868.

Whitney, J. D. Continued.

 Notice of the occurrence of the 

Silurian series [and fresh-water Tertiary] in Nevada.

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 307- 

309,1868.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 43, 

pp. 267-269,1867.

 Notice of a human skull recently 

taken from a shaft near Angels, Calaveras County.

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 277- 

278,1868.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 43, pp. 265-267, 

1867.

[ ] Geological survey of California. 

The Yosemite book. A description of 

the Yosemite Valley and the adj acent 

region of the Sierra Nevada and of the 

.big trees of California, 116 pages, plates, 

maps, 4°, New York, 1868.

Also, Cambridge, 1869, small 4C , 155 pages; 

1871,16°, 133 pages, and 1874,16°, 186 pages.

 [On fossils in Nevada, etc.]

Neues Jalirbuch, 1868, pp. 188-189,1868.

 [On divisions of the Cretaceous.]

Geol. Surv. California, paleontology, vol. 2, 

pp. vii-xiv, 1869.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 48, 

pp. 133-135; Science, vol. 3, pp. 611-612 (^ 

p.), 4°.

 Note on the occurrence of the "Primordial fauna" in Nevada.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 3, pp. 84-86,

1872.

 [Potsdam fossils from uear Eureka, 

Nev.]

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 4, p. 200, Jp.,

1873.

 Note on the occurrence of the Trias 

in British Columbia.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 5, pp. 473-474, 

1873.

 Plain, prairie, and forest.

Am. Nat., vol. 10, pp. 577-588, 656-667,1876.

 [On genesis of lead ores.]

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Reports of progress, 

new series, vol, 2, pp. 293-300, bottom pagination, Frankfort, 1877.

From report on Upper Mississippi lead region.

 The Chinese loess puzzle.

Am. Nat., vol. 11, pp. 705-713,1877.

 The auriferous gravels of the Sierra 

Nevada of California.

Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Memoirs, 

vol. 6, 569 pages, 24 plates, 2 maps, 4°, 1880. 

Includes cbapter by Goodyear, pp. 488-526. 

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 14, pp. 61-62; Am. 

Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, pp. 145-148,1879.
DAHTON.j NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1013

Whitney, J. D. Continued.

 Geology of Lake Superior. 

Science, vol. 1, p. 39 (J col.), 1883.

 On the climatic changes of later 

geological times.

Harvard Coll., Mus. Cornp. Zool., Memoirs, 

vol. 7, part 2, pp. i-xiv, 1-394, plates, 4°, 1884.

Keviewed by G. 3L Gilbert, Science, vol, 1, 

pp. 141-142,169-173,192-195,1883.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, 

pp. 149-150,1881.

[ Desor, E., and.] [On so-called 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 200- 

202,1851.

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the Lake Superior land district in the 

northern peninsula of Michigan.

Message Prcst. IT. S., 31st Gong., 1st sess., 

House Ex. Doc. No. 5, part 3, pp. 605-620, 4 

maps, Washington, 1849.

 [General sketch of the geology 

of Lake Superior copper region.]

TJ. S. General Land Office, Report for 1850, 

31st Gong., 2d sess., House Ex. Doc. No. 9, pp. 

147-152 [Washington, 1850].

 Report on the geology and 

topography of a portion of the Lake 

Superior land district in the State of 

Michigan, part 1, copper lands, 224 

pages, plates, map, Washington, 1850.

Notice and extracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d 

series, vol. 12, pp. 222-239,1851.

/

 On the different systems of elevation which have given configuration 

to North America, with an attempt to 

identify them with those of Europe.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 136- 

151,1851.

 On the Azoic system, as developed in the Lake Superior land district.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 4-7, 

1851.

Abstract by Desor, Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 

2d series, vol. 9, pp. 312-313 (<} p.), 1852.

 On the age of the sandstone of 

Lake Superior, with a description of 

the phenomena of igneous rocks.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 22-39, 

1851.

Abstract by Desor, Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 

2d series, vol. 9, p. 313 (J p.), 1852.

Whitney, J. D., Poster, J. W., and Continued.

 Geology of the Lake Superior 

land district, Part II.

Report on the geology of the Lake Superior 

land district, by Foster and Whitney, together 

with general geology, special sess., March, 

1851, Senate Ex. Doc. No. 4, pp. 1-139,176-177, 

183-194, 195-202, plates, maps, Washington, 

1851.

Extracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 15, 

pp. 295-296; vol. 17, pp. 11-33,128,1851.

 On the elevation of mountain 

chains.

Report on the geology of the Lake Superior 

laud district, part 2; the iron region, together 

with the general geology, special sess., March, 

1851, Senate Ex. Doc. No. 4, pp. 274-284, Washington, 1851.

 [Apercu do 1'erisemble des terrains siluriens du lac Snpe"rieur.]

Soc. Geol. Prance, Bull., 2d series, vol. 8, pp. 

89-101,1851. 

Discussed by J. Marcou, pp. 101-105.

 On the origin and stratigraphical relations.of the trappeau rocks of 

Lake Superior.

Annual of Scientific Discovery, 1861, p. 205, 

1862.

 Hall, James, and. Report on the geological survey of the State of Iowa, 

embracing the results of investigations made during portions of the years 

1855, 1856, and 1857. Vol. 1, part 1, 

geology, xv, 472, 4, 4 pages, map, 

plates. Des Moines, 1858.

Includes report by Worthen, pp. 147-258, 

1858.

Reviewed, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 27, 

pp. 103-117,1858.

Abstract, Canadian Nat., vol. 3, pp. 184-186, 

1858; vol. 5, pp. 213-215,186C.

 Annual report [Iowa geology], 

75 pages, Des Moines, 1860. [Not seen.]

 Report on the geological survey 

of the State of Wisconsin, vol. 1, xix, 

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Am. J our. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 12-18,1843.

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Howe's Historical Collections, map (Cleveland), 1848; map reprinted in 1856. [Not 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 10, pp. 31-39, 

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1851.

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DAHTON.] tfORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.

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Annals of Science [Cleveland], vol. 1, pp. 

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Annals of Science [Cleveland], vol. 1, pp. 47- 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 9, pp. 235- 

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 Geology and minerals. A report of 

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Am. Assoc. Adv, Sci., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 97- 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 92-97, 

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Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 3, pp. 304-305, 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 24, part 2, 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 24, part 2, 

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1014 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BPLL. izf.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 392- 

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Whymper, Frederick. Note on the 

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Edinburgh Geol. Soc., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 65- 

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Wichmann, Arthur. A microscopical 

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Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1879, 

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Wilkins, D. F. H. Notes upon the superficial deposits of Ontario.

Canadian Nat., vol. 8, new series, pp. 82-86, 

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1878.

Wilkins, D. F. H. Continued.

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Canadian Nat., vol. 8, new series, pp. 278-282, 

1878.

Wilkinson, C. S. Geological changes in 

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol. 24], p. 

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 Mountain drainage of eastern Tennessee and western North Carolina.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol.26], pp. 

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 Notes on the serpentine beds of Chester and Delaware counties, with their associated minerals, corundum, chrome, 

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2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report 04, 

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol. 35], p. 96 

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol. 35], pp. 

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Eead to Philadelphia Acad. Sci., October 

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Science, vol. 6, p. 388 (|p.), 4°, 1885.

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TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 9th 

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California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, p. 41 (J p.), 

1875.

Williams, Albert, jr. Popular fallacies 

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"U. S. Geol. Surv., 4th Annual Eeport, 1882- 

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Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 37, pp. 465-466, 

4°, 1864.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1017

Williams, C. P., and Blandy, J. F. Some 

contributions to a knowledge of the 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2tl series, vol. 34, pp. 112-120, 

18G2.

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Williams, Frederick W. The loess deposits of northern China.

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 24, pp. 243-248, 

1884.

Williams, George H. On the paramorphosis of pyroxene to hornblende in 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 259-268, 

1884.

 Preliminary notice of the gabbros 

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Johns Hopkins Univ., Circular, No. 30, vol. 

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 Note on so-called quartz porphyry 

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Johns Hopkins Univ., Circular, No. 32, vol. 

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 The microscope in geology. 

Science, vol. 5, pp. 190-191,1885.

 Notice of an important work on the 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci.,Proc., vol. 33, pp. 405- 

407,1885. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 4, p. 327 (J p.), 1884.

 Dikes of apparently eruptive granite 

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Johns Hopkins Univ., Circular, No. 38, vol. 

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 Metamorphosis of gabbro.

Am. Nat., vol. 19, pp. 992-993 (| p.), 1885.

[ ] Hypersthene-basalt.

Am. Nat., vol. 19, p. 601 (J p.), 1885.

 Mineralogy and petrography. [Abstracts, with comments on recent 

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Am. Nat., vol. 19, pp. 991-994,1885.

 The peridotites of the "Cortland 

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Peekskill, N. Y.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, pp. 26-41, 

1880. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 20, p. 275 (J p.), 1886.

Williams, George H. Continued.

 Modern petrography, an account of 

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Boston, 1886.

 The gabbros and associated hornblende rocks occurring in the neighborhood of Baltimore, Md.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol. 4, No. 28, pp. 613- 

688, plates, Washington, 1880.

Abstracts, Geol. Mag., 3d series, vol.4, pp. 

87-88, 1887; Am. Nat., vol. 20, pp. 1049-1050 

(§ p.), 1886.

 Rutil nach Ilmeuit in verilndertem 

Diabas. Pleonast (Hercynit) in Norit 

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Neues Jalirbucb, 1887, vol. 2, pp. 263-267, 

1887.

 On a plan proposed for future work 

upon the geological map of the Baltimore region.

Johns Hopldus Univ., Circular, No. 59, pp. 

12W23,1887.

 The noritea of the "Cortland series " on the Hudson River, near Peekskill, N. Y.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 135-144, 

191-199,1887.

Abstract, Neues Jahrbuch, 1887, vol. 2, pp. 

316-317.

 Holocrystalline granitic structure in 

eruptive rocks of Tertiary age.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 315-316, 

1887.

 On the serpentine (peridotite) occurring in the Onondaga salt group at 

Syracuse, N. Y.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 34, pp. 137-145, 

1887.

Abstract, by author, Science, vol. 9, pp. 232- 

233.

Abstract, by author, Noues Jahrbuch, 1888, 

vol. 1, pp. 80-81.

 Some examples of the dynamic metamorphism of the ancient eruptive rocks 

on the south shore of Lake Superior. 

[Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 36, pp. 225-^ 

226,1888.

 The gabbros and diorites of the 

"Cortland series" on the Hudson 

River, near Peekskill, N. Y.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 35, pp. 438-448, 

1888. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 22, p. 929 (fc p.), 1888.
1018 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Williams, George H. Continued.

 The contact metamorph i sm produced 

in the adjoining mica schists and limestones by the massive rocks of the 

"Cortland series/' near Peekskill, 

N.Y.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 36, pp. 254-259, 

Plate VI, 1888.

Abstracts, Johns Hopkins Univ., Circulars, 

. vol. 7, pp. 63-65, No. 65; Am. Nat., vol. 22, pp. 

1020-1021 (i p.), 1888.

 [Subdivisions of Archean, nature of 

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International Gong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Eeports, 1888 A, pp. 67-68,1888.

 On the use of the term "Taconic." 

. International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Eeports, 1888 B, p. 17 (3 lines), 1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, p. 207,1888.

 Geology of the Baltimore region.

Johns Hopkins Univ., Circulars, vol. 7, p. 73 

(i col.), No. 65,4°, 1888.

 Progress of the work on the Archean 

geology of Maryland.

Johns Hopkins Univ., Circulars, vol. 7, pp. 

61-63, No. 65,4°, 1888.

 Geology of Fernando de Noronha, 

Part II, petrography.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 37, pp. 178-189, 

1889. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 23, p. 522 (J p.), 1889.

 Contributions to the mineralogy of 

Maryland.

Johns Hopkins Univ., Circular, vol. 8, pp. 

99-100, No. 75,4°, 1889.

 [Notice of the results of studies in 

theMenomiuee and Marquette regions.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., 8tli Report, J. W. Powell, 

Director, p. 135 (§ p.), Washington, 1889.

 [Notice of results of petrographic 

studies in the greenstone sehist areas 

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U. S. Geol. Surv., 9th Report, J. W.'Powell, 

Director, p. 83 (§ p.), Washington, 1889. .

 The greenstone schist areas of the

Menominee and Marquette regions of

Michigan; a contribution to the subject

of dynamic metamorphism in eruptive

 rocks.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 62, pp. 31-241, 

Plates III-XVI, "Washington, 1890. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 25, pp. 472-574, 1891.

 The nonfeldspathic intrusive rocks 

of Maryland, and the course of their 

alteration.

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 35-49,1890.

Williams, George H. Continued.

 Note on the eruptive origin of the 

Syracuse serpentine.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 533-534, 

1890.

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 118 (J p.), 

1890; Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 211 (4 lines), 1890.

 Significance of oval granitoid areas.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. l,p. 558 (4 p.), 

1890.

Discussion of paper by C. H. Hitchcock on 

"Significance of oval granitoid areas in the 

Lower Laurentian."

 Geological and petrographical observations in southern and "western 

Norway.

Geol. Soc. Am., Boll., vol. 1, pp. 551-553,1890. 

Discussed by B. K. Emerson, p. 553 (J p.). 

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 120-121 (J 

p.); Am. Nat., vol. 24, pp. 210-211 (£ p.), 1890.

 On a geological excursion in the 

northern Appalachian chain.

Johns Hopkins Univ., Circulars, vol. 10, No. 

84, pp. 27-28 (1J cols.), 4°, 1890.

 Geology of the vicinity of Baltimore.

Macfarlane's Geol. Ewy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 334-335,1890.

[ ] The work on the crystalline rocks 

of Maryland.

U. S. Geol. Surv., 10th Eeport, J. W. Powell, 

Director, pp. 152-154, Washington, 1890. 

Abstract, ibid., pp. 31-32.

 [On transition of crystalline and 

seinicrystalline rocks in eastern Maryland.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, p. 223 (J p.), 1891.

Discussion, of E. Pumpelly, "The relation 

of secular rock disintegration to certain transitional crystalline schists."

[ ] [Fossils in the Newark formation 

of Frederick County, Md.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, p. 318 (J p.), 1891.

 Anglesite, cernssite, and sulphur

from the Mountain View lead mine,

near Union Bridge, Carroll County, Md.

Johns Hopkins Univ., Circulars, vol. 10, pp.

73-75, No. 87,4°, 1891.

 Geology of crystalline rocks, Washington sheet, Maryland-District of Columbia-Virginia, United States Geological Survey.

Guide to Washington, prepared for the International Cong. Geol., 5th session, Washington, 1891. In back.

Folded colored geologic map, with geology 

of sedimentary rocks, by N. H. Darton.
BARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1019

Williams, George H. Continued.

 The rocks and their relations [Piedmont Plateau].

Guide to Washington, prepared for the International Gong. Geol., 5th session, "Washington, pp. 43-44 (§ p.), 1891.

 Crystalline rocks of Washington.

Guide to "Washington, prepared for the International Cong. Geol., 5th session, Washingiugton, pp. 56-57,1891.

 The geological excursion by university students across the Appalachians 

in May, 1891.

Johns Hopldns Univ., Circulars, vol. 11, pp. 

25-27, No. 94, 4°, 1891.

 The petography and structure of the 

Piedmont Plateau in Maryland.

Geol, Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 301-317, 318, 

plate 12,1891.

Ahstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 330-331 

(J p.); Am. Bat., vol. 25, pp. 909-910 (Jp), 1891.

 The silicified glass-breccia of Vermilion River, Sudbury district.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 138-140,1891. 

Ahstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 7, p. 261 (3 lines); 

Am. Nat., vol. 25, pp. 1005-1006 (i p.), 1891.

Williams, Henry S. Paleontological researches, Genesee slate.

Science (edited by Michels),vol. 1, pp. 190- 

191,40,1880.

 Channel fillings in Upper Devonian 

shales.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, pp. 318-320, 

1881.

 The recurrence of faunas in the Devonian rocks of Now York.

Am. ASBOC. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 30, pp. 186- 

191,1882.

 Equivalency of the Lime Creek beds 

of Iowa.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, p. 311 (£ p.), 

1883.

 Comparative paleontology of the 

Devonian formation.

Science, vol. 2, pp. 836-837,1886.

 The undulations of the rock masses 

across central New York State. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proo., vol. 31, p. 412, 

1883.

 On a remarkable fauna at the base 

of the Chemung group in New York.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 97-104, 

1883.

 [Genesee and Portage in Genesee 

and Wyoming counties, N. Y.] 

Science, vol. 3, p. 421 (J p.), 1884.

Williams, Henry S. Continued. 

[ ] The ago of the sandrock at Austin, 

Mower County.

Minnesota Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv.,12th 

Annual Report for 1883, p. 9,1884.

 On the fossil faunas of the Upper 

Devonian along the meridian of 76° 30', 

from Tompkins County, N. Y., to Bradford County, Pa.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

Bull., vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 55-86, Washington, 1884.

 Geographical and physical conditions as modifying fossil faunas. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 33, pp. 422- 

423,1884.

Abstract, Science, vol. 4, pp. 326-327 (J p.), 

1884. 

Discussion by C. A. Ashburiier and J. Hall,

Science, ibid.

 On the classification of the Upper 

Devonian.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 34, pp. 222- 

234,1886.

Abstract, Science, vol. 6, pp. 220-221 (Jp.) 

1885.

Abstract, with comments by J. Hall, Am. 

Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, p. 316 (£ p.), 1885.

 A revision of the Cayuga Lake [New 

York] section of the Devonian.

[Read to Am. Assoc. Adv, Sci., 1886.] 

Brief abstract in Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, 

vol. 32, p. 321,1886.

 Methods of instruction in general 

geology.

Am. Nat., vol. 21, pp. 616-626,1887.

 On the fossil faunas of the Upper 

Devonian the Genesee section, New 

York.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol. 6, pp. 481-603, 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 35, pp. 51-59, 

1888.

Abstracts, Nature, vol. 37, p. 358 (11 lines); 

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International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

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Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 225-239,1888. 

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Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 7, pp. 

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Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 11, pp. 

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Blauvelt, Harrington. The Keymert 

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Am. Phil. Soc., Pioc., vol. 16, pp. 180-181 

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Boas, Franz. Baffin-Land. Geographische Ergebnisse einer in den Jahren 

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Petermann's Mitteilungen, Erganznngsh. 

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Canada Royal Soc., Trans., vol. 5, Sec. IV, 

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Boll, Jacob. Texas in its geognostic and 

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Am. Nat., vol. 13, pp. 375-384, 1879.

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Am. Nat., vol. 14, pp. 684-686, 1880.

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Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 20, p. 1074 (f p.), 1886.

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New York Acad. Sci., Trams., vol. 9, pp. 110- 

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Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 33, pp. 408-413,1885. 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 33, pp. 413-

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Bolton, Richard. On the physical geography and geology of the northern 

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Bonney, T. G. Notes on a part of the 

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Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 44, pp. 32-34, 

1888.

Review by Alexander "Winchell, Am. Geol., 

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[ ] [Remarks on significance of certain features of the Great Lake region 

of America bearing on their history.] 

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 46, p. 532 (£ p.), 

1890.

Disctission of paper by J. W. Spencer "On 

the origin of the basins of the Great Lakes 

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1020 [BULL. 127.

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 The use of fossils in determining the 

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Am. Assoc. Ad. Sci., Proc., vol. 37, p. 206 (§ 

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 [Comparison of cis with trans Atlantic formations.]

Nature, vol. 40, p. 557 (J col.), 1889.

 The Devonian system of North and 

South Devonshire.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, pp. 31-38, 

1890.

Abstract, Am. Assoc. Ad. Sci., Proc., vol. 1 

38, pp. 233-234 (| p.), 1890.

 The Cuboides zone and its fauna; 

a discussion of methods of correlation. 

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 481-500, 

plates 11-13,1890.

Abstracts, Am. Geol.,vol. 5, p. 120(£p.),1890; 

Am. Fat., vol. 24, pp. 290,76G (J p.), 1890.

 North American paleontology for 

1887 and 1888.

Smithsonian lust., Report, 1888, part 1, pp. 

261-326,1890.

[ ] The American committee of the 

International Congress of Geologists.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d seriea, vol. 40, pp. 166-167, 

1890.

[ ] [Geological notes in central and 

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Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2cl edition, 

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 Correlation papers; Devonian and 

Carboniferous, U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. 

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[Abstract.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., Vol. 2, pp. 16-20,1891.

Williams, J. Francis. The igneous rocks 

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Geol. Surv. Arkansas, Keport for 1891, vol. 

2, pp. 1-391,429-457,22 plates, 8 maps, 1891.

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Geol. Surv. Arkansas, Keport for 1891, vol.

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Williams, pp. 407-427,1891.

Williams, J. Lawton. On cycles of sedimentation.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 315-324,1891.

Williams, Moses B., Whitney, J. D., and. 

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Geology of New Hampshire, by Charles T. 

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Williams, Moses B., and Whitney, J. 

D. Continued.

 Eeport on the section from 

Portsmouth to Claremont through Con-

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Geology of New Hampshire, by Charles T. 

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Williams, Samuel G. Notes on the geology of some localities near Canyon 

City, Fremont County, Colo.

"United States geological and geographical 

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Washington, 1876.

 Dip of the rocks in central New York.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, pp. 303-305, 

1883.

 The geological age, character, and 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 33, pp. 402 

(i p.), 3885. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 4, p. 325 (& p.), 1884.

 Geological relations of the gypsum 

deposits in Cayuga County, N. Y.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, pp. 212-218,

1885.

 The westward extension of rocks of 

Lower Helderberg age in New York. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, pp. 139-145,

1886.

Abstract, Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 

34, pp. 235-236,1886..

Am. Nat., vol. 20, p. 372 (J p.), 1884.

 Note on the Lower Helderberg rocks 

of Cayuga Lake.

New York, 6th Annual Eeport of the 

geologist, 1886, pp. 10-12, Albany, 1887.

 Note on the Lower Helderberg rocks 

of Cayuga County, N. Y.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 35, pp. 214- 

215 (i p.), 1887.

 The Tully limestone; its distribution 

and its known fossils.

New York, 6th Annual Eeport of the geologist, 1886, pp. 13-29, map, Albany, 1887.

 The Tully limestone, its distribution, 

its irregularities, its character, and its 

life.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol.~35, pp. 213- 

214 (J p.), 1887.

Williams, Samuel J. Applied geology, 

386 pages, 12°, New York, 1886.

Willimott, Charles W. Notes on some of 

the mines in. the Province of Quebec. 

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1880,1881,1882, pp. 1GG-14GG, Montreal, 1883.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1021

Willimott, Charles W< Continued.

 Report of observations in 1883 on 

some mines and minerals in Ontario, 

Quebec, and Nova Scotia.

Gool. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress, 

1882,1883,1884, pp. 1L-28L, Montreal, 1885.

Willis, Bailey. The lignites of the great 

Sioux reservation. A report on the 

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TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

Bull., vol. 3, pp. 335-348,5 plates, No. 21, Washington, 1885.

 Notes on samples of iron ore collected in North Carolina.

10th Census U.S.,vol. 15, Mining Industries, 

pp. 301-329, maps, 4°, Washington, 1886.

 Notes on the samples of iron ore collected in Ohio.

10th CensusTJ. S., vol. 15, Mininglndustries, 

pp. 235-243,4°, Washington, 1886.

 Notes on the samples of iron ore collected in east Tennessee.

10th Census U. S., vol. 15, Mining Industries, 

pp. 331-350, maps, 4°, Washington, 1886.

 Report of a trip on the Upper Mississippi and to Verrnillion Lake, Minn.

10th Census TJ. S., vol. 15, Mining Industries, 

pp. 457-467, maps, 4°, Washington, 1880.

 Report on certain magnetites in 

eastern Pennsylvania.

10th Census TJ. S., vol. 15, Mining Industries, 

pp. 223-234,4°, Washington, 1886.

 Report ou the coal fields of Washington Territory.

10thCensusTJ. S., vol. 15, Mininglndustries, 

pp. 759-771, maps, plates, 4°, Washington, 1886.

 Notes on the samples of iron ore collected in Alabama.

10th Census U. S., vol. 15, Mininglndustries, 

pp. 400-401, map, Washington, 1886.

 Changes in river courses in Washington Territory, dne to glaciation.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol. 6, pp. 473-480, 4 

plates, No. 40, Washington, 1887.

 Topography and structure in the 

Bays Mountains, Tenn.

School of Mines Quart., vol. 8, pp. 242-252, 

1887.

[ ] [Absence of sierra structure in 

northern Washington Territory.]

Washington Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 9, p. 8, 

(J p.), 1887.

 The marble of Hawkins County, 

Tenn.

School of Minos Quart., vol. 9, pp. 112-123,

Willis, Bailey Continued.

 Mount Rainier and its glaciers.

Washington Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 10, p. 10 

(J p.), 1888.

 Round about Asheville.

National Geogr. Mag., vol. 1, pp. 291-300, 

map, 1889.

[ ] Washington.

Macfarlano's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

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 Report, Appalachian division.

U. S. Geol. Surv., 10th Eeport, J. W. 

Powell, pp. 119-122, 18DO, Washington, 1890.

 Graphic field notes for areal geology.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 177-188, 

plate 0, 1891.

School of Mines, Quart., vol. 12, pp. 319-333, 

1891.

 [On the relations existing between 

faulting and the arrangement of strata 

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Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, p. 154 (J p.), 

1891.

In discussion of " The overthrust faults of 

the Southern Appalachians," by C. W. Hayes.

Williston, S. W. American Jurassic 

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Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 6, pp. 42-46, 

1878.

 Chalk from the Niobrara Cretaceous 

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Science, vol. 16, p. 294 (f col.), 4°, 1890.

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Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 12, p. 100 

(J p.), 1890.

Wilson, E. H. Report upon the results 

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Ark., Arkansas City, Ark., Greenville, 

Miss., and Lake Providence, La., with 

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Letter Sec. War, Report of progress, Mississippi River Commission, November 25, 1881, 

47th Gong., 1st sess., Senate Ex. Doc. No. 10, 

pp. 139-171, Washington, 1882.

Wilson, Joseph D. Observations of 

fiuviatile deposits in Peoria Lake, 111.

Chicago Acad. Sci., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 13-29, 

1883.

Winchell, Alexander. On the geology 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc.,vol. 7, pp. 150- 

153, 1856.

 The shell marls of Michigan.

Michigan Farmer, September, 1855, pp. 257- 

259, 1855, '
1022 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Winchell, Alexander Continued.

 Statistics of some artesian wells of

Alabama.

. Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 10, part 2, 

i pp. 94-103,1857.

 Notes on the geology of middle and 

! southern Alabama.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 10, part 2, 

1 pp. 82-93,1857.

 Geology.

Geol. Surv. Michigan, 1st Biennial Eeport 

of progress, pp. 19-206, Lansing, J861.

 Notice of the rocks lying between 

the Carboniferous limestone of the 

lower peninsula of Michigan and the 

limestones of the Hamilton group, with 

descriptions of some cephalopods supposed to be new to science.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 33, pp. 352-366, 

1862.

 On the saliferoua rocks and salt 

springs of Michigan.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 34, pp. 307-311,

1862.

 On the identification of the Catskill 

red sandstone group with the Chemung.

Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series, vol. 35, pp. 61-62,

1863.

 On the origin of the prairies of the 

valley of the Mississippi.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 38, pp. 332-344, 

444-445,1864. 

Bead to Illinois Nat. Hist. Soc., June, 1863.

 Notice of a small collection of fossils 

from the Potsdam sandstone of Wisconsin and Lake Superior sandstone of 

Michigan.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 37, pp. 226-232, 

1861.

 Descriptions of new species of fossils from the Marshall group of Michigan and its supposed equivalent in 

other States [etc.].

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. for 1865 [vol. 

17], pp. 109-133,1865.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 41, 

pp. 120-121 (J p.), 1866.

 On the oil formation in Michigan 

and elsewhere.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 39, pp. 350-355, 

1865.

From a report on the "Baker tract," near 

Lakeporfc, St. Glair County, Mich., 8 pages, 8°, 

Detroit, 1864.

Winchell, Alexander Continued.

 Some indications of a northward 

transportation of drift materials in the 

lower peninsula of Michigan.

Am. Jour. Soi., 2d series, vol. 40, pp. 331-338, 

1865.

 Geological map of Michigan, Philadelphia, 1866.

Described in Nones Jahrbuch, 1868, pp. 

99-101.

 Report on geological and industrial 

resources of the Grand Traverse region, 

on the counties of Antrim, Grand Traverse, Benzie, and Leelanaw, ill the 

lower peninsula of Michigan, 98 pages, 

map, Ann Arbor, 1866.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 42, 

p. 268 (J p.), 1866.

 Note on the geology of petroleum in 

Canada west.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol.41,pp. 176-178, 

1866.

 Notes on fossils from Tennessee, collected from the strata immediately 

overlying the black shale, and transmitted for examination by J. M. Safford.

Geology of Tennessee, Safford, pp. 440-446, 

Nashville, 1869.

 Notes on some post-Tertiary phenomena in Michigan.

Bead to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1871. 

Abstract, Am. Nat.,vol. 4, pp. 504-505 (&P.), 

1871.

 [Remarks on bowlder from coal bed 

in Ohio.]

Bead to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1871. 

Am. Nat., vol. 5, p. 606 (£ p.), 1871.

 [Remarks on correlation of drift 

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States, in discussion of E. W. Hilgard's 

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Bead to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1871.

Am. Nat., vol. 5, p. 520 (J p.), 1871.

 Notes and descriptions of fossils 

from the Marshall groups of the Western States, with notes on fossils from 

other formations.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 11, pp. 245-260, 

1871.

 On the geological age and equivalents of the Marshall group.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 11, pp. 57-82,385- 

418,1871. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 2, p. 445 (i p.), 1869.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1023

Winchell, Alexander Continued.

 General geology of the State.

Gcol. Surv. Michigan, Keport of progress 

presented November 22, 1870, pp. 26-33, Laneing, 1871.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, 

pp. 385-386 (f p.), 1871.

 Report of a geological survey of the 

vicinity of Belleplaine, Scott County, 

Miun., 16 pages, St. Paul, 1872.

 The diagonal system in the physical 

features of Michigan.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 6, pp. 36-40, 

1873.

 Supposed agency of ice floes in the 

Champlain period.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, pp. 225-228, 

1876.

 Rectification of the geological map 

of Michigan.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 24, part 2, 

pp. 27-43,1876.

 Michigan; being a condensed popular sketch of the topography, climate, 

arid geology of the State, 121 pages, 4 

maps.

Extracted from "Waiting's Atlas of Michigan, 1879.

 Michigan [geological formations].

Macfarlauo's Am. G-eol. E. E. Guide, pp. 115- 

121,1879.

 Sparks from a geologist's hammer, 

400 pages, 16°, Chicago, 1881.

 Secular increase of the earth's mass. 

Science, vol. 2, pp. 820-821,1883. 

Chemical News, March, 1884.

 World life, or comparative geology, 

xxiv, 643 pages, Chicago, 1883.

 Geological excursions, or the rudiments of geology for young learners, 

vi, 234,120 pages, Chicago, 1884.

[ ] Limits of Tertiary in Alabama. 

Science, vol. 3, p. 32 (i p.), 1884.

 On the geology of Ann Arbor.

Eead to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1885.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, p. 315 (J p.),

1885.

 Sources of trend and crustal surplusage in mountain structures.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., I*roc., vol. 34, pp. 209- 

212,1885.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, pp. 417-420, 

1885.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci, 3d series, vol. 30, 

p. 310 (7 lines); Science, vol. 0, p. 220 (fc p.), 4°.

Winchell, Alexander Continued.

 Geological studies, or elements of 

geology, xxv, 513 pages, Chicago, 1886.

 Walks and talks in the geological 

field, 329 pages, 12°, New York, 1886.

 Report of geological observations 

made in northeastern Minnesota during 

the season of 1886.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 15th 

Keport, 1886, pp. 7-206, map, 1887.

 Unconformibility between the Animikie and the Vermilion series.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 34, p. 314,1887.

 Views on the Archean.

International Gong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Eoports, 1888, A, p. 206,1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 146-184, in part, 1888.

 The unconformities of the Anirnikie 

in Minnesota.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 14-24,1888.

 Some effects of pressure of a continental glacier.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 139-143,1888.

 The Taconic question.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 347-363,1888.

 Geology as a means of culture. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 44-51,100-114,1888.

 [On the use of the term "Taconic."] 

International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Keports, 1888 B, pp. 12-13, 1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 202-203,1888.

 [On the nomenclature of the Tertiary and the faunal relations and designation of the Quaternary.]

International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Keports, 1888 F, pp. 16-17 (§ p.), 1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 282-382,1888.

 Report of a geological survey in 

Minnesota during the season of 1887, 

embracing comparative observations in 

some other regions.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 16th 

Eeport, pp. 133-391, Minneapolis, 1888.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 37, 

pp. 497-498,1889.

 Conglomerates inclosed in gneissic 

terranes.

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 153-165,256-261,1889.

[ ] Rejoinder to Dr. Lawson [on rock 

foliation and sedimentation]. 

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 193-195,1889.

 Two systems confounded in the 

Huronian.

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 212-214,1889.
1024 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Winchell, Alexander Continued.

 Systematic results of a field study 

of the Archean rocks of the Northwest. 

[Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 37, pp. 205- 

206 (J p.), 1889.

Abstract, Science, vol. 12, p. 100 (12 lines), 

1888.

 Field studies in the Archean rocks of 

Minnesota, with accessory observations 

in Ontario, Michigan, .and Wisconsin, 

504 pages, Ann Arbor, 1889.

Reprint of reports in Reports of Geol. and 

Nat. Hist, of Minnesota for 1886 and 1887.

 Some results of Archean studies.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 357-390,392- 

393,1890.

Discussed by C. R. Van Hise, pp. 391-393. 

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 121 (J p.); 

Am. Nat., vol. 24, pp. 291-292,1890.

 [Strength of the earth's crust.]

Geol. Soc. Am.. Bull., vol. 1, pp. 25-26 (i p.),

1890. 

Discussion of paper by G. K. Gilbert with

that title.

 [Remarks on the distribution of 

bowlders in the lower peninsula of 

Michigan.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, p. 29 (Jp.), 1890. 

In discussion of paper by T. C. Chamberlin 

on " Bowlder belts distinguished from bowlder trains." ,

 The geological position of the 

Ogishke conglomerate. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 38, pp. 

234-235 (J p.), 1890.

 Recent observations on some Canadian rocks.

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 360-370,1890. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 25, pp. 365-366 

(i p.), 1891.

 Michigan.

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 189-197,1890.

 Recent views about glaciers. 

The Forum, vol. 10, pp. 306-314,1890.

 American opinion on the older rocks. 

Geol. Surv. Minnesota, 18th Report, pp. 65- 

219 [1891. ]

 A last word with the Hnronian.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 85-124,1891. 

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 25, pp. 651-652; 

Am. Geol., vol. 7, p. 261 (£ p.), 1891.

 and Marcy, Oliver. Enumeration 

of fossils collected in the Niagara limestone at Chicago, 111., with descriptions 

of several new species.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Memoirs, vol. 1, pp. 

81-114, plate, 40,1866-1869.

Winchell, H. V. Partial report of observations made by.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 15th 

Report, 1886, pp. 403-419, Minneapolis, 1887.

 Report of observations made during 

the summer of 1887.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 16th 

Report, pp. 395-478, map, Minneapolis, 1888.

 The diabasic schists containing the 

jaspilite beds of northeastern Minnesota.

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 18-22,1889.

 Report of field observations made 

during the season of 1888, in the iron 

regions of Minnesota.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 17th 

Report, pp. 77-145, Minneapolis, 1889.

 Geological age of the Saganaga 

granite.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, pp. 386-390, 

1891.

 Winchell, N. H., and. On a possible chemical origin of the iron ores of 

the Keewatin in Minnesota. 

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 291-300,1889. 

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 38, pp. 233- 

242,1889.

Geol. Surv. Minnesota, Bull. No. 6, pp. 391- 

399,1891.

 - - [Professor Irving and the Keewatin series, and the origin and horizon 

of the iron ores of the Vermilion Lake 

series.]

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 383-386,1889.

 The Taconic iron ores of Minnesota and of western New England.

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 263-274,1890.

Geol. Surv. Minnesota, Bull. No. 6, pp. 400- 

410,1891.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 40, p. 

332 (J p.), 1890.

 The iron ores of Minnesota, 

their geology, discovery, development, 

qualities, and origin, and' comparison 

with those of other iron districts. 

Geol. Surv. Minnesota, Bull., No. 6,430 

pages, 44 plates, including 3 folding 

maps, Minneapolis, 1891.

In Appendices A, B, and C are republished 

"On a possible chemical origin of the ores of 

the Keewatin in Minnesota," and "The Taconic iron ores of Minnesota and western New 

England," by N. H. and H. V. Winchell, and 

"The Eastern equivalents of the Minnesota 

iron ores," by N. H. "Winchell.

Abstracts, Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 52, p. 

3 (f p.), 4°; Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 370-374,1891.
DAHTON.] NOKTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1025

Winchell, N. H. The glacial features 

of Green Bay of Lake Michigan, \vith 

some observations on a probable former 

outlet of Lake Superior.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 2, pp. 15-19, 

1871.

 Chart of geological nomenclature 

intended to express the relation of Minnesota to the great geological series of 

the earth, and the probable equivalency of some of the names the formation has received in the various States 

and in Europe.

Geol. anil Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 1st

Annual Report for 1872, chart opposite p. 38,

St. Paul, 1873.

 [General sketch of the geology of 

Minnesota.]

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 1st 

Annual Report for 1872, pp. 40-48, 60-64, 64-118, 

preliminary geologic map of the State, St. 

Paul, 1873.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 5, p. 

313 (J p.), 1873.

Map also in annual report of board of regents of University of Minnesota for 1872, St. 

Paul, 1873.

 The surface geology of northwestern 

Ohio.

Am. Asaoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 152- 

186,1873.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 4, pp. 

321-322,1872.

 Reports on the geology of Sandusky, Seneca, Wyandot, and Marion 

counties.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 1, pp. 591-645, 

4 maps, Columbus, 1873.

 The drift deposits of the Northwest. 

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 3, pp. 202-210,

1873.

Reviewed by J. D. D[ana], Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d series, vol. 13, pp. 64-65 (J p.), 1876.

 On the Hamilton in Ohio.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 7, pp. 395-398,

1874.

 Geological notes from early explorers 

in the Minnesota Valley.

Minnesota Acad. Sci., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 89-101, 

153-156,1874.

 The Devonian limestones in Ohio.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol.22, part 2, 

pp. 100-104, 1874.

[ ] Peat.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 2d 

Annual Report for 1873, pp. 88-127, St. Paul, 

1874.

Bull. 127 65

Winchell, N. H. Continued. 

[ ] Tho Belleplaine salt well.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 2d

Annual Report for 1873, pp. 79-87, St. Paul,

1874.

 [Geology of Ottawa, Crawford, Morrow, Delaware,Van Wert,Union, Paulding, Hardiu, Hancock, Wood, Putnam, 

Alien, Anglaize, Mercer, Henry, and 

Defiance counties.]

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 2, pp. 227-438, 

Columbus, 1874.

[ ] The geology of the Minnesota 

Valley.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 2d 

Annual Report for 1873, pp. 127-212, St. Paul,

1874.

[ ] Report on the geology of Freeborn 

County.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Snrv. Minnesota, 3d 

Annual Report for 1874, pp. 5-19, map, St. 

Paul, 1875.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, 

pp. 306-307 (J p.), 1875.

 From the Red River of the North to 

Fort Abraham Lincoln.

Report of a reconnaissance of the Black 

Hills of Dakota, made in the summer of 1874, 

by William Ludlow, pp. 21-66, map, 4°, Washington, 1875.

IT. S. A. Report of Chief of Engineers, 1874. 

Appendix PP, pp. 1131-1172, Washington,

1875.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, 

pp. 385-386 (i p.), 1875.

 Notes on the deep well drilled at 

East Minneapolis, Minn., in 1874-75.

Minnesota Acad. Sci., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 187- 

189.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, 

p. 478 (J p.), 1877.

 Note on lignite in the Cretaceous of 

Minnesota.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series,vol. 10, p. 307 (£ p.), 

1875.

[ ] Report on the geology of Mower 

County.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 3d 

Annual Report for 1874Kpp. 20-36, map, St. 

Paul, 1875.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, 

p. 306-307(1 p.), 1875.

 The economical geology of the region of Cheboygan and Old Mackinac, 

in the counties of Presque He, Emmet, 

and Cheboygan.

12th Annual Report of the secretary of the 

State board of agriculture, Michigan, for 1873, 

pp. 103-107, Lansing, 1875.
1026 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Winchell, N. H. Continued.

 Vegetable remains in the drift deposits of the Northwest.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 24, part 2, 

pp. 43-56, 1876.

 On the parallelism of Devonian outcrops in Michigan and Ohio.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 24, part 2, 

pp. 57-59,1876.

[ ] Keport on the geology of Fillmore 

County.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 4th 

Annual Report for 1875, pp. 251-303, map, St. 

Paul, 1876.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, 

p. 149 (J p.), 1877.

[" ] The geology of Houston County.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 5tli 

Annual Keport for 1876, pp. 9-50, map, St. Paul,'

1877.

[ ] The geology of Hennepin County.

Gool. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 5th 

Annual Report for 1876, pp. 131-201, map, St. 

Paul, 1877.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 14, 

pp. 422-423 ft p.), 1877.

 The geology of Rock and Pipestone 

counties.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota. 6th 

Annual Report for 1877, pp. 93-111, map, Minneapolis, 1878.

 The geology of Morrison County.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 6th 

Annual Report for 1877, pp. 50-53, Minneapolis, 1878.

[ ] The geology of Ramsey County.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 6th 

Annual Report for 1877, pp. 66-92, map, Minneapolis, 1878.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 17, 

pp. 168-170,1879.

[ ] Reconnaissances [inWright, Goodhue, and Rice counties and along Northern Pacific Railroad].

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 6th 

Annual Report for 1877, pp. 43-49, Minneap. 

olis, 1878.

[ ] The \vater supply of the Red River 

valley.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 6th 

Annual Report for 1877, pp. 9-42, Minneapolis,

1878.

 The recession of the Falls of St. Anthony.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 34, pp. 886-901, 

1878,

Abstract, Phil, Mag., new series, vol. 6,70-71 

(ft p.), 1878.

Winchell, N. H. Continued.

 Minnesota. [Geological formations.]

Macfarlane's Am. Geol. R. R. Guide, pp. 

145-147,1879.

 Sketch of the work of the season of 

1878.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 7th 

Annual Report for 1878, pp. 9-25, Minneapolis,

1879.

[ ] The cupriferous series at Duluth.

Geol. aud Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 8th

Annual Report for 1879, pp. 22-26, St. Paul,

1880.

[ ] Section of a deep well at Emmetsburg, Iowa.

Minnesota Acad. Sci., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 387- 

388,1880.

 The Cretaceous in Minnesota.

Minnesota Acad. Sci., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 347- 

350,1880.

[ ] Preliminary list of rocks [from 

crystalline formations of northern 

Minnesota].

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 9th 

Annual Report for 1880, pp. 10-114, St. Peter, 

1881.

 Geology of the Upper Mississippi 

Valley.

Minnesota Historical Company's history of 

the Upper Mississippi Valley, pp. 700-707, 

Minneapolis, 1881.

 The cupriferous series in Minnesota.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 9th 

Annual Report for 1880, pp. 385-387, St. Peter, 

1881.

Science (edited by Michels), vol. 1, p. 197 

(J p.), 1880.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 29, pp. 422- 

425,1880.

 Summary statement.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 10th 

Annual Report for 1881, pp. 5-8, St. Paul, 1882.

Reviewed by J. D. D [ana], Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d series, vol. 25, pp. 156-157 (§ p.), 1883.

 Typical thin sections of the rocks

of the cupriferous series in Minnesota.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 10th

Annual Report for 1881, pp. 137-143, St. Paul,

1882.

[ ] The Potsdam sandstone.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 10th 

Annual Report for 1881, pp. 123-136, St. Paul, 

. 1882.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 17, p. 536 (fc p.), 

1883; Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 153- 

156 (f p.), 1883.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1027

Winchell, N. H. Continued. 

[ ] Preliminary list of rocks.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 10th 

Annual Eeport for 188], pp. 9-122, St. Paul, 

1882.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, 

p. 156 (J p.), 1883.

 The geology of the deep well drilled 

by C. C. Whelpley, at Minneapolis, at 

the "C"Washburn Mill.

Geol. and Nat. Hiat. Surv. Minnesota, 10th 

Annual Keport tor 1881, pp. 211-217, St. Paul, 

1882. 

Head to Minnesota Acad. Sci., 1882.

 Ball's observations on Arctic ice and 

the bearing of the facts on Glacial phenomena in Minnesota.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, pp. 358-360, 

1881.

 Re"8um6 d'une communication sur la 

nomenclature ge"ologique dans l'e"chelle 

stratigraphique.

Cougres Geol. International, CompteEendu, 

2d session, pp. 642-646, Cologne, 1882.

 -Typical thin sections of the rocks of 

the cupriferous series in Minnesota.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 30, pp. 160- 

166,1882.

 Clay pebbles from Princeton, Minu. 

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 32, p. 238 

(i p.), 1884. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 2, p. 324 (J p.), 1883.

 The Lake Superior rocks. 

Science, vol. 1, p. 334,1883. 

Review of A. E. C. Selwyn, ibid., p. 11, .and E. 

D. Irving, ibid., pp. 140-141. 

Eoviewedby E. D. Irving, ibid.,p.422 (Jp.).

 Note on the age of the rocks of the 

Mesabi acd Vermilion iron districts.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, llth 

Annual Eeport for 1882, pp. 168-170, Minneapolis, 1884.

[ ] Minnesota [building stones].

10th Census TJ. S., Eeport on'the building 

stones of the United States and statistics of 

the quarry industry for 1880, pp. 244-256, 

bound as part of Vol. X, but with separate 

pagination, Washington, 1884.

 Comparative strengths of Minnesota 

and New England granites. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 32, pp. 249- 

250,1884.

 The crystalline rocks of the Northwest.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 33, pp. 363- 

379,1885. 

Am. Nat., vol. 18, pp. 984-1001,1884.

Winchell, N. H. Continued.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 13th 

Annual Eeport, pp. 124-140, St. Paul, 1885.

Abstracts, Science, vol. 4, pp. 238-240,1884; 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, p. 397 (Jp.), 

1885.

 Note on-the sandstones of Taquainenoii Bay, Lake Superior.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 339-340 

(i p.), 1885.

 Notes of a reconnaissance into Pope 

County [and trip across Mesabi range 

to Vermillion Lake].

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 13th 

Annual Eeport for 1884, pp. 10-24, St. Paul," 

1885.

[ ] The Vermilion iron ores.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 13th 

Annual Report for 1884, pp. 25-35, St. Paul, 

1885.

[ ] The crystalline rocks of Minnesota. 

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 13th 

Annual Eoport for 1884, pp. 36-38, St. Paul, 

1885.

[ :] Fossils from the red quartzite at 

Pipestoue.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 13th 

Annual Eoport for 1884, pp. 65-72, includes letters from J. D. Dana, Ford, and Dodge, pp. 68- 

70, St. Paul, 1885.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 30, 

pp. 396-397 (£p.),1885. 

Science, vol. 6, p. 220 ( & p.), 4", 1885.

[ ] The deep well at Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 13th 

Annual Eeport for 1884, pp. 50-54, St. Paul, 

1885.

 Notes on the artesian wells at Mendota, Hastings, Red Wing, Lake City, 

and Brownsville, and on the deep wells 

at St. Paul.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 13th 

Annual Eeport for 1884, pp. 55-64, St. Paul, 

1885.

 The Humboldt salt well in Kittson 

County.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 13th 

Annual Eeport for 1884, pp. 41-47, St. Paul, 

1885.

Abstract, Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 

33, pp. 399-400(J p.), 1885.

 Notes on some deep wells in Minnesota.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 14th 

Annual Eeportfor 1885, pp. 11-16, 348-353,1885.

 Revision of the stratigraphy of the 

Cambrian in Minnesota.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 14th 

Annual Eeport for 1885, pp. 325-337,1885.
[BULL. 127.

Winchell, N. H. Continued.

 The Tacouic controversy in a nutshell.

Science, vol. 7, p. 34 (f p.), 1886.

 Notice of Lingula and Paradoxides 

from the red quartzytes of Minnesota. 

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 34, p. 214 

(6 lines), 1886.

 Views on the Archean.

International Gong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Reports, 1888, A, p. , 1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 146-184, in part, 1888.

 The geology of Hennepin County. 

History of Minneapolis, pp. 49-62,4°, [1891].

 Geological report.

Geol. and. Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 15th 

Eeport, 1886, pp. 211-399, map, Minneapolis, 

1887.

 Notes on the classification and nomenclature for the American committee of the International Geological Congress, March, 1887.

Am. Nat., vol. 21, pp. 693-700,1887.

 The granite and quartzite contact 

at the Aurora mine, Gogebic iron range, 

at Ironwood, Mioh. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol.36, p. 211 

(J p.), 1888.

 The Animikie black slates and quartzites and the Ogishke conglomerate of 

Minnesota, the equivalent of the "Original Huronian."

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 11-14,1888.

 Some objections to the term Taconic 

considered.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 162-173,1888.

 A great Primordial quartzite.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 173-178,1888. 

[ ] Note [on small outliers of Cretaceous in Minnesota].

Am. Geol., vol. 2, p. 334 (J p.), 1888.

 Eeport of the subcommittee on the 

lower Paleozoic.

International Gong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Eeporta, 1888 B, p. 37,1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 193-224,1888.

 Preface.

Geology of Minnesota, Final Report, vol. 2, 

pp. xiii-xxiv, 1888.

 The geology of Wabasha County 

[and Goodhue and Dakota counties].

Geology of Minnesota, Final Report, vol. 2, 

pp. 1-101, maps, 1888.

 The geology of Hennepin County 

[and Eamsey and Washington counties].

Geology of Minnesota, Final Report, vol. 2, 

pp. 264-398, maps, Plates A, M-Z, 1888.

Winchell, N. H. Continued.

 Eeport [original Huronian ironbearing rocks in Marquette and Gogebic region and northeastern Minnesota] .

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 16th 

Report, pp. 13-129,1888.

 Natural gas in Minnesota.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 

Bull. No. 5, 39 pages, St. Paul, 1889.

 The crystalline rocks of Minnesota. 

General report of progress made in the 

study of their field relations. Statement of problems yet to be solved.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 17th 

Report, pp. 5-74,1889. 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 59-60,1889. 

Review by J. D. D[ana], Am. Jour. Sci., 3d 

series, vol. 39, pp. 167-168 (gp.), 1890.

[ ] List of American publications between 1872 and 1889 that have some relation to the crystalline rocks of the 

Northwest.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 17th 

Report, pp. 233-265,1889.

 Notice of the discovery of Lingula 

and Paradoxides in the red quartzites 

of Minnesota.

Minnesota Acad.Sci., Bull., vol. 3, part 1, pp. 

103-105,1889.

Some thoughts on eruptive rocks,

with special reference to those of Minnesota.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 37, pp. 212- 

221,1889.

 Methods of stratigraphy in studying 

the Huronian.

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 342-357,1889.

[ ] Northern Pacific Eailroad.

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 258-259, 1890.

 Eecord of field observations.

Geol. Silrv. Minnesota, 18th Report, pp. 7- 

63 [1891?].

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 198-199 (i 

p.), 1891; Am. Nat., vol. 25, pp. 737-738 (J p.), 

1891.

 The Eastern equivalents of the Minnesota iron ores.

Geol. Surv. Minnesota, Bull. No. 6, pp. 411- 

419,1891.

Read to Minnesota Acad. Sci., October 7, 

. 1890.

 What constitutes the Taconic mountains? [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 39, pp. 246- 

247 (J p.), 1891.
DARTOti.j 'NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 102$

Wiiichell, N. H. Continued.

 and Upham, Warreu. Geological 

and natural history survey of Minnesota, N. H. Winchell, State geologist, 

1872-1882. The geology of Minnesota, 

vol. 1 of the final report, xiv, 695 pages, 

43 plates, 4°, Minneapolis, 1884.

and Winchell, H. V. On a possible

chemical origin, of the iron ores of the 

Keewatin in Minnesota.

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 291-300,1869.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 38, pp. 235- 

242,1889.

Geol. Surv. Minnesota, Bull. No. 6, pp. 391- 

399,1891.

 [Professor Irving and the Keewatiu series and the origin and horizon of the iron ores of the Vermilion

Lake series.]

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 383-380,1889.

 The Taconic iron ores of Minnesota and western New England. 

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 263-274,1890. 

Geol. Surv. Minnesota, Bull. No. 6, pp. 400- 

410,1891.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol.40, 

p. 332 (^ p.), 1890. ;

 The iron ores of Minnesota, 

their geology, discovery, development, 

qualities, and origin, and comparison 

with those of other iron districts. 

Geol. Surv. Minnesota, Bull. No. 6, 430 

pages, 44 plates, including three folded 

maps, Minneapolis, 1891.

Abstracts, Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 52, 

p. 3 (J p.), 4°, 1891; Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 370- 

374,1891.

In Appendices A, B, C are republished "On 

a possible chemical origin of the ores of the 

Keewatin in Minnesota," and "The Taconic 

iron ores of Minnesota and western NewEngland," by N. H. and H. V. "Winchell, and 

"The Eastern equivalents of the Minnesota 

iron ores," by N. H. "Winchell.

Winslow, Arthur. Peculiarities of 

weathering in the Pottsville conglomerate.

Science, vol. 3, pp. 12-14,1884.

 The Lehigh River cross section 

measured, mapped, and described in 

detail; edited by J. P. Lesley.

Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report for 1886, 

part 4, pp. 1331-1371, sheets 1-5, in atlas, Harrisburg, 1887.

 A preliminary report on a portion of 

the coal regions of Arkansas.

Geol. Surv. Arkansas, Report for 1888, vol. 

3, pp. 1-92, map, Little Rock, 1888.

Winslow, Arthur Continued.

 Notes on the coal beds of Lafayette

County.

Geol. Surv. Missouri, Bull. No.],pp. 14-21, 

1890.

 The geotectonic and physiographic 

geology of western Arkansas.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull.,vol. 2, pp. 225-242, plate 

8,1891.

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 7, p. 259 (J p.); 

Am. Nat., vol. 25, p. 364 (6 lines), 1891.

Discussed by T. M. Reade, Am. Geol., vol. 8, 

pp. 275-287,1891.

 Geological survey of Missouri. Biennial Report of the State geologist, 

transmitted by the bureau of geology 

and mines to the general assembly, 53 

pages, 2 plates, Jefferson City, 1891.

 Remarks on the construction of 

topographic maps for geologic p urposes. 

[Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 39, pp. 252- 

255,1891.

Winslow, C. F. On the supposed bed of 

coral at a high elevation on the Island 

of Maui.

Am. Jour. Sci'., 2d series, vol. 15, pp. 450-451 

. (4 p.), 1853.

 [On fossil bones from the Andes, 

and the beds containing them.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 75- 

77,1866.

 [Dynamics of geology.]

Essex lust., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 111-112,1871.

 Letter from, containing description 

of a deep excavation in the valley of 

the Rhine near the mouth of the 

Neckar, and of a mortar-shaped pebble 

found 25 feet below surface.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 20- 

22,1872.

Winwood, H. H. Geological age of the 

Rocky Mountains.

Geol. Mag., 3d decade, vol. 2, p. 240 (J p.), 

1885.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, 

p. 79 (7 lines), 1885.

Wisconsin.

1821. Travels through the Northwest, 

Schoolcraft.

1836. Reconnaissance from Washington

through Wisconsin to Coteau

des Prairies, Featherstonhaugh.

Region around Fort Winnebago,

Ruggles.

1840. Report on lead region of the Upper Mississippi, Locke.
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[Bonny, John S.] [Relations of crinoidbearing bed at Schoharie, N. Y.] 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 31, p. 187 (J p.), 1837.

Bonnycastle, R. E. Desultory observation on a few of the rocks and minerals 

of upper Canada.

Quebec Lit. and Hist. Soc., Trans.,vol. 1, pp. 

62-70, 1829.

 On the transition rocks of the Cataraqui.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol.18, pp. 85-104,1830; vol. 

20, pp. 74-82, plate; vol.24, pp.97-104; vol.30, 

pp. 233-248, 1836.

 Newfoundland in 1842, 2 vols., map,

12C , London, 1842. [Not seen.] 

Booth, Henry. On the discovery of Utica 

slate graptolites on the west side of the 

Hudson a few miles north of Poughkeepsie.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26,p. 380, (ip.), 

1883.

Booth, James C. First and second annual reports [on geology of Delaware], 

25 pages, Dover, 1839.

 Memoir of the geological survey of 

the State of Delaware, including the 

application of the geological observations to agriculture. Dover, 1841, i-xi, 

9-188 pages.

 Report on soils.

Explorations of route to the Pacific near the 

32d parallel underPope.AppendixC, pp. 95-97, 

"Washington, 1855.

House Doc. 129. pp. No. 130-131,"Washington, 

1854.

Borden, W. W. Report of a geological 

survey of Clarke and Floyd counties, 

Ind.

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 5th Annual Report 

for 1873, pp. 134-189, map, Indianapolis, 1874.

 Scott County [and Jefferson County].

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 6th Annual Report 

for 1874, pp. 112-186, maps, Indianapolis, 1875.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, 

pp. 305-306,1875.

 Jennings County [and Ripley 

County].

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 7th Annual Eeport 

for 1875, pp. 146-202, Indianapolis, 1876.

Borie, Jules. Notice sur le lac Sup6rieur 

et sea mines de cuivre de la Rive 

Ame"ricaiue.

St.-£tienne Soc. Industr., Bull., vol. 6, pp. 

233-284; vol. 7, pp. 185-252; vol. 8, pp. 271-272, 

1860.

Allgem. Berg- und Hiitten. Zeit., vol. 4, pp. 

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Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 8, pp. 

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[Bou6, Ami.] Notices of European geology, with remarks on the prevailing 

geological arrangements.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 6, pp. 188-192,1823.

 Geological and miscellaneous observations [South Europe].

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 9, pp. 23-26,1825.

 Einige Bemerknngen .iiber arnerikanisch-rnexikanische Geographic und

Geologic sowie iiber die sogeuannto

Ceutralkette der europaischen Turkei.

. Kais. Akad. der Wisseuschafton "Wion,

Sitzungber., vol. 53, part 1, pp. 325-336,1866.

Bouv6, Thomas T. Review of C. T. Jackson's final report on the geology and 

mineralogy of the State of New Hampshire.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 49, pp. 27-37,1845.

 [On the landslide near Portland, 

Me.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proo., vol. 6, pp. 

131-133, 1859.

 [Change in texture of the Roxbury 

conglomerate series at Hingham.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, p. 183 

(& p.), 1861.

[ ] [Altered conglomerate near Hiugham, Mass.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 9, p. 57 

(i p.), 1865.

 On the origin of porphyry.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 

217-220, 1877.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 10, p. 189 (3 lines), 

1876; Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, p. 495 

(Jp.), 1876.

 The genesis of the Boston Basin and 

its rock formation.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 23, pp. 

29-36, 1888.

 Indian potholes, or giants' kettles 

of foreign writers.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 

218-226, 1889.

 Kame ridges, kettle holes, and other 

phenomena attendant upon the passing 

away of the great ice sheet in Hingham, Mass.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 25, pp. 

173-182, PI. VI, 1891.

Bowen, Eli. Coal and coal oil, a geology 

of the earth, 494 pages, Philadelphia, 

1885.
1030 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Wisconsin Continued. 

1840. Exploration iii Iowa, Wisconsin, 

and Illinois, Owen, D. D.

1842. Notes on geology of the Western 

States, Hall, J.

Wisconsin and Missouri lead re1- 

gions, Hodge, J. T.

Sandstones and beds about North 

American lakes, Schoolcraft.

Lead regions of the Upper Mississippi, Locke, J.

Position of lead-bearing limestone of the Upper Mississippi, 

King, H.

1843. Geology of the Western States, 

Owen, D. D.

Region of basin of Upper Mississippi, Nicollet.

Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

Age of Lake Superior limestones 

and sandstones, Houghtou.

Section from Cleveland to the 

Mississippi, Hall, J.

1844. Geology of valley of the Mississippi, King, H.

Review of New York reports, 

Owen, D. D.

1846. Geology of Western States, Owen,

D.D.

Observations on magnetic dip, 

Whittlesey.

1847. Lacustrine deposits in vicinity of 

the Great Lakes, Lapharn, I. A. 

Report of survey of Wisconsin 

and Iowa, Owen, D. D.

1848. On geology of Wisconsin, Owen,

D.D.

Reconnaissance of Chippewaland 

district, Owen, D. D.; Norwood.

1849. Northern Mississippi, Bolton, R.

1850. Alluvions marines et lacustres et

du terrain erratique, Desor. 

Erratic phenomena about Lake 

Superior, Agassiz, L.

1851. Superficial deposits, Lake Superior land district, Desor.

Ueber Kupfer- und Eisenerze am 

Lake Superior, Koch.

Potsdam on St. Croix River, 

Desor.

Wisconsin Continued.

1851. Azoic system in Lake Superior 

district, Foster and Whitney.

Introduction to report on Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota, 

Owen, D. D.

Geology of Lake Superior land 

district iron region, Foster and 

Whitney.

Paleontology of lowest sandstone of Northwest, Owen, 

D.D.

Geology of southeastern Wisconsin, Laphain, I. A.

Silurian and Devonian iron region of Lake Superior, Hall, J.

Age of sandstone and igneous 

phenomena, Lake Superior, 

Foster and Whitney.

Clay and drift near Lake Superior, Desor.

Terraces of Lake Superior, Desor.

Swamps bordering the Western 

rivers, Desor.

Wells in red clay of Green Bay, 

Whittlesey.

1852. Report on Pigeon Point, Owen, R.

Comparison of geology of Tennessee and New York, Hall, J.

Sur la carte gdologique du lac 

Supe"rieur de Foster et Whitney, Desor.

Wisconsin south of Lake Superior, Whittlesey.

Survey of Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, etc., Owen, D. D.

Explorations in Wisconsin, 

Hall, J.

Report on valleys of Minnesota, 

Mississippi, and Wisconsin 

rivers, Shumard, B. F.

1853. Silur-fauna in Wisconsin and

New York, Barrande. 

Drift of Northern and Western

States, Whittlesey. 

Geologic map of United States,

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Silurian system, Lake Superior 

district, Bailey, J. W.

Lead district, Daniels.

Upper Mississippi lead region, 

Phillips, J. V.

Map of Wisconsin, Iowa, and 

Minnesota, Owen, D. D.

First report on survey of Wisconsin, Daniels.
DAfcTON,] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1031

Wisconsin Continued.

1855. Catalogue of specimens, Owen, 

.D.D.

Review of Murchisoii;8 Siliiria, 

Whituey, J. D.

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

Geologic map of Wisconsin, Lapham, I. A.

Report of survey of Wisconsin, 

Percival.

Esquisse gdologique du Canada, 

Logan and Hunt.

Voyage on Lake Superior, Rivot.

1856. American geologic history, Dana, 

J.D.

Kupfer-Distrikte Lake Superior, 

Posselt.

Carboniferous limestone of Mississippi Valley, Hall; J.

Second report of survey of Wisconsin, Percival.

1857. Fossils in Paleozoic of lower

Wisconsin and Minnesota, Shuinard and Owen. 

Mines do fer des LHats-Unis,

Delesse. 

Huronian and Laurentian of the

Canadian survey, Whitney,

J.D. 

Superficial drifts of northwestern

United States, Whittlesey.

1858. Report of survey of Iowa, Hall 

and Whitney.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Report of survey of Wisconsin 

for 1857, Daniels.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1859. Paleontology of New York, vol.

3, Hall, J. 

Paleontology and the moral sense,

Whittlesey. 

Penokeo iron range, Lapham,

LA.

Notes on Wisconsin, etc., Daniels, 

Clinton iron ore, Rogers, W. B. 

I8fi0. Position of Lake Superior sandstone, Whitney, J. D. 

Analyses of soils, etc., Arkansas,

Peter, R. 

Origin of Azoic of Michigan and

Wisconsin, Whittlesey. 

Devonian in Wisconsin, Lapham,

LA.

Wisconsin C onti nuecl.

1860. Devonian at Milwaukee, Lapham, I, A.

Drift cavities of Wisconsin, Whit= 

tlesey.

1861. Chemical report, survey of Ken"1 

tucky, Peter, R.

1862. Constitution of copper range of

Lake Superior, Williams and

Blandy. 

On Primordial of America,

Hall, J. 

Report on survey of Wisconsin,

Hall and Whitney. 

Position of Waukesha limestone,

Rominger.

1863. Survey of lead regions, Murrish.

1864. Fossils from Potsdam of Wisconsin and Michigan, Winchell, A.

1865. Penokee range, Whittlesey.

Geology aud metallurgy of iron

of Lake Superior, Foster and

Kimball. 

Surface geology of basin of Great

Lakes, Newberry.

1866. Notes on Wisconsin drift, Bliss.

.Map of Canada and part of the

United States, Logan and Hall.

1867. Glacial movements in valley of 

St. Lawrence, Whittlesey.

Notice of fauna of Potsdam sandstone, Hall, J.

Fresh-water glacial drift of the 

Northwest, Whittlesey.

1868. Occurrences of iron in masses,

Whittlesey.

Eozoische Formationsgruppe 

Nord-Amerikas, Credner.

1869. Relations and character of wester u bowlder drift, Andrews, E.

1870. Recent changes in northeastern

Wisconsin, Stuntz. 

Nord-amerikanische Schieferporphyroide, Credner, H.

1871. Surface geology of Great Lakes,

etc., Newberry. 

Notizen aus Minnesota, Kloos. 

Native copper of Lake Superior, 

Henwood.

1872. Results in lead region, Murrish. 

Region about Devils Lake, Eaton,

J.H.

Ancient lakes, Knapp. 

Age of quartzites, etc., of Sank

County, Irving, R. D.
1032 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Wisconsin Continued.

1873. Relations in Sank County, Eaton,

J.H. 

Map of United States, Hitchcock,

C. H.; Hitchcock and Blake. 

Age of inetamorphics, Dodge

County, Irving, R. D.

1874. Age of copper rocks and continuation of synclinal, Irving, R. D.

Upheaval of quartzite of Sank 

and Columbia counties, Chamberlin, T. C.

Notes from early explorers in 

Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Survey of mineral regions, Murrish.

Junction of Primordial and Huronian, Irving, R. D.

Points in northern Wisconsin, 

frying, R. D.

Relations of rocks of Baraboo, 

Eaton, J. H.

Niagara and Lower Helderberg, 

Hall, J.

1875. Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Minerals de for du Lac Supdrieur, 

Sauvage.

Guelph limestone of North Amer 

ica, Nicholson.

1876. Physical geology of Lake Superior, Whittlesey.

Catalogue of Wisconsin exhibit, 

Sweet.

Youngest Huronian south of Lake 

Superior and age of copper 

series, Brooks.

Transportation routes in Wisconsin, Warren, G. K.

Stratification of rocks of southcentral Wisconsin, Irving, R. D.

Notes on northern Wisconsin, 

Sweet.

Kaolin in Wisconsin, Irving, R. D.

Geology of Lake Superior iron 

district, Wright, C. E.

Huronian rocks south of Lake 

Superior, Brooks.

1877. Geology of eastern Wisconsin,

Chamberlin, T. C. 

Geology of central Wisconsin,

Irving, R. D. 

Lithology, Wisconsin survey,

Wright, C. E. 

Geology of lead district, Strong.

Wisconsin Continued.

1877. Operations of survey of Wisconsin, Chamberlin, T. C.

Pipestone of Devils Lake, Woodman.

Report on central and western 

Wisconsin, Irving, R. D.

On genesis of lead ores, Whitney, 

J.D.

Work in Menominee district, 

Wright, C.E.

Age of crystalline rocks, Irving, 

R.D.

Report of Wisconsin survey for 

1873-74, Lapham, I. A.

Report of Wisconsin survey for 

1875, Wright, C. E.

1878. Report on Bayfield and Douglas 

counties, Sweet.

Fauna of Niagara, etc., Milwaukee, Day, F. H.

Work in Penokee range, Irving, 

R.D.

Work in north central Wisconsin, 

Clark, A. C.

Term Hudson River in nomenclature, Hall, J.

St. Croix^ Dunn, and adjacent 

counties, Wooster.

Driftless region, Irving, R. D.

Pine River iron district, Wright, 

C.E.

Youngest Huronian south of Lake 

Superior, Irving, R. D.

Metasomatic development of 

copper rocks, Pumpelly.

Copper series of upper St. Croix

River, Chamberlin, T. C. 

. Preglacial geography of Great 

Lakes region, Claypole.

Origin of driftless regions of the 

Northwest, Irving, R. D.

Driftless interior of North America, Dana, J. D.

Work in east portion of Penokee 

iron range, Chamberlin, T. C.

Dikes and Azoic of southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Extent and significance of Wisconsin kettle moraine, Chamberhn, T. C.

Kettle moraine of Great Lake 

district, Chamberlin, T. C.

1879. North American Mesozoic and

Cenozic, Miller, S. A. 

Report of Wisconsin survey for 

1878, Chamberlin, T. C.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1033

Wisconsin Continued.

1879. Limestones at Falls of the Ohio,

Hall, J. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad

Guide, Wisconsin, Chamberlin,

Irviug and Strong. 

Terminal moraine of ice slieet,

Upham. 

Stratigraphy of Huronian, Irving,

R.D.

1880. Eastern Lake Superior district,

Irving, R. D. 

Huronian west of Penokee gap,

Wright,C.E. 

Resources of Wisconsin, Irving,

R.D. 

Geologic action of humus acids,

Julien. 

Comparison of rocks of Marquette region, Hunt, T. S. 

Le kettle moraine, Chamberlin,

T.C.

Lithology of Keweenawan system, Pumpelly.

Microscopy of rocks from Ashland County, Julien. 

Microscopy of iron rocks from

south of Lake Superior, Wichmann. 

Menorninee iron region, Brooks,

Wright, C. E. 

History of some pre-Cambrian

rocks, Hunt, T. S. 

Western Lake Superior district,

Sweet. 

Structure of northern Wisconsin,

Irving, R. D. 

Upper St. Croix district, Strong.

1881. Geology of Upper Mississippi 

Valley, Winchell, N. H.

Glacial drift and its terminal 

moraines, Upham.

Unification of Silurian nomenclature, Miller, S. A.

Origin of iron ores of Marquette, 

Wadsworth.

1882. Micro-examination of Archean

from Flambeau Valley, Irviug,

E. D. 

Lower St. Croix district, Wooster. 

Ore deposits of southwestern

Wisconsin, Chamberlin, T. C. 

Some points in region about

Beloit, Sweezy.

Wisconsin Continued.

1882. Superficial geology of upper Wisconsin Valley, Clark, A. C.

Region north of Wisconsin River, 

Strong.

Paleontology, survey of Wisconsin, Whitfield, R. P.

Geology of upper Flambeau Valley, King, F. II.

Sandstones in part of quartz 

crystals, Youug, A. A.

Correlation of eastern and western terminal moraiues, Chamberliu, T. C.

Quart/ites of Ban-on and Chippevva counties, Strong, Sweet, 

Brotherton and Chamberliu.

Crystallines of the Wisconsin 

Valley, Irving, Van Hise and 

Clark.

1883. General geology of Wisconsin, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Utica and related horizons, Walcott.

Minerals and lithology of Wisconsin. Irving, R. D.

Sandstones of the Keweeuawan 

series, Wadsworth.

Building materials, artesian 

wells, Chamberlin, T. C.

Copper series of Lake Superior, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Potsdam and St. Peters sandstones, Wadsworth.

Culture and curing of tobacco, 

Killebrew.

Copper rocks of Lake Superior, 

Irving, R. D.; Selwyn.

Geologic history of the American 

continent, Hall, J.

The moraine west of Ohio, Chamberlin, T. C.

Keweenaw Point geology, Wadsworth.

Iron ores, Wisconsin, Irving, R. D.

Classification of lake basins, 

Davis, W. M.

Analyses, geology of Wisconsin, 

Salisbury.

Origin of hornblende of crystallines of Northwest, Irving, R. D.

Induration of rocks by atmospheric action, Wadsworth.

Irving on origin of hornblende

. in rocks, Wadsworth.
1034 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 121

Wisconsin Continued.

1883. Nature of induration in sandstones and quartzites, Irviug, 

K. D.

Terminal moraine of second Glacial period, Chamberlin, T. C.

1884. Paramorphosis of pyroxene to 

hornblende, Williams, G. H.

Glacial boundary in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, Wright, 

G. F.

Copper and iron districts of Lake 

Superior, Wadsworth.

Building stones, Conover.

Report on work on Archean of 

the Northwest, Irving, R. D.

Depth of glacial submergence on 

Upper Mississippi, Squier.

Report of work on Quaternary 

geology, Chamberlin, T. C.

Azoic system, Whitney and Wadsworth.

Drumlins, Davis, W. M.

Instances of atmospheric action 

on sandstone, Wadsworth.

Crystalline rocks of the Northwest, Winchell, N. H.

Lake Agassiz, Upham.

Transition from copper series to 

Potsdam, Wooster.

Organisms in bowlder clays of 

Chicago, Johnson and Thomas.

Hillocks of angular gravel and 

disturbed stratification, Chamberlin, T. C.

Terminal moraine of the later 

epoch, Chamberlin, T. C.

Cambrian of United States and 

Canada, Walcott.

Glacial erosion, Davis, W. M.

1885. Enlargements of fragments in 

certain rocks, Irving and Van 

Hise.

History of the Taconic question, 

and relations of the rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

Columnar structure in clay, Salisbury.

Divisibility of the Archean of 

the Northwest, Irving, R. D.

Fossils from red quartzite at 

Pipestone, Winchell, N. H.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Driftless area, Chamberlin and 

Salisbury.

Wisconsin Continued.

1885. Report Glacial division, Chamberlin, T. C.

Archean of the Northwest, Irviug, R. D.; Van Hise.

1886. Origin of schists, etc., of PenokeeGogebic series, Van Hise. 

Origin of schists and iron ores,

Irving, R. D. 

Iron ores, Putnam. 

Drift copper, Salisbury.

1887. Map of the United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Is there Huronian, Irving, R. D.

Gogebic iron region, Eng. and 

Mining Jour., Irving, R. D.

Rocks from Penokee range, 

analyses, Riggs.

Loess and clays, analyses, Riggs.

1888. Theories of ore deposits, Wadsworth.

Surveys in Minnesota in 1887, 

Wiuchell, A.

Report of survey of Minnesota, 

Winchell, A.

Report division of Glacial geology, Chamberlin, T. C.

Taconic system, Miller, S. A.

Animikie slates and quartzites, 

Winchell, N. H.

Classification of Cambrian and 

pre-Cambrian, Irving, R. D.

Great Primordial quartzite, Wiuchell, N. H.

Irving and Chamberlin on Lake 

Superior sandstones, Am. Geol.

Report Lake Superior division, 

Irving, R. D.

1889. Archean rocks of the Northwest, 

Winchell, A.

Granites of the Northwest, Hall, 

C.W.

Great Lake basins of St. Lawrence, Drummond.

Iron ores of Penokee-Gogebic, 

Van Hise.

Raised beaches of Lake Michigan, 

Leverett.

Field studies in Archean, Winchell, A. .

Analyses of rocks from Menominee River, Riggs.

Report Lake Superior division, 

United States Geological Survey, Irving, Van Hise.
CARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY, 1035

Wisconsin Continued.

1890. Analyses of rocks collected by

Irving, Hillebrand. 

Analyses of rocks from PenokeeGogebic range, Eakins. 

A recent rock flexure, Cramer. 

Glacial sand plains, Davis, W. M. 

Greenstone schists of MeuomineeMarquette region, Williams, G.

H.; Irving, R. D. 

Lake Michigan glacier and channel, Guthrie. 

Pre-Cambrian of the Black Hills

of Dakota, Van Hise. Warren's Geography, Brewer. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Chamberlin, T. C. 

Penokee iron series, Irving and

Van Hise.

1891. A last word with the Huronian,

Winchell, A. 

American opinion on the older

rocks, Winchell, A. 

Altitude of United States during

Glacial period, Chamberliu,

T. C. 

Cambrian of North America,

Walcott. 

Conditions controlling artesian

wells, Hall, C. W. 

Iron ores of Minnesota, Winchell,

N. H. and H. V. 

Lake Superior stratigraphy,

Lawson, Van Hise. 

Northern extension of pre-Pleistocene gravels, Salisbury. 

Rock fracture at Appleton,Cramer.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P. 

Crystallines of Lake Superior region, Irving, R. D.; Chamberlin and Van Hise.

Wislizenus, A. Memoir of a tour to 

northern Mexico, connected with Doniphan's expedition in 1846 and 1847, 141 

pages, 3 maps, Washington, 1848.

Geographisches Jahrbucli von Dr. Berghaus (Gotha), 1850.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series,vol. 6, pp. 

37C-386,1848.

Withers, Robert W. Geological notices 

respecting a part of Greene County, 

Ala.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 24, pp. 187-189,1833.

Witter, F. M. Some additional observations on the loess in and about Muscatine. [Abstract.]

Iowa Acad. Sci., Proc., 1887-1889, p. 45 (f p.), 

1890.

Woeikof, A. Examination of CrolPs 

hypotheses of geological climates.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, pp. 161-178, 

1886.

Wolff, John Eliot. The Great Dike at 

Houghs Neck, Quincy, Mass.

Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

7, pp. 231-242,1884.

 Details regarding quarries, Maine.

10th Census U. S., Eeport on the building 

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tbo quarry industry for 1880, pp. 116-123, bomul 

aa part of Vol. X, but with separate pagination, 4°, Washington, 1888.

 Nephelingesteine in den Vereinigten 

Staaten.

Noues Jahrbucli fiir 1885, Band 1, p. 69 (J p.), 

1885.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 19. p. 395 (6 lines), 

1885.

 Rock Creek [and Gardiner River] 

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10th Census TJ. S., vol. 15, Mining Industries, pp. 755-756, plates, 4°, Washington, 1888.

 On some occurrences of ottrelite and 

ilmenite schist in New England.

Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

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Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 25, p. 1005 (J p.), 

1891.

 The geology of the Crazy Mountains, Mont.

Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 290 (6 lines), 1890.

 On the Lower Cambrian age of the 

Stockridge limestone.

Geoi: Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 331-337,1891.

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 8, p. 117 ($ p.), 

1891; Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, p. 435 

(J p.), 1891.

 Metamorphism of clastic feldspar in 

conglomerate schist.

Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

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Wood, Herbert R. Kamanistiquia silver-bearing belt.

Canadian Inst., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 245-259, 

1890.

Wood, J. Remarks on the moving 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 9, pp. 144-145,1825.

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1036 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL'. 127".

Wood, J. Walter, jr., Davis, William 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 365- 

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Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 195-196 (J p.), 

1890.

Wood, S. V. American " surface geology" and its relation to British; with 

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Geol. Mag., vol. 4, new series, pp. 481-496, 

536-552, plate, 1877; vol. 5, new series, pp. 13- 

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Woodhull, Alfred A. On the elephant 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 3, p. 374 (J p.), 

1872.

Woodman, E. C. The pipestone of 

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"Wisconsin Acad. Sci., Traus., vol. 5, pp. 251- 

254,1877.

Woodward, Henry. On the discovery | 

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Geol. Mag., Decade in, vol. 6, pp. 271-275, 

1889.

Woodward, Robert Sinrpson. On the 

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Brief extracts in Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series,

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1886.

 On the form and position of the sea 

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IT. S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol. 8, pp. 87-172, 

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 On deformation of the geoid by removal through evaporation of the 

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U. S. Geol. Surv., Monograph 1, Lake Bonnovillo, by G. K Gilbert, pp. 421-424,4°, Washington, 1890.

Woodward, S. F. Altitude of the Clinton limestone at Osborn, Ohio.

Central Ohio Sci. Assoc. (TJrbana), Proc., 

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Woolbridge, C. W. Recent geological 

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Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 24, pp. 826-830, 

1884.

 The river-lake system of western 

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Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 143-146,1888.

Woolbridge, C. W. Continued.

 The post-Glacial geology of Ann Arbor, Mich.

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 35-39,1888.

Wooldridge, A. S. Geological and statistical notice of the coal mines in the 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, pp. 1-14,1842.

Woolman, Lewis. Oriskany sandstone 

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Philadelphia Acad. Nat. Sci., Proc., vol. 37, 

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 Geological result of the boring of an 

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., 1887, pp. 339- 

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 [Fossiliferous Cretaceous limestone 

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Am. Nat., vol. 23, p. 544 (3 lines), 1889.

 Geology of artesian wells at Atlantic 

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Philadelphia Acad. Nat. Sci., Proc., 1890, pp. 

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Abstract by author, Geol. Surv. New Jersey, Report for 1889, pp. 89-99, plate, 1890.

Abstract, Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 37, pp. 

848-849 (7 lines), 1890.

 Marine and fresh water diatoms and 

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Philadelphia Acad. Nat. Sci., Proc., 1890, pp. 

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 Artesian wells and water-bearing 

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Geol. Surv. New Jersey, Report for 1890, 

pp. 269-276, 1891.

Wooster, L. C. Work in St. Croix, 

Dunn, and adjacent counties.

Geol. Snrv. Wisconsin, Annual Report for 

1877, pp. 36-41, Madison, 1878.

 Geology of the lower St. Croix district.

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1879, 

vol. 4, pp. 99-159,1882.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, 

p. 149 (i p.), 1884.

 The thickness of the ice in New England in Glacial times.

Science, vol. 2, p. 685 (J p.), 1883.

 Transition from the copper-bearing 

series to the Potsdam.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, pp. 463-465, 

1884.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1037

Wooster, L. C. Continued.

 Ripple marks iu limestone [of Kansas].

Science, vol. 3, p. 274 (4 col.), 1884.

 Kames near Lansing, Mich. 

Science, vol. 3, p. 4 (J p.), 1884.

 The coal measures of Kansas. 

Science, vol. 12, p. 119 ($ col.), 1888. 

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 46, p. 240 (£ col.), 

40,1888.

 The limit of drift. [Kansas.] 

Science, vol. 12, p. 132 (fc p.), 4°, 1888.

 The Permo-Carboniferous of Greenwood and Butler counties, Kans. 

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 9-18, 1890.

Wormley, T. G. Part 5; report of chemical department.

Gool. Snrv. Ohio, Keport of progress, 1870, 

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Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 3, p. 

219 (J p.), 1872.

Worthen, A. H. On the occurrence of 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 10, part 2, 

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 Geology of the Des Moines Valley 

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Geol. Surv. Iowa, Report by Hall and Whitney, vol. 1, part 1, pp. 147-258,1858.

 Remarks on the discovery of a terrestrial flora in the Mountain limestone 

of Illinois.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 312- 

313,18CO.

 [Review of some points in B. F. Shumard's report on the geology of Ste. 

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St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans.,vol. 1, pp. 696- 

698,1860.

 Remarks on the age of the so-called 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 33, pp.46-48, 

1862.

 Stratigraphical geology, Tertiary 

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Gool. Surv. Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 40-152, plate5, 

Chicago, 1866.

Republished in Economical Geology of 111! 

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Abstracts, Neues Jahrbuch, 1868, pp. 138- 

145,1868; Am. Jour. Soi., 2d senes, vol. 43, pp. 

110-111,258,1867.

Worthen, A. H. Continued.

 Geology of Randolph [St. Glair, 

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Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 278-349, Chicago, 1866.

Republished in Economical Geology of Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 210-290, Springfield, 1882.

 Physical features, general principles, 

and surface geology.

Gool. Surv. Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 1-39, Chicago, 

1866.

Kepublished in Economical Geology of Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 1-30, Springfield, 1882.

[ ] Remarks on the occurrence of fossil 

fishes iu the Illinois strata.

Geol. Snrv. Illinois, vol. 2, paleontology, pp. 

11-16, Chicago, 18(16.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 43, 

p.39G(Jp.), 1867.

 Coal measures and Lower Carboniferous limestones.

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 3, pp. 1-19, Chicago, 

1868. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 3, p. 44 (Jp.), 1870.

 Coal measures of Illinois.

Read to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1867.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 1, pp. 619-620,1868; 

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 3, p. 295 (J p.), 

1868.

 Jersey [Greene and Scott] counties. 

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 3, pp. 104-144, plates, 

Chicago, 1868.

Eeprinted in Economical Geology of Illinois, 

vol. 2, pp. 24-71, Springfield, 1882.

[ ] Introductory remarks.

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 4, geology and paleontology, pp. 345-346, Chicago, 1870.

 Calhoun [Pike, Adams, Brown, 

Schuyler, and Fulton] counties.

Geol. Surv. Illi:aois, vol. 4, geology and paleontology, pp. 1-110, Chicago, 1870.

Reprinted in Economical Geology of Illinois, 

pp. 237-360, Springfield, 1882.

 Remarks on the relative ago of the 

Niagara and the so-called Lower Helderberg groups.

Am. Assoo. Aclv. Sci., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 172- 

175,1870.

 [Synchronism of coal beds of Illinois 

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Am. Nat., vol. 5, p. 558 (J p.), 1871.

 [Peoria, McDonough, Monroe, Macoupin, and Sangamon] counties.

Geoi. Surv. Illinois, vol. 5, geology and paleontology, pp. 235-319,1873.

Reprinted in Economical Geology of Illinois, 

vol. 3, pp. 246-337, Springfield, 1882.
1038 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BOLL. 127.

Worthen, A. H. Continued. 

[ ] Coal measures.

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 6, pp. 1-8, Boston, 

1875.

[ ] Clark [Crawford, Jasper, Lawrence, Eichland, Wabash, Edwards, 

White, Clay, Cumberland, Coles, Douglas, Williamson, and Franklin] counties.

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 6, pp. 9-127, Boston, 

1875.

Keprinted in Economical G eology of Illinois, 

vol. 3, pp. 337-4C7, Springfield, 1882.

 Geological map of Illinois, in two 

large sheets, Boston, 1875.

 Illinois [geological formations].

Macfarlane's Am. Geol. E. E. Guide, pp. 129- 

138,1879.

 The coal field of Illinois.

Economical Geology of Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 

163-177, Springfield, 1882.

[ ] Economical geology.

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 7, pp. 1-38.1833.

[ ] Notes on Lasalle County.

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 7, pp. 39-51,1883.

 The Quaternary deposits of Illinois.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 34, pp. 214, 

1886.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 30, 

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p.), 4°, 1880.

[ ] Illinois.

Macfarlane's GeoL Ewy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 209-221,1890.

 Approximate geological map of the 

State of Illinois reduced from the map 

published in 1875, with vol. 6; geological survey of Illinois.

Geol. Surv. Illinois, geology and paleontology, vol. 8, plate at end, Springfield, 1890.

Black and white map, scale, 32 miles to the 

inch.

 Drift deposits of Illinois.

Geol. Surv. Illinois, geology and paleontology, vol. 8, pp. 1-24, Springfield, 1890.

Abstract, Geol. Mag., 3d decade, vol. 8, p. 

322 (J p.), 1891.

 Economical geology.

Geol. Surv. Illinois, geology and paleontology, vol. 8, pp. 25-67, Springfield, 1890.

 and Engelmann, Henry. Hardin 

County.

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 350-366,372- 

375, map, Chicago, I860.

Eepublished in Economical Geology of Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 291-319, Springfield, 1882.

Worthen, A. H., and Engelmann, 

Henry Continued.

 Alexander [Union, Jackson, and 

Perry] counties.

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 3, pp. 20-103, plate, 

Chicago, 1868.

Eepublished in Economical Geology of Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 291-319, Springfield, 1882.

 Meek, F. B., and. Remarks on the 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 32, pp. 167-177. 

288,1861.

 Introduction.

Gool. Surv. Illinois, vol. 2, paleontology, 

pp. iii-xix, Chicago, 1866.

 and Shaw, James. Rock Island 

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Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 5, geology and paleontology, pp. 217-234,1873.

Eepriuted in Economical Geology of Illinois, vol. 3, pp. 226-246, Springfield, 1882.

Wright, Albert A. The coal seams of 

the lower coal measures of Ohio (continued). The coal mines of Holmes 

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Geol. Surv.1 Ohio, Eeport, vol. 5, economic 

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Wright, Benjamin. Lime for water cement [in central New York].

Am. Jour. Sci., vol.3, pp. 230-231,1821.

Wright, Berlin H. Notes on the geology 

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New York, 35th Annual Eeport of the regents of the university on the State cabinet 

of Nat. Hist., pp. 195-206, plate 16a, Albany, 

1884.

Wright, Charles E. Microscopic determinations and descriptions of 78 specimens of Huroniau rocks and ores.

Geol. Surv. Michigan, upper peninsula, 

1869-1873, vol. 2, pp. 213-231, New York, 1873.

 Geology of Lake Superior iron district.

History and review of the copper, iron, and 

other interests of the south shoro of Lake 

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 Microscopic lithology.

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1877, 

vol. 2, pp. 637-642,1877.

 [On work in Menominee district.]

Geol. Surv. Wisconsin, Annual Eeport lor 

1876, pp. 18-23, Madison, 1877.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1039

Wright, Charles E. Continued.

 Survey of the Pine Kiver iroii district in Oconto County.

Geol. Surv. Wisconsin, Annual Report for 

1877, pp. 33-36, Madison, 1878. 

[ ] [Geology of the Lake Superior 

iron region, iron mines, copper mines, 

brownstones, slate, Iron River silver 

district, marble, gypsum, salt.]

1st Annual Kcport of tlio commissioner of 

mineral statistics of Michigan for 1877-78, 

229 pages, Marquette, 1879.

[Includes history of iron region, by C. D. 

Lawton; copper'mines, by J. H. Forster, and 

salt, by S. S. Garrigues.]

 The Huronian series west of Penokee gap.

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1879, 

vol. 3, pp. 239-301, atlaa, plates, 1880.

 Geology of the Menoniince iron region (economic resources, lithology, 

and westerly extension).

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-3879, 

vol. 3, pp. 665-734,1880.

 Map of the Menominee iron district 

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Michigan, Report of commissioner of mineral statistics for 1880, Lausing, 1881.

Wright, George F. Some remarkable 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 47- 

63, plates 1-3,1878.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol.14, 

pp. 239-240 (4 p.), 1877.

 Kaines in the south part of Eockingham County and in northeastern 

Massachusetts.

Geology of New Hampshire, vol. 3, part 3, 

pp. 167-170, plate, 1878.

 The kanies and moraines of New 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 210- 

220,1881.

 An attempt to calculate approximately the date of the Glacial era in 

eastern North America from the depth 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, pp. 120-123, 

1881.

Abstract, Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 

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 The glacial phenomena of North 

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of the Delaware. [Abstract.]

Essex Inst., Bull., vol. 13, pp. 65-73,1882.

Wright, George F. Continued.

 Eecentinvestigations concerning the 

southern boundary of the glaciated 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol.26, pp. 44-56, 

1883.

Read to Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., March 7, 

1883.

Abstract, Science, vol. 1, pp. 269-271, "Glacial phenomena in Ohio."

 Supposed glacial phenomena in 

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Science, vol. 2, p. 654 (Jp.), 1883.

 Eesult of explorations of the glacial 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Soc., Proc., vol. 32, pp. 

202-208,1883.

Science, vol. 2, pp. 316-317, 4°, 1883. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, 

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 Depth of ice during the Glacial ago. 

Science, vol. 2, p. 436 (J p.), 1883.

 An attempt to estimate the age of 

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Trenton, N. J.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc,, vol. 21, pp. 137- 

145,1883.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 

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 [On the terminal moraine in .eastern 

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Essex Inst., Bull., vol. 14, pp. 71-73,1883.

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Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 5, economic 

geology, pp. 750-769, 771-772, Columbus, 1884.

 The Niagara Eiver and the Glacial 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 32-35, 

1884.

 The theory of a glacial dam at Cincinnati and verification.

Am. Nat., vol. 18, pp. 563-567,1884.

 The glacial boundary in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, 86 pages, Cleveland, 1884, the Western Eeserve Historical Society.

Includes appendices by Whitnlesey and I. C. 

White, pp. 7.7-86. 

Abstract, Science,vol. 3, p. 464 (J p.), 4°, 1884.

 The glaciated area of North America. 

Am. Nat., vol. 18, pp. 755-767,1384.

 The Niagara gorge as a chronometer. 

Science, vol. 5, pp. 399-401,1885. 

Bibliothoca Sacra, 1884. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 3, p. 550(J p.), 4°. 1885.
104 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Bowers, Stephen. Ventura County.

California, 8th Report of State Mineralogist, 

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 San Nicolas Island.

California, 9th Report of Mineralogist, pp. 

57-61,1890.

 Orange County.

California, 10th Keport of Mineralogist, pp. 

399-409,1890.

 Ventura County.

California, 10th Keport of Mineralogist, pp. 

758-762,1890.

Bowie, A. J. Hydraulic mining in California.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 6, pp. 

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Bowman, Amos. On coast, surface, and 

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California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 244- 

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Statistics of Mines and Mining, 7th report 

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 Mining developments on the northwestern Pacific Coast and their wider 

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Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 15, pp. 

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 [Preliminary report on the Caribou 

gold-bearing district, British Columbia.]

Canada, Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv., Report, 

1888, Part A, pp. 5-7,1887.

 Testimony of Ottawa clay sand gravels to the expansion of the Gulf of St. 

Lawrence and Canadian lakes within 

the human period.

Ottawa Nat., vol. 1, pp. 149-161,1888.

 Report on the geology of the mining

district of Caribou, British Columbia.

Canada, Geol. Surv., Reports, vol. 3, new

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 [Explorations on the seaboard of 

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Canada, Geol. Surv., Reports, vol. 3, new 

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1888.

Bowron, W. M. The geology and mineral resources of Sequachee Valley, 

Tennessee.

Am. Inst. Mining Eiig., Trans., vol. 14, pp. 

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Boyd, C. R. The mineral wealth of 

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Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 

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Boyd, C. R. Continued.

 The ores of Cripple Creek, Va.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 12, pp. 

27-40,1884.

 The economic geology of the Bristol and Big Stoue Gap section of Tenuesseee and Virginia.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 15, pp. 

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Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 49, pp. 171-173,4°, 

1890.

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1875.

North of England Inst. Mining Eng.,Trans., 

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Brackett, Richard N. A microscopic 

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1889.

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 37, pp. 

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Bradley, Frank H. Geology of Vermilion County.

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 1st Annual Report for 

1869, by E. T. Cox, pp. 138-174, Indianapolis, 

1869.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 50, 

p. 135 (J p.), 1870.

[ ] Grundy [and Will, Kankakee, Iroquois, Vermilion, Edgar, Ford, and 

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Illinois G-eol. Surv., vol. 4, geology and 

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vol. 2, pp. 450-542, Springfield, 1882,
1040 CATALOGUE AND U,DEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Wright, George F. Continued.

 A salt mine in Avestern New York. 

Science, vol. 8, p. 52 (£ p.), 1886.

 Notes on the glaciation of the Pacific 

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Am. Nat., vol. 21, pp. 250-256,1887.

 The Muir glacier.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 1-18, 

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Sci. Am. Supp., vol. 23, pp. 9252-9254, No. 579, 

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 [The Ice age in North America.] 

Am. Geol., vol. 1, p. 68 (£ p.), 1888.

 On the age of the Ohio gravel beds.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 23, pp. 427- 

436,1888.

Extracts "Preglacial man in Ohio," Ohio 

Arch, and Hist., Quart., December, 1887.

 The Ice age in North America, and 

its bearings upon the antiquity of man, 

640 pages, maps, New York, 1889.

Abstract, Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 35, pp. 

557-560,1889.

Review by "W. M. Davis, Science, vol. 14, pp. 

118-119; Appalachia, vol. 6, pp. 72-73,1890.

 The age of the Philadelphia red 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist;, Proc., vol. 24, pp. 

152-157,1889.

 [Image from deep well at Nainpa, 

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Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 387-388,1889.

 The glacial boundary of southern 

Dakota. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 37, pp. 208- 

212,1889.

 [Remarks on nature and history of 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24, p. 151, 

1889.

 The glacial boundary in western 

Pennsylvania, Ohio> Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 58, pp. 39-110, 

plates 1-7, Washington, 1890.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 390-391 

(i p.), 1890.

 The lake ridges of Ohio and their 

probable relations to the lines of glacial drainage into the valley of the 

Susquehanna. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 38, p. 247 

(3 p.), 1890.

Abstract, Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 36, pp. 

423-424 (J col.), 1890.

Wright, George F. Continued.

 [Eemarks on disposition of bowlders 

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Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 29-30,1890. 

In discussion of paper by T. C. Chainberlin 

on "Bowlder belts distinguished from bowlder trains."

 A moraine of recession in Ontario.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1. pp. 544-545,1890. 

Discussed by J. W. Spencer, p. 546 (4 p.). 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 209 (&p.), p. 

771 (4 lines), 1890.

[ ] [Notes on glacial features.]

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 178,179,181,182,184,185,206,221, 395 <f p.), 

1890.

 Mr. Gushing and the Muir glacier. 

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 330-331,1891.

 Additional notes concerning the 

Nampa image.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 25, pp. 242- 

246,1891.

 Man and the Glacial period.

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 39, pp. 314-319, 

1891.

.From supplementary notes to new edition 

of "The Ice age of North America."

 The glacial grooves on Kellys Island 

to be preserved.

Science, vol. 17, pp. 358-359 (try p.), 1891. 

Am. Geol., vol. 8, p. 266 (f p.), 1891.

Wrigley, Henry E. The geography of 

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2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Keport J, special report on the petroleum of Pennsylvania, 

by Henry E. Wrigley, pp. 15-40,41-46, plates, 

maps, Harrisburg, 1871.

 The amount of oil remaining in 

Pennsylvania and New York.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 10, pp. 

354-360, 1882.

Wurtz, Henry. Eeport of chemist and 

mineralogist.

Geol. Surv. New Jersey, 1st Annual Report 

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 On the occurrence of cobalt and 

nickel in Gaston County, N. C.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci.,Proc., vol. 12, pp. 221- 

227,1859.

Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series, vol. 27, pp. 24-31, 

1859.

 Studies in chemical geogony.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 216- 

227,1870.

 [On the gas well at West Bloouufield, 

N. Y.]

New York Lyceum Nat, Hist., Trans., vol. 

1, pp. 260-265,1871,
DAKTON.] NORTH IMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1041

Wurtz, Henry Continued.

Abstract, Am. Jonr. Sci.,2d series, vol. 49, 

pp. 330-339,1870, under title "Examination of 

a now and oxtraordinary gas well in the State 

of Now York."

 Progress of an investigation of the 

structure and lithology of the Hudson 

River Palisades.

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Trans., vol. 

1, pp.90-105, 283,1871.

Discussed by Newborry, Martin, and 

Schweitzer, pp. 131-134,137.

 Analysis of sandstone from New 

Jersey.

Now York Lyceum Nat. Hist. Trans., vol. 1, 

p. 190, 1871.

[ ] [Triassic sandstone of the Palisade 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 3, p. 57 (J p.), 

1872.

 On rnetamorphism as a consequence 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 5, pp. 385-380 

(* P-), 1873.

Wuth, Otto. Analyses of limestones.

2d Gool. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report T4, Report on geology of Center County, by d'lnvilliers, p. 395, Harrisburg, 1884.

Wyatt, Francis. The development of 

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Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 34, pp. 411, 432- 

433,448-449,4°, 1887.

 Notes on Florida phosphate beds.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 50, pp. 218-220, 

4°, 1890.

 The phosphates of America, 187 

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[Wyman, Jeffrey.] [Glaciation on shore 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 182- 

183 (J p.), 1851.

[ ] [Subsidence of shore of Labrador.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 375 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 10, pp. ISO187 (4 p.), 1806.

Wyoming. o 

1823. Map of country drained by the 

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1845. Expedition to the Rocky Mountains, Oregon, and California, 

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1853. Geologic map of the United 

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1855. Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J. 

Geology of route to the Pacific 

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1856. Review of part of geologic map 

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Blake, W. P.

1857. Orography of Western States, 

Blake, W. P.

1858. Tertiary and Cretaceous of the 

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Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Map and section of country on 

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Sketch of geology of the United 

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1859. Remarks on geology of Black

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1861. Geology of head waters of the 

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1862. Primordial of Rocky Mountains,

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1867. Remarks on country about 

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Territories, Hayden. 

Formations along eastern margin 

of Rocky Mountains, Hayden.

1869. Report of survey of Colorado and

New Mexico, Hayden. 

Geologic notes in Yellowstone

region, Hines, 0. M. 

Exploration of Yellowstone and

Missouri rivers, Hayden. 

Notes in Wyoming and Colorado,

Hayden. 

Cretaceous and Tertiary plants

from Yellowstone, Newberry.
1042 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Wyoming Continued.

1870. Green River coal basin, King, C. 

Mauvaises Terres formations in

Colorado, Marsh, 0. C. 

Sun pictures of Rocky Mountain

scenery, Hayden, F. V. 

Geyserite pebbles in Yellowstone

Park, Comstock.

1871. Notes on Wyoming and Colorado, 

Hayden.

Sections of Bear River group, 

Hayden.

Eastern Uinta Mountains, Marsh.

Paleontology of Cenozoic and 

Mesozoic in Green River district, White, C. A.

1872. Map of sources of Snake River,

etc., Hayden and Bradley. 

Sections to accompany report of

survey of Territories, Hayden. 

Age of coal series of Bitter Creek,

Cope. 

Action of wind and sand on

rocks, Leidy.

Age of coal of Wyoming, Cope. 

Report of survey of Nebraska,

etc., Hayden.

Geysers of Yellowstone and Firehole rivers, Hayden. 

Wyoming coal formations, Am.

Jour. Sci. 

Report on minerals, rocks, etc,

Peale.

New fossil Mammalia from Wyoming, Leidy. 

Dinosaurs in transition beds,

Cope. 

General report on Montana and

adjacent Territories, Hayden. 

Tertiary flora of North America,

Lesquereux. 

Tertiary coals of the Northwest,

Hodge, J. F. 

Report of surveys of Territories,

Hayden. 

Paleontologic report, Wyoming,

Meek. 

Geology of the Missouri Valley,

Hayden. 

Map of Montana and Wyoming,

Hayden-and Peale.

1873. Geology of western Wyoming,

Comstock.

Age of certain beds in Wyoming, 

Lesquereux.

Wyoming Continued.

1873. Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C. H.; Hitchcock and Blake.

Explorations in Yellowstoue district, Bradley, F. H,

Lignite formation and flora, Lesquereux.

Extinct vertebrate fauna of Western Territories, Leidy.

Extinct mammals, Leidy.

Explorations of 1872, Snake 

River division, Bradley, F. H.

Reconnaissance along Union Pacific Railway, Bannister.

Report, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah, Peale.

Sixth report on survey of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and 

Utah,,Hay den.

Extinct Vertebrata of Eocene of 

Wyoming, Cope.

1874. Report on vertebrate paleontology, Colorado, Cope.

Lignites and plant beds of western America, Newberry.

Notes in geology along Union Pacific Railroad, Kneelaud.

Cretaceous age of lignite of the 

West, Cope.

Lignitic formation and its flora, 

Lesquereux.

Vertebrata of Cretaceous of the 

West, Cope.

Age of lignite of Rocky Mountains, Lesquereux.

Wonders of the Yellowstone region, Richardson, J.

1875. Northwestern Wyoming, Comstock, T. B.

Surface features of Front Range 

of Rocky Mountains, Hayden.

Ancient lake basins of the Rocky 

Mountain region, Marsh.

Fossils west of Greeley and 

Evans, etc., Colorado, Meek.

Classification and distribution of 

Cretaceous of the West, Cope.

1876. Microscopic petrography survey

of fortieth parallel, Zirkel. 

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils of

ifpper Missouri, Gabb, Meek. 

Age of lignitic rocks, Dana,

J.D. 

Hot Springs geysers, etc., of

Yellowstoue Park, Comstock,

T.B.
DAHTON.:] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1043

Wyoming Continued.

1876. Review of Cretaceous flora of 

North America, Lesquereux.

Uinta Mountains, Powell, J. W.

Age of vertebrate fauna of Eocene 

of New Mexico, Cope.

Relations of lignitic group of 

the West, Stevenson.

Paleontology of plateau province, White, C. A.

New plants from lignite formations, Lesquereux.

Tertiary flora and age of North 

American lignite, Lesquereux.

Colorado plateau province, Gilbert, G.K.

Notes on lignite group of eastern 

Colorado, etc., Hayden.

Review of fossil flora of North 

America, Lesquereux.

1877. Descriptive geology of fortieth

parallel survey, Hague and

Emmons. 

Phenomena in geyser basins of

Yellowstone Park, Comstock,

T.B. 

Preliminary report of survey of

the Territories, Hayden. 

Artesian borings in Wyoming,

Hayden. 

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

1878. Recent glaciers in Wyoming,

Hayden.

Wasatch group, Hayden. 

Jurassic dinosaurs, Williston. 

Characters of Jurassic dinosaurs,

Marsh.

Tertiary flora of Western Territories, by Lesquereux, Cope. 

Systematic geology of fortieth

parallel survey, King, C. 

Preliminary report of survey of

the Territories, 1878, Hayden. 

Report on Big Horn Mountains,

Carpenter. 

Lignitic formations of North

America, Lesquereux, Hayden. 

Remarks on Laramie group,

White, C. A. 

Geysers, Le Conte. 

Older rocks of the West, Hunt,

T.B.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide to Wyoming, Hague, A.

Wyoming Continued.

1879. Dinosaurs of the Rocky Mountains, Lakes.

Obsidian in Yellowstono Park, 

Holmes, W. H.

Alkali in Bridger Valley, Goldsmith, E.

Fossil forests in volcanic Tertiary, Holmes, W. H.

North American Mesozoic and

Conozoic, Miller, S. A. 

. Carboniferous fossils from Colorado, White, C. A.

Wilderness at head of Missouri, 

Columbia, and Colorado rivers, 

Blackburn, C. F.

Sweetwater district, Endlich.

Geology of Green River district, 

Peale.

Survey of the fortieth parallel, 

Newberry.

Paleontology survey of Wyoming 

and Idaho, White, C. A.

Laramie of western Wyoming 

region, Pealo.

Progress of survey of Wyoming 

and Idaho, Hayden.

Jura-Trias of Idaho and western 

Wyoming, Peale.

Age of Laramie, Bannister.

1880. Permian of North America, Dutton. 

Archean of Wasatch Mountains,

Geikie, A. 

The great "West, Hayden, F. V.

1881. Occurrences of volcanic rock in

Montana, Eccles. 

Glacial observations in Wind

River Mountains, Blackburn,

C.F.

Ancient glaciers of Rocky Mountains, Geikie, A. 

Bridger beds of Wyoming, McMarsters. 

Micro character of vitreous rocks

of Montana, Rutley. 

Memoir on Loxolophodon and

Uintatherium, Osborn.

1882. In Wyoming, Geikie, A.

Tertiary of central region, Cope.

1883. Analyses, rocks from Yellowstone

Park, Beam.

Tertiary Mollusca from Colorado, 

Utah, and Wyoming, White, 

C.A.
1044 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Wyoming Continued.

1883. Triassio fossils of southeastern 

Idaho, White, C. A.

General statements, survey of 

Wyoming and Idaho, Hayden.

Report on Wind Eiver district, 

St. John.

Report on Cretaceous and Tertiary, Ward, L. F.

Fossils of the Larainie group, 

White, C. A.

Review of nonmarine fossil Mollusca of North America, White, 

C.A.

Thermal springs of Yellowstone 

Park, Peale.

Commingling of faunas in Larainie group, White, C. A.

Rhyolite from Yellowstone Park, 

Wads worth.

Geology of Yellowstone Park, 

Holmes, W. H.

Cretaceous a"nd Tertiary flora of 

the West, Lesquerenx.

Petrography of rocks of the Yellowstone Park, Dutton.

1884. The world's geyser regions, Peale.

Colorado building stones, Foster, W.

Report from Carroll to the Yellowstone Park, Dana and Grinnell.

Yellowstone Park, Hague, A.

Vertebrata of Tertiary of the 

West, Cope.

1885. Existing glaciers of the United 

States, Russell, I. C.

American Jurassic mammals, 

Marsh.

Marsh on the Dinocerata, Science.

Dinocerata, Marsh.

Allanite as a rock constituent, 

Iddings and Cross.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Geologic sketch of Rocky Mountain division, Emmons, S. F.

Eroding power of ice, Newberry.

Larainie flora, Ward, L. F.

Jurassic of North America, White, 

C.A.

1886. Dinocerata, Marsh.

Fresh-water invertebrates of the

Jurassic, White, C. A. 

Supermetamorphism and volcanism, Comstock

'Wyoming Continued.

1886. Notes along Northern Pacific 

Railroad, Newberry.

Iron ores, Putnam.

Report of geologist of Wyoming, 

Aughey.

Map of the United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Report, Yellowstone Park division, Hague, A.

1887. Supermetamorphism, Comstock,

T. B. 

Hints toward a theory of volcanism, Comstock, T. B. 

Lithophysse and lamination of

lavas, Iddings. 

Yellowstone Park, Toula.

1888. Relations of Laramie, White, 

C.A.

Obsidian cliff, Yellowstone Park, 

Iddings.

Coal, Ashburner.

Oil fields, Rigge.

Report of geologist, Ricketts, 

L. D.

Upper Eocene lacustrine formations, Scott, W. B.

Report, Mesozoic division, White, 

C.A.

History of Yellowstone Park, 

Hague, A.

1889. Brontops robustus from the Miocene, Marsh.

Siliceous sinters in thermal 

springs, Weed.

Skull of Ceratopsidae, Marsh.

Leucite rock from Absaroka 

range, Hague, A.; Iddiugs.

Report, Yellowstone Park division, U.S.Geol.Surv., Hague, A.

1890. Diatom beds, Yellowstone Park,

Weed.

Geysers, Weed. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Hague, A.; Scott, W. B. 

Laramie group, Newberry, Ward,

L.F. 

Northwestern Colorado region,

White, C. A. 

Report of Territorial geologist,

Ricketts, L. D. 

Skull of Ceratopsidae, Marsh. 

Travertine and siliceous sinter,

Weed.
DAKTON.J NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 1045

Wyoming Continued.

1890. Uinta formation, Scott, W. B. 

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

1891. Cambrian of North America, 

Walcott.

Cretaceous of North America, 

White, C. A.

Geological horizons as determined by vertebrate fossils, 

Marsh.

Wyoming Continued. 

1891. Minerals in spherulites from 

Glade Creek, Iddings and Penfield.

Resources of Black Hills and Big 

Horn country, Chance.

Spherulite crystallization, Iddings.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Features of Rocky Mountain geology, Hills.

Y.

Yandell, L. P., and Shumard, B. F. 

Contributions to the geology of Kentucky, 36 pages, plate, Louisville, 1847. 

Abstract by Verneuil, Soc. Geol. France, 

Bull., 2d series, vol. 5, pp. .149-151,1848. 

Yates, Lorenzo Gordin. Notes on the 

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. Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 43-52,1890. 

 Stray notes on the geology of the 

Channel islands.

California, 9tli Report of Mineralogist, pp. 

171-174, map, 1890.

[Youmans, E. L. ?] River and lake terraces.

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 2, pp. 661-CC5, 

1873.

Young, A. A. Further observations on 

the crystallized sands of the Potsdam 

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Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 24, pp. 47-49, 

1882.

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Zeiller, Rone". Sur la presence dans le 

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[Review of Fontaino.] Geol. Soc. France, 

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Reviewed by J. Marcou, Am. Geol., vol.5, 

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Zincken, C. Der Naturgas Amerikas 

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Zirkel, Ferdinand. Microscopical petrography, United States geological

Young, A. A. Continued.

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Young, Charles A. On conglomerate No. 

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol. 28], p. 

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 Fagen, Hugh J., and. A section 

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2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report H, Report of progress.in Clearfield and Jefferson 

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Young, J. P. Oolite in situ, in Edenville, Orange County, N. Y.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 19, p. 398 (J p.), 1831.

Zirkel, Ferdinand Continued, 

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Review by J. D. D[ana], Am. Jour. Sci., 3d 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 22, pp. 109- 

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DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 105

Bradley, Frank H. Continued. 

[ ] [Review of] Lesquereux on Illinois coal plants in the fourth volume of 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, pp. 465-468, 

1871.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 4, p. 133, 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 4, pp. 230-231 

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II. S. Geol. Surv. of the Territories, embracing portions of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, 

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California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 292- 

293,1873.

[ ] Explorations of 1812, United 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 6, pp. 194-207,

1873.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 7, pp. 519-520 

(J p.), 1874.

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Bald Mountain, in Rutherford County, 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol.8, p. 79 (Jp.),

1874.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 8, p. 390 (J p.), 

1874.

 Geological chart of the United States 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 279-288, 

370-383, 1875.

Bradley, Frank H. Continued.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 12, pp.286-291, 

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U. S. Geol. Surv. of the Territories, F. V.

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Brainerd, Alfred F. Note on a deposit 

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Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trails., vol. 14 pp,. 

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 A new discovery of carbonate of 

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Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 16, pp. 

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Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 17, pp. 

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Brainerd, Ezra. The geological feature 

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 The Chazy formation in the Champlain Valley.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 293-300, plate 

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Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 7, p. 378 ftp.), 1891.

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Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp.323-330,1888.

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Geol. Sou. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 501-511,1890.

Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., Bull., vol. 3, pp. 1-23, 

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Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 120, (7 lines) ; 

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Brainerd, Jehu. On quartz pebbles of 

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Am. Asgoc., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 304-306,1852.
106 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

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Annals of Science [Cleveland], vol. 1, pp. 18- 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, p. 324 (J p.),

1886.

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\ Am.Phil. Soc., Proc.,vol. 23, pp. 337-357,1886.

Abstract, Science, vol. 8, p. 422 (Jp.), 4°, 

1886.

' [Geological map of Indiana, colored 

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inches, 1886.

 The thickness of the ice in northeastern Pennsylvania during the Glacial epoch.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, pp. 362- 

366,1886.

 Annual report of the geological 

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Little Rock, 1887.

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Lackawanna Inst. Hist, and Sci., vol. 1, 

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Lackawanua Inst. Hist, and Sci., vol. 1, 

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Arkansas Geol. Surv., Keportfor 1888, vol. 1, 

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Arkansas Geol.Surv., Keportfor 1888, vol. 2, 

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 The geology of Fernando de Noronha, 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 37, pp. 145-161, 

Plate V, 1889.

 The age and correlation of the 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 37, pp. 187- 

188 (J p.), 1889.

Branner, John C. Continued.

 The age of the crystalline rocks of 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 37, p. 188 

(£ p.), 1889.

 The peridotite of Pike County, Ark. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 38, pp. 50-56, 

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 The seolian sandstones of Fernando 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, pp. 247- 

257, 1890.

 The Cretaceous and Tertiary geology 

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Am. Phil. Soc., Trans., vol. 16, new series, 

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Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 121-122 

(t p.), 1890.

' The relations of the State and national geological surveys to each other 

and to the geologists of the country. 

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 295-309,1890. 

Science, vol. 16, pp. 120-123, 4°, 1890. 

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 39, pp. 219- 

237,1891.

 The training of a geologist. 

Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 147-160,1890.

 Preface.

Arkansas Geol. Surv., Keport for 1889, vol. 2. 

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 Introduction.

Arkansas Geol. Surv., Eeport 1888, vol. 4, 

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Simonds, pp. xi-xiv, 1891.

 Bauxite in Arkansas.

Am. Geol.. vol. 7, pp. 181-183,1891. 

Science, vol. 17, p. 17, (J p.), 4°, 1891. 

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 51, p. 114 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Science, Proc., vol. 37, pp. 

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Abstract, Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 36, p. 

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Brent, Charles. The Beaver mine, Ontario, Canada.

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Brewer, William H. On the age of 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol, 42, pp. 114-118, 

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[ ]. Whitney's Geology of California 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 41, pp. 231-246, 

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DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 107

Brewer, William H. Continued.

 On the age of the gold-bearing rocks 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 45, pp. 397-399. 

1868.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 1-5,1885.

 Warren's New Physical Geography,

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Briggs, C., jr. [Report on work between 

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Geol. Surv. Ohio, 1st Annual Report, by 

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Review by Silliman, Am. Jour. Sci., vol.34, 

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 Geological section to illustrate the 

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the coal series.

Ohio Geol. Surv., 1st Annual Report by 

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 [Report on Wood, Crawford, Athens, 

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Geol. Surv. Ohio, 2d Annual Report by 

"W. W. Mather, pp. 109-154, plate, Columbus, 

1838.

[Briggs and Townsend.] Geological section at Wheeling, W. Va.

The Virginias, vol. 4, p. 15, 4°, 1883. 

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Brigham, Albert P. The geology of 

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Oneida Hist. Soc., Trans., 1887-1889, pp. 

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Brigham, W. T. The volcano of Kilauea, 

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Am. Nat., vol. 1, pp. 16-23, 1868.

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 11, pp. 

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 Notice of a new and most remarkable 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 12, pp. 82- 

83,1869.

 Notes on the volcanic phenomena of 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Memoirs, vol. 1, pp. 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Memoirs, vol. 1, pp. 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 12, pp. 

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[ ] [On conglomerate lava in one of 

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Bostpn Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 14, p. 129 

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[ ] [On water as an element of volcanic eruption.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 127- 

128 (J p.), 1872.

 Kilauea in 1880.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 34, pp. 19-27,

1887.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, pp. 507-510, 

1891.

Bringier, L. Notes of the geology, mineralogy, topography, productions and 

aboriginal inhabitants of the regions 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 3, pp. 15-46,1821.

Brinton, D. G. On an ancient human 

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 437-444, 

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Briuton, Joseph H. Letter on the relations of rocks at Brinton's serpentine 

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2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report C4, the 

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Reports by Burt and Hubbard, pp. 1-38.

Britton, J. B. [Lignite of Arkansas, 

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Am. Inst.'Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 1,pp. 

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The Virginias, vol. 2, pp. 170-171,4°, 1881.

B[ritton], N. L. The true geological age 

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School of Mines, Quurt., vol. 2, pp. HI-142 

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108 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [PULL. 127.

Britton, N. L. Continued.

 Additional notes on the geology of 

Staten Island.

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol.1, pp. 56- 

58, 1882. Discussion by D. S. .Martin, J. S. 

Newberry, A. A. Julien, and N. L. Britton, pp. 

57-59.

 On some large potholes near Williamsbridge, New York.

New York Acad. Sci., Traus., vol. , pp. 181- 

183, 1882.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci, 3d series, vol. 25, 

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 On the geology of Richmond County, 

N. Y.

New York Acad. Sci., Annals, vol. 2, pp. 

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Abstract, School of Mines, Quart., vol. 2, pp, 

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Reviewed by [J. D. Dana] Am. Jour. Sci.. 

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Am.Assoc., Proc., vol. 31, pp. 357-359, 1883.

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New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 2, pp. 9-13, 

1883.

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Read to Staten Island Nat. Sci. Assoc., December 8,1883. 

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Now York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 

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Abstract Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, 

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New Jersey Geol. Surv., Annual Report for

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Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, p.

79,1887.

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New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 

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Britton, N. L. Continued. 

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1886. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 7, p. 397 (J p).

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New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 4, pp. 

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New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 

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New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 6, pp. 

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Abstract, Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 37, pp. 

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New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 4, p. 79 

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1887.

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N. J.

New York Acad. Sci., Annals, vol. 4, pp. 

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Canadian Rec. of Sci., vol. 3, p. 184, 1888.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 109

Britton, N. L. Continued.

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Staten Island, Nat. Sci. Assoc., Proc., Jan, 

nary 14,1888 (J p.),1888.

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Staton Island, Nat. Soi. Assoc., Proc., 

March, 1889.

Am. Nat., vol. 23, p. 553 (J p.), 1889. 

Abstract, Now York Acad. Sci., Trails., 

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1889 (2 lines). 

Am. Nat., vol. 23, p. 1037, 1889.

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Staten Island, Nat. Sci. Assoc., Proc., April, 

1889 (1 page), 1889. 

Am. Nat., vol. 23, pp. 1032-1033, 1889.

 [Remarks on the relations of the 

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Now York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 8, pp. 

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1889.

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Staten Island, Nat. Sci. Assoc., Proc., 

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New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 9, p. 83 

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 Schedule showing depth of coal 

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Geol. Surv. Missouri, preliminary report 

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1872. part 2, p. 421, New York, 1873,

Broadhead, G. C. Continued.

 Notes on such rocks of Missouri as 

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Geol. Surv. Missouri, prelinrinaiy report on 

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 Geology of northwestern Missouri.

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 Report of the geological survey of 

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74, 734, xlix, 4 pages, plates, atlas, Jefferson City, 1874.

Includes notes by Norwood, report on lead 

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Mooro, and appendices by various persons.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, Vol. 9, 

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[ ] Bond [and Fayette, Montgomery, 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, p. 150 (J p.), 

1876.

From Mines, Metals, and Arts, St. Louis, 

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Am. Inst. Mining Eug., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 

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223, Plate XVI, 1878.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 9, 

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 Occurrence of bitumen in Missouri. 

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trails., vol. 3, pp. 224- 

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 Age of our porphyries.

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 3,pp. 366- 

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St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 3, p. xxiii 

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Kansas City Review, vol. 1, pp. 392-393,1878.

 Missouri iron ore of the Carboniferous ago.

Kansas City Review, vol. l,pp. 650-054,1878,
110 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Broadhead, G. C. Continued.

 Bitumen, asphaltum, petroleum, pyroschists, and other solid hydrocarbons.

Kansas City Review, vol. 1, pp. 209-224,1878.

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St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 3, pp. xxxxi (£ p.), 1878. 

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 Remarks on Hunt's and Dana's sections. [Tables of^ geological formations in Macfarlane's Geological Railway Guide.]

Kansas City Eeview, vol. 2, pp. 666-668,1879.

 Jackson County, Mo., a few notes on 

its geology.

Kansas City Eeview, vol. 2, pp. 204-210,1879.

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Kansas City Eeview, vol. 2, pp. 628-629,1879.

 Origin of the loess.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, pp. 427-428, 

1879.

 Missouri [geological formations].

Macfarlane's Geol. Ewy. Guide, pp. 154-158, 

1879.

 Notes on the surface geology of 

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Kansas City Eeview, vol. 3, pp. 460-461,1880.

 The mastodon [Missouri].

Kansas City Eeview, vol. 4, pp. 519-530,1881.

 The Carboniferous rocks of southeast Kansas.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 22, pp. 55-57,

1881. ° 

Kansas City Eeview, vol. 5, pp. 273-275,1882.

 The chalk beds of Wa Keeney, Kans. 

Kansas City Eeview, vol. 5, p. 616 (fp.j, 1882.

 Marble of southeast Missouri.

Kansas City Eeview, vol. 5, pp. 523-526,1882.

 Archaean rocks of Missouri.

Kansas City Eeview, vol. 5, pp. 735-738,

1882.

 North Park, Colorado.

Kansas City Eeview, vol. 6, pp. 197-204,

1883.

 Geological notes on the Central 

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Kansas City Eeview, vol. 5, pp. 129-132,1882.

 Jura-Trias [Western United States]. 

Kansas City Eeview, vol. 6, pp; 534-540, 

1883.

 Geological notes on a part of southeast Kansas.

Kansas City Eeview, vol. 6, pp. 172-175, 

1883.

Broadhead, G. C. Continued.

 Carboniferous rocks of eastern Kansas.

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 4, pp. 481- 

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 [On the Burlington gravel beds.

Kansas City Eeview, vol. 8, pp. 453-454 (4 p.), 

1884.

 Missouri and Kansas [building 

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10th Census U. S., Eeport on the building 

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pagination.

 Mine of Carterville, Jasper County, 

Mo.

Kansas City Eeview, vol. 8, pp. 70-72,1884.

 Mitchell County, Tex.

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 433-436,1888.

 The geological history of the Ozark 

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Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 6-13,1889.

 The Missouri River.

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 148-155, 1889.

 Missouri.

Macfarlane's Geol. Ewy. Guide, 2d edition, 

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Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 33-35,1891.

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Brooks, T. B. On certain Lower Silurian rocks in St. Lawrence County, 

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1872.

[ ] The lamination, plication, and 

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 Iron-bearing rocks [economic].

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CARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. Ill

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 Classified list of rocks observed in 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 12, pp. 194-204, 

1876.

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1876.

 Geology of the Menominee iron region, east of center of range 17 E., 

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Geology of "Wisconsin, Survey of 1873-1879, 

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1891.

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Bross, William. Canyons, their character 

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Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1879, 

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Brown, A. J. The formation of fissures 

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Brown, Andrew, and Dickeson, M. W. 

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Abstract, Louisiana board of health, Report 

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Brown, C. Newtou. The Meigs Creek 

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Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 5, economic 

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 The Pittsburg coal seam in Jefferson, Belmont, and Guernsey counties. 

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Brown, J. A. Calaveras County.

California, 10th Report of Mineralogist, pp. 

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1846.

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112 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

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1882.

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Indiana Dept. of Geol. and Nat. Hist., 14th 

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Indiana Dept. of Geol. and Nat. Hist., 13th 

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Indiana Dept. of Geol. and Nat. Hist., 15th 

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Brown, W. G., Campbell, H. D., and. 

Composition of certain Mesozdic igneous rocks of Virginia.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 339-348, 

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Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 8, p. 54 (J p.); Am. 

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Browne, David H. The distribution of 

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California, 10th Report of Mineralogist, pp. 

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Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 46, pp. 22-23,42-

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Bryson, John. The Glacial phenomena 

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DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 113

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 [On the beaches along the southern 

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Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 64-65,1888.

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Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 136-137 (£ p.), 1888.

 Artesian , well, Woodhaven, Long 

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Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 214-215,1889.

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Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 125-126,1889.

 Pro-Glacial channels at the falls of 

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Am. Gool., vol. 5, pp. 180-188,1800.

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Am. Gool., vol. 6, pp. 251-255,1890.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 10, pp. 268-272, 

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Geol. Gesell., Zeit., vol. 5, p. 11 (J p.), 1853.

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Texas Almanac, -Richardson & Co., vol. 10, 

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Texas Almanac, Richardson & Co., vol. 10, 

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Texas Almanac, Richardson & Co., pp. 79-82, 

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Geol. and Agri. Surv. Texas, 1st Annual 

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Texas Scrap Buok by Baker, ,pp. 488-601, 

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Message Prest.TJ. S., 31st Gong., 1st sess., 

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DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 115

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Cabot, Edward C. [Glacial scratches in 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 208 

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Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 5, pp. 340-342, 

1849.

Caldwell,W. B.,jr. Reportonthelimonite ores of Trigg, Lyon, and Caldwell 

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Geol. Surv. of Kentucky, Reports of progress, new series, vol. 5, pp. 251-264, Frankfort, 

1880.

California.

1837. On guano deposits, Edwards.

1843. Analogy bet ween modern igneous 

rocks and the primary formations, Dana, J. D.

1845. Expedition to Rocky Mountains, 

Oregon, and California, Fremont.

Formations in portion of Oregon 

and California, Hall, J.

1848. Reconnaissance from Leavenworth to San Diego, Emory.

1849. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C.

Notes on the California gold region, Lyman, C. S.

United States exploring expedition, Dana, J. D.

1851. Geology and resources of California, Tyson, P. T.

Pluton geysers of California, 

Shepherd, F.

Report on minerals from California, Frazer, J. F.

1852. Quaternary in California,

Blake, J.

Znm Obergrubeu in California, 

Carnall.

1853. Geology of»the Sierra Nevada, 

Trask,

California Continued. 

1853. Geologic map of United States,

etc., Marcou, J. 

Notes on gold region, Blake,

W.P. 

Preliminary report of survey in

California, Blake, W. P. 

Quicksilver mine of Almaden,

Blake, W. P.

Localities of fossil diatoms, Bailey, J. W. 

Exploration between 38th and

41st parallel in 1853-54, Schiel. 

Shales and jasper rock north of

San Francisco, Dana, J. D.

Geology of Coast Mountains and 

part of Sierra Nevada, Trask.

1855. Extent of gold region, Blake,

W.P. 

Coast of California from Bodega

Bay to San Diego, Blake, W. P. 

Polishing of rocks by dry sands.

Blake, W. P. 

Silicified plants from California,

Blake, W. P.

Remarks on fossils from California, Blake, W. P. 

Report on explorations between

latitude 38° and41° for route to

the Pacific, Schiel. 

Geology of part of Calaveras

County, Patton. 

Fossil shells from California,

Conrad. 

Geology of Coast Mountains, etc.,

Trask. 

Geology of route to Pacific Ocean

in California and Oregon, Newberry. 

Account of volcanic springs in

southern California, Le Conte. 

Gisement de 1'or en Californie,

Marcou, J.

1856. Geology of route to Pacific near 

35th parallel, Marcou, J.; 

Blake, W. P.

Sandstone formation of San Francisco, Blake, W. P.

Infusoria in Tertiary of Monterey, Blake, W. P.

Report upon route to the Pacific 

in California, Blake, W. P.
116 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULI-. 127.

California Continued.

1856. Remarks on geology of California, Blake, W. P.

Review of part of geologic map 

of United States by Marcou, 

Blake, W. P'.

Report oh northern and southern 

California, Trask.

Boden-Verhaltnisse des californischeh Gold-Distriktes, Burkart.

Reconuaissauco from the Mississippi to hot) Angeles, Cal., 

Marcou, J.

1857. Report upon routes to the Pacific 

in California and to the Rio 

Grande, Antisell.

Orography of Western States, 

Blake, W. P.

Geology and paleontology of Mexican boundary survey, Hall, J.

Illustrations of surface geology, 

Hitchcock, E.

Notes on auriferous gravels, 

Davis, H.

Country along Mexican boundary 

from the Pacific to the Colorado, Emory.

Geology of lower Colorado region, Schott.

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils 

of Mexican boundary survey, 

Conrad.

1858. Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Parallelism between auriferous 

drift of Appalachians and California, Blake, W. P.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Geology and geography of North 

America, Rogers, H. D.

Coal mines of Monte Diablo, 

Re~nard.

Reconnaissance to mouth of Gila 

River, Parry, C. C.

Volcanoes in Colorado Desert, 

Veatch.

Fossils from Tertiary of Chico 

Creek, Trask.

Cretaceous fossils of Los Angeles, Trask.

From llth meridian to Pacific 

Ocean on Mexican boundary, 

Michler.

California Continued. 

1858. Paleontology of survey for route 

to the Pacific in California, 

Conrad.

Fossil beds in San Luis Obispo 

County, Autisell.

Country between Lake Superior 

and the Pacific, Hector.

Report on Colorado River, Newberry.

Phosphoric acid in igneous rocks, 

Schiel.

1864. Change of level in Green Mountains, Scott, W. K.

New Alniaden quicksilver mines, 

Silliman.

Reisebericht aus Californien, 

Richthofen.

Ueber Californien, Richthofon.

Fossiliferous rocks of California, 

Whitney, J.D.

1865. Geology of California, field work 

of 1860-1865, Whitney, J. D.

Explorations in the Sierra Nevada in 1864, Whitney, J. D.

Deep places of Nevada County, 

Silliman.

Petroleum in California, Silliman.

Mining district of Sonora, Vivian.

Fossils from auriferous slates of 

California, Meek.

Le Californie, Friguet.

1866. Recent developments of survey

of California, Whitney, J. D. j 

Age of gold rocks of the Pacific

Coast, Brewer. ] 

Constitution gcSologique et minieres de la Californie, Friguet. 

Whituey's Geology of California,

Brewer.

Conrad's criticisms on paleontology of California, Gabb. 

Subdivisions of Cretaceous of

California, Gabb. 

Journey through California and

Nevada, Jackson, C. T. 

Miocene and Cretaceous at Santa

Barbara, Jackson, C. T. 

Faune primordiale dans le pays

de Galles et la gdologie californieue, Marcou, J.

1867. Oil regions in Tulare Valley,

Blake.

Fossils in auriferous slate qf Mariposa estate, Blake,
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 117

California Continued.

1867. Gabb on Cretaceous of California,

Conrad.

Drift of Pacific Coast, Whitney. 

Grass Valley gold district, Silliman. 

Silver and gold in foothills of

Sierra Navada, Silliman.

1868. Mittheilungen von tier West-KHsto

Nord-Amerikas, Richthofen. 

Salt Spring Valley region, Calaveras County, Goodyear, W.A. 

Notes on Hetch Jletchy Valley,

Hoffman, C. F.

The Yosemite book, Whitney. 

Mastodon in placers, Silliman. 

Principles of the natural system

of volcanic rocks, Richthofen. 

Age of gold rocks, Brewer. 

Absence of northern drift in the

West, Whitney, J. D. 

Human skull in Calaveras County,

Whitney, J. D. 

Gold with cinnabar in secondary

or Tertiary rocks, Blake, W. P. 

Carboniferous age of gold rocks,

Blake, W. P.

Gradual elevation about San Francisco, Blake, J. 

Miscellaneous notices, Blake,

W. P.

1869. Chemical geology of gold fields,

Phillips. 

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils,

Gabb. 

Desiccation of surface, Blake,

W. P. 

Divisions of the Cretaceous,

Whitney, J. D. 

Alter der goldfiihrenden Giinge,

etc, Richthofon.

1870. Fossils from Pacific States, Gabb. 

Goldlagerstiitten Californiens,

Burkart. 

Mixture of Cretaceous and Eocene

fossils, Conrad. 

Tooth from Table Mountain,

Blake, W. P. 

Plasticity of pebbles and rocks,

Blake. 

Forest in Tertiary of California,

Marsh, O. C. 

Theory of great features of the

earth's surface, Le Conte. 

Ancient lakes of western America,

Newberry.

California Continued. 

1870. Glaciers do 1'ouest des Etas-Unis,

Grad.

Glaciers on Pacific Slope, King, C. 

Glaciers in California, Muir. 

Infusorial deposits, Edwards. 

Formation of deposits of diatoms, 

Edwards.

1872. Mining districts, Hoffman, W. J. 

Notes on mining districts, Lyle.

1873. Coast surface geology, Bowman. 

Distribution of mining districts,

Raymond. 

Bowlders north of Yosemite,

Tenney. 

Region of the Yosemite Valley,

Clarke, G. 

Geologic map of United States,

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock

and Blake.

Silver mines of Pioche, Durand. 

Klamath River mines, Chase. 

Glaciation ot* the Ypsemite Valley, Kneeland. 

Formation of features of earth's

crust, Lo Conte. 

Ancient glaciers of the Sierras,

Le Conte.

1874. Blue gravel of California, Goldsmith, E.

On belts of fissures, Raymond. '

Great lava flood of the West and 

structure of Cascade Mountains, Lo Coute.

Serpentine of Coast and Cascade 

ranges, Newberry.

Auriferous gravels of Gold Bluffs, 

Chase.

Mountain sculpture in Sierra Nevada, Carr.

Glacial phenomena in Nicaragua, 

Dana, J. D.

1875. Recent volcano in Plumas County, 

Harkness,

Portions of Nevada, Utah, California, arid Arizona, Gilbert.

High Sierra south of Mount 

Whitney,, Goodyear, W. A.

Ancient glaciers of the Sierra Nevada, Le Conte.

Artesian vrells of Los Angeles 

County, Chase.

Studies on formation of mountains in the Sierra Nevada, 

Muir.
118 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

California Continued.

1875. Observations in southeast California, Marcou, J.

Abrasion of stones of northwest 

America, Davidson, G.

Geology of Sierra Nevada in relation to vein mining, Bowman.

Gravels of Placer County, Davidson.

Auriferous gravels of California, 

Davidson, G.

California during the Pliocene, 

Cooper, J. G.

California coal, Cooper, J. G.

California in the Miocene, Cooper, 

J. G.

Notes on Tertiary of California, 

Cooper, J. G.

Eocene epoch in California, 

Cooper, J. G.

1876. Invertebrates from coal rocks, 

Whiteaves.

Itacolumite from M a r i p o s a 

County, Blake, W. P.

Microscopic petrography, survey 

of fortieth parallel, Zirkel.

Maps of parts of California, Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, New 

Mexico, and Utah, Gilbert, 

Marvine and Howell.

Glacial action at head of Johnson's pass, Blake, J.

Eeport on southeast California 

region, Loew.

Horizontal crushing in Coast 

ranges of California, Le Conte.

Eolations of liguitic group of the 

West, Stevenson.

Geology between Leavenworth 

and the Sierra Nevada, Engelmann.

Eeport on portion of southern 

California, Marcou, J.

Wheeler's expedition durch Siidliche Californien, Loew.

1877. Post-Glacial history of Sequoia 

gigantea, Muir.

Ancient river channels of California, Jacobs, H. D.

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane.

Glacial marks on Pacific and Atlantic coasts compared, Packard.

California C ontin ued.

1877. Part of western Nevada and eastern California, Coukling.

Asphalt bed near Los Angeles, 

Denton.

Coal mines of western coast of 

United States, Goodyear.

1878. Structure and origin of mountains, Le Conte.

Systematic geology of fortieth 

parallel survey, King, C.

Notes on surface geology of Pacific Slope, Dawson, G. M.

Alkaline and boracic lakes of 

California, Phillips, J. A.

Petroleum and other hydrocarbons, Broadhead.

Ezoic rocks of North America, 

Hunt, T. S.

Eeports on parts of Nevada and 

California, Conkling.

Older rocks of the West, Hunt, 

T.S.

Tertiiires cypressenartiger Holzen in Californieu, Conwentz.

1879. Macfarlane's Geologic Eailway

Guide, Cooper, J. G. 

Eelation of rock decay to loess,

drift, and rock basins, Puinpelly. 

Hydraulic mining in California,

Bowie, A. J. 

Hillocks of San Diego, Barnes,

G.W.

Fossil shells from Colorado Desert, Stearns. 

Genesis of cinnabar deposits,

Christy, S. B. 

Jura-Trias of western North

America, White, C. A. 

Classification of rocks, Wadsworth. 

Extinct volcanoes about Lake

Mono, Le Conte. 

North American Mesozoic and

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A. 

Operations on the Maripo.sa

estate, Eolker. 

Wanderings in the Western land,

Vivian.

1880. The great West, Hayden, F. V.

Auriferous gravels of Sierra Nevada, Whitney, J. D.

C-ld river beds of California, Le 

Conte.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 119

California Continued.

1880. Recent silicification, Hunt, T. S. 

Reconnaissance in San Francisco,

Eureka, and Bodie districts,

Becker. 

Field notes on auriferous gravels,

Goodyear.

1881. Canyons, their character and

origin, Bross.

Elongation of pebbles, Wadsworth.

1882. Ammonite in Tejon group, Dana,

J.D. 

Guadalupe quicksilver mine,

Wagoner.

Tertiary flora as related to Tertiary animals of the West, Lesquereux.

Rapport de la commission du

Mexique, Prudhomme. 

Jointed structure in clay and

marl, Le Conte. 

Vein formation in progress at

Sulphur Bank, California, Le

Conte and Rising.

1883. Diorite from California, Reinhold. 

Note sur la ge"ologie de la Californie, Marcou, J. 

Cretaceous and Tertiary flora of

the West, Lesquereux. 

Thermal spring of Yellowstone

Park, Peale. 

Playas and playa lakes, Russell,

LC. 

Supposed Tertiary ammonites,

Newberry. 

Volcanoes of northern California

to Washington, Hague and

Iddings. 

Age of Tejon, and ammonites in

Tertiary of California, Hoilprin.

Ammonites in Tertiary, Heilprin. 

Ueber die Geologic Califoruiens,

Marcou, J. 

Progress of geology, 1882, Hunt,

T.S. 

Decay of rocks, Hunt, T. S.

1884. Climatic changes of later geologic times, Whitney, J. D. 

Contributions to Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

Illustrations of polished rock 

surfaces, Morgan, H. J.

California Continued.

1884. Studies of rocks of Cordilleras,

Wadsworth. 

Volcanic rocks of the Great

Basin, Hague and Iddings. 

Field work in Cascade range,

Diller.

Azoic system, Whitney and Wadsworth. 

United States Geological Survey

work in California, Becker. 

Relations of mineral belts of

Pacific Slope to the upheavals,

Becker. 

Rocks of Lassen Peak and Mount

Shasta, Diller. 

Microscopic structure of building

stones, Menill, G. P.

Volcanic rocks in Cascade range,

Diller. 

Steep slopes of western loess,

Hilgard. 

Physical and agricultural features

of California, Hilgard.

1885. Map of the United States, McGee.

Graviers aurifcres de la Sierra 

Nevada, Fuchs.

Quaternary lakes of the Great 

Basin, Gilbert.

Quaternary and Recent mollusca 

of the Great Basin, Call.

Latest volcanic eruption, Dutton.

Coal in Chico group, Diller.

[Analyses of rocks, etc.] work 

done in Washington laboratory, 

Clark and Chatard.

Glaciers of high Sierra, Russell, 

LC.

Existing gla.ciers of the. United 

States, Russell, I. C.

Volcanic dust deposits in the 

Great Basin, Russell, I. C.

Cretaceous fossils from California, 

White, C. A.

Jurassic of North America, White, 

C. A.

Mesozoic and Cenozoic of California, White, C. A.

Relative ages of American and 

English Neozoic, Marcou, J.

Notes on stratigraphy of California, Becker.

Geologic sketch of Pacific division, Becker.
120 [BULL. 127.

California Continued.

1885. Report, division of the Pacific,

Becker.

Eeport, division of Mesozoic invertebrates, White, C. A.

1886. Cretaceous metainorphics,

Becker. 

Post-Tertiary elevation of Sierra

Nevada, Le Conte. 

Notes on geology of northern

California, Diller. 

Profiles through Sierra Nevada,

Keyer.

Iron ores, Putnam. 

Umgebungen von San Francisco,

Santa Cruz, und Neu-Alniaden,

Rath. 

Langs der Central-Pacific Eisenbahn und in Dutch Flat, Rath. 

Sudliche Californien, etc., Rath. 

Well in Kern County, Haggin. 

Building stones, Hanks. 

San Diego County, Hanks. 

Mount St. Helena, Hanks. 

. 1887. Silver mines of Calico, Lindgren. 

Stages of geologic history of

Sierra Nevada, Gilbert. 

Map of the United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Latest volcanic eruption, Diller. 

. Faults of Sierra Nevada, Russell,

I. C. 

Flora and history of .coast islands,

Le Coute. 

Report of State mineralogist, Irelan.

Texture of massive rocks, Becker. 

Infusorial earth, Santa Barbara,

Finch. 

Microscopic study of rocks,

Schuster.

1888. Inyo County, Goodyear. 

Kern County, Goodyear. 

Late Quaternary geology. Hilgard.

Glaciers, Emmons, S. F. 

Lithology of wall rocks, Attwood. 

Los Angeles County, Goodyear. 

Mineral resources by counties,

Irelan.

Mono County, Whiting 

Natural gas, Weber. 

Nomenclature of Cenozoic, Le

Conte. 

Obsidian cliff, Iddings.

California Continued.

1888. Report of division of volcanic 

geology, Dutton.

Remarks oil Aucella, White, C. A.

Petroleum, asphaltum, and gas, 

Goodyear, Weber.

Origin of primary quartz in basalt, Iddings.

Quicksilver deposits of Pacific 

Coast, Becker.

Report United States Geological 

Survey, Becker.

San Bernardino County, Goodyear.

San Diego County, Goodyear.

Tulare County, Goodyear.

Veutura County, Bowers.

Catalogue of fossils, Cooper.

Cements, Irelan.

Coal, Ashburner, Goodyear.

Drift mining, Dunn.

Building stones, Jackson, A. W.

1889. Fossils from Pacific Coast, White,

C.A.

Hanksite, Hanks. 

Dry lakes, Jenney. 

Origin of normal faults, Le Conte. 

Across Santa Barbara Channel,

Fewkes.

Silicified wood, Friedrich. 

Analyses of clays from Owens

Lake, Chatard. 

Building stone, Merrill, G. P 

Geology of Lassen Peak district,

Diller. 

Geology of quicksilver deposits,

Becker.

Quaternary history of Mono Valley, Russell.

Report, California division, 

United States Geological Survey, Becker.

Report, division of volcanic geology, United States Geological 

Survey, Dutton.

1890. Analyses of lavas from Lassen 

Peak, Hillebrand, Riggs.

Analyses of lavas from Shasta 

County, Riggs.

Analyses of volcanic rocks, Chatard, Whitfield, J. E; Eakius, 

Hillebrand.

Auriferous gravels, Hammond..

Cements, Irelan.

Clays, Johnson, W. D,
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 121

California Coutinu ed. 

1890. Cretaceous of northern California, Diller.

Fossils as indicators of mineral 

products, Cooper.

Geology of Channel Islands, 

Yates.

Glass, De Groot.

Islands of Santa Barbara Channel, Yates.

Los Angeles County, Preston.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Cooper, Turner.

Mines of Calico County, Storms.

Natural soda, Chatard.

Paleontology of Northwest coast, 

Dall.

Protozoonites, Friederich.

San Bernardiuo County, Crossman.

San Diego County, Goodyear. 

Sandstone dikes, Diller. 

San Nicolas Island, Bower. 

Santa Clara County, Weber. 

Santa Cruz Island, Goodyear. 

Spherulites from near Hot

Springs, Rutley. 

Warren's Geography, Brewer. 

Report, California division,

United States Geological SurAr ey, Becker.

Certain magnetic rocks, Hanks. 

Alaraoda County, Goodyear. 

Amador County, Brown. 

Ancient river beds of the Forest

Hill divide, Browue. 

Analyses of rocks, Chatard. 

Asphaltum mine, Ventura County,

Hilgard.

Butte County, Miner. 

Calaveras County, Brown. 

Chemistry of Mount Diablo rocks,

Melville.

Colusa County, Goodyear. 

Contra Costa County, Goodyear. 

Colorado Desert, Orcutt. 

Fresno County, Goldstone. 

Gas well at Summerland, Wheelan. 

Geology of Mother lode region,

Fairbanks.

Lake County, Goodyear. 

Lassen County, Preston. 

Los Angeles County, Preston. 

Manganese deposits, Penrose. 

Marion County, Goodyear,

California Continued. 

1890. Mariposa County, Preston.-

Mendocino County, Goodyear.

Merced County, Watts.

Mining of gold ores, Hammond.

Modoc County, Preston.

Monterey County, Angel.

Napa County, Goodyear.

Nevada County, Hobson.

Orange County, Bowers.

Placer County, Hobson.

Pico Canyon oil field, North.

Plumas County, Preston.

Report, California division, 

United States Geological Survey, Becker,,

Report, Cascade division, United 

States Geological Survey, 

Diller.

Rincon Hill well, Irelan.

San Joaquin County, Watts.

Siskiyou County, Hobson.

Searle's borax marsh, Do Groot.

Santa Cruz County, Watts.

Santa Barbara County, Angel, 

Hobson.

San Mateo County, Watts.

San Luis Obispo County, Angel.

Santa Clara County, Watts.

Sacramento County, Watts.

Souoina County., Goodyear.

Stanislaus County, Watts.

Sutter County, Preston.

Tulare County, Angel.

Trinity County, Miller.

Tuolumue CouMy, Goldstono.

Veutura County, Bowers.

Yolo County, Goodyear, Watts. 

1891. Crystallines of northern California, 

Dutton.

Schists of coast ranges, Becker.

Coniferous wood saturated with 

bitumen, Ford.

Early Cretaceous), Becker.

Tertiary and Post-Tertiary 

changes of Pacific Coast, Le 

Conte.

Titanic oxide in soils, Dunuington.

Cretaceous of North America, 

White, C. A.

Cretaceous of northern California, Diller.

Classification of mountain ranges, 

Upham,
122 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

California Continued. 

1891. Faunas of Shasta group and Trias 

from Mineral King district, 

White, C. A.

Infusorial earths, Edwards. 

Flooding of the Colorado Desert,

Powell.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P. 

Mount Diablo, Turner. 

Structure of portion of the Sierra

.Nevada, Becker. 

Mohawk Lake beds, Turner. 

Antiquities from Tuolumne Table

Mountain, Becker. 

Manganese deposits, Penrose. 

Late volcanic eruption and its

peculiar lava, Diller. 

Call, R. Ellsworth. Geology and natural 

history of Fremont County, Iowa.

History of Fremont County, Des Homes, 

1880, 37 pages, [pp. 1-8 on geology.]

 The loess in central Iowa.

Am. Nat., vol. 15, pp. 782-784,1881.

 The loess of North America.

Am. Nat., vol. 16, pp. 369-381 and 542-549, 

plates, 1882.

 On the Quaternary and Recent mollusca of the Great Basin, with descriptions of new forms.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

Bull. No. 11, vol. 2, pp. 367-420, plates, "Washington, 1885.

 Sketch of physical geography of 

Iowa.

Iowa "Weather and Crop Service, Annual 

Keport for 1890,1890.

 Preliminary paper on artesian wells 

in Iowa.

Iowa Weather and Crop Service, Eeport, 

April, 1891.

 The geology of Crowley's Ridge, 

Arkansas. [Abstract.]

Iowa Acad. Sci., Proc., 1887-89, pp. 52-53, 

1890.

 On the geology of eastern Arkansas. 

[Abstract.]

Iowa Acad. Sci., Proc., 1887, 1889, pp. 85-90, 

1890.

 The geology of Crowley's Ridge.

Arkansas Geol. Surv., Eeport for 1889, vol. 

2, pp. 1-223, plate, 1891. 

Abstract Am. Nat., vol. 25, p. 823 (J p.), 1891.

 The Tertiary silicified woods of eastern Arkansas.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 42, pp. 394-401, 

1891.

Call, R. Ellsworth Continued.

 and McGee, W. J. The loess and 

associated deposits of Des Moiues 

[Iowa],

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 24, pp. 202-223, 

1882.

Abstract by G. K. Gilbert, Science, vol. 2, p. 

763 (J p.), 4°, 1882.

Callaway, Charles. [General statements 

on the geology of New York State.] 

Albany Inst., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 41-43,1878.

 On the correlation of the lower Helderberg group of New York.

Geol. Mag., vol. 5 (new series), pp. 271-277, 

1878.

 The Azoic system and its proposed 

subdivision by J. D. Whitney and M. 

E. Wads worth.

Geol. Mag., vol. 2,3d series, pp. 28-31,1885.

 On parallel structure in rocks as indicating a sedimentary origin.

Geol. Mag. 3d decade, vol. 4, pp. 351-354,1887.

 Parallel structure in igneous rocks. 

Geol. Mag., 3d decade, vol. 4, p. 479 (9 lines), 

1887.

Calleuder, John A. The Lake Superior 

copper mines.

Mining Mag.,vol. 2, pp. 249-253. [Not seen.] 

1854.

Calvert, John. On the decomposition of 

rocks and the recomposition of their 

metallic constituents.

Mining Mag.,vol. 3, pp. 371-376. [Notseen.] 

1854.

Calvin, Samuel. A preliminary notice 

of an occurrence of Marcellus shales in 

Iowa.

Eead to Iowa Acad. Sci., June, 1877. 

Am. Nat., vol. 11, pp. 57-58 (J p.), 1877.

 Deposits of Chemung group in 

Iowa.

Eead to Iowa Acad. Sci., June, 1877. 

Am. Nat., vol. 11, p. 57 (J p.), 1877.

 On some dark shale recently discovered below the Devonian limestones at 

Independence, Iowa, with a notice of 

its fossils and description of new 

species.

TJ. S. Geol. and Geogr. Surv. Territories, 

F. V. Hayden in charge, Bull., vol. 4, pp. 

725-730, Washington, 1878.

 On some dark shale recently discovered below the Devonian limestones at 

Independence, Iowa, with notice of the 

fossils at present known to be in it.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 15, pp. 460-462, 

1878.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 123

Calvin, Samuel Continued.

 On the fauna found at Lime Creek, 

Iowa, and its relation to other geological faunas.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 432-436, 

1883.

 Fragments of geological history, 

Johnson County.

Iowa Hist. Eec., vol. 1, pp. 100-106,1885.

 Notes on the formations passed 

through in boring the deep well at 

Washington, Iowa.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 28-31,1888.

 Observations on the vertical range 

of certain species of fossils of the 

Hamilton period in western Ontario. 

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 81-86,1888.

 Some geological problems in Muscatine County, Iowa, with special reference to the rectification of the supposed Kinderhook near the mouth of 

Pine Creek.

Iowa State Univ., Bull., vol. 1, No. 1., pp. 

7-18,1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 25-36,1889.

 Iron Butte Mountain. Some preliminary notes.

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 95-97,1889.

 Additional notes on the Devonian 

rocks of Buchanan County, Iowa. 

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 142-145,1891. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 25, p. 1127 (4 lines), 

1891.

Cambrian.

NEW ENGLAND. 

1818. Geology of Williamston, Mass.,

Dewey, C. 

Localities of minerals and

remains, Silliman. 

Mineralogy and geology of 

Boston region, Dana, S. L. 

and J. F.

Index to geology of the Northern States, Eaton. 

1820. Tour between Hartford and

Quebec, Silliman. 

Section from Taconic range to

Troy, Dewey, C. 

1822. Survey of Eensselaer County,

N. Y., Eaton.

Minerals and rocks in Berkshire, Mass., etc., Silliman. 

1824. Firestone and Avhetstone,

Rhode Island, Robinson, S. 

Western Massachusetts region, 

Dewey, C.

Cambrian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1824. Locality of amethyst, Rhode

Island, Adams, J. 

Geology of Salisbury, Conn., 

Lee, C. A.

1825. Rock specimens from Rhode 

Island, Robinson, S.

1828. Notices of minerals and geology, Hitchcock, E. 

Nomenclature of North American rocks, Eaton.

1829. Argillite with anthracite coal,

Eaton.

Geology of county of Berkshire, Mass., Dewey.

1830. Gold of the Carolinas in the

talcose nlate, Eaton. 

Geological text-book, Eaton.

1831. Mines of New Milford and Salisbury, in Connecticut, Shepard.

1832. Geological survey of Massachusetts, economics, Hitchcock, E.

1833. Crystallines of Connecticut,

Mather. 

Report on Massachusetts,

Hitchcock, E. 

1835. Conglomerate of Roxbury and

dikes, Jackson, C. T.

1837. First report on public lands, 

Maine, Jackson, C. T.

First report on geology of 

Maine, Jackson, C. T.

Geological survey of Connecticut, Shepard. '

Geology of Portland and vicinity, Hitchcock, E.

1838. Allagash section from the 

Penobscot to the St. Lawrence,, Hodge.

Second report on Maine, Jackson.

Second report of public lands 

of Maine, Jackson, C. T.

Reexamination of economical 

geology of Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E. 

839. Report on Maine, Jackson, C.T.

Survey of Aroostook River, 

Maine, Holmes, E.

Catalogue of geological specimens., Maine, Jackson, C. T. 

1840. Geological survey of Rhode 

Island, Jackson, C. T.
124 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cambrian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1840. Geological map of Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E. 

Equivalency of deposits on 

east and west sides of the 

Atlantic, Eaton.

1841. On joints in rocks, Mather, 

Jackson, C. T.

On Waterville slates, Maine. 

Jackson, C. T.

First report on New Hampshire, Jackson, C. T.

Final report on Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

1842. Geology of Connecticut, Percival.

Geology of New York, second 

district, Emmons, E.

1843. Structure of Appalachians exemplifying laws of mountain 

chains, Rogers and Rogers. 

Structure of Berkshire and

vicinity, Rogers, H. D. 

Geology of New York, first 

district, Mather.

1844. Explanation of geologic map 

of Massachusetts, Hitchcock, 

E.

Final report on New Hampshire, Jackson, C. T.

Deudrites on slate at Newton, 

Mass., Teschemacher.

1845. First report on Vermont,

Adams, C. B.

Report on counties in Vermont, 

Hall and Thompson.

1846. Second report on geology of 

Vermont, Adams, C. B.

Agriculture of New York, Emmons, E.

Remarks on Taconic system, 

Emmons, E.

1847. Apparent drift furrows dependent on structure, Adams, C. B.

Third report on geology of 

Vermont, Adams, C. B.

Itacolumite from North Carolina, Justice.

1848. On tht Taconic rocks, Adams,

C.B.

Geography and geology of Vermont, Thompson, T.

1849. On the geology of Canada, 

Hunt, T. S.

Cambrian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1851. Agency of gas and steam in rock

alteration, Rogers, W. B. 

On the Taconic system, Hunt,

T.S. 

Systems of elevation of North

America, Foster and Whitney. 

Fractures of slate, Vermont,

etc., Whitney, J. D. 

Fissures in pudding stone of

Roxbury, Mass., Jackson,

C.T. 

Ripple marks from Brook! ine,

Mass., Cabot. 

Direction of scratches and

cleavage in Roxbnry, Mass.

1852. Geology of southern Essex 

County, Mass., Prescott.

1853. Appendix to history of Vermont, Thompson. Z.

Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

Report on certain points in 

geology of Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

Coal fields of Bristol County, 

Mass., and of Rhode Island, 

Hitchcock, E.; Wetherby.

1854. Some crystalline limestones of 

North America, Hunt, T. S.

1855. American geology, Emmons, E.

So-called talcose slates of the

Green Mountains, Hunt, T. S.

1856. Paleozoic fossils in eastern

Massachusetts, Rogers, W. B.

Age of altered rocks of eastern

Massachusetts, Rogers, W. B.

1858. Fractured ledges in Vermont, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Trilobite formation at Braintree, Mass., Lea, I.

1859. Catalogue of State cabinet and 

notes on metamorphics, 

Hitchcock, E.

Saline matter in rocks in eastern Massachusetts, Hayes, 

A. A.

Cement of sandstone and conglomerate, Jackson, C. T.

Cement of Roxbury conglomerate, Hayes, A. A.
BARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.

Cambrian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1859. Paleontology of New York, vol.

3, Hall, J. 

Trap and altered beds of Cohasset and Lake Superior,

Jackson, C. T. 

Trilobitcs from Braintree,

Mass., Rogers, W. B. 

Braiutree argillites, Jackson,

C.T. 

Analysis of slate from Somerville, Mass., Dombacli. 

Slates of Governors Island,

Massachusetts, Rogers, W. B.

1860. Primordial-Fauna in NordAmerika, Barrande.

Fauna of Quebec group and 

primordial of Canada, Logan.

Map of Rhode Island, Hitchcock, C. H.

So-called talcose schist of Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

1861. Primordial of North America, 

etc., Rogers, W. B.

Barrande on primordial of 

American and Tacouic of 

Emmoris, Hunt, T. S.

Geology of Aquidneck, Hitchcock, C. H.

OnTaconic in Vermont, Rogers, 

W. B.

Ago of White Mountains, Lesley,J.P.

Taconic system of Emmons, 

Hunt, T. S.

Geology of Vermont and the 

Taconic system, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Economical geology of Vermont, Hager.

General report on geology of 

Maine, Hitchcock, C. H.

Notes on wild lands of Maine, 

Holmes, E.

Remarks on Taconic system, 

Am. Jour. Sci.

Fossilifcrous pebbles in conglomerate near Fall River, 

Mass., Rogers, W. B.

Some points in American geology, Hunt, T. S.

Physical geography and 

scenery of Vermont, Hager.

Sur la faune primordiale en 

Ame'rique, Barrande.

Cambrian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued. 

1861. Pebbles in Vermont conglomerate, Hitchcock, E.; Jackson, C. T. 

Texture of Roxbury conglomerate, Bcuve". 

Notes on primordial and Tacouic, Marcou, J. 

Age of Roxbury conglomerate,

Jackson, C. T. 

Fossils from Potsdam group,

Vermont, Billings. 

Paradoxides slate from Braintree, etc., Marcou, J. 

Report on geology of Vermont,

Hitchcock, E. ; Hitchcock,

E., jr. ; Hager and Hitchcock,

C. H. 

Paradoxides slate from Braintree, etc., Marcou, J. 

Geological map of Vermont,

Hager. 

Primordial fauna and the Taconic system, Barrande. 

Faune desi roches du groupe do

Qudbec, Logan. 

Primordial fauna and Point

Levis fossils, Hall, J. 

Age of red sandstone formation,

Chemistry of survey of Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H. ; Barker. 

Fish River lakes, Maine, Packard. 

Moosehead Lake region, Houghton, J. L. 

Geology of the wild lands of

Maine, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Notes on sections across Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H. 

1862. Primordial fauna in America,

Barrande. 

Fossiles taconiques de 1'Amdrique du Nord, Marcou, J. 

Taconic and Silurian of

Vermont and Canada, Marcou, J. 

On primordial of America,

Barrande; Hall, J. 

Vermont primordial, Marcou, J. 

Tacouic system of Emmons,

Hunt, T. S. 

Notes on geology of Maine,

Hitchcock, C. Hv
126 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Cambrian Continued. 

NEW ENGLANP Continued.

1862. Age of red sandstone of Canada

and Vermont, Billings. 

Note on Taconic system of Emmons, Hunt, T. S. 

Region west of forks of the

Keuuebec, Maine, Goodale. 

Exploration in Aroostook

County, Me., Holmes, E. 

Reports on geology of Maine,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Remarks on the Taconic system,

Stevens. 

Rocks of Vinalhaven region,

Goodale. 

Potsdam and Hudson rocks in

Vermont, Hall, J. 

Hall on age of red sandstone in

Vermont, Billings. 

Marcou on Taconic of Vermont

and Canada, T. 

Potsdam fossils in America,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Thirty years' progress in geology of the older rocks, Murchison. 

Alleguash and Cauquomgomoc

lakes, White, O. 

Review of geology of Vermont

by Hitchcock and Hager,

Billings.

1863. Parallelism of Quebec group, 

Billings.

1864. Lentilles trilpbitiferes de la 

Point Levis an Canada, Marcou, J.

1865. Taconic question, Hall, J.

Altered conglomerate near

Hinghanij Mass., Bouve". 

Metamorphic .action in conglomerate, Jackson, C. T.

1866. Distortion of pebbles in conglomerate, Vose.

Report on Lake Superior, Macfarlane, T.

Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

Lower Silurian of North America, Logan.

1867. Terrains anciensdel'Ame'rique

du Nord, Hunt, T. S. 

Rocks and 'fossils from Phillipsburg, Canada East, Billings.

Cambrian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued. 

1868. Occurrences of iron in masses,

Whittlesey. 

Red sandstone of Vermont,

Perry.

Eozoischen Formationsgruppe 

Nord-Amerikas, Credner.

Points in geology of Vermont, 

Hunt, T. S.

Winooski marble, Vermont, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Relations of red sandstone of 

Vermont, Perry.

Geology of Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

1867. First report on New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of western Vermont, 

Perry, J. B.

1870. New England granite formation, Hunt, T. S.

1871. Geognosy of Appalachians, 

Hunt, T. S.

Map of Massachusetts, Hitchcock, C. H.

Relations in vicinity of Boston, Shaler.

1872. What is true Taconic, Dawson, 

J.W.

Island of Aquidneck and 

parts of Narragansett Bay, 

Shaler.

Remarks on Taconic controversy, Billings, E.

Green Mountain geology. On 

the quartzite, Dana, J. D.

On true Taconic, Dana, J. D.

Rocks of Great Barrington, 

Mass., Dana, J. D.

History of Cambrian and Silurian, Hunt, T. S.

Report of survey of New Hampshire, 1871, Hitchcock, C. H.

Conglomerate pebbles at Montague, Mass., Niles.

Geology of vicinity of Boston, 

Hunt, T. S.

Fossils in Winooski marble at 

S wanton, Vt., Billings.

Address of Hunt to American 

Association, Dana, J. D.

1873. Metamorphisin of pebbles at

Chestnut Hill, Mass., Niles. 

Survey of New Hampshire. 1872, 

HitcfccoQk, C. H,
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 127

Cambrian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1873. Geologic map of United States,

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock

and Blake. 

Taconic slates of Hudson River

age, Dana, J. D. 

Explanation of new geologic

map of New Hampshire,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Classification of rocks of New

Hampshire, Hitchcock.

1874. Quartzites of Williamstown

vicinity, Tenney. 

Physical history of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

1875. Remarks on geology of coast

north from Boston, Shaler. 

Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H. 

Explication de la carte ge"ologique de la terre, Marcou, J. 

Boston artesian well and its

waters, Hunt, T. S. 

Report on Hoosac Tunnel,

Hunt, T. S. 

Relations of primordial and

crystallines, Hunt, T. S. 

Relations of Boston and Narragansett bays, Shaler. 

Notes on eastern Massachusetts, Dodge.

1876. Report on limonite of Lehigh 

County, Pa., Dana, J. D.

Report of geologic map of 

Massachusetts by Crosby, 

Dana, J. D.

Geology of the Nashua Valley, 

Burbank.

On geologic map of Massachusetts, Crosby.

1877. Vermont geology by Rev. A. 

Wing, Dana, J. D.

Geology of New Hampshire, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Huntington.

Map of New Hampshire and 

Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

Cambrian and Silurian of 

western Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

Relation of geology of Vermont to that of Berkshire, 

Dana, J. D.

Conglomerate of Harvard, 

Mass.; Burbank.

Cambrian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1877. Relation of geology of New 

Hampshire to adjacent territory, Hitchcock, C. H.

1878. Dikes and Azoic of southeast 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Atlantic system of mountains, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Geologic map of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Mineralogy and petrography of 

Boston and vicinity, Wadsworth.

Economic geology of New 

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Atlas to geology of New 

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C.H.

1879. Hudson River age of Taconic 

schists, Dana, J. D.

Atlantic oystem of mountains, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Mining district at Sullivan, 

Me., Kempton.

Macfarlane's Geological Railway Guide, Hitchcock, C. H.

1880. Age of Taconic rocks and geology of Vermont, Dana, J. D.

Geology of eastern Massachusetts, Crosby. i

List of papers on the Taconic 

system, Dana, J. D. |

Carboniferous in Massachusetts, Crosby and Barton. i

Age of Green Mountains, Dana, 

J. D. j

Finite in eastern Massachusetts, 

Crosby. i

1881. Colonies dans les roches Taconique des bords du lac Champlain, Marcou, J.

Norfolk County Basin, Massachusetts, Barton.

Banded amygdules of Brighton 

amygdaloid, Davis, W. M.

Felsitea and associated rocks 

north of Boston, Diller.

Distorted pebbles in conglomerate, Crosby.

Compretision in rocks of Boston Basin, Crosby, Wadaworth.

Melaphyr of Brighton, Mass., 

Benton.

1882. Age of the Taconic system, 

Dana, J. D.
126 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cambrian C ontinued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1882. The Potsdam sandstone, Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

1883. Argillites and associates at 

Braintree, Mass., Dodge.

History of Taconic question 

and relation of Taoonian 

series, Hunt, T. S.

Winooski marble of Vermont, 

Perkins, C. H.

Geologic history of the American continent, Hall, J.

Progress of geology in 1882, 

Hunt, T. S.

Trachyte of Marblehead, Mass., 

Wadsworth.

Relation of Quincy granite to 

the argillite, Wadsworth.

Frenchmans Bay, Me., Crosby.

Notes on eastern Massachusetts, Dodge.

1884 Distribution of iron ores in 

eastern United States, Smock.

Geology of Ehode Island, Dale.

Southward ending of Taconic 

synclinal, Dana, J. D.

Thirteen sections across New 

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Decay of quartzite, Dana, J. D.

Hall on Hudson age of Taconic 

slates, Dana, J. D.

Cambrian of United States and 

Canada, Walcott.

Felsites and associates north 

of Boston, Diller.

Azoic system and its subdivisions, Whitney and Wadsworth.

Microscopic structure of building stones, Merrill, G. P.

Dike at Houghs Neck, Quincy, 

Mass., Wolff.

 Building stones of Ehode 

Island, Massachusetts, and 

Maine, Shaler.

Classification of joint structures, Crosby.

Argillite and conglomerate of 

Boston Basin, Wadsworth.

Contributions to geology of

Rhode Island, Dale. 

1885. Map of the United States, McGea

New genus of Cambrian trilobite, Walcott.

Cambrian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued

1885. Geology of mouth of Narragansett Bay, Dale.

Taconic rocks and stratigraphy, Dana, J. D.

History of Taconic question, 

and relations of the rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

Progress of geology, 1883, 

Hunt, T. S.

Geologic features of marble 

belt, Brainerd, E.

Decay of quartzite; pseudobreccia, Dana, J. D.

Sections of New Hampshire 

and Vermont, by Hitchcock, 

Dana, J. D.

Report, Atlantic Coast division, 

Shaler.

Winooski or Wakefield marble 

of Vermont, Perkins.

Marble of western New England, Seely.

Cambrian faunas of North 

America, Walcott.

1886. Sections of Taconic ranges by 

Hall, Marcou, J.

Geology of northern New England, Hitchcock, C. H.

Sections across New Hampshire and Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

Iron ores, Putnam.

Taconic stratigraphy, Dana, 

J.D.

Fossils from Taconic of Emmons, Dana, J. D.

1887. Northern Maine, Bailey.

Map of the United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

The Taconic system, Walcott.

Taconic rocks and stratigraphy, Dana, J. D.

1888. Relations of conglomerate and

slate in Boston Basin, Crosby. 

Genesis of Boston Basin and its

rocks, Bouve". 

Boston Basin, Hobbs. 

Dikes in Cambrian of Bristol

County, Mass., Shaler. 

Great Barrington, Mass., Julien. 

Outer islands of Boston Harbor,

Crosby.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 129

Cambrian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1888. Fossils i:i lower Tacouic of 

Emmons, Walcott.

Taconic of Georgia and report 

on the geology of Vermont, 

Marcou, J.

Fossils in lower Taconic, Walcott.

Taconic system of Emmons, 

Walcott.

1889. Olenellus fauna of North America, Walcott.

Geology of Nahant, Lane.

Horizon of Nahaut limestone, 

Foerste.

Dates of reports on geology of 

Vermont, Marcou, J. 5 Hitchcock, C. H.

Report, Paleozoic division, 

United States Geological 

Survey, Walcott.

Ruport, division of Archean, 

United States Geological Survey, Pumpelly.

Mount Desert Island, Shaler.

Cape Ann, Shaler.

1890. Calciferous in Champlain Valley, Braiuerd and Seely.

Essex County, Mass., Sears.

Studies of hornblende schist, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Granites in Massachusetts, Emerson.

Ottrelite and ilmenite schists, 

Wolff.

History of Boston Basin, 

Crosby.

Iron ores, Hunt, T. S.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Crosby, Hitchcock, C. H.

Report, division of Archean 

Geology, United States Geological Survey, Pumpelly.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian, 

Walcott.

1891. Greylock synclinoriuin, Dale.

Douglas region, central Massachusetts, Emerson.

Cambrian of North America, 

Walcott.

American opinion on the older 

rocks, Winchell, A.

Age of Stockbridge limestone,

Wolff. 

Bull. 127 9

Cambrian Continued! 

NEW ENGLAND Con tinned. ' 

1891. Iron ores of Minnesota, Winchell, N. H. and H. V. 

Equivalents of Minnesota iron

ores, Winchell, N. H. 

Metamorphism of conglomerate

schist, Wolff. 

Identity of Lower Cambrian in

Rutland region, James. 

Overthrust faults in Vermont,

Walcott.

NKW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY.

1818. Index to geology of the Northern States, Eaton.

1820. Section from Taconic range to 

Troy,N.Y., Dewey,C.

1821. Geologic notice of Troy, N. Y.,

Hale.

Geology of Franklin, N. J., Vanuxern and Keating.

1822. Geology of Highlands of New

Jersey and New York, Pierce. 

Survey of Reusselaer County,

N. Y., Eaton. 

Geology of the Highlands, New

York, Eaton. 

Section of Canaan Mountain,

New York, Barnes, D. H. 

Minerals of Paterson and

Sparta, N. J., Nuttall. 

1824. Expedition to sources of St.

Peters River, Keating. 

Survey of Erie Canal, Eaton. 

Country near Easton, Pa.,

Finch, J. 

American lead mine, New York,

Lee, C. A.

1828. Tabular view of North American rocks, Eaton. 

Nomenclature of North American rocks, Eaton. 

Country near West Chester, 

Pa., Finch.

1829. High Rock Spring, Saratoga,

N.Y.,Steele.

Argillite with anthracite coal, 

Eaton.

1830. Geological text-book, Eaton. 

Geologic prodroinus, Eaton.

1831. Oolite in Edenville, N. Y.,

Young, J. P.

Mineralogy and geology of St. 

Lawrence County, N. Y., 

Finch.
130 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cambrian Continued; 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY Continued.

1832. Orange County, N. Y., and Sussex County, N. J., Shepard. 

Geological equivalents, Eaton. 

Sapphire, etc., in Susexs

County, N. J., Fowler, S. 

1834. Mineralogy of Jefferson and St. 

Lawrence counties, N. Y., 

Crawe and Gray.

1836. First report on survey of Pennsylvania, Kogers, H. D. 

First report of survey of New 

Jersey, Rogers, H. D.

1837. First report on survey of third 

district of New York, Conrad.

1838. Eeport of geologist of second 

district of New York, Enimons, E.

Second report on survey of 

Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Report of geologist of Maryland, Ducatel.

Report of geologist of first dis-

. trict of New York, Matlier.

1839. Geology of Orange County,

N. Y., Horton, W. 

Corniferous lime rock as the 

lino of reference in New York 

and Pennsylvania, Eaton. 

Third report on survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

1840. Fourth report on survey of 

Pennsylvania, Kogers, H. D.

Fourth report of survey of the 

third district, New York, 

Vanuxem.

Description of geology of New 

Jersey, Rogers, H. D.

Equivalency of deposits on east 

and west sides of the Atlantic, 

Eaton.

Report on minerals and chemical department, New York, 

Beck.

1841. Fifth report on survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D. 

Report on paleontology of New

York, Conrad.

Fifth report of survey of the 

second district of New York, 

Emmous, E,

1842. Geology of third district of 

New York, Vanuxem.

Cambrian C on ti nued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY Continued.

1842. Geology of New York, second 

district, Emmons, E.

Mineralogy of New York, Beck.

Topography, geology, and resource of New York, Emmons.

1843. Geology of New York, first

district, Mather. 

Structure of Appalachians and

laws of mountains, Rogers

and Rogers. 

Superposition of rocks of

Orange County, N. Y., Horton. 

Structure of Berkshire Mass.,

and vicinity, Rogers, H. D. 

Geology of western district of

New York, Hall, J.

1844. American geology and condition of research in United 

States, Rogers, H. D. 

Influence of survey in New 

York, Hall, J.

1845. Travels in North America, 

Lyell.

1846. Agriculture of New York, Emmons, E.

Remarks on Taconic system, 

Emmons, E.

1847. No coal in New York rocks,

Emmons, E. 

Paleontology;of New York, vol.

1, Hall, J. ' 

Report 011 Taconic, Vannxem.

Parallelism of Paleozoics of 

North America with those of 

Europe, Verueuil, Hall, J.

Observations on Lewis County, 

N. Y., Hough.

1848. Catalogue of geological specimens, New York, Hall, J. 

Fossils of Paleozoic of United 

States, etc., Sharpe, D.

1850. Survey of county of Washington, N. Y., Fitch. 

Letters on geology, Christy.

1851. Cylindrical structure in Potsdam sandstone, Hough, F. B.

Concretions north of Stuyvesaut Landing, N. Y., Grant, 

W. H.

Specimens presented to New 

York Museum, Hough.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 131

Cambrian Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY Continued. 

1852. Survey of county of Essex,

N. Y., Watson.

i 1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcoxi, J.

1854. Some crystalline limestones of 

North America, Hunt, T. S.

1855. Eemarks on Sussex County,

N. J., Kitchell, W. 

American geology, Emmons, E.

1856. Report on northern New Jersey, Kitchell. 

Structure of Philadelphia

County, Pa., Jewell. 

Notes on Berks County, Pa., 

Bertlet.

1857. Geology of Chester County,

Pa., Hartman. 

Iron ores of Canada, Billings.

1858. Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Geology of North America, Marcon, J. . Geology of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Paleozoic basin of New York. 

Bigsby.

1859. Metamorphics of Atlantic Slope, 

Rogers, H. D.

Sedimentary and other relations of Paleozoic fossils of 

New York, Bigsby. 

1861. Notes on primordial and Tacouic, Marcou, J.

Taconic system of Ernmons, 

Hunt, T. S.

Age of white limestone of New 

Jersey, Cook, G. H.

Some points in American geology, Hunt, T. S.'

Guide to geology of New York, 

Linklaen.

Base of Paleozoic in the United 

States, Rogers, W. B.

Sur la faune primordiale en 

Ame'rique, Barrande.

Remarks on Taconic system, 

Am. Jour. Sci.

Barrande on primordial of 

America and Taconic of Emmons, Hunt, T. S.

 1862. On primordial of America, Barrande, Hall, J.

Cambrian Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY Continued.

1862. Survey of county of Orange,

N. Y., Denniston. 

Marcou on Taconic of Vermont

and Canada, T.

Remarks on the Taconic system, Stevens.

1863. Parallelism of Quebec group,

Billings.

Report of survey of Canada to 

1863, Logan.

1864. Geology of eastern New York, 

Hall and Logan.

1865. Taconic question, Hall, J.

Neighborhood of Rossie, N. Y., 

Macfarlaue.

Age of New Jersey Highlands 

by Rogers, Lesley, J. P.

Report of survey of New Jersey for 1864, Cook, G. H.

1866. Map of Canada and part of the 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

Der Primordial-Fauna in NordAmerika, Barrande.

Lower Silurian of North America, Logan.

Formation of ripple marks, 

Wyrnan.

1867. Notice of fauna of Potsdam

sandstone, Hall, J. 

Points in geology of Vermont,

Hunt, T. S. 

Geology of New Jersey, Cook,

G. H.

1870. Creep in Potsdam near Philadelphia, Rand.

1871. Primordial near Troy, N. Y.,

Ford. 

Geognosy of Appalachians,

Hunt, T. S. 

Pennsylvania's foundation

stones, Leeds.

1872. On true Taconic, Dana, J. D.

Certain rocks in St. Lawrence 

County, N. Y., older than 

Potsdam, Brooks.

History of Cambrian and Silurian, Hunt, T. S.

Remarks on Taconic controversy, Billings, E.

Report of survey of New Jersey for 1872, Cook, G. 11.
132 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cambrian Conti uued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY Continued.

1872. Green Mountain geology. On

the quartzite, Dana, J. D. 

What is true Taconic, Dawson, 

J. W.

1873. Map of the United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

Mines of Lehigh Zinc Company, 

Pennsylvania, Drinker.

Report of survey of New Jersey for 1873, Cook, G. H.

Hematite of South Mountain, 

Pa., Harden, J. W.

Irou ores of South Mountain, 

Pa., Lesley, J. P.

Fossils in lower Potsdam at 

Troy, N. Y., Ford.

Iron ore of Bucks County, Pa., 

Lesley, J. P.; Trego.

1875. Notes on geology of Lehigh 

County,etc.,Pa., Lesley, J. P.

Hematite deposits of the Great 

Valley, Prime.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Report on iron ranges of Lehigh County, Pa., Prime.

Primordial fossils in Reusselaer County, N, Y., Ford.

Explication de la carte ge"ologique de la terre, Marco.u, J.

Character of slate at outcrop, 

Frazer.

Musconetcong Tunnel, New Jersey, Drinker.

York County iron ores, Frazer.

Galena deposits in Laurentian 

of Ontario, Venuor.

Report of survey of New Jersey for 1875, Cook, G. H.

Thin sections of Paleozoic and 

Mesozoic rocks of Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Report of laboratory of survey of Pennsylvania, McCreath.

Structure of York Valley limestones, Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Hydrogeology, Frazer.

1876. Cornwall iron mine and related

deposits, Hunt, T. S. 

Notes on Paleozoic limestone, 

Frazer.

Cambrian Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY Con-tinued.

1876. Report of survey of New Jersey for 1876, Cook, G. H.

Report on York and Adams 

counties, Pa., Frazer.

Origin of limestones of York 

and Adams counties, Pa., 

Frazer.

Geologic notes from New York, 

Lloyd, T. C. B.

Serpentine limestone of northern New York, Hall, J.

Fossils at Troy and Lansingburg, N. Y., Ford.

1877. Southeast lead district, Missouri, Broadhead.

Rocks near Philadelphia, Rand.

Geology of eastern Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1877, Cook, G. H.

Report on York, Adams, Cumberland, and Franklin counties, Pa., Frazer.

History of crystalline stratified rocks, Hunt, T. S.

On some Mesozoic ores, Frazer.

Map of Pennsylvania, Lesley, 

J.P.

1878. Paleozoic of Lehigh and Northampton counties, Pa., Prime.

Martic anticlinal and on ripple 

marks, Frazer.

Section in Lancaster County, 

Pa., Frazer.

Hematites of Lehigh County, 

Pa., Prime.

Dikes and Azoic of southeast 

.Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Geologic history of New York 

Island, etc., Newberry.

Silurian fossils in eastern Pennsylvania, Prime.

Catalogue of exhibit of survey 

of New Jersey, Cook, G. H.

Catalogue of rock specimens, 

survey of Pennsylvania, 

Hall, C. E.

Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1872, Cook, G. H.

Letter on report on trap and 

Azoic of southeast Pennsylvania., Lesley, J. 1'.
JURTOJf.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 133

Cambrian Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY Continued.

1878. Geology of Lake Champlain

region, Hall, J.

Notes on analyses of dolomites 

of Cumberland County, Pa., 

Lesley.

1879. Macfarlane'8 Geological Railroad Guide, New Jersey, 

Smock.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, New York, Macfarlane.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Pennsylvania, 

Lesley, J. P.

Second report of laboratory of 

survey of Pennsylvania, McCreatb.

Report of geologist of New 

Jersey for 1879, Cook, G. H.

Clays and clay slates, Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Geology of South Mountain, 

Pa., Frazer.

Lake Superior copper rocks 

in Pennsylvania, Blaudy, 

Hunt, T. S.

 1880. Fossils in quartz rocks of lower 

Susquehanna, Frazer.

Geologic action of bumns acids, 

Julien.

Western limit of Taconic system, Ford.

Relations of crystallines of eastern Pennsylvania, Hall, C. E.

On Atops triiiniatus of Emmons, etc., Ford.

Zinc mines, Lancaster County, 

Pa., Spilsbury.

Geology of Lancaster Cotinty, 

Pa., Frazer.

Structure of Cbicques rock, 

Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Recent in vestigatious n e n r 

Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Dwigbt. 

1881. Unification of Silurian nomenclature, Miller, S. A.

Potsdam on South Valley Hill, 

Pa., Lewis, H. C.

Potsdam in Montgomery 

County, Pa., Rand.

Colonies dans les roches taconiques des bords du lac Cbaniplain, Marcou, J.

Cambrian Continued;' 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY Continued.

1881. Geology of Philadelphia 

County, etc., Pa., Hall, C. E.; 

Lesley, J. P,

Analyses of minerals and rocks 

of Bucks, Philadelphia, and 

Montgomery counties, Pa., 

Genth.

1882. The Potsdam sandstone, Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1882, Cook, G. H.

Pure dolomite from Mount Alto 

district, McCreath.

Age of the Taconic system» 

Dana, J. D.

Ge"ologie du sudest do la Pennsylvanie, Frazer.

1883. Geology and copper of Adams 

County, Pa., Bailey, J. T.; 

Frazer.

History of Taconic question and 

relation of Taconian series, 

Hunt, T. S.

Progress of geology, 1882, Hunt, 

T. S.

Geologic history of the American continent, Hall, J.

Geology of Berks County, Pa., 

Invilliers, d'.

Geology . of Philadelphia 

County, Pa., by Hall, Frazer.

Fluidal cavities in quartz 

grains, Merrill, G. P.

Keport C 4 of geological survey 

of Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Geology of the Chester Valley 

of Pennsylvania, Hall, C. E.

Rand on Chester County, Frazer.

Geology of Philadelphia, Frazer, Lewis, H. C.

Limestone region and Potsdam sandstone, Lehigh and 

Northampton Counties, Pa., 

Prime.

South Mountain gneiss, Pennsylvania, Hall, C. E.

Geology of Lehigh and Northampton counties, Pa., Lesley, 

J. P.

Notes on Radnor, Pa., and vicinity, Rand.
134 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BT7LL. 127.

Cambrian Contlrmefl. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY Continued.

1883. Geology of Chester County, 

Pa.,Lesley,.!. P.; Hall,C.C.; 

Frazer.

Eand on Chester and Delaware counties, Pa., Frazer.

Discoveries in Wappinger limestone, Dutchess County, N. 

Y., Dwight, W. D.

Observations in Champlain Valley, Walcott.

Potsdam from Berks County, 

Pa., Merrill, G. P.

On rocks from South Mountain, 

Pa., Leidy.

Eeview of geology of Chester 

County, Pa., Eaud, Frazer, P.

Geology of Port Henry, N. Y., 

Hunt, T. S.

Lower Merion and vicinity, 

Eand.

Horizon of South Valley Hill 

rocks, in Pennsylvania, 

Frazer.

1884. New Jersey building stones* 

Cook and Smock.

Pennsylvania building stones, 

Lesley, J. P.

Canadian and Paleozoic outlines, Willcox.

Structure of copper belt of 

South Mountain, Frazer.

Microscopic structure of building stones, Merrill, G. P.

Age of Philadelphia gneiss, 

Frazer.

Cambrian of United States and 

Canada, Walcott.

Potsdam at Saratoga, Walcott

Hudson Ei ver age of the Taconic 

slates, Hull, J.; Dana, J. D.

Age of slates of Schodack, 

Eeusselaer County, N. Y., 

Ford.

Age of rocks near iron mines of 

Berks County, Pa., Huut,T. S.

Eeply on geology of Chester 

County,Pa., Eand, Frazer.

Sandstone of Chester Valley, 

Pa., Eand.

New York building stones, Cook 

and Smock.

Flexible' sandstone from Pennsylvania, Lewis.

Cambrian Continued. ' " NEW YOKK, PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY Continued;

1884. Position of Philadelphia gneiss, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of Chester Valley and 

vicinity, Eand.

Investigations near Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Dwight.

Hall on Hudson age of Taconic, 

Dana, J. D.

Primordial in Stuyvesant, Columbia County, N. Y., Ford.

Transition from .copper series 

to Potsdam, Wooster.

Copper.deposits of South Mountain, Pa., Heuderson.

1885. Map of the United States, 

. McGee.

Survey of Delaware County, 

.Pa., Hall, G.E.

Map of Adams, Franklin, and 

.Cumberland counties, Pa., 

Lesley, J. P.

Town geology, the lesson of the 

Philadelphia rocks, Heilprin.

Analyses, Delaware County, 

Pa., Genth. .

Devonian of Green Pond Mountain, N. J., Dartou.

Great. fault, Schodack Laud- 

. ing, N. Y., Ford.

Iron ores of northern New York, 

Hall, C.E.

Archean of New Jersey, Brittori, N. L.

Geologic atlas of counties of 

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Eeport of State geologist of 

New Jersey, Cook, G. H.

Archean-Paleozoic contact in 

southeast Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Progress of geology, 1883, 

Huut,T.S.

Trap dike across southeast 

Pennsylvania, Lewis, H. C.

History of the Taconic question and. relations of the 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

1886. Development of the North 

American continent, Le 

Conte.

Taconic controversy in a nutshell, Winchell, N. H.; Darton.
NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 135

Cambrian Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY Continued.

1886. Cornwall mine, Lebanon, Pa.,

Invilliere, d'. 

Tire sand in Clinton County,

N. Y., Braiuerd. 

Notes of new primordial fossils,

Whitfield, R. P. 

Fossiliferous Potsdam at

Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Dwight. 

Review of report of State

geologist of New Jersey for

1885, Raymond. 

Dutchess, Putnain, and WestChester counties, N. Y.,

Smock. 

Potsdam near Poughkeepsie,

N. Y., Dwight. 

Sections of Taconic ranges by

Hall, Marco u, J. 

Certain magnetites of Pennsylvania, Willis. 

Age of Granville roofing slates,

Walcott. 

Classification of Cambrian,

Walcott. 

Cambrian faunas of North

America, Walcott. 

Montgomery County, Pa., Carter. 

Taconic stratigraphy, Dana,

J. D. 

Fossils from Taconic of Emmons, Dana, J. D. 

York County, Pa., Frazer.

1887. Fire sand of Clinton County, 

N. Y., Brainerd.

Cambrian trilobites from 

Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Newberry.

Taconic rocks and stratigraphy, 

Dana, J.D.

Fauna of "Upper Taconic " of 

Washington County, N. Y., 

Walcott.

WappingerValley region, New 

ork, Dwight.

Well near Utica, N. Y., Walcott.

Taconic question, Hunt, T. S.

The Taconic system, Walcott.

Cumberland-Lebanon Valley, 

Invilliers, d'.

Radnor Township, Delaware 

County, Pa., Rand.

Cambrian Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY Continued.

1887. Origin of Appalachian materials, Claypole.

1888. Taconic system of Emmons, 

Walcott, Miller, S. A.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Building stones, New York, 

Smock.

Calciferous fossils of Lake 

Champlain, Whitfield, R. P.

Great primordial qnartzite, 

Winchell, N. H.

Original Chazy rocks, Brainerd 

and Seely.

Some forgotten Taconic literature, Vogdes.

Cambrian of North America, 

Hicks.

Four great sandstones, Claypole.

1889. Philadelphia region, Rand. '

Geological map of New Jersey, 

Cook, Martin, D. S.

Camptonite dike, Washington 

County, N. Y., Kemp and 

Marsters.

Stratigraphic position of Olenellus, Walcott.

Report, Paleozoic division, 

United States Geological 

Survey, W'alcott.

Report, division of Paleozoic 

invertebrates, United States 

Geological Survey, Walcott.

1890. Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Dana, J. D.; Dwight, Ford, 

Hunt, T. S.; Hitchcock, C. 

H.] Lesley, J. P.

Making of Pennsylvania, Claypole.

Casts of scolithus, Wanner. i

Iron ores, Hunt, T. S.

1891. Sandstones of Chester Valley, 

Rand. >

Post-Archean age of white 

limestone of Sussex County, 

N. J., Nason. 

Artesian wells in eastern Pennsylvania, Carter.

South Valley . Hill [Pa.], 

Rand.
136 [DULL. 127.

Cambrian Continued.' 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY Continued.

1890. New Jersey geological survey, 

report [age of white limestones], American Geologist, 

Dana, J. D.: Smock. 

American opinion on the older

rocks, Winchell, A. 

Cambrian of North America,

Walcott.

Iron ores of Minnesota, Winchell, N. H. and H. V. 

Equivalents of Minnesota iron

ores, Winchell, N. H. 

SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS (Maryland

to Alabama). 

1814. Region around Harpers Ferry,

Mitchell, S. L.

1818. On parts of Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, 

etc., Cornelius.

Observations on geology of 

North America, Mitchell, S. C.

1823. Geological features of Tennes- 

. see, Hay wood, J. 

Outline geologic map of Tennessee, Sayler, N.

1824. Report on geology of North 

Carolina, Olmstead.

1826. Geology and mineralogy statistics of South Carolina, Mills.

1827. Geology of North Carolina,

Mitchell, E.; Olmstead. 

Borings for water, Disbrow.

1828. Report oil North Carolina, 

Mitchell, E.

1834. Country between Baltimore 

and the Ohio, Aikin.

1835. Review of sections of Virginia

and Maryland, Taylor, R. C. 

Country between Fredericksburg and Winchester, Va., 

Cleinson.

1836. Reconnaissance from Washington, through Wisconsin, to 

Coteau de Prairie, Featherstonhaugh.

Reconnaissance of Virginia, 

Rogers, W. B.

1837. Report of survey of Virginia

for 1836, Rogers, W. B. 

Fourth report on Tennessee,

Troost.

Physical geography of Marylaud, Ducatel.

Cambrian Continued. 

SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS Cont'd.

1838. Report of survey of Virginia 

for 1837, Rogers, W. B.

1839. Report of survey of Virginia 

for 1838, Rogers, W. B.

1840. Fifth report on Tennessee, 

Troost.

Report of geologist of Maryland, Ducatel.

Report of survey of Virginia 

for 1839, Rogers, W. B.

1841. Sixth report on survey of Tennessee, Troost.

Report of survey of Virginia 

for 1840, Rogers, W. B.

1842. Elements of geology and outline of geology of North Carolina, Mitchell, E.

1843. Structure of Appalachians,

Rogers and Rogers. 

Agricultural survey of South 

Carolina, Ruffin.

1844. Survey of South Carolina, 

Tuomey.

1847. Itacolumite from North Carolina, Lea.

1848. Geology of South Carolina,

Tuomey.

Report on geology of South 

Carolina, Vanuxem.

1849. Remr.rks on .primary of Blue

Ridge, Virginia, Rogers, W, B.

Statistics of Georgia, White, G.

1852. Report of geological survey 

North Carolina, Emmons, E.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

Marcou, J.

1854. Salt and gypsum of Holsten 

River, Va.,.Rogers, H. D.

1855. Ducktown copper mines, Tennessee, Tourney.

Reconnaissance of Tennessee, 

Safford.

American geology, Emmons. E.

1856. Report of midland counties of 

North Carolina, Emmons, E.

Report of survey of South Carolina for 1856, Lieber.

New fossil from North Carolina, 

Emmons, E.

1857. Geology of Tennessee, Currey. 

Analyses,for geologic survey of 

Alabama, Mallet, J. W.

1858. First report on Alabama, Tuomey.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 137

Cambrian Continued. 

SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS Cont'd.

1858. Geology of North America, Marcou,J.

Second report of survey of Alabama, Tuomey.

Reporton survey of South Carolina, Lieber.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

1859. Geologic chronology of the 

southern Alleghanies, Lieber.

Metamorphics of Atlantic Slope, 

Rogers, H. D.

Itacolumite and its associates, 

South Carolina, Lieber.

Mountains of .North Carolina, 

Buckley, S. B.

Greenville and Pickens districts,. South Carolina, Lieber.

1860- First report of chemist of 

Maryland, Tyson.

Fourth report on South Corolina, Lieber.

Second report of chemist of 

Maryland, Tyson.

1861. Base of Paleozoic, Rogers, 

W.B.

1862. Remarks on the Taconic system, Stevens.

Cherokee Valley, North Caroline, Blake.

1865. Map of Tennessee, Sayler.

1866. Skizzen aus Virginia, Credner, H. 

Map of Canada and the United

States, Logan and Hall. 

Oil-producing uplift of West

Virginia, Evans, E. W.

1867. Report of geologic survey 

North Carolina, 1866, Kerr.

Lower Silurian hematites of

America, Lyman.

1869. Report of geological survey of 

North Carolina, 1869, Kerr.

Anticlinal in Wythe County, 

Va., Hohler.

Geology of Tennessee, Safford. 

1871. Geognosy of Appalachians, 

Hunt, T. S.

Geology and mineralogy of 

Georgia, Stephenson.

Mineral resources of North Carolina, Genth.

Cambrian Continued. 

SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS Cont'd.

1872. Staleys Creek iron region> Virginia, Lyman.

1873. Appendix to report of survey 

of North Carolina, Kerr.

Structure of Tazowell, Russell, 

and Wise counties, Va., Lesley, J.. P.

Fault at Embreeville, east

Tennessee, Lesley, J. P. 

. 4. Resources of Tennessee, Killebrew.

Outline of resources of east 

Tennessee, Wilder, J. T.

1875. Silurian age of the southern 

Appalachians, Bradley.

Report of survey of North Carolina, Kerr.

Essay on western North Carolina, Smith, G. D.

Minerals found in the State 

of North Carolina, Geuth, 

F. A.

Geologic chart'of the United 

States, Bradley.

Report of progress of survey of 

Georgia, Little.

Primordial of Virginia, Fontaine.

Report of survey of Alabama 

for 1874, Smith, E. A,

Geology of the Blue Ridge. 

Fontaine.

1876. Tennessee, agriculture, mineral 

wealth, etc., Killebrew.

Report of survey of Alabama, 

1875, Smith, E. A.

Handbook of Georgia, James.

Virginia geographical and political summary, Hotchkiss.

Roup and Jones valleys, Alabama, Smith, E. A.

Coosa coal fields, Sinith, E. A.

1877. Resources along Cincinnati 

Southern and Knoxville and 

Ohio railroads, Killebrew.

Ocoee and Hiawassee mineral 

districts, Killebrew.

Axes about Cumberland Gap,

Shaler.

878. Dikes and Azoic of southeast 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Catalogue of ores, rocks, and 

woods of Georgia, Little.
138 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Cambrian Continued. 

SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS Cont'd.

1878. Eozoic rocks of North America,

Hunt, T. S.

'Soils of Alabama, Stubbs. 

Relations of Blue Ridge iu 

Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Tennessee, Safford.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Alabama, Gesner 

and Smith.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Virginia, Rogers, 

W.B. .

Iron ores of Alabama, Smith, 

E.A.

Balcony Falls, Campbell, J. L.

Handbook of Virginia, Pollard.

. Examination of part of James 

River iron belt, McDonald.

Silurian formation iu central 

Virginia, Campbell, J. L.

1880. Resources of Shenandoah Valley, Va., Hotchkiss.

Arcadiairon property, Virginia, 

Campbell, J. L.

Resources of Page Valley, Va., 

Prince.

Report ou line of Richmond 

and Southwestern Railway, 

Slialer.

Iron ores of the Virginias, 

Rogers, W. B.

Country adjacent to Janies 

River and Kanawha Canal, 

Campbell, J. L.

Purgatory property, Botetourt 

County, Va., Campbell, J. L.

1881. Dufrenite in Rockbridge 

County, Va., Campbell, J. L. 

Norfolk and Western and Shenandoah railroads, Hotchkiss.

1882. Brush Creek gold district, Virginia, Fontaine. .

Roan Mountain, N. C., Wetherby.

Saltville Valley, Va., Fontaine.

Rocks of Rockfish Gap, Augusta County, Va., Rogers, 

W.B.

Notes on the geology of the 

Virginias, Rogers, W. B.

Cambrian Continued. 

SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS Cont'd.

1882. Reconnaissance of Lee, Scott, 

Wise, and Washington counties, Va., Stevenson.

1883. Mineral deposits on western 

part of Blue Ridge, Fontaiue.

Iron ores of Valley of Virginia, 

McCreath.

Floyd (Virginia) plateau, Foutaiue.

Survey from Atlanta to the 

Mississippi, Campbell and 

Ruffner.

Southwest Virginia, Hogg, J.

Mineral wealth of Virginia, 

McCreath.

Resources of James River Valley, Va., Campbell, J. L.

Sulphuret deposits of Virginia, 

Fontaiue.

South Carolina, resources, etc., 

Hammond.

Age of southern Appalachians, 

Elliott.

Literature of geology of Egypt 

and examination of the obelisks, Frazer.

History of North American 

continent, Hall, J.

History of Taconic question, 

Hunt, T. S.

1884. North Carolina building stones, 

Kerr and Kerr. . .

Ores of Cripple Creek, Va., 

Boyd, C. R,

Geol ogy of Bin e Ridge a t James 

River, Campbell, J. L.

Geology of Alabama, Schmitz.

Gold mining in South Carolina, 

Spilsbury.

Geology of northeast Georgia, 

McCutchen.

Maryland building .stones, 

Huntington, Munroe and 

Singleton.

Reprint of reports on geology 

of the Virginias, Rogers, 

W.B.

Physical and agricultural features of South Carolina, Hammond.

Cotton production of Alabama, 

Smith, E. A.
NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 139

Cambrian Continued. 

SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS Cont'd.

1884. Physio-geographic and agricultural features of Tennessee, 

. . Safforcl.

Soil map of cotton States, Hilgard.

Bine Ridge near Balcony Falls, 

Va., Campbell, J. L.

Cambrian of United States and 

Canada, Walcott.

Indications of a fault near Harpers Ferry, Walling.

Illustrations of polished rock 

surfaces, Morgan, H. J.

1885. Map of United States, McGee.

Review of geology of Delaware, 

Chester.

Notes on Tazewell, Russell, 

.. . Wise, Smith, and Washington counties, Va., Stevenson.

History of Taconic question, 

Hunt, T. S.

[Analysis of rocks, etc.], work 

done in AVashington laboratory, Clarke and Chatard.

St. Mary iron property, Virginia, Campbell, J. L. 

: Potsdam east of Blue Ridge in

Virginia, Campbell, H. D. 

. Handbook of Virginia, Harrison.

Rogers's geology of the Virginias, Campbell, J. L. and 

H.D.

1886. Crystallines of Alabama, Hitch- 

. . cock,C.H.

1887. Bristol and Big Stone Gap section, Boyd.

Map of the United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Notes In western Virginia, 

North Carolina, etc., Brittou, 

N.L.

King's Mountain region, Van 

. .Ness.

New River-Cripple Creek re- 

' gion, Virginia, d'lnvilliers 

and McCreath.

Reconnaissance in Virginia, 

Stevenson.

1888. Hiawassee Valley, North Carolina, Coltou.

Cambrian Continued. 

SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS Cont'd.

1888. Marble "of Hawkins County,

Tenn., Willis.

Report, division' of Paleozoic 

paleontology, Walcott.

1889. Position of olenellus fauna, 

Walcott.

1890. Geological survey of Georgia,

Spencer. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Campbell, Foutaino. 

Iron ores, Hunt, T. S.

1891. Fault in Vermont, Walcott.

Excursion across Appalachians

[Maryland], Williams, G. H. 

Manganese deposit at Cremona,

Va., Hall, C. W. 

Structure of Blue Ridge in

Virginia, Hitchcock, Geiger

and Keith. 

Piedmont Plateau in Maryland,

Keyes, Williams, G. H. 

Cambrian of North America,

Walcott. 

[Plateau region of Alabama.]

Preface, Smith. 

Cahaba coal-field region, McCalley, Smith. 

Overthrust faults of southern

Appalachians, Hayos, C. W. 

Geological survey of Georgia,

Spencer.

Iron ores of Virginia, Pechiu. 

LAKES SUPERIOR, MICHIGAN, AND HURON REGION. 

1821. Travels through Northwest,

Schoolcraft.

Formations of western part of 

 Mississippi Valley, James,

E. P.

1824. Expedition to sources of St.

Peters River, Keating. 

Notes on Lake Huron, Bigsby.

1825. Notes on Lake Superior, Bigsby. 

1829. Geology of Lake Superior, 

Bay field.

1834. Expedition to northwest Indiana, Alien and Schoolcraft.

1835. Report on elevated country between Missouri and Red 

rivers, Featherstonhaugh.

1836. Reconnaissance from Washing- 

 ton -to Coteau des Prairies, 

Featherstonhaugh.
140 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cambrian Continued. 

LAKES SUPERIOR, MICHIGAN, AND HURON KEGION Continued. 

1836. Region around Fort Winnebago, Wis., Buggies.

1839. Analysis of catlinite, Jackson, 

C.T.

1840. Journey to Coteau'des Prairies; 

pipestone quarry and granite 

bowlders, Catlin. 

Third report of State geologist 

of Michigan, Houghton.

1841. Fourth report of geologist of

Michigan, Houghton. 

Veins of northern peninsula of

Michigan, Houghton. 

1843. Age of Lake Superior sandstones and limestones, 

Houghton.

Region of basin of the upper 

Mississippi, Nicollet.

1845. Copper of Keweenaw Point, 

Jackson, C. T.

1846. Agriculture of New York, Emmons, E.

District south of Lake Superior, Burt and Hubbard.

1847. Report of survey of Wisconsin 

and Iowa, Owen, D. D.

Mining region of Lake Superior, Logan.

Bowlder of copper on southern 

shore of Lake Superior, Shepherd, F.

Observations on upper peninsula of Michigan, Locke.

1848. Phenomena on south shore of 

Lake Superior, Rogers, H. D.

Reconnaissance of Chippewa 

district, Owen, D. D.; Norwood.

On geology of Wisconsin, 

Owen, D. D.

1849. Surveys on Lake Superior,

Burt, Hubbard, B. 

Isle Royale, Dickerson, Mclntyre. 

Explorations in Lake Superior

district, Foster and Whitney,

Hubbard, Foster, Burt. 

Notes on northern Michigan

and Isle Royale, Foster, J. W. 

Features of part of Keweenaw

Point, Barnes, G. O. 

Douglass Houghton location,

Gibbs, W.

Cambrian Continued. 

LAKKS SUPERIOR, MICHIGAN, AND HURON REGION Continued.

1849. Surveys in Michigan, Locke. 

Statistics of Keweenaw Point,

Foster and Hill. 

Report on northern Michigan,

Whitney, J. D. 

District between Portage Lake

and the Ontonagon, Whitney. 

Reconnaissance from Sugar

Island to Sault Ste. Marie,

Channing. 

Mineral lands in Michigan,

Jackson, C. rJ\

1850. Structure of Keweenaw Point, 

Jackson, C. T.

Geologic du district me'tallifere 

du lac Supe"rieur, Jackson, 

C. T.

Geology of Lake Superior copper district, Foster and Whitney.

Geology of copper lands of Lake 

Superior, Foster and Whitney.

Lake Superior, Agassiz, L.

1851. Age of red sandstone of the 

United States, Jackson, C. T.

Dip, thickness, etc , of Silurian, 

Whittlesey.

Age of sandstone and igneous 

phenomena, Lake Superior, 

Foster and Whitney.

Paleontology of lowest sandstone of the Northwest, 

Owens, D. D.

Geology of Lake Superior land 

district, Foster and Whitney.

Terrains Siluriens du lac Snpe'- 

rieur, Foster and Whitney, 

Marcou, J.

Fossils of Lake Superior iron 

district, Hall, J.

Age of Lake Superior sandstones, Jackson, C. T.; Beaumont

Geology of southeast Wisconsin, Lapham, I. A.

Section from Wolf River to 

Lake Michigan, Whittlesey.

Ago of copper rocks of Lake 

Superior and physical structure of Canada, Logan.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 141

Cambrian C on tinned. 

LAKES SUPERIOR, MICHIGAN, AND HURON REGION Continued.

1851. Systema of elevation of North 

America, Foster and Whitney.

Introduction to report on Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota, 

Owens, D. D.

Azoic system, Foster and Whitney.

Features of slate, Vermont 

and Lake Superior, Whitney.

Geology of Government lands, 

Lake Superior, Whitney.

1852. Geology of middle, and western

Minnesota, Norwood. 

Age of copper rocks of lakes

Superior and Huron, Logau.

Sur la carte ge*ologique dn lac 

Supe"rieur de Foster et Whiting, Desor.

Survey of Wisconsin, Iowa, 

Minnesota, etc., Owens, D. D.

Report on valleys of Minnesota, 

Mississippi, and Wisconsin 

rivers, Shumard, B. F.

Observations on magnetism, 

Locke.

Wisconsin south of Lake Superior, Whittlesey.

1853. Geologic map of United States,

etc., Marcou, J. 

Silur-Gebilde von Texas und

Oberen See, Barramle. 

Silur-Fanna in Wisconsin and

New York, Barrande.

1854. Mines des fitats-Uiiis et snr

gres rouge du lac Supdrieur,

Jackson.

Fossil raindrops, Jackson, C.T. 

Lead district, Daniels, E. 

Map of Wisconsin, Iowa, and

Minnesota, Owen, D. D. 

Report on survey of Wisconsin,

Daniels. 

Structure of western upper

Canada, Logan.

1855. Catalogue of rocks, Locke.

Geologic map of Wisconsin,

Lapham, LA. 

Voyage on Lake Superior,

Rivot. 

American geology, Emmona, E.

Cambrian Continued. 

 LAKES SUPERIOR, MICHIGAN, AND HURON REGION Continued.

1855. Catalogue of rocks, etc., from 

Portage Lake to Montreal 

River, Whitney.

Catalogue of geologic specimens, Owen, D. D.

Catalogue of rocks from survey 

of Michigan, Jackson, C. T.

1856. Review of part of geologic map 

of the United States by Marcou, Blake, W. P.

Second report on survey of 

Wisconsin, Percival.

Geology of north shore of Lake 

Superior, Whitney.

1857. Structure and deposits of Maurianse, Lake Superior, Dawson.

Huronian andLaurentian of the 

Canadian survey, Whitney, 

J. D.

1858. Report on survey of Iowa, Hall

and Whituey.

Georgian Bay district, Murray, A. 

 > Geology of North America,

Marcou, J.

Marcou's Geology of North 

America, Agassiz, A.; Dana, 

J. D.

1859. Paleontology ' and the moral

seuse, Whittlesey. 

Notoa on Wisconsin, etc.,

Daniels, E. 

Paleontology of New York, vol.

3, Hall, J.

1860. Carboniferous and Jura-Trias 

of the Northwest, Marcou, J. 

Position of Lake Superior sandstone, Whituey, J. D.

1861. Base of Paleozoic in the United

States, Rogers, W. B. 

Quebec group and upper cop-.

per rocks of Lake Superior,

Logan. 

Age of red sandstone of Maine,

Jackson, C. T. 

Notes on primordial and Taconic, Marcon, J. 

First biennial report of survey

of Michigan, Winchell, A. 

Report of survey of Michigan,

Hall, J.
142 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF. [SOUL. 127.

Cambrian Continued. 

LAKES SUPERIOR, MICHIGAN, AND Hu

RON REGION Continued. 

1861. Report on geology of Minnesota, Andersou and Clark. 

Some points in American geology, Hunt, T. S. 

3862. On primordial of America,

Hall, J. 

Report of survey of Wisconsin,

Hall and Whitney. 

Constitution of copper range of 

Lake Superior, Williams and 

Blandy. 

1863. Report of survey of Canada to

1863, Logan.

Fossils from Potsdam of Wisconsin and Michigan, Winchell, A.

1865. Penokee range, Wisconsin,

Whittlesey.

Report of geologist of Minnesota, Hanchett.

Iron or es of Marquette, Mich., 

Kimball.

1866. Hardin County, 111., Worthen 

and Engelmanu.

Map of Canada and part of 

United Slates, Logau and 

Hall.

Geological map of Michigan, 

Winchell, A.

Reconnaissance in Minnesota, 

Earaes.

Geology and minerals of Minnesota, Whittlesey.

Geological map of Michigan, 

Winchell, A.

Physical features, general 

principles, surface geology, 

Illinois, Worthen.

Stratigraphy, Tertiary coal 

measures, sub-Carboniferous, 

Devonian, Silurian, Illinois, 

Worthen.

Geology of the lead region, 

Whitney, J. D.

Lower Silurian of North America, Logan.

1867. Handbook of Minnesota,

Blanchard.

Notice of fauna of Potsdam 

sandstone, Hall, J.

1868. Structure of southern Minnesota, Hall, J.

Cambrian Continued. 

- LAKES SUPERIOR, MICHIGAN, AND HURON REGION Continued;

1868.- Occurrences of iron in. masses, 

. . . Whittlesey.

Formations of .Lake Superior,

MacFarlane, T. 

Position of sandstone of Keweenaw Point, Agassiz, A. 

Formations of Lake . Superior, 

MacFarlane, T.

1869. Vorsilurianieche Gebilde,

Credner, H.

Vorkommen des gediegenen 

Kupfers auf Keweenaw 

Point, Credner.

Trip to great Pipestone quarry, 

 White, C. A. 

Geology of portions of Minnesota, Hall, J.

1870. Report on Lake Superior and

Nipigon, Bell, J. 

Report of survey of Iowa,

White, C. A. 

Bell on Nipigon region, Logan.

1871. Native copper of Lake Superior, Henwood.

Notizen aus Minnesota, Kloos.

Geognosy of Appalachians, 

Hunt, T. S.

Derivation of copper and associates on Lake Superior, 

Pumpelly.

1872. Survey of vicinity of Belle 

Plaine, Miun., Winchell, A.

Region about Devils Lake, 

Wis., Eaton, J. H.

Cretaceous basin in Sauk Valley, Minn., Kloos. '

Age of copper rocks of Lake Superior, Brooks andPumpelly.

Age of quart/ites, etc., of Sauk 

County, Wis., Irving, R. D.

1873. Age of metainorphic rocks, 

Dodge County, Wis., Irving.

General sketch of geology of 

Minnesota, Winchell, N.'H.

Relations in Sauk County, 

Wis., Eaton, J. H.

Paleozoic rocks, upper Michigan, Romiuger.

Iron-bearing rocks of Michigan, 

Brooks, T. B.

Examination of Lake Huron 

region, Murr&y, Alex.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 143

Cambrian Continued. 

LAKES SUPERIOR, MICHIGAN, AND Hu- 

 RON REGION Continued.

1873. Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock and 

Blake.

Copper district of Michigan, 

Purupolly.

Chart of nomenclature for Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

1874. Glauconite and fossil resins,

Hunt, T. S. 

Notes from early explorers in

Minnesota, Winchell, N. H. 

North shore of Lake Superior,

Hunt, T. S. 

Age of copper rocks of Lake

Superior, Irviug, R. D.

Geology bf Minnesota Valley, 

Winchell, N. H.

Belle Plaine salt well, Minnesota, Winchell, N.'H.

Upheaval and fluctuations of 

quartzite of Sank and Columbia counties, Wis., Chamberlin.

Junction of primordial and 

Huronian, Irving, R. D.

Eolations of rocks of Baraboo, 

Wis., Eaton, J.

Points in southern Wisconsin, 

Irving.

1875. Deep well at Minneapolis,

Winchell, N. H. 

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

1876. Physical geology of Lake Superior, Whittlesey. 

Notes on northern Wisconsin,

Sweet. 

Huronian rocks south of Lake

Superior, Brooks. 

Kaolin in Wisconsin, Irving,

R. D. 

Stratification of rocks of south

central Wisconsin, Irving,

R. D. 

Ontonagon district and slate

quarries of Huron Bay, Micbigan, Romiuger. 

Catalogue of Wisconsin exhibi t,

Sweet. 

Geology of Lower Peninsula,

Michigan, Rominger.

1877. Geology of Houston County, 

Minn., Winchell, N. H.

Cambrian Continued. 

LAKES SUPERIOR, MICHIGAN, AND HURON REGION Continued.

1877. Report on central and western 

Wisconsin, Irviug.

Geoguostische Beobachtungen 

in Minnesota, Kloos.

Report of Wisconsin survey for 

1875, Wright.

Report of Wisconsin survey, 

1873-74, Lapham, I. H.

Geology of. load district, Wisconsin, Strong.

Geology of eastern Wisconsin, 

Chauibcrliu, T. C.

Age of crystallines of Wisconsin, Irviug, R. D.

1878. Dikes and Azoic jf southeast

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S. 

Geology of Rock and Pipestoue

counties, Minn., Winchell,

N. H.

North of Lake Huron and east 

. of Lake Superior, Bell. 

Work in Peuokee iron range,

Irving. 

Report on Bay field and Douglas

counties, Wis., Sweet. 

Work in St. Croix, Dunn, and

adjacent counties, Wis., 

Wooster. 

Nipigou or copper rocks of Lake

Superior, Spencer, J. W.

1879. Macfarlane's. Geological Railroad Guide, Illinois, Wor then.

Maci'arlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Michigan, Winchell, A.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Minnesota, AVinchell, N. H.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Wisconsin,Chamberliu, Irving and Strong.

Lake Superior copper rocks in 

Pennsylvania, Blandy, Hunt, 

T. S.

Report of mineral statistics of 

Michigan, Wright, C. E.

Michigan: condensed popular 

sketch, Winchell, A.

1880. Geology of upper St. Croix

district, Strong. 

Report on central and -western Minnesota, Wiuchell, 

.N. H.
144 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOIA. 127. ;

Cambrian Continued. 

LAKES SUPERIOR, MICHIGAN, AND HURON EEGION Continued.

1880. Geologic action of humus acids, 

Julien.

Silver Islet, Macfarlane.

Kesources of Wisconsin, Irving, K. D.

 Geology of western Lake Superior district, Sweet, E. T.

Cupriferous series of Duluth, 

Winchell, N. H.

Geology of eastern Lake Superior district, Irving, E. D.

Structure of northern Wisconsin, Irving, R. D.

Deep well at Emmetsburg, 

iowa, Winchell, N. H.

Age of copper rocks of Lake 

Superior, Wadsworth.

1881. Glacial drift and its terminal 

moraines, Upham.

Geology of upper Mississippi 

Valley/Winchell, N. H.

Map of Meuomiuee iron district, Wright, C. E.

1882. Qnartzites of Barren and Chippewa counties, Wis., Strong, 

Sweet, Brotherton and 

Chamberliu.

Nomenclature ge"ologique, 

Winchell, N. H.

List of rocks of Minnesota, 

Winchell, N. H.

Marquette iron region, School 

of Mines.

The Potsdam sandstone, Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Sandstones in part of quartz 

crystals, Young, A. A.

Lower St. Croix district, 

Wooster.

Paleontology, survey of Wisconsin, Whitfield.

Crystallines of the Wisconsin 

Valley, Irving, Van Hise and 

Clark.

Deep well at Minneapolis, 

Winchell, N. H.

Mississippi region north of 

Wisconsin River, Strong.

1883. Sandstones and the Keweenawan series, Wadsworth. 

Nature of induration in sandstones and quartzites in 

Wisconsin, Irving.

Cambrian Continued. 

LAKES SUPERIOR, MICHIGAN, AND HURON REGION Continued.

1883. Lake Superior rocks, Winchell, 

N. H.

Rocks of north shore of Lake 

Superior, Selwyu.

Keweeuaw Point geology, 

Wadsworth.

Minerals and lithology of Wisconsin, Irving.

History of Taconic question 

and relation of Taconian series, Hunt, T. S.

Potsdam and St. Peters sandstone, Wadsworth.

Building materials of Wisconsin, Chamberlin, T.'C.

Well at Moline, 111., Pratt.

Copper rocks of Lake Superior, 

Irving, R. D.; Selwyu, Chamberlin, T. C.

General geology of Wisconsin, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Artesian wells, Wisconsin, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

1884. Geology of Minnesota, Winchell and Upham.

Michigan building stones, Conover.

Transition .from copper series 

to Potsdam, Wooster.

Outcrops in central Minnesota, 

Upham.

Age of rocks of Mesabi and 

Vermilion districts, Winchell, N. H.

Cambrian of North America, 

Hunt, T. S.

Relations of Keweenawan to 

Eastern sandstone, Wadsworth.

Cambrian of United States and 

Canada, Walcott.

Minnesota building stones, 

Winchell, N. H.

Copper and iron districts of 

Lake Superior, Wadsworth.

Crystalline rocks of the Northwest, Winchell, N. H.

Wisconsin building stones, 

Conover.

Atmospheric action on sandstone, Wadsworth.

1885. Divisibility of Archean in the 

Northwest, Irving.
DAKTON.] NOETH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 145

Cambrian Continued. 

LAKES SUPERIOU, MICHIGAN, AND HURON REGION Continued.

1885. Sandstones of Taquauienah 

Bay, Lake Superior, Winchell, N. H.

Fossils from red quartzite at Pipestone, Minn., Winchell, N. H.

Copper rocks of Lake Superior, 

Irviug, Dana, J. D.

Archean of the Nortlnvest, 

Irving.

Deep well at Minneapolis, Winchell, N. H.

Wells at Mendota and St. Paul, 

etc., Winchell, N. H.

Hnmboldt salt well, Minnesota, 

Winchell, N. H.

Junction of eastern sandstone 

and Keweenaw, Chainberlin 

and Irving.

Enlargement of fragments iu 

certain rocks, Irving and 

Van Hise.

Map of the United States, 

McG ee.

Archean of the Northwest, 

Irviug, E. D.

Revision of Cambrian in Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Deep wells in Minnesota, 

Wiuchell, N. H.

Report Lake Superior division, 

United States Geological Survey, Irving, R. D.

1886. Fossils from red quartzites of 

Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Ores of Meuominee range, Fulton.

1888. Great primordial quartzite, 

Winchell, N. H.

Irving and Chamberlin on Lake 

Superior sandstone, American Geologist. i

Anhnikie black slate and; 

quartzite, Winchell, N. H.

Carver, Scott, Sibley, Ni collet, 

Chisago, Isanti, Anoka, Ottertail, Millelacs, Kanabce, 

Pine and Becker counties, 

Minn., Upham.

Relations of Keweenawau at 

Torch Lake, Mioh., Wadsworth. 

Bull. 127 10

Cambrian Continued. 

LAKES SUPERIOR, MICHIGAN, AND HURON REGION Continued.

1888. Wabasha, Goodhue, Dakota, 

Hennepin, and Washington 

counties, Minn., Winchell, 

N.H.

1889. Artesian wells in Minnesota, 

Hall, C. W.

Descriptions of some maps, Upham.

Fossils in red quartzite, Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Minneapolis and St. Paul, 

Minn., region, Hall, C. W.

Stillwater deep well, Minnesota, Meades.

Position of olenellus, Walcott.

1890. Artesian waters from the drift, 

Rolfe.

Menorainee and Marquettc regions, Irving.

Macfarlaue's Railway Guide, 

Chamberlin, Winchell, A.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian, Walcott.

1891. Eolations of Eastern sandstones, Keweenaw Point, 

Wads worth.

Genesis of iron ores, Kimball.

South trap range, Wadsworth.

Cambrian of North America, 

Walcott.

American opinion on the older 

rocks, Winchell, A.

Record of observations, Winchell, N. H.

Marquette and Keweeuaw district, Wadsworth.

Hennepin County, Minu., Wiuchell, N. H.

DAKOTA, IOWA, NEBRASKA. 

1821. Sketches of the Mississippi, 

James, E.

1858. Fossils of Nebraska, Black 

Hills, Meek and Hayden.

1859. Explanation of map of Nebraska, etc., Hayden. 

Remarks on geology of Black 

Hills, Meek and Hayden.

1861. Geology at headwaters of the 

Missouri, Hayden.

1862. Fossils from Nebraska., Meek

and Hayden. 

1867. Geology of northwest Dakota,

Haydeu.
146 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cambrian Continued. 

DAKOTA, IOWA, NEBRASKA Cont'd. 

1875. Explorations in Nebraska and

Dakota, Hayden. 

Reconnaissance in Black Hills,

Winchell, N. H.

187G. Rocks from Black Hills, Newton.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Iowa, White, 

C.A.

1880. Paleoutological report on Black

Hills, Whitfield, R. P. 

Petrography of Black Hills of

Dakota, Caswell, J. H. 

Mineral resources of the Black

Hills, Jenney.

1882. Gold in Potsdam of Black Hills, 

 Devereaux.

1884. Iowa building stones, McGee.

1885. Map of United States, McGee.

Notes on Minnehaha County, 

Dak., Uphani.

History of Taconic question 

and relations of the rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

] 888. Primordial quartzite, Winchell, 

N.H.

Geology of the Black Hills,

Crosby.

i Quartzites and concretions, 

Crosby.

Notes on the Black Hills, Carpenter.

Mineral resources of the Black 

Hills, Carpenter.

Well at Lincoln, Nebr., Russell, 

F.W.

Well at Washington, Iowa, 

Calvin.

Well at Keokuk, Iowa, Gordon.

1889. Ore deposits of the Black Hills, 

Carpenter.

History of Ozark uplift, Broadhead.

Southeastern Iowa, Gordon.

Well at Davenport, Iowa, Tiffany.

Keokuk deep boring, Gordon.

1890. Black Hills, Van Hise. 

MISSOURI.

1848. Letters on geology, Christy. 

1850. Survey of Missouri, King, H.

Cambrian Continued. 

MISSOURI Continued.

1850. Mineral districts contiguous to 

Iron Mountain Railroad, 

Phillip.

1858. Explanation of geologic map 

and section of Missouri, 

Swallow.

1869. Ozark range, Missouri Republican.

1871. Maps and sections of rocks of 

Missouri, Swallow.

1873. Iron ores of Missouri, Schmidt. 

Sketch of Missouri, and map,

Swallow.

Notes on Pilot Knob and vicinity, Missouri, Pumpelly.

1874. Notes on Madison County, Mo., 

Norwood.

Report of survey of Missouri, 

Broadhead.

Leadmiues, southeast Missouri, 

Gage.

Lead and zinc region of southwest Missouri, Schmidt and 

Leonard.

1878. Well at insane asylum, St. 

Louis, Mo., Broadhead. ., 

Geology of the West, Phillips, 

J.V.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Missouri, Broadhead.

1882. Marble of southeast Missouri,

Broadhead.

Archeau of Missouri, Broadhead.

1884. Missouri building stones, 

Broadhead.

1885. Map of the United States,

McGee. 

1887. Map of the United States,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

1889. History of Ozark uplift,

Broadhead. 

1891. Ozark series, Broadhead.

Cambrian of North America,

Walcott. 

TEXAS.

1848. Tour in northern Mexico, Wislizenus.

Contributions to geology of 

Texas, Roemer.

1849. Texas, Roemer. 

1852. Kreidbildungen vou Texas, 

Roemer.
BABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.

Cambrian Continued. 

TEXAS Continued.

1853. Silur-Gebild in Texas, etc., Barrande. 

Primordial fossil from Texas,

Barrande.

1859. Etat des connaissances sur la

fauue primordiale, Barrande.

1861. Primordial of Texas, Shumard. 

Sur la faune primordiale en

Ame"rique, Barrande. 

Primordial of Texas, Shuniard,

B.F. 

1866. Preliminary report of survey of

Texas, Buckley. 

1869. Geology of western Texas, Jenney, Newberry. 

Geology of Texas, Roessler.

1873. Erforschung des Nordwesttlieiles von Texas, Loew and 

Roessler.

1874. Part of eastern Texas, Buckley.

1875. Map of Llano County, Tex., 

Roessler.

1876. Second report of survey of 

Texas, Buckley.

1884. Paleozoic of central Texas, 

Walcott.

1885. Report division of Paleozoic 

invertebrates, Walcott.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

1889 Story of Colorado River, Hill, 

R.T.

1890. Review of Texas geology, 

Durable.

Central region of Texas, Cornstock.

Central Texas, Tarr.

1891. Central basin of Texas, Curtice. 

Central mineral region of

Texas, Comstock. 

Cambrian of North America,

Walcott. 

ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO THE PACIFIC

COAST. 

1853. Geologic map of United States,

etc., Marcou, J.

1855. Report on exploration between 

latitude 38<? and 41° for route 

to the Pacific, Schiel. 

1858. Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

Cambrian Continued. 

ROCKY "MOUNTAINS TO THE PACIFIC

COAST Continued. 

1858. Fort Leaven worth to Bryans 

Pass, Euglemann.

1860. Rocky Mountains in vicinity of 

Santa Fe, Blake.

1861. Country between Lake Superior and the Pacific, Hector.

1862. Primordial of Rocky Mountains, Haycleu.

1865. Iron regions of Arizona, Blake. 

1868. Second annual report of survey

of Wyoming, Hayden. 

Formations along eastern mar-, 

gin of Rocky Mountains, 

Hay den. 

' 1869. Report of survey of Colorado

and New Mexico, Hayden. 

Exploration of Yellowstone 

and Missouri rivers, Hayden.

1870. Fossils collected by King survey, Meek.

1871. Geology on Great Pacific Railroad, Meek.

Report of San Juan division, 

survey of Colorado, Endlich.

Notes on Wyoming and Colorado, Hayd-n.

1872. Report on survey of Territories,

Hay den. 

Map of Montana and Wyoming,

Hayden and Peale. 

Reconnaissance in Nevada and

Arizona, Lyle. 

Quebec formation in Idaho,

Bradley, F. H. 

Quebec and Carboniferous in

Teton range, Bradley, F. H. 

Notes on some mining districts

of Utah, Silliman. 

Notes on mining districts in

Nevada, Gilbert. 

Primordial fauna in Nevada,

Whitney, J. D. |

1873. Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock and 

Blake.

Paleoutologic report, Montana, 

Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah, 

Meek.

Geology of western Wyoming, 

Comstock.

Report of Snake River division, 

Bradley, 1<\ H.
148 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cambrian Continued. 

KOCKY MOUNTAINS TO THE PACIFIC 

COAST Continued.

1873. Explorations of 1872 under F.

V. Hayden; Eiver region,

Bradley, F. H. 

Structure of country north of

Colorado Canyon, Powell,

J. W. 

Explorations in Yellowstone

district, Bradley, F. H.

1874. Report on South Park district, 

Colorado, Peale.

Mines in South Park region, 

Colorado, Peale.

Report of survey of Colorado, 

1873, Hayden.

Age of Touto sandstone, Gilbert.

Explorations of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

1875. Exploration of the Colorado, 

Powell, J.W.

Report on portions of New 

Mexico and Arizona surveyed 

in 1873, Gilbert.

Report on regions along fortyninth parallel to the Rocky 

Mountains. Dawson, G. M.

Report from St. George, Utah, 

to Gila River, Ariz., Marvine.

Northwestern Wyoming, Conistock, T. B.

Report on portions of Nevada, 

Utah, California, and Arizona, 

Gilbert.

Report on Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico, 

Ho well, E. E.

1876. Maps of parts of California, 

Nevada, Arizona, Utah, New 

Mexico, and Colorado, Gilbert, Marvine and Howell.

Eeport of middle division of 

survey of Colorado, Peale.

Paleozoic subdivision on fortieth parallel, King, C.

Uinta Mountains, Powell, J.W.

1877. Map of parts of Arizona and 

New Mexico, Gilbert, Howell 

and Loew.

Map of parts of Arizona, Marcon, Gilbert and Marvine.

Fossils from Nevada, Utah, Colorado, etc., White, C. A.

Cambrian Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO THE PACIFIC 

COAST Continued.

1877. Descriptive geology fortieth

parallel survey, Hague and

Emmons. 

Eemarks on paleontology of

fortieth parallel survey, Hall

and Whitfield.

Work inTetou region, St. John. 

Age of Eocky Mountains, Peale,

Stevenson.

1878. White Eiver district, Colorado,

Endlich. 

Preliminary report of survey of

Territories, 1878, Hay den. 

Report on Big Horn Mountains,

Carpenter.

1879. Green River district, Peale.

Survey of fortieth parallel, 

Newberry.

Sweetwater district, Endlich.

Macfarlaue's geological railroad guide, Utah, etc., Davis, 

W. M.; Hague.

1880. Permian and other Paleozoics 

of Kanab Valley, Arizona, 

Walcott.

Work in Eureka district, 

Hague.

1881. Atlas of Colorado, Hayden.

Geology of British Columbia, 

Dawson, G. M.

Unification of Silurian nomenclature, Miller, S. A.

1882. Tertiary history of Grand 

Canyon district, D u 11 o n, 

C.E.

Geologisches und Montanistisches aus Utah, Ochsenius.

Report of work in Eureka district, Hague.

Geology and veins of Tombstone, Ariz., Blake, W. P.

1883. Grand Canyon group, Science.

Geology of Eureka district, 

Nevada, Hague.

Geology of Yellowstone Park, 

Holmes, W. H.

Progress of geology, 1882, 

Hunt, T. S.

Pre-Carboniferous in Grand 

Canyon of the Colorado, Walcott.
IUBTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 149

Cambrian Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO THE PACIFIC 

COAST Continued.

1884. Keport on observations in. Nevada and the Grand Canyon, 

Waloott.

Report from Carroll to the Yellowstoue Park, Dana, E. S. 

and Grinnell.

Recent observations in Northwest territory, Dawson, 

G.W.

Ruby Hill mines, Eureka, Nev., 

Science.

Buffalo peaks, Colo., Emmons, 

S.F.

Cambrian of United States and 

Canada, Walcott.

Silver-lead deposits of Eureka, 

Nev., Curtis, J. S.

Paleontology of Eureka district, Walcott.

1885. Age of Rocky Mountains, Winwood.

Enlargement .of fragments in 

certain rocks, Irving and Van 

Hise.

Progress of geology, 1883, 

Hunt, T. S.

Geologic sketch of Pacific division, Becker.

New genus of Cambrian trilobite, Walcott.

Section of Eureka district, 

Hague, A.

1886. Leadville ore deposits, Colorado, Polker.

Fossils from central Montana, 

Whittield.

Aspen district,Colorado, Lakes.

Geology and mining of Leadville, Colo, Emmous, S. F.

1887. Old telegraph mine, Utah, Lavagnino.

Battle Mountain, Colo., Olcott. 

Eagle County, Colo., Tilden.

1888. Geology of Colorado ore deposits, Lakes.

Iron resources of Colorado, 

Chauvenet.

Leadville region, Ihlseng, 

Blow.

Structural relations of ore deposits, Emmons, S. F.

Coeur d'Alene mines, Idaho, 

Clayton.

Cambrian Continued 

ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO THE PACIFIC 

COAST Continued.

1888. Drumlummon veins, Montana, 

Clayton.

Marbles of Western States, Newberry.

Report, Montana division, Hayden.

Report, paleozoic division of 

paleontology, Walcott.

1889. Aspen, Colo., Brunton, Lakes,

Emmons, S. F.; Heinrich,

Siver.

Rocky Mountains, Hills. 

Graphitic anthracite, Idaho,

Jenney. 

Stratigraphic position of the

Olenellns, Walcott. 

Northwestern Colorado region,

White, C. A. 

Report, Montana division,

United States Geological

Survey, Peale.

1890. Aspen district, Newberry.

Extinct volcanoes in Colorado, 

Lakes.

Displacements in Grand Canyon, Walcott.

Movements in Rocky Mountains, Emmons, S. F.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Dawson, G. M; Emmons, 

S. F.; Hague, McGee, Pummelly, Putuain, Winchell, 

N.H.

Report, Rocky Mountain division, United States Geological 

Survey, Emmons, S. F.

Report, Montana division, 

United States Geological Survey, Peale.

1891. Genesis of iron ores, Kimball. 

Ore deposits of Pioche, Nov.,

Maynard. 

Great Falls coal field, Montana,

Newberry. 

CANADA (excepting in vicinity of lakes

Superior and Huron). 

1822. Geology, etc., of Malbay, lower

Canada, Bigsby.

1824. Newfoundland in 1824, Bonnycastle.

List of minerals and remains in 

Canada, Bigaby.
CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cambrian Continued. 

CANADA (excepting in vicinity of lakes 

Superior and Huron) Continued. 

1824. Geology of Montreal. Bigsby.

1829. Geognosy of part of Saguenay

country, Baddeley. 

Geology arid mineralogy of 

Nova Scotia, Brown and 

Smith.

1830. Transition rocks of the Cataraqui, Bonny castle.

1831. Country between St. Maurice

and Saguenay rivers, Ingall.

Essay on metallic minerals in

Canada, Baddeley. 

Mineralogy and geology of 

Nova Scotia, Jackson a,nd 

Alger.

1835. Sketch of southeast lower Canada, Baddeley.

1836. Scientific expedition, Maine 

and Nova Scotia, Emmons, E.

1839. First report on survey of New

Brunswick, Gesner, A. 

Preliminary report on Newfoundland, Jukes.

1840. Notes on north coast of St. Lawrence, Bayfield.

Second report of survey of New 

Brunswick, Gesner.

Handbook of Nova Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

1841. Third report of survey of New 

Brunswick, Gesner.

1842. Fourth report of survey of New

Brunswick, Gesner. 

Excursions in Newfoundland in 

1839 and 1840, Jukes.

1843. Eeportof survey of New Brunswick, Gesner.

Report on survey of Newfoundland, Jukes.

1845. Report of progress for 1843, 

Logan.

Junction of transition and primary, Canada, Bayfield.

Lower Carboniferous of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

Newer coal of eastern Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

Extension of Appalachians into 

Canada, Logan.

1846. Geologic map of Nova Scotia, 

Gesner.

1847. Report on Ottawa River district, Logan.

Cambrian Continued. 

CANADA (excepting in Vicinity of lakes 

Superior and Huron) Continued.

1849. South side of St. Lawrence from

Lake Champlaih, Logan. 

On the geology of Canada, 

Hunt, T. S.

1850. Rocks of eastern Nova Scotia,

Dawson, J. W. 

Sketch of geology of New

Brunswick, Robb. 

Report of survey of Canada for

1849-50, Logan.

1851. Footprints in Potsdam of Canada, Logan.

On the Taconic system, Hunt, 

T.S.

1852. Lithology and paleontology of 

the Potsdam, Hunt, T. S.

1853. Geologic map of United States,

States, etc., Marcou, J. 

Geology of Quebec and environs, Bigsby.

1854. Work on north side of St. Lawrence, Logan.

Report, on country lying north 

of Lake Ontario, Murray, A.

1855. Arcadian geology, Dawson,

J. W.

Esquissege'ologiquedu Canada, 

Logan and Hunt.

1856. Geology of New Brunswick and 

Nova Scotia, Jackson, C. T.

1857. Common rocks of the British

Provinces, Billings. 

Iron ores of Canada, Billings.

1858. Magdalen River district, Richardson, J.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1860. Gold mines of Canada, Hunt, 

T. S.

Fauna of Quebec group and primordial of Canada, Logan.

Silurian and Devonian of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

Primordial-Fauna iu NordAmerika, Barrande.

Geology of Hastings County, 

Chapman.

1861. Rocks and fossils from Phillipsburg, Canada east, Billings.

 Barrande on primordial of 

American and Taconic of 

Emmonsj Hunt, T. S.
NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 151

Cambrian Continued. 

CANADA (excepting in vicinity of lakes 

Superior and Huron) Continued.

1861. Notes on primordial and Taconic, Marcou, J.

Pro-Carboniferous flora of New 

Brunswick, Maine, and east 

Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Exposition of minerals and geology of Canada, Chapman.

Canadian caverns, Gibb, G. D.

Neighborhood of St. John, 

Rogers, W. B.

Remarks on Tacouic system, 

American Journal Science.

Fanne des roches du groupe de 

Qne*bec, Logan.

Geologischo Erscheinungen in 

Canada, Barrande.

Some points in American geology, Hunt, T. S.

Sur la faune primordialo en 

Amdrique, Barrande.

Gold of Nova Scotia, Marsh, 

0. C.

Primordial fauna and Point 

Levis fossils, Hall, J.

Primordial fauna and the Taconic system, Barrande.

1862. Note on Taconic system of Emmons, Hunt, T. S.

Primordial fauna in Amerika, 

Barrande.

Acton copper mine, Macfarlane.

Fossilestaconiques de 1'Ame'rique du Nord, Marcou, J.

Taconic and Silurian of Vermont and Canada, Marcou, J.

On primordial of America, 

Barrande, Hall, J.

Primordial of Canada, Marcou, J.

Thirty years' progress in geology of the older rocks, Murchison.

Potsdam fossils in America, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

1863. On Cambrian and Huronian,

Bigsby. 

Geology of St. John County,

New Brunswick, Matthews. 

Relations of inetamorphics,

Hunt, T. S. 

Roofing slates of Canada,

Bell, R.

Cambrian Continued. 

CANADA (excepting in vicinity of lakes 

Superior and Huron) Continued.

1863. Parallelism of Quebec group,

Billings. 

Quebec rocks at Point Levis,

Logan. 

Report of survey of Canada to

1863, Logan.

1864. Geology of Arisaig, Nova Scotia, Honeyman.

Geology of the Ottawa Valley, 

Grant, J. A.

Mines and minerals of New 

Brunswick, Bailey, L. W.

Leutilies trilobitifores de la 

^ Point Levis an Canada, Marcou, J.

Rocks in vicinity of Halifax,

Gossip.

. 1865. Preliminary rep ort on Now 

Brunswick, Hind.

Notes on Charlotte County, New 

Brunswick, Matthew.

Fauna of primordial in vicinity 

of St. John, New Brunswick, 

Hartt.

Reiseskizzeu aus New Brunswick, Creduer.

Azoic and Paleozoic of southern New Brunswick, Matthews.

Geology of southern New 

Brunswick, Bailey, L. W.

Titconic of Nova Scotia, Marcon.

1866. Report on Laurentian limestones, salt, and petroleum, 

Hunt, T. S.

Remarks on geology of Newfoundland, Logan.

Report of survey of Canada, 

1863-1866, Logan.

Rocks of northern peninsula 

of Newfoundland, Murray, 

A.

Bitumen on Point Levis and 

orgin of coal, Anderson.

Map of Canada and part of the 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

Lower Silurian of North America, Logan.

1867. Description geologiqne du Canada, Hunt, T. S.
152 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cambrian Continued. 

CANADA (excepting in vicinity of lakes 

Superior and Huron) Continued.

1867. Eeport of survey of Newfoundland for 1866. Murray, A.

Terrains ancieus de l'Am<5rique 

du Nord, Hunt, T. S.

Notice of fauna of Potsdam 

sandstone, Hall, J.

1868. Guide to gold fields of Nova

Scotia, Heatberington. 

Eecent discoveries in Canada,

Dawson, J. W. 

Survey of Newfoundland for

1868, Murray, A. 

Points iu geology of Vermont,

Hunt, T. S. 

Gold region of Nova Scotia,

Hunt, T. S. 

Eeport on Union mine region,

Newfoundland, Murray, A. 

Grand Manan, Verrill.

1869. Geology, etc., of Hastings 

County, Canada, Wallbridge. 

Fossil plants from Gaspe, Dawsou, J. W.

1870. Sherbrook gold district of Nova 

Scotia, Hind.

Geology of eastern New England, Hunt, T. S.

Laurentian and Huronian, 

Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, Hind.

Shore of the St. Lawrence below Quebec, Richardson, J.

Newfoundland. survey, report 

for 1869, Murray, A.

Survey of Bay East River, 

Murray, A.

Notes on iron deposits of East 

River, Nova Scotia, Honeyman.

1871. Geognosy of Appalachians, 

Hunt, T. S.

Metalliferous deposit of Gloucester, New Brunswick, Henwood.

Apatites of Canada, Broome.

1872. Cambrian and Silurian, Hunt, 

T. S.

Bay and Eiver Exploits, Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Bemarks on Taconic controversy, Billings, E.

Murchisou on age of Quebec 

rocks, Logan.

Cambrian Con cinued. 

CANADA (excepting in vicinity of lakes 

Superior and Huron) Continued.

1872. Island of Grand Manan, Bailey.

Southern New Brunswick, Bailey and Matthew.

Fossils in so-called Huronian of 

Newfoundland, Billings.

Rocks of Rocky River survey, 

Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Gold fields of Quebec and Nova 

Scotia, Selwyn.

Formations of Trinity Bay region, Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Laurentian and Lower Silurian 

of Newfoundland, Murray, A.

1873. Geologic map of Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Summary report of Canadian 

survey, 1872-73, Selwyn.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock and 

Blake.

Copper ore on Grand Manan, 

Chapman.

1874. Nova Scotian geology, Honeyman.

Exploration in Cape Breton, 

Robb.

Frontenac, Leeds, and Lanark 

counties, Vennor.

Record of observations on Nova 

Scotia geology, Honeyman.

1875. Outline of geology of Ontario, 

Chapman.

Gander River, Newfoundland, 

Murray, A.

Explorations in Port-a-port 

and St. Georges Bay, Newfoundland, Howley.

Address to Natural History 

Society of Montreal, Dawson, 

J.W.

Relations of primordial and 

crystallines, Hunt, T. S.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Explication de la carte gdologique de la terre, Marcou.

1876. Catalogue of minerals and 

stratigraphy of Canada, 

Selwyn.

Report of survey of Canada for 

1874-75, Selwyn.
RAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 153

C ambrlan C ontinned. 

CANADA (excepting in vicinity of lakes 

Superior and Huron) Continued.

1876. Phosphates of Laurentian and 

Cambrian of Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Useful minerals of New Bruns-* 

wick, Bailey.

Outline of geology of Canada, 

Chapman.

1877. Geological map of Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Observations in southern New 

Brunswick, Bailey and Matthew.

History of crystalline stratified 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Rocks of Newfoundland, Milne.

Explorations in Cape Breton, 

Fletcher.

1878. Primordial fossils, southeast 

Newfoundland, Whiteaves.

A month in New Brunswick, 

Honeyman.

Glacial and interglacial strata 

near Toronto, Hiude.

Dikes and Azoic of southeast 

Pennsylvania. Hunt, T. S.

Leading geologic areas of Canada, Chapman.

Surveys in Renfrew, Poutiac, 

and Ottawa counties, Vennor.

Quebec group in geology, Hunt, 

T. S.

Phosphate in Laurentian and 

Cambrian in Canada, Dawson, J.

Slate formation of Charlotte 

County, New Brunswick, 

Matthew.

Nova Scotia geology, Honeyman.

1879. Pre-Silurian of southern New

Brunswick, Ells. 

Geologic map of Newfoundland, Murray and Howley. 

Upper Silurian and Huronian

of southern New Brunswick,

Matthew. 

Surveys in Ca.pe Breton,

Fletcher. 

Stratigraphy of Quebec group

and older crystallines,

Selwyn.

Cambrian Continued. 

CANADA (excepting in vicinity of lakes 

Superior and Huron) Continued.

1879. Montague gold mines, Honeyman.

Huronian and Cambrian of 

southern New Brunswick, 

Bailey.

Report of survey of Newfoundland for 1878, Howley.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Hunt, T. S.

1880. Lecture notes on geology of

Canada, Dawson, J. W. 

' Report on southern New Brunswick, Bailey, Matthew, and 

Ells.

1881. Chemical contributions to 

geology of Canada, Hoftmann.

Northern New Brunswick, Ells. 

Unification of Silurian nomeni clature, Miller, S. A. 

1 Address. Remarks on Quebec 

i group, Dawson, J. W. 

I Colonies dans les roches taI coniques des bords du lac 

i Champlain, Marcou, J. 

Remarks on Canadian stratigraphy, MacFarlane, T. 

Progress of investigations in 

New Brunswick,Bailey,L. W.

1882. CambrienneduNouveau Brunswick, Matthew and Bailey.

The Potsdam sandstone, Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Stratigraphy of Quebec group 

and older crystallines of Canada, Selwyn.

Notes on Point Pleasant, Cameron.

Nova Scotian geology, Honeyman.

Geology of Avalou, Newfoundland, Howley.

Notes on Bedford, Sackville, 

and Hammonds Plains, Nova 

Scotia, Hare.

1883. History of Taconic question 

and relation of Taconian 

series, Hunt, T. S.

Notes on southeast Quebec, Selwyn.

Fauna of St. Johns group, 

Matthew.
154 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BCI-L. 127.

Cambrian Continued. 

CANADA (excepting in vicinity of lakes 

Superior and Huron) Continued.

1883. Northern and eastern New 

Brunswick, Ells.

Glaciation of Newfoundland, 

Murray, A.

Quebec group in geology. 

Selwyn.

Foldings of Carboniferous, 

Nova Scotia, Gilpin.

Eeporfc on Gaspd Peninsula, 

Ells.

Quebec group in geology, Dawsou, J. W.

Decay of rocks, Hunt, T. S.

1884. Canadian and Paleozoic outlines, Willcox.

Sand planes and changes of 

level of the upper Ottawa, 

Odium.

Cambrian of United States and 

Canada, Walcott.

Descriptive sketch of eastern 

Canada, Selwyn.

1885. Geology of Halifax Harbor, 

Honeyman.

Gold mining in Nova Scotia, 

Gilpin.

Interior of Gaspe" Peninsula, 

Ells, Low.

York and Carleton counties, 

New Brunswick, Bailey, L.W.

Ages of the Arcadian Fauna, 

Matthew.

Observations in Saguenay region, Laflamme.

History of the Taconic question 

and relations of the rocks, 

Hunt.

Eecent discoveries in St. John 

group, Matthew.

Cambrian, faunas of North 

America, Walcott.

Progress of geology, 1883, Hunt, 

T. S.

Chemical contributions to geology of Canada, Hoffmann.

1886. Glaciation, Halifax Harbor, 

Honeyman.

Olenellus (?) Kjernlfi in America, Matthew.

Notes of new primordial fossils, 

Whitfield.

Nova Scotia gold, Gilpin.

Cambrian Continued. 

CANADA (excepting in vicinity of lakes 

Superior and Huron) Continued.

1886. Geology of Antigonish, Nova

Scotia, Honeyman. 

Louisburg, Nova Scotia, Honeyman.

Nova Scotian geology, Honeyman. 

Geology and geologists in New

Brunswick, Bailey, L. W. 

Mistassini expedition, Low.

1887. Fossils from Mount Stephen, 

Rominger.

Cambrian faunas of Cape Breton and Newfoundland, Matthew.

Borings in Manitoba, Dawson, 

G. M.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Graptolites from St. Lawrence 

River region, Lap worth.

New Brunswick, Bailey and 

Mclnnes, Bailey.

Northern part of Dominion, 

Dawsou, G. M.

Nova Scotia, Guysboro, Antigonish, and Pictou, 

Fletcher.

Nova Scotia, Lower Cambrian 

of Guysboro and Halifax 

counties, Faribault.

Portions of eastern townships, 

Ells.

Quebec group, Selwyn.

Relations of Canadian to European structure, Dawson, 

J. W.

St. Johns group fauna, Matthew.

Taconic question restated, 

Hunt, T. S.

Yukon expedition, Dawson, 

G. M.

1888. Cruise to northern Labrador, 

Packard.

Aylesford, Kings County, Nova 

Scotia, Honeyman.

Nova Scotia, Halifax, and 

Colchester counties, Honeyman.

Ontario iron ores, Ivea.

Psammichnites from eastern 

Canada, Matthew.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 155

Cambrian C ontin n eel. 

CANADA (excepting in vicinity of lakes 

Superior and Huron) Continued.

1888. AnimikieandHuronian of Lake 

Superior, McKellar.

Basal series in Acadia, Matthew.

Classification of Cambrian in 

Acadia, Matthew.

Eozoic and Paleozoic in Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Fossils from Mount Stephen, 

British Columbia, Walcott.

Geological classification in Quebec by Marcou, Selwyn.

Geology of vicinity of Quebec, 

Marcou, J.

Geology of the Montmorenci, 

Emmons.

1889. Geology of Mount Stephen, 

McConnell.

Glacial bowlders of our fisheries, Honeyman.

Geology of the Montmorenci, 

James, J. F.; American Geologist.

Classification of Cambrian in 

Acadia, Matthew.

Taconic of eastern Newfoundland, Howley.

Supplement to rocks on Atlantic coast of Canada, Dawson, 

J.W.

How is the Cambrian divided? 

Matthew.

Minerals of Quebec, Ells.

Report on Quebec, Ells.

Acadian and St. Lawrence 

watershed, Bailey.

New Brunswick, Bailey, Bailey 

and Mclimes.

1890. Review of Ells's report on Quebec, Walcott.

Stratigraphy of "Quebec 

group," Ells.

Geological classification for 

Quebec, Marcou, J.

Geology of Quebec City, Ells, 

Selwyn.

Quebec and Taconic, American 

Geologist.

Quebec group of Logan, Dawson, J. W.

Geology of Ontario, Bell.

Cambrian Continued. 

CANADA (excepting in vicinity of lakes 

Superior and Huron) Continued.

1890. Lower and Middle Taconic, 

Marcou, J.

Serpentines of Canada, Giroux.

Organisms in Acadia, Matthew.

Pre-Paleozbic surface in Canada, Lawson.

Mining industries, eastern Quebec, Ells.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Dawsou, G. M.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Region south of Grand Trunk 

Railway, Ells.

Nova Scotia, Faribault.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian, 

Walcott.

1891. Structure of Selkirk range, 

Dawson, G. M; Walcott.

Nova Scotia, Monckton.

Notes on Cambrian faunas, 

Matthew.

West Kootanie district, Dawson, G. M.

Yukon and Mackenzie basins, 

McConnell.

Causes of spread of Cambrian 

faunas, Matthew.

New horizon in St. John group, 

Matthew.

Fauna of St. John group, Matthew.

Environs of Quebec, Marcou, J.

Summary reports of geological 

survey, Selwyn.

American opinion on the older 

rocks, Winch ell, A.

Cambrian of North America,

Walcott.

GENERAL. 

1832. Order of succession of rocks of 

the earth, Featherstonhaugh. 

1844. Paleozoics of Appalachians,

Rogers and Rogers. 

1849. Second visit to the United 

States, Lyell.

1851. Parallelism of Paleozoic formations, Hall, J.

Parallelism of mountain chains 

in America, Desor.

1852. Unconformity of Paleozoic, 

Agassiz, L.
r

156 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF

Cambrian Continued. 

GENERAL Continued.

1853. Silur-Gebilde von Texas, etc., 

Barrande.

1854. Geologic map of United States, 

by Marcou, American Journal 

of Science.

1855. Rapport sur la partie gdologiquede 1'Exposition de NewYork, Lyell.

1856. American geologic history,

Dana, J. D. 

1858. Sketch of geology of United

States, Rogers, H. D. 

Physical geography attending

production of the Paleozoic

strata, Rogers, H. D.

1861. Primordial of North America,

etc., Rogers, W. B. 

Notes on primordial and Taconic, Marcou, J. 

Sur la faune primordiale en

Ame'ri que, Barrande.

1862. Thirty years' progress in geology of the older rocks, Murchisou.

1863. On Cambrian and Huronian, 

Bigsby.

1870. Studies in chemical geogony, 

Wurtz.

1872. History of Cambrian and Silurian, Hunt, T. S.

1874. Position of the Cincinnati

group, Miller, S. A. 

Subdivision of geologic time in 

Dana's Manual of Geology, 

Dana, J. D.

1875. Northwestern Wyoming, Cornstock, T. B.

Explication de la carte ge"- 

ologique de la terre, Marcou, J.

1878. Dikes and Azoic of southeast

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S. 

Eozoic rocks of North America, 

Hunt, T. S.

1879. On Hunt's and Dana's geological tables, Broadhead. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Hunt, T. S.; Macfarlane.

1880. Geological history of North

American flora, Newberry. 

Limites du Cambrien, Hunt, 

T.S.

Cambrian Continued. 

GENERAL Continued.

1880. Nomenclature ge"ologique,Winchell, N. H.

1881. Unification of Silurian nomenclature, Miller, S. A.

Illustrations of the earth's surface, Glaciers, Shaler and 

Davis.

Taconic system in geology, 

Hunt, T. S.

CambrienneduNouveau-Bruuswick, Matthew and Bailey.

1883. Geologic history of the American continent, Hall, J. 

Early history of North Ameri, 

can continent, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

1884. Cambrian of North America, 

Hunt, T. S.

1885. Division du systeme e"ozoique,

Hunt, T. S.

Progress of geology, 1883, 

Hunt, T. S.

1886. Age of Swedish paradoxides

beds, Ford. . Alderen af olenelluszonen i

Nord Arnerika, Brogger. 

Mineral physiology and physiography, Hunt, T. S. 

Permanence of continents and

sea basins, Le Conte. 

Cambrian faunas of North

America, Walcott. 

Classification of Cambrian of

North America, Walcott. 

Taconic controversy, Winchell,

N. H.; Darton. 

1887-1889. Some forgotten Taconic

literature, Vogdes. 

Stratigraphic position of Olenellus, Walcott. 

Taconic of Boston, Hyatt. 

Taconic question, Winchell,

N. H.; Hunt, T. S. 

Taconic system, Miller, S. A.; 

i Walcott.

North American Cambrian, 

! Hicks.

Taconic of Erumons, Newberry. 

Objections to term "Taconic,"

Winchell, N. H.

Classification and nomenclature of Cambrian, Winchell,

N. H.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 157

Cambrian Continued. 

GENERAL Continued. 

 1887-1889. Classification and use of 

term "Tacouic," Blake, Dana, 

J. D.; Dawson, J.W.; Button, 

Emerson, Enunons, S. F.; 

Ford, Frazer, Hague, Hall, J.; 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Irviug, R. 

D.; Newberry, Selwyn, Walcott, Williams, G. H.; Winchell, A.; Wincln-11, N. H.

Barrande and the Taconic, 

Marcou, J.

Canadian geological classification in Quebec by Marcou, 

Selwyn.

Subcommittee on Lower Paleozoic, Winchell, N. H.

Classification in Acadia, Matthew.

Crystalline schists, Hunt.

Elements of primary geology, 

Hunt.

Geological questions, Frazer.

History of Taconic ideas,

Dana, J. D. 

How is the Cambrian divided?

Matthew.

Objections to the term "Taconic " considered, Winchell, 

N.H.

Position of Olenellus beds,

Nathorst. 

Principles of the adversaries of

the Tacouic, Marcou, J. 

1890. Geological classification for 

Quebec, Marcou, J.

History of Quebec group, Hunt, 

T. S.

Lower and Middle Taconic, 

Marcou, J.

North American geology by 

Miller, Dana, J. D.

Quebec and Taconic, American 

Geologist.

Quebec group of Logan, Dawson, J. W.

Cambrian and Silurian, Sedg- 

 wick and Murchison, Dana, 

J.D.

The Cambrian system, Dwight.

Iron ores of the United States, 

Hunt, T. S.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian, 

Walcott.

Cambrian Continued. 

GENERAL Continued. 

1891. Causes of spread of Cambrian

faunas, Matthew. 

Notes on Cambrian faunas,

Matthew. 

Fauna of the Lower Cambrian,.

James. 

Biographical notes of E. Emmons, Marcou, J., Ami. 

Geology of environs of Quebec,

Marcou, J. 

Cambrian of North America,

Walcott. 

Classification of Quebec group

rocks, Walcott. 

American opinion on the older

rocks, Winchell, A.

Cambridge, H. U., Porter, J., and, and 

Webb, T. H. Account of the Roxbury 

rockiug stone.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 7, pp. 59-61,1824.

Campbell, H. D. The Potsdam group 

east .of the Blue Ridge at Balcony Falls, 

Virginia.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 470-474, 

1885. 

The Virginias, vol. 6, pp. 99-100,1885.

 and Brown, W. G. Composition of 

certain Mesozoic igneous rocks of Virginia.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 339-348,1891.

Abstracts, Am. Geol.,vol. 8,p. 54(fcp.), 1891. ;

Am. Nat., vol. 25, pp. 1002-1003 (fc p.), 1891.

Campbell, H. D., Campbell, J. L., and. 

The Snowden slate quarries.

The Virginias, vol. 5, pp. 162-103, 170, 4°, 

1884.

 Review of William B. Rogers's 

Geology of the Virginias.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, pp. 357-374, 

1885; vol. 31, pp. 193-202.

[ ] Georgia Pacific Railway.

Macfarlaiie's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d ed., pp. 

383-385,1890.

[ ] [Virginia in part.]

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d ed., pp. 

359-362,1890.

Campbell, J. K. Highland County geology, Virginia.

The Virginias, vol. 6, pp. 117-119,1885.

Campbell, J. L. Silurian formation in 

central Virginia.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, pp. 16-29,

1879. 

The Virginias, vol. 1, pp. 41-44, 54-66, 4°,

1880. with revision by author.
158 [BULL. 127.

Campbell, J. L. Continued.

 Geology of Virginia: Continuation 

of section across the Appalachian 

chain.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, pp. 119-128, 

239, 1879.

 Geology of Virginia: Balcony Falls. 

The Blue Ridge and its geological connections; some theoretical considerations.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, pp. 435-445,

1879. 

The Virginias, vol. 1, pp. 86-87, 94, 1879.

 Geological features of the Arcadia 

iron property.

The Virginias, vol. 1, pp. 104-105, plate, 4°,

1880.

 The resources of Brock's Gap, Virginia.

The Virginias, vol. 1, pp. 140-141, plate, 4°, 

1880.

 The Purqja.tory.iron property, Botetourt County, Va.

The Virginias, vol. 1, pp. 156-158, plate, 4°, 

1880.

 The geology, etc., of the Rich Patch, 

Va., iron region.

The Virginias, vol. 1, pp. 185, 188-189, 192- 

193, plates, 4°, 1880.

 The mineral resources and advantages of the country adjacent to the 

James River and Kanawa Canal and 

the Buchanan and Clifton Forge Railway.

The Virginias, vol. 1, pp. 2-8, plates, 4°,1880.

 Rich Patch iron region.

The Virginias, vol. 2, p. 7 (J p.), 4°, 1881.

 The mineral dufrenite in Rockbridge County, Va.

The Virginias, vol. 2, p. 76 (g p.), 4°, 1881.

 - Report on the mineral prospects of 

the St. Mary iron property.

The Virginias, vol. 4, pp. 19-20, plate, 4°, 

1883.

 The Virginia papers of Prof. William B. Rogers.

The Virginias, vol. 4, p. 72, 4°, 1883.

 Mineral resources of James River 

valley, Va., with map and sections, 

119 pages, New York, 1883.

In part in The Virginias, vol. 3, pp. 54-55, 

119,120-121,126-129, 4°.

Abstract, Eng. and Mining Jour., vol, 34, 

p. 135, 4°, 1882.

 : T- Geology of the Blue Ridge in James 

River gap, Virginia.

The Virginias, vol. 5, p. 145, (Jp.), 4°, 1884.

Campbell, J. L. Continued.

 The geological section of Little 

North Mountain.

The Virginias, vol. 5, p. 37 (§ p.), 4°, 1884.

-. Geology of the Blue Ridge near Balcony Falls, Va.; a modified view.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 221-223, 

1884.

^ and H. D. The Snowdon slate quarries.

The Virginias, vol. 5, pp. 162-163, 170, 4°, 

1884.

 Review of William B. Rogers's 

Geology of the Virginias.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, pp. 357-374; 

vol.31, pp. 193-202,1885.

- and Ruffner, W. H. A physical 

survey extending from Atlanta, Ga., 

across Alabama and Mississippi, to the 

Mississippi River along the line of 

the Georgia Pacific Railroad, embracing the geology, topography, minerals, 

soils, climate, forests, and agricultural 

and manufacturing resources of the 

country, 147 pages, 2 maps, sections, 

New York, 1883.

Campbell, J. S. Report on gold fields, 

eastern section, 8 pages, folio, Halifax, 

1862 (legislative document). [Not 

seen.]

 Report on gold fields, 12 pages, Halifax, 1863 (legislative document).

Campbell, John T. Topographical phenomena in Indiana.

Am. Nat., vol. 18, pp. 367^379,1884.

 Origin of the loess.

Am. Nat., vol. 23, pp. 7S5.-792,1889.

Cameron, A. Notes on the geology of 

Point Pleasant.

Nova Scotian lust., trans., vol. 5, pp. SOTSOS, 1882.

Canada. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO

(and Canada in general). 

1752. Me'moire dans lequel on compare le Canada a la Suisse, 

Guettard.

1818. Geology of the United States, 

Maclure.

1820. Tour between Hartford and 

Quebec, Silliman.

1821. Observations on northwest portion of Lake Huron, Bigsby. 

Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall.
CARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 159

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBKC AND ONTARIO

(and Canada in general) Cont'd. 

1822. Remarks on Lake regions, Delalield. 

Geology of Mal Bale, lower

Canada, Bigsby. 

Remarks on fossils from the

lake regions, Buckland. 

Oil stone of Lake Memphremagog, Hubbard.

1824. Minerals on north coast of Lake 

Superior, Delaiield.

Notes on Lake Huron, Bigsby.

List of minerals and remains in 

Canada, Bigsby.

Geology of Montreal, Bigsby.

1825. Notes on Lake Superior,Bigsby.

1829. Notes on neighborhood of falls 

of Moutmoreucy, Green, 0W.

Geognosy of part of Sagueuay 

County, Baddeley.

Geology of Lake Superior, Bayfield.

A few rocks and minerals of 

upper Canada, Bonnycastle.

1830. Transition rocks of the Cataraqui, Bonnycastle. 

Sulphate of strontia and geology of Kingston, Baddeley.

1831. Ancient drainage and origin of 

Niagara Falls, Featherstonhaugh.

Essay on metallic minerals in 

Canada, Baddeley.

Country between St. Maurice 

and Saguenay rivers, Baddeley.

Geology of St. Paul Bay, Baddeley. 

1833. Magdalen Islands, Baddeley.

1835. Age of Erie and St. Lawrence

basins, Finch.

Sketch of southeast lower Canada, Baddeley.

1836. Mines du lac Simcoe, Baddeley.

1837. First report on second district 

of New York, Emmons, E.

1839. Carboniferous limestone from

WellandCanal, Jackson, C.T.

Geology and topography of

western New York, Hayes,

G.E.

1840. Equivalency of deposits on east 

and west sides of the Atlantic, Eaton.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general) Cout'd.

1840. On the Silurian system, Conrad.

Notes on north coast of St. 

Lawrence, Bayfield.

1841. Geology and mineralogy of 

Canada, Baddeley.

1842. Geology of New York, second 

district, Emmons, E.

1843. Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

Western upper Canada and 

western Ohio, Rogers and 

Rogers.

Niagara Falls, their changes 

and geology, Hall, J.

Ridges, beaches, etc., of Canadian lakes and the St. Lawrence, Lyeli.

Report of progress for 1843, 

Logau.

Travels in North America. Lyell.

Junction, of transition and primary, Bayfield.

District between Georgian Bay 

and Lake Erie, Murray, A.

Extension of Appalachians into 

Canada, Logau.

1846. Remarks on Tacouic system, 

Eminous, E.

Shore of St. Lawrence from 

Cape Rosier to Cape Chat, 

Logan.

Packing of ice, and modern 

deposits in St. Lawrence Valley, Logan.

1847. Report on Lake Superior district, Murray, A. 

North shore of Lake Superior,

Logan. 

Drift of New England, etc.,

Rogers, H. D. 

Basalt on northern shore of

Lake Superior, Dutton, T. R. 

On whirlpool and rapids below

Niagara, Bakewell. 

Drift furrows, etc., of rocks of

Lake Superior, Shepherd, F. 

Drift of Montreal, Rogers,

H. D. 

Report on Ottawa river district,

Logan. 

Report on eastern peninsula

of Canada, Murray, A.
160 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general) Cont'd.

1847. Distribution of remains in older 

formations of the United 

States, Hall, J.

1848. Fossils of Paleozoic of United 

States, etc., Sharpe, D.

1849. South side of St. Lawrence

from Lake Champlain, Logan. 

North shore of Lake Huron,

Logau. 

Eeport as chemist to survey of

Canada, Hunt, T. S. 

On the geology of Canada,

Hunt, T. S. 

Origin of outlines of Lake

Superior, Agassiz, L. 

North coast of Lake Huron,

Murray. 

On the geology of Canada,

Hunt, T. S. 

Acid springs and gypsum of

Onondaga salt group, Hunt,

T.S. '

1850. Structure of Keweenaw Point,

Jackson, C. T.

Report of chemist, Hunt, T. S. 

Lake Superior, Agassiz, L. 

Report of survey for 1849-50, 

Logan.

1851. Analysis of porphyry from Isle 

Royale, Jackson, C. T.

Note on fossil from the Ottawa, 

Salter.

On the Taconic system, Hunt, 

T. S. - On erratics in Canada, Bigsby.

Age of copper rocks of Lake 

Superior and physical structure of Canada, Logan.

Systems of elevation of North 

America, Foster and Whitney.

On elevation of mountain 

chains, Foster and Whitney.

Deposits of shells in Maine, on 

I Lake Champlain, and St.

Lawrence, Desor. 

\ Parallelism of Paleozoic de- 

' posits of the United States 

and Europe, Hall, J.

Drummonds Island and north 

shores of Lake Huron and 

Michigan, Hall, J.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general) Cont'd.

1852. Survey of Wisconsin, Iowa, 

Minnesota, etc., Owen, D. D.

Footprints in Potsdam of Canada, Logan.

Gold-bearing drift of the Chaudiere, Logan;

Geography, geology, and resources of Lake Superior, 

Bigsby.

Phosphatic matter in Lower" 

Silurian, Hunt, T. S.

Chemical work of survey of 

Canada, Hunt, T. S.

Lithology and paleontology of 

the Potsdam, Hunt, T. S.

Region between the Ottawa 

and the St. Lawrence, Murray.

Age of copper rocks of lakes 

Superior and Huron and on 

structure of Canada, Logan.

Report on peninsula between 

lakes Huron, St. Clair, and 

Erie, Murray.

1853. Geology of Quebec and environs, Bigsby.

Valley of Notawasaga, Fleming.

Geology of the United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

Notes on Toronto, Hind.

1854. Some crystalline limestones of 

North America, Hunt, T. S.

. Silurian system, Lake Superior 

district, Bailey, J. W.

Work on north side of St. Lawrence, Logan.

Report on country lying north 

of Lake Ontario, Murray.

Structure of western upper 

Canada, Logan.

Coquilles marines dausle bassin 

du lac Ontario, Desor.

Pitchstone from Isle Royal, 

Jackson, C. T.

Origin of drift of Lake Superior, 

etc., Desor.

1855. Roches magne"siennes du groupe 

Hudson, Hunt, T. S.

Submerged forest at Fort Lawrence, Dawson, J. W.

Voyage on Lake Superior, 

Rivot.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 161

Canada Continued.

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO

(and Canada in general) Cont'd.

1855. Ueber die Geologic von NordAmerika, Marcou, J. 

Esquisso gdologiquo du Canada, Logan and Hunt. 

Rapport gdologique, Rottermunde.

Falls of Niagara, Desor. 

Formation silurique des environs de Quebec, Logau.

1856. Geology of north shore of Lake

Superior, Whitney, J. D. 

Report on lakes Superior and

Huron, Rotterinuude. 

Development iu geologic history of North America, Dana,

J. D. 

American geologic history,

Dana, J. D.

1857. Huronian and Laurentiau of

the Canadian survey, Whituey, J. D. 

Roches et fossiles du Canada,

Rotterrauude. 

Position of elephant remains of

North America, Foster. 

Review of Hitchcock's Illustrations of Surface Geology,

Dana, J. D. 

. Probahlo origin of some magnesian rocks, Hunt, T. S. 

Fossils from Anticosti, BilParts of Huron and western

districts, Murray. 

Report on mineral waters, limestones, etc., Hunt, T. S. 

Structure and deposits of Maimanse, Lake Superior, Dawson, J. W. 

Work in Auticosti, Miugan

Islands, and Magdalen River,

Richardson, J. 

Tertiary of Canada and its fossils, Billings. 

Common rocks of the British

Provinces, Billings. 

On Falls of Niagara and their

changes, Bakewell. 

'Mineralogy of metamorpliic

rocks, Hunt, T. S. 

Second rapport, lacs Supdricur

et Huron, Rottermunde. 

Bull. 127 11

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general) Cont'd.

1857. Newer Pliocene and post-Pliocene of Montreal, Dawson,

J. W. 

Division of Azoic of Canada,

Logan.

Minerals of Canada, Hind. 

Newer Pliocene fossils of St.

Lawrence Valley, Dawsou,

J. W. 

Mineralogic study of stratified

crystalline rocks, Hunt, T. S. 

Laurentian of Canada, Logan. 

Region, between Georgian Bay

and Ottawa River, Murray. 

Explorations iu region north of

Lake Huron, Murray. 

Serpentine and its uses, Hunt,

T.S. 

Relative aux c6phalopes du

Canada, Barraude.

1858. A week in Gaspd, Dawson, J. W.

Glacial phenomena in Canada 

and the United States, Rainsay.

Lecture on Sable Island, Gilpin, 

E.

Report of survey of Canada, 

Logau.

Geological causes that have influenced the scenery of Canada, etc., Ramsay.

Georgian Bay district, Murray.

Laure'ntian of Ottawa district 

and Canada west, Billings.

Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

Chemical report of survey of 

Canada, Hunt, T. S.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Dates of iutrnsives in Laurentian of Canada, Logan.

Magdalen River district, Richardson, J.

859. Sedimentary and other relations of Paleozoic fossils of 

New York, Bigsby.

Laurentian in River Rouge district, Logan.

Microscopy of some Canadian 

limestones, Dawson, J. W.

Report of chemist, etc., Canada survey, Hunt, T. S.
162 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and. Canada in general) Cont'd.

1859. Post-Pliocene of St. Lawrence 

Valley, Dawson, J. W.

Work in Gasp6 Peninsula, Eichardson, J.

Devonian and Taconic in southeast Canada, Logan.

Formation of gypsums and magnesian rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Copper district of the Thessalou, etc., Murray.

Past and present condition of 

Niagara Falls, Gibbes, L. E.

1860. Primordial-Fauna in NordAmerika, Barrande.

History of gypseous and magnesian rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Geology of Belleville district, 

Chapman.

Some igneous rocks of Canada, 

Hunt, T. S.

Fauna, of Quebec group and 

primordial of Canada,Logan.

Geology of Hastings County, 

Chapman.

Acton copper mines, Kemp, 

A. F.

History of Laurentian limestones, Logan.

Notes on Collingtoii Township, 

Canada west, Chapman.

1861. Taconic system of Emmous, 

Hunt, T. S.

Quebec group and copper rocks

of Lake Superior, Logan. 

. Primordial fauna and Point 

Levis fossils, Hall, J.

Neighborhood of St. John, 

Eogers, W. B.

Paradoxides slate from Braintree, etc., Marcou, J.

Barrande on primordial of 

America and Taconic of Euimons, Hunt, T. S.

Exposition of minerals and geology of Canada, Chapman.

Geologische Erscheiuungen in 

Canada, Barrande.

Canadian caverns, Gibb, G. D.

Drift of west Canada, Chapman.

Graptolites in base of Lower 

Silurian, Billings.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general) Cont'd. 

1861: Fresh-water shells in some PostTertiary deposits, Bell.

Faunal relations of some geologic groups, Eogers, W. B.

Eocks and fossils from Phillipsburg, Billings.

Notes on primordial and Taconic, Marcou, J.

Some points in American geology, Hunt, T. S.

Notes on Davenport gravel 

drift, Fleming.

Geology of part of county of 

Norfolk, De Cew.

Sur la faune Priniodiale en 

Amerique, Barrande.

Primordial fauna and Taconic 

system, Barrande.

History of petroleum, Hunt, 

T. S.

Geology of Murray Bay, Lower 

Sfc. Lawrence, Dawson, J. W. 

i Eemarks on Taconic system, 

Am. Jour. Sci.

Fauue des roches clu groupe de

Quebec, Logan.

1862. Age of red sandstone of .Canada and Vermont, Billings.

Primordial of Canada, Marcou, 

J.

Murchison on age of Quebec 

rocks, Logan.

Catalogue of economic minerals, Logan.

Primitive of Norway and Canada, Mac Farlane, T.

Physical condition of the superficial deposits in Canada, 

Eobb.

Glauconite in Lower Silurian, 

Hunt,T.S.

Potsdam fossils in America, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Acton copper mine, Mac Farlane, T.

Auticosti Island, Shaler.

Taconic and Silurian of Vermont and Canada, Marcou, J.

Constitution of copper range 

of Lake Superior, Williams 

and Blandy.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 163

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general) Cout'd.

1862. Primordial-Faune in Amerika, 

Barrande.

Catalogue of crystalline rocks 

of Canada, Hunt, T. S.

On primordial of America, Barrande, Hall, J.

Fossiles taconiques de 1' Am6rique du Nord, Marcou, J.

Age of Oriskany sandstone, De 

Cew.

1863. Report of survey of Canada to 

1863,Logau.

History of bitumens and bituminous shales, Hunt, T. S.

Relations of metamorpliics; 

Hunt, T. S.

Elephant remains in Canada, 

Billings.

Superficial geology of Gaspe", 

Bell, R.

Quebec rocks at Point Levis, 

Logau.

Flora of Devonian in northeastern America, Dawsou, 

J.W.

Roofing slates of Canada, 

Bell, R.

Parallelism of Quebec group, 

Billings.

Gold mines of Canada, Hunt, 

T.S.

American Devonian, Dawson, 

J.W.

1864. Gold of eastern Canada, Logan.

On silicification of fossils, Hunt, 

T. S.

Address, Natural History Society of Montreal, Dawsou, 

J.W.

Lentilles trilobitifcres de la 

Pointe-Levis, Marcou, J.

Allanite in Canadian rocks, 

Chapman.

The Laurentian, Bigsby.

Contributions to lithology, 

Hunt, T. S.

Peat and its uses, Hunt, T. S.

Organic remains in Laurentian 

of Canada, Logan.

Mineralogy of Eozoon canadense, Hunt, T. S.

Organic remains in the Laurentian, Logau.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO* 

(and Canada in general) Cont'd.

1864. Geology of the Ottawa Valley, 

Grant, J. A.

1865. History of Eozoon canadonse, 

American Journal of Science.

Chemistry of natural waters, 

Hunt, T. S.

Le Niagara quinze ans aprfcs, 

Marcou, J.

Elevation and subsidence, distribution of formation, etc., 

Billings.

Production and preservation of 

lakes by ice action, Belt, T.

Petroleum, Hunt, T. S.

Structure of organic remains in 

Laureutian limestones, Dawsou, J. W.

Contorted quartz lode at Waverlcy, Gossip, Sinclair.

Montreal Natural History Society, address, Dawson, J. W.

Post-Pliocene at Riviere du 

Loup and Tadousac, Dawson, J. W.

Copper belt of Canada, Jackeon, C. T.

Distribution of graptolites, 

Hall, J.

Geographical sketch of Canada, 

Hunt, T. S.

Surface geology of basin of 

Great Lakes, Newberry.

Oil formation in Michigan, 

Winchell, A.

Taconic question, Hall, J.

1866. Gold region of lower Canada, 

Michel.

Report on Quebec group, Richardson.

Report on Hastings County, 

Mac Farlaue, T.

Report on Laurentian limestones, petroleum, and salt, 

Hunt, T. S.

Manitouliu Islands, Bell, R.

Catalogue of Silurian fossils of 

Auticosti, Billings.

Lower Silurian of North America, Logan.

Gold region of lower Canada, 

Hunt, T. S.

Geology of petroleum in Canada west, Winchell, A.
164 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Canada Continued. 

PKOVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general) Cout'd.

1866. Eozoon and Laureutian rocks 

of Canada, Karnsay, A. C.

Origin of some of the earth's 

features, Dana, J. D.

Report of survey of Canada, 

1863-1866, Logan.

Map of Canada and part of the 

United States, Logau and 

Hall.

Glacial period in North America, Belt, T.

Bitumen on Point Levis and 

origin of coal, Audersou, 

W. J.

Report on Lake Superior, MacFarlaue, T.

1867. Glacial movement in valley of 

St. Lawrence, Whittlesey.

Relations of glacial deposits of 

Scotland and Canada, Crosby, 

H. W.

Description gdologiquc du Canada, Hunt, T. S.

Gold region of Hastings., Hunt, 

T.S.

Terrains aucieus de 1'Amerique 

du Nord, Hunt, T. S.

Notice of fauna of Potsdam 

sandstone, Hall, J.

1868. Recent discoveries in Acadia, 

Dawson, J. W.

Occurrences of iron in masses, 

Whittlesey.

Comparisons of icebergs with 

glaciers, Avith reference to 

bowlder clay of Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Plants and climate of PostPliocene of Canada, Dawson, 

J.W.

Laurentiau limestones and 

their mineralogy, Hunt,T. S.

Rocks and cupriferous beds of 

Portage Lake, MacFarlane.T.

Supposed burrows of Avorms in 

Laurentian, Dawsou, J. W.

Conditions of distribution of 

plants in Canada, Drummoud.

New specimens of eozoou, 

Logan.

Eozische Formationsgruppe 

Nord-Amerikas, Creduer.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general) Cont'd.

1868. Notes on soutliAvest Ontario, 

Hunt, T. S.

Points in geology of Vermont, 

Hunt, T. S.

Relations between glacial deposits of Scotland and those 

of 'Canada, Crosskey.

Section of Laurentian in Hastings, Ontario, Vennor.

1869. Fossil plants from Gaspe", Daw-/ 

sou, J. W.

Geology, etc., of Hastings 

County, Wallbridge.

Woods location, Thunder Cape, 

Lake Superior, Mac Farlane, T.

Features about Bekeil Mountain, Hunt, T. S.

Silver location, Thunder Bay, 

Chapman.

Apatite in North Burgess, Jacksou, C. T.

Relations and character of 

western bowlder drift, Andrews, E.

Borings for oil in southwest 

Ontario, Hunt, T. S.

1870. Geology of eastern New England, Hunt, T. S.

Explorations in China., Richthofen.

Geology of northeast America, 

Hunt, T. S.

Graphite of Laurentian of Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Report on rocks of lower St. 

Lawrence, Richardson, J.

Bell on Nipigon region, Logan.

Report on Hastings County, 

Vennor.

Shores of the St. Lawrence 

belo\v Quebec, Richardson, J.

Report on Lake Superior and 

Nipigon, Bell, J.

Report on Mauitoulin Islands, 

etc., Bell, R.

Silicates in Paleozoic fossils, 

Hunt, T. S. '

Note on Labradorite rock, 

Hunt, T. S.

Goderich salt region, and on 

iron ores, Hunt, T. S.
DA&TON.'J NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 165

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general) Cont'd.

1870. Modern glacial action, Bleasdcll.

1871. The Marshall group, Wine/hell, 

A.

Plants of Devonian and Silurian, Dawson, J. W.

Apatites of Canada, Broome.

Copper deposits of Harvey 

Hill, Douglas, J.

Position and height of plateau 

in which New England glacier originated, Dana, J. D.

Surface geology of Great Lakes 

and Mississippi Valley, Newberry.

Geognosy of Appalachians, 

Hunt, T. S.

Position of elephant and mastodon remains, Newherry.

1872. Counties of Leeds, Frontenac, 

and Lanark, Vennor.

Phosphate of lime and mica in 

Burgess, Broome, G.

Remarks on Taconic controversy, Billings, E.

Relations of Middle and Upper 

Silurian in United States, 

Hall, J.

Lake basins and active currents, Dawson, J. W.

Post-Pliocene of Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Mountain of Montarville, 

 Hunt, T. S.

Niagara, its history, geology, 

etc., Holley, G. W.

Country north of Lake St. John, 

Richardson, J.

Murchisou on age of Quebec 

rocks, Logan.

Country between lakes St. John 

and Mistassini, McOuat.

Report on gold-mining districts, 

Hind.

Gold fields of Quebec and 

Nova Scotia, Selwyn.

Past and future of Niagara, 

Gunning.

Remarks ou late criticisms on 

Daua, Hunt, T. S.

Region north of Lake Superior, 

Bell, R.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general) Cont'd.

1872. History of Cambrian and Silurian, Hunt, T. S. 

Notes on granitic rocks, Hunt,

T. S.

Country between Lake Superior 

a,nd Albany River, Bell, R. 

Frontenac, Leeds, and Lanark 

counties, Ontario, Vennor.

1873. Auriferous country in Marmora, 

Ontario, Chapman.

Country between lakes Temiscamiugue and Abbitibbi, 

McOuat.

Salt deposits of western Ontario, Gibson.

Metiimorphism of rocks, Hunt, 

T. S.

Mesozoic fossils from British 

Columbia, Billings.

Observations on Niagara, Tyndall.

Counties of Frontenac, Leeds, 

and Lanark, Vennor.

Examination of Lake Huron 

region, Murray, A.

Thunder Bay and Shabendowan districts, Lake Superior, Nicholson.

Mineral region of Lake Superior, Bell.

Analyses of serpentine, Harringtou, B. J.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock, C. H., 

and Blake.

Dawson on Post-Pliocene geology of Canada, Daua, J. D.

Summary report of Canadian 

survey, 1872-73, Selwyn.

Impressions and footprints ou 

Carbon iferous rocks, Dawson, 

J. W.

Geology of lower Carboniferous, Dawson, J. W.

Post-Tertiary history of New 

England, Perry.

1874. Frontenac, Leeds, and Lanark

counties, Veuuor. 

Glauconite and fossil resins,

Hunt, T. S.

Montague gold mines, Honeyman.
166 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general) Cont'd.

1874. Champlain deposits north of

Lake Superior, Dawson,G. M. 

Structure and origin of the

Great Lakes, Newberry. 

North shore of Lake Superior,

Hunt, T. S. 

Niagara and lower Helderberg

in United States and Canada,

Hall, J. 

On stratification of rocks,

Hunt, T. S. 

Zones of elevation in the

earth's crust, Ross. 

Summary of investigations,

1873-74, Selwyn. 

Mining on north shore of Lake

Superior, McKellar.

1875. Explication de la carte ge~ologique de la terre, Marcou, J. 

Guelph limestones, Nicholson. 

Disintegration of rocks, Hunt,

T.S.

Huron County, Ontario,, Gibson, J. 

Native copper mines of Lake

Superior, Douglas, J. 

Relations of primordial and

crystallines, Hunt, T. S. 

Mining district on north shore

of Lake Superior, Nicholson. 

Huronian and mineral rocks of

Lake Superior, Bell. 

Outline of geology of Ontario,

Chapman. 

Galena deposits in Laurentian

of Ontario, Vennor. 

Valley of Minnesota River,

Warren, G. K. 

Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H. 

Address to Natural History

Society of Montreal, geologic

history, Dawson, J. W. 

Address to Natural History

Society of Montreal, Dawson,

J. W. 

Geology and geography of

.petroleum, Wrigley. 

Distribution of plants, and

marine origin of Erie clays,

Drummond. 

Neighborhood of Hamilton,

Spencer, J. W.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general) Cont'd.

1875. Clays on Tattagouche River, 

Puisley.

1876. Huronian of Canada, Selwyn. 

Geology of oil regions of the

United States, Newberry. 

Chemical contributions to geology of Canada, Hoffrnanii. 

Report of survey of Canada

for 1874-75, Selwyn. 

Physical geology of Lake

Superior, Whittlesey. 

Sir William Logan, Harrington, B. J. 

Explorations in Frontenac and

Lanark counties, Vennor. 

Outline of geology of Canada,

Chapman, E. J. 

New facts relating to Eozoou

canadense, Dawsou, J. W. 

Coal and oil of the United

States, Boyd, E. F. 

Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H. 

Eozoon canadense at C6te St.

Pierre, Dawsou, J. W. 

Catalogue of economic minerals

and stratigraphy of Canada,

Selwyn. 

Fossil Protozoa from Canada,

Dawson, J. W. 

Phosphates of Laurenfcian and

Cambrian, Dawson, J. W. 

Notes on Canadian minerals

and rocks, Harringtou, B. J.

1877. Explorations between James 

Bay and lakes Superior and 

Huron, Bell.

Dana on alteration of rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

Goderichsaltregion, Huut,T. S.

Sur les p6troles de l'Ain6rique 

du Nord, Hunt, T. S.

Relation of geology of New 

Hampshire to adjacent territory, Hitchcock, C. H.

Notes on the Glacial era, Dana, 

J. D.

Archeaii of Canada, Vennor.

Chemical contributions, Hoffmann.

North shore of Lake Superior, 

Courtis.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 167

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general; Cont'd.

1877. American surface geology, 

Wood, S. V.

Geology of New Hampshire, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Huntington.

History of crystalline stratified 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

1878. Some points in lithology, 

Dana, J. D.

Leading geologic areas of Canada, Chapman.

Report on surveys iu Renfrew, 

Poutiac, and Ottawa counties, Vennor.

Term Hudson River in nomenclature, Hall, J.

North of Lake Huron and east 

of Lake Superior, Bell, R.

Dikes and Azoic of southeast 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Carboniferous bowlders near 

Toronto, Hinde.

Quebec group in geology, Hunt, 

T. S.

Geology of route of Intercolonial Railway, Bell, R.

Superficial deposits of Ontario, 

Willdns.

Catalogue of rocks, minerals, 

and fossils, Harrington.

Address to Natural History Society o f Montreal, Pleistocene 

history, Dawson, J. W.

GoclerichsaltregioUjHunt, T. S.

A few dikes in the Laurentiim, 

microscopic study, Harrington, B. J.

Belleveau mining operations, 

Bur wash.

Eozoic rocks in Hastings and 

Prince Edward counties, Ontario, Wilkius.

Nipigen or copper rocks of 

Lake Superior, Spencer, J. 

W.

Pre-Glacial geography of Great 

Lakes region, Claypole.

Notes on miscellaneous rocks, 

Harrington, B. J.

Petroleum and other hydrocarbons, Broadhead.

The geologic map of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada iu general) Cout'd. 

1878. Belceil Mountain, Dawson,

J. W. 

Causes of Glacial phenomena,

Torrell., 

Glacial and Inter-Glacial strata

near Toronto, Hiude. 

Phosphates in. Canada, Dawson, J. W.

1879i Glacial period iu eastern America, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Macfarlaue's Geological Railroad Guide, Hunt, T. S. 

Semiuietamorphic fossil iferous

rocks, Dawson, J. W. 

Stratigraphy of Quebec group 

and older crystallines, Selwyn. 

Report of geological survey of

Canada for 1877-78 by SolAvyn, Dana, J. D. 

East coast of Hudson Bay,

Bell.

Salt mine, Goclerich, Heinrich. 

Minerals of apatite veins of

Ottawa County, etc, Harriugton, B. J. 

Origin of stylolites, Nelson.

1880. Chemical contributions to the 

geology of Canada, Hoffmann.

Pr<S-Cambrieu dans 1'Anie'rique 

du Nord, Hunt, T. S.

Lecture notes on Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Comparisons of iron and associated rocks of Marquette region, Hunt, T. S.

Silver Islet, Mac Farlane, T.

North Staffordshire district, 

Merritt, W. H.

History of some Pre-Cambrian 

rocks, Hunt; T. S.

Geologic action of humus acids, 

Julien.

1881. Address, remarks on Quebec 

group, Dawson, J. W.

Helderberg rocks of St. Helena 

Island, Donald.

Remarks on Canadian stratigraphy, Mac Farlane, T.

Colonies dans les roches dea 

bords du lac Champlaiu, 

Marcou, J.
168 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Canada Continued.

v PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO

(and Canada in general) Cont'd. 

1880, Taconic system in geology,

Hunt, T. S. 

Canyons, their character and

origin, Bross.

Stratigraphy of Quehec group 

and older crystallines of 

Canada, Solwyn. 

Unification of Silurian nomenclature, Miller, S. A. 

Chemical contributions to geol- 

, ogy of Canada, Hoffinan.

1882. Pre-Glacial outlet of Lake Erie 

and origin of the lower Great 

Lakes, Spencer, J. W.

North America in the Ice age, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Features of lower Great Lakes 

during great river age, Spencer, J. W.

Terraces and beaches of Lake 

Ontario, Spencer.

Archean of Cobequid Mountain, Honeymau.

Phosphates in Canada, Vennor.

Silver Islet mine, Lowe.

Notes on Point Pleasant, Cameron.

Geologic waifs from Magdalen 

Islands, Honeyuian.

1883. Report on Gaspe", Ells.

Copper rocks of Lake Superior, 

Irving, R. D.

Copper rocks of Lake Superior, 

Irving, R. D.; Selwyn.

The name Laurentiau, Wadsworth.

Glacial phenomena of Bay of 

Chaleurs region, Chalmers.

Successive Paleozoic flora of 

Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Magnetic ores in Victoria 

County, Ontario, Merritt.

History of Taconic question and 

I relation of Tacouic series, 

Hunt, T. S.

Chemical contributions to geology of Canada, Hoffman.

Erosion from ice in Baie des 

Chaleurs, Chalmers.

Whale in gravel near Smiths 

Falls, Ontario, Dawson, J.W.

Quebec group in geology, Daweon, J. W.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUKBEC AND ONTARIO

(and Canada in general) Cont'd. 

1883. History of serpentine and notes

on pre-Cambrian rocks,

Hunt, T. S. 

Rocks of north shore of Lake

Superior, Selwyn. 

History of serpentine and notes

on pre-Cambrian rocks,

Hunt, T. S.

Geology of Lake Superior, Selwyn. 

Geologic history of American

continent, Hall, J. 

Analyses of soils, Edwards,

J. B. 

Geology of Lake Superior,

Hunt, T. S. 

Graptolites from the Quebec

group, Dawson, J. W. 

Life of William E. Logaii,

Dana, J. D. 

Notes on southeast Quebec,

Selwyn. 

Decay of rocks geologically

considered, Hunt, T. S. 

Glacial markings in Laurentiau

hills, Andrews, E. 

Progress of geology, 1882, Hunt,

T. S. 

Geology of western end of Lake

Ontario, Spencer, J. W. 

Notes on some mines in Q«uebec,

Willimott.

Pre-Cambrinn rocks, Hunt,T. S. 

St. Ignaco Island, Lake Superior, Eobb. 

Surface geology of Baie de Chaleur region, Chalmers. 

Microstructure of rocks of Quebec group, Adams, T. D. 

Remarks on moraines and terraces, Dawson, J. W. 

G6ologie du lac Saint-Jean,

Laflamme. 

Changes of level on east coast

of North America, Cook, G. H. 

Utica and related horizons,

Walcott. 

Copper rocks of Lake Superior,

Irving, R. D. 

Nomenclature and coloring of

maps, Selwyn. 

Canadian Pleistocene, Dawson,

J.W.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 169

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and. Canada in general) Cont'd.

1883. Quebec group in geology,

Selwyn.

Unsolved problems in geology, 

Dawson, J. AV.

1884. Iron ores of Victoria County,

' Merritt.

Niaraga River and Glacial period, Wright, G. F.

Superficial geology of Dun das 

Valley, etc., Kennedy, W.

Climate changes of later geologic times, Whitney, J. D.

Canadian notes, Paleozoic outliers, Willcox.

List of fossils from Ottawa and 

vicinity, Ami.

Silicates about olivino in anorthosites from River Saguenay, Adams, F. D.

Canadian iron ores, Dewey.

Glacial action in northern New 

York and Canada, Willcox.

Crystalline rocks of the Northwest, Wiuchell, N. H.

Ice of the Glacial period. Lewis, 

H. C.

Azoic system and its subdivisions, Whitney and AVadsworth.

Cambrian of United States and 

Canada, Walcott.

Descriptive sketch of eastern 

Canada, Selwyn.

Apatite of Canada, Hunt, T. S.

Notes on building stones used 

in New York, Newberry.

Eo/oic rocks of North America, 

Hunt, T. S.

Sand plains and changes of 

level of the upper Ottawa, 

Odium.

Copper and iron districts of 

Lake Superior, Wadsworth.

Eozoon cauadeuse, Dawsou, 

J.W.

Geologic occurrence of bitumen, Peckhani.

1885. Apatitbringer in Canada,

Adams, F. D.

Apatite of Quebec, Brown, C. C. 

Notes on north shore of Lake

Superior, Selwyn.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general) Cont'd.

1885. Division du systemo dozo'ique,

Hunt, T. S. 

Zones of silicates in anorthosite rocks on the Sagueuay,

Adams, F. D. 

Origin of crystalline rocks.

Hunt, T. S. 

Interior of Gaspo" Peninsula,

Ells, Low. 

Mines in Ontario, Quebec, and

Nova Scotia, Willimot. 

Niagara gorge as a chronometer, Wright, G. F. 

Relations of geologic work in

Canada and the Old World,

Damson, J. W. 

Glacial action north of the St.

Lawrence, Willcox. 

Canadian and Archean and

Irish metamorphics, Kiuahau, G. H. 

Impression of the Cambrian oi

Canada, Blake, J. F. 

Microstructuro of certain

bowlder clays, D a w s o 11,

G.M. 

Note sur de"p6ts auriferes do la

Beauce, Lafiamme. 

Study of Eozoou canadense,

Julien.

Wallbridgo iron mine, Chapman.

Observations in Saguenay region, Laflamme. 

Ice ago theories, Hill, E. 

Sur mi gisement d'c"meraudo an

Saguenay, Laflamme. 

Apatite deposits, Ottawa

County, Torrance. 

Cambrian faunas of North

America, Walcott. 

History of the 'laconic question

and relations of the rocks,

Hunt, T. S.

Eroding power of ice, Newberry. 

Enlargement of fragments in

certain rocks, living and

Van Hise.

1886. Old gorge at Niagara, Claypole.

Developments of North American continent, Lo Conte.
170 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general) Cont'd.

1886. Apatite of Canada, Hunt, T. S. 

Deepest lake in America, Bailey. 

Genesis of Canadian apatite,

Kinahan, G. H. 

Niagara gorge, Science. 

Glacial action on shores of

Lake Superior, Crozier. 

Canadian Archeau, Kinahan,

G. H.

Marginal kames, Lewis, H. C. 

Notices of new primordial fossils, Whitfield, E. P. 

Mode of occurrence of apatite,

Bell.

Apatite rocks, Falding. 

Bowlder drift and sea margins

at Little Metis, Dawson, J.W. 

Geologic survey report, Selwyn. 

Chemical contributions, Hoffniann. 

Glacial action, .shore of Lake

Superior, Crozier. 

Landslide, Ontario, Spencer,

J.W.

Mistassini expedition, Low. 

Shells in sand, Selkirk, McDougall. 

Gueissic foliation and origin of

Archean rocks, Lawton. 

Apatite of Ottawa County,

Kinahan, G. H. 

Apatite near Ottawa, Dawkins,

W.B.

1887. Scolithus near Ottawa, Ami.

Horizon of Siphouotreta scotica, Ami. 

Contacts de la province de

Quebec, Laflamme. 

Pleistocene fossils from Anticosta, Grant and Dawson. 

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Taconic question restated,

Hunt, T. S.

Useof name Taconic, Marcou, J. 

The Quebec group, Selwyn. 

Correlation of Canadian to

structure of western Europe,

Dawson, J. W. 

Eeport of geologic survey for

1886, Selwyu. 

Report on sheet 113, Ontario,

Coste.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general) Cont'd.

1887. Rocks from Kakabikka Falls, 

Ontario, analyses, Riggs.

Silurian of Maine, etc., Bailey, 

L.W.

Anorthosite rocks, Adams.

Anticosti shell marl, analysis, 

Adams.

Canadian apatite, Shutt.

Archean geology of the Northwest, Lawsou, A. C.; Winchell, A.

Glacial geology, Richardson, R.

Is there a Huroniau group? 

Irving, R. D.

Landslide at Brantford, Spencer, J. W.

Animikio rocks at Thunder 

Bay, Courtis.

Keweenawan, Wadsworth.

Indebtedness of American geologists to Canada, Dawson, 

J. W.

Graptolites from St. Lawrence 

River region, Lapworth.

Age of Niagara River, Spencer, 

J.W.

Thunder Bay region, Bell, Ingall.

At ta wa pish kat and Albany 

rivers, Bell.

Michipiciton Bay, Herrick, 

Tight and Jones.

Gastaldi on Italian geology, 

Hunt, T. S.

Glaciation subsidence, Chalrners. 

Report on portions of eastern 

townships, Ells.

1888. St. Lawrence basin and Great 

Lakes, Spencer, J. W.

Micropetrography of drift of 

Ontario, Coleman.

Old.shore lines of Lake Ontario, 

Gilbert.

Origin of some geographic features, Bell.

Report on original Huronian, 

etc., Winchell, N. H.

Report on survey of Minnesota, 

 Winchell, A.

Petroleum field of Ontario, Bell.

Phosphatie nodules in Chazy, 

Ami.
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C anada C onti nned. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general) Cont'd.

Principles of adversaries of Tacouic, Marcou, J.

Psammichnites, etc., in Cambrian, Matthew.

Range of certain fossils in Hamilton of western Ontario, Calvin.

Relations along Ottawa River, 

Ami.

Rocks containing scapolite, 

Adams and Lawson.

Montcalm and JolLette counties, Adams.

Lake Tarni seaming and Montreal River region, Bell.

Geology of the Montmorenci, 

Emmons, E.

Microscopic examination o f 

rocks from Thunder Bay silver district, Bayley.

Utica fossils from Rideau, Ami.

Vicinity of Government farm, 

Ottawa, Ami.

Vicinity of Quebec, Marcou, 

J.

Eozoic and Paleozoic, Dawson, 

J.W.

Eozoon canaclense, Dawson, J. 

W.; Selwyn.

Equivalency of Huronian with 

Pebidian, Hicks, H.

Expansion of Gulf of St. Lawrence and Canadian lakes, 

Bowman.

Chazy at Aylmer, Quebec, Sowter.

Eastern townships of Quebec, 

Adams.

Sequence of formations about 

Ottawa, Ami.

Sponges from Quebec group at 

Little Metis, Dawson, J. W.

Sudbury copper deposits, Collins, J. H.

Acadian and St. Lawrence watershed, Bailey.

Ancient shore lines near Toronto, Ives.

Auiinikie andHuronian of Lake 

Superior, McKellar.

Classification of early Cambrian and pro-Cambrian, Irving, R. D.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES or QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general) Cont'd.

1888. Utica formation at Point-a-Pic,

Ami. 

Types of Devonian system in

North America, Williams,

H. S. 

Fossils iu the city of Quebec,

Ford. 

Unconformities of the Animikie, Winchell, A. 

Geology of vicinity of Quebec,

Marcou, J. , 

Deposits of phosphate of lime,

Penrose. - 

Report on Quebec, Ells. ~~~:"* 

North side of the St Lawrence

above Quebec, Laflamme. 

. The Iroquois beach, Spencer. 

Animikie slate and quartzites,

Winchell, N. H.

Theories of ore deposits, Wadsworth.

Mines on Lake Superior, loigall. 

Beaver mine, Ontario, Brent. 

Correlation of Animikie and

Hurouian, McKellar. 

Huronian of Canada, Selwyn. 

Between Montreal River and

Lake Huron, Bell. 

Great Lake basins, Drummond. 

Huroniau at Sudbury on Lake

Huron, Attwood, Bouncy. 

Iron and other ores in Ontario,

Ives. 

Huronian and Laurentian north

of Lake Huron, Lawson. 

Huronian system, Bell. 

Taconic of Georgia and report

on geology of Vermont, Marcou, J. 

Drift north of Lake Superior,

Spencer, J. W. 

Taconic system of Ernmons,

Miller, Walcott. 

Marcou on Taconic of Georgia,

Selwyn.

Sequence about Ottawa, Ami. 

St. Lawrence Valley, Ells.

1889. Field studies in Archean, Winchell, A.

Utica formation of Ottawa, 

Woodward.

Unconformity at falls of Montmoreuci, Am. Geol.
172 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in general) Cont'd.

1889. Foliation and sedimentation,

Lawson, Winchell, A. 

Great Lako basins of the St.

Lawrence, Drummoud. 

Turrilepas in Utica of Ottawa, 

i Woodward, H.

Geology of Russell and CaruI bridge, Ontario, Ami. Craig.

Conglomerates iu gneisses,

Wincbell, A.

i Taconic of eastern Newfoundland, Howley.

Arctic currents and ice as factors in geology, Gasking. 

Two systems in the Huronian,

Selwyu.

Lecture on geology, Ells. 

Life history of Niagara Falls,

Pohlman. 

Old channel of Niagara, Scovell. 

Pleistocene of Riviero Beaudette, etc., Dawson, J. W. 

Geology of the Montm'orenci,

James, J. F.; Am. Geol. 

Horizons of oil and gas, Orton. 

Glaciation of eastern Canada,

Chalmers. 

Two systems confounded in the

Huronian, Winchell, A. 

Minerals of Ontario, Merritt,

W. H.

Minerals of Quebec, Ells. 

Canadian classification for the

Quebec, Selwyn. 

Le gaz naturel dans Qu6bec,

Lfiflamme. 

Nematophyton, etc., of Gasp6

and Bay of Chaleurs, Daw- 

' son, J. W. 

Formations at Port Colborne

as shown by drilling, McRae. 

Stratigraphy of Huronian,

Winchell, N. H.

1890. Geological progress, Ells.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian,

Walcott. 

Chemical contributions, Hoffmaun. 

Stratigraphy of "Quebec

group," Ells. 

Country northwest of Lake

Superior, Lawson.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO

(and Canada in general) Cont'd. 

1890. Pleistocene submergence, Spencer, J. W.

Pre-Paleozoic surface, Lawson.

Mining industries of eastern 

Quebec, Ells.

Gravels of Ontario, Spencer, 

J. W.

History of Quebec group, Hunt, 

T. S.

History of Niagara River, Gilbert.

Quebec and Taconic, American 

Geologist.

Huronian-Laurentian contact 

north of Lake Huron, Barlow.

Iroquois beach, Davis, Spencer, 

J. W.

Iron ores of the United States, 

Hunt, T. S.

Kamanistiquia silver belt, 

Wood.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Dawson, G. M.

Origin of the basins of the 

Great Lakes, Spencer, J. W. ; 

Bonney, Hinds, Seely.

Origin of gneiss, Bell.

Observations on certain rocks, 

Winchell, A.

Mistassini region, Low.

Moraine of recession in Ontario, Wright, G. F.

Region south of Grand Trunk 

Railway, Ells.

St. Maurice district, Adams, 

F.D.

Glacial phenomena, Bell.

Glaciation of eastern Canada, 

Chalmers.

Potholes north of Lake Superior, McKellar.

Geological classification for 

Quebec, Marcou, J.

Summary report for 1889, Selwyn.

Tracks in Aniinikie rocks, Selwyn.

Copper at Thunder Bay, Lawson.

Quebec group of Logan, Dawflon, J. W.
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Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO 

(and Canada in geueral) Cont'd.

1890. Deformation of Iroquois beach, 

Spencer, J. W.

Reply to Selwyn on geological 

classification for Quebec, 

Marcou, J.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Resources of Quebec, Ells.

Lower and Middle Taconic, 

Marcou, J.

Lower Helderberg of St. 

Helens Island, Decks.

Maquoketa shales, James.

Lake St. John County, Chambers.

Fossil sponges from Little 

Metis, Dawson, J. W.

Gas in eastern Ontario, Ashburner.

Geology of Ontario, Bell.

Geology of Quebec City, Ami, 

Ells, Selwyu.

^Geology of the northwest of 

Lake Superior, Harvey.

Pleistocene flora of Canada,

. Dawson, J. W.

Review of Ells's report on Quebec, Walcott.

Calciferons in Champlain Val- 

. i ley, Braiuard and Seely.

- Calciferous formation, Walcott.

 Northeastern extension of the 

Iroquois beach, Spencer, J.W. 

^Results of Archean studies, 

. * Winchell, A.

Erosion in Valley of the Don, 

Harvey.

Eruptives of Lake Huron region, Fairbanks.

Excursion in northern Appalachians, Williams, G. H.

Ancient shores in region of the 

Great Lakes, Spencer, J. W.

Areas of continental progress, 

Daua, J. D.

Archean of Central Canada, 

Lawsou.

Archean axes of eastern North 

America, Dana, J. D.

Archean northwest of Lake 

Superior, Lawson.

Sudbury district, Bell.

1891. Geology of environs of Quebec, 

Marcou, J.

Cana da Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO

(and Canada in general) Cout'd. 

1891. Geology of Steep Eock Lake,

Ontario, Smyth. 

Lake Superior stratigraphy,

Lawson. 

High level shores of Great

Lakes and their deformation,

Spencer, J. W. 

Inequality of distribution of

euglacial drift, Upham. 

A last word vrith the Hurouian.

Winchell, A. ( 

Asbestos, Ells. ' 

AVas Lake Iroquois an arm of

the sea? Daviw, Stone,

Spencer.

Age of rocks at Quebec, Sclwyn. 

Quebec group of Logan and

Billings, Ami. 

Report of field observations

[Sudbury region], Winchell,

N. H. 

Review of Quaternary era,

Upham. | 

Post-Pliocene continental subsidence versus glacial dams,

Spencer, J. W. 

Old channel of Niagara River,

Scovell. 

Devonian and Carboniferous,

correlation, Williams, H. S. 

Glacial lakes in Canada, Upham. 

Archean northwest of Lake

Superior, Lawson. 

Deformation of the Algonquin

beach, Spencer, J. W. 

Chazy formation in the Champlain Valley, Brainard. 

Nickel and copper deposi ts of

Sudbury, Bell, Bar-low. 

Northern New Brunswick and

Quebec, Bailey. 

Cambrian of North America,

Walcott. 

American opinions on the older

rocks, Winchell, A. 

Geology of Quebec City, Ami. 

Classification of Quebec group

rocks, Walcott. 

Metallic iron in Hurouian on

Lake Huron, Hofif'man. 

Silicified glass breccia., Sudbury district, Williams, G. H.
174 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Canada Continued. 

PROVINCES OF QUEBEC AND ONTARIO

(and Canada in general) Cont'd. 

1891. Subsidence in late Glacial times 

in St. Lawrence region, 

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Davis on the Iroquois beach,

Spencer, J. W.

NOVA SCOTIA, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, AND CAPE BRETON ISLAND. 

1827. Mineralogy of Nova Scotia,

Alger.

1829. Geology and mineralogy of 

Nova Scotia, Brown and 

Smith.

Mineralogy and geology of a 

part of Nova Scotia, Jackson 

and Alger.

1831. Mineralogy and geology of 

Nova Scotia, Jackson and 

Alger.

.1836. Scientific expedition, Maine 

and Nova Scotia, Jackson 

and Alger.

Geology and mineralogy of 

V Nova Scotia, Gesner.

1840. Handbook of Nova Scotia, 

Dawson, J. W.

1841. Coal of Cape Breton, Brown, R.

1842. Excursion in Prince Edward 

Island, Dawson, J. W.

1843. Coal of Nova Scotia and age 

of gypsum and limestones, 

Lyell.

Trees in coal of Cumberland, 

Nova Scotia, Lyell.

1845. Lower Carboniferous, of Nova

Scotia, Dawson, J. W. 

Newer coal of eastern Nova

Scotia, Dawson, J. W. 

Travels in North America, 

." Lyell.

'_ Geology of Cape Breton, 

Brown, K.

1846. Geologic map of Nova Scotia,

Gesner. 

Coal fields of Caribou Cove,

Dawson, J. W. 

Erect trees in coal fields of

Cape Breton, Brown, R.

1847. Gypsiferous strata of Cape 

Breton, Brown, R.

1848. Coal fields of Caribou Cove,

etc., Dawson, J. W. 

Gypsum of Nova Scotia, Dawsou, J. W.

Canada Continued. 

NOVA SCOTIA, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, AND CAPE BRETON ISLAND 

Continued.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C. 

New red sandstones of Nova

Scotia, Dawson, J. W. 

' 1849. Coloring matter of red sandstones, etc., Dawsou, J. W. 

Gypsum of Nova Scotia, Gesner.

1850. Lower coal measures of Cape

Breton, Brown, R. 

Rocks of eastern Nova Scotia, 

Dawson, J. W.

1851. Fossil rain marks, etc., Lyell.

1852. Notes on red sandstones of 

Nova Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

1853. Reptilian remains in tree trunk 

in coal of Nova Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

1854. Sigilaria, etc., South Joggins,

Jackson, C. T. 

Structure of Albion coal

measures, Dawson, J. W.;

Poole. 

Submerged forest at Fort

Lawren ce, Nova Scotia,

Dawson, J. W.

Coal measures of South Joggins, Nova Scotia, Dawson,

J.W. 

Coal at head of Bay of Fundy,

Jackson, C. T.

Fossils in fossil tree in coal of 

* Nova Scotia and on origin of

coal, Lyell.

1856. Fossil wood from Prince 

Edward Island, Dawson, 

J.W.

1857. Parallelism of rocks of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

1858. Coal fields of United States 

and British Provinces, Rogers, H. D.

Lectures on coal, Le Conte, J.

Coal in Canada, Dawson, J. W. 

1860. Oil coal near Pictou, Nova 

Scotia, How.

Silurian and Devonian of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

Coal field of Pictou, Poole, 

Dawson, J. W.

New Silurian localities in eastern Nova Scotia, Honeyman, 

Dawson, J. W.
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Canada Continued. 

NOVA SCOTIA, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, AND CAPE BRETON ISLAND 

Continued.

1861. Gold of Nova Scotia, Marsh.

Elevation and depression in 

North America, Gesiier.

Siggilaria from South Joggius, 

Rogers, W. B.

Discoveries of gold in Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

Comparison of Lower Carboniferous of Nova Scotia, etc., 

Eogers, W. B.

1862. Saurian Vertebrata from Nova

Scotia, Marsh.

Gold fields of Nova Scotia, 

Honeyman.

1863. Fossils of different coal seams 

in Nova Scotia, Poole.

Gold fields of Nova Scotia, 

Campbell, J.; Poole.

Eecent movements of the 

earth's surface, Belt.

1864. Geology of Arisaig, Honeyman. 

Pre-Carboniferous gold, Hartt. 

Glacial phenomena in Nova

Scotia, Silliman. 

Rocks in vicinity of Halifax,

Gossip.

Waverly gold district, Hind. 

Gold fields of Nova Scotia,

Auderson, W. J.

1865. Iron of Nova Scotia, Hedley. 

Auriferous deposits of Nova

Scotia, Hamilton, P. S. 

Geology of Arisaig, Honeyman. 

Tacouic of Nova Scotia, Marcou, J.

Gold in Nova Scotia, Perley. 

Section of coal measures on

Cape Breton, Lesley, J. P.;

Dawson, J. W.

1866. On deposition of coal, Dawson,

J. W.

Coal, iron, and oil, Daddow. 

Red sandstone of Nova Scotia,

McKay. 

Geology of Antigonish County,

Honeymau. 

Map of Canada, etc., Logan and

Hall. 

1868. Guide to coal fields of Nova

Scotia, Heatheringfcon. 

Gold regions of Nova Scotia,

Hunt, T. S.

Canada Continued. 

NOVA SCOTIA, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, AND CAPE BRETON ISLAND 

Continued.

1868. Subdivisions of Acadian Carboniferous limestones, Hartt, 

Dawson, J. W.

1869. Gold deposits of Nova Scotia,

Hind.

Mineralogy of Nova Scotia, 

How, H.

1870. Submerged forest trees in Cumberland basin, Hamilton,

P. S. 

Laurentian and Huronian,

Hind. 

Londonderry iron mines,

Honeyman. 

Notes on Spring Hill coal,

Hartley. 

Eeport on Pictou coal field,

Hartley.

Pictou coal and iron, Hartley. 

Two gueissoid series in Nova

Scotia, Hind. 

New points in Acadian geology,

Dawsou, J. W.

Sherbrook gold district, Hind. 

Laurentian in Nova Scotia,

Hunt, T. S. 

Iron deposits of East Eiver,

Honeyman. 

Structure of gold district,

Hind.

Peculiarity in coal seam, Rutherford. 

Explorations in Pictou coal

field, Haliburtou. 

Geology of Gays River gold

field, Honeymau. 

Report on Pictou coal field,

Logan. 

Gneissoid series of Nova Scotia,

Hind. 

Coal fields of Nova Scotia,

Rutherford. 

Geology of Arisaig, Houeymau.

1871. Report on Prince Edward 

Island, Dawson and Harrington.

Coal fields of Cape Breton, 

Brown, R.; Rutherford, 

Howe.

Spore cases in coal, Dawsou, 

J.W.
r

176 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BUIX. 127.

Canada Continued. 

NOVA SCOTIA, PRINCE EDAVARD ISLAND, AND CAPE BRETON ISLAND 

Continued.

1871. Limestones with petroleum in 

Nova Scotia, Houeyman.

1872. Notes on Prince Edward Island, 

Dawson, J. W.

Gold fields of Quebec and Nova 

Scotia, Selwyn.

Physiography of Prince Edward Island, Dawsoii, J. W.

1873. Geology of the Lower Carboniferous, Dawson, J. W.

Cumberland coal field and iron 

of Cobequids, Hind.

Acadia iron deposits, Selwyn.

Impressions and footprints on 

Carboniferous, Dawson;J.W.

Pictou coal field, Gilpin.

Coal mines of Sydney, Cape 

Breton, Robb.

1874. On some fossil bones, Gilpin.

Iron ores of Canada, Harriugton, B. J.

Upper coal of eastern Nova 

Scotia, etc., DaAvson, J. W.

History of a bowlder, Honeyman.

Grouping of Pictou coal seams, 

Gilpiu.

Record of observations on Nova

Scotia geology, Honeyman. 

. Spring Hill coal field, Barlow.

Exploration in Cape Breton, 

Robb.

Metamorphism in Nova Scctia 

and Cape Breton, Honeyman.

Observations on Nova Scotiau 

geology, Houeyman.

Iron deposits of Pictou, Honeyman.

Pre-Carboniferons of Pictou 

coal field, Honeyman.

Notes on Nova Scotia and Cape 

Breton, Honeyman.

Coal field of C u m b e r 1 a n d 

County, McOuat.

1875. Notes on Sydney coal field, 

Cape Breton, Rontledge.

Submarine coal of Cape Breton, Gilpin;

Relations of iron ores of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

1876. Mineralogy of Nova Scotia, 

How; H, .

Canada Continued. 

NOVA SCOTIA, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, AND CAPE BRETON ISLAND 

Continued.

1876. Explorations in Nova Scotia, 

Robb.

1877. Glaciation of Nova Scotia,

Honey man. 

Discoveries of copper in Nova

Scotia, Gilpiu.

' Iron ores of Nova Scotia, Gilpin. 

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J. 

Coal field of Cumberland

County, Barlow. 

Explorations in Cape Breton,

Fletcher,

1878. Post-Plioceue mollusca in Acadia, Matthew,

Iron ores of Pic to u County, 

Gilpin.

Pre-Carbouiferous of Annapolis and Kings, Honeyman.

Geology of part of Nova Scotia, 

Fletcher.

Lower Carboniferous of Albert 

and Westmoreland counties, 

Bailey and Ells.

Southern synclinal of Pictou 

coal field, Gilpin.

Nova Scotian geology, Honeyman.

Analyses of Spring Hill coals, 

How.

1879. Surveys in Cape Breton,

Fletcher. 

History of Trias in New Jersey,

etc., Russell, L. C. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Hunt, T. S.

1881. Magdalen Islands, Richardson, J..

Tidal erosion in Bay of Fuudy, 

Matthew.

Report on counties in Nova 

Scotia, Fletcher.

Gypsum of Nova Scotia, Gilpin.

Recent papers on Nova Scotia, 

Dawson, J. W.

Relations and fossils of Silurian ores of Pictou, Dawsou, 

J.W.

Fossils from red sandstone, 

Prince Edward Island, Bain.

1882. Metalliferous sands, Honey-
JURTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 177

Canada Continued. 

NOVA SCOTIA, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, AND CAPE BRETON ISLAND 

Continued,

1882. Sable Island, MacDonald.

Northern outcrop of Cumberland coal, Gilpiu. 

Notes on Bedford, Sackville,

and Hamnionds plains, Hare. 

Gold fields of Nova Scotia,

Gilpin. 

Ankerite veins of Nova Scotia,

Louis. 

Trap minerals of Nova Scotia,

Gilpin. 

Limonites and limestones of

Pictou, Gilpin. 

Nova Scotiau geology, Houeynian.

1883. Foldings of Carboniferous, Gilpin.

Unsolved problems in geology, 

Dawson, J. W.

1884. Cambrian of United States and

Canada, Walcott. 

Azoic system, Whitney and 

Wadsworth.

1885. Cambrian faunas of North 

America, Walcott.

Acadian basin in American 

geology, Bailey, L. W.

Coals of Canada, Budden.

Gold mining in Nova Scotia. 

Gilpin.

Geology of Halifax Harbor, 

Honeyman.

Comparison of Nova Scotia coal 

fields, Gilpin.

Age of the Acadian fauna, Matthew.

Manganese of Nova Scotia, Gilpin.

Glacial distribution in Canada, 

Honeymau.

Geology and fossil flora of 

Prince Edward Island, Bain 

and Dawson.

Comparison of Acadian and 

Scottish glacial beds, Richardson .

Report on northern Cape Breton, Fletchcr.

1886. Examination of crystallines of 

Nova Scotia and Capo Breton, 

Honeynian.

Bull. 127 13

Canada Continued. 

NOVA SCOTIA, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, AJST D CAPE. BRETON ISLAND 

Continued.

1886. Nova Scotia gold, Gilpin.

Our glacial problem, Honeynian.

Geology of Antigonish, Honeyman.

Pictou coal field, Poole.

Iron of Pictou County, Gilpin.

Physical features and glacial 

action, Murphy.

Polariscopic examination of 

crystallines, Houeyman.

Sydney coal field, Capo Breton, 

Eoutledge.

Glacial action in Canada and 

Loch Eck, Scotland, Honeyman,

Nova Scotian geology, Tlou'eymau.

Geologic notes of excursions, 

Honeyman.

Louisburg, Honeyman.

Cornwallis or McNab Island, 

Iloneymau.

Geologic formations, Ells.

Geology of Cape Breton Island, 

Gilpin.

Nova Scotia gold mines, Gilpiu.

Sydney coal field, Koutledge.

Sable Island, MacDonald.

De Bert coal field, Gilpin. 

Carboniferous of Capo Breton, 

Gilpin.

Analysis of Pictou coal, Gilpin.

Manganese of Loch Lomond, 

Gilpin.

Glacial transportation in Nova 

Scotia, Houeyman.

Glaciation in Halifax Harbor, 

Honeynian.

Polariscopic examination of 

rocks of Autigonish, Ifonoymau.

1887. Guysboro, Antigonish, and Picton, Fletcher.

Coal rocks of Canada, Adams, 

F. D.

Permian moraine, Bain.

Limestone of East River, Nova 

Scotia, Gilpiu.

Lower Cambrian, Nova Scotia, 

Faribault.
178 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Canada Continued. 

NOVA SCOTIA, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, AND CAPE BRETON ISLAND 

Continued.

1887. Cambrian of Cape Breton, etc., 

Matthew.

1888. Pictou and Colchester, Fletcher.

Halifax and Colchester counties, Nova Scotia, Honeyman.

Glacial geology of Nova Scotia, 

Honey man.

Nova Scotian superficial geology, Honeyman.

Examination hy Hall of Silurian collection, Honeyman.

Carboniferous of Cape Breton, 

Gilpin.

Faults and foldings of Pictou 

coal field, Gilpin.

Aylesford, Kings County, Honeyman.

Gold-bearing rocks in Halifax 

County, Faribault.

1889. Glacial bowlders of our fishereries, Honeyman.

Bowlder in Halifax coal, Spencer, J.

Ice in Carboniferous period, 

Poole.

Nova Scotia gold veins, Gilpin.

Geology of Cape Breton, Gilpiu.

1890. Cambrian organisms in Acadia, 

Matthew.

Nova Scotia Carboniferous conglomerate, Gilpin.

Southern invertebrates on 

shores of Acadia, Ganong.

Pictou and Colchester,Fletcher, 

Faribault.

Relations of Nova Scotia minerals, Gilpin.

Glacial geology of Nova Scotia, 

Honeyman.

Gleanings in Nova Scotia and 

Cape Breton, Houeyman.

Devonian of Cape Breton, 

Gilpin.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian, 

Walcott.

1891. Newhorizon in St. John group,

Matthew.

Gold series, Nova Scotia, Faribault.

Canada Continued. 

NOVA SCOTIA, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, AND CAPE BRETON ISLAND 

Continued. 

1891. Auriferous series of Nova Scotia,

Monckton. 

Cambrian group of North

America, Walcott. 

Surface geology of Pictou. coal

field, Poole.

Manganese deposits, Peurose. 

Southern invertebrates on

shores of Acadia, Ganong. 

Carboniferous conglomerate of

Nova Scotiaj Gilpiu. 

NEW BRUNSWICK.

1839. First report on geological survey, Gesner.

1840. Second report on geological 

survey, Gesner.

1841. Certain features of the River

St. John, Robb. 

Third report of the geological 

survey, Gesner.

1842. Fourth report of the geological 

survey, Gesner.

1843. Report of the geological survey, Gesner.

1848. Statistics of coal, T ay lor, 

R. C.

1850. Sketch of geology of New 

Brunswick, Robb.

1851. Report on Albert coal mine,

Jackson, C. T.; Jackson and

Percival. 

Age of red sandstones of the

United States, Jackson, C. T. 

Asphaltum mine at Hillsboro,

Taylor, R. C. 

Drift striae in New Brunswick,

Robb.

1852. Fossil fishes from the coal, 

Marcou, J.

1853. Albert mine. Dawson, J. W.

Sur le terrain houiller d'Hillsboro, Jackson, C. T.

1854. Origin of materials in New 

Brunswick formations, Jackson, C. T. 

Asphaltum at Hillsboro, Taylor,

R. C.

Nature of Hillsboro coal, Rogers, W. B.

1856. Second bed of coal in Albert 

mine, Hayes, A. A.
BARTON.-] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 179

Canada Continued. 

NEW BRUNSWICK Continued. 

1856. Geology of New Brunswick 

and Nova Scotia, Jackson, 

C. T. 

1858. Coal fields of the United States,

etc., Rogers, H. D. 

1861. Coal and albertite of New

Brunswick, Leidy. 

Age of New Brunswick, etc., 

sandstones, Rogers, W. B.; 

Agassiz, L. 

Age of red sandstone of Maine,

Jackson, C. T. 

Albert coal of New Brunswick,

Rogers, W. B.

Pre-Carboniferous flora, Dawson, J. W. 

Coal in Albert mine, Rogers,

W, B.; Jackson, C. T. 

Geology of wild lands of Maine, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

1863. Flora of Devonian, Dawson,

J. W. 

American Devonian, Dawson,

J. W. 

Geology of St. John County,

Matthew.

1864. Notes on New Brunswick,

Bailey, L. W.

Mines and minerals of New 

Brunswick, Bailey, L. W.

1865. Copper rocks of southeastern 

New Brunswick, Matthew.

Preliminary report on New 

Brunswick, Hind.

Geology of southern New 

Brunswick, Bailey, L. W.

Devonian plant locality, Hartt.

Notes on Charlotte County, 

Matthew.

Azoic and Paleozoic of southern 

New Brunswick, Matthew.

Bed of coal among lean bods, 

Heudry.

Reiseskizzen aus New Brunswick, Credner.

Dunsinaue coal, Matthew.

Fauna of primordial in vicinity 

of St. John, Matthew.

Albertite of New Brunswick, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

1866. Map of Canada, etc., Logan

and Hall. 

1868. Grand Manau, Verrill.

Canada Continued. 

NEW BKUNSWICK Continued.

1868. Huronian and Lower Carboniferous of New Brunswick, 

Matthew.

Recent bird tracks in basin of 

Minas, Hartt.

1869. Origin of albertite and allied

minerals, Peckhani. 

Metamorphica of NCAV Brunswick and Maine, Bailey and 

Matthew.

1870. Geology of New Brunswick and

Nova Scotia, Hind. 

Report on part of New Brunswick, Robb.

1871. Metalliferous deposit of Gloucester, Hen wood. 

Plants in Devonian and Silurian, Dawson, J. W.

1872. Northwestern New Brunswick, 

Robb.

Southern New Brunswick, 

Bailey and Matthew.

Island of Grand Manan, Bailey, 

L. W.

Surface geology of New Brunswick, Matthew.

 Investigations in Now Brunswick, Bailey, L. W.

1873. Geology of the Lower Carboniferous, Dawsou, J. W.

Borings for coal, New Castle 

Bridge, Ells.

Carboniferous of New Brunswick, Bailey and Matthew.

Copper ore on Grand Manan, 

Chapman.

1874. Geology of southern New

Brunswick, Hunt, T. S. 

Cretacean and Niagara fossils, 

Honeyman.

1875. Post-Pliocene near Bathurst, 

Paisley.

1876. Iron ores of Carletou County, 

New Brunswick, Ells.

Observations in New Brunswick, Bailey and Matthew.

Borings m Queens County, New 

Brunswick, Ells.

Useful minerals of New Brunswick, Bailey, L. W.

1877. Observations in southern New 

Brunswick, Bailey and Matthew.
180 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Canada Continued. 

NEW BRUNSWICK Continued.

1878. A mouth in New Brunswick,

Honeyinan.

Slate formation of Charlotte 

County, New Brunswick, 

Matthew.

1879. Pre-Silurian of southern New

Brunswick, Ells. 

Superficial geology of southern

New Brunswick, Matthew. 

Upper Silurian and Huronian

of southern New Brunswick,

Matthew. 

Huronian and Cambrian of

southern New Brunswick,

Bailey, L. W.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Hunt, T. S.

1880. Geological relation of Devonian 

insects, New Brunswick, 

Dawson, J. W.

Alleged changes in relative 

elevation of land and sea, 

Mitchell, H.

Eeport on southern New Brunswick, Bailey, Matthew and 

Ells.

1881. Progress of investigations in 

New Brunswick, Bailey, 

L. W.

New Devonian plants, Dawson, 

J.W.

Northern New Brunswick, Ells.

1882. Cambrienne du NouveauBrunswick, Matthew and 

Bailey.

1883. Northern and eastern. New 

Brunswick, Ells.

Distinguishing lacustrine from 

marine deposits, Matthew.

History of Taconic question, 

Hunt, T. S.

Fishes, etc., from Devonian at 

Canipbelltown, Whiteaves.

Geologic history of St. Johns 

Eiver, Bailey, L. W.

Lacustrine formation of Torrybarii Valley, Matthew.

Fauna of St. Johns group, Matthew.

Fishes, etc., in Devonian, Whiteaves.

1884. Albert and Westmoreland counties, Huntington, J. H.

Canada Continued. 

NEW BRUNSWICK Continued.

1884. Cambrian of United States and

Canada, Walcott. 

Azoic system, Whitney and 

Wadsworth.

1885. History of Taconio question,

Hunt, T. S. 

Cambrian faunas of North

America, Walcott. 

Contacts and ancient erosions

in New Brunswick, Bailey. 

Coals of Canada, Budden. 

York and Carleton counties,

Bailey, L. W.

Surface geology of Frederickton, New Brunswick, Reed,

W. T. L. 

Recent discoveries in St. Johns

group, Matthew. 

Surface geology of western

New Brunswick, Chalmers.

1886. New primordial fossils, Whitfield, R. P. 

Geology and geologists in New

Brunswick, Bailey, L. W. 

Surveys in Carleton, Victoria,

York, and Cumberland,

Bailey, L. W. 

Formations of portions of New

Brunswick and Nova Scotia,

Ells. 

Cambrian system of North

America, Walcott. 

Cambrian faunas of North

America, Walcott. 

Chignecto Isthmus, Monro. 

Fryes Island, Matthew.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Coal rocks of Canada, Adams,

F. D. 

Glaciatiou and subsidence,

Chalmers. 

Silurian of Maine, etc., Bailey,

L.W. 

Explorations in portions of New

Brunswick, Bailey and McInnes. 

Cambrian of Cape Breton and

Newfoundland, Matthew.

1888. Relations between geology of 

Maine and New Brunswick, 

Bailey.

New genus of Silurian fishes, 

Matthew.
DARTON.l NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 181

Canada Continued. 

NEW BRUNSWICK Continued. 

1888. Basal series of Cambrian in

Acadia, Matthew. 

Surface geology of Now Brunswick, Ch aimers. 

Northern New Brunswick,

Bailey and Mclnnes. 

Classification of Cambrian

rocks of Acadia, Matthew. 

Taconic on Emmons, Walcott. 

Organisms of Silurian and Devonian, Matthew.

1890. Surface geology of southern 

New Brunswick, Tyrrell.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian, 

Walcott.

Triassic traps of Nova Scotia, 

Marsters.

Progress of investigation in 

New Brunswick, Bailey.

Eastern Maine and New Brunswick, Bailey.

Eozoon in Laurentian at St. 

John, Matthew.

1891. Age of the Catskill flora, Dawson, J. W.

Causes of spread of Cambrian 

faunas, Matthew.

Notes on Cambrian faunas, Matthew.

Genesis of manganese deposits, 

New Brunswick, Whittle.

Cambrian group of North America, Walcott.

Northern New Brunswick, etc., 

Bailey, L. W.

Beach phenomena at Quaco; 

New Brunswick, Whittle.

Fish remains, New Brunswick,

. Matthew.

Fauna of St. Johns group,

Matthew. 

NEWFOUNDLAND. 

1824. Journey across Newfoundland,

Cormack.

1839. Preliminary report on Newfoundland, Jukes.

1842. Excursions in Newfoundland in 

1839 and 1840, Jukes.

1843. Report on survey of Newfoundland, Jukes.

1844. Newfoundland in 1842, Bonnycastle. 

1846. Bonaventure River district, 

Murray, A.

Canada Continued. 

NEWFOUNDLAND Continued. 

1851. Subsidence of shore of Newfoundland, Perley.

1862. Geology and physical characteristics of Newfoundland, 

Porley.

1866. Report of survey of Newfoundland for 1865, Murray, A.

Remarks on geology of Newfoundland, Log.in.

Map of Canada, etc., Logan and 

Hall.

Rocks of northern peninsula of 

Newfoundland, Murray, A.

1867. Report of survey of Newfoundland for 1866, Murray, A.

1868. Survey of Newfoundland for

1868, Murray, A. 

Report on Union mine region,

Newfoundland, M'urray, A. 

1870. Newfoundland survey, report

for 1869, Murray, A. 

Survey of Bay East River, Newfoundland, Murray, A. 

Ice marks in Newfoundland, 

Kerr, J. H.

1872. Rocks of Rocky River survey, 

Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Laurentiau and Lower Silurian 

of Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Formations of Trinity Bay 

region, Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Carboniferous of Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Fossils in so-called Huronian 

of Newfoundland, Billings.

Bay and River Exploits, Newfoundland, Murray, A.

1873. Geologic map of Newfoundland, Murray, A.

1874. Coal and lower Carboniferous 

of western Newfoundland, 

Gilpin. 

Carboniferous, St. Georges

c Bay, Newfoundland, Gilpin.

1875. Gander River, Murray, A.

Exploration in Port-a-Port and 

St. Georges Bay, Newfoundland, Howley.

1876. Report on Exploits River and 

Notre Dame region, Newfoundland,. Murray, A. . 

Ice marks in Newfoundland, 

Packard.
182 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Canada Continued. 

NEWFOUNDLAND Continued. 

' 1876. Ice and ice work in Newfoundland, Milne.

1877. Rocks of Newfoundland, Milne. 

Exploration on Gambo and

Gander rivers, Howley. 

Geological map of Newfoundland, Murray, A.

1878. Primordial fossils of southeast 

Newfoundland, Whiteaves.

1879. Geological map of Newfoundland, Murray and Howley.

Serpentine and ores of Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Report of survey of Newfoundland for 1878, Howley.

1880. Report of survey of Newfoundland for 1879, Murray, A.

1881. Discovery of gold near Brigus, 

Murray, A.

1882. Geology of Avalon, Newfoundland, Howley.

1883. Glaciation of Newfoundland, 

Murray, A.

1884. Cambrian of United States and

Canada, Walcott. 

Rocks and ores of Notre Dame

Bay, Wadsworth. 

Azoic system, Whitney and

Wadsworth.

1885. Cambrian faunas of North

America, Walcott. 

History of Taconic question, 

Hunt, T. S.

1886. Olenellus (?) Kjerulfi in America, Matthew.

1887. Cambrian faunas, Matthew.

Fauna of St. John group, Matthew.

1888. Copper mining at the Cove,

Newfoundland, Garland. 

Taconic of Emmons, Walcott, 

Miller, S. A.

1890. Sponges in rocks at St. John,

Matthew.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian/Walcott.

1891. Carboniferous fossils from Newfoundland, Dawson, J. W. 

Cambrian group of North America, Walcott. 

LABRADOR. 

1814. Geology of Labrador, Steinhauer.

1829. Geology of Labrador coast,Baddeley, F. H.

Canada Continued. 

LABRADOR Continued. 

1851. Glaciation on shore of Labrador, Wyman.

Subsidence of shore of Labrador, Wyman.

1860. Coast of Labrador, Lieber. 

 Tertiary fossils from Labrador, 

Maine, etc., Dawson, J. W.

1861. Expedition nach Labrador, 

Lieber.

1864. Supposed glacial drift iu Labrador and western Canada., 

Hind.

1866. Drift phenomena of Labrador,

Packard.

Glacial phenomena of Labrador and Maine, Packard.

1877. Pan ice work and glacial 

marks in Labrador, Packard.

1878. Northeastern coast of Labrador, Hind.

Geology of Labrador coast, 

Wilkius.

1882. Glacial marks in Labrador, 

Packard.

1884. Report ou north shore of Labrador, Bell, R.

Ueber Gesteine von Labrador, 

Wichmann.

1885. Labrador coast and Hudson

Strait region, Bell, R. 

Glacial action, Heilprin.

1887. Physical geography, Packard.

1888. Ungava district, Labrador,

Turner, L. 

Cruise to northern Labrador,

Packard. 

1891. Labrador coast, Packard.

Facts noted on Grand River,

Labrador, Gary.

MANITOBA TO ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION.

1831. St. Maurice expedition, In gall. 

1852. Geology of Lake of the Woods, 

Bigsby.

1854. Classification des chaines de

montagnes, Marcou, J. 

Geology of Rainy Lake, Hudson Bay, Bigsby.

1855. Geology of Hudson Bay territories, etc., Isbester. 

Coal basin in western border 

of Lake of the Woods, 

Schoolcraft.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 183

Canada Continued. 

MANITOBA TO ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION Continued.

1859. Exploration of passes of the 

Rocky Mountains, Blackistou.

Fossils from Red River country, Meek and Hayden. 

Silurian and Devonian fossils 

from Assiniboine and Saskatchewan, Billings. 

Cretaceous fossils from Assiniboine and Saskatchewan, 

Meek.

Report of Assiniboiue and Saskatchewan expedition, Hind. 

Exploration of country between Lake Superior and 

Red River, Dawson, S. J. 

1861. Country between Lake Superior and the Pacific, Hector. 

Drift of western Canada by

Chapman, Dawson, J. W. 

1863. Fossil plants collected on 

northwest boundary, Newberry.

1865. Sub-Carboniferous conglomerate in the far West, 

Lesquerenx.

1869. Certain physical features of

Upper Mississippi River,

Warren, G. K. 

Geology of Mackenzie Valley,

Meek. 

Geology from Lake Superior to

valley of Red River, Hind. 

Cretaceous and Tertiary plants

from Yellowstone, Newberry.

1870. Later extinct flora of North 

America, Newberry.

1872. Tertiary flora of North America, 

Lesquereux.

1873. Reconnaissance from Lake Superior to FortGarry, Selwyn.

Country bet ween lakes Superior 

and Winnipeg, Bell.

Brick clay from Fort Garry, 

Harrington, B. J.

1874. Geology, Canada Pacific Railway, Macoun.

Boring in Manitoba, Ward.

Age of lignite of Rocky Mountains, Lesquereux.

Lignites and plant beds of 

western America, Newberry.

Canada Continued. 

MANITOBA TO ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION Continued.

1874. Report on region from Lake of 

the Woods to the Rocky 

Mountains by Dawson, Dana, 

J. D.

Northwest Territory from Manitoba to Rocky Mountain 

House, Selwyn.

Country between Red River and 

the Saskatchewan and Lake 

Superior, Bell, R.

Lignite Tertiary, near fortyninth parallel, Dawson, G. M.

1875. Lignite formation of the A\rest, 

Dawson, G. M.

Transition beds of Saskatchewan district, Cope.

Superficial geology of central 

North America, Dawson, J. W.

Report on region along fortyninth parallel to the Rocky 

Mountains, Dawson, G. M.

G«Sologie du bassin du Mackenzie, Hebert, Pesitot.

Foramifera, etc., in Cretaceous 

of Manitoba, Dawson, G. M.

1876. Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils 

of Upper Missouri country, 

Gabb.

Relations of lignitic group of 

the West, Stevenson.

Later extinct floras of North 

America, Newberry.

Country west of Lake Manitoba and about Lake Winnipeg, etc., Boll.

Country between Upper Assiniboiue River and Lake Manitoba, Spencer, J. W.

1877. Borings in Northwestern Territory in 1875, Ells. 

Notes on Lower Peace and Athabasca rivers, Macoun.

1878. Reconnaissance of Leech River

vicinity, Dawson, G. M. 

. 1879. North American Mesozoic and

Ceuozoic, Miller, S. A. 

Country between Lake Winnipeg and Hudson Bay, Bell.

1880. Silurian and Devonian fossils 

from Manitoba, etc., Whiteaves.

1881. Borings in Souris River Valley, 

Selwyn.
184 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Canada Continued. 

MANITOBA TO ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION Continued.

1881. Lignite Tertiary, Souris River 

to the one hundred and eighth 

meridian, Dawson, G. M.

Plants from Tertiary of Souris 

River, Manitoba, Dawsou, 

J. W.

Ancienb outlet of Lake Manitoba, Tr eh erne.

Peace River region, Dawson, 

G.M.

Report on Hudson Bay, Bell.

Glacial drift and its terminal 

moraines, Upham.

Silurian and Devonian in Manitoba and Hudson Bay, Whiteaves.

1882. Southward discharge of Lake 

Winnipeg,. Dana, J. D.

1883. Lake Agassiz, Upham.

Glacial deposits of Bow and 

Belly River country, Dawson, 

*G. M.

Fauna and extent of the Laramie, White. C. A.

Silurian near Winnipeg, Panton.

Note on Triassic of Rocky 

Mountains, Dawson, G. M.

Report on Moose River and 

Lake of the Woods, Bell.

Terminal moraine of second 

Glacial period, Chamberlin, 

T.C.

Report on Lake of the Woods 

country, Bell.

Unsolved problems in geology, 

Dawsou, J. W.

Geology of the Peace River district, Dawson, G. M.

Section from the Laurentian to 

the Rocky Mountains, Dawson, G. M.

Report on Bow and Belly River 

district, Dawson, G. M.

1884. Minnesota Valley in the Ice age,

Upham. 

Observations along Canadian

Pacific Railroad, Dawson,

J. W. 

Descriptive sketch of western

Canada, Dawsou, G. M. 

Petroleum in the Northwest,

Bell.

Canada Continued. 

MANITOBA TO ROCKY MOUNTAIN .REGION Contiu ued.

1884. Glacial boundary in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, Wright, 

G.F.

Studies of rocks of the Cordilleras, Wadsworth.

1885. Silurian in Red River Valley,

Panton. 

Jurassic of North America,

White, C. A. 

Age of the Rocky Mountains,

Winwood. 

Gold mines of the Lake of the

Woods, Coste. 

Bow and Belly region, Dawson,

G.M. 

Part of basin of Athabaska

River, Bell.

Saskatchewan country, Dawson, G. M. 

Ammonites from Peace River,

Whiteaves.

1886. Mesozoic floras, Dawson, J. W.

Report on Rocky Mountains, 

Dawson, G. M.

Northwest prairies, Drummond.

Cretaceous floras of the Northwest, Dawson, J. W.

Report on Rocky Mountain district, McConnell.

Report on Lake of the Woods 

region, Lawson.

Vertebrata of the Swift Current Creek region, Cope.

Chemical contributions, Hoffrnann.

Islands in Lake Winnipeg, 

Panton.

Cypress Hill, Wood Mountain, 

etc., McConnell.

Coal of the Northwest, Kinahan, G. H.

Cascade coal field, Merritt.

1887. Coal rocks of Canada, Adams, 

F.D.

Structure of portion of the 

Rocky Mountains, McConnell.

Notes, with map, of east of the 

Rocky Mountains, Dawsou, 

G.M.

Primordial fossils from Mount 

Stephen, Roininger.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 185

Canada Continued. 

MANITOBA TO ROCKY MOUNTAIN RKGION Continued.

1887. Rainy Lake region, Lawson.

Region east of Lake of the 

Woods, Lawsou.

Plants of the Laramie, Dawson, J. W.

Canadian Rocky Mountains, 

Dawson, G. M.

Report on northern Alberta, 

etc., Tyrrell.

Map of the United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Formations of Belly River, 

Cope.

Fossils from Kicking Horse 

Pass, LapAvorth.

Coal-bearing rocks, Adams, 

F. D.

Analysis of schist from Lake 

of the Woods, Adams, F. D.

Belly River series, Cope.

Borings in Manitoba, etc., Dawson, G. M.

Geology of Winnipeg region, 

McCharles.

Lake Winnipeg to Hudson Bay, 

Low.

Utica fossils from Kicking 

Horse Pass, Lapworth.

Fossil woods from Western Territories, Dawson, J. W.

1888. On Sceptropora, Ulrich.

Places of interest on the Saskatchewan, Panton.

PI aces of i n fcerest near Medicine 

Hat, Panton.

Prairies of Manitoba, Drummond.

Primordial fossils from Mount 

Stephen, Rominger.

Relations of North American 

plants, Drummond.

Superficial geology of central 

plateau, Tyrrell.

Cascade anthracite basin, Dawson, G. M.

Northwestern Manitoba, Tyrrell.

Report on Rainy Lake region, 

Lawson.

Lower Laird River, McCoiinell.

Coal in valley of Bow River, 

Dodge.

Canada Continued. 

MANITOBA TO ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION Continued.

1888. Hunter Island and Seine River 

region, Smith, W. H.

Duck and Riding mountains, 

Tyrrell.

Summary reports of geological 

surveys for 1887-88, Selwyn.

Cambrian of Mount Stephen, 

Walcott.

Woods and plants from Cretaceous of western Canada, 

Dawson, J. W.

Diabase dikes of Rainy Lake, 

Lawsou.

Cretaceous floras of the Northwest, Dawson, J. W.

1889. Gypsum in northern Manitoba,

Tyrrell.

Earlier Cretaceous of the 

Northwest, Dawson, G. M.

1890. Coals in western Canada, Merritt.

Glaciatiou of northern Cordilleras, Dawson, G. M.

Rocky Mountain protasis, 

Dana. J. D.

Fossils from Manitoba, Whiteaves.

Chalk from Niobrara, Dawson, 

G. M.

Cretaceous of Manitoba, Tyrrell.

Petrography of certain dikes of 

Rainy Lake region, Lawson 

and Shutt.

Glacial Lake Agassix in Manitoba, Upham.

West Kootanie district, Dawson, G. M.

Lake Winnipegosis and Porcupine Mountain, Tyrrell.

Yukon and Mackenzie basins, 

McConuell.

Post-Tertiary deposits of Manitoba, Tyrrell.

Laramie group, Tyrrell.

Limits of glaciatiou in the 

Northwest, Chamberlin.

Movements in Rocky Mountains, Enimons, S. F.

1891. Petrographic differentiation in 

dikes of Rainy Lake region, 

Lawson.
186 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Canada Continued. 

MANITOBA TO EOCKY MOUNTAIN EEGION Continued.

1891. Geology of Selkirk range, Dawson, G. M.; Walcott.

Glaciation of Great Plains region, Dawson, G. M.

Foramiuifera and Eadiolaria 

from Cretaceous of Manitoba, 

Tyrrell.

Fossil plants from Similkameen 

Valley, Dawson, J. W.

Fossils from Silurian of Saskatchewan district, Whiteaves.

Vertebrata of the Northwest 

Territory, Cope.

Pleistocene of Winnipeg basin, 

Tyrrell.

La,ter physiographic geology of 

Eocky Mountain region, 

Dawson, G. M.

Cretaceous formations of North 

America, White, C. A.

Criteria of englacial and subglacial drift, Uphani.

Cretaceous of North America, 

White, C. A.

Area and duration of Lake 

Agassiz, Upham.

Northern extension of earlier

Cretaceous, Dawson, G. M. 

BRITISH COLUMBIA. 

1857. Les roches du Jura, Marcou, J.

1859. Lower coal measures, Bauermann.

1860. Southeastern Vancouver Island,

Bauermann. 

Geologie des siidwestlichen

Theils von Vancouver,

Bauermann. 

1862. Cretaceous fossils on Vancouver

and Sucia islands. Meek.

1864. Stekin-Fluss im britischen

Nord-Amerika, Blake, W. P. 

Eemains from Cretaceous of 

Vancouver, Meek.

1865. Fossile Pflanzen von Vancouver, Herr.

1866. The naturalist in Vancouver 

and British Columbia, Lord, 

J.K. ,

1867. Glaciers of Bute Inlet, British 

Columbia, Whymper.

1868. Features of the northwestern 

coast, Blake, T. A.

Canada Continued. 

BRITISH COLUMBIA Continued. 

1868. Absence of northern drift in 

the West, Whitney, J. D.

1870. Northern drift on Pacific Slope, 

Brown, E.

1871. Terraces of British Columbia, 

Begbie.

1872. Explorations in British Columbia, Selwyn.

Analyses of coals and crystalline rocks from Vancouver, 

Hunt, T. S.

Coal fields of Vancouver, Selwyn.

1873. Fossil plants from British Columbia, Dawson, J. W.

Coal of Vancouver and Queen 

Charlotte, Eichardson, J.

Coals of the west coast, Harrington, B. J.

Glacial grooves in Vancouver 

Island, Davidson.

Trias, in British Columbia, 

Whitney.

1874. Groat lava flood of the West and 

structure of Cascade Mountains, Le Conte.

Observations in the Northwest 

Territory, Selwyn.

Explorations in British Columbia, Eichardson, J.

1875. Age of Cretaceous of Vancouver

Island, Gabb.

Age of coal of Vancouver 

Island, Selwyn.

1876. Explorations in British Columbia, Eichardsou, J.

Fossils from Vancouver and 

Sucia islands, Meek.

Coal rocks, Queen Charlotte 

Island, Eichardsou, J.

1877. Coal regions of America, Macfarlaue, J.

Exploration in British Columbia, Selwyn, Dawson, G. M.

1878. Erratics at high levels in the 

Northwest, Dawson, G. M.

Superficial geology of British 

Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

Iron and coal in British Columbia, Sci. Am.

Explorations in British Columbia, Dawscn, G. M.

Jurassic fossils from Coast 

range, Whiteaves.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 187

Canada Continued. 

BRITISH COLUMBIA Continued.

1878. Report on coal fields, Richardson, J.

More recent changes of level of 

coast, Dawson, G. M.

Mines and minerals of British 

Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

Surface geology of British Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

1879. Mesozoic fossils of Vancouver,

Whiteaves.

Exploration in southern interior British Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

1880. Sketch of geology of British

Columbia, Dawson, G. M. 

Report on Queeu Charlotte Island, Dawsou, G. M.

1881. Northern part of British Columbia and Peace River country, 

Dawson, G. M.

Der Queen Charlotte-Archipel, 

Dawson, G. M.

Geology of British Columbia, 

Dawson, G. M.

Glaciation of British Columbia, 

Dawson, G. M.

Superficial geology of British 

Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

Cretaceous and Tertiary floras, 

Dawson, J. VV.

Lower Cretaceous of British 

Columbia., Whiteaves.

1884. Recent observations in the 

Northwest Territory, Dawson, G. M.

1885. Near forty-ninth parallel west 

of the Rocky Mountains, 

Bauermaun.

Age of the Mesozoic of Queen 

Charlotte Island and British 

Columbia, Whiteaves.

1886. Ice-grooved surfaces, Vancouver

Island, Lamplugh. 

Glacial shell beds, Lamplugh.

1887. Coal rocks of Canada, Adams,

F.D. 

Report on northern Vancouver,

Dawson, G. M. 

Region north of Vermilion

Lake, Comstock. 

Mesozoic fossils from coast of

British Columbia,Whiteaves. 

Glaciation 011 Pacific Coast,

Wright.

Canada Continued. 

 BRITISH COLUMBIA Continued.

1887. Caribou mining district, British 

Columbia, Bowman.

1888. Mineral wealth of British Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

Cretaceous plants, Vancouver 

Island, Dawson, G. M., and 

Dawson, J. W.

Graptolitea from Dease River, 

British Columbia, Lapworth.

Glaciation of British Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

1889. Glacier region, Selkirk range, 

British Columbia, Green.

Invertebrate fossils from Pacific Coast, White, C. A.

Geology of Mount Stephen, 

British Columbia, McConnell.

Glaciation of high points, 

Dawson, G. M.

1890. Notes on Cretaceous of British 

Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

Fossil plants from British 

Columbia, Dawson, J. W.

Big Bend, of the Columbia, 

Coleman.

Caribou district, British Columbia, Branner.

Seaboard British Columbia, 

Bowman.

Southern interior British Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

1891. Infusorial earths of Pacific

Coast, Edwards. 

Early Cretaceous of California

and Oiegou, Becker. 

Notes on Kootenai mines of

British Columbia, Ledoux. 

Granites from British Columbia, Adams, F. D. 

NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA (AND

GREENLAND). 

1819. Expedition in Baffin Bay, McCnlloch.

1824. Rocks collected on polar voyage by Parry, Koenig, C. 

1826. Geology of voyages to Northwest Passage by Parry, Jameson. 

1828. Geology: Attempt to reach the

North Pole, Jameson. 

Topographic and geologic notices, shore of the Polar Sea, 

Richardson, John.
188 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Canada Continued. 

NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA (AND

GKKENLAND) Continued. 

1830. Arctic region, steppes of Siberia, etc., Am. Jour. Sci. 

1832. Arctic geology, Jameson.

1835. Geological notices, Northwest 

Passage, Ross, J.

1836. Geologic notices, expedition to

Great Fish Eiver, Fitton. 

1845. Peel River, Ishester.

1851. Boat voyage through Ruperts 

Land, Richardson, John.

1852. Geology of voyage to Baffins 

Bay, etc., Sutherland and 

Salter.

1853. Arctic Silurian fossils, Salter. 

Phenomena of coast of Davis 

Strait and Baffins Bay, Sutherland.

1855. Geology of Hudson Bay terri^- 

tories, etc., Isbester.

1856. Remarks on rocks from Arctic 

archipelago, Murchison.

1857. Geology: Discovery of Northwest Passage, McClure and 

Murchison. 

Geologic notes, search for

Franklin, Houghton. S. 

Notes on Arctic travel, Houghton, S.

Voyages dans les mers du Nord, 

Choiechi and Chancourtois. 

1859. First report on Palliser expedition, Hector. 

1863. Specimens from Frobisher Bay,

Stevens.

Report of explorations in British Columbia, Hector. 

1865. Fossils from Kennedy Channel,

Meek. 

1875. Explication de la carte de la

terre, Marcou, J. 

1878. Geology of coast of Arctic land,

Feilden and De Ranee, 

1880. Exploration on Churchill and

Nelson rivers, etc., Bell. 

Greenland geology, Brown, R. 

1885. Baffin Land, Boaz.

Athabaska district, Petitot. 

Geology of Hudson Bay region,

Bell.

1887. Relations of geology of Arctic 

and Atlantic basins, Dawson, 

J.W,

Canada Continued. 

NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA (AND 

GREENLAND) Continued.

1887. Rocks from Cumberland Sound,

Bell.

Hudson Bay district, Bell. 

Marble Island and Hudson

Bay, Bell.

1888. Yukon expedition, Dawson,

G. M. 

Lithology of rocks from Yukon

district, Adams, F. D. 

Glacial features, Yukon and 

Mackenzie rivers, McConnell. 

James Bay region, Low. 

Hudson Bay, Low. 

Exploration in Yukon district,

Dawson, G. M. 

1890. Country north of Lesser Slave

Lake, McConnell. 

Expedition down Anderson

River, Dawson, G. M. 

Fossil plants from Mackenzie 

and Bow rivers, Dawson, 

J.W.

Canadian Record of Science. The geology of England and Wales, second 

edition, by Horace B. Woodward, 

F. G. S.

Canadian Kec. Sci., vol. 2, pp. 518-520,1887.

Cannon, George L., jr. The Quaternary 

of the Denver basin.

Colorado Sci. Soc.,Proc.,vol. 3, pp.48-70,1889.

 On the Tertiary Dinosauria found in 

Denver beds.

Colorado Sci. Soo., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 140-147,

1889.

 [Remains of Dinosaurs and Stegosaurs in the Laramie of Montana.] 

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 3, p. 190 (£ p.),

1890.

 [Notes on the formations in eastern 

Colorado.]

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 215-216, 

(f p.), 1890.

 Notes on the geology of Perry Park, 

Colo.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 308-315,

1891.

Cantwell, J. C. [Letter on the ice cliffs 

on Kowak River, Alaska.] 

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 51-52,1890.

Car, Ezra S. Appendix to the fourth 

annual report of the geological survey 

of the third district.

New York Gcol. Surv., 4th Annual Report, 

pp. 385-3^8, Albany, 1840.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 189

Carboniferous. 

NEW ENGLAND.

1807. Observations and map of geology of United States, Maclnre.

1818. Mineralogy and geology of Boston region, Dana, S. L. and 

J.F.

Geology of the United States, 

Maclure.

1823. Regions contiguous to River 

Connecticut, Hitchcock, E.

1824. Locality of amethyst in Rhode

Island, Adams, J. 

Localities of minerals in Rhode 

Island, Taylor, S.

1825. Rock specimens from Rhode 

Island, Robinson, S.

1826. Coal of Rhode Island, Silliman.

1829. Argillite with anthracite coal, 

Eaton.

1832. Geological survey of Massachusetts, Economics, Hitchcock, E.

1833. Report on Massachusetts,

Hitchcock, E. 

1836. Geology and mineralogy of

Nova Scotia, Gesner. 

1838. Report of coal company and 

on a survey of Rhode Island, 

Bryaut.

Reexamination of economical 

geology of Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

Ago of coal beds, Hitchcock, E. 

Coal measures of Mansfield, 

Mass., Jackson, C. T.

1840. Geological survey of Rhode 

Island, Jackson, C. T.

1841. Final report on Massachusetts, 

. Hitchcock, E. 

Report on Rhode Island by 

Jackson, Sillirnan.

1842. Geology of Connecticut, Percival.

1844. Ferns from coal of Mansfield, 

Mass., Teschamacher, Jackson, C. T.

Final report on New Hampshire, Jackson, C. T.

Explanation of geologic map of 

Massachusetts, Hitchcock;E.

Geological map of Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

Carboniferous Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1844. Ago of bed of plumbago in 

schists near Worcester,Mass., 

Lyell.

1845. Travels in North America, 

Lyell.

1846. Agriculture of Now York, Emmous, E.

1847. No coal in New York rocks, 

Emraons, E.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor., R. C.

1851. Metamorphisni in Rhode Island

rocks, Jackson, C. T, 

Fossiliferous strata under Nahant syenite, Agassiz, L.

1852. Mount Hope coal mine, R. I., 

Jackson.

1853. Coal fields of Bristol County 

and of Rhode Island, Hitchcock, E.

Report on certain points .in 

geology of Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1855. Ueber die Geologic von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Age of altered rocks of eastern Massachusetts, Rogers, 

W. B,

1858. Geology of North Amcrica,Marcou, J.

1859. Catalogue of State cabinet, 

and notes on inetainorphics, 

Hitchcock, E.

1860. Map of Rhode Island, Hitchcock, C. H.

1861. Elongated pebbles, Rogers, 

W. B.

Geology of Aquidneck, Hitchcock, C. H.

Synchronism of coal of New 

England, Hitchcock, C. H.

Fossiliferous pebbles in conglomerate near Fall River, 

Rogers, W. B.

Coal rocks of Maine, Rogers, 

W. B.

1866. Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

1867. Against placticity of pebbles 

of Purgatory, II. 1., Lyntan.

1870 Memorial 011 coal field of Rhode 

Island, Ridgeway.
190 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Carboniferous- -Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued. 

1871. Coal of Mansfield, Mass., Jackson, C. T.; Agassiz, L. 

Map of Massachusetts, Hitchcock, C. H.

^72. Island of Aquiclneck and parts 

of Narragansett Bay, Shaler. 

. Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock and 

Blake.

1874. Helderberg rocks of New 

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Map of coal fields of the United 

States, Hitchcock, C. H.

1875. Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Notes on eastern Massachusetts, Dodge.

1877. Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

Relation of geology of New 

Hampshire to adjacent territory, Hitchcock, C. H.

Newport conglomerate, Rogers, 

W.B.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railway Guide, Hitchcock, C. H.

1880. Geology of eastern Massachusetts, Crosby.

Carboniferous in Massachusetts, Crosby and Barton.

1881. Passage of sediments to volcanic in Brighton, Mass., 

Shaler.

Norfolk County basin, Mass., 

Barton.

1884. Argillaceous conglomerate of 

Boston basin, Wadsworth.

Building stones of Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and 

Maine, Shaler.

Rhode Island coal measures, 

1 Clark, E.F.

Geology of Rhode Island. Dale.

Geology of Paradise, near Newport. R. I., Dale.

Disturbance in vicinity of Newport, Dale.

Contribution of geology of 

Rhode Island, Dale.

1885. Map of the United States,

McGee.

[Analysis of rocks, etc.] work 

done in Washington laboratory, Clarke and Chatard.

Carboniferou a C ontinu ed. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued. 

1885. Metainorphisni in Rhode Island

coal measures, Dale. 

Geology of mouth of Narragausett Bay, Dale. 

Coal plant iri mica-schist,

Worcester, Mass., Perry. 

Rhode Island and Massachusetts coals, Emmons, A. B. 

1887-1889. Carboniferous fauna and 

flora, Packard. 

Conglomerates in New England

gneisses, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Report on geology of Rhode 

Island, Providence Franklin 

Society. 

Geology of Bristol County,

Mass., Shaler.

Plants and rocks from Worcester, Mass., Kemp. 

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H. 

1890. History of Boston basin,

Crosby.

Essex County, Mass., Sears. 

Ottretite and ilmenite schist,

Wolff. 

Areas of continental progress,

Dana, J. D. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Crosby, Hitchcock, G. H. 

. Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Archean axes, Dana, J. D 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS.

1787. Mineralogische Kenntnisse des 

ostlichen Theils von NordAmerika, etc., Schoepf. 

1807. Observations and map of geology of United States, Mac! ure. 

1818. On parts of Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, 

etc., Cornelius.

Geology of the United States, 

Maclure.

1822. Anthracite in Wilkesbarre, Pa., 

Cist.

1823. Expedition from Pittsburg to 

the Rocky Mountains, Long.

1824. Expedition to sources of St.

Peters River, Keating. 

Rocks at Wilkesbarre, Pa., Maclure.

1826. New or variegated sandstone of 

the United States, Finch.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 191

Carboniferous Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS Continued.

1826. Coal of Rhode Island, Silliman.

1827. Mountain districts of Pennsylvania, Pierce.

Belrnont anthracite mines, 

Pa., Meredith.

1828. Coal near Tioga River, in Pennsylvania, Meade.

Nomenclature of North American rocks, Eaton.

Tahular view of North American rocks, Eaton.

1830. Geologic prodromus, Eaton. 

Geological text-book, Eaton. 

Origin of bituminous coal,

Gazlay. 

Coal formation of State of New

York, Eaton. 

Authraciteregiou, Lackawanna

and Susquehanna, Silliman.

1831. Carboniferous of New York,

Eaton.-

Journey to anthracite region, 

Hitchcock, E.

1832. Section of Alleghany Mountains, Pa., Taylor.

Stratigraphic geology established by organic remains, 

Eaton.

Geology of Wayne County, 

Pa., Davis, J. P.

Coal region between Cumberland and Pittsburg, Pomeroy.

Geological equivalents, Eaton.

1833. Coal beds of Pennsylvania, 

equivalents in Europe, Eaton. 

Vegetable origin of anthracite, 

Bunker.

1834. Country between Baltimore 

and the Ohio, Aikin.

1835. Anthracite of Schuylkill County, Pa., Koehler.

Coal field of Blossburg, Pa., 

Taylor, R. C.

Portions of coal formations in 

Pennsylvania, Taylor.

Description of portion of Alleghany Mountains, Pa., Miller, E.

1836. Reconnaissance of Virginia,

Rogers, W. B.

Map of anthracite coal fields, 

Fisher.

Carbonifero.u s Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS Continued.

1836. Reconnaissance from Washington through Wisconsin to 

Coteau des Prairies, Featherstonhaugh.

First report on survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

1837. Physical geography of Marylaud, Ducatel.

Report of survey of Virginia 

for 1836, Rogers, W. B.

Frostburg coal, Md., Tyson.

Geology of western New York, 

Hayes, G.E.

1838. First report of survey of Ohio 

by Mather, Silliman.

Report of survey of Virginia 

for 1837, Rogers, W. B.

Second report on survey of 

Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

1839. Report of survey of Virginia

for 1838, Rogers, W. B. 

Third report on survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

1840. Report of survey of Virginia 

. for 1839, Rogers, W. B. 

On the Silurian system, Conrad. 

Appendix to report of the

fourth district of New York,

Hereford. 

Fourth report of survey of

Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D. 

Report of survey of the fourth

district of New York, Hall, J. 

Coal field of Carbon Creek,

Johnson, W. R.

1841. Report of survey of Virginia 

for 1840, Rogers, W. B.

Model of western Schuylkill 

coal field, Pennsylvania,Taylor, R. C.

Report of survey of Virginia 

for 1841, Rogers, W. B.

Southern coal field of Pennsylvania, Lea, M. C.

Alleged unconformity in Carboniferous in Savage Mountain, Pa., Trego.

Bear Valley coal field, Pennsylvania, Johnson, W. R.

Fifth report on survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

1842. Sixth report on survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.
192 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Carboniferous Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS Continued.

1843. Structure and contemporaneous origin of coals, Johnson, 

W. E.

Fourth report of survey of secoud district of New York, 

Ernmons, E.

Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

Anthracite of .Pine Grove, Pa., 

Lea.

Structure of Appalachians exemplifying laws of mountain 

chains, Rogers and Eogers.

Connection of thermal springs 

in Virginia with axes and 

faults, Rogers, W. B.

Origin of Appalachian coal, 

Rogers, H. D.

1844. American geology and condition of research in United 

States, Rogers, H. D. 

Fossils near Sunbury, Pa., 

Johnson, J. W.

1845. Travels in North America, 

Lyell.

1847. Structure of the Appalachians 

and laws of mountains, Rogers and Rogers.

No coal in New York rocks, 

Emmons, E.

1849. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C. 

Geology of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

1851. Footprints in eastern Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D. 

Dauphin and Susquehanna coal

fields, Pa., Lea. 

Coal formation, especially in 

Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

1852. Report of the James River and

Kauawha Canal Company. 

Footmarks in sandstone in 

Schuylkill County, Pa., 

Lea, I.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Flexures of coal basin, Rogers,

H.D. 

Salt and gypsum of Holston

River, Va., Rogers, H. D. 

Observations on plants from

coal of Pennsylvania, Rogers,

H.D.

Carboniferous Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS Continued.

1855. Footprints in sandstone of

Pottsville, Pa., Lea, I. 

Mineralreichthum der Vereinigten Staateu, Diffenbach. 

Fourth report of chemist of

Maryland, Higgius. 

Causes of certain markings in

coal, Lewis, S.

1856. Section in Lawrence County,

Pa., Leasure. 

Alluvium of the Ohio, King,

A.T. 

Origin of carbonate of iron in

coal measures, Rogers, W. B. 

Fossils in Carboniferous shales,

Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

1857. Broadtop coal basin, Lesley, 

J. P.

1858. Fossil plants of coal measures 

of United States, Lesquereux.

Coal fields of United States and 

British Provinces, Rogers, 

H.D.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Fossil plants of coal of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Distribution of coal plants in 

Pennsylvania and formation 

of coal, Lesquereux.

Physical geography attending 

production of Paleozoic 

strata, Rogers, H. D.

Comparison of coal seams in 

Kentucky and Pennsylvania, 

Lesley, J. P.

Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

Geology of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Lectures on coal, Maxwell.

1859. Geology of Bradford County, 

Pa., Horton, G. F.

Coal formations of North 

America, Lesquereux.

Coal of Elk County, Pa., Jackson, C. T.

Paleontology of New York, 

vol. 3, Hall, J.

1860. Geology of Indiana County,

Pa., Anderson, W. 

First report of chemist of 

Maryland, Tyson,
DA11TON.] NORTH AMERICAN GE03..0GY. 193

Carboniferous Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS Continued.

1860. Second report of chemist of 

Maryland, Tyson.

1861. Synchronism of coal of New 

England, Hitchcock, C. H.

Devonian and Carboniferous of 

Iowa, Rogers, W. B.

On Lesquereux's table of coal 

measures, Lesley, J. P.

Snbconglomeratic coal of 

northwest Virginia, Lesley, 

J.P.

Coal from Broome County, W. 

Va., Richardson, J. W.

Survey of county of Steubeu, 

N. Y., Denniston.

Comparison of lower Carboniferous of Nova Scotia, etc., 

Rogers, W. B.

Some points in American geology, Hunt, T. S.

1863. Oil Creek district, Pa., Ridgway.

1864. Anthracite coal of North 

America, Green, W., jr.

1865. Oil region of Pennsylvania,

Sayles. 

Coal and gypsum of southern

Virginia, Lesley, J. P. 

Section of coal measures on

Cape Breton, Lesley, J. P. 

Salt boring in Clearfield

County, Pa., Hale, J. M. 

Carboniferous and Cretaceous

of Kansas and Nebraska,

Meek. 

Fossils from Marshall group of

Michigan and. its equivalents,

Winchell, A.

Report of survey of New Jersey for 1864, Cook, G. H.

1866. Oil-producing uplift of West 

Virginia, Evans, E. W.

Slicken-sided slab from Pennsylvania, Lyman.

Coal, iron, and oil, Daddow.

Report on Allegheny County, 

Pa., Jilson.

Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

Geology of Lycoming County, 

Pa., Mod. Soc., Pennsylvania.

Carboniferous Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS Continued.

1866. History of oil region of Venango, Pa., Eaton. S. J. M. 

Petroleum and. its relations, 

Andrews.

1867. Conglomerate in Sullivan

County, Pa., Lyman. 

Industrial resources of Maryland, Higgius.

1868. Occurrences of iron in masses, 

Whittlesey.

1869. Discovery of oil 70 miles above 

Pittsburg, Lesley, J.P.

Map to illustrate types of the 

earth's surface east from 

Cincinnati, Lesley, J. P.

Fucoids in coal formation, 

Pennsylvania, Lesquereux.

1870. West Virginia handbook, Diss

Debar.

Examination of Monongalia 

County, W. Va., Stevenson.

1871. Oil-bearing rocks of Ohio and 

Virginia, Warner.

Vegetal remains in coal measures, Lesquereux.

Pennsylvania's foundation 

stones, Leeds.

Geognosie uud Mineralreichthurn des Alleghany-Systerns, 

Credner, H.

Plication of anthracite basin, 

Pennsylvania, Roth well.

Section across the Alloghanys 

to illustrate plication, Lesley, J.P..

Cumberland coal basin, Tyson.

Gas wells of Ohio and Pennsylvania, New berry.

Fossils in Monougalia County, 

W. Va., Meek.

Record of boring in WilkeS' 

barre region, Pa., Sheafer.

Boring records from the anthracite basin of Pennsylvania, 

Sheafer.

The Marshall group, W i n - 

chell, A.

1872. Notes on West Virginia, Stevenson.

1873. West Virginia Asphaltum 

deposit, Foutaine.

Bull. 127- -13
194 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Carboniferous Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS Continued.

1873. Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C.H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

Violation of law of debitumenization of coal eastward, 

Lesley, J. P.

Record of oil wells, Armstrong 

County, Pa., Lesley, J. P.

Structure of Tazewell, Russell, 

and Wise counties, Va., Lesley, J. P.

1874. Geology in Ritchie and Tyler 

counties, W. Va., Frazer.

Coal of Kanawha Valley, W. 

Va., Stevenson.

Alleghany coal fields, Whittlesey.

Great conglomerate, New River, 

W. Va., Fontaine.

Steinkohlen der Vereinigten 

Staaten, Macfarlane.

Gardner oil wells, East Shamburg, Pa., Hall, J.

Map of coal fields of the United 

States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Drift in Virginia, Stevens, R. P.

NewRiver Canyon, Stevens, R. P.

Upper coal measures west of 

the Alleghauies, Stevenson.

1875. Section of oil mills in Butler, 

Armstrong, and Clarion 

counties, Pa., Lucas.

Eeport of Clearfielcl and Jefferson coal district, Pa., Platt, F.

Report of laboratory of survey 

of Pennsylvania, McCreath.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Coal and oil measures in Lawrence County, Pa., Lesley and 

Lesquereux.

Geology and geography of 

petroleum, Wrigley.

Geology around "Warren, Pa., 

Raudall, F. A.

Coal in sub-Carboniferous of 

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Report on Venango oil district, 

Pa., Carll.

Comparative geology of northeast Ohio, northwest Pennsylvania, and western New 

York, Lesley, J. P.

Carboniferous C ontinued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS Continued.

1875. Comparison of Alleghany coal 

fields, Andrews.

1876. Virginia geographical and

political summary, Hotchkiss. 

Upper coal of Virginia and

Pa., White, I. C. 

Coals in No. X, in Huutiugton

County, Pa., Lesley, J. P. 

Southern counties of New York

and Catskill range, Hall, J. 

Geology of northeast Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P. 

Coal seams of Beaver County,

Pa., White, 1C. 

East side of Cahaba coal field,

Ala., Tuoiney.

Boyds Hill gas well, Pa., Les- 

. %, J. P.

Beaver County south from Ohio

River, Pa., White, I. C. 

Coal measures of the Youghiogheny, etc., Platt, F. 

Anthracite of Pennsylvania,

Hardman. 

Evidence of streams during

deposition of coal, Blandy. 

Resources of West Virginia,

Maury and Fontaine. 

Coal and oil of the United

States, Boyd, E. F. 

History of explorations in Pennsylvania, etc., Lesley, J. P. 

Conglomerate series of West

Virginia, Fontaine. 

Conglomerate No. XII on New

River, Young, C. A. 

Catalogue of West Virginia

exhibit at Philadelphia,

Maury. 

Report on coal fields of Green

and Washington counties,

Pa., Stevenson. 

Somerset County coal beds,

Pa., Fulton, J. 

Alleged parallelism of coal

beds, Stevenson. 

Notes on West Virginia, Stevenson.

1877. Cambria and Somerset coal 

fields of western Pennsylvania, Platt and Platt, Lesley, 

J. P.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 195

Carboniferous Con tinned. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS Continued.

1877. Map of outcrop of Pittsburg 

coal, Schellenberg.

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

Map of Pennsylvania, Lesley, 

J. P.

Vespertine of the Virginias, 

Fontaine.

Anthracite from Third Hill 

Mountains, W. Va., Frazer.

Oil records and levels of Pennsylvania, Carll.

Report on Fayette and Westlaoreland coal fields, Pa., 

Stevenson. 

Oil wells of western Pennsylvania, Nettleton.

Section of Paleozoic in central 

Pennsylvania, Ashlmrner.

1878. Limits of Catskill and Cheinung formations of Pennsylvania, Sherwood.

Section of Paleozoic rocks in 

Clinton County, Pa., Chance.

Report on Beaver River coal district, Pa., White, I. C.; Lesley, J. P.

Outline of geology of Alabama, 

Smith, E. A.

Report on Indiana County, 

Pa., Platt, W.G.; Lesley, J. P.

Bradtield and Tioga counties, 

Pa, Platt, F.; Lesley, J. P.

Section of Paleozoic rocks iu 

Blair County, Pa., Platt and 

Sanders.

Geologic history of New York 

Island, etc., Newberry.

Heyners Station oil section, 

Clinton County, Pa., ChanceUpper Devonian of southeastern Pennsylvania, Stevenson.

Aughwick Valley and east 

Broad Top district, Pa, Ashburner.

Catalogue of rock specimens 

survey of Pennsylvania, Hall, 

C.E.

1879. Handbook of Virginia, Pollard. 

Second report of laboratory 

of survey of Pennsylvania, 

McCreath.

Carboniferous Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS Continued.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to western Maryland, Fontaine.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to West Virginia, 

Stevenson and Foutaiue.

Classification of coals, Lesley, 

J. P.

Correlation of coal measures 

of Pennsylvania and Ohio, 

White, I. C.

Northern township of Butler 

County, Pa., Chance.

Geology of Lawrence County, 

Pa.,White, I. C.; Lesley, J. P.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Giftde to Pennsylvania, 

Lesley, J. P.

Bradford oil district of Pennsylvania, Ashburuer.

1880. Geology of Clinton County,

Pa., Chance, Lesley. 

Geology of Potter County, Pa.,

Sherwood, A.; Lesley, J. P. 

Special survey of Subcarboniferous, Chance. 

Report on line of Richmond

and Southwestern Railway,

Shaler. 

Structure and hypsometry of

Catskill Mountains, Guyot. 

Reconnaissance from Poulet to

Sharon, Pa., Ashburner. 

Queens River coal hasin, Pa.,

Platt, F. 

Surface geology of southwest

Pennsylvania region, Stevenson. 

Well records in McKeau and

Elk counties, Pa., Ashburner. 

Smithers-Gauley tract of coal

lands in West Virginia,

Hotchkiss. 

Deep well in Westmoreland

County, Pa., Lesley, J. P. 

Geology of McKean County,

Pa., Ashburner. 

Iron ores of the Virginias,

Rogers, W. B.
196 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Carboniferous Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS Continued.

1880. Fossils and rocks near White 

Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier 

County, W. Va., Meek.

Permian flora of Pennsylvania 

and West Virginia, Fontaine 

and White.

Report on Armstrong County, 

Pa., Platt,W. G.; Lesley, J. P.

Geology of Clarion County, Pa., 

Chance.

Tangascootac coal basin, Pa., 

Platt, F.

Coal fields of Potter County, 

Pa., Platt, F.

Coal of Pennsylvania, Shaefer, 

P.W.

Lycoming and Sullivan counties, Pa., Sherwood and Platt.

Hawks Nest-Gauley Mountain 

section, Page, W. N.

Kenovo coal basin, Pa., Ashburner.

Geology of the oil regions, 

Carll.

Geology of Mercer County, Pa., 

White, I. C.; Lesley, J. P.

Coal fields of the Virginias, 

Hotchkiss.

New River coal field, Morris, 

S.F.

Character of Sullivan County 

coal, Pa., Platt, F.

Resources near route of Richmond and Southwestern Railway, Hotchkiss.

1881. Third report of laboratory of

survey of Pennsylvania, McCreath. 

Geology of Erie and Crawford

counties, Pa., White, I. C.;

Lesley, J. P. 

Map of Mahanoy and Shenaiidoah basins, Ashburner. 

Third report of laboratory of

survey of Pennsylvania, McCreath. 

Millstone grit in England and

Pennsylvania, Chance. 

Coal bed of Ohio River counties, W. Va., White, I. C. 

Geology of Blair County, Pa.,

Platt, F.

Carboniferous Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS Continued.

1881. Great Kanawha iron and coal, 

Shaler.

How anthracite lies in the 

rocks, Platt.

Norfolk and Western and Shenandoah railroads, Hotchkiss.

Third report of laboratory of 

survey of Pennsylvania, McCreath.

Susquehanna and Wayne counties, Pa., White, I. C.

Report on Jefferson County, 

Pa.', Platt, W. C.

1882. Map of Wyoming County, Pa., 

Sherwood, A.

Resources between Great Valley and Potomac coal basin, 

Hotchkiss.

Hard splint coal of Kanawha 

Valley, Buck.

Thickness of coal beds in Great 

Kanawha field, W. Va., 

Hotchkiss.

. Geologic map of Wyoming 

County, Pa., Sherwood, A.

Geology of Pike and Monroe 

counties, Pa., White, I. C.

Upper Freeport coal in Preston County, W. Va., Stevenson.

Resources of southwest Virginia, Stevenson.

Quinnimont coal of West Virginia and Virginia, Stevenson.

. Models of parts of central 

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Great Flat Top coal field, 

Hotchkiss, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of Bedford and Fulton 

counties, Stevenson, Lesley, 

J.P.

Notes on C nmberland and Potomac coal basins, Lesley, J. P.; 

Jones, H. N.

Notes on geology of West Virginia, White, I. C.

Great Kanawha coal field, Orton, E.

Fossil flora of West Virginia, 

White, I. C.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.

Carboniferous Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS Continued.

1882. Reconnaissance of Lee, Scott, 

Wise, and Washington counties, Va,., Stevenson.

Section at St. Marys, Elk 

County, Pa., Ashburner.

Upper Potomac coal field, Riodon.

Geology of West Virginia, rectification of Jones section, 

White, I. C.

Place of Sharou conglomerate, 

White, I. C.; Lesley, J. P.

Saltville Valley, Va., Fontaine.

Coal of Little SewellMountain, 

Greeubrier County, W. Va., 

Fontaine.

Notes on the geology of the 

Virginias, Rogers,W. B.

Faults of southern Virginia, 

Lesley, J. P.

Wise, Lee, and Scott counties, 

Va., Stevenson.

1883. Coal sections on Ohio River, 

White, I. C.

Mineral wealth of Virginia, 

McCreath.

Westward thinning of Paleozoics, Lesley, J. P.

Notes on geology of West Virginia, White, I. C.

Equivalency of Catskill and 

Ponent, Lesley, J. P.

Coal field in West Virginia, 

Roy.

Survey of Susquehanna River 

region, White, I. C.

Report on Warren County, Pa., 

Carll. Lesley, J. P.

North Mountain coalfield, Va., 

Heinrich, O. J.

Section at Wheeling, W. Va., 

White, I. C.; Briggs and 

Townseud.

First report on anthracite region of Pennsylvania, Ashburner, Lesley, J. P.

Mehoopeny coal field, Pa., Lesley, J. P.

Dora anthracite coal mines, 

Va., Hotchkiss.

Bluestone flat top coal lauds, 

Sanders, R. H.

Carboniferous Continued, i 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS Continued.

1883. Geology of Susquehauna River 

region, Lesley, J. P.

Report on coal mining, Chance.

Survey of Pennsylvania, Report T2, Science.

Virginia paper of Rogers, 

Campbell, J. L.

Anthracite beds of Pennsylvania, Ashburner.

Southwest Virginia, Hogg, J.

Notes on West Virginia, 

White, I. C.

Kingsniill sandstone, Claypole.

1884. Distribution of iron ores in 

eastern United States, 

Smock.

Coal mines of Monongahela 

River region, Wall.

Center County,Pa., d'lnvilliers, 

Ewing.

Quemahoning coal field, Kimball.

Anthracite of Pennsylvania, 

Ashburner.

Pennsylvania anthracite, Ashburner.

Glaciation south of terminal 

moraine, Pennsylvania, 

Lewis, H. C.

Weathering of Pottsville conglomerate, Winslow.

Reprint of reports on geology of 

the Virginias, Rogers, W. B.

Faults of southwestern Virginia, Squier.

Pebble in coal, Lesley, J. P.

United States Geological Survey work in West Virginia, 

Science.

Old Dominion coal lands, W. 

Va., Shaefer, P. W.

Remarks on western Virginia, 

Lesley, J. P.

Geology of Mercer County, Pa., 

Griswold.

Atlas of anthracite coal fields, 

Ashburner.

Pennsylvania building stores, 

Lesley, J. P.

Revision of coal measures of 

Clearfield County, Pa., 

Chance, Lesley, J. P.
198 CATALOGUE AND INDEX. OF [BULL. 127.

Carboniferous Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS Continued.

1884. Fossils from Wilkesbarre, Pa.,

Claypole. 

Section at Pocahontas, Va.,

Lathrop, W. A.

Coal measures of West Virginia, White, I. C.

1885. Structure of English and 

American coals, Wethered.

Handbook of Virginia, Harrison.

Materials of the Appalachians, 

Claypole.

Iron ore in Gamer on County, 

Pa., Ashbiirner.

Map of the United States, 

McCee.

Rogers'a geology of the Virginias, Campbell, J. L. and 

H. D.

Coal beds of Carbon Creak, 

W. Va., White, I.C.

Township geology of Cameron 

County, Pa., Shaefer, P. W.

Atlas of anthracite coal fields, 

Pa., Ashburner.

Geology of Huntingdon 

County, Pa.,White, I. C.; 

Lesley, J. P.

Nomenclature of Appalachian 

coal beds, White, I. C.

Notes on Tazewell, Russell, 

Wise, Smith, and Washington counties, Va., Stevenson.

Morgantowu gas well, W. Va., 

White, I.C.

Geology of Highland County, 

Va., Hotchkiss.

Work in Great Kanawha Valley in 1884, White, I. C.

Sections on Coal River, W. Va., 

Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

Oil drillings in McKean 

County, Pa., Ashburner, 

Jones, N. P.

Coal measures of Forest 

County, Pa., Ashburner.

Geologic atlas of counties of 

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Township geology of Elk 

County, Pa., Ashburuer.

Highland County, Va., Carnpbell, J. K.

Carboniferous Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS Continued.

1885. Second report on anthracite 

region of Pennsylvania, Ashburner.

1886. Pittsburg coal region, Lesley, 

J.P.

Product of oil in Pennsylvania 

and Now York, Ashburner.

Origin of Pottsville and other 

conglomerates. Branner.

Geology of natural gas, Ashburner.

Anthracite of Pennsylvania, 

Ashburner.

Mountain limestone of Washington County, Pa., Linn and 

Linton.

Report on Pittsburg region, 

d'lnvilliers, Lesley, J. P.

Wellersburg, Pa., fireclay, Lesley, J. P.; Harden.

Wyoming Valley, Pa., limestone beds, Ashburner.

Report on oil and gas, Carll.

Progress in anthracite region of 

Pennsylvania, Ashburner.

Tipton Run coal, Ashburner. 

1887-1889. Bernice anthracite basin, 

Claghorn.

Cambria County, Pa., Fulton, 

Prosser and Harden.

Coal at Irwin, Pa., Humphreys.

Four great sandstones, Claypole.

History of rivers and valleys of 

Pennsylvania, Davis, W. M.

Lehigh River section, Hill, F. 

A.; Winslow.

Lower Carboniferous on cast 

side of Appalachians, Stevenson.

Materials of the Appalachians, 

Claypole.

Oil and gas, Carll.

Pittsburg coal bed and its disturbances, Wasmuth.

Pittsburg coal region, d'lnvilliers.

Pyrite in bituminous coal, 

Brown.

Reports on anthracite region, 

Hill, F. A.

Section of Alleghany Mountain, 

Fulton.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 199

Carboniferous Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS Continued. 

1887-1889. Somerset County, Pa-., 

Fulton, Prosser.

Southern anthracite region and 

its disturbances, Wasmuth.

Stratification of anthracite 

measures, Wasmuth.

Shell from Waverly group, 

Beecher.

Structure of Carboniferous of 

Pennsylvania, Wasmuth.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Genesee section, N. Y., Williams, H. S.

Petroleum and gas regions of 

New York, Ashburner.

Greeubrier County, W. Va., 

Page.

Coals of southwestern Virginia, 

Killbrew.

New River region, d'lnvilliers 

and McCreath.

Southwestern Virginia, Stevenson.

Coal from Jefferson County, W. 

Va., analysis, Whitfield, J. E.

Upper Cumberland Valley, McCreath and d'luvilliers.

1890. Locality numbers, Hall, C. E.

Report on oil and gas, Carll.

Report on New Boston and 

Morea coal lands, Lyman.

Fractured strata in Bedford 

County, Pa., Stevenson.

Making of Pennsylvania, Claypole.

Unibral limestone in Lycoming 

County, Pa., Meyer.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Macfarlanc's Railway Guide, 

Lesley, Lewis, Rogers, Parsous, White, I. C.; Campbell, 

Fontaine.

American caunel coal, Macfarlane, C.

1891. Devonian and Carboniferous, 

correlation, Williams, H. S.

Geological notes [Pennsylvania], Gresley.

Excursion across the Appalachians [Maryland]. Williams, G. H.

Carboniferous Continued. 

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, VIRGINIAS Continued. 

3891. Iron ores of Virginia, Pechiu. 

Stratigraphy of bituminous

coal field, White, I.C. 

OHIO. 

1807. Observations on geology of

United States, Maclnre. 

1818. Belinont County, Ohio, Atwater, C.

1821. Vegetal impressions from coal 

of Zauesville, Ohio, Granger, E.

1826. Facts relating to parts of Ohio, 

Hildreth.

1827. Fossil trees near Gallipolis, 

Ohio, Hildreth.

1828. Vicinity of Soniervillo and 

Shippiugsport Canal, Lapham.

Coal, diluvial, and other strata 

of Ohio, Hildreth.

1833. Saliferous formation in Ohio 

Valley, Hildreth.

1834. Ten days in Ohio, Am. Jour. Sci.

1836. Lias of the West, Hildreth.

Bituminous coal deposits of the 

valley of the Ohio, HiLdreth.

Reconnaissance from Washington through Wisconsin to Coteau de Prairie, Featherstonhaugh.

General sketch of geology of 

Ohio, Hildreth.

1837. General sketch of geology of

Ohio, Riddell. 

Tour to falls of the Cuyahoga,

Ohio, Am. Jour. Sci. 

Observations on geology of

Ohio, Lapham, I. A.

1838. Report on Wood, Crawford,

etc., counties,Ohio, Briggs,C. 

Section in southern Ohio,

Briggs and Foster. 

Reports of survey of Ohio,

Mather. 

Report on counties of Ohio,

Whittlesey. 

Report on coal district of Ohio,

Hildreth. 

Remarks on report on survey of

Ohio, Mather. 

Report on Scioto and Hocking

counties, Ohio, Briggs, C.
200 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Carboniferous Continued. 

OHIO Continued.

1838. Report on Muskingnm County,

etc., Ohio, Foster, J. W. 

Report on southern Obio,Locke. 

1841. Mountain limestone of eastern

United States, Foster, J. W. 

Limito quo separe le Calcaire

de Montague, Vernenill. 

1843. Section from Cleveland to the 

Mississippi and on identity of 

western formations, Hall, J. 

Elevations in Ohio with reference to geologic formations, 

AVhittlesey.

1846. Fusilina in coal of Ohio, Verneuill. 

Observations on magnetic dip,

Locke. 

Geology of Western States,

Owen, D. D.

1847. Parallelism of Paleozoics of 

North America with those of 

Europe, Verneuill, Hall, J.

1848. Outline sketch of Ohio, Whittlesey. 

Drift and alluvium of Ohio and

the West, Whittlesey. 

Statistics of coal, Taylo'r, R. C.

1851. Equivalency of rocks of northeastern Ohio with those of 

New York, Whittlesey. 

Immense coal bed in Perry 

County, Ohio, Foster, J. W. 

Pebbles of sandstone conglomerate, Brainerd.

1852. Alteration of marine and terrestrial remains in Carboniferous of Ohio, Foster, J. W.

Fossil fish of Chagrin Falls, 

Ohio, Brainerd.

Soil of Scioto Valley, Ohio, 

Wells, D. A.

1853. Alleged great coal bed of Perry 

County, Ohio, Mather.

Geological map of United 

States, Marcou, J.

Western Reserve coal fields, 

AVhittlesey.

1854. Coal measures of Ohio, Lesquereux.

1856. Outlines of geology, Whittlesey.

1857. Route of Ashtabula and New 

Lisbon Railroad, Newberry.

Carboniferous Continued. 

OHIO Continued.

1857. Position of elephant remains 

of North America, Foster.

1858. Paleoutologic synchronism of

coal of Ohio and Illinois,

Stevens, R. P. 

Coal fields of the United

States, Rogers, H. D. 

1860. Coal formations of North America, Lesquereux. 

1862. Fossils of northern Ohio,

Brainerd. 

Chemung of Mississippi Valley,

White andVhitfield.

1864. A seam of coal, Andrews.

1865. Map of Ohio, Sayler.

1866. Physiciil geology of eastern 

Ohio, Whittlesey.

Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

Petroleum and its geologic relations, Andrews, E. B.

1867. Map of Ohio, Newberry.

1868. Report of survey of Canada to 

1863, Logaii.

1869. Crinoids from Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio, Lyon. 

Contributions to geology of 

Ohio, Whittlesey.

1870. Progress of survey of Ohio in 

1869, Newberry.

1871. Lower Carboniferous limestone 

in Ohio, Andrews.

Report on coal district for 1870, 

Andrews.

Bowlder from coal bed in Ohio, 

Winchell, A.; White, C. A.

Spore cases in coals, Dawson, 

J. W.

Geology of Geauga and Holmes 

counties, Ohio, Read, M. C.

Geology of Williams, Fulton, 

and Lucas counties, Ohio, 

Gilbert, G. K.

Report on second district of

Ohio, Andrews.

 Structure of lower coal measures in northeast Ohio, Newberry.

Geology of Highland County, 

Ohio, Or ton, E.

Agricultural survey of Ohio, 

Klippart.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 201

Carboniferous Continued. 

OHIO Continued.

1871. Fossils from Marshall group of

the West, Wiuchell, A. 

Report of survey of Ohio for

1869, Newberry. 

Chemical report of survey of

Ohio, Worailey. 

Preservation of vegetal remains

in coal, Lesquereux.

1872. Bowlders in coal, Marsh.

1873. Reports on Ashta,bula, Trumbull, Lake, and Geauga 

counties, Ohio, Read, M. C.

Report of survey of Ohio, Newberry.

Report on second district of 

Ohio, Andrews, E. B.

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. R.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

Surface geology of northwest 

Ohio, Winchell, N. H.

1874. Analysis of Berea sandstone, 

Brainerd, J.

Erie and Lorain counties, Ohio, 

Newberry.

Parallelism of coal seams, Andrews, Newberry.

Glauconite and fossil resins, 

Hunt, T. S.

Analyses of Ohio coals, New. 

berry.

Geology from Ottawa to Defiance counties, Ohio, Winchell, N. H.

Report on third district of 

Ohio, Orton, E. -

Report on second district of 

Ohio, Andrew, E. B.

Coals of Hocking Valley, Ohio, 

Hunt, T. S.

Carboniferous system of Ohio, 

Newberry.

Map of coal fields, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Steinkohlen der Vereinigten 

Staaten, Macfarlane.

1875. The ores of iron, their distribution, Newton.

Coal seam in Ohio geology, 

Whittlesey.

1876. Structure of Ohio coal fields, 

Whittlesey.

Carboniferous Continued. 

OHIO Continued.

1876. Geology of oil regions of the 

United States, Newberry.

Mahoniug Valley coal region, 

Roy.

Review of fossil flora of North 

America, Lesquereux.

Coal plants from Ohio, Andrews.

Antiquity of caverns and 

cavern life of Ohio Valley, 

Shaler.

Erosion of rocks, Andrews.

Geologic chart of United 

States, Bradley.

1877. Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

1878. Geology of Coshocton County, 

Ohio, Hodge, J. T.

Report on Hanging Rock district, Ohio, Orton, E.

Ashland, Wayne, and Holmes 

counties, Ohio, Read, M. C.

Geology of Tuscarawas, Columbiaua, Portage, and Stark 

counties, Ohio, Newberry.

Geologic structure of Ohio, 

Newberry.

Geology of Carroll and other 

counties, Ohio, Stevenson.

Geology of Huron, Richland, 

Knox, and Licking counties, 

Ohio, Read.

Hocking Valley coal field, Read, 

M.C.

Geology of Medina County, 

Ohio, Wheat.

Perry and parts of Hocking 

and Athens counties, Ohio, 

Andrews.

Waverly group in central Ohio, 

Hicks.

Jefferson and Mahoning counties, Ohio, Newberry.

1879. Bowlder in coal, Hicks.

Lower Waverly strata of Ohio, 

Orton.

Corrections for geologic map, 

Ohio, Andrews.

New group of lower Carboniferous in southwest Ohio, 

Andrews.

Coal and iron of Hocking Valley, Ohio, Hunt, T. S.
202 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Carboniferous Continued. 

OHIO Continued.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Kailroad Guide to Ohio, Newberry.

1880. Review of stratigraphy of eastern Ohio, Orton.

1882. Source of bitumen in black 

shales in Ohio, Orton.

Conditions under which coal 

was formed, Newberry.

Berea grit of Ohio, Orton.

1883. Origin of coal, and on early

mining, Roy. 

Source of bitumen in black

shales of Ohio, Orton. 

Ohio coal field, Orton. 

Peculiar faulting of coal bed,

Huston. 

Origin of elongated coal seams,

Newberry.

1884. .Bedford cannel coal, Orton.

Review of Orton on lower coal

of Ohio, Roy. 

Iron ores of Ohio, Orton. 

Order of lower coal measures

of Ohio, Orton. 

Coal of lower coal measures of

Ohio, Orton.

Iron ores of Ohio, Orton. 

Massillon coal field, Orton. 

Stretch of works of Tuscarawas County, Ohio, Roy. 

Ohio coal field, Roy. 

Report of chemical department

survey of Ohio, Lord. 

Lower limestone coal series of

northeast Ohio, Whittlesey. 

Clays of Ohio, Orton. 

Meigs Creek coal seam, Ohio

Brown, C. N. 

Coal mines of Holmes County,

Ohio, Wright, A. A. 

Illustrations of polished rock

surfaces, Morgan, H. J. 

Ohio building stones, Orton.

1885. Map of the United States,

McGee.

Cone-in-cone, Newberry. 

Correlation of lower coal of

Ohio and Kentucky, Orfcon.

1886. Deep well at Cleveland, Ohio,

Ortou.

Characteristics of Ohio coals, 

Orton.

Carboniferous Continued. 

OHIO Continued.

1886. Address to American Association, Ortou.

Iron ores collected in Onio,

Willis.

1887-1889. Berea grit in northeastern 

Ohio, Cushiug.

Berea grit oil and gas, Ortou.

Geology of Ohio, Ortou.

Licking County,Ohio, Herrick.

Oil and gas, Orton.

Pittsburg coal seam, Brown, 

 C.N.

Pomeroy and Federal Creek 

coal field, Lovejoy.

Report on oil and gas, Orton.

Note on Waverly group in 

Ohio, Herrick, C. L.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Connection of eastern and 

Avestern coal fields, Shaler.

Petroleum and gas in Ohio, 

Orton.

1890. Waverly group, Cooper, W. F.

Analysis of sandstone from 

Portsmouth, Ohio, Chatard.

Analysis of sandstone from Berea, Ohio, Eakins.

Analysis of sandstone from 

Buena Vista, Clarke, F. W.

Sylvania sand in Ohio, Neff.

Geological survey of Ohio, report, Orton.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Macfarlane's Railroad Guide, 

Orton.

1891. Age of Cincinnati anticlinal,

Fcerste. 

Cuyahoga shale and Waverly

problem, Herrick. 

Stratigraphy of coal field,

White, I. C. 

KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, ALABAMA,

GEORGIA.

1807. Observations and map of geology of United States, Maclure.

1821. Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall.

1823. Outline geologic map of Tennessee, Sayler, N. 

Geological features of Tennessee, Hay wood, J.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 203

Carboniferous Continued. 

KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, ALABAMA,

GEORGIA Continued. 

1832. Fossil shells of tlie Tertiary, 

Conrad.

1834. Coal in Alabama, Jones, A.

1835. Position of pentremites, Troost. 

Third report on Tennessee,

Troost. 

1837. Fourth report on Tennessee,

Troost.

1839. Reconnaissance of Kentucky, 

Matlier.

1840. Fifth report on Tennessee, 

Troost.

1841. Notice of oolitic formation in

America, Lea, I. 

Sixth report on survey of Tennessee, Troost.

1843. Geology of Western States,

Owen, D. D.

Origin of Appalachian coal, 

Rogers, H. D.

1844. Seventh report of survey of 

Tennessee, Troost.

1845. Eighth report of survey of 

Tennessee, Troost.

1846. Coal field of Tuscaloosa, Ala., 

Lyell.

Coal fields of Alabama, Lyell.

Researches in central Kentucky, Owen and Norwood.

1847. Contributions to geology of 

Kentucky, Yandell and Shumard.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C. 

Letters on geology, Christy.

1849. Statistics of Georgia, White,

G. 

1851. Mammoth Cave of Kentucky,

Sillirnan, B. J. 

1853. Geologic map of United States,

Marcou, J.

1855. Reconnaissance of Tennessee,

Saiford.

Mineralreichthum der Vereinigten Staaten, Diffeubach.

1856. Chemical report, survey of

Kentucky, Peter. 

Survey of Union and Crittenden counties, Ky., Lyon. 

Survey of Kentucky in 1854

and 1855, Owen, D. D.

1857. Chemical report, survey of 

. Kentucky, Peter.

Carboniferous Continued. 

KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, ALABAMA, 

GEORGIA Continued.

1857. Report on Hopkius, Crittenden, 

and other counties, Ky., 

Lyon.

Second report on Tennessee, 

Stafford.

Fossil flora of western Kentucky .coal field, Lesquereux.

Third report on Kentucky, 

Owen, D. D.

Geology of Tennessee, Currey.

Paleozoic report, survey of 

Kentucky, Lyon.

Coal-measure mollusca of Kentucky, Cox, E. T.

Third chemical report of survey of Kentucky, Peter.

Report in counties of Greenup, 

Carter, Lawrence, and Hancock, Ky., Lyon.

Middle and southern Alabama, 

Winchell, A.

Report on Mississippi, Harper.

Second report of survey of 

Kentucky, Owen, D. D.

1858. Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

Localities of coal bods in Alabama, Powell, G.

Comparison of coal seams, Lesley, J. P.

First report on Alabama, Tuomey.

Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

Report of chemical department of survey of Alabama, 

Mallet.

Report on Alabama, Tuomey.

1859. Paleontology and the moral 

sense, Whittlesey.

1860. Geology and agriculture of 

Mississippi, Hilgard.

Remarks on stratigraphy of 

Kentucky, Lyon.

Coal formations of North America, Lesquereux.

1861. Chemical report, survey of

Kentucky, Peter. 

Upper Silurian of western Tennessee, Safford.

General geology, survey of 

Kentucky, Owen, D. D.
204 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Carboniferous C ontinued. 

KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, ALABAMA,

GEORGIA Continued. 

1861. Flora and stratigraphy of coal

of Kentucky, Lesquereux. 

Report on coal field of Kentucky, Lesley, J. 

Eeport of progress of topographical survey of Kentucky, Lyon.

1863. Report of survey of Canada to 

1863, Logan.

1865. Carboniferous, etc., of Kansas

and Nebraska, Meek. 

Maps of Kentucky and Tennessee, Sayler.

1866. Petroleum in Kentucky and

Tennessee, Safford. 

Eeport on Grand Traverse region, Winchell, A.

1867. The State of Alabama, Haines. 

Coal measures and limestones,

Worthen.

1869. Fossils from just above black

shale, Tennessee, Winchell, A.

Geology of Tennessee, Safford.

Crinoidsfrom Kentucky, Lyon.

Petroleum in eastern Kentucky,

Lesley, .1. P.

1871. Synchronism of coals, Worthen. 

Geology and mineralogy of 

Georgia, Stepheuson.

1873. Cross anticlinal in coal of eastern Tennessee, Lesley, J. P.

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

Outcrop belt of eastern Kentucky coal field, Lesley.

1874. Alabama coal and iron, Eothwell. 

Eesources of Tennessee, Killebrew. 

Map of coal fields, Hitchcock,

C. H. 

Outline of resources of eastern

Tennessee, Wilder, J. T.

1875. Eeport of progress of survey of 

Georgia, Little.

1876. Geologic chart of United States,

Bradley.

Irregular floor of coal of eastern Kentucky, Stevens, E. P. 

Tennessee, agriculture, mineral 

 wealth, etc,, Killebrew.

Carboniferous Continued. 

KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, ALABAMA, 

GEORGIA Continued.

1876. Bemarks on specimens from

coal of Alabama, Lesquereux. 

Iron ores of Greenup, Boyd,

and Carter counties, Ky.,

Moore. 

Chemical report survey of

Kentucky, Peter. 

Eecounaissance in lead region,

of Kentucky, Norwood. 

Geology along Louisville,

Paducah and Southwestern

Eailway, Norwood. 

Chemical analyses, Alabama,

Smith, E. A. 

Second report on survey of

Georgia, Little. 

Eoup and Jones valleys, Ala.,

Smith, E. A. 

Coal and iron of Alabama,

Gesner. 

Coal mining in Alabama since

1853, Aldrich. 

Eeport of survey of Alabama,

1875, Smith, E. A. 

Coosa coal fields, Smith, E. A. 

Handbook of Georgia, James.

1877. Eesources of Tennessee along 

Cincinnati Southern E ailroad, Killebrew.

Oil region of Tennessee, Killebrew.

Eesources along Cincinnati 

Southern and Knoxville and 

Ohio railroads, Killebrew.

Topography and geology of 

Nashville, Safford.

Well boring in Warren County, 

Tenu., Satterfield.

General account of Kentucky, 

Shaler.

Little Sequatchee coal field, 

Killebrew.

Geology from Mount Sterling 

to Big Sandy Eiver, Crandall.

Geology of Nolin'Eiver district, 

Ky., Moore.

Greenup, Carter, and Boyd 

counties, etc., Ky., Crandall.

Eeport of progress, survey of 

Kentucky, Shaler. 
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Carboniferous Continued. 

KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, ALABAMA, 

GEORGIA Continued.

1877. Report on Airdrie furnace property, Moore.

Reconnaissance from Livingston to Cumberland Gap, 

Norwood.

1878. Oil region of Tennessee, Killebrew.

Chemical report, survey of Kentucky, Peter.

Catalogue of ores, rocks, and 

woods of Georgia, Little.

Soils of Alabama, Stubbs.

Geology of part of Upper Cumberland Valley, Ky., Moore.

Geology near east border of 

Avestern coal field of Kentucky, Moore.

Reconnaissance in Breckenridge coal district, Ky., Norwood.

Region along Virginia and Kentucky State line, Moore.

Geology of Hancock County, 

Ky., Moore.

Section from Wolfe County to 

Breathitt County, Moore.

Geology of Menifee County, 

Ky., Crandall.

Examination along railroads 

in western Kentucky, Norwood.

Iron of Red River region, Ky., 

Moore.

Outline of geology of Alabama, 

Smith, E. A.

1879. Discoveries in western caves, 

Hovey.

Report of survey of Alabama 

for 1877-78, Smith, E. A.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Tennessee, Safford.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Kentucky, 

Proctor.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Georgia, Little.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Alabama, Gesner and Smith.

Iron ores of Alabama, Smith, 

E. A.

Carboniferous Continued. 

KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, ALABAMA, 

GEORGIA Continued.

1880. Limonite ores of Trigg, Lyon, 

and C aid we 11 counties, Ky., 

Caldwell.

Geology of part of OhioCounty, 

Ky., Norwood.

Report on Cliiuns Branch cannel-coal district, Crandall.

Chemical report, survey of Kentucky, Peter.

Remarks on Trenton limestone, 

Ky., Wetherby.

1881. Fossils from Silurian and Carboniferous of Kentucky, 

Wetherby.

Geology of Boyle County, Ky., 

Fales.

Alabama north of the Tennessee, McCalley.

Report on Warrior coal field, 

Smith, E. A.

1882. Mammoth Cave of Kentucky, 

Stevens, W. L.; Newberry.

1883. Survey from Atlanta to the 

Mississippi, Campbell and 

Ruffner.

1884. Geology of northwest Georgia, 

McCutcheu.

Cotton production of Alabama, 

Smith, E. A.

Geology of Alabama, Schmitz.

Physio-geographic and agricultural features of Tennessee, 

Safford.

Soil map of cotton States, Hilgard.

Geologic occurrence of bitumen, Peckham.

1885. Correlation of lower coal, Orton. 

Peridotite dikes in Kentucky,

Diller.

Map of United States, McGee. 

Chemical analyses, survey of

Kentucky, Peter and Peter.

1886. Genesis of the diamond, Diller.

Iron ores in Alabama, Willis.

Upper measure coal field of 

Tennessee, Coltou.

Trap rocks in eastern Kentucky, Crandall.

Peridotite of Kentucky, Diller.

Warrior coal field, McCalley.
206 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Carboniferous Continued. 

KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, ALABAMA,

GEORGIA Continued. 

1886. Raccoon Mountain coal field,

Gibson.

1887-1889. Bristol and Big Stone Gap 

section, Boyd.

Iron and coal, Porter.

Resources of Sequatcheo Valley, Bowron.

Bath, Fleming, Clark, Lincoln, 

Mercer, Montgomery, and 

Washington counties, Ky., 

Linney.

Elliott County, Ky., Crandall, 

Diller.

Jackson Purchase region of 

Kentucky, Loughridge.

Letcher, Harlan, Leslie, Perry 

and Breathitt counties, Ky., 

Hodge.

Lower, north fork, middle and 

south forks of the Kentucky, 

Hodge.

Marion County, Ky., Knott.

East Tennessee minerals, Cowlan.

Formation of coal beds, Wardroper.

Geological survey of Georgia, 

etc., report, Spencer, J. W.

Nelson County, Ky., Linney.

Pound Gap region, Ky., Crandall.

Upper Cumberland valley, McCreath and d'lnvilliers.

Western Kentucky coals and 

cokes, Alien, J. H.

Coal, Ashburner.

Alabama coal fields, Ashburner.

Resources of Kentucky, Proctor.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Central basin of Kentucky,

Kennedy.

. 1890. Oil field of Barren County, Ky., 

Fischer.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Proctor, Saftbrd, Smith and 

Gesuer, McCutchen.

Analysis of metamorphic rock 

from Marion, Ky., Eakius,

Carboniferous ContinuedKENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, ALABAMA, 

GEORGIA Continued.

1890. Middleborough, Boyd.

Map of Cahaba coal field-, McCalley.

1891. Coalmeasures of plateau region 

of Alabama, McC alley, Gibsou, Smith.

Cahaba coal field, Ala., Smith, 

Squire, McCalley.

Warrior coal field of Alabama, 

Frazer.

Overthrust faults of southern 

Appalachians, Hayes, C. W.

Physical geology of Tennessee, 

Hull.

Devonian and Carboniferous, 

correlation, Williams, H. S.

Map of Kentucky, Procter.

Western Kentucky, Orton.

Geological survey of Georgia, 

Spencer, J. W.

Jackson and Rockcastle counties, Ky., Sullivan.

Genesis of iron ores, Kimball. 

ILLINOIS, INDIANA. 

1807. Observations and map of 

geology of United States, 

Maclure.

1818. Sketch of a part of Indiana, 

Stitson.

1823. Expedition from Pittsburg 

to the Rocky Mountains, 

Long.

1824. Expedition to sources of St.

Peters River, Keating. 

1835. Transition series in Mississippi

Valley, Troost.

1839. Geology of upper Illinois, 

Shepard, C. U.

1840. Exploration in Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois, Owen, D. D.

1841. Geology of some regions west 

of the Alleghanies, Locke, J.

1842. Notes on geology of the Western 

States, Hall, J.

1843. Geological formations of the

Western States, Byrem. 

Geology of the Western States, 

' Owen, D. D. 

Western district of New York,

Hall, J.

Section to the Mississippi, 

Hall, J.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 207

Carboniferous Continued. 

ILLINOIS, INDIANA Continued. 

1843. Fossil trees in Posey County,

Ind., Owen, D.D. 

Geology in vicinity of New 

Albany, Ind., Clapp, A.

1847. Remains in older formations, 

Hall, J.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. 

C.

1849. Second visit to the United 

States, Lyell.

1851. Gouiatite limestone of Rockford, Ind., Christy.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

Marcon, J.

1854. Geologic map by Marcou, Am.

Jour. Sci.

Survey of Indiana, Brown, 

R. T.

1855. Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerica, Marcou, J.

1856. Resources of Illinois Central 

Railroad, Foster, J. W.

1857. Fish remains in Carboniferous 

of Illinois, Worthen.

1858. Report on Illinois coal, Norwood.

Coal fields of United States 

and British Provinces, Rogers, H. D.

Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

Synchronism of coal of Ohio 

and Illinois, Steveus, R. P.

1859. Paleontology and the moral

sense, Whittlesey. 

Reconnaissance of Indiana, 

Owen, R.

1860. Discovery of Permian at La

Salle, 111., Norwood. 

Terrestrial flora in Mountain 

limestone of Illinois, Worthen.

Coal formations of North 

America, Lesquereux.

1861. Age and relation of goniatite 

limestone at Rockford, Iowa, 

Meek and Wortheu.

1862. Report on coal measures of 

Indiana, Lesquereux.

Reconnaissance of Indiana, 

Owen, R.

Survey of coal field, in Perry 

County, Ind., Lesley, J.

Carboniferous Continued. 

ILLINOIS, INDIANA Continued. 

1862. Analyses of soils of Indiana,

Peter.

1864. Fossils from Carboniferous, Hall, J.

1865. Carboniferous and Cretaceous 

of Kansas and Nebraska, 

Meek. 

Map of Indiana, Sayler.

1866. Stratigraphy, Tertiary, Coal 

Measures, Subcarboniferous, 

Devonian, and Silurian of 

Illinois, Worthen.

Pope County, north of Big 

Bay River, 111., Engelmann.

Randolph, St. Clair, Madison, 

and Hancock counties, 111., 

Worthen.

Introduction to paleontology, 

Illinois, Meek and Worthen.

Occurrence of fossil fishes in 

Illinois, Worthen.

Physical features, general 

principles, and surface geology of Illinois, Worthen.

Massac and part of Pope counties, 111., Eugelmann.

Pope-County, north of Big Bay 

River, 111., Engelmann.

Rosiclare lead region, 111., 

Norwood.

Coal fields of Illinois, Losquereux.

Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logau and 

Hall.

Johnson County, 111., Engelmann.

1868. Coal measures of Illinois, 

Wo then.

Lower Carboniferous of southern Illinois, Engelmann.

Lasalle County, 111., Freeman.

Washington, Clinton, Marion, 

and Jefferson counties, 111., 

Engelmann.

Jersey, Greene, and Scott counties, 111., Worthen.

Alexander, Union, Jackson, and 

Perry counties, Illinois, Worthen and Engelmann.

Chemical analyses, Illinois, Blaney.
208 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Carboniferous C outinued. 

ILLINOIS, INDIANA Continued.

1868. Coal measures and limestones,

Worthen.

Report of surveys of Canada to 

1863,Logan.

1869. Crinoid from Indiana, etc., 

Lyon.

Well at Terre Haute, Ind., 

Guyot.

First report on survey of Indiana, Cox.

Geology of Vermilion County, 

Ind., Bradley.

1870. Dekalb, Kane, and other connties, 111., Bannister.

Lesquereux on Illinois coal 

plants, Bradley, F. H.

Grundy, Will, Kankakee, Iroquois, Vermilion, C h a m - 

paign, Edgar, and Ford counties, 111., Bradley, F. H.

Introductory remarks, paleontology, Worthen.

Henderson, Warren, Mercer, 

Knox, Stark, and Wobdford 

counties, 111., Green, H. A.

Calhoun, Pike, Adams, Brown, 

Schuyler, and Fulton counties, 111., Worthen.

1871. Synchronism of Illinois and

Kentucky coals, Worthen. 

Second report on Indiana, Cox,

E.T. 

Geology of Sullivan County,

Ind., Collett. 

Oil -wells of Terre Haute, Ind.,

Hunt, T. S.

1872. Western coal measures and Indiana coal, Cox, E. T.

Survey of Parke County, Ind., 

Hobbs, B. C.

Third and fourth report on 

survey of Indiana, Cox.

Geology of Dubois and Pike 

counties, Ind., Collett.

Reconnaissance in Jasper to 

Howard counties, Ind., Collett.

1873. Northwest counties of Illinois, 

Shaw.

Peoria, McDonough, Monroe, 

Macoupin, and Sangamon 

counties, 111., Worthen.

Chart of nomenclature for Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Carboniferous Continued. 

ILLINOIS, INDIANA Continued.

1873. Rock Island County, 111., Worthen and Shaw. 

Map of the United States, Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock and 

Blake.

1874. Map of coal fields of the United 

States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Fifth report of survey of Indiana, Cox.

Survey of Clarke and Floyd 

counties, Ind., Borden.

Tripoli of Indiana, Gardner.

Geology of Warren, Lawrence, 

Kuox, and Gibson counties, 

Ind., Collett.

1875. Gallatin and Saline counties, 

111., Cox, E. T.

White. Clay, Cumberland,Cole, 

Douglas, Williams, and 

Franklin counties, 111., Worthen.

Geological map of Illinois, 

Worthen.

Wilmington coal field, Illinois, 

Johnson, Jasper.

Liviiigston County, 111.,' Freeman, H. L.

Coal measures of Illinois, Worthen.

Bond, Fayette, and other counties, 111., Broadhead.

Sixth report on survey of Indiana, Cox, E. T.

Geology of Brown County, 

Ind., Collett.

Scott and Jefferson counties, 

Ind., Borden.

Jackson County, Ind., Cox.

1876. Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley.

Report on counties of Indiana, 

Collett.

Report on Orange County, 

Ind.,.McIntire audElrod.

Seventh report on survey of 

Indiana, Cox.

Reconnaissance of coal measures of Putnam County, 

Ind., Collett.

1878. Coal at Centralia, 111., Eugelmann.

1879. Relations of horizons of extinct 

vertebrata, Cope.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 209

Carboniferous Continued. 

ILLINOIS, INDIANA Continued.

1879. Discoveries in Western caves, 

Hovey.

Report on Harrison and Crawford counties, Ind., Collett.

Eighth, ninth, andtenthreports 

on survey of Indiana, Cox.

Geology of Lagrango County, 

Ind., Edmunds, E. S.

1880. Preservation of plants on 

Mazon Creek, 111., Pike, J.W. 

Geology of Monroe County, 

Ind., Greene, G. M.

1882. Coal field of Illinois, Worthen. 

Geology of Bartholomew

County, Ind., Elrod. 

Geology of Fountain County,

Ind., Brown, R. T. 

Geology: Mines and quarries,

Indiana, Collett.

1883. Lasalle County, 111., Worthen. 

Economical geology of Illinois,

Worthen. 

Twelfth report of department of

geology of Indiana, Collett. 

Survey of Marion County,

Ind., Brown, R.T.

1884. Geology of Johnson County, 

Ind., M'Caslin.

Illinois building stones, Conover.

Geologic map of Indiana, Collett.

Thirteenth report of Indiana 

department of geology, Collett.

Indiana building stones, Orton, 

E.

Geology of Rush County, Ind., 

Elrod.

Geology of Morgan County, 

Ind., Brown, R. T.

Fossils of the Indiana rocks, 

White, C. A.

1885. Map of the United States, 

McGee.

1886. Geology of counties of Indiana, 

Gorby.

Indiana, department of geology, etc., report, Thompson^ 

M.

Boone County, Ind., Gorby.

Hancock County, Ind., Brown, 

R.T.

Bull. 127 14

Carboniferous Continued. 

ILLINOIS, INDIANA. Continued. 

1886. Geologic map of Indiana, Branuer. 

1887-1889. Fossil fuels of Illinois,

Comstock.

Peoria County, 111., Chapman. 

Dauntless core drill, Eng. and

Mining Jour. ° 

Keokuk group at Crawfordsville, 111., Beachler. 

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

1890. Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Collett.

Warren's Geography, Brewer. 

Economic geology of Illinois,

Worthen.

1891. Geologic map of Illinois,

Worthen.

Local deposit of Chester sandstone, Nickles. 

Geological notes, Gresley. 

Basanite from Indiana, Goldsmith. 

MICHIGAN.

1826. Notice of Michigan, topography, etc., Pierce.

1838. Report of State geologist of 

Michigan, 1837, Honghton.

1839. Ingham and parts of Eaton 

and Jackson counties, Mich., 

Douglass.

Second report of State geologist of Michigan, Houghton.

184.0. Jackson, Calhoun, and other

counties, Mich., Douglass. 

Lanawee, Hillsclale, and other 

counties, Mich., Hubbard, B.

1841. Northern part of Lower Peninsula of Michigan, Douglass. 

Geology of organized counties 

of Michigan, Hubbard, B.

1843. Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Geologic map of United States 

by Marcou, Am. Jour. Sci.

1855. Esquissege"ologiquedu Canada,

Logan and Hunt. 

1857. Common rocks of the British

Provinces, Billings,
210 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Carboniferous Continued. 

MICHIGAN Continued. 

1858. Geology of North America, 

Marcon, J.

1860. Salt well at Saginaw, Mich., 

Ain. Jour. Sci.

1861. First biennial report of survey 

of Michigan, WiiicheU, A.

1862. R*ocks between Carboniferous 

and the Hamilton in lower 

Michigan, Winchell, A. 

Saliferous. rocks and springs, 

Winchell, A.

1863. Identification of Catskill group 

with the Chemung, Winchell, A.

1865. Northward transportation of 

drift in lower Michigan, 

Winchell, A.

1866. Eeport on limestone, petroleum, and salt, Hunt, T. S.

1869. Geology of portions of Minnesota, Hall, J.

1871. General geology of Michigan,

Winchell, A.

The Marshall group, Winchell, A.

1873. Paleozoic rocks, upper Michigan, Eominger.

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

1874. Steinkohlen der Vereinigten

Staaten, Macfarlane. 

Map of coal fields, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

1875. Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

1876. Rectification of geologic map 

of Michigan, Winchell, A.

The State of Michigan, McCracken.

Geology of Lower Peninsula,

Michigan, Rominger.

1879. Michigan. Condensed popular

sketch, Winchell, A.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Michigan, Winchell, A.

1884. Michigan building stones, Conover.

1885. Map of United States, McGee. 

Archean of the Northwest, 

Irving.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Carboniferous Continued. 

MICHIGAN Continued. 

1890. Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Winchell, A.

Warren's Geography, Brewer. 

IOWA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, MISSOURI, 

ARKANSAS, INDIAN TERRITORY, 

TEXAS. 

1819. View of lead mines of Missouri,

etc., Schoolcraft.

1821. Region around the Mississippi

and its confluents, Bringier.

Sketches of the Mississippi,

James, E.

Travels into Arkansas Territory, Nuttall.

1840. Explorations in Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois, Owen, D. D.

Map and descriptions of Texas, 

Moore, F., jr.

Report on lead region of the 

Upper Mississippi, Locke.

1841. Mountain limestone of eastern United States, Foster, 

J.W.

Upper Mississippi region and 

Cretaceous of the upper Missouri, Nicollet.

Region adjacent to Osage 

River, Mo., King, H.

1842. Notes on geology of the Western States, Hall, J.

Wisconsin and Missouri lead 

regions, Hodge, J. T.

Regarding human footprints in 

solid limestone, Owen, D. D,

Lead regions of the Upper 

Mississippi, Locke, J.

1843. Region of basin of the Upper 

Mississippi, Nicollet.

Cretaceous of the Missouri 

River, Nicollet.

Section from Cleveland to the 

Mississippi and on identity of 

Western formations, Hall, J.

1844. Geology of valley of the Mississippi, King, H.

1846. Journal from Bents Fort to St. 

Louis, Abert, J. W.

1847. Report of survey of Wisconsin 

and Iowa, Owen, D. D.

Distribution of remains in older 

formations of the United 

States, Hall, J.

Remarks on St. Louis limestone, Engelmann.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 211

Carboniferous Continued. 

IOWA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, MISSOURI, 

ARKANSAS, INDIAN TERRITORY, 

TEXAS Continued.

1848. Contributions to geology of

Texas, Roemer. 

Letters on geology, Christy. 

Statistics of .coal, Taylor, R. C. 

Notes from Fort Leavenworth

to Bents Fort, Abort, J. W.

1849. Texas, Roemer.

1850. Survey of Missouri, King, H. 

Santa Fe expedition, Marcy.

1851. Remarks on Missouri, King, H. 

Introduction to report on Wis-

.consiu, Iowa, and Minnesota,

Owen, D. D. 

Region between Little Rock

and Hot Springs, Ark., Englemann. 

Coal in Arkansas, Lawrence, B.

1852. Survey for railroad from St.

Louis to Fulton, Barney. 

. Kreidebildungen von Texas,

Roemer.

Survey of Wisconsin, Iowa, 

Minnesota, etc., Owen, D. D. 

Report on valleys of Minnesota, 

Mississippi, and Wisconsin 

rivers, Shumard, B. F.

1853. Ueber Texas, Roemer.

Kreide-Versteineruugen von

Texas, Giebel. 

Exploration of Red River,

Marcy, R. B. 

Artesian well in St. Louis, St.

Louis Republican. 

Rocks from Red River region,

La., Hitchcock, E. 

Exploring in Red River region,

Shumard, G. C.

Arkansas, geology of, Lawrence, B. 

Das Mississippi-Thai, Olshauser.

1854. Fusilina limestone from Fort 

Kearney, Nebr., Owen, D. D.

Notes from Preston, Red River, 

and El Paso, Marcou, J.

Exploration between thirtyeighth and forty-first parallel in 1853-54, Schiel.

Map of Wisconsin, Iowa, and 

Minnesota, Owen, D. D.

Explorations for railroad to the 

Pacific, Whipple.

Carboniferous Continued. 

IOWA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, MISSOURI, 

ARKANSAS, INDIAN TERRITORY, 

TEXAS Continued.

1855. Geology of Missouri, Swallow.

Geology of Marion and Cooper 

counties, Mo., Swallow.

Geology of southwestern Missouri, Swallow.

Country between the Missouri 

and Mississippi, Hawn.

Notes entre Preston et El Paso, 

Marcou, J.

Geology of route near latitude 

32°, to the Pacific, Blake, 

W.P.

Coal fields of Arkansas, Howard, J. R.

Moniteau County, Mo., Meek.

Section from St. Louis to Commerce, Mo., Shumard, B. F.

Report on exploration between 

latitude 38° and 41° for route 

to the Pacific, Schiel.

1856. Explorations for a railroad to 

the Pacific, Whipple.

Geology of the Upper Missouri, 

Haydeu.

Carboniferous limestones of the 

Mississippi Valley, Hall, J.

Geology of route to Pacific near 

thirty-fifth parallel, Marcou, 

J.; Blake, W. P.

Iowa map, Parker, N. H.

Collection on Big Wichita and 

Brazos rivers, Blake, W. P.

Reconnaissance from the Mississippi to Los Angeles, Cal., 

Marcou, J.

Eastern base of Rocky Mountains, Rogers, H. D.

1857. Progress of Pacific Railroad

explorations, Humphreys. 

Geology and paleontology of

Mexican boundary survey,

Hall, J. 

Geology of Lower Rio Bravo,

Schott.

1858. Report on survey of Iowa, Hall

and Whitney.

Permian of Kansas, Swallow. 

Rocks of Kansas, Swallow. 

Notes on map and section of

country on Missouri River,

Hayden,
212 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Carboniferous Continued. 

IOWA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, MISSOURI, 

ARKANSAS, INDIAN TERRITORY, 

TEXAS Continued.

1858. Tertiary and Cretaceous of the 

Northwest, Meek and Hayden.

Paleontology, Fort Leavenworth to Bryans Pass, 

Shumard.

Coal fields of United States and 

British Provinces, Rogers, 

H.D.

Explanation of geologic map 

and section of Missouri, 

Swallow.

Reconnaissance of part of Arkansas, Coa, E. T.; Owen, 

D.D.

American geology, addressed 

to Meek and Haydeu, Marcou, J.

Fossils of Nebraska, Black 

Hills, Meek and Hay den.

Permian strata in Kansas, 

Swallow.

Des Moines Valley and southeast Iowa, Worthen.

1859. Explanation of map of Nebraska, etc., Hayden. 

Marcou's geology of North

America, Dana, J. D.; Agassiz, A. 

Paleontology of New York,

vol. 3, Hall, J. 

 Lower Cretaceous of Kansas

and Nebraska, Meek and

Hayden. 

Explorations in New Mexico,

Marcou's so-called Jurassic,

Newberry. 

Permian in Kansas, Meek and

Hayden. 

So-called Trias of Kansas and

Nebraska, Meek and Hayden. 

Sketch of Texas, Moore, F. 

First report of survey of Texas,

Shumard, B. F. ' 

Report on southwest branch of

Pacific Railroad in Missouri,

Swallow. 

Artesian boring in western

Texas, Pope.

1860. Analyses of soils, etc., of Arkansas, Peter.

Carboniferous Continued. 

IOWA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, MISSOURI, 

ARKANSAS, INDIAN TERRITORY, 

TEXAS Continued.

1860. Botany and paleontology of 

survey of Arkansas, Lesquereux.

Reconnaissance of part of 

Arkansas, Owen,D.D.

Report on Iowa geology, Holland, Whitney.

Belcher's artesian well, St. 

Louis, Mo., Litton.

Explorations in Kansas, Meek 

and Hayden.

Notes on Kansas and Nebraska, 

Marcou, J.

Review of Shumard on St. 

Genevieve County, Mo., 

Worthen.

Rocks of Kansas, Swallow and 

Hawn.

Extent of coal in Arkansas and 

Texas, Shumard, G. Gi

Observations in vicinity of 

Burlington, Iowa, White, 

C.A.

Analyses for survey of Arkansas, Elderhorst.

Reconnaissance of part of Arkansas, Cox, E. T.

Coal measures in northern 

Texas, Shumard, B. F.

Coal formation of North America, Lesquereux.

Trias of Kansas, Hawn.

Geological features of Texas, 

Shumard and Riddell.

1861. Reply to Marcou on Cretaceous 

and Carboniferous of Texas, 

Meek.

Coal and iron of Guerrero, Mexico, Manross.

Primordial of Texas, Shumard, 

B.F.

Physics and hydraulics of the 

Mississippi, Humphreys and 

Abbott.

Age and relations of goniatite 

limestone at Rockford, Iowa, 

Meek and Worthen.

Report on Colorado River, Newberry.

1862. Extension of Carboniferous of 

the United States, Stevens.
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Carboniferous Continued. 

IOWA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, MISSOURI, 

ARKANSAS, INDIAN TERRITORY, 

TEXAS Continued. 

1862. Cretaceous and Carboniferous

of Texas, Marcou, J. 

18GB. Geology, etc., of the Upper Missouri, Hay den.

Identification of Cattskill and 

Chemung, Winchell, A.

1864. Dyas in Nebraska, Marcou, J. 

Reconnaissance of Nebraska,

of Marcou, J. 

Permian remains from Kansas,

Meek and Hay den.

1865. Carboniferous and Cretaceous 

of Kansas and Nebraska, 

Meek.

Sub-Carboniferous conglomerate in the far West, Lesquereux.

1866. Eastern Kansas and geology 

of Kansas, Swallow.

First report on geology of Kansas, Mudge.

Report in geological survey 

report of Kansas, Hawn.

Report on Miami Coiinty, 

Kans., Swallow.

Evidence of two formations in 

Burlington limestone, Niles 

and Wachmuth.

Exploration in northern Mexico, Re"mond.

Coal, iron, and oil, Daddow.

Points in geology of Kansas, 

Swallow.

1867. Geology of northwestern Dakota, Hayden.

Section in eastern Kansas, 

Swallow.

Geology of southwestern Iowa, 

White, C. A.

Le Dyas an Nebraska, Marcou, J.

Survey of 100 miles west of 

Oinaha, Egleston.

Terrain cr6tac6 sur les bords 

du Missouri, Marcou, J.

Geinitz on Upper Paleozoic of 

southern Nebraska, Meek.

Report on country along Southwest Pacific Railway, Missouri, Swallow.

Notes oi\ geology of Kansas, 

Hayden.

Carboniferous Continued. 

IOWA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, MISSOURI, 

ARKANSAS, INDIAN TERRITORY, 

TEXAS Continued.

1867. First annual report of surveys 

Nebraska, Hayden.

Cretaceous of the West; the 

Dakota group, Hayden.

Notes g6ologiques sur les frontieres entre Mexique et les 

Etats-Unis, Marcou, J.

1868. Oil springs in Missouri,

Swallow. 

Meek on Swallow's report on

Kansas, Swallow. 

Notes on railway from Smoky

Hill River, Kans., to the Rio

Grande, Le Conte. 

First and second reports of

survey of Iowa, White, C.

A. 

Surface geology of Raccoon

River region and western

Iowa, St. John. 

Report of State chemist of

Iowa, Heiurich. 

Coal measures in Missouri,

Broadhead. 

Region between Des Moines

and the Missouri, St. John. 

Dyas in Nebraska, Marcou, J.

1869. Remarks on Missouri Valley,

Hayden.

Kupfererz in Texas, Roessler. 

Gegenden jenseits des Mississippi-Flusses, Roessler. 

The Mississippi Valley, Foster,

J. W.

1870. Middle region, etc., of western

Iowa, St. John. 

Report on western Iowa, St.

John. 

Report on Arkansas River,

Abort, S. J. 

Report of survey of Iowa,

White, C. A. 

Middle coal measures of Iowa,

St. John.

1871. Coal-measure fucoids, Broadhead.

Map and sections of rocks of 

Missouri, Swallow.

1872. Report of survey of Nebraska

Hayden.

Paleontology of eastern Nebraska, Meek.
214 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Carboniferous Continued. 

IOWA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, MISSOURI, 

ARKANSAS, INDIAN TERRITORY, 

TEXAS Continued.

1872. Geology of the Missouri Valley,

Hay den.

Resources of Arkansas, James, 

H.

1873. Eeports of surveys of Missouri,

1855-1871, Broadhead, Meek,

Shumard, B. F. 

Geology of Lincoln County,

Mo., Potter. 

Sketch of Missouri, and map,

Swallow.

Geology of northwestern Missouri, Broadhead. 

Iron ores of Missouri, Schmidt. 

Depths of coal seams, Missouri,

Broadhead. 

Rocks of Missouri which admit

of fine polish, Broadhead. 

Erforschung des Nordwesttheiles von Texas, Loew and

Roessler. 

Geologic map of United States,

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock

and Blake. 

Analyses of fuels, etc., Missouri,

Chauvenet.

1874. Cretaceous flora of Western 

Territories, Lesquereux.

Report on Vernon County, Mo., 

Norwood.

Lead and zinc region of southwestern Missouri, Schmidt 

and Leonhard.

Part of eastern Texas, Buckley.

Chemical analyses, survey of 

Missouri.

Lead region of central Missouri, 

Schmidt.

Putman and Schuyler counties, 

Mo., Norwood.

Western Texas, near thirtysecond parallel, Jenney.

Report of-survey of Missouri, 

Broadhead.

Geology of western Texas, Jenney, Newberry.

Coal measures of Jasper and 

Howard counties, Mo., Norwood.

1875. Reconnaissance in Black Hills, 

Winchell, N. H.

Carboniferous C ontiu ued. 

IOWA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, MISSOURI, 

ARKANSAS, INDIAN TERRITORY, 

TEXAS Continued.

1875. Coal 100 miles west of Little

Rock, Ark., Potter. 

Explorations in Nebraska and

Dakota, Hayden. 

Geology of Kansas, Mudge.

1876. Geology between Leavenworth

and the Sierra Nevada, Englemann. 

Second report of survey of

Texas, Buckley. 

Maps of counties of Texas,

Roessler. 

Expedition from Santa Fe to

the Colorado, Newberry.

1877. Tertiary and Cretaceous periods

of Kansas, Mudge. 

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

1878. Form and origin of lead and 

zinc deposits of southwestern 

Missouri, Schmidt.

Geodes of Keokuk formation, 

Wallace, S.J.

Bitumen in Missouri, Broadhead.

Geology of Kansas, Mudge.

Mineral region of southwestern 

Missouri and southeastern 

Kansas, Case.

Petroleum and other hydrocarbons, Broadhead.

Thickness of Missouri coal 

measures, Broadhead.

Missouri iron ores of carboniferous age, Broadhead.

Well at insane asylum, St. 

Louis, Mo., Broadhead.

Geology of the West, Phillips, 

J.V.

1879. Macfarlaue's Geological Railroad Guide to Kansas, 

Mudge.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Arkansas, 

Owen, R.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Missouri, 

Broadhead.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Nebraska, 

Hayden.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 215

Carboniferous Continued. 

IOWA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, MISSOUKI, 

ARKANSAS, INDIAN TERRITORY, 

TEXAS Continued.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Iowa, White, 

C. A.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Indian Territory, Macfarlane.

Notes on Jackson County, Mo., 

Broadhead.

Roseclale coal vein, Kansas, 

Thorne.

Oil wells, Kansas, Thorne.

1880. Geologic examinations in Texas, Boll.

Physical geography and geology of Nebraska, Aughey.

Freinont County, Iowa, Call.

Geology of the Black Hills, 

Newton, H.

Zinc of southern Missouri, Raymond.

Fremont County, Iowa, Call.

Origin and classification of ore 

deposits, Newberry.

Observations in western Texas, 

Whitney, W. H. C.

1881. Mgtamorphic deposit in Woodson County, Kaiis., Mudge.

Carboniferous of southeastern 

Kansas, Broadhead.

Brazos coal field, Texas, Ashburner.

1882. Loess and associated deposits

of Des Moiues, McGee and

Call. 

Cohort rocks of Subcarboniferous, Haworth.

Igneous rocks of Kansas, Hay. 

Coal fields of Cherokee County,

Kans., Haworth. 

Copper region of northern

Texas, Furmau. 

Notes on central branch of

Union Pacific Railroad,

Broadhead.

1883. Fauna at Lime Creek, Iowa,

Calvin.

Carboniferous drift of East 

Davenport, Iowa, MicWhorter.

Local geology, Davenport, 

Iowa, Barris.

Carboniferous Continued. 

IOWA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, MISSOUKI, 

ARKANSAS, INDIAN TERRITORY, 

TEXAS Continued.

1883. Notes on southeastern Kansas, 

Broadhead.

Report on Sebastian County 

and Fort Smith, Ark., GannaAvay.

Jura-Trias of western United 

States, etc., Broadhead.

Geologic history of the American continent, Hall, J.

Quatre mois au Texas, Lancaster.

1884. Soil map of cotton States, Hilgard.

Geology of lead and zinc of 

Kansas, Haworth.

Agricultural features of Texas, 

Loughridge.

Carboniferous of eastern Kansas, Broadhead.

Ripple marks in limestone, 

Wooster.

Triassic beds of Texas, Sternberg.

Paleozoic of central Texas, 

Walcott.

Agricultural description of Indian Territory, Loughridge.

Agricultural features of Arkansas, Loughridge.

Kansas building stones, Broadhead.

Iowa building stones, McGee.

Missouri building stones, 

Broadhead.

1885. Geology of southern Kansas,

Cragin. 

Map of the United States,

McGee. 

Russell artesian well, Kansas,

Parker, J. D. 

Well in Carboniferous at

Brownville, Nebr., Hicks. 

Age of Kansas, Smyth, B. B. 

Artesian well at Fort Scotfc,

Kans., Bailey and Walter. 

Geological history of Johnson

County, Iowa, Calvin. 

Mines of Cartersville, Mo.,

Broadhead.

Some features of southern Kansas, Cragin.
216 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Carboniferous Continued. 

IOWA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, MISSOURI, 

ARKANSAS, INDIAN TERRITORY, 

TEX AS C ontinu ed. 

1886. Dakota group south of Platte 

River, Hicks.

The minerals and rocks of 

Arkansas, McCreath.

Defense of local geology, 

Barris.

Anthracomartus trilobitus, 

Harvey.

Permian in Nebraska, Hicks.

Dakota group south of Platte 

Eiver, Nebr., Hicks.

Report on western Texas, Shumard, G. C.

1887-1889. Well sections, Nebraska, 

Hicks.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Burnet County, Tex., Walker.

Coal in Texas, Streeruwitz.

Story of Colorado River, Hill, 

R.T.

Partial report on geology of 

Texas, Hill, R. T.

Mitchell County, Tex., Broadhead.

Report on northern Texas, 

Cummings.

Permian of Texas, Hill, R. T.; 

White, C. A.

South central Texas, Owen.

Carboniferous of western 

Texas, Cummings, Hill, R. T.

Coal regions of Arkansas, Winslow.

Age of crystalline rocks of Arkansas, Branner.

Northern limit of Mesozoic, 

Hay, R.

West central Arkansas, Cornstock.

Form of ore deposits in limestone in Missouri, Henrich.

Echinodermata of the Mississippi basin, Keyes.

History of Ozark uplift, Broadhead.

Macoii County, Mo., McGee.

Sub carboniferous at Sedalia, 

Mo., Sampson.

Southwestern Missouri, Clerc.

Black Hills, Carpenter, Crosby.

Carboniferous Continued. 

IOWA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, MISSOURI, 

ARKANSAS, INDIAN TERRITORY, 

TEX AS C ontinued. 

1887-1889. Soils of Nebraska, Hicks.

Well at Lincoln, Nebr., Russell. 

F.W.

Well in Pawnee County, Nebr., 

Russell, F. W.

Coal, Ashburner.

Mining districts of El Paso 

County, Tex., Cummins.

Carboniferous in Texas, Cummins.

Present condition of knowledge 

of geology of Texas, Hill, 

R. T.

Chert in upper coal measures, 

Am. Geol.

Coal measures of central Iowa, 

Keyes.

Lower Carbonic gasteropoda 

from Burlington, Iowa, 

Keyes.

Fossils from coal measures of 

Des Moines, Iowa, Keyes.

Johnson County, Iowa, Webster.

Muscatine County, Iowa, Calvin.

Southeastern Iowa, Gordon.

Well at Davenport, Iowa, Tiffany.

Well at Washington, Iowa, Calvin.

Coal measures of Kansas, Bailey, E. H. S.; Wooster.

Coal measures of Lyon County, 

Kans., Kelly.

Salt beds in Permian, Broadhead.

Gas in eastern Kansas, Hay, R.

Kansas, geology of (lecture), 

Hay, R.

History of geologic work in 

Kansas, Hay and Thompson.

Leavenworth well, Kansas, 

Jameson.

Report on geology of Kansas, 

Hay, R.

Region south of the Arkansas, 

Cragin.

Section in Wilson County, 

Kans., Hay, R.

Trias of Kansas, Hay, R.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 217

Carboniferous Continued. 

IOWA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, MISSOURI, 

ARKANSAS, INDIAN TERRITORY, 

TEX AS Continu ed. 

1890. Coal beds of Lafayette County, 

Mo., Winslow.

Introduction, southwestern 

Kansas, McGee.

Southwestern Kansas, Hay.

Analysis of Silverdalo limestone, Catlett.

Artesian wells in Kansas, 

Hay.

Kansas salt mines, Hay.

Permo-Carboniferous of Kansas, Wooster.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Macfarlane's Hallway Guide, 

Broadhead, McGee, St. John, 

Frazer, Loughridge.

Eastern Arkansas, Call.

Areas of continental progress, 

Dana.

Indian Territory and Red River, 

Hill, R. T.

Coal of Indian Territory, 

Chance.

Central Texas, Tarr.

Coal field of Colorado River, 

Tarr.

Trans-Pecos, Tex., Streeruwitz.

Review of Texas geology, Dumble.

Geographic features of Texas, 

Hill, R. T.

Permian of Texas, Cummins.

Centra] mineral region of 

Texas, Comstock.

Central coal field of Texas, 

Cummins.

Concho country, Texas, Cummins and Lerch.

Coal fields of Texas, Weitzel.

Cretaceous of northern Mexico, 

White, C. A.

Keokuk beds, Gordon.

Deep well at Le Mars, Iowa, 

Todd.

Folding in southwestern Iowa, 

Todd.

Brecciated character of St. 

Louis limestone, Gordon.

Crinoids from Burlington limestone, Rowley.

Choctaw coal field, Chance.

Carboniferous Continued. 

IOWA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, MISSOURI, 

ARKANSAS, INDIAN TERRITORY, 

TEXAS Continued.

1890. Crinoids from LeGrande, Iowa, 

Wachmach and Springer.

1891. Reade's theory of origin of 

mountain ranges, Reade.

Western Arkansas, Winslow.

Devonian and Carboniferous 

correlation, Williams, H. S.

Texas Permian and its Mesozoic types of fossils, White, 

C.A.

Report, Mesozoic division of 

invertebrate paleontology, 

United States Geological 

Survey [Texas], White, C. A.

Concho County, Tex., Lerch.

Notes on reconnaissance in Indian Territory, Hill, R. T.

Notes on geology of the Southwest, Hill, R. T.

Report of State geologist of 

Texas, Dumble.

Report on northwestern Texas, 

Cummins.

Result of Texas survey, Dumble.

Washington County, Ark., 

Simouds.

Analysis of limestone from 

Kansas, Stokes.

Fayetteville-Huntsville s e c - 

tion, Harris.

Stratigraphy of central Iowa, 

Keyes.

Fossil faunas of central Iowa, 

Keyes.

Red-rock sandstone of Marion 

County, Iowa, Keyes.

Clay and building stones of 

west central Kansas, Ladd.

Criuoids from Missouri, Miller.

Igneous rocks of Arkansas, 

AVilliams, ,T. P.

Report on Trans-Pecos, Tex., 

Streeruwitz.

Cretaceous [Trans-Pecos, 

Tex.], Taff.

Central mineral region of 

Texas, Comstock.

Central basin of Texas, Curtico.
218 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Carboniferous Continued. 

KOCKY MOUNTAINS TO PACIFIC COAST. 

1823. Expedition from Pittsburg to 

the Rocky Mountains, Long. 

1848. Reconnaissance from Leavenworth to San Diego, Emory. 

Examination in New Mexico, 

Abort, J. W.

1850. Minerals from Santa Fe to 

Chelly, Simpson, J. H.

1851. Geology and resources of California, Tyson, P. T.

1852. Geology and paleontology of 

valley of Salt Lake, Hall, J.

1853. Geologic map of United States,

etc., Marcou, J.

Ge~ologie des Montagues 

rocheuses, Marcou, J.

1854. Preliminary report of survey

in California, Blake, W. P. 

Section ge"ologique des Montagnes rocheuses, Marcou, J.

1855. Geology of Coast Mountains, 

etc., Cal., Trask.

Geology of route to the Pacific 

Ocean in California and Oregon, New berry.

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Report on northern and southern California, Trask.

Review of part of geologic 

map of the United States by 

Marcou, Blake, W. P.

Reconnaissance from the Mississippi to Los Angeles, Cal., 

Marcou, J.

Geology of route to Pacific, 

near thirty-fifth parallel, 

Marcou, J.

Report upon route to the 

Pacific in California, Blake.

Discoveries by Marcou in 

Rocky Mountains, Jackson, 

C. T.

1857. Country along Mexican boundary, Emory.

G eology and paleonto logy, 

Mexican boundary survey, 

Hall, J.

United States and Mexican 

boundary survey, Emory, 

Parry.

1858. Ouvrage relatif a la ge"ologie de 

I'Ame'rique du Nord, Marcou, J.

Carboniferous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO PACIFIC COAST 

 Continued.

1858. Geology and geography of

North America, Rogers, H.

H. 

Fort Leavenworth to Bryans

Pass, Engelmann. 

Permian in New Mexico, Shumard, B. F. 

Geology of North America,

Marcou, J.

1859. Permian of New Mexico, Shumard, B. F. 

Paleontology of New York, vol.

3, Hall, J. 

Note relative aux Montagues

rocheuses, Marcou, J. 

Reply to criticisms of J. D.

Dana, Marcou, J.

1860. Rocky Mountains in vicinity of 

Santa Fe, Blake, W. P.

Carboniferous and Jura-Trias 

of the Northwest, Marcou, 

J.

Discovery of Permian in New 

Mexico, Shuinard, B. F.

Structure of Jornada del 

Muerto, N. Mex., Shumard, 

G.C.

Geology of country below Rio 

Pecos and Rio Grande, Shumard, G. G.

1861. Discoveries by Captain Simp-

 son across the continent,

Meek and Eugelmann. 

Geology at head waters of the 

Missouri, Hayden.

1862. Primordial of Rocky Mountains, Hayden.

1864. Fossils from Carboniferous,

Hall, J.

Geology and mines of Washoe 

region, Nev., Blake, W. P.

1865. Whitney's Geology of California, Brewer.

Report on mines of New Mexico, Owen and Cox.

- Geology of California field 

work, 1860-1865, Whitney, 

J.D.

1866. Faune primordiale dans le pays 

de Galles et la ge"ologie de 

Californie, Marcou, J. 

Age of gold rocks of the Pacific 

Coast, Brewer.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 219

Carboniferous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO PACIFIC COAST

 Continued.

1866. Constitution ge"ologique at 

miniere de la Californie, 

Friguet.

1868. Second annual report of survey of Wyoming, Hay den.

Mittheilungeri von der WestKiiste Nord-Amerikas, Richthofen.

Age of gold rocks of California, 

Brewer.

On fossils in Nevada, etc., 

Whitney, J. D.

Possibility of coal in Nebraska, 

Hayden; White, C. A.

Carboniferous age of gold rocks 

of California, Blake, W. P.

Miscellaneous notes on California, Blako, W. P.

Remarks on geology of Nevada, 

Whitney, J. D.

Exploration in northern Mexico, Esmond.

Formations along eastern margin of Rocky Mountains, 

Hayden.

1869. Exploration of Yellowstone and

Missouri rivers, Haydeii. 

Report of survey of Colorado 

and New Mexico, Hayden.

1870. Goldlagerstiitten Californieus, 

Burkart.

Sun pictures of Rocky Mountain scenery, Haydeu.

Geology of White Pine district, 

Nev., Hague, A.

Egan Canyon district, Nev., 

Hague, A.

Geology of Toyabe range, Nev., 

Emmons, S. F.

Mining industry survey of fortieth parallel, Hague, J. D.

Geology of Silver Bend region, 

Nev., Emnaons, S. F.

1871. Notes on Wyoming and Colorado, Hayden.

Preliminary report on Wyoming, etc., Hayden.

Eastern Uinta Mountains, 

Marsh.

1872. General report on Montana and 

adjacent Territories, Hayden.

Carboniferous C ontinued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO PACIFIC COAST 

 Continued.

1872. Mountains of Colorado, Foster, 

J.W.

Geysers of Yellowstone and 

Firehole rivers, Hayden.

Report on survey of Territories, 

Hayden.

Report on Arizona and Nevada, 

Gilbert.

Map of Montana and Wyoming, 

Hayden and Peale.

Map of sources of Snake River, 

etc., Hayden and Bradley.

Geology of the Missouri Valley, 

Haydeu.

Paleontologic report on Wyoming, Meek.

Profiles and sections to accompany final report of survey 

of Territories, Hayden.

1873. Silver mines of Pioche, Durand.

SpergeuHill fossils from Idaho, 

Hill.

Geology of Avestern Wyoming, 

Comstock.

Silver ores of White Pine district, Claytonj J. E.

Sixth report of survey of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and 

Utah, Hayden.

Structure of country north of 

Colorado Canyon, Powell, 

J.W.

Distribution of mining districts, Raymond.

Report of Snake River division, 

Bradley, F. H.

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C.H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

Reconnaissance along Union 

Pacific Railroad, Bannister.

Paleontologic report on Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and 

Utah, Meek.

Report on Montana, Idaho, 

Wyoming, and Utah, Peale.

Explorations in Uuita Mountains, Utah, Jones, W. A.

Explorations of 1872 under F. 

V. Haydeu, Snake River region, Bradley, F. H.
220 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Carboniferous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO PACIFIC COAST 

 Continued.

1874. Report on San Luis division,

Colo., Endlich. 

Notes on mining districts of

Utah, Gilbert, G.K. 

Researches in Arizona and

Nevada, Gilbert. 

Report on South Park district,

Colo., Peale. 

Notes on Bristol and Eagle

districts, Nov., Ho well, E. E. 

Wheeler's Expedition nach NeuMexiko und Arizona, Loew. 

Exploration of the Colorado,

Powell, J.W. 

Reconnaissance in Ute country,

Prout, Hawn, F.; Hawn, L. 

Report of survey of Colorado,

1873, Haydeu.

1875. Northwestern Wyoming, Cornstock, T..B.

Report on portions of Nevada, 

Utah, California, and Arizona, Gilbert.

Pueblo range, Blake, J.

Report on portions of New 

Mexico and Arizona surveyed 

in 1873, Gilbert, G.

Remarks on geology of New 

Mexico, Le Conte.

Report on northwestern New 

Mexico, Cope.

Report on portions of Colorado 

and New Mexico, Loew.

Wheeler's zweite Expedition 

nach Neu-Mexiko und Colorado, Loew.

Report from St. George, Utah, 

to Gila River, Ariz., Marvine.

Surface features of front range 

of Rocky Mountains, Hayden.

Report on Utah, Arizona, Nevada, and New Mexico, 

Ho well, E. E.

Geology of portions of Colorado surveyed in 1873, Stevenson.

Peculiar forms of erosion in 

eastern Colorado, Hay den.

Explorations of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

Carboniferous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO PACIFIC COAST 

 Continued.

1875. Recency of certain volcanoes of 

the West, Gilbert.

Mines and geology of the San 

Juan country, Endlich.

Geology of Sierra Nevada in 

relation to vein mining, Bowman.

Carboniferous coal in Nevada, 

Brown, A. J.

1876. Report ou geology of Colorado 

by Stevenson, Dana, J. D.

Uinta Mountains, Powell, J.W.

Paleontology of Great Basin exploration by Simpsou, Meek.

Expedition from Santa Fe to 

the Colorado, Newberry.

Report of San Juan division 

survey of Colorado, Endlich.

Maps of parts of California, 

Nevada, Arizona, Utah, New 

Mexico, and Colorado, Gilbert, Marvine and Howell.

Report on northwestern portion 

of Elk range, Colo., Holmes, 

W. H.

Paleontology of plateau province, White, C. A.

Colorado plateau province, 

Gilbert.

Section between head waters 

of Missouri and Yellowstone, 

Hayden.

Report of surveys for 1874, 

Hayden.

Paleozoic subdivision on fortieth parallel, King, C.

Report of middle division of 

survey of Colorado, Peale.

Report on west portion of Elk 

range, Colo., Holmes, W. H.

1877. Remarks on Mesozoic and Cenozoic, Meek. 

Field work in Teton region,

St. John. 

Preliminary report of survey of

Territories, Hayden. 

Descriptive geology, fortieth

parallel survey, Hague and

Emrnons. 

Age of Rocky Mountains in

Colorado., Peale, Stevenson.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 221

Carboniferous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO PACIFIC COAST 

 Continued.

1877. Report in Grand River region,

Peale. 

Map of parts of Arizona, Marcou, Gilbert and Marvine. 

Pecul iar type of eruptive mountains in Colorado, Peale. 

Results of surveys fin? 1875,

Hayden. 

Report of southeastern division,

survey of Colorado, Endlich. 

Map of parts of Arizona and

New Mexico, Gilbert, Howell

and Loew. 

Report on fossils from Nevada,

Utah, Colorado, etc., White,

C.A.

Henry Mountains, Gilbert. 

Report on White River district,

Colo., Endlich. 

Report of San Juan region,

Colo., Holmes, W. H.

1878. Preliminary report of survey of 

Territories, 1878, Hayden.

San Juan region, McCauley, 

C.A.H.

Report on Big Horn Mountains, 

Carpenter.

San Juan region, McCauley, 

C. A. H.

Striking products of erosion in 

Colorado, Endlich.

Portion of northwestern Colorado, White, C. A.

Grand River district, Colo., 

Peale.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Utah, etc., Davis, W. M.; Hague.

Report of operations in Colorado and New Mexico, Stevenson.

Sweetwater district, Endlich.

Ore deposits of Leadville Heinrich, C.

Survey of the fortieth parallel, 

Newberry.

Review of Hayden's Atlas of 

Colorado and sketch of the 

geology of the Northwest, 

Morgan, A.

Ores of Eureka district, Nov., 

Blake.

Carboniferous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO PACIFIC COAST 

 Continued.

1879. Jura-Trias of Idaho and western Wyoming, Peale.

Jura-Trias of western North 

America, White, C. A.

Eureka lode, Nov., Keyes, W. S.

Fossil forests in volcanic Tertiary of Yellowstone Park, 

.Holmes, W. H.

Progress of survey of Wyoming 

and Idaho, Hayden.

Carboniferous fossils from Colorado, etc., White, C. A.

Geology of Green River district, 

Peale.

1880. Report of Rocky Mountain division, Emmons, S. F.

Report on Colorado Canyon district, Button.

Auriferous gravels of Sierra 

Nevada, Whitney, J. D.

High plateaus of Utah, Dutton, Powell.

Twin Lakes and Teocalli Mountain, Colo., Hayden.

Report on work in Eureka district, Hague.

Relations of Permian to Aubrey 

beds, Gilbert.

Permian of North America, 

Dutton.

Reconnaissance in San Francisco, Eureka, and Bodie districts, Becker.

Archean of Wasatch Mountains, Geikie, A.

Permian and other Paleozoics 

of Kanab Valley, Ariz., 

Walcott.

Southern Arizona, Cox, E. T.

1881. Examinations in Colorado and

New Mexico, Stevenson. 

Atlas of Colorado, Hayden,F.V. 

Deer creek cpal fields, Ariz.,

Devereux, Walcott. 

Lake valley mining district,

Cope. 

Age of Silver Reef sandstone,

Maynard.

1882. Porphyry dike, Tombstone,

Ariz., Blake, W. P. 

Physical geology of Grand 

Canyon district, Dutton.
222 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Carboniferous C ontinuecl. 

ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO PACIFIC COAST 

 Continued.

1882. Report on work in high plateau region, Dutton.

Geology and veins of Tombstone, Ariz., Blake, W. P.; 

Church, P.

Section in shafts near Leadville, Colo., Van Wagener.

Mineral region of southern New 

Mexico, Silliman.

Jura-Trias of southwestern 

Colorado, Hills, R. C.

Report of work in Eureka district, Hague, A.

Facts in Montana, Idaho, Utah, 

and Colorado, Newberry.

Geologisches und Montanistisches aus Utah, Ochsenius.

Age of Lake Valley mines in 

New Mexico, Silliman, Cope.

Tertiary history of Grand Canyon district, Dutton, C. E.

Southern New Mexico, Silliman.

1883. Geology of Yellowstone Park,

Holmes, W. H. 

Note sur la ge"ologie de la Californie, Marcou, J. 

Mining region of southern New

Mexico, Endlich. 

Development of resources of

Colorado, Smith, J. A. 

Progress of geology, 1882,

Hunt, T. S. 

Geology of Silver King mine,

Arizona, Blake, W. P. 

Geology of Eureka district,

Nev., Hague. 

Report on Wind River district.

St. John.

Portions of Nevada, Utah, California, and Arizona, Gilbert,

G.K. 

Note on Triassic of Rocky

Mountains, Dawsou, G. M. 

Pre-Carboniferous in Grand

Canyon of the Colorado, Walcott.

San Juan region, Colo., Cornstock.

1884. Silver-lead deposits of Eureka,

Nev., Curtis, J. S. 

Fossiliferous rocks of California, Whitney, J. D.

Carboniferous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO PACIFIC COAST 

 Continued.

1884. Silver and iron in Neuvo Leon 

andCoahuila, Mexico,Frazer.

Buffalo Peaks, Colo., Emmons, 

S. F.

United States Geological Survey work in California, 

Becker.

Paleontology of Eureka district, Walcott.

Field work in Cascade range, 

Diller.

Report on observations in Nevada and* the Grand Canyon, 

Walcott.

Geology of the Rocky Mountain 

district, Emmous, S. F.

Lower Burlington limestone in 

New Mexico, Springer.

Report from Carroll to the 

Yellowetone Park, Dana and 

Grinnell.

1885. Progress of geology, 1883, Hunt, 

T. S.

Notes on stratigraphy of California, Becker.

Mesozoic and Cenozoic of California, White, C. A.

Section of Eureka district, 

Hague, A.

Separation of strata in folding, 

Bulkley, F. C.

Geologic sketch of Pacific division, Becker.

La Plata Mountains, Colo., 

Freeman.

Notes on two ore deposits of 

southwest New Mexico, Furman.

Map of the United States, 

McGee.

Geologic .sketch of Rocky 

Mountain division, Emmons, 

S. F.

Enlargements of fragments in 

certain rocks, Irving and 

Van Hise.

Mount Taylor and Zuni Plateau, Dutton.

Map of the United States, McGee.

1886. Eureka-Beck decision, C.

Fossils from central Montana, 

Whitfield.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 223

Carboniferous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO PACIFIC COAST

 Continued. 

1886. Aspen region, Colp., Lakes.

Leadville ore deposits, Colo., 

Rolker.

Geological battle of the Cornstock, Church, J. A.

Supermetamorphism and vulcanism, Comstock.

Sulphides of Leadville, Colo.,

Freeland.

 Iron-ore deposits in Colorado, 

Rolker.

Geology and mining of Leadville, Emmons, S. F.

Coal in Carboniferous in Colorado, Hills.

Report on western Texas, Shumard, G. C.

Sail Juan Mountains, Stevens.

Notes on northern California,

Diller.

1887-1889. Copper ores near Morenci, 

Ariz., Heinrich.

Copper ores of the Southwest, 

Wendt.

Aspen region, Colo., Brnntou, 

Emmons, S. F.; Henrich, 

Siver.

Eagle County, Colo., Tilden.

Geology of Colorado ore deposits, Lakes.

Leadville region, Ihlseng, 

Blow.

Iron resources of Colorado, 

Chauveiiet.

Marbles of western United 

States, Newberry.

Mountain upthrusts, White, 

C. A.

Northwestern coal region of 

Colorado, Hewitt.

Oil fields of Freniont County, 

Colo., Ihlseng.

Oil fields of Colorado, Newberry.

Ouray County, Colo., Kedzie.

Rocky Mountain region, Hills.

San Juan region, Ihlseng.

Sylvauite mines, Eng. and Mining Jour.

Caribou Mountain, Idaho, Van 

Diest.

Carboniferous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO PACIFIC COAST

 Continued. 

1887-1889. Map of United States,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Report of Territorial geologist

of Wyoming, Ricketts. 

Form of ore deposits in limestone, Henrich. 

San Pedro copper mines in New

Mexico, Heinrich. 

Transcontinental surveys,

Lang. 

Report of Montana division,

Hay den. 

Notes on Colorado ore deposits,

Emmons, S. F. 

Relations of ore deposits,

Einrnons, S. F.

Report of mineralogist of California, Goodyear, Irelan.

Mono County, Cal., Whi.ting.

Report of Montana division, 

Peale.

Report of division of p a 1 e o - 

botany, Ward, L. F.

Northwestern Colorado region, 

White, C. A.

Lasseu Peak region, Diller.

Rocky Mountain region, analysis of limestone from M o n - 

tana, Catlett.

1890. Movements in Rocky Mountains, Emmons, S. F.

Ext inct volcanoes in Colorado, 

Lakes.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Davis,W. M.; Dawson, G. M.; 

Emmons, S. F.; Gilbert, 

Hague, Pumpelly, Putnam, 

Button, Cooper.

Displacements in Grand Canyon, Walcott.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Iron resources of Colorado, 

Chauvenet.

Aspen district, Colo., Newberry.

Amador County, Cal., Brown.

Placer and Nevada counties, 

Cal., Hobson.

Report of Montana division, 

United States Geological 

Survey, Peale.

1891. Perry Park, Colo., Cannon.
224 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Carboniferous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO PACIFIC COAST

 Continued. 

1891. Devonian and Carboniferous,

correlation, Williams, H. S. 

Great Falls coal field, Mont.,

Newberry.

Mother lode region in California, Fairbanks. 

Analysis of sandstones from

Arizona, Chatard. 

Features of Rocky Mountains,

Hills.

Crystallines of northern California, Dutton.

CANADA (including all of British America). 

1824. Journey across Newfoundland,

Cormack.

Newfoundland in 1842, Bonnycastle.

1826. Geology of voyages, Northwest

Passage, by Perry; Jameson.

1829. Mineralogy and geology of a

part of Nova Scotia, Jackson

and Alger.

Geology and mineralogy of 

Nova Scotia, Brown and 

Smith.

1831. Essay on metallic minerals in

Canada, Baddeley. 

Geognosy of St. Paul Bay,

Baddeley.

Mineralogy and geology of 

Nova Scotia, Jackson and 

Alger.

1832. Arctic geology, Jameson. 

. 1833. Magdalen Islands, Baddeley. 

1836. Scientific expedition, Maine and 

Nova Scotia, Emmons, E.

1839. First report on survey of New

Brunswick, Gesner. 

Preliminary report on Newfoundland, Jukes.

1840. Handbook of Nova Scotia,

Dawson, J. W.

Second report on survey of 

New Brunswick, Gesner.

1841. Coal of Cape Breton, Brown, R. 

Third report on New Brunswick, Gesner.

1842. Fourth report of survey of New

Brunswick, Gesner. 

Excursions in Newfoundland in 

1839 and 1840, Jukes.

Carboniferous Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued. 

1843. Trees in coal of Cumberland,

Nova Scotia, Lyell. 

Coal of Nova Scotia and a.ge of 

gypsum and limestone, Lyell. 

Report of survey of New BrunsAvick, Gesner.

Report on survey of Newfoundland, Jukes.

1845. Newer coal of eastern Nova

Scotia, Dawson, J. W, 

Lower Carboniferous of Nova

Scotia, Dawsori, J. W. 

Geology of Cape Breton,

Brown, R. 

Travels in North America,

Lyell.

1846. Coal fields of Caribou Cove,

Dawson, J. W. 

Erect trees in coal fields of Cape

Breton, Brown, R. 

Shore of St. Lawrence from

Cape Rosier to Cape Chat,

Logan. 

Geologic map of Nova Scotia.,

Gesner.

1847. Gypsiferous strata of Cape Breton, Brown, R.

1848. New red sandstone of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

Gypsum of Nova Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

Coal fields of Caribou Cove,etc., 

Dawsou, J. W.

Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C.

1849. Coloring matter of red sandstones, etc., Dawson, J. W. 

Gypsum of Nova Scotia, Gesner.

1850. Sketch of geology of New

Brunswick, Robb. 

Lower coal measures of Cape

Breton, Brown, R. 

Rocks of eastern Nova Scotia,

Dawsou, J. W. 

Age of copper rocks of lakes

Superior and Huron, a 11 d

structure of Canada, Logan.

1851. Fossil rain marks, Lyell.

Report on Albert coal mine,

Jackson and Percival. 

Report on Albert coal mine,

Jackson.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 225

Carboniferous Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1351. Asphaltuni mine at Hillsboro, 

Taylor, R. C.

1852. Notes on red sandstones of

Nova Scotia, Dawson, J. W. 

Fossil fishes from coal of New 

Brunswick, Marcou, J.

1853. Sur le terrain houiller d'Hillsboro, New Brunswiclc, Jackson, C.T.

.Reptilian remains in tree trunk 

in coal of Nova Scotia, Lyell.

Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

Albert mine, New Brunswick, 

Dawson,.!. W.

1854. Nature of Hillsboro coal, Rogers, W. B.

Coal measures of South Joggins, Nova Scotia, Dawsou, 

J. W.

Sigillaria, etc., South Joggins, 

Jackson, C. T.

Structure of Albion coal measures, Dawsou, J. W.; Poole.

Asphaltnm at Hillsboro, New 

Brunswick, Taylor, R. C.

Origin of materials in New 

Brunswick formations, Jackson, C. T.

Coal at head of Bay of Fundy, 

Jackson, C. T.

Fossil in fossil tree iu coal of 

Nova Scotia, and on origin of 

coal, Lyell.

1855. Esquisse ge"ologique ilu Canada, Logaii and Hunt.

Geology of Hudson Bay territory and portions of the Arctic regions, Isbester.

Ueber die Geologic von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

Acadian geology, Dawson, 

J.W.

1856. A second bed of coal, Albert 

mine,New Brunswick,Hayes, 

A.A.

Geology of New Brunswick and 

Nova Scotia, Jackson, C. T.

Rocks from Arctic Archipelago, 

Murchisoiu

Fossil wood from Prince Edward Island, Dawson.

Bull. 127 15

Carboniferous Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1857. Collection de roches et do 

fossiles du Canada, Rotterinund.

Parallelism of rocks of Nova 

Scotia, Dawsou, J. W.

Notes on Arctic travel in search 

of Sir John Franklin, Houghton, S.

Elevation and subsidence, theories of the earth, origin of 

strata, distribution of formations, Billings.

1858. Coal fields of United States

and British Provinces,

Rogers, H. D.

Lectures on coal, Le Conte, J. 

Geology of .North America,

Marcou, J. 

Dates of intrusives in Laurentiau of Canada, Logau. 

Coal in Canada, Dawsou, J. W.

1859. Report of Assiuuiboino and

Saskatchewan expedition,

Hind. 

Paleontology of New York, vol.

3, Hall, J. 

Lower coal measures in British

America, Dawsou, J. W.

1860. Oil coal near Picton, Nova Scotia., How. 

Coal Held of Pictou, Poole,

Dawsou, J. W.

Silurian and Devonian of Nova 

Scotia, Dawsou, J. W.

1861. Coal in Albertrnine, Now Brunswick, Rogers, W. B.

Pro-Carboniferous flora of New 

Brunswick, Maine, and eastern Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Albert coal of New Brunswick, 

Rogers, W. B.

Coal and albertite of New 

Brunswick, Leidy.

Country between Lake Superior and the Pacific, Hector.

Ago of New Brunswick, etc., 

sandstone, Rogers, W. B.; 

Agassiz, L.

Some points in American geology, Hunt, T. S.

Sigillaria from South Joggius, 

Rogers, W. B.
226 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Carboniferous Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1861. Comparison of Lower Carboniferous of Nova Scotia, etc., 

Rogers, W. B.

1862. Catalogue of economic minerals, Logan.

Geology and physical characteristics of Newfoundland, 

Perley.

Gold fields of Nova Scotia, 

Honey man.

Saurian vertebras from Nova 

Scotia, Marsh, O. C.

1863. Geology of St. John County, 

New Brunswick, Matthews.

Flora of Devonian in northeastern America, Da\\ sou, 

J. W.

Report of explorations in British America, Hector.

Fossils of different coal seanis 

in Nova Scotia, Poole.

Report of survey of Canada to 

1863, Logan.

1864. Pre-Carbouiferous age of gold 

of Nova Scotia, Hartt.

Notes on geology and botany 

of New Brunswick, Bailey, 

L.W.

Geology of Arisaig, Nova Scotia, Honeyman.

Mines and minerals of New 

Brunswick, Bailey, L. W.

1865. Azoic and Paleozoic of south- 

.ern New Brunswick, Matthew.

Geology of Arisaig, Nova Scotia, Honeyman.

Preliminary report on New 

Brunswick, Hind.

Albertite of New Brunswick, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Reiseskizzeu aus New-Brunswick, Credner.

Bed of coal along lean beds of 

Joggins and Albert regions, 

Kendry.

Sub-Carboniferous conglomerate in the far West, Lesquereux.

Section of coal measures on 

Cape Breton, Lesley, J. P.; 

Dawson, J. W.

C arboniferous C outinued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1865. Geology of southern New

Brunswick, Bailey, L. W. 

Iron of Nova Scotia, Hedley. 

Duusinan coal, New Brunswick, 

Matthew.

1866. Bitumen on Point Lewis and 

origin of coal, Andersou, 

W. J.

Origin of some of the earth's 

features, Dana, J. D.

Report of survey of Newfoundland for 1865, Murray, A.

On deposition of coal, Dawson, 

J. W.

Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

Remarks on geology of Newfoundland, Logan.

Coal, iron, and oil, Daddow.

Report on Laurentian limestones, salt, and petroleum, 

Hunt, T. S.

Geology of Autigouish County, 

Nova Scotia, Honeyman.

1867. Report of survey of Newfoundland for 1866, Murray, A. 

Description gOologique du Canada, Hunt, T. S.

1868. Recent bird tracks in basin of 

Minas, Hartt.

Survey of Newfoundland for 

1868, Murray, A.

Hurouian and Lower Carboniferous of New Brunswick, 

Matthew.

Subdivision of Acadian Carboniferous limestone, Hartt, 

Dawsou, J. W.

Recent discoveries in Canada, 

Dawson, J. W.

Geology of Alaska, Blake, T. A.

1869. Geology of Mackenzie Valley, 

Meek.

Origin of alvertite and allied 

minerals, Peckham.

Mineralogy of Nova Scotia, 

How, H.

Fossil plants fromGasp6, Dawsou, J. W.

1870. Explorations in China, Richthopen.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 227

Carboniferous Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1870. Laurentian and Huronian of 

Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Hind.

Pictou coal and iron, Hartley.

Report on Pictou coal field, 

Hartley.

New points on Acadian geology, Dawson, J. W.

Report on part of New Brunswick, Robb.

Notes on Springhill coal, Hartley.

Peculiarity in coal seam of 

Nova Scotia, Rutherford.

Explorations in Pictou coal 

field, Haliburton.

Londonderry iron in i n e s , 

Honeyman.

Geology of Arisaig, Nova Scotia, Honeyman.

Report of Pictou coal field, 

Logan.

Coal field of Nova Scotia, 

Rutherford.

1871. Coal fields of Cape Breton, 

Brown, R.

Spore cases in coals, Dawson, 

J. W.

Coal fields of Nova Scotia, 

Rutherford, J.; Howe, J.

Metalliferous deposit of Gloucester, New Brunswick, Henwood.

Report on Prince Edward 

Island, Dawson and Harrington.

1872. Northwestern New Brunswick, 

Robb.

Investigation in New BruusAvick, Bailey.

Physiography of Prince Edward Island, Dawson, J. W.

Notes on Prince Edward Island, 

Dawson, J. W.

Southern New Brunswick, Bailey and Matthew.

Bay and River Exploits, Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Carboniferous of Newfoundland, Murray, A.

1873. Impressions and footprints on 

Carboniferous rocks, Dawson, J. W.

Carboniferous Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1873. Carboniferous of New Brunswick, Bailey and Matthew.

G eologic map of Newfoundland, 

Murray, A.

Geology of Lower Carboniferous of Canada, Dawson, J. 'W.

Cumberland coal field andiron 

of Cobequid, Hind.

Pictou coal field, Gilpin.

Coal mines of Sydney field, 

Cape Breton, Robb.

Borings for coal. New Castle 

Bridge, New Brunswick, Ells.

1874. Coal field of Cumberland 

County,NovaScotia,McOuat.

History of a bowlder, Honeyman.

Pre-Carboniferous of Pictou 

coal field, Honeyman.

Nova Scotian geology, Honeyman.

Springhill coal field, Nova Scotia, Barlow.

Notes on Nova Scotia and Cape 

Breton, Honey man.

Geology of southern New 

Brunswick, Hunt, T. S.

Record of observations on Nova 

Scotia geology, Honeyman.

Carboniferous of St. Georges 

Bay, Newfoundland, Gilpiu.

Coal and Lower Carboniferous 

of western Newfoundland, 

Gilpin.

Country between the Red River 

and the Saskatchewan and 

Lake Superior, Bell, R.

Grouping of Pictou coal seams, 

Gilpin.

Upper coal of east Nova Scotia 

and Prince Edward Island, 

Dawson, J. W.

Explorations in British Columbia, Richardson, J.

Metamorphism in Nova Scotia 

and Cape Breton, Honeymau.

1875. Explorations in Port-a-Port 

and St. Georges Bay, Newfoundland, Howley.

Relations of iron ores of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

Notes on Sydney coal field, 

Cape Breton, Routledge.
228 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BOLL. 127.

Carboniferous Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1875. Submarine coal of Cape Breton, 

Gilpiu.

1876. Explorations in Nova Scotia,

Eobb.

Economic minerals and stratigraphy of Canada, Selwyn. 

Eeport of survey of Canada for

1874-75, Selwyn. 

Outline of geology of Canada,

Chapman, E. J. 

Fossils from Vancouver :uid

Sucia islands, Meek. 

Invertebrates from coal rocks

of Queen Charlotte Islands,

Whiteaves. 

Iron ores of Carleton County,

New Brunswick, Ells. 

Borings in Queens County, New

Brunswick, Ells. 

Coal and oil of the United

States, Boyd, E. F.

1877. Notes on Lower Peace and Athabasca rivers, Macoun.

Exploration in British Columbia, Selwyn.

Geological map of Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Rocks of Newfoundland, Milne.

Position of new red sandstone, 

Frazer.

Explorations in Cape Breton, 

Fletcher.

Iron ores of Nova Scotia, Gilpi n.

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

Coal fields of Cumberland 

County, Nova Scotia, Barlow.

1878. Catalogue of rocks, minerals, 

and fossils. of Canada, Harrington, B. J.

Belleveau mining operations, 

Burwash.

Explorations in British Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

Geology of Gays River gold 

field, Honeyman.

Geology of route of Intercolonial Railway, Bell:

Geology of coast of Arctic lands, 

Feilden and De Rauce.

Geology of part of Nova Scotia, 

Fletcher.

Carboniferous Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1878. Notes on miscellaneous rocks of 

Canada survey, Harrington.

Iron ores from Pictou County, 

Gilpin.

Nova Scotia geology, Honeyman.

A month in New Brunswick, 

Honeyman.

Leading geologic areas of Canada, Chapman, E. J.

Southern synclinal of Pictou 

coal field, Gilpiu.

Analysis of Spring Hill coals, 

How.

Reconnaissance of Leech River 

vicinity, Dawson, G. M.

Lower Carboniferous of Albert 

and Westernland counties, 

New Brunswick, Bailey and 

Ells.

. 1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Hunt, T. S.

Huronian and Cambrian of 

southern New Brunswick, 

Bailey.

Pre-Silurian of southern Now 

Brunswick, Ells.

Superficial geology of southern 

New Brunswick, Matthew.

Geologic map of Newfoundland, Murray and Howley.

Surveys in Cape Breton, 

Fletcher.

1880. North Staffordshire district, 

Merritt, W. H.

Lecture notes on geology of 

Canada, Dawson, J.

Report of survey of Newfoundland for 1879, Murray, A.

Geologic action of humus acids, 

Julien.

Report on southern New Brunswick, Bailey, Matthew and 

Ells.

Chemical contributions to the 

geology of Canada, Hoftmann.

1881. Notes on Alaska, Dall.

Sketch of geology of British

Columbia, Dawson, G. M. 

Recent papers on geology of

Nova Scotia, Daws J. W.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 229

Carboniferous Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1881. Fossils from red sandstone system of Prince Ed ward Island, 

Bain.

Geology of British Columbia, 

Dawsou, G. M.

Relations and fossils of Silurian ores of Picton; Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

Northern New Brunswick, Ells.

Magdalen Islands, Richardson, J.

Gypsum of Nova Scotia, Gilpin.

Report on counties of Nova 

Scotia, Fletcher, H.

Chemical contributions to geology of Canada, Hoffmann.

1882. Geologic waifs from Magdalen 

Islands, Honey man.

Nova Scotian geology, Honeyman.

Liniouite and limestones of Pictou, Nova Scotia, Gilpin.

Sable Island, Macdouald.

North outcrop of Cumberland 

coal, Gilpiu.

1883. Ge"ologie du lac St.-Jean, Laflamine. 

Geologic history of St. John

River, New Brunswick,

Bailey. 

Northern and eastern New

Brunswick, Ells. 

Glaciation of Newfoundland,

Murray, A. 

Report on Gaspe" Peninsula,

Ells. 

Successive Paleozoic floras of

Canada, Dawsou, J. W. 

Fishes, etc., from Devonian at

Campbelltown, New Brunswick, Whiteaves.

1884. Albert and Westmorelaud counties, New Brunswick, Huntington.

Descriptive sketch of eastern 

Canada, Selwyn.

1885. Report on northern Cape Breton, Fletcher.

Relations of geologic work in 

Canada and the Old World, 

Dawsou, J. W.

Contacts and-ancient erosions 

in New Brunswick, Bailey.

Carboniferous Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1885. Comparison of Nova Scotia

coal fields, Gilpiu. 

Chemical contributions to geology of Canada, Hoffmann. 

Geology and fossil flora of

Prince Edward Island, Bain

and Francis. 

York and Carleton counties;

New Brunswick, Bailey,

L.W. 

Near forty-ninth parallel, west

of Rocky Mountains, Bauerman. 

Manganese of Nova Scotia,

Gilpin.

1886. Notes of excursions in Nova 

Scotia,, Honeymau.

Analysis of Pictou coal, Gilpin.

Iron of Pictou County, Nova 

Scotia, Gilpin.

Glaciation of Halifax Harbor, 

rioneyman.

Carboniferous of Cape Breton, 

Gilpin.

Geology of Autigonish, Nova 

Scotia, Honeyman.

Manganese of Loch Lomond, 

Gilpiu.

Physical features and glacial 

action in Nova Scotia, Murphy.

De Bert coal field, Nova Scotia, 

Gilpin.

Nova Scotian geology, Honey- 

^rnan.

Pictou coal field, Poole.

Sydney coal field, Cape Breton, 

Routledge.

Nova Scotia gold, Gilpiu.

Formations of portions of New 

Brunswick and Nova Scotia, 

Ells.

Geology of Cape Breton, Gilpin.

Sydney coal field, Routledge.

Explorations in New Brunswick, Bailey, L. W. 

1887-1889. [Absence on] At ta wa 

pish kat and Albany rivers, 

Bell.

Bowlder in Halifax coal, Spencer, J.

Cape Breton, Gilpin.
230 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Carboniferous Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1887-1889. Coal-bearing rocks, 

Adams, F. D.

Eozoic and Paleozoic of Canada, Dawspn, J. W.

Ice in Carboniferous period, 

Poole.

Mount Stephen, British Columbia, McConnell.

New Brunswick, Bailey, L. 

W.

Northern part of Dominion, 

Dawson, G. M.

Northern Vancouver Island, 

Dawson, G. M.

Nova Scotia, faults and foldings of Pictou coal field, 

Gilpin.

Nova Scotia, Guysboro, Antigonish, and Pictou, Fletcher.

Nova Scotia, limestone of East 

River, Gilpin.

Nova Scotia, Halifax and Colchester counties, Honeyman.

Permian moraine in Prince Edward Island, Bain.

Rocky Mountains near the 

fifty-first parallel, McConnell.

Yukon expedition, Dawson, 

G. M. . Map of United States, Hitchcock, C.H.

Caribou district, British Columbia, Bowman.

Pictou and Colchester counties, 

Nova Scotia, Fletcher.

Yukon district, Dawson, G. M. 

1890. Nova Scotia Carboniferous conglomerate, Gilpin.

Triassic traps of Nova Scotia, 

Marsters.

Archean axes of eastern North 

America, Dana, J. D.

Serpentines, Giroux.

Progress in New Brunswick, 

Bailey.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Dawson, G. M.

Nova Scotia minerals, Gilpin.

Nova Scotia, Fletcher, Faribault.

Carboniferous Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1891. West Kootanie district, Dawson, G. M.

Devonian of Cape Breton, Gilpin.

Glacial geology of Cape Breton, 

Honeyman.

Gleanings in Nova Scotia and 

Cape Breton, Honeymau.

Structure of Selkirk range, 

Dawson, J. W.

Carboniferous fossils from New 

Brunswick, Dawson, J. W.

Age of the Catskill flora, Dawson, J. W.

Nova Scotia, Gilpin.

Manganese deposite of New 

Brunswick, Whittle.

Quaco, New Brunswick, Whittle.

Devonian and Carbonifsrous, 

correlation, Williams, H. S.

Manganese deposits, Penrose. 

GENERAL.

1831. Carboniferous of United States 

and position of old red sandstone, Taylor, R. C.

1832. Order of succession of rocks 

of the earth, Featherstonhaugh.

1835. Report on elevated country between Missouri and Red rivers, Featherstonhaugh.

1841. History of geologic studies in 

the United States, Hitchcock, E.

1843. Geology of New York, first

district, Mather. 

Pale"ontologie de l'Ame"rique 

compared de 1'Europe, Orbigny.

1844. Paleozoics of Appalachians,

Rogers and Rogers. 

1847. Termination of Paleozoic and

commencement of Mesozoic,

Owen, D. D. 

1851. Systems of elevation of North

America, Foster and Whitney. 

1854. Equivalency of coal, Rogers

and Desor. 

Geologic map of United States

by Marcou, Am. Jour, Sci.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 231

Carboniferous Continued. 

GENERAL Continued. 

1855. Rapport sur la partie gdologique de PExpositiou de NewYork, Lyell.

1858. Physical geography attending 

production of the Paleozoic 

strata, Rogers, H. D.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Geology and geography of 

North America, Rogers, H. D.

Lectures on coal, Le Coute, J.

Permian of eastern and western 

America, d'Archiac.

1859. Coal formations of North

America, Lesquereux. 

1801. Effects of subsiding ocean floor 

on deposits, Rogers, W. B.

Age of red sandstone of Maine, 

Jackson, C. T.

Some points in American geology, Hunt, T: S.

Devonian and Carboniferous of 

Iowa, Rogers, W. B.

1862. Extension of Carboniferous of 

the United States, Stevens.

1863. Appalachians and Rocky Mountains in geologic history, 

Dana, J. D.

American Devonian, Dawson, 

J. W.

1865. On terms Peneen, Permian, and

Dyas, Marcou, J. 

Plants from Yellowstone expedition, Newberry.

1870. Studies in chemical geogony, 

Wnrtz.

1872. Coal area of the Uuited States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

1874. Circles of deposition, Newberry.

Position of Cincinnati group. 

Miller, S. A.

1875. Explication de la carte gdologiquo de la terre, Marcou, J. 

Equivalency of coal measures

of United. States and Europe,

White, C. A. 

Northwestern Wyoming, Cojnstoek, T. B.

1876. Tertiary flora and age of North 

American lignite, Lesqnereux.

Review of fossil flora of North 

America, Lesquereux.

Carboniferous Continued. 

GENERAL Continued.

1876. Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley.

1877. Critical periods in the history

of the earth, Le Conte. 

Vertebrate life in America, 

Marsh.

1878. Thesaurus Devouico-Carboniferous, Bigsby.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Hunt, T. S.; Macfar] aue.

1880. Geologic action of humus acids,

Julien. 

Limites du Carbonifere, Lesley,

J.P. 

Geologic history of North

American flora, Newberry.

1881. Shaler and Davis's "Glaciers,"

McGee.

Illustrations of the earth^ surface, glaciers, Shaler and 

Davis.

1882. Geological chart, Reid, H. A.

1883. General geology of Wisconsin,

Chamberlin, T. C. 

Geologic history of the American continent, Hall, J.

1884. Age of North Atlantic, Hull, E. 

Vertebrata of Tertiary of the 

West, Cope.

1885. Dinocerata, Marsh.

Laud floras of Old and New 

worlds, Dawson, J. W.

1886. Break between Trias and Permian, Newberry. 

Coals of the United States, 

Prime.

1887. Paleozoic plants, Losquereux.

1888. Report of subcommittee on 

upper Paleozoic, International Congress of Geologists, 

Stevenson.

1890. Paleozoic fishes, Newberry.

1891. Ago of the Catskill flora, Dawson, J. W.

Geologic position of the Catskill group, Prosser.

Stratigraphy in. central Iowa, 

Key es.

What is the Carboniferous system? Williams, H. S.

Devonian and Carboniferous, 

correlation, Williams, H. S,
232 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Carll, John F. Report of progress in 

the Venango oil district.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report J. 

Report of progress in the Yenango County 

district by John F. Carll. pp. 1-49, maps, 

plates, Harrisburg, 1875.

 Second, geological survey of Pennsylvania, Eeportll, oil-well records and 

levels, 398 pages, Harrislmrg, 1877.

 Second geological survey of Pennsylvania, Report III, the geology of the 

oilregions for 1875-1879,482pages,with 

atlas of plates and maps, 8°, Harrisburg, 

1880.

 Second geological survey of Pennsylvania, report 14, Geological report on 

Warren County and the neighboring oil 

regions, xxi, 439 pages, 2 maps, 2 plates, 

8°, Harrisbnrg,1883.

 Preliminary report on oil and gas.

Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Annual Report 

for 1885, pp. 1-81, map in atlas, Harrisburg, 1886. 

'Petroleum Age, vol. 5, November, 188G. 

Includes notes by J. P. Lesley, pp. 54-00, and 

extract from paper by Carll in Oil City Derrick, July, 1876.

 The oil and gas region.

Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Annual Report 

for 1886, part 2, pp. 575-786, plates 1-5, 4 plates 

in pocket, Harrisburg, 1887.

 [Natural gas in Pennsylvania.]

TJ. S. Geol. Sutv., Mineral Resources, 1887, 

pp. 467-474, "Washington, 1888.

 Pennsylvania geological survey, seventh report on the oil and gas fields of 

western Pennsylvania for 1887-88 (following the Annual Reports of 1885 and 

1886), with additional unpublished 

well records, viii, 356 pages, 6 maps, 

sections, and charts, Harrisburg, 1890.

Carnall, V. [Ueber Zinnobergruben in 

Californien.]

Geol. Gesell., Zeit., vol. 4, p. 218 (J p.), 1852.

Carpenter, Franklin R. Notes on the 

geology of the Black Hills.

Preliminary report or the Dakota School of 

Mines upon the geology, mineral resources, 

and mills of the Black Hills of Dakota, pp. 

11-52, map, 1888.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 202-203,1889.

 Upon the mineral resources of the 

Black Hills, their character, occurrence, and extent.

Preliminary report of the Dakota School of 

Mines upon the geology, mineral resources, 

and mills of the Black Hills of Dakota, pp. 

107-171,188S.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 203-204 (Jp.), 

1889.

Carpenter, Franklin R. Continued. 

 Ore deposits of the Black Hills of

Eng., Trans., vol. 17, pp. 

[On borings in

Dakota.

Am. lust. Mining 

570-598, map, 1889. 

Carpenter, Philip B. 

Mississippi Delta.]

U. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Annual Report for 1875, part 1, p. 625, Washington, 1881. 

Includes letters by J. "W. Dawson and A. E. 

Verrill.

Carpenter, W. L. Report on the geology 

and natural history of the Big Horn 

Mountains.

Reports of inspection made in the summer 

of 1877 by Generals P. H. Sheridan ami W. T. 

Sherman of country north of the Union Pacific 

Railroad, pp. 11-15, "Washington, 1878.

Carpenter, W. M. Interesting fossils 

found in Louisiana.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 34, pp. 201-203,1838.

 Miscellaneous notices in Opelousas, 

Attakapas, etc.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 35, pp. 344-346,1839.

 Account of the bituminization of

wood in the human era.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 36, pp. 118-124,1839. 

Carr, E. S. On mountain sculpture in the 

Sierra Nevada and the method of glacial 

erosion.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 7, pp. 515-516, 

1874. From Overland Monthly.

Carrighan. Statistical and historical 

sketch of Louisiana.

DeBow's Review, Southern and "Western 

States, vol. 11 (new series, vol, 4), pp. 611-617 

[New Orleans], 1851.

Carson, J. P. Notes on the excavation 

of the new Croton Aqueduct.

ATM. lust. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 19, pp. 

705-760,1891.

Carter [Oscar C. S.]. Ores, minerals, 

and geology of Montgomery County, 

Pa., 32 pages and map, imp. 8° [Philadelphia, 1886].

From History of Montgomery County.

 Feldspar bed in Laurentian (?) gneiss 

[Montgomery County, Pa.].

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 29, pp. 49-50 (f p.), 

1891.

 [Artesian wells in eastern Pennsylvania.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc.,vol. 29, pp. 43-45,47-49, 

1891.

Gary, Austin. Geological facts noted on 

Grand River, Labrador.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 4-2, pp. 419-421. 

510, 1891.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 233

[Case, Theo. S.]. The mineral region of 

southwest Missouri and southeast Kansas.

Kansas City Review, vol. ], pp. 385-391,1878.

Castillo. Memoria sobre las minas <lc 

azogne de America.

LaNatnraleza (Mexico), 1871, 4°.

Castillo, Antonio del. Bosquejo de una 

carta geolrtgica de la Repriblica Mexicaua, formada por disposiciun del Secretario de Fomento, Gral. Carlos 

Pocheco, por una comisi6u especial. 

Escala de 3,000,000. 1889. [41 by 29 

inches.]

Castlenau, F. de. Essai sur le ay stem o 

silurien cle I'Amfirique septentrionale, 

4° Paris, 1843.

[Not sesii.] Has a geologic map.

Castro, M. Estudios sobre las nrnas de 

oro de la Isla de Cuba, 1C4 pages, Havana, 1865. [Not seen.] 

Caswell, J. H. Microscopic petrography 

of the Black Hills of Dakota.

United States geographical and geological 

survey of tho Rocky Mountain region, J. W. 

I'owell, in charge, Report on the Black Hills 

of Dakota, pp. 409-527, plates, Washington, 

1880.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 22, 

p. 401 (J p.), 1881.

Catesby, M. Natural history of Carolina, Florida, and Bahama Islands, 

1731. [Not seen.]

Catlett, C. [Carboniferous limestones 

from Montana, analyses.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, p. .154 (J p.), 

'Washington, 1890.

 White earth from Talladega, Ala. 

[analyses].

U. S. Gcol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, p. 158 (£ p.), 

Washington, 1890.

 [Trenton limestones from Ohio and 

Indiana, analyses.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. CO, pp. 1G1-1C2 

(S P'), "Washington, 1890.

 Serpentine and its associates 

[analyses].

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 64, pp. 43-44, 

Washington, 1890.

 Limestones from Silverdale, Kansas 

[analyses].

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 04, p. 46 <$ p.), 

Washington, 1890.

 Clays [analyses].

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 04, p. 51 (J p.), 

Washington, 1890.

Catlin, George. Account of a journey to 

the Coteau des Prairies, with a description of the red pipestone quarry and 

granite bowlders found there.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 38, pp. 138-140, 1840.

 The lifted and subsided rocks of 

America, with their influence on the 

oceanic, atmospheric, and laud currents and the distribution of races, 

xii, 1-228 pages, sm. 8°, London, 1870.

Central America.

1851. Volcanoes of Central America, 

Squier.

1855. Reise durch San Salvador, 

Schmidt, J.

1856. Eeport on route to the Pacific in 

California, Blake, W. P.

1865. Beobachtungen in CentralAinerika, Seebach.

1866. Gdologie du Mexique ct de

l'Ame"rique Ceutrale, Virlet. 

Kiistenbildung des nordlicheu 

Yukatan, Schott.

1869. Ausbruch des Vulkans Izalco in 

Central-Anierika, Koep.

1872. Map of Tehu an tepee, Spear.

1873. Isthmus of Darien, Choco, and 

Panama, Maack.

1874. Glacial phenomena in Nicaragua, 

Dana, J. 1).

1880. Geologia del Istmo de Tahuantopec, Barroso.

Notes on volcanic rocks, Hague 

and Iddiugs.

1881. Later Tertiary of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard.

1882. Rapport de la commission du 

Mexique, Prodhomme.

1884. Human,'footprints on sandstone 

in Nicaragua, Johnson, G. H.

1886. Banded structure in a gold vein, 

Rolker.

1887. Vertebrate beds in Honduras, 

Nason.

1888. Ancient footprint from Nicaragua, Brinton.

Rhtetic plants from Honduras, 

Newberry.

Triassic plants from Honduras, 

Newberry.

1889. Rosario mine, Honduras, Leggett. 

About the Nicaragua footprints,

Flint.

Geologic survey of Nicaragua, 

Cniwford.
234 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Central America Continued. 

1889. Letter on geology of Nicaragua-,

Crawforcl. 

Pleistocene submergence of the

Isthmus of Panama, Upham. 

1891. Elevation and subsidence during

the Glacial period, Upham. 

Elevation and subsidence in Central America, Jukes-Brown. 

Elevation of America in Cenozoic

periods, Dall. 

Evidences of a Glacial epoch in

Nicaragua, Crawford. 

Geology of Nicaragua, Crawford. 

Human footprints in volcanic mud

in Nicaragua, Crawford. 

Correlation of changes of level in 

North America and the Caribbean region, Upham. 

Neolithic man in Nicaragua,

Crawford. 

Eecent earthquakes in Nicaragua,

Crawford.

Researches in Yucatan, Heilprin. 

Review of Quaternary era,

Upham.

Viejo range of Nicaragua., Crawford.

Chalmers, Robert. On the Glacial phenomena of the Bay Chaleur region.

Canadian Nat., vol. 10, new series, pp. 37-54, 

map, 1883. Head to Nat. Hist. Soc. New 

Brunswick, March, 1881.

 On the surface geology of the Bale 

de Chaleur region.

Canadian Nat., vol. 10, new series, pp. 193- 

212, 1883.

 On erosion from coast ice aud floating ice in the Baie de Qhalenr.

Royal Soc. Canada, Trans., vol. 1, sec. 4, pp. 

285-286 (fr p.), 4°, 1883.

 Report on the surface geology of 

western New Brunswick, with special 

reference to the area included in York 

and Carleton counties.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1882-84, pp. 1GG-47GG, Montreal, 1885.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, 

p. 242 (&p.), 1885.

 Preliminary report on the surface 

geology of New Brunswick.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Annual Keport, vol. 1, 

new series GG, 58 pages and map, 1886. 

Issued separately in 1885. 

Abstracts, Scottish Geogr. Mag., vol. 3, p. 

214; Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series,vol. 33, pp. 316- 

317 (i p.), 1886.

Chalmers, Robert Continued.

 Report to accompany quarter-sheet 

maps 3 SE. and 3 SW, surface geology of northern New Brunswick and 

southeastern Quebec.

Canada, Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv., Keport, 

1880, Part M, p. 3D, maps 0-7 in atlas, 1887. 

Abstract, ibid., Part A, pp. 40-42,1887.

 On the glaciation and Pleistocene 

subsidence of northern New Brunswick and southeastern Quebec.

Canada, Koyal Soc., Trans., vol. 4, Sec. IV, 

pp. 139-145,1887.

 Report of the surface geology of 

northeastern New Brunswick, to accompany quarter-sheet maps 2 NE. and 

G SW.

Canada, Geol. Surv., Keports, vol. 3, new 

series, part 2, Report N, pp. 33, 2 maps, Montreal, 1888.

Abstracts, ibid., part 1, Report A, pp. 37-38 

({j p.); Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 247 (J p.), 3888.

 [Account of examinations of surface

deposits of southern New Brunswick.]

Canada, Geol. Surv., Keports, vol. 3, new

series, part 1, Report A, pp. 94-96, Montreal,

1888.

 The glaciation of the Cordillera and 

tbe Laurentide. ° 

Am. Geol., vol. 0, pp. 324-325, 1889.

 Glaciation of eastern Canada.

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 3;pp. 319-333,1889. 

Abstracts, Geol. Mag., decade III, vol. G, pp. 

211-214,1889; Ottawa Nat., vol. 3, pp. 111-112 

(| p.), 1889; Am. Geol,, by author, vol. C, pp. 

240-244, 1890; by author, Science, vol. 3, pp. 

319-333,1890.

 Report on the surface geology of 

sou them New Brunswick, to accompany 

quarter-sheet maps 1 SW., 1 SE., and 1 

NE.

Canada, Geol. Surv., Reports, vol. 4, new series, Report N, 92 pages, plate 3, maps in accompanying atlas, 1890.

Abstracts, ibid., Report A, pp. 38-43,1890; 

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 394-395 (§ p.): 1891.

Chamberlin, B. B. Mineral of Staten 

Island.

New York Acad. Sci., Trans.. vol. 5, pp. 228- 

230,1887.

Chamberlin, T. C. Some evidences bearing upon the method of the upheaval 

of the quartzites of Sauk and Columbia counties.

Wisconsin Acad. Sci., Trails., vol. 2, pp. 129- 

132,1874.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 235

Chamberlin, T. C. Continued.

 On fluctuations in level of the 

quart/ites of Sank and Columbia 

counties.

AVisconsiu Acad. Sci., Xrans., vol. 2, pp. 133- 

338,1874.

[ ] Rdsumo' of operations of the Wisconsin geological survey in the northwestern part of the State, 1876.

"Wisconsin Gcol. Surv., Annual Report for 

the year 3870, pp. 9-13,26-27, Madison, 1877.

 Geology of eastern Wisconsin.

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1877, 

vol. 2, pp. 91-405, map in atlas, .1877.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Soi., 3d series, vol. 15, 

pp. 62-64,1878.

[ ] Work on the copper-bearing series 

of the Upper St. Croix River [etc.].

Wisconsin Geol. Surv., Annual lleport for 

1877, pp. 9-17, Madison,1878. 

[ ] [Report of work on the eastern 

portion of the Penokee iron range.]

Wisconsin Geol. Snrv., Annual lleport for 

1877, pp. 25-28, Madison, 1878.

 On the extent and significance of 

the Wisconsin Kettle moraine.

Wisconsin Acad. Sci. Trans., vol. 4, pp. 201- 

234,1878.

 Annual report of the Wisconsin geological survey for the year 1878, 52 

pages, Madison, 1879. 

[ ] Sketch of the Laurentian rocks of 

Michigan.

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1879, 

vol. 3, pp. 661-663,1880.

 Le Kettle moraineetles mouvemeuts 

glaciers qui lui ont donno" naissancc.

Congres Internat. do G6ologie, Coinpto 

Reudu, sess. 1878, pp. 254-268, Paris, 1880.

 [Remarks on Quaternary of western 

Iowa and eastern Nebraska.]

Washington Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 4, p. 121 

(5 p.), 1880.

 On a proposed system of lithological nomenclature.

Wisconsin Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 

234-247, 1882.

 Observations on the recent Glacial 

drift of the Alps.

Wisconsin Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 

258-270, 1882.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, p. 

233 (4 p.), 1883.

 The bearing of some recent determinations on the correlation of the eastern and western terminal moraines.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 24, pp. 93-97, 

1882.

Chamberlin, T. C. Continued.

 The ore deposits of southwestern 

Wisconsin.

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1879, 

vol. 4, pp. 365-571, plates in atlas, 1882.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 27, 

pp. 148-149 (§p.), 188-1.

 Preliminary paper on the terminal 

moraine of the second Glacial period.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 3d 

Annual Report, 1881-82, pp. 291-402, Washington, 1883.

Reviewed by [J. D. Dana] Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d series, vol. 28, pp. 228-231,1884.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 19, p. 153 (£ p.), 

1.885; Science, vol. 4, pp. 67-09, 1884; Peter-, 

mann's Mitteilungen, vol. 31, pp. 90-91, 4°, 

1885.

 The copper-bearing series of Lake 

Superior.

Science, vol. 1, pp. 453-455,1883.

 General geology.

Geology of AVisconsin, survey of 1873-1879, 

vol. 1, pp. 1-300,1883.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, 

pp. 147-148, 1884; Am. Nat., vol. 18, pp. 163- 

164, 1884; Science, vol. 5, pp. 428-429, 4°, 1885.

 Soils and subsoils of Wisconsin.

Geology of AVisconsin, survey of 1873-1879, 

vol. 1, pp. 678-688, map in atlas, Madison, 1883.

 Building material.

Geology of AVisconsin. survey of 1873-1879, 

vol. 1, pp. 663-677, Madison, 1883.

 Report [on work on Quaternary 

geology].

IT. S. Geol. Surv., J.AV.Powoll, Director, 3d 

Annual Report, 1881-82, pp. 17-21, Washington, 1883.

 Artesian wells.

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1.879, 

vol. 1, pp. 689-701,1883.

 The terminal moraine west of Ohio. 

Science, vol. 2, pp. 317-318 (J p.), 1883.

 Hillocks of angular gravel and disturbed stratification.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, pp. 378- 

390,1884.

 Report [on progress of work on 

Quaternary geology],

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. AV. Powell, Director, 4th 

Annual Report, 1882-83, pp. 23-27, Washington, 1884.

 Genetic classification of the stony 

drift clays. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proo., vol. 32, pp. 208-209,1884.

 The character of the outer border 

of the drift. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 32, p. 210 (§ p.), 1884.
236 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 327.

Chamberlin, T. C. Continued.

 The terminal moraines of the later 

epoch. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 32, pp. 211-212,1884.

 Report [on work on Quaternary 

geology]. -

U. S. Geol. Surv., -T. W. Powell, Director, 5th 

Annual Eeport, 1883-84, pp. 20-24, Washington, 1885.

 The requisite and qualifying conditions of artesian wells.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powoll, Director, 5th 

Annual Report, 1883-84, pp. 125-173, Washington, 1885.

 Report of Glacial division.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 6th 

Annual Eeport, 1884-85, pp. 33-40, Washington, 1885.

 The artesian well at Belle Plaine, 

Iowa.

Science, vol. 8, pp. 276-277,1886.

 An inventory of our Glacial drift. 

Am Assoc., Proc., vol. 35, pp. 195-211,1886. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 8, pp. 156-159,1886

 Note respecting the term Agnotozoic. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 35, pp. 254-255' 

1888.

 Report of division of Glacial geology. 

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 7th 

Report, 1885-86, pp. 76-85, Washington, 1888.

 The rock scorings of the great ice 

invasions.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 7th 

Report, 1885-86, pp. 174-248, Washington, 1888.

 Report of division of Glacial geology.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 8th 

Report, 1886-87, pp. 141-144, Washington, 1889.

 Bowlder belts distinguished from 

bowlder trains; their origin and significance.

Geol. Am. Soc., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 27-28, 

30-31,1890.

Discussed by A. Winchell, G. I?. Wright, 

and C. H. Hitchcock, pp. 29-31.

 Introduction. The glacial boundary 

in western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois, by G. F. 

Wright.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 58, pp. 13-38, 

Washington, 1890.

 [Notes on glacial features at points 

in New York, Illinois, and Dakota.]

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 131, 134,138, 221, 253-256, 1890.

 North and South Dakota.

Macfarlane'a Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 253-256, 1890.

Chamberlin, T. C. Continued.

 Wisconsin.

Macfarlano's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 223-232, 1890.

 Some additional evidences bearing 

on the interval between the Glacial 

epochs.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 469-474 

475-476, 478-479, 1890.

Discussed by W. J. McGee, J. R. Proctor, 

P. J. H. Merrill, and I. C. White, pp. 474-479.

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 118 (£ p.); 

Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 771 (6 lines), 1890.

 [Remarks on the extent of Pleistocene glaciers and the cause of the Glacial epoch.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 154-155, 

(f p.)..1890.

In discussion of paper by I. C. Russell entitled "Notes on the surface geology of 

Alaska."

 [Remarks on the outlet of Lake 

Agassiz and the limitation of Pleistocene glaciation in northwestern North 

America.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 407-408,

1890.

 A proposed system of chronologic

cartography on a physiographic basis.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 542-544,

1891. 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 8, p. 260 (J p.), 1891.

 The attitude of the eastern and central portions of the United States dnring the Glacial period.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 233,267-275,1891.

Discussed hy W. TJpham, ibid., pp. 223-234.

Read to Am. Aasoc. Adv. Sci., 1891.

 [The Cincinnati ice dam.]

Am. Geol., vol. 8, p. 233 (4 lines), 1891. 

Discussion of paper by P. Leverett, read to 

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1891.

 The present standing of the several 

hypotheses of the cause of the Glacial 

period.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, p. 237 (§ p.), 1891. 

Abstract of paper read to Geol. Soc. Am., 

1891.

 Irving, R. D., and. Observations on 

the junction between the eastern sandstone and the Keweenaw series on 

Keneenaw Point, Lake Superior.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

Bull. No. 23, vol. 3, pp. 377-498, Washington, 

1885.

Abstract, Science, vol. 7, p. 140 (Jp.), 4°.

Review Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 44-57,1888.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 237

Chamberlin, T. C., Irving, R. D., and 

Continued.

 .ind Strong, Moses. Wisconsin 

[geological formations],

Macfarlane's Am. Geol. Rwy. Guide, pp. 

139-144,1879.

 and Van Hise, C. R. The crystalline scliists of the Lake Superior 

region.

CongresGisol. International.CompteRendu, 

4th sess., pp. 156-370, Londres, 1891.

 and Salisbury, R. D. Preliminary 

paper on the driftless area of the Upper 

Mississippi Valley.

U. S. Gcol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, Cth 

Annual Report, 1884-85, pp. 199-322, plates 23- 

29, Washington, 1885.

Abstract, Science, vol. 10, pp. 306-307, 4°, 

1887; Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 122-125,1888.

 On the relationship of the Pleistocene to the pre-Pleistocene formations 

of the Mississippi basin south of the 

limits of glaciation.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, pp. 359-377, 

1891. Also in part in Arkansas Geol. Surv., 

Report for 1889, vol. 2. The Geology of Crowley's Ridge, liy R. E. Call, pp. 224-248.

 Sweet, E. T., Strong, Moses, and 

Brotherton. The qnartzites of Barren 

and Chippewa counties.

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1879, 

vol. 4, pp. 573-581, Madison, 1882.

Chambers, E. T. Notes on the Lake St. 

John country.

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 3, pp. 388-394, 

1889.

Chambers, Robert. Ancient sea margins.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 4, pp. 323-325, 

1847; vol. 8, pp. 33-35,1849.

Reviewed by J. D. Dana, ibid., vol. 7, pp. 

1-14; vol. 8, pp. 86-89,1849.

Champion, George. Remarks on the 

topography, scenery, geology, etc., of 

the vicinity of the Cape of Good 

Hope.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 29, pp. 230-236,1836.

Chance, H. Martyn. A measured section 

of the Paleozoic rocks between Lock 

Haven and Farrandsville, in Clinton 

County, Pa.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report F. 

Report of progress in the Junia-ta district 

on the fossil iron-ore bods of Middle Pennsylvania, by John H. Dowees, pp. 205-26!), llarrisburg,J878.

Chance, H. Martyn Continued.

 Hyners's Station oil-well section 

included in a detailed section of the 

rocks between the lower productive 

coal measures (XIII) and the dark 

slates of the Devonian (VIII) in the 

vicinity of Renovo,Clinton County, Pa. 

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc.,vol. 17, pp. 670-672,1878.

 Part first: The northern townships 

of Butler County. Part second: A special survey made in 1875 along the Beaver and Sheuaugo rivers, in Beaver, 

Lawrence, and Mercer counties.

2d Gool. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report of 

progress, Vol. xvii, 248 pages, maps, plates, 8°, 

Harrisburg, 1879.

 The geology of Clarion County.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report VV 

for 1879, xv, 232 pages, 4 plates, 3 maps, 8°, 

Harrisburg, 1880.

 Report of progress on the geology 

of Clinton County.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report GM, the 

geology of Clinton County, etc., by TI. Martyn Chance, pp. 1-72, plate, maps, Harrisburg,

1880.

 A special survey of the Subcarboniferous from the Alleghany Mountains 

to the Clarion-Venango oil district 

along the Susquehanua.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report G4, the 

geology of Clinton County, etc., b.y H. Martyn 

Chance, pp. 79-152, maps, Harrisburg, 1880.

 The millstone grit in England and 

Pennsylvania.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, pp. 134-135,

1881. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 15, p. 253 (ip.), 1881.

 The construction of geological cross 

sections.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 9, pp. 

402-409, 1881.

 Discussion of Hotchkiss's paper 

["The great Flat Top coal field and the 

New River or lower coal measures 

coals." Read to American Institute of 

Mining Engineers].

The Virginias, vol. 2, p. 153, 4°, 1881.

 The auriferous gravels of North Carolina.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 477-481,

1882.

 Special survey of the Lehigh Water 

Gap.

2d. Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report GO, 

geology of Pike and Monroe couuties, pp. 

349-363, map, 2 plates, Harrisburg, 1882.
238 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Chance, H. Martyn Continued.

 Section at the Schuylkill Water Gap. 

2<1. Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report GO, 

geology of Pike and Monroe counties, plate 

in pocket, Harrisburg, 1882.

 Special survey of the Delaware 

Water Gap, in 1874-75. 

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report G6, 

geology of Pike and Monroe counties, pp. 

334-348, map, 2 plates in pocket, Harrisburg, 

1882.

 Geographical introd action, geological introduction, structural peculiarities of individual seams.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report AC, 

report on coril mining, by H. M. Chance, pp. 

6-14, Harrisburg, 1883.

 - Constructing geological cross sections.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report AC, 

report on coal mining, by H. M. Chance, pp. 

42-54, Harrisburg, 1883.

 The slate quarries in 1875 [arid 

structure of water gaps].

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report D3, 

voK 1, geology of -Lehigh and Northampton 

counties.pp. 148-160, Harrisburg, 1883.

 A revision, of the bituminous coal 

measures of Clearfielcl County.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report H7, 

pp. xi-xv, 1-197, 2 maps, Harrisburg, 1884.

 The Deep Kiver coal field of North 

Carolina.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., vol.13, pp. 517-520, 

1885.

 Work of the United States Geological Survey in the Great Kanawha coal 

field.

The Virginias, vol. 6, pp. 40-41 ($ p.), 4°, 

1885. 

Discussed by I. C. White, p. 44.

 The anticlinal theory of natural gas. 

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 15, pp. 

3-13,1887.

 Coal measures of the Indian Territory.

Am. Geol., voL 6, pp. 238-240,1890.

 [Geological notes on Mexican Central Kailroad.]

Macfarlane's Geol. Rvvy. Guide, 2d edition, 

p. 418 (J p.), 1890.

 Geology of the Choctaw coal field.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 18, pp. 

653-661, 2 plates, 1890.

[ ] North Carolina.

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 365-308,1890.

Chapter by "W. C. Kerr of 1st edition, enlarged and revised by H. M. Chance.

Chance, H. Martyn Continued.

 The resources of the Black Hills and 

Big Horn country, Wyoming.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 19, pp. 

49-58,1891.

Chancourtois, de, Choiecki, C. E.,and. 

Voyages dans les rners du nord a bord 

de la corvette "la Koine Horteuse," 

Ge"ologie, Paris, 1857. [Not seen ] 

Channing, William F. [Eeport of reconnaissance from Sugar Island to 

Sault Ste. Marie and vicinity.]

U. S. General Land Office, Reportforl847, pp. 

199-209,30tli Coug., 1st sess., Senate Ex. Doc. 

No. 2,1847.

Chapin, A. B. Junction of trap and 

sandstone, Wallingford, Conn.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 27, pp. 104-112,1835. 

Chapin, J. H. The hanging hills.

Meriden Sci. Assoc., Trans., vol. 2, pp. 23-28,

1887.

 The trap ridges at Meriden again. 

Meriden Sci. Assoc., Trails., vol. 3. pp. 34-36,

1888.

 Some geological features of Meriden. 

Meriden Sci. Assoc., Traus., vol. 4, pp. 58-61, 

1891.

Chapman, E. J. On the Wallbridge 

hematite mine as illustrating the stockformed mode of occurrence in certain 

ore deposits.

Royal Soc.Canada, Trans., vol.3, sec. 4,pp. 

23-26,1885.

 Notes on the drift deposits of western Canada and on the ancient extension of the lake area of that region.

Canadian Jour., vol. 6, new series, pp 

221-229, 1861.'

Reviewed by J. "W. Dfawson], Canadian 

Nat., vol. 6, pp. 219-224, 1861.

 Notes on the geology of the Blue 

Mountain escarpment in Collingwood 

Township, Canada west.

Canadian Jour., vol. 5, new series, pp. 

304-305, 1860. °

 On the geology of Belleville and the 

surrounding district.

Canadian Jour., vol. 5, new series, pp. 

41-48, 1860.

 Sketch of the geology of Hastings 

County, Canada west.

Canadian Jour., new series, vol. 5, pp. 

470-473, 1860.

 A popular exposition of the minerals 

and geology of Canada.

Canadian Jour., new series, vol. (i, 149-165, 

425-455, 500-518, 1861; vol. 7, pp. 103-121, 18G2; 

vol. 8, pp. 17-33,111-126, 185-216, 437-462, 1863.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 239

Chapman, E. J. Continued.

 Note on the occurrences of allanite 

in Canadian rocks.

Gniiadiau Jour., vol.9, new series, pp. 103- 

105, 18G4.

 Notes on the silver locations of 

Thunder Bay [Lake Superior].

Canadian Jour., new series, vol. 12, pp. 

218-226, 1869.

 On tlie occurrence of copper ore on 

the Island of Grand Mauau, Bay of 

Fundy.

Canadian Jour., vol. 13, new series, pp. 284- 

239, 1872.

 iNote on a remarkable belt of auriferous country in the township of Marmora, in Ontario.

Canadian Jour., vol. 13, new series, pp. 330- 

334. 1872.

 An outline of the geology of Ontario.

Canadian Jour., vol. 14, new series, pp. 580- 

589,1875.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 1J, 

p. 150 (J p.), 1876.

 An outline of the geology of Canada 

based on a subdivision of its Provinces 

into natural areas, 12 plates, xxxiii, 105 

pages, Toronto, 1876.

 On the leading geological areas of 

Canada.

Canadian Jour., vol. 15, now series, pp. 13-22, 

92-121,1878.

Chapman, W. H. Geology of Pooria 

County.

Peoria Sci. Assoc., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 14-21, 

1887.

Charleston. Report of the scientific 

committee of the city of Charleston on 

artesian wells, 61 pages, Charleston, 

1882.

Charlton, O. C. On the occurrence of 

mammoth remains in Franklin County, 

Kans.

Kansas Acacl. Sci., Trims., vol. 12, p. 74, 

(§p.), 1891.

Charlton, Thomas. Notes on the occurrence of charcoal at a depth of 630 feet 

in the Silver Cliff' mining district, Custer County, Colo.

Eng. and.Mining Jour., vol. 49, p. 332 (J 

col.), 4°, 1890.

Chase, A. W. On the Oregon borate of 

lime (Cryptoniorphite?).

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 5, pp. 287-290, 

1873.

Chase, A. W. Continued.

 On the Klumath River mines; remarkable gravel deposits of the Lower 

Klaraath a sketch of their geology. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 0, pp. 50-59,

1873.

 The auriferous gravel deposit of 

Gold Bluffs.

Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 7, pp. 379-384,

1874.

Abstract, California Acad. Sci., Proc.,vol. 

5, p. 246, plate, 1874.

 On the artesian wells in Los Angeles County.

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 104- 

107,1875.

Chase, George. Notice of a dolomite,

and description of a soft green rock.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 3, p. 246 (f p.), 1821.

Chatard, Thomas M. The gneiss-duuy te 

contacts of Corundum Hill, N. C., in 

relation to the origin of corundum.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol 7, pp. 45-63, No. 

42, Washington, 1887.

Abstract, Eng. ami Mining Jour., vol. 46, p. 

46 (^col.), 4°, 1887.

 Theperidotiteof ElliottCounty, Ky. 

IT. S. Ceol. Surv., Bull., vol. 7, pp. 136-137, 

No. 42, Washington, 1887.

 Yellowish-brown, kaolin! zed, decomposed trap from four miles west of Sanford, N.C.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol. 7, p. 138 (i p.), 

No. 42, Washington, 1887.

 Mica andcsite from a canyon on the 

cast side of San Mateo Mountain, N. M. 

U.S. Geol. Surv., Bull.,vol. 7, p. 139 (£p.), 

No. 42, AVasliiugton, 1887.

 Hyperstheno audesite from San 

Francisco Mountains,. Ariz.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol. 7, p. 139 (J p.), 

No. 42, Washington, 1887.

 Basalt from 6 miles northeast of 

Grant, N. Mex.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol. 7, p. HO (jj p.), 

No. 42, Washington, 1887.

 Yellow sandstone from the Armejo 

quarry, Colo.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol. 7, p. 141 (4 p.), 

Washington, 1887.

 Two [eruptive] rocks from Montana. 

[Analyses.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 55, pp. 83-84 

(f p.), Washington, 1889.

 [Volcanic] rocks from California. 

[Analyses.]

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 55, p. 84 (£ p.), 

Washington, 1889; .
240 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Chatard, Thomas M. Continued.

 Two clays from shore of Owens 

Lake, Cal. [Analyses.]

TJ. S. Geol. Snrv., Bull. No. 55, p. 89 ft p.), 

Washington, 1889.

 Natural soda, its occurrence and 

utilization.

F. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, pp. 27-101, 

Washington, 1890.

 Brick clay from New Ulm, Minu. 

[Analyses.]

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, p. 151 ft p.), 

Washington, 1890.

 Rocks collected by R. D. Irving. 

[Iron carbonates and limestones, Peuokee-Gogebic region. Analyses.]

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, pp. 150-151, 

Washington, 1890.

 Inclusion in diorite from Crugers 

Station, near Peeks kill, N. Y. 

[Analysis.]

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, p. 158 (J p.), 

Washington, 1890.

 Basalt from Island of Mytileue, Asia 

Minor. [Analysis.]

U.S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, p. 158 ft p.), 

Washington, 1890.

 Rocks from Baltimore County, Md. 

[Analyses.]

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull.No. 64, p. 43 ftp.), 

Washington, 1890.

 Sandstones from near Portsmouth, 

Ohio. [Analysis.]

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 64, p. 45 ftp.), 

Washington, 1890.

 Diabase, Penokee-Gogebic range, 

Michigan. [Analyses.]

TJ. S. Geol. Snrv., Bull. No. 64, p. 47 ft p.), 

Washington, 1890.

 Keratophyre from MarbleheadNeck,

Mass. [Analyses.]

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 78, p. 121 ft p.), 

Washington, 1891.

 Eruptive rock from Montana. 

[Analysis.]

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 78, p. 123 ft p.), 

AVashiugton, 1891.

 Rocks from California. [Analyses.] 

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 78, p. 123, Washington, 1891. .

 Sandstone from Arizona. [Analysis.] 

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 78, p. 124 ft p.), 

1891.

 Clarke, F. W., and. A report of 

work done in the Washington Laboratory during the fiscal year 1883-84.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 9, vol. 2, pp. 243- 

280, Washington, 1885.

Chatard, Thomas M. Continued.

 and Eakins, L. G. Rocks from Montana. [Analyses.]

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, pp. 152-154, 

Washington, 1890.

Chauvenet, Regis. Analyses of fuels, 

iron ores, and pig irons.

Geol. Surv. Missouri, preliminary report on 

iron ores and coal fields from fieldwork of 

1872, part 1, pp. 29-44, 1873.

 Chemical analyses.

Geol. Surv. Missouri, Including JTielrtwork 

of 1873-74, Eeport, vol. 1, pp. 706-734, Jefferson City, 1874.

 Preliminary notes on the iron resources of Colorado.

Colorado School of Mines, Eeport of fieldwork and analyses, 1886, pp. 5-16,1888.

 The iron resources of Colorado.

Am. Just. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 18, pp. 

266-273,1890.

Chauvenet, W. M. Notes on the samples 

of iron ore collected in Tennessee.

lOth Census U. S., vol. 15, Mining Industries, pp. 351-365, map, 4°, Washington, 1886.

 Notes on the samples of iron ore 

collected in Alabama.

10th Census TJ. S., vol. 15, Mining Industries, pp. 383-399, map, 4°, Washington, 1886.

 Notes on the samples of iron ore 

collected in Missouri.

]0th Census TJ. S., vol. 15, Mining Industries, pp. 403-420, 4°, Washington, 1886.

 Notes on the samples of iron ore 

collected in Kentucky.

10th Census TJ. S.,vol. 15, Mining Industries, 

pp. 289-300, maps, 4°, Washington, 1886.

Chester, Albert H. The iron region of 

northern Minnesota.

Geol. and Nat. Hist., Surv., Minnesota, llth 

Annual Eeport for 1882, pp. 155-167, Minneapolis, 1884.

Chester, Frederick D. On bowlder drift 

in Delaware.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 18-21, 

1883.

 Observations upon stratified drift in 

 Delaware.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 430-440, 

1883. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 2, p. 380 ft p.), 1883.

 The Quaternary gravels of northern 

Delaware and eastern Maryland.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, pp. 189- 

199, map, 1884.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 241

Chester, Frederick D. Continued.

 The gravels of the southern Delaware peninsula.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 30-44, 

1885.

 A review of the geology of Delaware, results of a survey now in 

progress.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 33. pp. 400-401,1885.

 Results from a study of the gabbros 

and associated amphibolites in Delaware.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 34, pp. 215-210,1880.

 The State-line serpentines and associated rocks, a preliminary notice of 

the serpentine of southeast Pennsylvania. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 36, p. 224, 

1888.

 The gabbros and associated rocks in 

Delaware.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 59, pp. 45, map, 

Washington, 1890. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 25, p. 1002,1891.

 The State-line serpentine and associated rocks.

Pennsylvania Geol. Surv., Report for 1887, 

pp. 93-105, Harrisburg, 1890. 

Abstract, Am. Fat., vol. 23, p. 812 (J p.), 1889.

[ ] Delaware, eastern shore of Marylaud, and Virginia.

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 329-331,1891.

Checkering, J. W., jr. The Muir Glacier, 

Alaska.

Sci. Am. Supt.,vol. 20, pp. 10789-10790, No. 

675 (i p.), folio, 1888. Read to Washington 

Phil. Soc., May, 1887.

Child, A. L. The loess of the. Western 

plains; subaerial or subaqueous?

Kansas City Review, vol. 4, pp. 293-294,1881.

Chipman, Nathaniel. On moving stones 

in lakes, ponds, etc.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 14, pp. 303-305,1828.

Chisholm, Frederic F. Data concerning 

the Denver wells.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 83-98, 

1884.

 The Elk Head anthracite coal field 

of Routt County, Colo.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 2, part 2, pp. 

147-149,1886.

 Iron-ore beds at the province of Santiago, Cuba.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 3, pp, 259-203,

1891.

Bull." 127 16

Chism, RichardE.. The Vallecillo mines, 

Mexico.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trails., vol. 13, pp. 

351-368,1885. v

 The drainage of the Valley of Mexico.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 40, pp. 478-480, 

500-501,522-524,4°, 1888.

 The Catorce mining district.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 48, pp. 340-342, 

388-389,476-478,4°, 1889.

 Sierra Mojada, Mexico.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trails., vol. 15, pp. 

542-587, map, 1887. ' '

Choiecki, C. E.. and Chancourtpis, de.

Voyages dans les mers du nord, a bord 

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Gtfologie, Paris, 1857. [Not seen.]

Christy, David. Letters on geology, 

being a series of communications originally addressed to Dr. John Lockc, of 

Cincinnati, giving an outline of the geology of the West and Southwest, together with an essay on the erratic rocks 

of'North America, 68,11 pages, 6 plates, 

Oxford, 1848.

 On the goniatito limestone of Rockford, Jackson County, Ind.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 76-80, 1851. 

Christy, S. B. On the genesis of cinuabnr deposits.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 17, pp. 453-463, 

1879.

Church, John A. Unclergroundtemperatures on the Coinstock lode.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 17, pp. 289-296, 

1873.

 The geology and veins of Tombstone, 

Ariz.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 33, pp. 218-219. 

313,4°, 1882.

Reviewed by W. P. Blake, ibid., pp. 231-232, 

328,1882.

 The geological battle of the Cornstock. [Review of Hague and Iddings.]

. Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 41, p. 52, 4°, 1886.

Cist, Zachariah. Account of the mines 

of anthracite in the region about 

Wilkesbarre, Pa.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 4, pp. 1-7, map, sections, 

1822.

Claghorn, Clarence R. Notes on the 

Bernice anthracite coal basin, Sullivan 

County, Pa.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 17, pp. 

.006-610,1889.
242 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Clapp, A. Greenstone dike [in Vermont] .

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 22, p. 189 (£ p.), 1832.

 [The geological equivalents of tho 

vicinity of New Albany, Ind., as compared with those described in the Silurian system of Murchisou.]

' Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proo., vol. 1, pp. 18- 

19,177-178,1843.

[Clark, Anderson and. ] Eeport on geology, State of Minnesota, No. 12, legislature of 1861, 26 pages, St. Paul, 1861. 

[Not seen.]

Clark, A. C. Work in north central Wisconsin.

"Wisconsin Geol. Surv., Annual Keport for 

1877, pp. 4]-43, Madison, 1878.

 Superficial geology of the upper

 Wisconsin Valley. [Edited by T. C. 

Chamberlin.]

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1879, 

vol. 4, pp. 715-723,] 882.

Clark, Edgar F. Studies in the Rhode 

Island coal measures.

Newport Nat. Hist. Soc., Proc., document 2, 

pp. 9-12,1884.

Clark, Ellis. Notes on the progress of 

mining in China.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 19, pp. 

571-595,1891.

Clark, E. S., Herrick, C. L., and, and 

Deming, J. L. Some American iiorites 

and gabbros.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 339-346, plate, 1888.

Clark, L. J. The formation of Toronto 

Island.

Canadian Inst., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 37-38, 239- 

246,1891.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 25, pp. 821-822 (5 

lines), 1891.

Clark, R. Neilsou. The Tertiary coal 

beds of Canyon City. Colo.

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 

293-296, plate, 1873.

 The Humboldt-Pocahontas vein, 

Rosita, Colo.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trails., vol. 7, pp. 

21-33,1879.

Clark, William B. A new ammonite 

 which throws additional light upon 

the geological position of the Alpine 

Rhaitic.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, pp. 118-119,1888.

Clark, William B* Continued.

On three geological excursions made

during the mouths of October and November, 1887, into the southern counties 

of Maryland.

Johns Hopkins Univ., Circulars, vol. 7, pp. 

05-C7, No. 03,1888.

 Discovery of fossil-bearing Cretaceous strata in Anne Aruudel and Prince 

George counties, Md.

Johns Hopkins Univ., Circulars, vol. 8, No. 

G9, pp. 20-21.1889.

 On the Tertiary deposits of the Cape 

Fear River region.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 537-540,1890. 

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 119 (J p.), 

1890; Am.Nat., vol. 24, p. 289 (J p.), 1890.

 Third annual geological expedition into southern Maryland and Virginia.

Johns Hopkius Univ., Circulars, vol. 9, No. 

81, pp. 69-71,4°, 1890.

 The geological features of Gay Head, 

Mass.

Johns Hopkins Univ., Circulars, vol. 10, No. 

84, p. 28 (li col.), 4°, 1890.

 Report of the scientific expedition 

into southern Maryland. Geology.

Johns Hopkins Univ., Circulars, Arol. 10, pp. 

10G-108, No. 89,4°, 1891.

[Clarke, F. W., et al.] Work done in 

the division of chemistry and physics 

mainly during the fiscal year 1884-85.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 27, vol. 4, pp. 533- 

C10, Washington, 1886.

 Blue and buff limestone from quarries of the Hoosier Stone Company, 

Bedford, Ind.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull.; vol. 7, pp. 140-141 

(J p.), No. 42, Washington, 1887.

 Volcanic dust.

U. .S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol. 7, pp. 141-142 

(£ p.), No. 42, Washington, 1887.

 Fulgurite from Whiteside County, 

111.

U. S. Geol. Siirv., Bull., vol. 7, p. 140 (J p.), 

No. 42, Washington, 1887.

 Three coals from Gulf, N. C.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol. 7, pp. 146 (J p.), 

No. 42, Washington, 1887.

 Some nickel ores from Oregon.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 35, pp. 483-488, 

Washington, 1888.

 Triassic sandstone from Maryland. 

[Analysis.]

U.S.Geol. Surv., Bulk No. 55, p. 80 (J p.), 

Washington, 1889.
NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 243

[Clarke, F. W.J Continued.

 Clay * * * from Marthas Vineyard, Mass., partial analysis.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 55, pp. 89-90 

(8 P-), 'Washington, 1889.

 [Trenton limestone from Ohio and 

Indiana, analyses.]

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, pp. 160, 162 

(i p.), Washington, 1890.

 Coqnina and coral rocks. [From 

Florida analyses.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, p. 162 (§ p.), 

Washington, 1890.

 Sandstone from Bueua Vista, Ohio. 

[Analysis.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 64, p. 45 (i p.), 

Washington, 1890.

 The relative abundance of the chemical elements.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 78, pp. 34-42, 

Washington, 1891.

 and Chatard, T. M. A report of 

work done in the Washington laboratory during the fiscal year 1883-84.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 9, vol. 2, pp. 243- 

280, Washington, 1885.

 and Diller, J. S. Turquois from 

New Mexico.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, pp. 211-218, 

1880.

 and Riggs, R. B. [Limestone from 

Ohio, analyses.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, p. 160 (J p.), 

Washington, 1890.

Clarke, Galen. [Explorations in the 

region of the Yosernite Valley.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 15, pp. 

259-261,1873.

Clarke, Henry G. Aurora, Nev. A little 

of its history, past and present.

School of Mines, Quart., vol. 3, pp. 133-136, 

1882.

Clarke, John M. On the higher Devonian faunas of Ontario County, N. Y.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 16, vol. 3, pp. 

34-120, plates, Washington, 1885.

Abstract,.Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, 

p. 404 (i p.), 1886.

 A brief outline of the geological succession in Ontario County, N. Y.

New York, Eeport of State Geologi&t for 

1884, pp. 9-22, map, Albany, 1885.

Also separate as assembly document No. 16, 

14 pages, map, Albany, 1886. 

Abstract, Science, vol. p. 273 (J p.), 4°, 1886.

 [Sink holes at Attica, Wyoming 

County.]

New York, 6th Report of the Geologist, 1886, 

pp. 34-35, Albany, 1887.

Clarke, John M. Continued.

 Report on 'the bones of mastodon 

. or elepluis found associated with charcoal and pottery at Attica, Wyoming 

County, N.Y.

New York State'Museum, 41st lleport, pp. 

388-390, plates, Albany, 1888.

 The Hercyuian question. A brief 

review of its development and present 

status, with a few remarks upon its 

relation to the current classification of 

American faunas.

New York State Museum, 42d Report, pp. 

408-437, Albany, 1889. Discussed by C. D. 

Walcott, Am. Jour, Sci., 3d aeries, vol. 39, pp. 

155-150.

 The fauna, with Goniatites intuuiescens, Beyrich, in western NewYork.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 80-105,1891. 

Neues Jahrbuch, 1891, vol. 1, pp. 161-168, 

1891.

Clarke, William, Lewis, M., and. History of the expedition under the command of Lewis and Clarke to the 

sources of the Missouri, thence across 

the Rocky Mountains and down the 

Columbia, performed during the years 

1804-1806 by order of the Government 

of the United States. Prepared for the 

press by 'Paul Alien, vol. 1, xxviii, 470 

pages, map; vol. 2, ix, 522 pages, map, 

Philadelphia, 1814.

Clarke, W. B. Remarks on the sedimentary formations of New South 

Wales, illustrated by references" to 

other Provinces of Australasia.

A.m. Jour.'Sci.,2d series, vol. 5, pp. 334-353, 

1868. From a pamphlet.

Claypole, E. W. On the pre-Glacial 

geography of the region of the Great 

Lakes.

Canadian Nat., vol. 8, new series, pp. 187-206, 

1878. Read to Cincinnati Nat. Hist. Soc., 

January, 1875.

Evidence from the drift of Ohio,

Indiana, and Illinois in support of the 

pre-Glacial origin of the basins of 

lakes Erie and Ontario.

Am. Assoc., Proc.. vol. 30, pp. 147-159,1882.

 Pre-Glacial formation of the beds of 

the great American lakes.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 9, pp. 213- 

227, 1881.

 On the Kingsniill white sandstone.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 066-673, 

1883. Discussed by J. P. Lesley, pp. 673-675.
244 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Claypole, E. W. Continued.

 On the equivalent of the Schoharie 

grit of New York in middle Pennsylvania.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 534-530, 

1883.

 On two small patches of Catskill 

represented near Le Roy on the map 

in Report G in the second geological 

survey of Pennsylvania.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 533-534 

(4 p.), 1883.

 On a mass of Catskill rocks supposed to exist on the north hank of 

Towanda Creek, near Franklin.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 531-533, 

1883.

 On an error in identifying two distinct beds of iron ore in Report G of 

the geological survey of Bradford 

County, Pa.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 529-530, 

1883.

 On the occurrence of fossiliferons 

strata in the lower Ponent (Catskill) 

group of middle Pennsylvania. 

Am. Nat., vol. 17, pp. 274-282,1883.

The Niagara group of New York absent from Perry County, Pa.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 500-502, 

1884.

 Report on some fossils from the lower 

coal measures near Wilkesbarre, Luzerne County, Pa.

"Wyoming Hist, and Geol. Soc., Proo. and 

Coll., vol. 2, pp. 239-253,1884.

 The Onondaga salt group, or gypseous group of New York, in Perry 

County, Pa.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 497-499, 

1884.

 On the Clinton and other shales, etc., 

composing the fifth group of Rogers in 

the first survey of Pennsylvania.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 492-496, 

1884.

 Notes on the genus Rensselaeria in 

the Hamilton group in Perry County 

[Pa.].

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 235-236 

(§ p.), 1884.

 On the equivalent of the New York 

Portage in Perry County, middle Pennsylvania.

. Am. Phil. Soc., Proc,, vol. 21, pp. 230-235. 

1884.

Claypole, E. W. Continued.

 The Perry County fault. Note on 

an important correction in the geological map of Pennsylvania.

Am. Phil. Soc., 1'roc., vol. 21, pp. 218-225,

1884.

 On the Hamilton sandstone of imddle Pennsylvania. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 32, pp. 244-246,1884.

[ ] [On the crumpling of the earth's 

crust as shown by a section across 

Huntingdon, Juniata, and Perry counties, Pa.]

Read V.o Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1884.

Science,, vol. 4, p. 258 (i col.), 1884.

 On some fish remains recently discovered in .the Silurian rocks of Pennsylvania. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 38, pp. 424-428,1885.

 Perry County.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report F2, a 

preliminary report on the Paleontology of 

Perry County, by E. W. Claypole, pp. 1-437, 

map, Harrisburg, 1885.

 On the vertical range of certain fossil species in Pennsylvania and New 

York.

Am. Nat., vol. 19, pp. 644-654,1885.

 On the recent discovery of pteraspidian fish in the Upper Silurian rocks of 

North America.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 41, pp. 48-64,

1885.

 Pennsylvania before and after the 

elevation of the Appalachian Mountains.

British Assoc., Report of 54th meeting, p. 

718,1885.

 Pennsylvania before and after the 

elevation of the Appalachian Mountains, a study in dynamical geology. 

Am. Nat., vol. 19, 257-268,1885.

 On the materials of the Appalachians.

Read to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1885. 

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, 

p. 316 (5lines), 1885; Science, vol. 6 p. 221 (J p.), 

1885.

 Buffalo and Chicago, or "What 

might have been."

Am. Nat., vol. 20, pp. 856-862,1886. 

Abstract, Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 35, p. 224 

(A p.), 1886.

 The old gorge at Niagara. 

Spi0nce, vol. 8, p. 236 (§ p.), 1880,
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 245

Claypole, E. W. Continued. 

1 The lake ago in. Ohio, or some episodes in the retreat of the North American glacier.

Edinburgh Geol. Soc., Traits., vol. 5, pp. 421- 

458, plates, 1887.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 22, p. 152 (J p.), 

1887; Am. Gool., vol. 1, pp. 63-04,1887; Popular 

Sci. Monthly, vol. 33, pp. 428-429,1888; "Lalce 

Cuyalioga: a study in glacial geology;" Am. 

Assoc. Adv. Soi., Proc., vol. 36, p. 218,1888.

 The materials of the Appalachians. 

Am. Nat., vol. 21, pp. 055-902,1054-1000,1S87.

 The four great sandstones of Pennsylvania. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 30, p.227 

(J p.), 1888.

 Singular subterranean commotion 

near Alcron, Ohio.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 190-192,1888.

 On some investigations regarding 

the condition of the interior of the 

earth.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 382-386, vol. 2, pp. 

28-35, 1888.

Abstract, British Assoc., Report of 48th. 

meeting, pp. 069-670,1889.

 The eccentricity theory of glacial 

cold versus the facts.

Edinburgh Gool. Soc., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 

534-548, 1888.

 Glaciers Mid glacial radiants in the 

ice age.

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 73-94, 1889.

 The story of the Mississippi-Missouri.

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 301-377,1889.

 Falls of rock at Niagara.

Nature, vol. 39, p. 367 (J col.), 1889.

 Illustration of the "level of no 

strain" in the crust of earth. 

Am. Geol., vol.5, pp..83-88, 1890.

 The reality of a level of no strain in 

the crust of the earth. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Pvoc., vol. 38, p. 232 

(i p.), 1890.

 The making of Pennsylvania. 

Am. Geol.,vol. 5, pp. 225-234, 1890.

 The continents and deep seas. [Abstract.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 10-16,1891.

 Megalonyx in Holmes County, Ohio, 

1890. Part 2.

Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 149-153, 1891.

 An episode in the Paleozoic history 

of Pennsylvania.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 152-159, 1891.

Claypole, E. W. Continued.

 On a deep boring near Akron, Ohio, 

and its significance.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, p. 239 (Jp.), 1891,, 

Abstract of paper read to Geol. Soc. Am. 

1891.

Claypole, K. B. Recent glacial work in 

Europe.

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 37, pp. 103-106, 

1890.

Clayton, J. E. On the geological structure and mode of occurrence of the 

silver ores in the White Pine district. 

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 4, p. 89 

(3 P-). 1873.

 The Glacial period, its origin and 

development.

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 123- 

131, plate, 1876.

 Atlanta district [Idaho].

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 

468-473,1877.

 TheDramiuramon group of veins and 

their mode of formation.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 46, pp. 85-86, 

100-108, 4°, 1888.

Extract from report to Montana Company 

of London.

 The Cceur d'Alone silver-lead mines. 

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 45, pp. 108-109, 

4°, 1888.

Cleaveland, P. An elementary treatise 

on mineralogy and geology, xii, 668 

pages, Boston, 1816, 2d edition, 2 vols., 

1822.

Clemson, Thomas G. The Hart/. Physical geography, state of industry, etc.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 19, pp. 105-130, plate, 

1831.

 Flemington copper ore.

Geol. Soc. Pennsylvania, Trans., vol. 1, p. 

167 (5 p.), 1835.

 Notice of a geological examination 

of the country bet ween Freclericksburg 

and Winchester, in Virginia, including 

the gold region.

Geol. Soc. Pennsylvania, Trans., vol. 1, pp. 

298-313, plate, 1835.

 Taylor, Richard, and. Notice of a 

vein of bituminous coal recently explored near Havana, Cuba.

Am. Phil. Soc., Trans., vol. 6, new series, 

pp. 191-197, plate, 1839.

[Clerc, F. L.] The lead and zinc ores of 

southwest Missouri.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 33, pp. 397-398, 

4°, 1887. [From a pamphlet. Not seen.]
246 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cleve, P. T. On the geology of the northeastern West India Islands.

Kongl. Svenska \retenskaps Akad., Handlingar, vol. 9, No. 12, maps, Stockholm, 1871. 

[Not seen.]

 Outline of the geology of the northeastern West India Islands.

New York Acad. Sci., Annals, vol. 2, pp. 185-

 192.1883.

Abstracts, Trans., vol. 1, pp. 21-23, 1883; 

Science (edited by John Michels), vol. 2, pp. 

570-571,1883.

Clifford, William. Eichraond coal field, 

Va.

Manchester Geol. Soc.. Trans., vol. 19, pp. 

326-353, plates 1-5, pp. 431-433,1888.

Reviewed by F. H. Newell, Geol. Mag., vol. 

6, pp. 137-140,1889.

 Additional notes on Eichmond coal 

field, Va., in reply to criticisms.

Manchester Geol. Soc., Trans., vol. 20, pp. 

247-256,1889.

Clingman, T. L. Earthquakes of North 

Carolina.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol.9, pp. 55-58,1875. 

From "Western Expositor, Asheville, N. C.

Clinton, De AVitt. On certain phenomena of the Great Lakes of America.

New York Lit. and Phil. Soc., Trans., vol. 2, 

parti, pp. 1-33,4°, 1817.

Coan, Titns. [Letter on the recent condition of Kilauea.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 12, pp. 80-82,

1851.

 On the eruption of Manna Loa, 

Hawaii, February, 1852.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 14, pp. 219-224,

1852.

 Notes on Kilauea and the recent 

eruption of Mauna Loa.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 15, pp. 63-65,

1853.

 On the present condition of the 

crater of Kilauea, Hawaii.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 18, pp. 96-98,

1854.

 On Kilauea.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d.series, vol. 21, pp. 100-102, 

1856.

 Ontherecenteruptionof Mauna Loa. 

Am. Jour. Sci-., 2cl series, vol. 21, pp. 139-144, 

237-241, 1856.

 On the eruption at Hawaii.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 22, pp.240-243, 

'1856.

 Volcanic action on Hawaii.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 23, pp. 435-437, 

 1857.

Coan, Titus Continued.

 Volcano of Kilauea, Hawaii.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 37, pp. 415-416 

(J p), 1864.

 Volcanic eruptions in Hawaii.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 43, pp. 264-265 

(ft p.), 1867.

 [On the recent earthquake and volcanic eruption on Hawaii.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 46. pp. 106-109,

1868.

 Notes on the recent volcanic disturbances of Hawaii.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series^ vol. 47, pp. 89-98,

1869.

 The volcano of Kilauea and great 

earthquake waves.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 49, pp. 269-270,

1870. Prom Now York Tribune.

 On Kilauea and Mauna Loa.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 2, pp. 454-456,

1871.

 Eecent eruption of Mauua Loa.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 4, pp. 406-407,

1872.

 Note on the Hawaiian volcanoes.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 8, p. 467 Oip.), 

1874.

Coleman, A. P. Microscopic petrography of the drift of central Ontario.

Canada, Eoyal Soc., Trans., vol. 5, Sec. Til, 

pp. 45-59, plates 1, 2, 4°, 1888.

Abstract, Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 2, p. 435 

(4 P-), 1887.

 Notes on the geography and geology 

of the Big Bend of the Columbia.

Canada, Eoyal Soc., Trans., vol. 7, Sec. IV, 

pp. 97-108, plate, 1890.

 Drift rocks of central Ontario.

Canada, Royal Soc., Trans., vol. 8, sec. 3, 

pp. 11-18, 1891.

Coleman, E. T. [Glaciers in Oregon and 

Washington.]

Alpine Jour., p. 233, 1877. [Not seen.]

Coleman, L. Soapstone [in Green Mountains of Vermont].

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 28, pp. 370-371 (§ p.), 

1835.

Collett, John. Geology of Sullivan 

County, Ind.

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 2d Report for 1870, pp. 

191-2-10, Indianapolis, 1871.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 3, 

p. 303 (Jp.), 1871.
DAUTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 247

Collett, John Continued. 

[ ] Geology of Dubois and Pike counties.

Geol. Snrv. Indiana, 3d and 4th Annual 

Eeports for 1871 and 1872, pp. 192-287, Indianapolis, 1872.

 Geological reconnaissance of Jasper, 

White, Carroll, Cass, Miami, Wabash, 

and Howard counties.

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 3d and 4th Annual 

Eeports, for 1871 and 1872, pp. 291-337, Indianapolis, 1872.

 Geology of Warreu [Lawrence, 

Knox, and Gibson counties].

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 5th Annual Report 

for 1873, pp. 191-312, 315-422, 426-428, maps, 

Indianapolis, 1873.

 Geology of Brown County.

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 6th Annual Report for

1874. pp. 77-110, map, Indianapolis, 1875.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10,' 

p. 306 (£p.), 1875.

 Geological reconnaissance of the

coal-measure rocks of Putuam County.

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 7th Annual Report for

1875. pp. 463-468, Indianapolis, 1876.

 Geological report on Vanderburg, 

Owen, and Montgomery [and Owen, 

Montgomery, southeastern Clay counties].

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 7th Annual Report for 

1875, pp. 240-462, map, Indianapolis, 1876.

 Geological report on Harrison and 

Crawford counties, Ind., 1878.

Geol. Surv. Indiana, by E. T. Cox, 8th, 9th, 

and 10th Annual Reports for 1876-78, pp. 291- 

522, maps in pocket, Indianapolis, 1879.

 Geology of Indiana [mines and 

quarries].

Indiana, Department Geol. and Nat. Hist., 

llth Annual Report, pp. 16-33, Indianapolis, 

1882.

[ ] Geology of Shelby County.

Indiana,, Department Geol. and Nat. Hist., 

llth Annual Report, pp. 55-88, Indianapolis, 

1882.

[ ] [General economic geology, outline geology of Indiana, survey of Newton and Jasper counties.]

Indiana, Department Geol. and Nat. Hist., 

12th Annual Report for 1882, pp. 17-25, 44-78, 

Indianapolis, 1883.

i[ ] Outline geology of Indiana, stone 

coals of Indiana, economic geology of 

the State, geology of Posey County.

Indiana, Department Geol. and Nat. Hist., 

13th Annual Report for 1883, pp. 2-70, Indianapolis, 1884.

Collett, John Continued.

 Geological map of Indiana (scale 9 

miles to the inch), colored.

Indiana, Department Gool. and Nat. Hist., 

13th Aunnal Report for 1883, p. 1, map in 

back, Indianapolis, 1884.

 Geological map of Indiana (scale 9 

miles to the inch).

Indiana, Department Gool. and Nat. Hist., 

14th Annual Eeport for 1884, Indianapolis, 

1884.

 Indiana.

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 198-207,1890.

Collier, D. C. Notes on chalk and Cretaceous deposits in eastern Colorado.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 41, pp. 401-403, 

1866.

Collins, H. C. Geological notes [survey 

of Red River raft region].

U. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Annual 

Report for 1873, 43d Gong., 1st sess.. House 

Ex. Doc. No. 1, part 2, vol. 2, pp, 651-664, "Washington, 1873. Also in Appendix Q, pp 61-74.

 Report, survey of Arkansas and 

Corpus Christi passes and bogs.

TJ. S. Army, Chief of Engineers. Annual 

Report for 1879, part 1, pp. 934-937, plates 1,2, 

Washington, 1879.

 Report [bayous Bouef and Conrtableau].

U. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Annual 

Report, part 2, pp. 1170-1176, Washington, 

1880.

 Report [survey of Courtableau to 

the Atchafalaya],

TJ. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Annual 

Report for 1880, part 2, pp. 1294-1297, Washington, 1881.

 Report [survey of Lake Poutchartraiu].

U. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Annual 

Report for 1882, part 2, pp. 1391-1393, Washington, 1882.

Collins, J. H. On the Sudbury copper 

deposits.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 44, pp. 834-838, 

1888.

Colorado.

1821. Sketches of the Mississippi,

James, E. P.

Formations of western part of

Mississippi Valley, James, E. P.

1823. Expedition from Pittsburg to the

.Rocky Mountains, Long. 

Map of country drained by Mississippi, western section, 

James, E. P.
248 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Colorado Continued. 

1834. Geology and mineralogy west of

the Rocky Mountains, Ball, J. 

1838. Geology of central and western

portions of North America,

Rogers, II. D. 

1848. Tour in northern Mexico, Wislizenus.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Exploration between thirtyeighth and forty-first parallel 

in 1853-54, Schiel. 

Ancient lake in the Colorado 

Desert, Blake, W. P.

1855. Report on exploration between 

latitude 38° and 41° for route to 

the Pacific, Schiel. 

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmcrika, Marcou, J.

1856. Review of part of geologic map 

of the United States, by Marcou, Blake, W. P.

1857. Orography of the Western States, 

Blake, W. P.

1858. Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1859. Marcou's Geology of North America, Dana, J. D.; Agassiz, A.

1863. Appalachians and Rocky Mountains in geologic history, Dana, 

J.D.

Geology, etc., of the Upper Mississippi, Hayden, H.

1866. Albertite from Colorado, Deuton. 

Chalk at Smoky Hill, Conrad. 

Chalk and Cretaceous in eastern 

Colorado, Collier.

1867. Parks of Colorado, Gilpin.

1868. Rocky Mountain coal beds, Hayden.

Formations along eastern margin

of Rocky Mountains, Hayden.

Tertiary of Green River, Scudder.

Description of new unio, Conrad.

1869. Notes on Wyoming and Colorado, 

Hayden.

Lignite beds of the Upper Missouri, etc., Hayden.

Report of survey of Colorado and 

New Mexico, Haydeu.

1870. Mauvaises Terres formation in

Colorado, Marsh. 

Sun pictures of Rocky Mountain 

scenery, Hayden, F. V.

Colorado Continued.

1870. Mining industry, Hague, J. D.

1871. Notes on Wyoming and Colorado,

Hayden.

Preliminary report on Wyoming, 

etc., Haydeu.

1872. Paleontologic report on Wyoming, 

Meek.

El Paso district and Amargora 

mine, Mar vine.

Geology of the Missouri Valley, 

Hayden.

Geology and paleontology of Cretaceous of Kansas, Cope.

Labradorite rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Profiles and sections, Hayden.

Resources of western Kansas and 

Colorado, Elliott, R. S.

Tertiary flora of North America, 

Lesquereux.

Tertiary coal of the West, Hodge, 

J.T.

Plants of Cretaceous and Tertiary of Kansas and Nebraska, 

Lesquereux.

Mountains of Colorado, Foster, 

J.W.

Glaciers of the Rocky Mountains, 

Bliss.

Elephant's tusk in Colorado, 

Woodhull, Rockwell, A. P.

1873. Tertiary coal of Canyon City, 

Clark, R. N.

Lignite formation and flora, Lesquereux.

Map of United States, by Hitchcock and Blake, Dana, J. D.

Report on Montana, Wyoming, 

and Utah, Haydeu.

Sixth report on survey of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and 

Utah, Hayden.

Mines and minerals of Colorado, 

Frazer, P.

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

Explorations in Uinta Mountains, Utah, Jones, W. A.

1874. Mines in South Park region,

Peale.

Circles of deposition, Newberry. 

Telluride ores, Sillirnan. 

Report on San Luis division, Endlich.
BARTON.") NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 249

Colorado Continued.

1874. Gold Hill milling region, Marvine.

Report on vertebrate paleontology, Cope.

Cretaceous flora of Western Territories, Lesquereux.

Age of western lignite,Stevenson.

Report of survey of Colorado for 

1873, Hayden.

Lignites and flint beds of western America, Newberry.

Lignite flora of the far West, Newberry.

Notes in geology along Union 

Pacific Railroad, Kneelaud.

Report on South Park district, 

Peale.

Report on Middle Park, Marviue.

Vertebrate of Cretaceous of the 

West, Cope.

Stratigraphy of Pliocene of northern Colorado, Cope.

Formation of lignite of Rocky 

Mountain region, Lesquereux.

Age of lignite of Rocky Mountains, Lesquereux.

Reconnaissance in Uto country, 

Prout, Hawn,F; Hawn, L.

Liguitic formation and its flora, 

Lesquereux.

Cretaceous age of lignite of the 

West, Cope.

1875. Report on portions of Colorado, 

Haydeu.

Sand dimes of San Luis Valley, 

Ingersoll.

Peculiar forms of erosion in eastern Colorado, Hayden.

Uranium, etc., in Tertiary of Colorado, Berthoud.

Fossils west of Greeloy and 

Evans, etc., Col., Meek.

Geology of portion of Colorado 

surveyed in 1878, Stevenson.

Report on northwestern New 

Mexico, Cope.

Whale lode of Park County, Jernegau.

Exploration of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

Mines and geology of San Juan 

County, Endlich.

Ancient lake basins, Marsh.

Colorado C on tin ned.

1875. Wheeler's zweite Expedition 

nachNeu-MexikonudColorailo, 

Loew.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Classification and distribution of 

Cretaceous of the West, Cope.

Surface features of front range 

of the Rocky Mountains, Hayden.

Erosion by sand, Gilbert.

Mineralogy, agriculture, chemistry, eruptive rocks, Colorado, 

Arizona, and New Mexico, 

. Loew.

1876. Notes on lignite group of eastern 

Colorado, etc., Hayden.

Age of lignitic rooks, Dana, J. D.

Report of survey for 1874, Hayden.

Report on geology, by Stevenson, 

Dana, J. D.

Report on Elk range, Holmes, 

W. H.

Ice near summit of Mount McClellan, Berthoud.

Report on middle division, Peale.

Geology near Canyon City, Williams, S. G.

Re view of fossil flora, Lesquereux.

Uinta Mountains, Powell, J. W.

Paleontology of plateau province, White, C. A.

Ore-bearing rocks of Colorado, 

Hayden.

List of minerals and rocks, Loew.

Geology between Leavenworth 

and the Sierra Nevada, Englemann.

List of minerals and rocks, Loew.

Age of angiospermous plants referred to the Cretaceous, Dana, 

J. D.

New plants from Dakota group, 

Losquereux.

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils 

of the Upper Missouri, Meek.

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils 

of Upper Missouri country, 

Gabb.

Colorado plateau province, Gilbert.

Expedition from Santa Fe to the 

Colorado, Newberry.
250 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Colorado-- Continued.

1876. Mnps of parts of California, Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, New 

Mexico, and Utah, Gilbert, 

Marvine and Howell. 

Tertiary flora and age of North 

American lignite, Lesquereux. 

Report of San Juan division, 

Endlich.

1877. Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

Paleontologic characters of Cenozoic andMesozoic in Green River 

district, White, C. A.

Results of surveys for 1875, Hayden.

Lithology of southern Colorado 

and northern New Mexico, 

Conldiug.

Report in Grand River region, 

Peale.

Report of southeastern division, 

Endlich.

Foothills of the Rocky Mountains, 35° 30" to 38°, Conkling.

Descriptive geology fortieth 

parallel survey, King, C.; 

Hague and Emmons.

Age of the Rocky Mountains, 

Peale, Stevenson.

Peculiar type of eruptive mountains, Peale.

Lignite coals of Colorado, Potter.

1878. Characters of Jurassic dinosaurs, 

Marsh.

Strikingproducts of erosion, Endlich.

Results of surveys in 1876, Hayden.

Older rocks of the West, Hunt, 

T.S.

Systematic geology of fortiethparallel survey, King, C.

Dikes and Azoic of southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Sierra Abajo and west San Miguel 

mountains, Holmes, W. H.

San Juan region, McCanley, 

C.A.H.

Wasatch group, Hayden.

Lignite formations of North 

America, Lesquereux, Hayden.

American Jurassic dinosaurs, Williston.

Colorado Continued.

1878. Remarks on Laramie group, 

White, C. A.

Saurians in Dakota beds of Colorado, Cope.

Kozoic rocks of South America, 

Hunt, T. S.

Report on White River district, 

Endlich.

Tertiary flora of Western Territories, by Lesquereux, Cope.

Portion of northwestern Colorado, White, C. A.

Grand River district, Peale.

Eruptive rocks of Colorado, Eudlich.

1879. Report on San Juan region, 

Holmes, AV. H.

Humboldt-Pocahontas vein, Rosita, Clark, R. N.

Report of operations in Colorado and New Mexico, Stevenson.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Carboniferous fossils, White, 

C.A.

Ore deposits of Leadville, Henrich.

Laramie group east of Spanish 

ranges, Stevenson.

Fox Hills group, Stevenson.

Report on paleontology survey 

of Wyoming and Idaho, White, 

C.A.

Carboniferous fossils from Colorado, etc.,, White, C.A.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide to Colorado, Haydeu, 

Davis, W. M.

Geological survey of the fortieth 

parallel, Newberry.

Review of Hayden's Atlas, Morgan, A.

Wanderings in the Western land, 

Vivian.

1880. The great West, Hayden, F. V.

Twin Lakes and Teocalli Mountain, Hayden.

Permian of North America, Dutton.

Report of Rocky Mountain division, Emmons, S. F.

Fossils in Jura-Trias, near San 

Miguel, Hills.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 251

Colorado Continued.

1881. Examinations in Colorado and 

New Mexico, Stevenson.

Coal with native silver in porphyry, Koeiiig.

Examination in Colorado and 

New Mexico, Stevenson.

Illustrations of the earth's surface, glaciers, ShalerandDavis.

Fault in Yankee Hill, Leadville, 

Shecld.

Artesian wells, Berthoud.

Canyons, their character and origin, Bross.

Notes on Silver Cliff region, Wallace, S. J.

Whopper Lode, Gunuison County, Frazer, P.

1882. So-called Leadville porphyry, 

Julien.

Jura-Trias of southwestern Colorado, Hills.

Tertiary basin of Colorado, Scudder.

Cretaceous and Tertiary flora of 

the West, Lesquereux.

Tertiary history of Grand Canyon 

district, Dutton, C. E.

Peculiar features of B as sick 

.mines, Grabill.

TufafromFlorissanfcjWadsworth.

Grand River coal, Theile.

The Unaweep Canyon, Gauuott.

Facts in Montana, Idaho, Utah, 

and Colorado, Newberry.

Coal near Canyon City, Stevenson.

Section in shafts near Leadville, 

Van Wagoner.

Certain Tertiary of the Great 

Basin, Cope.

Minerals from Table Mountain, 

Golden, Cross and Hillebraud.

Tertiary of central region, Cope.

Report of United States Geological Survey, Powell, J. W.

1883. Tertiary Mollusca from Colorado,

Utah, and Wyoming, White,

C. A. 

Report on work in Great Basin,

Gilbert. 

Cryolite minerals, Cross and Hillebrand.

Ores of Rio Grande County, Hills. 

Genesis of ore deposit, Keck.

Colorado Continued.

1883. Mines and mills of Gilpin County, 

Rogers, A. N.

Development of resources of Colorado, Smith, J. A.

San Juan region, Comstock.

Classifications of lake basins, 

Davis, W. M.

Jura-Trias of the western United 

States, Broadhead.

Coal measures in Guunison 

County, Hallowell.

North Park, Broadhead.

Progress of geology, 1882, Hunt, 

T. S.

Silicified trunks, AVnrder.

Report on Cretaceous and Tertiary, Ward, L. F.

Tertiary basin at Florissant, 

Scudder.

Cretaceous and Tertiary floras 

of the West, Lesqnerenx.

Leadvillo porphyry, Emmons, 

S. F.

Supposed Jura-Trias of the front 

ranges, Hallowell.

Fossils of tbo Laramio group, 

White, C. A.

Tufa from Florissant, Wadsworth .

Cretaceous fossils from Western 

ern States, White, C. A.

1884. Sanadine, etc., in Nevadite of 

Chalk Mountain, Cross.

Microscopic structure of building 

stones, Merrill, G. P.

Vertebrata of Tertiary of the 

West, Cope.

Ore deposits by replacement, 

Emmons, S. F.

Extinct glaciers of San Juan 

Mountains, Hills.

Azoic system and its subdivisions, Whitney and W adsworth.

Artesian wells of Denver, Cross.

Triassic insects from the Rocky 

Mountains, Scudder.

Buffalo Peak, Emmons, S. F.

Building stones, Foster, J. W.

Hyperstbene andesito and on tricliuic pyroxene, Cross.

The deposition of ores, Newbcrry.

Data concerning Denver wells, 

Chisholm.
252 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Colorado Continued.

1884. Ore deposits of Summit district,

Hills.

Geology of Rocky Mountain district, Emmons, S. F.

1885. Allanite as a rock constituent, 

Iddings and Cross.

Coue-in-cone; Newberry.

Separation of strata in folding, 

Bulkley, F. C.

La Plata Mountains, Freeman

Sketch of Rocky Mountain division, Ernuions, S. F.

Notes on nietamorphisin, Stevenson.

Origin of crystalline rocks, Hunt, 

T. S.

Geology of the Spanish Peak, 

Savage.

Contributions to mineralogy of 

the Rocky Mountains, Cross 

and Hillebrand.

Jurassic of North America, 

White, C.A.

Report of Rocky Mountain division, Emuious, S. F.

Laramie flora, Ward, L. F.

1886. Remarkable landslide, Cross. 

Leadville ore deposits, Rolker. 

Fresh-water invertebrates of the

Jurassic, White, C.A. 

Iron-ore deposits of Colorado,

Rolker. 

Trap rocks in eastern Kentucky,

Crandall.

Sulphides of Leadville,Freelaml. 

Supermetamorphism and volcauism, Comstock.

Drift iu Rocky Mountains, Comstock. 

Veins of southwestern Colorado,

Comstock.

Ptilolito, Cross and Eakius. 

Iron ores, Pntnam. 

Aspen district, Lakes. 

Chemistry, Leadville report,

Hillebrand. 

Petrography, Leadville report,

Cross. 

Geology and mining of Leadville,

Emmons, S. F. 

Eagle County, Tildeu. 

Umgebung voii Silver Cliff, Salida, Leadville uud Gunnison,

Rath.

Colorado Contiiiu ed.

1886. Coal in Carboniferous, Hills.

Extinct geyser basin, Comstock. 

Topaz and garnet in rhyolite,

Cross.

San Juan Mountains, Stevens. 

Trip to Telluride, San Miguel

County, Van Diest.

1887. Veins and geology of southwestern Colorado, Comstock.

Battle Mountain, Eagle County, 

Oloott.

Cimarron landslide, Cross.

Ore chutes of Iron Hill, Leadville, Blow.

Flussgebiet des Colorado, Toula.

Living glacier on Hagues Peak, 

Stone.

Gas in Pitkiii County, Hills.

Geology of ore deposits, Lakes.

Hints toward a theory of volcanism, Comstock, T. B.

Supermetamorphism, Comstock.

Elk Head coal, Cliisholin.

Notes on Leadville, Ihlseng.

Colorado ore deposits, Emmons, 

S.F.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Topaz and garnet in lithophyses, 

Cross.

Boulder County A'eins, Van 

Diest.

Water in Cretaceous, Gunuison 

County, Hill.

Sandstone from Arrnejo, analysis, 

Chatard.

1888. Paramorphic origin of certain 

minerals, Cross.

Phonolite, El Paso County, 

Cross.

Origin of primary quartz in basalt, Iddings.

Relations of Laramie group, 

White, C. A.

Mining in San Juan region, 

Ihlseng.

Structural relations of ore deposits, Emmons, S. F.

Sylvanito mine, Eng. and Mining 

Jour.

Geology of Leadville, by Emmons, Raymond.

Upper Eocene lacustrine formation's, Scott.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 253

Colorado Continued.

1888. Vertebrate fauna of F u e r c o

epoch, Cope.

Coals, Ashburner, Newberry. 

Coal field of Crested Butte,

Lakes. 

Iron resources of Colorado, Chanvenet.

Note on Aspen, Emmons, S. F. 

Eruptive rocks from Ouster

County, Cross. 

Fossil plants from Golden, Lesqnerenx. 

Glaciers in the Rocky Mountains,

Emuions, S. F. 

Infusorial earth in Denver,

Headdeu. 

Mineralpgical notes [corundum

schists], Smith, W. B.' F 

Mountain upthrusts, Uinta, etc.,

White, C. A. " 

Oil fields of Fremont County,

Ihlseng.

Address, Van Diest. 

Ore deposits of Ouray County,

Keclzie. 

Paleontologic notes, Boulder,

Stanton. 

Marble deposits, Newberry.

1889. Ago of Denver formation, Cope.

Report of Rocky Mountain division, Emmons, S. F.

Aspen Mountain, Brunton.

Aspen ore deposits, Siver.

Denver Tertiary, Cross.

Geology and mines of Aspen, 

Heinrich.

Features about Denver, Eldridge.

Iron resources, Chauvenet, R.

Grouping of middle Cretaceous, 

Eldridge, Ward, L. F.

Ores of Red Mountain district, 

Schwarz.

Eruptions of Spanish Peaks region, Hills.

Mesozoic of southern Colorado, 

etc., Stevenson.

Origin of ore deposits near Onray, 

Endlich.

New oil field, Newberry.

Rocky Mountains afield for original work, Hills.

Tertiaries of the Hnerfauo River 

basin, Hills.

Dinosauria of Denver beds, Canlion,

Colorado Continued.

1889. Volcanic craters, Van Diesfc.

Northwestern Colorado coal region, Hewitt.

Hot Springs formations, Couistock.

Building stones, Merrill, G. P.

Northwestern Colorado, White, 

C.A.

Report of Rocky Mountain division, United States Geological 

Survey, Emmons, S. F.

Stratigraphic studies in Denver

"'basin, Eldridge!

1890. Charcoal'in Custer County, 

 Charlton.

Aspen district, Newberry.

Colorado group, Stevenson.

Eruptive rocks of Boulder County, Palmer.

Eruptions of Spanish Peaks region, Hills.

Extinct volcanoes, Lakes.

Formations of eastern Colorado, 

Cannon.

Huerfano beds, Hills.

Laramie group, Cope, Newberry, 

Stevenson, Ward, L. F.

Iron resources, Chauvenet, R.

Movements in Rocky Mountains, 

Emmons, S. F.

Macfarlaue's Railway Guide. Emmons, S. F.

Plications of coal measures, Van 

Diest.

Pre-Cambrian of the Black Hills 

of Dakota, Van Hise.

Primary quartz in basalts, Iddings.

Secondary minerals of amphibole and pyroxene groups, 

Cross.

Structural features near Denver, 

Eldridge.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Report of Rocky Mountain division, Emmons, S. F.

1891. Alunite and diaspora from the

Rosita hills, Cross. 

Asphaltum, Stone. 

Devonian and Carboniferous,

correlation, Williams, II. S. 

Cambrian of North America,

Walcott, C. D. 

Classification of m 9 ij n t a j 11

ranges, Uphain,
254 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Colorado Continued. 

1891. Cretaceous of North America,

White, C. A.

Florence oil fields, Eldridge. 

Fuel resources, Lakes. 

Genesis of iron ores, Kimball. 

Geological horizons, as determined by vertebrate fossils, 

Marsh, 0. C. 

Interesting occurrence of gold,

Hausniann.

Manganese deposits, Penrose. 

Report of Rocky Mountain division, United States Geological 

Survey, Emmons, S. F. 

Spherulites, Cross. 

Supposed Trenton fossil fish, Am.

Geol.- 

Stones for building, Merrill,

G. P.

Vein phenomena, Boulder County, Farish.

Colton, Henry E. The upper measure 

coal field of Tennessee.

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Truus., vol.14, pp. 

292-305, plates, 1885.

 Notes on the topography and geology of western North Carolina the 

Hiawassee Valley.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 1C, pp. 

839-851, plates, 1888.

Coman, C. W. Geological work in tho 

southern part of the State. Terrace 

formations of the Atlantic Coast and 

along the Delaware River.

New Jersey Geol. Surv., Keport for 1890, pp.

129-135,1891.

Commun, Joseph du. Hypothesis on volcanoes and earthquakes.

Am. Jour. ScL, vol. 15, pp. 12-25,1829.

Comstock, John Lea. Outlines of geology, with an examination of the question whether the days of creation were 

definite periods, 2d edition, New York, 

1836; 3d edition, 384 pages, 12°, New 

York, 1838.

 Elements of geology, 432 pages, 12°,

New York, 1853.

Comstock, Theodore B. On the geology 

of western Wyoming.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 6, pp. 426-432, 

vol. 7, p. 151,1873.

 Geological report.

Report upon the reconnaisance of northwestern "Wyoming, including Tellowstone 

National Park, for 1873, by Jones, pp. 85-259, 

map, "Washington, 1875.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, 

pp. 59-60 (£ p.), 1875.

Comstock, Theodore B. Continued.

 Remarks on the hot springs and 

geysers and other topics illustrating 

the scientific value of the Yellowstone, 

Park.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 24, part 2, pp. 97-99, 

1876. 

 Formation of geyserite pebbles in 

pools adjacent to the geysers of the Yellowstone Park. [Abstract.]

Am. Aaaoc., Proo., vol. 24, part 2, p. 97 (Jp.), 

1876.

 On some unexplained phenomena in 

the geyser basins of the Yellowatoue 

National Park. '

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 25, pp. 235-239,1877.

 - Notes on the geology and mineralogy 

of San Juan County, Colo.

Am. Inst.'Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 11, pp. 

165-191, map, 1883.

 Supermetamorphism and volcauism. 

Am. Nat., vol. 20, pp. 1006-1008, 1886.

 Some peculiarities of the local drift 

of the Rocky Mountains.

Am. Nat., vol. 20, pp. 925-927, 1886. 

Abstract, Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 35, p. 233 

(i p.), 1886.

 Remarkable extinct geyser basin in 

southwest Colorado.

Am. Nat., vol. 20, pp. 963-965,1886; 

Abstract, Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 35, p. 232 

($p.), 1886; Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series,vol. 

32, p. 320 (4 p.), 1885.

 Supermetamorphism; its actuality, 

inducing causes, and general effects. 

[Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 35, pp. 232-233 (-J p.), 

1887.

 Hints toward a theory of volcanism.

[Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 35, p. 233 (J p.), 1887.

 The veins of southwestern Colorado. 

Head to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1886. 

Am. Nat., vol. 20, pp. 1043-1044, 1886. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, 

p. 320 (J. p.), 1886.

 The geology and vein structure of 

southwestern Colorado. '

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 15, pp. 

218-265, plates 1-4, map,1887.

 The fossil fuels of Illinois and their 

exploitation.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 44, p. 24, 4°, 1887.

 Notes on the region north of the 

Vermilion Lake district in British 

Columbia.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Traus., vol. 16, pp. 

109-111,1887.
1URTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 255

Comstock, Theodore B. Continued.

 A preliminary examination of the 

geology of western central Arkansas.

Arkansas Geol. Surv., Eeport for 1888, vol. 1, 

pp. 1-320, 2 maps, 1888.

 Hot Spring formations in Red Mountain district, Colo.: A reply to the 

criticisms of Mr. Emmons.

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trails., vol. 17, pp. 

201-264,1889.

 A preliminary report on the geology 

of the central mineral region of Texas, 

Texas Geol. Surv., 1st Annual Report, pp. 

237-391, plate 2,1890.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol.6, p. 123 (4lines), 

1890.

 Report on the geography and mineral resources of the central mineral 

region of Texas, chiefly south of the 

San Saba River, north of the Pedernales River, west of Burnet, and east of 

Menardsville and Junction City.

Texas Geol. Surv.,2d Annual Report, pp. 

553-G64, 3 maps, 1891.

 Tin in central Texas.

Eug. and Mining Jour.,vol.51,pp. 117-118, 

40,1891.

[Condon, Thomas.] Preliminary report 

of tho State geologist [of Oregon], 22 

pages, Salem, 1874.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series., vol. 9, 

p. 401 (i p.), 1875.

. Washington Territory [and Oregon] 

[geological formations].

Macfarlane's Am. Geol. R. E. Guide, pp. 172- 

173, 1879.

: On some points connected with the 

igneous eruptions along the Cascade 

Mountains of Oregon.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, pp. 406-408, 

1879. 

[ ] Oregon.

Hacfarlauo's Geol. Ewy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 316-317,1890.

Conkling, A. R. Report on the geology 

of the mountain ranges from La Veta 

Pass to the head of the Pecos.

G eographical surveys west of the 100th meridian, by AVheeler, annual report. Annual 

Report of the Chief of Engineers for 1876, Appendix. JJ, pp. 199-202, Washington, 1876.

 Geological report on the portions of 

western Nevada and eastern California 

between the parallels of 39° 30' and 

38° 30'.

Geograpical surveys west of the 100th meridian by Wheeler, annual report. TJ. S. Army, 

Chief of Engineers, Annual Report for 1877, 

pp, 1285-1295, Appendix. NX,. Washington, 

1877.

Conkling, A. R. Continued.

 Report on the foothills facing the 

plains from latitude 35° 30' to 38°, approximately.

Geographical survey a west of the 100th 

meridian, by Wheeler, annual report. TJ. S. 

Army, Chief of Engineers, Anuual Report for 

1877, pp. 1298-1303, Appendix KN, Washing, 

ton,1877.

 Report on tho lithology of portions 

of southern Colorado and northern 

New Mexico.

Geographical surveys west of the 100th 

meridian, by Wheeler, annual report. U. S. 

Army, Chief of Engineers, Annual Report for

1877. pp. 1295-1298, Appendix FN, Washington, 1877.

 Report on the lithology and mineralogy of portions of Nevada and California.

Geographical surveys west of the 100th 

meridian,by Wheeler, annual report. U. S.' 

Army, Chief of Engineers, Annual Roportfor

1878. pp. 184-185, Appendix NN, Washington, 

1878. .

 Geological report on portions of 

western Nevada arid eastern California, 

including part of the Sierra Nevada 

range.

Geographical surveys west of the 100th

meridian, by Wheeler, annual report. TJ. S.

Army, Chief of Engineers, Annual Report for

1878, pp. 167-183, Appendix NN, Washington,

- 1878. '

Connecticut.

1807. Observations on geology of United 

States and geologic map, Maclure.

1810. Mineralogy of town of New Haven, Sillimau. 

1814. Observations in vicinity of New

Haven, Sillimau. 

' 1818. Geology of the United States,

Maclure.

Index to the geology of the Northern States, Eaton. 

Localities of minerals and remains, Sillimau. 

Minerals of Litchfield County,

Brace.

1820. Geology and mineralogy of Litchfield County, Brace. 

Tour in New Haven and Litchfield, Sillimau. 

Minerals, principally in Haddam,

Webster, J. W.

Tour between Hartford and Quebec, Silliman.
256 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Connecticut Continued.

1821. Notice of geological essays l»y 

H. H. Hayden, Silliman.

Eed sandstone formation of Connecticut, Silliman.

Garnet rock in Reading, Seeley.

Chalybeate spring at Litchfield, 

Pierce.

Miscellaneous observations, 

Brongniart.

1822. Locality of sulphate of baryta,

Percival.

Floetz trap, Porter, T. 1). 

Volcanoes and volcanic s u b -

stances, Cooper, T. 

Rocks supposed to move without

apparent cause, Petros.

1823. Regions contiguous to River Connecticut, Hitchcock, E. 

Curious waterfall and excavations in the rocks, Hall, F.

1824. Review of Connybeare and 

Phelps's geology of England 

and Wales, Am. Jour. Sci.

Geology of Salisbury, Lea, C. A.

Western Massachusetts region, 

Dewey.

1825. Moving rocks of Salisbury, Lea, 

C.A.

1826. Remarks on bowlders, Dobson. 

1828. Water cement of Southington,

Lowrey. 

Notices of minerals and geology,

Hitchcock, E.

1830. Igneous origin of some trap rocks,

Silliman. 

Geological text-book, Eaton.

1831. Mines of New Milford and Salisbury, Shepard.

1832. Geological survey of Massachusetts economics, Hitchcock, E. 

Watercourses, alluvial and other 

rocks of Connecticut Valley, 

Smith, A.

1833. Section from Killingly to Hadclam, Mather. 

Crystallines of Connecticut,

Mather.

New London and Windham counties, Mather.

Fossil fishes in Connecticut sandstone, Mather. 

1835. Junction of trap at Wallingford,

Chapiu, A. B.

3.836. Footmarks of birds on red saudstones^ Hitchcock, E,

Connecticut Continued. 

1837. Geologicalsnrvey of Connecticut,

Shepard.

1839. Analysis of marl from Farmington, Silliman.

1841. On joints in rocks, Hitchcock, E.; 

Silliman.

1842. Geology of Connecticut, Percival.

Nature of dip of Trias of eastern 

United States, Rogers, H. D.

1843. Fossil footprints and rain impressions, Lyell.

Glacio-aqueous action, Hitchcock, E.

Drift of Connecticut Valley, Silliman.

Causes of cresceutic dikes of trap, 

Rogers, H. D.

Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

1844. Trap tufa of Connecticut Valley,

Hitchcock, E.

Percival oncrescentic dikes, Silliman.

Traps of sandstones of Connecticut, Silliman.

1845. Relations of trap and sandstones, 

Whelpley.

1846. Agriculture of New York, Emmons, E.

1847. Origin of grand outlines of the

earth, Dana, J. D. 

Fossil tree at Bristol, Silliman. 

1851. Age of red sandstones, Jackson,

C.T.

Geological positions of the mastodon, Warren, J. C. 

Age of Connecticut Valley sandstone, Wells, Agassiz, L.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etcv Marcou, J.

1854. Origin of stratification, Wells,

D.A.

Some crystalline limestones of 

North America, Hunt, T. S.

1855. Movements in quarries at Portland, Johnson, J.

Copper mine at Bristol, Silliman 

and Whitney.

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. American geologic history, Dana,

J. D.

Illustrations of surface geology. 

Hitchcock, E,
UARTON.] NORTB AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 257

Connecticut C ontin ued.

1858. Geology of North America, Marcou, J. 

Sketch of geology of United

States, Rogers, H. D. 

Ichnology of New England, 

Hitchcock, E.

1859. Clay on banks of the Farmington, Stodder.

Paleontology of New York, vol. 

3, Hall, J. 

1860. So-called ta loose schist of Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

1866. Map of Canada and part of the 

United States, Logan and Hall.

1870. HangingHills,Dana, J.D.; Davis, 

C. K. S.

1871. Quaternary in New Haven region,

Dana, J. D.

Connecticut glacier, Dana, J. D. 

Earthquakes of New England, by

Brigham, Dana, J. D. 

Trias of Palisade range and New

Haven, Dana, J. D. 

Geognosy of the Appalachians,

Hunt, T. S.

1872. Rocks of Great Barrington,

Mass., Dana, J. D. 

Green Mountain geology, on

the quartzite, Dana, J. D. 

Character of trap near New 

Haven, Dana, J. D.

1873. Map of United States, Hitchcock,

C. H.; Hitchcock and Blake. 

Post Tertiary history of New

England, Perry. 

Glacial and Champlain eras in

New England, Dana, J. D. 

On staurolite, and Silurian age of

the Green Mountain gneisses,

Dana, J. D. 

Geology of th a New Haven region,

Dana, J. D.

1874. On stratification of rocks, Hunt,

T.S.

Trap rocks of the Connecticut 

Valley, Dana, E.S.

1875. Southern New England during 

melting of glacier, Dana, J. D.

Chart of United States, Bradley.

Trap rocks of the Connecticut 

Valley, Hawes.

1876. Chloritic formation west of New

Haven, Dana, J. D.; Hawes. 

Sections of trap, Frazer.

Bull. 127 17

Connecticut Continued.

1877. Relation of geology of Vermont 

to that of Berkshire, Dana, 

J.D.

Relation of geology of New 

Hampshire to adjacent territory, Hitchcock, C. H.

Agency of lateral pressure exhibited by rock movements, 

Niles.

Damming of streams by drift during melting of glacier, Dana, 

J.D.

Garnets in trap of New Haven, 

Dana, E. S.

1878. Hydrocarbon in eruptive.rocks of

New Jersey, Russell, I. C. 

Dikes and Azoic of southeast

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S. 

Bitumen in trap in Connecticut

Valley, Dana, J. D. 

Some points in lithology, Dana,

J. D.

1879. North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

History of Trias in New Jersey 

and Connecticut Valley, Russell, I. C.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Hitchcock, C. H.

Hudson River age of Taconic 

schists, Dana, J. D.

Trias of New Jersey and Connecticut Valley, by Russell, 

Dana, J.D.

1880. Red feldspar of granite from

Lyme, Des Cloiseaux. 

Former extent of Trias in the

East, Russell, I. C. 

Succession of Glacial deposits in

New England, Uphain. 

Geologic action of humus acids,

Julien. 

Limestone belts of Westchester

County, N. Y., Dana, J. D. 

Age of Green Mountains, Dana,

J.D.

1881. Glacial scratches, Goshen, Norton.

So-called kames of Connecticut 

Valley, Dana, J. D.

Dolerite of eastern North America, Dana, J. D.

1882. Composition of Mosozoic diabase 

of Atlantic Slo_pe, Hawes.
258 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULI,. 127. '

Connecticut Continued.

1882. Triassic traps of Massachusetts, 

Connecticut, and New Jersey, 

Davis.

North America in the ice age, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

High terraces of eastern Connecticut, Koons.

Flood in Connecticut Valley from 

melting glacier, Dana, J. D.

Age of the Tacouic system, Dana, 

J.D.

1883. Potholes at Gurley ville, Koons.

Culture and curing of tobacco, 

Killebrew.

Glacial phenomena near New 

Haven, Blake.

Progress of geology, 1882, Hunt, 

 T. S.

Glacial and Champlain periods, 

New Haven region, Dana, J. 

D.

Eastward extent of Jura-Trias, 

Dana, J. D.

Western discharge of the flooded 

Connecticut, Dana, J. D.

Triassic traps and sandstones, by 

Davis, Dana, J. D.

Evidence from southern New 

England against iceberg theory of drift, Dana, J. D.

1884. Connecticut building stone, 

Lindsley, H. W.

Notes on building stones used in 

New York, Newberry.

Distribution of iron ores in eastern United States, Smock.

Microscopic structure of building stones, Merrill, G. P.

Strengths of granites, Winchell, 

N.H.

Structure of trap of Connecticut 

Valley, Davis, W. M.

Polished rock surfaces, Morgan, 

H.J.

Eelation of Trias traps and sandstones of eastern United States, 

Davis, W. M.

Distribution and origin of drunilins, Davis, W. M.

Southward ending of Taconic 

synclinal, Dana, J. D.

Decay of quartzite, Dana, J. D.

Moraine of second Glacial period, 

by Chamberlin, Dana, J. D.

Connecticut Continued.

1884. Origin of bedding in so-called 

metamorphic rocks, Dana, J. D.

1885. Map of the United States, McGee. 

Till ridge of New Haven, called

Round Hill, Dana, J. D. 

Taconic rocks and stratigraphy.

Dana, J. D. 

Displacement through intrusion,

Dana, J. D.

1886. Iron ores, Putnam.

Trap and sandstone at Tariffville,

Rice.

Structure of Trias in Connecticut Valley, Davis, W. M.

1887. Age of the Triassic monocline,

Davis, W. M. 

Cutting of gorges in trap ridges,

Emerson. 

Map of United States, Hitchcock,

C.H. 

Catopterus gracilis, Davis,

C.H. S. 

Origin of Triassic monoclinal,

Davis, W. M.

Structure of Trias, Davis,W. M. 

Great bowlders in Woodbridge,

Hubbard.

Hanging Hills, Chapin. 

Fluviatile swamps of New England, Shaler.

1888. Ash bed at Meriden, Davis, 

W. M.

Fossil fishes and plants from 

Trias, Newberry.

Intensity of metamorphism [near 

New Haven], Dana, J. D.

Map of vicinity of New York 

City, Martin, D. S.

Taconic system of Emmons, Walcott.

Trap ridges at Meriden, Chapiu.

Methods in geologic investigation, Davis, W. M.

1889. Traps of Connecticut Valley,

Davis and Whittle. 

Topographic development of

Trias, Davis, W. M. 

Traps of East Haven-Brantford

region, Hovey. 

Faults near Meriden, Davis,

W. M. 

Building stone, Merrill, G. P.

1890. Archean axes, Dana, J. D.

Boring at New Haven, Hubbard.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 259

Connecticut Continued.

1890. Glacial action iu southeastern

Connecticut, Wells. 

Fillings in fissures at Meriden,

Davis, W. M. 

Glacial scratches near Norfolk,

Cornish.

Limestone at Norfolk, Dana, J. D. 

Madison bowlder, Crosby. 

Subaerial decay of rocks, Dana,

J. D. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Tacouic mountains, Am. Geol. 

Traps of East Haven-Brantford

region, Hovey, E. 0. 

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

1891. Clay concretions, Ames.

Cambrian of North America, Walcott. 

Dates of origin of topographic

forms, Davis, W. M. 

Fossilil'erous black shales in Trias,

Davis, Loper.

Features of nonvolcanic ejections

inNew Haven region, Dana,J.D.

Geological features of Meriden,

Chapin.

Lost volcanoes, Davis, W. M. 

Percival's map of the Jura-Trias 

and the upturning of the formation, Dana, J. D. 

Physical geography of southern

New England, Davis, W. M. 

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P. 

The four "rocks" about New

Haven, Dana, J. D. 

Triassic of Connecticut Valley,

Davis, W. M.

Conover, Allan D. Illinois [building 

stones].

10th Census U.S., Report on the building 

stones of the United States and statistics of 

the quarry industry for 1880, pp. 219-226, 

bound as part of Vol. X, but with separate 

pagination, 4°, "Washington, 1884.

 Wisconsin [building stones].

10th Census "U. S., Keport on the building 

stones of the United States and statistics of 

the quarry industry for 1880, pp. 229-244, 

bound as part of Vol. X, but with separate 

pagination, 4°, "Washington, 1884.

 Michigan [building stones].

10th Census U. S., Eeport on the building 

stones of the United States and statistics of 

the quarry industry for 1880, pp. 216-229, 

bound as part of Vol. X, but with separate 

pagination, 4°, Washington, 1884.

Conrad, Solomon W. Mineralogical notice respecting zircon from Trenton, 

N.J.

Am. Mineralogical Jour. (Bruce), vol. 1, pp. 

127-128,1814.

Conrad, Timothy A. On the geology and 

organic remains of a part of the peninsula of Maryland.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 0, pp. 

205-231, plate, 1830.

 Fossil shells of the Tertiary formations of America, vol. 1, Nos. 1-3, 56 

pages, 20 plates, Philadelphia, 1832-35. 

Republished by G. D. Harris, Washington, 1893.

 On some now fossil and recent shells 

of the United States.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 23, pp. 339-346,1833.

 Observations on the Tertiary and 

more recent formations of a portion of 

the Southern States.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 7, pp. 

116-129,1834.

 Observations on the Tertiary strata 

of the Atlantic Coast.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 28, pp. 104-111; 280-282, 

1835.

 Observations on a portion of the 

Atlantic Tertiary region.

Geol. Soc. Pennsylvania, Trans., vol. 1, pp. 

335-341,1835.

 First annual report on the geological survey of the third district of 

New York.

New Tork Geol. Surv., 1st Annual Keport, 

pp. 155-186, Albany, 1837.

 Report on the paleontological department of the survey.

New York Geol. Surv., 2d Annual Koport, 

pp. 107-119, Albany, 1838.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 36, pp. 12-15, 

1839.

 Fossils of the medial Tertiary of the 

United States, 89pages, 49plates, Philadelphia, 1838. Republished with an 

introduction by W. H. Dall, Philadelphia, 1893.

 Second annual report on the paleontological department of the survey.

New York Geol. Surv., 3d Annual Report, 

pp. 57-66, Albany, 1839,

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 39, pp. 98-99, 

1840.
260 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Conrad, Timothy A. Continued.

 Notes on American geology. Observations on characteristic fossils, and 

upon a fall of temperature in different 

geological epochs. Remarks' on the 

Transition or Silurian system. Organic 

remains of the Transition.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 35, pp. 237-249,1839.

 On the Silurian system, with a table 

of the strata and characteristic fossils. 

[Observations on the plastic clays.] 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 38, pp. 86-93,1840.

 On the geognostic position of the

zeuglodon or basilosaurus of Harlan.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 38, pp. 381-382,1840.

 Third annual report of the paleontological department of the survey.

New York Geol. Surv., 4th Annual Report, 

pp. 199-207, Albany, 1840. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 40, pp. 77-79,

1841.

 Fifth annual report on the paleontology of the State of New York.

New York Geol. Surv., 5th Annual Eeport, 

pp. 25-57, Albany, 1841. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 42, pp. 229-235,

1842.

 Observations on a portion of the 

Atlantic Tertiary region, with a description of new species of organic 

remains.

National Inst., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 171-194, 

plates, 1842.

 Observations on the Silurian and 

Devonian systems of the United States, 

with description of new organic remains.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 8. pp. 

228-235,1842.

[ ] [Age of lead-bearing limestones 

of the upper Mississippi, abstract.] 

Bead to Assoc. Am. Geol. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 47, p. 106 (Jp.), 1844. Discussed by Locke, Houghton, Eogers, and 

King, pp. 106-107.

 Observations on the Eocene formation of the United States, with descriptions of species of shells, etc., occurring in it.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 1, pp. 209-220, 

395-405,2 plates, 1846.

 Observations on the geology of a 

part of east Florida, with a catalogue 

of recent shells of the coast.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d. series, vol. 2, pp. 36-48, 

1846,

Conrad, Timothy A. Continued.

 Tertiary of Warren County, Miss.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 2. pp. 124-125, 

184C.

 Eocene formation of the Walnut 

Hills, etc,, Miss.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 2, pp. 210-215, 

1846.

 Observations on the Eocene formation in the vicinity of Vicksburg. Miss. 

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 280- 

282,1848.

 Observations on the Eocene formation in the vicinity of Vicksburg, Miss. 

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 1, 2d 

series, pp. 111-134, Plates XI-X1V, 1850.

 Eemarks on the Tertiary strata of 

St. Domingo and Vicksburg, Miss.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 198- 

199 (f p.), 1854.

 Report on the fossil shells collected 

in California, by W. P. Blake, geologist 

of the expedition under the command 

of Lieut. R. S. Williamson, United 

States topographical engineers.

Appendix to the preliminary geological 

report of W. P. Blake, explorations for railroad from the Mississippi to the Pacific, 

House Doc. No. 129, pp. 5-20, Washington,1855. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 21, 

pp. 268-270,1835.

 Observations on the Eocene deposit 

of Jackson, Miss., with descriptions of 

34 new species of shells and corals.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 

257-268, 1856.

 Description of Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils.

IT. S. and Mexican Boundary Surv., Keport 

by Emory, vol. 1, part 2, pp, 141-174, plate 40, 

Washington, 1857.

 Report on the paleontology of the 

survey.

Reports of explorations and surveys for a 

railroad route from the Mississippi to the 

Pacific; Vol. VII; report of J. G. Parkeupon 

routes in California to connect with the 

routes near the 35th and 32d parallels [etc.]; 

Part II, geological report by Thomas Antisell, pp. 189-196, Plates I-X, 4°, 32d Cong., 2d 

sess., House Ex. Doc. No. 91, Washington, 1857. 

[Separate in 1856.]

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 26, 

p. 127 (J p.), 1858.

 Descriptions of new Eocene shells 

from Enterprise, Miss.

Am. Jour. Conch,, vol. 1, pp, 137-141, plate, 

1865.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 261

Conrad, Timothy A. Continued.

 Catalogue of the older Eocene shells 

of Oregon.

Am. Jour. Conch., vol. 1, pp. 150-154,1865.

 Observations on the Eocene lignite 

formation of the United States.

Philadelphia Acatl. Sci., Proc. [vol. 17], pp. 

70-73, 1865. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 40, pp. 265-268,

1865.

 Chalk at Smoky Hill, Colo.

Smithaonian Report for 1865, p. 125 (J p.),

1866.

 Tertiary of North and South Carolina.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 43, p. 260 (J p.),

1867.

 Reply to Gabb on the Cretaceous 

rocks of California.

Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series, vol. 44, pp. 376-377, 

1867.

 Descriptions of and references to 

Miocene shells of the Atlantic Slope 

and descriptions of two new supposed 

Cretaceous species.

Am. Jour. Conch., vol. 4, pp. 278-279,1868.

 Description of a new Uuio and fossil 

Goniobasis.

Am. Jour. Conch., vol. 4, p. 280,1868.

 Notes on American fossiliferous 

strata [New Jersey Cretaceous].

Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series, vol. 47, pp. 358-364,

1869.

 On the mixture of Cretaceous and 

Eocene fossils [California].

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 49, p. 275 (J p.),

1870.

 On the Eocene beds of Utah.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, pp. 381-383,

1871.

 On some points connected with the 

Cretaceous and Tertiary of North 

Carolina.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, pp. 468-469, 

1871.

 Remarks on the Tertiary clay of the 

upper Amazon, with descriptions of 

new shells.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 26, pp. 

25-32,1874.

 Remarks on the Tertiary formations 

of the Atlantic Slope.

Geol. Surv. North Carolina, Report by W.

 C. Kerr, Appendix A, pp. 24-25, Raleigh, 

1875.

Conwentz, H. Ueber ein tertiiires Vorkommen cypressenartiger Hb'lzer boi 

Calistoga in Californien.

Neues Jahrbuoh, 1878, pp. 800-813,2 plates, 

1878.

Cook, George H. [Report on the geological survey of the eastern half of 

Monmouth County.]

Geol. Surv. New Jersey, 1st Annual Report 

for 1854, by W.Kitchol, pp. 57-79, plate, New 

Brunswick, 1855.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 19, 

p. 438 (J p.), 1855.

 Report on the geology of the southern division.

Geol. Surv. New Jersey, 2d Annual Report 

for 1855, pp. 55-108, Trenton, 1856.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 21, 

pp. 423-427,1856.

 Physical and geological description. 

Geology of the county of Capo May, State 

of New Jersey [by George H. Cook], pp. 15-65, 

map, Trenton, 1857.

 On a subsidence of the land on the 

seacoast of New Jersey and Long 

Island.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 24, pp. 341-355, 

1857. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 2, pp. 258-261,1857.

 Note on the probable age of the 

white limestone at Sussex and Franklin zinc mines, N. J.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 32, pp. 208-209, 

1861.

 The annual report of the State 

geologist [of New Jersey] for the year 

1864, 24 pages, Trenton, 1865.

 Third annual report on the geological survey of the State of New Jersey for the year 1866,27 pages, Trenton, 

1867.

 Geology of New Jersey, 900 pages, 7 

plates, 13 maps in portfolio, imp. 8°, 

Newark, 1868. [Appendix, pp. 721-870, 

by other authors.]

 Annual report of the State geologist of New Jersey for the year 1869, 

57 pages, maps, plates, Trenton, 1870.

 Annual report of the geologist of 

New Jersey for the year 1870, 75 pages, 

map, plates, New Brunswick, 1871.

 Annual report of the geologist of 

New Jersey for the year 1871,46 pages, 

map, plate, New Brunswick, 1&72.

 Annual report of the geologist of 

New Jersey for the year 1872, 44 pages, 

Trenton, 1872.
262 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cook, George H. Continued,

 Geological survey of New Jersey, annual report of the State geologist for 

the year 1873, 121 pages, map, plates, 

. Trenton, 1873.

 Geological survey of New Jersey, 

annual report of the State geologist 

for the year 1874, 115 pages, map, 

Trenton, 1874.

 Geological survey of New Jersey, 

annual report of the State geologist 

for the year 1875, 41 pages, map, Trenton, 1875.

 Geological survey of New Jersey, 

annual report of the State geologist 

for the year 1876, 56 pages, map, Trenton, 1876.

 Catalogue of the Centennial exhibit 

of the geological survey of New Jersey, 

84 pages, New Brunswick, 1876.

 Geological survey of New Jersey, 

annual report of the State geologist 

for the year 1877, 56 pages, map, Trenton, 1877.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 12, p. 832 (J p.), 

1878; Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 15, p. 21 

(4 p.), 1878.

 Geological survey of New Jersey, 

annual report of the State geologist 

for the year 1878, 131 pages, map, 

Trenton, 1878.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 12, p. 257 (Jp.), 1878.

 On the southern limit of the last 

Glacial drift across New Jersey and the 

adjacent parts of New York and Pennsylvania.

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 6, pp. 

467-470,1879.

 Geological survey of New Jersey, 

annual report of the State geologist for 

the year 1879,182 pages, maps, Trenton,

1879.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19, 

pp.489-490 (i p.), 1880.

 Geological survey of New Jersey, 

annual report of the State geologist for 

the year 1880,220 pages, maps, Trenton,

1880.

Abstracts, Am. Nat.,vol. 15, p. 384 (Jp.),1881; 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 22, pp. 77-78 (£ p), 

1881.

 Geological survey of New Jersey, annual report of the State geologist for the 

year 1881,107pages,map, Trenton, 1881. 

Includes appendix on climate of New Jersey, 

by J. C. Smock, pp. 1*-107*.

Cook, George H. Continued.

 Geological survey of New. Jersey, 

annual report of the State geologist for 

the year 1882, 180 pages, colored maps, 

plates, Camden, 1882.

Reviewed by It. "W. Raymond, Eng. and 

Mining Jour., vol. 35, p. 189,4°, 1883.

Reviewed by J. D. D[ana], Am. Jour. Sci., 3d 

series, vol. 25, pp. 383-386,1883.

Reviewed, Science, vol. 1, p. 265 (§ p.), 4°, 

1883.

 Geological survey of New Jersey, 

annual report of the State geologist for 

the year 1883, 178 pages, map, plates, 

Camden, 1883.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, 

pp. 408-409,1884.

The change of relative level of the

ocean and the uplands on the Eastern 

coast of North America. [Abstract.] 

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 31, pp. 400-408, 1882.

 Geological survey of New Jersey, 

annual report of the State geologist for 

the year 1884,168 pages, map, plates, 8°, 

Trenton, 1884.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, 

pp. 161-162,1885; Am. Nat., vol. 20, p. 48 (J p.), 

1886; Science, vol. 5, p. 372 (4 lines), 1885.

 Unconformability between the Upper and Lower Silurian formations in 

New Jersey bearing on the question 

as to the limits of the Green Mountain 

disturbance.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, p. 153 (J p.), 

1884.

 Geological survey of New Jersey, 

annual report of the State geologist 

for the year 1885, 228 pages, plates, 

Trenton, 1885.

Reviewed by R. "W". Raymond, Eiig. and 

Mining Jour., vol. 41, pp. 334-335, 4°, 1886.

 Sketch of the geology of the Cretaceous and Tertiary formations of New 

Jersey.

U. S. Geol. Surv. Monograph, Vol. IX, Brachiopoda and Lamellibraucliiata of the Raritan 

clays and greensand marls of New Jersey, by 

AVhitfleld, pp. ix-xii, map, Washington, 1885. 

[Also published by the Geol. Surv. NewJersey.]

 Archean or primitive rocks.

Geol. Surv. New Jersey, Report of the Geologist for 1886, pp. 70-74,1887.

[ ] Triassic.

Geol. Surv. New Jersey, Report of the Geologist for 1886, pp. 123-127,1887. ° 

Review. Science, vol. 9, pp. 595-596,1887.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 263

Cook, George H. Continued. 

[ ] Suri'uce geology.

.Geol. Surv. New Jersey, Report of the Geologist for 1886, pp. 127-129,1887.

[ ] Mining.

Geol. Surv. New Jersey, Report of the Geologist for 1886, pp. 135-154,1887.

[ ] Greensand marls.

Geol. Surv. New Jersey, Report of the Geologist for 1886, pp. 154-210,187.

 Artesian wells.

New Jersey Geol. Surv., Report of Geologist for 1887, pp. 25-27,1887.

[ ] Geologic surveys.

New Jersey Geol. Surv., Report of Geologist for 1887, pp. 20-23,1887,

[ ] Artesian wells.

New Jersey Geol. Surv., Report for 1888, pp. 

72-77, 1889.

 Report of the subcommittee on Mesozoic.

International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Reports, 18S8, E, pp. 3-7,1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 257-261,1888.

 On the International Geologic Congress and our part in it as American 

geologists.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 37, pp. 159- 

177,1889. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 12, pp. 92-93,1888.

 Geological map of New Jersey from 

original surveys (scale, 5 miles to an 

inch), 1889, atlas sheet No. 20, 34 by 25 

inches, 1889.

[ ] On the Triassic or red sandstone 

rocks.

Now Jersey Geol. Surv., Report for 1888, pp. 

11-15,1889.

 and Smock, John C. Geological 

survey of New Jersey, report on the 

clay deposits of Woodbridge, South 

Amboy, and other places in New Jersey, 

together with their uses for fire brick, 

pottery, etc., 381 pages, maps, plate, 

Trenton, 1878.

 [ ] New Jersey [buildingstones].

lOth Census U. S., Report on building stones 

of tbe United States and statistics of the 

quarry industry for 1880, pp. 139-146. Bound 

as part of Vol. X, but with separate pagination, "Washington, 1884.

 [ ] New York [building stones]. 

lOtli Census U.S..Report on building stones 

of the United States and statistics of the 

quarry industry for 1880, pp. 129-139. Bound 

as part of Vol. X, but with separate pagination, Washington, 1884.

Cooper, J. G. California during the 

Pliocene epoch.

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 389- 

392, 1875.

 The Eocene epoch in California; are 

there really no Eocene strata?

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 419- 

421,1875.

Abstract on "Ago of Tejon group," Am. 

Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 14, pp. 321-322,1875.

 Note on Tertiary formation of California.

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, p. 422 

(i P-), 1875.

 California in the Miocene epoch.

California Auad. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 401- 

404, 1875.

 Remarks on California coal.

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 384- 

387,1875.

 California [geological formation].

Macfarlane's Am.Geol. Rwy. Guide, pp. 169- 

172,1879.

 Catalogue of California fossils.

California, 7th Report of State Mineralogist, 

pp. 223-258,1888.

 The value of fossils as indicators of 

important mineral products.

California, 9th Report of State Mineralogist, 

pp. 284-286,1890.

 California.

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 318-323,324-328,1890.

Cooper, Theo. New theory of coal formation.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 32, p. 103 (4 p.) 

40,1881.

Cooper, Thomas. On volcanoes and volcanic substances, with a particular 

reference to the origin of the rocks of 

the floetz trap formation.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 4, pp. 205-241, 242-243, 

1822.

 Analysis of an "Essai sur la tempdrature de 1'inte'rieur do la teare, par 

M. Cordier, 4°, 84 pages, lu a I'Acaddmie 

des Sciences, 4 juin et 9 et 13 juillet, 

1827," with observations.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 15, pp. 109-131,1829.

Cooper, W. F. The Waverly group.

Deuison Univ., Sci. Lab., Bull., vol. 5, pp. 

24-32, 1890.

Cope, Edward D. [On the fresh-water 

origin and the relations of certain sands 

and clays in New Jersey, Maryland, and 

Virginia.]

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol. 20], pp. 

157-158,1868.
264 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cope, Edward D. Continued.

 The fossil reptiles of New Jersey.

Am. Nat., vol. 1, pp. 23-30,1868.

 On the fossil reptiles and fishes of 

'the Cretaceous of Kansas.

U. S. geological and geographical Survey of 

the Territories, F. V. Hayden in charge, prelim. [2d] annual report, Wyoming and contiguous territory, pp. 385-424, "Washington, 1871. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 5, pp. 641-644,1871.

 On the geology and-paleontology of 

the Cretaceous strata of Kansas.

TJ. S. Geological Survey of Montana and 

portions of adjacent Territories, F. V. Hayden in charge 5th report of progress, prelim- 

'inary report, pp. 318-349, Washington, l«7ii.

[ ] The fish beds of Osino, Nev. 

Am. Nat., vol. 6, p. 775 (§ p.), 1872.

 On the existence of Dinosauria in 

the transition beds of Wyoming.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 12, pp. 481-483, 

1873.

 The geologic age of the coal of 

Wyoming.

Am. Nat., vol. 6, pp. 669-671,1872. Read to 

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci.

 [Age of the coal series of Bitter 

Creek.]

Philadelphia Aoad.Sci., Proc. [vol.24], pp. 

279-281,1872.

 On the extinct Vertebrata of the 

Eocene of Wyoming, observed by the 

expedition of 1872, with notes on the 

.geology.

United States Geologic survey of the Territories, embracing portions of Montana, 

Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah, F. V. Haydeii in 

charge, 6th annual report [for 1872], pp. 543- 

649, Washington, 1873.

 On the Tertiary coal and fossils of 

Osino, Nev.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 12, pp. 478-481, 

1873.

 Notes on the Santa Fe marls and 

some of the contained vertebrate fossils.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc,, vol. 26, pp. 

147-152,1874.

 [On the Cretaceous age of the lignites of the West].

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 26, pp. 

10-11, 12-13, 1874. Remarks by Le Conte and 

Frazer, p. 11.

 Review of the Vertebrata of the Cretaceous period found west of the Mississippi Eiver.

U. S. geological and geographical survey of 

the Territories, F. V. Hayden in charge, Bull, 

[vol. 1,1st series] No. 2, pp. 5-48, Washington, 

1874.

Cope, Edward D. Continued.

 Notes on the Eocene and Pliocene 

lacustrine formations of New Mexico, 

including description of certain new 

species of Vertebrata.

Geographical explorations and surveys west 

of the 100th meridian, by Wheeler, annual 

report. U. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, 

Annual Eeport for 1874, Appendix FF, pp. 

115-130, Washington, 1874.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, p. 

151 (J p.), 1875.

 < Report on the vertebrate paleontology of Colorado.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing Colorado, 

F. V. Hayden in charge, [7th] annual report 

[for 1873], pp. 427-533, plates, Washington, 

1874.

 Report of the stratigraphy and Pliocene vertebrate paleontology of northern Colorado.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, Bull. [vol. 1, 1st series] No. 1, pp. 

7-28, Washington, 1874.

 The classification and distribution 

of the Cretaceous deposits of the

West.

Vertebrata of the Cretaceous formations of 

the West, United States geological survey of 

the Territories, F. V. Hayden in charge. Vol. 

II, pp. 15^1, 4°, Washington, 1875.

 The Wheeler geological survey of 

New Mexico for 1879.

Am. Nat., vol. 9, pp. 49-52, 1875.

 On the transition beds of the Saskatchewan district.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., for 1875, vol. 

27, pp. 9-10 (f p.), 1875.

 On the Cretaceous beds of the 

Galisteo.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., for 1875 [vol. 

27], pp. 359-360, 1875.

 Report on the geology of that 

part of northwestern New Mexico 

examined during the field season of 

' 1874.

Geographical explorations and surveys west 

of the 100th meridian, by Wheeler, annual 

report. Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers, U. S. Army, for 1875, Appendix LL, pp. 

61-97, plates, Washington, 1875.

 The geology of New Mexico.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol. 27], pp. 

263-267, 1875.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, pp. 152 

153,1875.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 265

Cope, Edward D. Continued.

 On the geologic ago of the vertebrate fauna of the Eocene of New 

Mexico.

Philadelphia Aoad. Sei., Proc., vol.28, pp. 

03-60,1876.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 12, 

pp. 297-298,1876.

 Report on the geology of the region 

of the Judith River. Mont., and on vertehrate fossils obtained on or near the 

Missouri River.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, Bull., vol. 3, pp. 565-598, plates 30-34, 

Washington, 1877.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 14, 

pp. 154-155 (£ p.), 1377.

 Report on extinct Vertebrata obtained in New Mexico by parties of the 

expedition of 1874.

"United States geographical surveys west of 

the 100th meridian, Wheeler in charge, 

Eeporta, vol. 4, paleontology, 370 pages, plates 

22-83,4°, Washington, 1877.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 15, 

p. 56 (J p.), 1878.

 Contributions to the fossil flora of 

the Western Territories, Part II. The 

Tertiary flora, by L. Lesquereux. 

Am. Nat., vol. 12, pp. 242-246, 1878.

 On the saurians recently discovered 

in the Dakota beds df Colorado. 

Am. Nat., vol. 12, pp. 71-85, 1878.

 The Amyzon Tertiary beds. 

Am. Nat., vol. 13, pp. 332 (J p.), 1879.

 The relations of the horizons of extinct Vertebrata of Europe and North 

America.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, E. V. Hayden in 

charge, Bull., vol. 5, pp. 33-54, Washington, 

1879.

 Sur les relations desniveaux de verte'bre's e"teints dans l'Ani6riquo du Nord 

et en Europe.

Congres Internat. de Geol., Comptes Keudus, 

session of 1878, pp. 144-363, Paris, 1880.

 Corrections of the geological maps 

of Oregon.

Am. Nat., vol. 14, pp. 457-458 (§ p.), 1880.

 The Manti beds of Utah.

Am. Nat., vol. 14, pp. 303-304 (J p.), 1880.

 On the zoological position of Texas. 

U. S. Nat. Mus., Bull. No. 17,. 151 pages, 

Washington, 1880.

Cope, Edward D. Continued.

 Geology of the Lake Valley raining 

district.

Am. Nat., vol, 15, pp. 831-832,1881.

 A great deposit of mud and lava 

[New Mexico].

Am. Nat., vol. 16, pp. 157-158 (ft p.), 1882.

 Geological age of the Lake Valley 

mines of New Mexico.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 34, p. 214 (Js p.), 

4°, 1882.

 The Tertiary formation of the central region of the United States. 

Am. Nat., vol. 16, pp. 177-195, plate, 1882.

 On certain Tertiary strata of tho 

Great Basin.

Am. Phil., Soc., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 60-62,1882.

A new Pliocene formation in tho 

Snake River Valley.

Am. Nat., vol. 17, pp. 867-868,1883.

 Recent paleontological discoA'eries 

in Brazil.

Read to Philadelphia Acad. Sci., April 10, 

1883 [?].

Am. Nat., vol. 17, pp. 1000-1001 (£ p.), 1883. 

Under title "Geology of Brazil," Science, 

vol. I, pp. 367-398 (i p.), 4°, 1883.

 The contents of a bone cave in the 

Island of Augnilla [West Indies],

Smithsonian Contributions, vol. 25, No. 489, 

30 pages, 5 plates, 4°, AVashington, 1883.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, 

pp. 71-72 (J p.), 1884.

 [On age of Lararaie 6f Dakota.] 

Read to Philadelphia Acad. Sci., 1883. 

Am. Nat., vol. 17, p. 1320 (J p.), 1883.

 On the fishes of the Recent and Pliocene lakes of the western 'part of the 

Great Basin and of the Idaho Pliocene 

lake.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 35, pp. 

134-167,1884. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 17, p. 1321 (£ p.),

1883.

 On the distribution of the LoupFork 

formation in New Mexico.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 308-309,

1884.

 [Remarks on geology of Rio Grande 

region about Laredo.]

Read to Am. Phil. Soc., January, 1884. 

Am. Nat., vol. 18, p. 753 (£ p.), 1884.

 [White River beds near Sully 

Springs, Dak.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 216-217, 

1884,
266 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cope, Edward D. Continued.

[ ] [The post-Pliocene of America.]

Indiana, Department Geol. and Nat. Hist., 

14th Annual Report, part 2, pp. 4-5, Indianapolis, 1884.

 The Loup Fork beds on the Gila 

Eiver.

Am. Nat., vol. 18, pp. 58-59,1884.

 The Vertebrata of the Tertiary formations of the West, book 1, United 

States geological survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in charge, Report, 

vol. 3, xxxv, 1009 pages, 75 plates, 4°, 

Washington, 1884.

Eeviewed, Science, vol. 5, pp. 467-469,1885.

 The Loup Fork Miocene in Mexico.

Am. Nat., vol. 19, pp.494-495 (g p.), 1885. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, p. 

310 (J p.), 1886.

 Relations of the Puerco and Laramie 

deposits.

Am. Nat., vol. 19, pp. 985-986,1885.

 Keport on the coal deposits near 

Zacualtipan, in the State of Hidalgo, 

Mexico.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 23, pp. 146-151, 

1886.

 The Vertebrata of the Swift Current 

Creek region of the Cypress Hills.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Annual Eeport, vol. 1, 

new series, pp. 79c-85c, Montreal, 1886.

f ] The earthquake in eastern North 

America on August 31,1886. 

Am. Nat., vol. 20, pp. 809-870, 1886.

 The Mesozoic and Cenozoic realms 

of the interior of North America.

Am. Nat., vol. 21, pp. 445-462, 1887.

 Mr. Hill on the Cretaceous of Texas. 

Am. Nat., vol. 21, pp. 469-470, 1887.

[ ?] [The International Congress of 

Geologists.]

Am. Nat., vol. 21, pp. 643-645, 18S7.

 Synopsis of the vertebrate fauna of 

the Puerco series.

Am. Phil. Soc., Trans., new series, vol. 16, 

pp. 298-361, Plates IV, V, 4°, 1888. 

Am. Nat., vol. 22, pp. 161-163, 1888.

 Mesozoic realm.

International Gong. Geol., Am: Committee, 

Eeports, 1888, E, pp. 1-15,1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 261-268, 1888.

 Eeport of the subcommittee on the 

Cenozoic [Interior].

International Gong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Eeports, 1888, G, p. 20, 1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 285-299,1888.

Cope, Edward D. Continued.

 Vertebrate fauna of the Puerco series, [Abstract.] 

. Science, vol. 11, p. 198 (Jp.), 4°, 1888.

 Sketches of the Cascade Mountains 

of Oregon.

Am. Nat., vol. 22, pp. 996-1005, 1888. 

Sci. Am. Supt., vol. 27, pp. 10981-10982, No. 

687, 1888.

 The age of the Denver formation.

Science, vol. 13, p. 290 (f col.), 4°, 1889. 

[ ] The vertebrate fauna of the Equus 

beds.

Am. Nat., vol. 23, pp. 161-165, February 

number, 1889.

 An intermediate Pliocene fauna.

 Am. Nat., vol. 23, pp. 253-254, 1889.

 [Eemarks on the age and stratigraphic components of the Laramie 

group.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, p. 532, 1890. 

Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 569,1890. 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 118 (4 lines), 

1890.

Discussion of paper by J. S. Newberry, 

" The Laramie group."

 The Silver Lake of Oregon and its 

origin.

Am.Nat., vol. 23, pp. 970-982, plates, 40, 41, 

1889.

[ ] [Remarks on beds in which Nampa 

image was found.]

Am.Nat., vol. 24, p. 205 (3 lines), 1890. 

[ ] Macfarlane's American Geological 

Railway Guide.

Am. Nat., vol 24, p. 952 (J p.), 1890.

 The Vertebrata of the Tertiary and 

Cretaceous rocks of the Northwest 

Territory, Canada, Geol. Surv., contributions to Canadian paleontology, the 

species from the Oligocene or Lower 

Miocene beds of the Cypress Hills, 25 

pages, 15 plates, 4°, Montreal, 1891.

 On some new fishes from South Dakota.

Am. Nat., vol. 25, pp. 654-658, 1891.

_ormack, W. C. Account of a journey 

across the island of Newfoundland.

Edinburgh Phil. Jour., vol. 10, pp. , map, 

plate 6,1824.

Cornelius, Elias. On the geology, mineralogy, scenery, and curiosities of 

parts of Virginia, Tennessee, and the 

Alabama and Mississippi Territories, 

etc., with miscellaneous remarks.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 1, pp. 214-226, 317-331, 

1818.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 267

Cornelius, Elias Continued.

 Account of a singular position of a 

granite rock.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 2, pp. 200-201,1820.

 Notice of the Salem sienite, jasper, 

amygdaloid, etc.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 3, pp. 232-233 (J p.), 1821. 

Corning, Frederick G. The gold deposits 

of the Tipuani River, Bolivia, South 

America.

Eug. and Mining Jour., vol. 42, pp. 58-60,4°, 

1880.

Cornish, R. H. Glacial scratches in the 

vicinity of Norfolk, Conn.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, p. 321 (^p.), 

1890.

Coryell, Martin. Eastern Virginia coal 

field.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 

228-231,1875.

 Diatomaceous sands of Richmond, 

Va.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 4, pp. 

230-232, plate, 1876. 

The Virginias, vol. 2, pp. 6-7.

Coste, Eugene. Report on the gold 

mines of the Lake of the Woods.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 1882- 

84, pp. 1K-22K, Montreal, 1885.

 [Preliminary report on sheet 113, 

Ontario.!

Canada, Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv., Report 

1886, Part A, pp. 20-22,1887.

Getting, John Ruggles. Report of a geological and agricultural survey of 

Burke and Richmond counties, Ga., 198 

pages, 12°, Augusta, 1836. 

[Cotton, Henry E., and Gattinger, A.] 

Tennessee [building stones].

10th Census, Report on the hutlding 

stones of the United States and statistics of 

the quarry industry for 1880, pp. 187-188, 

hound as part of Vol. X, hut with separate 

pagination, Washington, 1884. 

Coulter, John M. Some Glacial action 

in Indiana.

Science, vol. 2, p. 6,1883.

 Some Indiana glaciology.

Science, vol. 3, pp. 748-749 (§ p.), 1884.

Couper, J. Hamilton. On the geology of 

a part of the seacoast of Georgia, with 

a description of the fossil remains of 

the megatherium, etc.

Memoir on the megatherium and other 

extinct gigantic quadrupeds of the coast of 

Georgia, by W. G. Hodgson, pp. 31-47, plate, 

New York, 1846.

Couper, J. Hamilton Continued.

 [The burr millstone and its fossils 

at Bainbridge, Ga.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 

123-124 (J p.), 1848.

Courtis, W. M. The north shore of Lake 

Superior as a mineral-bearing district. 

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 

473-487, 1877.

 The Auimikie rocks and their vein 

phenomena, as shown at Duncan mine, 

Lake Superior.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 15, pp. 

671-677, plate, 1887.

Couthouy, Jos. P. Remarks upon coral 

formations in the Pacific, with suggestions as to the cause of their absence 

in the same parallels of latitude on the 

coast of South America.

Boston Jour. Nat. Hist., vol. 4, pp. 66-106, 

137-163, 1844.

 [Rising of land and origin of certain 

hollows.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol.43, pp. 153-154 (J p.), 1842. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., p. 48 (£ p.), 1843.

 [Remarks on icebergs and diluvial 

phenomena.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, pp. 154-165,1842. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 49-59,1843.

Cowlam, George B. The extent and 

value of east Tennessee minerals.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 45, pp. 19-21,4°, 

1888.

Cox, Edward T. Paleontological report 

of coal-measure Mollusca.

Geological survey of Kentucky, made during 

1856 and 1857,3dReport,pp. 557-576, IVankfort, 

1857.

 Report of a geological reconnaissance of a part of the State of Arkansas. 

1st report of a geological reconnaissance of 

the northern counties of Arkansas for 1857 

and 1858, by D. D. Owen, pp. 193-244, Little 

Rock, 1858.

 Second report of a geological reconnaissance of a part of the State of 

Arkansas.

2d report of a geological reconnaissance of 

the middle and southern counties of Arkansas 

for 1859 and 1860,pp. 401-420,Philadelphia, I860.

 First annual report upon the geological survey of Indiana, made during the 

year 1869,240 pages, Indianapolis, 1869. 

Includes reports by Bradley, pp. 138-174, and 

Haymond, pp. 175-202.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 50, 

p. 135 (J p.), 1870; Gool. Mag., 2d decade, vol. 8, 

pp. 178-180,1871.
268 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULt. 127.

Cox, Edward T. Continued.

 Second report of the geological 

survey of Indiana, made during the 

year 1870, 303 pages, map, plates, Indianapolis, 1871.

Includes report on Sullivan County, by 

Collett, pp. 191-240, and botany of Jefferson 

County, by Young, pp. 241-288.

 Western coal measures and Indiana 

coal.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 236-252,1872. 

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 2d Report, 1870, pp. 164- 

187,1871.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 5, pp. 547-548,1871. 

Discussion by A. H. Worthen, id.,p.548(Jp.), 

1871.

 [Geological report. J

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 3d and 4th Annual 

Eeports for 1871 and 1872, pp. 9-156,183-189, 

Indianapolis, 1872.

 Geological report [economic].

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 5th Annual Report for

1873. pp. 102-132, Indianapolis, 1874. 

[ ] [General sketch of geology of the 

State.]

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 6th Annual Report for

1874. pp. 5-23, Indianapolis, 1875.

[ ] Jackson County.

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 6th Annual Report for

1874. pp. 41-75, map, Indianapolis, 1875.

 [On relation of anticlinals to drainage.]

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 3, p. 116 

(J p.), 1875.

[ ] Gallatin [and Saline] county.

Illinois Geol. Surv., vol. 6, geology and paleontology, pp. 197-234,1875. Includes footnote 

by A. H.Worthen, p. 205. 

 Reprinted in Economical Geology of Illinoi s, 

vol. 3, pp. 544-586, Springfield, 1882.

[ ] Geological report.

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 7th Annual Report for

1875. pp. 5-133, map, Indianapolis, 1876.

 Eighth, ninth, and tenth annual reports of the geological survey of Indiana, made during the years 1876-1878, 

541 pages, 3 maps, plate, Indianapolis, 

1879.

Includes notes by G. Sutton, pp. 108-113, and 

report by Collett, pp. 291-522.

 The discovery of oxide of antimony 

in extensive lodes in Senora, Mexico.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 20, pp. 421-423, 

1880.

 The geology of southern Arizona. 

Am. Nat., vol. 14, pp. 541-542,1880.

Cox, Edward T. Continued.

 [Salt deposits in Kansas, etc., and 

their relation to those of Petite 

Anse.]

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 7, p. 127 

(J p.), 1888.

 An extensive deposit of phosphate 

rock in Florida.

Am. Nat., vol. 24, pp. 1185-1186 ({j p.). 1890.

 Floridite, a new variety of phosphate of lime.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 39, pp. 260- 

262,1891.

 Florida pebble and nodular phosphate of lime.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 52, pp. 359-360, 

40, 1891.

Read to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., August, 1891, 

1891.

 Owen, R. E., and. Report on the 

mines of New Mexico.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 40, 

pp. 391-392(J p.), 1865.

From a pamphlet, 60 pages, Washington, 

1865. [Not seen.]

Cozzens, Issachar. A geological history 

of Manhattan or New York Island, with 

a map of the island and a suite of sections, tables, and columns, 111 pages, 

9 plates, New York, 1843. 

Cragin, F. W. Notes on the geology of 

southern Kansas.

Washburn Coll., Lab. Bull., vol. 1, pp. 85-91, 

112,1885.

 Tertiary in Harper County, Kans.

Kansas City Review, vol. 8, p. 652 (J p.), 

1885.

 Some geological and topographical 

features of southern Kansas.

Kansas City Review, vol. 8, pp. 678-682, 

1885. To be continued.

 Further notes on the Dakota gypsum of Kansas.

Washburn Coll., Lab. Bull., vol. 1, pp. 166- 

168,1886.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, 

p. 419 (£ p.), 1885.

 Geological notes on the region south 

of the great bend of the Arkansas.

"Washburn Coll., Lab. Bull., vol. 2, pp. 33-37, 

1889.

 Contributions to the paleontology of 

the Plains, No. 1.

Washburn Coll., Lab. Bull., vol. 2, pp. 65r-68, 

1889.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 269

Cragin, F. W. Continued.

 On the Cheyenne sandstone and the 

Neocomian shales of Kansas.

Waahburn Coll., Lab. Bull., vol. 2, pp. 69-80, 

1890.

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 233-238; vol.7, pp. 23-33, 

1390.

Abstract, Popular Sci, Monthly, vol. 37, pp. 

566-567 (J col.), 1890.

 Further notes on the Cheyenne sandstone and Neocomian shales. 

Am. Gool., vol. 7, pp. 179-181,1891.

 On a leaf-bearing terrane in the 

Loup Fork [near Alpine in the " Public Lands "].

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 29-32,1891.

Cramer, Frank. On a recent rock flexure.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, pp. 220-225,

1890.

 On the rock fractures at the Combined Locks Mill, Appletou, Wis.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, pp. 432-434,

1891.

Crandall, A. R. Report of the geology 

of Greenup, Carter, and Boyd counties, 

and a part of Lawrence.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Reports of progress, 

newsorios, vol. 2, part 1, pp. 1-78 (bottom pagination), Frankfort, 1877.

 Report on the geology of the proposed line of the Elizabethtown, Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad, from 

Mount Sterling to the Big Sandy River. 

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Reports of progress, 

vol. 2, new series, pp. 351-360 (bottom pagination), Frankfort, 1877.

 Report on the geology of Menifee 

County.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Reports of progress, 

vol. 4, new series, pp. 167-181, plates (bottom 

pagination), Frankfort, 1878.

 Report on the Chinn's Branch cannel-coal district.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Reports of progress, 

vol. 5, new series, pp. 385-394 (bottom pagina 

tion), Frankfort, 1880.

 The occurrence of trap rock in eastern Kentucky.

Am. Aasoo., Proc., vol. 34, pp. 236-237 (§ p.), 

1885.

 Report on the geology of Elliott 

County.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Report on geology of 

Elliott County, by Qra.nd,all, PP- 5-lf?, 7 plates, 

2 maps, 1887,

Crandall, A. R. Continued.

 Notes on the Elliofrt County dike, 

eastern Kentucky.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Report on geology of 

Elliott County, by Crandall, pp. 17-19, map, 

1887.

 Report on Pound Gap region.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, John R. Proctor, 

director, Reports on the southeastern Kentucky coal field, pp. 1-29, maps, plates, 1887.

 Report on Whiteley County and a 

part of Pulaski [Ky.], 44 pages, map, 

1891? [No date.]

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 8, p. 331 (J p.).

Crawe, J. B., and Gray, Asa. A sketch 

of the mineralogy of a portion of Jefferson and St. Lawrence counties, N. Y.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 25, pp. 346-350,1834. 

Crawford, J. [Letter on the geology of 

Nicaragua.]

Science, vol. 15, pp. 30-32,4°, 1890.

 The geological survey of Nicaragua. 

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 377-381,1890.

 Recent earthquakes in Nicaragua. 

Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 77-86, plate 2, 1891.

 Neolithic man in Nicaragua. 

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 160-166, 1891.

 Viejo range of Nicaragua.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, p. 190 (J p.), 1891.

 Evidences of a Glacial epoch in Nicaragua.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 306-314, 1891.

 Human footprints in recent volcanic 

mud in Nicaragua.

British Assoc. Adv. Sci., Report of 60th 

meeting, p. 812 (Jp .), 1891.

 On the geology of Nicaragua.

British Assoo. Adv. Sci., Report of (iOth 

meeting, pp. 812-813 (J p.), 1891.

Credner, Georg Rudolf. Die Deltas, 

ihre Morphologie, geographische Verbreitung und Entstehungs-Bedingungen. Eine Studio auf dem Gebieto 

der physischen Erdkunde. Petermann's Mitth., Erganzungsb., 12, 74 

pages, 3 plates, 1870.

Credner, Hermann. Geognostische 

Skizze der Umgegend von New-York.

Geol. Gesell., Zeit., vol. 17, pp. 388-398, map, 

1865.

 Geognostische Reiseskizzen aus NewBrunswick in Nord-Amerika.

Neues Jahrbucb, 1865, pp. 803-821, 1865.

 Geognostische Skizzen aus Virginia, 

Nord-Amerika.

Geol. Gesell., Zeit., vol. 18, pp. 77-85,1866,
270 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Credner, Hermann Continued.

 Geognostische Skizze tier Goldfelder 

von Dahlonega, Georgia, Nord-Amerika. 

Geol. Gesell., Zeit., vol. 19, pp. 33-40,1867.

 Die Gliederung der eozoischen (vorsilurischeu) Formationsgruppe NordAmerikas.

Gesam. Naturwiss,, Zeit., vol. 32, pp. 353- 

405, Berlin, 1868.

 Beschreibung einiger charakteristischen Vorkomman des gediegeiien 

Kupfers auf Keweenaw Point am Oberen See, Nord-Amerika's.

Neues Jahrbuch, 1869, pp. 1-14, plate, 1869.

 Die vorsilurischen Gebildeder "Oberen Halbinsel von Michigan" in NordAmorika.

Geol. Gesell., Zeit., vol. 21, pp. 516-554, 

plates, 1869.

 Ueber nordamerikanische Schieferporphyroide.

Neues Jahrbuch, 1870, pp. 970^984,1870.

 Die Kreide von New-Jersey.

Geol. Gesell., Zeit., vol. 22, pp. 191-251, map, 

1870.

 Die Geognosie und der Mineralreichthum des Alleghany-Systems.

Petennann's Mittheilungen, vol. 17, pp. 41- 

50, 4°, 1871.

Cresson, Hilborne T. Early man in the 

Delaware Valley.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 141- 

150,1889.

 Eemarks upon a chipped implement

found in modified drift on the east fork of

the White Eiver, Jackson County, Ind.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 150-

152,1889.

 A fallen forest and peat layer underlying aqueous deposits in Delaware. 

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 640-642.

Cretaceous. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION.

1752. Me"moire dans lequel on compare 

le Canada a la Suisse, Guettard.

1753. En resa til Nord-America, 

Kalin.

1787. Mineralogische Kenntniss des 

ostlichen Theils von NordAmerika, etc., Schoepf.

1807. Observations for mineralogic

map of Maryland, Gordon. 

Freestone quarries on Potomac 

and Rappahannock rivers, 

Latrobe.

Cretaceous Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION Continued. 

1807. Observations and map of geology of United S tates, Maclure. 

1814. No coal near New York, Akerly. 

1818. On parts of Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, 

etc., Cornelius. 

The blue earth of New Jersey,

Cutbush. 

Geology of the United States,

Maclure.

Observations on geology of 

North America, Mitchell, S. 

L.

1820. Geology of the Hudson River, 

Akerly.

1821. Amber, etc., on Magothy River, 

Md., Troost.

1823. Alluvial districts of New Jersey, Pierce.

1824. Marthas Vineyard and Elizabeth Islands, Hitchcock, E.

Extinct crocodile and geology 

of western New Jersey, Harlan.

Essay on Tertiary of America, 

Finch.

1826. Geology and mineralogy, statistics of South Carolina, Mills. 

Shell marl region, etc., Pierce.

1827. Geology of North Carolina, 

Mitchell, E.; Olmstead.

1828. Low country of North Carolina,

Mitchell, E.

Report on North Carolina, 

Mitchell, E.

1829. Secondary, Tertiary, and alluvial of Atlantic Coast, 

Vanuxem.

Observations on ferruginous 

sand and upper marine formations, Morton, S. G.

1830. Geological text-book, Eaton.

Ferruginous sand formation of 

the United States, Morton, 

S. G.

Geology, etc., of part of peninsula of Maryland, Conrad.

Observations in New Jersey 

and Delaware, Morton, S. G.

Geologic prodrornus, Eaton. 

1832. Analogy between marl of New 

Jersey and chalk of Europe, 

Morton, S, G.
BARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 271

Cretaceous Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION Continued. 

1832. Stratigraphic geology established by organic remains, 

Eaton.

Analogy between marl of Connecticut and chalk of Europe, 

Morton, S. G.

Geological equivalents, Eaton. 

Fossil shells of the Tertiary,

Conrad.

Organic remains of Cretaceous 

of the United Stutes, Morton, 

S.G.

1835. Observations in Atlanta Tertiary region, Conrad.

Plants in Secondary of Fredericksburg, Va., Taylor, R. C.

Report on elevated country between Missouri and Red rivers, Featherstonhaugh.

Country between Fredericksburg and Winchester, Va., 

Clemson.

Geology of the Rocky Mountains, Rogers, H. D.

1836. Reconnaissance of Virginia, 

Rogers, W. B.

First report of svirvey of New 

Jersey, Rogers, H. D.

Fossil jaw of gavial from west 

Jersey, De Kay.

Survey of Burke and Richmond counties, Ga., Cutting.

1837. First report of first district of 

New York, Mather.

Physical geography of Maryland, Ducatel.

Report of survey of Virginia 

for 1836, Rogers, W. B.

1838. Report of geologist of Maryland, Ducatel.

Report of geologist of first district of New York, Mather.

1839. Tertiary of Virginia, Rogers 

and Rogers.

Notes on American geology, 

Conrad.

First and second reports on Delaware, Booth.

Report of geologist of Maryland, Ducatel.

1840. Equivalency of deposits on east 

and west sides of the Atlantic, Eaton.

Cretaceous C ontinued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION Continued.

1840. Description of geology of New 

Jersey, Rogers, H. D.

Report of geologist of Maryland, Ducatel.

On the Silurian system, Conrad.

Report of survey of Virginia for

1839. Rogers, W. B.

1841. Report of survey of Virginiafor

1840. Rogers, W.B. 

Report on paleontology of New

York, Conrad. 

Survey of Delaware, Booth,

1842. Portion of the Atlantic Tertiary 

region, Conrad.

Elements of geology and outline of geology of North Carolina, Mitchell, E.

1&43. Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

Cretaceous fossil in well in 

Brooklyn, N. Y., Redfield.

Agricultural survey of South 

Carolina, Rufifin.

Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

Age of coal near Richmond and 

of Fredericksburg sandstone, 

Rogers, W. B.

1844. Age of polythalmia from South

" Carolina, Rogers, H. D.; Bailey, L. W.

Agricultural survey of South 

Carolina, Ruffln.

Borings from well at Columbus, 

Miss., Bailey, J. "W.

American geology and condition of research in United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Cretaceous of parts of the 

United States bordering the 

Atlantic, Lyell.

Tertiary of Marthas Vineyard, 

Lyell.

1845. Physical geology east of Rocky 

Mountains and conditions of 

sedimentation and uplift, 

Mather.

Older Tertiary of Virginia, 

South Carolina, and Georgia, 

Lyell.

Notes on Cretaceous of New 

Jersey, etc., Lyell.
272 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BUIL. 127:

Cretaceous Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION Continued.

1845. Travels in North America, 

Lyell.

1846. Newer deposits of Southern 

States, Lyell.

1848. Age of millstone grit, Georgia, 

Agassiz, L.

Geology of South Carolina, 

Tuomey.

Burr millstone fossils at Bainbridge, Ga., Couper.

1849. Notes on geology of Charleston, 

S. C., Holmes, F. S.

Shells in cliffs at Nan tucket, 

Desor.

Statistics of Georgia, White, G.

Tertiary, etc., in Island of Nantucket, Desor and Cabot.

1851. Origin of greensand of NewJersey, Rogers, H. D. 

Greensands of England, Johnson, J.

1852. Kreidebildungen von Texas,

Roemer.

Report of Geological Survey, 

Emmons, E.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcon, J.

1854. Depth of ocean of chalk deposits, Rogers, H. D.

1855. Ueber die Geologic von NordAmerika, Marcou, J. 3 

Surveys in east Monmouth

County, N. J., Cook, G. H. 

Greensand formation of New 

Jersey, Lewis, S.

1856. Report on southern New Jersey, Cook, G. H.

Origin of greensand, Bailey, 

J.W.

1857. Geology and paleontology of 

Mexican boundary survey, 

Hall, J.

1858. Geology and geography of 

North America, Rogers, H. D.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Tertiary and Cretaceous of the 

Northwest, Meek and Hayden.

North Carolina, agriculture of 

eastern counties, Emmons, E.

Geology of North America, Marcon, J.

Cretaceous Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION Continued.

1859. Cretaceous of New Jersey, 

Lea.

1860. Cretaceous at Gay.Head, Mass., 

Stimpson.

First report of chemist of Marylaud, Tyson.

Second report of chemist of 

Maryland, Tyson.

1861. Infusorial earth from Maryland 

and Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

1862. Outcrop of Ripley group in

New Jersey, Gabb. 

Lower. Silurian, Jurassic, Cretaceous, and Tertiary fossils 

from Nebraska, Meek and 

Hayden.

1865. Eocene lignite formation of

United States,. Conrad. 

Report of survey of New Jersey for 1864, Cook, G. H.

1866. Map of Canada and part of the 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

Skizzen aus Virginia, Credner, H.

1867. Tertiary of North and South 

Carolina, Conrad.

1868. Origin and relations of certain

sands and clays, Cope. 

Geology of New Jersey, Cook,

G. H. 

Fossil reptiles of New Jersey,

Cope. 

Miocene and Cretaceous shells

of the Atlantic Slope,Conrad.

1869. Map to illustrate types of 

earth's surface east.from Cincinnati, Lesley, J. P.

Cretaceous and Tertiary plants 

from Yellowstone, Newberry.

American fossiliferous strata, 

Conrad.

1870. Report of geologist of New 

Jersey for 1869, Cook, G. H. 

Kreide von New-Jersey, Cred 

ner, H.

1871. Report of 'geologist of New 

Jersey for 1870, Cook, G. H.

Geology and mineralogy of 

Georgia, Stephenson.

Southern drift,. Gulf Tertiaries, 

Cretaceous in North Carolina, Perry, J. B.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 273

Cretaceous Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION Continued.

1871. Cretaceous and Tertiary of 

North Carolina, Conrad.

1872. Report of survey of New Jersey, Cook, G. H.

1873. Cretaceous of Long Island, 

Dana, J. D.

Report of survey of New Jersey for 1873, Cook, G. H.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock and 

Blake.

1874. Cretaceous of Long Island, 

Martin, D. S.; Newberry.

Glauconite and fossil resins, 

Hunt, T. S.

Amber in North America,

Cretaceous of Long Island, 

Hitchcock.

Report of survey of New Jersey, Cook, G. H.

1875. Report of progress of survey of 

Georgia, Little.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Report of survey of North Carolina, Kerr.

Earthquake of 1874, Martin, 

D. S.

1876. Handbook of Georgia, James.

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils 

of the upper Missouri country, Gabb.

Second report of survey of 

Georgia, Little.

Diatomaceous sands of Richmond, Va., Coryell.

Virginia geographical and political summary, Hotchkiss.

1877. Gravel and cobble deposits of

Virginia, etc.. Rogers. W. B. 

Geognosie and Mineralreichthum des Alleghany-Systems, 

Credner, H. 

Long Island coast, Lewis, E. J.

1878. Report of survey of New Jersey, Cook, G. H.

Cretaceous and Tertiary at 

Charleston, Vogdes.

Atlantic system of mountains, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Catalogue of ores, rocks, and 

woods of Georgia, Little.

Bull. 127 18

Cretaceous Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION Continued.

1878. Clay deposits of New Jersey,

Cook and Smock. 

Geologic history of New York

Island, etc., Newberry. 

Catalogue of exhibit of survey 

of New Jersey, Cook, G. H.

1879. Mesozoic of Virginia, Fontaine.

Fire clays and associates in 

New Jersey, Smock.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to North and 

South Carolina, Kerr.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Virginia, 

Rogers, W. B.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Atlantic system of mountains, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide to 

Georgia, Little.

Mesozoic in Virginia, Heinrich.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to New Jersey, 

Smock.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Delaware and 

Maryland, Uhler, Foutaine.

Clays and clay slates, Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Origin of clays, Hunt, T. S.

Report of geologist of New 

Jersey, Cook, G. H.

1880. Gravels of southeastern Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Geologic history of North 

American plants, Newberry.

Resources near route of Richmond and Southwestern Railway, Hotchkiss.

Geologic action of humus acids, 

Julieu.

Report of geologist of New 

Jersey, Cook, G. H.

1881. Iron ores of Braudon period,

Lewis, H. C. 

Trenton gravels and antiquity

of man, Lewis. H. C. 

Antiquity of man in the East,

geologically considered,

Lewis, H. C. 

Jurassic sand near Elkton, Md.,

Lewis, H. C.
274 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cretaceous Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION Continued.

1881. Origin of topography of North 

Carolina, Kerr.

Geology of Philadelphia County, etc., Pa., Hall, C. E.; Lesley, J. P.

Surface geology of Philadelphia and vicinity, Lewis, 

H. C.

Iron ores and lignites of Montgomery County Valley, Pa., 

Lewis, H. C.

Bryn Mawr gravel, Lewis, H. C.

1882. Report of well at Charleston, 

S. C., Charleston.

Report on survey of New Jersey for 1882, Cook, G. H.

Artesian well at Fort Monroe, 

Fontaine.

Infusorial deposit of Fort MonJ 

roe well, Rogers, W. B.

Notes on the geology of the 

Virginias, Rogers, W. B.

1883. Geology of Chester County, 

Pa., Frazer.

Stratified drift. in Delaware, 

Chester.

Report of survey of New Jersey for 1883, Cook, G. H.

Geology of Philadelphia, Frazer, Lewis, H. C.

Bowlder drift in Delaware, 

Chester.

Geology of Richmond County, 

 N. Y., Britton, N. L.

Baltimore surface geology. 

Science.

South Carolina,'resources, etc., 

Hammond.

Cretaceous of New Jersey, 

Britton, N. L.

Surface features of Baltimore 

area, Uhler.

1884. Cotton production in Georgia, 

Loughridge.

Fossil leaves, Staten Island, 

Hollick.

Geology of Hatteras, Kerr.

Gravels of northern Delaware 

and Maryland, Chester.

Physical and agricultural features of South Carolina, Hammond.

Cretaceous on Staten and Long 

islands, Britton, N. L.

Cretaceous Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION Continued.

1884. Cotton production in North 

Carolina and Virginia, Kerr.

Report of survey of New Jersey for 1884, Cook, G. H.

Virginia building stones, Huntington and Munroe.

Mesozoic dicotyledons, Ward, 

L. F.

Soil map of cotton States, Hilgard.

Reprint of reports on Geology 

of the Virginias, Rogers, 

W. B.

1885. Geologic atlas of counties of 

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Leaf-bearing sandstones on 

Staten Island, Britton, N. L.

Rogers's Geology of the Virginias, Campbell, J. L. and 

H. D.

Well in Cumberland County, 

N. J., Smith, A. H.

Pebbles from borings in Philadelphia, Heilprin.

Gravels of south Delaware 

peninsula, Chester.

Town geology, the lesson of 

the Philadelphia rocks, Heilprin.

Review of geology of Delaware, 

Chester.

Map of the United States, 

McGee.

Survey of Delaware County, 

Pa., Hall, C. E.

Strata in shaft of waterworks 

at Washington, Robinson, T.

Eocene of eastern North Carolina, Kerr.

Cretaceous and Tertiary of New 

Jersey, Cook, G. H.

Report of State geologist of 

New Jersey, Cook, G. H.

Fossils of Raritan clays and 

marls of New Jersey, Whitfield, R. P.

1886. Vegetal remains in Cretaceous 

of Staten Island, Hollick, A.

Cretaceous of New Jersey, 

Cook, G. H.

Report of survey of New Jersey, Cook, G. H.

Molluscan fauna of New Jersey, 

Whitfield, R. P.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 275

.Cretaceous C ontinued.

ATLANTIC COAST REGION Continued. 

1886. Leaves of Staten Island, N. Y., 

Britton, N. L.

Cruise along shores of Stateu 

Island, etc., Britton, N. L.

Geology of Long Island, Merrill, T. J. H.

Head of Chesapeake Bay, 

McGee.

Geology of Washington, McGee. 

1887-1889. Report on Marthas Vineyard, Shaler.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Artesian wells of New Jersey, 

Cook.

Green sand marls of New Jersey, Cook, G. H.

Fossiliferoua beds near Clementown, N. J., Woolinan. 

Geologic map of New Jersey 

Cook, G. H.

Map of vicinity of New York 

City, Martin, D. S.

Rivers and valleys of Pennsylvania, Davis, W. M.

Artesian well at Woodhaven, 

N. Y., Bryson.

Boring on Staten Island, Britton, N. L.

Leaf in sandstone in drift of 

Staten Island, Hollick.

Geology of Long Island, Dana, 

J.D.

Overlap on Archean ou Staten 

Island, Newberry.

Notes on Staten Island, Britton, 

N. L.

Cretaceous near Grassm ere, 

etc., Staten Island, Britton, 

N.L.

Ago of Potomac formation, 

Ward, L. F.

Albirupean, Heilprin, Lewis, 

H. C.; Uhler.

Anne Arundel and Prince 

George counties, Md., Clark, 

W. B.

Eocene and its associates,

. Uhler.

Potomac Avoods and lignites, 

Knowlton.

Antecedents of man, Potomac 

Valley, McGee,

Cretaceous Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION Continued. 

1887-1889. Sauropoda from the Potomac formation, Marsh, 0. C.

Southwestern Maryland.Bryan.

Three formations of the middle 

Atlantic Slope, McGee.

New Jersey Cretaceous, Whitfield. R. P.

Resemblance between New Jersey Cretaceous, Whitfield, 

R.P.

Report of survey of New Jersey, Cook, G. H.

Discoveries in Cretaceous and 

Quaternary, Britton, N. L.

Report of division of paleobotany, Ward, L. F.

Analyses of clay and sand from 

Marthas Vineyard, Clarke, F. 

W.; Riggs.

Report of Atlantic coast division, United States Geological Survey, Shaler.

Artesian wells of New Jersey, 

Nasoii.

Report of division of paleobotany, United States Geological 

Survey, Ward, L. F.

[Age of Potomac formation] 

Report of United States Geological Survey, Marsh, 0. C.

Fossil wood of Potomac formation, Knowlton.

1890. Deposits of eastern Massachusetts, Shaler.

Gay Head, Mass., Clark, W. B.; 

Merrill, F. J. H.; Ward, 

L.F.

Cretaceous fossils, Marthas 

Vineyard, Shaler, White, D.

Ancient shore lines, Merrill, F. 

J.H.

Long Island Sound and submerged channel of the Hudson, Dana, J. D.

Traps of Newark system in New 

Jersey region, Darton.

Clay at Monmonth Junction, N. 

J., Martin, D. S.; Britton, 

N. L.

North American Mesozoic, 

White, C. A.

Distribution of fossil plants, 

Ward, L. F,
276 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127:

Cretaceous Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION Continued.

1890. Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Chance, Chester, Fontaine, 

Smith and Gesner, Hammond.H; McCutchen; Smock, 

Uhler.

Rivers of northern New Jersey, 

Davis, W. M.

Topographic development of 

New Jersey, Davis and Wood.

Amboy clays, Newberry.

Gabbros of Delaware, Chester.

Southern Maryland, Clark, 

W.B.

Potomac flora, Fontaine.

Southern extension of Appomattox formation, McGee.

Southern drift of Georgia, 

Spencer, J. W.

Cape Fear River region, N. C., 

Clark, W. B.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Report of Atlantic coast division, United States Geological Survey [Cape Cod], 

Shaler.

[Potomac formations of North 

Carolina and flora of Tuscaloosa formation], Fontaine.

1891. Cretaceous formations of North

America, White, C. A. 

Date of origin of topographic

forms, Davis, W. M. 

Physical geography of southern

New England, Davis. 

Lost volcanoes of Connecticut,

Davis, W. M. 

Triassic of Connecticut Valley,

Davis, W. M. 

Artesian wells of New Jersey,

Smock. 

Fire clay, Staten Island,

Hollick. 

Fallen forest and peat layer in

Delaware, Cresson. 

Near Wilmington, N. C., Stanton. - 

Geology of Washington region,

Darton, McGee. 

Eastern Virginia and Maryland,

Darton.

Expedition into southern Maryland, Clark, W. B.

Cretaceous Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION Continued. 

1891. Stratigraphy in Alabama,

White, C. A.

Cretaceous and Eocene of Maryland, Uhler.

Variations in Alabama, Lang1 don.

Section along Chattahoochee

River, Laugdon. 

Georgia geological survey report, Spencer, J. W. 

GULF REGION (Alabama to Louisiana

to Kentucky).

1752. Me"moire dans lequel on compare 

le Canada a la Suisse, Guettard.

1807. Observations and map of geology of United States, Maclure. 

1818. Geology of the United States,

Maclure.

1821. Structure of valley of the Mississippi,'Nuttall.

1823. Geological features of Tennessee, Hay wood, J. 

Outline geologic map of Tennessee, Sayler, C. 

: 1824. Essay on Tertiary of America,

Finch.

1828. Sketches of geology of Alabama, Porter, W. S. 

1830. Remains of ferruginous sand 

formation of United States, 

Morton, S. G.

Fossil shells of the Tertiary, 

Conrad.

1833. New fossil sheila, Conrad.

Notices respecting Green 

County, Ala., Withers.

1834. Organic remains of Cretaceous 

of United States, Morton, S.G.

Observations upon Alabama, 

Georgia, etc., Shepard.

Prairies of Alabama, McGuire.

1835. Fossil-fish teeth, gait in Alabama, and divisions of Cretaceous, Morton, S. G.

Third report on Tennessee, 

Troost.

Localities of bones of mastodon, etc., Troost.

Report on elevated country between Missouri and Red 

rivers, Featherstonhaugh.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 277

Cretaceous Continued. 

GULF REGION (Alabama to Louisiana

to Kentucky) Continued. 

1835. Geology of the Rocky Mountains, Rogers, H. D,

1840. Fifth report on Tennessee,

Troost.

Position of Zueglodon of Harlan, Conrad.

1841. Secondary and Tertiary of 

southern Atlantic States, 

Hodge.

1842. New organic "mains, Morton,

S. G. 

1844. Seventh Report of survey of

Tennessee, Troost.

1846. Coal field of Tuscaloosa, Ala.,

Lyell.

Geology of Western States, 

Owen, D. D.

1847. Age of Nummulite (?) limestone of Alabama, Lyell. 

Delta and alluvial deposits of 

the Mississippi and ' other 

points, Lyell, C.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C. 

Letters on geology, Christy. 

Geology of southern Alabama, 

Hale, C. S.

1849. Second visit to the United

States, Lyell.

Northern Mississippi, Bolton, R. 

1851. Sketch of Louisiana, Carighan.

1853. Geologic map of United States,

etc., Marcou, J. 

Exploring in Red River region,

La., Shumard, G. C. 

Rocks from Red River region

in Louisiana, Hitchcock, E.

1854. Sketch of geology of Mississippi, Lieber. 

 Geology of Mississippi, Wailes.

1855. Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J. 

Reconnaissance of Tennessee, 

Safford.

1856. Origin of greensand, Bailey,

J.W.

Geology of Choctaw Bluff, 

Winchell, A.

1857. Artesian wells of Alabama,

Winchell, A.

Middle and southern Alabama, 

Winchell, A.

Cretaceous Continued. 

GULF REGION (Alabama to Louisiana 

to Kentucky) Continued.

1857. Geology of Tennessee, Currey. 

Secoud report on Tennessee,

Safford.

Report on Mississippi, Harper. - 

Chemical report, survey of

Kentucky, Peter. 

Analyses for geological survey

of Alabama, Mallet, J. W.

1858. Report of chemical department 

of survey of Alabama, Mallet.

First report on Alabama, Tuomey.

Second report on Alabama, 

Tuomey.

Reiseam Mississippi, Moolhausen.

Portions of Cretaceous and Tertiary of Alabama, Thornton.

Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

Tertiary and Cretaceous of the 

Northwest, Meek and Hayden.

Report on portions of Cretaceous and Tertiary of Alabama, Thorn ton.

1860. Geology and agriculture of 

Mississippi, Hilgard.

1864. Cretaceous, etc., of western 

Tennessee, Saffbrd.

1865. New Eocene fossils, Whitfield.

1866. Vast resources of Louisiana, 

. Robinson, J. B.

1867. Rock salt of Petite Anse, Buck

and Goessmann. 

Tertiary of Mississippi and Alabama, Hilgard.

1869. Results of reconnaissance in 

Louisiana, Hilgard.

Report of survey of part of 

Louisiana, Lockett.

Geology of Tennessee, Safford.

1870. First report of geological survey of Louisiana, Hopkins. 

Reconnaissance of Louisiana, 

Hilgard.

1871. Second report of survey of

Louisiana, Hopkins. 

Geologic history of Gulf of 

Mexico, Hilgard.
278 NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. [BULL. 127.

Cretaceous Continued. 

GULF REGION (Alabama to Louisiana 

to Kentucky) Continued.

1871. Age of rock salt, Petite Anse,

Hilgard.

History of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard.

1872. Third geological report of 

Louisiana, Hopkins, F. V.

1873. Report on Louisiana, May and

June, 1869, Hilgard. 

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Slake.

1874. Resources of Tennessee, Killebrew.

1875. Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

1876. Tennessee agriculture, mineral

wealth, etc., Killebrew. 

Report of survey of Alabama, 

1875, Smith, E. A.

1878. Soils of Alabama, Stubbs.

Outline of geology of Alabama, 

Smith, E. A.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railway Guide to Tennessee, Safford.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Macfarlane's Geological Railway Guide to Illinois, 

Worthen.

Macfarlano's Geological Railway Guide, Macfarlane.

Macfarlane's Geological Kailway Guide to Alabama, 

Gesner and Smith.

Report of survey of Alabama, 

Smith, E. A.

Geology of Lagrange County, 

Ind., Edmunds, E. S.

1880. Claiborne group and its fossils, Mell.

1881. Report on Warrior coal field, 

Alabama, Smith, E. A.

Alabama north of the Tennessee, McCalley.

Geology of lower Louisiana 

and salt of Petite Anse, Hilgard.

Later Tertiary of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard.

1882. Ten new species of fossils, 

Miller, S. A.

Cretaceous Continued. 

GULF .REGION (Alabama to Louisiana 

to Kentucky) Continued.

1882. Tertiary of the United States, 

Heilprin.

1883. Survey from Atlanta to the 

Mississippi, Campbell and 

Ruffner. 

Salines of Louisiana, Hilgard.

1884. Cotton production of Alabama, 

Smith, E. A.

Section of Cretaceous and Tertiary of Alabama, Smith, E. A.

Ripley group, Johnson, L. C.

Physico-geographic and agricultural features of Mississippi, Hilgard.

Soils and products of southwestern Louisiana, Rapley.

Geology of Alabama, Schmitz.

Physico-geographic and agricultural features of Tennessee, Safford.

Phosphates of Alabama, Smith, 

E. A.

Soil map of cotton States, Hilgard.

Phosphates in Alabama Cretaceous, Smith, E. A.

1885. Chemical analyses, survey of 

Kentucky, Peter and Peter.

Tertiary phosphates in Alabama, Smith, E. A.

Map of the United States, 

MoGee.

1886. Iron ores in Alabama, Willis. 

1887-1889. -Tuscaloosa formation, McGee.

Tuscaloosa, Tombigbee, and 

Alabama rivers, Smith and 

Johnson, McGee.

Jackson purchase region, Kentucky, Loughridge.

Iron region of northern Louisiana, etc., Johnson, L. C.

Salt deposits, Petite Anse, Bolton, Cox, Pomeroy.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

1890. Cahaba coal region, McCalley, 

Squire, Smith, E. A.

Potomac formation, Fontaine.

Drift deposits of Illinois, 

Worthen.

1891. Map of Kentucky, Proctor.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 279

Cretaceous Continued. 

DAKOTAS AND MINNESOTA TO TEXAS. 

1806. Exploration of Red River and 

Washita, Dunbar and Hunter. 

1821. Travels through the Northwest,

Schoolcraffc.

Structure" of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall. 

Formations of western part of 

Mississippi Valley, James, 

E.P.

1823. Map of country drained by 

Mississippi, western section, 

James, E.

Expedition from Pittsburg to 

the Rocky Mountains, Long.

1824. Pumice of the Missouri,

James, E. 

1830. Remains of ferruginous sand

formation of United States,

Morton, S. G.

1834. Formations near Tepetonco, 

Mexico, Schwartz.

1835. Fossil-fish teeth in Alabama 

and divisions of the Cretaceous, Morton, S. G.

1836. Review of report by Featherstonhaugh, P.

1838. Geology of central and western 

portion of North America, 

Rogers, H. D.

1839. Cr6tac6 des environs de Jalapa,

Mexique, Galeotti. 

Letter from Gaudalupe y Calvo, Mexico, Schleiden.

1840. Map and description of Texas, 

Moore, F.,jr.

1841. Upper Mississippi region and 

Cretaceous of the Upper Missouri, Nicollet.

1843. Cretaceous of the Missoxiri,

Nicollet, Rogers, H. D. 

Region of basin of the upper 

Mississippi, Nicollet.

1844. Excursion from Washington to 

frontier of Mexico, Featherstouhaugh. 

1846. Geology of Texas, Roeiner.

Geology of the upper Missouri,

Harris. 

Notes oil the upper Rio Grande,

Tildeu. B. P.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C. 

Tour in northern Mexico, Wislizenus..

Cretaceous Continued. 

DAKOTAS AND MINNESOTA TO TEXAS 

Continued. 

1848. Contributions to geology of

Texas, Roemer. 

Texas, Roemer. 

Mittheilungen aus Fort Brown

[Texas], Roemer.

 1849. Exploration from San Antonio 

to El Paso, Whitney, W. H. C.

1850. Reconnaissance from Red River 

to Rio Pecos, Michler.

Observations in western Texas, 

Whitney, W. H. C.

Santa Fe expedition, Marcy.

Reconnaissance from Corpus 

Christi to the Leona, Michler.

1851. Remarks on Missouri, King, H. 

Observations on geography of 

Texas, Bollaert.

1852. Expedition to Mauvais Torres, 

Culbertson.

Report on valleys of Miunesota,Mississippi, and Wisconsin rivers, Shumard, B. F.

Kreidebildungen von Texas, 

Roemer.

Survey of Wisconsin, Iowa, 

Minnesota, etc., Owen, D. D.

Geology of middle and western 

Minnesota, Norwood.

1853. Kreide am oberen Missouri, 

Buch.

Exploration of Red River of 

Louisiana, Marcy, R. B.

Arkansas, geology of, Lawrence, B.

Ueber Texas, Roemer.

1854. Exploration for railroad to the 

Pacific, Whipple.

Map of Wisconsin, Iowa, and 

Minnesota, Owen, D. D.

Notes from Preston, Red River, 

and El Paso, Marcou, J.

Preliminary report of survey 

in California, Blake, W. P.

Exploration betAveen thirtyeighth and forty-first parallel 

in 1853-54, Scheil.

1855. Notes entre Preston et El Paso,

Marcou, J. 

Geology of route near latitude

32°, to the Pacific, Blake,

W. P.

Cretaceous basin of Rio Bravo 

. del Norte, Schott.
280 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cretaceous Continued. 

DAKOTAS AND MINNESOTA TO TEXAS 

Continued.

1855. Texas and her resources, De 

Bow.

1856. Origin of green sand, Bailey, 

J.W.

Collections on BigWichita and 

Brazos rivers, Blake, W. P.

Geology of route to Pacific 

near thirty-fifth parallel, 

Marcou, Blake, W. P. 

Lignite of upper Missouri, 

Eogers, H. D.

Review of part of geologic map 

of the United States by Marcou, Blake, W. P.

Reconnaissance from the Mississippi to Los Angeles, Gal., 

Marcou, J.

Exploration for railroad to the 

Pacific, Whipple.

Fort Belknap to Double Mountain,-Stolley.

Expedition through unexplored 

Texas, Parker, W. B.

Geology of the upper Missouri, 

Hay den.

1857. Neu Feuerausbruch in Real del 

Monte, Mexiko, Burkhart.

Pluto-volcanic slope of Sierra 

M a d r e, Sonora, Mexico, 

Schott.

Notes on Cretaceous of Nebraska, Meek and Hayden.

Geology and paleontology, 

Mexican boundary survey, 

Hall, J.

Geology of lower Rio Bravo, 

Schott.

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils 

of Mexican boundary survey, 

Conrad.

Microscopic examination of 

some earths, Bailey, J. W.

Les roches du Jura? Marcou, J.

Progress of Pacific Railroad explorations, Humphreys.

1858. Paleontology from Fort Leavenworth to Bryans Pass, Shumard, B. F. 

Description ge"ologique d e s

Montagues rocheuses, Marcoti, J. 

American geology, addressed to

Meek and Hayden, Marcou, J.

Cretaceous Continued. 

DAKOTAS AND MINNESOTA TO TEXAS 

Continued.

1858. Permian in Kansas, Swallow.

Tertiary and Cretaceous of the 

Northwest, Meek and Hayden.

Explanation of geologic map 

and section of Missouri, 

Swallow.

Formation des oolithes, Virlet 

d'Aoust.

Geology of Mauvaises Torres of 

White River, Hayden.

Rocks of Kansas, Swallow.

Map and section on Missouri 

River, Hayden.

Fossils of Nebraska, Black 

Hills, Meek and Haydeii.

Reconnaissance of part of Arkansas, Owen, D. D.

Sketch of Texas, Moore, F.

Boundary survey of Texas, 

Russell, W. H.

Well at Austin, Tex., Shumard, 

B.F.

Artesian boring in western 

Texas, Pope.

1859. Remarks on Geology of Black 

Hills, Meek and Hayden.

Explanation of map of Nebraska, Hayden.

Marcou's Geology of North 

America, Dana, J. D.; Agaseiz, A.

Lower Cretaceous of Kansas 

and Nebraska, Meek and 

Hayden.

So-called Trias of Kansas and 

Nebraska, Meek and Hayden.

Explorations in Mew Mexico, 

Marcou's so-called Jurassic, 

Newberry.

1860. Rocks of Kansas, Hawn and 

Swallow.

Analyses for survey of Arkansas, Elderhorst.

Explorations in Kansas, Meek 

and Hayden.

Reconnaissance of part of Arkansas, Owen, D. D.

Notes on Kansas and Nebraska, 

Marcou, J.

Notes on Nebraska and Utah, 

Hayden.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 281

Cretaceous Continued. 

DAKOTAS AND MINNESOTA TO TEXAS 

Continued.

1860. Analyses of soils, etc., of Arkansas, Peter, R.

Cretaceous of Texas, Shumard, 

B.F.

1861. Geology of headwaters of Missouri, Hayden.

Reply to Marcou on Cretaceous 

and Carboniferous of Texas, 

Meek.

Reply to Newborry on age of 

Nebraska leaves, Herr.

1862. New Cretaceous fossils from

Texas, Shumard, B. F. 

Synopsis of Cretaceous brachiopods, Gabb. 

Section of Cretaceous of Texas,

Shuinard, B. F. 

Period of elevation of ranges

near sources of the Missouri,

Hayden. 

Cretaceous and Carboniferous,

of Texas, Marcou, J.

1863. Geology, etc., of the upper

Mississippi, Hayden, H. 

Cretaceous fossils from Nebraska, Meek and Hayden.

1864. Reconnaissance au Nebraska, 

Marcou, J.

1865. Carboniferous and Cretaceous 

of Kansas and Nebraska, 

Meek.

Coal and iron of Guerrero, 

Mexico, Manross.

1866. Bemerkungen liber mexikauische Geologic, etc., Borie.

Exploration in northern 

Mexico, Rdmond.

Ge"ologie du Mexique et de 

l'Ame"rique Centrale, Virlet.

Preliminary report of survey 

of Texas, Buckley.

Chalk of Missouri River, Hayden.

First report on geology of 

Kansas, Mudge.

Eastern Kansas and geology of 

Kansas, Swallow.

Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

Notes ge"ologiques sur les fron 

tieres entre Mexique et les 

Etats-Unis, Marcou, J.

Cretaceous Continued. 

DAKOTAS AND MINNESOTA TO TEXAS 

Continued.

1866. Terrain cre'tace' sur les borda

du Missouri, Marcou, J. 

Reconnaissance in Minnesota, 

Eames.

1867. Cretaceous of the West, the

Dakota group, Hayden. 

Section in eastern Kansas, 

. Swallow. 

Exogenous leaves in Cretaceous

of Iowa, White, C. A. 

Survey of 100 miles west of

Omaha, Egleston. 

Geology of northwest Dakota,

Hayden. 

First annual report of surveys

of Nebraska, Hayden.

1868. Structure of southern Minnesota, Hall, J.

Observations on Cretaceous of 

Texas, Shumard, B. F.

Exploration in northern Mexico, Rdmond.

Report on region between Des 

Moines and the Missouri, 

St. John.

Possibility of coal in Nebraska, 

Hayden, White, C. A.

Meek on Swallow's report on 

Kansas, Swallow.

First and second reports of survey of Iowa, White, C. A.

Notes on railway from Smoky 

Hill River, Kans., to the Rio 

Grande, Le Conte.

1869. Geology of Texas, Roessler.'

Cretaceous in Guthrie County, 

Iowa, White, C. A.

Gegenden jenseits des Mississippi-Flusses, Roessler.

Western Texas and Chihauhua, 

Kimball.

Geology of portions of Minnesota, Hall, J.

Cretaceous and Tertiary plants 

from Yellowstone, Newberry.

Remarks on Missouri Valley, 

Hayden.

Tertiary of Dakota and Nebraska, Hayden.

The Mississippi Valley, Foster, 

J.W.

1870. Silver mines of Chihauhua, 

Kimball.
r~

282 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cretaceous Continued. 

DAKOTAS AND MINNESOTA TO TEXAS 

Continued.

1870. Report of survey of Iowa,

White, C. A. 

Middle region, etc., of western

Iowa, St. John. 

Eeport on western Iowa, St.

John. 

Cretaceous age of silver in

Chihuahua, Mexico, Kimball. 

Later extinct flora of North

America, Newberry.

1871. Notizen aus Minnesota, Kloos. 

Cretaceous fishes and reptiles

of Kansas, Cope. 

Age of sandstone at Fort 

Harker, Newberry.

1872. Report of survey of Nebraska, 

etc., Hayden.

Geology of the Missouri Valley, 

Hayden.

Resources of western Kansas 

and eastern Colorado,Elliott, 

R. S.

Cretaceous basin in Sauk Valley, Minn., Kloos.

Cretaceous fossils from Chihuahua, Gabb.

Paleontologic report, W y oming, Meek.

Plants of Cretaceous and Tertiary of Kansas and Nebraska, Lesquereux.

Geology and paleontology of 

Cretaceous of Kansas, Cope.

1873. General sketch of geology of 

Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Lignite formation and flora, 

Lesquereux.

Erforschung des Nordwesttheiles von Texas, Loew and 

Roessler.

Survey of Red River raft region, Collins, H. C.

Geologic map of the United 

' f States, Hitchcock, C. H.; 

Hitchcock, and Blake.

Chart of nomenclature for Minnesota, "Winchell, N. H.

Eastern limit of Cretaceous in 

Iowa, White, C. A.

Mesozoic fossils from British 

Columbia, Billings.

Cretaceous Continued. 

DAKOTAS AND MINNESOTA TO TEXAS 

Continued.

1874. Geology of western Texas, 

Jenney, Newberry.

Part of eastern Texas, Buckley.

Cretaceous floras of Western 

Territories, Lesquereux.

Latest map of Texas, Roessler.

Lignites and flint beds of 

western America, Newberry.

Western Texas near thirtysecond parallel, Jenney.

Report on eastern, northern, 

and middle Texas, Burleson.

Metamorphism due to burning 

of lignite, Alien, J. A.

Circles of deposition, Newberry.

Geology of Minnesota Valley, 

Winchell, N. H.

Notes from early explorers in 

Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Lignite flora of the far West, 

Newberry.

1875. Geology of Kansas, Mudge.'

Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H. 

Kansas chalk, Patrick. 

Paleontology of reconnaissance

of the Black Hills, Grinnell. 

Explorations in Nebraska and

Dakota, Hayden. 

Report on Mower and other

counties, Minn., Winchell,

N.H. 

Pliocene of western Kansas,

Mudge.

Lignite in Cretaceous in Minnesota, Winchell, N. H. 

Reconnaissance in Black Hills,

Winchell, N. H.

1876. Cretaceous fossils from San 

Juan expedition, Meek.

Geology between Leaven worth 

and Sierra Nevada, Englemann.

Tertiary and Cretaceous periods of Kansas, Mudge.

Later extinct floras of North 

America, Newberry.

Relations of lignitic group of 

the West, Stevenson.

Second report of survey of 

Texas, Buckley.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 283

Cretaceous Continued. 

DAKOTAS AND MINNESOTA TO TEXAS 

Continued.

1876. Grahamitein Huasteca,Mexico, 

Kimball.

Report on Olmsted, Dodge, and 

Steele counties, Minn., Harrington, M. W.

Map of counties of Texas, 

Roessler.

Little Missouri Bad Lands, Alien, J. A.

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils 

of upper Missouri, Meek.

Review of fossil flora of North 

America, Lesquereux.

New plants from Dakota group,

Lesquereux.

 1877. Tertiary and Cretaceous pe-, 

riods of Kansas, Madge.

Notes on Texas and Kansas, 

Ruffner.

Coal regions of America, Mac-' 

farlane, J.

Catalogue of fossils from fresh 

and brackish water deposits 

of the West, White, C. A. i

Chemistry of survey of Missouri, Peckham, S. F.

Field work in Teton region, St. 

John.

1878. Reconnaissances in Wright and

Rice counties,' Minn., Winchell, N. H.

Geology of Kansas, Mudge. 

Two thousand miles in Texas,

McDaniel and Taylor. 

Water supply of Red River.

Valley, Wiuchell, N. H. 

Remarks on Laramie group, \

White, C. A. '

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Rail-' 

road Guide to Arkansas,' 

Owen, R.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Kansas, Mudge.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Minnesota, 

Winchell, N. H.

Texas in its geognostic and 

agricultural aspect, Boll.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide to 

Missouri, Broadhead.

Macfarlane's Geological Railway Guide to Iowa, White, - C.A.

Cretaceous Continued. 

DAKOTAS AND MINNESOTA TO TEXAS 

Continued.

1880. Zoological position of Texas, 

Cope.

Paleontological report on Black 

Hills, Whitfield, R. P.

Resources of Wisconsin, Irving, 

R.D.

Chemical report of survey of 

Kentucky, Peter.

Geology of the Black Hills, 

Newton, H.

Report on central and western 

Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Physical geography and geology of Nebraska, Aughey.

Report on central and western 

Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Deep well at Emmetsburg, 

Iowa, Wiuchell, N. H.

Mineral resources of the Black

Hills, Jenney.

. Cretaceous in Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

1881. Dakota group, Sternborg.

Glacial drift and its terminal 

moraines, Upham.

1882. Notes on central branch of 

Union Pacific Railroad, 

Broadhead.

Copper region of northern 

Texas, Furman.

Rapport de la commission du 

Mexique, Prudhomme.

Chemistry, Minnesota survey, 

Dodge.

Coals in Santa Rosa district, 

Mexico, Adams, W. H.

Chalk beds of* Wa Keeney, 

Kans., Broadhead.

Work in Rocky Mountain district, Hayden.

1883. Little Missouri Bad Lands, McBridge. 

Commingling of faunas in the

Laramie group, White, C. A. 

Age of Laramie of Dakota,

Cope. 

Jura Trias of western United

States, Broadhead. 

Country bordering the Rio

Grande, Newberry.

1884. Iowa building stones, McGee. 

Agricultural features of Arkansas, Loughridge.
CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cretaceous Continued. 

DAKOTAS AND MINNESOTA TO TEXAS 

Continued.

1884. Kansas building stones, Broadhead. 

Rio Grande region about La-;

redo, Cope. 

Agricultural description of In-.

dian Territory, Loughridge. 

Silver and iron of Neuva Leon

and Cohahuila, Mexico, Frazer. 

Geology of Minnesota, Winchell and Upham. 

Agricultural features of Texas,

Loughridge. 

Minnesota Valley in the ice

age, Upham.

1885. Archean of the Northwest, Irving.

Age of Kansas, Smyth, B. B.

Rio Grande region, Texas and 

Cohahuila, Schmitz.

Some features of southern Kansas, Cragin.

Geology of Norton County, 

Kans., Hay, R.

Enlargement of fragments in 

certain rocks, Irving and Van 

Hise.

Tertiary in Harper County, 

Kans., Cragin.

Geology of southern Kansas, 

Cragin.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Rio Grande region, Texas and 

Coahuila, Schmitz.

Lignites of Great Sioux Reservation, Willis.

Missouri coteau and its moraines, Todd.

Report of Glacial division,

Chamberlin, T. C.

$86. Dakota group south of Platte 

River, Hicks.

Coal in Hidalgo, Mexico, Cope.

Dakota gypsum of Kansas, 

Cragin.

Lincoln salt basin, Hicks.

Permian in Nebraska, Hicks.

Dakota group in Nebraska, 

Hicks.

Archean of the Northwest, 

Irving, R. D.

Cretaceous Continued. 

DAKOTAS AND MINNESOTA TO TEXAS 

Continued.

1886. Report on western Texas, 

Shumard, G. C.

Travis County, Tex., Hill, R. T. 

1887-1889. New species from the Cretaceous, Hill, R. T.

Beaches of Lake Agassiz, Upham.

Later Cretaceous in Iowa, American Geologist, White, C. A.

Paleontology of -the Cretaceous, Hill, R. T.

Black Hills, Carpenter, Crosby, 

Upham.

Cross Timbers regions, northern Texas, Hill, R. T.

Coal of central Iowa, Keyes.

Pockets containing clay at 

Clinton, Iowa, Farnsworth.

University of Texas, circular, 

Hill, R. T.

Northern limits of Cretaceous, 

Hay, 0. P.

Jura, Neocomian, and chalk, 

Marcou.

Pike County, Ark., Branner.

Portland cement, Branner.

Southwestern Arkansas, Hill, 

R.T.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Trinity formation, Hill, R. T.

West central Arkansas, CoinStock.

Cretaceous of Texas, White, 

C.A.

Report on western Texas, Hill, 

R.T.

Burnet County, Tex., Walker.

Building stones of eastern 

Texas, Penrose.

Coal of Rio Grande region, 

White, C. A.

Events in North American Cretaceous history, Hill, R. T.

Fauna der oberhuronen Kreide, 

Hill, R.T.; Roemer.

Cretaceous river bed, Pond.

Haldeman County, Tex., J.T.W.

Cretaceous of Texas, Hill on, 

Cope.

Iron regions of eastern Texas, 

etc., Johnson, L. C.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 285

Cretaceous Continued. 

DAKOTAS AND MINNESOTA TO TEXAS 

Continued.

1887-1889. Lower Cretaceous of southwest Texas, White, C. A.

Mitchell County, Tex., Broadhead.

Neozoic geology, Hill, R. T.

New species of fossils, Hill, 

R. T.

Occurrence of Macraster Texanus, Hill, R. T.

Origin of certain limestones, 

Hill, R. T.

Condition of knowledge of 

Texas, Hill, R. T.

Original locality of Gryphfjea 

pitched, Marcou.

Salt, Kansas, Hay.

Northwestern Kansas, Hay.

Permian of Texas, White, C. A.

Rio Grande Valley, Owen, J.

Southern Texas, Jermy, Tait.

Story of Colorado River, Hill, 

R.T.

Texas section of American Cretaceous, Hill, R. T.

South central Texas, Owen, J.

Western Texas, Cummings, 

Hill, R. T.; Streeruwitz.

Geology of Kansas, lecture, 

Hay.

Geology of southwestern Kansas, St. John.

History of geologic work iu 

Kansas, Hay and Thompson.

Horizon of Dakota lignite, 

Hay, R.

Note on a remarkable fossil, 

Hay, R.

Paleontology of the Plains, 

Cragin.

Region south of the great bend 

of the Arkansas, Cragin.

Salt deposits, Hay, R.; Cox.

Counties, geology of Minnesota, 

Upham, Winchell, N. H.

Artesian wells, Minnesota, 

Hall, C. W.

Natural-gas wells, Minnesota, 

Winchell, N. H.

Soils of Nebraska, Hicks.

Report of division of Glacial geology, Chamberlih, T. C.

Cretaceous Continued. 

DAKOTAS AND MINNESOTA TO TEXAS 

Continued.

1887-1889. Well at Lincoln, Nebr., 

Am. Geol.

List of invertebrates of Cretaceous of Texas, and short 

description of the system, 

Hill, R. T.

Report of division of Mesozoic 

invertebrates, United States 

Geological Survey, White, 

C. A.

1890. American Neocomian, Marcou, J.

Central coal field of Texas, 

Cummins.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Hilgard, Loiighridge, Owen, 

J.

Concho country, Tex., Cummins and Leach.

Trans-Pecos, Tex., Streeruwitz.

Review of Texas geology, 

Dumble.

Areas of continental progress 

in North America, Dana, J. D.

Geographic features of Texas, 

Hill, R. T.

Igneous rocks of central Texas, 

Hill and Dumble.

Fossils of the Trinity beds, 

Hill, R. T.

Pilot Knob, Hill, R. T.

Occurrence of Goniolina in the 

Comanche series, Hill, R. T.

Permian of Texas, Cummins.

Central Texas, Tarr.

Central mineral region of 

Texas, Comstock.

Cheyenne sandstone of Kansas, 

Cragin.

Chalk from Niobrara of Kansas, Williston.

Kansas salt mine, Hay.

Lignite in Dakota formation, 

Hay.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Bailey, G. E.; Broadhead, 

Chamberlin, Gilbert, McGee, 

Putnam, St. John, Scott, 

Todd,Upham,Winchell, N. H.

Southwestern Kansas, Hay.

Lineage of Lake Agassiz, Todd.

Terraces of the Missouri, Todd.
286 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cretaceous Continued. 

DAKOTAS AND MINNESOTA TO TEXAS 

Continued.

1890. North American Mesozoic,

White, C. A. 

Artesian wells in Dakota, Uphain.

Kansas salt marshes, Hay. 

Report of division of Mesozoic 

 paleontology, United States

Geological Survey, White,

C. A. 

Carboniferous of central Texas,

Tarr. 

Coal fields of Colorado River,

Tarr. 

Cretaceous rocks of Texas,

Hill, R. T.

Eastern Arkansas, Call. 

Analysis of eruptive from

Arkansas, Eakins. 

Northern Mexico, White, C. A. 

Indian Territory and Red

River, Hill, R. T. 

Warren's Geography, Brewer. 

Geological map of Mexico,

Castillo.

1891. Comanche series of TexasArkansas region, Hill, R. T.

Extension of Cretaceous over 

central basin of Texas, Walcott, Hill, R. T.

Southern interior of North 

America, White, C. A.

Trans-Pecos, Tex., Streeruwitz.

Cretaceous [of Trans-Pecos, 

Tex.],Taff.

Cretaceous formations of North 

America, White, C. A.

Igneous rocks of Arkansas, 

Williams, J. F.

Western Arkansas, Wiuslow.

Notes on geology of New Mexico and southwestern Texas, 

Hill, R. T.

Geology of the Soutlnvest, Hill, 

R. T.

Report of State geologist of 

Texas, Dumble.

Report on northwestern Texas, 

Cummins.

Reconnaissance in Indian Territory, Hill, R. T.

Report on central mineral 

region, Comstock,

Cretaceous Continued. 

DAKOTAS AND MINNESOTA TO TEXAS 

Continued.

1891. Concho County, Tex., Lerch. 

Texas Permian and its Mesozoic type of fossils, White, 

C.A. 

Iron ores of Minnesota, Winchell, N. H. and H. V. 

Megalonyx beds in Kansas,

Udden. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN.

REGIONS.

1814. Expedition up the Missouri and 

across the Rocky Mountains, 

Lewis and Clark.

1823. Expedition from Pittsburg to

the Rocky Mountains, Long.

1843. Exploration from the Missouri

to Rocky Mountains, Fremont.

1848. Examination in New Mexico,

Abert, J. W. 

Notes on collections by Abert

in Mexico, Bailey, J. W. 

Reconnaissance from Leavenworth to San Diego, Emory. 

Tour in northern New Mexico, 

Wislizenus.

1850. Reconnaissance in New Mexico,

Simpson.

Minerals from Santa Fe to 

Chelly, Simpson, J. H.

1851. Systems of elevation of North 

America, Foster and Whitney.

1852. Geology and paleontology, valley of Salt Lake, Hall, J.

1853. G6ologie des Montagnes rocheuses, Marcou, J. 

Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Section gdologique des Montagnes rocheuses, Marcou, J.

1855. Report on exploration between 

latitude 38° and 41° for route 

to the Pacific, Schiel. 

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou.

1856. Review of part of geologicmap 

of the United States, by Marcou, Blake, W. P. 

Discoveries by Marcou among 

Rocky Mountains, Jackson, 

C. T,
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 287

Cretaceous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN 

REGIONS C ontinued.

1856. Geology of route to Pacific near 

thirty-fifth parallel, Marcou, 

J.; Blake, W. P. 

Reconnaissance from the Mississippi to Los Angeles, Cal., 

Marcou, J.

1857. Report on routes to the Pacific

in California and to the Rio

Grande, Antisell. 

United States and Mexican

boundary survey, Emory,

Parry. 

From mouth of Devils River to

El Paso, Michler. 

Chemical analyses, Mexican

boundary survey, Easter. 

Rio Grande Valley from El Paso

to the Pecos, Parry.

1858. Fort Leavenworth to Bryans

Pass, Englemann. 

Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

1859. Note relative aux Montagues 

rocheuses, Marcou, J.

Explorations in New Mexico, 

Marcou's so-called Jurassic, 

Newherry.

Geology from Fort Bridger to 

Camp Floyd, Utah, Englemann.

1860. Ancient vegetation of North

America, Newberry. 

Rocky Mountains in vicinity of

Santa Fe, Blake. 

Lesquereux on Tertiary and

Cretaceous floras, Newberry. 

Structure of Jornada del

Muerto, N. Mex., Shumard,

G.C. 

Geology of country below Rio

Pecos and Rio Graude, Shumard, G. G. 

Carboniferous and Jura-Trias

of the Northwest, Marcou,

J. 

Deposits of Bad Lands of the

Judith, Hayden.

1861. Discoveries by Captain Simpson across the continent, 

Meek and Engleman. 

Report on Colorado River, Newberry.

Cretaceous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN 

REGIONS Continued.

1862. Lower Silurian, Jurassic, Cretaceous, and Tertiary fossils 

from Nebraska, Meek and 

Hayden.

1863. Geology of the upper Missouri, 

Hayden.

1865. Report on mines of New Mexico, Owen and Cox. 

Carboniferous and Cretaceous 

of Kansas and Nebraska, 

Meek.

1866. Chalk at Smoky Hill, Colo.,

Conrad.

Chalk and Cretaceous in eastern Colorado, Collier.

1867. Remarks on country about 

sources of the Missouri, Meek 

and Hayden.

1868. Second annual report of survey 

of Wyoming, Hayden.

Cretaceous coal in New Mexico, 

Le Conte.

Formations along eastern margin of Rocky Mountains, 

Hayden.

Rocky Mountain coal bods, 

Hayden.

1869. Report of survey of Colorado 

and New Mexico, Hayden.

Geologic notes in Yellowstone 

region, Hiues, C. M.

Exploration of Yellowstone and 

Missouri rivers, Haydon.

Notes in Wyoming and Colo- 

 rado, Hayden.

Lignite beds of the upper Missouri, etc., Hayden.

1870. Sun pictures of Rocky Mountain scenery, Hayden, F. V. 

Fossils from Utah, Meek. 

Green River coal basin, King, C.

1871. Report of operations in Colorado and New Mexico, Stevenson.

Age of some Western lignites, 

Newberry.

Notes on Wyoming and Colorado, Hayden.

Preliminary report on Wyoming, etc., Hayden.

Eastern Uiuta Mountains; 

Marsh, O. C.
288 [BULL. 127.

Cretaceous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN

REGIONS Continued. 

1872. Age of coal of Wyoming, Cope.

Map of Montana and Wyoming, 

Hayden and Peale.

Dinosaurs in transition beds, 

Cope.

Age of coal series of Bitter 

Creek, Wyo., Cope.

Geysers of Yellowstone and 

Firehole rivers, Hayden.

General report on Montana and 

adjacent Territories, Hayden.

Map of sources of Snake River, 

etc., Hayden and Bradley.

Wyoming coal formations, 

Am. Jour. Sci.

General report on Montana and 

adjacent Territories, Hayden.

Report on minerals, rocks, etc., 

Peale.

Report on surveyor Territories, 

Hayden.

Profiles and sections to accompany final report of survey 

of Territories, Hayden.

Tertiary coal, Hodge, J. T. 

873. Reconnaissance along Union 

Pacific Railroad, Bannister.

Geology of western Wyoming, 

Comstock.

Structure of country north of 

Colorado Canyon, Powell.

Age of certain beds in Wyoming, Lesquereux.

Report of Snake River division, Bradley, F. H.

Explorations in Uinta Mountains, Utah, Jones, W. A.

Sixth report on survey of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and 

Utah, Hayden.

Report on Montana, Idaho, 

Wyoming, and Utah, Peale.

Paleontologic report on Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and 

Utah, Meek.

1874. Report on San Luis division, 

Colo., Endlich.

Preliminary report on survey 

west of one hundredth meridian, Gilbert, G. K.

Cretaceous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN 

REGIONS Continued.

1874. Reconnaissance in Ute country, 

Prout, Hawn, F.; Hawn, L.

Wheeler's Expedition n a c h 

Neu-Mexiko und Arizona, 

Loew.

Report of survey of Colorado, 

1873, Hayden.

Cretaceous age of lignite of 

the West, Cope.

Age of western lignite, Stevenson.

Explorations of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

Vertebrata of the Cretaceous 

of the West, Cope.

Age of lignite of Rocky Mountains, Lesquereux.

Report on vertebrate paleontology, Colorado, Cope.

Lignitic formation and its 

flora, Lesquereux.

Report on South Park district, 

Colo., Peale.

Mines in South Park region, 

Colo., Peale.

Age of lignite group, Hayden.

Anthracite in New Mexico, 

Raymond.

Report on Middle Park, Colo., 

Marvine.

Gold Hill mining region, Marvine.

Researches in Arizona and 

Nevada, Gilbert, G. K.

Lignite flora of the far West, 

Newberry.

Coals of Western States, Newberry.

Circles of deposition, N e w - 

berry.

1875. Report on Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico, Howell, E. E.

Geology of New Mexico, Cope.

Surface features of front range 

of Rocky Mountains, Hayden.

Northwestern Wyoming, Comstock, T. B.

Geology of portions of Colorado 

surveyed in 1873, Stevenson.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.

Cretaceous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN 

REGIONS Continued.

1875. Classification and distribution 

of Cretaceous of the West, 

Cope.

Cretaceous of the-Galisteo, N. 

Mex., Cope.

Fossils west of Greeley and 

Evans, etc., Colo., Meek.

Uranium, etc., in Tertiary of 

Colorado, Borthoud.

Exploration of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

Report on portions of New Mexico and Arizona surveyed in 

1873, Gilbert, G. K.

Peculiar forma of erosion in 

eastern Colorado, Hayden.

Mineralogy, agriculture, chemistry, and eruptive rocks of 

Colorado, Arizona, and New 

Mexico, Loew.

Report on portions of Nevada, 

Utah, California, and Arizona, Gilbert, G. K.

Mines and geology of San Juan 

County, Endlich.

Report on portions of Colorado 

and New Mexico, Loew.

Report on northwestern New 

Mexico, Cope.

Wheeler's zweite Expedition 

nach Neu-Mexiko und Colorado, Loew.

1876. Paleontology of plateau province, White, C. A.

Report of surveys for 1874, 

Haydeu.

Age of angiospermous plants 

referred to the Cretaceous, 

Dana, J. D.

Notes on northeastern New 

Mexico, St. John.

Expedition from Santa Fe to 

the Colorado, Newberry.

Geology between Leavenworth 

and the Sierra Nevada, Englemann.

Section between headwaters of 

the Missouri and Yellowstone, Haydon.

Colorado plateau province, Gilbert, G. K.

Notes on Uinta and Wahsatch

ranges, King, C. 

Bull. 127 19

Cretaceous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN 

REGIONS Continued.

1876. Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils 

of the upper Missouri country, Gabb.

Notes on lignite group of eastern Colorado, etc., Hayden.

Maps of parts of California, 

Nevada, Arizona, Utah, New 

Mexico, and Colorado, Gilbert, Marvine and Howell.

Report of San Juan division, 

survey of Colorado, Endlich.

Tertiary flora and age of North 

American lignite, Lesquereux.

Report of middle division of 

survey of Colorado, Peale.

Geology near Canyon City, 

Colo., Williams, S. G.

Ore-bearing rocks of Colorado, 

Hayden.

New plants from lignite formations, Lesquereux.

Age of lignitic rocks, Dana, 

J. D.

Uinta Mountains, Powell, J. W.

Relations of lignitic group of 

the West, Stevenson.

Geology from La Vita Pass to 

head of the Pecos, Conkling.

Paleontology of Great Basin 

exploration, by Simpson, 

Meek.

Cretaceous fossils from San 

Juan expedition, Meek.

1877. Report of San Juan region, 

Colo., Holmes, W. H.

Laramie of western Wyoming 

region, Peale.

Work in Henry Mountains and 

on Lake Bonneville, Gilbert, G. K.

Extinct Vertebrata from New 

Mexico, Cope.

Preliminary report of survey of 

Territories, Hayden.

Lignite coals of Colorado, Potter.

Age of Rocky Mountains in 

Colorado, Peale, Stevenson.

Artesian borings in Wyoming, 

Hayden.

Foothills of Rocky Mountains, 

Conkling. '
290 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF (BULL. 127.

Cretaceous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN 

REGIONS C ontinued.

1877. Peculiar type of eruptive mountains in Colorado, Peale.

Geology of Judith River region, 

Mont., Cope.

Results of surveys for 1875, 

Hayden.

Paleontologic characters of 

Cenozoic and Mesozoic in 

Green River district, White, 

C. A.

Henry Mountains, Gilbert, G.K.

Report on Grand River region, 

Peale.

Report of southeastern division, 

survey of Colorado, Endlich.

Remarks on Mesozoic and Cenozoic, Meek.

Descriptive geology, fortieth 

parallel survey, Hague and 

Emmons.

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

1878. Lignitic formations of North 

America, Lesquereux, Hayden.

Tertiary flora of Western Territories, by Lesquereux, 

Cope.

Report on White River district, 

Colo., Endlich.

Report on Big Horn Mountains, 

Carpenter.

Preliminary report of survey of 

Territories, 1878, Hayden.

Results of surveys in Colorado 

in 1876, Hayden.

Grand River district, Colo., 

Peale.

Sierra Abajo and West San 

Miguel mountains, Colo., 

Holmes, W. H.

Eruptive rocks of Colorado, 

Endlich.

Remarks on Laramie group, 

White, C. A.

Systematic geology of fortieth 

 ;". parallel survey, King, C.

Saurians in Dakota beds of 

Colorado, Cope.

1879. Age of Laramie group, Bannister.

Cretaceous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GKEAT BASIN 

REGIONS Continued.

1879. Geology of Galisteo Creek, N. 

Mex., Stevenson.

Carboniferous fossils from Colorado, etc., White, C. A.

Laramie group east of Spanish 

ranges, Stevenson.

Progress of survey of Wyoming 

and Idaho, Hayden.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Geology of Green River district, Peale.

Review of Hayden's Atlas of 

Colorado, and sketch of geology of the Northwest, Morgan, A.

Humboldt-Pocahontas vein, 

Rosita, Colo., Clark, R. N.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Utah, etc., 

Davis, W. M.

Report on paleontology, survey of Wyoming and Idaho, 

White, C. A.

Jura-Trias of western North 

America, White, C. A,

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Colorado, Hayden, Davis, W. M.

Sweetwater district, Endlich.

Dinosaurs of the Rocky Mountains, Lakes, A.

1880. High plateaus of Utah, Dutton, Powell.

1881. Laramie of southern New Mexico, Stevenson.

Judith River group, Sternberg.

Artesian wells in Colorado, 

Berthoud.

Deer Creek coal fields, Ariz., 

Devereux, Walcott.

Memoir on loxolophodon and 

uintatherium, Osborn.

Examinations in Colorado and 

New Mexico, Stevenson.

Atlas of Colorado, Hayden, 

F.V.

1882. Geologisches und Montanistisches aus Utah, Ochseuius. 

Grand River coal, Colorado, 

Thiele.
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Cretaceous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GKEAT BASIN 

REGIONS Continued.

1882. Tertiary of central region, 

Cope.

Eroded channel way, Stevenson.

Cretaceous and Tertiary flora 

of the West, Lesquereux.

Coal near Canyon City, Colo., 

Stevenson.

Pacts in Montana, Idaho, Utah, 

and Colorado, Newberry.

Tertiary history of Grand Canyon district, Dutton, C. E.

Physical geology of Grand 

Canyon district, Dutton.

1883. Fossils of the Laramie group,

White, C. A. 

Cretaceous and Tertiary floras

of the West, Lesquereux. 

Report on Cretaceous and Tertiary, Ward, L. F. 

Green River group in Montana

and Dakota, White, C. A. 

Cretaceous fossils of the West.

ern States, White, C. A. 

Report on Wind River district,

St. John. 

Fossils of the Laramie group,

White, C. A. 

Review of nonmariiie fossil

Mollusca of North America,

White, C. A. 

Triassic fossils of southeast

Idaho, White, C. A. 

Coal measures of Gunnisou

County, Colo., Hallowell. 

North Park, Colo., Breadhead. 

Supposed Jura-Trias of the

Front range of Colorado,

Hallowell.

San Juan region, Colo., Cornstock. 

Geology of Yellowstoue Park,

Holmes, W. H. 

Laramie, near Raton, N. Mex.,

Stevenson.

1884. Colorado building stones, Foster, W.

Extinct glaciers of San Juan 

Mountain, Colo., Hills, R. C.

Report from Carroll to the 

Yellowstone Park, Dana, 

E. S., and Grinnell.

Cretaceous Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GKEAT BASIN 

REGIONS Continued.

1884. Data concerning Denver wells, 

Chishohn.

Geology of the Rocky Mountain district, Emmous, S. F.

Vertebrata of Tertiary of the 

West, Cope.

Artesian wells of Denver, 

Cross.

Buffalo Peaks, Colo., Eunuons, 

S.F.

1885. Genus Pyrgulifera,White, C. A. 

Nepheliugestein in den Vereinigten Staaten, Wolff. 

Dinocerata, Marsh, 0. C. 

Relations of Puerco and Laraniie deposits, Cope. 

Map of the United States,

McGee. 

Russell artesian well, Kaiis.,

Parker, J. D. 

Relative ages of American and

English Neozoic, Marcou,

J.

Marsh ou the Diuocerata, Science. 

Cope's Tertiary Vertebrata,

Science. 

Geologic sketch of Rocky

Mountain division, Emmons,

S.F. 

Operations in upper Missouri

region, Hayden. 

Notes on metamorphisrn, Stevenson. 

Geology of the Spanish Peaks,

Savage.

1886. Rock Creek and Gardiner River 

coal fields, Mont., Wolff.

Geology of the Laramie of 

Montana coal fields, Liiidgren.

Fossils from central Montana, 

Whitfield, R. P.

Relations of coals of Montana, 

Davis, W. M.

Montana coal fields, Eldridge.

Geologic studies in Montana, 

Hayden.

Coals and lignites of the Northwest, Pumpelly.

San Juan Mountains, Colo., 

Steveus.
r

CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF f BULL. 127.

Cretaceous Continued. 

EOCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN

REGIONS Continued. 

1886. Southwestern Colorado, Cornstock.

1887-1889. Grouping of Middle Cretaceous, Eldridge.

Coals of Colorado, Newberry.

Coal field of Crested Butte, 

Lakes.

Features about Denver, Eldridge.

Elk Head coal, Chisolm.

Fossil plants from Golden, Lesquereux.

Field for research in the Eocky 

Mountains, Hills.

Denver Tertiary, Cross.

Geology of Colorado ore deposits, Lakes.

Gunnison County, Colo., Hills.

Huerfano Eiver basin, Hills.

Iron resources of Colorado, 

Chauvenet.

Notes on Leadville, Ihlseng.

Mesozoic of southern Colorado, 

etc., Stevenson.

Mountain upthrusts, White, 

C.A.

Northwestern coal region of 

Colorado, Hewitt.

Colorado oil fields, Newberry.

Oil fields of Fremont County, 

Ihlseng.

Paleontologic notes, Colorado, 

Stanton.

Pitkin County, Hills.

Spanish Peaks region, Hills.

Trinidad coal region, Lakes.

Contemporaneous faunas and 

floras, Newberry.

Geologic history of Yellowstone 

Park, Hague.

Eolations of Laramie, White, 

C.A.

Skull of Ceratopsidse, Marsh, 

O. C.

Eeport of Territorial geologist 

of Wyoming, Eicketts.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Vertebrate fauna of the Puerco 

epoch, Cope.

Mesozoic of New Mexico, Marcou, J

Cretaceous Continued. 

EOCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN

EEGIONS Continued. 

1887-1889. Original locality of Gryphuea pitcheri, Marcou, J.

Great Falls coal basin. Newberry.

Iron Butte, Mont., Calvin.

Sierra Mojada, Mexico, Chism.

Baja California, Lindgren.

Lower Cretaceous, White, C. A.

Valley of Mexico, Chism.

Eeport of Montana division, 

Hay den.

Eeport of Mesozoic division, 

White, C. A.

Yellowstone Park, Hague.

Northwestern Colorado region,

White, C. A.

1890. Coal measures in Colorado and 

New Mexico, Van Diest.

Crazy Mountains, Mont., Wolff.

Distribution of fossil plants, 

Ward, L. F.

Custer County, Colo., Charltou.

Eruptive rocks of Boulder 

County, Colo., Palmer.

Areas of continental progress 

in North America, Dana, 

J.D

Huerfano beds, Hills.

Colorado group in Colorado 

and New Mexico, Stevenson.

Laramie group, Cope, Newberry, Stevenson, Ward, L. F.

Spanish Peaks region, Hills.

Eocky Mountain protaxis, 

Dana, J. D.

Movements in Eocky Mountains, Emmons, S. F.

Displacements in Grand Canyon, Walcott.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Lower Cretaceous of San Carlos 

Mountains, N. Mex., White, 

C.A.

Macfarlane's Eailroad Guide, 

Eldridge, Emmons, S. F.; 

Hague, Pumpelly.

North American Mesozoic, 

White, C. A.

Laramie, Mont., Cannon.

Eeport of geologist of Wyoming, Eicketts, L. D.

Yellowstone Park, Iddings.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 293

Cretaceous C ontinued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN 'TO GREAT BASIN 

REGIONS Contin ued.

1890. Skull of Ceratopsidse, Marsh, 

O. C.

1891. Cretaceous deposits of Mexico, 

Heilprin.

Cretaceous formations of North 

America, White, C. A.

Fuel resources of Colorado, 

Lakes.

Black Hills and Big Horn country, Chance.

Florence oil fields, Colo., 

Eldridge.

Interesting occurrence of gold 

[Colorado], Hausmann.

Geological horizons as determined by Yertebrate fossils, 

Marsh, 0. C.

Great Falls coal field, Mont., 

Newberry.

Coal fields of Montana, Weed.

Notes on New Mexico, Hill, 

R.T.

Features of Rocky Mountains, 

Hills.

Perry Park, Colo., Cannon. 

PACIFIC STATES.

1845. Formations in portion of Oregon and California, Hall, J. 

1849. United States exploring expedition, Dana, J. D.

Notes on the California gold

region, Lyman, C. S. 

1851. Geology and resources of California, Tyson, P. T.

Report on minerals from California, Frazer, J. F.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Geology of Coast Mountains 

and part of Sierra Nevada, 

Trask.

1855. Geology of route to Pacific 

Ocean in California and Oregon, Nowberry.

Geology of Coast Mountains, 

etc., Cal., Trask.

Geology east of Cascade Mountains, Gibbs, G.

1856. Report on northern and southern California, Trask. 

Review of part of geologic map 

of the United States, by Marcou, Blake, W. P.

Cretaceous C ontinued. 

PACIFIC STATES Continued.

1856. Report upon route to the Pacific in California, Blake, 

W. P.

Sandstone formation of San 

Francisco, Blake, W. P.

1857. Report on routes to the Pacific 

in California, and to the Rio 

Grande, Antisell.

Cretaceous fossils of Los Angeles, Trask.

Reconnaissance to mouth of 

Gila River, Parry, C. C.

1858. Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

1864. New Alinaden quicksilver

mines, Silliman. 

Fossiliferous rocks of California, Whitney, J. D.

1865. La Californie, Friguet.

Geology of California, field 

work, 1860-1865, Whitney, 

J. D.

Change of level in Green Mountains, Scott, W. K.

Fossils from auriferous slates 

of California, Meek.

Petroleum in California, Silliman.

1866. Conrad's criticisms on Paleontology of California, Gabb.

Journey through Californiaand 

Nevada, Jackson, C.

Recent developments of survey of California, Whitney, 

J.D.

"Whitney's Geology of California, Brewer.

Subdivisions of Cretaceous of 

California, Gabb.

Constitution ge"ologique e t 

miniere de la Californie, 

Friguet.

Faune primordiale dans le pays 

de Galles et la gdologie californiene, Marcou, J.

Miocene and Cretaceous at 

Santa Barbara, Cal., Jackson, C. T.

1867. Gabb on Cretaceous of California, Conrad.

Fossils in auriferous slate of 

Mariposa, Blake, W. P.

Secondary fossils in Oregon, 

Blake, W. P.
294 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Cretaceous Continued. 

PACIFIC STATES Continued.

1867. Brown coal of Washington and 

Oregon, Blake, W. P.

1868. Gold with cinnabar in secondary or Tertiary rocks, Blake, 

W. P.

Mittheilungen von der WestKilste Nord-Amerika, Richthofen.

Principles of the natural system of volcanic rocks, Richthofen.

1869. Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils

of California, Gabb. 

Division of the Cretaceous, 

Whitney, J. D.

1870. Mixture of Cretaceous and 

Eocene fossils, Conrad.

Geology on Great Pacific Railroad, Meek.

Goldlagerstiitten Californieus, 

Burkart.

1873. Distribution of mining districts, Raymond.

Notes on coast of Oregon, Goodyear.

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

1874. Report of State geologist of

Oregon, Condon. 

Serpentine of Coast and Cascade ranges, Newberry.

1875. California coal, Cooper, J. G.

Vancouver Island and Oregon, 

Gabb.

Geology of Sierra Nevada in 

relation to vein mining, Bowman.

1876. Horizontal crushing in Coast

range, of California, Le

Conte. 

Reports on portions of southern

California, Marcou, J. 

Relations of lignitic group of

the West, Stevenson.

1878. Structure and origin of mountains, Le Conte.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to California, 

Cooper, J. C.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Oregon, etc., 

Condon.

Cretaceous Continued. 

PACIFIC STATES Continued.

1879. Geologic survey of the fortieth

parallel, Newberry. 

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

1880. Old river beds of California,

Le Conte.

Auriferous gravels of Sierra 

Nevada, Whitney, J.D.

1882. Ammonites in Tejon group of

California, Dana, J. D. 

Vein formation in progress at 

Sulphur Bank, Cal., Le Conte 

and Rising.

1883. Note sur la ge"ologie de la Californie, Marcou, J. 

Age of Tejon and ammonites in

Tertiary of California, Heilprin. 

Ueber die Geologie Californiens, Marcou, J. 

Ammonites in Tertiary of California, Heilprin. 

Mineral vein formation at

Steamboat Springs, Le Conte. 

Supposed Tertiary ammonites,

Newberry.

1884. Physical and agricultural features of California, Hilgard.

Guadalupe quicksilver mining, 

California, Wagoner.

United States Geological Survey work in California, 

Becker.

Contributions to Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

1885. Cone-in-cone, Newberry.

Notes on stratigraphy of California, Becker.

Mesozoic and Cenozoic of California, White, C. A.

Geologic sketch of Pacific division, Becker.

Cretaceous fossils from California, White, I. C.

Coal in Chico group, Diller.

Report of division of the Pacific, Becker.

Report of division of Mesozoic,

White, C. A.

Cretaceous metamorphics o f 

California, Becker.

Notes on northern California, 

Diller.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 295

Cretaceous Continued. 

PACIFIC STATES Continued. 

1887-1889. Report of mineralogist 

of California, Irelan, Goodyear.

Ventura County, Cal., Bowers.

Report of division of volcanic 

geology, Button.

Map of United States, Hitch- 

. cock, C. H.

Catalogue of fossils of California, Cooper.

Petrographic description rocks 

from California, Scliuster.

Puget group, White, C. A.

Invertebrate fossils from Pacific 

Coast, White, C. A.

Quicksilver deposits, Becker.

Report of California division of 

geology, Becker.

Transcontinental railroads, 

Lang.

Mono County, Cal., Whiting.

Building stones, Cal i f o r n i a, 

Jackson, A. W.

1890. Northern California, Diller.

Lassen Peak district, Diller.

Sandstone dikes, Diller.

Geology of quicksilver deposits, 

Becker.

Report of division of volcanic 

geology, United States Geological Survey, Duttou.

Report of California division, 

United States Geological Survey, Becker.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Condon, Cooper, Dutton, Turner, Willis.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Gold ores in California, Hammond.

Ricon Hill well [San Francisco], Irelan.

[Counties of California], Goodyear, Hobson, Preston, Watts.

Lassen and Los Angeles counties, Cal., Preston.

Orange County, Cal., Bowers.

1891. Faunae of the Shasta group,

White, C. A. 

Early Cretaceous of California

and Oregon, Becker. 

Coal measures of Washington,

Dewsnap.

Cretaceous Continued. 

PACIFIC STATES Continued. 

1891. Report of Cascade division, 

United States Geological Survey, Diller. 

Geology of Mount Diablo, Cal.,

Turner. 

Chemistry of Mount Diablo

rocks, Melville.

Coal mining in Oregon, Norton. 

Cretaceous formations of North

America, White, C. A. 

Schists of Coast range, Beckor. 

Crystallines of northern California, Dutton. 

CANADA.

1830. Arctic regions, steppes of Russia, etc., Am. Jour. Sci. 

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R.

C.

1855. Geology of Hudson Bay territories, etc., Isbister.

1859. First report on Palliser expedition, Hector.

Exploration of country between Lake Superior and Red 

River colony, Dawson, S. J.

Cretaceous fossils from Assiniboine and Saskatchewan, 

Meek.

Report of Assiniboine and Saskatchewan expedition. Hind.

Fossils from Red River country, 

Meek and Hayden.

1860. Geologic des siiclwestlichon 

Theiles .von Vancouver's 

Insel, Bauermann. 

Southeastern Vancouver 

Island, Bauermann.

1861. Country between Lake Superior and the Pacific, Hector.

1862. Cretaceous fossils on Vancouver and Sucia islands, Meek.

1863. Fossil plants collected on northwest boundary, Newberry.

Report of exploration in British America, Hector.

Report of survey of Canada to 

1863, Logan.

1864. Remains from Cretaceous of 

Vancouver Island, Meek.

1866. The naturalist in Vancouver Island and British Columbia, 

Lord, J. K.
296 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Cretaceous Continued. 

CANADA Continued. 

1866. Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

1868. Features of the northwest coast 

of America, Blake, T. A.

1869. Geology of Mackenzie Valley,

Meek.

Geology of Alaska, Blake, T. A. 

Plants from the Yellowstone

expedition, Newberry.

1870. Later extinct flora of North 

America, Newberry.

1872. Explorations in British Columbia, Selwyn.

Coal fields of Vancouver Island, 

Richardson, J.

Analyses of coal and crystallines from Vancouver Island, 

Hunt, T. S.

1873. Coals of the west coast of Canada, Harrington.

Coal of Vancouver and Queen 

Charlotte, Richardson.

Mesozoic fossils from British 

Columbia, Billings.

Summary report of Canadian 

survey, 1872-73, Selwyn.

Fossil plants from British Columbia, Dawson, J. W.

1874. Geology of Canada Pacific Railway, Macoun.

Observations in Northwest Territory, Selwyn.

Country between the Red River 

and the Saskatchewan and 

Lake Superior, Bell, R.

Age of lignite of Rocky Mountains, Lesquereux.

Explorations in British Columbia, Richardson.

1875. Region along forty-ninth parallel to the Rocky Mountains, 

Dawson, G. M.

Foraminifera, etc., from Cretaceous of Manitoba, Dawsou. 

G.M.

Age of coal of Vancouver 

Island, Selwyn.

Ge"ologie du bassin du Mackenzie, Petitot.

Northwest Territory from Manitoba to Rocky Mountains, 

Selwyn.

Cretaceous Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1875. Address to Natural History Society of Montreal, geologic 

history, Dawson, J. W.

Lignite formation of the West, 

Dawson, G. M.

Transition beds of Saskatchewan district, Cope.

1876. Invertebrates from coal rocks 

of Queen Charlotte Islands, 

Whiteaves.

Fossils from Vancouyer and 

Sucia islands, Meek.

Catalogue of economic minerals and stratigraphy of 

Canada, Selwyn.

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils 

of upper Missouri country, 

Gabb.

Later extinct floras of North 

America, Newberry.

Country west of Lake Manitoba and about Lake Winnipeg, Bell.

Fossil protozoa from Canada, 

Dawson, J. W.

Country between upper Assiniboine River and Lake Manitoba, etc., Spencer, J. W.

Outline of geology of Canada, 

Chapman.

Explorations in British Columbia, Richardson, J.

Coal rocks, Queen Charlotte 

Island, Richardson, J.

Relations of lignitic group of 

the West, Stevenson.

1877. Notes on lower Peace and

Athabasca rivers, Macoun. 

Exploration in British Columbia, Selwyn, Dawson, G. M. 

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

1878. Explorations in British Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

Geology of coast of Arctic 

landsj Feilden and De Ranee.

Jurassic fossils from Coast 

range of British Columbia, 

Whiteaves.

Iron and coal in British Columbia, Sci. Am. Supt.

Report on coal fields of British 

Columbia, Richardson, J.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 297

Cretaceous Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1878. Notes on miscellaneous rocks of 

Canada survey, Harrington.

Mines and minerals of British 

Columbia, l)awson, G. M.

Leading geologic areas of Canada, Chapman.

Catalogue of rocks, minerals, 

and fossils of Canada, Harringtou.

1879. North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Mesozoic fossils, Cretaceous of 

Vancouver, Whiteaves.

Exploration in southern interior British Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

1880. Chemical contributions to the

geology of Canada, Hoffrnann. 

Sketch of geology of British

Columbia, Dawson, G. M. 

Geology of the Peace River

region, Dawson, G. M. 

Report on Queen Charlotte

Island, Dawson, G. M. 

Lecture notes on geology of

Canada, Dawson, J. W.

1881. North part of British Columbia and Peace River country, 

Dawson, G. M.

Peace River region, Dawson, 

G. M.

Der Queen Charlotte-Archipel, 

Dawson, G. M.

Chemical contributions to the 

geology of Canada, Hoffmann.

Geology of British Columbia, 

Dawson, G. M.

Lignite Tertiary, cSauris River 

to one-hundred and eighth 

meridian, Dawson, G. M. 

1883. Chemical contributions of geology of Canada, Hoffmann;

Lower Cretaceous of British 

Columbia, Whiteaves.

Section from Laurentian axis 

to Rocky Mountains, Dawson, G. M.

Report on Bow and Belly 

region, Dawson, G. M.

Cretaceous and Tertiary floras 

of British Columbia, Dawson, J. W.

Cretaceous Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1884. Mesozoic fossils from Alaska, 

White, C. A.

Recent observations in Northwest Territory, Dawson, G.M.

Descriptive sketch of western 

Canada, Dawsou, G. M.

Observations along Canada Pacific Railway, Dawson, J. W.

1885. Age of Mesozoic of Queen Charlotte Islands and British Columbia, Whiteaves.

Near forty-ninth parallel west 

of Rocky Mountains, Bauerman.

Part of basin of Athabasca 

River, Bell, R.

Jurassic of North America, 

White, C. A.

Bow and Belly region, Dawson, 

G.M.

Chemical contributions, coals 

Northwest Territory, Hoffmann.

Hudson Bay region, Bell.

Ammonite from Cretaceous on 

Peace River, Whiteaves.

Saskatchewan country, Dawson, G. M.

Relations of geologic work in 

Canada and the Old World, 

Dawson, J. W.

1886. Report on Rocky Mountains 

between 49° and 50° 30", 

Dawson, G. M.

Mesozoic floras of Rocky Mountain region, Dawson, J. W.

Coal of Northwest Territories, 

Kinahan, G. H.

Cypress Hills, Wood Mountain, 

etc., McConnell.

Coal of Northwest, Kinahan, 

G.H.

Cascade coal field, Merritt.

Floras of the Northwest, Dawson, J. W.

Chemical contributions, Hoffmann.

1887-1889. Banks of Saskatchewan, 

Panton.

Belly River region, Cope.

Borings in Manitoba, Daweon, 

G. M.

Caribou gold district, Bowman.
298 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF LBULL. 127.

Cretaceous Continued. 

CANADA Continued. 

1887-1889. Cascade anthracite basin, 

Dawson, G. M.

Coal in valley of Bow Kiver, 

Dodge.

Earlier Cretaceous of the 

Northwest, Dawson, G. M.

Floras of the Northwest, Dawson, J. W.

Fossils from coast of British 

Columbia, Whiteaves.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Laramie plants. Dawson, J.W.

Mount Stephen, McConnell, 

Walcott.

Northern Alberta, etc., Tyrrell..

Northern part of the Dominion, 

Dawson, G. M.

Plants from Vancouver Island, 

Dawson, G. M.; Dawson, 

J.W.

Eolations of British North 

American plants, Drummond.

Eed Eiver Valley, Manitoba, 

McCharles.

Eocky Mountains near the fiftyfirst parallel, McConnell.

Invertebrate fossils of Pacific 

Coast, White, C. A.

Woods and plants from western 

Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Yukon expedition, Dawson, 

G. M.

Caribou district,. British Columbia, Bowman. .

Yukon district, Dawson, G. M.

Lower Liard Eiver, McConnell.

Duck and Biding mountains, 

Tyrrell.

Mineral wealth of British Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

Seaboard of British Columbia,

Bowman.

1890. Cretaceous of Manitoba, Tyrrell.

Northwestern Manitoba, Tyrrell.

North American Mesozoic, 

White, C. A.

Distribution of fossil plants, 

Ward, L. F.

Cretaceous Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1890. Expedition down Anderson

Eiver, Dawson, G. M. 

Yukon and Mackenzie rivers,

McConnell. 

Chalk, Dawson, J. W. 

Macfarlane's Eailway Guide,

Dawson, G. M. 

Laramie and its associates,

Tyrrell. 

Notes on British Columbia,

Dawson, G. M. 

Coals in western Canada, Mer^

ritt. 

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

1891. Lake Winnipegosis and Porcupine Mountains, Tyrrell. 

Yukon and Mackenzie basins,

McConnell. 

Structure of the Selkirk range,

Dawson, G. M. 

Later physiographic geology

of Eocky Mountain region,

Dawson, G. M. 

Northern extension of earlier

Cretaceous, Dawson, G. M. 

Country north of Lesser Slave

Lake, McConnell. 

Foraminifera and Eadiolaria

from Manitoba, Tyrrell. 

Cretaceous formations of North

America, White, C. A. 

Glacial Lake Agassiz, Upham. 

GENERAL. 

1832. Order of succession of rocks of

the earth, Featherstonhaugh.

1841. History of geologic studies in 

the United States, Hitchcock, E.

1842. New organic remains, Morton, 

S.G.

1849. Ueber die Verbreitung und die 

Grenzen der Kreidebildungen, Buch.

1850. Limits of the chalk formation, 

Buch.

1855. Eapport sur la partio ge\>logique de 1'Exposition de NewYork, Lyell.

1856. Development in geologic history of North America, Dana, 

J. D.

American geologic history, 

Dana, J. D.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 299

Cretaceous Continued. 

GENERAL Continued.

1857. Geology and paleontology of 

Mexican boundary survey, 

Hall, J.

1858. Geology and geography of 

North America, Rogers, H. D.

1860. Ancient vegetation of North 

America, Newberry.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

North American fossil plants, 

Lesquereux.

1861. Reply to Newberry on age of 

Nebraska leaves, Herr.

1863. Appalachians and Rocky Mountains in geologic history, 

Dana, J. D.

1869. Plants from Yellowstone, Newberry.

1870. Studies in chemical geogony, 

Wurtz.

1874. Relations of flora of Dakota 

group, Lesquereux.

1875. Northwestern Wyoming, Cornstock.

Carte ge~ologique de 'la terre, 

Marcou, J.

1876. Review of Cretaceous flora of 

North America, Lesquereux.

1877. Vertebrate life in America,

Marsh, O. C.

Critical points in history of the 

earth, Le Coute.

1879. Relation of horizons of extinct 

Vertebrata, Cope.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Hunt, T. S.; 

Macfarlane.

1880. Geologic history of North

American flora, Newberry. 

Ago of Laramie formation, 

Gardner, J. S.

1881. North part of British Columbia 

and Peace River country, 

Dawsou, G. M.

1882. Geological chart, Reid, H. A.

1883. General geology of Wisconsin, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

1884. Mesozoic dicotyledons, Ward,

L. F.

Vertebrata of Tertiary of the 

West, Cope.

Cretaceous Continued. 

GENERAL Continued.

1885. Relative ages of American and

English Neozoic, Marcou, J. 

Dinocerata, Marsh, 0. C. 

Relative ages of American and 

English Cretaceons and 

Eocene, Gardner, J. S.

1886. Fresh-water invertebrates of 

the Jurassic, White, C. A.

Cretaceous flora of North America, Newberry.

1887-1889. Great Falls coal field, 

Montana, Newberry.

Cretaceous of Texas, White, 

C.A.

Fossil woods from Northwest 

Territory, Dawson, J. W.

On Hindeastrsea, White, C. A.

Grouping of Middle Cretaceous, 

Eldridge.

Equivalency of American, Newberry.

Report ot subcommittee on 

Mesozoic, International Congress of Geologists, Cook, 

Cope.

Synopsis of Laramie flora, 

Ward, Lesquereux.

Mesozoic realm, Cope.

Relations of Laramie group,

White, C. A.

1891. Cretaceous formations of North 

America, correlation, White, 

. C.A.

Northern extension of earlier 

Cretaceous in western British 

America, Dawson, G. M.

Classification in southern interior of North America, White, 

C.A.

Croll, James. On some controverted 

points in geological climatology, a 

reply to Newcomb, Hill, and others.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series), vol. 26, pp. 249-271, 

1883.

Crosby, C. E. Vesuvius and the surrounding country.

Sci. Am. Supt.,vol. 5, No. 129, pp. 2055-2056,

4°, 1878.

Crosby, Henry W. On the relation between the Glacial deposits of Scotland 

and those of Canada.

Geol. Soc. Glasgow, Trana., vol. 2, pp. 132- 

138,1867.
300 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Crosby, W. 0. Report on the geological 

map of Massachusetts, proposed by 

W. O. Crosby, pp. 5-42, Boston, 1876.

Beviewed by [J. D. Dana] Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d series, vol. 12, pp. 459-460 (Jp.), 1876.

 Notes on the surface geology of eastern Massachusetts.

Am. Nat., vol. 11, pp. 577-587,1877.

 Native bitumens and the pitch lake 

of Trinidad.

Am. Nat., vol. 13, pp. 229-246,1879. 

Sci.Am. Supt., vol. 7, No. 174, pp. 2771-2772, 

2785-2786,4°, 1879.

 Contributions to the geology of 

eastern Massachusetts.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Occasional Papers, 

No. 3,286 pages, plates, map, 1880.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19, 

p. 414 (J p.), 1880.

 Finite in eastern Massachusetts; its 

origin and geological relations.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19, pp. 116-122, 

1880.

 On the age and succession of the 

crystalline formations of Guiana and 

Brazil.

Eoston Soo. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol, 20, pp. 480- 

497,1881.

 Distorted pebbles in conglomerate. 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 368- 

378,1881.

 On the evidences of compression in 

the rocks of Boston basin.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 20, pp. SOSSIS, 1881.

 Notes on the physical geography and 

geology of the Island of Trinidad.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 44- 

55,1881.

 On the occurrence of fossiliferous 

bowlders in the drift of Truro, Cape 

Cod.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proe., vol. 20, pp. 136- 

140,1881.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, p. 

148 (J p.), 1879.

 On a possible origin of petrosilicious 

rocks.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 160- 

169,1881.

 On the classification and origin of 

joint structures. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 31, pp. 409-411,1883.

 Geology of Frenchmans Bay, Maine.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 109- 

117,1883.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 23, p. 

64 (J p.), 1882.

Crosby, W. 0. Continued.

 The classification of textures and 

structures of rocks.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proo., vol. 21, pp. 280- 

288,1883.

 Origin of continents.

Geol. Mag., vol. 10, new series, pp, 241-252, 

1883.

 Probable occurrence of the Taconian 

system in Cuba.

Science, vol. 2, p. 740 (J p.), 1883.

 Chemical geology.

Science, vol. 3, p. 59 (J p.), 1884.

 On the mountains of eastern Cuba. 

Appalachia, vol. 3, pp. 129-142, 1884. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 17, p. 692 (Jp.), 1883.

 On the classification and origin of

joint structures.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 22, pp. 72- 

85, 1884.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, 

p. 476 (J p.), 1883.

 On the elevated coral reefs of Cuba.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 22, pp. 124- 

130, 1884.

Abstract, Am. Nat.,vol. 18, pp. 181-182(Jp.), 

1884.

lieviewed by J. D. D[ana], Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d series, vol. 26, pp. 148-149, 1883.

 On the chasm called " Purgatory " in

Sutton, Mass.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 22, pp. 434- 

436, 1884. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 19, p. 990 (Jp.), 1885.

 Origin and relations of continents 

and ocean basins.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 22, pp. 443- 

485, 1884.

Keviewed by J. D. Dfana], Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d series, vol. 29, pp. 336-338.

Abstract, Am. Nat.,vol. 19, pp. 986-987 (Jp.), 

1885.

 Common minerals and rocks. 205 

pages, 12°, Boston, 1886. 

[Guides for science teaching.]

 Colors of soils.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 23, pp. 219- 

222, 1888.

 Notes on joint structure.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 23, pp. 243- 

248,1888.

 On the relations of the conglomerate and slate in the Boston basin.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist.,Proc., vol.23, pp.7-

27, 1888.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 19, pp. 988-989 

(J p.), 1885.
DARTON.] NOKTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.

Crosby, W. 0. Continued.

 Geology of the outer islands of Boston Harbor.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proo., vol. 23, pp. 450- 

457, 1888.

 Geology of the Black Hills of Dakota.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 23, pp. 488- 

517, vol. 24, p. 11 (J p.), 1888.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol.26, 

p. 153 (J p.), 1888.

 Quartzites and silicious concretions.

Sci. Am. Supt., vol. 2, pp. 10466-10468, No. 

655, folio, 1888. Prom Technology Quart.

 Physical history of Boston Basin.

Lowell Free Lectures, 1889-'90, 22 pages, 

Boston, 1889.

 The Kaolin in Blandford, Mass.

Technology Quart., vol.3, pp.228-237, 1890.

 The Madison bowlder.

Appalachia, vol. 6, pp. 61-70, 105, pi. 5, 1890.

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Maci'arlane's Geol. Kwy. Guide, 2d edition' 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 466- 

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Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 123-124 (9 lines), 1890.

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Boston Soe. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 25, pp. 10- 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc.^vol. 25, pp. 115- 

140,1891.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 42, p. 

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Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 72-82,1891. 

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1884.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, pp. 94-96, 

1884.

[ ] A remarkable landslide. 

Science, vol.8, p.293 (4p.), 1886.

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Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 2, part 2, pp. 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, pp. 432-438, 

1886.

 Petrography.

Geology and mining industry of Leadville, 

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Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 22, p. 62 (J p.), 1887.

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Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 2, part 2, pp. 

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Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 167-170, 

1888.

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Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 182-183, 

1888.

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Colorado Sci. Soc. Proc., vol. 2, pp. 228-250,

1888.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 23, p. 171 (Jp.), "February nnmber, 1889.

 The Denver Tertiary formation.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 37, pp. 261-279,

1889.

Abstract, Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc.,vol. 3, pp. 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, pp. 359-370, 

1890,
302 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

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i' Washington, Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 11, pp.

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Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 269-279, 

1891.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, pp. 466-475, 

1891.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, pp. 117-121, 

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1882.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, pp. 271-294,

1883.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, pp. 108-111, 

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Crosskey, Heijry W. On the relation 

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Geol. Soc., Glasgow, Trans., vol. 2, pp. 132- 

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Canadian Nat., vol. 3, new series, pp. 207- 

211,1868.

Crossman, James H. San Bernardino 

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Crozier, A. A. Evidences of Glacial action on the shores of Lake Superior. 

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Culbertson, Thaddeus A. Journal of an 

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Cummins, W. F. The Carboniferous of 

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Am. Geol., vol. 2, p. 138 (J p.), 1888.

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Geol. and Sci. Bull., vol. 1, No. 2 ($ col.), 4°, 

1888.

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Texas.

Geol. and Sci. Bull., vol. 1, No. 3 (]£ col.), 

4°, 1888.

 Eeport of geologist for northern 

Texas.

Texas Geol. and Mineralogical Surv.j 1st 

Eeport, 1888, pp. 45-53,1889.

Abstract, Gool.'and Sci. Bull., vol. 1, November, 1888 (4 col.); January, 1889 (J col.).

 The southern border of the central 

coal field.

Texas Geol. Surv., 1st Annual Eeport, pp. 

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 The Permain of Texas and its overlying beds.

Texas Geol. Surv., 1st Annual Eeport. pp. 

183-197, 1890.

 Eeport on the geology of northwestern Texas.

Texas Geol. Surv., 2d Annual Eeport, pp. 

357-552, map, 1891.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 42, 

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 and Lerch, Otto. A geological survey of the Concho country, State of 

Texas.

Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 321-335, map, 1890.

Currey, Eichard 0. A sketch of the 

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1857.

 The copper and iron region of the 

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Curtice, Cooper. Oriskany drift near 

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Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 223-225, 1889.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 303

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Texas.]

Gool. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 527-528,1891. 

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Curtis, Joseph Story. Silver-lead deposits of Eureka, Nev.

TJ. S. Gool. Surv., J. W. Powoll, Director, 

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1884.

Abstracts, U. S. Geol. Surv., 4th Annual 

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Koviowod by A. Six, Soc. G6ol. du Nord, 

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Curtis, J. S. The blanket deposits of the 

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Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 49, pp. 200-201, 

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Gushing, H. P. Notes on the Berea grit 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 36, pp. 213- 

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Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 207-230, plates 3 and 4, 

1891.

Cutbush, James. On the blue earth of 

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Am. MineralogicalJour. (Brace), vol. 1, pp. 

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Science, vol. 3, p. 404 (J col.), 1884. 

D., T. An account of hill on the borders 

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Am. Phil. Soc., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 231-233, 

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Dabney, Charles W., jr. Nor.th Carolina 

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Elisha Mitchell, Sci. Soc., Jour., 1883-84, 

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Science, vol. 3, pp. 31-32 (J p.), 1884. 

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1814. Expedition up the Missouri and 

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1821. Sketches of the Mississippi Valley, James, E.

1823. Map of country drained by Mississippi, western section, 

James, E.

1824. Expedition to sources of St. 

Peters River, Keatiug.

1836. Reconnaissance from Washington, through Wisconsin, to 

Coteau de Prairie, Featherstonhaugh.

1841. Upper Mississippi region and 

Cretaceous of the upper Missouri, Nicollet.

Dakotas Continued. 

1843. Cretaceous.of the Missouri River,

Nicollet, Rogers, H. D. 

1846. Geology of the upper Missouri,

Harris.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C. 

1850? Expedition to Mauvaises Torres,

Culbertson.

1853. Kreide am oberen Missouri, Buch. 

Geologic map of United States,

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1855. Ueber die Geologic von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Geology of the upper Missouri, 

Hayden.

1857. Geology and paleontology of 

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Hall, J.

1858. Notes on map and section of 

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Hayden,

Geology of Mauvaises Torres of 

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Paleontology, Fort Leaven worth 

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Fort Leavenworth to Bryans 

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Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Tertiary and Cretaceous of the 

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Remarks on Black Hills, Meek 

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304 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Dakotas Continued.

1858. Sketch of geology of United

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Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1859. So-called Trias of Kansas and

Nebraska, Meek and Hay den. 

Explanation of map of Nebraska, etc., Hayden. 

Remarks on geology of Black 

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1860. Notes on Nebraska and Utah,

Hayden.

Deposits of bad lands of the 

Judith, Hayden.

1861. Sur la faune primordiale en 

Ame"rique, Barrande.

1862. Fossils from Nebraska, Meek and 

Hayden.

1863. Geology, etc., of the upper Mississippi, Hayden.

1866. Pipestone stratum, Hayden.

Map of Canada and part of the

United States, Logan and

Hall. 

Chalk of the Missouri River,

Hayden.

1867. Notes on geology of Kansas,

Hayden. 

Geology of northeastern Dakota,

Hayden. 

Cretaceous of western Dakota,

Hayden. 

First annual report of surveys

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Remarks on country about

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1868. Second annual report of survey

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Rocky Mountain coal beds, Hayden.

1869. Pipestone quarry, Hayden.

Exploration of the Yellowstone

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Cretaceous and Tertiary plants

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Remarks on Missouri Valley,

Hayden. 

Tertiary of Dakota and Nebraska,

Hayden. 

Certain physical features of

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G.K. 

1871. Observations in Dakota, Froebel.

Dakotas Continued.

1872. Ancient lakes of America, New-- 

berry.

Tertiary flora of North America, 

Lesquereux.

Geology of the Missouri Valley, 

Hayden.

Report of survey of Nebraska, 

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1873. Geologic map of the United 

States, Hitchcock and Blake, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Mesozoic fossils from British 

Columbia, Billings.

1874. Cretaceous flora of Western Territories, Lesquereux.

Ancient drainage of Lake Winnipeg, Warren, G. K.

Notes along Union Pacific Railroad, Kneeland.

Cretaceous age of lignite of the 

West, Cope.

Metainorphism due to burning 

lignite, Alien, J. A.

Lignite flora of the far West, 

Newberry.

Vertebrata of Cretaceous, Cope.

1875. Classification and distribution of 

Cretaceous of the West, Cope.

Ancient lake basins of the Rocky 

Mountains, Marsh, 0. C.

Report on region along fortyninth parallel to the Rocky 

Mountains, Dawson, G. M.

Explorations in Nebraska and 

Dakota, Hayden.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Paleontology of reconnaissance 

of the Black Hills, Grinnell.

Reconnaissance in the Black 

Hills, Wiuchell, N. H.

Valley of Minnesota River, Warren, G. K.

1876. Relations of lignitic group, Stevenson.

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils 

of upper Missouri, Meek.

Cretaceous fossils from San Juan 

expedition, Meek.

Report of surveys for 1874, Hayden.

Rocks from Black Hills, Newton.

Fossils of the Missouri country, 

Gabb.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 305

Dakotas Continued. 

- 1876. Little Missouri bad lands, Alien, 

J.A.

1878. Lignitic formations of North 

America, Lesquereux, Hayden.

1879. North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

1880. Paleontological report 011 Black 

Hills, Whitfield, R. P.

Mineral resources of the Black 

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The great West, Haydeu.

Drainage of the Black Hills, Gilbert.

Petrography of Black Hills, Gaswell.

Geology of the Black Hills, Newton.

1881. Glacial drift and its terminal moraines, Upham.

1882. Summary statements of survey 

of Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Work in Rocky Mountain district, Hayden.

Terminal moraine of second Glacial period, Chamberlin, T. C.

Gold in Potsdam of the Black

. Hills, Dovereux.

Chemistry, Minnesota survey, 

Dodge.

1883. Commingling of faunas in Laramie group, White, C. A. 

Green River group in Montana

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Age of the Lararuie, Cope. 

Lake Agassiz, Upham. 

Report on work on Quaternary,

Chamberliu, T. C. 

Little Missouri bad lands, McBridge. 

Review on nonniarine fossil Mollusca of North America, White,

C.A.

1884. White River beds near Sully 

Springs, Cope.

Lake Agassiz, Upham.

Glacial drift in Montana and 

Dakota, White, C.A.

Glacial boundary in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, Wright, 

G.F.

Azoic system and its subdivisions, 

AVhitney and Wadsworth.

Character of outer border of the 

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Bull. 127 20

Dakotas Continued.

1884. Vertebrata of Tertiary of the

West, Cope.

On deposition of ores, Newberry. 

Origin of some osar, Todd.

1885. Missouri Coteau aud its moraines, 

Todd.

Volcanic dust, Wadsworth.

Observations in upper Missouri 

region, Hayden.

Lignites of Great Sioux Reservation, Willis. t

Enlargement of fragments in certaiiirocks, IrviugandVanHise.

Map of the United States, McGee.

History of Tacouic question, aud 

relations of the rocks, Hunt, 

T.S.

Jurassic of North America, White, 

C.A.

Veins in the Black Hills, Blake, 

W.P.

Surface geology along Northern 

Pacific Railroad, Newberry.

Geologic sketch of Rocky Mountain division, Emmons, S. F.

Notes on Miuuehaha County, 

Minn., Upham.

Flora of the Laramie, Ward, L. F.

1886. Report on Quaternary geology, 

Chauiberlin, T. C.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock,

C. H, 

Beaches of Glacial Lake Agassiz,

Upham. 

American Cretaceous, Hill, R. T.

1888. Coal, Ashburner.

Geology of Black Hills, Carpenter, Crosby.

Division of Glacial geology, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Great primordial quartzite, 

Winchell, N. H.

Mineral resources of the Black 

Hills, Carpenter.

Ore deposits of Black Hills, Carpenter.

Report of division of Glacial geology, Chamberlin, T. C.

Quartzite and siliceous concretions of Black Hills, Crosby.

1889. Terraces of the Missouri, Todd. 

Missouri River, Broadhead. 

Continuance of Lake Cheyenne, 

Todd.
306 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Dakotas Continued. 

1889. Fossil plants and prairies, Leiberg.

Glacial boundary in southeastern 

Dakota, Wright.

Granites, Hall, C.W.

Green quartzite, Todd.

Report of division of vertebrate 

paleontology, United States 

Geological Survey, Marsh, O. C.

 1890. Artesian wells, Uphani.

Lineage of Lake Agassiz, Todd.

Pre-Cambrian of the Black Hills, 

Van Hise.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Macfarlane's Kail way Guide, Bailey, Chamberlin, Daw son, G. 

M.; Pumpelly, Todd, Winchell, 

N.H.

1891. Area and duration of Lake Agasaiz, Uphani.

Cambrian of North America, Walcott.

Conditions controlling artesianwell boring, Hall, C. W.

Criteria of englacial and subglacial drift, Upham.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S.

Glacial Lake Agassiz in Manitoba, Uphani.

New fishes from South Dakota,

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Dale, T. Nelson. The fault at Rondout.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, pp. 293-295, 

1879.

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;-. Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 17, pp. 57-59, 

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\ Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 22, pp.

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' Abstract, Newport Nat. Hist. Soc., Proc., 

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I title "The geology of the tract known as 

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.. Remarks on some of the evidences 

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(j Newport Nat. Hist. Soc., Proc., document 2, 

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Dale, T. Nelson Continued.

 A contribution to the geology of 

Rhode Island.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, pp. 217-228, 

282-289; map, 1884.

 The geology of the mouth of Narragansett Bay.

Newport Nat. Hist. Soc., Proc., document 3, 

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 On metamorphism in the Rhode Island coal basin.

Canadian Inst., Proc., new series, vol. 3, pp. 

18-21, 1885.

Newport Nat. Hist. Soc., Proc., document 

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Canadian lust., Proc., vol. 22, pp. 69-70,1886.

 The Greylock synclinoriuin. 

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 1-7,1891. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 42, 

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Dall, W. H. Exploration in Russian 

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Am. Jour: Sci., 2d series, vol. 45, pp. 96-99, 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 12, pp. 143- 

145, 1869.

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Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 13, p. 668;(Jp.), 1870.

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 13, p. 138 

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 Report on Mount St. Elias, Mount 

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mountains.

TJ. S. Coast Surv., Eeport for 1875, pp. 157- 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 24, pp. 67-68, 

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"Washington, Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 6, pp. 

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DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 307

Dall, W. H. Continued.

 A now volcanic island in Alaska. 

Science, vol. 3, pp. 89-93,1884.

 Miocene deposits in Florida.

Scieuce, vol. 6, p. 82, (J col.), 1885.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 34, pp. 161-170, 

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International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

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Am. Geol., vol. 2, p. 282,1888.

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TJ. S. Geol. Snrv., J. W.Powell, 9th Report, 

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TT. S. Geol. Surv., J. "W. Powell, Director, 9th 

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Am. Nat., vol. 24, pp. 1223-1224,1890.

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Am. Nat., vol. 20, pp. 735-730,1891.

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., 1891, p. 120 

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Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 7, p. 382 (4 linos), 

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Dana, Edward S. On the composition of 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 8d series, vol. 3, pp. 48-50, 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 23, part 2, 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 8, pp. 390-392, 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 14, pp. 215-218, 

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 A crystallographic study of the 

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TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 1.2, vol. 2, pp. 429- 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 37, pp, 441-467, 

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C. Eedfleld, J. L. Hayes, and Professor Kogors.

 On tho areas of subsidence in the 

Pacific, as indicated by the distribution of coral islands.'

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 131-135, map, 1843. 

Read to Am. Assoc. Geol. and Nat., April, 

1843.

 On the analogies between the mod-. 

ern igneous rocks and the so-called primary formations, and the metamorphic 

changes produced by heat in the associated sedimentary strata.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 104-129,138,1843. 

Read to Assoc. Am. Geol. and Nat., April, 1843.

 Origin of tho constituent and adventitious minerals of trap and the allied 

rocks.

Am. Jour. Sci.,vol. 49, pp. 49-04,1845. Assoc. 

Am. Geol., Proc., 6th meeting, pp. 26-28.

 On the volcanoes of the moon. [Origin of igneous rocks of the earth. 

Origin of continents.]

Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series, vol. 2, pp. 335-353, 

1846. Bead to Assoc. Am. Geol.
308 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Dana, James D. Continued.

 Geological results of the earth's contraction in consequence of cooling.

Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series, vol. 3, pp. 176-188; 

vol. 4, pp. 88-92,1847.

 On the origin of continents.

Am. Jour. Sei., 2d ser., vol. 3, pp. 94-100,1847.

 Origin of grand outline features of 

the earth.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 3, pp. 381-398, 

1847.

 Review of Chamhers's ancient sea 

margins, with observations on the study 

of terraces.

 Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 7, pp. 1-14, vol. 

8, pp. 86-89,1849. Discussed by Chambers, Ib., 

vol. 8, pp. 33-35, 1849.

 United States exploring expedition 

during 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, and 1842, 

under Charles Wilkes, U. S. N., Vol. 

X, Geology, xii, 756 pages, 5 maps, 4°, 

folio atlas of 21 plates, Philadelphia, 

1849.

Abstracts by author as follows: Fossil 

shells from Anstralia, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d 

series, vol. 4, pp. 151-160, 1847; Notes on upper California, ibid., vol. 7, pp. 247-264, 1849; 

On physical geography of Oregon and Upper 

California, ibid., vol. 7, pp. 376-394, 1849; Denudation in the Pacific, ibid., vol. 9, pp. 48-62; 

Degradation of rocks of New South "Wales 

and formation of valleys, ibid., vol. 9. pp. 289- 

294, 1850; Historical account of eruptions of 

Hawaii, ibid., vol. 10, pp. 235-244, 1850; Coral 

reefs and islands, ibid., vol. 11, pp. 357-372; 

vol. 12, pp. 25-51, 165-186, 329-338, 1851; vol. 

13, pp. 34-41, 185-195, 338-350; vol. 14, pp. 

76-84,1852; Changes of level in the Pacific 

Ocean, ibid., vol. 15, pp. 157-175,1853. Chapter 

on coral islands and reefs, separately with 

additions, 143 pages, map, New York, 1853.

 On the trend of islands and axis of 

subsidence in the Pacific.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol 2, pp. 321-325,1850.

 On the isolation of volcanic action in 

Hawaii, or volcanoes no safety valves. 

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 95-100, 1850.

 Note on the eruption of Mauna Loa. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 14, pp. 254-257, 

1852.

 On some modern calcareous rock formations.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 14, pp. 410-418,

1852.

 On the consolidation of coral formations.

Am. Jour. Sci,,2d series, vol. 16, pp. 357-364,

1853.

Dana, James D. Continued. 

[ ] [Note on shales and jasper rock 

north of harbor of San Francisco.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 17, p. 439 (3 

lines), 1854.

 On volcanic action of Mauna Loa.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 21, pp. 241-244, 

1856.

 Address on American geological history to American Association.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 9, pp. 1-36,

1856.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 22, pp. 305-334 

(with additional notes), 1856.

Canadian Nat., vol. 1, pp. 395-430, 1857.

 On the plan of development in the 

geological history of North America.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 22, pp. 335-349, 

map, 1856.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 10, part 2, pp. 1-18, 

map, 1856.

[ ] [Review of] Hitchcock's "Illustrations of Surface Geology."

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 24, pp. 430-433,

1857.

 [Remarks on correlation of the 

Trias.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 24, pp. 429-430 

(k P-), 1857.

 Review of Marcou's "Geology of 

North America."

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 26, pp. 323-333,

1858.

[ ] Eruption of Mauna Loa, Hawaii. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 27, pp. 410-415,

1859.

 Reply to Agassiz on Marcou's " Geology of North America."

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 27, pp. 137-140, 

1859.

 On the existence of a Mohawk Valley glacier in the Glacial epoch.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 35, pp. 243-249, 

1863.

 Manual of geology, with special reference to American geological history, 

xiv, 798 pages, Philadelphia, 1863; 

2d edition, xvi, 828 pages, map, New 

York, 1874; 3d edition, xiv, 911 pages, 

2 plates, 1 chart, New York. 1880.

 On the Appalachians and Rocky 

mountains as time boundaries in geological history.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 36, pp. 227-233, 

1863.

 On the origin of prairies.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 40, pp. 293-304, 

1865.
DARTON.] NORTH AMEEICAN GEOLOGY. 309

Dana, James D. Continued.

 Note on the Azoic age and metarnorpliic origin of the iron ores of Mexico, 

described by N. S. Manross.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 39, p. 358 (J p.), 

1865.

 Text-book of geology, 12°, Philadelphia, 1866; 2d edition, vii, 358 pages, 

New York, 1874; 4th edition, ix, 412 

pages, 12U , New York and Chicago, 

1883.

 On the origin of some of the earth's 

features.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 42, pp. 205-211, 

252-253,1866.

[ ] [On the causes of the recent earthquakes and eruptions in Hawaii.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol.46, p. 123 ($ p.), 

1868.

 Excursion to Hanging Hills of 

Meriden.

History of Wallingford, by C. H. S. l»avis, 

pp. 53-56,1870.

 On the Quaternary or post-Tertiary 

of the New Haven region.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, pp. 1-5 

125-126,1871.

[ ] [Eeview of] Historical notes of 

the earthquakes of Now England, 1638- 

1869, by William T. Brigham. [With 

notes on Trias traps of Connecticut 

Valley.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, pp. 304-305, 

1871.

 On the position and height of the 

elevated plateau in Avhich the glacier 

of New England, in the Glacial era, 

had its origin.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 2, pp. 324-330,

1871. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 6, pp. 117-118 (i p.),

1872.

 On the Connecticut Eiver Valley 

glacier, and other examples of glacier 

movement along the valleys of New 

England.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 2, pp. 233-243, 

1871.

 Note on river terraces.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 2, pp. 144-145, 

1871.

[ ] Triassic sandstone of the Palisade 

ra.nge [and near New Haven],

Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 2, pp. 459-460 

(i p.), 1871.

Dana, James D. Continued.

 Geology of New Haven region with 

reference to origin of some of its topographic features.

Conn. Acad. Sci., Trans.,vol. 2, pp. 45-112, 

map, 1871.

[ ] [Eeview of Hopkins's geological 

report on Louisiana for 1871.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 4, pp. 136-138, 

1872.

[ ] [Character of trap near New 

Haven.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series,vol. 4, p. 237'(Ap.), 

1872.

 Green Mountain geology. On the 

quartzite.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 3, pp. 179-186, 

250-250,1872.

 On the true Taconic.

Am. Jour. Sci.,3dsor.,vol. 3,pp.468-471,1872.

 On the oceanic coral-island subsidence.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d eer., vol. 4, pp. 31-37,1872. 

From Corals arid Coral Islands, pp. 364-372.

 Corals and coral islands, 398 pages, 

New York, 1872; London, 1885.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 6, pp. 674-680,1872, 

3d edition, New York, 1889.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, 

pp. 410-411 (ip-).1889.

 Notice of the address of T. S. Hunt 

before the American Association at 

Indianapolis.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries,vol. 3, pp. 86-93,319; 

vol. 4, pp. 97-105,1872.

 What is true Taconic?

Am. Nat., vol. 6, pp. 197-199,1872. 

Abstract, Canadian Nat., vol.6, new series, 

pp. 479-480,1872.

 [On rocks at Waterville, N. H.]

Geol. Sur. of New Hampshire, its progress 

during 1871, pp. 14-15 (f p.), Nasbua, 1872.

 On the quartzito, limestone, and associated rocks of the Aricinity of Great 

Barrington, Berkshire County, Mass.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 4, pp. 362-370, 

450-453, map; vol. 5, pp. 47-53, 84-91; vol. 6, 

pp. 257-278,1872. 

[ ] Cretaceous of Long Island.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 6, p. 305 (J p.), 

1873.

 The slates of the Taconic mountains 

of the age of the Hudson River or Cincinnati group.

Am. Nat., vol. 7, pp. 708-710,1873.

Am. Asc., Proc.,vol. 22, part 2, pp. 27-29,1873.

 On rocks of the Helclerberg era in 

the valley of the Connecticut [etc.].

Am. Jour. Sci.,3dser.,vol.6,pp.339-352,1873.
310 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Dana, Jatnes D. Continued.

 On the Glacial and Champlain eras 

in New England.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 5, pp. 198-211, 

217-218,219,1873.

[ ] Geological map of the United 

States, compiled for the Ninth Census 

by C. H. Hitchcock and W. P. Blake.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 6, pp. 64-60, 

1873. 

[ ] Annual record of sciences and 

industry for 1872, by Spencer F. Baird, 

652 pages, 12°, New York, 1873.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 6, pp. 78-79, 

1873.

[ -] Dr. Dawson on the post-Pliocene 

geology of Canada.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 6, pp. 226-227, 

1873.

 On staurolite crystals and Green 

Mountain gneisses of Silurian age. 

Am. Nat., vol. 7, pp. 658-660,1873. 

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 22, part 2, pp. 25-27. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 7, new series, p. 163,1875.

 On the origin of mountains.

Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 5, pp. 347-350, 

1873.

 On the geology of the New Haven 

region, with special reference to the 

origin of some of its topographical features.

Connecticut Acad. Arts and Sci., Trans., vol. 

2, pp. 45-112,1873.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 49, 

p. 275 (| p.), 1873.

 On some results of the earth's contraction from cooling, including the 

origin of mountains and the nature of 

the earth's interior.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 5, pp. 423-443, 

474^75; vol. 6, pp. 6-14, 104-115, 161-172, 381- 

382,1873.

[ ] Glacial phenomena in Nicaragua. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 7, pp. 594-595, 

1874.

 On serpentine pseudomorphs, and 

other kinds, from the Tilly Foster iron 

mine, Putnam County, N. Y.

Am, Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 8, pp. 371-381,

i 447-459,1874.

 Eeasons for some of the changes in 

the subdivisions of geological time in 

the new edition of Dana's Manual of 

Geology.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 8, pp. 213-216, 

1874.

Dana, James D. Continued.

 Notes on the now edition of Mr. 

Darwin's work on the structure and 

distribution of coral reefs.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 8, pp. 312-319,

1874.

 Porphyry of the Island of Lambay, 

a few miles north of Dublin Bay.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 58-59,

1875.

[ ] The geology of New Hampshire, 

a report comprising the results of explorations ordered by the legislature, 

C. H. Hitchcock, State geologist; J. H. 

Huntington, principal assistant, part 

1, physical geography, 668 pages, roy. 

8°, Concord, 1874.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 222-224, 

1875.

[ ] Recent changes of level on the 

coast of Maine, with reference to their 

origin and relation to other similar 

changes, by N. S. Shaler.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 316-318, 

1875.

[ ] An examination of the theories 

which have been proposed to account 

for the climate of the Glacial period, 

by Thomas Belt. [Quart. Jour. Sci., 

October, 1874.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 313-315, 

1875.

[ ] On the submergence during the 

Glacial period.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 315-316, 

1875.

[ ] The surface geology of Ohio, by 

J. S. Newberry.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 468-469, 

1875.

 Pseudomorphism and metamorphism, 

a correction.

Am. Jour, Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, pp. 298-300, 

1875.

[ ] Reporton thegeology andresources

of the region in the vicinity of the

forty-ninth parallel from the Lake of

the Woods to the Rocky Mountains, by

G. M. Dawson, * * * Montreal, 1875.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, pp. 384-385,

1875.

[ ] Remarks on the sedimentary formations of New South Wales, by W. B. 

Clarke, 3d edition, 62 pages, with geological sections, Sydney, 1875.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, pp. 389-390 

(4 P.), 1875.
DARTON.) NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 311

Dana, James D. Continued.

 On southern New England during 

the melting of the great glacier.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, pp. 168-183, 

280-282,353-357,409-438, 497-508, 1875; vol. 11, 

p. 151 (J p.), 1876; vol. 12, pp. 125-128,1876.

 The geological story briefly told, 

an introduction to geology for the general reader and for beginners in science, 

xi, 263 pages, 16°, New York, 1875.

 Notice of the chemical and geological essays of T. S. Hunt.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 102-109, 

1875.

 Note on metainorphism and pseudomorphism, with reference to the statements of Prof. T. S. Hunt at the meeting of this society of the 4th of March 

last.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 17, pp. 167- 

170, 1875.

 On the damming of streams by drift 

ice during the melting of the great 

glacier.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, pp. 178-180, 

1876.

[ ] United States geological and geographical survey of the Territories, 

F. V. Hayden in charge, Bull. No. 5, 

second series [age of lignitic beds].

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, pp. 147-149, 

1876.

 Note on the "chloritic formation" 

on the western border of the New Haven 

region.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, pp. 119-122, 

1876.

[ ] Ago of angiospermous plants referred to the Cretaceous.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, pp. 497-498 ' 

(J p.), 1876.

[ ] Does the actual vegetation of the 

globe furnish any general marks by 

which it could be recognized in all 

countries if it became fossil? Review 

of Alph. do Candollo, Archives des 

Sciences de Geucvo, December, 1875.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, pp. 407-409, 

1876. >,

[ ] Report on the geology of a portion 

of Colorado examined in 1873, by Prof. 

J. J. Stevenson, 376 pages, 4°, Part IV, 

of Lieutenant Wheeler's survey report, 

Vol. III. [Review.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, p. 412 (J p.), 

1876.

Dana, James D. Continued. 

[ ] Report of the geological survey of 

North Carolina, vol. 1, by W. C. Kerr, 

1875. [Trias of North Carolina.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, pp. 61-62, 

1870.

[ ] [Review of Lesley on Green Mountain geology] in report on ore ranges of 

Lehigh County [etc.], by F. Prime 

[second geological survey of Pennsylvania].

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, pp. 63-64

(i p.), 1870.

 Note on erosion.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 12, pp. 192- 

193, 1876.

[ ] Glacial flood. [Review of N. H. 

Winchell, "Drift deposits of the Northwest."]

Am. Jour, Sci., 3d series, vol. 12, pp. 64-65. 

1870.

[ ] Review of Crosby's report on geological map of Massachusetts.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 12, pp. 459- 

460 (Jp.), 1876.

[ ] Greenstones of western Cornwall, 

by J. Arthur Phillips, esq., Quart. Jour. 

Geol. Soc., May, 1876.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, pp. 159- 

162,1877.

 Note [on Torrell's paper on glacial 

phenomena of North America and] on 

the glacial era..

Am.Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, pp. 79-80, 

1877.

 Note on the Helderberg formation of 

Bernardston, Mass., and Vernon, Vt.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 14, pp. 379-387, 

1877.

[ ] [Review of] the geology of New 

Hampshire, part 2, stratigraphical 

geology.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 14, pp. 316-321,

1877.

 On the relations of the geology of

Vermont to that of Berkshire.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 14, pp. 37-48, 

132-140,202-207,257-264,1877.

 An account of the discoveries in 

Vermont geology of the Rev. Augustus 

Wing.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, pp. 332-347, 

405-419, vol. 14, pp. 36-37,1877.

 ] Loess of the Rhine and Danube, 

by Thomas Belt. [Review.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, pp. 383-384,

1877.
312 CATALOGUE AND INDEX .OF [BULL. 127.

Dana, James D. Continued. 

[ ] Microscopical petrography, by 

Ferdinand Zirkel.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, pp. 309-313, 

1877

 On some points in lithology.

Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 16, pp. 335-343, 

431-440,1878.

Canadian Nat., vol. 9 (new series), pp. 40-48, 

80-91.1878.

 On the driftless interior of North

America.

. Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 15, pp. 250-255, 

1878.

[ ] On "indurated bitumen" in cavities in the trap of tho Connecticut Valley. From the report on the geology 

of Connecticut, by Dr. J. C. Percival.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 16, pp. 130-132, 

1878.

[ ] The geology of New Hampshire. 

[Review of atlas.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 16, pp. 399-401,

1878.

 On the Hudson Kiver age of the 

Taconic schists and on the dependent 

relations of the Dutchess County and 

western Connecticut limestone belts.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 17, pp. 375- 

388; vol. 18, pp. 61-64, 1879. 

[ ] Report of the geological survey of 

Canada for 1877-78, Alfred E. C. Selwyn, director, 8°, Montreal, 1879.

Am. Jour Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, pp. 481-483,

1879.

 On the composition of the capillary 

volcanic glass of Kilauea, Hawaii, 

called Pile's hair.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, pp. 134-135, 

1879.

[ ] The physical history of the Triassic 

formation of New Jersey and the Connecticut Valley, by I. C. Russell.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 17, pp. 328-330, 

1879.

 Note on mountain making by the 

contraction of the earth's crust.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 17, pp. 325-326,

1879.

[ ] Notes on the geology of the iron

and copper districts of Lake Superior.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 20, pp. 330-332,

1880.

 List of papers on the Taconic system.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19. pp. 153-155 

1880.

Dana, James D. Continued. 

 On the geological relations of the 

limestone belts of Westchester County, 

N. Y.

Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 20, pp. 21-32, 

194-220,359-375,450-456, plates 5,8,9,1880; vol. 

21,pp. 425-443, plate 19; vol. 22,103-119, 313-315, 

327-335,1881.

 Note on the age of the Green Mountains.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19, pp. 191-200, 

1880.

 Gilbert's report on the geology of 

the Henry Mountains.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19, pp. 17-25, 

1880.

 Age of the Taconic rocks and geology of Vermont, according to Prof. C. 

H. Hitchcock.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 19, 3d series, pp. 236-237 

(f p.), 1880.

 On a case in which various massive 

crystalline rocks, including soda-granite, quartz-diorite, norite, hornblendite, pyroxenite, and different crysolitic rocks, were made through metainorphic agencies in one metamorphic 

process.

Geol. Mag., vol. 8 (new series), pp. 59-65,110- 

119,162-171,1881.

[ ] Origin of the iron ores.of the Marquette district, Lake Superior, by M. E. 

Wadsworth.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 22, pp. 320-321, 

402-403, 1881.

[ ] Dolerite (trap) of the TriassoJurassic area of eastern North America 

[by G.W. Hawes].

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 22, pp. 230-233, 

1881.

[ ] Geological map of the United 

States, compiled by C. H. Hitchcock, 

New York, 1881.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, pp. 505-506, 

i881.

 On the relation of the so-called 

kames of the Connecticut River Valley to the terrace formation.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 22, pp. 451-468, 

1881.

[ ] [Review of Britton on the] geology of Staten Island, N. Y.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 22, p. 488 (J p.), 

1881.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 313

Dana, James D. Continued.

[ ] Iron ore of Iron Mine Hill, Cumberland, R. I. [Review of Wadsworth.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 22, p. 152 (§ p.),

1881.

[ ] Glacial phenomena of Long Island, 

by John Bryson. [Geol. Mag., vol. 10, 

p. 169.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, p. 475 (J p.),

1882.

[ ] Ammonites in the Tejon group of 

California.

Ara. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 24, p. 152 (J p.), 

1882.

 The flood of the Connecticut River 

Valley from the melting of the Quaternary glacier.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol.23, pp.87-97, 

179-202, 360-373, plato 2; vol. 24, pp. 98-104, 

1882.

 Note on the former southward discharge of Lake Winnipeg.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 24, pp. 428-433, 

1882.

Canadian Nat., vol. 10, now series, pp. 436- 

442, 3882.

Abstract, Science, vol. 1, p. 19 (9 lines), 4°, 

1883.

 Geological age of the Taconic system.

Gool. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 38, pp. 397-408. 

plato, 1882.

Abstract, Phil. Mag., new series, vol. 13, 

pp. 373-374 (§ p.), 1882.

Abstract by author, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d 

series, vol. 24, pp. 291-293,1882.

 Note [on fossiliferous shale of Bernardston, Mass.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol 25, p. 369 (fcp.) 

1883.

[ ] Annual report of the State geologist of New Jersey for 1882,192 pp., 

8°. .[Former eastward extent of Juratrias.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 383-380, 

1883.

[- ] Life of Sir William E. Logan. 

[Green Mountain geology.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 386-387, 

1883.

 On the western discharge of the 

Hooded Connecticut or that through 

the Farmington Valley to New Haven 

Bay.

Am. Jonr. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 440-448, 

1883.

Dana, James D. Continued.

 Evidence from southern New England against the iceberg theory of the 

drift.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 32, pp. 195-198,1883. 

Science, vol, 2, pp. 390-392,1883.

[ ] On the relations of the Triassic 

traps and sandstones of the eastern 

United States, by William M. Davis.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 474-475, 

1883.

 Phenomena of the Glacial and 

Champlaiu periods about the mouth of 

the Connecticut Valley that is, in the 

New Haven region.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, pp. 341-301; 

vol. 27, pp. llfi-130., plates 1,2,1883.

 Hernidiorite.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, p. 478 (J p.), 

1883.

[ ] Origin of the crystalline iron ores. 

[Review of Julian and Nowberry.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 476-477, 

1883.

[ ] The Tortugas and Florida reefs, by 

Alexander Agassiz Am. Acad., Memoirs, 

XI, for 1882, pp. 107-134,4°.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, pp.408-409, 

1883.

[ ] Elevated coral reefs of Cuba, by 

W. 0. Crosby.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, pp. 148-149,

1883.

 On the southward ending of a great 

synclinal in the Taconic range.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 268-276, 

map, 1884.

Abstract, British Assoc., lloport of 54th 

meeting, pp. 729-730, 1884.

[ ] Preliminary paper on the terminal moraine of the second Glacial 

epoch, by T. C. Charnberlin, 110 pages, 

4°, with maps and plates. From the 

third annual report of the Director of 

the United States Geological Survey, 

1881-82.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 228-231,

1884.

 On the decay of quartzite and the 

formation of sand, kaolin, and crystallized quartz.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 448-452, 

1881.
314 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Dana, James D. Continued. 

[ ] The geological history of serpentine, including studies of pre-Cambrian rocks, by T. Sterry Hunt. Trans. 

Royal Soc. Canada, i, sec. 4,1883, Montreal.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, pp. 489-490 

(f p.), 1884.

[ ] Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 

1873-1879, T. C. Charnberlin, chief geologist, volumes 1 and 4.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, pp. 146-149, 

1884.

[ ] Geology of Lehigh and Northampton counties, making report of progress, D 3, volume 1, of the second geological survey of Pennsylvania.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, pp. 69-71, 

1884.

[ ] Prof. James Hall on the Hudson 

Eiver age of the Taconic slates.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 311-312, 

1884.

[ ] Elevation of land during the 

Glacial period.

Phil. Mag. (L. E. and D.), 5th series, vol. 17, 

p. 245 (f p.),.1884.

 Note on the Cortlandt and Stony 

Point hornblendic and augitic rock.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 28, 3d series, pp. 384-380, 

1884.

[ ] The Azoic system and its proposed 

subdivisions, by J. D. Whitney and M. 

E. Wadsworth, pp. 331-566, Vol. VII, 

Bull. Mus. Comp. Zool., Cambridge, 

August, 1884.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 313-314 

$ P-), 1884.

 Note on the making of limonite ore 

beds.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 398-400, 

1884.

 Note on the origin of bedding in 

so-called metamorphic rocks.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 393-396,

1884.

 On displacement through intrusion.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, pp. 374-371,

1885.

 The origin of coral reefs and islands.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, pp. 89-105,169-191, 

plate, 1885.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 19, pp. 1094-1095 

(3 p.), 1885.

Dana, James D. Continued.

 The volcanic nature of a Pacific 

island not an argument for little or no 

subsidence.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, pp. 158-159 

(J p.), 1885.

 Lower Silurian at Canaan, N. Y. 

Science, vol. 6, p. 283 (J p.), 1885.

[ ] Review of Prof. W. O. Crosby on 

the origin and relations of continents 

and ocean basins.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 336-338, 

1885.

 On Tacouic rocks and stratigraphy, 

with a geological map of the Taconic 

region.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 205-222, 

437-443, plate 2,1885.

[ ] The till ridge of New Haven, called 

Round Hill.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 66-67 

. (J p.), 1885.

[ ] The copper-bearing rocks of the 

Lake Superior region.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 67-68 

(I p.), 1885. 

Reviewed by E. D. Irving, ibid., pp. 258-259.

[ ] Description of geological sections 

crossing New Hampshire and Vermont, 

by Prof. C. H. Hitchcock, 34 pages, 8°, 

with 2 plates of geological sections, 

Concord, N. H., 1884.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 66 (£ p.), 

1885.

 Decay of quartzite; pseudobreccia.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 57-58, 

1885.

 On a system of rock notation for 

geological diagrams.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 7-10,

1885.

 Glaciers and glacialists. 

Science, vol. 8, pp. 162-163,1886. 

Reviewed by J. Marcou, ibid, pp. 76-80,

1886.

 On some general terms applied to 

metamorphism and to the porphyritic 

structure of rocks.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, pp. 69-72, 

1886.

 A dissected volcanic mountain; some 

of its revelations.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, pp. 247-255, 

1886.
DAUTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 315

Dana, James D. Continued.

 Lower Silurian fossils from a limestone of the original Taconic of Emmons.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, pp. 241-248, 

1880.

Abstracts, Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 34, pp.216- 

217 (J p.), 1886 ; Science, vol. 6, p. 283,4°, 1885.

[ ] Volcano of Barren Island in the 

Bay of Bengal.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, pp. 394-397, 

1886.

 r- The Taconic stratigraphy and fossils. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, pp. 236-239, 

1886.

[ ] Geological age of the North Atlantic 

oceanic basin and origin of eastern 

American sediments.

Review of E. Hull, Nature, September 23, 

1886.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, pp. 407-408, 

1886.

 The history of Taconic investigation 

previous to the work of Professor 

Emmons.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, pp. 399-401,

1886.

 History of the changes in the Mount 

Loa craters on Hawaii.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 433-451, 

plate 12; vol. 34, pp. 81-97, 349-364, plates 2-4,

1887.

[ ] Kilauea.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 239-240, 

1887.

 Volcanic action.

Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 33, pp. 102-115, 

1887.

[ ?] The origin of mountain ranges, 

considered structurally, dynamically, 

and in relation to their geological history, by T. Mellarcl Reade [etc.].

Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 33, pp. 240-242, 

1887.

 On Taconic rocks and stratigraphy,

 with a geological map of the Taconic 

regions, part 2, the middle and northern part.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 270-276,

392-419,plato 11,1887. Continued from vol. 29,

p. 443, 1885.

[ ?] Report on the geology of New 

Jersey for 1886.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 34, p. 71, 1887.

[ ] Geology of Long Island.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 34, pp. 153-155, 

1887.

Dana, James D. Continued. 

[ ?] A pothole of remarkable size in 

Archbald, Pa.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 34, p. 489, 1887.

 History of tho changes in the Mount 

Loa craters, part 1, Kilauea.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 35, pp. 15-34, 

Plato I; pp. 213-228, 282-289, Plates IV, V (to 

bo continued), 1888.

Abstract, Nature, vol. 37, p. 358 (17 linos), 

1888.

[ ] Gradual variation in intensity of 

m etaniorphi sin.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 35, pp. 82-83 

(} p.), 1888.

[ ] Fossils of Littleton, N. H.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 35, p. 255 

(fa p.), 1888.

 History of changes in tho Mount Loa 

craters, Part III, eruptions of Kilauea 

and Mount Loa.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol.36, pp.90-112, 

167-175, 1888.

 History of tho changes in tho Mount 

Loa craters, Part II, Mokwaweoweo.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 36, pp. 14-32, 

plate 1, pp. 81-90, 1888.

. Brief history of Taconic ideas.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 36, pp. 410-427,

1888.

 [On the subdivisions, nomenclature, 

distinctive features, and origin of some 

members of the Archean, origin of 

serpentine, and tho use of the terms 

"Taconic," "Ordovician," and " Cambrian."]

International Gong. G-eol., Am. Committee, 

Reports, 1888, A, pp. 53-55, 1888.

 [On the use of the term "Taconic."]

International Cong. Geol, Am. Committee, 

Reports, 1888, B, pp. 8-9, 1888. 

Am. Gcol., vol. 2, pp. 198-199,1888.

 Recent observations of Mr. Frank S. 

Dodge, of tho Hawaiian Government 

survey on Halema'uma'u and its debris 

cone.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 37, pp. 48-50,

1889.

 Points in tho geological history of 

the islands of Maul and Oahu.

Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 37, pp. 81-103. 

Plates III, IV, 1889.

 On the origin of the deep troughs of 

the ocean in depression. Are any of 

volcanic origin?

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 37, pp. 192-202, 

Plate VII, 1889.
316 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP (BULL. 127.

Dana, James D. Continued.

 The name Silurian in geology.

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 36, p. 276 (g p.),

1889.

 Areas of continental progress in 

North America and the influence of the 

conditions of these areas on the work 

carried forward within them.

G-eol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 36-48,1890.

 North American geology and paleontology for the use of amateurs, students, and scientists, by S. A. Miller. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, p. 67 (§ p.),

1890.

 Sedgwick and Murchison: Cambrian 

and Silurian.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, pp. 167-180, 

235,1890.

 Archean axes of eastern North 

America.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 39, pp. 378-383, 

1890.

[ ] Archean limestones and other 

rocks in Norfolk, Conn.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 39, p. 321 ($ p.), 1890.

[ ] The geological and natural history survey of Minnesota for the year 

1888, the 17th annual report, by N. H. 

Winchell, State geologist.

I Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, pp. 67-68 

(S p.), 1890.

[ ] Subaerial decay of rocks and origin of the red color of certain formations [by I. C. Eussell], Bull. U. S. 

Geol. Surv. No. 52.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, pp. 317-319, 

1890.

 Characteristics of volcanoes, with 

contributions of facts and principles 

from the Hawaiian Islands, including 

a historical review of Hawaiian volcanic action for the last sixty-seven 

years, a discussion of the relations of 

volcanic islands to deep-sea topography, and a chapter on volcanicisland denudation, xvi, 399 pages, 16 

plates, New York, 1890.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 39, pp. 323- 

324, 1890 ; Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 194-195, 1890.

 Eocky Mountain protaxis and the 

post-Cretaceous mo untain making 

along its course.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 40, pp. 181-196, 

1890.

Dana, James D. Continued.

 Long Island Sound in the Quaternary 

era, with observations on the submarine Hudson River channel.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 40, pp. 425-437, 

Plate X, 1890.

[ ] [Notes on geology of eastern New 

York.]

Macfarlaiie's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 137-138,1890.

[ ] [Notes on the Bernardstou series.] 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 40, pp. 263, 265, ($ p.); 

1890

[ ] Presidential address before the 

Geological Society of London.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 40, pp. 254-255,1890.

[ ] Fossils in the Taconic limestone 

belt at the west foot of Taconic range 

in Hillsdale, N. Y.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 40, pp. 256-257, 1890.

 Some of the features of uonvolcanic 

igneous ejections, as illustrated in the 

four "Rocks"of the New Haven region, West Rock, Pine Rock, Mill Rock, 

and East Rock.

Arn. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 42, pp. 79-110, 

plates 2-7,1891.

 On Percival's map of the trap belts 

of central Connecticut, with observations on the upturning or mountain 

making disturbance of the formation.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 42, pp. 439-447, 

plate 16, 1891.

 The four rocks, with walks and

drives about New Haven, 120 pages, 7 

plates, New Haven, 1891. [Not seen.]

[ ] Annual report of the State geologist of New Jersey for the year 1890, 

305 pages, 8°, 1891.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series., vol. 42, pp. 70-72, 

1891.

Danberry, C. Sketch, geology of North 

America, [etc.], xviii, 73 pages. Oxford, 1839.

Dana, S. L. and J. F. Outlines of the 

mineralogy and geology of Boston and 

its vicinity, with a geological map.

Am. Acad., Memoirs, vol. 4, pp. 129-223, 

map, 1818.

Daniell, . Map of the itacolumite region of Georgia. [Not seen.] 

Daniels, Edward. [Some features of the 

lead district of Wisconsin.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 

387-389, 1854.
BARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 317

Daniels, Edward Continued.

 First annual report of the geological 

survey of Wisconsin, 84 pages, Madison, 1854.

Includes reports by Hayes and Tenney.

 Document P, iron ores of Wisconsin, report of geological survey of 

Wisconsin for 1857, 62 pages [Madison, 

1858].

 [Notes on geology of Wisconsin and 

adjacent States.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 309- 

310 (i p.), 1859.

Darton, Nelson H. The miueralogical 

localities in and around New York City, 

and their minerals.

Sci. Am. Supt., vol. 14, No. 344, pp. 5492- 

5493; No. 349, pp. 5566-5568; No. 363, pp. 

5796-5797, 1882; vol.16, p. 6629,4°, 1883.

 On the disintegrated sandstone at 

New Durham, N. J. [Abstract.]

New York Acail. Sci.. Trans., vol. 2, pp. 117- 

119, 1883. Remarks by D. S. Martin and 

others, pp.119-120.

 On the indurated shales between 

Bergen Hill and the Palisades, N. J.

Sci. Am. Supt., vol. 16, No. 408, pp. 6513- 

0514 (J p.), 40,1883.

 Preliminary notice of fossils in the 

Hudson River slates of the southern 

part of Orange County, N. Y., and elsewhere.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, pp. 452-454, 

1885.

[ ] The Devonian age of the Green 

Pond Mountain rocks.

Sci. Am. Supt., vol. 19, No. 493, pp. 7877-7878, 

(§ p.), 4°, 1885.

 Ancient bone cave in Pennsylvania.

Sci. Am. Supt., vol. 19, No. 472, pp. 7541-7542 

(f p.), 4°, 1885.

 "The Tacouic controversy in a nutshell."

Science, vol. 7, pp. 78-79 (J p.), 1886.

 [Notes on the formations associated 

with the Green Pond Mountain series 

and on the geology of Orange County, 

N. Y.]

Mineral Physiology and Physiography, by 

T. Sterry Hunt, p. 591,1886.

 On the area of Upper Silurian rocks 

near Cornwall Station, eastern central 

Orange County, N. Y.

Am. Jour. Sci,, 3d series, vol. 31, pp. 209-216. 

1880.

Darton, Nelson H. Continued.

 Bibliography of North American geology for 1886.

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44, Washington, 1887.

 On the great lava flows and intrusive 

trap sheets of the Newark system in 

New Jersey.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, pp. 134-139, 

1889.

 North American geology for 1886.

Smithsonian Institution, Report, 1886-87, 

parti, pp. 189-229,1889.

 The relations of the traps of the 

Newark system in the New Jersey 

region.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 67, 82 pages, 6 

plates, Washington, 1890. 

Abstract, Am. Nat.vol. ,25, p. 910 (J p.), 1891.

 On the occurrence of basalt dikes in 

the Upper Paleozoic series in central 

Appalachian Virginia, with notes on 

the petrography, by J. S. Diller.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, pp. 269-271, 

1890.

[ ] [Notes on southeastern New York 

and northeastern New Jersey.]

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 110,128,130,132,133,134,1890.

 Mesozoic and Cenozoic formations of 

eastern Virginia and Maryland.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 431-450, plate 

16,1891.

Abstracts, Am. Geol.,vol. 8, p. 185 (Jp.); Am. 

Nat., vol. 25, p. 658 (4 lines), 1891.

 Geology of sedimentary rocks, 

Washington sheet, Maryland District 

of Columbia Virginia, United States 

Geological Survey.

Guide to Washington, prepared for the 

International Congress of Geologists, 5th 

sess., Washington, in back, 1891. Folded, colored geologic map, with geology of crystalline 

rocks, by G. H. Williams.

 Clastic formations of Washington.

Guide to Washington, prepared for the 

International Congress of Geologists, 5th 

sess., Washington, pp. 59-62,1891.

 Record of North American geology 

for 1887 to 1889, inclusive, U. S. Geol. 

Surv., Bull. No. 75,173 pages, Washington, 1891.

 Record of North American geology 

for 1890, U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 91, 

88 pages, Washington, 1891,
318 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Darton, Nelson H. Continued.

 Notes on the geology of the Florida 

phosphates.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, pp. 102-105, 

1891.

Abstract, Eng. and Mining Jonr., vol. 51, p. 

210(4 cols.), 4°, 1891.

 Record of a deep well at Lake 

Worth, southern Florida.

Am. Jonr. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, pp. 105-106, 

1891.

 On a jointed earth auger for geological explorations in soft deposits.

Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 117-119,1891.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 51, p. 401 (Jcol.), 

4°, 1891.

Abstract, Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, p. 638 

(8 lines), 1891.

Darwin, Charles. The structure and distribution of coral reefs, 3d edition, with 

an appendix by T. G. Bonney, 344 pages, 

New York, 1889.

Darwin, George H. On the influence of 

geological changes on the earth's axis 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 13, pp. 444-448,1877. 

From Proc. Royal Soc., Vol. XXV, No. 175, 

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Daubeny, Charles. Sketch of the geology of Sicily.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 10, pp. 230-256, map, p. 

209,1826. From Edinburgh Phil. Jour.

 Reply to Professor Bischof's objections to the chemical theory of volcanoes. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 37, pp. 78-84,1839. From 

Edinburgh New Phil. Jour., April, 1839.

 Notice, of the thermal springs of 

North America, being an extract from 

an unpublished memoir on the geology 

of North America.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 36, pp. 88-93,1839. Head 

to Ashmolean Soc. Oxford Univ., November, 

1838.

 Sketch of the geology of North 

America, being the substance of a 

memoir read before the Ashmolean 

Society November 26, 1838, xviii, 78 

pages, 1 plate, Oxford, 1839.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., vol.41, pp. 195- 

199,1841; Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., vol.11, pp, 

221-225,1840.

Daubree, M. Synthetical studies and 

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1862.

Davidson, George. Glacial grooves on 

Vancouver and adjacent islands.

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 4, p. 144 (~fa 

p.), 1873.

 The abrasion of the continental 

shores of northwest America and the 

supposed ancient sea levels.

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 90-97, 

plate 5,1875.

 On the auriferous gravel deposits of 

California.

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 145- 

146, 1875.

 [Gravels of Placer County, Cal.]

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, p. 41 

(I P-), 1875.

 Recent volcanic activity in the 

United States, eruptions of Mount 

Baker.

Science, vol. 6, p. 262 (§ p.), 1885. 

Davidson, Walter B. M. Suggestions as 

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Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 51, pp. 628-629, 

4°, 1891.

 A phosphatic chalk at Taplow, England.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 52, p. 502 (§ col.), 

4°, 1891.

Davies, D. C. Metalliferous minerals 

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Davis, C. E. L. B. Report [of operations 

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TJ. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Eeport for 

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Davis, C. H. A memoir upon the geological action of tidal and other currents of the ocean.

Am. Acad., Memoirs, new series, vol. 4. pp. 

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Abstract, Am. Acad., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 100- 

101.

 The theory of the geological action 

of the tides.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol.1, pp. 27-28, 1848. 

Discussion by Pierce, AV. 0. Kedfleld, .and A. 

A. Gould, pp. 28-30.

 On the law of the deposit of the

flood tide.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol.5, pp.2-3,1851. 

Davis, Charles H. S. History of Wallingford, Connecticut,'[etc.], 53 pages,

Meriden, 1870.

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Meriden Sci. Assoc., Trans., vol. 2, pp. 19«- 

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DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 319

Davis, Emerson. Notice of rocks and 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 10, pp. 213-215, 1820.

Davis, Horace. [Some notes on auriferous gravels of California.]

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 1, p. 62 (i p.), 

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Davis, Jacob P. [On the geology of 

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Am. Jour. Gool. and Nat. Hist., vol. 1, pp. 

520-523,1832.

Davis, William M. Notes on geological 

observations in Colorado and Utah.

Mftcfarlane's Am. Geol.Rwy. Guide, p. 165, 

1879.

 Banded amygdules of the Brighton 

amygdaloid.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 426- 

428,1880.

 Brief notice of observations on the 

Triassic trap rocks of Massachusetts, 

Connecticut, and New Jersey.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 24, pp. 345-349, 

1882.

 On the classification of lake basins.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 315- 

381,1883.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 16, pp. 1028-1029 

(5 p.), 1882. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 24, p. 230 (J p.),

1882.

 Becrafts Mountain.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, pp. 381-389,

1883.

 The nonconformity at Rondout, N.Y. 

; Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, pp. 389-395, 

1883.

 [Remarks on the geology of Mount 

Desert, Me.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 

117-118,1883.

 The origin of cross valleys.

Science, vol. 1, pp. 325-327,356-357,1883.

 Lake Bonneville, [notice of Gilbert 

on].

Science, vol. 1, p. 570 (f p.), 1883.

 Lakes and valleys in northeastern 

Pennsylvania.

Science, vol. 1, pp. 304-305 (f p.), 1883.

 The distribution and origin of drumlins.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 407- 

416,1884.

 Gorges and waterfalls.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 123- 

132, 1884.

Davis, William M. Continued.

 On the relations of the Triassic traps 

and sandstones of the eastern United

States.

Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

7, pp. 249-309, 3 plates, 1884.

Eoviewod by J. D. D[ana], Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d scries, vol. 25, pp. 474-475,1883.

Abstracts, Science, vol.1, p. 430 (ip.), 1883; 

Nones Jahrbuch, 1884, pp. 230-232.

 The folded Helderberg limestones 

east of the CatskilJs.

Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

7, pp. 311-329, 2 plates, 1884.

 The Little Mountains east of the 

Catskills.

Appalachia, vol. 3, pp. 20-33, plate, 1884.

[Remarks on the unconformity at

Becraft's Mountain on the Hudson.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 22, p. 339 

(i p.), 1884.

 The structural value of the trap 

ridges of the Connecticut Valley.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 22, pp. 116- 

124,1884.

 Glacial erosion.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 22, pp. 

19-58, 1884.

Abstract, Am. Nat.^vol. 17, pp. 396-397 (Jp.), 

1883.

 Drumlins.

Science, vol. 4, pp. 418-420, 1884.

 Paleozoic high tides.

Science, vol. 3, pp. 473-474 (g p.), 1884.

 Geographic classification, illustrated 

by a study of plains, plateaus, and their 

derivatives. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 33, pp. 428-432,1885.

 The structure of the Triassic formation of the Connecticut Valley. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 32, pp. 342-352,1886. 

Abstract, Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 35, pp. 224- 

227, 1887.

Abstracts, with comments by Newberry 

and Emerson, ibid., p. 321 (J p.).

 Relation of the coal of Montana to 

the older rocks.

10th Census, U. S., vol. 15, Mining Industries, pp. 697-712, 40, Washington, 1886.

[ ] Prestwich's Geology.

Science, vol. 8, pp. 109-110, 1880.

 Mechanical origin of the Triassic 

monoclinal in the Connecticut Valley. 

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 35, pp. 224-227,1887.

 Instruction in geological investigation.

Am. Nat., vol. 21, pp. 810-826,1887.
320 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Davis, William M. Continued.

 [Results of a study ou the mechanical origin of the Triassicmonoclinalin 

the Connecticut Valley.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 23, pp. 339- 

341,1887.

[ ] The origin of mountain ranges 

considered experimentally, structurally, dynamically, and in relation to 

their geological history, hy T. Mellard 

Eeade, London, 8°.

Science, vol. 10, p. 139,1887.

 The classification of lakes.

Science, vol. 10, pp. 142-143,4°, 1887.

 The ash hed at Meriden and its 

structural relations.

Meriden Sci. Assoc., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 32-30, 

1888.

 Geographic methods in geologic 

-investigation.

National Geogr. Mag., vol. 1, pp. 11-26,1888.

[ ] The topographic map of New 

Jersey.

Science, vol. 12, pp. 206-207,4°, 1888.

 The structure of the Triassic formation of the Connecticut Valley.

U. S. GeoL.Surv., 7th Report, J. W. Powell, 

1885-86, pp. 455-490, plate 52,1887. 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 112-113,1889-

 Topographic development of the 

Triassic formation of the Connecticut 

Valley.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 37, pp. 423- 

434,1889.

Abstract, Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 36, p. 

573 (| col.), 1889.

 The faults in the Triassic formation 

near Meriden, Conn.

Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

16, pp. 61-87, plates 1-5, 1889.

 The glacial origin of cliffs. 

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 14-18, 1889.

 Methods and models in geographic 

teaching.

Am. Nat., vol. 23, pp. 566-583, 1889. 

Johns Hopkins "Univ., Circulars, vol. 8, No62 (J p.), 4o, 1889.

[ ] A river pirate.

Science, vol. 13, pp. 108-109, 1889.

[ ] The ice age in North America and

its hearing upon the antiquity of man, 

hy G. F. Wright.

Science, vol. 14, pp. 118-119, 1889.

[ ] The contoured map of Massachusetts.

Science, vol. 14, pp. 422-423 (| p.), 4°, 1889.

Davis, William M. Continued.

 The rivers and valleys of Pennsylvania.

National Geogr. Mag., vol. 1, pp. 183-253, 

1889.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 60-61 (J p.), 

1891.

 Structure and origin of glacial sand 

plains.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull.,vol. 1, pp. 195-202, plato 

3,1890.

Abstracts Am. Nat.,vol. 24, p. 208 (J p.), 1890 ; 

Am. Geol., vol. 7, p. 141 (J p.), 1891.

 [Remarks on evidence of unconformity between Hudson and Helderherg rocks in the Hudson valley, N.

Y-]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 354-355 (g p.), 

1890.

 [Remarks on structure of fillings in 

fissures in trap at Meriden, Coun.J

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, p. 442 (Jp.), 1890.

 [Remarks on certain peculiarities of 

drainage in the Columbia formation 

overlying the Appomattox.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, p. 548,1890.

 The Iroquois beach.

Am. Geol., vol. 6, p. 400 (J p.), 1890.

 The ice age in North America and 

its bearings on the antiquity of man, 

by G. Frederick Wright; with an appendix on the probable cause of glaciation, by Warren Uphain, New York, 

1890.

Appalachia, vol. 6, pp. 72-73,1890.

 The rivers of northern New Jersey, 

with notes on the classification of rivers in general.

National Geogr. Mag., vol. 2, pp. 81-110,1890.

[ ] [Utah.]

Macfarlanc'a Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2cl edition, 

pp. 114,115(£ p.)J 890.

 The level of no strain.

Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 190-191,1890.

 The geological dates of origin of 

certain topographic forms on the Atlantic Slope of the United States.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 541-542,545- 

586,1893. 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 8, p. 260(Jp.), 1891.

 Introductory statement. Two belts 

of fossiliferous black shale in the Triassic formation in Connecticut.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 415-424,430, 

1891.

Discussed by B. K. Emerson, p. 430. 

Abstracts, Am. Geol ,vol.'8, p. 118 (J p.); 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 42, pp. 72-73.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 321

Davis, William M. Continued. 

. [Age and extent of the overthrusts 

in the southern Appalachians.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull.,vol. 2, pp. 153-154 (Jp.), 

1891.

In discussion of paper by C. W.Hayes, "The 

overthrust faults of the southern Appalachians." 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 7, p. 262 (£ p.), 1891.

 The physical geography of southern 

New England.

Johns Hopkins Univ., Circulars, vol. 10, pp. 

78-79 (& p.), No. 87,4°, 1891.

 The Triassic sandstone of the Connecticut Valley.

Johns Hopkins TJniv., Circulars, vol. 10, p. 

79 (J col.), No. 87,4°, 1891.

 The lost volcanoes of Connecticut.

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 40, pp. 221-235, 

1800.

 Was Lake Iroquois an arm of the 

sea?

Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 139-140,1801. 

Reviewed by J. W. Spencer, ibid., pp. 260- 

207 (f p.).

 Shaler, N. S., and. Illustrations of 

the earth's surface. Glaciers, iv, 198 

pages, 25 plates, 4C, Boston, 1881.

Reviewed by W. J. McGee, Science (edited 

by J. Michels), vol. 2, pp. 581-584,4°, 1881.

 and Whittle, Charles L. The intrusive and extrusive Triassic trap 

sheets of the Connecticut Valley.

Harvard Coll., Mas. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

16, pp. 99-138, plates 5,1889.

 and Wood, J. Walter, jr. The geographic development of northern New 

Jersey.

.Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc.,vol. 24, pp. 365- 

423,1890. 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 195-196 (J p.).

Dawkins, W. Boyd. On some deposits 

of apatite near Ottawa, Canada.

Manchester Geol. Soc., Trans., vol. 18, pp. 

47-60, 137-138,1886.

Dawson, G. M. Eeport on the Tertiary 

lignite formation in the vicinity of the 

forty-ninth parallel. British North 

America Boundary Commission, Geological Report for 1873, in part, 31 

pages,- plate, Montreal, 1874.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol.8 

pp. 142-143 (J p.), 1874.

 Marine Champlain deposits on lands 

north of Lake Superior.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 8, p. 143, 

(4 p.), 1874.

Bull. 127 21

Dawson, G. M. Continued.

 On the superficial geology of the 

central region of North America.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 31, pp. 60.J-623, 

plate, 1875.

 The lignite formations of the 

West.

Canadian Nat., vol. 7, new series, pp. 241- 

252, 1875.

 Report on the geology and resources 

of the region in the vicinity of the 

forty-ninth parallel, from the Lake of 

the Woods to the Rocky Mountains, 

xi, 387 pages, 2 maps, 18 plates, Montreal, 1875.

Reviewed by J. D. D[atia], Am. Jour. Sci.. 

3d series, vol. 10, pp. 384-385,1875.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, 

p. 236 (§ p.), 1875.

 Note on the occurrence of forarninifera, coccoliths, etc., in the Cretaceous rocks of Manitoba.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 7, pp. 252-257, 

1875.

 Report on explorations in British 

Columbia.

Gool. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1875-76, pp. 233-265,1877.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 14, p. 

70 (| p.), 1877.

 Erratics at high levels in northwestern America barriers to a great 

ice sheet.

Geol. Mag., vol. 5, new series, pp. 209-212, 

1878.

 On the superficial geology of British 

Columbia.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 34, pp. 89-123, 

plate, 1878.

Abstracts, Phil. Mag., now series, vol. 4, p. 

237 (5 p.); Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 16, pp. 

147-148 (J p.); Am. Nat., vol. 12, pp. 257-258, 

487-488, 1878.

 General note on the mines and minerals of economic value of British Columbia.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1876-77, pp. 103-149,1878.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 16, 

p. 149 (£ p.), 1878.

 Report on explorations in British 

Columbia.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1876-77, pp. 17-94, maps, 1878.

 Report on a reconnaissance of Leech 

River and vicinity.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1876-77, pp. 95-102,1878.
322 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Dawson, G. M. Continued.

 Keport on explorations in the southern portion of the interior of British 

Columbia.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Keport of progress, 

1877-78, pp. 1B-173B, Montreal, 1879. '

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, 

pp. 482-483 (i p.), 1879.

 Traveling notes on the surface geology of the Pacific Slope.

Canadian Nat., vol. 8, new series, pp. 389- 

399,1S78.

 Note on some of the more recent 

changes in level of the coast of British 

Columbia and adjacent regions.

Canadian Nat., vol. 8, new series, pp. 241- 

248,1878.

 Sketch of the geology of British 

Columbia.

British Assoc., Keport, vol. 50, Trans., pp. 

588-589, 1880.

Canadian Nat., vol. 9, new series, pp. 445- 

447,1880.

 Eeport on the Queen Charlotte Islands.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Keport of progress, 

1878-1879, pp. 1B-101B, map, Montreal, 1880.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, 

p. 243 (£ p.), 1881; Am. Nat., vol. 15, p. 647 

(J p.), 1881.

 Geology of British Columbia.

Geol. Mag., vol. 8, new series, pp. 156-162, 

214-227,1881.

 Eeport on an exploration from Port 

Simpson, on the Pacific Coast, to Edmonton, on the Saskatchewan, embracing a portion of the northern part of 

British Columbia and the Peace River 

country.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Keport. 1879-80, pp. 

1B-142B, map in 3 sheets, Montreal, 1881.

 On the lignite Tertiary formation 

from the Souris Eiver to the one hundred and eighth meridian.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Keport of progress, 

1879-80, pp. 12A-49A, Montreal, 1881.

 Abstract, Phila. Mag., new series, vol. 14, 

pp. 70-71 (i p.), 1881.

 Notes on the glaciation of British 

Columbia.

Canadian Nat., vol. 9, pp. 32-39,1881.

 Der Queen Charlotte-Archipel.

Petermann's Mitt., vol. 27, pp. 331-347, map, 

4°, 1881.

 Notes on the geology of the Peace 

Eiver region.

Ain. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, pp. 391-394, 

 1881.

Dawson, G. M. Continued.

 Preliminary report on the geology 

of the Bow and Belly river region, 

North west Territory, with special reference to the coal deposits.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Keport of progress, 1880-1882, pp. 1B-23B, map, Montreal. 

1883.

Abstracts, Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 10, 

pp. 423-435; Science,vol. 1, pp. 429-430 (| p.), 4°, 

1883.

 Descriptive note on a general section 

from the Laurentian axis to the Eocky 

Mountains north of the forty-ninth 

parallel.

Koyal Soc. Canada, Trans., vol. 1, sec. 4, pp. 

39-44,4°, plate, 1883.

 Note on the Triassic of the Eocky 

Mountains and British Columbia.

Koyal Soc. Canada, Trans., vol. 1, section 4, 

pp. 143-145,4°, 1883.

 Note on the geology of the Peace 

Eiver region.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 10, pp. 20-22, 

1883.

 Glacial deposits of the Bow and 

Belly Eiver countrjr.

Science, vol. 1, pp. 477-479,1883.

 Part II. (Western section.)

Descriptive sketch of the physical geography and geology of the Dominion of Canada, 

pp. 27-55, map, Montreal, 1884.

Abstract, Science, vol. 5, pp, 156-157 (f p.), 

 4°, 1884.

 Recent geological observations in 

the Canadian Northwest Territory.

Science, vol. 3, pp. 647-648,1884.

 The Saskatchewan country. 

Science, vol. 5, pp. 340-342, map, 1885.

 Bowlder clays. On the microscopic 

structure of certain bowlder clays aud 

organisms contained in them.

Chicago Acad. Sci., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 59-69, 

1885.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv. Minnesota, 13th 

Annual Report, pp. 150-163, St. Paul, 1885.

 Eeport on the region in the vicinity 

of the Bow and Belly rivers, Northwest 

Territory.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 1832-1884, pp. 10-168C, maps, Montreal, 

1885.

Abstracts, Science, vol. 6,p. 522 (Jp.), 1885; 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 408-411, 

1885; Am. Nat., vol. 21, pp. 171-172,1885 [with 

comments by G. M. Dawson].
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 323

Dawson, G. M. Continued.

 Preliminary report on the physical 

and geological features of that portion 

of the Rocky Mountains between latitude 49° and 50° 30".

Geol. Surv. Canada, Annual Keport, vol. 1,

new series, part B, 167 pages, Montreal, 1886.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33,

p. 317 (& p.), 1887; Geol. Mag., decade 3, vol. 4,

pp. 176-178,1887.

[ ] Notes on exploration in Yukon 

district.

Science, vol. 10, pp. 165-166, from Montreal 

Gazette, 1887.

 Report on a geological examination 

of the northern part of Vancouver 

Island and adjacent coasts.

Canada, Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv., Report, 

1886, Part B, pp. 1-107, plates, map No. 1 in 

atlas, Montreal, 1887.

Abstract, Geol. Mag., 3d decade, vol. 6, pp. 

130-133,1889.

 Notes to accompany a geological 

map of the northern portion of the 

Dominion of Canada east of the Rocky 

Mountains.

Canada> Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv., Report,

1886. Part R, 62 pages, colored map, Montreal,

1887.

Abstract, Geol. Magazine, 3d decade, vol. 6, 

pp. 137-138,1889.

 On the Canadian Rocky Mountains, 

 with special reference to that part of 

the range between the forty-ninth parallel and the head waters of the Red 

Deer River.

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 2, pp. 285-300,1887. 

Abstract, without geology, British Assoc., 

Report of 56th meeting, pp. 638-639, 1886.

 On certain borings in Manitoba and 

the Northwest Territory.

Canada Royal Soc., Trans., vol.'4, Sec. IV, 

pp. 85-99, 1887.

Abstract, Geol. Mag., 3d decade, vol. 4, pp. 

278-289,1887.

 Views on the Archean.

International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Reports, 1888, A, p. (- p), 1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 146-184, in part, 1888.

 Report on an exploration in the Yukon district, Northwest Territory, and 

adjacent northern portion of British 

Columbia, 1887.

Canada Geol. Surv., Report, vol. 3, new 

series, part 1, Report B, 183 pages, 4 maps, 

Montreal, 1888.

Abstracts, ibid., Report A, pp. 4-12; Am. 

Geol., vol. 5, pp. 240-241 (§p.); Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d series, vol. 39, p. 238 (J p.), 1888.

Dawson, G. M. Continued.

 The mineral wealth of British Columbia, with an annotated list of localities of minerals of economic value.

Canada Geol. Surv., Reports, vol. 3, new series, part 2, Report R, 163 pages, Montreal, 1888.

 [Account of explorations in southern interior British Columbia.]

Canada Geol. Surv., Reports, vol. 3, now series, part 1, Report A, pp. 60-66, Montreal, 1888.

 Note on the Cascade anthracite basin, 

Rocky Mountains.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 332-333,1888.

 The geological .observations of the 

Yukon expedition, 1887.

Science, vol. 11, pp. 185-186, 4°, 1888.

 Recent observations on the glaciation of British Columbia and adjacent 

regions.

Geol. Mag., 3d decade, vol. 5, pp. 347-350,1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 249-253, 1889.

 Notes on the ore deposit of the 

Treadwell mine, Alaska.

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 84-88, 1889.

 Glaciation of high points in the

southern interior of British Columbia.

Geol. Mag., 3ddecade,vol. 6, pp. 350-352,1889.

Abstracts, Ottawa Nat., vol. 3, pp. 112-113

(f p.); Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 771 (4 lines), 1890.

 On the earlier Cretaceous rocks of 

the northwestern portion of the Dominion of Canada.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 38, pp. 120-127, 

1889. 

Abstract, Nature, vol. 40, p. 404 (11 lines),

1889.

 Recent observations on the glaciation of British Columbia and adjacent 

regions.

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 249-253, 1889.

 On the glaciation of the northern 

part of the Cordilleras, with an attempt to correlate the events of the 

Glacial period in the Cordillera and 

Great Plains.

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 153-162,1890.

 Introductory. On an expedition 

down the Begh-ula or Auderson River, 

by R. Macfarlane.

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 4, pp. 28-29, 1890.

 Notes on the Cretaceous of the British Columbian region. The Nanairno 

group.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, pp. 180-183,

1890. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 764 (J p.), 1890.
324 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Dawson, G. M. Continued.

 The chalk from the Niobrara Cretaceous of Kansas.

Science, vol. 16, p. 276 (J col.), 4°, 1890.

[ ] Northern Pacific Eailroad.

Macfarlane's GeoL Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 258-260, 261,262,1890.

 The Dominion of Canada.

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 51-83,1890.

 Report on a portion of the west 

Kootanie district, British Columbia.

Canada, Geol. Surv., Reports, vol. 4, new 

series, Report B, 66 pages, map, plates, 1890.

Abstracts, ibid., Report A, pp. 7-12; Am. 

Geol., vol. 8, pp. 392-394.

 On the later physiographical geolj 

ogy of the Eocky Mountain region in 

Canada, with special reference to 

changes in elevation and to the history 

of the Glacial period; being the presidential address for the year.

Canada, Royal Soc., Trans., vol. 9, sec. 4, 

pp. 3-74, plates 1-3, 1891.

 Note on the geological structure of 

the Selkirk range.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 165-176,1891. 

Discussed by C. D. Walcott, p. 611 (J p.j. 

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 7. pp. 262-263 

(£p.), 1891; Am. Nat., vol. 25, p. 658 (3 lines), 

1891.

 [Northern extension of earlier Cretaceous in western British North 

America.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2,p. 207 (Jp.), 1891. 

In discussion of paper by G. F. Becker, 

"Notes on the early Cretaceous of California 

and Oregon."

 [Remarks on the glaciation of the 

Great Plains region.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 275-276,1891.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 7, p. 143 (5 lines), 

1891.

Discussion of paper by W. Upbam, " Glacial 

lakes of Canada."

 Dawson, J. W. and. On Cretaceous 

plants from Port McNeill, Vancouver 

Island.

Canada, Royal Soc., Trans., vol. 6, Sec. IV, 

pp. 71-72,1889.

Abstract by J. "W. Dawson, Canadian RecSci., vol. 3, p. 167 (i p.), 1888.

Dawson, J. W. A handbook of the geography and natural history of the Province of Nova Scotia, 12°, Pictou, 1846.

 Geological excursion to Prince Edward Island.

Haszard's Gazette, 1842.

Dawson, J. W. Continued.

 On the newer coal formation of the 

eastern part .of Nova Scotia.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 1, pp. 322-330, 

map, 1845.

Geol. Soc., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 504-512, map, 

1846.

 On the lower Carboniferous rocks 

or gypsiferous formation of Nova 

Scotia.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 1, pp. 2Q-35, 

map by Gesner, 1845.

 Report on the coal fields of Caribou 

Cove, etc., 10 pages, folio, Halifax, 1846. 

[Legislative document.]

 On the gypsum beds of Nova Scotia. 

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 

271-274, 1848.

 On the New Red sandstone of Nova 

Scotia.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 4, pp. 50-59, 

map, 1848.

 Report on the coal fields of Caribou 

cove and river inhabitants, Cape Breton, Pictou, 1848.

 On the coloring matter o'f red sandstone, and the grayish and white beds 

associated with them.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 5, pp. 25-30,

1849.

 On the metamorphic and metalliferous rocks of eastern Nova Scotia.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 6, pp. 347-364,

1850. - '

 Additional notes on the red sandstones of Nova Scotia.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 8, pp. 398-400,

1852.

 On the Albert mine, Hillsboro, New 

Brunswick.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 9, pp. 107-114,

1853.

 On the structure of the Albion coal 

measures.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 10, pp. 42-47, 

1854.

 On a modern submerged forest at 

Fort Lawrence, Nova Scotia.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 11, pp. 119-122, 

1854.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 21, pp. 440-442, 

1856.

 On the coal measures of the south 

Joggins, Nova Scotia.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 10, pp. 1-42, 

1854.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 325

Dawson, J. W. Continued.

 Acadian geology, an account of the 

geological structure and mineral resources of Nova Scotia and portions of 

the neighboring Provinces of British 

America, xii, 388 pages, map, Edinburgh ; 1855,2dedition, xxvi, 694 pages, 

3 maps, plates, London, 1868; 3d edition, London, 1878.

Abstract, Canadian Jour., new series, vol. 

1. pp. 39-48, 1856.

Reviewed by E. Billings, Canadian Nat., 

vol. 5, pp. 450-455, and E. J. Chapman, Canadian Jour., new series, vol. 1, pp. 39-48.

Abstract of supplement to 2d edition by 

author, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 15, pp. 

478-480.

Abstract, Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 8, 

pp. 472^175,1878.

Maps of Pictou and Cape Breton coal fields 

(reduced) also in "Coal region of America," 

by J. Macfarlane, New York, 1873.

 On a modern submerged forest at 

Fort Lawrence, Nova Scotia.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 11, pp. 119-122, 

1855.

 On fossil coniferous wood from 

Prince Edward Island.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 

62-64,1856.

 On the parallelism of the rock formations of Nova Scotia with those of 

other parts of America.

Am. As., Proc., vol. 20, pt. 2, pp. 18-25,1857.

 On the geological structure and mineral deposits of the promontory of Maimanse, Lake Superior.

Canadian Nat., vol.2, pp. 1-12, plate, 1857.

 On the newer Pliocene fossils of the 

St. Lawrence Valley.

Am. As., Proc., vol. 11, pt. 2, pp. 74-75,1857. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 2, pp. 279-280,1857.

 On the newer Pliocene and post-Pliocene deposits of the vicinity of Montreal, with notices of fossils recently 

discovered in them.

Canadian Nat., vol. 2, pp. 401-426, 1857. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 25, 

pp. 275-277,1857.

 [Age of Trias. of'North Carolina, etc.] 

Canadian Nat., vol. 3, p. 80,1858.

 Coal in Canada, the Bowmanville 

discovery.

Canadian Nat., vol.3, pp.212-223, 1858.

[ ] A week in Gasp6.

Canadian Nat., vol. 3, pp. 321-331,1858.

Dawson, J. W. Continued.

 On the lower coal measures as developed iu British America.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 15, pp. 62-76, 

1859.

Abstract, Canadian Nat., vol. 3, pp. 190-192, 

1858; vol.4, pp.303-305, 1859.

 On the microscopic structure of 

some Canadian limestones.

Canadian Nat., vol. 4, pp. 161-169,1859.

 Additional notes on the post-Pliocene deposits of the St. Lawrence 

Valley.

Canadian Nat., vol. 4, pp. 23-39,1859. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 27, 

pp. 434-436,1856.

[ ] [Notes on fossiliferous Silurian in 

eastern Nova Scotia.]

Canadian Nat., vol. 5, pp. 297-299,1860.

[ ] Notes on coal field of Pictou.

Canadian Nat., vol. 5, pp. 285-286 (f p.), 1860.

 On the Silurian and Devonian rocks 

of Nova Scotia.

Canadian Nat., vol. 5, pp. 13.2-143,1860.

 Notes of Tertiary fossils from Labrador, Maine, etc.

Canadian Nat., vol. 5, pp. 188-200,1860.

[ ] Drift deposits of western Canada. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 6, pp. 219-224,1861.

 On the recent discoveries of gold in 

Nova Scotia.

Canadian Nat., vol. 6, pp. 417-432,1861.

 On the pre-Carboniferous flora of 

New Brunswick, Maine, and eastern 

Canada.

Canadian Nat., vol. 6, pp. 161-180,1861.

 Note on the geology of Murray Bay, 

lower St. Lawrence.

Canadian Nat., vol. 6, pp. 138-151,1861.

 [Description of fossil plants at 

Perry, Me.]

Maine, 2d Report on Nat. Hist, and Geol., 

pp. 402-404, Augusta, 1862. [7th annual report 

of Maine board of agriculture.]

 Notes on the flora of the White 

Mountains, in its geographical and 

geological relations.

Canadian Nat., vol. 7, pp. 81-102,1862.

 On the flora of the Devonian period 

in northeastern America.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 17,1863. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 35, pp. 311-319; 

vol. 36, pp. 41-42,1863.

 On American Devonian.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 35, pp. 309-311, 

1863.
326 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Dawson, J. W. Continued.

 Natural History Society [Montreal], 

annual meeting, address of the president.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 1, pp. 218- 

229, 1864.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 38, pp. 231-239, 

1864.

 Note on Lesley's paper on the coal 

measures of Cape Breton.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 9, pp. 165-167, 

208-209,1865.

 On the structure of certain organic 

remains in the Laurentian limestones 

of Canada.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 21, pp. 51-59, 

Plates VI-VII, ]865.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 2, pp. 99-111, 

127-128, 1865.

 Notes on post-Pliocene deposits at 

Riviere du Loup and Tadoussac.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 2, pp. 81-88, 

1865.

[ ] [Moutre'al Natural History Society] 

the president's address.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 2, pp. 300- 

304,1865.

 On the conditions of the deposition 

of coal, more especially as illustrated 

by the coal formation of Nova Scotia 

and New Brunswick.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 22, pp. 95-166, 

plate, 1866.

 On recent geological discoveries in 

the Acadian Provinces of British 

America. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 117-119, 1868.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 1, pp. 500-502,1868; 

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 3, pp. 295-296, 

1868.

 Comparison of the icebergs of Belle 

Isle with the glaciers of Mont Blanc, 

with, reference to the bowlder clay of 

Canada.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 3, pp. 33-44, 

1868.

 The evidence of fossil plants as to 

the climate of the post-Pli'ocene period 

in Canada.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 3, pp. 69-76, 

1868.

[ ] Note [on subdivision of the Acadian Carboniferous limestones].

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 3, p. 244 

(J p.), 1868.

Dawson, J. W. Continued.

 Note on supposed burrows of worms 

in the Laurentian. rocks of Canada. 

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 24,1868. 

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 3, pp. 321- 

322,1868.

 On some new fossil plants, etc., from 

Gasp 6.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 4, pp. 464- 

465, 1869.

[ ] Deep-sea dredging in its relations 

to geology.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 4, pp. 78-81, 

1869.

[ ] [Review of Croll on] geological 

time.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 4, pp. 73-78,

1869.

 On the graphite of the Laurentian 

of Canada.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 26, pp. 112-117,

1870. 

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 5, pp. 13-20,

1870.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 50, 

pp. 130-132, 1870.

 Notes on new points and corrections 

in Acadian geology.

Nova Scotian Inst. Nat. Sci., Trans., vol. 2, 

part 3, pp. 166-169,1870.

 On spore cases in coals.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, pp. 258-263,

1871.

 Geological survey of Canada, the 

fossil plants of the Devonian and Upper 

Silurian of Canada, 92 pages, 20 plates, 

Montreal, 1871.

 The post-Pliocene geology of Canada.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 6, pp. 19-42, 

166-187, 241-259, 369-416, map, plates, 1872.

Abstract, Geol. Mag., vol. 10, pp. 30-42, 1872.

Kepublished separate, 112 pages, map, Montreal, 1871 (?). '

 Notes on the geology of Prince Edward Island, in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Geol. M.tg., vol. 9, pp. 203-209, 1872.

[ ] On the physical geography of 

Prince Edward Island.

Canadian Nat., 2d series, vol. 6, pp. 342-343, 

1872.

 Note on fossil plants collected by 

Mr. J. Richardson.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress for 

1872-73, pp. 78-84, plate, Montreal, 1873.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 7, 

pp. 47-51, 1874
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 327

Dawson, J. W. Continued.

 American, lake basins and Arctic 

currents.

Geol. Mag., vol. 10, pp. 137-138,1873.

 [Introductory sketch of the geology 

of the lower Carboniferous coal measures and millstone grit, with the equivalent formations abroad.]

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report on fossil plants 

of tho Lower Carboniferous and millstone grit 

i of Canada, pp. 5-14, Montreal, 1873.

 On the geological relations of the 

iron ores of Nova Scotia.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 22, part. 2, pp. 138- 

146, 1873.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 7, pp. 129- 

138,1875.

 Impressions and footprints of 

aquatic animals and imitative markings on Carboniferous rocks.

Am. Jotir. Sci., 3d series, vol. 5, pp. 16-24,

1873.

 On the upper coal formation of 

eastern Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island in its relation to the Permian.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 30, pp. 209-219,

1874.

Abstracts, Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 

7, pp. 303-304,1875; Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, 

vol. 8, p. 467 (J p.), 1874. Geol. Mag., vol. 1, 

pp. 281-282,1874.

 Annual address of the president of 

the Natural History Society of Montreal.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 7, pp. 1-11, 

1875.

 Annual address [to Natural History 

Society of Montreal].

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 7, pp. 277- 

291,1875.

 What do we know of the origin and 

history of life on our planet?

Am. Nat., vol. 9, pp. 529-552,1875. 

i Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 24, part 2, pp. 3-20,

1875.

 Note on specimen of metadiabase 

from Connecticut Lake, collected and 

sliced by G. W. Hawes.

j Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 12, p. 395 (Jp.),

1876.

 Notes on the occurrence of Eozoon 

canadense at C6te St. Pierre.

Geol. Soo., Quart. Jour., vol. 32, pp. 66-75, 

plate, 1876. -

Dawson, J. W. Continued.

 Note on the phosphates of the Laurentian and Cambrian rocks of Canada. 

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 32, pp. 285-291, 

1876.

Canadian Nat., vol. 8, pp. 162-170,1876. 

Abstract, Phil. Mag., new series, vol. 1, pp. 

558-559,1876.

 On some new specimens of fossil 

Protozoa from Canada.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 24, part 2, pp. 100-105, 

1876.

 New facts relating to Eozoon canadense.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 25, pp. 231-234,1876. 

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 8, pp. 282-285, 

1876.

[ ] Annual address [to Natural History Society of Montreal] [Pleistocene 

history].

CanadianNat., new series, vol. 8, pp. 293-303, 

1878.

[ ] [Remarks on geology of. Boloeil 

and vicinity.]

CanadianNat., new series, vol. 8, pp. 286-288, 

1878.

 Semimetamorphic fossiliferous 

rocks containing serpentine.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 17, pp. 327-328 

(§ p.), 1879.

 Note on the geological relations of 

the fossil insects from the Devonian of 

New Brunswick.

The Devonian insects of New Brunswick, 

by S. H. Scudder.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Anniversary Memoirs, pp. 34-41 (in center), 4°, 1880.

 Notes on the limestones from the 

gneiss formation of Brazil.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19, p. 326 (J p.),

1880.

 Lecture notes on the geology and 

outline of geology of Canada, pages, 

Montreal, 1880. [Not seen.]

 Geological features of Bible lands.

Kansas City lloview, voL 4, pp. 672-674,1881.

 Note on the geology of the Peace 

River region.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, pp. 391-394,

1881.

 Additional observations on the superficial geology of British Columbia 

and adjacent regions.

GeoL Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 37, pp. 272-285, 

1881.

Abstracts, Phil. Mag., new series, vol. 11, 

pp. 539-540 ($ p.), 1881; Am. Jour. Sci., 3d 

series, vol. 22, pp. 75-77,1881.
328 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLU 127.

Dawson, J. W. Continued.

 Remarks on recent papers on the 

geology of Nova Scotia.

Canadian Fat., new series, vol. 9, pp. 1-16, 

1881.

 New facts respecting the geological 

relations and fossil remains of the Silurian iron ores of Pictou, Nova Scotia.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 9, pp. 313-314, 

332-344,1881.

. Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 20, 

p. 241 (| p.), 1880.

 Address [to Natural History Society 

of Montreal: Remarks on Quebec 

group].

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 9, pp. 166-180, 

1881.

 The geology of the Peace Eiver 

region.

Canadian Fat., new series, vol. 9, pp. 474-475 

(A P-), 1881.

 Notes on new Erian (Devonian) 

plants.

Geol. Soc. Quart. Jour., vol.37, pp.299-308, 

plates XII-XIII, 1881.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 22, 

p. 233 (i p.), 1881.

 Abstract of notes on fossil plants 

collected by Selwyn in the lignite 

Tertiary formation at Roches Perces, 

Souris River, Manitoba.

, Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 9, pp. 447-448, 

1881.

 Comparative view of the successive 

Paleozoic floras of Canada.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 31, pp. 4] 5-417,1882. 

.' Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 10, pp. 372- 

, 378,1882.

 On the Cretaceous and Tertiary 

1 floras of British Columbia and the

Northwest Territory. 

\ Koyai Soc. Canada, Trans., vol. 1, sec. 4, pp.

 : 15-34, pis. 1-8,4°, 1883.

f Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, 

pp. 410-411(J p.), 1884.

 On portions of the skeleton of a 

whale from gravel on the line of the 

Canada Pacific Railway near Smith's 

Falls, Ontario.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 200-202, 

1883.

Canadian Nat., 2d series, vol. 10, pp. 385-387, 

' 1883.

 On Quebec group in geology.

Life of Sir "William E. Logan, pp. 403-418, 

Montreal, 1883.

Dawson, J. W. Continued.

 Notice of graptolites of the Quebec 

group collected by Mr. James Richardson for the Peter Redpath Museum.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 10,pp. 461- 

463,1883.

 On some unsolved problems in 

geology.

Am. Assoc., Proc., Vol. 32, pp. 1-27,1883. 

Science, vol. 2, pp. 190-201, 1883. 

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 23, pp. 827-837; 

vol. 24, pp. 6-73, 1883.

 Canadian Pleistocene.

Geol. Mag., new series, vol. 10, pp. 111-113,

1883.

 Remarks on moraines and terraces.

Science, vol. 2, p. 321 (J p.), 1883.

 Observations on the geology of the 

line of the Canadian Pacific Railway.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 40,pp. 37(5-388,

1884.

Abstract, Phil.Mag., new series, vol. 18, pp. 

227-228, 1884.

 Geological relations - and mode of 

preservation of Eozoon cauadense. 

[Abstract.]

British Assoc., Report of 53d meeting, p. 

494 (a p.), 1884. 

Canadian Eec. Sci.. vol. 1, pp. 58-59,1885.

 On the more ancient land floras of 

the Old and New worlds.

British Assoc., Eeport of 54th meeting, pp. 

738-739,1885.

 On some relations of geological work 

in Canada and the Old World.

Royal Soc. Canada, Trans., vol. 2, sec. 4, pp. 

1-5, 4°, 1885.

 On the Mesozoic floras of the Rocky 

Mountain region of Canada.

Koyal Soc. Canada, Trans., vol. 3, sec. 4, pp. 

1-22, pis. i-iv, 1885.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 19, pp. 699-700; 

Science, vol. 5, pp. 458, 531-532,4°, 1885.

 Cretaceous floras of the Northwest. 

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 2, pp. 1-2,1886. 

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, 

p. 155 (£ p.); Am. Nat., vol. 20, pp. 157-158 

(i p.), 1888.

 Geology of the Atlantic Ocean.

[Address to British Association, September, 

1886.]

Canadian Hec. Sci., vol. 30, pp. 201-228 and 

265-285; Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 30, pp. 41- 

51,184-194; Sci. Am. Supp., vol. 22, pp. 9020- 

9023,4°, 1886.

 Note on bowlder drift and sea margins at Little Metis, lower St. Lawrence. 

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 2, pp. 36-38,1886.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 329

Dawson, J. W. Continued.

 Notes on fossil "woods from the western territories of Canada.

Canadian Koc. Sci., vol. 2, pp. 499-502,1887. 

.Nature, vol. 36, pp. 274-275,1887.

 On the relations of the geology of 

the Arctic and Atlantic basins.

British A.BSOC., Report of 56th meeting, 1886, 

p. 638 (J p.),1887.

 Some points in which American geological science is indebted to Canada.

Royal Soo. Canada, Trans., vol. 4, Sec. TV, 

pp. 1-8,1887.

 On the correlation of the geological 

structure of the maritime provinces of 

Canada with that of western Europe. 

[Abstract.]

Canadian Eec. Sci., vol. 2, pp. 404-406,1887.

Science, vol. 9, pp. 589-590,1887.

 On the fossil plants of the Laramie 

formation of Canada.

Royal Soc. Canada, Trans., vol. 4, Sec. IV, 

pp. 19-34, plates 1-2,1887.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, 

pp. 242-243,1886; Am. Nat., vol. 20, pp. 635-636, 

1886.

 Cretaceous floras of the Northwest 

Territories of Canada. [Abstract.] 

Am. Nat., vol. 22, pp. 953-959,1888. Read to 

Royal Soc. Canada, 1888.

 Preliminary note on new species of 

sponges from the Quebec group at Little Metis.

CanadianRec. Sci.,vol. 3,pp.49-59,plate,1888. 

. Eozoon canadense. 

i Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 3, pp. 201-226,1888. 

Extracts from publications of Peter Redpath Museum, September, 1888.

In part as "On new facts relating to Eozoon 

canadense," Geol. Mag., 3d decade, vol. 5, p. 

49-54, plate, 1888.

Reviewed in part by A. R. C. Sebvyn, 

Science, vol. 11, p. 146 ($ col.)

 Notes on fossil woods and other 

plant remains from the Cretaceous and 

Laramie formations of the western territories of Canada.

Royal Soc. Canada, Trans., vol. 5, Sec. IV, 

pp. 31-37, 40, 1888. 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 195-197,1888.

 On the Eozoic and Paleozoic rocks 

of the Atlantic coast of Canada in comparison with those of western Europe 

and the interior of America.

Geol. Soc. Quart. Gour.,vol.44,pp.797-817,1888

Abstracts, Geol. Mag., 3d decade, vol. 5, pp.

331-332, 1888; Canadian Rec. Sci., 'vol. 3, pp.

182-183,230-231; Nature, vol. 38, p. 142 (J col.);

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 36, p. 267 (J p.). 1889.

Dawson, J. W. Continued.

 [On nomenclature, subdivisions, 

characteristics, evidence of life, origin 

of some members of the Archean, 

origin of serpentines, classification of 

Archeau eruptives, and nomenclature 

of lower Paleozoic.]

International Gong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Reports, 1888, A, p. 71 (} p.), 1888.

 [On use of term " Taconic."]

International Gong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Reports, 1888, B, p. 17 (1 line), 1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, p. 207, 1888.

 On Neraatophyton and allied forms 

from the Devonian (Erian) of Gasp6 

and Bay of Chaleurs. Introductory 

geological note.

Royal Soc. Canada, Trans., vol. 6, Sec. IV, 

pp. 27-36,1889.

 Handbook of geology for the use of 

Canadian students, 250 pages, Montreal, 

1889.

 Supplemental note to a paper on the 

rocks of the Atlantic coast of Canada. 

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 45, p. 80 (J p.), 

1889.

 Note on Balanus hameri in the 

Pleistocene of Riviere Beaudette, and 

on the occurrence of peculiar varieties 

of Mya arenaria and M. truncata in the 

modern sea and in the Pleistocene. 

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol 3, pp. 287-292,1889.

 On new species of fossil sponges 

from the Siluro-Cambriau at Little 

Metis, on the lower St. Lawrence.

Canada, Royal Soc., Trans., vol. 7, Sec. IV, 

pp. 31-55, Plate III, 4°, 1890.

 On fossil plants collected by Mr. R. 

A. McConnell on Mackenzie River, and 

by Mr. T. C. Weston on Bow River.

Canada Royal Soc., Trans., vol. 7, Soc. IV, 

pp. 09-74, Plates X, XI, 4°, 1890.

 On the Pleistocene flora of Canada. 

Geology of the deposits.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 311-320,1890. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 24, pp. 293-294,1890.

 On burrows and tracks of invertebrate animals in Paleozoic rocks, and 

other markings.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 47, pp. 595-617, 

1890.

 Fossil plants from the Similkameen 

River and other places in the southern 

interior of British Columbia. 

Science, vol. 15, p. 373, (J col.), 4°, 1890. 

Abstract of paper read to Royal Soc. Canada. 1890.
330 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.-

Dawson, J. W. Continued.

 The Quebec group of Logan.

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 4, pp. 133-143; 1890.

 Carboniferous fossils from Newfoundland.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 529-540, 

plates 21,22,1891.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 259-260 (J p.), 

1891.

 On fossil plants from the Similkameen Valley and other places in the

southern interior of British Columbia.

Canada, Royal Soc., Trails., vol. 9, sec. 4, pp'

75-91,1891.

[ ] [The age of the Catskill flora.] 

Am. Geol., vol. 7, p. 363, (§ p.), 1891.

 Bain, Francis, and. Notes on the 

fossil flora of Prince Edward Island. 

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 1, pp. 154-161,1885.

 and Dawson, G. M. On Cretaceous 

plants from Port McNeill, Vancouver 

Island.

Canada, Royal Soc., Trans., vol. 6, Sec. IV, 

pp. 71-72,1889.

Abstract by J. "W. Dawaon, Canadian Rec. 

Sci., vol. 3, p. 167 (J p.), 1888.

 Grant, C. E., and. Notes on Pleistocene fossils from Anticosti.

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 2, pp. 44-48, 1887.

 and Harrington, B. J. Eeport on 

the geological structure and mineral 

resources of Prince Edward Island, the 

result of explorations conducted under 

the authority of the local government, 

52 pages, map, 3 plates, Montreal, 1871.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 3, p. 

222 (§ p.), 1871.

Dawson, S. J. Appendix No. 36. Report 

of the exploration of the country between Lake Superior and the Red River 

colony and between the latter place 

and the Assiniboine and Saskatchewan 

rivers, 43 pages, map, 4°, Toronto, 1859. 

Bound in Appendix No. 4 to the 17th 

volume of the Journals of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada, session of 1859.

[Day, David T.] Infusorial earth.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Mining Resources, 1887, p. 

554 (J p.), 1888.

Day, F. H. On the fauna of the Niagara 

and upper Silurian rocks as exhibited 

in Milwaukee and adjacent counties.

Wisconsin Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 4, pp. 

113-125,1878.

Deane, James. On the fossil footmarks 

of Turners Falls, Mass.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 46, pp. 73-77, 2 plates, 

1844.

 Illustrations of fossil footmarks.

Boston Jour. Nat. Hist., vol. 5, pp. 277-284, 

plate, 1847.

[De Bow, J. D. B.] Texas coal fields. 

De Bow Review, Vol. 10, p. 77,1851.

[ ] Texas and her resources. ' 

De Bow Review, vol. 19, pp. 22-29,1855.

[ ] The hot springs of Arkansas. 

De Bow Review, vol. 30, pp. 86-94,1867.

De Cew, John. Geology of townships 

of Windham and Middletown, county 

of Norfolk, Canada west.

Canadian Jour., vol. 6, new series, pp. 295- 

297, 1861.

 Age of the Oriskany sandstone.

Canadian Jour., vol. 7, new series, pp. 190- 

193,1862. j

Deeks, William. The lower Helderberg

formation of St. Helens Island. ;

Canadian Rec, Sci., vol, 4, pp. 105-109,1890. ;

De Gr6ot, Henry. The manufacture of 

glass in California. History, condition, 

aud future of the business.

California, 9th Report of State Mineralogist, 

pp. 324-329,1890.

[ ] The Searles borax marsh.

California, 10th Report of State Mineralogist, pp. 534-539,1890.

DeKay, J. E. On the supposed transportation of rocks.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 13, pp. 348-350, 1828.

 [Scratches and furrows in rocks of 

New York Island.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 16, p. 357 (J p.), 1829. 

Read to New York Lyceum.

 Observations on a fossil jaw of a 

species of gavial from west Jersey.

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Annals, vol. 

3, pp. 156-165, 1836.

De la Beche, H. T. Remarks on the 

geology of Jamaica.

Geol. Soc., Trans., 2d ser., vol. 2, pi. 18, 4°, 

1827.

 Sketch of a classification of the 

European rocks.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 18, pp. 26-37, 1830. 

From London Phil. Mag. f!br December, 1829. 

Geological Manual, Philadelphia, 1832.

Delafield, [James]. Geological remarks 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 4, p. 282 (J p.), 1822.
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Delafield, John. A general view and 

agricultural survey of the county of 

Seneca.

N. Y. State Agri. Soc., Trans., pp. 356-61C, 

map, 1850.

Delafield, Joseph. Report upon the minerals, geological specimens, and fossils 

from the Island of St. Lorenzo, presented to the New York Lyceum of

" Natural History by Dr. Buckerkoff. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 38, pp. 201-202,1839.

 Notice of new localities of simple 

minerals, along the north coast of Lake 

Superior and in the Indian Territory, 

northwest from Lake Superior to the 

River Winnipeg.

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Annals, vol. 

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Delafield, Richard. Report on the survey of the Passes of the Mississippi.

Message Prest.U.S.,21st Gong.,House Ex. 

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De Laski, John. [Glaciation in Vinalhaven region.]

Maine, Preliminary report on natural history and geology, pp. 263-265, Augusta, 1861.

 Ancient glacial action in the southern part of Maine.

Maine, 2d annual report on natural history 

and geology, pp. 382-388, Augusta, 1862.

[7th annual report of Maine board of agriculture.]

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 36, 

pp. 274-276,1862.

 On the motion of glaciers.

Portland Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 

168-178,1869.

 Glacial action about Penobscot Bay. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 37, pp. 335-344, 

1864.

 Post-Tertiary of Maine.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 42, p. 426 (J p.), 

1866.

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Am. Jour. Soi., 3d series, vol. 3, pp. 27-31, 

1872.

Delaware.

1807. Observations on geology of

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map, Maclure. 

1818. Geology of the United States,

Maclure. 

1829. Observations on ferruginous sand

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Morton, S. G. 

Secondary, Tertiary, and alluvial

of Atlantic Coast, Vanuxein.

Delaware Continued.

1830. Ferruginous sand formation of 

the United States, Morton, S. G.

1835. Report on country between the 

Missouri and Red rivers, Featberstouhaugh.

1839. First and second reports on Delaware, Booth.

1841. Survey of Delaware, Booth.

1849. New localities of Infusoria in 

Maryland, Bailey, J. W.

1852. Observations on magnetism, 

Locke.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Depth of ocean of chalk deposits, 

Rogers, H. D.

1855. Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1858. Sketch of geology of United

States, Rogers, H. D. 

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1866. Map of Canada and part of United 

States, Logan and Hall.

1871. Clay with recent shells and sand 

dunes of Cape Henlopen, Martin, D. S.

1873. Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock; Hitchcock, C. H., 

and Blake.

1875. Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

1879. Macfarlaue's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Uhler.

1883. Superficial drift, Chester.

Bowlder drift in Delaware, 

Chester.

1884. Contributions to Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

Tertiary of Eastern and Southern 

States, Heilprin.

Gravels of northern Delaware and 

Maryland, Chester.

1885. Map of the United States, McGee. 

Review of geology of Delaware, 

Chester.

1886. Gravels of southern Delaware

peninsula, Chester. 

Gabbros and associates in Delaware, Chester.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

1889. Dunes of Lewes, Rothrock.

1890. Gabbros and associates, Chester. 

Warren's Geography, Brewer.
332 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Delaware Continued.

1890. Macfarlane's Railroad Guide, 

Chester.

1891. Cambrian of North America, 

Walcott.

Cretaceous of North America, 

White, C. A.

Fallen forest and peat layer underlying aqueous deposits, 

Cresson.

Mesozoic and Cenozoic, Darton.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Submarine channels, Lindenkohl.

De Leon, Edwin. The Bayoti Teche.

Frazer's Mag., new series, vol. 11, pp. 27-79 

[London], 1875.

Delesse, A. Mines de fer des fitatsUnis.

Annales dee Mines, vol. 12, pp. 805-841,1857.

Deming, J. L., Herrick, C. L., Clark, 

E. S., and. Some American norites and 

gabbros.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 339-346, plate, 1888.

Dennis, D. W. The east-west diameter 

of the Silurian island about Cincinnati. 

Am. Nat., vol. 22, p. 94 (8 lines), 1888.

Denniston, Goldsmith. Survey of the 

county of Steuben.

New York State Agri. Soc., Trans., pp. 548- 

661, map, 1861.

 Agricultural survey of the county of 

Orange.

New York State Agri. Soc., Trans., pp. 135- 

235, map, 1862.

Denton, William. On a mineral resembling albertite from Colorado.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 305- 

306,1866.

 [On asphalt bed near Los Angeles, 

Cal.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 185- 

186,1877.

[De Fourtales, L. F.] [Constitution of 

the bottom of the ocean off Cape Hatteras.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 58- 

59, 1872. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 5, pp. 124-125,1871.

De Ranee, C. E., Feilden, H. W., and. 

Geology of the coast of the Arctic lands 

visited by the [Nares expedition].

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 34, pp. 556-567, 

plate, 1878.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 16, 

pp. 139-142.

Derby, Orville A. The Carboniferous 

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Am. Nat., vol. 8, pp. 441-442, 1874.

 On the diamantiferous region of Parana, Brazil.

Am. .Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 251-258, 

1880.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, 

pp. 310-311 (ft p.), 1879.

 The geology of the lower Amazonas4 

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 18. pp. 155-178,

1880.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 17, pp. 309-310,1883. 

Abstract by R. Rathbun, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d

series, vol. 17, pp. 464-468,1879.

[ ] Geology of the Bio Sao Francisco, 

Brazil.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19, p. 236 (J p.),

1880.

 On the age of the Brazilian gneiss 

series; discovery of Eozoon.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19, pp. 324-326, 

1880.

 Modes of occurrence of the diamond 

in Brazil.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 24, pp. 34-42, 

1882.

 On the gold-bearing rocks of the 

Province of Minas Geraes, Brazil.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 23, p. 178,1882.

 Geology of the diamond.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 23, pp. 97-99, 

1882.

 On the flexibility of itacolumite.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 203-205, 

1884.

 Note on the decay of rocks in 

Brazil.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, pp. 138-139, 

1884.

 Peculiar modes of occurrence of gold 

in Brazil.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 440-447, 

1884.

 The drainage system of Brazil.

Science, vol. 5, pp. 297-299,1885. From the 

Rio News.

 The physical features of Brazil.

Science, vol. 5, pp. 273-275,1885. From the 

Eio News.

 On the occurrence of monazite as an 

accessory element in rocks.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 37, pp. 109-113, 

1889.

 On the occurrence of xenotirne as an 

accessory element in rocks.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, pp. 308-311, 

1891.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 333

Derby, Orville A. Continued.

 On the magnetite ore districts of 

Jacupiranga and Ipanema, Sao Paulo, 

Brazil.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, pp. 311-321, 

1891.

 Neplieline-bearing rocks in Brazil. 

[Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci, Proc., vol. 39, p. 263 

(Jp.),1891.

 Observations on the genesis of certain magnetites. [Abstract.]

Am. Aasoo. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 39, p. 263 

(4 lines), 1891.

Deroux, H. Die Kupfergruben des Oberen Sees.

Journal clos Mines, vol. 7,1860. 

Berg- und Hiitten. Zeit., pp. 305-307,329-331, 

1801.

Des Cloiseaux, M. do. Optical examination of the red feldspar of the granite 

from Lyme, Conn.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 20, pp. 335-336 

(J p.), 1880.

Desor, E. On the phenomena of drift 

and glacial action in New England. 

Read to Assoc. Am. Geol., etc., 1847. 

Am. Quart. Jour. Agri. and Sci., vol. 6, pp. 

213-214, November number, 1847.

 On Glacial scratches.

Bead to Assoc. Am. Geol., 1847.

Am. Quart. Jour. Agri. and Sci., vol. 6, pp.

214,216-217,217-218,1847.

 On the relations which exist between 

the phenomena of erratic blocks in 

northern Europe and the elevations of 

Scandinavia.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 3, pp. 313-318, 

1847.

 [Sur.le terrain erratique de l'Am6- 

rique du Nord.]

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 5, pp. 

89-98,1848.

[ ] [Belemnites from so-called mica 

slates of St. Gothard.]

Boston Soo. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. .3, p. 19 

(ft p.), 1848.

 On the origin of the parallel trains 

of bowlders in Berkshire County, Mass. 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 260- 

261 (J p.), 1848.

[ ] [Fossils in drift at Brooklyn and 

Westport, N. Y.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 2, p. 247 

(J p.), 1848.

 On a deposit of drift shells in the 

cliffs of Sancati, Island of Nantucket. 

Am. Assoo., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 100-101,1849.

Desor, E. Continued.

 Des alluvions marines et lacustres 

et du terrain erratique de 1'Ame'rique 

du Nord.

Soc. Geol. Trance, Bull., 2d series, vol. 7, 

pp. 623-631, 1850.

 Note sur 1'existence de coquillea marines des mers actuelles dans le bassin 

duLac Ontario (Canada) jusqu'i\ 1'altitude de 310 pieds.

Soc. G6ol. France, Boll., 2d series, vol. 8, 

pp. 420-423, 1851.

[ ] [Equivalency of the Tertiary.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 247, 

(& P-), 1851.

 [On the origin of contorted strata of 

sand and clay.]

Am. Acad., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 282-283,1851.

[ ] [Peculiarities in scratchings on 

puddingstone of Brookline, Mass.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 28, 

(I P.), 1851.

[ ] [Drift fossils from Nantucket.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol.3, pp. 79- 

80, 1851.

 Potsdam on the St. Croix.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 202, 

1851.

[ ] [On grinding power of glaciers.]

Boston Soc. Nat.. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 95,

(J p.), 1851. Keinarks by Cabotand Whitney.

[ ] [On marine shells far above the 

present sea level.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 115- 

116,117 (J p.), 1851.

[ ] Shark's tooth from Keokvik. [On 

correlation the of the strata of the eastern and central United States.]

Boston Soc. N at. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 257- 

258 (J p.), 1851.

[ ] [Note on the terraces of Lake 

Erie, etc. Letters from Whittlesey 

and Lapham;]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 291- 

292,1851. Kemark by C. T. Jackson, p. 292.

[ ] [Note on the relation of the alluvium to the drift of the Mississippi.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3. pp. 242- 

243 (§ p.), 1851.

[ ] On the parallelism of mountain 

chains in America.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., vol, 3, pp. 380-382. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 12, pp. 118-120, 

1851.

[ ] [Swamps on the Western rivers.] 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 376 

(i p.), 1851.
334 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Desor, E. Continued. 

[^ ] [On the Ridge road from Rochester to Lewiston, and on other similar 

terraces.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc,, vol. 3, pp. 358- 

359(J p.), 1851.

[ ] [On the deposits of marine shells 

in Maine, on Lake Champlain, and on 

the St. Lawrence.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 

357-358 (4 p.), 1851. Remarks by Rogers, p. 

358 (J p.).

[ ^] [On the clay and drift deposits 

near Lake Superior, and their connection with similar deposits farther 

West.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 

235-236, 242, 1851.

 On the superficial deposits of this 

district.

Report on the geology of Lake Superior 

land district, part 2; the iron region, together 

 with the general geology, by Poster and 

Whitney; special sess., March, 1851, Senate 

Ex. Doc. No. 4, pp. 232-270, "Washington, 1851. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 13, pp. 93-109, 

1851.

 Lettre sur la limite du ph6nomene 

erratique.

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 8, 

pp. 64-72, 1851.

 [Remarques sur la carte ge"ologique 

du lac SupeYieur de Foster et Whitney.] 

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 9, pp. 

280-281, 1852.

 Post-Pliocene of the Southern States 

and its relation to the Laurentian of 

the North and the deposits of the valley of the Mississippi.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 14, pp. 49-59,

1852.

 Lettre sur les drifts de l'Ame"rique 

du Nord.

Soc. G6ol. Prance, Bull., 2d series, vol. 9, 

pp. 94-96, 1852.

 Note sur le terrain quaternaire de 

I'Ame'rique du Nord.

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 9, 

pp. 281-285, 1852. 

Annual of Sci. Discovery, 1853, pp. 269-272,

1853.

 [Sur divers me"moires pre"sente"s au 

Congres semi-annuel des naturalistes 

ame'ricains a Cincinnati.]

Soc. G6ol. France, 2d series, vol. 9, pp. 312- 

323,1852.

Desor, E. Continued.

 [Ueber den Parallelismus der Diluvialgebildeund erratischen Phanomene 

in der Schweiz, den Norden von Europa 

und Nordamerika.]

Geol. Gesell., Zeit., 2d edition, vol. 4, pp. 

669-679, 185.

 Die erratischen Erscheinungen im 

Norden von Europa und Amerika. 

Neues Jahrbuch, 1853, pp. 495-496,1853. 

From Bull. TJniv., 1852, Arch. Phys., CXXI, 

180-184.

 [Ueber Niagara Falls.]

Geol. Gesell., Zeit., vol.5, pp.643-644 (§ p.), 

1853.

[ ] [Drift of eastern Massachusetts.] 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, p. 181 

(^ P.), 1854.

[ ] [Originof coarse drift near Boston.] 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol, 4, p. 10 

(J p.), 1854.

[ ] [On the origin of some of the elements of the so-called Tertiary or drift 

of Lake Superior, etc.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol.4, pp. 28- 

29 (§ p.), 1854.

[ ] [On the existence of dunes on the 

shores of the upper American lakes.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 207; 

vol. 4, pp. 41-42,1854.

[ ] [On the parallelism of the Quaternary deposits of Europe and America.] 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc,, vol. 4, pp. 49- 

51,1854.

[ ] [On the drift deposits of Brooklyn, 

N.Y.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, pp. ISO181, 1854. Remarks by Gould, Jackson, and 

Rogers, pp. 181-182.

 The falls of Niagara.

Pottsville Sci. Assoc., Bull., pp. 5-10, plate, 

1855.

Translated from Acad. Nat. Sci., of Neufchatel, Proc., 1854.

 and Cabot, Edward C. On the 

Tertiary and more recent deposits in 

the Island of Nantucket.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 5, pp. 340-342, 

1849.

 Rogers, H. D., and. [On the equivalency in geologic age of the coal formation of the United States and the anthracitiferous strata of France.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 189- 

191,1854.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 335

Desor, E. Continued. 

[ and Whitney, J. D.] [On so-called 

fossil raindrops on New Red sandstone 

and on Potsdam sandstone.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 200- 

202,1851.

Devereux, B. D. The- Deer Creek coal 

fields, Arizona.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. ii2, pp. 404-405, 

4°, 1881.

Devereux, Walter B. The occurrence of 

gold in the Potsdam formation, Black 

Hills, S. Dak.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 10, pp. 

465-475,1882.

Devonian.

APPALACHIAN REGION (New York to

Alabama).

1787. Miiieralogische Kenntniss des 

ostlichen Theils von NordAmerika, etc., Schoepf. 

1818. Index to geology of the Northern States, Eaton. 

Geology of the United States,

Maclure.

1820. Account of Kaatskill Mountains, Dwight, HS E. 

Geology of the Hudson River,

Akerly.

Survey of Albany County, N.Y., 

Eaton and Beck.

1822. Notes on the Catskills, Barton,

D.W.

Survey of Rensselaer County, 

N. Y., Eaton.

1823. Memoir on Catskill Mountains, 

Pierce.

1824. Survey of Erie Canal, Eaton.

Expedition to sources of St. 

Peters River, Keating.

Van Reneselaer on salt, Percival.

Nomenclature of North American rocks, Eaton.

Tabular view of North American rocks, Eaton.

1830. Feature of south side of Ontario Valley, Geddes.

Co.il formation of State of New 

York, Eaton.

Geological text-book, Eaton.

Gray wacke region of New York, 

Morse.

Dips in western New York, 

Thomas, D.

Geologic prodromus, Eaton.

Devonian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN REGION (New York to 

Alabama) Continued.

1831. Eaton on coal formations in

New York, Thomas, D. 

Features along the Hudson and 

through New York, Eaton.

1832. Geology of Wayne County, 

Pa., Davis, J.P.

Stratigraphic geology established by organic remains, 

Eaton.

Geological equivalents, Eaton.

1833. Fountain of petroleum, Silliman. 

Coal beds of Pennsylvania,

equivalents in Europe, Eaton. 

Facts relating to diluvial action

in New York, Thompson,

W.A.

1835. Geology and mineralogy of

Schoharie, N. Y., Gebhard, J. 

Portions of coal formations in

Pennsylvania, Taylor, R. C. 

Description of portion of the

Alleghany Mountains, Pa.,

Miller, E. 

Travertine in Virginia,Featherstouhaugh.

1836. First report on survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Reconnaissance from Washington, through Wisconsin, to 

Coteau de Prairie, Featherstonhaugh.

First report of survey of New 

Jersey, Rogers, H. D.

Reconnaissance of Virginia, 

Rogers, W. B.

1837. First report on first district of 

New York, Mather.

Physical geography of Maryland, Ducatel.

Geology of western New York, 

Hayes, G. E.

Report of survey of Virginia for 

1836, Rogers, W. B.

First report on survey of third 

district of New York, Conrad.

1838. Second report of survey of

fourth district of New York

Hall, J. 

Second report on survey of

Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D. 

Report of survey of Virginia

for 1837, Rogers, W. B.
336 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Devonian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN REGION (New York to 

Alabama) Continued.

1838. Remarks on rocks of New York, 

Dewey, C.

1839. Geology of Orange County, 

N. Y., Horton, W.

Third report of fourth district 

of New York, Hall, J.

Second report on paleontology 

of New York, Courad.

Report of chemistry of the survey of New York, Beck.

Third report on survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Corniferous lime rock as the line 

of reference in New York and 

Pennsylvania, Eaton.

Third report of third district of 

New York, Vanuxem.

Evidences of diluvial currents 

in western New York, Hayea, 

G. E.

Geology and topography of 

western New York, Hayes, 

G. E.

Report of survey of Virginia 

for 1838, Rogers, W. B.

1840. Fourth report of geologist of

first district of New York,

Mather. 

Fourth report of survey of the

fourth district of New York,

Hall, J. 

Appendix to report on the third

district of New York, Carl,

E.S. 

Report of survey of Virginia

for 1839, Rogers, W. B. 

On the Silurian system, Conrad. 

Mud furrows, wave lines, etc.,

on New York rocks, Hall, J. 

Appendix to report of the

fourth district of New York,

Horsford.

Report on minerals and chemical department, of New York,

Beck. 

Fourth report of survey of the

third district of New York,

Vanuxem. 

Fourth report on survey of

Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

1841. Fifth report 011 survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Devonian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN REGION (New York to 

Alabama) Continued.

1841. Model of western Schuylkill

coal field, Taylor, R. C. 

Report of survey of Virginia

for 1840, Rogers, W. B. 

Report on paleontology of New

York, Conrad. 

Fifth report of survey of first

district of New York, Mather. 

Fifth report of fourth district

of New York, Hall, J.

1842. Geology of third district of New 

York, Emmons, E.

Topography, geology, and resources of New York, Emmons, E.

Notes on geology of the Western States, Hall, J.

Silurian and Devonian of the 

United States, Conrad.

Ancient erosion at base of the 

Oriskany, Rogers, W. B.

Structure of the Appalachians, 

Rogers and Rogers.

1843. Superposition of rocks of 

Orange County, N. Y., Horton, W.

Section from Cleveland to the 

Mississippi, and on identity 

of Western formations, 

Hall, J.

Connection of thermal springs 

in Virginia with axes and 

faults, Rogers, W. B.

Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

Marcellus and Hamilton in the 

West and South, Rogers, 

H.D.

Bituminous matter in New 

York rocks, Beck, L. C.

Distribution of fossils in the 

older rocks, Hall, J.

Structure of the Appalachians, 

Rogers and Rogers.

Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

1844. Influence of survey of New

York, Hall, J. 

Review of New York reports,

Owen, D. D. 

Geology of Niagara Falls

region, Hall, J.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 337

Devonian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN REGION (New York to

Alabama) Continued. 

1844. Geographic distribution of fossils, Hall, J.

American geology and condition of research in United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

1846. The New York system, Ernmons, E. 

Geology of Harpeth Ridge,

Davidson County, Tenn.,

Loomis. 

Agriculture of New York, Eminons, E.

1847. Distribution of remains in 

older formations of the 

United States, Hall, J.

Parallelism of Paleozoic s of 

North America with those of 

Europe, Verneuil, Hall, J.

Paleontology of New York, vol. 

1, Hall, J.

No coal in New York rocks, 

Emmons, E.

1848. Letters on geology, Christy. 

View of gorge at Summit, N.Y.,

Emmons, E.

Fossils of Paleozoic of Uni'ted 

States, etc., Sharpe, D. ,

1849. Fussspureu in alten rothen 

Sandstein in Pennsylvania, 

Lea.

1850. Survey of Seneca County, N. Y., 

Delafield.

1851. Specimens presented to New

York Museum, Hough. 

Equivalency of rocks of northeast Ohio with those of New 

York, Whittlesey. 

Survey of county of Madison, 

N. Y., Evans.

1852. Foot marks in sandstone in 

Schuylkill County,Pa.,Lea,I.

1853. Recherches en Pennsylvanie,

Rogers, H. D. 

Geologic map of United States,

etc., Marcou, J.

Oil Creek district, Pa., Ridgway.

1854. Fourth report of chemist of 

Maryland, Higgius.

1855. Remarks on Sussex County, 

N. J., Kitchell, W.

Bull. 127 22

Devonian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN REGION (New York to

Alabama) Continued. 

1855. Description of supposed ichthyodorntite, Hopkins. 

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou. 

Footprints in sandstone of

Pottsville, Pa., Lea, L. 

Esquissege'ologiquedu Canada, 

Logan and Hunt.

1858. Geology of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Second report on Alabama, Tuomey.

Paleozoic basin of New York, 

Bigsby.

First report on Alabama, Tuomey.

Laws of structure of most disturbed zones of earth's crust, 

Rogers, H. D.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

1859. Geology of Bradford County,

Pa., Horton, G. F. 

Survey of Onoudaga, N. Y.,

Geddes. 

Sedimentary and other relations

of Paleozoic fossils of New

York, Bigsby. 

Paleontology of New York, vol.

3, Hall, J. . |

1860. First report of chemist of Maryland, Tyson. j

1861. History of petroleum, Hunt,T. S. 

Devonian and Carboniferous of

Iowa, Rogers, W. B. < 

Survey of county of Steuben,

N. Y., Denniston. , 

Guide to geology of New York,

Lincklaen. 

Distribution and relations of

rock oil, Andrews, E. B. 

Appalachian mountain system,

Guyot.

1862. Chemung rocks of Mississippi 

Valley, White and Whitfield.

Catskill group of New York, 

Hall, J.

Age of rocks of New York, heretofore called old red sandstone, Jewett.
338 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Devonian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN EEGION (New York to 

Alabama) Continued.

1862. Survey of county of Orange,

N. Y.; Denniston. 

Age of Oriskany sandstone, De 

Cew.

1863. Flora of Devonian in northeastern America, Dawson, J. W. 

American Devonian, Dawson, 

J.W.

1864. Catskill group in New York,

Hall, J. 

Action of oil wells, Evans, E. W.

1865. Oil region of Pennsylvania, 

Sayles.

Coal and gypsum of southern 

Virginia, Lesley, J. P.

Geography and geology of petroleum, Leeds.

Eeport of survey of New Jersey 

for 1864, Cook, G. H.

1866. Fossil localities in Livingston 

and Genesee counties, N. Y., 

Green, H. A.

Map of Canada and part of the 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

History of oil region of Venango, Pa., Eaton, S. J. M.

Petroleum and its geologic relations, Andrews, E. B.

1867. Sur les pe"troles de r'Ame'rique 

du Nord, Hunt, T. S.

1868. Geology of New Jersey, Cook, 

G.H.

1869. Discovery of oil 70 miles above 

Pittsburg, Lesley, J. P.

1870. Gas well in New York, Wurtz.

1871. Pennsylvania's foundation

stones, Leeds.

Plants of Devonian and Silurian of Canada, Dawson,

J.W. 

Devonian age of Schunemunk

Mountain, N. Y., Martin, D. S. 

Eolations of Oneonta and Montrose sandstones, Hall, J. 

Geology and mineralogy of

Georgia, Stepheuson. 

Geognosie und Mineralreichthum des Alleghany-Systems,

Credner. 

1873. Fossil trees of Gilboa, N. Y.,

Hall, J.

^Devonian Continued.

APPALACHIAN EEGION (New York to 

Alabama) Continued.

1873. St. Clairsville and Bedford 

Eailroadand Dunnings Creek 

fossil ore, Pa., Lesley, J. P.

Structure of Tazewell, Eussell, 

and Wise counties, Va., Lesley,^ P.

Eecord of oil wells, Armstrong 

County, Pa., Lesley, J. P.

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

1874. Gardner oil wells, East Shamburg, Pa., Hall, J.

Breaks in Paleozoic series, 

Hunt, T. S.

Circles of deposition, Newberry.

Niagara and lower Helderberg, 

in United States and Canada, 

Hall, J.

Subdivisions of geologic time 

in Manual of Geology, Dana, 

J.D.

1875. Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Geography and geology of petroleum, Wrigley.

Eeport on Venango oil district, 

Pa., Carll.

Section from Alleghany Mountains to Brush Valley, Pa., 

Fagaii and Young.

Eocks of Ulster County, N. Y., 

Lindsley.

1876. Lower Helderberg of Port Jervis, N. Y., Barrett.

Boyds Hill gas well, Pa., Lesley^. P.

Handbook of Georgia, James.

Glaciation along Kittatinny 

Mountain, Hall, C. E.

Coals in No. X, in Huntington 

County, Pa., Lesley, J. P.

Southern counties of New York 

and Catskill range, Hall, J.

Virginia geographical and political summary, Hotchkiss.

Eeport of survey of Alabama, 

1875, Smith, E. A.

History of explorations in 

Pennsylvania, etc., Lesley, 

J.P.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 339

Devonian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN REGION (New York to 

Alabama) Continued.

1876. Durability of natural gas supply, Platt, F.

Conglomerate series of West 

Virginia, Fontaine.

Geology of oil regions of the 

United States, Newberry.

Resources of West Virginia, 

Maury and Fontaine.

Coosa coal fields, Ala., Smith, 

E.A.

1877. Oil records and levels, Pennsylvania, Carll.

Ithaca and vicinity, Simons.

Oil wells of western Pennsylvania, Nettleton.

Oil well records of Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Report on Fayette and Westmoreland coalfields, Pa., Stevenson. '

Section of Paleozoic in central 

Pennsylvania, Ashburner.

Report on York, Adams, Cumberland, and Franklin counties, Pa., Frazer, P.

Gas well at West Bloomfield, 

N. Y., Wurtz.

Vespertine of the Virginias, 

Fontaine.

Map of Pennsylvania, Lesley, 

J.P.

Lower Helderberg at Port Jervis, N. Y., Barrett.

Minerals of southwest Virginia, 

Boyd.

Axes about Cumberland Gap, 

Shaler.

1878. Heyners Station oil section, 

Clinton County, Pa., Chance.

Petroleum and other hydrocarbons, Broadhead.

Limits of Catskill and Chemung formations in Pennsylvania, Sherwood, A.

Geology of the Catskills, 

Hall, J.

Catalogue of rock specimens, 

survey of Pennsylvania, 

Hall, C. E.

Section along Schoharie Creek, 

N. Y., Sherwood and Sherwood.

Devonian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN REGION (New York to 

Alabama) Continued.

1878. Bradfield and Tioga counties, 

Pa., Platt, F.; Lesley, J. P.

Section of Paleozoic rocks, 

Clinton County, Pa., Chance.

Fossil ore of Juniata district, 

Pa., Dewees, Lesley, J. P.

Catalogue of exhibit of survey 

of New Jersey, Cook, G. H.

Section in Catskill Mountains, 

Sherwood, A.

Correlation of lower Helderberg of New York, Callaway.

Upper Devonian of southwestern Pennsylvania, Stevenson.

Region along Virginia and Kentucky State line, Moore.

Report on Indiana County, Pa., 

Platt, W. G.; Lesley, J. P.

Geologic history of New York 

Island, etc., Newberry.

Geology of New York State, 

Callaway.

Rock salt in western New York, 

Macfarlane.

Dikes and Azoic of southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Section of Paleozoic rocks in 

Blair County, Pa., Platt and 

Sanders.

Outline of geology of Alabama, 

Smith, E. A.

1879. Virginia section across Appalachian chain, Campbell, J. L.

Bradford oil district of Pennsylvania, Ashbnrner.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Pennsylvania, 

Lesley, J. P.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to western Maryland, Fontaine.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to New York, 

Macfarlane.

Report of geologist of New Jersey for 1879, Cook, G. H.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

Macfarlane's "Geological Railroad Guide to Alabama, Gesner and Smith.
340 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Devonian Continued. 

. APPALACHIAN REGION (New York to 

Alabama) Continued.

1879. Macfarlane's Railroad Guide to

West Virginia, Stevenson and

Fontaine. 

Second report of laboratory of

survey of Pennsylvania, McCreath.

Macfarlane's Geological Kailroad Guide to New Jersey,

Smock. 

Eeport of survey of Alabama

for 1877-78, Smith, E. A. 

Paleontology of New York,

vol. 5. Hall, J. 

Limestones at falls of the Ohio,

Hall, J. 

A study of rocks at Rondout,

Lindsley. 

Silurian formation in central

Virginia, Campbell, J. L. 

Catoosa County, Ga., Vogdes.

1880. Structure and hypsometry of 

Catskill Mountains, Guyot.

Fossils and rocks near White 

Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier 

County, W. Va., Meek.

County adj acent to James River 

and Kanawha Canal, Campbell, J. L.

Rich Patch iron region, Va., 

Campbell, J. L.

Minerals of southwestern Virginia, Ruffner.

Reconnaissance from Poulet to 

Sharon, Pa., Ashburner.

Resources near route of Richmond and Southwestern Railway, Hotchkiss.

Well records in McKean and 

Elk counties, Pa., Ashburner..

Geology of Clinton County, 

Pa., Chance, Lesley, J. P.

Paleontologic researches on 

S Genessee slate, Williams.

Geology of Potter County, Pa., 

i Sherwood, A.; Lesley, J. P.

Geology of Clarion County, Pa., 

i Chance.

Relations of Oneonta and sandstones of the Catskills, 

Hall, J.

Iron ores of the Virginias,

i Rogers, W.B. - "

Devonian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN REGION (New York to 

Alabama) Continued.

1880. Geologic action of humus 

acids, Julien.

Resources of Brocks Gap, Va., 

Campbell, J. L.

Geology of the oil regions, 

Carll.

Bradford oil sand, Pa., Ashburner.

Section, at Low Moor, Va., 

Wickes.

Geology of McKean County, 

Pa., Ashburner.

Special survey of sub-Carboniferous of Pennsylvania, 

Chance.

Resources of Shenandoah Valley, Va., Hotchkiss.

Report on line of Richmond 

and Southwestern Railway, 

Shaler.

Lycoming and SulJivan counties, Pa., Sherwood and Platt.

1881. Alabama north of the Tennessee, McCalley.

Norfolk and Western and Shenandoah railroads, Hotchkiss.

Channel fillings in Devonian 

shales of New York, Williams, 

H.S.

Rich Patch iron region, Campbell, J. L.

Bratton Run basin, Hotchkiss.

Third report of laboratory of 

survey of Pennsylvania, McCreath.

Geology of Blair County, Pa., 

Platt, F.

Craig Creek basin, Va., Hotchkiss.

Geology of Erie and Crawford 

counties, Pa., White, I. C.; 

Lesley, J. P.

Little mountains east of the 

Catskills, Davis, W. M.

Susquehanna and Wayne counties, Pa., White, I. C.

New Devonian plants, Dawson, 

J.W.

1882. Report of survey of New Jersey, for 1882, Cook, G. H. 

Fossil flora of West Virginia, 

White, I. C.
DAUTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 341

Devonian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN REGION (New York to 

Alabama) Continued.

1882. Reconnaissance of Lee, Scott, 

Wise, and Washington counties, Va., Stevenson.

Chemung fossils, Delaw are 

County, N. Y., Jewett.

Map of Wyoming County, Pa., 

Sherwood, A.

Notes on Yates County, N. Y., 

Wright, B. H.

Excavation of bod of the Kaaterskill, N. Y., Julien.

Amount of oil remaining, Wrigley.

Geology of Bedford and Fulton counties, Stevenson, Lesley, J. P.

Geology of West Virginia, rectification of Jones' section, 

White, I. C.

Wise, Lee, and Scott counties, 

Va., Stevenson.

Saltville Valley, Va., Fontaine.

Remarks on the Catskills and 

Hudson Valley, Newberry.

Notes on the geology of the 

Virginias, Rogers, W. B.

Resources between Great Valley and Potomac coal basin, 

Hotchkiss.

Geology of Van Bureu furnace 

estate, Hotchkiss.

Notes on geology of West Virginia, White, I. C.

Survey of Lehigh Gap, Pa., 

Chance.

Geology of Pike and Monroe 

counties, Pa., White, I. C.; 

Lesley, J. P.

Geologic map of Wyoming 

County, Pa., Sherwood, A.

Recurrence of faunas in Devonian of New York, Williams, H. S.

Survey of Delaware Water Gap, 

Chance.

Models of parts of central 

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Section at St. Mary's, Elk 

County, Pa., Ashburner.

1883. Fossils in lower Ponent of 

middle Pennsylvania, Claypole.

Devonian Continued.

APPALACHIAN REGION (New York to 

Alabama) Continued.

1883. Equivalency of Catskill and 

Ponent, Lesley, J. P.

Equivalent of Schoharie grit in 

Pennsylvania, Claypole.

Catskill rocks near Franklin, 

Pa., Claypole.

Kingsmill sandstone, Claypole.

Catskill near Le Roy, Pa., Claypole.

Oil drillings i n McKean County, 

Pa., Ashburner, Jones, N. P.

Fauna at base of Chemung in 

New York, Williams, H. S.

Undulations of rocks across 

central New York, Williams, 

H.S.

Geology of Susquehanna River 

region, Lesley, J. P.

Report on Warren County, Pa., 

Carll, Lesley, J. P.

Geologic history of the American continent, Hall, J.

Dip of rocks in central New 

York, Williams, S. G.

Age of Alleghany oil sand of 

New York, Ashburner.

Westward thinning of Paleozoics, Lesley, J. P.

Mineral wealth of Virginia, McCreath.

Becraft's Mountain, N. Y., Davis, W. M.

Survey of Susquehanna River 

region, White, I. C.

Resources of James River valley, Va., Campbell, J. L.

Unconformity at Rondout, N. 

Y., Davis, W. M.

1884. Section of Little North Mountain, Va., Campbell, J. L.

Portage in Perry County, Pa., 

Claypole.

Perry County fault, Pennsylvania, Claypole.

Helderberg limestones east of 

the Catskills, Davis, W. M.

Geologic occurrence of bitumen, 

Peckham.

Report on terminal moraine in 

Pennsylvania, etc., Lewis, H. 

C.; Lesley, J. P.
342 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Devonian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN REGION (New York to 

Alabama) Continued.

1884. Chemung section at Le Roy, 

Pa., Lilley.

Notes on building stones used 

in New York, Newberry.

Rensselaeria in the Hamilton of 

Perry County, Pa., Claypole.

Geology of northwest Georgia, 

McCutchen.

Center County, Pa., Invilliers 

d', Ewing.

Geology of Alabama, Schmitz.

Devonian in Genesee and Wyoming counties, N. Y., Williams, H. S.

Classification of upper Devonian, Hall, J.

Distribution of iron ores in 

eastern United States, Smock.

New York building stones,Cook 

and Smock.

New Jersey building stones, 

Cook and Smock.

Maryland building stones, 

Huntington, Munroe, and 

Singleton.

Fossil faunas, upper Devonian, 

Williams, H. S.

Remarks on western Virginia, 

Lesley, J. P.

Comparative paleontology, 

Williams, H. S.

Reprint of report on geology of 

the Virginias, Rogers, W. B.

Pennsylvania building stones, 

Lesley, J. P.

Report of survey of New Jersey for 1884, Cook, G. H.

Hamilton of middle Pennsylvania, Claypole.

Geology of Snyder County, Pa., 

Med. Soc. of Pennsylvania.

Cotton production of Alabama, 

Smith, E. A.

1885. Notes on Tazewell, Russell, 

Wise, Smith, and Washington 

counties, Va., Stevenson.

Higher Devonian of Ontario 

County, N. Y., Clarke, J. M.

Township geology of Cameron 

County, Pa., Shaeffer, P. W.

Highland County, Va., Campbell, J. K.

Devonian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN REGION (New York to 

Alabama) Continued.

1885. Map of Adams, Franklin, and 

Cumberland counties, Pa., 

Lesley, J. P.

Geology of Huntington County, 

Pa.,White, I. C.; Lesley, J. P.

Geology of natural gas, White, 

I.C.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Report of State geologist of 

New Jersey, Cook, G. H.

Devonian of Green Pond Mountain, Darton.

Township geology of Elk 

County, Pa., Ashburner.

Relations of Cheinung and Waverly in New York and Pennsylvania, Hall, J.

Perry County, Pa., Claypole, 

Dewees, Lesley, J. P.

Conditions modifying fossil 

fauna, Williams, H. S.

Rogers' Geology of the Virginias, Campbell, J. L. and 

H.D.

Gypsum deposits in Cayuga 

County, N. Y., Williams, S. G.

Geologic atlas of counties of 

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Geology of Highland County, 

Va., Hotchkiss.

Materials of the Appalachians, 

Claypole.

Morgan town gas well, W. Va., 

White, I.C.

Vertical range of certain fossils 

in Pennsylvania and New 

York, Claypole.

1886. Product of oil in Pennsylvania

and New York, Ashburner. 

Development of the North

American continent, Le

Conte.

Iron ores in Alabama, Willis. 

Geology of natural gas, Ashbnrner. 

Fire sand in Clinton County,

N. Y., Brainerd. 

Low Moor iron ores of Virginia,

Lyman. 

Univalve from Waverly of

Pennsylvania, Beecher.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 343

Devonian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN REGION (New York to

Alabama) Continued. 

1886. Succession in Ontario County, 

N. Y., Clarke, J. IVJ.

Westward extension of Helderberg in New York, Williams, 

S.G.

Chemung section of Bradford 

County, Pa., Lilley.

Classification of upper Devonian, Williams, H. S.

Oriskany in Lycoming County, 

Pa., Woolmau.

Revision of Caynga Lake section, N. Y., Williams, H. S.

Tully limestone,Williams, S. G.

Samples of iron ores of Virginia, Benton.

Borings for oi] in Potter 

County, Pa., Ashburner.

Oil and gas in Pennsylvania, 

Carll.

New geologic wrinkles in New

York, Gilbett.

1887-1889. Distribution of natural 

gas, Ashburner.

Building stones of New York, 

Smock.

Fauna of Upper Devonian of 

Genesee section, Williams, 

H. S.

Hamilton of Chenango and Otsego counties, N. Y., Prosser.

Oueonta sandstone, Beecher 

and Hall.

Petroleum and gas regions of 

New York, Ashburner.

Tully limestone, Williams, S. G.

Well at Morrisville, N. Y., Prosser.

Williams's report on Devonic, 

Marcou, J.

Green Pond Mountain group, 

Merrill, F. J. H.

Geologic map of New Jersey, 

Cook.

Map of vicinity of New York 

City, Martin, D. S.

Report of geologist of New 

York, Hall, J.

Survey in Alabama and Georgia, Spencer, J. W.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Devonian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN REGION (New York to

Alabama) Continued. 

1887-1889. Oneida County, N. Y., 

Brigham.

Cambria County, Pa., Fulton.

Four great sandstones, Claypole.

Lehigh River cross section, 

Hill, F. A.; Winslow.

Materials of the Appalachians, 

Claypole.

Oil and gas regions, Carll.

Paint ores along Lehigh River, 

Hill, F. A.

Greenbrier County, W. Va., 

Page.

Mineral resources of Tennessee, Page.

New River-Cripple Creek region, d'luvilliers and McCreath.

Southwestern Virginia, Stevenson.

1890. Cuboides zone, Williams, H. S.

Thickness of rocks in west-central New York, Prosser, C. S.

Areas of continental progress 

in North America, Dana, J. D.

Rock salt deposits of western 

New York, Newberry.

Locality numbers, Hall, J.

Supposed dikes at Ithaca, 

Kemp.

Report on oil and gas, Carll.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Lindsey, Williams, H. S.; 

Smith and Gesner, Smock, 

Lesley, Lewis, Campbell, 

Fontaine, White, I. C.

Making of Pennsylvania, Claypole.

Report on oil and gas, Carll.

Paleozoic fishes, Newberry.

Dikes in Appalachian Virginia, 

Darton.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Building stones of New York, 

Smock,

1891. Devonian and Carboniferous, 

correlation, Williams, H. S.

Geologic position of the Catskill group, Prosser.

Age of the Catskill flora, Dawsou, J. W.
344 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Devonian C ontinued. 

APPALACHIAN EEGION (New York to

Alabama) Continued. : 

1891. Fauna with Goniatites intumescens in western New York,

Clarke,J.M. 

Episode in Paleozoic history of

Pennsylvania, Claypole. 

Post-Glacial anticlinal ridge in

New York, Gilbert. 

Paint-ore mines at Lehigh Gap,

Hesse. 

Union, Snyder, Mifflin, and

Juniata counties, Pa., d'lnvilliers.

Excursion across the Appalachians, Williams, H. S. 

Iron ores of Virginia, Pechin. 

Overthrust faults of southern

Appalachians, Hayes, C. W. 

Geological survey of Georgia,

Spencer, J. W. 

Physical geology of Tennessee,

Hull. * 

Plateau region of Alabama,

McC alley, Smith, E. A. 

Cahaba coal field, McCalley,

Smith, E. A. 

NEW ENGLAND. 

1823. Regions contiguous to River

Connecticut, Hitchcock, E.

1832. Geological survey of Massachusetts, Economics, Hitchcock, 

E.

1833. Report on Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

1837. First report on public lands of,

Maine, Jackson, C. T. 

First report on geology of 

Maine, Jackson, C. T.

1838. Allagash section from the 

Penobscot to the St. Lawrence, Hodge.

Second report on Maine, Jackson, C. T.

Second report of public lands 

of Maine, Jackson, C. T.

1839. Survey of Aroostook River,

Me., Holmes, E. 

Catalogue of geological specimens of Maine, Jackson, C. T.

1841. Final report on Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E. I

1844. Final report on New Hampshire, | 

Jackson, C. T.

Devonian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued. 

1844. Geological map of Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E. 

Explanation of geologic map of 

Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E. 

1846. Age of White Mountains, 

Rogers and Rogers.

1851. Age of red sandstone of the 

United States, Jackson, C. T.

1852. Age of clay slate of Connecticut Valley, Hitchcock, E.

1853. Geologic map of United States,

etc., Marcou, J. 

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1854. Some crystalline limestones of 

North America, Hunt, T. S.

1855. Fossils from Taconic of

Emmons, Hall, J. 

Arcadian geology, Dawson, 

J.W.

1858. Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

1859. Devonian and Taconic in southeast Canada, Logan.

Devonian granites and Taconic 

rocks, Hitchcock, E.

Catalogue of State cabinet and 

notes on metamorphics, 

Hitchcock, E.

1861. Age of White Mountains, 

Lesley, J. P.

Fish River lakes, Me., Packard.

Bowlder with fossils from Saco 

River, Me., Rogers, W. B.; 

Jackson, C. T.

Age of Emrnons's Taconic region, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of the wild lands of 

Maine, Hitchcock, C. H.

Coal rocks of Maine, Rogers, 

W.B.

Rocks of Perry, Me., Jackson, 

C. T.

Moosehead Lake re'gion, 

Houghton, J. L.

Pre-Carboniferous flora of New 

Brunswick, Me., and eastern 

Canada, Dawson, J.W.

Age of red sandstone of Maine, 

Jackson, C. T.

General report on geology of 

Maine, Hitchcock, C. H.
DARTON. ] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 345

Devonian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1861. Notes on wild lands of Maine, 

Holmes, E.

1862. Reports on geology of Maine,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Fossil plants from Perry, Me.,

Dawson, J.W. 

Exploration in Aroostook

County, Me., Holmes, E. 

Notes on geology of Maine,

Hitchcock, C. H.

1863. Flora of Devonian in northeastern America, Dawson, 

J.W. 

The White Mountains, Eogers

and Rogers.

Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logan and 

Hall. 

1868. Explanation of geologic map

of Maine, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Geology of Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

1870. Geology of eastern New England, Hunt, T. S. 

Plants of Devonian and Silurian of Canada, Dawson, 

J.W.

1871. Survey of New Hampshire,

1872, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Helderberg corals in New 

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

1872. Helderberg corals at Littleton,

N. H., Hitchcock, C. H. 

Recent discoveries in White 

Mountains, Hitchcock, C. H.

1873. Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

Helderberg rocks of Connecticut Valley, Dana, J. D.

Classification of rocks of New 

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

1874. Helderberg rocks of New 

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

1875. Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

1876. On geologic map of Massachusetts, Crosby.

1877. Helderberg of Bernardston and

Vermont, Dana, J. D. 

Relation of geology of New 

Hampshire to adjacent territory, Hitchcock, C. H.

Devonian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1877. Geology of New Hampshire, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Huntington.

Geology of New Hampshire, by 

Hitchcock, Dana, J. D.

Connecticut Valley, Helderberg, Hitchcock, C. H.

1878. Region at head of Androscoggin River, Me., Huntington.

Some points in lithology, Dana, 

J.D.

Atlas to geology of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of New Hampshire, 

Dana, J. D.

Dikes and Azoic of southeastern Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

The geologic map of New 

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Atlantic system of mountains, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Head of Androscoggin, Huntington.

1879. Northwestern Maine, Hitchcock and Huntington. 

Geology of White Mountains,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railway Guide, Hitchcock, C. H.

1880. Geology of eastern Massachusetts, Crosby.

Carboniferous in Massachusetts, Crosby and Barton.

1883. Fossils of Bernardston, Mass.,

Whitfield, R. P.; Dana, J. D.

Frenchmans Bay, Me., Crosby.

1884. Position of Philadelphia gneiss, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

1885. History of Taconic question, 

and relations of the rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

Map of the United States,. 

McGee.

1886. Geology of northern New England, Hitchcock, C. H.

Sections across New Hampshire 

and Vermont, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

1887-1888. Aroostook County, Me., 

Bailey.

Northern Maine, Bailey.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.
346 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Devonian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued. 

1890. Massachusetts, Bernardston

series, Emerson, Dana, J. D. 

Warren's Geography, Brewer. 

Macfarlane's Eailway Guide,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Eastern Maine and New Brunswick, Bailey. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE

MISSISSIPPI AND MINNESOTA. 

1823. Outline geologic map of Tennessee, Sayler, N. 

Geological features of Tennessee, Haywood, J.

1828. Vicinity of Somerville and Shippingsport Canal, Lapham.

1829. Certain American rock formations, Vanuxem.

1834. Ten days in Ohio, Am. Jour. 

Sci.

1836. Bituminous coal deposits of the 

valley of the Ohio, Hildreth. 

Geology of lakes and Mississippi Valley, Gibson, J. B.

1837. General sketch of geology of

Ohio, Riddell.

Observations on geology of 

Ohio, Lapham, I. A.

1838. Remarks on report on survey of

Ohio, Mather. 

Report on Wood, Crawford,

etc., counties, Ohio, Briggs, C. 

Report of State geologist of

Michigan for 1837, Houghton. 

Reports of survey of Ohio,

Mather. 

Geology of upper Illinois,

Shepard, C. U. 

Report on Muskingum County,

etc., Ohio, Foster, J. W. 

Report on Scioto and Hocking

rivers, Briggs, C. 

Section in southern Ohio,

Briggs and Foster. 

Report on southern Ohio,

Locke.

1839. Second report of State geologist of Michigan, Houghton.

1840. Fifth report on Tennessee, 

Troost.

Lena wee, Hillsdale, and other 

counties, Mich., Hubbard, B.

Exploration in Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois, Owen, D. D.

Devonian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1841. Northern part of lower peninsula of Michigan, Douglass. 

Geology of organized counties 

of Michigan, Hubbard, B.

1842. Notes on geology of the Western States, Hall, J. 

Silurian and Devonian of the 

United States, Conrad.

1843. Geology of the Western States, 

Owen, D. D.

Geology in vicinity of New 

Albany, Ind., Clapp, A.

Section from Cleveland to the 

Mississippi, and on identity of 

Western formations, Hall, J.

Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

Marcellus and Hamilton in the 

West and South, Rogers, 

H. D.

Elevations in Ohio with reference to geologic formations, 

- Whittlesey.

Geological formations of the 

Western States, Byrem.

1844. Geology of valley of the Mississippi, King, H. 

Review of New York reports, 

Owen, D. D.

1846. Geology of Western States, 

Owen, D. D.

Researches in central Kentucky, Owen and Norwood.

Observations on magnetic dip, 

Locke.

Geology of Harpeth Ridge, 

Davidson County, Tenn., 

Loomis.

1847. Report of survey of Wisconsin 

and Iowa, Owen, D. D.

Parallellisin on Paleozoics of 

North America with those of 

Europe, Verneuil, Hall, J.

Contributions to geology of 

Kentucky, Yandell and Shumard.

1848. Reconnaissance of Chippewa 

district of Wisconsin, Owen, 

D.D.

Outline sketch of Ohio, Whittlesey.
DARTON.] NOETH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 347

Devonian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1848. Drift and alluvium of Ohio and 

the West, Whittlesey.

Devonian fossils near falls of 

the Ohio, Norwood and 

Owen.

Letters on geology, Christy.

1849. Specimens from Michigan, 

Locke.

1851. Parallelism of Paleozoic deposits of the United States 

and Europe, Hall, J.

Silurian and Devonian iron 

region of Lake Superior, 

Hall, J.

Southeastern Wisconsin, Lapham, I. A.

Introduction to report on Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota, 

Owen, D. D.

Silurian basin of middle Tennessee, Safford.

Equivalency of rocks of northeastern Ohio with those of 

New York, Whittlesey.

Fossils of Iowa, Wisconsin, and 

Minnesota, Shumard and 

Owen.

1852. Soil of Scioto Valley, Ohio,

Wells, D.,A. 

Survey of Wisconsin, Ohio,

Minnesota, etc., Owen, D.

D. 

Comparison of geology of

Tennessee and New York,

Hall, J. 

Eeport on valleys of Minnesota,

Mississippi, and Wisconsin

rivers, Shumard, G. F.

1853. Parallelism of lower Silurian

of middle Tennessee and New

York, Safford. 

Fossil fish of Chagrin Falls,

Ohio, Brain.erd. 

Geologic map of United States,

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Map of Wisconsin, Iowa, and 

Minnesota, Owen, D. D.

Silurian system of Lake Superior, district, Bailey, J. W.

Survey of Indiana, Brown, 

B.T.

D e vonian C on tinued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1855. Reconnaissance of Tennessee, 

Safford.

Esquisse ge"ologique du Canada, Logan and Hunt.

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

Geologic map of Wisconsin, 

Lapham, I. A.

Catalogue of geologic specimens, Owen, D. D.

1856. Survey of Kentucky in 1854 

and 1855, Owen, D. D.

Carboniferous limestone of Mississippi Valley, Hall, J.

Outlines of geology, Whittlesey.

1857. Third chemicalreport of survey

of Kentucky, Peter. 

Route of Ashtabula and New

Lisbon Railroad, Newberry. 

Third report on Kentucky,

Owen, D. D.

Geology of Tennessee, Currey. 

Report on Hopkins, Crittenden,

and other counties, Ky.,

Lyon. 

Second report of survey of

Kentucky, Owen, D. D. 

Chemical report of survey of

Kentucky, Peter.

1858. Geology of North America,

Marcou, J.

Tennessee geological history, 

Safford, J. M.

1859. Paleontology of New York, vol.

3, Hall, J. 

Artesian well at Louisville,

Ky., Smith, J. L. 

Paleontology and the moral

sense, Whittlesey.

1860. Remarks on stratigraphy of 

Kentucky, Lyon.

Devonian at Milwaukee, Wis., 

Lapham, I. A.

Devonian in Wisconsin, Lapham, I. A.

Salt well at Saginaw, Mich., 

Am. Jour. Sci.

1861. Report of progress of topographical survey of Kentucky, Lyon.
348 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Devonian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1861. First biennial report of the 

survey of Michigan, Winchell, A.

General geology of survey of 

Kentucky, Owen, D. D.

Goniatite limestone at Rockwood, Iowa, Meek and Worthen.

Upper Silurian beds of western 

Tennessee, Safford.

Chemical report of survey of 

Kentucky, Peter.

1862. Chemung rocks of Mississippi 

Valley, White and Whitfield.

Eeconnaissance of Indiana, 

Owen, E.

Eeport of survey of Wisconsin, 

Hall and Whitney.

Eocks between Carboniferous 

and the Hamilton in lower 

Michigan, Winchell, A.

1863. Eeport of survey of Canada to 

1863, Logan.

American Devonian, Dawson, 

J. W.

Identification of Catskill group 

with the Chemung, Winchell, A.

1865. Maps of Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee, Sayler.

Northward transportation of 

drift in lower Michigan, 

WincheU, A.

Oil formation in Michigan, 

Winchell, A.

1866. Eeport on Laurentian limestones, salt, and petroleum, 

Hunt, T. S.

Map of Michigan, Winchell, A.

Stratigraphy, Tertiary, coal 

measures, sub-Carboniferous, Devonian, and Silurian 

of Illinois, Worthen.

Pope County, north of Big Bay 

Eiver, 111., Engelmann.

Geology of Lycoming County, 

Pa., Med. Soc. Pennsylvania.

Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

Devonian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1866. Eeport on Grand Traverse region, Winchell, A. 

Physical features, general principles, and surface geology of 

Illinois, Worthen. 

Johnson County, 111., Engelmann. 

Physical geology of eastern

Ohio, Whittlesey. 

Introduction of paleontology, 

Illinois, Meek and Worthen. 

Petroleum in Kentucky and

Tennessee, Safford. 

Map of Ohio, Newberry.

1868. Alexander, Union, Jackson, and 

Perry counties, 111., Worthen 

and Engelmann.

Lasalle County, 111., Freeman.

Lower Carboniferous of southern Illinois, Engelmann.

Jersey, Greene, and Scott counties, 111., Worthen.

Chemical analyses, Illinois, 

Blaney.

1869. Contribution to geology of 

Ohio, Whittlesey.

Fossils from just above black 

shale in Tennessee, Winchell, A.

Crinoids from Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio, Lyon.

Geology of Franklin County, 

Ind., Raymond.

First report on survey of Indiana, Cox.

Geology of Mackenzie Valley, 

Meek.

The Mississippi Valley, Foster, 

J. W.

Geology of Tennessee, Safford.

Petroleum in eastern Kentucky, 

Lesley, J. P.

1870. Gruudy, Will, Kankakee, Iroquois, Vermilion, C h a m - 

paign, Edgar, and Ford 

counties, 111., Bradley, F. H.

Oil-bearing limestones of Chicago, Hunt, T. S.

Progress of survey of Ohio in 

1869, Newberry.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY, 349

Devonian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1870. Calhoun, Pike, Adams, Brown, 

Schuyler, and Fulton counties, 111., AVorthen.

1871. General geology of Michigan,

Winchell, A. 

Oil wells of Terro Haute, Ind.,

Hunt, T. S. 

Geology of Highland County,

Ohio, Orton, E. 

Geology of Williams, Fulton,

and Lucas counties, Ohio,

Gilbert, G. K. 

Report of survey of Ohio for

1869, Newberry. 

Notizeu aus Minnesota, Kloos. 

Oil-bearing rocks of Ohio and

Virginia, Warner. 

The Marshall group, Wiuchell, A. 

Report on second district of

Ohio, Andrews. 

Chemical report of survey of

Ohio, Worm ley. 

Geology of Geauga and Holmes

counties, Ohio, Read, M. C. 

Oil wells of Terre Haute, Ind.,

Hunt, T. S. 

Fossils from Marshall group of

the West, Winchell, A. 

Agricultural survey of Ohio,

Klippart.

1872. Reconuaisancein Jasper to Howard counties, Ind., Collett.

1873. Report of survey of Ohio, Newberry.

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

Paleozoic rocks in upper Michigan, Rominger.

Surface geology of Maumee 

Valley and geology of counties of Ohio, Gilbert, G. K.

Reports on Ashta"bula, Trumbull, Lake, and Geauga counties, Ohio, Read, M. C.

Northwestern counties of Illinois, Shaw.

Reports on Sandusky, Seneca, 

Wyandot, and Marion counties, Ohio, Winchell. N. H.

Devonian Continued. 

WEST or THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1873. Rock Island County, 111., 

Worthen and Shaw.

Ohio gaa wells, Newberry.

General sketch of geology of 

Minnesota, Winchell, N H.

Chart of nomenclature for Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Report of third district of Ohio, 

Orton.

Surface geology of northwestern Ohio, Winchell, N. H.

1874. Erie and Lorain counties,

Ohio, Newberry. 

Observations in Dekalb to Laporte counties, Ind., Leverette. 

Devonian limestones in Ohio,

Winchell, N. H. 

Report on second district of

Ohio, Andrew, E. 13. 

Resources of Tennessee, Killebrew.

Fifth report of survey of Indiana, Cox. 

Geology of Ottawa to Defiance

counties, Ohio, Winchell,

N. H. 

Hamilton in Ohio, Wincholl,

N. H. 

Survey of Clark and Floyd

counties, Ind., Borden. 

Report on third district of Ohio,

Orton, E.

1875. Sixth report on survey of Indiana, Cox.

Geology of Cheboygan and Old 

Mackinac, Winchell, N. H.

Scott and Jefferson counties, 

Ind., Borden.

Mower to Freeborn counties, 

Minn., Winchell, N. H.

Geology cf Brown County, 

Ind., Collett.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Jackson County, Ind., Cox.

Map of Illinois, Worthen.

1876. Tennessee, agriculture, mineral

wealth, etc., Killebrew. 

Ratification of geologic map of 

Michigan, Winchell, A.
350 [BULL. 127.

Devonian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI AND MINNESOTA Contjnued.

1876. Keport on counties of Indiana, 

Collett.

Parallelism of Devonian in 

Michigan and Ohio,Winchell; 

N.H.

Keport on Fillmore County, 

Minn., Winchell, N. H.

Catalogue of Wisconsin exhibit, Sweet.

Geology of lower peninsula, 

Mich., Rominger.

Report on Jennings and Ripley 

counties, lud., Borden.

Comparative geology of northeastern Ohio, northwestern 

Pennsylvania, and western 

New York, Lesley, J. P.

Chemical report of survey of 

Kentucky, Peter.

Seventh report on survey of 

Indiana, Cox.

Coal in Huron shales in Ohio, 

Newberry.

The State of Michigan, McCracken.

1877. Reconnaissance from Livingston to Cumberland Gap, Norwood.

Resources along Cincinnati 

Southern and Knoxville and 

Ohio railroads, Killebrew.

Report of progress of survey of 

Kentucky, Shaler.

Operations of the survey of 

Wisconsin in 1878, Chainberlin, T. C.

Resources of Tennessee along 

Cincinnati Southern Railroad, Killebrew.

Second report on Indiana, Cox.

Geology of eastern Wisconsin, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Geology from Mount Sterling to 

Big Sandy River, Crandall.

Agency of lateral pressure exhibited by rock movements, 

Niles.

Oil region of Tennessee, Killebrew.

General account of Kentucky, 

Shaler.

Devonian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1877. Report of Wisconsin survey for 

1875, Wright.

1878. Waverly group in central Ohio,

Hicks. 

Geology of Huron, Richland,

Knox, and Licking counties,

Ohio, Eead. 

Geology of Warren, Butler,

Preble, and Madison counties,

Ohio, Orton, E. 

Geologic structure of Ohio,

Newberry. 

Perry and parts of Hocking and

Athens counties, Ohio, Andrews. 

Logan and Champaign counties,

Ohio, Hill, F.C. 

Ashland, Wayue, and Holmes

counties, Ohio, Read, M. C. 

Geology of Medina County,

Ohio, Wheat.

Oil region of Tennessee, Killebrew. 

Geology of Tuscarawas, Columbiana, Portage, and Stark

counties, Ohio, Newberry. 

Geology of Franklin County,

Ohio, Orton. 

Geology of Menifee County,

Ky., Crandall. 

Cleveland shale in Delaware

County, Ohio, Hicks.

1879. Corrections for geologic map, 

Andrews.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Wisconsin, 

Chamberlin, Irving and 

Strong.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Minnesota, 

Winchell, N. H.

Paleontology of New York, 

volume 5, Hall, J.

Macfarlane's Railroad Guide to 

Kentucky, Proctor.

Eighth, ninth, and tenth reports on survey of Indiana, 

Cox.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Ohio, Newberry.
DAKTON. ] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 351

Devonian Continued. 

WEST 01? THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1879. Michigan, condensed popular 

sketch, Winchell, A.

Macfarlane'8 Geological Eailroad Guide to Michigan, Winchell, A.

Report on Harrison and Crawford counties, Ind., Collett.

Marfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Tennessee, Safford.

Lower Wavorly strata of Ohio, 

Orton.

Limestone at falls of the Ohio, 

Hall, J.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Illinois, Worthen.

1880. Resources of Wisconsin, Irving, 

R. D.

Review of stratigraphy of eastern Ohio, Orton.

Chemical report of survey of 

Kentucky, Peter.

Marcellus shales in central 

Ohio, Whitneld, R. P.

1881. Geology of Boyle County, Ky., 

Fales.

1882. Geology of Bartholomew 

County, Ind., Elrod.

Paleontology of survey of Wisconsin, Whitfield, R. P.

Geology of Shelby County, Ind., 

Collett.

Source of bitumen in black 

shales in Ohio, Ortou.

Berea grit of Ohio, Orton.

Geology of mines and quarries 

of Indiana, Collett.

Twelfth report of department of 

geology of Indiana, Collett.

Survey of Marion County, Ind., 

Brown, R. T.

1883. Geology of Decatur County,

Ind., Elrod.

Well at Moline, 111., Pratt. 

Copper rocks of Lake Superior,

Irving, R. D. 

Marcellus shale and Hamilton

of Ohio, Whitneld, R. P. 

Origin of carbonaceous shales,

Newberry.

Devonian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THIS 

MISSISSIPPI AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1883. Source of bitumen in black 

shales of Ohio, Ortou.

Analyses, geology of Wisconsin, 

Salisbury.

Survey from Atlanta to the 

Mississippi, Campbell .and 

Ruffner.

Copper rocks of Lake Superior, 

Irving, R. D.

Kingsmill sandstone, Claypole.

General geology of Wisconsin, 

Chamberlio, T. C.

1884. Geology of Rush County, Ind., 

Elrod.

Survey of Hamilton and Madison counties, Ind., Brown, 

R. T.

Age of sand rock at Austin, 

Minn., Winchell, N. H.

Geology of Johnson County, 

Ind.,M'Caslin.

Geology of Minnesota, Winchell 

and Upham.

Thirteenth report" of Indiana 

department of geology, Collett.

Report of chemical department 

of survey of Ohio, Lord.

Ohio building stones, Orton.

Michigan building stones, 

Conover.

Illinois building stones, Conover.

Indiana building stones, Orton.

Geologic map of Indiana, Collett.

1885. Chemical analyses of survey of 

Kentucky, Peter and Peter.

Cone-in-cone, Newberry.

Archeau of the Northwest, Irving, R. D.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Geology of Ann Arbor, Winchell, A.

Humboldt salt well, Minn., 

Winchell, N. H.

Horizons of oil and gas in Ohio, 

Orton.
352 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Devonian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1886. Deep well at Cleveland, Ohio, 

Orton.

Petroleum and gas in Ohio, 

Orton.

Geology of counties of Indiana, 

Gorby.

Indiana, department of geology, 

etc., report, Thompson, M.

Map of Indiana, Brainier.

Classification of upper Devonian, Williams, H. S. 

1887-1889. Bath, Fleming, Clarke, 

Lincoln, Mercer, Garrard, 

Henry, Shelby, Oldham, and 

Nelson counties,Ky., Linney.

Central Kentucky, Linuey.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Jackson Purchase region, 

Loughridge.

Marion County, Ky., Knott.

Pound Gap region, Crandall.

Eocks of central Kentucky, 

Linney.

Geology of Ohio, Orton. 

' Licking County, Ohio, Herrick.

Devonian plants from Ohio, 

Newherry.

Eeport on oil and gas, Orton.

Sporocarps in Ohio slate, Orton.

Waverly group, Herrick.

Natural-gas wells of Minnesota, 

Winohell, N. H.

Maps of Minnesota, Upharn.

Artesian wells of Minnesota, 

Hall, C. W.

Connection of Eastern and 

Western coal basins, Shaler.

Kentucky geological survey, 

report, Proctor.

Central basin of Tennessee, 

Kennedy.

Analysis of limestone from Defiance, Ohio, Whitfield, J. E. 

1890. Trenton limestone, oil, and gas, 

Orton.

Waverly group, Cooper.

Geological survey of Ohio report, Orton.

Report on oil and gas, Carll.

Paleozoic fishes, Newberry.

Devonian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1890. Oil field of Barren County, Ky.,

Fischer. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Proctor, Worthen, Safford. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Collett, Orton.

Warren's Geography, Brewer. 

Middlesboro, Boyd.

1891. Rocks at St. Paul, Ind.,Beachler. 

Age of Cincinnati anticlinal,

Foerste. 

Cuyahoga shale and Waverly

problem, Herrick. 

Notes on southwestern New

York, Harris, G. D. 

Map of Kentucky, Proctor.

Jackson and Rockcastle counties, Ky., Sullivan.

Western Kentucky, Orton.

Economic geology [Illinois], 

Worthen.

Map of Illinois, Worthen.

Clinton County, Ky., Loughridge.

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. 

1843. Section from Cleveland to the 

Mississippi, and on identity of 

Western formations, Hall, J.

1847. Distribution of remains in older 

formations of the United 

States, Hall, J.

1848. Catalogue of geological specimens from New York, Hall, J.

1852. Geology and paleontology of 

Valley of Salt Lake, Hall, J.

1853. Artesian well in St. Louis, Mo., 

St. Louis Republican.

Geologic map of United States,

etc., Marcou, J.

1855. Geology of Missouri, Swallow.

Moniteau County, Mo., Meek.

Geology of Marion and Cooper 

counties, Mo., Swallow.

Geology of southwestern Missouri, Swallow.

Section from St. Louis to Commerce, Mo., Shumard, B. F.

Country between the Missouri 

and Mississippi, Hawn.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 353

Devonian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER Continued.

1856. Geology of route to Pacilio 

near thirty-fifth parallel, 

Marcou, Blake, W. P. 

Iowa map, Parker, N. H.

1858. Des Moiues Valley and southeastern Iowa, Worthen.

Paleontology from Fort Leavenworth to Bryans Pass, Shumard.

Report on survey of Iowa, Hall 

and Whitney.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Explanation of geologic map 

and section of Missouri, 

Swallow.

1859. Explanation of map of Nebraska, etc., Hayden.

1860. Report on Iowa geology, Holland, Whitney.

Belcher's artesian well, St. 

Louis, Litton.

Rocky Mountains in vicinity of 

Santa Fe, Blake, W. P.

1861. Discoveries by Captain Simpsou across the continent, 

Meek and Engelmaun. 

Age and relations of goniatite 

limestone at Rockfbrd, Iowa, 

Meek and Worthen.

1862. Period of elevation of ranges 

near sources of the Missouri, 

Hayden.

Chemuug rocks of Mississippi 

Valley, White and Whitfield.

Age of Leclare sandstone and 

Onondaga of Iowa report, 

Wortheu.

Dakotaprimordialof the Rocky 

Mountains, Hayden.

1867. Report on country along Southwest Pacific Railway. Missouri, Swallow. 

Geology of southwestern Iowa, 

White, C. A.

1868. Remarks on geology of Nevada,

Whitney.

First and second reports of 

survey of Iowa, White, C. A. 

1870. Fossils collected by King survey, Meek. 

Bull. 127 23

Devonian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER Continued. 

1870. Geology of White Pine district,

Nov., Hague, A. 

Report of survey of Iowa,

White, C. A.

Geology on Great Pacific Railroad, Meek.

1872. General report on Montana and 

adjacent Territories, Hayden.

1873. Devonian fossils in Wasatch 

Mountains, Tenney.

Geology of western Wyoming, 

Comstock.

Geology of Lincoln County, 

Mo., Potter.

Explorations in Uinta Mountains, Utah, Jones, W. A.

Report on Montana, Idaho, 

Wyoming, and Utah, Peale.

Distribution of mining districts, Raymond.

Paleoutologic report on Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and 

Utah, Meek.

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

Sketch of Missouri, and map, 

Swallow.

Explorations of 1872 under F. 

V. Hayden, Snake River region, Bradley.

Reports of surveys of Missouri, 

1855-1871, Broadhead, Meek, 

Shumard, B. F.

1874. Researches in Arizona and Nevada, Gilbert.

Report of survey of Missouri, 

Broadhead.

Report on San Luis division, 

Colo., Endlich.

Part of eastern Texas, Buckley.

Exploration of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

Northwestern Wyoming, Comstock, T. B.

Report on. portions of Nevada, 

Utah, California, and Arizona, Gilbert.

Northwestern Wyoming, Coinstock.
354 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Devonian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER Continued.

1874. Report on Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico, Howell, E.E. 

Reconnaissance in Black Hills,

Winchell, N. H.

Report on portions of New 

Mexico and Arizona surveyed 

in 1873, Gilbert.

1876. Relations of lignitic group of 

the West, Stevenson.

Report of San Juan division, 

survey of Colorado, Endlich.

Geology between Leavenworth 

and the Sierra Nevada, Engelmann.

Paleontology of Great Basin 

exploration by Simpson, 

Meek.

Paleontology of plateau province, White, C. A.

Uinta Mountains, Powell, J. W.

Paleozoic subdivision on fortieth parallel, King, C.

Expedition from Santa Fe to 

the Colorado, Newberry.

1877. Report on fossils from Nevada,

Utah, Colorado, etc., White,

C. A.

Cheinung in Iowa, Calvin. 

Remarks on paleontology of

fortieth parallel survey, Hall

and Whitfield. 

Local geology, Davenport,

Iowa, Barris. 

Report on Grand River region,

Peale.

Marcellus shale in Iowa, Calvin. 

Descriptive geology of fortieth

parallel survey, Hague and

Emmons. 

Age of Rocky Mountains in

Colorado, Peale, Stevenson.

1878. White River district, Colo., 

Endlich.

Dark shales below Devonian 

at Independence, Iowa, Calvin.

Well at insane asylum, at St. 

Louis, Mo., Broadhead.

Geology of the West, Phillips, 

J. V.

Devonian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVEK Continued.

1878. Shale in limestone at Independence, Iowa, Calvin.

1879. Eureka lode, Nevada, Keyes, 

W. S.

Survey of the fortieth parallel, 

Newberry.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Missouri, 

Broadhead.

Sweetwater district, Eudlich.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Iowa White, 

C. A.

Glacial drift on residuary clays, 

McGee.

1880. Southern Arizona, Cox, E. T. 

Report of work on Eureka district, Hague, A.

1881. Deer creek coal fields, Ariz.,

Devereux, Walcott. 

Lustrous coal with native silver in porphyry, Colorado, 

Koeuig.

1882. Mineral region of southern 

New Mexico, Sillman.

1883. Local geology of Davenport, 

Iowa, Barris.

San Juan region, Colo., Conistock.

Bluff at Sixth street, Davenport, Iowa, Pratt.

Equivalency of Lime Creek 

beds, Iowa, Williams, H. S.

Pre-Carboniferous in Grand 

Canyon of the Colorado, 

Walcott.

Section of bluff at East Davenport, Iowa, Pratt.

Fauna at Lime Creek, Io\ra, 

Calvin.

Geology of Eureka district, 

Nev., Hague, A.

1884. Silver-lead deposits of Eureka, 

Nov., Curtis, J. S.

Paleontology of Eureka district, 

Walcott.

Iowa building stones, McGee.

Report on observations iu Nevada and the Grand Canyon, 

Walcott.

1885. Geological history of Johnson 

County, Iowa, Calvin.
DAKTON.] NORTH: AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 355

Devonian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVEU Continued.

1885. Enlargement of fragments in 

certain rocks, Irviug and 

Van Hifee.

Report of Montana division, 

Hayden.

Report of division of Paleozoic 

invertebrates, Walcott.

Devonian strata, Peale.

Map of the United States, 

McGee.

Geologic sketch of Pacific division, Becker.

Section of Eureka district, 

Hague, A.

1886. Superrnetamorphism arid vulcnnisin, Comstock.

1887-1889. Devonian fauuai of Iowa, 

Williams, H. S.

General description of Devonian 

of Iowa, Webster.

Johnson County, Iowa, Webster.

Muscatine County, Iowa, Calvin.

Rockford shales, Webster.

Southeastern Iowa, Gordon.

Well at Keokuk, Iowa, Gordon.

Well at Davenport, Iowa, Tiffany.

Well at Washington, Iowa, 

Calvin.

Leavenworth well, K a n s., 

Jameson.

Chout.eau group, Rowley.

History of Ozark uplift, Broadhead.

Macon County, Mo., McGee.

Well at Lincoln, Nebr., Russell, 

F.W.

Well in Pawnee County, Nebr., 

Russell, P. W.

Report of Montana division, 

Hayden.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Supermetamorphism, Comstock.

Report, Montana division, 

United States Geological Survey, Peale.

1890. Review of Texas geology, Duniblo.

Devonian C ontinued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVEH Continued.

1890. Central mineral region of 

Texas, Comstock.

Displacements in Grand Canyon, Walcott.

Cuboides zone, Williams, H. S.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Broadhead, C h a in b e r ] i n, 

Hague, Winchell, A.; Winchell, N. H.; McGee.

1891. Devonian rocks of Buchanan

County, Iowa, Calvin. 

Washington County, Ark^-Simonds. 

Introduction [Washington

County, Ark.], Branner. 

Contributions to geology of the

Southwest, Hill, R. T. 

Report, Montana division, 

United States Geological SUIN 

vey, Peale ' 

Devonian and Carboniferous, 

correlation, Williams, H. S. ' 

Central mineral region of

Texas, Comstock.

CANADA (including all of British America).

1824. Notes on Lake Huron, Bigsby. 

1826. Geology of Northwest Passage, 

by Perry, Jamesou.

1828. Topographic and geologicuotes, 

shore of Polar Sea, Richardson, John.

1829. Geology and mineralogy of 

Nova Scotia, Brown and 

Smith.

1830. Arctic regions, steppes of Russia, etc., Am. Jour. Sci. 

1832. Arctic geology, Jameson.

1835. Geological notices, Northwest 

Passage, Ross, J.

1836. Geologic notes, expedition to 

Great Fish River, Fittou.

1839. First report on survey of New

Brunswick, Gesner, A. 

Preliminary report on Newfoundland, Jukes. 

Carboniferous limestone from 

Wellaud Canal, Jackson, C.T.

1840. Handbook of Nova Scotia,

Dawson, J. W.

Second" report on survey of 

New Brunswick, Gesner.
356 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127..

Devonian Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1840. Equivalency of deposits on east 

and west sides of the Atlantic, Eaton.

1841. Third report on survey of-New

Brunswick, Gesner. 

Report on New Brunswick, 

Gesner.

1842. Excursions in Newfoundland 

in 1839 and 1840, Jukes.

1843. Report on survey of Newfoundland, Jukes.

Western upper Canada and 

western Ohio, Rogers and 

Rogers.

Coal of Nova Scotia and age of 

gypsuin and limestone, Lyell.

Report of survey of New Brunswick, Gesner.

1845. District between Georgian Bay 

and Lake Erie, Murray, A.

1846. Geologic map of Nova Scotia,

Gesner.

Shore of St. Lawrence from 

Cape Rosier to. Cape Chat, 

Logan.

1847. Report on eastern peninsula of 

Canada, Murray, A.

1848. Fossils of Paleozoic of United 

States, etc., Sharpe, D.

1850. Rocks of eastern Nova Scotia,

Dawson, J. W.

Sketch of geology of New 

Brunswick, Robb.

1851. Age of copper rocks of Lake 

Superior and physical structure of Canada, Logau.

1852. Geology of Lake of the Woods,

Bigsby. 

Report on peninsula between

lakes Huron, St. Glair, and

Erie, Murray, A. 

Age of copper rocks of lakes

Superior and Huron, and

structure of Canada, Logan.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Structure of western upper

Canada, Logan.

Some crystalline limestones of 

North America, Hunt, T. S.

1855. Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

Devonian Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1855. Esquisse ge"ologique du Canada, 

Logan and Hunt.

Geology of Hudson Bay territory and portions of the Arctic regions, Isbester.

Acadian geology, D a w s o u , 

J. W.

Geology of Hudson Bay territories, etc., Isbister.

1856. Remarks on rocks from Arctic 

Archipelago, Murchison.

1857. Parts of Huron and western 

districts, Murray.

Parallelism of rocks of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

Notes on Arctic travel in search 

of Sir John Franklin, Houghton, S.

1858. A week in Gaspe", Dawson, J. W.

Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

Magdalen River district, Richardson, J.

1859. Fossils from Assiuiboine and

Saskatchewan, Billings. 

Work in Gaspe" Peninsula,

Richardson, J. 

.Report of Assiniboine and

Saskatchewan expedition,

Hind. 

Paleontology of New York, vol.

3, Hall, J.

Devonian and Taconic in southeastern Canada, Logan.

1860. Silurian and Devonian of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

1861. Pre-Carbonifer.ous flora of New 

Brunswick, Me., and eastern 

Canada, Dawsou, J. W.

History of petroleum, Hunt, 

T. S.

Age of New Brunswick, etc., 

sandstone, Rogers, W. B.; 

Agassiz, L.

Geology of part of county of 

Norfolk, De Cew.

Some points in American geology, Hunt, T. S.

Country between Lake Superior 

and the Pacific, Hector.

Discoveries of gold in Nova 

Scotia, Dawsou, J. W.
NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 367

Devonian Continued. 

CANADA (iucluding all of British America) Continued.

1862. Age of Oriskany sandstone, De

Cew.

Catalogue of economic minerals, Logau.

1863. Geology of St. John county, 

New Brunswick, Matthew.

Flora of Devonian in northeastern America, Dawson, 

J. W.

History of bitumens and bituminous shales, Hunt, T. S.

American Devonian, Dawson, 

J. W.

Eeport of survey of Canada to

1863, Logan.

1865. Geology of southern New Brunswick, Bailey, L. W. 

Eeisesldzzen aus New-BrunsAvick, Credner. 

Petroleum, Hunt, T. S. 

Preliminary report on New

Brunswick, Hind. 

Notes on Charlotte County,

New Brunswick, Matthew. 

Devonian plant locality of New

Brunswick, Hartt. 

Oil formation in Michigan,

Winchell, A. 

Section of coal measures on

Cape Breton, Lesley, J. P. 

Copper rocks of southeastern

New Brunswick, Matthew. 

Chemistry of natural waters,

Hunt, T. S. 

Map of Canada and part of

United States, Logan and

Hall.

1866. Bitumen on Point Levis, Andrews, W. J.

Rocks of northern peninsula 

of Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Geology of petroleum in Canada 

west, Winchell, A.

Geology of Antigonish County, 

Nova Scotia, Honeyman.

Report on Laurentian limestones, salt, and petroleum, 

Hunt, T. S.

1867. Description g^ologique du Canada, Hunt, T. S. 

Sur les pe"troles de 1'Ame'rique 

du Nord. Hunt, T. S.

Devonian Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1868. Notes on southwestern Ontario,

Hunt, T. S. 

Recent discoveries in Canada,

Dawson, J, W. 

Grand Manan, Verrill.

1869. Geology of Mackenzie Valley, 

Meek.

Fossil plants from Gasp6, Dawson,'J. W.

Borings for oil in southeastern 

Ontario, Hunt, T. S.

1870. Report on Pictou coal field, 

Hartley.

Explorations in China, Richthofen.

Report on part of New Brunswick, Robb.

Goderich salt region and on 

iron ores, Hunt, T. S.

Laurentian and Huronian of 

Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Hind.

New points in Acadian geology, 

Dawson, J. W.

1871. Report on Prince Edward 

Island, Dawson and Barrington.

Plants of Devonian and Silurian 

of Canada, Dawson, J. W.

1872. Southern New Brunswick, Bailey and Matthew. 

Island of Grand Manan, Bailey,

L.W.

Geologic map of United States, 

. Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

1873. Geologic map of Newfoundland,

Murray, A.

Salt deposits of western Ontario, Gibson.

1874. Observations in Northwest Territory, Selwyn.

Pre-Carboniferous of Pictou 

coal field, Honeyman.

Gluconite and fossil resins, 

Hunt, T. S.

Nova Scotian geology, Honeyman.

Iron ores of Canada, Harrington, B. J.

1875. Relations of iron ores of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.
358 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL, 127.

Devonian Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1875. Northwest Territory from Manitoba to Rocky Mountains, 

Selwyn.

Eeport on region along fortyninth parallel to the Eocky 

Mountains, Dawson, G. M.

Huron County, Ontario, Gibson, J.

Gdologie du bassin du Mackenzie, Herbert, Petitot.

Outline of geology of Ontario, 

Chapman.

Geology and geography of petroleum, Wrigley.

1876. Explorations in British Columbia, Eichardson, J.

Borings in Queens County, New 

Brunswick, Ells.

Outline of geology of Canada, 

Chapman.

Fossils from Vancouver and Sucia islan.ds, Meek.

Eeport of survey of Canada for 

1874-75, Selwyn.

Observations in New Brunswick, Bailey and Matthew

Catalogue of economic minerals 

and stratigraphy of Canada, 

Selwyn.

1877. Notes on lower Peace and Athabasca rivers, Macoun.

Exploration in British Columbia, Selwyn.

Geological map of Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Country between the Red River 

and the Saskatchewan and 

Lake Superior, Bell, R.

Explorations between James 

Bay and lakes Superior and 

Huron, Bell.

Discoveries of copper in Nova 

Scotia, Gilpin.

Rocks of Newfoundland, Milne.

Geology of southern New Brunswick, Hunt, T. S.

Observations in southern New 

Brunswick, Bailey and Matthew.

1878. Goderich salt region, Hunt,

T.S.

Nova Scotia geology, Honeyman.

Devonian Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1878. Notes on miscellaneous rocks 

of Canada survey, Harrington, B. J.

Geology of coast of Arctic 

lands, Feilden and De Ranee.

Leading geologic areas of 

Canada, Chapman.

Pre-Carboniferous of Annapolis and Kings, Nova Scotia, 

Honeyman.

Geology of Intercolonial Railway route, Bell, R.

Catalogue of rocks, minerals, 

and fossils of Canada, Harrington, B. J.

Slate formation of Charlotte 

County,New Brunswick, 

Matthew, G. F.

1879. Hurouian and Cambrian of 

southern New Brunswick, 

Bailey, L. W.

Geologic map of Newfoundland, Murray and Howley. 

' Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Hunt, T. S.

Record of observations on Nova 

Scotia geology, Honeyman.

East coast of Hudson Bay, 

Bell.

Pre-Silurian of southern New 

Brunswick, Ells.

Surveys in Cape Breton, 

Fletcher. .

1880. Geologic relation of Devonian 

insects, New Brunswick, 

Dawson, J. W.

Sketch of geology of British 

Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

Lecture notes on geology of 

Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Report on southern New Brunswick, Bailey, Matthew and 

Ells.

Silurian and Devonian finds 

from Manitoba, etc., Whiteaves.

1881. Silurian and Devonian in Manitoba and Hudson Bay, Whiteaves.

Recent papers on geology of 

Nova Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

Report on counties of Nova 

Scotia, Fletcher, H.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 359

Devonian Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1881. Northern New Brunswick, Ells. 

Peace River region, Dawson,

G. W. 

New Devonian plants, Dawson,

J. W.

Report on Hudson Bay, Bell. 

Geology of British Columbia,

Dawson, G. M.

1882. Features of lower Great Lakes 

during Great River age, 

Spencer, J. W.

Nova Scotian geology, Honeyman.

1883. Report on Gaspe" Peninsula,

Ells. 

Notes on southeastern Quebec,

Selwyn. 

Successive Paleozoic floras of

Canada, Dawson, J. W. 

Geologic history of St. John

River, New Brunswick,

Bailey, L. W. 

Northern and eastern New

Brunswick, Ells. 

Distribution of formations,

Billings. 

Fishes ill Devonian of Canada,

Whittlesey. 

Fishes, etc., from Devonian at

Campbelltown, New Brunswick, Whiteaves. 

Geology of Peace River region,

Dawson, G. M. 

Interior of Gaspe" Peninsula,

Ells. 

Section from Laurentian axis

to Rocky Mountains, Dawson, G. M.

1884. Recent observations in Northwest Territory, Dawson, 

G.M.

Geologic occurrence of bitumen, Peckham.

Descriptive sketch of eastern 

Canada, Selwyn.

Petroleum in Northwest, Bell.

Descriptive sketch of western 

Canada, Dawson, G. M.

1885. Hudson Bay district, Bell.

Contacts and ancient erosions 

in New Brunswick, Bailey, 

L.W.

Devonian Continued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Continued.

1885. Athabaska district, Petitot,

Bell.

Near forty-ninth parallel west 

of Rocky Mountains, Bauerman.

1886. Nova Scotia gold, Gilpin.

Nova Scotinn geology, Honeyman.

Polariscopic. examination of 

rocks of Antigouish, Honeyman.

Physical features and glacial 

action, Nova Scotia, Murphy.

Hudson Bay district, Bell.

Fryea Island, Matthew.

1887-1889. At ta wa pish kat .and 

Albany rivers, Bell.

Baffin Land, Boas.

Eozoic and Paleozoic of Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Explorations in portions of New 

Brunswick, Bailey and McInnes.

Gypsum in northern Manitoba, 

Tyrrell.

Natural gas in Quebec, Laflamrne.

Nematophyton from Gaspe", 

Dawson, J. W.

Northern Maine and New 

Brunswick, Bailey, L. W.

Northern part of the Dominion 

of Canada, Dawson, G. M.

Nova Scotia, faults and foldings 

inPictou coal field, Gilpin.

Nova Scotia, Guysboro Antigonish, and Pictou, Fletcher.

Ontario iron ores, Ives.

Ontario petroleum field, Bell.

Ontario, range of Hamilton fossils, Calvin.

Organisms in southern New 

Brunswick, Matthew.

New genus of Silurian fishes, 

Matthew.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Red River valley, Manitoba, 

McCharle, S.

Relations between geology of 

Maine and New Brunswick, 

Bailey, L. W.
360 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Devonian-r-Gontinued. 

CANADA (including all of British America) Con fcinued.

1887-1889. Rocky Mountains near the 

fifty-first parallel, McConnell. 

Well at Port Colborne, McRae. 

Duck 'and Riding mountains, 

. Tyrrell. 

New Brunswick, Bailey, L. W.;

Bailey and Mclnnes. 

Yukon and Mackenzie rivers,

McConnell.

Lower Liard River, McConnell. 

Report on Quebec, Ells.

1890. Acadian and St. Lawrence 

watershed, Bailey, L. W.

Review of Ells on geology of 

Quebec, Walcott.

Northwestern Manitoba, Tyrrell.

Geology of Ontario, Bell.

Expedition down Andersen 

River, Dawson, G. M.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Lake Winnipegosis and Porcupine Mountains, Tyrrell.

Nova Scotia, Fletcher.

Cape Breton, Gilpin.

1891. Devonian and Carboniferous, 

correlation, Williams, H. S. 

West Kootanie district, Dawson, G. M. 

Yukon and Mackenzie basins,

McConnell. 

GENERAL.

1831. Carboniferous of United States 

and position of old red sandstone, Taylor, R. C.

1832. Order of succession of rocks of 

the earth, Featherstonhaugh.

1843. Pale"ontologie de I'Amdrique 

compare'e de 1'Europe, Orbigny.

1844. Paleozoics of Appalachians, 

Rogers and Rogers.

1851. Parallelism of Paleozoics of 

United States and Europe, 

Hall, J.

1854. Geologic map .of United States, 

by Marcou, Am. Jour. Sci.

1855. Rapport sur la partie ge"ologique del'Exposition de NewYork, Lyell.

Review of Murchisou's-Siluria, 

Whitney, J. D.

Devonian Continued. 

GENERAL Continued. 

1856. Development in geologic history of North America, Dana, 

J.D. 

1858. Sketch of geology of United

States, Rogers, H. D. 

Physical geography attending 

production of the Paleozoic, 

Rogers, H. D. 

1861. Effects of subsiding ocean floor

on deposits, Rogers, W. B. 

Devonian and Carboniferous of

Iowa, Rogers, W. B. 

1863. American Devonian, Dawson,

J.W. 

1866. Geological sketches by Agassiz,

Am. Jour. Sci. 

1870. Studies in chemical geogony,

Wurtz.

. 1873. Survey of New Hampshire, 

1872, Hitchcock, C. H.

1874. Subdivisions of geologic time,

Dana, J. D.

Position of Cincinnati group, 

Miller, S. A.

1875. Northwestern Wyoming, Cornstock.

Explication de la carte ge"- 

ologique de la terre, Mar 

cou, J.

1876. Review of fossil flora of North

America, Lesquereux. 

Tertiary flora of North American lignite, Lesquerenx.

1877. Critical periods in the history

of the earth, Le Conte. 

Vertebrate life in America, 

Marsh, 0. C.

1878. Thesaurus Devonic-Carboniferous, Bigsby.

1879. On Hunt's and Dana's geolog-.

ical tables, Broadhead. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Hunt, T. S.; Macfarlano.

1880. Geologic history of North

American flora, Newberry. 

Nomenclature des terrains Paleozoics, Hall, J.

1882. Hypothetical high tides as geologic agents, Newberry. 

Geologic chart, Reid, H. A.

1883. Geologic history of the American continent, Hall, J.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 361

Devonian Continued. 

GENERAL Continued. 

1885. Land floras of Old and New

 worlds, Dawson, J. W. 

Dinocerata, Marsh, 0. C. 

1887-1889. Report of subcommittee 

on upper Paleozoic, International Congress of Geologists, Williams, H. S. 

Plants of the Paleozoic, Lesquereux. 

Williams's report on.Devonic,

Mar con, J.

Comparison of cis- with transAtlantic formations, ' Winchell.

Types of Devonian system in 

North America, W i 11 i a in s, 

H. S.

1890. Hercynian question, Clarke, 

J. M.

1891. Age of Catskill flora, Dawson, 

J. W.

Geological position of the Catskill group, Prosser.

Devonian and Carboniferous, 

correlation, Williams, H. S.

Dewalque, C. International geological 

congress at Berlin.

Science, vol. 0, p. 520 Q p.), 1885.

Dewees, John H. [Fossil iron-ore report.]

2cl Gool. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report F, 

Report of progress in the Juniata district ou 

the fossil iron.ore beds of middle Pennsylvania, by John H. Deweos [etc.], pp. 1-139, 

Harrisburg, 1878.

 Geological map of Perry County.

2d Gool. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report F2, 

Preliminary report OH the paleontology of 

Perry County, by E. W. Cla.ypole, in pocket 

iu cover, Harrisburg, 1885.

Dewey, Chester. Sketch of the mineralogy and geology of the vicinity of 

William's College, Williams town, Mass. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 1, pp. 337-34G, map, 1818.

 Geological section from Taconick 

range iu Willianistown to the city of 

Troy, on the Hudson.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 2, pp. 246-248, 1820.

 A sketch of the geology and mineralogy of the western part of Massachusetts and a small part of the adjoining 

States. 0

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 8, pp. 1-60, 240-244, map, 

1824. .

Dewey, Chester Continued.

 Notice of a singular conformation of 

limestone.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 9, pp. 19-20, plate 2,1825.

 - Porcelain clay ?

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 12, pp. 298-299, 1827.

 Geology.

A history of the county of Berkshire, Mass., 

12o, pp. 190-197, Pittsfleld, 1829.

[ ] Bouesof themammoth [in Rochester, N. Y.].

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 33, p. 201 (J p.), 1838.

 On the polished limestone of 

Rochester.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 37, pp. 240-242, 1839. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 204-2GG, 1839.

 Remarks on the rocks of New York. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 33, pp. 121-123, 1838.

 Striae and furrow s of the polished 

rocks of western New York.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 44, pp. 146-150, 1843.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 24, pp. 427-429, 

1857.

Dewey, Fred. P. Some Canadian iron 

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Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 12, pp. 

192-204, 1884.

 Note on the nickel ore of Russell 

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Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 17, pp. 

636-637, 1889.

Dewsnap, S. G. The coal measures of 

Washington.

Eug. and Mining Jour., vol. 52, pp. 245-246 

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Dickenson, George J. [Report on Isle 

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Message Prest. TJ. S., 31st Gong., 1st sess., 

House Ex. Doc. No. 5, part 3, pp. 503-506, 

Washington, 1849. ,

Dickerman, Q. E., and Wadsworth, 

M. E. An olivine-bearing diabase from 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol.23, pp. 

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Dickeson, M. W., Brown, Andrew, and. 

The sediment of the Mississippi River. 

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 42-55, 1849. 

Abstract, Louisiana Board of Health, Report for 1882-83, pp. 350-353, 1883.

Dickinson, James T. Geological specimens from the East Indian Archipelago.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 35. p. 381 (J p.), 1839.
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Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 35, p. 230 (& p.), 1867.

Dickson, James. An essay on the gold 

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Geol. Soc. Pennsylvania, Trans., vol. l.pp. 

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 On the science and practice of mining.

Geol. Soc. Pennsylvania, Trans., vol. l,pp. 

360-408, plates, 1835.

Dickson, John. Notice of the mineralogy and geology of parts of South and 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 3, pp. 1-4,1821.

Dieffeiibach, Otto. Beobachttmgen 

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angreuzenden Staaten.

Neues Jahrbuch, 1854, pp. 663-669, 1854.

 Bemerkungen iiber den Miueralreichthuin der Vereinigten Staaten von 

Nord-Amerika.

Neues Jahrbuch, 1855, pp. 527-532; 1856, pp. 

385-394.

 Bemerkungen iiber den Kupferbergbau in den Vereinigten Staateu 

von Nord-Amerika.

Berg- und Hiitt. Zeit., 1858, pp. 47-48, 66-68, 

75-76, 1858.

Dietz, R. Description of a testaceous 

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 4, pp. 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, pp. 262-265, 

1877.

 The felsites and their associated 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 

355-368,1881.

 [On the felsites and associated 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 

168-169 (» p.), 1883.

 Notes on the geology of the Troad. 

Science, vol. 2, pp. 255-258, 1883.

 Study of the volcanic rocks [in Cascade range].

Science, vol. 3, p. 366 (g p.), 1884.

 Geological field work [Cascade 

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Science, vol. 3, pp. 52-53,1884.

Diller, J. S. Continued.

 The felsites and their associated 

rocks, north of Boston.

Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

7, pp. 165-180,1884.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 22, 

p. 80 (J p.), 1881.

 Fulgurite from Mount Thielson, 

Oreg..

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 252-258,

1884. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 19, p. 395 (5 lines),

1885.

 Fulgurite from Oregon.

Science, vol. 3, pp. 735-736 (J p.), 1884

[ ] Rocks from Oregon.

Science, vol. 4, p. 71 (§ p.), 1884.

 Volcanic sand which fell at Unalaska, Alaska, October 20, 1883, and 

some considerations concerning its 

composition.

Science, vol. 3, pp. 651-654,1884. 

Abstracts,"Washington Phil. Soc., Bull.,vol. 

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1884.

 [Rocks of Lasseus Peak and Mount 

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Science, vol. 3, pp. 551^552 (J p.), 1884.

 Coal in the Chico group of California.

Science, vol. 5, p. 43 (£ col.), 1885.

 Dikes of peridotite cutting the Carboniferous rocks of Kentucky. 

Science, vol. 5, p. 65 (& p.), 1885.

 Lava from the new volcano on Bogosloff Island.

Science, vol. 5, pp. 66-67 (J p.), 1885.

 Notes on the geology of northern 

California.

TJ. S. Geol. Snrv., Bull. No. 33, vol. 5, pp. 367- 

387, "Washington, 1886.

Abstract, Science,vol. 8, pp. 629-630 (4 p.), 4°, 

1886.

 Notes on the peridotite of Elliott 

County, Ky.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, pp. 121-125, 

1886.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, geology of Elliott 

County, by Crandall, pp. 20-25, 1886.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 20, p. 1050 (J p.), 

1886.

 The genesis of the diamond.

 Science, vol. 8, p. 392 (J p.), 4°, 1888.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, geology of Elliott 

County, by Crandall, pp. 25-28, 1888.
NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 363

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 Notes on the geology of northern 

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Washington, Phil. Soc., Ball. vol. 9, pp. 4-5 

(additional note on p. 8), 1887.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 152-153, 

1888.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 125-126, 1888. 

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 32, p. 419 (10 

lines), 1888.

 The latest volcanic eruption in northern California; and its peculiar lava.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 45-50, 

1887. 

Ahstract, Am. Geol., vol. 1, p. 126 (J p.), 1888.

 Peridotite of Elliott County, Ky.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

Bull.,vol. 0, pp.357-385, No. 38, Washington,

1887.

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 1, p. 125 (J p.); 

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 32, p. 420 (i cot.); by 

G. H. Williams, Neues Jahrbuch, 1887, vol. 2, 

pp. 475-476.

[ ] [Report on petrography of peridotite from Douglas County, Oreg., and 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 35, pp. 485-487,

1888.

 Supplementary note on the peridotite of Elliott County, Ky.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 37, pp. 219-220,

1889.

 Geology of the Lassen Peak district.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

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Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 196-197 (J p.), 

18*9.

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 An interesting geological locality at 

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Vassar Brothers' Inst., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 86- 

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;. Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, 

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A.m. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, pp. 125-133, 

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Vassar Brothers'Inst., Trans., vol. 4, pp. 130- 

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See also Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series,vol. 34, pp. 

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Dwight, William B. Continued.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 34, pp. 27-82, 

1887.

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Vassar Brothers' Inst., Traus., vol. 4, pp. 271- 

273,1887.

 - Recent explorations in the Wappinger Valley limestones and other formations of Dutchess County, N. Y., No, 7, 

fossiliferous strata of the paradoxides 

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Calciferous fossil sin the Millerton-Fishkill limestone belt; also in a belt near 

Rhinebeck.

Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series,vol.38,pp. 139-153, 

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 Fossils of the western Taconic limestone in the eastern part of Dutchess 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, p. 71 (£ p.), 

1890.

 Discovery of fossiliferous strata of 

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Vassar Brothers' Inst., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 102- 

109,1890.

 The Cambrian system of strata.

Vassar Brothers' Inst.. Traus., vol. 5, pp. 98- 

102.

 Discovery of a locality of Trentou 

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Vassar Brothers' Inst., Traus., vol. 5, pp. 75- 

77,1890.

 Glacial phenomena.

Vassar Brothers' Inst., Traus.,vol. 5, pp. 116- 

118,1890.

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TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, p. 155 (^p.) 

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 Sandstones from Ber«a, Ohio.

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j- U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, p. 158, 'Washiugton, 1890.

Eakins, L. G. Continued.

 Coquina, coral, coral rocks [Analyses.] 

U. S.Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, pp. 163-164, 

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 Metamorphic rock from Marion, Ky. 

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TJ. S. Geol. Surv,. Bull, No, 04, u. 40 (J p.), 

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 Porphyry from Pigeou Point, Mich. 

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U. S. Gool. Siu-v., Bull. No. 04, .p. 46 (fc p.), 

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 Penokee-Gogebic rocks from Wisconsin. [Analyses.]

U. S. Gool. Surv., Bull. No. 64, p. 47 (J p.), 

Washington, 1890.

 Eruptive rocks from 4 miles southeast of Hot Springs, Ark. [Analysis.] 

U. S. Geol: Surv., Bull. No. 64, p. 48 (i p.), 

Washington, 1890.

 Eecent lavas from 2 miles south of 

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U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 64,p.48 (£ p.), 

Washington, 1890. .

 Eruptive rocks from Castle Mountain, Mont. [Analysis.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 64, p.49 (J p.), 

"Washington, 1890.

 [Analyses of adobe soils.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 64, p. 51 (4 p.), 

Washington, 1890.

 [Eruptive] rocks from northerrnCalifornia. [Analyses.]

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 64, p.50'(Jtp.), 

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 Five Cherokee limestones. [Analyses.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 78, p. 125 (J p.), 

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Emrnons, Ebeneeer Con tinned. 

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 National foundry, Deep River, N. C. 

Special report concerning the advantages of the valley of the Deep River as 

a site for the establishment of a national 

foundry, 14 pages, Raleigh, 1857.

 Permian and Triassic of North Carolina.

Edinburgh Phil. Jour., new ser., vol.5, p.370. 

Abstract, Neues Jahrbucb, 1857, p. 343.

 Report on the North Carolina geological survey; agriculture of the eastern 

counties, xvi, 314 pages, Raleigh, 1858.

 Fossils of the sandstones and slates 

of North Carolina.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 11, part 2, pp. 76-80, 

1858.

 The chemical constitution of certain members of the Chatham series in 

the valley of the Deep River, N. C. 

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 12, pp. 230-232, 1859.

 [On the debitumenization of coal.] 

Phila. Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 11, p. 162 (J p.), 

1860.

Emmons, Ebeneeer Continued.

 Agriculture of North Carolina, part 

2, containing a statement of the principles of the science upon which the 

practice of agriculture aa an art are 

founded, 112 pages, Raleigh, 1860.

 [On age of Trias in Virginia and 

North Carolina.]

St. Louia Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 101- 

102, 1860.

 North Carolina geological survey, 

Part II, agriculture, containing descriptions, with many analyses, of the soils 

of the swamp lands, 95 pages, Raleigh, 

1860.

 Geology of the Montmorenci. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 94-100,1888. 

From the Ajti. Mag., vol. 1, pp. 146-150; 

November, 1841.

Emmons, Samuel Franklin. Geology of 

the Toyabe range.

United States geological exploration of the 

fortieth parallel by Clarence King, vol. 3, 

Mining Industry, pp. 320-348, and map in atlas, 

4°, Washington, 1870.

 [Glaciers of Mount Ranier.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, pp. 101-165, 

1871.

 [Notes on geology of Philadelphia 

or Silver Bend region, Nev.

"United States geological exploration of the 

fortieth parallel by Clarence King, vol. 3, 

Mining Industry, pp. 333-396, 4°, Washington, 1870.

 Egan Canyon district.

United States geological exploration of the 

fortieth parallel by Clarence King, vol. 3, 

Mining Industry, pp. 445-450,4°. Washington, 

1870.

 [Report of Rocky Mountain division.]

U. S. Geol. Surv.,C. King, Director, 1st Annual Report, 1879-80, pp. 16-23, Washington, 

1880.

 The Leadville porphyry. 

Science, vol. 1, p. 192 (i p.), 1883. 

Review of A. A. Julien, Am. Nat., November, 1882, "The so-called Leadville porphyry."

 Address of the president [sketch 

of geology of the Rocky Mountain district].

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 3-12,

1884.

 Ore deposition by replacement. 

[Abstract.]

Washington, Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 6, pp. 

32-33, 1884.

Abstract, Science, vol. 1, p. 430 (J p.), 4°, 

1884.
376 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Emmons, Samuel Franklin Continued.

 Introductory geological sketch of 

Buffalo Peaks, Mosquito Range, Colo.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. PowelJ, Director,

Bull. No. 1, vol. 1, pp. 11-17, Washington, 1884.

Abstract, Science, vol. 1, p.490 (Jp.), 1883.

 Geological sketch of the Rocky 

Mountain division.

10th Census U. S., vol. 13, statistics and 

technology of the precious metals, pp. 60-104, 

4°, Washington, 1885.

 Report of Rocky Mountain division. 

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

6th Annual Eeport for 1884-85, pp. 62-C7, 

Washington, 1885.

 Notes on some Colorado ore deposits. 

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 2, part 2, pp. 

85-105, 1886.

 The genesis of certain ore deposits.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 15, pp. 

125-147, 1887.

 [On the use of the term " Taconic."] 

International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Reports, 1888, B, p. 17 (2 lines), 1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, p. 207, 1888.

 Geology and mining industry of 

Leadville, Colo.

IT. S. Geol. Surv., Monograph, vol. 32, 2 

vols., 4°, vol. 1. pp. xxix, 1-362, plates 1-21; vol. 

2, pp. 363-700, plates 22-45 and folio atlas of 

35 plates, "Washington, 1886. Includes Appendix A, petrography, by W. Cross; Appendix B, chemistry, by "W. F. Eillebrand; and 

Appendix C, metallurgy, by A. Gayard.

Abstracts, TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. "W. Powell, 

Director, 2d Annual Report, pp. 201-290, 1882; 

Science, vol. 4, p. 66 (i p.), 1884; Am. Jour. 

Sci., 3d series, vol.24, pp. 64-67; Science, vol. 

11, pp. 18-19,1889; Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 194- 

195, 1888; Nature, vol. 39, pp. 484-485, 1889; 

Scottish Geogr.Mag., vol. 5, pp. 198-202,1889.

 Notes on the geology of Butte, Mont. 

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 16, pp. 

49-62, 1887.

 The submerged trees of the Columbia River.

Science, vol. 9, pp. 156-157, 4°, 1887.

 Structural relations of ore deposits. 

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 16, pp. 

804-839, 1888.

 On the origin of fissure veins.

Colorado Set Soc., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 189-208, 

1888.

 Preliminary notes on Aspen, Colo.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 251-277, 

1888.

 On glaciers in the Rocky Mountains. 

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 211-227, 

1888.

Emmons, Samuel Franklin Continued.

 [On geologic nomenclature, subdivisions, nomenclature, origin of some 

members and characteristics of the 

Archean. Classification of eruptives 

and origin of serpentines.]

International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Reports, 1888, A, pp. 58-61,1888.

 Report of Rocky Mountain division 

of geology.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 8th 

Report, pp. 144-146, "Washington, 1889. Includes brief general statement of results 

attained by G. H. Eldridge on the Tertiary 

formations of the Denver region.

 Orographic movements in the Rocky 

Mountains.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 245-286,1890. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 24, pp. 211-212 (Jp.), 

1890.

 [On the age of the beds in the Boise 

River region, Idaho.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 

429-434,1890.

 Colorado.

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide. 2d edition, 

pp. 289,297-308,1890.

 Notes on the gold deposits of Montgomery County, Md.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans.. vol. 18, pp. 

391-411,1890.

 Report of Rocky Mountain division.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J.W.Po-vrell, Director, 10th 

Report, pp. 137-140, Washington, 1890.

 Hague, Arnold, and. United States

geological exploration of the fortieth 

parallel, Clarence King.

Descriptive Geology, vol. 2, 890 pages, 26 

plates, 4°, Washington, 1877.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 16, 

pp. 236-237,1887; Wyoming, Report of Territorial geologist for 1890, pp, 12-16,1887, [Emmons 

on region around Late Springs.]

Emory, William H. Notes of a military 

reconnaissance from Fort Leaven worth, 

in Missouri, to San Diego, in California, 

including parts of the Arkansas, Del 

Norte, and Gila rivers.

30th Cong., 1st sess., Senate Ex. Doc. No. 7, 

pp. 5-126, Washington, 1848.

 General description of the country 

adjacent to the boundary between the 

United States and Mexico.

Am. Assoc., Proc,, vol. 10, part 2, pp. 134-148, 

1857.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 377

Emory, William H. Continued.

 [General description of the country, 

and on the lower Rio Bravo.]

U.S. andMoxican Boundary Surv.,by Emory, 

Report, vol. 1, pp. 89-74,4°, "Washington, 1857.

[ ] Physical and geological description of the country from the initial 

point on the Pacific to the junction of 

the Gila and the Colorado.

U. S. and Mexican Boundary Surv., Emory, 

Report, vol. 1, part 2, pp. 78-92, 4°, Washington, 1857.

 Onafeature in tbe range of the Western mountain system of North America. 

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 11, part 2, pp. 50-57, 

1858.

Endlich, F. M. [Report of the San Luis 

division.]

United States geological awl geographical

surveyof theTerritories, embracing Colorado, 

F. V. Haydon in charge, [7th] Annual Report 

[for 1873], pp. 275-301, 305-301, Washington, 

1874.

 Report on the mines and geology of 

the San Juan country.

United States geological and geographical^ 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, Bull. [vol. 1], 2d series, pp. 151-164, 

map, AVashington, 1875.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, 

p. 58 (J p.), 1875.

 [Report as geologist of San Juan 

division.]

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing Colorado 

and parts of acl.jcent Territories, F. V. Hayden 

in charge, [8th] Annual Report [for 1874], pp. 

181-240, Washington, 1876.

 [Report as geologist of the southeastern division.]

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing Colorado 

and parts of adjacent Territories, F. V. Hayden in charge, 9th Annual Report [for 1875], 

pp. 103-235, AVashiugton, 1877.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol.14, 

p.421 (i p.), 1876.

 On the eruptive rocks of Colorado.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing Colorado 

and parts of adjacent Territories, F. V. H.tydon in charge, 10th Annual Report [for 1876], 

pp. 197-272, Washington, 1878.

 Report on the geology of the White 

River district.

United States geological and geographical 

Survey of the Territories, embracing Colorado 

and parts of adjacent territories, F. V. Hayden 

in charge, 10th Annual Report [for 1876], pp. 

61-131, Washington, 1878.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 11, pp. 81-82; Am. 

Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, pp. 71-72,1877.

Endlich, F. M. Continued.

 On some striking products of erosion 

in Colorado.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Haydon in 

charge, Bull., vol.4, pp. 831-804, Washington, 

1878.

 Report on the geology of the Sweetwater district.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing AVyoming and Idaho, F. V. Hayden in charge, llth 

Annual Report [for 1877], pp. 5-158, Washington, 1879.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 12, pp. 99-101,1878; 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 15, p. 58 (Jp), 1878.

 The Island of Dominica.

Am. Nat., vol.14, pp. 761-772, 1880.

 [and others.] [Maps and sections.]

United States geological and geographical

Survey of the Territories, F. V. Haydeii in

charge, atlas of Colorado, folio, Washington, 

1881.

 The mining regions of southern New 

Mexico.

Am. Nat., vol.17, pp. 149-157, plate, 1883.

 The origin of the gold deposits near 

Ouray, Colo.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 48, p. 335 (J p.), 

4°, 1889.

[ and Kidder. J. H.] Geology [of 

Kerguclen Island].

In Contributions to the Natural History of 

Kerguelen Island, part 2, Smithsonian, No. 

294, U. S. Nat. Mus. Bull. No. 3, pp. 33-38,1877.

Engelhart, F. E. Chemist's report 

[record of bore-holes.]

New York Annual report of the superintendent of the Onondaga Salt Springs (N. 

Stanton Gere), pp. 13-39, Albany, 1883. 

Engelmann, G. Remarks on the St. 

Louis limestone.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 3, pp. 119-120, 

1847.

 [Notice of crystalline* schists in 

Texas.]

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 9, p. 

315 (i p.), 1852.

 [Remarks on geology of region between Little Rock and Hot Springs, 

Ark.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 199- 

201,1851.

Engelmann, H. Report of a geological 

exploration from Fort Leaven worth to 

Bryaus Pass, made in connection Avith 

the survey for a road from Fort Riley to 

Bridgers Pass under Bryan.

Report Sec. War for 1857, vol. 2, 35th Cong., 

1st sess., House Ex. Doc. No. 11, part 2, pp. 

489-517 [Washington, 1857].
378 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BU.U..137.

Engelmann, II. Continued.

 Preliminary report on the geology 

of the country between Fort Bridger 

and Camp Floyd, Utah Territory, and 

southwest of the latter place, along 

J. H. Simpsou's routes, 1858.

Report Sec. War, communicating Simpson's 

report and map of wagon-road routes in Utah 

Territory, 35th Coug., 2d seas., Senate Ex. 

Doc. No. 40, pp. 45-75 [Washington, 1859].

 Geology of that part of Pope County 

north of Big Bay River.

Gool. Snrv. Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 456-495, Chicago, 18GC.

Reprinted in Economical Geology of Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 411-450, Springfield, 1882.

 [Geology of Massac County and that 

part of Pope County south of Big Bay 

River.]

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 428-455, Chicago, 1806.

Reprinted in Economical Geology of Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 379-410, Springfield, 1«82.

 [Geology of] Johnson [and Pulaski 

counties].

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 376-427, Chicago, 1866, including note by A. H. Worthen, 

p. 423 (J p.).

Reprinted in Economical Geology of Illinois, 

vol. 1, pp. 320-978, Springfield, 1882.

 Washington [Clinton, Mariou, and 

Jefferson counties].

Geol. Snrv. Illinois, vol. 3, pp. 145-238, 

Chicngo, 1868.

Reprinted in Economical Geology of Illinois, 

vol. 2, pp. 72-179, Springfield, 1882.

 [On the lower Carboniferous system 

as developed in southern Illinois.]

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trails., vol. 2, pp. 188- 

190,18G8.

 The brown coals of Utah and adjoining Territories.

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 4, pp. 

298-308,1870.

 Report on the geology of the country

between FortLeavenworth, Kaus., and

the Sierra Nevada near Carson Valley.

Report of explorations across the Great

Basin of the Territory of Utah in 1859, by

Simpson, pp. 247-330, 4°, Washington, 1876.

 Important discovery of coal at Centralia, 111.

St. Louis Acad. Sci.', Trana., vol. 3, p. cliv 

(J p.), 1878.

 Meek, F. B., and. Notice of geological discoveries made by J. H. Simpson 

in the recent exploration across the continent.

Philadelphia, Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 12, pp., 

126-131, 1861.

Eugelmann, H. Continued.

 Worthen, A. H., and. Hardin 

County;

Greol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 350-3C6,372- 

375, map, Chicago, 1866.

Ropublished in Economical Geology of Illinois, vol. 1, pp>291-319, Springfield, 1882.

 Alexander [Union, Jackson, 

and Perry counties].

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. ". pp. 20-103, plate, 

Chicago, 1868.

Eepublished in Economical Geology of Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 457-531, Springfield, 1882.

Engineering and Mining Journal. The 

Comstock lode.

Am. Nat., vol. 14, pp. 384-385, 1880. From 

Eng. and Mining Jour., 1880.

 Gogebic iron mines.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 33, p. 182, 4°, 

1887.

 The "Dauntless" core drill.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 46, p. 193, 4°, 

. 1888.

 The Sylvanito mine of Colorado.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol.46, pp. 499-500, 

4°, 1888.

 Zinc mining in Arkansas.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol.47, p.431 (J p.), 

4°, 1889.

 The copper mining district of Michigan and its industries.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol.50, pp. 358-361, 

4°, 1890.

Europe.

1818. Caltou Hill, Scotland, and origin 

of wacke, Webster, J. W.

1821. Miscellaneous observations, 

Brongiiiart.

1822. Volcanoes and volcanic substances, Cooper, T.

1823. European continental geology, 

Bou6.

1824. Geology of Sicily, by Ferrara,

Percival.

. On Bendant's travels in Hungary, 

Maclure.

1825. Observations in southern Europe,

Bone".

Geological systems and maps of 

Europe, Maclure.

1826. Geology of Sicily, Daubeny. 

1828. Volcanoes, by Daubeny, Silliman.

1830. Arctic regions, steppes of Russia,

etc., Am. Jour. Sci. 

Classification of European rocks, 

De la Beche.

1831. The Hartz, Clemsou.
11ARTON.1 NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 379

Europe Continued. 

1832. Review of Phillips's principles of

geology, Silliman. 

1835. Condition of Vesuvius in 1834,

Dana, J. D. 

Naturalist in the Alps, by Hugi,

Sbepard.

Science and position of mining, 

Dicksou, J.

1837. Tour in France, Italy, and Elba, 

Hall, T.

1838. Rocks and minerals from Greece,

Silliman.

Observations in Holland connected with prairies, Jones, G. 

Address to geological society, 

Lyell.

1839. Natural history of volcanoes and

earthquakes, Bischof.

1842. The Glacial theory of Agassiz,

Maclareu, C.

Observations in Scotland, 

Hughes.

1843. Structure of Appalachians exemplifying laws of mountain 

chains, Rogers and Rogers. 

On forms of antichnals in Russia 

and America, Rogers, H. D.

1844. A week among glaciers, Grant, 

H.A.

Features of British Bnrmah,

Mason.

1847. Erratic blocks and elevation of 

Scandinavia, Desor.

Remarks on Silurian classification, Murchisou.

On Glacial scratches, Desor.

Ancient sea margins, Chambers.

Parallelism of Paleozoicsof North 

America with those of Europe, 

Verneuil, Hall, J. 

1849*. Products of eruption of Hecla,

Genth.

1850. Limits of the chalk formation, 

Bach, von.

Centers of dispersion of bowlders, 

Rogers, H. D.

Origin of drift and terraces of 

aqueous action, Rogers, H. D.

Structure of Appalachians compared with the Alps, Rogers, 

H D.

Elevation of the Jura 'Mountains, 

Gnyot.

Erratic phenomena of the central Alps, Guyot.

Europe Continued.

1850. Erratic phenomena about Lake 

Superior, Agassiz, L.

1851. Greensands of Europe, Johnson, J. 

Former charges of the Alps, Murchison. 

Belemnites in the mica slates of

St. Gothard, Desor. 

Parallelism of Paleossoi.es, Hall, J. 

Systems of elevation of North

America, Foster and Whitney. 

Miscellaneous notice from

Europe, Silliman. 

On elevation of mountain chains,

Foster and Whitney. 

.1852. Parallel'isrnus der Diluvialgebilde, Desor.

Excursion of Etna, Silliraan.

Terraces since the drift period 

along the Connecticut, Hitchcock, E.

1853. ErratischeErscheinnngen, Desor.

1854. Equivalency of coal of United 

States and France, Rogers and 

Desor.

Changes of sea level effected during stated periods of time, 

Tylor.

Character of the Jura Mountains, 

Rogers, H. D.

Quaternary of Europe and America, Desor.

1855. Review of Murchison's Siluria, 

Whitney, J. D.

1857. Formation of craters and on 

liquidity of lavas, Scrope.

Illustrations of surface geology, 

Hitchcock, E.

Crystallines of north highlands 

of Scotland, Murchisou.

1858. Coal fields of United Statso 

andBritish Provinces, Rogers, 

H. D.

Laws of structure of most disturbed zones of earth's crust, 

Rogers, H. D.

1859. Sedimentary and other relations 

of Paleozoic fossils of New 

York, Bigsby.

Coal formations of North America, Lesquereux.

Dyas and Trias of Europe, North 

America, and India, Marcou, J.

Notice of Marcou on Dyas and 

Trias, Murchison.
380 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Europe Continued.

1860. History of gypseous and maguesian rocks, Hunt, .T. S.

Geology of the Alps, Hunt, T. S.

Dolomites of the Paris bas:.n, 

Hunt, T. S.

1861. Reply to Newberry on age of

Nebraska leaves, Herr. 

Sur la faune prirnordiale en 

Ame"rique, Barrande.

1862. Primitive of Norway and Canada,

MacFarlane, T. 

Glacial origin of certain lakes,

Ramsay. 

Thirty years of progress in the

older rocka, Murchisou.

1863. On Cambrian and Huroniaii,

Bigsby.

Appalachians and Rocky Mountains in geologic history, Daiia, 

J. D.

1865. On terms Poneen, Permian, and

Dyas, Marcou, J. 

Abbeville quarries, Lesley, J. P.

1866. Pleistocene climate of Europe,

Rogers, H. D.

Origin of some of the earth's features, Dana, J. D. 

1867. Relations of Glacial deposits of 

Scotland and Canada, Crosby, 

H. W.

1868. Eozoische Formations g r u pp e,

Credner.

On the Amiens gravel, Tyler. 

Relations between Glacial deposits of Scotland and Canada,

Crosskey. 

Principles of the natural system

of volcanic rocks, Richthofen. 

So-called lignites on epsomites,

Marsh, 0. C. 

Notes on the Caucasus, Koschkull, von.

Laurentian of Bavaria, Gumbell. 

Quicksilver mines of Spain, Hawley.

1870. Kreide von New-Jersey, Credner, H.

1871. Geognosy of Appalachians, Hunt, 

T. S.

Mineral silicates in fossils, Hunt, 

T. S.

Recent advances in geology, Foster, J. W.

1872. Deep excavation in the valley of 

the Rhine, Winslow, C. F.

Europe Continued.

1872. Alpine geology, Hunt, T. S.

History of Cambrian and Silurian, Hunt, T. S.

1873. Agency of glaciers in erosion of 

valleys, Niles.

Geological map of the world, 

Marcou, J.

Observations on Niagara, Tyndall.

Imperfections of paleontologic 

record, Nicholson.

Comparison of Glacial phenomena of New England and Europe, Packard.

Geology of the Bosphorus, Washburn, G.

1874. Glacial phenomena of America

and Europe, Packard. 

Northeast coast of Kent, Foord. 

Mechanism of Stromboli, Mallet.

1875. Explication de la carte ge'ologique de la terre, Marcou, J.

Tidal erosion, Shaler.

Porphyries of Island of Lambay, 

Dana, J. D.

The ores of iron, Newton.

Equivalency of coal measures, 

White, C. A.

1876. Microscopic petrography survey

of fortieth parallel, Kirkel. 

Tertiary flora and age of North

American lignite, Lesquerenx. 

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils of

the upper Missouri country,

Gabb.

1877. American surface geology, Wood,

S. V. 

Glacial phenomena of North

America, Torell. 

Greenstone of western Cornwall,

Dana, J. D. 

On the Glacial epoch, Price,

E. K. 

Critical periods in the history of

the earth, Le Conte.

1878. Some points in lithology, Dana, 

J.D.

Vesuvius and surrounding country, Crosby, C. E.

Excursions of Geological Society 

of France, Cope.

Dikes and Azoic of southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Giant's Causeway and Fingal's 

Cave, Merrill, C. D.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.

Europe Continued.

1878. The Ice age, Gratacap.

1879. Report of Wisconsin survey for

1878, Chaniberliu, T. C. 

Tertiary eruptive rocks, Szaba. 

Relation of rock decay to loess,

drift, and rock basins, Punipelly. 

Relations of horizons of extinct

vertebrata, Cope. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad

Guide, Hunt, T. S.

1880. History of some pre-Cainbriau

rocks, Hunt, T. S. 

Geologic action of humus acids,

Julien. 

Age of the Lar auric formation,

Gardner, J. S.

1881. Some points in American geology, 

Hunt, T. S.

Pre-Cambriari of Great Britain, 

Hunt, T. S.

Illustrations of the earth's surface, "Glaciers," Shaler and 

Davis.

Shaler and Davis " Glaciers," McGee.

Millstone grit in England and 

Pennsylvania.

1882. Recent glacial drift in the Alps,

Chamberlin, T. C. 

North America in the Ice age,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Origin of jointed structure, Kinahan, G. H.

1883. Decay of rocks geologically considered, Hunt, T. S.

History of serpentine and notes 

on pro-Cambrian rocks, Hunt, 

T. S.

Progress of geology, 1882, Hunt, 

T. S.

Pre-Cambrian rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Pre-Cambrian rocks of Wales, 

Hunt, T. S.

Pre-Cambrian of the Alps, Hunt, 

T.S.

St. David's rocks and universal 

law, Hicks.

Classification of lake basins, 

Davis, W. M.

Thickness of glacier in New Jersey, etc., Smock.

Lizard schists and serpentines, 

Wadsworth.

E urope Continued.

1883. Note on jointed structure, Kinahan, G. H. 

Geographic control of marine

sediments, Science. 

Genesis of crystalline iron ores,

Julieu. 

Ice age in Pennsylvania, Lewis,

H. C.

1884. Studies of rocks of Cordilleras, 

Wadsworth.

Lithology of Island of Jura, Scotlaud, Wadsworth.

Glacial erosion, Davis, W M.

Meso/oic dicotyledons, Ward, 

L.F.

Climate changes of later geologic 

times, Whitney, J. D.

Age of north Atlantic, Hull, E.

Hypersthene andesite and tricliuic pyroxene, Cross.

1885. Progress of geology, 1883, Hunt, 

T. S.

Geology of the Scottish Highlands, Hunt, T. S.

History of Taconic question and 

relations of the rocks, Hunt, 

T. S.

Origin of crystalline rocks, Hunt, 

T. S.

Overthrusts in the Scottish Highlauds, Science.

Relations of geologic work in 

Canada and the Old World, 

Dawson, J. W.

Crystallines of Scottish Highlands, Geikie, A.

Ice age in Europe and North 

America, Geikie, J. F.

Structure of English and American coals, Wethered.

Notes of Lehtuann on origin of 

crystalline schists, Williams, 

G. H.

Canadian Archean and Irish 

inetamorphics, Kinahau, G. H.

British earthquakes and their 

seismic relations, Owen, R.

Comparison of Arcadian and 

Scottish glacial beds, Richardson, R.

Relations of species in French 

old-Tertiary, Meyer, 0.

Relative ages of American and 

English Cretaceous and Eocene, 

Gardner, J. S.
382 CATALOGUE AND INDEX' OF [BULL. 127.

Europe Continued.

1885. Eroding power of iee, Netrberry. 

Microscopic examination of

series of sands, Julien and

Boltoii. 

Use of terra, Eaker or Kiim drift,

Kiuahau, J. H. 

Geological Congress at Berlin,

Dewalque.

1886. Glacial action iu Canada and 

Loch Eck, Scotland, Honeyman.

Age of Swedish paradoxides 

beds, Ford.

Observations in Europe, Lewis, 

H. C.

Glaciers and glacialists, Marcou, 

J., Dana, J. D.

The English Cretaceous, Gardner, 

J.S.

Formations of Spitzenbergeu, 

Lindahl.

Permian to Carboniferous history, 

Lapparent.

1887. Terminal moraine of England,

Lewis, H. C.

Irish esker drift, Kinahan, G. H. 

Terraces and roads of Glenroy,

Kinahan, G. H.

Phosphates of Picardy, Munier. 

Irregularities in lodes, veins, and

beds, Koehler. 

Geology of England and Wales,

Canadian Rec. Sci. 

Extra-raorainic lakes and clays

in England, North America,

etc., Lewis, H. C. 

Geologic map, Frazer, Raymond.

1888. Comparison of cisatlantic with 

transatlantic formations, Williams, H. S.

Faunas of lower Lias, Hyatt.

Geological tourist in Europe, 

Lane.

Glacial erosion in N o r w a y,. 

Spencer, J. W.

Position of Alpine Rluetic, Clark, 

W. B.

Terminal moraines in northern 

Germany, Salisbury.

1889. Neighborhood of Seville, Lockington.

Stratigrapliic position of Oleuellus, Walcott.

Europe Continued.

1889. Classification of Cambrian, Matthew.

Ancient glaciers of North Wales, 

- Evans.

1890. Cuboides zone, Williams, H. S.

Devonian in Devonshire, Williams, H. S.

Fayalite in obsidian of Lipari, 

Iddings and Penfield.

Glacial climate, Shaler.

Glacial luuoicl furrows, Packard.

Great quartzite more recent than 

the Oleuus schist, Hoist.

Lower and middle Tacomc, Marcou, J.

Natural soda, Chatard.

Observations in Norway, Williams, G. H.

Quaternary changes in level, Upham.

Recent glacial work, Claypole.

Fauna of lower Cambrian, Walcott.

1891. Cambrian of North America,

Walcott. 

Causes of spread of Cambrian

faunas, Matthew. 

Genesis of iron ores, Kimball. 

Phosphatic chalk at Taplow,

England, Davidsou. 

Quaternary changes of level in

Scandinavia, Geer. 

Relation of strength of marble

to its structure, Perry. 

Review of Quaternary era, Upham. 

Titanic oxide [in soils], Dunuiugtou.

Evans, E. W. On the action of oil wells. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 38, pp. 159-100, 

1864.

 - On the oil-producing uplift of West 

Virginia.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2<1 series, vol. 42, pp. 334-34ii, 

1866.

Evans, F. Johnston. Among the ancient 

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Am. Nat., vol. 23, pp. 8-17, 1889.

Evans, Gurdon. A general view and 

agricultural survey of the county of 

Madison.

New York State Agri. Soc., Trans., pp. 656- 

777, 1851.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 383

Evans, H. A. The relations of the flora 

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County, Ky.

Botanical Gazette, 1889.

Evans, John. Map showing the portion 

of the bad lands or Mauvaises Torres 

of Nebraska.

The ancient flora of Nebraska, by J. Loidy, 

Smithsonian Contributions, vol. 4, 4°.

lleport Geol. Surv. Wisconsin, Iowa, and 

Minnesota, by D. D. Owen, atlas, 4°, Philadelphia, 1852.

Evans, John. On a possible geological 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 43, pp. 230-239, 

1807. From Proc. Royal Soo., vol. 15, p. 46.

Evaus, Lewis. Analysis of a general 

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1756. [Not seen.]

Everett, Oliver. Geology of a section of 

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Illinois Nat. Hist. Soc., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 

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Ewing, A.L. Observations on the geological formations, Nos. II, III, IV, 

V, VI, VII, VIII, in Centre County.

Geology of Centre County, by d'luvilliers, 

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, report of progress T4, pp. 401-4:i4, Harrisbnrg, 1884.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, 

pp. 397-398 (J p.).,1884.

 An attempt to determine the 

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Am. ABSOC., Proc., vol. 33, pp. 404-405,1884. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 29-31, 

1884.

F.

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2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report H, Report of progress in Clearfield and Jefferson 

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Fairbanks, Harold W. Geology of the 

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California, lOtb lleport of Mineralogist, pp. 

23-90, map in accompanying pocket, 1890.

"Condensed" in Am. Geol., vol.7, pp. 209- 

222,1890.

 Notes on the character of the eruptive rocks of the Lake Huron region. 

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 162-172,1890. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 1072 (3 lines), 

1890.

Fairchild, H. L. On a peculiar coal-like 

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New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 71- 

73,1882. Includes an analysis by N. L. Britton, pp. 73-74.

Falding, F. J. Notes on Canadian fluor 

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Eug. and Mining Jour., vol. 42, pp. 383-384, 

403-404,188C.

Fales, J. C. Kentucky geological survey, J. R. Proctor, director, report on 

the geology of Boyle County [1881?].

Fargo, J. G. Bowlder near Batavia, 

Genesee County, N. Y.

Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 10, pp. 479-480 

(J p.), 1876.

Faribault, E. R. Report on tho lower 

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Canada, Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv., Report 

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Abstract, ibid., Part A, pp. 43-45,1887.

i [Account of examination of goldbearing rocks of the Atlantic Coast in 

Halifax County.]

Canada, Geol. Surv., Reports, vol. 3, new Series, parti, Report A.pp. 99-100, Montreal, 1888 

[ ] [Summary report on observations 

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Canada, Geol. Surv., Reports, vol. 4, now 

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Farish, John B. Interesting vein phe. 

nomeua in Boulder County, Colo.

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 19, pp. 

547-552, 1891.

 A Boulder County mine, Colo. 

Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 310-322,1891.

Farman, PI. von F. Notes on two ore 

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School of Mines, Quart., vol. 6, pp. 138-142, 

1885.

Farnsworth, P. J. Pockets containing 

lire-clay and carbonaceous material in 

tho Niagara limestone at Clinton, Iowa. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 331-334, 1888.

Farrell, Thomas M. [Report on Bayou 

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U.S. Army, Cbief of Engineers, Report for 

1884, part 2, pp. 1372-1376, Appendix S, Washington, 1884.
384 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL, 127.

Farrington, A. C. Metamorphic condition of a part of the largo vein of 

franklinite in New Jersey.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 241-242,1852.

 Fault in a metallic vein as seen at 

Sterling mine in New Jersey.

Am. Assoe., Proc., vol. 0, p. 296 (£ p.), 

1852.

Paur, Faber du. The sulphur deposits of 

southern Utah.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 16, pp. 

33-35,1887.

Peatherstonhaugh, G. W. [Remarks on 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 16, p. 206 (£ p.), 1829.

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Am. Jour. Geol. and Nat. Sci., vol. 1, pp. 13- 

21, plate, 1831.

[ ] [On the Great Valley, Blue Ridge, 

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Am. Jour. Geol. and Nat. Hist., vol. 1, pp. 

352-353, 1832.

 On the constituent minerals and the 

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Am. Jour. Geol. and Nat. Hist., vol. 1, pp. 

385-391,1832.

[ ] On mineral and metallic veins.

Am. Jour. Geol. and Nat. Sci., vol. 1, pp. 481- 

490,1832.

[ ] On the crust of the earth.

Am. Jour. Geol. and Nat. Sci., vol. 1, pp. 289- 

296,1832.

[ ] On the order of succession of the

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Am. Jour. Geol. and Nat. Sci., vol. 1, pp.

337-347,1832.

[ ] General remarks on the constituents of primary rocks.

Am. Jour. Geol. and Nat. Hist., vol. 1, pp308-312,1832.

 Account of the travertin deposited 

by the waters of the -Sweet Springs in 

Alleghany County, in the State of Virginia, and of an ancient travertin discovered in the adjacent hills.

Geol. Soc. Pennsylvania, Trans., vol. 1, pp. 

328-334,1835.

 Geological report of an examination 

made in 1834 of the elevated country 

between'the Missouri and Red rivers, 

97pages,Washington, 1835. [23dCoug.. 

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Reviewed, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 28, p. 379, 

1835.

Featherstonhaugh, G. W. Continued.

 Report of a geological reconnaissance made in 1835 from the seat of government by-the way of Green Bay and 

the Wisconsin Territory to the Coteau 

du Prairie, an elevated ridge dividing 

the Missouri from the St. Peters River, 

168 pages, 4 plates, Washington, 1836.

 Excursion through the slave States

from Washington, on the Potomac, to 

the frontier of Mexico, with sketches of 

the popular manners and geological 

articles, 168 pages, New York, 1844; 2 

vols., London, 1844.

 On the excavation of the rocky channels of rivers by the recession of their 

cataracts.

British Assoc., Report, vol. 14, Transactions 

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Feilden, H. W., and De Ranee, C. E. 

Geology of the coasts of the Arctic 

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Geol. Soc..,. Quart. Jour., vol. 34, pp. 556-567, 

plate, 1878.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 16, 

pp. 139-142,1878.

Felix, Johannes. Ueber einen Besuch 

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Deutsche geol. Gesell., Zeit., vol. 40, pp. 355 - 

357,1888.

Ferrer, R. Estudias ffsicos, geogrjJticos 

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Eevista do Espafia, vol. 22, No. 88,1871. 

[Not seen.]

Ferrier, Walter F., Nason, Frank L., 

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[Abstract. ]

A in. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 38, pp. 244- 

245,1890.

Fewkes, J. Walter. On the origin of the 

present form of the Bermudas.

Eostou Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 23, pp. 518- 

522 : 1888.

 Across the Santa Barbara Channel. 

Am. Nat., vol. 23, pp. 211-217, 387-394,1889.

 The origin of the present outline of 

the Bermudas.

Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 88-100,1890.

 On excavations made in rocks by

sea urchins.

Am. Nat., vol. 24, pp. 1-21, plates 1, 2,1890.

Finch, John. Geological essay on the 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 7, pp. 31-43,1824. Read 

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DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 385

Finch, John Continued.

 .A sketch of the geology of the country near Easton, Pa., with a catalogue 

of minerals and a map.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 8, pp. 236-240, map, 1824.

 On the Tertiary formations on the 

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Am. Jour. Sci.,vol. 10, pp. 227-229, plate,1826.

 Memoir on the New or variegated 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 10, pp. 209-212,1826.

 On tho geology and mineralogy of 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 14, pp. 15-18,1828.

 Essay on the mineralogy and geology 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 19, pp. 220-228,1831.

 Travels in the United States of 

America and Canada, with notices of 

their geology and mineralogy, London, 

1833. [Not seen.]

 [Age of basins of Lake Erie and St. 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 27, p. 151 (J.p.), 1835.

Pinch, W. W. Infusorial earth at Santa 

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Santa Barbara Soc. Nat. Hist., Bull. No. 1, 

pp. 8-11, 1887.

Fischer, Moritz. Natural gas in Kentucky.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Mineral Resources, 1887, 

pp. 489-492, 1888. Abstract from Am. Manufacturer, natural-gas supplement, 1886.

 The oil field of Barren County, Ky.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 49, pp. 197-198, 

4°, 1890.

Fish, Charles. The mineral springs of 

Saratoga.

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 19, pp. 24-33,1887.

Fisher, S. B. Map of the first and second 

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Fitch, Asa. A historical, topographical, 

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New York State Agri. Soc., Trans., vol. 9, 

1849, pp. 753-944, 3 plates, 1850.

Fitton, William H. Geological notes on 

the new country passed over in Captain 

Back's expedition.

Narrative of the Arctic expedition to the 

mouth of tho Great Pish River and along the 

shores of the Arctic Ocean in 3833, 1834, and 

1835 by Captain Back, R. N., pp. 399-411, 

London, 1836.

Bull. 127 25

Fleming, H. S. General description of 

the ores used in the Chattanooga district.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 15, pp.

757-761, 1887.

Fleming, Sandford. The Valley of the 

Nottawasaga.

Canadian Jour., vol. 1, pp. 223-226,4°, 1853.

 Notes on the Davenport gravel 

drift.

Canadian Jour., vol. 6, new aeries, pp. 247- 

253, plate, 1861.

Fletcher, Hugh. Report of explorations 

and surveys in Capo Breton, Nova 

Scotia.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress,

1875-76, pp. 369-418, map, 1877.

 Report on the geology of part of the 

counties of Victoria, Cape Breton, and 

Richmond, Nova Scotia.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress,

1876-77, pp. 402-456, map, Montreal, 1878.

 Report of explorations and surveys 

in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress,

1877-78, partP, 32 pages, map, Montreal, 1879.

 Report on part of the counties of 

Richmond, Inverness, Guysborough, 

and Antigonish, Nova Scotia.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1879-80, pp. 1F-125F, Montreal, 1881.

 Report on the geology of northern 

Cape Breton.

Geol. Surv, Canada, Report of progress, 

1882-84, pp. 1H-98H, map, Montreal, 1885.

 Report on geological surveys and 

explorations in the counties of Guysborough, Autigonish, and Pictou, Nova 

Scotia, from 1882-1886.

Canada, Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv., Report 

for 1886, Part P, pp. 51-128, 1887.

Abstracts, ibid., Part A, pp. 42-45; Geol. 

Mag., 3d series, vol.6, pp. 136-137 (J p.), 1889.

 [Account of examinations of Pictou and Colchester counties, Nova 

Scotia.]

Canada, Geol. Surv., Reports, vol. 3, new 

series, part 1, Report A, pp. 97-99, Montreal, 

1888.

[ ] [Summary report on part of Pictou and Colchester counties, Nova 

Scotia.]

Canada, Geol. Surv'., Reports, vol. 4, new 

series, Report A, pp. 43-45, 1890.

Flint, Earl. About the Nicaragua footprints.

Science, vol. 15, pp. 30-32, 1890.
386 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Florida.

1731. Natural hi story of Carolina, Florida, and Bahamas, Catesby.

1787. Mineralogische Kenntniss des 

oslichen Theils von NordAmorika, etc., Schoepf.

1791. Travels, Bartram.

1807. Observations on geology of 

United States and geologic 

map, Maclure.

1818. Geology of the United States,

Maclure.

Observations on geology of North 

America, Mitchell, S. L.

1824. Essay on Tertiary of America,

Finch.

Testaceous formation of Anastasia Island, Dietz.

1825. Notices of the Floridas, Pierce. 

1829. Report on canal from the Atlantic to the Gulf, Bernard and 

Poussin. 

Oolitic rocks from Florida,

Featherstonhaugh. 

1834. Tertiary and Recent of Southern

States, Conrad.

Observations upon Alabama, 

Georgia, and Florida, Shepard, 

C.U.

1839. Remarks on eastern Florida, 

: Whiting, H. 

1846. Geology of Tampa Bay, Alien,

J.H.

Oolite in Florida, Rogers, H. D. 

Geology of eastern Florida, Conrad. 

1848. Report on draining everglades,

United States. 

Eocene of Vicksburg, Conrad.

1850. Eocene of Vicksburg, Miss., Conrad.

Infusorial stratum in Florida, 

Bailey, J. W.

1851. Geology of Florida keys and 

southern coast, Tuoiney.

Florida reefs, keys, and coast, 

Agassiz.

Microscopical observations, Bailey, J. W.

Solidification of rocks of Florida 

reefs, Horsford.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Changes of level of western coast, 

Gorrie.

Florida Continued.

1854. Solidification of reefs of Florida 

and source of lime, Horsford.

1855. Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1857. Agency of Gulf Stream in formation of Florida, Le Conte.

1858. Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1859. Eocene near Alligator, McCrady.

1862. Florida reef, its origin, Hunt, 

E. B.

1863. Origin, growth, substructure, and 

chronology of Florida reef, 

Hunt, E. B.

1866. Change of level on coast of Florida, Lewis, E.

1867. Development of coast features, 

Agassiz, L.

1871. Geologic history of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard.

1873. Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C. H.; Hitchcock and Blake.

1874. Physical geography, etc., of Bahamas, Bland.

1875. Geographic chart of the United

. States, Bradley, F. H. 

1878. Geological railroad guide, Macfarlane.

1881. Geology of Florida, Smith, E. A. 

Geology of lower Louisiana and

salt of Peiite Anse, Hilgard. 

Later Tertiary of Gulf of Mexico, 

Hilgard.

1883. Tortugas and Florida reefs, Agassiz, A.

1884. Tertiary of Eastern and Southern 

States, Heilprin.

Analyses of soils, Edwards, J. B.

Nummulites in Florida, Heilpriu.

On Florida Tertiary, Pleilprin.

Florida reefs, keys, and peninsulas, Le Conte.

Cotton production in Florida, 

Smith, E. A.

Soil map of cotton States, Hilgard.

1885. Origin of coral reefs and islands, 

Dana, J. D.

Contributions to Tertiary geology, Heilpriu.

Shell from Manatee River, Heilprin.

Phosphatic rocks, Smith, E. A.; 

Johnson, L. C.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 387

Florida Continued.

1885. Miocene in Florida, Dall.

Grouping of phosphates in the

Oligocene, Heilprin. 

Geology of Tampa region, Kerr. 

Southern old Tertiary, Meyer, O. 

Map of the United States, McGee.

1886. Report on bottom deposits, Gulf 

of Mexico, etc., Murray, J.

Observations in Florida, Heil 

prin.

Tertiary fossils, Heilprin.

Classification of Tertiary, Meyer, 

0.; Hilgard, Heilpriu.

West-coast geology, Heilprin.

Notes on Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

1887. Geology of Florida, Kost.

Geological survey, Kost.

Fulgurites, Merrill, G. P.

Map of the United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Notes on geology of Florida, Dall.

Geologic survey report, Kost.

Okeechobee wilderness and west 

coast, Heilprin.

Well, at St. Augustine, Kennish.

1888. Deposits of phosphate of lime,

Penrose.

Structure of Florida, Johnson, 

L. C.

1889. Some Florida Miocene, Langdon.

Intermediate Pleistocene fauna, 

Cope.

Cruises of the Blake, Agassiz, A.

Observations on southern Florida, Wilcox.

Report of Atlantic coast division, 

United States Geological Sur- 

' vey, Shaler.

Report of division of Cenozoic 

invertebrates, United States 

Geological Survey, Dall.

1890. Analyses of coquiua, clay, and 

coral rocks, Clarke, F. W; 

Eakins.

Barrier beaches, Merrill, F. J. H.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Johnson.

Note on coral reefs, Agassiz.

Origin of present outlines of the 

Bermudas, Fewkes.

Phosphate beds, Ledoux, Goldsmith, Cox, Wyatt.

Pleistocene submergence, Shaler.

Florida Continued.

1890. Tertiary fauna of Florida, Dall. 

Topography of Florida, Shaler. 

Saliferous deposits as evidence of

climatal condition, Shalor. 

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

1891. Ago of Peace Creek beds, Dall. 

Elevation of America in Cenozoic

periods, Dall. 

Floridite, Cox. 

Fresh-water swamps, Shaler. 

Geology of phosphates, Darton. 

Origin of Florida phosphates,

Davidson. 

Pebble and nodular phosphate of

lime, Cox. 

Phosphatic chalk at Tap low,

England, Davidson. 

Phosphate fields, Millar. 

Phosphates of America, Wyatt. 

Record of deep Avell at Lake

Worth, Darton.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P. 

Foerste, A. F. The Clinton group of 

Ohio, with descriptions of new 

species.

Sci. Lab. Denisou TJniv. Bull., vol. 1, pp. 63- 

120, plates 13,14,1885.

 The Clinton gronp of Ohio, part 2.

Denison Univ., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 89-110, plate 

10; pp. 148-176, plates 15-17,1887.

Notes on a geological section at

Todds Fork, Ohio.

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 412-419, 1888.

 The Clinton group of Ohio, Part IV. 

Denison Univ., Sci. Lab., Bull., vol. 3, pp. 

3-12, 1888.

 The paleontological horizon of the 

limestone at Nahant, Mass.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proo., vol. 24, pp. 

261-263,1889.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, 

p. 71 (Jp.), 1890.

 Notes on Clinton-group fossils, with 

special reference to collections from 

Indiana, Tennessee, and Georgia.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 

263-355, plates 5-9,1890.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 40, 

pp. 252-254, 1890.

 Fence-wall geology.

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 367-371,1889. 

Sci. Am. Snpp., vol. 29, pp. 11748-11749 (li 

cols.,4°, No. 735,1890.

 On the Clinton oolitic iron ores.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, pp. 28-29, 

1891.
388 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Foerste, A. F. Continued.

 The age of the Cincinnati anticlinal. 

Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 97-109,1891.

Fontaine, William M. Note on the West 

Virginia asphaltum deposit.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 6, pp. 409-416, 

1873.

 The."great conglomerate" on New 

River, W. Va.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 7, pp. 459-465, 

573-579,1874.

 On the primordial strata of Virginia.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 361-369, 

416-428,1875.

 On some points in the geology of 

the Blue Ridge in Virginia.

Am. Jour, Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 14-22,93- 

101,1875.

 The conglomerate series of West 

Virginia.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, pp. 276-284, 

374-384,1876. 

The Virginias, vol. 1, pp. 27-29, Feb., 1880.

 Notes on the Vespertine strata of 

Virginia and West Virginia.

Avn. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, pp. 37-48, 

115-123,1877. 

 Western Maryland.

Macfarlane's Am. Geol. Rwy. Guide, pp. 

176-177,1879.

 Notes on the Mesozoic strata of Virginia.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 17, pp. 25-39, 

151-157,229-239,1879. 

Abstract, Neues Jahrbuch, 1881, pp. 137-138.

 Notes on Virginia geology. Brush 

Creek gold district.

The Virginias, vol. 3, pp. 108-109,4°, 1882.

 Notes on th« coal of Little Sewell 

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The Virginias, vol. 3, pp. 7-8, plate, 1882.

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 349-352,

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Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 16, p. 76 (J p.), 1882.

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The Virginias, vol. 3, pp. 154-155,4°, 1882.

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The Virginias, vol. 3, pp. 18-19, 4°, 1882.

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2d Geol. Surv. of Penn., Geology of Cheater 

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U. S. Geol. Surv., J. "W. Powell, Director,

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Chap. 1, "Geology of Mesozoic areas;" also 

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Keviewed by Stur, Vienna, K. k. geol. 

Eeichsanstalt, Verhandliingen, 188, p. 203.

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The Virginias, vol.4, pp. 167, 178-180, 185- 

192, 1883; vol. 5, pp. 8-14, 43, 4°.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 330- 

339, 1883.

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The Virginias, vol. 4, pp. 21-22, 42-47,55-59, 

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U. S. Geol. Surv., Monographs, vol. 6, 144 

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"U. S. Geol. Surv., Monographs, vol.15; vol. 

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Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, 

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Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

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Macfarlane's Geol. Ewy. Guide, 2d edition, 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 204-206,

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, pp. 369-371,

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19, pp. 152-153 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19, pp. 225-226, 

1880.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d aeries, vol. 29, pp. 16-19,

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d aeries, vol. 32, pp. 473-476,

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 26, pp.134- 

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U. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Annual 

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Reviewed by F. Leverett, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d 

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Message Prest. U. S., 31st Cong., 1st sess., 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series,vol. 12, p. 282 (J p.), 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 

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Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 301-304,185

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the fossil elephant of North America.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 10, part 2, pp. 148- 

169, 1857.

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geography, including sketches of the 

topography, botany, climate, geology, 

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material wealth, xvi, 443 pages, maps, 

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Am. Nat., vol. 4, pp. 449-472, 1871.

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Am. Nat., vol. 6., pp. 65-75, 1872. Read to 

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DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 391

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U. S. General Land Office, Report, for 1850, 

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Michigan, Part I, copper lands, 224 

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1850.

Notice and excerpts in Am. Jour. Sci., 2d 

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Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 8, pp. 

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special sess., March, 1851, Senate Ex. Doc. 

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Extracts in Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 15, 

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chains.

Report on the geology of Lake Superior 

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geology, pp. 274-284, special sess., March, 

1851, Senate Ex. Doc. No. 4, Washington, 

1851.

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Lake Superioi1, with a description of 

the phenomena of the association of 

igneous rocks.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 22-38,1851. 

Abstract, Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, 

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 On the different systems of elevation which have given configuration 

to North America, with an attempt to 

identify them with those of Europe. 

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 136-151,1851.

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Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 4-7,1851. 

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 9, pp. 

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Annual of Sci. Discovery, 1861, p. 285, 1882.

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 21, pp. 319-320,1832.

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 26, pp. 

85-86,1874.

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Ritchie and Tyler counties, W. Va.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 26, pp. 

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 26, p. 

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Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 

421-422,1875.

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Silurian slates at their outcrops. i 

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. for 1875 [vol. 

27], p. 76 (J p.), 1875.

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Mesozoic basin.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. for 1875 [vol. 

27], p. 72 (J p.), 1875.

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. for 1875 [vol. 

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. for 1875 [vol. 

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392 [BULL; 127;

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the Atlantic States.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proo. [vol. 27], pp. 

440-442,1875.

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Paleozoic and Mesozoic rocks of Pennsylvania.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 

327-328, 1875.

 Hydro-Geology.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 

108-115, 1875.

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York and Adams counties.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, 1874, Beport C, 

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' 1876.

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 14, p. 647 (Jp.), 

' 1876. 

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Ain. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol, 14, pp. 295-297, 

1876:

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 364-370, 

1876.

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Pa.

, Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 402-414, 

plate, 1876.

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 430-431, 

1876.

 On the age and origin of certain 

quartz veins.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol. 28], p. 

36 (J p.), 1876.

 - Report of progress in the counties 

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Franklin.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, 1875, Report 

CO, pp. 198-400, plates, maps, 8°, Harrisburg, 

1877.

 Notes on some Paleozoic limestones. 

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol. 28], pp. 

60-63,1876.

 Notes on two traps, a case of alteration of earthy sediments.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol.28], p. 

60 (1 p.), 1876.

Frazer, Persifor, jr. Continued.

 On certain trap rocks from Brazil.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol.28], pp. 

119-121,1876.

 Note on the " Lithologie du Pond des 

Mers" of M! Delesse.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 238-240, 

1877.

 Regarding some Mesozoic ores.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 651-655,664- 

665,1877.

 The position of the American new 

red sandstone.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans:, vol. 5, pp. 

494-501,1877.

 Anthracite from "Third Hill 

Mountain," W. Va.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 29, pp. 

16-17' (Jp.), 1877.

 On the Hudson River and Utica 

slates of Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 29, pp. 

14-16,1877.

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Pa.].

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 29, pp. 

17-19,1877.

 A study of the specular and magnetic iron ores of the new red sandstone 

in York County, Pa.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., liana., vol. 5, pp. 

132-143,1877.

 A study of the igneous rocks [of 

York County, Pa.].

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 

144-146,1877.

 [Trap dike through Lancaster 

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 17, p: 270 (£ p.), 

1878;

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and on ripple marks on a slab of limestone.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 17, p. 725 (J p.), 

1878. Eemarks by Prime, ibid., 725.

, [Geological section along the Susquehanna in Lancaster County, Pa.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 17, pp. 719-720 (J 

p.), 1878.

 [Remarks on Professor Prime's paper 

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Pa.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 17, pp. 255-258, 

1878.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.

Prazer, Persifor, jr. Continued. 

[- ] [Clays and clay slates of York, 

Adams, and Lancaster counties, Pa.]

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans;, vol. 6, pp. 

190-192,1879.

 The Mesozoic sandstone of the Atlantic Slope.

Am. Nat., vol.13, pp. 284-292, 1879.

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Pennsylvania.]

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 7, pp. 

336-339,1879.

 [On age and position of the Peach 

Bottom slates.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 366-369, 

1880.

 The geology of Lancaster County.

2d Geol.-Surv. Pennsylvania, Keport CCC, 

x, 350 pages, with atlas of plates and maps, 

Harrisburg, 1880.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 15, pp. 161-162 (f 

p.), 1881. .

 - Fossil forms in the quartzose rocks 

of the lower Susquehanua.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 277-279, 

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' [Structure at Chicques Rock on the 

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 220-221 (J 

p.), 1880.

 On the physical and chemical characteristics of a trap at Williamson's 

Point, Pa.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 96-103, 

1880.

 Some copper deposits of Carroll 

County, Md.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng,, Trane., vol. 9, pp. 

' 33-40, map, 1881.

 The Whopper lodo,Gunnison County, 

Colo.

v Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 9, pp. 

249-258, 1881.

 Relations of the graphite deposits of 

Chester County, Pa., to the geology of 

the rocks containing them.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trana., vol. 9, pp. 

730-733, 1881.

 Theses prfoente'es a la Faculte" des 

sciences de Lille, Uuiversite" de France, 

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sur la gdologie de la partie sud-est de 

la Pennsylvauie, 177 pages, 4 plates, 

Lilie, 1882.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 17, p. 72 (J p.), 1883; 

Science, vol. 4, pp. 447-448 ($ p.), 1884.

Frazer, Persifor, jr. Continued.

 Review of Report C4, second geo< 

logical survey of Pennsylvania. 

Am. Nat., vol. 17, pp. 1020-1027,1882.

[ ] Proceedings of the mineralogical 

and geological section of the Academy 

of Natural Sciences, 1880-81, No. 2. 

[Review of Rand on geology of Chester 

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Am. Nat., vol. 17, pp. 523-526, 1883.

Eeviewed by Rand, ibid., pp. 965-967.

 The geology of Philadelphia County, 

etc. [by C.E.Hall].

Am. Nat., vol. 17, pp. 65-66, 1883.

 The iron ores of the middle James 

River.

Am. Inat. Mining Eng., Trans., \jl. 11, pp. 

201-216, map, 1883.

 Rand on the geological survey of 

Chester and Delaware counties, Pa. 

Am. Nat., vol. 17, pp. 1052-1053, 1883.

 Rand's criticism of [Vol. C4] geology 

of Chester County, Pa.

Franklin'Inst. Jour., 3d series, vol. 86, pp. 

274-278, 1883.

 The horizon of the Soiith Valley Hill 

rocks in Pennsylvania.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 510-518, 

1883.

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2d Geol: Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport C4, 

geology of Chester County, Pa., edited by 

J. P. Lesley, pp. 34-36, Harrisburg, 1883.

 Geological notes in the several townships of Chester County.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport C4, the 

geology of Chester County, edited by J. P. 

Lesley, pp. 215-345 .map (and quoted by Lesley 

in other parts of the work), Harrisburg, 

1883.

Eeviewed by P. Frazer, Am. Nat., vol. 17, 

pp. 1020-1027, 1883.

 The geology and the copper deposits 

of Adams County, Pa.

Eng. and Mining Jour,, vol. 35, p. 112 (J p.), 

4°, 1883.

 [Review of the] geology of Philadelphia [by H. C. Lewis]. 

Science, vol. 2, pp. 269-270,1883.

 A comparison of the Eozoic and 

lower Paleozoic in South Wales with 

their Appalachian analogues.

Aiu. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 11, pp. 

479-505,1883. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 1, pp. 108-109; 1883.
394 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Frazer, Persifor, jr. Continued.

 Notes from the literature on the 

geology of Egypt and examination of 

the syenitic granite of the obelisk in 

New York.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 11, pp. 

353-366,376-379,1883. 

Abstract, Science, vol.2,p. Ill (J p.), 1885.

 Geological and mineral studies in 

Nuevo Leon and Coahuila, 36 pages, 

maps, Philadelphia, 1884.

 Trap dikes in the Archean rocks of 

southeastern Pennsylvania.

Am.Phil. Soc., Proc.,vol. 21, pp. 691-694,1884.

 [Remarks on geology of Radnor 

Township, Pa.]

Am. Nat., vol. 18, p. 333 (7 lines), 1884.

 [On the age of the Philadelphia 

gneisses.]

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 12, pp. 

72-73,1884.

 An hypothesis of the structure of 

the copper belt of the South Mountain. 

Am. Inst. Mining Eug., Trans., vol. 12, pp. 

82-85,1884.

 The northern serpentine belt in 

Chester County, Pa.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 12, pp. 

349-355,1884.

 The Peach Bottom slates of southeastern York and southern Lancaster 

counties, Pa.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 12, pp. 

355-359, plates, map, 1884.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, 

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 Certain silver and iron mines in the 

States of Nuevo Leon and Coahuila, 

Mexico.

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 12, pp. 

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Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 14, pp. 

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 Reply to T. D. Rand's paper, "Notes 

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Franklin Inst. Jo ur., 3d series, vol. 87, pp 

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 A study of one point in the ArcheanPaleozoic contact line in southeastern 

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Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 33, pp. 394-396,1885. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 4, p. 328 (^ p), 1884. 

Discussion by H. C. Lewis and J. Geikie, ibid. 

(6 lines).

Frazer, Persifor, jr. Continued.

 Report of the American committee 

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Am. Jour.Sci.,3d series,vol.30,pp.454-475, 

1885.

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 23, pp. 391-410, 

map, 1886.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 157-158, 

1887.

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Albany.

Science, vol. 9, pp, 416-417,1887.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 510-512, 

1887.

In part, Franklin Inst. Jour., vol. 123, pp. 

423-424,1887.

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Europe.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 15, pp. 

681-684,1887.

 The address of Vice-President G. K. 

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10, 1887.

Am. Nat., vol. 21, pp. 841-847,1887.

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Science, vol. 9, pp. 439-440,1887.

 Geological questions. 

Science, vol. 10, p. 35,1887.

 The Geologists' Congress. 

Science, vol. 10, pp. 119-120,1887.

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Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 3-11,86-100,1888.

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International Gong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

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Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 144-192, 1888, without 

Appendix 3.

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Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 65-72, 1889.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 395

Frazer, Persifor, jr. Continued.

 The session of the International 

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Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 208-212,1890.

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Macfarlane's Geol. Bwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

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 The Warrior coal field of northern 

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Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp, 805-320,1891. [Includes 

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Freeland, Francis T. The sulphide deposit of South Iron Hill, Leadville, 

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Ara. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 14, pp. 

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Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 6, geology and paleontology, pp. 235-244, Boston, 1875.

Reprinted iii Economical Geology of Illinois, 

vol. 3, pp. 586-596, Springaeld, 1882.

 The La Plata Mountains, Colo.

Am. lust. Mining Eng , Trans., vol. 13, pp. 

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Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 15, pp. 

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Eug. and Mining Jour., vol. 44, pp. 110-111, 

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Fremont, J. C. A report on an exploration between the Missouri River and 

the Rocky Mountains on the line of the 

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27th Gong., 3d sess., Senate, 243, pp. 7-76, 

Washington, 1843.

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year 1842 and to Oregon aud north 

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Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 3, 

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Friedrich, James J. [Silicified wood 

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New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 8, pp. 29- 

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Friedrich, James J. Continued.

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New York Acad. Sci., Trana., vol. 9, pp. 32- 

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Friguet, E. La Californie, histoire, organisation, politique et administrative. 

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Froebel, Charles. Notes on some observations made in Dakota during two 

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New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Trails., vol. 

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Fuchs, Edmond. Note sur les graviers 

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Fulton, A. R. Copper in the drift of 

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Kansas City Review, vol. 8, pp. 151-152,1885.

Fulton, Hamilton. Report of sundry 

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Fulton, Henry, Palmer, Charles S., and. 

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1891.

Fulton, John. On the Somerset County 

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 157-158, 

1876.

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Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol.16, pp. 

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[ ] [Cross section through the crest of 

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Pennsylvania Geol. Surv., Atlas to Reports 

HH and HHH, plate 5, Harrisburg, 1888.
396 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Fulton, John Continued.

 Notes on Cambria County.

Pennsylvania Geol. Surv., Atlas [and Appendix] to Reports HH and HHH, pp. 361-369, 

1888.

 Geological columnar sections in 

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Pennsylvania Geol. Surv., Atlas to Keports 

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 Columnar sections of the lower productive bituminous coal measures (Alleghany Eiver series-), Cambria County, 

Pa.

Pennsylvania Geol. Surv., Atlas to Keports 

HH and HHH, plate 3, Harrisburg, 1888.

 Geological map of Somerset County. 

Pennsylvania Geol. Surv., Atlas to Reports 

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Pulton, John Continued.

 Geological map of Cambria County.

Pennsylvania Geol. Surv., Atlas to Reports 

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Purlonge, W. H. Notes on the geology 

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Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 49, pp. 287-291, 

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Furman, John H. The geology of the 

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New York Acad. Sci., Traps., vol. 1, pp15-20, 1882.

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Science (edited by John Michels), vol. 2, pp. 

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Gabb, William M. [Reply to Jules Marcon's criticism on Jurassic fossils.]

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 13, p. 

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 

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Am. Jour. Conch., vol. 2, pp. 87-92,1866.

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306,1866.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 44, pp. 226-230, 

1867. 

Reviewed by T. A. Conrad, ibid., pp. 376-377.

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Gabb, William M. Continued.

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Am. Jour. Conch., vol. 5, pp. 5-18,1870.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, pp. 252-255, 

1871.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 2, pp. 127-129, 

1871.

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 

263-265,1872.

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Am. Phil. Soc., Trans., vol.15, new series, 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 5, pp. 382-383, 

1873.

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 12, pp. 571-573,

1873.

[ ] Note on the geology of Costa Rica. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 7, pp. 438-439 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d. series, vol. 8, pp. 388-390,

1874.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 198-204, 

320,1875.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 397

Gabb, William M. Continued.

[ ] The Gulf of Mexico in the Miocene.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 320-321 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, p. 308 (i p.), 

1875.

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 8, 2d 

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Gage, J. R. Lead mines of southeast 

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Geological Survey of Missouri, including 

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Ain. lust. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol.5, pp.249-250 

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Am. Quart. Jour. Agri. and Sci., vol. 6, pp. 

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Gale, L. D. Report on the geology of 

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New York Geol. Surv., 3d Annual Keport, 

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Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 39, pp. 101-102, 

1840.

 Diary of a geological survey of the 

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Geology of New York (southeastern district), by "W. W. Mather, pp. 581-604, plate, 

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Galeotti, H. C. Notice g^ologique sur 

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Acad. Eoyale do Belgique, Bull., vol. 5, p. 

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Galeotti, H. C. Continued.

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Soc. G6ol. Trance, Bull., vol. 10, pp. 32-39, 

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Gannaway, C. B. Geological report, 

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Gannett, Henry. The Unaweep Canyon.

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 20, pp. 781-786, 

1882.

Ganong, W. F. Southern invertebrates 

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Canada, Eoyal Soc., Trans., vol. 9, sec. 4, pp. 

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Abstract, Science, vol. 15, pp. 373-374 (J col.), 

40,1891.

Gardiner, Frederick, jr. An Arizona 

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Science, vol. 6, p. 67,1885. 

Gardner, Joseph. Tripoli.

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 5th Annual Keport for 

1873, pp. 423-425, Indianapolis, 1874.

Gardner, J. Starkie. On the age of the 

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Am. Nat., vol. 14, pp. 565-569,1880.

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British Assoo., Eeport of 54th meeting, pp. 

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Am. Nat., vol. 20, pp. 266-269,1886.

Garland, J. Copper mining at the cove, 

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Cornwall Eoyal Geol. Soc., Trans., vol. 11, 

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Garrison, O. E. The upper Mississippi 

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Minnesota Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv., 9th 

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St. Peter, 1881.

Gaskins, S. The Arctic current and 

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Liverpool Geol. Assoc., Jour., vol. 8, pp. 

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[Gattinger, A., Cotton, Henry E. and.] 

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10th Census TJ. S., Eeport on building 

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398 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Gazlay, Sayrs. Origin of bituminous

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/ Am. Jour. Soi., vol. 17, pp. 397-398 (J p.), 

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Gebhard, John. On the geology and

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,- Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 28, pp. 172-177,1835.

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I Albany Tnst., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 55-59,1830. 

j Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 11, pp. 213-218, plates, 

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Geddes, George. Survey of Onondaga.

New York State Agri. Soc., Trans., pp. 219- 

352, map and plate, 1859.

Geer, Gerard de. On the Quaternary 

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Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 236-237 (f p.), 1891. 

Abstract of paper read to Geol. Soc. of 

America, 1891.

Geiger, H. R., and Keith, Arthur. The 

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Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 155-163,164, 

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Discussed by C. D. "Walcott and C. H. Hitchcock, pp. 163-164.

Abstracts, Am. Geol,, vol. 7, p. 262 (Jp.); 

Am. Nat., vol. 25, pp. 364,658 (4 lines), 1891.

Geikie, Archibald. The lava fields of 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, pp. 145-146, 

1881. 

Abstract from Nature, November 4,1880.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19, pp. 363-367, 

1880.

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Am. Nat., vol. 15, pp. 1-7,1881.

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Geological sketches at home and abroad, 

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 Text-book of geology, 971 pages, 

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 The crystalline rocks of the Scottish Highlands.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 10-15, 

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Geikie, James. On changes of climate 

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Edinburg Geol. Soc., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 144- 

168,1885.

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Genth, F. A. On the products of eruption at Hecla.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 7, p. 114 (f p.), 

1849.

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 Corundum, its alterations and associated minerals.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 361-406, 

1873.

 Eeply to T. S. Hunt.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 8, pp. 221-223, 

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Am. Phil/Soc., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 216-218, 

1876.

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Geol. Surv. North Carolina, Eeport by W. C. 

Kerr, Appendix C, pp. 53-89, Kaleigh, 1875.

 Investigation of iron ores and limestone from ore banks of Spruce Creek, 

Half Moon Run, and Warriors Mark 

Run, in Centre, Blair, and Huntingdon 

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 84-99,1876.

[ ] Analyses of minerals and rocks 

from Bucks, Montgomery, and Philadelphia counties, Pa.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport C6, geology Philadelphia County, etc., by C. E. Hall, 

pp. 94-136, Harrisburg, 1881.

 Minerals.

"Minerals and mineral localities of North 

Carolina," being chap. 1 of the 2d volume of 

the Geology of North Carolina, pp. 8-122, Kaleigh, 1881.

 Analyses of Nittany Valley iron ores 

and limestones.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport T4, 

geology of Centre County, by d'lnvilliers, pp. 

385-394, Harrisburg, 1884.

 Additional analyses of minerals and 

rocks from Delaware County.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport C5, 

fleld notes in Delaware County, by C. E. Hall, 

part 1, pp. 111-120, Harrisburg, 1885.
CARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 399

Genth, F. A. Continued. 

 Contributions to Mineralogy. On a 

new occurrence of corundum in Patrick 

County, Va.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, pp. 47-49, 

1890.

Geologic Philosophy.

CHEMIC GEOLOGY (excepting metamorphism and rock decay). 

1821. Geology and paleontology of 

Franklin, N. J., Vanuxem 

and Keating.

1823. Essay on salt, Van Rensselaer. 

1827. Abstraction of nitrogen from

the. atmosphere, Vauuxem. 

Lead mines of Hamps hire

County, Mass., Nash. 

Gold mines of North Carolina, 

Rothe.

1831. Remarks relating to Mexico, 

Maclure.

1832. On mineral veins, Featherstonhaugh.

1835. Science and position of mining, Dickson, J.

1836. Review of report by Featherstonhaugh, P.

Bituminous coal deposits of the 

valley of the Ohio, Hildreth.

1837. Geological survey of Connecticut, Shepard.

1838. Origin of veins, Fox.

1840. Fourth report of survey of the 

second district of New York, 

Emmons.

Fourth report of survey of the 

third district of New York, 

Vanuxem.

1841. Final report on Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

1842. Elements of geology and outline of geology of North 

Carolina, Mitchell, E. 

Geology of New York, second 

district, Emmous, E.

1843. Origin of limestones and coral

rocks, Jackson, C. T. 

Tin veins of Jackson, N. H., 

Jackson, C. T.

1844. Chrome and meerschaum of

Asia Minor, Smith, J. L. 

Final report on New Hampshire, Jackson, C. T.

1845. Zinc mines of Franklin, N. J., 

Alger.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

CHEMIC GEOLOGY (excepting metamorphism and rock decay) Continued.

1845. Copper mines of Lake Superior, Ruggles, D. 

Origin of minerals of trappean 

rocks, Dana, J. D.

1846. Reports on south shore of Lake 

Superior, Hough ton and 

Bristol.

1848. Gpysum of Nova Scotia, Dawson, J.W.

Phenomena on south shore of 

Lake Superior, Rogers, H. D. 

Geology of South Carolina, 

Tuomey.

1849. Coloring matter of red sandstones, etc., Dawson, J. W. 

Mineral lauds in Michigan,

Jackson, C. T.

Acid springs and gypsum of 

Onondaga salt group, Hunt, 

T. S.

1850. Geology of copper lauds of

Lake Superior, Foster and

Whitney. 

Structure of Keweenaw Point,

Jackson, C. T. 

Lake Superior, Agassiz, L. 

Gdologie du district me'tallifore

du lac Sup6rieur, Jackson,

C.T. 

Memoir on Emery, Smith, J. L.

1851. Origin of greensaud of New

Jersey, Rogers, H. D. 

Origin of salt lakes, Rogers,

H.D.

Connection of salt deposits and 

climate, Rogers, H. D.

1852. Modern calcareous rock formations, Dana, J. D.

Solidification of Florida reefs 

and sources of lime in coral 

growth, Hosford.

Geology of emery and corundum, Smith, J. L.

1853. Consolidation of coral formations, Dana, J. D.

1854. Report on survey of Wisconsin,

Daniels. 

Solidification of coral reefs of

Florida and source of lime,

Hosford. 

On decomposition of rocks,

etc., Calvert.
400 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

CHEMIC GEOLOGY (exceptiug metamorphism androck decay) Continued.

1855. Report on principal mines of

Missouri, Litton. 

Ducktown copper mines, Tennessee, Tuomey. 

Geology of route near latitude

32° to the Pacific, Blake,

W.P.

American geology, Emmons, E. 

Changes in veins near surface,

east Tennessee copper mines,

Whitney, J. D. 

Report of survey of Wisconsin,

Percival.

1856. Growth of stalactites, Rogers, 

H. D.

Report of midland counties of 

North Carolina, Emmons, E.

Ores of iron in the Azoic, Whitney, J. D.

Origin of greensand, Bailey, 

J. W.

Report of survey for 1856 of 

South Carolina, Lieber.

Carbonate of iron in coal measures and in color of rocks, 

Rogers, H. D.

1857. Mineral waters and origin of 

magnesian rocks, Hunt, T. S.

1858. Geology of Pennsylvania, 

Rogers, H. D.

Chemical report, survey of Canada, Hunt, T. S.

Report on survey of South. 

Carolina, Lieber.

Report on survey of Iowa, Hall 

and Whitney.

Formation des oolithes, Virlet 

d'Aoust.

1859. Itacolumite and its associates, 

South Carolina, Lieber.

Greenville and Pickens districts, S. C., Lieber.

Report of chemist, etc., Canada 

survey, Hunt, T. S.

Formation of gypsums and 

magnesian rocks, Hunt, T. S.

1860. Acton copper mines, Kemp, A. F. 

History of gypsums and magnesian rocks, Hunt, T. S.

1861. Thermal springs, Jackson, C. T. 

Some points in American geology, Hunt, T. S.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

CHEMIC GEOLOGY (excepting metaraorphism androck decay) Continued.

1861. Origin of marl in bogs, Jackson,

C. T.

Report on geology of Vermont, 

Hitchcock, E.; Hitchcock, E., 

jr. ; Hager and Hitchcock, 

C. H.

1862. Acton copper mine, Macfarlane. 

Chemistry of the earth, Hunt,

T. S. 

Phosphate guano islands of the

Pacific, Hague, J. D. 

Report on survey of Wisconsin,

Hall and Whitney.

1863. Report of survey of Canada to

1863, Logan.

Survey of lead regions of Wisconsin. Murrish.

1864. Geology and mines of Washoe 

region, Nov., Blake, W. P.

1865. Chemistry of natural waters, 

Hunt, T. S.

Les diffe"rents degrds de salure 

de certains lacs du Mexique, 

Virlet.

Lignite of Franklin County and 

geology of southeastern Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

History of Eozoon canadense, 

Am. Jour. Sci.

Iron ores of Marquette, Mich., 

Kimball.

Contorted quartz lode at Waverly, Nova Scotia, Gossip.

1866. Mineral springs of Onondaga,

N. Yv Goessmann. 

Constitution ge"ologique et miniere de la Califqrnie, Friguet. 

Gaylussite from Nevada, Silliman. 

Copper mines of Michigan,

Bauerman. 

Geology of the lead region,

Whitney, J.D.

1867. Lower Silurian .hematites of 

America, Lyman.

1868. Chemistry of the primeval 

earth, Hunt, T. S.

1869. Geology, etc., of Hastings 

County, Canada, Wallbridge, 

T.C.
BARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 401

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

CHEMIC GEOLOGY (excepting metamorphism and rock decay) Continued.

1869. Geology of lower Louisiana, 

and rock salt, Hilgard.

Vorkommen des gediegenen 

Kupfers auf Keweenaw 

Point, Credner.

Alter der goldfiihrenden Giinge, 

etc., Richthofen.

Vorsiludauische Gebilde der 

oberen Halbinsel von Michigan, Credner.

Chemical geology of gold fields 

of California, Phillips.

1870. Studies in chemical geognosy, 

Wurtz.

Cretaceous age of silver in 

Chihauhua, Mexico, Kimball.

Geology of White Pine district, 

Nov., Hague, A.

Mining industry, survey of 

fortieth parallel, Hague, J. D.

Comstock lode, King, C.

Phosphate beds of South Carolina, Shaler.

1871. Apatite of Canada, Broome.

Origin of South Carolina phosphates, Kerr.

Derivation of copper and associates on Lake Superior, 

Pumpelly.

Phosphate beds, Shaler.

Origin of guano, Edwards.

Color of rocks poor in animal 

remains, Newberry.

Copper deposits of Harvey 

Hill, Douglas, J.

Origin of crystallines, Hunt, 

T. S.

1872. Geology of phosphate beds of

South Carolina, Packard. 

Notes on some mining districts 

of Utah, Silliman.

1873. Copper district of Michigan,

Pumpelly. 

1 Northwest counties of Illinois,

Shaw.

Origin of metalliferous deposits, Hunt, T. S.

Notes on Pilot Knob and vicinity, Mo., Pumpelly. 

Copper deposits of the Blue

Ridge, Hunt, T. S. 

Iron ores of Missouri, Schmidt. 

Bull. 127 26

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

CHEMIC GEOLOGY (excepting metamorphismandrock decay) Continued.

1873. Mines of Lehigh Zinc Coinpaiiy,Pennsylvania, Drinker.

Cumberland coal fields and iron 

of Cobequids, Hind.

Distribution of mining districts, Raymond.

1874. Iron ores of southeast Missouri, 

Moore, P. N.

Notes on the southern Appalachians, Hunt, T. S.

On belts of fissures, Raymond.

Magnetites of New Jersey, 

Smock, Hunt, T. S.; Blake, 

W. P.

Origin of fissures and their 

contents, Brown, A. J.

Salina group, Newberry.

Lead and zinc region of southwestern Missouri, Schmidt 

and Leonhard.

Lead region of central Missouri, Schmidt.

Lead mines of southeastern 

Missouri, Gage.

Report on San Luis division, 

Colo., Endlich.

Iron ores' of Canada, Harrington, B. J.

1875. Notes on essays of Hunt, Dana, 

J.D.

Missouri Geological Survey, 

Hunt, T. S.

Origin of flint, Griffing.

Porphyry of Island of Lambay, 

Dana, J. D.

Report on iron ranges of Lehigh County, Pa., Prime.

Geology of Sierra Nevada in 

relation to vein mining, Bowman.

Mines and geology of San Juan 

County, Endlich.

Hematite deposits of the Great 

Valley, Prime.

Northwestern Wyoming, Comstock, T. B.

Whale lode of Park County, 

Colo., Jernegan.

1876. Iron ores of Greenup, Boyd, and

Carter counties, Ky.. Moore. 

Corn wall iron mine and related 

deposits, Hunt, T. S.
CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

CHEMIC GEOLOGY (excepting metamor - 

phism and rock decay) Continued.

1876. Report of San Juan division, 

survey of Colorado, Endlicb.

Reconnaissance in lead region 

of Kentucky, Norwood.

Phosphates of Laurentian and 

Cambrian of Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Origin of limestones of York 

and Adams counties, Pa., Frazer, P.

Age and origin of quartz veins, 

Frazer, P.

1877. Geology of lead district of Wisconsin, Strong.

Origin of galena of Kentucky, 

Shaler.

On genesis of lead ores, Whitney, J. D.

Reconnaissance of lead region 

of Henry County, Norwood.

On formation of metalliferous 

deposits, Pumpelly.

Relations of geology of Vermont to that of Berkshire, 

Dana, J. D.

1878. Iron of Red River region, Ky. 

Moore.

Silurian fossils in eastern Pennsylvania, Prime.

Mineral region of southwestern 

Missouri and southeastern 

Kansas, Case.

Iron ores in Missouri, Gage.

Form and origin of lead and 

zinc deposits of southwestern 

Missouri, Schmidt.

Hematites of Lehigh County, 

Pa., Prime.

Metasomatic development of 

copper rocks of Lake Superior, Pumpelly.

Economic geology of New 

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Dikes and Azoic of southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Paleozoic of Lehigh and Northampton counties, Pa., Prime, 

Frazer, P.

1879. Report of commissioner of mining statistics of Michigan, 

Wright, C. E.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

CHEMIC GEOLOGY (excepting metamorphism and rock decay) Continued.

1879. Genesis of cinnabar deposits, 

Christy, S. B.

Ores of Eureka district, Nov., 

Blake, W. P.

Iron ores of Alabama, Smith, 

E. A.

Fortieth parallel survey, systematic geology, by King, 

Pumpelly.

Corundum mine, Macon County, N. C., Raymond.

1880. Mineral resources of the Black 

Hills, Jenuey.

Reconnaissance in San Francisco, Eureka, and Bodie districts, Becker.

Chemical and geological relations of the atmosphere, 

Hunt, T. S.

Origin and classification of ore 

deposits, Newberry.

Geologic action of humus acids, 

Julien.

Genesis of certain iron ores, 

Hunt, T. S.

Genesis of iron ores, Newberry.

Geology of western Lake Superior district, Sweet, E. T.

Preservation of plants on Mazon Creek, 111., Pike, J. W.

1881. Silver sandstone district of 

Utah, Rolker.

Origin of iron ores of the Marquette district, by Wadsworth, Dana, J.D.

Primeval American continent. 

Gratacap.

Limestone belts of Westchester 

County, N. Y., Dana, J. D.

Iron and copper districts of 

Lake Superior, by Wadsworth, Dana, J. D.

Guanos of equatorial Pacific 

islands, Kneeland.

Origin of iron ores of Marquette, Wadsworth.

Origin of petrosiliceous rocks, 

Crosby, W. 0.

1882. Peculiar features of Bassick

mine, Colo., Grabill. 

Geologischea und Montanistisches aus Utah, Ochsenius.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 403

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

CHEMIC GEOLOGY (excepting metam orphisrn and rock decay) Continued.

1882. Marquette iron region, School 

of Mines.

Ste. Genevieve copper deposit, 

Mo., Nicholson.

Gold in Potsdam of Black 

Hills, Devereux.

Guadaloupe quicksilver mining, Cal., Wagoner.

Ankerite reins of Nova Scotia, 

Louis.

Summary of geology of Cornstock lode, Becker.

Vein formation in progress at 

Sulphur Bank, Cal., Le Conte 

and Rising.

Copper region of northern 

Texas, Furman.

Geology and veins of Tombstone, Ariz., Blake, W. P.

Chert rocks of sub-Carboniferoua, Haworth.

Ore deposits of southwestern 

Wisconsin, Chamberlin, T. C.

1883. San Juan region, Colo., Comstock. 

Mines and mills of Gilpin

County, Colo., Rogers, A. N. 

Geology of Silver King mine,

Ariz., Blake, W. P. 

Geology of Lehigh and Northampton counties, Pa., Lesley,

J. P. 

Genesis of crystalline iron ores,

Julien, Newberry. 

Geology and copper of Adams

County, Pa., Bailey, J. T.;

Frazer.

Genesis of ore deposits, Keck. 

Copper rocks of Lake Superior,

Irving, R. D. 

Mineral vein formation at

Steamboat Springs, Le Conte. 

Decay of rocks, Hunt, T. S. 

Filling of veins and cavities at

Keweenaw Point, Wadsworth. 

General geology of Wisconsin,

Chamberlin, T. C. 

Mineral deposits on western

part of Blue Ridge, Fontaine. 

Ores of Rio Grando County,

.Colo., Hills, R. C.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

CHEMIC GEOLOGY (excepting metamorphisin and rock decay) Conti nued.

1883. Iron ores of Wisconsin, Irving,

R. D.

Veins in Black Hills, Dak., 

Blake.

1884. Relations of mineral belts of the 

Pacific Slope to the upheavals, Becker.

Geology of the Rocky Mountain district, Emmons, S. F.

The deposition ores, Newberry.

Copper and iron districts of 

Lake Superior, Wadsworth.

Geology of Wisconsin by Chamberlin, Dana, J. D.

Genesis of copper, Hallowell.

Ruby Hills mines, Eureka, 

Nov., Science.

Iron ores of Santiago de Cuba, 

Kimball.

Making of limonite ore beds, 

Dana, J. D.

Apatite of Canada, Hunt, T. S.

Ore deposition by replacement, 

Emmons, S. F.

Silver-lead deposits of Eureka, 

Nov., Curtis, J. S.

Ore deposits of Summit district, Hill, R. C.

Occurrence of gold in Brazil, 

Derby.

Fallacies regarding metal deposits, Williams, A.

Silver and iron in Nuevo Leon 

and Coahuila, Mexico, Kimball.

Structure of copper belt of 

South Mountain, Frazer, P.

Lateral secretion theory of ore 

deposits, Wadsworth.

1885. Study of thinolite of Lake

Lahontan, Dana, E. S. 

Tilly Foster mine, N. Y., Ruttman. 

Manganese of Nova Scotia,

Gilpin. 

Progress of geology, 1883, Hunt,-

T.S. 

Iron ores of Santiago, Cuba,

Kimball. 

Ueber des gangrevier von

Butte, Montana, Rath.

1886. Genesis of Canadian apatite, 

Kinahaii.
404 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL, 127.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

CHEMIC GEOLOGY (excepting metamorphism and rock decay) Continued. 

1886. Geology and raining of Leadville, Emmons, S. F.

Leadville ore deposits, Colorado, Kolker.

Low Moor iron ores of Virginia, 

Lyman.

Internal erosion a factor in 

mountain building, King, 

F. H.

Cornwall mines, Pa., Lesley and 

d'lnvilliers.

Lake Lahontan, Russell, I. C.

Veins of southwestern Colorado, Comstock.

Origin of kaolin, Lesley, J. P. 

1887-1889. Genesis of ore deposits, 

Emmons, S. F.

Lithology of wall rocks of California, Attwood.

Quicksilver deposits of Pacific 

Slope, Becker.

Rainbow lode, Mont., Blake.

Sudbury copper deposits, Canada, Collins.

Coppermines of Arizona, Blake.

Structural relations of ore deposits, Emmons, S. F.

Color of soils, Crosby.

Theory of ore deposits, Wadsworth.

San Juan region, Colo., Ihlseng.

Treadwell mine, Alaska, Dawson, G. M.

Geology of Colorado ore deposit, Lakes.

Origin of gold deposits near 

Ouray, Endlich.

Review of Emmons's Leadville 

report, Raymond.

Ores in Rocky Mountain region, 

Hills.

Aspen Mountain, Colo., Bruntou.

Rosarib mine, Juancito, Central America, Leggett.

Drumlummon veins of Idaho, 

Clayton.

Iron ores of Penokee-Gogebic 

region, Van Hise.

Luddington mine, M i c h., 

Browne.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

CHEMIC GEOLOGY (excepting metamorphism and rock decay) Continued. 

1887-1889. West central Arkansas, 

Comstock.

Iron ores, Menominee range, 

Fulton.

Irregularities of lodes, veins, 

and beds, Koehler.

Butte, Mont., Emnious, S. F.

Archean [iron ores in New Jersey and New York], Britton, 

N.L.

Salt of western New York, 

Newberry, Bishop.

Chemical industries [salt], 

Wyatt.

Formation of salt, Ochsenius.

Geology of Bath [etc.] counties, Ky., Linney.

Pyrite in bituminous coal, 

Brown, A. P.

Origin of chert in Iowa coal 

measures, Am. Geol.

Origin of deposits of phosphate 

of lime, Penrose, Shaler.

Gypsum in Ohio, Orton.

Quartzite and siliceous concretions, Crosby.

Gypsum in Manitoba, Tyrrell.

Siliceous sinter in thermal

springs, Weed.

189(X Origin of Keewatin ores, Wincliell.N.H. andH.V.

Quicksilver deposits, Becker.

Natural gas and oil, Orton.

Formation of traventiue and 

sinter by vegetation of hot 

springs, Weed.

Protozoa as rock-b u i 1 d i n g 

agents, Friedrich.

Corals and coral islands, Dana, 

J. D.

Phosphate rock in Florida, 

Cox, Ledoux, Wyatt.

Subaerial decay of rocks and 

origin of red color in certain 

formations, Dana, J. D. 

1891. Nickel and copper of Sudbury, 

Canada, Bell.

Florida phosphate, Cox.

Vein phenomena in Boulder 

County, Colo., Farish.

Mother Lode region, Cal., Fairbanks.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 405

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

CHEMIC GEOLOGY (excepting metamorphism and rock decay) Continued. 

1891. Redonda phosphates, Hitchcock, C. H.

Genesis of iron ores, Kimball. 

Manganese deposits, Penrose. 

Eruptive iron ores, Nason. 

Origin of manganese ores, Penrose.

Mount Morgan mine, Queensland, Rickard. 

Manganese deposits of New

Brunswick, Whittle. 

Literature of ore deposits,

Kemp. 

Genesis of ore deposits, Streeruwitz. 

The Crenitic hypothesis, Am.

Geol. 

Gold of Battle Mountain, Colo.,

Guitermann. 

Iron of Santiago, Cuba, Chisholm.

ORIGIN OF COALJ PETROLEUM, ETC. 

1827. Abstraction of nitrogen from

the atmosphere, Vanuxem. 

1830. Anthracite region of Lackawanna and Susquehanna, 

counties, Pa., Silliman. 

1833. Vegetable origin of anthracite,

Bunker.

1835. Report on elevated country between Missouri and Red rivers, Featherstonhaugh.

1842. Elements of geology and outline of geology of North Carolina, Mitcholl, E.

1843. Origin of Appalachian coal,

Rogers, H. D.

Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

1845. Travels in North America, 

Lyell.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C.

1852. Turf building in Dismal' 

Swamp, Lesquereux.

1853. Albert mine, New Brunswick,

Dawsou, J. W.

Reptilian remains in tree trunk 

in coal of Nova Scotia, Daw1 son, J. W.

Origin of bitumen, Whittlesey. 

1855. Pitch lake of Trinidad, ManGeologic Philosophy Continued. 

ORIGIN OF COAL, PETROLEUM, ETC. 

Continued.

1855. Arcadian geology, Daws on, 

J.W.

1857. Fossil flora of western Kentucky coal field, Lesquereux. 

On mode of formation of cannel coal, Newberry.

1858. Lectures on coal, Le Conte.

Distribution of coal plants in

Pennsylvania and formation

of coal, Lesquereux. 

Lectures on coal, Maxwell. 

Physical geography attending

production of the Paleozoic

strata, Rogers. H. D. 

Coal fields of United States and

British Provinces, Rogers,

H.D. 

1859-1860. Coal formations of North

America, Lesqueretix.

1861. History of petroleum, Hunt, 

T.S.

Distribution and relations of 

rock oil, Andrews, E. B.

Report on Colorado River, Newberry.

1862. Report on coal measures of Indiana, Lesquereux.

1863. History of bitumens and bituminous shales, Hunt, T. S.

1864. Action of oil wells, Evan, 

E.W.

1865. Geography and geology of petroleum, Leeds.

Sub-Carboniferous conglomerate in the far West, Lesquereux.

Preliminary report on New 

Brunswick, Hind.

1866. Albertite from Colorado, Denton.

Coal fields of Illinois, Lesquereux.

Report on limestone, petroleum, 

and salt. Hunt, T. S.

On deposition of coal, Dawson, 

J.W.

Petroleum and its geologic relations, Andrews, E.'B.

Bitumen on Point Levis and 

origin of coal, Andersou,W. J.

1867. Distribution of petroleum, 

Hitchcock, C. H.
406 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

ORIGIN OF COAL, PETROLEUM, ETC. 

Continued.

1867. Sur les petioles de 1'Ame'rique 

du Nord, Hunt, T. S.

1868. Keport of State chemist of 

Iowa, Heinrich.

1869. Origin of petroleum, Peckham. 

Origin of albertite and allied 

minerals, Peckham.

1870. Oil-bearing limestones of Chicago, Hunt, T. S.

1871. Preservation of vegetal remains 

in coal measures, Lesquereux. 

Gas well at West Bloomfield, 

N. Y., Wurtz.

1872. Oil-hearing limestone of Chicago, Hunt, T. S. 

Plants of Cretaceous and Tertiary of Kansas an d Nebraska, 

Lesquereux.

1873. Identification of coal beds,

Kothwell.

Eeport on second district of 

Ohio, Andrews, E. B.

1874. Formation of lignite of Rocky 

Mountain region, Lesquereux.

Carboniferous system of Ohio, 

Newberry.

1875. Geology and geography of petroleum, Wrigley.

1877. Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

1878. Oil' region of Tennessee, Killebrew.

Bitumen in trap in Connecticut 

Valley, Dana, J. D.

1879. Native bitumens and the pitch 

lake of Trinidad, Crosby.

1880. Origin of coal, Berthoud.

Origin of anthracite, Hunt, 

T.S.

1881. Ho\s anthracite lies in the

rocks, Platt. 

Theory of coal, Cooper, T.

1882. Conditions under which coal

was formed, Newberry. 

1882. Unsolved problems in geology,

Dawson, J. W. 

Progress of geology, 1882, Hunt,

T.S. 

Source of bitumen in black

shales of Ohio, Orton. 

Origin of coal, Eoy.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

ORIGIN OF COAL, PETROLEUM, ETC. 

Continued.

1883. Conditions under which coal

was formed, Newberry. 

Formation of coal, Science. 

Origin of carbonaceous shales, 

Newberry.

1884. Bedford cannel coal, Orton, E. 

Principles of Paleozoic botany, 

Lesquereux.

1885. Problems in the study of coal,

Orton.

Geology of natural gas, Ashburner, White, I. C.

1886. Orton's Ohio gas and oil report, 

Lesley, J. P.

Report on oil and gas, Carll.

Vegetable origin of coal, Lesquereux.

Address to section of geology, 

American Association, Orton.

1887. Anticlinal theory of natural

gas, White, I. C. 

Petroleum and gas in Ohio, 

Orton.

1888. Origin of petroleum and gas,

Orton.

Origin of petroleum, Am. Geol. 

Petroleum fields of Ontario,

Bell. 

Formation of coal beds, Am.

Geol., Wardroper, Nathurst.

1889. Petroleum and gas in New York,

Ashburner. 

Graphitic anthracite of Idaho,

Jenney. 

Oil fields of Colorado, Newberry. 

1891. Asphaltum of California, HilDYNAMIC GEOLOGY. 

1825. Singular conformation of limestone, Dewey. 

Snake Hill and Saratoga Lake

region, Steele. 

Earthquakes, their causes and

effects, Lea.

1829. Analysis of essay on temperature of interior of the earth, 

by Cordier, Cooper. 

Commun on volcanoes and

earthquakes, Bell, B. 

Hypotheses of volcanoes and 

earthquakes, Coinmun.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 407

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

DYNAMIC GEOLOGY Continued.

1832. Review of Phillips's Principles

of Geology, Silliman. 

On the crust of the earth, 

Featherst onhau gh.

1833. Report on Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E..

1834. Country hetween Baltimore 

and the Ohio, Aikin.

1837. Earthquakes, Billings.

On the elevation of mountain 

ranges, Silliman.

1839. Thermal springs of North

America, Dauheny. 

Natural history of volcanoes 

and earthquakes, Bischof.

1840. Applications of the igneous

theory of the earth, Lathrop.

1841. Origin of overturns in Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

On joints in rocks, Jackson, 

C.T.; Hitchcock, E. '

Final report on Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

History of geologic studies in 

the United States, Hitchcock, E.

1842. Structure of Appalachians and 

laws of mountain chains, 

Rogers and Rogers.

Science and progress of geology, Silliman.

Elements of geology and outline of geology of North Carolina, Mitchell.

1843. Theory of earthquakes, Rogers 

and Rogers.

On form of anticlinal in Russia 

and America, Rogers, H. D.

Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

Structure of Appalachians, 

Rogers and Rogers.

Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

1844. Distribution and phenomena of

volcanoes, Hayes, J. L. 

American geology and condition of research in the United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

1845. Physical geology east of Rocky 

Mountains and conditions of 

sedimentation and uplift, 

Mather.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

DYNAMIC GEOLOGY Continued.

1845. Travels in North America, 

Lyell.

1846. Volcanoes of the moon and 

origin of igneous rocks, 

Dana, J. D.

1847. Origin of grand outlines of the

earth, Dana, J. D. 

On the origin of continents,

Dana, J. D. 

Result of earth's contraction

in cooling, Dana, J. D.

1848. Geology of South Carolina, 

Tuomey.

1849. Geology of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

United States exploring expedition, Dana, J. D.

1850. Trend of islands, and axis of 

subsidence in the Pacific, 

Dana, J. D.

Analogy of ribbon structure of 

glaciers to slaty cleavage, 

Rogers, H. D.

Structure of Appalachians 

compared with the Alps, 

Rogers, II. D.

Elevation of the Jura Mountains, Guyot.

1851. Fissures in pudding stone of 

Roxbury, Mass., Jackson, 

C. T.

Cleavage and bedding in sedimentary rocks, Teschemacher.

On elevation of mountain 

chains, Foster and Whituey.

1852. Unconformity in Paleozoic of

the United States, Agassiz,

L. 

1854. Geology of Coast Mountains

and part of Sierra Nevada,

Trask*. 

Classification des chalnes de

montagnes, Marcou, J. 

Want of symmetry in curves

of the earth's crust, Rogers,

H. D.

1856. Development of North America, 

Dana, J. D.

1857. Report of survey of South Carolina for 1856, Lieber.
408 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

DYNAMIC GEOLOGY Continued.

1857. Elevation and subsidence, 

theories of the earth, origin 

of stratified rocks and distribution of formations in 

Canada, Billings. 

Formation of continents, 

Pierce.

1858. Geology of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Laws of structure in most disturbed zones of the earth's 

crust, Rogers, H. D.

Classification of types of topographic structure, Rogers, 

H. D.

Ichnology of New England, 

Hitchcock, E.

1859. Formation of oceans and continents, Le Conte.

Some points in chemical geology, Hunt, T. S.

Slatea of Governors Island, 

Mass., Rogers, W. B.

Paleontology of New York, 

vol. 3, Hall, J.

1860. Theories of mountains, Billings.

So-called lignites on epsomites, 

Marsh, 0. C.

1861. Curved pebbles in conglomerate, Hitchcock, E.; Jackson, 

C. T.

Some points in American geology, Hunt, T. S.

Geology of Acquidneck, Hitchcock, C. H.

Report on geology of Vermont, 

Hitchcock, E.; Hitchcock, 

E., jr.; Hager and Hitchcock, C. H.

Unstratified rocks of Vermont, 

Hitchcock, E.

Thickness of crust of earth, 

Rogers, W. B.

General report on geology of 

Maine, Hitchcock, C. H.

Conversion of certain conglomerates into schists and 

gneisses, Hitchcock, E.

1862. Chemistry of the earth, Hunt,

T. S.

Structure of limestones on the 

Brandywine, Lesley, J. P.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

DYNAMIC GEOLOGY Continued.

1863. Note on jointed structure, Kinahan, G, H.

Origin of eruptive and primary 

rocks, Macfarlane.

1864. Theory of earthquakes, 

Perry, A.

1865. Asphalt vein in coal measures 

of western Virginia, Lesley, 

J. P.

1866. Modes of elevation of continental masses, Shaler.

Geological sketches, Agassiz, 

L.

Distortion of pebbles in conglomerate, Vose.

Origin of some of the earth's 

features, Dana, J. D.

Oil producing uplift of West 

Virginia, Evans, E. W.

1867. Causes of changes of axis of the 

earth's crust, Evans, J.

1868. Formation of mountain chains,

Shaler.

Distortion of pebbles in conglomerate, Hitchcock, C. H.

1869. Nature of movements of changing shore lines, Shaler. 

Volcanic tide belt, Hilgard, 

T. C.

1870. Plasticity of pebbles and rocks, 

Blake.

1871. Changes of level of coast of

Maine, Shaler. 

A point in dynamic geology,

Kerr. 

Dynamics of geology, Winslow,

C. F. 

Theories of great features of

the earth's surface, Le Conte. 

Plasticity of rocks, Gibbs, G.

1872. Phenomena observed in quarrying, Niles.

Carboniferous of Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Causes of production of Cape 

Hatteras, Shaler.

Contributions to physiographic and dynamic geology, Owen, R.

1873. Formation of features of the

earth's crust, Le Conte. 

History of certain views in 

dynamic geology, Mallet.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 403

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

DYNAMIC GEOLOGY Continued.

1873. On metamorphisin, Wurtz.

Points in dynamic geology,

Hunt, T. S. 

Structure of Tazewell, Russell,

and Wise counties, Lesley,

J. P. 

Origin of mountains, Dana,

J. D. 

Cause of regional elevations,

Dana, J. D.

Some results of the earth's contraction, Dana, J. D. 

Fault at Embreeville, eastern

Tennessee, Lesley, J. P.

1874. Origin of mountain chains, 

Whittlesey.

Criticism upon contractional 

hypothesis, Dutton.

Zones of elevation in the 

earth's crust, Ross.

Origin of fissures and their 

contents, Brown, A. J.

Physical history of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Upheaval and fluctuations of 

quartzito of Sauk and Columhia counties, Wis., Charnberlin.

1875. Report on portions of Nevada, 

Utah, California, and Arizona, Gilbert, G. K.

Columnar structure of basalt, 

Mallet.

Report on portions of New 

Mexico and Arizona surveyed 

in 1873, Gilbert, G. K.

Elevation and subsidence of 

continents, Shaler.

Northwestern Wyoming, Cornstock, T. B.

Temperature attained by rock 

crushing, Mallett.

Report of survey of North Carolina, _Kerr.

On the origin of the Alps, 

Suess.

Explorations of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

1876. Colorado plateau province, Gilbert, G. K.

Horizontal crushing in Coast 

ranges of California, Le 

Conte.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

DYNAMIC GEOLOGY Continued.

1876. Report on northwestern portion of Elk range, Colo., 

Holmes, W. H.

History of explorations in 

Pennsylvania, etc., Lesley, 

J. P.

Theories of the earth's physical 

evolution, Dutton.

Section of the earth on the 

fortieth parallel, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Uinta Mountains, Powell.

1877. Preliminary report of surveys 

west of one hundredth meridian, Gilbert, G. K.

Report of progress of survey 

of Kentucky, Shaler.

Agency of lateral pressure exhibited t»y rock movements, 

Niles.

Newport conglomerate, Rogers, 

W.B.

Henry Mountains, Gilbert, G. K.

Axes about Cumberland Gap, 

Shaler.

1878. Hypotheses regarding the 

interior of the earth, Hennessy.

Structure and origin of mountains, Le Conte.

Systematic geology of fortieth 

parallel survey, King, C.

1879. Fortieth parallel eurvey, systematic geology, by King, 

Pumpelly.

Mountain making by contraction, Dana, J. D.

Indications of unequal sensitiveness to unequal pressure, 

Walling.

Relation of adhesion to horizontal pressure in mountain 

dynamics, Walling.

Geological survey of the fortieth parallel, Newberry.

1880. Laws of laud forming on our

globe, Owen, R. 

Age of Green Mountains, Dana,

J.D. 

Monoclinal ridges, Powell,

J. W. 

High plateaus of Utah, Dutton,

Powell, J.W-
r

410 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Geologic Philosophy C ontin ued. 

DYNAMIC GEOLOGY Continued.

1880. Movements illustrating formation of flexures, Meigs, M. C.

1881. Construction of cross sections, 

Chance.

Law of land forming, Owen, R.

Compression in rocks of Boston 

basin, Crosby, Wadsworth.

Mountain elevation, Wallace, 

S.J.

Elements in orographic displacement, McGee.

Distorted pebbles in conglomerates, Crosby.

1882. Origin of jointed structure, 

Gilbert, G. K.

Hoofer's method of determining faults in veins, Kaymond.

Jointed structure in clay and 

marl, Le Conte.

Tertiary history of Grand Canyon district, Dutton, C. E.

Physics of the earth's crust, by 

Fisher, Dutton.

Effects of varying rotation of 

the earth,Todd.

Summary of geology of Cornstock lode, Becker.

History of Lake Bonneville, 

Gilbert, G. K.

Ore deposits of southwestern 

Wisconsin, Chamberlin, T. C.

Geology of Comstock lode and 

Washoe district, Becker.

1883. Classification and origin of 

joint structure, Crosby.

Laws of fracture in fissuring, 

Owen, E.

Contributions to seismology, 

Owen, E.

Origin of joint cracks, Walling.

Geologic history of the American continent, Hall, J.; Hunt, 

T.S.

San Juan region, Colo., Comstock.

History of Lake Lahontan, 

Russell, I.C.

Note on jointed structure, 

McGee.

Origin and hade of normal 

faults, McGee.

Origin of continents, Crosby.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

DYNAMIC GEOLOGY Continued.

1883. Earth's orographic framework,

Owen, R. 

General geology of Wisconsin,

Chamberlin, T. C. 

Peculiar faulting of coal bed,

Huston. 

Continental types and geology

of continents, Owen, R.

1884. Secular increase of the earth's 

mass, Winchell, A.

Reprint of reports on the geology of the Virginias, Rogers, 

W.B.

Reconnaissance in southern 

Oregon, Russell, I. C.

Heat and cold in geology, Wallace, S. J.

Theory of earthquakes of the 

Great Basin, Gilbert, G. K.

Fundamental theory of dynamic geology, Powell, J. W.

Becker's theory of faulting, 

Browne, R. E.

Origin of jointed structure, 

Gilbert, G. K.

Faults of southwestern Virginia, Squier.

State of interior of the earth, 

Powell, J. W.

Undulations in clay deposits in 

Texas, D.

Evidence that interior of the 

earth is solid, Wadsworth.

Studies of rocks of the Cordilleras, Wadsworth.

Classification of joint structures, Crosby.

Indications of a fault near Harpers Ferry, Walling.

Climate changes of later geologic times, Whituey, J. D.

Relation of Trias, traps, and 

sandstones of eastern United 

States, Davis, W. M.

Flexibility of itacolumite, 

Derby.

1885. Origin and relations of continents and ocean basins, 

Crosby, Dana, J. D. 

Source of trend and crustal 

surplusage in mountain 

structures, Winchell, A.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 411

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

DYNAMIC GEOLOGY Continued.

1885. Separation of strata in folding, 

Bulkley, P. G.

Elevation and depression of 

the earth's surface, Lockington.

Displacement through intrusion, Dana, J. D.

Impact friction and faulting, 

Becker.

MountTaylor and Zuniplateau, 

Dutton.

Crumpling of the earth's crust, 

Taylor, W. B.

British earthquakes and their 

Seismic relations, Owen, R.

Columnar structure in clay, 

Salisbury.

Geology of Huntingdon County, 

Pa., White, I. C.; Lesley, 

J.P.

Lateral movements of the 

earth's crust, King, F. H.

1886. Lagging subsidence vs. elevation, Richardson, J.

Cause of earthquakes, Powell, 

J.W.

Structure of Triassic formation, 

Davis, W. M.

Post-Tertiary elevation of 

Sierra Nevada, Le Conte.

Earthquakes, Newberry.

Origin of mountain ranges, 

Reade, T. M.

Cause of shrinkage in the 

earth's crust, Taylor, W. B.

Sources of trend and crustal 

surplusage in mountain 

structures, Winchell, A.

Continents and ocean basins, 

Le Conte.

1887-1889. Structure of Trias of 

Connecticut Valley, Davis, 

W.M.

Structure in Denver region, 

Colo., Eldridge.

Crenitic hypothesis and mountain building, Shaler.

Problems of physical geology, 

Dutton.

Mountain upthrusts, White, 

C.A.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

DYNAMIC GEOLOGY Continued. 

1887-1889. Origin of n ormal faults, Le 

Conte.

Appalachian flexures in Pennsylvania, Margarie.

Genesis of Hawaiian Islands, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Origin of oceanic depressions, 

Dana, J. D.

Earthquakes, Newberry.

Origin of fissure veins [and 

faults], Emmons, S. F.

Is a faulted fissure always the

oldest? Heinrich. 

 Great Basin structure, Russell, I. C.

Effect of pressure of a continental glacier, Winchell, A.

Nova Scotia gold veins, Gilpin.

Origin of mountain ranges, 

Dana, J. D.; Davis, W. M.

Faults of southwestern Virginia, Stevenson.

Evolution of continents, 

Dwight, Warring.

Faults and flextures in Pennsylvania anthracites, Wasmuth.

Condition of the interior of 

the earth, Clay pole.

Joint structure, Crosby.

Report of California division of 

geology, Becker.

Cruises of the jBZ«A;eAga8siz,A.

Age of Triassic monocline in 

the Connecticut Valley, 

Davis, W. M.

Theories of the earth, Reade,

T.M. .

1890. Deformation of the geoid by 

removal of Lake Bouneville, 

Woodward, R. S.

Proof of the earth's rigidity, 

Becker.

Strength of the earth's crust, 

Gilbert, Winchell, A.

Level of no strain in the earth's 

crust, Claypole, Davis.

Shear in earth-crust movements, Stevenson.

Origin of diagonal trends in 

the earth's crust, Martin, 

D. S.
412 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

DYNAMIC GEOLOGY Continued.

1890. History of the Niagara Kiver, 

Gilbert.

Areas of continental progress 

in North America, Dana, J. D.

Ocean basins, Dana, J. D.

Rocky Mountain protaxis, 

Dana.

Origin of normal faults, Eeade.

Lake Bonneville, Gilbert.

Displacements in Grand Canyon, Walcott.

Recent rock flexure, Cramer.

Topography of Florida, Shaler.

Report of Appalachian division, Willis.

1891. Sierra Nevada of California, 

Becker.

Report of California division, 

United States Geological 

Survey, Becker.

Greylock synclinorium, Dale.

Overthrust faults of southern 

Appalachians, Hayes, C. W.; 

Willis.

Rock fracture at Appleton, 

Wis., Cramer.

Lost volcanoes of Connecticiit, 

Davis, W. M.

Jura-Trias of central Connecticut, Dana, J. D.

Reade's theory of origin of 

mountain ranges, Reade.

Cause of active compressive 

stress in rocks, Reade.

Steep Rock Lake, Ontario, 

Smyth.

Rifting in granite, Tarr.

Classification of mountain 

ranges, Upharn.

Report of Appalachian division, United States Geological Survey, Willis.

Geotectonic geology of western

Arkansas, Winslow. 

PETROLOGY. [See also Petrography.] 

1818. On the formation of rocks,

Maclure. 

1833. Report on Massachusetts,

Hitchcock, E. 

1836. Geology and mineralogy of

Nova Scotia, Gesner. 

1838. Observations in the White 

Mountains, Huhbard, 0. P.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

PETROLOGY Continued. 

1839. Geology of Antigua, Hovey, S.

1841. P'inal report on Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

1842. Geology of New York, second 

district, Emmons, E.

1843. Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

Remarks on metamorphism, 

Emmons, E.; Jackson, C. T.

Analogy between modern igneous rocks and the primary 

formations, Dana, .J. D.

1844. Final report on New Hampshire, Jackson, C. T. 

Views on igneous action, phenomena in New York, Beck.

1845. Origin of minerals in trappean 

rocks, Dana, J. D.

1846. Agriculture of New York, Emmons, E.

1849. Coloring matter of red sandstones, etc., Dawson, J. W. 

1851. Geology of Lake Superior laud 

district, Foster and Whitney.

Agency of gas and steam in 

rock alteration, Rogers, W. B.

Coal formation, especially in 

Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Metamorphism in Rhode Island 

rocks, Jackson, C. T.

Age of sandstone, and igneous 

phenomena of Lake Superior, 

Foster and Whitney.

Solidification of rocks of Florida reefs, Hosford.

1854. On decomposition of rocks, 

etc., Calvert.

1855. Roches magne'siennes du group

Hudson, Hunt, T. S. 

Report on explorations between 

latitude 38° and 41° for route 

to the Pacific, Schiel.

1856. Carbonate of iron in coal measures and in color of rocks, 

Rogers, H. D.

Report of midland counties of 

North Carolina, Emmons, E.

1857. Mineralogy of metamorphic

rocks, Hunt, T. S. 

Metamorphism of some sedimentary rocks, Hunt, T. S.

1858. jfitudes sur le mdtamorphisme, 

par Delesse, Am. Jour. Sci.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 413

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

PETROLOGY Continued.

1858. Observations sur le me'tamorphisme normal, Virlet 

d'Aoust.

Formation des ooliths, Virlet 

d'Aoust.

Coal fields of United States 

and British Provinces, Rogers, H. D.

1859. Paleontology of New York, vol. 

3, Hall, J.

Formation of siliceous rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

Cement of Roxbury conglomerate, Hayes, A. A.

Greenville and Pikens districts, 

S. C.,Lieber.

Some points in chemical geology, Hunt, T. S.

Cement of sandstone and conglomerate, Jackson, C. T.

1860. Debituminization of coal, Enimons, E.

1861. Conversion of certain conglomerates in to schists and gneiss, 

Hitchcock, E.

General report on geology of 

Maine, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of Acquidneck, Hitchcock, C. H.

Unstratified rocks of Vermont, 

Hitchcock, E.

The theory of metauiorphism, 

Jackson, C.T.

Origin of some magnesian 

and aluminous rocks, Hunt, 

T.S.

Report on geology of Vermont, 

Hitchcock, E.; Hitchcock, 

E., jr., Hager, andHitchcock, 

C. H.

1862. Chemistry of the earth, Hunt,

T.S. 

Metamorphism of crystalline

rocks, Daubre"e. 

Theories of origin of primitive

formations, Hunt, T. S.

1863. Report of survey of Canada to

1863, Logau. 

Origin of eruptive and primary

rocks, Macfarlane, T. 

Relations of metamorphics,

Hunt, T. S.

1864. On siliciiication of fossils, 

Hunt, T. S.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

PETROLOGY Continued.

1864. Contributions to lithology, 

Hunt, T. S.

1865. Metamorphic action in conglomerate, Jackson, C. T.

1866. Slicken-sided slab from Pennsylvania, Lyman.

Physical features, general principles, surface geology of Illinois, Wortheu.

Ge"ologie du Mexique et de 

I'Arne'rique Centrale, Virlet 

d'Aoust.

1868. Principles of the natural system of volcanic rocks, Richthofen.

Distortion of pebbles in conglomerate, Hitchcock, C. H.

Mittheiluugeu von der West 

Kiiste Nord-Amerikas, Richthofen.

1869. Concentric structure of granite 

rocks, Shaler.

1870. Astronomy and geology, Hunt, 

T.S.

Silicates in Paleozoic fossils, 

Hunt, T. S.

Origin and classification of 

crystallines, Macfarlane, T.

Graphite of Laurentian of Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Comstock lode, King, C.

Goldlagerstiitten Californiens, 

Burkart.

Nord-Amerikauische Schieferporphyroide, Credner, H.

1871. Hudson River palisades, 

Wurtz.

Relations in vicinity of Boston, 

Shaler.

Origin of granite and syenite, 

Jackson, C. T.

Derivation of copper and associates on Lake Superior, 

Pumpelly.

Origin of crystallines, Hunt, 

T.S.

1872. Origin of eozooual limestone 

of Chelmsford, Bur bank, 

Perry. 

Notes on granitic rocks, Hunt,

T. S.

Address of Hunt to American. 

Association, Dana, J. D.
414 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

.Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

PETROLOGY Continued.

1872. Remarks on late criticisms of 

Dana, Hunt, T. S.

1873. Eagle River district, Mich., 

Marvine.

Metamorphism of pebbles at 

Chestnut Hill, Niles.

On elongation of pebbles, 

Shaler.

Metamorphism of rocks, Hunt, 

T. S.

Concentric lamination in rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

Violation of law of debituminization of coal eastward, Lesley, J. P.

Copper district of Michigan, 

Pumpelly.

Iron ores of Missouri, Schmidt.

Notes on Pilot Knob and vicinity, Mo., Pumpelly.

1874. Physical history of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Metamorphism due to burning 

of lignite, Alien, J. A.

Serpentine pseudomorphs from 

Tilly Foster mine, Dana, 

J.D.

Eeply to Hunt, Genth.

1875. Geology of New Hampshire, by 

Hitchcock, Dana, J. D.

Metamorphism and pseudomorphism, Dana, J. D.

Pseudomorphism and metamorphism, a correction, 

Dana, J. D.

1876. Past and future of geology, 

Prestwich.

1877. Porphyries of eastern Massachusetts, Hyatt. 

Helderberg of Bernardton and

Vernon, Dana, J. D. 

History of crystalline stratified

rocks, Hunt, T. S. 

Geology of New Hampshire, by

Hitchcock, Dana, J. D. 

Relation of geology of Vermont

to that of Berkshire, Dana,

J.D. 

Dana on alteration of rocks,

Hunt, T. S. 

Origin of porphyry, Bouve.

1878. Dikes and Azoic of southeastern Pennsylvania. Hunt, T, S.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

PETROLOGY Continued.

1878. Some points in lithology, Dana, 

J.D.

Metasomatic development of 

copper rocks of Lake Superior, Pumpelly.

Systematic geology of fortiethparallel survey, King, C.

Mineralogy and lithology of 

New Hampshire, Hawes.

1879. Geological survey of the fortieth parallel, Newberry.

Microscopic study of Huronianclay slate, Wichmann.

Fortieth-parallel survey, systematic geology, by King, 

Pumpelly.

Classification of rocks, Wadsworth.

1880. Geologic action of humus acids,

Julien.

Classification of lavas, Shaler. 

High plateaus of Utah, Dutton,

Powell. 

Geology of Menominee iron

region, Brooks, Wright,

E. E. 

Limestone belts of Westchester

County, N. Y., Dana, J. D. 

Geology of eastern Massachusetts, Crosby. 

Pinite in eastern Massachusetts,

Crosby. 

History of some pre-Cambrian

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

1881. Iron and copper district of Lake 

Superior, by Wadsworth, 

Dana, J. D.

Origin of petrosiliceous rocks, 

Crosby.

Menominee and Marquette iron 

region, Rominger.

Record of geology for 1879-80, 

Hawes.

Cupriferous series of Minnesota, 

Winchell, N. H.

Distorted pebbles in conglomerate, Crosby.

Passage of sediments to volcanic in Brighton, Mass., 

Shaler.

Various massive rocks made in 

one metamorphic process, 

Dana, J. D.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 415

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

PETROLOGY Continued.

1882. Summary of geology of Cornstock lode, Becker.

Composition of Mesozoio diabase of Atlantic Slope,Hawes.

Peat at Scranton, Pa., Fairchild.

Crystallines of Wisconsin Valley, Irving, Van Hise and 

Clark.

1883. General geology of Wisconsin, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Rock genesis, early history of 

the American continent, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Progress of geology for 1882, 

Hunt, T. S.

Filling of veins and cavities, 

Keweenaw Point, Wads- 

\vorth.

Meteoric and terrestrial rocks, 

Wade worth.

Induration of rocks by atmospheric action, Wadsworth.

History of serpentine and notes 

on pre-Cambrian rocks, Hunt, 

T.S.

Copper rocks of Lake Superior, 

Irviug, R. D.

Physical constants of rocks, 

King, C.

Unsolved problems on geology, 

Dawson, J. W.

Nature of induration in sandstones in Minnesota, Irving, 

R. D.

Origin of hornblende of crystallines of Northwest, Irviug, 

R. D.

1884. Genesis of crystalline rocks,

Hunt, T. S. 

Copper and iron districts of

Lake Superior, Wadsworth. 

Studies of rocks of Cordilleras,

Wadsworth. 

Gabbros and hornblende rocks

near Baltimore, Williams,

G. H.

Petrography of the fortieth parallel, Zirkel. 

The fortieth-parallel rocks,

Wadsworth. 

Lateral-secretion theory of ore

deposits, Wadsworth.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

PETROLOGY Continued.

1884. So-called quartz porphyry at 

Hollins, Md., Williams, G. H.

Paramorphosis of pyroxene to 

hornblende, Williams, G. H.

Azoic system and its subdivisions, Whitney and Wadsworth.

1885. Divisibility of Archean in the 

Northwest, Irving, R. D.

Rock notation for geological 

diagrams, Dana, J. D.

Enlargements of hornblende 

fragments, Van Hise.

Canadian and Archeau and 

Irish nietamorphicB, Kinahan,G. H.

Dikes of apparently eruptive 

granite near Baltimore, Williams, G. H.

Enlargement of fragments in 

certain rocks, Irving and Van 

Hise.

Geology of the Scottish Highlands, Hunt, T. S.

Progress of geology for 1883 

Hunt, T. S.

Origin of crystalline rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

Archean of the Northwest, Irviug, R. D.

Pressure fluxion in Pennsylvania, Lewis, H. C.

Enlargement of fragments in 

certain rocks, Irviug and Van 

Hise.

Notes on stratigraphy of California, Becker.

Notes on metamorphism, Stevenson.

Igneous rocks of Washoe, Nev., 

Hague and Iddings.

Copper rocks of Lake Superior, 

Irving, R. D.

Geology of mouth of Narragansett Bay, Dale.

Archean of the Northwest, 

Irving, R. D.

Notice of Lehmann on origin of 

crystalline schists, Williams, 

G. H.

1886. Terms applied to metamorphism and porphyritic structure, Dana, J, D.
CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

PETROLOGY Continued. 

1886. Supermetamorphism and vulcanism, Comstock. 

Gabbros, etc., near Baltimore,

Williams, G. H. 

Cretaceous metamorphics of

California, Becker. 

Washoe rocks, Becker. 

Gabbros and amphibolites of

Delaware, Chester. 

Mineral physiology and physiography, Hunt, T. S. 

Origin of schists and iron ores

of Lake Superior, Irving,

E.D. 

Gneissic foliation and origin of

Archean rocks, Law ton.. 

Tornebohm on formation of

quartzite by enlargement,

Irviug, E. D. 

Origin of schists, etc., of Penokee-Gogebic range, Van

Hise. 

1887-1889. Northeastern Minnesota,

Winchell, A.

Geology of Staten Island, Britton, N. L. 

Origin of crystalline rocks,

Hunt, T. S. 

Hunt's Mineral Physiology,

etc., Science. 

Archean geology in Lake

Superior region, Lawson. 

Parallel structure in rocks,

Callaway. 

Lithophysae and lamination of

acid lavas, Iddings. 

Origin of serpentines, Gratacap.

Holocrystalline granitic structure in Tertiary eruptives,

Williams, G. H. 

Texture of massive rocks,

Becker. 

Crystallization of igneous

TOCKS, Iddings. 

Diabasie schists with jaspilite

in Minnesota, Winchell, H. V. 

Paramorphic origin of certain

minerals, Cross. 

Paragenesis of allanite and

epidote in rocks, Hobbs. 

Archean geology of Maryland,

Williams, G. H.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

PETROLOGY Continued. 

1887-1889. Metamorphism in rocks, 

Heinrich.

Metamorphism of eruptives on 

south shore of Lake Superior, Williams, G. H.

Conglomerates in gneiss, Winchell, A.

Variations in intensity of 

metamorphism, Dana, J. D.

Eeport of Lake Superior division, U. 8. Geological Survey, 

Irving, E. D.

Eeport on Archean [origin of 

crystallines and s e r p e n - 

tines], Frazer et al.

Danzig on nature of gneiss and 

granulites of Saxony, Am. 

Geol.

Montville serpentine, Merrill, 

G.P.

Aspen, Colo. [dolomization 

of limestones], Einmons, 

S.F.

Foliation and sedimentation, 

Lawson, Wiuchell, A.

Dikes of Hudson Eiver highlands, Kemp.

Dikes of Eainy Lake region, 

Lawson.

Quartz-keratophyre from Pigeon Point, Bayley.

Gabbros and norites, Herrick, 

Clark, and Deming.

Peridotites, gabbros, and andesites of Minnesota, Wadsworth.

Peridotites from Little Deer 

Island, Me., Merrill, G.P.

Quicksilver deposits of Pacific 

Slope, Becker.

Ophiolites of Warren County, 

N. Y., Merrill, G. P.

Origin of bowlders by decomposition, Spencer, J. W.

Subaerial decay of rocks and 

origin of red color of certain 

rocks, Eussell, I. C.

Geol ogic and mineralogic notes, 

Sears.

Latest volcanic eruption in 

California, Diller.

Spotted rocks from Pigeon 

Point, Miun., Bayley.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 417

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

PETROLOGY Continued.

1887-1889. Obsidian cliff, Yellowstone' 

Park, Iddings.

Gneiss-d unite contacts of 

North Carolina, Chatard.

Origin of primary quart/ in 

basalt, Iddings.

History of porphyritic quartz 

in eruptives, Diller.

Genetic history of crystalline 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Report on Rainy Lake region, 

Lawson.

Report of division of Petrography, United States Geolog. 

ical Survey, Diller.

[Texture of massive rocks] 

report of California division, 

United States Geological Survey, Becker.

1890. Origin of soda granites, etc.. 

Pigeon Point, Bayloy.

Origin of gneiss, Bell.

Bernardston series^ Emerson.

Primary quartz in basalts, Iddings.

Metamorphic phenomena in 

Massachusetts, Emerson.

Pro-Cambrian of the Black 

Hills, Van Hise.

Greenstone schists of Menominee and Marquette regions, 

Williams, G. H.; Irving, R. D.

Granitoid areas in lower Lanrentian, Hitchcock, Williams, G. H.

Studies of hornblende schist, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Non-feldspathic intrusives of 

Maryland, Williams, G. H.

Granites in Massachusetts, Emerson.

0 Dikes in Kennebunkport, Me., 

Kemp.

Archean of central Canada, 

Lawson.

Serpentines of southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Rand.

Igneous rocks of Yellowstone 

Park, Iddings.

Petrography for 1887 and 1888, 

Merrill, G. P.

Schists of Coast ranges of California, Becker.

Bull. 127 27

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

PETROLOGY Continued. 

1890. Crystallines of Lake Superior 

region, Irving, Chamberlin 

and Van Hise. 

Spherulitic crystallization, Am.

Geol., Iddings, Cross. 

Late volcanic eruption in California, Diller.

Granites from British Columbia, Adams, F. D. 

Alnnite and diaspore of Rosita

hills, Colo., Cross. 

Crystalline rocks of Missouri,

Haworth.

Petrographic differentiation in 

dikes in Rainy Lake region, 

Lawson.

Silicified glass breccia of Sudbury district, Canada, Williams, G. H. 

Metamorphism in conglomerate

schist, Wolff. 

Igneous rocks of Arkansas,

Williams, J. F. 

Penokee iron series, Irving and

Van Hise. 

GLACIOLOGY.

1828. On moving stones, Chipman. 

1833. Report on Massachusetts,

Hitchcock, E.

1837. Geology of Portland and vicinity, Hitchcock, E.

1840. Fourth report of survey of second district of New York, 

Emmons, E.

1841. Final report on Massachusetts,

Hitchcock, E.

History of geologic studies in 

the United States, Hitchcock, E.

1842. The glacial theory of Agassiz, 

Maclaren, C.

Classification of drift, Emmons, E.

Remarks on Murchison's address, Hitchcock, E.

Lyell on uplift of North American terrace, Rogers, H. D.

Glacial theory of America, 

Jackson, C. T.

Remarks on iceberg phenomena, Couthony.

1843. Striju and furrows in rocks of 

western New York, Dewey, C.
418 [BULL. 127.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

GLACIOLOGY Continued.

1843. Polishing of rocks and parallel 

valleys of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

On drift, Jackson, C. T.; Redfield, Hitchcock, E.

Absence of southern materials 

in the drift, Rogers, W. B.

On glacial action, Nicollet.

The phenomena of glacio-aqueous action in North America, 

Hitchcock, E.

Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

1844. Influence of icebergs upon 

drift, Hayes, J. L.

Final report on New Hampshire, Jackson, C. T.

Dispersion of drift blocks in 

Berkshire County, Mass., 

Hitchcock, E.

American geology and condition of research in the United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Drift phenomena in Portage 

County, Ohio, Redfield.

A week among the glaciers, 

Grant, H. A.

Iceberg theory of drift, Dobson.

1845. Dispersion of blocks of drift in 

Berkshire County, Mass., 

Hitchcock, E.

1846. Second report on geology of 

Vermont, Adams, C. B.

1847. Trains of blocks in Berkshire, 

Mass., Rogers and Rogers.

Boulder trains in Berkshire 

County, Mass., Rogers, H. 

D. and W. B.

Third report on geology of Vermont, Adams, C. B.

1848. Geology of South Carolina, 

Tuomey.

1849. Terraces, bars, drift, and polished surfaces of Lake Superior, Agassiz, L.

1850. Erratic phenomena about Lake

Superior, Agassiz., L. 

Origin of drift and terraces and 

laws of aqueous action, Rogers, H. D.

Erratic phenomena of the central Alps, Guyot.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

GLACIOLOGY Continued.

1850. Dispersion of bowlders and

drift, Redfield. 

Lake Superior, Agassiz, L.

1851. On erratics of Canada, Bigsby. 

Grinding power of glaciers, 

Desor.

1852. Post-Pliocene of Southern and 

Northern States, Desor, E.

1853. Phenomena of Davis Strait and 

Baffin's Bay, Sutherland.

1855. Moseley on descent of glaciers, 

Le Conte.

1856. Large bowlder of Amherst, 

Mass., Hitchcock, E.

1857. Tertiary of Canada and its fossils, Billings.

1858. Fractured ledges in Vermont, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

1859. Diluvial strife on fragments in 

situ, Stoddard, 0. N.

1860. Tertiary fossils from Labrador, Maine, etc., Dawson, 

J. W.

1861. Report on geology of Vermont, Hitchcock, E.; Hitchcock, E., jr., Hager, and 

Hitchcock, C. H. 

General report on geology of 

Maine, Hitchcock, C. H.

1862. Origin of certain lakes, Ramsey.

Glacial action in southern 

Maine, DeLaski.

1863. Superficial geology of Gaspe", 

Bell, R.

1864. Supposed glacial drift in Labrador and western Canada, 

Hind.

1865. Relative powers of glaciers

and floating icebergs, Murchison. 

Preliminary report on New

Brunswick, Hind. 

Asphalt vein in coal measures

of western Virginia, Lesley.

1866. Glacial period in North America, Belt, T.

Geological sketches, Agassiz, L.

Formation of excavated lake 

basin of New England, Shaler.

Glacial phenomena of Labrador 

and Maine, Packard.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 419

Geologic Philosophy Continued, 

GLACIOLOGY Continued.

1866. Physical features, general principles, and surface geology of 

Illinois, Worthen.

1867. Andrews on the glacial drift,

Hilgard.

Fresh-water glacial drift of the 

Northwest, Whittlesey.

1868. Comparisons of icebergs with 

glaciers, with reference to 

bowlder clay of Canada,Daweon, J. W.

Depression of the sea during 

the Glacial period, Whittlesey.

1869. Absence of glaciation in valley

of the Yukon, Shaler. 

Motion of glaciers, DeLaski. 

Notes on glaciation, Brigham.

1870. Modern glacial action in Canada, Bleasdell.

Former glaciers in White Mountains, Agassiz, L.

1871. Glacial features of Green Bay, 

Lake Michigan, Winchell, 

N. H.

Ridges of drift in eastern Massachusetts, Shaler.

Surface geology of Great Lakes 

and Mississippi Valley, Newberry.

Moraines near Watertown, 

Mass., Shaler, Niles.

Bowlder trains in Berkshire 

County, Mass., Perry.

Attitude of the continent 

during the Glacial period, 

Perry.

Changes of level of coast of 

Maine, Shaler.

Position and height of plateau 

in which New England glaciers originated, Dana, J. D.

1872. Post-Pliocene of Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Glacial theory of drift, Jackson, 

C. T.; Perry, Pickering.

Surface geology of New Brunswick, Matthew.

Island of Aquidneck and parts 

of Narragansett Bay, Shaler.

Glacial phenomena of southern 

and northern hemispheres, 

jiz, L.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

GLACIOLOGY Continued.

1872. Causes of production of Cape

Hatteras, Shaler. 

Glacial period in New England, 

Perry.

1873. Drift of the Northwest, Winchell, N. H.

Striae on Mount Monadnock, 

Wheelock.

Northwestern counties of Illinois, Shaw.

Glacial and Champlain eras in 

New England., Dana, J. D.

Agency of glaciers in excavating valleys and basins, Niles.

Northwestern Ohio, Winchell, 

N. H.

Post-Tertiary history of Now 

England, Perry.

1874. Surface geology of Ohio, Newberry.

History of Winnepiseogee 

Lake, Hitchcock, C. H.

Bearing of surface geology of 

North Carolina on drift phenomena of the North Burbank.

1875. Superficial geology of central 

North America, Dawson, 

J. W.

Address to Natural History 

Society of Montreal, geologic 

history, Dawson, J. W.

Studies on formation of mountains in the Sierra Nevada, 

Muir.

1876. Damming of streams by drift 

during melting of glacier, 

Dana, J. D.

Supposed agency of ice floes in 

Champlain period, Winchell, 

A.

Formation of lakes, Russel, I. 

C.

The Glacial period, Clayton.

Ice and ice work in Newfoundland, Milne.

1877. Glacial phenomena of North

America, Torrell. 

Report of southeastern division

of survey of Colorado, Eudlich. 

American surface geology,

Wood,S.V.
420 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL.; 127.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

GLACIOLOGY Continued.

1877. Connecticut Valley in Champlain and Terrace periods, 

Upham.

Pan ice work and glacial marks 

in Labrador, Packard.

Geology.of eastern Wisconsin, 

Chamberliu, T. C.

Origin of kames in Massachusetts, Upham.

On the Glacial epochs, Price, 

E. K.

Surface geology of eastern 

Massachusetts, Crosby.

Surface geology of Merrimac 

Valley, Upham.

Motion of continental glaciers, 

Shaler.

1878. Extent and significance of 

Wisconsin kettle moraine, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Erratics at high levels in 

the Northwest, Dawson, G. 

M.

Agency of glaciers in erosion 

of valleys, Niles.

Gravel ridges in Merrimac Valley, Wright, G. F.

Superficial geology of British 

Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

Lenticular hills drift, Hitchcock, C. H.

Northeastern coast of Labrador, Hind.

Surface geology of New Hampshire, Upham.

Modified drift in New Hampshire, Upham.

Glacial drift in New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

1879. Terminal moraine of North 

American ice sheet, Upham.

Origin of upland lakes, Ward, 

J. C.

Surface geology of part of 

Mississippi Valley, McGee.

Superficial formations of northeastern Iowa, McGee.

Eeport of Wisconsin survey for 

1878, Chamberlin, T. C.

1880. Succession of glacial deposits 

in New England, Upham.

1881. Eeport on central and western 

Minnesota, Upham.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

GLACIOLOGY Continued.

1881. Illustrations of the earth's

surface, glaciers, S h a 1 e r,

Davis.

Glacial erosion in Maine, Stone. 

So-called kames of Connecticut

Valley, Dana, J..D. 

Shaler and Davis's glaciers,

McGee. 

Glacial drift and its terminal,

Upham.

Kames of Maine, Stone. 

Maximum synchronous glaciation, McGee. 

Local subsidence produced by

an ice sheet, McGee. 

Action of frost in superficial

materials, Kerr. 

Date of Glacial era in eastern

North America, Wright, G. F. 

Apparent glacial deposits in

valley drift, Stone. 

Dall on Arctic ice and glaciation. in Minnesota, Winchell,

N. H.

Drift in vicinity of Boston, Upham.

1882. Loess and associated deposits 

of Des Moines, -McGee and 

Call.

Superficial geology of upper 

Wisconsin Valley, Clark, A. 

C.

Eecent glacial drift in the Alps, 

Chamberliu, T. C.

Geology of Bartholomew County, Ind., Elrod.

Evidence of pre-Glacial origin 

of basins of lakes Erie and 

Ontario, Claypole.

Features of lower Great Lakes 

during Great Eiver age, 

Spencer, J. W.

Glacial phenomena of North 

America and man on the Delaware, Wright, G. F.

Flood in Connecticut Valley 

from melting .glacier, Dana, 

J. D.

1883. Eroding power of ice, Newberry.

Eame rivers of Maine, Stone.

Glaciation of North America, 

Newberry.
DARTON;] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 421

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

GLACIOLOGY Continued.

1883. Effect of warmer climate on 

glaciers, Button.

Ice age in Pennsylvania, Lewis, 

H. C.

Remarks on moraines and terraces, Dawson, J. W.

Parallel drift lulls of western

New York, Johnson, L. 

Unsolved problems in geology, 

Dawson, J. W.

Glacial and Champlain periods 

of New Haven region, Dana, 

J. D.

Terminal moraine of second 

Glacial period, Chamberlin, 

T. C.

Recent advances and recessions 

of glaciers, Shaler.

Evidence from southern New 

England a.gainst iceberg theory of drift, Dana, J. D.

Glaciation of northeastern 

United States, Lewis, H. C.

General geology of Wisconsin, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Glacial canyons, McGee.

Glacial phenomena of Bay of 

Chaleurs region, Chalmers.

Glacial markings in Laurentiau 

Hills, Andrews, E.

Thickness of glacier in New 

Jersey, etc., Smock.

Relation of temperature to glaciation, Becker.

Classification of lake basins, 

Davis, W. M.

Origin of the Great Lakes, Newberry.

1884. Hillocks of angular gravel

and disturbed stratification,

Chamberliu, T. C. 

Glaciation south of terminal

moraine of Pennsylvania,

Lewis, H. C. 

Climate changes of later

geologic times, Whitney, J.

D. 

Influence of convection on glaciation, Becker. 

Report on terminal moraine in

Pennsylvania, etc., Lewis,

H. C.; Lesley, J. P. 

Drift of Indiana, Newberry.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

GLACIOLOGY Continued.

1884. Ico of the Glacial period, Heilprin, Lewis, H. C. 

Phenomena of Glacial and

Champlain periods in New

Haven region, Dana, J. D. 

Origin of some osar, Todd. 

Glacial erosion, Davis, W. M. 

Kettle holes near Woods Holl,

Mass., Koons. 

Terminal moraines of the later

epoch, Chamberlin. 

Classification of stony - drift

clays, Chamberlin. 

Distribution and origin of

drumliua, Davis, W. M.

1885. Meridional deflection of ice 

streams, McGee.

Existing glaciers of the United 

States, Russell.

Glacial origin of lake basins, 

Selwyn.

Marginal kames, Lewis, H. C.

Use of the term esker or kam 

drift, Kinahau, J. H.

Eroding power of ice, Newberry.

Kettle holes of Woods Holl region, Mass., KoonSi

Till Ridge of New Haven, called 

Round Hill, Dana, J. D.

Climatic changes of later geologic times, by Whitney, Gilbert.

Missouri coteau and its moraines, Todd.

Geologic climate at high latitudes, Warring.

Glaciers and their role in nature, 

Science.

Text-book of geology, by 

Jukes-Brown, Science.

1886. Glaciers and glacialists, Marcou, J.; Dana, J. D. 

Glaciation of the Lackawanna

Valley, Branner. 

Marginal kames, Lewis, H. C. 

Inventory of our glacial drift,

Chamberlin, T. C. 

Existing glaciers in the United

States, Russell, I. C. 

1887-1889. Glaciation in Lackawanna-Wyoming region, Pa., 

Branner.
422 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

GLACIOLOGY Continued. 

1887-1889. Manner of deposit of glacial drift, Hay, 0. P.

Ice phenomena, Bell.

Origin of extra-morainal lakes 

and clays, Lewis, H. C.

Terraces, Kinahan.

Glacier erosion in Norway, 

Spencer, J. W.

Philosophy of glacier motion, 

Rogers, W. L.

Theory of glacier motion, 

Spencer, J. W.

Eock scorings of the great ice 

invasion, Chamberlin, T. C.

Potholes of Cohasset, Bouve".

Glacial origin of cliffs, Davis, 

W. M.

A new glacial theory, Am. Geol.

Ice age in North America, Davis, 

W. M.; Wright, C. F.

Structure of drumlins,cUpham.

Nantucket [glacial features], 

Shaler.

Origin of kames, Shaler.

Island of Mount Desert, Me., 

Shaler.

Cape Ann, Mass., Shaler.

Quaternary history of Mono

Valley, Cal., Russell. 

1890. Glacial phenomena in Canada, 

Bell.

Drift of northern Iowa, Webster.

Glacial phenomena, Dwight.

Bowlder belts vs. bowlder 

trains, Chamberlin, T. C.

Glacial boundary, Pennsylvania to Illinois, Wright, Chamberlin, T.C.

Origin of extra-moraiuic till, 

Todd.

Glacial sediments of Maine, 

Stone.

Topography of Florida, 

Shaler.

Origin of glacial sand plains, 

Davis, W. M.

Glacial lunoid furrows, Packard.

Surface geology of Alaska, 

Russell, I. C.

Recent views about glaciers, 

Winchell,A.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

GLACIOLOOY Continued. 

1891. So-called sand dunes of Long

Island, Bryson. 

Phenomena at Hingham, Mass.,

Bouve".

Muir glacier, Alaska, Gushing. 

Evidence of Glacial epoch in

Nicaragua, Crawford. 

Composition of till, Crosby. 

Changes of Atlantic and Pacific

coasts [etc.], Le Conte. 

Are there Glacial records in the 

Newark system ? Russell, I. C. 

Antiquity of last Glacial period,

Shaler. 

Cause of the Glacial period,

Upham.

Glacial lakes in Canada, Upham.

Criteria of englacial and subglacial drift, Upham. 

Lakes inclosed by modified

drift, Upham. 

GEOLOGICAL CLIMATE. 

1855. Geology of route to Pacific 

Ocean in California and Oregon, Newberry.

1859. Climate as influenced by distribution of land and water, 

Hennessy. 

1863. Climate of Paleozoic times,

Hunt, T. S.

1866. Pleistocene climate of Europe, 

Rogers, H. D.

1868. Relations between glacial deposit of Scotland and those 

of Canada, Crosskey. 

Climate of Glacial period, Hunger ford.

1869. Absence of glaciation in valley 

of Yukon, Shaler.

Review of Croll on geologic

time, Dawson, J. W. 

1871. Recent advances in geology, 

Foster, J. W.

Surface geology of Great Lakes 

and Mississippi Valley, Newberry.

Theories of climate of Glacial 

period, Dana, J. D.

1876. Causes of cold of the Ice period, 

Newberry.

1877. Critical periods in the history 

of the earth', Le Conte.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 423

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

GEOLOGICAL CLIMATE Continued.

1877. Influence of geologic changes 

on earth's axis of rotation, 

Darwin.

1878. Surface geology of New Hampshire, Upham.

1880. Causes of Glacial climate, Taylor, Button, Powell, J. W.

1883. Geological climatology, Croll. 

Eccentricity theory of Glacial 

climate, McGee.

1885. Ice-age theories, Hill, E.

On Glacial climate, Newberry.

1886. Croll's hypothesis of geological climates, Woeikof. 

Geologic climate at high latitude, Warring.

1887. Permian moraine of Prince Edward Island, Bain.

1888. Eccentricity theory of Glacial 

cold; Claypole.

1890. Climate of Glacial period, Crosby, Shaler.

Pleistocene submergence, Upham, Shaler.

Saliferous deposits as evidence of climatal conditions, 

Shaler.

VOLCAHISM.

1822. Volcanoes and volcanic substances, Cooper, T. 

1824. Reliquia diluvianse, by Buckland, Silliman.

Review of Connybeare and

Phelps's geology of England

and Wales, Am. Jour. Sci.

Remarks on systems of rocks

and their origin, Maclure.

1828. Volcanoes, by Daubeny, Silliman. 

Volcanoes, Silliman.

1829. Igneous theory of the earth,

Maclure.

On temperature of interior of 

the earth, by Cordier, Cooper, T.

Du. Commun on volcanoes .and 

earthquakes, Ball, B.

1830. Igneous origin of some trap

rocks, Silliman. 

Review of Phillips's principles 

of geology, Silliman.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

VOLCANISM Continued. 

1833. Report on Massachusetts,

Hitchcock, E.

1835. Lowell, geological facts, Silliman.

1837. Remarks on lavas, Am. Jour. 

Sci.

1839. Bischof's objections to chemical theory of volcanoes, Daubeny.

1840. Man toll's Wonders of Geology, 

Silliman.

1841. Final report on Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

Report on Rhode Island, by 

Jackson, Silliman.

History of geologic studies in 

the United States, Hitchcock, E.

1842. Elements of geology and outline of geology of North Carolina, Mitchell, E.

1843. Cause of cresentic form of trap

dikes, Rogers, H. D. 

Analogy between modern igneous rocks and the primary 

formations, Dana, J. D.

1844. Distribution and prenomena of 

volcanoes, Hayes, J. L.

Final report on New Hampshire, Jackson, C. T.

Views on igneous action, phenomena in New York, Beck.

1845. Origin of minerals oftrappeau 

rocks, Dana, J. D.

1846. Second report on geology of

Vermont, Adams, C. B. 

Volcanoes of the moon and theory of igneous action, Dana, 

J.D.

1848. Geology of South Carolina, 

Tuomey.

1849. United States exploring expedition, Dana, J. D.

1850. Volcanic action in Hawaii, or 

volcanoes as safety valves, 

Dana, J. D.

1851. Age of sandstone and igneous 

phenomena about Lake Superior, Whitney.

1852. Note on eruption of Mauna Loa, 

Dana, J, D.
424 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

VOLCANISM Continued.

1856. Volcanic action of Mauna Loa, 

Dana, J. D.

1857. Formation of craters and liquidity of lava, Scrope. 

Volcanic actions of Hawaii, 

Coan.

1858. Ichuology of New England, 

Hitchcock, E.

1859. Consolidation of lavas on steep 

slopes and form of volcanoes, 

Lyell.

Some points in chemical geology, Hunt, T. S.

Paleontology of New York, vol. 

3, Hall, J.

1861. Dikes in Silurian of Shelburne, 

Vt., Hitchcock, E.

1862. Chemistry of the earth, Hunt,

T. S.

Theory of igneous rocks and 

volcanoes, Hunt, T. S.

1863. Origin of eruptive and primary

rocks, Macfarlane. 

Report of survey of Canada to 

1863, Logan.

1864. Contributions to lithology,

Hunt, T. S. 

1866. Ge"ologie du Mexique et de

rAme"rique Centrale, Virlefc. 

Volcanic phenomena o f H a -

waiian Islands, Brigham.

1868. Form of volcanic craters, 

Brigham.

Mittheilungen von der WestKiiste Nord-Ainerikas, Richthofen.

Cause of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, Dana, J. D.

Physical geography of Andes of 

Quito, Orton, R.

Principles of the natural system of volcanic rocks, Richthofen.

1869. Seat of volcanic action, Hunt,

T.S. 

Notes on Andes of Ecuador,

Orton, R.

Volcanoes and' earthquakes, 

Hunt, T. S.

1870. Origin and classification of 

crystalline rocks, Macfarlane.

1871. Theory of great features of the 

earth's surface, Le Conte.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

VOLCANISM Continued.

1872. Report on Montana, etc.,

Hayden.

Water as an element of volcanic action, Brigham.

1873. Theories of volcanoes, Hunt,

T.S.

Some results of earth's contraction, Dana, J- D.

1874. Great lava flood of the West 

and structure of Cascade 

Mountains, Le Conte.

Mallet's theory of vulcanicity, 

Hilgard.

Mechanism of Stromboli,Mallet.

New theory of geyser action, 

Andrews, E.

1875. Northwestern Wyoming, Cornstock, T. B.

Report on portions of Nevada, 

Utah, California, and Arizona, Gilbert.

1877. Great lava flood of the Northwest, Le Conte.

Henry Mountains, Gilbert.

Report on San Juan region, 

Colo., Holmes, W. H.

Report in Grand River region, 

Colo., Peale.

Phenomena in geyser basins of 

YellowstonePark, Comstock.

Peculiar type of eruptive mountains in Colorado, Peale.

1878. Systematic geology of fortieth 

parallel survey, King, C.

Geysers, Le Conte.

Eruptive rocks of Colorado, 

Eudlich.

1879. Extinct volcanoes about Lake

Mono, .Le Conte. 

Gilbert's Geology of the Henry

.Mountains, .Dana,. J. D. 

Geological survey of the fortieth parallel,.Newberry. 

Fortieth parallel survey, systematic geology, by King, 

Puinpelly.

.1880. .Classification of lavas, Shaler. 

<High plateaus of Utah, Dutton, 

Powell, J. W.

1881. Passage of sediments to volcanic in Brighton, Mass., 

Shaler.

1882. In Wyoming, Geikie, A.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 425

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

VOLCANISM Continued. 

18d3. Volcanic phenomena of the Hawaiian Islands, Button. 

Thermal springs of Yellowstone 

Park, Peale.

1884. Studies of rocks of Cordilleras,

Wadsworth. 

The volcanic problem stated,

Button. 

On sudden deflection in lava

.streams, Niles. 

Volcanic sand from Unalaska,

Diller. 

Relations of Triassic traps of

eastern United States, Davis,

W. M. 

Hawaiian volcanoes, Button.

1885. Genesis and conservation of 

volcanic energy, Pike.

Mount Taylor and Zuni plateau, Button.

Theory of volcanoes, Button.

Form of volcanic cones and 

elastic limit of lava, Becker.

1886. Crater Lake, Button.

Geology and mining of Leadville, Einnions, S. F. 

A dissected volcanic mountain,

Bana, J. B. 

On volcanic eruption, Baua,

J. B.

1887. History of changes in Mount

Loa craters, Bana, J. B. 

Hints toward a theory of volcanism, Bana, J. B. 

Volcanic action, Baua, J. B.

1888. History of changes in Mount

Loa craters, Bana, J. B. 

Report of California division, 

Becker.

1889. Thoughts on eruptives, Winchell, N. H.

Eruptions in Spanish Peaks 

region, Colo., Hills.

Traps of East Haven-Brantford region, Conn., Hovey.

Petrography of Sandwich Islands, Bana, E. S.

Points in history of Maui and 

Oahu, Bana, J. B.

1890. Volcanoes, Bana. 

Geysers, Weed. 

Newark traps of -New Jersey

region, Barton. 

Lake Bonneville, Gilbert.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

ROCK BECAY. 

1818. Geology of the United States,

Maclure.

1837. Certain causes of changes now 

in operation in Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E. 

1840. Geological survey of Rhode Island, Jackson, C. T.

1844. Final report on New Hampshire, Jackson, C. T.

1845. Agricultural geology of northern New York, Emmous, E.

1848. Geology of South Carolina, 

Tuomey.

1849. United States exploring expedition, Dana, J. D. 

Decomposition of rocks by meteteoric waters, Rogers and 

Rogers.

1850. Condition of traps of New 

Hampshire a measure of erosion, Hubbard, 0. P.

1856. Report of survey of South Carolina for 1856, Lieber.

1862. Chemistry of the earth, Hunt, 

T. S.

1865. Brift and decomposed rock in 

Brazil, Agassiz, A.

1869. A naturalist in Brazil, Hartt.

1873. Notes on Pilot Knob and vicinity, Mo., Punipelly.

1874. Bearing of surface geology of 

North Carolina on drift phenomena of the North, Burbank.

Weathering of trap, Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Crystallines of the Blue Ridge, 

Hunt, T. S.

Relation of geology to agriculture, Hitchcock, C. H.

1875. Bisintegration of rocks, Hunt, 

T. S.

Report on Hoosac tunnel, Hunt, 

T. S.

Northwestern Wyoming, Cornstock, T. B.

1876. Kaolin in Wisconsin, Irving,R.B.

1877. Report of progress of survey of

Kentucky, Shaler. 

Becayed gneiss of Hoosac

Mountains, Hunt, T. S. 

1879. Relation of rock decay to loess,

drift, and rock basins, Puinpelly.
426 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

EOCK DECAY Continued. 

1880. Laterite of India, McGee.

Geologic action of humus acids,

Julien.

Reconnaissance in San Francisco and Bodie districts, 

Becker.

1882. Lower St. Croix district, 

Wooster.

Summary of geology of Cornstock lode, Becker.

Geology of Comstock lode and 

Washoe district, Becker.

1883. Geology and soils of tobacco

region of North Carolina,

Kerr.

Soils of Wisconsin, Chamber- 

. lin, T. C. 

Rock disintegration in hot,

moist climates, Storer. 

Decay of rocks geologically

considered, Hunt, T. S. 

General geology of Wisconsin,

Chamberlin, T. C.

1884. Durability of building stone 

in vicinity of New York, 

Julien.

Weathering of Pottsville conglomerate, Winslow.

Chemical geology, Crosby.

Building stones of the United 

States, Hawes.

Decay of rocks in Brazil, Derby.

Decay of quartzite, Dana, J. 

D.

1885. Decay of quartzite, pseudobreccia, Dana, J. D.

Bowlders of decomposition at 

Washington,D. C.,etc., Spencer, J. W.

Progress of geology, 1883, Hunt, 

T. S.

1886. Origin of kaolin, Lesley, J. P. 

Rainbow lode, Butte, Mont.,

Blake, W. P. 

Decomposition in Missouri,

Spencer, J. W.

1889. Subaerial decay of rocks, Russell, I. C.

Geologic and mineralogic notes, 

Sears.

1890. Subaerial decay of rocks and 

origin of red color, Dana, 

J.D.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

DEGRADATION.

1824. Reliquiae diluvianse, by Buckland, Silliman.

1825. On bowlders and rolled stones, 

N.

1832. Review of Phillips's Principles 

of Geology, Silliman.

1835. On the falls of Niagara, Rogers, 

H. D.

1837. Geology of Portland and vicinity, Hitchcock, E.

1839. Geology and topography of 

western New 'York, Hayes, 

G. E.

1841. Final report on Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

1842. Elements of geology and outline of geology of North Carolina, Mitchell, E.

1844. Niagara Falls, their changes 

and geology, Hall, J.

1848. Geological action of currents

of the ocean, Davis, C. H. 

Erosion of the earth's surface 

by rivers, Hitchcock, E.

1852. Geologic action of the winds, 

Maury.

1855. Polishing of rocks by dry sands, 

Blake, W. P.

1857. Illustrations of surface geology, Hitchcock, E.

1858. Terrain d'origine me'te'orique ou 

do transport, ae'rien qui existe 

au Mexique,Virlet d'Aoust.

Physical geography attending 

production of the Paleozoic 

strata, Rogers, H. D. 

1869. Rock ruins, Niagara Falls, 

Hyatt.

Certain physical features of 

upper Mississippi River, Warren, G. K.

1872. Action of wind and sand on 

rocks, Leidy.

1873. River and lake terraces, Youmans.

Observations on Niagara, Tyndall.

1874. Sand sculpture in the West, 

Gilbert.

1875. Exploration of the Colorado,

Powell, J. W. 

Wind erosion, Gilbert. 

Tidal erosion, Shaler.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 427

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

DEGRADATION Continued.

1875. Northwestern Wyoming, Cornstock, T. B.

Notes on geology of Lehigh 

County, etc., Pa., Lesley, 

J. P.

Eeport on portions of Now Mexico and Arizona surveyed in 

1873, Gilbert.

Report of survey of North 

Carolina, Kerr.

Erosion by sand in the West, 

Gilbert.

1876. Formation of lakes, Russell,

1C. 

Antiquity of caverns of Ohio

Valley, Shaler. 

Note on erosion, Dana, J. D. 

Frost drift in North Carolina,

Kerr.

Erosion of rocks, Andrews. 

Uinta Mountains, Powell.

1877. Henry Mountains, Gilbert.

Geologic value of variation in

rainfall, Shaler.

Report of progress, survey of 

Kentucky, Shaler.

1878. Striking products of. erosion in 

Colorado, Endlich.

1879. Origin of styolites, Nelson. 

1882. History of Lake Bonneville,

Gilbert.

Geology of Grand Canyon district, Dutton.

TheUnaweep Canyon, Gannett. 

Tertiary history of Grand Canyon district, Dutton. C. E.

1884. Formation of canyons and precipices, Macfarlane. 

Phenomena of Glacial and 

Champlain periods, Dana, 

J. D.

1885. Notes on Niagara, Hallett, P. 

Age of Kansas, Smyth, B. B. 

Amount of chemical erosion in

limestones of Center County,

Pa., Ewing.

1886. Internal erosion, Ewing.

Wind action in Maine, Stone. 

1888. Laws of hydraulic degradation,

Powell, J. W. 

Laws of corrosion, Hinman,

Science.

Floods in lower Mississippi,. 

Meyer, J.

Geologic Philosophy Continued.

SEDIMENTATION. 

1807. Freestone quarries on Potomac

and Rappahannock rivers,

Latrobe. 

1818. On the formation of rocks,

Maclure.

1820. Geological essay, Hayden, H. H. 

1822. Singular deposit of gravel of

New York, Eaton. 

Volcanoes and volcanic sub--

stances, Cooper, T.

1824. Reliquiae diluviauso, by Buckland, Silliinau.

Remarks on systems of rocks 

and their origin, especially 

secondary, Maclure.

1825. Bowlders and rolled stones, N.

Geological systems and maps 

of Europe, Maclure.

Moving of rocks by ice, Wood, 

J.; Adams, J.

Review of Connybeare and 

Phillips (on geological classification), Am. Jour. Sci.

1826. Proofs that currents have swept 

the earth, A.

1828. Bowlders of primitive rocks 

in Ohio and the West, Tappan.

Low country of North Carolina, 

Mitchell, E.

1829. Geology of gold region of North 

Carolina, Mitchell, E.

1832. Water courses, alluvial, and 

other rocks of Connecticut 

Valley, Smith.

Review of Phillips's Geology, 

Silliinan.

1833. Report on Massachusetts,

Hitchcock, E.

Georgia gold mines, Phillips, W.

Topics relating to lower valley 

of the Mississippi, Nutt.

1835. Tertiary of the Atlantic Coast, 

Conrad.

1837. Geology of Portland and vicinity, Hitchcock, E.

1839. Notes on American geology,

Conrad.

Geology and topography of 

western New York, Hayes, 

G.E.

1840. Survey of second district of 

New York, Emmons, E.
428 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

SEDIMENTATION Continued.

1840. Keport of topographical engineers, U. S. A., Abert, J. J.

1841. History of geologic studies in 

United States, Hitchcock, E. 

Final report on Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

1842. Glaciation of Pennsylvania and 

New York, and origin of conglomerates, Rogers, H. D.

1843. Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

Wave lines and furrows, 

Hall, J.

Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

The phenomena of glacio-aqueous action in North America, 

' Hitchcock, E.

Mud furrows, wave lines, etc., 

on New York rocks, Hall, J.

1844. Origin of sedimentary rocks of 

the United States, Mather.

Final report on New Hampshire, 

Jackson, C. T.

Oolitic structure of some limestones, Rogers, W. B.

American geology and condition of research in the United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

1845. Travels in North America,

Lyell.

Physical geology east of the 

Rocky Mountains, Mather.

1847. Distribution of remains in the 

older formations, Hall, J.

1848. Action of currents of the 

ocean, Davis, C. H. .

1849. Geological action of the tides,

Davis, C. H. 

Sediments of the Mississippi

River, Brown and Dickeson. 

Geological action of the tides,

Redfield. 

Logons cle ge"ologie pratique,

Beaumont.

1850. Terraces bordering Lake Erie,

Whittlesey.

Origin of drift and terraces of 

aqueous action, Rogers, H. D.

1851. Deposition of Infusoria at the 

mouths of rivers, Rogers, 

W.B.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

SEDIMENTATION Continued.

1851. Superficial deposits of Lake 

Superior land district, Desor.

Rain marks in sandstone of 

New Jersey and Connecticut 

Valley, Redfield.

Cylindrical structure in Potsdam sandstone, Hough, F. B.

Law of deposit of the flood 

tide, Davis, C. H.

Origin of raindrop depressions, etc., Desor and Whitney.

1852. Origin of stratification, Wells, 

D.A.

1853. Pebbles in conglomerates, 

origin of quartzite, Newberry, Hall, J.

1854. Origin of stratification, Wells, 

D.A.

Fossils in fossil tree in coal of 

Nova Scotia, Lyell.

Origin of drift deposits, 

Rogers, H. D.

Fossil raindrops, Jackson, C. T.

Coal measures of South Joggins, Nova Scotia, Dawson,

 J.W.

Preliminary report of survey 

in California, Blake, W. P.

Depth of ocean of chalk deposits, Rogers, H. D.

Changes of sea level eifected 

during stated periods of 

time. Taylor.

1855. American geology, Emmons, E. 

Acadian geology, Dawson, J.

W.

Impressions on clay in Hadley, 

Mass., Hitchcock, C. H.

1856. On fossil raindrops, Warren, A.

1857. Agency of Gulf Stream in formation of Florida, Le Conte. 

Illustrations of surface geology, Hitchcock, E.

1858. Ichnology of New England, 

Hitchcock, E.

Reports on the Mississippi, 

Long, S. H.

Quaternary of Missouri, Swallow.

Physical geography attending 

production of the Paleozoic 

strata, Rogers, H. D.
DAETON.j NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 429

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

SEDIMENTATION Continued.

1858. Sketch of geology of United 

States, Eogers, H. D.

1859. Origin of spheroidal structure 

in sedimentary rocks, Sillimaii.

Sedimentary and other relations of Paleozoic fossils of 

New York, Bigsby.

Paleontology of New York, vol. 

3, Hall, J.

1860. Gdologie pratique de la Louisiaue, Thoniassy. 

Hydrologie du Mississippi, 

Thoniassy.

1861. Report on Colorado River, Newberry.

Siggillaria from South Joggins, Rogers, W. B.

Physics and hydraulics of the 

Mississippi, Humphreys and 

Abbott.

Elongated pebbles, Rogers, 

W.B.

Eifects of subsiding ocean floor 

on deposits, Rogers, W. B,; 

Agassiz, L.

1863. Origin of crystalline iron ores, 

Dana, J. D.

1864. A seam of coal, Andrews.

1865. Origin of prairies in Mississippi Valley, Winchell, A. 

Origin of prairies, Lesquereux.

1866. Formation of ripple marks,

Wyman.

Origin of mud lumps in mouth 

of Mississippi River, Beauregard.

Physical features, general principles, and surface geology of 

Illinois, Worthen.

1867. Researches in China, Mongolia,

and Japan, Pumpelly. 

Geology of Sombrero, Julieu.

1868. Recent bird tracks in basin of

Minas, Hartt.

Recent geologic changes in 

China and Japan, Bickmore.

1869. Deep-sea dredging in relation 

to geology, Daw sou, J. W.

1870. Die Deltas, Credner, G. R.

1871. Formation of deposits of diatoms, Edwards, 

Phosphate beds, Shaler.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

SEDIM ENTATION C ontinued.

1871. Preservation of vegetal remains in coal measures, Lesquereux.

Phosphate beds, Shaler.

Delta and mud lumps of Mississippi River, Hilgard.

Changes of level of coast of 

Maine, Shaler.

1872. Post-Pliocene of Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Distribution of conglomerate, 

Pickering.

Formation of deltas, Tylor.

Corals and coral islands, Dana, 

J. D.

1873. Imperfection of paleontologic

record, Nicholson. 

Origin of metalliferous deposits, Hunt, T. S.

Report on second district of 

Ohio, Andrews, E. B.

1874. Circles of deposition, Newberry.

On stratification of rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

The deposition of clays, Hunt, 

T. S.

Carboniferous system of Ohio, 

Newberry.

Parallelism of coal seams, Andrews.

1875. Report on portions of Nevada, 

Utah, California, and Arizona, Gilbert.

Southern New England during 

the melting of the glacier, 

Dana, J. D.

Mesozoic sandstones of the 

United States, Frazer.

1876. Geology along Louisville, Paducah and Southwestern 

Railway, Norwood.

Uinta Mountains, Powell.

Denuding agencies and geologic deposition, Tylor, A.

Geyserite pebbles in Yellowstone Park, Comstock.

Transportation routes in Wisconsin, Warren, G. K.

Sea-bottom deposits, Murray, J.

Rain and rivers, Greenwood.

Colorado plateau province, Gilbert.
430 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

SEDIMENTATION Continued.

1877. Lithologie du fond des mers, by

Delesse, Frazer. 

Connecticut Valley in Champlain tind Terrace periods,

Upham. 

Causes of production of Cape

Hatteras, Slialer. 

Catastrophism and evolution,

King, C.

Sedimentation along the Atlantic Coast, Lesley, J. P. 

Newport conglomerate, Rogers, 

' W. B. 

Concerning footprints, Russell,

I. C. 

Report of progress of survey of

Kentucky, Staler. 

Critical periods in the history

of the earth, Le Conte.

1878. White River district, Colo. 

Endlich.

Glacial drift in New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Gravel ridges in Merrimac Valley, Wright, G. F.

 Physics of Gulf of Mexico and 

the Mississippi, Forshay.

Geology of the West, Phillips, 

J. V.

Silurian fossils in eastern Pennsylvania, Prime.

1879. Hartt on the Brazilian sandstone reefs, Rathburn.

History of Trias in New Jersey 

and Connecticut Valley, Russell, I. C.

Flocculation of particles, Hilgard.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Loess of the Mississippi Valley, 

Hilgard.

Origin of clays, Hunt, T. S.

Physics of the Mississippi, Abbot, H. L.

Formation of Cape Cod, Upham.

Relation of rock decay to loess, 

drift, and rock basins, Pumpelly.

Richthofen's theory of loess in 

light of Missouri deposits, 

Todd.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. x 

SEDIMENTATION" Continued.

1880. Auriferous gravels of Sierra 

Nevada, Whitney, J. D.

High tides in geologic history, 

Newberry.

Ripple marks, Gilbert.

Old river beds of California, 

Le Conte.

1881. Alluvial basin of the Mississippi, Forshay.

Kames of Maine, Stone.

Origin of petrosilicious rocks, 

Crosby.

1882. High tides as geologic agents,

Newberry. 

Sediments andnodules off coast

of New England, Verrill. 

Flood in Connecticut Valley

from melting glacier, Dana,

J. D. 

History of Lake Bonneville,

Gilbert.

1883. Sand tracery, Herrick, F. H.

Observations at Lake Providence, Hider.

Distinguishing limestones from 

marine deposits, Matthew.

History of Lake Lahoutan, 

Russell, I. C.

Climatic changes of later geologic time by Whitney, Gilbert.

General geology of Wisconsin, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Origin of continents, Crosby.

Geologic history of the American continent, Hall, J.

Geology of western end of Lake 

Ontario, Spencer, J. W.

Geographic control of marine 

sediments, Science.

1884. Ripple marks [Utah], Gilbert. 

Clay stones and concretions,

Gratacap. 

Principles of Paleozoic botany,

Lesquereux.

1885. Lake Lahontan, Russell, I. C. 

Velocity and sediment, Harrod. 

Benches in Cincinnati group,

James, J. F. 

Suspension and sedimentation

of clays, Brewer. 

Topographic features of lake

shores, Gilbert.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 431

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

SEDIMENTATION Continued.

1886. The North Atlantic as a geological basin, Reade, T. M. 

Origin of Pottsville and other 

conglomerate, Branner.

1887. Montgomery County, Ky.,Linney.

1888. Genesis of Boston Basin, Bouve. 

Origin of loess, Newberry. 

Origins of divisions between

strata, Shaler.

Determination of age of rock 

deposits, Heilprin.

1889. Origin of loess, Campbell, J. T. 

Subaerial deposits of arid regions, Russell, I. C.

1890. Sand transportation by rivers,

Graham, 

Markings in Paleozoic rocks,

Dawsou, J. W. 

Southern extension of Appomattox formation, McGee. 

Lake Bonueville, Gilbert.

1891. Cycles of sedimentation, Williams, J. L.

Beach phenomena, New Brunswick, Whittle.

Fresh-water morasses, Shaler. 

Relations of secular rock disintegration to transitional 

schists, Puinpelly. 

Geological work of mosses and

algse, Weed.

Gravel accumulation in arid regions, Gilbert. 

GEOMORPHY.

1818. Origin of prairies, Wells, R. W. 

1823. On changes in geology of North 

America east of Stoney Mountains, Maclure. 

1830. Diluvial furrows and scratches,

Thomas, D. 

1833. Report on Massachusetts,

Hitchcock, E.

1842. Elements of geology and outline of geology of North Carolina, Mitchell, E. 

1847. Ancientseamargins, Chambers.

1849. Ancientseamargins, Chambers, 

Dana, J. D.

1850. Origin of drift and terraces of 

aqueous action, Rogers, H. D. 

Terraces of Connecticut Valley, 

Hitchcock, E.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

GKOMORPHY Continued.

1851. Terraces and beaches in Connecticut Valley, Hitchcock, 

E.

Coal formation, especially in 

Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

1852. Terraces since the drift period 

along the Connecticut Valley, 

Hitchcock, E.

1857. Illustrations of surface geology,

Hitchcock, E.

Report in counties of Greenup, 

Carter, Lawrence, and Hancock, Ky., Lyon.

1858. Classification of several types 

of orographic structure, Rogers, H. D.

1859. Instances of reversed drainage, 

Lesley, J. P.

1860. Botany and paleontology of 

survey of Arkansas, Lesquereux.

Relation of terraces of southern 

Ohio and drift theories, Andrews.

1861. Appalachian Mountain system, 

Guyot.

1865. Production and preservation of 

lakes by ice action, Belt, T.

Origin of prairies in Mississippi 

Valley, Winchell, A.

Lignite of Franklin County and 

geology of southeastern Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Origin of prairies, Lesquereux, 

Dana, J. D.

1866. Excavated lake basins of New 

England, Shaler.

Origin of the prairies, Lesquereux.

Physical features, gejieral principles, surface geology of Illinois, Worthen.

1867. Report of geological survey for 

1866, Kerr. .

1869. Report of geological survey of 

North Carolina for 1869, Kerr. 

Lakes of Iowa, past and present, White, C. A.

1871. Note on river terraces, Dana,

J. D.

Surface geology of Great Lakes 

and Mississippi Valley, Newberry.
432 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

GEOMORPHY Continued.

1871. Lakes and lake region, Wallace, 

S. J.

1872. Island of Aquidneck and 

parts of Narragansett Bay, 

Shaler.

1873. Geology of New Haven region,

Dana, J. D.

Agency of glaciers in excavating valleys and basins, 

Niles.

Topography as affected "by rotation of the earth, Kerr.

1874. Geology of the valley of the 

Colorado, Powell, J. W.

1875. Report on portions of Nevada, 

Utah, California, and Arizona, Gilbert.

Relations of anticlinals to 

drainage, Cox.

Exploration of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

Report o&survey of North Carolina, Kerr.

Tidal erosion, Shaler.

1876. Colorado plateau province,

Gilbert. 

Lake Wakatipu. New Zealand,

Russell, I. C. 

Formation of sand dunes,

Lewis, E. J. 

Plain, prairie, and forest, Whitney, J. D. 

Formation of lakes, Russell,

I. C.

Uinta Mountains, Powell, J. W.

1877. Report on San Juan region,

Colo., Holmes, W. H. 

Report of progress, survey of

Kentucky, Shaler. 

Henry Mountains, Gilbert.

1879. Origin of upland lakes, Ward, 

J. C.

1880. High plateaus of Utah, Dutton, Powell, J. W.

Geology of the Black Hills, 

Newton, H.

Surface geology of southwestern Pennsylvania region, 

Stevenson.

Outlet of Lake Bonneville, Gilbert.

1882. Tertiary history of the Grand 

Cany on district, Dutton.

Geologic Philosophy^ Continued. 

GEOMORPHY Continued.

1882. Physical geology of Grand

Canyon district, Dutton. 

History of Lake Bonneville,

Gilbert.

Ore deposits of southwestern 

Wisconsin, Chamberlin, T. C.

1883. History of Lake Lahontan, 

Russell, I. C.

Glacial canyons, McGee.

Origin of cross valleys, Davis, 

W. M.

Classification of lake basins, 

Davis, W. M.

Drainage system and loess of 

eastern Iowa, McGee.

San Juan region, Colo., Cornstock.

1884. Deflection of streams by terrestrial rotation, Gilbert.

Gorges and waterfalls, Davis, 

W. M.

Topographic phenomena in 

Indiana, Campbell, J. T.

Upper Missouri River system, 

Ward, L. W.

Drainage and loess of eastern 

Iowa, McGee.

Little mountains east of the 

Catskills, Davis, W. M.

Glacial erosion, pavis, W. M.

1885. Diversion of water courses by 

rotation of the earth,Gilbert.

Geographic class ification, 

Davis, W. M.

Seacoast swamps, Shaler.

1887. Montgomery County, Ky.,

Linney. 

Northern New Brunswick and

southern Quebec, Chalmers. 

Classification of lakes, Davis,

W.M. 

Origin of extra-morainal lakes

and clays, Lewis, H. C. 

Terraces, Kin ah an. 

Pound Gap region, Ky., Crandall.

1888. Classification of geographic 

forms by genesis, McGee.

Geographic methods in geologic 

investigations, Davis, W. M.

Central basin of Iowa, Webster.

Head of Chesapeake Bay, McGee.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 433

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

GEOMORPHY Continued.

1888. Macon County, Mo., McGee.

Geology of Minnesota, Wiuchell, N. H.

1889. Methods and models in geographic teaching, Davis, 

W.M.

Structure of Denver region, 

Colo., Eldridge.

Rivers and valleys of Pennsylvania, Davis, W. M.

Topographic development of 

Trias of Connecticut Valley, 

Davis, W. M.

A river pirate, Davis, W. M.

Round about Asheville, Willis.

Topography and structure of 

Bays Mountain, Tenn., Willis.

Northwestern Colorado and 

vicinity, White, C. A.

Central basin of Tennessee, 

Kennedy.

Mount Desert Island, Staler.

1890. Topographic types of Iowa, 

McGee.

Drainage systems of New Mexico, Tarr.

Drainage in central Texas, Tarr.

Topographic features of central Texas, Tarr.

History of the Niagara River, 

Gilbert.

Certain peculiarities of drainage, Davis, W. M.; McGee.

Encroachments of the sea, 

McGee.

Topography of Florida, Shaler.

Development of northern NewJersey, Davis and Wood.

Rivers of northern New Jersey, 

Davis, W. M.

Erosive agents in arid regions, 

Tarr.

Lake Bonneville, Gilbert.

Barrier beaches, Merrill, F. 

J.H.

1891. Dates of origin of certain forms 

on Atlantic Slope, Davis, 

W.M.

Physiographic geology of western Arkansas, Winslow. 

Post-Glacial history of Hudson

Valley, Merrill, F. J. H. 

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Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

GEOMORPHY Continued. 

1891. Physical geology of Tennessee,

Hull. 

Age of overthrusts in southern

Appalachians, Davis, W. M.

Fossiliferous shales in Triassic

of Connecticut, Davis, W. M.

Geography of southern New

England, Davis, W. M. 

An old lake bottom, Hicks. 

Flood plains of rivers, McGee. 

CORAL REEFS.

1843. Distribution of corals, Dana, 

J.D.

1844. Coral formations in the Pacific, 

Couthouy.

1849. United States exploring expedition, Dana, J. D.

1851. Florida reefs, keys, and coast, 

Agassiz, L.

1852. Solidification of Florida reefs 

and sources of lime in coral 

growth, Hosford.

1853. Consolidation of coral formations, Dana, J.D. 

Geology of Bahamas and coral 

formations. Nelson.

1854. Solidification of coral reefs of 

Florida and source of lime, 

Hosford.

1857. Agency of Gulf Stream in 

formation of Florida, Le 

Conte.

1862. Florida reef, its origin, etc., 

Hunt, E. B.

1867. Development of coast features, 

Agassiz, L.

1872. Corals and coral islands, Dana, 

J.D.

1874. Darwin on structure of coral 

islands, Dana, J. D.

1879. Brazilian corals and reefs, 

Rathbun.

1883. Tortugas and Florida reefs,

Agassiz, A. 

Elevated coral reefs of Cuba,

by Crosby, Dana, J. D. 

Tortugas and Florida reefs, by 

Agassiz, Dana, J. D.

1885. Origin of coral reefs and islands, Dana, J. D.

1888. The reef builders, Hicke.

Theories of coral islands, Morris, C.
434 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

CORAL EEEFS Continued.

1888. Murray on formation of barrier 

reefs and coral islands, Am. 

Geol.

1889. Coral reefs, Darwin.

Coral reefs of Hawaiian Islands,

Agassiz. A. 

History of Maui and Oahu,

Dana, J. D.

Bermuda Islands, Heilprin. 

Cruises of the Blake, Agassiz, A.

1890. Corals and coral islands, Dana,

J.D. 

MISCELLANEOUS.

1824. Changes in geologic science 

proposed by Phillips and 

Conybeare, Eaton.

1825. Eeview of Conybeare and Phillips (on geologic classification), Am. Jour. Sci. 

Systems of geology, Maclure.

1829. Observations concerning organic remains, Doornik. 

Central heat of the earth and 

other theories, Maclure.

1841. Connection of magnetism with

geology, Locke. 

History of geologic studies in 

the United States, Hitchcock, E.

1843. Temperature in coal mines of

eastern Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

Origin of mineral springs, Vanuxem.

Connection of thermal springs 

of Virginia with axes and 

faults, Rogers, W. B.

1846. Second report on geology of 

Vermont, Adams, C. B.

1854. Primitive diversity and number of animals in geologic 

time, Agassiz, L.

1859. Nomenclature of superposition

of strata, Rogers, H. D. 

Origin of clay stones, Hayes, 

A. A.

1866. Physics and hydraulics of the 

Mississippi, Humphreys and 

Abbott.

1866. Porosity of rocks, Hunt, T. S. 

Oceanic currents in geologic 

periods, Shaler.

1868. Primeval atmosphere, Hunt, 

T.S.

Geologic Philosophy Continued. 

MISCELLANEOUS C ontinu ed. 

1868. So-called lignulites or eposmites, Marsh, O. C. 

Traveling of rocks, Wickersham. 

1873. Imperfections of the geologic

record, Nicholsoii. 

Contemporaneity of strata,

Nicholson.

Report of Survey of Ohio, Newberry.

1875. Hydro-geology, Frazer. 

1877. Influence of geologic changes 

on earth's axis of rotation, 

Dawson, G. M.

1881. Unification of geologic nomenclature, Owen, R.

1883. General geology of Wisconsin,

Chamberlin, T. C. 

Artesian wells of Wisconsin,

Chamberlin, T. C. 

Algae and spray markings,

Wads worth. 

Distribution of forests, Howell,

T. J. 

Synchronism of formations,

Heilprin.

1884. Fulgurite from Mount Thielson,

Diller. 

Correlation of formations,

Blandford. 

Paleozoic high tide, Davis,

W. M. 

Synchronism of formations,

Nugent.

1885. Cone-in-cone, Newberry.

Denudation of the two Americas, Reade. 

Conditions of artesian wells,

Chamberlin, T. C.

1886. Geological extinction, Packard.

1890. Excavations made in rocks by 

sea-urchins, Fewkes.

Origin of rock pressure of natural gas, Orton.

Geological survey of Ohio, 

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Sandstone dikes, Diller, Davis, 

W. M.; Emerson.

Geology of Cape Ann, Shaler.

Geology for 1887 and 1888, 

McGee.

1891. Contraction of molten rock, 

Barus:
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 435

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MISCELLANEOUS Continued. 

1891. Contrast in color of soils of 

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Croaby.

Continents and deep seas, Claypole.

Coefficients of thermal expansion of certain rocks, Hallock. 

Georgia.

1791. Travels, Bartram. 

1807. Observations on geology of United 

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1818. Geology of the United States,

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Observations on geology of

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Parts of Virginia, Tennessee,

Alabama, Mississippi, etc., Cornelius.

1824. Essay on Tertiary of America,

Finch. 

Novaculite in Georgia, Keeney.

1833. Ferruginous sand formation of

the United States, Morton. 

Georgia gold mines, Phillips, W. 

Mining districts of Georgia, 

Peck.

1834. Observations upon Alabama,

Georgia, and Florida, Shepard,

C. U. 

Tertiary and Recent of Southern

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1836. Survey of Burke and Richmond

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1841. Secondary and Tertiary of southern Atlantic States, Hodge.

1842. Portion of the Atlantic Tertiary 

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1844. Cretaceous of parts of the United 

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1845. Older Tertiary, Lyell.

Notes on Cretaceous of New Jersey, etc., Lyell.

1846. Geology of seacoast of Georgia,

Couper. 

Eocene of Georgia and Alabama,

Lyell. 

Newer deposits of the Southern

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1847. Delta and alluvial deposits of 

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Georgia Continued. 

1848( Letters on Geology, Christy.

Age of the Millstqne grit, Agassiz, L.

Burr millstone fossils at Bainbridge, Couper. 

1849. Second visit to the United States,

Lyell. 

Statistics of Georgia, White, G.

1852. Post-Pliocene of Southern and 

Northern States, Desor, E.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

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1854. Gold region of Lumpkin County, 

Jackson, C. T.

1855. Ueber die Geologie von Nord0 Amerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Eocene of Jackson, Miss., Conrad.

1858. Sketch of geology of United 

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Parallelism between auriferous 

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Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1859. Some points in American geologic 

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1861. Depth of decomposition in Georgia, Jackson, C. T.

1867. Skizze der Goldfelder von Dahlonega, Credner.

1871. Geologic history of Gulf of

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Geology and mineralogy of Georgia, Stephenson.

1873. Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, Hitchcock, C. H., 

and Blake.

1875. Silurian age of southern Appalachians, Bradley.

Structure of Stone Mountain, 

Hillyer.

Report of progress of survey of 

Georgia, Little.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

1876. Handbook of Georgia, Janes.

Second report of survey of Georgia, Little.

1878. Dikes and Azoic of southeastern

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Catalogue of ores, rocks, and 

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1879. Catoosa County, Vogdes.
436 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Georgia Continued.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Kailroad 

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1880. Claiborne group and its fossils, 

Mell.

1881. Iron ores and lignites of Montgomery County Valley, Pa., 

Lewis, H. C.

Iron ores of Bran don period, 

Lewis, H. C.

Geology of lower Louisiana and 

salt of Petite Anse, Hilgard.

Auriferous slates of Southern region, Mell.

Map of itacolumite region of 

Georgia, Daniell.

Later Tertiary of Gulf of Mexico, 

Hilgard. °

1882. Mines of the Appalachian range,

Hanna.

Southern soapstones, kaolin, and 

fine clays, Mell.

1883. Survey from Atlanta to the 

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Euffner.

Age of southern Appalachians, 

Elliott.

Decay of rocks, Hunt, T. S.

1884. Soil map of cotton States, HilMicroscopic structure of-building 

stones, Merrill, G. P.

Contributions to Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

Cotton production in Georgia, 

Loughridge.

Geology of northwestern Georgia, 

McCutchen.

Azoic system and its subdivisions, 

Whituey and Wadsworth.

Tertiary of Eastern and Southern

States, Heilprin. 

1885. Map of the United States, McGee.

1887. Iron ore and coal, Porter.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

1888. Aluminum ore, Nichols.

Coal, Ashburner.

Formation of coal beds, Wardroper.

Classification of Tertiary, Heilprin.

1889. Clinton fossils, Foerste.

Geological Survey, Spencer, J. W.

1890. Appomattox formation, McGee.

Georgia Continued.

1890. Rounded rock surfaces, Spencer,

J. W.

Warren's Geography, Brewer. 

Southern drift, Spencer, J. W. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Campbell, McCutchen. 

Fauna of lower Cambrian, Walcott.

1891. Age of overthrusts in southern

Appalachians, Davis, W. M. 

Cambrian of North America, Walcotfc.

Clinton oolitic iron ores, Foerste. 

Cretaceous of North America,

White, C. A.

Freshwater swamps, Shaler. 

Geological survey report, Spencer,

J. W. 

Manganese deposits, Penrose.

Origin of certain topographic

forms, Davis, W. M. 

/ Overthrust faults of the southern

Appalachians, Hayes, C. W. 

Post-Pliocene subsidence, Spencer, J. W. 

Section along Chattahoochee

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Stones for building, Merrill, G. P. 

Gerard, W. R. The Hudson River group 

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Am. Nat., vol. 12, p. 199 (J p.), 1879.

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 Second report on the geological survey of New Brunswick, xii, 76 pages, 

St. John, 1840.

 Third report on the geological survey 

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DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 437

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 Fourth report on the geological survey of New Brunswick, 101 pages, St. 

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Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 1, p. 23,1845.

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Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 5, pp. 129-130, 

1849.

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Macfarlane's Geol. Ewy. Guide, 2d edition, 

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Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 10, part 2, pp. 69- 

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Am. Jour.Soi., 2d s«r,, vol.20, p. 275J (p.).1855.

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Am. Nat., vol. 4, pp. 695 (J p.), 187L

 The glades of Maryland.

Am. Nat., vol. 7, p. 636 (i p.), 1873. '

Gibbs, "W. Field notes in Douglas 

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Gibson [A. M]. Report on the Raccoon 

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Alabama Geol. Surv., Eeport on coal measures of the plateau region by H. McCalley, 

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Gibson, John. The salt deposits of western Ontario.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 5, pp. 362-369, 

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Canadian Nat., vol. 7, new series, pp. 34-40, 

1875.

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Gibson, John B. Observations on the 

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Am. Phil. Soc., Trans.,vol. 2, new series 

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Giebel, C. Kreide-Versteinerungen von 

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New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Trans., vol. 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, pp. 339-345, 

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438 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULJ,. 127.

Gilbert, G. K. Continued.

 Eeport on the geology of Williams, 

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Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report of progress iu 

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[ ] [Notes on mining districts in Nevada.]

Letter Sec. "War communicating a preliminary report of explorations principally in 

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 [Description of geological report on 

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preparation.]

Letter Sec. "War communicating a preliminary report of the progress of the exploration 

in Nevada and Arizona, by Lieut. Geo. M. 

"Wheeler, 42d Gong., 2d sess., Senate Ex. Doc. 

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 On the Glacial epoch in Utah and 

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"Washington, Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 84-

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 Reports .on the surface geology of 

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Geol. Snrv. Ohio, Eeport, vol. 1, pp. 535-590, 

maps, Columbus, 1873.

 On certain recent geological and 

geographical researches in Arizona and 

Nevada. [Abstract.]

"Washington, Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 54- 

56, 1874.

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[Abstract.]

 "Washington, Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 1, p. 57 

. (J p.), 1874.

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"Washington, Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 1, p. 109 

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 Preliminary geological report.

Geographic and geologic surveys west of 

the 100th meridian, under G. M. "Wheeler, 

Progress report, 1874, pp. 48-52,.4°, "Washington, 1874.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, 

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 [Notes on West Mountain, Camp 

Floyd, Ophir, Clifton, North Star, Star, 

Rocky, Lincoln, and Granite districts, 

Utah.]

Geographic and geologic explorations and 

surveys west of the 100th meridian in 1874, by 

Wheeler, Progress report, pp. 18-22, 4°, "Washington, 1874.

Gilbert, G. K. Continued.

 [Notes on Schell Creek, Ruby HiU, 

Silver Mountain, and Piermont districts, Nov.]

Geographic and geologic explorations and 

surveys west of thelOOth meridian in 1874, by 

Wheeler, Progress report, pp. 26-27,4°, Washington, 1874.

 Wind-drift erosion.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 151- 

152 (J p.), 1875..

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Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 23, part 2, pp. 26-29, 

1875.

 Report on the geology of portions 

of Nevada, Utah, California, and Arizona, examined in the years 1871 and

1872.

Geographic and geologic surverys west of 

the 100th meridian, G. M. Wheeler in charge, 

Eeport, vol. 3, geology, pp. 17-187, 4°, Washington, 1875. Section at mouth of1 Grand 

Canyon, by G. .K. Gilbert, opposite page 

196.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 10, pp; 498-499 

(J p.), 1876.

 Report on the geology of portions of 

New Mexico and Arizona examined in

1873.

Geographic and geologic explorations and 

surveys west of the 100th meridian, G. M. 

Wheeler in charge, Eeport, vol. 3, geology, 

pp. 503-567, 4°, Washington, 1875.

 The recency of certain volcanoes 

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Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 23, part 2, pp. 29-32, 

1875.

 The Colorado plateau province as a 

field for geological study.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 12, pp. 16-24, 

85-103,1876,

Abstract, Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 23, pp. 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, pp. 228- 

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 Geological investigations in the 

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Am. Nat., vol. 11, p. 447 (£ p.), 187(7.

 Lake Bonneville. [Abstract.]

Washington Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 2, p. 103 

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Am. Nat., vol. 11, p. 445 (J p.), 1877.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 439

Gilbert, G. K. Continued. 

[ ] [Report on. work in Henry Mountains and on history of Lake Bonneville.]

United States geographical and geological 

BUTTey s of the Rocky Mountain region, by J. 

W. Powell, Keport, pp. 5-0,17, Washington, 

1877.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 15, 

pp. 351-353, 1878.

 Report on the geology of the Henry 

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1880. [Includes a report on lithology 

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Keviewed by J. D. Dana, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d 

series, vol. 19, pp. 17-25.

Review (anonymous), Am. Nat., vol. 14, pp. 

284-286.

 The ancient outlet of Great Salt 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 15, pp. 256- 

259,1878.

Reviewed by A. C. Peale, ibid., pp. 439-444, 

1878.

 [Report of division of the Great 

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U. S. Geol. Surv., 1st Annual Report, by 

Clarence King, Director, 1879-80, pp. 23-28, 

Washington, 1880.

 The outlet of Lake Bonneville.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19, pp. 341- 

349,1880.

 Ripple marks. ["Abstract.]

Washington, Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 

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Abstract, Am.Nat., vol. 10, p. 60 (i p.), 1876.

 The Wasatch a growing mountain. 

[Abstract.]

Washington Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 2, p. 195 

(J p.), 1880. Remarks by Antisell, p. 196.

 [Relations of Permian beds to Aubrey limestone.]

Washington, Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 3, pp. 105- 

106 (J p.), 1880.

 The drainage system of the Black 

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Washington, Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 3, pp. 125- 

128, 1880.

 Post-Glacial joints.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 23, pp. 25-27, 

1882.

 On the origin of jointed structure.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 24, pp, 50-53, 

1882. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 16, p. 834 (J p.), 1882.

Gilbert, G. K. Continued.

 Report [on work in Great Basin],

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 2d 

Annual Report, 1880-81, pp. 10-17, Washington, 1882.

 Contributions to the history of Lake 

Bonneville.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 2d 

Annual Report, 1880-81, pp. 167-200, Washington, 1882.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 18, pp. 401-402, 

plates; Science, vol. 1, p.570 ($p.), 1883; Am. 

Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol.26, pp. 150-151,1883; 

Sci. Am. Supp., vol. 18, No. 450, p. 7187, 4°, 

1884.

 The climatic changes of later geological times, a discussion based on observations made in the Cordilleras of 

North America, by J. D. Whitney, 14 -f 

394 pages, 4°, Cambridge, 1882.

Science, vol. 1, pp. 141-142, 169-173,192-195, 

1883.

Reviewed by C. B. Warring, ibid., p. 395 

(4P-).

 Report [on work in Great Basin],

U. S. Geol. Surv., J.W. Powell, Director, 

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 [Faults and earthquakes in Great 

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Science, vol. 2, pp. 580-581 (§ p.), 1883. 

From Salt Lake Weekly Tribune, September 20,1883. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 17, p. 1158 (5 lines),

1883.

 Pre-Bonneville climate,

Science, vol. 2, p. 170 (g p.), 1883.

 On the origin of jointed structure. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, pp. 47-49,

1884.

 A theory of the earthquakes of the 

Great Basin, with a practical application.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol.27, pp.49-53, 

1884.

 The sufficiency of terrestrial rotation for the deflection of streams.

National Acad. Sci., Memoirs, vol. 3, pp. 

7-10, 4°, 1885.

Am. Jour.Sci., 3d series,vol. 27,427-432,1884. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 4, pp. 28-29 (f p.), 

1884.

 Ripple marks.

Science, vol. 3, pp. 375-376,1884.

 Introductory sketch of the Quaternary lakes of the Great Basin.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 11, on the Quaternary and Recent Mollusca of the Great 

Basin [etc.], by R. E. Call, vol. 2, pp. 363-366. 

map, Washington, 1885.
440 [BULL. 127.

Gilbert, G. K. Continued.

 Report [of operations in Great .Basin],

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. ~W. Powell, Director, 

5th Annual Eeport, 1883-84, pp. 30-34, "Washington, 1885.

 The diversion of water courses by

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"Washington Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 7, pp. 21-

23,1885. Discussed by "Ward, Dall, Robinson,

and Murray, pp. 23-25.

 The topographic features of lake 

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TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

5th Annual Report, '1883-1884, pp. 69-123, 

Washington, 1885.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, 

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plates, 1886.

 [Old shore line of Lake Ontario.] 

Read to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1885. 

Science, vol. 6. p. 222 (J p.), 1885.

[ ] Geological survey of the United 

States, geology and explorations.

Appletons' Annual Cyclopedia for 1885, pp. 

401-408, 1886.

 Some new geologic wrinkles.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 35, p. 227 (J p.), 1887. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, p. 324, 1886.

 The inculcation of scientific method 

by example, with an illustration 

drawn from the Quaternary geology of 

Utah.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, pp. 284- 

299,1886.

 The place of Niagara Falls in geologic history.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 35, pp. 222-223,1887. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, pp. 322-323, 

1886. 

Science, vol. 8, p. 205 (J p.), 1886.

 On a prehistoric hearth under the 

Quaternary deposits in western New 

York.

Sci. Am. Supp., vol. 23, pp. 9221-9222, No. 

577, 4°, 1887.

Abstract of paper read to Washington 

Phil. Soc., 1887.

 The work of the International Congress of Geologists.

Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 34, pp. 430- 

451, 1887.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 36, pp. 183- 

206,1888.

Abstract, Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 2, pp. 

510-514, 1888.

Nature, vol. 37, pp. 19-22, 40-43, 1888.

Reviewed by P. Frazer, Am. Nat., vol. 21, 

pp. 841-847, 1887.

Gilbert, G. K. Continued. I 

[ ] [Stages of geologic history of 

Sierra Nevada. . j

Washington Phil. Soc., Bull., vol.' 9, p. 7 

(3 p.), 1887. ;

 Old shore lines in the Ontario1 basin. 

Canadian Inat., Proc., 3d series, v<j>l. 6, pp. 

2-4, 1888. |

 Changes of level of the Great; Lakes. 

The Forum, vol. 5, pp. 417-428, 1888.J

 [Views in regatd to the work1 of the 

International Congress.] '

International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

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 Lake Bonneville. U. S. Geol. Surv., 

Monographs, vol. 1, xx, 438 p'ages, 51 

plates, map, 4°, Washington, 1890.

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol.7, pp.l 132-134, 

3891; Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, pp. 

327-329, 1891.

Includes Appendix A, on altitudes and their 

determination, by A. L.Webster; B, on thedeformation of the geoid by theremoval, through 

evaporation, of the water of Lake Bonneville, 

by R. S. Woodward; and C, on the elevation 

of the surface of the Bonneville basin by expansion due to change of climate, by R. S. 

Woodward.

 The strength of the earth's crust.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 23-24, 26,27, 

1890.

Discussed by A. Winchell, Robert Hay, J. J. 

Stevenson, and J. C. Branner, pp. 25-27.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 24, pp. 109,467-470,

1890.

 The history of the Niagara River.

New York, Com. State Reservation at Niagara, 6th Report, pp. 61-84, plates 1-8,1890.

[ ] Utah.

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 313-315,1890.

 Post-Glacial anticlinal ridges near 

Ripley and Caledonia, N. Y.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 230-231 (f p.), 1891. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 25, p. 1127 (5 lines),

1891.

Abstract of paper read to Am. Assoc. Adv. 

Sci., 1891.

 [Mode of gravel accumulation in the 

arid regions of the West.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 223-224 (£p.), 

1891. In discussion of paper by R. Pumpelly, 

"Therelation of secular rock disintegration 

to certain transitional crystalline schists."

 [Status of terms "Algonkian" and 

"Algonquin."]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, p. 174 (£p.), 1891.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 441

Gilbert, G. K. Continued.

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Nova Scotian Inst., Trans., vol. 6, pp. 289- 

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Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 14, pp. 

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 Kern County.

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 Los Angeles County.

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 Inyo County.

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 San Bemardino County.

California, 8th Report of the State Mineralogist, pp. 504-512,1888.

 San Diego County.

California, 8th Report of the State Mineralogist, pp. 516-528,1888.

 Tulare County.

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 San Diego County.

California, 9th Report of Mineralogist, pp. 

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 Santa Cruz Island.

California, 9th Report of Mineralogist, pp. 

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 Alameda County.

California, 10th Report of Mineralogist, pp. 

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 Colusa County.

California, 10th Report of Mineralogist, pp. 

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 Contra Costa County.

California, 10th Report of Mineralogist, p. 

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 Lake County.

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 Marin County.

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 Mendocino County.

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 Napa County.

California, 10th Eeport of Mineralogist, pp. 

349-363,1890.

 Solano County.

California, 10th Eeport of Mineralogist, pp. 

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 Sonoma County.

California, 10th Eeport of Mineralogist, pp. 

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 Yolo County.

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DAM-ON.] NOETH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 447

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Habel, A. [On the mode of occurrence 

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New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Trails.,vol. 1, 

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Hagen, H. A. On amber in North America.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 296- 

301,1874. Remarks by T. S. Hunt, pp. 301-302.

Hager, Albert D. Geological map of the 

State of Vermont.

Map of the State of Vermont, under the 

direction of H. F. Walling, New York, 1861.

 Physical geography and scenery.

Report on the geology of Vermont, vol. 2, 

pp. 871-941, Claremont, 1861.

 Economical geology of Vermont.

Report on the geology of Vermont, vol. 2, 

pp. 733-870, Olaremont, 1861.

 Brief report on the geology of Plymouth.

Report on the geology of Vermont, vol. 2, 

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 Hitchcock, E.; Hitchcock, E. ; jr., 

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1861.

Vol. 2 consists of separate reports by E. 

Hitchcock, S. R. Hall, C. H. Hitchcock, Z. 

Thompson, G. F. Barker, A. D. Hagsr, and 

L. Lesquereux.

Reviewed by E. Billings, Am. Jour. Sci., 

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[Haggin, J. B.] Record of strata in artesian well.

California, 6th Annual Report of the Mineralogist, part 1, pp. 56-57, 1866. 

Hague, Arnold. Geology of the White 

Pine district.

"United States geological exploration of the 

40th parallel, by Clarence King, vol. 3, mining 

industries, pp. 409-421, 4°, and map in atlas, 

"Washington, 1870.

 [Glaciers of Mount Hood.]

Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 1, pp. 165-167, 

1871.

 Wyoming,' Utah, and Nevada [geological formations].

Macfarlane's Am. Geol. Rwy. Guide, pp. 

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 [Report of work in the Eureka district.]

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., C. King, Director, 1st 

Annual Report, 1879-80, pp. 32-35, Washington, 1880.

Hague, Arnold Continued.

 Report [on work in Eureka district].

D". S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 2d 

Annual Report, 1880-81, pp. 21-35, Washington, 1882.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, 

p. 65 (J p.), 1884; Science, vol. 4, p. 67 (J p.), 

4°, 1880.

 Abstract of report on the geology of 

the Eureka district, Nev.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

1881-82, 3d Annual Report, pp. 237-290, plates 

24-25, Washington, 1883.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, 

p. 68 (J p.), 1884.

 [Report of the division of the 

Pacific.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 3d 

Annual Report, 1881-82, pp. 10-14, Washington, 1883.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, 

pp. 66-67 (i p.), 1884.

[ ] [On occurrence of fossil plants 

from northern China.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, p. 124 (i p.), 

1883.

 Report [including statements in 

regard to hypersthene and augite andesites].

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 4th 

Annual Report, 1882-83, pp. 16-18, Washington, 1884.

 Yellowstone Park [reconnaissance]. 

Science, vol. 3, pp. 135-136,1884.

 Geological section of the Eureka 

district.

10th Census TJ. S., vol. 13, statistics and 

technology of the precious metals, p. 33 (J p.), 

4°, Washington, 1885.

 Report of Yellowstone Park division.

U. S. Geol. Surv., 6th Annual Report, 1884- 

85, pp. 54-59, Washington, 1885.

 Geological history of the Yellowstone National Park.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 16, pp. 

783-803, 1888.

Abstract, Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 36, 

pp. 282-283 (j p.), 1889.

 [On the Archean and its subdivisions.]

International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Reports, 1888, A, pp. 66-67, 1888. 

[ ] [On the use of the term "Taconic."]

International Cong. Geol., Am.. Committee, 

Reports, 1888, B, p. 17 (2 lines), 1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, p. 207,1888.
[BUM.. 127.

Hague, Arnold Continued.

 Notes on the occurrence of a leucite 

rock in the Absarko range, Wyoming 

Territory.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 38, pp. 43-47, 

1889.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 23, p. 811 (£ p.), 

1889.

 Report of Yellowstone National 

Park division.

U. S. Geol. Surv., 9th Keport, J. "W. Powell, 

Director, pp. 91-96, "Washington, 1889.

[ ] Wyoming, Utah, Nevada, and 

Idaho.

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 309-312, 315, 1890.

 and Emmons, S. F. Descriptive 

geology.

United States geological exploration of the 

40th parellel, Clarence King, geologist in 

charge, vol. 2, 890 pages, 25 plates, 4°, Washington, 1877.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 16, 

pp. 234-236, 1877.

 and Iddings, J. P. Notes on the 

volcanoes of northern California, Oregon, and Washington Territory.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, pp. 222-235,

1883. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 18, pp. 526-528,1884.

 Notes on the volcanic rocks of 

the Great Basin.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, pp. 453-463,

1884.

 On the development of crystallization in the igneous rocks of Washoe, 

Nov., with notes on the geology of the 

district.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. "W. Powell, Director, 

Bull. No. 17, vol. 3, pp. 123-164, "Washington,

1885.

Reviewed by [R. W. Raymond] Eng. and 

Mining Jour., vol. 40, pp. 397-398, 4°, 1885.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 19, p. 1216 (J p.), 

1885; Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, pp. 388- 

390,1885.

Reviewed by J. A. Church, Eng. and Mining 

Jour., vol. 41, p. 52,4°, 1886.

 Notes on the volcanic rocks of 

the Republic of Salvador, Central 

America.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, pp. 26-31, 

1886.

Hague, J. D. On phosphatic guanc 

islands of the Pacific Ocean.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 34, pp. 224-243, 

1862.

Hague, J. D. Continued.

 United States geological exploration

of the 40th parallel, with Clarence

King in charge, mining industry, with

geological contributions by Clarence

King, Reports, vol. 3, xv, 647 pages, 37

plates and atlas, 4°, Washington, 1870-

Includes chapters by C. King and Arnold

Hague and geological notes by S. F. Emmons.

Haines, Hiram. The State of Alabama, 

720 pages, Paris, [Racon], 1867. [Not 

seen].

Hale, C. S. Geology of southern Alabama.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 6, pp. 354-363, 

1848.

 Observations on the Gnathodon beds 

around the head of Mobile Bay.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 11, pp. 164-174, 

1851.

Hale, J. M. On the strata pierced in the 

old salt boring in Clearfield County, 

Pa.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 9, pp. 459-460, 

(i p.), 1864.

Hale, Moses. Geological notice of Troy

[N. Y.].

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 3, pp. 72-73,1821.

Haliburton, R. A. Map of the coal fields 

of Europe and America.

Nova Scotian, Inst. Nat. Sci., Trans, vol. 2_ 

part 1, opposite p. 84,1870.

 JExploration in the Pictou coal field 

in 1867 and 1868.

Nova Scotian Inst. Nat. Sci., Trans., vol. 2, 

part 3, pp. 155-164,1870.

Hall, Charles E. On Glacial deposits at 

West Philadelphia, Pa.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 14. pp. 633-634, 

647, map; 1876.

 Notes on glacial action visible along 

the Kittatinny or Blue Mountain, Carbon, Northampton, and Monroe counties, Pa.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 620-621, 

1876.

 Catalogue of the geological museum, part. 1, collections of rock specimens, Nos. 1 to 4264, 2d Geol. Surv. 

Pennsylvania, Report 0, 217 pages, 

Harrisburg, 1878.

 Laurentian magnetite iron-ore deposits of northern New York.

[New York] State Mus. Nat. Hist., 32d Annual Report, pp. 133-140, Albany, 1879.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 449

Hall, Charles E. Continued.

 Relations of the crystalline rocks of 

eastern Pennsylvania to the Silurian 

limestones and the Hudson River ago 

of thehydromica schists, with plate.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 435-443, 

1880.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 19, 

pp. 413-414 (ft p.), 1880.

 Second geological survey of Pennsylvania. Report of progress C6. The 

geology of Philadelphia County and of 

the southern parts of Montgomery and 

Bucks, with analyses of rocks, by Dr. 

F. A. Geuth and F. A. Genth, jr., xx, 

145 pages, maps, plates, Harrisburg, 

1881.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol.

25, pp. 473-474 (£ p.), 1883; Am. Nat., Vol. 17,

pp. 65-60, 1883.

 Geology of the Chester Valley of 

Pennsylvania.

Am. Nat., vol. 17, pp. 646-648,1883. 

Reviewed by Rand, ibid., pp. 065-967.

 The South Mountain gneiss, etc.

2d Gool. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport D3, 

vol 1, geology of Lehigh and .Northampton 

counties, pp. 215-258, plate, Harrisburg, 1883.

 The southern gneiss of Chester.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport C4, 

geology of Chester County, edited by J. P. 

Lesley, pp. 54-63, Harrisburg. 1883.

Reviewed by P. Frazer, Am. Nat., vol. 17, 

pp. 1020-1027,1883.

 Report of a geological survey of 

Delaware County.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report C5, 

part 1, field notes on Delaware County, by 

C. E. Hall, pp. 1-110, map, plates, Harrisburg, 

1885.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, 

pp. 227,228 (» p.), 1886.

 [On contorted clay on west side of 

Lake Champlain, N. Y.]

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report C5, 

part 1, field notes on Delaware County, by 

C. E. Hall, pp. x-xi, Harrisburg, 1885.

 Laurentian magnetic iron-ore deposits of northern New York; accompanied, by a geological map of Essex 

County.

Now York, Report of the State Geologist 

for 1884, pp. 23-31, map, Albany, 1885.

 Notes on the manganese-ore deposits 

at Crimora, Va.

Eng, and Mining Jour., vol. 52, pp. 94-95 

(|p.), 4", 1891. 

Read to Am Inst. Mining Eng., June, 1891.

Bull. 127 29

Hall, Charles E. Continued.

 Beecher, C. E., and. Field notes 

on the geology of the Mohawk Valley.

New York, 5th Report of State Geologist, 

1885, pp. 8-10, map, 1886.

[ Hall, J. "NY., and.] Notes on 

Oneonta sandstone in the vicinity of 

Oxford, Chenango County, N. Y.

Now York, 5th Report of the State Geologist, 1885, p. 11, Albany, 1886.

Hall, C. W. [Field report on Lake Superior region.]

Minnesota Geol. and Nat. Hist. Snrv., 7th 

Annual Report for 1873, pp. 26-29, Minneapolis, 1879.

 Report [on Lake Superior region]. 

Minnesota Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv., 8th 

Annual Report for 1879, pp. 126-138, St. Paul, 

1880.

 A brief history of copper mining in 

Minnesota.

Minnesota Acad. Sci., Bull., vol. 3, part 1, 

pp. 105-111,1889.

 The lithological character of the 

Trenton limestone of Minneapolis and 

St. Paul, with a note on the borings of 

the West Hotel artesian well.

Minnesota Acad. Sci., Bull., vol.3, parti, 

pp. 111-124, plate 1,1889.

 The geological conditions which control artesian-well boring in southeastern Minnesota.

Minnesota Acad. Sci., Bull., vol. 3, parti, 

pp. 128-143, plate 2,1889.

 The distribution of the granites of 

the Northwestern States and their general lithologic characters. [Abstract.] 

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 37, pp. 

189-190, 1889.

[ ] [Notes for Fergus Falls and Black 

Hills Railway, Gara and Wiimebago 

City.]

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

p. 251 (J p.), 1890.

 A notable dike in the Minnesota 

River valley. [Abstract. ]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 39, pp. 263-

264 (g p.), 1891.

 Some of the conditions controlling 

successful artesian-well boring in t*he 

Northwestern States. [Abstract.] 

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 39, pp. 204"

265 (3 p.), 1891.
450 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Hall, C. W. Continued.

 Peckham, S. F., and. On lintonite 

and other forms of thompsonite; a preliminary notice of the zeolites of the 

vicinity of Grand Marais, Cook County. 

Minn.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19, pp. 122-130, 

1880.

Hall, Professor. Description of minerals 

from Palestine.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 9, pp. 337-351,1825.

Hall, F. Notice of iron mines and manufactures in Vermont and of some localities of earthy minerals.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 4, pp. 23-25,1822.

 Notice of a curious waterfall and of 

excavations in the rocks.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 6, pp. 252-254,1823.

 Notes on a tour in France, Italy, and 

Elba, with a notice of its mines of 

iron.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 32, pp. 74-84,1837.

 Notice of oriental minerals.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 33, pp. 249-255,1838.

Hall, James. Second annual report of 

the fourth geological district of New 

York.

New York Geol. Surv., 2d Annual Report, 

pp. 287-373, plato 3, Albany, 1838.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 3C, pp. 34-49, 

1839.

 Third annual report of the fourth 

geological district of the State of New 

York.

New York Geol. Surv., 3d Annual Keport, 

pp. 287-339, Albany. 1839.

 Fourth annual report of the survey 

of the fourth geological district.

New York Geol. Surv., 4th Annual Keport, 

pp. 389-456, Albany, 1840. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 40, pp. 84-85,

1841.

 Fifth annual report of the fourth 

geological district.

New York Geol. Surv., 5th Annual Keport, 

pp. 149-179, Albany, 1841. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 42, p. 228 (i p.),

1842.

 Notes upon the geology of the Western States.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 42, pp. 51-62,1842.

 Geology of New York, part 4 [fourth 

or Avestern district], xxvii, 685 pages, 

54 plates, geological map of the Middle and Western States, 4°, Albany, 

1843.

Hall, James Continued.

 [On the geographical distribution of 

fossils in the older rocks of the United 

States.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 157-160, 162-163,

1843. Kead to Assoc. Am. Geol. Discussed 

by D. Houghton, H. D. Rogers, and E. Emmons, pp. 160-163.

 [On wave lines and casts of mud 

furrows.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 148-149, 1843. 

Kead to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 [Explanation of two sections at Portage,N.Y.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 329-330, 1843. 

Kead to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 [On exposures of broken and contorted strata and intermingled drift on 

the shore of Lake Erie.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 327-329, 1843. 

Read to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 [Glaciated surfaces of cherty limestone from near Niagara.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, p. 332 (£ p.), 1843. 

Read to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 Notes explanatory of a section from 

Cleveland, Ohio, to the Mississippi 

River, in a southwest direction, with 

remarks upon the identity of the Western formations with those of New 

York.

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 267-293, 

plate, 1843.

 Remarks upon casts of mud furrows, 

wa\re lines, and other markings upon 

rocks of the New York system.

Assoc. Am. Geol., Traiia., pp. 422-432, 

plate, 1843.

 Geological survey of New York j its 

influence on the productive pursuits of 

the community. [Abstracts of geologic reports.]

New York State Agri. Soc., Trans., vol. 3 

[for 1843], pp. 241-277, plate, Albany, 1844.

 [On geology of region of Niagara 

Falls.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 1, p. 52 

(J p.), 1844.

 Niagara Falls, their physical changes 

and the geology and topography of the 

surrounding country.

Boston Jour. Nat. Hist., vol. 4, pp. 206-134,

1844.

 Geographical distribution of fossils.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 47, pp. 117-118, 1844. 

Read to Asaoc. Am. Geol.
DARTON. ] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 451

Hall, James Continued.

 Nature of the geological formations occupying a portion of Oregon 

and northern California.

Report of the exploring expedition to the 

Eocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and 

northern California in 1843-44 hy Fretnont, 

pp. 295-303, House Ex. Doc. No. 166, Washington, 1845.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 3, 

pp. 273-274 (| p.), 1847.

 Nature of the strata and geographical distribution of the organic remains 

in the older formations of the United 

States.

Boston Jour. Nat. Hist., vol. 5, pp. 1-20, 

1847.

 Notice of the geological position of 

the cranium of the Castoroides Ohioensis.

Boston Jour. Nat. Hist., vol. 5, pp. 385-391,

1847.

 Paleontology of New York,volnme 1, 

containing descriptions of the organic 

remains of the lower division of the 

New York system (equivalent of the 

lower Silurian rocks of Europe), pp. 

xxiii, 333, plates 1-87, 4°, Albany, 

1847.

Reviewed by F. Roomer, Neues Jahrbuch,

1848. pp. 169-181.

Abstracts by Verneuil, Soc. Geol. France, 

Bull., 2d scries, vol. 5, pp. 374-380, 1848.

 Catalogue of specimens in the geological department of the geological 

survey.

New York, First Annual Report of the Regents of the University on the State Cabinet 

of Natural History, pp. 1-39,1848.

 [Deposit at Clyde, N. Y., holding 

cranium of Casteroides ohioensis.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 167- 

108,1848.

 On the parallelism of the Paleozoic 

deposits of North America with those 

of Europe, followed by a table of the 

species of fossils common to the continents, with indication of the positions 

in which they occur, and terminated 

by a critical examination of each of 

the species, by Ed. de Vernenil [translated and condensed from Bull. Geol. 

Soc. France, 2d series. Vol. IV, for 

.this journal].

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 5, pp. 176-183, 

359-370; vol. 7, pp. 45-51,218-231,1849.

Hall, James Continued.

 Upon some of the results of the 

paleontological investigations in the 

State of New York.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 5, pp. 243-249, 

1848. Read to Assoc. Am. Geol.

[ ] [Drift from the southward in the 

St. Lawrence Valley.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 2, p. 311 (J p.), 1850.

 Upper Silurian and ^ Devonian series.

, Report on the geology of the Lake Superior 

land district, part 2, the iron region, together 

with the general geology, by Foster and Whitney, special sess., March, 1851, Senate Ex. 

Doc. No. 4, pp. 152-166, Washington, 185J.

 [Geological investigation on Druinmonds Island and the north shores of 

lakes Huron and Michigan.]

' Am. Acad., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 253-254,1851.

 Remarks on an analysis of lower 

Silurian limestones.

Report on the geology of Lake Superior land 

district, part 2, the iron region, together with 

the general geology, by Foster and Whitnoy, 

special sess., March, 1851, Senate Ex. Doc. No. 

4, pp. 194-195, Washington, 1851.

 Description of new or rare species 

of fossils from the Paleozoic series.

Report on the geology of the Lake Superior 

land district, part 2, the iron region, together 

with the general geology, by Foster and Whitney, special sess., March, 1851, Senate Ex. Doc. 

No. 4, p. 203, Washington, 1851.

 Lower Silurian system.

Report on the geology of the Lake Superior

land district, part 2, the iron region, together

 with the general geology, by Foster and Whit-

, ney, special sess., March, 1851, Senate Ex. Doc.

No. 4, pp. 140-151, Washington, 1851.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 17, pp. 181-194, 

1851, under title, "On the Silurian system of 

the Lake Superior region."

 Parallelism of the Paleozoic deposits 

of the United States and Europe.

Report on the geology of Lake Superior land 

district, part 2, the iron region, together with 

the general geology, by Foster and Whitney, 

special sess., March, 1851, Senate Ex. Doc. No. 

4, pp. 285-318, Washington, 1851.

 Key to a -chart of the successive 

geological formations, with an actual 

section from the Atlantic to the Pacific 

oceans, illustrated by the characteristic fossils of each formation, 12°, 

Boston, 1852.
452 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Hall, James Contiuued. 

[ ] [Result of explorations in Wisconsin.]

Eead to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1851. 

Soc. Geol. Prance, Bull., 2d series, vol. 9, 

p. 314 (J p.), 1852.

 Comparison of the geological features 

of Tennessee with those of the State of 

New York.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 256-259,1852.

 Paleontology of New York, volume 2, 

containing descriptions of the organic 

remains of the lower middle division of 

the New York system, equivalent in 

part to the middle Silurian rocks of 

Europe, viii, 358 pages, 241 plates, 4°, 

Albany, 1852.

[ ] [Remarks on westward extension 

of New York Silurian formations.] 

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 255-256,1852.

 Geology and paleontology.

Exploration and survey of the valley of the 

Great Salt Lake of Utah, hy Howard Stansbury, special sess., March, 1851, Senate Ex. 

Doc. No. 3, pp. 401-406, Philadelphia, 1852.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 15, 

pp. 126-128,1852.

 [On pebbles of conglomerates and 

formation of quartzites.]

Annals of Science (Cleveland), vol. 1, pp. 226- 

237,1853. Eead to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1853.

 Notes on some fossils of the so-called 

Tacouic system described by Dr. Emmons.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 19, pp. 434-435, 

1855.

 On the Carboniferous limestones of 

the Mississippi Valley. [Abstract-]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 10, part 2, pp. 51-69, 

1857.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 23, 

pp. 187-203,1856.

 Note [on recession of Niagara Falls]. 

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 10, part 2, pp. 76-78, 

1857.

 Geology and paleontology of the 

boundary.

Eeport of the TT. S. and Mexican Boundary 

Surv., by Emory, vol. 1, part 2, pp. 101-140, 

plates, 34th Gong., 1st sess., House Ex. Doc. 

No. 135,4°, Washington, 1857.

Also in part in Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 

24, pp. 72-86,1857, under title, "Observations 

upon the Cretaceous strata of the United 

States, with reference to the relative position 

. of- fossils collected by the boundary commission,"

Hall, James Continued.

[ J Direction of the currents of deposition and source of the materials of the 

older Paleozoic rocks.

Canadian Nat., vol. 2, pp. 284-286,1857. 

Paleontology [of New York], volume

3, containing descriptions and figures of 

the organic remains of the lower Helderberg group and the Oriskany sandstone, 1855-1859 (with volume of 120 

plates, 1861), xii, 523 pages, 4°, Albany, 

1859.

 Report of the superintendent of the 

geological survey of Wisconsin, 52 

pages, Madison. 1861.

 Letter on the primordial faume and 

Point Levis fossils.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 31, pp. 220-226, 

1861; Soc.G6ol.de France, Bull., 2d sec., vol. 

19, pp. 725-734, 1862. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 6, pp. 113-120, 1861. 

Geology of Vermont, lleport, vol. 1, pp. 382- 

386,4°, 1861.

 On the Catskill group of New York. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 7, pp. 377-381,1862.

 [Letter on the primordial of America. 

Soc. G6ol. Prance, Bull., 2d series, vol. 19, 

' pp. 725-734,1862.

 On the Potsdam sandstone and Hudson River rocks in Vermont.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 33, pp. 106-108, 

1862.

Eeviewed by E. Billings, ibid., pp. 370-377, 

1862.

 [Remarks on the restriction of the 

Catskill group in New York.]

AlbanyInst., Trans., vol. 4, pp. 307-308 (J p.), 

1864.

 Description on new species of fossils from the Carboniferous limestone 

of Indiana and Illinois.

Albany Inst., Trans., vol. 4, pp. 1-36,1864.

 [On the Taconic question.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 9, pp. 5-7,1865.

 Geological and geographical distribution of the graptolites in the rocks 

of Canada and the United States.

Geol. Surv. Canada, organic remains, Decade 

H, graptolites of the Quebec group, pp. 51-58, 

Montreal, 1865.

 Preliminary notice of the fauna of 

the Potsdam sandstone, with remarks 

upon the previous known species of 

fossils and description of some new 

ones from the sandstone of the upper 

Mississippi Valley. [Supplemental 

note on the Potsdam sandstone.]

Albany Inst., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 93-195,1867. 

16th Eeport New York Mus. Nat. Hist., Ap. 

pendjx D, 1863,
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Ascent of Mount Loa, Merritt,

W.C. 

History of Maui and Oahu, Bana,

J.B.

1890. Analyses of coral rocks and soils,

Eakins. 

Volcanoes, Bana, J. B.

1891. Recent eruptions of Kilauea,

Brigham.

Hawes, George W. The trap rocks of 

the Connecticut Valley.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 185-192, 

1875.

 The rocks of the "chloritic formation" on the western border of the New 

Haven region.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3tl series, vol. 11, pp. 122-126, 

1870.

 The greenstones of New Hampshire 

and their organic remains.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 12, pp. 129-137, 

plate, 187C.

Hawes, George W. Continued.

 On grains of metallic iron in dolerites from New Hampshire.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, pp. 33-35, 

1877.

 Mineralogy and lithology. Geology 

of New Hampshire, vol. 3, part 4, 262 

pages, 12 plates, Concord, 1878.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1C, 

pp. 390-397,1878.

 On a group of dissimilar eruptive 

rocks in Campton, N. H.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 17, pp. 147-151, 

1879.

 [Record of] geology [for 1879-80].

Smithsoniaii Report for 1880, pp. 221-234, 

1881.

 The Albany granite of New Hampshire and its contact phenomena.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, pp. 21-32,

1881.

 On the miueralogical composition of 

the normal Mesozoic diabase upon the 

Atlantic border.

TJ. S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 129-134,

1882.

Reviewed by J. D. D[ana], Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d scries, vol. 22, pp. 230-233, 1881.

[ ] Microscopic structure.

10th Census TJ. S., Re port on the building 

stones of tho United States and statistics of 

the quarry industry for 1880, pp. 15-18, 22, 

bound as part of Vol. X, but with separate 

pagination, Washington, 1884.

 Introduction.

10th Census U. S., Report on tho building 

stones of tho United States and statistics of 

tho quarry industry for 1880, 4°, pp. 1-14, 

bound as part of Vol. X, but with separate

 pagination, Washington, 1884. |

Hawley, C. E. Notes on the quicksilver 

mine of Santa Barbara, in Peru, condensed from a manuscript report.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series,vol. 45, pp. 5-9,1868.

 Notes on the quicksilver mines of 

Almaden, Spain.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 45, pp. 9-13, 

1868.

Hawn, F. [Country between tho Missouri and Mississippi rivers.]

Geol. Surv. Missouri, 1st and 2d Annual 

Reports, part 2, pp. 121-136, Jeflorsou City, 

1855.

 The Trias of Kansas.

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 171- 

172,1800.
460 CATALOGUE AND [BULL. 127.-

Hawn, F. Continued. 

 Report [Brown, Doniphan, Chase, 

Linn, Greenwood, Lyou, Butler, Osage, 

and Morris counties].

Geol. Surv. Kansas, Preliminary Report by 

Swallow, pp. 98-122, Lawrence, 1860. '

 Geological observations [in the Ute 

country], etc.

Report of tho reconnaissance in the Ute 

country, made iu 1873, by Ruffner, pp. 59-00, 

69-85,42d Gong., 1st sess., House Ex. Doc. No. 

193, Washington, 1874.

 Swallow, G. C., and. The rocks of 

Kansas.

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 173- 

175,1800.

Hawn, Laurens. Geological notes made 

. on the Ute reconnaissance during examinatiou of the Aniuias Eiver.

Report of the reconnaissance iu the Ute 

country, made in 1873, by Ruffner, pp. 60-69, 

42d Gong., 1st sess., House Ex. Doc. No. 193, 

Washington, 1874.

Haworth, Erasmus. The coal fields of 

Cherokee County.

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 8, pp. 7-11, 

1882.

 The chert rocks of sub-Carboniferous Kansas.

Kansas City Review, vol. 5, pp. 669-670,1882.

 Are there igneous rocks in Cherokee 

County?

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 8, pp. 18-20, 

1882.

 A contribution to the geology of the 

lead and zinc mining district of Cherokee County, Kans., 47 pages, Oskaloosa, Iowa, 1884.

 A contribution to the Archean geology of Missouri.

Am. Geol., vol. 11, pp. 280-297, 363-382, plate 

1,1888.

Abstracts, Johns Hopkins Univ., Circulars, 

vol. 7, pp. 70-71, No. 65,40,1888; Am. Nat., vol. 

$2, pp. 739-838 (Jp.), 1888.

 The crystalline rocks of Missouri. 

[Abstract.]

Iowa Acad. Sci., Proc., 1887-1889, pp. 67-68,

1890.

 The age and origin of the crystalline rocks of Missouri.

Missouri Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 5, pp. 11-42,

1891.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 42, 

p. 515 (£ p.), 1891; Am. Nat., vol. 25, pp. 1120- 

1121 (A p.), 1891.

Hay, 0. P. An examination of Leo Lesquereux's theory of the origin and formation of prairies.

Am. Nat., vol. 12, pp. 299-305,1878.

 On the manner of deposit of the 

glacial drift.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 34, pp. 52-58, 

1887.

 The northern limit of the Mesozoic 

rocks in Arkansas.

Arkansas Geol. Surv., Report for 1888, vol. 2, 

pp. 261-290,1888.

Hay, Robert. The igneous rocks of 

Kansas.

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. S, pp. 14-18, 

1882.

 Preliminary report oil the geology 

of Norton County, Ivans.

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 9, pp. 17-24, 

plate, 1885.

 A geological section in Wilson

County, Kans.

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 10, pp. 6-8, 

plate, 1888.

 Report on geology.

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trails., vol. 10, pp. 21-22, 

1888.

 Natural gas in eastern Kansas.

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 10, pp. 57-02, 

plates, 1888. Abstract from 5th report of State 

board of agriculture.

 Note on a remarkable fossil. ' 

Kansas Acad. Sci.-, Trans., vol. 10, pp. 128- 

129 (§ p.), plate, 1888.

 Horizon of the Dakota lignite.

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 11, pp. 5-8,

1889.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 249-250 (5 

lines), 1889.

 Lecture, the geology of Kansas.

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 11, pp. 35-37 

1889.

 The Triassic rocks of Kansas. [Abstract.]

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 11, pp. 38-39 

(i p.), 1889.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 250 (3 lines), 

1889.

 Recent discoveries of rock salt in 

Kansas. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 37, pp. 184- 

185, 1889.

 Northwest Kansas, its topography, 

geology, climate, and resources.

Kansas Board of Agriculture, 6th Report, 

pp. 92-116, plate, 1889.
PARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 461

Hay, Robert Continued.

 Salt, its discovery and manufacture 

in Kansas, with suggestions for its use 

in agriculture.

Kansas Board of Agriculture, 6th Keport, 

pp. 192-204, 1889.

 A geological reconnaissance in 

southeastern Kansas.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 27, pp. 15-49, 

plates 1,2, Washington, 1890.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 389-390 (Jp.), 

1890.

 Artesian wells in Kansas and causes 

of their flow.

Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 290-301,1890. 

Sci. Am. Supp-,vol. 29, pp. 12066-12067, No. 

755,1890.

Abstract, Kansas Acatl. Sci., Trans., vol. 12, 

pp. 24-25,1890.

[ ] [Remarks on certain peculiarities 

in the distribution of lignite in the 

Dakota formation in Kansas.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, p. 26 (J p.), 1890, 

in discussion of paper by G. K. Gilbert, 

" The strength of tho earth's crust."

 Notes on Kansas salt mines.

Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 65-67, plate 2,1890.

 Notes on some Kansas salt marshes. 

Kansas Acad. Sci., Traus., vol. 12, pp. 97-100, 

1890.

 and Thompson, A. H. Historical 

sketch of geological rocks in the State 

of Kansas.

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 10, pp. 45-52, 

1888.

Hayden, C. B. On the rock salt and 

salines of the Holstou.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 44, pp. 173-179,1843.

Hayden, F. V. [Sketch of geology of 

the upper Missouri.]

Explorations in tho Dakota country in 1855, 

by "Warren, pp. 66-79, 34th Gong., 1st sess., 

Senate Ex. Doc. No. 70 [Washington, 1856J.

 Notes on the geology of the Mauvaises Torres of White River, Nebr.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol. 9], pp. 

151-158,1858.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 26, 

pp. 404-408,1858.

 Notes explanatory of a map and section illustrating tho geological structure of the country bordering on the 

Missouri River from the mouth of the 

Platte River to Fort Benton.

Philadelphia, Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol.9], pp. 

109-116, map, 1858.

Abstract,Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol.24, 

pp. 276-277 (£ p.), 1858.

Hayden, F.V. Continued.

 Explanations of a second edition 

of a geological map of Nebraska and 

Kansas.

Philadelphia, Acnd. Sci., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 

139-158, map, 1859.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d scries, vol. 26, 

pp. 276-278, 1858.

Map in black in Petermann's Mitteilnngen, 

vol. 6,p. 53, 4°, 1860.

 [Letter 011 fossils from Rod River 

country.]

Eeport of the exploration of the country 

between Lake Superior ami tho Eed Eiver 

colony, and between tho latter place and the 

Assiniboino and Saskatchewan rivers, by S. 

J. Dawson, p. 18 (£ p.), 4°, Toronto, 1859.

 Geological sketch of tho estuary and 

fresh-water deposits of the Bad Lands 

of the Judith, with some remarks 

upon tho surrounding formations.

Am. Phil. Soc., Trans., vol. 11, new series,pp. 

123-138, 4°, 1860.

 Sketch of the geology of the country about the headwaters of tho Missouri and Yellowstono rivers.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 31, pp. 229-245. 

Preliminary report of the field work of tho 

"United States geological and geographical survey of the Territories for 1878, pp. 21-29, 

Washington, 1878.

 Notes on the geology of Nebraska 

and Utah Territory.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 29, pp. 433-434, 

1860.

 The primordial sandstone of the 

Rocky Mountains in the Northwestern 

Territories of the United States.

Am. Jorir. Sci., 2d series, vol. 33, pp. 68-79, 

1862. Can. Jour., new series, vol. 7, pp. 149- 

151, 1862.

Preliminary report of the field work of the 

United States geological and geographical survey of the Territories for 1878, pp. 16-21, 

AVashington, 1878.

 On the geology and natural history 

of tho upper Missouri, being the substance of a report made to G. K. Warren.

Am. Phil. Soc., Trans..vol. 12, new series, pp. 

1-219, map, 4°, 1863.

Published separately, 218 pages, map, 4°, 

Philadelphia', 1862.

[ ] The pipestone stratum of the West. 

Philadelphia, Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 

291-292,1866.

[ ] [On an extensive chalk deposit on 

the Missouri River.]

Philadelphia, Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 18, p. 314 

... (jp.), 1866.
462 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. .127.

Hayden, F. V. Continued.

 Sketch of the geology of northeastern Dakota, with a notice of a short 

visit to the celebrated pipestone 

quarry.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 43, pp. 15-22, 

1867.

 Kemarks on the Cretaceous rocks of 

the West known as No. 1, or the Dakota group.

Am. Jonr. Sci., 2d series, vol. 43, pp. 171-179,

1867.

 Notes on the geology of Kansas.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 44, pp. 32-40, 

' 1867.

 First annual report of the United 

States geological survey of the Territories, embracing Nebraska, 64 pages, 

Washington, 1867.

Abstract on lignite formation, Am. Jour. 

Sci., 2d series, vol. 45, pp. 198-208,1868.

 Remarks on the possibility of a 

workable bed of coal in Nebraska.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 45, pp. 326-330, 

.1868.

 Rocky Mountain coal beds.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 45, pp. 101-102,

1868.

 Remarks on the geological formations along the eastern margins of the 

Rocky Mountains.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2cl series, vol. 45, pp. 322-326, 

1868.

Preliminary report of the field -work of the 

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories for 1878, pp. 13-16, 

"Washington, 1878.

 Second annual report of the United 

States geological survey of the Territories, embracing Wyoming, pp. 68-102, 

Washington, 1868.

 [On the pipestone quarry of the 

Northwest.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 10, pp.274-275,1869.

 [On the lignite beds of the upper 

. Missouri, etc.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc.,vol. 10, pp. 300-307,1869.

 Notes on the geology of Wyoming 

and Colorado, No. 1.

Am. Phil.Soc., Proc.,vol. 10, pp. 463-478,1868.

 Geological report of the exploration

 on the Yellowstoue and. Missouri rivers,

under direction of Capt. W. F. Raynolds, in 1859-60, ix, 174 pages, map,

Washington, 1869.

Includes notes by C. M. Hines, pp. 95-103, and

report on fossil plants by Newberry,pp.l45-174.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 4, pp. 41-42,1871.

Hayden, F. V. Continued.

 [Some remarks on the geology of 

the Missouri Valley and a section along 

Missouri River from the mouth of the 

Platte to Fort Ben ton.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 292-296, 

1869.

 Geological report.

Report of the United States geological survey of Colorado and New Mexico, "Washington, 1869, tinder JT. V. Hayden, 3d Annual 

Eeport, pp. 187-199, "Washington, 1873.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 4, pp. 119-121, 

1871; Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 49, pp. 

258-263, 1869.

 On the geology of the Tertiary formations of Dakota and Nebraska.

Philadelphia, Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 7, 2d 

series, pp. 8-23, map, 1869.

 Sun pictures of Rocky Mountain 

scenery, with a description of the geographical and geological features and 

some accounts of the resources of the 

great West [etc.], 150 pages, 30 plates, 

4°, New York, 1870. [pp. 135-150, by 

J. S. Newberry, on ancient lakes of 

 western America.]

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 2dseries, vol. 50, 

pp. 125-127, 1870.

 [Geological survey of the Territories.]

Preliminary report of the United States 

geological survey of "Wyoming and portions 

of contiguous Territories, being a 2d-annual 

report of progress by F. V. Hayden, pp. 9-81, 

Washington, 1871.

 Sections of strata belonging to the

"Bear River" group, near Bear River 

City, Wyo.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 11, pp. 420-425, 

1871.

 Notes on the geology of Wyoming 

and Colorado, No. 2.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 11, new series, 

pp. 25-56, 1871.

[ ] Geology of the Missouri Valley.

United States geological survey of Wyoming 

and portions of contiguous Territories, F. V. 

Haydeu in charge, Preliminary [2d] Report, 

pp. 83-188, "Washington, 1872.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 5, pp. 637-640,1871.

 Report. Geological survey of the 

Territories.

United States geological survey of Wyoming 

and portions of contiguous Territories, I\ "V. 

Hayden in charge, Preliminary [2dJ Report of 

progress, pp. 9-81, Washington, 1872.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 463

Hayden, F. V. Continued.

 [General report.]

United States geological survey of Montana 

and portions of adjacent Territories, being a 

5th. annual report of progress, Preliminary 

Report, F. V. Hayden in charge, pp. 11-164, 

plates, Washington, 1872. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 7, pp. 352-358,1873.

 The hot springs and geysers of the 

Yellowstone and Firehole rivers.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 3, pp. 105-115, 

161-176, maps, 1872.

 United States geological survey of 

the Territories, F. V. Hayden ia charge, 

profiles, sections, and other illustrations designed to accompany the final 

report of the chief geologist of the survey, and sketched under his direction 

by H.W. Elliot, 65 plates, 4°, New York,

1872.

 [General report.]

Report of the United States geological survey of Nebraska and portions of the adjacent 

Territories, pp. 3-79, map, Washington, 1872.

 [General report.]

United States geological survey of the Territories, embracing portions of Montana, Idaho, 

"Wyoming, and Utah, F-V. Hayden in charge, 

6th Annual Report for 1872, pp. 12-85, Wash- 

: iugton, 1873.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 7, pp. 726-736, 1873.

 [General report.]

United States geological and geographical 

surveyof the Territories, embracing Colorado, 

F. V. Hayden in charge, [7th] Annual Report 

for 1873, pp. 17-82, Washington, 1874.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol.9, pp. 173-177, 1875.

 Remarks on age of lignitic group.

United States geological and geographical 

surveyof the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, Bull. [vol. 1, 1st series] No. 2, pp. 1-2, 

Washington, 1874. 

[ ] Geology and paleontology.

Preliminary report of explorations in

Nebraska and Dakota, in the years 1855-1857,

'. by Lieut. G. K Warren, pp. 63-90, Washing-

 ton,1875.

 Notes on the surface features of the 

Colorado or Front range of the Rocky 

Mountains.

United States geological and geograpbical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, Bull. [vol. 1"), 2d series, pp. 215-220, 

Washington, 1875.

 Note on some peculiar forms of erosion in eastern Colorado, with helio-

 type illustrations.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, Bull. [vol. 1], 2d series, pp. 210-211, 

Plates VII, VIII, Washington, 1875.

Hayden, F. V. Continued.

 Notes descriptive of some geological 

sections of the country about the headwaters of the Missouri and Yellowstone 

rivers.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. Y. Hayden in 

charge, Bull., vol. 2, pp. 197-209, plates 32-41, 

Washington, 1876.

 Note on the ore-bearing rocks of 

Colorado.

Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series,vol. 12,p.71 dp-), 

1876.

 Notes on the lignitic group of eastern Colorado and portions of Wyoming. 

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F.V. Hayden in 

charge, Bull., vol. 1, 2d series, pp. 401-411, 

Washington, 1876. 

Reviewed, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 11,

pp. 147-149,1876.

 [General report.]

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Terri tories, embracing Colorado 

and parts of adjacent Territories, F.V.Hayden 

in charge, [8th] Annual Report for 1874, pp. 

19-58, plates, Washington, 1876.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, 

p. 496 (Jp-), 1876.

[ ] Explorations made under the direction of F. V. Hayden in 1876.

Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 13, pp. 68-74, 

1877.

 On some artesian borings along the 

line of the Union Pacific Railroad in 

Wyoming Territory.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, Bull., vol. 3, pp. 181-186, plate 26, 

Washington, 1877.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol, 13, 

p. 388 (J p.), 1877.

 Letter [on general results].

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing Colorado 

and parts of adjacent Territories, 9th Annual Report [for 1875],pp. 1-28, Washington, 

1877.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 10, pp. 161-162 (£p.), 

1876.

 Preliminary report of the field work 

of the United States geological and 

geographical survey of the Territories 

for the season of 1877, 35 pages, Washington, 1877.

 Wasatch group.

Am. Nat., vol. 12, p. 831 (J p.), 1878.

 Discovery of recent glaciers in 

Wyoming.

Am. Nat., vol. 12, pp. 830-831 (Jp.), 1878. '
464 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Hayden, F. V. Continued. 

[ ] [Remarks on liguitic formation 

of the West.]

United States geological survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in charge, Reports, vol. 

7, contributions to the fossil flora of the Western Territories, part 2, the Tertiary flora, by 

L. Lesquereux, pp. iii-ix, 4°, Washington, 

1878.

 Some remarks in regard to the 

period of elevation of those ranges of 

the Eocky Mountains near the sources 

of the Missouri River and its tributaries.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 33, pp. 305-313, 

1862.

Preliminary report of the field work of the 

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories for 1878, F.V. Hayden 

in charge, pp. 9-13, Washington, 1878. 

Yellowstone Report, 1869.

 Preliminary report of the field work 

of the United States geological and 

geographical survey of the Territories 

for the season of 1878, 29 pages, Washington, 1878.

^ Includes an cippendix containing reprints

" of papers by Hayden.

 [Letter on general results.]

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing Colorado

 - andpartof adjacent Territories, F. V. Hayden 

« in charge, 10th Annual Report [for 1876], pp. 

xiii-xxix, Washington, 1878.

 Colorado [and Nebraska] [geolog- 

, ical formations] .

Macfarlane's Am. Geol. Rwy. Guide, pp. 

^ 162-104, 1879.

[General progress of survey.] 

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing Wyoming and Idaho, P. V. Jlayden iu charge, llth 

Annual Report [for 1877], pp. ix-xxviii, Washiugton, 1879.

The Great West. Its attractions and 

resources, containing a popular description of the marvelous scenery, physical geography, fossil, and glaciers of 

this wonderful region, and the recent 

explorations in the Yellowstone Park, 

"the wonderland of America," 87 

pages, Bloomington, 111., Philadelphia, 

1880.

Twin lakes and Teocali Mountain, 

central Colorado, with remarks on the 

glacial phenomena of that region, 

, Am. Nat., vol. 14, pp. 858-862, 1880,

Hayden, F. V. Continued.

 United States geological and geographical surveys of the Territories; 

geological and geographical atlas of 

Colorado and portions of adjacent territory, by F. V. Hayden, corrected to 

date [etc.]. Folio 22, double folio atlas sheets, 35 by 22f inches, Washington, 1881.

Detailed geologic sheets, by Endlicb, W. H. 

Holmes, Peale, Marvine, and C. A. White.

 Eeport [on work in Rocky Mountain 

district north of New Mexico and west 

of the ninety-fourth meridian].

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

2d Annual Report [1880-81], pp. 42-44, Washington, 1882.

 Letter to the Secretary [general 

statement].

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, 12th Annual Report [for 1878], Wyoming and Idaho, part 1, pp. xiii-xviii, Washington, 1883.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 17, pp. 1260-1261 

<f P-), 1883.

 Eeport [of operations in upper Missouri region].

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

5th Annual Report 1883-84, pp. 28-30, Washington, 1885.

 Report of Montana division.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

6th Annual Report, 1884-85, pp. 48-53, Washington, 1885.

 Report of Montana division of geologyU. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

7th Report, 1885-86, pp. 85-87, Washington, 

1888.

 and Bradley, F. H. Map of the 

sources of the Snake River with its 

tributaries, together with portions of 

the head waters of the Madison and 

Yellowstone. Scale, 5 miles to 1 inch. 

United States geological survey of the 

Territories, F. V. Hayden in charge, 

folio [Washington, 1872?]. [Not seen.]

 Meek, F. B., and. [Note on the Cretaceous rocks of Nebraska.]

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proe., vol. 8, p. 63 

(J p.), 1857.

 Some general remarks on the 

geology of the country about the 

sources of the Missouri Eiver.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 8, pp. 

111-110, 1857.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 22, 

pp.423-429, 1857; Canadian Nat., vol.3, pp. 

182-184, 1858.
NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 465

Hayden, F. V., Meek, F. B., and Contiuuecl.

 Fossils of Nebraska [from tbo 

Black Hills].

Am. Jour. Sci., 2<l series, vol. 25, pp. 439-441, 

1858. 

From National Intelligencer, March 16,1858.

 Some remarks on the Tertiary 

and Cretaceous formation of the Northwest and the parallelism of the latter 

with those of other portions of the 

United States and Territories.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol. 9], pp. 

117-129, 1858.

 On the so-called Triassic rocks 

of Kansas and Nebraska.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 27, pp. 31-35, 

1859.

 [On the probable existence of 

Permian rocks in Kansas.]

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 

9-10 (i p.), 1859.

 [Some remarks on the geology of 

the Black Hills and portions of the surrounding country.]

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 

41-49, map, 1859.

 Remarks on the lower Cretaceous beds of Kansas and Nebraska, together with descriptions of some new 

species of Carboniferous fossils from 

the valley of Kansas River.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 

250-200, 1859.

Am. Jour. Soi., 2d scries, vol. 27, pp. 219-227 

(with additions), 1859.

 Geological explorations in Kansas Territory.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 11, pp. 

8-55, 1800.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 27, 

pp. 421-432, 1859.

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 

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Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 34, 

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Philadelphia, Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 34, pp. 

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Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 24, 

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Abstracts, Am. "Nat., vol. 17, pp. 308-309 

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 The Dakota group south of the 

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 Miscellaneous observations on the 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 13, pp. 38-40, 1828.

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Am. Jonr. Sci., vol. 1C, pp. 154-159, 1829.

 Observations on the saliforous rock 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 24. pp. 46-68, 1833.

 Observations on the bituminous coal 

deposits of the valley of the Ohio and 

the accompanying rock strata, with 

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Am. Jcur. Sci., vol. 29, pp. 1-154, map, 1836.

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1836.

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol.30, p. 395 (Jp.), 1830.

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1838.

Hilgard, Eugene W. Report on the 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 42, pp. C8-70, 

1866.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 41, pp. 311-325, 

1866.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 42, pp. 343-347,

1866.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d Reries, vol. 43, pp. 241-242,

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Am. Jonr. Sci., 2d series, vol. 47, pp. 77-88, 

1869.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 17, pp. 327- 

340,18C9.

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472 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

HiJgard, Eugene W. Continued.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 48, pp. 331-346,

1869.

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Science, vol. 17, pp. 252- 

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U. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Eeport for

1870. pp. 352-365, Washington, 1870.

Kepublislied report on the geological age 

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Physics and hydraulics of Mississippi 

Biver, by Humphreys and Abbott, pp. 636- 

643,4°, Washington, 1876.

 Report on the geological age of 

the Mississippi Delta to Gen. A. A. 

Humphreys, 16 pages, Washington, 

1870.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 5, p. 304 (J p.), 1871.

 The upper delta plain of the Mis-

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Kead to Am. A ssoc. Adv. Sci., 1871. 

Abstract, Am., Nat., vol. 4, p. 638 (£ p.), 1871.

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Gulf of Mexico.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 2, pp. 391-404, 

map, 1871.

Am. ASBOC., Proc.,vol. 20, pp. 222-236,map, 

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Louisiana State Univ., Keport of Super- 

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Am. Nat., vol. 5, pp. 514-518 [541-542], 1871.

Discussion by C. Whittlesey, C. A. White, 

A. Winchell, C. Little, Perry, E. C. Andrews, 

E. Owen, ibid., pp. 518-523. Additional note 

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Abstract, Neues Jabrbuch, 1872, pp. 551-552, 

1872.

 On the geology of the Delta and the 

mud lumps of the Passes of the Mississippi.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, pp. 238-246, 

356-368,425-435,1871.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 4, pp. 638-639 (J p.), 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci. 1871. 

Am. Nat., vol. 5, p. 606 (\ p.), 1871.

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Louisiana State Univ., Annual Eeport of 

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1871.

Hilgard, Eugene W. Continued.

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Am. Nat., vol 5, pp. 523-524 (§ p.), 1871.

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Southwest.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 4, 3d series, pp. 265-270, 

1872.

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made under the auspices of the New 

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bureau of immigration of the State of 

Louisiana in May and June, 1869, 44 

pages, New Orleans, 1873.

 On some points in Mallet's theory 

of volcanicity.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 7, pp. 535-546, 

1874.

 Note on lignite beds and their uuderclays.

Am. Jour. Sci. 3d series, vol. 7, pp. 208-210, 

1874.

 Silt analyses of Mississippi soils and 

subsoils.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 7, pp. 9-17, 

1874.

 On the flocculation of particles and 

its physical and technical be;iriugs.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 17, pp. 205-214, 

1879.

 The loess of the Mississippi Valley 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, pp. 106-112, 

1879.

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Abstracts, Smithsonian Institution, Report 

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1871.

 The basin of the Gulf of Mexico.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, pp. 288-291, 

pis., 1881.

 The later Tertiary of the Gulf of 

Mexico.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 22, pp. 58-65, 

map, 1881.

 The salines of Louisiana.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director. 

Mineral .resources of the United States, pp. 

554-565, Washington, 1883.

 The steep slopes of the Western 

loess.

Science, vol. 4, p. 302 (i p.), 1884.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 473

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 Physico-geographical and agricul-

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lOtk Census U. S., vol. 5, report on cotton 

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pp.209-345 (bottom pagination),4°, Washington, 1884.

 General features of the alluvial plain

 of the Mississippi River below the

. mouth of the Ohio.

10th Census U. S., vol. 5, report on cotton 

production in the United States, pp. 73-76 

(bottom pagination), 4°, Washington, 1884.

 Review of the general soil map of

. the cotton States.

10th Census U. S., vol. 5, report on cotton 

production [in Iho United States, part 1, pp. 

15-16 (bottom pagination), agricultural map of 

the cotton States, 4°, Washington, 1884.

 Report on the physical and agricultural features of the State of California, with a discussion of the present 

and future of cotton production in the 

State.

10th Census U. S., vol. 6, report on cotton 

production in the United States, part 2, pp. 

649-783 (bottom pagination), map, 4°, Washington, 1884.

 Physico-geographical and agricultural features of the State of Louisiana.

10th Census U. S., vol. 5, report on cotton 

production in the United States, part 1, plate, 

pp. 109-175 (bottom pagination), map, 4°, 

Washington, 1884.

 The classification and paleontology 

of the United States Tertiary deposits. 

Science, vol. C, p. 44 (£ p.), 1885.

 The old Tertiary of the Southwest. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, pp. 266-269, 

1885.

 Dr. Otto Meyer and the South western 

Tertiary.

Science, vol. 7, p. 11 (gp.), 1886.

 The equivalence in time of American 

marine and intracontineutalTertiaries.

Science, vol. 9, pp. 535-536, 4°, 1887.

 [On the use of the term " Oligocene!' 

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International Gong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

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Am. Geol., vol. 2, p. 273,1888.

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International Cong. Geol., Ana. Committee, 

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Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 274-275, 1888.

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International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

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Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 280-281,1888.

 Agriculture and late Quaternary 

geology.

Science, vol. 11, pp. 241-242 (J p.), 4°, 1888.

[ ] Mississippi.

Macfarlano's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 386, 389, 1890.

[ ] Louisiana.

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, pp. 390-391, 

1890.

 Report of the asphaltum mine of the 

Ventura Asphalt Company.

California, 10th Report of Mineralogist, pp. 

763-772, map, plate, 1890.

 Orange sand, Lagrange and Appomattox.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 129-131, 1891. With 

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Am. Geol., vol. 8, p, 235 (jt p.), 1891. 

Discussion of paper by W J McGee, "Neocene and Pleistocene continent movements," 

read to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1891.

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U. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Report for 

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Vicksburg.

U. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Report for 

1884, PartIV, pp.2885-2903, Washington, 1884.

Hilgard, J. E. The basin of the Gulf of 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, pp. 288- 

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Hilgard, T. C. The volcanic tide belt 

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Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 17, pp. 252-207,1869.
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British Assoc., Report of 54th meeting, pp. 

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Hill, Frank A. Description of the 

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Annual Report of the Geol. Surv. of Pennsylvania for 1885, pp. 637-647, 1886.

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Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 15, pp. 

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Pennsylvania, Report of Geol. Surv., 1886, 

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Harrisburg. 1887.

 Lehigh River section continued from 

Lock 11, southward to the Blue Mountain.

Pennsylvania, Report of Geol. Surv., 1886, 

part 4, pp. 1372-1385. Harrisburg, 1887.

 Report on the metallic paint ores 

along the Lehigh River.

Pennsylvania, Report of Geol. Surv., 1886, 

part 4, pp. 1386-1408,-sheet 6 in atlas, Harrisburg, 1887.

 Atlas southern anthracite field, part 

2, Pennsylvania geological survey, AA, 

13 sheets, Harrisburg, 1889.

 Atlas eastern middle anthracite 

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survey, A A, 13 sheets, Harrisburg, 1889.

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Hill, Robert T. Salient geologic features 

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Austin Statesman. December 15, 1886.

 A partial report on the geology of 

western Texas.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 73-75, 

1887.

 The topography and geology of the 

Cross Timbers and. surrounding regions 

in northern Texas.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 291-303, 

plate 6,1887. 

Abstract. Am. Nat., vol. 21, p. 172, 1887.

Hill, Robert T. Continued.

 The Texas section of the American 

Cretaceous.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 34, pp. 287-309,

1887.

 The present condition of knowledge 

of the geology of Texas.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol. 7, pp. 381-473, 

No. 45, "Washington, 1887.

 Neozoic geology of southwestern 

Arkansas.

Arkansas Geol. Surv., Report for 188S, vol. 

2, pp. 1-200, map, Little Rock, 1888.

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American Cretaceous. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 36, p. 216, 

(8 p.), 1888.

[ ] Notes on the geology of western 

Texas.

Geol. and Sci. Bull., vol.1, No. 6 (jj p.), 4°,

1888. 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 51-52 (J p.),

1889.

 The Trinity formation of Arkansas, 

Indian Territory, and Texas. 

Science, vol. 11, p. 21 (£ p.), 4°, 1888.

 University of Texas, School of Geology, Circular No. 1, 1 page.

 Events in North American Cretaceous history illustrated in the Arkansas-Texas division of the southwestern 

region of the United States.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 37, pp. 282-290, 

1889.

 [Remarks on occurrence of Macraster Tex an us.]

Am. Nat., vol. 23, p. 768 (i p.), (February 

number), 1889.

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from the Cretaceous of Texas.]

Am. Nat., vol. 23, p. 169 (£ p.), (February 

number), 1889.

 Ueber eine durch die Hiiufigkeit 

hippuritenartiger Chamiden ausgezeichnete Fauna der Obertnronen-Kreide 

vou Texas, von Ferdinand Roemer in 

Breslau, Paleontologische Abhnndlungen, viertes Band, Heft, 4, Berlin, 1888, 

4°, 15 pages, 3 plates.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 37, pp. 318-319 

(J p.), 1889. '

 A portion of the geologic story of 

the Colorado River of Texas. 

Am. Geol.. vol. 3, pp. 287-299, 1889. 

Abstract, Popular Sci. Monthlj'-, vol. 36, 

p. 718 (| col.), 1889. 

Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 956 (J p.), 1S90.
CARTON. 1 NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 475

Hill, Robert T. Continued.

 The foranriniferal origin of certain 

Cretaceous limestones and the sequence 

of sediments in North American Cretaceous.

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 174-177, 1889.

 Paleontology of the Cretaceous formations of Texas, part 1, University of 

Texas, School of Geology, 5 pages, 3 

plates, Austin, 1889.

 The Permian rocks of Texas. 

Science, vol. 13, p. 92 (J col.), 4°, 1889.

 A preliminary annotated check list 

of the Cretaceous fossils of Texas, accompanied by a short description of the 

lithology and stratigraphy of the system. Texas Geol. Surv., Bull., No. 4, 

xxxi, 57 pages. Austin, 1889.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 0, p. 124 (J p.). 

Reviewed by J. Marcou, Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 

315-317,1889.

 A brief description of the Cretaceous 

rocks of Texas arid their economic 

value, based principally upon a preliminary section along the Colorado River 

from near Smithwick Mills, Burnet 

County, to Webberville, Travis County. 

Texas Gool. Surv,. 1st Annual Report, pp. 

103-144, 1890.

 The Eagle Flats formation and the 

basin of the traus-Pecos or mountainous region of Texas. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 38, p. 242 (8 

lines), 1890.

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Tucumcarri Mountain, N. Mex., with 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol, 38, p. 243 (5 

linos), 1890.

 The geology of the Staked Plains of 

Texas, with a description of the Staked 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 38, p. 243 (4 

lines), 1890.

 A classification of the topographic 

features of Texas, with remarks i.pon 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 38, pp. 243- 

244 (9 lines), 1890.

 The fossils of the Trinity beds. 

Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 62 (J p.), 1890.

Hill, Robert T. Continued.

 Classification and origin of the chief 

geographic features of the Texas region.

Am. Geol., vol. 5. pp. 9-29, 68-80, map, 1890. 

[To be continued. 1

 The Texas Cretaceous.

Am.Geol., vol.6, pp.253-254 (g p.), 1890.

 Pilot Knob. A marine Cretaceous 

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Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 286-292, 1890. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 25, pp. 275-276 (J.p.), 

1801.

 Exploration of the Indian Territory 

and the medial third of Red River. 

Am.Geoi., vol.6, pp.252-253, 1890.

 Occurrence of Goniplina in the 

Comanche series of the Texas Cretaceous.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 40, pp. 64-05, 

1890.

 The Comanche series of the TexasArkansas region.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol.2, pp. 503-524, 526, 

527,1891.

Discussed by C. A. White. C. T). "Walcott, 

and C. Curtice, pp. 525-528.

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 8, p. 259 (f p.) 

1891; Am. Nat., vol. 25, p. 738 (4 linos), 1891.

 Notes on a reconnaissance of the 

Ouachita Mountain system in Indian 

Territory.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 42, pp. 111-124, 

1891.

 Contributions to the geology of the 

Southwest.

Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 119-122,1891.

 Notes on the geology of the Southwest.

Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 254-255, 1891.

 Notes on the geology of the Southwest.

Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 366-370, 1891.

 Preliminary notes on the topography 

and geology of northern New Mexico 

and southwestern Texas and New Mexico.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 133-141,1891.

 and Fenrose, R. A. F., jr. Relation 

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eastern and southern United States 

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Arkansas and Texas.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 38, pp. 468-473, 

1889. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 769 (Jp.), 1890.
476 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [6ULLJ27.

Hill, Robert T. Continued.

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 38, pp. 242- 

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Hill, S. W., Foster, J. W., and. Statistics of the mines of Keweenaw Point. 

Message Prest. U. S., 31st Cong., 1st sess., 

H. Ex. Doc. No. 5, part 3, pp. 759-765, Washington, 1849.

Hillebrand, William. On the crater of 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2cl series, vol. 46, pp. 115-121, 

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Hillebrand, W. F. Chemistry.

Geology and Mining Industry of Leadville, 

G'olo.,l>yS. F. Emmons. U. S. Geol. Surv., Monograph, vol. 12, pp. 585-608, Washington, 1886.

 Eocks from Pigeon Point, Minn. 

Analyses. 

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 55, pp. 81-82, 

Washington, 1889.

 [Volcanic] rocks from California.

Analyses.

i TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 55, pp. 84-85, 

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 Novaculite from Marquette, Mich. 

[Analysis.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, p. 151 (J p.), 

Washington, 3890.

 Eocks collected by E. D. Irving. 

[Gabbro, limestone, and iron carbonate. Analyses.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, pp. 149,150 

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 Marble from Louisiana. [Analysis.] 

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, p. 160 (J p.), 

Washington, 1890.

 Dolomite from Tuckahoe, Westchester Connty, N. Y. [Analysis.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, p. 159 (i p.), 

Washington, 1890.

 Lavas from near Lassen Peak, Cal. 

[Analyses.]

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, pp. 155-157, 

Washington, 1890.

 Knox dolomite and residual clay 

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IT. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 60, p. 159 

(4 P-), Washington, 1890.

 Cross, Whitman, and. On the minerals, mainly zeolites, occurring in the 

basalt of Table Mountain, near Golden, 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 23, pp. 452-458,

1882.

 On minerals of the Cryolite 

group recently found in Colorado.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, pp, 271-294,

1883.

Hildebrand, W. F. and Cross, Whitman Continued.

 Contributions to the mineralogy 

of the Eocky Mountains.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

Bull. No. 20, vol. 3, pp. 225-232, plates, 1885.

Hills, R. C. Note on the occurrence of 

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A.m. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, p. 490 (f p.), 

1880.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 23, pp. 243-244 

(ft p.), 1882.

 Extinct glaciers of the San Juan 

Mountains, Colo.

ColoradoSci. Soc., Proc., vol. 1, pp.39-46,1883. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, pp. 391-396, 

1883.

 Ore deposits of Summit district, Rio 

Grande County, Colo.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 20-36, 

plate, 1883.

Abstract, with comments, by S. F. Emmons. 

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 35, pp. 332-334, 

4°, 1883.

 Remarks on the occurrence of coal in 

the Carboniferous formation at Aspen 

and Greenwood Springs, Colo.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 25-26, 

1886.

 Notes on the recent discovery of natural gas in Pitkin County, Colo.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 2, part 2, pp. 

106-107, 1886.

 Circulation of water through the 

strata of the upper Cretaceous coal 

measures of Gunnison County, Colo.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 2, part 2, pp. 

127-333,1886.

 Preliminary notes on the eruptions 

of the Spanish Peaks region.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 24-34, 

plate, 1889.

 The recently discovered Tertiary 

beds of the Huerfano River basin, 

Colo.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc.. vol. 3, pp. 148-164, 

plate, 1889.

 Address: The field for original work 

on the Rocky Mountains.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 168-184,

1889.

 Additional note on the Huerfano 

beds.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 217-223,

1890.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 477

Hills, R. C. Continued.

 Additional notes on the eruptions of 

the Spanish Peaks region.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 224-227,

1890.

 Fulgurite from the Spanish Peaks. 

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 280-287,

1891.

 Orographic and structural features 

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Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol.3, pp.362-458, 

plate, 1891.

Hillside, A. M. A familiar compeud of 

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Hillyer, E. Structure of Stone Mountain, a granitic mass in Georgia.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, pp. 234-235 

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Hind, Henry Youle. Notes on the geology of Toronto.

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Canadian Nat., vol. 2, pp. 52-53,1857.

 Geological sketch of the canoe route 

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north of the forty-ninth parallel.

Report on the exploration of the country 

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 Northwest Territory, reports of progress, together with a preliminary and 

general report on the Assiuiboine and 

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made under instructions from the provincial secretary of Canada, xii, 201 

pages, 2 plates, 4 maps, 4°, Toronto, 

1859 [London, I860].

Includes papers on paleontology, by Meek, 

pp. 182-185, and Billings, pp. 180-187.

 Observations on supposed Glacial 

drift in the Labrador Peninsula, western Canada, and on the south branch of 

the Saskatchewan.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 20, pp. 122-136, 

1804.

Canadian Nat., vol. 1, new series, pp. 300-304, 

1864. 

Canadian Jour., vol. 9, pp. 253-262, 1864.

 A preliminary report on the geology 

of New Brunswick, together with a, 

special report on the distribution of the 

"Quebec group" in the Province, 293 

pages, Fredericton, 1865.

Abstract, Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 2, 

pp. 233-234, 230-239, 1865. i

Hind, Henry Youle Continued.

 Report on the Waverly gold district,

62 pages, map, 8°, Halifax, 1869. 

[ ] Gold deposits of Nova Scotia.

Canadian Nat., vol. 4, new series, pp. 229-240,

1869. From a report on the gold veins of 

"Waverly.

 Report on the Sherbrooke gold district, together with a paper on the 

gneisses of Nova Scotia and an abstract 

of a paper on gold mining in Nova 

Scotia, 79 pages, 4 maps, Halifax, 1870.

 On the Laurentian and 1-Iuronian 

series in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 49, pp. 347-355,

1870.

 Notes on the structure of the Nova 

Scotia gold districts.

Nova Scotia Inst. Nat. Sci., Trans., vol. 2, 

part 3, pp. 102-109,1870.

 Preliminiary report on a gueissoid 

series underlying the gold-bearing 

rocks of Nova Scotia and supposed to 

be the equivalent of the Laurentian 

system, 15 pages, Halifax, 1870.

 On two gneissoid series in Nova 

Scotia and New Brunswick, supposed 

to be the equivalents of the Hurouiau 

(Cambrian) and Laurentian.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 2C, pp. 468-479, 

plate, 1870.

 Report on the Mount Uniacke, Oldhain, and Renfrew gold mining districts, with plan sand section, 136 pages, 

plates, Halifax, 1872.

 Report on a topographical survey of 

part of the Cumberland coal field, with 

notices of the coal seams and their 

relation to the iron deposits of the 

Cobequids, 68 pages, Halifax, 1873.

 Notes on some geological features of 

the northeastern coast of Labrador.

Canadian Nat., vol. 8, new series, pp. 227-240, 

262-278, 1878. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 11, pp. 508-570,1877.

Hinde, C. J. The Glacial and iuterglacial strata of Searboro Heights and

other localities near Toronto, Ontario.

Canadian Jour., vol. 15, new series, pp. 388-

413, 1878.

 Note on the occurrence near Toronto 

of bowlders belonging to the Calciferous formation.

Canadian Jour., vol. 15, now series, p. 644 

(5 P-), 1878.
478 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Hinde, C. J. Continued. 

[ ] [Remarks on the origin of the basins of the Great Lakes of America.]

Gool. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 46, pp. 531-532 

(§p.), 1890.

Discussion of paper with that title by J. "W. 

Spencer.

Hines, C.M. Geological notes by C. M. 

Hiues, attached, to H. E. Maynadier's 

command, 1859-60, from time of separation of the commands on Tullocks 

Creek to Captain Raynold's trail near 

the head of the Crazy Woman's Fork 

of Powder Eiver.

Geological report of the exploration of the 

Yellowstone and Missouri rivers, by E. V. 

Haydcn, under the direction of Capt. "W. F. 

Eaynolds. in 1859-60, pp. 95-103, Washington, 

1869.

Hinman, Russell. The laws of corrasion.

Science, vol. 12, pp. 119-120 (J p.), 4°, 1888. 

Hinricks, Gustavus. Report as State 

chemist.

1st and 2d Annual Eeports of progress of the 

State Geologist [etc.] of Iowa, by C. A. White, 

pp. 203-268, Des Moiries, 1868.

Hinton, J. H. The history and topography of the United States of. North 

America from the earliest period to the 

present time, comprising political and 

biographical history, geography, geology, mineralogy, zoology, and. botany, 

agriculture^ manufacture, and commerce [etc.], 2 volumes vol. 1, xvi, 476 

pages; vol. 2, viii, 580 pages, 99 plates, 

4°, London, 1830-1832. 2d edition, vol. 

1, xvi, 520 pages; vol. 2, viii, 580 pages, 

99 plates, 4°, London, 1834. 3d edition, 

2 volumes vol. 1, xvi, 501 pages; vol. 

2, viii, 580 pages, 4°, London, 1842. 

American editions, vol. l,viii, 427pages; 

vol. 2, viii, 507 pages, Boston, 1834. 2d 

edition, Boston, 1844, 1846, 1851. 3d. 

edition, vol. 1, viii, 427 pages; vol. 2, 

viii, 507 pages, Boston, 1855.

Hitchcock, Charles H. Impressions 

(chiefly tracks) on alluvial clay in 

Hadley, Mass.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 19, pp. 391-396, 

1855.

 On fractured ledges of slate in Vermont.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 11, part 2, pp. 51-55, 

1858.

 [On geological section from Greenfield to Cbarlernont, Mass.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 330- 

332,1859.

Hitchcock, Charles H. Continued.

 Geological map of Aquidneck, or the 

island of Rhode Island.

Presented by the city of Newport to members of the Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., August 1, 

1860. [Not seen.]

 Lake ramparts in Vermont.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 335-337, 1860.

 On the marks of ancient glaciers on 

the Green Mountain range in Massachusetts and Vermont.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 329-335,1860.

 On the so-called talcose schist of 

Vermont.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 321-329,1860. 

Abstract, Canadian Nat., vol. 4, p. 296 (J p.), 

1860.

 Notes on the sections.

Eeport on the geology of Vermont, vol. 2, 

pp. 595-682, Claremont, 1861.

 Report on the chemistry of the survey.

Eeport on the geology of Vermont, vol. 2, 

pp. 690-706, Claremont, 1861.

 [Age of the rocks of part of Einmo.ns's Taconic region.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 236- 

237 (£ p.), 1861.

 Synchronism of coal beds in the New 

England and western United States 

coal basins.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 138-143,1861.

 General report upon the geology of 

Maine.

Maine, Preliminary Keport Nat. Hist, and 

Geol., pp. 146-328, Augusta, 1861.

 The geology of the wild lands.

Maine, Preliminary Keport Nat. Hist, and 

Geol., pp. 377-419, map, Augusta, 1861.

 Geology of the Island of Aquidneck. 

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 112-137,1861.

 [On the geology of Vermont, chiefly 

in connection "with the Taconic system.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 

426-427, 1861, with remarks by W. B. Rogers 

and J. Marcou.

 Notes on the geology of Maine.

Portland Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc,, vol. 1, pp. 

72-85, map, 1862.

 Reports upon the geology of Maine. 

Maine, 2d Annual Eeport Nat. Hist, and 

Geol., pp. 221-264, 266-281, 283-312, 323-332, 

313-352, 377-382, 388-395, 404-413, 422-426, 

427-430, map, Augusta, 1862. [7th Annual 

Eeport of the secretary of the Maine board of 

agriculture.]
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 479

Hitchcock, Charles H. Continued.

 Fossils of the Potsdam group in 

North America.

Portland Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 1, pp, 

87-90,1862.

 Tho Albert coal or Albertite of New 

Brunswick.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 39, pp. 267-273, 

1865.

 The geological distribution of petroleum in North America.

British Assoc., Eeport, vol. 36, Trails, of 

sections, pp. 55-57,1867.

 Explanation of a geological map of 

. Maine. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 16, p. 123,1868.

 The Wjnooski marble of Colchester, 

Vt. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 16, p. 119 (& p.), 1868. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 1, p. 621 (J p.), 1868.

 The geology of Vermont. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 120-122,1868.

 The distortion and metamorphosis of 

pebbles in conglomerates.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 124-127,1868.

Abstracts, Am.Nat., vol.1, p. 621 ($p.), 1868; 

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 3, p. 302 (§ p.), 

1808.

 [On the geology of Andover, Mass.]

Essex lust., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 157-160, 1868'.

 First annual report on the geology 

and mineralogy of New Hampshire,

36 pages, map, Manchester, 1869.

 Second annual report on the geology 

and mineralogy of New Hampshire,

37 pages, map, Manchester, 1870.

 Geological map of Massachusetts; 

scale, 10 miles to an inch.

Official topographical atlas of Massachusetts, by H. F. Walling and 0. W. Gray, folio, 

page 18, Boston, 1871.

 The distribution of maritime plants 

in North America a proof of oceanic 

submergence in the Champlain period. 

[Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc,, vol. 19, pp. 175-182, 1871. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 4, pp. 568-569 (£ p.), 

1871.

 Report of the geological survey of 

the State of New Hampshire, showing 

its progress during the year 1870, 82 

pages, Nashua, 1871.

 The geology and topography of the 

White Mountains.

Head to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1871. 

Abstract. Ani. Nat., vol. 4, pp. 567-568 

(ft p.), 1871.

Hitchcock, Charles H. Continued. 

[ ] Helderberg corals in New Hampshire.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 2, pp. 148-149 

(4 p.), 1871.

 Report of the geological survey of 

New Hampshire, its progress during

1871. 56 pages, map, Nashua, 1872.

Includes notes by G. L. Vose, pp. 21-24; T. 

S. Hunt, pp. 13-14, and J. D. Dana, pp. 14-15.

 Norian rocks in New Hampshire.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 3, pp. 43-47,

1872.

[ ] [Helderberg corals at Littleton, 

N.H.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 14, p. 392 

(I P-), 1872.

 Explanation of a new geological map 

of New Hampshire.

AID. Assoc., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 134-135,1873.

 Recent geological discoveries among 

the White Mountains, N. H.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 135-151,1873.

 The coal area of the United States 

of America.

Geol. Mag., vol. 10, pp. 99-101,1873.

 [On the classification of the rocks of 

New Hampshire.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 15, pp. 304- 

309, 1873. Discussed by Jackson and Hunt, 

pp. 309-310.

 Report of the geological survey of 

the State of New Hampshire, its progress during 1872,15 pages, map, Nashua, 

1873.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 6, 

p. 227 (i p.), 1873.

 Map of the coal fields of the United 

States, compiled from State reports.

Statistical atlas of the United States, based 

on results of 9th Census, 1870, compiled by 

F. A. Walker, Plates XI-XII, folio, Washington, 1874.

 Helderberg rocks in New Hampshire. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 8, p. 68 (3 

lines), 1874.

 History of geological surveys in 

New Hampshire.

Geology of New Hampshire, vol. 1, pp. 3-58, 

Concord, 1874.

[ ] The relations of geology to agriculture.

Geology of New Hampshire, vol. 1, pp. 546- 

558, Concord, 1874.

 Scenographical geology.

Geology of New Hampshire, vol. 1, pp. 586- 

635, plates, Concord, 1874.
480 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Hitchcock, Charles H. Continued.

 Physical history of New Hampshire.

Geology of New Hampshire, vol. 1, pp. 506- 

545, 7 plates, Concord, 1874.

 Note upon the Cretaceous strata of 

Long Island.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 22, part 2, pp. 131- 

132, 1874.

 Geological history of Winnipiscogee 

Lake.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 22, part 2, pp. 120- 

131,1874.

 On Helderberg rocks in New Hampshire.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 7, pp. 468-476, 

557-571; vol. 8, p. 68, (| p.), 1874.

 The geology of Portland.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 22, part 2, pp. 163- 

175, 1874.

 Physical history of New Hampshire. 

[Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 23, part 2, pp. 76-78, 

1875.

 Existence of glacial action upon the 

summit of Mount Washington, N. H.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 24, part 2, pp. 92- 

96,1876.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, 

pp. 383-384 (g p.), 1875.

[ ] [Sections of the earth on the fortieth parallel, North.]

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. C, opp. p. 

123, 1876.

 [Eemarks on the stratigraphic structure of the Cambrian and Cambro-Silurian rocks of western Vermont.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 

191-193, 1877.

 Geological map of New Hampshire 

and Vermont.

A topographical atlas of New Hampshire, 

by H. F. Walling [New York], 1877.

 Note upon the Connecticut Valley 

Helderberg.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, pp. 313- 

314, 1877.

 The relations of the geology of New 

Hampshire to that of the adjacent territory.

Geology of New Hampshire, vol. 2, pp. 

3-36, plate, Concord, 1877.

 Geology of the Connecticut Valley 

district.

Geology of New Hampshire, vol. 2, pp. 271- 

407, 428-465, 7 plates, Concord, 1877.

Reviewed by J. D. D[ana], Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d series, vol. 14, pp. 316-321,1877.

Hitchcock, Charles H. Continued.

 Geology of the Merrimac district, 

second part. [Geology of the lake and 

coast districts. Description of general 

sections.]

Geology of New Hampshire, vol. 2, pp. 518- 

657, Concord, 1877.

 Classification of the New Hampshire 

formations.

Geology of New Hampshire, vol. 2, pp. 658- 

675, Concord, 1877.

 Atlas accompanying the report on 

the geology of New Hampshire, 5 maps, 

2 plates, Concord, 1878.

Reviewed by J. D. D[ana], Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d series, vol. 16, pp. 399-400, 1878.

 Lenticular hills of Glacial drift.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 

63-67, 1878.

 The Glacial period in Eastern 

America.

Geol. Mag., vol. 6, new series, pp. 248-250, 

1879.

 Glacial marking among the White 

Mountains.

Appalachia, vol. 1, pp. 243-246, 1879.

 Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, 

Massachusetts, Ehode Island, and Connecticut. [Geological formations.]

Macfarlane's Am. Geol. Rwy. Guide, pp. 

56-66, 1879.

 Geology of the White Mountains.

Appalachia, vol. 1, pp. 70-76, 1879.

 The Atlantic system of mountains.

Geology of New Hampshire, vol. 3, part 3, 

Appendix G, pp. 366-371, Concord, 1878.

 The geological map.

Geology of New Hampshire, vol. 3, part 3, 

Appendix H, pp. 371-372, Concord, 1878.

 Economic geology.

Geology of New Hampshire, vol. 3, part 5, 

pp. 1-98, Concord, 1878.

 Glacial drift.

Geology of New Hampshire, vol. 3, part 3, 

pp. 177-284, 309-329, 333-338, Concord, 1878.

 The Atlantic system of mountains. 

[Abstract].

Appalachia, vol. 1, pp. 11-14, 1879.

 Geological map of the United States 

(scale, 20 miles to the inch), New York, 

1881.

Reviewed by [J. D. Dana], Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d series, vol. 21, pp. 505-506, 1881.

 The crystalline rocks of Virginia 

compared with those of New England. 

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 10, pp. 

477-480, 1882.

The Virginias, vol. 4, pp. 11-12, 1883.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 481

Hitchcock, Charles-H. Continued.

 North America in the Ice period.

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 20, pp. 229-242, 

1882.

 Flat Top coal field.

The Virginias, vol. 3, p. 81 (i p.), 4°, 1882.

 The early history of the North American continent.

Am. Asso':., Proc., vol. 32, pp. 181-193, 1883. 

Science, vol. 2, pp. 293-297, 1883. 

Sci. Am. Supp., vol. 16 (No.405), pp 6468- 

6470, 1883.

 The glacial flood of the Connecticut 

River Valley. [ Abstract. ]

Am. Asaoc., Proc., vol. 31, pp. 325-329,1883.

 The geological position of the Philadelphia gneisses.

Am. Inst. Mining Eug., Trans., vol. 12, pp. 

68-71, 1884. Discussed by Trazer and Eand, 

pp. 72-73.

[ ] New Hampshire [and Vermont 

building stones].

lOtli Census U. S., Keport on building stone 

of the United States and statistics of the 

quarry industry for 1880, pp. 124-126. Bound 

as part of Vol. X, bu t with separate pagination. 

Washington, 1884.

[ ] [On 13 sections across Vermont 

and New Hampshire.]

Read to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1884. 

Science, vol. 4, p. 327 (J p.), 1884.

 "Lenticular Hills."

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, p. 72 (J p.), 

1884.

 Identification of the Green Mountain gneisses in eastern New England. 

[Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 33, pp. 396-397,1885.

 - The crystalline rocks of Alabama.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, pp. 278- 

283,1885.

 The recent landslide in the White 

Mountains.

Science, vol. 6, pp. 84-87,1885.

 The geology of northern New 

England, 5, 16 pages, 3 maps, folio 

[1886].

 Geological sections across New 

Hampshire and Vermont.

Am. Mus.Nat. Hist., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 155- 

179, plates 10-18, 1886.

Published separately, 34 pages, Concord, 

1882.

Reviewed by J. D. D[ana], Am. Joiir. Sci., 

3d series, vol. 29, p. 66 (J p.), 1885.

Bull. 127 31

Hitchcock, Charles H. Continued.

 Geological map of the United States 

and part of Canada. Compiled to 

illustrate the scheme of coloration and 

nomenclature recommended by the International Geological Congress.

Am.Inst.MiningEng., Trans., map 17by 27 

inches, explanation, vol. 15, pp. 465-488, 

1887.

 Genesis of the Hawaiian Islands.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 36, pp. 

222-223, 1888.

[ ] On the nomenclature of the American lower Paleozoic.

International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Reports, 1888, B, pp. 11-12,1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 201-202, 1888.

 Views on the Archean.

International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Reports, 1888, A, p. , 1888. 

Atn. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 146-184, in part., 1888.

 Report of the subcommittee on the 

Quaternary and Recent.

International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Reports, 1888, H, p. 12,1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 300-306,1888.

 Date of the publication of the report 

upon the geology of Vermont.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 33- 

37,1889.

 Conglomerates in New England 

gneisses. [A letter addressed to Alexander Winchell.]

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 253-256,1889.

 Significance of oval granitoid areas 

in the lower Laurentiau. [Abstract.] 

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol.1, pp. 557-558,' 

1890.

Discussed by G. H. Williams, p. 558 (ftp.). 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 121 (7 linos), 

1890.

 [Remarks on the equivalency of the 

Eoliaii limestones of Vermont.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, p. 513 (Jp.), 1890, 

In discussion of paper by E. Brainerd and 

H.M. Seely on "The Calciferous formation in 

the Cbamplaiu Valley."

 [Remarks on distribution of bowlders, especially in New England.] 

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, p. 30 (J p.), 1890. 

In discussion of paper by T. C. Chamberlin 

on " Bowlder belts distinguished from bowlder trains."

 The use of the terms Laurentian and 

Newark in geological treatises.

Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 197-202,1890.

Reviewed by I. C. Russell, ibid, vol. 7. pp. 

238-241, 1891.
482 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Hitchcock, Charles H. Continued. 

 Field studies of hornblende schist. 

[Abstract.]

Am. Assoe. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 38, p. 251 

(i p.), 1890.

Wrtght's "Ice age in North America

and its bearings on the antiquity of 

man."

Bibliothcca Sacra, January, 1890, j>p. 9.9-121,

1890.

[ ] [Notes on Harlem division of New 

York Central Railroad.]

Maofarlane's Geol. llwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp.132,135,1890.

 Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, 

and Connecticut.

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 86-98,1890.

 The Redouda phosphate.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. C-9,1891. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 40, 

p. 332 (J p.), 1890.

 [Remarks on the structure of the 

Blue Ridge in Virginia.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, p. 164 (J p.), 1891. 

In discussion of paper by H. It. Geiger and 

A. Keith on " The structure of the Blue llidge 

near Harpers Ferry."

 [Evidence of subsidence in later 

Glacial times in the northern New 

England to St. Lawrence region.] 

Am. Geol., vol. 8, p. 235 (4 lines), 1891. 

Discussion of paper by W J McGee on 

"Neocene and Pleistocene continent movements," read to Am. Assoc. of Adv. Sci.,

1891.

 and Blake, W. P. Geological map 

of the United States.

Statistics of mines and mining in the States 

and Territories west of the Rocky Mountains, 

5th Keport, by R. "W. Eaymond, Washington,

1873.

Statistical atlas of the United States, based 

on the results of the 9th Census, 1870, by F. A. 

Walker, Plates XIII, XIV, folio, Washington,

1874.

Petermann's Mittheilungen, vol. 21, plate 16, 

4°, 1875.

Special report of Smithsonian Institution 

for the Centennial, Washington, 1876.

Atlas of the United States and the world, 

by Gray, folio, Philadelphia, 1877.

Reproduced (probably) by P. Eatzel, " Die 

Vereinigten Staaten vou Nord-Amerika," vol. 

1, Munchen, 1878.

 and Huntington, J. H. Geology of 

the northwestern part of Maine.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 22, part 2, pp. 205-214 

1874.

Hitchcock, Charles H. Continued.

 Hitchcock, E., Hitchcock, E., jr., 

Hager, A. D., and. Report on the 

geology of Vermont, descriptive, theoretical, economical, and scenogra-phicai. Vol. 1, pp. viii, 1-558; vol. 2, 

pp. 559-982, maps, plates, Claruiuont, 

1861.

Vol. 2 consists of separate report by 10. 

Hitchcock, Z. Thompson, C. H. Hitchcock, S. 

R. Hall, G. F. Barker, L. Lesquereux, A. D. 

Hager, and E. Billings.

Reviewed by E. Billings, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d 

series, vol. 33, pp. 416-420,1861.

 Geology of the White Mountain district.

Geology of Now Hampshire, vol. 2, pp, US270, 4 plates, Concord, 1877.

Reviewed by [ J. D. Dana] Am. Jour. Sci., 3d 

series, vol. 14, pp. 317-321,1877.

Hitchcock, Edward. Southampton lead 

mining and basaltic columns at Mount 

Holyoke, Mass.

N. A. Review, vol. 1, pp. 334-338, 1815.

 Remarks on the geology and mineralogy of a section of Massachusetts 

on the Connecticut River, with a part 

of New Hampshire and Vermont.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 1, pp. 105-116, 436-438, 

map, 1818.

 List of organic remains and accompanying rocks contained in a box forAvarded to Professor Sillinian. [Trias, 

of Massachusetts.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 3, p. 366 (§ p.), 1821.

 Geology, mineralogy, and scenery 

of regions contiguous to the Connecticut River, with a geologieal map and 

drawings of organic remains [etc.].

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. C, pp. 1-86, 201-236, map; 

vol. 7, pp. 1-30, map, 1823. 

Read to Am. Geol. Soc., 1822.

[ ] Notices of the geology of Marthas 

Vineyard and the Elizabeth Islands. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 7, pp. 240-248. map, 1824. 

Royal lust, [of London], Jour. Sci., 1824.

[ ] Notice of a singular conglomerate 

and of an interesting locality of trap 

tuff or tufa. [Massachusetts.] 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 8, pp. 244-247,1824.

 Chloropha3ite [at Turners Falls and 

andalusite at Westford, Mass.]. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 10, pp. 393-394,1826.

: Miscellaneous notices of mineral 

localities, with geological remarks. 

[Connecticut and Massachusetts.] 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 14, pp. 215-230,1828.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 483

Hitchcock, Edward. Continued.

 Report on the geology of Massachusetts, part 1: economical geology, 70 

pages, map, 8°, Amherst, 1832. 

Am. O'our. Soi., vol. 22, pp. 1-70, map.

 Report on the geology, mineralogy, 

botany, and zoology of Massachusetts, 

692 pages, atlas of 19 plates, Amli erst, 

1833. [Second edition, 1.835, 702 pages.]

 Ornithichnology. Description of 

the footmarks of "birds (Ornithichnit.es) on new red sandstone in Massachusetts.

Am. Jour. Soi., vol. 29, pp. 307-340, 2 plates, 

183C. 

Abstract, jSTeuos Jahrbuch, 1830. pp. 407-472.

 Sketch of the geology of Portland 

and its vicinity.

Boston Jour. Nat. Hist., vol. 1, pp. 306-347, 

plates, 1837.

 On certain causes of geological 

changes now in operation in Massachusetts.

Boston Jour. Nat. Hist., vol. 1, pp. CO-82, 

1837.

 Preface.

Researches in theoretical geology, by H. T. 

Do LuBechOi 12°, pp. i-xv, Now York, 1837.

 [Letter on ago of coal beds.]

Report of the hearing on the memorial of 

tho New England coal mining company, pp. 

51-55, New England, 1838.

 Report on a reexamination of the 

economical geology of Massachusetts, 

139 pages, Boston, 1838.

Abstract by C. "W. Shepard, Am. Jour. Sci., 

vol. 30, pp. 363-378, 1839.

 Analysis of marl from Faruiington, 

Conn.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 36, p. 176 (4 p.), 1839.

Final report on the geology of Massachusetts, 2 volumes Arol. 1, xii, 299 

pages ; vol. 2, 300-831 pages, 55 plates, 

4°, Auiherst, 1841.

 [History of geologic studies in the 

United States.] Address before tho 

Association of American Geologists, 

April 5, 1841.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 41, pp. 232-275, 1841.

 Elementary geology, second edition, 

346 pages, 12°, New York, 1841 [and 

various other editions up to the thirtieth].

[ ] [On joints in rocks, New England.] 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 41, p. 173 (fc p.), 184.1 . 

Asboc. Am. Geol., Trans., p. 25 (J p.), 1843.

Hitchcock, Edward. Continued.

 Remarks upon Mr. Murchisou's anniversary address before the London 

Geological Society.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol.43, pp.396-398, 1842.

 Notes on the geology of several parts 

of western Asia, founded chiefly on 

specimens and descriptions from American missionaries.

A'ssoc. Am. Gcol., Trans., pp. 348-421,1843.

 The phenomena of drift or glacioaqueons action in. North America 

between the Tertiary and alluvial 

periods.

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 164-221, plate, 

1843.

 Description of several species of 

fossil plant from the New Red Sandstone formation of Connecticut and 

Massachusetts.

Am. Assoc. Geol. and Nat. Trans., pp. 294- 

290, pis. 12-13, 1843.

 [On drift]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 324-325, 1843. 

Read to Assoc., Am. Geol.

[ ] [The trap tufa or volcanic grit of 

the valley of the Connecticut River.] 

[Abstract.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 47, pp. 103-104 (*p.), 1844. 

Read to Assoc. Am. Gool.

 Discovery of more native copper 

in Whately, Mass., with remarks upon 

its origin.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 47, pp. 322-323, 1844.

 [On a singular case of tho dispersion 

of blocks of stone at tho drift period 

in Berkshire County, Mass.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 47, pp. 132-133, 1844.

 Explanation of the geological map 

attached to the topographical map of 

Massachusetts, 22 pages, 12°, Boston, 

1844.

 Geological map of Massachusetts.

[On Bordon's wall map of Massachusetts], 

1844.

 Description of a singular case of 

tho dispersion of blocks of stone connected with drift in Berkshire County, 

Mass.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 49, pp, 258-205, 1845. 

Read to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 Remarkable facts respecting the 

magnetic polarity of trap rocks in 

New England.

Am. Assoc. Geol. and Nat., Proc. 6th meeting, p. 32 (J p.), 1845.
484 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Hitchcock, Edward. Continued.

 On the trap tuff or volcanic grit of 

the Connecticut Valley, with the bearing of its history upon the age of the 

trap rock and sandstone generally in 

that valley.

Am. Jour. Sci,, vol. 4, pp. 46-47,1847.

 [Geological notes in letter.]

Geology of Vermont, 2il Annual Report, by 

C. B. Adams, pp. 247-252, Burlington, 1840.

 On the river terraces of the Connecticut Valley and on the erosions of the 

earth's surface.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 148-157,1850.

 On terraces and ancient sea beaches, 

especially those on the Connecticut 

River and its tributaries in New England.

British Assoo. Report [vol. 20], [Trans.], 

pp. 87-88, 1851.

 On the erosions of the earth's surface, 

especially by rivers.

British Assoc. Report [vol. 20], [Trans.], 

pp. 85-87, 1851.

[ ] [Absence of potholes in Massachusetts evidence in favor of the Glacial theory.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 324 (4 

lines), 1851.

 On the terraces and sea beaches that 

have been formed since the driftperiod, 

especially those along the Connecticut 

River.

Ain. Assoc., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 264-269,1852.

 On the geological age of the clay

slate of the Connecticut Valley in 

Massachusetts and Vermont.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 299-300,1852.

 Description of a slide on Mount Lafayette, at Franconia, N. H.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 14, pp. 73-76,

1852.

 Notes upon the specimens of rocks 

and minerals collected.

Exploration, of tho Red River of Louisiana 

in 1852, by Marcy, pp. 163-178, Washington,

1853. 32d Gong., 2d sess., Senate Doc. No.54. 

Another edition, pp. 140-155, Washington,

1854.

 Outline of the geology of the globe, 

and of the United States in particular, 

with two geological maps and sketches 

of characteristic American fossils, 

Boston, 1853; second edition, Boston, 

1854.

Hitchcock, Edward. Continued.

 A report on certain points in the 

geology of Massachusetts, 44 pages, 2 

maps, 2 plates [Boston, 1853]. [House 

Document No. 39.] Also in part in 

House Document [No. 45, 20 pages].

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 1C, 

pp. 327-336, 1853, under title, "The coal field 

of Bristol County and of Rhode Island."

 Description of a brown coal deposit 

in Brandon, Vt., with an attempt to determine the geological age of the principal hematite ore beds in the United 

States.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 15, pp. 95-104, 

1853.

[ ] [On the fossil footmarks, sandstones, and traps of the Connecticut 

Valley.]

Boston Soc.Nat.Hist.,Proc.,vol.4, pp. 378- 

379,1854.

 Description of a large bowlder in the 

drift of Amherst, Mass , with parallel 

strite upon four sides.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 22, pp. 397-400, 

1856.

 Description of several sections 

measured across the sandstone and trap 

of Connecticut River valley in Massachusetts.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 9, pp. 225-227,1856.

 [Fossil fruits and seeds from, and the 

age of, the lignite of Brandon, Vt.] 

Am. Acad., Proc., vol. 3, p. 3 (J p.), 1856.

 Illustrations of surface geology.

Smithsonian Contributions, vol. 9,155 pages, 

12 plates, 4°, 1857. Separate as No. 90.

Reviewed by James D. Dana, Am. Jour. Sci., 

2d series, vol. 24, pp. 430-433.

 Ichnology of New England: A report on the sandstone of tho Connecticut Valley, especially its fossil footmarks, xii, 220 pages, 60 plates, 4°, Boston, 1858.

Reviewed by Anon., Am. Jour. Sci., 2d 

series, vol. 27, pp. 270-272.

[ ] Devonian granites and Taconic 

rocks.

Read to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1859. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 4, p. 298 (J p.), 1859.

 [Catalogue of State cabinet and 

notes on metamorphic rocks.]

Massachusetts board of agriculture, 6th 

annual report of 1ho secretary, etc., by C. L. 

Mint, Appendix, pp. iii-lxix, Boston, 185S).
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 485

V

Hitchcock, Edward Continued.

 On tho conversion of certain conglomerates into talcose and micaceous 

schists and gneiss by the elongation, 

.flattening, and metamorphosis of the 

pebbles and the cement.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d scries, vol.31, pp. 372-392, 

1861.

 Unstratified rocks.

Keport on geology of Vermont, vol. 2, pp. 

559-578, 583-594, Claremont, 1801.

[ ] [On flattened, elongated, and 

curved pebbles in 'Vermont conglomerates.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 

353-354, 18C1.

 On certain conglomerated and brecciated trachytic dikes in the lower Silurian rocks of Shelburue, Vt., with

. special reference to the degree of heat 

at the time of their production.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 156-158,1860.

 and Hitchcock, C. H. Elementary 

geology, new edition, 12°, xiv, 430 

paces, 1 plate. New York, 1867.

 Hitchcock, E.Jr., Hager, A. D., and 

Hitchcock, C. H. Report on the geology of Vermont, descriptive, theoretical, economical, and scenograpbical, vol. 1, viii, 558 pages; vol. 2, pp. 

599-982, maps, plates, Claremont, 1861. 

Volume 2 consists of separate reports by 

E. Hitchcock, Z. Thompson, C. H. Hitchcock, S. R. Hall, A. D. Hager, E. Billings, L. Lesquereux, and G. F. Barker. 

Reviewed by E. Billings, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d 

series, vol. 33, pp. 416-420,1861.

Hitchcock, Edward, jr. Description of 

a new species of Clathropteris discovered in the Connecticut Valley sandstone.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol.20, pp. 22-25, 

1855.

 [On the contorted pebbles in the 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., vol. 7, p. 208 (Jp.), 

1851.

 Hitchcock, E., and, and Hager, A. 

D., and Hitchcock, C. H. Report on 

the geology of Vermont, descriptive, 

theoretical, economical, and sceuographical, vol. 1, viii, 558 pages; vol.2, pp. 

559-982, maps, plates, Claremont, 1861. 

Volume 2 consists of separate reports by 

E. Hitchcock, Z. Thompson, C. H. Hitchcock, S. R. Hall, A. D. Hager, E. Billings, L. .Lesquereux, and G. F. Barker, 

lioviowod by E. Billings, Am. Jour. Soi., 

2d series, vol. 33, pp. 416-420,1861.

Hobbs, B. C. Report of geological survey of Parke County.

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 3d and 4th Annual 

Reports for 1871 and 1872, pp. 341-384, Indianapolis, 1872.

Hobbs, William H. On the petrographical characters of a dike of "diabase in 

the Boston basin.

Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

16, No. V, pp. 1-12, plate, 1888.

 On tho rocks occurring in the neighborhood of Ilchester, Howard County, 

Md., being a detailed study of the area 

comprised in sheet No. 16 of the Johns 

Hopkins University map.

Johns Hopldns Univ, Circular, vol. 7, pp. 

69-70, No. 05, 4°, 1888. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 22, p. 527,1888.

 On the paragenesis of allanite and 

cpidote as rock-forming minerals.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 38, pp. 223-228, 

1889.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 23, p. 721 (J p.), 

1889.

Hobson, J. B. Nevada County.

California, 10th Report of Mineralogist, pp. 

364-398, map, plate, 1890.

 Placer County.

California, lOtli Report of Mineralogist, pp. 

410-434, map, plate, 1890.

 The Santa Maria River [Santa Barbara County].

California, 10th Report of Mineralogist, pp. 

600-601, 4 plates, 1890.

 Siskiyou County.

California, 10th Report of Mineralogist, pp. 

655-658, 1890.

Hodge, J. M. Preliminary report on the 

geology of parts of Letcher, Harlan, Leslie, Perry, and Breathitt counties.

Kentucky Gool. Surv., Jobn R. Proctor, 

director, Reports on the southeastern Kentucky coal field, pp. 35-52, maps, plates, 

1887.

 Preliminary report of the geology of 

the lower North Fork, Middle and 

South forks, Kentucky River.

Kentucky Geol. Surv., John R. Proctor, 

director, Reports on tho southeastern Kentucky coal field, pp. 53-114, plates, 1887.

Hodge, James T. Report on the Allagash 

section, from the Penobscot to the St. 

Lawrence River.

Maine andMassachusetts, 2d Annual Report 

on tho geology of the public lands, pp. 49-73, 

Augusta, 1838.
486 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL,. 127.

Hodge, James T. Continued.

 Observations on the secondary and. 

Tertiary formations of tlio Southern 

Atlantic States, with an appendix by 

T. A. Conrad.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 41, pp. 182-183, 

33'J-344,1841.

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans.,pp. 34-35, 04-111, 

1843.

 On the Wisconsin and Missouri lead 

region.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, pp. 35-72,1842.

 On the mineral region of Lake 

Superior.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 301-308,1850. 

Abstract, Annals of Sci. Discovery, pp. 260- 

261, 1850. Remarks by Jackson and H. D. 

Rogers, p. 308.

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Preliminary [2cl] report of tho United States 

geological survey of Wyoming and portions 

of contiguous Territories, F. V. Haydeii in 

charge, pp. 318-329, Washington, 1872.

 Geology of Coshocton. County.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 3, Geology and 

Paleontology, part 1, geology, pp. 562-595, Columbus, 1878.

Hodges, A. D. Notes on the topography 

and geology of the Cerro -de Pasco, 

Peru.

Am. Inst. Mining JEng., Trans., vol. 16, pp. 

729-753,1888.

Hofer, H. Die Kohlen- nnd Eisenerz-Lagerstiitten Nord-Amerikas, 259 pages, 

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Hoffmari, C.F. Notes on Hetch-Hetchy 

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California Acael. Sci., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 368- 

370,1868.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series, vol. 46, 

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Hoffman, G. Christian. Chemical contributions to the geology of Canada.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress;

1874-75, pp. 313-319, 1870.

 Chemical contributions to the geology of Canada.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress,

1875-76, pp. 419-432, 1877.

 Chemical contributions to the geology of Canada.

Geol. Snrv. Canada, Report of progress,

1878-79, pp. 1H-25H, Montreal, 1880.

 Chemical contributions to the geology of Canada from the laboratory of 

the survey.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress,

1879-80, pp. 1H-181I, Montreal, 1881.

Hoffman, G. Christian Continued.

 Chemical contributions to the geology of Canada.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1880-1882, pp. 1H-16H, Montreal, 1883.

 Chemical contributions to the geology of Canada from the laboratory of 

the survey.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1882-1884, pp. 1MM-19MM, Montreal, 1885.

 Chemical contributions to the geology of Canada, analyses of coals 

and lignites of the Northwest Territory.

G-ool. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1882-1884, pp. 1M-44M, tables, Montreal, 1885.

 Chemical contributions to the geology of Canada from the laboratory of

the survey.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Annual Report, vol. 1, 

new series, M, 29 pages, Montreal, 1886.

 On a peculiar form of metallic iron 

found in Hurouian qnartzite on the 

south shore of St. Joseph Island, Lake 

Huron, Ontario.

Canada, Royal Soc., Trans., vol. 9, sec. 3, 

pp. 39-42, plate 1, 1891.

 Chemical contributions of the geology of Canada.

Canada, Geol. Surv., Reports, vol. 4, new 

series, Report R, 68 pages, Montreal, 1890.

[Hoffman, W. J.]. [Notes on mining 

districts in Nevada and California.]

Letter from Sec. War communicating a preliminary report concerning explorations, principally in Nevada and Arizona, by Lieut. 

Georgo M. Wheeler, letter Sec. War, 42d 

Cong., 2d sess., Senate Ex. Doc. No. 05, pp. 39- 

42, Washington, 1872.

Hogg, James. Southwestern Virginia.

Sai. Am. Supp., vol. 15, No. 366, pp. 5832-5834, 

4°, 1883.

Holland, W. J. Ascent of the volcanoes 

Nautai-san, Asama-yama, and Nasutake, Japan.

Appalachia, vol. 6, pp. 109-137, plates C-8, 

1890.

Holley, George W. Niagara, its history, 

geology, incidents, and poetry, with 

illustrations, 165 pages, 3 plates, 1 map, 

16°, New York, 1872.

 The proximate future of Niagara, 

in review of Professor Tyndall's lecture 

thereon.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 22, part 2, pp. 147-155, 

1874.

Abstract, Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 7, 

pp. 164-165,1875.
NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 487

Holley, Mary A. Texas, observations, 

historical, geographical, and descriptive, 167 pages, map, Baltimore, 1833; 

viii, 410 pages, map, Loxington [Ky.], 

1836.

Hollick, Arthur. Fossil leaves from 

Staten Island.

Science, vol. 3, pp. 24-25 (J p.), 1884.

 Vegetable remains in Cretaceous fire 

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Road to Nat. Sci. Assoo., Staten Island. 

Science, vol. 7, p. 221 (£ p.), 4°, 1886.

 [Well at Clifton, Staten Island.]

Staten Island Nat. Sci. Assoc. ; Proc.,October 

8,1887.

 [Leaf impressions in Cretaceous (?) 

sandstone in drift near Arrochar Station.]

Staten Island Nat. Sci. Assoc., Proc., December 8,18S8 (J- col.), 1880.

Am. Nat., vol. 23, pp. 259 (i p.), 548 (J p.), 

1889.

 [Triassic shale outcrops on Staten 

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Staten Island, Nat. Sci. Assoc., Proc., April, 

1889 (J p.), 1889.

Am. Nat., vol. 23, pp. 1033-1034,1037 (fp.), 

1889.

 [Remarks on fossiliferous sandstones 

in Cretaceous clays on Staten Island.] 

Staten Inland, Nat. Sci. Assoc., Proc., April, 

1889, (J p.), 1889.

Am. Nat., vol. 23, p. 1036 ($ p.), J889. 

[ ] [Minerals from fire-clay beds at 

Green Ridge, Staten Island.]

Am. Nat., vol. 25, p. 403 (J p.), 1891. Bead to 

Staten Island Nat. Sci. Assoc.

Hollister, 0. J. Gold and silver mining 

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Am. lust. Mining Bug., Trans., vol. 10, pp. 

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Kansas City Review, vol. 7, pp. 457-460, 

1884.

Holmes, E. Report of an exploration 

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1839.

 [Notes on geology of Maine.]

Maine Farmer, about 18GO. [Not seen.]

 Notes on the physical geography of 

Maine.

Maine, Preliminary Eeport Nat. Hist, and 

Geol., pp. 100-112, Augusta, 1801.

 Notes and sketches of the wild lands 

explored.

Maine, Preliminary Report Nat. Hist, nnd 

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Holmes, E. Continued.

 [Report on an exploration of part 

of Aroostook County.]

Maine, 2d Annual Report Nat. Hist, and 

Geol., pp. 359-376, Augusta, 1862.

[7th Annual Report of Maine, Board of 

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Holmes, F. S. Notes on the geology of 

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Am. Jonr. Sci.,2d series, vol. 7, pp. 187-20], 

1819.

 Observations on the geology of Ashley River, S. C.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 201-204,1850.

 Fossils of the post-Pliocene, 16pages, 

Charleston, 1858.

 Remains of domestic animals among 

post-Pliocene fossils in South Carolina, 

16 pages, Charleston, 1858.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 25, 

pp. 442-443 (ip.), 1858.

 Post-Pliocene fossils of South Carolina, 4°, Nos. 1-5.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 27, p. 

156 (ip.), 1859.

 [Remarks on post-Pliocene fossils of 

South Carolina]. Includes letters from 

Leidy and Agassiz.

Philadelphia, Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 11, pp. 

177-180,1860.

 Phosphate rocks of South Carolina 

and the "Great Carolina marl bed," 

87 pages, 4 plates, Charleston, 1870.

Reviewed by Anon., Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, 

vol. 1, pp. 221,306 (i p.), 1871.

Holmes, J. A. Taxodium (cypress) in 

North Carolina Quaternary.

Elisha Mitchell Sci. Soc., Jour., 1884-85, 

pp. 92-93,1885.

The conglomerate and pebble beds

of the Triassic and Potomac formations 

in North Carolina. [Abstract],

Elisha Mitchell Sci. Soc., Jour., 1889, p. 148 

(i p.), 1890.

 Mineralogical, geological, and agricultural surveys of South Carolina.

Elisha Mitchell Sci. Soc., Jour., 1890, pp. 89- 

117,1891.

Holmes, Nathaniel. [Remarks on the 

loess and drift of Missouri and Illinois, and upon the Big Mound at St. 

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St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 2, pp. 565- 

509, 1808.

 [On the Mississippi Delta and loess.] 

St. Louis A cad. Sci., Trans., vol. 3, pp.cxivcxv (J p.), 1S78.
488 CATALOGUE AND ItfDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Holmes, W. H. Report on the northwestern portion of the Elk range.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing Colorado 

and parts of adjacent Territories, F. V. Hayden in charge, 8th Annual Report [for 1874], 

pp. 59-71, Washington, 1876.

 [Report as geologist of the San Juan 

division.]

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing Colorado 

and parts of adjacent Territories, F. V. Haydeu in charge, 9th Annual Eeport [for 1875], 

pp. 237-276, Washington, 1877.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 10, p. 102 (J p.), 

1876; Ain. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, pp. 69- 

70 (§ p.), 1876.

 Report on the geology of the Sierra 

Abajo and West San Miguel mountains. 

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing Colorado 

and parts of adjacent Territories, F. V. Hayden in charge, 10th Annual lleport [for 1876], 

pp. 187-195, Washington, 1878.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 11, pp. 75-76 (J p.), 

1877.

 Notes on an extensive deposit of obsidian in the Yellowstone National 

Park.

Am. Nat., vol. 13, pp. 247-250,1879.

 Fossil forests of the volcanic Tertiary formations of the Yellowstone 

Park.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, Bull. vol. 5, pp. 125-132; Washington, 

1879. 

% Sci. Am. Supp., vol. 7, No. 180, pp. 2861-2862.

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United States geological and geographical

survey of the Territories, F. V. Haydeu in

charge; atlas of Colorado, folio, Washington, 

1881.

 On the geology of the Yellowstone 

National Paik.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, 12th Annual Report [for 1878], part 2, 

pp. 1-57, Washington, 1883.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 15, pp. 203-208, 

1881; vol. 17, p. 1262 (J p.), 1883; Science, vol. 

3, pp. 104-105, 4°, 1884.

Hoist, N. 0. A great quartzite more recent than the Olenus schist. 

Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 357-360,1889. 

From Geologiska Foreningens i Stockholm, 

Forhandl., bd. 11, p. 33, 1889.

Honeyman, D. On new localities of fossiliferous Silurian rocks in eastern Nova 

Scotia.

Canadian Nat., vol. 5, pp. 293-297, I860.

Honeyman, D. Continued.

 On the geology of the gold fields of 

Nova Scotia. [Abridged].

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 18, p. 342,1862. 

Abstract, Canadian Nat., vol. 7, p. 320 (J p.), 

1862.

 On the geology of Arisaig, Nova 

Scotia.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 20, pp. 333-345, 

1864.

Abstract, Ani. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 38, 

p. 280 (i p.), 1864.

 Geology of Antigonish County, Nova 

Scotia.

Nova Scotian Inst. Nat. Sci., Trails., vol. 1, 

part 4, pp. 106-120,1866.

 Lanrentiau rocks of Nova Scotia.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 50, pp. 417-422, 

1870.

 On the geological features of the 

Londonderry iron mines.

Nova Scotiau Inst. Nat. Sci., Trans., vol. 2, 

parti, pp. 112-118,1870.

 The geology of Gays River gold 

field.

Nova Scotian Inst. Nat., Trans., vol. 2, part 

1, pp. 70-81,1870.

 Notes on iron deposits on East 

River in the county of Pictou, Nova 

Scotia.

Nova Scotian Inst. Nat. Hist., Trans., vol. 2, 

 > part 4, pp. 67-73,1870.

 Notes on the geology of Arisaig, 

Nova Scotia, with a note by T. R. Jones. 

[Abridged.]

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 26, pp. 490-492,

1870.

 Note on limestone containing petroleum in Nova Scotia.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, p. 386 (Jp.),

1871.

 On the Quaternary containing the 

New Brunswick fossil cetacean; on 

Niagara coral reefs; and on Niagara 

fossils in trap.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 8, pp. 219-220, 

1874.

[ ] Notes on the Montague gold mines. 

Nova Scotian Inst., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 93-94, 

1874.

 Record of observations on Nova 

Scotian geology.

Nova Scotian Inst., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 6-18, 

31-40. 62-73,1874.

 -. On pre-Carboniferous rocks of the 

Picton coal field.

Nova Scotian Inst., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 105- 

108,141.-143,1874.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 489

Honeyman, D. Continued.

 On the geology of the iron deposits 

of Pictou County.

Nova Scotian Inst., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 171- 

173,1874.

 Notes on the geology of Nova Scotia 

and Cape Breton.

Nova Scotian lust., Trails., vol. 3, pp. 193- 

202,1874.

 On the raotamorphism of rocks in 

Nova Scotia and Cape Breton.

Nova Scotiau Inst., Trails., vol. 3, pp. 231- 

237,1874.

 The history of a bowlder.

Nova Scotian Inst., Trnns., vol. 3, pp. 321- 

326,1874.

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pages, 25 plates (Professional papers, 

No. 13), Washington, 1876.

Reviewed by Bails, Van Nostrand's Eng. 

Mag., vol. 19, pp. 211-229, 1878.

 Long, S. H., and. Report of the 

Board of Topographical Engineers on 

the inundations, etc., of the Lower 

Mississippi.

Report Sec. War, 31st Gong., 2d sess. [Senate] Ex. Doc. No. 13, 214 pages, AVashington, 1851.

Humphreys, A. N. Mining methods 

practiced by Westruoreland Coal Company, Irwiu, Pa.

Gcol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Annual Report 

for 1886, part 1, pp. 411-456, 7 plates, Harrisburg, 1887.

Huiigerford, Edward. Riptoii sea beaches 

[Vermont].

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 112-114,

18G7.

Abstracts, Canadian Nat., vol. 3, new sories, p. 305 (J p.); Am. Nat., vol. 1, pp. 499-500 

(i p.), 1868.

Huiigerford, Edward Continued.

 Considerations relating to the climate of the Glacial epoch in. North 

America.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 108-111,1808.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 1, pp. 498-499,1808.

 Evidences of glacial action oil the 

Green.Mountain summits.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 45, pp. 1-5, 

1808.

Hunt, E. B. Florida reef, its origin, 

growth, substructure, and chronology. 

U. S. Coast Surv., lioport for 1862, pp. 238- 

241,1862.

 On the origin, growth, substructure, 

and chronology of the Florida reef.

Am. Jour, Sci., 2d sorioa, vol. 35, pp. 197-210, 

1863.

Hunt, Joseph H. A group of copper 

pseudoinorphs after chalcocite, and silica and phrenite pseudoinorphs after 

pectolite, from Patorsou, N. J. [Abstract.]

New York Acad. Sci., Trims., vol. 9, pp. MO144, 1890.

Hunt, T. Sterry. Analyses of minerals 

for the Vermont survey.

Geology of Vermont, 3d Annual Report, by 

C. B. Adama, pp. 23-27, Burlington, 1847.

 On the geology of Canada.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 325- 

334,1849.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 9, pp. 12-19, 

1850.

 Report of chemist and mineralogist. 

Canada, Geol. Surv., Report 1'or 1847-48 

pp. 125-165, Montreal, 1849.

 On the acid springs and gypsum deposits of the Ouondaga salt group.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 7, pp. 175-178, 

1849.

 Report of chemist and mineralogist 

of the Provincial geological survey.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1849-50, pp. 73-100, Toronto, 1850.

 On the Taconic system.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 202-204,1851.

 Examination of phosphatic matter 

and supposed bones and coprolites occurring in the Lower Silurian rocks of 

Canada.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 8, pp. 209-210, 

1852.

 Report [on chemical work].

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1851-52, pp. 93-121, Quebec, 1852.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 17, 

p. 127 (J p.), 1852,
496 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Hunt, T. Sterry Continued.

 Remarks on the lithological and 

paleontological characters of the Potsdam sandstone.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 271-273, 1852.

 On some of the crystalline limestones of North America. [Abstract.] 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 18, pp. 193-200,

1854.

 On the so-called talcose slates of the 

Green Mountains.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2cl series, vol. 19, p. 417 (Jp),

1855.

 Observations sur les roches magne"- 

siennes du groupe de la riviere Hudson 

que M. Logan a d6crites dans la science 

du 7 mai 1855.

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2cl series, vol. 12, 

pp. 1029-1032,1855.

 On the probable origin of some 

magnesian rocks.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 24, pp. 272-273, 

1857.

 Report for the year 1854 [on mineralogic study of the stratified crystalline rocks].

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1853-1856, pp. 373-390, Toronto, 1857.

 Report for the year 1856 [mineralogy 

of the metamorphic rocks of Canada 

and elsewhere].

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress, 

1853-1856, pp. 431-494, Toronto, 1857.

Abstracts, Canadian Nat., vol. 3, pp. 91-97, 

1858.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2<l series, vol. 25, pp. 217-226;

vol. 26, pp. 234-240, 1858, under title "Contributions to the history of ophiolites," with 

additions.

[ ] On serpentine and some of its 

uses.

Canadian Nat., vol. 2, pp. 28-34, 3857.

 Report of chemist and mineralogist 

for the year 1853 [mineral waters, 

Laurentian limestones, etc.].

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress, 

1S53-1856, pp. 347-371, Toronto, 1857.

 On the origin and metamorphism of 

some sedimentary rocks.

Canadian Jour., vol. 2, new series, pp. 355- 

357,1857. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 2, pp. 261-262,1857.

 Mineral waters and the origin of 

magnesian rocks.

Canadian Nat., vol. 2, p. 258 (f p.), 1857.

Hunt, T. Sterry Continued.

 [Chemical] report [aud on dolomites and their formation].

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress, 

1857, pp. 193-229, Toronto, 1858.

 On the theory of igneous rocks and 

volcanoes.

Canadian Nat., vol. 3, pp. 194-201,1858. 

Canadian Jour., vol. 3, new series, pp. 201- 

208,1858.

 On some points in chemical geologyGeol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 15, pp. 488-496, 

1859.

Canadian Nat., vol. 4, pp. 414-425 (with addition), 1859.

 On some reactions of the salts of lime 

and magnesia, and on the formation of 

gypsums and magnesian rocks.

Am. Jour. Sci.,2cl series, vol. 28, pp. 170-187, 

365-383,1859.

 Formation of siliceous rocks.

Canadian Nat., vol. 4, pp, 295-296 (J p.), 1859.

 Report of chemist and mineralogist 

[on intrusive rocks of Montreal and 

Grenville, minerals from Silurian rocks, 

and history of dolomites].

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress,

1858, pp. 171-218, Montreal, 1859; in part in

Canadian Jour., vol. 5, new series, pp. 426-442.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 31,

p. 124 (Jp.), 1859.

 Oil some of the igneous rocks of Canada.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 29, pp. 282-284, 

1860.

 Notes on the dolomites of the Paris 

basin.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 29, pp. 284-285, 

I860.

 Review on some points in the geology 

of the Alps. [M6moire sur les terrains 

liassique et Keuperien de la Savoie, par 

Alphonse Favre.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 29, pp. 118-124, 

1860.

 Contributions to the history of gypsums and magnesian rocks. [Abstract.] 

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 227-247,1860. 

Abstract, Canadian Nat., vol. 4, pp. 294-295 

(^ p.), 1859.

 On the Taconic system of Dr. Emmons.

Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series, vol. 32, pp. 427-430, 

1861; vol. 33, pp. 135-136,1862.

 On the origin of some magnesian 

and aluminous rocks.

Canadian Nat., vol. 6, pp. 180-184,1861.
CARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 497

Hunt, T. Sterry Continued.

 Notes on the history of petroleum oc 

rock oil.

Canadian Nat., vol. 6, pp. 241-255,1861. 

Smithsoniau Institution Report for 1861, pp. 

319-329.

 Burramle on the primordial zone in 

North America, and on the Tacouic 

system of Ernmons.

Canadian Nat., vol. 6, pp. 374-383,1861.

 On some points in American geologyAin.Jonr. Sci.,2d series, vol. 31, pp. 392-414, 

1861. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 6, pp. 81-105,1861.

 Note on tho Taconic system of Euirnons.

Canadian Nat., vol. 7, pp. 78-80,1862.

 Note on the occurrence of glauconito 

in the lower Silurian rocks.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d s«ries, vol. 33, pp. 277-278 

(4 p.), 1862.

 On the chemistry of the earth. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 7, pp. 201-205,1862. 

Comptes llendus, French Acad. Sci., Juno 

9,1862.

 Catalogue of a collection of crystalline rocks of Canada.

Gool. Surv. Canada., descriptive catalogue 

of collection of economic minerals of Canada 

and of its crystalline rocks sent to tho London 

Exhibition of 1862, pp. 01-83, Montreal, 1862.

 Note [on the various theoretical 

views regarding the origin of the primitive formations, by C. F. Naumann.] 

Canadian Nat., vol. 7, pp. 262-263, 1862.

 Contributions to the chemical and 

geological history of bitumens and 

pyroschists or bituminous shales.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 35, pp. 157-17], 

1863.

 On the gold mines of Canada and 

the manner of working them. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 8, pp, 13-19, 1863.

 On the chemical and mineralogical 

relations of raetamorphic rocks.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 36, pp. 214-226, 

1863. 

Canadian Nat., vol.8, pp. 195-208, 1863.

 On the earth's climate in Paleozoic 

times.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 36, pp. 396- 

398, 1863. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 8, pp. 323-325, 1863.

 On peat and its uses.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 1, pp. 426- 

441, 1884.

Bull. 127 32

Hunt, T. Sterry Continued.

 Contributions to lithology.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 37, pp. 248- 

266; vol. 38, pp. 91-104; 174-185, 18.64.

Canadian Nat., now series, vol. 1, pp. 16-36; 

161-189, 1865.

 Petroleum, its geological relations 

considered, with especial reference to 

its occurrence in Gasp6,19 pages, map, 

Montreal, 1865.

 Contributions to chemistry of natural waters.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 39, pp. 176- 

193 ; vol. 40, pp. 43-60, 193-213, 1865.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 2, pp. 1-21, 

161-183, 276-299, 1865.

 On the mineralogy of Eozoon canadense.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 2, pp. 120- 

127,1865.

 Notes on silicification of fossils.

Canadian Nat., now series, vol. 1, pp. 46-50, 

1805.

 A geographical sketch of Canada.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 2, pp. 356- 

363,1865. From a pamphlet.

 On the primeval atmosphere.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 15, pp. 34-37, 1868. 

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 3, pp. 117-120 

1868.

 On the Laurentian limestones and 

their mineralogy. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 15, pp. 54-57, 1866. 

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 3, pp. 123- 

125. 1868.

 Report on geology and mineralogy 

of the Laurentian limestones [and on 

tho geology of petroleum and salt, 

porosity of rocks, peat],

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress from 

1863 to 1866, pp. 181-291, Ottawa, 1866.

 Report on the gold region of lower 

Canada.

Geol. Surv, Canada, Report of progress, from 

1863 to 1866, pp. 79-90, 1866.

 Sur les pe"trolee de l'Ame"rique du 

Nord.

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 24, 

pp. 570-573, 1867.

 Terrains ancienc de l'Ame*rique du 

Nord.

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 24. 

pp. 664-669, 1867.

[ ] Description ge"ologique du Canada.

Esquisse gfiologique du Canada, pp. 3-35, 

Paris, 1867.
498 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Hunt, T. Sterry Continued.

 Report on the gold region of Hastings.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Reports on the gold 

region of the county of Hastings, pp. 3-6, 

Montreal, 1867.

 On some points in the geology of 

Vermont.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 40, pp. 222- 

229, 1868. Bead to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 

1868.

 Notes on 1he geology of southwestern Ontario.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol.46, 2d series, pp. 355- 

362, 1868.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 4, pp. 11-20, 

1869.

 On tho chemistry of the primeval 

earth.

Canadian Nat,., new series, vol. 3, pp. 225- 

234, 1868. Read to Royal Inst. Great Britain, 

London, May, 1S67.

 Geological survey of Canada, report 

on tho gold region of Nova Scotia, 38 

pages, Ottawa, 1868.

 [Geological features in vicinity of 

Beloiil Mountain.]

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 4, pp. 218- 

224, 1869.

 On the probable seat of volcanic 

action.

Geol. Mag., vol. 6, pp. 245-251, 1869. 

' Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 50, pp. 21-28; 

 1870.

/ Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 4, pp. 166- 

173,1869.

 Volcanoes and earthquakes. Abstract of a lecture.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 4, pp. 387- 

397,1869.

 Borings for oil in southwestern 

Ontario region.

Read to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1869. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 2, p. 388 (£ p.), 1869.

 On Laurentian rocks in eastern 

Massachusetts.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 49, pp. 75-78, 

1870.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 5, pp. 7-10, 

1870.

 On astronomy and geology.

Canadian Nat., now series, vol. 5, pp. 460- 

462, 1870.

 On the geology of eastern New England.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 50, pp. 83-90, 

1870.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 5, pp. 198- 

205,1870.

Hunt, T. Sterry Continued.

 On norite or labradorite rock.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 49, pp. 180- 

186, 1870.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 5, pp. SI38, 1870. Read to Am. Assoc., 1869.

 On the geology of northeastern 

America.

Road to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1869. 

Abstract, Am Nat., vol. 3, p. 442 (J p.), 

1870.

 Labradorite rocks at Marblehead

[Mass].

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 49, p. 389, 

(J p.) 1870.

 On Laurentian rocks in Nova 

Scotia.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 50, pp. 132- 

134, 1870.

 [Mineral silicates in Paleozic crinoids, etc.]

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 5, pp. 449- 

451, 1870. Remarks by J. W. Dawsoii, p. 451.

 [Description of the New England 

granite formation.]

Essex lust., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 106-107 (J p.), 

1870.

 Report [on Goderich salt region and 

iron ores].

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1866-1869, pp. 211-304, 1870.

Abstract, Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 

6, pp. 70-89, 1871.

 The oil-bearing limestone of Chicago.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 157-159, 1870. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, pp. 420-425, 

1871.

 On the chemistry of the earth.

Smithsonian Report for 1869, pp. 182-207, 

1871.

 On the geognosy of the Appalachian

system.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 1-35,1871. 

Am. Nat., vol. 5, pp. 450-470,1871. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 2, pp. 

205-207.

 The origin of crystal line'rocks. 

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 35-59,1871. 

Am. Nat., vol. 5, pp. 470-509,1871. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 2, pp. 

205-206,1871.

 Notes on granitic rocks.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, pp. 82-89,182- 

191; vol. 3, pp. 115-125,1871.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 5, pp. 388-406, 

1870.

Abstractin Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 

19, pp. 159-161,1871.
DAUTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 499

Hunt, T. Sterry Continued.

 Mineral silicates in fossils.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 2, pp. 57-58, 

1871. 

Am. Nat., vol. 5, pp. 445-447,1871.

 On the oil wells of Terro Haute, Ind. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 2, pp. 369-371,

1871. 

Am. Nat., vol. 5, pp. 576-577,1871.

 [Notes on the mountain of Montarville and its geological history.]

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 6, pp. 224-226,

1872.

 History of the names Cambrian and 

Silurian in geology.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 6, pp. 281-312, 

417-448,1872.

Geol. Map;., vol. 10, pp. 385-395,453-461, 504- 

510,561-506,1872.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 4, pp. 

41G-417(Jp.),1872.

 [On labraclorito rocks in New Hampshire and Colorado.]

Gool. Sur\r. New Hampshire, its progress 

during 1871, pp. 13-14 (f p.), Nashua, 1872.

 [On porphyries of the coast of Massachusetts.]

Essex. lust., Bull., vol. 3, pp. 53-54,1872.

 Remarks OH the late criticisms of 

Dana.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 4, pp. 41-52,

1872.

 On Alpine geology.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 3, pp. 1-15, 

. 1872.

 On the geology of the vicinity of 

Boston.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 

45-49, 1872.

 On the oil-bearing limestone of 

Chicago.

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 6, pp. 54-59,

1872. Head to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1870.

 Analyses of coals and crystalline 

rocks from Vancouver Island.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress 

for 1871-72, pp. 98-100, Montreal. 1872.

 The metamorphism of rocks.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 22, part 2, pp. 115-116, 

J873. 

Canadian Nat., new scries, vol. 7, p. 162,1875.

 On somepoi ntsin dynamical geology. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 5. pp. 264-270,

1873.

 On the copper deposits of the Blue

Ridge.

 Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 6, pp. 305-308, 

1873,

Hunt, T. Sterry Continued.

 The origin of metalliferous deposits.

Am. Inst. Mining Enji., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 

413-420, 1873.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Report of progress, 

new series, vol. 2, pp. 301-317, bottom pagination, Frankfort, 1877.

 [Remarks on position of magnetic 

iron ores of northern New York.]

Ain. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 

370-371, 1873.

 [On the theories of volcanoes.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 15, pp.

250-252, 1873. 

 [On concentric lamination in 

rocks.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 15, pp. 261- 

262 (| p.), 1873. Remarks by Kneeland, p. 202.

 [On the geology of the White and 

Green Mountains.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 15, pp. 309- 

310,1873.

 Notes on the geology and economic 

mineralogy of the southeastern Appalachians. [Abstract.]

Am. A.8SOC., Troc., vol. 22, part 2, pp. 113-115, 

1874.

 [Remarks on mode of occurrence of 

New Jersey magnetites.]

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 2, pp. 

324-325,3874.

 The coals of the Hocking Valley, 

Ohio.

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 2, pp. 

273-278,1874.

 The Ore Knob copper mine and aomo 

related deposits.

Am. Jnst. Mining Eiig., Trans., vol. 2, pp. 

123-129,130,1874. Discussed by R. W. Ray. 

mond, pp. 129-130,131.

 Supplementary note on the geology 

of the north shore of Lake Superior.

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trails., vol. 2, pp. 58- 

59, 1874.

 Remarks on Professor Newborry's 

paper on "Circles of deposition," etc.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 22, part 2, pp. 190-198, 

1874.

 Breaks in the American Paleozoic

series. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 22, part 2, pp. 117-119, 

1874. 

Canadian Nat., now series, vol. 7, pp. 160-162.

[ ] [Occurreuces of glauconite and fossil resins.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 301- 

302 (J p.), 1874,
500 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Hunt, T. Sterry Continued.

 [On the crystalline rocks of the Blue 

Kidge and their decomposition.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 

115-117, 1874.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 7, 

pp. 60-61, 1874.

 [Remarks on the stratification of 

rock masses.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 

237-239, 1874.

 The deposition of clays.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 

302-304, 1874.

 Geology of southern New Brunswick. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 22, part 2, pp. 116- 

117, 1874.

 Report on Hoosac tunnel, House 

Doc. No. 9, 1875, Massachusetts. [Not 

seen.]

 Chemical and geological essays, 489 

pages, Boston, 1875.

 The geological survey of Missouri. 

Am. Nat., vol. 9, pp. 240-245,' 1875.

 On the decayed rocks of Hoosac 

Mountain.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 

187-188, 1875.

 The' disintegration of rocks and its 

geological significance. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 23, part 2, pp. 39-41, 

1875. 

Am. Nat., vol. 9, pp. 471-473,1875.

 [Remarks on the hematite iron ores 

of the eastern United States.] 

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trails., vol. 3, pp. 

417-422, 1875.

 On the Boston artesian well and its 

waters.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hiat., Proc., vol. 17, pp. 

486-488,1875.

 [Remarks on relations of primordial 

and crystalline works in New England 

and elsewhere.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 17, pp. 

508-510, 1875.

 The Cornwall iron mine and some 

related deposits in Pennsylvania.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trails., vol. 4, pp. 

319-325, 1876.

 J. D. Dana on the alteration of rocks. 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 

108-112, 1877.

Hunt, T. Sterry Continued.

 The decayed gneiss of Hoosac Mountain.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 

106-108,1877.

 On the history of the crystalline 

stratified rocks. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 25, pp. 205-208,1877.

 The Goderich salt region.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 

538-560, 1877.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Soi., 3d series, vol. 13, 

pp. 231-234 (5 p.), 1877.

 Geology of eastern Pennsylvania. 

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 25, pp. 208-212,1877.

 Special report on the trap dikes 

and Azoic rocks of southern Pennsylvania, part 1, historial introduction. 

2d G'eol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report E, 

pp. viii-xxi, 253 pages, Harrisburg, 

1878.

 On the Goderich salt region and Mr. 

Attrill's exploration.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1876-77, pp. 221-243, 1878.

 On the geology of the Eozoic rocks 

of North America.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 

275-279,1878.

 The older rocks of western North 

America.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 26, pp. 265-266,1878.

 The Quebec group in geology.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 2-4, 

1878.

 The history of some pre-Cambrian 

rocks in America and Europe.

Am. Assoc., Proc.. vol.'28, pp. 279-296,1879.

Am. Jour. Sci. : 3d series, vol. 19, pp. 268-283, 

1880.

Canadian Nat., vol. 9, new series, pp. 257-275, 

1880.

 The Dominion of Canada. [Geological formations.]

Macfarlane's Am. Geol. Hwy. Guide, pp. 

52-55,1879.

 Table of the geological formations. 

Macfarlane's Am. Geol. Rwy. Guide, p. 51, 

1879.

 Eozoic.

Macfarlane's Am. Geol. Rwy. Guide, pp. 10- 

13,1879. Reviewed by G. C. Broadhead, Kansas City Review, vol. 2, pp. 628-629.1879.

 [On the origin of clays on the 

Atlantic seaboard.]

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol.6, pp. 

188-189,1879.
NOKTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 501

Hunt, T. Sterry Continued.

 [On the position of the copper-bearing rocks of Lake Superior and Pennsylvania.]

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trons., vol. 7, pp. 

333-330, 339,1879.

 The coal and iron of the Hocking 

Valley, Ohio.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Xrans., vol. 7, pp. 

313-315,1879.

 The genesis of certain iron ores.

Science (edited by Michels), vol. 1, p. 209, 4°, 

1880. Head to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1880.

 The chemical and geological relations of the atmosphere.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19, pp. 349-363, 

1880.

 Letters and notes on the iron-hearing and associated rocks of the Marqnetteregion, and comparisons with the 

Archean of Canada and of the eastern 

United States [with comments by T. B. 

Brooks].

Geology of 'Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1879, 

vol. 3, pp. 657-663,1880.

 Des terrains pre~-Caml>riens dans 

I'Arndrique clu Nord.

Congr6sG6ol. International, CompleEendu, 

session of 1878, pp. 229-232,233,1880. 

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1881.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 15, pp. 494-496,1881. 

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Abstract, Science, vol. 3, pp. 675-676 (£ p.), 

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Canada, Royal Soc., Trans., vol. 2, sec. 3, pp. 

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British Assoc.,Report, 1887, pp. 704-705,1888.

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1873. Paleontologic report on Montana, 

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1883. Report on Wind River district,

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Geologic sketch of Pacific division, Becker.

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1890. Age of beds in Boise River region, 

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Macfarlane's Railroad Guide, 

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Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, 

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Worthen. 

Randolph, St. Clair, Madison, and

Hancock counties, Wortheu. 

Johnson County, Engelmann.

Illinois Continued. 

186G. Geology of the lead region, 

Worthen.

Hardin County, Worthen and 

Eugelmann.

Occurrence of fossil fishes, 

Worthen.

Physical features, general principles, and surface geology, 

Wortheu.

Massac and part of Pope counties, 

Eugelmann.

1867. Niagara fauna at Chicago, Winchell and Marcy. 

On Andrews on the Glacial drift,

Hilgard. 

Drift beneath Lake Michigan, in

Chicago tunnel, Andrews. 

Fresh-witter Glacial drift of tho

Northwest, Whittlesey. 

Subterranean sources of waters

of the Great Lakes, Shufeldt.

1868. Cook County, Bannister.

Lower Carboniferous of southern

Illinois, Engelmann. 

Washington, Clinton, Marion,

and Jefferson counties, Engelinaun.

Lasalle County, Freeman. 

Chornical analyses, Blaney. 

Alexander, Union, Jackson, and

Perry counties, Worthen and

Engelmann.

Loess and drift, Holmes, N. 

Jersey, Greeue, and Scott connties, Wortheu. 

Coal measures of Illinois,

Worthen. 

Coal measures and limestones,

Wortheu.

1869. Old lake beds of the prairie region, Wallace, S. J.

Relations and characters of western bowlder drift, Andrew.

The Mississippi Valley, Foster, 

J. W.

1870. Dekalb, Mcllenry, Lake, Kendall, Cass, Menard, and other

counties, Bannister. 

Introductory remarks, paleontol- 

 ogy, Wortheu. 

Grnndy, Will, Kankakee, and

other counties, Bradley. 

Losquereux on Illinois coal

plants, Bradley.
508 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Illinois Continued.

1870. Calhoun, Pike, Adams, and other

counties, Wortheu. 

Henderson, Warren, Mercer, and

other counties, Green, H. A. 

Oil-bearing limestone of Chicago,

Hunt, T.S.

1871. The Marshall group,Wiuchell, A.

History of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard.

Relative age of Niagara and lower Helderberg groups, Worth en.

Synchronism of Illinois and Kentucky coals, Wortheu.

Surface geology of Great Lakes 

and Mississippi Valley, Newberry.

1872. Oil-bearing limestone of Chicago, 

Hunt, T. S.

Eelation of middle and upper 

Silurian in United States, 

Hall, J.

Past and future of Niagara. Gunning.

Western coal measures of Indiana 

Cox, E. T.

1873. Chart of nomenclature for Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C. H.; Hitchcock and Blake.

Peoria, McDouough, Monroe, 

Macoupiu, and Sangamon counties, Worth en.

Rock Island County, Worthen 

and Shaw.

1874. Northwestern counties, Shaw.

Map of coal fields of the United

States, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Report of survey of Missouri,

Broadhead. 

Niagara and lower Helderberg

in United States and Canada,

Hall, J. 

Map of coal fields of the United

States, Hitchcock, C. H.

1875. Guelph limestone of North America, Nicholsou.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Geological map, Worthen.

Livingston County, Freeman, 

H. C.

Gallatin and Saline counties, 

Cox.

Illinois Continued.

1875. Clarke, Craw ford, Jasper, Lawrence, Richland, Wabash, Edwards, White, Clay. Cumberland, Coles, Douglas, Williams, 

and Franklin counties, 

Worthen.

Coal measures, Wortben.

Wilmiugton coal field, Johnson, J.

Bond, Fayette, Montgomery, 

Christian, Shelby, Effiugham, 

Moultrie, Macou, and Platt 

counties, Broadhead.

1876. Chemical report, survey of Kentucky, Peter.

Vegetal remains in drift of the 

Northwest, Winchell, N. H.

1877. Local geology, Davenport, Iowa, 

Pratt.

Agency of lateral pressure exhibited by rock movements, 

Niles.

Coal regions of America, Macfarlaue, J.

1878. Mississippi Delta and loess, 

Holmes, N.

Coal at Centralia, Engelmann.

Lesquereux's theory of prairies, 

Hay.

Term Hudson River in nomenclature, Hall, J.

Valley of Minnesota and Mississippi rivers, Warren, G. K.

1879. Relations of horizons of extinct

vertebrata, Cope. 

North American Mesozoic and

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad

Guide to Illinois, Worthen.

1880. Local geology, Davenport, Iowa,

Pratt. 

Resources of Wisconsin, Irviug,

R.D. 

Preservation of plants on Mazon

Creek, Pike, J. W. 

Improvements of the Mississippi,

Ballon.

1882. Evidence of pre-Glacial origin of 

basins of Lakes Erie and Ontario, Claypole. 

Coal fields of Illinois, Worthen.

1883. Local geology, Davenport, Iowa,

Barris.

Classification of lake basins, 

Davis, W. M.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 509

Illinois Con tinned.

1883. Culture and curing of tobacco, 

Ki Hebrew.

Terminal moraine of second Glacial period, Chamberlin, T. C.

Well at Moline, Pratt.

Geologic history of the American 

continent, Hall, J.

Section on Rock River from Oregon to Sterling, Everett.

Lasalle County, Worthen.

Utica and related horizons, AValcott.

Economical geology, Worthen.

Glacial boundary between New 

York and Illinois, Wright, G. F.

Remains from the loess, McAdams.

1884. Drift of Illinois, McAdams.

Glacial period in Illinois, McAdams.

Organisms in bowlder clays of 

Chicago, Johnson and Thomas.

Glacial boundary in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, Wright, 

G.F.

Illinois building stone, Conover.

Tertiary of Eastern and Southern States, Heilprin.

Contributions to Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

Bowlder clays of Chicago, Johnson and Thomas.

1885. Microstructure of certain bowlder clays, Dawsou, G. M.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Driftless area, Chamberlin and 

Salisbury.

Report of Glacial division, Chamberlin, T. C.

1886. Fulgurites, Merrill, G. P.

Distribution of gas, Freeman. 

Quaternary deposits of Illinois, 

Worthen.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock,

C. H.

Fossil fuels, Conistock. 

Fulgurite from Whiteside County,

analysis, Ctarke, F. W. 

Loess and clays, analyses, Riggs. 

Peoria County, Chapman, W. H.

1888. Coal, Ash burner.

"Dauntless" core drill. Eng.

and Mining Jour. 

Types of Devonian system in 

North America, Williams, H. S.

Illinois Continued.

1889. Sceptropora, etc., Ulrich.

Carboniferous echinodermata, 

Keyes.

Forest bed beneath intramorainal 

drift, Leverett.

Glacial phenomena in northeastern Illinois, Leverett.

Raised beaches of Lake Michigan, 

Leverett.

Building stones, Merrill, G. P.

Report Division of Glacial geology, United States Geological 

Survey, Chamberlin.

1890. Artesian waters from drift, Rolfe.

Bowlder belts and bo wider trains, 

Chamberlin.

Climate indicated by interglacial 

beds, Leverett.

Deep well at Dixou, Tiffany.

Glacial boundary, Wright, G.F.

Glacial phenomena, Leverett.

History of Niagara River, Gilbert.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Chamberlin, Worthen, Wright.

Lake Michigan glacier and channels, Guthrie.

Drift deposits, Worthen.

Economic geology, Worthen.

Geologic map, Worthen.

1891. Age of orange sands, Salisbury.

Altitude of United States during 

Glacial period, Chamberlin.

Criteria of englacial and subglacial drift, Upham.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S. 

 Extension of pre-Plei s t o c e n e 

gravels, Salisbury.

Geological notes. Gresley.

Local deposit of Chester sandstone, Nickles.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Relationship of Pleistocene to 

pre-Pleistocene, Chamberlin 

and Salisbury.

Stria) and slickeiisides at Alton, 

Todd.

Second driftless area, Salisbury. 

Indiana.

1807, Observations on geology of 

United States, and map, Maclure.
510 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Indiana Continued.

1818. Sketch of a, part of Indiana, 

Stitson.

1823. Expedition from Pittsburg to the 

Rocky Mountains, Long.

1824. Expedition to sources of St. 

Peters Eiver, Keating.

1835. Report on elevated country 

between Missouri and Red 

rivers, Featherstouhaugh.

1838. Observations in Holland connected with prairies, Jones, G.

1842. Notes on geology of the Western 

States, Hall, J.

1843. Geology about Richmond, Pluinnier. 

Geology in vicinity of New

Albany, Clapp. 

Fossil trees in Posey County,

Owen, D. D. 

Section from Cleveland to the

Mississippi and on identity of

Western formations, Hall, J. 

Geology of the Western States,

Owen; D. D. 

Geology of western district of

New York, Hall, J. 

Marcellus and Hamilton in the

West and South, Rogers, H. D. 

Geological formations of the

Western States, Byrern. 

Distribution of fossils in the older

rocks, Hall, J.

1844. Review of New York reports,

Owen, D. D. 

Notes on fossils, Raymond.

1846. Geology of Western States, Oweu, 

D. D.

1847. Distribution of remains in older 

formations of the United States, 

Hall, J.

Contributions to geology of Kentucky, Yandell and Shumard.

Parallelism of Paleozoics of North 

America with those of Europe, 

Verneuil, Hall, J.

1848. Features of Natchez, Biuney.

Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C.

1850. Terraces bordering Lake Erie, 

Whittlesey.

1851. Gouiatite limestone at Rockford,

Christy.

Parallelism of Paleozoics of 

United States and Europe, 

Hall, J,

Indiana Continued.

1851. Superficial deposits of the Northwest, Whittlesey.

1853. Geologic map of the United 

States, etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Geologic map of United States,

by Marcou, Am. Jour. Sci. 

Survey of Indiana, Brown, R. T.

1855. Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1858. Coal fields of United States 

and British Provinces, Rogers, 

H. D.

Sketch of Geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1859. Paleontology of New York, vol. 

3, Hall, J.

1861. Age and relations of gouiatite 

limestone at Rockford, Meek 

and Wortheu.

Chemical report on survey of 

Kentucky, Peter.

1862. Survey of coal fields, Perry 

County, Lesley, J.

Chemung rocks of Mississippi 

Valley, White and Whitfield.

Report on coal measures of Indiana, Lesquereux.

Analyses of soils of Indiana, 

Peter.

Reconnaissance of Indiana, Owen, 

D. D.

1864. Fossils from Carboniferous, 

Hall, J.

1865. Geological map, Sayler.

Origin of praries, Lesquereux.

1866. Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logan and Hall.

1867. Fresh-water glacial drift of the

Northwest, Whittlesey. 

1869. Geology of Mackenzie Valley,

Meek. 

Geology of Franklin County,

Haymond.

Well at Terre Haute, Guyot. 

First report of survey of Indiana,

Cox. 

Geology of Vermilion County,

Bradley.

1871. The Marshall group, Windiell, A. 

Second Report on Indiana, Cox. 

Geology of Sullivan County, Collett,
NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 511

Indiana Continued.

1871. Oil wells of Terre Haute, Hunt,

T. S. 

History of Gulf of Mexico,

Owen, R. 

Glacial phenomena of Maumee

Valley, Ohio, Gilbert.

1872. Third and fourth reports on survey of Indiana, Cox.

Geology of Dubois and Pike

counties, Collctt. 

Geology of Dearborn, Ohio, and 

Switzerland counties, Warder.

Reconnaissance in Jasper to Howard counties, Collett.

Survey of Parke County, Hobbs, 

B.C.

Western coal measures and Indiana coal, Cox.

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

1873. Drift of the Northwest, Winchell, 

N. H.

1874. Observations in Dekalb to Laporte counties, Levette.

Fifth report of survey of Indiana, Cox.

Warren, Lawrence, Knox, and 

Gibson counties, Collett.

Clarko and Floyd counties, Borden.

Tripoli, Gardner.

1875. Brown County, Collett. 

Jackson County, Cox. 

Sixth report of survey of Indiana,

Cox. 

Scott and Jefferson counties, Borden. 

Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley.

1876. Orange County, Mclntiro and 

Elrod.

Coal measures of Putnam County, 

Collett.

Chemical report of survey of Kentucky, Peter.

Seventh report on survey of Indiana, Cox.

Jennings and Ripley counties, 

Bordcn.

Report on counties of Indiana, 

Collett.

Vegetal remains in drift of the 

 Northwest, Wiuchell, N, H,

Indiana C oiiti n ued.

1876. Lakes of northern Indiana, Leyette.

1877. Coal regions of America, Macfarlaiio, .T.

1878. Term Hudson River in nomenclature, Hall, J.

Discoveries in Western caves, 

Hovey.

1879. Report on Cincinnati group, Miller, S. A.

On Hunt's and Dana's geological 

tables, Broadhead.

Eighth, ninth, and tenth reports 

on survey of Indiana, Cox.

Harrison and Crawford counties, 

Collett.

Loess of the Mississippi Valley, 

Hilgard.

Surface geology of part of Mississippi Valley, McGee.

Geology of Lagrauge County, 

Edmunds.

Relations of horizons of extinct 

vertebrata, Cope.

Paleontology of New York, vol. 

5, Hall, J.

1880. Geology of Mouroe County, 

Greene, G. M.

1882. Evidence of pre-Glacial origin of 

basins of Lakes Erie and Ontario, Claypole.

Geology, mines, quarries, Collett.

Geology of Shelby County, Collett.

Geology of Fountain County, 

Brown, R. T.

Geology of Bartholomew County, 

Elrod.

Geology of Delaware County, 

Phinney.

Gold-bearing drift, Sutton.

1883. Southern boundary of glaciation

in Ohio, Wright, G. F. 

Twelfth report of department of

geology, Collett. 

Survey of Marion County, Brown,

R. T. 

Glacial boundary between New

York and Illinois, Wright, G. F. 

Geology of Randolph County,

Phinuey. 

Geology of Decatur County, El'

rod,
512 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Indiana Continued.

1883. Culture and curing of tobacco, 

Killebrew.

Geology of Jay County, M'Caslin.

Terminal moraine of second Glacial period, Chaiuberlin, T. C.

Some glacial action in Indiana, 

Coulter.

Ocherous deposits, Warder.

1884. Some Indiana glaciology, Coulter.

Glacial boundary in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, Wright, 

G. F.

Topographic phenomena in Indiana, Campbell, J. T.

Building stones, Orton, E.

Glaciated area of North America, 

Wright, G. F.

Survey of Hamilton and Madison counties, Brown, E. T.

Geology of Morgan County, 

Brown, R. T.

Drift of Indiana, Newberry.

Post-Pliocene of America, Cope.

Geology of Rush County, Elrod.

Geologic map, Collett.

Survey of Fayette County, Elrod.

Survey of Union County, EJrod.

Geology of Grant County, Phinney.

Fossils of Indiana, White, C. A.

Hillocks of angular gravel and 

disturbed stratification.

Geology of Johnson County, 

M'Caslin.

Thirteenth report of department 

of geology, Collett.

Illustrations of polished rock 

surfaces, Morgan, H. J.

1885. Map of the United States, McGee.

1886. Geologic map, Branner.

Benton, Tippecauoe, and Washington counties, Gorby.

Brown County, Gorby and Lee.

Building stones, chalk beds, 

clays, glacial deposits, and gas, 

Thompson, M.

Hancock County, Brown.

Clinton, Marshall, and Starko 

counties, Thompson, M.

Compendium of geology, Thompson, M.

Wubash arch, Gorby, Thompson, M.

Indiana Continued.

1886. Maxinkuckee,Thompson and Lee. 

Terminal moraine in central Indiana, Thompson, M. 

Henry and adjoining counties, 

Phinney.

1887. Limestone from Bedford, analysis, Clarke, F. W. 

Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

1888. Caves and cave life, Kingsley. 

Coals, Ashburner. 

Correlations of lower Silurian,

Ulrich. 

Diameter of Silurian island about

Cincinnati, Dennis. 

Erosion" in Indiana, Scovill. 

Keokuk group at Crawfordsville,

Beachler. 

Deposits in which implements

were found, Wright, G. F. 

Natural gas, Phinney. 

Trenton limestone, oil, and gas,

Orton, E. 

Types of Devonian system in

North America, Williams, H. S.

1889. Chipped implements in drift of 

Jackson County, Cresson.

Clinton fossils, Foerste.

Crinoids from the Niagara at St. 

Paul, Beachler.

Glacial phenomena in northern 

Indiana, Leverett.

Origin of loess, Campbell., J. T.

Eeport Division of Glacial geology, United States Geological 

Survey, Chamberlin.

Trenton limestone, oil, and gas, 

Orton.

Building stones, Merrill, G. P.

1890. Analyses of limestone, Clarke,

Catlett. 

Bowlder belta and bowlder trains,

Chamberlin, T. C. 

Climate indicated by interglacial

beds, Leverett.

History of Niagara Eiver, Gilbert.

Glacial boundary, Wright, G. F. 

Keokuk beds, Gordon. 

Origin of pressure of gas, Orton,

McGee. 

Petroleum belt at Terre Haute,

Waldo. 

Macfarlane's Eailway Guide,

Chamberlin, Collett, Wright.
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Indiana C ontinued.

1890. Warren's Geography, Brewer.

1891. Basanite from Crawford County, 

Goldsmith.

Criteria of euglacial and subglacial drift, Upham.

Devonian and Carboniferous correlation, Williams, R. S.

Petroleum [etc.] in western Kentucky, Or ton.

Relation of strength of marble 

to its structure, Perry.

Relationship of Pleistocene to 

pro-Pleistocene, Chamberlain 

and Salisbury.

Rocks at St. Paul, Beachler.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Titanic oxide [in soils], Dunniugton.

Indian Territory. [Including Oklahoma, etc.]

1791. Travels, Bartram. 

1823. Expedition to Rocky Mountains, 

Long.

1853. Geologic map of the United 

States, Marcou, J.

1854. Rocks from Red River region,

Hitchcock, E.

Exploration of Red River region, 

Marcy, R. B.; Shumard, G. C.

1856. Geology of route to the Pacific,

Marcou, J.; Blake, W. P. 

Reconnaissance to Los Angeles, 

Marcou, J.

1858. Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1870. Report on Arkansas River, 

Abort, S. J.

1871. Geologic history of the Gulf of 

Mexico, H&gard.

1873. Geologie map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

1874. Lignitic flora, Newberry.

Chart of the United States, Bradley.

1879. Macfarlaue's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Macfarlaue.

1882. Copper region of northern Texas 

Furman.

1884. Description of Indian Territory,

Loughridge.

Soil map of cotton States, Hilgard.

1885. Map of the United States, McGee. 

Bull. 127 33

Indian Territory. [Including Oklahoma, etc.] Continued.

1887. Geological map of tho United 

States, Hitchcock, C. H.

1888. Coal, Ashburner.

Trinity formation, Hill, R. T.

1890. Coal measures, Chance. 

Explorations, Hill, R. T. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Loughridge. 

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

1891. Cretaceous formations of North

America, White, C. A. 

Leaf-bearing terrano near Alpine,

Cragin. 

Notes on geology of tho South-'

west, Hill. 

Reconnaissance of Ouachita

Mountain system, Hill. 

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Ingall [Lieutenant]. Remarks on the 

district traversed by tho St. Maurice 

expedition in 1829.

Quebec Lit. and Hist. Soc., Trails., vol. 2, 

pp. 7^23,1831.

 Remarks on the country lying between the rivers St. Maurice and 

Saguenay on the north shore of tho St. 

Lawrence.

Quebec Lit. and Hist. Soc., Trails., vol. 2, pp. 

216-230, map, 1831.

Ingall, E. D. [Preliminary report on 

mining districts in the Thunder Bay 

region.]

Canada, Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv., Keport, 

1886, Part A, pp. 14-19, Montreal, 1887.

 Report on mines and mining on 

Lake Superior.

Canada, Gool. Surv., Reports, vol. 3, now 

series, part 2, Keport H, pp. iv, 1-14, 125-131, 

Plates I-IX , map, Montreal, 1888.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 242 (£ p.), 

1888.

Ingersoll, Ernest. The sand dunes of 

tho San Luis Valley.

Ann. Nat., vol. 9, pp. 375-376, 1875.

Ingersoll, T. D wight. Glacial origin of 

Presque Isle, Lake Erie.

Am. Nat., vol. 19, pp. 805-867,1885.

Invilliers, E. V. d'. Second geological 

survey of Pennsylvania. Report D3, 

vol. 2. Tho geology of the South 

Mountain belt of Berks County, by 

E. V. d'lnvilliers, maps in atlas, plates, 

xiv, 441 pages, Harrisburg, 1883.
514 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF . [BULL. 127.

Invilliers, E. V. d' Continued.

 Centre County.

2d Geol. Snrv. Pennsylvania, Report T4, 

the geology of Centre County, by E. V. 

d'lnvilliers, pp. .1-351, maps, Harrisburg, 1884.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, 

pp. 39(5-397 (J p.), 1884.

 Letter respecting Nittany Valley 

ores.

2d geol. surv. Pennsylvania,'Eeport T3, 

geology of Huntingdon County, by I. C."White 

and others, pp. 443-450, Harrisburg, 1885.

 Preliminary report of work done in 

1885 on the resurvey of the Pittsburg 

co.al region.

Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Annual Report 

for 1885, pp. 125-221, plate, Harrisburg, 1886.

 The Cornwall iron-ore mines, Lebanon County, Pa.

Am. Inat. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 14, pp. 

873-904, plates, 1886.

 The Pittsburg coal region.

Gool. Surv. Pennsylvania, Annual Eeport 

for 1886, part 1, pp. 1-372, plates 3, map in 

pocket, Harrisburg, 1887.

 Geological map of southwestern 

Pennsylvania, giving the geological 

outcrops and tidal elevations as a basis 

for estimating the depths to the oil and 

gas sands, to illustrate Mr. CarlFs report on the oil and gas regions, * * * 

scale 2 miles to 1 inch, June, 1887.

Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Annual Eeport 

for 1886, part 2, 2 sheets in pocket, Harrisburg, 1887.

 Eeport on the iron mines and limestone quarries of the Cumberland-Lebanon Valley, 1886.

Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport for 1886, 

part 4, pp. 1409-1567, maps, sheets 7-11 in atlas, 

Harrisburg, 1887.

 The phosphate deposits of the Island 

of Navassa.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 75-84, 1891. 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 7, p. 202 (i p.), 1891.

 Report on the geology of the four 

counties of Union, Snyder, Mifflin, and 

Juniata, with descriptions of the Clinton fossil ore mines, Marcellus carbonate iron-ore mines, Oriskany glass-sand 

mines, and Lewiston limestone quarries. 2d. Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, 

Eeport F3,420 pages, 2 maps in pockets, 

Harrisburg, 1891

 . and McCreath, Andrew. The New 

Eiver-Cripple Creek mineral region of 

. Virginia, 171 pages, 4 plates, map in 

pocket, Harrisburg, 1887.

Invilliers, E. V. d', and McCreath Andrew Continued.

 Comparison of some Southern 

cokes and iron ores.

Am. Inst.. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 15, pp. 

734-753,1887.

 : Mineral resources of the upper 

Cumberland Valley of southeastern 

Kentucky and southwestern Virginia, 

tributary to the proposed Cumberland 

Valley extension of the Louisville and 

Nashville Eailroad, 152 pages, Louisville, 1888.

 Lesley, J. P., and. Eeport on Cornwall iron-ore mines.

Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Annual Eeport 

for 1885, pp. 491-570, map in atlas, Harrisburg, 

1886.

Iowa.

1823. Expedition from Pitteburg to the

Eocky Mountains, Long. 

Map of country drained by the 

Mississippi, James, E.

1824. Expedition to sources of St. 

Peters Eiver, Keating.

1840. Exploration in Iowa, Wisconsin,

and Illinois, Owen, D. D. 

Eeport on lead region of the upper 

Mississippi, Locke.

1841. Mountain limestone of eastern

United States, Foster, J. 

Upper Mississippi region and Cretaceous of the upper Missouri, 

Nicollet.

1842. Lead regions of the upper Mississippi, Locke.

Notes on geology of the Western 

States, Hall, J.

Silurian and Devonian of the 

.United States, Conrad.

Position of lead-bearing limestone of the upper Mississippi, 

King, H.

1843. Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

Section from Cleveland to the 

Mississippi, and on identity of 

Western formations, Hall, J.

Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall,' J.

Eegion of basin of the upper 

Mississippi, Nicollet.

Geology of the Western States, 

Owen, D. D.

Eeview of New York reports, 

Owen, D. D.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 515

Iowa Continued.

1844. Geology of valley of the Mississippi, King, H.

1847. Distribution of remains in older 

formations of tlie United States, 

Hall, J.

Report of survey of Wisconsin 

and Iowa, Owen, D. D.

Parallelism of Paleozoics of 

North America with those of 

Europe, Verueuil, Hall, J.

1848. Letters on geology, Christy.

On geology of Wisconsin, Owen, 

D. D.

Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C.

Reconnaissance of Chippewa district of Wisconsin, etc., Owen, 

D. D.

1851. Paleontology of the lowest sandstones, Owen, D. D.

Fossils in Paleozoic of Iowa, 

Wisconsin, and Minnesota, 

Shumard and Owen.

Introduction, report on Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota, 

Owen, D. D.

Shark's tooth from Keokuk, 

Desor.

Superficial deposits of the Northwest, Whittlesey.

1852. Survey of Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, etc., Owen, D. D. 

Report on valleys of the Minnesota, Mississippi, and Wisconsin rivers, Shnmard, B. F.

1854. Geologic map of United States, 

by Marcou, Am. Jour. Sci.

Fusilina limestone from Fort 

Kearnoy, Owen, D. D.

Map of Wisconsin, Iowa, and 

Minnesota, Owen, D. D.

1855. Catalogue of specimens, Owen,

D. D.

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Map of Iowa, Parker, N. H.

Carboniferous limestone of the

Mississippi Valley, Hall, J. 

1858. Report of survey of Iowa, Hall 

and Whitney.

Coal fields of United States and 

British Provinces, Rogers, H. D.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J. t

Des Moines Valley and southeastern Iowa, Worthen.

Iowa Contin ued.

1859. Paleontology of Now York, vol. 3, 

Hall, J.

1860. Analyses of soils, etc., of Arkansas, Peter, R.

Observations in vicinity of Burlington, White, C. A.

Report on Iowa geology, Hall 

and Whituey.

1861. Age and relations of goniatite 

limestone at Rockford, Iowa, 

Meek and Worthen. 

Chemical report of survey of Kentucky, Peter.

1862. Cheinung of the Mississippi Valley, White and Whitfiold.

1863. Geology, etc., of the upper Mississippi, Ilayden.

1864. Fossils from Carboniferous,

Hall, J.

Reconnaissance au Nebraska, 

Marcou, J.

1866. Geology of the lead region, Whitney, J. D.

Stratigraphy, Tertiary, coal 

measures, sub-Carboniferous, 

Devonian, and Silurian of 

Illinois, Worthen.

Map of Canada and part of the 

United States, Logan and Hall.

Evidence of two formations in 

the Burlington limestone, Niles 

and Wachmuth.

Drift of Western and Southern 

States, Hilgard.

Coal, iron, and oil, Daddow.

1867. Le Dyas au Nebraska, Marcou, J.

Exogenous leaves in Cretaceous, 

White, C. A.

Geinitz on upper Paleozoic of 

southern Nebraska, Meek.

Geology of southwestern Iowa, 

White, C. A.

Fresh-water glacial drift of the 

Northwest, Whittlesey.

Terrain cre'tace, Marcou, J.

Notice of fauna of Potsdam sandstone, Hall, J.

1868. Dyas in Nebraska, Marcou, J.

Coal in Nebraska, White, C. A.

Report of State chemist, Hinrich.

First and second reports of survey of Iowa. White, C. A.

Report on region between Des 

Moines and the Missouri, St. 

John.
516 [BULL. 127.

Iowa Continued.

1868. Surface geology of Raccoon River 

region and western Iowa, St. 

John.

1869. The Mississippi Valley, Foster, 

J. W.

Lakes of Iowa, past and present, 

White, C. A.

Cretaceous in Guthrie County, 

White, C. A.

Iowa drift, White, C. A.

Red quartzite bowlders of western Iowa, White, C. A.

Relations and character of western bowlder drift, Andrews, E.

Old lake beds of prairie region, 

Wallace, S. J.

Geology of some portions of Minnesota, Hall; J.

Trip to great red pipestone 

quarry, White, C. A.

1870. Middle coal measures, St. John. 

Report on western Iowa, St.

John. 

. Report on survey of Iowa, White,

C. A.

Middle region, etc., of western 

Iowa, St. John.

1871. Bowlder from coal bed in Ohio,

Winchell, A. 

Post-Tertiary history of Iowa,

White, C. A. 

The Marshall group, Winchell, A.

1873. Eastern limit of Cretaceous, 

White, C. A.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C. H.; Hitchcock and Blake.

Drift of the North west, Winchell, 

N. H.

Chart of nomenclature for Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

1874. Niagara and lower Helderbergin 

United States and Canada, 

Hall,.J.

Report of survey of Missouri, 

Broadhead.

Cretaceous floras, Lesquereux.

1875. Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H. . Guelph limestone of North 

America, Nicholson.

1876. Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils 

of upper Missouri country, 

Gabb.

Sections of bluffs near Davenport, Pratt.

Iowa Continued.

1876. Vegetal remains in drift, Winchell, N. H.

1877. On the Glacial epochs, Price, 

. E. K. 

Coal region of America, Macfarlane.

Chemung in Iowa, Calvin. 

Marcellus in Iowa, Calvin. 

Local geology of Davenport, 

Barris.

1878. Remarks on Laramie group, 

White, C. A.

Term Hudson River in nomenclature, Hall, J.

Driftless interior of North America, Dana, J. D.

Position of forest bed in northeastern Iowa, McGee.

Geodes of Keokuk formation, 

Wallace, S. J.

Origin of driftless region, Irving, 

R.D.

Lesquereux's theory of prairies, 

Hay.

Valley of the Minnesota and Mississippi rivers, Warren, G. K.

Annual deposit of the Missouri 

during post-Pliocene, Todd.

Shale in limestone at Independence, Calvin.

Dark shales below Devonian at 

Independence, Calvin.

1879. Surface geology of part of Mississippi Valley, McGee.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide to 

Iowa, White, C. A.

Glacial drift on residuary clays, 

McGee.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Superficial formations of northeastern Iowa, McGee.

Richthofen's theory of the loess, 

Todd.

1880. Report on central and western 

Minnesota, Upham.

Fremont County, Call.

Deep well at Emmetsburg, Winchell, N. H.

Resources of Wisconsin, Irving, 

R.D.

Laterite of India, McGee.

1881. Glacial drift and its terminal

moraines, Upham. 

Loess in central Iowa, Call.
DAllTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 517

Iowa Continued.

1881. Quaternary of western Iowa, 

etc., Todd, Chamberlin, T. C.

1882. Loess of North America, Call.

Loess and associated deposits of 

Des MoiueSj McGee and Call.

1883. Utica and related horizons, Walcott.

Carboniferous drift at East Davenport, McWhorter.

Drainage systems and loess of 

eastern Iowa, McGee.

Note on jointed structure, McGee.

Section of bluff at East Davenport, Pratt.

Local geology of Davenport, 

Barris.

Terminal moraine of second Glacial period, Chamberlin, T. C.

Equivalency of Lime Creek beds, 

Williams, H. S.

Fauna at Limy Creek, Calvin.

Bluff at Sixth street, Davenport, 

Pratt.

Ancient Mississippi, Spencer, 

J. W.

New York water lime in Iowa, 

Tiffany.

1884. Glacial boundary in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, Wright, 

G. F.

Lower Burlington limestone in 

New Mexico, Springer.

Drainage and loess of eastern 

Iowa, McGee.

Building stones, McGee.

Driftless area, Chamberlin and 

Salisbury.

Report on Quaternary geology,

Chamberlin, T. C. 

1885- Map of the United States, McGee.

Copper in drift of Iowa, Fulton.

History of Johnson County, 

Calvin.

1886. Fresh-water invertebrates of the 

Jurassic, White, C. A.

Artesian well at Belle Plaine, 

Iowa, Chamberlin.

Movement of glaciers, Irish.

Defense of local geology of Davenport, Barris.

Drift copper, Salisbury.

1887. Fauna at base of the Chemuug,

Williams, H. S.

Glacial flow in Iowa, Webster. 

Loess and clays, analyses, Riggs.

Iowa Continued.

1887. Map of the United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Ovibos cavifrons from the loess, 

McGee.

1888. Chert of upper coal measures in 

Montgomery County, Am. Geol.

Coal, Ashburncr.

Coal measures of central Iowa, 

Keyes.

Drift and loess of north-central 

basin, Webster.

Fossils from coal measures at Dos 

Moines, Keyes.

Fossils from Rockville shales, 

Webster.

Geology of Johnson County, 

Webster.

Hematite in Allamakee County, 

Orr.

Later Cretaceous, Am. Geol., 

White, C. A.

Muscatino County, Calvin.

Notes on Rockford shales, Webster.

Pockets containing clay at Clinton, Farusworth.

Superficial deposits of northeastern Iowa, McGee.

Surface geology of Burlington, 

Keyes.

Well at Keokuk, Gordon.

Well at Washington, Calvin.

Fauna of lower coal measures, 

Keyes.

1889. Carboniferous echinodermata, 

Keyes.

Continuance of Lake Cheyenne, 

Todd.

Devonian faunte of Iowa, Williams, H. S.

Defense of local geology, Davenport, Barris.

General description of Devonian, 

Webster.

Geology of southeastern Iowa,

GordonLower Carbonic gasteropoda from 

Burlington, Keyes.

Missouri River, Broadhead.

Terraces of Missouri, Todd.

Topographic types in northeastern Iowa, McGee.

Well at Davenport, Tiffany.

Distribution of leoss fossils, 

Keyes.
518 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Iowa Continued.

1889. Deep boring at Keokuk, Gordon.

Section of Maquoketa shales, 

James.

Description of Eockford shales, 

Webster.

Distribution of loess fossils, 

Keyes.

Building stones, Merrill, G. P.

Report, Potoniac division, U. S. 

Geol. Surv., McGee.

1890. Brecciated character of St. Louis 

limestone, Gordon.

Deep well at Le Mars, Todd.

Folding of Carboniferous in 

southwestern Iowa, Todd.

Lineage of Lake Agassiz, Todd.

Loess and its fossils, Shimek.

Loess about Mnscatine, Witter.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, McGee.

Maqouketa shales, James, J. F.

Microscopic structure of oolite, 

Barbour.

Origin of extra-morainic till, 

Todd.

Physical geography, Call.

Terraces of the Missouri, Todd.

Topographic types of southeastern Iowa, McGee.

Transitional drift, Webster.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Crinoids from lower Carboniferous, Wachmuth and Springer.

Keport, Potoniac division, U. S. 

Geol. Surv., Magee.

1891. Biennial report of State geologist, Winslow.

Cambrian of North America, Walcott.

Conditions controlling artesianwell boring, Hall, C. W.

Criteria of englacial and subglacial drift, Upham.

Devonian and Carboniferous correlation, Williams, H. S.

Devonian of Buchanan County,. 

Calvin.

Extension of pre-Pleistocene 

gravels, Salisbury.

Fossil faunas in central Iowa, 

Keyes.

Red-rock sandstone of Marion 

County, Keyes.

Iowa Continued.

1891. Stratigraphy of Carboniferous,

Keyes. 

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Irelan, William, jr. Report of State mineralogist. .

California, 6th Annual Eeport of State 

Mineralogist, part 2, pp. 14-62,1887.

[ ] Mineral resources of the State, considered by counties. ~

California, 8th Report of State Mineralogist, pp. 22-223, 324-335, 342-352, 402-504, 512- 

516, 528-643, 652-678, 690-691,1888.

[ ] Natural and artificial cement.

California, 8th Eeport of State Mineralogist, pp. 865-884,1888.

[ ] California cement.

California, 9th Eeport of Mineralogist, pp. 

309-311,1890.

[ ] Rincon Hill well, Folsom and Second streets. Geologic sections as seen 

in sinking.

California, 10th Eeport of Mineralogist, pp. 

943-945,1890.

Irish, C. W. Movements of glaciers of 

the Ice period in Iowa and its vicinity. 

Iowa Hist. Eec., vol. 1, pp. 63-67, 162-185, 

1885.

Irving, Roland D. On the age of the 

quartzites, schists, and conglomerates 

of Sauk County, Wis.

Wisconsin Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 129- 

137, map, 1872.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol.3, pp. 93-99 

(with alterations), 1872.

 Note on the age of the metamorphic 

rocks of Portland, Dodge County, 

Wis.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 5, pp. 282-286, 

1873.

 On some points in the geology of 

northern Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 2, pp. 107- 

119, map, 1874.

 On a hand specimen showing the 

exact junction of the primordial sandstone and Huronian schists.

Wisconsin Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 2, p. 139, 

1874. '

 On the age of the copper-bearing 

rocks of Lake Superior, and on the 

westward continuation of the Lake 

Superior synclinal.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 8, pp. 46-56, 

plates, 1874.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 519

Irving, Roland D. Continued.

 Note on some new points in the elementary stratification of the primordial 

and Canadian rocks of south central 

Wisconsin.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 440-443, 

1875.

 Kaolin in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Acad. Sci., Trans., vo!. 3, pp. 3- 

30,1876.

 Note on the youngest Huronian rocks 

south of Lake Superior.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, p. 493 (i p.), 

1870.

 [Report of progress in central and 

northern Wisconsin.]

Geol. Surv. "Wisconsin, Annual Report for 

1870,'pp. 13-18, Madison, 1877.

 Geology of central Wisconsin.

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1877, 

vol. 2, pp. 407-630, map in atlas, 1878.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 15, 

pp. 62-64,1878.

 Note on the age of the crystalline 

rocks of Wisconsin.

Am. Jour. Soi., 3d series, vol. 13, pp. 307-309,

1877.

 Driftless region of Wisconsin.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 15, pp. 406-407,

1878.

 Origin of the driftless region of the 

Northwest.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 15, pp. 313-314, 

1878.

[ ] [Report of work on the Penokee 

iron range.]

Geol. Surv. Wisconsin, Annual Eeport for 

1877, pp. 17-25, Madison, 1878.

 Note on the stratigraphy of the Huronian series of northern Wisconsin, and 

on the equivalency of the Huronian of 

the Marquette and Penokee districts.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 17, pp. 393-308, 

1879.

 The mineral resources of Wisconsin. 

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 8, pp. 

478-508, colored map, 1880.

 Geological structure of northern 

Wisconsin.

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1879, 

vol. 3, pp. 1-25, atlas, 1880.

 Geology of the eastern Lake Superior 

district.

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1879, 

vol. 3, pp. 51-215, atlas, 1880.

living, Roland D. Continued.

 The copper-bearing rocka of Lake 

Superior.

U. S. ;Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 3d 

Annual Report, 1881-82, pp. 89-188, Washington, 1882. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 4, p. 67, (J p.), 4°, 1884.

 Microscopic examination of Archean 

rocks [from the Flambeau] River 

country, Wis.

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1879, 

vol. 4, pp. 617-621, 1882.

 The copper-bearing rocks of Lake 

Superior.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J.W. Powoll, Director, 

Monographs, vol. 5, 464 pages, 29 plates, 4°, 

Washington, 1883.

Abstract, Science, vol. 5, pp. 299-300, 1883.

 The United States Geological Survey. 

School of Mines, Quart., vol. 4, pp. 284-298, 

1883.

 Minerals and lithology of Wisconsin. 

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1879, 

vol. 1, pp. 309-361,1883.

 On the paramorphic origin of the 

hornblende of the crystalline rocks of 

the Northwestern States.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, pp. 27-32, 

321-322; vol. 27, pp. 130-134; vol. 28, p. 464,1883. 

Reviewed by M. E. Wadsworth, ibid., vol. 

26, p. 155 (J p.).

 On the nature of the induration in 

the St. Peters and Potsdam sandstones 

and in certain Archean quartzites in 

Wisconsin.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 401-411, 

1883.

Reviewed by M. E. W[adsworth], Science, 

vol.2, p. 52 (§ p.), 4°, 1883.

 The copper-bearing rocks of Lake 

Superior.

Science, vol. 1, pp. 140-141,359-360,422,1883. 

Reviewed by A. R. C. Selwyn, ibid, p. 221 

(J p.); M. E. Wadsworth, ibid, pp. 248-249 

(J p.) ; N. H. Winohell, ibid, p. 334 (J p.).

 Iron ores.

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1879, 

vol. 1, pp. 613-636,1883.

 Report [on studies of Archean of the 

Northwest].

TJ. S. Gool. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 4th 

Annual Report, 1882-83, pp. 28-34, Washington, 1884.

 Divisibility of the Archean in the 

Northwest.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 237-249, 

1885. Address to Wisconsin Academy of Sci-
520 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Irving, Eoland D. Continued.

 Preliminary paper on an investigation of the Archean formations of the 

Northwestern States.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 5th 

Annual Eeport, 1883-84, pp. 175-242, "Washington, 1885.

Abstacts, Am. Nat.,vol. 20, pp. 248-249 (J p.), 

1886; Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 49, pp. 174- 

175 (f col.), 4°, 1890.

 The copper-bearing rocks of Lake 

Superior.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 258-259,

1885.

Reviews [J. D. Dana], ibid., p. 67; N. H. 

Wincholl, ibid., pp. 339-340 (J p.).

 Report * * * Lake Superior division. 

1 TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 6th

Annual Eeport, 1884-85, pp. 40-48, Washing.

ton, 1885.

 Origin of the ferruginous schists 

and iron ores of the Lake Superior 

region.

Am, Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, pp. 255-272,

1886.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 20, pp. 1050-1051 

($ p.), 1886; Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 33, p. 

714 (£ col.), 1888; School of Minos, Quart., 

vol. 8, p. 188(f p.),1887.

 Tornebohm on the formation of 

quartzite by enlargement of the quartz 

fragments of sandstone.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, pp. 225-226, 

1886.

 Is there a Huronian group ?

[Kead to Nat. Acad. Sci., April, 1887.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 34, pp. 204-210, 

249-263, 365-374, 1887.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 1197-120, 

1888.

[ ] [On the use of the term "Taconic."] 

International Gong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Eoports, 1888, B, p. 17 (1 line), 1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, p. 207, 1888.

 [On geologic nomenclature, sub-

, divisions, nomenclature, origin of some 

members, characteristics of Archean 

rock classification of eruptives, origin 

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; International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee,

/ Reports, 1888, A, pp. 61-65, 1888.

 Report, Lake Superior division of 

geology.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 7th 

Report, 1885-86, pp. 08-76, Washington, 1888.

living, Roland D. Continued. ,

 On the classification of the early 

Cambrian and pre-Cambrian formations; A brief discussion of principles 

illustrated by examples drawn mainly 

from the Lake Superior region.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. "W. Powell, Director, 

7th Report, 1885-86, pp. 365-454, plates 30-51, 

Washington, 1888.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 111-112 

(8 P.), 1889.

 Report, Lake Superior division.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W; Powell, Director, 

8th Report, pp. 132-141, Washington, 1889.

 Explanatory and historical note.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 62. The greenstone schist areas of theMenomineo and Marquette regions of Michigan, by G. H. Williams, pp. 11-30, plates 1-2, Washington,

1890. ;

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 and Chamberlin, T. C. Observations on the junction between the 

Eastern sandstone and the Keweenaw 

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U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

Bull. No. 23, vol. 3, pp. 377-498, Washington, 

1885.

Abstract, Science, vol. 7, p. 140 (J p.), 

1888. 

Review, Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 44-57, 1888.

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Macfarland's Am. Geol. Rwy. Guide, pp. 

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Congres G6ol. International, Coinptes Rondus. 4th sess., pp. 156-170. Londres, 1891.

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certain rocks.

U. S> Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

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1885.

 Crystalline rocks of the Wisconsin Valley.

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1879, 

vol. 4, pp. 623-714, atlas, maps, 1882.

Abstract, Phil. Mag., new series, vol. 18, 

pp. 462-463, 1882.

 The Penokee iron-bearing series 

of Michigan and Wisconsin.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

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BARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 521

Isbester, A. K. Some account of Peel 

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Royal Geogr. Soc., Jour, for 1845, vol. 15, 

pp 332-345, map, 1845.

 On the geology of the Hudson Bay 

territories and of portions of the 

Arctic and northwestern regions of 

America.

Gool. Soc., Quart. Jour., vpl. 11, pp. 497-520, 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series,vol.21, pp. 313-338, 

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Ives, James T. B, Geology in the public 

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Canadian lust., Proc., 3d series, vol. 5, pp. 

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 Iron and other ores in Ontario;

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[ ] [Remarks on ancient shore lino 

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Canadian Inst., Proc., 3d series, vol. 0, pp. 

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Jack, Robert L. New Zealand glaciers.

Am. Gool., vol. 8, pp. 329-330 (i p.), 1891.

Jackson, A. Wendell. On the general 

principles of the nomenclature of the 

massive crystalline rocks.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, voL 24, pp. 113-129, 

1882.

 [Report on some California building 

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California, 7th Eeport of State Mineralogist, pp. 200-213,1888.

 Builcting stones.

California, 8th Eeport of State Mineralogist, pp. 885-894,1888.

Jackson, C. T. [Lettre sur les conglonidrats de Roxbury et les dykes qu'ils 

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Soc. Geol. France, Bull., vol. 7, p. 27 (i p.), 

1835.

 First report on the geology of the 

public lands in the State of Maine, 47 

pages, Boston, 1837.

 First report on the geology of the 

State of Maine, viii, 127 pages, atlas of 

24 plates, Augusta, 1837; also 12°, 190 

pages.

 An account of the chiastolite or 

made of Lancaster.

Boston Jour. Nat. Hist., vol. 1, pp. 55-62,1837.

 Second annual report on the geology 

of the public lands of Maine and Massachusetts [pp. 46-68, Hodge's report on 

Allagash sections], xi, 100, xxxviii 

pages, 9 plates, 8°, Augusta, 1838. Also 

published in Boston, 1838, xii, 93 pages. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol.36, pp. 143-156, 

1838.

[ ] The coal measures of Mansfield, 

Mass.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 34, p. 395 [^ p.], 1838.

 Miscellaneous remarks on certain 

portions of the geology of Maine.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 34, pp. 69-73, 1838.

Jackson, C.T. Continued.

 Second report on the geology of the 

State of Maine, xiv, 168 pages, Augusta,

1838.

 [Specimen's of Carboniferous limestone from Welland Canal.]

Am. Jour.Sci., vol.36, p.379 (Jp.), 1839.

 [Analysis of Catlinite.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 37, pp. 393-394 (Jp.), 1839. 

Bead to Boston Soo. Nat. Hist., 1838.

 Introduction. Geological report. 

Agricultural geology.

Geology of Maine, 3d Annual Eeport, pp. 

v-xiv, 1-122,123-187, Augusta, 1839. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 37, pp. 376-380,

1839.

 Catlinite or Indian pipestone.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 35, p. 388 (i p.), 1839.

 Catalogue of geological specimens 

in the State cabinet of Maine.

Geology of Maine, 3d Annual Eeport, pp. 

i-lxiv, Augusta, 1839.

 - Report on the geological and agricultural suryey of the State of Rhode 

Island, 312 pages, map, plate, Providence, 1840.

Reviewed by B. Silliman, jr., Am. Jour. Sci., 

vol. 40, pp. 182-194, 1841.

[ ] [On the Waterville, Me., slates.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 41, pp. 163-164 (J p.), 

1841. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., p. 16 (J p.), 1843.

 - [Columnar structure in Nova Scotia 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 41, p. 173 (J p.), 1841. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., p. 26 (J p.), 1843.

[ ] [On joints in rocks in New England.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 41, p. 172 (J p.), 1841. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., p. 25 (i p.), 1843.

 Infusorial deposit at Nowfield, Me. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 41, p. 174 (J p.), 1841. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., p. 26 (J p.), 1843.
522 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BDLL. 127.

Jackson, C. T. Continued.

 [Glaciation in JSTew England.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 41, p. 176; vol. 43, p. 151, 

1841.

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 28-29 (J p.), p. 

46 (J p.), 1843.

 First annual report on the geology 

of New Hampshire [164 pages, 12°. 

Concord, 1841].

Includes reports by "Williams and Whitney, 

pp. 45-51,83-93. In part also in final report 

on geology and mineralogy of New Hampshire by Charles T. Jackson, pp. 29-89, Con- 

- cord,1844.

Reviewed by T. T. Bouve, Am- Jour. Sci., 

vol. 49, pp. 27-38,1845.

[ ] [On the application of the glacial 

theory in America.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, p. 151 (J p.), 1842. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., p. 46 (J p.), 1843.

 [Potholes near Canaan, N. H.] 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, p. 154 (J p.), 1842. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp.48-49 (i p.), 

1843.

 ^ [On drift.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 320-323, 1843. 

Head to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 [Eemarks on the origin of limestones 

and coral rocks.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 140-141,1843. 

With discussion by J. D. Dana, pp. 141-142 

(J p.). Read to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 Description of the tin veins of 

Jackson, N. H.

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 316-321,1843.

 [Metamorphic rocks fromPequawket 

Mountain in New Hampshire.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 145-146 (f p.), 1843. 

Read to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 [Singular position of fossils at Mansfield, Mass., and overturn in coal 

strata.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 1, p. 62 

(J p.), 1844.

 Final report on the geology and mineralogy of the State of New Hampshire, with contributions toward the 

improvement of agriculture and metallurgy, viii, 376 pages, map, plates, 4°, 

Concord, 1844.

Includes first report and letter by J. L. 

Hayes and E. Pierce, pp. 279-282.

Reviewed by T. T. Bouv6, Am. Jour. Sci., 

vol. 49, pp. 27-38,1845.

Jackson, C. T. Continued.

 Sur le gisement de cuivre et d'argent 

natifs des bords du Lac Supe*rieur.

Comptes Rendus, 1845, vol. 20, pp. 593-595, 

1845.

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 2, 

pp. 317-319,1845.

L'lnstitut, vol. 20, pp. 593-595, 1845. 

Neues Jahrbuch, 1845, pp. 479-480, 1845.

 Nature of minerals accompanying 

trap dikes which intercept various 

rocks.

Am. Assoc. Geol., Proc., 6th meeting, pp. 

28-31,1845. . .

 On the copper and silver of Keweenaw Point, Lake Superior. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 49, pp. 81-93, 1845. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Proc. of 6th meeting, pp. 

53-60, 1845.

 Analyses.

Sale of mineral lands, reports of committees, 

1845-46 [by J. H. Relfe], 29th Cong., 1st sess., 

iii, No. 591, 1846. [Not seen.]

 [On three divisions in the diluvium 

of Maine.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 2, p. 256 

(J p.), 1848.

 [On the Lake Superior mining district.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 110- 

114, 1848.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 2, pp. 118-119, 

1846.

 [On Rogers on the geology of a portion of the White Mountains.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 147- 

148 (f p.), 1848.

 On the geological structure of Keweenaw Point.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 

288-301,1849.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 10, pp. 65-77, 

1849.

 Report on the geological and mineralogical survey of the mineral lauds 

of the United States in the State of 

Michigan.

Message Prest. U. S., 31st Cong., 1st sess., 

House Ex. Doc. No. 5,part 3, pp.. 371-502 [649- 

666], maps, Washington, 1849.

[ ] [Nonglaciation of White Mountain 

district.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 

309-310 (J p.), 1850.

 Remarks on the geology, mineralogy, 

and mines of Lake Superior.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 

283-287, 1849.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 523

Jackson, C. T. Continued.

 Remarques sur la gdologie du district m6tallifere du lac Sup6rieur.

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 7, pp. 

667-673, 1850.

Abstract by Delesse, Annalos des Mines, 

\ 1850 (4), vol. 17, pp. 103-115.

[ ] [Fissures in pudding stone of Roxy bury, Mass.]

\ Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 127 

(i p.), 1851.

 On ancient potholes in rocks.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci.,Proc., vol. 4, pp. 188- 

' 190,1851.

 Report on the Albert coal mine, 

Boston, 1851. [Not seen.]

 [On the coal at Mansfield, Mass.] 

Am. Acacl., Proc., vol. 2, p. 271,1851.

 [Ago of Lake Superior sandstone.]

Boston Soc.Nat.Hist., vol.3, pp.76-77, 228 

(i p.) ,1851.

 Analysis of red marl of Springfield,

Mass.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol.4, pp. 337- 

?38 (J p.), 1851.

 [Direction of drift scratches and 

cleavage planes in Roxbury, Mass.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 28 

(i p.), 1851.

[ ] [Metamorphism in Rhode Island 

rocks.]

Boston Soc.Nat.Hist., Proc., vol.3, pp. 19- 

20 (J p.), 1851.

 [Some observations on the age of 

the red sandstones of tho United 

States.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. D, pp. 335- 

336. 337-339, 1851.

Kcviewed by L. Agassiz, id., pp. 336-337 

(J p.). Remarks by Desor, p. 341 (J p.).

[ ] [Notes on potholes in New Hampshire and New Jersey.]

Boston Soc.Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 324 

; (1 p.), 1851.

 [Note on fossil calamite from Bridge - 

water, Mass.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 223 

(A p.), 1861.

 Report.

On the trade and commerce of tho British 

North American colonies and upon the trade 

of tho GreatLakes and rivers.byl.D. Andrews, 

32d Oong., 1st BOSS., Senate Ex. Doc. No. 112, 

xi, 1852.

 Report on Mount Hope coal mine.

Coal beds in Rhode Island, by C. R. Barbour, 

New York, 1852. [Not seen.]

Jackson, C. T. Continued.

 Sur le terrain houiller d'Hillsboro.

Soc. Geol. Trance, Bull., 2d series, vol. 10, 

pp. 33-39,1853. 

.Remarks by J. Marcou, ibid., p. 39 (J p.)

 [Age and structure of Deep River 

coal fields of North Carolina.]

Am. Acad. Proc., vol. 3, pp. 68-69 (J p.), 

1853. 

Discussed by W. B. Rogers, p. 69.

 Ueber den metallfuhrenden Distrikt 

am obern See im Staat Michigan.

Karsten's Archiv, vol. 25, pp. 656-667. [Not 

seen.] 1853.

 Sur les mines de cuivre et de houille 

de la Caroline du Nord.

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 10, 

pp. 505-506 (f p.), 1853.

[ ] [On fossil raindrops of Lake 

Superior, and Connecticut Valley sandstone.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, pp.

131-132 (| p.), 1854. 

Remarks by Gould, Ayors, and Dosor, pp.

132-133.

 [A description and analysis of pitch 

stones from Isle Roy ale, Lake Superior. ] 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 39- 

40, 1854.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 11, pp. 401- 

402, 1851.

[ ] [On the origin of the materials of 

some New Brunswick formations.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, p. 179 

(J p.), 1854.

 [On stigmaria and sigillaria of South 

Joggins.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol.4, pp. 73- 

74,180, 1854.

 Observations surquelques mines des 

Etats-Unis et sur le gres rouge du Lac 

Sup6rieur.

Comptes Rendus, vol. 39, pp. 803-807,1854.

 [On vein of coal at head of the Bay 

of Funcly.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 64- 

65 (| p.), 1854.

[ ] [The syenite of Nahant not a motamorphic rock.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, p. 170 

(i p.), 1854.

 [Gold region of Lumpkin County, 

Ga.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, p. 400 

(i p.), 1854.
524 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Jackson, C. T. Continued.

 [Deep River coal region of North' 

Carolina.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc.,vol. 4, pp. 397- 

399, 1854.

 [On the limestone holding the New 

Jersey franklinite, and on limestone 

formations generally.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 308- 

309 (J p.), 1854.

[ ] [Deposit of marine shells near 

, Portland, Me.]

| Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 181- 

! 182 (i p.), 1854.

 Catalogue of rocks, minerals, and 

ores collected during the years 1847 

and 1848 on the geological survey of 

the United States mineral lands in 

Michigan.

> Smithsonian Report for 1854, pp. 338-367,

/ 1855.

 [On Lake Superior cupriferous

 rocks, Eagle River.]

i Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 

280-281,1856.

[ ] [On geological discoveries by Marcou among the Rocky Mountains.] 

; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 5. p. 191 

: (| p.), 1856.

 Geology of parts of New Brunswick 

and Nova Scotia.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 

242-250,1856.

 [Age of Trias of eastern United 

States.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 5, p. 186

(J p.), 1856.

 [On serpentine marbles.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 

314-318, 341-343, 1856. Eemarks by A. A. 

Hayes, pp. 318-319.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 23, pp. 123-120, 

1856.

 - Maryland marbles and iron ores.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 

1 243-245,1859.

[ ] [On the superposition of the Connecticut River sandstones on crystalline rocks at Northfleld, Mass.]

j Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 6, p. 184

| (i p.), 1859.

 [On the so-called copper mine at Elk 

Run, Fauquier County, Va.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proo., vol. 6, p. 183 

(J p.), 1859.

Jackson, C. T. Continued.

 [On the cementing materials of sandstone and conglomerates.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 

168-169 (f p.), 1859.

 [On the landslide in Westbrook, Me.] 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 

133-134,1859.

 [On the Braintree argillite and its 

trilo bites.]

. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc,, vol. 6, pp. 42- 

44,1859.

 [On the coal formation of Deep River,

N.C.]

Boston Soo. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 30- 

32, 1859.

 [On the trap dikes and altered strata 

on the coast of Cohasset and in the 

Lake Superior district.]

Boston Soo. Nat. Hist., vol. 6, pp. 23-24 (J p.), 

1859.

 [On the bituminous coal formation 

of Elk County, Pa.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 16- 

18,1859.

 [On the theory of metamorphism in 

geology.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 30-31 

(J p.), 1861,

 [On the peculiarities of thermal 

springs, on minerals of traps.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 45- 

47,1861.

 [On mode of occurrence of compact 

specular iron ore near Phillipsburg,

N. J.]

Bosjton Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, p. 136

(i p.), 1861.

[ ] [Rocks of Perry,Me.,lying directly 

upon Silurian rocks.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, p. 86 

(2 lines), 1861.

 [Origin of marl in peat bogs.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, p. 151 

(J p.), 1861. Eemarks by A. A. Hayes.

 [On the age of the Roxbury conglomerate.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, p. 183 

(J p.), 1861.

 [On contortion of pebbles in conglomerates.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, p. 209 

(J p.), 1861.

[ ] [On the Albert coal deposit of New 

Brunswick.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, p. 295 

(i p.), 1861.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 525

Jackson, C. T. Continued.

 [On the origin of flattened and contorted pebbles in rocks .of Eoxbury, 

Newport, etc., and on deptli of decomposition of rocks at Dahlonega, Ga:]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, p. 354 

(J p.), 1861.

 [On the coal formation at Chiriqui.] 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, p. 428 

(9 p.), 1861.

 On the/age of the, red sandstone.of 

Perry, Me., Nova Scotia, Kewoenaw 

Point, New Jersey, etc.

! Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 396-

 398,1861.

[ ] [On bowlder with fossils from 

Saco River, Me.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, p. 409 

' (JP-U861.

[ ] [On metainorphic action in conglomerate rocks.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proo., vol. 9, p. 57 

j (* p.), 1862.

 Discovery of emery in Chester, Mass. 

Boston Soo. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 84- 

00,1864.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 39, pp. 87-90, 

1865.

 [Sketch of the great copper-bearing

belt of Canada.]

i Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 9, pp. 202- 

t 203,1865.

 [Some features of glaciation in the

eastern United States.]

I. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 245- 

! 246,1866.

 Discovery of emery in Chester, 

Mass.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 84- 

90, 1866.

 [Account of a journey through California and Nevada.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 224- 

229,1866.

[ ] [On the Miocene and Cretaceous 

formation at Santa Barbara, Cal.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 262- 

263 (J p.), 1866.

 [On the polishing of rocks by sand, 

Nevada, etc.]

. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 303- 

304 (J p.), 1866.

 Stir les mines de cuivre du Lac Supdrieur, et sur un nouveau gisement 

cl'dtain dans 1'fitat du Maine.

Comptea lleiidus, vol. 69, pp. 1082-1083,1869.

Jackson, C. T. Continued.

 [Description of the beds of apatite 

in North Burgess, Canada.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol.12, pp. 88- 

90,1869.

 [An alysis of petrosilex from Melrose. ] 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 12, p. 84 

(i p.), 1869.

 [Remarks on the origin of granite 

and syenite.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 177- 

178,'1871.

 Glacier theory of drift.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 65- 

68,73,1872.

Discussed by J. B. Perry, pp. 68-73, 73-75, 

and C. Pickeriiig, p. 75 (i p.).

 [Remarks on the transportation of 

boAvldera in Now England.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist.. Proc., vol. 14, p. 386 

(J p.), 1872.

 [Relations of syenite at Richmond, 

elevation of coast of Hatteras region 

and Maine.]

Am. Nat., vol. 5, p. 181 (J.p.), 1872.

 [Notes on tho geology of New 

Hampshire.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 15, p. 309 

(1 p.) ,1873.

 and Alger, Francis. A description 

of the mineralogy and geology of a part 

of Nova Scotia.

Am. Jour. Sci.,vol. 14, pp. 305-330, map, 1829; 

vol. 15, pp. 132-160, 201-217,1829.

 Remarks on the mineralogy and 

geology of Nova Scotia.

Am. Acad., Memoirs, new series, vol. 1, pp. 

217-330, map, 4°, 1831.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 22, pp. 167-169, 

1831. 

New edition of tho map, folio, Boston, 1841.

 and Blake, John H. [On the drift 

near Brandon, Vt.]

Boston Soc.Nat. Hist., Proc., vol.7, pp.SI84, 1861.

 and Rogers, W. B. [On the 

geologic relations at the frozen well of 

Braudon, Vt.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proo., vol. 9, pp. 72- 

81,1865.

 and Percival, J. G. Report on tho 

Albert coal mine, 48 pages, New York, 

1851.

Abstracts, Am. Jour.Sci.,2d series, vol.13, 

pp. 276-277,1852.

[Jacobs, H. S.] Ancient river channels 

[of California].

Sci. Am. Supp., vol. 3, No. 75, p. 1184, 4°, 1877.
526 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

James, Edwin. Remarks on the sandstone and Floetz trap formation of the 

western part of the valley of the Mississippi.

Am. Phil. Soc., Trans., vol. 2, new series, 

pp. 191-215,1821.

 Geological sketches of the Mississippi Valley.

Philadelphia. Acad. Sci., Jour.,' vol. 2, pp. 

326-329, plate, 1821.

 Map of the country drained by the 

Mississippi; western section.

Account of an expedition from Pittabnrg to 

the Eocky Mountains, in the years 1819-20, by 

Maj. S. H. Long, atlas, 4°, Philadelphia, 1823.

 On the identity of the supposed 

pumice of the Missouri with a variety 

of amygdaloid found near the Eocky 

Mountains.

New York Lyceum Nat Hist., Annals, vol. 

1, pp. 21-23,1824.

 Remarks on the limestones of the 

Mississippi lead mines.

Philadelphia, Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 5, pp. 

370-380, 1827.

James, Henry. Resources of the State of 

Arkansas, with description of counties, 

railroads, mines, and the city of Little 

Rock, the commercial, manufacturing, 

political, and railroad center of the 

State, 134 pages, Little Rock, 1872; 2d 

edition, 166 pages, map, Little Rock, 

1872; 3d edition, 136 pages, map, Little 

Rock, 1873; edition in German, 118 

pages, 1 map, Little Rock, 1874.

James, Joseph. Mineral resources of 

Louisiana.

Notes on the resources of Louisiana, by D. 

Dennett, pp. 190-198, New Orleans, 1876.

James, Joseph F. Evidences of beaches 

in the Cincinnati group.

Science, vol. 5, pp. 231-233, 1885.

 Geology of Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., Jour., vol. 9, pp. 

20-31, 136-141, 1886.

Abstract, "The glacial lake and island of 

Cincinnati," Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 31, pp. 

423-424, 1887.

 Account of a well drilled for oil or 

gas at Oxford, Ohio, May and June, 1887. 

Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., Jour., vol. 10, 

pp. 70-77,1887.

Abstract, by author, Science, vol. 9, p. 623, 

1887.

Abstract, Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 

36, p. 211, (i p.), 1888.

James, Joseph F. Continued.

 An ancient channel of the Ohio River 

at Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., Jour., vol. 11, 

pp. 96-101, 1888.

Abstract, Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 

37, p. 196, 1889.

 The Ivorydale well at Mill Creek 

valley.

Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., Jour., vol. 11, 

pp. 102.-104, 1888.

 The geology of the Montmoreuci; 

a correction in a date.

A-x. Geol., vol. 4, p. 387 (£ p.), 1889.

 Remarks upon sedimentation in the 

. Cincinnati group.

Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., Jour., vol. 12, pp. 

34-36,1889.

 On Laurentian as applied to a Quaternary terrane.

Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 29-35, 1890.

 Section of the Makoqueta [Maquoketa] shales in Iowa. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 38, pp. 

250-251,1890.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 23, p. 810 (J p.), 

1889.

 On the name " Laurentian."

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 133-134 (f p.), 1890. '

 On the Maquoketa shales, and their 

correlation with the Cincinnati group 

of southwestern Ohio.

Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 335-356, 394, 1890.

 A cave in the Clinton formation of 

Ohio.

Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., Jour., vol. 13,

pp. 31-32, 1890.

 On the age of the Point Pleasant, 

Ohio, beds.

Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., Jour., vol. 14, 

pp. 93-104, plates 2, 3, 1891.

Abstract, Science, vol. 18, p. 157 (J col.), 4°, 

1891.

 A brief history of the Ohio River.

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 38, pp. 739-748, 

1891.

. Abstract, Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 51, 

p. 380 (i col.), 4°, 1891.

 The fauna of the lower Cambrian or 

Olenellus zone.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 82-86, 1891.

 [Identity of lower Cambrian in the 

Rutland region, Vermont.]

Geol. Soc., Am., Bull., vol. 2, p. 338 (i p.), 

1891

In discussion of paper by J. E. "Wolff " on 

the lower Cambrian age of the Stockbridge 

limestone."
UA11TON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 527

Jameson, E. Geology of the LcavenAvorth prospect well.

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 11, pp. 37-38, 

1889.-

Jameson, Robert. Notes on the geology 

of the countries discovered during Captain Parry's second [and third] expeditions.

Journal of third voyage for discovery of 

northwest passage in the ships Hecla and 

Fury under Capt. "VV. E. Parry, pp. 210-224, 

map, Philadelphia, 1826 [also London, 1826, 

not soon].

 Geological appendix.

Narrative of an attempt to reach the North 

Polo, by Sir Edward Parry, in the year 1827, 

London, 1828. [Not scon.]

 Arctic geology.

Discovery and adventure in the Polar seas 

and regions, by John Leslie, Professor Jamoson, and Hugh Murray, Edinburgh Cabinet 

Library, 1832. [Not seen.]

Janes, Thomas P. Handbook of the 

State of Georgia, with geologic map 

of the State, vii, 256 pages, map, 

Atlanta, 1876.

Janin, Louie, jr. Mulatos gold mines, 

State of Sonora, Mexico.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 49, pp. 131-132, 

4°, 1890.

Jenkins, John P. Notice of some facts 

at Hudson, N. Y.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 4, pp. 33-35,1822.

Jeniiey, Walter P. Some recent explorations in the geology of western Texas. 

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Proc., 2d 

series, pp. C8-69,1874. 

Discussed by Nowborry, pp. 69-70.

 Notes on the geology of western 

Texas, near the thirty-second parallel. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 7, pp. 25-29, 

1874.

 Mineral resources of the Black Hills 

of Dakota.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Eocky Mountain region, J. AV. 

Powell in charge, Report on the Black Hills 

of Dakota, pp. 233-324,4°, Wasbington, 1880.

 Graphitic anthracite in the Parker 

mine, Wood River, Idaho.

School of Mines, Quart., vol. 10, pp. 313-315, 

1889.

 Notes on the dry lakes of southern 

Nevada and California, with relation 

to the loess.

School of Mines, Quart., vol. 10, pp. 315-318, 

1889.

Jermy, Gustav. Report. [South central Texas.]

Texas geological and mineralogical survey, 

1st Eeport, 1888, pp. 61-04,1889.

Jernegan, Joseph L., jr. The Whale lode 

of Park County, Colo.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 

352-356,1875.

Jessup, Augustus E. Geological and 

mineralogical notice of a portion of the 

northeastern part of the State of New 

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Philadelphia, Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 2, pp. 

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Jewett, E. [Chemungfossils near Franklin, Delaware County, N. Y. ]

Now York, 15th Annual Koport of the Regents of the University on the State Cabinet 

of Nat. Hist., p. 198, Albany, 1862.

Canadian Nat., vol. 7, pp. 395-396, under title 

"On the geological ago of the rocks of Now 

York heretofore referred to the old red sandstone."

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 34., p. 

418(1 p.), 1863.

 On the probable identity of the 

Oneida conglomerate of central New 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 38, pp. 12]-122 

(i p.), 1864.

Jewell, Wilson. Geological structure 

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Mod. Soc. Pennsylvania, Trans., now series, 

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[Jilson, B. C.] [Report on geology of 

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Mod. Soc. Pennsylvania, Trans., 4th series, 

vol. 2, pp. 42-46, colored geological map, 1860.

Johnson, George H. Human footprints 

on sandstone near Managua, in Nicaragua.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, pp. 239-240, 

1884.

Johnson, H. A., and Thomas, B. W. Organisms in bowlder clays of Chicago.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 317-318 

(I p.), 1884.

Science, vol. 3, p. 237 (g p.), 4°, 1884. 

From Chicago Acad. Sci., Bull., 1884.

Johnson, Jasper. The Wilmingtou, 111., 

coal field.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 

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Johnson, John. Notice of some spontaneous movements occasionally observed 

in the sandstone strata in one of the 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol.8, pp.283- 

286, 1855,
528 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF

Johnson, J. W. [On fossils from limestones near Sunbury, Pa.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 1, p. 44 

(J p.), 1844.

Johnson, Laurence. The parallel drift 

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Science, vol. 3, p. 80 (J p.), 1884.

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Science, vol.5, p. 396 (Jp.), 1885.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 36, pp. 230-236, 

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1840.

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Franklin Inst., Jour., 3d series, vol. 2, pp. 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 274- 

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Some observations on the gold formations of Maryland, Virginia, and 

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Jones, George. Some observations in 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 33, pp. 226-230,1838.

Jones, Howard Grant. Notes on the 

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Jones, H. L., Herrick, C. L., Tight, W, G., 

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1840,160 pages, 2 plates, London, 1843. 

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Julien, Alexis A. On the geology of the 

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Gool. Surv. Michigan, Upper Peninsula,

1869-1873, vol. 2, pp. 1-197, Now York, 1873.

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rocks from Ashland County, Wis.

Geology of Wisconsin, survey of 1873-1879*, 

vol. 3, pp. 224-238, plate, 1880.

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humus acids.

Am. Assoo. Adv. Sci., Preo., vol. 28, pp. 311- 

410, map, 1880.

 The volcanic tuffs of Challis, Idaho, 

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Now York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 49- 

53, 1882. Discussed by Newborry, pp. 53-56. 

Science (edited by John Michols), vol. 2, pp. 

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New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, p. 58 

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Now- York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, p. 23 

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New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 24- 

27, 1882.

Science (edited by John Michols), vol. 2, pp. 

571-572, 1882. Discussed by Day, Nowborry. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 23, 

p. 338 (J p.), 1882.

 The so-called Leadville porphyry. 

Bead to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1882. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 16, p. 925 (i p.),

1882.

 The genesis of the crystalline iron 

ores.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 34, pp. 335-346,

1883.

Abstract, New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 

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Eeviewod by J.D. D[ana], Am. Jour. Soi., 

3d scries, vol. 25, pp. 476-477 (i p.), 1883.
530 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Julien, Alexis A. Continued.

 The dunite beds of North Carolina. 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 22, pp. 

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Abstract, Am. Jonr. Sci.,3d series, vol. 27, 

p. 72 (J p.), 1884.

 The durability of building stones in

New York City and vicinity. 

: 10th Census U.S., Keport on.the building

 < stones of the United States and statistics of 

the quarry industry for 1880. Bound as part 

of Vol. X, but with separate pagination, pp. 

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 The singing beach of Manchester, 

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Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 32, pp. 251-252,1884.

 Notes on the glaciation of the 

Shawaiigunk Mountain, N. Y.

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 

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 A study of Eozoon canadense.

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416 (a p.), 1885. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 4, pp. 327-328 (J p.),

1884.

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' New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 5, p. 72, 

1886.

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New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 7, pp. 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 33, pp. 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 33, pp.

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 Brooks, T. B., and. Catalogue of 

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Juratrias.

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA.* 

1787. Mineralogische Kenntniss des 

ostlichen Theils von NordAmerika, etc., Schoepf.

Juratrias Continued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued.

1793. Supposed volcanic hill on

border of North Carolina, D.

1799. Basalt in Pennsylvania, Smith,

T.P. 

1807. Observations on geology of the

United States, Maclure. 

1810. Mineralogy of town of New 

Haven, Silliinan.

1814. Observations in vicinity of 

New Haven, Silliinan.

1815. Southampton Lead mine and 

basalt of Mt. Holyoke, Hitchcock, E.

1818. Remarks on section of Massachusetts on Connecticut 

River with parts of Vermont, 

Hitchcock, E.

Localities of minerals and remains, Silliinan.

Coal in vicinity of Richmond, 

Va., Grammer.

Index to geology of the Northern States, Eaton.

Geology of the United States, 

Maclure.

Observations on geology of 

North America, Mitchell, 

S. L.

1820. Tour in New. Haven and Litchfield, Conn., Silliinan.

Tour between Hartford and 

Quebec, Silliman.

Secondary regions of New York 

and New Jersey, Pierce.

Red sandstone of North Carolina, Olmstead.

1821. Miscellaneous observations, 

Brongniart.

List of remains and rocks from 

Massachusetts.

Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall.

Remarks on red sandstone formation of Connecticut, Silliman.

1822. Comparative features of American and European geology, 

Maclure.

Rocks collected in North Carolina, Olmstead.

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I. C.Kussell, U. S. Geol. Surv. Bull. No. 85, pp. 133-339, "Washington, 1892.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 531

Juratrias Continued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued.

1822. Locality of sulphate of baryta, 

Connecticut, Percival.

Dikes of North Carolina, Beckwith.

Minerals of Paterson and 

Sparta, N. J., Nuttall.

Copper in Connecticut, Gilbert, 

L.W.

Useful minerals in North Carolina, Olinstead.

Volcanoes and volcanic substances, Cooper, T.

Floetz trap of Connecticut and 

Massachusetts, Porter, T. D.

1823. Alluvial districts of New Jersey, Pierce.

Regions contiguous to Connecticut River, Hitchcock, E.

1824. Review of Connybeare and 

Phelps's geology of England 

and Wales, Am. Jour. Sci.

Singular conglomerate and 

trap tuff, Hitchcock, E.

Report on geology of North 

Carolina, Olinstead.

1825. Traps of Connewago Hills, etc., 

Pa., Gibson, J. B.

1826. Shell-marl region, etc., Pierce. 

Chlorophceite at Turners Falls,

Hitchcock, E. 

New or variegated sandstone of

the United States, Finch.

1827. Lead mines of Hampshire 

County, Masa., Nash.

Geology of North Carolina, 

Mitchell, E.; Olmstead.

Borings for water, Disbrow.

1828. Nomenclature of North American rocks, Eaton.

Country near West Chester, 

Pa., Finch.

Lecture on natural history of 

New Jersey, Mitchell, S. L.

Notices of minerals and geology 

of Connecticut and Massachusetts, Hitchcock.

1829. Geology of gold region of North 

Carolina, Mitchell, E.

1830. Geological text-book, Eaton. 

Diluvial scratches and furrows,

Thomas, D.

Igneous origin of some trap 

rocks, Sillimau.

Juratrias Continued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued.

1830. Secondary oolite in Bergen 

County, N. J., Eaton.

1831. Geologic features along tho 

Hudson and west through 

New York, Eaton.

1832. Geological survey of Massachusetts, economics, Hitchcock, E.

Water courses, alluvial and 

other rocks of Connecticut 

Valley, Smith, A.

1834. Country between Baltimore 

and the Ohio, Aikin.

Report of geologist of Maryland, Ducatel.

Fossil fishes in Connecticut 

sandstone, Mather.

1835. Flemington copper ore, New

Jersey, Clemson. 

Section through Richmond coal

field, Va., Taylor, R. C. 

Country between Fredericksburg and Winchester, Va.,

Clernsou. 

Junction of trap at Wallingford, Conn., Chapin, A. B. 

Footmarks of birds ouredsandstones, Hitchcock, E. 

Review of sections of Virginia

and Maryland, Taylor, R. C.

1836. Reconnaissance of Virginia, 

Rogers, W. B.

Scientific expedition,Maine and 

Nova Scotia, Emmons, E.

First report of survey of New 

Jersey, Rogers, H. D.

Reconnaissance from Washington, through Wisconsin, to 

Coteau de Prairie, Featherstonhaugh.

1837. Physical geography of Maryland, Ducatel.

Geological survey of Connecticut, Shepard.

Report of survey of Virginia 

for 1836, Rogers, W. B.

Preface to Geology, by De La 

Beche, Hitchcock, E.

1838. Report of geologist of first district of New York, Mather.

1839. Notes on American geology, 

Conrad.
CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Juratrias Continued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued.

1839. Third report of first district of 

New York, Mather.

Third report on survey of Pennsylvania, Eogers, H. D.

Geology of North America, 

Danberry.

1840. Keport of geologist of Maryland, Ducatel.

Fourth report on survey of 

Pennsylvania, Eogers, H. D.

Keport of survey of Virginia 

for 1839, Kogers, W. B.

Description of geology of New 

Jersey, Eogers, H. D.

1841. History of geologic studies in 

the United States;Hitchcock.

Final report on Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

On joints in rocks, Hitchcock, 

E.; Silliman, B., jr.

Fifth report on survey of Pennsylvania, Kogers, H. D.

Eeport of survey of Virginia 

for 1841, Eogers, W. B.

Eeport of survey of Virginia 

for 1840, Eogers, W. B.

1842. Elements of geology and outline of geology of North 

Carolina, Mitchell, E.

Geology of Connecticut, Percival.

Nature of dip of Trias., Silliman, 

Rogers, H.D.; Eogers, W.B.

Grooved surfaces at base of 

secondary in Pennsylvania, 

Eogers, H. D.

Natural coke of eastern Virginia, Eogers, W. B.

Notices of coal mines of Eichmond, Va., Woodridge.

1843. Fossils from red sandstone of

New Jersey, Eedfield. 

Temperature in coal mines of

eastern Virginia, Eogers,

W.B. 

Plants from red sandstone,

Hitchcock, E. 

Age of coal rocks of eastern

Virginia, Eogers, W. B. 

Fish beds and footmark in red

sandstone of New Jersey,

Eedfield, W. C.

Juratrias Continued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued.

1843. Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

Age of coal near Eichmoud and 

Fredericksburg sandstone, 

Eogers, W. B.

Fossil footprints and rain impressions in Connecticut Valley, Lyell.

Causes of crescentic dikes of 

trap, Eogers, H. D.

Age of the new red sandstone, 

Eogers, H. D.

1844. Native copper in Whately, 

Mass., Hitchcock, E.

Views on igneous action, phenomena iu New York, Beck.

Fossil footmarks at Turners 

Falls, Mass., Deane, J.

Percival the original observer 

of crescentic dikes in Connecticut, Sillimau.

Eeport on traps of sandstones 

of Connecticut, Silliman, 

B.jr.

Explanation of geologic map of 

Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

American geology and condition of research in United 

States, Eogers, H. D.

Trap tufa of Connecticut Valley, Hitchcock, E.

1845. Eolations of trap and sandstone of Connecticut Valley, 

Whelpley.

Polarity of trap rocks, Hitchcock, E.

Physical geology east of Eocky 

Mountains and conditions of 

sedimentation and uplift, 

Mather.

Minerals accompanying trap, 

Jackson, C. T.

Travels in North America, 

Lyell.

Evidences of congelation in new 

red sandstone, Barratt, J.

1846. Agriculture of New York, Emmons, E.

Observations on magnetic dip, 

Locke.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 533

Juratrias Continued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued.

1847. Plants from coal fields near 

Richmond, Bunibury.

Fossil tree at Bristol, Conn., 

Silliman, B., jr.

Trap tuff of Connecticut Valley, Hitchcock, E.

Illustrations of fossil footmarks, Deane.

Coal field near Richmond, Lyell.

Structure of Richmond coal, 

Hooker, I. T.

1848. Geology of South Carolina, 

Tuoney.

1849. Bassin du comt6 do Chesterfield, Virginie, Marcou, J. 

Second visit to the United 

States, Lyell.

1851. Age of Connecticut Valley 

sandstone, Wells, Agassiz.

Age of red sandstone of the 

United States, Jackson, C.T.

Fossil rain marks, Lyell.

Fossil calamite from Bridgewater, Mass., Jackson, C. T.

Date of red sandstones of New 

Jersey and the Connecticut, 

Redfield.

Coal of central North Carolina, 

Johnson, W. R.

Age of new red sandstone, 

Agassiz, L.

Fossil from conglomerate of 

Pennsylvania, Lea.

Age of Newark areas, Foster.

Rain marks in sandstone of New 

Jersey and Connecticut Valley, Redfield.

Analysis of red marl at Springfield, Ma9s., Jackson, C.T.

Altered shales from New Hope, 

Pa., Rogers, H.D.

1852. Report of geological survey of 

North Carolina, Emmons, E.

Origin of stratification, Wells, 

D.A.

Deep River coal field region, 

McLenahan.

1853. Age of Deep River coal, Rogers,

W.B.; Jackson, C.T. 

Wheatley, Brookdale, and 

Charleston mines, Pa., Rogers, H, D,

Juratrias C ontinued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued.

1853. Geologic map of United States,

etc., Marcou, J. 

Cuivre et houille do la Caroline 

du Nord, etc., Jackson, C. T.

1854. Fossil saurian of Now Red sandstone of Pennsylvania, Lea.

Deep River coal region, Jacksou, C. T.

Footprints, sandstones, and 

traps of Connecticut Valley, 

Hitchcock, E.

Origin of stratification, Wells, 

D. A.

1855. Movements in quarries at Portland, Conn., Johnson, J.

Impressions on clay in Hadley, 

Mass., Hitchcock, C. H.

Copper mine at Bristol, Conn., 

Silliman, Whitney, J. D.

New clathropteris in Connecticut Valley, Hitchcock, E., jr.

Mineralreichthum der Vereinigten Staaten, Diffenbach.

Ueber die Geologic von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Report of survey of South Carolina for 1856, Liebor.

Notes on Berks County, Pa., 

Bertlet.

Report of midland counties of 

North Carolina, Emmons, E.

Age of coal rocks near Richmond and in North Carolina, 

Rogers, W. B.

Influences of trap on adjacent 

strata, Rogers, W. B.

Section across Connecticut Valley, Hitchcock, E.

Relations of New Red to coal 

rocks of eastern Virginia and 

North Carolina, Rogers,W. B.

Carbonate of iron in coal measures and in color of rocks, 

Rogers, H. D.

Age of Trias, of eastern United 

States, Jackson, C. T.

Report on northern New Jersey, Kitchell.

Natural coke near Richmond, 

Rogers, W. B.

Posidonomya in Virginia, Rogers, W, B,
534 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Juratrias Continued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued.

1856. Lignite from Pennsylvania 

and .Virginia, Eogers, W. B.

1857. Review of Emmons's report on 

North Carolina, Dewey, C.

Illustrations of surface geology, Hitchcock, E.

Permian and Trias of North 

Carolina, Emmons, E.

Geology, etc., of Chester County, Pa., Hartman.

Age of Richmond coal, Heer.

Permian of east and west 

America, Archiac.

Ichnology of New England, 

Hitchcock, E.

1858. Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Fossils of sandstone and slates 

of North Carolina, Emnions, E.

Age of Trias, Dawson, J. W.

Geology of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Report on Deep River coal district, N. C, Wilkes.

Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

1859. Copper mine, Fauquier County, 

Va., Jackson, C. T.

Age of Trias of Massachusetts, 

Am. Jour. Sci.

Coal of Deep River, N. C., Jacksou, C. T.

Red sandstones on crystallines 

at Northfield, Mass., Jackson, 

C. T.

Age of Trias of eastern United 

States, Lea.

Section from Greenfield to 

Charlemont, Mass., Hitchcock, C. H.

Catalogue of State cabinet and 

notes on metamorphics, 

Hitchcock, E.

Sandstone and trap at Hadley 

and Amherst,Mas8., Stodder.

Constitution of Chatham series, 

Deep River, N.C., Emmons.E.

Reply to criticisms of J. D. 

Dana, Marcou, J.

1860. Trias of Virginia and North 

Carolina, Emmons, E.

Juratrias C ontinued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued.

1860. First report of chemist of Maryland, Tyson.

1861. Age of red sandstone of Maine,

Jackson, C. T.

Mesozoic of Atlantic Slope, 

Wheatley.

1865. Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1864, Cook, G. H.

Lignite of Franklin County and 

geology of southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Asphalt vein in coal measures 

of western Virginia, Lesley, 

J.P.

Skizze der Umgegend von NewYork, Credner, H.

1866. Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

Skizzen aus Virginia, Credner, H.

1867. Natural coke near Richmond, 

Va., Rogers, W. B.

Elementary geology, Hitchcock and Hitchcock.

Imprints in New Red of South 

Hadley, Mass., Shepard, C. U.

1868. Fossil reptiles of New Jersey,

Cope.

Geology.of New Jersey, Cook, 

G. H.

1870. Kreide von New Jersey, Credner, H.

Hanging Hills of Meriden, 

Dana, J. D.

History of Wallingford, Conn., 

Davis, C. H. S.

1871. Trias of Palisade range and 

New Haven, Dana, J. D.

Relations of Richmond granite, 

age of Richmond coal, Hatteras uplift, Perry.

Oolite coal field of Virginia, 

Greer.

Stratigraphy and surface geology of North Carolina, Kerr.

Mineral resources of North 

Carolina, Genth.

Geognosie und Mineralreichthum des Alleghany-Systems, 

Credner, Hi
DAIITON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 535

Juratrias Continued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued.

1871. Analysis of Triassic sandstones, Schweitzer.

Analysis of New Jersey sandstone, Schweitzer.

New Haven region, Dana, J. D.

Folsites of Palisade range, 

Schweitzer.

New Jersey sandstones not derived from trap, Newberry.

Hudson River Palisades, Wurtz.

Relations of Palisade trap 

sheet, Martin, D. S.

Map of Massachusetts, Hitchcock, C. H.

Earthquakes of New England, 

by Brigham, Dana, J. D.

Cave in eastern Pennsylvania, 

Wheatley.

1872. Triassic sandstone of Palisade

range, Wurtz. 

Causes of production of Capo

Hatteras, Shaler. 

Relation of syenite under

Richmond coal, Perry. 

Character of trap near New

Haven Dana, J. D.

1873. Some results of the earth's contraction, Dana, J. D.

Midlothian colliery of Virginia, 

Heinrich, C.

Post-Tertiary history of New 

England, Perry.

Titauiferous iron near Greensboro, N. C., Lesley, J. P.

The Virginias, Hotchkiss.

Geology of Now Havon region, 

Dana, J. D.

Appendix to report of survey 

of North Carolina, ICerr.

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock and Blake, Hitchcock, C. H.

1874. Trap rocks of the Connecticut 

Valley, Dana, E. S.

Natural coke of Richmond, Va., 

Stevens, R. P.

On stratification of rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

Weathering of trap in Pennsylvania, Frazer.

1875. Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Juratrias Continued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued.

1875. Trias of York County, Pa., 

Frazer.

Mesozoic of North Carolina, 

Kerr.

Trap rocks of Connecticut Valley, Hawes.

Report of survey of North Carolina, Korr.

Notes on geology of Lehigh 

County, etc., Pa., Lesley, 

J.P.

Thin sections of traps, Frazer.

Mesozoic sandstones of the Atlantic States, Frazer.

Structure of York Valley limeStones, Pennsylvania, Frazor,

Eastern Virginia coal field, 

Coryell.

Thin sections of Paleozoic and 

Mosozoic rocks of Pennsylvania, Frazer.

1876. History of explorations in Pennsylvania, etc., Lesley, J. P.

Cornwall iron mine and related 

deposits, Hunt, T. S. \

Notes on Paleozoic limestone, 

Frazer.

Exfoliation of rocks near Gettysburg, Frazer.

Virginia geographical and political summary, Hotchkiss.

Notes on two traps, Frazer.

Fish remains of Mesozoic shales, 

Leidy.

Report of geological survey of 

North Carolina, Dana, J. D.

Geologic chart of United States, 

Bradley, F. H.

Review of fossil flora of North 

America, Lesquercux.

Sections of traps, Frazer.

Report on York and Adams 

counties, Pa., Frazer.

Trap of York and Adams counties, Pa., Frazer.

1877. Report on York, Adams, Cumberland, and Franklin counties, Pa., Frazer, P. 

Copper rocks of the Mesozoio

of Pennsylvania, Frazer. 

Position of New Red sandstone, 

Frazer,
536 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Juratrias Continued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA^- 

Continued.

1877. Iron ores of York County, Pa., 

Frazer.

Igneous rocks of York County, 

Pa., Frazer.

Map of Pennsylvania, Lesley, 

J.P.

On some Mesozoic ores, Frazer.

Garnets in trap of New Haven, 

Dana, E. S.

Geology of New Hampshire, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Huntington.

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

Eolation of geology of New 

Hampshire to adjacent territory, Hitchcock, C. H.

1878. Nature of trap of New Jersey,

Russell, I. C. 

Hydrocarbon in eruptive rocks

of New Jersey, Russell, I. C. 

Clay deposits of Nevr Jersey,

Cook and Smock. 

Catalogue of rock specimens of

survey of Pennsylvania, Hall,

C.E. 

Trap dike through Lancaster

County, Pa., Frazer. 

Rocks of New York Island,

Martin, D. S. 

Bitumen in trap of Connecticut

Valley, Dana, J. D. 

Report of survey of New Jersey

for 1878, Cook, G. H. 

Geologic history of New York

Island, etc., Newberry. 

Atlantic system of mountains,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Catalogue of exhibit of survey of New Jersey, Cook,

G.H.

1879. Mesozoic sandstone of the Atlantic Slope, Frazer.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to western Maryland, Fontaine.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to New York, 

Macfarlane.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

Juratrias Continued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued.

1879. Ma'cfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Delaware and 

Maryland, Uhler, Fontaine.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to North and 

South Carolina, Kerr.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to New Jersey, 

Smock.

Macfarlane's Geological Rail- 

'road Guide to New England, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Pennsylvania, 

Lesley, J. P.

Mesozoic of Virginia, Fontaine.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Report of geologist of New 

Jersey for 1879, Cook, G. H.

Handbook of Virginia, Pollard.

History of Trias in New Jersey and Connecticut Valley, 

Russell, I. C.

Trias of New Jersey and Connecticut Valley, by Russell, 

Dana, J. D.

Mesozbic in Virginia, Heinrich, 

O. J.

Indications of Recent sandstones of unequal pressure, 

Walling.

1880. Geologic action of humus acids, 

Julien.

Report of State geologist of 

New Jersey for 1880, Cook, 

G.H.

Iron ores of the Virginias, Rogers, W. B.

Former extent of Trias to the 

eastward, Russell, I. C.

Resources near route of Richmond and Southwestern Railway, Hotchkiss.

Characteristics of a trap at Williamson Point, Pa., Frazer.

Relations of crystallines of 

eastern Pennsylvania, Hall, 

C.E.

Classification of lavas, Shaler.

Geology of Lancaster County, 

Pa., Frazer.
.DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 537

Juratrias Continued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued.

1881. So-called kames of Connecticut Valley, Dana, J. D.

Analyses of minerals and rocks 

from Berks, Philadelphia, 

and Montgomery counties, 

Pa., Genth.

Origin of topography of North 

Carolina, Kerr.

Jurassic sand near Elkton, Md., 

Lewis, H. C.

Geology of Philadelphia County, etc., Pa., Hall, C. E.; Lesley, J. P.

Cornwall mine, Lebanon, Pa., 

d'luvilliers.

Report on survey of New Jersey for 1881, Cook, G. H.

Third report of laboratory of 

survey of Pennsylvania, McCreath. 

Dolerite of Jura-Trias of eastern North America, Dana, 

J.D.

1882. G6ologie de la sud-est de la 

Pennsylvanie, Frazer.

Deerfield dike, Emerson.

Geology of the Palisades, Hoppock, A. E.

Notes on the geology of the 

Virginias, Rogers, W. B.

Triassic traps of Massachusetts, 

Connecticut, and New Jersey, Davis, W. M.

Composition of Mesozoic diabase of Atlantic Slope, 

Hawes.

Drift and erosion in Saltvillo 

Valley, Lewis, H. C.

Report on survey of New 

Jersey for 1882, Cook, G. 

H.

Mineral localities around New 

York City, Darton.

1883. Natural coke of Virginia, Raymond.

Triassic traps and sandstones 

of eastern United States, by 

Davis, Dana, J. D.

Report of survey of New Jersey for 1883, Cook, G. H.

Natural coke of Virginia, 

Hotchkiss.

Juratrias Continued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued.

1883. Geology and soils of tobacco 

region of North Carolina, 

Kerr.

Progress of geology for 1882, 

Hunt, T. S.

Eastward extent of Jura-Trias, 

Dana, J. D.

Review of report of State geologist of New Jersey for 1882, 

Raymond.

Geology of Chester Connty,Pa., 

Lesley, J. P.; Hall, C. E. ; 

Frazer.

Arkose of Hoboken, N. J., Martin, D. S.

Disintegrated sandstone at 

New Durham, N. J., Darton.

Geology of Richmond County, 

N. Y., Britton, N. L.

Review of 1882, report of New 

Jersey survey, Science.

Shales between Bergen Hill 

and Palisades, N. J., Darton.

Older Mesozoic llora of Virginia, Fbntaine.

Geology of Berks County, Pa., 

Invilliers, cV.

Fault in Trias near Yardleyville, Pa., Lewis, H. C.

Geology of Hudson County, 

N. J., Russell, I. C.

1884. Trap dikes of southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Reprint of reports on the geology of the Virginias, Rogers, 

W.B.

Microscopic 'structure of building stones, Merrill, G. P.

Illustrations of polished rock 

surfaces, Morgan, H. J.

Physical and agricultural features of South Carolina, Hammond.

Connecticut 'building stone, 

Lindsley, H. W.

Relation of Trias traps and 

sandstones of eastern United 

States, Davis, W. M.

Building stones, Foster, W.

North Carolina building stones, 

Kerr and Kerr.
538 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [nuix. 127.

Juratrias Continued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued.

1884. Cotton production in North 

Carolina and Virginia, Kerr.

Structure of trap of Connecticut Valley, Davis, W. M.

Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1884, Cook, G. H.

Cotton production in Georgia, 

Loughridge.

Maryland building stones, 

Huntington, Munroe and 

Singleton.

New Jersey building stones, 

Cook and Sinock.

Pennsylvania building stones, 

Lesley, J. P.

Virginia building stones, Huntington and Munroe.

Fossils in Trias near Phcenixville, Lewis, H. C.

1885. Fontaine's older Mesozoic flora,

Science. 

Sandstone used in New Haven,

Hubbard, 0. P. 

Map of Adams, Franklin, and

Cumberland counties, Pa.,

Lesley, J. P. 

Progress of geology, 1883,

Hunt, T. S. 

Commonwealth of Georgia,

Hendersori, J. T. 

Map of the United States,

McGee. 

Eeport of geologist of New

Jersey for 1885, Cook, G. H. 

Columnar trap of Orange,

N. J., Heilprin. 

Geologic atlas of counties of

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P. 

Deep River coal field, N. C.,

Chance. 

Trap dike across southeastern

Pennsylvania, Lewis, H. C. 

Rogers's geology of the Virginias, Campbell, J. L. and

H.D.

North Carolina coal fields, Russell, I. C.

1886. American, Newberry.

Columnar trap of Orange, N.

J., Iddings.

Cornwall iron mines, Pa., d'lnvilliers, Lesley.

Juratrias Continued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued, 

1886. Fish remains, New Jersey, Gratacap.

Holyoke trap, Emerson. 

Structure of Connecticut Valley, Davis, W. M. 

Trap and sandstone at Tariffville, Conn., Rice. 

Floor of Trias in New Jersey,

Britton, N. L.

Montgomery County, Pa., Carter.

York County, Pa., Frazer. 

On American Trias, Newberry. 

Magnetites of eastern Pennsylvania, Willis.

1887-1889. Topographic development 

of Trias, Davis, W. M.

Fishes and plants, Triassic, 

Newberry.

Hanging hills, Chapin.

Intrusive and extrusive traps, 

Davis, W. M., and Whittle.

Meriden ash beds, Davis, W. M.

Meriden, faults near, Davis, 

W.M.

Structure in Connecticut Valley, Davis, W. M.

Trap ridges at Meriden, Conn., 

Chapin.

Traps of East Haven-Brantford region, Hovey.

Eastern limit of Trias basin on 

Staten Island, Newberry.

Map of vicinity of New York 

City, Martin.

Staten Island outcrops, Britton, Hollick.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Catoperterus gracilis, Davis, 

C. H. S.

Glacial origin of cliffs, Davis, 

W.M.

Origin of Triassic monoclinal, 

Davis, W. M.

Natural coke from Midlothian, 

Va., analysis, Riggs.

Chesterfield County, Va., gas 

and coal, Russell, I. C.

Richmond coal fields, Clifford, 

Newell.

Coals, Ashburner.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 539

Juratrias Continued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued.

1887-1889. Coals from North Carolina, analyses, Clarke, F. W.,

Whitfield, J. E. 

Decomposed trap from North

Carolina, analysis, Chatard. 

Cumberland-Lebanon Valley,

Pa., d'lnvilliers. 

Riverw and valleys of Pennsylvania, Davis, W. M. 

Hampshire County, Mass., Emerson. 

Artesian wells, New Jersey,

Cook. 

Geologic map of New Jersey,

Cook. 

Red sandstone formation, Cook,

Nason.

Topographic map of New Jersey, Davis, W. M. 

Trap sheets in New Jersey,

Darton. 

Age of Triassic monocline in

Connecticut Valley, Davis,

W.M.

Building stones, Merrill, G. P. 

Analysis of sandstone from

Maryland, Clarke, F. W. 

Studies of Triassic rocks of

New Jersey, Nason. 

Artesian wells in New Jersey,

Nason. 

1890. North American Mesozoic,

White, C. A. 

Use of terms Laurentian and

Newark, Hitchcock. 

Archean axes of eastern North

America, Dana. 

Boring in Trias at New Haven,

Hubbard. 

Traps of East Haveu-Brantford

region, Hovey, E. O. 

Fillings in fissures in trap near

Meriden, Davis. 

Decay of rocks and origin of

red color, Dana. 

Relations of traps of Newark

system, Darton. 

Intrusive origin of Watchung

traps in New Jersey, Nason. 

Pseudomorphs at Paterson,

N. J., Hunt, J. H. 

Rivers of northern New Jersey,

Davis, W. M,

Juratrias Continued. « MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued.

1890. Ancient shore lines, Merrill, 

F. J. H.

Long Island Sound in Quaternary, Dana, J. D.

Topographic development of 

New Jersey, Davis a n d 

Wood.

Tracks in York County, Pa., 

Wanner.

Triassic flora of Richmond, 

Va., Marcou, J.

Notes on Richmond coal field, 

Clifford.

Conglomerates in North Carolina, Holmes, J. A.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Campbell, Chance, Crosby, 

Darton, Hitchcock, Lesley, 

Rogers, Smock, Uhlor.

Building stones of New York, 

Smock.

1891. Position of fossil-bearing beds 

in Massachusetts, Emerson.

Fossiliferous shales in Connecticut, Davis, Loper.

The four rocks about Now 

Haven, Dana, J. D.

Geological features of Meriden, 

Conn., Chapin.

Igneous injections of New 

Haven region, Dana, J. D.

Jura-Trias of central Connecticut, Dana, J. D.

Arkose beds in Triassic in central Massachusetts, Emerson.

Eastern Virginia andMarylaud, 

Dartou.

Age of overthrusts of southern 

Appalachians, Davis, W. M.

Artesian wells in eastern Pennsylvania, Carter.

Structure of Blue Ridge near 

Harpers Ferry, Geiger and 

Keith.

Section across Maryland, Keyes.

2,000-foot boring in eastern 

Pennsylvania, Seeley, Lyman.

Artesian wells in New Jersey, 

Smock.

Are there glacial records in the 

Newark system? Russell,!.C,
CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Juratrias C ontinued. 

MASSACHUSETTS TO NORTH CAROLINA 

Continued. 

1891. Fossils in Maryland, Williams,

G. H. 

Work On crystalline rocks of

Maryland, Williams, G. H. 

Piedmont plateau, Md., Williams, G. H. 

Triassic of Connecticut Valley,

Davis, W. M. 

Lost volcanoes of Connecticut,

Davis, W. M. 

Dan River coal fields in North

Carolina, Nitze.

Composition of igneous rocks 

of Virginia, Campbell and 

Brown.

Triassic of Massachusetts, Emerson.

EASTERN CANADA. 

1827. Mineralogy of Nova Scotia,

Alger.

1829. Geology and mineralogy of 

Nova Scotia, Brown and 

Smith.

Mineralogy and geology of a 

part of Nova Scotia, Jackson 

and Alger.

1831. Mineralogy and geology of 

Nova Scotia, Jackson and 

Alger.

1833. Magdalen Islands, Baddeley. 

1836. Geology and mineralogy of 

Nova Scotia, Gesner.

1839. First report on survey of New 

Brunswick, Gesner, A.

1840. Second report on survey of New

Brunswick, Gesner. 

Handbook of Nova Scotia, 

Dawson, J. W.

1841. Origin of grand outlines of the 

. earth, Dana, J. D. 

Third report of survey of New

Brunswick, Gesner. 

On joints in rocks, Jackson, 

C.T.

1842. Fourth report of survey of New

Brunswick, Gesner. 

Excursion in Prince Edward 

Island, Dawson, J. W.

1843. Report of survey of New Brunswick, Gesner.

Coal of Nova Scotia and age 

of gypsum and limestone, 

Lyell.

Juratrias Continued. 

EASTERN CANADA Continued.

1845. Newer coal of eastern Nova

Scotia, Dawson, J. W. 

Geology of Cape Breton,

Brown, R.

Lower Carboniferous of Nova 

Scotia, Dawsou, J. W.

1846. Geologic map of Nova Scotia,

Gesner. 

1848. New red sandstone of Nova

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

1850. Sketch of geology of New

Brunswick, Robb. 

Rocks of eastern Nova Scotia, 

Dawson, J. W.

1851. Age of red sandstone of the 

United States, Jackson, C. T.

1852. Notes on red sandstone of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

1855. Arcadian geology, Dawson, 

J.W.

1856. Geology of New Brunswick and 

Nova Scotia, Jackson, C. T.

1857. Parallelism of rocks of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

1860. Silurian and Devonian of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

1861. Age of New Brunswick, etc.,

sandstone, Rogers, W. B.;

Agassiz, L. 

Age of red sandstone of Maine,

Jackson, C. T. 

1863. Report of survey of Canada to

1863, Logan.

1865. Geology of southern New 

Brunswick, Bailey, L. W.

1866. Geology of Anitgouish County,

Nova Scotia, Honeyman. 

Red sandstone of Nova Scotia, 

McKay.

1868. Recent bird-tracks in basin of 

Minas, Hartt.

1870. Londonderry iron mine, Honeyman.

Report on Lake Superior and 

Nipigon, Bell, J.

1871. Report on Prince Edward 

Island, Dawson and Harringtoh.

1872. Southern New Brunswick, 

Bailey and Matthew.

Investigation in New Brunswick, Bailey.

Notes on Prince Edward Island, 

Dawson, J,W.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 541

Juratrias Continued. 

EASTERN CANADA Continued.

1872. Island of Grand Manan, Bailey.

1873. Copper ore on Grand Manau, 

Chapman.

1874. Nova Scotian geology, Honeyman.

1875. Address to Natural History 

Society of Montreal, geologic 

history, Dawson, J. W.

1870. Outline of geology of Canada,

Chapman.

Contributions to mineralogy of 

Nova Scotia, How, H.

1878. Leading geologic areas of

Canada, Chapman. 

Geology of route of Intercolonial Railway, Bell.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Hunt, T. S.

1880. Report on southern New Brunswick, Bailey, Matthew and 

Ella.

Lecture notes on Canada, Dawson, J. W.

1881. Fossils from red sandstone system of Prince Edward Island, 

Bain.

1882. Nova Scotian geology, Honeyman.

Trap minerals of Nova Scotia, 

Gilpin.

1884. Notes on building stones used

in Now York, Newberry. 

Descriptive sketch of eastern

Canada, Selwyn. 

Geology and fossil flora of

Prince Edward Island, Bain

and Dawson.

1885. Mines in Ontario, Quebec, and

Nova Scotia, Willhnot. 

Glaciation of Halifax Harbor, 

Honeymau.

1886. Physical features and glacial action of Nova Scotia, Murphy.

Examination of crystallines of 

Nova Scotia and Cape Breton, 

Honeyman. 

Geologic note of excursions in 

Nova Scotia, Honeymau.

1887. Prince Edward Island, Bain.

1888. Nova Scotia, Aylesford, Kings

County, Honeyman. 

Eozoic and Paleozoic, Dawson, 

J.W.

Juratrias Continued. 

EASTERN CANADA Continued. 

1888. Theories of ore deposits, Wadsworth.

1890. Triassic traps of Nova Scotia,

Marsters.

New Brunswick, Bailey. 

Warren's Geography, Brewer. 

Macfarlano's Railway Guide,

Dawson, G. M 

Pictou and Colchester, Nova

Scotia, Fletcher.

1891. Quaco, New Brunswick, Whittle.

DAKOTAS TO TEXAS. 

1821. Formations of western part of 

Mississippi Valloy, James, 

E.P.

Sketches of the Mississippi, 

James, E. P.

1849. Notes on the California gold 

region, Lyman, C. S.

1850. Santa Fe expedition, Marcy.

1852. Kreidebildungen vou Texas, 

Roomer.

1853. Ueber Texas, Roomer.

Exploring in Red River region 

of Louisiana, Shurnard, G. C.

1854. Notes from Preston, Red River, 

and El Paso, Marcou, J.

1855. Notes entre Preston et El Paso, 

Marcou, J.

1856. Reconnaissance from the Mississippi to Los Angeles, Cal., 

Marcou, J.

Review of part of geologic map 

of the United States by Marcou, Blake, W. P.

Geology of route to Pacific near 

thirty-fifth parallel, Marcou, 

J.; Blake, W. P.

1857. Fossil footmarks in Liassic of

Kansas, Mudge. 

Les roches du Jura, Marcou, J.

1858. Fossils of Nebraska, Black 

Hills, Meek and Hay den.

Reiso voni Mississippi, Mollhausen.

Permian in Kansas, Swallow.

American geology, addressed to 

Meek andHayden, Marcou, J.

Rocks of Kansas, Swallow.

1859. So-called Trias of Kansas and 

Nebraska, Meek and Hayden.
542 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Juratrias Continued. 

DAKOTAS TO TEXAS Continued.

1859. Marcou's geology of North 

America, Dana, J. D.; Agassiz, A.

Remarks on geology of Black 

Hills, Meek and Haydon.

Permian in Kansas, Meek and 

Hay den.

Explanation of map of Nebraska, Hayden.

1860. Trias of Kansas, Hawn.

Rocks of Kansas, Havra and 

Swallow.

1861. Reply to Marcou on Cretaceous 

and Carboniferous of Texas, 

Meek.

1862. Lower Silurian, Jurassic, Cretaceous, and Tertiary fossils 

from Nebraska, Meek and 

Hayden.

1863. Geology, etc., of the upper Mississippi, Hayden.

1866. Exploration in northern Mexico, R6mond.

First report on geology of Kansas, Mudge.

Eastern Kansas and geology of 

Kansas, Swallow.

Preliminary report of survey of 

Texas, Buckley.

1867. Notes on geology of Kansas,

Hayden.

Section in eastern Kansas, Swallow. 

Notes sur lea frontikres du Mexique, Marcou, J. 

Remarks on country about 

 sources of the Missouri, Meek 

and Hayden.

1868. Exploration in northern Mexico, Rdmond.

1869. Exploration of Yello wston e and 

Missouri rivers, Hayden.

1872. Report of survey of Nebraska,

etc., Hayden.

Geology of western Texas, Jenney, Newberry.

1874. Western Texas near thirtysecond parallel, Jenney. 

Part of eastern Texas, Buckley.

1875. Paleontology of reconnaissance 

of the Black Hills, Grinnell. 

Reconnaissance in Black Hills, 

Winchell, N. H. - .

Juratrias Continued. 

DAKOTAS TO TEXAS Continued.

1875. Explorations in Nebraska and

Dakota, Hayden. 

Geology of Kansas, Mudge.

1876. From Santa Fe to the Colorado, Newberry.

1877. Notes on northern Texas and 

Kansas, Ruffuer.

1878. Geology of Kansas, Mudge.

Two thousand miles in Texas, 

McDaniel and Taylor.

1879. North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

1880. Paleontological report on Black

Hills, WhitQeld. 

Geology of the Black Hills,

Newton, H. 

Deep well at Emmetsburg,

Iowa, Winchell, N. H.

1882. Coals in Santa Rosa district,

Mexico, Adams, W. H. 

Tertiary of central region,

Cope.

Copper region of northern 

Texas, Furman.

1883. Jura-Trias of western United 

States, Broadhead.

1884. Triassic beds of Texas, Sternberg.

Der mexikanische Staat Sinaloa, Weidner.

Agricultural description of Indian Territory, Loughridge.

1885. Age of Kansas, Smyth, B. B.

Quatre mois au Texas, Lancester.

Rio Grande region, Texas and 

o Coahuila, Schmitz.

1887-1889. Condition of knowledge 

on the geology of Texas, Hill, 

R.T.

Lower Cretaceous of the Southwest, White. C. A.

Mitchell County, Tex., Broadhead.

South:central Texas, Jenny.

Permian of Texas, Hill, R. T.; 

White, C. A.

Story of Colorado River, Hill, 

R.T.

Trinity formation, Hill, R. T.

Partial report on western 

Texas, Hill, R. T.
UAUTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 543

Juratrias Continued. 

DAKOTAS TO TEXAS Contiuued. 

1887-1889. Jura, Ncocomian, aiid 

chalk, Marcou, J.

Pike County, Ark., Branuer.

Black Hills, Carpenter, Crosby.

Sketch of geologic work in 

Kansas, Hay and Thompson.

Paleontology of the plains, 

Cragin.

Rock salt in Kansas, Hay, R.

Region south of the great 

bond of the Arkansas, Cragin.

Salt of Ellsworth County, 

Kans., Bailey, E. H. S.

Trias, of Kansas, Hay, R.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C.H.

Northwestern Kansas, Hay.

1890. Permian of Texas, Cummins. 

Review of Texas geology, Dumblo. 

Introduction, southwestern

Kansas, McGee. 

North American Mesozoic,

White, C. A. 

Kansas salt mine, Hay. 

Southwestern Kansas, Hay. 

Triassic flora of Richmond,

Va., Marcou, J. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

St. John, Upham, Bailey,

G.E. 

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

1891. Coucho country, Texas, Lerch.

Cheyenne sandstone and Neocomian of Kansas, Cragin.

Leaf-bearing terraue near Alpine "public lauds," Cragiu.

Report on northwestern Texas, 

Cummins.

Report of State geologist of 

Texas, Dumble.

Results of Texas survey, Bumble.

Notes on New Mexico and southwestern Texas, Hill, R. T.

Reconnaissance in Indian Territory, Hill, R. T.

Texas Permian and its Mesozoic types of fossils, White, 

C.A.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION. 

1823. Expedition from Pittsburg to 

the Rocky Mountains, Long.

Juratrias Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION Confc'd. 

1834. Geology and meteorology west 

of Rocky Mountains, Ball, J. 

1850. Geologic des Montagues rocheuses, Marcou, J. 

Reconnaissance in New Mexico,

Simpson.

Reconnaissance from the Mississippi to Los Angeles, Cal., 

Marcou.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Section ge"ologiquo des Montagues rocheusos, Marcou, J.

1855. Ueber die Geologic von NordArnerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Eastern base of Eocky Mountains, Rogers, H. D.

Discoveries by Marcou among 

Rocky Mountains, Jackson.

Geology of route to Pacific near 

thirty-fifth parallel, Marcou, 

J.; Blake, W. P.

1858. Permian in New Mexico, Shuinard, B. F.

Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

Montagues rocheuses, Marcou, J.

Ouvrago relatif a la gdologio de 

l'Ame*rique du Nord, Marcou, J.

1859. Keply to criticisms of Dana,

Marcou, J. 

Permian of New Mexico, Shurnard, B. F. 

Note relative aux Montagues

rocheuses, Marcou. 

Explorations in New Mexico,

Marcou's so-called Jurassic,

Newberry.

1860. Carboniferous and Jura-Trias 

of the Northwest, Marcou, J. 

Rocky Mountains in vicinity of 

Santa Fe, Blake.

1861. Discoveries by Captain Simpson 

across the continent, Meek 

and Engelniann.

Report on Colorado River, Newberry.

Geology of head waters of the 

Missouri, Hayden.

Jurassic of the West, Marcou, 

J.; Gabb.
544 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Juratrias C ou tinned. 

EOCKY MOUNTAIN EEGION Cont'd. 

?.868. Bemarks on geology of Nevada,

Whitney.

Formations along eastern margin of Eocky Mountains, 

Hay den.

Second annual report of survey of Wyoming, Hay den.

1869. Plants from the Yellowstone, 

Newberry.

Eeport of ^survey of Colorado 

and New Mexico, Hay den.

Notes on Wyoming and Colorado, Hayden.

1870. Geology of portions of Colorado 

surveyed in 1873, Stevenson, 

J. J.

Sun pictures of Eocky Mountain scenery, Hayden, F. V.

1871. Preliminary report on Wyoming, etc., Hayden.

Eastern Uinta Mountains, 

Marsh.

Notes on Wyoming and Colorado, Hayden.

1872. Map of Montana and Wyoming,

Hayden and Peale. 

Map of sources of Snake Eiver,

etc., Hayden and Bradley. 

Mountains of Colorado, Foster,

J. W. 

Geology of the Missouri Valley,

Hayden. 

General report on Montana and

adjacent Territories,Hayden. 

Profiles and sections to accompany final report of survey of 

, Territories, Hayden. 

Eeport on survey of Territories,

Hayden. 

Geysers of Yellowstone and

Firehole rivers, Hayden.

1873. Explorations of 1872 under F. V.

Hayden, Snake Eiver region,

Bradley. 

Mines and minerals of Colorado,

Frazer, P. 

Eeport of Snake Eiver division,

Bradley, F. H.

Sixth report on survey of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and

Utah,.Hayden. 

Eeport on Montana, Idaho,

Wyoming, and Utah, Peale.

Juratrias Continued. 

EOCKY MOUNTAIN EEGION Cout'd.

1873. Geology of western Wyoming,

Cornstock.

Structure of country north of 

Colorado Canyon, Powell, 

J. W.

1874. Gold Hill mining region, Marvine.

Eeport on San Luis division, 

Colo., Eudlich.

Eeport ou South Park district, 

Colo., Peale.

Eeport on Middle Park, Colo., 

Marvine.

Wheeler's Expedition nach 

Neu-Mexiko nnd Arizona., 

Loew.

Circles of deposition, Newberry.

Report of survey of Colorado 

for 1873, Hayden.

Exploration of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

Researches in Arizona and Nevada, Gilbert.

1875. Geology of New Mexico, Cope.

Wheeler's zweite Expedition 

nach Neu-Mexiko und Colorado, Loew.

Eeport on portions of New 

Mexico and Arizona surveyed 

in 1873, Gilbert, G. K.

Peculiar forms of erosion in 

eastern Colorado, Hayden.

Report on portions of Colorado 

and New Mexico, Leow.

Surface features of Front range 

of Rocky Mountains, Hayden.

Report on Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico, Howell, E. E.

Report from St. George, Utah, 

to Gila Eiver, Ariz., Marvine.

Northwestern Wyoming, Cornstock, T. B.

Cretaceous of the Galisteo, 

N. M., Cope.

Eeport on northwestern New 

Mexico, Cope.

Exploration of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

Equivalency of coal measures, 

White, C. A.

1876. Geology near Canyon City, 

Colo., Williams, S. G.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 545

Juratrias Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION Cont'd.

1876. Report of middle division of 

survey of Colorado, Peale.

Colorado plateau province, Gilbert.

Age of angiospermous plants 

referred to the Cretaceous, 

Dana, J. D.

Report on northwestern portion 

of Elk range, Colo., Holmes, 

W. H.

Report of surveys for 1874, 

Hay den.

Paleozoic subdivisions on fortieth parallel, King, C.

Notes on Uinta and Wasatch 

ranges, King, C.

Expedition from Santa Fe to 

the Colorado, Newberry.

Uinta Mountains, Powell, J. W.

Paleontology of plateau province, White, C. A.

Geology between Leavenworth 

and Sierra Nevada, Engelmann.

Geology between Leavenworth 

and the Sierra Nevada, Engelmann.

Paleontology ojf Great Basin 

exploration by Simpson, 

Meek.

Relations of lignitic group of 

the West, Stevenson.

Section between head waters of

. the Missouri and Yellowstone, Hayden.

1877. Descriptive geology, fortieth

parallel survey, Hague and

Emmons. 

Map of parts of Arizona, Marcou, Gilbert and Marvine. 

Remarks on paleontology of

fortieth parallel survey, Hall

and Whitfield. 

Remarks on Mesozoic and Cenozoic, Meek. 

Age of Rooky Mountains in

Colorado, Peale, Stevenson. 

Preliminary report of survey of

Territories, Hayden. 

Report in Grand River region,

Peale. 

Results of surveys for 1875,

Hayden.

Bull. 127 35

Juratrias Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION Cont'd.

1877. Peculiar type of eruptive

mountains in Colorado,

Peale. 

Artesian borings in Wyoming,

Hayden.

Henry Mountains, Gilbert. 

1'ield work in Teton region,

St. John. 

Report of San Juan region,

Colo., Holmes, W. H. 

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock and

Blake. 

Extinct vertebrata from New

Mexico, Cope. 

Map of parts of Arizona and

New Mexico, Gilbert, Howell

and Loew.

1878. Portion of northwestern Colorado, White, C. A. 

Report on Big Horn Mountains,

Carpenter. 

Grand River district, Colo.,

Peale. 

Systematic geology of fortieth

parallel survey, King, C. 

Results of surveys in Colorado

in 1876, Hayden. 

Report on White River district,

Endlich. 

American Jurassic dinosaurs,

Williston. 

Characters of Jurassic dinoaaurs, Marsh.

1879. Sweetwater district, Endlich.

Review of Hayden's atlas of 

Colorado and sketch of geology of the Northwest, Morgan, A.

Jura-Trias of western North 

America, White, C. A.

Jura-Trias of Idaho and western Wyoming, Peale.

Geology of Green River district, Peale.

Fossils in Jura-Trias of southeastern Idaho, White, C. A.

Dinosaurs of the Rocky Mountains, Lakes, A.

Report of explorations in Colorado and New Mexico, Stevenson.
546 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [DULL. 127.

Juratrias Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION Cont'd.

1879. Macfarlaue's Geological Kailroad Guide to Utah, etc., 

Davis, W. M.; Hague. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide to Colorado, Hay. 

den, Davis, W. M.

1880. Permian and other Paleozoics

of Kanab Valley, Ariz.,

Walcott. 

High plateaus of Utah, Dutton,

Powell. 

Twin Lakes and Teocallt

Mountain, Colo., Hayden. 

Fossils in Jura-Trias near San

Miguel, Colo., Hills, R. C.

1881. Examinations in Colorado and 

New Mexico, Stevenson.

Atlas of Colorado, Hayden.

Silver sandstone district, Utah, 

Rolker, Maynard.

1882. Sou them New Mexico, Sillinian.

Physical geology of Grand Canyon district, Dutton.

Great deposit of mud and lava, 

Cope.

Jura-Trias of southwestern Colorado, Hills, R. C.

Geologisches und Montanistisches aus Utah, Ochsenius.

.Tertiary history of Grand Canyon district, Dutton.

1883. Geology of Yellowstone Park, 

Holmes, W. H.

Report 011 Wind Kiver district, 

St. John.

Supposed Jura-Trias of the 

Front range of Colorado, 

Hallo well.

Exploration of the fortieth parallel, Wadsworth.

1884. Ripple marks of Utah, Gilbert.

Vertebrata of Tertiary of the 

West, Cope.

Report from Carroll to the Yellowstone Park, Dana and

. Grinnell.

Triassic insects from the Rocky 

Mountains, Scudder.

1885. Jurassic of North. America,

White, C. A. 

Map of the United States,

McGee. 

American Jurassic mammals,

Marsh, O. C.

Juratrias Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION Cont'd.

1885. Report of Rocky Mountain division, Emmons, S. F.

Mount Taylor and Zuni plateau, Dutton.

Age of Mesozoic of Queen Charlotte Islands and British Columbia, Whiteaves.

Enlargement of fragments in 

certain rocks, Irving and Van 

Hise.

1886. Fossils from central Montana, 

Whitfield, R. P.

Geology of the Laramie of Montana coal fields, Lindgren.

Fresh-water invertebrates of 

the Jurassic, White, C. A.

Geology and mining of Leadville, Emmons, S. F. ,

1887-1889. Report of Territorial geologist of Wyoming, Ricketts.

Report on Montana division, 

Hayden.

Origin of graphite, Newberry.

Valley of Mexico, Chism. 

Lower Cretaceous of the Southwest, White, C. A.

Original locality of Gryphsea 

pitcheri, Marcou.

Aspen Mountain, Colo., Brunton.

Bowlder County, Van Diest.

Denver region, Eldridge.

Field for original work in the 

Rocky Mountains, Hills.

Geology of Colorado ore deposits, Lakes.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Mesozoic of southern Colorado, 

etc., Stevenson.

Northwestern coal region, 

Colo., Hewitt.

Oil fields of Fremont County, 

Colo., Ihlseng.

San Juan region, Ihlseng.

Trinidad coal region, Lakes.

Mountain upthrusts, White,

C.A.

1890. Movements in Rocky Mountains, Emmons, S. F.

Extinct volcanoes in Colorado, 

Lakes.

Aspen district^ Newberry.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 547

Juratrias Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION Cont'd.

1890. Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Button, Eldridge, Ernmons, 

Hague, Puinpelly, Scott.

Spanish Peaks region, Hills.

Displacements in Grand Canyon, Walcott.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

North American Mesozoic, 

White, C. A.

1891. Perry Park, Col., Cannon.

Triassic plants from New Mexico, Knowltou.

Coal fields of Montana, Weed.

Geological horizons as determined by vertebrate fossils, 

Mars]i.

Plant-bearing beds of American 

Trias, Ward, L. F.

Report of Mesozoic, division invertebrate paleontology, 

United States Geological Survey, White, C. A. 

CALIFORNIA.

1849. United States exploring expedition, Dana, J. D. 

Notes on California gold region, Lymau, C. S.

1850. Reconnaissance from the Mississippi to Los Angeles, Cal., 

Marcou, J.

1851. Geology and resources of California, Tyson, P. T.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Preliminary report of survey 

in California, Blake.

1855. Geology of route to Pacific 

Ocean in California and Oregon, Newberry.

Geology of Coast mountains, 

etc., Cal.., Trask.

1856. Report upon route to the Pacific in California, Blake.

1858. Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

1861. Report on Colorado River,Newberry.

1864. Fossiliferous rocks of California, Whitney, J. D.

1865. Change of level in Green Mountains, Scott, W. H. 

Fossils from aurifevous slates 

of California, Meek.

Juratrias Continued. 

CALIFORNIA Continued.

1865. Geology of California, field 

work, 1860-1865, Whitney, 

J.D. 

Le Califoruie, Friguet.

1866. Constitution g6ologique et miniere de la Californie, Friguet.

Ago of gold rocks of the Pacific 

Coast, Brewer.

Whitney's Geology of California, Brewer.

Recent developments of survey 

of California, Whitney, J. D.

Faune primordialo dans le Pays 

de Galles et la g<5ologie californienne, Marcou, J. 

.1867. Silver and gold in foothills of 

Sierra Nevada, Sillimau.

Grass Valley gold district, Silliruan.

1868. Age of gold rocks of California, 

Brewer.

Salt Spring Valley region, Calaveras County, Cal., Goodyear.

Carboniferous age of gold rocks 

of California, Blake, W. P.

Principles of the natural system of Arolcauic rocks, Richthofen.

Mittheilungen von der West 

Kiiste Nord-Amerikas, Richthofen.

1869. Chemical geology of gold field§

of California, Phillips. 

Alter der goldfiihrenden Giinge, 

etc., Richthofen.

1870. Goldlagerstiitten Californiens,

Burka,rt.

Comstock lode, King, C. 

Fossils from Pacific States,

Gabb.

1871. Age of some Western lignites, 

Newberry.

Ancient lakes of western America, Newberry.

1873. Map of United States, Hitchcock, C.H.; Hitchcock and 

Blake.

Map of United States,by Hitchcock and Blake, Dana, J. D.

Distribution of mining districts, Raymond.
548 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Juratrias C ontinued. 

CALIFORNIA C ontinued. 

1871 Geology of Sierra Nevada in 

relation to vein mining, Bowman.

Keport on portions of Nevada, 

Utah, California, and Arizona, Gilbert.

1876. Eeport on southeastern California region, Loew. 

Horizontal crushing in Coast 

range of California, LeConte. 

Maps of parts of California, 

Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, 

New Mexico, and Utah, Gilbert, Marvine and Howell. 

Structure and origin of mountains, Le Conte.

1879. Geological survey of the fortieth parallel, Newberry.

1880. Auriferous gravels of Sierra 

Nevada, Whitney, J. D.

1881. Elongation of pebbles, WadsAvorth.

1882. Eapport de la commission du 

Mexique, Prudhomme.

1883. Ueber die Geologie Californiens,

Marcou, J.

Note sur la gdologie de la Californie, Marcou, J.

1884. Field work in Cascade range, 

Diller.

United States Geological Survey 

work in California, Becker.

Relations of mineral belts of 

Pacific Slope to the upheavals, 

Becker.

Physical and agricultural features of California, Hilgardi

1885. Notes on stratigraphy of California, Becker.

Geologic sketch of Pacific division, Becker.

Mesozoic and Cenozoic of California, White, C. A.

Jurassic of North America, 

White, C. A.

1887. Californische Gesteine,

Schuster.

Map of the United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

1888. Report of mineralogist of California, Irelan, Goodyear. 

Report of California division, 

Becker.

Juratrias Continued. 

CALIFORNIA Continued. 

188S. Mono County, Cal., Whiting. 

Catalogue of California fossils, 

Cooper, J. G.

1890. Amador County, Cal., Brown.

Mother lode region, Cal., Fairbanks.

Placer County, Cal., Hobson.

[Counties of California], Hobson, Goodyear, Preston, 

Watts.

1891. Supposed Triassic from Mineral 

King district [Cal.], White, 

C.A. 

Early Cretaceous of California

and Oregon, Becker. 

Mount DiablOj Cal., Turner. 

Gold ores of California, Hammond.

WESTERN CANADA AND ALASKA. 

1855. Geology of Hudson Bay territory and portions of the Arctic regions, Isbester. 

1857. Notes on Arctic travel in search 

of Sir John Franklin, Houghton, S.

1859. Report of Assiniboin and Saskatchewan expedition, Hind. 

1869. Geology of Alaska, Blake, T. A. 

1873. Trias on British Columbia,

Whitney.

Mesozoic fossils from British 

Columbia, Billing.

1876. Outline of geology of Canada,

Chapman.

Invertebrates from coal rocks 

of Queen Charlotte Islands, 

Whiteaves.

1877. Notes on lower Peace and Athabasca rivers, Macoun.

1878. Jurassic fossils from C»ast 

range of British Columbia, 

Whiteaves.

Geology of coast of Arctic 

lands, Feilden and De Ranee. 

Leading geologic areas of Canada, Chapman.

Leech River vicinity, Dawson, 

G.M.

Explorations in British Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

1879. Exploration in southern interior of British Columbia, 

Dawson, G. M.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 549

Juratrias Continued. 

WKSTERN CANADA AND ALASKA Continued.

1879. North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

1880. Sketch of geology of British 

Columbia, Davvsou, G. M.

Lecture notes ou Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Report on Queen Charlotte Islands, Dawsou, G. M.

1881. Geology of British Columbia, 

Dawson, G. M.

Northern part of British Columbia and Peace River country, 

Dawson, G. M.

Peace River region, Dawson, 

G. M.

Der Queen Charlotte-Archipel, 

Dawson, G. M.

1883. Note on Triaesic of Rocky 

Mountains, Dawson, G. M.

1884. Descriptive sketch of western 

Canada, Dawson, G. M.

1885. Geology of Hudson Bay region,

Bell, R.

Age of Mesozoic of Queen Charlotte Islands and British Columbia, Whiteaves. 

Jurassic of North America, 

White, C. A.

1886. Rocky Mountains, Dawson,

J. W.

1887-1889. Yukon district, Dawson, 

G. M.

Lower Liard River, McConnell.

Gold-mining regions of the Pacific Coast, Bowman.

Fossils from coast of British 

Columbia, Whiteaves.

Invertebrate fossils from Pacific Coast, White, C. A.

Mount Stephen, British Columbia, McConnell.

Northern part of the Dominion 

of Canada, Dawson, G. M.

British Columbia, Bowman.

Yukon expedition, Dawson, 

G. M.

Northern Vancouver Island,

Dawson, G. M.

1891. Physiographic geology of 

Rocky Mountain region.Dawson, G. M.

Structure of Selkirk range, 

Dawson, G. M.

Yukon and Mackenzie basins, 

McConnell.

Juratrias Continued. 

GENERAL.

1828. Nomenclature of North American rocks, Eaton.

1832. Order of succession of rocks 

of the earth, Featherstonhaugh.

1847. Termination of Paleozoic, 

Owen, D. D.

1851. Systems of elevation of North 

America, Foster and Whitney.

1853. Jena-Formationen auf der Erdflache, Buch.

1854. Geologic map of United States,

by Maicou, Am. Jour. Sci. 

Inclination and thickness, 

Rogers, H. D.

1855. Rapport sur la partie ge"ologique de 1'Exposition de NewYork, Lyell.

1856. Development in geologic history of North America, Dana, 

J. D.

Relations of fishes and sandstone of Connecticut, etc., 

Redfield.

American geologic history, 

Dana, J. D.

1857. Correlation of Trias of eastern 

United States, Dana, J. D.

1858. Sketch of geology of United

States, Rogers, H. D. 

Physical geography attending 

production of the Paleozoic 

strata, Rogers, H. D.

1859. Dyas and Trias, Marcou, J.

1861. Effects of subsiding ocean floor 

on deposits, Rogers, W. B.

1862! Extension of Carboniferous of 

the United States, Stevens.

1863. Appalachians and Rocky Mountains in geologic history, 

Dana, J. D.

1870. Studies in chemical geogony, 

Wurtz.

1875. Explication de la carte ge"ologique de la terre, Marcou, J. 

Northwestern Wyoming, Cornstock, T. B.

1876. Tertiary flora and age of North 

American lignite, Lesquereux.

1877. Vertebrate life in America,

Marsh, 0. C.

Critical periods in the history 

of the earth, Le Conte.
550 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Juratrias Continued. 

GENERAI, Continued.

1879. North American Mesozoic and

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Hunt, T. S.; Macfarlane.

Geology of Lagrange County, 

Ind., Edmunds, E. S.

1880. Geologic history of North American flora, Newberry.

1882. Geological chart, Reid, H. A.

1883. General geology of Wisconsin, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

1884. Vertebrata of Tertiary of the 

West, Cope.

Mesozoic dicotyledons, Ward, 

L. F.

Azoic system and its subdivisions, Whitney and Wadsworth.

1885. Jurassic of North America,

White, C. A. 

Dinocerata, Marsh, O. C.

1886. Break between Trias and Permian, Newberry.

1887-1889. Report of subcommittee 

on Mesozoic, International 

Congress of Geologists, Cook, 

Cope.

Juratrias C ontinued. 

GENERAL Continued. 

1887-1889. Faunas of lower Trias of

Europe, Hyatt.

Indebtedness of American geologic science to Canada, 

Dawson, J. W. 

Interior of North America,

Cope.

Mesozoic realm, Cope. 

Newark system, Russell, I. C.

1890. Use of terms Laurentiau and

Newark, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Triassic flora of Richmond, Va.,

Marcou, J.

North American Mesozoic, 

White, C. A.

1891. Has Newark priority as a group

name? Russell, I. C. 

Are there Glacial records in 

the Newark system? Russell, 

I.C.

Plant-bearing deposits of the 

American Trias, Ward, L. F.

Justice. [On itacolumite from Sto'kes 

County, N. C.]

Am. Phil. Soc.,Proc., vol. 4, p. 244 (J p.), 1847.

J., T. W. Notes on the geology of Haldeman County.

Geol. and Sci. Bull., vol. 1 (£ col.), 1889.

K.

Kalm, Peter. En resa til Noora America, three volumes, Stockholm, 

1753-1761. Translations in English by 

J. R. Foster; first edition, 1770-71; 

second edition, 1772. Another edition 

in J. Pinkerton's voyages, vol. 13,1812. 

In German, by J. H. Murray, 1754-1764. 

In French, by R. W. Marchand, 1859. 

[Not seen.] 

Kansas.

1821. Formations of western part of 

the Mississippi Valley, James. 

Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall.

1823. Map of country drained by the 

Mi ssissippi, western section, 

James, E. 

Expedition from Pittsburg to the

Rocky Mountains, Long. 

1848. Reconnaissance from Leavenworth to San Diego, Emory. 

1852. Geology and paleontology of the 

valley of Salt Lake, Hall, J.

Kansas Continued.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Explorations between thirtyeighth and forty-first parallels, 

Schiel.

1855. Exploration between latitudes 

38° and 41° for route to the 

Pacific, Schiel.

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1857. Fossil footmarks in Liassic, 

Mudge.

1858. Paleontology, Fort Leavenworth

to Bryan Pass, Shuinard, B. F. 

Permian in Kansas, Swallow. 

Tertiary and. Cretaceous of the

Northwest, Meek and Hayden. 

Notes on map and section of

country on Missouri River,

Hayden. 

.Sketch of geology of United

States, Rogers, H. D.
DATITON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 551

Kansas Continued.

1858. Rocks of Kansas, Swallow.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J. 

American geology, addressed to

Meek and Hayden, Marcou, J.

1859. So-called Trias of Kansas and 

Nebraska, Meek and Hayden.

Explanation of map of Nebraska 

and Kansas, Hayden.

Marcou's geology of North America, Dana, J. D.; Agassiz, A.

Permian in Kansas, Meek and 

Hayden.

Lower Cretaceous, Meek and 

Hayden.

1860. Explorations in Kansas, Meek

and Hayden. 

Trias of Kansas, Hawn. 

Rocks of Kansas, Swallow and

Hawn. 

Notes on Kansas and Nebraska;.

Marcou, J.

1S61. Report on Colorado River, Newberry.

1862. Extension of the Carboniferous, 

Stevens.

1863. Geology, etc., of the upper Mississippi, Hayden, H.

1864. Permian remains from northeastern Kansas, Meek and Hay den.

18.65. Carboniferous and Cretaceous of 

Kansas and Nebraska, Meek.

186.6. H'ot springs of Soda Creek, Kans., 

Bethoud.

Eastern Kansas and geology of 

Kansas, Swallow.

Points in geology of Kansas, Swallow.

First report on geolog.y of Kansas, Mudge.

Report on geological survey, 

Hawii.

Report on Miami County, Swallow.

Map of Canada and part of the 

United States, Logan and Hall.

1867. Section i'n eastern Kansas, Swallow.

Notes on geology of Kansas, Hayden.

Geiuitx on upper Paleozoic of 

southern Nebraska, Meek.

Le Dyas an Nebraska, Marcou, J.

First annual report of surveys of 

Nebra'ska, Haydeu.

Kansas Continued.

1868. Meek on Swallow's report on 

Kansas, Swallow.

Notes on railroad from Smoky 

Hill River to the Rio Grande, 

Le Conte.

Remains of horse in drift in Kansas, Swallow.

1869. Remarks on Missouri Valley, 

. Hayden.

1871. Cretaceous reptiles and fishes,

Cope.

Age of sandstone at Fort Harker, 

Newberry.

1872. Paleontology of eastern Nebraska, Meek.

Report of survey of Nebraska, 

etc., Hayden.

Resources of western Kansas and 

eastern Colorado, Elliott, R. S.

Paleontologic report on Wyoming, Meek.

Geology and paleontology of Cretaceous, Cope.

1873. Lignitic formation and flora,

Lesqncreux.

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

1874. Cretaceous flora of Western Territories, Lesquereux. 

Li gniteflora of the far West, Newberry. , 

Drift in Kansas, Knox, M. V. B. \

1875. Pliocene of western Kansas,

Mudge. 

Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H. 

Classification and distribution of

Cretaceous of the West, Cope. 

Kansas chalk, Patrick. ; 

Geology of Kansas, Mudge.

1876. Expedition to the Mauvaises Terres, Culbertson. 

Geology between Leavenworth.

and the Sierra Nevada, Engelmann. 

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils

of upper Missouri country,

Gabb. 

Later extinct floras of North

America, Newberry. 

Tertiary and Cretaceous of Kansas, Mudge. 

New plants from Dakota group,

Lesquereux.
552 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Kansas Continued.

1876. Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils of 

upper Missouri, Meek.

1877. Notes on northern Texas and Kansas, Ruffner.

Tertiary and Cretaceous periods 

.of Kansas, Mudge.

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

Elements of agricultural geology, 

Kedzie.

1878. Remarks on Laramie group, 

White, C. A.

Geology of Kansas, Mudge.

Mineral region of southeastern 

Missouri and southeastern Kansas, Case.

1879. Rosedale coal vein, Thorne.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad

Guide to Kansas, Mudge. 

North American Mesozoic and

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

1880. Rosedale gas and oil wells, 

Thorne.

Western Kansas, Guild.

Surface geology of southwestern 

Missouri and Kansas, Broadhead.

History of drainage features in 

Kansas, West.

The Dakota group, Sternberg.

Metamorphic deposit in Woodson 

County, Mudge.

Carboniferous of southeastern 

Kansas, Broadhead.

1882. Coal fields of Cherokee County, 

Ha worth.

Chalk beds of Wa Keeney, Broadhead.

Tertiary of central region, Cope.

Burlington gravel beds, Parker, 

J.D.

Igneous rocks of Kansas, Hay, 

Haworth.

Chert rocks of the Carboniferous, 

Haworth.

1883. Loup Fork group of Kansas,

Sternberg. 

Notes on central branch of Union

Pacific Railroad, Broadhead. 

Notes on part of southeastern

Kansas, Broadhead. 

Cretaceous fossils from Western

States, White, C. A.

1884. Carboniferous of eastern Kansas, 

Broadhead,

Kansas Continued.

1884. Geology of lead and zinc of Kansas, Haworth.

Age of the Missouri River, West.

Vertebrata of the Tertiary, Cope.

Kansas building stones, Broadhead.

Ripple marks in limestone, Wooster.

1885. Tertiary in Harper County, 

Cragin.

Last emergence of southeastern 

Kansas, West.

Geology of Norton County, Hay.

Artesian well at Fort Scott, 

Bailey and Walter.

Burlington gravel beds, Parker, 

J. D.; Broadhead.

Age of Kansas, Smyth, B. B.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Russell artesian well, Parker, 

J.D.

Some features of southern Kansas, Cragin.

1886. Notes on gypsum deposits of 

Dakota, Cragin.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock,

C. H.

Notes on southwestern Kansas, 

St. John.

1888. Coal, Ashburner.

Coal measures, Wooster.

Coal measures of Lyon County, 

Kelly.

History of geologic work in Kansas, Hay, R., and Thompson.

Limit of drift, Wooster.

Natural gas in eastern Kansas, 

Hay, R.

Note on remarkable fossil, Hay, R.

Report on geology, Hay, R.

Section in Wilson County, Hay, R.

Volcanic dusts, Hicks.

Salt deposits, Cox, E. T.

Mitchell County, Tex. (salt), 

Broadhead.

1889. Rock salt in Kansas, Hay, R.

Horizon of Dakota lignites,

Hay, R.

Leavenworth well, Jameson. 

Missouri River, Broadhead. 

Nickel ore, Logan County,

Dewey, Snow. 

Composition of Kansas coal,

Bailey, E. H. S. 

Lecture on Kansas, Hay, R.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 553

Kansas Continued.

1889. Paleontology of the plains, Cragin. 

Region south of great bend of

the Arkansas, Cragin. 

Salt deposits, Bailey, E. H. S. 

Trias of Kansas, Hay, R. 

Building stones, Merrill, G. P. 

Salt, Hay,.R. 

Salt marshes, Hay, R.

1890. Artesian wells, Hay, R.

Chalk from Niobrara Cretaceous, 

Williston.

Cheyenne sandstone, Cragin.

Loess and its fossils, Shimek.

Lignite in Dakota formation, 

Hay, R.

Permo-Carboniferous of Greenwood and Butler counties, 

Wooster.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, St. 

John.

Southwestern Kansas, Hay, McGee.

Salt mine, Hay, R.

Silverdale limestone, analysis, 

Catlett.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Structure of Kansas chalk, Williston.

1891. Analysis of limestone [from lola],

Stokes. 

Cheyenne sandstone and Neocomian shales, Cragin. 

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S. 

Progress report of artesian and

underflow investigation, Nettleton. 

Mammoth remains in Franklin

county, Charlton. 

Megalouyx beds in Kansas, Udden. 

Northwestern Kansas, Hay, R.

Keating, William H. Narrative of an 

expedition to the source of St. Peters 

River, Lake Winnepeck, Lake of the 

Woods, etc., under Maj. Stephen H. 

Long, in two volumes. Vol. 1, pp. xii, 

439; vol. 2, pp. vi, 459, 15 plates, map, 

8°, Philadelphia, 1824. Reprinted, 

London, 1825, xiii, 458; 248, 156 

pages.

Abstract, Neues Jahrbuch for 1833, pp. 498- 

501,1824.

Keating, William H. Continued. 

 Vanuxem, Lardner, and. On the 

geology and mineralogy of Franklin in 

Sussex County, N. J.

Philadelphia, Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 2, pp. 

277-288,1821.

Keck, Rudulf. The genesis of ore 

deposits.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 35, pp. 3-4, 4°, 

1883.

Kedzie, G. E. The bedded ore deposits 

of Red Mountain mining district, Ouray 

County, Colo.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 1C, pp. 

570-581, 1888.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 46, pp. 104-106, 

4°, 1888.

Kedzie, William K. The elements of 

agric ultural geology for the schools of 

Kansas, 96 pages, 1 plate, 16°, Cincinnati, 1877.

Keeney, J. C. -Novaculite iu Georgia. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 16, p. 185 (f p.), 1829.

Keith, Arthur, Geiger, H. R., and. The 

structure of the Blue Ridge near Harpers Ferry.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 155-163, 

164, 1891.

Discussed by C. D. Walcott and C. H. Hitchcock, pp. 163-164.

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 7, p. 262 (J p.) j 

Am. Nat., vol. 25, pp. 364, 658 (4 lines), 

1891.

Kelley, Edward G. Remarks on the 

geological features of the island of 

Owyhee o^ Hawaii [etc.], with an 

account of the condition of the volcano 

of Kilauea [etc.].

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 40, pp. 117-122, plate, 

1841.

Kellogg, Orson. A remarkable geological development in Elizabethtown, 

Essex County, N. Y.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 135-138, 

1849.

Kelly, D. S. Coal measures of Lyon 

County.

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 10, p. 45 

(«p.), 1888.

Kemp, Alex. F. Notes on the Bermudas 

and their natural history, with special 

reference to their marine algae.

Canadian Nat., vol. 2, pp. 145-156,1857.

[ ] A holiday visit to the Acton copper 

mines.

Canadian Nat., vol. 5, pp. 349-362, I860..
554 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BUM,. 127.

Kemp, J. F. Notes on the ore deposits 

and ore dressing in southeastern Missouri.

School of Mines, Quart., vol. 9, pp. 74-81, 

1887;

[ ] [Fossil plants and rock specimens 

from Worcester, Mass.]

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 4, pp. 75- 

76 (i p.), 1887.

 A diorite dike at Forest of Dean, 

Orange County, N. Y.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 35, pp. 331-332, 

1888. 

Abstract, Am. Nat.,vol. 22, p. 733 (J p.), 1888.

 On the Rosetown extension of the 

Cortlandt series.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 36, pp. 247-253, 

1888.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 22, pp. 1020 (J p.), 

1888.

 The dikes of the Hudson River Highlands.

Am. Nat., vol. 22, pp. 691-698, plate 12,1888.

 The geology of Manhattan Island.

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 7, pp. 49- 

64, plate, 1888.

 On certain porphyrite bosses in 

northwestern New Jersey.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 38, pp. 130-134,

1889. 

Abstract, Am. Nat. vol. 23, p. 812 (J p.), 1889.

 On the dikes near Kennebunkport, 

Me.

Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 129-140, 1890. 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 129-140 (by 

author), 1890.

 Notes on a nepheline basalt from 

Pilot Knob, Tex.

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 292-294, 1890. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 1189 (3 lines),

1890.

 [Notice of supposed dikes in Devonian shales near Ithaca, N. Y.]

Geol. Soc.Am. Bull., vol.1, p. 534 (Jp.), 1890.

 The basic dikes occurring outside of 

the syenite areas of Arkansas.

Arkansas Geol. Surv., Report for 1890, 

"Igneous rocks of Arkansas," by J.P. Williams, vol. 2, pp. 392-406, 1891.

 A brief review of the literature of 

ore deposits, V.

School of Mines, Quart., vol. 12, pp. 218-235,

1891.

 and Williams, J. Francis. Tabulation of the dates of igneous rocks of 

Arkansas.

Arkansas Geol. Surv., Report for 1891, 

"Igneous rocks of Arkansas," by J. F. Williams, vol. 2, pp 407-427,1891.

Kemp, J. F. Continued.

 and Marsters, V. F. On certain 

camptonite dikes near Whitehall, 

Washington County, N. Y.

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 97-102, 1889. 

Abstract, Am., Nat., vol. 23, pp. 811-812 (6 

lines), 1889.

Kempton, C. W. Sketches of the new 

mining district at Sullivan, Me.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 7, pp. 

349-356, 1879.

Kennedy, William. Texas: The rise, 

progress, and prospect of the republic 

of Texas, two volumes, vol. 1, Hi, 378 

pages, 3plates,map; vol.2,vi, 548pages, 

London, 1841.

 Texas: Its geography, natural history, and topography, x, 118 pages, 

New Orleans, 1844. German edition, 

212 pages, map, Frankfnrt am Main, 

1845.

Kennedy, William. Superficial geology 

of Dundas Valley and western Ancaster. 

Hamilton Assoc., Jour, and Proc., vol. 1, 

part 1, pp. 103-142, 1884.

 The central basin of Tennessee. A 

study of erosin.

Canadian Inst., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 28, 64-108, 

1889.

 [Iron-ore district of eastern Texas.] 

Cass County [and Marion, Harrison, 

Cregg, Morris, Upshur, Wood, Van 

Zandt, and Heuderson counties].

Texas Geol. Surv., 2d Annual Report, pp. 

65-203, 1891.

[Kennish, .] Artesian well at St. 

Augustine, Fla.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 34, p. 70,1887.

Kentucky.

1818. Observations on geology of 

United States and geologic 

map, Maclnre. 

Account of valley of the Ohio,

Drake, D.

1821. Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall.

Sketches of the Mississippi Valley, James, E.

1823. Essay on salt, Van Rensselaer. 

1829 Certain American rock formations, Vanuxem.

1835. Report on elevated country be 

tween Missouri and Red rivers, 

Featuerstonhaugh. 

Position of peutremites, Troost.
DAHTON.) NORTH AMEEICAN GEOLOGY. 555

Kentucky Continued.

1836. Reconnaissance from Washington, through Wisconsin, to Coteau de Prairie, Featherstonhaugh.

1837. Observation of banks of the Mississippi, Usher.

1838. Report on southern Ohio, Locke.

1839. Reconnaissance of Kentucky, 

Mather.

1840. Lead region of the upper Mississippi, Locke.

1841. Bowlders and scratches, Mather.

1842. Geology of third district of New

York, Emmons, E. 

Silurian and Devonian of the

United States, Conrad. 

Notes on geology of the Western

States, Hall, J.

1843. Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

Geological formations of the 

Western States, Byrem.

Origin of Appalachian coal, Rogers, H. D.

Section from Cleveland to the 

Mississippi, and on identity of 

Western formations, Hall, J.

Distribution of fossils in the 

older rocks, Hall, J.

1844. Geologic position of mastodon at 

Big Bone Lick, Lyell.

1845. Travels in North America, Lyell.

1846. Geology of Western States, Owen,

D.D.

Researches in central Kentucky, 

Owen and Norwood.

1847. Parallelism of Paleozoics of North 

America with those of Europe, 

Verneuil, Hall, J. 

Contributions to geology of Kentucky, Yandell and Shumard. 

Distribution of remains in older 

formations of the United States, 

Hall, J.

1848. Letters on geology, Christy. 

Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C.

1849. Second visit to the United States,

Lyell.

1851. Silurian basin of middle Tennessee, Saffbrd.

Mammoth Cave, Silliman. 

Equivalency of rocks of northeastern Ohio with those of New 

York, Whittlesoy.

'Kentucky C outin ued.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1855. Ueber die Geologic von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Union and CrittencLen counties,

Lyon.

Chemical report, Peter. 

Surveys in 1854 and 1855, Owen,

D.D.

1857. Hopkins, Crittenden, and other 

counties, Lyon.

Paleontologic report, Lyon.

Second report on geological survey, Owen, D. D.

Chemical repoit, Peter.

Second chemical report, Peter.

Third chemical report, Peter.

Fossil flora of western Kentucky 

coal field, Lesquereux.

Coal measure Mollusca, Cox.

Counties of Greenup, Carter, 

Lawrence, and Hancock, Lyon.

Third report of geological survey, 

Owen, D. D.

Position of elephant remains of 

North America, Foster.

1858. Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Coal fields of United States and 

British Provinces, Rogers, H. D.

Comparison of coal seams in Kentucky and Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

1859. Artesian well at Louisville,

Smith, J. L.

Coal formations of North America, Lesquereux.

1860. Remarks on stratigraphy of Kentucky, Lyon.

1861. Distribution and relations of rock

oil, Andrews, E. B. 

On Lesquereux's table of coal

measures, Lesley, J. P. 

Chemical report, Peter. 

Physics and hydraulics of the

Mississippi, Humphreys and

Abbott. 

Progress of topographical survey,

Lyon. 

Flora and stratigraphy of coal of

Kentucky, Lesquereux.
556 [BULL. 127.

Kentucky Continued.

1861. Fossil prints in lignites of Brandon, Vt., Lesquereux.

Eeport on coal field of Kentucky, 

Lesley, J.

General geology, survey of Kentucky, Owen, D. D.

1862. Chemung of Mississippi Valley ?

White and WMtfield. 

Report on coal measures of Indiana, Lesquereux.

1865. Carboniferous and Cretaceous of

Kansas and Nebraska, Meek. 

Geological map, Sayler.

1866. Coal, iron, and oil, Daddow.

Map of Canada and part of United 

States, Logan and Hall.

Mineral oil, Cumberland and Clinton counties, Newberry.

Geology of petroleum in Canada, 

west, Winchell, A.

Petroleum in Kentucky and Tennessee, Safford.

Report on limestone, petroleum, 

and salt, Hunt, T. S.

1868. Coal measures and limestones, 

Worthen.

1869. Petroleum in eastern Kentucky,

Lesley, J. P. 

Crinoids from Kentucky, etc.,

Lyon. 

Map to illustrate types of earth's

surface east from Cincinnati,

Lesley, J. P. 

The Mississippi Valley, Foster,

J.W.

1871. Synchronism of Illinois and Kentucky coals, Worthen.

The Marshall group, Winchell, A.

Geologic history of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard.

Preservation of vegetal remains 

in coal measures, Lesquereux.

1872. Tertiary flora, Lesquereux.

Western coal measures of Indiana 

coal, Cox, E. T. «

Third and fourth survey of Indiana, Cox.

Source of bowlders in Ohio, Kentucky, etc., Shaler.

1873. Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

Outcrop belt of eastern Kentucky 

coal, Lesley, J.

Kentucky Continued.

1874. Map of coal fields of the United

States, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Parallelism of coal seams, 

Andrews.

1875. The ores of iron; their distribution, Newton.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Geology and geography of petroleum, Wrigley.

Comparison of Alleghany coal 

fields, Andrews.

1876. Review of fossil flora of North 

America, Lesquereux.

Louisville, Paducah and Southwestern Railway, Norwood.

Remarks on specimens from coal 

of Alabama, Lesquereux.

Reconnaissance in lead region, 

Norwood.

Iron ores of Greenup, Boyd, and 

Carter Counties, Moore.

Chemcal report, Peter.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley.

Geology of oil regions, Newberry.

Antiquity of caverns and cavern 

life of Ohio Valley, Shaler.

Irregular floor of coal of eastern 

Kentucky, Stevens.

1877. Reconnaissance from Livingston 

to Cumberland Gap, Norwood.

Lead region of Henry County, 

etc., Norwood.

Coal regions of America, Macfar-

. lane, J.

Greenup, Carter, and Boyd counties, Crandall.

General account of Kentucky, 

Shaler.

Axes about Cumberland Gap, 

Shaler.

Report on Andrie furnace property, Moore.

Origin of galena, Shaler.

Nolin River region, Moore.

Glacial deposits of two periods 

in Boone County, Sutton.

From Mount Sterling to Big 

Sandy River, Crandall.

Reports of progress of survey of 

Kentucky, Shaler.

1878. Part of upper Cumberland Val-- 

ley, Moore.
UARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 557

Kentucky Continued.

1878. Chemical report, Peter.

Iron of Red River region, Moore.

Section from Wolfe County to 

Breathitt County, Moore.

Menifee County, Crandall.

Along railroads in western Kentucky, Norwood.

Breckinridge coal district, NorAvood.

Iron ores of Cumberland Gap, 

Moore.

Term Hudson River in nomenclature, Hall, J.

Report along Virginia and Kentucky State line, Moore.

Geology near eastern border of 

western coal field, Moore.

Hancock County, Moore.

1879. North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Limestones at Falls of the Ohio, 

Hall, J.

Glacial deposits in Boone County, 

Sutton.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide to Georgia, Little.

On Hunt's and Dana's geological 

tables, Broadhead.

Report of committee on nomenclature to Cincinnati group, 

Mitchell, S. A.

Paleontology of New York, vol. 5, 

Hall, J.

1880. Report on line of Richmond and 

Southwestern Railway, Shaler.

Limonite of Trigg, Lyou, and 

Caldwell counties, Caldwell.

Chinu's Branch canuel coal district, Craudall.

Geology of part of Ohio County, 

Norwood.

Trenton at Lexington and High 

Bridge, Miller, S. A.; Wetherby.

Chemical report. Peter.

Review of stratigraphy of eastern 

Ohio, Orton.

Remarks on Trenton limestone, 

Wetherby.

1881. Geology of Boyle County, Fales. 

Fossils from Silurian and Carboniferous, Wetherby.

1882. Mammoth Cave, Stevens, W. L.; 

Newberry.

Kentucky Continued.

1882. Gold-bearing drift of Indiana, 

Sutton.

1883. Ocherous deposits of Kentucky 

and Indiana, Warder.

Southern boundary of glaciation 

in Ohio, Wright, G. F.

Utica and related horizons, Collins, H. C.

Erratic pebbles in Licking Valley, Squier.

Glacial boundary between New 

York and Illinois, Wright, G. F.

Glacial phenomena in Boyd County, Wright, G. F.

Evidences of glaciatiou in Kentucky, Stevens.

Ancient Mississippi, Spencer, 

J. W.

1884. Glacial boundary in Ohio,Indiana, 

and Kentucky, Wright, G. F.

Physio-geographic and agricultural features of Tennessee, 

Safford.

Tertiary of Eastern and Southern 

States, Heilprin.

Soil damp of cotton States, HilGeologic occurrence of bitumen,

Peckham. 

Glacial boundaries in Ohio,

Wright, G. F. 

Glacial dam at Cincinnati,

Wright, G. F.

1885. Map of the United States, McGeo. 

Chemical analyses, Peter and

Peter. 

Correlation of lower coal of Ohio

and Kentucky, Orton. 

Benches in Cincinnati group,

James, J. F. 

Peridotite dikes in Kentucky,

Diller.

1886. Genesis of the diamond, Diller.

Trap in eastern Kentucky, Crandall.

Tertiary fossils, Heilprin.

Geological survey report, Procter.

Iron ores, Chauvenet.

Trap rocks in eastern Kentucky, 

Crandall.

Peridotite of Elliott County, Diller.

Notes on Tertiary geology, Heilprin.
558 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Kentucky Continued.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Is there a diamond field in Kentucky? Diller and Kunz.

Elliott County dike, Crandall.

Geological survey report, Procter.

Clark County, Linuey.

Earthquake phenomena, Freeman.

Elliott County, Crandall.

Letcher, Harlan, Lesley, Perry, 

and Breathitt counties, Hodge.

Lincoln County, Linney.

Lower north fork, middle aud 

south forks, Kentucky River, 

Hodge.

Marion County. Knott.

Mercer County, Linney.

Montgomery County, Liuney.

Peridotite of Elliott County, 

Crandall, Diller.

Peridotite of Elliott County, 

analyses, Chatard.

Petroleum, Shaler.

Pound Gap region, Craudall.

Eocks of central Kentucky, Liuney.

Washington County, Linney.

1888. Caves and cave life, Kingsley. 

Coal, Ashburner. 

Correlation of lower Silurian in

the Ohio Valley, Ulrich. 

Garrard County, Linney. 

Jackson purchase region, Loughridge. 

Mason, Bath, Fleming, Henry,

Shelby. and Oldham counties,

Linney.

Mineral resources, Procter. 

Natural gas, Fischer. 

Nelson Couuty, Linney. 

Phosphate of lime deposits [Bath

County], Shaler. 

Spencer County, Linney. 

Types of Devonian system in

North America, Williams, H. S. 

Upper Cumberland Valley, MeCreath and d'lnvilliers. 

Western Kentucky, coals aud

cokes, Alien, J. H.

1889. New horizons of oil and gas,

Orton.

Peridotite of Elliott County, Diller.

Kentucky C ontinued.

1889. Terminal moraine near Louisville,

Bryson. 

Building stones, Merrill, G. P.

1890. Analysis of metaniorphic rock 

from Marion County, Eakins.

Macfar lane's Railway Guide, 

Procter, White, I. C.; Wright, 

G. F.

Cannel coals, Macfarlane, J.

Middlesboro, Boyd.

Glacial boundary, Wright, G. F.

Oil field of Barren County, 

Fischor.

Orange sands and gravels, Procter.

Pits and domes of Mammoth 

Cave, Hovey, H. C.

Pre-Glacial channels at Falls of 

the Ohio, Brysou.

Relations of flora to geology in 

Lincoln County, Evans.

Vivianite near Eadsville, Dudley.

Wetwoods, Bryson.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

1891. Age of Cincinnati anticlinal, 

Foerste.

Age of Point Pleasant, Ohio, beds, 

James, J. F.

Appomattox formation, McGee.

Cincinnati ice dam, Leverett.

Cretaceous of North America, 

White, C. A.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S.

Genesis of iron ores, Ivimball.

History of Ohio River, James, J. 

F.

Jackson and Hardcastle counties, 

Sullivan.

Map of Kentucky, Procter.

Petroleum [etc.] of western Kentucky, Orton.

Relationship of Pleistocene to 

pre-Pleistocene, Chamb e r 1 i n 

and Salisbury.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Kerr, J. H. Observations on ice marks 

in Newfoundland.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 26, pp. 704-705, 

1870.

Kerr, W. C. Report of the progress of 

the geological survey of North Carolina, 

1866, 56 pages, Raleigh, 1867.
UARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 559

Kerr, W. C. Continued.

 Report of progress of the geological 

survey of North Carolina, 57 pages, 

Raleigh, 1869.

 On some points in the stratigraphy 

and surface geology of North Carolina. 

[Abstract.]

Am. Nat., vol. 4, p. 570 ($ p.), 1871.

 A point in dynamical geology. [Abstract.]

Am. Nat., vol. 4, p. 639 (J p.), 1871.

 Probable origin of the South Carolina phosphates. [Abstract.]

Am. Nat., vol.4,p. 571 (4 p.), 1871.

 Topography as affected by the rotation of the earth.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc.,vol.l3, pp. 190-192,1873.

 Appendix to the report of the geological survey of North Carolina, 1873, 

being a brief abstract of that report 

and a general description of the State, 

geographical, geological, climatic, and 

agricultural, 24 pages, map, Raleigh, 

1873.

 Observations on the Mesozoic of 

North Carolina.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 23, part 2, pp. 47-49, 

1875.

 Report of the geological survey of 

North Carolina, vol. 1, physical geography, resume, economical geology, 

xviii, 325 pages, 9 plates, map, Raleigh, 

1875. [Appendix, 120 pages, 8 plates, 

by other authors.]

Reviewed by [J. 33. Dana], Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d aeries, vol. 11, pp. 61-62, 1876.

 On frost drift in North jCarolina.

Philadelphia, Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol. 28], pp. 

157-158,1870.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 10, pp.757-758 (ip.), 

1876.

 North [and South] Carolina [geological formations].

Macfarlane's Arn.Geol. Rwy. Guide, p. 186, 

1879.

 Physical description of North Carolina, 32 pages, map, Raleigh, 1882.

 On the action of frost in the arrangement of superficial earthy material.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, pp. 345-358, 

1881.

 The gold gravels of North Carolina, 

their structure and origin.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 8, pp. 

462-460, 1880. 

The Virginias, vol. 1, pp. 166, 168, 4°, 1880.

Kerr, W. C. Continued.

 The mica veins of North Carolina.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 8, pp. 

457-462, 1880.

The Virginias, vol. 1, pp. 169-170, 4°; 1880. 

Abstract, Science (edited by Michels), vol. 

1, p. 138 (J p.), 4C , 1880.

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DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 571

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Cove in Pulaski County, Ark.

2<1 Report of a geological reconnaissance of 

the middle and southern counties of Arkansas, made during theyears 1859 and 1860, David 

Dale Owen, pp. 155-162, Philadelphia, 1860.

Lesley, Joseph, jr. Topographical and 

geological report of the country along 

the outcrop base line, following the 

 western margin of the eastern coal field 

of the State of Kentucky through the 

counties of Morgan, Bath, Montgomery, Powell, Estill, Owsley, Jackson, 

Rockcastle, Pulaski, Wayne, and Clinton from a survey during the years 

1858-1859.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky made during the 

years 1858 and 1859, 4th Report, pp. 439-494,

map, Frankfort, 1861.

[ ] [Report on survey of coal field

around Canneltou, Perry County, Ind.]

Report of a geological reconnaissance of

Indiana made in 1859-1860, by R. Owen, pp.

343-345, Indianapolis, 1862.

 The outcrop belt of the east Kentucky coal field.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 270-272, 

map, 1877.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Reports of progress, 

vol. 3, pp. 421-425 [bottom pagination], plate, 

new series, Frankfort, 1877.

Lesley, Joseph Peter, Manual of coal 

and its topography illustrated by original drawings, chiefly of facts in the 

geology of the Appalachian region of 

the United States of North America, 

xii, 224 pages, 12°, Philadelphia, 1856.

Reviewed by Franklin Inst. Jour., 3d series, 

vol. 33, pp. 70-72,1856.

 On the Broad Top coal basin in central Pennsylvania.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 10, part 2, pp. 78-81, 

map, 1857.

 On three comparative sections of 

the coal measures in Kentucky, and in 

eastern and western Pennsylvania.

Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 11, part 2, pp. 39-42, 

1858.

 The Iron Manufacturer's Guide to 

the furnaces, forges, and rolling mills 

of the United States [etc.], 772 pages, 

New York, 1859.

 [On a curious instance of reverse 

drainage.]

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 

8-9, 1859.
572 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Lesley, Joseph Peter Continued.

 On the subcouglomeritic or false coal 

measures of northwestern Virginia.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 7, p. 294 (J p.), 

1861.

 Note on Lesquereux's table of comparative sections of coal measures.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 32, pp. 281- 

285, 1861.

 [Bowlders in the highlands of 

Orange County, N. Y.]

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol. 12], p. 97 

(4 P-), 1861.

 [Observations on the ago of the 

White Mountains of New Hampshire.] 

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol. 12], pp. 

363-364,1861.

 [On the structure of a primary limestone "bed on the Brandy wine above 

Chads Ford, illustrative of a tonguestructure of folded anticlinals.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 8, pp. 281-283, 

1862.

 [On the lignite at Pond Iron Ore 

Bank, Franklin County, Pa.; geology 

of southeastern Pennsylvania.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 9, pp. 463-482, 

plates, 1865.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 40, 

pp. 119-122, 1865.

 On the Abbeville quarries.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 9, pp. 388-394, 

plate, 1865.

 [On a remarkable coal mine or asphalt vein, cutting the horizontal coal 

measures of Wood County, W. Va. Appalachian structure. Glacial theory: 

Topographic development.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 9, pp. 183-197, 

plates, 18C5.

 Section of coal measures on the Cape 

Breton coast.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 9, pp. 93-109,167- 

170, 1865.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 36, pp. 179-196 

(revised), 1863.

Keviewed by J. "W. Dawson, Am. Phil. Soc., 

Proc., vol. 9, pp. 165-167, 1865.

1 [Coal and gypsum of southern Virginia, etc.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 9, pp. 30-39, map, 

1865.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 34, 

pp. 413-415,1862, under title,'' Observations on 

the Appalachian region of southern Virginia.''

 Note on the geological age of the 

New Jersey highlands as held by H. D. 

Eogers.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol.39, pp. 221- 

. 223, 1865.

Lesley, Joseph Peter Continued.

 [On the discovery of oil on the 

Alleghany Eiver at Bradys Bend, 70 

miles above Pittsburg.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., yol. 10, pp. 227-241, 

1869.

 [On the mode of existence of the 

petroleum in the eastern coal field of 

Kentucky, and description of associated 

formation.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 33-68, 

188-191. plates, 1869.

 Note on a map intended to illustrate 

five types of earth surface in the United 

States between Cincinnati and the 

Atlantic.

Am. Phil. Soc., Trans., vol. 13, new series, 

pp. 305-312, 18.69.

 [Section across the Alleghauy Mountains to illustrate the proportionate 

plication of the earth's surface to its 

radius.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 11, pp. 115, plate, 

1871.

 The geological structure of Tazewell, Russell, and Wise counties in 

Virginia.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 12, pp. 489-513, 

map, 1873.

 A record of fourteen oil wells at 

Bradys Bend, Armstrong County, Pa.

Am. Phil. Soc., Trans., vol. 12, pp. 562-570, 

1873.

 Note on a fine upthrow fault at Embreeville Furnace, in eastern Tennessee. 

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 12, pp. 444-457, 

1873.

[ ] [On a cross anticlinal in the coal 

measures of eastern Tennesse.]

Am. Phil. Soc,, vol. 12, p. Ill (£ p), 1873.

 Note on an apparent violation of 

the law of regular progressive debituminization of the American coal beds 

coming eastward.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 12, pp. 125-138, 

1873.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 2, 

pp. 366-369, 1871.

 Note on the titaniferous iron ore belt 

near Greensboro, N. C.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 12, pp. 139-158, 

1873.

 Note on the recent exposure of a bed 

of brown hematite iron ore in Morrisons Cove, Pennsylvania.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 12, p. 16 (J p.), 

1873.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 573

Lesley, Joseph Peter Continued,

 A study of the structure and erosion 

of Brush Mountain, Blair County, Pa.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 503-504, 

map, 1873.

 The iron ores of the South Mountain 

along the line of the Harrishurg and 

Potomac Railroad, in Cumberland 

County, Pa.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 3-21, map, 

1873.

 St. Clairsville and Bedford Railroad 

and Dunnings Creek fossil iron ore.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 156-168, 

map, 1873.

 [On the iron, ore deposits of Buckingham Mountain, Bucks County, Pa.] 

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 13, p. 264 (J p.), 

1873.

 Notes on the comparative geology 

of northeastern Ohio, northwestern 

Pennsylvania, and western New York. 

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eoport I, Report of progress in Venango County district, 

by J. F. Carll, pp. 57-108, map, Harrisburg, 

1875.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, 

p. 64 (J p.), 1876. '

 Coal beds in the sub-Carboniferous 

of Pennsylvania.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, pp. 153- 

154 (J p.), 1875.

 Note [on geology of Lehigh County, 

etc.].

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report D, Report of progress on the brown hematite ore 

range of Lehigh County, by Frederick Prime, 

jr., pp 57-66, Harrisburg, 1875.

Reviewed by J. D. Dana, Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d series, vol. 11, pp. 62-64,1875.

 The Boyds Hill gas well at Pittsburg.

2d Gool. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report L, 

special report on coke manufacture, pp. 217- 

237, plate op. 124, Harrisburg, 1876.

 Second Geological Survey, Pennsylvania, Report A. Historical sketch of 

geological explorations in Pennsylvania and'other States, with an appendix containing the annual reports of the 

State geologist to the board of commissioners, 200, xxvi pages. Harrisburg, 

1876.

 [On glacial blocks in West Philadelphia, Pa.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol, 14, pp. 644-645 

.), 1876.

Lesley, Joseph Peter Continued.

 [On a recent discovery of coal in No. 

X, in Huntingdon County, Pa.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 638-639 

(,<* p.), 1876.

 [On sections and faults in middle 

Pennsylvania.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 2-4 (£ p.), 

1876.

 On the geology of the brown hematite ore banks of Spruce Creek, Warriors Mark Run, and Half Moon Run, 

in Huntingdon and Center counties, 

Pennsylvania, along the line of the 

Lewis burg, Center County and Tyrone 

Railroad.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 19-83,102- 

107, 44 figures, map, 1876.

 [On the structure of southeastern 

Pennsylvania.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 436-437,

1876.

 [On the geology of northwest Pennsylvania.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 439-440 

(4 p.), 1876.

 Topographical map of Pennsylvania, 

colored for the principal geological 

formations.

. Coal regions of America, by James Macfarlano, frontispiece, Now York, 1877.

 [On sedimentation along the Atlantic Coast.]

Am. Phil Soc., Proc., vol 16, p. 240 (J p.),

1877.

 Preface.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report H3, 

Report of progress in the Cambria and Somerset district of the bituminous coal fields of 

western Pennsylvania, by F. and "W. G. Platt, 

pp. xi-xxxiv, maps, Harrisburg, 1877.

 Oil-well records selected from the 

collections of J. F. Carll, of Pennsylvania.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 346-380, 

1877.

 On a series of chemical analyses of 

Siluro-Cambrian limestone beds in 

Cumberland County, Pa.

Am.'Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 17, pp. 260-266, 

J878.

 [Possible orthoceras cast in. "Azoic"

rock.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 17, p. 312 (J p.),

1878. 

 On terrace levels in Pennsylvania. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 16, pp. 68-69,

1878.
574 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [MULL. 127.

Lesley, Joseph Peter Continued.

 Preface.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report, H4, 

Eeport of progress in Indiana County, by "W. 

G. Platt, pp. ix-xxiv, Harrisburg, 1878.

 Preface.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport F, 

Eeport of progress in the Juniata district on 

the fossil iron-ore beds of middle Pennsylvania, by J. H. Dewees, pp. vii-xlix, Harrisburg, 

1878.

 Preface.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport G, 

Eeport of progress in Bradford and Tioga 

counties, by E. Platt, pp. ix-xii, Harrisburg, 

1878.

 Preface.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport Q, 

1875, Eeport of progress in the Beaver Kiver 

district of the bituminous coalfields of western 

Pennsylvania, by I. C. "White, pp. ix-xlvi, 

Harrisburg, 1878.

 Letter by the State geologist.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport E, 

special report on the trap dikes and Azoic 

rocks of southern Pennsylvania, by T. Sterry 

Hunt, pp. v-viii, Harrisburg, 1878.

 Preface.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport QQ, 

geology of Lawrence County, by I. C. White, 

pp.ix-xxxvi [300-301], Harrisburg [1879].

 Pennsylvania [geological formations].

Macfarlane's Am. Geol. E. E. Guide, pp. 93- 

108,1879.

 Notes on a series of analyses of the 

dolomitic limestone rocks of Cumberland County, Pa.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport MM, 

2d Eeport of progress in the laboratory of the 

survey at Harrisburg, by Andrew S. McCreath, pp. 311-361, Harrisburg, 1879.

 [Note on classification of coals.]

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport MM, 

2d Eeport of progress in the laboratory of the 

survey at Harrisburg, by Andrew S. McCreath, pp. 144-157, Harrisburg, 1879.

 [On pre-Glacial channels of the 

Alleghany and Clarion rivers, Pa.]

Am. Phil. Soc.,Proc.,vol. 18, p. 354 (Jp.), 1880.

 [On fossils in the Peach Bottom 

roofing slates of Pennsylvania.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 365-366, 

1880.

 [Letter of transmission.]

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport G4, 

the geology of Clinton County, etc., by H. 

Martyn Chance, pp. v-vii, Harrisburg, 1880.

Lesley, Joseph Peter Continued.

 Sur les limites du terrain carbonif 6re et du terrain perrnien en Am<5rique 

d'apres Pe'tude de leurs flores.

Congres Internat. de G6ologie, Comptes 

Eendus, session of 1878, pp. 130-135,1880.

 [On gravels of southeastern Pennsylvania, etc.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol.18, pp. 85-86 (§ p.), 

1880.

 Notes on a series of analyses of the 

dolomitic limestone rocks of Cumberland 

County, Pa.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 114-120, 

1880.

 [On a deep well at Murraysville,

Westmoreland County, Pa.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 207-208 

(% p.), 1880.

 [Kernarks on relation of Brazilian 

geology to that of the Atlantic border 

of the United States.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 248-249, 

1880.

 A Hudson River fossil plant in the 

roofing slate that is associated with 

chlorite slate and metaphoric limestone 

in Maryland, adjoining York and Lancaster counties, Pennsylvania.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19, pp. 71-72, 

1880.

 Letter of transmission.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport H5, 

Eeport of progress in Armstrong County, by 

"W. G. Platt, pp. y-vii, Harrisburg, 1880.

 Letter on the geology of Potter 

County.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport G3, 

gsology of Potter County, by A. Sherwood; 

pp. v-xiii, Harrisburg, 1880.

 Preface.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport QQQ, 

the geology of Mercer County, by I. C. "White, 

pp. xi-xiv, Harrisbnrg, 1880.

 [Letter of transmittal, etc.]

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport Q4, 

geology of Erie and Crawford counties, by I. 

C. White, pp. v-xiii, 404-406, Harrisburg, 1881,

 Letter of transmittal.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport C6, 

geology of Philadelphia County and of the 

southern parts of Montgomery and Bucks, by 

Charles E. Hall, pp. v-xvi, Harrisburg, 1881.

 Prefatory letter.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport G6, 

the geology of Pike and Monroe counties, by 

I. C. White, pp. ix-xxii, Harrisburg. 1882.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, 

pp. 472-473,1883.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 575

Lesley, Joseph Peter Continued.

 [Notes on the Cumberland or Potomac coal basin.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 19, p. 110 (fcp.), 

1882.

 [Notes on the models of Seven Mountains, of Stone Mountain fault, and of a 

part of the middle anthracite coal 

field of Pennsylvania.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 193-194, 

1882.

 [On former flow of the upper Ohio.] 

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 353 (fr p.), 

1882. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 15, p. 1033 (TVP).

1881.

 [On the faults of southern Virginia.] 

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 155-156,

1882. 

The Virginias, vol. 2, pp. 92-93, 4°, 1882.

 [On I. C. White's views on the horizon of the Sharon conglomerate.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 202-203,

1882.

 Letter of transmittal.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report T2, 

the geology of Bedford anil Fulton counties, 

by J. J. Stevenson, pp. xi-xv, maps, Harrisburg, 1882.

 On the glacial erosion and outlets of 

the Great Lakes.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 95-101,1883.

 Wright's ice dam at Cincinnati. 

Science, vol. 2, p. 436 (J p.), 1883.

 Letter of transmittal.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report AA. 

the geology of the Panther Creek basin, 1st 

Report of progress iii the anthracite coal region, by C. A. Ashburner, pp. xiii-xxii, Harrisburg, 1883.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27. 

p. 408 (J p.), 1884.

 Letter of transmittal.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report 14, 

geology of "Warren County, by John F. Carjl, 

pp. ix-xx, 184, Harrisburg, 1883.

 [On westward thinning of Paleozoic 

series in Appalachian region.]

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report 14, 

geological report on "Warren County, by John 

F. Carll, p. 184 (4 p.), Harrisburg, 1883.

 [On the equivalency of the Catskill 

and the Ponent formations.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 673-675,

1883.

 Note on the progress of the second 

geological survey of Pennsylvania.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 537-544, 

1883.

Lesley, Joseph Peter Continued.

 Prefatory letter.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report G7, 

geology of Susquehanua River region in the 

six counties of "Wyoming, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Columbia, Montour, and Northumberland, by I. C. "White, pp. v-xxvi, Harrisburg, 

1883.

 Notes on the Mehoopeny coal field.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report G7, 

geology of the Susquobanna River region in 

the six counties of Wyoming, Lackawanna, 

Luzerne, Columbia, Montour, and Northumberland, by I. C. "White, pp. 405-410, Harrisburg, 1883.

 [Prefatory letter arid general introduction.]

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report D3, 

vol. 1, geology of Lehigh and Northampton 

counties, pp. 5-22,1- 82,190, 2 maps in atlas, 

Harrisburg, 1883.

Reviewed by J. D. D[ana], Am. Jour. Sci., 

d series, vol. 27, pp. 70-71,1884.

 Letter of transmittal general description, geological descriptions.

2d Gool. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report C4, 

the geology of Chester County, edited by J. 

P. Lesley, pp. v-xx, 1-32, 33-54, 63-213, 228, 

351-354 [et al. ?], map, Harrisburg, 1883.

Reviewed by P. Frazer, Am. Nat., vol. 17, 

pp. 1020-1027,1883.

 Letter of transmittal.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report Z, 

Report on the terminal moraine in Pennsylvania and western New York, by H. C. Lewis, 

pp. v-xlix, Harrisburg, 1884.

Abstract, Science, vol. 4, p. 560 (J p.), 1884.

 Pennsylvania [building stones].

10th Census TJ. S., report on building stones 

of the "United States, and statistics of the 

quarry industry for 1888, pp. 146-174, bound 

as part of Vol. X, but with separate pagination, Washington, 1884.

 Letter of transmittal.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report H7, a 

revision of the bituminous coal measures of 

Clearfleld County, by H. M. Chance, pp. v-x, 

Harrisburg, 1884.

 [Onpebbles in coal in Pennsylvania.] 

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 344 (J p.),

1884.

 [Remarks on geology of western 

Virginia.]

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 703-704 

(3 p.), 1884.

 Letter of transmittal.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report F2, a 

preliminary report on the paleontology of 

Perry County, by E. W. Claypole, pp. v-xvi, 

Harrisburg, 1885.
576 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Lesley, Joseph Peter Continued.

 Second geological survey of Pennsylvania, Report T3. The geology of 

Huntingdon County, by I. C. White 

and other assistant geologists; edited 

by J. P. Lesley, xv, 471 pages, map, 

plates, Harrisburg, 1885.

[ ] Maps of Adams, Franklin, and 

Cumberland counties.

2d Gool. Snrv. Pennsylvania, Report D5, 7 

maps, Harrisburg, 1885.

 A. geological hand atlas of the 67 

counties of Pennsylvania embodying 

the results of the field work of the 

Survey from 1874-1884.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report X, 

cxii pages, 61 plates, Harrisburg, 1885.

 The coal beds and fire clays of the 

Wellersburg basin, in Somerset County. 

Gool. Surv. Pennsylvania, Annual Report 

for 1885, pp. 227-239, Harrisburg, 1886.

 Dr. Orton's Ohio gas and oil report.

Science, vol.8, pp.233-235, 1886.

 Annual Report of tlie Geological Survey of Pennsylvania for 1885, 769 pages, 

18 plates and atlas of maps, Harrisburg, 1886.

Administrative report and history of the 

survey. Geological papers by Carll, Lesquereux, d'lnvillicrs, Lesley, Asbburner, Linn, 

Linton, Harden, and* Hill, and paper on the 

geodetic survey of the State by Merriman.

 The coal beds and fire clays of the 

Wellersburg basin, in Somerset County. 

Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Annual Eoport 

for 1885, pp. 227-229, Harrisburg, 1886.

 Some general considerations of the

pressure, quantity, composition, and

fuel value of rock gas, or the natural

gas of the oil regions of Pennsylvania.

Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Annual Report

for 1885, pp. 657-680, Harrisburg, 1886.

 Some general considerations respecting the origin and distribution of the 

Delaware and Chester kaolin deposits. 

Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Annual Report 

for 1885, pp. 571-591, map in atlas, Harrisburg, 1886.

 The geology of the Pittsburg coal 

region.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 14, pp. 

618-656, plate, 1886.

 A dictionary of the fossils of Pennsylvania and neighboring States named 

in the reports and catalogues of the 

Survey.

, Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report P4, xiv, 

438, xxxi pages, 8°, Harrisburg, 1889,

Lesley, Joseph Peter Continued.

 Revision and correction of the semibituminous coal section at Wellersburg, 

in Somerset County, Pa..

Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Atlas, Reports 

HH and HHH, pp. 349-360, Harrisburg, 1889.

 Pennsylvania.

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 151-175,1890.

 On an important boring through 

2,000 feet of trias, in eastern Pennsylvania.

Ani. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 29, pp. 20-24,1891.

 Artesian well in lower Silurian limestone at Parkesburg, Pa.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 29, pp. 45-47,1891.

 Letter of transmittal.

2d Gool. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report F3, 

Report on Union, Snydor, MifTlin, and Juninta 

counties, by E. V. d'lnvilliers, pp. ix-xvii, 

Harrisburg, 1891.

 and d'lnvilliers, E.V. Report on 

Cornwall iron ore mines.

Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Annual Report 

for 1885, pp. 491-570, map in atlas, Harrisburg, 

1886.

 and Lesquereux, Leo. On a map 

and profile of coal and oil measures 

along Slippery Rock Creek, in Lawrence County, Pa., from a survey in 1864. 

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report J, special report on the petroleum of Pennsylvania, 

by Henry E. Wrigley, pp. 90-107, plate, Harrisburg, 1875.

Lesquereux, Leo. [Ueber die Turfbildungim grossen Dismal-Swamp.] 

Geol. Gesell., Zeit., vol. 4, pp. 695-697,1852.

 [Some observations on the coal measures of Ohio.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 

175-179,1854. ^

 Paleontological report of the fossil 

flora of the coal measures of the western Kentucky coal field.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, made during 1856 and 

1857, 3d Report, pp. 499-556, Frankfort, 1857.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 26, 

pp. 110-112,1858.

 The fossil plants of the coal measures of the United States, with descriptions of the new species in the cabinet, 

of the Pottsville Scientific Association, 

read to Pottsville Scientific Association, 

24 pages, 2 plates, Pottsville, Pa.

Including impressions of vegetable on coal, 

by S. Lewis, p. 24.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series, vol. 26, 

, pp. 112-113,1858.
DARTON.]' NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 577

Lesquereux, Leo Continued.

 General remarks on the distribution 

of the coal plants in Pennsylvania, and 

on the formation of the coal.

Geology of Pennsylvania, by Henry D. 

Rogers, vol. 2, pp. 837-847, Philadelphia, 1858.

 On some fossil plants of recent formations.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 27, pp. 350-360, 

1889.

 On some questions concerning the 

coal formations of North America.

Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series, vol. 28. pp. 21-37, 

1859; vol. 30, pp. 03-74, 367-384,1800; vol. 32. pp. 

15-25, 193-205, 186 L ; vol. 33, pp. 206-216, 1862; 

vol. 35, pp. 375-386,1863.

 Botanical and paleontological report on the geological State survey of 

Arkansas.

2cl Eeport of a geological reconnaissance of 

the middle and southern counties of Arkansas, made during the years 1859 and I860, by 

David Dale Owen, pp. 295-399, plates. Philadelphia, 1860.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 31, 

pp. 431-435,1861.

 Note on Professor Nowberry's criticisms of Professor Heer's determination of species of North American fossil plants.

Am. Jonr. Sci., 2d series, vol. 29, pp. 434-436, 

1800.

 Report of the fossil flora and of the 

strntigraphical distribution of the coal 

in the Kentucky coal field.

Gool. Surv. Kentucky, made during the 

years 1858 and 1859, 4th Koport, pp. 331-437, 

plates, Frankfort, 1861.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 32, 

pp. 119-122,1801.

 - On the fossil fruits found in connection with the lignites of Brandon, Vfc. 

Eeport on geology of Vermont, vol. 2, pp. 

712-718, Claromout, 1801.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 32, pp. 355-363, 

1801.

 Report on the distribution of the 

geological strata in the coal measures 

of Indiana.

Eeport of a geological reconnaissance of 

Indiana, made in 1859-60, by E. Owen, pp. 

273-341, Indianapolis, 1802.

 On the origin and formation of the 

prairies.

 Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39. pp. 317-327, 

1865; vol. 40, pp. 23-31.

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 238-254, 

Chicago, I860.

Eepublishcd in Economical Gool. of Illinois, 

vol. 1, pp. 178-190, Springfield, 188.2.

Bull. 127 37

Lesquereux, Leo Continued.

 [On the character of the millstone 

grit or sub-Carboniferous conglomerate 

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 9, pp. 198-204.1805.

 Report on the coal fields of Illinois. 

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 208-237, 

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Am. Phil. Soc., Trans., vol. 13, pp. 313-328, 

plate 7,1869.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 42, 

p. 204 (J), 3866.

 Mode of preservation of vegetable 

remains iu our American coal measures.

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 4, geology and paleontology, pp. 478-508, Chicago, 1870. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 5, pp. 340-353,1871,

 Tertiary flora of North America.

United States geological survey of Montana 

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Nebraska.

United States geological survey of Wyomin g 

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 Lignitic formation and fossil flora.

United States geological and geograpliic.il 

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Hayden in charge, Gth Annual Eeport [for 

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Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 6, 

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1874.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 5, pp. 308-309, 

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 On the general characters and relations of the flora of the Dakota group.

United States geological and geographical 

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United States geological and geographical 

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578 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 7, pp. 29-31, 

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Am. Jour. Sci., Sdseries, vol. 7, pp. 546-557, 

1874.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 7, pp. 31-34, 

1874.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 8. pp, 190-191 (£ p.), 

1874.

 A review of the Cretaceous flora of 

North America.

United States geological and geographical 

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pp. 316-365,8 plates, Washington, .1876.

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American lignitic, considered as evidence of the age of the formation.

United States geological and geographical 

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pp. 271-315, Washington, 1876.

 Remarks on the geological station 

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for examination and representing the 

species above named.

Geol. Surv. Alabama, Eeport of progress 

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 On some new species of fossil plants 

from the lignitic formations.

United States geological and geographical 

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charge, Bull., vol. 1 [2d series], pp. 363-389, 

Washington, 1876.

Reviewed, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, 

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 New species of fossil plants from the 

Cretaceous formation of the Dakota 

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United States geological and geographical 

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AVashington, 1876.

Lesquereux, Leo Continued.

 A review of the fossil flora of North

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United States geological and geographical 

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United States geological and geographical 

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by Leo Lesqiiereux, pp. 3-31, 4°, Washington, 

1878. .

Eeviewed by E. D. Cope, Am. Nat., vol. 12, 

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Am. Nat., vol. 10, pp. 102-108,1881.

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Tertiary animals of the West. 

Am. Nat., vol. 16, p. 602 (f p.), 1882.

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1883.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 34, pp. 487-488, 

1887.

 Fossil plants collected at Golden, 

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Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 37, pp. 229-230, 

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DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 579

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 37, pp. 

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"Wisconsin Acacl. Sci., Trans., vol. 7, pp. 

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Am. Nat., vol. 23, p. 808 (J p.), 1889. 

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 38, p. 248 

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Nature, vol. 40, pp. 557-558 (i col.), 1889.

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 42, pp. 200-212, 

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Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 232-233 (1 p.), 1891. 

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Geol. Surv. Indiana, 7th Annual Report for 

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Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 12, 

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Lewis, Elias, jr. Evidence of a probable modern change of level on the coast 

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Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 10, pp. 434-440, 

1877.

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Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 8, pp. 357-363,

1876.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, pp. 215-216, 

235-236, 1877.

 Woodham artesian well on Long 

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Lewis, H. Carvill. The surface geology 

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Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 14, p. 819 (Jp.), 1880.

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 32, p. 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 29, pp, 

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Abstract, Science (edited by Michels), vol. 1, 

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 The Trenton gravel and its relation 

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 32, pp. 

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 Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 15, p. 333 (J p.), 

1881.

 On Philadelphito. (Sp. nov.)

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 32, pp. 

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 A Potsdam sandstone outcrop on the 

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 32, p. 329 

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580 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Lewis, H. Carvill Continued.

 The iron ores of the Brandon period. 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 29, pp. 427- 

428, 1881.

Science (edited by Micliols), vol. 1, p. 1C4, 

1880.

 The great terminal moraine across 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 31, pp. 389- 

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Abstract, Science, vol. 2, pp. 163-167, map.

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 19, p. 155 (£ p.), 

1882.

The Virginias, vol. 2, pp. 92-93, 4°. 

Reviewed by Mr. Fontaine, ibid., pp. 349- 

352, and Am. Nat., vol. 16, p. 7C (f p.), 1882.

 The geology of Philadelphia.

Franklin Inst., Jour., 3d series, vol. 85, pp. 

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Science, vol. 2, pp. 402-403 (J p.), 1883.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d serieo, vol. 26, pp. 483-484 

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FranWin Inst., Jour., 3d series, vol. 85, pp. 

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[ ] Map of the terminal moraine [in 

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 20, pp. C62-664, 

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 On a fault in the Trias near Yardleyville, Pa.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 34, pp. 

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 Geology of Philadelphia.

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Science, vol. 3, p. 295 (J p.), 1884.

 On supposed glaciation in Pennsylania south of the terminal moraine.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 276-285, 

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Abstract, Science, vol. 4, p. 560 (f1,; p.), 4°, 

1884.

Lewis, H. Carvill Continued.

 Eeport on the terminal moraine 

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G-eol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport Z, 299 

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Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, 

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[ ] [The ice of the Glacial period.]

Philadelphia. Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 35, pp. 

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Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 17, pp. 578-906 

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 [Flexible sandstone from Pennsylvania.]

Read to Philadelphia Acad. Sci., 1884. 

Am. Fat., vol. 18, p. 619 (J p.), 1884.

 Some examples of pressure-fluxion 

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British Assoc., Report, 1885, Trans. of sections, pp. 1029-1030,1885.

 A great trap dike across southeastern Pennsylvania.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 22, pp. 438-456, 

map, 1885.

Abstracts, Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 

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1884 ; Neues Jahrbuch, 1887, p. 74.

 Marginal kames.

British Assoc., Report of 54th meeting, pp. 

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 Geological observations in Europe. 

Eead to Philadelphia Acad. Sci., October 5, 

1886.

Science, vol. 8, p. 349 (§ p.), 4°, 1886.

 The genesis of the diamond. 

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Abstract, School of Mines, Quart., vol. 8, pp. 

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 Comparative studies upon the glaciation of North America, Great Britain, 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, pp. 433-438, 

1880.

Am. Nat.,vol. 20, pp. 919-925. 

British Assoc., Report of 56thmeeting, 1886, 

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Geol. Mag., 3d decade, vol. 4, pp. 28-32,1887. 

Abstract, Nature, vol. 35, p. 89,1886.

 Marginal kames.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. for 1885, pp. 

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Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 19, p. 929 (£p.), 1885.

Read to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Augnst 29, 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 34, pp. 402-403, 

1887.
DAIITON.} AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 581

Lewis, H. Carvill Continued.

 On some important extra morainic 

lakes in central England, North America, and elsewhere, during the period of 

maximum glaciation, and on the origin 

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British Assoo. Adv. Sci., Proc., Eoport, 1887, 

pp. 692-093,1888. 

Nature, vol. 30, p. 573 (4 p.). 

Gool. Mag..3d dccadu,vol. 4, pp. 515-517,1888.

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Am. Phil. Soc., vol. 25, pp. 53-54, No.'127, 

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Macfnrlone's Geol.llwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

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Levels, Samuel. A few remarks on the 

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Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 24, 

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 Report on the survey of South Carolina, being the second annual report of 

progress for 1857 [Union, Spartanburg], viii, 145 pages, 5 plates, Columbia, 1858.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 26, 

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 A contribution to the geologic chronology of the southern Alleghanies.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Soc., Proc., vol. 12, pp. 227- 

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Lieber, Oscar M. Continued.

 The itacolurnite and its associates, 

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Survey of South Carolina, 3d Animal Report 

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Abstract. Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 28, 

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Survey of South Carolina, 3d Annual Report 

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Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d scries, vol. 28, 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 28, pp. 354-359, 

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 Geology of the coast of Labrador.

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DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 583

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584 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

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DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 585

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Am. Assoc., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 310-312, I860. 

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586 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOTA. 127.

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Canadian Nat., vol. 5, pp. 472-477,1860.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 31, pp. 216-220, 

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Report on geology of Vermont, vol. 1, pp. 

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Canadian Nat., vol. 6, pp. 199-207,1861. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 33, pp. 320-328, 

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Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 18, 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 36, pp. 366- 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2cl series, vol. 37, pp. 272- 

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Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, Keport of progress for 1865, pp. 5-7, Montreal, 1866.

[ ] Lower Silurian rocks of North 

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Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, Report of progress for 1865, pp. 45-46, Montreal, 1866.

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Canadian Nat., vol. 3, new series, pp. 306-310, 

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Geol. Surv. Canada, Keport of progress for 

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Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 1866 

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BARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 587

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1821. Structure of the valley of the

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1823. Report on Ohio and Mississippi

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588 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 12?.

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1828. Reconnaissance for national road 

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1829. Survey of passes of the Mississippi, Delafield.

Report on canal from the Atlantic 

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1830. Remains of ferruginous sand 

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1832. Fossil shells of the Tertiary, 

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1838. Fossils in Louisiana, Carpenter, 

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1839. Bituminization of wood in the 

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1844. Excursion from Washington to 

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1847. Delta and alluvial deposits of the 

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1849. Sediments of the Mississippi 

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Second visit to the United States, 

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1850. Treatise of diseases of interior of

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Eocene of Vicksburg, Conrad.

1851. Relations of alluvium to drift of 

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Sketch of Louisiana, Carrighau.

Inundations of the lower Mississippi, Long and Humphreys.

Minerals of Louisiana, Peck, C.

Gnathodon beds around head of 

Mobile Bay, Hale, C. S.

Historical and statistical collections, Kilpatrick.

1852. Historical and statistical collections, Kilpatrick.

1853. Geology and hydrography, ForDas Mississippi Thai, Olshauser. 

Tableaux of New Orleans, Dowler. 

Geologic map of United States,

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L ouisiana C ontinued. 

1853. Changes of sea level, Ty]or. 

1855. Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou.

1857. Report on Mississippi, Harper.

1858. Reports on the Mississippi, Long,

S. H.

Geology of North America, Marcon, J.

1860. Gdologie pratique de la Louisiane, 

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Essai sur la geologic de la Louisiane, Thomassy.

Hydrologie du Mississippi, Thomassy.

1861. Physics and hydraulics of the 

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Abbott.

1862. Die Miindungen des Mississippi, 

Kohl.

1863. Gdologie de la Louisiane, Isle 

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1866. Vast resources of Louisiana, Robinson, J. B. 

Origin of mud lumps, Beuregard.

1867. Memorial and explorations of

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Rock salt of Petite Anse, Buch 

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1868. Quaternary rock salt, Owen.

1869. Rate of formation of delta of the

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Reconnaissance of Louisiana,

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Report of survey of part of

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The Mississippi Valley, Foster,

J. W. 

Results of reconnaissance in

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1870. Geology of lower Louisiana and 

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Microscopic examination of materials from the Mississippi 

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Age of Mississippi delta, Hilgard.

First report of geological survey, Hopkins.

Microscopic study of sand from 

artesian well at New Orleans, 

Edwards, A. M.

Die Deltas, Creduer, G. R.

Mouth of the Mississippi, Ho well, 

C.W.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 589

Louisiana Continued.

1870. Horseshoe lalces and thickness of 

alluvium in New Orleans region, Humphreys.

187.1. Ago of rock salt of Petito Aiise, 

Hilgard.

Delta and mud lumps of Mississippi Eiver, Hilgard.

Report on river and harbor improvements, Howell, C. W.

On Mississippi bottom, Hilgard.

Fossils of Vicksburg group, Hilgard.

Upper delta plain of the Mississippi, Hilgard.

Second report of survey of 

Louisiana, Lockett.

History of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard.

Geologic history of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard.

Second report of survey of 

Louisiana, Hopkins.

1872. Geology of the Southwest, Hilgard.

Review of Hopkius's report, 

Dana, J. D.

Geology of the Mississippi bottom, Smith, E. A.

Third geological report, Louisiana, Hopkins, F.V.

Formation of deltas, Tylor.

1873. Survey of Red River raft region,

Collins, H. C.

Report on Louisiana, Hilgard. 

Sabino River, Leaven worth. 

River and harbor improvements, 

Howell, C.W.

1874. Lignite beds and their under

clays, Hilgard. 

Alluvial basin of the Mississippi,

Forshoy.

Mines do soufre, Burthe. 

Lignite from Louisiana, Hayes,

S. D. 

Distribution of soil ingredients,

Loughridge. 

Improvements in mouth of the

Mississippi, Howell, C. W.

1875. Bayou Teche, Do Leon.

Survey of Atchafalaya River,

Leaven worth. 

River and harbor improvements,

Howell, C. W.

Louisiana Continued.

1875. Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

1876. Denuding agencies and geologic 

deposition, Tylor, A.

Rain and rivers, Greenwood.

Mineral resources of Louisiana, 

Janes.

1877. Report on river and harbor improvements in Gulf region, 

Howell, C. W.

1878. Physics of Gulf of Mexico and 

the Mississippi, Forshoy.

Borings between Mississippi 

River and Lake Borgne, Hilgard and Hopkins.

Reconnaissance from Cairo to 

Now Orleans, Suter.

Fourth report of survey, Lockett.

Improvements in New Orleans 

Harbor, Howell, C. W.

1879. Survey of the Mississippi, Lockwood.

Survey and borings at Lake 

Borgne outlet, Forshay.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Loess of the Mississippi Valley, 

Hilgard.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C. H.; Hitchcock and Blake.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Hopkins, F. V.

1880. Bayous Bceuf and Courtableau,

Collins. 

Report on Ouachita River, McIvin.

Report of operationsiiearNatchez, 

Mclvin.

1881. Survey of the Courtableau, Collins.

Geology of lower Louisiana and 

salt of Petite Anse, Hilgard.

Alluvial basin of the Mississippi, 

Forshay.

Later Tertiary of Gulf of Mexico, 

Hilgard.

Geology of Florida, Smith, E. A.

Borings in Mississippi Delta, Carpenter, P. B.

Bayou Macon, BurroAves.

1882. Lake Pontchartrain, Collius.

Blue clay of the Mississippi, Little.
590 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Louisiana Continued.

1882. Mud lumps and mounds near New 

Orleans, Warren, G. K.

Grand Bayou cut-off, Burrowes.

Report of commission on reclamation of alluvial basin, Warren, 

G. K.

Borings at Lake Providence, Wilson, E. H.

1883. Classification of lake basins,

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 An American geological railway 

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at every railway station, with altitudes 

above mean tide water, notes on interesting places on the routes and a description of each formation. Second 

edition, revised and enlarged. Edited 

by James R. Macfarlane, 426 pages, New 

York, 1890.

The revisions and enlargements contributed 

by Bailey, G-. E., Broadhead, Campbell, J. L. 

and H. D., Chamberlin, Chance, Chester, Collett, Condon, Cooper, Crosby, Dana, J. D., 

Darton, Davis, Dawson, G. M., Button, 

Dwight, Editions, l?ontaine, Ford, Frazer, 

Gilbert, Hague, Hall, C. TV., Hammond, Hastings, Hllgard, Hitchcock, Hunt, T. S., Johnson, L. C; , Lesley, Lewis, H. C., Lindsey, 

Loughridge, McCutchen, McGee, Orton, 

Owen, Parsons, Proctor, Pumpelly, Putnam, 

Eogers, St. John, Safford, Scott, Smith and 

Gesiier, Smock, Todd, Turner, TJhler, Upham, 

White, I. C., 'Williams, G. H., Williams, H. S., 

Willis, Winchell, A., Winchell, N. H., 

Worthen, and Wright.

Macfarlane, Thomas. On the primitive 

formations in Norway and in Canada, 

and their mineral wealth.

Canadian Nat., vol. 7, pp. 1-20,113-127,161- 

171, 1862.

 Contributions to the history of the 

Acton copper mine.

Canadian Nat., vol. 7, pp. 447-471,1862.

Macfarlane, Thomas Continued.

 On the origin of eruptive and 

primary rocks.

Canadian Nat., vol. 8, pp. 295-323, 329-358, 

457-478, 1863.

 Geological sketch of the neighborhood of Rossie, N. Y.

Canadian Nat., vol. 2, new series, pp. 267- 

275, 1865.

 Report on Lake Superior.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress 

from 1863 to 1866, pp. 115-164, Ottawa, J866.

 Report on county of Hastings.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress 

from 1863 to 1866, pp. 91-113, Ottawa, 1866.

 On the geological formations of 

Lake Superior.

Canadian Nat., vol. 3, new series, pp. 177- 

201, 241-256, 1868:

 On the rocks and cupriferous beds of 

Portage Lake, Mich.

Canadian Nat., vol. 3, new series, pp. 1-18, 

1868. 

Geology of Canada, 1866, pp. 149-164,1868.

 On the geology and silver ore of 

Woods Location, Thunder Cape, Lake 

Superior.

Canadian Nat., vol. 4, new series, pp. 37-48, 

459-463, map, 1869.

 On the origin and classification of 

original or crystalline rocks.

Canadian Nat., vol. 5, new series, pp. 47-54, 

159-165, 304-312; vol. 6, pp. 259-280,1872.

 Silver Islet.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 8, pp. 

226-253, plates, etc., 1880.

 On the classification of original 

rocks.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 8, pp. 

63-71,1880.

 Remarks on Canadian stratigraphy. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 9, new series, pp. 91-102, 

1881. 

Review of Selwyn, ibid., pp. 17-31.

[ ] [On the use of the term "Taconic."] 

International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Eeports, 1888 B, p. 17 (3 lines), 1888.

Am. Geol., vol. 2, p. 207,1888. 

McGee, W J On the relative positions 

of the forest bed and associated drift 

formations in northeastern Iowa.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series^ vol. 15, pp. 339-341, 

1878.

 Notes on the surface geology of a 

part of the Mississippi Valley.

Geol. Mag., vol. 6, new series, pp. 353-361, 

412-420,1879.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 597

McGee, W J Continued.

 On the complete series of superficial 

formations in northeastern Iowa.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 27, pp. 198- 

231,1879.

 Superposition of glacial drift upon 

residuary clays [Iowa].

Am. Jour; Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, pp. 301-303,

1879.

 The "laterite" of the Indian Peninsula.

Geol. Mag., vol. 7, new series, pp. 310-313'

1880.

 Shaler and Davis' " Glaciers."

Science (edited by John Micliels), vol. 2, pp. 

581-584, 624-630,4°, 1881.

 On some elements in orographic displacement.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, pp. 276-278, 

1881.

 On maximum synchronous glaciation.

Am. Assoc.Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 29, pp. 447- 

509,1881.

Science (edited by John Michels), vol. 2, pp. 

566-567,1881.

Abstract, Ani. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 22, 

pp. 264-267, under titles, " On the thickness of 

the ice sheet at any latitude;" pp. 368-369, 

"On local subsidence produced by an ice 

sheet," 1881.

 Modifications propos6es dans la nomonclature'g(5ologir[ue.

Congr6s Geol. International, Coiupte 

Rondu, 2d session, pp. 620-622, Bologuo, 1882.

 The drainage system and the distribution of the loess of eastern Iowa. 

Washington Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 6, pp. 93- 

97,1883.

Abstract, by G. K. Gilbert, Science, vol. 2, 

pp. 762-763,1883.

 On glaci.il canyons.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 32, p. 238 (J 

p.), 1883. 

Science, vol. 2, pp. 315-316 (J p.), 1883.

[ ] [Subterranean forest in District 

of Columbia].

Science, vol. 2, p. 724 (£ p.}, 1883.

 Note on jointed structure [Iowa].

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 152-153 

(§ p.), 1883.

 On the present status of the eccentricity theory of glacial climate.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, pp. 113-120, 

1883.

 On the origin and hade of normal 

faults.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 20, pp. 294-298, 

1883.

McGee, W J Continued.

 Iowa [building stones].

10th Census TJ. S., Report on the building 

stone of the United States and statistics of 

the quarry industry for 1880, pp. 256-265, 4°, 

Washington, 1884.

Bound as part of Vol. X, but with separate 

pagination.

 Map of the United States exhibiting 

the present status of knowledge relating to the areal distribution of geologic groups (preliminary compilation), 

17i by 28 inches.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 5th 

Annual Report, 1883-1884; in pocket in back 

and explanation on pp. 34-38, Washington, 

1885.

 On the meridional deflection of ice 

streams.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 386-392, 

1885.

 Geography and topography of the 

head of Chesapeake Bay. 

[Eead to Am. Assoo., 1886.] 

Brief abstract in Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, 

vol. 32, p. 323,1886.

 Some features of the recent earthquake.

Science, vol. 8, pp. 271-275,1886. 

Sci. Am. Supp., vol. 23, pp. 9205-9206, No. 576, 

49,1887.

 [Geology of Washington and vicinity.]

Eeport of tho health officer of the District 

of Columbia for tho year ending June 30,1885, 

Washington. 1886, pp. 19-20,23-25.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol.31, 

pp. 473-474,1886.

 Report.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 6th 

Annual Report, 1884-1885, pp. 25-32, Washington, 1885.

 Ovibos cavifrpns from the loess of 

Iowa.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 34, pp. 217-220, 

1887.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 126-127 

(^ p.), 1887.

 The Tuscaloosa formation. Summary of previous observations and 

opinions.

Tertiary and Cretaceous strata of Tuscaloosa, Tombigbee, and Alabama rivers, by E. 

A. Smith andL. C. Johnson,TJ. S. Geol. Surv., 

Bull., vol. 7, pp. 247-255, No. 43, Washington, 

1887.
598 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

McGee, W J Continued. 

[ ] Resume".

Tertiary and Cretaceous strata of Tuscaloosa, Tombigbee, and Alabama rivers, by E. 

A. Smith ami L. C. Jobnsou, U. S. Geol. Surv. 

Bull., vol. 7, pp. 285-290, No. 43, Washington, 

1887.

 The geology of the head of Chesapeake Bay.

D. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powoll, Director,7th 

Eeport, 1885-1886, pp. 537-646, plates, 56-71, 

Washington, 1888.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 113-115, 

1889.

 Report Potomac division of geology.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 7th 

Report, 1885-1886, pp. 104-111, Washington, 

1888.

 Three formations of the middle Atlantic Slope.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 35, pp. 120-143, 

Plate IF, pp. 328-330, 367-388, 448-466, Plates 

VI, VII, 1888.

Abstracts, Nature, vol. 38, p. 91 (15 lines), p. 

190(11 lines); Am. Geol.,vol. 2, pp. 129-131, 

1888.

 The classification of geographic 

forms by genesis.

Nat. Geog. Mag., vol. 1, pp. 27-36,1888.

 The Columbia formation.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 36, pp. 221-

999 1QQfi £*j£, iOoO.

 Paleolithic man in America, his antiquity and environment.

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 34, pp. 20-36,1888.

 [On some peculiarities of the superficial deposits of northeast Iowa.]

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 137-138 (i p.), 1888.

 Notes on the geology of Macon 

County, Mo.

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 305- 

336,1888.

 Geological antecedents of man in the 

Potomac Valley.

Am. Anthropologist, vol. 2, pp. 227-234,1889.

 Report Potomac division of geologyU. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 9th 

Eeport, pp. 102-110, Washington, 1889.

 The southern extension of the Appomattox formation.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 40, pp. 15-41, 

1890.

Abstract, Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol.1, pp. 

546-547,548-549 (by author), with discussion 

by C. H. Hitchcock, C. D. Walcott, W. M. 

Davis, and J. Hall, pp. 548, 549 (J p.). Other 

abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 120 (£ p.); Am. 

Nat., vol. 24, p. 209 (J- p.); vol. 25, p. 823 (J p.), 

189 L.

McGee, W J Continued.

 Introduction.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 57, a geological 

reconnaissance in southwestern Kansas, by 

Kobert Hay, pp. 11-14,1890.

 Topographic types of northeastern 

Iowa. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 38, pp. 248- 

249,1890.

 Encroachments of the sea.

The Forum, vol. 10, pp. 437- 449,1890.

 [Remarks on pressure of rock gas, 

especially in Indiana.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 96-97 (fcp.), 

1890.

 [Remarks on the extent of an early 

Pleistocene submergence of the Atlantic Coast.]

Geol. Sci. Am., Bull., vol. 1, p. 409 (J p.) 1890.

 [Remarks on the formations comprised under the term "orange sand," 

and on the relations of certain loams 

and gravels in the vicinity of Vicksburg and Grand Gulf.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 474-475,1890. 

In discussion of paper by T. C. Chamberlin 

on "Some additional evidence bearing on the 

interval between the glacial epochs."

 [Remarks on the relations of the 

Pleistocene deposits at Belvidere on 

the Delaware.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1. p. 480 (J p.), 1890.

 [Remarks on certain peculiarities of 

drainage in the southeastern United 

States.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 548-549,1390.

 Geology for 1887 and 1888.

Suiithsoniau Institution, Report, 1888, part 

1, pp. 217-260,1890.

 Iowa.

Macfarlane's Geol. Kwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 233-245,1890.

 Report Potomac division.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

10th Report, pp. 148-158, Washington, 1890. 

Abstract, ibid., p. 30 (J p.). 

Includes a report by G. H. Williams, "The 

work on the crystalline rocks of Maryland. 1 '

 Flood plains of rivers.

Forum, vol. 11, pp. 221-234,1891.

 Neocene and Pleistocene continent 

movements.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 234-235 (§ p.), 1891. 

Abstract of paper read to Am. Assoc. Adv. 

Sci., 1891.

 The Columbia formation in the Mississippi embay ment. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 39, pp. 

244-245(J p.), 1891.
DARTON.l NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 599

McGee, W J Continued.

 The Appomattox formation on the 

Mississippi embayraent. [Abstract.] 

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 2-6.1891. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 40, 

p. 332(J p.), 1890.

 The geology of Washington and 

vicinity.

Guide to Washington, prepared for the International Gong. Gool.. 5th session, Washington, 1891, pp. 38-64. [Including parts by G. H. 

Williams, N. H. Barton, and B. Willis.]

 and Call, R. Ellsworth. On the loess 

and associated deposits of Des Moines 

[Iowa].

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 24, pp. 202-223, 

plate 5,1882.

Abstract, by G. K. Gilbert, Science, vol. 2, 

p. 763 (J p.), 4°, 1882.

McGehee, M. Handbook of the State 

of North Carolina, exhibiting its resources and industries, vi, 154 pages, 

Raleigh. 1883.

McGuire, Henry. [Remains of man in 

superficial deposits at High Rock 

Spring, Saratoga, N. Y.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 12, pp. 398- 

400,1869.

McGuire, W. W. On the prairies of 

Alabama.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 26, pp. 93-98,1834.

Mcllvin, W. C. [Report on Catahoula 

shoals and vicinity, Ouachita River.]

U.S. Army,Chief of Engineers, Report for 

1880, part 2, pp. 1307-1309, Washington, 1880.

 Report [of operations near NatchezJ. 

IT. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Report for 

1880, part 2, pp. 1354-1358, Washington, 1880.

Mclnnes, W., Bailey, L. W., and. Report on explorations in portions of the 

counties of Victoria, Northumberland, 

and Restigouche, New Brunswick, to 

accompany quarter-sheet map 2, n. w. 

Canada, Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv., Report

1886. Part N, 19 pages, map in atlas, Montreal,

1887.

Abstracts, ibid, Part A, pp. 38-40; Gool. 

Mag., 3d decade, vol. 0, pp. 135-136 (£ p.), 1889.

 Report on exploration and surveys in portions of northern New Brunswick and adjacent areas in Quebec and 

Maine, U. S.

Canada, Geol. Surv., Reports, vol. 3, new 

series, Part 2, Report M, 52 pages, Montreal,

1888.

Abstracts, ibid., part 1, Report A, pp. 35-37; 

Am. Gool., vol. 5, pp. 246-247 (J p.); Am. Jonr. 

Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, p. 239 (4 lines), 1888.

Mclnnes, W., Bailey.L.W., and Cont'd.

 [Account of explorations in 

northern New.Brunswick.]

Canada, Geol. Surv., Reports, vol. 3, now 

series, part 1, Report A, pp. 91-93, Montreal, 

1888.

Mclntire, E. S., Elrod, M. N., and. Geological report on Orange County.

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 7th Annual Report for 

1875, pp. 203-239, Indianapolis, 1876.

Mclntyre, James. [Report on work on 

Isle Royale.]

Report on survey of United States mineral 

lands in Michigan, by Jackson, Message 

Prest. TJ. S., 31st Gong., 1st sess., House Ex. 

Doc. No. 5, part 3, pp. 506-509, Washington, 

1849.

McKay, A. W. The red sandstone of 

Nova Scotia.

British Assoc., Report, vol. 35, Trans. of 

sections, pp. 66-67 ($ p.), 1866.

McKellar, Peter. The correlation of the 

Animikio and Huroniau rocks of Lake 

Superior.

Canada, Royal Soc., Trans., vol. 5, Sec. IV, 

pp. 63-73,4°, 1888.

 On potholes north of Lake Superior 

unconnected with exisiting streams. 

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 568-570,1890. 

Abstract, Am. Nat.,vol. 24, pp. 292-293 (J p.), 

1890.

McKellar, S. B. Mining on the north 

shore of Lake Superior, 26 pages, Toronto, 1874.

Mackenzie, S. S. The local geology of 

Topsfield.

Essex lust., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 49-55,1864.

Mackie, S. J. The remnants of the first 

life world and the bottom rocks. 

The Geologist, 1858 (London), p. 288.

Maclaren, Charles. The glacial theory 

of Professor Agassiz.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 42, pp. 346-365,1842. 

From pamphlet by the author.

Mc'Lenahan, S. [Observations and remarks on the Deep River coal fields, 

etc.]

Geol: Surv., North Carolina report of Emmons, pp. 168-173, Raleigh, 1852.

Maclure, William. Observations on the 

geology of the United States [etc., explanatory of geological map].

Am. Phil. Soc., Trans., vol. 6, pp. 411-428, 

map, 1809.

Jour, do Physique, vol. 69, pp. 204-213; vol. 

72, pp. 137-165, map, 1811.
600 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Maclure, William Continued.

 Observations on the geology of the 

' West India Islands, from Barbadoes to 

Santa Cruz, inclusive.

; Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 1, pp. 134-

'' 149,1817.

 Observations on the geology of the 

United States [etc., with remarks on 

the probable effects of rock decomposition on nature and fertility of soils]. 

i Am. Phil. Soc., Trans., vol. 1, new series,

pp. 1-91, map, plates, 4°, 1818. 

i Published separately in 8°, Philadelphia,

1817. 

) Leonard's Zeitschrift, Band 1, 1826, pp. 124-

138,1818.

i Map reproduced in 1822 hy P. Cleaveland,

as frontispiece of An Elementary Treatise on

Mineralogy and Geology, 2d edition, Boston

. and by Charles Moxon in The Geologist for

' 1843, London.

 Essay on the formation of rocks, or 

an inquiry into the probable origin of 

their present form and structure. .

i Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 1, pp.

5 261-276,285-310,327-345,1818.

 Comparative features of American 

and European geology.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 5, pp. 197-198,1822.

 Some speculative conjectures on the 

probable changes that may have taken 

place in the geology of the continent 

of North America east of the Stoney 

Mountains.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 6, pp. 98-102,1823.

[ ] Geological classification. [On the 

gneisses and associated rocks of the 

the eastern United States.]

Am. Jour. Sci., yol. 16, pp. 161-163,1824.

 Miscellaneous remarks on the systematic arrangement of rocks and on 

their probable origin, especially of the 

secondary.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 7, pp. 261-264,1824.

 Observations on Beudant's Geological Travels in Hungary, etc., with miscellaneous remarks on coal, etc.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 7, pp. 256-260,1824.

 Remarks on the rocks accompanying 

anthracite at Wilkesbarre and elsewhere.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 7, pp. 260-261 (J p.), 1824.

 European systems of geology not 

always applicable to American geologyAm. Jour. Sci., vol. 9, pp. 158-160,1825.

Maclure, William Continued.

 Geological systems, geological maps, 

chatoyant feldspar.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 9, pp. 253-256,1825.

 Remarks on the igneous theory of the 

earth.

Am. Jour. Sei., vol. 16, pp. 351-352,1829.

 Remarks on the theorv of a central

heat in the earth and other geological 

theories.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 15, pp. 384-386,1829.

[ ] [Some geologic features of a part 

of Mexico.] 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 16, pp. 159-161,1829.

 Geological remarks relating to Mexico, etc.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 20, pp. 406-408,1831. 

McMaster, John Bach. Stratigraphical 

report upon the Bridger beds in the 

Washakie Basin, Wyo.

Contributions from Mus. of Geol. and Arch, 

of College of New Jersey, vol. 1, No. 1, memoirs 

on Loxolophodon and TTintatherium by Osborn, pp. 45-54, plate [6], Princeton, N. J., 1881.

McOuat, Walter. Report on country 

between Lake St. John and Lake Mistassini.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress,

1871-72, pp. 115-119, Montreal, 1872.

 Report on the country between Lakes 

Temiscamang and Abbitibbe.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress,

1872-73, pp. 112-135, Montreal, 1873.

 Report on a portion of the coal field 

of Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. 

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress,

1873-74, pp. 161-170, map, Montreal, 1874. 

Macoun, John. Geology and minerals 

[from the North Saskatchewan via 

Peace River to British Columbia],

Canadian Pacific Bwy., Eeport of progress 

on the explorations and surveys up to January, 1874, pp. 74-79, Sandford Fleming, engineer in chief, Ottawa, 1874.

 Geological and topographical notes 

on the Lower Peace and Athabasca 

rivers.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Eeport of progress, 

1875-76, pp. 87-95, map, Montreal, 1877. 

McRae. Products and resources of Arkansas, compiled by direction of S. P. 

Hughes, governor of Arkansas, 145 

pages, Little Rock, 1885. 

McRae, John C. The geological formation at Port CoBborne as shown by 

drilling for natural gas.

Canadian Inst.,Proc., vol. 6, new series, pp. 

338-341,1889.
DAHTON.l NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 601

McWhorter, Tyler. Beds of Carboniferous drift in the bluffs of East Davenport, Iowa.

Davenport Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 129- 

130,1883.

Maine.

1807. Observations on geology of 

United States and geologic 

map, Maclure.

1818. Geology of the United States, 

Maclure.

1830. Journey in northern New England, Shepard, C. U.

1837. Excursion to Mount Katahdiu, 

Bailey, J. W.

First report on geology, Jackson, 

C.T.

Geology of Portland and vicinity,

Hitchcock, E. 

Notes on geology of Maine,

Holmes, E. 

First report on public lands,

Maine, Jackson, C. T.

1838. Alleguash section from the Penobscot to the St. Lawrence,

Hodge. 

Remarks on portions of Maine,

Jackson, C. T. 

Second report on public lands of

Maine, Jackson, C. T. 

Second report on Maine, Jackson,

C. T.

1839. Catalogue of geological specimens, Jackson, C. T. 

Introduction, geological report,

agricultural geology, Jackson,

C.T. 

Survey of Aroostook River,

Holmes, E. 

1841. Infusorial deposit at Newfield,

Jackson, C. T. 

On Waterville slates, Jackson,

C.T. 

Glacial action in New England,

Jackson, C. T.

1843. Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

1844. Final report on New Hampshire, 

Jackson, C. T.

1846. Agriculture of New York, Emuions, E.

Remarks on Taconic system, Emmons, E.

1847. Drift and glacial action in New 

England, Desor.

Maine Continued.

1848. Divisions in diluvium of Maine,

Jackson,'C.T. 

Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C.

1849. Second visit to the United States, 

Lyell.

1850. Origin of drift and terraces of 

aqueous action, Rogers, H. D.

1851. Deposits of shells in Maine, on 

Lake Champlain and St. Lawrence, Desor.

Ago of red sandstone of the 

United States, Jackson, C. T.

1852. Post-Pliocene of Southern and 

Northern States, Desor.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Deposit of shells near Portland,

Jackson, C. T.

1855. Fossils from Taconic of Emmons,

Hall, J. 

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J. 

American geology, Emmone, E. 

Arcadian geology, Dawson, J. \V.

1857. Illustrations of surface geology, 

Hitchcock, E.

1858. Sketch of geology of United

States, Rogers, H. D. 

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1859. Starfish in Post-Pliocene of Lewiston, Baker, W. W. 

Landslide in Westbrook, Jacksou, C.T. 

Landslide near Portland, Bouv6.

1860. Tertiary fossils from Labrador, 

Maine, etc., Dawson, J. W.

1861. Notes on wild lands, Holmes, E.

Geology of the wild lands, Hitchcock, C. H.

Rocks of Perry, Jackson, C. T.

Chemical report, Goodale.

General report on geology, Hitchcock, C. H.

Physical geography, Holmes, E.

Sur la faune priinordiale en Am<5- 

rique, Barrande.

Pre-Carbouiferous flora of New 

Brunswick, Maine, and east 

Canada, Dawsou, J. W.

Age of New Brunswick, etc., sandstone, Rogers, W. B.

Coal rocks of Maine,Rogers,W. B.

Age of red sandstone of Maine, 

Jackson, C. T.
602 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Maine Continued.

1861. Fossils on Dennis River, Me., 

Rogers, W. B.'

Glaciation in Vinalhaven region, 

De Lasld.

Moosehead Lake region, Houghton, J. C.

Bowlder with fossils from Saco 

River, Rogers, W. B.; Jackson, 

C.T.

Fish River lakes, Packard.

1862. Exploration in Aroostook County, Holmes, E.

Glacial action in southern Maine, 

De Laski.

Region west of forks of the Kennebec, Goodale.

Rocks of Viualhaveu region, 

Goodale.

Fossil plants from Perry, Dawson, J. W. c

Notes on geology of Maine, Hitchcock, C. H.

Alleguash and Cauquomgomoc 

lakes, White, 0.

Grooved bowlders in Bethel,True.

Marls or diatomaceous earths of 

Maine, Bailey, L. W.

Reports on geology of Maine, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

1863. Flora of Devonian in northeastern America, Dawson, J. W.

1864. Glacial action about Penobscot 

Bay, De Laski.

1865. Preliminary report on New Brunswick, Hind.

1866. Post-Tertiary of Maine, De Laski. 

Map of Canada and part of United

States, Logan and Hall. 

Glacial phenomena of Labrador

and Maine, Packard. 

. Distortion of pebbles in conglomerate, Vose.

1867. Glacial movements in valley of

St. Lawrence, Whittlesey. 

Fresh water glacial drift of the 

Northwest, Whittlesey.

1868. Explanation of geologic map.of 

Maine, Hitchcock, C. H. , 1869. Metaraorphics of New Brunswick 

and Maine, Bailey and Matthew. 

Landslides near Portland, Morse.

Maine Continued.

1869. Mines de cuivre du Lac SuptSrieur et e'tain de 1'fitat du Maine, 

Jackson.

Geology of coast of Maine, Johnson, S. W.

Surface changes in Maine, True.

1870. Geology of eastern New England, 

Hunt,T.S.

1871. Plants of Devonian and Silurian 

of Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Geognosy of Appalachians, Hunt, 

T. S.

Changes of level of coast of 

Maine, Shaler.

Connecticut glacier, Dana, J. D.

1872. Transportation of bowlders in 

New England, Jackson, C. T.

Glacial action on Mount Katahdin, De Laski.

Geology of phosphate beds of 

South Carolina, Packard.

Surface geology of New Brunswick, Matthew.

Relations of syenite at Richmond, 

elevation of coast of Hatteras 

and Maine, Jackson, C. T.

Notes on granitic rocks, Hunt, 

T. S.

1873. Post-Tertiary history of New

England, Perry. 

Glaciers in Virginia, Stevens. 

Glacial fossils of Maine, Sherman. 

Concentric lamination in rocks,

Hunt, T. S.

Glacial and Champlain eras in

New England, Dana, J. D. 

Geologic map of the United 

States, Hitchcock,C. H.; Hitchcock and Blake.

1874. Geology of Portland, Hitchcock,

C.H. 

Niagara and lower Helderberg in

United States and Canada,

Hall, J. 

Northwest Maine, Hitchcock and

Huntington.

1875. Recent changes of level of coast

of Maine, Dana, J. D. 

Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H. 

Remarks on geology of coast

north from Boston, Shaler. 

Explication de la carte g6ologique de la terre, Marcou, J.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 603

Maine Continued.

1877. Relation of geology of New 

Hampshire to adjacent territory, Hitchcock, C. H.

Origin of kames in Massachusetts, Upham.

On the glacial epochs, Price, E. K.

Geology of eastern Pennsylvania, 

Hunt, T. S.

1878. The Ice age, Gratacap.

Region about head of Androscoggin, Huntingtou.

Atlas to geology of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Surface geology of New Hampshire, Upham.

Glacial drift iu New Hampshire, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Granite of North Jay,. Wadsworth.

Geology of New Hampshire, atlas, 

Dana, J. D.

Lenticular hills of drift, Hitchcock, C. H.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad

Guide, Hitchcock, C. H. 

North American Mesozoic and Cenozoic, Miller, S. A. 

Glacial period in eastern America,

Hitchcock, C.-H. 

Mining district at Sullivan,

Kempton.

1880. Alleged changes in relative elevation of land and sea, Mitchell, 

H.

Succession of glacial deposits in 

New England, Upham.

Androscoggin glacier, Stone.

Classification of lavas, Shaler.

Comparisons of iron and associated rocks of Marquette region, Hunt, T. S.

1881. Lower Silurian in northern 

Maine, Dodge.

Kames of moraines of New England, Wright, G. F.

Apparent glacial deposits in valley drift, Stone.

Kames of Maine, Stone.

Glacial erosion in Maine, Stone.

1883. Remarks on Mount Desert, Davis,

W. M.

Maine building stones in National 

Museum, Merrill, G. P.

Maine Continu ed.

1883. Progress of geology, 1882, Hunt,

T. S. 

So-called inclusions in Maine

granites, Merrill, G. P. 

Kanie rivers of Maine, Stone. 

Frenchmans Bay, Crosby.

1884. Observations in Mount Katadin 

district, Hamlin.

Azoic system and its subdivivisions, Whitney and Wadsworth.

Notes on building stones used in

New York, Newberry. 

Durability of building stones in 

vicinity of New York, Julieu.

Strength of granites, Winchell, 

N.H.

Maine building stones, Wolff.

Gold in Maine, Wadsworth.

Illustrations of polished rock surfaces, Morgan, H. J.

Microscopic structure of building 

stones, Merrill, G. P.

Building stones of Rhode Island, 

Massachusetts, and Maine, Shaler.

Distribution of iron ores in eastern United States, Smock, J. C.

Paramorphosis of pyroxene to 

hornblende, Williams, G. H.

1885. Report, Atlantic Coast division, 

Shaler.

Report, glacial division, Chamberlin, T. C.

Allanite as a rock constituent, 

Iddings and Cross.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Deflections in drift scratches in 

Maiue, Stone.

Striation of Mount Desert, Redfield.

1886. Marginal kames, Lewis, H. C.

Geology of northern New England, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of Cobscook Bay district, 

Shaler.

Samples of iron ores, Benton.

1887. Map of the United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Aroostook County, Bailey, L. W.

Farmingham clay, Robinson.

Silurian system of northern 

Maine, etc., Bailey, L. W.

Terminal moraines, Stone.
604 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Maine Continued.

1888. Enlargements of angites in peridotites from Little Deer Island, 

Merrill, G. P.

Report, Division of glacial geology, Chamberliu, T. C.

Relations between geology of 

Maine and New Brunswick, 

Bailey.

Report, Atlantic Coast division, 

Shaler.

Theories of ore deposits, Wadsworth.

Origin of kames, Shaler.

1889. Glaciation of mountains, Upham.

Building stones, Merrill, G. P.

Eastern Maine and New Brunswick, Bailey.

Northern New Brunswick, Bailey 

and Mclnnes.

Report on coast line geology, 

U. S. Geological Survey, Shaler.

1890. Silurian graptolites, Dodge.

Trap dikes near Kennebuukport, 

Kemp.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Archean axes of eastern North 

America, Dana, J. D.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Investigations in New Brunswick, 

Bailey.

Mount Desert Island, Shaler.

Classification of glacial sediments of Maine, Stone.

1891. Antiquity of last glacial period,

Shaler. 

American opinion on the older

rocks, Winchell, A. 

Cambrian of North America, Walcott.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S. 

Geologic position of the Catskill

group, Prosser. 

Lakes inclosed by glacial drift,

Upham. 

Subsidence in later glacial times,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P. 

Mallet, J. W. Results of some analyses 

made for the geological survey of 

Alabama.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 23, pp. 181-185, 

1857.

Mallet, J. W.- Continued.

 Report of chemical department of 

the geological survey for the year 1855. 

Geology of Alabama, by M. Tourney, 2d Biennial Eeport, pp. 169-222, Montgomery, 1858.

Mallet, Robert. Note on the history of 

certain recent views in dynamical 

geology.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 5, pp. 302-303,

1873.

 On the mechanism of Stromboli.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 8, pp. 200-202,

1874.

Abstract of paper read to lloyal Soc., London, 1874.

 Abstract of a memoir on the origin 

and mechanism of production of the 

prismatic or columnar structure of 

basalt.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 206-211,

1875. 

Abstract from paper read to Royal Soc., 1875.

 On the temperature attainable by 

rock crushing and its consequences.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, pp. 256-268, 

1875.

From Phil. Mag., July, 1875. 

Maun [Horace], [On the recent eruptions of Kilauea and Mauua Loa.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 

229-230,1866.

[ ] [On the denudation observed in 

the Hawaiian Islands.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 232- 

234,1866.

 [Description of the crater of Haleakala in the Hawaiian Islands.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 11, pp. 112- 

113,1868.

Manross, N. S. Notice of the pitch lake 

of Trinidad.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 20, pp. 153-160, 

1855.

 Notes on coal and iron ore of the 

State of Guerero, Mexico.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 39, pp. 309-312, 

1865.

Mantell, Reginald Neville. On the probable age of the deposits containing the 

remains of extinct colossal birds in New 

Zealand.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 252- 

254,1851.

[Marcou, John B.] Atlantis revived. 

Notes of Paleo-geological and geographical maps of the British Islands 

and the adjoining parts of the Continent of Europe, by Professor Hall, 

Trans., Roy. Dublin Soc.(?), i-xix. 

Science, vol. 1, p. 285 (J p.), 1883.
DARTON. ] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 605

Marcou, John B. Continued.

 Marcou, Jules, and. Mapoteca Geologica Americana. A catalogue of geological maps of America (North and 

South), 1752-1881, in geographic and 

chronologic order.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

Bull. No. 7, vol. 2, pp. 1-184, Washington, 1885.

.Marcou, Jules. Note sur le bassin du 

Comt6 do Chesterfield, pros do Richmond (£tat do Virginie).

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. C, pp. 

572-575,1849.

 Response a la lettre de Foster et 

Whitney sur le lac Snpe'rienr.

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 8, pp. 

101-105, 1851.

 [Fossil fishes from coal of New

Brunswick.]

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 10, p. 

39 (i p.), 1852.

 Geological map of the United States 

and British provinces of North America 

(with explanatory text and geological 

sections, 92 pages, 8 plates), Boston, 

1853.

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 12, 

pp. 813-936, map, plato, under title, R6sume 

oxplicatif d'une carte geologiquo dcs iStatsUiiis ot des provinces anglaisos do l'Am.6- 

rique du Nord, avec un profit g6ologiquo allant 

do la vallee du Mississipi aux c6tes du Pacinque, ot une planche de fossiles.

Map in atlas to Voyage dans l'Am6riquo du 

Word, par G. Lambert, Bruxellos, 1855; Annalos dos Mines, vol. 7, p. 320, Plate IX; Geology of North America, Zurich, 1858; " La vie 

soutcrraino, on los mines et les ruinours," par 

L. Simon in, Plates X, XI, XIV, 4°, Paris, 

18G7; "Physicalischo Karten, Geology," Vienna, 1872.

Reviewed in part by W. P. Blake, Am. Jour. 

Sci., 2d series, vol. 22, pp. 383-388, and by 

Anon., ibid., vol. 17, pp. 199-200.

 Sur la ge"ologie des Moutagnes rocheuses entre le Fort Smith (Arkansas) 

et Albuquerque (Nouveau-Mexique).

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 11, 

pp. 156-160,1853.

 Esquisse d'une classification des 

chalnes de montagnes d'une partie de 

I'Arne'rique du Nord.

Comptes Rendus, vol. 39, pp. 1192-1197,1854.

Annales des Mines, vol. 7, pp. 329-350, 1855.

Mining Mag., vol.7, pp. 321-323,1856.

 Geological notes of a survey of the 

country comprised between Preston,

Marcou, Jules Continued. 

Red River, and El Paso, Rio Grande 

del Norto.

Report of exploration of a route for the 

Pacific Railroad near the 32d parallel of latitude from the Ked Rivor to the Rio Graude, 

by Pope, pp. 125-128, House Doc. 129 [Washington, 1854].

 Re"sum6 d'une section g6ologiquo des 

Montagues rocheuses a San-Pedro sur 

la c6te do 1'ocdan Pacifique.

Soo. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 11, pp. 

474-478,1854.

 Ueber die Geologie der Vereinigten 

Staaten uud der englishchen Provinzen 

von Nord-Amerika.

Petermann'e Mitt., vol. 1, pp. 149-159, map 

4",1855.

 Sur le gisement de 1'or en Califomie.

Biblioth. Univ. do Genove, 1855. 

Geology of North America, etc., pp. 81-84, 

Zurich, 1858.

 Re'sumo' of a geological reconnaissance, extending from Napoleon at the 

junction of the Arkansas with the Mississippi to the Pueblo do los Angeles 

in California.

Report of exploration for railway route to 

the Pacific Ocean, near 35th parallel, by 

Whipplo, Vol. IV, pp. 40-48, 8° [Washington, 

1855], House Doc. 129.

Explorations for a railway route from the 

Mississippi to the Pacific, Vol. Ill, Part IV, 

route near the 35th parallel, explored by 

Whipple. Report of the geology of the route, 

by Blake, pp. 165-175, plate, 4° [33d Gong., 2d 

sess., House Ex. Doc. No. 91, Washington, 

1856].

 - Notes gdologiques sur le pays compris entre Preston, sur la riviere Rouge,

et El Paso, sur le rio Grande del Norte.

Soc. G6ol. Franco, Bull., 2d series, vol. 12, pp.

808-813,1855.

 Re'sumo" and field notes.

Explorations for railroad route from the 

Mississippi to the Pacific, vol. 3, Part IV, 

route near 35th parallel, explored by Whipple. 

Geology of the route by Blake, pp. 121-164, 

4°, 33d Cong., 2d seas., House Ex. Doc. No. 91, 

Washington, 1856.

 Lettre sur les roches du Jura et lenr 

distribution g6ographique dans les 

deux hemispheres, xxiv, 364 pages, 

map, 1857. Friedrich Klucksieck, libraire, pour les sciences, rue de Lille 

1857-1860.
606 [BULL. 127.

Marcou, Jules Continued.

 Notes pour servir a une description 

ge"ologique des Montagnes rocheuses.

Biblioth. "Univ. Geneve, Archives pp. 1-14, 

3858.

Abstract, Mining Mag., vol. 11, pp. 99-106 

(New York), 1858.

 American geology. Letter on some 

points of the geology of Texas, New 

Mexico, Kansas, and Nebraska, addressed to Messrs. F. B. Meek and F. V. 

Hayden, 16 pages, Zurich, 1858.

 [Un ouvrage r61atif a la ge"ologie de 

1'Ame'rique du Nord.]

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 15, pp. 

533-537,1858.

 Geology of North America, with two 

reports on the prairies of Arkansas and 

Texas, the .Rocky Mountains of New 

Mexico, and the Sierra Nevada of California, originally made by the United 

States Government, 144 pages, 7 plates, 

3 maps, 4°, Zurich, 1858.

Reviewed by J. D. Dana, Ain. Jour. Sci., 2d 

series, vol. 26, pp. 323-334, 1858; vol. 27, pp. 

137-140; by A. Agassiz, vol. 27, pp. 134-137, 

1859.

 Eeply to the criticisms of James D. 

Dana, 40 pages, Zurich, 1859.

 [Note r61ative a la ge"ologie des Montagnes rocheuses.]

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 16, 

p. 133(§ p.), 1859.

 Dyas et Trias, ou le nouveau gres 

rouge en Europe, dans Aine'rique du 

Nord et dans 1'Inde.

Biblioth.TJniv.de Geneve, 63 pages, Zurich, 

1859.

Reviewed by Murchison, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d 

series, vol. 28, pp. 256-259, 1859.

 [Remarks on some Carboniferous and 

Juratrias in the Northern and Western 

States.]

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, p. 325 

(i p.), 1860.

 Notes on the geology of Kansas and 

Nebraska.

St. Louis Aoad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 610- 

611, 1860.

 [On Jurassic fossils of the West; 

criticism of Wl M. Gabb.]

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol. 12], p. 

548 (J p.), 1861.

 Additional notes on the Primordial 

fauna and the Taconic system.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Prqc., vol. 7, pp. 

869-371,375,376-383, 18,61,

Marcou, Jules Continued. 

[ ] On the black slate from Braintree, 

Mass., containing Paradoxides, and on 

similar strata in Newfoundland, near 

Lake Champlain, and near Quebec.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 

357-358 (Jp.), 1861.

 The Taconic and Silurian rocks of 

Vermont and Canada.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 8, pp. 

239-253, 1862.

Reviewed by Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 

33, pp. 281-286, 1862.

 Notes on the Cretaceous and Carboniferous rocks of Texas.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 8, pp. 86- 

97, 1862.

 [Primordial of Canada.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 8, pp. 97- 

.), 1862.

[ ] [On Vermont Primordial.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 8, pp. 58- 

59 (£ p.), 1862.

 Liste additionnelle des fossiles du 

terrain taconique de l'Ame"rique du 

Nord.

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 19, 

pp. 746-752, 1862.

 Une reconnaissance g6ologique au 

Nebraska.

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 21, 

pp. 132-146. 1864.

 Notice sur les gisements des leutilles 

trilobitif&res taconiques de la PointeLevis au Canada.

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 21, 

pp. 236-250, plate, 1864.

 Dyas formation in Nebraska.

Neues Jahrbucb, 1864, p. 51, 1864.

 [The slate of Nova Scotia, metamorphic Taconic rock.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 9, p. 47 

(i p.), 1865.

 On the terms "Pe"n6en," "Permian," 

and "Dyas." . Boston Soc.Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 9, pp. 33- 

36, 1865.

 Le Niagara quinze ans apres.

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 22, 

pp. 290-300, plate, and 529-530, 1865.

 La faune primordiale dans le Pays 

de Galles et la gdologie californienne. 

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 23, 

pp. 552-559, 1866,
DAHTON.J NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 607

Marcou, Jules Continued.

 Communications faites a la commission. Notes ge"ologiques sur les frontieres entre le Mexiqne et les EtatsUnis.

Archives do la Commission Scientiflque du 

Moxique, publiees sous les auspices du ministire de 1'iustruction pnbliquo, vol. 2, pp. 78-80 

[Paris], 1807.

 Le terrain Cre*tac6 fles environs de

Sioux City, de la mission des Omahas et

de Tokama sur les bords du Missouri.

Soc. G6ol. Prance, Bull., 2d series, vol. 24,

pp. 50-71, Plate I, 1807.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 1, p. 320 (J p.), 

1868.

 Le Dyas au Nebraska.

Soc. G<iol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 24, 

pp. 280-299, Plate IV, 1867.

 On the Dyas in Nebraska.

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans.,vol? 2, pp. 562- 

564.1868.

 On a second edition of the geological map of the world.

Am. Nat., vol. 7, pp. 345-352,1873.

 ; [Observations in southern California.]

Neues Jahrbuch, 1875, pp. 960-961,1875. 

K. K Geol. Reichsaustalt, Verhandl, 1875, 

pp. 215-216.

 Explication d'une seconde 6dition 

de la carte gdologique de la Terre, 4to, 

222 pages, map, Zurich, 1875.

 Report on the geology of a portion 

of southern California.

Geographical surveys west of the 100th 

meridian, by "Wheeler, annual report. U. S. 

Army, Chief of Engineers, Annual Report for 

1876, Appendix JJ, pp. 158-172, Washington, 

1876.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, 

p. 468 (J p.), 1877.

 Sur les Colonies (2) dans les roches 

Taconiques des bords du lac Champlain. 

Soc. G6ol. Franco, Bull., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 

18-46,2 plates, 1881.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 22, 

pp. 321-322(1 p.), 1881.

 Mittheilungen iiber die Geologie 

Californiens.

Neues Jahrbuch, 1883, vol. 2, pp. 52-58, 1883.

 Note sur la g6ologie de la Californie. 

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 3d series, vol. 11, pp. 

407-435, plate,1883.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 17, pp. 1271-1273, 

 1883.

 Relative age of American and English Neozoic series.

Geol. Mag., vol. 2, decade III, pp. 46-47,1885.

Marcou, Jules Continued.

 The "Taconic system" and its position in stratigraphic geology.

Am. Acad., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 174-256,1885.

 On two plates of etratigraphical 

sections of the Taconic ranges, by James 

Hall.

Science, vol. 7, pp. 393-394 (J col.), 1886.

 Glaciers and glacialists. 

Science, vol. 8, pp. 76-80,1886. 

Reviewed by J. D. Dana, ibid., pp. 162-163, 

1886.

 On the use of the name Taconic.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 23, pp. 343- 

355,1887.

 American geological classification 

and nomenclature. 75 pages, Cambridge, 1888.

Paleontologic and stratigraphic

"principles" of the adversaries of the 

Taconic.

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 10-23, 67-88,1888.

 Geology of the vicinity of Quebec 

City.

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 355-356,1888.

The Taconic of Georgia and the report on the geology of Vermont.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Memoirs, vol. 4, pp. 

105-131, plate 13,4°, 1888.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 328-329 (f p.), 

1888.

 Some remarks on Prof. Henry S. 

Williams's report of the subcommittee 

on the iipper Paleozoic (Devonic) in 

the American Geologist for October, 

p.226.

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 60-61,1889. 

 Barrande and the Taconic system. 

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 118-137,1889.

 The original locality of the Gryphaia 

Pitcheri, Morton.

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 188-193,1889.

 The Mesozoic series of New Mexico. 

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 155-165,216-229.1889.

 Jura, Neocomian and chalk of Arkansas.

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 357-367,1889.

 On some dates of the " Report on the 

geology of Vermont."

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24,-pp. 83- 

89,1889.

 Reply to the questions of Mr. Selwyn 

on "Canadian geological classification 

for Quebec."

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 

357-364,1890.
608 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Marcou, Jules Continued.

 The Triassic flora of Richmond, Va. 

Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 160-174,1890.

 The American Neoeomian and the 

Gryphaea Pitched.

Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 315-317,1890. 

Review of K. T. Hill's "A preliminary annotated check list of the Cretaceous invertebrate fossils of Texas," Texas Geol. Surv., 

Bull. No. 4,1889.

 The lower and middle Taconic of 

Europe and North America.

Am. Geol., vol.5, pp. 357-375; vol. 6, pp. 78- 

102, 221-233,1890.

 Use of the terms Laurentian and 

Champlain in geology.

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 63-65,1890.

 Geology of the environs of Quebec, 

with map and sections.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc.,vol. 25, pp. 202- 

227, plates 7-9,1891. 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 119-120,1891.

 Biographical notice of Ebenezer 

Emmons.

Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 1-23, plate 1,1891.

 Gilbert, G. K., and Marvine, A. R.

Parts of central and western Arizona.

[Geological atlas, surveys west of the 100th

meridian iinder George M. Wheeler], sheet

No. 75, folio [Washington, 1877].

 and Marcou, John B. Mapoteca 

G6ologica Americana, a catalogue of 

geological maps of America (North and 

South), 1752-1881, in geographic and 

chronologic order.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull. No. 7,vol. 2, pp. 1-184, 

Washington, 1885.

Marcy, Oliver, Winchell, A., and. Enumeration* of fossils collected in the 

Niagara limestone at Chicago, 111., with 

descriptions of several new species.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Memoirs, vol. 1, pp. 

81-114,4°, 1866-1869.

Marcy, R. B. [Report on Santa Fe expedition.]

Report Sec. War, 31st Gong., 1st sess. [Senate], -with Ex. Doc. No. 64, pp. 169-227, map, 

Washington, 1850.

 Exploration of the Red River of 

Louisiana, xv, 320 pages, 20 plates, 32d 

Congress, 2d sess., Senate Ex. Doc. No. 

54,<Washington, 1853; 33d Congress, 1st 

sess., House Ex. Doc. No. 15, 286 pages, 

Washington, 1854.

Includes appendices by various persons, including geology by E. Hitchcock and by G. 

C. Shurnard, and paleontology by B, F. Shumard, pp. 119-312.

Marcy, R. B. Continued.

 Report of an expedition to the 

sources of the Brazos and Big Wichita 

rivers during the summer of 1854, 48 

pages, map, 34th Congress, Senate Ex. 

Doc. No. 60, Washington, 1854. (Not 

seen, geology?.)

Margerie, Emm. de. Prdsentation d'un 

relief en platre de la Pennsylvanie au 

nom de Mons. J. P. Lesley, etc. Observations sur les plissenients cles terrains 

paldozo'iques.

Soc. G6ol. Prance, Bull., 3d series, vol. 15, 

pp. 356-357, 1887.

Marr, Robert A. [Amount of] sediment 

of the Mississippi River.

Louisiana State board of health, Report for 

1882-83, pp. 354-355, Baton Rouge, 1883.

Marsh, Othniel C. The gold of Nova 

Scotia.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 32, pp. 395-400, 

1861.

 On the saurian vertebras from Nova 

Scotia.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 33, p. 278 (t p.), 

1802.

 On the origin of the so-called lignilites or epsomites.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 135- 

143,1868.

 Discovery of the Mauvaises Torres 

formation in Colorado.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 50, p. 292 (J p.),

1870.

 On the geology of the Eastern 

Uintah Mountains.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, pp. 191-198,

1871.

 Notice of a fossil forest in the Tertiary of California.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, pp. 266-268 

1871.

 Bowlders in coal.

Am. Nat., vol. 6, p. 439 (J p.), 1872.

 Ancient lake basins of the Rocky 

Mountain region.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 9, pp. 49-52, 

1875. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 9, p. 119 (i p.), 1875.

 [Introduction and succession of 

vertebrate life in America.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 14, pp. 337- 

378, 1877.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 26, pp. 211- 

258, plate, 1878.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 609

Marsb, Otbniol C. Continued.

 Principal character of American 

Jurassic dinosaurs.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 16, pp. 411- 

416, Plates IV-X, 1878.

 The gigantic mammals of the order 

Dinocerata.

U. S. Gool. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 6th 

Annual Report, 1883-84, pp. 243-302, "Washington, 1885.

 On American Jurassic mammals.

British Assoc., Report of 54th meeting, pp. 

734-736, plate, 1885.

Geol. Mag., decade HI, vol. 4, pp. 241-247, 

289-299, pis. 6-9,1887.

 Diuocerata, a monograph of an extinct order of gigantic mammals, xviii, 

243 pages, 56 plates, 4°, United States 

Geological Survey, J. W. Powell, Director, monographs, vol. 10, Washington, 

1886.

Reviewed, Science, vol. 5, pp. 488-490, 1885.

 Notice of a new genus of Sauropoda 

and other dinosaurs from the Potomac 

formation.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 35, pp. 88-94 

1888.

Abstract. Am. Geol., vol. I, p. 136 (Jp.), 

1888.

 Restoration of Broutops robustus, 

from the Miocene of America.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 37, pp. 163- 

165, Plate VI, 1889.

 The skull of the gigantic Ceratopsidaj.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 38, pp. 501-506, Plate XII,

1889.

 Division of vertebrate paleontology. 

U.S. Geol. Surv.,9th Report, J. W. Powell, 

Director, pp. 114-115, Washington, 1889.

 The skull of the gigantic Ceratopsidas.

Geol. Mag., decade III, vol. 7, pp. 1-5, plate 1,

1890. ' -

 Geological horizons as determined 

by vertebrate fossils.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 42, pp. 336-338, 

p'.ate 12,1891.

Abstract of paper read to International 

Geol. Cong., 1891.

Marsters, V. F. Triassic traps of Nova 

Scotia,with notes on other "in trust ves" 

of Pictou and Antigouish counties, 

Nova Scotia.

Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 140-145,1890.

 Kemp, J. F., and. On certain camptonite dikes near Whitehall, Washington County, N. Y.

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 97-102,1889.

Bull. 127 39

Martin, Benjamin N. [On the relation 

of the Palisade trap sheet to the underlying sedimentary beds.]

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Trails., vol. 1, 

pp. 132-133,1871.

Martin, Daniel S. [On mica schists and 

limestone from New York Island.]

Now York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Trans., vol. 

1, pp. 222-223 (Jp.), 1871.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 4, pp. 

237-238 (J p.), 1872.

 [On the Devonian age of the rocks 

of Schunemunk Mountain, Orange 

County, N. Y.]

Now York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Trans , vol. 

1, pp. 259-200,1871.

 [Clay containing recent shells, and 

on sand dunes, on Cape Henlopen.]

Now York Lycoimi Nat. Hist., Trans., vol. 

1, pp. 289-200 (J p.), 1871

 [Remarks on serpentines of the 

eastern United States.]

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Proc., 2<l 

scries, pp. 66-67 (§ p.), 1873.

 [Cretaceous of Long Island.]

New. York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Proc., 2d 

series, p. 127 (£ p.), 1874. 

Discussed by Stevenson and Newberry, p. 27.

 Notes upon the earthquake of December, 1874.

Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 10, pp. 191-194, 

1875.

 On occurrence of Silurian fossils in 

drift of Long Island.

Road to Now York Acad. Sci., January 24, 

187C. 

Aiu. Nat., vol. 10, p. 191 (A p.), 1876.

 On the rocks of New York Island 

and their relation to the geology of the 

Middle States.

Liverpool Geol. Soc., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 118- 

120,1878.

 [Note on the arkose of Hoboken, 

N. J., and origin of its constituents.]

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 2, p. 120 

(1 p.), 1883.

 [On character of tide-water gneisses.] 

New York Acad. Sci., Trana., vol. 5, pp. 19- 

20,1886.

 The " Field of rocks" [11 miles west 

of Philadelphia].

Now York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 7, pp. 16- 

18,1888.

 [Remarks on the distinctness of the 

New York gneiss from the crystalline 

rocks of the Highlands.]

Ne\v York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 7, p. 64 

(J p.), 1888.
610 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Martin, Daniel S. Continued.

 Geological map of New York City 

and vicinity (2 miles to 1 inch), New 

York, 1888, accompanied by a pamphlet 

of explanatory text, 14 pages.

 The origin of diagonal trends in the 

earth's crust, with application to the 

production of normal and reversed 

faults and the folding of strata. [Abstract.]

 New York Acacl. Sci., Trans., vol. 9, pp. 15- 

21,1890.

 A note on the colored clays recently 

exposed in railroad cuttings near Morrisania, N. Y.

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 9, p. 46 

(i p.), 1890.

 [Clay outlier near Monmouth Junction, N.J.]

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 9, p. 83 

(4 p.), 1890.

Martins, Ch. Du transport de certains 

blocs erratiques de la Scandinavie et 

de I'Am^rique septeutrionale par des 

glaces flottantes, considers" comme conse"quence de 1'ancienne extension des 

glaciers et des changements de niveau 

de ces contr6es.

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 4, pp. 

1113-1123,1847.

[Marvine, Archibald R.] [El Paso district and Amargora mines, California.] 

Letter of the Secretary of War communicating a preliminary report of Lieut. George M. 

Wheeler concerning exploration in Nevada 

and Arizona. 42d Cong., 2d soss., Ex. Doc. 

No. 05, pp. 46-47,Washington, 1872.

 Descriptive cross section of the Eagle 

River district [copper region].

Geol. Surv. Michigan, upper peninsula, 

1869-1873, vol. ], part 2, pp. 117-140, New York, 

1873.

 General structure and lithology of 

the Eagle River section [copper region].

Geol. Surv. Michigan, upper peninsula, 

1869-1873, vol. 1, part 2, pp. 95-116, New York, 

1873.

 Correlation of the rocks of Houghton and Keweenaw counties [copper 

region].

Geol. Surv. Michigan, tipper peninsula, 

1869-1873, vol. 1, part 2, pp. 47-6], New York, 

1883.

 [Report of Middle Park division.]

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing Colorado, F. "V. Hay-den in charge, [7th] Annual 

Eeport [for 1873], pp. 83-192, Washington, 

1874.

[Marvine, Archibald R.] Continued.

 Gold Hill mining region, its position 

and general geology.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing Colorado, P. V. Hayden in charge, [7th] Annual 

Eeport [for 1873], pp. 685-687, Washington, 

1874.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 3, pp. [25-26] 

29-33,1874.

 Report on the geology of route from 

St. George, Utah, to Gila River, Ariz., 

examined in 1871.

Geological and geographical exploration 

and surveys west of the 100th meridian, G. M. 

Wheeler in charge, Eeport, vol. 3, pp. 189-225, 

4°, Washington, 1875.

 Marcou, J., Gilbert, G. K., and.

Parts of central and western Arizona.

[Geological atlas, surveys west of the 100th

meridian under G. M. Wheeler] sheet No. 75,

folio [Washington, 1877].

 Gilbert, G. K., and Howell, E. E. 

Parts of eastern California, southeastern Nevada, northwestern Arizona, and 

southwestern Utah No. 66, southern 

and southwestern Utah No. 59, central 

and western Utah No. 50; parts of 

northern and northwestern Arizona 

and southern Utah, No. 67; parts of 

eastern Arizona and western New Mexico, No. 76; parts of Colorado and New 

Mexico, parts of Nos. 69,77, 78.

[Geological atlas, surveys west of the 100th 

meridian, under George M. Wheeler, folio, 

Washington, 1876.]

 Peale, A. C., Endlich, E. M., and 

White, C. A. [Map and sections] northwestern Colorado and part of Utah.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, atlas of Colorado, folio, Washington, 

1881. , 

Maryland (including District of Columbia).

1787. Mineralogische Kenntniss des 

ostslichen Theils von NordAmerika, Schoepf.

1807. Observations on geology of United 

States and geologic map, Maclure. 

Observations for mineralogical

map, Godon. 

1814. Region around Harpers Ferry,

Mitchell, S. L.

1818. Observations of geology of North 

America, Mitchell, S. L.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 611

Maryland (including District of Columbia) Continued.

1818. On parts of Virginia., Tennessee, 

Alabama, Mississippi, etc., Cornelius.

Geology of the United States, Maclure.

1820. Geological essays, Hay den, H. H.

1821. Amber on Magothy River, Troost. 

Structure of valley of the Mississippi. Nnttall.

1824. Essay on Tertiary of America, 

Finch.

1826. Shell marl region, coal formation 

and contiguous region, Pierce.

1827. Borings for water, Disbrow.

1829. Observations on ferruginous sand 

and upper marine formations, 

Mortou.

1830. Geology of part of peninsula of

Maryland, Conrad. 

Ferruginous sand formation of 

the United States, Morton, S. G.

1831. Bedford and Berkeley Springs regions. Hayden, H. H.

1832. Fossil shells of the Tertiary, Conrad.

Analogy between marl of Connecticut and chalk of Europe, 

Morton, S. G.

1833. New fossil shells, Conrad.

Description of Bare Hills near

Baltimore, Hayden, H. H. 

 1834. Tertiary and Recent of Southern

States, Conrad. 

Strontianite-boaring limestone on

Lake Erie, Bigsby. 

Report of geologist, Ducatol. 

Country between Baltimore and

the Ohio, Aikin.

1835. Tertiary of the Atlantic Coast, 

Conrad.

Observations in Atlantic Tertiary 

region, Conrad.

Report on elevated country between Missouri and Red rivers, 

Featherstonh an gh.

Review of sections in Virginia 

and Maryland, Taylor, R. C.

1836. Reconnaissance from Washington 

through Wisconsin to Coteau 

de Prairie, Featherstonhaugh.

1837. Frostburg coal, Tyson.

Catalogue of minerals, Tyson.

1842.

1843.

Maryland (including District of Columbia) Continued.

1837. Physical geography of Maryland, 

Ducatel.

1838. Fossils of medial Tertiary, Conrad.

Report of State geologist, Ducatel.

1839. Report of geologist, Ducatel.

Notes on American geology, Conrad.

On the Silurian system, Conrad.

Report of geologist, Ducatel.

Report on paleontology of New 

York, Conrad.

Oyster shell deposits, Vannxein.

Portion of the Atlantic Tertiary 

region, Conrad.

Origin of Appalachian coal, Rogers, H. D.

Structure of Appalachians exemplifying laws of mountain 

chains, Rogers and Rogers.

Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

American geology and condition 

of research in United States, 

Rogers, H. D.

Miocene Tertiary of Virginia, 

Maryland, and the CaroKnas, 

Lyell.

Tertiary of Warren County, Miss., 

Conrad.

Statistics of coal. Taylor, R. C.

Eocene of Vicksburg, Conrad.

New localities for Infusoria in 

Maryland, Bailey, J. W.

Eocene of Vicksburg, Miss., Conrad.

Gold formations of Maryland, 

Virginia, and North Carolina, 

Johnson, W. R.

Second report of chemist, Higgius.

Observations on magnetism, 

Locke.

Post-Pliocene of Southern and 

Northern States, Desor.

Third report of chemist, Higgins.

Geologic map of the United 

States, Marcou, J.

Fourth report of chemist, Higgins.

Gold-bearing slates of Montgomery County, Einmous, E.

1844.

1845.

1846.

1848.

1849.

1850.

1851.

1852.

1853.
612 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL.127.

Maryland (including District of Columbia) Continued.

1855. Ueber die Geologie von NordAnierika, Marcou, J. 

Mineralreichthum der Vereinigten Staaten, Diff'enbach.

1856. Fifth report of chemist, Higgine.

1857. Illustrations of surface geology,

Hitchcock, E.

Copper lodes near Sykesville, Ansted.

1858. Sixth report of chemist, Higgius.

Geology of Pennsylvania, Rogers, 

H.D.

Sketch of geology of the United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1859. Metamorphics of Atlantic Slope,

Rogers, H. D.

Maryland marbles and iron ores, 

Jackson, C. T.

1860. First report of chemist, Tyson. 

Second report of chemist, Tyson.

1861. Infusorial earth from Maryland

and Virginia, Rogers, W. B. 

Diatomaceous earth at Nottingham, Johnson, C.

1865. Eocene lignite formation of the 

United States, Conrad.

1866. Map of Canada and part of the 

United States, Logan and Hall.

1867. Industrial resources, Higgins.

1868. Origin and relations of certain 

sands and clays, Cope.

1870. Surface geology of southwestern 

Pennsylvania, Stevenson.

1871. Cumberland coal basin, Tyson.

1873. Glades of Maryland, Gibbs, G. 

Geologic map of the United 

States, Hitchcock, Hitchcock, 

C. H., and Blake.

1874. Drift in Virginia, Stevens, R. P.

Amber in North America, Hageu.

Niagara and lower Helderberg 

in United States and Canada, 

Hall, J.

1875 Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Geology of the Blue Ridge, Fontaine.

Tripoli near Nottingham, Johnson, C.

Maryland (including District of Columbia) Continued. 

1875. Concerning "Bermuda" tripoli,

Sullivaut. 

Primordial strata of Virginia,

Fontaine. 

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

Gravel and cobble deposits of 

Virginia, etc., Rogers, W. B.

1878. Orthoceras cast in Azoic rock,

Lesley, J. P. 

Upper Devonian of southwestern

Pennsylvania, Stevenson. 

Dikes and Azoic of southeast

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

1879. Geology of South Mountain,

Frazer.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide to Maryland, Uhler, Fontaine. 

Mesozoic of Virginia, Fontaiue.

1880. Surface geology of southwest 

Pennsylvania region, Stevenson. 

Fossils in Peach Bottom slates,

Lesley, J. P.; Frazer. 

Hudson fossil in Maryland, Lesley, J. P.

1881. Copper in Carroll County, Frazer. 

Jurassic sand near Elkton, Lewis,

H.C. 

Tertiary of Maryland, Heilprin.

1882. Upper Potomac coal field, Riordon.

Geology of West Virginia, rectification of Jones's sectiou,.White, 

I.C.

Notes on Cumberland and Potomac coal basin, Lesley, J. P.; 

Jones, H. N.

Position of Eocene of Maryland, 

Heilprin.

1883. Notes on crystallines in District 

of Columbia, Merrill, G. P.

Subterranean forest in District of 

Columbia, McGee.

History of Taconic question and 

relation of Taconian series, 

Hunt, T. S.

Ages and classification of postEocene of Atlantic Slope, Heil- 

 prin.

Surface features of the Baltimore 

region, Uhler.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 613

Maryland (including District of Columbia) Continued.

1883. Culture and curing of tobacco,

Killebrew.

Baltimore surface geology? 

Science.

1884. So-called quartz porphyry at Hollins, Williams, G. H.

Gabbros and hornblende rocks 

near Baltimore, Williams, G. H.

Indications of a fault near Harpers Ferry, Walling.

Washington building stones, 

Merrill, G. P.

Maryland building stones, Monroe and Singleton.

Illustrations of polished rock surfaces, Morgan, H. J.

Microscopic structure of building 

stones, Merrill, G. P.

Lithology of District of Columbia, Merrill, G. P.

Tertiary of Eastern and Southern

States, Heilpriu.

Paramorphosis of pyroxene to 

hornblende, Williams, G. H.

Contributions to Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

Gravels of northern Delaware 

and Maryland, Chester.

1885. Dikes of apparently eruptive 

granite near Baltimore, Williams, G. H.

Bowlders of decomposition at 

Washington, Spencer, J. W.

Gravels of south Delaware peninsula, Chester.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Rogers's geology of the Virginias; 

Campbell, J. L. and H. D.

Strata in shaft of waterworks at 

Washington, Robinson, T.

Geology of Washington, McGee.

1886. Head of Chesapeake Bay, McGee. 

Gabbros and associates near

Baltimore, Williams, G. H. 

Samples of iron ores, Benton.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Plan for map of Baltimore region, 

Williams, G. H.

1888. Age of Potomac formation, Ward, 

L. P.

Maryland (including District of Columbia) Continued.

1888. Albirupean and associated formations, Heilprin, Lewis, H. C.; 

Uhler.

Progress in Archean geology, 

Williams, G. H.

Coal, Ashburner.

Columbia formation, McGee.

Eocene and Cretaceous, Uhler.

Excursions into southern counties, Clark.

Geology of the Baltimore region, 

Williams, G. H.

Geology of head of Chesapeake 

Bay, McGee.

Infusorial earth, Day.

Eoport of Potomac division,

United States Geological Survey, McGee.

Rocks from near Ilchester, Howard County, Hobbs.

Sauropoda from Potomac formation, Marsh.

Three formations of the middle 

Atlantic Slope, McGee.

Report of division ofpaleobotany, 

Ward, L. F.

1889. Paragenesis of allanito and epidote, Hobbs.

Antecedents of man in the Potomac Valley, McGeo.

Cretaceous in Anne Arundel and 

Prince George counties, Clark, 

W. B.

.Cretaceous of southwestern Maryland, Bryan.

Contributions to mineralogy, 

Williams, G. H.

Potomac woods and lignites, 

Kuowlton.

Analysis of Triassic sandstone, 

Clarke, F.W.

Building stones, Merrill, G. P.

Fossil wood of Potomac formation, Knowlton.

Report Division of paleobotany, 

United States Geologfcal Survey, Ward, L. F

Report Division of vertebrate 

paleontology, United States 

Geological Survey, Marsh.

1890. Analyses of rocks from Baltimore County, Chatard, Whitiield, J. E.
614 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Maryland (including District of Columbia) Continued.

1890. Analyses of dolomite from Cockeysville, Whitfield, J. E.

Expedition in southern Maryland 

and Virginia, Clark, W. B.

Gabbros of Delaware, Chester.

Gold of ' Montgomery County, 

Emmons, S. F.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Fontaine, Uhler, Williams, G. 

H.; Chester.

Noufeldspathic intrusives, Williams, G. H.

Potoniac flora, Fontaine.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Wright's "Ice age in North 

America," Hitchcock.

Crystalline rocks of Maryland, 

Williams, G. H.

1891. Anglesite [etc.], Carroll County, 

Williams, G. H.

Artesian wells, Woolmau.

Cambrian of North America, Walcott.

Cretaceous and Eocene, Uhler.

Crystalline rocks of Washington, 

Williams,G. H.

Cretaceous of North America, 

White, C. A.

Dates of origin of certain topographic forms, Davis.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S.

Excursion across the Appalachians, Williams, Gr. H.

Fossils in Newark formation, 

Williams, G. H.

Geology of Washington and vicinity, Darton, McGee, Williams, 

G. H.

Mesozoic and Cenozoic formations, Darton.

Petrography and structure of 

Piedmont Plateau, Williams, 

G.H.

Report of expedition to southern 

Maryland, Clark, W. B.

Sedimentary rocks of Washington, Dartou.

Section across Piedmont Plateau, 

Keyes.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Structure of Bine Ridge near 

Harpers Ferry, Geiger and 

Keith.

Maryland (including District of Columbia) Continued.

1891. Submarine channels, Lindeukohl. 

. Titanic oxide [in soils], Dunniugtou.

Mason, Francis. [On some geologic features of British Burmah.'J

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 118- 

119,1844.

Mason, O. Notice of a rocking stone. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 10, pp. 9-10, plate, 1826.

Massachusetts.

1786. Gay Head, West, Baylies.

1807. Observations on geology of United 

States and geologic map, Maclure.

1810. Observations in vicinity of Boston, Godon.

1814. Lead mines near Northampton, 

Silliman.

1815. Southampton Lead Mine, Hitchcock, E.

1818. Mineralogy and geology of the 

Boston region, Dana, S. L. and 

J. F.

Geology of Williamstown, Dewey, 

C.

Geology of the United States, 

Maclure.

Remarks on section on Connecticut River, Hitchcock, E.

Localities of minerals and remains, Silliman.

Tourmalines at Chester and 

Goshen, Gibbs, G.

Index to geology of the Northern 

States, Eaton.

Adit to Southampton mine, Eaton.

1820. Tour between Hartford and Quebec, Silliman.

Section from Taconic range to 

Troy, Dewey, C.

Chlorophceite at Turners Falls, 

Hitchcock, E.

1821. Salem syenite, etc., Cornelius.

Hill of serpentine near Wcsth'eld

and Russell, Atwater. 

List of remains and rocks from 

Trias, Hitchcock, E.

1822. Floetz trap of Connecticut and 

Massachusetts, Porter, T. D.

Survey of Rensselaer County, 

N. Y., Eaton.

Minerals and rocks in Berkshire, 

Silliman.
CARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 615

Massachusetts Continued.

1823. Regions contiguous to River Connecticut, Hitchcock, E.

1824. Granite veins and beds in Chester, Eminons, E.

Review of Connybeare and 

Phelps's geology of England 

and Wales, Am. Jour. Sci.

Singular conglomerate and trap 

tuff, Hitchcock, E.

Marthas Vineyard and Elizabeth 

islands, Hitchcock, E.

Roxbury rocking stone, Porter, 

Cambridge and Webb.

Western Massachusetts region, 

Dewey, C.

Essny on Tertiary of America, 

Finch.

Survey of Erie Canal, Eaton.

1825. Singular conformation of limestone, Dewey, C.

Former lake near Holyoke, Mass., 

Hubbard,A.O.

Rocking stone in Savoy, Porter, J.

On bowlders and rolled stones, N.

Moving of rocks by ice, Wood, J.; 

Adams, J.

1826. Rocks and minerals in Westfleld, 

Da vis, E.

1827. Lead mines of Hampshire County, 

Nash.

1828. Notices of minerals and geology 

of Connecticut and Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E. 

Nomenclature of North American 

rocks, Eaton.

1829. Geology of county of Berkshire,

Dewey, C. 

Argillite with anthracite coal,

Eaton. 

Secondary Tertiary and alluvial

of Atlantic Coast, Vauuxem.

1830. Geological text-book, Eaton.

All primitive strata schistose,

Eaton. 

Gold of the Carolinas in talcose

slate, Eaton.

1832. Water courses, alluvial, and rocks 

of ConnecticutValley, Smith,A. 

Geological survey, economics, 

Hitchcock, E.

1833. Report on Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

1834. Organic remains of Cretaceous 

of United States, Mortem, S. G.

Massachusetts Continued.

1835. Geological facts, Lowell, Silliman. 

Conglomerate of Roxbury and

dikes, Jackson, C. T. 

 Report on elevated country between Missouri and Red rivers, 

Featherstonhaugh.

1836. Footprints on red sandstones, 

Hitchcock, E.

1837. Certain causes of changes now in 

operation, Hitchcock, E.

Preface to geology, by Do La 

Beche, Hitchcock, E.

Geology of Portland and vii inity, 

Hitchcock, E.

Chiastolite of Lancaster, Jacksou, C.T.

1838. Examination of economical geology, Hitchcock, E. 

Age of coal beds, Hitchcock, E. 

Coal measures of Mansfield, Jackson, C. T.

1839. Geology of North America, Danberry.

1840. Survey of Rhode Island, Jackson, 

C.T.

Equivalency of deposits on east 

and west side of the Atlantic, 

Eaton.

Direction of scratches in Dorchester, Techamacher.

1841. On joints in rocks, Hitchcock, E.

History of geologic studies in the 

United States, Hitchcock, E.

Final report on Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

On joints in rocks, Mathcr, Jackson, C. T.; Hitchcock.

1842. Geology of New York, second

district, Emmous, E. 

Moraine in Andover, Gray, A. 

Geology of Connecticut, Percival. 

Cause of dip of Jtiratria,s; Lyell.

1843. Striae and furrows in rocks of 

western New York, Dewey, C.

Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

Structure of Berkshire and vicinity, Rogers, H. D.

Fossil footprints and rain impressions in Connecticut Valley, 

Lyell.

Structure of Appalachians exemplifying laws of mountain 

chains, Rogers and Rogers.
616 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Massachusetts Continued.

1843. Plants from Red Sandstone,

Hitchcock, E.

Tho phenomena of glacio-aqiieous 

action in North America, Hitchcock, E.

1844. American geology and condition 

of research in United States, 

Rogers, H. D. 

. Pothole in Warwick, Pierce, E.

Tertiary of Marthas Vineyard, 

Lyell.

Age of plumbago in schists near 

Worcester, Lyell.

Ferns from coal, Techamacher, 

Jackson, C. T.

Dispersion of drift blocks in 

Berkshire, Hitchcock, E.

Map of Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

Explanation of geological map, 

Hitchcock, E.

Dendrites on slate at Newton, 

Techamacher.

Trap tufa of Connecticut Valley, 

Hitchcock, E.

Native copper in Whately, Hitchcock, E.

Fossil footmarks at Turners Falls, 

Deane.

1845. Travels in North America, Lyell. 

Relations of trap and sandstone,

Whelpley. 

Miocene Tertiary of Maryland,

Virginia, and the Caroliuas,

Lyell. 

Minerals accompanying trap

Jackson, C. T.

Polarity of trap, Hitchcock, E. 

Dispersion of drift blocks in

Berkshire, Hitchcock, E.

1846. Agriculture of New York, Eminous, E. 

Remarks on Tacouic, Ernmons, E.

1847. Drift and glacial action in New

England, Desor. 

Trains of blocks in Berkshire,

Rogers and Rogers. 

Illustrations of fossil footmarks,

Deane. 

Trap tuff of Connecticut Valley,

Hitchcock, E.

1848. Terrain erratique de I'Amdrique

du Nord, Desor. 

Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C. 

Drift near Boston, Stodder.

Massachusetts Continued.

1848. Rogers and Rogers, Desor.

Bowlder trains in Berkshire,

1849. Tertiary, etc., in island of Nantucket, Desor, Cabot.

Ancient sea margins, Dana, J. D.

Shells in cliffs of Nantucket, 

Desor.

1850. Lake Superior, Agassiz, L.

Terraces of Connecticut Valley,

Hitchcock, E. 

Erratic phenomena about Lake

Superior, Agassiz, L.

1851. Fossil calamite from Bridgewater, Jackson, C. T.

Parallelism of mountain chains 

in America, Desor.

Significance of absence of potholes, Hitchcock, E.

Ripple marks from Brookline, 

Cabot.

" Ridge road," Rochester to Lewiston, Desor.

Scratches in Brookline, Cabot, 

Desor.

Fissures in pudding stone of 

Roxbury, Jackson, C. T.; 

Rogers, H. D.

Age of copper rocks of Lake 

Superior and physical structure 

of Canada, Logan.

Origin of ridge roads and similar 

features, Stodder.

Agency of gas and steam in rock 

alteration, Rogers, W. B.

Direction of scratches and cleavage iu Roxbury, Jackson, C. T.

Erosion of the earth's surface by 

rivers, Hitchcock, E.

Fossils from Nantucket, Desor.

Age of red sandstones of the 

United States, Jackson, C. T.

Fossiliferous rock under Nahant 

syenite, Agassiz, L.

Origin of contorted strata of sand 

and clay, Desor.

Terraces and beaches in Connecticut Valley, Hitchcock, E. '

Analysis of red marl at Springfield, Jackson, C. T.

Superposition of drifts near Cambridge, Agassiz, L.

1852. Origin of stratification, Wells, 

D.A.
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Massachusetts Continued.

1852. Terraces since tlio drift period 

along tlie Connecticut Valley, 

Hitchcock, E.

Geology of southern Essex County, Prescott.

Post-Pliocene of Southern and 

Northern States, Desor.

Ago of clay slate of Connecticut 

Valley, Hitchcock, E.

1853. Coal field of Bristol County, etc., 

Hitchcock, E.

Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

Report on certain points in geology, Hitchcock, E.

1854. Drift of eastern Massachusetts, 

Desor.

Origin of coarse drift near Boston, Desor.

Footprints, sandstones, and traps 

of Connecticut Valley, Hitchcock, E.

Syenite of Naliant, Jackson, C. T.

Drift-filled scratches at East 

Boston, Stodder.

Some crystalline limestones of 

North America, Hunt, T. S.

Fossils in post-Pliocene in Chelsea, Stinipson.

1855. Ueber die Geologic von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

New Clathropteris in Connecticut Valley, Hitchcock, E., jr.

Impressions in clay at Hadley, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

American geology, Emmous, E.

1856. Serpentine marbles, Jackson, 

C. T.

Large bowlder at Amherst, Hitchcock, E.

Section across sandstone and trap 

of Connecticut Valley, Hitchcock, E.

Relations of New Red to coal 

"rocks of eastern Virginia and 

North Carolina, Rogers, W. B.

Bowlders between Salem and 

Danvers, Pickering.

Paleozoic fossils in eastern Massachusetts, Rogers, W. B.

Syenite in South Danvers, ' 

Nichols.

American geologic history, Dana, 

J.D. !

Massachusetts Continued.

1856. Age of altered rocks of eastern 

Massachusetts, Rogers, W. B.

1857. Age of Connecticut Valley sandstones, Wells, Agassiz, L. 

Illustrations of surface geology, 

Hitchcock, E.

1858. Glacial phenomena in Canada 

and the United States, Ramsay.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Kogers, H. D.

Ichnology of New England, 

Hitchcock, E.

Trilobite formation at Braintree, 

Lea, I.

1859. Braintree argillites, Jackson, 

C.T.

Saline matters in rocks in eastern 

Massachusetts, Hayes, A. A.

Trilobites from Braintree, Rogers, 

W. B.

Catalogue of State cabinet and 

notes on metarnorphics, Hitchcock, E.

On anticlinal flexures in Massachusetts, Rogers, H. D.

Slates of Governors Island, 

Rogers, W. B.

Paleontology of New York, volume 3, Hall, J.

Sandstone and trap at Hadley 

and Amherst, Stodder.

Analysis of slate from Soruerville, Dornhach.

Red sandstones on crystallines at 

Northfield, Jackson, C. T.

Section from Greeulield to Charlemont, Hitchcock, E.

Cement of Roxbury conglomerate, 

Hayes, A. A.

Age of Trias of Massachusetts, 

Am0. Jour. Sci.

1860. Wheatly silver-lead mine, Blake.

So-called talcose schist of Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

Sodalite and ekxjolite from Salem, 

Kimball.

Ancient glaciers on Green Mountains, Hitchcock, E.

Cretaceous at Gay Head, Stimpson.

1861. Fossiliferous pebbles in conglomerate near Fall River, Rogers, 

W.B.
618- CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Massachusetts Continued.

1861. General report on geology of 

Maine, Hitchcock, C. H.

Some points in American geology, 

Hunt, T. S.

Notes on Primordial and Taconic, 

Marcou, J.

Age of Boxbnry conglomerate, 

Bouve", Jackson.

Paradoxides from Braiutree, etc., 

Marcou, J.

Report on geology of Vermont, 

Hitchcock. E., Hitchcock, E., 

Jr., Hager, and Hitchcock, C.H.

Synchronism of coal of New 

England, Hitchcock, C. H.

Conversion of certain conglomerates into schists and gneiss, 

Hitchcock, E.

Texture of Roxbury conglomerate, Bouve".

Sur la faune primordiale en Ame~- 

rique, Barrande.

Taconic system of Emmons, 

Hunt, T. S.

Barrande on primordial of American and Taconic of Eminous, 

Hunt, T. S.

Subpeat deposits of Diatomacea, 

Edwards.

Geology of Aquidneck, Hitchcock, C. H.

Notes on sections, Hitchcock, C. 

H.

Elevation and depression in North 

America, Gesner.

1862. Geology of Manchester and Lynnfield, Mudge. 

Salt marsh formations of Lynn,

Mudge. 

Remarks on Tacouic system, Stevens. 

Marcou on Taconic of Vermont

and Canada. T. 

Geology of Marblehead, Gregory. 

Bowlders near Groveland, Mudge. 

Note on Taconic system of Emmons, Hunt, T. S.

1864. Remarks on Gloucester coast 

region, Gregory.

Relations of vegetation te geology at Marblehead, Gregory.

Local geology of Topsfield, Mackenzie.

Massachusetts Continued.

1864. Emery in Chester, Jackson, C. T. 

Gravel pits at Topsfield, Todd, T. 

Remarks on Middleton, Gregory. 

Powow Hill, Gregory.

1865. Metamorphic action in conglomerate, Jackson, C. T.

Eocene lignite formation of 

United States, Conrad.

Altered conglomerate near Hingham, Bouve'.

1866. Geology of Andover, Hitchcock,

C. H. 

Map of Canada and part of United

States, Logan and Hall. 

Glacial period in North America,

Belt.

Emery of Chester, Smith, J. L. 

Formation of excavated lake

basins of New England, Shaler. 

Glaciation at Rockville, Barden. 

Buried pine swamp at Newburyport, Perkins. 

Relations between vegetation

and geology in western Massachusetts, Niles. 

Emery in Chester, Jackson, C. T.

1867. Development of coast features

Agassiz, L. 

Fresh-water glacial drift of the

Northwest, Whittlesey. 

Imprints in New Red of South

Hadley, Shepard. 

Glacial movements in valley of

St. Lawrence, AVhittlesey. 

Elementary geology, Hitchcock,

E.

1868. Occurrences of iron in masses, 

Whittlesey.

On some glacial beds with fossils at Gloucester, Shaler.

Diatomaceous mud at Cohasset, 

Stodder.

1869. Distribution of drift, Hyatt.

Concentric structure of granite

rocks,Shaler. 

Recent shell at great depth below

Fort Warren, Niles. 

Analyses of petrosilex from Melrose, Jackson, C. T.

1870. Geology of North America, Hunt, 

T. S.

Laurentian of eastern Massachusetts, Hunt, T. S.

Norite or labradorite rock, Hnut, 

T. S.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 619

Massachusetts Continued.

1870. Geology of eastern New England,

Hunt, T. S. 

Labradorite rocks at Marbleliead,

Hunt, T. S. 

Report on Hoosac Tunnel, Hunt,

T. S. 

New England granite formation,

Hunt, T. S. 

Raised beach at Marblehead,

Hyatt.

Ridges of drift in eastern Massachusetts, Shaler. 

Disintegrated rocks at Salem,

Hyatt. 

Erratic at Lynn, Tracy.

1871. Eo/oon limestone of Massachusetts, Perry, Burbauk.

Position and height of plateau in 

which New England glaciers 

originated, Dana, J. D.

Changes of level of coast of 

Maine, Shaler.

Connecticut glacier, Dana, J. D.

Transportation of bowlders in 

New England, Jackson, C. T.

Geology of vicinity of Boston,

. Hunt, T. S.

Conglomerate pebbles at Montague, Niles.

Glacial scratches in Berkshire 

and Wachusett ranges, Agassiz, L.

A set of bowlders in Berkshire, 

Agassiz, L.

On true Tacouic, Dana, J. D.

Elevation and change of Atlantic 

coal levels, Hyatt.

Address of Hunt to American Association, Dana, J. D.

Geological map, Hitchcock, C. H.

Bowlder trains in Berkshire, 

Perry.

Coal of Mansfield, Jackson, C.T.

Physical features, Niles.

Moraines near Water town, Shaler, 

' Nilcs.

Origin of granite and syenite, 

'Jackson, C. T.

Relations in vicinity of Boston, 

Shaler.

1872. Survey of Essex County, Hyatt. 

Green Mountain/geology; on the 

quartzite, Dana, J. D.

Massachusetts Continued.

1872. What is true Taconic, Dana,

J.D. 

Origin of eozoonal limestone at

Chelinsford, Burbank, Perry. 

Drift in vicinity of Salem, Pickeriug. 

Island of Aquidneck and parts of

Narragausett Bay, Shaler. 

Porphyries of eastern coast, Hunt,

T. S. 

Features in the vicinity of Salern,

Hyatt.

Phenomena observed in quarrying, Niles. 

Notes on granitic rocks, Hunt,

T. S. 

Rocks of Great Barrington, Dana,

J.D.

1873. Concentric lamination in rocks,

Hunt, T. S. 

On staurolite and Silurian age of

Green Mountain gneisses, Dana,

J.D.

River and lake terraces, You mans. 

Heklerberg rocks of Connecticut

Valley, Dana, J. D. 

Record of Science for 1872, by

Baird, Dana, J. D. 

Taconic slates of Hudson age,

Dana, J. D. 

Struo on Mount Monaduock,

Wheelock. 

Geologic map of United States,

Hitchcock, Hitchcock, C. H.,

and Blake. 

Trains of bowlders and transport

of bowlders, Reed. 

Post-Tertiary history of New

England, Perry. 

Glacial and Champlain eras in

New England, Dana, J. D. 

Metauiorphism of pebbles at

Chestnut Hill, Niles. 

Marthas Vineyard and Nan tucket,

Shaler.

1874. Trap rocks of the Connecticut

Valley, Dana, E. S. 

Niagara and lower Heklerberg

in United States and Canada,

Hall, J. 

Movements of rock at Mouson.

Niles. 

Map of coal fields of the United

States, Hitchcock, C. H.
620 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Massachusetts Continued.

1874. Quartzite of Williamstown vicinity, Tenney.

1875. Trap rocks of Connecticut Valley, 

Hawes.

Post-Pliocene of Sankoty Head, 

Scudder, Verrill.

Southern New England during 

melting of the glacier, Dana, 

J.D.

Bowlder in Manchester woods, 

Robinson, J.

Mineral deposits of Essex County, 

Brockway.

Decayed rocks of Hoosac Mountain, Hunt, T. S.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Disintegration of rocks, Hunt, 

T. S.

Physical features of eastern Massachusetts, Niles.

Eolations of Boston and Narragansett bays, Shaler.

Notes on eastern Massachusetts, 

Dodge.

Boston artesian well and its 

waters, Hunt, T. S.

Relations of Primordial and crystallines, Hunt, T. S.

Remarks on geology of coast 

north from Boston, Shaler.

1876. Report on limonite of Lehigh 

County, Pa., by Prime, Dana, 

J.D.

Report on geologic map, Crosby, 

Dana, J. D.

Geology of Nashua Valley, Burbank.

On geologic map of Massachusetts, Crosby.

Siderite at Gay Head, Blake.

1877. Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

Decayed gneiss of Hoosac Mountain, Hunt, T. S.

Porphyries of eastern Massachusetts, Hyatt.

Conglomerate at Harvard, Burbank.

Post-Pliocene of Nantucket, Scudder.

Origin of kames in Massachusetts, 

Upham.

Massachusetts Continued.

1877. Geology of eastern Pennsylvania, 

Hunt, T. S.

Relation of geology of New 

Hampshire to adjacent territory, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of New Hampshire, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hunting ton.

Relations of geology of Vermont 

to that of Berkshire, Dana, J. D.

Geology of New Hampshire, by 

Hitchcock, Dana, J. D.

Westfield during Champlain period, Diller.

Helderberg of Bernardston and 

Vernon, Dana, J. D.

Connecticut Valley in Champlain 

and terrace periods, Upham.

Surface geology of Merrimac 

Valley, Upham.

Surface geology of eastern Massachusetts, Crosby.

Vermont geology, by Wing, Dana, 

J.D.

Origin of porphyry, Bouve".

1878. Distribution of till, Upham.

Richmond bowlder train, Benton.

Dikes and azoic of southeast 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Petrography of Quiucy and Rbclcport, Wadsworth.

Modified drift in New Hampshire, 

Upham.'

The Ice age, Gratacap.

Glacial drift in New Hampshire, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Atlas to geology of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Surface geology of New Hampshire, Upham.

Lenticular hills drift, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Gravel ridges in Merrimac Valley, 

Wright,G.F.

Mineralogy and petrography of 

Boston and vicinity, Wadsworth.

Kames in New Hampshire and 

Massachusetts, Wright, G. F.

1879. Hudson River age of Taconic 

schists, Dana, J. D.

Triassic of New Jersey and Connecticut Valley, by Russell, 

Dana, J. D.

The till in New England, Uphain.
DAUTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 621

Massachusetts Continued.

1879. History of Triassic in New Jersey 

and Connecticut Aralley, Russell, I. C.

Indications in. recent sandstones 

of inequal pressure, Walling.

Terminal moraines of North 

American ice sheet, Upham.

Formation of Cape Cod, Upham.

Macfarlane's 0<eological Railroad 

Guide, Hitchcock, C. H.

Classification of rocks, Wadsworth.

Mountain making by contraction, 

Dana, J. D.

North American Mesozoio and 

Cenozolc, Miller, S. A.

1880. Age of the Green Mountains,

Dana, J. D.

Classification of lavas, Shaler. 

Carboniferous in Massachusetts,

Crosby and Barton. 

Finite in eastern Massachusetts,

Crosby. 

List of papers on the Taconic

system, Dana, J. D. 

Alleged changes in relative elevation of land and sea., Mitchell, H. 

Geology of eastern Massachusetts,

Crosby. 

Succession of glacial deposits in

New England, Upham. 

History of some pre-Cambrian

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

1881. Melaphyre of Brighton, Benton.

Banded amygclules of Brighton 

amygdaloid, Davis, W. M.

Passage of sediments to volcanic 

in Brighton, Shaler.

Compression of rocks in the Boston basin, Crosby, Wadsworth.

Drift in vicinity of Boston, Upham.

Date of glacial era in eastern 

North America, Wright, G. F.

So-called kaines of Connecticut 

Valley, Dana, J. D.

Date of close of glacial period, 

Wright, G. F.

Norfolk County basin, Barton.

Illustrations of the earth's surface 

(glaciers), Shaler and Davis.

Kames or moraines of New England, Wright, G. F.

Massachusetts Continued.

1881. Age of beach ;i,t head of Nantucket Harbor, Scudder.

Felsites and associated rocks 

north of Boston, Diller.

Distorted pebbles in conglomerate, Crosby.

Fossiliferous bowlders in drift of 

Cape Cod, Crosby.

1882. Flood in Conueticut Valley from

melting glacier, Dana, J. D. 

North America in the Ice age,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Age of Taconic system, Dana,

J. D.

Deerfield. dike, Emerson. 

Triassic traps of Massachusetts,

Connecticut, and New Jersey,

Davis, W. M.

1883. Glacial and Champlain periods 

New Haven region, Dana, J. D.

E vi deuce from southern New England against iceberg theory of 

drift, Dana, J. D.

Relation of "felsyte" to conglomerate at Milton, Mass., 

Wadsworth.

Classification of lake basins, 

Davis, W. M.

Decay of rocks geologically considered, Hunt, T. S.

Fossils of Bernardston, Whitfield, 

R.P.; Dana, J. D.

Terminal moraine of second glacial period, Chamberliu, T. C.

Changes of level on east coast of 

North America, Cook, G. H.

Trachytes of Marblehead, Wadsworth.

Notes on eastern Massachusetts, 

Dodge.

Argillites and associates at Braintree, Dodge.

Culture and curing of tobacco, 

Killebrew.

Country rock at Marblehead, 

Wadsworth.

History of Taconic question and 

relation of Taconian series, 

Hunt, T. S.

Country rock of Marblehead, 

Wadsworth.

Relations of the Quincy granite 

to the argillite, Wadsworth.
622 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Massachusetts Continued.

1883. Felsites in vicinity of Boston, 

Diller.

Zircon syenites from Marblehead, 

Wadsworth.

Hornblende granite of Quiucy, 

Wadsworth.

Life of William E. Logan, Dana, 

J.D.

Glacial flood of Connecticut Valley, Hitchcock, C. H.

1884. Origin of bedding in so-called

metamorphic rocks, Dana, J. D. 

Southward ending of Taconic

synclinal, Dana, J. D. 

Position of Philadelphia gneiss, 

g) Hitchcock, C. H.

Hudson age of Taconic slates,

Hall, J.; Dana, J.D. 

Building stones, Sbaler. 

Strength of granite, AVincholl,

N. H. 

Climate changes of later geologic

times, AVhitney, J. D. 

Azoic system and its subdivisions, Whitney and Wadsworth. 

Eolations of Triassic traps and

sandstones of eastern United

States, Davis, W. M. 

Geology and mineralogy of Essex

County, McDaniel. 

Illustrations of polished rock

surfaces, Morgan, H. J. 

Felsites and associates north of

Boston, Diller. 

Distribution and origin of clrumlins, Davis, W. M. 

Geology of Ebode Island, Dale. 

Hall on Hudson age of Taconic

slates, Dana, J. D. 

Drumlius, Davis, W. M. 

Decay of quartzite, Dana, J. D. 

Notes on building stones used in

New York, Newberry. 

Argillito and conglomerate of

Boston basin, Wadsworth. 

Dikes of Houghs Neck, Quincy,

Wolff. 

. Classification of joint structures,

Crosby. 

Structure of trap of Connecticnt

Valley, Davis, W. M. 

Singing beach of Manchester,

Julien. 

Kettle holes near Woods Holl,

Koons.

Massachusetts Continued.

1884. On "purgatory" in Sutton, 

Crosby.

Distribution of iron ores in eastern United States, Smock, J. C.

Microscopic structure of building 

stones, Merrill, G. P.

1885. History of Taconic question, 

Hunt, T. S.

Green Mountain gneisses in eastern New England, Hitchcock, 

C. H.

Allanite as a rock constituent, 

Iddings and Cross.

Taconic system, Marcou, J.

Microscopic examination of series 

of sands, Julien and Bolton.

Musical sand, Bolton and .Inlien.

Displacement through intrusion, 

Dana, J. D.

Origin of crystalline rocks, Hunt,

. T.S.

Coa] plant in mica schist, Worcester, Perry.

Taconic rocks' and stratigraphy, 

Dana, J. D.

Cambrian faunas of North America, Walcott.

Kettle holes of Woods Holl region, 

Koons.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Decay of quartzite, pseudo-breccia, Dana, J. D.

Syenite and gabbro, Essex County, Wadsworth.

Gl.iciatioji on Mount Kearsarge, 

N. H., Putn.im.

Progress of geology, 1883, Hunt, 

T.S.

Ehode Island and Massachusetts 

coals, Emmons, A. B.

Eeport of Atlantic Coast division, 

Shaler.

Eeport glacial division, Chamberlin, T. C.

Seacoast swamps, Shaler.

1886. Geology of northern New England, Hitchcock, C. H.

Genesis of Boston basin and its 

rocks, Bouve".

Fire sand in Clinton County, 

N. Y., Brainerd.

Marginal kames, Lewis, H. C.

Structure of Connecticut Valley 

Trias, Davis, W. M.
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Massachusetts Continued.

1886. New England Upper Silurian,

Dale.

Holyoke trap, Emerson. 

Iron ores, Putnam. 

Report of work in division of

chemistry, Clarke, F. W. 

Cambrian system, Walcott.

1887. Succession and structure of crystalline rocks, Emerson.

Cutting of gorges through trap 

ridges, Emerson.

Lower Silurian fossils from Taconic, Dana, J. D.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Swamps and terraces, Shaler.

Report on Rhode Island, Providence Franklin Soc.

Triassic of Connecticut Valley, 

Davis, W. M.

Taconic rocks and stratigraphy, 

Dana, J. D.

Instmction in investigation, DaAas,W.M.

Taconic system, Walcott.

Origin of Triassic monoclinal, 

Davis, W. M.

Swamps of New England, Shaler.

Taconic question restated, Hunt, 

T. S.

History of crystalline rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

Gay Head, Merrill, F. J. H.

Carboniferous plants and rocks, 

Kemp.

Connecticut Lake of Champlain 

period, Emerson.

1888. Introduction deposits of phosphates of lime, Shaler.

Fishes and plants from Trias, 

Newberry.

Fossils in lower Taconic of Emmons, Walcott.

Geology at Great Barrington, 

Julien.

Geology of Marthas Vineyard, 

Shaler.

Geology of outer islands of Boston Harbor, Crosby.

Geology of Adcinity of Salem,

 Sears.

Hampshire County, Emerson.

Taconic at Boston, Hyatt.

Principles of adversaries of the 

Taconic, Marcou, J.

Massachusetts Continued.

1888. Cambrian of Bristol, Shaler. 

Joint structure, Crosby. 

Relations of conglomerate and

slate in Boston basin, Crosby. 

Origin of kames, Shaler. 

Petrography of dike in Boston

basin, Hobbs.

1889. Traps of Connecticut Valley, Davis and Whittle.

Horizon of Nahant limestone, 

Foerste.

Potholes- at Cohasset, Bouve", 

Upham.

Geological recreation, Honeyman.

Geology of Nahant, Lane.

Geology of Nautuckot, Shaler.

Contour map, Davis, W. M.

Structure of drumlins, Upham.

Conglomerates in gneisses, Hitchcock, C.TL

Shells in till near Boston, Upham.

Report Division of Archean geology, United States Geological 

Survey, Pumpelly.

.Report Atlantic Coast division, 

United States Geological Survey [shore lines, Cretaceous, 

metamorphic rocks], Shaler.

Report Division of coast line 

geology, United States Geological Survey, Shaler.

Report Division Paleozoic invertebrates, United States Geological Survey, Walcott.

Building stone, Merrill, G. P.

Analyses of sands and clay, Marthas Vineyard, Clarke, F. W.; 

Riggs.

1890. Archean axes of eastern North 

America, Dana, J. D.

Bernardston, series of upper Devonian, Emerson, Dana, J. D.

Cretaceous plants, Marthas Vineyard, White, D.; Newberry.

Cretaceous fossils, Marthas Vineyard, Shaler.

Evidence of till on glacial climate, Crosby.

Essex County, Sears.

Excursion in northern Appalachians, Williams, G. H.

Gay Head, Clark, W. B.; Merrill, 

F.J.H.; Ward,L.F.
624 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Massachusetts Continued.

1890. Physical history of Boston basin, 

Crosby.

Granitoid areas in lower Laurentian, Hitchcock.

Granites in Massachusetts, Emerson.

Kaolin in Blanford, Crosby.

History of Boston basin, Crosby.

Macfarlane's Kailway Guide; 

Crosby, Upham.

Ottrelite and ilmenite schists, 

Wolff.

Metamorphic phenomena, Emerson.

Sanborn bowlder, Scoville.

Taconic mountains, Am. Geol.

Tertiary and Cretaceous deposits, 

Shaler.

Vein filling iu till, Emerson.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Eeport Atlantic Coast division, 

United States Geology Survey, 

Shaler.

Report Division of Archeau geology, United States Geological 

Survey, Pumpelly.

1891. American opinion on the older 

rocks, Winchell, A.

Arkose beds in Newark rocks in 

central- Massachusetts, Emerson.

Biographical notice of E. Emrnons, Marcou, J.

Cambrian of North America, Walcott.

Clay concretions, Arms.

Composition of till, Crosby.

Criteria of englacial and subglacial drift, Upham.

Cretaceous of North America, 

White, C. A.

Dates of origin of certain topographic forms, Davis, W. M.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S.

Equivalents of Minnesota iron 

ores, Winchell, N. H.

Fauna of lower Cambrian, Walcott.

Fossiliferous shales in Triassic of 

Connecticut, Davis.

Fresh-water swamps, Shaler.

Greylock synclinorium, Dale.

Genesis of iron ores, Kimball.

Massachusetts Continued. 

1891. Inequality of distribution of englacial drift, Upham.

Iron ores of Minnesota, Winchell, 

N. H. and H. V.

Kame ridges, etc., in Hingham, 

Bouve".

Keratophyre from Marblehead 

Neck [analysis], Chatard.

Metamorphism in conglomerate 

schist, Wolff.

New Jersey geological survey, 

Eeport [Age of white limestones], Am. Geol., Dana, J. D.

Physical geography of southern 

New England, Davis, W. M.

Position of fossiliferous Newark 

beds, Emerson.

Preservation of glaciated rocks, 

Fuller.

Relation of secular rock disintegration of certain transitional 

schists, Pumpelly.

Rifting in granite [Cape Ann], 

Tarr.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Triassic of Connecticut Valley, 

Davis, W. M.

Triassic of Massachusetts, Emerson.

Walden, Cochituate, and other 

lakes inclosed by modified 

drift, Upham.

What constitutes the Taconic 

mountains, Winchell, N. H.

Mather, William W. Illustrations of a 

section through a part of Connecticut 

from Killingly to Haddam.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 21, pp. 94-97, plate, 1832.

 Notices of the geology of the Highlands of New York.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 21, pp. 97-99,1832.

 On the principles involved in the 

reduction of iron and silver ores, with 

a supplementary notice of some of the 

principal silver mines of Mexico and 

South America.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 24, pp. 213-237,1833.

 Geological map [on certain crystallines of Connecticut],

Am. Jour. Sci., vol 23, p. 404 (§ p.), 1833.

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counties in Connecticut, 36 pages, map, 

Norwich, 1834.
UARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 625

Mather, William W. Continued.

 [Fossil fishes in. Connecticut sandstone.]

Nones Jahrtmcb, 1834, pp. 531-532 (£ p.), 1834.

 First animal report of the first geological district of Now York.

Now York G-eol. Surv., 1st Auiiual Beport, 

pp. 61-95, Albany, 1837.

 First annual report on the geological survey of Ohio.

Ohio Geol. Surv., 1st Animal Report, pp. 

5-23, Columbus, 1838. 

Abstract, Aiu. Jour. Sci., vol. 34, pp. 349-350,

1838.

 Second annual report on the geological survey of Ohio.

Ohio Gcol. Surv., 2d Annual Koport, by AY. 

W. Mather, pp. 5-39, Columbus, 1838.

[ 1 Remarks in addition to and explanation of the review of the report 

of the geological survey of Ohio 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 34, pp. 3G2-3G4,3838.

 Report on the geological reconnaissance of Kentucky, made in .1838, 40 

pages, Frankfort, 1839.

 Report of the geologist of the first 

geological district of the State of New 

York.

Now York Geol. Surv., 2d Annual Report, 

pp. 121-184, Albany, 1838. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 36, pp. 15-22,

1839. 

 Third annual report of the geologist 

of the first geological district of New 

York.

New York Geol. Surv., 3d Annual Report, 

pp. 69-134, Albany, 1839. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 39, pp. 99-100,

1840.

 Fourth annual report of the geologist of the first geological district of 

the State of New York.

New York Geol. Surv., 4th Annual Report, 

pp. 211-258, Albany, 1840. 

Abstract, Ani. Jour. Sci., vol. 40, pp. 79-80,

1841.

L ] [On the occurrence of howlders 

and scratches.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 41, pp. 174,175,176,1841. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 27-28,1843.

[ ] [Remarks on joints in rocks.] 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 4.1, p. 172 (J p.), 1841. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 24-25 (J p.), 

1843.

Bull. 127 40

Mather, William W. Continued.

[ ] [Analogy in fossils of Hudson 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 41, p. 104,1841.

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., p. 17 (3 lines), 1843.

 Fifth annual report on the geological survey of the first geological district.

New York Geol. Surv., 5th Annual Report, 

pp. 63-112, Albany, 1841.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 42, p. 229 (J p.)', 

1842.

 Geology of New York, part 1 [first 

or southeastern district], pp. xxxvii, 

671, 46 plates, 4°, Albany, 1843.

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rocks of the United States, and on the 

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above the level of the sea. [Abstract.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 47, pp. 95-98,1844.

Read to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 On the physical geology of the United 

States east of the Rocky Mountains, and 

on some of the causes affecting the sedimentary formations of the earth.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 49, pp. 1-20, 284-301,1845.

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Perry County, Ohio. '

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 15, p. 450 (J p.), 

1853.

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well at Columbus. Ohio, 42 pages, 

Columbus, 1859.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 27, p. 

276 ft p.), 1859.

Matthew, George F. Observations on 

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Canadian Nat., vol. 8, pp. 241-259,1863.

 Cupriferous rocks of southeastern 

New Brunswick compared with those 

of the eastern townships, Canada.

Observations on the geology of southern 

. New Brunswick, by L. AT. 'Bailey [et. al. ], pp. 

149-151, Fredericton, 1865.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 39, 

p. 356 (J p.), 1865.

 Notes on the geology of Charlotte 

County.

Observations ou the geology of southern 

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153-158, Fredcricton, 1865.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 39, 

p. 356 (i p.), 1865.
626 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Matthew, George F. Continued. 

[ ] Dunsinane coal.

Observations on tlio geology of southern 

New Brunswick, by L. "VV. Bailey [et. al.], pp. 

157-158, Frederictou, 1865.

 On the Azoic and Paleozoic rocks of 

southern New Brunswick.

Geol. Soo., Quart. Jour., vol. 21, pp. 422-434, 

map, 1865.

Canadian Nat., vol. 3, new series, pp. 387- 

391,1865.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2il series, vol. 42, 

p. 124 (J p.), 1865.

 Hurouiau of New Brunswick; lower 

Carboniferous of southern New Brunswick.

Acadian Geol., by J. W. Dawsou, 2d edition, 

pp. 686-687, London, 1868.

 On the surface geology of New Brunswick.

Canadian Nat., vol. 6, new series, pp. 89-107; 

vol. 7, new series, pp. 433-454,1872.

Read to Nat. Hist. Soc. of New Brunswick, 

April, 1871.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 2, 

pp. 371-372 (f p.), 1871.

 Impressions of Cuba.

Canadian Nat., vol. 7, new series, pp. 19-34, 

75-85,1875.

 On theMollusca of the post-Pliocene 

formation in Acadia.

Canadian Nat., vol. 8, new series, pp. 104-117, 

1878.

From Annals Belgian Soc., MalacoL, vol. 9, 

1874.

 Report on the slate formations of 

the northern part of Charlotte County, 

New Brunswick, with a summary of 

geological observations in the southeastern part of the same county.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress,

1876-77, pp. 321-350,1878.

 Report on the Upper Silurian and 

Kingston (Huroniau) of southern New 

Brunswick.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress,

1877-78, pp. 1E-6E, Montreal, 1879.

 Report on the superficial geology 

of southern New Brunswick.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1877-78, pp. 1EE-36EE, Montreal, 1879.

 Tidal erosion in the Bay of Fundy. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 9, new series, pp. 368-373, 

1881.

 Lacustrine formation of Torryburu 

Valley.

New Brunswick, Nat. Hist. Soc., Bull. No. 2, 

pp. 3-9,1883. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 1, p. 368(£p.), 4°, 1883.

Matthew, George F. Continued.

 On a method of distinguishing lacustrine from marine deposits.

Royal Soc. Canada, Trans., vol. 1, sec. 4, pp. 

147-149, 4°, 1883.

 Illustrations of the fauna of the St. 

John group.

Royal Soc. Canada, Traus., vol. 1, sec. 4, pp.

87-108, 4°, 1883.

 The geological age of the Acadian 

fauna.

British Assoc., Report of 54th meeting, pp. 

742-743 (£ p.), 1885.

 An outline of recent discoveries in 

the St. John group.

New Brunswick, Nat. Hist. Soc., Bull. No. 4, 

pp. 97-102,1885. 

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 1, pp. 136-141,1885.

 Note on the occurrence of Oleriellus (?) kjerulfi in America.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, pp. 472-473 

(»P-), 1886. .

 [Sketch of geology of Fryes Island.]

New Brunswick, Nat. Hist. Soc., Bull. No. 5, 

p. 38,1886.

 A preliminary notice of a new genus 

of Silurian fishes.

New Brunswick, Nat. Hist Soc., Bull. No. 5, 

pp. 69-73,1887.

 Illustrations of the fauna of the_St. 

John group, No. IV.

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 2, p. 432,1887. 

Brief abstract of paper re.id at the meeting 

of the Royal Society of Canada.

 On the Cambrian faunas of Cape 

Breton and Newfoundland.

Canada, Royal Soc., Trans., vol. 4, Sec. IV, 

pp. 147-157,1887.

Abstract Canadian Rec. Sci.t, vol. 2, pp. 255- 

258,1886.

 On psammichnites and the early trilobites of the Cambrian rocks in eastern 

Canada.

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 1-9,1888.

 On a basal series of Cambrian rocks 

in Acadia.

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 3, pp. 21-29,1888.

 On the classification of the Cambrian 

rocks of Acadia.

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 3, pp. 71-81, 303-315, 

371-372,1889.

 On some remarkable organisms of 

the Silurian and Devonian rocks in 

southern New Brunswick.

Canada, Royal Soc.. Trans., vol. 6, Sec.IV, 

pp. 49-62,4 plates, 1889.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 627

Matthew, George F. Continued.

 How is the Cambrian divided? A 

pica for the classification of Salter and 

Hicks.

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 139-148,1889. 

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 3, pp. 475-485,1889.

 On Cambrian organisms in Acadia. 

Canada, Koyal Soc., Trana., vol. 7, Sec. IV, 

pp. 135-162, Plates V-IX, 1889.

Abstract, Canadian Ecc. Sci., vol. 3, pp. 383- 

387,1889. 

 Eozouu and other low organisms in

Lanrontian rocks at St. John.

Now Brunswick, Nat. Hist. Soc., Bull., vol. 

9, pp. 36-41,1890.

 On the occurrence of sponges in 

Laurentian rocks at St. John, New 

Brunswick.

New Brunswick, Nat. Hist. Soc., Bull., vol. 

!), pp. 42-45,1890.

 Illustrations of the fauna of the St. 

John group, No. V.

Canada, Royal Soc.. Traua., vol. 8, sec 4, pp. 

123-166, plates 9-16,1891.

 On some causes which may have influenced the spread of the Cambrian 

faunas.

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 4, pp. 255-269,1891.

 On a neAV horizon in the St. John 

group.

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 4, pp. 339-343,1891.

 [Fish remains in the lower Helderberg of New Brunswick.]

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 61-62 (J p.), 1891.

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Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 287-291,1891.

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ago and relations of the rnetamorphic 

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Am. Assoc., Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 179- 

195,1869. 

Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 4, pp. 326-328,

1869. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 3, pp. 442-444,

1870.

 Preliminary report on the geology of southern New Brunswick.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 1870- 

71, pp. 13-240, Montreal, 1872.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 4, pp. 

145-146 (J p.), 1872.

 Report on the Carboniferous 

system of New Brunswick in the counties of Queens, Suubury, and a portion 

of York.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 1872- 

73, pp. 180-230, Montreal, 1873.

Matthew, George F. Continued.

 Report on geological observations in New Brunswick in 1874.

Gool. Surv. Canada, Eoport of progress, 1874- 

75, pp. 84-89, Montreal, 1876.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Soi., 3d series, vol. 13, p. 

218 (J p.), 1876.

 Report of geological observations in southern New Brunswick.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report for 1875-76, pp. 

348-368, map, Montreal, 1877.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 14, p. 

70 (4 lines) ,1877.

 Rdsumd d'uu. mdmoire sur los 

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Congr6s G6ol. International, CompteRendu, 

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geology of southern Now Brunswick, 

counties of Charlotte, Sunbury, Queens, 

Kings, St. John, and Albert.

Gool. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1878-79, pp. 1D-26D, map, Montreal, 1880.

Maury, M. F. Notice of the gold veins 

of the United States mine near Fredericksburg, Va.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 32, pp. 325-330,1837.

 On the geologic agency of the winds. 

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proo.,vol. 6, pp. 277- 

296,1852.

 Catalogue of the West Virginia State 

exhibit at the International Exhibition 

at Philadelphia in 1876, 38 pages, Philadelphia, 1876.

 and Fontaine, W. M. Resources of 

West Virginia, x, 430 pages, Wheeling, 

1876.

'Maw, George. Geological history of the 

North American lake region.

Geol. Mag., new series, vol. 5, pp. 455-456, 

1878.

From Gardeners' Chronicle, 1878, pp. 169-170, 

1878.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 16, 

pp. 394-395 (i p.), 1878.

Maxwell, Volney L. [Lectures on] mineral coal.

Wyoming Hist, and Geol. Soc., Publication 

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Maycock, J. D. Geological description 

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Royal Inst. Great Britain, Quart. Jour., 

vol. 11,1821.

[Maynard, George W.] The ore deposits 

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Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 51, pp. 171-172 

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628 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

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 [On age of Silver Reef sandstones, 

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Ani. Inst. Mining Eng., Traus., vol. 9, p. 33 

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Meade, William. Chemical analysis and 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 13, pp. 32-35,1828.

Meads, A. I). The Still-water, Minn., 

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Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 341-342 (-J p.), 1889. 

Science, vol. 13, p. 401,1889. 

Mease, James. A geological account of 

the United States, comprehending a 

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Medical Society of Pennsylvania. 

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Med. Soc. Pennsylvania, Trans., 4th series, 

vol. 2, p. 89,1866.

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Med. Soc. Pennsylvania, Trans., vol. 16, pp. 

511-512,1884.

Meehan, Thomas. Some evidences of 

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Alaska.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 35, pp. 

187-189,1884. .

Abstract, Science, vol. 2, pp. 546-547, 555 

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 Notes on glaciers in Alaska.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 35, pp. 

249-255,1884.

Meek, F. B. Eeport onMoniteau County.

Geol. Surv. Missouri, 1st and 2d Annual 

Keports, part 2, pp. 95-119, map, Jefferson City, 

1855.

 Remarks on the Cretaceous fossils 

collected by Prof. Henry Y. Hind on the 

Ass inn iboi ne and Saskatchewan exploriug expedition, with descriptions of 

some new species.

Northwest Territory Report on Assinniboiuo and Saskatchewan expedition, by H. Y. 

Hind, pp. 182-185, plate 1,4°, Toronto, 1859.

 Reply to Maroon's strictures on F. 

B. Meek in his notes on the Cretaceous 

and Carboniferous rocks of Texas.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 32, pp. 278-280, 

1861. 

 Descriptions of new Cretaceous fossils collected on Vancouver and Sucia 

islands.

Philadelphia. Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 

314-315 (£ p.), 1862.

Meek, F. B. Continued.

 Descriptions of new organic remains 

from the Cretaceous rocks of Vancouver Island.

Albany Inst., Trans., vol. 4, pp. 37-49,1864.

 Remarks on the Carboniferous and 

Cretaceous rocks of eastern Kansas and 

Nebraska, and their relations to those 

of the adjacent States and other localities farther eastward, in connection 

with a review of a paper recently published on this subject by M. Jules Marcou in Bulletin de la Socic"t6 G6ologique 

de France.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 39, pp. 157-174, 

1865.

 Preliminary notice of a small collection of fossils found by Dr. Hays on 

the west shore of Kennedy Channel, at 

the highest northern localities ever explored.

Am. Jotir. Sci., 2d series, vol. 40, pp. 31-34, 

1865.

: Description of fossils from the auriferous slates of California.

Geol. Surv. California, geology, vol. 1, pp. 

477-482, plate 1, Philadelphia, 1865.

 Remarks on Professor Geinitz's views

respecting the upper Paleozoic rocks

and fossils of southeastern Nebraska,

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 44, pp. 170-187

282-283,327-339,1867.

 Note on the use of the name Hudson 

River group.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 43, pp. 256-257 

(4 p.), 1867.

 Remarks on the geology of the valley of Mackenzie River, Avitli figures 

and descriptions of fossils [etc.].

Chicago Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 61-114, 

plates, 4°, 1869.

[ ] Geology of the line of the great 

Paciiic railroad.

Gool. Mag., vol. 7, pp. 163-164,1870.

 Lists of fossils from Utah, with some 

notes.

United States geological exploration of the 

40th parallel, by Clarence King, vol. 3, mining 

industry, pp. 459-466, 4°, AVashingtou, 1870.

 Descriptions of fossils collected by 

the United States Geological Survey 

under the charge of Clarence King.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. for 1870 [vol. 

22], pp. 56-64,1870.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 50, p. 

422 (J p.), 1870.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 629

Meek, F. B. Continued.

 On Carboniferous and sub-Carboniferous fossil in M'onongalia County, 

W. Va.

Report Regents of University of West Virginia, 1871.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series., vol. 2, p. 

217 (Jp.^,1871.

 Preliminary paleontological report, 

consisting of lists of fossils, with de-. 

scriptions of some new types, etc.

United States geological survey of Wyoming and portions of contiguous Territories, 

F. V. Haydeu in charge, preliminary [2d] report, pp. 287-318, Washington, 1872.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 5, p. 

310 (i p.), 1873.

 Report on the paleontology of eastern Nebraska, with some remarks on 

the Carboniferous rocks of that district.

Report of the United States geological survey of Nebraska and portions of the adjacent 

Territories, by P. V. Haydou, pp. 81-245, Washington, 1872.

 Preliminary paleontological report, 

consisting of lists and descriptions of 

fossi]s, with remarks on the ages of the 

rocks in Avhich they were found.

United States geological survey of the Territories, embracing portions of Montana, 

Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, Cth Annual Report [for 1872], pp. 429- 

518, Washington, 1873.

Abstract, "On the ago of the lignitic formation of thellocky Mountain region," Am. Jour. 

Sci., 3d series, vol. 8, pp. 459-463,1873.

 Spergen Hill fossils identified among 

specimens from Idaho.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 5, pp. 383-384, 

1873.

 Miller,Morgan, and Saline counties. 

Cool. Surv. Missouri, Reports, .1855-1871, pp. 

111-188, map, plates, Jefferson City, 1873.

 Note on some fossils from near the 

eastern base of the Rocky Mountains, 

west -of Greeley and Evans, Colo., and 

others from about 200 miles farther 

eastward, with descriptions of a few 

new species.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Haydeu in 

charge, Bull., vol. 1, 2d scries, pp. 39-47, AVasbiugton, 1875.

 Descriptions and illustrations of 

fossils from Vancouver and Sucia

Meek, F. B. Continued, 

islands and other Northwestern localities.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Haydon in 

charge, Bull., vol. 2, pp. 351-376, plates, Washington, 1876.

 Report on the paleontological collections of the expedition.

Report of explorations across the great 

basin of the Territory of Utah, in 1859, by 

Simpson, pp. 339-375, Plates I-V, 4°, Washington, 1876.

 A report on the invertebrate Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils of the upper 

Missouri country.

United States geological survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in charge, Reports, vol. 

9, Ixiv, 629 pages, 45 plates, 4°, Washington, 

1876.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, 

pp. 145-147,1876.

 Descriptions of the Cretaceous fossils collected on the San Juan exploring expedition under Macomb.

lleportof expedition from SantaFo, N. Mex., 

to the junction of the Grand and Green rivers 

of the Great Colorado of the West, in 1859, 

under Macomb; geological report by Newberry, pp. 119-148,plates, 4°, Washington, 1870.

 Introductory remarks [on Mesozoic 

and Cenoxoic].

United States geological exploration of the 

40th parallel, Clarence King in charge, Vol. IV, 

paleontology, pp. 3-15, Washington, 1877.

 Descriptions of new species of fossil 

plants from Alleghany County, Va., 

with some remarks on the rocks seen 

along the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad near the White Sulphur Springs 

of Greeubrier County, W. Va.

Washington Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 2, Appendix, viii, pp. i-xix, 1880.

 and Englemann, H. Notice of 

geological discoveries made by J. H. 

Simpsou in the recent exploration 

across the continent.

Philadelphia«Acad. Sei.,Proc. [vol. 32], pp. 

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 and Hayden, F. V. Some general 

remarks on the geology of the country 

about the sources of the Missouri 

River.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 8, pp. 

111-115,1857.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol.22, 

pp. 423-429, 1857; Canadian Nat., vol. 3, pp. 

182-184,1858.
630 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Meek, F. B., and Hayden, F. V. Cont'd.

 Descriptions of new fossil species of Mollusca collected by Dr. F. V. 

Hayden in Nebraska Territory, together with a complete catalogue of 

all remains of Invertebrata hitherto 

described and identified from the Cretaceous and Tertiary formations of 

that region.

PhiladelphiaAcad. Sci., Proc.,vol. 8, pp. 265- 

286,1857.

 [Note on the Cretaceous rocks 

of Nebraska.]

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 8, p. 63 

(ft P-), 1857.

 Fossils of Nebraska [from the 

Black Hills].

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 25, pp. 439-441, 

1858. 

Prom National Intelligencer, March 16,1858.

 Some remarks on the Tertiary 

and Cretaceous formations of the Northwest, and the parallelism of the later 

with those of other portions of the 

United States and Territories.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol. 9], pp. 

117-129, 858.

 On the so-called Triassic rocks 

of Kansas and Nebraska..

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, pp. 31-35, 

1859.

 [On the probable existence of 

Permian rocks in Kansas. ]

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 

9-10 (i p.), 1859.

 [Some remarks on the geology 

of the Black Hills and portions of the 

surrounding country.]

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 

41-49, map, 1859.

 Eemarks on the lower Cretaceous beds of Kansas and Nebraska, 

together with descriptions of some 

neA\r species of Carboniferous fossils 

from the valley of Kansas River.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 

256-266,1859.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 27, pp. 219-227 

(with additions), 1859.

 [Letter on fossils from Red 

River country.]

Report of the exploration of the country 

between Lake Superior and the Red River 

Colony, and between the latter place and the 

Assiniboiiie and Saskatchewan rivers, by S. 

J. Dawsou, p. 18 (J p.), 4°, Toronto, 1859.

Meek, F. B., and Hayden, F. V. Cont'd.

 Geological exploration in Kansas Territory.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 11, pp. 

8-55,1860.

Extracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 27, 

pp. 424-432,1859.

 Descriptions of new Lower Silurian (Primordial), Jurassic, Cretaceous, 

and Tertiary fossils collected in Nebraska, by the exploring expedition 

under the command of Lieut. G. K. 

Warren, with some remarks on the rocks 

from which they were obtained.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 

415-447,1862.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 34, 

pp. 137-138,1862.

 Description of new Cretaceous 

fossils from Nebraska.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol.14], pp. 

. 21-28,1803.

 Description of new organic remains from northeastern Kansas, indicating the existence of Permian r-»?ks 

in that Territory.

Albany lust., Trans., vol. 4, pp. 73-88,1864.

 and Worthen, A. H. Remarks on 

the age of the Gouiatite limestone at 

Rockford, Ind., and its relations to the 

"black slate" of the Western States, 

and to some of the succeeding rocks 

above the latter.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2cl series, vol. 32, pp. 167- 

177,288,1861.

 Introduction.

Geog. Surv. Illinois, vol. 2, paleontology, 

pp. iii-xix, Chicago, 1866.

Meigs, Montgomery C. On the movements caused in large ice fields by expansion and contraction, as illustrative 

of the formation of anticlinal and synclinal axes in geological formations.

Washington Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 2, Appendix VII, pp. i-iv, 1880.

Mell, P. H., jr. The Claiborne group and 

its remarkable fossils.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 8, pp. 

304-313, 1880.

Reviewed, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, 

p. 157(J p.), 1881.

 Auriferous slate deposits of the 

southern mining region.

AJU. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 9, pp. 

399-402, 1881.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 31, pp. 398-399, 

1881.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 631

Mell, P. H.,jr. Continued.

 The southern soapstones, kaolin, and 

fire clays, and their uses.

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 10, pp. 

318-322,1882.

Melville, W. H. Notes on the chemistry 

of the Mount Diablo rocks.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 402-414,1891. 

[Abstract] TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull., No. 78, 

p. 124 (J p.), Washington, 1891.

Meredith, Thomas. Notice of the Belmont anthracite mines, etc., in Pennsylvania.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 12, pp. 301-302,1827. 

Merrick, [S. V.]. [On raindrop impressions].

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 74-75, 

1851.

Merrill, C. D. Notes on Giant's Causeway and FingaFs Cave.

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 0, pp. 6-10, 

1878.

Merrill, F. J. H. Observations on the 

recent formations of the Atlantic Coast 

of New Jersey.

Geol. Surv. Now Jersey, Annual Report for 

1885, pp. 61-95, 1885.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, 

p. 79,1887.

 Geology of Long Island.

New York Acad. Sci., Annals, vol. 3, pp. 341- 

304, map, 1886.

Abstract, Science, vol. 8, pp. 352-353 (J p.), 

4°, 1880.

 On some dynamic effects of the ice 

sheet.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 35, pp. 228- 

229 (4 p.), 1887.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d aeries, vol. 32, 

p. 324, 1880.

 Note on the Green Pond Mountain 

group of New Jersey.

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 0, p. 59 

(5 p.), 1887.

 Geological structure and age of the 

deposits at Gay Head, Mass. [Abstract.]

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 4, pp. 

78-79 (2 lines), 1887.

 Index of current literature relating 

to American geology.

School of Mines Quart., vol. 8, pp. 285,375; 

vol. 9, pp. 85-87,1887.

 Green Pond Mountain group.

Gool. Surv. New Jersey, Report of the Geologist for 1886, pp. 112-122,1887.

Abstract, Science, vol. 9, pp. 595-590 (few 

lines), 1887.

 Yellow gravel.

Gool. Surv.New Jersey, Report of the Geologist for 1886, pp. 129-134,1887.

Merrill, F. J. H. Continued.

 On the metamorphic strata of southeastern New York.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, pp. 383-392, 

1890.

 [Remarks regarding the interglacial 

deposits of the Delaware.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. ], p. 477 (fcp.), 1890.

 A note on the colored clays recently 

exposed in railroad cuttings near Morrisania, N. Y.

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 9, pp. 45- 

40 (} p.), 1890.

' Some ancient shore lines and their 

history.

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 9, pp. 

78-83,1890.

Discussed by D. S. Martin and N. L. Britton, 

P-83(tp.).

 Barrier beaches of the Atlantic 

Coast.

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 37, pp. 736-745,

1890.

 [Remarks on the stratigraphy and 

structure of Gay Head.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, p. 556 (§p.), 1890. 

Am. Nat., vol. 24, pp. 563-564,

 On the post-glacial history of the 

Hudson River valley.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, pp. 400-460,

1891.

Merrill, George P. Note on a Potsdam 

sandstone, or conglomerate, from Berks 

County, Pa.

U. S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 660-661 

(J p.), 1883.

 On the collection of Maine building 

stones in the United States National 

Museum.

TJ. S. Nat. Mas., Proc.,vol. 6, pp. 165-183,1883- 

Abstract, Science, vol. 2, pp. 771-772 (J p.), 

1883.

 Preliminary note on the crystalline 

schists of the District of Columbia.

TJ. S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 159-161,1883. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 2, p. 829-830 (J p.), 

1883.

 Fluidal cavities in quart/, grains of 

sandstones [Fort Ann, New York]. 

Science, vol. 1, pp. 221 (10 lines), 1883.

 On the black nodules or so-called 

inclusions in the Maine granites.

U. S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 137-141, 

1883.

 Hornblende andesite from the new 

Bogosloff Volcano.

Science, vol. 4, p. 524 (J p.), 1884. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 19, p. 994 (J p.), 1885.
632 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Merrill, George P. Continued. 

[ ] Washington, D. C. [building 

stones].

10th Census U. S., Report on tbe building 

stones of the United States and statistics of 

the quarry industry for 1880, p. 357 (J p.), 

bound as part of Vol. X, bnt with separate 

pagination, 4°, Washington, 1884.

 Microscopic structure.

10th Census U. S., Eeport on the building 

stones of the United States and statistics of 

the quarry industry for 1880, pp. 15-29, plates, 

bound as part of Vol. X, but with separate 

pagination, 4°, Washington, 1884.

 Volcanic dust from southwestern 

Nebraska.

Science, vol. 5, p. 335 (Jp.), 1885.

 On hornblende andesites from the 

new volcano on Bogosloff Island in 

Bering Sea.

U. S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 8, pp. 31-33,1886.

 On deposits of volcanic dust and 

sand in southwestern Nebraska.

U. S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 8,pp. 99-100,1886.

 Composition of certain "Pliocene 

sandstones" from Montane and Idaho. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, pp. 199-204, 

1886.

 On fulgurites.

U. S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 9, pp. 83-94,1887.

 The literature of geyserite.

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 436-437 (£ p.), 1888.

 Note on tbe secondary enlargement 

of augites in a peridotite from Little 

Deer Isle, Me.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 35, pp. 488-490,

1888. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 23, pp. 1006-1007 (7

lines), 1888.

 Concerning the Montville serpentine. 

Science, vol. 11, p. 302 (f p.), 1888.

[ ] [Examination of rock with which 

nickel occurs in Nickel Mountain, 

Oreg.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., mineral resources of the 

United States, 1887, p. 128 (fc p.), 1888.

 On the ophiolite of Thurman, Warren County, N. Y., with remarks on the 

Eozoon Canadense.

Am. Jour. Sci., Hd series, vol. 37, pp. 189-191,

1889.

 On the serpentine of Montville, N. J. 

U. S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 11, pp. 105-111, 

plates 31, 32,1889.

 On a peridotite from Little Deer 

Island, in Penobscot Bay, Me.

U. S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 11, pp. 191-195, 

plate 34,1889.

Merrill, George P. Continued.

 Among the Pennsylvania slate quarries.

Sci. Am. Supp.,vol. 27, pp. 10874-10875 (No. 

G81), 1889.

 [Preliminary notes on eruptive rocks 

collected about Fort Ellis and in Gallatin Valley, Mont.]

U. S. Geol. Surv., 8th Eeport, J. W. Powell, 

Director, pp. 147-148, Washington, 1889.

 The collection of building and ornamental stones in the United States 

National Museum, a handbook and 

catalogue.

Smithsonian Inst., Eeport, 1880, part 2, pp. 

277-648, plates 1-9,1889.

 Petrography for 1887 and 1888.

Smithsonian Inst., Eeport, 1888, part 1, pp. 

327-354,1890.

 Notes on the serpentinous rocks of 

Essex County. ;N. Y., from aqueduct 

shaft 26, New York City, and from near 

Easton, Pa.

U. S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 12, pp. 595-600, 

1890.

 Stones for building and decoration,

453 pages, New York, 1891. 

Merrill, N. F. Concerning the lithological collection of the exploration of 

the fortieth parallel.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 234- 

243, 452-470,1883. 

'Reviewed by M. E. Wadsworth, pp. 243-274.

Merritt, W. C. On an ascent of Mount 

Loa, a letter to J. D. Dana dated July 28.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 37, pp. 51-52, 

1889.

Merritt, William'Hamilton. The North 

Staffordshire coal and iron district.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trails., vol. 8, pp. 

333-337,1880.

 Occurrence of magnetic ore deposits 

in Victoria County, Ontario. [Ab- 1 

stract.] j 

Am. Assoc., Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 31, pp. 413- 

415,1883.

 The magnetic iron ores of Victoria 

County.

Canadian Inst., Proc., new series, vol. 1, pp. 

261-267.1884.

 The Cascade anthracite coal fields 

of the Eocky Mountains, Canada.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 42, pp. 560-564, 

1886.

 - The minerals of Ontario and their 

development.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 17, pp. 

293-300, 1889.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 633

Menitt, William Hamilton. Continued. 

 Notes on some coals iii western 

Canada.

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trails., vol. 18, pp. 

313-316, 1890.

Mexico.

1827. Gcognostische .Karto von Mexico, 

Berghes and Gewet.

1829. Geologic features of part of Mexico, Maclure.

183.1. Remarks relating to Mexico,

Mac! are. 

Gold of Mexico, Eaton.

1832. Reise im Staate von Michoacan, 

Burkart.

1833. Iron and silver mines of Mexico 

and South America, Mather.

1834. Formations near Tepotonco,

Schwarz.

Letter from Mexico, Schleiden. 

1836. Anfentlialt und Reisen in Mexico, 

Burkart.

1838. Environs do San Jose" del Oro, 

Galeotti.

1839. Letter from Guadeloupe y Calvo,

Schleiden.

Cr6tac6 des environs de Jalapa, 

Galeotti.

1848. Tour in northern Mexico, Wislizenus.

1850. Volcanic rocks of northern Mexico, Ruxton.

1853. Geologic map of the United 

States, etc., Marcon, J.

1855. Ueber die Geologic von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Vnlkane von Mexico, Pieschel.

1857. Country along Mexican boundary

from the Pacific to the Colorado, Emory. 

United States and Mexican

boundary survey, Emory,

Parry. 

Geology and paleontology of

Mexican boundary survey,

Hall, J. 

Rio Grande Valley from El Paso

to the Pecos, Parry. 

Chemical analyses, Mexican

boundary survey, Easter. 

MexicanischerFeuerbergJorullo,

Burkart. 

Neuer Fcueransbruch in Real del

Monte in Mexico, Burkart. 

Observations along Mexican

boundary, Schott.

Mexico Continued.

1857. Pluto-volcanic slope of Sierra

Madre, Souora, Schott. 

Geology of lower Rio Bravo, 

Schott.

1858. Geology of North America, Marcon, J.

Formation des oolithes, Virlet 

d'Aoust.

Terrain d'origino me'tdorique on 

de transport ae'rien qui existe 

au Mexique, Virlet d'Aoust.

Observations sur le me'tamorphisme normal, Virlet d'Aoust.

1865. Les diflttreuts degrds de sain re de 

certains lacs du Mexique, Virlet d'Aoust.

Coal and iron of Guerrero, Manross.

Azoic age and origin of iron ore 

of Mexico, Dana, J. D.

1866. G6ologie du Mexique, et de 

l'Ame"rique, Virlet d'Aoust.

Bemerkungen iiber mexikanische 

Geologie, etc., Borie.

Exploration in northern Mexico, 

Rdmond.

1867. Notes g<Sologiques sur les frontieres eutre le Mexique et les 

Btats-Unis, Marcon, J.

Commission scientifiquo dn Mexiquo; Dollfus and Moutserrat.

Geology and geography of Mexico, Gerolt.

1868. Principles of the natural system 

of volcanic rocks, Richthofen. 

Exploration in northern Mexico, 

R6mond.

1869. Western Texas and Chihuahua,

Kimball. 

Vulkans von Colima in Mexico,

Kunhardt.

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils 

of California, Gabb.

1870. Cretaceous ago of silver in Chihuahua, Kimball.

Silver mines of Chihuahua, Kimball.

Vulkan Ceboruco in Mexico, Knnharclt.

1871. Minas de Azoqne de Am6rica, 

Castillo.

1872. Cretaceous fossils from Chihuahua, Gabb.

Islands of Tres Marias and Socorro 

of Mexico, Grayson.
634 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Mexico Continued. 

1873. Memoria del Queretaro, Barcena. 

Geologic map of the United 

States, Hitchcock, C. H.; 

Hitchcock and Blake.

1875. Explication do la carte ge"ologiqne de la Terre, Marcou, J. 

Distrito niinero de San Nicholas 

del Oro, Eamirez.

1876. Mexican onyx, Barcena.

Noticia del Estado de Hidalgo, 

Barcena.

Estado de Aguas Calientas, Barcena.

Graharaite in Huasteca, Mexico, 

Kiiuball.

Durangite in Durango region, 

Hanks.

1877. Comision exploradora del volcan 

de Ceboruco, Barcena.

1880. Oxide of antimony near Sonora, 

Cox, E. T.

1881. Later Tertiary of Gulf of Mexico, 

Hilgard.

1882. Rapport de la Commission du 

Mexique, Prudhomme.

Coals in Santa Rosa district, 

Adams, W. H,

Iron Mountain, Durango, Mexico, 

Sillimau.

1883. Country bordering the Rio

Grande, Newberry. 

Fauna and extent of Laramie 

group, White, C. A.

1884. Silver and iron in Nuevo Leon 

and Coahuilaj Mexico, Frazer.

Studies in Nuevo Leon and Coahnila, Frazer.

Der mexikauische Staat Sinaloa, 

Werdner.

1885. Iron Mountain Durango, Birkenbine.

Loup Fork Miocene in Mexico, 

Cope.

Vallecillo mines, Chism.

Gestein des Cerro de las Navajos 

in Mexico, Tenne.

Rio Graude region of Texas and 

Coahuila, Schniitz.

Human remains near City of Mexico, Barcena.

1886. Ascent of Popocatepetl, Packard. 

Gold of Coahuila, Frazer. 

Opal mines of Queretaro, Foote. 

Fossil man of Penon. Barcena. 

Coal deposits in Hidalgo, Cope.

Mexico Continued.

1887. Mining in Oaxaca, Hooker.

Age of coal in Rio Grande region,

White, C. A.

Geologic observations, Rath. 

Copper of the Southwest, Wendt. 

Origin of graphite, Newberry. 

Metarnorphism in Sonora coal

field, Chism. 

Sierra Mojada, Chism.

1888. Drainage of valley of Mexico,

Chism.

Jorullo, Felix. 

University of Texas, circular,

Hill, R. T.

Sonora earthquake, Goodfellow. 

Relations of Laramie, White, C. A.

1889. Baja California, Lindgren.

Catorce district, Chism.

Lower Cretaceous, White, C. A.

Division of Mesozoic invertebrate 

paleontology, United States 

Geological Survey, White, C. A.

1890. Corals and reefs of western Gulf

of Mexico, Heilprin. 

Geological map, Castillo. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Chance, Macfarlane, Frazer. 

Mulatos gold mines, Sonora,

Jaii in. 

Petrographical notes from Baja

California, Lmdgren.

1891. Cretaceous of North America,

White, C. A.

Cretaceous deposits, Heilprin. 

Interesting occurrence of gold,

Hausmami.

Meyer, Abraham. Note on the drift of 

Lycoining County, Pa.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 34, p. 50 

(1 p.), 1883.

 On the fossil [iron] ores of Lycoming County, Pa.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 34, p. 52 

(J p.), 1883.

 Notes on the presence of Umbral or 

Mountain limestone in Lycoining 

County, Pa.

Philadelphia Acad. Nat. Sci., Proc., 1889, 

pp. 310-311,1890.

Meyer, Julius. Floods in the lower 

Missouri.

Science, vol. 12, pp. 107-168 (£ p.), 4°, 1888. 

Meyer, Otto. The classification and 

paleontology of the United States Tertiary deposits.

Science, vol. 6, pp. 143-144,1885.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 635

Meyer, Otto Continued.

 Successional relations of the species 

in the French old Tertiary.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 30, pp. 151-153, 

1885.

 The genealogy and the ago of the 

species in the Southern old Tertiary.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 20, pp. 457-468; 

vol. 30, pp. CO-72,421-435,1885.

Reviewed by E. AV. Hilgard, ibid., pp. 266- 

269; E. A. Srnitb, ibid., pp. 270-275; 1. H. 

Aldrich, ibid., pp. 300-308,1885. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 20, p. 511 (J p.), 1886.

 Notes on the variation of certain Tertiary fossils in overlying beds. 

Am. Nat., vol. 20, pp. 637-038,1886.

 Observations on the Tertiary and 

Grand Gulf of Mississippi.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, pp. 20-25, 

1880. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 20, p. 069 (i p.), 1886.

 Boitrag zur Kenntniss des Alttertiiirs 

von Mississippi nnd Alabama.

Ifrankfurt-Senckenbergischo uaturf. Gosell., Borichto, p. 3, Taf. I, II, 1887.

 Some remarks on the present state 

of our knowledge of the North American eastern Tertiary.

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 88-94,1888.

Mezger, A. The ore deposits and mines 

of Minas Geraes, Brazil.

Eng. and Milling Jour., vol. 50, pp. 238, 272, 

273, 4°, 1800.

 Some geological observations in the 

vicinity of Charlotte, N. C.

Eng. and Mining J'our., vol. 52, p. 725 (Jp.), 

4°, 1891.

 Thies, A., and. The geology of the 

Hallo mine, South Carolina.

Am. lust. Mining Eug., Trans., vol. 19, pp. 

595-601, 1891.

Michel, A. Report on the gold region of 

eastern Canada.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Reports of Michel and 

Hunt on tbe gold region of Canada, pp. 35-61, 

Montreal, I860.

 On the gold region of lower Cauada. 

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1863-1866, pp. 49-77, Ottawa, 1866.

[Michels, John.] The Richmond diatomaceous earth.

Science (edited by Micliols), vol. 1, p. 222 

(J p.),4°, 1880. 

Michigan. 

1821. Travels through the Northwest,

Schoolcraft.

Native copper on south shore of 

Lake Superior, Schoolcraft.

Michigan Continued.

1822. Copper mines of south shore of 

Lake Superior, Schoolcraft.

1823. Lamination and structure of ore

and jasper, Brooks, T. B. 

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

1825. Notes on Lake Superior, Bigsby.

1826. Notice of Michigan, topography, 

etc., Pierce.

1829. Geology of Lake Superior, Bayfield.'

1834. Report on copper of Lake Superior, Houghton.

1835. Country between Fredericksburg 

and Winchester, Va., Clemson.

1836. Reconnaissance from Washington through Wisconsin to Coteau du Prairie, Featherstonhaugh.

1838. Report of State geologist of Michigan, 1837, Houghton.

1839. Ingham and parts of Eaton and

Jackson counties, Douglass,

C.C. 

Second report of State geologist

of Michigan, Houghton. 

Report on Wayue and Monroe

counties, Hubbard, B.

1840. Lenawee, Hillsdale, and other 

counties, Hubbard, B.

Jackson, Callioun, and other 

counties, Douglass.

Third report of State geologist, 

Houghton.

1841. Northern part of lower penjnsula,

Douglass. 

Geology of organized counties,

Hubbard, B. 

Veins of northern peninsula,

Houghton. 

Fourth 'report of geologist of

Michigan, Ho 11ghton.

1842. Fifth report of geologist of Michigan, Houghton.

1843. Section from Cleveland to the 

Mississippi, and on identity of 

Western formations, Hall, J.

Age of Lake Superior copper 

rocks, Houghton.

Western upper Canada and western Ohio, Rogers and Rogers.

Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.
636 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Michigan Continued.

1845. Mineral la.nds of Lake Superior, 

Sanders, G. N.

Copper of Keweenaw Point, Jackson, C. T.

Copper mines of Lake Superior, 

Buggies, D.

Report on mineral lands of Lake 

Superior, Stocktou.

Cuivre et argent natifs des 

bords du Lac Supdrieur, Jackson, C. T.

1846. Observations on magnetic dip,

Locke. 

Mineral regions of Lake Superior,

Bartlett and Tod. 

Report on mineral lands of Lake

Superior, Gray, A. JB. 

District south of Lake Superior,

Burt and Hubbard. 

Reports on south shore of Lake

Superior, Houghton and Bristol.

Report on mineral lauds, Relfe. 

Agriculture of New York, Emmons, E. 

Analyses; sale of mineral lands,

Lake Superior, Jackson, C. T. 

Geology of Porters Island and

Copper Harbor, Locke.

1847. Copper districts of Lake Superior,

Pettit. 

Drift furrows, etc., of rocks of

Lake Superior, Shepherd, F. 

Distribution of remains in older

formations of the United States,

Hall, J. 

Lacustrine deposits in vicinity of

the Great Lakes, Lapham, I. A. 

Bowlder of copper on southern

shore of Lake Superior, Shepherd, F. 

Age of lead-bearing limestones of

the upper Mississippi, Conrad. 

Observations on upper peninsula

of Michigan, Locke.

1848. Work in northern peninsula of

Michigan, Whitney, J. D. 

Gediegen Knpfer mit gediegen

Silber, Noggerath. 

Phenomena on south shore of

Lake Superior, Rogers, H. D. 

Lake Superior mining district,

Jackson, C. T. 

Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C.

Michigan Continued.

1848. Notes on northern peninsula and 

Isle Royale, Foster, J. W.

1849. Geology and topography of district of Lake Superior, Hubbard, B.

Specimens and field notes, surveys 

in Michigan, Locke.

Report on northern peninsula of 

Michigan, Whitney, J. D.

Report on Isle Royale, Mclntyre.

Survey of district south of Lake 

Superior in 1845 and 184.6, Burt.

Mineral lands in Michigan, Jackson, C. T.

District between Portage Lake 

and the Ontonagon, Whitney, 

, J.D.

Keweenaw Point, Foster and Hill.

Douglas Houghton location, 

Gebbs, W.

Features of part of Keweenaw 

Point, Barnes, G. O.

Explorations in Lake Superior 

district, Foster and Whitney, 

Hubbard, Foster, Burt.

Ontonagon district, Barnes, G. 0.

Reconnaissance from Sugar Island 

to Sault Ste. Marie, Chanuing.

1850. Geology of copper lands of Lake

Superior, Foster and Whitney. 

Geology, etc., of Lake Superior,

Jackson, C. T. 

Structure of Keweenaw Point,

Jackson, C. T. 

Mineral region of Lake Superior,

Hodge, J. T. 

Erratic phenomena about Lake

Superior, Agassiz, L. 

Lake Superior, Agassiz, L. 

Terraces bordering Lake Erie,

Whittlesey. 

Gdologie du district me'tallifero

du Lac Supdrior, Jackson, C. T. 

Geology of Lake Superior copper

district, Foster and Whituey.

1851. Ueber Kupfer und Eisenerze am 

Lake Superior, Koch.

Terrains Siluriens du Lac Supdrieur, Foster and Whituey, 

Marcou, J.

Azoic system in Lake Superior 

district, Foster and Whitney.

Parallelism of Paleozoic deposits 

of the United States and Europe, Hall, J.
BARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 637

Michigan Continued.

1851. Silurian and Devonian, iron 

region of Lake Superior, Hall, J.

Fractures of slate, Vermont and 

Lake Superior, Wliitney, J. D.

On elevation of mountain chains, 

Foster and Whitney.

Age of red sandstones of the 

United States, Jackson, C. T.

Geology of Lake Superior land 

districts, iron region, Foster 

and Whitney.

Fossils of Lake Superior laud 

district, iron region, Hall, J.

Dip, thickness, etc., of Silurian, 

Whittlesey.

Remarks on analysis of lower 

Silurian limestone, Hall, J.

Superficial deposits, Lake Superior land district, Desor.

Beaches of Lake Michigan, Whittlesey.

Section from Wolf River to Lake 

Michigan, Whittlesoy.

Drummonds Island and north 

shores of Lakes Huron and 

Michigan, Hall, J.

Age of sandstone, and igneous 

phenomena of Lake Superior, 

Foster and Whitney.

Superficial deposits of northwestern United States, Whittlesey.

Systems of elevation of North 

America, Foster and Whituey.

Geology of Government lauds of 

Lake Superior, Whitney.

1852. Wisconsin south of Lake Superior, Whittlesey.

Geography, geology, and resources of Lake Superior, 

Bigsby. 0

Report on trade of the Great 

Lakes and rivers, Jackson, C. T.

Sur la carte g<$ologique du Lac 

Sup6riourde Foster et Whitney, 

Desor.

Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

Metallfiihrender Distrikt am 

Obern-See, Jackson, C. T.

1853. Map of Kewoenaw Point, Whitney.

1854. Min-s des Etats-Unis et sur lo gres 

rouge du Lac Supe"rieur, Jackson, C. T.

Michigan Continued.

1854. Drift etchings, Lake Superior, 

Whittlesey.

Geologic map of United States, 

by Marcou, Am. Jour. Sci.

Dunes on shores of the lakes, 

Desor.

Mineralregionen cler oberen Halbinsel Michigan und die Isle 

Roy ale, Koch.

Lake Superior copper mines, Calleuder.

Prospects of Lake Superior mining district, Steveus, W. H.

Silurian system, Lake Superior 

district, Hall, J.

Structure of western upper Canada, Logan.

1855. Catalogue of rocks from survey 

of Michigan. Jackson, C.T.

Shell marls of Michigan, Winch ell, A.

Catalogue of rocks, Locke.

Voyage au Lac Sup<5rieur, Rivot.

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

Esquisse gdologique du Canada, 

Logan and Hunt.

American geology, Emmons, E.

Minera! roichthum der Vereinigten Staateu, Dift'enbach.

Gisernent du cuivre natif au Lac 

Sup6rieur, Rivot.

Catalogue of rocks, etc., from 

Portage Lake to Montreal 

River, Whitney, J. D.

1856. Notice sur le Lac Supe"rieur,

Rivot. 

Kupfererzi-Lagerstil11en am

Oberen Sees, Rivot. 

Cupriferous rocks, Eagle River,

Jackson, C. T. 

Kupfer-Distrikte, Lake Superior,

Posselt.

Ash bed of Phrenix mine, Dupee. 

Geology of north shore of Lake

Superior, Whitney.

1857. Kupfermine, Michigan, Miiller. 

Mines de fer des l5tats-Unis,

Delesse.

Common rocks of the British 

provinces, Billings.

1858. Kupferbergbau in den Vereinigten Staaten, Diffenbach. 

Coal fields of United States and 

British provinces, Rogers, H. D.
638 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Michigan Continued.

1858. Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

1859. Paleontology of New York, vol. 3,

Hall, J. 

Marcou's geology of North America, Dana, J. D.; Agassiz, A. 

Eeply to criticisms of J. D. Dana,

Marcou, J.

1860. Kupfergruben des Oberen-Sees, 

Deroux.

Notice sur le Lac Supdrieur et 

ses mines de cuivre, Boire.

Origin of Azoic of Michigan and 

Wisconsin, Whittlesey.

Position of Lake Superior sandstone, Whitney.

Salt well at Saginaw, Mich., 

Am. Jour. Sci.

1861. Age of red sandstone of Maine, 

Jackson, C. T.

Notes on Primordial and Taconic, 

Marcou, J.

First biennial report of survey, 

Winchell, A.

Base of Paleozoic in the United 

States, Rogers, W. B.

Report of superintendent of survey of Michigan, Hall, J.

1862. Eocks between Carboniferous

and the Hamilton in lower

Michigan, Winchell, A. 

Origin and relations of trappean

rocks of Lake Superior, Foster

and Whitney. 

Constitution of copper range of

Lake Superior, Williams, C.;

Pond, Blandy. 

Saliferous rocks and springs,

Winchell, A.

1863. Report of survey of Canada to

1863, Logan. 

Ancient mining on shores of Lake

Superior, Whittlesey. 

On Cambrian and Huronian,

Bigsby. 

Identification of Catskill group

with the Chemung, Winchell, A.

1864. Fossils from Potsdam of Wisconsin and Michigan, Winchell, A.

1865. Iron ores of Marquette, Kimball, 

Origin of prairies in Mississippi 

Valley, Winchell, A.

Michigan Continued.

1865. Fossils from Marshall group of 

Michigan and its equivalents, 

Winchell, A.

Geology and metallurgy of iron 

of Lake Superior, Foster and 

Kimball.

Oil formation in Michigan, Winchell, A.

Northward transportation of drift 

in lower Michigan,Winchell, A.

1866. Report on metalliferous region

bordering Lake Superior,

Eames. 

Geological map of Michigan,

Winchell, A. 

Copper mines of Michigan, Bauerman. 

Report on Laurentian limestones.

salt, and petroleum, Hunt., T. S. 

Map of Canada and part of the

United States, Logan and Hall. 

Report on Grand Traverse region,

Winchell, A.

1867. Glacial movements in valley of

St. Lawrence, Whittlesey. 

Fresh-water, glacial drift of the

Northwest, Whittlesey. 

Notice of fauna of Potsdam sandstone, Hall, J.

1868. Occurrences of iron in masses,

Whittlesey. 

Position of sandstone of a portion

of KeweenawPoint, Agassiz,A.- 

Eozoische Formatiousgruppe

Nord-Anierikas, Credner.

1869. Mines de cuivre du Lac Sup6- 

rieur et detain de FEtat du 

Maine, Jackson, C. T.

Vorkommen des gediegeuen 

Kupfers auf -Keweenaw Point, 

Credner.

Vorsilurianische Gebilde der oberen Halbinsel vou Michigan, 

Credner.

1871. Native copper of Lake Superior, 

Henwood.

Geology of eastern Pennsylvania, 

Hunt, T. S.

Relations of rocks to metalliferous deposits, Heuwood.

General geology of the State, 

Winchell, A.

Glacial features of Green Bay, 

Lake Michigan, Winchell, N. H.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 639

Michigan -Continued.

1871. Post-TertiaryplienomenainMichigan, Wi.ncb.ell, A. 

The Marshall group, Winchell, A. 

Derivation of copper and its associates on Lake Superior, Pumpelly.

1872. Age of copper rocks of Lake Superior, Brooks and Pumpelly.

1873. Litbology of Huronian and Laurentiau of upper peninsula, Julien.

Topography in Lake Superior 

copper region, Blaudy.

Rocks between Chocolate River 

and Granite Point, Houghton.

Iron-bearing rocks, Michigan, 

Brooks.

Catalogue of Huronian rocks and 

ores,Brooks and Julian.

Paleozoic rocks, upper Michigan, 

Roniinger.

Correlation of rocks of Houghton and Keweenaw counties, 

Marvine.

Eagle River district, Marvine.

Micro examination of Huronian. 

rocks and ores, Wrigbt, C. E.

Copper district of Michigan, Pumpelly.

Native copper mines of Lake 

Superior, Douglas, J.

System in physical features, Winchell, A.

Map of coal fields of the United 

States, Hitchcock, C. H.

1874. Niagara and lower Helderberg 

in United States and Canada, 

Hall, J.

Age of copper rocks of Lake 

Superior, and continuation of 

synclinal, Irving, R. D.

1875. The ores of iron; their distribution, Newton.

Kupferfiihrende Schichten am 

Lake Superior, Akermaun.

Minerals de fer du Lac Supdrior, 

Sauvago.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Relations of Primordial and crystallines, Hunt, T. S.

Geology of Cheboygan and Old 

Mackinac, Winchell, N. H.

1876. Supposed agency of ice floes in 

Champlain period, Winchell, A.

Michigan Continued.

1876. Physical geology of Lake Superior, Whittlesey.

Youngest Huronian south of Lake 

Superior, and age of copper 

series, Brooks.

Huronian rocks south of Lake 

Superior, Brooks.

Geology of Lake Superior iron 

district, Wright, C. E.

Ontouagon district andslate quarries of Huron Bay, Rotuinger.

Geology of lower peninsula, 

Roininger.

The State of Michigan, McCracken.

Parallelism of Devonian in Michigan and Ohio, Winchell, N. H.

Rectification of geologic map, 

Winchell, A.

Cornwall iron mine and related 

deposits, Hunt, T. S.

1877. Kupferbergbau am Oberen Sees,

Mosler.

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

On the glacial epochs, Price, E. It. 

Allouez mine, Lake Superior,

Rolker. 

Cupriferous conglomerates of

Lake Superior, Egleston.

1878. Dikes and Azoic of southeast 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Metasomatic development of copper rocks of Lake Superior, 

Pumpelly.

Nipigon or copper rocks of Lake 

Superior, Spencer, J. W.

Pre-glacial geography of Great 

Lakes region, Claypole.

Term Hudson River in nomenclature, Hall, J.

The Ice age, Gratacap.

Report on coal fields of British 

Columbia, Richardson, J.

1879. Paleontology of New York, vol. 5, 

Hall, J.

Stratigraphy of Huronian in 

northern Wisconsin, Irving, 

R. D.

Report of commissioner of mineral statistics of Michigan, 

Wright, C. E.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Michigan, Winchell, A.
640 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Michigan Continued.

1879. Lake Superior copper rocks iu

Pennsylvania, Blandy, Hunt,

T.S. 

North American Mesozoic and

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A. 

Michigan; condensed popular

sketch, Winchell, A. 

Microscopic study of Huroniau

clay slate, Wichinaun.

1880. Geology of Menominee iron region, Brooks, Wright, C. E.

Laurentian of Michigan, Charnberlin, T. C.

Resources of Wisconsin, Irviug, 

E.D.

Microscopy of iron rocks from 

south of Lake Superior, Wichmann.

Age of copper rocks of Lake Superior, Wadsworth.

Review of stratigraphy of eastern 

Ohio, Orton.

Lithology of Ke ween a wan system, Pumpelly.

1881. Map of Menominee iron district,

Wright, C.E. 

Menominee and Marquette iron

region, Rominger. 

Origin of iron ores of Marquette

district, by Wadsworth, Dana,

J.D. 

Origin of iron ores of Marquette,

Wadsworth.

1882. Report of United States Geological Survey, Powell, J. W.

Correlation of eastern and western terminal moraines, Chaniberlin, T. C.

The Potsdam sandstone'Minnesota, Winchell, N. IT.

1883. Report on work on Quaternary 

geology, Chamberlin, T. C.

Pre-glacial channel of Eagle 

River, Whittlesey.

Copper rocks of Lake Superior, 

Irving, R. D.

Geologic history of the American 

continent, Hall, J.

Sandstones and the Keweenawan 

series, Wadsworth.

Equivalency of Catskill and 

Ponent, Lesley, J. P.

Terminal moraine of second glacial period, Chamberlin, T. C.

Michigan C on tinned.

1883. Classification of lake basins,.

Davis,W.M.

Kingsinill sandstone, Claypole. 

Copper rocks of Lake Superior,

Irviug, R. D. 

Filling of veins and cavities,

Keweenaw Point, Wadsworth. 

General geology of Wisconsin,

Chamberliu, T. C. 

Copper series of Lake Superior,

Chamberlin, T. C.

1884. Azoic system and its subdivisions, Whitney and Wads worth.

Enlargements of feldspar in 

Keweenawan sandstones, Van 

Hise.

Michigan building stones, Conover.

Eozoic rocks of North America, 

Hunt, T. S.

Copper and iron districts of Lake 

Superior, Wadsworth.

Relations of Keweenawan to eastern sandstone, Wadsworth.

Karnes near Lansing, Wooster.

Recent changes in western Michigan, Woolbridge.

Crystalline rocks of the Northwest, Winchell, N. H.

1885. Pre-glacial channel of Eagle 

River, Keweenaw Point, WhitGeology of Ann Arbor, Winchell, A.

Copper rocks of Lake Superior, 

Irving, R. D.

Junction of eastern sandstone 

and Keweenaw series, Chamberlin and Irviug.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Enlargement of fragments iu certain rocks, Irving and Van 

Hise.

Divisibility of Archean iu the 

Northwest, Irviug, R. D.

Origin of crystalline rocks, Hunt, 

T. S.

Topographic features of lake 

shores, Gilbert, G. K.

History of Tacouic question and 

relations of the rocks, Hunt, 

T.S.

Archean of the Northwest, Irving, R. D.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 641

Michigan Continued.

1886. Iron ores, Putuara.

Report of division of chemistry,. 

Clarke, F. W.

Origin of schists and iron ores, 

Irving, R. D.

Cambrian system of North America, Walcott.

Temperature observations in copper mines, Wheeler, H. A.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock,

C.H. 

Gogebic iron region, Eng. and

Mining Jour. 

Is there a Huronian group, Irving,

R. D. 

Iron ores of Meuornonee range,

Fulton.

Ke ween aw an system, Wadsworth.

Chapiu iron mine, Larsson. 

Archeau of the Northwest, Winchell, A. 

Field studies in the Archean,

Wiuchell, A.

1888. Classilication of Cambrian and 

pre-Cambriau, Irviug.

Coal, Ashburner.

Correlation of Animikie and Huronian, McKeliar.

Gold fields, Parker.

Granite and quartzite contact at 

at Ironwood, Winchell, N. H.

Groat primordial quartzite, Winchell, N. H.

Supposed fossil in copper rocks, 

Wadsworth.

Relations at Torch Lake, Wadsworth.

Irviug and Chamberlin on Lake 

Superior sandstone, Am. Geol.

Lake beaches, Ann Arbor, Spencer, J. W.; Woolbriclge.

Metaiuorphism of eruptives on 

south shore of Lake Superior, 

Williams, G. H.

Post-glacial geology of Ann Arbor, Woolbriclge.

Report Lake Superior division, 

United States Geological Survey, Irving, R. D.

River-lake system of western 

Michigan, Woolbridge.

1889. Raised beaches of Lake Michigan, Leverett.

Bull. 127 41

Michigan Continued.

1889. Granite of the Northwest, Hall,

C. W. 

Peuokee-Gogebic iron ores, Van

Hise, 

Phosphate in Ludiugton mine,

Browno.

Building stones, Merrill, G. P. 

Schists of Marquette-Menomiueo

region, Williams, G. H.

1890. Analysis of novacuhte from Marqu'ette, Hillebrand.

Analysis of porphyry from Pigeon 

Point, Eakins.

Analyses of rocks collected by 

Irving, Hillebrand.

Analyses of rocks from PeuokeeGogebic range, Chatard.

Copper mining district, Eng. and 

Mining Jour.

Distribution of bowlders, Winchell, A.

History of Niagara River, Gilbert.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, Wiuchell, A.

Report Lake Superior division, 

United States Geological Survey, Irving.

Greenstone schists, Marquefcto 

and Menomineo region, Williams, G. H.; Irving, R. D.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Origin of basins of the Groat 

Lakes, Spencer, J. W.

Lake Michigan glacier and channels, Guthrio.

Penokee iron series, Irviug and 

Van Hise.

1891. A last word with the Huronian, 

Wiuchell, A.

American opinions on the older 

rocks, Winchell, A.

Conditions controlling artesian 

well borings, Hall, C. W.

Cambrian of North America, 

Walcott.

Crystallines of Lake Superior region, Irving, Chamberliu and 

Van Hise.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S.

Fauna of lower Cambrian, Walcott.

Geology of Marquette iron region 

Brooks.
642 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Michigan Continued. 

1891. High level shores and their deformation, Spencer.

Highest old shore line on Mackinac Island, Taylbr.

Iron ores of Minnesota, Winchell, 

N. H. and H. V.

Lake Superior stratigraphy, Lawson, Van Hise.

Marquette and Keweeuaw districts, Wad s worth.

Post-Pliocene subsidence versus 

Glacial clams, Spencer, J. W.

Eolations of eastern sandstone to 

Silurian, Keweenaw Point, 

Wadsworth.

South trap range of the Keweeiiawan series, Wadsworth.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Michler, N. [From mouth of Devils 

Eiver to El Paso del Norte.']

TJ. S. and Mexican Boundary Surv., by 

Emory, Report, vol. 1, pp. 74-80, 4°, Washington, 1857.

 From the one hundred and eleventh 

meridian to the Pacific Ocean.

TJ. S. and Mexican Boundary Surv., by 

Emory, Eeport, vol. 1, pp. 101-125, 4°, "Washington, 1857.

Michler, N. J. [Reconnaissance from 

Corpus Christi to the Leona.]

Eeport Sec. War, 31stGong., 1st sess., [Senate] Ex. Doc. No. 4, pp. 7-13, Washington, 

1850.

 Eeport of a reconnaissance of a route 

from the upper valley of the south 

branch of Red Eiver to the Eio Pecos.

Eeport Sec. War, 31st Gong., 1st sess., [Senate] Ex. Doc. No. 64, pp. 30-39, Washington, 

1S50; ibid., [House] Ex. Doc. No. 67, pp. 3-12, 

1850.

Millar, C. C. Hoyer. The phosphate 

fields of Florida, 48 pages, Eden, Fisher 

& Co., London, 1891. [Not seen.]

Miller, Edward. Geological description 

of a portion of the Alleghany Mountain, illustrated by drawings and specimens.

Geol. Soc. Pennsylvania, Trans.,vol. 1, pp. 

251-255,1835.

Miller, S. A. The position of the Cincinnati group in the geological column 

of fossiliferous rocks of North America. 

Cincinnati Quart. Jour. Sci., vol. 1, pp. 97- 

115,1874.

Miller, S. A. Continued.

 Eeview of the glacial theory.

Cincinnati Quart. Jour. Sci., vol. 2, pp. 259- 

267,1875.

 North American Mesozoic and Ceuozoic geology and paleontology.

Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., Jour., vol. 2, pp. 

140-161, 223-244, 1879; vol. 3, pp. 9-32, 79-118, 

165-202, 245-288, 1880; vol. 4, pp. 3-46, 93-144, 

183-234,1881, Also issued 338 pages, Cincinnati, 1881.

 [and others], Eeport of committee 

on geologicalnornenclature [Cincinnati 

group].

Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., Jour., vol. 1, pp. 

193-194,1879.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 17, pp. 484-485, 

1879.

Geol. Surv. Indiana, 8th, 9th, and 10th Annual Eeports, with list of fossils, pp. 22-56, 

Indianapolis, 1879.

 [Eeniarks on .Trenton rocks at Lexington and High Bridge, Ky.]

Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist.,'Jour., vol. 3, p. 73 

(J p.), 1880.

 Observations on the unification of 

geological nomenclature, with special 

reference to tho Silurian formation of 

North America.

Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., Jour., vol. 4, pp. 

267-293, 1881.

 Description of ten new species of 

fossils.

Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., Jour., vol. 5, pp. 

79-88, 1882.

 The Taconic system as established 

by Emmons, and the law of nomenclature applicable to the subject.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 235-245,1888.

North American geology and paleontology for the use of amateurs, students, 

and scientists; 664 pages, Cincinnati, 

1890.

Eeviewed by J. D. Dana, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d 

series, vol. 39, p. 67 (§ p.), 1890.

 A description of some lower Carboniferous crinoids from Missouri.

Geol. Surv. Missouri, Bull. No. 4, 40 pages, 4 

plates, Jefferson City, 1891.

Miller, William P. Trinity County.

10th Eeport of mineralogist, California, pp. 

695-727, map, 1890.

Millington, John, Rio, Andres Del, and. 

[On Eappahannock gold mines in Virginia.]

Geol. Soc. Pennsylvania, Trans., vol. 1, pp. 

147-167, 1835.
BABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 643

Mills, James E. Quaternary deposits 

and Quaternary or Recent elevation of 

regions and mountains in Brazil, with 

deductions as to the origin of loess from 

its observed conditions there. 

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 345-361,1889.

 [Remarks on the history of Lake 

Winnipeg-Mississippi drainage.]

Gool. Sue. Am., Boll., vol. 1, p. 407 (i p.), 1890. 

Iii discussion of paper by J. 33. Tyrrell on 

" Post-Tertiary deposits of Manitoba."

Mills, Robert. [Geology and mineralogy-]

Statistics of South Carolina, including a 

view of its natural, civil, and military history, 

general and particular, pp. 17-00, Charleston, 

S. C., 182C.

Milne, John. Ice and icework in Newfoundland.

Geol. Mag., vol.3, new series, pp. 345-350,

1876.

 On the rocks of Newfoundland, with 

notes by Alexander Murray.

Geol. Mag., vol. 4, now series, pp. 251-262,

1877.

Miner, J. A. Butte County.

California, 10th Eeport of mineralogist, pp. 

124-146,1890.

Minnesota.

1821. Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall. 

Travels through Northwest, 

Schoolcraft.

1823. Map of country drained by Mississippi, western section, James, E.

1824. Expedition to sources of St. 

Peters River, Keatiug.

1834. Expedition to Itaska Lake,

Schoolcraft.

Expedition to Northwest Indians, 

Alien and Schoolcraft.

1836. Reconnaissance from Washington through Wisconsin to 

Coteau do Prairie, Featherstonhaugh.

1839. Catlinite, analysis, Jackson, C. T.

1840. Journey to Coteau des Prairies, 

etc., Catliu.

1841. Upper Mississippi region and 

Cretaceous of the upper Missouri, Nicollet. 

Bowlders and scratches, Mather.

1843. Region of basin of the upper 

Mississippi, Nicollet.

1845. Excavation by recession of cataracts^ Feathersfconhaugh.

Minnesota Continued.

1847. Report of survey of Wisconsin 

and Iowa, Owen, D. D.

1848. Reconnaissance of Chippewa district of Wisconsin, etc., Owen, 

D.D.

1849. Terraces, bars, drift, and polished 

surfaces of Lake Superior, 

Agassiz, L.

Sediments of the Mississippi 

River, Brown and Dickeson.

Isle Royalc, Dickerson.

1850. Lake Superior, Agassiz, L.

Mineral region of Lake Superior,

Hodge, J. T. 

Territory of Minnesota, Pope, J.

1851. Geology of Government lands on 

Lake Superior, Whitney, J. D.

Azoic system in Lake Superior 

district, Foster and Whitney.

Fossils in Paleozoic of lower Wisconsin and Minnesota, Shnmard 

and Owen.

Superficial drifts of northwestern 

United States, Whittlesey.

Introduction to report on AVisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota, 

Owen, D. D.

Paleontology of lowest sandstone of Northwest, Owen, 

D.D.

1852. Geology of middle and western

Minnesota, Norwood. 

 Report on valleys of Minnesota, 

Mississippi, and Wisconsin 

rivers, Shumard, B. F. 

Survey of Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, etc., Owen, D. D.

1853. Geologic map of United States,

etc., Marcou, J.

Drift of Northern and Western 

States, Whittlesey.

1854. Silurian system, Lake Superior 

district, Bailey, J. W.

Map of Wisconsin, Iowa, and 

Minnesota, Owen, D. D.

Expedition to sources of the Mississippi, Schoolcraft.

1855. Voyage on Lake Superior, Rivot. 

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J. 

1857. Huronian and Laurentian of the 

Canadian survey, Whitney, J. 

D.

Mines de for des Etats-Uuis, Delesse.
644 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Minnesota Continued.

1858. Geology of North America, Marcou, J. 

Sketch of geology of United

States, Eogers, H. D. 

Report on survey of Iowa, Hull

and Whitney.

1859. Paleontology of New York, vol. 

3, Hall, J.

1860. Position of Lake Superior sandstone, Whitney, J. D. 

Analyses of soils, etc., Arkansas, 

Peter, R.

1861. Chemical report survey of Kentucky, Peter.

Report on Minnesota, Anderson 

and Clark.

1862. Glauconite in lower Silurian, 

Hunt, T. S.

1863. Ancient mining on shores of Lake 

Superior, Whittlesey.

1865. Report of geologist, Hanchett. 

Geology and metallurgy of iron 

of Lake Superior, Foster and 

Kiniball.

1866. Geology and minerals of Minnesota, Whittlesey.

Reconnaissance in Minnesota, 

Eames.

Map of Canada and part of the 

United States, Logan and Hall.

Report on metalliferous region on 

Lake Superior, Eames.

1867. Notice of fanna of Potsdam sandstone, Hall, J.

Glacial movements in valley of 

St. Lawrence, Whittlesey.

Handbook of Minnesota, Blanchard.

Fresh-water glacial drift of the 

Northwest, Whittlesey.

1868. Structure of southern Minnesota, 

Hall, J.

1869. Trip to great red pipestone

quarry, White, C. A. 

Geology of portions of Minnesota,

Hall, J. 

Physical features of the upper

Mississippi, AVarren, G. K.

1871. Notizen aus Minnesota, Kloos.

1872. Cretaceous basin in Sauk Valley,

Kloos.

Survey of vicinity of Belle Plain, 

Winchell, A.

1873. Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C. H.; Hitchcock and Blake.

Minnesota Continued.

1873. Chart of nomenclature for Minnesota, Wiuchell, N. H.

General sketch of geology of 

Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Drift of the Northwest, Winchell, 

N. H.

1874. Cretaceous flora of Western Territories, Lesquereux.

Peat, Winchell, N. H.

Notes from early explorers in 

Minnesota, Winchell. N. H.

Belle Plain salt well, Winchell, 

N.H.

Geology of Minnesota Valley, 

Winchell, N. H.

1875. Minerals de fer du Lac Sup6ricur,

Sauvage. 

Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H. 

Superficial geology of central

North America, Dawson, G. M. 

Valley of the Minnesota River,

Warren", G. K. 

Disintegration of rocks, Hunt,

T. S. 

Report on Mower and Freeborn

counties, Winchell, N. H. 

Lignite in Cretaceous, Winchell,

N.H. 

Deep well at East Minneapolis,

Winchell, N. H.

1876. Olmstead, Dodge, and Steele 

counties, Harrington, M. W.

Stratification of rocks in south 

central Wisconsin, Irving, R. D.

Report on Fillmore County, Winchell, N. H.

Physical geology of Lake Superior, Whittlesey.

Geology of Lake Superior iron 

district, Wright, C. E.

Vegetal remains in drift of the 

Northwest, Winchell, N. H.

1877. Krystallinische Gestein, Strong 

and Kloos.

Chemistry of survey of Minnesota, Peckham.

Trenton at Minneapolis, Herrick.

Geology of Houston County, 

Wiuchell, N. H.

Geology of Hennepin County, 

Winchell, N.H. 

Geognostische Beobachtungen in 

Minnesota, Kloos.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 645

Minnesota Continued.

1878. Origin of the driftless area; Irving, R. D.

Report on Rice County, Sperry.

Water supply of the Red River 

valley, Wiuchell, N. H.

Driftless interior of North America, Dana, J. D.

Dikes and Azoic of southeast 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Extent and significance of Wisconsin in kettle moraine, Charaberliu, T. C.

Valley of Minnesota and Mississippi rivers, Warren.

Rock and Pipestone counties, 

Winchell, N. H.

Geology of Ramsey County, 

Winchell, N. H.

Geology of Morrison County, 

Winchell, N. H.

Wright, Rice, etc., counties, Winchell, N. H.

Recession of Falls of St. Anthony, 

Winchell, N. H.

1879. North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Has Lake Winnipeg discharged 

through the Minnesota, Todd.

Report on Lake Superior region, 

Hall, C. W.

Survey of Minnesota, 1878, Winchell, N. H.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Minnesota, Winchell, 

N.H.

1880. Geologic action of humus acids, 

Julien.

Report on Lake Superior region, 

Hall, C.W.

Report on central and western 

Minnesota, Upham.

Liutonite at Grand Marais, Peckham and Hall.

Cupriferous series at Duluth, 

Winchell, N. H.

Cretaceous in Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

1881. Upper Mississippi region, Garrison.

Glacial drift and its terminal 

moraine, Upham.

Unification of Silurian nomenclature, Miller, S. A.

Dall on Arctic ice, and glaciation 

of Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Minnesota Continued.

1881. Geology of upper Mississippi Valley, Winchell, N. H.

List of crystalline rocks from 

northern Minnesota, Winchell, 

N.H.

Cupriferous series, Winchell, 

N.H.

1882. Chemistry, Minnesota survey, 

Dodge.

Thin sections of cupriferous 

rocks, Winchell, N. H.

The Potsdam sandstone, Winchell, N. H.

Deep well at Minneapolis, Winchell, N. H.

Southward discharge of Lake 

Winnipeg, Dana, J. D.

Correlation of eastern and western terminal moraines, Chain 

berliu,T. C.

Nomenclature g<Sologique, Winchell, N. H.

Summary statement, survey of 

Minnesota., Winchell, N. H.

1883. Terminal moraine of second glacial period, Chamberliu, T. C.

Utica and related horizons, Walcott.

Ancient Mississippi, Spencer, 

J.W.

The moraine west of Ohio, Chamberlin, T. C.

Classification of lake basins, 

Davis, W. M.

Copper rocks of Lake Superior, 

Irving, R. D.

The Lake Superior rocks, Irving, 

R. D.; Wiuchell, N. H.

Origin of hornblende of crystallines of the Northwest, Irviug, 

R. D.

Currents of glacial ice in eastern 

Minnesota, Upham.

Minnesota Valley in Ice ago, 

Upham.

Lake Agassiz, Upham.

Clay pebbles, Winchell, N. H.

List of rocks of Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

1884. Copper and iron districts of Lake

Superior, Wadsworth. 

Cambrian of North America,

Hunt, T. S.

Microscopic structure of building 

stones, Merrill, G. P.
646 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Minnesota Continued.

1884. Gorges and waterfalls, Davis, 

W. M.

Glacial boundary in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, Wright, 

G.F.

Report on work on Archeau of the 

Northwest, Irving, E. D.

Resources of Wisconsin, Irving, 

E.D.

Organisms in bowlder clays of 

Chicago, Johnson and Thomas.

Building stones, Winchell, N. H.

Crystalline rocks of the Northwest, Winchell, N. H.

Age of sandrock at Austin, Winchell, N. H.

Age of rocks of Mesabi and Vermilliou districts, Wiiichell, 

N.H.

Strengths.of granites, Winchell, 

N. H.

Chain of lakes in Mountain County, Upham.

Glacial man in Minnesota, Babbitt, Uphani.

Iron region of northern Minnesota, Chester, A. H.

Hills of knolly drift, Upham.

Rock outcrops in central Minnesota, Upham.

Minnesota Valley in Ice age, 

Upham.

Lake Agassiz, Upham.

1885. Enlargement of fragments in 

certain rocks, Irving and Van 

Hi se.

Copper rocks of Lake Superior, 

Irving, E. D.; Dana, J. D.

Progress of geology, 1883, Hunt, 

T. S.

Enlargements of hornblende fragments, Van Hise.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Microstructure of certain bowlder clays, Dawson, G. M.

Salt well at Huinboldt, Winchell, 

N.H.

Reconnaissance into Pope County 

and the Mesabi range, Winchell, N. H.

Deep well at Minneapolis, Win- 

,chell,N.H.

Crystallines of Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Minnesota Continued.

1885. Eeport of Lake Superior division, 

Irving, E. D.

Driftless area, Chamberlin and 

Salisbury.

Sandstone of Taquameuon Bay, 

Lake Superior, Wiuchell, H. N.

Archean of the North west, Irving, 

E.D.

Deep wells in Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Wells at Mendota, St. Paul, etc., 

Winchell, N. H.

Vermillion iron ores, Winchell, 

N.H.

Fossils from red quartzite at Pipestone, Winchell, N. H.

Revision of Cambrian, Winchell, 

N.H.

1886. Fresh-water invertebrates of the 

Jurassic, White, C. A.

Fossils from red quartzite, Winchell, N. H.

Geologic survey report, Winchell, 

N. H.

Lower Silurian bryozoa, Ulrich.

Origin of Penokee-Gogebic series, 

Van Hise.

Trip to the upper Mississippi and 

Vermillion Lake, Willis.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock,

C.H. 

Falls of the Mississippi, Keyes,

J.A.

Is there a Huronian group, Irving, R. D. 

Observations in northeastern

Minnesota, Winchell, A. 

Anirnikie-Vermillion uncomformity, Winchell, A. 

Upper beaches of Lake Agassiz,

Upham.

Geological report, Winchell, N. H. 

Partial report, Winchell, N. H. 

Peridotites, gabbros, diabases,

and andesytes, Wadsworth.

1888. Irving and Chamberlin on superior sandstones, Am. Geol.

Eeport for 1887, Wiuchell, H. V.

Norytes and gabbros, Herrick, 

Clark and Doming.

Recession of ice sheet and relations of gravels at Little Falls, 

Upham.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 647

Minnesota Continued.

1888. Report division of glacial geology, United States Geological 

Survey, Chamberliu, T. C.

Spotted rocks from Pigeon Point, 

Bayley.

Taconic system, Miller.

Unconformities of the Animikie, 

Winchell, A.

Well at Keokuk and [Albert 

Lea], Gordon.

Report of survey during 1887, 

Winchell, A.

Later Cretaceous in Iowa, Am. 

Gcol.

Animikie slates and quartzites, 

Winchell, N. H.

Classification of Cambrian and

pre-Cambrian, Irving, R. D. 

Correlation of Animikie and Huronian, McKellar. 

Cretaceous outliers, Winchell,

N. H. 

Eccentricity theory of "glacial

cold [Falls of St. Anthony],

Claypole. 

Geology of central counties, Upham. 

Preface, geology of Minnesota,

Winchell, N. H. 

Geology of Wabasha, Goodhne,

Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey,

and Washington counties,

Winchell, N. H. 

Great Primordial quart/ite, Wincholl, N. H.

1889. Conditions of artesian wells,

Hall, C. W. 

Changes in ice currents in glacial

epoch, Upham. 

Copper mining, Hall, C. W. 

The crystalline rocks, Winchell,

N.H.

Description of some maps, Upham. 

Diabasic schists with jaspilyte,

Winchell, H. V. 

Thoughts on eruptives, Winchell,

N.H. 

Foliation and sedimentation,

Lawson, Winchell, A. 

Liugula, etc., in red quartzite,

Winchell, N. H.

Geology of Mankato, Bechdolt. 

Glacial moraines, of Minnesota,

Uphaiu.

Minnesota Continued.

1889. Granites of the Northwestern 

States, Hall, C. W.

Iron region, 1888, Wiuchel], H. V.

Natural gas, Winchell, N. H.

Observations in northeastern 

Minnesota, Grant, U. S.; Winchell, N. H.

Phosphorus in Ludingtoii mine, 

Browue.

Irving and the Keewatin series, 

Winchell, N. H. and H. V.

Origin of ores of the Keewatin, 

Winchell, N. H. and H. V.

Quartz-keratophyre, Pigeon 

Point, Bayley, W. S.

Stillwater deep well, Meades.

Stratigraphy of the Hiironian, 

Winchell, N. H.

Lithology of the Trenton tit Minneapolis and St. Paul, Hall, 

C.W.

Two systems in the Huroniau, 

Selwyn, Wiuchell, A.

Origin of the Vermilliou iron 

ores, Van Hise.

Studies of Archeau, Winchell, A.

Field studies iu Archean, Winchell, A.

Analyses of rocks from Menomince River, Riggs.

Analyses of rocks from Pigeon 

Point, Riggs, Hillebrand,Whitfield, J. E.

Relation of rocks on PigeouPoint, 

Bayley.

Report on Rainy Lake region, 

Lawson.

Building stones, Merrill, G. P.

1890. Deserted gorge near Minneliaha

Falls, Grant, U. S. 

Geological Survey, report for 1888

reviewed, Dana, J. D. 

Analysis of brick clay, New Uluo,

Chatard.

Lineage of Lake Agassiz, Todd. 

Loess audits fossils, Shimek. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Hall, C. W.; Upham, Winchell,

N. H. 

Origin of rocks, Pigeon Point,

Bayley.

Origin of Keewatin ores, Winchell, N. H. and H. V. 

Position of Ogishke conglomerate,

Wiuchell, A.
648 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [DULL. 127.

Minnesota Continued.

1890. Results of Archoan studies, Win - 

obeli, A.

Tacouic iron ores of Minnesota 

and New England, Winchell, 

N. H. and H, V;

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Report, Lake Superior division, 

Uuited States Geological Survey, Van Hise.

1891. Age of the Saganaga granite, 

Wiucbell, H. V.

American opinions on the older 

rocks, Wincliell, A.

Area and duration of Lake Agassiz, Upham.

Cambrian of North America, 

Walcott.

Cretaceous of North America, 

White, C. A.

Conditions controlling artesian 

wells, Hall, C. W.

Criteria of englacial and subglacial drift, Upham.

Dike in Minnesota River valley, 

Hall, C.W.

Eastern equivalents of Minnesota 

iron ores, Winchetl, N. H.

Fauna of lower Cambriau, Walcott.

Glacial Lake Agassiz in Manitoba, 

Upham.

Inequality of distribution of englacial drift, Upham.

Iron ores of Minnesota, Winchell,

N.H.anclH.V.

Lake Superior stratigraphy, Lawson, Van Hise.

Lakes inclosed by modified drift, 

Upham.

Last word with the Tluroniau, 

Winchell, A. '

Record of field observations, 

Winchell, N. IT.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P. 

Geology of Henucpin County,

Wincliell, N. H. 

Crystallines of Lake Superior

region, Irving, Chamber]in and

Van Hise.

Minor, Francis. Evidences of glacial 

action in Virginia.

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 37, p. 551 (J col.), 

1890.

Mississippi. 

1807. Observations on geology of

United States, and geologic

map, Maclure. 

. 1818; On parts of Virginia Tennessee,

Alabama, Mississippi, etc., Cornelius. 

Geology of the United States,

Maclnre. 

. 1821. Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall.

1828. Reconnaissance for National road 

from Washington to New 

Orleans, Bernard and Poussiu.

1829. Report on canal from the Atlantic to the Gulf of Mexico, Bernard and Poussin.

1830. Remains of ferruginous sand formation of United States, Morton, S. G.

1832. Fossil shells of the Tertiary, 

Conrad.

1833. Lower valley of the Mississippi, 

Nutt.

1834. Prairies of Alabama, McGuire. 

Tertiary and Recent of Southern

States, Conrad. 

1838. Fossils in Louisiana, Carpenter,

W.M. . 

1839 Notices of Opelonsas, Attakapas,

etc., Carpenter, W. M. 

1844. Borings from well at Columbus,

1846. Tertiary of Warren County, Conrad.

Eoceue of Walnut Hills, Courad.

Eocene of the United States, Courad.

1847. Age of nummulito limestones,

Lyell.

, Bluff near Natchez, Wailes. 

Delta aud alluvial deposits of 

the Mississippi and otherpoints, 

-Lyell, C.

Alleged coexistence of man and 

the megatherium, Lyell.

1848. Features of Natchez, Binney.

Natchez bluff formation, Gale, L. 

Geology of south Alabama, Hale,

C.-S. 

Eocene of Vicksburg, Conrad.

1849. Second visit to the United States, 

Lyell.

1850. Treatise of diseases of interior

North America, Drake. 

Eocene of Vicksburg, Conrad.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 649

Mississippi Continued.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Maroon, J.

1854. Geology of Mississippi, Wailes. 

Sketch of geology of Mississippi,

Lieber.

Tertiary of St. Domingo and 

Vicksburg, Conrad.

1855. Ueber die Geologic von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Eocene of Jackson, Conrad.

1857. Eeport on Mississippi, Harper.

1858. Report on portions of Cretaceous 

arid Tertiary, Alabama, Thornton.

Geology of North America, Marcon, J.

Review of Harper's report, Am. 

Jour. Sci.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

1860. Geology and agriculture of Mississippi, Hilgard. 

Hydrologie dn Mississippi, Thorn assy.

1861. Fossil fruits in lignites of Brandon, Vermont, Lesqnereux. 

Physics and hydraulics of the MiHsissippi, Humphreys and Abbott.

1865. New Eocene fossils, Whitfleld,

R. P.

Eocene shells from Enterprise, 

Conrad.

1866. Quaternary of Mississippi, Hilgard.

Drift of Western and Southern 

States, Hilgard.

Remarks on ne?r division of 

Eocene by Conrad, Hilgard.

1867. Tertiary of Mississippi and Alabama, Hilgard.

1869. Geology of lower Louisiana, and 

rock salt, Hilgard.

Results of reconnaissance in Louisiana, Hilgard.

The Mississippi Valley, Foster, 

J.W.

Reconnaissance of Louisiana, Hilgard.

1871. Southern drift, Gulf Tertiaries, 

Cretaceous in North Carolina, 

Perry, J. B.

History of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard.

Mississippi Continued.

1871. Second report of survey of Louisiana, Hopkins, F. V.

Geologic history of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard.

Upper delta plain of the Mississippi, Hilgard.

Delta and mud lumps of Mississippi River, Hilgard.

1872. Geology of the Southwest, Hilgard.

Plants of Cretaceous and Tertiary 

of Kansas and Nebraska, Lesquereux.

Third geological report, Louisiana, Hopkins, F. V.

Review of Hopkins's report on 

Louisiana for 1871, Daua, J. D.

Geology of Mississippi bottom, 

Smith, E. A.

1873. Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

1874. Alluvial basin of the Mississippi,

Forshey. 

Silt analyses of Mississippi soils,

Hilgard. 

Liguitic formation and its flora,

Lesquereux. 

Lignite beds and their under

clays, Hilgard.

1875. Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H. 

Tertiary o£ Atlantic Slope, Conrad.

1876. Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils of 

upper Missouri country, Gabb. 

Reconnaissance from Cairo to 

New Orleans, Suter.

1879. Macfarl.ino's Railway Guide,

Macfarlane.

Loess of the Mississippi Valley, 

Hilgard.

1880. Report on operations near 

Natchez, Melvin.

1881. Geology of Florida, Smith, E. A. 

Later Tertiary of Gulf of Mexico,

Hilgard. 

Geology of lower Louisiana and

salt of Petite Anse, Hilgard.

1882. Borings at Greenville, Wilson,

E. H.

Loess of North America, Call. 

Blue clay of the Mississippi, Little.
650 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Mississippi Continued.

1882. Letter on Mississippi Valley between Cairo and Vicksburg, 

Suter.

1883. Survey from Atlanta to the Mississippi, Campbell and Ruffner. 

Ages and classification of postEocene of Atlantic Slope, Heilprin.

1884. Bemarks on gulf Tertiaries, Heilprin.

Physico-geographical and agricultural features of Mississippi, 

Hilgard.

Tertiary of Eastern and Southern 

States, Heilpriu.

Features of alluvial plain of the 

Mississippi below the Ohio, 

Hilgard.

Contributions to Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

Soil map of cotton States, Hilgard.

Ripley group, Johnson, L. C.

Phosphates in Alabama Cretaceous, Smith, E. A.

1885. Tertiary of Alabama, Aldrich. 

Old Tertiary of the Southwest,

Hilgard. 

Classification of United States

Tertiary, Meyer, Hilgard, Heilprin.

Map of United States, McGee. 

Meyer on Southern old Tertiary,

Smith, E. A. 

Age of species in Southern old

Tertiary, Meyer, O.

1886. Variation of certain Tertiary fossils, Meyer.

Meyer and the Southwestern Tertiary, Hilgard.

Tertiary fossils, Aldrich.

Observations on Tertiary, Langdon.

Tertiary and Grand Gulf groups, 

Meyer, O.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock,

C.IT.

Carbonate iron ores, Brainerd. 

Loess and clays, analyses, Kiggs. 

Tertiary and Cretaceous, Smith

and Johnson.

1888. Absence of separate Oligocene,

Aldrich.

North American Tertiary, 

Meyer, O.

Mississippi Continued. 

1888. Relations of Grand Gulf series, 

Hilgard.

Report of subcommittee on Cenozoic, Smith, E. A.

White limestone formation, Johnson.

1889. Grand Gulf formation, Johnson. 

Report lower Mississippi division, United States Geological 

Survey, Johnson, L. C.

1890. Appomattox formation, McGee. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, Hilgard.

Orange sand formations, McGee. 

Sandstone dikes, Diller. 

Peculiarities in drainage, McGee. 

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

1891. Appomattox formation, McGee. 

Columbia formation, McGee. 

Cretaceous of North America,

White, C. A. 

Nita crevasse, Johnson. 

Fresh-water swamps, Shaler. 

Orange sand, Lagrange and Appomattox, Hilgard. 

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P. 

Missouri.

1819. View of lead mines of Missouri, 

etc., Schoolcraft.

1821. Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall. 

Sketches of the Mississippi Valley, James, E.

1823. Expedition from Pittsburg to

the Rocky Mountains, Long. 

Essay ou salt, Van Reusselaer.

1827. Limestones of lead mines, 

James, E.

1830. Remains of ferruginous sand 

formation of United States, 

Morton, S. G.

1835. Report on elevated country between Missouri and Red rivers, 

Featherstonhau gh. 

Fossil fish teeth; gait in Alabama, and divisions of Cretaceous, Morton, S. G.

1837. Fourth report on Tennessee, 

Troost.

1841. Geology of some regions west of

the Alleghanies, Loclce, J. 

Upper Mississippi region, Nicollet.
BARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 651

Missouri Continued.

1841. Sketch of geology of North

America, Daubeny. 

Region adjacent to Osago River, 

King, H.

1842. Footprints in limestone, Owen, 

D. D.

Silurian and Devonian of the 

United States, Conrad.

Wisconsin and Missouri lead regions, Hodge, J. T.

1843. Region of basin of the upper 

Mississippi, Nicollet.

Cretaceous of the Missouri River, 

Nicollet.

Section at Vallees lead mine, Nicollet.

Geology of New York, first district, Math or.

Geology of the Western States, 

Owen, D. D.

Section from Cleveland to the 

Mississippi and on identity of 

Western formations, Hall, J.

1844. Geology of valley of the Mississippi, Kiug, H.

1846. Bent's Fort to St. Louis, Abert, 

J.W.

1847. Delta and alluvial deposits of the 

Mississippi and other points, 

Lyell, C.

Remarks on St. Louis limestone, 

Euglemanu.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C. 

Notes from Fort Leavenworth to

Bent's Fort, Abort, J. W. 

Letters on geology, Christy.

1850. Survey of Missouri, King, H.

1851. Remarks on Missouri, King, H.

Superficial deposits of the Northwest, Whittlesey.

Introduction to report on Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota, 

Owen, D. D.

1852. Survey of Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, etc., Owen, D. D. 

Der Mississippi-Thai, Olshauser. 

Artesian well in St. Louis, St. 

Louis Republican.

1854. Map of Wisconsin, Iowa, and

Minnesota, Owen, D. D. 

Map of the United States, by Marcou, Am. Jour. Sci.

1855. Ueber die Geologic von NordAinerika, Marcon, J.

Missouri Continued.

1855. Catalogue of geologic specimens, 

Owen, D. D.

Geology of Missouri, Swallow.

Country between the Missouri 

and Mississippi, H.awn.

Geology of the Southwest, Swallow.

Report on principal mines, Litton.

Section from St. Louis to Commerce, Shurnard, B. F.

Review of Murchison's Siluria, 

Whitney, J. D.

Moniteau County, Meek.

Geology of Marion and Cooper 

counties, Swallow.

1856. Ores of iron in the Azoic, Whitney, J. D.

Review of part of geologic map 

of the United States, by Marcon, Blake, W. P.

Carboniferous limestone of Mississippi Valley, Hall, J.

1858. Geology of North America, Marcou, J. 

Coal fields of United States and

British Provinces, Rogers, H. D. 

Quaternary of Missouri, Swallow. 

Report on survey of Iowa, Hall

and Whitney. 

Explanation, of geologic map and

section, Swallow. 

Paleozoic basin of New York,

Bigsby. 

Mineral districts contiguous to

Iron Mountain Railroad, Phillips, J. V.

1859. Report on southwestern branch 

of the Pacific Railroad, Swallow.

Paleontology of New York, vol. 3, 

Hall, J.

1860. Map of Canada and part of the

United States, Logan and Hall. 

Belcher's artesian well, St. Louis,

Litton. 

Hydrologie du Mississippi, Thomassy. 

Shumard on Ste. Geneviovo

County, Worthen.

1861. Points in American geology,

Hunt, T. S.

Sur la faune primordial^ en 

Aindrique, Barrande.
652 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULt, 127.

Missouri Continued. 

1861. Physics aud hydraulics of the 

Mississippi, Humphreys and 

Abbott. 

Goniatite limestone at Rockibrd,

Iowa, Meek and Worthen. 

1863. Identification of Catskill group 

with the Chemung, Winchell, A.

1866. Introduction to paleontology,

Illinois, Meek and Worthen. 

Drift of Western and Southern 

States, Hilgard.

1867. On Andrews on the glacial drift, 

Hilgard.

Fresh-water glacial drift of the 

Northwest, Whittlesey.

Report on country along Southwest Pacific Railroad, Swallow.

Notice of fauna of Potsdam sandstone, Hall, J.

1868. Occurrence of iron in masses, 

Whittlesey.

Age of porphyry of southeastern 

Missouri, Harrison, E.

Coal measures iu Missouri, Broadhead.

Oil springs in Missouri, Shumard.

Loess and drift, Holmes, N.

1869. The Mississippi Valley, Foster,

J. W.

Ozark range, Missouri Republican.

1871. Geologic history of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard.

Map and sections of rocks of Missouri, Swallow.

The Marshall group, Winchell, A.

Quaternary of Missouri, Broadhead.

Coal-measure fucoids, Broadhead.

1872. Report on Black River, Blaisdell. 

Relation of middle and upper 

Silurian in United States, 

Hall, J.

1873. Rocks -which admit of a fine polish, Broadhead.

Geology of northwestern Missouri, Broadhead.

Depths of coal seams, Broadhead.

Iron ores of Missouri, Schmidt.

Geology of Lincoln County, Potter.

Sketch of Missouri, and map, 

Swallow.

Missouri Con tinueu.

1873. Report of surveys of Missouri, 

1855-1871, Broadhead, Shumard; B. F. Meek.

Analyses of fuels, Chauvenet.

Notes on Pilot Knob and vicinity, 

Pumpelly.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C. H.; Hitchcock and Blake.

1874. Niagara and lower Helderberg in 

United States and Canada, 

Hall, J.

Report on Vernon County, Norwood.

Coal measures of Jasper and Howard counties, Norwood.

Notes on Madison County, Norwood.

Lead regions of central Missouri, 

Schmidt.

Lead and zinc region of southwestern Missouri, Schmidt and 

Leonhardt.

Putnani and Schuyler counties, 

Norwood.

Report on survey of Missouri, 

Broadhead.

Iron Mountain and Mine La Motte, 

Frazer, P.

Chemical analyses, Chauvenet.

Iron ores of southeastern Missouri, Moore, P. N.

Lead mines of southeastern Missouri, Gage.

1875. Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H. 

Lead iu Missouri, Gage. 

Missouri geological survey, Hunt,

T. S.

The ores of iron; their distribution, Newton.

1876. Expedition from Santa Fe to the 

Colorado, Newberry.

Drift and gold in Missouri, Broadhead.

Cornwall iron mine and related 

deposits, Hunt, T. S.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

1877. Geology of eastern Pennsylvania, 

Hunt, T. S.

Southeastern lead district, Broadhead.

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.
UARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 653

Missouri Continued.

1877. Geology of the West, Van.Cleve.

1878. Missouri iron ores of Carboniferous age, Broadhead. 

Fossil horse in Bate County,

Broadhead.

Bitumen in Missouri, Broadhead. 

Bowlders south of the Missouri,

etc., Broadhead. 

Well at insane asylum, St. Louis,

Bfoadliead. 

Thickness of coal measures,

Broadhoad. 

G codes of Kookuk formation,

Wallace, S. J. 

Ago of porphyries of Missouri,

Broadhead.

Petroleum and other hydrocarbons., Broadhead. 

Origin of ravines in the prairie,

Broadhead. 

Form and origin of lead and zinc

deposits, Schinidt. 

Iron ores in Missouri, Gage. 

Ste. Geuevievo County copper

mines, Gage. 

Mineral region of southwestern

Missouri and southeastern

Kansas, Case. 

Dikes and Azoic of southeastern

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S. 

Geology of the West, Phillips,

J.V. 

Mississippi Delta and loess,

Holmes, N.

1879. Relation of rock decay to loess, 

drift, and rock basins, Puinpelly.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Missouri, Broadhead.

Origin of the loess, Broadhead.

Notes on Jackson County, Broadhead.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

1880. Improvements of the Mississippi,

Ballon. 

Origin and classification of ore

deposits, Newberry. 

Surface geology of southeastern

Missouri, etc., Broadhoad. 

Zinc of southeastern Missouri,

Raymond.

1881. Origin of petrosiliceous rocks,

Crosby. 

Mastodon, Broadhead.

Missouri Continued.

1881. Unification of Silurian nomenclature, Miller, S. A.

1882. Notes on central branch of Union 

Pacific Railroad, Broadhead.

Archean of Missouri, Broadhead.

Marble of southeastern Missouri, 

Broadhead.

Ste. Genevievo copper district, 

Nicholson.

Loess of North America, Call.

1883. Decay of rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Culture and curing of tobacco,

Killebrew.

Azoic system audits subdivisions, 

Whituey and Wadsworth.

1884. Soil map of cotton States, Hilgard.

Earthquake of 1811, Macfarlane. 

Building stones, Broadhead. 

Lower Burlington limestone in

New Mexico, Springer. 

Description of cotton country of

Missouri, Loughridge. 

Microscopic structure of building

stones, Merrill, G. P.

1885. Burlington gravel beds, Kansas, 

Broadhead.

Mines of Cartersville, Jasper 

County, Broadhead.

BoAvlders of decomposition at 

Washington, D. C., etc., Spencer, J. W.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Origin of crystalline rocks, Hunt, 

T.S.

1886. Samples of iron ores, Chauvenet.

1887. Ore deposits in southeastern Missouri, Kemp.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C. H.

Hummocks and bowlders of decomposition, Spencer, J. W.

Lead and zinc, Clerc.

Loess and clays, analyses, Riggs.

Sand bowlders in drift, Spencer, 

J.W.

1888. Archean geology, Ha worth.

Coal, Ashburner.

Forms of ore deposits in limestone, Henrich.

Gas in eastern KansaSj Hay, R.

Jackson purchase, Kentucky, 

Loughridge.

Sub-Carboniferoua at Sedalia, 

Sampson.
654 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Missouri Continued.

1888. Macou County, McGoe.

Building stones, Merrill, G. P. 

Types of Devonian system in 

North America, Williams, H. S.

1889. Carboniferous Echinodermata,

Keyes.

Chouteau group, Eowley. 

History of Ozark uplift, Broadhead. 

Missouri River, Broadhead.

1890. Bibliography of geology, Sampsou.

Brecciated character of St. Louis 

limestone, Gordon.

Building stones, clays, and sands, 

Ladd.

Coal beds of Lafayette County, 

Winslow.

Crinoids from Burlington limestone, Eowley.

Crystalline rocks of Missouri, 

Haworth.

Glacial boundary, Wright, G. F.

Iron ores of the United States, 

Hunt, T. S.

Lineage of Lake Agassiz, Tocld.

Macfarlane's Eailway Guide, 

Broadhead.

Tallow clays, Seamon.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Zinciferous clays, Seamon.

Eeport Lake Superior division, 

United States Geological Survey [crystalline rocks], Van 

Hise.

1891. Analyses of five Cherokeo limestones, Eakins.

Age and origin of crystalline 

rocks, Haworth.

Bowlder of copper and glacial 

strife, Kilpatrick.

Cambrian of North America, Wolcott.

Clays and building stones, Ladd.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S.

Genesis of iron ores, Kimball.

Lower Carboniferous crinoids, 

Miller.

Ozark series, Broadhead.

Eeade's theory of the origin of 

mountain ranges, Eeado.

Relation of-secular rock disintegration to certain schists, 

Pumpelly.

Missouri Continued. 

1891. Relationship of Pleistocene to 

pre-Pleistocene, Chamberlin 

and Salisbury.

Titanic oxide [in soils], Dunuington.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P. 

[Missouri Republican.] Geology of 

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Do Bow's Eevicw, vols. 37-38, pp. 9C5-967, 

New Orleans, 1869.

Mitchell, Elisha. Eeport on the geology of North Carolina, conducted under 

the direction of the board of agriculture, part 3.

Papers on .agricultural subjects, pp. 1-27, 

small 4°, Ealeigh, 1827.

 On the character and origin of the 

low country of North Carolina. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 13, pp. 336-348,1828.

 Geological report on North Carolina. 

Papers on agricultural subjects, conducted 

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1828?.

 On the geology of the gold region 

of North Carolina.

Am. Jour. Sci.,vol. 16, pp. 1-20; vol. 17, p. 400, 

1829.

 Elements of geology, with an outline 

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141 pages, map.

Mitchell, Henry. Notes concerning alleged changes in the relative elevations 

of land and sea.

TJ. S. Coast Surv., Eeport for 1877, pp. 98-103, 

4°, 1880.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, 

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Mitchell, Samuel L. The physical geography of the first range of mountains 

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Am. Mineralogical Jour. (Brace), vol. 1, pp 

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 An amendment proposed to the geological chart of the United States as 

respects the character of the north side 

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Am. Mineralogical Jour. (Brace), vol. 1, pp. 

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 A sketch of the scenery of the region 

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Am. Mineralogical Jour. (Bruce), vol. 1, pp. 

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DABTON.J NOKTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 655

Mitchell, Samuel L. Continued. 

' Observations on the geology of North 

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Cuvier's Essay on the Theory of the Earthi 

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 A lecture on some parts of the natural history of New Jersey, delivered 

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1828.

Mollhausen, Baldwin. Tagebuch ein'er 

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1858.

Monckton, G. F. The auriferous series 

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Geologists' Assoc., l?roc., vol. 11, pp. 454-464, 

1891.

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Now Brunswick, Nat. Hist. Soc., Bull. No. 5, 

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Bound as part of Vol. X, lmt with separate 

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Bound as part of Vol. X, but with separate 

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Montana.

1814. Expedition up the Missouri and 

across the Rocky Mountains, 

Lewis and Clarke.

1821. Sketches of the Mississippi Valley, James, E.

1855. Uober die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Lignite of the upper Missouri,

Rogers, H. D. 

1858. Notes on map and sections of

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Hay den.

1860. Deposits of bad lands on the 

Judith, Haydeu.

1861. Geology of headwaters of the 

Missouri, Hayden.

Montana C outinued.

1862. Period of elevation of ranges 

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Hayden.

1863. Geology of the upper Mississippi,

Hayden. 

1865. Eocene lignite formation of

United States, Conrad. 

1867. Country about sources of the

Missouri, Meek and Hayden.

1869. Exploration of Yellowstono and 

Missouri rivers, Hayden.

1870. Fossils from Utah, Meek.

1872. Report on mineral rocks, etc.,

Peale. 

Report of survey of Nebraska,

etc., Hayden. 

Tertiary flora of North America,

Lesquereux. 

Quebec and Carboniferous in

Teton range, Bradley, F. H. 

Map of Montana and Wyoming,

Haydon and Peale. 

General report on Montana, etc.,

Haydeu.

1873. Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C. H.; Hitchcock and Blake.

Paleontologic report, Montana, 

etc., Meek.

Sixth report on. survey of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and 

Utah, Hayden.

Drift of the Northwest, Winchell, N. H.

Report Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah, Peale.

1874. Vertebrata of Cretaceous of the

West, Cope.

Metaniorphism due to burning of 

lignite, Alien, J. A.

1875. Region along forty-n inth parallel,

Dawson, G. M. 

Cretaceous of the West, Cope.

1876. Report of surveys for 1874, Hayden. 

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils

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Gabb. 

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils

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New Tertiary lake basin, Grinnell

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Section between headwaters of

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Hayden.

1877. Geology of Judith River region, 

Cope.
656 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Montana Continued.

1878. Tertiary flora of Western Territories, by Lesquereux, Cope. 

Report on Big Horn Mountains, 

Carpenter.

1879. Wilderness at head of Missouri,

Columbia, and Colorado rivers,

Blackburn, C. F. 

Eolations of horizons of cx\tinct

vertebrata, Cope. 

North American Mesozoic and

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

1881. Micro character of vitreous rocks 

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Judith River group, Sternberg.

Ancient glaciers of Rocky Mountains, Geikie.

Canyons, their character and origin, Bross.

Occurrence of volcanic rocks, 

Eccles.

1882. Facts in Montana, Idaho, etc.,

Newberry. 

Work in Rocky Mountain district,

Hayden. 

Tertiary of central region, Cope.

1883. Burning of lignite in situ, White,

C.A. 

Commingling of faunas in Laraniie group, White, C. A. 

Green River group in Montana

and Dakota, White, C. A. 

Glacial drift in upper Missouri

region, White, C. A.

1884. Upper Missouri River system,

Ward, L. W. 

Glacial drift in Montana and

Dakota, Whvfce, C. A. 

Report from Carroll to the Yellowstone Park, Dana and Grinuell.

1885. Report of division of Paleozoic 

Paleontology, Walcott.

Report of Montana division, Hayden.

Jurassic of North America, White, 

C.A.

Geologic sketch of Rocky Mountain division, Eminons, S. F.

Surface geology along Northern 

Pacific Railroad, Newberry.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Operations in upper Missouri 

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Nephelingestein in den Vereinigten Staaten, Wolff.

Devonian strata, Peale.

Montana Continued.

1885. Ueber des Gangrevier von Butte, 

Rath.

1886. Rock Creek and Gardiner River 

coal fields, Wolff.

Geology of Laramie of Montana 

coal fields, Liudgren.

Fossils from central Montana, 

Whitfield, R. P.

Report of geologic studies, Hayden.

Pliocene sands, Merrill, G. P.

Relations of the coal, Davis, 

W. M.

Coal fields, Eldridge.

Eruptive rocks, Lindgren.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock,

C.H.

Mesozoic and Ceuozoic, Cope. 

Butte City, Rainbow lode, Blake,

W.P.

Geology of Butte, Eminons, S. F. 

Great Falls coal field, Newberry. 

Volcanic dust analyses, Clarke,

F.W.; Whitfield, J. E.

1888. Division of glacial geology,

Chamberlin, T. C. 

Drumlummon veins, Clay ton. 

Report United States Geological

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Literature of geyserite, Merrill,

G.P.

1889. Iron Butte, Calvin.

Analyses of rocks, Chatard.

Notes on rocks from Fort Ellie 

and Gallatin Valley, Merrill, 

G. P.

Report Montana division, 

United States Geological Survey, Peale.

1890. Analyses of rocks, Chatard and 

Enkins, Catlett, Eakins.

Crazy Mountains, Wolff.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Dawsou, G. M.; Pumpelly, Putnam, Upham.

Remains in Laramie, Cannon.

Laramie group, Ward, L. F.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Report Cascade division, United 

States Geological Survey 

[Crazy Mountains], Diller.

Report Montana division, 

United States Geological Survey, Peale.
BARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 657

Montana Continued. 

1891. Analyses of'eruptive rock, Chatard.

Cambrian of North America, Walcott.

Cinnabar and Bozeman coal fields, 

Weed.

Coal fields of Montana, Weed.

Cretaceous of North America, 

White, C. A.

Dates of origin of certain topographic forms, Davis, W. M.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S.

Classification of mountain ranges, 

Uphain.

Flora of Great Falls coal field,

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Notes on Sweet Grass hills, Ledonx.

Stones for building, Morrill, G. P. 

Titanic oxide [in soils], Dunniugtou.

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 6, pp. 243-244, plate 10, 

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DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 659

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Am. Geol., vol. 5,pp. 80-83, 1890. 

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Murphy. Some physical features of Nova 

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Nova Scotian lust., Trans., vol. 0, pp. ISO145, 1886.

Murray, Alexander. [Report on district 

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Geol. Surv. Canada, lleport of progress, 

1843, Montreal, 1845.

Abstract, Canadian Jour., vol. 3, pp. 27-29, 

4°, 1855.
660 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Murray, Alexander Continued.

 Report [on Bonaventure River district].

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress for 

1844, pp. 67-77, Montreal, 1846.

 Report [on a part of the eastern peninsula of Canada between Bay Chaleur 

and Gulf of St. Lawrence].

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress,

1845-46, pp. 99-122, Montreal, 1847.

 Report [on KarnanistiquiaandMichipicotenrivers, Lake Superior district].

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress,

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 On north coast of Lake Huron.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report for 1847-48, pp. 

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Abstract, Canadian Jour., vol. 3, pp. 48-52, 

4°, 1855.

 Report [on a further examination of 

the shores, islands, and rivers of Lake 

Huron].

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1848-49, pp. 7-46, map, Ottawa,-1850.

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Clair, and Erie].

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress,

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 Report [on part of the region between the Ottawa and St. Lawrence 

rivers].

Geol. Snrv. Canada, Report of progress,

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 Report [on country lying north of 

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Lake Simcoe].

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress,

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Abstract, Canadian Jour., vol. 3, p. 29 (£ p.), 

4°, 1855.

 Report for the year 1853 [on region 

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Ottawa River].

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress,

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Ottawa River].

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

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 Report for the year 1855 [examination of parts of the Huron and Western 

districts.]

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

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Abstract, Canadian Nat., vol. 3, pp. 81-83, 

1858.

Murray, Alexander Continued.

 Report for the year 1856 [further explorations in region north of Lake 

Huron].

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

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Gool. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 1857, 

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Abstract, Canadian Nat,, vol. 4, pp. 63-64, 

1859.

 Report [on the copper district of the 

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Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 1858. 

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Abstract, Am. Jour, Sci., 2d series, vol. 31, 

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 Sequence and distribution of the 

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Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, Report of progress, 1865, pp. 10-44, Montreal, I860.

Reprinted in Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, 

pp. 5-47, London, 1881.

 Report of geological survey of Newfoundland for 1865, with a prefatory 

report and an appendix, by W. E. 

Logan, 46 pages, Montreal, 1866.

 Report upon the geological survey 

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Reprinted in Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, 

pp. 73-UO, London, 1881.

 [Report on Union Mine region, Tilt 

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Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, Report of progress, 1867, pp. 3-34, St. Johns, 1868.

 Report upon the geological survey 

of Newfoundland for 1868,68 pages, St. 

Johns, 1868.

Reprinted in Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, 

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 Of the rocks and associated minerals 

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Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, Report of progress, 1869, St. Johns, 1870.

Reprinted in Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, 

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 [Survey of the Bay East River, its 

tributaries, and the surrounding country.]

Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, Report of progress, 1870, pp. 6-51, St. Johns, 1870.

Reprinted in Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, 

pp. 208-248, London, 1881.

 Report upon the geological survey 

of Newfoundland for 1869, 35 pages, 12°, 

St. Johns, 1870.

 Geographical description of the Bay 

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Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, Report of progress, 1871, pp. 4-49, St. Johns, 1872.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 661

Murray, Alexander Continued.

 Distribution of the formations [of 

Aval on].

Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, Report for 1872, 

pp. 14-34, St. Johns, 1873.

Reprinted in Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, 

pp. 279-297, London, 1881.

 The Carboniferous series of Newfoundland.

Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, Report of progress, 1873, pp. 14-35, 42. Montreal, 1873.

 Geological map of Newfoundland, 

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 Rocks of Rocky River survey.

Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, Report of progress, 1872, pp. 30-34, St. Johns, 1873.-

 Distribution of the formations [in 

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Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, Report of progress, 1872, pp. 14-29, St. Johns, 1873.

 Laurentian and Lower Silurian formations.

Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, Report of progress, 1873, pp. 35-40, Montreal, 1873.

 Geological features [of Gander River 

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Geol. Surv.Newfoundland,Report of progress, 1874, pp. 20-24, St. Johns, 1875.

 [Report on the upper waters of the 

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Geol. Surv., Newfoundland, Report of progress, 1875, pp. 5-6, St. Johns, 1870.

 Geological map of Newfoundland, 

26 by 26 inches, Montreal, 1877; scale, 

25 miles to 1 inch.

 Discovery of the serpentine and associated rocks with their metallic ores in 

Newfoundland.

Phil. Mag., now series, vol. 7, p. 216 (J p.),

1879. 

Read to the Gool. Soc., London.

Murray, Alexander Continued.

 Geological survey of Newfoundland, 

Report of progress for 1879, St. John, 

1880. (Not seen.)

Reprinted in Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, 

pp. 512-531, London, 1881.

 Special report on discovery of gold 

near Brigus. Conception Bay.

Geol. Surv. Newfoundland, pp. 532-530, London, 1881.

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Royal Soc. Canada, Trans., vol. 1, sec. 4, pp. 

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Murray, John. On the sea-bottom deposits observed during the cruise of 

the Challenger.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 12, pp. 255-270,

1876. 

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 Report on the specimens of bottom 

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the Caribbean, and along the Atlantic 

Coast of the United States by the U. S. S. 

Blake.

Harvard Coll., Mua. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

12, pp. 37-61,1886.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, 

pp. 221-225, 1886.

Murrish, John. State of Wisconsin, report on the geological survey of the 

lead regions, 65 pages [1863?].

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Wisconsin Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, p. 193 

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Wisconsin Agr. Soc., Trans., 1872-73, pp. 

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N.

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 9, pp. 28-39,1825. 

Nash, Alansou. Notices of the lead mines 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 12, pp. 238-270, map, 1827.

Nason, Frank L. On the location of 

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Am. Jour. Sci.,3d aeries, vol. 34, pp. 485-487, 

1887.

Nason, Frank L. Continued.

 A new locality of the camptonito of 

Hawes and Rosenbusch.

Am.Jour.Sci.,3d sor.,vol.38.pp.229-230,1889. 

Abst., Am. Nat., vol.23, p. 812 (3 lines), 1889.

 The Triassic rocks or the red sandstones of New Jersey.

Geol. Surv. New Jersey, Report for 1888, pp. 

16-44, plate, 1889.

 Geological studies of the Archean 

rocks.

Oeol. Surv. New Jersey, Report for 1889, pp. 

12-05,1889.
662 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. J27.

Nason, Frank L. Continued. 

[ ] Geological studies of the Triassic 

or red sandstone rocks.

Geol. Surv. New Jersey, Keport, 1889, pp. 66- 

72,1889.

[ ?] Artesian wells.

Geol. Surv. New Jersey, Eeport for 1889, pp. 

82-89,1889.

 On the intrusive origin of the Watchung traps of No \v Jersey. [Abstract.] 

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 562-563(Jp.), 

1890. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 212 (Jp.), 1890.

 Scapolite rock.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, p. 407 (6 

lines), 1890.

 The post-Archeau age of the white 

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Geol. Surv. Now Jersey, Report for 1890, pp. 

25-50, 2 plates, 1891.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 25, pp. 815-816,1891. 

Reviewed by Anon., Am. Geol., vol. 8, yp. 

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 The post-Archean age of the white 

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Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 241-252,1891. 

The post-Archeaii age of the white

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Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 166-171,1891. 

In answer to J. D. Dana, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d 

series, vol. 42, pp. 70-72,1891.

 Iron mines, notes on the active iron 

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Geol. Surv. New Jersey, Report for 1890, pp. 

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 Eruptive iron ores.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 51, p. 693 (J p.), 

4°, 1891.

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc.,vol. 38, pp. 244- 

245,1890.

Nathorst, A. G. The position of the 

Oleuellus beds.

Am. Geol., vol. 2, p. 356 (J p.), 1888.

Nathurst, E. 0. Formation of coal 

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Eng. and Mining Jonr., vol. 45, pp, 194-195, 

4°, 1888.

Nebraska.

1821. Formations of western part of 

Mississippi \ralley, James, E. P.

1823. Map of country drained by 

the Mississippi, western section, James, E.

Nebraska Continued.

1823. Expedition from Pittsburg to the 

Rocky Mountains, Long.

1824. Pumice of the Missouri, James, E. 

1835. Country west of the Eocky

Mountains, Ball, J. 

1843. Geology of central and western

portions of America, Eogers,

H. D. 

Exploration from the Missouri to

the Rocky Mountains, Fremont.

1852. Survey of Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, etc., Owen, D. D. 

Map of the Bad lands, Evans, J.

1853. Geologic map of the United 

States, etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Map of Wisconsin, Iowa, and

Minnesota, Owen, D. D. 

Fusiliua limestone from Fort 

Kearney, Owen, D. D.

1855. Ueber die Geologie von NordAnierika, Marcou, J.

1856. Specimens from Mauvaises Torres, 

Blake, W. P.

Review of part of geologic map 

of the United States by Marcou, Blake, W. P.

Geology of the upper Missouri, 

Hay den.

1857. Les roches dn Jura, Marcou, J. 

Geology and paleontology of

Mexican boundary survey,

Hall, J. 

Notes on Cretaceous of Nebraska,

Meek and Haydeu.

1858. Notes on map and section of

country on Missouri River,

Haydeu.

Sketch of geology of the United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Tertiary and Cretaceous of the 

Northwest, Meek and Hayden.

American geology, addressed to 

Meek and Hayden, Marcou, J.

Geology of Mauvaises Terres of 

White River, Hayden.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1859. Explanation of map of Nebraska

and Kansas, Hayden. 

Reply to criticisms of J. D. Dana,

Marcou, J. 

Explanation of map of Nebraska

and Kansas, Hayden. 

Lower Cretaceous of Kansas and

Nebraska, Meek and Hayden.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 663

Nebraska Continued.

1859. So-called Trias of Kansas and 

Nebraska, Meek and Hayden.

1860. Notes on Kansas and Nebraska,

Marcou, J. 

Explorations in Kansas, Meek

and Hayden. 

Notes on Nebraska and Utah,

Hayden.

1861. Reply to Newberry on age of Nebraska leaves, Herr.

1862. Synopsis of Cretaceous brachipods, Gabb.

Lower Silurian, Jurassic, Cretaceous, and Tertiary fossils from 

Nebraska, Meek and Hayden.

1863. Cretaceous fossils, Meek and Hayden.

Geology, etc., of the upper Mississippi, Hayden.

1864. Reconnaissance au Nebraska,

Marcou, J. 

Dyas in Nebraska, Marcou, J.

1865. Carboniferous and Cretaceous of 

Kansas and Nebraska, Meek.

1866. Map of Canada and part of the 

United States, Logan and Hall.

1867. Cretaceous of the West, the Dakota group, Haydeu.

Geinitz on upper Paleozoic, Meek.

Survey of 100 miles west of 

Omaha, Egleston.

Le Dyas au Nebraska, Marcou, J.

First annual report of survey of 

the'Territories, Haydeu.

Terrain crc"tac6 snr les bords du 

Missouri, Marcou, J.

1868. Possibilities of coal in Nebraska,

Haydeu, White, C. A. 

Dyas in Nebraska, Marcou, J.

1869. Tertiary of Dakota and Nebraska, 

Hayden.

Lignite beds of the upper Missouri, Hayden.

Cretaceous and Tertiary plants 

from Yellowstoue, Newberry.

Report of survey of Colorado 

and New Mexico, Haydeu.

Notes in Wyoming and Colorado, 

Hayden.

Exploration of Yellowstone and 

Missouri rivers, Haydeu.

1870. Later extinct flora of North

America, Newberry. 

1872. Report of survey of Nebraska,

Hayden.

Nebraska Continued.

1872. Paleontology of eastern Nebraska, 

Meek.

Plants of Cretaceous and Tertiary, Lesquereux.

Geology of the Missouri Valley, 

Hayden.

1873. Geologic map of the United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

1874. Lignite flora of the far West,

Newberry.

Cretaceous flora of the Western 

Territories, Lesquereux.

1875. Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H. 

Exploration iu Nebraska and 

Dakota, Hayden.

1876. Superficial deposits of Nebraska,

Aughey. 

Later extinct floras of North

America, Newberry. 

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils

of the upper Missouri, Meek. 

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils

of the upper Missouri country,

Gabb. 

Relations of lignitic group of

the West, Stevenson. 

Geology between Leaven worth

and the Sierra Nevadn, Englemann.

1877. Coal regions of America, Macfarlaue, J.

1878. Lignitic formations of North

America, Lesquereux, Haydeu.

Position of forest bed of north 

eastern Iowa, McGee. 

Hot Bluffs in nordlichen Nebraska, Rachel.

1879. North American Mesozoic and

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A. 

Richthofen's theory of loess in 

light of Missouri deposits, 

Todd.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Nebraska, Hayden.

1880. Physical geography and geology 

of Nebraska, Aughey.

1881. Quaternary of west Iowa and 

east Nebraska, Chamberlin, 

Todd.

1882. Tertiary of central region, Cope. 

Loess of North America, Call.

1883. Fauna and extent of Laramie 

group, White, C. A.
664 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Nebraska Continued.

1883. Intermittent wells in Nebraska.,

Tocld.

Review of nonmarine fossil mollusca of Nortli America, White, 

C. A.

1884. Vertebrata of Tertiary of the

West, Cope.

Glacial boundary in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, Wright, 

G.F.

1885. Report of glacial division, Chambcrlin, T. C. 

Report on Quaternary geology,

Chamberlin, T. C. 

Well iu Carboniferous at Brownvillo, Hicks.

Dike on White River, Hicks. 

Microstructureof certain bowlder

clays, Dawson, G. M. 

Map of the United States, McGee.

1886. Quaternary volcanic deposits in

Nebraska, Todd. 

Dakota group south of Platto

River, Hicks. 

Volcanic dust in southwestern

Nebraska, Merrill, G. P. 

Dakota group, Hicks. 

Permian in Nebraska, Hicks.

1887. Lincoln salt basin, Hicks. 

Well sections, Hicks. 

Map of United States, Hitchcock,

C.H.

Volcanic dust, analysis, Clarice, 

F.W.

1888. Coal, Ashburner.

Crystalline rock in Pawnee 

County, Russell, F. W.

Diatomaceous earth, Hicks.

Fossil bone iu well at Lincoln, 

Am. Geol.

Geyserite, Hicks.

Literature of geyserite, Merrill, 

G.P.

Marl from Cheyenne County, 

Am. Geol.

Peat bed in Loup County, Russell, F. W.

Report division of glacial geology, United States Geological 

Survey, Chamberliu, T. C.

Salt well at Lincoln, Russell, F. C.

Quartzite between Niobrara and 

O'Neil, Hicks.

Volcanic dust, Hicks.

Nebraska Continued.

1888. Green quartzite, Tocld.

Clay from Pine and Cherry counties, Reed.

1889. Continuance of Lake Cheyenne,

Todd.

Soils of Nebraska, Hicks. 

Terraces of the Missouri, Todd.

1890. Lineage of Lake Agassiz, Todd. 

Loess, and its fossils, Shimek. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Todd. 

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

1891. An old lake bottom, Hicks.

Cretaceous of North America, 

White, C.A.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S.

Flat Creek bad lauds, Kingsley.

Notes on central Nebraska,, Russell, F. W.

- Progress report of artesian and 

underflow investigation, Nettletoii.

Some Kansas salt marshes, Hay.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Neff, Peter. The Sylvania sand in Cuyahoga County, Ohio.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 32-34, 1890. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 110 (4 lines), 

1890.

Nelson, Edward T. Oruthe origin of 

stylolites.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 17, p. 08 (J p.), 

1879.

Nelson, E. J. On the geology of the

Bahamas and on coral formations generally.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 9, pp. 200-215, 

1853.

Nesbit, D. M. Tide marshes of the 

United States, with contributions from 

the United States Coast Survey, by S. 

L. Boardman, Eldridge, Morse, and 

others; United States Department of 

Agriculture, miscellaneous, Special Re-* 

port No. 7, 259 pages, Washington, 

1885.

Nettleroth, Henry. Kentucky fossil 

shells; a monograph of the fossil 

shells of the Silurian and Devonian 

rocks of Kentucky.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, J. P. Procter, director, 245, iv pages, 36 plates, 4°, Frankfort, 

Ky.,1889.
UAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 665

Nettleton, E. S. On the first systematic collection and discussion of the 

Venango County oil wells of western 

Pennsylvania, prepared for publication by J. F. Carll.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 1C, pp. 429-495, 

1877.

 Progress report of artesian and underflow investigation between the 

ninety-seventh degree of west longitude and the foothills of the Rocky 

Mountains, with maps and profiles, 

Part II, prepared under direction of 

the Secretary of Agriculture, 14 pages, 

11 plates, Washington, 1891.

Neumayr, M. Die Intertrappean Beds 

iru Dekau nnd die Laramiegruppe im 

westlichen Nordaraerika.

TSTonos Jalirlmch, 1884, vol.1, pp. 74-70, 1884.

 Die geographischo Verbroitunjj: dor 

Jura-Formation.

K. k. Akad. "Wiss., Denkacliriften, yol. 50, 

pp. 57-J42,pls.

Nevada.

1851. Geology and resources of California, Tyson, P. T.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Ancient lake in the Colorado

desert,, Blake, W. P. 

Exploration between the thirtyeighth and forty-first parallels 

in 1853-54, Schiel.

1855. Report on exploration between 

latitude 38 and 41 for route to 

the Pacific, Schiel.

1857. Country along Mexican boundary,

Emory.

Orography of Western States, 

Blake.

1858. Geology of North America, Marcon, J.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

1864. Geology and mines of Washoe

district, Blake, W. P. 

Reisebericht aus Californien,

Richthofen. 

Fossiliferous rocks of California,

Whitney, J. D.

1865. Geology of California, field work,

1860-1865, Whitney, J. D. 

Comstock lode, Eng. and Mining 

Jour.

1866. Recent developments of survey 

of California, Whitney, J. D.

Nevada Continued. 

1366. Journey through California and

Nevada, Jackson, C. T. 

Gayluss.ite from Nevada, Sillimau.

Polishing of rocks by sand, Jackson, C. T.

1867. Drift of Pacific Coast, Whitney, 

J.D.

1868. Remarks on geology of Nevada, 

Whitney, J.D.

Principles of natural system of 

volcanic rocks, Richthof'eu.

Mittheilungen vou der VVestkiisto 

Nord-Anierikas, Richthofen.

On fossils in Nevada, etc., Whitney, J.D.

Silurian in Nevada, Whitney, 

J. D.

1869. Desiccation of surface of western

America, Blake, W. P. 

Alter der goldfiihrenden Gauge, 

etc., Richthofen.

1870. Fossils from Pacific Coast, Gabb. 

Sun pictures of Rocky Mountain

scenery, Hayden, F. V. 

Geology of Toyabe range, Emnious, S. F.

Comstock lode, King, C. 

G oldlager st iitten C al i forn i en s,

Burkart.

White Pine district, Hague, A. 

Egan Canyon district, Hague, A. 

Geology of great Pacific Railroad,

Meek. 

Silver Bend district, Einmous,

S.F. 

Fossils collected by King survey,

Meek.

Mining industry survey of fortieth parallel, Hague, J. D.

1871. Ancient lakes of western America, New berry. 

Glaciers on Pacific Slope, King, C.

1872. Primordial fauna in Nevada, 

Whitney, J. D.

Reconnaissance in Nevada and 

Arizona, Lyle.

Ancient lakes of America, Newberry.

Notes on mining districts, Lylo.

Fish beds of Osiuo, Cope.

Notes on mining districts, Gilbert, 

G. K.

Mining districts, Hoifinau, W. J..
666 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Nevada Continued.

1872. Report of Arizona and Nevada, 

Gilbert, G. K.

1873. Tertiary coal of Osino, Cope.

Columnar diorite from Black 

Rock, Blake, W. P.

Topography of Great Basin, 

Blake, J.

Silver ores of White Pine district, 

Claytou.

Geologic map of United States, 

, Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock

and Blake.

>1874. Glacial epoch in Utah and Nevada, Gilbert, G. K.

Age of the Tonto sandstone, Gilbert, G. K.

Preliminary report, surveys -west 

of the one hundredth meridian, 

Gilbert, G. K.

Researches in Arizona and Nevada, Gilbert, G. K.

Notes on Bristol and Eagle disdricts, Howell, E. E.

Lignites and flint beds of western America, Newberry.

Notes on mining districts, Gilbert, G. K.

Origin of fissures and their contents, Brown, A. J.

1875. Pnebla range, Blake, J.

Eeport on portions of Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico, 

Howell, E. E.

New feature in Comstock lode, 

Becker.

Geology of Sierra Nevada in relation to vein mining, Bowman.

Portions of Nevada, Utah, etc., 

Gilbert, G. K.

Carboniferous coal in Nevada, 

Brown, A. J.

1876. Notes on Uintah and Wahsatch, 

ranges, King, C.

Wheeler's expedition, Loew. . Report on southeast California 

region, Loew.

Geology between Leavenworth 

and Sierra Nevada, Englemaun.

Paleozoic subdivision on fortieth 

parallel, King, C.

Maps of parts of California, Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, New 

Mexico, and Utah, Gilbert, Marvine and Howell.

Nevada Continued.

1876. Microscopic petrography survey 

of fortieth parallel, ZLrkel.

1877. Descriptive geology fortieth parallel survey, Hague and Eminons.

Part of western Nevada and eastern California, Conkling.

Fossils from Nevada, Utah, etc., 

White, C. A.

Remarks on paleontology of fortieth parallel survey, Hall and 

Whitlield.

Remarks on Mesozoic and Cenozoic, Meek.

1878. Gravel ridges in Merrimac Valley, Wright, G. P.

Springs of Nevada, Lyle.

Systematic geology of fortieth 

parallel survey, King, C.

Report on portions of Nevada 

and California, Conkling.

Restored outline of Lake Bonueville, Gilbert and Howell.

Structure and origin of mountains, Le Conte.

1879. Classification of rocks, Wadsworth.

North American Mesozoic and 

Ceuozoic, Miller, S. A.

Ores of Eureka district, Blake

Eureka district, Keyes, W. S.

Geological survey of the fortieth 

parallel, Newberry.

Jura-Trias of western North 

America, White, C. A.

Fortieth parallel survey, systematic geology by King, Purnpelly.

Temperatures in the Corastock 

lode, Church.

Extinct volcanoes about Lake 

Mono, Le Conte.

Amyzon Tertiary beds, Cope.

Macfarlaue's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Wyoming, Hague, A.

Wanderings in the Western land, 

Vivian.

1880. Report of work in Eureka disHague, A.

Reconnaissance in San Francisco, 

Eureka and Bodie districts, 

Becker.

Auriferous gravels of Sierra Nevada, Whitney, J. D.

1881. Loess of the Western plains, 

Child.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 667

Nevada Continued, 

i 1882. Certain Tertiary of the Great 

Basin, Cope.

Summary of geology of the Cornstock lode, Becker.

Report of work in Enreka district, Hague, A.

Geology of Comstock lode and 

Washoe district, Becker.

Sulphur deposits in Utah and 

Nevada, Russell, I. C.

Report of United States Geological. Survey, Powell, J. W.

Volcanic drift of Challis, Idaho, 

Julien.

Report of division of the Pacific, 

Hague, A.

Tertiary of central region, Cope.

Aurora, Nev. ; Clarke, H. C.

1883. Classification of lake basins, 

Davis, W. M.

Lithology of exploration of fortieth parallel, Merrill, N. F.

Note snr la g6ologie do la Califoruio, Marcou, J.

Thermal spring of Yellowstono 

Park, Peale.

Exploration of fortieth parallel, 

Wadsworth.

Playas and playa lakes, Russell, 

I. C.

Mineral vein formation at Steamboat Springs, Le Conte.

History of Lake Lahontan, Russell, I. C.

Report on work in Great Basin, 

Gilbert, G.K.

Geology of Eureka district, 

Hague, A.

1884. Paleontology of Eureka district, 

Walcott.

Azoic system and its subdivisions, 

Whitney and Wadsworth.

Climate changes of later geologic 

times, Whitney, J. D.

The fortieth parallel rocks, Wadsworth.

Idaho Pliocene lake, Cope.

Petrography of fortieth parallel 

survey, Zirkel.

Cambrian of United States and 

Canada, Waloott.

The deposition of ores, Newberry.

Silver-load deposits of Eureka, 

Cnrtis, J. S.

Nevada Con tinned.

1884. Lower Burlington limestone in

New Mexico, Springer. 

Carson City ichnolites, Blake. 

Volcanic dust in the Groat Basin,

Russell, LC. 

Volcanic rocks of the Great Basin,

Hague and Iddings. 

Rocky Hill mines, Eureka,

Science. 

Vertebrata of Tertiary of the

West, Cope.

Lakes of Great Basin, Russell, I.C. 

Building stones, Foster, W.

1885. Existing glaciers of the United 

States, Russell, I. C.

History of the Taconic question, 

Hunt, T. S.

Meridional deflection of ice 

streams, McGee.

Progress of geology, 1883, Hunt,

T.S. 

Taconic system, Marcou, J.

Geologic sketch of Pacific division, Becker.

[Analysis of rocks, etc.], work 

done in Washington 1 aboratoiy, 

Clarko and Chatard.

Quaternary lakes of the Great 

Basin, Gilbert, G. K.

Volcanic dust deposits of the 

Great Basin, .Russell, I. C.

Quaternary and Recent mollnsca 

of the Great Basin, Call.

Allanite as a rock constituent, 

Iddings and Cross.

Study of tlunolito of Lake Lahoutan, Dana, E. S.

Hague and Iddings on Comstock 

lode, Raymond, R. W.

Enlargement of fragments in certain rocks, IrvingandVan Hise.

Structure of the Enreka district, 

Hague, A.

Igneous rocks of Washoe, Hague 

and Iddiugs.

Lake Lahontau, Russell, I. C.

Map of the United States, McGee.

New genus of Cambrian trilobite, 

Walcott.

1886. Geological battle of the Comstock, Church. 

Washoe rocks, Becker. 

Report of work in division of 

a chemistry, Clarko, F. W.
668 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Nevada Continued..

1886. Cumbrian of North America, Walcott.

1887. Map of the United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

History of the faults of the 

Sierra Nevada, Gilbert, G. K.

Mesozoic realm, Cope.

Faults of the Great Basin and 

Sierra Nevada, Russell, I. C.

1888. Types of Devonian, Williams, 

H.S.

Faults of Sierra Nevada and Basin ranges, Gilbert, G. K.

Glaciers, Euimons, S. F.

Marbles, Newberry.

Obsidian cliff, Iddings.

Origin of primary quartz in 

basalt, Iddings.

Quicksilver deposits, Becker.

Report California division United 

States Geological Survey, 

Becker.

Report of Paleozoic division, Walcott.

Theory of ore deposits, Wadsworth.

1889. Stratigraphic position of Olenel1ns, Walcott.

Glaciation of peaks of Sierra 

Nevada, Am. Geol.

Origin of normal faults, Le Conte.

Classification of Cambrian, Matthew.

Dry lakes, Jenney.

Equus beds, Cope.

1890. Analysis of adobe soil, Eakins.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Hague.

Natural soda, Chatard.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Fauna of lower Cambrian, Walcott.

1891. Cambrian of North America, Walcott. 

Classification of mountain ranges,

Uphain.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S. 

Manganese deposits, Penrose. 

Ore deposits of Pioche, Mayuard. 

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P. 

Newberry, John S. [On pebbles in conglomerates, and on quartzites.]

Annals of Science (Cleveland), vol. 1, p. 236 

(J p.), 1853. 0 

Read to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1853.

Newberry, John S. Continued.

 Report upon the geology of the 

route.

Geological report, in report of exploration 

for a railroad route from the Sacramento Valley to the Columbia River. Explorations and 

surveys for a railroad route from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean, vol. C, Part II 

[routes in California and Oregon], 4°, pp. 9-C8, 

Washington, 1857 [33d Gong., 2d sess., House 

Ex. Doc. No. 9].

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 26, 

pp. 123-120,1855.

 On the mode of formation of cannel 

coal.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 23, pp. 212-215, 

1857.

 Report on the economical geology of 

the route of the Ashtabula and New 

Lisbon Railroad, 47 pages, map, Cleveland, 1857.

 Explorations in New Mexico he 

shows Marcou's so-called Jurassic to be 

Cretaceous.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 28, pp. 298-299,

1859.

 Notes on the ancient vegetation of 

North America.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 29, pp. 208-218,

1860. 

Abstract, Canadian Nat., vol. 6, pp. 73-77,

1861.

 [Note in reply to Lesquereux on Tertiary and Cretaceous floras.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 30, pp. 273-275, 

1860.

 Geological report.

Report upon the Colorado River of the

West, explored in 1857 and 1858 by Lieut. Joseph C. Ives, Part III, 154 pages, 6 plates, 4° 

[36th Cong., 1st sess., Senate Ex. Doc. j, 

Washington, 1861.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 33, 

pp. 394-403,1861.

 Description of the fossil plants collected by George Gibbs, geologist to 

the United States Northwest Boundary 

Commission under A. Campbell.

Boston Jour. Nat. Hist., vol. 7, pp. 506-525, 

1863.

 Notes on the surface geology of the 

basin of the Great Lakes.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc.,vol. 9, pp. 42-46, 

1865.

 Mineral oil. Prospectus of the Indian Creek and Jacks Knob (Cumberland and Clinton counties, Ky.) coal, 

salt, oil,.etc., company, with a geolog-
DARTON-] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 669

Newberry, John S. Continued, 

ical report on the lands, 20 pages, Cincinnati, 1866.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 41, 

p. 284 (f p.), 1866.

 On the age of the coal formation of 

China.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 42, pp. 151-154, 

1806.

 Geological map of Ohio.

Stebbin's Atlas of Ohio (not seen), 1867.

 Report on the Cretaceous and Tertiary plants.

Geological report of the explorations on the 

Yellowstono and Missouri rivers, in 1859-60, 

by Dr. F. V. Hayden, assistant under the direction of Capt. \V. F. Raynolda, pp. 145-174, 

"Washington, 1869.

 On the surface geology of the basin 

of the Great Lakes and the valley of 

the Mississippi.

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Annals, vol. 

9, pp. 213-234,1870.

Am. Nat., vol. 4, pp. 193-218,1871.

lleviewed by L. J. Stroop, ibid., pp. 623-025.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 49, 

pp. 111-114, 207-269; Am. Nat., vol. 2, [jp. 

444-445 (5 p.), 1869; Noues Jahrbuch, 1870, p. 

500,1870; Nature, vol. 2, p. 177.

 Notes on the later extinct floras of 

North America, with descriptions of 

some new species of fossil plants from 

the Cretaceous and Tertiary strata.

New York Lyceum .Nat. Hist., Annals, vol. 

9, pp. 1-76,1870.

 On the flora and fauna of the Miocene Tertiary beds of Oregon and Idaho. 

Road to Am. Asaoc. Adv., Sci., 1869. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 3, pp. 446-447 (f p.), 

3870.

 The geological survey of Ohio, its 

progress in 1869; report of an address 

delivered to the legislature of Ohio, 60 

pages, New York, 1870.

 : The ancient lakes of western America, their deposits and drainage.

Now York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Trans., vol. 1, 

pp. 25-32,1871.

 [Age of sandstone at Fort Harker.] 

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Trans., vol. 1, 

p. 148 (J p.), 1871.

 [On the color of rocks poor in animal 

remains.]

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Traus., vol. 1, 

pp. 36-37 (4», 1871.

 The geological position of the remains of elephant and mastodon in 

North America.

New York Lyceum Nat Hist., Trails., vol. 1, 

pp. 77-83,1871.

Newberry, John S. Continued.

 [The Now Jersey sandstones not derived from traps.]

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Trans., vol. 1, 

pp. 131,133-134,137,1871.

 [On the age of some Western lignites.]

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Trans., vol. 1, 

p. 252 (i p.), 1871.

 On the gas wells of Ohio and Pennsylvania.

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Trans., vol. 

1, pp. 260-270,1871.

 Part I, Report of progress in 1869.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report for 1809, pp. 3-53, 

map, Columbus, 1871.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, 

pp. 215-216 (4 p.), 1871.

 Part 1, sketch of the structure of 

the lower coal measures in northeastern 

Ohio.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report of progress, 1870, 

pp. 14-53, Columbus, 1871.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 6, p. 291 (J p.); AmJour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 3, pp. 143-144,1872.

 The ancient lakes of western America; their deposits and drainage.

United States geological survey of Wyom. 

ing and portions of contiguous Territories, 

preliminary [2d] report, F. V, Hayden in 

charge, 2d Report of progress, pp. 329-339, 

Washington, 1872.

Am. Nat., vol. 4, pp. 640-660,1872.

F. V. Hayden's " Sun pictures of the Rocky 

Mountains," pp. 135-150,1872.

Abstracts, Canadian Nat., vol. 6, now series, 

pp. 112-118; Am. JoO. Sii.,2d series, vol. 50, 

pp. 129-130,1870.

 On Ohio and other gas wells.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 5, pp. 225-228, 

1873. 

From the Cleveland Herald.

 General geology [and geology of 

Cuyahoga and Summit counties].

Gool. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 1, pp. 1-222, 

Columbus, 1873.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 0, p. 

62 (J p.), 1873.

 About coals and lignites of Western 

States and Territories.

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Proc., 2d 

series, March to June, 1873, pp. 9-10.

 [The geological position of the mastodon and elephant.]

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Proc., 2d 

series, March to Juno, 1873, p. 12. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 5, pp. 729-731,1871.

 [Remarks on serpentine of the Coast 

and Cascade ranges.]

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Proc., 2d 

Heries,p. 66 (£ p.), 1874.
670 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Newberry, John S. Continued.

 On the lignites and plant beds of 

western America.

Ain.Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 7, pp. 399-404, 

1874.

 Tlie iron resources of the United

States.

International Eeview, vol. 2, pp. 754-780 

[not seen], 1874.

 Note on the vegetation of the drift.

Cleveland Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 76-80, 

1874.

 Analysis of Ohio coals.

Cleveland Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 80-82, 

1874.

 Surface geology.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Eeport, vol. 2, pp. 1-80, 

plates, Columbus, 1874.

Reviewed by J. D. D[ana], Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d series, vol. 9, pp. 468-409.1875.

 The Carboniferous system.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Eeport, vol. 2, pp. 81-180, 

Columbus, 1874.

 [Geology of Erie County and the 

islands, Loraiu County.]

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Eeport, vol. 2, pp. 183-224, 

Columbus, 1874.

 On the so-called laud plants from 

the lower Silurian of Ohio.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 8, pp. 110-113, 

1874.

 On the parallelism of coal seams.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 7, pp. 3C7-369, 

1874.

Cincinnati Quart. Jour. Sci., vol. 1, pp. 267- 

269,1874.

 [On the lignite flora of the far

West.]

! New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Proc., 2d 

series, pp. 78-79,1874.

 [Eemarks on geology of western 

; Texas.]

J New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Proc., 2d 

' series, pp. 69-70,1874.

 The Salina group.

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Proc., 2d 

series, January to March, 1873, pp. 11-12.

 Circles of deposition in American sedimentary rocks.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 22, part 2, 

pp. 185-196,1874.

Canadian Nat., vol. 7, new series, pp. 163-164, 

1875.

Discussed by T. S. Hunt, Am. Assoc. Adv. 

Sci., Proc., vol. 22, part 2, pp. 196-198,1875.

Newberry, John S. Continued.

 On circles of deposition in secondary 

sedimentary rock, American and foreign.

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Proc., 2d 

series, pp. 122-124,1874.

Discussed by Wurtz and Day, ibid., pp. 124, 

125, 1874.

 [Lower Cretaceous sandstone of 

Long Island.]

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Proc., 2d 

series, p. 127 (J p.), 1874.

 On the structure and origin of the 

Great Lakes.

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Proo., 2d 

series, pp. 136-138,1874.

 The causes of the cold of the Ice 

period.

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 9, pp. 280-290,1876. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 10, pp. 575-576,1876.

 [Geology of oil regions of United 

States.]

Read to New York Acad. Sci., March, 1876. 

Am. Nat., vol. 10, pp. 316-317 (§p.), 1876.

 Notes on the later extinct floras of 

North America, with descriptions of 

some new species of fossil plants from 

the Cretaceous and Tertiary strata.

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Annals, vol. 

9, pp. 1-76,1876.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol.46, 

pp. 401-407,1876.

 Geological report.

Eeport of expedition from Santa Fe, N.Mex., 

to the junction of the Grand and Green rivers 

of the Great Colorado of the West, in 1855, 

under the command of Capt. J. N. Macomb, 

pp. 9-118, map, plates, 4°, "Washington, 1876.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, 

pp. 220-221 (J p.), 1876.

 [On an asphaltic coal from the shale 

of the Huron River, Ohio, containing 

sulphate of baryta.]

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Annals, vol. 

11, pp. 105-106,1876.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, 

p. 303 (£ p.), 1875.

 Review of geological structure of 

Ohio.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Eeport, vol. 3, geology and 

paleontology, part 1, geology, pp. 1-51, Columbus, 1878.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 17, 

pp. 331-332 (J p.), 1879.

 [Geology of Tuscarawas, Colnmbiana, Portage, and Stark counties.]

Geol. Surv. Ohio. Eeport, vol. 3, geology and 

paleontology, part 1, geology, pp. 52-176, Columbus, 1878.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 671

Newberry, John S. Continued.

 Geology of Jefferson County [and 

Mahoning County].

Gcol. Surv. Ohio, lleport, vol. 3, geology and 

paleontology, part 1, geology, pp. 716-814, Columbus, 1878.

 The geological history of New York, 

island and harbor.

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 13, pp. 641-CGO,

1878.

 On the discovery of mineral wax, 

ozocerite, iu Utah.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 17, pp. 340-341,

1879.

 Ohio [geological formations].

Macfnrlano's Am. Gcol, 11. lv. Guide, pp. 109- 

114,1879.

 The geological survey of the fortieth

parallel.

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 15, pp. 302-317,

1879.

 The origin and classification of ore 

deposits.

School of Minos Quart., vol. 1, pp. 87-104,

1880.

Kansas City Keviow, vol. 4, pp. 105-170,200- 

205,1881.

 The geological history of the North 

American flora.

Sci. Am. Supp., vol.10 (No. 245), pp. 3909- 

3910, 1880. 

From Torrey Bot. Club, Bull., vol. 7, July,

1880. pp. 74-80,1880.

 ' The genesis of iron ores.

School of Mines Quart., vol. 2, pp. 1-17,1880.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 21,

p. 80 (J p.), 1881; Am. Nat., vol, 15, pp. 410-412,

1881.

 Hypothetical high tides as agents 

of geological change.

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 80- 

85,1882.

Sci. Am. Supp., vol. 13 (No. 336), p. 5363, 

1882.

 [Remarks on some lava Hows and 

lacustrine deposits of Idaho, Oregon, 

etc.]

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 53- 

56,1882.

 [On age of rocks of New York and 

Staten Island and on origin of a bowlder of drift.]

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 57- 

58 (J p.), 1882.

 [Geology of the district near Mammoth Cave, Ky.]

New York Acad.. Sci., Traus., vol. 1, pp. 65- 

66, 1882.

Newberry, John S. Continued.

 Geological facts recently observed 

in Montana, Idaho, Utah, and Colorado. 

Now York Acad. Sci., Trans.,vol. 1, pp. 4-8, 

1882.

Science (edited by John Michels), vol. 2, pp. 

523-524,1882.

 [Remarks on the geology of the 

northeastern West India islands.]

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, 23-24 

(J p.), 1882.

Science (edited by John Michels), vol. 2, pp. 

570-571,1882.

 [Remarks on geology of Catskill 

Mountains; coast changes; geology 

of Hudson Valley.]

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 29- 

31,1882.

Science (edited by John Michels), vol. 2, pp. 

572-573,1882.

 On the physical conditions under 

which coal Avas formed.

School of Mines Quart., vol. 4, pp. 169-173, 

1883.

Science, vol. 1, pp. 89-91,4°, 1883. 

Ohio Mining Jour., vol. 1, pp. 168-172,1882.

 On the origin of Carbonaceous matter in bituminous shales.

New York Acad. Sci., Annals, vol. 2, pp. 

357-369,1883.

 The botany and geology of the country bordering the Rio Grando iu Texas 

and Chihuahua. [Abstract.]

Now York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 2, pp. 

90-95, 1883.

Sci. Am. Supp., vol. 16 (So. 411), p. 6562 

(Jp.), 4°, 1883.

 China, by Ferdinand Freiherr von 

Richthofeu, Vol. IV, Berlin, 1883.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, pp. 152-155, 

1883.

 Note' on some fossil plants from 

northern China.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, pp. 123,124- 

127, 1883.

 The eroding power of ice.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 32, pp. 200- 

201, 1883. 

Science, vol. 2, p. 320 (jj p.),1883.

 On the origin and drainage of the 

basins of the Great Lakes.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc.. vol. 20, pp. 91-95,1883. 

Discussed by J. P. Lesley, pp. 95-101,1883.

 The evidences of ancient glaciation 

in North America and their bearing on 

the theory of an ice period. [Abstract.]

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 2, pp. 155- 

159,1883.
672 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127

Newberry, John S. Continued.

 [Note on the origin of elongated coal 

seams at Massillon, Ohio.]

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 2. pp. 87- 

88 (J p.), 1883.

 On supposed Tertiary ammonites.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 34, pp. 

194-105, 1883.

 The genesis of crystalline iron ores.

New York Acad.Sci.,Traus.,vol.2, pp.7-8 

(4 p.) ,1883.

Reviewed by J. D. D[ana], Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d series, vol. 25, pp. 476-477 (§ p.), 1883.

 The deposition of ores.

School of Mines Quart., vol. 5, pp. 329-344, 

1884.

Sci. Am. Supp.,vol. 18 (No. 446), pp! 7123- 

7124,4°, 1884.

 [Notes on building stones used in 

New York City and vicinity.]

lOtli Census TJ. S., Report on the building 

stones of the United States and statistics of 

the quarry industry for 1880, pp. 318,319,320, 

821, 322,323, 324. Bound as part of Vol. X, but 

with separate pagination, Washington, 1884.

 The ancient glaciation of North 

America, its extent, character, and 

teachings. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 32, pp. 198- 

199,1884. 

Science, vol. 2, p. 316 (4 p.), 4°, 1884.

 High tides in geological history. 

Science, vol. 3, p. 402 ($ p.), 1884.

 The drift deposits of Indiana.

Indiana department of geology and natural 

history, 14th Annual Report, for 1884, pp. 85-97, 

Indianapolis, 1884.

 Remarks on glacial history of North

America.

Science, vol. 4, pp. 258-259 (,' p.), 1884, 4°,

1884. with discussion by J. Geikie, J. Hall, and 

J. "W. Dawson. 

Read to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1884.

 Notes on the surface geology of the 

country bordering the Northern Pacific 

Railroad.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, pp. 337-346,

1885.

 Phases in the evolution of the North 

American continent.

British Assoc., Report of 54th meeting, pp. 

719-720 (J p.), 1885.

 On cone-in-cone.

Geol. Mag., vol. 2, 3d series, pp. 559-500,1885.

 The erosive power of glacier ice and 

its influences on the topography of 

North America. [Abstract.]

Now York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 51- 

52,1885.

Newberry, John S. Continued.

 The eroding power of ice.

School of Mines Quart., vol. 6, pp. 142-153, 

1885.

Sci. Am. Snpp., vol. 20 (No. 499), pp. 7971- 

7972,4°, 1885.

 [On glacial climates.]

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 94- 

96,' 1885.

 Notes on the geology and botany of 

the country bordering the Northern 

Pacific Railroad.

New York Acad. Sci., Annals, vol. 3, pp. 242- 

270,1886.

 On the American Trias.

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 18- 

19,1886.

 A Cretaceous flora of North America. 

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 133- 

137,1886.

 [On Edward Hull's memoir on the 

geologic age of the North Atlantic 

Ocean.]

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 77- 

79,1886.

 Earthquakes.

School of Mines Quart., vol. 8, pp. 1-19,1886.

 North America in the ice period.

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 30, pp. 1-11,1886. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, 

p. 77 (4 p.), 1887.

 On the break between Trias and 

Permian.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, p. 154 (4 p.), 

1886.

 Flora of the Amboy clays.

TorreyBot. Club, Bull.,vol. 13,pp.33-37,1886.

 Some recent discoveries of rock salt 

in western New York.

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol.4, pp. 55- 

57, 1887.

 The Great Falls coal field, Montana.

School of Mines Quart., vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 

327-330,1887.

 Kersantite a new building stone.

School of Mines Quart., vol. 8, pp. 330-333, 

1887.

 The origin of graphite.

School of Mines Quart., vol. 8, pp. 334-335, 

1887.

 Earthquakes, what is known and 

believed about them by geologists.

New York Acad. Sci., Traua., vol. 6, pp. 18- 

35,1887.

 [Middle Cambrian trilobites from 

near Poughkeepsie.]

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 6, p. 113 

(4 p.), 1887.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 673

Newberry, John S. Continued. 

[ ] [On the "Taconic system" of Emmons.]

New York Acatl. Soi., Trans., vol. 6, p. 138 

to P->, 1887.

 Fossil fishes and fossil plants of the 

Triassic rocks of New Jersey and the 

Connecticut Valley, United States 

Geological Survey, monograph, No. 14, 

xiv, 122 pages, 26 plates, 4°, Washington, 1888.

Abstracts, New York Acad. Sci., Trans.,

vol. 6, pp. 124-128, 1887; Am. Nat., vol. 22, p.

639 (J p.), 1888; Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol.

38, pp. 77-78,1889; Am. Geol.,vol. 4, pp. 187-188

(J p.), 1889; Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 36, pp

562-563 (£ p.), 1889.

 Rhajtic plants from Honduras.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 36, pp. 342-351, 

Plate VIII, 1888.

 [On the nomenclature of the American lower Paleozoic,]

International Cong. Geol., Am. Committed 

Eeports, 1888 B, pp. 13-17,1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 203-207,1888.

 [On the nomenclature of the Tertiary formations and on the inclusion 

of the "Quaternary" in the Tertiary.]

International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Keports, 1888 F, p. 15 (£ p.), 1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, p. 281,1888.

[ ] [Significance of overlap of Cretaceous of Archean on Staten Island.]

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 7, p. 39 

(^p.), 1888.

 Triassic plant from Honduras.

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 7, pp. 

113-115,1888. 

Abstract, Nature, vol. 39, p. 70 (4 lines), 1888.

 [Remarks on the origin of salt deposits.]

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 7, pp. 

126-127 (J p.), 1888.

 The coals of Colorado.

School of Mines Quart., vol. 9, pp. 327-341, 

1888.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 429-430 (J p.), 

1888.

 The origin of the loess.

School of Mines Quart., vol. 10, pp. 66-69, 

1888.

 Marble deposits of the western 

United States.

School of Mines Quart., vol. 10, pp. 69-72, 

1888.

 History of the great American lakes.

Eead to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1889.

Abstracts, Sci. Am. Snpp., vol. 28, pp. 11505- 

11506 (ft col.), No. 720,4°, 1889; Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 48, pp. 201-202 (§ col.), 4°, 1889.

 Bull. 127 4.3

Newberry, John S. Continued.

 Devonian plants from Ohio.

Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., Jour., vol. 12, pp. 

48-46, plates 4-6,1889.

 The new oil field of Colorado and 

its hearing on the question of the genesis of petroleum.

New York Acad. Sci., Trails., vol. 8, pp. 25- 

28,1889.

Abstracts, Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 46, 

pp. 498-499, 4°, 1888; Popular Sci. Monthly, 

vol. 34, p. 142 (§ col.), 1888; Am. Assoc. Adv. 

Sci., Proc.,vol. 37, pp. 186-187, 1889; Sci. Am. 

Supp., vol. 27, pp. 10948-10949, 4°, No. 685, 

1889; School of Mines Quart., vol. 10, pp. 

97-102, 1889.

 The Paleozoic fishes of North America, United States Geological Survey, 

monograph, vol. 16,340 pages, 53 plates, 

Washington, 1890.

 Tho rock-salt deposits of the Salina 

group in western New York. [Abstract.] 

.New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 9, pp. 39- 

45,1890.

 [Remarks on the northern extension

and equivalency of the Amboy clays.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, p. 455 (J p.), 1890.

In discussion of paper by D. White on

'' Cretaceous plants from Marthas Vineyard."

 The Laramie group. Its geologic 

relation, its economic importance, and 

its fauna and flora.

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 9, pp. 27- 

32,1890.

Abstract (by author), Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., 

vol. 1, pp. 524-527, 527-528, with discussion by 

J. B. Tyrrell, L. F. Ward, J. J. Stevenson, and 

E. D. Cope, pp. 527-532.

Other abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 118 

(i p.); Am. Nat., vol. 24, pp. 856-857 (J p.).

 Notes on the geology of the Aspen 

mining district.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., vol. 18, pp. 273-278,

1890.

 The flora of the Great Falls coal 

field, Montana.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, pp. 191-201, 

Plate XIV, 1891. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 25, pp. 362-363 ($ p.),

1891.

Newell, F. H. Richmond coal field, 

Virginia.

Geol. Mag., decade, III vol. 6, pp. 138-139, 

1889.

New Hampshire. 

1783. West River Mountain, Jones, D.;

Alexander.

1807. Observations on geology of United 

States and geologic map, Maclure.
674 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

New Hampshire Continued. 

1818. Remarks on section of Massachusetts on Connecticut River 

with parts of Vermont, Hitchcock, E. 

Geology of the United States,

Maclure. 

1821. Traces of volcano in West River

Mountain, Alien, J. A. 

1823. Rocking stone in Durham, Moore,

J. B.

Regions contiguous to Connecticut River, Hitchcock, E.

1829. Studies in the White Mountains, 

Silliman, Wilcox, Baldwin, T.

1830. Mineralogicnl journey in northern New England, Shepard.

1832. Geological survey of Massachusetts; economics, Hitchcock, E.

Diluvial scratches, Ball, J.

Water courses, alluvial and other 

rocks of Connecticut Valley, 

Smith, A.

1833. Notice of a rocking stone, Potter.

1838. Observations in the White Moun 

tains, Hubbard, 0. P.

1841. First report on New Hampshire,

Jackson, C. T.

Reports on sections, etc., Whitney and Williams.

1842. Potholes near Canaan, Jackson,

C.T.

Features of valley of the Connecticut at Charlestown, Webber

1843. Iron veins at Jackson, Jackson, 

C.T. '

Phenomena of glacio-aqueons 

action in North America, Hitchcock, E.

Metamorphism in New Hampshire, Jackson, C. T.

1844. Portsmouth and vicinity, Jackson, C. T.

Final report on New Hampshire, 

Jackson, C. T.

Alluvial banks of the Connecticut, Webber.

1845. Review of Jackson's report on 

geology, Bouve.

1846. White Mountain rocks, Johnson,

W. S.

Age of the White Mountains, 

Rogers arid Rogers.

1847. Trains of blocks in Berkshire, 

Mass., Rogers and Rogers.

New Hampshire Continued.

1848. Terrain erratique de l'Arn<5rique

du Norcl, Desor. 

Rogers on geology of the White

Mountains, Jackson, C. T. 

Supposed fossils of the White

Mountains, Rogers, H. D.

1849. Second visit to the United States, 

Lyell.

1850. Condition of traps as a measure 

of erosion, Hubbard, 0. P.

Terraces of Connecticut Valley, 

Hitchcock, E.

Erratic phenomena of the White 

Mountains, Guyot.

Nonglaciation of White Mountain summits, Jackson, C. T.

Centers of dispersion of bowlders, 

Rogers, H. D.

1851. Potholes of New Hampshire, 

Jackson, C. T.

Parallelism of mountain chains, 

Desor.

Systems of elevation of North 

America, Foster and Whitney.

Clay and sand deposits at high 

levels in northern New England, Rogers, H. D.

Ancient potholes, Jackson, C. T.

1852. Slide of Mount Lafayette, Hitchcock, E.

1853. Geologic map of United States,

etc., Marcou, J. 

1855. Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1857. Illustrations of surface geology,

Hitchcock, E.

1858. Sketch of geology of United

States, Rogers, H. D. 

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1859. Paleontology of New York, vol.

3, Hall, J."

1861. Subpeat deposits of Diatomacea, 

Edwards.

Notes on sections, Hitchcock, C. 

H.

Report on geology of Vermont, 

Hitchcock, E., Hitchcock, E., 

jr., Hager, and Hitchcock,C. H.

Chemistry of survey of Vermont, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Conversion of certain conglomerates into schists and gneiss, 

Hitchcock, E.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 675

New Hampshire Continued.

1861. Age of the White Mountains, 

Lesley, J. P.

1862. Marcou on Taconic of Vermont

aud Canada, T.

Flora of White Mountains, Dawson, J. W.

1866. Some features of northern New

Hampshire, Verrill. 

Map of Canada and part of United 

States, Logau and Hall.

1867. Ancient local glaciers in the

White Mountains, Packard. 

Ancient glaciers in the White 

Mountains, Vose.

1868. Ice marks and glaciers of AVhite 

Mountains, Packard.

1869. First report on New Hampshire, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

1870. Former glaciers of the White 

Mountains, Agassiz, L.

Second report on New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Landslide on Mount Passaconaway, Perkins. G. H.

Geology of eastern New England, 

Hunt, T. S.

1871. Position and height of plateau 

in which New England glaciers 

originated, Dana, J. D.

Clay stones from Hanover, Edwards.

Geology of the White Mountains, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Helderberg corals, Hitchcock, 

C. H.

Geognosy of Appalachians, Hunt, 

T. S.

Infusorial earths, Edwards.

1872. Helderberg corals at Littletou, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Notes on Jackson, Bartlett, Conway, and Tainworth, Vose.

Notice of a rock from Waterville, 

Dana, J. D.

Labradorite rocks of Waterville, 

Dana, E. S.

Eeport of survey for 1871, Hitchcock, C. H.

Labradorite rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Address of Hunt to American 

Association, Dana, J. D.

Norian rocks in New Hampshire, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

1873. Geology" of Green and White 

mountains, Hunt, T. S.

New Hampshire Continued.

1873. Survey of New Hampshire, 1872,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Comparison of glacial phenomena

of New England and Europe,

Packard, A. (S. 

Geologic map of the United

States, Hitchcock, C. H.;

Hitchcock and Blake. 

Post-Tertiary history of New

England, Perry. 

Classification of rocks of New

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Concentric lamination in rocks,

Hunt, T. S.

Notes on geology of New Hampshire, Jackson, C. T. 

Recent discoveries in the White

Mountains, Hitchcock, C. H.

Glacial aud Chaniplain eras in 

New England, Dana, J. D.

Explanation of the geologic map, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Helderberg rocks in the Connecticut Valley, Dana, J. D.

Metainorpbism of rocks, Hunt, 

T. S.

1874. Helderberg rocks in New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Relation of geology to agriculture, Hitchcock, C. H.

History of surveys in New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Scenery of Coos County, Huntington.

Scenographical geology of New 

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Physical history of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

History of Winnipiseogee Lake, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

1875. Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Glacial action on Mount Washington, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of New Hampshire by 

Hitchcock, Dana, J. D.

Physical history of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

1876. Greenstones and their organic

remains, Hawes. 

Metadiabase from Connecticut

Lake, Dawson, J. W. 

Glacial action ou summit of

Mount Washington, Hitchcock,

C. H.
676 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF fBULL. 127.

New Hampshire Continued.

1877. Relations of geology of New 

Hampshire to that of adjacent 

territory, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of New Hampshire, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Huntington.

Helderberg of Bernardton and 

Vernon, Dana, J. D.

Origin of kames in New Hampshire, Upham.

Metallic iron in dolerite, Hawes.

Large bowlders in New Hampshire, Prescott.

Connecticut Valley in Champlain 

and terrace periods, Upham.

Geology of New Hampshire by 

Hitchcock, Dana, J. D.

Connecticut Valley Helderberg, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Surface geology of the Merrimac 

Valley, Upham.

Geological map, Hitchcock, C. H.

1878. Geology of Cheshire County, 

Tenuey.

Changes in heights of laud and 

sea in Glacial and Champlain 

eras, Upham.

Atlas to geology of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

The geological map, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Geology of New Hampshire, atlas, 

Dana, J. D.

Mineralogy andlithology, Hawes.

Economic geology of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C.H.

Atlantic system of mountains, 

Hitchcock; C. H.

Surface geology of New Hampshire, Upham.

Gravel ridges in the Merrimac 

Valley, Wright, G. F.

Lenticular hills drift, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Dikes and Azoic of southeast 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Kames, Wright, G. F.

Distribution of till, Upham.

Glacial drift, Hitchcock, C. H.

Region about head of Androscoggin, Huntiugton.

Surface geology of Coos Valley, 

Huutington.

Modified drift in New Hampshire, 

Upham.

New Hampshire Continued.

1879. Geology of the White Mountains,

Hitchcock,,C.H.

The till in New England, Upham. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad

Guide, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Eruptive rocks in Campton,

Hawes. 

Atlantic system of mountains,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Glacial period in eastern America,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Glacial markings in the White

Mountains, Hitchcock, C. H.

1880. History of some pre-Cambrian

rocks, Hunt, T. S. 

Comparisons of iron-bearing and

associated rocks of the Marquette region, Hunt, T. S. 

Geologic action of humus acids,

Julien.

1881. Iron ore of Bartlett, Huntington.

So-called kames of Connecticut 

Valley, Dana, J. D.

Kames and moraines of New England, Wright, G. F.

Drift in vicinity of Boston, Upham.

Record of geology for 1879-80, 

Hawes.

Albany granite and contact phenomena, Hawes.

1882. Comparisons of crystallines of 

Virginia and New England, 

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Flood iii Connecticut Valley from

melting glacier, Dana, J. D.

1883. Culture and curing of tobacco,

Killebrew.

Thickness of Glacial ice, Wooster. 

Changes of level on east coast of

North America, Cook, G. H. 

Glacial flood of Connecticut

Valley, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Fossils of Bernardston, Mass.,

Whitfield, R. P.; Dana, J. D.

1884. Building stones, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Position of Philadelphia gneiss,

Hitchcock, C.H. 

Thirteen sections across New

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Strength of granite, Winchell,

N.H. 

Illustrations of polished rock

surfaces, Morgan, H. J.
DAUTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 677

New Hampshire Continued.

1884. Microscopic structure of building

stones, Merrill, G. P. 

Distribution and origin of drumlius, Davis, W. M. 

Drumlins, Davis, W. M. 

Azoic system and its subdivisions,

Whitney and Wadsworth.

1885. Crystallines of Alabama, Hitchcock, C. H.

Glaciation on Mount Kearsarge, 

N. H., Pntnam.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Green Mountain gneisses in eastern New England, Hitchcock, 

C. H.

Divisions du systeme 6ozo'ique, 

Hunt,T.S.

History of Taconic question and 

relations of the rocks, Hunt, 

T. S.

Landslides in tho White Mountains, Hitchcock, C. H.

1886. Marginal kames, Lewis, H. C.

Sections across New Hampshire 

and Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of northern New England, Hitchcock, C. H.

New England Upper Silurian, 

Dale.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

1888. Fossils from Littleton, Dana, J. 

D.; Pnmpelly.

1889. Conglomerates in gneisses, Hitchcock, C. H.

Glaciation of mountains, Upharn.

Building stones, Merrill, G. P.

Report division of coast-line 

geology, United States Geological Survey, Shaler.

1890. Archean axes of eastern North

America, Dana, J. D. 

Granitoid areas in lower Lanrentian, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Madison bowlder, Crosby. 

Studies of hornblende schist,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

1891. American opinion on the older

rocks, Winchell, A. 

Cambrian of North America, Walcott.

New Hampshire Continued. 

1891. Criteria of englacial and subglacial drift, Upharn.

Dates of origin of certain topographic forms, Davis, W. M.

Lakes inclosed by modified drift, 

Upham.

Post-Pliocene subsidence versus 

glacial dams, Spencer, J. W.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

New Jersey.

1753. Eu resa til Norra America, Kalm.

1787. Mirferalogiscbe Kenntniss des ostlicheu Theils von Nord-Amerika, etc., Schoepf.

Observations on geology of United

States, with map, Maclure. 

1814. The range of mountains extending across New Jersey, Mitchell, 

S.L. 

Zircon from Trenton, Conrad,

S. W. 

The blue earth of New Jersey,

Cutbush.

1818. Geology of the United States, 

Maclure.

1820. Geology of the Hudson River,

Akerly. 

Secondary regions, Pierce.

1821. Geology and mineralogy of 

Franklin, Vanuxem and Keating.

1822. Mineralized tree, rocking stone,

etc., Green, J.

Geology of the Highlands, Pierce. 

Serpentine of Hoboken, Nuttall. 

Minerals of Patersou and Sparta,

Nuttall.

Volcanoes and volcanic substances, Cooper, T. 

1824. Country near Enston, Pa., Fiuch,

J. 

Essay on Tertiary of America,

Finch, J. 

Extinct crocodile and geology of

west Jersey, Harlan. 

New Red sandstone of the United

States, Finch, J.

1827. Borings for water, Disbrow.

1828. Nomenclature of North American 

rocks, Eaton.

1829. Secondary, Tertiary, and alluvial

of Atlantic Coast, Vunuxem. 

Atlantic Secondary, Morton, S. G.
678 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

New Jersey Continued.

1829. Observ.'itious 011 ferruginous sand 

and upper marine formations, 

Morton, S. G.

1830. Geologic prodrorans, Eaton.

Observations in New Jersey and

Delaware, Morton, S. G. 

Upper secondary Oolite in Bergen

County. Eaton. 

Geological text-book, Eaton. 

1832. Fossil sbe]ls of the Tertiary,

Conrad. 

Analogy between niarl of New

Jersey and chalk of Europe,

Morton, S. G. 

Sapphire, etc., in Sussex County,

Fowler. 

Stratigraphic geology established

by organic remains, Eaton. 

Geological equivalents, Eaton. 

Mineralogy and geology of Orange, N. Y., and Sussex, N. J.,

Shepard.

1834. Organic remains of Cretaceous 

of United States, Morton, S. G.

1835. Geology of North America, Rogers, H. D.

Report on elevated country between Missouri and Red rivers, 

Fea ith erston hau gh.

Observations in Atlanta Tertiary 

region, Conrad.

Fossil fish teeth; gait in Alabama, 

and divisions of Cretaceous, 

Mortou, S. G.

Flemingtou copper ore, Clemson.

1836. Fossil jaw of gavial from west

Jersey, De Kay.

First report of survey of New 

Jersey, Rogers, H. D.

1839. Notes on American geology, Conrad.

1840. Description of geology of New

Jersey, Rogers, H. D. 

Equivalency of deposits on east 

and west sides of the Atlantic, 

Eatou.

1841. Report on paleontology of New 

York, Conrad.

1842. Nature of dip of Trias of eastern 

United States, Rogers, H. D.; 

Lyell.

1843. Causes of crescen tic dikes of trap, 

Rogers, H. D.

New Jersey Continued.

1843. Structure of Appalachians exemplifying laws of mountain 

chains, Rogers and Rogers.

Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

Fish beds and footmark in red 

sandstone, Redfield.

Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

Fossil footprints and rain impressions in Connecticut Valley, 

Lyell.

Fossils from red sandstone, Redfield.

1844. Cretaceous of parts of the United

States, Lyell.

American geology and condition 

of research in the United 

States, Rogers, H. D. 

Views on igneous action; phenomena in New York, Beck.

1845. Notes on Cretaceous, Lyell.

Travels in North America, Lyell. 

Zinc mines of Franklin, Alger.

1846. Observations on magnetic dip, 

Locke.

1847. Changes in coast line, Sandy 

Hook, Bache.

1851. Greeusands of England, Johnson, J.

Ancient potholes in rocks, Jackson, C. T.

Fossil rain marks, Lyell.

Origin of greeusand, .Rogers, 

H. D.

1852. Post-Pliocene of Southern and 

Northern States, Desor.

Condition of part of franklinite 

vein, Farriugtou.

Observations on magnetism, 

Locke.

Fault at Sterling, Farrington.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Nature of limestone with frankliuite, Jackson, C. T. 

Some crystalline limestones of 

North America, Hunt, T. S.

1855. Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J. 

Remarks on Sussex County,

Kitchell. 

Surveys in Moumouth County,

Cook.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 679

New Jersey Continued.

1855. Report of chemist of New Jersey,

Wurtz. 

Greeusand formation, Lewis, S.

1856. Origin of -greensaud, Bailey,

J. W. 

Report on southern New Jersey,

Cook. 

Report on northern New Jersey,

Kitchell.

1857. Geology of Cape May Conuty, 

Cook.

Geology and paleontology of Mexican boundary survey, Hall, J.

Illustrations of surface geology, 

Hitchcock, E.

Subsidence on New Jersey and 

Long Island, Cook.

1858. Tertiary and Cretaceous of the

Northwest, Meek and Haydeu.

Sketch of geology of United

States, Rogers, H. D. 

Geology of Pennsylvania, Rogers,

H.D.

Geology of North America, Marcon, J.

1859. Cretaceous of New Jersey, Lea.

1860. Map of Canada and part of United 

States, Logau and Hall.

1861. Age of white limestones of New

Jersey, Cook. 

Elevation and depression of North

America, Gesner. 

Specular iron ore from Phillipsbnrg, Jackson, C. T. 

Age of red sandstone of Maine,

Jackson, C.T.

1862. Lower Silurian, Jurassic, Cretaceous, and Tertiary fossils from 

Nebraska, Meek and Hayden. 

Outcrop of Ripley group, Gabb.

1865. Age of New Jersey Highlands, by 

Rogers, Lesley, J. P.

Skizzo dcr Urugegend von New 

York, Credner.

Eocene lignite formation, Conrad.

Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1864, Cook. '

1866. Bowlder and glacial scratches at 

Englewood, Dwight.

1867. Report of geological survey, Cook. 

Fresh-water Glacial drift of the

Northwest, Whittlesey. 

. 1868. Eo/oische Formations-Gruppe 

Nord-Amerikas, Credner.

New Jersey Continued.

1868. Miocene and Cretaceous shells of 

the Atlantic Slope, Conrad.

Fossil reptiles of New Jersey, 

Cope.

Origin and relations of certain 

sands and clays, Cope.

Geology of New Jersey, Cook.

1869. American fossiliferous strata,

Conrad.

Cretaceous and Tertiary plants 

from Yellowstone, Newberry.

1870. Kreide von New Jersey, Credner. 

Report of geologist of New Jersey, Cook. £>

1871. Analyses of sandstones, Schweitzer.

Hudson River palisades, Wurtz.

Relations of palisade trap sheet, 

Martin, D. S.

Geoguosie und Miner air eichthuui 

des Alleghany-Systems, Creduer.

Felsites of Palisade range, 

Schweitzer.

Analysis of Trias sandstones, 

Schweitzer.

New Jersey sandstones not dorived from trap, Newberry.

Report of geologist of New Jersey for 1870, Cook.

1872. Glacial phenomena, vicinity of

New York City, Stevens. 

Notes on granitic rocks; Hunt,

T. S. 

Report of geological survey for

1871. Cook. 

Report of geological survey for

1872. Cook.

Sandstones of the Palisade range, 

Wurtz.

1873. Map of the United States, Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock and 

Blake. 

Report of geological survey for

1873. Cook.

1874. On stratification of rocks, Hunt,

T. S. 

Glaucouite and fossil resins,

Hunt, T. S. 

. Niagara and lower Helderberg,

Hall, J. 

Magnetites of New Jersey, Smock,

Hunt, T. S.; Blake, W. P. 

Report of geological survey for

1874. Cook.
680 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

New Jersey Continued.

1875. Muscouetcong tunnel, Drinker. 

Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, V. H. 

Trap rocks of the Connecticut

Valley, Hawes. 

Report of geological survey for

1875. Cook.

1876. Catalogue of exhibit of survey of

New Jersey, Cook. 

Lower Helderberg of Port Jervis,

N. Y., Barrett, S. T. 

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils of

the upper Missouri, Gabb. 

D Report of geological survey for

1876. Cook. 

Formation of lakes, Russell, I. C.

1877. Lower Helderberg at Port Jervis,

Barrett. 

Report of geological survey for

1877. Cook. 

On the Glacial epochs, Price, E. K.

1878. Clay deposits of New Jersey, 

Cook and Smock.

Distribution of till, New Hampshire, Upharn.

Changes of heights of laud and 

sea in Glacial and Cbamplaiu 

periods, Upham.

Geologic history of New York 

Island, etc., Newberry.

Hydrocarbon in eruptive rocks,

Russell, I. C.

. Nature of trap sheets of New Jersey, Russell, I. C.

Report of geological survey for

1878. Cook.

Niagara limestone, Montague, N. 

J., Barrett.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide to New Jersey, Smock.

Report of geologist of New Jersey for 1879, Cook.

Limit of drift in New Jersey, 

Cook.

History of Trias in New Jersey 

and Connecticut Valley, Russell, I. C.

Indications in recent sandstones 

of inequal pressure, Walling.

Origin of clays, Hunt, T. S.

Fire clays and associates, Smock.

1880. Limestone belts of Westchester

County, N. Y., Dana, J. D. 

Report of geological survey for 

1880, Cook.

New Jersey Continued.

1880. Geology of Lancaster County, 

Pa., Frazer.

History of some pre-Cambrian 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Former extent of Trias in the 

East, Russell, I. C.

Geologic history of North American plants, Newberry.

Geologic action of humus acids, 

Julien.

1881. Antiquity of man in the East,

Lewis, H. C. 

Surface geology of Philadelphia

and vicinity, Lewis, H. C. 

Primitive industry, Abbott, C. C. 

Trenton gravels and antiquity of

man, Lewis, H. C. 

Report of geological survey for

1881. Cook.

Jurassic sand near Elkton, Md., 

Lewis, H. C.

1882. Geology of the Palisades, Hoppock.

Kreidebilduugen von Texas, Roemer.

Survey of the Delaware Water 

Gap, Chance.

Comparison of Mesozoic diabases, 

Hawes.

Report on terminal moraine in 

Pennsylvania, etc., Lewis, H. 

C.; Lesley, J. P.

Geology of Pike and Monroe 

, counties, Pa., White, I. C., Lealey,J.P.

Thickness of the glacier, Smock.

Diabase dikes at Franklin Furnace, N. J., Emerson.

Report of geological survey for

1882. Cook.

Glacial phenomena of North 

America and man on the Delaware, Wright, G. F.

Elajolite syenite dikes, Emerson.

Mineral localities around New 

York City, Darton.

Serpentine of Staten and New 

York islands, Julien.

1883. Terminal moraine of second Glacial period, Chamberliu, T. C.

Granite at Sparta, Darton.

Geology of Richmond County, 

N. Y., Britton, N. L.

Iron ores of New Jersey, School 

of Mines.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 681

Nevy Jersey Continued.

1883. Shales between Bergen Hill and 

the Palisades, Dartou.

Cretaceous of New Jersey, Britton, N. L.

Classification of post-Eocene, 

Heil priu.

Report of geological survey for

1883. Cook. 

Limestone region and Potsdam

sandstone, Lehigh and Northampton, Pa., Prime. 

Disintegrated sandstone at New

Durham, Barton. 

Glacial boundary between New

York and Illinois, Wright, G. F. 

Arkose of Hobokeu, Martin, D. S. 

Progress of geology, 1882, Hunt,

T. S. 

Age of gravels in Trenton,

Wright, G.F.

Thickness of glacier, Smock. 

Geology of Hudson County, Russel], I. C. 

History of serpentine and notes

on pre-Canibrian rocks, Hunt,

T. S. 

Changes of level on eastern coast,

Cook. 

Post-Tertiary with leaves in

Cumberland County, Britton,

N.L.

Review of report of State geologist for 1882, Raymond.

1884. Azoic system and its subdivisions,

Whitney and Wadsworth. 

Relations of Triassic traps and

sandstones, Davis, W. M. 

Building stones, Cook and Smock. 

Structure of trap of Connecticut

Valley, Davis, W. M. 

Microscopic structure of building

stones, Merrill, G. P. 

Report of geological survey for

1884. Cook.

Recent find in Trenton gravels, 

Abbott, C.C.

Contributions to Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

Studies of rocks of Cordilleras, 

Wadsworth.

Distribution of iron ores, Smock.

Glacial boundary in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, Wright, 

G. F.

Tertiary of Eastern and Southern 

States, Heilprin.

New Jersey Continued.

1884. Glaciated area of North America, 

Wright, G. F.

1885. Archean rocks, Britton, N. L.

Devonian of Green Pond Mountain, Dartou.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Columnar trap of Orange, Heilprin.

Leaf-bearing sandstones on Staten 

Island, Britton, N. L.

Trap dike across southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Lewis, H. C.

Recent formations of coast of 

New Jersey, Merrill, F. J. H.

Geologic atlas of counties of 

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Report of State geologist, Cook.

Fossils of Raritan clays and marls, 

Whitfield, R. P.

Cretaceous and Tertiary, Cook.

History of Taconic question and 

relations of the rocks, Hunt, 

T. S.

Well in Cumberland County, 

Smith, A. H.

Geology of sea bottom in approaches to New York Bay, 

Lindenkohl.

Helderberg bowlders at Summit, 

Heilprin.

Microscopic examination of

sands, Julien and Bolton. 

- Report on Archean, Brittou, N. L.

Geologic report for 1885, Cook.

Recent formations, Merrill, F. 

J. H.

1886. Molluscan fauna, Whitfield, R. P.

Cretaceous and Tertiary, Cook.

Fish remains at Weehawken, 

Gratacap.

Iron ores, Putnam.'

Orange trap columns, Iddings.

Cruise along shores, Brittou, N. L.

Green Pond rocks, Dartou.

Flora of Amboy clays, Newberry.

Earthquake of August,1886,Cope.

Fire sand in Clinton County, 

New York, Brainerd.

Review of report of State geologist, Raymond.

1887. Field work in Archean, Britton,

N.L.

Yellow gravel, Merrill; F. J. H. 

Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C.H.
682 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

New Jersey Continued.

1887. Surface geology, Cook.

Report for 1886, on Archeau, by 

Britton, Dana, J. D.

New Jersey Cretaceous, Cook.

Miocene fossils, Heilprin.

Triassic, Cook.

Report of geological survey, 

Cook.

Survey of New Jersey, report for 

1886, Raymond.

Glacial and post-Glacial drifts, 

Britton, N. L.

Green Pond Mountain group, Mer- 

. . rill; F.J.H.

Greensand marls, Cook.

Miocene Mollusca, Heilprin.

Age of Potomac formation,Ward, 

L. F.

Archean, Cook.

Artesian wells, Cook.

Boring at Atlantic City, Woolman.

1888. Archean plant from limestone of

Sussex County, Brittou, N. L. 

Map of vicinity of New York City,

Martin, D. S. 

Montville serpentine, Merrill,

G.P. 

Paleolithic man in America,

McGee.

Topographic map, Davis, W. M. 

Three formations of the middle

Atlantic Slope, McGee. - 

Fishes and plants of the Trias,

Newberry. 

Man in the valley of the Delaware,

Abbott.

1889. Cretaceous and Quaternary in

vicinity of New York, Britton,

N.L. 

Diatomaceous earth in Atlantic

City wells, King, C. H. 

Fossiliferous Cretaceous near

Cleuientown, Woolman. 

Geologic map, Cook. 

Intrusive and extrusive traps of

Connecticut Valley, Davis and

'Whittle. 

Porphyrite of northwestern New

Jersey, Kemp. 

Trap sheets and lavas of Newark

system, Darton. 

Triassic, Cook, Nason." 

Artesian wells, Cook, Nason.

New Jersey Continued.

1889. Serpentine of Montville, Merrill, 

G.P.

Building stones, Merrill, G. P.

Report division of Cenozoic invertebrates, United States Geological Survey, Dall.

Studies of Triassic rocks, Nason.

1890. Analyses of serpentine, Catlett.

Ancient shore lines, Merrill, F. 

J. H.

Amboy clays, Newberry.

Artesian wells, Atlantic City, 

Woolman.

Barrier beaches, Merrill, F. J. H.

Clay at Monmouth Junction, 

Brittou, N. L.; Martin, D. S.

Cretaceous plants, Marthas Vineyard, AVhite, D.. .

Encroachments of the sea, McGee.

Excursion in northern Appalachians, Williams, G. H.

Fiords and great lake basins of 

North America, Uphain.

Glacial boundary, Wright, G. F.

Glacial studies bearing on the 

antiquity of man, Leverett.

Glacial deposits at Belvidere, 

McGee, Merrill, F. J. H.

Intrusive origin of Watchung 

traps, Nasou.

Macfarlane's RailwayGuide, Darton, Smock.

Metamorphic strata of southeastern New York, Merrill, F. J. H.

Potomac flora, Fontaine.

Pseudomorphs at Paterson, Hunt, 

J.H.

Rivers of northern New Jersey, 

Davis, W. M.

Scapolite rock, Nason.

Studies of Archeau rocks, Nnson.

Traps of Newark system, Darton

Topographic development of 

northern New Jersey, Davis 

and Wood.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Wright's "Ice age in North 

America," Hitchcock, C. H.

Zircon rocks in Archean highlands, Nason and Ferrier.

1891. Artesian wells, Nason, Woolman. 

Basic dikes, Komp. 

Cambrian of North America, 

Walcott.
DAnTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 683

New Jersey Continued. 

1891. Cretaceous of North America, 

White, C. A.

Dates of origin of certain topographic forms, Davis, W. M.

Extra-morainic drift phenomena, 

Salisbury.

Eruptive iron ores, Nason.

Fallen forest and peat layer in 

Delaware, Cressou.

Geological Survey" Report. [Age 

of white limestone.] Am. 

Geol., Dana. J. D.; Nason.

Geological work in southern part 

of the State, Comau.

Iron mines, Nason, J. D.

Post-Archeau age of white limestones, Nason.

Post-Glacial history of the Hudson Valley, Merrill, F. J. H.

Report of State geologist, Smock.

Submarine channel of Hudson 

River, Lindenkohl.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

New Mexico. 

1821. Formations of western part of

Mississippi Valley, James, E. 

1848. Reconnaissance from Leavenworth to San Diego, Emory. 

Examination in New Mexico,

Abert, J. W. 

Notes on collections by Abert,

Bailey, J. W. 

Tour in northern Mexico, Wislizouus. 

1850. Reconnaissance in New Mexico,

Simpson, J. H.

Santa Fe expedition, Marcy. 

Minerals from Santa Fe to Chelly, 

Simpson, J. H.

1852. Kreidebildungen von Texas, Roeiner.

1853. Geologic des Montagues rocheuses, Marcou, J.

1854. Section ge"ologique des Montagues rocheuses, Marcou, J.

1855. Notes entre Preston et El Paso,

Mar con, J. 

Cretaceous basin of Rio Bravo

del Norte, Schott. 

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Reconnaissance from the Mississippi to Los Angeles, Cal., Marcou, J.

New Mexico Continued.

1856. Geology of route to Pacific near 

thirty-fifth parallel, Marcou, 

J.; Blake, W. P.

1857. Review of part of geologic map 

of the United States, by Marcou, J.; Blake, W. P.

United States and Mexican boundary survey, Parry, Emory.

Orography of Western States, 

Blake, W. P.

Geology and paleontology of 

Mexican boundary survey, 

Hall, J.

Country alongMexicauboundary, 

Emory.

Report on routes to the Pacific in 

California and to the Rio 

Grande, Antisell.

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils 

of Mexican boundary survey, 

Conrad.

Chemical analyses, Mexican 

boundary survey, Easter.

1858. Tagebuch einer Reise vom Mississippi, etc., Mollhausen.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Tertiary and Cretaceous of the 

Northwest, Meek and Hayden.

Ouvrage relatif a la g<5ologie de 

l-'Amdrique du Nord, Marcon, J.

American geology. Addressed to 

Meek and Hayden, Marcou, J.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Range of Western mountain system, Emory.

Permian of east and west America, Archiac d'.

Permian in New Mexico, Shuinard, B. F.

1859. Permian of New Mexico, Shu- 

 mard, B. F.

Marcou's geology of North America, Dana, J. D.; Agassiz, A.

Note relative aux Montagues 

rocheuses, Marcou, J.

So-called Trias of Kansas and 

Nebraska, Meek and Hayden. v

Exploration in New Mexico; Marcou's so-called Jurassic, Newberry.

Reply to criticisms of J. D. Dana, 

Marcou, J.
684 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

New Mexico Continued.

1860. Country between Eio Pecos and 

Rio Grande, Shumard, G. G.

Rocky Mountains in vicinity of 

Santa Fe, Blake, W. P.

Carboniferous and Jura-Trias of 

the Northwest, Marcou, J.

Lesquereux on Tertiary and Cretaceous floras, Newberry.

Structure of Jornada de Muerte, 

Shuraard, G. G.

Ancient vegetation of North 

America, Newberry.

Discovery of Permian in New 

Mexico, Shumard, B. F.

1861. Report on Colorado River, Newberry.

Minerals of Rocky Mountains and 

extent of gold fields, Blake, W.P.

1862. Fossils from Nebraska, Meek and

Hayden. 

1865. Carboniferous and Cretaceous of

Kansas and Nebraska, Meek. 

Report on mines of New Mexico,

Owen and Cox.

1868. Cretaceous coal, Le Conte.

1869. Survey of Colorado and New

Mexico, Hayden.

Cretaceous and Tertiary plants 

from Yellowstone, Newberry.

1871. Age of some Western lignites,

Newberry.

Preliminary report on Wyoming, 

etc., Hayden.

1872. Profiles and sections, survey of 

the Territories, Hayden.

1873. Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H( ; Hitchcock 

and Blake. 

Mines of Colorado, Frazer, P.

1874. Age of lignite of Rocky Mountains, Lesquereux.

Eocene and Pliocene lacustrine 

formations, Cope.

Age of lignite group, Hayden.

Vertebrata of Cretaceous of the 

West, Cope.

Lignitic formation and its flora, 

Lesquereux.

Coal of the Western States, Newberry.

Lignite flora of the far West, 

Newberry.

Circles of deposition, Newberry.

Anthracite of New Mexico, Raymond.

New Mexico Continued.

1874. Eocene and Pliocene of New 

Mexico, Cope.

Wheeler's Expedition nach Neu 

Mexiko und Arizona, Loe\v.

Report on vertebrate paleontology of Colorado, Cope.

Santa Fe marls, Cope.

1875. Report on northwestern New 

Mexico, Cope.

Geology of portions of Colorado 

surveyed in 1873, Stevenson.

Remarks on geology of New Mexico, Le Conte.

Classification and distribution of 

Cretaceous of the West, Cope.

Report on portions surveyed in 

in 1873, Gilbert, G. K.

Report on portions of Colorado 

and New Mexico, Loew.

Geology of New Mexico, Cope.

Survey of New Mexico for 187-1. 

Cope.

Report on Utah, Nevada, Arizona, 

and New Mexico, Howell, E. E.

Wheeler's zweite Expedition, 

Loew.

Recency of certain volcanoes of 

the West, Gilbert, G. K.

Cretaceous of the Galisteo, Cope.

Mineralogy, agriculture, chemistry, eruptive rocks, Colorado, 

Arizona, and New Mexico, 

Loew.

1876. Colorado plateau province, Gilbert, G. K.

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils of 

upper Missouri, Meek.

Maps of parts of California. Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, New 

Mexico, and Utah, Gilbert, Marvine and Howell.

Cretaceous fossils from San Juan 

expedition, Meek.

Exfoliation of rocks near Gettysburg, Frazer.

Uinta Mountains, Powell.

Geology from La Vita Pass to 

head of the Pecos, Conkling.

Notes on northeastern New Mexico, St. John.

Age of vertebrate fauna of Eocene, 

Cope.

Expedition to Mauvaises Torres, 

Culbertson.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 685

New Mexico Continued.

1876. Relations of Lignitic group of 

the West, Stevenson.

1877. Extinct Vertebrata from New 

Mexico, Cope.

Results of surveys for 1875, Hayden.

Report of southeast division, survey of Colorado, Endlich.

Lithology of southern Colorado 

and northern New Mexico, 

Conkling.

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

Map of parts of Arizona and New 

Mexico, Gilbert, Howell and 

Loew.

Ageof tlieKockyMoutains, Peale,

Stevenson.

Foothills of the Rocky Mountains, 

Conkling.

Report on San Juan region, Colorado, Holmes, W. H.

1878. Saurians in Dakota beds, Cope.

Lignitic formation, Lesquereux, 

Hayden.

San Juan region, McCauley, 

C.A.H.

Tertiary flora of Western Territories by Lesquereux, Cope.

1879. Operations in Colorado and New 

Mexico, Stevenson.

Geology of Galisteo Creek, Stevenson.

Laramie group east of Spanish 

ranges, Stevenson.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Relations of horizons of extinct 

Vertebrata, Cope.

1880. Permian of North America, Button.

1881. Lake Valley mining district,

Cope. 

Laramie of southern New Mexico,

Stevenson. 

Turquoise of New Mexico, Silliman. 

Examinations in Colorado and

New Mexico, Stevenson. 

Atlas of Colorado, Hayden.

1882. Great deposit of mud and lava,

Cope.

Report on work in high plateau 

region, Dntton, C. E.

New Mexico Continued.

1882. Physical geology of Grand Canyon 

district, Button.

Reeroded channel way, Stevenson.

Oscura copper and other mines, 

Peters.

Mineral region of southern New 

Mexico, Silliman.

Ago of Lake Valley mines, Silliman, Cope.

Southern New Mexico, Silliman.

1883. Mining region of southern New

Mexico, Endlich. 

Laramie near Raton, Stevenson. 

Juratrias of western United

States, Broadhead. 

Grand Canyon group, Science.

1884. Loup Fork beds on Gila River,

Cope. 

Vertebrata of Tertiary of the

West, Cope.

The deposition of ores, Newberry. 

Loup Fork in New Mexico, Cope. 

Azoic system and its subdivisions,

Whitney and Wadsworth. 

Lower Burlington limestone in

New Mexico, Springer.

1885. On two ore deposits in southwestern New Mexico, Furman.

Geologic sketch of Rocky Mountain division, Ernmons, S. F.

Mount Taylor and the Zuni 

Plateau, Button.

Lost rivers, Harrington.

Basalt fields of New Mexico, Button.

Notes on metamorphism, Stevenson.

Volcanoes and lavas of New Mexico, Button.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Relations of Puerco, and Laramie deposits, Cope.

Report on western Texas, Shumard, G. G.

1886. Turquoise from New Mexico,

Clarke and Biller. 

Report of division of chemistry, 

Clarke, F. W.

1887. Flussgebiet des Colorado, Toula. 

Map of United States, Hitchcock,

C. H. 

Copper ores of the Southwest,

Wendt.
686 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

New Mexico Continued.

1887. Andesites from San Mateo Mountain, analysis, Chatard.

Basalt from near Grant, analysis, 

Chatard.

Natural coke from Purgatory 

Canyon, analysis, Riggs.

San Pedro copper mine, Heriricli, C.

1888. Obsidian cliff, Iddings. 

Coal, Aslibumer. 

Vertebrate fauna of Puerco, Cope.

1889. Meso^oic of New Mexico, Marcon, J.

Mesozoic of northern New Mexico, Stevenson.

Original locality of Gryphtea 

Pitched, Marcou, J.

Slaybach lode, Henrich.

1890. Analysis of adobe soil, Eakins. 

Analysis of [eruptive] rocks, Eakins.

Colorado group, Stevenson. 

Cretaceous of northern Mexico,

White, C. A. 

Drainage systems, Tarr. 

Extinct volcanoes of Colorado,

Lakes. 

Laramie group, Cope, Newberry,

Ward, L. F. 

Lower Cretaceous of San Carlos

Mountains, White, C. A. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, Dutton. 

Movements in Rocky Mountains,

Emmons, S. F. 

Plications of coal measures, Van

Diest.

Volcanic rocks from Tewau Mountains, Iddings. 

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

1891. Cretaceous of North America, 

White, C. A.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S.

Notes on geology of the Southwest, Hill, R. T.

Notes on northern and southwestern New Mexico, Hill, R. T.

Recent lava flow, Tarr.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Triassic plants, Knowlton.

Newton, Henry. The ores of iron; their 

geographical distribution and relation 

to the great centers of the world's iron 

industries.

Am. lust. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 

360-391,1875.

Newton, Henry Continued.

- [Rocks from Black Hills.]

Eead to New York Acad. Sci., 1871. 

Am. Nat., vol. 10, pp. 191-192 (k p.), 1876.

 Geology of the Black Hills, introduction.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Kocky Mountain region, J. W. 

Po-well in charge, Report on the Black Hills 

of Dakota, pp. 1-222, Atlas, plates, 4°, Washington, 1880.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 15, pp. 887-888 

(§ p.), 1881; Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 22, 

pp. 399-401, 1881. Abstract by L. P. Gratacap, Science (edited by J. Michels), vol. 2, pp. 

404-405,1881.

New York.

1807. Observations on geology of

United States and geologic

map, Maclure. 

1814. Geologic account of Dutchess

County, Akerly. 

Geology and mineralogy of New

York Island, Akerly. 

No coal near New York, Akerly. 

On north side of Long Island,

Mitchell, S. L. 

1818. Geology of the United States,

Maclure.

Localities of minerals and remains, Silliman. 

Peat of Dutchess County, Schaeffer. 

Carbonate of magnesia on Staten

Island, Pierce. 

Observations on geology of North

America, Mitchell, S. L.

Index to geology of Northern 

States, Eaton.

1820. Survey of Albany County, Eaton 

and Beck.

Geology of the Hudson River, 

Akerly.

Environs of Carthage bridge, 

Bigsby.

Singular position of a granite 

rock, Cornelius.

Account of the Catskill Mountains, Dwight, H. E.

Secondary regions of New York 

and New Jersey, Pierce.

Section from Taconic range to 

Troy, Dewey, C.

Tour between Hartford and Quebec, Silliman.

1821. Lim4 for water cement, Wright, B. 

Geologic notice of Troy, Hale.
BARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 687

New York Continued.

1821. Notices of northeastern . New 

York, Jessup.

Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall.

Travels through the Northwest, 

Schoolcraffc.

1822. Singular aspect of gravel, Eaton. 

Section of Canaan Mountain,

Barnea, D. H. 

Minerals and rocks in Berkshire,

Silliraan.

Notices at Niagara Falls, Foot. 

Some facts at Hudson, Jenkius. 

Mineralized tree, rocking stone,

etc., Green, J. 

Notes on the Catskills, Barton,

I). W. 

Survey of Rensselaer County,

Eaton. 

Geology of the Highlands, Eaton,

Pierce.

1823. Essay on salt, Van Rensselaer.

Hudson marble, Silliman.

Memoir on Catskill Mountains, 

Pierce.

Origin of certain salt springs, 

Eaton.

On changes in geology of North 

America east of Stoney Mountains, Maclure.

1824. Van Rensselaer on salt, Percival. 

Geology of Trenton Falls. Renwick.

Survey of Erie Canal. Eaton. 

Western Massachusetts region,

Dewey. 

Review of Conybeare and Phillips's geology of England and

Wales, Am. Jour. Sci. 

Essay on Tertiary of America,

Finch.

Ancram lead mine, Lea, C. A. 

Progress of survey of Erie Canal,

Eaton.

1825. Oolitic formation at Saratoga,

Steele. 

Snake Hill and Saratoga Lake

region, Steele. 

182G. Tertiary on border of Hudson

River, Finch.

1827. Borings for water, Disbrow.

Diluvial deposits in New York 

and elsewhere, Eaton.

1828. Supposed transportation of rocks, 

Dewey, C.

New York Continued.

1828. Nomenclature of rocks, Eaton. 

Serpentine on New York Island,

Van Rensselaer. 

Lecture on natural history of

New York, Mitchell, S. L. 

Tabular view of North American

rocks, Eaton.

1829. Serpentine bowlders at East 

Chester, Barnes.

High Rock Spring at Saratoga, 

Steele.

.Scratches and furrows on New 

York Island, De Kay.

Argillite with anthracite coal, 

Eaton.

Certain American rock formations, Vanuxem.

1830. Graywacke regions of New York,

Eaton. 

Diluvial scratches and furrows,

Thomas, D.

Geological text-book, Eaton. 

All primitive strata schistose,

Eaton.

Geologic prodrornus, Eaton. 

Ferruginous sand formation, Mortou. 

Features of south side of the

Ontario Valley, Gebbard. 

Direction and extent of primitive

ranges, Eaton. 

Coal formation, Eaton. 

Tufa at Chittenango, Sanforci. 

Dips in western New York,

Thomas, D.

1831. Concretions north of Stnyvesant 

Landing, Grant, W. H.

Eaton on coal formation in New 

York, Thomas D.

Ancient drainage and origin of 

Niagara Falls, Featherstonhaugh.

Scratches in the Allegbany range, 

Thompson, W. A.

Carboniferous of New York, 

Eaton.

Mineralogy and geology of St. 

Lawrence County, Finch.

Features along the Hudson and 

through New York, Eaton.

Salt formation at Sal in a, Formal).

Oolite at Edenville, Young, J. P.

1832. Geological equivalents, Eaton. 

Geology of the Highlands, Mather.
688 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

New York Continued.

1832. Stratigraphic geology established

by organic remains, Eaton. 

Mineralogy and geology of Orange, N. Y., and Sussex, N. J., 

Shepard.

1833. Contributions to geology, Lea.

Alluvium of the Mohawk, Tomliuson.

Coal beds of Pennsylvania, equivalents in Europe, Eaton.

Formation of petroleum, Silliman.

Facts relative to diluvial action, 

Thompson, W. A.

1834. Mineralogy of Jefferson and St. 

Lawrence counties, Crawe and 

Gray.

1835. On the falls of Niagara, Rogers,

H.D. 

Age of Erie and St. Lawrence

basins, Finch. 

Geology and mineralogy of Schoharie, Gebhard.

1837. First report on first district, Mather. 

First report on third district,

Conrad. 

Notices [northern New York],

Hubbard, O. P. 

Geology of western New York,

Hayes, G. E. 

First report on fourth district,

Vanuxem. 

First report on second district,

Eramons, E.

Crinoid bed at Schoharie, Bonny. 

Elephant remains at Rochester,

Am. Jour. Sci. 

Chemical department of New

York survey, Beck.

1838. Report on first district, Mather. 

Mountains in Essex County, Redfield. 

Bones of mammoth in Rochester,

Dewey, C. 

Report on paleontology of New

York, Conrad. 

Remarks on rocks of New York,

Dewey, C. 

Second report on fourth district,

Hall,J. 

Second report on third district,

Vanuxem. 

Report of geologist of second

district, Emmons, E.

New York Continued.

1839. Polished limestone of Rochester, 

Dewey, C.

Report on chemistry of survey of 

New York, Beck.

Geology and topography of western New York, Hayes, G. E.

Rogers on the transition rocks, 

Silliman and Sillimau.

Corniferous lime rock as the line 

of reference, Eaton.

Notes on American geology, Conrad.

Thermal springs of North America, Daubeny.

Geology of New York County, 

Gale.

Third report on third district, 

Vanuxem.

Third report on fourth district, 

Hall, J.

Third report on first district, Mather.

Second report on paleontology of 

New York, Conrad.

Third report on second district? 

Emmons, E.

Geology of Orange County, Horton, W.

1840. On the Silurian system, Conrad. 

Equivalency of deposits on east

and west sides of the Atlantic,

Eaton. 

Fourth report on third district,

Vanuxem. 

Third report of paleontological

department, Conrad. 

Appendix to report of the fourth

district, Horsford. 

Report on minerals and of chemical department, Beck. 

Fourth report of second district,

Emmons, E. 

Appendix to fourth report on

second district, Car. 

Fourth report on fourth district,

Hall, J. 

Fourth report of geologist of first

district, Mather.

1841. Report on,paleontology of New

York, Conrad. 

Fifth report on fourth district,

Hall, J.

Bowlders and scratches, Mather. 

Analogy of fossils in Hudson slate

in eastern and western NewYork, Mather, Vanuxem.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 689

New York Continued.

1841. History of geologic studies in tlie 

United States, Hitchcock, E.

Fifth report of second district, 

Emmons, E.

Report on mineralogy of survey. 

of New York, Beck.

Fifth report on third district, 

Vannxem.

Sketch of geology of North America, Daubeny.

Fifth report on first district, 

Mather.

1842. Mineralogy of New York, Beck.

Geology of third district, Vanuxeni.

Portion of the Atlantic Tertiary 

region, Conrad.

Ancient erosion at base of the 

Oriskauy, Rogers, W. B.

Geology of New York, second 

district, Erumons, E.

Glaciation of Pennsylvania and 

New York and origin of conglomerates, Rogers, H. D.

Topography, geology, and resources of New York, Emmons, E.

Notes on geology of the Western 

States, Hall, J.

Origin of drift near New York, 

Redfleld.

Geology of Connecticut, Percival.

1843. Structure of Berkshire and vicinity, Rogers, H. D.

Section from Cleveland to the 

Mississippi and on identity of 

Western formations, Hall, J.

Mud furrows, wave lines, etc., on 

New York rocks, Hall, J.

Strite and furrows in rocks of 

western New York, Dewey, C.

Explanation of sections at Portage, Dewey, C.

The phenomena ofglacio-aqneous 

action in North America, Hitchcock, E.

Geologic history of New York 

Island, Cozzens.

Distribution of fossils in the older 

rocks, Hall, J.

Glaciated cherty limestone near 

Niagara, Hall, J.

Origin of mineral springs, Vanuxem.

Bull. 127 44

New York Continued.

1843. Bituminous matter in New York

rocks, Beck. 

Superposition of rocks in Orange

County, Horton, W. 

Survey of island of New York,

Gale. 

Igneous action in the State of

New York, Beck. 

Broken strata and intermingled

drift on shore of Lake Erie,

Hall, J. 

Cretaceous fossils in wells in

Brooklyn, Reclfield. 

Elevations in Ohio with reference

to geologic formations, Whittlesey. 

Structure of the Appalachians

and laws of mountain chains,

Rogers and Rogers. 

Glacio-aqueous action in North

America, Hitchcock, E.

1844. Niagara Falls, their changes and 

geology, Hall, J.

Geology of Niagara Falls region, 

Hall, J.

Views on igneous action, phenomena in New York, Beck.

Geologic position of mastodon at 

Big Bone Lick and other localities, Lyell.

Ridges, beaches, etc., of Canadian 

lakes and the St. Lawrence, 

Lyell.

American geology and condition 

of research in United States, 

Rogers, H. D.

Review of New York reports, 

Owen, D. D.

Geographic distribution of fossils, Hall, J.

Influence of survey of New York, 

Hall, J.

1845. Physical geology east of Rocky 

Mountains and conditions of 

sedimentation and uplift, 

Mather.

Excavation by recession of cataracts, Featherstonhaugh.

Agricultural geology of northern 

New York, Eminons, E.

Travels in North America, Lyell.

1846. Age of the White Mountains, 

Rogers and Rogers.
690 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

New York Continued.

1846. The New York system, Emmons, E.

Remarks on the Taconic system, 

Emmons, E.

Geology of Harpeth Ridge, Davidson County, Tenn., Loomis.

Observations on magnetic dip, 

Locke.

1847. Mining report on Winter ore,

Emmons, E.

No coal in New York rocks, Emmons, E. 

Distribution of remains in older

formations of the United States,

Hall, J. 

Lettre sur la g6ologie des fitatsUnis, Verueuil. 

Geologic position of Casteroides

ohioensis, Hall, J. 

Paleontology of New York, vol. 1,

Hall, J. 

Parallelism of Paleozoics of North

America with those of Europe,

Verneuil, Hall, J. 

Observations on Lewis County,

Hough. 

Remarks on drift period, Eminons, E.

Ancient sea margins, Chambers. 

Report on Tacouic, Vanuxem.

1848. Bowlder trains in Berkshire 

County, Mass., Rogers, H. D., 

and Rogers, W. B.

Terrain erratique de 1'Ame'rique 

du Nord, Desor.

View of gorge at Summit, Emmons, E.

Fossils of Paleozoics of United 

States, etc., Sharpe, D.

Results of paleontologic studies 

in New York, Hall, J.

MitchellCave, Montgomery County, Eights.

Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C.

Shells in drift in Brooklyn, Redfield.

Casteroides ohioensis at Clyde, 

Hall, J.

Fossils in drift at Brooklyn and 

Westport, Desor.

Catalogue of geological specimens, Hall, J.

1849. Acid springs and gypsum of 

Onondaga salt group, Hunt, 

T.S.

New York Continued. 

1849. Geology of Elizabethtowu, KelGeology of Pennsylvania, Rogers, . 

H.D.

On the geology of Canada, Hunt, 

T.S.

Geological action of tides, Redfield.

1850. Alluvions marines et lacustres et

du terrain erratique, Desor. 

Fossil remains from Broome

County, Redfield. 

Lake Superior, Agassiz, L. 

Terraces bordering Lake Erie,

Whittlesey. 

Terraces of Connecticut Valley,

Hitchcock, E. 

Origin of drift and terraces of

aqueous action, Rogers, H. D. 

Drift from the southward in St.

Lawrence County, Hall, J. 

Survey of county of Washington,

Fitch. 

Survey of Seneca County, Delafield.

1851. Rain marks in sandstones, Redfield.

Ridge roads from Rochester to 

Lewiston, Desor.

Specimens presented to New York 

Museum, Hough.

Origin of "ridge roads" and similar features, Stodder.

Deposits of shells in Maine, on 

Lake Champlain, and St. Lawrence, Desor.

Terrain erratique des Etats-Unis, 

Boucheporn.

Coquilles marines dans le bassin 

du lac Ontario, Desor.

Equivalency of rocks of northeastern Ohio with those of 

New York, Whittlesey.

Cylindrical structure in Potsdam 

sandstone, Hough.

1852. Post-Pliocene of Southern and 

Northern States, Desor.

Paleontology of New York, Upper 

Silurian, Hall, J.

Post-Tertiary of vicinity of Albany, Eights.

Survey of county of Essex, Watson.

Diluvial agencies during earlier 

geologic periods, Hough.
DARTON.J NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 691

New York Continued.

1852. Fault at Sterling, N. J., Farrington.

1853. Brown coal of Brandon and age

of hematite in the United

States, Hitchcock, E. 

Geologic map of United States,

etc., Marcou, J. 

Silur-fauua in Wisconsin and New

York, Barrande. 

Ueber Niagara-Falls, Desor.

1854. Some crystalline limestones of 

North America, Hunt, T. S.

Drift of Brooklyn, Desor, Redfield.

Geologic map of United States, 

by Marcou, Am. Jour. Sci.

1855. Esquisse gdologique du Canada, 

Logan and Hunt.

Uober die Geologic von NordAmerika, Marcou, J. 

Review of Murchison's Siluria,

Whitney, J. D.

Fossils from Taconic, Hall, J. 

Description of supposed ichthyodorulite, Hopkins. 

Falls of Niagara, Desor. 

Rapport sur la partie ge"ologique

de 1'expositiou de New-York,

Lyell.

American geology, Emmons, E. 

1^56. American geologic history, Dana,

J.D.

Ores of iron in the Azoic, Whitney, J. D. 

1857. Direction of currents and source

of materials of lower Paleozoics, Hall, J. 

Subsidence on New Jersey and

Long Island, Cook. 

Iron ores of Canada, Billings. 

Parallelism of Paleozoics of

United States and Europe,

Hall, J. 

Illustrations of surface geology,

Hitchcock, E. 

On the falls of Niagara and their

changes, Bakewell. 

Survey of the County of Madison,

Evans. 

Remarks on Niagara Falls, Gibbes,

Hall, J. 

Notes on the Onoudaga basin,

Smith, V. W. 

Mineralogy of motamorphic

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

New York Continued.

1858. Paleozoic basin of Now York, 

Bigsby.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Geological causes that have influenced the scenery of Canada, 

etc., Ramsay.

Glacial phenomena in Canada 

and the United States, Ramsay.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

1859. Clinton group iron ore, Rogers,

W.B. 

Paleontology of New York, vol. 3,

Hall, J. 

Sedimentary and other relations

of Paleozoic fossils of New

York, Bigsby.

Survey of Onondaga County, 

Geddes.

Past and present condition of 

Niagara, Gibbes, L. R.

Origin of spheroidal structure in 

sedimentary rocks, Sillimau.

The plains of Long Island, Watson.

1860. Fauna of Quebec group and Primordial of Canada, Logan.

Mineral springs of Onondaga, 

Goessmann.

Der Primordial-Fauna in NordAmerika, Barrande.

History of gypseous and magnesian rocks, Hunt, T. S.

1861. Remarks on Taconic system, Am.

Jour. Sci.

History of petroleum, Hunt, T. S. 

Tacouic system of Emmons, Hunt,

T.S. 

Sur la faune primordiale en

Ame"rique, Barrande. 

Subpeat deposits of Diatomacen,

Edwards. 

Survey of county of Steuben,

Denuiston. 

Faunal relations of some geologic

groups, Rogers, W. B. 

Bowlders in Orange County, Lesley, J. P. 

Guide to geology of New York,

Lincklaen. 

Barraude on Primordial and

Taconic, Hunt, T. S. 

Appalachian Mountain system,

Guyot.
692 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

New York Continued.

1861. Notes on Primordial aiicl Taconic,

Marcou, J.

Fresh-water shells in some postTertiary deposits, Bell, E.

1862. Remarks on the Taconic system,

Stevens. 

Catskill group in New York,

Hall, J. 

Age of rocks heretofore called

old red sandstone, Jewett. 

Lower Silurian, Jurassic, Cretaceous, and Tertiary fossils from

Nebraska, Meek and Hayden. 

Age of Oriskauy sandstone,

DeCew. 

Potsdam and Hudson rocks in

 Vermont, Hall, J. 

Survey of county of Orange, Denuiston. 

Thirty years' progress in geology

of the older rocks, Murchison.

1863. Parallelism of Quebec group, 

Billings.

Flora of Devonian in northeastern America, Dawsou, J. W.

Report of survey of Canada to 

l863,Logan.

Mohawk Valley glacier, Dana, 

J.D.

American Devonian, Dawson, 

J.W.

1864. Catskill group, Hall, J.

Identity of Oneida and Medina,

Jewett. 

Geology of eastern New York,

Hall and Logan.

1865. Skizze der Umgegend vou NewYork, Credner. 

Taconic question, Hall, J. 

Le Niagara quinze ans apres,

Marcou, J. 

Distribution of graptolites,

Hall, J. 

Fossils from Marshall group of

Michigan and its equivalents,

Winch ell, A. 

Neighborhood of Rossie, Macfarlane. 

Report of survey of New Jersey

for 1864, Cook, G. H. 

History of Eozoon Canadense,

Am. Jour. Sci. 

Asphalt vein in coal measures of

western Virginia, Lesley, J. P.

New York Continued.

1866. Report on Laurentian limetones,

salt, and petroleum, Hunt, T. S. 

Formation of ripple marks, Wyman.

Mastodon at Cohoes, Safely. 

Map of Canada and part of the

United States, Logan and Hall. 

Fossil localities in Liviugston

and Genesee counties, Green,

H.A. 

Subsidence of land at Coxsackie,

Dwight.

1867. Glacial movements in valley of 

the St. Lawrence, Whittlesey.

On the name Hudson River group, 

Meek.

Post-Pliocene on Gardiners Island, Smith, S. I.

History of geology of New York 

Island, Stevens.

Notice of fauna of Potsdam sandstone, Hall, J.

1868. Occurrences of iron in masses, 

Whittlesey.

So-called lignilites or epsomites, 

Marsh, 0. C.

Points in geology of Vermont, 

Hunt, T. 8.

Relations of mastodon and elephant in America, Hall, J.

Geology of New Jersey, Cook, 

G.H.

Eozoische Formationsgruppe 

Nord-Amerikas, Credner.

1869. Remains of man at Saratoga,

McGuire. 

Coast depression of Long Island,

Lewis, E. 

Rock ruins, Niagara Falls, Hyatt.

1870. Recent progress of geology,

Hall, J.

Gas well in New York, Wurtz. 

Norite or Labradorite rock, Hunt,

T.S.

1871. The Marshall group, Winchell, A.

Color of rocks poor in animal 

remains, Newberry.

Deposition of mastodon skeleton 

at Cohoes, Gilbert, G. K.

Primordial near Troy, Ford.

Geognosie und Mineralreichthum 

des Alleghany-Systems, Credner.

Geognosy of Appalachians, Hunt, 

T.S.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 693

New York Continued.

1871. Relation of Oneonta and Montrose

sandstones, Hall, J. 

Felsites of Palisade range,

Schweitzer. 

Position and height of plateau

on which New England glacier

originated, Dana, J. D. 

Relative age of Niagara and

Lover Helderberg groups,

Wortheu.

Rocks of Ulster County, Linelsloy. 

Plants of Devonian and Silurian

of Canada, Dawson, J. W. 

Gas well at West Blooinfield,

Wurtz. 

Analysis of Triassic sandstones,

Schweitzer. 

Schists and limestones of New

York Island, Martin, D. S. 

Devonian age of Schunnemunk

Mountain, Martin, D. S.

1872. On true Taconic, Dana, J. D.

Notes on granitic rocks, Hunt,

T.S. 

Remarks on Taconic controversy,

Billings, E. 

Glacial phenomena in vicinity of

New York City, Stevens. 

Certain rocks in St. Lawrence

County older than Potsdam,

Brooks. 

Green Mountain geology, Dana,

J.D. 

Niagara, its history, geology, etc.,

Holley, G. W. 

Glacial scorings in St. Lawrence

County, Willcox. 

Relation of Middle and Upper

Silurian in United States,

Hall, J.

Past and future of Niagara, Gunning.

What is true Taconic, Dana, J. D. 

Origin of eozooual limestone,

Perry.

1873. Observations on Niagara, Tyndall. 

Map of United States, Hitchcock,

C. H.; Hitchcock and Blake. 

Glacial movements in northern

New York, Stevens. 

Fossils in lower Potsdam at Troy,

Ford. 

Glacial and Charnplain eras in

New England, Dana, J. D.

New York Continued.

1873. Cretaceous of Long Island, Dana, 

J.D.

Map of the United States by 

Hitchcock and Blake, Dana, 

J.D.

River and lake terraces, Youmans.

Fossil trees of Gilboa, Hall, J.

Trains of bowlders and transport of bowlders, Reed.

Position of iron ores of northern 

New York, Hunt, T. S.

Post-Tertiary history of New 

England, Perry.

Magnetite of St. Lawrence County, Silliman.

Paleontologic report, Montana, 

Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah, 

Meek.

1874. Subdivision of geologic time in

Dana's Manual of Geology,

Dana. 

Origin of mountain chains, Whittlesey.

Cretaceous of Long Island, Hitchcock, C. H.; Newberry, Martin,

D.S. 

Serpentine pseudomorphs from

Tilly Foster mine, Dana, J. D. 

Salina group, Newberry. 

Serpentines of the eastern United

States, Martin, D. S. 

Future of Niagara, Holley, G. W. 

Breaks in the Paleozoic series,

Hunt, T. S. 

Niagara and Lower Helderberg in

United States and Canada,

Hall, J.

1875. Carte ge'ologique de la terre, Marcou, J.

The ores of iron, their distribution, Newton.

Comparative geology of northeast Ohio, northwest Pennsylvania, and western New York, 

Lesley, J. P.

Southern New England during 

melting of the glacier, Dana, 

J.D.

Geology and geography of petroleum, Wrigley.

Geologic chart of the United 

. States, Bradley, F. H.

Earthquake of 1874, Martin. 

D. S.
694 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

New York Continued.

1875. Guelph limestone of North America, Nicholson.

Primordial in Rensselaer County, 

Ford.

Bowlder near Batavia, Fargo.

Galena deposits in Laurentian of 

Ontario, Vennor.

1876. Formation of sand dunes, Lewis,

E.J. 

Silurian fossils in drift on Long

Island, Martin, D. S. 

Lower Helderberg of Port Jervis,

Barrett. 

Serpentine limestone of northern

New York, Hall, J. 

Geologic notes from New York,

Lloyd. 

Spathic iron ores of the Hudson,

Raymond. 

Fossils at Troy and Lansingburg, Ford. 

Southern counties of New York

and Catskill range, Hall, J.

1877. History of crystalline stratified 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Graptolite beds at Normanskill, 

Whitfield, R. P.

Relation of geology of Vermont 

to that of Berkshire, Dana, 

J.D.

Appalachians in the Hudson Valley, Shaler.

Ithaca and vicinity, Simons.

Lithology of the Adirondacks, 

Leeds.

Oil records and levels, Pennsylvania, Carll.

Long Island coast, Lewis, E. J.

On the Glacial epochs, Price, E. K.

Water courses of Long Island, 

Lewis, E.

Archean of Canada, Vennor.

Valleys of southern Long Island, 

Lewis, E.

Lower Helderberg at Port Jervis, 

Barrett.

1878. Clay deposits of New Jersey,

Cook and Smock. 

Dikes and Azoic of southeastern

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S. 

Correlation of Lower Helderberg

of New York, Callaway. 

Changes of heights in land and

sea in Glacial and Charnplain

periods, Upham.

New York Continued.

1878. Hudson group at Poughkeepsie, 

Gerard.

Geological history of New York 

Island, etc., Newberry.

Rocks of New York Island, Martin, D. S.

Term Hudson River in nomenclature, Hall, J.

Section in Catskill Mountains, 

Sherwood, A.

Section along Schoharie Creek, 

Sherwood and Sherwood.

Rock salt in western New York, 

Macfaiiane.

The Ice age, Gratacap.

Geology of Lake Champlain region, Hall, J.

Distribution of till, Upharn.

History of North American lake 

region, Maw.

Goderich salt region, Hunt, T. S.

Geology of New York State, Callaway.

Notes on lithology of the Adirondacks, Leeds.

Geology of the Catskills, Hall, J.

Pre-Glacial geography of Great 

Lakes region, Claypole.

1879. Fault at Ronclout, Dale.

Paleontology of New York, vol. 5, 

Hall, J.

Age of slates and grits of Poughkeepsie, Dale.

Origin of clays, Hunt, T. S.

Triassic of New Jersey and Connecticut Valley by Russell, 

Dana, J. D.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

On Hunt's and Dana's geological 

tables, Broadhead.

A study of the rocks at Rondout, 

Lindsley.

Formation of Cape Cod, Upham.

Hudson age of Taconic schists, 

Dana, J. D,

Wappinger limestone, Dwight.

Macluria magna near Newbnrg, 

Whitfield, R. P.

Terminal moraine of the North 

American ice sheet, Upham.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Macfarlane.

History of Triassic in New Jersey 

and Connecticut Valley, Russell, I. C.
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New York Continued.

1879. Section at Readout, Barrett.

Atlantic system of mountains,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Iron ores of northern New York,

Hall, C. E. 

Limit of drift in New Jersey,

Cook.

1880. Relations of Oneonta and sandstones of the Catskills, Hall, J. 

Paleontologic researches on Genesee slate, Williams, H. S. 

Geology of the oil regions, Carll. 

History of some pre-Cambrian

rocks, Hunt, T. S. 

Structure and hypsometry of the

Catskill Mountains, Guyot. 

On Atops triliniatus, etc., Ford. 

Wappinger Valley limestone,

Dwight. 

Former extent of Triassic in the

East, Russell, I. C. 

Geologic action of humus acids,

Jnlien. 

Age of the Green Mountains,

Dana, J. D. 

Western limit of the Taconic

system, Ford. 

List of papers on Taconic system,

Dana, J. D. 

Succession of glacial deposits in

New England, Upham. 

Limestone belts of Westchester

County, Dana, J. D. 

Recent investigations near

Poughkeepsie, Dwight. 

Nomenclature Pal6ozoi'que,

Hall, J. 

Geology of McKean County,

Pa., Ashburner. 

Geology of Potter County, Pa.,

Sherwood, A.; Lesley, J. P.

1881. Taconic system in geology, Hunt,

T. S. 

Fossils in Wappinger limestone,

Dwight. 

New Devonian plants, Dawsou,

J. W. 

Age of rocks of New York Island,

etc., Britton, N.L. 

Mineral springs of Saratoga,

Fish, C. 

Geology of Staten Island, Britton,

N.L.; Daua,J.D. 

Canyons; their character and origin, Bross.

New York Continued.

1881. Channel fillings in Devonian 

shales, Williams, H. S.

Kames and moraines of New England, Wright, G. F.

Mastodon, Broadhead.

Unification of Silurian nomenclature, Miller, S. A.

Colonies dans les roches Taconiques, Marcou, J.

Pre-Glacial formation of beds of 

great American lakes, Claypole.

Geology of Philadelphia County, 

etc., Pa., Hall, C. E.; Lesley, 

J.P.

Record of geology, 1879-1880, 

Hawes.

Various massive rocks made in 

one metamorphic process, Dana, 

J.D.

1882. Niagara River, Ballon.

The Potsdam sandstone, Minnesota, Wiuchell, N. H.

Terraces and beaches of Lake 

Ontario, Spencer, J. W.

Amount of oil remaining, Wrigley.

Pre-Glacial outlet of Lake Erie 

and origin of the lower Great 

Lakes, Spencer, J. W.

North America in the Ice age, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Potholes near Williamsbridge, 

Britton, N. L.

Rocks of New York and Staten 

islands and on drift, Newberry.

Thickness of glacier, Smock.

Remarks on the Catskills and the 

Hudson Valley, Newberry.

Mineral localities around New 

York, Darton.

Correlation of eastern and western terminal moraines, Chaniberlin.

Tertiary of central region, Cope.

Flood in Connecticut Valley from 

melting glacier, Dana, J. D.

Cheinung fossils in Delaware 

County, Jewett.

Features of lower Great Lakes 

during Great River age, Spencer, J. W.

Evidence of pre-Glacial origin of 

basins of Lakes Erie and Ontario, Claypole.
696 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

New York Continued.

1882. Age of the Taconic system, Dana, 

J.D.

Notes on Yates County, Wright, 

B.H.

ExcaA^ation of the bed of the 

Kaaterskill, Julieu.

Notes on Staten Island, Britton, 

N.L.

Recurrence of faunas of the Devonian, Williams, H. S. .

Glacial phenomena of North 

America and man on the Delaware, Wright, G. F.

Serpentine of Staten and New 

York islands, Julieu.

1883. Glacial and Chainplain periods, 

New Haven region, Dana, J. D.,

Terminal moraine of second Glacial period, Chamberliu, T. C.

Dip of rocks in central New York, 

Williams, S. G.

Parallel drift hills of western 

New York, Johnson, L.

Niagara River, Pohlman.

Geology of western end of Lake 

Ontario, Spencer, J. W.

Genesis of crystalline iron ores, 

Julieu.

Age of Alleghany oil sand, Ashburner.

Fauna at base of the Chemung, 

Williams, H. S.

Undulations of rocks across central New York, Williams, H. S.

Classification of lake basins, 

Davis, W. M.

Equivalency of Catskill and 

Ponent, Lesley, J. P.

Unconformity at Rondout, Davis, 

W. M.

Terminal moraine of second Glacial period, Chamberliu, T. C.

Decay of rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Glacial phenomena of Long Isf land, by Bryson, Dana. J. D.

Fluidal cavities in quartz grains, 

Merrill, G. P.

Progress of geology, 1882, Hunt, 

T. S.

Utica and related horizons, Walcott.

Observations in the Chainplain 

Valley, Walcott.

Serpentine of Staten Island, 

Hunt, T. S.

New York Continued.

1883. Geologic history of the American 

continent, Hall, J.

Utica graptolites north of Poughkeepsie, Booth, H.

Origin of the Great Lakes, Newberry.

Glacial erosion and outlets of the 

Great Lakes, Lesley.

Geology of Richmond County, 

Brittou, N. L.

Becrafts Mountain, Davis, W. M.

Ice age in Pennsylvania, Lewis, 

H.C.

Culture and curing of tobacco, 

Killebrew.

Thickness of glacier in New Jersey, etc., Smock.

Terminal moraine of eastern 

United States, Wright, G. F.

History of Taconic question and 

relation of Taconian series, 

Hunt, T. S.

Locality at Cornwall Station, 

Orange County, Dwight.

Chemist's report on bore holes at 

Onoiidaga, Englehart.

Glacial phenomena on Long Island, Bryson.

Discoveries in Wappinger limestone of Dutch ess County, 

Dwight.

History of serpentine and notes 

on pre-Cambriau. rocks, Hunt, 

T. S.

Review of 1882, report of New 

Jersey survey, Science.

Glacial boundary between New 

York and Illinois, Wright, G. F.

Geology of Port Henry, Hunt, 

T.S.

1884. Building stones, Cook and Smock.

Strength of granites, Wiuchell, 

N. H.

Fossil faunas of Upper Devonian, 

Williams, H. S.

Devonian in Genesee and Wyoming counties, Williams, H. S.*

Unconformity at Becrafts Mountain near Hudson, Davis, W. M. 

. Cretaceous on Staten and Long 

islands, Britton, N. L.

Helderberg limestones east of the 

Catskills, Davis, W. M.

Azoic system and its subdivisions, 

Whitney and Wadsworth.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 697

New York Continued. 

1884. .Report of work in Quaternary 

geology, Chamberlin, T. C.

Investigations near Poughkeepsie, Dwight.

Formations of canyons and precipices, Macfarlane.

Transition from copper series to 

Potsdam, Wooster.

Notes on building stones used in 

New York, Newberry.

Classification of joint structures, 

Crosby.

Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1884, Cook.

Hall on Hudson age of Taconic 

slates, Dana, J. D.

Gorges and waterfalls, Davis, 

W. M.

Cortland and Stony Point hornblendic and augite rocks, Dana, 

J. D.

Geologic occurrence of bitumen, 

Peckham.

Potsdam at Saratoga, Walcott.

Southward ending of a great 

synclinal in the Taconic range, 

Dana, J. D.

Age of slates at Schodack Landing, Ford. °

Drunilins, Davis, W. M.

Cambrian of United States and 

Canada, Walcott.

Primordial in Stuy vesant, Columbia County, Ford.

History of serpentines by Hunt, 

Dana, J. D.

Little mountains east of the Catskills, Davis, W. M.

Origin of bedding in so-called 

metamorphic rocks, Dana, J. D. 

Geologic history of North American flora, Newberry.

Comparative paleontology of Devonian, Williams, H. S.

Wappinger Valley limestones, 

Dwight.

Geology of Lehigh and Northampton counties, Pa., Dana, J. D.

Paramorphosis of pyroxene to 

hornblende, Williams, G. H.

Preliminary paper on moraine of 

second Glacial epoch, by Chamberliu, Dana, J. D.

Clinton and associated shales of 

Pennsylvania, Claypole.

New York Continued.

1884. Climatic changes of later geologic times, Whitney, J. D.

Deflection of streams by terrestrial rotation, Gilbert, G. K.

Hudson River age of the Taconic 

slates, Hall, Dana, J. D.

Classification of the Upper Devonian, Hall, J.

Illustrations of polished rock 

surfaces, Morgan, H. J.

Distribution and origin of drumlius, Davis, W. M.

Fossil leaves, Staten Island, Hoilick.

Glacial action in northern New 

York and Canada^ Willcox.

Unconformity of Upper and 

Lower Silurian, Cook.

Canadian and Paleozoic outlines, 

Willcox.

Microscopic structure of building stones, Merrill, G. P.

Glacial boundary in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, Wright, 

G.F.

Report on terminal moraine in 

Pennsylvania, etc., Lewis, H. 

C.; Lesley, J. P.

Distribution of iron ores in eastern United States, Smock, 

J.C.

1885. Glaciatlon of Mount Kearsarge,

Putnam. 

Taconic rocks and stratigraphy,

Dana, J. D. 

Geologic atlas of counties of

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P. 

Gypsum deposits" of Cayuga

County, Williams, S. G. 

Contorted clays on west side of

Lake Champlain, Hall, C. E. 

Iron ores of northern New York,

Hall, C. E. 

Niagara gorge as a chronometer,

Wright, G. F. 

Progress of geology, 1883, Hunt,

T.S.

Taconic System, Marcou, J. 

Gravels of south Delaware peninsula, Chester. 

Notes on Niagara, Ha.Het. 

Age of rocks near Schenectady,

Ford. 

Lower Silurian fossils at Canaan,

Dana, J. D.
698 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

New York Continued.

1885. Fossils in Hudson slates, Orange 

County, Darton.

Fish remains in Silurian of Pennsylvania, Claypole.

History of the Taconic question 

and relations of the rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

Relations of Chemung and Waverly, New York and Pennsylvania, Hall, J.

Study of Eozoon canadense, 

Julien.

Local glaciers, Catskill Mountains, Smock.

Coast swamps, Shaler.

Geological formations of Long 

Island, Bryson.

Geology of sea bottom of approaches to New York Bay, Lindenkohl.

Vertical range of certain fossils 

in Pennsylvania and New York, 

Claypole.

Old shore line of Lake Ontario, 

Gilbert, G. K.

Conditions modifying fossil 

fauna, Williams, H. S.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Musical sand, its distribution and 

properties, Bolton and Julien.

Microscopic examination of series 

of sands, Julien and Bolton.

Iron mines of Putnam County, 

AVeudt.

Devonian of Green Pond Mountain, Darton.

Higher Devonian of Ontario 

County, Clarke, J. M.

Leaf-bearing sandstone on Staten 

Island, Brittou, N. L.

Great fault at Schodack Landing, 

Ford.

Glaciationof Shawangunk Mountain, Julien.

1886. Salt mine in western New York,

Wright, G. F. 

Fossiliferous Potsdam at Poughkeepsie, Dwight. 

Niagara gorge, Science. 

Phases in elevation of North

America, Newberry. 

Marginal kames, Lewis, H. C. 

Product of oil, Ashburner. 

Notes of new Primordial fossils,

Whitfield, R. P.

New York Continued. 

1886. Sections of Tacouic ranges by 

Hall, Marcou, J.

Development of North American 

continent, Le Conte.

Silurian fossils in Tacouic, Dana, 

J.D.

Scorpion from Silurian, Whitfield, 

R.P.

Age, character, and origin of gypsum of Cayuga County, Williams, S. G.

Vegetal remains in Cretaceous of 

Staten Island, Hollick.

Buffalo and Chicago, Claypole.

History of Taconic investigations, Dana, J. D.

Taconic stratigraphy and fossils, 

Dana, J. D.

Taconic controversy, Darton.

Upper Silurian in Orange County, 

Darton.

Dynamic effects of the ice sheet, 

Merrill, F. J. H.

Cambrian system, Walcott.

Cambrian faunas, Walcott.

Crystalline rock region of southeastern New York, Smock. 

» Report of State geologist, Hall, J.

Building stones, Hall, J.

Classification of Upper Devonian, 

Williams, H. S.

Leaves in Cretaceous of Staten 

Island, Britton, N. L.

Drift at Tompkinsville, Stateu 

Island, Britton, N. L.

Floor of Triassic, Britton, N. L.

Cruise along Staten Island, etc., 

Britton, N. L.

Old gorge at Niagara, Claypole.

Tide water gneisses, Martin, D. S.

Fossiliferous limestone of Columbia County, Bishop.

Fossils at Canaan, Dwight.

Geologic succession in Ontario 

County, Clarke.

Geologic wrinkles, Gilbert, G. K.

Iron ores, Putnam.

Geology, Long Island, Merrill, 

F.J.H.

Lower Helderberg, Cayuga County, Williams, S.G.

Lower Helderberg, Cornwall Station, Darton.

Recession of Niagara Falls, Woodward, R. S.
CARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 699

New York Continued.

1886. Niagara River, gorge and falls,

Hovey, Pohlman. 

Thickness of Onondaga salt group

at Buffalo, Pohlman. 

Orange County geology, Darton. 

Peridotites near Peekskill, Williams, G. H. 

Place of Niagara Falls in geologic

history, Gilbert, G. K. 

Revision of Devonian section at

Cayuga Lake, Williams, H. S. 

Schistose rocks of Adirondacks,

Brittou, Julien. 

Additional notes on Staten Island,

Britton. 

Structure of clay near Newburg,

Dwight.

Tully limestone, Williams, S. G. 

Cambrian age of slates at Granville, Washington County, Walcott. 

Westward extension of the Lower

Helderberg, Williams, S. G.

1887. Fire sand of Clinton County, 

Brainerd.

Notes on Tilly Foster mine, Ruttman.

Distribution of natural gas, Ashburner.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Development of chemical industries (salt), Wyatt.

Tacouic limestone of Canaan, 

Dwight.

Nature aud origin of Staten Island serpentine, Gratacap.

Recent field work in Archean, 

Britton.

Staten Island drifts, Britton.

Wappinger Valley limestones, 

Dwight.

Well at Clifton, Staten Island, 

Hollick.

Prehistoric hearth under drift at 

Buffalo, Gilbert, G. K.

Origin of serpentines near New 

York City, Britton, Gratacap.

Tully limestone, Williams, S. G.

Genetic history of crystalline 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Rock salt in western New York, 

Newberry.

Salt mines of western New York, 

Bishop.

New York Continued. 

1887. Oneonta sandstone, Beecher and 

Hall, Hall, J.

Mohawk Valley, Beecher and 

Hall, Hall, J.

Lower Helderberg of Cayuga 

Lake, Williams, S. G.

Lower Paleozoic graptolitos, 

Lap worth.

Norites of Cortlaud series, Williams, G. H.

Geology of Long Island, Dana, 

J. D.

Geology of Staten Island, Britton.

Serpentine of Syracuse, Williams, 

G.H.

Fossils of Staten Island drift, 

Gratacap.

Minerals of Stateu Island, Chainberlin, B.

Taconiosystem, Dana, J.D.; Miller, Walcott.

Taconic question restated, Hunt, 

T. S.

Kersantite at Croton Landing, 

Newberry.

Tacouic rocks and stratigraphy, 

Dana, J. D.

Age of Niagara River, Spencer, 

J.W.

Attica sink holes, Clarke.

Cambrian trilobites from Poughkeepsie, Newberry.

Cortland rocks, Callaway.

Cutting at Croton Point, Warring.

Eozoonal rock of Manhattan laland, Gratacap.

Faunas of Upper Devonian, Genesee section, Williams, H. S.

Fauna of Upper Taconic, Washington County, Walcott. 

}. Archean plant from limestone 

of Sussex County, N. J.; relations of limestone outliers, 

Britton.

Beaches on southern side of Long 

Island, Bryson.

Boring on Stateu Island, Britton.

Brief history of Taconic ideas, 

Dana, J. D.

Columbia formation, McGee.

Contact metamorphisni in rocks 

adjoining Cortland series near 

Peekskill, Williams, G. H.
700 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

New York Continued. 

1888. Devonian and Silurian in well at

Morrisville, Prosser. 

Dikes of Hudson River Highlands, Kemp. 

Diorite dike of Forest of Dean,

Kemp.

Distinctiveuess of New York Island and Highland gneisses,

Martin, D. S. 

Eccentricity theory of Glacial

cold (recession of Niagara

Falls), Claypole. 

Fossils in city of Quebec, Ford. 

Origin of kaines, Shaler. 

Theories of ore deposits, Wadsworth. 

Fossil leaf, Arrochar station,

Staten Island, Hollick. 

Gabbros and diorites of Cortland series near Peekskill,

Williams, G. H. 

Geology of Manhattan Island,

Kemp. 

Great Primordial quartzite, Winchell, N. H. 

Upper Hamilton of Chenango and

Otsego counties, Prosser. 

Iroquois beach, Spencer, J. W. 

Map of vicinity of New York

City, Martin, D. S. 

Modified drift (Staten Island),

Britton.

Natural gas, Ashburner. 

Niagara shales, Ringueberg. 

Report of Paleozoic division,

Walcott.

Wappinger limestones, D wight. 

Ordovician and Cambrian in well

near Utica, Walcott. 

Original Chazy rocks, Brainerd

and Seeley.

Building stones, Smock. 

Overlap of Cretaceous on Archean

on Staten Island, Newberry. 

Principles of adversaries of the

Taconic, Marcou, J. 

Rosetown extension of the Cortlaiid series, Kemp. 

St. Lawrence basin and the Great

Lakes, Spencer, J. W. 

Seacoast swamps, Shaler. 

Shore lines in Ontario basin,

Gilbert, G. K. 

Taconic system, Walcott.

New York Continued,

1888. Taconic of Georgia and report on 

geology of Vermont, Marcou, J.

Types of Devonian system in 

North America, Williams, H. S.

Well on south side Long Island, 

Bryson.

1889. Petroleum and natural gas, Ashburner.

Recent discoveries in local Cretaceous and Quaternary geology, 

Britton.

Rocks of Philadelphia and New 

York, Rand.

Stratigraphic position of Olenellus, Walcott.

Triassic outcrops on Staten Island, Hollick.

Well at Woodhaven, Long Island, 

Bryson, Lewis. E.

Williams's report on Devonian, 

Marcou, J.

Yellow gravel, Britton.

Fossiliferons sandstone in clay, 

Stateu Island, Hollick.

Life-history of Niagara Falls, 

Pohlman.

Cretaceous and Triassic outcrops, 

Staten Island, Britton, Hollick.

Cretaceous near Grassmere station, Staten Island, Britton.

Camptonite dike, Washington 

County, Kemp and Marsters.

Cement and gypsum in Buffalo, 

Pohlman.

Calciferous fossils of Lake Champlain, Whitfield, R. P.

Great lake basins of St.Lawrence, 

Drunirnond.

Bowlder of Oriskany, on Staten 

Island, Gratacap.

Geology of Buffalo, Ashburner.

Glaciationof mountains, Upham.

Ophioliteof Warren County, Merrill, G. P.

Falls of rock at Niagara, Claypole.

Geology of Oneida County, Brigham.

Report Paleozoic division of paleontology, U. S. Geological 

Survey, Walcott.

Report Division of Paleozoic invertebrates, U. S. Geological 

Survey, Walcott.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 701

New York Continued.

1889. Report Atlantic coast division. 

U. S. Geological Survey [shore 

lines on Catskill Mountains], 

Slialer.

Building stones, Merrill, G. P.'

Iron mines, Smock.

Mastodon at Attica, Clarke, J. M.

1890. Analysis of dolomite from WestChester County, Hillebrand.

Analyses of inclusions in diorite 

at Crugers, Chatard.

Analyses of serpentines, Catlett.

Amboy clays, Newberry.

Ancient shore lines, Merrill, F. 

J.H.

Calciferous in Champlaiu Valley, 

Brainerd and Seely.

Clays near Morrisania, Martin, 

D. S.; Merrill, F. J. H.

Cuboides zone, Williams, H. S.

Deformation of Iroquois beach, 

Spencer, J. W.

Excursion 'in northern Appalachians, Williams, G. H.

Extensions of the Iroquois beach, 

Spencer, J. W.

Fiords and great lake basins of 

North America, Upham.

Fossils in eastern part of Dutchess 

County, Dwight.

Fossils at Pleasant Valley, 

Dwight.

Fossils in Taconic belt at Hillsdale, Dana, J. D.

Glacial boundary, Wright, G. F.

Glacial geology, Irondequoit region, Dryer. i

History of Niagara River, Gilbert, G. K.

Iron ores, Hunt, T. S.

Iroquois beach, Davis, W. M.; 

Spencer, J. W.

Lake ridges of Ohio, Wright, G. F.

Long Island Sound in Quaternary and submerged Hudson 

River channel, Dana, J. D.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Dana, Darton, Dwight, Ford, 

Hitchcock, J. M.; Hunt, T. S.; 

Lindsley,Smock,Williams, H.S.

Middle Taconic at Stissing, 

Dwight.

Origin of Syracuse serpentine, 

Williams, G. H.

New York Continued.

1890. Potholes opposite Catskill, Hubbard.

Report on oil and gas, Carll.

Richfield Springs clay, analysis, 

Catlett.

Rock salt deposits, Newberry.

Saliferous deposits as evidence of 

climatal conditions, Shaler.

Sandstone in drift on Staten 

Island, Gratacap.

Serpentinous rocks, Merrill, G. P.

Siderite basins, Kimball.

Silurian fossils, Columbia County, Bishop.

Structure of Devonian and Silurian in west central New York, 

Prosser.

Supposed dikes at Ithaca, Kemp.

Traps of Newark system, Darton.

Unconformity in Hudson Valley, 

Davis, W. M.

Value of term "Hudson River 

group," Walcott.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Wright's "Ice age in North 

America," Hitchcock, C. H.

Building stones, Smock.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian, Walcott.

1891. American opinion on tlie older 

rocks, Winchell, A.

Artesian wells, Smock.

Cambrian of North America, Walcott.

Chazy formation in the Champlain Valley, Brainerd.

Clinton oolitic iron ores, Foerste.

Cretaceous formation of North 

America, White, C. A.

Dates of origin of certain topographic forms, Davis, W. M.

Davis on the Iroquois beach, 

Spencer, J. W.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S.

Episode in Paleozoic history of 

Pennsylvania, Claypole.

Excavation of the new Croton 

Aqueduct, Carson.

Excursions across Long Island, 

Bryson.

Eruptive iron ores, Nason.

Equivalents of Minnesota iron 

ores, Winchell, N. H.
702 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

New York Continued. 

1891. Fauna with goniatites in western 

New York, Clarke.

Fire-clay beds of Staten Island, 

Rollick.

Genesis of iron ores, Kimball.

Geologic position of the Catskill 

group, Prosser.

High level shores of Great Lakes 

and their deformation, Spencer, 

J. W.

Inequality of distribution of englacial drift, Upham.

Iron ores of Minnesota, Winchell, 

N.H.

New Jersey, Geological Survey 

Report. [Age of white limestones.] Am. Geol.

Notes on southwestern New York, 

Harris.

Overthrust faults in northern 

Vermont, Walcotfc.

Overlap relations at base of Paleozoics, Walcott.

Post-Archean age of white limestones, Nason.

Post-Glacial anticlines, Gilbert, 

G. K.

Post-Glacial history of Hudson 

Valley, Merrill, F. J. H.

Post-Pliocene subsidence versus 

Glacial dams, Spencer, J. W.

So-called sand dunes, Long Island, Bryson.

Submarine channel of Hudson 

Kiver, Lindenkohl.

Subsidence in later Glacial times, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Was Lake Iroquois an arm of 

the sea, Davis, W. M.; Stone, 

Spencer, J. W.

Xenotime as an accessory element

in rocks, Derby.

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Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 10, pp. 

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DARTON.l NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 703

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Neues Jahrbuch, 1848, pp. 554-556.

North, Edward. The Pico Canyon oil 

field.

California, 10th Eeport of mineralogist, pp. 

283-298,12 plates, 1891.

North Carolina.

1731. Natural history of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahamas, Catesby.

1787. Mineralogische Kenntniss des 

ostlichen Theils von Nord-Amerika, etc., Schoepf.

1791. Travels, Bartram.

1793. Supposed volcanic hill, D.
704 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

North Carolina Continued.

1807. Observations on geology of 

United States, and geologic 

map, Maclure.

1818. Geology of the United States, 

Maclure.

1819. Eeport of surveys iu 1819, Fulfcon.

1820. Eed sandstone of North Carolina, 

Olm stead.

1821. Parts of North and South Carolina, Dickson, Porter, T. J.

1822. Useful minerals in North Carolina, Olmstead.

Rocks collected in North Carolina, Olmstead.

Dikes of North Carolina, Beckwith.

1824. Report on geology of North Carolina, Olmstead.

1825. Gold mines of North Carolina, 

Olmstead.

1827. Geology of North Carolina, 

Mitchell, E.; Olmstead.

1828. Report on North Carolina,

Mitchell, E. 

Low countries of North Carolina,

Mitchell, E. 

Gold mines of North Carolina,

Rothe.

1829. Geology of the gold region, 

Mitchell, E.

1830. Remains in ferruginous sand formation of United States, Morton, S. G.

1834. Tertiary and Recent of Southern 

States, Conrad.

1835. Tertiary of the Atlantic Coast,

Conrad.

Gold regions, Dickson, J. 

Fossil fish teeth; gait in Alabama,

and divisions of Cretaceous,

Morton, S. G.

1841. Fossil remains in Lenoir County, 

Limber.

Secondary and Tertiary of southern Atlantic States, Hodge.

Bowlders and scratches, Mather.

Tertiary fossils, Beaufort County, 

Redfield.

1842. Nature of dip of Triassic, Rogers,

H.D. 

Elements of geology, with outline

of geology of North Carolina,

Mitchell, E. 

Portion of the Atlantic Tertiary

region, Conrad.

North Carolina Continued.

1844. Agricultural survey of South Carolina, Ruffin.

Geologic position of mastodon at 

Big Bone Lick and other localities, Lyell.

Cretaceous of parts of theUnited 

States bordering on the Atlantic, Lyell.

1845. Miocene Tertiary, Lyell.

Excavation by recession of cataracts, Featherstonhaugh.

Older Tertiary of Virginia, South 

Carolina, and Georgia, Lyell.

1847. Itacolumite, Justice.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C. 

Letters on geology, Christy.

1851. Mountains of North Carolina,

Buckley, S. B. 

Coal of central North Carolina,

Johnson, W. R. 

Gold formations of Maryland,

Virginia, and North Carolina,

Johnson, W. R.

1852. Report of geological survey, Emmons, E.

Deep River coal fields, McLenahan.

1853. Age of Deep River coal, Rogers, 

W. B.; Jackson, C. T.

Cuivre et houille de la Caroline 

du Nord, Jackson, C. T.

Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Erzgange und das Gang-Gebirge,

Dieffenbach. 

Deep River coal region, Jackson,

C. T. 

Geologic map of United States,

by Marcou, Am. Jour. Sci. 

Fossils from Tertiary, Tuomey.

1855. American geology, Eminons, E. 

Kupfer-Distrikte, Lake Superior,

Posselt. 

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Report on midland counties of 

North Carolina, Enimons, E.

New fossil coal from North Carolina, Emmons, E.

American geologic history, Dana, 

J. D.

Age of coal rocks near Richmond 

and North Carolina, Rogers, 

W. B.
CARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 705

North Carolina Continued.

1856. Age of Triassic of eastern United 

States, Jackson, C. T.

Origin of greensand, Bailey, J.W.

Relations of New Red to coal 

rocks of eastern Virginia and 

North Carolina, Rogers, W. B.

1857. Position of elephant remains of 

North America, Foster.

Review of Ernmons's report on 

midland counties, North Carolina, Dewey.

Permian and Trias, Emmoiis, E.

Special report on valley of Deep 

River, Ernmons, E.

1858. Agriculture of eastern counties, 

Emmons, E.

Fossils in sandstones and slates, 

Emmons, E.

Report on Deep River coal district, North Carolina, Wilkes.

Age of Trias, Dawson, J. W.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1859. Itacolumite and its associates, 

South Carolina, Lieber.

Cobalt and nickel in Gastou 

County, Wurtz.

Constitution of Chatham series, 

Deep River, Emmons, E.

Coal of Deep River, Jackson, C. T.

1860. Triassic of Virginia and North

Carolina, Emuions, E. 

Swamp lands of North Carolina,

Emmons, E. 

Agriculture of North Carolina,

Emmons, E.

1861. Surla faune primordiale en Am6-

rique, Barrande. 

Cherokee Valley, Blake, W. P.

1865. Eocene lignite formation of 

United States, Conrad.

1866. Elements of geology, Lyell.

1867. Report of geological survey,

Kerr.

Tertiary of North and South Carolina, Conrad.

1868. Eozoische Formations-Gruppe 

Nord-Amerikas, Credner.

1869. Report of geologic survey, Kerr. 

1871. Southern drift, Gulf Tertiaries,

Cretaceous, Perry, J. B. 

Mineral resources of North Carolina, Genth. 

Bull. 127 45

North Carolina Continued.

1871. Geoguosieund Miueralreichthuin 

des Alleghany-Systems, Credner.

Phosphate beds, Shaler.

Cretaceous and Tertiary of North 

Carolina, Conrad.

Stratigraphy and surface geology, 

Kerr.

Origin of South Carolina phosphates, Kerr.

1872. Causes of production of Cape 

Hatteras, Shaler.

Bottom of ocean off Cape Hatteras, De Pourtales.

Syenite at Richmond, elevation 

of Hatteras, etc., Jackson, C. T.

Corundum region, Shepard.

1873. Topography as affected by rotation of the earth, Kerr.

Corundum, its alteration and associates, Genth.

Appendix to report on geology, 

Kerr.

Titauiferous iron near Greensboro, Lesley, J. P.

Corundum of North Carolina, 

etc., Smith, J. L.

Copper deposits of the Blue 

Ridge, Hunt, T. S.

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

1874. Bald Mountain earthquakes,

Bradley.

Unakyte from border of Tennessee, Bradley. 

Bearing of surface geology of

North Carolina on drift of the

North, Burbank. 

Metamorphic Silurian rocks,

Bradley. 

Mountain drainage of eastern

Tennessee and western North

Carolina, Willcox. 

Ore Knob copper mine, Hunt,

T. S.

1875. Minerals found in the State,

Genth. 

Earthquakes of North Carolina,

Clingman. 

Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H. 

Mesozoic of North Carolina, Kerr. 

Essay on western North Carolina,

Smith, C. D.
706 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

North Carolina Continued.

1875. Tertiary of Atlantic Slope, Conrad. .

Corundum and its associated 

rocks, Smith, C. D.

Silurian age of the southern Appalachians, Bradley.

Report of geological survey, Kerr.

1876. Examination of Catawba River,

Abort. 

Geology from Cape Fear River to

Neuse River, Abort. 

Report of geological survey,

Dana, J. D. 

Frost drift in North Carolina,

Kerr. 

 1877. Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

1878. Eozoic rocks of North America,

Hunt, T. S.

Dikes and Azoic of southeast 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Kerr.

History of Triassic in New Jersey 

and Connecticut Valley, Russell, I. C.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Corundum mine, Macon County, 

Raymond.

Mesozoic in Virginia, Heinrich.

Origin of clays, Hunt, T. S.

1880. Succession of glacial deposits in 

New England, Upham.

Geologic action of humus acids, 

Julien.

Gold gravels of North Carolina, 

Kerr.

Mica veins, Kerr.

1881. Origin of topography of North

Carolina, Kerr. 

Action of frost in superficial

material, Kerr. 

Minerals of North Carolina,

Genth. 

Mastodon, Broadhead.

1882. Emeralds in North Carolina, Hidden.

Roan Mountain, Wetherby.

Mines of the Appalachians, 

Hanna.

Volcano of Bald Mountain, Kerr.

Auriferous gravels, Chance.

Diluvial furrows and scratches, 

Thomas, D.

North Carolina Continued.

1882. Peculiarities in occurrence of 

gold, Kerr.

1883. Geology and soils of tobacco region, Kerr.

History of Taconic question and 

relation of Taconian series, 

Hunt, T. S.

Older Mesozoic flora of Virginia, 

Fontaine.

Resources of North Carolina, McGehee.

Age of southern Appalachians, 

Elliott.

Decay of rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Ores near Greensboro, Ricketts, 

P. de P.

Ages and classification of postEocene of Atlantic Slope, Heilprin.

Relations of topography of Appalachian Plateau, Kerr.

1884. Cotton production in North Carolina and Virginia, Kerr.

North Carolina phosphates, Dabney, Phillips, W. B.

Azoic system and its snbdivisions,Whitney and Wadsworth.

Gold mining in South Carolina, 

Spilsbury.

Geology of Hatteras, Kerr.

Illustrations of polished rock surfaces, Morgan, H. J.

Studies of rocks of Cordilleras, 

Wadsworth.

Dunite of North Carolina, Julieu.

Distribution of iron ores in eastern United States, Smock.

Soil map of cotton States, Hilgard.

Tertiary of Eastern and Southern 

States, Heilprin.

Olivine rocks of North Carolina, 

Wadsworth.

Contributions to Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

Building stones, Kerr and Kerr.

1885. Progress of geology, 1883, Hunt, 

T.S.

Commonwealth of Georgia, Henderson, J. T.

North Carolina coal fields, Russell, I. C.

Eocene of North Carolina, Kerr.

Cypress in Quaternary, Holmes, 

J.A.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 707

North Carolina Continued. 

' 1885. Fontaine's older Mesozoic flora of

Virginia, Science. 

Deep River coal field, Chance. 

Eocene of North Carolina, Kerr.' 

Microscopic examination of series

of sands, Julien'aud Bolton. 

Map of United States, McGee.

1886. Opening of Hatteras inlet, Welsh,

W. W. 

Iron mines, Willis.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Tin, Van Ness.

Notes in Virginia, etc., Britton, 

N.L.

Gneiss-dunyte contacts of Corundum Hill, Chatard.

Residue from decay of schists 

near Gary, analysis, Riggs.

Coal from Stokes County, analysis, Whitfield, J. E.

Coal from Gulf, analysis, Clarke, 

F. W.

Decomposed trap near Sanford, 

analysis, Chatard.

1888. Deposits of phosphate of lime,

Penrose.

Hiawassee Valley, Colton. 

Report of division of paleobotany,

Ward, L. F. 

Coal, Ashburner. 

Mica mining, Phillips. 

Peridotite from Webster, N. C.,

Diller. 

Some uorites and gabbros, Horrick, Clarke and Doming. 

Three formations of the middle

Atlantic Slope, McGee.

1889. Tin deposits, Fnrman.

Man in the Potomac Valley, McGee.

Round about Asheville, Willis.

Nickel ores from Oregon, Clarke, 

F. W.

1890. Appomattox formation, McGee. 

Cape Fear River region, Clark,

W.B.

Iron ores, Hunt, T. S. 

Mesozoio conglomerates, Holmes,

J.A. 

Triassic flora of Richmond, Va.,

Marcou, J.

Warren's Geography, Brewer. 

Macfarlaue's Railway Guide,

Chance.

North Carolina Continued.

1890. Report of work, 1888-89 [Potomac formation at Hay wood], 

Fontaiue.

1891. Cambrian of North America,

Walcott. 

Cretaceous and Tertiary near

Wilmingtou, Stauton. 

Cretaceous of North America,

White, C. A.

Dates of origin of certain topographic forms, Davis, W. M. 

Gold in Montgomery County,

Morehead.

Dan River coal basin, Nitze. 

Dismal Swamp, Shaler. 

Observations in vicinity of Charlotte, Mezger.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P. 

Northrup, John I. Notes on the geology 

of the Bahamas.

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 10, pp. 

4-22,1890.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 25, p. 363 (J p.), 

1891.

Norton, Henry. Glacier scratches in 

Goshen in northwestern Connecticut.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 22, p. 322 (J p.), 

1881.

Norton, R. Henry. Notes on coal mining 

in Oregon.

Am. lust. Hilling Eng., Trans., vol. 18, pp. 

23-28,1891.

Norwood, Charles J. Putnani and 

Schuyler counties.

Geol. Surv. Missouri, Eeport, including field 

work of 1873-74, vol. 1, pp. 272-302, Jefferson 

City, 1874.

 Coal measures [Jasper County],

Geol. Surv. Missouri, Hoport, including field 

work of 1873-74, vol. 1, pp. 92-96, Jefferson 

City,1874.

 Coal measures [Howard County]

Geol. Surv. Missouri, Report, including field 

work of 1873-74, vol. 1, pp. 201-221, Jefferson 

City,1874.

 Report * * * Vernon County.

Geol. Surv. Missouri, Report, including field 

work of 1873-74, vol. 1, pp. 139-154, Jefferson 

City, 1874.

 Report on the geology of the region 

adjacent to the Louisville, Paducah 

and Southwestern Railway, with a section.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Reports of progress, 

vol. 1, new series, pp. 355-448 (bottom pagination), plates, Frankfort, 1876,
708 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Norwood, Charles J. Continued.

 Report of a reconnaissance in the 

lead region of Livingston, Crittenden, 

and Caldwell counties, including a 

sketch of their general wealth.

Geol. Surv.' Kentucky, Eeports of progress,

J vol. 1, new series, pp. 449-493 (bottom pagina-

' tion), Frankfort, 1876.

 A reconnaissance report on the lead 

region of Henry County, with some 

notes on Owen and Franklin counties. 

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Reports of progress, 

vol^ 2, new series, pp. 245-276 (bottom pagination), plates, Frankfort, 1877.

 Report of a reconnaissance on the 

proposed line of railway from Livingston station to Cumberland Gap.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Eeports of progress, 

vol.. 2, new series, pp. 201-243 (bottom pagination), plates, Frankfort, 1877.

 A report of examinations made along 

the paths of the north and south running railroads in western Kentucky. 

' Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Reports of progress, 

vol. 4, new series, pp. 285-337 (bottom pagination), plates, Frankfort, 1878.

 Report of a reconnaissance of a part 

of the Breckinridge cannel coal district. 

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Eeports of progress, 

vol. 4, new series, pp. 339-364 (bottom pagination), Frankfort, 1878.

 A general account of the geology of 

.. a part of Ohio County.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Eeports of progress, 

vol. 5, new series, pp. 77-123 (bottom pagination), Frankfort, 1880.

Norwood, J. G. Report.

Letter of the Secretary of the Treasury 

communicating a report of a geological reconnaissance of the Chippewa land district of 

Wisconsin [etc.], by D. D. Owen, pp. 73-129, 

map, plate, 30th Gong., 1st sess., Senate Ex. 

Doc. No. 57, "Washington, 1848.

 Description of the geology of middle

and western Minnesota, including the

country adjacent to the northwest and

. part of the southwest shore of Lake

' Superior.

Eeport of a geological survey of Wisconsin, 

Iowa, and Minnesota, and incidentally of a 

portion of Nebraska Territory, by D. D. Owen, 

pp. 213-418, plates, Philadelphia, 1852.

 Abstract of a report on Illinois coal,

 with descriptions and analyses, and a 

" general notice of the coal fields, 93 

\ pages, 5 plates, map, Chicago, 1858,

Illlinois Geol. Surv.

 [Discovery of Permian rocks at 

. Lasalle/Ill.]

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 115-

 116,1860.

: . Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 26, 

pp. 129-131,1860. . . . ..... --.;..

Norwood, J. G. Continued.

 Report on the Rosiclare lead mines. 

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 1, pp. 366-372, plates, 

Chicago, 1866. '

 Abstract of notes on Madison County. 

Geol. Surv. Missouri, Eeport, including field 

work of 1873-74, vol. 1, pp. 371-379, Jefferson 

City, 1874.

 Owen, D. D., and. Researches 

among the Protozoic and Carboniferous 

rocks of central Kentucky, etc., 1846 

[not seen].

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 5, 

pp. 268-269 (| p.), 1846.

 and Owen, D. D. [Devonian fossils 

near the Falls of the Ohio.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 2., p. 116 

(| p.), 1848.

Nugent, E. Synchronism of geological 

formations.

Science, vol. 3, pp. 33-34,1884. 

Eeviewed by A. Heilprin, ibid., pp. 60-61. 

[Nugent,'N.] Notices of geology in the 

West Indies.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 1, pp. 140-142,1818.

 A sketch of the geology of the island 

of Antigua.

Geol. Soc., Trans., vol. 5,1821.

Nutt, Rush. Miscellaneous geological 

topics relating to the lower part of the 

vale of the Mississippi; alluvion by 

rain; up filling and extension of valleys; subsidence of the sea; original 

vale of the river with its wings and 

present channel.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 23, pp. 49-65,1833.

Nuttall, Thomas. Observations on the 

geological structure of the valley of 

the Mississippi.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 2, part 1, 

pp. 14-52,1821.

 A j ournal of travels into the Arkansas 

Territory during the year 1819, with 

occasional observations on the manners 

of the aborigines, xii, 296 pages, map, 

5 plates, Philadelphia, 1821.

 Observations and geological remarks 

on the minerals of Paterson and the 

valley of Sparta in New Jersey.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 5, pp. 239-248,1822. 

From N. Y. Med. and Phys. Jour., 1822.

 Observations on the serpentine rocks 

of Hoboken, in New Jersey, and on the 

minerals which they contain. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 4, pp. 16-23,1822.

Nye, Harold B. Remains of a prehis- 

.toric tree.

Science, vol. 3, p. 347 (J), 1884. .
CARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 709

o.

Ochsenius, Carl. Geologisches und 

Montanistisches aus Utah.

Geol. Gesell., Zeit., vol. 34, pp. 288-372,1882. 

 On the formation of rock-salt beds 

and mother liquor salts.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., 1888, part 2, 

pp. 181-187,1888.

Odium, E. On the sand plains and 

changes of level of the upper Ottawa. 

Otta-wa Field Naturalist's Club, January 17, 

1884.

Science, vol. 3, pp. 107-108 (J p.), 1884. 

Oebbeke, K. Ueber das Gestein vom. 

Tacoma-Berc;, Washington Territory.

Neues Jahrbuch, 1885, vol. 1, pp. 222-226,1885. 

Ohio.

1809. Observations on geology of 

United States and geologic 

map, Maclure. 

1818. Account of valley of the Ohio,

Drake, D.

Origin of prairies, Wells, R. W. 

Observations on geology of North

America, Mitchell, S. L. 

Prairies and barrens of the West,

Atwater, C. 

Belmont County, Atwater, C.

1820. Bones and shells in Ohio and the 

West, Atwator.

1821. Vegetal impressions from coal of 

Zanesville, Granger.

1822. Strontianite-bearing limestone on 

Lake Erie, Bigsby.

1823. Fluted rock at Sandusky Bay,

Granger. 

Expedition from Pittsburg to the

Rocky Mountains, Long. 

Essay on salt, Van Rensselaer.

1826. Facts relating to parts of Ohio, 

Hildreth, Atwater.

1827. Fossil trees near Gallipolis, Hildreth.

Coal, diluvial and other strata of 

Ohio, Hildreth.

1828. Bowlders of primitive rock, Tappan.

1829. Certain American rock formations, Vanuxem. 

Large bowlder in southern Ohio,

Scoville.

Bowlders of primitive rocks in 

Ohio, Hildreth.

1830. Geological text-book, Eaton.

1832. Bowlders of Ohio, Lapham.

1833. Saliferous formations in the Ohio 

Valley, Hildreth.

Ohio Continued. 

1834. Ten days in Ohio, Am. Jour. Sci.

1836. Analysis of limestone of Cincinnati and Dayton, Locke.

Reconnaissance from Washington 

through Wisconsin to Coteau 

des Prairies, Featherstonhaugh.

Bituminous coal deposits of the 

valley of the Ohio, Hildreth.

Geology of lakes and Mississippi 

Valley, Gibson, J. B.

Lias of the West, Hildreth.

General sketch of geology of 

Ohio, Hildreth.

1837. Tour to falls of the Cuyahoga,

Am. Jour. Sci. 

General sketch of geology of

Ohio, Riddell. 

Observations on geology of Ohio,

Lapham, I. A.

1838. Section in southeast Ohio, Briggs

and Foster. 

First report of survey by Mathor,

Silliman.

Reports of survey of Ohio, Mather. 

Report on counties of Ohio, Whittlesey. 

Report on Muskiugum County

etc., Foster, J. W. 

Prairies of Ohio, Western Monthly

Mag. 

Remarks on report on survey of

Ohio, Mather.

Report on southwest Ohio, Locke. 

Report on Wood, Crawford, etc.,

counties, Briggs, C. 

Report on coal district of Ohio,

Hildreth.

Report from Scioto and Hocking, Briggs, C.

1839. Mastodon from Crawford County, 

Foster, J. W.

1840. On the Silurian system, Conrad.

1841. Bowlders and scratches, Mather. 

Glacial planing in Ohio, Locke, J. 

Report on paleontology of New

York, Conrad. 

Limite qui s6pare le calcaire de

montagne, Verneuil. 

Mountain limestone of eastern

United States, Foster, J. W.

1842. Notes on geology of the Western

States, Hall, J.

Silurian and Devonian of the 

United States, Conrad.
710 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Ohio Continued.

1843. Geological formations of the 

Western States, Byrem.

Elevations in Ohio with reference to geologic formations, 

Whittlesey.

Distribution of fossils in the 

older rocks, Hall, J.

Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

Origin of Appalachian coal, Rogers. H. D.

Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

Prostrate forest under diluvium 

of Ohio, Locke, J.

Section from Cleveland to the 

Mississippi and on identity of 

Western formations, Hall, J.

Western upper Canada aud western Ohio, Rogers and Rogers.

1844. Ridges, beaches, etc., of Canadian lakes and the St. Lawrence, Lyell.

Review of New York reports, 

Owen, D. D.

Drift phenomena in Portage 

County, Redfield.

1845. Travels in North America, Lyell.

1846. Observations on magnetic dip,

Locke. 

Geology of Western States, Owen,

D.D. 

Fusilina in coal of Ohio, Verneuil.

1847. Lettres sur la ge"ologie des EtatsUnis, Verneuil. 

Parallelism of Paleozoics of North

America with those of Europe,

Vernenil, Hall, J. 

Distribution of remains in older

formations of the United States, 

. Hall,J.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C. 

Letters on geology, Christy. 

Outline sketch of Ohio, Whittleeey. 

Drift and alluvium of Ohio and

the West, Whittlesey. 

Fossils of Paleozoic of United

States, etc., Sharpe, D. 

Devonian fossils near Falls of the

Ohio, Norwood and Owen. 

Features of Natchez, Binney.

1849. Fossil zoophytes of western Ohio, 

Vaucleve.

Ohio Continued.

1849. Second visit to the United States, 

Lyell.

1850. Terraces bordering Lake Erie,

Whittlesey.

Alluvions marines et lacustres et 

du terrain erratique, Desor.

1851. Goniatite limestone of Rockford, 

Ind., Christy.

Parallelism of Paleozoic deposits, 

Hall, J.

Superficial drifts of northwestern 

United States, Whittlesey.

Pebbles of sandstone conglomerate, Brainerd.

Immense coal bed in Perry 

County, Foster, J. W.

Mastodon remains in Ohio, Foster, J. W.

Equivalency of rocks of northeast Ohio with those of New 

York, Whittlesey.

1852. Soils of Scioto Valley, Wells, 

D. A.

Alternation of marine and terrestrial remains in Carboniferous 

of Ohio, Foster, J. W.

Note sur le terraine quaternaire 

do l'Ame~rique du Nord, Desor.

1853. Drift of Northern and Western

States, Whittlesey. 

Geologic map of United States,

etc., Marcou, J. 

Alleged great coal bed of Perry

County, Mather. 

Western Reserve coal fields,

Whittlesey. 

Fossil fishes, Chagrin Falls,

Brainerd.

1854. Coal measures of Ohio, Lesquereux. 

Observations on plants from coal

of Pennsylvania, Rogers. 

Geologic map of the United States

by Marcou, Am. Jour. Sci.

1855. Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Outline of geology, Whittlesey. 

Alluvium of the Ohio, King, A. J.

1857. Position of elephant remains of 

North America, Foster.

Route of Ashtabula and New Lisbon Railroad, Newberry.

On mode of formation of cannel 

coal, Newberry.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 711

Ohio Continued.

1858. Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Geology of North America, Marcon, J.

Paleozoic basin of New York, 

Bigsby.

Synchronism of coal of Ohio and 

 Illinois, Stevens.

Fossil plants of coal measures of 

United States, Lesquereux.

1859. Artesian well at Columbus, Mather. 

Diluvial striso on fragments in

situ, Stoddard. 

Paleontology of New York, vol. 3,

Hall, J. 

Paleontology and the moral sense,

Whittlesey.

1860. Relations of terraces of southern 

Ohio to drift and drift theories, 

Andrews.

1861. Distribution and relations of 

rock oil, Andrews.

1862. Fossils of northern Ohio, Brainerd. 

Catskill group, of New York,

Hall, J.

Chemung rocks of Mississippi 

Valley, White and Whitfield.

1863. American Devonian, Dawson, 

J. W.

1864. Action of oil wells, Evans, E. W. 

A seam of coal, Andrews.

1865. Fossils from Marshall group of

Michigan aud its equivalents,

Winchell, A. 

Geological map, Sayler. 

Carboniferous and Cretaceous of

Kansas and Nebraska, Meek. 

Surface geology of basin of the

Great Lakes, Newberry.

1866. Introduction to paleontology of 

Illinois, Meek and Worthen.

Map of Canada and part of the 

United States, Logan and Hall.

Physical geology of eastern Ohio, 

Whittlesey.

Coal and oil, Daddow.

Petroleum and its geologic relations, Andrews, E. B.

1867. Fresh-water Glacial drift of the

Northwest, Whittlesey. 

Glacial movements in valley of

St. Lawrence, Whittlesey. 

Geological map, Newberry.

Ohio Continued.

1869. Map to illustrate types of earth's 

surface east from Cincinnati, 

Lesley, J. P.

Contributions to geology of Ohio,

. Whittlesey.

American fossil iferous strata,Conrad.

1870. Progress of geological survey in

1869, Newberry.

Peat beneath, drift in southwestern Ohio, Or ton. 

Oil-bearing rocks, Warner.

1871. Report on coal district, Andrews.

Structure of coal measures in 

lower coal measures in northeastern Ohio, Newberry, Andrews.

Mode of preservation of vegetal 

remains in coal measures, Lesquereux.

Report of geological survey for 

1869, Newberry.

On spore cases in coals, Dawson, 

J. W.

Bowlders from coal bed in Ohio, 

Wiuchell, A.; White, C. A.

Geology of Highland County, 

Ortou, E.

Report on second district, Ohio, 

Andrews.

Did a glacier flow from Lake 

Huron into Lake Erie, Stroop.

Fossils from Marsh all group, Winchell, A.

Facts in regard to the surface 

geology of Maumee Valley, Gilbert, G. K.

The Marshall group, Winchell, A.

Geology of Montgomery County, 

Orton.

Position of elephant and mastodon remains, Newberry.

Surface geology of the Great 

Lakes and Mississippi Valley, 

Newberry.

Chemical report, survey of Ohio, 

Wormley.

Glacial phenomena in Maumee 

Valley, Gilbert, G. K.

Agricultural survey of Ohio, 

Klippart.

Geauga and Holmes counties, 

Read, M. C.

Gas well of Ohio and .Pennsylvania, Newberry.
712 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BtJLt. 12?.

Ohio Continued.

1871. Williams, Fulton, and Lucas

counties, Gilbert, G. K. 

Lower Carboniferous limestones, 

Andrews.

1872. Source of bowlders in Ohio, Kentucky, etc., Shaler. 

Bowlders in coal, Marsh.

1873. Map of the United States, Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock and 

Blake.

Sandusky, Seneca, Wyandot, and 

Marion counties, Winchell, 

N. H.

Report on third district, Andrews.

Eeport of geological survey, Newberry.

Surface geology of Maumee Valley and geology of counties, 

Gilbert, G. K.

Ashtabula, Trumbull, Lake, and 

Geauga counties, Read, M. C.

Ohio gas wells, Newberry.

Report on second district, Andrews.

Surface geology of northwestern 

Ohio, Winchell, N. H.

Drift of the Northwest, Winchell, 

N. H.

1874. Analyses of Ohio coals, Newberry.

Map of coal fields of the United 

States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Glauconite and fossil resins, 

Hunt, T. S.

Surface geology of Ohio, Newberry.

Carboniferous system of Ohio, 

Newberry.

Analysis of Berea sandstone, 

Brainerd, J.

Circles of deposition, Newberry.

Niagara and Lower Helderberg of 

the United States, rfall, J.

Coal of Hocking Valley, Hunt, 

T. S.

Parallelism of coal seams, Newberry.

Hamilton in Ohio, Winchell, N. H.

Erie and Lorain counties, Newberry.

Alleghany coal fields, Whittlesey.

Report of survey of Missouri, 

Broadhead.

Land plants from the Lower Silurian, Newberry.

Ohio Continued.

1874. Vegetation of the drift, Newberry.

Parallelism of coal seams, Andrews.

Geology of Ottawa to Defiance 

counties, Winchell, N. H.

Devonian limestones, Winchell, 

N. H.

Land plants of the Lower Silurian, Lesquereux.

Position of the mastodon, Newberry.

Report on third district, Orton.

Upper coal measures west of the 

Alleghany, Stevenson.

Geology about Richmond, Shaler.

1875. Discovery of Dicotyles compressus, Klippart.

Guelph limestone of North Americaj Nicholson.

Surface geology of Ohio, by Newberry, Dana, J. D.

Geology and geography of petroleum, Wrigley.

Coal seam 6, Ohio geology, Whittlesey.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Comparative geology of northeastern Ohio, northwestern 

Pennsylvania, and western 

New York, Lesley, J. P.

Comparison of Alleghauy coal 

fields, Andrews.

The ores of iron; their distribution, Newton.

1876. Parallelism of Devonian in 

Michigan and Ohio, Winchell, 

N. H.

Mahoning Valley coal region, 

Roy.

Review of fossil flora of North 

America, Lesquereux.

Structure of Ohio coal field, 

Whittlesey.

Erosion of rocks, Andrews.

Geology of oil regions of the 

United States, Newberry.

Vegetal remains in drift of the 

Northwest, Winchell, N. H.

Coal plants from Ohio, Andrews.

Coal in Huron shales of Ohio, 

Newberry.

Chemical report, survey of Kentucky, Peter.
DATt'i'ON.] NORtH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 713

Ohio Continued.

1877. Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

Agency of lateral pressure exhibited by rock movements, 

Niles.

On the Glacial epochs, Price, E. K.

American surface ge~blogy, Wood, 

S. V.

1878. History of North American lake

region, Maw. 

Ashland, Wayne, and Holmes

counties, Read, M. C. 

Waverly group in central Ohio,

Hicks. 

Cleveland shale in Delaware

County, Hicks. 

Geology of Franklin County,

Orton. 

Perry and parts of Hocking and

Athens counties, Andrews. 

Geology of Medina County,

Wheat.

Tuscarawas, Columbiana, Portage, and Stark counties, Newberry.

Warren, Butler, Preble, and Madison counties, Orton. 

Huron, Richland, Knox, and

Licking counties, Read, M. C. 

Geology of Darke County, Lindemuth. 

Geology of Coshocton County,

Hodge, J. T. 

Jefferson and Mahouing counties,

Newberry. 

Clinton, Fayette, Shelby, and

Miami counties, Hussey. 

Geological structure of Ohio,

Newberry. 

Geology of Brown County, Herzer. 

Logan and Champaign counties,

Hill, F. C. 

Geology of Carroll and other

counties, Stevenson. 

Report on Hanging Rock region,

Orton. 

Hocking Valley coal field, Read,

M. C. 

Clinton limestone at Osborn,

Woodward, S. F. 

Pro-Glacial geography of the

Great Lakes region, Claypole.

1879. Report of committee on nomenclature, Cincinnati group, 

Mitchell, S. A.

Ohio Continued.

1879. New group of Lower Carboniferous in southeastern Ohio,

Andrews. 

Terminal moraines of North

American ice sheet, Upham. 

Bowlders in coal, Hicks. 

Lower Waverly strata of Ohio,

Orton. 

Corrections for geologic map,

Andrews. 

Paleontology of New York, vol. 5,

Hall, J. 

Correlation of coal measures of

Pennsylvania and Ohio, White,

I.C. 

Coal and iron of Hocking Valley,

Hunt, T. S. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad

Guide, Newberry. 

North American Mesozoic and

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A. 

Limestones at Falls of the Ohio,

Hall, J. 

Glacial action on Kelleys Island,

Lake Erie, Whittlesey.

1880. Marcellus shale in central Ohio, 

Whitfield, R. P.

1881. Pre-Glacial formation of beds of 

great American lakes, Claypole.

1882. Evidence of pre-Glacial origin of 

basins of Lakes Erie and Ontario, Claypole.

Berea grit of Ohio, Orton.

Features of lower Great Lakes 

during Great River age, 

Spencer, J. W.

Source of bitumen in black shale 

in Ohio, Orton.

Correlation of eastern and western terminal moraines, Chamberliu, T. C.

Pre-Glacial outlet of Lake Erie 

and origin of the lower Great 

Lakes, Spencer, J. W.

Former flow of the upper Ohio, 

Lesley, J. P.

Conditions under which coal was 

formed, Newberry.

Great Kanawha coal field, Orton.

1883. Origin of elongated coal seams, 

Newberry.

Classification of lake basins, Davis, W. M.

Origin of Carbonaceous shales, 

Newberry.
714 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Ohio Continued.

1883. Source of bitumen in black shale 

in Ohio, Orton.

Contributions to the geologic history of the American continent, 

Hall,J.

Culture and curing of tobacco, 

. Killebrew.

Marcellus and Hamilton in Ohio, 

Whitfield, E. P.

Southern boundary of glaciation 

in Ohio, Wright, G. F.

Report on work on Quaternary 

geology, Chamberlin, T. C.

Origin of the Great Lakes, Newberry.

Relations of Glacial dam at Cincinnati to terraces of the Ohio, 

White, I. C.

Terminal moraine of eastern 

United States, Wright? G. F.

Notes on geology of West Virginia, White, I. C.

Ohio coal field, Orton.

Origin of coal and early mining, 

Roy.

Ancient Mississippi, Spencer, 

J. W.

Preliminary paper on terminal 

moraine of second Glacial period, Chamberlin, T. C.

Peculiar faulting. of a coal bed, 

Huston.

1884. Building stones, Orton.

Report on terminal moraine in

Pennsylvania, etc., Lewis, H.

C.; Lesley, J. P. 

Iron ores of Ohio, Orton. 

Niagara River and the Glacial

period, Wright, G. F. 

Coal mines of Holmes Countyj

Wright, A. A. 

Bearing of strife and grooves in

Ohio, Whittlesey. 

Glacial dam at Cincinnati,

Wright, G. F. 

Clays of Ohio, Orton. 

Sketch of works of Tuscarawas

County, Roy. 

Gorges and waterfalls, Davis,

W. M. 

Lower limestone coal series of

northeastern Ohio, Whittlesey. 

Glaciated area of North America,

Wright, G. F. 

Ohio co;il field, Roy.

Ohio Continued.

1884. Bedford cannel coal, Orton.

Glacial boundary in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, Wright, 

G. F.

Character of outer border of the 

drift, Chamberlin, T. C.

Meigs Creek coal seam, Brown,

 C.N.

Drift of Indiana, Newberry.

Geologic occurrence of bitumen, 

Peckham.

Glacial boundary in Ohio, Wright, 

G.F.

Hillocks of angular gravel and 

disturbed stratification, Chamberlin, T. C.

Report of chemical department 

of survey of Ohio, Lord.

Bedford cannel coal, Orton.

Massillon coal field, Orton.

Glaciation in Ohio, Whittlesey.

Orcler of lower coal measures of 

Ohio, 0|rton.

Coal of lower coal measures of 

Ohio, Orton.

Review of Orton on lower coals 

of Ohio, Roy.

Illustrations of polished rock surfaces, Morgan, H. J.

1885. Conditions modifying fossil

fauna, Williams, H. S. 

Map of the United States, McGee. 

Glaciation on Mount Kearsarge,

N. H., Putnam. 

Geology of natural gas, White,

I.C. 

Correlation of lower coal of Ohio

and Kentucky, Orton. 

Cone-in-cone, Newberry. 

Gas well in northwestern Ohio,

Orton. 

Horizons of oil and gas in Ohio,

Orton. 

Beaches in Cincinnati group,

James, J. F. 

Niagara gorge as a chronometer,

Wright, G. F.

1886. Deep well at Cleveland, Orton. 

Orton's gas and oil report, Lesley,

J.P. 

Geology of Cincinnati, James,

J.F. 

Report of work of division of

chemistry, Clarke, F. W.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 715

Ohio Continued.

1886. Petroleum and gas in Ohio, Orton.

Classification of Upper Devonian, Williams, H. S.

Address to American Association, 

Orton.

Geology of Cincinnati, James, 

J.F.

Clinton group, Foerste.

Characteristics of Ohio coals, 

Orton.

Iron ores, Willis.

Report on oil and gas, Orton, E.

1887. Distribution of natural gas, Ashbnriier.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Bowlders at high altitudes, White, 

I.C.

Clinton group, Foerste.

Connection of coalfields of Ohio 

Valley, Shaler.

Gas well at Oxford, James, J. F.

Geological survey, report on petroleum Jiud gas, Orton.

Geology of Licking County, Herrick.

Lake age, Claypole.

1888. Age of the Ohio gravel beds, 

Wright, G. F.

Ancient channel of Ohio at Cincinnati, James, J. F.

Berea grit in northeastern Ohio, 

Gushing.

Berea grit oil and gas, Orton.

Cements, Lord.

Coal, Ashburner.

Correlation of Lower Silurian, 

Ulrich.

Diameter of the Silurian island 

about Cincinnati, Dennis.

Drift, Orton.

Drift in vicinity of Cincinnati, 

Burke.

Origin of petroleum and gas, 

Orton.

Supplemental report on gas and 

oil, Orton.

Licking County, Herrick.

Geology of Ohio, in its relations 

to oil and gas, Orton.

Gypsum, Orton.

Ivorydale well in Mill Creek valley, James, J. F.

Lime, Orton.

Ohio shale oil and gas, Orton.

Ohio Continued.

1888. Pittsburg coal, Brown, C. N.

Pomeroy and Federal Creek coal

field, Lovejoy.

Section at Todd's fork, Foerste. 

Subterranean commotion near

Akron, Claypole. 

Trenton limestone oil and gas,

Orton. 

Types of Devonian system in

North America, Williams, H. S.

1889. Devonian plants, Nowberry.

New horizons of gas and oil, Ortou. 

Physical history of Cincinnati

rocks, Perry. 

Sedimentation in Cincinnati

group, James, J. F. 

Sporocarps in Ohio shale, Orton. 

Waverly group, Herrick. 

Petroleum and gas in Ohio, Orton. 

Building stones, Merrill, G. P. 

Trenton limestone oil and gas,

Orton. 

Analyses of limestones, Catlett,

Whitfield, J. E.

1890. Analyses of sandstones, Eakins,

Clarke, F. W. 

Bowlder belts and bowlder trains,

Chamberlin, T. C. 

Cave in Clinton formation, James,

J.F. 

Climate indicated by interglacial

bed, Leverett. 

Glacial boundary, Chamberlin, T.

C.; Wright, G. F. 

History of Niagara River, Gilbert, G. K.

Lake ridge of Ohio, Wright, G. F. 

Geological survey report, Orton. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Chamberlin, T. C.; Orton,

White, I. C.; Wright, G. F. 

Origin of pressure of gas, Orton. 

Portsmouth sandstones, analyses,

Chatard. 

Pre-Glacial channels at Falls of

the Ohio, Bryson. 

Pre-Glacial drainage of western

Pennsylvania, Foshay. 

Report on oil and gas, Carll. 

Some causes of extinction of

species, McCreery. 

Sylvania sand in Cuyahoga

County, Neff. 

Waverly group, Cooper, W. F.
716 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Ohio Continued.

1890. Warren's Geography, Brewer^

1891. Age of Cincinnati anticlinal, 

Foerste.

Age of Point Pleasant beds, 

James, J. F.

Altitude of the United States 

during the Glacial period, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Cuyahoga shale and the Waverly 

problem, Herrick.

Criteria of englacial and subglacial drift, Upham.

Clinton oolitic iron ores, Foerste.

Cincinnati ice dam, Leverett, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Deep boring near Akron, Claypole.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S.

Flood plains and the mound 

builders, Peet.

Fluvial planes of western Pennsylvania, Leverett.

Glacial grooves on Kelleys Island, 

Wright, G. F.

Genesis of iron ores, Kimball.

History of Ohio River, James, J.F.

High level shores and their deformation, Spencer, J. W.

Man and the Glacial period, 

Wright, G. F.

Megalonyx in Holmes County 

Claypole.

Natural and artificial terraces, 

Peet.

Petroleum, etc., western Kentucky, Orton.

Post-Pliocene subsidence versus 

Glacial dams, Spencer, J. W.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Stratigraphy of bituminous coal 

field, White, I. C.

Olcutt, E. E. Battle Mountain mining 

district, Eagle County, Colo.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 33, pp. 418, 419, 

436-437, 4°, 1887.

Olmsted, Dennison. Red sandstone formation of North Carolina.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 2, pp. 175-176,1820.

 Descriptive catalogue of rocks and

minerals collected in North Carolina. 

| Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 5, pp. 257-264,1822.

 Useful minerals in North Carolina. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 5, p. 407 (£ p.), 1822.

Olmsted, Dennison Continued.

 Report on the geology of North Carolina, conducted under the direction of 

the board of agriculture, Part I, 44 

pages, 1824.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 14, pp. 230-251, 

1828; 2cl series, vol. 19, pp. 430-433,1855.

 On the gold mines of North Carolina. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 9, pp. 5-15,1825.

- Report on the geology of North Carolina.

Papers on agricultural subjects and Professor OlmstecVs report on the geology of North 

Carolina, published by order of the board of 

agriculture, part 2, pp. 87-141,8°, Ealeigh, 1827. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 14, pp. 230-251, 

1828.

Olshausen, Theodor. Das MississippiThai und die einzelnen Staaten des 

Mississippi-Thais geographisch und 

statistisch beschrieben, 2 volumes, Kiel, 

1853.

Orbigny, Ale. d7 . Considerations g6- 

ne~rales sur la paMontologie de 1' Am6- 

rtque mdridionale compar<Se a la pa!6ontologie de 1'Europe.

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., vol. 14, pp. 342-351, 

1843.

Orcutt, Charles Russell. The Colorado 

Desert.

California, 10th Report of mineralogist, pp. 

899-919,1890.

Oregon.

1814. Expedition up the Missouri and 

across the Rocky Mountains, 

Lewis and Clarke.

1835. Country west of the Rocky Mountains, Ball, J.

1843. Analogy between modern igneous 

rocks and the primary formations, Dana, J. D.

1845. Expedition to Rocky Mountains, 

Oregon, and California, Fremont.

Formations in portions of Oregon 

and California, Hall, J.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C.

1849. United States exploring expedition, Dana, J. D.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Localities of fossil diatoms, 

Bailey, J. W.

 1855. Geology of route to Pacific Ocean 

in California and Oregon, Newberry.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 717

Oregon Continued.

1855. Uel)er die Geologic von NordAmerika, Marcou, J. 

Extent of gold country, Blake,

W. P. 

Geology east of the Cascade

Mountains, Gibbs, G.

1856. Review of part of geologic map 

of the United States, by Marcou , Blake, W. P.

1857. Orography of Western States, 

Blake, W. P.

1858. Sketch of geology of United

States, Rogers, H. D. 

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1865. Older Eocene shells of Oregon, 

Conrad.

1867. Secondary fossils, Blake, W. P. 

Drift of Pacific Coast, Whituey, 

J. D.

1868. Absence of northern drift in the

West, Whitiiey, J. D. 

Mittheilungen von der Westkiiste 

Nord-Amerikas, Richthofen.

1870. Flora and fauna of Miocene of 

Oregon and Idaho, Newberry.

1871. Glaciers de 1'ouest cles Etats-Unis, 

Grad.

Formation of deposits of diatoms, 

Edwards.

Ancient lakes of western America, Newberry.

Infusorial deposits, Edwards.

Glaciers of MouutHood, Hague, A.

Glaciers on Pacific Slope, King, C.

1872. Ancient lakes of America, Newberry.

1873. Oregon borate of lime, Chase.

Notes on coast of Oregon, Goodyear.

Extinct vertebrate fauna, Leidy.

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

1874. Report of State geologist, Condon.

Lignite and plant beds of western 

America, Newberry.

Great lava floods of the West and 

structure of the Cascade Mountains, Le Conte.

Serpentine of coast and Cascade 

ranges, Newberry.

1875. Great lava flood of the Northwest, Le Conte.

Oregon Continued.

1875. Origin of the cascades and of the 

submerged forest on the Columbia River, Blake, W. P.

Age of the Cretaceous, Gabb.

Ancient lake basins, Marsh.

1876. Causes of cold of ice period, 

Newberry.

1877. Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J. 

Coal mines of western coast of

United States, Goodyear. 

Glaciers of Oregon and Washington, Coleman, E. T.

1878. Notes on surface geology of the 

Pacific Slope, Dawson, G. M.

1879. Eruptions along Cascade Mountains, Condon.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Oregon, etc., Condon.

1880. Corrections for geologic map of 

Oregon, Cope.

Pliocene beds of southern Oregon, Sternberg.

Pliocene of John Day River 

region, Sternberg.

1882. Lava flows and lacustrine deposits, Newberry.

Certain Tertiary of the Great 

Basin, Cope.

1883. Report on work in Great Basin, 

Gilbert, G. K.

History of Lake Lahontan, Russell, I. C.

Pliocene in Snake River valley, 

Cope.

Volcanoes of northern California, 

etc., Hague and Iddings.

1884. Field Avork in Cascade range,

Diller. 

Fulgurite from Mount Thielson,

Diller. 

Volcanic rocks of the Great Basin,

Hague and Iddings. 

Fulgurites, Diller. 

Climatic changes of later geologic

times, Whitney, J. D. 

Rocks from Oregon, Diller. 

Vertebrata of Tertiary of the

West, Cope. 

Lakes of Great Basin, Russell,

I.C.

Idaho Pliocene lake, Cope. 

Remains of prehistoric tree, Nye.
718 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Oregon Continued.

1884. Reconnaissance in southern Oregon, Russell, I. C. 

Canadian Paleozoic outlines, 

Willcox.

1885. Surface geology along Northern 

Pacific Railroad, Newberry.

Study of thinolite of Lake Lahontan, Dana, E. S.

Lake Lahontan, Russell, I. C.

Marine Eocene of western North 

America, White, C. A.

Notes on stratigraphy of California, Becker.

Quaternary and Recent Mollusca 

of the Great Basin, Call.

[Analysis of rocks, etc.], Work 

done in Washington laboratory, 

Clarke and Chatard.

Quaternary lakes of the Great 

Basin, Gilbert, G. K.

Geologic sketch of Pacific division, Becker.

Mesozoic and Cenozoic of California, White, C. A.

Eroding power of ice, Newberry.

1886. Crater Lake, Button.

Mount Pitt, Enimons, A. B. 

Notes along Northern Pacific Railroad, Newberry. 

Iron ores, Putnam.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock,

C. H.

Submerged trees of the Columbia, Duttou, Emnions, S. F. 

Faults of Great Basin and Sierra 

Nevada, Russell, I. C.

1888. Surface geology of southern Oregon, Biddle.

Transcontinental railways, Laug.

Cascade Mountains, Cope.

Coal, Ashburuer.

Nickel ores and peridotites, 

Clarke, F.W.; Merrill, G. P.; 

Diller.

Obsidian cliff, Iddiugs.

Report of division of volcanic 

geology, Dutton.

1889. Origin of normal faults, Le Conte.

Intermediate Pliocene fauna, 

Cope.

Invertebrate fossils from Pacific 

Coast, White, C. A.

Report Division of volcanic geology, United States Geological 

Survey, Duttou.

Oregon Continued. 

1889. Natural soda, Chatard.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Condon, Dawson, G. M.; Hastings.

Paleontology of the Northwest 

coast, Dall.

Sandstone dikes, Diller.

Silver Lake, Cope.

Warren's Geography, Brewer. 

1891. Coal mining, Norton.

Cretaceous formations in northern California, Diller.

Cretaceous of North America, 

White, C. A.

Faunas of the Shasta group, 

White, C. A.

Infusorial earths, Edwards.

Notes on early Cretaceous, Becker.

Report, Cascade division, United 

States Geological Survey, Diller.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Orlopp, M. A., jr. Report on the examination of the Little Red River of 

Arkansas and the Red River from Fulton, Ark.

IT. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Report for 

1885, part 2, pp. 1613-1623, Washington, 1885.

 Report of an examination of Petit 

Jean River.

U. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Report for 

1885, part 2, pp. 1628-1631, "Washington, 1885.

Orr, Ellison. Brown hematite in Allainakee County, Iowa.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 129-130, 1888.

Orton, Edward. On the occurrence of a 

peat bed beneath deposits of drift in 

southwestern Ohio.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 50, pp. 54-57, 

293,1870.

 Report on geology of .Montgomery 

County.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Eeport for 1869, part 3, 

pp. 143-164, plate, Columbus, 1871.

 Part 3, the geology of Highland 

County.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report of progress in 

1870, pp. 255-310, map, Columbus, 1871.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 3, 

pp. 218-219, 1872.

 Report on the third geological district.

Geol. Surv. Ohio. Eeport, vol. 1, pp. 365-480, 

maps, Columbus, 1873.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.

Or ton, Edward Continued.

 Report on third district [geology of 

Pike, Ross, and Greene counties].

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 2, pp. 611-696, 

Columbus, 1874.

 [Geology of Warren, Butler, Preblo 

and Madison counties.]

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 3, geology 

and paleontology, parti, geology, pp. 381-428, 

Columbus, 1878.

 Geology of Franklin County.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 3, geology 

' and paleontology, part 1, geology, pp. 596- 

646, Columbus, 1878.

 Supplemental report on the Hanging 

Rock district.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 3, geology 

and paleontology, part 1, geology, pp. 883-941, 

Columbus, 1878.

 Note on the lower W'averly strata of 

Ohio.

Am. Jour. Soi., 3d series, vol. 18, pp. 138-139, 

1879.

 Review of the stratigraphical geology of eastern Ohio, 34 pages, plate, Columbus, 1880. [In report of secretary 

of state of Ohio for 1879.1

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 20, 

p. 333 (J p.), 1880.

 A source of the bituminous matter 

in the Devonian and sub-Carboniferous 

black shales of Ohio.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 24, pp. 171-174, 

1882.

 The Great Kanawha coal fields. 

The Virginias, vol. 3, p. 6, 4°, 1882. 

From Ohio State Journal.

 The Berea grit of Ohio.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 30, pp. 167- 

174, 1882.

 A source of the bituminous matter of

 the black shales of Ohio.

Am. Assoo. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 31, pp. 373- 

: 384,1883.

 The Ohio coal field.

Ohio Mining Jour., vol. 2, pp. 43-46, 1883.

 The Bedford canuel coal.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 37, pp. 175-176, 

4°, 1884.

 Read to Ohio Inst. Mining Eng.

 The coal seams of the lower coal 

. measures of Ohio, in part.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 5, economic 

geology, pp. 129-300, 773-815, 843-1058, maps,

Ohio and the industries 

established upon them.

(G-eol. Surv. Otyjj,p, Report, vol. 5, economic 

geology, pp.. ejlS-y^l^olumbus, 1884.

Orton, Edward Continued.

 The stratigraphical order of the 

lower coal measures of Ohio.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 5, economic 

geology, pp. 1-128, Columbus, 1884.

 The iron ores of Ohio.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 5, economic 

geology, pp. 371-435, Columbus, 1884.

[ ] Ohio [building stones].

10th Census TJ. S., Report on the building 

stones of the United States, and statistics of 

quarry industry for 1880, pp. 188-215. Bound 

as part of Vol. X, but has separate pagination, 

 Washington, 1884.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 5, economic 

geology, pp. 577-642, Columbus, 1884.

 The Bedford cannel coal.

Ohio Mining Jour., vol. 2, pp. 80-86,1884. 

' The iron ores of Ohio.

Ohio Mining Jour., vol. 2, pp. 105-113,1884.

 The Massillon coal field.

Ohio Mining Jour., vo!3, pp. 32-38,1884.

 [Problems in the study of coal, with 

a sketch of recent progress in geology.] 

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 34, pp. 173- 

197,1885. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 6, pp. 217-219,1885.

 The natural gas wells of northwestern Ohio.

Science, vol. 5, p. 474 (4 col.), 1885.

 The correlation of the lower coal 

measures of Ohio and eastern Kentucky. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 33, pp. 398- 

399 (f p.), 1885.

Discussed by J. P. Lesley, Science, vol. 4, p. 

325 (^ p.), 1884.

 The horizons of petroleum and inflammable gas in Ohio. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 33, pp. 397- 

398 (gp.), 1885.

Abstract, Science, vol. 4, pp. 325-326 (J p.), 

1884.

[ ] Indiana [building stones].

10th Census U. S., Report on the building 

stones of the "United States, and statistics of 

the quarry industry for 1880, pp. 215-219. 

Bound as part of Vol. X, but with separate 

pagination, Washington, 1886.^

 The recently discovered sources of 

natural gas and petroleum in northwestern Ohio.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 34, pp. 202- 

204,1886. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 6, p. 220 (J p.), 1885.

 The record of the deep well of the 

Cleveland Rolling Mill Company, 

Cleveland, Ohio. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 34, pp. 220- 

222,1886.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, p. 

316 (5 lines), 1885.
720 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF IBULL. 127.

Orton, Edward Continued.

 Petroleum and natural gas as found 

in Ohio.

Science, vol. 7, pp. 560-564, map, 1886.

 Geological survey of Ohio, preliminary report upon petroleum and inflammable gas, 76 pages, 2 maps, Columbus, 1886.

Reviewed by J. P. Lesley, Science, vol. 8, pp. 

233-235,1886.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, p. 

241 (} p.), 1886.

 Characteristics of Ohio coals.

10th Census U. S., vol. 15, Mining Industries, 

pp. 619-622, 4°, Washington, 1880.

 Geological survey of Ohio, preliminary report upon petroleum and inflammable gas, reprinted for the author, 

 with a supplement, 200 pages, plates, 

Columbus, 1887.

i Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 62-63,1888.

[ ] The Trenton limestone as an oil 

formation.

Am. Geol., vol. 1, p. 133 (J p.), 1888.

 The geology of Ohio, considered in 

its relations to petroleum and natural 

gas.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 6, economic 

geology, pp. 1-59, map, plates, Columbus, 1888. 

Abstract and review, Am. Geol., vol. 2,pp. 

' 58-60,1888.

Abstracts, Science, vol. 12, p. 175 (J p.); 

Geol. Mag., Decade III, vol. 6, pp. 84-86,1888.

 The origin and accumulation of 

petroleum and natural gas.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 6, economic 

5 geology, pp. 60-100, Columbus, 1888.

 The Trenton limestone as a source of 

oil and gas in Ohio.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 6, economic 

geology, pp. 101-310, 2 maps, Columbus, 1888.

 The Berea grit as a source of oil and 

gas in Ohio.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 6, economic 

geology, pp; 311-409, plates, Columbus, 1888.

 The Ohio shale as a source of oil and 

gas in Ohio.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 6, economic 

geology, pp. 410-442, Columbus, 1888.

 Gypsum or land plaster in Ohio.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 6, economic 

geology, pp. 696-702, Columbus, 1888.

Abstract, U. S. Geol. Surv., Mineral Resources, 1887, pp. 596-601, Washington, 1888.

 The production of lime in Ohio.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 6, economic 

geology, pp, 703-771, Columbus, 1888,

Orton, Edward Continued.

 The drift deposits of Ohio.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 6, economic 

geology, pp. 772-782, Columbus, 1888.

Abstract, Science, vol. 12, p. 176 (8 lines), 

1888.

' Supplemental reports on the new gas 

fields and oil fields of Ohio.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 6, economic 

geology, pp. 783-792, Columbus, 1888.

 [Natural gas in Ohio.]

TT. S. Geol. Surv., Mineral Resources, 1887, 

pp. 479-482, Washington, 1888.

Abstract from Am. Manufacturer, natural 

gas supplement, 1886.

 . The discovery of sporocarps in the 

Ohio shale. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 37, pp. 

179-181, 1889.

 The new horizons of oil and gas in 

the Mississippi Valley. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 37, pp. 

181-182,1889.

 The Trenton limestone as a source of 

petroleum and inflammable gas in Ohio 

and Indiana.

U. S. Geol. Surv., 8th Report, J.W.Powell, 

pp. 475-662, Plates LIV-LX, Washington,1889. 

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 24, pp. 661-663; 

Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 388-391,1890.

 Ohio.

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 177-187,1890.

 Geological survey of Ohio (third 

organization), first annual report, x, 

323 pages, 2 maps in pocket, Columbus, 

1890.

 On the origin of the rock pressure of 

natural gas of the Trenton limestone 

of Ohio and Indiana.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, pp. 225-229, 

1890.

 Origin of the rock pressure of natural gas in the Trenton limestone of 

Ohio and Indiana.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull.,vol. 1, pp. 87-94,96,1890. 

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 119 (J p.); 

Am. Nat., vol. 24,p. 955 (4 lines), 1890.

 Keport on the occurrence of petroleum, natural gas, and asphalt rock in 

western Kentucky, based on examinations made in 1888 and 1889, Kentucky 

Geological Survey, 233 pages, plates, 

map, Frankfort [1891 ?].

Orton, James. Note on the .physical 

geography of the Andes of Quito.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 45, pp. 99-101, 

1868.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 721

Orton, James Continued.

 Geological notes on the Andes of 

Ecuador.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 47, pp. 242-251, 

1869.

 On the valley of the Amazon.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 195- 

199,1870.

 On the evidence of a Glacial epoch at 

the equator.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 19,185-193, 

1871.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 4, pp. 566-567 (ft p.), 

I87J.

 The Tertiary beds of the Amazon. 

Am. Nat., vol. 4, pp. 765-766,1871.

Osborn, Henry F. A memoir upon Loxolophodou and Uiutatherium, two 

genera of the suborder Dinocerata.

Contributions from E. M. Museum of Geol. 

and Arch, of College of New Jersey, vol. 1, No. 

1, pp. 5-44, 5 plates, 1881.

Owen, David Dale. Report of a geological reconnaissance of the State of 

Indiana, made in the year 1837 in conformity to an order of the legislature, 

34 pages, Indianapolis, 1838; republished, 63 pages, Indianapolis, 1859.

Abstract. Am. Jour. Sci., vol, 34, pp. 193-196, 

1838.

 Continuation of report of a geological reconnaissance of the State of 

Indiana, made in the year 1838 in conformity to an order of the legislature, 

54 pages, Indianapolis, 1839; repubv lished, 69 pages, Indianapolis, 1859.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci.,vol. 40, pp. 133-136, 

1841.

 Report of a geological exploration of 

part of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois, 

in 1839.

Message Prest. TJ. S. concerning the mineral lauds of tho United States, 26th Cong., 

1st sess., House Ex. Doc. No. 239, pp. 9-115.

28th Cong., 1st sess., SenateEx. Doc. No. 407, 

pp. 15-145, plates, 'Washington, 1844.

 Regarding human footprints in solid 

limestone.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, pp. 14-32, plate, 1842.

 Fossil palm trees in Posey County, 

Ind.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 336-337 (§p.), 1843. 

Bead to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 On the geology of the Western 

States. [Abstract.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 151-152,163-165, 

1843.

Kead to Am. Assoc. Geol.

Abstract by R. I. Murchison, British Assoc., 

Report, vol. 12., Trails., pp. 44-45 (J p.), 1843.

l, 127 &3

Owen, David Dale Continued. 

[ ] Review of the New York geological reports.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 46, pp. 143-157,1844; vol. 

47, pp. 354-380, 1844; vol. 48, pp. 206-316, 1845; 

2d series, vol. 1, pp. 43-70, 1846; vol. 3, pp. 164- 

171, 1847.

 On the geology of the Western 

States of North Am erica.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 2, pp. 433-447, 

plate (with a geological chart of tho Ohio Valley), 1840.

The map republished by Byrem Lawrence, 

1843, '' a geological map of the western United 

States."

 Preliminary report of progress of 

tho geological survey of Wisconsin and 

Iowa up to October 11, 1847.

TJ. S. General Land Office, Koport for 1847, 

pp. 160-173 [30th Cong., 1st sess., Senate Ex. 

Doc. No. 2], "Washington, 1847.

Extracts with letter of introduction, Soc. 

G6ol. France., Bull., 2d series, vol. 6, pp. 419- 

441,1849.

 Termination of the Paleozoic period 

and commencement of the Mesozoic.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 3, pp. 365-368, 

1847.

 Report of a geological reconnaissance of the Chippewa land district of 

Wisconsin, and incidentally of a portion of the Kickapoo country, and of a 

part of Iowa and of tho Minnesota 

Territory, 134 pages, plates, map, 

Washington, 1848, 30th Cong., 1st sess., 

Senate Ex. Doc. No. 57.

Includes report by Norwood, pp. 73-129. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d seriea, vol. 10, 

pp. 1-12, 1850.

 [Letter on geology of Wisconsin 

Territory.]

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 5, pp. 

294-296,1848.

 Abstract of an introduction to the 

final report on the geological surveys 

made in Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota., in the years 1847-1850, containing 

a synopsis of the geologic features of 

the country.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 119- 

131; 1851.

Abstract, by E. Desor, Soc. G6ol. Franco, 

Bull., 2d series, vol. 9, pp. 313-314 (J p.), 1852.

 On the paleontology of the lowest 

sandstones of the Northwest.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 169- 

172, 1851.

 Report of a geological survey of 

Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota, and,
722 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Owen, David Dale Continued, 

incidentally, of a portion of Nebraska 

Territory, made under instructions from 

the United States Treasury Department, xxxviii, 638 pages, geological 

maps, plates, 4°, Philadelphia, 1852.

Includes reports by Norwood, "Whittlesey, 

'. Shumard, and Leidy, pp. 213-572; E. Owen,

pp. 397-400.

i Extracts, Franklin Inst. Jour., Sdseries, vol. 

27, pp. 131-133, 182-186, 268-270, 347-349, 1854; 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol.15, pp. 296-299, 

1853; vol. 16, pp. 86-95, 1853.

 [On a geological map of Wisconsin, 

Iowa, and Minnesota.]

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 

189-191,1854.

[ ] [On the Fusulina limestone from 

near Fort Kearney.]

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 6, p. 118 

(J p.), 1854.

 Catalogue of geological specimens 

collected by D. D. Owen.

Smithsonian Eeport for 1854, pp. 393-396, 

! 1855.

 [General report.]

Eeport of the geological survey in Kentucky, made during the years 1854 and 1855, 

pp. 9-248, Frankfort, 1856.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 23, 

pp. 272-276, 1856.

 [General report.]

2d Keport of the geological survey of Ken- 

| tucky, made during the years 1856 and 1857, 

pp. 7-114, Frankfort, 1857.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 25, 

pp. 283-284, 1857.

 Part first of the third geological 

report of Kentucky [coal measures, 

agricultural geology, stratigraphical 

geology, continued],

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, 3d Eeport, 1856-57,

' pp. 7-171, Frankfort, 1857.

 The minerals and springs of Arkansas.

Do Bow Eeview, vol. 25, pp. 199-205 [New 

Orleans and "Washington], 1858.

 Report of a geological reconnaissance of part of Arkansas.

1st Eeport of a geological reconnaissance 

of the northern counties of Arkansas for 1857 

and 1858, pp. 17-141, Little Eock, 1858.

 Report of a geological reconnaissance of part of the State of Arkansas. 

2d Eeport of a geological reconnaissance of 

themiddle and southerncountiesof Arkansas 

for 1859 and 1860, pp. 13-153, Philadelphia, 

1860.

Owen, David Dale Continued.

 Chapter 1, general geology.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, made during the 

years 1858 and 1859, 4th Eeport, pp. 7-25, 

Frankfort. 1861.

 and Norwood, J. G. Researches 

among the Protozoic and Carboniferous rocks of central Kentucky, etc., 

1846. [Not seen.]

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 5, 

pp. 268-269 (| p,), 1846.

 Norwood, J. G., and. [Devonian 

fossils near the Falls of the Ohio.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol 2, p. 116 

(J p.), 1848.

 and Shumard, B. F. On the number and distribution of fossil species in 

the Paleozoic rocks of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota.

Am. Asaoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 235- 

239,1851.

Owen, J. Notes on the geology of the 

Rio Grande Valley.

Geol. and Sci. Bull., vol. 1, No. 2 (J col.),

4°, 1888.

 [Report.]

Gool. and Mineralogical Surv. Texas, 1st 

Eeport, 1888, pp. C9-74.

Abstract, Geol. and Sci. Bull, vol. 1, November, 1888 (J col.).

Owen, R. E., and Cox, E. T. Report on 

the mines of New Mexico.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 40, 

pp. 391-392 (J p.), 1865.

From a pamphlet, 60 pages, "Washington, 

1865. [Not seen.]

Owen, Richard. Report [on Pigeon 

Point].

Eeport on survey of "Wisconsin, Iowa, and 

Minnesota, by D. D. Owen, pp. 397-400, 

plates in atlas, 4°, Philadelphia, 1852.

 Key to the geology of the globe, 

256 pages, plates, maps, Boston, 1857. 

[Not seen.]

 Report of a geological reconnaissance of Indiana, made during the 

years 1859 and 1860 under the direction 

of the late David Dale Owen, xvi, 368 

pages, Indianapolis, 1862.

Includes reports by Peters on chemistry, 

pp. 245-268; coal measures by Lesquereux, 

pp. 273-341, and by J. Lesley, pp. 343-345.

 [On Quaternary rock salt deposits 

in Louisiana.]

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 2, pp. 250- 

252,1868.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2dseries, vol. 42, pp. 

120-123, 1868.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 723

Owen, Richard Continued.

 [Remarks on geological history of 

~ the Gulf of Mexico, by E. W. Hilgard.]

Am. Nat., vol. 5, pp. 522-523 (fc p.), 1871.

Head to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci.

 Contributions to physiographic and 

dynamical geology, involving the discussion of terrestrial magnetism.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 20, pp.

208-216,1872.

 Arkansas [geological formations]. 

Macfarlane's Geol. E. E. Guide, p. 206,1879.

 The law of land-forming on our globe. 

"'* ; Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proo., vol. 29, pp.

'437-446,1881.

I Abstract, Science (edited by Micbels), vol. 1,

pp. 155-157,1880.

^ On the unification of geological nov. menclature.

Science (edited by Michels),vol. 2, pp. 438- 

440,1881.

 Re"sum6 d'un rapport sur 1'unifica-

 " tion do la nomenclature gdologique.

Congros G6ol. International, CompteEendu, 

2d session, pp. 623-626, Bologne, 1882.

Owen, Richard Continued.

 Contribution to seismology. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 31, pp. 329- 

336,1883.

 Law of fracture, or fissuring, applied 

to inorganic and organic matter.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 31, pp. 337- 

344,1883.

 The earth's orographic framework; 

its seismology and geology.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 32, pp. 253- 

256,1884. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 2, p. 321 (J p.), 1883.

 The continental type, or normal 

orography and geology of continents.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 32, pp. 256- 

260,1884.

Abstract, Science, vol. 2, pp. 321-322 (J p.), 

1883.

 British earthquakes and their seismic relations. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 33, pp. 438- 

443,1885.

[ ] Arkansas [in part].

Macfarlane's Geol. Ewy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 406-407,1890.

P.

P. Review of a geological report of an examination made in 1834 of the elevated 

country between the Missouri and Red 

rivers, by G. W. Featherstonhaugh.

Franklin Inst. Jour., 2d series, vol. 17, pp. 

109-117,184-190,1836.

Packard, A. S., jr. Fish River lakes [and 

country between Ashland and Presque 

Isle].

Maine, Preliminary Eeports on Nat. Hist. 

and Gool., pp. 420-425, Augusta, 1861.

 Results of observations on the drift 

phenomena of Labrador and the Atlantic Coast southward.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 41, pp. 30-32, 

1866.

i Canadian Nat., vol. 2, new series, pp. 441-444, 

1865.

 Evidences of the existence of ancient 

local glaciers in the White Mountain 

valleys.

Am. Jour. Soi., 2d series, vol. 43, pp. 42-43, 

1867.

 Ice marks and ancient glaciers in 

the White Mountains.

Am. Nat., vol. 1, pp. 260-281,1868.

 Observations on the glacial phenomena of Labrador and Maine, with a

Packard, A. S., jr. Continued, 

view of the Recent invertebrate fauna 

of Labrador.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Memoirs, vol. 1, pp. 

210-305,2 plates, 4°, 1869.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 1, pp. 610-611,1868; 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 44, pp. 117-118, 

1867.

[ ] Salem meeting of the American 

Association [geology of Salem region]. 

Am. Nat., vol. 3, pp. 335-336,1870.

 Geology of the phosphate beds of 

South Carolina.

Essex Inst., Bull., vol. 3, pp. 55-58, 1872; 

Am. Nat., vol. 6, pp. 55-58,1872.

 Comparison of the glacial phenomena of New England with those of 

Europe.

Am. Nat., vol. 7, pp. 310-313,1873.

 On the supposed ancient outlet of 

Great Salt Lake.

United States geological and geograpbical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, Bull. [vol. 1], 2d series, pp. 413-414, 

"Washington, 1876.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, 

pp. 149-150 (i p.), 1876.

 Ice marks in Newfoundland.

Am. Nat., vol. 10, pp. 694-695 (J p.), 1876. .
724 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Packard, A. S., jr. Continued.

 Glacial marks on the Pacific and Atlantic coasts compared.

Am. Nat., vol. 11, pp. 674-680,1877. 

[ ] Pan ice work and glacial marks in

 Labrador.

Am. Nat., vol. 11, pp. 568-569,1877.

 Glacial marks in Labrador.

Am. Nat., vol. 16, pp. 30-33, plate, 1882.

 The glacial phenomena of north- 

. eastern America compared with those 

of Europe.

Essex Inst., Bull., vol. 5, pp. 1-2,1874.

Am. Nat., vol. 7, pp. 210-213,1874.

 Geological extinction and some of its 

apparent causes.

Am. Nat., vol. 20, pp. 29-40,1886.

 Ascent of the volcano of Popocatapetl.

Am. Nat., vol. 20, pp. 109-123, plates, 1886.

 Notes on the physical geography of 

. Labrador.

Am. Geog. Soo., Bull., vol. 19, pp. 403-422, 

map, 1887.

 A summer's cruise to northern Labrador.

Am. Geog. Soc., Bull., vol. 20, pp. 337-363, 

445-463, map, plates, 1888.

 Eecent discoveries in the Carboniferous flora and fauna of Rhode Island. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 37, p. 411 (f p.), 

1889.

 An attempt to explain glacial lunoid 

furrows.

Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 104-106,1890.

 The Labrador coast, 513 pages, New

York, 1891. 

Padon, Alfred. Arkansas minerals.

De Bow Review, vol. 11, pp. 406-407, New 

Orleans, 1851.

Page, David. Rudiments of geology, 

288 pages, Philadelphia, 1846.

 Elements of geology, 332 pages, 12°, 

New York, 1849.

Page, W. N. The details of the Hawk's 

Nest-Gauley Mountain geological section.

The Virginias, vol. 1, p. 22 (J p.), 4°, 1880.

 The Glenmore iron estate, Greenbrier County, W. Va.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 17, pp. 

115-124,1889.

Paisley, C. H. Notes on the marine clays 

occurring at the railway cutting on the 

^ left bank of the Tattagouche River.

. Canadian Nat., vol. 7, new series, pp. 41-43, 

. , 1875.

Paisley, C. H. Continued.

 On the post-PJiocene formation near 

Bathurst, New Brunswick.

Canadian Nat., vol. 7, new series, pp. 268-270, 

3875.

Palmer, Charles S. A preliminary paper 

on the eruptive rocks of Boulder County and adjoining counties, Colorado. 

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 230-236,

1890.

 and Fulton, Henry. The quartzporphyry of Flag Staff Hill, Boulder, 

Colo.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 351-358,

1891.

Panton, J. Hoyes: Silurian strata near 

Winnipeg.

Science, vol. 2, pp. 169-170 (J p.), 1883.

 Gleanings from outcrops of Silurian 

strata in Red River valley, Manitoba.

British Assoc., Eeport of 54th meeting, pp. 

715-716 (f p.), 1885.

 Notes on the geology of some islands 

in Lake Winnipeg.

Hist, and Sci. Soc. of Manitoba, Trans. No. 

20,10 pages, 1886.

 Places of geological interest near 

Medicine Hat.

Canadian Inst., Proc., 3d series, vol. 5, pp. 

150-162,1888.

 Places of geological interest on the 

banks of the Saskatchewan.

British Assoc. Report of 57th meeting, 1887, 

pp. 714-715,1888.

Parker, J. D. The Burlington gravel 

beds.

Kansas City Review, vol. 5, pp. 325-331, 492, 

1882.

 The Russell artesian well.

.Kansas City Review, vol. 8, pp. 65-69,1885.

 The Burlington gravel beds.

Kansas City Review, vol. 8, pp. 386-387,1885.

Parker, N. H. Iowa. Geography, description, travel, etc. Sectional and 

geological map exhibiting her geological resources [etc.], 43 by 28 inches, 

Clinton, 1856.

Parker, Richard A. The Michigan gold 

fields.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 46, pp. 238-239, 

4°, 1888.

Parker, W. B. Notes taken during the 

expedition commanded by Capt. R. B. 

Marcy, U. S. Army, through unexplored 

Texas, in the summer and fall of 1854, 

xii, 242 pages, 12°, Philadelphia, 1856.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 725

Parry, C. C. Reconnaissance to the 

mouth of the Gila River from San 

Diego, Cal.

U. S. and Mexican Boundary Surv., by Emory, Eoport, vol. 1, pp. 125-330,4°, Washington, 

1857

 Geological features of the Rio Grande 

Valley from El Paso to the mouth of 

the Pecos River.

U. S. and Mexican Boundary Surv., by Emory, Keport, vol. 1, part 2, pp. 49-61,4°, Washington, 1857.

 [Section along the road from Indianola to El Paso, and of mountains 

east of the Rio Bravo.]

U. S. and Mexican Boundary Surv., by Emory, Eeport, vol. 1, plate opposite p. 52, 4°, 

Washington, 1857.

 General physical and geological 

features of the country.

IT. S. and Mexican Boundary Surv., by Emory, Eeport, vol. 1, part 2, pp. 1-23, 4°, Washington, 1857.

[Parsons, James.] West Virginia Central and Plattsburg Railway.

Macfarlane's Geol. Ewy. Guide, 2d edition, 

p. 347 (J p.), 1890.

Patrick, G. E. Kansas chalk.

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 4, pp. 13-15, 

1875.

Fatten, Jacob H. Natural resources of 

the United States, xv, 523 pages, NewYork, and London, 1888.

Pattern, William. Geology of a part of 

Calaveras County.

Eeport to the surveyors-general of Califor. 

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Peale, A. C. Report on minerals, rocks, 

thermal springs, etc.

United States geological survey of Montana 

and adjacent Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, preliminary report, 5th Eeport of 

progress, pp. 165-204, Washington, 1872.

 Report.

United States geological survey of the Territories, embracing portions of Montana, 

Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah, F. "V. Hayden in 

charge, 6th Annual Eeport [for 1872], pp. 99- 

187, Washington, 1873.

 Mines noted by the South Park division of United St'ates Geological Survey, 1873.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing Colorado, 

F. V. Hayden in charge, [7th] Annual Eeport 

[for 1873], pp. 301-305, plate, Washington, 

1874.

Peale, A. C. Continued.

 [Report of South Park division.]

United Statos geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing Colorado, 

F.V. Hayden in charge, [7th] Annual Eeport 

[for 1873], pp. 193-273, Washington, 1874.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 8, p. 

468 (£ p.), 1874.

 Report [as geologist of middle division] .

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing Colorado 

and parts of adjacent Territories, F. V. Hayden in charge, [8th] Annual Eeport [for 1874], 

pp. 73-180, Washington, 1870.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, 

pp. 496-497,1876.

 Notes on the age of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado. [Review of J. J. 

Stevenson, Report on structure and age 

of the Rocky Mountain system.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, pp. 172-181, 

1877.

Reviewed by J. J. Stevenson, ibid., pp. 297- 

299.

 Note on the criticism of Professor 

Stevenson [on the age of the Rocky 

Mountains in Colorado].

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, pp. 388-389 

<i P-), 1877.

 On a peculiar type of eruptive 

mountains in Colorado.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, Bull., vol. 3, pp. 551-564, Washington, 

1877.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, 

pp. 70-71,1877; vol. 14, p. 155 (} p.), 1877.

 [Report as geologist of the Grand 

River division, 1875.]

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing Colorado 

and parts of adjacent Territories, F. V. Haydon in charge, 9th Annual Eeport [for 1875], 

pp. 31-101, Washington, 1877.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 14, p. 

420 (4 p.), 1877.

 Geological report on the Grand River 

district.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing Colorado 

and parts of adjacent Territories, F. V. Hayden in charge, 10th Annual Eeport [for 1876], 

pp. lGl-1'85, Washington, 1878. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 11, pp. 76-79,1877.

 The ancient outlet of Great Salt 

Lake. [Review of G. K. Gilbert.]

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 15, pp. 439-444, 

1878.
726 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Peale, A. C. Continued.

[ ] Probable ancient origin of the

Great Salt Lake.

' Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 15, p. 65 (J p.), 

: 1878.

 Jura-Trias section of southeastern 

Idaho and western Wyoming.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, Bull., vol. 5, pp. 119-123, "Washington, 

1879.

 The Laramie group of western 

Wyoming and adjacent regions.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, Bull., vol. 5, pp. 195-200, Washington, 

1879.

 Report on the geology of the Green 

River district.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories of Wyoming and 

Idaho, F.V. Hayden in charge, llth Annual 

Report [for 1877], pp. 509-646, Washington, 

1879.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 12, pp. 98-99, 1878; 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 15, p. 57 (ip.), 

1878.

 and others. [Maps and sections.]

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, atlas of Colorado, folio, Washington, 

1881.

 The thermal springs of Yellowstone 

National Park.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, 12th Annual Report [for 1878], part 2, 

pp. 63-451, Washington, 1883.

Includes analyses by Peale and Leffmann, 

pp. 387-397,405-410.

 The world's geyser regions.

Popular Sci. Monthly,.vol. 25, pp. 494-508, 

1884.

 Devonian strata in Montana.

Science, vol. 5, p. 249 (§ p.), 1885.

 Lacustrine deposits of Montana. 

Science, vol. 8, pp. 163-164,1886.

 Report, Montana division of geology. 

U. S. Geol. Surv., 8th Report, J. W. Powell, 

pp. 146-148, Washington, 1889.

 Report, Montana division of geology. 

U. S. Geol. Surv., 9th Report, J. W. Powell, 

pp. 111-114, Washington, 1889.

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U. S. Geol. Surv., 10th Report, J. W. Powell, 

pp. 130-132, Washington, 1890.

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Peale, A. C., Hayden, F. V., and Cont'd. 

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United States geological survey of the 

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folio,Washington, 1872( ?). [Not seen.]

Pechin, E. C. The minerals of southwestern Pennsylvania.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 

399-408,1875.

 The iron ores at Buena Vista, Rockbridge County, Va.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 48, pp. 92-93, 

4°, 1889.

 The iron ores of Virginia and their 

development.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 19, 

pp. 1016-1035, 1891.

From Iron and Steel Institute, Proc., October, 1890.

Peck, Claudius. Minerals of Louisiana. 

De Bow Review, Southern and Western 

States, vol. 11, p. 220, New Orleans, 1851.

Peck, Jacob. Geological and mineralogical account of the mining districts 

in the State of Georgia.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 23, pp. 1-10, map, 1833.

Peckham, S. F. On the probable origin 

of albertite and allied minerals.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 48,pp. 362-370, 

1869.

 Notes on the origin of bitumen, 

together with experiments upon the 

formation of asphaltum.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 445-462, 

1869.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 48, 

pp. 131-133,1869.

 Chemistry.

Geol. and Nat. Hist., Surv. Minnesota, 

5th Annual Report, for 1876, pp. 57-63, St. 

Paul, 1877.

 The geological occurrence of bitumens.

10th Census U. S., Report on the production, 

technology, and uses of petroleum and its 

products, pp. 37-52.

[Bound as a part of Vol. X, but with separate pagination.]

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, 

pp. 105-117.

 and Hall, C. W. On lintonite and 

other forms of thompsonite; a preliminary notice of the zeolites of the 

vicinity of GrandMarais, Cook County, 

Minn.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 19, pp. 122-130, 

1880.
DAUTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 727

Peet, Stephen D. Natural and artificial 

terraces.

Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 113-117,1891,

 The flood plain and the mound 

builders.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 44-51,1891.

Penfield, S. L., Iddings, Joseph P., 

and. Fayalite in the obsidian of 

Lipari.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 40, pp. 75-78, 

1890. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 1072 (7lines),

1890.

 The minerals in hollow spherulites of rhyolite from Glade Creek, 

Wyo.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 42, pp. 39-46,

1891.

Pennsylvania. 

1787. Mineralogische Kenntniss des

6'stlichen Theils von Nord-Amerika, etc., Schoepf. 

1799. Baealt in Pennsylvania, Smith,

T. P. 

1807. Observations on geology of

United States and geologic

map, Maclure. 

1818. Geology of the United States,

Maclure. 

Observations on geology of North

America, Mitchell, S. L.

1822. Minerals of Paterson and Sparta, 

New Jersey, Nuttall.

Volcanoes and volcanic substances, Cooper, T.

Anthracite in Wilkesbarre, Cist.

1823. Expedition from Pittsburg to the 

Rocky Mountains, Long.

1824. Country near Easton, Finch. 

Rocks at WiJkesbarre, Maclure. 

Essay on Tertiary of America,

Finch. 

Expedition to source of St. Peters

River, Keating.

1825. Map of Connewago Hills, etc., 

Gibson.

1826. New or variegated sandstone of

the United States, Finch. 

Geological survey of Philadelphia, Troost. 

Coal of Rhode Island, Sillimau.

1827. Boring for water, Disbrow.

Belmont anthracite mines, Meredith.

Well at Milton, Hepburn. 

Mountain district of Pennsyl- 

 vania, Pierce.

Pennsylvania Continued. 

1828. Coal near Tioga River, Meade. 

Country near West Chester, 

Finch.

1830. Diluvial furrows and scratches,

Thomas, D. 

Anthracite region, Lackawanna

and Susquehanna, Sullivan. 

Coal formation of State of New

York, Eaton.

Geologic prodromus, Eaton. 

Geologic text-book, Eaton.

1831. Geology of Bedford Spring region, Hayden, H. H.

Journey to anthracite region, 

Hitchcock, E.

Carboniferous of New York, 

Eaton.

Singular impression in marble,

Brown, T. B.

1832. Stratigraphic geology established

by organic remains, Eaton. 

Geology of Wayne County, Davis,

J.P. 

Rocks in vicinity of Philadelphia,

Brown, P. A. 

Coal region between Cumberland

and Pittsburg, Pomeroy. 

Section of Alleghany Mountains,

Taylor, R. C. 

Geology of Philadelphia, Brown,

P. A.

1833. Coalbeds of Pennsylvania, Eaton. 

Vegetable origin of anthracite, 

Bunker.

1834. Country between Baltimore and

the Ohio, Aikin.

" 835. Anthracite of Schuylkill County, 

Koehler.

Position of plant beds near Lewistown, Taylor, R. C.

Report on country between Missouri and Red River, Featherstonhaugh.

Ancient lake in Mifflin County, 

Taylor, R. C.

Coal fields of Blossburg, Taylor, 

R.C.

Description of portion of Alleghany Mountain, Miller, E. 

1836. Reconnaissance from Washington through Wisconsin to 

Coteau des Prairies, Featherstonhaugh.

Bituminous coal deposits of the 

valley of the Ohio, I-Iildreth.
728 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Pennsylvania Continued.

1836. Geology of lakes and Mississippi 

Valley, Gibson, J. B.

First report on survey of Pennsylvania, Eogers, H. D.

Map of anthracite coal fields, 

Fisher.

1837. Country between Baltimore and 

Ohio, Aikin.

"838. Position of coal formation in

Pennsylvania, Taylor, R. C. 

Second report on survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

1839. Corniferous lime rock as the line 

of reference in New York and 

Pennsylvania, Eaton.

Third report on survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Notes on American geology, Conrad.

Remarks on Rogers on the transition rocks, Silliman and Silliman.

1840. Fourth report on survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Coal fields of Carbon Creek, 

Johnson, W. R.

On the Silurian system, Conrad.

1841. Alleged unconformity in Carboniferous in Savage Mountain, 

Tfego.

Bear Valley coal field, Johnson, 

W.R.

Southern coal fields of Pennsylvania, Lea, M. C.

Origin of overturns, Rogers, 

H.D.

Drift in Pennsylvania, Rogers, 

H.D.

Model of western Schuylkill coal 

fields, Taylor, R. C.

Magnesian limestones, Rogers, 

R.E.

Fifth report on survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D. .

1842. Silurian and Devonian of the 

United States, Conrad.

Sixth report of survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Geology of third district of New 

York, Emmons, E.

Nature .of dip of Triassic of eastern United States, Silliman, 

Rogers, H. D.

Pennsylvania Continued.

1842. Structure of the . Appalachians 

and laws of mountain chains, 

Rogers and Rogers.

Grooved surfaces of base of secondary, Rogers, H. D.

Glaciation of Pennsylvania, etc., 

and origin of conglomerates, 

Rogers, H. D.

1843. Anthracite of Pine Grove, Lea.

Structure and contemporaneous 

origin of coals, Johnson, W. R.

Structure of Appalachians, exemplifying laws of mountain 

chains, Rogers and Rogers.

Distribution of fossils in the older 

rocks, Hall, J.

Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

Polishing of rocks and on parallel 

valleys, Rogers, H. D.

Origin of Appalachian coal, Rogers, H. D.

1844. American geology and condition 

of research in United States, 

Sillimau, Rogers, H. D. 

Fossils near Sunbury, Johnson, 

J.W.

1845. Travels in North America, Lyell.

1847. Parallelism of Paleozoicsof North 

America with those of Europe, 

Verneuil, Hall, J. 

Distribution of remains in older 

formations of the United States, 

Hall, J.

1848. Letters on geology, Christy. 

Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C.

1849. Geology of Pennsylvania, Rogers,

H.D.

Fussspuren im alten rothen Sandstein, Lea.

1850. Origin of drift and terraces of 

aqueous action, Rogers, H. D.

Structure of Appalachians compared with the Alps, etc., Rogers, H. D.

Altered shales from New Hope, 

Rogers, H. D.

Absence of fossils in drift, Rogers, H. D.

Footprints in Carboniferous of 

eastern Pennsylvania, Rogers, 

H.D.

Coal formation, especially in 

Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 729

Pennsylvania Continued. 

1850. Fossils from New Red conglomerate of Pennsylvania, Lea. 

Dauphin and Susquehanria coal 

field, Lea.

1852. Footmarks in sandstone inSchuylkill County, Lea. 

Observations on magnetism, 

Locke.

1853. Researches in Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

Footprints of sandstone of Pottsville, Lea.

Wheatley, Brookdale, and 

Charleston mines, Chester 

County, Rogers, H. D.

1854. Flexures of coal basin, Rogers,

H.D. 

Fossil of New Red sandstone,

Lea. 

Observations on plants from coal

of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

1855. Cause of certain markings in

coal, Lewis, S.

Ueber die Geologie von NordAinerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Relations of New Red to coal 

rocks of eastern Virginia and 

North Carolina, Rogers, W. B.

Notes in Berks County, Bertelet.

Fossils in Carboniferous shales, 

Rogers, H. D.

Structure of Philadelphia 

County, Jewell.

Carbonate of iron in coal measures and on color of rocks, 

Rogers, H. D.

Lignite from Lancaster County, 

Rogers, W. B.

Alluvium of the Ohio, King, A. F.

American geologic history, Dana, 

J. D.

Section in Lawrence County, 

Leasure.

Origin of carbonate of iron in 

coal measures, Rogers, W. B.

1857. Illustration of surface geology, 

Hitchcock, E.

Broadtop coal basin, Lesley, J. P.

Direction of currents and source 

of materials of Lower Paleozoic, Hall, J.

Pennsylvania Continued.

1857. Geology of Chester County, Hartman.

1858. Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Geology of Pennsylvania, Rogers, 

H.D.

Laws of structure of most disturbed zones of the earth's 

crust, Rogers, H. D.

Distribution of coal plants in 

Pennsylvania, and formation of 

coal, Lesquereux.

Fossil plants of coal of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Coal fields of United States and 

British provinces, Rogers, H. D.

Sketches of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Lecture on coal, Maxwell.

Relations at Gwynned and Phcenixville, Lea, I.

Physical geography attending 

production of the Paleozoic 

strata, Rogers, H. D.

Paleontologic synchronism of coal 

of Ohio and Illinois, Stevens, 

R.P.

Age of rocks at Phcenixville, 

Leidy.

Fossil plants of coal measure 

of the United States, Lesquereux.

Paleozoic basin of New York, 

Bigsby.

Comparison of fossil remains in 

Kentucky and Pennsylvania, 

Lesley, J. P.

Classification of several types of 

orographic structures, Rogers, 

H.D.

1859. Age of Triassic of eastern United

States, Lea. 

Metainorphics of Atlantic Slope,

Rogers, H. D. 

Coal of Elk County, Jackson,

C.T. 

Geology of Bradford County,

Horton, G. F. 

Instance of reversed drainage,

Lesley, J. P.

Facts regarding geological survey 

of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

1860. Geology of Indiana County, Anderson,. W.
730 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BCLL.127.

Pennsylvania Continued.

1860. Coal formation of North America, 

Lesquereux.

1861. Base of Paleozoic in the United 

States, Eogers, W. B.

Devonian and Carboniferous of 

Iowa, Eogers, W. B.

Distribution and relations of 

rock oil, Andrews, E. B.

Synchronism of coal of New England, Hitchcock, C. H.

Mesozoic of Atlantic Slope, 

Wheatly, C. M.

On Lesquereux's table of coal 

measures, Lesley, J. P.

Comparison of Lower Carboniferous of Nova Scotia, etc., Rogers, 

W.B.

Faunal relations of some geologic 

groups, Rogers, W. B.

1862. Catskiil group of New York,

Hall, J.

Structure of limestone on the 

Brandywine, Lesley, J. P.

1863. Appalachians and Rocky Mountains in geologic history, Dana, 

J.D.

American Devonian, Dawson, 

J. W.

Oil district, Ridgway.

Report of survey of Canada to 

1863, Logan.

1864. Anthracite coal, Green, W.

Action of oil wells, Evans, E. W. 

Permian remains from northeast 

Kansas, Meek and Hayden.

1865. Age of New Jersey Highlands, by 

Rogers, Lesley, J. P.

Lignite of Franklin County and 

geology of southeastern Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Taconic question, Hall, J.

Eocene lignite formation of 

United States, Conrad.

Salt boring in Clearfield County, 

Hale, J. M.

Section of coal measures on Cape 

Breton, Lesley, J. P.

Asphalt vein in coal measures 

of western Virginia, Lesley, 

J. P.

Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1864, Cook, G. H.

Oil region, Sayles.

Geography and geology of petroleum, Leeds.

Pennsylvania Continued.

1865. History of Delaware County, 

Smith, G.

1866. Petroleum and its geologic relations, Andrews, E. B,

Report on limestone, petroleum, 

and salt, Hunt, T. S.

Map of Canada and part of 

the United States, Logan and 

Hall.

Origin of some of the earth's 

features, Dana, J. D.

Report on Alleghany County, 

Gibson.

Slickensided slab, Lyman, B. S.

Geology of Lycoming County, 

Med. Soc. Pennsylvania.

History of oil region of Venango, 

Eaton, S. J. M.

Coal, iron, and oil, Daddow.

1867. Sur les petroles de 1'Ame'rique du

Nord, Hunt, T. S. 

Fresh-water Glacial drift of the

Northwest, Whittlesey. 

Carboniferous conglomerate in

Sullivan County, Leyman.

1868. Traveling of rocks, Wickersham. 

Occurrences of iron in masses,

Whittlesey.

Geology of New Jersey, Cook, 

G. H.

1869. Map to'illustrate types of earth's 

surface east from Cincinnati, 

Lesley, J. P.

Fucoids in coal formation, Lesquereux.

Discovery of oil 70 miles above 

Pittsburg, Lesley, J. P.

1870. Norite or labradorito rock, Hunt, 

T. S.

Bowlders in gneiss near Philadelphia, Leeds.

Creep in Potsdam near Philadelphia, Rand.

1871. Geognosie and Mineralreichthum

des Alleghany-Systems, Credner, H. 

Relations of Oneonta and Montrose sandstones, Hall, J. 

Geognosy of Appalachians, Hunt,

T. S.

Pennsylvania's ancient sea, Leeds. 

Record of boring in Wilkesbarre

region, Sheafer. 

Cave in eastern Pennsylvania,

Wheatley.
DARTON-l NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 731

Pennsylvania Continued.

1871. Gas wells of Ohio and Pennsylvania, Newberry.

Boring records from the anthracite basin, Sheafer.

Plication of anthracite baain> 

Rothwell.

Section across the Alleghauies to 

illustrate plication, Lesley, J. P.

Pennsylvania's foundation stones, 

Leeds.

1872. History of Cambrian and Silurian, Hunt, T. S. 

Corundum mine, Leidy. 

Notes on West Virginia, Stevenson.

1873. Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C. H.; Hitchcock and Blake.

Structure and erosion of Brush 

Mountain, Lesley, J. P.

Corundum, its alterations and associates, Genth.

St. Clairsville and Bedford Railroad and Duunings Creek fossil 

ore, Lesley, J. P.

Violation of law of debituminization of coals, Lesley, J. P.

Record of oil wells, Armstrong 

County, Lesley, J. P.

Mines of Lehigh Zinc Company, 

Drinker. -^

Iron ores of South Mountain, 

Lesley, J. P.

Iron ore of Bucks County, Lesley, 

J. P.; Trego.

Structure and erosion of Brush 

Mountain, Lesley, J. P.

Hematite of South Mountain, 

Harden, J. W.

Hematite in Morrison Cove, Lesley, J. P.

1874. Upper coal measures west of the 

Alleghanies, Stevenson.

Gardner oil wells, East Shamburg, Hall, J.

Alleghany coal fields, Whittlesey.

Circles of deposition, Newberry.

Thin sections of Paleozoic and 

Mesozoic rocks, Frazer.

Map of coal fields of the United 

States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Steinkohlen der Vereinigten 

Sta'aten, Macfarlane.

1875. Structures of York Valley limestones, Frazer.

Pennsylvania Continued.

1875. Thin sections of traps, Frazer.

Section from Alleghany Mountain 

to Brush Valley, Fagen and 

Young.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Coal and oil measures in Lawrence County, Lesley and Lesquereux.

Character of slates at outcrop, 

Frazer.

Triassic of York County, Frazer.

Comparative geology of northeastern Ohio, northwestern 

Pennsylvania, and western New 

York, Lesley, J. P.

Coal beds in sub-Carboniferous, 

Lesley, J. P.

Hematite of eastern United States, 

Hunt, T. S.

Comparison of Alleghany coal 

fields, Andrews.

Minerals of southwestern Pennsylvania, Perkins.

Report on iron ranges of Lehigh 

County, Prime.

Hematite deposits of the Great 

Valley, Prime.

Report on Venango oil district, 

Carll.

Report in Clearfield and Jefferson 

coal district, Platt, F.

Geology around Warren, Randall.

Hydro-geology, Frazer.

Report of laboratory of survey 

of Pennsylvania, McCreath.

Section of oil wells, Butler, Armstrong, and Clarion counties, 

Lucas.

Geography and geology of petroleum, Wrigley.

The ores of iron; their distribution, Newton.

1876. Coal and oil of United States,

Boyd, E. F. 

Age and origin of quartz veins,

Frazer.

Weathering of trap, Frazer. 

Durability of natural gas supply,

Platt, F.

Boyds Hill gas well, Lesley, J. P. 

Fish remains in Mesozoic shales,

Leidy. 

Coal measures of the Youghiogheny, etc., Platt, F.
732 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pennsylvania Continued. 

1876. Notes on two traps, Frazer.

Coal measures of Beaver County, 

White, I. C.

Exfoliation of rocks near Gettysburg, Frazer.

Faults in middle Pennsylvania, 

Lesley, J. P.

Iron ore and limestone from 

Spruce Creek, Genth.

Glaciation - along Kittatinny 

Mountain, Hall, C. E.

Origin of limonites of York and 

Adams counties, Frazer.

Traps of York and Adams counties, Frazer.

Structure of Ohio coal fields, 

Whittlesey.

Structure of southeastern Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Upper coal, Virginia and Pennsylvania, White, I. C.

Beaver Couuty south from Ohio 

Kiver, White, I. C.

Sections of traps, Frazer.

Notes on Paleozoic limestone, 

Frazer.

Glacial deposits at west Philadelphia, Hall, C. E.; Lesley, J. P.

Anthracite of Pennsylvania, 

Hardman.

Geology of northwestern Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Keport on coal fields of Greene 

and Washington counties, 

Stevenson.

Alleged parallelism of coal beds, 

Stevenson.

Evidence of streams during deposition of coal, Blandy.

Hematite on Huntingdon and 

Center counties, Lesley, J. P.

Cornwall iron mine and related 

deposits, Hunt, T. S.

Origin of glaciated fragments in 

southern Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Somerset County coal beds, Fulton, J.

Review of fossil flora of North 

America, Lesquereux.

History of explorations in Pennsylvania, etc., Lesley, J. P.

Geology of oil regions of the 

United States, Newberry.

Keport on York and Adams counties, Frazer.

Pennsylvania Continued.

1876. Coals in No. X in Huntingdon 

County, Lesley, J. P.

1877. Map of outcrop of Pittsburg 

coal, Schellenberg.

Position of New Red sandstone, 

Frazer.

Clays and gravels underlying 

Philadelphia, Blodget.

Oil records and levels, Carll.

On some Mesozoic ores, Frazer.

Oil wells of western Pennsylvania, Nettleton.

Iron ores of York County, Frazer.

Igneous rocks of York County, 

Frazer.

Report on York, Adams, Cumberland, and Franklin counties, 

Frazer.

Map of Pennsylvania, Lesley, 

J.P.

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

Cambria and Somerset district 

coal fields of western Pennsylvania, Platt and Platt, Lesley, 

J.P.

Hudson and Utica slates of Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Rocks near Philadelphia, Rand.

Section of Paleozoics of central 

Pennsylvania, Ashburner.

Geology of eastern Pennsylvania, 

Hunt, T. S.

Oil-well records of Pennsylvania, 

Lesley, J. P.

Report on Fayette and Westmoreland coal fields, Stevenson. 

York County iron ore, Frazer.

1878. Aughwick Valley and east Broadtop district, Ashbumer.

Bradford and Tioga counties, 

Platt, F.; Lesley, J. P.

Dikes and Azoic of southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.; Lesley, J.P.

Analyses of limestones in Cumberland County, Lesley, J. P.

Report in Beaver River coal district, White, I. C.; Lesley, J. P.

Trap dike through Lancaster 

County, Frazer.

Hyuer's Station oil section, Clinton County, Chance.

Fossil ore of Juniata district, 

Dewees, Lesley, J. P.
DARTON.l NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 733

Pennsylvania Continued.

1878. Eozoic rocks of Nortli America, 

Hunt, T. S.

Paleozoic of Lehigh and Northampton County, Prime.

Overturned anticlinals near Alleutown, Prime.

Measured section of Paleozoic 

rocks between Lock Haven and 

Farrandsville, Clinton County, 

Chance.

Catalogue of rock specimens, 

I survey of Pennsylvania, Hall, 

' C.E.

Section in Lancaster County, 

Frazer.

Upper Devonian of southwestern 

Pennsylvania, Stevenson.

Silurian fossils in eastern Pennsylvania, Prime.

Terrace levels in Pennsylvania, 

Lesley, J. P.

Hematites of Lehigh County, 

Prime.

Martic anticlinal, and on ripple 

marks, Frazer.

Petroleum and other hydrocar-' 

bons, Broadhead.

Report on Indiana County, Platt, 

W. G.; Lesley, J. P.

Surface geology of southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Stevenson.

Limits of Catskill and Chemuug 

formations, Sherwood, A.

Section of Paleozoic rocks in 

Blair County, Platt and Sanders.

1879. Geology of Lawrence County, 

White, I. C.; Lesley, J. P.

Northern townships of Butler 

County, survey along Beaver 

and Shenango rivers, Chance.

Correlation of coal measures of 

Pennsylvania and Ohio, White, 

I. C.

Serpentine and steatite in Delaware County, Rand.

Southern limit of last glacial 

drift across New Jersey, etc., 

Cook.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Classification of coals, Lesley, 

J. P.

Second report of laboratory of 

survey of Pennsylvania, McCreath.

Pennsylvania Continued.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Lesley, J. P.

Terminal moraine of North American ice sheet, Upham.

Mesozoic sandstone of the Atlantic Slope, Frazer.

Clays and clay slates of York, 

Adams, and Lancaster Counties, Frazer.

Bradford oil district, Ashburuer.

Notes on analyses of dolomites of 

Cumberland County, Lesley, 

J. P.

Geology of South Mountain, 

Frazer.

Origin of clays, Hunt, T. S.

Lake Superior copper rocks in 

Pennsylvania, Blancly, Hunt, 

T. S.

1880. Drift of Northampton County, 

Prime.

Gravels of southeastern Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Character of Sullivan County 

coals, Platt, F.

Geology of Mercer County, 

White, I. C.; Lesley, J. P.

Coal fields of Potter County, 

Platt, F.

Geology of Potter County, Sherwood, A.; Lesley, J. P.

Lycoming and Sullivan counties, 

Sherwood and Platt.

Characteristics of a trap at Williamsons Point, Frazer.

Zinc mines, Lancaster County, 

Spilsbury.

Reconnaissance from Poulet to 

Sharon, Ashburner.

Geology of Lancaster County, 

Frazer.

Queens Run coal basin, Platt, F.

Geology of oil regions, Carll.

Hudson fossil in slate in Marylaud, Lesley, J. P.

Report on Armstrong County, 

Platt, W. G.; Lesley, J. P.

Geology of Clarion County, 

Chance.

Structure of Chicques rock, 

Frazer.

Well in Westrnoreland County, 

Lesley, J. P.

Geologic action of humus acids, 

Julien.
734 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pennsylvania Continued.

. 1880. Eenovo coal basin, Ashburner.

Geology of McKean County,

Ashburner. 

Relations of cry stallines of eastern

Pennsylvania, Hall, C. E. 

Review of stratigraphy of eastern

Ohio, Orton.

Special survey of sub-Carboniferous, Chance. 

Surface geology of southwestern

Pennsylvania, Stevenson. 

Pre-Glacial channels of Alleghany

and Clarion rivers, Lesley,

J. P. 

Fossils in Peach Bottom slates,

Lesley, J. P.; Frazer. . 

Tangascootac coal basin, Platt, F. 

Bradford oil sand, Ashburner. 

Fossils in quartzose rocks of the

lower Susquehanna, Frazer. 

Permian flora, Pennsylvania and

West Virginia, Fontaiue and

White.

Coal, Shaefer, P. W. 

Analyses of limestones, Cumberland County, Lesley, J. P. 

Geology of Clinton County,

Chance, Lesley, J. P. 

Well records in McKean and Elk

counties, Ashburner. 

1881. Primitive industry, Abbott, C. C. 

Third report of laboratory of

survey of Pennsylvania, McCreath.

Iron ores and lignites of Montgomery County Vcilley, Lewis,

H. C. 

Serpentine in Radnor Township,

Rand.

On philadelphite, Lewis, H. C. 

Potsdam in Montgomery County,

Rand. 

Report on Jefferson County,

Platt, W. G. 

Trenton gravels 'and antiquity of

man, Lewis, H. C. 

Map of Mahanoy and Shenandoah

basins, Ashburner. 

Peculiar stratification in gneiss

near Philadelphia,. Rand. 

Bryn Mawr gravel, Lewis, H. C. 

Serpentine in Bucks County,

Lewis, H. C. 

Graphite of Chester County,

Frazer.

Pennsylvania Continued.

1881. Geology of Blair County, Platt, F.

How anthracite lies in the rocks, 

Platt, F.

Bone caves of Pennsylvania, 

Leidy.

Report on geology of Philadelphia County, etc., Hall, C. E. ; 

Lesley, J. P.

Antiquity of man in the East, 

geologically considered, Lewis, 

H.C.

Iron ores of Brandon period, 

Lewis, H. C.

Geology of Erie and Crawford 

counties, White, I. C; Lesley, 

J. P.

Serpentine of Delaware county, 

Rand.

Surface geology of Philadelphia 

and vicinity, Lewis, H. C.

Susquehanna and Wayne counties, White, I. C.

Construction of cross sections, 

Chance.

Change of serpentine into quartz, 

Rand.

Taconic system in geology, Hunt, 

T.S.

Action of frost in superficial material, Kerr.

Influence of structure on history, 

Bechdolt.

Analyses of minerals and rocks 

from Bucks, Philadelphia, and 

Montgomery counties, Genth.

Potsdam on South Valley hill, 

Lewis, H. C.

Millstone grit in England and 

Pennsylvania, Chance.

1882. Amount of oil remaining, Wrigley. 

Gdologie du sudest de la Pennsylvanie, Frazer. 

Flood of Connecticut Valley from

the glacier, Dana, J. D. 

Survey of Delaware Water Gap,

Chance. 

Geology of Pike and Monroe

counties, White, I. C.; Lesley,

J. P. 

Former flow of the upper Ohio,

Lesley, J. P. 

Notes on Cumberland and Potomac coal basin, Lesley, Jones,

H. N.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 735

Pennsylvania C ontin uecl.

1882. Models of parts of central Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Geologic map of Wyoming 

County, Sherwood, A.

Survey of Lehigh Gap, Chance.

Pure dolomite from Mount Alto 

district, McCreath.

Pre-Glacial outlet of Lake Erie 

and origin of the lower Great 

Lakes, Spencer, J. W.

Geology of Bedford and Fulton 

counties, Stevenson, Lesley, 

J. P.

Place of Sharon conglomerate, 

White, I. C.; Lesley, J. P.

Coal-like peat at Scrauton, Fairchild.

Thickness of glacier, Smock.

Section at St. Marys, Elk County, 

Ashburner.

Section at Schuylkill Gap, 

Chance.

1883. Progress of geology, 1882, Hunt,

T. S. 

Culture and curing of tobacco,

Killebrew. 

Report of geological survey of

Pennsylvania, Frazer. 

Lower Morion and vicinity, Rand. 

Report on coal mining, Chance. 

Terminal moraine across Pennsylvania, LeAvis, H. C. 

Terminal moraine of eastern

United States, Wright, G. F. 

Wright's ice dam at Cincinnati,

Lesley, J. P. 

Relations at serpentine quarry,

Chester County, Britton, J. H. 

Review of geology of Chester.

County, Rand, Frazer. 

Potsdam from Berks County,

Merrill, G. P.

Decay of rocks, Hunt, T. S. 

Geology of Lehigh and Northampton counties, Lesley, J. P. 

Two distinct beds of iron ore in

Bradford County, Claypole. 

Southern boundary of glaciatiou

in Ohio, Wright, G. F. 

Geology of Susquehanna River

region, Lesley, J. P. 

South Mountain gneiss, Hall,

C. E. 

Geology of Philadelphia County,

by Hall, Frazer.

Pennsylvania Continued. 

1883. Glacial boundary between New 

York and Illinois, Wright, 

G.F.

Geology of Philadelphia, Frazer, 

Lewis, H. C.

Kiugsmill sandstone, Claypolo.

Notes on progress of survey, Lesley, J. P.

Equivalency of Catskill and 

Ponent, Lesley, J. P.

Geology and copper of Adams 

County, Frazer.

Glacial erosion and outlets of the 

Great Lakes, Lesley, J. P.

Report T2, by Stevenson, Science.

Geology of Berks County, d'lnvilliers.

Mehoopeny coal field, Lesley, 

J. P.

Terminal moraine of second Glacial period, Chamberliu, T. C.

Geology of Chester County, Lesley, J. P.; Hall, C. E.; Frr.zer.

Survey of Susquehanna River 

region, White, I. C.

Notes on Radnor and vicinity, 

Rand.

On rocks from South Mountain, 

Leidy.

Thickness of glacier in New Jersey, etc.. Smock.

Age of gravels in Trenton, N. J., 

Wright, G. F.

Westward thinning of Paleozoics/ 

Lesley, J. P.

Lakes and valleys in northeastern Pennsylvania, Davis, W. M.

Fault in Triassic near Yardleyville, Lewis, H. C.

Origin of cross valleys, Davis, 

W.M.

Map of terminal moraine in Pennsylvania, Lewis, H. C.

Report on Warren County, Carll, 

Lesley, J. P.

Drift near Philadelphia, Leidy.

Drift of Lycoining County, 

Meyer, A.

Fossils in lower Ponent of middle 

Pennsylvania, Claypole.

Ice age in Pennsylvania, Lewis, 

H.C.

Catskill near Leroy, Claypole.

Amphibole granite from Sycne, 

Stelzner.
736 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pennsylvania C ontinued.

1883. Fossil ores of Lycoming County, 

Meyer, A.

History of Taconic question and 

relation of Taconian series, 

Hunt, T. S.

Geology of the Chester Valley of 

Pennsylvania, Hall, C. E.

Slate region of Lehigh and Northampton counties, Sanders.

Catskill rocks near Franklin, 

Claypole.

Horizon of South Valley Hill 

rocks, Frazer.

First report on anthracite region, 

Ashburner, Lesley, J. P.

Equivalent of Schoharie grit, 

Claypole.

History of serpentine, and notes 

on pre-Cambrian rocks, Hunt, 

T.S.

Anthracite beds of Pennsylvania, 

Ashburner.

Limestone region and Potsdam 

sandstone of Lehigh and Northampton counties, Prime.

Rand on Chester County, Frazer.

Relation of Glacial dam at Cincinnati to terrace in upper 

Ohio, White, I. C.

Age of Alleghany oil sand of New 

York, Ashburner.

Serpentine beds of Chester and 

Delaware counties, Willcox.

Rand on Chester and Delaware 

counties, Frazer.

Supposed glacial striae on Locust 

Mountain, Lewis, H. C.

Slate quarries in 1875 and structure of water gaps, Chance.

Utica and related horizons, Walcott.

1884. Coal mines of Monongahela River

region, Wall, J. S. 

Glaciated areas of North America,

Wright, G. F. 

Illustrations of polished rock

surfaces, Morgan, H. J. 

Glaciation north of terminal

moraine, Lewis, H. C. 

Atlas anthracite coal fields, Ashburner. 

Gorges and waterfalls, Davis,

W. M. 

Age of rocks near iron mines of

Berks County, Hunt, T. S.

Pennsylvania Continued. 

1884. Onondaga salt group in Perry 

County, Claypole.

Clinton and associated shales of 

Pennsylvania, Claypole.

Age of Philadelphia gneisses, 

Frazer.

Cheinung section at Leroy, 

Lilley.

Report on terminal moraine in 

Pennsylvania, etc.-, Lewis, H. 

C.; Lesley, J. P.

Pennsylvania anthracite, Ashburner.

Ice of the Glacial period, Lewis, 

H. C.

Fossils in Triassic, near Phcenixville, Lewis, H. C.

Serpentine in Chester County, 

Frazer.

White's geology of the Susquehanna River region, Am. Nat.

Center County, d'lnvilliers, 

Ewing.

Analyses of ores and limestones, 

Genth.

Absence of Niagara in Perry 

County, Claypole.

Microscopic structure of building 

stones, Merrill, G. P.

Azoic system and its subdivisions, Whitney and Wadsworth.

Rensselaeria in the Hamilton of 

Perry County, Claypole.

Remarks on Radnor Township, 

Frazer.

Pebble in coal, Lesley, J. P.

'Anthracite of Pennsylvania, 

Ashburner.

Glacial boundary in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, Wright, 

G. F.

Sandstone of Chester Valley, 

Rand.

Analysis of limestones, Wuth.

Perry County fault, Claypole.

Peach Bottom slates of York find 

Lancaster counties, Frazer.

Quemahoning coal field, Kimball.

Copper deposits of South Mountain, Henderson.

Reply on geology of Chester 

County, Rand, Frazer.

Fossil faunas of Upper Devonian, 

Williams, H. S,
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 737

Pennsylvania Continued.

1884. Geology of Meroer County, Gris-

 wold.

Hamilton of middle Pennsylvania, Claypole.

Trap dikes of southeastern Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Classification of Upper Devgniau, 

Hall, J.

Structure of copper belt of South 

Mountain, Frazer.

Studies of rocks of Cordilleras, 

Wads worth.

Position .of Philadelphia gneiss, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of Chester Valley and

 vicinity, Rand.

Fossils from Wilkeabarre, Claypole.

Building stones, Lesley, J. P.

Geology of Snyder County, Med. 

Soc. Pennsylvania.

Flexible sandstone from Pennsylvania, Lewis, H. C.

Revision of coal measures of 

Clearfield County, Chance, 

Lesley, J. P.

Portage in Perry County, Claypole.

Crumpling across Pennsylvania, 

Claypole.

Weathering of Pottsville conglomerate, Winslow.

1885. Town geology, lesson of Philadelphia rocks, Heilprin. 

Report on anthracite region,

Ashburner. 

Map of Adams, Franklin, and

Cumberland counties, Lesley,

J. P. 

Glacial origin of Presque Isle,

Lake Erie, Ingersoll. 

Bone cave in Pennsylvania, Darton. 

Pennsylvania before and after

elevation of the Appalachians,

Claypole. 

Fossiliferous pebbles at Tacony,

Heilprin. 

Geologic -atlas of counties of

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P. 

Geology of Huntingdon County,

White, I. C.; Lesley, J. P. 

Nomenclature of Appalachian

coal beds, White, I. C. 

Work in Great Kanawha Valley

in 1884, White, I. C. 

Bull. 127 ^-47

Pennsylvania Continued. 

1885. History of Taconic question and 

relations of the rocks, Hunt, 

T. S.

Geology of natural gas, White, 

I.C.

Township geology, Gamer on 

County, Shaeffer, P. W.

Archeau-Paleozoic contact in 

southeastern Pennsylvania, 

Frazer.

Analyses, Delaware County, 

Genth.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Great trap dike across southeastern Pennsylvania, Lewis, 

H. C.

Notes on metamorphism, Stevenson.

Fossiliferous pebbles, Philadelphia, Heilprin.

Pebbles from boring in Philadelphia, Heilprin.

Amount of chemical erosion in 

limestone of Center County, 

Ewing.

Conditions modifying fossil faunte, Williams, H. S.

Structure of English and American coals, Wethered.

Vertical range of certain fossils 

in Pennsylvania and New York, 

Claypole.

Geology of natural gas, Ashburner.

Progress of geology, 1883, Hunt, 

T. S.

Gravels of south Delaware peninsula, Chester. '

Township geology of Elk County, 

Ashburner.

Fish remains in Silurian of Pennsylvania, Claypole.

Relations of Chemnng and 

Waverly, New York and Pennsylvania, Hull, J.

Fossil ore in Huntingdon County, 

Billin.

Materials of the Appalachians, 

Claypole.

Cutting on East Side Railroad, 

Philadelphia, Koenig.

Survey of Delaware County, 

Hall, C. E.

Letter on Nittany Valley ores, 

d'lnvilliers.
738 CATALOGUE AND INDEX. OF [BULL. 127.

Pennsylvania C ontinued,

1885. Coal measures of Forest County, 

Ashburner.

Pennsylvania before and after 

elevation of the Appalachians, 

Claypole.

Marginal kames, Lewis, H. C.

Pteraspidian fishes in Upper 

Silurian, Claypole.

Atlas, anthracite coal fields, Ashburner.

Perry County, Claypole, Dewees, 

Lesley, J. P.

Pressure fluxion, Lewis, H. C.

Oil drillings in McKean County, 

Ashburner, Jones, N. P.

Iron ore in Cameron County, Ashburner.

Marginal katnes, Lewis, H. C.

Low Moor iron ores of Virginia, 

Lyraan.

1886. Waverly group, Beecher.

Lafayette serpentine belt, Rand.

Clay at Grays Ferry road, Philadelphia, Heilprin, Koenig.

Fire sand in Clinton County, N. 

Y.j Brainerd.

Classification of Upper Devonian, 

Williams, H. S.

Orton's oil and gas report, Lesley, 

J.P.

Brandywine kaolin, Delaware 

County, Ashburner.

Eeport on oil and gas, Carll.

Anticlinal theory of gas. Chance, 

White, I. C.

Mountain limestone in wells in 

Washington County, Linn and 

Linton.

Product of oil in Pennsylvania, 

Ashburner.

Origin of Pottsville and other 

conglomerates, Branner.

Progress in anthracite coal region, Ashburner.

Archbald potholes, Ashburner.

Bradford County, Chemung section, Lilley.

Chester and Delaware kaolin, 

Lesley, J. P.

Corn wall iron mines, Lesley, d'lnvilliers.

Glaciation of Lackawanna Valley, Branner.

. Thickness of ice of northeastern 

Pennsylvania, Branner.

Pennsylvania Continued.

1886. Iron ores, Putnam.

Kaolin of Brandywine Summit, 

Ashburner.

Certain magnetites of eastern 

Pennsylvania, Willis.

Montgomery County, geology, 

* Carter.

Borings for oil, Potter County, 

Ashburner.

Oriskany in Lycoming County 

Woolinan.

Resurvey of tsburg coal region, Lesley, J; P.,d'Invilliers.

Pressure, quantity, etc., of gas, 

Lesley, J. P.

Railroad cut at Grays Ferry road, 

Smith, A. H.

Report of State geologist, 1885, 

Lesley, J. P.

Tipton Run coal, Ashburner.

Washington County, Mountain 

limestone, Linn.

Fire clay of Wellersburg coal basin, Lesley, Harden.

Wyoming Buried Valley, Hill, 

F. A.

Wyoming Valley limestone, Ashburner.

York County, geology, Frazer.

1887. Distribution of gas, Ashburner.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Pittsburg coal region, d'lnvilliers.

Radnor Township, Delaware 

County, Rand.

Observations sur les plissements 

des terrains pale"ozoiques, Margerie.

Archbald pothole, Dana, J. D.

Stratification and structure in 

anthracite. Wasmuth.

Bowlders at high altitudes along 

rivers, White, I. C.

Paint ore along Lehigh River, 

Hill, F. A.

Map of southwestern Pennsylvania, d'lnvilliers.

Report on anthracite region, Hill, 

F.A.

Coal mining at Irwin, Humphreys.

Iron and limestone of Cumberland-Lebanon Valley, d'lnvilliers.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 739

Pennsylvania Continued.

1887. Faunas of upper Devonian, Williams, H. S.

Glacial stria) in Wyoming-Lackawaima region, Branner.

Glaciation; its relations to the 

Lackawanna-Wyoming region, 

Branner.

Lehigh River section, Hill, F. A.; 

Wiuslow, A.

Lower Carboniferous, Stevenson.

Materials of the Appalachians, 

Claypole.

Northern coal field, Hill, F. A.

Oil and gas, Carll.

1888. Map and coal of Cambria County, 

Fulton.

Coal, AshburneL'.

Columbia formation, McGee.

Cross section of crest of the Alleghauy Mountain, Fulton.

Four great sandstones, Claypole.

"Field of rocks" west of Philadelphia, Martin, D. S.

Head of Chesapeake Bay, McGee.

Natural gas, Carll.

Sections in Cambria County, 

Fulton.

Notes on Cambria County, Fulton.

Pittsburg coal bed and its disturbances, Wasmuth.

Pyritein bituminous coal, Brown, 

A. P.

Method in geologic investigation, 

Davis, W. M.

Southern anthracite coal field 

and its disturbances, Wasmuth.

State line serpentines, Chester.

Antiquity of man in Delaware 

Valley, Abbott, C. C.

Structural geology of Carboniferous, Wasmuth.

Three formations of the middle

Atlantic Slope, McGee. 

0 Types of Devonian system in 

North America, Williams, H. S.

Notes in Cambria County, Prosser and Hardin.

1889. Rivers and valleys, Davis, W. M. 

Rocks of Philadelphia and New

York, Rand. 

New mines in Somerset County,

Prosser.

Slate quarries, Merrill, G. H. 

Dictionary of fossils, Lesley, J. P.

Pennsylvania Continued.

1889. Early man in Delaware Valley, 

Cresson.

Map of Somerset County, Fulton.

Petroleum and gas in New York, 

Ashburner.

Atlases of coal fields, Hill, F. A..

Revision of coal section at Wellersburg, Somerset County, 

Lesley, J. P.

Antecedents of man in the Potomac Valley, McGee.

A river pirate, Davis, W. M.

Bernice anthracite basin, Claghorn.

Age of Philadelphia red gravel, 

Wriglit, G. F.

Champlain in Susquehanua Valley, Bashore.

Building stones, Merrill, G. P.

1890. Analysis of serpentine, Catlett.

Casts of flattened scolithus, Wanner.

Clay in Northumberland County, 

analysis, Catlett.

Diatoms from river clays of Philadelphia, Woolman.

Fossil in caves in limestone, 

Leidy.

Fractured strata in Bedford 

County, Stevenson.

Glacial boundary, Chauiberlin, 

Wright, G. F.

Glacial phenomena in the .Beaver 

Valley, Foshay and Hice.

History of Niagara River, Gilbert, 

G. K.

History of Glacial deposits of 

Ohio Valley, White, I. C.

Iron ores, Hunt, T. S.

Making of Pennsylvania, Claypole.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, Lesley, Lewis, H. C.; White, I. C.

Microscopic structure of oolite, 

Barbour.

Origin of pressure of gas, White, 

I.C.

Pre-Glacial drainage of western 

Pennsylvania, Foshay.

Report on New Boston and Morea 

coal lands, Lymau.

Report on oil and gas, Carll.

Serpentines of southeastern Pennsylvania, Rand.
CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pennsylvania Continued. 

N 1890. Serpentine rocks near. Easton, 

Merrill, G. P.

State line serpentines, Chester.

Tracks in Triassic of York County, 

Wanner.

Traps 'of Newark system, Darton.

Urnbral limestone in Lycoming 

County, Meyer.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Wright's " Ice age in North Ainer- 

! ica," Hitchcock, C. H.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian, Walcott.

1891. Artesian wells in eastern Pennsylvania, Carter.

Cambrian of North America, 

Walcott;

Cretaceous of North America, 

White, C. A.

Clinton oolitic iron ores, Foerste.

Dates of origin of certain topographic forms, Davis, W. M.

Deep boring in Triassic, Lesley, 

J. P.; Lyman.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S.

Episode in Paleozoic- history, 

Claypole.

American opinion on the older 

rocks, Winchell, A.

Artesian well at Parkesburg, 

t Lesley, J. P.

Fallen forest and peat layer in 

1 Delaware, Cresson.

Feldspar bed in gneiss, Carter.

Fluvial planes of western Penu- 

 sylvania, Leverett.

Glacial grooves'at- southern margin of drift, Foshay and Hice.

Genesis of iron ores, Kimball.

Geologic position of the Catskill 

group, Prosser;

Geological notes, Gresley.

High level shores of Great Lakes 

and their deformation, Spencer, 

J. W.

Notes on southwestern New York, 

Harris, G. D.

Paint ore mines of Lehigh Gap, 

Hesse.

Post-Pliocene subsidence versus 

Glacial dams, Spencer, J. W.

Sandstones of Chester Valley, 

Rand.

Pennsylvaniar-Continued.

1891,. South (Chester) Valley hill,

Rand. 

Stratigraphy, of bituminous coal

field, White, I, C. 

Stones for buildingj Merrill, G.P. 

Union, Snyder, Mifflin, and

Juniata counties, d'lnvilliers,

Lesley, J. P.

Penrose, R. A. F., jr. Nature and origin 

of deposits of phosphate of lime, with 

an introduction by N. S. Shales

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bullv, vol. 7, pp. 475-617, 

plates 1-3, No. 46, "Washington, 1888.

Review by L. Cayeux, Soc. Geol. du Nord, 

Annales, vol. 16,,pp. 157-181,1889.

 Report of geologist for-eastern Texas. 

Geol. and Mineralogical Surv. Texas, 1st Report, 1888, pp. 54-60,1889.

Abstract. Geol. and Sci., Bull., vol. 1, March, 

1889 (J col.); January, 1889 (£ col.).

 Notes on certain building stones of 

eastern Texas.

Geol. and Sci., Bull., vol.. 1, March, 1889 

(f col.), 4°, 1889. 

Science, vol. 13, p. 295 (J col;), 1889.

 A preliminary report on the geology 

of the Gulf Tertiaries of Texas from 

Red River to the. Rio Grande.

Geol. Surv. Texas, 1st Annual Report, pp. 

3-101, Austin, 1890.

 Manganese; its uses, ores, and deposits.

Geol. Surv. Arkansas, Report, 1890, vol. 1, 

xxvii, 642 pages, plates, maps, Little Rock, 

1891. 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 261-263,1891.

 The origin of the manganese ores of 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 39, pp. 250- 

252,1891

 Hill, R. T., and. Relations of the 

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the Tertiary-Cretaceous parting of Arkansas and Texas. * 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d -series, vol. 38, pp. 468-473,

1889. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 769 (J p.),

1890.

Percival,- James.G. Notice of the locality of sulphate of baryta,, from which 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 5< ppi 42-45,1822.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 741

Fercival, James G.-^-Continued.

Notices of the geology and mineralogy of Sicily from "Storia Naturale 

della Sicilia," by Ab. F. Ferrara.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 8, pp. 201-213,1824. 

[ ] Dr. Van Rensselaer on salt. [Remarks on New York geology, etc.] 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 7, pp. 259-262,1824.

 Report on the geology of tbe State 

of Connecticut, 495 pages, map, New 

Haven, 1842.

Reviewed by Anon, in Soc. Geol. Franco, 

Bull., vol. 14, pp. 622-628,1843.

 Annual report of the geological survey of the State of Wisconsin, 101 

pages, map, Madison, 1855.

 [Second] annual report of the geological survey of Wisconsin, 111 pages, 

Madison, 1856.

 Jackson, C. T., and. Report'on the 

Albert coal mine, 48 pages, New York, 

1851.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 13, 

pp. 276-277, 1852.

Perkins, George H. Notice of a recent 

landslide on Mount Passaconaway.

Am. Jour. Sci., lid series, vol. 49, pp. 158- 

161, 1870.

 The Winooski marble of Vermont. 

[Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 31, p. 388 

« p.), 1882.

 The Winooski, or Wakefield marble 

of Vermont.

Am. Nat., vol. 19, pp. 128-136, 1885.

Perkins, H. C. [Buried pine swamp, 

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Essex Inst., Proc., vol. 4, pp. clxiil-clxiv, 

(i p.), 1866.

Perley, Henry F. Gold mines and gold 

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Canadian Nat., vol. 2, new series, pp. 198- 

218,1865.

Perley [Moses H.]. [On subsidence of 

shore of Newfoundland.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 

374-375 (fc p.), 1851. 

Remarks by Desor nnd Cabot, p. 375.

 The south shore of the Bay of Fundy.

Reports on tbe sea and river fisheries of 

New Brunswick, pp. 159-160, 2d edition, 

Fredericton, 1852.

 "" Observations on the geology and 

physical characteristics of Newfoundland.

Canadian Nat., vol. 7, pp. 321-334, 1862.

Perrey, Alexis. Theory of earthquakes. 

Am. Jour. Soi., 2d series, vol. 37. pp. 1-10, 

1864.

Perry, George W. The relation of the 

strength of marble to its structure.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 52, p. 45 (f-p.), 

4°, 1891.

Perry, John B. The red sandstone of 

Vermont and its relations.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proo., vol. 16, pp. 

128-134, 1868.

 Queries on the red sandstone of Vermont and its relations.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 11, pp. 

341-353, 1868.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 2, p. 222 (J p.), 

1869.

 A point in the geology of western 

Vermont.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 47, pp. 341- 

349,1869.

 The supposed elevation and depression of the continent during the Glacial 

period.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 

169-172,1870. 

Abstract, Am, Nat., vol. 4, pp. 508-510,1871.

 Bowlder trains in Berkshire County, 

Mass.

Am. Assoc.'Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 19., pp, 

167-169,1871.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 4, pp.565-561 (}p.), 

1871.

 [Remarks on southern drift, Gulf 

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on history of the Gulf of Mexico.! 

To Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1871. 

Am. Nat., vol. 5, pp. 521-522,1871.

 [Relations of granite in Richmond 

region; age of Richmond coal; elevatin of Hatteras axis.]

Atn. Nat., vol. 5, pp. 181,182 (} p.), 1871.

 On the eozoou limestone of eastern 

Massachusetts.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 267, 

270-276, 1871. 

Am. Nat., vol. 5, pp. [538-539], 539-541,1871.

 [Relations of syenite under Richmond coal basin.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 14, p. 121 

(3 lines), 1872.

[ ] [Remarks on Jackson's objections 

to the Glacial theory.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 14, p. 68- 

73,73-75,1872.
742 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Perry, John B. Continued.

 On the Glacial period iu New England.

Boston Soo. ]STat. Hist., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 

62-63,1872.

 [On the eozoon limestones of eastern 

Massachusetts. ]

Boston Soc. Fat. Hist., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 199- 

204,1872.

 Hints toward the post-Tertiary history of New England from personal 

study of the rocks, with strictures on 

Dana's " Geology of the New Haven region."

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 15, pp. 48- 

148,1873.

Perry, Joseph H. Note on a fossil coal 

plant found at the graphite deposit in 

mica schist at Worcester, Mass.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 157-158, 

1885.

Perry, Nelson W. The Cincinnati rocks; 

what has been their physical history? 

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 326-336,2 plates, 1889. 

i Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, 

p. 70 (i p.), 1889.

Peter, Eobert. Chemical report of the 

minerals, rocks, and soils.

Gool. Surv. Kentucky, made during the 

years 1854 and 1855, Report, pp. 251-379, Frankfort, 1856.

 Second chemical report of the ores, 

rocks, soils, coals, mineral waters, etc., 

of Kentucky.

Geol. Snrv. Kentucky, made during the 

years 1856 and 1857, 2rl Eeport, pp. 117-300, 

Frankfort, 1857.

 Third chemical report of the soils, 

marls, ores, rocks, coals, mineral 

waters, etc., of Kentucky.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, made during the 

years 1856 and 1857, 3d Eeport, pp. 173-420, 

Frankfort, 1857.

 Chemical analysis of the soils, subsoils, underclays, clays, and niter 

earths of Arkansas.

Geological reconnaissance of the middle and 

southern counties of Arkansas, 2d Report for 

1859-1860, hy D. D. Owen, pp. 163-287, Philadelphia, 1860.

 Fourth chemical report of the soils, 

marls, ores, rocks, coals, iron-furnace 

products, mineral waters, etc., of Kentucky.

i: Geol. Surv. Kentucky, 4th Report, 1858 and 

1359, pp. 39-321, Frankfort, 1861.

Peter, Robert Continued.

 A report of the chemical analyses of 

33 soils of Indiana.

Report of a geological reconnaissance of 

Indiana, made in 1859-60 I>y R. Owen, pp. 

241-268, Indianapolis, 1862.

 Chemical report of the soils, marls, 

clays, ores, coals, iron-furnace products, 

mineral waters, etc., of Kentucky.

Geol. Snrv. Kentucky, Reports of progress, 

vol. 1, new series, pp. 137-316 (hottom pagination), Frankfort, 1876.

 Chemical report.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Reports of progress, 

vol. 4, new series, pp. 1-166, Frankfort, 1878.

 Chemical report of the soils, coals, 

ores, iron-furnace products, clays, 

marls, mineral waters, rocks, etc., of 

Kentucky.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Reports of progress, 

vol. 5, new series, pp. 159-250, 395-487 (bottom 

pagination), Frankfort, 1880.

 and Peter, A. M. Geological survey 

of Kentucky, John E. Procter, director; 

chemical analyses. A, vol. 2, fourth, 

fifth, and sixth chemical reports, and 

comparative views of the composition 

of soils, coals, ores, limestones, clays, 

marls, mineral waters, etc., 328, 20 

pages, Frankfort, 1885.

Peters, E. D. Notes on the Oscura copper 

fields and other mines in New Mexico.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 34, pp. 270-272. 

4°, 1882.

Petitot [Einile]. Notes geologiqucs sur 

le bassin du Mackenzie.

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 3d series, vol. 3, pp. 

88-93, 611-612,1875. Includes note by Billings, 

p. 611.

 On the Athabaska district of the 

Canadian Northwest Territory. 

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. ], pp. 27-55,1885.

Petrography.

1814. Observations in vicinity of New 

Haven, Sillirnan.

1821. Veins of pyroxene or augite in 

granite, Vanuxem.

1824. Geology of Montreal, Bigsby, J. J.

1829. Geology of Labrador coast, Baddeley, F. H. 

Geognosy of part of Saguenay

County, Baddeley, F. H. 

Descriptive arrangement of volcanic rocks, Scrope.

1832. Geology of the Highlands of New 

York, Mather.
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Petrography Continued. 

1833. Iron and silver mines of Mexico

and South America, Mather. 

1835. Country between Fredericksburg

and Winchester, Va., Clemson.

1838. Observations in the White Mountains, Hubbard, 0. P. 

Second report on Maine, Jackson, 

C. T.

1839. Letter from Guadeloupe y Calvo,

Mexico, Schleiden.

1842. Geology of Counecticut, Percival. 

1847. Eeport on Ottawa River district,

Logan.

1849. United States exploring expedition, Dana, J. D.

1850. Geology of copper lands of Lake 

Superior, Foster and Whitney.

1851. Geology of Lake Superior land 

district, iron region, Foster and 

Whitney.

Analysis of porphyry from Isle 

Royale, Jackson, C. T.

1852. Region between the Ottawa and 

St. Lawrence, Murray.

1854. Exploration between thirtyeighth and forty-first parallel 

in 1853-54, Schiel. 

Report on country lying north of 

Lake Outaria, Murray.

1856. Geology of route to Pacific near 

thirth-flfth parallel, Marcou, J., 

Blake, W. P.

Report of survey of South Carolina for 1858, Lieber. 

On serpentine rock, Vermont, 

Hayes, A. A.

1857. Mineralogic study of stratified

crystallines, Hunt, T. S. 

Mineralogy of metamorphic 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

1858. Report on survey of South Carolina, Lieber.

1859. Report of chemist, etc., Canada

survey, Hunt, T. S. 

Microscopy of some Canadian

limestones, Dawsou, J. W. 

Greenville and Pickens districts,

South Carolina, Lieber. 

Geology from Fort Bridger to

CampFloyd, Utah, P^ngelmann.

1860. Origin of Azoic of Michigan and

Wisconsin. Whittlesey. 

Sodalitcand eUcolite from Salem, 

Mass., Kimball, J. P.

Petrography Continued.

1860. Report on Laureutian limestones, 

salt, audpetroleum, Hunt. T. S. 

Some igneous rocks of Canada, 

Hunt, T. S.

1861. Unstratified rocks of Vermont, 

Hitchcock, E.

1862. Primitive of Norway and Canada,

Macfarlane, T.

Catalogue of crystalline rocks of 

Canada, Hunt, T. S.

1863. Hemidiorite, Dana, J. D.

Report of survey of Canada, 

1863, Logan.

1864. Re'sebericht aus Californieu,

Richthofen. 

Allanite in Canadian rocks,

Chapman.

Ueber Californien, Richthofen. 

Contributions to lithology, Hunt,

T. S.

1865. Mineralogy of eozoon canadense,

Hunt, T. S.

Skizze der Umgegend von New 

York, Credner.

1866. Skizzen aus Virginia, Credner.

Glacial phenomena of Labrador 

and Maine, Packard.

Report on Lake Superior, Macfarlane, T.

Report on Hastings County, Macfarlane, T.

1868. Geology of New Jersey, Cook,

G.H. 

Eozoische Formationsgruppe

Nord-Amerikas, Credner. 

Formations of Lake Superior,

Macfarlane, T. 

Rocks and cupriferous beds of

Portage Lake, Macfarlane, T. 

Principles of the natural system

of volcanic rocks, Richthofen. 

Mittheilungen von der Westkiiste

Nord-Amerikas, Richthofen.

1869. Alter der goldfiilirenden Giinge,

etc., Richthofen. 

Vorsiluriauische Gebilde der oberen Halbinsel von Michigan, 

Credner, H.

Woods Location, Thunder Cape, 

Lake Superior, Macfarlane, T.

1.870. Cretaceous age of silver in Chihuahua, Mexico, Kimball. 

Geology of Toyabe rnnge, Nevada, Emmons, S. F.
744 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Petrography Continued.

1870. Eeport on Hastings County, Vernon.

Report on Lakes Superior and 

Nipigon, Bell; J.

Norite or=labradorite -rock, Hunt, 

T. S. 

Report on* rocks of lower^ St. 

, Lawrence, Richardson, J.

Couistock lode, King, C.

Goldlagerstiitten Californiens, 

Burkarti

Nord-amerikanische Schieferporphyroide, Credner.

Origin and classification of- crystalline rocks, Macfarlane, T.

1871. Metalliferous deposit of Gloucester, New Brunswick, Hen wood.

Derivation of' copper and associate on Lake Superior, Pumpelly.

Felsites of Palisade range, 

Schweitzer.

Hudson River Palisades) Wurtz.

Native copper of Lake Superior, 

Henwood.

1872. Report on mineral, rocks, etc.,

Peale. 

Southern New Brunswick, Bailey

and Matthew. 

Topography and geology-of Santo

Domingo, Gabh. 

Norian rocks in New Hampshire,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Northwestern New Brunswick,

Robb. 

Nature of rocks from Waterville,

N. H., Dana, J. D. 

Explorations in British Columbia,

Selwyn. 

Character of trap near New

Haven, Dana, J: D. 

Labradorite rocks of Waterville,

N. H., Dana, E. S. 

Analyses of coal and crystallines

from Vancouver Island, Hunt,

T. S.. 

Mountain of Montarville, Hunt,

T. S. 

Notes on granitic rocks, Hunt,

T. S. 

Labradorite rocks, Hunt, T. S.

1873. Recent discoveries in White

Mountains, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Country between Lake Superior 

and Winnipeg, Bell.

Petrography Continued.

1873. Coal, Vancouver and Queen Charlotte, Richardson.

Notes on Pilot Knob and vicinity, 

Missouri, Pumpelly.

Lithology of Huronian and 

Laurentian of upper peninsula, Julien.

Catalogue of Huroniau rocks and 

ores, Michigan, Brooks and 

Julien.

Lamination and structure of ores 

and jasper) Mich., Brooks, 

T. B.

Eagle River district, Michigan, 

Marviue.

Micro-examination of 1 Huronian 

rocks and ores, Wright, C. E.

Counties of Frontenac, Leeds, 

and Lanark, Vennor.

Country between Lake Temiscamang and Abbitebbe, McOuat.

Columnar diorite from Black 

Rock; Nev., Blake> W. P.

Corundum, its alteration 8>and! 'associates, Genth.

Iron-bearing rocks -of Michigan, 

Brooks, T. B.

Copper district of Michigan, 

Pumpelly.

Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1873, Cook, G. H.

1874. Unak-yte from border of Tennessee and North Carolina, Bradley, F. H.

Trap rocks of the Connecticut 

Valley, Dana, E. S.

Points in southern Wisconsin, 

Irving, R. D.

Geology of Minnesota Valley, 

Winchell, N. H.

Report on Middle Park, Colo., 

Marvine.

Blue gravel of California, Goldsmith, E.

Report on San Luis division, Colorado, Endlich.

Iron ores of Canada, Harrington, 

B.J.

1875. Puebla range, Blake, J.

Mineralogy, agriculture} chemistry, eruptive- rocksj Colorado, 

Arizona, and New- Mexico, 

Loew.

Report on portions of' Colorado 

aud New Mexico, Loew.
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Petrography Continued.

1875. Geology of portions of Colorado 

surveyed in 1873, Stevenson.

Thin sections of Paleozoic and 

Mesozoic rocks of Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Trap rocks of Connecticut Valley, 

HaAves.

Notes on eastern Massachusetts, 

Dodge.

Mines and geology of. San Juan 

County, Endlich.

Report on Utah, Nevada, Arizona, 

and New Mexico, Howell, 

E. E.

Report from St. George, Utah, to 

Gila River, Marvine.

Structure of York Valley limestones, Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Character of slates at their outcrop, Frazer.

Primordial strata of Virginia, 

Fontaine.

Geology of the Blue Ridge, Fontaiue.

1876. Sections of traps, Frazer.

Report of San Juan; division, survey of Colorado, Endlich.

Microscopic petrography, survey 

of fortieth parallel, Zirkel.

Trap of York and Adams counties, Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Geology between Leavenworth 

and the Sierra Nevada, Engleinanu.

Youngest Hurouiiui south of Lake 

Superior and age of. copper 

series, Brooks.

Report of middle division of survey of-Colorado, Peale.

Notes on two trapSj Frazer.

Greenstones and their organic 

remains of New Hampshire, 

Hawes,

Huronian rocks south of Lake 

Superior, Brooks.

Certain trap rocks from Brazil, 

Frazer.

Notes on Canadian minerals and 

rocks, Harriugtou, B. J.

Chloritic formation west of New 

Haven region, Hawes.

Youngest Huronian rocks south 

of Lake Superior, Irving, R. D.

Notes on northern Wisconsin, 

Sweet.

Petrography Continued.

1876. Kaolin in Wisconsin, Irving, 

R.D.

On geologic map of Massachusetts, Crosby.

Explorations in British Columbia, Richardson, J.

Report on southeastern California region, Loew.

Chemical contributions to geology of Canada, Hoflfinan.

Geology of the Nashua Valley, 

Burbank.

1877. Descriptive geology, fortieth parallel survey, Hague and Emmons.- 

Lithology, Wisconsin survey,

Wright, C. E.

Lithology of Adirondacks, Leeds. 

Geology of central Wisconsin,

Irving, R. D.

Krystallinische Geetein von Minnesota, Strong andiKloos. 

Intrusivea of Henry Mountains,

Dutton, C. E. 

Geology of New Hampshire,

Hitchcock, C. H.; Huntington. 

Explorations in Cape- Breton,

Fletcher. 

Lithology of southern Colorado

and! northern New/ Mexico,

Conkling. 

Garnets an trap. of New Haven,

Dana, E. S. 

Igneous rocks of York County,

Pa., Frazer. 

Metallic iron in dolerifces, New

Hampshire, Hawes. 

Explorations between James Bay

and LakeSiSuperior and Huron,

Bell. 

Greenstones of (western Cornwall,

Phillips, Dana, J. D. 

Geology of Kerguelen Island,

Endlich and Kidded 

Petrography by. F. Zirkely Dana,

J. D. 

Geology of New Hampshire, by

C. H* Hitchcock, Dana, J. D. 

Helderberg of Bernardston and

Vernon, Dana, J. D.

1878. Mineralogy and Ethology of New

Hampshire, Hawes, E. 

Mineralogy and petrography of 

Boston and vicinity, Waduworth.
r

746 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Petrography C ont inued.

1878. Geology of. Morrison County,

Minn., Winchel], N. H. 

. Systematic geology of fortieth 

parallel survey, King, C.

Eichmond bowlder trains, Benton.

A few dikes in the Laurentian, 

microscopic structure, Harrington.

Petrography of Quincy and Rockford, Wads worth.

Report on portions of Nevada and 

California, Coukling.

Nipigon or copper rocks of Lake 

Superior, Spencer, J. W.

Report on surveys in Renfrew, 

Pontiac, and Ottawa counties, 

Vennor.

North of Lake Huron and east of 

Lake Superior, Bell, R.

Some points in lithology, Dana, 

J.D.

Granite of North Jay, Me., Wadsworth.

Notes on lithology of Adirondacks, Leeds.

Eruptive rocks of Colorado, Endlich.

Metasomatic development of copper rocks of Lake Superior, 

Pumpelly.

Geology of part of Nova Scotia, 

Fletcher.

Report on White River district, 

Colorado, Endlich.

Slate formation of Charlotte 

County, New Brunswick, Matthew, G. F.

Iron ores in Missouri, Gage.

1879. Operations on Mariposa estate,

California, Rolker. 

Minerals of apatite veins of

Ottawa County, etc., Harrington. 

Exploration in southern interior

British Columbia, Dawson,

G.M. 

Pre-Silurian of southern New

Brunswick, Ells. 

Microscopic study of Huronian

clay slate, Wichmann. 

Eruptive rocks in Campton.N. H.,

Hawes. 

Eureka lode, Nevada, Keyes,

W.S.

Petrography Continued.

1879. Sweetwater district, Endlich.

Huronian and Cambrian of southern New Brunswick, Bailey.

Tertiary eruptive rocks, Szaba.

Surveys in Cape Breton, Fletcher.

Classification of rocks, Wadsworth.

Geology of White Mountains, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

1880. Limestone belts of Westchester 

County, N. Y., Dana, J. D.

High plateaus of Utah, Dutton, 

Powell.

Lintonite at Grand Marais, Minn., 

Peckham and Hall.

Report on central and western 

Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Pinite in eastern Massachusetts, 

Crosby.

Classification of original rocks, 

Macfarlane.

Resources of Wisconsin, Irving, 

R.D.

Hnronian series west of Penokee 

gap, Wright, C. E.

Lithology of Keweenawan system, Pumpelly.

Geology of eastern Massachusetts, Crosby.'

Auriferous gravels of Sierra Nevada, Whitney, J. D.

Characteristics of a trap at Williamsons Point, Pa., Frazer.

Petrography of Black Hills of 

Dakota, Caswell, J. H.

Report on southern New Brunswick, Bailey, Matthew and 

Ells.

Microscopy of rocks from Ashland County, Wis., Julieu.

Red feldspar of granite from 

Lyme, Conn., Des Cloiseaux.

Cupriferous series of Duluth, 

Winchell, N. H.

Comparison of rocks in Marquette

district, Hunt, T. S. 

Microscopy of iron rocks from 

south of Lake Superior, Wichmanu.

Laurentian of Michigan, Chamberlin, T. C.

Geology of Menominee iron region, Brooks, Wright. C. E.

Geology of upper St. Croix districts, Strong.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 747

Petrography Continued. 

1881. Turquoise of New Mexico, Silliman,B.,jr. 

Progress of investigations iu New

Brunswick, Bailey, L. W. 

Report on counties of Nova Scotia,

rietcher, H.

Albany granite and contact phenomena, New Hampshire,

Hawes. 

Cupriferous series of Minnesota,

Winchell, N. H. 

Reconnaissance in San Francisco,

Eureka, and Bodie districts,

Backer. 

Felsites and associated rocks

north of Boston, Diller. 

Micro-character of vitreous rocks

of Montana, Rutley. 

Various massive rocks made in

one metamorphic process,Dana,

J. D. 

Analyses of minerals and rocks

from Bucks, Philadelphia, and

Montgomery counties, Pennsylvania, Geuth. 

Banded amygdules of Brighton

amygdaloid, Davis, W. M. 

List of crystalline rocks from

northern Minnesota, Winchell,

N.H.

Elongation of pebbles, Wadsworth. 

Crystallines of Guiana and Brazil,

Crosby.

Geography and geology of Trinidad, Crosby. 

Examinations iu Colorado and

New Mexico, Stevenson. 

Passage of sediments to volcanic

in Brighton, Mass., Shaler. 

Origin of iron ores of Marquette,

Wads worth. 

Geology of Philadelphia County,

etc., Pennsylvania, Hall, C. E.;

Lesley, J. P. 

Menominee and Marquette iron

region, Rominger. 

Iron ore of Bartlett, N. H., Huntington. 

Record of geology for 1879-80,

Hawes. 

Origin of" petrosiliceous rocks,

Crosby.

Northern New Brunswick, Ells. 

Whopper lode, Gunnison County,

Colo., Frazer.

Petrography Continued.

1881. Melaphyre of Brighton, Mass., 

Benton.

1882. Thin sections of cupriferous series 

of Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

So-called Leadville porphyry, 

Julien.

Gdologie du sud-est de la Pennsylvanie, Frazer.

Thin sections of cupriferous rocks 

in Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

List of rocks of Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Serpentine of Staten and New 

York islands, Julien.

Summary of geology of Comstock 

lode, Becker.

Volcanic drift of Challis, Idaho, 

Julien.

Nomenclature of massive crystalline rocks, Jackson, A. W.

Geologisches und Montanistischcs 

aus Utah, Ochsenius.

Geology of Comstock lode and 

Washoe district, Becker.

Report of work in Eureka district, Hague, A.

Composition of Mesozoic diabase 

of Atlantic Slope, Hawes.

DeerGeld dike, Massachusetts, 

Emerson.

Proposed system of lithologic 

nomenclature, Chamberlin, 

T. C.

Diabase dikes at Franklin furnace, New Jersey, Emerson.

Tufa from Florissant, Colo., 

Wadsworth.

Crystallines of the Wisconsin 

Valley, Irving, Van Hise and 

Clark.

 Geology of eastern Lake Superior 

district, Irving, R. D.

Elaeolite-syenite dikes in northwestern New Jersey, Emerson.

Marquette iron region, School of 

Mines.

Report on survey of New Jersey 

for 1882, Cook.

Archean of Cobequid Mountain, 

Honey man.

Microexamination of Archean 

from Flambeau Valley, Irving, 

R.D.

1883. Argillites and associates at Braintree, Mass., Dodge.
748 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BTJLL. 127.

Petrography Continued. 

1883. -Minerals and lithology of Wisconsin, living, R. D. 

Rhyolite from Yellowstone Park, 

Wadsworth.

Genesis of crystalline iron ores, 

Ji.il i en.

Literature of geology of Egypt 

and examination of the obelisk, 

Frazer.

Zircon syenite from Marblehead, 

Mass., Wadsworth.

Amphibole granite from Syene, 

Stelzner.

General geology of Wisconsin, 

'Chamberlin,.T.iC.

Analyses, rocks from Yellowstone 

Park, Beam.

Floyd Va., plateau, iFontaine.

So-called inclusions in Maine 

granites, Merrill, G. P.

 Report of survey of New Jersey 

for'1883, Cook.

Geology of Eureka district, 

Nevada,; Hague, -A.

Copper rocks of Lake Superior, 

Irving, R. D.

Maine building stones in National 

Museum, Merrill, G. P.

Trachyte of Marblehead, Mass., 

Wadsworth.

Microstructure of rocks of Quebec 

group, Adams, F. D.

Note on crystallines of District of 

Columbia, Merrill, G. P.

San Juan region, Colorado, Cornstock.

Potsdam from Berks County, 

Pa., Merrill, G. P.

Report on Moose River and Lake 

of the Woods, Bell.

Irving on origin of hornblende in 

rocks of the Northwest, Wadsworth.

Origin of hornblende of crystallines of the Northwest, 

Irving, R. D.

Frenchmaus Bay, Me., Crosby.

Meteoric and terrestrial rocks, 

Wadsworth.

Leadville porphyry, .Emmons, 

S.F.

Copper rocks of Lake Superior, 

Irving, R. D.

Nature of iuduration in sandstones and quartzites in -Wisconsin, Irving, R. D.

Petrography Continued.

1883. Fluidal cavities in quartz gTains, 

Merrill, G. P.

DioritefrornCalifornia,'Reinhold.

Notes on southeast Quebec, Selwyn.

Classification of rocks, Crosby.

.Hypersthene andesite, Wadsworth.

Report of division of the Pacific, 

Hague, A.

Cheviot andesites, Wadsworth.

Lithology of the Eisengebirge, 

Wadsworth.

Volcanoes, northern California to 

Washington, Hague and Iddings.

Lithology of exploration of fortieth parallel, Merrill, N. F.

Note on triclinic pyroxene, Cross.

Petrography of rocks of Yellowstone Park, Dutton, C. E.

1884. Wisconsin building stones, Conover.

Paramorphosis of pyroxene to 

hornblende, Williams, G. H.

Report on work on Archean of 

the Northwest, Irving, R. D.

Minnesota building stones, Winchell, N. H.

Missouri building stones, Broadhead.

Silver-lead deposits of Eureka, 

Nev., Curtis, J. S.

Dike at Houghs Neck, Quincy, 

Mass., Wolff.

Notes on building stones used in 

New York, Newberry.

Rocks from Oregon, Diller.

Lithology of island of Jura, Scotland, Wadsworth.

Hornblende andesite from Bogosloff, Merrill, G. P.

Buffalo Peak, Colo., Kmmons,

' S..F.

Gabbros and hornblende rocks 

near Baltimore, Williams, G. II.

Dunite of North Carolina, Julien.

The fortieth parallel rocks, Wadsworth.

Geology of Minnesota, Winchell 

and Upham.

Study of peridotite, Cumberland, 

R. I. ; Wadsworth.

Geologisches aus Utah, Roth.
CARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.

Petrography Continued. 

1884. Fulgurite from Mount Thielson, 

Diller.

Rock outcrops in central Minnesota, Upliam.

Rooks and ores of Notre Dame 

Bay, Newfoundland, Wadsworth.

So-called quartz porphyry, at 

Hollins, Md., Williams, G. H.

Observations in Mount Katahdin 

district, Hamlin.

Azoic system and its subdivisions, 

Whitney and Wadsworth.

Petrography of fortieth parallel 

survey, Zirkel.

Hypersthene andesite and triclinic pyroxene, Cross.

Ueber Gestein vou Labrador, 

Wichmann.

Sili cates. about olivine in anorthoeites from River Saguenay, 

Adams, F. D.

Volcauic rocks of Great Basin, 

Hag.ue and Iddings.

Enlargements of feldspar in Keweenawan sandstones, Van 

Hise.

Report on Lake Superior region, 

Hall, C. W.

Geology of> Hawaiian Islands, 

Button, C. E.

Washingtoiibuildmg stones, Merrill, G. P.

Cortland and Stony Point hornblendic and augite rock, Dana, 

J.D.

Building stones of United States, 

Hawes.

Lithology of District of Columbia, Merrill, G. P.

Illustrations of polished rock surfaces, Morgan, H. J.

Olivine rocks of North Carolina, 

Wadsworth.

Serpentine in Chester County, 

Pa., Frazer.

Microscopic structure of building 

stones, Hawes, Merrill, G. P.

Felsites and associates north of 

Boston, Diller.

Iron region of northern Minnesota, Chester, A: H.

Copper and iron Districts of Lake 

Superior, Wadsworth.

United States geologists and the 

propylite question, Wadsworth.

Petrography Continued,

1884. Report of the United States Geological Survey, audesites, 

Hague, A.

Fulgurite from Oregon, Diller. 

Studies of rocks of Cordilleras, 

. Wadsworth.

Sanidine, etc., in nevadite of 

Chalk Mountain, Colo., Cross.

1885. Trap dike across southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Lewis, H. C.

Allanite as a rock constituent, 

Iddiugs and Cross.

Reconnaissance into Pope 

County, Minn., Winchell, N. H.

Hague and Iddings on Comstock 

lode, Raymond.

Notes on stratigraphy of California, Becker.

Igneous rocks of Washoe, Nov., 

Hague and Iddiugs.

Volcanic dust; Nebraska, Merrill, 

G.P.

Survey of Delaware County, Pa., 

Hall, C. E.

Metauiorphism in Rhode Island 

coal measures, Dale.

Contributions to mineralogy of 

Rocky Mountains, Cross and 

Hillebrand*

Gestein vom Washington Territory, Oebbeke.

Enlargement of fragments in certain rocks, Irving and Van 

Hise.

Nephelingestein in den Vereinigten Staaten, Wolff.

Apatitbriuger in Canada, Adams, 

F. D.

Canadian Archean and Irish 

metamorphics, Kinahan, G. H.

Great trap dike: across southeastern Pennsylvania, Lewis, H. C.

Geology of mouth of Narragansett Bay, Dale.

Archean of the Northwest, Irving, R. D.

Interior of Gasp6 peninsula, Ells, 

Low.

Lava from Bogosloff, Diller.

Archean rocks of New Jersey, 

Britton.

York and Carletou counties, New 

Brunswick, Bailey, L. W.

Report on northern Cape.Breton, 

Fletcher.
750 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Petrography Continued.

1885. Near forty-ninth parallel west 

of Eocky Mountains, Bauerman.

Microscope in geology, Williams, 

G.H.

Ueber des Gangrevier von Butte, 

Mont., Eath.

Apatite deposits, Ottawa County, 

Torrance.

Enlargements of hornblende 

fragments, Van Hise.

Microscopic examination of series 

of sands, Julien and Boltou.

Crystallines of Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Syenite and gabbro, Essex County, Mass., Wadsworth.

Junction of Eastern sandstone 

and Keweeuawan, Chamberlin 

and Irving."

Hypersthene basalt, Williams, 

G.H.

Mineralogy and petrography, 

Williams, G. H.

Metamorphosis of gabbro, Williams, G. H.

Gestein des Cerro de las Navajas 

in Mexico, Tenne.

Dikes of apparently eruptive 

granite near Baltimore, Williams, G. H.

Allanite as a constituent in many 

rocks, Crosby.

Zones of silicates in anorthosite 

rocks on the Saguenay, Adams, 

F.D.

1886. Gabbro and associates in Delaware, Chester.

Majnual of lithology, Williams, 

E.H.J.

Genesis of the diamond, Diller, 

Lewis, H. C.

Examination of crystallines of 

Nova Scotia and Cape Breton, 

Honey in an.

Geologic note of excursions, Nova 

Scotia, Honey man.

Variolitic granite from Vermont, 

Kroustschoif.

Polariscopic examination of 

crystallines, Honey man.

Modern petrography, Williams, 

G.H.

Inclusions in granite of- Craftsbury, Vt., McCormick:

Petrography Continued.

1886. Terms applied to metamorphism 

and porphyritic structure, 

Dana, J. D.

Polariscopic examination of rocks 

of Antigonish, Houeyman.

Turquoise from New Mexico, 

Clark and Diller.

Geological battle of the Cornstock, Church, J. A.

Sections across New Hampshire 

and Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

Mount Pitt, Emmons, A. B.

Hornblende andesite from Bogosloff Island, Merrill, G. P.

Leadville ore deposits, Colorado, 

Eolker.

Origin of ferruginous schists and 

iron ores of Lake Superior, 

Irving, E. D.

Origin of schists, etc., of Penokee-Gogebic series, Van Hise.

Archean of Northwest, Irving, 

E.D.

Delaware gabbros, etc., Chester.

Gabbros and associated rocks near 

Baltimore, Williams, G. H. , Holyoke trap, Emerson.

Montana eruptives, Lindgren.

Penokee-Gogebic rocks, Van Hise.

Peridotites near Peekskill, N. Y., 

Williams, G. H.

Topaz and rhyolite, Cross. i

On ptilolite, Cross and Eakins.

Peridotite of Kentucky, Diller.

Volcanic rocks of Central America, Hague and Iddings.

Structure of igneous rocks in 

Orange Mountain, N. J., Iddings.

Geology of Lake of the Woods 

region, Lawton.

Analyses [rocks of J Leadville region, Hillebrand.

Petrography, Leadville region, 

Cross.

1887. Rainy Lake region, Lawson.

Geological Eeport, Minnesota,

Winchell, N. H. 

Parallel structure, Callaway. 

Great dike at Paradise, E. I.,

Crosby and Barton. 

Enlargement of hornblende and

'augite, Van Hise. 

Lithophyste and lamination of

acid lavas, Iddiugs.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 751

Petrography Continued.

1887. Copper ores of the Southwest,

Wendt. 

California rocks, petrographic

notes, Schuster.

Texture of massive rocks, Becker. 

Latest volcanic eruption in California, Diller. 

Peridotite of Elliott County,

Ky., Diller. 

Northeastern Minnesota, Winchell, A. 

Cortland rocks, Marker, Williams,

G.H. 

Eozoonal rock of Manhattan

Island, Gratacap. 

Kersantite at Croton, Newberry. 

Norites of the' Cortland series, 

. Williams, G. H. 

Serpentines of Staten Island,

Gratacap, Britton, N. L. 

Serpentine of Syracuse, Williams,

G.H. 

Report on Rainy Lake region,

Lawson.

1888. Peridotites, North Carolina and 

Oregon,-Diller.

Nickel Mountain, Oreg. (peridotite), Merrill, G. P.

Serpentine of southeastern Pennsylvania, Chester.

Andesite, Cerro do Pasco, Peru, 

Hodges.

Contact phenomena, in South

Carolina, Richards. 

" Obsidian cliff, Yellowstone Park, 

Iddings.

Nickel ores from Oregon, etc., 

Clarke, P. W.

Ore of Treadwell mine, Alaska, 

Adams, F. D.

Primary quartz in basalt, Iddings.

Building stones, California, Jackson, A. W.

Lithology of wall rocks, Atwood.

Mono County, Whiting.

Quicksilver deposits of Pacific 

Slope, Becker.

Diabase dikes of Rainy Lake, 

Lawsou.

Drift of central Ontario, Coleman.

Huronian near Sudbury, Bonney

Michipicoten Bay, Herrick, Tight 

and Jones.

Petrography Continued.

1888. Original Hnronian region, Winchell, N. H.

Canadian rocks containing scapolite, Adams and Lawson.

Synopsis of Rosenbusch'e new 

scheme, Bay ley.

Eruptive rocks from Custer 

County, Colo., Cross.

Paramorphic origin of certain 

minerals, Cross.

Phonolite from Colorado, Cross.

Enlargement of augites in peridotites from Little Deer Island, 

Me., Merrill, G. P.

Rocks near Ilchester, Md., Hobbs.

Dike of diabase in Boston basin, 

Hobbs.

Metamorphism of eruptives on 

south shore of Lake Superior, 

Williams, G. H.

Some uorites and gabbros, Herrick, Clarke and Deming.

Spotted rocks from Pigeon Point, 

Bayley.

Archean geology of Missouri, 

Haworth.

Report, California division, 

Becker.

Contact metamorphism produced 

by Cortland series, Williams, 

G.H.

Dikes of Hudson River Highlands, Kemp.

Diorite dike at Forest of Dean, 

Kemp.

Gabbros and diorites of the Cortland series, Williams, G. H.

Rosetown extension of the Cortland series, Kemp.

Geological and niineralogical 

notes, Sears.

Relations of Keweenawan, Torch 

Lake, Mich., Wads worth.

Relations of conglomerate and 

slate in Boston basin, Crosby.

Theories of ore deposits, Wadsworth.

Supposed fossil from copper rocks 

of Lake Superior, Wads worth.

Olivine diabase from St. George, 

Dickerman and Wads worth.

Rocks of Thunder Bay district, 

Bayley.

Rocks from Yukon district, 

Adams, F. D.
752 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Petrography Continued.

1889. 'Building stones of the United 

States, Merrill, G. P.

Geology of Cape Ann, Shaler.

Monazite in rocks, Derby.

Fernando Noronha, petrography, 

Gill, Williams, G. H.

Leucite rock, Absaroka range, 

Wyoming, Hague, Iddings.

Pike County peridotite, Arkansas, Brackett.

Gneiss bowlder in Halifax coal, 

Spencer, J.

Traps of Connecticut Valley, 

Davis and Whittle.

Petrography of Sandwich Islands, 

Dana, E. S.

Mineralogy of Maryland, Williams, G. H.

Paragenesis of allanite and

epidote, Hobbs.

1 Granites of the Northwest, Hall, 

C.W.

 Northeastern Minnesota, Winchell, H. V. 

Character of Trenton limestone,

Minnesota, Hall, C. W.

 Porphyrite of northwestern New

Jersey, Kemp. 

Eruptive rocks of Minnesota,

Winchell, N.'H. 

Serpentines of Monfcville, N. J.,

Merrill, G. P. 

Camptonite dike, Washington

'County, N. Y., Kemp and

Marsters.

1890. Huroniau and Lanrentian north 

of Luke Huron, Barlow, Lawson.

Report Division of petrography, 

United States Geological Survey, Diller.

Greenstone schists, Michigan, 

Williams, G. H.

Archean of central Canada, Lawson.

Eruptives of Lake Huron region, 

Fairbanks,

Copper in Animikie at Thunder 

Bay, Lawson,

Origin of .soda granite, etc., 

Pigeon Point, Bayley.

Certain dikes of Rainy Lake 

region, Lawson and Shutt.

Notes on Big Bend of the Columbia, Coleman.

Petrography Continued. 

1890. Granitoid areas in lower Laurential, Hitchcock, C. H.

 Bernardston series of upper 

Devonian, Emerson.

Trap dikes near Kennebunkport, 

'Me., Kemp.

Triassic traps of Nova Scotia, 

Marsters.

Dikes in Appalachian Virginia, 

Diller.

Notes from Baja California, 

Mexico, Lindgren.

Rocks from Montana, Merrill, 

G.P.

Eruptive rocks of Boulder 

County, Colo., Palmer.

Volcanicrocks from Tewan Mountains, N. Mex., Iddings.

Igneous rocks of Yellowstone 

Park, Iddings.

Fayalite in obsidian of Lipari 

Iddings and Penfleld.

Basalt from Pilot Knob, Tex., 

Kemp.

Origin of gneiss, Bell.

Observations in Norway, Williams, G. H.

Secondary minerals of amphibole 

and pyroxene groups, Cross.

Petrography for 1887 and 1888, 

Merrill, G.P.

Rocks of Essex County, Mass., 

Lewis.

Granites of Massachusetts, Emerson.

Crystalline rocks of Missouri, 

Haworth.

Pre-Cambrian of the'Black Hills, 

Van Hise.

Metamorphic strata of southeastern New York,,Merrill, F. J. H.

Magnetic rocks, Arizona and California, Hanks.

Archean rocks, New Jersey, Nason.

Zircon rocks in Highlands of New 

Jersey, Nason and Ferrier.

Nonfeldspathic Lntrusives of 

.Maryland, Williams, G. H.

Traps of Newark system in New 

.Jersey region, Darton.

Mother lode region, California, 

Fairbanks.

Syracuse serpentines, Williams, 

G. H.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 753

Petrography C ontinued.

1890. Serpentinous rocks, New York 

and Pennsylvania, Merrill,G. P.

Serpentines of southeastern Pennsylvania, Rand.

Penokee iron series, Irving and 

Van Hise.

Structure of oolite, Barbour.

Trenton limestone, Ohio and Indiana, Orton.

1891. Aliinite and diaspore from Rosita 

hills, Colorado, Cross.

Minerals in spherulites, Glade 

Creek, Wyo., Iddings and Penfield.

Constitution and origin of spherulites, Cross.

Spherulitic crystallization, Iddings.

Mount Diablo, Cal., Turner.

Late volcanic eruption in northern California, Diller.

Report United States Geological 

Survey, Powell.

Granites frorii British Columbia, 

Alaska, etc., Adams, F. D.

Drift rocks of central Ontario, 

Coleman.

Metallic iron on St. Joseph Island, 

Lake Huron, Hoffmann.

Petrographic differentiation in 

dikes of Rainy Lake region, 

Lawson.

Marquette and Keweenaw districts, Wadswofth.

Iron ores of Minnesota, Winchell, 

N. H.

Steep Rock Lake region, Smyth.

A last word with the Huronian, 

Winchell, A.

Penokee iron series, Irving and 

Van Hiae.

Introduction to study of2petrology, Hatch.

Petrographical tables, Lane.

Tabulation of igneous rocks, 

Adams, F. D.

Xenotime as an accessory element 

in rocks, Derby.

Igneous rocks of Arkansas, Williams, J. F.; Kemp and Williams.

Dikes outside the syenite areas 

of Arkansas, Kemp.

Dike in Minnesota River valley, 

Hall, C.W.

Bull. 127 48

Petrography Continued. 

1891. Crystalline rocks of Missouri, 

Haworth.

Silicified glass breccia, Sudbury 

district, Williams, G. H.

Basanito from Indiana, Goldsmith.

Piedmont 'plateau, Maryland, 

Williams, G. H.; Keyes.

Mesozoic igneous rocks of Virginia, Campbell and Brown.

Distribution of titanic oxide [in 

soils], Dnnnington.

Metamorphism in conglomerate 

schist, Wolff.

Rifting in granite [Cape Ann], 

Tarr.

Post-Archeau age of white limestones of New Jersey, Nason.

Nepheline-bearing rocks in Brazil, Derby.

Magnetite districts in Brazil,

Derby.

Fetros. Oh certain rocks supposed to 

move without any apparent cause.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 5, pp. 34-37, plate, 1822. 

Pettit, William. Remarks -concerning 

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Franklin lust., Jour., 3d series, vol. 13, pp. 

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From Proc. Koyal Soc., vol. 16, p. 2D4.

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Kansab City Review, vol. 1, pp. 225-235,1878. 

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Phillips. J. V. The geology of the Upper 

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Phillips, William. Essay on the Georgia 

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Elisha Mitchell, Sci. Soc., Jour., 1884, pp. 

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Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, p. 

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DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 755

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5 pages, 5 plates, 4°, Paris, 1875. [Not 

seen.]

Platt, Franklin. Report of progress in 

the Clearfield and Jefferson district of 

the bituminous coal fields.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Keport H, viii, 

296 pages, maps, plates, Harrisburg, 1875; (pp. 

247-296, from H. D. Kogers's final report).

 Durability of the natural gas supply. 

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport L, ape 

cial report on the manufacture of coke, pp. 

161-172, Harriabitrg, 1876.

 The coal measures of the Youghiogheny [and Connellsville].

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport L, epe- 

' cial report on coke manufacture, pp. 1-116, 3 

plates, Harrisburg, 1876.

[ ] Coal basins of Bradford and Tioga 

counties, and at the forks of Pine 

Creek, in Potter County.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report G, report of progress in Bradford and Tioga counties, pp. 97-234, Harrisburg, 1878.

 [Report on the coal fields.]

2d Gool. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report GGG, 

the geology of Potter County, by Andrew 

Sherwood, pp. 67-68,69-95, Harrisburg, 1880.

 Character of some Sullivan County, 

Pa., coals.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proo., vol. 18, pp. 186-191, 

1880.

 The Queens Run coal basin in Clinton County, north of the Susquehanua 

River.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report G4, 

geology of Clinton County, by H. Martyn 

Chance, pp. 153-164, Harrisburg, 1880.

 The Tangascootaccoal basin in Center and Clinton counties south of the 

Susquehanna.

> 2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report G4, 

geology of Clinton County, by H. Martyn 

Chance, pp. 165-174, Harriaburg 1880.

 The geology of Blair County.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report T, 311 

pages, with atlaa of 14 sheets, colored map, 1 

index sheet, 2 sheets colored sections, Harrisburg, 1881.

Platt, Franklin Continued.

 How anthracite coal lies in the 

rocks.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report A2, 

special report on waste in mining anthracite, 

by Franklin Platt, pp. 1-4, plates, Harrisburg, 

1881.

 and Platt, W. G. Report of progress 

in the Cambria and Somerset district of 

the bituminous coal fields of western 

Pennsylvania.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report HHH,

348 pages, plates, maps; 8°, Harrisburg, 1877.

Includes preface by J. P. Lesley, pp. xi-xxxiv.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 15,

p. 315 (i p.), 1878.

 Report of progress in the Cambria and Somerset district of the bituminous coal fields of western Pennsylvania, part 1, Cambria.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report HH, 

xxx, 194pages, 5 plates, 5 maps, 8°, Harrisburg,

1877.

 and Sanders, R. H. Section of 

the Paleozoic rocks in Blair County, 

Pa.

Am. Phil. Soc. Proc., vol. 17, pp. 349-352,714,

1878.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report F, 

fossil ore Jnniata Valley, by J. H. Dewees, pp. 

261-264, Harriaburg, 1878.

 Sherwood, Andrew, and. The geology of Lycoming and Sullivan counties.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report of progress GGr, ix, 208 pages, 2 maps, plates, Harrisburg, 1880.

Platt, W. G. Report of progress in Indiana County.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report H4, 

xxvii, 1-316 pages, map, Harrisburg, 1878.

 Report of progress in Armstrong 

County.

2d Gool. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report H5 for

1879. xxiii-lxvii, 338 pages, map, Harrisburg,

1880.

 Report of progress in Jefferson 

County.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report H6, 

xxxiv, 218 pages, map, Harrisburg, 1881.

 Platt, Franklin, and. Report of 

progress in the Cambria and Somerset 

district of tho bituminous coal fields 

of western Pennsylvania, part 1, Cambria.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report HH, 

xxx, 194 pages, 5 plates, 5 maps, Harrisburg, 

1877.
756 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BCU,. 127.

Platt, W. G., and Platt, Franklin Con'd.

 - Eeport of progress in the Cambria and Somerset district of the bituminous coal fields of western Pennsylvania.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport HHH, 

348 pages, plates, maps, Harrisburg, 1877. 

Includes preface by J. P. Lesley, pp. xi-xxxiv.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 15, 

p. 315 (J p.), 1878.

Pleistocene.

NEW ENGLAND.

1786. Gay Head, West, Baylies. 

1814. Observations in vicinity of New

Haven, Silliman.

1818. Keinarks on sections of Massachusetts on Connecticut River 

with parts of Vermont, Hitchcock, E. 

Mineralogy and geology of Boston

region, Dana, S. L. and J. F. 

Index to geology of the Northern 

States, Eaton.

1821. Notice of geological essays, by 

H. H. Hayden, Silliman.

1822. Rocks supposed to move without 

apparent cause, Petros.

1823. Rocking stone in Durham, N. H.,

Moore, J. B.

Regions contiguous to River Connecticut, Hitchcock, E.

1824. Marthas Vineyard and Elizabeth 

islands, Hitchcock, E.

Rocking stone in Warwick, R. I., 

Taylor, S.

Roxbury rocking stone, Porter, 

Cambridge and Webb.

1825. Former lake nearHolyoke, Mass.,

Hubbard, A. 0. 

Rocking stone in Savoy, Mass.,

Porter, J. 

Moving of rocks by ice, Wood, J.;

Adams, J.

On bowlders and rolled stones, N. 

Moving rocks of Salisbury, Lee,

C. A.

1826. Remarks on bowlders, Dobson. 

A rocking stone, Mason, 0. 

Eruptions of Long Lake and Mud 

Lake in Vermont, Dwight, S. E.

1827. Lead mines of Harnpshi re County,

Mass.j Nash.

Porcelain clay, Vermont, 

Dewey, C.

1828. Supposed transportation of rocks, 

Dewey;

Pleistocene Continued.

NEW ENGLAND Continued. 

1829. Slides in the White Mountains, 

Silliman, Wilcox, C.; Baldwin, J.

Geology of county of Berkshire, 

Mass., Dewey.

1832. Geological survey of Massachusetts, Economics, Hitchcock, E.

Water courses, alluvial and other 

rocks of Connecticut Valley, 

Smith, A.

Section from Killingly to Haddam, Conn., Mather.

Diluvial scratches, New Hampshire, Ball, J.

1833. Notice of a rocking stone, Potter. 

Report on Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

1837. Excursion to Mount KatahSin,

Bailey, J. W. 

Geology of Portland and vicinity,

Hitchcock, E. 

First report on public lands,

Maine, Jackson, C. T. 

First report on geology of Maine,

Jackson, C. T. 

Chiastolite of Lancaster, Mass.,

Jackson, C. T. 

Certain causes of changes now in

operation in Massachusetts,

Hitchcock, E.

1838. Observations in the White Mountains, Hubbard, 0. P.

Second report on Maine, Jackson, 

C.T.

Reexamination of economical geology of Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

Remarks on portions of Maine, 

Jackson, C. T.

Second report of public lands of 

Maine, Jackson, C. T.

Allagash section from the PenobscottothoSt. Lawrence, Hodge.

1839. Analysis of marl from Farmington, Conn., Sillimau.

Survey of Aroostook River, 

Maine, Holmes, E.

Catalogue of geological specimens. Maine, Jackson, C. T.

Introduction, geological report, 

agricultural geology, Maine, 

Jackson, C. T.

1840. Direction of scratches in Dorchester, Mass., Teschmacher.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 757

Pleistocene Continued.

NEW' ENGLAND Continued.

1840. Geological survey of Rhode Island, Jackson, C. T.

1841. Infusorial deposit at Newfield, 

Me., Jackson, C. T.

Report on sections and on geology of northern New Hampshire, Whitney and Williams.

Glacial action in New England, 

Jackson, C. T.

Final report on Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

First report on New Hampshire, 

Jackson, C. T.

1842. Potholes near Canaan, N. H., 

Jackson, C. T.

Moraine in Andover, Mass., Gray, 

A.

Geologic features of valley of 

Connecticut at Charleston, 

N. H., Webber.

Glacial theory of America, Jackson, C. T.

1843. Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

The phenomena of glacio-aqueous 

action in North America, Hitchcock, E.

On drift, Jackson, C. T.

Metamorphism iu New Hampshire, Jackson, C. T.

Drift of Connecticut Valley, Silliman.

1844. Native copper in Whately, Mass., 

Hitchcock, E.

Potholes in Warwick, Mass., 

Pierce,E.

Tertiary of Marthas Vineyard, 

Lyell.

Dispersion of drift blocks in Berkshire County, Mass., Hitchcock, E.

Alluvial banks of the Connecticut, Webber, S.

Final report on New Hampshire, 

Jackson, C. T.

Geological map of Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

Explanation of geologic map of 

Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

Geology of Portsmouth and vicinityj N. H., Hayes, J. L.

1845. Travels in North America, Lyell. 

Dispersion of blocks in drift in 

Berkshire County, Mass., 

Hitchcock, E.

Pleistocene Continued.

NEW ENGI.AND Continued.

1845. Letter on Thetford region, Vermont, Thayer.

First report on Vermont, Adams, 

C. B.

Review of Jackson's report on 

New Hampshire geology, 

Bowie.

1846. Notes on Vermont, Hitchcock, E.

Report on Chittenden County, 

Vt., Thompson, T.

Second report on geology of 

Vermont, Adams, C. B.

Chemical report on mineral waters and marls of Maine, Goodale.

1847. Du transport de blocs erratiques,

Martins. 

Analyses for Vermont survey,

Hunt, T. S.

Third report on geology of Vermont, Adams, C. B. 

Apparent drift furrows dependent

on structure, Adams, C. B. 

Remarks on .drift period, Emmons, E. 

Trains of blocks in Berkshire,

Mass., Rogers and Rogers. 

Drift and Glacial action in New

England, Desor. 

Drift of New England, etc.,

Rogers, H. D.

1848. Notes on Vermont eaat of Green 

Mountains, Hall, S. R.

Terrain erratique de l;Am<Srique 

du Nord, Desor.

Drift near Boston, Stodder.

Bowlder trains in Berkshire 

County, Mass., Rogers and 

Rogers.

Fourth report on Vermont, 

Adams, C. B.

Bowlder trains in Berkshire, 

Mass., Rogers and Rogers.

Origin of bowlder trains in Berkshire, Mass., Desor.

Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C.

Geography of geology of Vermont, Thompson, T.

Polished rocks of Winooski, Vt., 

Adams, C. B.

Divisions in diluvium of Maine, 

Jackson, C. T.

1849. Tertiary, etc., in island of Nantucket, Desor and Cabot.
758 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1849. Shells in cliffs of Nautucket,

Desor. 

Second visit to the United States,

Lyell. 

Ancient sea margins, Dana, J. D.

1850. Erratic phenomena about Lake 

Superior, Agassiz, L.

Nonglaciation of White Mountains district, Jackson, C. T.

Origin of drift and terraces of 

aqueous action, Rogers, H. D.

Centers of dispersion of bowlders, Rogers, H. D.

Erratic phenomena of the White 

Mountains, Guyot.

Condition of traps of New Hampshire a measure of erosion, 

Hubbard, 0. P.

Lake Superior, Agassiz, L.

1851. Significance of absence of potholes in Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

Ancient potholes in rocks, Jackson, C. T.

Shells far above sea level, Desor, 

Rogers, H. D.

Origin of contorted strata of sand 

and clay, Desor.

Direction of scratches and cleavage in Roxbury, Mass., Jackson, C. T.

Terraces and beaches in Connecticut Valley, Hitchcock, E.

Clay and sand deposits at high 

levels in northern New England, Rogers, H. D.

Terraces of Connecticut Valley, 

Hitchcock, E.

Superposition of drift near Cambridge, Mass., Agassiz, L.

Scratches in Brookline, Mass., 

Cabot, Desor.

Geological position of the mastodon, Warren, J. C.

Erosion by rivers, Hitchcock, E.

Strait between New England and 

the main continent, Rogers, 

H.D.

Fractures of slate, Vermont and 

Lake Superior, Whitney.

Origin of "ridge road" and similar features, Stodder.

Potholes of New Hampshire, 

Jackson, C. T.

Pleistocene Continued.

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1851. Fossils from Nantucket, Desor. 

Deposits of shells, Desor.

1852. Slide on Mount Lafayette at Franconia, N. H., Hitchcock, E. 

Post-Pliocene of Southern and

Northern States, Desor. 

Terraces during the drift period

along the Connecticut Valley,

Hitchcock, E. 

Observations on magnetism,

Locke.

1853. Report on certain points in geology of Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

Appendix to history of Vermont, 

Thompson, T.

1854. Drift-filled cracks at East Boston, Stodder.

Fossils in post-Pliocene in Chester, Mass., Stimpson.

Deposit of shells near Portland, 

Me., Jackson, C. T.

Lignite near Burlington, Vt., 

Thompson, Z.

Drift of eastern Massachusetts, 

Desor.

Origin of coarse drift near Boston, Desor.

1855. Impressions in clay in Hadley, 

Mass., Hitchcock, C. H.

1856. Large bowlder of Amherst, Mass.,

Hitchcock, E.

Bowlders between Salem and 

Danvers, Mass., Pickering.

1857. Illustrations of surface geology,

Hitchcock, E.

Review of Hitchcock's illustrations of surface geology, Dana, 

J.D.

1858. Glacial phenomena in Canada 

and the United States, Ramsay. 

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1859. Landslide in Westbrook, Me., 

Jackson, C. T.

Clay on banks of the Farmington 

in Connecticut, Stodder.

Starfish in post-Pliocene of Lewiston, Me., Baker, W. W.

Landslide near Portland, Me., 

Bouve".

Catalogue of State cabinet and 

notes on metamorphics, Hitchcock, E.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 759

Pleistocene Contiimed.

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1860. LakerampartsinVermont, Hitch- 

> cock, C. H. 

Tertiary fossils from Labrador,

Maine, etc., Dawson, J. W. 

Ancient glaciation of Green 

Mountain, Hitchcock, C. H.

1861. Elevation and depression in

North America, Gesner. 

Geology of the wild lands of

Maine, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Notes on sections across Vermont,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

General report on geology of

Maine, Hitchock, C. H. 

Drift near Brandon, Vt., Jackson

and Blake. 

Economical geology of Vermont,

Hager, 

Changes of level during drift

period, Adams, C. B. 

Notes on wild lands of Maine,

Holmes, E. 

Report on northern Vermont,

Hall, S. R.

Geology of Aquidneck, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of Plymouth, Vt., Hager. 

Physical geography of Maine,

Holmes, E. 

Bowlder, with fossils from Saco

River, Me., Rogers, W. B.;

Jackson, C. T. 

Glaciation of Vinalhaven region,

De Laski. 

Report on geology of Vermont,

Hitchcock, E., Hitchcock, E.,

jr., Hager, and Hitchcock,

C.H. 

Subpeat deposits of Diatomacea,

Edwards.

Fossil fruits in lignites of Brandon, Vt., Lesquereux. 

Chemistry of survey of Vermont,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Physical geography and scenery

of Vermont, Hager.

1862. Glacial action in southern Maine,

De Laski. 

Geology of Marblehead, Gregory,

J.J.H. ' 

Marls or diatomaceoua earths of

Mame, Bailey, L. W. 

Salt marsh formations of Lynn, j

Mudge.

Pleistocene Continued.

NEW ENGLAND Continued. 

1862. Allagash and Cauquomogomoc

lakes, White, 0. 

Grooved bowlders in Bethel, Me.,

True. 

Reports on geology of Maine,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Geology of Manchester and Lynnfield, Mass., Mudge. 

Bowlder near Grovelaud, Mass.,

Mudge. 

Flora of the White Mountains,

Dawson, J. W. 

Exploration in Aroostook County,

Me., Holmes, E. 

Notes on Maine, Hitchcock, C. H.

1864. Address, Natural History Society 

of Montreal, Dawson, J. W.

Glacial action about Penobscot 

Bay, De Laski.

Powow Hill, Mass., Gregory.

Remarks on Gloucester coast region, Gregory.

Gravel pit at Topsfield, Mass., 

Todd.

Local geology of Topstield, Mass., 

Mackenzie.

Relation of vegetation to geology 

at Marblehead, Gregory.

Remarks on geology of Middleton, Mass., Gregory.

1865. Potholes near Poultney, Vt.,

Nichols, J. A.

Origin of prairies, Winchell, A. 

Frozen well of Brandon, Vt., 

Blake, Rogers and Jackson.

1866. Post-Tertiary of Maine, De Laski. 0

Glaciation at Rockville, Mass., 

Barden.

Glacial phenomena of Labrador 

and Maine, Packard.

Some features of glaciation in the 

United States, Jackson, C. T.

Buried pine swamp at Newburyport, Mass., Perkins.

Formation of excavated lake basins of New England, Shaler.

Geology of Andover, Mass., 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Polishing of rocks by sand, Jackson, C. T.

Glacial period in North America, 

Belt, T.

1867. Ancient glaciers in White Mountains, Vose.
760 CATALOGUE AND TNDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1867. Glacial movements in valley of

St. Lawrence, Whittlesey. 

 Ancient local glaciers in the

White Mountains, Packard. 

Development of coast features,

Agassiz, L. 

Fresh-water Glacial drift of the

Northwest, Whittlesey.

1868. Glacial action on Green Mountain

summits, Hungerford. 

Ice marks and glaciers of White

Mountains, Packard, A. S. 

Geology of Vermont, Hitchcock,

C. H. 

Explanation of geologic map of

Maine, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Ripton sea beaches, Hungerford. 

On some Glacial beds with fossils

at Gloucester, Mass., Shaler. 

DiatomaceouB mud at Cohasset,

Mass., Stodder.

1869. Recent shales at great depth below Fort Warren, Niles.

Landslides near Portland, Me., 

Morse.

Motion of glaciers, De Laski.

Distribution of drift, Hyatt.

Surface changes in Maine, True.

1870. Raised beach at Marblehead,

Mass., Hyatt.

Former glaciers in White Mountains, Agassiz, L. 

Landslide on Mount Passacouaway, Perkins, G. H. 

Erratic at Lynn, Mass., Tracy. 

1 Geology of Salem region, Packard.

1871. Geology of Orleans County, Vt., 

Hall, S. R.

Infusorial earths, Edwards.

Bowlder trains in Berkshire 

County, Mass., Perry.

Changes of level of coast of Maine, 

Shaler.

Ridges of drift in eastern Massachusetts, Shaler.

New Haven region, Dana, J. D.

Claystones from Hanover, N. H., 

Edwards.

Quaternary in New Haven region, Dana, J. D.

Geology of the White Mountains, 

Hitchcock, C.-H.

Moraines near Watertown, Mass., 

Shaler, Niles.

Pleistocene Continued.

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1871. Position and height of plateau 

in which New England glaciers 

originated, Dana, J. D.

Connecticut glacier, Dana, J. D.

Glacial scratches in Berkshire 

and Wachusett ranges, Agassiz, L.

1872. Phosphate beds in South Carolina, Packard.

Drift in vicinity of Salem, Mass., 

Picker ing.

Transportation of bowlders, 

Jackson, C. T.

Glacial period in New England, 

Perry.

A set of bowlders in Berkshire, 

Mass., Agassiz, L.

Relations of syenite at Richmond, 

 elevation of coast of Hatteras 

and Maine, Jackson,'C. T.

Island of Aquidneck and parts of 

Narragansett Bay, Shaler.

Geologic features in vicinity of 

Massachusetts, Hyatt.

Notes on Jackson, Bartlett, Conway, and Tamworth, N. H., 

Vose.

Atlantic Coast levels, Niles, 

Hyatt.

On oceanic coral island subsidence, Dana, J. D.

Glacial theory of drift, Jackson, 

C. T.

Glacial action on Mount Katahdin, De Laski.

1873. Post-Tertiary history of New 

England, Perry.

Dawson on post-Pliocene of Canada, Dana, J. D.

River and lake terraces, Yonmans.

Glacial and Champlain eras in 

New England, Dana, J. D.

Geology of New Haven region, 

Dana, J. D.

Striae on Mount Monadnock, 

Wheelock.

Glacial fossil of Maine, Sherman.

Trains of bowlders, Reed.

Comparison of glacial phenomena, Packard'.

1874. Movements of rocks at Monson,

Mass., Niles.

History of Winnipiseogee Lake, 

Hitchcock, C. H.
DAETON.] NOETH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 761

Pleistocene Continued.

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1874. Scenery of Coos County, N. H., 

Huntiugtou.

Scenographical geology New 

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Physical history of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of Portland, Hitchcock, 

C. H.

Glacial phenomena of America 

and Europe, Packard.

Eolation of geology to agriculture, Hitchcock, C. H.

1875. Post-Pliocene of Sankoty Head,

Scndder, Verrill. 

Eeceut changes of level of coast

of Maine, Daua, J. D. 

Eolations of Boston and Narragausett bays, Shaler. 

Southern New England during

the melting of the glacier,

Dana, J. D. 

Eeport of geologist and on State

cabinet, Vermont, Cutting. 

Notes on eastern Massachusetts,

Dodge.

Glacial action on Mount Washington, Hitchcock, Ci H. 

Eemarks on geology of coast

north from Boston, Shaler. 

Bowlder in Manchester, Mass.,

Eobinson, J.

1876. Glacial action OH summit of 

Mount Washington, Hitchcock, C. H.

On geologic map of Massachusetts, Crosby.

Glacial flood, Dana, J. D.

Damming of streams by drift, 

Dana, J. D.

Geology of the Nashua Valley, 

Burbank.

1877. Connecticut Valley during Champlain and terrace period, 

Uphani.

Large bowlders in New Hampshire, Prescott.

Surface geology of Merrimac 

Valley, Upham.

Westfield during the Champlain 

period, Diller.

Origin of kanies in New Hampshire, Upham.

Surface geology of eastern Massachusetts, Crosby.

Pleiatocene Continued.

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1877. Note on the Glacial era, Dana,

J. D. 

Geology of New Hampshire,

Hitchcock, C. H.; Huntingtou. 

On the Glacial epochs, Price, E. K. 

Changes of climate during Glacial

period, Geikie. 

Post-Pliocene of Nantucket, Scudder.

1878. Modified drift in New Hampshire Upham.

Eegiou about head of Androscoggin, Maine, Huutington.

Gravel ridges in Merrimac Valley, 

Wright, G. F.

The Ice age, Gratacap.

History of surveys in New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Atlas to geology of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Glacial drift, New Hampshire, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Surface geology of Coos County, 

N. H., Huntiugton.

Lenticular hills of drift, Hitchcock, C. H.

Distribution of till, New Hampshire, Upham.

Economic geology of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Eichmond bowlder trains, Benton.

Region at head of Androscoggin 

Eiver, Me., Huntingtou.

Surface geology of New Hampshire, Upham.

Kames in New Hampshire and 

Massachusetts, Wright, G. F.

Geology of Cheshire County, 

N. H., Tenney.

Causes of glacial phenomena in 

northeast United States, Torell.

1879. Mcfarlane's Geological Eailroad 

Guide, Hitchcock, C. H.

Glacial markings in White Mountains, Hitchcock, C. H.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Atlantic system of mountains, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

The till in New England, Upham.

Formation of Cape Cod, Uphum.

Geology of White Mountains, 

Hitchcock, C. H.
762 [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued. 

,- NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1879. Terminal moraines of North

American ice sheet, UphanV. 

Glacial period in eastern America, Hitchcock, C. H.

1880. Geology of eastern Massachusetts, 

Crosby.

Alleged changes in relative elevation of land and sea, Mitchell, H.

Audroscoggin glacier, Stone.

Geologic action of humus acids, 

Julien.

Geology of northern New England, Hitchcock, C. H.

Succession of Glacial deposits in 

New England, Upham.

1881. Kames of Maine, Stone.

Date of close of Glacial period, 

Wright, F. G.

Glacial scratches in Goshen, 

Conn., Norton.

Apparent glacial deposits in valley drift, Stone.

Fossiliferous howlders in drift of 

Cape Cod, Crosby.

So-called kames of Connecticut 

Valley, Dana, J. D.

Illustrations of the earth's surface glaciers, Shaler and Davis.

Kames of Maine, Stone.

Drift in vicinity of Boston, Upham.

Age of beach at head of Nantucket Harbor, Scudder.

Lower Silurian in northern Maine, 

Dodge.

Kames and moraines, Wright, 

G. F.

Glacial erosion in Maine, Stone.

Date of Glacial era, Wright, G. F.

1882. North America in the Ice age, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Glacial phenomena of North 

America, Wright, G. F.

Flood in Connecticut Valley from 

melting of glacier, Dana, J. D.

Sediments and fossiliferous nodules off southern coast of New 

England, Verrill.

High terraces, eastern Connecticut, Koons.

1883. Evidence from southern New Eng-. 

land against iceberg theory of 

drift, Dana. J. I).

Pleistocene Continued.

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1883. Changes of level on east coast of

North America, Cook. 

Glacial flood of Connecticut Valley, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Thickness of Glacial ice, Wooster. 

Terminal moraine of second

Glacial period, Chainberlin,

T. C. 

Classification of lake basins,

Davis, W. M. 

Potholes at Gurleyville, Conn.,

Koons. 

Glacial phenomena near New

Haven, Blake, W. P. 

Eemarks on Mount Desert, Me.,

Davis, W. M. 

Western discharge of the flooded

Connecticut, Dana, J. D. 

Glacial and Champlaiu periods,

New Haven region, Dana,

J. D. 

Eastward extent of Juratrias,

Dana, J. D.

1884. Singing beach of Manchester,

Julien. 

Distribution and origin of drumlins, Davis, W. M. 

Observations in Mount Katahdin

district, Hamlm. 

Moraine of second Glacial epoch

by Chamberlin, Dana, J. D. 

Glacial erosion, Davis, W. M. 

Drumlins, Davis, W. M. 

Geology of Rhode Island, Dale. 

Geology and mineralogy in Essex

County, Mass., McDaniel. 

Kettle holes near Woods Hole,

Mass., Koons. 

On chasm "Purgatory" in Sutton, Mass., Crosby. 

Geology of Paradise near Newport, R. I., Dale.

1885. Deflection of drift scratches in 

Maine, Stone.

Till ridge of New Haven called 

Round Hill, Dana, J. D.

Kettle holes of Woods Hole region, Koous.

Glaciation on Mount Kearsarge, 

N. H., Putnam.

Microscopic examination of series 

of sands, Julien and Bolton.

Striation of Mount Desert, Redfield.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 763

Pleistocene Continued.

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1885. Eroding power of ice, Newberry.

1886. Marginal kames, Lewis, H. C.

Report on Cobscook Bay district,

Shaler.

1887-1889. Age and cause of gorges cut 

by the Connecticut, etc., Emerson.

Origin of kames, Shaler.

Inventory of Glacial drift, Chamberlin, T. C.

Bristol County, Mass., Shaler.

Connecticut Glacial lake, Emerson.

History of Boston Basin, Crosby.

Cohasset potholes, Bouve", Upham.

[Essex region,] geologic notes, 

Sears.

Gay Head, Merrill, F. J. H.

Geological recreation in Massachusetts center, Honeyman.

Hampshire County, Mass., Emerson.

Marthas Vineyard, Shaler.

Nahaut, Lane.

Nautucket, Shaler.

Outer islands of Boston Harbor, 

Crosby.

Report division of Glacial geology, Chamberlin, T. C.

Shells in till near Boston, Upham.

Structure of drumlins, Upham. [

Swamps of New England, Shaler. '

Instruction in geological investi- ' 

gation, Davis, W. M. !

Camel's Hump and Lincoln Moun- ' 

tain, Upham.

Glaciatiou of mountains, Upham.

Geology of Rhode Island, Provi- ! 

dence Franklin Society.

Analysis of clay from Farmington, Me., Robinson.

Mount Desert region, Shaler.

Terminal moraines, Stone.

Great bowlder at Woodbridge, 

Conn., Hubbard, 0. P.

Topographic development of Connecticut Valley, Davis, W. M.

Cape Ann, Mass., Shaler.

Mount Desert Island, Shaler.

Division of coast line geology, 

United States Geological Survey, Shaler.

Pleistocene Continued.

NEW ENGLAND Continued. 

1887-1889. Magnetite and sea water in

drift, Robertson. 

Report Atlantic Coast division, 

United States Geological Survey, Shaler.

1890. Classification of Glacial sediments of Maine, Stone.

History of Boston basin, Crosby.

Glacial sand plains, Davis, W. M.

Tertiary and Cretaceous of Massachusetts, Shaler.

Glacial lunoid furrows, Packard.

Bernardston series, Emerson.

Sanborn bowlder, Massachusetts, 

Saville.

Distribution of bowlders, Hitchcock, C. H.

Kaolin in Blandford, Mass., 

Crosby.

Gay Head, Merrill, F. J. H.

Glacial scratches near Norfolk, 

Conn., Cornish.

Vein filling in till of Connecticut 

Valley, Emerson.

Drift on Block Island, Rand.

Evidence of till on Glacial 

climate, Crosby.

Madison bowlder, Crosby.

Glacial action in southeastern 

Connecticut, Wells.

Long Island Sound and submerged channel of the Hudson, 

Dana, J. D.

Macfaiiane's Railway Guide, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Crosby, 

Uphara.

1891. Kameridges and other phenomena 

in Hingham, Mass., Bouve'.

Composition of till or bowlder 

clay, Crosby.

Date of origin of certain topographic forms, Davis, W. M.

Physical geography of southern 

New England, Davis, W. M.

Geological features of Meriden, 

Conn., Chapin.

Subsidence in later Glacial times, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Glaciated rocks, Fuller.

Criteria of englacial and subglacial drift, Upham.

Walden, Cochituate, and other 

lakes inclosed by modified 

drift, Upham.
764 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

NEW ENGLAND Continued. 

1891. The four "rocks" about New

Haven, Dana, J. D. 

Clay concretions of Connecticut

River, Arms. . 

Review of the Quaternary era,

Upham. 

Inequality of distribution of the

englacial drift, Upham. 

Report, Atlantic Coast division 

United States Geological Survey, Shaler. 

NEW YORK. 

1814. North side of Long Island,

Mitchell, S. L.

No coal in New York, Akerly. 

Geology and mineralogy of New

York Island, Akerly. 

1818. Localities of minerals and remains, Silliman. 

Observations on geology of North

America, Mitchell, S. L. 

Carbonate of magnesia on Staten

Island, N. Y., Pierce. 

Index to geology of the Northern

States, Eaton.

Peat of Dutchess County, N. Y., 

Schaeffer.

1820. Geology of the Hudson River,

Akerly. 

Survey of Albany County, N. Y.,

Eaton and Beck. 

Secondary regions of New York

and New Jersey, Pierce. 

Singular position of a granite

rock, Cornelius.

1821. Travels through the Northwest,

Schoolcraft.

Geologic notice of Troy, N. Y., 

Hale.

1822. Notices at Niagara Falls, Foot.

Survey of Rensselaer County, 

N. Y., Eaton.

Singular deposit of gravel, New 

York, Eaton.

Mineralized tree, rocking stone, 

etc., Green, J.

Some facts at Hudson, N. Y., Jenkins. 

1824. Survey of Erie Canal, Eaton.

1826. Tertiary on border of Hudson 

River, Finch.

1827. Borings for water, Disbrow.

Diluvial deposits in New York 

and elsewhere, Eaton.

Pleistocene Continued. 

NEW YORK Continued.

1828. Nomenclature of North American 

rocks, Eaton.

1829. Serpentine bowlders of East

Chester, N. Y., Barnes. 

Scratches and furrows on New 

York Island, De Kay.

1830. Feature of south side of Ontario 

Valley, Gebhard.

Geological text-book, Eaton.

Diluvial furrows and scratches, 

Thomas, D.

Tufa at Chittenango, N. Y., Sanford.

1831. Ancient drainage and origin of 

Niagara Falls, Featherstonhaugh.

1832. Geology of the Highlands of

New York, Mather. 

Stratigraphic geology established 

by organic remains, Eaton.

1833. Facts I'elating to diluvial action,

New York, Thompson, W. A. 

Contributions to geology, Lea. 

Alluvium of the Mohawk, Tomlinson.

1835." Age of Erie and St. Lawrence

basins, Finch.

On the falls of Niagara, Rogers, 

H.D.

1836. Geology of lakes and Mississippi 

Valley, Gibson, J. B.

1837. Elephant remains near Rochester, N. Y., Am. Jour. Sci.

First report of survey of fourth 

district of New York, Vanuxem.

Notices in northern New York, 

Hubbard, O. P.

First report of first district of 

New York, Mather.

First report on survey of third 

district of New York, Conrad.

First report on second district of 

New York, Emtnons, E.

1838. Mountains in Essex County, 

N. Y., Redfleld.

Second report of survey of fourth 

district of New York, Hall, J.

Report of geologist of first district of New York, Mather.

Bones of mammoth in Rochester, 

N. Y., Dewey, C.

Report of geologist of second 

district of New York, Ernmons, E.
DABXON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 765

Pleistocene Continued. 

NEW YORK Continued.

1839. Third report on fourth district of 

New York, Hall, J.

Evidences of diluvial currents, 

western New York, Hayes, G. E.

Geology and topography of western Now York, Hayes, G. E.

Geology of New York County, 

Gale.

Polished limestone of Rochester, 

Dewey, C.

Notes on American geology, Conrad.

Third report on first district of 

New York, Mather.

Second report on paleontology of 

New York, Conrad.

1840. Equivalency of deposits on east

and west sides of the Atlantic,

Eaton. 

Fourth report on survey of the

third district of New York,

Vanuxeui. 

Fourth report on survey of the

fourth district of New York,

Hall, J. 

Fourth report of geologist of first

district of New York, Mather. 

Appendix to the report on the

third district of New York,

Carr, E. S. 

Appendix to report on the fourth

district of New York, Horsford. 

Report on minerals and chemical

department, New York; Beck.

1841. Sketch of geology of North

America, Daubeny. 

Bowlders and scratches, Mather. 

Fifth report on fourth district of

New York, Hall, J. 

Fifth report on survey of first

district of New York, Mather.

1842. Origin of drift near New York, 

Redfield.

Mineralogy of New York, Beck.

Glaciation of Pennsylvania and 

New York and origin of conglomerates, Rogers, H. D.

Geology of New York, second district, Emmons, E.

Geology of third district of New 

York, Enimons, E.

1843. Strite and furrows in rocks of 

western New York, Dewey, C.

Pleistocene Continued. 

NEW YORK Continued.

1843. Polishing of rocks, and parallel 

valleys, Rogers, H. D.

Broken strata and intermingled 

drift on shore of Lake Erie, 

Hall, J.

Glaciated cherty limestone near 

Niagara, Hall, J.

Cretaceous fossil in well in Brooklyn, Redfield.

Explanation of sections at Portage, Hall, J.

The phenomena of glacio-aqueous 

action in North America, Hitchcock, E.

Survey of island of New York, 

Gale.

Geologic history of Manhattan 

Island, Cozzens.

Fourth report of survey of second 

district, New York, Emmons, E.

Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

1844. Niagara Falls, their changes and

geology, Hall, J. 

Geologic position of mastodon at

Big Bone Lick and other localities, Lyell. 

Ridges, beaches, etc., of Canadian

lakes and the St. Lawrence,

Lyell. 

American geology and condition

of research, Rogers, H. D. 

Geology of Niagara Falls region,

Hall, J. 

American geology and condition

of research in the United States,

Rogers, H. D.

1845. Physical geology east of Rocky 

Mountains, and conditions of 

sedimentation and uplift, Mather.

Travels in North America, Lyell.

Excavation by recession of cataracts, Featherstonhaugh.

Agricultural geology of northern 

New York, Enimons, E.

1846. Agriculture of New York, Emmons, E.

1847. Ancient sea margins, Chambers.

Observations on Lewis County^ 

N. Y., Hough.
766 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene C ontinued. 

NEW YORK Continued.

1847. Geologic position of Casteroides 

Ohionensis, Hall, J.

1848. Casteroides at Clyde, N. Y., 

Hall, J.

Terrain erratique de PAme'rique 

du Nord, Desor.

Fossils in drift at Brooklyn and 

Westport, Desor.

Shells in drift in Brooklyn, Redfield.

1849. Geological action of tides, Redfield.

Geology in Elizabethtown, Kellogg.

1850. Survey of county of Washington,

Fitch. 

Alluvions marines et lacustres et

du terrain erratique, Desor. 

Fossil remains from Broome

County, N. Y., Redfield. 

Terraces of Connecticut Valley,

Hitchcock, E. 

Origin of drift and of terraces

of aqueous action, Rogers,

H. D. 

Survey of Seneca County, Delafield. 

Drift from the southward in St.

Lawrence Valley, Hall, J. 

Lake Superior, Agassiz, L.

1851. Terrain erratique des Etats-Unis,

Boucheporn. 

Survey of county of Madison,

Evans, G. 

Deposits of shells on Lake Champlain, Desor. 

Ridge road, Rochester to Lewistou, Desor. 

Coquilles marines dans le bassin

du lac Ontario, Desor. 

Origin of ridge road and similar

features, Stodder.

1852. Survey of county of Essex, Watson.

Post-Tertiary of vicinity of 

Albany, Eights.

1853. Ueber Niagara Falls, Desor.

1854. Drift of Brooklyn, Desor, Redfield.

1855. Falls of Niagara, Desor.

1857. Remarks on Niagara Falls,

Geddes, Hall, J. 

Illustrations of surface geology,

Hitchcock, E.

Pleistocene Continued. 

NEW YORK Continued.

1857. Subsidence on New Jersey and

Long Island, Cook. 

Notes on the Ouondaga basin,

Smith, V. W. 

On Falls of Niagara and thel

changes, Bakewell.

1858. Geological causes that have influenced the scenery of Canada, 

etc., Ramsay.

Glacial phenomena in Canada and 

the United States, Ramsay.

Sketch of geology of the United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1859. Third report of third district of

New York, Vanuxem. 

Survey of Onondaga, N. Y.

Geddes. 

The plains of Long Island, N. Y.,

Watson. 

Past and present condition of

Niagara Falls, Gibbes, L. R. 

1861. Subpeat deposits of Diatomacea, 

Edwards.

Fresh-water shells in some postTertiary deposits, Bell, R.

Bowlders in Orange County, Lesley, J. P.

Survey of county of Steuben, 

Denniston.

1862. Survey of county of Orange, Denniston.

1863. Mohawk Valley glacier, Dana, 

J.D.

1864. Address, Natural History Society 

of Montreal, Dawson, J. W.

1865. Skizze der Umgegend von New

York, Credner.

Le Niagara quinze ans apr£s, Marcou, J.

1866. Subsidence of land at Coxsackie,

N. Y., Dwight, W. B. 

Mastodon at Cohoes, Safely.

1867. Post-Pliocene on Gardiners Island, N. Y., Smith, S. I.

History of geology of New York 

Island, Stevens.

Glacial movements in valley of 

St. Lawrence, Whittlesey.

1868. Relations of mastodon and elephant in America, Hall, J.

1869. Rock ruins, Niagara Falls, Hyatt.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 767

Pleistocene Continued.

NEW YORK Continued. 

1869. Remains of man in deposits at

Saratoga, McGuire. 

Coast depression of Long Island, 

Lewis, E.

1871. Position and height of plateau in 

which New England glaciers 

originated, Dana, J. D. 

Deposition of mastodon skeleton 

at Cohoes, Gilbert, G. K.

1872. Niagara, its history, geology, etc., 

Holley, G. W.

Glacial phenomena, vicinity of 

New York City, Stevens.

On oceanic coral island subsidence, Dana, J. D.

Past and future of Niagara, Gunning.

Glacial scorings in St. Lawrence 

County, Willcox.

1873. Trains of bowlders and transportation of bowlders, Reed.

Glacial movements in northern 

New York, Stevens.

River and lake terraces, Yournans.

Observations on Niagara, Tyndall.

Glacial and Charaplain eras in 

New England, Dana, J. D.

Post-Tertiary history of New England, Perry.

1874. Future of Niagara, Holley, G. W.

1875. Bowlders near Batavia, Fargo.

Silurian fossils in drift on Long 

Island, Martin, D. S.

1876. Formation of lakes, Russell,

I. C. 

Geologic notes from New York,

Lloyd, T. C. B. 

Formation of sand dunes, Lewis,

E.

1877. Valleys of southern Long Island,

Lewis, E.

Long Island coast, Lewis, E. 

On the Glacial epochs, Price,

E.K. 

Water courses of Long Island,

Lewis, E. 

Ithaca and vicinity, Simons.

1878. Geologic history of New York I«-

land, etc., Newberry. 

The Ice age, Gratacap. 

Distribution of till, New Hampshire, Upharn.

Pleistocene Continued. 

NEW YORK Continued.

1878. Changes of heights of land and 

sea in Glacial and Champlaiu 

periods, Upham.

Bowlder trains in Berkshire 

County, Mass., Rogers and 

Rogers.

1879. Formation of Cape Cod, Upham. 

Atlantic system of mountains,

Hitchcock, C. H.

Geological Railroad Guide, New 

York, Macfarlane.

1880. Geologic action of humus acids,

Julien. 

Succession of glacial deposits in

New England, Upham. 

Structure and hypsometry of

Catskill Mountains, Guyot. 

Geology of the oil regions, Carll.

1881. Mastodon, Broadhead.

Mineral springs of Saratoga, 

Fish.

Little mountains east of the Catskills, Davis, W. M.

Kames of moraines of New England, Wright, G. F.

1882. Potholes near Williarnsbridge,

Britton, N. L.

Thickness of glacier, Smock. 

Notes on Stateu Island, Britton,

N.L. 

Rocks of New York and Staten

Island, and on drift, Newberry. 

Excavation of bed of the Kaaterskill, N. Y., Julien. 

Remarks on the Catskills and

Hudson Valley, Newberry. 

Features of the lower Great

Lakes during Great River age,

Spencer, J. W. 

Niagara River, Ballou. 

Notes on Yates County, N. Y.,

Wright, B. H. 

Evidence of pre-Glacial origin of

basins of Lakes Erie and Ontario, Claypole. 

Glacial phenomena and man on

the Delaware, Wright, G. F. 

Flood in the Connecticut Valley

from melting glacier, Dana,

J. D.

1883. Terminal moraine of the eastern

United States, Wright, G. F. 

Glacial phenomena on Long Island, Bryson.
768 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued. 

NEW YORK Continued.

1883. Life history of Niagara Falls, 

Pohlman.

Chemical reports, bore holes at 

Syracuse, Englehart.

Origin of the Great Lakes, Newberry.

. Glacial phenomena of Long Is. 

land, by Bryson, Dana, J. D.'

Geology of Eichmond County, 

Britton, N. L.

Terminal moraine of the second 

Glacial period, Chamberlin, 

T. C.

Changes of level on east coast of 

North America, Cook, G. H.

Classification of lake basins, Davis, W. M.

Parallel drift hills of western 

New York, Johnson, L.

1884. Glacial action in northern New 

York and Canada, Willcox.

Deflection of streams by terrestrial rotation, Gilbert, G. K.

Niagara River and the Glacial 

period, Wright, G. F.

Classification of joint structures, 

Crosby.

Report of work on Quaternary 

geology, Chamberlin, T. C.

Drumlins, Davis, W. M.

Terminal moraine in Pennsylvania, etc., Lewis, H. C.

Glaciated area of North America, 

Wright, G. F.

Gorges and waterfalls, Davis, 

W. M.

Distribution and origin of drumlins, Davis, W. M.

Helderberg limestones east of the 

Catskills, Davis, W. M.

Moraine of second Glacial epoch, 

by Chamberlin, T. C.; Dana, 

J.D.

1885. Glaciation on Mount Kearsarge, 

N.H.,Putnam.

Musical sand, its distribution and 

properties, Boltoii and Julien.

Local glaciers in Catskill Mountains, Smock.

Geology of sea bottom in approaches to New York Bay, 

Lindenkohl.

Glaciation of Shawangunk Mountain, Julien;

Pleistocene Continued. 

NEW YORK Continued.

1885. Phases in elevation of North

America,- Newberry. 

Notes on Niagara, Hallett, P. 

Geological formations of Long

Island, Bryson. 

Old shore line of Lake Ontario,

Gilbert, G. K. 

Niagara gorge as a chronometer,

Wright, G. F. 

Contorted clay on west side of

Lake Champlain, Hall, C. E.

1886. Old gorge at Niagara, Claypole.

Niagara gorge, Science.

Recession of Niagara Falls, Woodward, R. S.

Cruise along Staten Island, Britton, N. L.

Buffalo and Chicago, Claypole.

New geologic wrinkles, Gilbert, 

G.K.

Place of Niagara in geologic history, Gilbert, G. K.

Geology of Long Island, Merrill, 

F. J. H.

Niagara Falls, Hovey. 

 Structure of clay near Newburg, 

D wight.

Notes on Staten Island, Britton, 

N.L.

Drift at Tompkinsville, Staten 

Island, Britton, N. L.

1887. Dynamic effect of the ice sheet, 

Merrill, F. J. H.

The Niagara gorge, Pohlman.

Inventory of Glacial drift, Cham-

. berlin, T. C.

Cutting at Croton Point, Warring.

Long Island, geology, Dana, J. D.

Long Island, Woodhaven well, 

Lewis, E.

Prehistoric hearth in western 

New York, Gilbert, G. K.

Sink holes at Attica, Clarke, J. M.

Staten Island drifts, Britton, N. L.

Staten Island drift fossils, Gratacap.

1888. Changes of level of the Great 

Lakes, Gilbert, G. K.

Iroquois Beach, Spencer, J. W.

Long Island, beaches on southern 

side, Bryson.

Long Island, well hole on southside, Bryson.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 769

Pleistocene Continued. 

NEW YORK Continued.

1888. Manhattan Island, Kemp.

Map of vicinity of New York 

City, Martin, D. S.

Staten Island Avell borings, Britton, N. L.

Staten Island, modified drift, 

Britton, N. L.

Origin of Karnes, Shaler.

St. Lawrence basin and the Great 

Lakes, Spencer, J. W.

Staten Island, leaf in sandstone 

in drift, Hollick.

Report Atlantic Coast division, 

United States Geological Survey, Shaler.

Geology of Oneida County, Brigham.

1889. Falls of rock at Niagara, Claypole.

Glaciatiou of mountains, Upham.

Great Lake basins of St. Lawrence, Drummoud.

Life history of Niagara Falls, 

Pohlman.

Long Island, Woodhaven well, 

Bryson.

Stateu Island, Oriskany bowlder, 

Gratacap.

1890. Clays near Morrisania, N. Y., 

Merrill, F. J. H.

Sandstone in drift on Staten 

Island, Gratacap.

Ancient shore lines, Merrill, 

F. J. H.

History of Niagara River, Gilbert, 

G.K.

Iroquois Beach, Spencer, J. !W.; 

Davis, W. M.

Long Island Sound and submerged channel of the Hudson, 

Dana, J. D.

Fiords and Great Lake basins of 

North America, Upham.

Pothole opposite Catskill, Hubbard.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Chaniberlin, Hitchcock, C. H.

Mastodon at Attica, Clarke, J. MIrondequoit region, Dryer.

1891. Post-Glacial history of Hudson 

River valley, Merrill, F. J. H. 

Post-Pliocene continental subsidence versus Glacial dams, 

Spencer, J. W. 

Bull. 127 i9

Pleistocene Continued.

NEW You:: Continued. 

1891. Excavation of new Croton Aqueduct, New York, Carson. 

So-called sand dunes, Long Island, Bryson. 

Excursion across Long Island,

Bryson. 

Submarine channels of middle

Atlantic Coast, Lindenkohl. 

Post-Glacial anticlinal ridges in

New York, Gilbert, G. K. 

Review of Quaternary era, Upham.

PENNSYLVANIA.

1826. Geologic survey of Philadelphia, 

Troost.

1830. Diluvial furrows and scratches, 

Thomas, D.

1831. Scratches in the Alleghany range, 

Thompson, W. A.

1832. Geology P. A.' of Philadelphia, Brown,

1835. Ancient lake in Mifflin County,

Taylor, R. C.

1841. Drift in Pennsylvania, Rogers, 

H.D.

1842. Glaciation of Pennsylvania and 

New York, Rogers, H. D.

1843. Polishing of rocks and parallel 

valleys of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Absence of southern materials 

in the drift, Rogers, H. D.

1849. Geology of Pennsylvania, Rogers, 

H.D.

1850. Origin of drift and terraces of 

aqueous action, Rogers, H. D.

1851. Coal formation, especially in

Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Abundance of fossils in drift,

Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

1852. Observations on magnetism,

Locke. 

1856. Structure of Philadelphia

County, Jewell. 

Alluvium of the Ohio, King, A. T.

1858. Geology of Pennsylvania. Rogers, 

H.D.

1859. Geology of Bradford County, 

Horton, G. F.

1860. Geology of Indiana County, Anderson, W. 

1865. History of Delaware County,

Smith, G.
770 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BUM,. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

PENNSYLVANIA Continued. 

1866. Report on Allegheny County,

Jilsou.

Geology of Lycoming County, 

Med. Soc. Pa,

1868. Traveling of rocks, Wickersham.

1869. Map to illustrate types of earth's

surface east from Cincinnati,

Lesley, J. P. 

1871. Cave in eastern Pennsylvania,

Wheatley. 

Geology of Montgomery County,

Ohio, Ortou, E.

1875. Report on Venango oil district,

Pennsylvania, Carll. 

Geology around Warren. Randall, P. A.

1876. Origin of glaciated fragments in 

southern Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Glacial deposits at West Philadelphia, Hall, C. E.; Lesley, 

J.P.

Report on coal fields of Greene 

and Washington counties, Ste- 

, venson.

Glaciation along Kittatinny 

Mountain, Hall, C. E.

1877. Report on Fayette and Westmoreland coal fields, Pennsylvania, Stevenson.

Oil records and levels, Pennsylvania, Carll.

Clays and gravels underlying 

Philadelphia, Blodget.

1878. Terrace levels in Pennsylvania, 

Lesley, J. P.

Report on Beaver River coal district, Pennsylvania, White,

. I. C.; Lesley, J. P.

Surface geology of southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Stevenson.

Hematites of Lehigh County, 

Prime.

Report on Indiana County, Platt, 

W. G.; Lesley, J. P.

1879. Second report of laboratory of

survey of Pennsylvania, McCreath. 

North American Mesozoic and

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A. 

Geology of Lawrence County,

White, I. C. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad

Guide, Pennsylvania, Lesley,

J.P.

Pleistocene Continued.

PENNSYLVANIA Continued.

1879. Northern township of Butler 

County, Chance.

1880. Gravels of southeastern Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Geology of Mercer County, White, 

I. C.; Lesley, J. P.

Drift of Northampton County, 

Prime.

Geology of Clinton County, 

Chance, Lesley, J. P.

Report on Armstrong County, 

Platt, W. G.

Pre-Glacial channels of Alleghany and Clarion rivers, Lesley, J. P.

Geology of McKean County, 

Ashburner.

Lycoming and Sullivan counties, 

Sherwood and Platt.

Geology of Clarion County, 

Chance.

Surface geology of southwestern 

Pennsylvania region, Stevenson.

Geology of Potter County, Sherwood, A.; Lesley, J. P.

1881. Report on Jefferson County,

Platt, W. C. 

Geology of Erie and Crawford

counties, White, I. C.; Lesley,

J.P. 

Bone caves of. Pennsylvania,

Leidy.

Geology of Blair County, Platt, F. 

Surface geology of Philadelphia

and vicinity, Lewis, H. C. 

Geology of Philadelphia County,

etc., Hall, C. E.; Lesley. J. P. 

Antiquity of man in the East,

geologically considered, Lewis,

H.C. 

On philadelphite, Lewis, H. C.

1882. Glacial phenomena and man on 

the Delaware, Wright, G. F.

Pre-Glacial outlet of Lake Erie 

and origin of the lower Great 

Lakes, Spencer, J. W.

Peat at Scranton, Fairchild.

Geology of Pike and Monroe 

counties, White, I. C.

Former flow of the upper Ohio, 

Lesley, J.P.

Survey of Delaware Water Gap, 

Chance.
DABTON.l NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. Ill

Pleistocene Continued.

PENNSYLVANIA Continued.

1883. Lakes and valleys in northeastern 

Pennsylvania, Davis, W. M.

Terminal moraine in Pennsylvania, Lewis, H. C.

Glacial erosion and outlets of the 

Great Lakes, Lesley, J. P.

Geology of Philadelphia, Frazer, 

Lewis, H. C.

Terminal moraine across Pennsylvania, Lewis, H. C.

Drift near Philadelphia, Leicly.

Drift of Lycoming County, 

Meyer, A.

Survey of Susquehanna River 

region, White, I. C.

Slate quarries in 1875 and structure of water gaps, Chance.

Slate region of Lehigh and Northampton counties, Sanders.

Geology of Lehigh and Northampton counties, Lesley, J. P.

Supposed Glacial striae, Locust 

Mountain, Lewis, H. C.

Report on Warren County, Carll, 

Lesley, J. P.

South Mountain gneiss, Pennsylvania, Hall, C. E.

Terminal moraine of second Glacial period, Charnberlin, T. C.

Ice age in Pennsylvania, Lewis, 

H. C.

Terminal moraine of eastern 

United States, Wright, G. F.

1884. Report on terminal moraine in

Pennsylvania, etc., Lewis,

H.C.; Lesley, J. P. 

White's geology of the Susquehanna River region, Am.

Nat. 

Ice of the Glacial period, Lewis,

H. C.

Glaciation south of terminal moraine in Pennsylvania, Lewis,

H. C. 

Glaciated area of North America,

Wright, G. F. 

Gorges and waterfalls, Davis,

W. M. 

Geology of Mercer County, Griswold.

1885. Township geology of Cameron

County, Shaeffer, P. W. 

Fossiliferous pebble at Tacony, 

Heilpriu.

Pleistocene C ontinued.

PENNSYLVANIA Continued. 

1S85. Geologic atlas of counties of 

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Marginal kames, Lewis, H. C.

Township geology of Elk County, 

Pa., Ashburner.

Bone cave in Pennsylvania, Darton.

Fossiliferous pebbles, Philadelphia, Heilprin.

Pebbles from borings in Philadelphia, Heilprin.

Inventory of Glacial drift, Chamberlin, T. C.

Methods of geologic investigation, Davis, W. M.

Cutting on east side railroad, 

Philadelphia, Koenig.

Survey of Delaware County, Pa., 

Hall, C. E.

Geology, the lesson of the Philadelphia rocks, Heilprin.

1886. Glaciation of the Lackawauna 

Valley, Branner.

Marginal kames, Lewis, H. C.

Clay at Grays Ferry road, Philadelphia, Heilprin, Koeuig.

Thickness of ice of northeastern 

Pennsylvania, Branner.

Grays Ferry road, near Philadelphia, Smith, A. H.

Glaciation of Wyoming and Lackawanna valleys, Branner.

Wyoming buried valley, Hill, 

F. A.

Archbald potholes, Ashburner.

1887. Anthracite regions, Hill, F. A. 

Bowlders along Appalachian

rivers, White, I. C. 

Glacial stria) in Wyoniiug-Lackawanna region, Brauner. 

Lehigh River section, Hill, F. A. 

Potholes at Archbald, Dana, J. D. 

Radnor Township, Delaware

County, Rand.

1888. Columbia formation, McGee.

"Field of rocks" west of Philadelphia, Martin, D. S.

1889. Age of Philadelphia red gravel, 

Wright, G. F.

A river pirate, Davis, W. M.

Early man in the Delaware Valley, Cresson.

Rivers and valleys in Pennsylvania, Davis, W. M.
772 [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

PENNSY LVANIA Continued.

1889. Charnplain in Susqr.ehanna Valley, Basliore.

1890. Diatoms from river clays at Philadelphia, Woolrnan.

Macfarlane's Railroad Guide, Lesley, J. P. ; Lewis, H. C.

Pre-Glacial drainage of western 

Pennsylvania, Foshay.

Glacial phenomena in Beaver Valley, Foshay and Hice.

Upper Ohio region, White, I. C.

Interval between Glacial epochs, 

Chamberliu, T. C.

1891. Artesian wells in eastern Pennsylvania, Carter.

Terrace formations along the Delaware, Coman. 

Review of the Quaternary era,

Upharu. 

Origin of topographic forms,

Davis, W. M. 

Letter of transmittal [central

Pennsylvania], Lesley, J. P. 

Fluvial planes of western Pennsylvania, Leverett. 

Glacial groves at southern margin of drift, Foshay and 

Hice.

NEW JERSEY. 

1818. Geology of the United States,

Maclure. 

1820. Secondary regions, Pierce.

Geology of Hudson River, Akeiiy. 

1822. Mineralized tree, rocking stone,

etc., New Jersey, Green, J. 

1824. Essay on Tertiary of America,

Finch.

1827. Borings for water, Disbrow. 

1836. First report of survey of New

Jersey, Rogers, H. D. 

1840. Description of geology of New

Jersey, Rogers, H. D. 

1847. Changes in coast line, Sandy

Hook, Bache. 

1851. Potholes of New Jersey, Jackson,

C.T.

Ancient potholes in rocks, Jackson, C. T.

1855. Remarks on Sussex County,

Kitchell, W.

Report of chemist, Survey of New 

Jersey, Wurtz.

1856. Report on southern New Jersey, 

Cook, G. H.

Pleistocene Continued.

NEW JERSEY Continued. 

1856. Report on northern New Jersey,

Kitchell. 

18~>7. Subsidence on New Jersey Coast

and Long Island, Cook, G. H. 

Geology of Cape May County,

Cook, G. H.

1861. Elevation and depression in North 

America, Gesuer.

1866. A bowlder and glacial scratches 

at Englewood, N. J., Dwight, 

W. B.

1867. Fresh-water glacial drift of the

Northwest, Whittlesey. 

Third report on survey of New 

Jersey, Cook, G. H.

1868. Geology of Now Jersey, Cook, 

G.H.

1869. American fossiliferous strata, 

Conrad.

1870. Report of geologist of New Jersey for 1869, Cook, G. H.

1871. Report of geologist of New Jersey for 1870, Cook, G. H.

1872. Phenomena in vicinity of New 

York, Steveus.

1873. Glades of Maryland, Gibbs, G.

Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1873, Cook, G. H.

1874. Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1874, Cook, G. H.

1875. Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1875, Cook, G. H.

1876. Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1876, Cook, G. H.

1877. Report of survey of New Jersey

for 1877, Cook, G. H. 

On the Glacial epochs, Prince, 

E. C.

1878. Catalogue of exhibit of survey of 

New Jersey, Cook, G. H.

Report on survey of New Jersey 

for 1878, Cook, G. H.

Clay deposits of New Jersey, Cook 

and Smock.

1879. Terminal moraines of North

Americau ice sheet, Uphani. 

1 Fire clays and associates in New

Jersey, Smock. 

Report of geologist of New Jersey

for 1879, Cook, G. H. 

Limit of drift in New Jersey,

Cook, G. H. 

Macfaxlane's Geological Railroad

Guide, Smock.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 773

Pleistocene Continued.

NEW JERSEY Continued.

1880. Report of geologist of New Jersey

for 1880, Cook, G. H. 

Geologic action of humus acids, 

Julien.

1881. Primitive industry, Abbott, C.C. 

Report of survey of New Jersey

for 1881, Cook, G. H. 

Trenton gravels and antiquity of

man, Lewis, H. C.

1882. Report of survey of New Jersey

for 1882, Cook, G. H. 

Glacial phenomena of North 

America and man on the Delaware, Wright, G. F.

1883. Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1883, Cook, G. H.

Thickness of glacier in New Jersey, etc., Smock.

Age of gravels in Trenton, N. J., 

Wright, G. F.

Post-Tertiary with leaves in 

Cumberland County, N. J., 

Britton, N. L.

Terminal moraine of eastern 

United States, Wright, G. F.

Geology of Hudson County, N. J., 

Russell, I. C.

Terminal moraine of second Glacial period, Chamberlin, T. C.

1884. Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1884, Cook, G. H.

Recent find in Trenton gravels, 

Abbott.

Terminal moraine in Pennsylvania, Lewis, H. C.

Glaciated area of North America, 

Wright, G. F.

1885. Recent formations of coast of

New Jersey, Merrill, F. J. H. 

Report of survey of New Jersey,

Cook, G. H. 

Cretaceous and Tertiary of New

Jersey, Cook, G. H. 

Report of State geologist of New

Jersey for 1885, Cook, G. H. 

Helderberg bowlders at Summit,

N. J., Heilprin. 

Microscopic examination of

series of sands, Julien and

Boltou. 

Map of United States, McGee.

1886. Marginal kames, Lewis, H. C.

Inventory of Glacial drift, Chamberlin, T. C.

Pleistocene Continued. 

NEW JEKSEY Continued.

1886. Review of report of State geologist of New Jersey for 1885, 

Raymond.

1887. Boring at Atlantic City, Woolman.

Artesian wells, New Jersey, Cook, 

G.H.

Artesian wells, Nason.

Report of geological survey, 

Cook, G. H.

Yellow gravels, Merrill, F. J. H.

Columbia formation, McGee.

1888. Map of vicinity of New York City, 

Ma.rtin.

Paleolithic man in America, 

McGee.

Methods in geological investigation, Davis, W. M.

1889. Geologic map, of New Jersey,

Cook, G. H. 

Yellow gravels, Britton, N. L.

1890. Rivers of northern New Jersey,

Davis, W. M. 

Topographic development of

northern New Jersey, Davis and

Wood.

Deposits on the Delaware, Merrill, F. J. H.; McGee. 

Barrier beaches, Merrill, F. J. H. 

Some ancient shore lines, Merrill,

F. J. H. 

Encroachments of the sea, McGee,

Thompson, G. 

Macfarlane's Railroad Guide,

Smock.

1891. Submarine channels along Atlantic Coast, Lindenkohl. 

Origin of topographic forms,

Davis, W. M. 

Artesi an wells, New Jersey report,

Smock, Woolman. 

Terrace formations of the Atlantic 

Coast and along the Delaware, 

Coman. 

Report, New Jersey geological

survey, Smock. 

Extra-morainic drift phenomena

of New Jersey, Salisbury. 

MARYLAND, DELAWARE, VIRGINIA. 

1799. Sand hills of Cape Henry, Va.,

Latrobe.

1807. Freestone quarries on Potomac 

and Rappahannock rivers, 

Latrobe.
774 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [B0LL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

MARYLAND, DELAWARE, VIRGINIA 

Continued.

1820. Geological essay, Hayden, H. H. 

Tertiary of America, Finch.

1834. Eeport of geologist of Maryland, 

Ducatel.

1835. Travertine in Alleghany County, 

Va., Featherstonhaugh.

1837. Physical geography of Maryland,

Ducatel.

Tertiary formations of Virginia, 

Rogers and Rogers.

1838. Report of geologist of Maryland, 

Ducatel.

1839. First and second reports on Delaware, Booth.

Reconnaissance of Virginia, 

Rogers, W. B.

Report of geologist of Maryland, 

Ducatel.

1840. Report of survey of Virginia for

1839. Rogers, W. B.

1841. Survey of Delaware, Booth.

Oyster shell deposits on Atlantic

Coast, Vanuxem. 

Report of survey of Virginia for

1840. Rogers, W. B.

1843. Rock salt of the Holston, Va., 

Hayden, C. B.

1844. American geology and condition

of research, Rogers, H. D. 

1847. Ancient sea margins, Chambers.

1852. Turf building in Dismal Swamp,

Lesquerenx.

Second report of chemist of Maryland, Higgins.

1853. Third report of chemist of Maryland, Higgins.

1854. Fourth report of chemist of Maryland, Higgins.

1856. Fifth report of chemist of Maryland, Higgins.

1860. Second report of chemist of Marylaud, Tyson.

First report of chemist of Maryland, Tyson.

1865. Asphalt vein in coal measures 

of western Virginia, Lesley, 

J. P.

1867. Industrial resources of Maryland, 

Higgins.

1868. Origin and relations of certain 

sands and clays, Cope.

1869. American fossiliferous strata, 

Conrad.

Pleistocene Continued.

MARYLAND, DELAWARE, VIRGINIA 

Continued.

1871. Clay with recent shells and sand 

dunes of Cape Henlopen, Martin, D. S.

1873. Glaciers in Virginia, Stevens.

1874. Drift in Virginia, Stevens.

1875. Gravel and cobble deposits of

Virginia, etc., Rogers, W. B. 

Great Dismal Swamp region, 

Webster, N. B.

1876. Virginia geographical and political summary, Hotchkiss. 

Implements from drift at Richmond, Wallace, C. M.

1877. Gravel and cobble deposits of

Virginia, etc., Rogers, W. B. 

1879. Handbook of Virginia, Pollard.

Mesozoic of Virginia, Fontaine.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Delaware, Uhler, Maryland, Fontaine.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Virginia, Rogers, W. 

B.

1881. Jurassic sand near Elkton, Md., 

Lewis, H. C.

1882. Drift and erosion in Saltville

Valley, Lewis, H. C. 

Notes on the geology of the Virginias, Rogers, W. B. 

Holston salt and gypsum, Robertson, W.

1883. Bowlder drift in Delaware, Chester.

Surface features of Baltimore 

area, Uhler.

Subterranean forest in District of 

Columbia, McGee.

Stratified drift in Delaware, 

Chester.

Ages and classification of postEocene of Atlantic Slope, Heilprin.

1884. Remarks on western Virginia*

Lesley, J. P. 

Reprint of reports on geology of

the Virginias, Rogers, W. B. 

Gravels of northern Delaware 

and Maryland, Chester.

1885. Musical sand, Bolton and Julien. 

Review of geology of Delaware,

Chester. 

Map of United States, McGee.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 775

Pleistocene Continued.

MARYLAND, DELAWARE, VIRGINIA 

Continued.

1885. Notes on Tazewell, Russell, Wise? 

Smith, and Washington counties, Va., Stevenson.

Gravels of the southern Delaware 

peninsula, Chester.

Rogers's geology of the Virginias, Campbell, J. L. and 

H.D.

1886. Earthquake of August, 1886,

Cope. 

Geology of head of Chesapeake

Bay, McGee. 

Geology of Washington, McGee.

1887. Reconnaissance in Virginia, Stevenson.

Bowlders along Appalachian 

rivers, White, I. C.

1888. Albirupean formation, Uhler. 

Columbia formation, McGee. 

Report on head of Chesapeake

Bay, McGee. 

Infusorial earth, Day. 

Southern counties of Maryland,

Clarke, W. B. 

Three formations of the middle

Atlantic Slope, McGee.

1889. Potomac flora, Foiitaine.

Antecedents of man in the Potoinac Valley, McGee. 

Oriskany drift near Washington,

Curtice,

1890. Southern Maryland and Virginia, 

Clark, W. B.

Macfarlane's Railroad Guide, 

Chester, Fontaine, toiler.

Wright's " Ice ago in North America," Hitchcock, C. H.

1891. Forest and peat layer in Delaware, Cresson.

Dismal Swamp, Shaler.

Neocene and Pleistocene contitineut movements, McGee.

Eastern Maryland and Virginia, 

Darton.

Geology of Washington region, 

Darton, McGee.

Expedition into southern Maryland, Clark, W. B.

Review of Quaternary era, Upham.

Origin of topographic forms, 

Davis, W.

Pleistocene Continued.

NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA,

AND GEORGIA REGION. 

1819. Report of surveys in 1819, North 

Carolina, Fulton.

1826. Geology and- mineralogy, statistics of South Carolina, Mills.

1827. Geology of North Carolina, 

Mitchell, E.; Olnistead.

1828. Report on North Carolina,

Mitchell, E.

Low country of North Carolina, 

Mitchell, E.

1829. Geology of gold region of North 

Carolina, Mitchell, E.

1841. Secondary and Tertiary of southern Atlantic States, Hodge, 

J. T.

Fossil remains in Lenoir County, 

N. C., Limber.

1842. Elements of geology, and outline 

of geology of North Carolina, 

Mitchell, E.

1843. Agricultural survey of South Carolina, Ruffin.

1844. American geology and condition 

of research, Rogers, H. D.

Agricultural survey of South Carolina, Ruffin.

Geologic position of mastodon at 

Big Bone Lick and other localities, Lyell.

1848. Analysis of cotton lands, South

Carolina, Smith, J. L. 

Geology of South Carolina, 

Tuomey.

1849. Statistics of Georgia, White, G. 

Notes on geology of Charleston, 

S. C., Holmes, F. S.

1850. Observations on Ashley River, 

Holmes, F. S.

1851. Microscopic examination of 

soundings, Bailey, J. W.

1852. Report of geological survey,

North Carolina, Etnnions, E. 

Post-Pliocene of Southern and 

Northern States, Desor.

1856. Report of survey of South Carolina for 1856, Lieber.

1857. Position of elephant remains of 

North America, Foster.

1858. North Carolina, agriculture of

eastern counties, Emmons, E. 

Remains of animals in post-Pliocene in South Carolina, Holmes, 

F.S.
776 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, 

AND GEORGIA REGION Cont'd.

1858. Fossils of the post-Pliocene, 

Holmes, F. S.

1859. Itacolumite 'and its associates, 

South Carolina, Lieber.

Changes along coast of South 

Carolina, Lieber.

Post-Pliocene fossils of South 

Carolina, Holmes, F. S.

1860. Swamp lands of North Carolina,

Ernmons, E. 

Agriculture of North Carolina,

Eiurnons, E. 

Post-Pliocene of South Carolina,

Holmes, F. S.

1867. Keport of geologic survey, 1866, 

North Carolina, Kerr.

1868. Ashley River phosphates, Pratt.

1869. Nodular phosphates of South Carolina, Shepard.

Report of geological survey of 

North Carolina, 1869, Kerr.

1870. Phosphate rocks of South Carolina, Holmes, F. S. 

Phosphate beds of South Carolina, Shaler.

1871. Phosphatic sand in South Carolina, Shepard, C. U.

Stratigraphy and surface geology 

of North Carolina, Kerr.

Rocks and dredgings from Gulf 

stream, Sharpies.

Geology and mineralogy of Georgia, Stepheusou.

Phosphate beds, Shaler.

1872. Geology of phosphate beds of 

South Carolina, Packard.

Causes of production of Cape 

Hatteras, Shaler.

Bottom of ocean off Cape Hatteras, De Pourtales.

1873. Appendix to report of survey of

North Carolina, Kerr. 

Topography as affected by rotation of the earth, Kerr.

1875. Report of survey of North Carolina, Kerr.

1876. Fossils from Ashley phosphate

beds, Leidy. 

Frost drift in North Carolina,

Kerr. 

Geology from Cape Fear to Neuse

rivers, Abert.

Pleistocene Continued.

NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA,

AND GEORGIA REGION Cont'd. 

1876. Handbook of Georgia, James.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, North and South Carolina, Kerr.

Bradford oil district of Pennsylvania, Ashburner.

1880. Gold gravels of North Carolina, 

Kerr.

1881. Action of frost in superficial material, Kerr.

Vertebrate remains from South 

Carolina, Leidy.

1882. Auriferous gravels of North Carolina, Chance. 

Report of well at Charleston, S.

C., Charleston.

Mines of the Appalachian range, 

Hanna.

1883. South Carolina, resources, etc.,

Hammond.

Geology and soils of tobacco region of North Carolina, Kerr.

1884. North Carolina phosphates, Phillips, W. B.

Soil map of cotton States, Hilgard.

Cotton production in North Carolina and Virginia, Kerr.

Geology of Hatteras, Kerr.

North Carolina phosphates, Dabney.

Physical and agricultural features of South Carolina, Hammond.

1885. Eooene of North Carolina, Kerr.

Cypress in North Carolina Quaternary, Holmes, J. A.

Eocene of eastern North Carolina, Kerr.

Map of United States, McGee.

1886. Features of the recent earthquake, McGee.

Opening of Hatteras inlet, Welsh,

W. W.

1890. Southern drift in Georgia, Spencer, J. W.

Macfarlane's Railroad Guide, 

Campbell, J. L.; Hammond.

Pleistocene submergence, McGee, 

Shaler.

Southern extension of Appoinattox, McGee.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 777

Pleistocene Continued.

NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA,

AND GEORGIA REGION Cont'd. 

1891. Geological survey of Georgia,

Spencer, J. W.

Continent movements, McGee. 

Origin of topographic forms,

Davis. W. M. 

GULF REGION. [Florida to Texas and

Arkansas, inclusive.] 

1807. Geological account of the United

States, Mea.se.

Physical observations,etc., Louisiana, Heustis. 

1818. Exploration of Red and Washita

rivers, Dunbar and Hunter. 

On parts of Virginia, Tennessee, 

Alabama, Mississippi, etc., Cornelius.

1820. Geological essay, Hayden, H. H.

1821. Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall.

1823 Report on Ohio and Mississippi 

rivers, Bernard and Totten.

1824. Testaceous formation of Anastasia Island, Fla., Dietz.

1825. Notices of the Floridas, Pierce.

1828. Reconnaissance from natural road 

from Washington to New Orleans, Bernard and Poussin. 

Sketches of geology of Alabama, 

Porter, W. S.

1829. Report on canal from the Atlantic 

to the Gulf of Mexico, Bernard 

and Poussin.

Survey of Passes of the Mississippi, Delalield, R.

1833. Topics relating to lower valley of

the Mississippi, Nutt. 

Notices respecting G r e e n e 

County, Ala., Withers.

1834. Prairies of Alabama, McGuire. 

Tertiary and Recent of Southern

States, Conrad.

Observations upon Alabama,Georgia, and Florida, Shepard, 

C. U.

1836. Survey of Burke and Richmond 

counties, Ga., Cutting.

1838. Fossils in Louisiana, Carpenter, 

W. M.

1839. Notices of Opelousas, Attakapas

etc., Carpenter, W. M. 

Remarks on eastern Florida,

Whiting, H. 

Trinity County, Tex., Riddell.

Pleistocene Con tinu ed.

GULF REGION Continued.

1839. Bituminization of wood in the 

human era, Carpenter, W.

1840. Report of topographical engineers, U. S. A., Abort, J. J.

1846. Geology of eastern Florida, Conrad.

Geology of Tampa Bay, Alien, 

G.H.

Some sandstones in Baldwin 

County, Ala., Bigelow.

Geology of seacoast of Georgia, 

Couper.

Newer deposits of Southern 

States, Lyell.

Eocene of Walnut Hills, Miss.,

. Conrad.

1847. Delta and alluvial deposits of the, 

Mississippi, etc., Lyell.

Alleged coexistence of man and 

the megatherium, Lyell.

Bluff near Natchez, Wailes.

Age of numraulite limestone of 

Alabama, Lyell.

1848. Features of Natchez, Binuey.

Contributions to geology of

Texas, Roomer. 

Geology of southern Alabama,

Hale, C. S. 

Natchez bluff formation, Gale, L.

1849. Northern Mississippi, Bolton, R. 

Sediments of the Mississippi

River, Brown and Dickeson. 

Texas, Roomer. 

Second visit to the United States,

Lyell. 

Logons de gdologie pratique,

Beaumont.

1850. Systematic treatise of diseases of 

interior North America, Drake.

1851. Florida reefs, keys, and coast,

Agassiz, A.

Sketch of Louisiana, Carrighan. 

Geology of Florida Keys and

southern coast of Florida,

Tuorney. 

Relations of alluvium to drift of

the Mississippi, Desor. 

Gnathodon beds around head of

Mobile Bay; Hale, C. S. 

Microscopical observations in

Florida, etc., Bailey, L. W. 

Report on inundations of the

Lower Mississippi, Long and

Humphreys.
778 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

GULF EEGION Continued.

1851. Minerals of Louisiana, Peck, C. 

Historical and statistical collections, Kilpatrick.

1852. Solidification of rocks of Florida 

reefs, Horsford.

Kreidebildungen von Texas, 

Eoemer.

Post-Pliocene of Southern and 

Northern States, Desor.

Historical and statistical collections, Kilpatrick.

Survey for railroad from St. Louis 

to Fulton, Ark., Barney.

1853. Tableaux of New Orleans, Dowler.

Geology and hydrography, Louisiana, Forshay.

Reconnaissance of Arkansas 

River, Warder.

Das Mississippi-Thai, Olshausen.

1854. Geology of Mississippi, Wailes. 

Notes from Preston to El Paso,

Marcou, J. 

Solidification of coral reefs of

Florida and source of lime,

Horsford. 

Sketch of geology of Mississippi,

Lieber. 

Change of levels of west coast,

Gorrie.

Changes of sea level effected during stated periods of time,

Tylor.

1855. Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J. 

Geology of route near latitude 

32°, to the Pacific, Blake, 

W.P.

1856. Reconnaissance from the Mississippi, Marcou, J. 

Geology of route to the Pacific 

near thirty-fifth parallel, Marcou, J.; Blake, W. P.

1857. Middle and southern Alabama, 

Wiuchell, A.

Geology of lower Rio Bravo, 

Schott.

Report on Mississippi, Harper.

Agency of. Gulf stream in formation of Florida, Le Conte.

1858. Reconnaissance of part of Arkansas, Cox, E. T.

Portions of Cretaceous and Tertiary, Alabama, Thornton.

Pleistocene Continued.

GULF REGION Continued. 

1858. Reports on the Mississippi, Long,

S. H.

Report on portions of Cretaceous 

and Tertiary, Alabama, Thornton. 

Report on geology of Alabama,

Tuomey. 

Chemical report, reconnaissance

of Arkansas, Elderhorst. 

Eeconnaissance of part of Arkansas, Owen, D. D. 

First report on Alabama, Tuomey.

1860. Geology and agriculture of Mississippi, Hilgard.

Analyses for survey of Arkansas, 

Elderhorst.

Letter, "Essai sur la g^ologie 

pratique de la Louisiane," Thomassy.

Reconnaissance of part of Arkansas, Owen. D. D.

Geology of country below Rio 

Pecos and Rio Grande, Shumard, G. G.

Coast of Texas from Matagorda 

Bay to Corpus Christi, Gilbert, 

S. A.

Botany and paleontology of survey of Arkansas, Lesquereux.

Ge"ologie pratique de la Louisiane, 

Thomassy.

Hydrologie du Mississippi, Thomassy.

1861. Physics and hydraulics of the 

Mississippi, Humphreys and 

Abbott. 0

1862. Florida reef, its origin, etc.,

Hunt, E. B.

Die Miindungen des Mississippi, 

Kohl.

1863. Origin, growth, substructure, and 

chronology of Florida reef, 

Hunt, E. B.

Ge"ologie pratique de la Louisiane, 

 isle Petite Anse, Thomassy. 

1866. Origin of mud lumps in mouths of 

Mississippi Eiver, Beauregard.

Quaternary of Mississippi, Hilgard. 

Drift of Western and Southern

States, Hilgard.

Changes of level on coast of 

Florida, Lewis, E.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 779

Pleistocene Continued.

GULF REGION Continue^.

1866. Preliminary report of survey of

Texas, Buckley.

Vast resources of Louisiana, Robinson, B.

1867. Salt of Petite Anse, Buck and 

Goessmauu.

Tertiary of Mississippi and Alabama, Hilgard.

Development of coast features, 

Agassiz, L.

Memorial and explorations of 

Louisiana, Robertson, J. B.

1868. Quaternary rock salt in Louisiana, Owen, R.

1869. Geology of lower Louisiana, and

rock salt, Hilgard. 

Reconnaissance of Louisiana,

Hilgard. 

Results of reconnaissance in

Louisiana, Hilgard. 

The Mississippi Valley, Foster,

J.W.

Report of survey of part of Louisiana, Lockett. 

Survey of Galveston Harbor,

Stanton, W. S. 

Rate of formation of delta of the

Mississippi, Lyell.

1870. Microscopic examination of materials from Mississippi River, 

Pourtale.

First report of geological survey, 

Louisiana, Hopkins.

Report on Arkansas River, Abert, 

S.J.

Month of the Mississippi, Howell, 

C.W.

Die Deltas, Credner, G. R.

Horseshoe lakes and thickness of 

alluvium in New Orleans region, Humphreys.

Age of Mississippi Delta, Hilgard.

Microscopic study of sand from 

artesian well at New Orleans, 

Edwards, A. M.

Southern drift, Gulf Tertiaries, 

Cretaceous in North Carolina, 

Perry, J. B.

1871. Second report of survey of Louisiana, Hopkins, F. V.

White, Little Red, Little Missouri, and Petit Jean rivers, 

Straszer.

On Mississippi bottom, Hilgard.

Pleistocene Continued.

GULF REGION Continued.

1871. Delta and mud lumps of Mississippi River, Hilgard.

Upper delta plain of the Mississippi, Hilgard.

Geological history of Gulf of 

Mexico, Owen, R.; Whittlesey.

Report on river and harbor improvements, Howell, C. W.

Second report of survey of Louisiana, Lockett.

History of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard.

Correlation of drifts of Northern 

and Southern States, Winchell, 

A.; Little.

1872. Report on Black River and 

Fourche la Fave, Ark., Blaisdell.

Third geological report, Louisiana, Hopkins, F. V.

Geology of Mississippi bottom, 

Smith, E. A.

Review of Hopkins's report on 

Louisiana for 1871, Dana, J. D.

Geology of the Southwest, Hilgard.

Formation of deltas, Tylor.

1873. Survey of Red River Raft region,

Collins, H. C.

Survey of Trinity River, Bird. 

Report on Louisiana, May and

June, 1869, Hilgard. 

Erforschung des NordwestTheiles von Texas, Loew and

Roessler.

Sabine River, Leaven worth. 

Report on river improvements,

Howell, C. W.

1874. Lignite beds and their under

clays, Hilgard.

History of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard. 

Terminus of Fort St. Philip Canal,

Adams, W. H. 

Notes on Galveston Harbor,

Adams, W. H. 

Reports on Matagorda Bay, etc.,

Texas, Ripley. 

Distribution of soil ingredients,

Loughridge. 

Mines de soufre dans l'e"tat de

la Louisiane, Burthe. 

Western Texas near thirty-second

parallel, Jenney.
780 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

GULF REGION Continued.

1874. Silt analyses of Mississippi soils,

Hilgard. 

Improvements in mouth of the

Mississippi, Howell, C. W. 

Buffalo Bayou and Galveston Bay,

Tex., Adams, W. H. 

Alluvial basin of the Mississippi,

Forshey.

1875. Bayou Teche, De Leon.

Report on river and harbor improvements in Gulf region, 

Howell, C. W.

Survey of Atchafalaya River, 

Leavenworth.

Report of survey of Alabama for 

1874, Smith, E. A.

Notes on Guadalupe River, 

Lynch.

1876. Second report of survey of Texas, 

Buckley.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Arkansas, Owen, R.

Rain and rivers, Greenwood.

Roup and Jones valleys, Ala., 

Smith, E. A.

Denuding agencies and geologic 

deposition, Tylor, A.

Sketch of Sour Lake region, Hardin County, Tex., Roessler.

Maps of counties of Texas, Roessler.

1877. Operations in Galveston Harbor, 

Davis, C. E. L. B.

Report on river and harbor improvements in Gulf region, 

Howell, C. W.

1878 Report on borings between Mississippi River and Lake Borgne, 

Hilgard and Hopkins.

Physics of Gulf of Mexico and 

the Mississippi, Forshey.

Soils of Alabama, Stubbs.

Mississippi delta and loess, 

Holmes, N.

Fourth report of survey of Louisiana, Lockett.

Improvements of New Orleans 

Harbor, Howell, C. W.

Reconnaissance from Cairo to 

New Orleans, Suter.

Outline of geology of Alabama,

Smith, E. A.

1879. Loess of the Mississippi Valley, 

Hilgard.

Pleistocene Continued.

GULP REGION Continued.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Louisiana, Hopkins.

Geological Railroad Guide, Macfarlane.

Surveys of passes and bogs, Collins.

Iron ores, Alabama, Smith, E. A.

Survey and borings at Lake 

Borgne outlet, Forshey.

Survey of the Mississippi, Lockwood.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Alabama, Gesner and 

Smith.

1880. Bayous Bosuf and Courtableau,

Collins. 

Claiborne group and its fossils,

Mell.

Report on Ouachita River, 

Mclvin.

1881. Borings in Mississippi Delta,

Carpenter, P. B. 

Bayou Macon, La., Burrowes. 

Geology of Florida, Smith, E. A. 

Report on Pine Bluff vicinity,

Arkansas River, Byram. 

Basin of Gulf of Mexico, HilGeology of lower Louisiana and

salt of Petite Anse, Hilgard. 

Report on Buffalo Bayou, Taylor,

B.T.

Survey of Conrtableau, Collins. 

Alluvial basin of the Mississippi,

Forshey. 

Later Tertiary of Gulf of Mexico,

Hilgard. 

1882. Grand Bayou cut-off, Louisiana,

Burrowes.

Lake Pontchartrain, Collins. 

Mud lumps and mounds near New

Orleans, Simons. 

Blue clay of the Mississippi,

Little. 

Borings from Memphis to Lake

Providence, Wilson, E. H. 

Letter on Mississippi Valley

between Cairo and Vicksburg,

Suter. 

Copper region of northern Texas,

Furman. 

Report of commissioners on

reclamation of alluvial basin,

Warren, G: K.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.

Pleistocene Continued.

GULP REGION Continued.

1883. Sediment of the Mississippi, 

Marr.

Tortugas and Florida reefs, 

Agassiz, A.

Explorations in Gulf Stream 

region, Verrill.

Ancient Mississippi, Spencer, J.W.

Survey from Atlanta to the Mississippi, Campbell an dRuffner.

Observations at Lake Providence, 

Hider.

Analyses of soils, Edwards, J. B.

Classification of lake basins, 

Davis, W. M.

1884. Bayou d'Arboilne, La., Farrell. 

Erosive action of Arkansas River,

Adams, M. B. 

Cotton production in Georgia,

Loughridge. 

Cotton production of Alabama,

Smith, E. A.

Physico-geographic and agricultural features of Louisiana,

Hilgarcl. 

Surveys of bayous in Louisiana,

Burro wes. 

Agricultural features of Arkansas,

Loughridge. 

Cotton production in Florida,

Smith, E. A. 

Soil map of cotton States, Hilgard. 

Borings on Mississippi River,

Hilgard and Hopkins. 

Agricultural features of Texas,

Loughridge.

Soils and products of southwestern Louisiana, Rapley. 

Features of alluvial plain of the

Mississippi below the Ohio,

Hilgard. 

Report on harbor at Monroe, La.,

Burrowes.

1885. Quatre mois au Texas, Laucester.

Products and resources of Arkansas, McRae.

Tide marshes of the United 

States, Nesbit.

Report on Little Red, Petit Jean, 

and Red rivers, Orlopp.

Report on Boeuf River and Bayou 

Bartholomew, Quinn.

1886. Report on bottom deposits, Gulf 

of Mexico, etc., Murray, J.

Pleistocene Continued.

GULF REGION Continued.

1886. The North Atlantic as a geological basin, Reade, T. M.

The minerals and rocks of Arkansas, McCreath.

Iron ores in Alabama, Willis.

West coast of Florida, Heilprin.

1887. Drift at Gainesville, Tex., Ragsdale.

Condition of knowledge of geology of Texas, Hill, R. T.

Loess and clays, analyses, Riggs.

West coast of Florida, Heilprin.

Florida geological survey, Eost.

Notes on Florida, Ball.

Haldeman County, Tex., J. T. W.

1888. Rio Grande Valley, Owen, J.

Report on western Texas, Hill,

R.T. 

Iron region of northern Louisiana

and Texas, Johnson, L. C. 

Cruises of the Slake, Agassiz, A. 

Neozoic geology of southwestern

Arkansas, Hill, R. T.

1889. Story of Colorado River, Hill,

R.T. 

Pike County, Ark., Branner.

1890. Analysis of coquina and coral 

rock from Florida, Clarke, 

F.W.

Report, Atlantic Coast division, 

Shaler.

Mon Louis Island, Mobile Bay, 

Langdon.

Macfarlane's Railroad Guide, 

Smith and Gesner, Johnson, 

L. C.; Smith, E. A.; Hilgard, 

Loughbridge, Owen, R.

Date of high continental elevation, Jukes-Brown.

Pleistocene submergence, McGee, 

Spencer, J. W.

Topography of Florida, Shaler, 

Agassiz, A.

Southern extension of Appomattox, McGee.

Barrier beaches, Merrill, F. J. H.

Relations in vicinity of Vicksburg and Grand Gulf, McGee.

Interval between Glacial epochs, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Crowley's Ridge, Ark., Call.

Staked Plains, Tex., Hill, R. T.

Eagle Flats formation, Te~as, 

Hill, R. T.
782 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BOLL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

GULF REGION Continued.

1890. Pilot Knob, Tex., Hill, R. T.

Indian Territory and Red River, 

Hill, R. T.

Valley of upper Canadian, Tex., 

Hill, R. T.

Report on Gulf Tertiaries of 

Texas, Penrose, R. A. F.

Central Texas, Comstock, Tarr.

Trans-Pecos Texas, Streeruwitz.

Review of Texas geology, Dumble.

Cahaba coal-field region, Alabama, Squire, Smith, E. A.

1891. Crowley's Ridge, Call, Branner, 

Salisbury.

Altitude of United States during Glacial period, Chamberlin, 

T.C.

Tertiary woods of eastern Arkansas, Call.

Columbia formation in Mississippi embayment, McGee.

Igneous rocks of Arkansas, Williams, J. F.

Researches in Yucatan [continental movements], Heilprin.

Appornattox formation in the Mississippi embayment, McGee.

Review of the Quaternary era, 

Upham.

Orange sand, Lagrange and Appomattox, Hilgard.

Origin and age of Columbia, Upham.

Report ou northwestern Texas, 

Cummins.

Report of State geologist of 

Texas, Dumble.

Iron-ore district of eastern Texas, 

Dumble, Herndon, Kennedy, 

Walker.

Trans-Pecos Texas, Streeruwitz.

Artesian and underflow investigation, Nettleton.

Conditions controlling artesian 

wells, Hall, C. W.

Red-rock sandstone of Marion 

County, Iowa, Keyes.

Notes on geology of the Southwest, Hill, R. T.

Notes on New Mexico and southwestern Texas, Hill, R. T.

Reconnaissance in Indian Territory, Hill, R. T.

Pleistocene C on tinned.

GULP REGION Continued. 

1891. Nita crevasse [MississippiRiver],

Johnson, L. C.

Variations in Cretaceous and Tertiary in Alabama, Langdon. 

Floridite, Cox.

Record of deep well at Lake 

Worth, southern Florida, Darton.

Phosphates of America, Wyatt. 

Elevation of America in Cenozoic periods, Dall. 

Florida phosphate, Cox, Darton,

Davidson. 

OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY,

AND TENNESSEE. 

1818. Belmont County, Ohio, Atwater, C. 

Account of valley of the Ohio,

Drake. 

Prairies and barrens of the West,

At water, C.

Origin of prairies, Wells, R. W. 

1820. Bones and shells in Ohio and the

West, Atwater.

1823. Outline geologic map of Tennessee, Sayler, N.

Essay on salt, Van Rensselaer. 

Fluted rock at Sandusky Bay,

Ohio, Granger. 

Geological features of Tennessee,

Hay wood, J.

1826. Facts relating to parts of Ohio, 

Atwater, Hildreth.

1828. Bowlders of primitive rocks in 

Ohio and the West, Tappan.

Coal, diluvial and other strata of 

Ohio, Hildreth.

Vicinity of Louisville and Shippingsport Canal, Lapham.

1829. Large bowlder in southern Ohio,

Scoville.

Bowlders of primitive rocks in 

Ohio, Hildreth.

1830. Osseous remains of Big Bone

Lick, Ky., Am. Jour. Sci. 

1832. Bowlders of Ohio, Lapham.

1834. Strontianite-bearinglimestone on

Lake Erie, Bigsby. 

Ten days in Ohio, Am. Jour. Sci.

1835. Third report on Tennessee, Troost. 

Localities of bones of mastodon, 

etc., Troost.

1836. Geology of lakes and Mississippi 

Valley, Gibson, J. B.
DARTON.l NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 783

Pleistocene Continued.

OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY, 

AND TENNESSEE Continued.

1836. Bituminous coal deposits of the 

valley of the Ohio, Hildreth.

1837. Tour to falls of the Cuyahoga,

Ohio, Am. Jour. Sci. 

General sketch of geology of 

Ohio, Riddell.

1838. Reports of survey of Ohio,

Mather. 

Report on counties of Ohio, Whittlesey. 

Prairies of Ohio, Western Monthly

Mag. 

Report on coal district of Ohio,

Hildreth.

 Observations in Holland connected with prairies, Jones, G. 

Report on southern Ohio, Locke. 

Report on Wood, Crawford, etc.,

counties, Ohio, Briggs, C. 

Report on Muskingum County,

etc., Ohio, Foster, J. W. 

First report of survey of Ohio, hy

Mather, Silliman. 

Report on Scioto and Hocking

counties, Ohio, Briggs, C. 

Geology of upper Illinois, Shepard, C. U.

1839. Mastodon from Crawford County, 

Ohio, Foster, J. W.

1840. Fifth report on Tennessee, Troost.

1841. Bowlders and scratches, Mather. 

Glacial plains in Ohio, Locke, 

J.

1843. Geology of New York, first district, Mathor.

Prostrate forest under diluvium 

of Ohio, Locke, J.

Geology about Richmond. Ind., 

Plummer, J. T.

1844. Seventh report of survey of Tennessee, Troost.

Geologic position of mastodon at 

Big Bone Lick, Ky., Lyell.

Ridges, beaches, etc, Lyell.

Drift phenomena in Portage 

County, Ohio, Redfield.

1845. Travels in North America, Lyell. 

1848. Drift, and alluvium of Ohio and

the West, Whittlesey. 

Letters on geology, Christy. 

Features of Natchez, Binney. 

1850. Alluvions marines et lacustres et 

du terrain erratique, Desor.

Pleistocene Continued.

OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY,

AND TENNESSEE Continued. 

1851. Mastodon remains in Ohio, Foster, J.W. .

Drift of the Northwest, Whittlesey.

1853. Terraces bordering Lake Erie, 

Whittlesey.

1854. Note sur quaternaire du 1'Ame"-

rique du Nord, Desor. 

Survey of Indiana, Brown, R. T.

1855. Reconnaissance of Tennessee, 

Saftbrd.

1856. Survey of Kentucky in 1854 and 

1855, Owen, D.D.

1857. Third chemical report, survey of

Kentucky, Peter. 

Geology of Tennessee, Currey. 

Position of elephant remains of

North America, Foster, J. W.

1859. Artesian well at Louisville, Ky.,

Smith, J. L. 

Artesian well at Columbus, Ohio,

Mather. 

Diluvial striae on fragments in

situ, Stoddard, O. N.

1860. Relation of terraces of southern 

Ohio and drift theories, Andrews.

1861. Chemical report of survey of Kentucky, Peter.

1862. Analyses of soils of Indiana, 

Peter.

Reconnaissance of Indiana, 

Owen, R.

Report on coal measures of Indiana, Lesquereux.

1864. Cretaceous, etc., of western Tennessee, Safford.

1865. Surface geology of basin of Great

Lakes, Newberry. 

Origin of prairies in Mississippi 

Valley, Winchell, A.

1866. Johnson County, 111., Engelmann.

Stratigraphy, Tertiary, coal 

measures, sub-Carboniferous, 

Devonian, Silurian, Illinois, 

Worth en.

Pope County, north of Big Bay 

River, 111., Engelmann.

Massac and part of Pope counties, 

111., Engelmann.

Physical features, general principles, surface geology, Illinois, 

Worthen.
784 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY, 

AND TKNNESSEE Continued.

1866. Hardiu County, 111.. Worthen and 

Engelmauu.

Randolph, St. Glair, Madison, 

and Hancock counties, 111., 

Worth en.

Introd uction to paleontology, Illinois, Meek and Worthen.

Origin of the prairies, Lesquereux.

1867. Fresh-water Glacial drift of the

Northwest, Whittlesey. 

Subterranean sources of waters of

the Great Lakes, Shufeldt. 

Drift beneath Lake Michigan

in Chicago tunnel, Andrews,

E.

Glacial movements, Whittlesey. 

On Andrews on the Glacial drift,

Hilgard.

1868. Loess and drift of Missouri and

Illinois, Holmes, N. 

Cook County, 111., Bannister,

H. M. 

Alexander, Union, Jackson, and

Perry counties, 111., Worthen

and Engelmann.

Jersey, Greene, and Scott counties, 111., Wortheu. 

Washington, Clinton, Marion,

and Jefferson counties, 111.,

Engelmann. 

Lasalle County, 111., Freeman.

1869. American fossiliferous strata,

Conrad.

Relations and character of western bowlder drift, Andrews,

E. B. 

Old lake beds of prairie region,

Wallace, S. J.

Geology of Tennessee, Safford. 

Contributions to geology of Ohio,

-Whittlesey. 

First report on survey of Indiana,

Cox, E. T. 

Geology of Vermilion County,

Ind., Bradley, F.H. 

Geology of Franklin County,

Ind., Raymond,

1870. Dekalb, Kane, Logan, and other

counties, Illinois, Bannister. 

Henderson, Warren, Mercer, 

Knox, Stark, and Woodforcl 

counties, 111., Green, H. A.

Pleistocene Continued.

OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY, 

AND TENNESSEE Continued.

1870. Peat beneath drift in southwestern Ohio, Orton, E.

Calhouu, Pike, Adams, Brown, 

Schuyler, and Fulton counties, 

111., Worthen.

Gruudy, Will, Kankakee, Iroquois, Vermilion, Champaign, 

Edgar, and Ford counties, 111., 

Bradley, F. H.

1871. Geology of Highland County,

Ohio, Orton, E. 

Geology of Geauga and Holmes

counties, Ohio, Read, M. C. 

Glacial phenomena of Maumee

Valley, Ohio, Gilbert, G. K. . 

Geological history of Gulf of

Mexico, Owen, R. 

Report on coal district, 1870, Ohio,

Andrews, E. B. 

Geology of Sullivan County, Ind.,

Collett. 

Report on second district of Ohio,

Andrews, E. B. 

Second report on Indiana, Cox,

E.T. 

Peat bed under drift in Ohio,

Andrews, E. B. 

Agricultural survey of Ohio,

Klippart. 

Geology of WilliamSj Fulton, and

Lucas counties, Ohio, Gilbert,

G. K.

Surface geology of Maumee Valley, Gilbert, G. K. 

Report of survey of Ohio for 1869,

Newberry.

1872. Geology of Dubois and Pike 

counties, Ind., Collett.

Source of bowlders in Ohio, Kentucky, etc., Shaler.

Survey of Parke County, Ind., 

Hobbs, B. C.

Geology of Dearborn, Ohio, and 

Switzerland counties, Ind., 

Warden.

Reconnaissance from Jasper to 

Howard counties, Ind., Collett.

Past and future of Niagara, Gunning.

Changes of climate during Glacial 

period, Geikie.

Third and fourth reports on survey of Indiana, Cox.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.

Pleistocene Continued.

OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY, 

AND TENNESSEE Continued.

1873. Report of survey of Ohio, Newberry.

Surface geology of Maumee Valley and geology of counties, 

Ohio, Gilbert, G. E.

Reports on Ashtabula, Trumbull, 

Lake, and Geauga counties, 

Ohio, Read, M. C.

Northwest counties of Illinois, 

Shaw.

Report on second district of Ohio, 

Andrews, E. B.

Report on third district of Ohio, 

Orton, E.

Rock Island County, Ill.,Worthen 

and Shaw.

Peoria, McDonough, Monroe, Macoupin, and Sangamon counties, 111., Worthen.

Reports on Sandusky, Seneca, 

Wyandot, and Marion counties, 

Ohio, Winchell, N. H.

Surface geology of northwestern 

Ohio, Winchell, N. H.

Geology of Warren, Lawrence, 

Knox, and Gibson counties, 

Ind., Collett.

Survey of Clarkeand Floyd counties, Ind., Borden.

Observations in Dekalb, Laporte, 

and other counties, Levette.

1874. Report on second district of Ohio, 

Andrews, E. B.

Resources of Tennessee, Killebrew.

Report on third district of Ohio, 

Orton, E.

Geology of Ottawa to Defiance 

counties, Ohio, Winchell, N. H.

Vegetation of the drift, Newberry.

Position of the mastodon, Newberry.

Erie and Lorain counties, Ohio, 

Newberry.

Surface geology of Ohio, Newberry.

1875. Discovery of Decotyles compressus, Klippart.

Surface geology of Ohio, by Newberry, Dana, J. D.

LivingstonCounty, 111., Freeman, 

H.L.

Bull. 127 50

Pleistocene Continued,

OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY, 

AND TENNESSEE Continued.

1875. Scott and Jefferson counties, 

Ind., Borden.

Bond, Fayette, and other counties, Illinois, Broadhead.

Geology of Brown County, Ind., 

Collett.

Report on White, Clay, Cumberland, Cole, Douglas, Williams, 

and Franklin counties, 111., 

Worthen.

Gallatin and Saline counties, 111., 

Cox, E. T.

Sixth report of survey of Indiana, 

Cox, E. T.

Jackson County, Ind., Cox, 

E. T.

1876. Reconnaissance in lead region, 

Kentucky, Norwood.

Antiquity of caverns and cavern life, Ohio Valley, Shaler.

Observation on lakes of northern 

Indiana, Levette.

Chemical report of survey of Kentucky, Peter.

Seventh report on survey of Indiana, Cox, E. T.

Report on counties of Indiana, 

Collett.

Tennessee, agriculture, mineral 

wealth, etc., Killebrew.

Report on Jennings and Ripley 

counties, Ind., Borden.

Reconnaissance of Putnam County, Ind., Collett.

Vegetal remains in drift of the 

Northwest, Winchell, N. H.

1877. Topography and geology of Nashville, Safford.

Glacial deposits of two periods 

in Boone County, Ky., Sutton.

American surface geology, Wood, 

S. V.

1878. Geology of Brown County, Ohio,

Herzer. 

Ashland, Wayne, and Holmes

counties, Ohio, Read, M. C. 

Geology of Franklin County,

Ohio, Orton, E. 

Geology of Warren, Butler, Preble, and Madison counties, Ohio,

Orton, E.
786 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY, 

AND TENNESSEE Continued.

1878. Perry and parts of Hocking and 

Athens counties, Ohio, Andrews, E. B.

Geologic structure of Ohio, Newberry.

Geology of Tuscarawas, etc., 

counties, Ohio, Newberry.

Jefferson and Mahoning counties, 

Ohio, Newberry.

Clinton, Fayette, Shelby, and Miami counties, Ohio, Hussey.

Chemical report, survey of Kentucky, Peter.

Geology of Medina County, 

Ohio, Wheat.

Geology of Coshocton County, 

Ohio, Hodge, J. T.

Geology of Darke County, Ohio, 

Lindemuth.

Geology of Huron, Eichland, 

Knox, and Licking counties, 

Ohio, Eead.

Geology of Carroll and other 

counties, Ohio, Stevenson.

Logan and Champaign counties, 

Ohio, Hill, F. C.

1879. Glacial action, Kelleys Island,

Whittlesey. 

Geology of Lagrange County,

Ind., Edmunds, E. S. 

Glacial deposits in Boone County,

Ky., Sutton, C. 

Keport on Harrison and Crawford

counties, Ind., Collett. 

Eighth, ninth, and tenth reports

on survey of Indiana, Cox, E. T. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad

Guide, Kentucky, Procter. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad

Guide, Ohio, Newberry. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad

Guide, Tennessee, Safford.

1880. Geology of Monroe County, Ind., 

Green e, G. M.

Chemical report, survey of Kentucky, Peter.

1882. Correlation of eastern and western terminal moraines, Chamberlin, T. C.

Geology of Shelby County, Ind., 

Collett.

Geology, mines and quarries, Indiana, Collett.

Pleistocene C ontinued.

OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY, 

AND TENNESSEE Continued.

1882. Geology of Fountain County, 

Ind., Brown, R. T.

Gold-bearing drift of Indiana, 

Sutton.

Glacial phenomena of North 

America and man on the Delaware, Wright, G. F.

Geology of Delaware County, 

Ind., Phinney.

Evidence of pre-Glacial origin of 

basins of Lakes Erie and Ontario, Claypole.

Geology of Bartholomew County, 

Ind., Elrod.

1883. Lasalle County, 111., Worthen.

Terminal moraine of second Glacial period, Chamberlin, T. C.

Ocherous deposits of Kentucky 

and Indiana, Warder.

Terminal moraine of eastern 

United States, Wright, G. F.

Wright's ice dam at Cincinnati, 

Lesley, J. P.

Southern boundary of glaciation 

in Ohio, Wright, G. F.

Evidences of glaciation in Kentucky, Stevens.

Erratic pebbles in Licking Valley, Squier.

Twelfth report of department of 

geology, Indiana, Collett.

Some glacial action in Indiana, 

Coulter.

Section on Rock River, from Oregon to Sterling, 111., Everett, 0.

Relation of glacial dam at Cincinnati to terrace in upper Ohio, 

White, I. C.

Moraine west of Ohio, Chamberlin, T.C.

Illinois, remains from loess, 

McAdams.

Geology of Decatur County, Ind., 

Elrod.

Geology of Jay County, Ind., 

McCaslin.

Glacial phenomena in Boyd 

County, Ky., Wright, G. F.

Origin of the Great Lakes, Newberry.

Fluviatile deposits in Peoria 

Lake, 111., Wilson, J. D.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 787

Pleistocene Continued.

OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY, 

AND TENNESSEE Continued.

1883. Glacial boundary, Wright, G. F. 

Well atMoline, 111., Pratt. 

Geology of Randolph County, 

Ind., Phinney.

1884. Lower coal measures of Ohio,

Orton, E. 

Glacial boundary in Ohio,

Indiana, and Kentucky,

Wright, G. P. 

Glacial boundary in Ohio,

Wright, G. F. 

Glaciated area of North America,

Wright, G. F. 

Glacial dain at Cincinnati,

Wright, G. F. 

Organisms in bowlder clays of

Chicago, Johnson, H. A., and

Thomas, B. W.

Topographic phenomena in Indiana, Campbell, J. T. 

Survey of Union County, Ind.,

Elrod.

Glaciation in Ohio, Whittlesey. 

Survey of Fayette County, Ind.,

Elrod.

Some Indiana glaciology, Coulter. 

Geology of Grant County, Ind.,

Phinney. 

Gorges and waterfalls, Davis,

W. M. < , 

Thirteenth report of Indiana

department of geology, Collett. 

Geology of Johnson County, Ind.,

McCaslin. 

Survey of Hamilton and Madison

counties, Ind., Brown, R. T. 

Report of chemical department,

survey of Ohio, Lord. 

Geology of Rush County, Ind.,

Elrod. 

Character of outer border of

drift, Chamberlin, T. C. 

Hillocks of angular gravel and

disturbed stratification, Chamberlin, T.C.

Clays of Ohio, Orton, E. 

Geology of Morgan County, Ind.,

Brown, R. T. 

Bearing of glacial grooves and

strife in Ohio, Whittlesey. 

The Post-Pliocene of America,

Cope.

Pleistocene Continued.

OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY, 

AND TENNESSEE Continued.

1884. Physio-geographic and agricultural features of Tennessee, 

Safford.

Drift of Indiana, Newberry.

Drift of Illinois, McAdams.

Glacial period in Illinois, McAdams.

Bowlder clays of Chicago, Johnsou and Thomas.

1885. Chemical analyses, survey of 

Kentucky, Peter and Peter.

Driftless area, Chamberlin and 

Salisbury.

Microstructure of certain bowlder

 clays, Dawson, G. M.

Glacial origin of Presque Isle, 

Ingersoll.

1886. Hancock County, Ind., Brown, 

R.T.

Booue County, Ind., Gorby and 

Lee.

Geology of Cincinnati, James, 

J. F.

Inventory of Glacial drift, Chamberlin, T. C.

Henry and other counties, Indiana, Phinney.

Department of geology, etc., Indiana, report, Thompson, M.

Lake Maxinkuckee, Thompson 

and Lee.

Quaternary of Illinois, Worthen.

1887. Bowlders along Appalachian

rivers, White, I. C. 

Lake age in Ohio, Claypole. 

Loess and clay analyses, Riggs. 

Peoria County, 111., Chapman. 

Report of survey of Kentucky,

Procter.

1888. Age of Ohio gravel beds, Wright, 

G.F.

Ancient channel of the Ohio at 

Cincinnati, James, J. F.

Drift of Ohio, Orton, E.

Drift in the vicinity of Cincinnati, Burke.

Ivorydale well, Ohio, James, J. F.

Subterranean commotion near 

Akron, Ohio, Claypole.

Erosion in Indiana, Scovell.

Jackson purchase region, Loughridge.
CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [B9U,. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY, 

AND TENNESSEE Continued.

1888. Keport division of Glacial geology, United States .Geological 

Survey, Chamberlin, T. C.

1889. Forest bed beneath iutermorainic 

drift, Leverett.

Glacial phenomena in northeastern Illinois and Indiana, Leverett.

Raised beaches of Lake Michigan, 

Leverett.

Glacial phenomena in northern 

Indiana, Leverett.

Implement in drift, Cresson, 

Wright, G. F.

Origin of loess, .Campbell.

Terminal moraine near Louisville, Bryson.

Mason County, Ky., Linney.

Central basin of Tennessee, Kennedy.

1890. Glacial phenomena of northern 

Illinois and Indiana, Leverett.

Climate indicated by interglacial 

beds, Leverett.

Deep well at Dixon, 111., Tiffany.

Orange sand formations., McGee, 

Procter.

Vivianite, Kentucky, Dudley.

Wetwoods, Bryson.

Ice age in North America, Davis, 

W.M.

History of upper Ohio region, 

White, I. C.

Pre-Glacial channels at Falls of 

the Ohio, Bryson.

Interval between Glacial epochs, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Bowlder belt and bowlder trains, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Chamberlin, Collett, Lesley, 

Orton, Prpcter, Safford, White, 

I. C.; Worthen, Wright, G. F.

Lake ridges of Ohio, Wright. G. F.

Disposition of bowlders, Wright, 

G.F.

Introduction Glacial boundary 

by Wright, Chamberlin, T. C.

Lake Michigan glacier and channels, Guthrie.

Drift deposits of Illinois, 

Worthen.

Pleistocene Continued.

OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY, 

AND TENNESSEE^Continued.

1890. Economical geology, Illinois, 

Worthen.

1891. History of Ohio River, James, J.F.

Flood plains and the mound 

builders, Peet.

Man and the Glacial period, 

Wright, G.F.

Natural and artificial terraces, 

Ohio, Peet.

Map of Kentucky, Procter.

Age of orange sands [Illinois], 

Salisbury.

A second driftless area in the Mississipi Valley, Salisbury.

Artesian wells of Memphis, Tenn., 

Safford.

Striae and siickensid.es at Alton, 

111., Todd.

Criteria of englacial and subglacial drift, jUpham.

Glacial grooves on Kelleys Island, 

Wright, G. F.

Relationship of Pleistocene to prePleistoceue formations south of 

limit of glaciatiou, Chamberlin and Salisbury.

Extension of pre-Pleistocene 

gravels in basin of the Mississippi, Salisbury.

Orange sand, Lagrauge and Appomattox, Hilgard.

Cincinnati ice dam, Chamberlin, 

T. C., Leverett, Spencer, J. W.

Deep boring near Akron, Ohio, 

Claypole.

Megalonyx in Holmes County, 

Ohio, Claypole.

Attitude of United States during 

Glacial period, Chamberlin, 

T. C.

Review of Quaternary, Upham. 

MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN, MICHIGAN. 

1821. Travels through the Northwest, 

Schoolcraft.

Observations on northwest portion of Lake Huron, Bigsby. 

1824. Expedition to sources of St. Peters River, Keating.

Notes on Lake Huron, Bigsby. 

1826. Notice of Michigan, topography,

etc., Pierce.

1829. Geology of Lake Superior, Bayfield.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.

Pleistocene Continued.

MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN, MICHIGAN 

Continued. 

1834. Expedition to Itasca Lake,

Schoolcraft.

Expedition to northwestern Indiana, Alien and Schoolcraft. 

1836. Region around Fort Winnebago,

Wis., Ruggles.

Reconnaissance from Washington 

to Coteau des Prairies, Featherstonhaugh.

1838. Report of State geologist of Michigan, 1837, Houghton.

1839. Report on Wayne and Monroe

counties) Mich., Hubbard, B. 

Second report of State geologist

of Michigan, Houghton. 

Ingham and parts of Eaton and

Jackson counties, Mich., Douglass, C.C.

1840. Lenawee, Hillsdale, and other 

counties,Michigan,Hubbard,B.

Third report of State geologist of 

Michigan, Houghton.

Jackson,Calhoun,and other counties, Michigan, Douglass, C. C.

Report on lead region of the Upper Mississippi, Locke.

Journey to Coteau des Prairies; 

pipestone quarry and granite 

bowlders, Catlin.

1841. Bowlders and scratches, Mather. 

Fourth report of geologist of

Michigan, Houghton. 

Geology of organized counties of

Michigan, Hubbard, B. 

Northern part of lower peninsula

of Michigan, Douglass.

1842. Sand storms, and beds about the 

lakes, Schooloraft.

1843. Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

Region of basin of the Upper 

Mississippi, Nicollet.

1845. Excavation by recession of cataracts, Featherstonhaugh.

1846. District south of Lake Superior,

Burt and Hubbard. 

Observations on magnetic dip, 

Locke.

1847. Report of survey of Wisconsin

and Iowa, Owen, D. D. 

Bowlder of copper on southern 

shore of Lake Superior, Shepherd, F.

Pleistocene Continued.

MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN, MICHIGAN 

Continued.

1847. Lacustrine deposits in vicinity of

the Great Lakes, Laphani. 

Drift furrows, etc., of rocks of 

Lake Superior, Shepherd, F.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C. 

Reconnaissance of Chippewa district of Wisconsin, etc., Owen, 

D. D.; Norwood.

1849. Terraces, bars, drift, and polished 

surfaces of Lake Superior, 

Agassiz, L.

1850. Lake Superior, Agassiz, L.

Erratic .phenomena about Lake

Superior, Agassiz. 

Territory of the Minnesota, Pope,

John.

1851. Beaches of Lake Michigan, Whittlesey.

Terraces of Lake Erie, Desor. 

Clay and drift near Lake Superior,

Desor. 

Swamps bordering the Western

rivers, Desor. 

Section from Wolf River to Lake

Michigan, Whittlesey. 

Geology of Lake Superior land

district, iron region, Foster and

Whitney. 

Superficial drifts of Northwestern

States, Whittlesey. 

Wells in red clay of Green Bay,

Mich., Whittlesey. 

Superficial deposits, Lake Superior land district, Desor.

1852. Drift of Northern and Western 

States, Whittlesey.

Survey of Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, etc., Owen, D. D.

Report on valleys of Minnesota, 

Mississippi, and Wisconsin rivers, Shumard, B. F.

Wisconsin south of Lake Superior, Whittlesey.

Geology of middle and western

Minnesota, Norwood. 

1854. Drift etchings, Lake Superior, 

Whittlesey.

Origin of drift of Lake Superior, 

etc., Desor.

First report on survey of Wisconsin, Daniels.

Dunes on shores of the lakes, 

Desor.
790 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOTJ,. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN, MICHIGAN 

Continued.

1854. Map of Wisconsin, Iowa, and

Minnesota, Owen, D. D. 

Expedition to sources of the Mississippi in 1832, Schoolcraft.

1855. Submerged forest at Fort Lawrence, Dawson, J. W.

Survey of Wisconsin, Percival.

Shell marls of Michigan, Winchell, A.

1856. Second report on survey of Wisconsin, Percival.

1858. Report on survey of Wisconsin

for 1857, Daniels. 

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1859. Copper district of the Thessalon, 

etc., Murray, A.

1860. Drift cavities of Wisconsin, Whittlesey.

1861. First biennial report of survey of 

Michigan, Winchell, A.

1862. Report on survey of Wisconsin,

Hall and Whitney. 

Origin of certain lakes, Ramsey.

1863. Geology, etc., of the Upper Mississippi, Hayden.

1865. Northward transportation of 

drift in lower Michigan, Winchell, A.

Surface geology of basins of the 

Great Lakes, Newberry.

Report of geologist of Minnesota, 

Hanchett.

Iron ores of Marquette, Mich., 

Kimball.

1866. Notes on Wisconsin drift, Bliss.

Geology of the lead region, Whitney, J. D.

Geology and minerals of Minnesota, Whittlesey.

Report on Grand Traverse region, 

Winchell, A.

Reconnaissance in Minnesota, 

Eames.

1867. Ice movements in valley of St.

Lawrence, Whittlesey. 

Fresh-water Glacial drift of the 

Northwest, Whittlesey.

1868. Structure of southern Minnesota, 

Hall, J.

1869. Geology of portions of Minnesota, 

Hall, J.

Pleistocene Continued.

MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN, MICHIGAN 

Continued.

1869. Certain physical features of Upper Mississippi River, Warren, 

G.K.

1870. Recent changes in northeastern 

Wisconsin, Stuntz.

1871. Notizen aus Minnesota, Kloos.

Glacial features of Green Bay,

Lake Michigan, Winchell,

N.H. 

Surface geology of Great Lakes

and Mississippi Valley, Newberry. 

Native copper of Lake Superior,

Henwood. 

Did a glacier flow from Lake

Huron into Lake Erie, Stroop. 

Post-Tertiary phenomena in

Michigan, Winchell, A. 

General geology of Michigan,

Winchell, A.

1872. Ancient lakes of Wisconsin,

Knapp. 

Cretaceous basin in Sauk Valley,

Minnesota, Kloos. 

Survey of vicinity of Belleplaine,

Winchell, A. 

Region about Devils Lake, Wis.,

Eaton, J. H.

1873. Drift of the Northwest, Winchell, 

N.H.

Thunder Bay and Shabendowan 

districts, Lake Superior, Nicholson.

General sketch of geology of Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Iron-bearing rocks of Michigan, 

Brooks, T. B.

Chart of nomenclature for Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Paleozoic rocks of upper Michigan, Rominger.

System of physical features of 

Michigan, Wiuchell, A.

1874. Peat in Minnesota, Winchell, 

N.H.

Ancient drainage of Lake Winnipeg, Warren, G. K.

Geology of Minnesota Valley, 

Winchell, N. H.

Belleplaine salt well, Minnesota, 

Winchell, N. H.

Pointp in southern Wisconsin, 

Irving, R. D.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 791

Pleistocene C ontinued.

MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN, MICHIGAN 

Continued.

1874. Origin and structure of the Great 

Lakes, Newberry.

1875. Superficial geology of central 

North America, Dawson, J. W.

Valley of Minnesota River, Warren, G. K.

Deep well at Minneapolis, Win. 

chell, N. H.

Report on Mower and other counties, Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

1876. Physical geology of Lake Superior, Whittlesey.

Supposed agency of ice floes in 

Champlain period, Winchell, A.

Vegetal remains in drift of the 

Northwest, Winchell, N. H.

Transportation routes in Wisconsin, Warren, G. K.

Geology of lower peninsula, 

Michigan, Rominger.

Rectification of geologic map of 

Michigan, Winchell, A.

Report on Fillmore County, 

Minn., Winchell, N. H.

Report on Olmsted, Dodge, and 

Steele counties, Minn., Harrington,M.W.

1877. On the Glacial epochs, Price,

E.K.

Geology of lead district, Wisconsin, Strong. 

Report of Wisconsin survey,

1873-74, Lapham, I. A. 

Geology of Hennepin County,

Minn., Wiuchell, N. H. 

Geology of Houston County,

Minii., Winchell, N. H. 

Geology of eastern Wisconsin,

Charnberlin, T. C. 

Geology of central Wisconsin,

Irving, R. D. 

Report on central and western

Wisconsin, Irving, R. D.

1878. Work in Penokee iron range, 

Irving, R. D.

Work in north central Wisconsin, Clark, A. C.

North of Lake Huron and east of 

Lake Superior, Bell, R.

Pre-Glacial geology of Great 

Lakes region, Claypole.

Report on Rice County, Minn., 

Sperry.

Pleistocene Continued.

MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN, MICHIGAN 

Continued.

1878. Geology of Morrison County, 

Minn., Winchell, N. H.

Recession of Falls of St. Anthony, 

Winchell, N. H.

Geology of Ramsey County, Win- 

 chell, N. H.

Driftless area of Wisconsin, Irving, R. D.

Water supply of Red River valley, Winchell, N. H.

Reconnaissances in Wright and 

Rice counties, Minn., Winchell, 

N.H.

Work in St. Croix, Dunn, and adjacent counties, Wis., Wooster.

Valley of Minnesota and Mississippi rivers, Warren, G. K.

Copper series of upper St. Croix 

River, Chamberlin, T. C.

Driftless interior of North Americo, Dana, J. D.

Extent and significance of Wisconsin kettle moraine, Chamberlin, T. C.

Geology of Rock and Pipestone 

counties, Minu.,Winchell, N. H.

The Ice age, Gratacap.

Origin of the driftless area of the 

Northwest, Irving, R. D.

1879. Survey of Minnesota, 1878, Winchell, N. H. 

Field report on Lake Superior

region, Hall, C. W. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad

Guide, Wisconsin, Chamberlin,

Irving and Strong. 

Macfarlane's Railroad Guide,

Winchell, A. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad

Guide, Minnesota, Winchell,

N.H. 

Report of Wisconsin survey for

1878, Chamberlin, T. C. 

Has Lake Winnipeg discharged

through the Minnesota, Todd.

1880. Report on central and. western 

Minnesota, Upham. . Geology of western Lake Superior district, Sweet, E. T.

Cretaceous in Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Geology of eastern Lake Superior district, Irving, R. D.
792 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN, MICHIGAN 

Continued.

1880. Lo Kettle ruoraiue, Ghanaberlin, 

T. C.

Geology of upper St. Croix district, Strong.

Resources of Wisconsin, living, 

R.D.

Huronian series west of Penokee 

Gap, Wright, C. E.

1881. Geology of Upper Mississippi 

Valley, Winchell, N. II.

Dall on Arctic ice and glaciation 

in Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Upper Mississippi region, Garrison, C.E.

Menominee and Marquette iron 

region, Rominger.

Pre-Glacial formation of beds of 

the Great Lakes, Claypole.

1882. Ore deposits of southwestern 

Wisconsin, Chamberlin, T. C.

Southward discharge of Lake 

Winnipeg, Dana, J. D.

Crystallines of the Wisconsin 

Valley, Irving, Van Hise and 

Clark.

List of rocks of Minnesota, 

Winchell, N. H.

Chemistry, Minnesota survey, 

Dodge.

Summary statements, survey of 

Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Quartzites of Barron and Chippewa counties, Wis., Strong, 

Sweet, Brotherton and Chamberlin.

Deep well at Minneapolis, Winchell, N. H.

Some points in region about 

Beloit, Wis., Sweezy.

Lower St. Croix district, Wooster.

Superficial geology of upper 

Wisconsin Valley, Clark, A. 

C.

Mississippi region north of Wisconsin River, Strong.

1883. Classification of lake basins,

Davis, W. M. 

Clay pebbles from Minnesota,

Winchell, N. H. 

Currents of Glacial ice in eastern

Minnesota, Upham. 

Analyses, geology of Wisconsin,

Salisbury.

Pleistocene Continued.

MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN, MICHIGAN 

Continued.

1883. Terminal moraine of second Glacial period, Chamberlin, T. C.

Lake Agassiz, Upham.

Minnesota Valley in the Ice age, 

Upham.

The moraine west of the Ohio, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

General geology of Wisconsin, 

Chamberliu, T. C.

Pre-Glacial channel of Eagle 

River, Mich., Whittlesey.

Soils of Wisconsin, Chamberlin, 

T. C.

Building materials, Wisconsin, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

1884. Geology of Minnesota, Winchell 

and Upham.

Glacial erosion, Davis, W. M.

Lake Agassiz, Upham.

Glacial boundary in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, Wright, 

G. F.

Hillocks of angular gravel and 

disturbed stratification, Chamberlin, T. C.

Depth of Glacial submergence on 

Upper Mississippi, Squier.

Glacial man in Minnesota, Babbitt, Upham.

Report of work on Quaternary 

geology, Chamberlin, T. C.

Minnesota Valley in the Ice age, 

Upham.

Hills of knolly drift, Upham.

Chain of lakes in Mountain 

County, Minn., Upham.

Terminal moraines of the later 

epoch, Chamberlin, T. C.

Rock outcrops in central Minnesota, Upham.

Kames near Lansing, Mich., 

Wooster.

Recent changes in western Michigan, Woolbridge.

Gorges and waterfalls, Davis, 

W.M.

Drumlins, Davis, W. M.

1885. Wells in Mendota, St. Paul, etc.,

Winchell, N. H. 

Humboldt salt well, Minnesota,

Winchell, N. H.

Columnar structure in clay, Salisbury.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 793

Pleistocene Continued.

MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN, MICHIGAN 

Continued.

1885. Archean of the Northwest, Irviug,

R. D. 

Pre-Glacial channel of Eagle

River, Keweenaw Point, Whittlesey. 

Geology of Ann Arbor, Winchell, A. 

Topographic features of lake

shores, Gilbert, G. K. 

Report of glacial division, Chamberlin, T. C.

1886. Glacial action on shore of Lake 

Superior, Crosier.

Dispersion of drift copper, Salisbury.

Driftless area, Chauiberlin and 

Salisbury.

Reconnaissance into Pope County, 

Minn., Winchell, N. H.

Inventory of Glacial drift, Chamberlin, T. C.

Deep well, Minneapolis, Winchell, 

N.H.

Map of United States, McGee.

1887. Observations in Minnesota, Winohell, H.V. 

Geological Report, Winchell,

N.H. 

Observations in northeastern

Minnesota, Winchell, A. 

Falls of the Mississippi, Keyes,

J.A. 

Loess and clays, analyses, Riggs.

1888. Report division of Glacial geology, Chamberlin, T. C.

Post-Glacial geology of Ann 

Arbor, Woolbriclge.

River lake system of western 

Michigan, Woolbridge.

Geology of Minnesota, Winchell, 

N.H.

Geology of [central] counties, 

Minnesota, Uphani.

Northern Minnesota, Winchell, 

A.

Recession of ice sheet in Minnesota, Uphani.

Wabasha, Goodhue, Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey, and Washington counties, Minn., Winchell, 

N.H.

Geologic conditions for artesian 

Avells, Hall, C. W.

Pleistocene Continued.

MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN, MICHIGAN 

Continued.

1889. Glacial moraines in Minnesota, 

Upham.

Ice currents in eastern Minnesota, 

Upham.

Maps of Minnesota, Upham.

Minneapolis and St. Paul, Hall, 

C.W.

Stillwater deep well, Moades.

Raised beaches of Lake Michigan, Leverett.

Observations in Minnesota, Winchell, H. V.

1890. Recent rock flexure in Wisconsin,

Cranier.

Distribution of bowlders, Winchell, A. 

Macfarlane's Railroad Guide,

Winchell, A.; Chamberlin, T.

C.; Winchell, N. H.; Upham,

Hall, C. W. 

Bowlder belt and bowlder trains,

Chamberlin, T. C. 

Analysis of brick clay, Chatard. 

Deserted gorge near Minnehaha

Tails, Grant, U. S. 

Lake Agassiz, Todd, Chamberlin,

T.C.

1891. Hennepin County, Minu., Winchell, N. H.

IOWA, MISSOURI, NEBRASKA, KANSAS 

REGION.

1837. Observation of banks of the Mississippi, Usher.

1843. Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

1846. Journal from Bent's Fort to St. 

Louis, Abert, J. W.

1851. Superficial deposits of the Northwest, Whittlesey.

1855. Geology of Marion and Cooper 

counties, Mo., Swallow.

Moniteau County, Mo., Meek.

Section from St. Louis to Commerce, Mo., Shumard, B. F.

Geology of Missouri, Swallow.

Country between the Missouri 

and the Mississippi, Hawn.

1856. Iowa map, Parker, N. H.

1858. Report on survey of Iowa, Hall

and Whitney. 

Explanation of geologic map and

section of Missouri, Swallow.
794 CATALOGUE AND .INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

IOWA, MISSOURI, NEBRASKA, KANSAS

REGION Continued. 

1858. Quaternary of Missouri, Swallow. 

Des Moines Valley and southeastern Iowa, Worthen. 

Rocks of Kansas, Swallow. 

Permian in Kansas, Swallow. 

1860. Report on Iowa geology, Hall and

Whitney. 

Analyses of soils, etc., Arkansas,

Peter, R. 

Rocks of Kansas, Swallow and

Hawn.

1864. Reconnaissance au Nebraska, 

Marcou, J.

1866. First report on geology of Kansas, Mudge.

Drift of Western and Southern 

States, Hilgard.

Eastern Kansas, and geology of 

Kansas, Swallow.

Report in geological survey report, Kansas, Hawn.

Report on Miami County, Kans., 

Swallow.

Hot Springs of Soda Creek, Berthoud.

Points in geology of Kansas, 

Swallow.

1867. Terrains cre'tacds sur les bords 

 du Missouri, Marcou, J. 

Report on country along Southwest Pacific Railway, Missouri, 

Swallow.

First annual report of surveys, 

Nebraska, Hay den.

1868. First and second reports on Iowa, 

White, C. A.

Report on region between Des 

Moines and the Missouri, St. 

John.

Surface geology of Raccoon River 

region and western Iowa, St. 

John.

Dyas in Nebraska, Marcou, J.

Remains of horse in drift of Kansas, SwaJlow.

1869. Iowa drift, White, C. A.

Red quartzite bowlders of western Iowa and their origin, 

White, C. A.

Lakes of Iowa, past and present, 

White, C. A.

1870. Middle region, etc., of western 

Iowa, St. John.

Pleistocene Conti nued.

IOWA, MISSOURI, NEBRASKA, KANSAS 

REGION Continued.

1870. Report on western Iowa, St. John. 

Report of survey of Iowa, White, 

C.A. .

1871. Post-Tertiary history of Iowa,

White, C. A.

Quaternary of Missouri, Broadhead.

1872. Paleontology of eastern Nebraska, Meek.

Report of survey of Nebraska, 

etc., Hay den.

1873. Reports of surveys of Missouri, 

1855-1871, Broadhead, Meek, 

Shumard, B. F.

Eastern limit of Cretaceous in 

Iowa, White, C. A.

Geology of Lincoln County, Mo., 

Potter.

Geology of northwestern Missouri, Broadhead.

1874. Report of survey of Missouri,

Broadhead.

Drift of Kansas, Knox, M. V. B. 

Putnain and Schuyler counties,

Mo., Norwood.

1875. Pliocene of western Kansas, 

Mudge.

Geology of Kansas, Mudge. 

 1876. Drift and gold in Missouri, Broadhead.

Superficial deposits of Nebraska, 

Aughey.

Section of bluffs near Davenport, 

Iowa, Prafct.

Plain, prairie, and forest, Whitney, J. D.

Vegetable remains in drift of the 

Northwest, Winchell, N. H.

1877. Tertiary and Cretaceous periods

of Kansas, Mudge. 

Notes on northern Texas and 

Kansas, Ruffner.

1878. Well at insane asylum, St. Louis, 

Mo., Broadhead.

Position of forest bed in northeastern Iowa, McGee.

Geology of Kansas, Mudge.

Geology of the West, Phillips, 

J.V.

Lesquereux's theory of prairies, 

Hay, 0. P.

Origin of ravines in the prairie, 

Sawyer, A.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 795

Pleistocene Continued.

IOWA, MISSOURI, NEBRASKA, KANSAS 

REGION Continued.

1878. Fossil liorse in Bates County, Mo.,

Broadhead. 

Annual deposit of the Missouri

during post-Pliocene, Todd. 

Bowlders south of the Missouri,

etc., Broadhead.

1879. Macfarlaue's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Missouri, Broadhead.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Iowa, White, C. A.

Surface geology of part Mississippi Valley, McGee.

Richthofen's theory of loess in 

light of Missouri deposits, 

Todd.

Superficial formations, northeastern Iowa; McGee.

Notes on Jackson County, Mo., 

Broadhead.

Origin of the loess, Broadhead.

Glacial drift on residuary clays, 

McGee.

1880. Surface geology of southwestern 

Missouri and Kansas, Broadhead.

Deep well at Emmetsburg, Iowa, 

Winchell, N. H.

Laterite of India, McGee.

Improvements of the Mississippi, 

Ballon.

Rosedale gas and oil wells, Kansas, Thorue.

History of drainage features in 

Kansas, West.

Fre'raont County, Iowa, Call.

Physical geography and geology 

of Nebraska, Aughey.

1881. Mastodon, Broadhead.

Loess in central Iowa, Call. 

Quaternary of western Iowa and

eastern Nebraska, Chaniberliu,

Todd.

1882. Loess and associated deposits of 

Des Moines, McGee and Call.

Notes on Central Branch of Union 

Pacific Railroad, Broadhead.

Loess of North America, Call.

Burlington gravel beds, Kansas, 

Parker, J. D.

1883. Section of bluff at East Davenport, Iowa, Pratt. 

Bluff at Sixth street, Davenport, 

Iowa, Pratt.

Pleistocene Continued.

IOWA, MISSOURI, NEBRASKA, KANSAS 

REGION Continued.

1883. Carboniferous drift of East Davenport, Iowa, McWhorter.

Intermittent wells in Nebraska, 

Todd.

Glacial drift in upper Missouri 

region, White, C. A.

Local geology, Davenport, Iowa, 

Barris.

Drainage system and loess of eastern Iowa, McGee.

1884. Agricultural description of Indian Territory, Loughridge.

Agricultural description of cotton country of Missouri, Laughridge.

Iowa building stones, McGee.

Earthquake of 1811, Macfarlane.

Age of the Missouri River, West.

1885. Geological history of Johnson 

County, Iowa, Calvin.

Burlington gravel beds, Kansas, 

Parker, J. D.; Broadhead.

Last emergence of southeastern 

Kansas, West.

Volcanic dust, Nebraska, Merrill, 

G.P.

Geology of southern Kansas, Cragin.

Micro-structure of certain bowlder clays, Dawson, G. M.

Meridional deflection of ice 

streams, McGee.

Some features of southern Kansas, Cragin.

Dispersion of drift copper, Salisbury.

Report, division of Quaternary 

geology, Chamberlin, T. C.

Driftless area, Chamberlin and 

Salisbury.

Copper in drift of Iowa, Fulton.

1886. Quaternary volcanic deposits in 

Nebraska, Todd.

Inventory of glacial drift, Chamberlin, T. C.

Artesian well at Belleplaine, 

Iowa, Chamberlin, T. C.

Quaternary deposits of Nebraska, 

Todd.

Movements of glaciers in Iowa, 

Irish.

1887. Division of Glacial geology, report, Chamberlin, T. C.
796 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

IOWA, MISSOURI, NEBRASKA, KANSAS 

REGION Continued.

1887. Loess and clay, analyses, Riggs.

Sand bowlders in drift, Spencer, 

J.W.

Glacial flow in Iowa, Webster.

Southeastern Kansas, St. John.

Volcanic dust, analysis, Clarke, 

F.W.

Beaches and deltas of Lake Agassiz, Upham.

Hummocks and bowlders of decomposition, Spencer, J. W.

1888. Macon County, Mo., McGee.

Drift and loess of north central 

basin of Iowa, Webster.

Johnson County, Iowa, Webster.

Superficial deposits of northeastern Iowa, McGee.

Surface geology of Burlington, 

Iowa, Keyes, C. R.

Clay from Pine and Cherry counties, Nebr., Reed, G. W.

Diatom aceous earth, Nebraska, 

Hicks.

Fossil bone in well at Lincoln, 

Nebr., Am. Geol.

Geyserite, Hicks.

Marl from Cheyenne County, 

Nebr., Am. Geol.

Peat bed in Loup County, Nebr.., 

Russell, F. W.

Literature of geyserite, Merrill, 

G.P.

Volcanic dust, Nebraska, etc., 

Hicks.

Well at Lincoln, Nebr., Russell 

F.W.

Well in Pawnee County, Nebr., 

Russell, F. W.

Black Hills, Carpenter, Crosby.

1889. Fossil plants and origin of prairies, Leiberg.

Glacial boundary in southeastern 

Dakota, Wright, G. F.

Loess fossils, Keyes, C. R.

Geology of southeastern Iowa, 

Gordon.

Topographic types in northeastern Iowa, McGee.

Well at Davenport, Iowa,Tiffany.

Continuance of Lake Cheyenne, 

Todd.

Green quartzite, Nebr., Todd.

Soils, Nebraska, Hicks.

Terraces of the Missouri, Todd.

Pleistocene C ontinued.

IOWA, MISSOURI, NEBRASKA, KANSAS 

REGION Continued.

1889. Northwestern Kansas, Hay, R.

Report, Potomac division, United 

States Geological Survey, Mc- 

. Gee.

1890. Lake Winnipeg-Mississippi drainage, Mills.

Loess and its fossils, Shimek.

Artesian wells in Dakotas, Upham.

Southeastern Kansas, Hay, R.

Greenwood and Butler counties, 

Kans., Wooster.

Kansas salt mine, Hay, R.

Drift of northern Iowa, Webster.

Topographic types, Iowa, McGee.

Loess at Muscatine, Iowa, Witter.

Macfarlaue's Railway Guide, 

Broadhead, Chamberlin, T. C.; 

Hall, C. W.; Loughridge, McGee, St. John, Todd, Upham, 

Winchell, N. H.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Lineage of Lake Agassiz, Todd.

Origin of extra-morainic till, 

Todd.

Outlet of Lake Agassiz, Chamberlin, T. C.

Terraces of the Missouri, Todd.

Sand of St. Louis County, Ladd.

1891. Relationship of Pleistocene to

pro-Pleistocene south of limits

of glaciation, Chamberlin and

Salisbury. 

Extension of pre-Pleistocene

gravels iu basin of Mississippi,

Salisbury. 

Altitude of United States during

Glacial period, Chamberlin,

T.C. 

Leaf-bearing terrane on Lonp

Fork in " Public Lands," Cragin. 

Mammoth remains in Kansas,

Charlton. 

Red rock sandstone, Iowa, Keyes,

C.R. 

Clays and building stones of west

central Kansas, Ladd. 

Review of Quaternary era, Up.

ham. 

Report, Potomac division, United

States Geological Survey,

[Iowa], McGee.
DABTON ] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 797

Pleistocene Continued.

IOWA, MISSOURI, NEBRASKA, KANSAS

REGION Continued. 

1891. Bowlder of copper in central

Missouri, Kirkpatrick. 

An old lake bottom [Nebraska],

Hicks.

Central Nebraska, Russell, F. W. 

Megalonyx beds in Kansas, Udden. 

Area and duration of Lake Agassiz, Upbam.

Criteria of euglacial and subglacial drift, Upham. 

Glacial Lake Agassiz, Upham. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN

REGION.

1829. Geologic features of part of Mexico, Maclure.

1834. Letter from Mexico, Schleiden. 

1848. Reconnaissance from Leavenworth to San Diego, Emory.

1854. Exploration between thirtyeighth and forty-first parallel 

in 1853-54, Schiel. 

Section ge~ologique des Montagues Rocheuses, Marcou, J.

1855. Report on exploration between 

latitude 38 and 41 for route to 

the Pacific, Schi.el. 

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Reconnaissance from the Mississippi to Los Angeles, Gal., Marcou, J.

Geology of route to Pacific near 

thirty-fifth parallel, Marcou, J., 

Blake, W. P.

1857. Observations along Mexican 

boundary, Schott.

Country along Mexican boundary from the Pacific to the Colorado, Emory.

Geology of lower Colorado region, Schott.

Report on routes to the Pacific in 

California and to the Rio 

Grande, Antisell.

Pluto-volcanic slope of Sierra 

Madre, Sonora, Schott.

1858. Fort Leavenworth to Bryan's

Pass, Engelmann, H. 

Map and section of country on

Missouri River, Hayden. 

Geology and geography of North

America, Rogers, H. D.

Pleistocene Continued.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN

REGION Continued. 

1859. .Geology from Fort Bridger to 

Camp Floyd, Utah, Engelmann, H.

1861. Report on Colorado River, Newberry.

Minerals of Rocky Mountain and 

extent of gold field, Blake, 

W.P.

1863. Silver mines 6f Arizona, Purnpelly.

1866. Gaylussite from Nevada,Silliman.

1867. Survey of 100 miles west of 

Omaha, Eglestpn.

1868. Second annual report of survey,

Wyoming, Hayden. 

Moraine and lava streams, Arizona, Silliman.

1869. Notes on Wyoming and Colorado, 

Hayden.

Report of survey of Colorado and 

New Mexico, Hayden.

Cretaceous and Tertiary plants 

from Yellowstone, Newberry.

Desiccation of surface of western America, Blake, W. P.

1870. Sun pictures of Rocky Mountain 

scenery, Hayden.

Silver mines of Chihuahua, Kirnball.

Comstock lode, King, C.

Geology of Toyabe range, Nov., 

Emmons, S. F.

1871. Notes on Wyoming and Colorado, 

Hayden.

Ancient lakes of western America, Newberry.

Observations in Dakota, Froebel.

Points in mineralogy and geology 

of Utah, Blake, W. P.

Sweetwater district, Endlich.

1872. Profiles and sections to accompany final report of survey of 

Territories, Hayden.

Report on survey of Territories, 

Hayden.

Geysers of Yellowstone and Firehole rivers, Hayden.

Report on Arizona and Nevada, 

Gilbert, G. K.

Geology of the Missouri Valley, 

Hayden.

Elephant tusk in Colorado, Woodhull, Rockwell, A. P.
798 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene C ontinued.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN 

REGION Continued.

1872. Ancient lakes of America, New

berry.

Glaciers in the Rocky Mountains, 

Bliss.

1873. Geology of western Wyoming, 

Comstock.

Topography of Great Basin, 

Blake, J.

Explorations in Yellowstone district, Bradley, F. H.

Explorations of 1872 under F. V. 

Hayden, Snake River region, 

Bradley, F. H.

Report of Snake River division, 

Bradley, F. H.

Sixth report on survey of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and 

Utah, Hayden.

Report, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah, Peale.

1874. Reconnaissance in Ute country, 

Prout, Hawn, F.; Hawn, L.

Glacial epoch in Utah and Nevada, Gilbert, G. K.

The great American desert, 

Poole.

Report of survey of Colorado, 

1873, Hayden.

Report on San Luis division, Colorado, Endlich.

"Preliminary report, surveys west 

of one hundredth meridian, 

Gilbert, G. K.

Notes in geology along Union Pacific Railroad, Kneeland.

Eocene and Pliocene lacustrine 

formations of New Mexico, 

Cope.

Wheeler's Expedition nach NeuMexiko und Arizona, Loew.

Report on Middle Park, Colo., 

Mar vine.

1875. Report on portions of New Mexico and Arizona surveyed in 

1873, Gilbert, G. K.

Northwestern Wyoming, Comstock.

Mineralogy, agriculture, chemistry, eruptive rocks, Colorado, 

Arizona, and New Mexico, 

Loew.

Surface features of front range of 

Rocky Mountains, Hayden.

Pleistocene Continued.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN 

REGION Continued.

1875. Valley of the Minnesota River,

Warren, G. K. 

Recency of certain volcanoes of

the West, Gilbert, G. K. 

Wheeler's zweite Expedition

nach Neu-Mexico und Colorado, Loew. 

Report from St. George, Utah,

to Gila River, Ariz., Marvine. 

Report on northwestern New

Mexico, Cope. 

Geology of portions of Colorado

surveyed in 1873, Stevenson. 

Report on portions of Nevada,

Utah, California, and Arizona,

Gilbert, G. K. 

Paleontology of reconnaissance

of the Black Hills, Grinnell. 

Report on portions of Colorado

and New Mexico, Loew. 

Reconnaissance in Black Hills,

Winchell, N. H. 

Sand dunes of San Luis Valley,

Ingersoll. 

Report on Utah, Nevada, Arizona,

and New Mexico, Howell,

E.E.

1876. New Tertiary lake basin, Grinnell and Dana, E. S.

Uinta Mountains, Powell, J. W.

Outlet of Great Salt Lake, Gilbert, G. K.

Ice in rocks near summit of Mount 

McClellan, Berthoud.

Restores outline of Lake Bonneville, Gilbert and Howell.

Maps of parts of California, 

Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, 

New Mexico, and Utah, Gilbert, Marvine a,nd Howell.

Supposed ancient outlet of Great 

Salt Lake, Packard, A. S.

Colorado plateau province, Gilbert, G. K.

Geology between Leavenworth 

and the Sierra Nevada, Engelmann, H.

Report of surveys for 1874, Hayden.

Mexican onyx, Barcena.

Section between headwaters of 

Missouri and Yellowstoue, 

Hayden.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 799

Pleistocene Continued.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN 

REGION Continued.

1876. Report of middle division of survey of Colorado, Peale.

1877. Work in Henry Mountains and 

on Lake Bonneville, Gilbert, 

G.K.

Map of parts of Arizona and New 

Mexico, Gilbert, Howell and 

Loew.

Map of parts of Arizona, Marcou, 

Gilbert and Marvine.

Report of southeast division, survey of Colorado, Endlich.

Report on Grand River region, 

Peale.

Results of surveys for 1875, Hayden.

Field work in Teton region, St. 

John.

Preliminary report of survey of 

the Territories, Hayden.

1878. Systematic geology of fortieth 

parallel survey, King, C.

Springs of Nevada, Lyle.

Recent glaciers in Wyoming, 

Hayden.

Portion of northwestern Colorado, White, C. A.

Preliminary report of survey of 

Territories, 1878, Hayden.

Ancient outlet of Great Salt Lake, 

Peale, Gilbert, G..K.

Report on White River district, 

Colorado, Eudlich.

Grand River district, Colorado, 

Peale.

1879. Obsidian in Yellowstone Park,

Holmes, W. H.

Apeculiav cave in Utah, Lee, L. A. 

Report of operations in Colorado

and New Mexico, Stevenson. 

Wanderings in the Western land,

Vivian. 

Survey of the fortieth parallel,

Newberry. 

Extinct volcanoes about Lake

Mono, Le Conte. 

Progress of survey of Wyoming

and Idaho, Hayden. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad

Guide, Utah, etc'., Davis, W. M.;

Hague, A.

Fossil shells from Colorado desert, Stearns.

Pleistocene Continued.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN 

REGION Continued.

1879. Alkali in Bridger Valley, Wyo., 

Goldsmith, E.

Report on paleontology, survey 

of Wyoming and Idaho, White, 

C.A.

Fortieth parallel survey, systematic geology, by King, Pumpelly.

Geology of Green River district, 

Peale.

1880. High plateaus of Utah, Button, 

Powell.

Mineral resources of the Black 

Hills, Jenney.

The Wasatch a growing mountain, Gilbert, G. K.

The great West, Hayden.

Lake Bonneville, Gilbert, G. K.

Report of Rocky Mountain division, Emmons, S. F.

Twin Lakes and Teocalli Mountain, Colo., Haydeu.

Outlet of Lake Bonneville, Gilbert, G. K.

Report of work in Great Basin, 

Gilbert, G. K.

1881. Loess of the Western plains, 

Child.

Atlas of Colorado, Hayden, F. V.

Illustrations of the earth's surface glaciers, Shaler and Davis.

Ancient glaciers of Rocky Mountains, Geikie.

Glacial observations in Wind 

River Mountain, Blackburn.

Examinations in Colorado and 

New Mexico, Stevenson.

1882. Report on work in Great Basin, 

Gilbert, G. K.

History of Lake Bonneville, Gilbert, G. K.

Report of work in Eureka district, Hague, A.

Volcanic drift of Challis, Idaho, 

Julien.

Post-Glacial joints, Gilbert, G. K.

Great deposit of mud and lava, 

Cope.

Examination of upper Columbia 

River, Symons.

Sulphur deposits in Utah and 

Nevada, Russell, I. C.
800 [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN 

REGION Continued.

1882. Geologischee und Montanistisches aus Utah, Ochsenius.

Oscnra copper and other mines in 

New Mexico, Peters, E. D.

Section in shafts near Leadville, 

Colo., Van Wagoner.

1883. Report on Wind River district, 

St. John.

Geology of Yellowstone Park, 

Holmes, W. H.

Mineral vein formation at Steamboat Springs, Le Conte.

Classification of lake basins, 

Davis, W. M.

Faults and earthquakes in Great 

Basin, Gilbert, G. K.

Report on work on Quaternary 

geology, Chamberlin, T. C.

Report on work in Great Basin, 

Gilbert, G. K.

Pre-Bonneville climate, Gilbert, 

G.K.

General statements, survey of 

Wyoming and Idaho, Hayden, 

F. V.

History of Lake Lahontan, Russell, I. C.

Playas and playa lakes, Russell, 

I.C.

San Juan region, Colorado, Cornstock.

1884. Silver-lead deposits of Eureka,

Nev., Curtis, j. S. 

Climate changes of late geologic

times, Whituey. 

Yellows tone Park reconnaissance,

Hague, A. 

Glacial drift in Montana and

Dakota, White, C. A. 

Volcanic dust in Great Basin,

Russell, I.C. 

Lakes of Great Basin, Russell,

I.C. 

Garden City ichnolites, Blake,

W.P.

Idaho Pliocene lake, Cope. 

Extinct glaciers of San Juan

Mountains, Colo., Hills, R. C. 

Gold sand from Idaho, Cross. 

Geologisches aus Utah, Roth. 

Report from Carroll to the Yellowstone Park, Dana and Grin-

- nell.

Pleistocene Continued.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN 

REGION Continued.

1884. Vertebrata of Tertiary of the 

West, Cope.

1885. Quaternary and Recent mollusca 

of the Great Basin, Call.

Study of thinolite of Lake Lahontan, Dana, E. S.

Quaternary lakes off the Great 

Basin, Gilbert, G. K.

Surface geology along Northern 

Pacific Railroad, Newberry.

Volcanic dust, Wadsworth.

Volcanic dust deposits in the 

Great Basin, Russell, I. C.

Missouri Coteau and its moraines, 

Todd.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Existing glaciers of the United 

States, Russell, I. C.

Mining industries of Utah, Huntley.

Geologic sketch of Rocky Mountain division, Emmons, S. F.

Report of division of Great Basin, 

Gilbert, G. K.

Topographic features of lake 

shores, Gilbert, G. K.

Report, Montana division, Hayden.

Notes on Minnehaha County, 

Dak., Upham.

Eroding power of ice, Newberry.

1886. Lacustrine deposits, Montana, 

Peale.

Agatized wood in Arizona, Kunz.

Geology and mining of Leadville, 

Emmons, S. F.

Aspen region, Colorado, Lakes.

Notes along Northern Pacific 

Railroad, Newberry.

Lake Lahontan, Russell, I. C.

Drift of Rocky Mountains, Cornstock.

1887. Volcanic ash, analysis, Clarke,

F.W. 

Phoenix mine, Arizona, Ricketts,

P. de P. 

Cimarron landslide, Colorado,

Cross.

1888. Geologic history of Yellowstone

Park, Hague, A.

Report of Territorial geologist, 

Wyoming, Ricketts.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 801

Pleistocene Continued.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TO GREAT BASIN 

REGION Continued.

1888. Division of Glacial geology,

Chamberlin, T. C. 

Literature of geyserite, Merrill,

G.P. 

Aspen, Colo., Brunton, Emmons,

S.F. 

Glaciers in the Rocky Mountains,

Emmons, S. F. 

Infusorial earth in west Denver,

Headden.

On ray County, Colo., Kedzie. 

Trinidad coal region, Lakes.

1889. Report of Montana division,

Peale.

Fauna of Equus beds, Cope. 

Dry lakes, Jenney. 

Deep well at Nampa, Wright,

G.F.

Denver basin, Cannon. 

Field for research in Rocky

Mountains, Hills. 

Denver Tertiary, Cross.

1890. Analysis of adobe soil, Eakins. 

Lake Bonneville, Gilbert, G. K. 

Natural soda, Chatard. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Davis, W. M.; Gilbert, G. K.;

Hague, A.; Hastings, Pumpelly,

Willis, Eldridge. 

Eastern Colorado, Cannon. 

Yellowstone Park, Weed. 

Record of well at Nampa, Idaho,

Kurtz,

Age of beds in Boise River region, Emmons, S. F.; Cope. 

Warren's Geography, Brewer. 

Deformation of geoid by removal

of waters of Lake Bonneville,

Woodward, R. S.

1891. Features of Rocky Mountains, 

Hills.

Perry Park, Colo., Cannon.

Great Falls coal field, Newberry.

Nampa image, Wright, G. F.

Recent lava flow in New Mexico, 

Tarr.

PACIFIC STATES.

1845. Formations in portions of Oregon 

and California, Hall, J.

1849. Notes on the California gold region, Lynian, C. S.

Bull. 127 51

Pleistocene Continued.

PACIFIC STATES Continued. 

1849. United States exploring expedition, Dana, J. D.

1851. Geology and resources of California, Tyson, P. T.

1852. Quaternary in California, 

Blake, J.

1853. Geology of the Sierra Nevada,

Trask. 

Extent of gold region, Blake,

W.P.

Silicified plants from California, 

Blake, W. P.

1854. Geology of coast mountains and 

part of Sierra Nevada, Trask.

Ancient lake in the Colorado 

desert, Blake, W. P.

Preliminary report of survey in 

California, Blake, W. P.

1855. Gisement de 1'or en Californie,

Marcou, J. 

Coast of California from Bodega

Bay to San Diego, Blake, W. P. 

Account of volcanic springs in

southern California, Le Conte. 

Geology of coast mountains, etc.,

California, Trask. 

Geology of route to Pacific Ocean

in California and Oregon, Newberry. 

Fossil shells from California,

Conrad.

1856. Remarks on geology of California, Blake, W. P.

Report on northern and southern 

California, Trask.

Reconnaissance from the Mississippi to Los Angeles, Gal., Marcou, J.

Geology of route to Pacific near 

thirty-fifth parallel, Marcou, J.; 

Blake, W. P.

Report upon route to the Pacific 

in California, Blake, W. P.

1857. Notes on auriferous gravels,

Davis, H. 

Volcanoes in Colorado desert,

Veatch. 

Reconnaissance to mouth of Gila

River, Parry, C. C. 

Report upon routes to the Pacific

in California and to the Rio

Grande, Antisell. < 

1859. Boden-Verhiiltnisse der californischen Gold-Distrikte, Burkart.'
802 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

PI eis tocene C ontinued.

PACIFIC STATES Continued. 

1861. Country between Lake Superior 

and the Pacific, Hector.

1865. La Californie, Friguet.

Geology of California, field work

for 1860-1865, Whitney, J. D. 

Deep placers of Nevada County,

Cal., Silliman. 

Whitney's geology of California,

Brewer.

1866. Miocene and Cretaceous at Santa

Barbara, Cal., Jackson3 C. T. 

Faune primordiale dans le Pays 

de Galles, et la g6ologie californienne, Marcou, J. 

Constitution ge"ologique et ininiere de la Californie, Friguet.

1867. Drift of Pacific Coast, Whitney, J. D.

1868. Mastodon in placers of California,

Silliman. 

The Yoseinite book, Whitney,

J.D. 

Gradual elevation about San

Francisco, Blake, J. 

Salt Spring Valley region, Calaveras County, Cal., Goodyear. 

Human skullin Calaveras County,

Cal., Whitney, J.D. 

Absence of northern drift in the

West, Whituey, J. D. 

Notes in Hetch-Hetchy Valley,

Cal., Hoffman, C. F.

1869. Chemical geology of gold fields 

of California, Phillips.

1870. Goldlagerstatten Californiens, 

Burkart.

1871. Glaciers de 1'ouest des fitatsUnis, Grad.

Glaciers on Pacific Slope, King, C. 

Glaciers of Mount Hood, Hague,

A. 

Glaciers of Mount Rauier, Emmons, S. F. 

1873. Ancient glaciers of the Sierras,

Le Conte.

Oregon borate of lime, Chase. 

Glaciers in California, Muir. 

Glaciation of the Yosemite Valley, Kneeland. 

Region of the Yosemite Valley,

Clarke, G.

Coast surface geology, Bowman. 

Klamath River mines, Chase,

A.W.

Pleistocene Continued.

PACIFIC STATES Continued.

1873. Notes on coast of Oregon, Goodyear.

Ancient glaciers of the Sierras, 

Le Conte.

1874. Report of State geologist of 

Oregon, Condon.

Mountain sculpture in the Sierra 

Nevada, Carr.

Auriferous gravels of Gold Bluffs, 

Chase. -

Great lava flood of the West and 

structure of Cascade Mountains, Le Conte.

Blue gravel of California, Goldsmith, E.

1875. Geology of Sierra Nevada in relation to vein mining, Bowman.

Ancient glaciers of the Sierra 

Nevada, Le Conte.

Gravels of Placer County, Cal., 

Davidson, G.

Auriferous gravels of California, 

Davidson, G.

Recent volcano inPlumas County, 

Cal., Harkness, H. W.

California during the Pliocene, 

Cooper, J. G.

High Sierra south of Mount 

Whitney, Goodyear, W. A.

Abrasion of shores of northwestern America, Davidson, G.

Artesian wells of Los Angeles 

County, Cal., Chase.

Origin of cascades and submerged 

forests of the Columbia, Blake, 

W. P.

Studies on formation of mountains in Sierra Nevada, Muir.

1876. Reports on portions of southern 

California; Marcou, J.

Glacial action at head of Johnson's Pass, Blake, J.

Report on southeastern California region, Loew.

Wheeler's Expedition durch das 

siidliche Californien, Loew.

Causes of cold of Ice period, Newberry.

1877. Part of western Nevada and eastern California, Conkling. 

Glacial marks on Pacific and Atlantic coasts compared, Packard.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 803

Pleistocene Continued.

PACIFIC STATES Continued.

1877. Post-Glacial history of Sequoia 

gigantea, Muir.

Ancient river channel of California, Jacobs, H. S.

Glaciers in Oregon and Washington, Coleman.

1878. Report on portions of Nevada 

and California, Conkling.

Alkaline and boracic lakes of 

California, Phillips, J. A.

Notes on surface geology of 

Pacific Slope, Dawson, G. M.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Oregon, etc., Condon.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, California, Cooper, 

J.C.

Hydraulic mining in California, 

Bowie, A. J.

Hillocks of San Diego, Barnes, 

G.W.

Eruptions along Cascade Mountains, Condon.

1880. Auriferous gravels of Sierra 

Nevada, Whituey, J. D.

Old river beds of California, Le 

Conte.

Field notes on auriferous gravels, 

Goodyear.

1881. Quaternary of Washington, 

Sternberg.

1882. Lava flows and lacustrine deposits, Newberry. 

Vein formation iu progress at 

Sulphur Bank, Cal., Le Conto 

and Rising.

1883. Note sur la geologic do la Californie, Marcou, J. 

Ueber die Geologic Califoruiens, 

Marcou, J.

1884. Reconnaissance in southern Oregon, Russell, I. C.

Steep slopes of Western loess, 

Hilgard.

Physical and agricultural features of California, Hilgard.

Volcanic rocks in Cascade range, 

Diller.

Climate changes of later geologic times, Whitney, J. D.

1885. Geologic sketch of Pacific division, Becker.

Eroding power of ice, Newberry. 

Map of Lfaited States, McGee.

Pleistocene Continued.

PACIFIC STATES Continued.

1885. Existing glaciers of the United

States, Russell, I. C. 

Graviers aurif'6res do la Sierra

Nevada, Fuch. 

[Analysis of rocks, etc.], work

done in Wash in gton laboratory,

Clarke and Chatard. 

Glaciers of the high sierras of

California, Russell, I. C.

1886. Mount Pitt, Enimous, A. B.

Kern County, Cal., Haggin.

San Diego County, Cal., Hanks.

Notes along Northern Pacific 

Railroad, Newberry.

Post-Tertiary elevation of Sierra

Nevada, Le Conte.

1887-1889. Glaciation of Pacific Coast, 

Wright, G. F.

Infusorial earth, Day.

Surface geology of southern 

Oregon, Biddle.

Transcontinental railroads, 

Lang.

San Bernardiuo County, Cal., 

Goodyear.

Tulare County, Cal., Goodyear.

Ventura County, Cal., Bowers.

Agriculture and late Quaternary 

geology, Hilgard.

American classification, Marcou, 

J.

Across the Sauta Barbara channel, Fewkes.

California by counties, Irelan.

Flora of coast islands of California, Le Conte.

Drift mining, Duun.

Dry lakes, Jenney.

Catalogue of California fossils, 

Cooper.

Glaciation of eastern flanks of 

Sierra Nevada, Am. Geol.

Hanksite, Hanks.

Inyo County, Cal., Goodyear.

Lake Lahontau, Russell, I. C.

Los Angeles County, Cal., Goodyear.

Mono County, Cal., Whiting.

Natural gas region, California, 

AVeber.

Petroleum, asphaltum, and gas 

regions, California, Goodyear.

Analysis of clays from Owens 

Lake, Cal., Chatard.
804 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

PACIFIC STATES Continued. 

1887-1889. Auriferous gravels of California, Hammond.

Mono Valley, Cal., Kussell, I. C.

Clays, Johnson, W. D.

Santa Clara County, Cal., Weber.

Protozoonites, Friedrich. 

1890. Macfarlaue's Eailroad Guide, 

Cooper, Condon.

Placer County, Cal., Hobson.

Searles borax marsh, California, 

De Groot.

Monterey County, Cal., Angel.

Los Angeles County, Cal., Preston.

Merced and San Joaquin counties, 

Cal., Watts.

San Mateo County, Cal., Watts.

Orange County, Cal., Bowers.

Sacramento County, Cal., Watts.

Ancient river beds of Forest Hill 

divide, California, Browne.

Infusorial earths of Pacific Slope, 

Edwards.

Tuolumne Table Mountain in 

California, Becker.

Man and the Glacial period, 

Wright, G. F.

Mount Diablo, Cal., Turner.

Late volcanic eruption in California, Diller.

Mohawk lake beds, Turner.

Colorado Desert, Orcutt.

Eeview of the Quaternary era,

Upham.

EASTERN CANADA.

18.14. Geology of Labrador, Steinhauer. 

1822. Geology, etc., of Malbay, lower

Canada, Bigsby.

1824. Journey across Newfoundland, 

Cormack.

Newfoundland in 1824, Bonnycastle.

Geology of Montreal, Bigsby," J. J.

1829. A few rocks and minerals of upper 

Canada, Bonnycastle.

Notes on neighborhood of Falls 

of Montmorenci, Green, W.

Geognosy of part of the Saguenay 

country, Baddeley.

1830. Arctic regions, steppes of Russia, 

etc., Am. Jour. Sci.

1831. Mineralogy and geology of Nova 

Scotia, Jackson and Alger.

Pleistocene Continued.

EASTERN CANADA Continued. 

1831. Geognosy of St. Paul Bay, Baddeley.

Country between Rivers St. Maurice and Saguenay, Baddeley.

1835. Sketch of southeast lower Canada, Baddeley.

1836. Scientific expedition, Maine and

Nova Scotia, Emmons, E. 

Geology and mineralogy of Nova 

Scotia, Gesner.

1838. Magdalen River district, Richardson, J.

1839. Preliminary report on Newfoundland, Jukes.

First report on survey of New 

Brunswick, Gesner.

1840. Report on survey of New Brunswick, Gesner.

Notes on north coast of St. Lawrence, Bay field.

Handbook of Nova Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

1841. Certain features of River St. 

John, in New Brunswick, 

Robb.

Third report of survey of New 

Brunswick, Gesner.

1842. Fourth report of survey of New

Brunswick, Gesner. 

Excursions in Newfoundland in

1839 and 1840, Jukes. 

Excursion in Prince Edward

Island, Dawson, J. W.

1843. Report on survey of New Brunswick, Gesner.

Report on survey of Newfoundland, Jukes.

1844. Ridges, beaches, etc., of Canadian lakes and the St. Lawrence, Lyell.

1845. Travels in North America, Lyell. 

District between Georgian Bay 

and Lake Erie, Murray, A.

1846. Packing of ice and modern deposits in valley of the St. Lawrence, Logan.

1847. Report on Ottawa River district,

Logan. 

On whirlpool and rapids below

Niagara, Bakewell, R. 

Report on eastern peninsula of

Canada, Murray, A. 

Drift of Montreal, Rogers, H. D.
DAHTON.j NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 805

Pleistocene Continued.

EASTERN CANADA Continued.

1849. North coast of Lake Huron, Murray, A.

South side of St. Lawrence from 

Lake Champlain, Logan.

1850. Report of chemist of survey of

Canada, Hunt, T. S. 

Report of survey of Canada for 

1849-50, Logan.

1851. Drift strue in Now Brunswick, 

Robb.

Deposits of shells in Maine, on 

Lake Chainplain, and St. Lawrence, Desor.

Subsidence of shore of Labrador, 

Wyrnan.

Shells far above sea level, Desor, 

Rogers, H. D.

Glaciation on shore of Labrador, 

Wyrnan.

On erratics of Canada, Bigsby.

Subsidence of shore of Newfoundland, Perley.

1852. Gold-bearing drift in the Chaudiere, Logan. 

Chemical work of survey of

Canada, Hunt, T. S. 

Report on peninsula between

Lakes Huron, St. Clair, and

Erie, Murray, A. 

Region between the Ottawa and

St. Lawrence, Murray, A.

1853. Valley of the Notawasaga, Fleming.

Notes on Toronto, Hind. 

Geology of Quebec and environs, 

Bigsby.

1854. Coquilles marines dans le bassin 

du lac Ontario, Desor.

Geology of Rainy Lake, Hudson 

Bay, Bigsby.

Report on country lying north of 

Lake Ontario, Murray, A.

Submerged forest at Fort Lawrence, Nova Scotia, Dawson, 

J.W.

Work oil north side of St. Lawrence, Logan.

1855. Geology of Hudson Bay territory

and portions of the Arctic

regions, Isbester. 

Acadian geology, Dawson, J.

W. 

Esquisse gdologique du Canada,

Logan and Hunt.

Pleistocene Continued.

EASTEHN CANADA Continued.

1856. Rocks from Arctic Archipelago, 

Murchisou.

1857. Newer Pliocene and post-Pliocene 

of Montreal, Dawson, J. W.

Parallelism of rocks of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

Parts of Huron and Western districts, Murray, A.

Tertiary of Canada and its fossils, Billings.

Explorations in region north of 

Lake Huron, Murray, A.

Region beween Georgian Bay and 

Ottawa River, Murray, A.

Position of elephant remains of 

North America, Foster.

Work in Anticosti and Mingan 

islands and Magdalen River, 

Richardson, J.

Newer Pliocene fossils of St. LaAvronce "Valley, Dawson, J. W.

1858. Limestones of Ottawa district, 

etc., Billings.

Georgian Bay district, Murray, A.

Causes which have influenced the 

scenery of Canada, Ramsay.

Glacial phenomena in Canada 

and the United States, Ramsay.

Lecture on Sable Island, Gilpin, E.

Coal in Canada, Dawsou, J. W.

1859. Laureutian in River Rouge district, Logau.

Post-Pliocene of St. Lawrence 

Valley, Dawson, J. W.

Work in Gasp6 Peninsula, Richardson, J.

1860. Notes on Collington Township,

Canada west, Chapman. 

Tertiary fossils from Labrador,

Maine, etc., Dawson, J. W. 

Geology of Hastings County,

Chapman.

Coast of Labrador, Lieber. 

Geology of Belleville district,

Chapman.

1861. Geology of Murray Bay, lower 

St. Lawrence, Dawson, J. W.

Drift of western Canada, Chapman.

Notes on Davenport gravel drift, 

Fleming.

Expedition nach Labrador, Lieber.
806 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 12?.

Pleistocene Contin tied.

EASTERN CANADA Continued.

1861. Elevation and depression of 

North America, Geener.

Geology of part of county of 

Norfolk, De Cew.

Fresh-water shells in some postTertiary deposits, Bell.

Canadian caverns, Gibbs, G. D.

1862. Gold fields of Nova Scotia,

Honey man.

Physical condition of the superficial deposits in Canada, Robb.

1863. Recent movements of the earth's 

crust, Belt, T.

Report of survey of Canada to 

1863, Logan.

Elephant remains in Canada, 

Billings.

Superficial geology of Gasp<5, 

Bell.

History of bitumens and bituminous shales, Hunt, T. S.

1864. Stekin-Fluss im britischen NordAmerika, Blake, W. P.

Geology of Ottawa Valley, Grant, 

J.A.

Gold of eastern Canada, Logan.

Supposed Glacial drift in Labrador and western Canada, Hind.

Rocks in vicinity of Halifax, 

Gossip.

Peat and its uses, Hunt, T. S.

Glacial phenomena in Nova 

Scotia, Silliman.

Notes on geology and botany of 

New Brunswick, Bailey, L. W.

Address, Natural History Society 

of Montreal, Dawson, .T. W.

1865. Elevation and subsidence, Billings.

Production and preservation of 

lakes by ice action, Belt, T.

Montreal Natural History Society, address, Dawson, J. W.

Geology of southern New Brunswick, Bailey, L. W.

Preliminary report on New 

Brunswick, Hind.

Post-Pliocene at Riviere du Loup 

and Tadoussac, Dawson, J. W.

Reiseskizzen aus Neu - Braunschweig, Credner.

1866. Manitoulin Islands, Bell.

Gold region of lower Canada, 

Michel.

Pleistoc ene C ontinued.

EASTERN CANADA Continued.

1866. Glacial period in North America,

Belt, T. 

Drift phenomena of Labrador,

Packard. 

Gold region of lower Canada,

Hunt, T. S. 

Rocks of northern peninsula of

Newfoundland, Murray, A. 

Glacial phenomena of Labrador

and Maine, Packard. 

Auriferous deposits of Nova

Scotia, Hamilton, P. S. 

Geographic sketch of Canada,

Hunt, T. S.

1867. Description ge"ologique du Canada, Hunt, T. S.

Relations of Glacial deposits of 

Scotland and Canada, Crosby, 

H. W.

Relations between Glacial deposit of Scotland and those of 

Canada, Crosskey.

Glacial movements in valley of 

St. Lawrence, Whittlesey.

1868. Conditions of distribution of 

plants in Canada, Drummond.

Gold region of Nova Scotia, Hunt, 

T. S.

Bird tracks in basin of Minas, 

Hartt.

Comparison of icebergs with 

glaciers with reference to bowlder clay of Canada, Dawson, 

J. W.

Plants and climate of post-Pliocene of Canada, Dawson, J. W.

1869. Relations and character of Western bowlder drift, Andrews, E.

Geology, etc., of Hastings County, 

Canada, Wallbridge.

Mineralogy of Nova Scotia, 

How, H.

1870. Report on Hastings County, Vernon. 

Modern glacial action in Canada,

Bleasdell. 

Goderich salt region and on iron

ores, Hunt, T. S. 

Report on Manitoulin Islands,

etc., Bell, R. 

Submerged trees in Cumberland

basin, Hamilton, P. S. 

Ice marks in Newfoundland, Kerr,

J. H.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 807

Pleistocene C ontinu ed.

EASTERN CANADA Continued.

1870. Report on rocks of lower St.

Lawrence, Richardson, J. 

Shore of the St. Lawrence below 

Quebec, Richardson, J.

1871. Surface geology of Great Lakes 

and Mississippi Valley, Newberry.

Position and height of plateau in 

which New England glaciers 

originated, Dana, J. D.

Report on Prince Edward Island, 

Dawson and Harrington.

Position of elephant and mastodon remains, Newberry.

1872. Region north of Lake Superior, 

Bell, R.

Changes of climate during Glacial period, Geikie.

Notes on Prince Edward Island, 

Dawson, J. W.

Lake basins and Arctic currents, 

Dawson, J. W.

Gold fields of Quebec and Nova 

Scotia, Selwyu.

Bay and River Exploits, Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Northwestern New Brunswick, 

Robb.

Surface geology of New Brunswick, Matthew.

Post-Pliocene of Canada, Dawson, J. W.

1873. Birch clay from Fort Garry, Jrlarrington, B. J.

Dawson on post-Pliocene geology 

of Canada, Dana, J. D.

Arcadia iron deposits, Nova Scotia, Selwyn.

Glacial and Champlain in New 

England, Dana, J. D.

Country between Lake Temiscamingue and Abbitibbi, McOuat.

Country between Lake Superior 

and Winnipeg, Bell. R.

1874. Country between the Red River 

and the Saskatchewan and 

Lake Superior, Bell, R.

Record of observations on Nova 

Scotia geology, Honeyinan.

On some fossil bones, Gilpin.

Carboniferous of St. Georges Bay, 

Newfoundland, Gilpin.

Summary of investigations, 

1873-74, Selwyn.

Pleistocene Continued.

EASTERN CANADA Continued.

1874. Cetacean and Niagara fossils in

New Brunswick, Honeyinan. 

History of a bowlder, Honeyman. 

Nova Scotian geology, Honeyman.

1875. Neighborhood of Hamilton, Spencer, J. W.

Outline of geology of Ontario, 

Chapman.

Huron County, Ontario, Gibson, J.

Distribution of plants and marine 

origin of Erie clays, Drummond.

Post-Pliocene near Bathurst, New 

Brunswick, Paisley.

Address to Natural History Society of Montreal, 1872, Dawson, J. W.

Address to Natural History Society of Montreal, geologic history, 1874, Dawson, J. W.

Clays on Tattagouche River, 

Paisley.

1876. Outline of geology of Canada, 

Chapman.

Ice and ice work in Newfoundland, Milne.

Useful minerals of New Brunswick, Bailey.

Ice marks in Newfoundland, 

Packard.

1877. Rocks of Newfoundland, Milne.

Note on the Glacial era, Dana, 

J.D.

American surface geology, Wood, 

S.V.

Glaciation in Nova Scotia, Honeyman.

Explorations between James Bay, 

Lakes Superior and Huron, 

Bell, R.

1878. Leading geologic areas of Canada, 

Chapman.

Goderich salt region, Hunt, T. S.

Eozoic rocks in Hastings and 

Prince Edward counties, Ontario, Wilkins.

History of North American lake 

region, Maw.

Address to Natural History Society of Montreal, Pleistocene 

history, Dawson, J. W.

Calciferous bowlders near Toronto, Hinde.
808 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued.

EASTERN CANADA Continued.

1878. Belceil Mountain, Dawson, J. W. 

Nova Scotia geology, Honeyman. 

Geology of coast of Arctic lands,

Feilden and De Ranee. 

Causes of Glacial phenomena in

northeastern United States, Torell. 

A month in New Brunswick,

Honeyman. 

Post-Pliocene mollusca in Acadia,

Matthew. 

Glacial and interglacial strata

near Toronto, Hinde. 

Northeastern coast of Labrador,

Hind. 

Superficial deposits of Ontario,

Wilkins.

1879. East coast of Hudson Bay, Bell.

Superficial geology of southern 

New Brunswick, Matthew.

Salt mine, Goderich, Canada, 

Heinrich.

Glacial period in eastern America, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Surveys in Cape Breton, Fletcher.

Country between Lake Winnipeg and Hudson Bay, Bell, R.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

1880. Alleged changes in relative elevation of land and sea, Mitchell, H. 

Lecture notes on Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Chemical contributions to the 

geology of Canada, Hoffmaun.

1881. Glacial drift and its terminal 

moraines, Upham.

Report on Hudson Bay, Bell, R.

Northern New Brunswick, Ells.

Report on counties of Nova 

Scotia, Fletcher, H.

Magdalen Islands, Richardson, J.

Tidal erosion in Bay of Fundy, 

Mattheiv.

Chemical contributions to geology of Canada, Hoffmanu.

Ancieu t outlet of Lake Manitoba, 

Treherne.

Boring in Souris River valley, 

Selwyn.

1882. Geology of upper Flambeau

Valley, King, F. H. 

Sable Island, MacDonald.

Pleistocene Continued.

EASTERN CANADA Continued.

1882. Glacial marks in Labrador,

Packard.

Metalliferous sands, Honeyman. 

Features of lower Great Lakes

during Great River age,

Spencer, J. W. 

Terraces and beaches of Lake

Ontario, Spencer, J. W. 

Notes on Point Pleasant, Cameron.

Nova Scotiau geology, Honeyman. 

Geologic waifs from Magdalen

Islands, Honeymau. 

Notes on Bedford, Sackville, and

Hamrnonds Plains, Nova Scotia.,

Hare.

1883. Geology of western end of Lake 

Ontario, Spencer, J. W.

Unsolved problems in geology, 

Dawsou, J. W.

Glaciation of Newfoundland, 

Murray, A.

Comparison of Acadian and Scottish Glacial beds, Richardsou., R.

Notes on southeastern Quebec, 

Selwyii.

Canadian Pleistocene, DaAvsou, 

J. W.

Report on Moose River and Lake 

of the Woods, Bell, R.

Surface geology of the Bale dea 

Chaleurs region, Chalmers.

Whale in gravel near Smiths 

Falls, Ontario, Dawson, J. W.

Changes of level on east coast of 

North America, Cook, G. H.

Lacustrine formation of Torryburn Valley, Matthew.

Analyses of soils, Edwards, 

J.B.

Terminal moraine of second Glacial period, Chaniberlin, T. C.

Erosion from ice in Baie des 

Chaleurs, Chalmers.

Geologic history of St. Johns 

River, New Brunswick, Bailey, 

L. W.

Distinguishing lacustrine from 

marine deposits, Matthew.

Report on Gaspe" Peninsula, Ells.

Glacial markings in Laureutian 

Hills, Andrews, E.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 809

Pleistocene Continued.

EASTERN CANADA Continued.

1883. Northern and eastern New Brunswick, Ells.

Glacial phenomena of Bay of 

Chaleurs region, Chaliners.

1884. Canadian Paleozoic outlines, 

Willcox.

Glacial action in northern New 

York and Canada, Willcox.

Report on north shore of Labrador. Bell, R.

Sand plains and changes of level 

of the upper Ottawa, Odium.

Superficial geology of Dundas 

Valley, etc., Kennedy.

List of fossils from Ottawa and 

vicinity, Ami.

1885. Hudson Bay district, Bell, R.

Observations in Saguenay region,

Laflanime. 

Glacial action north of the St.

Lawrence, Willcox. 

Geology of Halifax Harbor, Honey man. 

Report on northern Cape Breton,

Fletcher.

Ice age theories, Hill, E. 

York and Carleton counties, New

Brunswick, Bailey, L. W. 

Glacial distribution in Canada,

Houeyman. 

Glacial action in Labrador, Heilprin. 

Relations of geologic work in

Canada and the Old World,

Dawson, J. W. 

Labrador Coast and Hudson

Strait region, Bell, R. 

Eroding power of ice, Newberry. 

Surface geology of Frederickton,

New Brunswick, Reed, W. T. L. 

Surface geology of Avestern New

Brunswick, Chaliners.

1886. Geology of Antigonish, Nova 

Scotia, Honeyman.

Our Glacial problem, Honeyinan.

Glaciation, Halifax Harbor, 

Honeyman.

Physical features and glacial action, Nova Scotia, Murphy.

Pleistocene fossils from Anticosti, 

Grant and Dawson.

Glacial transportation in Nova 

Scotia, Houeyman.

Pleistocene Continued.

EASTERN CANADA Continued.

1886. Geologic note of excursions, Nova

Scotia, Honeymau. 

Glacial action in Canada and Loch

Eck, Scotland, Houeyman. 

Sable Island, MacDonald. 

Deepest lake in America, Bailey,

L: w.

Surface geology of New Brunswick, Chalmers.

Mistassini expedition, Low.

Chignecto Isthmus, Monro.

Islands in Lake Winnipeg, Panton.

Landslide near Brantford, Ontario, Spencer, J. W.

Cornwallis Island, Halifax, 

Houeyman.

Bowlder drift, etc., on lower St. 

Lawrence, Dawson, J. W.

Shells in Selkirk, McDougall.

1887. Fossils from Anticosti, Grant,

C. E. 

Portions of eastern townships,

Ells.

Relations of Canadian to European geology, Dawson, J. W. 

Age of Niagara River, Spencer,

J. W. 

Anticosti shell marl, analysis,

Adams, F. D. 

At-ta-wa-pish-kat and Albany

rivers, Bell, R. 

New Brunswick and Quebec,

Chalmers. 

New Brunswick, Bailey and McInnes. 

Canadian and Scottish Glacial

geology, Richardson, R. 

Labrador, physical geography,

Packard. 

Brantford landslide, Ontario,

Spencer, J. W.

St. Lawrence Valley, Laflamme. 

Mines of Lake Superior, Ingall. 

Hudson Bay, Low. 

Surface geology, New Brunswick,

Chalmers.

1888. Nova Scotia, Aylesford, Honeyman.

Nova Scotia, Glacial geology, 

Honeyman.

Nova Scotia, Guysborough, Antigonish, and Pictou, Fletcher.

Nova Scotian superficial geology, 

Honeyman.
810 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pleistoc ene Continued.

EASTERN CANADA Continued.

1888. Old shore lines in the Ontario 

basin, Gilbert, G. K.

Origin of some features in Canada, Bell, R.

St. Lawrence basin and the Great 

Lakes, Spencer, J. W.

Ancient shore line near Toronto, 

Ives.

Changes of level of the Great 

Lakes, Gilbert, G. K.

Drift north of Lake Superior, 

Spencer, J. W.

The Iroquois beach, Spencer, J. 

W.

Great Lake basins of Canada, 

Drummond.

Ottawa clays and gravels, Bowman.

Ottawa, vicinity of Government 

farm, Ami.

Labrador, cruise to northern,

Packard.

. Labrador, Ungava district, Turner, L.

Ottawa region, Ami.

Petrography of drift of central 

Ontario, Coleman.

Petroleum field of Ontario,Bell,R.

Lakes Temiscamingue and Abbittibbi, and Montreal River region, Bell, R.

1889. Pleistocene at Eiviere Beauclette, 

Dawson, J. W.

Another old channel of the Niagara, Scovell.

Arctic currents as factors in Canadian geology, Gasking.

Local geology of Mankato, Bechdolt.

Glaciation of eastern Canada, 

Chalmers.

Glacial bowlders of our fisheries, 

Honeyman.

Lecture on geology, Ells.

Life history of Niagara Falls, 

Pohlman.

1890. Progress of investigations, New

Brunswick, Bailey, L. W. 

Report on Quebec, Ells, Walcott. 

Pictou and Colchester counties,

Nova Scotia, Fletcher. 

Southern invertebrata on shores

of Acadia, Ganong.

Pleistocene Continued.

EASTERN CANADA Continued.

1890. Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Dawson, G. M.

Iroquois beach, Davis, W. M., 

Spencer, J. W.

Deformation of Iroquois beach, 

Spencer, J. W.

Northeastern extension of the 

Iroquois beach, Spencer, J. W.

General Pleistocene submergence, 

Spencer, J. W.

Ancient shores in region of Great 

Lakes, Spencer, J. W.

Origin of basins of the Great 

Lakes, Spencer, J.W.) Bonney, 

Hiude, Seeley.

History of Niagara River, Gilbert, G. K.

Country northwest of Lake Superior, Lawson.

Fiords and great lake basins of 

North America, Upham.

Lake St. John country, Chambers.

A moraine of recession in Ontario, Wright, G. F.

Gravel deposits of Ontario, Spencer, J. W.

Potholes north of Lake Superior, 

McKellar.

Geology of Ontario, Bell, R.

Geology of the northwest of Lake 

Superior, Harvey.

Northwestern Manitoba, Tyrrell.

Glaciation of eastern Canada, 

Chalmers.

Glacial geology of Cape Breton, 

Houeyman.

Gleanings in Nova Scotia and 

Cape Breton, Honeymau.

Surface geology of southern New 

Brunswick, Chalmers.

1891. Review of the Quaternary era,

Upham. 

Formation of Toronto Island,

Clark, L. J. 

Drift rocks of central Ontario,

Coleman.

Grand River, Labrador, Gary. 

Was Lake Iroquois an arm of the

sea, Davis, Stone, Spencer,J.W. 

Davis on the Iroquois beach,

Spencer, J. W. 

Later physiographic geology of

Rocky Mountain region in Canada, Dawson, G. M.
DAB-TON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 811

Pleistocene Continued.

EASTERN CANADA Continued. 

1891. Nova Scotia, Gilpin.

Beach phenomena, Quaco, New 

Brunswick, Whittle.

Southern invertebrata on shores 

of Acadia, Ganong.

Subsidence in later Glacial times, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Chemical contributions [Analyses 

of clays], Hoffinann.

Environs of Quebec, Marcou, J.

Surface geology of Pictou coal 

fields, Poole.

Cause of active compressive stress 

in rocks, Reade.

Old channel of Niagara River, 

Scovell.

High level shores and their doformation, Spencer, J. W.

Post-Pliocene continental subsidence versus glacial dams, 

Spencer, J. W.

Deformation of the Algonqnin 

beach, Spencer, J. W.

Highest old shore line in Mackinac Island, Taylor.

Inequality of distribution of the 

englacial drift, Upham.

Glacial lakes in Canada, Upham.

Criteria of englacial and subglacial drift, Upham.

Lakes inclosed by modified drift,

Upham.

WESTERN BRITISH AMERICA. 

1852. Geology of Lake of the Woods,

Bigsby.

1855. Geology of Hudson Bay Territories, etc., Isbester.

1859. Report of Assiuniboiuo and Saskatchewan expedition, Hind. 

Exploration of country between 

Lake Superior and Red River 

colony, Dawson, S. J.

1860. Southeast Vancouver Island,

Banermau.

Geologie des sildwestlichen 

Theils von Vancouver's Inse'l, 

Banermau.

1861. Country between Lake Superior

and the Pacific, Hector. 

Drift of -western Canada, by 

Chapman, Dawson, J. W.

1863. Report of explorations in British 

America, Hector.

Pleistocene Continued.

WESTERN BRITISH AMERICA Continued.

1867. Glaciers of Bute Inlet, British

Columbia, Whymper, F. 

Glaciers of Alaska, Blake, W. P.

1868. Features of the northwest coast

of America, Blake, T. A. 

Absence of northern drift in the 

West, Whitney, J. D.

1869. Geology of Alaska, Blake, T.

A.

Geology from Lake Superior to 

valley of Red River, Hind.

1870. Northern drift on Pacific slope of 

Rocky Mountains, Brown, R.

1871. Terraces of British Columbia, 

Begbie.

1872. Coal fields of Vancouver Island, 

Richardson, J.

Explorations in British Columbia, Selwyn.

Country between Lake Superior 

and Albany River, Bell, R.

1873. Glacial grooves in Vancouver

Island, Davidson. 

Coal, Vancouver and Queen Charlotte, Richardson, J.

1874. Champlain deposits north of Lake 

Superior, Dawson, G. M.

Lignite Tertiary near forty-ninth 

parallel, Dawson, G. M.

Observations in Northwest Territory, Selwyn.

Boring in Manitoba, Ward.

1875. Report on region from Lake of 

the Woods to the Rocky Mountains, by Dawson, Dana, J. D.

Valley of Minnesota River, Warren, G. K.

Superficial geology of central 

region of North America, Dawson, G. M.

Report on region along fortyninth parallel to the Rocky 

Mountains, Dawson, G. M.

Northwest Territory from Manitoba to Rocky Mountains, Selwyn.

1876. Report of survey of Canada for

for 1874-75, Selwyn. 

Explorations in British Columbia,

Richardson, J.

Country between upper Assinniboino River and Lake Manitoba, etc., Spencer, J. W.
812 CATALOGUE AND INDEX [BtJLL.127.

Pleistocene Continued.

WESTERN BRITISH AMERICA Continued.

1876. Country west of Lake Manitoba 

and about Lake Winnipeg, etc., 

Bell, R.

1877. Borings in Northwest Territory

in 1875, Ells. 

Exploration in British Columbia,

Selwyn, Dawson, G. M. 

Notes on lower Peace aud Athabasca rivers, Macoun.

1878. Explorations in British Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

Superficial geology of British 

Columbia, Dawsou, G. M.

Leading geologic areas of Canada, Chapman.

Surface geology of British Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

Mines and minerals of British 

Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

Erratics at high levels in the 

Northwest, Dawson, G. M.

More recent changes in level of 

west of British Columbia, 

Dawson, G. M.

1879. Exploration in southern interior 

of British Columbia, Dawson, 

G.M.

1880. Explorations on Churchill and

Nelson rivers, etc., Bell, R. 

Report on Queen Charlotte Island, Dawson, G. M.

1881. Glaciation of British Columbia, 

Dawson. G. M.

Geology of British Columbia 

Dawson, G. M.

Superficial geology of British 

Columbia, Dawson, J. W.

Lignite Tertiary, Sauris River to 

one hundred and eighth meridian, Dawson, G. M.

North part of British Columbia 

and Peace River country, Dawsow, G. M.

1883. Lake Agassiz, Upham.

Remarks on moraines and terraces, Dawson, J. W.

1884. Observations along Canada Pacific Railway, Dawson, J. W.

Glacial deposits of Bow and Belly 

River country, Dawson, G. M.

Recent observations in Northwest 

Territory, Dawson, G. M.

Pleistocene Continued.

WESTERN BRITISH AMERICA Continued.

1885. Bow and Belly region, Dawsou,

G. M. 

Microstructure of certain bowlder

clays, Dawsou, G.M. 

Near forty-ninth parallel west of

Rocky Mountains, Bauerman. 

Part of basin of Athabasca River,

Bell, R. 

Athabasca district, Petitot.

1886. Hudson Bay district, Bell, R.

Ice-grooved surfaces, Vancouver 

Island, Lamplugh.

Glacial shell beds, British Columbia, Lamplugh.

Northwestern prairies, Druminond.

1887. Manitoba, borings, Dawson, G. M. 

Manitoba, Winnipeg district,

McCharles. 

Hudson Bay, Bell, R. 

North of Vermilion Lake, British Columbia, Comstock. 

Red River valley, Manitoba,

McCharles.

Vancouver Island, Dawson, G. M. 

Lake Winnipeg to Hudson Bay,

Low.

Northern Alberta, Tyrrell. 

Northern part of the Dominion of

Canada, Dawson, G. M. 

Glaciation of Pacific Coast,

Wright, G. F. 

Distribution and geologic history

of British North American

plants, Drunimond.

1888. Yukon and Mackenzie rivers, McCounell.

Yukon district, Dawson, G. M.

Caribou district, British Columbia, Bowman.

Duck and Riding mountains, 

Tyrrell.

James Bay region, Low.

Manitoba, prairies, Druminond.

Central plateau of northwest 

Canada, Tyrrell.

Baffin land, Boas.

British Columbia, glaciation, 

Bowman, Dawson, G. M.

Medicine Hat, Panton.

1889. Glaciation of high points in 

British Columbia, Dawson, 

G.M.
BARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 813

Pleistocene Continued.

WESTERN BRITISH AMERICA Continued.

1889. Selkirk range, British Columbia; 

Green, W. S.

1890. Glaciation of northern Cordillera, 

Dawson, G. M.

Post-Tertiary deposits of Manitoba, Tyrrell.

Limits of glaciation in the Northwest, Chamberlin, T. C.

Glaciation of Cordillera and Laurentide, Chalmers.

About Lake Winnipegosis, Tyrrell.

Glacial Lake Agassiz in Manitoba, 

Upham.

West Kootamie district, Dawson, 

G.M.

Yukon and Mackenzie basins, 

McConnell.

Country north of Lesser Slave 

Lake, McConnell.

1891. Later physiographical geology of 

Rocky Mountain region in Canada, Dawson, G. M. 

Glaciation of the Great Plains region, Dawson, G. M. 

Pleistocene of the Winnipeg basiu, Tyrrell.

Review of Quaternary era, Upham. 

ALASKA.

1850. Geognostische Beschaffenheit der 

Nordwestkiiste Amerkas, Grewingk.

1855. Hudson Bay territory and portions of Arctic regions, Isbester.

1867. Glaciers of Alaska, Blake, W. P.

1868. Notes on Russian America and the 

Stickeen River, Blake, W. P.

Explorations in Russian America, 

Ball.

Features of the northwest coast 

of America, Blake, T. A.

1869. Absence of glaciation in valley

of the Yukon, Shaler. 

Natural history of Alaska, Dall. 

Geology of Alaska, Blake, T. A.

1870. Observations on Alaska, Dall.

1871. Alluvial deposits of Yukon, Dall.

1878. Report on St. Elias and some adjacent mountains, Dall.

1881. Note on Alaska, Dall.

1883. Evidences of modern changes in 

Alaska, Meehan.

Pleistocene Continued. 

ALASKA Continued.

1884. Glaciers iu Alaska and vicinity,

Rand.

Glaciation in Alaska, Dall. 

Great modern changes in Alaska,

Meehan.

1885. Existing glaciers of the United 

States, Russell, I. C.

1886. Glacial action, Copper River, 

Alien, H. T.

1890. Surface geology, Russell, I. C.

1891. Muir glacier, dishing, Wright,

G. F. 

Explorations in Alaska, Russell,

I.C. 

Expedition to Mount St. Elias,

Russell, I. C. 

GENERAL.

1821. Notice of essays by Hayden, 

« Silliman.

1823. On changes in geology of North 

America, Maclure.

1824. Review of Conybeare and Phillips's Geology, Am. Jour. Sci.

1826. Proofs that currents have swept 

over the earth, A.

1828. Has eastern North America been 

recently elevated, Silliman, 

Scrope.

1833. Order of succession of rocks of 

the earth, Featherstonhaugh.

1841. Bowlders and scratches, Mather. 

History of geologic studies in the 

United States, Hitchcock, E.

1843. Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

Double system of diluvial markings in American rocks, Redfield.

1847. On Glacial scratches, Desor.

Drift of New England, etc.,

Rogers, H. D. 

Remarks on drift period, Eminons, E.

1848. Terrain erratique de l'Am6rique 

du Nord, Desor, Verneuil.

1850. Origin of drift and terraces of

aqueous action, Rogers, H. D. 

Lake Superior, Agassiz, L. 

Alluvions marines et lacustres et 

du terrain erratique, Desor.

1851. Position of the mastodon, Warren, J. C.; Rogers, H. D. 

Clay and drift near Lake Superior, Desor.
814 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene Continu ed. 

GENERAL Continued.

1851. Interruption of drift west of tlie

Alleghanies, Eogers, H. D. 

Limite du phe~nomene erratique,

Desor. 

Terrain erratique des JHats-Unis,

Boucheporu. 

Changes of level during- drift

period, Adams, C. B.

1852. Parallelismus der Diluvialgel)ilde, etc., von Europa uud 

Nord-Amerika, Desor. 

Sur les drifts de l'Ame~rique dvt 

Nord, Desor.

1853. Erratisclieu Ersoheinungen im 

Norden von Europa und Amerika, Desor.

1854. Quaternary of Europe and America, Desor.

1855. Rapport sur la partie gdplogique 

de 1'Exposition de New-York, 

Lyell.

1856. Development in geologic history 

of North America, Dana, J. D.

Epoch of the mastodon, Rogers, 

H.D.

American geologic history, Dana, 

J.D.

1857. Review of Hitchcock's illustrations of surface geology, Dana, 

J.D.

1858. Sketch of geology of the United

States, Rogers, H. D. 

Geology and geography of the 

United States, Rogers, H. D.

1861. Quaternary period in relation to 

the present, Pictet.

1862. Unity of geologic phenomena, 

Siemann.

1863. Appalachians and Rocky Mountains in geologic history, Dana, 

J.D.

1864. Address, Natural History Society 

of Montreal, Dawson, J. W.

1865. Surface geology of basin of Great

Lakes, Newberry. 

Origin of prairies, Dana, J. D.

1866. Drift of Western and Southern 

States, Hilgard.

1867. Depression of sea during Glacial 

period, Whittlesey.

1868. Depression of the ocean during

the ice period, Whittlesey. 

Relations of mastodon and elephant in America, Hall, J.

Pleistocene Continued. 

GENERAL Continued.

1870. North American lakes as Glacial 

chronometers, Andrews.

1871. Recent advances in geology, 

Foster, J. W.

Position of elephant and mastodon remains, Newberry.

Distribution of maritime plants 

a proof of Champlairi submergence, Hitchcock, C. H.

Attitude of continent during Glacial period, Perry.

1872. Geology of phosphate beds of 

South Carolina, Packard.

Corals and coral islands, Dana, 

J.D.

Surface geology of New Brunswick, Matthew.

Glacial phenomena of Southern 

and Northern Hemispheres, 

Agassiz, L.

Changes of climate during Glacial period, Geikie.

1873. Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C. H.; Hitchcock and Blake.

1874. Subdivision of geologic time in 

Daua's Manual of Geology, 

Dana, J. D.

Bearing of surface geology of 

North Carolina on drift phenomena of the North, Burbank.

Glacial phenomena of America 

and Europe, Packard.

Surface geology of Ohio, Newberry.

1875. Submergence during the Glacial

period, Dana, J. D. 

Review of the Glacial theory, 

Miller, S. A.

1876. Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

1877. American surface geology, Wood,

S.V. 

Critical periods in the history of

the earth, Le Conte. 

Note on the Glacial era, Dana,

J.D. 

Loess of the Rhine and Danube,

by Belt, Dana, J. D. 

Glacial phenomena of North

America, Torell. 

Sedimentation along the Atlantic

Coast, Lesley, J. P. 

On the Glacial epochs, Price.
DABTON.] NORTH- AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 815

Pleistocene Continued. 

GENEUAL Continued.

1877. Motion of continental glaciers, 

Shaler.

1878. Glacial drift in New Hampshire, 

Hitchcock, C.H.

Driftless interior of North America, Dana, J. D.

Changes in height of lands and 

sea in Glacial and Champlain 

periods, Upham.

The Ice age, Gratacap.

1879. North American Mesozoic and 

Ceuozoic, Miller, S. A.

1880. Le Kettle moraine, Chamberlin, 

T.C.

1881. Illustrations of the earth's surface, glaciers, Shaler and Davis, 

Map of United States, by Hitchcock, Dana, J. D. 

Shaler and Davis's "Glaciers," 

McGee.

1882. Geological chart, Reid, H. A.

North America in the Ice age, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Correlation of eastern and western terminal moraines, Chamberlin, T.C.

Flood of Connecticut Valley from 

the glacier, Dana, J. D.

1883. Glaciation of North America,

Newberry.

Eroding power of ice, Newberry. 

Depth of ice during Glacial age,

Wright, G. P.

1884. Elevation of land during Glacial 

period, Dana, J. D.

Remarks on Glacial history, Newberry.

Drift of Indiana, Newberry.

Post-Pliocene of America, Cope.

Climate changes of later geologic 

times, Whitney, J. D.

"Lenticular hills," Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Classification of stony drift clays, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Ice of theGlacialperiod, Heilprin.

The ancient glaciation of North 

America, Newberry.

Glacial erosion, Davis, W. M.

1885. Diuocerata, Marsh, O. C.

Phases in the evolution of the

North American continent,

Newberry. 

On Glacial climates, Newberry.

Pleistocene Continued. 

GENEKAL Continued.

1885. Ice ago in Europe and North 

America, Geikie.

1886. The North Atlantic as a geological basin, Reade, T. M.

North America in the ice period, 

Newberry.

Glaciation of America and 

Europe, Lewis, H. C.

1887. Extra inorainic lakes and clays,

Lewis, H. C. 

Inventory of Glacial drift,

Chamberlin, T. C. 

Mesozoic and Cenozoic realms,

Cope. 

On the manner of deposit of

Glacial drift, Hay, E. 

Swamps of New England, Shaler. 

Terraces of the great American

lakes, Kinahan. 

Warping of earth's crust and

origin of lake basins, Spencer,

J. W.

1888. Antiquity of man, Am. Geol.

Changes of level of the Great 

Lakes, Gilbert, G. K.

Eccentricity theory of Glacial 

cold, Claypole.

Effects of pressure of a continental glacier, Wiuchell, A.

Hoist's studies in Glacial geology, 

Liudahl.

Report of subcommittee, International Congress, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Report on Cenozoic, Cope.

H. C. Lewis and his work in 

Glacial geology, Upham.

Origin of loess, Newberry.

Report division of Glacial 

geology, United States Geological Survey, Chamberlin, T. C.

American classification and nomenclature, Marcou, J.

Rock scorings of the great ice 

invasion, Chamberlin, T. C.

The Ice age in North America, 

Wright, G. P.

Three formations of middle At. 

lantic Slope, McGee.

Term " Quaternary," Hilgard, 

Newberry, Whitfield, R. P.; 

Winchell, A.

1889. Distribution of certain loess 

fossils, Keyes, C. R.
816 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Pleistocene Continued. 

GENERAL Continued.

1889. Fence-wall geology, Foerste.

Glaciers and glacial radients in

the Ice age, Claypole. 

Ice age in North America, Wright,

G. F.;Davis, W..M.

1890. Growth, culmination, and departure of ice sheets, Upharn.

Interval between Glacial epochs, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Cause of the Glacial period, Upham, Chamberlin, T. C.

Quaternary changes of level, Upham.

Glacial climate, Crosby, Shaler, 

Upham.

Extent of glaciers, Chamberlin, 

T. C.

Glacial studies bearing on the 

antiquity of man, Leverett.

Continental elevation preceding 

the Pleistocene, Spencer, J. W.

Pleistocene flora of Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Glacial phenomena, Bell, D wight.

Use of terms Laurentian and 

Champlain, Marcou, J.; James, 

J. F.; Hitchcock, C. H.

Wright's "Ice age in North America," Hitchcock, C. H.

1891. Hypotheses of the cause of the 

Glacial period, Chamberlin, 

T. C.

Altitude of United States during 

Glacial period, Chamberlin, 

T. C.; Upbam.

Elevation of America in Cenozoic 

periods, Dall.

Elevation and subsidence in Central America, Jukes-Brown.

Changes of Atlantic and Pacific 

coasts, Le Conte.

Neocene and Pleistocene continent movements, McGee.

Cincinnati ice dam, Spencer, 

J. W.

Claim of priority for name "Algoukian," Spencer, J. W.

Antiquity of last Glacial period, 

Shaler.

Elevation and subsidence during 

the Glacial period, Upham.

Correlation of changes of level 

in NorthAmerica and the Caribbean region, Upharn.

Pleistocene Continued. 

GENERAL Continued. 

1891. Origin and age of Lafayette and

Columbia formations, Upham. 

Review of Quaternary era, Upham.

Inequality of distribution of englacial drift, Upham. 

Limits of plants in basin of Red

River of the North, Upham. 

Glacial lakes in Canada, Upham. 

Criteria of englacial and subglacial drift, Upham. 

Lakes inclosed by modified drift,

Upham. 

Classification of mountain ranges,

Upham.

Researches in Yucatan [continental movements], Heilprin. 

Plummer, John T. Suburban geology, 

or rocks, soil, and water about Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 44, pp. 281-313, 1843.

Fohlman, Julius. The life history of 

the Niagara River.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 32, p. 202, 

1883. 

Science, vol. 2, p. 315. (£ p.), 1883.

 The Niagara gorge.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 35, pp. 

221-222,1887. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 8, p. 205 (J p.), 1886.

 The thickness of the Onondaga salt 

group at Buffalo.

Buffalo Soc. Nat. Sci. Bull., vol. 5, pp. 97-98, 

1886.

 Cement rock and gypsum deposits 

in Buffalo.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 17, pp. 

250-253, 1889.

 The life history of Niagara.

Am Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 17, pp. 

322-338, 1889.

Abstract, Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 46, 

pp. 282-283 (§ col.), 4°, 1888.

Pollard, Thomas. A handbook of .Virginia, 144 pages, Richmond, 1879.

Bound in 2d Annual Eeport of the commissioner of agriculture of the State of Virginia, 

Richmond, 1878.

Pomeroy, Richard A. The Petite Anse 

salt mine.

Eug. and Mining Jour., vol. 46, pp. 280-281, 

4°, 1888.

Sci. Am. Supp., vol. 26, pp. 10719-10720, No. 

671, 1888.

Am. Jnst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 17, pp. 

107-113,1889.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 817

Fomeroy, Samuel W. Remarks on the 

coal region between Cumberland, and 

Pittsburg, and on the topography, 

scenery, etc., of that portion of the 

Alleghany Mountains.

AID. Jour. Sci., vol. 21, pp. 342-347, 1832.

Pond, Edward J. A Cretaceous river 

bed.

Science, vol. 9, pp. 536-537, 4°, 1887. 

9 Poole, Henry. Journal of exploratory 

works at the Albion mines, Pictou, 

Nova Scotia.

Geol. Soo., Quart. Jour., vol. 10, pp. 47-51, 

1854.

 Notes on the coal field of Pictou. . 

Canadian Nat., vol. 5, pp. 285-293,1860.

 On the characteristic fossils of different coal seams in Nova Scotia.

Nova Scotiau lust., Trans., vol. 1, part 1, pp. 

30-45, plate, 1863.

 Report on gold fields, western section, 25 pages, folio, Halifax, 1862 

(legislative document). [Not seen.]

 The great American desert.

Nova Scotian Inst., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 208- 

220, 1874.

 The Pictou coal field.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 14, pp. 

403-408,1886.

 Ice in the Carboniferous period.

Nova Sootian Inst., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 202-204, 

1889.

 Surface geology of the Pictou coal 

field.

Nova Scotiau Inst., Trans., vol. 7, pp. 388- 

393, 1891.

Pope, John. Report of an exploration 

of the Territory of Minnesota.

Communicated in Eeport of Secretary of 

"War, 31st Gong., 1st seas., Senate Ex. Doc. 

No.42, 56 pages, map [Washington, 1850].

[ ] Of boring or digging for water on 

the "Llano Estacado."

Keport of exploration of a route for the 

Pacific Kailroad near the thirty-second parallel of latitude, from the Red River to the Rio 

Grande, by Pope, pp. 46-50, 8°, House Doc. 

No. 129, Washington, 1854.

 Reports to A. A. Humphreys, topographical engineer in charge of office 

of explorations and survey, War Department. [Artesian boring in western Texas.]

Annual Eeport, Capt. A. A. Humphreys, 

topographical engineer, 1858, pp. 11-29, Washington, 1859.

Bull. 127 52

Porter, J. Notice of a rocking stone in 

Savoy, Mass.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 9, pp. 27-28,1825.

 Cambridge, H. U., and Webb, T. H. 

Account of the Roxbury rocking stone. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 7, pp. 59-61,1824.

Porter [John 13.]. The iron ores and 

coals of Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee. *

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 15, pp. 

, 170-218, map, 1887.

Porter, Timothy D. Cursory notice of 

sorneparts of North and South Carolina.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 3, pp. 227-230,1821.

 Appendix. [Floetz trap formation

in Connecticut and Massachusetts.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 4, pp. 241-242,1822.

Porter, William S. Sketches of the geology, etc., of Alabama.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 13, pp. 77-79,1828.

Posepeny, F. Geologie iiber die Hochlande im westlichen Nord-Amerika.

K. k. geol. Eeichsanstalt, Verhandl., pp. 

61-66,1877.

Posselt, C. Die Kupfer-Distrikte des 

Obersee's.

Neues Jahrbuch, 1856, pp. 1-10,1856.

Post, George E. The physical geography 

and geology of Syria and Palestine.

New York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 7, pp. 

166-178,1888.

Potter, C. E. Notice of a rocking stone 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 24, pp. 185-186,1833.

Potter, W. B. Geology of Lincoln 

County.

Geol. Surv. Missouri, preliminary report 

on iron ores and coal fields from field work of 

1872, part 2, pp. 217-289, New York, 1873.

 [On the semianthracite coal 100 

miles west of Little Rock, Ark.]

Am. Inst. Mining. Eng., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 

33-34 (J p.), 1875.

 The character and composition of 

the lignite coals of Colorado.

Am. Inst. Mining. Eng., Trails., vol. 5, pp. 

365-375,1877.

Pourtales, L. F. Microscopic examination of materials from bottom and 

shores of the Mississippi River.

U. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Eeport Sec-. 

War, 41st Gong., 3d sess., House Ex. Doc. No. 

1, part 2, pp. 370-375, Washington, 1870.

Physics and hydraulics of the Mississippi, 

by Humphreys and Abbott, TJ. S. Corps Top. 

Eng., Prof. Papers, No. 13, pp. 051-654, Washington, 1870.
818 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

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 Geologiscbe Wahrnehmungen in Californien Kings der Central-PacificEisenbahn nnd in dera Goldgebiete von 

Dutch. Flat, Placer County.

Vortriige und Mittheilungen, 1886. [Not 

seen.]

 Wahrnehmnngen anf eiuer Reise 

clurch einen Theil des siidlichen Californiens sowie in den angrenzenden 

Gebirgen Arizonaa.

Vortrage und Mittheiluugen, 1886. [Not 

seen.]

 Wahrnehmnngen in der Umgebung 

von Silver Cliff, Salida, Leadville und 

Guuuison, Colorado.

Vortrage und Mittheilungen, 1886. [Not 

.' seen.]

 Eiuige Bemerkungen iiber das Territorium Utah.

Bonn-Niederheim. Gesell. Sitzungber. 

(Separat-Abdruck), pp. 29-66,1887.

 Eiuige geologische Wahrnehmungeii 

in Mexiko, Bonn, 1887.

Rathbun, Eichard. Preliminary report 

on the Cretaceous lamellibranchs collected in the vicinity of Peruambuco,

, Brazil, on the Morgan expedition of 

1870, Ch. Fred. Hartt in charge.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 17,- pp. 241- 

256,1875.

 Extinct coral reef at Babia.

Am. Nat., vol. 10, pp. 469-470,1876.

 Brazilian corals and coral reefs.

Am. Nat., vol. 13, pp. 539-551,1879. 

Sci. Am. Supp., vol. 7(No. 180), pp. 2862-2863, 

4°, 1879.

 Hartt on the Brazilian sandstone 

reefs. 

\ Am. Nat., vol. 13, pp. 347-358,1879.

Rathbun, Richard Continued.

 -Devonian brachiopods from the 

province of Para, Brazil.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc.j vol. 20, pp. 14- 

39,1881.

 Coral reefs of the islands of Itaparica, Bahia, and of Parahyba do Norte.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc , vol. 20, pp. 39- 

41,1881.

Raymond, Rossiter W. The geographical distribution of mining districts in 

the United States.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 

33-39, 1873.

 Remarks on the occurrence of anthracite in New Mexico.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 2, pp. 

140-142,1874.

 [On the occurrence of fissures in the 

same belt.]

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 2, pp. 

129-131, 1874.

 The spathic iron ores of the Hudson 

River.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 4, pp. 

339-343,1876.

 The Jenks corundum mine, Macon 

County, N. C.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 7, pp. 

83-90,1879.

 The Eureka-Richmond case.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 6, pp. 

371-393,1879.

 Note on the zinc deposits of southern 

Missouri.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 8, pp. 

165-167,1880.

 Hoefer's method of determining 

faults in mineral veins.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 10, pp. 

456-405,1882.

 The natural coke of Chesterfield 

County, Va.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 11, pp. 

446-448,1883. 

The Virginias, vol. 4, pp. 145-146,4°, 1883.

 Review of the report of the State 

geologist of New Jersey for 1882.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol.35, p. 189 (J p.), 

4°, 1883.

[ ] [Review of Hague and Iddings on] 

the geology of the Comstock Lode 

[United States Geological Survey, Bull. 

No. 17].

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 40, pp. 397-398, 

1885.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY 825

Raymond, Rossiter \V. Continued.

 [Review of the report of the State 

geologist of NCAV Jersey for 1885.]

Eug. and Mining Jour., vol. 41, pp. 334-335 

($ p.), 4°, 1886.

[ ] Geological survey of New Jersey, 

Annual Report of the State geologist 

for the year 1886, Trenton, 1887, octavo, 

254 pp.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 43, p. 273, 4°, 

1887.

[ ] Thenew geological map of Europe. 

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 43, p. 362, 4°, 

1887.

 United States Geological Survey 

monographs, XII, geology and mining 

industry of Leadville, Colo., with atlas, 

by Samuel Frankliu Emmons, Washington, 1886.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 45, pp. 249-250, 

339, 4°, 1888.

 Note on a specimen of gilsouite from 

Uinta County, Utah.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 17, pp. 

113-115,1889.

Read, M. C. Part 6, sketches of the geology of Geauga and Holmes counties.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report of progress in 

1870, pp. 403-484, Columbus, 1871.

 Reports on the geology of Ash tabu! a, 

Trumbull, Lake, and Geauga counties. 

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 1, pp. 481-533, 

map, Columbus, 1873.

 [Geology of Huron, Richland, Knox, 

and Licking counties.]

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 3, geology 

and paleontology, part 1, geology, pp. 289- 

361, map, Columbus, 1878.

 Geology of the Hocking Valley coal 

field.

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 3, geology 

and paleontology, part 1, geology, pp. 617-715, 

Columbus, 1878.

 Geology of Ashland County [and 

Wayne and Holmes counties].

Geol. Surv. Ohio, Report, vol. 3, geology 

and paleontology, part 1, geology, pp. 519-561, 

Columbus, 1878.

Reade, T. Mellard. Denudation of the 

two Americas.

Geol. Soc. Liverpool, Proc., vol. 5, pp. 8-41, 

1885.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 290- 

300,1885.

Abstract, Geol. Mag., 3d decade, vol. 2, pp. 

320-321,1885.

Reade, T. Mellard Continued.

 The North Atlantic as a geological 

basin.

Geol. Soc. Liverpool, Proc., vol. 5, pp. 114- 

130,1886.

 Physical theories of the earth in relation to mountain formations. 

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 106-111,1889.

 Origin of normal faults.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol.39, pp. 51-52,

1890.

 The cause of active compressive

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, pp. 409-414,

1891.

 An outline of Mr. Mellard Reade's 

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Am-. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 275-287,1891. 

From Phil. Mag. for Juno, 1891.

Redfield, J. H. Fossil fishes of Connecticut and Massachusetts, with a notice 

of an undescribed genus.

New York Lyceum, Nat. Hist, Annals, 

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Redfield, William C. Some account of 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 41, p. 161 (J p.), 1841.

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., p. 14,1843.

[ ] [Origin of drift near the city of 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, p. 152,1842. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Traus., p. 46 (J p.), 1843. 

Am. Quart. Jour. Agri. and Sci., vol. 6, pp. 

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 Notice of newly discovered fish beds 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 44, pp. 134-136,1843.

[ ] [Cretaceous fossil in deep well in 

Brooklyn, N. Y.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, p. 156 (J p.), 1843. 

Read to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 Remarks on some new fishes and 

other fossil memorials from the New 

Red sandstone of New Jersey.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 314-315 (§p.), 1843.

Discussed by H. D. Rogers, J. Johnson, J. L.

Hayes, E. Emmons, and C. IT. Hitchcock, pp.

315-31G. 

Read to Assoc. Am. Geol.
'826 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Redfield, William C. Continued.

 [On drift accumulation.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 325-320, 327,1843. 

Head to Assoc. Am. Geol.

[ ] [On a double system of diluvial 

markings on American rocks.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, p. 333 (J p.), 1843. 

Head to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 [On cause of drift phenomena in 

Portage County, Ohio.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 47, pp. 120-121 (frp.), 1844. 

Read to Asaoc. Am. Geol.

 On the remains of marine shells of 

existing species found interspersed in 

deep portions of the hills of drift and 

bowlders in the heights of Brooklyn, 

on Long Island, near New York City.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 5, pp. 110-111, 

1848.

Am. Quart. Jour. Agri. and Sci., vol. G, pp. 

213-214,214,215,217 (October number), 1848.

Discussion by Desor, Hitchcock, Adams, 

Silliman, and Eogers, pp. 214-218. 

Eead to Assoc. Am. Geol.

[ ] [Discussion of geological action of 

tides.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 28-30, 

1849.

 On some fossil remains from Broome 

County, N. Y.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 255- 

256,1850.

[ ] [Dispersion of bowlders and drift.] 

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 310- 

311 (J p.),-1850.

 On the post-Permian date of the Eed 

sandstone of New Jersey and the Connecticut Valley, as shown by their fossil remains.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 

45-46 (i p.), 1851. 

Remarks by L. Agassiz, J. "W. Foster, p. 48.

 On the fossil rain marks found in 

the red sandstone rocks of New Jersey 

and the Connecticut Valley, and their 

authentic character.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 

72-74,75, 1851. 

Discussed by Desor, Merrick, and Henry.

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Boston Soo. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, p. 181 

(i p.), 1854.

 On the relations of the fossil fishes of 

the sandstone of Connecticut and other 

Atlantic States to the Liassic and Jurassic periods.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 10, part 2 

pp. 180-188, 1857. ' 

Abstract, Edinburgh New Phil. Jour., new 

series, vol. 5, pp. 369-370, 1857.

Redfield, William C. Continued.

 On the relations of the fossil fishes 

of the sandstones of Connecticut and 

other Atlantic States to the Liassic 

and Oolitic periods.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 22, pp. 357-363, 

1856. 

Abstract Neues Jahrbuch, 1857, pp. 87-88.

Redfield, . [On striation of Mount 

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Eead to Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Oct., 1885. 

Science, vol. 6, p. 339 (r'n p.), 4°, 1885. 

[Reed, G. W.] [Clay from Pine Creek, 

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Am. Geol., vol. 1, p. 137 (4 lines), 1888.

Reed, Stephen. On trains of bowlders 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 5, pp. 218-219, 

1873..

Reed, W. T. L. The surface geology of 

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New Brunswick Nat. Hist. Soc., Bull. No. 4, 

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Reid, Hiram A. Geological chart. 

Kansas City Review, vol. 5, p. 138,1882.

Reinhold, Eli S. On diorite [from California] .

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 34, p. 59, 

1883.

Relfe. Mineral lands, sale of, May 4, 

1846.

Report from Committee on Public Lands, 

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Contains part of Houghton's 4th report and 

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Remond, A. Notes on the geology of 

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Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series, vol. 43, pp. 114-115 

(4 P.), 1867.

 Notice of geological explorations in 

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California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol..3, pp. 244- 

257, 1867.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 42, 

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Also in a pamphlet, 18 pages, San Francisco, 

1866.

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Renwick, James. Geology of Trenton 

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New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Annala, vol. 

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DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 827

Reyer, F. Zwei Profile durch die Sierra 

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Nones Jahrbuch, 1880, Boil.-Band IV, Heft 

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Rhode Island.

1807. Observations on geology of 

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map, Maclnre.

1818. Geology of the United States, 

Maclnre.

1824. Locality of amethyst, Adams, J.

Fire stones and whetstones, Robinson, S.

Rocking stone in Warwick, Taylor, S.

Localities of minerals, Taylor, S.

Roxbury rocking stone, Porter, 

Cambridge and Webb.

1825. Rock specimens from .Rhode Island, Robinson, S.

1826. A rocking stone, Mason, 0.

Coal of Rhode Island, Silliman. 

1829. Argillite with anthracite coal, 

Eaton.

1832. Geological survey of Massachusetts, Economics, Hitchcock, E.

1833. Report on Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

1837. Certain causes of changes now in 

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Hitchcock, E.

1838. Ago of coal beds, Hitchcock, E. 

Report of coal company on a survey of the State, Bryant.

1840. Geological survey of Rhode Island, Jackson, C. T.

1841. Glacial action in New England, 

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Final report on Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

Report on Rhode Island by Jackeon, Silliman.

On joints in rocks, Mather, Jackson, C. T.

1842. Glacial theory of America, Jacksou, C. T.

Geology of Connecticut, Percival.

Bed of plumbago in schists near 

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Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

1846. Agriculture of New York, Em. 

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Emmons, E.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, E. C.

Rhode Island Continued. 

1850. Terraces of Connecticut Valley,

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 Metamorphism in Rhode Island

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Mount Hope coal mines, Jackson,'

C. T.

1853. Coal field of Bristol County and 

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Report on certain points in geology of Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1855. Ueber die Geologic von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. American geologic history, Dana, 

J.D.

1858. Sketch of geology of United

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Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1859. Cement of sandstones and conglomerates, Jackson, C. T.

1860. Map of Rhode Island, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

1861. Stir la faune primordiale en 

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Fossiliferous pebbles in conglomerate near Fall River, Rogers, 

W. B.

Elongated pebbles, Rogers, W. B.

Report on geology of Vermont, 

Hitchcock, E., Hitchcock, E., 

jr., Hager and Hitchcock, C. H.

Conversion of certain conglomerates into schists and gneiss, 

Hitchcock, E.

Geology of Aquidneck, Hitchcock, C. H.

Synchronism of coal of Now England, Hitchcock, C. H.

1865. Metamorphic action in conglomerate, Jackson, C. T.

1866. Some features of glaciation, Jackson, C.T.

Map of Canada and part of United 

'States, Logan and Hall.

1867. Against plasticity of pebbles of 

Purgatory, Lyman.

1870. Memorial on coal field, Ridgeway.

1871. Geognosy of Appalachians, Hunt, 

T. S.

1872. Notes on granitic rocks, Hunt, 

T. S.
828 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Rhode Island Continued.

1872. Island of Aquidneck and parts of 

Narragansett Bay, Shaler.

1873. Map of the United States, Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock, and 

Blake.

On elongation of pebbles, Shaler.

Post-Tertiary history of New 

England, Perry.

Glacial and Champlain eras in 

New England, Dana, J. D.

1874. Map of coal fields of the United 

States, Hitchcock, C. H.

1875. Relations of Boston and Narragansett bays, Shaler.

Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F.H. 

1877. Relation of geology of New 

Hampshire to adjacent territory, Hitchcock, C. H.

Coal regions of America, Macfarlaue, J.

Newport conglomerate, Rogers, 

W.B.

1879. Terminal moraines of North

American ice sheet, Upham. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Hitchcock, C. H.

1880. Classification of lavas, Shaler. 

Succession of Glacial deposits in

New England, Upham. 

Carboniferous in Massachusetts,

Crosby and Barton. 

Pinite in eastern Massachusetts,

Crosby,

1881. Iron ore of Iron Mine Hill, Dana,

J.D.

Kames of moraines of New England, Wright, G. F.

1883. Terminal moraine of second Glacial period, Chamberlin, T. C.

1884. Rhode Island coal measures, 

Clark, E. F.

Microstructure of peridotite of 

Cumberland, Wads worth.

Strength of granite, Winchell, 

N.H.

Microscopic structure of building stones, Merrill, G. P.

Building stones, Shaler.

Classification of joint structures, 

Crosby.

Distribution of iron ores in eastern United States, Smock, J. C.

Notes on building stones used in 

New York, Newberry.

Rhode Island Continued.

1884. Studies of rocks of Cordilleras, 

Wadsworth.

Illustrations of polished rock 

surfaces, Morgan, H. J.

Geology of Paradise near Newport, Dale.

Disturbances in vicinity of Newport, R. I., Dale.

Geology of Rhode Island, Dale.

Contribution to geology of Rhode 

Island, Dale.

1885. Map of the United States, McGee.

Allanite as a rock constituent, 

Iddings and Cross.

[Analysis of rocks, etc.], work 

done in Washington laboratory, Clarke and Chatard.

Microscopic examination of series 

of sands, Julien and Bolton.

Rhode Island and Massachusetts 

coals, Emmous, A. B.

Geology of mouth of Narragansett Bay, Dale.

Metainorphism in Rhode Island 

coal measures, Dale.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock,

C.H.

Report on geology, Providence 

Franklin Society.

1888. Coal, Ashburner.

Cambrian districts of Bristol 

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Report Atlantic Coast division, 

Shaler.

Report division of Glacial geology, Chamberlin, T. C.

1889. Carboniferous flora and fauna, 

Packard.

Conglomerates in gneisses, Hitchcock, C. H.

Fossil plants, Lesquereux.

1890. Archean axes of eastern North

America, Dana, J. D. 

Drift on Block Island, Rand. 

Ottrelite and ilmeuite schists,

Wolff. 

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

1891. Devonian and Carboniferous correlation, Williams, H. S.

Lakes inclosed by modified drift, 

Upham.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Xenotime as an accessory element 

in rocks, Derby.
DABTON.'j NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 829

Rice, William North. The geology of 

Bermuda.

TJ. S. Nat. Mas., Bull. No. 25, pp. 1-32,1884. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, -vol. 29, 

p. 338 (J p.), 1885.

 On the trap and sandstone in the 

gorge of the Farmington River at 

Tariffville, Conn.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, pp. 430-433,

 1886.

Richards [Ellen H.]. First lessons in 

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[Guides for Science Teaching.]

Richards, Gary F. Lithologic notes on 

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Denisoii University, Bull., vol. 4, pp. 5-10, 

pi. 15,1888.

Richardson, J. Wonders of the Yellowstone regions, etc., xii, 256 pages, map, 

12°, New York, 1873; 271 pages, 2 maps, 

London, 1874.

Richardson, James. Report for the year 

1856. [Work on Anticosti, Mingan Islands, and the Magdalen River.]

Geol. Surv. Canada, Keport of progress, 

1853-1856, pp. 191-245, map, Toronto, 1857.

Abstracts, Canadian Nat., vol. 3, pp. 83,85- 

91,316,1858; Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series, vol. 25, 

p. 444 (4 p.), 1858.

 Report [on Magdalen River district]. 

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 1857, 

pp. 29-93, maps, Toronto, 1858.

Abstract, Canadian Nat., vol. 4, pp. 64-65 

(J p.), 1859.

 Report [on work in part of the Gaspe" 

peninsula].

Gool. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 1858, 

pp. 105-162, map, Montreal, 1859.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 31, 

p. 123 (4 p.), 1859.

 Report [on the Quehec group].

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1863-18G6, pp. 29-45, Ottawa, 1866.

 Report on the south shore of the St. 

Lawrence below Quehec.

Geol. Surv, Canada, Report of progress, 

1866-1869, pp. 119-141, map, 1870.

 Report [on Laurentian gneiss and 

lahradorite rocks on north shore of 

lower St. Lawrence].

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1866-1869, pp. 305-364,1870.

 Report on the country north of Lake 

St. Johii.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1870-71, pp. 283-308,1872.

Richardson, James Continued.

 Report on the coal fields of the east 

coast of Vancouver Island, with map. 

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress,

1871-72, pp. 73-98, map, Montreal, 1872.

 Report on the coal fields of Vancouver and Queen Charlotte Islands.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress,

1872-73, pp. 32-65, 84-86, map, Montreal, 1873.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 7, 

p. 518 (J p.), 1874.

 Report on geological explorations in 

British Columbia.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress,

1873-74, pp. 94-102,1874.

Abstract, Canadian Nat., new series, vol. 

7, pp. 417-418 (J p.) 1875.

 Report on explorations in British 

Columbia.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1874-75, pp. 71-83, Montreal, 1876.

[ ] [Notes on coal-bearing rocks of the 

Queen. Charlotte Islands.]

Geol. Surv. Canada, Mesozoic fossils, vol. 1, 

part 1, pp. 5-8, Montreal, 1876.

 Report on the coal fields of Nanaimo, Coiuox, Cowitcheu, Burrard Inlet, 

and Sooke, British Columbia.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1876-77, pp. 160-192, map, Montreal, 1878.

 Report of a geological exploration 

of the Magdalen Islands, 1880-81.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

1879-80, pp. 1G-11G, Montreal, 1881.

 Lagging subsidence v. elevation in 

physiographical geology.

'Sci. Am. Supp., vol. 21 (No. 537), pp. 8547- 

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Richardson, John. Appendix. Topography and geological notice.

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1828.

 On some points of the physical geography of North America in connection with its geological structure.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 7, pp. 212-215, 

1851.

 Journal of a boat voyage through 

Rupert's Land and the Arctic Sea in 

search of the discovery ships under Sir 

John Franklin, 2 volumes; vol. 1, 413 

pages, plates, map; vol. 2, 426 pages, 

with an appendix on the physical geography of North America, 1851.

[Includes a map on the physical geography 

and geology of the Arctic regions.]
830 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Richardson, Joshua W. [On coal from' 

Big Coal River, Booue County, W. Va.]' 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, p. 32 

(£ p.), 1861.

Richardson, Ralph. On points of dissimilarity and resemblance between 

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British Assoc., Report of 54th meeting, p. 

722 (4 p.), 1885.

 On Canadian and Scottish glacial 

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Edinburgh Geol. Soc., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 205- 

212,1887.

Richthofen, Ferdvou. Reisebericht aus 

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Geol. Gosell., Zeit., vol. 16, pp. 331-340, 1864.

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Geol. Gesell., Zeit., vol. 16, pp. 606-610, 1864.

 Mittheilungen von der Westkiiste 

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Geol. Gesell., Zeit., vol. 20, pp. 663-726; vol. 

21, pp. 1-80,599-619,1869.

 Principles of the natural system of 

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California Acad. Sci., Memoirs, vol. 1, pp. 

39-94, 4°, 1868. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 2, pp. 205-207, 1869.

 Ueber das Alter der goldfiihrenden 

Giinge und der von ihnen durchsetzten 

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Geol. Gesell., Zeit., vol. 21, pp. 723-740,1869.

 Geological explorations in China.

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 Geological explorations in China. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 50, pp. 410-413,

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, pp. 179-181,

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Am. Jour,' Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, pp. 110-113, 

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Rickard, T. A. The Mount Morgan mine, 

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Eiig. and Mining Jour., vol. 52, pp. 214-216, 

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CARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 831

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 Twelve rocks from Menoniinee River, 

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832 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

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DARTON-l NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 833

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Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 34, pp. 188- 

190,1838.

 Some facts in the geology of the 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 41, p. 175 (J p.), 1841. 

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834 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 41, p. 177 (i p.), 1841. 

1 Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 29-30 (J p.), 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, pp. 170,170-171 (J p.),

1842. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 03-64 (J p.),

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, p. 153 (£ p.), 1842. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 47-48 (4 p.), 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, pp. 180-181,1842. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 72-73,1843.

[ ] [Grooved and polished surfaces at 

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Am. Jonr. Sci., vol. 43, p. 181 (J p.), 1842. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., p. 73,1842.

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 [On form of anticlinals in Russia 

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Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc.,vol. 1, p. 256 

(J p.), 1843.

 Age of Newark system.

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 1, p. 250 

(1 p.), 1843.

 Some observations on the geological 

structure of Berkshire, Mass., and 

vicinity in New York.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 3-4,1843. 

[ ] [On polishing of rocks and on 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 332-333 (Jp.), 1843. 

Head to Assoc. Am. Geol.

[ ] [Cause of crescent-formed dikes of 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, p. 334 (J p.), 1843. 

Head to Assoc. Am. Geol. 

[ ] [Age of New Red sandstone of 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45. p. 315 (J p.), 1843. 

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 On the absence of materials from 

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. Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, p. 329 (£ p.), 1843. 

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[ ] [Remarks on Cretaceous of upper 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 155-150 (J p.), 1843. 

Eead to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 [On Marcel]us and Hamilton of the

South and West.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 161-162,1843. 

Eead to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 An inquiry into the origin of the 

Appalachian coal strata, bituminous 

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Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 433-474,1843. 

Abstracts, ibid., p. 71, and Am. Jour. Sci., 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 47, p. 117 (4 lines), 1844. 

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 Address [on American geology, and 

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[ ] [Oolite in Florida.]

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc., voi. 2, pp. 

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Eead to Assoc. Am. Gool., etc., 1847. 

Am. Quart. Jour. Agri. and Sci., vol. 6, p. 

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Am. Quart. Jour. Agri. and Sci., vol. 6, p. 218 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist.., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 124- 

125,1848.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 5, p. 110 (5 

lines), 1848. 

Eead to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 On the geology of Pennsylvania.

British Assoc., Eeport, vol. 18, Trans. of sections, pp. 74-75,1849.

 On the analogy of the ribbon structure of glaciers to the slaty cleavage 

of rocks.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 181- 

182,1849,
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 835

Rogers, Henry Darwin Continued.

 On the origin of the drift and of the 

lake and river terraces of the United 

States and Europe, with an examination of the laws of aqueous action connected with the inquiry.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 239- 

255, 1850.

 On the structural features of the 

Appalachians, compared with those of 

the Alps and other disturbed districts 

of Europe.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 2, pp. US115, 118,1850.

Discussion by A. Gnyofc, Louis Agassiz, and 

J. LeConte, pp. 115-118.

[ ] [Centers of dispersion of bowlders 

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Am. Assoc., Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 2, p. 309 

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[ ] [On the origin of salt lakes.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 8, pp. 259- 

260(1 p.), 1851. 

Remark by C. T. Jackson, p. 260.

[ ] [General stratigraphic relation of 

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Boston Soc. Nut Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 258 

(J p.), 1851.

[ ] [On the origin of the greehsand of 

New Jersey].

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 248- 

249 (i p.), 1851. 

Remarks by C. T. Jackson.

 On the position and character of the 

reptilian footprints in the Carboniferous red shale formation of eastern 

Pennsylvania.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 250- 

251 (1 p.), 1851.

 On the connection of the deposits of 

common salt with climate.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 4, p. 126, 

1851.

 On the coal formation of the United 

States, and especially as developed in 

Pennsylvania.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 65-70, 

1851.

[ ] [Cause of fissuring in pudding 

stone of Roxbury, Mass.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 127 

(i p.), 1851.

[ ] [On the absence of marine fossils 

in the drift of Pennsylvania, and on 

elevated marine shell deposits on Lake 

Champlain and in Canada.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 116- 

117(1 p.), 1851.

Rogers, Henry Darwin Continued. 

[ ] [On a strait between New England 

and the main continent.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 116 

(^ p.), 1851.

[ ] [On the geologic position of the 

mastodon.]

Boston Soo. Nat. Hist.,Proo., vol. 3, pp. 113, 

113-114,1851.

[ ] [Altered shales and sandstone from 

New Hope, Pa.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 30 

(i p.), 1851.

[ ] [Equivalency of the American 

Tertiary.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 247 

(4 P.), 1851.

[ ] [Note on the interruption of the 

drift west of the Alleghaides.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 242 

ft p.), 1851.

[ ] [Clay and sand deposits at high 

elevation in northern New England.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 358 

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 [Sur lea recherches gdologiques en 

Pennsylvanie.]

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 10, 

pp. 326-328,1853.

 Report on Whatley, Brookdale, and 

Charleston mines, Chester County, Pa. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series, vol. 16, 

p. 422 (J p.), 1853.

[Prom a pamphlet, 40 pages. Not seen.]

 Report on salt and gypsum of the 

Preston Valley of the Holston River, 

Va.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series, vol. 18, 

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[From apampblet, Boston, 1854. Not soon.]

 [On inclination of footprinted sandstones in the Connecticut Valley, and 

on the thickness of the formation.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 379- 

380 ^ p.), 1854.

[ ] [On the flexures of coal basins.]

Boston Soc.Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, pp.328 

(1 P-), 1854.

[ ] [On- the probable depth of the 

ocean of the European chalk deposits.] 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 

297-298(1 p.), 1854.

[ ] [On the general geological character of the Jura Mountains.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 191- 

192 (i p.), 1854.

[ ] [On the cause of the want of symmetry in the curves of the earth's
836 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Rogers, Henry Darwin Continued, 

strata as seen iu tbe great mountain 

chains of America and Europe.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Froc.,vol. 4, pp. 32- 

33, 1854. 

Remarks by E. Desor, pp. 32-33.

 Introductory observations. New 

species of plants from the anthracite 

and bituminous coal fields of Pennsylvania, by Leo Lesquereux.

Boston Jour. Nat. Hist., vol. 6, pp. 409-413, 

1854.

[ ] [Origin of drift deposits of Brooklyn, N. Y., and in general.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, p. 182 

(1 p.), 1854.

 [The lignite deposits of the upper 

Missouri.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 5, p. 190 

(J p.), 1856.

 [Note on the geology of the eastern 

base of the Rocky Mountaius.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 

190-191 (J p.), 1856.

 [Ou the epoch of the mammoth.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 

22-23,1856.

 [Fossil impressions in Carboniferous 

red shales of Pennsylvania, and on ripple marks and footprints in general.] 

Boston Soc.. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 

182-185,1856. 

Remarks by Kogers and Jackson.

 Geological map of the United States 

and British North America.

Physical Atlas of Natural Phenomena, by 

A. K. Johnston, Edinburgh, plate 8, folio, 

Edinburgh, 1856.

 [Growth of stalactites.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 336- 

337,1856.

 On geology and physical geography 

of North America.

Eoyal Inst. (London), Proc., vol. 2, pp. 167- 

187,1858.

Franklin Inst., Jour., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 

224-230, 363-368, 1857.

 On the correlation of the North 

American and British Paleozoic strata. 

British Assoc. Adv. Sci., vol. 26, Trans. of 

sections, 1857, pp. 175-186, 1858.

 The geology of Pennsylvania, 2 volumes; vol. 1, 586 pages, 7 plates; vo!2, 

1045 pages, 30 plates; atlas of 2 maps, 2 

plates, 4°, Philadelphia, 1858.

 Fossil plants of the coal strata of 

Pennsylvania.

Geology of Pennsylvania, vol. 2, pp. 835-836, 

Philadelphia, 1858.

Rogers, Henry Darwin Continued.

 Conditions of the physical geography attending the productions of the 

Paleozoic strata of the United States. 

Geology of Pennsylvania, vol. 2, pp. 776-815, 

Philadelphia, 1858.

 Sketch of the geology of the United

States.

Geology of Pennsylvania, vol. 2, pp. 741-775, 

Philadelphia, 1858.

 Coal fields of the United States and 

British provinces.

Geology of Pennsylvania, vol. 2, pp. 942-1019, 

map, plate, Philadelphia, 1858.

 Classification of the several types of 

orographic structure visible in the 

Appalachians and other undulated 

mountain chains.

Geology of Pennsylvania, vol. 2, pp. 917-941, 

Philadelphia, 1858.

 On the laws of structure of the most 

disturbed zones of the earth's crust. . 

Geology of Pennsylvania, vol. 2, pp. 885-936, 

Philadelphia, 1858.

 Classification of the metamorphic 

strata of the Atlantic Slope of the 

Middle and Southern States.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 6, pp. HOWS, 1859.

With remarks by T. T. Bouv6, C. T. Jackson, and ~W. B. Rogers, p. 145.

 [On geologic nomenclature of superposition of strata.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. C, pp. 183- 

184 (J p.), 1859.

 On the Pleistocene-Glacial climate

of Europe.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 241- 

245,1866.

 and Desor, E. [On the equivalency 

in age of the coal of the United States 

and the anthracite of France.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 189- 

191,1854.

 and Rogers, William B. Contributions to the geology of the Tertiary 

formations of Virginia.

Am. Phil. Soc., Trans.,'vol. 5, new series, 

pp. 319-342, 1837; vol. 6, pp. 347-379, plates, 

1839.

Reprint of report on the Virginias, pp. 661- 

673, plates, New York, 1884.

 Contributions to the geology of 

the Tertiary formations of Virginia, 

second series. *

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 88-90,1839. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 38, pp. 183-184, 

1840.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 837

Rogers, Henry Darwin, and Rogers, William B. Continued.

 On the physical structure of 

the Appalachian chain, as exemplifying 

the laws which have regulated the 

elevation of great mountain chains 

generally.

British Assoc., lleport, vol. 12, Trans. of 

sections, pp. 40-42,1842. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 44, pp. 359-365,1843. 

Aasoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 474-531, plates, 

1843.

Reprint of reports on tho Virginias, pp. 601- 

042, plates, Now York, 1884.

Abstracts, Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 

70-71,1843; Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, pp. 177-178, 

1842.

 Theory of earthquake action.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 341-347,1843. 

Read to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 Observations on the geology of 

the western peninsula of upper Canada 

and the Avesteru part of Ohio.

Am. Phil. Soc., Traiia., vol. 8, now series, 

pp. 273-284,1843. 

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 2, pp..l20-125,1842.

 A system of classification and 

nomenclature of the Paleo/oic rocks of 

the United States, with an account of 

their distribution, more particularly in 

in the Appalachain Mountain chain. 

[Abstract.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 47, pp. 111-112,1844. 

Read to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 On the geological age of the 

White Mountains.

Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series, vol. 1, pp. 411-421, 

1840.

 An account of two remarkable 

trains of angular erratic blocks in Berkshire, Mass., with an attempt at an 

explanation of the phenomena.

Boston Jour. Nat. Hist., vol. 5, pp. 310-330, 

plate, 184.7.

 On two remarkable bowlder 

trains in Berkshire County, Mass.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 

79-80, 1848.

Rogers, R. E. [Magnesian limestones 

of Pennsylvania.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 41, p. 171 (i p.), 1841. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., p. 23 (J p.), 1843.

 A few facts regarding the geological 

survey of Pennsylvania, exposing the 

erroneous statements and claims of 

J. P. Lesley, 22 pages, Philadelphia, 

1859.

 Rogers, W. B., and. On tho decomposition of rocks by meteoric water.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proo., vol. 1, pp. 60-62, 

1849.

Rogers, William B. Some observations 

on the Tertiary marl of lower Virginia. 

Reprint of reports on the Virginias, pp. 1- 

20, New York, 1884. 

From Farmers' Register, 1834-1835.

 Report of the geological reconnaissance of the State of Virginia, 143 pages, 

plate, Philadelphia, 1836. Also published in Richmond, 52 pages, plate, 4°. 

Republished in 1884.

Abstract, Tho Virginias, vol. 3, pp. 135,138- 

139,4°, 1882; vol. 4, pp. 110-111,4°, 1883.

 Report of the progress of the geological survey of Virginia for 1836, 22 

pages; and another edition, 14pages, 4°, 

Richmond, 1837; republished in 1884.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 37, pp. 380, 

381, 382, 383, 1839; Tho Virginias, vol. 4, pp. 

111-112,4°, 1883.

 Second report of the progress of the 

geological survey of the State of Virginia for the year 1837, 24 pages, 4°, 

Richmond, 1838; reprinted in Philadelphia, 1838, with report for 1838, 87 

pages, 8°; republished in 1884.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 37, pp. 380,381, 

382,1839; Tho Virginias, vol. 4, pp. 112-113, 4°, 

1883.

 Report of the progress of the geological survey of Virginia for 1838, 32 

pages, 4°, Richmond, 1839; reprinted 

in Philadelphia, 1838, with report for 

1837, 87 pages, 8°; republished in 1884. 

Abstracts, Am. Jotir. Sci., vol. 37, pp. 380, 

381, 382, ]839 ; Tho Virginias, vol. 3, p. 158; 

vol. 4, pp. 113-115, 4°, 1883.

 Report of the progress of the geological survey of the State of Virginia 

for 1839, 161 pages, 2 plates, Richmond, 

1840; republished in 1884.

Abstracts, The Virginias, vol. 3, pp. 71-73, 

77, 158-159,164,1882; vol. 4, pp. 115-116 (§p.), 

4°, 1883.

 ' Report of the progress of the geological survey of Virginia for 1840, 132 

pages, Richmond, 1841; republished in

1884.

Abstract on vicinity of Richmond, Tho 

Virginias, vol. 2, pp. 58-59,4°, 1881.

 [Erosion at base of Oriskauy.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, pp. 181-182 (§ p.), 1842. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp.'73-74 (§p.), 

1843.

 [On cause of dip in the Trias.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, pp. 171,172-173,1842. 

ASBOO. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 64-65-66,1843.
838 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [DULL. 127.

Rogers, William B. Continued.

 On the porous anthracite or natural 

coke of eastern Virginia.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, pp. 175-176,1842. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., p. 68 (J p.), 1843.

 Report of the progress of the geological survey of Virginia for 1841, 12 

pages, Richmond, 1842; republished in

1884.

[ ] [Age of the coal near Richmond, 

Va., and also the date of the Fredericksburg sandstone.]

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proe., vol. 1, pp. 

142, 250, 1843.

 [On limits of Infusorial stratum in 

Virginia.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 313-314 (f p.), 

1843. 

Eead to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 Observations of subterranean temperature in the coal mines of eastern 

Virginia.

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 532-538,1843. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, p. 176,1842. 

.Reprint of reports on the Virginias, pp. 569- 

574, New York, 1884.

 On the connection of thermal springs 

in Virginia with anticlinal axes and 

faults.

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 323-347, 

j plates, 1843.

Eeprint of reports on the Virginias, pp. 577- 

597, New York, 1884.

 On the age of the coal rocks of 

eastern Virginia.

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 298-316, 

plates, 1843.

Eeprint of reports on the Virginias, pp. 645- 

658, plates, New York, 1884.

Abstracts, Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., p. 68; 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, p. 175 (f p.), 1842.

 [Oolitic structure of some lower 

Appalachian limestone and chert.] > 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol.47, p. 119 (7 lines), 1844. 

Eead to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 [On analogy of primary formations 

on north shore of Lake Superior to 

those of the Blue Ridge of Virginia.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 70-80 

(i p.), 1849.

[ ] [Agency of gas and steam in rock 

alteration in the eastern United States 

and age of rocks of western New England.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, p. 20 

(J p.), 1851.

Rogers, William B. Continued.

 [On the deposition of the Infusoria 

at the mouths of rivers in the South.] 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. if, p. 16 

(J p.), 1851.

 [The age of the Deep River coal.] 

Am. Acad., Proc., vol. 3, p. CO (J p.), 1856.

[ ] [Nature of Hillsboro coal.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol.4, pp. 169- 

170 (J p.), 1854. 

Eemark by C. T. Jackson, p. 170.

 Report on the Pride vale coal and 

" iron ore, W. Va. [Pamphlet, 1854.]

Eepublished in reprint of reports on theVirginias, pp. 679-705, New York, 1884.

 Proofs of the Protozoic age of some 

of the altered rocks of eastern Massachusetts from fossils recently discovered.

Am. Acad., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 315-318, 1856.

 [Note on age of coal-bearing rocks 

near Richmond, Va., and red sandstones of North Carolina.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 5, p. 186 

1856.

 [On the natural coke and associated 

igneous and altered rocks of the Oolite 

coal region near Richmond, Va.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 53- 

56, 1856.

Am. Acad., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 106-107, 1856. 

The Virginias, vol 4, pp.. 158-159, 1883. 

Eeprint of reports on the Virginias, pp. 677- 

678, New York, 1884.

 [On the metamorphic influence of 

trap rocks on the adjacent sedimentary strata in Prince William County, 

Va.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 202- 

204, 1856.

 ["Posidonomya" in Virginia.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 201- 

202, 1856.

 [On lignite from red sandstone of 

Lancaster County, Pa., and from coalbearing rocks of eastern Virginia.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 189- 

190, 1856.

[ ] [On the origin and occurrence of 

proto-carbouate of iron in the coal 

measures and on the color of rocks.]

.Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 

283-288, 1856.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 21. pp. 339-343, 

1856.

Discussed by A. A. Hayes, Boston Soo. Nat. 

Hist., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 289-290, 1856.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 839

Rogers, William B. Continued.

 [Geologic relations of tlie New red 

sandstone of the Middle and Eastern 

State8 to the coal-bearing rocks of 

eastern Virginia and North Carolina.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 

14-18, 1856.

lloprint of reports on the Virginias, pp. 765- 

768, Now York, 1884.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 19, 

pp. 123-125,1850.

 Discovery of Paleozoic fossils ir. 

eastern Massachusetts.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 22, pp. 296-298, 

1856.

[ ] [On the Clinton group and its iron 

ores.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 340- 

341,1858. 

.Remarks by C. T. Jackson, p. 341.

 [Remarks on anticlinal flexures, 

Massachusetts.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 332- 

333 (J p.), 1859.

 [On the joints and faults of the 

slate rocks of Governors Island in Boston Harhor.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 217- 

218 (4 p.), 1859.

 [On trilobites from Braintree and on 

the geologic relations of the district.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 27- 

29,40,41,1859.

 [On the Albert coal of New Brunswick.]

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc. [vol. 12], p. 

98 (J p.), 1861.

 [On the Taconic and associated 

formations in Vermont.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 237- 

239,1861. 

Canadian Nat., vol. 6, pp. 325-328,1861.

[ ] [On the group of rocks constituting the base of the Paleozoic series in 

the United States.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 394- 

395,1861.

 [On the Infusorial earth from the 

Tertiary of Virginia and Maryland, 

and the geological relations of the 

strata.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7. pp. 59- 

64,1861.

 [On.-the thickness of the crust of the 

earth.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 47- 

48,1861.

Rogers, William B. Continued. 

[ ] [On the supposed coal-bearing 

rocks of Maine.]

P-ostou Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, p. 86 

(f p.), 1861.

 - [Remarks on the geology of the 

neighborhood of St. John, New Brunswick.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, p. 176 

(4 p.), 1861.

 [A comparison of the lower Carboniferous of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, with certain groups in the Appalachian belt iu the United States.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol 7, pp. 170- 

173,1861.

 [On a large Sigillaria from the South 

Joggins iri Nova Scotia, and on the 

entombrnent of such specimens.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 168- 

170,1861.

[ ] [On the faunal relations of some 

of the geologic groups of the eastern 

United States.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 242- 

244,1861.

 [On the eifects of a subsiding, stationary, and rising ocean floor as seen 

in the stratigraphic relations of the 

resulting deposits.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proo., vol. 7, pp. 246- 

249, 273-275,1861.

Discussed by L. Agassiz, pp. 248-249, 271- 

273, 274, 275.

 On structure of western Vermont. 

Eeport on Geology of Vermont, vol. 1, pp. 

5-6, 1861.

[ ] [On the coal vein at the Albeit 

mine, New Brunswick.]

Boston Soc. Nat. His., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 294- 

295 (J p.), 1861.

 [On fossil iferous pebbles of Potsdam 

rocks in Carboniferous conglomerate 

north of Fall River, Mass.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 

389-391,1861.

[ ] [On elongated form and parallel 

arrangement of pebbles.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proo., vol. 7, pp. 391- 

394,1861.

[ ] [On the age of the sandstones of St. 

. Croix, New Brunswick, and of Perry, 

Me.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 398- 

399 (J p.). 1861.

[ J [Bowlder with Devonian fossils 

from an island in the Saco River, Me.] 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, p. 400 

(J p.), 1861.
840 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Rogers, William B. Continued.

 [On the existence of a Primordial fossiliferous group in North America, etc.] 

Boston Soc.Nat.Hist., Proc., vol. 7,pp.419- 

422,427,1861.

[ ] [On stratigraphy and fauna of the 

Devonian and Carboniferous of Iowa 

and vicinity.]

Boston Soc.Nat. Hist., Proc., vol.7, pp.319- 

322,1861.

 [On fossils on Dennis River, Me.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 7, pp. 227- 

228(J p.), 419 (J p.), 1861.

 On the Newport conglomerate.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 97- 

101,1874.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, 

p. 479 (J p.), 1875.

 Ou the gravel and cobblestone deposits of Virginia and the Middle States. 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 101- 

306,1877.

Reprint of reports on the Virginias, pp. 709- 

713, Now York, 1884. 

The Virginias, vol. 3, pp. 50-59,4°, 1882. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 11, 

pp. 60-61,1876.

 [On relations of rocks of the Blue 

Ridge in Virginia.]

2d Geol. Snrv. Pennsylvania, Report E, by 

T. S. Hunt, pp. 198-199, Harrisbnrg, 1878.

Reprint of reports on the Virginias, p. 769, 

Now York, 1884.

 Virginia and West Virginia.

 Macfarlane's Am. Geol. Rwy. Guide, pp. 

179-185,1879.

Reprint of reports on the Virginias, pp. 717- 

729, New York, 1884.

 Table of geological formations found 

in Virginia and West Virginia.

Tlio Virginias, vol. 1, pp. 14-15, 4°, 1880; 

vol. 3, p. 61, 4°, 1882.

 The iron ores of Virginia and West 

Virginia.

The Virginias, vol. 1, pp. 128-130, 138-140, 

152-153,160-161, 170-171, 174-175, 182-183, 186- 

188,4°, 1880.

 The Infusorial deposits of Virginia 

in the Fort Mouroe artesian well. 

The Virginias, vol. 3, pp. 151-152, 4°, 1882. 

Reprint of reports on the Virginias, pp. 733- 

736, New York, 1884.

[ :] The rocks of Rockfish Gap, 

Augusta County, Va.

The Virginias, vol. 3, p. 175 (J p.), 4°, 1882.

 The fossils of No. Ill, in Virginia. 

The Virginias, vol. 3, p. 175 (f p.), 4°, 1882.

 Notes on the geology of the Virginias. 

The Virginias, vol.3, p. 190,1882; vol.4, pp. 

12-13,23, 38-39, 50-G1, 71-72, 88-90, 4°, 1883.

Rogers, William B. Continued.

 A reprint of annual reports and. 

other papers on the geology of the Virginias, xv, 832 pages, plates, maps, New 

York, 1884.

[Includes a geological map, and has some 

slight corrections.]

Reviewed by J. L. and H. D. Campbell, Am. 

Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, pp. 357-374, 1885; 

vol. 81, pp. 193-202, 1886.

 Geological sections on Coal River, 

W.Va.

The Virginias, vol. 6, pp. 153-154 (| p.), 4°, 

1885.

 Virginia.

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 352-358, 363,1890.

 Jackson, C. T., Blake, John H., and. 

[On the frozen well of Brandon, Vt.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc.,vol. 9, pp. 72-81, 

1865.

 Rogers, H..D., and. Contributions 

to the geology of the Tertiary formations of Virginia.

Am. Phil. Soc., Trans., vol. 5, new series, pp. 

319-342,1837; vol. 6, pp. 347-379, plates, 1839.

Reprint of reports on the Virginias, pp. 661- 

673, plates, New York, 1884.

 Contributions to the geology of 

the Tertiary formations of Virginia; 

second series.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 88-90,1839. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 38, pp. 183-184, 

1840.

 : On the physical structure of 

the Appalachian chain, as exemplifying 

the laws which have regulated the elevation of great mountain chains generally.

British Assoc., Report, vol. 12, Trans. of sections, pp. 40-42,1842. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 44, pp. 359-362,1843. 

ASSOC. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 474-531, plates, 

1843.

Reprint of reports on the Virginias, pp. 601- 

642, plates, New York, 1884.

Abstracts, Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 

70-71; Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, pp. 177-178,1842.

 Observations on the geology of 

the western peninsula of upper Canada 

and the western part of Ohio.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 120-125,1842. 

Am. Phil. Soc., Trans., vol. 8, now- series, pp. 

273-284.1843.

 [Theory of earthquake action.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, pp. 341-347,1843. 

Read to Assoc. Am. Geol.
UARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. ,841

Rogers, William B., Rogers, H. D. and 

Continued.

 A system of classification and 

nomenclature for the Paleozoic rocks 

of the United States, with an account 

of their distribution, more particularly 

in the Appalachian Mountain chain. 

[Abstract.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 47, pp. 111-112,1844. 

Read to Assoo. Am. Geol.

 On the geological age of the 

White Mountains.

Am. Jonr. Sci., 2d series, vol. 1, pp. 411-421, 

1840.

 An account of two remarkable 

trains of angular, erratic blocks in 

Berkshire, Mass., with an attempt at 

an exploration of the phenomena.

Boston Jour. Nat. Hist., vol. 5, pp. 310-330, 

plate,1847.

 On two remarkable bowlder 

trains in Berkshire County, Mass.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 79- 

80,1848.

 and Rogers, R. E. On the decomposition of rocks by meteoric water.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 60-62, 

1849.

Rogers, William Luttrell. The philosophy of glacier motion. *

Am. Geogr. Soc., Bull., vol. 20, pp. 481-501, 

1888.

Rolfe, Charles W. Artesian water from 

the drift [in eastern Illinois]. 

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 32-35,1890.

Rolker, Charles M. The Allouez mine 

and ore dressing, as practiced in the 

Lake Superior copper district.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 5, pp. 

584-606, plates, 1877. 

Remarks by Eggleston, pp. 606-C11.

 The Lite operations on the Mariposa 

estate.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 6, pp. 

145-164, 1879.

 The silver sandstone district of Utah. 

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 9, pp. 

21-33. 1.881. 

Discussed by Maynard, p. 33.

 Note on the Leaclville ore deposits.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 14, pp. 

273-292,1886.

Eng. and Mining Jonr., vol. 41, pp. 36-40,4°, 

1886.

 Note on an exhibition of banded 

structure in a gold vein.

Am. lust. Mining Eug., Trans., vol. 14, pp. 

265-266, 1886.

Rolker, Charles M. Continued.

 Notes on certain iron ore deposits in 

Colorado.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 14, pp. 

266-273,1886.

Rominger, C. True position of the socalled Waukesha limestone of Wisconsin.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 34, p. 136 (J p.), 

1862.

 Paleozoic rocks.

Geol. Surv. Michigan, upper peninsula, 

1869-1873, vol. 1, part 3,102 pages, Now York, 

1873.

 Observations on the Ontonagon silver mining district and the slate quarries of Huron Bay.

Geol. Surv. Michigan, lower peninsula, 

1873-1876, vol. 3, part 1, pp. 151-166, Now York, 

1876.

 Geology of the lower peninsula.

Geol. Surv. Michigan, lower peninsula, 

1873-1876, vol. 3, part 1,225 pages, New York, 

1876.

Includes appendix by C. Eomingor, pp. 

151-166,1876.

 Marquette iron region.

Geol. Surv. Michigan, upper peninsula, 

1878-1880, vol. 4, part 1, pp. 1-154, ma]), Now 

York, 1881.

 Menomiuee iron region.

Geol. Surv. Michigan, upper peninsula, 

vol. 4, part 2, 241 pages, map, New York, 1881.

 Description of Primordial fossils 

from Mount Stephens, northwestern 

territory of Canada.

Philadelphia Aoad. Sci., Proc., 1887 (parti), 

pp. 12-19, plate 1, 1887.

 Rejoinder to Mr. C. D. Walcott [on 

Primordial fossils from Mount Stephen, 

Canada].

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 356-359,1888.

Ross, Angus. Zones of lines of elevation 

in the earth's crust.

Nova Scotian Inst., Trans., vol. 3, pp. 126- 

141, plates, 1874.

Ross, John. Geological notice respecting that part of the American land visited during our voyage. An appendix 

to the narrative of a second voyage in 

search of a northwest passage and of a 

residence in the Arctic regions during 

the years 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832, and 

1833, by Sir John Ross, 4°, London, 

1835. [Not seen.]

Rothe, Charles E. Remarks on the gold 

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Ain. Jour. Soi., vol. 13, pp. 201-217,1828.
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850 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

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 Professor Marsh on the Dinocerata. 

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Seamon, W. H. Tallow clays.

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Abstract, Pbil. Mag. (L. E. and D.), new 

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British Assoc.. Report of 54th meeting, 

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Geological and natural history survey of Canada, Annual Eeport, new 

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Administrative report and papers by G. W. 

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Summary report of the operations of

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 The Hurouian of Canada.

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Am. Geol., vol. 2, p. 207,1888.

 On new facts relating to Eozoon 

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Science, vol. 11, p. 146 (f col.), 1888.

 Summary reports of the operations 

of the geological survey for the years 

1887 and 1888.

Canada, Geol. Surv., Reports, vol. 3, now 

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1888.

Includes extracts from reports of assistants 

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Tyrrell in Duck and Hiding Mountains region 

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Adams in eastern townships of Quebec; R. 

W.Ells in southeastern Quebec; J. C.IL Laflainmo on nortli side of tho St. Lawrence 

above Quebec; L. \V. Bailey and William Melimes in northern Now Brunswick; R. Chalmora on surface geology of Now Brunswick; 

J. E. Whiteaves on ago of fossils collected by 

McConnell on Liartl River; A. Bowman on 

seaboard British Columbia; H. Eletcher on 

Picton and Colchester counties, Nova Scotia, 

and E. 11. Faribault on gold-bearing bolt in 

Halifajc County.

 "Two systems confounded in the 

Huronian."

Am. Gool., vol. 3, pp. 339-340,1889.

 Canadian geological classification 

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Boston Soc. Fat. Hist., Proc.,vol. 24, pp. 216- 

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 Tracks of organic origin in rocks of 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, pp. 145-147, 

1890.

Prefatory to letter by G. F. Matthews in regard to tho nature of the tracks.

 The geology of Quehec City.

Science, vol. 16, p. 359 (1£ cols.), 1890.

 Summary reports of the operations 

of tho geological survey for the year 

1889.

Canada, Geol. Surv., Reports, vol. 4, new 

series, Report A, CO pages, Montreal, 1890.

Includes an account of observations on 

Belle Isle, in tho northern peninsula of°Newfouudland and in tho Huronian region, and 

extracts from reports of operations of assistants as follows: G!. M. Dawson in southern 

British Columbia; R. G. McConnell, north of 

Lessor Slave Lake; J. B. Tyrrell in Lake Winnipegosis region and Porcupine Mountains; 

A. C. Lawson in regions norUi west of Lake 

Superior; R.Boll in the Sndbury district; R. 

W. Ells in tho southwest quarter sheetof tho 

eastern townships; E. D. Adams in the St. 

Maurice district; L. "W. Bailey in northern 

Now Brunswick and Quebec; R. Chalinerson 

superficial deposits of southern New Brunswick; H. Plotchor in Picton and Colchester 

counties, Nova Scotia, and E. R. Faribault on 

gold-bearing rocks in Nova Scotia.

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Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, p. 501 (J p.), 1891. 

In discussion of "On the geology of Quebec 

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geology of Anticosti Island, Gulf of St. 

Lawrence.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 8, pp. 285- 

287,1862.

 On the formation of the excavated 

lake basins of Now England.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 358- 

366,1866.

 On tho modifications of ocean currents in successive geological periods.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 10, pp. 290- 

302,1866.

 Preliminary notice of some opinions 

concerning the mode of elevation of 

continental masses.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc,, vol. 10, pp. 237- 

239,1866.

 Notes on the position and character 

of some glacial beds containing fossils 

at Gloucester, Mass.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 11, pp. 27- 

30,1868.

 On the formation of mountain chains. 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 11, pp. 8-15, 

1868.

 Notes on tho concentric structure of 

granitic rocks.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 12 pp. 289- 

293, 1869.

 On the nature of the movements involved in tho changes of level of shore 

lines.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 12, pp. 128- 

136,1869.

 [Considerations concerning the absence of distinct evidences of glacial, 

action in the valley of the Yukon River, 

Alaska.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 12, pp. 145- 

1.49,1869.

Discussed by Hyatt, Brigham and Scuddor, 

pp.U9-151.

 On tho phosphate beds of South 

Carolina.

U. S. Coast Snrv., Report for 1870, pp. 182- 

,189, Washington, 1870.

 Note on tho glacial moraines of tho 

Charles River valley, near Watortown. 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 277- 

279,1871.

 On the phosphate beds of South 

Carolina.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 222- 

236,1871.
854 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULt. 127.

Shaler, Nathaniel Southgate Cont'd.

 On the parallel ridges of Glacial 

drift in eastern Massachusetts, with 

some remarks on the Glacial period.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 196- 

204, 1871.

 [On the relations of the rocks in the 

vicinity of Boston.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 172- 

177,1871. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 4, p. 238 (J p.), 1871.

 On the causes which have led to the 

production of Cape Hatteras.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 110- 

121,1872.

Discussed by Perry, Niles, and Hyatt, pp121-123. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 5, pp. 178-181,1871.

 On the geology of the island of 

Aquidneck and the neighboring parts 

of the shores of Narragansett Bay.

Am. Nat., vol. 6, pp. 518-528, 611-621, 751-760, 

map, 1872. 

From Eeport to TJ. S. Coast Surv.

[ ] [Source of bowlders in Ohio, Kentucky, etc.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 14, p. 386 

(3 lines), 1872.

 [Geology of Marthas Vineyard and 

Nantucket.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 15, p. 219 

(6 lines), 1873. 

[ ] [On elongation of pebbles.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 15, p. 2 

(J p.), 1873.

 [On the geology of the region about 

Eichmond, Va., etc.]

Am. Acad., Proc., vol. 8, pp. 307-308 (J p.),

1874.

 Remarks on the geology of the coast 

of Maine, New Hampshire, and that 

part of Massachusetts north of Boston. 

U. S. Coast Surv., coast pilot for the Atlantic seaboardi Gulf of Maine and its coast from 

Eastport to Boston, pp. 883-888, Washington,

1875.

 Note on the geological relations of 

Boston and Narragansett bays.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 17, pp. 488- 

490,1875.

 Note on some points connected with 

tidal erosion.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 17, pp. 465- 

466,1875.

 Notes on some of the phenomena of 

elevation and subsidence of the continents.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 17, pp. 288- 

292,1875.

Shaler, Nathaniel Southgate Cout'd.

 On the antiquity of the caverns and 

cavern life of the Ohio Valley.

Geol. Snrv. Kentucky, Memoirs, vol. 1, part 

1, 13 pages, plate, 4°, Cambridge, 1876.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33. 

pp. 226-227 (fp.),1877.

 Notes on the age and the structure 

of the several mountain axes in the 

neighborhood of tho Cumberland Gap. 

Am. Nat., vol. 11, pp. 385-392,1877.

 On the existence of the Alleghany 

division of the Appalachian range 

within the Hudson Valley. 

Am. Nat., vol. 11, pp. 627-628,1877.'

 A general account of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, prepared by the 

geological survey of the Commonwealth.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Reports of progress, 

vol.2, new series,pp.361-468 (bottom pagination), map, Frankfort, 1877.

Published separately, Frankfort, 1876; 

map republished in black in Eeport of Kentucky commissioner of agriculture for 1877, 

Frankfort, 1877.

 On the origin of the galena deposits 

of the upper Cambrian rocks of Kentucky.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Reports of progress, 

vol. 2, new series, pp. 277-292 (bottom pagination), Frankfort, 1877.

 Geological survey of Kentucky, Reports of progress, Vol. Ill, new series, 

451 pages, 5 maps, Frankfort, 1877.

Includes Lesley on outcrop belt of eastern 

Kentucky coal field, pp. 421-425, map.

 On the cause and geological value 

of variation in rainfall.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 170- 

182,1877.

 Propositions concerning the motion 

of continental glaciers.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 120- 

133,1877.

 Recent changes of level of the coast 

of Maine.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Memoirs, vol. 2, pp. 

329-341,4°, 1878.

Reviewed by J. D. Dfanal, Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d series, vol. 9, pp. 316-318,1875.

 Proposition concerning the classification of lavas, considered with reference to tho circumstances of their 

extrusion.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Anniversary Memoirs, 15 pages, 4°, 1880.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN "GEOLOGY. 855

Shaler, Nathaniel Southgate Cont'd.

 Preliminary report concerning the 

resources of the country adjacent to 

the line of the proposed Richmond and 

Southwestern Railway, map, Cambridge, 1880.

Includes geological map of Kentucky, and 

geological map of Virginia, by AV. B. Rogers.

 Notes on certain evidences of a gradual passage from sedimentary to volcanic rocks shown in Brighton district 

of Boston.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 129- 

133,1881. -

 Great Kauawha, W. Va., iron ores 

and coals. The Black Band Iron and 

Coal Company.

The Virginian, vol. 2, pp. 154-155,4°, 1881.

 On the recent advances and retrocessions of glaciers.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 162- 

1C7,1883.

 Physiography of North America.

Narrative and critical history of America, 

Boston [1884], vol. 4, pp. i-xxx. Edited by 

Justin AVinsor.

 A first book in geology, designed for 

the use of beginners, xvi, 255, 73 pages, 

12°, Boston. 1884.

 General report on the building stones 

of Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and 

Maine.

10th Census U. S., Report on the building 

stones of the United States, and statistics 

of the quarry industries for 1880. Bound as 

part of Vol. X, but with separate pagination, 

pp. 107-116, 4°, AVashington, 1884.

 Report Atlantic Coast division.

U. S. Gcol. Surv., J. AV. Powell, Director, Cth 

Annual Report, 1884-85, pp. 18-22, AVashington, 1885.

 Preliminary report on seacoast 

 ewamps of the eastern United States.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. AV. Powell, Director, 6th 

Annual Report, 1884-85, pp. 353-308, AVashington, 1885. 

Abstract, Am. Gool., vol. 1, pp. 258-259, 1888.

 Preliminary report on the geology 

of the Cobscook Bay district, Maine. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, pp. 35-CO,

1886. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 20, p. 969 (J p.), 1886.

 Fluviatilo swamps of New Englaud. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 210-221,

1887.

Abstract, Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 33, pp. 

142-143 (i p.), 1887.

Shaler, Nathaniel Southgate Cont'd.

 Petroleum.

Geol. Surv. Kentucky, Bull. No. 1, pp. 5-12, 

1887 ?.

 On the original connection of the 

eastern and western coal fields of the 

Ohio Valley.

Harvard Coll.,Mus. Comp. Zool., Memoirs, 

vol. 16 (No. 2), pp. 1-11, 40,1887.

 On the origin of kames.

Boston Soc. Nut. Hist., Proc., vol. 23. pp. 36- 

44,1888.

 Report, Atlantic Coast division of 

geology.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. AV. Powell, Director, 7th 

Report, 1885-86, pp. 61-05, AVasbington, 1888.

 Report on the geology of Marthas 

Vineyard.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. \V. Powell, Director, 

7th Report, 1885-86, pp. 297-363, plates 19-29, 

Washington, 1888.

Abstracts, Science, vol. 13, p. 343 (£col.); 

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 104-106,1889.

 Origin of the divisions between the 

layers of stratified rocks.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 23, pp. 408- 

419,1888.

 On the geology of the Cambrian dis- 

, trict of Bristol County, Mass.

Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

16, pp. 13-26, map, No. 2,1888.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 37, 

pp. 76-77 (g p.), 1889.

 The crenitic hypothesis and mountain building.

Science, vol. 11, pp. 280-281,1888.

 Introduction.

Nature and origin of deposits of phosphates 

of lime, by R. A. If. Penroso, jr.. U. S. Gool. 

Surv., Bull., vol. 7, pp. 483-494, No. 46, Washington, 1888.

Abstract, Science, vol. 13, pp. 144-146, 1888.

 The geology of Nantucket.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol. 8, pp. 601-053, 

10 plates, No. 53, Washington, 1889.

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 5, pp. 111-114, 

1890; Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 36, p. 567 

(J col.), 1890.

 Aspects of the earth. A popular account of some familiar geological phenomena, xix, 344 pages, 15 plates, Now 

York, 1889.

 Report Division of coast-lino geologytr. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 8th 

Report, pp. 125-128, AVushingtou, 1889.
856 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Shaler, Nathaniel Southgate Cont'd.

 The geology of the island of Mount 

Desert, Me.

D. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 8th 

Eeport, pp. 987-1061, plates 64-76, "Washington, 1889. 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 197-198,1890.

 Keport Atlantic Coast division.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 9th 

Report, pp. 71-74, Washington, 1889.

 The geology of Cape Ann, Mass.

U. S. Gool. Surv., -I. "W. Powell, Director, 9th 

Keport, pp. 529-611, plates 32-37, Washington, 

1889.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 7, p. 201 (j[ p.), 1891.

 On the occurrence of fossils of the 

Cretaceous age on the island of Marthas Vineyard, Mass.

Harvard Coll., Mtis. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

16, pp. 89-97, plates 1, 2,1889.

 [Remarks on conditions attending 

a Pleistocene submergence on the Atlantic Coast.]

Gool. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, p. 409 (J p.), 

1890.

 The topography of Florida.

Harvard Coll.,Mits. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

16, pp. 139-156, plate. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 768 (J p.), 1890.

 Tertiary and Cretaceous deposits of 

eastern Massachusetts.

Gool. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 443-452, plate 

9, 1990.

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 118 (J p.); 

Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 210 (J p.); Science, vol. 15, 

p. 10 (J col.) all 1890.

 Note on Glacial climate.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 460- 

465,1890. 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 124 (J p.), 1890.

 Note on the value of saliferous deposits as evidence of former cliuiatal 

conditions.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 

580-585,1890.

 General account of the fresh-water 

morasses of the United States, with a 

description of the Dismal Swamp district of Virginia and North Carolina.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

10th Eeport, pp. 255-339, plates 6-19, Washington, 1890. 

Abstract, pp. 15-16 (f p.).

 Eeport, Atlantic Coast division.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

10th Report, pp. 117-119, Washington, 1890. 

Abstract, pp. 15-16 (f p.).

Shaler, Nathaniel Southgate Cout'd.

 The antiquity of the last Glacial 

period.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 25, pp. 258- 

267,1891.

 The history of our continent, 290 

pages, 12°, Boston, 1891.

 and Davis, W. M. Illustrations of 

the earth's surface, glaciers, iv, 198 

pages, 25 plates, 4°, Boston, 1881.

Reviewed by W J McGeo, Science (edited 

by J. Michcls), vol. 2, pp. 581-584,4°.

Sharp, Benjamin. An account of the 

Vincelonian volcano.

Philadelphia Acad. Nat. Sci., Proc., 1889, pp. 

289-295, plate 4, 1890.

Sharpe, Daniel. Eeport on the fossil 

remains of mollusca from the Paleozoic 

formations of the United States [etc.], 

with remarks on the comparison of the 

North American formations with those 

of Europe.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 4, pp. 145-181, 

1848.

Sharpies, S. P. On some rocks and 

other dredgings from the Gulf Stream. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 1, pp. 168-171, 

1871.

 Turks Island and the guano caves of 

the Caicos Island.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 22, pp. 242- 

252, 1884.

[Shaw, James.] Geology of northwestern Illinois [Jo Daviess, Stcphenson, 

Carroll, Winnehago, Boone, Ogle, Leo, 

Whiteside, Bureau, Henry, Marshall, 

and Putnam counties].

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 5, geology and 

paleontology, pp. 1-216, Springfield, 1873.

Reprinted in Economical Geology of Illinois, 

vol. 3, pp. 1-226, Springfield, 1882.

 Worthen, A. H., and. Eock.Island 

County.

Geol. Surv. Illinois, vol. 5, geology and 

paleontology, pp. 217-234, Springfield, 1873.

Reprinted in Economical Geology of Illinois, vol. 3, pp. 226-246, Springfield, .1882.

Sheafer, P. W. Boring records from Mio 

the anthracite basin.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 11, pp. 107-110, 

1871.

 Eecord of well boring in the Wilkesbarre coal region of Pennsylvania.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 11, pp. 235-236 

1871.

 Coal.

Science (edited by Michcls), vol. 1, pp. 88-89, 

98-100,4°, 1880.
nAUTON.] NOETH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 857

Sheafer, P. W. Continued.

 The Old Dominion Coal Company's 

lands, West Virginia.

The Virginias, vol. 5, pp. 145-147,4°, 1884.

 Carneron County, detailed geology 

of the several townships.

2d Geol. Snrv., Pennsylvania, Eoport Ell. 

part 2 (Elk, Forest, and Cameron counties), 

pp. 1-60, map, plate, Harrisburg, 1885.

Shedd, G. W. The fault of the Yankee

Hill silver deposits of Leadville, Colo.

Am. Nat., vol. 15, pp. 338-33!), plate, 1881.

Shepard, Charles Upham. Mineralogical 

journey in the northern parts of New 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 17, pp. 353-360,1830; vol. 

18, pp. 126-136, 289-303,1830.

 Notice of a mine of spathic iron (steel 

oro) of New Milford and of the iron 

works of Salisbury, Conn.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 19, pp. 311-326,1831.

 A sketch of the mineralogy and 

geology of the counties of Orange, N. 

Y., and Sussex, N. J.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 21, pp. 321-334, map, 1832.

 Geological observations upon Alabama, Georgia, and Florida.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 25, pp. 162-173,1834.

 Notice of the travels of a naturalist 

in the Alps, by Fr. Jos. Hugi.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 28, pp. 296-303,1835.

 Report on the geological survey of 

Connecticut, 188 pages, New Haven, 

1837.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 33, pp. 151-175, 

1838.

 Geology of upper Illinois.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 34, pp. 134-101,1838.

 Analysis of marls from the vicinity 

of Charleston.

Eeport on the geology of South Carolina, by 

M. Tuomey, pp. xxxiv-xliii, 4° [Columbia, 

1848].

 On the supposed tadpole nests or 

imprints made by the Batrachoides 

nidificans (Hitchcock), in the red shale 

of the new red sandstone of South 

Hadley, Mass.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 43, pp. 99-104, 

1867.

 Notes on the occurrence and composition of the nodular phosphates of 

South Carolina.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 47, pp. 354-357, 

1869.

Shepard, Charles Upham Continued.

 Phosphatic sand in South Carolina. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 2, pp. 58-59 

(4 p.), 1871.

 On the corundum region of North 

Carolina and Georgia, with descriptions of two gigantic crystals of that 

species.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 4, pp. 109-114, 

175-180,1872.

Shepherd, Forrest. Remarks on a bowlder mass of native copper from the 

southern shore of Lake Superior.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 4, pp. 115-116, 

1847.

 Observations on the drift furrows, 

grooves, scratches, aud polished surfaces of the rocks of Lake Superior.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 4, pp. 282-283, 

1847.

 Observations on the Pluton geysers 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 12, pp. 153-158, 

1851.

Sherman, Paul. Glacial fossil, of Maine. 

Am. Nat., vol. 7, pp. 373-374,1873.

Sherwood, Andrew. Part 1, limits of 

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2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport Or, 

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 Section of Devonian rocks made in 

the Catskill Mountains at Palenvillo, 

Kauterskill Creek, N. Y.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 17, pp. 346-347 

1878.

 Potter County.

2d Gool. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eeport GGG-, 

the geology of Potter County, by Andrew 

Sherwood, pp. 1-63, map,Harrisbnrg, 1880.

 Geological map of Wyoming County, 

1876; scale, 2 miles to 1 inch.

2d Geol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Eoport GO, 

geology of Pike and Monroo counties, by I. C. 

White, plate in pocket, flarrisburg, 1882.

 and Platt, Franklin. Second geological survey of Pennsylvania, Report 

of progress GG, the geology of Lycoining and Sullivan counties, ix, 268 pages, 

2 maps, plate, Harrisburg, 1880.

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Middlebury from the Catskill down to 

the upper Helderberg.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 17, pp. 347-349, 

1878.
858 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Sherwood, Clark, Sherwood, Andrew, 

and. Section along Schoharie Creek, 

in Schoharie County, N. Y., between 

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 17, pp. 347-349, 

1878.

Sherwood, John D. Observations upon 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 48, pp. .1-16,1845. 

Shimek, B. The loess and its fossils.

Iowa Lab. Nat. Hist., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 200- 

214, vol. 2, pp. 89-98,1890.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 4, p. 

72 (J p.), 1891.

Shufeldt, George A., jr. On an oil well 

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Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 40, pp. 388-389 

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 On the subterranean sources of the 

waters of the Great Lakes.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 43, pp. 193-197, 

1867.

Shumard, B. F. Geological report of 

local detailed observations in the valleys of the Minnesota, Mississippi, and 

Wisconsin rivers.

Eeport of a geological survey of Wisconsin, 

Iowa, and Minnesota, and incidentally of a 

portion of Nebraska Territories, by D. D. 

Owen, pp. 475-531, plates, Philadelphia, 1852.

 Description of a geological section on 

the Mississippi River, from St. Louis to 

Commerce [and on Franklin and St. 

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Geol. Surv. Missouri, part 2,1st and 2d Annual Reports, pp. 139-185, map, plates, Jefferson City, 1855.

Abstracts, St. Louis Acad. Sci., vol. 1, pp. 

404-415, plates, 1860, '' Observation on geology 

of county of Sto. Genevieve."

Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series,vol. 29, p. 126 (Jp.), 

1860.

 [Permian in New Mexico.]

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 15, pp.

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Acad. Sci., Coinptes llendus, vol. 46, pp. 897-

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 Paleontology.

Report Sec. "War for 1857, vol. 2, Eeport of 

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 First report of progress of the geological and agricultural survey of 

Texas, 17 pages, Austin, 1859.

Abstract, Texas Almanac ("Richardson & 

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Shumard, B. F. Continued.

 [On Permian rocks of New Mexico.] 

Philadelphia Acad. Sci., Proc.,vol. 10, p. 14 

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 State House artesian well at Austin. 

Texas Almanac (Richardson & Co.), vol. 3, 

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 [Discovery of coal measures in 

northern Texas.]

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Irons., vol.1, pp. G80- 

687,1860.

 Observations upon the Cretaceous 

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St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 582-

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Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 31, 

p. 127 (J p.), 1861 ; vol. 42, p. 123 (TV p.), 1866.

 [Discovery of the Permian formations in New Mexico.]

St. Louis Acad, Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 113- 

114 (J p.), 1860.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 29, 

pp. 125-126,1860.

 Descriptions of new Cretaceous fossils from Texas.

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 590- 

610, 1860.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 8, pp. 188- 

205,1862.

 [Letter on the Primordial of Texas.] 

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 18, pp.

218-219,1861. 

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 672-

673,1861.

 The Primordial zone of Texas, with 

descriptions of new fossils.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 32, pp. 213-221,

1861.

 Section of the Cretaceous strata in 

Texas.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 8, p. 89,

1862.

 [Observations on Cretaceous of 

Texas.]

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 2, p. .152, 

1868.

 [On an extensive Miocene formation 

in Texas.]

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 2, pp.-J.40- 

141 (f p.), 1868.

 [On oil springs in Missouri.]

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 2, pp. 263- 

264 (\ p.), 1868.

 [Ozark, Douglas, Wright, Laclede, 

Pulaski, Phelps, Crawford, Cape Girardeau, Perry, Ste. Geneviove, Jefferson, and Clark counties.]

Geol. Surv. Missouri, Reports, 1855-1871, pp. 

189-323, maps, plates, Jefferson City, 1873.
BARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 859

Shuniard, B. F. Continued.

 Owen, D. D., and. On ike number 

and distribution of fossil species in the 

Paleozoic rocks of Iowa, Wisconsin, 

and Minnesota.

Am. Asaoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, pp. 235- 

239,1851.

 and Riddell, William. Geological 

features of Texas.

Do Bow Review, vol. 29, pp. 115-116, Now 

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 Yandell, L. P., and. Contributions 

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Abstract by Verneuil, Soc. G6ol. .France, 

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Shtimard, George G. Remarks upon the 

general geology of the country passed 

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sources of Red River, under command 

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Exploration of the Eed River of Louisiana 

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AVashington, 1853; 32d Gong., 2d sess., Senate 

Doc. No. 54 [pp. 156-172, "Washington, 1854].

Another od tion, Washington, 1854, has different pagination.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci.,2d series, vol. 19, 

pp. 437-438 (i p.), 1855.

 [Extent of coal measures in Arkansas and Texas.]

; St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, p. 93 

(J p.), 1860.

 Observations on the geological formations of the country between the Rio 

Pecos and Rio Grand© in New Mexico, 

near the line of the thirty-second parallel, being an abstract of a portion of 

the geological report of the expedition 

under John Pope, Corps Top. Eng., 

U. S. A., in the year 1855.

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 273- 

289,18GO.

 The geological structure of the Jornada del Muerto, N. Mex., being an abstract from the geological report of the 

expedition under John Pope, United 

States topographical engineer, for boring artesian wells along the line of the 

thirty-second parallel.

St. Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 341- 

355,1860.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 29, 

pp. 124-125 (J p.), 1860.

 A partial report on the geology of 

western Texas, consisting of a general 

geological report and a journal of geological observations along the route

Shuniard, George 0. Continued, 

traveled by the expeditions between 

Indianola, Tex., and the valley of the 

Mimbres, N. Mex., during 1855 and 1856, 

with an appendix giving a detailed report on the geology of Grayson County, 

145 pages, Austin, 1886.

Reviewed by R. T. Hill, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d 

series, vol. 33,188G.

Shutt, F. T. Canadian apatite.

Canadian Inst., Proc., 3d series, vol. 5, pp. 

30-38,1887.

 Lawson, A. C., and. Petrographical 

differentiation of certain dikes of the 

Rainy Lake region. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci.. Proc., vol. 38, pp. 240- 

247 (| p.), 1890.

Silliman, Benjamin. Sketch of the mineralogy of the town of New Haven 

[etc.].

Connecticut Acad. Arts and Sci., vol. 1, pp. 

83-96,1810.

 Particulars relative to the lead mine 

near Northampton, Mass.

Am. Mineralogical Jour. (Briico), vol. 1, pp1 . 

63-69,1814.

 Mineralogical and geological observations on New Haven and its vicinity. 

Am.Mineralogical Jour. (Bruce), vol. l,pp. 

139-149,1814.

Abstract, Jour, do Phys. et do Chim., par Dolamotherie, vol. 75, pp. 75-79,1812.

Am. Jour. Sci.,vol. 1, pp. 55-56,1818; Treatise 

on Mineralogy and Geology, by Cleavoland, 

p. 555,1822.

[ ] Localities of minerals and animal 

remains and acknowledgments of specimens received.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 1, pp. 237-243,1818.

 Remarks made on a short tour between Hartford and Quebec in the 

autumn of 1819, 407 pages, 12°, New 

Haven, 1820; 2d edition, 443 pages, 9 

plates, New Haven, 1824.

 [Bones in sandstone at East Windsor, Conn.]

Am. Jonr. Sci., vol. 2, p. 147,1820.

 Sketches of a tour in the counties of 

New Haven and Litchfieldin Connecticut, with notices of the geology, mineralogy, scenery, etc.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 2, pp. 201-235,1820.

 Notice of " geological essays or an 

inquiry into some of the geological 

phenomena to bo found in various parts 

of America and elsewhere by Horace 

H. Hayden."

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 3. pp. 47-57,1821.
860 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Silliman, Benjamin Continued. 

[ ] [Remarks on red sandstone of 

Connecticut region.!

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 3, pp. 221-222,1821.

[ ] Notices of minerals and rocks 

chiefly in Berkshire, Mass., and contiguous to the waters of the upper 

Hudson and the Lakes George and 

Champlain.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 4, pp. 40-50,1822.

[ ] Hudson marble [New York].

Am. Jonr. Sci., vol. 6, p. 371 (J p.), 1823.

[ ] Notice andreview of the "Reliquiae 

DiluviansBj or observations on the 

organic remains contained in caves, 

fissures, and diluvial gravel, and on 

other geological phenomena attesting 

the action of an universal deluge/' by 

the Rev. William Buckland, London, 

1823.

Am. Jonr. Sci., vol. 8, pp. 150-168, 317-338, 

1824.

t ] Notice of minerals, etc., from 

Palestine, Egypt, etc., from Rev. Isaac 

Bird.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 10, pp. 21,23-29,1826.

[ ] Anthracite coal of Rhode Island, 

remarks upon its properties and 

economical uses, with an additional 

notice of the anthracites of Pennsylvania, etc.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 11, pp. 78-100,1826.

[ ] [Has the eastern coast of North 

America been recently elevated?]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 13, pp. 191-192 (£ p.), 1828.

[ ] Volcauos. [Notice of G. P. 

Scrope's "Considerations on volcanos."]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 13, pp. 106-145,1828.

[ ] Notice and analysis of " a description of active and extinct volcanos 

with remarks on their origin, their 

chemical phenomena, and the character 

of their products" [eUc.], by Charles 

Daubeny.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 13, pp. 235-310; vol. 14, 

pp. 70-91,1828.

[ ] [Extract from letters on slides in 

the White Mountains.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 15, pp. 219-222,1829.

[: ] Remarks on specimens [from 

Hawaii] transmitted by Mr. Goodrich. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 16, pp. 347-350,1829.

Silliman, Benjamin Continued.

 An introduction to geology, comprising the elements of the science in its 

present advanced state and all the 

recent discoveries, with an outline of 

the geology of England and Wales, by 

Robert Bakowell. First American edition [edited by Professor Silliman of 

Yale College] with an appendix containing an outline of his course of lectures on geology, xx, 400, 128 pages, 9 

plates, New Haven, 1829. Second 

American edition, xxiv, 479 pages, 12 

plates, New Haven, 1833. Third American edition, xxxvi, 596 pages, 9 plates,. 

New Haven, 1837.

 Outline of a course of lectures on 

geology at Yale College, New Haven, 

1829.

[ ] Igneous origin of some trap rocks. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 17, pp. 119-132, plate, 

1830.

[ ] Notice of the anthracite region In 

the valley of the Lackawanna and of 

Wyoming on the Susquehanna.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 18, pp. 308-328, plate, 

1830.

[ ] Hawaii (Owyhee) and its volcanic 

regions and production. [Description 

of some rocks.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 20, pp. 228-229,1831. 

[ ] Notes on a journey from Now 

Haven, Conn., to Mauch Chunk and 

other anthracite regions of Pennsylvania.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 19, pp. 1-21, map, 1831.

[ ] [Review of Phillips's] principles

of geology.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 21, pp. 1-26,1832. 

[ ] Notice of a fountain of petroleum,

called the Oil Spring.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 23, pp. 97-102,1833.

[ ] Lowell, Mass., geological facts.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 27, pp. 340-347,1835.

[ ?] On the elevation of mountain 

ranges.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 31, pp. 290-291,1837.

[ ] United States gold mine near 

Fredericksburg, Va.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 32, pp. 183-184,1837.

 Remarks on some of the gold mines 

and on parts of the gold region of Virginia found on personal observations 

made in August and September, 1836. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 32, pp. 98-130,1837.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 861

Silliman, Benjamin Continued.

 First animal report on tlie geological 

survey of the State of Ohio, by W. W. 

Mather.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 34, pp. 347-304,1838.

[ ] Notice of rocks, minerals, etc., 

from the Rev. Mr. Robertson, missionary in Greece.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 33, pp. 255-256,1838.

[ ] Marble and serpentine in Vermont. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 35, p. 390 (§ p.), 1839.

[ ] Notice of the wonders of geology, 

by Gideou Algernon Mantoll.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 39, pp. 1-18,1840.

 [Science and progress of geology.] 

Address before the Association of 

American Geologists and Naturalists, 

assembled at Boston, April 24, 1842.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, pp. 217-250,1842.

[ ] Notice of "The medals of creation, 

or first lessons in geology and in the 

study of organic remains," by G. A. 

Man tell.

Am. Jonr. Sci., vol. 48, pp. 105-137,1845.

 and Silliman, B., jr. Remarks [on 

opinions of Rogers on the transition 

rocks].

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 35, pp. 250-251,1839.

[Silliman, Benjamin, jr.] Report on the 

agricultural and geological survey of 

the State of Rhode Island in 1839, by 

Dr. Charles T. Jackson.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 40, pp. 182-194,1841.

 [Cause of dip in Trias of Connecticut Valley.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 43, p. 171 (4 linos), 1842. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., p. 64 (4lines), 1843.

 [Rhombic structure in Connecticut 

Valley Trias.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 41, p. 173 (J p.), 1842. 

Assoc. Am. Geol., Xrans., p. 26 (£ p.), 1843.

 [Drift in Connecticut Valley.] 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 45, p. 333 (J p.), 1843. 

Read to Assoc. Am. Geol.

 Dr. James G. Percival, the original 

observer of the crescent-formed dikes 

of trap in the New Red sandstone of 

Connecticut.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 46, pp. 205-206,1844.

 Report on the intrusive traps of the 

New Red sandstone of Connecticut. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 47, pp. 107-108,1844. 

Assoc. Am. Gool., Proc., 1844, pp. 14-15, 1844. 

Abstract Neues Jahrbuch, 1845, pp. 728-ff29.

Silliman, Benjamin, jr. Continue^..

 : On fossil trees found at Bristol, 

Conn., in the New Red sandstone.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 4, pp. 116-118, 

1847.

 On the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky. 

Am. Jovir. Sci., 2<1 scries, vol. 11, pp. 332-339, 

1851.

 Miscellaneous notes from Europe.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2cl series, vol. 12, pp. 256-261,

1851.

 An excursion on Etna.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 13, pp. 178-184,

1852.

 On the origin of a curious spheroidal 

structure in certain sedimentary rocks. 

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci.,Proc., vol. 4, pp. 10-12, 

1859.

Eemarks by Agassiz, Adams, Hosford, and 

Henry, p. 12.

 On glacial phenomena in Nova Scotia.

Am. Jour. Soi., 2(1 scries, vol. 37, pp. 417-419, 

1864.

[From si report on the gold property of the 

New York and Nova Scotia Gold Mining Company, 56 pages, 8°, 1864.]

 Notes 011 the new Almaden quicksilver mines.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 38, pp. 190-194,

1864.

 On the deep placers of the south and 

middle Yuba, Nevada County, CaL, in 

connection with the Middle Ynba and 

Eureka Lake Canal companies.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 40, pp. 1-19,

1865.

 Petroleum in California.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2cl series, vol. 39, p. 101 ($ p.),

1865.

 On some of the mining districts of 

Arizona, near the Rio Colorado, with 

remarks on the climate, etc.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 41, pp. 289-308,

1866. 

Read to Nat. Acad. Sci., January, 1866.

 On Gayltissite from Nevada Territory.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 42, pp. 220-221, 

1866.

 Notice of a peculiar mode of occurrence of gold and silver in the foothills 

of the Sierra Nevada, and especially 

at AVhisky Hill, in Placer County, and 

Qnail Hill, in Calaveras County, Cal.

California Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 349- 

351,1867.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, voL 45, pp. 92-95, 

1868.
862 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Sillimau, Benjamin, jr. Continued.

 Notes on the Grass Valley gold mining district.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2cl series, vol. 44, pp. 236-244,

1867.

 On the existence of the mastodon 

in the deep-lying gold placers of California.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 45, pp. 378-381,

1868.

 [Glacial moraines and lava streams 

in Arizona, east of Mohave.]

California Acad. Sci., Proc.,vol. 3, pp. 162- 

163,1868.

 Geological and mineralogical notes 

on some of the mining districts of Utah 

Territory, and especially those of the 

Wahsatch and Oquirrh range of mountains.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 3, pp. 195-201, 

1872.

 Remarks on the magnetites of Clifton, in St. Lawrence County, N. Y.

Am. Inst. Mining -EngM Trans., vol. 1, pp. 

364-368,1873.

 - The telluride ores of the Red Cloud 

and Cold Spring mines, Gold Hill.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, embracing Colorado, 

F. V. Hayden in charge, [7th] Annual Report 

[for 1873J, pp. 688-691, "Washington, 1874.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 3, pp. 25-29, 

1874.

 Turquoise of New Mexico.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 29, pp. 431- 

435, 1880.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 22, pp. 67-71, 

1880.

Science (edited by Michels), vol. 1, p. 289,4°, 

1880.

 Martite of the Cerro de Mercado, or 

Iron Mountain, of Durango, Mexico, 

and certain iron ores of Sinaloa.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 24, pp. 375-379, 

1882.

 The mineral regions of southern New 

Mexico.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 10, pp. 

424-444, 1882.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 34, pp. 199-200, 

212-213,4°, 1882.

 Geological age of the Lake Valley 

mines of New Mexico.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 34, p. 214 (-fa p.), 

4°, 1882.

 Silliman, B., and. Remarks [on opinions of Rogers on the transition rocks]. 

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 35, pp. 250-251,1839.

Silliman, Benjamin, jr. Continued. 

 and Whitney, J. D. Notice of the 

geological position and character of 

the copper mine at Bristol, Conn.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 20, pp. 361-368, 

1855.

Prom report of an examination of the Bristol copper mine in Bristol, Conn., 32 pages, 

1855.

Silurian.

APPALACHIAN [New York to Alabama].

1787. Mineralogische Kenntniss des

cistlichen Theils von NordAmerica, Schoepf,

1807. Observations on geology of the

United States, Maclure. 

1814. Region around Harpers Ferry,

Mitchell, S. L. 

Account of Dutchess County,

N. Y., Akerly.

1818. Observations on geology of 

North America, Mitchell, 

S.L. 

Natural Bridge of Virginia,

Gilmer.

Index to geology of the Northern States, Eaton. 

On parts of Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi,etc, 

Cornelius.

Geology of the United States, 

Maclure.

1820. Geology of the Hudson River, 

Akerly.

Section from Taconic range to 

Troy, Dewey, C.

Account of Catskill Mountains, Dwight, H. E.

Environs .of Carthage Bridge, 

New York, Bigsby.

Tour between Hartford and 

Quebec, Silliman.

Survey of Albany County, N. 

Y., Eaton and Beck.

1821. Geologic notice of Troy, N. Y., 

Hale, M.

Lime for water cement in central New York, Wright, B.

Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall..

Notices of northeastern New 

York, Jessup.

Travels through Northwest, 

Schoolcraft.

1822. Geology of the Highlands, New 

 York, Eaton.
CARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 863

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1822. Notices at Niagara Falls, Foot. 

Highlands of Now York and

New Jersey, Pierce. 

Section of Canaan Mountain,

N. Y.; Barnes, D. H. 

Some facts at Hudson, N. Y.,

Jenkius. 

Survey of Rensselaer County,

N. Y., Eaton. 

Notes on the Catskills, Barton,

D.W.

1823. Hudson marble, Silliman, B. 

Origin of certain salt springs,

Eaton.

Saratoga County, N. Y., Steele. 

Essay on salt, Van Rensselaer.

1824. Survey of Erie Canal, Eaton. 

Expedition to sources of St.

Peters River, Keating. 

Geology of Trenton Falls, N. Y.,

Renwick, J. 

Progress of geologic survey of

Erie Canal, Eaton. 

Western Massachusetts region,

Dewey. 

Van Rennselaer on salt, Percival. 

Country near Easton, Pa.,

Finch, J. 

An cram lead mine, New York,

Lee, C. A. 

Review of Conybeare and

Phillips'a geology of England

and Wales, Am. Jour. Sci.

1825. Snake Hill and Saratoga Lake

region, Steele.

Oolitic formation in Saratoga, 

N.Y., Steele.

1826. Tertiary on border of Hudson 

River, Finch.

1827. Well at Milton, Pa., Hepburn. 

Borings for water, Disbrow.

1828. Tabular view of North American rocks, Eaton.

Nomenclature of North American rocks, Eaton.

Sketches of geology of Alabama, Porter, W. S.

1829. Argillito with anthracite coal, 

Eaton.

Certain American rock formations, Vanuxem.

High Rock Spring, Saratoga, 

N. Y., Steele.

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1830. Geological text-book, Eaton.

Coal formation of State of New 

York, Eaton.

Dipa in western Ne\y York, 

Thomas, D.

Features of south side of Ontario Valley, Gebhard.

Geologic prodromus, Eaton.

Tufaat Chittenango, N. Y., Sanford.

1831. Salt formation of Saliu.i, etc.,

New York, Forman. 

Mineralogy, geography, etc.,

New York, Finch. 

Geologic features along the

Hudson and west through

New York, Eaton. 

Ancient drainage and origin of

Niagara Falls, Featherstonhaugh. 

Bedford and Berkeley Springs

regions, Hayden, H. H. 

Tour to caves of Virginia, Harlan.

Eaton on coal formations in 

New York, Thomas, D.

1832. Great Valley, Blue Ridge, Va., 

Featherstonhaugh.

Natural tunnel in Scott County,

. Va., Long.

Mineralogy and geology of 

Orange, N. Y., and Sussex, 

N. J., Shepard.

Geological equivalents, Eaton.

Stratigraphic geology established by organic remains, 

Eaton.

1834. Mineralogy of Jefferson and St. 

Lawrence counties, N. Y., 

Crawe and Gray. 

Country between Baltimore 

and the Ohio, Aikin.

1835. Ancient lake in Mifflin County,

Pa., Taylot. R. C. 

Report on elevated country

between Missouri and Red

rivers, Featherstonhaugh. 

Geology and mineralogy of

Schoharie, N. Y., Gebhard. 

Portions of coal formations in

Pennsylvania, Taylor, R. C. 

Position of plant beds near .

Lewistown, Pa., Taylor, R. G.
864 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [DULL. 127.

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1835. Description of portion of the 

Alleghany Mountains, Pa., 

Miller, E.

Country between Fredericksburg and Winchester, Va., 

Clemson.

1836. Report of survey of New Jersey, Rogers, H. D.

Geology of lakes and Mississippi Valley, Gibson, J.

Bituminous coal deposits of 

the valley of the Ohio, Hildreth.

Reconnaissance of Virginia, 

Rogers, W. B.

Reconnaissance from Washington through Wisconsin to 

Cotean des Prairies, Featherstonhnugh.

First report on survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

1837. -Geology of western New York,

Hayes, G. E. 

Notices in northern New York,

Hubbard, 0. P. 

First report of survey of fourth

district of New York, Vanuxern.

Physical geography of Maryland. Ducatel. 

First report of first district of

New York, Mather. 

Criuoid bed at Schoharie, N. Y.,

Bonny. 

Report of survey of Virginia

for 1836, Rogers, W. B. 

First report on second district

of New York, Emmons, E. 

First report on survey of third

district of New York, Conrad.

1838. Second report on survey of 

Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D. 

' Report on paleontology of New 

York, Conrad.

Second report of survey of 

fourth district of New York, 

Hall, J.

Report of geologist of first district of New York, Mather.

Report>-of survey of Virginia 

for 1837, Rogers, W. B.

Second report of survey of 

third district of New Yo,rk, 

Vanuxem.

Silurian C on ti n ue d. 

APPALAC HI A N Continued.

1838. Remarks on rocks of New York, 

Dewey, C.

1839. Third report on survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Third report of fourth district 

of New York, Hall, J.

Thermal springs of North America, Daubeny.

Third report of third district 

of New York, Vanuxem.

Corniferous lime rock as the 

line of reference in New York 

and Pennsylvania, Eaton.

Geology and topography of 

western New York, Hayes, 

G.E.

Report on chemistry of the survey of New York, Beck.

Geology of Orange County, 

N. Y., Horton, W.

Second report on paleontology 

of New York, Conrad.

 Remarks on Rogers on the 

transition rocks, Sillimau and 

Silliman.

Notes on American geology, 

Conrad.

Third report of first district of 

New York, Mather.

Report of survey of Virginia 

for 1838, Rogers, W. B.

Third report of second district 

of New York, Emmons, E.

Polished limestone of Rochester, N. Y., Dewey, C.

1840. Report 011 minerals and chemical department, New York, 

Beck.

Fourth report of geologist of 

first district, New York, 

Mather.

Fourth report on survey of 

Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Description of geology of New 

Jersey, Rogers, H. D.

Fourth report of survey of the 

third district of New York, 

Vanuxem.

Report of geologist of Maryland, Ducatel.

Third report on paleontological 

department, New York, Conv-'' rad.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 865

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1840. Fourth report of survey of the 

fourth district of New York, 

Hall, J.

Report of survey of Virginia 

for 1839, Rogers, W. B.

Equivalency of deposits on 

east and west sides of the Atlantic, Eaton.

On the Silurian system, Conrad.

Fourth report of survey of second district of New York, 

Emmous, E.

1841. Report on paleontology of New 

York, Conrad.

Mineral salt in Virginia, Taylor, S.

Fifth report of survey of first 

district of New York, Mather.

Fifth report of survey of the 

second district of New York, 

Emmous, E.

Fifth report on survey of Pennsylvania, Rogers, H. D.

Sketch of geology of North 

America, Daubeny.

Fifth report of survey of third 

district of New York, Vanuxem.

Magnesian limestones of Pennsylvania, Rogers, R. E.

Fifth report of fourth district 

of New York, Hall, J.

Report of survey of Virginia 

for 1840, Rogers, W. B.

Analogy of fossils in Hudson 

slate in eastern and western 

New York, Mather, Vanuxem.

1842. Notes on geology of the Western States, Hall, J.

Geology of third district of 

New York, Vanuxem.

Topography, geology, and resources of New York, Emmous, E.

Geology of New York, second 

district, Emmons, E.

Mineralogy of New York, Beck.

Structure of the Appalachians 

and laws of mountains, 

Rogers and Rogers.

Silurian and Devonian of the

United States, Courad. 

Bull. 127 55

Silurian C ou tinued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1843. Geology Of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

Superposition of rocks of 

Orange County, N. Y., Horton.

Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

Structure of Berkshire and 

vicinity, Rogers, H. D.

Origin of mineral springs, Vanuxem.

Bituminous matter in New 

York rocks, Beck, L. C.

Elevations in Ohio with reference to geologic formations, 

Whittlesey.

Rock salt of the Holston, Virginia, Hayden, C. B.

Distribution of fossils in the 

older rocks, Hall, J.

Connection of thermal springs 

iii Virginia with axes, Rogers, 

W.B.

Section from Cleveland to the 

Mississippi and on identity 

of western formations, Hall, 

J.

Mud furrows, wave lines, etc., 

on New York rocks, Hall, J.

Structure of Appalachians, exemplifying laws of mountain 

chains, Rogers and Rogers.

1844. Paleozoics of Appalachians, 

Rogers and Rogers. ^

Oolitic structure of some limestones, Rogers, W. B.

American geology and condition of research in United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Niagara Falls, their changes 

and geology, Hall, J.

Influence of survey of New 

York, Hall, J.

Seventh report of survey of 

Tennessee, Troost.

Geographic distribution of fossils, Hall, J.

Review of New York reports, 

Owen, D. D.

1845. Travels in North America, 

Lyell.

1846. The New York system, Emmons, E.
866 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Silurian C ont inued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1846. Remarks on Taconic system,

Emmons, E.

, Agriculture of New York, Emmons, E. 

Coal field of Tuscaloosa, Ala.,

Lyell.

Age of the White Mountains, 

Rogers and Rogers.

1847. On whirlpool and rapids below

Niagara, Bakewell, R. 

Parallelism of .Paleozoics of

North America with those of

Europe, Verneuil, Hall, J. 

Paleontology of New York, vol.

1, Hall, J. 

Observations on Lewis County,

N. Y., Hough. 

Distribution of remains in older

formations of the United

States, Hall, J. 

No coal in New York rocks,

Emmons, E.

1848. Mitchell's Cave, Montgomery 

County, N. Y., Eights.

Catalogue of geological specimens, New York, Hall, J.

Fossils of Paleozoic of United 

States, etc., Sharpe, D.

Letters on geology, Christy.

Results of paleontological 

studies in New York, Hall, J.

1849. Statistics of Georgia, White, G.

1850. Lake Superior, Agassiz, L.

Survey of Seneca County, N. Y., 

Delafield.

1851. Survey of county of Washington, N. Y., Fitch.

Survey of county of Madison, 

N. Y., Evans.

Specimens presented to New 

York; Museum, Hough.

Concretions north of Stuyvesant landing, N. Y., Grant, 

W.H.

1852. Comparison of geology of Tennesee and New York, Hall, J.

Diluvial agencies during earlier geologic periods, Hough.

Paleontology of New York, Upper Silurian, Hall, J.

1853. Ueber Niagara Falls, Desor.

Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

Silurian Continued. 

APPAL ACHI AN C ontinued.

1853. Silur-fauna in Wisconsin and

New York, Barrande. 

Third report of chemist of 

Maryland, Higgins.

1854. Fourth report of chemist of

Maryland, Higgins. 

Geologic map of United States, 

by Marcou, Am. Jour. Sci.

1855. Ueber die Geologic von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

Fossils from Taconic of Emmons, Hall, J.

American geology, Emmons, E.

Remarks on Sussex County, N. 

J., Kitchell.

Falls of Niagara, Desor.

Esquisse g6ologique du Canada, 

Logan and Hunt.

1856. Notes on Berks County, Pa., 

Bertelet.

Fifth report of chemist of Maryland, Higgins.

Report on northern New Jersey, 

Kitchell.

1857. Mineralogy of metamorphic 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Direction of currents and source 

of materials of lower Paleozoic, Hall, J.

Notes on the Onondaga basin, 

N. Y., Smith, V. W.

1858. Laws of structure of most disturbed zones of earth's crust, 

Rogers, H. D.

Paleozoic basin of New York, 

Bigsby.

Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

First report on Alabama, Tuomey.

Geology of Pennsylvania, 

Rogers, H. D.

Report on geology of Alabama, 

Tuomey.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Classification of several types 

of orographic structure, Rogers, H. D.

Report of chemical department 

of survey of Alabama, Mallet. 

1859. Past and present condition of 

Niagara Falls, Gibbes, L. R.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 867

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1859. Paleontology of New York, vol. 

3, Hall, J.

Sedimentary and other relations of Paleozoic fossils of 

New York, Bigsby.

Clinton group iron oro, Rogers, 

W. B.

Survey of Onondaga, N. Y., 

Gecldes.

1860.' History of gypsums and inaguesiau rocks, Hunt, T. S. 

First report of chemist of 

Maryland, Tyson.

1861. Guide to geology of New York, 

Lincklaeu.

Some points in American geology, Hunt, T. S.

Remarks on Taconie system, 

Am. Jour. Sci.

Map to illustrate types of 

earth's surface east from Cincinnati, Lesley, J. P.

Appalachian Mountain system, 

Guyot.

History of petroleum, Hunt,

T. S. 

Notes on Primordial and Tacouic, Marcou, J.

Faunal relations of some geologic groups, Rogers, W. B.

Taconie system of Emmous, 

Hunt, T. S.

1862. Potsdam and Hudson rocks in 

Vermont, Hall, J.

Survey of county of Orange, 

N. Y., Denniston.

On Primordial of America, 

Hall, J.

Remarks on the Taconie system, Stevens.

1863. Parallelism of Quebec group, 

Billings.

1864. Geology of eastern New York,

Hall and Logan. 

Identity of Oueida and Medina 

in central New York, Jewett.

1865. Age of New Jersey Highlands, 

by Rogers, Lesley, J. P.

Taconie question, Hall, J.

Report of survey of New Jersey for 1864, Cook, G. H.

Coal and gypsum of southern 

Virginia, Lesley, J. P.

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1865. Distribution of graptolites,

Hall, J. 

Le Niagara quinze ans apres,

Marcou, J. 

Lignite of Franklin County

and geology of southeastern

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

1866. Origin of some of the earth's 

features, Dana, J. D.

Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logau and 

Hall.

Mineral springs of Onondaga, 

N. Y., Gocssmanu.

Lower Silurian of North America, Logau.

1867. On the name Hudson River

group, Meek. 

The State of Alabama, Haines.

1868. Points in geology of Vermont,

Hunt, T. S. 

Geology of New Jersey, Cook,

G. H.

So-called lignilitea or epsomites, 

Marsh, 0. C.

1869. Anticlinal in Wythe County, 

VaM Kohler.

1871. Color of rocks poor in animal

remains, Newberry. 

Relative age of Niagara and

Lower Helderberg groups,

Worthen. 

Geology and mineralogy of

Georgia, Stephensou. 

Cave in eastern Pennsylvania,

Wheatley. 

Primordial near Troy, N. Y.,

Ford. 

Geognosy of Appalachians,

Hunt, T. S. 

Pennsylvania's foundation

stones, Leeds. 

Geognosie und Mineralreichthum des Alleghany-Systems,

Credner, H.

1872. History of Cambrian ^aud

Silurian, Hunt, T. S. 

Past and future of Niagara,

Gunning. 

Rocks of Ulster County, N. Y.,

Lindsley. 

Relation of Middle and Upper

Silurian in United States,

Hall, J.
868 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Silurian C ontinu ed. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1872. Niagara, its history, geology,

etc., Holley, G. W. 

Green Mountain geology; on

the quartzite, Dana, J. D. 

Report of survey of New Jersey

for 1872, Cook, G. H. 

What is true Taconic, Dawson,

J. W.. 

On true Taconic, Dana, J. D.

1873. Structure of Tazewell, Russell and Wise counties, Va.,

Lesley, J. P. 

Iron ores of South Mountain,

Pa., Lesley, J. P. 

Mines of Lehigh Zinc Company,

Drinker. 

St. Clairsville and Bedford

Railroad and Dunnings Creek

fossil ore, Pennsylvania,

Lesley, J. P. 

Hematite in Morrison Cove,

Pa., Lesley, J. P. ' 

Structure and erosion of Brush

Mountain, Pa., Lesley, J. P. 

Geologic map of United States,

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock

and Blake. 

Iron ore of Bucks County, Pa.,

Lesley, J. P.; Trego. 

Fossils in lower Potsdam at

Troy, N. Y., Ford.

1874. Metamorphic Silurian rocks in 

North Carolina, Bradley.

Salina group, Newberry.

Niagara and lower Helderberg 

in United States and Canada, 

Hall, J.

Circles of deposition, Newberry.

Breaks in Paleozoic series, 

Hunt, T. S.

Outline of resources of eastern 

Tennessee, Wilder, J. T.

Report of survey of New 

, Jersey for 1874, Cook, G. H.

Position of Cincinnati group, 

Miller, S. A.

Alabama coal and iron, Rothwell.

1875. Silurian age of southern Appalachians, Bradley. 

Primordial strata of Virginia, 

JTontaine.

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1875. The ores of iron; their distribution, Newton. 

Primordial in Rensselaer

County, N. Y., Ford. 

Report of progress of survey of

Georgia, Little. 

Report of survey of Alabama

for 1874, Smith, E. A. 

Hematites of eastern United

States, Hunt, T. S. 

Guelph limestone of North

America, Nicholson. 

Geology of the Blue Ridge,

Fontaine. 

Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley. 

Hematite deposits of the Great

Valley, Prime. 

Report of laboratory of survey

of Pennsylvania, McCreath. 

Section from Alleghauy Mountains to Brush Valley, Pa.,

Fagan and Young. 

Report on iron ranges of Lehigh

County, Pa., Prime.

1876. Report on York and Adams

counties, Pa., Frazer. 

Second report on survey of

Georgia, Little. 

Hematite in Huntingdon and

Center counties, Pa., Lesley,

J.P.

Virginia geographical and political summary, Hotchkiss. 

Lower Helderberg of Port Jervis, N. Y., Barrett. 

Handbook of Georgia, Janes. 

Glaciation along Kittatinny

Mountain, Hall, C. E. 

Geologic notes from New York,

Lloyd, T. C. B. 

Faults in middle Pennsylvania,

Lesley, J. P. 

Report of survey of Alabama,

1875, Smith, E. A. 

Coal and iron of Alabama,

Gesuer. 

History of explorations in

Pennsylvania, etc., Lesley,

J.P. 

Resources of West Virginia,

Maury and Fontaine. 

Summary of chemical analyses,

Alabama, Smith, E. A.
BARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 869

Silurian- Continued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1876. Notes on Paleozoic limestone, 

Frazer.

Coosa coal fields, Alabama, 

Smith, E. A.

Spathic iron ores of tlio Hudson, Raymond.

Iron ores and limestone from 

Spruce Creek, Pa., Genth.

Roup and Jones valleys, Ala., 

Smith, E. A.

1877. Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1877, Cook, G. H.

Map of Pennsylvania, Lesley, 

J.P.

Appalachians in Hudson Valley, Shaler.

Report oil York, Adams, Cumberland, and Franklin 

counties, Pa., Frazer.

Graptolite beds at Normanskill, N. Y., Whitlield, R. P.

Section of Paleozoic in central 

Pennsylvania, Ashburner.

Minerals of southwestern Virginia, Boyd.

Lower Helderberg at Port Jervis, Barrett.

Axes about Cumberland Gap, 

Shaler.

Hudson and Utica slates of 

Pennsylvania, Frazer.

Southeastern lead district, Missouri, Broadhead.

Geology of eastern Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Reconnaissance from Livingstori to Cumberland Gap, 

Norwood.

1878. Catalogue of ores, rocks, and 

woods of Georgia, Little.

Section of Paleozoic rocks in 

Blair County, Pa., Platt and 

Sanders.

Catalogue of rock specimens, 

survey of Pennsylvania, Hall, 

C.E.

Hudson group at Poughkeepsie, 

Gerard.

Oil region of Tennessee, Killebrew.

Rock salt in western New York, 

Macfarlane.

Paleozoic of Lehigh and Northampton counties, Pa., Prime.

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1878. Silurian fossils in eastern Pennsylvania, Prime.

Geology of New York State, 

Callaway.

Catalogue of exhibit of survey 

of New Jersey, Cook, G. H.

Overturned anticlinals near 

Allentown, Pa., Prime.

Analysis of limestone in Cumberland County, Pa., Lesley, 

J.P.

Section of Paleozoic rocks Clinton County, Pa., Chance.

Dikes and Azoic of southeastern Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Niagara limestone, Montague, 

N. J., Barrett.

Fossil ore of Juniata district, 

Pennsylvania, Dewees, Lesley, J. P.

Hematites of Lehigh County, 

Pa., Prime.

Atlantic system of mountains, 

HitchcockC. H.

Outline of geology of Alabama, 

Smith, E. A.

Goderichsaltregion, Hunt, T. S.

Term Hudson River in nomenclature, Hall, J.

Correlation of Lower Helderberg of New York, Callaway.

Geologic history of New York 

Island, etc., Newberry.

Soils of Alabama, Stubbs.

Iron ores of Cumberland Gap, 

Moore.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Alabama, Gesner 

and Smith.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Delaware, Uhler; 

Maryland, Fontaine.

Iron ores of Alabama, Smith, 

E. A.

Notes on analyses of dolomites 

of Cumberland County, Pa., 

Lesley, J.P.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, western Maryland, Fontaine.

Clays and clay slates, Pennsylvania, Frazer.
870 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Kailroad Guide, West Virginia, 

Stevenson and Fontaine.

A study of rocks at Rondout, 

N. Yv Lindsley.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Georgia, Little.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, New Jersey, 

Smock.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Pennsylvania, 

Lesley, J. P.

Balcony Falls, Va., Campbell, 

J. L.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Virginia, Rogers, 

W.B.

Macluria magna near Newburg, 

N. Y., Whitfield, R. P.

Report of geologist of New Jersey for 1879, Cook, G. H.

Lake Superior copper rocks in 

Pennsylvania, Blandy, Hunt, 

T. S.

Silurian formations in central 

Virginia, Campbell, J. L.

Age of slates and grits of 

Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Dale.

Fault at Rondout, N. Y., Dale.

Virginia section across Appalachian chain, Campbell, J. L.

Handbook of Virginia, Pollard.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, New York, Macfarlane.

Wappinger Valley limestones, 

Dutchess County, N. Y., 

D wight.

Section at Rondout, N. Y., Barrett.

Catoosa County, Ga., Vogdes.

Second report of laboratory of 

survey of Pennsylvania, McCreath.

Report of survey of Alabama, 

1877-78, Smith, E. A.

1880. Recent investigations near

Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Dwight.

Arcadia iron property, Virginia,

Beckwith, Campbell, J. L. 

Western limit of Taconic system, Ford.

Silurian C on tinned. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1880. Resources of Page Valley, Va., 

Prime.

Resources of Shenandoah Valley, Va., Hotchkiss.

Country adjacent to James 

River and Kanawha Canal, 

Campbell, J. L.

Minerals of southwestern Virginia, Ruffuer.

Fossils in Peach Bottom slates, 

Lesley, J. P.; Frazer.

Geology of Lancaster County, 

Pa., Frazer.

Rich Patch iron region, Virginia, Cauipbell, J. L.

Geologic action of humus acids, 

Julien.

Limestone belts of Westchester 

County, N. Y., Dana, J. D.

Wappinger Valley limestone, 

New York, Dwight.

Purgatory property, Botetourt 

County, Va., Campbell, J. L.

Analyses of limestone, Cumberlaud County, Pa., Lesley, J. P. 

Hudson fossil in slate in Mary-

. land, Lesley, J. P.

Lycoming and Sullivan counties, Pa., Sherwood andPlatt. 

Relations of crystalline of eastern Pennsylvania, Hall, C. E.

Genesis of iron ores, Newberry.

Geology of Clinton Couuty,Pa., 

Chance, Lesley, J. P.

Report on line of Richmond and

Southwestern Railway, Shaler. 

Resources of Brocks Gap, Va.,

Campbell, J. L. 

Section at Low Moor, Va.,

Wickes. 

Iron ores of the Virginias,

Rogers, W. B. 

On Atops trilineatus of Emmons

[etc.], Ford.

1881. Mineral springs of Saratoga, N. 

Y., Fish, C.

Record of geology for 1879-80, 

Hawes.

Norfolk and Western and Shenandoah railroads, Hotchkiss.

Unification of Silurian nomenclature, Miller, S. A.
CARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 871

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1881. Bone caves of Pennsylvania, 

Leidy.

Fossils in Wappiuger limestone, 

D wight.

Little mountains east of the 

Catskills, Davis, W. M,

Alabama north of the Tennessee, McCalley.

Third report of laboratory of 

survey of Pennsylvania, 

McCreath.

Report on survey of New Jersey 

for 1881, Cook, G. H.

Bratton Run basin, Va., Hotchkiss.

Construction of cross sections, 

Chance.

Colonies dans les roches Taconiques des bords du Lac 

Champlain, Marcou, J.

Geology of Philadelphia County, etc., Pa., Hall, C. E.; Lesley, J. P.

Geology of Blair County, Pa., 

Platt. F.

Craig Creek basin, Va., Hotchkiss.

1882. Report on survey of New Jersey 

for 1882, Cook, G. H.

Survey of Delaware Water Gap, 

Chance.

Geology of Van Buren furnace 

estate, Va., Hotchkiss.

Models of parts of central Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Wise, Lee, and Scott counties, 

Va., Stevenson.

Fossils of formation No. Ill in 

Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

Notes on the geology of the 

Virginias, Rogers, W. B.

Drift hematite in eastern Tennessee, Nichols.

Geology of West Virginia, rectification of Jones's section, 

White, I. C.

Section at Schuylkill Gap, Pa., 

Chance.

Geology of Pike and Monroe 

counties, Pa., White, I. C.; 

Lesley, J. P.

Faults of southern Virginia, 

Lesley, J. P.

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1882. Resources of southwestern Virginia, Stevenson, J. J.

Resources between Great Valley and Potomac coal basin, 

Hotchkiss.

Elceolite-syenite dikes in northwestern New Jersey, Emerson.

Age of the Taconic system, 

Dana, J.JD.

Lehigh Gap, Pa., Chance.

Reconnaissance of Lee, Scott, 

Wise, and Washington counties, Va., Stevenson.

Niagara River, Ballou.

Geology of Bedford and Fulton 

counties, Stevenson, Lesley, 

J. P.

1883. Progress of geology, 1882, 

Hunt, T. S.

Age of southern Appalachians, 

Elliott.

Geology of Philadelphia, Frazer, Lewis, H. C.

Fossil ores of Lycoming 

County, Pa., Myer, A.

Two distinct beds of iron ore 

in Bradford County, Pa., 

Claypole.

Geology of Lehigh and Northampton counties, Pa., Lesley, 

J. P.

South Mountain gneiss, Pennsylvania, Hall, E. E.

Becraft Mountain, N. Y., Davis, 

W.M.

Limestone region and Potsdam 

sandstone, Lehigh and 

Northampton counties, Pa., 

Prime.

Utica and related horizons, 

Collius, H. C.

Chemist's report, bore holes at 

Onondaga, N. Y., Engelhart.

Resources of James River valley, Va., Campbell, J. L.

Westward thinning of Paleozoics, Lesley, J. P.

Iron ores of middle James 

River, Frazor.

Southwestern Virginia, 

Hogg, J.

Report of survey of Alabama, 

Smith, E. A.
872 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1883. Geology of Chester County, Pa.,

Lesley, J. P.; Hall, C. E.;

Frazer. 

History of serpentine and notes

on pre-Cambrian rocks, Hunt,

T. S. 

History of Taconic question

and relation of Taconian

series, Hunt, T. S. 

Survey of Susquehauna River

region, White, I. C. 

Geologic history of the American continent, Hall, J. 

Unconformity at Rondout,

N. Y., Davis, W. M. 

Geology of Berks County, Pa.,

d'lnvilliers.

Slate quarries in 1875 and structure of water gaps, Chance. 

Slate region of Lehigh and

Northampton counties, Pa.,

Sanders. 

Utica graptolites north of

Poughkeepsie. N. Y.,

Booth, H. 

Locality at Cornwall Station,

Orange County, N. Y.,

Dwight. 

South Carolina, resources, etc.,

Hammoud. 

Mineral wealth of Virginia,

McCreath. 

Discoveries in Wappiuger

limestone, Dutchess County,

N. Y., Dwight..

Survey from Atlanta to the 

Mississippi, Campbell and 

Ruffner.

1884. New York building stones,

Cook and Smock. 

Unconformity at Becraft Mountain, N. Y., Davis, W. M. 

Virginia building stones, Huntiiigton and Munroe. 

Report on terminal moraine in

Pennsylvania, etc., Lewis,

H. C.; Lesley, J.P. 

Southward ending of Tacouic

synclinal, Dana, J. D. 

Distribution of iron ores in

eastern United States, Smock,

J. C.

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued. 

1884. Geology of northwestern Georgia, McCutchen. 

Absence of Niagara beds in 

Perry County, Pa., Claypole. 

Clinton and associated shales

of Pennsylvania, Claypole. 

Onondaga salt group in Perry

County, Pa., Claypole. 

Hall on Hudson age of Taconic,

Dana, J. D. 

Report of survey of New Jersey

for 1884, Cook, G. H. 

Geology of Alabama, Schmitz. 

Cotton production of Alabama,

Smith, E. A.

Section of Little North Mountain, Va., Campbell, J. L. 

Investi gations near Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Dwight, W. B. 

Perry County fault, Pennsylvania, Claypole. 

Analyses of limestones. Wuth. 

Helderberg limestone of Virginia, Hotchkiss. 

Suowdon slate quarries, Campbell, J. L. and H. D. 

Geology of Snyder County, Pa.,

Med. Soc. Pennsylvania. . 

Center County, Pa., d'lnvilliers, Ewing.

Faults of southwestern Virginia, Squier.

Crumpling across Pennsylvania, Claypole.

Age of slates of Schodack, 

Rensselaer County, N. Y., 

Ford. 

Wappinger Valley limestones,

New York, Dwight. 

Primordial in Stuyvesaut, Columbia County, N. Y., Ford. 

Hudson River age of the Taconic slates, Hall, J.; Dana,

J.D.

Geology of Lehigh and Northampton counties, Pa., Dana, 

J.D. 

Notes on building stones used

in New York, Newberry. 

Illustrations of polished rock

surfaces, Morgan, H. G. 

Cortland and Stony Point 

hornblendic and augite rock, 

Dana, J. D..
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 873 1

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN C on tinu ed.

1884. Reprint of reports on geology 

of the Virginias, Rogers, W.B. 

Analyses of ores andliuiestones, 

Pennsylvania, Geuth.

Pennsylvania building stones,

Lesley, J. P. 

Maryland building stones,

Huutington, Munroe and

Singleton. 

New Jersey building stones,

Cook and Smock. 

Helderberg limestones east of

the Catskills, Davis, W. M. 

Notes on Natural Bridge of Virginia, Ashburner. 

Unconformity of Upper and

Lower Silurian, Cook, G. H.

1885. Map of Adams, Franklin, and 

Cumberland counties, Pa., 

Lesley, J. P.

Progress of geology, 1883, Hunt, 

T. S.

Pennsylvania before and after 

elevation of the Appalachians 

Claypole.

Great fault, Schoclack Lauding, 

N. Y., Ford.

Geologic atlas of counties of 

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Handbook of Virginia, Harrison.

Tacouic System, Marcou, J.

Notes on Tazewell, Russell, 

Wise, Smith, and Washington counties, Va., Stevenson.

Notes on metamorphism, Stevenson .

Devonian of Green Pond Mountain, N. J., Darton.

History of Taconic question, 

and relations of the rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

Highland County, Va., Campbell, J. K.

Rogers's geology of the Virginias, Campbell, J. L. and H. D.

Trap dike across southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Lewis, H. C.

Report of State geologist of 

New Jersey for 1885, Cook, 

G. H.

Bone cave in Pennsylvania, 

Dartou.

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAX Continued.

1885. Materials of the Appalachians, 

Claypole.

Fossils in Hudson slates, 

Orange County, N.Y., Darton.

Crystallines of Alabama,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Division du systeme e"ozo'ique,

Hunt, T. S.

Taconic rocks and stratigraphy,

Dana, J. D. 

Geology of Huntingdon County,

Pa., Lesley, J. P.; White,!. C. 

Natural Bridge of Virginia,

Ashburner. 

Archcan-Paleozoic contact iu

southeastern Pennsylvania,

Frazer. 

Fossil ore in Huntingdon

County, Pa. ; Billin. 

Pteraspidian fishes iu Upper

Silurian, Pennsylvania, Claypole. 

Map of the United States,

McGee. 

Gypsum deposits in Cayuga

County, N. Y., Williams, S. G. 

Amount of chemical erosion in

limestones of Center County,

Pa., Ewing. 

Glaciation of Shawangunk

Mountain, New York, Julien. 

Geology of Highland County,

Va., Hotchkiss. 

Age of rocks near Scheuectady,

N. Y., Ford. 

Age, character, and origin of

gypsum of Cayuga County,

N. Y., Williams, S. G. 

Fish remains in Silurian of

Pennsylvania, Claypole. 

Letter on Nittany Valley ores,

d'lnvilliers. 

Perry County, Pa., Claypole,

Dewees, Lesley, J. P.

1886. Silurian fossils in Emmons's 

Taconic, Dana, J. D.

Fossiliferous Potsdam at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Dwight, W. B.

Scorpion from Silurian of 

America, Whitfield, R. P.

Taconic controversy in a nutshell, Wiuchell, N. H.; Darton.
874 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127

Siluria n C ontinued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1886. Sections of Taconic ranges, by 

Hall, Marcoo, J.

Low Moor iron ores of Virginia, 

Lyman.

Iron ores in Alabama, Willis.

Fossils from Taconic, Dana, 

J. D.

History of Taconic investigations, Dana, J. D.

Taconic stratigraphy and fossils, Dana, J. D.

Taconic controversy, Darton.

Fossils in limestone, Columbia 

County, N. Y., Bishop.

Fire sand, Clinton County, N. 

Y., Brainerd.

Fossils at Canaan, N. Y., 

Dwight, W. B.

Fossils in Potsdam near Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Dwight, W. B.

Helderberg of Cayuga County, 

N. Y., Williams, S. G.

Border of Trias in New Jersey 

and New York, Britton, N. L.

Shore of Lake Champlain, 

Whitfield.

Upper Silurian at Cornwall 

Station, N. Y., Darton.

Westward extension of Helderberg in New York, Williams, 

S.G.

New England Upper Silurian, 

Dale.

Thickness of Onondaga at Buffalo, Pohlman.

Succession in Ontario County, 

N. Y., Clarke, J. M.

Green Pond series and geology 

of Orange County, N. Y., Darton.

Geology of York County, Pa., 

Frazer.

Development of the North 

American coutinent,Le Conte.

Salt mine in western New York, 

Wright, G. F.

Resources of Sequachee Valley, Tennessee, Bowron.

1887. Plissements des terrains pale"- 

ozoiques, Margerie.

Taconic of Emmons, Marcou, 

J.; Walcott, Dana, J. D.

Graptolite beds, Lap worth.

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1887. Wappinger Valley region, etc., 

Dwight, W. B.

Lehigh River section, Hill, F. 

A.; Winslow, A.

Materials of the Appalachians, 

Claypole.

Bays Mountains, Tennessee, 

Willis.

New River-Cripple Creek region, d'lnvilliers and McCreath.

Southwestern Virginia, Stevenson.

Fossils in Columbia County, 

Dwight, W. B.

Green Pond Mountain group, 

Merrill, F. J. H.

Lower Helderberg of Cayuga 

Lake, Williams, S. G.

Serpentine at Syracuse, New 

York, Williams, G. H.

Cumberland-Lebanon valley, 

d'lnvilliers.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Trenton limestone from Lexington, Va., analysis, Riggs.

Southern cokes and iron ores, 

McCreath and d'lnvilliers.

Development of chemical industries (salt), Wyatt.

Faults of southwestern Virginia, Stevenson.

1888. Original Chazy rocks, Brainerd 

and Seely.

Taconic system of Emmons, 

Marcou, J.; Walcott, Dana, 

J.D.

Well near Utica, N. Y., Walcott.

Hiawassee Valley, N. C., Colton.

Paint ores along Lehigh River, 

Hill, F. A.

Rivers and valleys of Pennsylvania, Davis, W. M.

Eastern Tennessee minerals, 

Cowlam.

Upper Cumberland Valley, 

McCreath and d'lnvilliers.

Map of vicinity of New York, 

Martin, D. S.

Building stones of New York, 

Smock.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 875

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN C ontinued.

1888. Niagara shales, Riugueberg.

Well at Morristown, N. Y., Prosser.

Four great sandstones, Claypole.

Marble of Hawkins County, 

Tenu.,Willi8.

Aluminum ore, Georgia, Nichols.

Albirupeau formation, Heilprin.

Resources of Tennessee, Procter.

1889. Geology of Oneida County, N.

Y., Brigham. 

Porphyrite of northwestern

New Jersey, 'Kemp. 

Calciferous fossils of Lake

Champlaiu, Whitfield, R. P. 

Camptonite dike, Washington

County, Kemp and Marsters. 

Geologic map of New Jersey,

Cook, G. H. 

Cement and gypsum in Buffalo,

Pohlman.

Geology of Buffalo, Ashburner. 

Life history of Niagara, Pohlman.

Petroleum and gas, Ashburner. 

Salt wells and deposits, Bishop,

Newberry.

Philadelphia region, Rand. 

Slate quarries of Pennsylvania,

Merrill, G. P. 

Geological survey of Georgia,

Report, Spencer, J. W. 

Iron ores of Birmington district, Brainerd, A. F. 

Greenbrier County, W. Va.,

Page. 

Rocks of Pennsylvania and

New York, Rand.

1890. Report division of Paleozoic 

invertebrata, United States 

Geological Survey, Walcott.

Report Paleozoic division of 

paleontology, United States 

Geological Survey, Walcott.

Siderite basin of Hudson River 

epoch, Kimball.

Unconformity in the valley of 

the Hudson, Davis, W. M.

Saliferous deposits as evidence 

of climatal conditions, Shaler.

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN Continued.

1890. Iron mines of New York, Smock. 

Rock salt deposits of western 

New York, Newberry.

Metamorphic strata of southeastern New York, Merrill, 

P. J. H.

Fossils in Dutchess County, 

N. Y., Dwight, W. B.

Fossils at Pleasant Valley, 

N. Y., Dwight, W. B.

Silurian fossils in Columbia 

County, N. Y., Bishop.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Campbell, Crosby, Dana, 

Dartou, Dwight, Ford, Fontaine, Hitchcock, Hunt, T. 

S.; Lesley, Lindsley, McCutchen, Safford, Smock, 

Smith and Gesner, Williams, 

H.S.

Fossils in Hillsdale, N. Y., 

Dana.

Thickness of rocks in western 

central New York, Prosser,

C

o 

. b.

Analysis of dolomite from 

Westchester County, N. Y., 

Hillobrand.

Locality numbers, Hall, J.

Traps of Newark system in 

New Jersey, Darton.

Making of Pennsylvania, Claypole.

Casts of scolithus, Pennsylvania, Wanner.

Iron ores, Hunt, T. S.

Fossils in caves in Pennsylvania, Leidy.

Dikes in Appalachian Virginia, 

Darton.

Middleboro, Ky., Boyd. >

Oil field of Barren County, Ky., 

Fischer.

Analyses of dolomite and clay, 

Morrisville, Ala., Hillebrand.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

1891. Mangaueso ore deposits at Crimora, Va., Hall, C. E.

Genesis of iron ores, Kimball.

Biographical notice of E. Emmons, Marcou, J.

Artesian well at Parkesburg, 

Pa., Lesley, J. P.
r

876 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Silurian Continued. 

APPALACHIAN^^ ohtinued, 

189L Excursion across Appalachians 

[Maryland], Williams, G. H.

Piedmont plateau in Maryland 

Keyes, Williams, G. H.

Overthrust faults of southern 

Appalachians, Hayes, C. W.

Physical geology of Tennessee, 

Hull.

Coal measures of plateau 

region of Alabama, McCalley, 

Smith.

Post-Archean age of white 

limestone of New Jersey, 

Nason.

Relation of strength of marblo 

to its structure, Perry.

Iron ores of Virginia, Pechin.

Overthrust faults in Vermont, 

Walcott.

Overlap relation at base of 

Paleozoics, Walcott.

Eastern equivalents of Minnesota iron ores, Winchell, N. H.

Manganese deposits, Penrose.

Geological survey of Georgia, 

Spencer, J. W.

Cahaba coal field, McCalley, 

Smith, E. A.

Building stones of New York, 

Smock.

Clinton oolitic iron ores, 

Foerste.

Artesian wells in eastern Pennsylvania, Carter.

Union, Snyder, Mifflin, and 

Juniata counties, Pa., d'lnvilliers.

Structure of Blue Ridge in Virginia, Hitchcock, Geiger and 

Keith.

NEW ENGLAND.

1807. Observations and map of geology of United States, 

Maclure.

1818. Geology of Williamston, Mass., 

Dewey, C.

Index to geology of the Northern States, Eaton.

1820. Tour in New Haven and Litchfield, Conn., Sillimau.

Section from Taconic range

to Troy, Dewey, C. 

1822. Oilstone of Lake Memphremagog, Hubbard.

Silurian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1822. Minerals and rocks in Berkshire, Silliman.

1823. Eegions contiguous to River 

Connecticut, Hitchcock, E.

1824. Firestones and whetstones, 

Rhode Island, Robinson, S.

Geology of Salisbury, Conn., 

Lee, C. A.

Western Massachusetts region, 

Dewey, C.

1825. Singular conformation of limestone, Dewey, C.

1828. Notices of minerals and geology 

of Connecticut and Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

Nomenclature of North American rocks, Eaton.

Water cement of Southington, 

Conn., Lowrey.

1829. Geology of county of Berkshire, 

Mass., Dewey, C.

1831. Mines of New Milford and 

Salisbury, Conn., Shepard.

1832. Geological survey of Massachusetts, Economics, Hitchcock, E.

1833. Report on Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

1837. First report on public lands of

Maine, Jackson, C. T. 

First report on geology of 

Maine, Jackson, C. T.

1838. Reexamination of economical 

geology of Massachusetts,

Hitchcock, E.

Second report on Maine, Jackson, C. T.

Second report of public lands 

of Maine, Jackson, C. T.

Allegash from the Penobscot to 

the St. Lawrence, Hodge.

1839. Survey of Aroostook River, 

Maine, Holmes, E.

Introduction, geological report 

agricultural geology, Maine, 

Jackson, C. T.

Catalogue of geological specimens, Maine, Jackson, C. T.

1840. Equivalency of deposits on east 

and west sides of the Atlantic, Eaton.

1841. Final report on Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 877

Silurian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1842. Geology of New York, second 

district, Emmons, E.

1843. Structure of Appalachians, exemplifying laws of mountain 

chains, Rogers and Rogers. 

Structure of Berkshire and 

vicinity, Rogers, H. D.

1844. Final report on New Hampshire, Jackson, C. T.

Geological map of Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

Explanation of geologic map of 

Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

American geology and condition of research in United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

1845. Travels in North America,

Lyell. 

Report on counties in Vermont,

Hall and Thompson. 

First report on Vermont,

Adams, C. B.

1846. Remarks on Taconic system,

Emmons, E. 

Second report on geology of

Vermont, Adams, C. B. 

Age of the White Mountains,

Rogers and Rogers.

1847. Third report on geology of 

Vermont, Adams, C. B.

1848. On the Taconic rocks, Adams, 

C.B.

Geography and geology of Vermont, Thompson, T.

Fourth report on Vermont, 

Adams, C. B.

Supposed fossils from White 

Mountains, Rogers, H. D.

Rogers on geology of White 

Mountains, Jackson, C. T.

1849. On the geology of Canada, 

Hunt, T. S.

1851. Age of copper rocks of Lake 

Superior and physical structure of Canada. Logau.

On the Taconic system, Hunt, 

T. S.

Agency of gas and steam in 

rock alteration, Rogers,W. B.

1852. Age of clay slate of Connecticut Valley, Hitchcock, E.

Silurian C ontinued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1853. Report on certain points in 

geology of Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

Appendix to history of Vermont, Thompson, T.

Geologic map of the United 

States, etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Some crystalline limestones of 

North America, Hunt, T. S.

1855. American geology, Emmons, E. 

Ueber die Geologic vou NordAmerika, Marcou, J. 

So-called talcose slates of the

Green Mountains, Hunt, T. S.

1858. Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

1859. Catalogue of State cabinet 

and notes on metamorphics, 

Hitchcock, E.

Paleontology of New York, vol. 

3, Hall, J.

Devonian and Taconic in southeast Canada, Logan. 

1861. Age of Emrnons's Taconic region, Hitchcock, C. H.

Rocks of Perry, Me., Jackson, 

C.T.

Geological map of Vermont, 

Hager.

Economical geology of Vermont, Hager.

Physical geography and scenery of Vermont, Hager.

Pre-Carboniferous flora of New 

Brunswick, Maine, and east 

Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Age of White Mountains, 

Lesley, J. P.

Fossils on Dennis River, Me., 

Rogers, W. B.

Taoouic system of Ernruous, 

Hunt, T. S.

Structure of western Vermont, 

Rogers, W. B.

Geology of Vermont and the 

Taconic system, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Fossils from Potsdam group, 

Vermont, Billings.

Report on geology of Vermont, 

Hitchcock, E., Hitchcock, 

E., jr., Hager and Hitchcock, C. H.
878 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Silurian Continued. ^ 

NEW ENGLAND Continued. 

1861. Remarks on Taconic system, 

Am. Jour. Sci.

Fish River lakes, Maine, Packard.

Geology of the wild lands of 

Maine, Hitchcock, C. H.

On Taconic in Vermont, Rogers, W. B.

Some points in American geology, Hunt, T. S.

General report on geology of 

Maine, Hitchcock, C. H.

Primordial fauna and Point 

Levia fossils, Hall, J.

Notes on the wild lands of 

Maine, Holmes, E.

MooseheadLake region, Houghton, J. L.

Dikes in Silurian of Shelburne, 

Vt., Hitchcock, E.

Notes on sections across Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

Chemistry of survey of Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

Report on northern Vermont,

Hall, S. R.

: 1862. Review of geology of Vermont, 

by Hitchcock and Hager, 

Billings.

Vermont Primordial, Marcou, J.

Rocks of Vinalhaven region, 

Gpodale.

Note on Taconic system of 

Eminons, Hunt, T. S.

Reports on geology of Maine, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Taconic and Silurian of Vermont and Canada, Marcou, J.

Notes on geology of Maine, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Marcou on Taconic of Vermont 

and Canada, T.

Hall on age of red sandstone of 

Vermont, Billings.

Exploration in Aroostook 

County, Me., Holmes, E.

Age of red sandstone of Canada 

and Vermont, Billings.

Remarks on the Taconic system, Stevens.

Potsdam and Hudson rocks in

Vermont, Hall, J.

1863. Parallelism of Quebec group, 

Billings.

Silurian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued. 

1863. Report of survey of Canada to 

1863, Logan.

1865. Taconic question, Hall, J.

1866. Some features of southern New

Hampshire, Verrill. 

Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logau and 

Hall.

1868. Explanation of geologic map of 

Maine, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

Relations of red sandstone of 

Vermont, Perry.

Points in geology of Vermont, 

Hunt, T. S.

1869. Metarnorphics of New Brunswick and Maine, Bailey and 

Matthews.

Geology of western Vermont, 

Perry, J. B.

1870. Geology of eastern New England, Hunt, T. S. 

Geology of Salem region, Packard.

1871. Geology of the White Mountains, Hitchcock, C. H.

Survey of New Hampshire, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Geognosy of Appalachians, 

Hunt, T. S.

Helderberg corals in New 

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

1872. History of Cambrian and Silurian, Hunt, T. S.

On true Taconic, Dana, J. D.

Green Mountain geology, on the 

quartzite, Dana, J. D.

Address of Hunt to American 

Association, Dana, J. D.

Chazy fossils in Eolian limestone, Vermont, Billings.

Fossils in Winooski marble at 

Swanton, Vt., Billings.

Porphyries of eastern coast of 

Massachusetts, Hunt, T. S.

Rocks of Great Barringtou, 

Mass., Dana, J. D.

What is true Taconic, Dawson, 

J.W.

1873. Notes on geology of New Hampshire, Jackson, C. T. 

Helderberg rocks of Connecticut eValley, Dana, J. D.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 879

Silurian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1873. Taconic slates of Hudson River

age, Dana, J. D. 

Survey of New Hampshire, 1872,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Geologic map of United States,

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock

and Blake. 

On staurolite and Silurian age

of Green Mountain gneisses,

Dana, J. D.

1874. Quartzites of Williamstown vicinity, Tenney.

Niagara and Lower Helderberg 

in United States and Canada, 

Hall, J.

Northwestern Maine,Hitchcock 

and Huntington.

Heldorberg rocks of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Physical history of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

1875. Explication de la carte de la 

Terre, Marcou, J.

1876. Greenstones of New Hampshire 

and their organic remains, 

Hawes.

Report of geologic map of Massachusetts by Crosby, Dana, 

J.D.

Metadiabase from Connecticut 

Lake, Dawson, J. W.

Geologic chart of United States, 

Bradley, F. H.

Limonite of Lehigh County, 

Pa., Dana, J. D.

On geologic map of Massachusetts, Crosby.

1877. Cambrian and Silurian of western Vermont, Hitchcock,C.H.

Relations of geology of New 

' Hampshire, Hitchcock, C.H.

Helderberg of Bernardston and 

Vermont, Dana, J. D.

Relation of geology of Vermont 

to that of Berkshire, Dana, 

J.D.

Connecticut Valley Helderberg, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of New Hampshire by 

C. H. Hitchcock, Dana, J. D.

Map of New Hampshire and 

Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

Silurian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1877. Vermont geology by Rev. A. 

Wing, Dana, J. D.

1878. Head of Androscoggin, Huntington.

Geology of New Hampshire, atlas, Dana, J. D.

Atlas to geology of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Dikes and Azoic of southeastern Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Region at head of Androscoggin River, Me., Hnntiugton.

1879. Hudson River age of Taconic 

schists, Dana, J. D.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Hitchcock, C. H.

Atlantic system of mountains, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

1880. Age of Green Mountains, Dana, 

J.D.

Carboniferous in Massachusetts, Crosby and Barton.

Age of Taconic rocks and geology of Vermont, Dana, J. D.

1881. Colonies danslesrochesTaconiques des bords du lac Champlain, Marcou, J. 

Lower Silurian in northern 

Maine, Dodge.

1882. Age of the Taconic system, 

Dana, J. D.

1883. Geologic history of the American continent, Hall, J.

History of Taconic question, 

and relation of Taconian series, Hunt, T. S.

Progress of geology, 1882, Hunt, 

T. S.

Fossils of Bernardston, Mass., 

Whitfield, R. P.; Dana, J. D.

Marble of western New England, Seely.

Frenchmans Bay, Me., Crosby.

1884. Notes on building stones used

in New York, Newberry. 

Illustrations of polished rock

surfaces, Morgan, H. J. 

Position of Philadelphia gneiss,

Hitchcock, C.H. 

Distribution of iron ores in

eastern United States, Smock,

J.C.
880 [BULL. 127.

Silurian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1884. New Hampshire and. Vermont

building stones, Hitchcock,

C.H. 

Hall on Hudson age of Taconic

slates, Dana, J. D. 

Thirteen sections across New

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Geology of Ehode Island, Dale.

1885. Taconic rocks and stratigraphy, Dana, J. D.

Map of the United States, 

McGee.

Progress of geology, 1883, Hunt, 

T. S.

Lower Silurian fossils at Canaan, Dana, J. D.

Taconic system, Marcou, J.

Report, Atlantic Coast division, 

Shaler.

Geologic features of marhle 

belt, Brainerd, E.

History of Taconic question, 

and relations of the rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

Colored marbles of Lake Charnplain, Elliott, A. H.

1886. Sections across New Hampshire 

and Vermont, Hi tchcock,C.H.

Geology of northern New England, Hitchcock, C. H.

Report on Cobscook Bay district, Me., Shaler.

Fossils from Taconic,Dana,J.D.

History of Taconic investigation, Dana, J. D.

Taconic stratigraphy and fossils, Dana, J. D.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Fauna of "Upper Taconic," 

Walcott.

Succession of crystallines in 

Connecticut River region, 

Emerson.

Use of name Taconic, Marcou, J.

Aroostook County, Me., Bailey, 

L.W.

Northern Maine, etc., Bailey, 

L.W.

1888. Great Barrington,Mass.,Julien. 

Taconic system, Dana, J. D.; 

Hunt,T. S.; Walcott.

Silurian Continued. 

NEW ENGLAND Continued.

1888. Fossils in lower Taconic of 

Emmons, Walcott.

Principles of adversaries of Taconic, Marcou, J.

Taconic of Georgia and report 

on geology of Vermont, Marcon, J.

Taconic system .of Emmons, 

Miller, S. A.; Walcott.

Fossils of Littleton, N. H., 

Dana, J. D.; Pumpelly.

1889. Report, division of Archean,

Pumpelly.

Report, Paleozoic division, 

Walcott.

1890. Graptolites from northern 

Maine, Dodge.

Areas of continental progress 

in North America, Dana, J. D.

New Brunswick and Maine, 

Bailey, Bailey and Mclnues.

Geology of Mount Desert, Shaler.

Fauna of rocks at Fort Cassin, 

Vt., Whitfield, R. P.

Eolian limestone, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Calciferous in Champlain Valley, Brainerd and Seely.

Calciferous formations, Walcott.

Lower and middle Taconic, 

Marcou, J.

Survey of Minnesota, 1888, Review, Dana, J. D.

Rocks of Essex County, Mass., 

Sears.

Iron ores of the United States, 

Hunt, T. S.

Tacouic iron ores, Winchell, N. 

H. ; Winchell, H. V.

Studies of hornblende schist, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Macfarlane's Railroad Guide, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

1891. Chazy formation in the Champlain Valley, Brainerd.

Greylock syuclinorium, Dale.

Age of Stockbridge limestone, 

Wolff.

Report, division of Archean 

geology, U. S. Geol. Surv. 

[Massachusetts], Pumpelly.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 881

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RlVEU, AND MINNESOTA.

1821. Travels through Northwest,

Schoolcraft.

Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall.

1822. Remarks on fossils from the

lake regions, Buckland. 

Fossil tree 50 miles southwest 

of Lake Michigan, Schoolcraft.

Remarks on lake regions, Delafield.

1823. Geological features of Tennessee, Hay wood, J. 

Outline geologic map of Tennessee, Sayler, N.

1824. Expedition to sources of St.

Peters River, Keating. 

1826. Facts relating to parts of Ohio,

Atwater.

1828. Vicinity of Louisville and 

Shippingsport Canal, Lapham.

1829. Certain American rock formations, Vannxem.

1834. Strontiauite-bearing limestone

on Lake Erie, Bigsby. 

Ten days in Ohio, Am. Jour. 

Sci.

1835. Localities of bones of mastodon, Troost, etc.

1836. Reconnaissance from Washington through Wisconsin to 

Coteau des Prairies, Featherstonhaugh.

Region around Fort Winnebago, Miss., Ruggles.

Analyses of limestones of Cincinnati and Dayton, Ohio, 

Locke.

1837. Fourth report on Tennessee,

Troost. 

Observations on geology of

Ohio, Lapham. 

General sketch of geology of

Ohio, Riddell.

1838. Report on southern Ohio,

Locke.

Report on Wood, Crawford,

etc., counties, Ohio,Briggs, C.

First report of survey of Ohio,

by Mather, Silliman. 

Bull. 127 56

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RIVEU, AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1838. Geology of upper Illinois, 

Shepard, C. U.

Report on Scioto and Hockhocking, Briggs, C.

Section in southern Ohio, 

Briggs and Foster.

Report on Muskingnm County, 

etc., Ohio, Foster, J. W.

Reports of survey of Ohio, 

Mather.

1839. Report of State geologist of

Michigan, Houghton. 

Reconnaissance of Kentucky, 

Mather.

1840. On the Silurian system, Conrad.

Exploration in Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois, Owen, D. D.

Third report of State geologist 

of Michigan, Houghton.

Fifth report on Tennessee, 

Troost.

Report on load region of the 

Upper Mississippi, Locke.

1841. Geology of some regions west 

of the Alleghanies, Locke.

Veins of northern peninsula of 

Michigan, Houghton.

Sixth report on survey of Tennessee, Troost.

Litnite que sdpare le calcaire 

de montagne, Verueuil.

Northern part of lower peninsula of Michigan, Douglass.

Geology of organized counties 

of Michigan, Hubbard, B.

Upper Mississippi region and 

Cretaceous of the upper 

Missouri, Nicollet.

1842. Silurian aud Devonian of the 

United States, Conrad.

Notes on geology of the Western States, Hall, J.

Position of lead-bearing limestone of the Upper Mississippi, King, H.

Lead regions of the Upper 

Mississippi, Locke.

Wisconsin and Missouri lead 

regions, Hodge, J. T.

Geology of. third district of 

New York, Emmons, E.
882 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RIVER, AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1843. Elevations in Ohio with reference to geologic formations, 

Whittlesey.

Age of Lake Superior sandstones and limestones, 

Houghton.

Marcellus and Hamilton in the 

West and South, Rogers, H. D.

Geology about Richmond, Ind., 

Plummer, J. T.

Geological formations of the 

Western States, Byrem.

Geology of the Western States, 

Owen, D. D.

Geology in vicinity of New 

Albany, Ind., Clapp, A.

Region of basin of the Upper 

Mississippi, Nicollet.

Section from Cleveland to the 

Mississippi and on 

identity of Western formations, Hall, J. ;

Western upper Canada and 

western Ohio, Rogers and 

Rogers.

1844. Review of New York reports, 

Owen, D. D.

Geology of valley of the Mississippi, King, H.

Notes of fossils, Indiana, Haymond, R.

1845. Eighth report of survey of Tennessee, Troost.

Travels in North America, 

Lyell.

1846. Geology of Western States, 

Owen, D. D.

Researches in central Kentucky, Owen and Norwood.

Observations on magnetic dip, 

Locke.

Geology of Harpeth Ridge, 

Davidson County, T e n n. 

Loomis.

1847. Ninth report of survey of Tennessee, Troost.

Age of lead-bearing limestones 

of the Upper Mississippi, 

Conrad.

Lettre sur la ge"ologie des fitatsUnis, Verneuil.

Silurian C on tinned. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RIVER, AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1847. Observations on upper peninsula of Michigan, Locke.

Parallelism of Paleozoics of 

North America with those of 

Europe, Verueuil, Hall, J.

Contributions to geology of 

Kentucky, Yandell and Shuinard.

1848. Fossils of Paleozoic of United 

States, etc., Sharpe, D.

Reconnaissance of Chippewa 

district of Wisconsin, etc., 

Owen, D. D.

On geology of Wisconsin, Owen, 

D. D.

Outline sketch of Ohio, Whittlesey.

Letters on geology, Christy.

1849. Fossil zoophytes of western 

Ohio, Vaucleve. 

1850. Territory of the Minnesota,

Pope.

Ge"ologie du district m6tallifere 

du lac Supe"rieur, Jackson, 

C.T.

1851. Section from Wolf River to 

Lake Michigan, Whittlesey.

Parallelism of Paleozoic deposits of the United States and 

Europe, Hall, J.

Fossils in Paleozoic of lower 

Wisconsin and Minnesota, 

Shumard and Owen.

Geology of Lake Superior land 

district, iron region, Foster 

and Whitney.

Silurian basin of middle Tennessee, Safford.

Drumrnonds Island and north 

shores of Lakes Huron and 

Michigan, Hall, J.

Equivalency of rocks of northeastern Ohio with those of 

New York, Whittlesey.

Age of sandstone and igneous 

phenomena of Lake Superior, 

Foster and Whitney.

Systems of elevation of North 

America, Foster and Whitney.

Introduction to report on Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota, 

Owen, D. D.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 883

Silurian C ontinued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RIVER, AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1851. Beaches of Lake Michigan, 

Whittlesey.

Fossils of Lake Superior iron 

district, Hall, J.

Dip, thickness, etc., of Silurian, 

Michigan, Whittlesoy.

Silurian aud Devonian iron 

region of Lake Superior, 

Hall, J.

Geology of southeastern Wisconsin, Lapham, I. A.

Remarks on analysis of Lower 

Silurian limestones, Michigan, Hall, J.

Terrains siluriens du lac Supdrieur, Foster and Whitney, 

Marcou, J.

1852. Sur la carte ge"ologique du lac 

Supe"rieur de Foster et Whitney, Desor.

Explorations in Wisconsin, 

Hall, J.

Comparison of geology of Tennessee and New York, Hall, J.

Report on valleys of Minnesota, 

Mississippi, and Wisconsin 

rivers, Shumard, B. F.

Survey of Wisconsin, Iowa, 

Minnesota, etc., Owen, D. D.

Wisconsin south of Lake Superior, Whittlesey.

Westward extension of Silurian 

formations, Hall, J.

1853. Geologic map of United States,

etc., Marcou, J. 

Silurian fauna in New York and

Wisconsin, Barrande. 

Parallelism of Lower Silurian

of middle Tennessee and New

York, Safford.

1854. Lead district, Daniels, E.

Geologic map of United States, 

by Marcou, Am. Jour. Sci.

Upper Mississippi lead region, 

Phillips, J. V.

Survey of Indiana, Brown, R. T.

Map of Wisconsin, Iowa, and 

Minnesota, Owen, D. D.

Silurian system, Lake Superior 

district, Hall, J.

First report on survey of Wisconsin, Daniels, E.

Silurian Continued. 

WEST 01? THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RIVER, AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1855. Geologic map of Wisconsin,

Lapham, I. A.

Catalogue of geologic specimens, Owen, D. D. 

Ueber die Geologic von NordAmerika, Marcou, J. 

Report of survey of Wisconsin,

Percival. 

Esquisse gdologique du Canada,

Logan and Hunt. 

Reconnaissance of Tennessee,

Safford. 

Review of Murchison's Siluria,

Whitney, J. D.

1856. Chemical report, survey of Kentucky, Peter.

Survey of Kentucky in 1854 

and 1855, Owen, D. D.

Outlines of geology, Whittlesey.

Second report on survey of 

Wisconsin, Percival.

Carboniferous limestone of 

Mississippi Valley, Hall, J.

1857. Third report on Kentucky, 

Owen, D. D.

Geology of Tennessee, Currey.

Third chemical report of survey of Kentucky, Peter.

Second chemical report, survey 

of Kentucky, Peter.

Second report of survey of Kentucky, Owen, D. D.

Report on Hopkins, Crittenden, and other counties, Kentucky, Lyon.

1858. Tennessee geological history,

Safford, J. M.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Paleozoic basin of New York, 

Bigsby.

1859. Artesian well at Columbus, 

Ohio, Mather.

Paleontology and the moral 

sense, Whittlesey.

Clinton group iron ore, Rogers, 

W. B.

Notes on Wisconsin, etc., Daniels, E.

Some points in American geo' 

logic history, Safford.
CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL.127.

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RIVER, AND MINNESOTA C outinued.

1859. Artesian well at Louisville, 

Ky., Smith, J. L.

1860. Silur-Fauua cles westlichen

Tennessee, Roemer. 

Remarks on stratigraphy of 

Kentucky. Lyon.

1861. Faunal relations of some geologic groups, Rogers, W. B.

Some points in American geology, Hunt, T. S.

Report of superintendent of 

survey of Michigan, Hall, J.

General geology, survey of Kentucky, Owen, D. D.

First biennial report of survey 

of Michigan, Winchell, A.

Fourth chemical report, survey 

of Kentucky, Peter.

Upper Silurian of western Tennessee, Safford.

Report of progress of topographical survey of Kentucky, Lyon.

1862. Analyses of soils of Indiana,

Peter. 

Reconnaissance of Indiana,

Owen, R. 

Report of survey of Wisconsin,

Hall and Whitney. 

Age of Leclair sandstone and

Onondaga of Iowa report,

Worthen. 

Saliferous rocks and springs of

Michigan, Winchell, A. 

Position of Waukesha limestone of Wisconsin, Rominger.

1863. Survey of lead regions of Wisconsin, Murrish.

1865. Oil boring at Chicago, Ill.,Shufeldt.

Maps of Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee, Sayler. 

Report of geologist of Minnesota, Hanchett.

1866. Niagara fauna at Chicago, 111., 

Winchell and Marcy.

Geological map of Michigan, 

Winchell, A.

Petroleum in Kentucky and 

Tennessee, Safford,,

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OK THK APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RlVKR, AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1866. Reconnaissance in Minnesota,, 

Eames.

Report on Grand Traverse region, Winchell, A.

Stratigraphy, Tertiary, coal 

measures, sub-Carboniferous, 

Devonian, Silurian, Illinois, 

Worthen.

Geology of petroleum in Canada West, Winchell, A.

Map of Canada and part of the 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

Mineral oil, Cumberland and 

Clinton counties, Ky., Newberry.

Report on limestone, petroleum, 

and salt, Hunt, T. S.

Introduction to paleontology, 

Illinois, Meek and Worthen.

Physical features, general principles, surface geology, Illinois, Worthen.

Geology of the lead region, 

Whitney, J. D.

1867. Handbook of Minnesota,

Blanchard. 

Map of Ohio, Newberry.

1868. Cook County, 111., Bannister, 

H. M.

Occurrences of iron in ma&s^s, 

Whittlesey.

Jersey, Greene, and Scott counties, 111., Worthen.

Structure of southern Minnesota, Hall, J.

Chemical analyses, Illinois, 

Blaney.

Alexander, Union, Jackson, and 

Perry counties, 111., Worthen 

and Engelmann.

Lasalle County, 111., Freeman.

1869. The Mississippi Valley, Foster, J. W.

Geology of Tennessee, Safford.

Geology of Franklin County, 

Ind., Haymond.

Crinoids from Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio, Lyon.

First report on survey of Indiana, Cos,
DABTON.] NOKTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 885

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RlVEK, AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1870. Progress of survey of Ohio in 

1869, Newberry.

Grnndy, Will, Kankakce, Iroquois, Vermilion, Champaign, 

Edgar, and Ford counties, 

111., Bradley, F. H.

Callioun, Pike, Adams, Brown, 

Schuyler, and Fulton counties, 111., Wortheu.

Oil bearing limestones of Chicago, Hunt, T. S.

Dekalb, Kane, Logan, and other 

counties, 111., Bannister.

1871. Geology of Highland County,

Ohio, Orton, E.

Derivation of copper and associates on Lake Superior,

Pumpelly. 

Oil wells of Terre Haute, Ind.,

Hunt, T. S.

Geology of Montgomery County, Ohio, Ortou E. 

Notizen aus Minnesota, Kloos. 

General geology of Michigan,

Winchell, A. 

Agricultural survey of Ohio,

Klippart. 

Chemical report of survey of

Ohio, Wormley. 

Second report on Indiana,

Cox, E. T. 

Report of survey of Ohio for

1869, Newberry. 

Geology of Williams, Fnlton,

and Lucas counties, Ohio,

Gilbert, G. K. 

Relative age of Niagara and

Lower Helderberg groups,

Worthen. 

Glacial features of Green Bay,

Lake Michigan, Winchell, N.

H.

1872. Region north of Lake Superior, 

Bell, R.

Age of copper rocks of Lake 

Superior, Brooks and Pumpelly.

Oil-bearing limestone of Chicago, Hunt, T. S.

Age of quartzites, etc., of Sank 

County, Wis., Irving, R. D.

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO TILE 

MISSISSIPPI RlVEK, AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1872. Results in lead region in Wisconsin, Murrish.

Geology of Dearborn, Ohio, and 

Switzerland counties, Ind., 

Warden, R. B.

Reconnaissance from Jasper to 

Howard counties, Ind., 

Collett.

Survey of vicinity of Belleplaine, Winchell, A.

Cretaceous basin in Sank Valley, Minn., Kloos.

Relation of Middle and Upper 

Silurian in United States, 

Hall, J.

1873. Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitclicock 

and Blake.

System of physical features of 

Michigan, Winchell, A.

Report of survey of Ohio, 

Newberry.

Reports on Sandusky, Seneca, 

Wyandot, and Marion counties, Ohio, Winchell, N. H.

Report of third district of Ohio, 

Orton, E.

Paleozoic rocks, upper Michigan, Rominger.

Peoria, McDonough, Monroe, 

Macoupin, and Sangamon 

counties, 111., Wortheu.

Surface geology of Maumee 

Valley and geology of counties, Ohio, Gilbert, G. K.

Rock Island County, 111., Worthen and Shaw.

Northwest counties, Illinois, 

Shaw.

Chart of nomenclature for Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Surface geology of northwestern Ohio, Winchell, N. H.

General sketch of geology of 

Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

1874. Erie and Lorain counties, Ohio,

Newberry. 

Hamilton in Ohio, Winchell,

N. H. 

Land plants of Lower Silurian,

Lesquereux.
886 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF fBULL. 127.

Silurian C ontinued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RIVER, AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1874. Position of Cincinnati group, 

Miller, S. A.

Niagara and Lower Helderberg 

in United States and Canada, 

Hall, J.

Land plants from Lower Silurian, Newberry.

Age of copper rocks of Lake 

Superior and continuation of 

synclinal, Irviug, E. D.

Survey of mineral regions, Wisconsin, Murrish.

Resources of Tennessee, Killebrew.

Geology from Ottawa to Defiance counties, Ohio, Winchell, N. H.

Observation from Dekalb to Laporte counties, Ind., Levette.

Survey of Clarke and Floyd 

counties, Ind., Borden.

Notes from early explorers in 

Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Report on third district of 

Ohio, Orton, E.

Geology about Richmond, Ohio, 

Shaier.

Geology of Minnesota Valley, 

Winchell, N. H.

1875. Geological map of Illinois, 

Worthen.

Wilmington coal field, Illinois, 

Johnson, Jasper.

Scott and Jefferson counties, 

Ind., Borden.

Geology of Mower County, 

Minn, Winchell, N. H.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Sixth report on survey of Indiana, Cox, E. T.

Guelph limestone of North 

America, Nicholson.

Geology of Cheboygan and Old 

Mackinac, Winchell, N. H.

Deep well at Minneapolis, Winchell, N. H.

Huronian rocks south of Lake 

Superior, Brooks.

1876. Catalogue of Winconsin exhibit, Sweet.

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RIVER, AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1876. Tennessee, agriculture, mineral,

wealth, etc., Killebrew. 

Stratification of rocks of south

central Wisconsin, Irving,

R. D. 

Geology of lower peninsula,

Michigan, Rominger. 

Report on Fillmore County,

Minii., Winchell, N. H. 

Seventh report on survey of

Indiana, Cox. 

Report on Jennings and Ripley

counties, Ind., Borden. 

The State of Michigan, McCracken. 

Geology of oil regions of the

United States, Newberry. 

Report on Olmsted, Dodge, and

Steele counties, Minn., Harrington, M. W. 

Chemical report of survey of

Kentucky, Peter. 

Basin of the Wisconsin, Warren, G. K.

1877. Resources of Tennessee along 

Cincinnati Southern Railroad, Killebrew.

Trenton limestone at Minneapolis, Herrick.

Agency of lateral pressure exhibited by rock movements, 

Niles.

Geology of lead district, Wisconsin, Strong.

Geology of eastern Wisconsin, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Geology of Houston County, 

Minn., Winchell, N. H.

Geology of central Wisconsin, 

Irving, R. D.

Report of Wisconsin, survey for 

1875, Wight.

Hennepin County, Minn., Winchell, N. H.

General account of Kentucky, 

Shaier.

Oil region of Tennessee, Killebrew.

Operations of survey of Wisconsin in 1876, Chamberlin, 

T. C.
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Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RIVER, AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1877. Report on central and western 

Wisconsin, Irving, R. D.

Report of progress, survey of 

Kentucky, Shaler.

Geology from Mount Sterling to 

Big Sandy River, Ky., Craudall.

Topography and geology of 

Nashville, Safford.

Origin of galena of Kentucky ? 

Shaler.

Chemistry of survey of Minnesota, Peckham.

1878. Tertiary flora and ago of North 

American lignite, Lesquereux.

Geology of Warren, Butler, 

Preble, and Madison counties, Ohio, Orton, E.

Fauna of Niagara, etc., in Milwaukee, etc., Day, F. H.

Clinton, Fayette, Shelby, and 

Miami counties, Ohio, Hussey.

Geology of DarkeCounty,Ohio, 

Lindemuth.

Resources along Cincinnati 

Southern and Kuoxville and 

Ohio railroads, Killobrew.

Discoveries in Western caves, 

Hovey.

Geology of' Brown County, 

Ohio, Herzer.

Logan and Champaign counties, Ohio, Hill, F. C.

Geology of Menifee County, 

Ky., Crandall.

Iron of Red River region, Ken? 

tucky, Moore.

Report on Rice County, Minu., 

Sperry.

Region along Virginia and Kentucky State line, Moore.

Reconnaissances in Wright and 

Rice counties, Minn, Winchell, N. H.

Geology of Franklin County, 

Ohio, Orton, E.

Work in St. Croix, Duiin, and 

adjacent counties,Wisconsin, 

Wooster.

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RIVER, AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1878. Geologic structure of Ohio, 

Newberry.

Chemical report, survey of 

Kentucky, Peter.

Geology of Ramsey County, 

Minn., Winchell, N. H.

Clinton limestone at Osborn, 

Ohio, Woodward, S. F.

Term Hudson River in nomenclature, Hall, J.

1879. Geologic map of Newfoundland, Murray and Howley.

Report of committee on nomenclature, Cincinnati group, 

Mitchell, S. A.

Eighth, ninth, and tenth reports on survey of Indiana, 

Cox.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Ohio, Newberry.

Macfarlarie's Geological Railroad Guide, Michigan, Winchell, A.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Missouri, Broadhead.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Wisconsin, Chainberlin, Irving and Strong.

Macfarlaue's Geological Railroad Guide, Kentucky, Procter.

Macfarlano's Geological Railroad Guide, Tennessee, Safford.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Illinois, Worthen.

Limestones at Falls of the Ohio, 

Hall, J.

Michigan, condensed popular 

sketch, Winchell, A.

On Hunt's and Dana'a geological tables, Broadhead.

Report on Harrisou and Crawford counties, Ind., Collett.

1880. Trenton at Lexington and High 

Bridge, Ky., Miller, S. A.; 

Wetherby.
888 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RlVER, AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1880. Resources of Wisconsin, Irving,

K.D. 

Chemical Report Survey of

Kentucky, Peter. 

Remarks on Trenton limestone,

Kentucky, Wetherby.

1881. Geology of Boyle County, Ky., 

Fales.

Fossils from Silurian and Carboniferous of Kentucky, 

Wetherby.

Geology of upper Mississippi 

Valley, Winchell, N. H.

Unification of Silurian nomenclature, Miller, S. A.

1882. Some points in region about 

Beloit, Wis., Sweezy.

Chemistry, Minnesota Survey, 

Dodge.

Deep well at Minneapolis, 

Winchell', N. II.

Geology of Bartholomew County, Ind., Elrod.

Mississippi region north of Wisconsin River, Strong.

Paleontology, survey of Wisconsin, Whitfield, R. P.

Lower St. Croix district, Wooster.

Geology, mines and quarries, 

Indiana, Collett.

Ore deposits of southwestern 

Wisconsin, Chainberliu, T. C.

Geology of Fountain County, 

Ind., Brown, R. T.

List of rocks of Minnesota, 

Winchell, N. II.

Geology of Delaware ^County, 

Ind., Phiuney.

Nomenclature geologique, Winchell, N. H.

1883. Section on Rock River from 

Oregon to Sterling, 111., Everett, 0.

Copper rocks of Lake Superior, Irving, R. D.

Lasalle County, 111., Worthen.

Geology of Randolph County, 

Ind., Phinney.

General geology of Wisconsin, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RIVER, AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1883. Analyses, geology of Wisconsin, Salisbury.

Well at Moline, 111., Pratt.

Iron ores of Wisconsin, Irving, 

R.D.

Twelfth report of department 

of geology, Indiana, Collett.

Geology of Jay County, Ind., 

McCaslin.

Geology of Decatur County, 

Ind., Elrod.

Minerals and lithology of Wisconsin, Irving, R. D.

Building materials, Wisconsin, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

1884. Ohio building stones, Orton, E.

Tennessee building stones, Cotton and Gattinger.

Michigan building stones, Conover.

Wisconsin building stones, 

Couover.

Illinois building stones, Conover.

Iron ores of Ohio, Orton, E.

Report of chemical department, 

survey of Ohio, Lord.

Clays of Ohio, Orton, E.

Minnesota building stones, 

Winchell, N. H.

Indiana building stones, Ortou, E.

Geology' of Minnesota, Winchell and Upham.

Geologic map of Indiana, Collett.

Survey of Hamilton and Madison counties, Ind., Brown, 

R.T.

Geologic occurrence of bitumen, Peckham.

Physio-geographic and agricultural features of Tennessee, Satt'ord.

Geology of Grant County, Ind., 

Phinney.

Survey of Fayette County, 

Ind., Elrod.

Survey of Union County, Ind., 

Elrod.

Thirteenth report of Indiana 

department of geology, Collett,
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 889

Silurian Continued.

; WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RIVER, AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1884. Geology of Rush County, Ind., 

Elrod.

1885. Chemical analyses, survey of 

Kentucky, Peter and Peter.

Wells at Mendota and St. Paul, 

etc., Winchell, N. H.

Archean of the Northwest, 

Irving, R. D.

Map of the United States, 

McGee.

Gas well in northwestern Ohio, 

Orton, E.

Deep wells in Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Beaches in Cincinnati group, 

James, J. F.

1886. Upper measure coal field of 

Tennessee, Colton.

Orton's Ohio gas and oil report, 

Lesley, J. P.

Deep well at Cleveland, Ohio, 

Orton, E.

County geology, Indiana, Gorl>y, Thompson, M.

Building stones, Indiana, 

Thompson, M.

Geology of Indiana, Thompson, M.

Wabash arch, Gorby, Thompson, M.

Clinton of Ohio, Foerste.

Map of Indiana, Branner.

Distribution of gas, Freeman.

Archean of the Northwest, 

Irving, R. D.

Geology of Cincinnati, James, 

J. F.

Oil and gas in Ohio, Orton, E.

Lower Silurian bryozoa, Ulrich.

1887. Iron and coal, Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee, Porter.

Marion County, Ky.,Knott.

Nelson, Mason, Bath, Fleming, 

Henry, Oldham, and Shelby 

counties, Ky., Linuey.

Pound Gap region, Crandall, 

Procter.

Clark, Lincoln, Mercer, Montgomery, and Washington 

counties, Ky., Liuney.

Clinton group, Foerste.

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RIVER, AND MINNESOTA Continued.

1887. Gas well at Oxford, Ohio,

James, J. F.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

1888. Natural gas in Indiana, Pliinney.

Introduction, deposits of phosphate of lime, Shaler.

Garrard County, Ky., Linney.

Rocks of central Kentucky, 

Linney.

Spencer County, Ky., Linney.

Counties, geology of Minnesota, Wiiicliell, N. H.

Chisago, Isanti, Anoka, and 

Becker counties, Minn., Upham.

Wabasha, Goodhue, Dakota, 

Hennepin, R am soy, and 

Washington counties, Miiin., 

Winchell, N. H.

Cements, Ohio, Lord.

Geology of Ohio, Orton, E.

Gypsum, Ohio, Orton, E.

Report on oil and gas, Orton, E.

Section at Todds Fork, Ohio, 

Foerste.

Vicinity of Cincinnati, Burke.

Lime in Ohio, Orton, E.

Correlation of Lower Silurian 

in Ohio Valley, Ulrich.

Diameter of Silurian Island 

about Cincinnati, Dennis.

Sceptropora, Ulrich.

1889. Geology of southeastern Indiana, Gordon.

Crinoidea at St. Paul, Ind., 

Beachler.

New horizons of oil and gas, 

Orton, E.

Natural gas, Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Some maps of Minnesota, Uphiun.

Stillwater well, Minnesota, 

Meades.

Artesian wells, Hall, C. W.

Trenton at Minneapolis and St. 

Paul, Hall, C. W.

Physical history of Cincinnati 

rocks, Perry.
890 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Silurian C ontinued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RIVER, AND MINNESOTA C ontin ued.

1889. Sedimentation in Cincinnati 

group, James; J. F.

Petroleum and gas in Ohio, Orton, E.

Basin of Tennessee, Kennedy.

Trenton limestone oil and gas, 

Orton, E.

1890. Cave in Clinton formation of 

Ohio, James, J. F.

Origin of pressure of gas in 

Trenton limestone, Orton, E.

Geological survey of Ohio, report, Orton, E.

Causes of extinction of species, 

McCreery.

Analyses of limestones from 

Ohio and Indiana, Clarke, 

F.W.

Areas of continental progress, 

Dana, J. D.

Sylvania sand in Ohio, Neif.

Petroleum atTerre Haute, Ind., 

Waldo.

Artesian waters from drift, Illinois, Eolfe.

Deep well at Dixon, Ill.,Tiifany.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Orton, E.; Worthen, Safford, 

Proctor, Winchell, A.; Collett.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

1891. Rocks at St. Paul, Ind., Beachler. 

Age of Cincinnati anticlinal,

Foerste. 

Age of beds at Point Pleasant,

Ohio, James, J. F. 

Clinton oolitic iron ores,

Foerste.

Genesis of iron ores, Kimball. 

Map of Kentucky, Procter. 

Relation of strength of marble

to its structure, Perry. 

Western Kentucky, Or ton, E. 

Relations of eastern sandstones

to Silurian, Keweenaw Point,

Wads worth. 

Rock fracture at Appleton,

Wis., Cramer. 

Map of Illinois, Worthen. 

Economic geology [Illinois],

Worthen.

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF THE APPALACHIANS TO THE 

MISSISSIPPI RIVER, AND MINNESOTA Continued. 

1891. Geology of Hennepin County,

Minn., Winchell, N. II. 

Clinton County, Ky., Loughridge.

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota). 

1806. Exploration of Red River and 

Washita, Duubar and Hunter. 

1819. View of lead mines of Missouri, etc., Schoolcraft. 

1821. Travels into Arkansas Territory, Nuttall.

Region around the Mis0 ' "ippi 

and its confluents, Bungler. 

Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall.

1823. Expedition from Pittsburg to 

the Rocky Mountains, Long. 

1827. Limestones of lead mines, 

James, E.

1835. Report on elevated country 

between Missouri and Red 

rivers, Featherstonhaugh.

1836. Review of report by Featherstonhaugh, P.

1839. Thermal springs of North 

America, Daubeny.

1841. Region adj acent to Osage River, 

Mo., King, H.

1842. Silurian and Devonian of the

United States, Conrad. 

Eeport on Fourche Cove and 

vicinity, Arkansas, Powell, 

W. B.

1843. Section at Vallees lead mines,

Missouri, Mcollet. 

Section from Cleveland to the 

Mississippi and on identity 

of Western, formations, Hall, 

J.

1846. Journal, Bents Fort to St. 

Louis, Abert, J. W.

1847. Distribution of remains in older 

formations of the United 

States, Hall, J.

Report of survey of Wisconsin 

and Iowa, Owen, D. D.

1848. Tour in northern Mexico,

Wislizenus. 

Contributions to geology of

Texas, Roemer. 

1850. Survey of Missouri, King, H.
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Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1851. Region between Little Rock 

and Hot Springs, Ark., Engelmann. 

Remarks on Missouri, King, H.

1852. Survey for railroad from St. 

Louis to Fulton, Ark., 

Barnes.

Geology and paleontology, valley of Salt Lake, Hall, J.

1853. Arkansas, geology of, Lawrence, B.

Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

Artesian well in St. Louis, Mo., 

St. Louis Republican.

1854. Shales and Jasper rock north 

of San Francisco, Cal., Dana, 

J.D.

Quicksilver mine of Almaden, 

Cal., Blake, W.P.

1855. Ueber die Geologie von NordAinerika, Marcou, J.

Geology of Missouri, Swallow.

Country between the Missouri 

and Mississippi, Hawn.

Geology of southwestern Missouri, Swallow.

Report on principal mines, Missouri, Litton.

Section from. St. Louis to Commerce, Mo., Shumard, B.F.

Moniteau county, Mo., Meek.

1856. Iowa map, Parker, N. H.

Carboniferous limestone of 

Mississippi Valley, Hall, J.

1857. Geology and paleontology, Mexican boundary survey, Hall, J.

1858. Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

Reconnaissance of part of Arkansas, Owen, D. D.; Cox, 

E. T.

Paleontology, Fort Leavenworth to Bryans Pass, Shumard, B. F.

Explanation of geologic map 

and section of Missouri, 

Swallow.

Minerals and springs of Arkansas, Owen, D. D.

Report on survey of Iowa, Hall 

and Whitney.

Silurian C ontinued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1858. Chemical report, reconnaissance of Arkansas, Elderhorst.

1859. Report of southwest branch of 

Pacific Railroad in Missouri, 

Swallow.

Mineral districts contiguous to 

Iron Mountain Railroad, Phillips.

Paleontology of New York, vol. 

3, Hall, J.

1860. Belcher's artesian well, St. 

Louis, Litton.

Report on Iowa geology, Holland, Whitney.

Reconnaissance of part of Arkansas, Cox, E. T.; Owen, 

D. D.

Analyses of soils, etc., Arkansas, Peter, R.

Rocky Mountains in vicinity of 

Santa Fe, Blake, M. P.

1861. Physics and hydraulics of the 

Mississippi, Humphreys and 

Abbott.

Primordial of Texas, Shumard, 

B.F.

1862. Primordial of Rocky Mountains, Hayden.

1863. Geology, etc., of the Upper Mississippi, Hayden.

1866. Preliminary report of survey 

of Texas, Buckley.

1867. Report on country along Southwest Pacific Railway, Missouri, Swallow.

Geology of southwestern Iowa, 

White, C. A.

Hot Springs of Arkansas, Do 

Bow.

1868. Report of State chemist, Iowa, 

Hinrichs.

Age of porphyry of southeastern 

Missouri, Harrison, E.

Second annual report of survey, 

Wyoming, Hayden.

Silurian in Nevada, Whitney, 

J.D.

Remarks on geology of Nevada, 

Whitney, J. D.

First and second reports of survey of Iowa, White, C. A. .
892 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI EIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1870. Keport of survey of Iowa, 

White, C. A.

1871. Notes on Wyoming and Colorado, Haydeii.

Eastern Uiuta Mountains, 

Marsh.

1872. Quebec formation in Idaho, 

Bradley, F. H.

General report on Montana and 

adjacent Territories, Haydeu.

Resources of Arkansas, James, 

H.

Note on mining districts in 

Nevada, Gilbert, G. K.

Paleontologtc report, Wyoming, Meek.

Quebec and Carboniferous in 

Teton range, Bradley, F. H.

1873. Reports of surveys of Missouri, 

1855-1871, Broadhead, Meek, 

Shumard, B. F.

Silver ores of White Pine district, Clayton, J. E.

Paleontologic report, Montana, 

Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah, 

Meek.

Sketch of Missouri, and map, 

Swallow.

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

Rocks of Missouri which admit 

of tine polish, Broadhead.

Geology of western Wyoming, 

Comstock.

Notes on Pilot Knob and vicinity, Missouri, Pumpelly.

Report of Snake River division, 

Bradley, F. H.

Geology of Lincoln County, 

Mo., Potter. .

Sixth report on survey of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and 

Utah, Hayden.

Report, Montana, Idaho, Wyo- 

. ming, and Utah, Peale.

Exlorations of 1872 under F. V. 

Hayden, Snake River region, 

Bradley, F. H.

1874. Chemical analyses, survey of

Missouri, Chauvenet. 

Geology of western Texas, Jenney, Newberry.

Silurian C out inued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1874. Part of eastern Texas, Buckley.

Explorations of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

Mines in South Park region, 

Colorado, Peale.

Lead and zinc region of southwestern Missouri, Schmidt 

and Leouhard.

Iron ores of southeastern Missouri, Moore, P. N.

Report on South Park district, 

Colorado, Peale.

Western Texas near the thirtysecond parallel, Jenney.

Lead mines, southeastern Missouri, Gage.

Researches in Arizona and 

Nevada, Gilbert, G. K.

Report of survey of Missouri, 

Broadhead.

Report of survey of Colorado, 

1873, Hayden.

Lake region of central Missouri, Schmidt.

Niagara and Helderberg in 

United States and Canada, 

Hall, J.

Analysis of novaculite from 

Arkansas, Wait.

Report on San Luis division, 

Colorado, Endlich.

1875. Reconnaissance in Black Hills, 

Winchell, N. H.

Northwestern Wyoming, Comstock, T. B.

Geology of portions of Colorado 

surveyed in 1873, Stevenson, 

J. J.

Peculiar forms of erosion in 

eastern Colorado, Hayden.

Report on portions of Nevada, 

Utah, California, and Arizona, Gilbert, G. K.

Report on Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico, 

Ho well, E. E.

Guelph limestone of North 

America, Nicholson.

Report on portions of New 

Mexico and Arizona, 1873, 

Gilbert, G. K.

Report on northwestern New 

Mexico, Cope.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 893

Silurian C ontin ued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1875. Lead in Missouri, Gage.

1876. Expedition from Santa Fe to 

the Colorado, Newberry.

Paleontology of Great Basin 

exploration, by Simpson, 

Meek.

Geology between Leaveuworth 

andtbeSierraNevada, Engelraann.

Maps of parts of California, 

Nevada, Arizona, Utab, New 

Mexico, and Colorado, Gilbert, Marvine and Howell.

Report of San Juan division,

survey of Colorado, Endlicb. 

Report of middle division of

survey of Colorado, Peale. 

Second report of survey of

Texas, Buckley. 

Paleozoic subdivision on for--

tieth parallel, King, C. 

Report on northwest portion of

Elk range, Colo., Holmes,

W. H.

Uinta Mountains, Powell, J. W. 

Section between headwaters of

Missouri and Yellowstoue,

Hayden.

Paleontology of Plateau Province, White, C. A. 

Report of surveys for 1874,

Hayden.

1877. Remarks on paleontology of

fortieth parallel survey, Hall

and Whitfield. 

Field work in Teton region, St.

John. 

Report of southeast division,

survey of Colorado, Endlich. 

Map of parts of Arizona, Marcou, Gilbert and Marvine. 

Preliminary report of survey of

Territories, Hay den. 

On genesis of lead ores, Whitney, J. D. 

Reconnaissance of lead region

of Henry County, Norwood. 

Remarks on Mesozoic and Cenozoic, Meek. 

Age of Rocky Mountains in

Colorado, Stevenson,

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIV.EK (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1877. Map of parts of Arizona and 

New Mexico, Gilbert, Howell and Loew.

Report on fossils from Nevada, 

Utah, Colorado, etc., White, 

C.A.

Descriptive geology, fortieth 

parallel survey, Hague and 

Emmons.

1878. Geology of the West, Phillips,

J. V. 

Well at insane asylum, St.

Louis, Mo., Broadhead. 

Water supply of Red River

valley, Winchell, N. H. 

Ste. Genevieve County copper

mines, Missouri, Gage.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Iowa, White, 

C.A.

Survey of the fortieth parallel, 

Newberry.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Wyoming, 

Hague, A.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Arkansas, 

Owen, R.

Sweetwater district, Endlich.

Eureka lode, Nevada, Keyes, 

W. S.

Review of Hayden's Atlas of 

Colorado, and sketch of geolof the Northwest, Morgan, A.

Green River district, Pealo.

Surface geology of part of Mississippi Valley, McGee.

1880. Zinc of southern Missouri, 

Raymond.

Eureka and Bodie districts, 

Becker, G. F.

Permian and other Paleozoics 

of Kanab Valley, Ariz., Walcott.

Report of Rocky Mountain division, Einmous, S. F.

Genesis of iron ores, Newberry.

Geology of the Black Hills, 

Newton, H.

1881. Atlas of Colorado, Hayden,F.V.

1882. Report of work in Eureka dig* 

trict? Hague, A,
894 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI EIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1882. Ste. Genevieve copper deposit, 

Missouri, Nicholsou.

So-called Leadville porphyry, 

Julien.

Marble of southeastern Missouri, Broadhead.

1883. Mining region of southern New

Mexico, Endlich. 

Geology of Yellowstone Park,

Holmes, W. H. 

San Juan region, Colorado,

Comstock. 

New York Water linie in Iowa,

Tiffany. 

Report on Wind River district,

St. John. 

Pre-Carboniferous in Grand

Canyon of the Colorado, Walcott. 

Drainage system and loess of

eastern Iowa, McGee. 

Geology of Eureka district,

Nevada, Hague, A.

1884. Paleontology of Eureka district, Walcott.

Agricultural features of Arkansas, Loughridge.

Iowa building stones, McGee.

Missouri building stones, 

Broadhead.

Paleozoic of central Texas, 

Walcott.

Drainage and loess of eastern 

Iowa., McGee.

Buffalo Peak, Colo., Emmons, 

S.F.

Der mexikanische Staat Sinaloa, Weidner.

Agricultural description of cotton country of Missouri, 

Loughridge.

Silver-lead deposits of Eureka, 

Nov., Curtis, J. S.

Report on observations in Nevada and the Grand Canyon, 

Walcott.

1885. Progress of geology, 1883, Hunt,

T.S. 

Operations in upper Missouri

region, Hay den. 

Vallecillo mines, Mexico,

Chism.

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OP THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (ex- 

"cepting Minnesota) Continued.

1885. Map of the United States, 

McGee.

Section of Eureka district, 

Hague, A.

Notes on metamorphism, Stevenson.

Geologic sketch of Pacific division, Becker.

1886. Leadville ore deposits, Colorado, Rolker.

Aspen region, Lakes.

Super-metamorphisni and vulcanisrn, Comstock.

The minerals and rocks of Arkansas, McCreath.

1887. Super-metamorphism, Cornstock, T. B.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Ore deposits, etc., in southeastern Missouri, Kemp.

Notes on Eagle County, Colo., 

Tilden.

1888. San Juan mining region, Ihlseng.

Mineralogic notes, Colorado, 

Smith, W. B.

Form of ore deposits in limestone, Missouri, Henrich.

Macon County, Mo., McGee.

Notes on Leadville, Ihlseng.

Well at Lincoln, Nebr., Russell, 

F.W.

Well in Pawnee County, Nebr., 

Russell, F. W.

Report, Montana division, 

Hayden.

Marble of western United 

States, Newberry.

Report of geologist of Wyoming, Ricketts, L. D.

Aspen,Colo.,Brunton, Emmons, 

S. F.; Henrich, Siver.

Geology of Colorado ore deposits, Lakes.

Iron resources of Colorado, 

Chauvenet.

Hematite in Allamakee County, 

Iowa, Orr.

Well at Keokuk, Iowa, Gordon.

Well at Washington, Iowa, Cal-
DARTON.l NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 895

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued.

1889. Well .it Davenport, Iowa, Tiffany.

Leavenworth well, Kansas, 

Jameson.

Zinc mining in Arkansas, Eng. 

and Mining Jour.

Geology of southeastern Iowa, 

Gordon.

Maquoketa shales, Jarnes,V. F.

History of Ozark uplift, Broadhead.

History of Missouri River, 

Broadhead.

1890. Central mineral region of Texas, 

Comstock.

Extinct volcanoes of Colorado, 

Lakes.

Warren's geography, Brewer.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Broadhead,Chamberlin,Dawsou, G. M.; Emmous, S. F.; 

Hague, A., Loughridge, McGee.

Maquoketa shales in Iowa, 

James, J. F.

Zinciferous clays of Missouri, 

Seanion.

Building stonea of Missouri, 

Ladd.

Indian Territory and Red River, 

Hill, R. T.

Drainage of central Texas.Tarr.

Carboniferous of central Texas, 

Tarr.

Review of Texas geology, Durable.

Report, Rocky Mountain division, U. S.Geol. Snrvey,Emmons, S. F.

1891. Central basin of Texas, Curtice.

Contributions to geology of the 

Southwest, Hill, R. T.

Reconnaissance in Indian Territory, Hill, R. T.

Ozark series, Broadhead.

Washington County., Ark., Simonds, Branner.

Supposed Trenton fossil fish, 

Am. Geol.

Analysis of Cherokee limestone, 

Eakins.

Novaculites of Arkansas, Griswold.

Silurian Continued. 

WEST OF TIIK MISSISSIPPI RIVER (excepting Minnesota) Continued. 

1801. Ore deposits of Piocho, Nov.,

Maynard.

Great Falls coal field,Newberry. 

Report, Montana division, U. S.

Geol. Survey, Peale. 

Manganese ores, Arkansas, Penrose. '

Igneous rocks of Arkansas, Williams, S. F. 

Central mineral region of Texas,

Comstock.

Trans - Pecos, Texas, Streeruwitz.

CANADA (including all of British North

America).

1752. Meinoire dans lequel on compare le Canada a la Suisso, 

Guettard.

1820. Tour between Hartford and 

Quebec, Silliman.

1821. Observations on northwest portion of Lake Huron, Bigsby.

1822. Geology, etc., of Malbay, lower

Canada, Bigsby.

1824. Geology of Montreal, Bigsby. 

Notes on Lake Huron, Bigsby. 

List of minerals and remains in

Canada, Bigsby.

1826. Geology of voyages to Northwest passage, by Perry, 

Jameson.

1828. Topographic and geologic 

notes, shore of Polar Sea, 

Richardson, John.

1829. Geology and mineralogy of

Nova Scotia, Brown and 

. Smith. 

Neighborhood of Falls of Montmorenci, Green, W. 

A few rocks and minerals of

upper Canada, Bonnycastle. 

Geognosy of part of Saguenay

County, Baddeley, F. H.

1830. Transition rocks of the Cataraqui, Bonnycastle.

Sulphate of stroutia and geology of Kingston, Baddeley.

Arctic regions, steppes of Russia, etc., Am. Jour. Sci.

1831. Essay on metallic minerals in 

Canada, Baddeley.
896 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [B0LL. 127.

Silurian Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1831. Mineralogy and geology of 

Nova Scotia, Jackson and 

Alger.

1832. Arctic geology, Jameson.

1835. Sketch of southeast lower Canada, Baddeley.

1836. Geology and mineralogy of

Nova Scotia, Gesner. 

Geologic notes, expedition to 

Great Fish River, Fitton.

1839. Preliminary report on Newfoundland, Jukes.

1840. Handbook of Nova Scotia,

Dawson, J. W.

Notes on north coast of St. 

Lawrence, Bay field.

1843. Report of survey of New 

Brunswick, Gesuer.

Report on survey of Newfoundland, Jukes.

Coal of Nova Scotia and age of 

gypsum and limestone, Lyell.

1844. Geology of western district of

New York, Hall, J. 

Western upper Canada and 

western Ohio, Rogers and 

Rogers.

1845. Geology of Cape Breton,

Brown, R.

Junction of Transition and Primary, Canada, Bayfield. 

Newer coal of eastern Nova

Scotia, Dawson, J. W. 

District between Georgian Bay

and Lake Erie, Murray, A. 

Extension of Appalachians into

Canada, Logan. 

Lower Carboniferous of Nova

Scotia, Dawson, J. W. 

Travels in North America,

Lyell.

1846. Geologic map of Nova Scotia,

Gesner. 

Shore of St. Lawrence from

Cape Rozier to Cape Chat,

Logan. 

Bonaveuture River district,

Murray, A.

1847. Report on eastern peninsula

of Canada, Murray, A. 

Report on Ottawa River district, Logan.

1848. New Red sandstone of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

Silurian Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1848. Fossils of Paleozoic of United 

States, etc., Sharpe, D.

1849. South side of St. Lawrence 

from Lake Champlaiu, Logan.

North coast of Lake Huron, 

Murray, A.

Acid springs and gypsum of 

Onondaga salt group, Hunt, 

T. S.

On the geology of Canada, 

Hunt, T. S.

1850. Report of survey of Canada

for 1849-50, Logan. 

Sketch of geology of New 

Brunswick, Robb.

1851. On the Taconic system, Hunt, 

T. S.

Age of copper rocks of Lake 

Superior and physical structure of Canada, Logau.

Parallelism of Paleozoic deposits of United States and 

Europe, Hall, J.

Footprints in Potsdam of Canada, Logau.

Notes on fossils from Ottawa, 

Salter.

Boat voyage through Rupert's 

Land, Richardson, John.

1852. Age of copper rocks of Lakes

Superior and Huron, and

structure of Canada, Logau. 

Phosphatic matter in Lower

Silurian, Hunt, T. S. 

Geology of Lake of the Woods,

Bigsby. 

Chemical work of survey of

Canada, Hunt, T. S. 

Region between the Ottawa

and St. Lawrence, Murray,

A. 

Report on peninsula between

Lakes Huron, St. Glair, and

Erie, Murray, A.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

Arctic Silurian fossils, Salter.

Geology of Quebec and environs, Bigsby.

Phenomena of Davis Strait and 

Baffins Bay, Sutherland.

Notes on Toronto, Hind.
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Silurian Continued. 

C ANADA Conti nued.

1853. Valley of the Notawasaga, 

Fleming.

1854. Work on .north side of St. Lawrence, Logan.

Report on country lying north 

of Lake Ontario, Murray, A.

Structure of western upper 

Canada, Logan.

1855. Arcadian geology, Dawson, 

J. W.

Ueber die Geologic von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

Formation siluriqne des environs do Quebec, Logan.

Geology of Hudson Bay Territory and portions of the 

Arctic regions, Isbester.

Esquisse go"ologiqne du Canada, Logan and Hunt.

Coal basin on west border of 

Lake of the Woods, Schoolcraft.

Rochesma.gne'sieunes du groupe 

Hudson, Hunt, T. S.

1856. Geology of New Brunswick and

Nova Scotia, Jackson, C. T. 

Remarks on rocks from Arctic 

Archipelago, Mnrchison.

1857. Notes on Arctic travel in search 

of Sir John Franklin, Houghton.

Iron ores of Canada, Billings.

Common rocks of the British 

provinces, Billings.

Points froni<Anticosti, Billings.

Work in Anticosti and Mingan 

islands and Magdalen River, 

Richardson, J.

Parts of Huron and western 

districts of Canada, Murray, 

A.

Distribution of formations, 

Billings.

Mineralogy of metamorphic 

rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Minerals of Canada, Hind.

Region between Georgian Bay 

and Ottawa River, Murray, A.

Parallelism of rocks of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

Miueralogic study of stratified 

crystallines, Hunt, T. S.

Probable origin of some in agues! an rocks, Hunt, T. S. 

127 57

Silurian Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1857. Relative aux Cdphalopodes fossiles du Canada, Barrande. 

Collection de roches et de fossiles du Canada, Rottermnnd.

1858. Chemical report, survey of 

Caaiada, Hunt, T. S.

Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

Dates of intrusives in Laurentian of Canada, Logan.

Limestones of Ottawa district, 

etc., Billings.

Report of survey of Canada, 

Logan.

AAveek in Gaspo", Dawson, J. W.

Magdalen River district, Richardson, J.

1859. Microscopy of some Canadian 

limestones, Dawson, J. W.

Sedimentary and other relations of Paleozoic fossils of 

New York, Bigsby.

Devonian and Taconic in southeast Canada, Logau.

Silurian and Devonian fossils 

from Assinniboine and Saskatchewan, Billings.

Exploration of country between Lake Superior and Red 

River Colony, Dawson, S. J.

Report of chemist, etc., Canada 

survey, Hunt, T. S.

Report of Assinniboine and Saskatchewan expedition, Hind.

Work in Gaspe" Peninsula, Richardson, J.

Formation of gypsums and magnesian rocks, Hunt, T. S.

1860. Gold mines of Canada, Hunt, 

T. S.

New Silurian localities in eastern Nova Scotia, Houeyman, 

Dawson, J. W.

Silurian and Devonian of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

Notes on Colliugton Township, 

Canada, west, Chapman.

History of gypseous and magnesian rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Fauna of Quebec group and Primordial of Canada, Logan.

Geology of Hastings County, 

Chapman.
898 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Silurian Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1861. Taconic system of Emmons, 

Hnnt, T. S.

Rocks and fossils from Phillipsburg, Canada, east, Billings.

Canadian caverns, Gibb, G. D.

Paradoxides slate from Braintree, Mass., etc., Marcou, J.

Faune des rocbes du groupe de 

Quebec, Logan.

Notes on Primordial and Taconic, Marcou, J.

Pre-Carboniferous flora of New 

Brunswick, Maine, and east 

Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Exposition of minerals and 

geology of Canada. Cbapman.

Discoveries of gold in Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

Barrande on Primordial of 

America and Taconic of Enimons, Hunt, T. S.

History of petroleum, Hunt, 

T.S.

Quebec group and upper copper rocks of Lake Superior, 

Logan.

Graptolites in base of Lower 

Silurian, Billings.

Geology of Murray Bay, lower 

St. Lawrence, Dawson, J. W.

Some points in American geology, Hunt, T. S.

Geologische Erscheiuungen in 

Canada, Barrande.

Country between Lake Superior and the Pacific, Hector.

Eemarks on Taconic system, 

Am. Jour. Sci.

Sur la faune primordiale en 

Ame"rique, Barrande.

Gold of Nova Scotia, Marsh, 

O.C.

1862. Primordial of Canada, Marcou, J.

Anticosti Island, Shaler.

Acton copper mine, Macfarlane.

Taconic and Silurian of Vermont and Canada, Marcou, J.

Gold fields of Nova Scotia, 

Honeyman.

Glauconite in Lower Silurian, 

Hunt, T. S.

Silurian Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1862. Murchison on age of Quebec 

rocks, Logan.

Catalogue of crystalline rocks 

of Canada, Hunt, T. S.

Descriptive catalogue of economic minerals of Canada, 

Logan.

Marcou on Taconic of Vermont 

and Canada, T.

Age of red sandstone of Canada and Vermont, Billings.

1863. Parallelism of Quebec group, 

Billings.

Geology of St. John County, 

New Brunswick, Matthews.

Flora of Devonian in northeastern America, Dawson, 

J.W.

History of bitumens and bituminous shales, Hunt, T. S.

Quebec rocks at Point Levis, 

Logan.

Eoofing slates of Canada, 

Bell, E.

Specimens from Frobisher Bay, 

Stevens, E. P.

Eolations of metamorphics, 

Hunt, T. S.

1864. Contributions to lithology,

Hunt, T. S. 

Geology of Arisaig, Nova Scotia,

Honeyman. 

Mines and minerals of New

Brunswick, Bailey, L. W. 

Lentilles trilobitif eres d u

Point Levis au Canada, Marcou, J. 

Eocks in vicinity of Halifax,

Gossip. 

Pre-Carboniferous age of gold

of Nova Scotia, Hartt. 

Waverly gold district, Hind. 

Geology of the Ottawa Valley,

Grant, J. A.

1865. Preliminary report on New

Brnnswick, Hind. 

Fossils from Kennedy Channel,

Meek. 

Chemistry of natural waters,

Hunt, T. S.

Iron of Nova Scotia, Hedley. 

Auriferous deposits of Nova

Scotia, Hamilton, P. S. 

0
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 899

Silurian C on ti nued. 

CANADA Continued.

1865. Distribution of graptolites,

Hall, J. 

Azoic and Paleozoic of southern

New Brunswick, Matthew. 

Reiseskizzeu aus Neu-Braunschweig, Credner. 

Notes on Charlotte County,

New Brunswick, Matthew. 

Copper rocks of southeast New

Brunswick, Matthew. 

Taconic question, Hall, J.

1866. Report of survey of Canada 

1863-1866, Logan.

Rocks of northern peninsula of 

Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Report on Laurentian limestones, salt, and petroleum, 

Hunt, T. S.

Report of Quebec group, Richardson, J.

Catalogue of Silurian fossils of 

Anticosti, Billings.

Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

Lower Silurian of North America, Logan.

Report of survey of Newfoundland for 1865, Murray, A.

Observations in New Brunswick, Bailey and Matthew.

Manitoulin Islands, Bell.

Geology of Antigonish County, 

Nova Scotia, Honeyman.

Report on Hastings County, 

Macfarlane, T.

Gold region of lower Canada, 

Hunt, T. S.

1867. Description giSologique du Canada, Hunt, T S. 

Report of survey of Newfoundland for 1866, Murray, A.

1868. Guide to gold fields of Nova

Scotia, Hetherington. 

Notes on southwest Ontario,

Hunt, T. S. 

Points in geology of Vermont,

Hunt, T. S. 

Survey of Newfoundland for

1868, Murray, A.

1869. Metamorphics of New Brunswick and Maine, Bailey and 

Matthew.

Silurian C ontinued. 

CANADA Continued.

1869. Mineralogy of Nova Scotia, 

How, H.

Geology from Lake Superior to 

valley of Red River, Hind.

Fossil plants from Gasp6, Dawson, J. W.

Geology, etc., of Hastings 

County, Canada, Wallbridge.

Geology of Mackenzie Valley, 

Meek.

1870. Silicates in Paleozoic fossils,

Hunt, T. S. 

Structure of Nova Scotia gold

district, Hind. 

Geology of Arisaig, Nova Scotia,

Honeyman. 

Laurentian and Huronian, Nova

Scotia and New Brunswick,

Hind. 

Gneissoid series of Nova Scotia,

Hind. 

New points in Acadian geology,

Dawson, J. W. 

Iron deposits of East River,

Nova Scotia, Honeyman. 

Explorations in China, Richthofen. 

Report on Hastings County,

Vernou. 

Report on rocks of lower St.

Lawrence, Richardson, J. 

Report on Manitoulin Islands,

etc., Bell, R. 

Shore of the St. Lawrence below

Quebec, Richardson, J. 

Bell on Nipigon region, Logau. 

Report on part of New Brunswick, Robb. 

Goderich salt region and on

iron ores, Hunt, T. S.

1871. Plants of Devonian and Silurian

of Canada, Dawson, J. W. 

Report on Prince Edward 

Island, Dawson and Harrington.

1872. Murchison on age of Quebec . Rocks, Logau. 

Southern New Brunswick,

Bailey and Matthew. 

Gold fields of Quebec and Nova

Scotia, Selwyn. 

Country north of Lake St. John,

Richardson, J,
900 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Silurian Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1872. Remarks on Taconic controversy, Billings, E.

Island of Grand Manau, Bailey.

History of Cambrian and 

Silurian, Hunt, T. S.

Bay and River Exploits, Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Laurentiau and Silurian of 

Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Report on gold mining disdistricts, Hind. *

Explorations in British Columbia, Selwyn.

Country between Lake Superior 

and Albany River, Bell, R.

1873. Geologic map of United States,

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock

and Blake. 

Summary report of Canadian

survey, 1872-73, Selwyn. 

Examination of Lake Huron

region. Murray, A. 

Reconnaissance from Lake

Superior to Fort Garry,

Selwyn. 

Auriferous country in Marmora,

Ontario, Chapman. 

Salt deposits of western

Ontario, Gibson. 

Geologic map of Newfoundland,

Murray, A.

1874. Observations in Northwest 

Territory, Selwyn.

Country between the Red River 

and the Saskatchewan and 

Lake Superior, Bell, R.

Metamorphism in Nova Scotia 

and Cape Breton, Honeyman.

Geology of southern New Brunswick, Hunt, T. S.

Cetacean and Niagara fossils 

in New Brunswick, Honeyman.

Iron deposits of Pictou, Honeyman.

Pre-Carboniferous o f Pictou 

coal field, Honeyman.

Nova Scotian geology, Honeyman.

Notes on Nova Scotia and Cape 

Breton, Honeyman.

Niagara and Lower Helderberg 

in United States and Canada, 

Hall, J.

Silurian C o n tinued. 

CANADA Continued.

1874. Record of observations on Nova 

Scotian geology, Honeyman.

History of a bowlder, Honeyman.

Upper coal of east Nova Scotia 

and Prince Edward Island, 

Dawson, J. W.

On stratification of rocks, 

Hunt, T. S.

1875. Huron County, Ontario, Gibsou, J.

Relations of iron ores of Nova 

Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

Guelph limestone of North 

America, Nicholson.

Address to Natural Historical 

Society of Montreal, geologic 

history, Dawson, J. W.

Explication de la carte g6ologique de laTerre,Marcou,J.

Outline of geology of Ontario, 

Chapman.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.

Northwest Territory from Manitoba to Rocky Mountains, 

S,elwyn.

Gander River, Newfoundland, 

Murray, A.

Explorations in Port au Port 

and St. George Bay, Newfoundland, Howley.

Neighborhood of Hamilton, 

Spencer, J. W.

Report on region along fortyninth parallel to Rocky 

Mountains, Dawson, G. M.

1876. Catalogue of economic minerals 

and stratigraphy of Canada, 

Selwyn.

Phosphates of Laurentian and 

Cambrian of Canada, Dawsou, J. W.

Report of survey of Canada for 

1874-75, Selwyn.

Outline of geology of Canada, 

Chapman.

Country west of Lake Manitoba 

and about Lake Winnipeg, 

etc., Bell, R.

Explorations in Fontenac and 

Lanark counties, Vennor.

Gays River gold field, Honeyman.
NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 901

Silurian Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1877. History of crystalline stratified 

rocks, Hunt, T. S. *

Explorations in Cape Breton, 

Fletcher.

Iron ores of NovaSuotia,Gilpin.

Observations in southern New 

Brunswick, Bailey and Matthew.

Geological map of Newfoundland, Murray, A.

Notes on lower Peace and 

Athabasca rivers, Macoun, .1.

Goderich salt region, Hunt,T. S.

Explorations on Gambo and 

Gander rivers, Newfoundland, Howley.

Rocks of Newfoundland, Milne.

Discoveries of copper in Nova 

Scotia, Gilpin.

1878. Geology of part of Nova Scotia, 

Fletcher.

Notes on miscellaneous rocks of 

Canada survey, Harrington.

Goderich salt region, Hunt,T.S.

Leading geologic areas of Canada, Chapman.

Glacial and iuterglacial strata 

near Toronto, Hinde.

A month in New Brunswick, 

Honeyman.

Nova Scotian geology, Honeyman.

Slate formation of Charlotte 

County, New Brunswick, 

Matthew, G. F.

Dikes and Azoic of southeastern Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Term Hudson River in nomenclature, Hall, J.

Catalogue of rocks, minerals, 

and fossils of Canada, Harrington.

Belocil Mountain, Dawson, 

J.W.

Geology of coast of Arctic 

lauds, Feilden and De Ranee.

Report on Renfrew, Pontiac, 

and Ottawa counties, Veunor.

Eozoic rocks in Hastings and 

Prince Edward counties, Ontario, Wilkins.

Quebec group in geology, Hunt, 

T. S.

Silurian Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1878. Pre-Carboniferous of Annapolis and Kings, Nova Scotia, 

Honey man.

Geology of route of Intercolonial Railway, Bell.

1879. Seraimetamorphic fossiliferous 

rocks, Dawsou, J. W.

Stratigraphy of Quebec group 

and older crystallines, Selwyu.

Salt mine, Goderich, Canada, 

Heiurich.

Country between Lake Winnipeg and Hudson Bay, Bell.

Report of geological survey of 

Canada for 1877-78, by Selwyn, Dana, J. D.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Hunt, T. S.

Pre-Silurian of southern New 

Brunswick, Ells.

Upper Silurian and Huronian 

of southern New Brunswick, 

Matthew.

1880. Silurian and Devonian fossils 

from Manitoba, etc., AVhiteaves.

Lecture notes on geology of 

Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Exploration on ChurchiJl and 

Nelson rivers, etc., Bell.

Report on southern New Brunswick, Bailey, Matthew and 

Ells.

1881. Northern New Brunswick, Ells.

Report on Hudson Bay, Bell, R.

Colonies dans les roches Taconiques des bords clu lac Chainplain, Marcou, J.

Helderberg rocks of St. Helena 

Island, Donald.

Remarks on Canadian stratigraphy, Macfarlane, T.

Unification of Silurian nomenclature, Miller. S. A.

Silurian and Devonian in Manitoba and Hudson Bay, Whiteaves.

Recent papers on geology of 

Nova Scotia, Dawson, J. W.

Relations and fossils of Silurian 

ores of Pictou, Nova Scotia, 

Dawson, J. W.
902 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Silurian Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1881. Stratigraphy of Quebec group 

and older crystallines of Canada, Selwyn.

Address remarks on Quebec 

group, Dawson, J. W.

1882. Aiikerite veins of Nova Scotia, 

Louis.

Features of lower Great Lakes 

during Great Eiver age, 

Spencer, J. W.

Archean of Cobequid Mountain, Honeymau.

Nova Scotian geology, Honeyman.

1883. Northern and eastern New 

Brunswick, Ells.

Section from Laurentian axis 

to Eocky Mountains, Dawson, G. M.

Quebec group in geology, Dawson, J. W., Selwyn.

Successive Paleozoic floras of 

Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Geologic history of the American continent, Hall, J.

History of Taconic question 

and relation of Taconian 

series, Hunt, T. S.

Geology of western end of 

Lake Ontario, Spencer, J. W.

Silurian strata near Winnipeg, 

Panton.

Graptolites from the Quebec 

group, Dawson, J. W.

Life of William E. Logan,

Dana. J. D. 

Notes on southeast Quebec,

Selwyn. 

Eeport on Gaspe" Peninsula,

Ells. 

Gdologie du lac St.-Jean, Laflamme. 

Glaciatiou of Newfoundland,

Murray, A.

1884. List of fossils from Ottawa and 

vicinity, Ami.

Superficial geology of Dundas 

Valley, etc., Kennedy.

Canadian Paleozoic outlines, 

Willcox.

Observations along Canada Pacific Eailway, Dawson, J. W.

Descriptive sketch of western 

Canada, Dawson, G. M.

Silurian Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1884. Petroleum in Northwest, Bell. 

Descriptive sketch of eastern 

Canada, Selwyn.

1885. Contacts and ancient erosions

in New Brunswick, Bailey,

L.W.

Observations in Saguenay region, Laflamme. 

Interior of Gaspe" Peninsula,

Ells, Low. 

York and Carleton counties,

New Brunswick, Bailey,L.W. 

Near forty-ninth parallel west

of Eocky Mountains, Bauerman. 

Silurian in Eed Eiver valley,

Manitoba, Panton. 

Geology of Hudson Bay region,

Bell, E. 

History of Taconic question,

and relations of the rocks,

Hunt, T. S. 

Labrador Coast and Hudson

Strait region, Bell. 

Part of basin of Athabasca

Eiver, Bell.

1886. Geologic note of excursions,

Nova Scotia, Honeyman. 

Iron of Pictou County, Nova

Scotia, Gilpin. 

Nova Scotian gold, Gilpin. 

Nova Scotian geology, Honeyinan. 

Geology of Antigonish, Nova

Scotia, Honeyman. 

Hudson Bay region, Bell. 

Geology of Fryes Island,

Matthew. 

Islands in Lake Winnipeg,

Panton.

1887. At-ta-wa-pish-kat and Albany 

rivers, Bell.

Fishes from New Brunswick, 

Matthew.

Caribou district, British Columbia, Bowman.

Structure of Canada and Western Europe, Dawson, J, W.

Lake Winnipeg to Hudson Bay, 

Low.

Map of the United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

New Brunswick, Bailey,L.W.
BABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 903

Silurian Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1887. Rocky Mountains near the fiftyfirst parallel, McConnell.

Contact of Paleozoic and Archean in Quebec, Laflamine.

Chazy at Ottawa, Ami.

Fossils from Kicking Horse 

Pass, Lap worth.

Graptolites from St. Lawrence 

River region, Lapworth.

Borings in Manitoba, Dawson, 

G. M.

Geology of Winnipeg district, 

McCharles.

New Brunswick, Bailey and 

Mclnnes.

Northern part of the Dominion, 

Dawson, G. M.

Northern Maine, New Brunswick, and Quebec, Bailey.

Nova Scotia, Guysborough, 

Antigonish, and Pictou, 

Fletcher.

Portions of eastern townships, 

Ells.

Lower Silurian bordering the 

Laurentian, Laflamme.

1888. Utica fossils at Point a Pic, 

Ami.

Utica fossils from Rid eau, Ami.

Vicinity of government farm, 

Ottawa, Ami.

Lake Temiscamiug and Montreal River region, Bell, R.

Vicinity of Quebec, Marcou, J.

Iron and other ores in Ontario, 

Ives.

Pictou coal field region, Nova 

Scotia, Gilpin.

Silurian collection in Provincial 

Museum, Nova Scotia, Honeyman.

Petroleum field of Ontario, Bell.

Ungava district, Labrador, 

Turner, L.

Yukon expedition, Dawson, 

G. M.

Along the Ottawa, Ami.

Chazy at Aylmer, Quebec, Sowter.

Eozoic and Paleozoic of Canada, Dawson, J. W.

Fossils in city of Quebec, Ford.

Geology of vicinity of Quebec, 

Marcou, J.

Silurian Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1888. Graptolites from Dease River, 

British Columbia, Lapworth.

Phosphatic nodules in Chazy 

about Ottawa, Ami.

Operations of survey for 1887 

and 1888, Selwyn.

Sceptropora [Manitoba], Ulrich.

Sequence of formations about 

Ottawa, Ami.

Sponges at Little Metis, Dawson, J. W.

1889. Taconic of eastern Newfoundland, Howley.

Turrilepas in Utica formation 

of Ottawa, Woodward, H.

Gypsum in northern Manitoba, 

Tyrrell.

Nematophyton from Gaspo", 

Dawson, J. W.

Organisms in southern New 

Brunswick, Matthew.

Well at Port Colborne, McRae.

Geological classification, Quebec, by Marcou, Selwyn.

Geology of the Montinoreuci, 

James, J. F., Am. Geol.

Russell and Cambridge, Ontario, Craig, Ami.

Caribou district, British Columbia, Bowman.

Minerals of Eastern Quebec, 

Ells.

1890. Lake St. John country, Chambers.

Acadian and St. Lawrence watershed, Bailey, L. W.

Areas of continental progress, 

Dana, J. D.

Investigations in New Brunswick, Bailey, L. W.

Geology of Ontario, Bell.

History of Quebec group, Hunt, 

T.S.

Review of Ells on geology of 

Quebec, Walcott.

Geology of Quebec City, Ami, 

Ells, Selwyn.

Lower and middle Taconic, 

Marcou, J.

Geological classification for 

Quebec, Marcou, J.

Quebec not in conflict with 

Taconic, Am. Geol.
904 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Silurian Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1890. Quebec group of Logan, Dawson, J. W.

Stratigraphy of "Quebec 

group/' Ells.

Lower Helderberg of St. Helens Island, Decks.

Pre-Paleozoic surface of Canada, Lawson.

Gas in eastern Ontario, Ashburner.

Fossil sponges from Little Metis, Dawson, J. W.

Fossils from Manitoba, Whiteaves.

Fossil plants from Mackenzie 

and Bow rivers, Dawson, 

J. W.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Dawson, G. M.

Lake Winnepegosis and Porcupine Mountains, Tyrrell.

1891. Quebec group of Logan and 

Billings, Ami.

Geology of Quebec, Ami, Marcbu, J.

Northern New Brunswick and 

Quebec, Bailey, L. W.

Chazy formation in the Champlain Valley, Braineril.

Nova Scotia, Fletcher.

Chemical contributions, Hoffmann.

Fish remains in Lower Helderberg, New Brunswick, Matthew.

Summary reports of geological 

survey, Selwyn.

Pleistocene of the Winnipeg 

basin, Tyrrell.

Fossils from Saskatchewan district, Whiteaves.

Classification of Quebec group 

rocks, Walcott.

Age of rocks at Quebec, Selwyn.

West Kootanie district, Dawson, G. M.

GENERAL.

1828. Tabular view of North American rocks, Eaton.

1832. Order of succession of rocks of 

the earth, Featheretonhaugh.

Silurian Continued. 

GENERAL Continued. 

1841. History of geologic studies in 

the United States, Hitchcock, E. 

1843. Systeme silurien de I'Ame'rique

septentrionale, Castlenau. 

Pal6ontologie de l'Ame~rique 

comparde & la pale"ontologie 

de 1'Europe, Orbigny. 

1847. Remarks on Silurian classification, Murchison.

1851. Systems of elevation of North 

America, Foster and Whitney. 

Parallelism of Paleozoic deposits of the United States 

and Europe, Hall, J. 

Parallelism of mountain chains

in America, Desor. 

Stratigraphic relations of Paleozoic limestones, Rogers, H. 

D.

1855. Rapport sur la partie ge~ologique de 1'Exposifcion de NewYork, Lyell.

Review of Murchison's Siluria, 

Whitney, J. D.

1856. American geologic history,

Dana, J. D.

Development in geologic history of North America, Dana, 

J. D.

1858. Sketch of geology of United

States, Rogers, H. D. 

Physical geography attending 

production of the Paleozoic 

strata, Rogers, H. D.

1861. Effects of subsiding ocean floor 

on deposits, Rogers, W. B.

1863. Appalachians andRocky Mountains in geologic history, 

Dana, J. D.

1866. Geological sketches by Agassiz, 

Am. Jour. Sci.

1867. On the name Hudson River

group, Meek. 

1870. Studies in chemical geogony,

Wurtz.

1872. History of Cambrian and Silurian, Hunt, T. S.

1874. Subdivision of geologic time in 

Dana's Manual of Geology, 

Dana, J. D.

1875. Explication de la carte ge~ologique de la Terre, Marcou, J.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 905

Silurian Continued. 

GENERAL Continued.

1876. Review of fossil flora of North 

America, Lesquereux.

1877. Critical periods in history of 

the earth, Le Confce.

1878. Thesaurus siluricus, Bigsby.

Dikes and Azoic of southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Hunt, T. S.; 

Macfarlaue.

On Hunt's and Dana's geological tables, Broadheacl.

1880. Geodetic history of North American flora, Newberry. 

Nomenclature des terrains paIdozo'iques, Hall, J.

Geologic action of humus acids, 

Julien.

1881. Unification of Silurian nomenclature, Miller, S. A.

1882. Geological chart, Reicl, H. A. 

Hypothetical high tides as geologic agents, Newberry.

1883. Utica and related horizons,

Walcott.

Geologic history of the American, continent, Hall, J. '

1884. Age of North Atlantic, Hull-,.E.

1885. Land floras of old and new

worlds, Dawson, J. W. 

Taconic system, Marcon, J.

1886. Taconic controversy in a nutshell, Winchell, N. H; Darton.

1888. Report of subcommittee on 

Paleozoic, International Congress of Geologists, Winchell, N. H. [etal.].

American classification and 

nomenclature, Marcon, J.

Some forgotten Tacouic literature, Vogdes.

Taconic question, Dana,'J. D.; 

Hunt, Marcon, J.; Serwyn, 

Winchell, N. H.; Newberry, 

Walcott, Winchell, A.; Miller.

1889. Silurian in geology, Dana, J. D. 

Canadian geological classification, by Marcou, Selwyu.

1890. Value of term "Hudson River

group," Walcott. 

Iron ores of the United States, 

Hunt, T. S.

Silurian Continued. 

GENERAL Continued.

1890. Lower and middle Taconic, 

Mar con, J.

Silurian system of rocks, Mnrchison.

SedgAvick and Mnrchison, Cambrian and Silurian, Dana, 

J. D.

Area of continental progress in 

North America, Dana, J. D.

Hercynian question, Clarke, J. 

M.; Walcott.

Quebec group of Logau, Dawson, J. W.

1891. Geology of Quebec City, Ami. 

Age of beds at Point Pleasant,

Ohio, James, J. F. 

Age of rocks at Quebec, Selwyn. 

Classification of Quebec group

rocks, Walcott.

Simonds, Fred. W. The geology of 

Ithaca, N. Y., and the vicinity.

Am. Nat., vol. 11, pp. 49-51,1877. 

 The geology of Washington County. 

Geol. Surv. Arkansas, Koport, 1888, vol.4, 

pp. 1-148, plates, 1891.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 42, p. 

347 (J p.).

Simons, M. H. Mud lumps and mounds 

near New Orleans.

Am. Nat., vol. 10, pp. 419-420,1882. 

Simpson, James H. Journal of a military reconnaissance from Santa Fe, N. 

Mex., to the Navajo country.

Reports of the Secretary of War, with reconnaissance of routes from San Antonio to El 

Paso by Johnson and others [etc.], 31st Gong., 

1st sess., Senate Ex. Doc. No. 64, pp. 50-138, 

Washington, 1850.

[ ?] Schedule of minerals collected 

along the route from Santa Fe, N. Mex., 

to Chelly, in the Navajo country.

Koports of the Secretary of War, with reconnaissance of routes from San Antonio to El 

Paso, by Johnson and others [etc.], 31st Gong., 

1st sess., Senate Ex. Doc. No, 04, pp. 146-148, 

Washington, 1850.

[Sinclair, R. B.] On the contorted 

quartz lode at Waverly.

Nova Scotia Inst., Nat. Sci., Trims., vol. 1, 

 part 3, pp. 142-145,1805.

[Singleton, H. K., Huntington, J. H., 

Monroe, J. H., and.] Maryland [building stone].

10th Census U. S., Report on building stones 

of United States, and statistics of quarry 

industries for 1880, pp. 175-178, bound as 

part of Vol. X, but with separate pagination, 

Wasuington, 1884.
906 [BULL. 127.

Siver, Leonard D. The geology of the 

Aspen, Colo., ore deposits.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 45, pp. 195-190, 

4°, 1888.

Smith, Alfred. On the water courses and 

the alluvial and rock formations of the 

Connecticut Kiver valley.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 22, pp. 205-231, map, 1832.

Smith, Aubrey H. [Well in Cumberland

 County, N. J.j

Kead to Philadelphia Acad. Sci., March,1885. 

Am. Nat., vol. 19, p. 833 (£ p.), 1885.

 The railway cutting at Grays Ferry 

road.

Acad. Nat. Sci., Proc., vol. 37, pp. 253-254, 

1886. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 6, p. 433 ( & p.), 1885.

Smith, Clement. [Eeport on Ouachita 

Eiver from Trinity, La., to Cainden, 

Ark.]

IT. S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Report for 

1872, pp. 368-371, Washington, 1872.

Smith, C. D. Essay OH the geology of 

western North Carolina.

Geol. Surv. North Carolina, Report, by "W. 

C. Kerr, Appendix D, pp. 98-120, Raleigh, 

1875.

 Corundum and its associated rocks.

Geol. Surv. North Carolina, Report, by W.

C. Kerr, Appendix D, pp. 91-97, Raleigh, 1875.

Smith, Eugene A. Eemarks on the geology of the Mississippi bottom.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 252- 

261, 1872.

Discussion byE. "W. Hilgard, Am. Nat., vol. 

5, p. 606 (£ p.), 1871.

 Eeport of progress of the geological 

survey of Alabama for 1874,139 pages, 

Montgomery, 1875.

 [General geology, Warrior coal field, 

Bibb, Shelby, Talladega, and Calhoun 

counties, metamorphic region, chemical report. ]

Geol. Surv. Alabama, Report of progress for 

1875, by E. A. Smith, pp. 9-28, 66-74, 83-191,197, 

Montgomery, 1876.

 Eoup and Jones valleys.

Geol. Surv. Alabama, Report for 1876, pp. 

9-44, Montgomery, 1876.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, p. 

230 (J p.), 1877.

 Summary of chemical analyses.

Geol. Surv. Alabama, Report for 1876, pp. 

58-60, Montgomery, 1876.

 Coosa coal field and adjacent formations.

Geol. Surv. Alabama, Report for 1876, pp. 

45-57, map, Montgomery, 1876.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 13, p. 

230 (i p.), 1877.

Smith, Eugene A. Continued. 

 Outline of the geology of Alabama. 

Handbook of Alabama, a complete index to

the State, by Saffold Berney, pp. 129-196, map,

Mobile, 1878.

 Geological survey of Alabama, Eeport of progress for 1877-78,139 pages, 

maps, Montgomery, 1879; [includes 

chemical report, by H. McCalley, pp. 

129-138.]

 The iron ores of Alabama, with special reference to their geological relations.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 27, pp. 246- 

258,1879.

 On the geology of Florida.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 21, pp. 292-309, 

map, 1881.

Abstracts, 10th Census U. S., Report on 

building stones, bound as part of Vol. X, but 

with, separate pagination, pp. 186-187; Am. 

Nat., vol. 15, p. 413 (& p.), 1881; vol. 16, pp. 256- 

257 (f p.), 1882.

 Eeport [on Warrior coal field].

Geol. Surv., Alabama, Report of progress, 

1879-80, by E. A. Smith, pp. 9-64, map, Montgomery, 1881.

 Geological survey of Alabama. Eeport for the years 1881 and 1882, embracing an account of the agricultural 

features of the State, xvi, 615 pages, 

pis., Montgomery, 1883.

Includes list of trees and plants by Charles 

Mohr, pp. 291-297.

 Eeport on the cotton production of 

the State of Florida, with an account

of the general agricultural features of 

the State.

10th Census U. S., vol. 6, Report on cotton 

production in the United States, part 2, pp. 

175-258, (bottom, pagination), map, 4°,"Washington, 1884.

 Eeport on the cotton production of 

the State of Alabama, with a discussion 

of the general agricultural features.

10th Census U. S., vol. 6, Report on cotton 

production in the United States, part 2, pp, 

3-173 (bottom pagination), map, 4°, Washington, 1884.

 Cretaceous phosphates in Alabama.

Science, vol. 3, pp. 586-587; vol. 4, pp. 78-79, 

1884.

 Phosphatic deposits in the Cretaceous of Alabama.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, pp. 492-493 

(J p.), 1884.
DARTON.] NOETH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 907

Smith, Eugene A. Continued.

 On a section of the strata of the 

Cretaceous and Tertiary formations of 

Alabama. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 33, pp. 407- 

408 (Clino8), 1885.

 Remarks on a paper of Dr. Otto 

Meyer on " Species in the southern old 

Tertiary."

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, pp. 270-275, 

1885.

 Phosphatic rocks of Florida. 

Science, vol. 5, pp. 395-390 (J p.), 1885.

 Tertiary phosphates in Alabama. 

Science, vol. 5, p. 376 (J p.), 1885.

 Geological survey of Alabama, Bulletin No. 1, 85 pages, 9 plates, 1886.

 Report of the subcommittee on 

Cenozoic. (Marine.)

International Gong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Reports, 1888 P, p. 19,1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 269-284,1888.

 i Geological structure and description 

of the valley regions adjacent to the 

Cahaba coal field.

Geol. Surv. Alabama, Keport on Cahaba 

coal field, pp. 133-180, 2 plates, Montgomery, 

1891.

 Preface.

Geol. Surv. Alabama, Keport on coal measures of the platean region, by H. McCalley, 

pp. 5-8, Montgomery, 1891.

 Gesner, William, and. Alabama 

[geological formations],

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, pp. 200-203, 

1879.

[ and Gesner, William.] Alabama. 

Mncfarlane's Geol. Rwy. G-uide, 2d edition, 

pp. 378-382,1890.

 and Johnson, Lawrence C. Tertiary 

and Cretaceous strata of Tuscaloosa, 

Tombigbee, and Alabama rivers.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol. 7, pp. 153-341, 

Plates I-XXI, No. 43, Washington, 1887.

Abstracts, Ain. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 188-191,1889; 

Am. Nat., vol. 24, pp. 164-165,1890.

Smith, George. History of Delaware 

County, Pa., from the discovery of the 

territory included within its limits to 

the present time, with a notice of the 

geology of the county and catalogues 

of its minerals, plants, quadrupeds, 

and birds, 582 pages, map, plates. [Not 

seen.]

Smith, Herbert H. Discovery of Paleozoic rocks in western Brazil.

Am. Nat., vol. 17, pp. 1156-1157, 1883.

Smith, Herbert H. Continued. 4? '

 Notes on the physical geography of 

the Amazon Valley.

Am. Nat., vol. 19, pp. 27-37,1885.

Smith, J. Alden. Report on the development of the mineral, metallurgical, 

and other resources of Colorado for 

1881-82,159 pages, Denver [Chain and 

Hardy], 1883. [Not seen.]

Smith, J. L. Analysis of the cotton 

lands at the head waters of Cooper 

River.

South Carolina, Report on geology, by M. 

Tuomey, pp. xliii-xlviii, Columbia, 1848. 

Smith, J. Lawrence. Chrome and meerschaum of Asia Minor.

Am. Jour. Sol., 2d series, vol. 7, pp. 285-286,

1849.

 Memoir on emery. First part, on the 

geology and mineralogy of emery from 

observations made in Asia Minor.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 10, pp. 354-369,

1850.

Read to Acad. Sci. of French Inst., July, 

1850.

 - On the geology of emery and corundum.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 6, p. 274, 

1852.

 Report on Dupont's artesian well at 

Louisville, Ky.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2cl series, vol. 27, pp. 174-178, 

1859.

 On the emery mine of Chester, Hampden County, Mass., with remarks on the 

nature of emery and its associate minerals.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 42, pp. 83-93, 

1866.

 Notes on the corundum of North 

Carolina, Georgia, and Montana, with 

a description of the gem variety of the 

corundum from these localities.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 6, pp. 180-186, 

1873.

Smith, Richard, Brown, Richard, and. 

Geology and mineralogy.

An historical and statistical account of 

Nova Scotia, by Thomas C. Halliburton, chap. 

IX, sec. 3, Halifax, 1829. [Not seen.]

Smith, Sanderson. Notice of a post-Pliocene deposit on Gardiners Island, Suffolk County, N. Y.

New York Lyceum Nat. Hist., Annals, vol. 

8, pp. 149-151,1867.
908 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Smith, Thomas P. Account of crystallized basaltes found in Pennsylvania. 

Am. Phil. Soc., Trans., vol. 4 pp. 445-446, 

1T99.

[Smith, V. W.] Note on tlie Onondaga 

basin.

Annual report of the superintendent of the 

Onondaga salt springs [V. W. Smith], pp. 

49-52, 3 plates, A.lbauy, 1857.

Smith, Walter B. Mineralogical notes, 

No. 2.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 101-166, 

1888.

[Smith, W. H.] [Notes on Hunter 

Island and Seine River sheet. ]

Canada, Gool. Surv., Reports, vol. 3, now 

series, part 1, Report A, pp. 76-77, 1888.

Smock, John C. The magnetic iron ores 

of New Jersey; their geographical distribution and geological occurrence.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 2, pp. 

314-323, 1874.

Discussed hy Heinrich, Hunt, and Blake, 

pp. 324-326.

 The fire clays and associated plastic 

clays, kaolins, feldspars, and fire sands 

of New Jersey.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng., Trans., vol. 6, pp. 

177-188,189-190, 1879.

Discussed by T. S. Hunt and Frazer, pp. 

188-192.

[ ] New Jersey [geological formations].

Macfarlane's Am. Geol. Rwy. Guide, pp. 

89-92, 1879.

 On the surface limit or thickness of 

the continental glacier in New Jersey 

and adjacent States.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 339-350, 

1882.

Abstract, Science, vol. 1, p. 490 ($ p.), 1883. 

Read to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci,, 1882.

[ ] Geologico-geographical distribution of the iron ores of the eastern 

United States.

Am. Inst. Mining Eng.,Trans., vol. 12, pp. 

130-144, 1884.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 37, pp. 217-218, 

230-232, 4°, 1884.

 Evidences of local glaciers in the 

Catskill Mountain region. [Abstract.] 

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 33, pp.403- 

404 (J p.), 1885.

 A geological reconnaissance in the 

crystalline rock region, Dutchess, Putnam, and Westchester counties, N. Y.

New York, 39th Report State Mus. Nat. 

Hist, for 1885, pp. 166-185, plate, Albany, 1886.

Smock, John C. Continued.

 Building stones in the State of New 

York.

New York State Mus., Bull. No. 3, 152 

pages, Albany, 1888.

 Iron mines andiron ore districts in 

the State of New York.

New York State Mus. Bull. No. 7, 70 pages, 

map, Albany, 1889.

 New Jersey.

Macfarlane's Geol. Rwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 139-149, 1890.

 Building stone in New York.

New York State Mus., Bull. No. 10 (vol. 2), 

396 pages, plate, map, Albany, 1890.

 Report.

Geol. Surv. New Jersey, Report for 1890, 

pp. 9-22, 1891.

[ ] Artesian and other bored wells.

Geol. Surv. Now Jersey, Report for 1890i 

pp. 259-269, 276-283, 1891.

 Cook, George H., and. Geological 

survey of New Jersey. Report on the 

clay deposits of Wood-bridge, South 

Amboy, and other places in New Jersey, 

together with their uses for fire brick 

pottery, etc., 381 pages, maps, plate, 

Trenton, 1878.

[ ] New Jersey [building stones]. 

10th Census TT. S., Report on building 

stones of the United States and statistics of 

the quarry industry for 1880, pp. 139-146, 

bound as part of Vol. X, but with separate 

pagination, Washington, 1884.

[ ] New York [building stones]. 

10th Census 17. S., Report on building 

stones of the United States, and statistics of 

the quarry industry for 1880, pp. 129-239, 

bound as part of Vol. X, but with separate 

pagination, "Washington, 1884.

Smyth, B. B. The age of Kansas.

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 9. pp. 129- 

136, 1885.

Smyth, Henry Lloyd. Structural geology of Steep Rock Lake, Ontario.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 42, pp. 317-331, 

platell, 1891.

Snow, F. H. [Remarks on nickel bearing rock in Logau County, Kans.] 

Am. Geol., vol. 3, p. 216, (i p.), 1889.

South America.

1830. Sketch of the mines of Pasco,

Rivero. 

1833. Iron and silver mines of Mexico

and South America, Mather. 

1837. On guano deposits, Edwards.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 909

South America Continued. 

1838. Address to Geological Society of 

London, 1837, Lyell.

1840. Nitrate of soda region of Sonth 

Peril, Hayes, A. A.

1841. Notice of oolitic formation in 

America, Lea, I.

1843. Notice of Province of Tarapaca,

Blake, J. H.

Analogy between modern igneous 

rocks and the primary formations, Dana, J. D.

1849. United States exploring expedition, Dana, J. D.

1850. Limits of tlie chalk formation,

Buch. 

1852. Geologic action of the winds,'

Maury.

1854. Auriferous region next the Caribbean Sea, Taylor, K. C. 

Reef at Pernambuco, Brazil, 

Kneeland.

1855. Pitch lake of Trinidad, Manross. 

1861. Coal at Chiriqui, Jackson, C. T.

1865. Drift and decomposed rock in 

Brazil, Agassiz, A.

1866. Bones from the Andes, Wiuslow, 

C. F.

1867. Geology of Peru, Raimondi.

Geology of western South America, R6mond.

1868. Geology of Venezuela, Stevens,

R. P.

Quicksilver mines of Santa Barbara, Pern, Hawley. 

Physical geography of Andes of 

Quito, Or ton.

1869. Notes on Andes of Ecuador,

Ortou, J. 

A naturalist in Brazil, Hartt.

1870. Valley of the Amazon, Orton, J. 

Discoveries in Brazil, Hartt. 

Geology and physical geography, 

Hartt.

1871.. Evidence of Glacial epoch at the

equator, Orton, J. 

Devonian in Amazon Valley,

Hartt. 

Sketch of Argentine Republic,

Maack.

Guano of Chicha Island, Habel. 

Infusorial deposits, Edwards. 

Letter on geology of Brazil,

Hartt. 

Lower Carboniferous on Rio Tapajos, Hartt.

South America Continued.

1871. Amazonian drift, Hartt.

Tertiary of the Amazon, Orton, J.

1872. Tertiary basin, of the MaraTion,

Hartt.

Glacial action in Fnego and Patagonia, Agassiz, A.

1873. Origin of Amazonas basin, Hartt. 

Map of the world, Marcon, J.

1874. The lower Amazons, Hartt.

Basin of the Amazonas, Hartt.

Carboniferous of South America, 

Derby.

Tertiary of upper Amazon, Conrad.

Cretaceous of Pernambuco, 

Brazil, Rath bun.

1875. Carte g<5ologique do la Tcrre, 

Marcou, J.

1876. Exploration of Lake Titacaca, 

Agassiz, A.

Extinct coal reef at Bahia, Rathbun.

First report of geological survey 

of Brazil, Hartt.

Certain trap rocks from Brazil, 

Frazer.

1877. Geology of Kerguelau Island,

Endlich and Kidder. 

On the glacial epoch, Price.

1878. The man of the Pampean formation, Ameghino.

1879. Native bitumens and the pitch

lake of Trinidad, Crosby. 

Hartt on Brazilian sandstone

reefs, Rathbun.

Brazilian corals and reefs, Rathbun.

1880. Geology of lower Amazonas,

Derby. 

Remarks on Brazilian geology,

Lesley, J. P. 

Diamautiferous region of Parana,

Brazil, Derby. 

Limestone from Brazil, Dawsou,

J. W. 

Ago of Brazilian gneiss series,

Derby. 

Rio Sao Francisco, Derby.

1881. Guanos of Pacific islands, Kneeland.

Coal reefs of Itaparica, etc, Rathbun.

Devonian from Para, Brazil, Rathbun.
910 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

South America Continued.

1881. Crystallines of Guiana and Brazil, 

Crosby.

Geography and geology of Trinidad, Crosby.

Fossils from Peru, Gabb.

1882. GoldrocksofMinasGeraes,D.erby. 

Diamond in Brazil, Derby. 

Geology of the diamond, Derby.

1883. Paleozoic in western Brazil,

Smith, H. H. 

Progress of geology, 1882, Hunt,

T. S. 

Paleontological discoveries in

Brazil, Cope.

1884. Climatic changes of later geologic

times, Whitney, J. D. 

Gold in Brazil, Derby. 

Decay of rocks in Brazil, Derby. 

Flexibility of itacolumite, Derby.

1885. Drainage system [Brazil]-, Derby.

Physical features [Brazil], Derby.

Denudation of the two Americas, 

Reade, T. M/

Carica district, United States of 

Colombia, Hammoud.

History of Taconic question and 

relations of the rocks, Hunt, 

T.S.

Physical geography of the Amazons Valley, Smith, H. H.

1886. The North Atlantic as a geological

basin, Reade, T. M. 

Gold deposits, Bolivia, Corning.

1888. Cerro de Pasco, Peru, Hodges.

1889. Fernando Noronha, Branner, Gill,

Williams, G. H.

Sergipe-Alagoas region, Brazil, 

Branner.

Monazito in rocks, Brazil, Derby.

Quaternary deposits, recent elevation and loess, Brazil, Mills.

1890. JEolian sandstones of Fernando 

de Noronha, Branner.

Ore deposits of "Minas Geraes, 

Brazil, Mezger.

Sergipe-Alagoas basin, Brazil, 

Branner.

Notes on Colombia, Eandolph.

1891. Geology of South America, Steinmann. 

Mesozoic fossils from Straits of

Magellan, White, C. A. 

Magnetite districts in Sao Paulo,

Brazil, Derby.

South America Continued. 

1891. Nepheline-bearing rocks in Brazil, Derby. 

Origin of the Galapagos Islands,

Baur. 

Raised reefs of Fernando de

Noronha, Ridley. 

Potosi silver district, Bolivia,

Wcndt. 

Xenotime as an accessory element

in rocks, Derby. 

South Carolina.

1731. Natural history of Carolina, Florida, and Bahamas, Catesby. 

1787. Mineralogische Kenntniss des 

ostlichen Theils von NordAmerika, etc., Schoepf. 

1791. Travels, Bartram. 

1807. Observations on geology of United 

States and geologic map, Maclure. 

1818. Geology of the United States,

Maclure.

Observations on geology of North 

America, Mitchell, S. L.

1821. Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall.

Veins of pyroxene or augite in 

granite, Vanuxem.

Parts of North and South Carolina, Dickson.

No'tes of parts of North and South 

Carolina, Porter, T. D.

1822. Volcanoes and volcanic substance's, Cooper, T.

1824. Essay on Tertiary of America, 

Finch.

1826. Geology and mineralogy, statistics of South Carolina, Mills.

1829. Secondary, Tertiary, and alluvial 

of Atlantic Coast, Vanuxem.

1830. Ferruginous sand formation of 

the United States, Mortou, S. G. 

Gold of the Carolinas in talcose 

slate, Eaton.

1832. Analogy between marl of Connecticut and chalk of Europe, 

Morton. S. G.

Fossil shells of the Tertiary, Conrad.

1833. Contributions to geology, Lea.

1834. Tertiary and Recent of Southern 

States, Conrad.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 911

South Carolina Continued. 

1835. Fossil fish teeth, Gait in Alabama, 

and divisions of Cretaceous, 

Morton, S. G. 

Observations in Atlanta Tertiary

region, Conrad.

1841. Secondary and Tertiary of southern Atlantic States, Hodge.

1843. Agricultural survey of South Carolina, Ruffin.

1844. Age of Polythalamia, Rogers, H. 

D.; Bailey, L. W.

Agricultural survey, Ruffin.

Survey of South Carolina, 

Tuomey.

Age of South Carolina Tertiary, 

Tuomey.

Cretaceous of parts of the United 

States bordering on the Atlantic, Lyell.

1845. Older Tertiary of Virginia, South 

Carolina, and Georgia, Lyell.

Travels in North America, Lyell.

Miocene Tertiary of Virginia, 

Maryland, and the Carolinas,

 Lyell.

1846. Newer deposits of Southern

States, Lyell.

Eocene of Georgia and Alabama, 

Lyell.

1847. Itacolurnito from South Carolina, 

Lea.

1848. Analyses of marls from vicinity 

of Charleston, Shepard.

Geology of South Carolina, 

Tuomey.

Analyses of cotton lands, Smith, 

J.L.

Report on geology of South Carolina, Vanuxem.

Letters on geology, Christy.

1849. Notes on geology of Charleston,

Holmes, F. S.

Tertiary region of South Carolina, Tuomey.

1850. Observations on Ashley River,

Holmes, F. S.

Eocene of Vicksburg, Miss., Conrad.

1852. Post-Pliocene of Southern and 

Northern States, Desor, E.

1853. Geologic map of United States,

etc., Marcou, J. 

1855. Ueber die Geologie von NorclAmerika, Marcou, J.

South Carolina Continued. 

1856. Origin of green sand, Bailey,

J.W. 

Report of survey for 1856, Lieber.

1858. Remains of animals in post-Pliocene, Holmes, F. S.

Report of survey of South Carolina, Lieber.

Fossils of the post-Pliocene, 

Holmes, F. S.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Sketch of geology of the United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

1859. Post-Pliocene fossils, Holmes,

F.S. 

Itacolumite and its associates,

Lieber. 

Chronology of southern Alleghanies, Lieber. 

Greenville and Pickens districts,

Lieber. 

Changes along coast of South

Carolina, Lieber.

1860. Fourth report on South Carolina,

Lieber. 

Post-Pliocene of South Carolina,

Holmes, F. S. 

1865. Eocene lignite formation,Conrad.

1867. Tertiary of North and South 

Carolina, Conrad.

1868. Ashley River phosphate, Pratt.

1869. Nodular phosphates of South 

Carolina, Shepard.

1870. Phosphate beds of South Carolina, Shaler.

Phosphate rocks of South Carolina, Holmes, F. S.

1871. Phosphate beds, Shaler.

Geognosy of the Appalachians,

Hunt, T. S.

Phosphate sand, Shepard. 

Origin of phosphates, Kerr.

1872. Geology of phosphate beds, Packard.

Causes of production of Cape 

Hatteras, Shaler.

1873. Geologic map of the United 

States, Hitchcock, C. H.; 

Hitchcock and Blake.

1875. Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H. 

Tertiary of Atlantic Slope, Conrad.

1876. Fossils from Ashley phosphate 

beds, Leidy.
912 CATALOGUE : AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

South

1878.

1879.

1881.

1882.

1883.

1884.

1885.

1886.

1887.

Carolina Continued.

Cretaceous and Tertiary at 

Charleston, Vogdes.

Macfarlane's Eailway Guide, 

Kerr.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Vertebrate remains, Leidy.

Later Tertiary of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard.

Report of well at Charleston, 

Charleston.

Soapstones, kaolin, and fire clays, 

Mell.

Mines of Appalachian range, 

Hanna.

South Carolina, resources, etc., 

Hammond.

Age of southern Appalachians, 

Elliott.

Ages and classification of postEocene of Atlantic Slope, Heilprin.

History of Taconic question and 

relation of Taconian series, 

Hunt, T. S.

Physical and agricultural features 

of South Carolina, Hammond.

Azoic system and its subdivisions, 

Whitney and Wadsworth.

Tertiary of Eastern and Southern 

States, Heilprin.

Soil map of cotton States, Hilgard.

Contributions to Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

Eocene of Vicksburg, Miss., Conrad.

Map of the United States, 

McGee.

Commonwealth of Georgia, Henderson.

Features of the recent earthquake, McGee.

On fulgurites, Merrill, G. P.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Contact phenomena, Richards, 

G. F.

Phosphate deposits, Penrose.

Tin deposits, Furrnan.

Appomattox formation, McGee.

Extent of Pleistocene siibmergence, McGee.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Hammond.

South Carolina Continued.

1890. Warren's Geography, Brewer.

1891. Cretaceous of North America, 

White, C. A.

Dates of origin of certain topographic forms, Davis, W. M.

Geology of Haile mine, Thies and 

Mezger.

Phosphates of America, Wyatt.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Surveys of South Carolina, 

Holmes, J. A.

Sowter, T. W. Edwin. Report of Geological branch.

Ottawa Kit., \Tol. I, pp. 93-97,1887.

 Preliminary notes on the Chazy 

formation at Aylmer, Province of 

Quebec.

Ottawa Nat., vol. 2, pp 11-15, 1888.

Spear, J. C. Geologic.il map of the 

Isthmus of Tehuautepec.

Reports of explorations and surveys for ship 

canal between the Atlantic and Pacific, by 

R. W. Slmfeldt, 4°, Washington, 1872. [Not 

seen.]

Spencer, James. On the occurrence of a 

bowlder of granitoid gneiss or gneissoid 

granite in the Halifax laud-bed coal, 

with a note by T. G. Bonney.

British Assoc. Adv. Sci. Report of 58th 

meeting, pp. C61-GG2 (J p.), 1889.

Spencer, J. W. Geological sketches of 

the neighborhood of Hamilton, Ontario.

Canadian Nat., vol. 7, new series, pp. 4C3-471, 

3875.

 On the Nipigon or copper-bearing 

rocks of Lake Superior, with notes on 

copper mining in that region.

Canadian Nat., vol. 8, new series, pp. 55-81, 

1878.

 Report on the country between the 

npper Assinuiboine River and Lakes 

Winnipegosis and Manitoba.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress 

1871-75, pp. 57-70, map, 187C.

 Discovery of the preglacial outlet of 

the basin of Lake Erie into that of 

Lake Ontario, with notes on the origin 

of our lower Great Lakes.

Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 300-337, 

maps. 1882.

2d Gcol. Surv. Pennsylvania, Report Q4, 

geology of Erie and Crawford counties, by 

I. C. White, pp. 357-404, 2 maps, Harrisburg, 

1881.

Abstracts, Canadian Nat.,vol. 10, new series, 

pp. 65-79,1883; Am. Nat., vol. 15, pp. 408-410, 

1881; Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 22, pp. 151- 

W2 a p.), 1881.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 913

Spencer, J. W. Continued.

 A snort study of the features of the

,. region of the lower Great Lakes during

the Great River age, or notes on the

origin of the Great Lakes of North

America.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 30, pp. 131- 

140,1882.

 Terraces and beaches about Lake 

Ontario.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci,, Proc., vol. 31, pp. 359- 

3G3,1883.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 24, pp. 409-416, 

plates 6-7,1882. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 1, p. 18 (^ p.), 1883.

 Paleozoic [and surface] geology of 

the region about the western end of 

Lake Ontario.

Canadian Nat., vol. 10, new series, pp. 129- 

171,213-230,265-312, map, 1883..

 The ancient Mississippi and its 

tributaries.

Kansas City Review, vol. 6, pp. 615-621,1883.

 Occurrence of bowlders of decomposition, at Washington, D. C., and elsewhere.

Am. Nat., vol. 19, pp. 163-165,1885.

 Remarkable landslide near Brantford, Ontario.

Hamilton Assoc., Jour, and Proc., vol. 1, 

part 2, pp. 55-57,1885.

 Notes upon warping of the earth's 

crust in its relation to the origin of the 

basins of the Great Lakes.

Am. Nat., vol. 21, pp. 168-171,1887.

 A landslide at Brantford, Ontario, 

illustrating the effect of thrusts upon 

yielding strata.

Am. Nftt., vol. 21, pp. 267-269,1887.

 - Age of the Niagara River. 

Am. Nat., vol. 21, pp. 209-270,1887.

 Hummocks and bowlders of decomposition in southeastern Missouri. 

Am. Nat., vol. 21, pp. 306-367,1887.

 Sand bowlders in the drift, or subaqueous origin of the drift, in central 

Missouri.

Am. Nat., vol. 21, pp. 917-921,1887. 

Abstract, Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 

36, p. 220 (J p.), 1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 120-121 (§ p.), 1888.

 Notes upon the theory of glacial 

motion. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 36, p. 220 

(i p.), 1888.

 Lake beaches at Ann Arbor. 

Am. Gool., vol. 2, p. 62 (J p.), 1888.

Bull. 127 58

Spencer, J. W. Continued.

 Notes on the drift north of Lake Superior. [Abstract.]

Am. Nat., vol. 22, pp. 344-345,1888. 

Science, vol. 11, pp. 138-139 (J col.), 1888. 

Read to Philosophical Society of "Washington.

 The St. Lawrence basin and the 

Great Lakes. [Abstract.]

Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 3, pp. 232-235,1888.

Science, vol. 12, pp. 99-100 (g p.), 4°, 1888.

Sci. Am. Supp.,vol. 26, pp. 10671-10672(1 col.), 

No. 668,1888.

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 346-348,1888.

Am. Assoc. Adv, Sci., Proc., vol. 37, pp. 197- 

199,1889.

Am. Nat., vol. 23, pp. 491-494,1889.

 Glacial erosion in Norway and in 

high latitudes.

Canada, Royal Soc., Trails., vol. 5, Sec. IV, 

pp. 89-98,4°, 1888.

Am. Nat., vol. 22, pp. 218-231,1888.

Abstracts, Am. Nat, vol. 22, pp. 53-55,1888; 

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 36, pp. 

218-220, 1888; Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. 2, pp. 

433-434 (J p.), 1887.

Abstract and review, Am. Gool., vol. 2, pp. 

432-433,1888.

 The Iroquois beach; a chapter in the 

history of Lake Ontario. [Abstract.] 

Science, vol. 11, p. 49 (J p.), 4°, 1888. 

Read to Philosophical Society of Washington.

 Economic geological survey in Georgia and Alabama, through the belt traversed by the Macon and Birmingham 

Railway, 86 pages, map, plate, Athens, 

1889.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 105 (J p.), 1890.

 On glacial erosion.

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 208-212,1889.

 The Iroquois beach; a chapter in 

the geological history of Lake Ontario. 

Canada, Royal Soc., Trans., vol. 7, Sec. iv, 

pp. 121-134,1890.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 957 (J p.), 

1890; Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 311-312,1890.

 The deformation of Iroquois beach 

and birth of Lake Ontario.

Am. Jour. Soi., 3d series, vol. 40, pp. 443-451, 

1890.

 The high continental elevation preceding the Pleistocene period.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol, 1, pp. 65-70.1890. 

Geol. Mag., 3d decade, vol. 7, pp. 208-213, 

1890.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 24, pp. 957-958 (Jp.j, 

1890.
914 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Spencer, J. W. Continued.

 Ancient shores, bowlder fragments, 

and higL level gravel deposits in the 

region of the Great Lakes.

. Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 71-86,1890.

 [Remarks on rounded rock surfaces 

due to causes other than glacial erosion, 

Stone Mountain, Georgia, etc.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, p. 173 (g p.), 1890.

 [Remarks on evidence of a general 

Pleistocene submergence.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, p. 409 (£p.), 1890.

 [Remarks on the distribution and 

differentiation of certain gravel deposits in Ontario.]

Gaol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol, 1, p. 546 (§ p.), 1890. 

Discussion of paper by G. F. Wright, "A 

moraine of recession in Ontario."

 ' Department of geology. "Southern 

drift" and its agricultural relations. 

Bull. Exp. Sta., Ga., 1890,5 pages.

 Origin of the basins of the Great 

Lakes of America.

Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 46, pp. 523-531, 

533,1890.

Abstracts, Geol. Mag., 3d decade, vol. 7, pp. 

281-282 (f p.), 1890; Am. Nat., vol. 25, p. 276 

(J p.), 1891.

 The northeastern extension of the 

Iroquois beach of New York.

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 294-295 (£ p.), 1890. 

Abstract, Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 37, p. 

718 (J col.), 1890.

 Geological survey of Georgia, first 

report of progress, 1890-91, 128 pages, 

map, Atlanta, 1891.

[Southwestern Georgia and Polk County.]

Includes a chapter by D. TV". Langdon,

"Geological section along the Chattahoochee

River from Columbus to Alum Bluff," pp.

90-97.

 Deformation of the Algonquin beach 

and birth of Lake Huron.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, pp. 12-21, 

1891.

 High level shores in the region of 

the Great Lakes, and their deformation. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, pp. 201-211, 

1891.

 Post-Pliocene continental subsidence 

[in America] versus glacial dams.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 465-476 (pi. 

19), 1891.

Geol. Mag., 3d decade, vol. 8, pp. 262-272, 

1891.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 25, p. 653 (J p.), 

1891; Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 141, 1891; vol. 8, 

p. 186 (fc p.), 1891.

Spencer, J. W. Continued.

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DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 915

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916 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 14, pp. 283-295, 

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NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 917

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 219-262, 

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 276-279, 

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 505-521,

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 22, pp. 114-161, 

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918 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF fBULL. 127.

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Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, 

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Am. Phil. Soc., vol. 24, pp. 61-108, map, 2 

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Am. Phil. Soc., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 172-178, 

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DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 921

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DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 923

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1828. Sketches of geology of Alabama,

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1830. Ferruginous sand formation of

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1835. Remains of transition series in

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Third report on Tennessee,

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924 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Tennessee Continued.

1835. Localities of bones of mastodon,

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Position of Pentremites, Troost.

1836. Bituminous coal deposits of the 

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1837. On elevation of banks of the

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1840. Fifth report on Tennessee, Troost.

1841. Sixth report on survey of Tennessee, Troost.

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1842. Geology of third district of New

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1843. Structure of Appalachians, exemplifying laws of mountain 

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Marcellus and Hamilton in the 

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1844. Seventh report of survey of Tennessee, Troost.

American geology and condition 

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1845. Eighth report of survey of Tennessee, Troost.

1846. Geology of Western States,

Owen, D. D.

Geology of Harpeth Ridge, 

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1847. Parallelism of Paleozoics of 

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Ninth report of survey of Tennessee, Troost.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C. 

Letters on geology, Christy.

1851. Silurian basin of middle Tennessee, Safford.

1852. Comparison of geology of Ten- 

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Tennessee Continued. 

1853. Parallelism of Lower Silurian of 

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1854 Geologic map of United States, by

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Erzgiiuge uud das Gang-Gebirge 

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1855. Changes in veins near surface, 

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Reconnaissance of Tennessee,

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1857. Second report ou Tennessee, Safford.

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1858. Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

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1859. Paleontology of New York, vol.

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Some points in American geologic

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. 1860. Silur-Fauna des westlichen Tennessee, Roemer.

1861. Faunal relations of some geologic 

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Physics and hydraulics of the 

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Sur la faune primordiale en Ame"- 

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Hunt, T. S.

1862. Remarks on the Taconic system, 

Stevens.

1863. Report of survey of Canada to 

1863, Logan.

1864. Cretaceous, etc., of western Tennessee, Safford.

1865. Geological map, Sayler.

1866. Outline geologic map of Tennessee, Sayler.

Quaternary of Mississippi, Hilgard.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.

Tennessee Continued. 

1866. Petroleum in Kentucky and Tennessee, Safford.

Mineral oil, Cumberland and 

Clinton counties,Ky.,Newberry. 

1869. Geology of Tennessee, Safford. 

The Mississippi Valley, Foster,

J. W.

Fossils from just above the black 

slate, Winchell, A.

1871. Relative age of Niagara and lower

Helderberg groups, Worthen. 

Geoguosie und Mineralreichthum des Alleghany-Systems.

Credner, H. 

History of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard. 

Fossil's from Marshall group of

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Geognosy of Appalachians, Hunt, 

' T, S. 

The Marshall group,Winchell, A.

1872. Relation of middle and Upper 

Silurian in United States, 

Hall, J.

1873. Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

Cross anticlinal in coal of eastern 

Tennessee, Lesley, J. P.

Fault at Embreeville, Lesley, 

J.P.

Copper deposits of the Blue Ridge, 

Hunt, T. S.

Chart of nomenclature for Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

1874. Origin of mountain chains, Whittlesey.

Notes on the southern Appala- 

/ chians, Hunt, T. S.

Ore Knob copper mine, North 

Carolina, Hunt, T. S.

Mountain drainage of eastern 

Tennessee and western North 

Carolina,, Willcox.

Drainage of eastern Tennessee, 

Willcox.

Resources of eastern Tennessee, 

Wilder, J. T.

Report of survey of Missouri, 

Broadhead.

Resources of Tennessee, Killebrew.

Unakyte from border of Tennessee and North Carolina, BradleyTennessee Continued.

1875. Silurian age of the southern Appalachians, Bradley.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley.

Geography and geology of petroleum, Wrigley.

The ores of iron; their distribution, Newton.

Comparison of Allegheny coal 

fields, Andrews.

1876. Geologic chart of United States,

Bradley.

Tennessee agriculture, mineral 

wealth, etc., Killebrew.

1877. Little Sequatchee coal field, Killebrew.

Ocoee and Hiwassee mineral district, Killebrew.

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

Topography and geology of Nashville, Safford.

Well boring in Warren County, 

Satterfield.

Axes about Cumberland Gap, 

Shaler.

Resources along Cincinnati 

Southern and Knoxville and 

Ohio railroads, Killebrew.

1878. Oil region of Tennessee, Kille- 

° brew.

1879. Macfarlane's Geological Railroad

Guide, Safford.

North American Mesozoic and 

Ceuozoio, Miller, S. A.

1881. Unification of Silurian nomenclature, Miller, S. A.

1882. Drift hematite in eastern Tennessee, Nichols.

Boring at Memphis, Wilson, E. H. 

Fault of southern Virginia, Lesley, J. P.

1883. Geologic history of the American

continent, Hall, J. 

Age of southern Appalachians,

Elliott. 

Culture and curing of tobacco,

Killebrew. 

Utica and related horizons, Walcott.

Decay of rocks, Hunt, T. S. 

Origin of cross valleys, Davis,

W.M.

1884. Polished rock surfaces, Morgan, 

H.J.
926 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Tennessee Continued.

1884. Tertiary of Eastern and Southern 

States, Heilprin.

Contributions to Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

Azoic system and its subdivisions, Whitney and Wadsworth.

Tennessee building stones, Cotton and Gattinger.

Cambrian of United States and 

Canada, Walcott.

Features of alluvial plain of the 

Mississippi below the Ohio, 

Hilgard.

Soil map of cotton States, Hilgard.

Physico-geographic and agricultural features of Tennessee, 

Safibrd.

1885. Map of United States, McGee.

1886. Upper measure coal field, Colton. 

Samples of iron ores, Chauvenet,

Willis.

Lithographic stone, Howe. 

Pyrites deposits, Wendt.

1887. Bristol and Big Stone Gap section, 

Boyd.

Iron and coal, Porter.

Eesources of Sequachee Valley, 

Bowron.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Geological notes, Britton, N. L.

Bays Mountains, Willis.

Ores used in Chattanooga district, Fleming.

1888. Coal, Ashburner. 

Caves, Kingsley. 

Eastern Tennessee minerals, Cowlani. 

Marbles of Hawkins County,

Willis.

Mineral resources, Procter. 

Western iron belt, Killebrew.

1889. Eound about Asheville, Willis. 

Central basin, Kennedy.

1890. Appomattox formation, McGee.

Calciferous formation, Walcott.

Cannel coals, Macfarlane, G.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, Safford.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian, Walcott.

Tennessee Continued. 

1891. Age of Cincinnati anticlinal, 

Foerste.

Apporaattox formation, McGee.

Artesian wells of Memphis, Safford.

Cambrian of North America, Walcott.

Cretaceous formations of North 

America, White, C. A.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S.

Orange sand, Lagrange and Appomattox, Hilgard.

Origin of certain topographic 

forms, Davis, W. M.

Overthrust faults of the southern 

Appalachians, Hayes, C. W.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Physical geology of Tennessee, 

Hull.

Relationship of Pleistocene to 

pre-Pleistocene, Chamberlin 

and Salisbury.

Relation of strength of marble to 

its structure, Perry.

Relations of secular rock disintegration to certain schists [Doe 

River], Pumpelly.

Titanic oxide [in soils], Dunnington.

Tenney, Sanborn. Geology for teachers, 

classes, and private students, 320 pages, 

123, Philadelphia, 1860.

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Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 5, pp. 139-140 

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Am. Nat., vol. 7, p. 636 (J p.), 1873.

 The quartzite of Williamstown and 

vicinity and the structure of the Graylock range.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 22, part 2, 

pp, 37-41, 1874.

 < Note on some points in the geology 

of Stoddard and Marlow, Cheshire 

County, N. H.

Geology of New Hampshire, vol, 3, part 3, 

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Tertiary.

ATLANTIC COAST REGION (Massachusetts to Georgia).

1752. Mdmoire dans lequel on compare le Canada a la Suisse, 

Guettard.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 927

Tertiary Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION (Massachusetts to Georgia) Continued. 

1783. Strata on branches of York 

River, Va., Lincoln.

1786. Gay Head, West, Bay lies.

1787. Mineralogischo Kenutniss des 

ostlichen Theils von NordAraerika, etc., Selloepf.

1799. Sand hills of Cape Henry, Va., 

Latrobe.

1807. Observations and map of geology of United States, Maclure.

1818. Observations on geology of 

North America, Mitchell, S.L. 

Geology of the United States, 

Maclure.

1821. Parts of North and South Carolina, Dickson.

Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall.

1822. Iron mines in Vermont, Hall, F.

1824. Review of Conybeare and

Philips' geology of England

and Wales, Am. Jour. Sci.

Essay on Tertiary of America,

Finch.

Marthas Vineyard and Elizabeth islands, Hitchcock, E.

1826. Geology and mineralogy statistics of South Carolina, Mills. 

Shell marl region, coal formation and contiguous region, 

Pierce.

1827. Geology of North Carolina, 

Mitchell, E.; Olmstead.

1828. Report on North Carolina,

Mitchell, E.

Low country of North Carolina, 

Mitchell, E.

1829. Geology of gold region of North 

Carolina, Mitchell, E.

Secondary, Tertiary, and alluvial of Atlantic Coast, Vanuxem.

Observations on ferruginous 

sand and upper marine formations, Morton, S. G.

1830. Diluvial furrows and scratches, 

Thomas, D.

Geology, etc., of part of peninsula of Maryland, Conrad.

Ferruginous sand formation of 

the United States, Morton, 

S. G.

Tertiary Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION (Massachusetts to Georgia) Continued.

1832. Analogy between marl of Connecticut and chalk of Europe, 

Morton, S. G.

Fossil shells of the Tertiary, 

Conrad.

1833. Report on Massaohusetts,Hitchcock, E.

Contributions to geology, Lea. 

Strontianite-beariug limestone

on Lake Erie, Bigsby. 

Now fossil shells, Conrad.

1834. Tertiary and more recent formations of Southern States, 

Conrad.

Eeport of geologist of Maryland, Ducatel.

1835. Elevated country between the 

Missouri and Red rivers, 

Featherstonhaugh.

Tertiary of the Atlantic Coast, 

Conrad.

Observations in Atlantic Tertiary region, Conrad.

1836. Reconnaissance of Virginia, 

Rogers, W. B.

First report of survey of New 

Jersey, Rogers, H. D.

Reconnaissance from Washington through Wisconsin to Coteau des Prairies, Featherstonhaugh.

1837. Report of survey of Virginia 

for 1836, Rogers, W. B.

Tertiary formations of Virginia, Rogers and Rogers.

Geology of Portland and vicinity, Hitchcock, E.

First report of first district of. 

New York, Mather.

Physical geography of Maryland, Ducatel.

1838. Report of survey of Virginia 

for 1837, Rogers, W. B.

Report of geologist of Maryland, Ducatel.

Fossils of medial Tertiary, 

Conrad.

1839. First and second reports on

Delaware, Booth. 

Notes on American geology, 

Conrad.
CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Tertiary Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION (Massachusetts to Georgia) Continued.

1839. Tertiary of Virginia, Rogers 

and Rogers.

1840. Geological survey of Rhode 

Island, Jackson, C. T.

New fossils from Petersburg, 

Va., Lea, H. C.

Equivalency of deposits on 

east and west sides of the 

Atlantic, Eaton.

Description of geology of New 

Jersey, Rogers, H. D.

On the Silurian system, Conrad.

Report of geologist of Maryland, Ducatel.

Report of survey of Virginia 

for 1839, Rogers, W. B.

1841. Report on paleontology of New

York, Conrad.

Survey of Delaware, Booth. 

Fossil in Eocene of James River,

Virginia, Tuomey. 

Report of survey of Virginia

for 1840, Rogers, W. B. 

Secondary and Tertiary of

southern. Atlantic States,

Hodge. 

Final report on Massachusetts,

Hitchcock, E.

1843. Geology of New York, first district, Mather.

Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

Limits of Infusorial stratum in 

Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

Agricultural survey of South 

Carolina, Ruffin.

New locality of the Infusorial 

stratum, Tuomey.

1844. Age of Polythalamia from 

South Carolina, Rogers, H. 

D.; Bailey, J.W.

Explanation of geologic map 

of Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

Cretaceous of parts of the 

United States bordering on 

the Atlantic, Lyell.

Age of South Carolina Tertiary, 

Tuomey.

American geology and condition of research in the United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Tertiary Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION (Massachusetts to Georgia) Continued.

1844. Final report on New Hampshire, Jackson, C. T.

Agricultural survey of South 

Carolina, Ruffin.

Tertiary of Marthas Vineyard, 

Lyell.

1845. Travels in North America,

Lyell. 

Notes on Cretaceous of New

Jersey, etc., Lyell. 

Older Tertiary of Virginia,

South Carolina, and Georgia.,

Lyell. 

Miocene Tertiary of Maryland,

Virginia, and the Carolinas,

Lyell.

1846. Geology of seacoast of Georgia, Couper.

Tertiary of Warren County,

Miss., Conrad.

. 1848. Analysis of marls from vicinity 

of Charleston, S. C., Shepard.

Geology of South Carolina, 

Tuomey.

Burr millstone fossils at Bainbridge, Ga., Couper.

Age of millstone grit, Georgia, 

Agassiz, L.

Eocene of Vicksburg, Miss., 

Conrad.

1849. New localities of Infusoria in 

Maryland, Bailey, J. W.

Tertiary, etc., in island of Nantucket, Desor and Cabot.

Tertiary region of South Carolina, Tuomey.

Statistics of Georgia, White, G.

Shells in cliffs of Nantucket, 

Mass., Desor.

Notes on geology of Charleston, 

S. C., Holmes, F. S.

1850. Observations of Ashley River, 

S. C., Holmes, F. S.

1851. Fossils from Nantucket, Desor.

Equivalency of the American

Tertiary, Desor, Rogers, H. D.

1852. Post-Pliocene of Southern and

Northern States, Desor, E. 

Second report of chemist of

Maryland, Higgins. 

Deep River coal field region, 

McLenahan.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 929

Tertiary Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION (Massachusetts to Georgia) Continued.

1852. Report of geological survey of

North Carolina, Emmons, E. 

Post-Pliocene of Southern and 

Northern States, Desor, E.

1853. Report on certain points in 

geology of Massachusetts, 

Hitchcock, E.

Brown coal of Brandon,Vt., and 

age of hematite in the United 

States, Hitchcock, E.

1854. Tertiary of San Domingo and

Vicksburg, Miss., Conrad. 

Fossils from Tertiary of Southern States, Tuomey. 

Marl of lower Virginia, Rogers, 

W. B.

1855. Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Origin of greensand, Bailey, 

J.W.

Report on southern New Jersey, 

Cook, G. H.

Fossil, fruits and age of Brandon lignite, Vermont, Hitchcock, E.

Report of survey for 1856, South 

Carolina, Lieber.

Fifth report of chemist of 

Maryland, Higgins.

1857. Geology of Cape May County, 

N. J., Cook, G. H.

1858. Remains of animals in postPliocene in South Carolina, 

Holmes, F. S.

Geology and geography of 

North America, Rogers, H. D.

Fossils of the post-Pliocene, 

Holmes, F. S.

North Carolina, agriculture of 

eastern counties, Emmons, E.

Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

1859. Catalogue of State cabinet and

notes on metamorphics,

Hitchcock, E. 

Changes along coast of South

Carolina, Lieber. 

Post-Pliocene fossils of South

Carolina, Holmes, F. S.

1860. Fossils from Labrador, Maine,

etc., Dawson, J. W. 

First report of chemist of

Maryland, Tyson. 

Bull. 127 59

Tertiary Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION (Massachusetts to Georgia) Continued.

1860. Second report of chemist of 

Maryland, Tyson.

Agriculture of North Carolina, 

Emmons, E.

Swamp lands of North Carolina, 

Emmons, E.

Post-Pliocene of South Carolina, Holmes, F. S.

1861. Notes on sections across Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

Drift near Brandon, Vt., Jacksou and Blake.

Infusorial earth from Maryland 

and Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

Fossil fruits in lignites of Brandon, Vt., Lesquereux.

Report on geology of Vermont, 

Hitchcock, E., Hitchcock, E., 

jr., Eager, and Hitchcock, 

C. H.

Diatomaceous earth of Nottingham, Md., Johnson, C.

1865. Eocene lignite formation of 

United States, Conrad.

Lignite of Franklin County 

and geology of southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Frozen well of Brandon, Vt., 

Blake, Rogers and Jackson.

Report of survey of New Jersey for 1864, Cook, G. H.

1866. Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

1867. Tertiary of North and South 

Carolina, Conrad.

1868. Geology of Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology of New Jersey, Cook, 

G. H.

Ashley River phosphates,

Pratt.

I860. Nodular phosphates of South 

Carolina, Shepard.

Map to illustrate types of 

earth's surface east from 

Cincinnati, Lesley, J. P.

American fossiliferous strata,

Conrad.

1870. Phosphate beds of South Carolina, Shaler.

Phosphate rocks of South Carolina, Holmes, F. S.
930 [BULL. 127.

Tertiary C ontin ned. 

ATLANTIC COAST EEGION (Massachu- 

' setts to Georgia) Continued.

1871. Phosphate beds, Shaler!1

Cretaceous and Tertiary of 

! North Carolina, Conrad.

Geology and mineralogy of 

Georgia, Stephenson.

1872. Geology of phosphate beds of

South Carolina, Packard. 

Causes of production of Cape 

Hatteras, Shaler.

1873. Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

arid Blake.

Glaciers in Virginia, Stevens.

Appendix to report of survey of 

North Carolina, Kerr.

Topography as affected by rotation of the earth, Kerr.

1875. Concerning "Bermuda" tripbli, Sullivant. 

Tripoli near Nottinghaih, Md.,

Johnson, C. 

Gravel and cobble deposits of

Virginia, etc., Rogers^ W. B. 

Geologic chart of the !United

States, Bradley, F. H. 

Tertiary of Atlantic Slope,

Conrad. 

Keport of survey of North

Carolina, Kerr. 

On geologic map 6f Ma^sachusetts, Crosby.

1876. Geology from Cape F|ear to 

Neuse rivers, Abert.

Handbook of Georgia, Janes.

Virginia, geographical and political summary, Hotchkiss.

Second report of survey of Georgia, Little.

Siderite at Gay Head, Mass., 

Blake, W. P.

Diatomaceous sands of Richmond, Va., Gory ell.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

1877. Contribution to micro-geology,

Stodder. 

Post-Pliocene of Nantucket,

Scudder. 

Gravel and cobble deposits of

Virginia, etc., .Rogers, W. B. 

Long Island coast, Lewis, E.

1878. Geologic history of New York 

'Island, etc.) Newberry.

Tertiary Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION (Massachusetts to Georgia) Continued.

1878. Eeport of survey of New Jersey

for 1878, Cook, G. H. 

Cretaceous and Tertiary at

Charleston, Vogdes. 

Catalogue of ores, rocks, and

woods of Georgia, Little. 

Tertiary rocks on Grand and

George's banks, Verrill.

1879. Handbook of Virginia, Pollard.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Georgia, Little.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, New England, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Terminal moraine of North 

American ice sheet, Upham.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Delaware, Uhler; 

Maryland, Fontaine.

Mesozoic of Virginia, Foutaiue.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Virginia, Rogers, 

W. B.

Formation of Cape Cod, Upham.

Catalogue of exhibit of survey 

of New Jersey, Cook, G. H.

Mesozoic in Virginia, Heiurich.

Macfarlaue's Geological Railroad Guide, North and South 

Carolina, Kerr.

Report of geologist of New Jersey for 1879, Cook, G. H.

North American Mesozoic and 

Ceuozoic, Miller, S. A.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, New Jersey, 

Smock.

1880. Gravels of southeast Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Resources near route of Richmond and Southwestern Railway, Hotchkiss.

Richmond diatomaceous earth, 

Michels.

1881. Iron ores of Brandou period,

Lewis, H. C. 

Report on survey of New Jersey

for 1881, Cook, G. H. 

.Antiquity of man in the East,

geologically considered,

Lewis, H. C. 

Fossiliferous bowlders in drift

of Cape Cod, Crosby.
DASTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 931

Tertiary Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION (Massachusetts to Georgia) Continued.

1881. Action of frost in superficial 

material, Kerr.

Tertiary of Maryland, Heilprin.

Trenton gravels and antiquity 

of man, Lewis, H. C.

Vertebrate remains from South 

Carolina, Leidy.

Geology of Philadelphia 

County, etc., Pennsylvania, 

Hall, C. E.; Lesley, J. P.

Iron ores and lignites of Montgomery County Valley, Pennsylvania, Lewis, H. C.

Surface geology of Philadelphia 

and vicinity, Lewis, H. C.

1882. Report of well at Charleston, 

South Carolina, Charleston.

Notes on the geology of the 

Virginias, Rogers, W. B.

Position of Eocene of Maryland, Heilprin.

Artesian well at Fort Monroe, 

Fontaiue.

Infusorial deposit of Fort Monroe Avell, Rogers, W. B.

1883. Geology and soils of tobacco 

region of North Carolina, 

Kerr.

Stratified drift in Delaware, 

Chester.

Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1883, Cook, G. H.

Ages and classification of postEocene of Atlantic Slope, 

Heilprin.

South Carolina, resources, etc., 

Hammond.

1884. Cotton production in North 

Carolina and Virginia, Kerr.

Cotton production in Georgia, 

Loughridge.

Phosphates in North Carolina, 

Dabuey.

Geology of Hatteras, Kerr.

Tertiary of Eastern and Southern States, Heilprin.

Contributions to Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

New Jersey building stones, 

Cook and Smock.

North Carolina building stones, 

Kerr and Kerr.

Tertiary Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST RJSGION (Massachusetts to Georgia) Continued.

1884. Soil map of cotton Stages, Hilgarcl.

Distribution of iron ores in 

eastern United States, Smock, 

J. C.

Reprint of reports on geology 

of the Virginias, Rogers, W. B.

Report of survey of New Jersey 

for 1884, Cook, G. H.

Limits of Tertiary, North Carolina, Winchell, A.

Physical and agricultural features of South Carolina, Hammond.

North Carolina phosphates, 

Phillips, W. B.; Dabney.

1885. Town geology, the lesson of 

the Philadelphia rocks, Heilprin.

Geologic atlas of counties of 

Pennsylvania, Lesley, J. P.

Survey of Delaware County, 

Pa., Hall, C. E.

Report of State geologist of 

Newx Jersey, Cook, G. H.

Gravels of south Delaware 

peninsula, Chester.

Handbook of Virginia, Harrison.

Map of the United States, 

McGee.

Eocene of North Carolina, 

Kerr.

Survey of New Jersey, report 

for 1885, Cook, G. H.

Report, Atlantic Coast division, 

Shaler.

Rogers's geology of the Virginias, Campbell, J. L. and 

Campbell, H. D.

Cretaceous and Tertiary of New 

Jersey, Cook, G. H.

Fossils of Raritan clays and 

marls of New Jersey, Whitfield, R. P.

Review of geology of Delaware, 

Chester.

1886. Geology of northern New England, Hitchcock, C. H.

Features of the recent earthquake, McGee.

Fauna of New Jersey marls, 

Whitfield, R. P.
932 CATALOGUE AND INDEX. OF. [BULL. 127;

Tertiary Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION (Massachusetts to Georgia) Continued.

1887. Artesian wells, New. Jersey, 

Cook.

Boring at Atlantic City, Woolman.

Miocene mollusca of New Jersey, Heilpriu.

New Jersey Cretaceous, Whitfield, E. P.

, Geology of Long Island, Dana, 

J.D/

.Miocene fossils from New Jersey, Heilprin.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C.H..

1888. Notes on joint structure, Crosby.

Map of vicinity of New York 

City, Martin, D. S. :

Eocene and its associates, Uhler.

Excursions into southern counties of Maryland, Clark, W. B.

Three formations of the middle 

Atlantic Slope, McGee.

Marthas Vineyard^ Shaler.

1889. Report division of Cenozoic 

imrertebrates, United States 

Geological Survey, Dall.

Diatoms in well at Atlantic 

City, King.

Map of New Jersey, Cook.

Yellow gravels, Britton, N. L.

Rivers and valleys of Pennsylvania, Davis, W. M.

Cretaceous in Anne Arundel 

and Prince George counties, 

-: Md., Clark, W. B.

Cretaceous of southwestern 

Maryland, Bryan.

1890. Cretaceous plants, Marthas 

Vineyard, White, D.

Cretaceous fossils, Marthas 

Vineyard, Shaler.

Deposits of eastern Massachusetts, Shaler.

Gay Head, Mass., Clark, W. B.; 

Merrill, P. J. H.

Analyses of clay and sands from 

Gay Head, Clarke, F. W.; 

Riggs.

Ancient shore lines, Merrill, F.

J. H.

Fiords and great lake basins of 

North America, Upham.

Tertiary Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION (Massachusetts to Georgia) Continued.

1890. Long Island Sound and submerged channel of the Hudson, Dana, J. D.

Development of northern New 

Jersey, Davis and Wood.

Artesian wells, Atlantic City, 

Woolrnan.

Artesian wells, New Jersey, 

Nason.

Traps of New Jersey region, 

Darton.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Southern Maryland and Virginia, Clark, W. B.

Potomac flora, Fontaine.

Cape Fear River region, North 

Carolina, Clark, W. B.

Distribution of fossil plants, 

Ward, L. F.

Southern extension . of Appomattox formation, McGee.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Chance, Chester, Crosby,

Fontaine, Haminond, Hitch-

. . cockjC. H.; Johnson, Rogers,

W. B.; Smock, Uhler.

Report, Atlantic Coast division, 

United States Geological Survey [Cape Cod], Shaler.

1891. Section along Chattahoochee

River, Langdon. 

. Artesian wells, New Jersey, 

Smock, Nason.

Cretaceous and Eocene of Maryland, Uhler.

Changes of Atlantic and Pacific

coasts, Le Contc. 

- Eastern Mary land and Virginia, 

Darton.

Expedition into southern Maryland, Clark, W. B.

Fallen forest and peat in Dela 

ware, Cresson.

Washington region, Dartou, 

McGee.

Neocene and Pleistocene continent movements, McGee.

Dismal Swamp, Shaler.

Near Wilrnington, N. C., Stautou.

Georgia, report of geological 

survey, Spencer, J. W.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 933

Tertiary Continued. 

ATLANTIC COAST REGION (Massachusetts to Georgia) Continued. 

1891. Triassic.of Connecticut Valley,

Davis, W. M.

Dates of origin of certain topographic forms, Davis, W. M. 

Physical geography of southern

New England, Davis, W. M. 

Phosphates of America, Wyatt.

GULF REGION (Florida to Texas and to 

Kentucky).

1807. Observations and map of geology of United States, Maclure.

1817. Physical observations, etc., 

Louisiana, Heustis.

1818. On parts of Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, 

etc., Cornelius.

Geology of the United States, 

Maclure.

1821. Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall.

1822. Outline geologic map of Tennessee, Sayler, N.

1823. Geological features of Tennessee, Haywoocl, J.

1824. Essay on Tertiary of America, 

Finch.

1825. Notices of theFloridas, Pierce.

1828. Sketches of geology of Alabama, Porter, W. S.

1829. Oolite rocks from Florida,

Featherstonhaugh. 

Report on canal from the Atlantic to the Gulf of Mexico, 

Bernard and Poussin.

1832. Fossil shells of the Tertiary, 

Conrad.

1833. Contributions to geology, Lea. 

Notices respecting Green 

County, Ala., Withers.

1834. Observations upon Alabama, 

Georgia, and Florida, Shepard, C. U.

Tertiary and Recent of Southern States, Conrad. 

Prairies of Alabama, McGuire. 

1839. Remarks on eastern Florida,

Whiting, H. 

Trinity County, Tex., Riddell.

Tertiary Continued. 

GULF REGION (Florida to Texas and to 

Kentucky) Continued.

1840. Map and descriptions of Texas,

Moore, F., jr. 

Fifth report on Tennessee,

Troost.

Position of Zeuglodon of Harlau, Conrad.

1841. Report on paleontology of New

York, Conrad.

Secondary and Tertiary of 

Southern Atlantic States, 

Hodge.

1842. Report on Fourche Cove and 

vicinity, Arkansas, Powell, 

W. B.

Portion of the Atlantic Tertiary 

region, Conrad.

1844. Borings from well at Columbus,

Miss., Bailey, J. W. 

Excursion from Washington to 

frontier of Mexico, Featherstonhaugh.

1845. Older Tertiary of Virginia, 

South Carolina, and Georgia, 

Lyell. 

Some sandstones in Baldwin

County, Ala., Bigelow. 

Tertiary of Warren County, 

Miss., Conrad.

1846. Newer deposits of Southern 

States, Lyell. *

Eocene of the United States, 

Conrad.

Eocene of Walnut Hills, Miss., 

Conrad.

Geology of Texas, Roomer.

Eocene of Georgia and Alabama, Lyell.

Oolite in Florida, Rogers, H. D.

Geology of eastern Florida, 

Conrad.

Geology of Tampa Bay, Fla., 

Alien, J. H.

1847. Delta and alluvial deposits of

the Mississippi and other

points, Lyell, C. 

Alleged coexistence of man and

the megatherium, Lyell. 

Age of nummulite limestone of

Alabama, Lyell.

1848. Geology of southern Alabama,

Hale, C. S. 

Letters on geology, Christy.
934 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Tertiary Continued. 

GULF REGION (Florida to Texas and to 

Kentucky) Continued.

1848. Contributions to geology of

Texas, Roemer. 

Features at Natchez, Binney. 

Eocene of Vicksburg, Conrad.

1849. Northern Mississippi, Bolton, R. 

Second visit to the United

States, Lyell. 

Texas, Roemer.

1850. Eocene of Vicksburg, Miss.,

Conrad.

Systematic treatise on diseases 

of interior North America, 

Drake.

1851. Sketch of Louisiana, Carrighan. 

Geology of Florida Keys and

southern coast of Florida,

Tuomey. 

Microscopical observations in

Florida, etc., Bailey, J. W. 

Kreidebildungen von Texas,

Roemer.

1853. Rocks from Red River region,

in Louisiana, Hitchcock, E. 

Geologic map of United States,

etc., Marcou, J. 

Geology and hydrography,

Louisiana, Forshay. 

Das Mississippi-Thai, Olshausen.

1854. Solidification of coral reefs of

Florida and source of lime,

Horsford.

Geology of Mississippi, Wailes. 

Sketch of geology of Mississippi,

Lieber. 

Tertiary of St. Domingo and

Vicksburg, Miss., Conrad.

1855. Geology of route near latitude

32° to the Pacific, Blake, W. P. 

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J. 

Cretaceous basin of Rio Bravo,

Schott. 

Reconnaissance of Tennessee,

Safford.

1856. Infusorial stratum in Florida,

Bailey, J. W.

Geology of route to the Pacific, 

Marcou, J.

Tertiary C ontinued. 

GULF REGION (Florida to Texas and to 

Kentucky) Continued.

1856. Geology of Choctaw Bluff,

Winchell, A.

Eocene of Jackson, Miss., Conrad.

Reconnaissance from the Mississippi, Marcou, J.

1857. Survey for railroad from St. 

Louis to Fulton, Ark., Barney.

Middle and southern Alabama, 

Winchell, A.

Report on Mississippi, Harper.

Geology of Tennessee, Currey.

Geology of lower Rio Bravo, 

Schott.

Agency of Gulf Stream in formation of Florida, Le Conte. 

. Fossils of Mexican boundary 

survey, Conrad.

1858. Report on Cretaceous and Tertiary of Alabama, Thornton.

Review of Harper's report on 

Mississippi, Am. Jour. Sci.

Report of chemical department 

of survey of Alabama, Mallet.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

First report on Alabama, 

Tuomey.

Second report on geology of 

Alabama, Tuomey.

1859. Sketch of Texas, Moore, F.

Eocene near Alligator, Fla., McCrady.

First report of survey of Texas, 

Shumard, B. F.

1860. Geology and agriculture of 

Mississippi, Hilgard.

Geologie pratique de la Louisiane, Thomassy.

Analyses of soils, Arkansas, 

Peter.

Survey of Fourche Cove, Arkansas, Lesley, J.

North American fossil plants, 

Lesquereux.

Botany and paleontology of 

survey of Arkansas, Lesquereux.

Reconnaissance of part of Arkansas, Cox, E. T.; Owen, 

D.D.

1861. Fossil fruits in lignites of Brandon, Vt.., Lesquereux.
'DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 935

Tertiary Continued. 

GULI? REGION (Florida to Texas and to 

Kentucky Continued.

1861. Physics and hydraulics of the 

Mississippi, Humphreys and 

Abbott.

1862. Florida reef, its origin, etc., 

Hunt, E. B.

1864. Cretaceous, etc., of western 

Tennessee, Safford.

1865. Origin, growth, substructure,

and chronology of Florida

reef, Hunt, E. B. 

Eocene lignite formation of

United States, Conrad. 

New Eocene fossils, Whitfield,

R.P. 

Eocene shells from Enterprise,

Miss., Conrad.

1866. Resources of Louisiana, Robinson, J. B.

Resources of Texas, Buckley.

Preliminary report of survey of 

Texas, Buckley.

Johnson County, 111., Engelniann.

Remarks on the new division of 

Eocene, by Conrad, Hilgard.

Randolph, St. Clair, Madison, 

and Hancock counties, 111., 

Worthen.

Drift of Western and Southern 

States, Hilgard.

Quaternary of Mississippi, Hilgard.

Introduction to paleontology, 

Illinois, Meek and Worthen.

Massac and part of Pope counties, 111., Engelmann.

Stratigraphy, Tertiary, coal 

measures, sub-Carboniferous, 

Devonian, Silurian, Illinois, 

Worthen.

1867. The State of Alabama, Haines. 

Miocene in Texas, Shumard,

B.F. 

Tertiary of North and South

Carolina, Conrad. 

Notes stir les frontieres entre

Mexique et les Etata-Unis,

Marcou, J. 

Tertiary of Mississippi and

Alabama, Hilgard. 

Rock salt of Petit Anse, Buck

and Goesmann.

Tertiary Continued. 

GULF REGION (Florida to Texas and to 

Kentucky Continued.

1868. Alexander,Union, Jackson, and 

Perry counties, 111., Wortheu 

and Eugelmann. 

Quaternary rock salt in Louisiana, Owen, D. D.

1869. Gegeuden jenseits des Mississippi-Flusses, Roessler. 

Geology of lower Louisiana

and rock salt, Hilgard. 

Reconnaissance of Louisiana,

Hilgard. 

The Mississippi Valley, Foster,

J.W. 

Report of survey of part of

Louisiana, Lockett. 

Geology of Tennessee, Saftbrd.

1870. Calhoun, Pike, Adams, Brown, 

Schuyler, and Fulton counties, 111., Worthen.

Age of Mississippi Delta, Hilgard.

Illinois, Bannister.

First report of geological sur: 

vey of Louisiana, Hopkins.

Hendersou, Warren, Mercer, 

Knox, Stark, and Woodford 

counties, 111., Greene, H. A.

1871. Southern drift, Gulf Tertiaries, 

Cretaceous in North Carolina, Perry, J. B.

Fossils of Vicksburg group in 

in Louisiana, Hilgard.

Geologic history of Gulf of 

Mexico, Hilgard.

Delta and mud lumps of Mississippi River, Hilgard.

Second report of survey of 

Louisiana, Hopkins, F. V; 

Lockett.

1872. Third geological report, Louisiana, Hopkins, F. V.

Third and fourth report on survey of Indiana, Cox.

Geology of the Southwest, Hilgard.

Lignite of Arkansas, Britton, 

J.B.

Plants of Cretaceous and Tertiary of Kansas and Nebraska, Lesquereux.

1873. Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock and 

Blake.
r936

CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Tertiary Continued. ' 

: GULF REGION (Florida to Texas and to 

Kentucky) Continued.

1873. Survey of Trinity River, Bird. 

Red River raft region, Collins,

H. C. 

Report on Louisiana, May and

June, 1869, Hilgard.

1874. Lignite from Louisiana, Hayes,

S.P. 

Eastern, northern, and middle

Texas, Burleson. 

Part of eastern Texas, Buckley. 

Lignitic formation and its

flora, Lesquereux. 

Resources of Tennessee, Killebrew.

1875. Gulf of Mexico in the Miocene, 

Gabb.

Resources of Texas, Buckley.

Tertiary of Atlantic Slope, Conrad.

Bayou Teche, Do Leon.

1876. Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils

of upper Missouri country,

Gabb. 

Maps of counties of Texas,

Roessler. 

Report on Arkansas River,

Abert, S. J. 

Review of fossil flora of North

America, Lesquereux. 

Tennessee, agriculture, mineral

wealth, etc., Killebrew. 

Second report of survey of

Texas, Buckley.

1877. General account of Kentucky, 

Shaler.

Report of progress, survey of 

Kentucky, Shaler.

Die Sauerseo in Hardin County, Tex., Roessler.

1878. Soils of Alabama, Stubbs.

Borings between the Mississippi and Lake Borgne, Hilgard and Hopkius.

Fourth report of survey of 

Louisiana, Lockett.

Outline of geology of Alabama, 

Smith, E. A.

1879. North American Mesozoic and 

Cenezoic, Miller, S. A.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Illinois,Worthen.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Missouri, Broadhead.

Tertiary C ontinued. 

GULF REGION (Florida to Texas and to 

Kentucky) Continued.

1879. Report of survey of Alabama 

for 1877-78, Smith, E. A.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Tennessee, Safford.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Louisiana, Hopkins.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Alabama, Gesner 

and Smith.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Kentucky, Procter.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Arkansas, 

Owen, R.

Loess of the Mississippi Valley, 

Hilgard.

Texas, Boll,

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Macfarlaue.

1880. Geological position of Texas

Cope. 

Claiborne group and its fossils,

Mell.

Report on Colorado Canyon district, Duttou.

1881. Alabama north of the Tennessee, McCalley.

Geology of Florida, Smith, 

E.A.

Later Tertiary of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard.

Geology of lower Louisiana 

and salt of Petite Anse, Hilgard.

Report on Warrior coal fields, 

Alabama, Smith, E. A.

Lower Eocene mollusca from 

Clarke County, Ala., Reilprin.

1882. Position of Eocene of Maryland, Heilpriu.

Mississippi Valley, between 

Cairo and Vicksburg, Suter.

Tertiary of the United States, 

Heilprin.

Loess of North America, Call.

Physio-geographic and agricultural features of Tennessee, Safford.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 937

Tertiary C ontinued. 

GULF REGION (Florida to Texas and to 

Kentucky) Continued.

1883. Survey from Atlanta to the 

Mississippi, Campbell and 

Ruffner.

Salines of Louisiana, Hilgard.

Tortugas and Florida reefs, 

Agassiz, A.

Post-Eocene of Atlantic Slope, 

Heilprin.

Nnmmulites in Florida, Heilprin.

1884. Physiographic and agricultural features of Louisiana, 

Hilgard.

Borings on Mississippi River, 

Hilgard and Hopkins.

Der mexikanischo Staat Sinaloa, Weidncr.

Rio Grande region about Laredo, Cope.

Fossils from Laredo, Tex., 

Heilprin.

Agricultural features of Arkansas, Longhridge.

Agricultural features of Texas, 

Loughridgo.

Soils and products of southwestern Louisiana, Rapley.

Tertiary of Eastern and Southern States, Heilprin.

Soil map of cotton States, Hilgard.

Cotton production of Alabama, 

Smith, E. A.

Cotton production in Florida, 

Smith, E. A.

Remarks on Gulf Tertiaries, 

Heilprin.

Contributions to Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

Physio-geographic and agricultural features of Mississippi, 

Hilgard.

Remarks on Florida Tertiary, 

Heilprin.

Tertiary of Eastern and Southern States, Heilprin.

1885. Classification of United States 

Tertiary, Meyer, Hilgard, 

Heilprin.

Meyer on southern old Tertiary, Smith; E. A.

Observations on Tertiary of 

Alabama., Aldrich.

Tertiary Continued. 

GULF REGION (Florida to Texas and to 

Kentucky) Continued.

1885. Old Tertiary of the Southwest, 

Hilgard.

Grouping of phosphate beds in 

Oligocene, Heilprin.

Shell from Manatee River, Fla., 

Heilpriu.

Loup Fork Miocene in Mexico, 

Cope.

Miocene in Florida, Dall.

Section of Cretaceous and Tertiary of Alabama, Smith, E. 

A.

Geology of Tampa region, Florida, Kerr.

Map of United States, McGee.

Tertiary phosphates in Alabama, Smith, E. A.

Phosphatic rocks of Florida, 

Smith, E. A.; Johnson, L. C.

Chemical analyses, survey of 

Kentucky, Peter and Peter.

Meyer and the southwestern 

Tertiary, Hilgard.

Age of species in southern old 

Tertiary, Meyer, 0.

1886. Fossils from Kentucky, Texas, 

and Florida, Heilprin.

The North Atlantic as a geological basin, Reade, T. M.

Observations in Florida, Heilpriu.

Variation of certain Tertiary 

fossils, Meyer.

The minerals and rocks of Arkansas, McCreath.

Tertiary fossils of Alabama and 

Mississippi, Aldrich.

Notes on Tertiary of Southern 

States, Heilpriu.

Meyer and the southwestern 

Tertiary, Hilgard.

Tertiary and Grand Gulf of 

Mississippi, Meyer, 0.

Introduction, Tertiary of Alabama, Smith, E. A.

West coast of Florida, Heilprin.

Tertiary of Alabama and Mississippi, Smith, E. A.

1887. Geology of Florida, Kost.

Map of the United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Equivalence of Tertiaries, Hilgard.
938 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BOLL. 127.

Tertiary Continued. 

GULF KKGION (Florida to Texas and to 

Kentucky) Continued.

1887. Condition of knowledge of 

Texas, Hill, E. T.

Carbonate iron ores of Mississippi, Brainerd.

Survey of Florida, Kost.

Notes on Florida, Dall.

Alttertiitrs von Mississippi und 

Alabama, Meyer, 0.

North American eastern Tertiary, Meyer, 0.

Well at San Augustine, Fla., 

Kennish.

West coast of Florida and 

Okeechobee wilderness, Heilprin.

Tuscaloosa, Tombigbee, and 

Alabama rivers, Smith and 

Johnson, McGee.

Iron ores, analyses, Eiggs.

Eeport by Shumard on Texas 

geology, Hill, E. T.

Structure of Florida, Johnson, 

L. C.

Eesources of Kentucky, Procter.

1888. Classification of post-Cretaceous, Heilprin.

White limestone in Gulf region, 

Johnson, L. C.

Fannal relations of Tertiary, 

Dall.

Notes on western Texas, Hill, 

R. T.

Iron region of northern Louisiana, Johnson, L. C.

Petite Anse salt deposits, Bolton, Pomeroy.

Nacogdoches oil field, Dumble.

Neozoic geology, Hill, E. T.

Oligocene, Johnson, L. C.; Hilgard, Aldrich.

West central Arkansas, Cornstock.

1889. Intermediate Pliocene fauna, 

Cope.

South central Texas, Jermy.

Eeport [southern Texas], Tait.

Jackson Purchase region, Kentucky, Loughridge.

Eeport eastern Texas, Penrose.

Grand Gulf formation, Johnson, L. C.

Tertiary Continued. 

GULF EEGION (Florida to Texas and to 

Kentucky) Continued.

1889. Oberturonen-Kreide, Hill, E.T.

Some Florida Miocene, Langdon.

Story of Colorado Eiver, Hill, 

E.T.

Eeport division of Cenozoic 

invertebrates, U. S. Geol. Survey, Dall.

Observations on southern Florida, Willcox.

Eeport Lower Mississippi division, U. S. Geol. Survey, 

Johnson, L. C.

Division of Mesozoic invertebrates, U. S. Geol. Survey, 

White, C. A.

1890. Tertiary fauna of Florida, Dall.

Topography of Florida, Shaler.

Orange sand formations, McGee.

Southern extension of Appomattox formation, McGeo.

Peculiarities in drainage, McGee.

Phosphates of Florida, Cox, 

Goldsmith, Ledoux, Wyatt.

Mon Louis Island, Mobile Bay, 

Langdon.

Southern drift of Georgia, Spencer, J. W.

Saliferous deposits as evidence 

of climatal conditions, Shaler.

Analysis of marble from Louisiana, Hillebrand.

Geographic features of Texas, 

Hill, E. T.

Permian of Texas, Cummins.

Pilot Knob, Tex., Hill, E. T. ;

Central Texas, Tarr.

Eeport on Gulf Tertiaries of 

Texas, Penrose, E. A. F.

Eeview of Texas geology, Durnble.

Macfarlane's Eailway Guide, 

Smith and Gesner, Hilgard, 

Johnson, McCutchen, Loughridge, Owen, D. D.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Crowley's Eidge, Arkansas, 

Call.

Cahaba coal field region, 

Squire, Smith, E. A.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 939

Tertiary Continued. 

GULF REGION (Florida to Texas and to 

Kentucky) Continued.

1890. Drift deposits of Illinois, 

Worthen.

1891. Age of orange sands, Salisbury.

Artesian wells of Memphis, Safforcl.

Tertiary of western Texas, Am. 

Nat.

Bauxite in Arkansas, Branner.

Silicified woods of eastern Arkansas, Call.

Report on northwestern Texas, 

Cummins.

Map of Kentucky, Procter.

Florida phosphate, Cox, Darton, Davidsou.

Floridite, Cox.

Report of State geologist of 

Texas. Dumblo.

Iron district of eastern Texas, 

Dumble, Herndon, Kennedy, 

Walker.

Record of well 'at Lake Worth, 

southern Florida, Barton.

Phosphates of America, Wyatt.

Age of Peace Creek beds, Florida, Dall.

Relation of Pleistocene to prePleistocene of Mississippi 

basin, Charnberlin and Salisbury.

Northward and eastward extension of pre-Pleistocene gravels in Mississippi basins, 

Salisbury.

Texas Permian, White, C. A.

Crowley's Ridge, Arkansas, 

Call, Branner, Salisbury.

Results of Texas survey, Dumble.

Mode of deposition of Lafayette formation, Hilgard.

Igneous rocks of Arkansas,

Williams, J. F. 

Elevation of America in Cenozoic periods, Dall.

Orange sand, Lagrange and

Appomattox, Hilgard. 

Variations in Cretaceous and

Tertiary of Alabama, Langdon. 

Eocene mollusca of Texas, Heilprin.

Tertiary Continued. 

GULF REGION (Florida to Texas and to

Kentucky) Continued. 

1891. Geology of the Southwest, Hill,

R. T.

Triassic plants from Mew Mexico, Knowlton.

Appomattox formation in the 

Mississippi embay in ent, 

McGee.

DAKOTA. NEBRASKA, KANSAS.

1821. Formation of western, part of

Mississippi Valley, James, E.

1823. Expedition from Pittsburg to

the Rocky Mountains, Long.

Map of country drained by the

Mississippi, James, E. 

1835. Report on elevated country between Missouri and Red 

rivers, Featherstonhaugh. 

1846. Geology of the upper Missouri,

Harris. 

1852. Map of bad lands, Nebraska,

Evans, J.

Survey of Iowa, Wisconsin, 

Minnesota, etc., Owen, D. D. 

1854. Map of Wisconsin, Iowa, and

Minnesota, Owen, D. D. 

1856. Geology of the upper Missouri,

Hay den.

Specimens from Mauvaiees 

Torres, Blake.

1858. Tertiary and Cretaceous of

the Northwest, Meek and

Hayden. 

Geology of Mauvaises Torres

of White River, Hayden. 

Fort Leavenworth to Bryans

Pass, Engelmann. 

Explanation of geologic map

and section of Missouri,

Swallow.

1859. Remarks on geology of Black

Hills, Meek and Hayden. 

Explanation of map of Nebraska and Kansas, Hayden.

1860. Notes on Nebraska and Utah,

Hayden.

Notes on Kansas and Nebraska, 

Marcou, J.

1861. Reply to Newberry on age of 

Nebraska leaves, Herr.

1862. Period of elevation of ranges 

near sources of the Missouri, 

Hayden.
940 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Tertiary Continued. 

DAKOTA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS Cont'd.

1862. Lower Silurian, Jurassic, Cretaceous, and Tertiary fossils 

from Nebraska, Meek and 

Hay den.

1863. Geology, etc., of the Upper 

Mississippi, Hayden, H.

1866. Map of Canada and part of 

United States, Logan and 

Hall.

Eastern Kansas and geology of 

Kansas, Swallow.

Report in geological survey report, Kansas, Hawn.

First report on geology of Kansas, Mudge.

1867. First annual report of surveys 

of Nebraska, Hayden.

Cretaceous of the West, the 

Dakota group, Hayden.

Section in eastern Kansas,

Swallow.

1869. Lignite beds of the upper Missouri, etc., Hayden.

Tertiary of Dakota and Nebraska, Hayden.

Remarks on Missouri Valley, 

Hayden.

Cretaceous and Tertiary plants 

from Yellowstone, Newberry.

1871. Observations in Dakota, Froebel.

1872. Report of survey of Nebraska, 

etc., Hayden.

Tertiary flora of North America, Lesquereux.

Ancient lakes of America, Newberry.

Plants of Cretaceous and Tertiary of Kansas and Nebraska, Lesquereux.

Geology of the Missouri Valley, 

Hayden.

1873. Lignite formation and flora, 

Lesquereux.

1874. Cretaceous flora of Western

Territories, Lesquereux. 

Metainorphism due to burning

of lignite, Alien, J. A. 

Notes on geology along Union

Pacific Railroad, Kneeland. 

Lignites and plant beds of

western America, Newberry.

1875. Pliocene of western Kansas, 

Mudge.

Tertiary Continued. 

DAKOTA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS Cout'd.

1875. Geology of Kansas, Mudge.

Explorations in Nebraska and

Dakota, Hayden. 

Paleontology of reconnaissance

of the Black Hills, Gr inn ell. 

Reconnaissance in Black Hills,

Winchell, N. H. 

Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H.

1876. Later extinct floras of North

America, Newberry. 

Tertiary and Cretaceous peririods of Kansas, Mudge. 

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils

of upper Missouri country,

Gabb. 

Expedition from Santa Fo to

the Colorado, Newberry.

1877. Tertiary and Cretaceous periods of Kansas, Mudge. 

Catalogue of fossils from fresh 

and brackish water deposits 

of the West, White, C. A. 

 1878. Geology of Kansas, Mudge.

Hot Bluffs im nordlichen Nebraska, Rachel.

1879. North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

1880. Geology of the Black Hills, 

Newton, H.

Physical geography and geology of Nebraska, Aughey.

Mineral resources of the Black 

Hills, Jeuney.

1881. Loup Fork group of Kansas, 

Sternberg.

1883. Age of Laramie of Dakota,

Cope.

Green River group in Montana 

and Dakota, White, C. A.

1884. White River beds near Sully 

Springs, Dakota, Cope.

1885. Age of Kansas, Smyth, B. B. 

Map of United States, McGee. 

Geology of Norton County,

Kans., Hay, R. 

Tertiary in Harper County,

Kans., Cragin. 

Operations in upper Missouri

region, Hay den.

1886. Volcanic dust in southwestern 

Nebraska, Merrill, G. P.

1887. Southwestern Kansas, St. John.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.

Tertiary Continued. 

DAKOTA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS Cont'd.

1887. Map of United States, Hitch- 

'» cock, C. H.

1888. History of geologic work in 

Kansas, Hay and Thompson.

Report on geology of Kansas, 

Hay, E.

Tertiary quartzite of Nebraska, 

Hicks.

Coal, Ashbnrner.

1889. Geology of Kansas, lecture,

Hay, R. 

Nickel ore, Logan County,

Kans., Snow. 

Soils of Nebraska, Hicks. 

Green quartzite, Tocld.

1890. Eastern Kansas, Call.

.Kansas salt mines, Hay, E. 

Southeastern Kansas, Hay, R. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

St. John, Tocld.

1891. Central Nebraska, Russell, F.

W.

Flat Creek bad lands [Ne- 

. braska], Kingsley. 

An old lake bottom [Nebraska],

Hicks. 

Leaf-bearing terrane in Loup

Fork, in the " Public Lands,"

Cragin. 

Cheyenne sandstone and Neocomian, Cragin. 

New fishes from South Dakota,

Cope.

Reconnaissance in Indian Territory, Hill, R. T. 

Geology of the Southwest, Hill,

R. T. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN-GREAT BASIN RKGION.

1843. Exploration from the Missouri 

to the Rocky Mountains, Freinont.

1852. Geology and paleontology, valley of Salt Lake, Hall, J.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Section gdologique des Montagnes rocheuseSj Marcou, J.

1855. Report on exploration between 

latitudes 38° and 41° for route 

to the Pacific, Schiel. 

Ueber die Geologie vou NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

Tertiary Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN-GREAT BASIN REGION C outin ued.

1857. Country along Mexican boundary from the Pacific to the 

Colorado, Emory.

Geology of lower Colorado region, Schott.

United States and Mexican 

boundary survey, Emory, 

Parry, Hall, J.

1858. Map and section of country on

Missouri River, Hayden. 

Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

1859. Geology from Fort Bridger to 

Carup Floyd, Utah, Engelmann.

1860. Deposits of bad lands of the

Judith, Hayden. 

Notes on Nebraska and Utah,

Hayden. 

Lesquereux on Tertiary and

Cretaceous floras, Newberry.

1861. Report on Colorado River, 

NeAvberry.

Discoveries by Captain Simpson across the continent, 

Meek and Euglemann.

Geology of headwaters of the 

Missouri, Haydeu.

1865. Eocene lignite formation of 

United States, Conrad.

1866. Albertite from Colorado, Denton.

Some mining districts of Arizona, Silliniau.

Second annualreport of survey, 

Wyoming, Hayden.

1867. Remarks on country about 

sources of the Missouri, Meek 

and Hayden.

1868. Tertiary of Green River, Colo., 

Scudder.

Description of new uuio, etc., 

Conrad.

Formations along eastern margin of Rocky Mountains, 

Hayden.

1869. Notes on Wyoming and Colorado, Haydeu.

Geologic notes on Yellowstone 

region, Hines, C. M.

Report of survey of Colorado 

and New Mexico, Hayden.
942 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP [BULL. 127.

Tertiary Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN-GREAT BASIN REGION Continued.

1869. Exploration of Yellowstone and 

Missouri rivers, Hayden.

1870. Sun pictures of Rocky Mountain scenery, Hayden, F. V.

Green River coal basin, King, C.

Fossils from Utah, Meek.

Mauvaises Terres formation in 

Colorado, Marsh, 0. C.

Fossils collected by King survey, Meek.

1871. Report of San Juan division, 

survey of Colorado, Endlich.

Eastern Uinta Mountains, 

Marsh.

Sections of Bear River group, 

Wyoming, Hayden.

Preliminary report on Wyoming, etc., Hayden.

Eocene of Utah, Conrad.

Notes on Wyoming and Colorado, Hayden.

1872. Resources of western Kansas. 

and eastern Colorado, Elliott, 

R.S.

Map of Montana and Wyoming, Hayden and Peale.

Profiles and sections to accompany final report of survey 

of Territories, Hayden.

Age of coal of Wyoming, Cope.

Geysers of Yellowstone and 

Firehole rivers, Hayden.

Paleqntologic report, Wyoming, 

Meek.

New fossil mammalia from 

Wyoming, Leidy.

Report on mineral rocks, etc., 

Peale.

Age of coal series of Bitter 

Creek, Wyo., Cope.

Tertiary coal of the West, 

Hodge, J. T.

General report on Montana and 

adjacent Territories, Hayden.

Report on survey of Territories, 

Hayden.

Dinosaurs in transition beds, 

Cope.

1873. Report of Snake River division,

Bradley, F. H.

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

Tertiary Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN-GREAT BASIN REGION Continued.

1873. Sixth report on survey of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and 

Utah, Hayden.

Explorations of 1872 under F. 

V. Hayden, Snake River region, Bradley. F. H.

Structure of country north of 

Colorado Canyon, Powell, 

J.W.

Explorations in Uinta Moun-

. tains, Utah, Jones, W. A.

Extinct mammals from Wyoming, Leidy.

Reconnaissance along Union 

Pacific Railroad, Bannister.

Paleontologic report, Montana, 

Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah, 

Meek.

Extinct Vertebrata of Eocene 

of Wyoming, Cope.

Report, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah, Peale.

Extinct vertebrate fauna of 

of Western Territories,Leidy.

Geology of western Wyoming, 

Comstock.

Age of certain beds in Wyoming, Lesquereux.

Tertiary coal of Canyon City, 

Colo., Clark, R. N.

1874. Wheeler's Expedition nach Neu 

Mexiko uncl Arizona, Loew.

Report on Middle Park, Colo., 

Marvine.

Formation of lignite of Rocky 

Mountain region,Lesquereux.

Report on vertebrate paleontology, Colorado, Cope.

Eocene and Pliocene of New 

Mexico, Cope.

Lignitic formation and its fl?»ra, 

Lesquereux.

Age of lignite of Rocky Mountains, Lesquereux.

Age of lignite group, Hayden.

Gold Hill mining region, Marvine.

Vertebrata of Cretaceous of the 

West, Cope.

Stratigraphy of Pliocene of 

northern Colorado, Cope.

Lignite flora of the far West, 

Newberry.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 343

Tertiary Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN-GREAT BASIN REGION Continued.

1874. Exploration of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

Age of western lignite, Stevenson.

Report of survey of Colorado 

1873, Hay den.

Report on South Park district, 

Colorado, Poale.

Santa Fe marls, Cope.

Eocene and Pliocene lacustrine 

formations, Cope.

Report on San Luis division, 

Colorado, Endlich.

1875. Classification and distribution 

of Cretaceous, Cope.

Report on northwestern New 

Mexico, Cope.

Geology of New Mexico, Cope.

Surface features of front range 

of Rocky Mountains, Hayden.

Ancient lake basins of the 

Rocky Mountain region, 

Marsh.

Survey of New Mexico for 1874, 

Cope.

Report on Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico, Howell, E. E.

Northwestern Wyoming, Cornstock, T. B.

Report on portions of New Mexico and Arizona surveyed in 

1873, Gilbert, G. K.

Geology of portions of Colorado surveyed in 1873, Stevenson.

Exploration of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

Fossils west of Greeley and Evans, etc., Colorado, Meek.

1876. Maps of parts of California, 

Nevada, Arizona, Utah, New 

Mexico, and Colorado, Gilbert, Marvino and Howell.

Paleontology of Great Basin, 

exploration by S i in p » o n, 

Meek.

Superficial deposits of Nebraska, Aughey.

Notes on lignite group of eastern Colorado, etc., Hayden.

Tertiary Continu ed. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN-GREAT BASIN REGION Continued.

1876. Review of fossil flora of North 

America, Lesquereux.

Tertiary flora'and age of North 

American lignite, Lesquereux.

Notes on Uiuta and Wasatch 

ranges, King, C.

Paleontology of Plateau province, White, C. A.

New Tertiary lake basin, Grinuell and Dana, E. S.

Geology between Leavenworfch 

and the Sierra Nevada, Engclmann.

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils 

of upper Missouri, Meek.

Report of surveys for 1874, 

Hayden.

Report of middle division of 

survey of Colorado, Peale.

Section between headwaters of 

Missouri and Yellowstono, 

Hayden.

Age of vertebrate fauna of 

Eocene of New Mexico, Cope.

Relations of lignitie group of 

the West, Stevenson.

Expedition from Santa Fe to 

the Colorado, Newberry.

Uinta Mountains, Powell, J. W. 

J. W.

Cretaceous fossils from San 

Juan expedition, Meek.

Microscopic petrography survey fortieth parallel, Zirkel.

New plants from lignite formations, Lesquereux.

1877. Lava fields of southern Utah,

Dutton. 

Geology of Judith River region,

Montana, Cope. 

Results of surveys for 1875,

Hayden. 

Age of Rocky Mountains in

Colorado, Peale, Stevenson. 

Report of southeast division,

survey of Colorado, Eudlich. 

Descriptive geology, fortieth

parallel survey, Hague and

Emrnons. 

Field work in Tetoii region, St.

John.
944 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Tertiary Continued.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN-GREAT BASIN REGION C ontintied.

1877. Work in Henry Mountains and 

on Lake Bonneville, Gilbert 

O.K.

Report on San Juan region, Colorado, Holmes,-W. H.

Explorations between James 

Bay, Lakes Superior and Huron, Bell.

Artesian borings in Wyoming, 

Hay den.

Preliminary report of survey of 

Territories, Hay den.

Extinct Vertebrata from New 

Mexico, Cope.

Paleontologic characters of 

Cenozoic and Mesozoic in 

Green River district, White, 

C.A.

Peculiar type of eruptive mountains in Colorado, Peale.

1878. Remarks on Laramie group, 

White, C. A.

Grand River district, Colorado, 

Peale.

Report on White Kiver district, 

Colorado, Endlich.

Systematic geology of fortieth 

parallel survey, King, C.

Tertiary flora of Western Territories, by Lesquereux,Cope.

Results of surveys in Colorado 

in 1876, Hayden.

Striking products of erosion in 

Colorado, Endlich.

Preliminary report of survey 

of Territories, 1878, Hayden.

Eruptive rocks of Colorado, 

Endlich.

Wasatch group, Hayden.

Lignite formations of North 

America, Lesquereux, Hayden.

Portion of northwestern Colorado, White, C.A.

1879. The survey of the fortieth parallel, .Newberry.

Review of Hayden's atlas of 

Colorado, and sketch of geology of Northwest, Morgan, A.

Fossil forests in volcanic Tertiary of Yellowstone Park, 

Holmes, W. H.

Tertiary Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN-GREAT BASIN REGION Continued. 

1879. Fox Hills group, Stevenson.

Age of Laramie group, Bannister.

Report of operations in Colorado and New Mexico, Stevenson.

Ozocerite, Newberry.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Colorado, Hayden, Davis, W. M.

Laramie of western Wyoming 

region, Peale.

Fortieth parallel survey, systematic geology, by King, 

Pumpelly.

Laramie group east of Spanish 

ranges, Stevenson.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Utah, etc., Davis, 

W. M.; Hague, A.

Hurnboldt Pocahontas vein, 

Rosita, Colo., Clark, R. N.

Sweetwater district, Eudlich.

Geology of Green River district, Peale.

Geology of Galisteo Creek, N. 

Mex., Stevenson.

Progress of survey of Wyoming 

and Idaho, Hayden.

Relations of horizons of extinct 

vetebrata, Cope.

Report on paleontology, survey 

of Wyoming and Idaho, 

White, C. A.

' 1880. Reconnaissance in San Francisco, Eureka, and Bodie districts, Becker, G. F.

High plateaus of Utah, Dutton, 

Powell.

Manti beds of Utah, Cope.

The great West, Hayden, F. V. 

1881. Artesian wells in Colorado, 

Berthoud.

Deer Creek coal fields, Arizona, 

Devereux, Walcott.

Laramio of southern New Mexico, Stevenson.

Memoir on Loxolophodon and 

Uiutatheriurn, Osborn.

Turquoise of New Mexico, Silliman, B., jr.

Examinations iu Colorado and 

New Mexico, Stevenson.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 945

Tertiary Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN-GREAT BASIN REGION Continued.

1881. Atlas of Colorado, Hayden.

Age of silver reef sandstone,

Utah, Maynard, Rolker. 

Bridger beds of Wyoming, 

McMasters.

1882. Minerals from Table Mountain, 

Golden, Colo.,Cross and Hillebraud.

Certain Tertiary of the Great 

Basin, Cope.

Facts in Montana, Idaho, Utah, 

and Colorado, Newberry.

Excavation of Grand Canyon, 

Dutton.

Cretaceous and Tertiary flora 

of the West, Lesquereux.

Tertiary of central region,Cope.

Tertiary history of Grand Canyon district, Dutton.

Tertiary basin of Colorado, 

Scudder.

Southern New Mexico, Silliinan.

Physical geology of Grand 

Canyon district, Dutton.

Tertiary flora as related to Tertiary minerals of the West, 

Lesquereux.

Tufa from Florissant, Colo., 

Wadsworth.

Report of United States Geological Survey, Powell, J. W.

Work in Rocky Mountain district, Haydeu.

Reeroded channel way, Stevenson.

1883. Review of noninarine fossil 

Mollusca of North America, 

White, C. A.

San Juan region, Colorado, 

Comstock.

Progress of geology, 1882, 

Hunt, T. S.

Cretaceous and Tertiary floras 

of the West, Lesquereux.

Commingling of faunas in Laramie group, White, C. A.

Tufa from Florissant, Wadsworth.

Green River group in Montana

and Dakota, White, C. A. 

Bull. 127 60

Tertiary Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN-GREAT BASIN REGION Continued.

1883. Exploration of fortieth parallel, 

Wadsworth.

Burning of lignite in situ, 

White, C. A.

General statements, survey of 

Wyoming and Idaho, Hayden.

Report on Wind River district, 

St. John.

Fauna and extent of Laramie 

group, White, C. A.

Report on Cretaceous and Tertiary, Ward, L. F. 

Fossils of the Lararuio group, 

White, C. A.

Silicified stumps of Colorado, 

Warder.

Tertiary hasin at Florissant, 

Colo., Scudder.

Tertiary Mollusca from Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming, 

White, C. A.

Coal measures of Gunnison 

County, Colo., Hallowell.

Geology of Yellowstone Park, 

Holmes, W. IH

Ore deposits of Summit district, 

Colorado, Hills.

1884. Loup Fork beds, in New Mexico,

Cope. 

Loup Fork beds in Gila River,

Cope. 

Vertobrata of Tertiary of the

West, Cope.

Idaho Pliocene lake, Cope. 

Geology of the Rocky Mountain

district, Emmons, S. F. 

Data concerning Denver wells,

Chisholm.

Report from Carroll to Yellowstone Park, Dana and Griunell. 

Artesian wells of Denver,

Cross.

1885. Relations of Puerco and Laramie deposits, Cope.

Marsh on the Dinocerata, Science.

Dinocerata, Marsh, 0. C.

Contributions to mineralogy of 

Rocky Mountains, Cross and 

Hillebrand.
946 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Tertiary Continued. 

 ROCKY MOUNTAIN-GREAT BASIN REGION Continued.

1885. Geologic sketch of . Rocky 

Mountain division, Emmons, 

S. F.

Volcanoes and lavas of New 

Mexico, Button.

Cope's Tertiary vertebrata, Science.

Geologic Map of United States, 

McGee.

1886. Dinocerata, Marsh.

Geology of the Laramie of 

Montana coal fields, Lindgren. 

Turquoise from New Mexico,

Clark -and Diller. 

Lacustrine deposits of Montana,

Peale. 

Pliocene sands, Merrill, G. P.;

Peale.

Studies in Montana, Haydeii. 

. ' 1887. Volcanic dusts, analyses, Whitfield, j: E.

Petrified forest of Arizona, 

Dickiuson.

Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

1888. Coal field of Crested Butte, 

Lakes.

Coals of Colorado, Newberry.

Fossil plants from Golden, Lesquereux.

Geology of Colorado ore deposits, Lakes.

Mountain upthrusts, White, 

C. A.

Oil fields of Fremont County, 

Colo., Ihlseng.

Red Mountain district, Ouray 

County, Colo., Kedzie.

San Juan region, Ihlseng.

Upper Eocene lacustrine formations, Scott, W. B.

Vertebrate fauna of the Puerco 

epoch, Cope.

Black Hills region, Carpenter, 

Crosby.

Sonora earthquake, Goodfellow.

Valley of Mexico, Chism. 

 Relations of Laramie, White, 

C. A.

Geologic history of Yellowstone 

Park, Hague, A.

Tertiary Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN-GKKAT BASIN REGION Continued.

1889. Baja California, Lindgren.

Iron Butte, Montana, Calvin.

Brontops robustus, Marsh.

Stratigraphy in Denver basin, 

Eldridgo.

Report, division of Paleobotany, U. S. Geol. Survey, 

Ward, L. F.

Black Hills region, Carpenter.

Report Rocky Mountain s d i vision, U. S. Geol. Survey, Emmons, S. F.

Age of Denver formation, Cope.

Denver formation, Cross.

Relations in Denver region, 

Eldridge.

Diuosauria of the Denver beds, 

Cannon.

Eruptions of Spanish peaks 

region, Hills.

Field for original work in Rocky 

Mountains, Hills.

Huerfano River basin, Hills.

Northwestern coal region, 

Hewett.

1890. Custer County, Colo., Charlton.

Laramie group, Newberry, 

Stevenson, Ward, L. F.

Displacements in Grand Canyon, Walcott.

Drainage systems of New Mexico, Tarr.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Bailey, G. E.; Broadhead, 

Davis, Emmons, Gilbert, 

Hague, Procter, Pumpelly, 

Scott, Willis.

Distribution of fossil plants, 

Ward,'L. F.

Uinta formation, Scott, W. B.

Skull of Ceratopsidse, Marsh.

Report of geologist of Wyoming, Ricketts.

Eastern Colorado, Cannon.

Spanish Peaks region, Colorado, Hills.

Huerfano beds, Hills.

Structural features near Denver, Colo., Eldridge.

Movements of Rocky Mountains, Emmons, S. F.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 947

Tertiary Continued. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN-GREAT BASIN REGION Continued.

1891. Geologic horizons as determined by vertebrate fossils, 

Marsh.

Asphaltum of Utah and Colorado, Stone.

Coal fields of Montana, Weed. 

Features of Rocky Mountains,

Hills.

Perry Park, Colo., Cannon. 

Rosita Hills, Colo., Cross. 

Nampa image, Wright, G. F.

PACIFIC STATES. 

1837. On guano deposits, Edwards.

1848. Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C.

1849. Notes on the California gold

region, Lyman, C. S. 

United States exploring expedition, Dana, J. D.

1851. Pluton geysers of California, 

Shepherd, F.

Report on minerals from California, Frazer, J. F.

Geology and resources of California, Tyson, P. T. 

1852. Quaternary in California, 

Blake, J.

1853. Geology of the Sierra Nevada,

Trask.

Geologic map of United 

States, etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Preliminary report of survey in 

California, Blake, W. P.

Notes on gold region of California, Blake, W. P.

Localities of fossil diatoms, 

Bailey, J. W.

Geology of coast mountains and 

part of Sierra Nevada, Trask.

Exploration between thirtyeighth and forty-first parallel 

in 1853-54, Schiel.

1855. Account of volcanic springs in 

southern California,LeConte.

Fossil shells from California, 

Conrad.

Gisement do 1'or en Californie, 

Marcou, J.

Remarks on fossils from California, Blake, W. P.-

Extent of gold region, Blake, 

W. P.

Tertiary C ontinued. 

PACIFIC STATES Continued.

1855. Geology of coast mountains, 

etc., California, Trask.

Coast of California from Bodega 

Bay to San Diego, Blake, 

W. P.

Geology of route to Pacific 

Ocean in California and Oregon, Newberry.

1856. Sandstone formation of San 

Francisco, Blake, W. P.

Report upon route to the Pacific 

in California, Blake, W. P.

Report on northern and southern California, Trask.

Infusoria in Tertiary in Montorey, Cal., Blake, W. P.

Remarks on geology of California, Blake, W. P.

Review of part of geologic map 

of the United States by Marcou, Blake, W. P.

1857. Fossil beds in San Luis Obispo 

County, Cal., Antisell.

Report upon routes to the Pacific in California and to the 

Rio Grande, Antisell.

Paleontology of survey for 

route to the Pacific in California, Conrad.

Geology and paleontology of 

Mexican boundary survey, 

Hall, J.

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils 

of Mexican boundary survey, 

Conrad.

Reconnaissance to mouth of 

Gila River, Parry, C. C.

Fossils from Tertiary of Chico 

Creek. Cal., Trask.

1858. Geology and geography of 

North America, Rogers, 

H. D.

Parallelism between auriferous 

drift of Appalachians a n d 

California, Blake, W. P. 

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

1859. Boden-Verhiiltnisse der californischen Gold-Distrikte, Burkart.
948 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Tertiary Continued. 

PACIFIC STATES Continued. 

1861. Phosphoric acid in igneous

rocks, Schiel. 

Report on Colorado River,

Newberry.

Coal mines of Monte Diablo, 

Cal., Renard.

1863. Fossil plants collected on northwest boundary, Newberry.

1864. Fossiliferous rocks of California, Whitney, J. D. 

Geology and mines of Waslioe region, Nevada, Blake, 

W. P.

1865. Change of level in Green Mountains, Scott, W. K.

Older Eocene shells of Oregon, 

Conrad.

Geology of California, field 

work, 1860-1865, Whitney, 

J. D. 

La Californie, Friguet.

Petroleum in California, Sillinian.

Deep placers of Nevada County, 

Cal., Silliman.

1866. Constitution gdologique et 

miniere de la Californie, 

Friguet.

Whitney's geology of California, Brewer.

Miocene and Cretaceous at 

Santa Barbara, Cal., Jackson, C.T.

Faune primordiale dans le pays 

de Galles et la ge"ologie californique, Mar con, J.

Conrad's criticisms on paleontology of California, Gabb.

1867. Gabb on Cretaceous of California, Conrad. 

'Oil region in Tulare Valley,

Blake, W. P.

Brown coal of Washington and 

Oregon, Blake, W. P.

1868. Gold with cinnabar in second^ 

ary or Tertiary rocks, Blake, 

W.P.

Mastodon in gold placers of 

California, Silliman.

Silurian in Nevada, Whitney, 

J.D.

Miscellaneous notes, California, Blake, W, P.

Tertiary Continued. 

PACIFIC STATES Continued.

1868. Mittheilungen von der WestKiiste Nord-Amerikas, Richthofen.

The Yosemite book, Whitney, 

J.D.

Principles of the natural system of volcanic rocks, Richthofen.

1869. Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils

of California, Gabb. 

Chemical geology of gold fields 

of California, Phillips.

1870. Tooth from Table Mountain, 

Blake, W. P.

Mixture of Cretaceous and 

Eocene fossils, Conrad.

Geology on great Pacific Railroad, Meek.

Goldlagerstatteu Californiens, 

Burkart.

Flora and fauna of Miocene of 

Oregon and Idaho, Newberry.

1871. Formation of deposits of dia-

 torns, Edwards.

Infusorial deposits, Edwards. 

" Forest in Tertiary of California, Marsh.

Infusorial earths, Edwards.

Ancient lakes of western America, Newberry.

1872. Fish beds of Osino, Nov., Cope.

1873. Extinct vertebrate fauna of

Western Territories, Leidy.

Tertiary coal of Osino, Nev.,

Cope.

Distribution of mining districts, Raymond.

Geologic map of United States, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock 

and Blake.

Coast surface geology, Bowman.

1874. Lignitic formation and its 

flora, Lesquereux.

Lignites and plant beds of western America, Newberry.

Origin of fissures and their contents, Brown, A. J.

Blue gravel of California, Goldsmith, E.

Serpentine of Coast and Cas-

- cade ranges, Newberry. 

Researches in Arizona and 

Nevada, Gilbert, G. K.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 949

Tertiary Continued. 

PACIFIC STATES Continued.

1874. Report of State geologist of

Oregon, Condon. 

Great lava flood of the West, and 

structure of Cascade Mountains, Le Conte.

1875. California during the Pliocene, 

Cooper, J. G.

California in the Miocene, 

Cooper, J. G.

Report on portions of Nevada, 

Utah, California, and Arizona, Gilbert, G. K. -

Great lava flood of the Northwest, Le Conte.

Note on Tertiary of California, 

Cooper, J. C.

Geology of Sierra Nevada in 

relation to vein mining, Bowman.

Puebla range, Blake, J.

Eocene epoch iu Californi , 

Cooper, J. C.

Observations in southeastern 

California, Marcou, J.

Abrasion of shores of north western America, Davidson, G.

Auriferous gravels of California, Davidson, G.

California coal, Cooper, J. G.

1876. Reports on portions of southern 

California, Marcou, J.

Horizontal crushing in coast 

ranges of California, Le 

Conte.

Wheeler's Expedition durch das 

sudliche Californien, Loew.

Causes of cold of ice period, 

Newberry.

Itacolumite from Mariposa 

County, Cal., Blake, W. P.

Relations of lignitic group of 

the West, Stevenson.

Report on southeastern California region, Loew.

1877. Coal mines of western coast of 

United States, Goodyear.

Part of western Nevada and 

eastern California, Conkling.

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

Asphalt bed near Los Angeles, 

Cal., Den ton.

Ancient river channel of California, Jacobs, H. S.

Tertiary Continued. 

PACIFIC STATES Continued.

1878. Tertiiire cypresseuartiger Holzer in Californien, Conweutz.

Report ou portions of Nevada 

and California, Conkling.

Structure and origin of mountains, Le Conte.

1879. Hydraulic mining in California, 

Bowio, A. J.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Eruptions along Cascade Mountains, Couclon.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, California, 

Cooper,!. C.-

Amyzou Tertiary beds, Cope.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad Guide, Oregon, etc., Condon.

1880. Corrections for geologic map of 

Oregon, Cope.

Auriferous gravels of Sierra 

Nevada, Whitney, J. D.

Field notes on auriferous gravels, Goodyear.

Report of work in Eureka district, Hague, A.

Old river beds of California, 

Le Conte.

1881. Pliocene beds of southern Oregon, Sternberg.

Miocene of John Day River, 

Oreg., Sternberg.

1882. Tertiary flora as related to Tertiary animals of the West, 

Lesquereux.

Ammonites in Tejon group of 

California, Dana, J. D.

Vein formation in progress at 

Sulphur Bank, Cal., Le Conte 

and Rising.

Geology of Comstock lode and 

Washoe district, Becker.

1883. Volcanoes of northern California to Washington, Hague 

and Iddings.

Ueber die Geologie Californiens, Marcou, J.

Decay of rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Pliocene in Snake River valley, 

Cope.

Note sur la ge"ologie de la Califoruiu, Marcou, J.
950 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Tertiary C ontinued. 

PACIFIC STATES Continued.

1883. Cretaceous Tertiary flora of the

West, Lesquereux. 

Age of Tejon, and ammonites in 

Tertiary of California, Heilprin.

Ammonites in Tertiary, California, Heilprin.

1884. The fortieth parallel rocks, 

Wads worth.

Physical and agricultural features of California, Hilgard.

United States Geological Survey work in California, 

Becker.

Field work in Cascade range, 

Diller.

Eemains of a prehistoric tree, 

Nye.

Contributions to Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

Climate changes of late geologic times, Whitney, J. D.

1885. Graviers auriferes de la Sierra 

Nevada, Fuchs.

Eeport division of the Pacific, 

Becker.

Notes on stratigraphy of California, Becker.

Hague and Iddings on Comstock lode, Raymond, E. W.

Mesozoic and Cenozoic of California, White, C. A.

Geologic sketch of Pacific division, Becker.

Eelative ages of American and 

English Neozoic, Marcou, J.

Igneous rocks of Washoe, Nev., 

Hague and Iddings.

Map of United States, McGee.

1886. Post-Tertiary elevation of Sierra Nevada, Le Cdnte. 

Coalfields of Washington, Willis.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Silver mines of Calico, Lindgren.

Flora of islands and coast regions, Le Conte.

Submerged trees of Columbia 

Eiver, Dutton.

Eeport of mineralogist of California, Irelau.

Tertiary C ontinued. 

PACIFIC STATES Continued.

1888. Eeport California division, 

Becker.

Counties of California, Goodyear.

Building stones of California, 

Jackson, A. W.

Natural gas, California; Weber.

Puget group, White, C. A.

Transcontinental railways, 

Lang.

Eeport volcanic geology, Dutton.

Ventura County, Cal., Bowers.

Nomenclature of Cenozoic, Le 

Coiite.

Quicksilver deposits, Becker.

Catalogue of fossils, Cooper.

1889. Origin of normal faults, Le 

Conte.

Intermediate Pliocene fauna, 

Cope.

Silicified wood, Friedrich.

Eeport division of volcanic 

geology, United States Geological Survey, Dutton.

Auriferous gravels of Califor- 

,nia, Hammoud.

Lassen Peak district, Diller.

San Diego County, Cal., Goodyear.

Santa Cruz Island, Goodyear.

Santa Clara County, Cal., 

Weber.

San Nicolas Island, Bower.

1890. Paleontology of Northwest 

coast, Dall.

Protozootites, Friedrich.

Macfarlane's Eailway Guide, 

Condon, Cooper, Hastings, 

Turner.

Warren;s Geography, Brewer.

Geology of quicksilver deposits, Becker.

Islands of South Barbara channel, Yates.

Mother Lodge region, California, Fairbanks.

Ventura and Orange counties, 

Cal., Bowers.

Nevada and Placer counties, 

Cal., Hobson,

Lassen and Los Angeles counties, Cal., Preston.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 951

Tertiary Continued. 

PACIFIC STATES Continued. 

1891. Tnolurane Table Mountain,

Becker.

Infusorial earths, Edwards. 

Tertiary and post-Tertiary 

changes of Pacific Coast, Le 

Conte.

Colorado desert, Orcutt. 

Asphaltum, Ventura County,

Cal., Hilgard. 

Chemistry of Mount Diablo

rocks, Melville. 

Mohawk lake beds, Turner. 

Geology of Mount Diablo, California, Turner. 

CANADA. 

1845. Peel River, North America, Isbester.

1848. Statistics of coal,Taylor, R. C. 

1855. Geology of Hudson Bay Territory and portions of the Arctic regions, Isbester.

1857. Tertiary of Canada and its fossils, Billings.

1858. Coal in Canada, Dawson, J. W.

1859. Exploration of country between Lake Superior and 

Red River Colony, Dawson, 

S.J.

First report on Palliser expedition, Hector.

Report of Assiniboine and Saskatchewan expedition, Hind.

Plants from Vancouver and 

Bellingham Bay, Herr.

Fossil plants of recent formations, Lesquereux.

1860. Southeast Vancouver Island, 

Bauerman.

1861. Country between Lake Superior and the Pacific, Hector.

1863. Report of exploration in British

America, Hector. 

Fossil plants collected on northwest boundary, Newberry.

1865. Fossile Pflanzen von Vancouver, Herr.

1869. Geology of Mackenzie Valley, 

Meek.

1874. Observations in Northwest Territory, Selwyn.

Lignite Tertiary, forty-ninth 

parallel, Dawson, G. M.

Tertiary Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1874. Country between the Red River 

and the Saskatchewan and 

Lake Superior, Bell, R.

Geology -of Canadian Pacific 

Railway, Marcou, J.

Lignites and plant beds of western America, Newberry.

Age of lignite of Rocky Mountains, Lesquereux.

1875. Region along forty-ninth parallel to Rocky Mountains, 

Dawson, G. M.

Lignite formation of the West, 

Dawson, G. M.

Address to Natural Historical 

Society of Montreal, geologic 

history, Dawson, J. W.

1876. Outline of geology of Canada, 

Chapman.

Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils 

of upper Missouri country, 

Gabb.

Economic minerals and stratigraphy of Canada, Selwyn.

Age of lignite beds, Dana, J. D.

1877. Exploration in British Columbia, Selwyn, Dawson, G. M.

Chemical contributions to geology of. Canada, HofFmanu.

Borings in Northwest Territory 

in 1875, Ells.

1878. Explorations in British Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

Catalogue of rocks, minerals, 

and fossils of Canada, Harrington.

Report on coal fields of British 

Columbia, Richardson, J.

More recent changes in level of 

west of British Columbia, 

Dawson, G. M.

Mines and minerals of British 

Columbia, Dawsou, G. M.

Notes on miscellaneous rocks 

of Canada survey, Harrington.

Leading geologic areas of Canada, Chapman.

1879. North American Mesozoic and

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A. 

Exploration in southern interior British Columbia, Dawsou, G. M.
952 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Tertiary Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1879. Minerals of apatite veins of 

Ottawa County, etc., Harrington. 

East coast of Hudson Bay, Bell.

1880. Lecture notes on geology of

Canada, Dawson, J. W. 

Cliemical contributions to the

geology of Canada, Hoffmanu. 

Sketch of geology of British

Columbia, Dawson, G. M. 

Report on Queen Charlotte

Island, Dawson, G. M.

1881. Boring in Souris River valley,

Selwyn. 

Peace River region, Dawson,

G.M. 

Lignite Tertiary, Souris River

to one hundred and eighth

meridian, Dawsou, G. M. 

Der Queen Charlotte-Archipel,

Dawson, G. M. 

Plants from Tertiary of Souris

River, Manitoba, Dawson,

J. W. - 

North part of British Columbia

and Peace River country,

Dawson, G. M. 

Geology of British Columbia,

Dawson, G. M.

Chemical contributions to geology of Canada, Hoffmann.

1883. Fauna and extent of Laramie 

group, White, C. A.

Geology of the Peace River region, Dawson, G. M.

Section from Laurentian axis 

to Rocky Mountains, Dawson, G. M.

Report on Bow and Belly region, Dawson, G. M.

Cretaceous and Tertiary floras 

of British Columbia, Dawson, 

J.W. .

Chemical contributions to geology of Canada, Hoffmann.

1884. Descriptive sketch of western 

Canada, Dawson, G. M.

Observations along Canadian 

Pacific Railway, Dawson, 

J.W.

Recent observations in Northwest Territory, Dawson, G. M.

Tertiary Continued. 

CANADA Continued.

1885. Near forty-ninth parallel west 

of Rocky Mountains, Bauerman.

Chemical contributions, coals 

of Northwest Territory, Hoffmann.

Bow and Belly region, Dawsou, 

G.M.

Hudson Bay region, Bell.

Athabasca district, Petitot.

Synopsis of Laramie flora, 

Ward, L. F.

1886. Vertebrata of Cypress Hills, 

. Cope.

1887. Formations of Belly Rirer, 

Cope.

Fossil woods from Western Territories, Dawson, J. W.

Northern Alberta, etc., Tyrrell.

Yukon district, Dawsou, G. M.

Caribou district, Bowman.

Northern part of the Dominion, 

Dawson, G. M.

1888. Relations of British American 

plants, Drummond.

Woods and plants from western 

California, Dawson, J. W.

Cretaceous floras of the Northwest, Dawson, J. W.

Exploration in Yukon region, 

Dawson, G. M.

Seaboard of British Columbia, 

Bowman.

Southern interior, British Columbia, Dawson, G. M.

1890. Fossil plants, Dawson, J. W.

Distribution of fossil plants, 

Ward, L. F.

Mineral wealth, Dawson, G. M.

Notes on Cretaceous, Dawson, 

G.M.

Coal in western Canada, Merritt.

Serpentines of Canada, Giroux.

Laramie and its associates, Tyrrell.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Dawson, G. M.

1891. Fossil plants from Similkameen

Valley, Dawson, J. W. 

Later physiographical geology 

of Rocky Mountain region, 

Dawsou, G. M.
DARTON.] -NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 953

Tertiary Continued. 

CANADA Continued. 

1891. Structure of Selkirk range,

Dawsou, G. M. 

Country north of Lesser Slave

Lake, McConnell. 

Yukon and Mackenzie basins,

McConnell.

Vertebrates of Northwest Territory, Cope.

ARCTIC REGIONS, ALASKA. 

1819. Geology expedition in Baffins

Bay, McCulloch.

1826. Geology of voyages to northwest passage by Parry, Jameson.

1828. Topographic and geologic 

notes, shore of Polar Sea, 

Richardson, John. 

Geology, attempt to reach 

North pole by Perry, .Tamesou.

1832. Arctic geology, Jamesou. 

1835. Geological notices, northwest

passage, Ross, J.

1839. Geologic appendix toBeechey's 

voyage to Bering Straits, 

Buckland.

1850. Geognostische Beschaffenheit 

der Nordwest-Kiiste Anierikas, Grewingk.

1851. Boat voyage through Ruperts 

Land, Richardson, John.

1855. Geology of Hudson Bay Territory and portions of the Arctic regions, Jsbester.

1857. Arctic travel in search of Sir 

John Franklin, Honghton, S.

1868. Features of the northwest coast

of America, Blake, T. A. 

Explorations in Russian America, Ball.

1869. Natural history of Alaska, Dall. 

Geology of Alaska, Blake, T. A.

1870. Observations on Alaska, Dall.

1871. Flora fossilis Alaskana, Heer. 

1878. Geology of coastof Arctic lands,

Feilden and Do Ranee. 

Report on St. Elias and some

adjacent mountains, Dall. 

1882. Alaska Tertiary, Dall. 

1891. Fossil plants from near Mount

St. Elias, Kiiowlton. 

WEST INDIES. 

1817. Geology of the West Indies,

Maolure.

Tertiary Cont inued. 

WEST INDIES Continued. 

1818. Notices of geology in the West

Indies, Nugent.

1821. Description of Barbadoes, Maycock. 

1827. Remarks on Jamaica, Do la

Beche. 

1839. Bed of coal near Havana, Taylor and Clemson. 

Geology of St. Croix, Hovey, S. 

Geology of Antigua, Hovey, S.

1841. Notice of oolitic formation in 

America, Lea,.I.

1842. Coal mines in Cuba, Blake, J.H.

1846. Copper region of Gebara, geology of southeast Cuba, Taylor, R. C.

1853. Tertiary in Santo Domingo, 

Heneken.

1854. Tertiary of St. Domingo and 

Vicksburg, Miss., Conrad.

1856. Copper lode of Santiago, Cuba, 

Ansted.

1857. Survey of economic geology of 

Trinidad, Wall and Sawkins.

1865. Nature of geology of Jamaica,

Duncan and Wall. 

Estudios de las minas de Cuba, 

Castro.

1866. Geology of Cuba and Isle of

Pines, Scudder.

Bemerkungen iiber mexikanische Geologie, etc., Boric.

1871. Geology of southeastern West

Indies, Clove. 

Distribution of vegetation,

Gabb.

Estudias de Cuba, Ferrer. 

Geology of Santo Domingo,

Gabb.

1872. Topography and geology of 

Santo Domingo, Gabb.

1873. Notes on certain West India

Islands, Bland. 

Older Tertiary of West Indies,

Duncan.

Island of Curacao, Gabb. 

Santo Domingo Miocene, Gabb.

1874. Costa Rica, Gabb.

Geology of Costa Rica, Gabb. 

Physical geography, etc., of 

Bahamas, Bland.

1875. Impressions of Cuba, Matthew. 

Costa Rica geology, Gabb.
954 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF. [BULL. 127.

Tertiary Continued. 

WEST INDIES Continued.

1880. Apuntes fisico-geol6gicos de la 

Hanaban y Guanabacoa, Salteriari y Segarra.

1881. Geography and geology of 

Trinidad, Crosby.

1882. Gold fields of southern Santo 

Domingo, Kothwell.

1883. Geology of northeastern West 

Indies, Cleve.

1884. Mountains of eastern Cuba,

Crosby. 

GENERAL. 

1817. Critical period in history of the

earth, Le Conte. 

1832. Order of succession of rocks of

the earth, Featherstonhaugh 

1841. History of geologic studies in

the United States, Hitchcock, E. 

1843. Pale"ontologie de I'Amdrique

compared de PEurope, Orbignie.

1855. Rapport sur la partie ge"ologique de 1'exposition de NewYork, Lyell.

1856. Development in geologic history of North America, Dana, 

J. D.

American geologic history, 

Dana, J. D. -

1858. Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

1860. North American fossil plants,

Lesquereux.

Ancient vegetation of North 

America, Newberry.

1863. Appalachians and Rocky Mountains in geologic history, 

Dana, J. D.

1865. On subdivisions of the Tertiary, Agassiz, L.

1866. Oceanic currents in geologic 

periods, Shaler.

1869. Plants from the Yellowstone, 

Newberry.

1870. Studies in chemical geogony, 

Wurtz.

1871. Recent advances in geology,

Foster, J. W.

Tertiary flora of North America, Lesquereux.

1874. Relations of flora of Dakota 

group, Lesquereux.

Tertiary Continued. 

GENERAL Continued.

1874. Position of Cincinnati group 

Miller, S. A.

1875. Explication de la carte gdologique de la Terre, Marcou, J.

1876. Review of fossil flora of North 

America, Lesquereux.

1877. Vertebrate life in America, 

Marsh.

1878. Age of Laramie, Schimper.

1879. Macfarlaue's Geological Railroad Guide, Hunt T. S.; Macfarlane.

Relations of horizons of extinct 

vertebrata, Cope.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

1880. Geologic history of North American plants, Newberry.

Relations des niveaux de verte"- 

brates 6teints, Cope.

Age of Laramie formation, 

Gardner, J. S.

1882. Geological chart, Reid, H. A.

1883. General geology of Wisconsin, 

Chamberlin, T. C.

1884. Vertebrata of Tertiary of the

West, Cope.

Die Intertrappean Beds in Dekan und die Laramie, Neumayr.

1885. Dinocerata, Marsh, 0. C.

Relative ages of American and

English Neozoic, Marcou, J. 

Relative ages of American

and English Cretaceous and

Eocene, Gardner, J. S. 

Phases in evolution of North

America, Newberry. 

Synopsis of Laramie fl o r a,

Ward, L. F.

1887. Explorations on west coast of

Florida, Dall. 

Relations of contemporaneous

faunas and floras, White, C. A. 

Relations of Laramie to Eocene,

White, C. A. 

Equivalence in time of marine

and intra-contineutal Tertiaries, Hilgard. 

Relations of fossil faunas and

floras, White, C. A.

1888. Classification of post-Cretaceous deposits, Heilprin. 

North American eastern Tertiary, Meyer, 0,
CARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 955

Tertiary Continued. 

GENERAL Continued. 

1888. Reports on Cenozoic (interior),

Cope. 

Report on Cenozoic (marine),

Smith, E. A.

Nomenclature of Tertiary, Newberry, Wincbell, A. 

Nomenclature of Cenozoic, Le

Conte.

Classification and nomenclature, Marcou, J. 

Classification of Tertiaries 

Heilprin. 

Faunal relations of Tertiaries,

Dall. 

Oligocene in Gulf region, Hilgard, Aldrich. 

1891. Orange sand, Lagrange and

Appomattox, Hilgard. 

Origin and age of Lafayette

formation, Upham.

Teschemacher, J. E. [Direction of rock 

scratches in Dorchester, Mass.]

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 39, p. 182 ($, p.), 1840. 

Bead to Boston Soc. Nat. Hist.

 [Dendritic markings on slate at 

Newton, Mass.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. Proc., vol. 1, p. 96 

(4 P.), 1844.

[ ] [Fossil ferns from coal mines of 

Mansfield, Mass.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 61- 

62 (J p.), 1844.

 [Note on metamorphism, cleavage, 

and bedding in sedimentary rocks.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 29-30 

(i p.), 1851.

Texas.

1752. Mdmoire dans lequel on compare 

le Canada a la Suisse, Guettard.

1791. Travels, Bartram.

1821. Formations of western part of 

Mississippi Valley, James, 

E.P.

1833. Texas, Holley, M. A.

1835. Report on elevated country 

between the Missouri and Red 

rivers, Featherstonhaugh.

1840. Map and description of Texas, 

Moore, F., jr.

1841. Texas, Kennedy, W.

1846. Geology of Texas, Roemer.

1847. Notes on the upper Rio Grande, 

Tilden, B. P.

Texas Continued.

1848. Contributions to tho geology of

Texas, Roemer.

Mittheilungen an Professor 

Brown, Roemer.

1849. Texas, Roemer.

Exploration from San Antonio 

to El Paso, Whitney, W. H. C.

1850. Reconnaissance from Corpus 

Christ! to theLeoua, Micbler.

Santa Fe expedition, Marcy.

Observations in western Texas, 

Whitney, W. H. C.

Reconnaissance from Red River 

to Rio Pecos, Michler.

1851. Texas coal fields, De Bow.

Geology of lower Colorado region, Schott.

Observations on Texas, Engelmanu.

1852. Crystalline schists of Texas,

Engelmann.

Kreidebildungen vou Texas, 

Roemer.

1853. Exploration on Red River region, Shumard, G. C.

Primordial fossil from Texas, 

Barrande.

Red River region, Marcy, R. B.

Ueber Texas, Roemer.

Silur-Gebilde in Texas, etc., 

Barrande.

Rocks from Red River region, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Kreide-Versteinerungeu. v o n 

Texas, Giebel.

Ge"ologie des Montagues rocheuses, Marcou, J.

Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Report on soils, Booth, J. C.

Notes from Preston, Red River,

and El Paso, Marcou, J. 

Explorations for railroad to the

Pacific, Whipple.

1855. Ueber die Geologic von NordArnerika, Marcou, J. 

Geology of route to the Pacific,

Blake, W. P. 

Notes entre Preston et El Paso,

Marcou, J. 

Texas and her resources, De

Bow.

1856. Origin of greensand, Bailey,

J. W.

Eocene of Jackson, Miss., Conrad.
956 CATALOGUE -AND INDEX OP [BULL. 12?.

Texas Continued.

1856. Collections on Big Wichita and 

Brazos rivers, Blake, W. P.

Eeconnaissance from the Mississippi to Lea Angeles, Cal., 

Marcou, J.

Exploration for railroad to the 

Pacific, Whipple.

Geology of route to Pacific near 

thirty-fifth parallel, Marcou, 

J.; Blake, W. P.

Beview of part of geologic map 

of the United States, by Marcou, Blake, W. P.

Expedition to source of the 

Brazos Eiver, Marcy, E. B.

Fort Belknap and Double Mountain regions, Stolley.

Expedition through unexplored 

Texas, Parker, W. B.

1857. Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils 

from Mexican boundary survey, Conrad.

Geology of lower Eio Bravo, 

Schott.

Geology and paleontology,Mexican boundary survey.Hall, J.

Eio Grande Valley from 

El Paso to the Pecos, Parry.

Eeport on routes to the Pacific 

, in California and to the Eio 

' Grande, Antisell.

From mouth of Devil's Eiver 

to El Paso, Michler.

United States and Mexican 

boundary survey, Emory, 

Parry.

Microscopic examination of 

some earths, Bailey, J. W.

Progress of Pacific Eailroad

explorations, Humphreys. 

Les roches du Jura, Marcou, J.

1858. Geology of North America, 

Marcou, J.

Ouvrage relatif a la g<5ologie de 

rAme"rique du Nord, Marcou, J.

Sketch of geology of United

States, Eogers, H. D. 

Description des Montagues 

rocheuses, Marcou, J.

Tertiary and Cretaceous of the 

Northwest, Meek and Hayden.

Texas Continued.

1858. Tagebuch einer Eeise vom Mississippi, Mollhauseu. 

American geology, addressed to 

Meek and Hayden, Marcou, J.

1859. Marcou's geology of North

America, Dana, J. D.; Agassiz, A. 

First report on geology of

Texas, Shumard, B. F. 

Reply to criticisms of J. D.

Dana, Marcou, J. 

Boundary survey of Texas, 

 Russell,-W.-H. 

Well at Austin, Shumard, B. F. 

Artesian boring in western

Texas, Pope, 

fitat des connaissances sur la

faune primordiale, Barrande. 

 Sketch of Texas, Moore, F.

1860. Cretaceous of Texas, Shumard, 

B. F.

Coal measures of northern 

Texas, Shumard, B. F.

Coast of Texas from Matagorda 

Bay to Corpus Christi, Gilbert, S. A.

Geological features of Texas, 

Shumard and Eiddell.

1861. Primodial of Texas, Shumard,

B. F.

Sur la faune primordiale, Barrande.

Eeply to Marcou on Cretaceous 

and Carboniferous, Meek.

1862. Section of Cretaceous, Shumard, B. F.

Cretaceous and Carboniferous, 

Marcou, J.

Glauconite in Lower Silurian, 

Hunt, T. S.

Synopsis of Texas Cretaceous 

brachiopods, Gabb.

New Cretaceous fossils from 

Texas. Shumard, B. F.

Lower Silurian, Jurassic, Cretaceous, and Tertiary fossils 

from Nebraska, Meek and 

Hayden.

1866. Preliminary report of survey of 

Texas, Buckley.

Eesources of Texas, Buckley.

Extent of coal, Shumard, B. F.

Eivers and water power of 

southwestern Texas, Buckley.
DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 957

Texas Continued.

1867. Notes g6ologiques sur les frontieres entre Mexique et les 

Etats-Unis, Marcou, J.

1868. Notes on railway from Smoky

Hill River to the Rio Graude,

Le Conte. 

Observations on Cretaceous of

Texas, Shumard, B. F. 

Resources of Texas, Buckley. 

Miocene of Texas, Shumard,

B. F.

1869. Geology of Texas, Roessler.

Geologische Untersuchungen

in Texas, Roessler. 

Kupfererz in Texas, Roessler. 

Western Texas and Chihuahua,

Kimball. 

Gegenden jenseits des Mississippi-Flusses, Roessler. 

Results of reconnaissance in

Louisiana, Hilgard. 

The Mississippi Valley, Foster,

J. W. 

Survey of Galveston Harbor,

Stauton, W. S.. 

1871. History of Gulf of Mexico,

Hilgard.

River and harbor improvements, Howell, C. W.

1873. Survey of Rod River raft

region, Collins, H. C. 

River improvements, Ho well,

C. W. 

Erforschung dea NordwestTheiles von Texas, Loew und

Roessler. 

Geologic map of United States,

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock

and Blake. 

Survey of Trinity River, Bird.

1874. Part of eastern Texas, Buckley.

Western Texas, near thirtysecond parallel, Jenney.

Cretaceous flora of Western 

Territories, Lesquereux.

Circles of deposition, Newberry.

Geology of western Texas, 

Jenuey, Newberry.

Report on eastern, northern, 

and middle Texas, Burleson. 

Latest map of Texas, Roessler. 

Matagorda Bay, etc., Ripley.

Texas Continued.

1874. Terminus of Fort St. Philip 

canal, Adams, W. H.

Report on Galveston Harbor, 

Adams, W. H.

Buffalo Bayou and Galveston 

Bay, Adams, W. H.

1875. Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H. 

Resources of Texas, Buckley. 

Classification and distribution

of Cretaceous of the West,

Cope. 

Notes on Guadalupe River,

Lynch. 

Map of Llano County, Roossler.

1876. Second report of survey of

Texas, Buckley. 

Geologic chart of United States,

Bradley, F. H. 

Mineral wealth of Texas,

Roessler. 

Sketch of Sour Lake region,

Hardin County, Roessler. 

Maps of counties of Texas,

Roessler.

1877. Notes on northern Texas and 

Kansas, Ruffner.

Operations in Galvestou Harbor, Davis, C. E. L. B.

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane, J.

Die Sauersee in Hardin County, 

Roessler.

Report on river and harbor 

improvements in Gulf region, 

Howell, C. W.

1878. 2,000 miles in Texas, McDauiel 

and Taylor.

1879. North American Mesozoic and 

Ceuozoic, Miller, S. A.

Texas in its geognostic and agricultural aspect, Boll.

Macfarlano's Geological Railroad Guide, Macfarlane.

Surveys of passes and bogs, 

Collins.

1880. Chemical report, survey of

Kentucky, Peter. 

Geological position of Texas, 

Cope.

Geologic examinations in Texas, Boll.

1881. Brazos coal field, Ashburner.
958 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Texas C ont inu ed.

1881. Geology of lower Louisiana 

and salt of Petite Anse, HilLater Tertiary of Gulf of Mexico, Hilgard,

Eeport on Buffalo Bayou, Talfor.

1882. Volcanic drift of ChaUis, Idaho,

Julien.

Copper region of northern Texas, Furman.

1883. Country bordering the Bio 

Grande, Newberry.

1884. Paleozoic of central Texas, 

Walcott.

Triassic beds of Texas, Sternberg.

Azoic system and its subdivisions, Whitney and Wadsworth.

Fossils from Laredo, Tex., 

Heilprin.

Illustrations of polished rock 

surfaces, Morgan, H. J.

Soil map of cotton States, Hilgard.

Rio Grande region about Laredo, Cope.

Contributions to Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

Agricultural features of Texas, 

Loughridge.

Tertiary of Eastern and Southern States, Heilprin.

Undulations in clay deposits, 

Texas, D.

1885. Eio Grande region and Coahuila, Schmitz, E. J. 

Map of the United States, McGee. 

Quatre mois au Texas, Lancester. 

Tertiary fossils from Kentucky,

Texas, etc., Heilprin.

1886. Report on geology of western 

Texas, Shumard, G. C.

Travis County Cretaceous, 

Hill, R. T.

Notes on Tertiary, Heilprin.

Mineral physiology and physiography, Hunt, T. S.

Cambrian system of North 

America, Walcott.

Texas Continued.

1886. Cambrian faunas of North 

America, Walcott.

1887. Map of the United States,

Hitchcock, C. H. 

Condition of knowledge of

geology of Texas, Hill, R. T. 

Report by Shumard on western

Texas, Hill, R. T. 

Texas section of Cretaceous,

Hill, R. T. 

Cretaceous of Texas, White,

C. A. 

Cretaceous River bed, Hays

County, Pond. 

Hill on Cretaceous, Cope. 

Cross-timbers region, Hill,

R. T. 

Age of coal in Rio Grande

region, White, C. A.

1888. Coal, Ashburner, Streeruwitz.

Drift at Gainesville, Kagsdale.

Age of uppermost Cretaceous, 

Roemer.

Carboniferous of western Texas, 

Cummins.

Archean of Texas, Harrod.

Iron regions of eastern Texas, 

Johnson, L. C.

Neozoic geology, Hill, R. T.

Nacogdoches oil field, Dumble.

Relations of Laramie, White, 

C. A.

Mitchell County, Broadhead.

Mining districts in El Paso 

County, Cummins.

Carboniferous in Texas, Cummins.

American classification and nomenclature, Marcou, J.

Notes on western Texas, Hill, 

R. T.

Fauna of Permian in Baylor, 

Archer, and Wichita counties, 

White, C. A.

Rio Grande Valley, Owen, J.

Trinity formation, Hill, R. T.

1889. Origin of certain Cretaceous

limestones, Hill, R. T. 

Original locality of Gryphooa

Pitcheri, Marcoii, J. 

Paleontology of Cretaceous,

Hill, R. T. 

Permian of Texas, Hill, R. T.;

White, C. A.
fiAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 959

Texas Continued.

1889. Relations of uppermost Cretaceous, Hill and Peurose.

South central Texas, Jenny, 

Owen, J.

Report [southernTexas], Tait.

Minerals of San Saba County, 

Gregg.

Report for western Texas, 

Streeruwitz.

Fauna der OberturonenKreide, Roemer, Hill, R. T.

Validity of species from Cretaceous, Hill, R. T.

Lower Cretaceous of the South 

west, White, C. A.

Building stones of eastern 

Texas, Penrose.

Burnet County, Walker, J. B.

Northern Texas, Cummins.

Occurrence of Macraster Texanus, Hill, R. T.

Report on eastern Texas, Penrose.

Events iu North American Cretaceous history, Hill, R. T.

Geologic story of Colorado 

River, Hill, R. T.

Gas well at San Antonio, Tait.

Grimes County, R. G.

Haldeman County, J. T. W.

Building stone, Merrill, G. P.

List of Cretaceous invertebrates, Hill, R. T.

[Chalk.] Report, division of 

petrography, U. S. Geol. Survey, Diller.

Report division of Mesozoic 

paleontology, White, C. A.

1890. AmericanNeoconiian,Marcou,J.

A review of Texas geology, 

Dumble.

Basalt from Pilot Knob, Kemp.

Carboniferous of central Texas, 

Tarr.

Central coal field, Cummins.

Central mineral region) Cornstock.

Classification of topographic 

features, Hill, R. T.

Coal fields, Weitzel.

Coal fields of Colorado River, 

Tarr.

Concho country, Cummins and 

Lerch.

Texas Continued.

1890. Cretaceous of northern Mexico,

White, C. A, 

Description of Cretaceous

rocks, Hill, R. T. 

Drainage of central Texas,

Tarr. 

Eagle Flats formation, Hill,

R. T. 

Fossils of the Trinity beds,

Hill, R. T. 

Geographic features of Texas,

Hill, R. T. 

Geology of trans-Pecos region,

Streeruwitz. 

Gulf Tertiaries from Red River

to Rio Graude, Penrose. 

Igneous rocks of central Texas,

Hill and Dumble. 

Indian Territory and Red River,

Hill, R. T. 

Macfarlane's Railway Guide,

Loughridge.

Movements in Rocky Mountains, Emmons, S. F. 

Occurrence of Gonioliua in

Comanche series, Hill. 

Permian, Cummins. 

Pilot Knob, Hill, R. T. 

Staked Plains, Hill, R. T. 

Topographic features of central

Texas, Tarr. 

Valley of upper Candian, Hill,

R.T. 

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

1891. Cambrian in North America,

Walcott. 

Classification of Cretaceous,

White, C. A. 

Cheyenne sandstone and Neocorniaii shales, Cragin. 

Concho County, Lerch. 

Cretaceous formations of North

America, White, C. A. 

Cretaceous [of trans-Pecos

Texas], Taff. 

Comanches series of Texas 

Arkansas region, Hill, R. T. 

Eocene Mollusca, Heilprin. 

Extension of Cretaceous over

central basin, Conistock,

Walcott. 

Geology of the Southwest, Hill,

R.T. . 

Igneous rocks of Arkansas,

Williams, J. F.
960 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [ntJLL.127.

Texas Continued.

1891. Iron ore district of eastern 

Texas, Dumble, Herndon, 

Kennedy, Walker. 

Manganese deposits, Penrose. 

Notes ou southwestern Texas,

Hill, E. T.

Paleozoic and pre-Paleozoic in 

central basin region, Curtice. 

Permian and its Mesozoic types

of fossils, White, C. A. 

Eeport, Mesozoic division of 

invertebrata paleontology, 

United States Geological Survey, White, C. A. 

Eeport of State geologist for

1890, Bumble. 

Eeport on northwestern Texas,

Cummins.

Eesults of Texas survey, Durable. 

Eeport on trans-Pecos Texas,

Streeruwitz.

Eeport on central mineral region, Comstock. 

Stones for building, Merrill,

G.P.

Tertiary silicified woods of eastern Arkansas, Call. 

Tertiary formation of western

Texas, Am. Nat.

Tin in central Texas, Comstock. 

Thayer, S. W., jr. Letter [on geology of 

Thetford].

Geology of Vermont, C. B. Adams, State 

geologist, 1st Annual Eeport, pp. 77-79, Burlington, 1845.

Thiele, L. W. Grand Eiver, Colo., coal 

measures.

Eng. and Mining Jour.,vol. 34, p. 345 (^ p.), 

4°, 1882.

Thies, A., and Mezger, A. The geology 

of the Haile mine, South Carolina.

Am. Inst. Mining Erig., Trans., vol. 19, pp. 

595-601,1891.

Thomas, B. W., Johnson, H. A., and

Organisms in bowlder clays of Chicago. 

Am. Jour. Sci.,3d series, vol. 28, pp. 317-318 

(3 P-), 1884.

Science, vol. 3, p. 237 (g p.), 4°, 1884. 

Prom Chicago Acad. Sci., Bull.

Thomas, David. Diluvial furrows and 

scratches [in New York and Pennsylvania] .

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 17, p. 408 ($ p.), 1830.

Thomas, David Continued.

 - Geological facts [dips in western 

New York].

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 18, pp. 375-376,1830.

 Eemarks on Professor Baton's "Observations on the coal formations in the 

State of New York."

Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 19, pp. 326-328,1831.

Thomassy, E. Ge~ologie pratique de la 

Louisiane, Ixviii, 263 pages, 6 plates, 

4°, Paris, 1860.

 - Hydrologie du Mississippi.

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 17, 

pp. 242-262,1860.

 Lettre acconipagnant Penvoi de son 

Essai sur la geologic pratique de la 

Louisiane.

Acad. Sci., Comptes itendus, vol. 51, p. 133' 

1860.

 Supplement a la ge"ologie pratique 

ed la Louisiane. He Petite Anse.

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 20, 

pp. 542-544, plate, 1863.

Thompson, A. H., Hay, Eobert, and. 

Historical sketch of geological work in 

the State of Kansas.

Kansas Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 10, pp. 45-52, 

1888.

Thompson, Gilbert. A hypothesis for 

the so-called encroachments of the sea 

upon the land.

Science, vol. 15, p. 333 (§ col.), 4°, 1890..

[Thompson, Maurice.] Preface.

Indiana, Dept. of Geol. and Nat. Hist., 15th 

Eeport, 1886, pp. 5-9,1886.

[ ] Compendium of the geology and 

mineralogy of Indiana.

Indiana, Dept. of Geol. and Nat. Hist., 15th 

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DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 961

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336, 1878.

 Terminal moraines of the North 

American ice sheet.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, pp. 81-92, 

197-209,1879.

 The formation of Cape Cod.

Am. Nat., vol. 13, pp. 489-502, 552-565,1879.

 The till in New England.

 Geol. Mag., vol. 6, new series, pp. 283-284, 

1879.

 The succession of glacial deposits in 

New England.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci.., Proc., vol. 28, pp. 299- 

310,1880.

 Preliminary report on the geology 

of central and western Minnesota.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv., Minnesota, 8th 

Annual Report for 1879, pp. 70-125, St. Paul, 

1880.
DAETON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 967

Upham, Warren. Continued.

 Glacial drift in Boston aud vicinity. 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist, Proc., vol. 20, pp. 220- 

234,1881.

 Glacial drift and its terminal moraines.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv., Minnesota, 9th 

Annual Report for 1880. pp. 281-356, Plate VI, 

St. Peter, 1881.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 23, 

pp. 62-63,1882.

 The Minnesota Valley in the Ice age.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 32, pp. 213- 

231,1883. A in. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol.27, pp. 

34-42,104-111,1883.

Abstracts, Science, vol. 2, pp. 318-319,1883 ;

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, p. 327 (J p.-), 

1883.

 Changes in the currents of the ice of 

the last Glacial epoch in eastern Minnesota.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 32, pp. 231- 

234,1883. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 2, p. 319 (J P-), 1883.

 LakeAgassiz; a chapter in glacial 

geology.

Minnesota Acad. Sci., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 290- 

314,1883.

 Notes of rock outcrops in central 

Minnesota.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv., Minnesota, llth 

Annual Report for 1882; pp. 86-136, Minneapolis, 1884.

 Lake Agassiz; a chapter in glacial 

geology.

Gool. and Nat. Hist. Surv., Minnesota, llth 

Annual Report for 1882, pp. 137-153, Minneapolis, 1884.

Abstracts, Am. Nat., vol. 18, pp. 1124-1125 

(J p.), 1884; Science, vol. l,p. 220' (J col.), 4°, 

1883.

 [Remarkable chains of lakes in Martin County, Minn.]

Science, vol. 3, p. 695 (i p.) 1884. 

Read to Minnesota Acad, Sci.

 [Belts of knolly and hilly drift in 

Minnesota.]

Science, vol. 3, pp. 695-696 (J p.), 1884. 

Read1 to Minnesota Acad. Sci.

 [Geology of deposits containing supposed vestiges of man in Minnesota.] 

Am. Nat, vol. 18, pp. 706-708,1884.

 Notes on the geology of Minnehaha 

County, S. Dak.

Geol. and Nat. Hist. SurVi,, Minnesota, 13th 

Annual Report for 1884, pp. 88-97, St. Paul, 

1885.

Upham, Warren Continued.

 The upper beaches and deltas of the 

Glacial Lake Agassiz.

U. S. Geol. Surv., Bull., vol. 6, pp. 389-470, 

plate, No. 39, Washington, 1887.

Abstracts, Science, vol. 10, pp. 103-104, 4°, 

1887; Am. Geol., vol. 1, pp. 64-65 (J p.), 1888; 

Popular Sci. Monthly, vol. 32, p. 420 (Jp.), 1888.

 Prof. Henry Carvill Lewis and his 

work in glacial geology.

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 371-379,188t>.

 The recession of the ice sheet in 

Minnesota°in its relation to the gravel 

deposits overlying the quartz implements found by Miss Babbitt at Little 

Falls, Minn.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 23, pp. 436- 

447,1888.

 The geology of Carver and Scott 

counties [aud Sibley, Nicollet, McLeod, 

Renville, Swift, Chippewa, Kandiyohi, 

Meeker, and Wright counties].

Geology of Minnesota, Final Report, vol. 2, 

pp. 102-263, maps, Minneapolis, 1888.

 The geology of Chisago, Isanti, and 

Anoka counties [and Benton, Sherburne, Stearns, Douglas, Pope, Grant, 

Stevens, Wilkins, Traverse, Ottertail, 

Wacleua, Todd, Crow Wing, Morrison, 

Millelacs, Kanabec, Pine, Becker, and 

Clay counties].

Geology of Minnesota, Final Report, vol. 2, 

pp. 399-671, maps, Minneapolis, 1888.

 Glaciation of mountains in New 

England and New York.

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 165-174,205-216,1889. 

Appalachia, vol. 5, pp. 291-312,1889.

 Ascents of Camel's Hump and Lincoln Mountain, Vt.

Appalachia, vol. 5, pp. 319-326,1889.

 Marine shells and fragments of shells 

in the till near Boston.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 127- 

141,1889.

Am. Jour.' Sci., vol. 37, pp. 359-372,1889. 

Abstracts, Nature, vol. 40, p. 68 (11 lines); 

Am. Geol., vol. 3, p. 399 (J p.), 1889.

 [Age and origin of the potholes at 

Cohasset.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 226- 

228,1889.

 The structure of drumlins.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 228- 

' 242,1889.

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 61 (J p.), 1889.

 The glacial moraines of Minnesota. 

Minnesota, Acad. Sci., Bull., vol. 3; p. 12 

(i p.), 1880. . .
968 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Upham, Warren Continued.

 Changes in the current of ice of the 

last Glacial epoch in eastern Minnesota.

Minnesota,Acad. Sci., Bull., vol. 3, parti, 

pp. 51-56,1889.

 Description of maps showing the 

climate, geography, and geology of 

Minnesota.

Minnesota, Acad. Sci., Bull., vol. 3, part 1, 

pp. 151-155,1889.

 The growth, culmination, and departure of the Quaternary ice sheets.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 450- 

455,1890. 

Abstract, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 123 (f p.), 1890.

 [Remarks on the exceptional character of the climate of the Glacial period.] 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 24, pp. 465- 

466,1890.

 Quaternary changes of level.

Geol. Mag., 3d Decade, vol. 7, pp. 492-497,

1890.

 The fiords and great lake basins of 

North America considered as evidence 

of pie-Glacial continental elevation 

and of depression during the Glacial 

period.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. ], pp. 563-567,1890.

[ ] [Notes on glacial features, Massachusetts and Minnesota.]

Macfarlane's Geol. Kwy. Guide, 2d edition, 

pp. 107, 246-252,1800.

[ ] St. Paul, Minneapolis, and Manitoba Railway.

Macfarlane's Geol. E\vy. Guide, 2d edition, 

p. 264,1890.

 On the cause of the Glacial period. 

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 327-339,1890. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 25, p. 277 (J p.), 1891.

 Pleistocene submergence of the 

Isthmus of Panama.

Am. Geol., vol. 6, p. 396 (* p.), 1890.

 Artesian wells in North and South 

Dakota.

Am. Geol., vol. 6, pp. 211-212,1890.

 A review of the Quaternary era, 

with special reference to the deposits 

of flooded rivers.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, pp. 33-52,

1891.

 Report of exploration of the Glacial 

Lake Agassiz in Manitoba.

Canada, Geol. Surv., Eeports, vol. 4, new series, Report E, 156 pages, 3 sbeets in accompanying atlas, 1891.

Upham, Warren Continued.

Abstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, TO!. 42, 

p. 429 (fp.), 1891; Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 188-194, 

197-198, 222-231,1891 Geol. Mag., 3d decade, 

vol. 8, pp. 228-229, 1891.

 Glacial lakes in Canada.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 243-274,1891. 

Abstracts, Am. Geol.,vol. 7, pp. 143, 375-377, 

1891. 

 Geographic limits of species of 

plants in the basin of the Red River of 

the North.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 25, pp. 140- 

172,1891.

 Walden, Cochituate, and other lakes 

inclosed by modified drift.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 25, pp. 228- 

242,1891.

 Elevation and subsidence during.the 

Glacial period.

Geol. Mag., 3d decade, vol. 8, p. 92 (g p.), 

1891.

 Correlation of Quaternary changes 

of level in North America and the 

Caribbean region.

Geol. Mag., 3d decade, vol. 8, pp. 330-331, 

1891.

 Area and duration of Lake Agassiz. 

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 127-128, 1891.

 [The attitude of the eastern and 

central portions of the United States 

during the Glacial period.]

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 233-234 (J p.), 1891. 

Discussion of paper read by T. C. Chamberlin to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1891.

 [The cause of the Glacial period.]

Am. Geol., vol. 8, p. 238,1891.

Discussion of paper by T. C. Cbamberlin, 

" The present stand ing of the several hypotheses of the cause of the Glacial period," read to 

Geol. Soc. Am., 1891.

 Origin and age of the Lafayette and 

Columbia formations.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, p. 235 (£ p.), 1891. 

Discussion of paper by W J McGee, "Neocene and Pleistocene continent movements," 

read to Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 1891.

 Inequality of distribution of the englacial drift.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, p. 239 (J p.), 1891. 

Abstract of paper read to Geol. Soc. Am., 

1891.

 Criteria of englacial and subglacial 

drift.

Am. Geol., vol. 8, pp. 376-385,1891.

 A classification of mountain ranges 

according to their structure, origin, and 

age.

Appalachia, vol. 6, pp. 191-207,1891.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 969

Upham. Warren, Winchell, N. H., and. 

Geological and natural history survey 

of Minnesota, N. H. Winchell, State 

geologist, 1872-1882, the geology of 

Minnesota, vol. 1 of the final report, 

xiv, 695 pages, 43 plates, 4°, Minneapolis, 1884.

Urquiza, Mamie!. Exploracion del distrito de Coalcoraan, Estado de Michoacan.

M6xico, Ministorio de Fomento, Anales, vol. 

7, pp, 195-261, 1882.

Usher, F. C. On the elevation of the 

banks of the Mississippi.

Am. Jour. Sci., vol, 31, pp. 294-296,1837.

Utah.

1852. Geologic action of the winds,

Maury.

Geology and paleontology, valley of Salt Lake, Hall, J.

1853. Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Exploration between thirtyeighth and forty-first parallel 

in 1853-54, Schiel.

1855. Report on exploration between 

latitudes 38° and 41G for route 

to the Pacific, Schiel. 

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1857. Orography of Western States, 

Blake, W. P.

1858. Sketch of geology of United

States, Rogers, H. D. 

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

1859. Explanation of map of Nebraska, etc., Hayden. 

Paleontology of New York, vol.

3, Hall, J.

Geology from Fort Bridger to 

Camp Floyd, Engelmann.

1860. Notes on Nebraska and Utah, 

Hayden.

1861. Jurassic of the West, Marcou, J.;

Gabb.

Discoveries in Simpson's expedition, Meek and Eugelmanu.

1862. Primordial of Rocky Mountains,

Hayden. 

1864. Fossils from Carboniferous,

Hall, J.

1869. Desiccation of surface of western 

America, Blake, W. P.

1870. Fossils from Utah, Meek.

Utah Continued.

1870. Recency of certain volcanoes of 

the West, Gilbert, G. K.

Green River coal basin, King, C.

Sun pictures of Rooky Mountain 

scenery, Hayden, F. V.

1871. Points in geology and min,eralogy of Utah, Blake, W. P. 

Eocene of Utah, Conrad.

1872. General report on Montana and 

adjacent Territories, Hayden.

Profiles and sections to accompany final report of survey of 

Territories, Haydeu.

Notes on some mining districts 

of Utah, Silliman.

Report on survey of the Territories, Hayden.

Ancient lakes of North America, 

Newberry.

Report on minerals, rocks, etc., 

Peale.

Geology of the Missouri Valley, 

Hayden.

Tertiary coal of the West, Hodge, 

J.T.

Paleontologic report, Wyoming, 

Meek.

1873. Structure of country north of 

Colorado Canyon. P o w e 11, 

J. W.

Explorations of 1872 under F. V. 

Hayden, Snake River region, 

Bradley, F. H.

Explorations in Uinta Mountains, 

Jones, W. A.

Report of survey of Montana, 

Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah, 

Hayden, F. V.; Peale.

Report of Snake River division, 

Bradley, F. H.

Devonian fossils in Wasatch 

Mountains, Tenney.

Portions of Nevada, Utah, California, and Arizona, Gilbert, 

G. K.

Map of the United States, Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock and 

Blake.

Paleontologic report, Montana, 

Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah, 

Meek.

1874. Notes in geology along Union

Pacific Railroad, Kneeland. 

Notes on mining districts, Gilbert, G. K.
CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP

Utqh Continued.

1874. Geology of valley of the Colorado, Powell, J. W.

Glacial epoch in Utah and Nevada, Gilbert, G. K.

Exploration of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

The great American desert, Poole.

Preliminary report, surveys west 

of one hundredth meridian, 

Gilbert, G. K.

Lignites and plant beds of west 

era America, Newberry.

Age of lignite group, Hay den, 

F.V.

Report on vertebrate paleontology, Colorado, Cope.

1875. Valley of Minnesota River, Warren, G. K.

Fossils west of Greeley and 

Evans, etc., Meek.

Exploration of the Colorado, 

Powell, J. W.

Classification and distribution of 

Cretaceous of the West, Cope.

Report from St. George, Utah, to 

the Gila River, M'arvine.

Portions of Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico, Hbwell, 

E. E.

1876. Geology between Leavenworth 

and the Sierra Nevada, Engelmann.

Outlet of Great Salt Lake, Gilbert, G. K.

Brown coals of Utah, Engelmann.

Paleozoic divisions on fortieth 

parallel, King, C.

Uinta Mountains, Powell, J. W.

Paleontology of plateau province, White, C. A.

Colorado plateau province, Gilbert, G. K.

Relations of lignitic group of 

the West, Stevenson.

Restored outline of Lake Bonneville, Gilbert and Howell.

Ancient outlet of Great Salt 

Lake, Packard, A. S.

Paleontology of Great Basin, 

Meek.

Microscopic petrography, survey 

of fortieth' parallel, Zirkel.

Notes on Uinta and Wasatch 

ranges, King, C.

Utah Continued.

1876. Maps of parts of California, 

Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, 

New Mexico, and Utah, Gilbert, 

Marvine and Howell.

1877. Henry Mountains, Gilbert, G. K.

Fossils from Nevada, Utah, Colorado, etc., White, C. A.

Work in Henry Mountains and 

on Lake Bonneville, Gilbert, 

G.K.

Intrusives of Henry Mountains, 

Button.

Lava fields of southern Utah, 

Button.

Preliminary report of survey of 

Territories, Hay den.

Remarks on Mesozoic and Ceiiozoic, Meek.

Remarks on paleontology of fortieth parallel survey, Hall and 

Whitfield.

Descriptive geology, fortieth 

parallel survey, Hague and 

Emmons.

 Paleontologic characters of Cenozoic and Mesozoic in Green 

River district, White, C. A.

1878. Ancient outlet of Great Salt 

Lake, Gilbert, G. K.; Peale.

Eozoic rocks of South America, 

Hunt, T. S.

Systematic geology of fortieth 

parallel survey, King, C.

Structure arid origin of mountains, Le Conte.

Results of surveys in Colorado in 

1876, Hayden.

Remarks on Laramie group, 

White, C. A.

Lignitic formations of North 

America, Lesquereux, Hayden.

Portion of northwestern Colorado, White, C. A.

1879. Lands of Utah, Powell, J. W.

Survey of the fortieth parallel, 

Newberry.

Peculiar cave in Utah, Lee, L. A.

Carboniferous fossils from Colorado, etc., White, C. A.

Report on paleontology^survey of 

. Wyoming and Idaho, White, 

C.A.

Jura-Trias, of western North 

America, White, C. A.

Ozocerite, Newberry.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 971

Utah Continued.

1879. North American Mesozoic and

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A. 

, Wanderings in the western land, 

Vivian.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Utah, etc., Davis, AV. 

M.; Hague.

Fortieth parallel survey, systematic geology by King, Puinpelly.

Green River district, Peale.

1880. Genesis of iron ores, Newberry. 

San Francisco, Eureka, and Bodie

districts, Becker. 

Report of work in Great Basin,

Gilbert, G. K.

The great West, Hayden, F. V. 

Permian of North America,

Button.

Lake Bonneville, Gilbert, G. K.

The AVasatch a growing mountain, Gilbert, G. K.

Relation of Permian to Aubrey 

beds, Gilbert, G. K.

Report on Colorado Canyon district, Dutton.

Outlet of Lake Bonneville, Gilbert, G. K.

High plateaus of Utah, Dutton, 

Powell, J. W.

Archean of AVasatch Mountains, 

Geikie, A.

Manti beds of Utah, Cope.

1881. Ancient glaciers of Rocky Mountains, Geikie.

Atlas of Colorado, Hayden, F. V.

Silver sandstone district, Rolker, 

Maynard.

1882. Report on work in Great Basin, 

Gilbert, G. K.

Sulphur deposits in Utah and 

Nevada, Russell, I. C.

Tertiary of central region, Cope.

Report on work in High plateauregion, Dutton.

Origin of jointed structure, Gilbert, G. K.

Physical geology of Grand Canyon district, Dutton.

Geologisches und Montanistisches 

aus Utah, Ochsenius'.

Report of United States Geological Survey, Powell, J. W.

Facts in Montana, Idaho, Utah, 

and Colorado, Newberry.

Utah Continued.

1882. History of Lake Bonneville,

Gilbert, G. K.

Post Glacial joints, Gilbert, G. K. 

Tertiary history of Grand Canyon 

district, Dutton, C. E.

1883. Exploration of fortieth parallel,

Wadsworth. 

Play as and playa lakes, Russell,

I.C. 

Classification of lake basins,

Davis, W. M. 

Pre-Bonneville climate, Gilbert,

G. K.

Lithology of exploration of fortieth parallel, Merrill, N. F. 

Report on work in Great Basin,

Gilbert, G. K.

Genesis of ore deposits, Keck. 

Review on nonmarine fossil

mollusca of North America,

AVhite, C. A.

Tertiary Mollusca, White, C. A. 

Report on Wind River district,

St. John. 

Faults and earthquakes in Great

Basin, Gilbert, G. K. 

Fossils of the Laramie group,

AVhite, C. A.

1884. Azoic system and its subdivisions, AAThitney and AVadsworth.

Illustrations of polished rock 

surfaces, Morgan, H. J.

Climate changes of later geologic 

times, Whitney, J. D.

Geologisches aus Utah, Rath.

Vertebrata of Tertiary of the 

West, Cope.

The fortieth parallel rocks, Wadsworth.

. A theory of earthquakes of Great 

Basin, Gilbert, G. K.

Building stones, Foster, W.

Observations in Nevada and the 

Grand Canyon, AValcott.

Ripple marks, Gilbert, G. K.

The deposition of ores, Newberry.

Petrography of fortieth parallel 

survey, Zirkel.

1885. Jurassic of North America,

White, C. A. 

Quaternary lakes of the Great

Basin,. Gilbert, G.K. 

Quaternary and Recent Mollusca

of the Great Basin, Call..
972 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Utah Continued.

1885. Allanite as a rock constituent, 

Iddings. and Cross.

Enlargement of fragments in certain rocks, Irving and Van 

Hise.

Report of Pacific division, Becker.

Eeport of division of Great Basin, 

Gilbert, G. K.

Topographic features of lake 

shores, Gilbert, G. K.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Mining interests of Utah, Huntley.

1886. Iron deposits of Utah, Blake, 

W. P.

Eureka-Beck decision, C.

Iron ores of southern Utah, Blake, 

W. P.

Petrography, geology of Leadville, Cross.

Mineral physiology and physiography, Hunt; T. S.

Iron ores, Putnam.

Cambrian of North America, Walcott.

Cambrian faunas of North America, Walcott.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

Flussgebeit des Colorado, Toula.

Bemerkungen liber Utah, Rath.

Gold and silver mining, Hollister.

Old Telegraph mine, Lavagnino.

Relations of Laxamie fauna, 

White, C. A.

Sulphur deposits, Faur.

Report Mesozoic division of paleontology, White, C. A.

1888. Marbles, Newberry.

Mountain upthrusts, White, C. A. 

Coal, Ashburner.

Utah Continued.

1888. Structural relations of ore deposits, Emmons, S. F. 

Upper Eocene, Scott, W. B.

1889. Gilsonite, Raymond.

Permian of Texas, Hill, R. T. 

Stratigraphic position of Olenellus, Walcott.

Northwestern Colorado region, 

White, C. A.

1890. Deformation of geoid by removal 

of waters of Lake Bonneville, 

Woodward, R. S.

Analysis of adobe soil, Eakins.

Analyses of rocks from Henry 

Mountains, Riggs.

Lake Bonneville, Gilbert, G. K.

Origin of normal faults, Reade.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, Davis, Gilbert, G. K.; Hague, A.

Movements in Rocky Mountains, 

Emmons.

Rocky Mountain protaxis, Dana, 

J. D.

Strength of the earth's crust, 

Gilbert, G. K.

Uinta formation, Scott, W. B.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian, Walcott.

1891. Cambrian of North America, Walcott.

Classification of mountain ranges, 

Upham.

Cretaceous of North America, 

White, C. A.

Notes on asphaltum, Stowe.

Devonian and Carboniferous correlation, Williams, H. S.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Features of Rocky Mountain 

geology, HiUs.

V..

Van Cleve, J. Geology of the West.

Sci. Am. Supp., vol. 4 (No. 90), p. 1432, 1877. 

1849. From St. Louis Republican.

Vancleve, John W. [On the fossil zoophytes of western Ohio.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 1, pp. 19-24.

Van Diest, P. H. Notes on a trip to 

Telluride, San Miguel County, Colo.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 28-30, 

1886..

Van Diest, P. H. Continued.

 Notes on some Boulder County veins. 

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 2, part 2, pp. 

50-55, plate, 1886.

 The mineral resources of Boulder 

County, Colo.

Colorado, State School of Mines, Biennial 

Eeport, 1886, pp. 25-41, map [1886],

 Address of the retiring president.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Proc., vol. 2, pp. 278-285, 

1888.
DABTON.] NQRTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 973

Van Diest, P. H. Continued.

 Colorado volcanic craters.

Colorado Sci. Soo., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 19-24,

1889.

 Remarks on the plication of the coal 

measures in southeastern Colorado aud 

northeastern New Mexico.

Colorado Sci. Soc., Prop., vol. 3, pp. 185-190,

1890.

Van Hise, C. A. On secondary enlargements of feldspar fragments in certain 

Keweeuawan sandstones.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 27, pp. 399-403,

1884.

 Enlargements of hornblende fragments.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, pp. 231-235,

1885.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 19, p. 1216 (J p.),

1885.

 Upon the origin of the mica schists 

and black mica slates of the PenokeeGogebic iron-bearing series.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 31, pp. 453-459, 

plate, 1886. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 20, pp. 723-724,1886.

 Note on the enlargement of hornblendes and augites in fragmental and 

eruptive rocks.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 385-388", 

1887. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 22, p. 168 (Jp.), 1888-

 The chemical origin of the Vermillion Lake iron ores.

Am. Geol., vol. 4, pp. 382-383, 1889.

 The iron ores of the Penokee-Gogebic series of Michigan and Wisconsin. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 37, pp. 32-48, 

plate 2,1889.

Abstracts, Nature,vol.39, p. 310 (8 lines); 

Am. Geol., vol. 3, pp. 197-198, 1889.

 Reports Lake Superior division.

D. S. Geol. Surv., 9th Report, J. W. Powell, 

pp. 79-84, Washington, 1889.

 [Remarks on certain questions of 

equivalency and structure of the crystallines of the Northwest.]

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 390-391, 393, 

1890.

Discussion of paper by A. Wincbell oil 

"Some results of Arcbean studies."

 The pre-Cambrian rocks of the Black 

Hills.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 203-244, 

plates 4-5,1890.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 24, pp.291,954,1070- 

1071, 1890.

Van Hise, C. A. Continued.

 Report Lake Superior division.

TJ S. Geol. Surv., 10th Report, J. W. Powell, 

pp. 123-128, Washington, 1890.

 An attempt to harmonize some apparently conflicting views of Lake 

Superior stratigraphy.

Am. Jour. Sci,, 3d series, vol. 41, pp. 117-136, 

1891.

Reviewed by A. C. Lawson, Am. Geol., vol. 

7, pp. 320-327, 388.

Read to Wisconsin Acad. Sci., December, 

1890.

 Lake Superior stratigraphy. 

Am. Geol., vol. 7, pp. 383-386,1891. 

Review of A. C. Lawson, "Lake Superior 

stratigraphy," ibid., pp. 320-327, 388.

 Irving, R. D., and. On hecondary 

enlargements of mineral fragments in 

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974 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

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1840.

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1841.

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Geol. Surv. New York, 5th Annual Eeport, 

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Assoc. Am. Geol., Trans., pp. 21-23,1843.

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DABTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 975

Vennor, Henry C. Continued.

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the gold of Marmora.

Geol. Surv. Canada, Keport of progress,

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1875. 

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 Report of explorations and surveys 

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Geol. Snrv. Canada, Keport of progress, 

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 Archeau of Canada.

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1878.

 Reports on surveys in the counties 

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Geol. Surv. Canada, Report of progress, 

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Vermont.

1807. Observations on geology of 

United States, and geologic 

map, Maclure.

1818. Remarks on section of Massachusetts on Connecticut River, 

with parts of Vermont, Hitchcock, E.

Localities of minerals and remains, Silliman.

Geology of the United States, 

Maclure.

Vermont C on ti nued.

1821. Notice of a dolomite, Chase, G.

1822. Minerals and rocks i n Berkshire,

Silliman. 

Iron mines in Vermont, Hall, F.

1823. Regions contiguous to River Connecticut, Hitchcock, E.

1824. Western Massachusetts region, 

Dewey, C.

1826. Eruptions of Long Lake and Mud 

Lake in Vermont, Dwight, S. E.

1827. Porcelain clay, De\voy, C.

1829. Argillite with anthracite coal, 

Eaton.

1830. Gold of the Carolinas in talcoso

slate, Eaton.

Geological text-book. Eaton. 

1832. Water courses, alluvial and other 

rocks of Connecticut Valley, 

Smith, A.

.Greenstone dike, Clapp, A. 

Geological survey of Massachusetts, Economics, Hitchcock, E. 

1835. Soapstone in Green Mountains, 

Coleman, L.

1839. Marble and serpentine, Silliman.

1840. Equivalency of deposits on east 

and west sides of the Atlantic, 

Eaton.

1842. Geology of New York, second 

district, Emmons, E.

1843. The phenomena of glacio-aqueous 

action in North America, 

Hitchcock, E.

1844. Final report on New Hampshire,

Jackson, C. T.

American geology and condition 

of research in the United States, 

Rogers, H. D.

1845. Travels in North America, Lyell. 

First report on Vermont, Adams,

C.B. 

Letter on Thetford region,

Thayer. 

Report on counties in Vermont,

Hall and Thompson.

1846. Second report on geology of Vermont, Adams, C. B.

Notes east of Green Mountains, 

Hall, S. R.

Report on Chittenden County, 

Thompson, Z.

Agriculture of New York, Einmous, E.

Remarks on Taconic system, Emmous, E.
976 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF- [HULL. 127,

Vermont Continued.

1846. Notes on Vermont, Hitchcock, E.

1847. Third report on geology of Vermont, Adams, C. B.

Report on explorations, Hall, 

S.R.

Apparent drift furrows dependent 

on structure, Adams, C. D.

Analyses for Vermont survey, 

Hunt, T. S.

1848. Geography and geology of Vermont, Thompson, Z.

Fourth report on Vermont, 

Adams, C. B.

Polished rocks at Winooski, 

Adams, C. B.

On the Taconic rocks, Adams, 

C.B.

1849. On the geology of Canada, Hunt, 

T.S.

1850. Centers of dispersion of bowlders, 

Rogers, H. D.

1851. Fractures of slate, Vermont and 

Lake Superior, Whitney.

Parallelism of mountain chains 

in America, Desor.

Age of copper rocks of Lake 

Superior and physical structure of Canada, Logan.

Clay and sand deposits at high 

levels in northern New England, Rogers, H. D.

On the Taconic system, Hunt, 

T.S.

Changes of level during drift 

period, Adams, C. B.

Age of clay slate of Connecticut 

Valley, Hitchcock, E.

1853. Brown coal of Brandon and age 

of hematite in United States, 

Hitchcock. E.

Appendix to history of Vermont, 

Thompson, Z.

Geologic map of the United 

 States, etc., Marcou, J.

Report on certain points in geology of Massachusetts, Hitchcock, E.

1854. Lignite near Burlington, Thompson, Z.

1855. So-called talcose slates of the

Green Mountains, Hunt, T. S. 

Ueber die Geologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J. 

American geology, Einmons, E.

Vermont Continued.

1856. Serpentine marbles, Jackson,

C.T. 

Serpentiue and verd antiques,

Hayes, A. A. 

Fossil fruits and age of Brandon

lignite, Hitchcock, E. . 

On serpentine rock, Hayes, A. A.

1857. Illustrations of surface geology, 

Hithcock, E.

1858. Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D. .

Fractured ledges in Vermont, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

1859. Paleontology of New York, vol. 3, 

Hall, J.

Devonian and Taconic in southeastern Canada, Logan.

Classification des chalnes de 

montagnes, Marcou, J.

Devonian granites and Tacouic 

rocks, Hitchcock, E.

1860. Condition of traps in New Hampshire a measure of erosion, 

Hubbard, O. P.

Der Primordial-Fauna in NordAmerika, Barrande.

Lake ramparts in Vermont, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Ancient glaciation of Green 

Mountains, Hitchcock, C. H.

Fauna of Quebec group and Primordial of Canada, Logau.

So-called talcose schist of Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

1861. Fossil fruits in lignites of Bran^ 

don, Lesquereux.

Contorted pebbles in conglomerate, Hitchcock, E., jr.

Report on northern Vermont, 

Hall, S. R.

Geological map, Hager.

Remarks on Taconic system, Am. 

Jour. Sci.

Primordial of North America, 

etc., Rogers, W. B.

Economical geology of Vermont, 

Hager.

Dikes in Silurian of Shelburue, 

Hitchcock, E.

Physical geography and scenery 

of Vermont, Hager.

Fossils from Potsdam group, Billings.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 977

Vermont C ontinued.

1861. Geology of Plymouth, Hager.

Chemistry of survey of Vermont, 

Hitchcock, C. H., and Barker.

Age of Emmons's Taconic region, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Conversion of certain conglomerates into schists and gneiss, 

Hitchcock, E.

Curved pebbles in Vermont conglomerate, Hitchcock E.; Jacksou, C. T.

Primordial fauna and the Taconic 

system, Barrande.

Primordial faunae and Point 

Levis fossils, Hall, J.

Geology of Vermont and the Taconic system, Hitchcock, C. H.

Notes on sections, Hitchcock, 

C. H.

Report- on geology of Vermont, 

Hitchcock, E., Hitchcock, E., 

jr., Hager, and Hitchcock, C. H.

Barrande on Primordial of America and Taconic of Emmons, 

Hunt, T. S.

Rocks and fossils from Phillipsburgh, Canada East, Billings.

Drift near Brandon, Jackson and 

Blake.

Unstratified rocks of Vermont, 

Hitchcock, E.

Sur la faune primordiale en 

Am6rique, Barrande.

On the Taconic, Rogers, W. B.

Age of red sandstone formation, 

Billings.

Fossil fruits iu lignites of Brandon, Lesquereux.

Some points in American geology, 

Hunt, T. S.

Notes on Primordial and Taconic, 

Marcou, J.

Taconic system of Emmons, 

Hunt, T. S.

Dikes in Chittenden County, 

Thompson, Z.

Faune des roches du groupe de 

Quebec, Logan.

Structure of western Vermont, 

Rogers, W. B.

1862. Potsdam and Hudson rocks in

Vermont, Hall, J. 

Primordial fauna in America,

Barrande. 

Bull. 127 62

Vermont C ontinued.

1862. Fossiles taconiques de l'Am rique du Nord, Marcou, J.

Vermont Primordial, Marcou, J.

Taconic system of Emmons, 

Hunt, T. S.

Hall on age of sand rook of Vermont, Billings.

Taconic and Silurian of Vermont 

and Canada, Marcou, J.

Report on geology of Vermont, 

by Hitchcock and Hager, Billings.

Potsdam fossils in America, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Marcou on Taconic of Vermont 

and Canada, T.

Age of red sand rock of Canada 

and Vermont, Billings.

1863. Report of survey of Canada, 1863,

Logan.

Parallelism of Quebec group, 

Billings.

1864. Change of level in Green Mountains, Scott, W. K. 

Lentilles trilobitiferes de la 

Pointe-Levis au Canada, Marcou, J.

1865. Taconic question, Hall, J.

Eocene lignite formation of

United States, Conrad. 

Frozen well of Brandon, Blake,

Rogers and Jackson. 

Potholes near Poultney, Nichols,

J.A.

1866. Lower Silurian of North America,

Logan.

Map of Canada and part of United 

States, Logan and Hall.

1867. Terrains anciens de I'Ame'rique

du Nord, Hunt, T. S. 

Glacial movements in valley of

St. Lawrence, Whittlesey. 

Fresh-water glacial drift of the

Northwest, Whittlesey. 

Ripton sea beaches, Hungerford.

1868. Glacial action on Green Mountain summits, Hungerford.

Points in geology of Vermont, 

Hunt, T. S.

Eozoische Formationsgruppe 

Nord-Amerikas, Credner.

Occurrences of iron in marshes, 

Whittlesey.

Winooski marble, Hitchcock, 

C.H.
978 [BULL. 127.

Vermont Continued.

1868. Relations of red sandstone of Vermont, Perry, J. B.

Red sandstone of Vermont, Perry, 

J.B.

Geology of Vermont, Hitchcock, 

C.H.

1869. Geology of western Vermont, 

Perry, J. B.

1870. Geology of eastern New England,

Hunt, T. S.

Plasticity of pebbles and rocks, 

Blake, W. P.

1871. Geognosy of Appalachians, Hunt,

T.S 

Geology of Orleans County, Hall,

S.R. 

Position and height of plateau in

which New England glaciers

originated, Dana, J. D. 

Connecticut glacier, Dana, J. D.

1872. Rocks of Great Barringfcon, Mass.,

Dana, J. D. 

Green Mountain geology; on the

quartzite, Dana, J. D. 

On true Taconic, Dana, J. D. 

Address of Hunt to American

Association, Dana, J. D. 

Remarks on Taconic controversy,

Billings. 

Fossils in Winooski marble at

S wanton, Billings. 

History of Cambrian and Silurian, Hunt, T. S. 

Chazy fossils in Eolian limestones

of West Rutland, Billings. 

Glacial period in New England,

Perry, J.B. 

What is true Taconic, Dawson,

J.W.

1873. Metamorphism of rocks, Hunt,

T.S. 

Record of Science for 1872 by

Baird, Dana, J. D. 

Geology of Green and White

mountains, Hunt, T. S. 

On staurolite and Silurian age of

Green Mountain gneisses, Dana,

J.D. 

Post-Tertiary history of New

England, Perry, J. B. 

Glacial and Champlain eras in

New England, Dana, J. D. 

Geologic map of United States,

Hitchcock, C. H.; -Hitchcock

and Blake.

Vermont C ontiniied.

1873. Helderberg rocks of Connecticut 

Valley, Dana, J. D.

1874. Relations of geology to agriculture, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Physical history of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C.H. 

Niagara and Lower Helderberg in 

United States and Canada, 

Hall, J.

1875. Report of geologist and on State

cabinet, Cutting. 

Carte ge"ologique de la Terre,

Marcou, J. 

Geologic chart of the United

States, Bradley, F. H.

1876. Report on limonite of Lehigh 

County, Pa., by Prime, Dana, 

J.D.

1877. Large bowlders in New Hampshire, Prescott.

Geology of New Hampshire, 

Hitchcock, C. H.; Huntington.

Geological map, Hitchcock, C. H.

Origin of kames in Massachusetts, Upharn.

Connecticut Valley Helderberg, 

Hitchcock, C.H.

Connecticut Valley in Champlain 

and terrace periods, Upham.

Vermont geology, by Rev. A. 

Wing, Dana, J. D.

Relation of geology of New 

Hampshire to adjacent territory, Hitchcock, C. H.

Helderberg of Bernardston and 

Vermont, Dana, J. D.

Cambrian and Silurian of western 

Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

Relation of geology of Vermont 

to that of Berkshire, Dana, 

J. D.

1878. Glacial drift of New Hampshire, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Dikes and Azoic of southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

The Ice age, Gratacap.

Mineralogy and lithology of New 

Hampshire, Hawes, E.

Geology of Lake Champlain region, Hall, J.

Modified drift of New Hampshire, Upham.

Some points in lithology, Dana, 

J.D.
DAKTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 979

Vermont Continued.

1878. Map of New Hampshire, Hitchocock, C. H.

Atlas to geology of New Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Gravel ridges in Merrimac Valley, Wright, G. F. 

Surface geology of New Hampshire, Upham.

1879. Hudson River age of Taconic

schists, Dana, J. D. 

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Hitchcock, C. H.

1880. Succession of glacial deposits in

New England, Upham. 

List of papers on the Taconic

system, Dana, J. D. 

History of some pre-Cambrian

rocks, Hunt, T. S. 

Age of Green Mountains, Dana,

J.D. 

Age of Taconic rocks and geology

of Vermont, Dana, J. D.

1881. So-called kames of Connecticut

Valley, Dana, J. D. 

Colonies dans les roches taconiques des bords du lac Chainplain, Marcou, J.

1882. The Potsdam sandstone, Minnesota, Winchell, N. H.

Comparisons of crystallines of 

Virginia and New England, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Flood in Connecticut Valley from 

melting glacier, Dana. J. D.

Age of the Taconic system, Dana, 

J.D.

1883. Glacial flood of Connecticut 

Valley, Hitchcock, C. H.

Glacial and Champlain periods, 

New Haven region, Dana, J. D.

Progress of geology, 1882, Hunt, 

T. S.

Observations in Champlain Valley, Walcott.

Copper deposits, Wheeler, H. A.

Winooski marble of Vermont, 

Perkins.

History of Taconic question and 

relation of Taconian series, 

Hunt, T. S.

Life of William E. Logan, Dana, 

J. D.

1884. Hall on Hudson age of Taconic 

slates, Dana, J. D.

Vermont Continued.

1884. Notes on building stones used iu 

New York, Newberry.

Microscopic structure of building 

stones, Havves, Merrill, G. P.

Cambrian of United States and 

Canada, Walcott.

Illustrations of polished rock 

surfaces, Morgan, H. J.

Hudson River age of the Taconic 

slates, Hall, Dana, J. D.

Thirteen sections across New 

Hampshire, Hitchcock, C. H.

Studies of rocks of Cordilleras, 

Wads worth.

Position of Philadelphia gneiss, 

Hitchcock, C. H

New Hampshire and Vermont 

building stones, Hitchcock, 

C. H.

Origin of bedding in so-called 

metamorphic rocks, Dana, J. D.

Azoic system and its subdivisions, Whitney and Wadsworth

1885. Geologic features of marble belt, 

Brainerd, E.

Sections of New Hampshire and 

Vermont, by Hitchcock, Dana, 

J. D.

New genus of Cambrian trilobite, Walcott.

Crystallines of Alabama, Hitchcock, C. H.

Taconic system, Marcou, J.

Taconic rocks and stratigraphy, 

Dana, J. D.

Winooski or Wakefleld marble 

of Vermont, Perkins.

Colored marbles of Lake Charnplaiu, Elliott, A. H.

History of Taconic question, and 

relations of rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Marble of western New England, 

Seely.

Green Mountain gneisses in eastern New England, Hitchcock, 

C. H.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Eroding power of ice, Newberry.

1886. Sections across New Hampshire 

and Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

Variolite granite from Vermont, 

Kroustschoff.

Geology of northern New England, Hitchcock, C. H.
980 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Vermont Continued.

1886. Inclusions in granite of Craftsbury, McCormick.

Geologic studies 011 shore of 

Lake Charuplain, Wliitfield, 

K.P.

Cambriaii system, Walcott.

Lower Siluriau fossils from 

Taconic of Emmous, Dana, J. D.

Taconic stratigraphy, Dana, J. D.

1887. Map of United States, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Taconic question, Hunt, T. S.

1888. Great Primordial quarjizite, Winchell, N. H.

Fossils in Lower Taconic, Walcott.

Principles of adversaries of Taconic, Marcou, J.

Taconic of Georgia and report on 

Vermont, Marcou, J.

Taconic of Emmons, Miller, S. A.; 

Walcott.

1889. Camel's Hump and Mount Lincoln, Upham.

Date of report on geology of Vermont, Hitchcock, C. H.

Glaciatiou of mountains, Uphain.

New locality of camptonite, 

Nason.

Conglomerate in gneisses, Hitchcock, C.H.

Building stone, Merrill, G. P.

Eeporfc Paleozic division of pa^eonfcology, United States Geological Survey, Walcott.

1890. Archean axes of eastern North 

America, Dana, J. D.

Calciferous in Champlain Valley, 

Brainerd and Seely, Walcott.

Bernardstou series, Emerson.

Granitoid areas in Lower Laurentian, Hitchcock, C. H.

Eolian limestones, Hitchcock, C. 

H.

Distribution of bowlders, Hitchcock, C.H.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Rocks at Fort Cassin, Whitfield, 

R.P.

Taconic mountains, Am. Geol.

Warren's Geography, Brewer.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian, Walcott.

Vermont Continued. 

1891. Cambrian of North America, 

Walcott.

Chazy -formation in tlie Chainplain Valley, Braiuerd.

American opinion on the older 

rocks, Winchell, A.

Identity of Lower Cambrian in 

Rutland region, James, J. F.

Lower Cambrian age of Stockbridge limestone, Wolff.

Manganese deposits, Penrose.

Metamorphism in conglomerate 

schist, Wolff.

Overthrust faults, Walcott.

Relation of strength of marble 

to its structure, Perry.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Verneuil, Ed. de. Sur 1'importance de 

la limite qui se"pare le calcaire de montagne des formations qui lui sont 

infe"rieures.

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., Vol. 11, pp. 166-179, 

1840; vol. 12, p. 87,1841.

Reviewed by J. W. Foster, ibid., vol. 12, pp. 

86-87,1840.

 On the Fusulina in the coal formation of Ohio.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 2, p. 293 (J p.), 

1846.

 [Lettre sur la g6ologie des EtatsUnis.]'

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 4, pp. 

12-13,1847.

 Note sur le paralle"lisme des roches 

des de"p6ts pal6ozo'iques de l'Ame"rique 

septentrionale avec ceux de 1'Europe, 

suivie d'un tableau des especes fossiles 

communes aux deux continents, a.yec 

1'indication des (Stages ou elles se rencontrent, et termine'e par un examen 

critique de chacune de ces especes.

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 4, pp.

646-709, 1847.

Translated and condensed by James Hall, 

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 5, pp. 176-184,

359-370; vol. 7, pp. 45-51,218-231,1848-49.

 [Sur le terrain erratique de 1'Ame"- 

rique du Nord.]

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 5, pp. 

98-100,1848.

Verrill, A. E. [Some geologic features 

of northern New Hampshire.]

Boston Soo. Nat. Hist., Proo., vol. 10, p. 386

(i p.), 1806.'
NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 981

Verrill, A. E. Continued.

 Grand Man an.

Acadian Geol., by «T. W. Dawson, 2d edition, 

Appendix E, pp. 079-680, London, 18C8.

 Ou the post-Pliocene fossils of Sankoty Head, Nantncket Island, with a 

note on the geology, by S. H. Scudder.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 10, pp. 364-375, 

1875. ,

 Occurrence of fossiliferous Tertiary 

rocks on the Grand Bank and Georges 

Bank.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 16, pp. 323-324 j 

(Vi p.), 1878.

 Notice of the remarkable marine 

fauna occupying the outer banks off 

the southern coast of New England, 

No. 8. Nature and origin of the sediments, occurrence of fossiliferous limestone nodules.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d scries, vol. 24, pp. 447-452, 

1882; vol. 26, p. 245,1883.

 Recent explorations in the region of 

the Gulf Stream off the eastern coast 

of the United States, by the U. S. Fish 

Commission. Nature and origin of the 

deposits fossiliferous magnesian limestone nodules.

Science, vol. 2, pp. 153-154,4°, 1883.

Am. Nat., vol. 17, pp. 189-190,305-308, 1883.

 Character of the deep-sea deposits 

off the eastern coast of the United 

States.

Head to Nat. Acad. Sci., 1884.

Am. Nat., vol. 19, pp. 69-70,1885.

Virginias. [Including West Virginia.] 

1783. Strata on branches of York River,

Lincoln. 

1787. Miueralogische Kenntuiss des

ostlichen Theils von NordAmerika, etc., Schoepf. 

1799. Sand hills of Cape Henry, Latrobe.

1807. Observations on geology of

United States, and geologic

map, Maclnre. 

Freestone quarries on Potomac

and Rappahaunock rivers, Latrobe. 

1814. Region around Harpers Ferry,

Mitchell, S. L. 

1818. Coal in vicinity of Richmond,

Grammer. 

Geology of the United States,

Maclure.

Virginias. [Including West Virginia] 

Continued. 

1818. Observations on geology of North

America, Mitchell, S. L. 

Natural Bridge, Gilmer. 

On parts of Virginia, Tennessee, 

Alabama, Mississippi, etc., Cornelius.

1821. Structure of valley of the Mississippi, Nuttall.

1823. Essay on salt, Van Reusselaer.

1824. Essay on Tertiary of America,

Finch. 

1826. Shell marl region, coal formation,

and contiguous region, Pierce.

1830. Origin of bituminous coal, Gazlay.

1831. Bath on Berkeley Springs region,

Haydeu, H. H. 

Tour to caves, Harlan.

1832. Great Valley and Blue Ridge, 

Featherstouhaugh.

Analogy between marl of Connecticut and chalk of Europe, 

Morton, S. G.

Fossil shells of the Tertiary, Conrad.

1833. New fossil shells, Conrad.

Section through Richmond coal

field, Taylor, R. C. 

Plants in secondary of Fredericksburg, Taylor, R. C. 

Rappahannock gold mines, Rio

and Millington. 

Review of sections in Virginia

and Maryland, Taylor, R. C. 

Gold regions, Dickson, J. 

Country between Fredericksburg and Winchester, Clemson,

T.C. 

Travertine in Alleghany County,

Feathers fconhaugh. 

Saliferous formation in Ohio

Valley, Hildreth. 

Natural tunnel in Scott County,

Long.

1834. Country between Baltimore and

the Ohio, Aikin.

Richmond coal basin, Taylor, R. 

C.

1835. Tertiary of the Atlantic Coast,

Conrad.

Observations in Atlanta Tertiary 

region, Conrad.
982 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Virginias. [Including West Virginia] 

Continued.

1835. Eeport on elevated country between Missouri and Red rivers, 

Featherstonh augh.

1836. Reconnaissance of Virginia, Rogers, W. S.

Bituminous coal deposits of the 

valley of the Ohio, Hildreth.

Reconnaissance from Washington 

through Wisconsin to the Coteau du Prairie, Featherstonhaugh.

1837. Tertiary formations of Virginia, 

Rogers and Rogers.

Gold mines and regions of Virginia, Silliman.

Gold mine near Fredericksburg, 

Silliman.

Tour to the falls of the Cuyahoga, 

Am. Jour. Sci.

Gold veins near Fredericksburg, 

Maury.

Report of survey of Virginia for

1836. Rogers, W. B.

1838. Fossils of medial Tertiary,

Conrad. 

Report of survey of Virginia for

1837. Rogers, W. B.

1839. Report of survey of Virginia for

1838. Rogers, W. B. 

Tertiary of Virginia, Rogers and 

Rogers.

1840. Report of survey of Virginia for

1839. Rogers, W. B. 

Geology of Tertiary of Virginia,

Rogers and Rogers. 

New fossils from Petersburg, Lea,

H.C.

1841. Fossil in Eocene of James River,

Tuomey. 

Report of survey of Virginia for

1840. Rogers, W. B.

Secondary and Tertiary of southern Atlantic States, Hodge.

Report of survey of Virginia for

1841. Rogers, W. B. 

Mineral salt in Virgin ia,Tay lor, S.

1842. Nature of dip of Trias of eastern 

United States, Rogers, W. B.

Notice of coal mines of Richmond, Wooldridge.

Ancient erosion at base of the 

Oriskany, Rogers, W. B.

Natural coke of eastern Virginia, 

Rogers, W. B.

Virginias. [Including West Virginia] . 

Continued.

1842. Portion of the Atlantic Tertiary

region, Conrad.

Structure of the Appalachian 

chain, and laws of mountain 

chains, Rogers and Rogers. 

Geology of the third district of 

New York, Emmons, E.

1843. Limits of Infusorial stratum in 

Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

Geology of western district of 

New York, Hall, J.

Age of coal rocks of eastern Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

New locality of the Infusorial 

stratum, Tuomey.

Marcellus and Hamilton in the 

West and South, Rogers, H. I).

Rock salt of the Holston, Hayden, C. B.

Age of New Red sandstones, 

Rogers, H. D.

Age of coal near Richmond, and 

Fredericksburg sandstone, 

Rogers, W. B.

Structure of Appalachians, exemplifying laws of mountain 

chains, Rogers and Rogers.

Origin of Appalachian coal, 

Rogers, H. D.

Temperature in coal mines of 

eastern Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

Connection of thermal springs in 

Virginia with axes and faults, 

Rogers, W. B.

1844. American geology and condition 

of research in United States, 

Rogers, H. D.

1845. Older Tertiary of Virginia, South

Carolina, and Georgia, Lyell. 

Miocene Tertiary of Maryland, 

Virginia, and the Carolinas, 

Lyell.

1846. Tertiary of Warren County, 

Miss., Conrad.

1847. Ancient sea margins, Chambers.

Distribution of remains in older 

formations of the United 

States, Hall; J.

Structure of Richmond coal, 

Hooker, J. D.

Plants from coal field near Richmond, Bunbury.

Coal field near Richmond, Lyell.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY.

Virginias. [Including West Virginia.] 

Continued.

1848. Eocene of Vicksburg, Miss., Conrad. 

Statistics of coal, Taylor, R. C.

1849. Bassin du cornte de Chesterfield,

Marcou, J. 

Remarks on Primary of Blue

Ridge, Rogers, W. B. 

Second visit to the United States,

Lyell.

1850. Eocene of Vicksburg, Miss., Conrad.

Structure of Appalachians compared with the Alps, Rogers, 

H. D.

1851. Equivalency of the American

Tertiary, Desor, Rogers, H. D. 

Gold formations of Maryland,

Virginia, and North Carolina,

Johnson, W. R. 

Age of Newark areas of eastern

United States, Foster.

1852. Report to James River and Kanawha Canal Company, Tuomey. 

Turf building in Dismal Swamp, 

Lesquereux.

1853. Report on certain points in geology of Massachusetts, Hitchcock.

Geologic map of United States, 

etc., Marcou, J.

1854. Salt and gypsum of Holston

River, Rogers, H. D. 

Geologic map of the United

States, by Marcou, Am. Jour.

Sci. 

Pridevale coal, Rogers, W. B.

1855. Mineralreichthum der Vereinigten Staaten, Diffenbach. 

American geology, Emmons, E. 

Ueber die Gcologie von NordAmerika, Marcou, J.

1856. Origin of carbonate of iron in

coal measures, Rogers, W. B. 

American geologic history, Dana,

J.D. 

Relations of New Red to coal

rocks of eastern Virginia and

North Carolina, Rogers, W. B. 

Age of coal rocks near Richmond

and of North Carolina, Rogers,

W.B. 

Posidonomya in Virginia, Rogers,

W.B.

Virginias. [Including West Virginia.] 

Continued.

1856. Lignite from coal rocks, Rogers,

W. B. 

Influence of trap on adjacent

strata, Rogers, W. BNatural coke near Richmond,

Rogers, W. B. 

Report of midland counties of

North C;uolina, Emmons, E.

1857. Position of elephant remains of

North America, Foster. 

Review of Einruons's report on 

midland counties, North Carolina, Dewey, C. 

Age of Richmond coal, Herr.

1858. Laws of structure of most disturbed xones of earth's crust, 

Rogers, H. D.

Geology of North America, Marcou, J.

Sketch of geology of United 

States, Rogers, H. D.

Age of Richmond coal, Lyell.

1859. Copper mine, Fauquier County,

Jackson, C. T. 

Reply to criticisms of J. D. Dana,

Marcou, J. 

Metamorphics of Atlantic Slope,

Rogers, H. D.

1860. Second report of chemist of Maryland, Tyson.

Coal formations of North America, Lesquereux.

Trias of Virginia and North Carolina, Emmons, E.

1861. On Lesquereux's table of coal 

measures, Lesley, J. P.

Devonian of Carboniferous of 

Iowa, Rogers, W. B.

Subconglomerate coal measures 

of northwestern Virginia, Lesley, J. P.

Some points in American geology, 

Hunt, T. S.

Sur la faune primordiale en Arne"- 

rique, Barrande.

Distribution and relations of rock 

oil, Andrews, E. B.

Coal from Boone County, W. Va., 

Richardson, J. W.

Infusorial earth from Maryland 

and Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

Comparison of Lower Carboniferous of Nova Scotia, etc., Rogers, W. B.
984 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BT7IX. 127.

Virginias. [Including West Virginia.] 

Continued.

1862. Extension of Carboniferous of 

the United States, Stevens.

1865. Coal and gypsum of southern

Virginia, Lesley, J. P. 

Asphalt vein in coal measures of 

western Virginia, Lesley, J. P.

1866. Origin of some of the earth's 

features, Dana, J. D.

Oil producing uplift of West Virginia, Evans, E. W.

Map of Canada and part of the 

United States, Logan and Hall.

Coal, iron, and oil, Daddow.

Skizzen aus Virginia, Credner, H.

Report on limestone, petroleum, 

and salt, Hunt, T. S.

Elements of geology, Lyell.

Petroleum and its geologic relations, Andrews, E, B.

1867. Lower Silurian hematites of

America, Lyman. 

Natural coke near Richmond, 

Rogers, W. B.

1868. Origin and relations of certain 

sands and clays, Cope.

1869. Map to illustrate types of earth's 

surface east from Cincinnati, 

Lesley, J. P. 

Anticlinal in Wythe County,

Kohler.

American fossiltferous strata, 

Conrad.

1870. Examination of Monongalia

County, Stevenson. 

West Virginia handbook, Diss 

De Bar.

1871. Oil-bearing rocks of Ohio and

Virginia, Warner. 

Elements of geology, Lyell. 

Notes of gold mines in Virginia,

Hen wood. 

Relations of Richmond granite,

age of Richmond coal, Hatteras

uplift, Perry. 

Oolite coal field of Virginia,

Greer. 

Fossils in Monongalia County,

Meek. 

Geognosieund Miueralreichthum

des Alleghany-Systems, Credner, H.

1872. Relations of syenite at Richmond, 

elevation of coast of Hatteras 

and Maine, Jackson, C. T.

Virginias. [Including West Virginia.] 

Continued.

1872. Relations of syenite under Richmond coal, Perry.

Causes of production of Cape 

Hatteras, Shaler.

Notes on West Virginia, Stevenson.

Staleys Creek iron region, Lyman.

1873. Midlothian colliery, Heinrich. 

Geologic map of United States,

Hitchcock, C. H.; Hitchcock

and Blake. 

Metamorphism of rocks, Hunt,

T.S. 

Copper deposits of the Blue

Ridge, Hunt, T. S. 

Glaciers in Virginia, Stevens. 

The Virginias, Hotchkiss. 

West Virginia asphaltum deposit,

Fontaine. 

Structure of Tazewell, Russell;

and Wise counties, Lesley, J. P.

1874. Upper coal measures west of the 

Alleghanies, Stevenson.

Coal of Eanawha Valley, Stevenson.

Map of coal fields of the United 

States, Hitchcock, C. H.

Geology about Richmond, Shaler.

Crystallines of the Blue Ridge, 

Hunt, T. S.

Drift in Virginia, Stevens, R. P.

Notes on the southern Appalachians, Hunt, T. S.

Great conglomerate, New River, 

W. Va., Fontaine.

Alleghany coal field, Whittlesey.

Parallelism of coal seams, Andrews, E. B.

Niagara and Lower Heltlerberg in 

United States and Canada, 

Hall, J.

Ore Knob copper mine, North 

Carolina, Hunt, T. S.

Natural coke of Richmond, Va., 

Stevens, R. P.

Geology in Ritchie and Tyler 

counties, Frazer.

New River Canyon, Stevens, R, P.

1875. Eastern Virginia coal field Coryell.

Geologic chart of the United 

States, Bradley, F. H.
OARTON.l NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 985

Virginias. [Including West Virginia.] 

Continued.

1875. Gravel and cobble deposits of 

Virginia, etc., Rogers, W. B.

Tripoli near Nottingham, Md., 

Johnson, C.

Concerning "Bermuda" tripoli, 

Sullivant.

Geology of the Blue Ridge, Fontaine.

Primordial strata of Virginia, 

Fontaine.

Geology and geography of petroleum, Wrigley.

Great Dismal Swamp region, 

Webster, N. B.

Comparison of Alleghany coal 

fields, Andrews, E. B.

1876. Conglomerate series of West Virginia, Fontaiue.

Upper coal of Virginia and Pennsylvania, White, I. C.

Conglomerate in No. XII on New 

River, Young, C. A.

Structure of Ohio coal fields, 

Whittlesey.

Coal plants from Ohio, Andrews, 

E. B.

Resources of West Virginia, 

Maury and Foutaine.

Notes on West Virginia, Stevenson.

Alleged parallelism of coal beds, 

Stevenson.

Diatomaceous sands of Richmond, Coryell.

Catalogue of West Virginia exhibit at Philadelphia, Maury.

Implements from drift at Richmond, Wallace, C. W.

Virginia geographical and political summary, Hotchldss.

1877. Contribution to microgeology,

Stodder. 

Vespertine of the Virginias,

Fontaine. 

Axes about Cumberland Gap,

Shaler. 

Gravel deposits of Virginia, etc.,

Rogers, W. B.

Anthracite from Third Hill Mountain, Frazer. 

Coal regions of America, Macfarlane. 

Outcrop belt of east Kentucky

coal field, Lesley, J.

Virginias. [Including West Virginia.] 

Continued.

1877. Materials of southwestern Virginia, Boyd.

1878. Dikes and Azoic of southeastern 

Pennsylvania, Hunt, T. S.

Petroleum and other hydrocarbons, Broadhead.

Surface geology of southwestern 

Pennsylvania, Stevenson.

Relations of the Blue Ridge in 

Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

Region along Virginia and Kentucky State line, Moore.

Eozoic rocks of North America, 

Hunt, T. S.

1879. Mesozoic of Virginia, Fontaine.

Silurian formation in central Virginia, Campbell, J. L.

Balcony Falls, Campbell, J. L. 

Virginia section across Appalachian chain, Campbell, J. L.

Mesozoic in Virginia, Heinrich.

Handbook of Virginia, Pollard.

 Examination of part of James

River iron belt, McDonald.

North American Mesozoic and 

Cenozoic, Miller, S. A.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Stevenson and Fontaine.

Mesozoic sandstone of the Atlantic Slope, Frazer.

Macfarlane's Geological Railroad 

Guide, Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

1880. Permian flora of Pennsylvania

and West Virginia, Fontaine

and White. 

Richmond Diatomaceous earth,

Michels.

New River coal field, Morris, S. F. 

Former extent of Triassic in the

East, Russell, I. C. 

Section at Low Moor, Wickes. 

Report on line of Richmond and

Southwestern Railway, Shaler. 

Resources near Richmond and

Southwestern Railway, Hotchkiss. 

Iron ores of the Virginias, Rogers,

W.B.

Arcadia iron property, Beckwith. 

Resources of Shenandoah Valley,

Va., Hotchkiss.

Minerals of southwestern Virginia, Rufi'ner.
986 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Virginias. [Including West Virginia.] 

Continued.

1880. Resources of Brocks Gap, Campbell, J.L.

Surface geology of southwestern 

Pennsylvania region, Stevenson.

Purgatory property, Botetourt 

County, Campbell, J. L.

Fossils and rocks near White 

Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier 

County, Meek.

Rich Patch iron region, Campbell, J. L.

Hawks Nest - Gauley Mountain 

section, Page, W. N.

Smithers-Gauley tract of coal 

lauds, Hotchkiss.

Coal fields of the Virginias, 

Hotchkiss.

Resources of Page Valley, Va., 

Prince.

Country adjacent to James River 

and Kanawha Canal, Campbell, 

J.L.

1881. Norfolk and Western and Shenandoah Valley railroads, Hotchkiss.

Analyses of ores and limestones, 

Britton, J. B.

Craig Creek basin, Va., Hotchkiss.

Coal beds of Ohio River counties, 

White, I. C.

Dufrenite in Rockbridge County, 

Va., Campbell, J. L.

Great Kanawha iron and coals, 

Shaler.

Rich Patch iron region, Campbell, J. L.

Brntton Run basin, Hofcchkiss.

1882. Notes on Holston salt and gypsum, Robertson, W.

Resources between Great Valley 

and Potomac coal basin, Hotchkiss.

Notes on geology of West Virginia, White, I. C.

Geology of Van Buren furnace 

estate, Hotchkiss.

Brush Creek gold district, Fontaine.

Artesian well at Fort Monroe, 

Fontaine.

Sulphnret deposits of Virginia, 

Fontaine.

Virginias. [Including West Virginia.] 

Continued.

1882. Thickness of coal beds in Great 

Kanawha field, West Virginia, 

Hotchkiss.

Faults of southern Virginia, Lesley^. P.

Reconnaissance of Lee, Wise, 

Scott, and Washington counties, Stevenson.

Hard splint coal of Kanawha 

ValJey, Buck.

Tossil flora of West Virginia, 

White, I. C.

Drift and erosion in Saltville 

Valley, Lewis, H.C.

Coal of Little Sewell Mountain, 

Greenbrier County, Fontaine.

Great Flat Top coal field, Hotchkiss, Hitchcock, C. H.

Saltville Valley, Va., Fontaine.

Wise, Lee, and Scott counties, 

Stevenson.

Geology of West Virginia, rectfication of Jones section, White, 

I.C.

Quinnimpnt coal in West Virginia aud Virginia, Stevenson.

Upper Freeport coal in Preston 

County, Stevenson.

Infusorial deposits of Fort Monroe well, Rogers, W. B.

Resources of southwestern Virginia, Stevenson.

Comparison of crystallines of 

Virginia and New England, 

Hitchcock, C. H.

Great Kanawha coal field, Ortou, E.

Fossils of formation No. Ill in 

Virginia, Rogers, W. B.

Upper Potomac coal field, Riordan.

Notes on Cumberland and Potomac coal basin, Lesley, Jones, 

H.N.

Rocks of Rockfish Gap, Augusta 

County, Rogers, W. B.

Notes on geology of the Virginias, Rogers, W. B.

1883. Coal fields of West Virginia, 

Roy.

Mineral deposits on western part 

of Blue Ridge, Fontaine.

Virginia papers of Rogers, Campbell, J. L.
DARTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 987

Virginias. [Including West Virginia.] 

Continued.

1883. Crystallines of the Blue Ridge, 

Foutaino.

Section at Wheeling, White, 

Briggs and Townsend.

Notes on geology of West Virginia, White, I. C.

Coal sections on Ohio River, 

White, I. C.

History of Taconic question and 

relation of Taconian series, 

Hunt, T. S.

Natural coke of Virginia, Raymond, Hotchkiss.

Culture and curing of tobacco, 

Killebrew.

Iron ores of valley of Virginia, 

McCreath.

Resources of James River valley, 

Campbell, J.L.

Minerals in Amelia County, Fontaine.

Dora anthracite coal mines, 

Hotchkiss.

Southwestern Virginia, Hogg, J.

Mineral wealth of Virginia, McCreath.

Notes on West Virginia, White, 

I.C.

North Mountain coal field, Virginia, Heinrich, 0. J.

Bluestone Flat Top coal lands, 

Sanders, R. H.

Floyd, Virginia, plateau, Fontaine.

Origin of cross valleys, Davis, 

W.M.

Utica and related horizons, Walcott.

Decay of rocks, Hunt, T. S.

Older Mesozoic flora of Virginia, 

Fontaine.

Ages and classification of postEocene of Atlantic Slope, Heilprin.

Iron ores of middle James River, 

Frazer.

Limestone region and Potsdam 

sandstone, Lehigh and Northampton, Pa., Prime.

1884. Microscopic structure of building

stones, Merrill, G. P. 

Old Dominion coal lands, West

Virginia, Shaefer, P. W. 

Reprint of reports on geology of

the Virginias, Rogers, W. B.

Virginias. [Including West Virginia."] 

Continued.

1884. Pyrite deposit of Louisa County, 

Adams, W. H.

Tertiary of Eastern and Southern States, Heilprin.

Snowden slate quarries, Campbell, J. L. and H. D.

Helderberg limestone of Virginia, Hotchkies.

Section of Little North Mountain, Campbell, J. L.

Cotton production in North Carolina and Virginia, Kerr.

Remarks on western Virginia, 

Lesley, J. P.

Natural Bridge of Virginia, Ashburner.

Coal measures of West Virginia, 

White, I. C.

Contributions to Tertiary geology, Heilprin.

Building stones, Huntington and 

Munroe.

Distribution of iron ores in 

eastern United States, Smock, 

J. C.

Geologic occurrence of bitumen, 

Peckham.

Indications of a fault near 

Harpers Ferry, Walling.

Ores of Cripple Creek, Boyd, C.R.

Blue Ridge and Balcony Falls, 

Campbell, J. L.

Glacial dam at Cincinnati, 

Wright, G. F.

Mesozoic decotyledons, Ward, 

L. F.

Azoic system, Whitney and 

Wadsworth.

Geology of Blue Ridge at James 

River, Campbell, J. L.

Section at Pocahontas, Va., 

Lathrop, W. A.

Soil map of cotton States, Hilgard.

Report on terminal moraine in 

Pennsylvania, etc., Lewis, H. 

C.; Lesley, J. P.

Faults of southwestern Virginia., 

Sqnier.

United States Geological Survey 

work in West Virginia, Science.

1885. Highland County, Va,, Campbell,

J. R.

Greenway iron belt of James 

River, Kimball.
988 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Virginias. [Including West Virginia.] 

Continued.

1885. St. Mary iron property, Campbell, J. L.

Geology of Highland County, 

Va., Hotchkiss.

Geology of natural gas, White, 

I..C.

Analyses of rocks, etc., work 

done in Washington laboratory, 

Clarke and Chatard.

Notes on Tazewell, Eussell, Wise, 

Smith, and Washington counties, Stevenson.

Potsdam east of Blue Ridge, 

Campbell, J. L.

Handbook of Virginia, Harrison.

Notes on metamorphism, Stevenson.

History of Taconic question, and 

relations of the rocks, Hunt, 

T. S.

Work in Great Kanawha Valley 

iu 1884, White, I. C.

Nomenclature of Appalachian 

coal beds, White, I. C.

Morgantown gas well, West 

Virginia, White, I. C.

Progress of geology in 1883, 

Hunt, T. S.

Natural Bridge, Ashburner.

Fontaine's older Mesozoic flora of 

Virginia, Science.

Coal beds of Carbon Creek, W. 

Va., White, L C.

Sections on Coal Kiver, Kogers, 

W. B.

Map of the United States, McGee.

Rogers's Geology of the Virginias, Campbell, J. L. and H. D.

1886. Low Moor iron ores, Lyman.

Report of division of chemistry,

Clarke, F. W.

Samples of iron ores, Benton. 

Pyrites deposits, Wendt.

1887. Coal from Jefferson County, 

analysis, Whitfield, J. E.

Bowlders at high altitudes along 

rivers, White, I. C.

Notes in western Virginia, Britton, N. L.

Lower Carboniferous, Stevenson.

Age of Potomac formation, Ward, 

L.F.

Bristol and Big Stone Gap region, 

Boyd.

Virginias. [Including West Virginia.] 

Continued.

1887. Map of the United States, Hitchcock, C. H. 

Faults of southwestern Virginia,

Stevenson. 

Gas and coal, Chesterfield County,

Russell, I. C. 

Natural coke from Midlothian,

analysis, Riggs. 

New River-Cripple Creek region,

d'lnvilliers and McCreath. 

Reconnaissance in southwestern

Virginia, Stevenson. 

Surface geology of southwestern

Virginia, Stevenson. 

Trenton limestone from Lexington, analysis, Riggs.

1888. Coal, Ashburner.

Columbia formation, McGee.

Flora of older Mesozoic, Stur.

Mineral resources, Procter.

Richmond coal field. Clifford.

Sauropoda from the Potomac 

formation, Marsh.

Table of geological formations, 

Rogers, W. B.

Notes on joint structure, Crosby.

Terraces, McGee, Stevenson.

Three formations of the middle 

Atlantic Coast, McGee.

Upper Cumberland Valley, McCreath and d'lnvilliers.

Report, division of Paleobotany 

[younger Mesozoic from Richmond southward], Ward, L. F.

1889. Richmond coal field, Newell.

Coal field of southwestern Virginia, Killebrew.

Glenmore iron estate, Greenbrier 

County, Page.

Iron ore, Rockbridge County, 

Pechin.

Oriskany bowlder near Washington, D. C., Curtice.

Antecedents of man in Potomac 

Valley, McGee.

Fossil wood of Potomac formation, Knowlton.

Building stone, Merrill, G. P.

1890. Corundum in Patrick County,

Genth. 

Dikes in Paleozoic series, Darton, Diller.

Cannel coal, Macfarlane, G. 

Evidence of glacial action in

Virginia, Minor.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 989

Virginias. [Including West Virginia.] 

Continued.

. 1890. Expedition into southern Marylaud and Virginia, Clark, W. B.

Glacial climate [gravels], Shaler.

Macfarlane's Railway Guide, 

Campbell, Chester, Fontaine, 

Rogers, W. B., Parsons, White, 

I.C.

Notes on Richmond coal field,, 

Clifford.

Potomac flora, Fontaine.

Triassic flora of Richmond, Va., 

Marcou, J.

Warren's Geography. Brewer.

Glacial boundary, Chamberlin,

T. C., Wright, G. F. 

1891. Artesian wells, Woolman.

Cambrian of North America, 

Walcott.

Composition of certain Mesozoic 

igneous rocks, Campbell and 

Brown.

Contrast in color of soils, Crosby.

Cretaceous of North America, 

White, C. A.

Date of origin of certain topographic forms, Davis, W. M.

Devonian and Carboniferous, correlation, Williams, H. S.

Excursion across Appalachians, 

Williams, G. H.

Expedition to southern Maryland, Clark, W. B.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian, Walcott.

Fresh-water morasses, Shaler.

Genesis of iron ores, Kimball.

Geologic position of Catskill 

group, Prosser.

Iron ores of Virginia, Pechin.

Manganese deposits, Penrose.

Manganese districts at Cremora, 

Hall, C. E.

Map of southwestern Virginia, 

Boyd.

Mesozoic and Cenozoic formations, Darton.

Post-Pliocene subsidence versus 

Glacial dams, Spencer, J. W.

Stratigraphy of bituminous coal 

Held, White, I. C.

Structure of Blue Ridge, Hitchcock, C. H.; Geiger and Keith.

Submarine channels, Lindenkohl.

Stones for building, Merrill, G. P.

Virginias. [Including West Virginia.] 

Continued. 

1891. Titanic oxide [in soils], Dunnington.

Washington region, D. C., Darton, McGee, Williams, G. H. 

Virlet d'Aoust, Thdodore. Nouvelles 

observations sur le mdtamorphisme normal.

Soc. G6ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 15, pp. 

119-129,1858.

 Observations sur un terrain d'origine 

me'te'orique ou de transport ae"rien qui 

existe au Mexique, et sur le phe'nomene 

des trombes de poussiere auquel il doit 

principalemeut sou origine. Notes sur 

le reboisement des montagnes.

Soc. G6ol. Prance, Bull., 2d series, vol. 15, pp. 

129-139,1858.

 De la formation des oolithes des 

masses nodulaires en g6ne'ral.

Soo. G^ol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 15, pp. 

187-205, 1858.

 Sur les salines diffe"rentes et lea diffdrents degre"s de salure de certains lacs 

du Mexique.

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 22, pp. 

464-472,1865.

 Coup d'ffiil ge"n6ral sur la topographie et la ge"ologie du Mexique et 

de rAme"rique Centrale.

Soc. Geol. France, Bull., 2d series, vol. 23, p. 

14-50,1866.

Vivian, A. P. Wanderings in the western land, London, 1879.

Contains geological map from Colorado to 

the Pacific, scale, 45 miles to the inch. [Not 

seen.]-

Vivian, William. Observations on the 

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Cornwall Eoyal Geol. Soc., Trans., vol. 7, pp. 

216-219,1865.

Vogdes, A. W. Cretaceous and Tertiary 

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Am. Jour. Soi., 3d series, vol. 16, pp. 69-70 

(i p.), 1878.

From Charleston News and Courier, April 

9,1878..

 Short notes upon the geology of 

Catoosa County, Ga.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 18, pp. 475-477, 

1879.

 Course of sciences applied to military art, part 1, geology and military 

geography; geology; iv, 176.pages, 23 

plates, Fort Monroe [Va.] 1884.
990 [BULL. 127

Vogdes, A. W. Continued.

 Notes on the distribution of iron 

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various geological reports, 24 pages, 

Fortress Monroe, Va., 1886.

 Some forgotten Taconic literature. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 352-355,1888.

 The genera and species of North 

American Carboniferous trilobites.

New York Acad. Sci., Annals, vol. 4, pp. 

69-105, Plates II. III. 1888.

Vose, George L. Tracks of ancient 

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New Hampshire, -with a few remarks 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 16, pp. 127- 

128,1867.

Vds6, George L. Continued.

Am. Nat., vol. 2, pp. 281-292, map, with additional note, p. 330,1869.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 1, pp. 556-557 (J p.), 

1868.

 On the distortion of pebbles in conglomerates, with illustrations from 

Rangely Lake, in Maine.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Memoirs, vol. 1, pp. 

482-488, plates, 4°, 1869.

Abstract, Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 

11, p. 360 (J p.), 1869. 

Am. Nat., vol. 2, p. 223 (J p.), 1869.

 [Notes on geology of portions of 

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Geol. Surv. New Hampshire, 4th Annual 

Report, its progress during 1871, pp. 21-24 

Nashua, 1872.

Wachsmueh, Charles, Niles,W. H., and. 

Evidence of two distinct geological formations in the Burlington limestone.

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d series, vol. 42, pp. 95-99, 

1866.

 and Springer, Frank. New species 

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Geol. Snrv. Illinois, geology and paleontology, vol. 8, pp. 155-208, plates, Springfield, 1890.

Wadsworth, Martin E. Notes On the 

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Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 217- 

237,1878.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 15, 

p. 220 (i p.), 1878.

 - On the granite of North Jay, Me.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 237- 

238 (^ p.), 1878.

 Notes on the petrography of Quincy 

and Rockport.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 19, pp. 309- 

316,1878.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 16, p. 

153 (i p.), 1878.

 On the classification of rocks.

Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Bill., vol. 

5, pp; 274-287,1879.

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 13, pp. 531-532,1879. 

Read to Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. May, 1879.

 On the age of the copper-bearing 

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Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proo., vol. 29, pp. 429- 

430,1880. 

Eng. and Mining Jour.,vol. 32, p. 270,4°, 1880.

Wadsworth, Martin E. Continued.

 On the origin of the iron ores of the 

Marquette district, Lake Superior.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 20, pp. 470- 

480,1881.

Reviewed by J. D. D[ana], Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d series, vol. 22, pp. 320-321,402-403,1881.

 [Remarks on evidences of compression in the rocks of Boston basin and 

on elongation of pebbles in general.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 20, pp. SISSIS, 405,1881.

 Tufa from Florissant, Colo.

United States geological and geographical 

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charge, Bull., vol. 6, pp. 286-287, Washington, 

1882.

 Oh the filling of amygdaloidal cavities and veins in the Keweenaw Point 

district of Lake Superior. A reply to 

Prof. James D. Dana.

. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 91- 

103,1883.

 [Zircon-syenite from Marblehead, 

Mass.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 21, p. 406 

(J p.), 1883.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 23, p. 

418 (J p.), 1882.

 Some points relating to the geological exploration Of the fortieth parallel.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 243- 

274,1883.

[- ] The Li zard schists an d serpentines. 

Science, vol. 1, pp. 402-403 (j p.), 1883. 

Review of T. G. Bonney, Quart. Jour. Geol. 

Soc., 1833.
NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 991

Wadsworth, Martin E. Continued. 

[ ] The Potsdam and St. Peters sandstones.

Science, vol. 2, p. 52 (g p.), 1883. 

Review of R. D. Irving, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d 

series, vol. 25, p. 401,1883.

[ ] Rhyolite from Yellowstone Park.

Science, vol. 1, p. 464 (J p.), 1883. 

Review of "W. Beam, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, p. 106,1883.

[ ] Hyperstheue-audesite. 

Science, vol. 1, p. 490 (jj p.), 1883. 

Review of W. Cross, U. S. Geol. Snrv., Bull. 

No.l.

 St. David's rocks and universal law. 

Science, vol. 1, p. 541 (£ p.), 1883.

 The microscopic evidence of a lost 

continent.

Science, vol. 1, pp. 590-592,1883. 

Review of A. Renard, Am. Soc. Beige Micro., 1882.

[ J The Cheviot andesite and porphyrites. [Notice of memoir hy Teall, 

Geol. Mag., March, 1883.]

Science, vol. 1, p. 368 (£ p.), 1883.

 Relations of the " felsyte" to the 

conglomerates on Central avenue, Milton, Mass., to the south of Boston.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 25, pp. 475-476

From Harvard Univ. Bull., October, 1882.

 Note on Prof. R. B. Irviug's paper on 

the paramorphic origin of the hornblende of the crystalline rocks of the 

Northwestern States.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 26, p. 155 (J p.), 

1883. 

Reviewed by R. D. Irving, pp. 321-322 (f p.).

 AlgiB and spray markings. 

Science, vol. 1, p. 39 (J col.), 1883.

[ ] The hornblendic granite of Quincy, 

Mass.

Science, vol. 1, p. 76 (J col.), 1883.

 Meteoric and terrestrial rocks. 

Science, vol. 1, pp. 127-130,1883.

 Keweenaw Point geology.

Science, vol. 1, pp. 248-249 (§ p.), 1883. 

Review of R. D. Irving, " Copper-bearing 

rocks of Lake Superior," ibid., pp. 140-141.

 The appropriation of the name Laurentian by the Canadian geologists. 

[Abstract.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 121- 

122,1883.

 [On the country rock of Marblehead, 

Mass.]

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Prob., vol. 21, p. 306 

(J p.), 1883.

Wadsworth, Martin E. Continued.

 On the trachyte of Marblehead, Mass. 

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 288- 

294,1883.

 The relation of the Quincy granite to 

the Primordial argillite of Braintree, 

Mass.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 274- 

277,1883.

 Tufa from Florissant.

United States geological and geographical 

survey of the Territories, F. V. Hayden in 

charge, 12th Annual Report [for 1878], Wyoming and Idaho, part 1, pp. 276-278, "Washington, 1883.

[ ] Lithology of the Eisengebirge. 

[Notice of paper by Helmhacker, Arch, 

natur. Landesdurchf. Bohmen, 1882, 

vol.87.]

Science, vol. 1, p. 342 (f p.), 1883.

 United States geologists, sandstones, 

and the Keweenawau series. 

Science, vol. 1, p. 307 (J p.), 1883.

 On the evidence that the earth's interior is solid.

Am. Nat., vol. 18, 587-594, 678-686, 767-773, 

1884.

 Descriptive catalogue of 100 thin 

sections of American and foreign rocks, 

for students in microscopic lithology, 

20 pages, 1884. [Not seen.]

 Notes on the geology of the copper 

and iron districts of Lake Superior.

Harvard Coll.,Mus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

7, pp. 1-157,6 plates, 1884.

Reviewed by J. D. D[ana], Am. Jour. Sci., 3d 

series, vol. 20, pp. 330-332,1880. 

Abstract, ibid., vol. 22, pp. 403-408,1881.

 Oh an occurrence of gold in Maine. 

Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

7, p. 181 ($ p.), 1884.

 A microscopical study of the iron 

ore or peridotite of Iron Mine Hill, 

Cumberland, R. I.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 21, pp. 

194-197,1883.

Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

7, pp. 183-187,1884.

Reviewed by J. D. D[ana], Am. Jour. Sci., 3d 

series, vol. 22, p. 152 (% p.), 1881. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 15, p. 648 (J p.), 1881.

 The lateral secretion theory of ore 

deposits.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 37, pp. 364-365 

4°, 1884.

 Notes on the lithology of the Island 

of Jura, Scotland.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proo., vol. 22, pp. 

485-489,1881.
992 CATALOGUE AND INDEX OF [BULL. 127.

Wadsworth, Martin E. Continued.

 Notes on the rocks and ore deposits 

in the vicinity of Notre Dame Bay, Newfoundland.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 94-104, 

1884.

 Lithological studies. [A description and classification of the rocks of 

the Cordilleras.]

Harvard Coll., Mus. Comp. Zool., Memoirs, 

vol. 11, pp. 1-208, i-xxxiii, 8 plates, 4°, 1884.

Reviewed by T. G. B., in Geol. Mag. 3d decade, vol. 2, pp. 268-270. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 19, pp. 497-500,1885.

 Olivine rocks of North Carolina.

Science, vol. 3, pp. 486-487,1884.

 Some United States geologists and 

the propylite question.

Science, vol.4,p.Ill (J p.), 1884.

 On relations of Keweenawan series 

to the Eastern sandstone. 

Bead to Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. 

Science, vol. 3, p. 553 (fc p.), 1884.

 Some instances of atmospheric action on sandstone [in Wisconsin].

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 22, pp. 201- 

203,1884.

Abstracts, Am. Jonr. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, 

pp. 466-467, 1884; Science, vol. 1, p. 146 (10 

lines), 1883.

 The argillite and conglomerate of 

the Boston basin.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 22, pp. 130- 

133,1884.

 The fortieth parallel rocks.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 22, pp. 412- 

432,1884.

 On the presence of syenite and gabbro in Essex County, Mass.

Geol. Mag., vol. 2, Sddecade, pp. 207-210,1885. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 30, p. 

163 (J p.), 1885.

 Volcanic dust east of the Kocky 

. Mountains.

Science, vol. 6, p. 63 (f col.), 1885.

 The Keweenawan system. 

Science, vol. 10, p. 166 (£ p.), 1887.

 On the relation of the "Keweenawan 

series " to the Eastern sandstone in the 

vicinity of Torch Lake, Mich.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 23, pp. 172- 

180,1888.

 The theories of ore deposits.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 23, pp. 197- 

208,1888.

 On a supposed fossil from the copper-bearing rocks of Lake Superior.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc.,vol, 23, pp. 208- 

212,1888.

Wadsworth, Martin E. Continued.

 Discovery of fossils in the lower 

Taconic of Emmons. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 36, pp. 212- 

213,1888.

 Preliminary description of the peridotytes, gabbros, diabases, and andesites of Minnesota.

Geol. Surv. Minnesota, Bull. No. 2, p. ix, 

159 pages, 12 plates, St. Paul, 1887.

Abstract, Am. Nat.,vol. 22, pp. 452-453 (J p.), 

1887.

 [On subdivisions, unconformities, 

characteristics, origin of some members, nomenclature, and life of the Archean, and origin of serpentine.]

International Gong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Reports, 1888 A, pp. 69-70,1888.

 A sketch of the geology of the Marquette and Keweenaw districts.

Along the south shore of Lake Superior 

Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic Kailway 

Co., pp. 63-82 [1890].

Also, with changes and additions in the 2d 

edition, pp. 75-99 [189.1].

 The south trap range of the Keweenawan series.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 42, pp. 417- 

419, 1891.

 On the relations of the Eastern sandstone of Keweenaw Point to the Lower 

Silurian limestones.

Am. Jour; Sci., 3d series, vol. 42, pp. 170- 

171 (fp.), 1891.

Science, vol. 18, p. 25 (J col.), 1891. 

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 52, p. 94 (J p.), 

4°, 1891.

 Dickerman, Q. E., and. An olivinebearirig diabase from St. George, Me.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 23, pp. 

28-29,1888.

 Whitney, J. D., and. The Azoic 

system, and its proposed subdivisions.

Harvard Coll., Mus. Coinp. Zool., Bull., vol. 

7, pp. 331-565, 1884.

Eeview by J. D. D[ana], Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d series, vol. 28, pp. 313-314 (f p.), 1884.

Wagoner, Luther. Keport on Guadalupe quicksilver mine, California.

Eng. and Mining Jour., vol. 34, pp. 185-186, 

334, 4°, 1882.

Wailes, B. L. C. [Formation of Mississippi bluff near Natchez.] 

Eead to Assoc. Am. Geol. 

Am. Quart. Jour. Agri. and Sci., vol. 6, pp, 

208-209 ($p.), 1847.

 Geology.

Report on the agriculture and geology of 

Mississippi, by B. L. C. Wailes, 207-286, 

plate [Philadelphia], 1854.
DAHTON.] NORTH AMERICAN GEOLOGY. 993

Wait, C. E. Analysis of "Novaculite" 

or "Ouachita whetstones" from Hot 

Springs, Ark.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 7, p. 520 (Jp.), 

1874.

From Chemical News.

Walcott, Charles D. The Permian and 

other Paleozoic groups of the Kanab 

Valley, Ariz.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 20, pp. 221- 

225, 1880.

 The Ufcica slate and related formations of the same geological horizon. 

Albany lust., Trans., vol. 10, pp. 1-17, 1883.

 Pre-Carboniferous strata in Grand 

Canyon of Colorado, Arizona.

Am, Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 20, pp. 437- 

442.484,1883.

 [Observations in] the Champlain 

Valley.

Science, vol. 2, pp. 633-634 (J p.), 1883.

 The Cambrian system in the United 

States and Canada. [Abstract.]

Washington Phil. Soc., Bull., vol. 6, pp. 98- 

102,1884. 

Abstract, Science, vol. 2, pp. 801-802 (fcp.),

1883.

 Note on Paleozoic rocks of central 

Texas.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 28, pp. 431-433,

1884.

 Deer Creek coal field, White Mountain Indian Reservation, Ariz. Report 

and appendix.

TJ. S. Senate Ex. Doc. No. 20, 48th Gong., 2d 

sess., pp. 2-7, Washington, 1884.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, 

pp. 338-339 (J p.), 1885.

 Paleontology of the Eureka district. 

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

monograph, vol. 8, 298 pages, 24 plates, 

4°, 1884.

 Potsdam fauna at Saratoga, N. Y. 

Science, vol. 3, pp. 136-137 (J p.), 1884.

 Report [on observations in Nevada 

and the canyon of the Colorado].

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 4th 

AnnualEeport, 1882-83, pp. 44-48, Washington, 

1884.

 On the Cambrian faunas of North 

America, preliminary studies.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J."W. Powell, Director, 

Bull. No. 10, vol. 2, pp. 283-354,10 plates, Washington, 1885.

 Report division of Paleozoic invertebrates.

TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 

6th Annual Eeport, 1884-85, pp. 74-78, Washington, 1885.

Bull. 127 63

Walcott, Charles D. Continued.

 Paleozoic notes, new genus of Cambrian trilobites, Mesonacis.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 29, pp. 328-330,

1885.

 Classification of the Cambrian system of North America.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, pp. 138-157,

1886. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 20, pp. 800-802,1886.

 Second contribution to the studies of 

the Cambrian faunas of North America. 

U.S. Geol. Surv.Bull.,vol.4, pp. 729-1095,33 

 plates, No. 30, Washington, 1886.

Abstract, Science, vol. 9, pp. 545-546,1887.

 Cambrian ago of the roofing slates 

of Granville, Washington County, N. Y. 

Am. A.SSOC. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 35, pp. 220- 

221,1887.

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 32, p. 

322 (3 lines), 1886.

[ ] The Taconic system.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 153-154, 

1887.

 Fauna of the "Upper Taconic". of 

Emmons, in Washington County, N. Y. 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 34, pp. 187-199, 

plato 1,1887.

 Discovery of fossils in the lower Taconic of Emmons.

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci., Proc., vol. 36, p. 212- 

213,1888.

 Section of Lower Silurian (Ordovician) and Cambrian strata in central 

New York, as shown by a deep well 

near Utica. [Abstract.]

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci , Proc.-, vol. 36, pp. 211- 

212 (| p.), 1888.

 The Taconic system of Emmons, and 

the use of the name Taconic in geologic 

nomenclature.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 33, pp. 229-242, 

Plate HI, pp. 307-327, 394-401, 1888.

Abstract, Nature, vol. 37, p. 500 (4 lines), p. 

623 (11 lines), 1888.

Review by Jules Marcon, Am. Geol., vol. 2, 

pp. 10-23,67-88,1888.

 Cambrian fossils from Mount Steveus, northwest territory of Canada.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 36, pp. 161-166, 

September number, 1888,

Head to Biological Society of Washington, 

1888.

 [On the nomenclature and origin of 

the Archean and the use of the term Taconic.]

International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

Reports, 1888 A, pp. 57-58,1888.
994 CATALOGUE AND INDEZ OF [BULL. 127.

Walcott, Charles D. Continued.

 Synopsis of conclusions on the "Taconic" of Emmons.

International Cong. Geol., Am. Committee, 

1 Keports, 1888 B, pp. 25-29, 1888. 

Am. Geol., vol. 2, pp. 215-219,1888. 

Extracts from paper in Am. Jour. Sci., 1888,

 with additional notes.

 Report Paleozoic division of invertebrate paleontology.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 7tli 

Report, 1885-86, pp. 113-117, "Washiiigton, 1888.

 Stratigraphic position of the Olenellus fauna of North America and Europe.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 37, pp. 374-392; 

vol. 38, pp. 29-42, 1889.

Abstracts, Nature, vol. 40, pp. 68,310-311 (24 

lines); Now York Acad. Sci., Trans., vol. 8, p. 

176(1 p.), 1889.

 Description of new genera and species 

of fossils from the middle Cambrian.

17. S. Nat. Hus., Proc.,vol. 11, pp. 441-446, 

"Washington, 1889.

 A simple method of measuring the 

ttiickness of inclined strata.

TJ. S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 11, pp. 447-448, 

Washington, 1889.

 Report Paleozoic division of invertebrate paleontology.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 8th 

Eeport, pp. 174-178, Washington, 3889.

 Report division of Paleozoic invertebrates.

U. S. Geol. Surv., J. W. Powell, Director, 9th 

Keport, pp. 115-120, Washington, 1889.

 A review of Dr. R. W. Ells's second 

report on the geology of a portion of 

the Province of Quebec; with additional notes on the " Quebec group." 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, pp. 101-115,

 1890. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 954 (Jp.), 1890.

 Descriptive notes of new genera and 

species from the lower Cambrian or 

Oleuellus zone of North America.

U. S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 13, pp. 33-46, 

Washington, 1890.

 Study of a line of displacement in 

the Grand Canyon of the Colorado in 

northern Arizona.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 49-64,1890. 

Abstract, Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 110 (4 lines), 

1890.

 The value of the term "Hudson River 

group" in geologic nomenclature.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 335-353, 354- 

355,1890,

Walcott, Charles D. Continued.

Discussed by James Hall and W. M. Davis, 

pp. 354-355.

Abstracts, Am. Geol., vol. 5, p. 120 (6 lines); 

Am. Nat., vol. 24, p. 955 (6 lines), 1890.

 [Remarks on the thickness and identity of the Calciferous formation from 

Canada to Tennessee.]

Geol Soc. Am., Bull., vol. 1, pp. 512-513,1890. 

In discussion of paper by E. Brainerd and 

H. M. Seely.on '' The Calciferous formations in 

the Cbaioplain Valley."

[ ] The Hercynian fauna of the northern Hartz in Germany.

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, pp. 155-156, 

1890.

 The fauna of the Lower Cambrian 

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1889. Invertebrate fossils from Pacific

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Watts, W. L. Merced County.

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California, 10th Report of Mineralogist, pp. 

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Weber, Adolph H. Natural gas.

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Webster, Clement L. On the glacial 

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Am. Nat., vol. 22, pp. 408^19, plate 5,1888.

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Am. Nat., vol. 22, pp. 444-446,1888.

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Am. Nat., vol. 22, pp. 972-979,1888.

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Am. Nat., vol. 22. pp. 1013-1018,1888.

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Am. Nat., vol. 23, pp. 229-243,1889.

Webster, Clement L. Continued.

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Davenport Acad. Sci., Proc., vol. 5, part 1, 

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Webster, John W. Remarks on tlie 

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Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 3, pp. 391-392,1821.

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Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., vol. 4, pp. 251-2C6, 

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Boston Jour. Phil, and Arts, vol. 2, pp. 

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Webster, N. B. On the physical and 

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Am. Nat., vol. 9, pp. 260-262,1875.

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TJ. S. Geol. Surv., J. AV. Powell, Director, 9th

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1889.

Ahstracts, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 41, 

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Botanical Gazette, vol. 14. 

Abstract, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d series, vol. 39, 

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School of Mines Quart., vol. 11, pp. 239-306, 

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