Bibliography of 

Iron Ore Resources 

of the World 

(To January 1955) 

GEOLOGIC.AL SURVEY BULLETIN 1019-·D 
Bibliography of 

Iron Ore Resources 

of the World 

(To January 1955)-

By GWENDOLYN W. LUTTRELL 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 1019-D 

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON : 1957 
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 

Fred A. Seaton, Secretary 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Thomas B. Nolan, Director 

For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printin!l Office 

Wa.shin!lton 25, D. C. Price 65 cents (paper cover) 
CONTENTS 

Page 

Introduction. ..................................................................................................................................................... 187 

Serials .................................................................................................................................................................. 189 

Bibliography. .................................................................................................................................................. _ 203 

Subject inde·x ................................................................................................................................................... 337 

Author index .................................................................................................................................................... 359 

iii 
A CONTRIBUTION TO BIBLIOGRAPHY .OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE RESOURCES OF THE WORLD 

(TO JANUARY 1955) 

By Gwendolyn W. Luttrell 

INTRODUCTION 

This bibliography contains references to much of the important 

literature on iron ore deposits of the world. Abstracts of reports 

and reports that contain little information are omitted. References in foreign languages do not have English summaries unless 

indicated. The reports are numbered consecutively from 1 to 2732, 

and these numbers are used for reference in the subject and author 

indexes. 

U. S. Geological Survey professional papers, bulletins, and 

water-supply papers that are available can be purchased at the 

prices indicated from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. They may also be 

purchased on an over-the-counter basis from his authorized agents, 

Geological Survey offices at 468 New Customhouse, Denver, Colo., 

504 Federal Building, Salt Lake City, Utah; 807 Post Office and 

Courthouse, Los Angeles, Calif.; 724 U. S. Appraisers Building, 

San Francisco, Calif.; and the E. F. Glover Building, Anchorage, 

Alaska. Circulars may be obtained free on application to the Geological Survey at Washington 25, D. C. or at the Denver Federal 

Center, Denver, Colo. 

The geologic folios, maps, and charts are sold by the Geological Survey. Remittances for those covering areas east of the 

Mississippi River may be addressed to the Geological Survey, 

Washington25, D. C. Maps of areas westof the Mississippi River 

may be ordered from the Geological Survey, Denver Federal 

Center, Denver, Colo., or obtained by over-the-counter sale 

(but not by mail) from the Geological Survey offices mentioned 

above. Requests originating in Alaska for maps of Alaska may be 

ordered from the· Geological Survey, P. 0. Box 1088, Fairbanks, 

Alaska. · 

Those references preceded by an asterisk(*) arc out of print, 

but they can b.e seen at many public and university libraries. OpenFile reports and maps can be seen at the Geological Survey Library, 

Room 1033, General Services Building, Washington, D. C., and 

187 
188 

at various field offices whose addresses can be obtained by writing 

to the Geological Survey. Preliminary reports and maps can be 

seen at the Geological Survey Library; some can be obtained from 

the Geological Survey, Washington 25, D. C. 

U. S. Bureau of Mines book publications can be purchased from 

the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, 

Washington 25, D. C. Reports of Investigations and Information 

Circulars can be obtained free from the Bureau of Mines Publications Distribution Section, 4800 Forbes St., Pittsburgh 13, Pa. 
SERIALS 

A cad. Colombiana Cienc. Rev .-Revista de la Academia Colombiana de Ciencias 

Exactas, Fi'sicas y Naturales. Bogota. 

Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia Notulae .Naturae; Proc. -Academy of Natural 

Sciences of Philadelphia, Notulae Naturae; Proceedings. 

Acad. sci. L Paris] Comptes rendus-Academie des sciences Comptes rendus 

hebdomadaires des seances. Paris. · 

Acad~ Sci. St. Louis Trans. -Transactions of the Academy of Science of 

St. Lbuis. St. Louis, Mo. 

Accad. sci. Torino, Cl. sci. Atti. -Accademiadelle scienze di Torino, Classe 

di scienze fisiche, matematiche e naturali, Atti. 

Aerial Geol •. Geophys. Survey Northern Australia Rept. Western AustraliaAerial, Geological, and Geophysical Survey of Northern Australia, Report 

Western Australia. Canberra. 

Akad. nauk SSSR Doklady-Akademiya nauk SSSR, Doklady. Moscow-Leningrad. 

Akad. nauk SSSR., Dal'nevostochnoye otdel. filial Izv.- Akademiya nauk SSSR, 

Dal'nevostochnoye otdeleniye filial, Izvestiya. Vladivostok. 

Akad. nauk SSSR, Inst. geol. nauk Trudy-Akademiya nauk SSSR, Institut 

geologichesnikh nauk, Trudy. Leningrad. 

Akad. nauk SSSR, Petrog. inst. Trudy-Akademiya nauk SSSR, . Petrograficheskiy institut, Trudy. 

Akad. nauk URSR, Inst. geol. Geol. zhurnal-Akademiya nauk URSR, Institut geologii, Geologichniy zhurnal. Kiev, U. R. s. R. 

K. Akad. Wetensch. Amsterdam Proc. -Koninklijke Akademie van Wetenschappen te Amsterdam Proceedings. 

Ala. Geol. Survey Bull.; Circ.; Special Rept. -Alabama Geological Survey, 

Bulletin; Circular; Special Report. ·University, Ala. 

Ala. Indus. Sci. Soc. Proc. -Alabama Ind1,1strial and Scientific Society, Proceedings. Tuscaloosa. 

Alberta Sci. Indus. Research Council Ann. Rept. -Alberta Scientific and 

Industrial Research Council, Annual Report. 

Allied Powers, GHQ Tokyo, Nat. Res. Sec. Rept. -Supreme Commander for 

the Allied Powers, Gene.ral Headquarters, Natural Resources Sec., Tokyo. 

Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci. Pub.; Proc. -Publication of the American Association 

for the Advancement of Science; Proceedings. Washington. 

Am. Assoc. Petroleum Geologists Bull. -American Association of Petroleum 

Geologists, Bulletin. Tulsa, Okla. 

Am. Chern. Soc., Va. Sec. Bull. -American Chemical Society, Virginia 

Section, Bulletin. 

Am. Geologist-American Geologist. Minneapolis, Minn. 

Am. Inst. Min. (Metall.) Eng. Trans.; Tech. Paper; Bull.; Contr. -American 

Institute of Mining (and Metallurgical) Engineers, Transactions; Technical 

Paper; Bulletin; Contributions. New York. 

Am. Jour. Sci. -American Journal of Science, New Haven, Conn. 

Am. Min. Cong., 13th Sess., Los Angeles, 1910, Proc. -American Mining 

Congress, 13th Annual Session, Los Angeles, 1910, Proceedings. 

Am. Mineralogist-American Mineralogist. Washington. 

Am. Philos. Soc. Proc.; Trans. -American Philosophical Society, Proceedings; Transactions. Philadelphia, Pa. 

Am. Sci. Cong., 8th, Washington, 1940, Proc. -American Scientific Congress, 8th, Washington, 1940, Proceedings. 

189 
190 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Annales mines [Paris] Mem. -Annales des mines [Paris], Memoire. 

Archiv EisenhUttenw .-Archiv fiir das Eis~nhlittenwesen. Dusseldorf, Germany. 

Ariz. Univ. Bur. Mines Bull. -Arizona, University, Bure9-u of Mines 

Bulletin. 

Ark. Geol. Survey County Min. Rept.; Ann. Rept. -Arkansas Geological 

Survey, County Mining Report; Annual Report. Little Rock, Ark. 

Asoc. Geol. Argentina Rev. - Asociaci6n Geologica Argentina Revista. Buenos 

Aires. 

Asoc. Venezolana GeologJ.a, Minerla y Petr6leo Bol. -Asociacion Venezolana 

de Geolog{a, Mineria y Petroleo, Boleti'n. Caracas. 

Australasian In st. Mining and Metallurgy Proc.; Trans. :-Australasian Institute 

of Mining and Metallurgy, Proceedings; Transactions. Melbourne. 

Badische geol. Abh. -Badische geologische Abhandlungen. Kar~sruhe. 

Beitr. angew. Geophysik-Beitrage zur angewandte Geophysik. Leipzig. 

Beitr. Geologie Schweiz, Geotech. Ser. -Beitrage zur Geologie der Schweiz, 

Geotechnische Serie. Bern. 

Berg- u. hlittenm. Jahrb. -Be:rg- und huttenmannische Jahrbuch. Wien. 

Black Hills Engineer-Black Hills Engineer. Rapid City, S. Dak. 

Blast Furnace and Steel Plant-Blast Furnace and Steel Plant. Cleveland; 

Pittsburgh. 

Bol. Minas y Petr6leo [Mexico] -Boletln de Minas y Petr6leo (Mexico, 

Direcci6n General de Minas y Petr6leo). Mexico, D. F. 

Bol. Minas y Petr6leo· [Bogota] -Boletm de Minas y Petroleo. Bogota, 

Colombia. 

Bol. Minero l Mexico] -Bolet:ln Minero. Mexico, D. F. 

Bol. Minero [Santia~o] -Boletln Minero. Santiago de Chile. 

Bol. oficial minas L Madrid] -Boletln oficial de minas,. metalurgia y combustibles. Madrid. 

Boston Soc. Nat. History Proc. -Boston Society of Natural History, Proceedings. 

Brasil, Div. Fomento Produ_s:ao Min. Bol. -Brasil, Divisao do Fomento da 

ProdufaO Minerql, Boletim. Rio de Janeiro. 

Brasil, Div. Geologia e Mineralogia Bol. -Brasil, Divisao de Geologia e 

Mineralog{a, Boletim. Rio de Janeiro. 

British Columbia Dept. Mines Ann. Rept. -British Columbia Department of 

Mines, Annual Report. Victoria, B. C. 

British Iron and Steel Federation Monthly Statist. Bull. -British Iron and 

Steel Federation, Monthly Statistical Bulletin. London. 

Bull. econ. Indochine-Bulletin economique de l'Indo-Chine. Hanoi. 

Calif. Acad. Nat. Sci. Proc. -California Academy of Natural Science, Proceedings. San Francisco. 

Calif. Div. Mines Bull; Special Rept. -California Department of Natural Resources, Division of Mines Bulletin; Special Report. San Francisco. 

Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology-California Journal of Mines and Geology. 

San Francisco. 

Calif. Min. Jour. -California Mining Journal. Santa Cruz, Calif. 

Canada Supt. Mines Rept. -Canada, Department of the Interior, Report of the 

Superintendent of Mines. Ottawa. 

Canada Geol. Survey Bull.; Mem.; Paper; Rept. Progress; SummaryRept.-

Canada, Geological Survey Bulletin; Memoir; Paper; Report of Progress; 

Summary Report. Ottawa. 

Canada Mines Branch Bull. ; Mem. ; Summary Rept. -Canada, Department of 

Mines and Technical Surveys, Mines Branch Bulletin; Memoir; Summary 

Report. Ottawa. 

Canadian Geog. Jour. -Canadian Geographical Journal. Montreal. 

Canadianinst. Proc.; Trans. -Canadian Institute, Proceedings; Transactions. 

Toronto. 

Canadian Inst. · Mining and Metallurgy Bull. ; Trans. -Canadian Institute of 

Mining and Metallurgy Bulletin; Transactions. Montreal. 

Canadian Jour. Research.-Canadian Journal of Research. Ottawa. 

Canadian Min. Inst. Bull.; Jour.; Quart~ Bull.; Trans. -Canadian Mining 

Institute Bulletin; Journal; Quarterly Bulletin; Transactions. 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 191 

Canadian Min. Jour. -Canadian Mining Journal. Toronto-Quebec. 

Canadian Min. Metall. Bull. -Canadian Mining and Metallurgical Bulletin. 

Montreal-Toronto. 

Canadian Min. Rev. -Canadian 1vlining Review. Ottawa~ 

Canadian Naturalist-Canadian Naturalist and Quarterly Journal of Science. 

Montreal. 

Chern. Eng. and Min. Rev. -Chemical Engineering and Mining Review. 

Melbourne, Australia. 

Chronique mines coloniales-La Chronique des mines coloniales. Paris. 

Col. Ingenieros Venezuela ·Rev~ an. -Colegio de Ingenieros de Venezuela. 

Revista anual. Caracas. 

Colliery Guardian-Colliery Guardian. London. 

Colonial Geology and Min. Res. -Colonial Geology and Mineral Resources. 

London. 

Colo. Geol. Survey Bull. -Colorado Geological Survey Bulletin. 

Colo. School Mines Ann. Rept.; Bienn. Rept. ; Quart. -Colorado School of 

Mines Annual Report; Biennial Report; Quarterly. 

Colo. Sci. Soc. Proc. -Colorado Scientific Society Proceedings. Denver. 

Columbia Univ., School Mines Quart. -Columbia University, School of Mines 

Quarterly. New York. 

Com. Directive Inv. Rec. Min. Mexico Bol. -Comite Directive para la Investigaci6n de los Recursos Minerales de Mexico, Boletln. 

R. Com. geol. Italia Boll. -Real Comitate geologica d'Italia, Bolletino. 

Com. Mapa Geol. Espana Bol. ; Mem. -Comisi6n del Mapa Geologico de Espana, 

Boletin; Memorias. Madrid. 

Comm. etudes geol. bassin lorrain-Commission d'etudes geologiques du 

bassin lorrain. Nancy~ 

Comm. geol. Finlande Bull. -Bulletin du Commission geologique de Finlande. 

Helsinki. 

Compilaci6n estudios geol. oficiales Colombia-Colombia, Servi)!iO Geologico 

Nacional, Compilaci6n de los estudios geol6gicos oficiales en Colombia. 

Bogota. · 

Cong. Cient. Mexicano Mem. -Congreso Cientifico Mexicano Memoria. 

Mexico, D. F. 

Cong. geol. internat., 11esess., Stockholm, 1910, Comptes rendus-Congres 

geologique internationale, ue session, Stockholm, 1910, Comptes rendus. 

Cong. geol. internat., 19e sess., Alger, 1952, Comptes rendus-Congres 

geologique internationale, 1gesession, Alger, 1952, Comptes rendus. 

Cong. internat. mines, 7esess., Paris, 1935, Sec. geologie appl. Comptes 

rendus-Congres international des mines, de la metallurgie et de la 

geologie appliquee, 7esession, Paris, 1935, Section de geologie appliquee, Comptes rendus. 

Cong. sci., Elisabethville [Belgian CongoJ, 1950, Comptes rendus-Congres 

scientifique, Elisabethville [Belgian Congoj, 1950, Comptes rendus. 

Bruxelles, Comite special du Katanga, 1951-52. 

Conn. Geol. Nat. History Survey Bull. -Connecticut Geological and Natural 

History Survey Bulletin. Hartford. 

Conn. Soc. Civil Engineers Ann. Rept. -Connecticut Society of Civil Engineers, Annual Report. New Haven. 

Connecticut Mag. -Connecticut Magazine. 

Conseil recherches sci. Indochine, Comptes rendus-Conseil de recherches 

scientifiques de l'Indochine, Comptes rendus des seances. Hanoi. 

Cuba, Direcci6n Montes y Minas Bol. minas-Cuba, Direcci6n de Montes y 

Minas, Bolet:ln de Minas. Habana. 

Cuerpo Ingenieros Minas Peru Bol. -Boletm del Cuerpo de Ingenieros de Minas 

del Peru. Lima. 

Denison Univ. Sci. Labs. Bull.; Jour. -Denison University Scientific Laboratories Bulletin; Journal. Granville, Ohio. 

Deutsche Geol. Gesell. Zeitschr. -Deutsche Geologische Gesellschaft, Zeitschrift. · Berlin. 

Dir. N ac. Mine:r_-{a y Geologia Argentina Bol.. - Direcci6n Nacional de Mine ria y 

Geolog:la [Argentina], Boletin. 
192 CONTRIQ.lJTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Eclogae Geol. Helvetiae-Eclogae Geologicae Helvetiae. Lucerne, Switzerland. 

Econ. Geography-Economic Geography. Worcester, Mass. 

Econ. Geology-Economic Geology. Urbana, ID. 

Edinburgh Geol. Soc. Trans. -Edinburgh Geological Society, Transactions. 

Elisha Mitchell Sci. Soc. Jour. -Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society Journal. 

Chapel Hill, N. C. 

Eng. Club Philadelphia Proc. -Engineering Club of Philadelphia, Proceedings. 

Eng.· Jour~ -Engineering Journal. Montreal; Canada. 

Eng. Mag. -Engineering Magazine. New York. 

Eng. Min. Jour. -Engineering and Mining Journal. New York. . 

Escuela Nac. Ingenieros [Lima] Bol.-EscuelaNacional de Ingenieros [Lima] 

Boletin. · 

Explosives Engineer-Explosives Engineer. Wilmington, Del. 

Facolta sci. Univ. Cagliari Rend. -Rendiconti del Seminario della Facolta di 

scienze della Universita di Cagliari. Cagliari, Italy. 

Federated Inst. Min. Engineers Trans.-Federated Institution of Mining Engineers Transactions. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 

Fennia-Fennia. Helsinki, Finland. 

Field Columbian Mus. Pub. Geology Ser. -Field Columbian Museum, Publications in Geology Series. Chicago. 

Focus [Netherlands] -Focus. N. Holland, Netherlands. 

Foldtani K6zl6ny- FC$ldtani K8zlony Sztrokay. Budapest. 

Fortschr. Mineralogie-Fortschritte der Mineralogie. Krefeld-.i:Jrdingen, 

Germany. 

Franklin Inst. Jour. -Journal of the Franklin Institute. Philadelphia,. Pa. 

Freiberg. Geol. Gesell. Ber.-Freiberger Geologische Gesellschaft, Bericht~ 

Ga. Geol. SurveyBull.; Inf. Circ. -Georgia Geological Survey Bulletin; Information Circular. 

Genie civil-Le Genie civil. Paris. 

Geog. Rev. -Geographical Review. New York. 

Geog. Wochenschr. [Halle] -Geographische Wochenschrift. Halle, Germany .. 

Geol. a.il.d Sci. Bull. -Geological and Scientific Bulletin. Houston, Tex. 

Geol. Blatter Nordost-Bayern-Geologische Blatter fiir Nordost-Bayern und 

angriinzende Gebiete. Erlangen, Germany. 

Geol. Bundesanst. [Austria] Jahrb.; Verh. -Geologische Bundesanstalt 

[Austriaj Jahrbuch; Verhandlungen. Vienna. 

Geol. foren. Stockholm Forh. -Geologiska foreningens i Stockholm Forhandlingar. 

Geol. Inst. Upsala Bull. -Bulletin of the Geological Institution of Upsala. 

Upsala; Sweden. 

Geol. Jahrb.; Beiheft-Geol9gisches Jahrbuch (Geologische Landesanstalt der 

Bundesrepublic Deutschland); Beiheft. Celie, Germany. 

Geol. Karte Elsass-Lothringen Abh. -Abhandlungen der Geologischen Karte 

Elsass-Lothringen. 

Geol. kom. Izv.; Zapiski-Geologicheskiy komitet, Izvestiya; Zapiski. 

Geol. Landesanst. [Germany] Archiv Lagerstattenf. ; Geol. Jahrb. -Geologische Landesanstalten [Germany], Archiv fiir Lagerstattenforschung; 

Geologisches Jahrbuch. Hannover. 

Geol. Landesanst. Elsass-Lothringen Mitt.-Geologische Landesanstalt ElsassLothringen, Mitteilungen. 

Geol. Landesanst. [Mecklenburg] Mitt. -Geologische Landesanstalt [ Mecklenburg], Mitteilungen. 

Geol. Landesunters. bayer. Oberbergamtes Abh. -Abhandlungen der geologischen Landesuntersuchung am bayerischen Oberbergamtes. 

Geol. Mag. -Geological Magazine. London. 

Geol. Min. Metall. Soc. India Bull.; Quart. Jour. -Geological, Mining, and 

Metallurgical Society of India, Bulletin; Quarterly Journal. Calcutta. 

K. -k. Geol. Reichsanst. Jahrb. -Kaiserlich-koniglich Geologische Reichsanstalt, Jahrbuch. Vienna. 

Geol. Rundschau-Geologische Rundschau, Zeitschrift fur allgemeine Geologie. 

Stuttgart, Germany. 

Geol. Soc. Ame-ricaBull. -GeologicalSocietyofAmerica, Bulletin. New York. 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 193 

Geol. Soc. Australasia Trans.; News Bull. -Geological Society of Australasia, 

Transactions; News Bulletin. Melbourne. 

Geol. Soc. China Bull. -Geological Society of China, Bulletin. Peiping. 

Geol. Soc. Glasgow Trans. -Geological Society of Glasgow, Transactions. 

Geol. Soc. India Rec.; Quart. Jour. -Geological Society of India, Records; 

Quarterly Journal. Calcutta. 

Geol. Soc. Japan Jour. -Geological Society of Japan, Journal. Tokyo. 

Geol. Soc. London Quart. Jour.; Abs. Proc. -Geological Society of London, 

Quarterly-Journal; Abstract of Proceedings. 

Geol. Soc. Pa. Trans. -Geological Society of Pennsylvania, Transactions. 

Geol. Soc. South Africa Proc. ; Trans. -Geological Society of South Africa, 

Proceedings; Transactions. Johannesburg. 

Geol. Survey British Guiana Rept. -Geological Survey of British Guiana, 

Report. Georgetown. 

Geol. Survey China Geol. Bull. ; Geol. Mem. -Geological Survey of China, 

Geological Bulletin; Geological Memoir. Nanking. 

Geol. Survey Great Britain Bull. ; Mem. ; Special Repts. Min. Res. Great 

Britain; Summary Progress; War-time Pamph. -Geological Survey of 

Great Britain Bulletin; Memoirs; Special Reports on Mineral Resources 

of Great Britain; Summary of Progress; War-time Pamphlet. London. 

Geol. Survey India Mem. ; Rec.-Geological Survey of India, Memoirs; Records. 

Calcutta. 

Geol. Survey [Japanj Rept.-Japan, Geological Survey, Report. Tokyo. 

Geol. Survey South Africa Mem. -Geological Survey of South Africa, Memoir. 

Pretoria. 

Geol. SurveyVictoriaRec.-Geological Survey of Victoria, Records. Melbourne. 

Geol. Survey Western Australia Bull. -Geological Survey of Western Australia, 

Bulletin. Perth. 

Geol. -palaeont. Inst. Univ. Greifswald Abh. -Geologisch-Palaeontologisches 

Institut Univ. Greifswald Abhandlungen. 

Geologica Bavarica-Geologica Bavarica. Munich, Germany. 

Geologie Meere u. Binnengewasser-Geologie der Me ere und Binnengewi:isser. 

Berlin. 

Geologists' Assoc. London Proc. -Geologists' Association of London, Proceedings. 

Geophysics-Geophysics. Tulsa, Okla. -Austin, Tex. 

Glav. geol. -razved. uprav. Izv. -Izvestiya glavnogo geologo-razvedochnogo 

upravleniya. Moscow-Leningrad. 

Glav. geol. -razved. uprav. Trudy-Trudy glavnogo geologo-razvedochnogo 

upravleniya. Moscow-Leningrad. 

Glav. geol. -razved. uprav. Vestnik-Vestnikglavnogo geologo- razvedochnogo 

upravleniya. Moscow-Leningrad. 

Gliickauf-Gliickauf, berg- und hiittenmannische Zeitschrift. Essen, Germany. 

Gold Coast Geol. Survey Bull. -Gold Coast Geological Survey Bulletin. Accra. 

Harvard Coil. Mus. Comp. Zoology Bull. -Harvard College Museum of Comparative Zoology, Bulletin. Cambridg~ Mass. 

Heidelberg. Beitr. Mineralogie Petrographie- Heidelberger Beitrage zur 

Mineralogie und Petrographie. Heidilberg, Germany. 

Houille, minerais, petrole-Houille, minerais, petrole. Paris. 

Hunan Geol. Survey Bull. -Hunan Geological Survey, Bulletin. Changsha, 

China. 

Hyderabad Geol. Service Bull. -Hyderabad Geological Service, Bulletin. 

Hyderabad. Deccan, India. 

Idaho Bur. Mines and Geology Pamph.; Min. Res. Rept. -Idaho Bureau of 

Mines and Geology, Pamphlet; Mineral Resources. Report. Moscow, 

Idaho. 

Ill. State Acad. Sci. Trans. -Illinois State Academy of Science, Transactions. 

Springfield. 

Til. State Geol. ·survey Bull.---lllinois State Geological Survey, Bulletin. Urbana. 

Imp. Inst. Bull. ; Mon. Min. Res. -Imperial Institute, Bulletin; Monographs on 

Mineral Resources. London. 

Ind. Acad. Sci. Proc. -Indiana Academy of Science, Proceedings. Indianapolis. 
194 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Ind. Dept. Conserv., Div. Geo~ogy Pub. -Indiana Department of Conservation, 

Division of Geology, Publication. Bloomington. 

Ind. Dept. Geology Ann. Rept. -Indiana Department of Geology, Annual Report. 

Indian Min. Jour. -Indiart Mining Journal. Calcutta. 

Indian Minerals-Indian Minerals. Calcutta. 

Ingenieria [Buenos Aires]-La Ingenieria. Buenos Aires. 

Ingenieur Nederlandsch-Indie-De Ingenieur Nederlandsch-Indie. Bandoeng. 

Ingeniorsvetenskapsakad. Handl.-Ingeniorsvetenskapsakademien, Handlingar. 

Stockholm. 

Inst. Civil Engineers Minutes of Proc. -Institution of Civil Engineers, Minutes of Proceedings. London. 

Inst. Geol. Espana Bol. -Institute Geologico de Espana Boletm. Madrid. 

Inst. Geologia Mexico Bol. ; Fol. Divulgacion-Instituto Geolog1a de Mexico, 

Boletin; Folleto de Divulgaci6n. Mexico, D. F. 

Inst. Geol. Min. Espana Bol.; Mem.; Notas y comun. -Institute Geologico y 

Minero de Espaiia,Bolet1n; Memorias; Notas y comunicaciones. Madrid. 

Inst. geol. Romaniei Anuarul-Institutul geologic al Romaniei. Bucarest. 

Inst. geol. Roumanie Comptes rendus-Institution geologique de Roumanie, 

Comptes rendus. 

Inst. Hierro y Acero [ Madrid]-Instituto del Hierro y del Acero. Madrid, 

Spain. 

Inst. Ingenieros Civiles Espana Anuario-Instituto de Ingenieros Civiles de 

Espana, Anuari_o. Madrid. 

Inst. Min. Engineers [London] Trans.-Institution of Mining Engineers, Transactions. London. 

Inst. Mining and Metallurgy Bull.; Trans.-Institution of Mining and Metallurgy, 

Bulletin; Transactions. London. 

Inst. Nac. Inv. Recursos Min. [Mexico] Bol. -Institute Nacional [Mexico] 

para la Investigaci6n de los Recursos Minerales, Boletin. Mexico, D. F. 

Internat. Eng. Cong., San Francisco, 1915, Trans. -International Engineering Congress, San Francisco, 1915, Transactions. 

Internat. Geol. Cong., 14th Sess., Madrid, 1926-International Geological Congress, 14th session, Madrid, 1926. 

Internat. Geol. Cong., 15th sess., South Africa, 1929, Compte rendu-International Geological Congress, 15th session, South Africa, 1929, Compte 

rendu. Pretoria. 

Internat. Geol. Cong., 16th sess., United States, 1933-International Geological Congress, 16th session, United States, 1933. 

Internat. q.eol. Cong., 18th sess., London, 1948, Proc. -International 

Geological Congress, 18th session, Great Britain, 1948, Proceedings. 

Internat. Min. Cong., 4th, Boise, 1902, Proc. -International Mining Congress, 

4th, Boise, 1901, Proceedings. 

Iowa Geol. Survey-Iowa Geological Survey, Iowa City, Iowa. 

Iron Age-The Iron Age. New York. 

Iron and Coal Trades Rev. -Iron and Coal Trades Review. London. 

Iron and Steel-Iron and Steel. London. 

Iron and Steel Engineer-Iron and Steel Engineer. , Pittsburgh, Pa. 

Iron and Steel Inst. Jour. -Iron and Steel Institute Journal. London. 

Jamaica Geol. Survey Dept. Bull. -Jamaica Geological Survey Department 

Bulletin. 

Jammu and Kashmir Govts. Min. Survey Rept. -Jammu and Kashmir Governments, Mining Survey Report. 

Japanese Assoc. Mineralogists Jour. -Japanese Association of Mineralogists, 

Journal. Sendai. 

Japanese Jour. Geology and Geography-Japanese Journal of Geology and Geography. Tokyo. 

Jassy, Univ. , Annales sci. -Annales scientifiques de L'Universite de Jassy. 

Jernkontorets annaler-Jernkontorets annaler, Tidskrift fl:)r SvenskaBergshanteringen. Stockholm. 

Jour. Chern. Education-Journal of Chemical Education. Easton, Pa. 

Jour. Geography [Tokyo] -Journal of Geography. Tokyo. 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 195 

Jour. Geology-Journal of Geology. Chicago. 

Jour. Sci. Indus. Research lDelhi] -Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research. Delhi. 

Kans. Geol. Soc. Guidebook-Kansas Geological Society, Guidebook. 

Kans. State Geol. Survey Bull. -Kansas State Geological Survey, Bulletin. 

Kazan~ gosudar. univ. Trudy; Uchenyye zapiski geologiya-Kazarlskiygosudarstvennyi universitet, Trudy; Uchenyye zapiski geologiya. 

Ky. Geol. Survey Bull.; Rept. Progress-Kentucky Geological Survey, Bulletin; Report of Progress. Frankfort. 

Ky. Univ., Eng. Expt. Sta. Bull."-Kentucky University, Engineering Experiment Station, Bulletin. Frankfort. 

Kwangtung and Kwangsi Geol. Sur:vey Geol. Bull. -Kwangtung and Kwangsi Geological Survey, Geological Bulletin. Shihpai, Canton. 

Lake Superior Min. Inst. Proc. -Lake Superior Mining Institute Proceedings. 

Ishpeming, Mich. 

Leningrad. gornyy inst. Zapiski-Leningradskiy gornyy institut, Zapiski. 

Moskva-Leningrad. 

Leningrad. geol. trest Trudy-Trudy Leningradskogo geologicheskogo tresta. 

Leningrad. geol.- gidro.- geod. trest Izv. -Izvestiya Leningradskogo geologogidrogeodezicheskogo tresta. 

Leningrad. geol. -razved. trest Trudy-Trudy Leningradskogo geologo-razvedoclmogo tresta. 

Life Mag. -Life Magazine. New York. 

Lunds Geol. -mineralog. inst. Medd. - Meddelanden fran Lunds Geologiskmineralogiska institution. Lund, Sweden. 

Lyceum Nat. History New York Annals-Lyceum of Natural History of New 

York, Annals. 

Maden Tetklk Arama [Ankara] -Maden Tetkl.k ve Arama. Ankara, Turkey. 

Magyar allami Foldt. IntezetEvi Jelentese-A Magyar allami Foldtani Intezet, 

Evi Jelentese (Annales Institute Publici Geologiae Hungarici). Budapest. 

Magyar kir. Joszef Nador mUszaki es gazdasagtudomanyi egyetem, A banyaes koh6mernoki osztaly Kozlememyei- Magyar kirhlyi J6szef Nador 

mUszaki es gazdasagtudomanyi egyetem, A banya- es koh6mernoki oszWy 

Kozlemenyei [Royal H1mgarian Palatine Josef University, Department of 

Mining and Metallurgy, Publication]. Sopron. 

Maine Board Agriculture Ann. Rept. -Maine Board of Agriculture, Annual Report. Augusta. 

Maine Geol. Survey Bull. -Maine Geological Survey Bulletin. Augusta. 

Manchester Geol. Survey Trans.-Manchester Geological Survey, Transactions. 

Manchester, England. 

Manchoukuo Geol. Inst. Bull.; Mem. -Manchoukuo Geological Institute, Bulletin, Memoir. MUkden. 

Mass. Inst. Teclmology, Technology Quart. -Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Teclmology Quarterly and Proceedings of the Society of Arts. 

Boston. 

Material'y geologiya Zapadno-sibirsk. kraya-Material'y geologiya Zapadnosibirskogo kraya (Records of the Geology of the West-Siberian Region). 

Tomsk. 

Material'y po geologii Vostochnoy Sibiri. Material'y po geologii i polyezn'im 

iskopayem' im Vostochnoy Sibiri. Irkutsk. 

Material'y po geologii Zapadnoy Sibiri. Material'y po geologii :zapadnoy 

Sibiri. Tomsk. 

Materia1y obshchey priklad. geologii-Materialy po obshchey i prikladnoy 

geologii. Petrograd-Leningrad. 

Md. Dept. Geology, Mines, and Water Res. County Rept. -Maryland Department of Geology, Mines, and Water Resources, County Report. 

Md. Geol. Survey County Rept. -Maryland Geological Survey, County Report. 

Meddel. om Gr¢nland-Meddelelser om Gr¢nland. Copenhagen. 

Metall u. Erz-Metall und Erz, Zeitschriftrur Erzbergbau, Metallhuttenwesen, 

und Metallkunde. Stuttgart, Germany. 

Mich. Acad. Science Rept.; Papers-Michigan Academy of Science, Arts, and 

Letters, Report; Papers. 
196 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Mich. Conserv. -Michigan Conservation. 

Mich. Geol. Survey Pub.; Progress Rept. -Michigan Geological Survey, Publications; Progress Report. 

Mich. Pioneer Collections-Michigan Pioneer Collections. 

Midland Inst. Min. Engineers Trans.-Midland Institute of Mining Engineers, 

Transactions. 

Mil. Engineer- Military Engineer. Washington. 

Min. and Metallurgy-Mining and Metallurgy. New York. 

Min. Cong. Jour. -Mining Congress Journal. Washington. 

Min. Eng. -Mining Engineering. New York. 

Min. Geol. Metall. Inst.India Trans. -Mining, Geological, and Metallurgical Institute of India, Transactions. Calcutta. 

Min. Geolo!JY [Tokyo J -Mining Geology. Tokyo. 

Min~ Jour.LLondonJ-Mining Journal. London. 

Min. Mag. -Mining Magazine. London. 

Min. Newsletter [Manila]-Mining Newsletter. Manila. 

Min. Res. Alberta Ann. Rept.'-Mineral Resources of Alberta,Annual Report. 

Min. Sci. Press-Mining and Scientific Press. San Francisco. 

Min. Science-Mining Science. Denver. 

Min~ Soc. Nova Scotia Jour. -Mining Society of Nova Scotia, Journal. 

Min. Technology-Mining Technology. New York. 

Min. World-Mining World. Seattle. 

Mine and Quarry Eng. -Mine and Quarry Engineering. London. 

Miner-The Miner. Vancoaver, B. c. 

Mineralog. Mag. -Mineralogical Magazine and Journal of the Mineralogical 

Society. London. 

Mineralog. petrog. Mitt. -Mineralogische und petrographische Mitteilungen. 

Vienna. · 

Miner fa [Lima] - Mineda. Lima, Peru. 

Mines and Minerals-Mines and Minerals~ London. 

Mines, carrieres-Mines, carrieres, et grandes entreprises. Paris. 

Mines Mag. -Mines Magazine. Denver, Colo. 

Ministerio Fom~nto Peru Bol. -Boletin del Ministerio de Fomento del Peru, 

Boletln. Lima. · 

Minn. Acad. Sci. Bull.-Minnesota Academy of Science, Bulletin. St. Paul, 

Minn. 

Minn. Geol. Survey Ann. Rept.; Bull. -Minnesota Geological Survey, Annual 

Report; Bulletin. Minneapolis, Minn. 

Minn., Iron Range Res. and Rehabilitation Comm.-Iron Range Resources and 

Rehabilitation Commission. St. Paul, Minn. 

Minn. School Mines, Expt. Sta. Bull. -Minnesota School of Mines, Experiment 

Station, BU.:Uetin •. 

Minn. Univ. Ann. Min. Symposium-Minnesota, University, General Extension 

Division, Annual Mining Symposium. 

Minn. Univ. Engineers' Year Book-Minnesota, University, Engineers' Year 

Book.- St. Paul. 

Minn. Univ., Inst. Technology, Mines Expt. Sta. Inf. Circ. -Minnesota, University, Institute of Technology, Mines Experiment Station, Information 

Circular. 

Miss. Geol. Survey Bull. -Mississippi Geological Survey, Bulletin. 

Mo. Bur. Geology and Mines Bull. -Missouri Bureau of Geology and Mines, 

Bulletin. Rolla. 

Mo. Geol. Survey and Water Res. -Missouri Geological Survey and Water 

Resources. Rolla. 

Mo. Univ., School Mines and Metallurgy Bull., Tech. ser. -Missouri University, S.chool of Mines and Metallurgy, Bulletin, Technical series. 

Rolla. 

Mont. Bur. Mines and Geology Mem. -Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology, 

.Memoir. Butte. · 

Moskov. geol. - gidro. - geod. trest Trudy; Zapiski- Trudy Moskovskogo 

geologo-gidro-geodezicheskogo tresta; Zapiski. Moskva. 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 197 

Moskov. geol.-razved. trest Trudy-Trudy Moskovskogo geologo-razvedochnogo 

tresta, Trudy. 

Moskov. obshch. ispytateley Prirody; Izv. - Moskovskoye obshchestvo ispytateley, Izvestiya (Societe des naturalistes de Moscou, Bulletin). 

Mus. Argentino Cienc. Nat. Pub. -Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales, 

Publicaciones. Buenos Aires. 

Mus. Mineral6g. Geol. Univ. CoimbraMem. eNoticias-Mem6rias e Noucias, 

Publica:~aes do Museu Mineralogico e Geologico da Universidade de 

Coimbra. Coimbra, Portugal. 

Mysore Geol. Dept. Rec. -Mysore Geological Department, Records. Bangalore. 

Mysore Geologists' Assoc. Bull. -Mysore Geologists' Association, Bulletin. 

Bangalore. 

Mysore Univ. Jour. -Mysore University, Half-Yearly Journal. Bangalore. 

N. C. Dept. Conserv., Div. Min. Res. Bull.; Inf. Circ.; Econ. Paper-North 

Carolina Department of Conservation and Development, Division of Mineral 

Resources, Bulletin; Information Circular; Economic. Paper. Raleigh. 

N. C. Geol. Survey Bull.; Bienn. Rept. -North Carolina Geological Survey 

Bulletin; Biennial Report. Raleigh. 

N. H. Acad. Sci. -New Hampshire Academy of Science. 

N. H. State Plan. Devel. Comm. Min. Res. Survey-New Hampshire State 

Planning and Development Commission, Mineral Resources Survey. 

Concord, N. H. · 

N. J. Dept. Conserv. Geol. Ser. Bull. -New Jersey Department of Conservation and Economic Development, Geological Series Bulletin. Trenton. 

N. J. Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. -New Jersey Geological Survey, Annual Re- .. port. Trenton. 

N. Mex. Bur. Mines and Min. Res., Bull. -New Mexico Bureau of Mines and 

Mineral Resources, Bulletin. 

N. Mex. Univ. Pubs. Geology-University of New Mexico Publications in Geology. Albuque:r;oque. 

N. Y. Acad. Sci. Annals; Trans. -New York Academy of Sciences, Ann~s; 

Transactions. New York, N. Y. . 

N.Y. Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. -New York Geological Survey, Annual Report. 

N. Y. State Geologist Ann. Rept. -New York State Geologist, Annual Report. 

N. Y. State Mus. Bull.; Ann. Rept. -New York State Museum, Bulletin; 

Annual Report. Albany, N. Y. 

Nat. Science Assoc. Staten Island Proc.·-Natural Science Association of 

Staten Island, Proceedings. New Brighton, N. Y. · · 

Natl. Research Inst. Geology [ Chinaj Contr .; Mem.-National Research Inst.itute of Geology[ Chinaj. Contribution; Memoir. Shanghai. 

Natur und Volk-Natur und Volk. Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany. 

Naturf, Gesell. BernMi tt.-Naturforschende Gesellschaft zu Bern, Mitteilungen. 

Naturf. Gesell. Graubiindens Verh.-Naturforschende Gesellscliaft Graubtindens, Verhandlungen. Chur, Switzerland. 

Naturf. Gesell. Schaffhausens Mitt. -Naturforschende· Gesellschaft Schaffhausens Mitteilungen. Schaffhausen, Switzerland. 

Naturh. Ver. Preuss. Rheinlande Verh.-Verhandlungen des Naturhistorischen 

Vereins der Preussischen Rheinlande und Westfalens. Bonn. 

Naturw. Ver_. Steiermark Mitt. -Mitteilungen des Naturwissenschaftlicher 

Vereines fi.ir Steiermark. Graz, Austria. · 

Nauch. -issled. inst. geologii i mineralogii Trudy-Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy 

institut geologii i mineralogii, Trudy, Moskva-Leningrad. 

Neues Jahrb., Beil. -Band- Neues Jahrbuch fUr Mineralogie, Geologie, und 

Palaontologie, Beilage-Band. Stuttgart, Germany. 

Neues Jahrb.· Mineralogie, Monatsh.- Neues Jahrbuch fiir" Mineralogie, 

Monatshefte. Stuttgart, Germany. 

Nev. Bur. Mines Bull. -Nevada Bureau of Mines, Bulletin. 

New England Inst. Min. Eng. Trans. -New England Institute of Mining Engineering, Transactions. 1 

Newfoundland Geol. Survey Bull.; Inf. Circ.-Nevifoundland Geological Survey, 

Bulletin; Information Circular. St. Johns. 
198 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

New South Wales Dept. Mines Ann. Rept. -New South Wales Department of 

Mines, Annual Report. Sydney. 

New South Wales Geol. Survey Mem. -New South Wales Geological Survey, 

Memoirs. Sydney. 

New Zealand Geol. Survey Bull. -New Zealand Geological Survey, Bulletin. 

Kaduna. 

New Zealand Inst. Trans. and Proc. -Transactions and Proceedings of the 

New Zealand Institute. Wellington. 

New Zealand Jour. Sci. and Technology-New Zealand Journal of Science and 

Technology. Wellington. 

Norges Geol. Undersokelse-Norges Geologiske Undersokelse. Oslo. 

North England Inst. Min. Mech. Engineers Trans. -North of England Institute 

of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, Transactions. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 

Nova Scotia Dept. Mines Ann. Rept.-Nova Scotia Department of Mines, Annual 

Report. Halifax. 

Nova Scotian Inst. (Nat.) Sci. Proc. and Trans. -Nova Scotian Institute of 

(Natural) Science, Proceedings and Transactions. Halifax. 

Oberhess. Gesell. Natur- u~ Heilkunde. Ber., Neue Folge-Oberhessische 

Gesellschaft fUr Natur- und Heilkunde zu Giessen, Bericht, Neue Folge. 

Oberrhein. Geol. Ver. Jahresber. u. Mitt. -Oberrheinischer Geologischer 

Verein, Jahresberichte und Mitteilungen. Stuttgart. 

Oberschles. Berg- u. Hiittenm. Ver. Zeitschr. -Oberschlesischer Berg- und 

Hlittenmannischer Verein,.Zeitschrift. Katowice, Poland. 

Obshch. izucheniya Manchzhursk. kraya Trudy; Izv. -Obshchestvo izucheniya 

Manchzhurskogo kraya, Trudy l Manchuria Research Society, Annalsj; 

Izvestiya. Mukden. 

Office Algerien d'action econ. et touristique-Office Algerien d'action economique et touristique. . Alger. 

Ohio Geol. Survey, 4th ser., Bull.; Inf. Circ.; Rept. -Ohio Geological Survey, 

Bulletin; Information Circular; Report. Columbus. 

Ohio Min. Jour. -Ohio Mining Journal. 

Okla. Acad. Sci. Proc.-OklahomaAcademyofScience, Proceedings. Norman. 

Okla. Geol. Survey Bull.; Circ.; Mineral Rept. -Oklahoma Geological Survey, 

Bulletin; Circular; Mineral Report. Norman. 

Ontario Dept. (Bur.) Mines Ann. Rept.; Prelim. Rept.; Indus. Mineral Circ.-

Ontario Department (Bureau) of Mines, Annual Report; Preliminary Report; Industrial Mineral Circular. Toronto. 

Oreg. Bur. Mines and Geology Min. Res. Oreg. -Oregon Bureau of Mines 

and Geology, Mineral Resources of Oregon. Portland. 

Oreg. Dept. Geology and Mineral Industries Bull.; G. M. I. Short Paper-Oregon 

Department of Geology and Mineral Industries, Bulletin; G. M. I. Short 

Paper. Portland. 

Pa. Dept. Internal Affairs Monthly Bull. -Pennsylvania Department of Internal 

Affairs, MonthlyBulletin. Harrisburg. 

Pa. Geol. Survey Ann. Rept.; BulL; Rept. Progress-Pennsylvania Geological 

Survey, Annual Report; Bulletin; Report of Progress. Harrisburg. 

· Pa. State Coll. Min. Quart.; Mineral Industries-Pennsylvania State College, 

Mining Quarterly; Mineral Industries. 

Pa. Topog. and Geol. Survey Bull. -Pennsylvania Topographic and Geologic 

Survey, Bulletin. Harrisburg. 

Pan Am. Inst. Min. Eng. and Geology Tech. Paper-Pan American Institute 

of Mining Engineering and Geology, u. s. Sec. Technical Paper. New York. 

Pan Am. Science Cong., 2d, Washington, 1915-16, F>roc. -Pan American 

Science Congress, Washington, 1915-16, Proceedings. 

Pan-Am. Geologist-Pan-American Geologist. Des Moines, Iowa. 

Pan-Pacific Sci. Cong., 3d, Tokyo, 1926, Proc. -Pan-Pacific Science Congress, 3d, Tokyo, 1926, Proceedings. . 

P8.nstwowy Inst. Geol. Biul. -Panstwowy Instytut Geologiczny, Biuletyn (Institute geologique de Pologne, Bulletin). Warsaw. · 

Peiyang Eng. Coll., Eng. Research Inst. Mem. - Peiyang Engineering College, 

Engineering Research Institution, Memoirs. Tientsin, China. 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 199 

Philippine Geologist-Philippine Geologist. Manila. 

Philippines Bur. Mines Tech. Bull.; Rept. Inv.; Inf. Circ. -Philippines Bureau 

of Mines, Technical Bulletin; Report of Investigation; Information Circular. 

Manila. 

Pollichia-Pollichia {Pf8J.zischer Verein fi.ir Naturkunde, Mitteilungen). Diirkheim, Bavaria. 

Precambrian-The Precambrian. Winnipeg, Manitoba. 

Presidency Coll. [Calcutta), Geol. Inst. Jour. -Presidency College, Geological Institute, Journal {Bhu Vidya). Calcutta. 

Preussische Geol. Landesanst. Abh.; Archiv Lagersti:ittenf. -Preussische 

Geologische Landesanstalt, Abhandlungen; Archiv fiir Lagerstattenforschung. Berlin. 

K. Preussische Geol. Landesanst. Jahrb.-Koniglich Preussische Geologische 

Landesanstalt und Bergakademie~zu Berlin, Jahrbuch. Berlin. 

Puerto Rico Univ. Bull.; Mon.-Puerto Rico, University, Bulletin; Monograph. 

Quebec Dept. Mines Prelim. Rept.; Geol. Rept.-Quebec Department of Mines, 

Preliminary Report; Geological Report. Quebec. 

Queensland Geol. Survey Pub. -Queensland Geological Survey, Publication. 

Brisbane. 

Raw Materials Survey Inf. Circ.; Resource Rept.-Raw Materials Survey, Information Circular;. Resource Report. Portland, Oreg. 

Reichstelle Bodenf. [Germany) Archiv Lagerstattenf. ; Jahrb. - Reichstelle 

fi.ir Bodenforschung [Germany), Archiv :f\ir Lagerstattenforschung; Jahrbuch. Berlin. 

Reichstelle Bodenf., Zweigstelle Wien Ber. -Reichstelle Bodenforschung, 

Zweigstelle Wien, Bericht. 

Rev. Fomento [Venezuela) -Revista de Fomento. Caracas. 

Rev. Hidrocarburos y Minas [Venezuela)-Revista de Hidrocarburos y Minas. 

Caracas. 

Rev. industrie miner. -Revue de l'industrie minerales. Loire, France. 

Rev. miner a [ Madridj - Revista miner a. Madrid. 

Rev. Miner:la [ Medellmj - Revista Miner:la. Medellfn. 

Rev. Obras Pub. Puerto Rico-Revista de Obras Publicas de Puerto Rico. 

Rev. univ. mines [Li~ge) -Revue universelle des mines, de la metallurgie et 

des travaux publics. Liege. 

R. I. Bur. Indus. Statistics Bull. -Rhode Island Bureau of Industrial Statistics, 

Bulletin. Providence, R. I. 

Ricerca sci. -Ricerca scientifica. Rome. 

Rocks and Minerals-Rocks and Minerals. Peekskill, N. Y. 

Royal Soc. Canada Proc.; Trans. -Royal Society of Canada Proceedings; 

Transactions. Ottawa. 

Royal Soc. South Africa Trans.-Royal Society of South Africa, Transactions. 

Pretoria. 

Royal Soc. TasmaniaProc.-RoyalSocietyof Tasmania, Proceedings. Hobart, 

Tasmania. 

Ryojun Coli. Eng. Mem.; Rept. -Ryojun College of Engineering, Memoirs; 

Reports. Ryojun, Manchuria. 

S.C. Geol. Survey Bull.-South Carolina Geologl.cal Survey Bulletin. Columbia. 

S. Dak. Geol. Survey Bull.; Rept. Inv.- South Dakota Geological Survey, 

Bulletin; Report of Investigation. Vermillion, S. Dak. 

S. Dak. School Mines Bull. -South Dakota School of Mines, Bulletin. 

Schweizerische mineralog. petrog. Mitt.-Schweizerische mineralogische und 

petrographische Mitteilungen. Frauenfeld. 

Sci. Monthly-Scientific Monthly. Washington. 

Science-Science. Washington. 

Science Progress-Science Progress. London. 

Senckenberg. Naturf. Gesell. Abh.-Senckenbergische Naturforschende Gesellschaft, Abhandlungen. Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany. 
200 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Service carte geol. Alsace-Lorraine Bull.; Livr.; Mem. --service de la Carte 

geologique de la Alsace et de la Lorraine, Bulletin; Livraison; Memoire. 

Strasbourg. 

Service carte geol. Luxembourg-Service de la carte geologique de Luxembourg. 

Service geol. Luxembourg Pub. -Service geologique de Luxembourg, Publications. 

Service mines [French West Africa] Bull. -Service des mines [de 1' Afrique 

Occidentale Fran~aise] Bulletin. Dakar. 

Service mines [Katanga] Annales-Comite special du Katanga, Service des 

mines, Annales. Brussels. 

Servis:o Fomento Mineiro [Portugal] Estudos, notas e trabalhos; RelatorioServ~o de Fomento e Mineiro [Portugal], Estudos, notas e trabalhos; 

Relatorio. Lisboa. 

Shanghai Science Inst. Jour. -Shanghai Science Institute, Journal. Shanghai. 

Si~rra Leone, Geol. Survey and Mines Dept. Rept. for 1933 and 1934. 

Skillings' Min. Rev. -Skillings' Mining Review. Duluth, Minnesota. 

Statm geol. ustav. Ceskoslovenske Republi.kY Sbornik;%'stnik-Statni geologicky 

ustav Ceskoslovenske RepublikY Sbornik; Vestnik. Praha. 

Soc. Arts [London] Jour. -So.ciety of Arts Journal. London. 

Soc. Belge geologie Bull.; Mem.-Societe Belge de geologie, de paleontologie, 

et de hydrologie. Bulletin; Memoir. Bruxelles. 

Soc. Cient. Antonio Alzate Mem. y Rev. -Sociedad Cientifica Antonio Alzate, 

Memorias y Revista. Mexico, D. F. 

Soc. Franyaise mineralogie et cristallographie Bull. -Societe Fran_s:aise de 

mineralogie et de cristallographie, Bulletin. Paris. 

Soc. geol. Belgique Annales; Bull.-Societe geologique de Belgique, Annales; 

Bulletin. 

Soc. geol. mineralog. Bretagne Compte rendu-Societe geologique et mineralogique de Bretagne, Compte rendu sommaire des seances. Liege. 

Soc. Geol. Peru Bol. -Sociedad Geol6gica del PerU., Boletln. Lima. 

Soc. Geol. Portugal Bol. -Sociedade Geologica de Portugal, Boletim. 

Soc. histoire nat. Toulouse Bull. -Societe d'histoire naturelle de Toulouse, 

Bulletin. Toulouse, France. 

Soc. industrie min. [St. Etienne] BulL-Societe de l'industrie minerale, Bulletin 

et comptes rend us mensuels. Saint Etienne, France. 

Soc. Ingenieros Peru Inf. y Mem. -Sociedad de Ingenieros del Peru Informaciones.y Memorias. Lima. 

Soc. naturalistes luxembourg. Bull.-Societe des naturalistes luxembourgeois, 

Bulletin. 

Soc. physique ·et histoire nat. Geneve Compte rendu-Societe de physique et 

d'histoire naturelle de Geneve, Compte rendu des seances. 

Soc. sci. Bruxelles Annales-Societe scientifique· de Bruxelles Annales. 

Soil Science-Soil Science. Baltimore. 

South African Jour. Sci. -South African Journal of Science. Johannesburg. 

South African Min •. Eng. Jour. -South African Mining and Engineering Journal. 

Johannesburg. 

Sovetskaya geologiya-Sovetskaya geologiya. Moskva. 

Stahl u. Eisen-Stahl und Eisen. Dusseldorf, Germany.· 

Steel-Steel. Cleveland, Ohio. 

Steelways-Steelways. New York. 

Stellenbosch Univ. Annals-Stellenbosch University, Annals. Capetown. 

Sveriges Geol. Unders., S.er. C, Arsbok; Ser. Ca.-Sveriges Geologiska Undersokning, Ser. C., Arsbok; Ser. Ca. Stockholm. 

Swaziland Geol. Survey Dept. Special Rept. -Swaziland, Geological Survey 

Department, Special Report. Mbabane, Swaziland. 

Taihoku Imp. Univ., Faculty Sci. and AgricUlture Mem. -:-Taihoku Imperial 

University, Faculty of Science and Agriculture, Memoir. Taihoku, 

Taiwan. 

Tasmania Sec. Mines Rept. -Tasmania Sec. Mines Report. Hobart. 

Teknisk tidskr. -Teknisk tidskrift. Norrkopping, Sweden. 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 201 

Tenn. Acad. Sci. Jour. -Tennessee Academy of Science, Journal. Nashville, 

Tenn. 

Tenn. Dept. Conserv. Markets Circ.-Tennessee Department of Conservation, 

Markets Circular. Nashville. 

Tenn. Geol. SurveyBull.; Res. Tenn.-Tennessee Geological Survey, Bulletin; 

Resources of Tennessee. Nashville. 

Tenn. Div. Geology Bull. -Tennessee Division of Geology, Bulletin. Nashville. 

Tex. Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. -Texas Geological Survey Annual Report. Austin. 

Tex. Univ., Bur. Econ. Geology Pub.; Rept. Inv.; Bull.; Min. Res. Circ.-

Texas University, Bureau of Economic Geology Publications; Reports of 

Investigations; Bulletin; Mineral Resources Survey Circular. Austin. 

Toronto Univ. Studies, Geol. ser. --Toronto University Studies, Geological 

Series. 

Tsentral'. nauch. -is sled. geol. -razved. inst. Izv.; Trudy-Tsentral 'niy nauchnoissledovatel'sk:i.y geologo-razvedochniy institut, Izvestiya; Trudy. MoskvaLeningrad. 

TVAGeologyDiv. Bull.-Tennessee Valley Authority, Geology Division Bulletin. Knoxville, Tenn. 

U. S. Bur. Foreign and Domestic Commerce Trade Inf. Ser. -U. S. Bureau 

of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Trade Information Series. Washington. 

U. S. Bur. Mines Inf. ·circ.; Rept. Inv.-U. S. Bureau of Mines Information 

Circular; Reports of Investigations. Washington. 

U. S. Census, 10th-U. s. lOth Census. Washington. 

U. S. Cong., 32d, Special Sess.-U. S. 32d Congress, Special Session. Wash- . ington. 

U. S. Cong., 50th, 1st Sess. 1 H. R. Exec. Doc.-U. S. 50th Congress, 1st 

Session, House Executive Document. Washington. 

U. S. Cong., 70th, 1st Sess., H. R. Doc.-U. S. 70th Congress, 1st Session, 

House Document. Washington, D. C. 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull.; Circ.; Prof. Paper- U. S. Geological Survey Bulletin; Circular; Professional Paper. Washington. 

U. S. Natl. Mus. Proc.-U. S. National Museum Proceedings. Washington. 

K. Ungarische Geol. Anst. Jahrb.; Jahresber.-Jahrbuch des Kaiserischen 

Ungarischen Geologischen Anstalt; Jahresbericht. Budapest. 

Univ. Szeged. Acta Mineralog. Petrog. -Universitatis Szegediensis, Acta 

Mineralogica et Petrographica. 

Upsala Univ.M~neralog •. -geol. inst. Medd.-:Meddelanden fran Upsala Universitets Mineralogisk-geologiska institution. Upsala, Sweden. 

Uspekhi khimii-Uspekhi khimii. Moskva. 

Ustredru ustav geol. [Czechoslovakia]· Vestnl.k-Ustredm ustav geologicky 

[ CzechoslovakiaJ, Vestnl.k. Prague. 

Utah Acad. Sci. Proc. -Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters, Proceedings. Logan, Utah. 

Utah Geol. Mineralog. Survey Circ.- Utah Geological and Mineralogical 

Survey, Circular. Salt Lake City. 

Utah Univ. Bull. -Utah University, Bulletin. . 

Va. Div. Geology, Min. Res. Circ. -Virginia Division of Geology, Mineral 

Resources Circular. Charlottesville. 

Va. Geol. Survey Bull.; Circ. -Virginia Geological Survey, Bulletin; Circular. 

Charlottesville. 

Ver. Erdkunde u. Hess. Geol. Landesanst. Notizblatt-Notizblatt des Vereins 

fur Erdkunde und der Hessischen Geologischen Landesanstalt. Darmstadt, 

Germany. 

'J'he Virginias-The Virginias, a mining, industrial, and scientific journal devoted to the development of Virginia and West Virginia. Staunton, Va. 

K. Vlaarnsche Acad. Wetensch. Belgie, Kl. Wetensch. Verh. -Verhandelingen vari de Koninklijke Vlaamsche Academie voor Wetenschappen, 

Letteren en Schoene Kunsten ·van Belgie, Klasse der Wetenschappen. 

Brussels, Belgium. 
202 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINF.:RAL RESOURCES 

Vostochno-sibirsk. geol. trest Trudy-Trudy Vostochno-sibirskogo geologicheskogo tresta. Irkutsk. 

Vseros. mineralog. obshch. Zapiski-Zapiski Vserossiyskogo mineralogicheskogo obshchestva. Moskva-Leningrad. 

Vses. geol. -razved •. ob'yedeneniya Izv •. ; Trudy-Izvestiya Vsesoyuznogo geologorazvedochnogo ob'yedeneniya Trudy. 

Vses. nauch. -issled. geol •. inst. Trudy-Trudy Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatel' skogo geologicheskogo instituta. 

Vses. geol. -razved. uprav. Izv. -Izvestiya Vsesoyuznogo geologo-razvednochnogo upravleniya. 

Vt. State Geologist-Vermont State Geologist. Rutland. 

W.Va. Geol. Survey Bull.; Rept. Inv.; State Park Series Bull.; CountyRepts.-

West Virginia Geological Survey Bulletin; Reports of Investigation; State 

Park Series Bulletin; County Reports. Morgantown. 

WashingtonAcad. Sci. Jour.-WashingtonAcademyof Science, Journal. Washington, D. C. 

Wash. Div. Mines and Geology Bull.; Inf. Circ.; Rept. Inv. -Washington Division of Mines and Geology, Bulletin; Information Circular; Reports of 

Investigation. Olympia, Wash. 

Wash. [State] Univ., Bur. Indus. Research Bull. -Washington, University, 

Bureau of Industrial Research. Bulletin. Seattle. Seattle. 

Western Miner (and Oil Rev. )-Western Miner (and Oil Review). Vancouver, 

British Columbia. 

Western Rev. Science and Industry-Western Review of Science and Industry. 

Kansas City, Kans. 

Wis. Acad. Sci. Trans. -Wisconsin Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters, 

Transactions. Madison, Wis •. 

Wis. Enrtneer-Wisconsin Engineer. Madison, Wis. 

Wis. Geol. and Nat. History Survey, Sci. ser. Bull. -Wisconsin Geological 

and Natural History Survey, Scientific series Bulletin. 

Wis. Geol. Survey Ann. Rept.; Geology of Wisconsin-Wisconsin Geological 

Survey, Annual Report; Geology of Wisconsin. Madison, Wis. 

Wis. State Agric. Soc. Trans. -Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, Transactions. Madison, Wis. 

World Eng. Cong., 1st, Tokyo, 1929, Proc. -World Engineering Congress, 

1st, Tokyo, 1929, Proceedings. 

Wyo. Geol. Survey Bull.; Rept. Inv. -Wyoming Geological Survey Bulletin; 

Reports of Investigations. Laramie. 

Yorkshire Geol. Soc. Proc. -Yorkshire Geological Society Proceedings. Leeds, 

England. 

Zapadno-sibirsk. ot'del. Geol. kom. Izv. -Izvestiya Zapadno-sibirskogo 

o t' deleniya Geologicheskogo komiteta. Tomsk. 

Zapadno-sibirsk. geol.-razved. trestizv.-Isvestiya Zapadno-sibirskogo geologo-razvedochnogo tresta. Tomsk. 

Zapadno-sibirsk. geol. -razved. trest Vestnik-Vestnik Zapadno-sibirskogo 

geologicheskogo tresta. Tomsk. 

Zeitschr. angew. Mineralogie-Zeitschrift fUr angewandte Mineraloqie. Berlin. 

Zeitschr. Berg- Hutten- u. Salinenw. Preussischen Staate- Zeitschrift fiir 

das Berg- Hiitten- und Salinenwesen im Preussischen Staate. Berlin. 

Zeitschr. Erzbergbau u. Metallhi.i.ttenw.-Zeitschrift fiir Erzbergbau und 

Metallhuttenwesen. Stuttgart, Germany. 

Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie-Zeitschrift fiir praktische Geologie. Halle, Germany. 

Zentralbl. Mineralogie-Zentralblatt fiir Mineralogie. Stuttgart, Germany. 
BIBLIOGRAPHY 

1 Abad, L. F., 1948, Notes and resume of studies onSurigao iron ores: 

2 

Philippine Geologist, v. 2, no. 4, p. 1-18. 

1950, Iron deposits of Ilocos Norte: 

---rManila], v. 2, no. 1-2, p. 34. 

Min. Newsletter 

3 Abbott, C. E., 1907, The iron-ore deposits of the Ely trough, Vermilion range, Minn.: Lake Superior Min. Inst. Proc., v. 12, 

p. 116-142; Eng. Min. Jour., v. 83, p. 601-605. 

4 Adams, F. D., 1901, Notes on the iron ore deposits of Bilbao, northern Spain: Canadian N.d.n. Inst. Jour., v. 4, p. 196-204. 

5 __ 1911, The iron-ore resources of the world: Canadian Min. 

Inst. Quart. Bull., v. 14, p. 101-120; Jour., v. 14, p. 215-

235, 1912. 

6 Adams, F. D., and Barlow, A. E., 1910, Geology of the Haliburton 

and Bancroft areas, Province of Ontario: Canada Geol. Survey 

Mem. 6, 419 p. 

7 Adams, F. S., 1911, The iron formation of Cuyuna range, Minn.: 

Econ. Geology, v. 5, p. 729-740, 1910; v. 6, p. 60-70, 156-180, 

1911. 

8 Adams, G. I., 1928, The occurrence and age of certain brown iron 

ores in Alabama and adjacent States: Econ. Geology, v. 23, 

p. 85-92. 

9 Adan de Yarza, Ramon, 1912, Note supplementaire sur les gisements 

de fer de l'Espagne, in Les ressources mondiales de minerai 

de fer: Cong. geol. internat., 11 e sess., Stockholm, 1910, 

Comptes rendus, pt. 1, p. 265-328. 

10 Adler, J. L., 1935, Stratigraphic zones in the Negaunee iron formation of Marquette County, Mich.: Jour. Geology, v. 43, no. 2, 

p. 113-132. 

11 Agard, J., Destombes, J., Van Leckwijck, William, 1952, Geologie 

des gites mine raux marocains (zone fran~aise du Maroc): Cong. 

geol. internat., 19e sess. Alger, 1952, Monographies regionales, 

3e ser., Maroc, no. 1, 416 p. 

12 Agrawal, S. K., 1948, The geology and economic considerations of 

the area around Kudada, Singhbhum district, Bihar: Geol. Min. 

Metall. Soc. India Quart. Jo:1r., v. 20, no. 1, p. 17-28. 

13 *Agthe, F. T., and Dynan, J. L., 1910, Paint-ore deposits near 

Lehigh Gap, Pa.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 430, p. 440-454. 

14 Ainberg, L., 1931, aron ore deposit in the environs of Sretenka 

Village, district of Mariupol): Glav. geol. -razved. uprav. Izv. 

50, vyp. 37, p. 589-600. [Russian, English summary.] 

15 Akerman, R., 1899, Outlines of the development of the Swedish iron 

industry: Iron and Steel Inst. Jour., v. 54, p. 7-28. 

16 Alcock, F. J., 1941, Jacquet River and Tetagouche River map-areas, 

N. B.: Canada Geol. Survey Mem. 227, Pub. 2459, 46 p. 

203 
204 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

17 Aldinger, Hermarm, and Frank, Manfred, 1944, Vorkommen Wld 

EntstehWlg, der sudwestdeutschen jurassischen Eisenerze: Neues 

Jahrb., Abh., Abt. B, Band 88, p. 293-336. 

18 Aldrich, H. R., 1925, Notes on the Clinton group in Alabama: Am. 

Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 71, p. 304-307. 

19 __ 1929, The geology of the Gogebic iron range of Wisconsin: Wis. 

Geol. and Nat. History Survey Bull .. 71, 279 p. 

20 Alexeevski, P. J., 1931, [Short descriptions of the iron and manganese deposits of the U.S.S.R.]: [Moscow?] SSSRGeol. -razvedka 

trest, 192 p. [Russian.] 

21 Allan, .J. A., 1910, Saltspring Island, and east coast of Vancouver 

Island, B. C.: Canada Geol. Survey Summary Rept. 1909, p. 98-

102. 

22 Allan, J. A., and Cameron, A. E., 1922, An occurrence of iron on 

Lake Athabaska: Min. Res. Alberta 4th Ami. Rept., pt. 2. 

23 __ 1923, An occurrence of iron on Lake Athabaska: Alberta Sci. 

Indus. Research Council, Rept. 7, 33 p. 

24 Allen, E. T. , 1897, Native iron in the coal measures of Missouri: 

Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser., v. 4, p. 99-104. 

25 __ 1911, Studies in ore deposition with special reference to the 

sulphides of iron: WashingtonAcad. Sci. Jour., v. 1, p. 170-177. 

26 Allen, R. C., 1909, Iron formation of Woman River area, Ont.: 

Ontario Bur. Mines Ann. Rept. 18, p. 254-262. 

27 __ 1909, The occurrence and origin of the brown iron ores of 

Spring Valley, Wis.: Mich. Acad. Sci. Rept. 11, p. 95-103. 

28 __ 1910, The Iron River iron-bearing district of Michigan: Mich. 

Geol. Survey Pub. 3 (Geol. ser ., 2), 150 p. 

29 __ 1912, The iron mining industry of Michigan: Mich. Geol. Survey 

Pub. 8 (Geol. ser. , 6), p. 117-256. 

30 __ 1914, The iron ore reserves of Michigan: Mich. Geol. Survey 

Pub. 16 (Geol. ser. , 13), p. 39-77. 

31 __ 1934, Lake Superior iron ore: Mining and Metallurgy, v. 15, 

no. 335, p. 447-448. 

32 Allen, R. C., and Barrett, L. P., 1915, Contributions to the preCambrian geology of northern Michigan and Wisconsin: Mich. 

Geol. Survey Pub. 18 (Geol. ser., 15), p. 1-164. 

33 Allen, R. M., Jr., 1949, A suggested origin for the Shelby CoWlty, 

Ala., limonite ores: Econ. Geology, v. 44, no. 4, p .. 278-285. 

34 Alling, H. L., 1925, Genesis of the Adirondack magnetites: Econ. 

Geology, v. 20, no. 4, p. 335-363. 

35 __ 1939, Metasomatic origin of the Adirondack magnetite deposits: 

Econ. Geology, v. 34, no. 2, p. 141-172. 

36 __ 1942, The Adirondack magnetite deposits, New York, in Newhouse, W. H. , ed. , Ore deposits as related to structural features: 

Princeton, N. J., Princeton Univ. Press, p. 143-146. 

37 __ 1947, Diagenesis of the Clinton hematite ores of New York: 

Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 58, no. 11, p. 991-1017. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 205 

38 Allison, I. S., 1925, Enrichment of the Mesabi iron ores: Econ. 

Geology, v. 20, p. 693-697. 

39 Allsman, P. T., 1948, Investigation of iron-ore reserves of Iron 

County, Utah: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4388 (supp. to Rept. 

Inv. 4076), 3·p. 

40 Almeida Fernandez, J. M. de, and Sousa C,ampos, Viriato de, 1943, 

Alguns ja~igos do Alentejo; Alvita e Aguas de Peixes; Vale do 

Vargo; Ferreira do Al·entejo (Odivelas); Outros ja3igos de ferro 

do Alentejo: Servi~o Fomento Mineiro [Portugal], Relatorio 2, 

51 p. 

41 Alvarado, Benj8.rnin, and Sarmiento s., Roberto, 1945, Explora:i6n 

del yacimiento de hierro de Rovira (Tolima): Compilaci6n 

estudios geol. oficiales Colombia, v. 6, p. 97-104. 

42 __ 1945, Exploraci6n.del yacimiento de mineral de hierro de La Plata 

(Huila): Compilaci6n estudios geol. oficiales Colombia, v. 6, 

p. 89-96. 

43 Alvarado, Benjamin, and Palau, Climaco, andPabaSilva, Fernando, 

1941, El yacimiento de hierro de Morro Pelon, municipio de 

Campamento (Antioquia): Bol. Minas y Petr6leo [Bogota], no. 121-

144, p. 59-64. 

44 Alzola, P. de, 1896, The iron and steel industry of Spain: Iron and 

Steel Inst. Jour., v. 50, p. 5-32. 

45 American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, 19 50, Current geologic investigations of the Lake Superior iron ranges; in 

its Proc., !70th Gen. Mtg., Joint Sess. GeologySubdiv. andSoc. 

Econ. Geologists: New York, N. Y .,Master Reporting Co., 51 p. 

46 Amsel, H., 1901, Die oolithische Eisenerzformation Deutsch-Lothringens: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 10, p. 81-94. 

47 Ancion, c., 1951, Les problemes du fer: Soc. geol. Belgique, Bull., 

tome 74, nos. 7-10, p. B281-B306. 

48 Ancion, C., Tordeur, J., and Van Leckwijck, William, 1946, La 

mine de fer de Cbuthuin (province de Liege): Rev. univ. mines 

[Liege] ser. 9, tome 2, no. 3, p. 118-122. 

49 Andal, Gregorio, 1953, Iron in the Philippines: Philippines Bur. Mines 

Inf. Circ. 17, 22 p.; MiJ.!. Newsletter [Manila], v. 5, no. 1, p. 20-30. 

50 Anderson, A. L., 1930, The geology and mineral resources of the 

region about Orofino, Idaho: Idaho Bur. Mines and Geology 

Pamph. '34, p. 41-43. 

51 __ 1939, Geology and ore deposits of the Atlanta district, Elmore 

County, Idaho: Idaho Bur. Mines and Geology Pamph. 49, 71p. 

52 __ 1946, Epithermal mineralization at the Last Chance and Hornsilver mines, Lava Creek district, Butte County, Idaho: Geol. 

Soc. America Bull., v. 58, no. 5, p. 451-482. 

53 Anderson, S. A., and Jones, Augustus, 1945, Iron in the Adirondacks: 

Econ. Geography, v. 21, no. 4, p. 276-285. 

54 Anderson, W., 1942, Jurassic iron ores, Cleveland district: Geol. 

Survey Great Britain War-time Pamph. 23, 42 p. 

55 __ 1951, The constitution and origin of sedimentary iron ores-a 

symposium: Yorkshire Geol. Soc. Proc., v. 28, pt. 2, p. 61-

101. Includes papers by Hallimond, A. F., Dunham, K. C. , 

Hemingway, J. E., Taylor, J. H., Davies, W., Dixie, R. J. M., 

and Bannister, F. A. 
206 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ~IINERAL RESOURCES 

56 Andrade, Adalberto de, 1945, Contribu'i<_;ao para o calculo das reservas 

das "minas de ferro de Montemor-o-Novo": Servi9o Fomento 

Mineiro [Portugal] Estudos, notas e trabalhos, v. 1, p. 95-109. 

[Portuguese, French summary. l 

57 1949, Breve notlcia sobre a aplica~ao do processo magnetico 

--de prospec9ao em alguns dos jazigos de magnetite do Alentejo: 

Servi9o Fomento Mineiro [Portugal], Estudos, notas e trabalhos, 

v. 5, p. 1-22. 

58 Andrade, Adalberto de, and Martins da Silva, Joao; Reis Arruda, 

Carlos dos; and Silva Gameiro, J. C. da, 1949, Minas de ferro 

de Montemor-o-Novo: Servi~o Fomento Mineiro [Portugal), 

Relatorio 15, 125 p. 

59 Andreas, B. M., 1954, Mining trends on the Mesabi range-More 

stripping, truck pits, conveyors: Min. Eng., v. 6, no. 1, p. 39-

41. 

60 Andrews, E. B., 1878, Supplemental report on Perry County, and 

portions of Hocking and Athens Counties, Ohio: Ohio Geol. Survey 

Rept. 3, p. 815-882. 

61 Andrews, T. G., 1947, Iron ore resources of Japan: Allied Powers, 

GHQ Tokyo, Nat. Res. Sec. Rept. 69, 62 p.; supp., Descriptions of iron ore producing areas and mines, 60 p. 

62 Angel, Franz, 1939, Lehrfahrt auf den steirischen Erzberg Sonntag: 

Fortschr. Mineralogie, Band 23, Teil 2, p, 54-76. 

63 __ 1939, Unser Erzberg; ein Abriss der Naturgeschichte des 

steirischen Erzberges: Naturw. Ver. Steiermark Mitt., 

Band 75, p. 227-321. 

64 Angelelli, Victorio, 1940, Los yacimientos de minerales de hierro 

de la republica Argentina: Ingenieria [Buenos Aires J, v. 44, 

no. 6, p. 427-439. 

65 __ 1946, Lageologia y genesis del yacimiento ferrifero de Zapla, 

mina "9 de Octubre": Asoc. Geol.Argentina Rev., tomo 1, no. 2, 

p, 117-147. 

66 Anikeyev, N., and Zorin, V., 1934, (Angara-llim iron ore deposits 

of eastern Siberia, preliminary results of prospecting): Vostochno-sibirsk. geol. trest Trudy, vypusk 5, 44 p. [Russian, 

English summary. ] · 

67 Anson, C. M., 1951, The Wabana iron ore properties: Canadian 

Inst. Mining and Metallurgy Trans.'· v. 54, p. 375-380; Canadian Min. Metall. Bull., v. 44, no. 473, p. 597-502. 

68 Ansted, D. T., 1874, Coal and iron of Virginia: Eng. Min. Jour., 

v. 17, no. 8, p. 114-115. 

69 __ 1874, Coal and iron of West Virginia: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 17, 

no. 9, p. 130-131. 

70 Appleby, W. R., and Newton, Edmund, 1913, Preliminary concentration tests on Mesabi ores (Itasca County, Minn.): Minn. School 

Mines Expt. Sta. Bull. 2, 126 p. 

71 __ 1915, Preliminary concentration tests on Cuyuna ores: Minn. 

School Mines Expt. Sta. Bull. 3, 66 p. 

72 Araujo, Carlos de, 1952, Minas de ferro dos arrectores de Moura: 

Servi~o Fomento Mineiro [Portugal] Estudos, notas e trabalhos, 

v. 7, p. 294-303. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 207 

73 Archibald, R. S., and Chabot, L. S., Jr., 1935, Development, equipment and operation of the Blue berry Mine, Marquette iron district: 

Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Tech. Pub. 601, 20 p, 

74 Arend, J. P., 1932, La constitution des minerais oolithiques et ses 

rapports avec le facies des couches: Acad. sci. [Paris] Comptes 

rendus, tome 194, p. 990-993. 

75 1932, La constitution. et le mode de formation des minerais 

--.-oolithiques en Lorraine et au Luxembourg: Soc. naturalistes luxembourg. Bull. mens. 26, p. 49-56, 71-82, 101-109. 

76 __ 1932, La genese des oolithes: .Acad. sci. [Paris] Comptes 

rendus, tome 194, p. 736-738. 

77 __ 1932, Le melange originel des minerais oolithiques LorrainsLuxembourgeois: Acad. sci. [Paris] Comptes rendus, tome 195, 

p. 54-56. 

78 __ 1932, Le mode de formation des gisements oolithiques en Lorraine et au Luxembourg: Acad. sci. [Paris] Comptes rendus, 

tome 194, p. 1172-1175. 

79 Armes, Ethel, 1910, The story of coal and iron in Alabama: Cambridge, Mass., The University Press, 581 p. 

80 Armstrong, J. E., 1.944, Preliminary map, Smithers Coast district, 

B. C. : Canada Ge'Oi-. Survey Paper 44-23, map. 

81 Armstrong, J. E., andThurber, J. B., 1945, Manson Creek map 

area, B. C., report and map: Canada Geol. Survey Paper 45-9, 

19 p. 

82 Asano, Goro, 1941, Iron ore from Mashan, Linkouprefecture, Tungan 

province: Manchoukuo Geol. Inst. Bull. 104, p. 17-36. 

83 __ 1942, The banded iron ore at Yingtaoyuan, Fengtien province, 

Manchuria, with special reference to its granule structure: 

Manchoukuo Geol. Inst. Bull. 106, p. 1-22. 

84 __ 1942, Studyoneulysite or eulysitic iron ore: ManchoukuoGeol. 

Inst. Mem. 17, p. 1-97. 

85 __ 1953, the banded iron ore deposits of An-Shan and the other 

districts: Compilation Committee of the Geol. and Min. Res. of 

the Far East, Tokyo. U. S. Geol. Survey Pacific Coast Geol. 

Surveys, no.159, 25 p. Translation prepared by Military Geology 

Branch, U. S. Geol. Survey, for Intelligence Div., Office of the 

Engineer, Headquarters, U. S. Army Forces, Far East. 

86 Ashburner, C. A., 1885, Note on iron ore in Cameron County: Pa. 

Geol. Survey, 2d Ann. Rept., p. 363-368. 

87 Ashley, G. H., 1910, Outline introduction to the mineral resources 

of Tennessee: Tenn. Geol. Survey Bull. 2-A, p. 1-65. 

88 Ashley, G. H., and others, 1944, Pennsylvania's mineral heritage: 

Pa. Topog. and Geol. Survey, 4th ser., p. 73-200. 

89 Attaya, J. S., 1952, Lafayette County iron ore.s: Miss. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 74, 26 p. 

90 Attia, M. I., 1950, The geology of iron-ore deposits of Egypt: Geol. 

Survey Egypt, 34 p. 

91 __ 1952, The geology of iron ore deposits of Egypt: Internat. 

Geol. Cong., 18th sess., London, 1948, Proc., pt. 13, 

p. 6-13. 
208 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Index 

No. 

92 Atwater, G. I., 1935, A summary of the stratigraphy and structure 

of the Gogebic iron range, Michigan and Wisconsin: Kans. Geol. 

Soc. Guidebook, 9th Ann. Field Conf., p. 417-420. 

93 __ 1938, Correlation of the Tyler and the Copps formations of the 

Gogebic iron district, Michigan and Wisconsin: Geol. Soc. 

America Bull., v. 49, no. 2, p. 151-194. 

94 Aurand, H. A., 1920, Mineral deposits of the western slope: Colo. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 22, p. 12, 36, 55. 

95 Averill, C. V., 1942, Mines and mineral resources of Sierra County:· 

Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 38, chap. 1, p. 48-49. 

96 Ayres, V. L., 1944, Republic area: Mich. Geol. Survey Progress 

Rept. 10, p. 31-46. 

97 Back, A. E., Chlndgren, C. J., and Peterson, R. G., 1952, Treatment of titaniferous magnetite ore from Iron Mountain, Wyo. : 

U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4902, 15 p. 

98 Backlund, H. G., 1952, Some aspects of ore formation, Precambrian 

and later: Edinburgh Geol. Soc. Trans., v. 14, pt. 3, p. 302-

328. 

99 Bacon, L. 0., and Wyble, D. o., 1951, Gravity investigations in 

the Iron River-Crystal Falls mining district of Michigan: Am. 

Inst. Min. Metall. Eng., Prelim. paper on rept. at sec. mtg., 

May 26, Houghton, Mich. , 17 p. 

100 Bacon, W. R., 1954, Iron ores of the Pacific Northwest: Western 

Miner (and Oil Rev.), v. 27; no. 8, p. 38-41. 

101 Baievsky, Boris, 1925, Iron and alloy metals in Siberia: Washlngton, 

U. S. Bur. Foreign and Domestic Commerce, 28 p. 

102 Bain, H. F., 1911, Types of ore deposits: San Francisco, Min. Sci. 

Press, 378 p. 

103 Baird, D. M. , 1954, The magnetite and gypsum deposits of the Sheep 

Brook-Lookout Brook area [Newfoundland]: Canada Geol. Survey 

Bull. 27, p. 20-41. 

104 Baker, C. L., 1934, Metallic and non-metallic minerals and ores: 

Tex. Univ., Bur. Econ. Geology Bull. 3401, The Geology of 

Texas, v. 2, p. 423-482. 

105 Baker, M. B., 1911, Iron and lignite in the Mattagami basin, Ont.: 

Ontario Bur. Mines Ann. Rept. 20, p. 214-246. 

106 __ 1911, The iron ores of the Mattagami River, Ont.: Canadian 

Min. Inst. Quart. Bull., v. 14, p. 145-155. 

107 __ 1943, Gold and iron prospects in Canada: Royal Soc. Canada 

Proc. and Trans., 3d ser., v. 37, sec. 4, p. 1-8. 

108 Ball, L. C., 1904, Report on certain iron-ore, manganese-ore, and 

limestone deposits in the central and southern districts of 

Queensland: Queensland Geol. Survey Pub. 194, p. 1-66. 

109 *Ball, S. H., 1907, The Hartville iron-ore range, Wyoming: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 315, p. 190-205. 

110 * __ 1907, Titaniferous iron ore of Iron Mountain, Wyo.: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 315, p. 206-212. 

111 Ball, s. H., and Broderick, T. M. ,1919, Magmatic iron ore in Arizona: 

Eng. Min. Jour., v. 107, p. 353-354. 
Index 

No. 

112 

113 

114 

115 

116 

117 

118 

119 

120 

121 

122 

123 

124 

125 

126 

127 

128 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 209 

Ball, S. M., 1909, Review of fossil iron-ore deposits of Georgia: 

Eng. Min. Jour., v. 88, p. 200-204. 

Ballinger, H. J., and Pesonen, P. E., 1948,Investigationofsoutheast · 

Missouri secondary limonite deposits, Wayne, Butler, and .l:lipley 

Counties, Mo.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4314, 46 p. 

*Balsley, J. R., 1944, Vanadium-bearing magnetite-ilmenite deposits 

near L~e Sanford, Essex County, N. Y.: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 940-D, p, 99-123. 

* __ 1946, Map of part of Iron County, Mich., showing part of an 

area of aeromagnetic survey and magnetic trend lines: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. Prelim. Rept. 3. 

1950, Aeromagnetic andgeologic map of CranberryLake quad-

--rangle, New York: u ... S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1950, Aeromagnetic and geologic map of Starke and Childwold 

quadrangles and part of Russell quadrangle, New York: U. S. 

Geol. Survey open-file map. 

Balsley, J. R., Hill, M. E., and Meuschke, J. L., 1949, Total intensity aeromagnetic map and accompanying magnetic profiles of 

ToddCounty, Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. map. 

35c. 

__ 1949, Total intensity aeromagnetic map and accompanying 

magnetic profiles of Wadena County and part of Hubbard County, 

Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. map. 35c. 

1951, Total intensity aeromagnetic map and accompanying 

--magnetic profiles of part of Becker County, Minn.: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Geophys. Inv. GP 48. 35c. 

__ 1951, Total intensity aeromagnetic map and accompanying 

magnetic profiles of parts of Clearwater and Mahnomen Counties, 

Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. GP 47. 35c. 

__ 1951, Total intensity aeromagnetic map and accompanying magnetic profiles of parts of Clearwater, Polk, and Red Lake Counties, 

Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. GP 46. 35c. 

__ 1951, Total intensity aeromagnetic map and accompanying 

magnetic profiles of parts of Douglas and Grant Counties, Minn. : 

U. S. Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. GP 51. 35c. 

__ 1951, Totalintensityaeromagnetic map and accom:panyingmagnetic profiles of the northern part of Otter Tail County, Minn.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. GP 49. 35c. 

__ 1951, Totalintensityae~omagnetic map and accompanyingmagnetic profiles of the southern part of Otter Tail County, Minn.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. GP 50. 35c. 

Balsley, J. R., James, H. L., and Weir, K. L., 1949, Aeromagnetic survey of parts of Baraga, Iron, and Houghton Counties, 

Mich. , with preliminary geologic interpretation: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Geophys. Inv. map. 30c. 

Balzola, Jose, 1928, Iron ore mining in Vizcaya, Spain: Iron and 

Steel Inst. Jour., v. 118, no. 2, p. 15-55. 

Bandel, Werner, 1937, Die alluvialen Eisenerze in SW-Mecklenburg 

und ihre Entstehung: Geol. Landesanst. [Mecklenburg] Mitt., 

Heft 46 (neue Folge 11), 13 p. 
210 

Index 

No. 

129 

130 

131 

132 

133 

134 

135 

136 

137 

138 

139 

140 

141 

142 

143 

144 

145 

146 

147 

148 

CONTRIBtJfiONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Bandy, M. C., 1930, The genesis oflodestone: Econ. Geology, v. 25, 

no. 8, p. 868-870. 

Bannerman, H. M. , 19 30, Mineral deposits of the eastern part of 

Rush River map area, Woman River district, Ontario: Canada 

Geol. Survey Summary Rept. 19 28, pt. C, p. 17- 27. 

__ 1934, Rush Lake area, Sudbury district, Ontario: Canada Geol. 

Survey Summary Rept. 1933, pt. D, Pub. 2351, p. 38-82. 

*Bardill, J. D., 1947, Magnetic surveys, Dannemora magnetite district, Clinton County, N. Y.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4002, 

7 p. 

*-- 1947, Magnetic surveys, Redford-Clayburg magnetite district, 

Saranac and Black Brook, Clinton County, N. Y. : U. S. Bur. 

Mines Rept. Inv. 4003, 6 p. 

__ 1948, Magnetic surveys, Russian Station magnetite district, 

Clinton County, N. Y.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4008, 7 p. 

Barnes, V. E., andRomberg, Frederick, 1943, Gravity and magnetic observations on Iron Mountain magnetite deposit, Llano 

County, Tex.: Geophysics, v. 8, no. 1, p. 32-45. 

Barnes, V. E., Gold.ich, S. S., and Romberg, Frederick, 1949, Iron 

ore in the Llano region, central Texas: Tex. Univ., Bur. Econ. 

Geology Rept. Inv. no. 5, 47 p. 

Barrett, E. P., 1949, Gaseous reduction methods for the production 

of sponge iron: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4402, 45 p. 

Barrett, E. P., and Wood, C. E., 1949, Relative reducibility of 

some iron oxide materials: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4569, 

17 p. 

Bartley, M. W., 1939, Hematite deposits, Steeprock Lake, Ontario: 

Canadianinst. Mining and MetallurgyTrans.,1939,v. 42, p. 359-370. 

__ 1940, Iron deposits of the Steeprock Lake area (Ont. ): Ontario 

Dept. Mines 48th Ann. Rept., 1939, v. 48, pt. 2, p. 35-47; 

Canadian Min. Jour., v. 61, no. 9, p. 572-586. 

__ 1946, Exploration and evaluation of iron ore deposits with special reference to northwestern Ontario: Precambrian, v. 19, 

no. 8, p. 7~9, 13. 

__ 1946, Prospecting for iron ore in northwestern Ontario: Precambrian, v. 19, no. 3, p. 7-9. 

Bartling, Richard, 1934, Die Entstehung der Siegerlander Spateisensteingange: Deutsche Geol. Gesell. Zeitschr., Band 86, Heft 6, 

p. 344-348. 

Bartz, Joachim, 1940, Die Bohnerzablagerungen in Rheinhessen und 

ihre Entstehung: Reichstelle Bodenf. [Germany] Archiv Lagerstatterif., Heft 72, 57 p. 

Bassi, H. G. L., 1952, Los depositos de ilmenita y magnetita 

titanifera de lamina Podesta (exRomay): Dir. Nac. Mineria y 

Geologia Argentina Bol. 77, 25 p. 

Bateman, A. M., 1950, Economic mineral deposits: 2d ed., New 

York, John Wiley & Sons, p. 561-578. 

1951 The formation of late magmatic oxide ores: Econ. Geol-

--ogy, v: 46, no. 4, p. 404-426. 

1951 The formation of mineral deposits: New York, John Wiley 

--&Sons', 371 p. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 211 

149 Bateman, J. D., 1939, Geology of the North Spirit Lake area: Ontario 

Dept. Mines Ann. Rept. 1938, v. 47, pt. 7, p. 44-78. 

150 Bath, G. D., 1951, MagneticbasestationsinLakeSuperiorirondistricts: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4804, 16 p. 

151 Batov, N. A., 1935, (The geology and mineralogy of the iron ore deposits of the Kondoma group): Material'y geologiya Zapadnosibirsk. kraya, vypusk (Rec. Geology West-Siberian Region, no.) 

18, 92 p,, Tomsk. [Russian, English summary. J 

152 Baudet, J., 1942, Surles anciennes mines de fer du Tournaisis: Soc. 

Belge geologie Bull., tome 50, p. 84-86. 

153 Bauerman, H., 1898, The iron industry of the Urals: Colliery Guardian, v. 75, p. 882-884. 

154 1898, On the iron-ore deposits of the Ural: Iron and Steel Inst. 

--Jour., v. 53, p. 134-143. 

155 Baumberger, E., 1908, Die Eisenerze im Schweizerjura: Naturf. 

Gesell. Bern Mitt., 1907, p. 58-67. 

156 Bau.mgaertel, B., 1903, DerErzbergbeiHiittenberginKtl.rnten: K.-k 

Geol. Reichsanst., Jahrb. Band 52, p. 219-244. 

157 Bayard, 1899, Notes sur les gisements de minerais de fer des 

presqu 1lles de Kertch et de Taman (Russie): Annales mines 

[Paris J ser. 9, v. 15, p. 505-522. 

158 *Bayley, W. S., 1904, TheMenomineeiron-bearingdistrictofMichigan: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Mon. 46, 513 p. 

159 1910, Iron mines andmining inNew Jersey: N. J. Geol. Survey 

--Final Rept. 7, 512 p. 

160 1912, A peculiar hematite ore on the tract ofthe Durham mine, 

---r5Urham, Pa.: Econ. Geology, v. 7, p, 179-184. 

161 1921, The magnetitic ores of North Carolina-their origin: Econ. 

--Geology, v. 16, no. 2, p. 142-152. 

162 __ 1922, A magnetite-marble ore at Lansing, N. C.: Elisha 

Mitchell Sci. Soc. Jour., v. 37, nos. 3-4, p, 138-152. 

163 * __ 1923, General features of the brown hematite or.es of western 

North Carolina: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 735-F, p. 157-208, 

164 *-- 1923, General features of the magnetite ores of western North 

Carolina and eastern Tennessee: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 735-G, 

p. 209-270. 

165 __ 1923, The magnetic iron ores of eastern Tennessee and western North Carolina: N. C. Geol. Survey Bull. 32, 252 p.; Tenn. 

Div. Geology Bull. 29, 252 p. 

166 __ 1923, The occurrence of rutile in the titaniferous magnetites of 

western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee: Econ. Geology, v. 18, no. 4, p, 382-392. 

167 __ 1925, Deposits of brown iron ores (brown hematite) in western 

North Carolina: N. c. Geol. Survey Bull. 31, 76 p. 

168 * 1941, Pre-Cambriangeology andmineralresources oftheDela- --ware Water Gap and Easton quadrangles, New Jersey and Pennsylvania: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 920, 98 p. 

169 *Bayley, W. s., Salisbury, R. D., andKu.mmel, H. B., 1914, Descrip-· 

tion of the Raritan quadrangle, New Jersey: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Geol. Atlas, folio 191, 32 p. 

170 Bazhenov, I. K. 1934, The geological structure of the west part of 

the west Sayan: Material'y geologiya Zapadno-sibirsk. Kraya 

vypusk (Rec. Geology West-Siberian Region, no.) 3 55 p. 

Tomsk. [Russian, English summary. J ' 
212 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLICX3RAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

171 Bazhenov, I. K., and Kus, A. K., 1931, [On the new iron ore deposit 

at the head of Teja River in Kusnetsk Alatau]: Zapadno-sibirsk. 

geol.-razved. trest Vestnik 1931, report 3, p. 46-55. [Russian.] 

172 Beck, A. C., 1947, Iron sands at Waitara, New Plyinouth: New 

Zealand Jour. Sci. and Technology, v. 28, no. 6, p. 307-313. 

173 Beck, R., and DOring, T., 1908, Uber ein merkwiirdiges Eisene.rz 

aus dem bohmischen Mittelgebirge: Mineralog. petrog. Mitt., 

neue Folge, v. 26, p. 481-486. 

174 Becker, Hans, 1931, Die prakambrische Geschichte des Lake Superior-Gebietes, Nordamerika: Geol. Rundschau, Band 22, no. 6, 

p. 385-411. 

175 Beckwith, L. F., 1880, The Arcadia iron property (Botetourt County, 

Va. ): The Virginias, v. 1, p. 110-112, Staunton, Va. 

176 Beeler, H. C., 1908, Wyoming mines, 1907; a summary of the conditions and progress in the copper, gold, placer, iron, asbestos, 

sulphur, stone, plastic minerals, gravel, oil, natural gas, and 

coal industries: Laramie, Wyo. , 46 p. 

177 Behre, c. H., Osborn, E. F., and Rainwater, E. H., 1936, Contact 

ore deposition at the Calumet iron mine, Colorado: Econ. Geology, v. 31, no. 8, p. 781-804. 

178 Behrend, Fritz, 1934, Rezenter Vulkanismus und die Bildung von 

Eisenerzen: Deutsche Geol. Gesell. Zeitschr. , Band 86, Heft 6, 

p. 360-367. 

179 Bell, I. L., 1875, Notes on a visit to coal and iron mines and iron 

works in the United States: Newcastle-on-Tyne, 66 p. 

180 Bell, J. J., 1908, The Moose Mountain iron range: Eng. Min. Jour., 

v. 85, p. 805. 

181 Bellinger, J., 1903, Ueber die Entstehung der Mangan-undEisenerzvorkommen bei Niedertiefenbach in Lahnthal: Zeitschr. prakt. 

Geologie, Jahrg. 11, p. 231-241. 

182 Benecke, E. W., 1905, Die Versteinerungen der Eise11erzformation 

von Deutsch-Lothringen und Luxemburg: Geol. Karte ElsassLothringen Abh., neues ser. no. 6, p. 1-598. 

183 Bengston, R. J., Moore, D. D., Ramsey, R. H., and Lund, R. J., 

1950, Survey report on mineral resources of southeast Ohio to 

the southeast Ohio Regional Council: Ohio Geol. Survey, 108 p. 

184 Benitez, Alberto Terrones, 1944, Cerro de Mercado, Mexico's iron 

mountain: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 145, no. 9, p. 88-89. 

185 Benjovsky, T. D., 1947, Contributions of New Mexico's mineral industry to World War II: N. Mex. Bur. Mines and Min. Res. 

Bull. 27, 76 p. 

186 Benton, E. R. , 1886, Notes on samples of iron ore collected in northern New England, Maryland, Virginia: U. S. lOth Census, v. 15, 

p. 79-82, 245-260, 261-288. 

187 Berg, Georg, 1902, Die Magneteisenerzlagervon Schmiedeberg· im 

Riesengebirge: K. Preussische Geo1 Landesanst., Jahrb. Band 23, 

p. 201-266. 

188 __ 1936, Die Eisenerzlagerstatte von Schmiedeberg im Riesengebirge: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 44, Heft 12, p. 193-199. 

189 __ 1944, Vergleichende Petrographie oolithischer Eisenerze: 

[Germany] Reichstelle Bodenf. , Archiv Lagerstattenf. , Heft 76, 

128 p. 

190 Bergounioux, F. M., 1947, Les terrains siderolithiques du nord du 

bassin d' -Aquitaine: Houille, minerais, petrole, an 2, no. 2, 

p. 47-51. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 213 

191 Berry, L. G., 1941, Geology of the Bigwater Lake area (Ont. ): 

Ontario Dept. Mines 48th Ann. Rept., 1939, v. 48, pt. 12, 11 p. 

192 Berz, K. C., 1922, 'Ober Magneteisen in marinen Ablagerungen: 

Zentralbl. Mineralogie, p. 569-577. 

193 Betier, G., 1934, Les gisements de fer Nord-Africains, in Le Fer, 

le manganese, le chrome, le nickel, l'etain, le tungstene, le 

graphite, le glucinium, le molybdene, le cobalt, le titane, le 

vanadium, v. 2 of Les ressources minerales de la France d'outre 

mer: Paris, Bur. d' etudes geol. et minieres coloniales, 436 p. 

194 Bevan, A. C., 1938, Virginia's mineral industries: Va. Geol. Survey 

Repr. ser. 2, 12 p. 

195 Beyer, S. W., 1902, Iowa's iron mine, Allamakee County: Eng. Min. 

Jour., v. 73, p. 275- 276. 

196 Beyschlag, F., 1898, Die Manganeisenerzvorkommen der Lindener 

Mark bei Giessen in Oberhessen: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, 

Jahrg. 6, p. 94-96. 

197 ___ 1912, Entwurf einer neuen, wirtschaftlichen Eisenerzinventur, 

in Les ressources mondiales de minerai de fer: Cong. geol. internat.llesess., Stockholm,l910, Comptes rendus, pt.l, p. 265-328. 

198 Bialkowski, A., 1931, Die Eisenerzlagerstatten in dem Gebiet von 

Radom und im nordlichen Teile der Gegend von Kielce: Oberschles. Berg- u. Huttenm. Ver. [Katowice] Zeitschr. 70, p. 19-

24, 78-82, 125-131. 

199 Bichelonne, Jean, and Angot, Pierre, 1938, La formation ferrifE~re 

lorraine: Nancy-Strasbourg, Comm. d'etudes geol. du bassin 

lorrain, Atlas, 26 maps. 

200 __ 1939, Le bassin ferrifere de Lorraine: Nancy-Strasbourg, 

Comm. d'etudes geol. du bassin lorrain, 483 p. 

201 Billings, Elkanah, 1857, On the iron ores of Canada: Canadian Naturalist, v. 2, p. 20-28. 

202 Billings, M. P., 1935, Geology of the Littleton and Moosilauke quadrangles, New Hampshire: [Concord J, N. H. State Plan. Devel. 

Comm., 51 p. 

203 Binyon, Eugene, 1949, Conveyor systems in underground iron-ore 

mines, Lake Superior district: U. S. Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 7526, 

33 p. 

204 *Birkinbine, John, 1885, American blast-furnace progress: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Min. Res. U. S., 1883-1884, pt. c, p. 290-311. 

205 __ 1885, The Cerro de Mercado Uron Mountain) at Durango, 

Mexico: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 13, p. 189-209. 

206 * __ 1887, The iron ores east of the Mississippi River: U.S. Geol. 

Survey Min. Res. U. S., 1886, pt. b, p. 39-103. 

207 __ 1888, The iron ores of the United States: Franklin Inst. Jour., 

v. 96, p. 190-208. 

208 __ 1890, Crystalline magnetite in the Port Henry, N. Y., mines: 

Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 18, p, 747-762. 

209 __ 1892, Notes upon American iron ore deposits: Iron and Steel 

Inst. in America in 1890, Special V. of Proc., p. 361-402. 

210 *-- 1893, Iron ores: transportation of iron ores (of Lake Superior 

region): U. S. Geol. Survey Min. Res. U. S., 1891, pt. a, 

p. 28-35. 

211 * 1894, The production of iron ores in various parts of the world: 

--U. S. Geol. Survey Min. Res. U. S., 1894, (Pt. 3 of Sixteenth 

Ann. Rept. ), pt. a, p. 21-218. 
214 

Index 

No. 

212 

213 

214 

215 

216 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Birkinbine, J. L. W., 1910, Exploration of certain iron-ore a.11d coal 

deposits in the State of Oaxaca, Mexico: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. 

Eng. Bull., v. 45, p. 671-693; Trans., v. 41, p. 166-188, 1911. 

Bishop, 0. M., 1949, The mineral industry of Missouri in 1946 and 

1947 with total production summarized: Mo. Geol. Survey and 

Water Res. Inf. Circ. 4, p. 35-41. 

Bitzer, E. C. , 19 50, The trend of iron ore concentration in the Lake 

Superior district: Colo. School Mines Quart.,. v. 45, no. 3A, 

p. 1. 

Blaas, J., 1900, Ueber ein Eisenerz-Vorkommen im Stubaithale 

(Tyrol): Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 8, p. 369-370. 

Blair, C. S., 1935, Relation of the mining geologist. to the mining 

industry in the Birmingham district, Ala.: Am. Inst. Min, 

Metall. Eng. Contr. 31, 17p., 1933; Trans.,v. 115, Mining 

geology, p. 290-306. 

217 Blake, W. P., 1865, Iron regions of Arizona: Am. Jour. Sci., 

2dser., v. 40, p, 388. 

218 1866, Note on the abundance of iron ore in northern Arizona: 

--Calif. Acad. Nat. Sci. Proc., v. 3, p, 206-207. 

219 __ 1876, Notes on the occurrence of siderite at Gay Head, Mass.: 

Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 4, p. 112-113. 

220 __ 1886, Iron ore deposits of southern Utah: Am. Inst. Min. 

Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 14, p. 809-811. 

221 Blakemore, William, 1902, The iron ore deposits near Kitchener, 

B. C.: Canadian Min. Inst. Jour., v. 5, p. 76-80. 

222 Blanchard, Roland, 1944, Chemical and mineralogical composition of 

twenty typical "limonites": Am. Mineralogist, v. 29, nos. 3-4, 

p. 111-114. 

223 Blanchot, A., 1951, The iron ore deposit of Fort Gouraud [ Mauretania, French West Africa]: Chronique mines coloniales [Paris] , 

v. 19, p. 187-188. 

224 Bleloch, W. E., 1938, Gold and iron in the far western Transvaal: 

South African Min. Eng. Jour., v. 49, pt. 2, no. 2390, p. 341-

345. 

225 Blondel, Fernand, 1953, Le symposium sur les mines de fer du 

monde; in La genese des gites de fer: Cong. geol. internat., 

19e sess., Alger, 1952, Comptes rendus, fasc. 10, p. 9-13. 

226 __ 1955, Iron ore deposits of Europe, Africa, and the Union of 

Soviet Socialist Republics, in Survey of world iron ore resourcesOccurrence, appraisal and use: United Nations Pub. 1954. II. D. 5, 

New York, p. 224-264. 

227 Blondel, Fernand, and Lasky, s. G., 1955, Concepts of mineral reserves and resources, in Survey of world iron ore resourcesOccurrence, appraisal and use: United Nations Pub. 1954. II. D. 5, 

New York, p. 169-174. 

228 Blondel, Fernand, and Marvier, L., editors, 1952, Symposium sur 

les gisements de fer du monde: Alger, 19e Cong. geol. internat., 

tome 1, 638 p.; tome 2, 594 p.; tome 3, atlas. 

229 Boalich, E. S., 1922, Notes on iron occurrences in California: Calif. 

Div. Mines, Min. in Calif., v. 18, no. 3, p. 110-113. 
Index 

No. 

230 

231 

232 

233 

234 

235 

236 

237 

238 

239 

240 

241 

242 

243 

244 

245 

246 

247 

248 

249 

250 

.. 

BIBLipGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 215 

Bodifee, 1907, Ueber die Genesis der Eisen- und :tvt:anganerz-vorkommen bei Ober-Rosbach in Taunus: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, 

Jahrg. 15, p. 309-316. 

Boeckh, H., 1905; Die geologischen Verhaltnisse des Vashegy, des 

Hradek und der Umgebung dieser: K. Ungarische Geol. Anst. 

Jahresber., v. 14, p. 63-89. 

Boericke, W. F., 1940, The mineral resources of the Philippines for 

the years 1934-1938; part II, Base metals and nonmetallics: 

Philippines Bur. Mines Tech. Bull. 13, pt. 2, 156 p. 

Boesch, H. H., 1936, Der Bergbau am Ofenpass nordlich der 

Passhohe: Naturf. Gesell. Graublln.dens Jahresber., neue Folge, 

Band 74, p. 109-122. 

Bondarev, K. N., 1934, The Koikary magnetite deposit in Karelia: 

Leningrad. Geol.-gidro.-geod. trestizv. 4-5, p. 70-79. [Russian, English summary. ] 

Bonham, W. M., 1948, The hematite of Labrador and New Quebec: 

Canadian Min. Jour., v. 69, no. 6, p. 67-70. 

__ 1948, Iron deposits, Labrador and New Quebec: CanadianMin. 

Jour., v. 69, no. 10, p. 199-204. 

1948, Iron mines of Ontario: Canadian Min. Jour.'· v. 69, --no. 3, p. 75-78. 

Booth, J. C., 1840, Analysis of a chromic iron ore from Mahobal, 

nearGibara, Island ofCuba: Am. Jour. Sci., v. 38, p. 243-245. 

Borgstrom, L. H., 1928, The iron ore of Juvakaisenmaa, Finland: 

Fennia 50, no. 20, 20 p. 

Born, K. E., 1932, The brown iron ores of the western Highland Rim 

of Tennessee: Tenn. Acad. Sci. Jour., v. 7, no. 1, p. 5-25. 

Bose, P. N., 1906, Notes on the geology and mineral resources of 

the Narnaul district (Patiala State): Geol. Survey India Rec., 

v. 33, p. 55-61. 

Botsford, G. B., an<:i Mosier, McHenry, ~948, West Portal Magnetite mines, Hunterdon County, N. J.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. 

Inv. 4352, 11 p. 

*Bouldovsk:y, A. K., 1930, The methods of'underground mirungof iron 

ore in the' district of Krivoi Rog (translated by W. Ayvazoglou 

from originalRussian): U.S. Bur. Mineslnf. Circ. 6254, 48 p. 

Bourret, Weston, 1949, Aeromagnetic survey of the Allard Lake district, Quebec: Econ. Geology, v. 44, no. 8, p. 732-740. 

*Boutwell, J. M., 1904, Iron ores in the Uinta Mountains, Utah: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 225, p. 221-228. 

*Bower, A. S., 1883, The Bower-.Barff process: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Min.- Res. U. S., 1882, pt. b, p. 164-171. 

Bowles, E. 0., 1941, The geology and mineral resources of Cherokee 

County, _Ala.: Ala. Geol. Survey Circ. 15, p. 16-23. 

Bowron, W. M., 1880, The iron ores found at the Shenandoah Iron 

Works, Page County, Va., and the chemical composition of the 

iron made there: The Virginias, v. 1, no. 3, p. 39. 

__ 1886, The geology and mineral resources of Sequachee Valley, 

Tenn.: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans, v. 14, p. 172-181. 

__ 1906, The origin of Clinton red fossil ore in Lookout Mountain,· 

Ala.: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 36, p. 587-604 • 
216 CONTRIBtrriONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Index 

No. 

251 Boyd, C. R., 1881, Resources of southwest Virginia showing the mineral deposits of iron, coal, zinc, copper and lead: New York, 

John Wiley and Sons, 321 p. 

252 1884, The ores of Cripple Creek, Va.: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. 

--Eng. Trans., v. 12, p. 9, 27-40. 

253 1887, The economic geology of the Bristol and Big Stone Gap 

--section of Tennessee and Virginia: Am. Inst. Min. Metal!. Eng. 

Trans., v. 15, p. 114-121. 

254 1890, Middlesboro, Bell County, Ky., coal and iron deposits: 

--Eng. Min. Jour., v. 49, p. 171-173. 

255 Boyle, R. S., 1936, Virginia's mineral contribution to the Confederacy: Va. Geol. Survey Bull. 46-K, p. 117-123. 

256 Boyum, B. H., 1954, The geology of the Marquette iron range, in 

Fourth mining geology symposium: Minneapolis, Minn., Univ. 

Center for Continuation Study, p. 3-8. 

257 Bracewell, Smith, 1951, British Guiana; report on the Geological 

Survey Department for the year 1950: Georgetown, Demerara, 

79 p. 

258 Brainerd, A. F., 1885, Hematite ofFranklin County, Vt.: Am. Inst. 

Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 13, p. 689-691. 

259 __ 1888, A new discovery of carbonate iron ore at Enterprise, 

Miss.: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 16, p. 146-148. 

260 __ 1839, Notes on the iron ores, fuels, and improved blast-furnace 

practice of the Birmingham district: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. 

Eng. Trans., v. 17, p. 151-155. 

261 Braner, Wilhelm, 1935, Beitrage zur Kenntnis der varisitischen 

Gesteins- und Mineralprovinz im Lahn-Dillgebiet; [ptJ 5, Der 

Magneteisenstein der Grube Konigszug bei Oberscheld und seine 

genetische Stellung: Oberhess. Gesell. Natur- u. Heilku..;.de 

Giessen Ber., Neue Folge, Band 16, p. 1-48. 

262 Branner, q. C., and others, 1940, Mineral resources of Benton, 

Carroll, Madison, and Washington Counties: Ark. Geol. Survey 

County Min. Rept. 2, p. 8. 

263 __ 1940, Polk County: Ark. Geol. Survey County Min. Rept. 1, 

41 p. 

264 Brant, A. A., 1940, Geophysical work at Steeprock Lake, Ontario, 

1938-1939: Ontario Dept. Mines 48th Ann. Rept. 1939, v. 48, 

pt. 2, p. 48-50; Canadian Inst. Mining and Metallurgy Trans., 

v. 43, p. 274-284; Canadian Min. Metal!. Bull. :3:38. 

265 Brauns, R., 1906, Ueber Eisenkiesel von Warstein: Neues Jahrb., 

Beil. -Band 21, p. 302-467 

266 Breddin, Hans, 1934, Die Entstehung der Siegerlander Spateisensteingange und ihrer Storungen im Zusammenhang mit dem 

Vorgang der Druckschieferung: Deutsche Geol. Gesell.Zeitschr., 

Band 36, Heft 6, p. 333-344. 

267 Brewer, W. M., 1893, The brown ore deposit of Baker Hill, Ala.: 

Eng. Min. Jour., v. 55, p. 77-78. 

263 ___ 1900, Iron ore deposits of Vancouver and Texada Islands; B. C.: 

Eng. Min. Jour., v. 69, p. 526. 

269 1902, British Columbia iron and coal~ Mines and Minerals, --v. 23, p. 1-4. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 217 

270 Brewer 1 W. M. 1 1917, Report on the occurrences of iron ore deposits 

on Vancouver and Texadalslands, B. C.: British Columbia Minister of Mines Ann. Rept., 1916, p. 304-360. 

2'71 __ 1920, Taseko Valley iron ore deposits: British Columbia Minister of Mines Ann. Rept., 1919, p. 241-251. 

272 Brightman, G. F., 1942, Cuyuna iron range: Econ. Geography, v.18, 

no. 3, p. 275-286. 

273 Brinsmade, R. B., 1906, Hematite mining in New York: Eng. Min. 

Jour., v. 82, p. 493-495, 554-556. 

274 __ 1908, 1909, The great iron fields of the Lake Superior district: 

Min. Science, v. 58, p. 425-427, 444-446, 465-467, 484-485, 

505-507, 528-530, 1908; v. 59, p. 127-129, 149-151, 304-306, 

325-327. 

275 __ 1918, Iron in Santo Domingo: Min. Sci. Press, v. 117, p. 356-

358. 

276 British.Iron and Steel Federation, 1951, The world's iron ore supplies: British Iron and Steel Federation Monthly Statist. Bull., 

v. 26, no. 9, p. 1-15. 

277 Britton, J. B. 1 1881, Analyses of Campbell and Appomattox Counties, 

va., iron and manganese ores, and limestones: The Virginias, 

v. 2, p. 170-171. 

278 Broadhead, G. C., 1878, Missouri iron ores of the Carboniferous 

age: Western Rev. Science and Industry, v. 1, p. 650-654. 

279 __ 1880, Geological report upon the mineral lands of Major R. H. 

Melton {Benton and Hickory Counties, Mo.): Sedalia, Mo., 12 p. 

280 Brockamp, Bernhard, 1941, Der Nachweis von minetteartigen Erzen 

im Korallenoolith von Braunschweig: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, 

Jahrg. 49, Heft 1, p. 1-3. 

281 Broderick, T. M., 1917, the relation of the titaniferous magnetites 

of northeastern Minnesota to the Duluth gabbro: Econ. Geology, 

v. 12, p. 663-696. 

282 __ 1918, Some features of magnetic surveys of the magnetite deposits of the Duluth gabbro: Econ. Geology, v. 13, p. 35-49. 

283 __ 1919, Detail stratigraphy of the Biwabik iron-bearing formation, 

east Mesabi district, Minn.: Econ. Geology, v. 14, p. 441-451. 

284 __ 1919, Some of the relations of magnetite and hematite: Econ. 

Geology, v. 14, p. 353-366. 

285 __ 1920, Economic geology and stratigraphy of the Gunflint iron 

district, Minn.: Econ. Geology, v. 15, p. 422-452. 

286 __ 1933, Application of geology to problems of iron ore concentration: Am. Inst. Min. Me tall. Eng. Contr. 20, 17 p. 

287 __ 1935, Application of geology to problems of iron ore concentration, with discussion: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., 

v. 115, Mining geology, p. 273-289. 

288 *Brooks, A. H., and LaCroix, M. F., 1920, The iron and associated 

industries of Lorraine the Sarre district, Luxemburg, and 

Belgium: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 703, 131 p. 
218 

Index 

No. 

289 

290 

291 

292 

293 

294 

295 

296 

297 

298 

299 

300 

301 

302 

303 

304 

305 

306 

307 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLI(X;RAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Brooks, T. B., 1873, Iron-bearing rocks (economic): Mich. Geol. 

Survey, Upper Peninsula, v. 1, pt. 1, 320 p. 

__ 1873, Iron bearing rocks (economic): Mich. Geol. Survey, 

Upper Peninsula, v. 2, 298 p. 

__ 1880, The geology ofthe Menominee iron region, Oconto County, 

Wis.: Wis. Geol. Survey, Geology of Wisconsin 1873-1879, v. 3, 

p. 429-599. 

Brough, B. H., Ball, E. J., and Graves, H. G., 1900, Notes on the 

progress of the home and foreign iron and steel industries: Iron 

andSteel!nst. Jour., v. 52, p. 265-495. 

Broughton, H. J., Chadwick, L. C., and Deans, T., 1950, Iron and 

titanium ores from the Bukusu Hill alkaline complex, Uganda: 

Colonial Geology and Min. Res., v. 1, no. 3, p. 262-266. 

Broughton, W. A., 1942, Inventory of mineral properties in Snohomish 

County, Wash.: Wash. Div. Mines and Geology Rept. Inv. 6, 

64 p. 

__ 1943, The Blewett iron deposit, Chelan County, Wash., with 

preliminary tonnage estimates: Wash. Div. Mines and Geology 

Rept. Inv. 10, 21 p. 

__ 1943, The Buckhorn iron deposits of Okanogan County, Wash.; 

Results of a magnetic survey: Wash. Div. Mines and Geology 

Rept. Inv. 8, 21 p. 

__ 1944, Economic aspects of the Blewett-Cle Elum iron ore zone, 

Chelan and Kittitas Counties, Wash.: Wash. Div. Mines and 

Geology Rept. Inv. 12, 42 p. 

__ 1945, Some magnetic iron deposits of Stevens and Okanogan 

Counties, Wash.: Wash. Div. Mines and Geology Rept. Inv. 14, 

24 p. 

Brown, Andrew, 1946, Exploration oftailingponds in the Russellville, 

Ala. , brown-ore district: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 3894, 

31 p. 

__ 1948, North Alabama brown iron ores: U.S. Bur. MinesRept. 

Inv. 4229, 82 p. 

Brown, A. P., and Ehrenfeld, Frederick, 1913, Minerals of Pennsylvania: Pa. Topog. and Geol. Survey Rept. 9, p. 71-81. 

Brown, C. W., 1910, Preliminary report on the natural rPsources 

survey of Rhode Island: R. I. Bur. Indus. Statistics Bull. 1, 

pt. 3, Ann. Rept. 1909, p. 57-128. 

Brown, D. I., 1953, Taconite-Mesabi's answer to the iron ore shortage: Iron Age, v. 171, no. 11, p. 127-134. 

Brown, E. L., and Morrison, W. F., 1942, Geologyof the Josephine 

mine, Ontario; Hydrothermal origin of the hematite: Canadian 

Min. Jour., v. 63, no. 1, p. 5-9. 

*Brown, G. F., Johnston, W. D., Jr., and Taylor, G. C., Jr., 1952, 

Geologic reconnaissance of the mineral· deposits of Thailand: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 984, 183 p. 

Brown, J. C., 1928, The iron oredepositsofthenorthernShanStates: 

Geol. Survey India Rec., v. 61, no. 2, p. 180-195. 

Brown, W. R., Gates, D. w., Rowlands, c. E., Jr., and Straley, 

H. W. , m, 19 53, Magnetic reconnaissance, Dahlonega Special 

quadrangle, Lumpkin County, Ga.: Ga. Geol. Survey Bull. 60, 

p. 136-141. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 219 

308 Browne, D. H. , 1889, The distribution of phosphorus in the Ludington 

mine, Iron Mountain, Mich.- A study in isochemic lines: Am. 

Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 17, p. 616-632. 

309 Browne 1 J. R. 1 1868, Mineral resources of the States and Territories 

west of the Rocky Mountains: Washington, D. C., U. S. Territory 

Dept., Gen. Printing Office, p. 219-228. 

310 Brownell, G. M., 1945, Thehematite onBlackisland, LakeWinnipeg, 

Manitoba: Canadian Inst. Mining and Metallurgy Trans., v. 48, 

p. 284-293. 

311 Bruce, E. L., 1945, Pre-Cambrian iron formations: Geol. Soc. 

America Bull., v. 56, no. 6, p. 589-602. 

312 Bruhns, W., 1906, Die nutzbaren Mineralien und Gebirgsarten im 

deutschen Reiche. Berlin, p. 1-859. 

313 Brunton, Stopford,1913, Some notes on titaniferous magnetite: Econ. 

Geology, v. 8, no. 7, p. 670-680. 

314 Buck, W. K., 1954, Asurveyoftheiron ore industry in Canada during 

1953: Canada Mines Branch Min. Res. Inf. Circ. MR 2, 

21 p. 

315 Buddington, A. F., 1934, Geology and mineral resources of the 

Hammond, Antwerp, and Lowville quadrangles (with a chapter on 

the Paleozoic rocks of the Lowville quadrangle, by Rudolf 

Ruedei?ann): N. Y. State Mus. Bull. 296, 251 p. 

316 1937, Geology of the Santa Clara quadrangle, New York: N.Y. 

--State Mus. Bull. 309, 56 p. 

317 Buddington, A. F. 1 and Leonard, B. F. 1 1944, Preliminary report on 

the geology of parts of the Stark and Cranoer::cy Lake quadrangles, 

Adirondack magnetite district, St. Lawrence County, N. Y. :· 

U. S. Geol. Survey Prelim. Rept., 7 p., 2 maps. 

318 __ 1945, Geology and magnetite deposits of the Dead Creek area, 

Cranberry Lake quadrangle, N. Y. : U. S. Geol. Survey Prelim. 

Rept., 9 p., 2 maps. 

319 __ 1945, Preliminary report on parts of Cranberry Lake and 

Tupper Lake quadrangles, northwest Adirondack magnetite district, N. Y.: U. S. Geol. Survey Prelim. Rept., 11p., 2 maps. 

320 __ 1949, Memorandum on the geology of the Crown Point, N. Y., 

group of magnetite deposits: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept., 

24 p. 

321 __ 1954, Geologic maps of part of St. Lawrence County, N. Y.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept., 9 maps, no text. 

322 Bugge, J. A. W., 1948, Rana gruber; [Geologic exploration of iron 

ore deposits in Dunderlandsdalen]: Norges Geol. Undersokelse 

nr. 171, 149 p. [Norwegian, English s1:1mmary.] 

323 __ 1953, Sydvaranger geology: Min. World, v. 15, no. 11, p. 52-53. 

324 Bulmer, G. H., 1905, The Alquife iron-ore mines in the south of 

Spain: Inst. Civil Engineers, Minutes of Proc., v. 159, p. 312-

314. 

325 *Burchard, E. F., 1905, Iron ores in the Brookwood quadrangle, 

Alabama: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 260, p. 321-334. 

326 *-- 1907, The brown ores of the Russellville district, Ala.: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 315, p. 15~-160. 
220 

Index 

No. 

327 

328 

329 

330 

331 

332 

333 

334 

335 

336 

337 

338 

339 

340 

341 

342 

343 

344 

345 

346 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

*Burchard, E. F., 1907, The Clinton or red ores of the Birmingham 

district, Ala.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 315, p. 130-151. 

*-- 1907, Southern red hematite as an ingredient of metallic paint: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 315, p. 430-434. 

__ 1908, The Clinton iron-ore deposits in Alabama: Am. Inst. 

Min. Metall. Eng. Bull., v. 24, p. 997-1055; Trans., v. 40, 

p. 75-133, 1910. 

*-- 1908, An estimate of the tonnage of available Clinton iron ore 

in the Birmingham district, Ala.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 340, 

p. 308-317. 

*-- 1909, Tonnage estimates of Clinton iron ore in the Chattanooga 

region of Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 380, p. 169-187. 

*-- 1912, Iron ore, pig iron, and steel: Prospecting for iron ore; 

Electric smelting of iron ore (with bibliography): U. S. Geol. 

Survey Min. Res. U. S., 1911, pt. Ia, p. 140-165. 

*-- 1913, Iron ore, pig iron, and steel: Iron ore in the Eagle 

Mountains, Calif., extract from paper by E. C. Harder; Titaniferous magnetite in northwest Montana; 11 Clinton 11 hematite in 

eastern Wisconsin; Red iron ore in Tennessee, Alabama, and 

Georgia: U. S. Geol. Survey Min. Res. U. S., 1912, pt. Ia, 

p. 172-190. 

__ 1913, The red iron ores ofeastTennessee: Tenn. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 16, 173 p. 

*-- 1914, Preliminary report on the red iron ores of east Tennessee,-

northeastAlabama, and northwest Georgia: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 540-G, p. 279-328. 

*-- 1915, Iron-bearing deposits in Bossier, Caddo, and Webster 

Parishes, La.: U.S. Geol. SurveyBull. 620-G, p.129-150. 

*-- 1915, Iron ore in Cass, Marion, Morris, and Cherokee Counties, Tex.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 620-E, p. 69-109. 

*-- 1916, Iron ore, pig iron, and steel: Beneficiated iron ore; Investigations of iron ore by the United States Geological Survey: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Min. Res. U. S., 1914, pt. Id, p. 507-525. 

*-- 1919, Iron: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 666-V, 12 p. 

*-- 1919, Iron ore, pig iron, and steel: Essential features of an 

iron-ore deposit; Bibliography: U~ S. Geol. Survey Min. Res. 

U. S., 1916, pt. Id, p. 536-541, 559-564. 

*-- 1923, The brown iron ores of west-middle Tennessee: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 795-D, p. 53-112. 

__ 1924, Iron-ore resources of the South: Manufacturer's Rec., 

v. 86, no. 24, pt. 2, p. 283-289. 

__ 19 27, Alabama ores equal lake supply: Iron Age, v. 119, no. 12, 

p. 847-850. Reprint from. The iron-ore situation in the South: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Press .Notice, 1927, 

__ . _ 1927, The western Tennessee Valley iron region: Manufacturer's Rec., v. 92, no. 3, p. 69-73. 

__ 1928, Certain brown iron ores in Alabama: Econ. Geology, 

v. 23, no. 4, p. 454-458. 

__ 1928, Iron-ore reserves· and production in Tennessee River 

basin: U. s. 70th Cong., 1st Sess., H. R. Doc. 185, p. 118-119. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 221 

347 Burchard, E. F., 19 30, The Pao deposits of iron o:;-e in the State of 

Bolivar, Venezuela: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 96, 

p. 347-375, 1931, Tech. Pub. 295, 27 p. 

348 * 1931, Iron ore on Canyon Creek, Fort Apache Indian Reserva-

--tion, Ariz.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 821-C, p. 51-78. 

349 1932, The Birmingham district, Ala.: Internat. Geol. Cong., 

--16th.sess;, United States, 1933, Guidebook 2, p. 113-125. 

350 * 1933, Iron ore in the Red Mountain formation in Greasy Cove, 

--Ala.: U. S. Geol. Survey Circ. 1, 49 p. 

351 __ 1933, The sources of our iron ores: Jour. Chern; Education, 

v. 10, no. 4, p. 195-204; no. 5, p. 288-296. 

352 1934, The brown iron ores of the western Highland Rim, Tenn.: 

--Tenn. Div. Geology Bull. 39, 227 p. 

353 __ 1938, Iron ore available to Alabama blast furnaces: Min. and 

Metallurg-y, v. 19, p. 183-184. 

354 *-- 1943, Manganiferous and ferruginous chert in Perry and Lewis 

Counties, Tenn.: U.S. Geol. Survey Bull. 928-D, p. 223-273. 

355 __ 1948, Summary of the iron-ore situation in California: Calif. 

Div. Mines Bul!. 129, pt. N, p. 207-230. 

356 Burchard, E. F. , and Andrews, T. G. , 194 7, Iron ore outcrop of the 

Red Mountain formation in northeast Alabama: Ala. Geol. Survey 

Special Rept. 19, 375 p. (Prepared in cooperation with the U. S. 

Geological Survey. ) 

357 *Burchard, E. F., and Butts, Charles, 1910, Iron ores, fuels and 

fluxes of the Birmingham district, Ala.; with chapters on the origin 

of the ores, by E. C. Eckel: U.S. Geol. Survey Bull. 400, 204p. 

358 Burchard, E. F., Johnson, A. C., and Melcher, N. B., 1948, Iron, 

.in Investigation of national resources, prepared by combined 

staffs of Bureau of Mines and Geol9gical Survey, published as 

part of hearings before National Resources Economic Subcommittee of the Committee on Public Lands ofthe Senate, p. 251-254. 

Available from Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. $1.75 (unbound). Also available as "Mineral resources of the United States, " Public Affairs 

Press, 2153 Florida Ave., Washington 8, D. C. $5. (bound). 

Copies of m~p showing distribution of United States iron ore reserves available free on request to Director, U. S. Geological 

Survey, Washington 25, D. C. 

359 Burgess, R. J., and Sanford, R. S., 1949, Investigation of Cheever 

limonite deposit, Berkshire County, Mass. : U. S. Bur. Mines 

Rept. Inv. 4423, 13 p. 

360 Burrall, William, 1827, Notice of native iron from Canaan [Conn.]: 

Am. Jour. Sci., ser. 1, v. 12, p. 154. 

361 Burton, S. E., and Sanford, R. S., 1949, Investigation of Boiling 

Springs manganese-iron deposits, Cumberland County, Pa.: 

U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4436, 20 p. 

362 Butler, A. P., Jr., 1945, Dayton iron deposit, Lyon County, Nev.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Prelim. Rept., 9 p., 3 maps, structure 

sections. 

363 Butler, G. M., and Mitchell, G. J., 1916, Preliminary survey of the 

geology and mineral resources of Curry County, Oreg. : Oreg. 

Bur. Mines and Geology, Min. Res. Oregon, v. 2, no. 2, 134 p. 
222 

Index 

No. 

364 

365 

366 

367 

368 

369 

370 

371 

372 

373 

374 

375 

376 

377 

378 

379 

380 

381 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Butler, J. W., Jr., 1940, Informe sobre el reconocimiento del yacimiento de hierro de "Pericos, " Guasca, Cundinamarca: Bol. 

Minas y Pet.r6leos [Bogota], nums. 103-120, p. 111-122. 

*Butts, Charles, 1906, Economic geology of the Kittanning and Rural 

Valleyquadrangles, (Pennsylvania): U.S. Geol. SurveyBull. 279, 

198 p. 

* 1910, Description of the Birmingham quadrangle, Alabama: 

--U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 17 5, 24 p. 

*-- 1911, Iron ores in the Montevallo-Columbiana region: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 470, p. 215-230. 

*-- 1927, Description of the Bessemer and Vandiver quadrangles, 

Alabama: U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 221, 22 p. 

__ 1939, The Appalachian Plateau and Mississippi Valley, in North 

America, v. 1 ofKrenker, Erich, ed., Geologie der Erde: Berlin, 

Gebruder Borntraeger, p. 312-462. 

1940, Description of the Montevallo and Columbiana quadrangles, 

--Alabama: U.S. Geol. SurveyGeol. Atlas, folio 226, 20:P. 50c. 

__ 1945, Description of the Hollidaysburg and Huntingdon quadrangles, Pennsylvania: U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 227, 

20 p. $2. 

Butts, Charles, and Gildersleeve, Benjamin, 1948, Geology and min-

. eral resources of the Paleozoic area in northwest Georgia: Ga. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 54, p. 117-123. 

*Butts, Charles, and Moore, E. S., 1936, Geology and mineral resources of the Bellefonte quadrangle, Pennsylvania: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Bull. 855, 111 p. 

Butts, Charles, Swartz, F. M., and Willard, Bradford, 1939, Geology and mineral resources, Tyrone quadrangle, Pennsylvania: 

Pa. Geol. Survey, 4thser., Topog. andGeol.Atlas,.no. 96, 118p. 

Cadman, Jolm, 1901, The occurrence, mode of working, and treatment 

ofthe ironstones found in the North Staffordshire coal-field; Pt.lBlackband ironstones: Inst. Min. Engineers [London] Trans., v. 22, 

p. 89-111. 

__ 1903, The occurrence, mode of working, and treatment of the iron~ 

stones found in the North Staffordshire coal-field; Pt. 2- Clayband 

· i:ronstones: Inst. Min. Engineers [London] Trans., v. 26, p.106-119. 

Cahen, Lucien, 1948, Etude d'echantillons "d'itabirite" du socle ancien 

de l 'Entre-Luembe-Lubilash: Service mines [Katanga] Annales, 

tome 12-13, p. 93-119. 

Caillere, Simonne, and Kraut, Franfois, 1946, Contribution a 1 'etude 

mineralogique des minerais de fer oolithiques de Lorraine (bassin 

de Briey); Soc. F'ran_raise mineralogie et cristallographie Bull., 

tome 69, no. 1-12, p. 83-98. 

__ 1947, Caracteres essentiels des quatre horizons minerai.ises du 

bassin de Longwy: Houille, minerais,petrole, an. 2, no.1, p.10-17. 

__ 1952, Sur la genese des minerais oolithiques de Lorraine en 

rapport avec 1 'etat du fer et sur 1 'unite chronologique et spatiale 

de leur evolution: Acad. sci. [Paris J Comptes rendus, tome 235, 

no. 9, p. 510-511. · 

__ 1953, Considerations sur la genese des minerais de fer oolithiques lorrains, in La genese des gites de fer: Cong. geol. internat., 

19e sess., Alger, 1952, Comptes rendus, fasc. 10, p.101-117. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 223 

382 Caldwell, W. B., 1878, Notes on the coal and iron ore of western 

Kentucky: Ky. Geol. Survey, 17 p. 

383 1880, Report on the limonite ores of Trigg, Lyon, and Caldwell 

--Counties, known as the "Cumberland River ores": Ky. Geol. Survey Rept. Progress 5, new ser., p. 251-263. 

384 Caley, J. F., 1936, Geology of Woodstock area, Carleton and York 

Counties, N. B.: Canada Dept. Mines Mem. 198, 21 p. 

385 Calhoun, W. A., 1950, Titanium and iron minerals from black sands 

in bauxite: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4621, 16 p. 

386 California Division of Mines, 1934, Iron: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 30, p. 62-65, 73, 370. 

387 1938, Iron: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 34, p. 17, 

--424-425, 474. 

388 1939, Iron: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 35, p. 29, 159-

--162, 183. 

389 California State Mineralogist, 1880, Iron: Min. in Calif., v. 1, p. 15-

16, 27-30, 32. 

390 1882, Iron ores and iron industries of California: Min. in Calif., --v. 2, p. 193-201. 

'391 

392 

393 

394 

395 

396 

__ 1884, Iron: Min. in Calif., v. 4, p. 235-244. 

__ 1885, Iron: Min. in Calif., v. 5, p. 98-101. 

__ 1889, Iron: Min. in.Calif., v. 9, p. 144, 235-236. 

__ 1894, Iron: Min. in Calif., v. 12, p. 325-327. 

__ 1896, Iron: Min. in Calif., v. 13, p. 504. 

__ 1916, Iron: Min. in Calif., v. 14, p. 52, 128, 271, 322, 

516, 554-558, 668, 732, 805-806, 865, 920. 

408, 

397 __ 1919, Iron: Min. in ~alif., v. 15, p. 87, 390, 478, 544-545, 

639-640, 688-689, 817-821, 917-918. 

398 __ 19 21, Iron: Min. in Calif., v. 17, p. 84, 237, 259, 312, 327' 

352, 498. 

399 __ 1923, Iron: Min. in Calif., 

527' 732. 

v. 18, p. 110-113, 187-190, 218, 

400 __ 1924, Iron: Min. in Calif., v. 20, p. 196, 374. 

401 __ 1925, Iron: Min. in Calif., v. 21, p. 162, 191, 293, 317-318, 

349-350, 491, 515-522. 

402 __ 1926, Iron: Min. in Calif., v. 22, p. 82-84, 236, 262, 335, 441, 

474-475. 

403 __ 1927, Iron: Min. in Calif., v. 23, p. 199, 281, 295-313. 

404 __ 1928, Iron: Min. in Calif., v. 24, p. 123, 133, 207, 336, 341-

343. 

405 __ 1929, Iron: Min. in Calif., v. 25, p. 56-57, 211-212, 218, 

489-491. 

406 __ 1930, Iron: Min. in Calif., v. 26, p. 260-264, 407. 

407 __ 1931, Iron: l\tlin. in Calif., v. 27, p. 333-337. 
224 

Index 

No. 

408 

409 

410 

411 

412 

413 

414 

415 

416 

417 

418 

419 

420 

421 

422 

423 

424 

425 

426 

427 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Callahan, W. H., and Newhouse, W. H., 19 29, A study of the magnetiteorebodyatCornwall, Pa.: Econ. Geology, v. 24,.no. 4, 

p. 403-411. 

Calvin, Samuel, 1900, Report on iron ore, in administrative reports: 

Iowa Geol. Survey, v. 10, p. 23-25. 

Cameron, J. M., 1911, The Cranberry iron-ore mine; large deposit 

of high grade magnetite (Iron Mountain, Mitchell County, N. C.): 

Mines and Minerals, v. 32, p. 42-44. 

· Campbell, D. F., 1906, The iron ore of Shasta County, Calif. : Min. 

Sci. Press, v. 93, p. 603. 

Campbell, J. L., 1880, Geological features of the Arcadia iron property (Botetourt County, va. ): The Virginias, v. 1, p. 104-105. 

__ 1880, The geology of the Rich Patch, Va., iron region: The 

Virginias, v. 1, p. 185, 188-189, 192-193. 

1880, The mineral resources and advantages of the country ad-

--jacent to the James River and Kanawha Canal and the Buchanan 

and Clifton Forge Railway: The Virginias, v. 1, p. 2-9. 

__ 1880, The Purgatory iron property, Botetourt County, Va.: The 

Virginias, v. 1, p. 156-158. 

1882, The Clinton and Oriskany iron ores near Richmond and 

--Allegheny R. R.: The Virginias, v. 3, p. 126-129. 

Campbell, Tom, 1948, Quebec-Labrador, Canada's iron ore jackpot: 

Iron Age, v. 162, no. 19, p. 151-161. 

Camsell, Charles, 1910, The mineral resources of a part of the Yale 

district, B. C.: Canadian Min. Inst. Quart. Bull. 12, p. 119-134. 

Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1948, Structural geology 

of Canadian ore deposits, a symposium: Montreal, 948 p. 

Canaval, R., 1904, Das Eisensteinvorkommen zu Kohlbach an der 

Stubalpe: Berg- u. hiittenm. Jahrb., v. 52, p. 145-158. I 

Canavan, F., and Edwards, A. B., 1938, The iron ores of Yampi 

sound, Western Australia: Australasian Inst. Min. and Metallurgy 

Proc. 110, p. 59-101. 

Candido de Medeiros, Artur, 1950, Geologica do ja~igo de ferro de 

Guadramil: Servi~o Fomento Mineiro [Portugal] Estudos, notas 

e trabalhos, v. 6, p. 82-106. 

Cantley, Thomas, 1911, The Wabana iron mines of the Nova Scotia 

Steel and Coal Company, Ltd.: Canadian Min. Inst. Quart. Bull., 

v. 15, p. 31-56. 

Capacci, Celso, 1911, The iron mines of the Island of Elba: Iron and 

Steel Inst. Jour., v. 84, no. 2, p. 412-450. . 

Capistrano, P. M., 1952, Preliminary report on the geology and ore 

possibilities of the Camalaniugan iron prospect in Cagayan Province: Philippines Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4, 8 p.; Philippine Geologist, v. 6, no. 3, p. 52-59. 

Carithers, L. W., and Guard, J:... K., 1945, Geology and ore deposits 

of the Sultan Basin, Snohomish County, Wash.: Wash. Div. 

Mines and Geology Bull. 36, 90 p. 

Carlson, Lucile, 1952, The mining district of Kiruna Stad, Sweden: 

Sci. Monthly, v. 74, no. 2, p~ 76-83. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 225 

428 Carlyle, E. J., 1905, The Pioneer iron mine, Ely, Minn.: Canadian 

Min. Inst. Jour., v. 7, p. 335-367. 

429 Carman, J. S., and Delaitre, P. C., 1953, Iron ore for the future at 

Mutun, Bolivia: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 154, no. 5, p. 136-138. 

430 Carney, Frank, 1910, The economic mineral products of Ohio: Denison 

Univ. Sci. Labs. Bull. 16, p. 137-181. 

431 Carpenter, J. A., 1929, The mineral resources of southern Nevada: 

Nev. Bur. Mines Bull. 1, no. 1, p. 17-18. 

432 Carr, M. S., and Dutton, C. E., Iron-ore resources of the United 

States: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. (In press.} 

433 Carr, M.S., and Pesonen, P. E., 1952, Iron ore-A test for technology, in Materials Policy Commission, The outlook for key commodities, v. 2 of Resources for freedom: Washington, U.. S. Govt. 

Print. Off. , p . 146-148 . 

434 Carstens, C. W., 1933, Eisen undManganwiesenerze in Tarmfjorddal: 

Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 41, Heft 7, p. 113-117. 

435 Carvajal y Acuna, E., 1944, Iron deposits of Seville: Inst. Geol. Min. 

Espana Mem. 6, p. 267-454. 

436 Case, E. C., 1925, The valley of east Tennessee-the adjustment of 

industry to natural environment: Tenn. Dept. Education, Div. 

Gcol. Bull. 36, p. 55-65. 

437 Castano, J. R., and Garrels, R. M., 1950, Experiments on the deposition of iron with special reference to the Clinton iron ore deposits: 

Econ. Geology, v. 45, no. 8, p. 755-770. 

438 Castleman, J. W. , 1899, The brown iron ore mines near Leeds, in 

Jefferson County, Ala. : Ala. Indus. Sci. Soc. Proc. , v. 9, 

p. 13-18. 

439 Castro Leandro, G. de, 1947, Breve noticea sabre o ja:cigo de ferrotitanic da praia de S. Torpes (Sines}: Servi9o Fomento Mineiro 

[Portugal) Estudos, notas e trabalhos, v. 3, p. 212-216. 

440 Catlett, Charles, 1900, The Donald iron ore mine, Va.: Eng. Min. 

Jour., v. 70, p. 485. 

441 __ 1900, Iron ores of the Potsdam formation in the Valley of Virginia: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 29, p. 308-317. 

442 1908, Barite associated with iron ore in the Pinar del Rio Prov-

--ince, Cuba: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 38, p. 358-

359. 

443 Cavallier, C., and Daubine, F., 1900, Fon_yage par congelation du 

Puits no. 1 de la mine de fer d 'Au bone de la Societe anonyme des 

Hautes-Fourneaux de Pont-a-Mousson (Meurthe-et-Moselle}: Annales mines [Paris), ser. 9, v. 18, p. 379-496. 

444 Cayeux, L., 1931, Les minerais de fer de l'ouest de la France: Rev. 

·univ. mines [Liege], ser. 8, v. 4, no.· 11, p. 297-306. 

445 Chace, F. M., Cater, Fred, Byers, Virginia, and·others, 1947, Map 

showing metallic mineral deposits of Montana: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Missouri Basin Studies, no. 16. 30c. 

446 Chamberlin, T. C., 1880, Clinton iron ore deposits: Wis. Geol. Survey, Geology of Wisconsin 1873-1879, v. 2, p. 327-335. 

447 Chambers, R. E., 1896, A Newfoundland iron deposit: Canadian Min. 

Inst. Jour., v. 1, p. 41-52. 
226 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Index 

No. 

448 Chance, H. M., 1900, TheRichPatch iron tract, Va.: Am. Inst. Min. 

Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 29, p. 210-223. 

449 1901, The iron mines of Hartville, Wyo.: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. 

--Eng. Trans., v. 30, p. 987-1003. 

450 1908, A new theory of the genesis of brown hematite ores; and 

--a new source of sulfur supply: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Bull., 

v. 23, p. 791-808; Trans., v. 39, p. 522-539, 1909. 

451 __ 1908, The pyritic origin of iron ore deposits; Discussion, by 

G. L. Cabot: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 86, p. 408-410, 630. 

452 Chapman, E. J., 1885, On some deposits of titaniferous iron ore in 

the Counties of Haliburton and Hastings, Ont.: Royal Soc. Canada 

Proc. and Trans., v. 2, p. 159-160. 

453 __ 1885, On some iron ores of central Ontario: Royal Soc. Canada 

Proc. and Trans., v. 3, sec. 3, p. 9-14. 

454 C~pman, H. H. , Adamson, W. M. , Bonham, H. D. , Pallister, H. D. , 

and Wright, E. C., 1953, The iron and steel industries of the 

South: University, Ala., University of Alabama Press, 427 p. 

455 Charrin, Victor, 1941, Le gisement de limonite de Biriatou (BassesPyrenees): Genie civil, tome 117, no. 21-22, p. 217. 

456 __ 1941, Les minerais de fer oolithiques de la vallee du Rhone: 

Genie civil, tome 117, no. 1-2, p. 14-15. 

457 __ 1948, Les minerais de fer et les argiles du siderolithique du 

Perigord: Genie civil, tome 125, no. 8, p. 153-154. 

458 Chase, H. S., 1896, Southern magnetites and magnetic separation: 

Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 25, p. 551-557. 

459 Chauvenet, Regis, 1886, Preliminary notes on the iron resources of 

Colorado: Colo. School Mines Atm. Rept. 1885, p. 5-16. 

460 __ 1887, Notes on iron prospects in northern Colorado: Colo. 

School Mines Bienn. Rept. 1886, p. 13-21. 

461 __ 1888, Iron resources of Gunnison County, Colo. : Colo. School 

Mines Ann. Rept. 1887, p. 7-26. 

462 __ 1890, The iron resources of Colorado: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. 

Eng. Trans., v. 18, p. 266-273. 

463 Chelarescu, Alex., 1938, Affleurement Huian; [Pt.] 7 of Gisements 

metalliferes de Tulghes: Annales sci .. Univ. Jassy, tome 24, 

no. 2, p. 346-372. 

464 Cheney, C. A., Jr., 1915, Structure of the Cuyuna iron ore district 

of Minnesota: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 99, p. 1113-1115. 

465 Cheng, H. H., and Tang, K. C., 1936, Genesis of the iron ore at 

Hsishan and Leishan, Ocheng, Hupeh: Geol. Soc. China Bull., 

v. 15, no. 4, p. 555-566. 

466 ___ 1937, Paragenesis of the iron deposit at Tayeh, Hupeh: Geol. 

Soc. ChinaBull., v. 17, no. 1, p. 1-21. 

467 Cheng, Y. C., 1942, Hsiaoheitsing iron ore deposit near Maokupa, 

Huili district, Sikang: Geol. Survey China Geol. Bull. 35, p. 15-

23. [ Chinese, English summary. J 

468 __ 1942, The Luku magnetite deposit, Mienning, Sikang: Geol. 

Survey China Geol. Bull. 35, p. 1-14. [Chinese, English Summary.] 
Index 

No. 

"469 

470 

471 

472 

473 

474 

475 

476 

477 

478 

479 

480 

481 

482 

483 

484 

485 

486 

487 

488 

489 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 227 

Cheng, Y. C., Tsui, K. s., and Chow, T. C., 1942, Iron ore deposit 

of Tsaitsukou, Taofu, Sikang: Geol. Survey China Geol. Bull. 35, 

p. 29-44. [Chinese, English summary.] 

Chermette, A., 1938, Le fer dans le cercle de K.andi (Haut-Dahomey): 

Service Mines [French West Africa] Bull. 2, p. 13-16. 

Chester, A. H., 1881, The iron region of central New York: Utica, 

20 p. 

1884, The iron region of northern Minnesota: Minn. Geol. Sur-

--vey Ann. Rept. 11, p. 155-167. 

Chisolm, F. F., 1891, Ironorebeds at ~heProvinceofSantiago, Cuba: 

Colo. Sci. Soc. Proc.l v. 3, p. 259-263. 

Chukhrov, F. V., 1940, [The ore deposits of the Djezkazgan-Ulutau 

ore region in Kazakhstan]: Moskva-Leningrad, Inst. geol. nauk 

Akad. nauk, 120 p. (_Russian, English summary.) 

Chute, N. E., 1945, The brown iron-ore district of Berkshire County, 

Mass.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept., 39 p. 

Cirkel, Fritz, 1907, Preliminary report on the examination of the 

iron ore deposits in the Ottawa Valley: Canada Dept. Interior 

Supt. Mines Rept. 1907, p. 11-13. 

1909, Report on the chrome iron ore deposits in the eastern 

--townships,· Province of Quebec: Canada De.pt. Mines, 14lp. 

__ 1909, Report on the iron-ore deposits along the Ottawa (Quebec 

side) and Gatineau Rivers: Canada Dept. Mines, 147 p. 

Clapp, C. H., 1910, Southern Vancouver Island, B. C.: Canada Geol. 

Survey Summary Rept. 1909, p, 84-97. 

1912, Southern Vancouver Island, B. C.: CanadaGeol. Survey 

--Mem. 13, 208 p. 

Clar, Eberhard, 1953, Geologisches Gefuge und Formentwicklung von 

metasomatischen K.arbonatlagerstatten (Siderit und Magnesit) der 

Ostalpen, in La genese des gites de fer: Cong, geol. internat., 

19e sess., Alger, 1952, Comptes rendus, fasc. 10, p. 83-95. 

Clark, E. L., and Muilenburg, G. A., 1954, The brown iron ore resources of Missouri: Min. Eng., v. 6, no. 1, p. 63-66. 

Clark, L. D., 1953, Pre-Cambrian geology of the Norway Lake area, 

DickinsonCounty, Mich.: U.S. Geol. Surveyopen-filerept., 62p. 

Clarke, J. W., 1952, Geology and mineral resources of the Thomaston 

quadrangle, Ga.: Ga. Geol. Survey Bull. 59, 99 p. 

Claudet, H., 1931, Iron mines and iron deposits of Ontario: Canadian 

Min. Metall. Bull., no. 323, p. 910-914. 

Clayton, A. B., and Montgomery, W. B., Jr., 1948, Diamonddrilling 

at the Big Ore Bank magnetite deposits, Lincoln County, N. C.: 

U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4347, 6 p, 

*Clements, J. M., 1903, The Vermilion iron-bearing district of 

Minnesota: U. S. Geol. Survey Mon. 45, 463 p. 

*Clements, J. M., and Smyth, H. L., 1898, The Crystal Falls ironbearing district of Michigan, with a chapter on the Sturgeon River 

tongue, by W. S. Bayley, and an introduction, by C. R. VanHise: 

U. S. Geol. Survey 19th Ann. Rept., 1897-98, pt. 3a, p. 1-151. 

__ 1899, The Crystal Falls iron-bearing district of Michigan, with 

a chapter on the Sturgeon River tongue, by W. S. Bayley, and an 

introduction by C. R. Van Hise: U. S. Geol. Survey Mon. 36, 

512 p. 
228 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

490 Clemson, T. G., 1835, Notice of native iron from Penn Yan, Yates 

County, N.Y.: Geol. Soc. Pa. Trans., v. 1, p. 358-359. 

491 Clerf, F., 1936, Iron ores of France: Min. andMetallurgy, v. 17, 

no. 360, p. 567-568. 

492 Cobb, J. C. H., 1887, The Hanging Rock iron district: Ohio Min. 

Jour., v. 5, p. 112-116. 

493 Cocco, Giovanne, 1950, Il giacimento di magnetite di Sierra Leone: 

Facolta sci. Univ. Cagliari Rend., Nota 1, fasc. 3-4, v. 20, 24 p. 

494 Cockfield, W. E., 1947, Mineral localities, Nicola, Kamloops, and 

Yale districts, B. C., 1939-41; list of localities [indicating principal contained metals or minerals]: Canada Geol. Survey Map 

887-A. 

495 1948, Geology and mineral deposits of Nicola map-area, B. C.: 

--Canada Geol. Survey Mem. 249, 164 p. 

496 Coghill, W. H., and Coe, G. D., 1946, Mineral-dressing characteristics of the red iron ores of Birmingham, Ala. : U. S. Bur. Mines 

Bull. 464, 99 p, 35c. 

497 Cole, G. E., 1948, The Steep Rock iron mine: Western Miner (and 

Oil Rev.), v. 21, no. 12, p. 98, 100, 102, 104. -

498 Coleman, A. P., 1900, Copper and iron regions of Ontario: Ontario 

Bur. Mines Ann. Rept. 9, p. 143-191. 

499 __ 1901, Iron ranges of the lower Huronian: Ontario Bur. Mines 

Ann. Rept. 10, p. 181-212. 

500 __ 1902, Iron ranges of northwestern Ontario: Ontario Bur. Mines 

Ann. Rept. 11, p. 128-151. 

501 __ 1906, The Helen iron mine, Michipicoten: Econ. Geology, v. 1, 

p. 521-529. 

502 __ 1906, Iron ranges of eastern Michipicoten: Ontario Bur. Mines 

Ann. Rept. 15,p. 173-199. 

503 __ 1907, Iron ranges east of Lake Nipigon: Ontario Bur. Mines 

Ann. Rept. 16, p. 105-135. 

504 __ 1909, Black Sturgeon iron region, Ont. : Ontario Bur. Mines 

Ann. Rept. 18, p. 163-179. 

505 __ 1909, Iron ranges of Nipigon district, Ont.: Ontario Bur. Mines 

Ann. Rept. 18, p. 141-153. 

506 Coleman, A. 'p., and Willmott, A. B., 1899, Michipicoten iron range: 

Ontario Bur. Mines Ann. Rept. 8, p. 254-258. 

507 __ 1902, The Michipicoten iron ranges, Ont.: Toronto Univ. Studies, Geol. Ser. no. 2, 47 p. 

508 __ 1902, The Michipicoten iron region: Ontario :Zur. Mines Ann. 

Rept. 8, p. 152-185. 

509 Collins, W. ~., 1919, The ore deposits of Goudreau and MagpieHawk areas in Michipicoten district, Ont.: Canada Geol. Survey 

Summary Rept., 1918, pt. E, p. 4-30. · 

510 __ 1920, TheMichipicoten iron ranges: ·canadian!nst. Min. Metallurgy Monthly Bull. 104, p. 930-939; Canadian Min. Inst. Trans., 

v. 23, p. 426-436, 1921. 

511 __ 19 22, The geology of Ontario's iron ores: Canadian Min. Jour. , 

v. 43, no. 37, p. 625-626. 

512 Collins, W. H., Quirke, T. T., and Thomson, Ellis, 1926, Michipicoten iron ranges: Canada Geol. Survey Mem. 147, 175 p. 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 229 

Index 

No. 

513 Colony, R. J., 1923, The magnetite iron deposits of southeastern 

New York: N. Y. State Mus. Bull. 249-250, 161.Q. 

514 Colony, R. J., and Meyerhoff, H. A., 1935, The magnetite deposit 

near Humacao, Puerto Rico: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., 

v. 115, p. 247-272; Tech. Pub. 587, 28 p. 

515 Comstock, T. B., 1890, A preliminary report on the geology of the 

central mining region of Texas: Tex. Geol. Survey 1st Ann. 

Rept., p. 237-391. 

516 __ 1891, Report on the geology and mineral resources of the central mining region of Texas: Tex. Geol. Survey 2d Ann. Rept. , 

p. 553-664. 

517 Congres Geologique International, 1910, The iron ore resources of 

the world: Stockholm, Cong. geol. internat., 2 v., 1068 p .. 

518 Connolly, J. P., a::.d 0 1Harra, C. S., 1929, The mineral wealth of 

the Black Hills: S.Dak. School Mines Bull. 16, p, 212-213. 

519 Cook, K. L., 1950, Magnetic surveys in the Iron Springs district, 

IronCounty, Utah: U.S. Bur: MinesRept. Inv. 4586, 78 p. 

520 *Cooke, S. R. B., 1936, Microscopic structure andconcentratability 

of the more important iron ores of the United States: U. S. Bur. 

Mines Bull. 391, 121 p. 

521 Cooledge, C. W., 1909, The iron deposits of the Black Hills, S.Dak.: 

Min. Science, v, 60, p. 319-321. 

522 Cooper, B. N., 1939, Geology of the Draper Mountain area, Va.: Va. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 55, 98 p. 

523 Corbin, J. R., 1921, Pennsylvania iron ores: Pa. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 20, 3 p, 

524 __ 1922, Bog-iron ore: Pa. Geol. Survey Bull. 59, 5 p. 

525 __ 1923: Brown iron ores in Pennsylvania: Pa. Geol. Survey Bull., 

4th ser., no. 63, 7 p. 

526 __ 1923, Magnetite in Pennsylvania: Pa. Geol. Survey Bull., 

4th ser., no. 61, 6 p. 

527 Corkill, E. T., 1906, Mines of Ontario: Ontario Bur. Mines Ann. 

Rept. 15, pt. 1, p. 4'7-107. 

528 Cornet, J., 1903, Les gisements metalliferes du Katanga: Soc. geol. 

Belgique Annales, v. 30, p, 3-47, 

529 Cornwall, H. R., 1951, ilmenite, magnetite, hematite, and copper in 

lavas of the Keweenawan series: Econ. Geology, v. 46, no. 1; 

p. 51-67 0 

530 Cossio, L. P., 1932, Criaderos de hierro de Setiles y Tordesilos, 

Provincia de Guadalajara: Bol. oficial minas [Madrid), v. 16, 

no. 185, 20 p. 

531 Costa Almeida, J. M. da, and Mendes Pereira, Guilherme, 1947, 

· Plano de reconhecimento da mina de ferro e manganes da Serra 

do Rosalgar: Servi~o Fomento Mineiro [Portugal] Estudos, notas 

e trabalhos, v. 3, p. 69-87. 

532 Costa Almeida, J. M. da, and Oliveira Barros, J. J. de, 1950, Ja3igos 

de fierro e manganes de Odemira e Cereal, mina de serra das 

Tulhas: Servi9o Fomento Mineiro [Portugal] Relatorio 13, 

33 p. 
230 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

533 Costa Almeida, J. M. da, Martins da Silva, Joao, Nascimento Sancho, 

Joaquim, Mendes Pereira, Guilherme, and Oliveira Barros, J. J. 

de, 1946, JaEigos de ferro e manganes de Alentejo: Servi~o Femento Mineiro [Portugal] Relatorio 12; 58 p. 

534 Costa Moura, J. E. da, and Silva Carvalho, J. L. da, 1948, Catruogo 

das minas de ferro do continente, tomo 1: Servi_yo Fomento 

Mineiro [Portugal] Relatorio 16, 478 p. · 

535 __ 1952, Catalogo das minas de ferro do continente, tomo 2: Servis;o Fomento Mineiro [Portugal] Relatorio 19, 465 p. 

536 Coste, Eugene, 1888, The iron ores and phosphate deposits in the 

Archean rocks of Canada: Canada Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. 3, 

p. 62-64. 

537 Cotelo Neiva, J. M.,. 1946, Caracterlsticas e genese do minerio 

magnetico de Vila Cova (Serra do Marao): Servi~o Fomento 

Mineiro [Portugal] Estudos, notas e trabalhos, v. 2, p. 151-174. 

538 __ 1949, Geologia dos minerios de ferro portugueses-Seu interesse 

para a siderurgia: Mus. Mineralog. Geol. Univ. Coimbra Mem. 

e noticias, no. 26, 60 p. 

539 __ 1952, Las minerais de fer portugais: Servi~o Fomento Mineiro 

[Portugal] Estudos, notas e trabalhos, v. 7, p. 281-293. (French, 

English summary. ) 

540 __ 1953, Genese des principaux gisements portugais de minerais 

de fer, in La genese des gites de fer: Cong. geol. internat. , 

19e sess., Alger, 1952, Comptes rendus, fasc. 10, p. 121-131. 

541 Cotelo Neiva, J. M., and Cunha Gouveia, J. A. da; 1950, Caracterfsticas dos minerios do jaz:.igo de ferro de Guadramil: Servi,co 

Fomento Mineiro [Portugal] Estudos, notas e trabalhos, v. 6, 

p. 107-114. 

542 Cox, E. T., 1884, West Virginia, Barbour County, iron and coal 

lands; geological report: Mechanicsburg, Pa., 10 p. 

543 Cox, J. S., 1911, The iron-ore deposits of the Moa district, Oriente 

Province, Island of Cuba: Am. Inst. Min. Metal!. Eng. Bull., 

v. 51, p. 199-216; Trans., v. 42, p. 73-90, 1912. 

544 Cozzens, Issachar, 1825, Examination of iron ores from the northern 

part of the State of New York: Lyceum Nat. History New York 

Annals, v. 1, p. 378-383. 

545 Crane, G. W., 1912, The iron ores ':If Missouri: Mo. Bur. Geology 

and Mines Bull. 10, 2d se:r'., 434 p. 

546 Crane, W. R., 1924, RE)d iron ore mining methods in the Birmingham 

district, Ala.: Am. Inst. Min. Metal!. Eng. Trans., preprint 

1368, 33p. 

547 *-- 1926, Iron-ore (hematite) mining p:~actice in the Birmingham 

district, Ala.: U. S. Bur. Mines Bull. 239, 143 p. 

548 __ 1926, Red iron ores and ferruginous sandstones of the Clinton 

formation in the Birmingham district, Ala.: U. S. Bur. ]\lines 

Tech. Paper 377, 41 p. 10c. 

549 Crawford, A. L., 1942, Strategic minerals of Utah: Utah Univ. 

Bull. 18, v. 33, no. 2, 19 p. 

550 Crawford, A. L., and Buranek, A. M., 1941-43, The martite iron 

deposits at Twin Peaks, Millard County, Utah: Utah Acad. Sci. 

Proc., v. 19-20, p. 139-141. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 231 

551 Crawford, A. L., and Buranek, A. M., 1943, Utah iron deposits 

other · than those of Iron and Washington Counties, Utah: Utah 

Geol. andMineralog. Survey, Circ. 24, 17p. 

552 Crawford, A. L., and Chorney, Raymond, 1941-43, Iron ore from 

Iron Peak, east 'Jf Paragonah, Utah: Utah Acad. Sci. Proc., 

v. 19-20, p. 129-133. 

553 Crawford, R. D., 1913, Geology and ore deposits of the Monarch and 

Tomichi districts, Colo.: Colo. Geol. Survey Bull. 4, p. 303. 

554 Crawford, R. D., and Gibson, Russell, 1925, Geology and ore deposits 

of the Red Cliff district, Colo.: Colo. Geol. Survey Bull. 30, 

p. 48-49. 

555 Crook, T., and Thomas, T. C., 1907, Iron-ore from Parapara, N. Z.: 

Imp. Inst. Bull., v. 5, p. 254-255. 

556 Crookshank, H., 1938, The iron ores of the Bailadila range, Bastar 

State: Min. Geol. Metall. Inst. India Trans., v. 34, pt. 3, 

p. 253-281. 

557 Crosby, I. B., 1932, Report on the mineral resources of Massachusetts: Mass. Indus. and Devel. Comm., 35 p. 

558 Crosby, W. 0., 1901, Geological history of the hematite iron ores of 

the Antwerp and Fowler belt in New York: Mass. Inst. Technology, 

Quart., v. 14, p. 162-170; Am. Geologist, v. 29, p. 233-242, 

1902. 

559 Crouse, C. S., and Wyatt, J. L., 1948, A preliminary report on the 

iron ore resources of Kentucky: Ky. Univ. Eng. Expt. Sta. Bull., 

v. 3, no. 1, p. 5-31. 

560 Crowell and Murray, Inc., 1930, the iron ores of Lake Superior: 

7th ed., Cleveland, Ohio, T:tie Penton Publishing Co., 7th ed., 

333 p. 

561 Cumings, W. L., 1933, The Cornwall iron mines near Lebanon, Pa., 

in 'Mineral deposits of New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania: Internal. Geol. Cong., 16th sess., United States, 1933, Guidebook 8, 

Excursion A-8, p. 43-54. 

562 Cumings, W. L., andMiller, B. L., 1911,Characteristics and origin 

of the brown iron ores of Camaguey and Moa, Cuba: Am. Inst. 

Min. Metall. Eng. Bull., v. 51, p. 247-268; Trans., v. 42, 

p. 116-137' 1912. 

563 *Cummings, A. M., 1928, Method and cost of mining magnetite in the 

Mineville district, N. Y.: U. S. Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 6092, 

12 p. 

564 *Cummings, J. B., 1946, Exploration of New Planet iron deposit, Yuma 

County, Ariz.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 3982, 37 p. 

!565 Ctmha Gouveia, J. A. da, and Morais Ferreira, Francisco de, 1950, 

Noti'cia sabre o valor econ6mico do ja~igo de Guadramil (Trabalhos 

de reconhecimento): Servi~o Fomento Mineiro [Portugal] Estudos, 

notas e trabalhos, v. 6, p. 116-131. 

!566 Currey, R. C.,1880, The copper andiron regionof the Floyd-CarrollGrayson plateau of the Blue Ridge in Virginia; The Virginias, 

v. 1, p. 62-64, 69-71, 74-77, 80-81, 95. 

!)67 Cushing, H. P., 1901, Geology of Rand Hill and vicinity, Clinton 

County: N. Y. State Mus. 53d Ann. Rept., p. 37-82. 

!)68 Daddow, S. H., and Bannan, B., 1866, Coal, iron, and oil: Pottsville, Pa., 808 p. 
232 

Index 

No. 

CONTRII3UTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ~HNERAL RESOURCES 

569 Dake, C. L., 1915, The formation and distribution of bog iron ore 

deposits: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Bull., v. 103, p. 1429-

1436; v. 108, p. 2475-2476; Trans .. , v. 53, p. 106-115, 1916. 

570 __ 1915, The formation and distribution of residual iron ores:. Am. 

inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Bull., v. 101, p. 937-946; Trans., v. 53. 

p. 116-124, 1916. 

571 Dale, N. C., 1935, Geology of Oswegatchie quadrangle, New York: 

N. Y. State Mus. Bull. 302, 101 p. 

572. __ 1953, Geology and mineral resources of the Oriskany quadrangle: 

N. Y. State Mus. Bull. 345, 197 p. 

573 Dale, Phyllis, and Beach, J. 0., 1951, Mineral production of Oklahoma 1885-1949: Okla. Geol. Survey Circ. 29, p. 23. 

574 Dana, J.D., 1884, Note on the making of limonite ore beds: Am. 

Jour. Sci., 3d ser., v. 28, p. 398-400. 

575 Daniels, Edward, 1858, Iron ores of Wisconsin: Mineralog. Mag., 

v. 10, p. 13-27. 

576 *Darton, N. H., 1896, Description of the Franklin quadrangle, West 

Virginia-Virginia: U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 32, 7 p. 

577 · *Darton, N. H., Bayley, W. S., Salisbury, R. D., and Kummel, H. B., 

1908, Description of the Passaic quadrangle, New Jers~y-New 

York: U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 157, 27 p. 

578 Dauncey 1 W. G. 1 1898, The iron deposits of Tasmania: Royal Soc. 

Tasmania Proc., 1897, p. 49-53. 

579 Davis, E. W., 1920, The future of the Lake Superior district as an 

iron ore producer: Minn. School Mines, Expt. Sta. Bull. 7, 18 p. 

580 __ 1920, Magnetic concentration of iron ore: Minn. S.chool Mines, 

Expt. Sta. Bull. 9, 138 p. 

581 __ 1944, When will we mine taconite?: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 145, 

no. 4, p. 82-85. 

582 __ 1947, Iron-ore reserves of the Lake Superior district, U. S.: 

Min. and Metallurgy, v. 28, no. 481, p. 15-18. 

583 __ 1950, Iron ore (mining, beneficiation, and reserves), in Reebel, 

D., ed., The ABC of iron and steel: Cleveland, Ohio, The Penton Publishing Co., 6th ed., p. 1-15. 

584 __ 1950, A report on taconite: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 151, no. 11, 

p. 84-85. 

585 Davis, V. C., 1953, Taconite fragmentation: U.S. Bur. Mines Rept. 

Inv. 4918, 34 p. 

586 Dawson, J. W., 1874, On the geological relations of the iron ores of 

Nova Scotia: Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci. Proc., v. 22, p. 138-146. 

587 *Day, D. T., and Richards, R. H., 1906, Usefulminerals in the black 

sands of the Pacific slope: U. S. Geol. Survey Min. Res. U.S., 

1905, pt. c, p. 1180-1228. 

588 *Day, D. T., Wilson, C. E., and Clevenger, G. H., 1906, Electric 

smelting of magnetite from black sands: U.S. Geol. Survey Min. 

Res. U. S., 1905, pt. c, p. 1247-1258. 

589 De Adaro, L., and Junquera, G., 1916, Criaderos de hierro de 

Asturias: Inst. Geol. Min. Espana Mem., tomo 2, 676 p. 

590 De Jorge, Emilio, 1935, Origen y constitucion actual del criadero de 

hierro de Vizcaya: Rev. minera [Madrid) ano 86, nos. 3463, 

3464, p. 305-308, 317-319. 
Index 

No. 

591 

592 

593 

594 

595 

596 

597 

598 

599 

600 

601 

602 

603 

604 

605 

606 

607 

608 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 233 

De Kalb, Courtenay, 1930, MoroccanironreservesofElRif: Pan-Am. 

Geologist, v. 54, no. 5, p. 322-334. 

__ 1931, Geology of Moroccan El Rif iron deposits: Pan-Am. Geologist, v. 55, no. 1, p. 15-32. 

De la Bouglise, R,, 1936, Le gisement de fer de Conakry; sonhistoire, 

sa nature, son extension, son utilization: Chronique mines coloniales, v. 5, no. 49, p. 116-120. 

Delafond, Frederic, andDeperet, c., 1893, Etudes des cfftes mineraux 

de la France. Les terrains tertiaires de la Bress.e et leurs g!tes 

de lignites et de minerais de fer: Paris, Ministere des travaux 

publics, 332 p., atlas. 

De Launay, L., 1912, Les reserves mondiales en mineraisde fer, in 

Les res sources mondiales en minerai de fer: Cong. geol. internat., 

11 e sess., Stockholm, 1910, Comptes rendus, pt. 1, p. 265-328. 

del Solar B., Carlos, 1944, informe preliminar sobre los yacimientos 

de fierro.de Yaurilla: Cuerpo Ingenieros Minas Peru Bol. 130, 

p. 27-31. 

1944, Segundo informe preliminar sobre los yacimientos de 

--fierro de Yaurilla: Cuerpo Ingenieros Minas Peru Bol. 130, 

p. 33-35. 

del Valle de Lersundi, A., 1942, Preliminary studies necessary for 

making a depth survey of the iron ore beds ofVizcaya: Inst. Geol. 

Min. Espana, Notas y Comun. num. 10, p. 3-10. 

DeMille, J. B. 1 1949, Canada's future brightens as producer of iron 

ore: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 150, no. 4, p. 90. 

de Moraes, L. J., Dorr, J. V. N., 2d; Guild, P. W.; de Miranda 

Barbosa, A. L.; Iglesias, Dolores; and Meneghezzi, M. L.; 

1953, Jasigos de ferro do Brasil: Brasil, Div. Geologia e Mineralogia Bol. 144, 66 p. 

Dempsey, W. J., 1951, Preliminary aeromagnetic map of the Iron 

Springs district, Utah: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file ma:p. 

__ 1951, Preliminary total-intensity aeromagnetic maps of three 

Arkansas quadrangles-Bald Knob, Pleasant Plains, and Cave City: 

U. S. Geol. Survey open-file maps. 

__ 1951, Preliminary total-intensity aeromagnetic maps of three 

Arkansas quadrangles-Newport, Augusta, and Strawberry: U.S. 

Geol. Survey open-file maps. 

Derbikov, I. B., 1935, (Teoysko-Tuzukhsinsky iron ore district of 

Kuznetsk Alatau): Material'y geologiya Zapadno-sibirsk. kraya, 

vyp. (Rec. Geology West-Siberian Region, :no.) 26, p. 3-111, 

Tomsk. [Russian, English summary. ] 

Derviz, V. M., 1936, Sur la genese du gisement de magnetite de 

Gora-Blagodat dans l'Oural du nord: Akad. nauk SSSR Doklady,. 

nov. ser., tom 2, vyp. 7, p. 279-282. 

__ 1938, The deposits of magnetite on the Blagodat mountain (Urals): 

Akad. naukSSSR, Petrog. inst. Trudy, vyp. 12, p. 5-44. [Russian, 

English summary. ] 

DeSollar, T. C., 1943, Iron mining in the Birmingham district, Ala: 

Mines Mag., v. 33, no. 11, p. 603-605, 610, 628-629. 

DeVaney, F. D., and Cooke, S. R. B., 1930, Laboratoryconcentration 

of the Missouri iron ores of Iron Mountain and Pilot Knob: Mo. 

Univ. School Mines and Metallurgy Bull., Tech. ser., v. 11, no. 3, 38 p. 
234 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

609 Devereux, W. B., 1884, Notes on iron ore deposits in Pitkin County, 

Colo.: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 12, p. 638-641. 

610 Deverin, Louis, 1945, Etude petrographique des minerais de fer 

oolithiques du dogger des Alpes suisses: Beitr. Geologie Schweiz, 

Geotech. Ser., Lief. 13, Band 2, 115 p. 

611 __ 1948, Oolithes ferrugineuses des Alpes et du Jura: Schweizerische mineralog. petrog. Mitt., Band 28, Heft 1, p. 95-101. 

[ French, German summary. ] 

612 DeVilliers, J. E., 1945, The origin of the iron andmaganese deposits 

in the Postmasburg and Thabazimbi areas, Cape Colony: Geol. 

Soc. South Africa Trans., v. 47, p. 123-135. 

613 Dewees, J. H., 1878, Reportofprogress in the Juniata district on the 

fossil iron ore beds of middle Pennsylvania, with a report on the 

Anglewick Valley and East Broad Top district, by C. A. Ashburner: 

Pa. Geol. Survey, 2d Rept. of Progress, F, 305 p. 

614 Dewey, F. P., 1882, The Rich Hill iron ores, Va.: Am. Inst. Min. 

Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 10, p. 77-80. 

615 __ 1884, Some Canadian iron ores: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. 

Trans., v. 12, p. 192-204. 

616 De Wijkerslooth, P., 1930, The mineralization ofthe Tuscan Mountains 

in connection with their tectonic evolution: K. Akad. Wetensch. 

Amsterdam Proc. 33, no. 5, p. 557-564. 

617 __ 1941, Einige neue Daten uber die Genese und das Alter der 

Eisenerzvorkommen von Divrik (Vilayet Sivas, Turkei): Maden 

Tetklk Arama [Ankara], sene 6, sayi 3/24, p. 301-319. 

[Turkish and German.] 

618 De Ysassi, Victor, 1916, The iron mines of theSierraMeneradistrict 

of Spain: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 53, p. 238-242. 

619 Dickey., R. M., 19 38, Present trends in studies of Michigan Huronian: 

Mich. Acad. Science Papers 1937, v. 23, p. 419-426. 

620 Diegnan, C. F., 1942, IroninNewJersey: RocksandMinerals, no. 17, 

p. 316-325. 

621 Diemer, R. A., 1941, Titaniferous magnetite deposits of the Laramie 

Range, Wyo.: Wyo. Geol. Survey Bull. 31, 23 p. 

622 Dietz, C. S., 1929, Developed and undeveloped mineral resources of 

Wyoming: Wyo. Geol. Survey Bull. 21, p. 11-14. 

623 *Diller, J. S., 1903, Iron ores of the Redding quadrangle, California: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 213, p-. 219-220. 

624 *-- 1905, So-called iron ore near Portland, Oreg.: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Bull. 260, p. 343-347. 

625 *-- 1916, Chromic iron ore: Chromic iron ore in North America: 

U. S. Geol.. Survey Min. Res. U. S., 1914, pt. Ia, p. 5-15. 

626 D'Invilliers, E. V., 1883, The geology of the South Mountain belt of 

Berks County: Pa. Geol. Survey, 2d, Rept. of Progress .D3, v~ 2, pt. 1, 441 p. 

627 __ 1884, The brown hematite (limonite) ores of the Siluro-Cambrian 

limestone, No. II, of Centre County, Pa.: Eng. Club Philadelphia 

Proc., v. 4, p. 209-222. 

628 __ 1884, The geology of Centre County: Pa. Geol. Survey ,_2d, Rept. 

of Progress ~, 464 p. 

629 __ 1885, Nittany valley ores (Huntingdon County): Pa. Geol. Survey, 2d, Rept. of Progress T3 ; p. 443-450 
Index 

No. 

630 

631 

632 

633 

634 

635 

636 

637 

638 

639 

640 

641 

642 

643 

644 

645 

646 

647 

648 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 235 

D'Invilliers, E. V., 1886, The Cornwall iron ore mines, Lebanon 

County, Pa.: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 14, 

p. 873-904. 

__ 1887, Report on the iron ore mines and limestone quarries of 

the Cumberland-Lebanon Valley: Pa. Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. 

1886, pt. 4, p. '1409-1567. 

__ 1891, Report on the geology of the four Counties, Union, Snyder, 

Mifflin, and Juniata: Pa. Geol. Survey, 2d, Rept. of Progress F 3 , 

420 p. 

__ 189 2, Geological and chemical report on a portion of the Virginia 

and Tennessee Coal and Iron Company's property, Wise County, 

va.: 67 p. 

Dixon, E. E. L., and Smith, Bernard, 1928, TheoriginofCumberland 

hematite: Great Britain Geol. Survey Summary Progress 1927, 

pt. 2, p. 23-36. 

Doak, S. E., 1921, The Oriskany iron ores of Virginia: Eng. Min. 

Jour., v. 111, no. 9, p. 386-387. 

Dobrokhotov, M. N., 1932, The Kukhtur limonite deposits in south 

Ural: Vses. geol. -razved. uprav. Izv. 51, vyp. 85, p. 1301-1323. 

[Russian, English summary. ] 

__ 1936, The Malyi-Khingan iron ore district, U.S.S.R.: Tsentral'. 

nauch. -issled. geol. -razved. inst. Trudy, vyp. 84, 44 p. l Russian, English summary.] 

Doctorovitch-Grebnitski, S. A., 1931, Description ofthe iron deposits 

ofNikolaevski works, governmentofirkutsk: Glav. geol. -razved. 

uprav. Trudy, vyp. 33, 114 p. [Russian, English summary.] 

*Dorr, J. V. N., 2d, 1945, Manganese and iron deposits of Morro do 

Urucum, Mate Grosso, Brazil: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 946-A, 

47 p. 

__ 1950, How much iron ·ore in Brazil?: Iron Age, v. 166, no. 7, 

p. 81-84; no. 8, p. 79-82. 

__ 1954, Comments on the iron deposits of the Congonhas district, 

Minas Gerais, Brazil: Econ. Geology, v. 49, no. 6, p. 659-662. 

Dougherty, E. Y., 1927, Magnetite deposits of Madera County, Calif.: 

Eng. Min. Jour., v. 123, no. 19, p. 765-770; v. 124, no. 8, 

p. 301. 

Douglas, G. V., 1944, Iron deposit, Manchester: Nova Scotia Dept. 

Mines Ann. Rept., 1943, p. 125-126. 

__ 1944, Mineral deposits in Gabarus area: Nova Scotia Dept. Mines 

Ann. Rept. Mines, 1943, p. 133-139. 

Dow, D. H.,. Larrabee, D. M., and Clabaugh, S. E., 1945, Mineral 

resources of the Missouri Valley region: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Missouri Basin Studies, no. 1, pt. 1, Metallic mineral resources. 

40c. 

Drake, N. F., 1914, Economic geology of the Waynesboro quadrangle: 

Tenn. Geol. Survey Res. Tenn., v. 4, p. 99-120. 

Dreyer, R. M., 1947, Magnetic survey of southeastern Crawford 

County, Kans.: Kans. State Geol. Survey Bull. 70, pt. 5, p. 107-

115. 

Drolet, Jean-Paul, 1954, Miningdevelopment and engineering in Quebec: Eng. Jour.,_v. 37, no. 7, p. 809-819. 
236 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBliTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

649 buoey~ v;·s~·, and Karuna.ka.i'an, C., 1943, The iron ore deposits of 

Kanjamalai Hill, Salem district, Madras, India: Geol. Min. 

Metall. Soc. India Quart. Jour., v. 15, no. 1, p. 3-19. 

650 Duffell, S., and McTaggart, K. C., 1947, Second preliminary map, 

Ashcroft, B. C. (map and descriptive notes): Canada Geol. Survey Paper 47-10, 8 p. 

651 Dulieux, Emile, 1912, The magnetic sands of the north shore of the 

Gulf of St. Lawrence: Quebec Mines Branch, Rept. Min. Operations 1911, p. 135-159. 

652 __ 1912, Preliminary report on some iron deposits on the north 

shore ofthe River and Gulf of St. Lawrence: Quebec Mines Branch, 

Rept. Min. Operations 1911, p. 71-134. 

653 __ 1913, The iron resources of the Province of Quebec: Canadian 

Min. Inst. Trans., v. 16, p. 351-370. 

654 __ 1913, Preliminary report on some iron ore deposits in the Province of Quebec: Quebec Mines Branch, Rept. Min. Operations 

1912, p. 65-130.· 

655 Dumb1e, E. T., 1888, Notes on the iron ore deposits of eastern Texa.S: 

Geol. and Sci. Bull., v. 1, no. 5, p. 1. 

656 __ 1891, A general descriptionofthe iron ore district of east Texas: 

Tex. Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. 2, p. 7-31. 

657 __ 1891, The iron ore district of east Texas; Anderson County; 

Houston County: Tex. Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. 2, p. 303-326. 

658 Dunham, K. C., and Rose, W. C. C., 1941, Iron ore field of South 

Cumberland and Furness: Geol. Survey Great Britain War-time 

Pamph. 16. 

659 Dunn, J. A., 1935, The origin of iron ores inSinghbhum, India: Econ. 

Geology, v. 30, no. 6, p. 643-654. 

660 __ 19 37, The mineral deposits of eastern Singhbhum and surrounding 

areas: Geol. Survey India Mem. 69, pt. 1, 279 p. 

661 __ 1941, The origin of banded hematite ores in India: Econ. Geology, v. 36, no. 4, p. 355-370. 

662 __ 1942, Banded hematite ores: Econ. Geology, v. 37, no. 5, 

p. 426-430. 

663 __ 1953, Banded hematite quartzites: Econ. Geology, v. 48, no. 1, 

p. 58-62. . 

664 Du Preez, J. w., 1945, The structural geology of the area east of 

Thabazimbi and the genesis of the associated iron ores: Stellenbosch Univ. Annals, v. 22, sec. A, p. 263-360. 

665 Dupuy, L. W., and Ballinger, H. J., 1949, Filled-sink irondeposits 

in Crawford, Dent, Franklin, and Texas Counties, Mo.: U. S. 

Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4452, 23 p. 

666 Durrell, Cordell, and Proctor, P. D., 1948, Iron-ore deposits near 

Lake Hawley and Spencer Lakes, Sierra County, Calif.: Calif. 

Div. Mines Bull. 129, pt. L, p. 165-192. 

667 Durrell, W. H., 1954, Development of Quebec-Labrador iron ore 

deposits; transportation is major factor: Min. Eng., v. 6, no. 4, 

p. 387·-390. 

668 Dutton, C. E., 1942, Economic geology of a part of the Menominee 

range: Mich. Geol. Survey Progress Rept. 9, 27 p. 

669 __ 1949, Geology of the central part of the Iron River district, 

Iron County, Mich.: U. S. Geol. Survey Circ. 43, 9 p. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 237 

-670 Dutton, C. E. , 19 50, Progress 'of geologic work in Iron and Dickinson 

Counties, Mich.: U. S. Geol. Survey Circ. 84, 7 p. 

671 __ 1951, Geology of the northern part of the Iron River district, 

Iron County, Mich~: U. S. ·Geol. Survey Circ. 120, 12 p. 

672 __ 1952, Memorandum on iron deposits in the United States of 

America in Blonde!, F. M., and Marvier, L., eds., Symposium 

sur les gisements de fer du monde: Cong. Geol. internat. , 

19e sess. ~ Alger, 1952, Tome 1, p. 371-411. 

673 1955, Iron ore deposits of North America and the West Indies, --in Survey of world iron ore resources-Occurrence, appraisal 

and use: United NationsPub. 1954.II.D.5, NewYork, p.179-208. 

674 Dutton, C. E., and Carr, M. S., 1947, Iron-ore deposits of western 

United States: U. S. Geol. Survey Strategic Minerals Inv. Prelim. 

Rept. 3-212. 35c. 

675 *Dutton, C. E., Park, C. F., Jr., and Balsley, J. R., 1945, General 

character and succession of tentative divisions in the stratigraphy 

of the Mineral Hills district, Iron River, Iron County, Mich.: 

U. S. Gebl. Survey Strategic Minerals Inv. Prelim. Rept. 3-171, 

4 p., 15 maps. 

6?6 Duval, A., 1904, Los yacimientos de fierro de Tambo Grande: Cuerpo 

Ingenieros Minas Peru ~ol., no. 8, p. 33-37. 

6?7 Dyer, W. S., 1934, Geology of the Pashkokogan-Misehkow area: Ontario Dept. Mines 42d Ann. Rept., v. 42, pt. 6, 1933, p. 1-20. 

6?8 *Ealdn, H. M., 1915, Iron-ore deposits near Nome: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 622-I, p. 361-365. 

6?9 Earle, R. B., 1914, The genesis of certain Paleozoic interbedded iron 

ore deposits: N. Y. Acad. Sci. Annals, v. 24, p. 115-170. 

6!30 Eaton, Lucien, 1928, Notes on some iron mines of Russia: Lake Superior Min. Inst. Proc., v. 26, p. 271-278. 

6!31 __ 19 29, Mining soft hematite at Mine no. 2 ofthe Marquette range, 

Mich.: U.S. Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 6179, 15 p. 

6132 *-- 1929, Mining soft hematite by open stopes at Mine no. 1, Menominee range, Mich: U.S. Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 6180, 10 p. 

683 Eaton, Lucien, 1931, Iron mining in Cumberland, 'England: Eng. 

Min. Jour., v. 132, no. 10, p. 455-458. 

684 · 1941, The iron ore deposits at Marcona and their development 

--and transport; the iron ore deposit at Yaurilla, in The establishment of an iron and steel industry in Peru: New York, H. A. Brassert and Co., App. A, 91 p. 

685 __ 1943, The brown ores of Cherokee County, !:.~. Report on iron 

ore and olivine deposits of the State of North Carolina suitable 

for industrial development and the possibilities of establishing 

industries within the State using these raw materials: New York, 

H. A. Brassert and Co., App. E, 13 p. 

686 __ 1943, Magnetite in Ashe County, in Report on iron ore and 

olivine deposits of the State of North Carolina suitable for industrial development and the possibilities of establishing industries 

within the State using these raw materials: New York, H. A. Brassert and Co., App. C, 66 p. 

687 Eberzin, A. G., 1933, Geological studies of the Kertch iron ore deposits: Vses. geol. -razved. ob'yedeneniya Trudy, vyp. 325, 

p. 129-167. [Russian, English summary.] 
238 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BffiLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

688 Eby, J. B., 1923, The geology and mineral resources of Wise County 

and the coal-bearing portion of Scott County, Va.: Va. Geol. Survey Bull. 24, 617 p. 

689 *Eckel, E. B., 1938, The brown iron ores of eastern Texas: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 902, 157 p. 

690 Eckel, E. B., and Purcell, P. E. M., 1935, The iron ores of east 

Texas: Tex. Univ. Bull. 3401, p. 482-503. 

691 Eckel, E. c., 1904, Brown hematite deposits of eastern New York and 

western New England: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 78, p. 432-434. 

692 __ 1905, The Clintonhematite: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 79, p. 897-898. 

693 *-- 1905, Iron and manganese ores of the United States: U.S. Geol. 

Survey Bull. 260, p. 317-320 .. 

694 * 1905, Iron ores of northeastern Texas: U. S. Geol. Survey 

--Bull. 260, p. 348-354. 

695 *-- 1905, Limonite deposits of eastern New York and western New 

England: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 260, p. 335-342. 

696 * 1906, The Clinton or red ores of northern Alabama: U. S. 

--Geol. SurveyBull. 285, p. 172-179. 

697 * 1906, The Oriskany and Clinton iron ores of Virginia: U. S. 

--Geol. Survey Bull. 285, p. 183-189. 

698 *-- 1907, Minerai paint ores of Lehigh Gap, Pa.: U.S. Geol. Survey Bull. 315, p. 435-437. 

699 1912, Iron ore reserves: Eng. Mag., v. 43, p. 665-674, 825-

--836; v. 44, p. 7-15. 

700 1913, Brown iron ores as cavity fillings: Eng. Min. Jour., --v. 96, p. 1-2. 

701 1914, Iron ores; their occurrence, valuation and control: New 

--York, McGraw-Hill Book Co., 430 p. 

702 __ 1920, Coal, iron, andwar: NewYork, HenryHoltandCo., 375 p. 

703 19 29, Iron ores of northwestern France: Eng. Min. Jour. , 

--v. 127, no. 10, p. 392-393. 

704 Eckel, E. C., Hunter, C. E., and Mattocks, P. w., 1938, Iron, 

chromite, and nickel resources of the Tennessee Valley region: 

TVA Geology Div. Bull. 10, 26 p. 

705 Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East Secretariat, 1952, 

Coal and iron resources of Asia and the Far East: Bangkok, 

U. N. Doc. ST/ECAFE/5, 155 p., maps, tables. 

706 Eddy, E. B., 1884, Porphyritic iron ore, Cumberland, R. I.: Random Notes on Natural History, v. 1, no. 4, p. 11-12. 

707 Edwards, A. B., 1936, The iron ores ofthe Middlebackranges, South 

Australia: Australasian Inst. Mining and Metallurgy Proc. 102, 

p. 155-207. 

708 Edwards, T., 1938, The mineral deposits of the U. S. S. R.: Min. 

Mag., v. 58, no. 5, p. 265-279; no. 6, p. 335-343. 

709 Efremov, N. E., 1938, (On the genesis of the iron ore deposits of the 

Kertch and the Taman peninsula): Sovetskaya geologiya, tom 8, 

vyp. 5, p. 74-91. [Russian, English summary. J 

710 Egenhoff, E. L., 1948, Bibliography of the iron-ore resources of 

California: Calif. Div. Mines Bull. 129, p. 269-300. 

711 Egleston, Thomas, 1880, The iron ores and coals on the line of Chesapeake and Ohio Railway: The Virginias, v. 1, no. 2, p. 24-25. 
In1lex 

No. 

71.2 

713 

714 

715 

716 

717 

718 

719 

'?21 

?22 

'723 

'724 

'725 

726 

. 727 

728 

729 

730 

731 

732 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 239 

Ehrmann, F. I 1953, Du role a.ctif et passif dU· Trias gypso-salin et 

mineralise dans la genese des gites metalliferes des terrains 

secondaires et tertiares de la Kabylie des Babers (Algerie), in 

La genese des g1tes de fer: Cong. geol. internat., 19e sess., 

Alger,1952, Comptes rendus, fasc. 10, p. 97-99. 

Einecke, Gustav, 1950, Die Eisenerzvorrate der Welt: Dusseldorf, 

Verlag Stahleisen, 418 p. 

Ellis, David, 1919, Iron bacteria: London, Methuen & Co., Ltd., 

179 p. 

Ells, R. W. 1 1908, The geology and mineral resources of New Brunswick: Ottawa, Canada Geol. Survey, 135 p. 

Elter, E. H., 1949, The'iron ore industry of Luxembourg: Mine and 

Quarry Eng., v. 15, no. 8, p. 237-243. 

Emmens, N. W., 1906, The Jones iron fields of New Mexico: Min. 

Mag., v. 13, p. 109-116. 

Emmons, Ebenezer, 1842, Geology of New York, Part 2, comprising 

the survey of the second geological district: Albany, N. Y. , 437 p. 

Emmons, R. C., and Thomson, Ellis, 1929, Preliminary report on 

Woman· River and Ridout map areas, Sudbury district, Ontario: 

Canada Geol. Survey Mem. 157, 30 p. 

*Emmons, w. H., 1910, Some ore deposits in Maine and the Milan 

mine, N. H.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 432, 62 p. 

*-- 1917, The enrichment of ore deposits: U.S. Geol. Survey Bull. 

625, 530 p. 

__ 1933, Recent progress in studies of supergene enrichment, in 

Ore Deposits of the Western United States (Lindgren Volume): 

New York, AID. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng., p. 386-392. 

Emmons 1 W. H. 1 and Grout, F. F. , 1943, Mineral resources of 

Minnesota: Minn. Geol. SurveyBull. 30, p. 29-30. 

Englebach, H., 1913, Les minerais de fer du Lac Superieur: Soc. 

i~dustrie min. [St. Etienne] Bull., 5th ser., v. 4, p. 329-370. 

Entwistle, L. P., 1944, Manganiferous iron-ore deposits near Silver 

City, N. Mex.: N.Mex. Bur. Mines and Min. Res. Bull. 19, 72p. 

__ 1948, Geology of the manganiferous iron ore deposits at Boston 

Hill, N. Mex.: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 148, 

p. 346-355; Tech. Pub. 1712, 10 p . 

Epprecht, W ., 1946, Die Eisen- und Manganerze des Gonzen: Beitr. 

Geologie Schweiz, Geotech. Ser., Lief. 24, 128 p. 

Erb, Ludwig, 1941, Die Eisenoolithischen Horizonte (ohne das Kellaway) im Jura des Oberrheintalgrabens und der angrenzenden 

Gebiete: Reichstelle Bodenf., Zweigstelle Wien Ber., Heft 3-4, 

p. 49-61 .. 

Erickson, A. W., 1948, Investigation of Tolstoi Mountain iron deposits, Kasaan Peninsula, Prince of Wales Island, southeastern 

Alaska: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4373, 5 p. 

Erselyuk, Muza.ffer, 1946, Iron and steel industries of Manchuria: 

Ind. Acad. Sci. Proc., v. 55, p. 78-82. 

__ 1947, IronandsteelindustryinJapan: Econ. Geography, v. 23, 

no. 2, p. 105-129. 

Espenshade, G. H., 1952, Manganese, iron, and barite deposits of 

the James River-Roanoke River district, Virginia: U.S. Geol. 

Survey Mineral Inv. map MF 5, scale.1:96, 000. 75c. 
240 

Index 

No. 

733 

734 

735 

736 

737 

738 

739 

740 

741 

742 

743 

744 

745 

746 

747 

748 

749 

750 

751 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES" 

Eszto, P., 1938, Metal mining in Hungary: Magyar kir. Joszef Nader 

mliszaki es gazdasagtudomanyi egyetem, A banya- es kohomernCSki 

osztruy Kozlemenyei 10, pt. 3, p. 347-358. [German, English 

summary.] 

Evans, A. M., 1947, Central Texas (Llano) iron deposits, Llano and 

Mason Counties, Tex.: U.S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4045, 16 p. 

Evans, A. M., and Soule, J. H., 1947, Ruskiron deposits, Cherokee 

County, Tex.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4115, 15 p. 

Evans, J. W., 1901, Preliminaryreportontheiron-ores of the neighborhood of Malvalli (Mysore): Mysore Geol. Dept. Rec., v. 1, 

p. 11-14. 

Evans, W. D., 1946, The geology and opencast mining of the Jurassic 

ironstones of Great Britain: Inst. Mining and Metallurgy Bull. 480, 

29 p. 

__ 1950, Thegeologyandopencastminingofthe Jurassic ironstones 

of Great Britain: Inst. Mining and Metallurgy Trans., v. 56, 

p. 291-339. 

Evrard, Pierre, 1947, Statistical relation between Ti02, Fe 20s, and 

FeO in rocks and ores during differentiation of a titaniferous magma (Adirondack Mountains, New York): Geol. Soc. America Bull. , 

v. 58, no. 3, p. 127-210. 

Eyssautier, L., 1952, L'Industrie miniere du Maroc (zone frangaise): 

Cong. geol. internat., 19e sess., Alger, 1952, Monographies 

regionales, 3e ser., Maroc no. 2, 184 p. 

Fabian, Rudolf, 1940, Beobachtungen und Erzen der Magneteisenlagerstatte Schmiedeberg im Riesengebirge: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, 

Jahrg. 48, Heft 1, p. 7-11. 

Fabrega, P., 1907, A study of the iron-ore deposits of Almeria: Min. 

Jour. [London J, v. 82, p. 5, 44-45, 78-79·, 114-115. 

Faessler, Carl,< 1945, Maisie area, Saguenay County (Que.): Quebec 

Dept. Mines Geol. Rept. 21, 15 p. 

__ 19 50, The Labradorpeninsula in time and space: Canadian Min. 

Jour., v. 71, no. 6, p. 47-50. 

Faessler, Carl, and Schwartz, G. M., 1941, Titaniferous magnetite 

deposits of Sept-lles, Quebec: Econ. Geology, v. _36, no. 7, 

p. 712-728. 

Fairburn, H. W., 1938, Geologyof the northernLong Lake area: Ontario Dept. Mines 46th Ann. Rept., 1939, v. 46, pt. 3, p. 1-22. 

Farrington, 0. C., 1904, Observations on the geology and geography 

of western Mexico, including an account of the Cerro Mercado: 

Field Columbian Mus. Pub. Geology Ser., v. 2, p. 197-228. 

Federal Trade Commission, 1952, Report on the control of iron ore, 

for the Antitrust Subcommittee of the Committee on the Judiciary: 

U. S. Govt. Printing Office, 157 p. 

Feeley, J. C., Jr., 1949, Reopening and developing a small red-ironore mine, Gadsden, Ala.: U.S. Bur. Mines.Inf. Circ. 7499, 28 p. 

Fehlmann, H., 1932, Die schweizerische Eisenerzeugung, ihre Geschichte und wirtschaftliche Bedeutung; Die Eisen- und Manganerze 

der Schweiz: Beitr. Geologie Schweiz, Geotech. Ser., Lief. 13, 

Band 3, 255 p., Bern. 

Feld, I. L., Coe, G. D., and Coghill, W. H., 1946, Rapid specificgravity method for estimating the iron content of Birmingham, 

Ala., red ores: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 3838 1 6 p. 
Indrex 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 241 

752 Fernandez Concha, Jaime, 1952, Sobre el origen de algunos dep6sitos 

. de fierro en el Peru: Miner:la [Lima), ano 1, no. 1, p. 20-23. 

753 Fernandez Concha, Jaime, Peterson, illrich, and Bellido, J. E., 

1950, Yacimiento de fierro de la Marcona: Soc. Ingenieros Peru 

Inf. y Mem., v. 51, no. 11, p. 654-661. 

754 Fettke, C. R., 1912, Limonite deposits of Staten Island, N. Y.: Columbia Univ. School Mines Quart., v. 33, p. 382-391. 

75!5 __ 1924, The geology of the Humacao district, Porto Rico, in!N. Y. 

Acad. Sci. , Scientific Survey of Porto Rico and the Virgin 

Islands: v. 2, pt. 2, p. 117-197. 

756 __ 1924, MagnetitedepositsofeasternPorto Rico: Am. Inst. Min. 

Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 70, p. 1024-1042. 

757 Fettke, C. R., and Hubbard, Bela, 1918, The limonite deposits of 

Mayaguez Mesa, Porto Rico: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Bull., 

v. 135, p. 661-676; Trans., v. 61, p. 97-112, 1920. 

7E,8 Fiege, Kurt, 1950, Die Raseneisenerze Schleswig-Holsteins: Neues 

Jahrb. Mineralogie, Monatsh., Heft 9-10, p. 219-237. 

7f)9 Filatov, K. S., 1931, [The Telbess iron ore-bearing area; the small 

deposits J: Zapadno-sibirsk. ot'del. Geol. kom. Izv. 11, vyp. 1, 

p. 114-188, Tomsk. [Russian, English summary.] 

760 __ 1932, [Iron ores of the Chakassk-Minusinsk region]: Zapadnosibirsk. geol. -razved. trest Vestnik 1932, vjp. 2, p. 14-Gb, 

[Russian.] 

761 Finucane, K. J., 1939, The iron deposits of Yampi Sound, Western 

Australia: Aerial Geol. Geophys. Survey Northern Australia 

Rept. Western Australia, no. 50, 16 p. 

762 Finucane, K. J., and Telford, R. J., 19 39, The Ellarine Hills and 

Andover iron deposits, Pilbara goldfield: Aerial Geol. Geophys. 

SurveyNorthernAustralia Rept. Western Australia, no. 56, 4 p. 

?63 Fircks, F., 1906, Ueber einige Erzlagerstatten der Provinz Almeria 

in Spanien: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 14, p. 142-150, 

233-236. 

?64 Fischer, Georg, 1929, UeberGenese und zukiinstigeAbbaumoglichkeit 

der mitteldevonischen . Roteisenerze der Gegend von Brilon: 

Preussische Geol. Landesanst., Archiv Lagerstattenf., Heft 43, 

29 p. 

765 Fischer, R. P., 1947, Map showing metallic mineral deposits of 

South Dakota: U.S. Geol. Survey Missouri Basin Studies, no. 13. 

25c. 

766 Fischer, R. P., Burbank, Wilbur, Cannon, H. L., and others, 1946, 

Map showing mineral deposits of Colorado: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Missouri Basin Studies, no. 8. 30c. 

767 Fischer, R. P., and others, 1947, Map showing metallic mineral deposits of Wyoming: U. S. Geol. Survey Missouri Basin Studies, no. 17. 20c. · · 

768 Fitzhugh, E. F., Jr., 1952, Bomi Hill-Liberia Mining Company's 

new high grade iron ore mine: Skillings' Min. Rev., v. 41, no. 2, 

p. 1, 4. 

769 Fix, G. F., 1938, Mineral resources of Indiana; Series 1, Iron: Ind. 

Dept. Conserv., Div. Geology, 3 p. 

770 Fleming, C. A., 1946, Magnetic ironsand-ores west of Wanganui: 

New Zealand Jour. Sci. and Technology, v. 27, no. 5, p. 347-365. 
242 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

771 Fleming, C. A., 1953, The geology of the Wanganui subdivision: New 

Zealand Geol. Survey Bull. 52, p. 306-310. 

772 Fleming, H. S. 1 1887, General description of the ores used in the 

Chattanooga district: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 15, 

p. 757-761. 

773 Flint, N. K., 1951, Geology of Perry County, Ohio: Ohio Geol. Survey, 4th ser., Bull. 48, p. 128-129. 

774 Flores, Teodoro, 1933, Yacimientos minerales de la Republica Mexicana: Inst. Geolog:la Mexico Fol. Divulgacion,no. 38, 87 p. 

775 __ 1950, Geologic and structural environment of the iron ore deposits of Mexico: Econ. Geology, v. 45, no. 2, p. 105-126. 

776 1951, Geologia, genesis y condiciones estructurales de los 

--yacimientos de fierro de Mexico: Inst. Nac. Inv. Recursos Min. 

LMexico] Bol. 29, 30 p. 

777 Fluhr, R., 1908, Die Eisenerzlagerstatten Wiirtembergs und ihre 

volkswirthschaftliche Bedeutung: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, 

Jahrg. 16, p. 1-23. 

778 Flyrm, A. E., 1943, Iron deposit at Nictaux South (N. S. ): Nova 

Scotia Dept. Mines Ann. Rept., 1942, p. 94-96. 

779 Foerste, A. F., 1891, On the Clinton oolitic iron ores: Am. Jour. 

Sci., 3d ser., v. 41, p. 28-29. 

780 Foldvari, Aladar, 1948, Montangeologische Aufnahme des Vasberges 

von Kassa und der Kassaer Havas: Magyar allami Feldt. Intezet 

Evi Jelentese 1939-40, pt. 2, p. 843-859. [Hungarian and German.] 

781 Foose, R. M. 1 1942, Geological history of mineral resources of Lancaster County, Pa.: Pa. Dept. Internal Affairs Monthly Bull., 

v. 10, no. 6, p. 3-10. 

782 __ 1944, Geology and mineral resources in war: Pa. Dept. Internal 

Affairs Monthly Bull., v. 12, no. 7, p. 12-15; pt. 2, no. 8, 

p. 20-24. 

783 __ 1945, Iron-manganese ore deposit at White Rocks, Cumberland 

County, Pa.: Pa. Geol. Survey, 4th ser., Bull. M-26, 35 p. 

784 __ 1945, Iron ores of the Cumberland Valley and their future: Pa. 

Dept. Internal Affairs Monthly Bull., v. 13, no. 5, p. 3-13. 

785 __ 1953, Origine des gisements de minerai de fer le long de la 

partie la plus ancienne des Monts Apalaches en Pennsylvanie, in 

La genese des gltes de fer: Cong. geol. internat., 19e sess., 

Alger, 1952, Comptes rendus, fasc. 10, p. 65-7'7. 

786 Fordham, W. H., 1928, Amagneticresurveyof part of the Northamptonshire iron field: Min. Mag., v. 39, no. 1, p. 18-25. 

787 Foshag, W. F., 1929, Mineralogy and geology of Cerro Mercado, 

Durango, Mexico: U. S. Natl. Mus. Proc., v. 74, no. 23, 27 p. 

788 Foslie, Steinar, 1949, The Hafjell syncline in Ofoten and its sedimentary iron-manganese ores: Norges Geol. Undersokelse, nr. 174, 

129 p. [Norwegian, English summary. ] · 

789 Foster, J. W., and Kimball, J. P. 1 1865, Geology and metallurgy of the 

iron ores of Lake Superior: NewYork, Iron Cliffs Company, 98 p. 

790 Foster, J. W., and Whitney, J.D., 1851, Report on the geology of 

th.e Lake Superior land district; Part 2, The iron region, together 

With the general geology: U. S. 32d Cong., Special sess., Senate 

Exec. Doc. 4, 406 p •. 
Index 

No. 

791 

794 

795 

796 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 243 

Fotheringham, M. S., 1952, Steep Rock's huge reserves an ace for 

Canada's future: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 153, no. 4, p. 82-86. 

Fowler~Lunn, Katherine, 1933, Hematite iron ores of Sierra Leone, 

West Africa: Econ. Geology, v. 28, no. 1, p. 59-67; reprinted 

in Min. Jour. [London], v. 184, no. 5135, p. 52-53, 1934. 

Frankel, J. J., and Grainger, G. w., 1941, Notes on Bushveld 

titaniferous iron ore: South African Jour. Sci., v. 37, p. 101-

110. 

Frasche, D. F., 1941, Origin of the Surigao iron ores: Econ. Geology, v. 36, no. 2, p. 280-305. 

Fraser, H. J., and Newberry, A. W., 1946, Current iron and steel 

situation in Brazil: Pan. Am. Inst. Min. Eng. and Geology, 

U. S. Sec., Tech. Paper 3, 19 p. 

Frazer, Persifor, Jr., 1875, Origin of the Lower Silurian limonites 

of York and Adams Counties, Pa.: Am. Philos. Soc. Proc., 

v. 14, p. 364-370. 

__ 1877, A study of the specular and magnetic iron ores of the new 

red sandstone in York County, Pa.: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. 

Trans., v. 5, p. 132-143. 

798 __ 1878, Missing ores of iron: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. 

Trans., v. 6, p. 531-541. 

799 __ 1883, The iron ores of the middle James River, Va.: Am. Inst. 

Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 11, p. 201-216. 

800 __ 1884, Certainsilver and iron mines in the States of Nuevo Leon 

and Coahuila, Mex.: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 12, 

p. 537-569. 

801 Frechette, Howells, 1911, Investigation of iron ore deposits at Torbrook, Annapolis County, N. S.: Canada Mines Branch Summary 

Rept., 1910, p. 87-92. · 

802 __ 1912, Westernportionof Torbrook iron or~ deposits, Annapolis 

County, N. S.: Canada Mines Branch Bull. 7, 13 p. 

803 Freise, F., 1907, Zur Entwicklungsgeschichte des Erzbergbaues in 

den deutschen Rheinlanden, von der Wiederaufnahme des Bergbaues 

nach der Volkerwanderung bis zum Dreissigjiihrigen Kriege: 

Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 15, p. 1-19. 

804 Frey, Eugene, 1946, Exploration of Iron Mountain titaniferous magnetite deposits, Albany County, Wyo.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. 

Inv. 3968, 37 p. 

805 *-- 1946, Exploration of the Shanton iron ore property, Albany 

County, Wyo.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 3918, 5 p. 

806 __ 1947, Good Fortune iron mine, Platte County, Wyo.: U.S. 

Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4089, 7 p. 

807 __ 1947, Hartville iron district, Platte County, Wyo.: U. S. Bur. 

Mines Rept. Inv. 4086, 3 p. 

808 Freyberg, Bruno, 1940, Der Werdegang der Kreide-Erzbecken von 

Auerbach/Oberpfalz: Deutsche,Geol. Gesell. Zeitschr., Band 92, 

Heft 7-8, p. 400-416. 

809 __ l951, Zur Stratigraphie und Fazieskunde des Doggersandsteins 

und seiner Floze: Geologica Bavarica, no. 9, 108 p. 

810 Friedensburg, Ferdinand, 1939, Kohle, Eisen und Bauxit in Jugoslawien: Gliickauf, Jahrg. 75, Hefte 46, 47, p. 897-903, 913-919. 
244 

Index 

No. 

811 

812 

813 

814 

815 

816· 

817 

818 

819 

820 

821 

822 

823 

824 

. 825 

826 

827 

828 

829 

830 

831 

832 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Friz, W., 1905, Die nutzbaren Lagerstatten im Gebiete der mittleren 

sibirischen Eisenbahnlinie: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, v. 13, 

p. 55-65. 

Freehling, Henry, 1884, Analysis of James River iron ores: The 

Virginias, v. 5, no. 3, p. 52. 

*Fuller, M. L., 1914, The geology of Long Island, N. Y.: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Prof. Paper 82, 231-·p. 

Fulton, John, 1888, Mode of deposition of the iron ores of the Menominee range, Mich.; Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., 

v. 16, p. 525-535. 

Furcron, A. S., 1935, James River iron and marble belt, Va.: Va. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 39, 124 p. 

Gage, J. R., 1873, On the occurrence of iron ores in Missouri: Acad. 

Sci. St. Louis Trans., v. 3, p. 181-192. 

Gage, M., 1940, The geology of the iron ores of the Collingwood district, northwest Nelson: New Zealand Jour. Sci. and Technology, 

v. 21, no. 6B, p. 304B-313B. 

Galbreath, F. W. , 19 37, A microscopic study of goethite and hematite in the brown iron ores of east Texas: Am. Mineralogist, 

v. 22, no. 10, p. 1007-1015. 

·Gallagher, David, 19 37, ·Origin of the magnetite deposits at Lyon 

Mountain, N. Y.: N.Y. State Mus. Bull. 311, 85 p. 

Gang:ul:v. Hirenda Nath, 1937, Iron ores of India: Presidency Coil. 

[Calcutta]Geol. Inst. Jour., v. 1, no. 1, p. 23-31. 

Gardner, D. L., 1940, Geology of the Newberry and Ord Mmmtains, 

San Bernardino County, Calif.: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, 

v. 36, Chap. 3, p. 257-292. 

Gardner, J. H., 1912, Preliminary report on the economic geology 

of theHartfordquadrangle: Ky. Geol. SurveyBull. 20, p. 1-25. 

Gardner, J. T., 1875, Report upon the southern coal and iron fields 

of ColoradC? Territory: Colorado Springs, Colo., 23 p. 

Garkovetz, V. G., 1946, On the genesis of the Abail iron-ore deposit: 

Akad. nauk SSSR, Doklady, tom 54, vyp. 4, p. 337-338. 

Garrison, F. L., 1904, The genesis of limonite ores in the Appalachians: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 78, p. 470-471. 

__ 1904, The iron ores of Shady Valley, Tenn.: Eng. Min. Jour., 

v. 78, p. 590-592. 

Gavala, J., 1952, Nota sobre los criaderos de hierro del Sahara 

espafiol: Inst.Geol.Min. EspaiiaNotas y comun., no. 27, p. 3-59. - _i 

Geehan,- R~ W. , 1949, Investigation of the Dayton iron deposit, Lyon and 

Storey Counties, Nev.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4561, 34 p. 

Geijer, Per, 1915, Some problems in iron-or~ geology in Sweden and 

in America: Econ. Geology, v. 10, p. 299-329. 

__ 1925, Eulysitic iron ores in northern Sweden: Sveriges Geol. 

Unders., Ser. C, nr. 324; Arsbok 17, nr. 5, p. 1-15. 

__ 1929, Geology of the iron ore fields at Masugnsbyn: Sveriges 

Geol. Unders., Ser. C, nr. 351; Arsbok 22, nr. 1, p. 1-39. 

[Swedish, English summary. ] 

_. __ 1930, Geologyofthe Gillivare, Sweden, iron.ore field: Sveriges 

Geol. Unders., Ser. Ca, nr. 22, 115 p. [Swedish, English summary.] 
Index 

No. 

833 

834 

835 

836 

837 

838 

839 

840 

841 

842 

843 

844 

845 

846 

847 

848 

849 

850 

851 

852 

853 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 245 

Geijer, Per, 1931, Iron ores of the Kirnna type, geogr~phical distribution, geological characters, and origin: Sveriges Geol. Unders, 

Ser. C, nr. 367; Arsbok 24, nr. 4, 39 p. 

1931, Pre-Cambrian geology of the iron-bearing region Kirnna: 

--Sveriges Geol. Unders., Ser. C, nr. 366; Arsbok 24,_ nr. 3, 

p. 1-225. [Swedish, English summary.] 

__ 1931, Supergene martite, editorial: Econ. Geology, v. 26, 

p. 437-439. 

__ 1936, Geology and ore deposits of Norberg, Sweden: Sveriges 

Geol. Unders., Ser. Ca, nr. 24, 162 p. [Swedish_,· English summary.] 

__ 1938, Geology of Stripa iron ores: Sveriges Geol. Unders., 

Ser. Ca, nr. 28, 43 p. [Swedish, English summary.] 

_. __ 1943, Swedish geological investigations-the searchfor ore (iron) 

in Vasterbotten, Sweden: Teknisk tidskr. [Norkopping], 73, 

p. B73-B78. 

Geijer, Per, and Magnusson, N. H., 1926, The occurrence of "soft 

ores" in Swedis~ iron mines: Sveriges Geol. Unders., Ser. C, 

nr. 338; .Arsbok19, nr. 5, p. 1-53. [Swedish, English summary.] 

__ 1944, A survey of the iron ore resources of central Sweden: 

Jernkontorets annaler, v. 128, p. 379-403 [Swedish]; abs., Iron 

and Steel Inst. [London] Jour., v. 151, p. 39A, 1945 [English]. 

__ 1952, Geological history of the iron ores of central Sweden: Internat. Geol. Cong., 18th sess., London, 1948, Proc., pt. 13, 

. p. 84-89. 

Gella, Norbert, and .Bateman, H. B., 1929, Note on an electrical and 

magnetic investigation for magnetite ores, north Sweden: Inst. 

Mining and Metallurgy Bull. 295, 7 p. 

Gesner, William, 1876, On the coal and iron resources of Alabama: 

Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia Pr-oc., 1876, p. 163-165. 

Getz, A. J., 1941, Descriptions of individual limonite iron mines: 

Pa. Geol. Survey, 4th ser., Bull. C 39, p. 272-313. 

Gibson, A. M., 1893, Report on the geological structure of Murphrees 

Valley and its mineral and other materials of economic value: 

Ala. Geol. Survey, 132 p. 

Gigniac, A., 1934, Le bassin ferrifere de l'est de la France: Mines, 

carrieres, annee 13, no. 143, p. 5-8. 

Gilbert, Geoffrey, 1925, some magnetite-hematite relations: Econ. 

Geology, v. 20, no. 6, p~ 587-596. 

__ 1926, The significance of hematite in certain ore deposits: 

Econ. Geology, v. 21, no·. 6, p. 560-577. 

Gilbert, J. E., 1953, Northern Quebec, a new mining area. A study 

of the territory between Eastmain River and Ungava Bay: Quebec 

Dept. Mines., Geol. Rept. 56, 29 p. 

Gill, J. E., 1926, Gunflint iron-bearing formation, Ont.: Canada 

Geol. Survey Summary Rept. 1924, pt. C, p. 28-88. 

__ 1927, Origin of the Gunflint iron-bearing formation: Econ. 

Geology, v. 22, no. 7, p. 687-728. 

Gill, W. , 1897, The present position of the iron-ore industries of 

Biscay andSantander: IronandSteelinst. Jour., v. 50, p. 36-100. 

Gillette, Tracy, 1940, Geology of the Clyde and Sodus Bay quadrangles, 

N. Y.: N. Y. State Mus. Bull. 320, 179 p. 
246 

Index 

No. 

354 

855 

856 

857 

858 

859 

860 

861 

862 

863 

864 

865 

866 

867 

868 

869 

870 

871 

872 

873 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Gillette, Tracy, 1947, The Clinton of western and central New York: 

N. Y. State Mus. Bull. 341, 191 p. 

Gillies, D. B., 1950, Adirondack iron orefield still offers many challenges: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 151, no. 6, p. 84-87. 

Gillson, J. L., 1932, Genesis of the ilmenite deposits of St. Urbain, 

County Charlevoix, Quebec: Econ. Geology, v. 27, no. 6, 

p. 554-577. 

Gilpin, Edwin, 1877, The iron ores of Nova Scotia: New England 

Inst. Min. Eng. Trans., v. 26, p. 71-88. 

1886, The iron ores of Pictou County, N. S.: Am. Inst. Min. 

--Metal. Eng. Trans., v. 14, p. 54-63. 

1893, Notes on Nova Scotia iron ores: Min. Soc. Nova Scotia 

--Jour., v. 1, pt. 2, p. 8-14. 

1896, The iron ores ofNictaux, N. S.: NovaScotianinst. (Nat.) Sci. 

--Proc. and Trans., v. 9, p. 10-20. 

Gisolf, W. F., 19 28, On the origin of some iron ores and serpentine 

in the Dutch East Indies: Pan-Pacific Sci. Cong., 3d, Tokyo, 

1926, Proc., p. 1729-1732. 

*Glenn, William, 1896, Chromic iron, with reference to its occurrence 

in Canada: U. S. Geol. Survey Min. Res. U. S., 1895 (Ann. 

Rept. 17th, pt. 3), pt. d, p. 261-273. 

Glover, S. L., 1942, Mineral resources of the Wenatchee-EllensburgYakima region, Wash.: Wash. Div. Mines and Geology Rept. 

Inv. 3, 13 p. 

__ 1942, Washington iron ores, a summary report: Wash. Div. 

Mines and Geology Rept. Inv. 2, 23 p. 

Goar, I., and Lamare, P., 1935, Existence de minerais de fer oolithique dans le Devonien des Pyrenees navarraises: Cong. internat. 

mines, 7e sess., Paris, 1935, Comptes rendus, v. 1, p. 305-311. 

Goddard, E. N., 1936, The geology and ore deposits of the Tincup 

mining district, Gunnison County, Colo.: Colo. Sci. Soc. Proc., 

v. 13, no. 10, p. 551-595. 

Goddard, E. N., and Warner, L. A., 1944, Copper-bearing iron deposits of the Mt. Andrew-Mamie area, Kasaan Peninsula, Prince 

of Wales Island, southeastern Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Prelim. 

Rept., 29 p. 

*Goldich, S. S., and Bergquist, H~ R., 1947, Aluminous lateritic soil 

of the Sierra de Bahoruco area, DorhinicanRepublic, West Indies: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 953:..c,- p. 53-84. 

*-- 1948, Aluminous lateritic soil of the Republic of Haiti, West 

Indies: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 954-C, p. 63-111. 

Goldich, S. S., and Wedow, Helmuth, 1943, Preliminary report on 

the magnetic iron ores of western North Carolina and eastern 

Tennessee: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept. , 47 p. 

GonzaJ.ez Reyna, Jenaro, 1946, Criaderos minerales tipicos de Mexico: 

Com. Directive Inv. Rec. Min. Mexico, Guia del Explor. Minero, 

chap. 6, p. 143-167. 

__ 1946, La industria minera en el Estado de Chihuahua: Com. 

Directive Inv. Rec. Min. Mexico, Bol. 7, 152 p. 

Gooch, E. 0., 1954, Iron in Virginia: Va. Div. Geology, Min. Res. 

Circ. 1, 17 p. 
Inde:x 

No. 

874 

875 

876 

877 

878 

879 

880 

881 

882 

883 

884 

885 

886 

887 

888 

889 

890 

891 

892 

893 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 247 

Good, S. E., and Pettijohn, F. J. ,ltl49, Magnetic survey and geology 

of the Stager area, Iron County, Mich.: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Circ. 55, 4 p. 

Goodchild, J. G., 1903, The Scottish ores of iron: Edinburgh Geol. 

Soc. Trans., v. 8, p. 200-219. 

Goodchild, J. H., .1939, Iron ore on the Mediterranean seaboard: 

Min. Mag., v. 61, no. 6, p. 333-343. 

__ 1940, The growth of Jacutinga: Min. Mag., v. 63, no. 4, 

p. 184-193. 

1953, Banded iron formations, dynamical significance in trop-

--ical surroundings, in La genese des gites de fer: Cong. geol. 

internat., 19e sess., Alger 1952, Comptes rendus, fasc. 10, 

p. 35-37. 

Goodman, R. J., 1949, The future of iron mining on the Marquette 

Range, Marquette County, Mich.: Mich. Acad. Science Papers, 

v. 35, p. 189-195. 

Goodspeed, G. E., 1946, Preliminary report on iron-ore deposits 

adjacent to Belt Creek, Meagher County, Mont.: U. S. Geol. 

Surv~y open-file rept., 8 p. 

Goodspeed, G. E., and Fitzsimmons, P. J., 1946, Preliminary report 

on iron deposits of Running Wolf district, Judith Basin CoUJ?.tY, 

Mont.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept., 26 p. 

__ 1946, Preliminary report on iron-ore deposits adjacent to Yogo 

Peak, Judith Basin C9unty, Mont.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file 

rept., 11 p. 

__ 1946, Preliminary report on iron-ore deposits near White Sulfur 

Springs, Meagher County, Mont. : U. S. Geol. Survey open-file 

rept., 15 p. 

Goodwin, W. L., 1920, Titaniferous iron ores in Canada: Canadian 

Min. Inst. Trans., v. 22, p. 86-99. 

Goodwin, W. M., 1932, Hematite at Steep RockLake: Canadian Min. 

Jour., v. 53, no. 2, p. 68-69. 

1949, Labrador iron ore: Western Miner (and Oil Rev.), v. 22, --no. 5, p. 54-57. 

Gordon, C. H., 1913·, Types of iron-ore deposits in Tennessee: Tenn. 

Geol. Survey, Res. Tenn., v. 3, p. 84-95. 

Gordon, C. H., and Jarvis, R. P., 1912, Iron deposits in the Tuckahoe district, east Tennessee: Tenn. Geol. Survey, Res. Tenn., v. 2, p. 458-478. 

Gottis, Ch. I and Sainfeld, p. I 1952, Les gites metalliferes tunisiens: . 

Cong. geol. internat., 19e sess., Alger, 1952, Mon. regionales, 

s~h. 2, .Tunisia, no. 2, 104 p. 

Gould, C. N., 1910, Brief chapters on Oklahoma's minerals: Okla. 

qeol. Survey Bull. 6, p. 33-95, 

Gould, c. N., Hutchison, L. L., and Nelson, Gaylord, 1908, Preliminary report on the mineral resources of Oklahoma: Okla. Geol. 

Survey Bull. 1, 84 p. 

Graeber, C. K., and Foose, R. M., 1942, Iron ore; geology and mineral resources of the Brookville quadrangle: Pa. Geol. Survey, 

4th ser., Topog. and Geol. Atlas, no. 54, p. 123. 

*Graff, W. W., 1930, Mining practices, methods, and costs at Mine 

no. 5 of the Marquette range, Mich.: U. S. Bur. Mines Inf. 

Circ. 6380, 10 p; 
248 

Index 

No. 

CONTRffiUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

894 Granbery, J. H., 190o, Magnetite deposits and mining at Mineville, 

N.Y.: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 81, p. 890-893, 986-989, 1035-1038, 

1082-1084, 1130-1132, 1178-1179. 

895 Granigg, Bartel, 1937, Die Grundlagen der tlirkischen Eisenindustrie: 

Stahl u. Eisen, v. 57, no. 30, p. 833-838. 

896 Grant, U. S., 1898, Sketch of the geology of the eastern end of the 

Mesabi iron range in Minnesota: Minn. Univ. Engineers' Year 

Book, v. 6, p. 49-62. 

897 __ 1902, Lake Superior iron-ore deposits:· Am. Geologist, v. 29, 

p. 47-51. 

898 1904, Investigations on the Lake Superior iron-ore deposits: 

--Min. Mag., v.10, p. 175-183. 

899 *Grant, U.s., andHiggins, D. F., Jr., 1910, Reconnaissanceofthe 

geology and mineral resources of Prince William Sound, Alaska: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 443, 89 p. 

900 *-- 1909, Notes on geology and mineral prospects in the vicinity of 

Seward, Kenai Peninsula: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 379, p. 98-

107. 

901 *Grantham, R. M., and Soule, J. H., 1947, Jones iron deposit, Socorro 

County, N. Mex.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4010, 4 p. 

902 Gratac~p, L. P., 1899, Notes on the limonite beds on Ocean Terrace, 

Staten Island, N. Y.: Nat. Science Assoc. Staten Island Proc., 

v. 7, p. 28-29. 

903 Grawe, 0. R., 1945, Pyrite deposits of Missouri: Mo. Geol. Survey 

and Water Res. 2d ser., v. 30, 482 p. 

904 Great Britain Board of Trade, 1905, Iron ore deposits in foreign countries: Darling and Son, 293 p. 

905 Great Britain Ordnance Survey Office, 1935, Map of the iron ores of 

England and Wales: Southampton. 

906 Greene, J. D., 1948, There is plenty of iron: Steel ways, no. 14, 

p. 1-5. 

907 Gregory, J. W., 1907, Iron-ore deposits near Nirboo North, southern 

Gippsland: Geol. Survey Victoria Rec., v. 2, p. 14-16. 

908 __ 1911, The iron ore supplies of the world: Science Progress, 

v. 5, no. 19, p. 371-382. 

909 Gregory, Winifred, 1915, Bibliography of Minnesota mining and geology: Minn. School Mines Expt. Sta. Bull. 4, 157 p. 

910 __ 1920, Bibliography of Minnesota mining and geology: Minn. 

School Mines Expt. Sta. Bull. 8, 43 p. 

911 ·Grimsley, G. P., 1909, Iron ores, salt, and sandstones: W. Va. 

Geol. Survey, v. 4, 603 p. 

912 __ 1916, Detailed county report on Jefferson, Berkeley, and Morgan Counties: W. Va. Geol. Survey, 644 p. 

913 Grondijs, H. F., and Schouten, C., 1937, A study of the Mount Isa 

ores (Queensland, Australia): Econ. Geology, v. 32, no. 4, 

p. 407-450. 

914 Grosh, W. A., Pennington, J. W., and Wasson, P. A., 1953, Investigation of the Scal.lon-Todd Lease, Aitkin County, Minn.: U. s. 

Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4979, 24 p. 

915 Grout, F. F., 1919, The nature and origin of the Biwabik iron-bearing formation of the Mesabi range, Minn.: Econ. Geology, v. 14, 

no. 6, p. 452-464. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 249 

916 Grout, F. F., 1922, Origin of east Mesabi magnetic ores: Pan-Am. 

Geologist, v. 37, no. 4, p. 337-339. 

917 __ 1923, Magnetite pegmatites ofnorthe;rnMinnesota: Econ. Geology, v. 18, no. 3, p. 253-269. 

918 __ 1925, A magnetite segregation in banded syenite in Minnesota: 

Econ. Geology, v. 20, no. 5, p. 424-430. 

919 __ 1926, The geology and magnetite deposits of northern St. Louis 

County, Minn.: Minn. Geol. Survey Bull. 21, 220 p. 

920 1949-50, The titaniferous magnetites of Minnesota: Office of 

--the Commissioner of the Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation, 

117 p. 

9 21 Grout, F. F. , and Broderick, T. M., 1919, The magnetite deposits 

of the eastern Mesabi range, Minn. : Minn. Geol. Survey Bull. 17, 

58 p. . 

922 __ 1919, Organic structures in the Biwabik iron-bearing formation 

of the Huronian in Minnesota: Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser., v. 48, 

p. 199-205. 

923 Gruner, J. ·w., 1922, Organic matter and the origin of the Biwabik 

iron-bearingformationoftheMesabirange: Econ. Geology, v. 17, 

no. 6, p. 407-460. 

924 __ 1922, Paragenesis of the martite ore bodies and magnetites of 

the Mesabi range, Minn.: Econ. Geology, v. 17, no. 1, p. 1-14. 

925 1924, Contributions to the geology of the Mesabi range, with 

--special reference to the magnetites of the iron-bearing formation 

west of Mesabi: Minn. Geol. Survey Bull. 19, 71 p. 

926 __ 1926, Magnetite-martite-hematite: Econ. Geology, v. 21, 

no. 4, p. 375-393. 

9 27 __ 19 26, The Soudan formation and a new suggestion as to the origin 

oftheVermilion iron ores: Econ. Geology, v. 21, no. 7, p. 629-

644. 

928 1929, The identity and genesis of lodestone magnetite: Econ. 

--Geology, v. 24, no. 7, p. 771-775; discussion by M. C. Brandy, 

v. 25, no. 8, p. 871-875, 1930. 

9 29 __ 19 30, Hydrothermal oxidation and leaching experiments; their 

bearing on the origin of Lake Superior hematite-limonite ores: 

Econ. Geology, v. 25, p. 697-719; discussions by G. Tunell and 

Eugen Posnjak, v. 26, p. 337-343; J. W. Gruner, p. 442-445; 

and L. E. Dick, p. 783-786, 1931. 

930 __ 1932, Additional notes on secondary concentration of Lake 

Superior iron ores: Econ. Geology, v. 27, no. 2, p. 189-205; 

discussion by Stephen Royce, no. 5,_ p. 487-491; v. 28, no. 3, 

p. 293, 1933. 

931 __ 1934, Magnetite cementing certain ore conglomerates of the 

Mesabi range: Econ. Geology, v. 29, no. 8, p. 757-760. 

932 __ 1937, Hydrothermal leaching of iron ores of the Lake Superior 

type; a modified theory: Econ. Geology, v. 32, no. 2, p. 121-130; 

discussionsbyStephenRoyce, .no. 3, p. 389; C. 0. Swanson, no. 6, 

p. 855-857; and J. A. Dunn, no. 7, p. 976-977. 

933 __ 1941, Structural geology of the Knife Lake area of northeastern 

Minnesota: Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 52, no. 10, p. 1577-

1642. 
250 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

934 Gruner, J. W., 1946, The mineralogy and geology of the taconites 

and iron ores of the Mesabi range, Minnesota: St. Paul, Minn., 

Iron Range Res. and Rehabilitation Comm. and Minn. Geol. 

Survey, 127 p. 

935 1950, An appraisal of the iron-ore resources of the world-an 

--American est.ii:nate: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng., Blast Furnace, 

Coke Ovens, and Raw Materials Conf., April 10-12, Cincinnati, 

Ohio, 12 p.; Minn. Univ. Dept. Geol., 16 p. 

936 1954, A realistic look at taconite estimates: Min. Eng;, v. 6, 

--no. 3, p. 287-288. 

937 Guardiola, Ricardo, and De Sierra, Alfonso, 1925-28, Hierros de 

Almeria y Granada: Inst. Geol. Min. Espana Mem., tomo 5, 

pt. 1, 343 p.' 1925; pt. 2, 438 p.' 1926; pt. 3, 657 p.' 1928. 

9 38 Guild, F. N. , 19 34, Microscopic relations of magnetite, hematite, 

pyrite, andchalcopyrite: Econ. Geology, v. 29, no. 2, p. 107-120. 

939 Guild, P. W., 1953, Iron deposits of the Congonhas district,· Minas 

Gerais,, Brazil: Econ. Geology, v. 48, no. 8, p. 639-676. 

940 Guimaraes dos Santos, J. L., 1946, Sobre o interesse tecnico-industrial do jasigo de ferro de Vila Cova do Marao: Servi9o Fomento 

Mineiro [Portugal] Estudos, notas e trabalhos, v. 2, p. 175-224. 

941 __ 1953, Le gisement de fer de Guadramil: Servic;o Fomento 

Mineiro [Portugal] Estudos, notas e trabalhos, v. 8, p. 287-296. 

942 __ 1953, Gisement de fer de Guadramil, in La genese des gites de 

fer: Cong. geol. internat., 19e sess., Alger, 1952, Comptes 

rendus, fasc. 10, p. 133-141. 

943 Guimaraes dos Santos, J. L., and Cotelo Neiva, J. M., 1947, Vila 

Cova (Serra do Marao)-importante ja~igo de magnetite do Norte 

de Portugal: Servi~o Fomento Mineiro [Portugal] Estudos, notas 

e trabalhos, v. 3, p. 193-206. 

944 Gunning, H. C., 1943, Geology and mineral resources of British 

Columbia: Miner, v. 16, no. 6, p. 35-39; no. 7, p. 33-37. 

945 Gutsell, B. V., 1949, An introduction to the geography of Newfoundland: Canada Dept. Mines and Res. Inf. Ser. 1, The Bell Island 

Mines, p. 51-52. 

946 Gysin, Marcel, 1944, Les roches eruptives et les gisements metaliiferes des environs d'Esbiye (Anatolie); les gisements de fer et de 

plomb: Soc. physique et his to ire nat. Geneve Compte rendu, v. 61, 

no. 3, p. 277-282. 

947 Haberfelner, Erich, 1937, Die Geologie der Osterreichischen Eisenerzlagerstatten: Zeitschr. Berg- Hutten- u. SalinenwesenPreussischen Staate, Band 85, Heft 6, p. 226-240. 

948 Hadding, Assar, 19 33, Iron ore bearing sediments in Skania: Sveriges 

Geol. Unders., Ser. C, nr. 376, Arsbok 27, nr. 1, 31-p. [Swedish, English summary.] . 

949 Hadley, J. B., 1948, Iron-ore deposits in the eastern part of the Eagle 

Mountains, Riverside County, Calif.: Calif. Div. Mines Bull. 129, 

pt. A, p. 1-24. 

950 Hage, C. 0., 1944, Geology adjacent to the Alaska Highway between 

Fort St. John and Fort Nelson, British Columbia: Canada Geol. 

Survey Paper 44-30, 22 p. 

951 Hale, P. M., 1883, In the coal and iron counties of North Carolina; 

a compilation from the geological reports of Drs. Emmons and 

Kerr: Raleigh, N. C., 425 p. 
IncLex 

N<>. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ffiON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 251 

95~~ Hall, C. E., 1879, Laurentian magnetic iron ore deposits in northern 

New York: N. Y. State Mus. Ann. Rept. 32, p. 133-140. 

95:3 __ 1885, Laurentian magnetic iron ore deposits of northern New 

York, accompanied by a geological map of Essex County: N. Y. 

State Geologist Ann. Rept. 4, p. 23-34. 

95-:1,. Hall, James, 1837, Ores of iron· of the second geological district of 

New York: N. Y. Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. 1, p. 127-149. 

955 __ 1843, Geology of New York-Part 4, comprising the survey of 

the fourth geological district: Albany, N. Y. , Carroll and Cook, 

683 p. 

956 Hallimond, A. F., 192,5, Iron ores, in Bedded ores of England and 

Wales-Petrography and chemistry: Geol. Survey Great Britain 

Special Repts. Min. Res. Great Britain, v. 29, 139 p. 

9 57 Hallimond, A. F. , and Whetton, J. T. , 19 39, Magnetic survey of 

hematite ore in, South Cumberland and Furness: Geol. Survey 

Great Britain Bull. 2, p. 1-17. 

958 __ 1940, Magnetic survey of hematite ore in south Cumberland and 

Furness: Mine and Quarry Eng., v. 5, no. 8, p. 227-234. 

959 Hamilton,· J., 1951, Preliminary report on the investigation of an iron 

ore deposit in the Putareng a~ea: Geol. Survey British Guiana 

Rept. 1950, p. 29-30. 

960 Harbert, E., 1903, Zur Frage nach der Entstehung gewisser devonischer Rotheisenerzlagerstl!tten: Neues Jahrb., 1903, Band 1, 

p. 179-192. 

961 Harcourt, G. A., 1939, The southwestern part of the Schreiber area: 

Ontario Dept. Mines Ann. Rept., 1938, v. 47, pt. 9, p. 1-28. 

962 Harden, J. W., 1871, The brown hematite ore-deposits of South Mountain, between Carlisle, Waynesborough, and the southeastern edge 

of Cumberland Valley: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., 

v. 1, p. 136-143. 

9Ei3 *Harder, E. C., 1909, Chromic iron ore: U. S. Geol. Survey Min. 

Res. U. S., 1908, pt. Ic, p. 751-770. 

9Ei4 *-- 1909, The iron ores ofthe Appalachian region in Virginia: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 380, p. 215-254. 

9E55 *-- 1909, Iron ores, pig iron, and steel: Occurrence of iron ores 

in the United States; Iron ore reserves of the United States; Bibliography; Map showing deposits of iron ore in the United States: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Min. Res. U. S., 1908, pt. Ia, p. 81-134. 

9136 *-- 1909, The Taylor Peak and Whitepine iron-ore deposits, Colo.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 380, p. 188-198. 

9137 *-- 1910, Deposits of brown iron ore near Dillsburg, York County, 

Pa .. : U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 430, p. 250-255. 

968 *-- 1910, Iron ores near Dayton, Nev.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 

430, p. 240-246. 

969 *-- 1910, Some iron ores of western and central California: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 430, p. 219-227. 

970 __ 1910, Structure andorigin of the magnetite deposits near Dillsburg, York County, Pa.: Econ. Geology, v. 5, p. 599-622. 

971 *-- 1912, Iron-ore deposits of the Eagle Mountains, Calif.: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 503, 81 p. 

972 __ 1914, The "itabirite" iron ores of Brazil: Econ. Geology, v. 9, 

no; 2, p. 101-111. 
252 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

9 7 3 Harder, E. C. , 1915, Iron bacteria: Science, new ser. , v. 42, 

p. 310-311. 

974 __ 1917, Manganiferous iron ores of the Cuyuna district, Minn.: 

Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Bull., v. 129, p. 1313-1344; Trans., 

v. 58, p. 453-486, 1918. 

975 *-- 1919, Iron-depositing bacteria and their geologic relations: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 113, 89 p. 

976 *-- 1919, Manganiferous iron ores: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 666-

EE, 13 p. 

977 Harder, E. C., and Eddingfield, F. T., 1920, The iron ores of the 

world: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 109, p. 1060-1064. 

978 *Harder, E. C., and Johnston, A. W., 1918, Notes on the geology and 

iron ores of the Cuyuna district, Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 

660-A, p. 1-26. 

979 __ 1918, Preliminary report on the geology of east central Minnesota, including the Cuyuna iron-ore district: Minn. Geol. Survey Bull. 15, 178 p. 

980 *Harder, E. C., and Rlch, J. L., 1910, The Iron Age iron-ore deposit, near Dale, San Bernardino County, Calif.: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Bull. 430, p. 228-239. 

981 Harder, Hermann, 1~51, Uber den Mineralbestand und die Entstehung 

einiger sedimentarer Eisenerze des Lias-V: Heidelberg. Beitr. 

Mineralogie Petrographie, Band 2, Heft 5, p. 455-476. 

982 Harding, W. D., 1938, Geology of the Horwood Lake area: Ontario 

Dept. Mines Ann. Rept. 1937, v. 46, pt. 2, p. 1-34. 

983 __ 1941, Geology of the Flack Lake area (Ont. ): Ontario Dept. 

Mines Ann. Rept. 1939, v. 48, pt. 11, 12 p. 

984 Hardman, J .. E., 1908, A new iron-c;>re field in the Province of New 

Brunswick: Canadian Min. Inst. Jour., v. 11, p. 156-164. 

985 Harper, R. M., 1942, Natural resources of the Tennessee Valley 

region in Alabama: Ala. Geol. Survey Special Rept. 17, 93 p. 

986 Harrington, B. J., 1873, Notes on samples of iron from the Acadia 

mines, N. S.: Canada Geol. Survey Rept. Progress 1872-3, 

p. 28-31. 

987 __ 1874, Notes on the iron ores of Canada and their development: 

Canada Geol. Survey Rept. Progress 1873-74, p. 192-195. 

988 Harrington, Horace, 1939, Report on the mineral resources of Houston 

County, Tex.: Tex. Univ., Bur. Econ. Geology Min. Res. Survey Circ. 25, 2p. 

989 Harrington, J. F., and Page, B. M., 1952, Sources of iron ore in 

Asia: Allied Powers, GHQ Tokyo, Nat. Res. Sec. rept. 154, 

176 p. 

990 Harris, C. M., 1948, Iron and asbestos in the north of western Australia: Min. Mag., v. 78, no. 4, p. 201-208. 

991 Harris, H. G., and Willbourn, E. S., 1940, Mining in Malaya; 2d edition, revised by A. G. MacDonald and E. S. Willbourn: London, 

The Malayan Information Agency, 108 p. 

992 Harrison, Clark, 1942, Missouri iron, Pilot Knob: Rocks and Minerals, v. 17, no. 2, p. 46-51. 

993 Harrison, H. S., 1953, Iron ore supply-A new appraisal of the outlook: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 154, no. 6, p. 80-83. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 253 

994 Harrison, J. M., 1952, The Quebec-Labrador iron ~elt, Quebec and 

Newfounc1l.and: Canada Geol. Survey Paper 52-20, 21 p. 

995 __ 1953, Iron formations of Ungava Peninsula, Canada, in La 

genese des gites de fer: Cong. geol. internat., 19e sess., Alger, 

1952, Comptes rendus, fasc. 10, p. 19-33. 

996 Hart, Charles, 1929, Foreign iron ores: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. 

Eng. Trans., v. 84, p, 7-38. 

997 1939, Known iron-ore reserves of the world and their signifi-

--cance: Iron and Steel Engineer, v. 16, no. 5, p. 42-61. 

998 Harte, C. R., 1944, Connecticut's iron and copper: Conn. Soc. Civil 

Engineers~ 60th Ann. Rept., p. 131-166. 

999 Hartley, Edward, 1870, Report on the coals and iron ores of Pictou 

County, N. S.: Canada Geol. Survey Rept. Progress 1866-9, 

p. 55-107. 

1000 Hartley, W. N., and Ramage, H. , 1898, A spectrographic analysis of 

iron-ores and associated minerals: Iron and Steel Inst. Jour., 

v. 52, p. 182-192. 

1001 Hartmann, Eduard, 1938, Geologie der frankischen Dogger-Erze: 

Geol. Landesunters. bayer. Oberbergamtes Abh., Heft 33, 

p. 31-44. 

100:3 Hartnagel, C. A., and Broughton, J. G., 1951, The mining and quarry 

industries of New York State, 1937 to 1948: N.Y. State Mus. Bull. 

343, p. 46-59. 

100:3 Hasebrink, A., 1926, Das eisenerzvorkommen von Wabana, Neufundland: GlUckauf, v. 62, no. 18, p. 553-561. 

100•1 Haseltine, R. H., 1924, Iron ore deposits of Georgia: Ga. Geol. Survey Bull. 41, 222 p. 

1005 Hatcher, Harlan, 1950, Acenturyofiron and men: New York, BobbsMerrill, 295 p. 

1006 Hatzfeld, C., 1906, Die Rotheisensteinlager bei Fachingen a. d. Lahn: 

Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 14, p. 351-365. 

100'7 Haughton, S. H., 1946, Minerals and mining in South Africa: Mining 

and Metallurgy, v. 27, no. 475, p. 437-439. 

1008 Haven, W. A., 1938, Lean ores: Steel, v. 102, no. 9, p. 48-53, 74; 

no. 10, p. 72-77. 

100!~ Hawkes, H. E., 1945, Magnetic anomaly near Bechtelsville, Pa.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Prelim. Rept., 2 p., 2 maps. 

1010 *Hawkes, H. E., and Balsley, J. R., 1946, Magnetic exploration for 

iron ore in northern New York: U. S. Geol. Survey StrategiC 

Minerals Inv. Prelim. Map 3-194, 9 p., 8 maps. 

1011 Hawkes, H. E., Balsley, J. R., and others, 1946, Aeromagneticrriap 

of the Oswegatchie quadrangle, N. Y.: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Geophys. Inv. 1. _ 40c. 

1012 __ 1946, Aeromagnetic survey at three levels over Benson mines, 

St. Lawrence County, N. Y.: U. S. Geol. Survey Geophys. 

Inv! 2. 35c. 

1013 *Hawkes, H. E., and Hotz, P. E., 1947, Drill hole correlation as an 

aid in exploration of magnetite deposits of the Jersey Highlands, 

N.Y.-N.J.: U.S. Geol. SurveyBull. 955-A, 17p. 

1014 Hawkes, H. E., Wedow, Helmuth, and Balsley, J. R., 1953 (1954), 

Geologic investigation of the Boyertown magnetite deposits in 

Pennsylvania: U.S. Geol. Survey Bull. 995-D, p. 135-149. 50c. 
254 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

1015 Hawley, J. E., 1930, Geology of the Sapawe Lake area, with notes on 

some iron and gold deposits of Rainy River district: Ont~rio Dept. 

Mines Ann. Rept., v. 38, pt. 6, p. 1-58. 

1016 __ 1942, Origin of some siderite, pyrite, chert deposits, Michipicoten district, Ont.: Royal Soc. Canada Trans., 3d ser., v. 36, 

no. 4, p. 79-87. 

1017 Hawley, J. E., and Beavan, A. P., 1934, Mineralogy and genesis of 

the Mayville iron ore of Wisconsin: Am. Mineralogist, v. 19, 

no. 11, p. 493-514. 

1018 Hayes, A. 0., 1915, Wabana iron ore of Newfoundland: Canada Geol. 

Survey Mem. 78, 163 p. 

1019 __ 1916,. Origin of the Wabana iron ore: Canadian Min. Inst. 

Trans., v. 18, p. 225-:46. 

1020 1920, Nova Scotian oolitic iron deposits of sedimentary origin: 

--Canadian Min. Inst. Trans., v. 22, p. 112-122. 

1021 __ 1928, Wabana iron mines and deposits, Newfoundland: Mining 

and Metallurgy, v. 9, no. 260, p. 361-366. 

1022 1929, Further studies of the origin of the Wabana iron ore of 

--Newfoundland: Econ. Geology, v. 24, no. 7, p. 687-690. 

1023 __ 1931, Structural geology of the Conception Bay region and of 

the Wabana iron ore deposits of Newfoundland: Econ. Geology, 

v. 26, no. 1, p. 44-64. 

1024 *Hayes, C. W., 1894, Descriptionof the Sewanee quadrangle, Tennessee: U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 8, 5 p. 

1025 *-- 1896, Description of the Gadsden quadrangle, Alabama: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 35, 5 p. 

1026 1901, Geological relations of the iron ores in the Cartersville 

--district, Ga.: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 30, 

p. 403-419. 

1027 *-- 1902, Description of the Rome quadrangle, Georgia-Alabama: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 78, 3 p. 

1028 *-- 1909, Iron ores of the United States: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 

394, p. 70-ll3. 

1029 __ 1909, The iron-ore supply of the United States: Am. Inst. Min. 

Metall. Eng. Bull., v. 29, p. 373-379. 

1030 __ 1910, Iron and manganese in the South, in The South in the building of the nation: Richmond, Va., v. 6, p. 223-232. 

1031 __ 1911-12, The Mayari and Moa iron-ore deposits in Cuba: Am. 

Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Bull., v. 51, p. 239-245; Trans., v. 42, 

p. 109-115, 1912. 

1032 *Hayes, C. W., and Eckel, E. C., 1903, Iron ores of the Cartersville 

district, Georgia: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 213, p. 233-242. 

1033 Hayes, J. J., 1947, Iron from under the sea, Newfoundland miners 

work hematite deposits one hundred fathoms beneath Atlantic: 

Earth Science Digest, v. 2, no. 4, p. 11-14. 

1034 Head, A. P., 1902, The south Russian iron-industry: Soc. Arts 

[London] Jour., v. 51, p. 73-89. 

1035 Head, R. E., 1925, The mineral resources of Utah: Mining and 

Metallurgy, v. 6, no. 224, p. 389-391. 

1036 Hedley, Edward, 1865, On iron mines and iron manufacture of Nova 

Scotia: New England Inst. Min. Eng. Trans., v. 14, p. 15-25. 
Index 

No. 

1037 

1038 

1039 

1040 

1041 

1042 

1043 

104·1 

1045 

1046 

104'7 

104H 

104~~ 

1050 

1051 

1052 

105~! 

1054 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 255 

Heim, Arnold, 1934, The iron ores of Minas del Rif, Spanish Morocco: 

Econ. Geology, v. 29, no. 3, p. 294-300; discussion, by Per 

Geijer, v. 30, no. 1, p. 92-94, 1935. 

Henderson, J. R., 1951, Aeromagnetic map of New Jersey Highland 

area, covering Hamburg-Newton East-Franklin Furnace quadrangles: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1951, Aeromagnetic map of New Jersey Highland area, covering 

Stanhope-Dover-Chester-Mendham quadrangles: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1951, Preliminary aeromagnetic maps of Dearborn, Franklin, 

Jennings, Ohio, Randolph, Switzerland, Union, and Wayne Counties, Ind.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1952, Preliminary total-intensity aeromagnetic map of parts of 

Grays Harbor, Pacific, and Lewis Counties, wash.: U. S. Geol. 

Survey open-file map. 

__ 1952, Preliminary total-intensity aeromagnetic map of parts of 

Thurston, Lewis, and Grays Harbor Counties, Wash.: U. S. 

Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1953, Preliminary total-intensity aeromagnetic map of Morristown quadrangle, New Jersey: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1953, Preliminary total-intensity aeromagnetic profile from 

Baker Bay to Goodman Creek, Wash.: U. S. Geol. Survey openfile map. 

Henderson, J. R., and Meuschke, J. L., 1953, Aeromagnetic and 

geologic map of east-central Itasca County, Minn.: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Geophys. Inv. Q-P 98. 70c. 

__ 1953, Aeromagnetic and geologic m~p of northeastern Itasca 

and southeastern Koochiching Counties, Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. GP 97. 70c. 

__ 1953, Aeromagnetic and geologic map of northern Aitkin County, 

Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. GP_lOO. 70c. 

__ 1953, Aeromagnetic and geologic map of parts of Kanabec, 

Mille Lacs, and Pine Counties, Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Geophys. Inv. GP 102. 70c. 

__ 1953, Aeromagnetic and geologic map of southeastern Itasca 

County, Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. GP 99. 

70c. 

Henderson, J. R., Hill, M. E., and Meuschke, J. L., 1949, Totalintensity aeromagnetic map and accompanying magnetic profiles 

of part of ·Hubbard County, Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey Geophys. 

Inv. map. 35c. 

__ 1949, Total-intensity aeromagnetic map an.d accompanying magnetic profiles of the central part of Cass County, Minn. : U. S. 

Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. map. 35c. 

__ 1949, Total-intensity aeromagnetic map and accompanying magnetic profiles of the eastern part of Morrison County, Minn.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. map. 35c. 

__ 1949, Total-intensity aeromagnetic map and accompanying magnetic profiles of the northern part of Cass County, Minn.: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. map. 35c. 

__ 1949, Total-intensity aeromagnetic map and accompanying magnetic profiles of the northern part of Crow Wing County and part 

of Cass County, Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. map. 

35c. 
256 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

1055 Henderson, J. R., Hill, M. E., and Meuschke, J. L., 1949,Totalintensity a~romagnetic map and accompanying magnetic profiles 

of the southern part of Beltrami County, Minn.: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Geophys. Inv. map. 35c. 

1056 __ 1949, Total-intensity aeromagnetic m~p and accompanying magnetic profiles of the southern part of Cass County, Minn.: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. map. 35c. 

1057 __ 1949, Total-intensity aeromagnetic map and accompanying magnetic profiles of the southern part of Crow Wing County, Minn. : 

U. S. Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. map. 35c. 

1058 __ 1949, Total-intensity aeromagnetic map and accompanying magnetic profiles of the western part of Itasca County, Minn.: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. map. 35c. 

1059 __ 1949, Total-intensity aeromagnetic m~p and accompanying magnetic profiles of the western part of Morrison County, Minn.: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. map. 35c. 

1060 Henke, W., 1934, Bericht uber die Lehraus:fluge anschliessend an die 

Eisenerz-Tagung in Dillenburg: Deutsche Geol. Gesell. Zeitschr. , 

Band 86, Heft 6, p. 367-378. 

1061 __ 1934, Der gegenwartige Stand der geologischen Erforschung des 

Sieger lander-Wieder Spateisensteinbezirkes: Deutsche Geol. 

Gesell. Zeitschr., Band 78, Heft 6, p. 291-306. 

1062 __ 1935, Die Lagerstatten der Eisen-. und Metallerze des rheinischen Schiefergebirges und ihre Bedeutung fi.l.r die deutsche 

Wirtschaft: Metall u. Erz, Jahrg. 32, Heft 21, p. ·505-511. 

1063 Herirotin, L., 1941, Note sur les gisements de fer de Gelrode: Rev. 

univ. mines [Liege], ser. 8, tome 17, no. 2, p. 88-89. 

1064 Henry, E. C., 1922, Mining methods in the Mineville, N. Y., district: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., preprint no. 1192, 

7 p. 

1065 Herkenhoff, E. C., 1954, Modern 'plant will treat Mesabi lean ores: 

Eng. Min. Jour., v. 155, no. 3, p. 78-83. 

1066 Herman, Felix, 1941, Iron ore, manganese ores and coal in the former 

Yugoslavia: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 49, p. 53-57. 

1067 Herndon, J. H., 1891, The iron ore district of east Texas; Smith 

County: Tex. Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. 2, p. 204-224. 

1068 Hersam, E. A., 1917, Outlook for iron and steel on the Pacific Coast: 

Min. Sci. Press, v. 115, no. 4, p. 117-122. 

1069 Hershey, H. G., and others, 1947, Mineral resources of Iowa [index 

map, no text]: Iowa City, Iowa Geol. Survey. 

1070 Hershey, 0. H., 1908, Amarilla iron and phosphate deposits [Eureka 

Cow1ty, ·Nev.]: Min. Sci. Press, v. 97, p. 535-536. 

1071 __ 1915, The geology of Iron Mountain [Shasta County, Calif.]: 

Min. Sci. Press, v. 111, p. 633-638. 

1072 Heurteau, C. E. , 1907, Note sur le minerai de fer Silurien de BasseNormandie: Annales mines[Paris], ser. 10, v. 11, p. 613-668. 

1073 *Hewett, D. F., 1932, Geology and ore deposits of the Goodsprings 

quadrangle, Nevada:_ U.S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 162, 172 p. 

1074 __ 1948, Iron deposits of the Kingston Range, San Bernardino 

County, Calif.: Calif. Div. Mines Bull. 129, pt. M, .P· 193-· 

.206. 

1075 Hewett, G. C., 1902, Notes on southwestern Utah and its iron ores: 

Colo. Sci. Soc. Proc., v. 7, p. 55-66. 
Index 

No. 

10?6 

J.0?7 

10?8 

10?9 

lOBO 

lOBl 

10B2 

10B3 

1084 

1085 

10B6 

10B7 

10138 

10139 

lOBO 

lO!H 

10B2 

10B3 

10!~4 

10!~5 

1096 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 257 

Hewitt, D. F., 1954, Geology of the Brudenell-Raglan area: Ontario 

Dept. Mines 62d Ann. Rept., v. 62, pt. 5, 1953, 123 p. 

Hewitt, G. W., 1946, Lake Superior iron ore reserves for the future 

operation of the United States iron and steel industry: Blast Furnace and Steel Plant, v. 34, no. 11, p. 1383-1392, 1407. 

Heyl, A. V., and Ronan, J. J., 1954, The irondepositsoflndian Head 

area [Newfoundland]: Canada Geol. Survey Bull. 27, p. 42-62. 

Hickok, W. 0., 1932, Iron ores, present and future: Pa. Topog. and 

Geol. Survey Bull. 104, 6 p. 

__ 1933, The iron ore deposits at Cornwall, Pa.: Econ. Geology, 

v. 28, no. 3, p. 193-255. 

__ 1939, Iron ores of Pennsylvania: Pa. Geol. Survey, 4th ser., 

Bull. M 18-B, p. 1-21. 

Hickok, W. 0., and Moyer, F. T., 1940, Geology and mineral resources of Fayette County, Pa. : Pa. Geol Survey, 4th ser. , 

Bull. C-26, p. 511-516. 

Hicks, H. S., 1950, Geology of the iron deposits of Steep Rock Iron 

Mines, Ltd.: Precambrian, v. 23, no. 5, p. 8-10. 

Higasinaka, Hideo, 1940, Investigation of the magnetic anomalies relating to the geological structures of the Chin-lin-chen iron ore 

field, [north] China: Shanghai Science Inst. Jour., sec. 1, v. 2, 

no. 2, p. 7-38. 

Higgins, Edwin, 1909, Iron operations in the Chattanooga district: 

Eng. Min. Jour., v. 87, p. 1-5. 

Hild, J. H., 1953, Diamonddrillingon the Shanton magnetite-ilmenite 

deposits, AlbanyCounty, Wyo.: U.S. Bur. MinesRept. Inv. 5012, 

7 p. 

*Hill, J. M., 1912, The mining districts of the western United States, 

with a geologic introduction by Waldemar Lindgren: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Bull. 507, 309 p. 

Hill, R. T., 1893, Mexico as an iron-producing country: Eng. Mag., 

v. 4, p. 744-753. 

__ 1893, The occurrence of hematite. and martite iron ores in 

Mexico: Am. Jour. Sci., 3d ser., v. 45, p. 111-119. 

Hille, F., 1902, The iron ore deposits of western Ontario and their 

genesis: Canadian Min. Inst. Jour., v. 5, p. 49-61. 

__ 1904, The Baraboo iron ore, Wis.: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 77, 

p. 875. 

__ 1904, Genesis of the Animikie iron range: Canadian Min. Inst. 

Jour., v. 6, p. 245-287. 

__ 1908, Report on the examination of some iron ore deposits in the 

districts of Thunder Bay and Rainy River, Province of Ontario: 

Canada Mines Branch, 65 p. 

Hind, H. Y., 1873, 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: Halifax, N. S., 

68 p. 

Hinsdale, W. R., 1911, Report on Roaring Run ore property, Botetourt and Allegheny Counties·, Va.: New York, 51 p. 

Hitchcock, C. H., 1861, Preliminary report upon the natural history 

andgeologyofMaine: Augusta, Maine Board Agriculture, 6th Ann. 

Rept., p. 295-298. · 
258 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

1097 Hitchcock, Edward, 1853, Description of a brown coal deposit in 

Brandon,· Vermont, with an attempt to determine the age of the 

principal hematite ore beds in the United States: Am. Jour. Sci., 

2d ser., v. 15, p. 95-104. 

1098 Hjelmqvist, Sven, 1950, The titaniferous iron-ore deposits of Taberg 

in the south of Sweden: Sveriges Geol. Unders. , Ser. C, nr. 512; 

Arsbok 43, nr. 10, 55 p. 

1099 Hobbs, W. H., 1907, The iron ores of the Salisbury district of Connecticut, New York, and Massachusetts: Econ. Geology, v. 2, · 

p. 153-181. 

1100 Hockey, F. R., 19 30, A description of the iron ore industry conducted 

by the Broken Hill Proprietary Company at Iron Knob, South 

Australia: Australasian Inst. Min. and Metallurgy Proc., new 

ser., no. 79, p. 163-213. 

1101 Hodge, E. T., 1935, 1938, Report on available raw materials for a 

Pacific coast iron industry: 4 v., 1935; v. 5, 1938, Portland, 

Oreg., U. S. Army, Office Div. Engineer. 

1102 Hoenes, D., and Trager, E., 1945, Lagerstatten oolithischer Eisenerze in Nordwestfrankreich: Neues Jahrb., Abh. A, Band 79, 

Heft 2, p. 192-255. 

1103 Hofer, H., 1895, L'origine des gisements de minerais de plomb, de 

zinc, etdeferdelaHaute-Silesie: Rev. univ. mines [Liege], ser. 3, 

v. 30, p. 207. 

1104 Hoffet, J. H., 1939, Geologie et gisements de fer sur la rive droite 

du fleuveRouge: Bull. econ. Indochine,annee42, f. 5, p. 931-938. 

1105 __ 1939, Note sur la geologie du gisement de fer de Lang-Phat: 

Conseil recherches sci. Indochine Comptes rendus, annees 1938-

39, p. 41-45. 

1106 __ 1939, Sur la genese des gisements de fer de la rive droite du 

Fleuve Rouge (Tonkin): Acad. sci. [Paris] Comptes ·rendus, 

v. 208, no. 2, p. 112-114. 

1107 Hoffmarm, L., 1898, Das Vorkommen der oolithischen Eisenerze 

(Minette) in Luxemburg und Lothringen: Naturh. Ver. Preuss. 

Rheinlande Verh., v. 55, p. 109-133. 

1108 Hogg, Nelson, 1948, Geological report on portion of Fenton township, 

district of Cochrane ( Ont. ) : Ontario Dept. Mines Press Release 

1948-1, 7 p. 

1109 *Holden, R. J., 1906, The brown ores of the New River-Cripple Creek 

district, Va.: U. S. Geol. Surv.ey Bull. 285, p. 190-193. 

1110 __ 19251 Origin of Clinton hematite ores: Econ. Geology, v. 201 

no. 1, p. 101-103. 

1111 __ 1934, Virginia iron ores: Am. Chern. Soc. 1 Va. Sec. 1 Bull. 9, 

no. 61 p. 79-83. 

1112 __ 1936, Origin of the Oriskany iron and manganese ores: Va. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 46-D 1 p. 29- 34. 

1113 Holland, T. H., 1900, Geology of the neighborhood of Salem [Madras 

Presidency]: Geol. Survey India Mem., v. 30, p. 103-147. 

1114 Holley, A. L., 1877 1 Notes on the iron ore and anthracite coal of 

Rhode Island and Massachusetts: Eng. Min. Jour. , v. 24, no. 22, 

p. 399. 

1115 1878, Notes on the iron ore and anthracite coal of Rhode Island 

--and Massachusetts: Am. Inst. Min. Eng. Trans., v. 6, 

p. 224-227. 
Index 

No. 

1116 

1117 

1118 

111~1 

1120 

1121 

1122 

,1123 

1124 

1125 

1126 

1130 

1131 

1132 

1133 

1134 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 259 

Holley, A. L., 1878, Notes on the Salisbury (Conn.) iron mines and 

works: Am. Inst. Min. Eng. Trans., v. 6, p. 220-223. 

Hollingworth, s. E., and Taylor, J. H., 1946, An outline of the geology of the Kettering district: Geologists• Assoc. London Proc., 

v. 57, pt. 3, p: 204-233. 

1951, The Mesozoic ironstones of England; the Northampton Sand 

--ironstone; stratigraphy, structure, and reserves: Geol. Survey 

Great Britain Mem., 211 p. 

Hollingworth, S. E., Taylor, J. H., and Kellaway, G. A., 1943, 

Large scale superficial structures in the Northampton ironstone 

field: Geol. Soc. London Abs. Proc. 1397, p. 85-96. 

__ 1944, Large-scale superficial structures in the Northampton 

ironstone field, England: Geol. Soc. London Quart. Jour. , v. 100, no. 1-2, p. 1-44. 

Holmberg, C. J., 1945, Los yacimientos de mineral de hierro de Marcona: Soc. Ingenieros Peru InL y Mem., v. 46, no. 2, p. 107-

141. 

Holmstrom, Leonard, 1896, Studier Ofver · de losa jordlagren vid 

egendomen Klagerup i Slci.ne: Geol. foren. Stockholm Forh. 

band 18, p. 300-316. 

*Holt, S. P., and Sanford, R. S., 1946, E2q)loration of Poor Man iron 

deposit, Kasaan Peninsula, Prince of Wales Island, southeastern 

Alaska: U.S. Bur. M;ines Rept. Inv. 3956, 8 p. 

Honeyman, David, 1867, On the geological features of the Londonderry 

iron mines: NovaScotianinst. Nat. Sci. Proc. and Trans., v. 2, 

p. 112-118. 

__ 1870, Notes on iron deposits on East River in the County of Pictou, N. S.: NovaScotian!nst. Nat. Sci. Proc. and Trans., v. 2, 

p. 67-73. 

__ 1878, Pre-Carbonife·rous formations of Annapolis and Kings 

CoW1ties, N. S. : Nova Scotian Inst. Nat. Sci. Proc. and Trans. , 

v. 4, p. 337-362. 

Hopkins, T. C., 1900, Cambro-Silurian limonite ores of Pennsylvania: 

Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 11, p. 475-502. 

__ 1900, Limonite ores of Pennsylvania: Mines and Minerals, 

v. 21, p. 97-100. 

Hornor, A. P., Jr., 1939, Magnetite and hematite veins in Triassic 

lavas of Nova Scotia: Econ. Geology, v. 24, no. 8, p. 921-930. 

Hotchkiss, Jedekiah, 1878, The Shenandoah Iron, Lumber, Mining, 

and Manufacturing Company, of Virginia-a report: StaW1ton, 

Va., 11Spectator 11 Steam-Printing House, 56 p. 

__ 1881, ·Craig Creek basin-its iron ores; Big Hill iron ores: 

The Virginias, v. 2, no. 7, p. 108-109. 

__ 1884, Grouped analyses of the Virginia iron ores: The Virginias, 

v. 5, no. 12, p. 198-199. 

Hotchkiss, W. 0., 1915,. Mineral land classification, showing indications of iron formations in parts of Ashland, Bayfiel<.!, Washburn, Sawyer, Price, Oneida, Forest, R:usk, Barron, and Chippewa CoW1ties: Wis. Geol. and Nat. History Survey Bull. 44, 

378 p. 

__ 1919, Geology of the Gogebic range and its relation to recent 

mining developments: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 108, p. 443-452, 

501-507, 537-541, 577-582. 
260 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Index 

No. 

1135 Hotchkiss, W. 0., 1923, Recent developments in the geology of the 

Gogebic range: Lake Superior Min. Inst., 23d Ann. Mtg. Proc., 

v. 23, p. 47-55. 

1136 __ 1947, Iron ore supply for the future (U. S.}: Econ. Geology, 

v. 42, no. 3, p. 205-210. 

1137 Hotchkiss, W. 0., and Bean, E. F., 1929, Mineral lands of part of 

northern Wisconsin: Wis. Geol. and Nat. History Survey Bull. 46, 

212 p. 

1138 Hotchkiss, W. 0., and others, 1933, Lake Superior region: Internat. 

Geol. Cong., 16th sess., United States, 1933, Guidebook 27, 

Excursion C-4, 101 p. 

1139 Hotz, P. E., 1945, Preliminary report on the geology of the SterlingRingwood magnetite district, New York and New Jersey: U. S. 

Geol. Survey prelim. rept., 6 p., 2 maps. 

1140 __ 1949, Petrology and habit of some diabase sheets in southwestern 

Pennsylvania: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept., 99 p. 

1141 __ 1950, Diamond-drill e2q)loration of the Dillsburg magnetite 

deposits, York County, Pa.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 969-A, 

p. 1-27. 70c. 

1142 __ 1953, Limonite deposits near Scappoose, Columbia Co., Oreg.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 982-C, p. 75-93. 65c. 

1143 __ 1953, MagnetitedepositsoftheSterlingLake, N. Y.-Ringwood, 

N. J. area: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 982-F, p. 153-244. $1. 25. 

1144 __ 1954, Some magnetite deposits in New Jersey: U.S. Geol. Survey Bull. 995-F, p. 201-253. 

1145 Howell, J. V., 1916, The iron ore deposits near Waukon, Iowa: Iowa 

Geol. Survey, v. 25, p. 33-101. 

1146 Hsieh, C. Y., 1931, The iron deposits of southern Anhui: Geol. Soc. 

China Bull., v. 10, p. 317-347. 

1147 1935, Geology of the iron deposits in the lower Yangtze region: 

--Geol. Survey China Geol. Mem., ser. A, no. 13, 191p. 

1148 __ 1935, Les types de gisements de fer chinois: Cong. internat. 

mines, 7e sess., Paris, 1935, Comptes rendus, v. 1, p. 217-

229. 

1149 __ 1936, Geology and mineral deposits of Anchi, Yungchun, and 

Yungtai districts, Fukien province: Geol. Survey China Geol. 

Bull. 27, p. 1-31. 

1150 __ 1942, The iron deposits in Shuicheng, Weining, and Heichang 

districts, western Kueichou: Geol. Soc. China Bull., v. 22, 

no. 3-4, p. 263-276. 

1151 Huang, Y., 1940, Geology of the iron ore deposits of !men, Yunnan: 

Geol. Survey China Geol. Bull. 33, p. 25-26. 

1152 Hubbard, G. D., and Croneis, C. G., 1924, Notes on the geology of 

Giles Co., Va.: DenisonUniv. Sci. Labs. Jour., v. 20, art. 13, 

p. 368-370. 

1153 Hubbard, H. G., 1943, Mines and mineral resources of Santa Cruz 

County, Calif.: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 39, chap. 1, 

p. 11-52. 

1154 Hubbell, A. H., 1949, The problem of iron ore ... and how it will 

be solved; Iron from Mesabi taconite; Labrador iron ore nearest 

outside source; Venezuela 1s iron ore coming soon; New ore for 

Republic: Eng. MiH. Jour., v. 50, no. 7,.p. 84-91. 
Index 

No. 

115~) 

115€) 

115? 

115B 

115B 

1160 

1161 

1162 

1163 

1164 

1165 

1166 

1167 

11Ei8 

11E)9 

1170 

11'71 

11'72 

11'73 

11'74 

1175 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 261 

Hubscher, Jakob, 1948, Untersuchungsergebnisse ilber die Doggererze 

und die Olschiefer im KantonSchaffhausen: Naturf. Gesell. Schaffhausens Mitt., Band. 22, p. 153-160. 

Huddle 1 J. W. , 1941, Brown iron ore of the Chulafinnee district: 

Ala. Geol. SurveyCirc. 17, 15p. 

Hugi, Emil, and others, 1948, Die Eisen- und Manganerze der Schweiz; 

Die Magnetitlagerstatten: Beitr. Geologie Schweiz, Geotech. 

Ser., Lief. 13, Band 4, 116 p. 

Hugues, J. B., 1944, The iron deposits of Marcona: Escuela Nac. 

Ingenieros [Lima] Rol. 3, no. 7, p. 45-97. 

Hulsen, F. C., 1934, Mittelsctiwedischer Eisenerzbergbau: Metall 

u. Erz, v. 31, no. 15, p. 329-336. 

Hulst, N. P., 1893, The geology of that portion of the Menominee 

range east of the Menominee River: Lake Superior Min. Inst. 

Proc. 1893, p. 19-29. 

__ 1905, Titanium and titaniferou.s iron ores: Lake Superior Min. 

Inst. Proc., v. 10, p. 31-47. 

Hummel, K., 1922, Die Entstehung eisenreicher Gesteine durch Halmyrolyse: Geol. Rundschau, Band 13, p. 40-81, 97-136. 

Hundt, Rudolf, 1940, Eisenerzvorkommen im oberen Zechstein 

Ostthuringens: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 48, Heft 6, 

p. 61-68. 

Hunt, T. s., 1869, The magnetic iron sands of Canada: Canadian 

Naturalist, newser., v. 4, p. 467-469. 

__ 1874, The coal and iron of southern Ohio considered with relation to the Hocking Valley coal field and its iron ores: Salem, 

Mass., 78 p. 

__ 1876, The Cornwall iron mine and some related deposits in 

Pennsylvania: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 4, p, 319-

325. 

__ 1879, The coal and iron of the Hocking Valley, Ohio: Am. Inst. 

Min. Metal!. Eng. Trans., v. 7, p. 313-315. 

__ 1880, On the iron-bearing and associated rocks of the Marquette 

region, and comparisons with the Archean of Canada and of the 

eastern United States, in Geology of Wisconsin, 1873-1879: Wis. 

Geol. Survey, v. 3, p. 657-660. 

__ 1881, Coal and iron in southern Ohio; the mineral resources of 

Hocking Valley: Boston, Mass., S. E. Cassino, 152 p. 

__ 1883, Coal and iron in Alabama: Am. Inst. Min. Metal!. Eng. 

Trans., v. 11, p. 236-248; Eng. Min. Jour., v. 35, p. 113-115. 

__ 1890, The iron ores of the United States: Eng. Min. Jour. , v. 50, 

p. 601-602, 622-624; Am. Inst. Min. Metal!. Eng. Trans., v.19, 

p. 3-17, 1891. 

Htmtington, J. H., 1880, On the iron ore of Bartlett, N. H.: Boston 

Soc. Nat. History Proc., v. 20, p. 288-292. 

Hurd, Rukard, 1911, Hurd1

s iron-ore manual; a general reference, 

guide, handbook of the Lake Superior district: St. Paul, Minn., 

162 p. 

Hurst, M. E., 1932, A deposit of titaniferous magnetite in Angus 

Townshi.p, District of Nipissing: Ontario Dept. Mines Ann. Rept., v. 40, pt. 4, p. 105-110. 

__ 1933, Geology of the Sioux Lookout area: Ontario Dept. Mines 

Ann. Rept., 1(. 41, pt. 6, p. 1-33. 
262 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

1176 Hlll'st, M. E., 1950, Iron in Ontario: Canadian Min. Jolll'., v. 71, 

no. 11, p. 144-151. 

1177 Huseman, G. W., 1953, Kaiser stepping up production at Eagle Mountain iron mine: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 154, no. 5, p. 80-86. 

1178 Huttenlocher, H. F., 1934, Die Erzlagerstattenzonen der Westalpen: 

Schweizerische mineralog. petrog. Mitt. Band 14, Heft 1, p. 22-

149. 

1179 Huttl, J. B., 1949, Eagle Mountain, new source of iron ore for Fontana: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 150, no. 5, p. 92. 

1180 Hutton, C. 0., 1940, The titaniferous ironsands of Patea, with an 

account of the heavy residues in the underlying sedimentary 

series: New Zealand Jour. Sci. and Technology, v. 21, no. 4B, 

p. 190B-205B. . 

1181 __ 1945, The ironsands of Fitzroy, New Plymouth: New Zealand 

Jour. Sci. and Technology, v. 26, no. 6, p. 291-302. 

1182 Ichimlll'a, Takeshi, 1931, Notes on the titaniferous magnetite deposits 

of ShBenpe-t6, Ch8sen, Korea: Taihoku Imp. Univ., Faculty Sci. 

and Agriculture Mem., v. 3, no. 3, p. 249-265. 

1183 __ 1933, BeddedhematitedepositsoftheRigenmine, S. Kankyo-do, 

Ch6sen (Korea): Taihoku Imp. Univ., Faculty Sci. and Agriculture Mem., v. 6, no. 3, p. 45-63. 

1184 __ 1933, Geological notes on the Mozan iron-bearing district, 

N. Kankyo-do, Ch6sen(Korea): Taihoku Imp. Univ., Faculty Sci. 

and Agriculture Mem., v. 6, no. 5, p. 71-103. 

1185 __ 1936, Geological investigations on some characteristic hematite 

and limonite deposits inS. Heian-do andKokai-do, Chosen (Korea): 

Taihoku Imp. Univ., Faculty Sci. and Agriculture Mem., v. 13, 

no. 6 [Geology no. 13], p. 75-206. 

1186 lies, Wilhelm, 1904, Montangeologische Verhhltnisse in der westlichen Umgebung von Dobsina: K. Ungarische Geol. Anst. 

Jahresber. 1902, p. 134-144. 

1187 Imperial Mineral Resources Blll'eau, 1922, Iron ore-Summary of information as to the present and prospective iron-ore supplies of 

the world: Pt. 1, United Kingdom, 237 p.; Pt. 2, British Africa, 

76 p.; Pt. 3, British America, 115 p.; Pt. 4, British Asia, 65 p.; 

Pt. 5, Australia and New Zealand, 106 p.; Pt. 6, Europe and 

Africa (foreign), 275 p.; Pt. 7, Foreign America, 136 p.; and 

Pt. 8, Foreign Asia, 79 p. London. 

1188 Ingall, E. D. , 189 6, Report on iron -ore deposits in eastern Ontario: 

Canada Geol. Survey Summary Rept. 1895, p. 49-61. 

1189 __ 1898, Iron ores of Nova Scotia: Canada Geol. Survey Ann. 

Rept. 10, p. 97S-113S. 

1190 __ 1901, Report on the iron-ore deposits along the Kingston and 

Pembroke railway in eastern Ontarto: Canada Geol. Survey Ann. 

Rept. 12, p. 1-80. 

1191 Inouye, Kinosuke, 1912, The iron ores of southern Manchuria, in Les 

ressources mondiales de minerai de fer: Cong. g·eol. internat. 

11e sess., Stockholm, 1910, Comptes rendus, pt. 1, p. 265-328. 

1192 __ 1912, On some iron ores of China, in Les ressources mondiales 

de minerai de fer: Cong. geol. internat. 11e sess., Stockholm, 

1910, Comptes rendus, ,pt. 1, p. 265-328. 

1193 1940, The iron ores of Indo-China and the Malay Peninsula and 

--Archipelago: Jour. Geography [Tokyo J, v. 52, no. 617, p. 9-14, 

291-310. [Japanese, English summary. J 
Index 

No. 

1194 

1195 

119Ei 

119? 

1198 

119tl 

1200 

1201 

1208 

1204 

120!) 

120(3 

120'7 

1208 

120B 

1210 

1211 

121:~ 

1214 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORlD 263 

Ireland, H. A., 1944, Petroliferous iron ore of Pennsylvanian age in 

eastern Ohio: Am. Assoc. Petroleum Geologists Bull., v. 28, 

no. 7, p. 1051-1056. 

Iron and Steel Institute, 1892, The Iron and Steel Institute in America 

in 1890: Iron and Steel Inst. Proc., Special Volume, London, 

E. and F. N. Spon, 508 p. 

Irving, E. M., 1950, Iron in southern Samar: Philippine Geologist, 

v. 4, no. 4, p. 1-6. 

__ 1950, Notes on the geology of the Gold Star iron mines, Mogpog, 

Marinduque: Philippine Geologist, v. 5, no. 1, p. 25-36. 

Irving, R. D., 1878, Report on the Penokee iron range: Wis. Geol. 

SurveyAnn. Rept. 1877, p. 17-25. 

__ 1883, Iron ores: Wis. Geol. Survey, Geology of Wisconsin 

1873-1879, v. 1, p. 613-636. 

*Irving, R. D., and VanHise, C. R., 1889, The Penokee iron-bearing 

series of Michigan and Wisconsin: U. S. Geol. Survey lOth Ann. 

Rept., 1888-89, pt. lc, p. 341-507. 

*-- 1892, ThePenokeeiron-bearingseries of Michigan and Wisconsin: U. S. Geol. Survey Mon. 19, 534 p. 

Iverson, H. G., 1949, Flotation of gray iron ores from the T~lladega 

area, Ala.; Laboratory studies: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4570, 

18 p. ;· 

Ives, J. T. B., 1888, Iron and the other ores .of Ontario: Canadian 

Inst. Proc., 3d ser., v. 5, p. 185-192. 

Ives, L. E., 1915, Finding the Judson ore body (iron deposits near 

Crystal Falls, Mich.): Eng. Min. Jour., v. 99, p. 443-445. 

Jackson, C. T., 1857, Maryland marbles and iron ores: Boston Soc. 

Nat. History Proc., v. 6, p. 243-245. 

__ 1859, Specular iron ore from Phillipsburg, N. J. : Boston Soc. 

Nat. History Proc., v. 7, p. 136. 

Jacobs, E. C., 1944, Twenty-fourth report of the State Geologist on 

the mineral industries and geology of Vermont, 1943-44, 41 p. 

__ 1946, Twenty-fifth report of the State Geologist on the mineral 

industries and geology of Vermont, 1945-46, 98 p. 

James, H. L., 1951, Iron formation and associated rocks in the Iron 

River district, Mich.: Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 62, no. 3, 

p. 251-266. 

__ 1954, Geology of the Menominee and Iron River-C:rystal Falls 

districts, Michigan, in Fourth mining geology symposium: Minneapolis, Minn. Univ., Center for Continuation Study, p. 9-13. 

__ 1954, Sedimentary facies of iron formation [Lake Superior]: 

Econ. Geology, v. 49, no. 3, p. 235-281. 

James, H. L., and Dutton, C. E., 1951, Geology of the northern part 

of the Iron River district, Iron County, Mich.: U. S. Geol. Survey Circ. 120, 12 p. 

*James, H. L., and Weir, K. L., 1948, Magnetic survey and geology 

of the eastern and southeastern parts of the Iron River district, 

Iron County, Mich.: U.S. Geol. Survey Circ. 26, 18 p., 4 maps. 

James, H. L., Clark, L. D., and Smith, L. E., 1947, Magnetic sur- vey and geology of the Ice Lake-Chicagon Creek area, Iron County, 

Mich.: U. S. Geol. Survey Strategic Minerals Inv. Prelim. 

Rept. 3-213, 6 maps. $1.10. 
264 

Index 

No. 

1215 

1216 

1217 

1218 

1219 

1220 

1221 

1222 

1223 

1224 

1225 

1226 

1227 

1228 

1229 

1230 

1231 

1232 

1233 

1234 

CONTRIBt.rriONS TO l3IBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCF.S 

Jamotte, A. , 19 50, L' importance des gisements de fer du Haut-L ualaba 

et leur signification metalogenique: Cong. sci. , Elisabeth ville 

[Belgian Congo], 1950, Comptes rendus, tome 3, p. 119-128. 

J~pan Bureau of Mines, Resources Agency, 1950, The recent trends of 

metal mining industry in Japan: Tokyo, p. 1-20, 53-54, 

Jaquet, J. B., 1901, The iron deposits of New South Wales: New 

South Wales Geol. Survey Mem., Geol. ser., no. 2, p. 1-186. 

__ 1901, Progress report for 1900, with reports on the Tinpot 

gold-field; iron ore at Coombing Park, near Carcoar; and the 

iron-ore near Cadia: New South Wales Dept. Mines Ann. Rept. 

1900, p. 185-191. 

Jarvis, R. P., 1912, The valley and mountain iron ores of east Tennessee: Tenn. Geol. Survey, Res. Tenn., v. 2, p. 326-366; also 

published as Bull. 2-C; 

Jeannet, A., 1951, Die Eisen- und Manganerze der Schweiz; Stratigraphie und Palaeontologie des oolithischen Eisenerzlagers von 

Herznach und seiner Umgebung, 1 Teil: Beitr. Geologie Schweiz, 

Geotech. Ser. , Lief. 1'3, Band 5, 240 p. 

Jenkins, G. E., 1892, Notes on the active iron mines of New Jersey: 

N. J. Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. 1891, p. 235-253. 

__ 1897, Report on the iron mining industry; with notes on the active mines: N.J. Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. 1896, p. 319-336. 

__ 1900, Review of the mining industry: N. J. Geol. Survey Ann. 

Rept. 1899, p. 151-170. 

Jenkins, 0. P., and Cooper, H. H., 1922, A study of the iron ores of 

Washington: Wash. Div. Mines and Geology Bull. 27, p. 11-115. 

Jennings, E. P., 1905, Origin ofthe magnetic iron ores of Iron County, 

Utah: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 35, p. 338-342. 

__ 1912, Atitaniferous iron-ore deposit in Boulder County, Colo.: 

Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Bull., v. 70, p. 1045-1056; Trans., 

v. 44, p. 14-25, 1913. 

Jensen, Homer, 1951, Aeromagnetic survey helps find new Pennsylvania iron orebody: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 152, no. 8, p. 56-59. 

Jewell, W. B., 19 31, Geology and mineral resources of Hardin County: 

Tenn. Div. GeologyBull. 37, 117p. (ironore, p, 53-60). 

Joesting, H. R., Bacon, L. 0., and Getz, J. H., 1948, Geophysical 

investigation of manganiferous iron deposits, Boston Hill, Grant 

County, N. Mex: U.S. Bur. MinesRept. Inv. 4175, 12p. 

Johansson, H., 1907, Till fra.gen om de mellansvenska jarnmalmernas 

bildningssgatt: Geol. foren. Stockholm Forh., band 28, p. 516-

538; (1906); band 29, p. 143-186, 285-300. 

Johnson, A. C., and Ricker, Spangler, 1948, Summary of investigations of iron-ore deposits of California: Calif. Div. Mines 

Bull. 129, pt. 0, p. 231-242. 

Johnson, B. L., 1908, Contributions to the geology of Rhode Island; 

notes on the history and geology of Iron Mine Hill, Cumberland: 

Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser., v. 25, p. 1-12. 

Johnson, J. A., Anderson, F. G., and Stott, R. G., 1950, Drilling 

and blasting, open-cut iron-ore mines, Lake Superior district: 

U.S. Bur. Mineslnf. Circ. 7552, 37p. 

Johnson, J. E., Jr., 1903, Origin of the Oriskany limonites: Eng. 

Min. Jour., v. 76, p. 231-232. 
Index 

No • 

. 123E' 

1236 

123? 

1238 

1239 

1240 

1241 

1242 

124:3 

1244 

1245 

1246 

12·a8 

1249 

1250 

1251 

1252 

U:53 

1~~54 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF iRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 265 

Johnson, L. C., 1888, The iron regions of northern Louisiana and 

eastern Texas: U.S. 50thCong., 1st sess., House Ex. Doc. 195, 

54 p. 

Johnson, W. R., 1839, Analysis of some of the anthracites and iron 

ores found on the headwaters of Beaver Creek, in the Counties of 

Luzerne, Northampton, and Schuylkill, Pa.: Franklin Inst. Jour., 

newser., v. 24, p. 289-298. 

1841, Report of a survey and exploration of the coal and ore --lands, belonging to the Alleghany Coal Company in Somerset 

County, Pa.: Philadelphia, J. andW. Kite, p. 1-14, 27-38. 

Johnston, W. D., Jr., 1954, A foreign geologist looks at Brazil's 

mineral future: Rio de Janeiro, Acad. Brasileira Cienc., 100 p. 

Johnstone, S. J., 1908, Iron-ore of Natal: Imp. Inst. Bull., v. 6., 

p. 27-28. 

Jolliffe, F. J., 1934, Block Creek map area, Thunder Bay district, 

Ontario: Canada Geol. Survey Summary Rept. 1933, pt. D., 

Pub. 2351, p. 7-15. 

Jonas, A. I., and Stose, G. W., 1930, Geology and mineral resources 

of the Lancaster quadrangle, Pennsylvania: Pa. Geol. Survey, 

4th ser ., Topog. and Geol. Atlas, no.168, 106 p.; iron ore, p. 89-94. 

Jones, C. C., 1909, An iron deposit in the California desert region: 

Eng. Min. Jour., v. 87, p. 785-788. 

1910, Iron ores of the southwest: Am. Min. Cong., 13th Sess., 

--Los Angeles, 1910, Proc., p. 265-273. 

1916, The Pacific Coast iron situation-The iron ores of Cali-

--fornia and possibilities of smelting: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. 

Trans., v. 53, p. 306-323. 

Jones, D., 1898, An extensive iron formation, rJest coast of Tasmania: 

Australasian Inst. Min. and Metallurgy Trans., p. 117-123. 

Jones, H. C., 1929, Note on a visit to the iron ore area of Lake 

Superior, United States of America: .Min. Geol. Metall. Inst. 

India Trans. 24, no. 2, p. 175-201. 

1934, The iron ore deposits of Bihar and Orissa: Geol. Survey 

--India Mem., v. 63, pt. 2, p. 167-302. 

Jones, J. A., 1899, The Devonian iron-ores of Asturias, Spain: Midland Inst. Min. Eng:ineers Trans., v. 15, p. 347-360; Inst. Min. 

Engineers [ Londonj Trans., v. 18, p. 279-292. 

Jones, J. C., 1913, TheBarthirondeposit[Nevada]: Econ. Geology, 

v. 8, p. 247-263. 

Jones, R. H. B., 1946, Geologic interpretation of magnetic exploration on the Mesabi range, Minnesota: Min. Technology, v. 10, 

no. 4; Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Tech. Pub. 2038, 13 p. 

Jones, W. B., 1926, Index to mineral resources of Alabama: Ala. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 28, 255 p. 

__ 1938, Brown iron ore deposits of the Greenville district of 

Alabama: Min. and Metallurgy, v. 19, no. 378, p. 280-281. 

Jones, W. M., 1939, Magnetic observations in the Onekaka-Parapara 

district, with some remarks on the geology of the iron ore deposits: 

New Zealand Jour. Sci. and Technology, sec. B, v. 21, no. 1, 

p. 16-30. 

Jopling, J. E., 1898, The Marquette range-its discovery, development, and resources: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., 

p. 27, p. 541-555. 
266 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

1255 Jorre, Georges, 1950, The Soviet Union-the land and its people: 

London, Longmans, Green and Co., 353 p. 

1256 Joseph, P. E., 1916, Iron: .Ariz. Univ. Bur. Mines Bull. 43, 13 p. 

1257 Joseph, T. L., and Kinney, S. P., 1927, Minnesota manganiferous 

iron ore in relation to the iron and steel industry: Minn. School 

Mines Expt. Sta. Bull. 12, 101 p. 

1253 Judd, E. K., 1907, Soft iron ore in Tennessee: Eng. Min. Jour., 

v. 83, p. 567. 

1259 Julien, A. A., 1884, The genesis of the crystalline iron ores: Acad. 

Nat. Sci. Philadelphia Proc. 1882, p. 335-346, [ 1883); Eng. Min. 

Jour., v. 37, p. 81-83. 

1260 Julihn, C. E., and Moon, L. B., 1945, Summary of Bureau of Mines 

exploration projects on deposits of raw material resources for 

steel production: U.S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 3801, 35 p. 

1261 Jung, Hermann, 1938, Der deutsche Boden und seine Gesteins- und 

MineralscM.tze: Jena, Gustav Fischer, 192 p. 

1262 Junner, N. R., and James, W. T., 1947, Chemical analyses of Gold 

Coast rocks, ores, and minerals: Gold Coast Geol. Survey 

Bull. 15,. 66 p. 

1263 Kachinsky, V., 1935, Sur les itabirites de la Vallee de la Schinga 

(Togo): Chronique mines coloniales v. 4, no. 36, p. 76-80. 

1264 Kamenski, G., 1898, The iron industry of the Urals: Colliery Guardian, v. 76, p. 28-29. 

1265 Kao, P., and Hsu, K. C., 1940, Geology of western Kiangsi: Geol. 

Survey China Geol. Mem., ser. A, no. 16, 72 p. [Chinese, 

English summary. ] 

1266 Karakasch, N., 1900, Sur quelques gisements de minerais de fer dans 

le district de Jisdra (Gouv. de Kalouga): Geol. kom. Izv., tom 18, 

p. 483-504. 

1267 Karrenberg, H., 1953, Probenahme bei Erzen in der LagersUi.tten, 

in La genese des gites de fer: Cong. geol. interna.t. , 19e sess. , 

Alger, 1952, Comptes rendus, fasc. 10, p. 173-185. 

1268 Kasatkin, P. J., and Smirnov, S. S., 1931, On the Mysovski iron ore 

deposit in the Buriat-Mongolian Aut. S. S. R.: Glav. geol.-

razved. uprav. Izv. 50, vypusk 29, p. 457-489. [Russian, 

English summary. ] 

1269 Kato, Takeo, 1939, On the origin of the Mozan iron ore deposits, 

north Korea: Japanese Jour. Geology and Geography, v. 16, 

no. 3-4, p. 233-238. 

1270 Katzer, F. , 1900, Das Eisenerzge biet von Vares in Bosnien: Bergu. hi.ittenm. Jahrb., v. 48, p. 90-189. 

1271 Kaye, C. A., 1951, Some paleosols of Puerto Rico: Soil Science, 

v. 71, no. 5, p. 329-336. 

1272 Kegel, Wilhelm, 1934, Die geologischen Grundlagen des Roteisensteinbergbaus im Dillgebiet: Deutsche Geol. Gesell. Zeitschr., 

Band 86, Heft 6, p. 314-324. 

1273 *Keith, Arthur, 1903, Description of the Cranberry quadrangle, North 

Carolina-Tennessee: U.S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 90, 9 p. 

1274 *-- 1903, Iron-ore deposits of the Cranberry district, North Carolina-Tennessee: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 213, p. 243-246. 

1275 *-- 1907, Description of the Roan Mountain quadrangle, Tennessee-North Carolina: U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 151, 

12 p. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 267 

1276 Kelley, V. C., 1945, Tertiary iron ore in Triassic collapsed breccia 

[ abs.]: Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 56, p. 1172-1173. 

1277 1949, Geology and economics of New Mexico iron-ore deposits: 

--N. Mex. Univ. Pubs. Geology, no. 2, 246 p. 

1278 __ 1951, Oolitic iron deposits of New Mexico: Am. Assoc. Petroleum Geologists Bull., v. 35, no. 10, p. 2199-2228. 

1279 __ 1952, Origin and pyrometasomatic zoning of the Capitan iron 

deposit, Lincoln County, N. Mex.: Econ. Geology, v. 47, no. 1, 

p. 64-83. . 

1280 Kelley, V. C., Rothrock, H. E., and Smalley, R. G., 1947, Geology 

and mineral deposits of the Gallinas district, Lincoln County, 

N. Mex.: U. S. Geol. Survey Strategic Minerals Inv. Prelim. 

Map 3-211. 30c. 

1281 Kellogg, L. 0., 1913, Notes on the Cuyuna range: Eng. Min. Jour., 

v. 96, p. 1199-1203. 

1282 Kelly, J. E., 1948, Canada's new Mesabi: Min. World, v. 10, no. 7, 

p. 19-20, 75. 

1283 1950, More iron ore in Venezuela: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 151, --no. 11, p. 36-37. 

1284 *Kelly, J. V., 1947, Columbia River magnetite sands, Clatsop County, 

Oreg. , and Pacific County, Wash. , Hammond and McGowan deposits: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4011, 7 p. 

1285 Kemp, J. F., 1898, The geology of the magnetites near Port Henry, 

N.Y., andespeciallythose of Mineville: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. 

Eng. Trans., v. 27, p. 146-203. 

1286 *-- 1898, The titaniferous iron ores of the Adirondacks (New York): 

U.S. Geol. Survey 19th Ann. Rept., 1897-98, pt. 3d, p. 377-422. 

1287 __ 1899, A brief review of the titaniferous magnetites: Columbia 

Univ., School Mines Quart., v. 20, p. 323-356; v. 21, p. 56-65. 

1288 __ 1911, Comparative sketch of the precambric geology of Sweden 

and New York: N.Y. State Mus. Bull. 149, p. 93-106. 

1289 __ 1912, The future of the iron industry, especially in North 

America, ; "· Les ressources mondiales de minerai de fer: Cong. 

geol. internat., 11 e sess., Stockholm, 1910, Comptes rendus, 

pt. 1, p. 265-328. 

1290 __ 1915, The Mayari iron ore deposits, Cuba: Am. Inst. Min. 

Metall. Eng. Bull., no. 98, p. 129-154; Bull., no. 103, p. 1461-

1462; Trans., v. 51, p. 3-30, 1916. 

1291 __ 1915, The geology of the iron ore deposits in and near Daiquiri, 

Cuba: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Bull., no. 105, p. 1801-1836; 

Trans., v. 53, p. 3-39, 1916. 

1292 __ 1916, The outlook for iron: Internat. Eng. Cong., San Francisco, 1915, Trans., v. 5, p. 365-389. 

1293 Kemp, J. F., and Alling, H. L., 1925, Geology of the Ausable quadrangle: N. Y. State Mus. Bull. 261, 126 p. 

1294 Kemp, J. F., andBillingsley, Paul, 1921, SweetGrassHills, Montana: Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 32, no. 4, p. 461-462. 

1295 Kemp, J. F., and Ruedemann, Rudolf, 1910, GeologyoftheElizabethtown and Port Henry quadrangles: N. Y. State Mus. Bull. 138, 

173 p. 

1296 Kendall, J. D., 1893, The iron ores of Great Britain a.r1d Ireland: London, Crosby Lockwood and Son, 430 p. 
268 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

1297 Kendall, J. D., 1929, The origin of Climber land hematite: Min. Mag., 

v. 40, no. 3, p. 141-147. 

1298 *Kennedy, G. C., 1944, Iron deposits, Jumbo Basin, Prince of Wales 

Island, southeastern Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Prelim. Rept., 

2 p. 

1299 __ 1953, Geology and mineral deposits of Jumbo Basin, southeast 

Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 251, 46 p. $1. 

1300 Kennedy, William, 1894, The age of the iron ores of east Texas: 

Science, v. 23, p. 22-25. 

1301 __ 1895, Iron ores of east Texas: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. 

T~ans., v. 24, p. 258-288, 862-863. 

1302 Kennedy, William, and others, 1891, Iron ore district of east Texas, 

a description of counties: Tex. Geol. Survey 2d Ann. Rept. , 

p. 65-203. 

1303 Kent, William, 1877, The new iron district in southern Ohio: Eng. 

Min. Jour., v. 23, p. 377, 396-397. 

1304 Kenworthy, H., 1949, Metallurgical investigations of the recovery of 

zinc and iron, sulfides from the Gray zinc-iron deposit, Galena, 

ill.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4442, 12 p. 

1305 Keppen, N. M., 1937, Beitrage zur Erforschung der Eisenerzlagerstatten von Chalilowo: :Leningrad. gornyy inst. Zapiski, tom 10, 

vyp. 2, p. 223-256. 

1306 Kerforne, F. , 1908, Sur 1' age des minerais de fer de la Foret de 

Lorges (Cotes-du-Nord): Acad. sci. [Paris] Comptes rendus, 

v. 147, p. 1007-1008. 

1307 __ 1908, Sur le minerai de fer de Coatquidan (Morbihan): Acad. 

sci. [Paris) Comptes rendus, v. 146, p. 1226-1227~ 

1308 Kerr, W. C., and Hanna, G. B., 1893, OresofNorthCarolina: N.C. 

Geol. Survey Rept., v. 2, 2d ed., p. 123-359. 

1309 Kesler, T. L., 1940, Structure and ore deposition at Cartersville, Ga.: 

Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Tech. Pub. 1226, 18 p.; Trans., 

v. 144, p. 276-293. 1941. 

1310 __ 1950, Geologyandmineral deposits of the Cartersville district, 

Ga.: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 224, 97 p. $1. 75. 

1311 Kester, Frank, 1953, Shastaironore to supply Yolo Steel's California 

Sacramento Plant: Calif. Min. Jour., v. 23, no. 1, p. 7. 

1312 Keyes, .c. R., 19 22, Antiquity of Chupadera Mesa iron deposits: PanAm. Geologist, v. 38, no. 1, p. 89-92. 

1313 __ 1923, Black Mesa iron deposits of Plumos·a district of Arizona: 

Pan-Am. Geologist, v. 40, no. 5, p. 383-384. 

1314 __ 1937, Age and origin of magnetitic iron-ores of Chupadera Mesa, 

N. Mex.: Pan-Am. Geologist, v. 68, no. 3, p. 230-234. 

1315 Keys, D. A., 1936, A magnetic survey of the Ivry, Quebec, ilmenite 

deposits: Am. Inst. Min. Metal!. Eng. Contr. 102, 7 :~. 

1316 Kidder, s. K., and McCartney, G. c., 1946, Mining and geology at 

the Helen mine, Ont.: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Tech. Pub. 

1971, 24 p. 

1317 Kihlstedt, F·. H., 1937, Iron ore of Luzon shipped to Japan: Eng. 

Min. Jour., v. 138, no. 8, p. 422-424. 

1318 __ 1946, The iron deposits of Larap, Philippine Islands: Min. 

Technology, v. 10, no. 3; Am. inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Tech. 

Pub. 2001, 22 p. 
Index 

No. 

1319 

1320 

1321 

1322 

1323 

1324 

1325 

1326 

1327 

1328 

132~~ 

1330 

1331 

1332 

1333 

1334 

1335 

1336 

1337 

1338 

13~~9 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 269 

Killebrew, J. B., 1877, Tennessee-Its agricultural and mineral 

wealth, with an appendix showing the extent, value and accessibility of its ores, with analyses of the same: Nashville, Tavel, 

Eastman and Howell, p. 119-143, 163-184. 

__ 1881, Iron and coal in Tennessee: Tenn. Eur. Agriculture, 

Statistics, and Mines, 220 p. 

__ 1888, The western iron belt of Tennessee: Eng. Min. Jour. , 

v. 45, p. 18-19. 

___ 1891, The western iron belt of Tennessee: Eng. Min. Jour., 

v. 51, p. 695-696. 

Killeen, P. L., Carr, M. S., and Flint, D. E., 1952, Iron deposits 

in the territories and overseas possessions of the United States 

and on certain islands under its jurisdiction,in Blondel, F., and 

Marvier, J. P., eds., Symposium sur les gisements de fer du · monde: 

Cong. geol. internat., 19e sess., Alger, 1952, Mon. region., no. 1, 

p. 413-427, sketch map under separate cover. 

Kimball, J. P., 1865, On the iron ores of Marquette, Mich.: Am. 

Jour. Sci., 2d ser., v. 39, p. 290-303. 

1881, The Greenway iron ore belt of the James River, Va.: 

--The Virginias, v. 2, p. 2-5. 

1884, Geological relations and genesis of the specular iron ores 

--of Santiago de Cuba: Am. Jour. Sci., 3d ser., v. 28, p. 416-429; 

Eng. Min. Jour., v. 38, p, 409-411. 

__ 1884, The iron ore range of the Santiago district of Cuba: Am. 

Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 13, p. 613-634, 1885; Eng. 

Min. Jour., v. 38, p. 423-427. 

1884, Iron ores of the Juragua Hills near Santiago de Cuba. A 

--geological report to the Juragua Iron Co. Ltd.: 45 p. 

1890, Siderite basins of the Hudson River epoch, Columbia 

--County, N. Y.: Am. Jour. Sci., 3d ser., v. 40, p. 155-160. 

__ 1891, Genesis of iron ores by isomorphous and pseudomorphous 

replacementoflimestone: Am. Jour. Sci., 3dser., v. 42, p. 231-241. 

1897, On the magnetite belt at Cranberry, N. C. , and notes on --the genesis ofthis iron ore in general in crystalline schists: Am. 

Geologist, v. 20, p. 299-312. 

1897, Secondary occurrences of magnetite on islands of British 

--Columbia by replacement of limestone and by weathering of eruptives: Am. Geologist, v. 20, p. 13-27. 

1898, Residual concentration by weathering as a mode of genesis 

--of iron ore: Am. Geologist, v. 21, p. 155-163. 

__ 1919, Relaciones geol.Ogicas y genesis de las minas de hierro 

especular de Santiago de Cuba: Cuba, Direccion Montes y Minas 

Bol. minas, no. 5, p. 83-95. 

Kinahan, G. H., 1904, Notes on mining in Ireland: Inst. Min. Eng. 

Trans., v. 54, p. 105-123. 

Kindelan, Vincente, and Ranz, Manuel", 1918, Criaderos de hierro de 

. Guadalajara y Teruel: Inst. Geol. Min. Espana Mem., tomo 3, 230 p. 

*Kindle, E. M., 1906, TheironoresofBath County, Ky.: U.S. Geol. 

Survey Bull. 285, p. 180-182. 

__ 1920, Notes on the iron ores of Mackenzie River valley: Canada 

Geol. Survey Summary Rept. 1919, pt. ·C, p. 1-2. 

Kindle, L. F., 1933, Moose Mountain-Wanapitei area: Ontario Dept. 

Mines 41st Ann. Rept., 1932, v. 41, pt. 4, p. 29-49. 
270 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

1340 King, P. B., 1950 [1954], GeologyoftheElktonarea, Virginia: U.S. 

Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 230, 82 p. $1. 75. 

1341 King, P. B., Ferguson, H. W., Craig, L. C., and Rodgers, John, 

1945, Geology and manganese deposits of northwestern Tennessee: Tenn. Div. Geology Bull. 52, 283 p. 

1342 King, Shirley, 1910, The Wilbur iron mine, Lanark County, Ont.: 

CanadianMin. Inst. Jour., v. 12, p. 582-591. 

1343 Kinney, D. M., 1949, The Magnet Cove Rutile Co. mine, Hot Spring 

County, Ark.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept. 

1343 Kirshman, M. S., 1955, Iron ore deposits of the Middle East a....11d of 

Asia and the Far East, in Survey of world iron ore resourcesoccurrence, appraisal and use: United Nations Pub. 1954. II. D. 5, 

New York, p. 265-334. 

1345 Kitchell, William, 1857, Iron ores of New Jersey; geological occurrences, properties, metallurgy, etc . : Mineralog. Mag. , v. 8, 

p. 332-348, 434-438. 

1346 Klemm, G., 1933, Ueber die Basalte und die Eisenvorkommen des 

ostlichenOdenwaldes: Ver. Erdkunde u. Hess. Geol. Landesanst. 

Notizblatt, Folge 5, Heft 14, p. 8-19. 

1347 Kline, M. H., and Ballard, T. J., 1948, Cranberry magnetite deposits, · 

Avery County, N. C., and Carter County, Tenn.: U.S. Bur. 

Mines Rept. Inv. 4274, 85 p. 

1348 __ 1949, Investigation of the Great Gossan Lead, Carroll County, 

Va.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4532, 39 p. 

1349 Knaff, A., 1928, Die Eisenoolithen der Luxemburgisch-lothringischen 

Minette: Soc. naturalistes luxemb0urg. Bull. mer1.s. nouv. ser., 

v. 22, p. 33-37. 

1350 Kn~ppen, R. S., 1926, Geology and mineral resources of the Dixon. 

quadra..11gle: ill. Geol. Survey Bull. 49, p. 134. 

1351 Knight, C. W., 1922, The geology of Ontario's iron ores: Canadian 

Min. Jour., v. 43, no. 37, p. 625; Iron and Steel of Canada, 

v. 5, no. 9, p. 158-159. 

1352 Knoerr, A. W., 1953, Bethlehem Steel new Grace mine: Eng. Min. 

Jour., v. 154, no. 1, p. 88-90. 

1353 *Knopf, Adolph, 1910, The occurrence of iron ore near Haines [Alaska]: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 442, p. 144-146. 

1354 __ 1933, Pyrometasomatic deposits, in Ore Deposits of the Western 

United States {Lindgren Volume): ·New York, Am. Inst. Min. 

Metall. Eng., p. 540-543. 

1355 __ 1942, Ore deposition in the pyrometasomatic deposits, in Ore 

deposits as related to structural features: Princeton Univ. Press, 

p. 63-72. 

1356 Kobrich, Carl, 1934, Geologisches und Bergwirtschaftliches von den 

oberhessischen Eisenerzen: Deutsche Geol. Gesell. Zeitschr., 

Band 86, Heft 6, p. 329-333. 

1357 Koch, Sandor, Grasselly, Gyula, and Donath, Eva, 1950, The minerals 

of the Hungarian iron ore deposits: Univ. Szeged. Acta Mineralog. Petrog. tome 4, p. 7-41. [Hungarian, English summary.] 

1358 Koeberlin, F. R., 1909,· The Brewster iron-bearing district of New 

York: Econ. Geology, v. 4, p. 713-754. 

1359 Kohl, E., 1934, Die Eisenerzvorrate des Deutschen Reiches: Preussische Geol. Landesanst. Archiv Lagerstattenf., Heft 58, 184 p. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 271 

1360 Kolbe, H., 1953, Apers:u stratigraphique des qisements de fer sedimentaire en Allemagne et en Lorraine, in La genese des g'iLes 

de fer: Cong. geol. internat., 19e sess., Alger, 1952, Comptes 

rendus, fasc. 10, p. 119. 

1361 Kondracki, Jerzy, 1947, Maty atlas Polski: Warsaw, Glowny Urzgd 

Pomiarow Kraju, 28 p. [Polish, Russian, French, English. ] 

1362 Konclratev, V., 193.4, (Preliminary results of magnetometric surveying of the magnetite deposits of Ena region in the Kola Peninsula): Leningrad. geol.- gidro.- geod. trest Izv. 1, p. 15-16. 

[Russian, English summary. ] 

1363 Konioushevski, L., 1901, Recherches geologiques dans la region 

miniere de Bakal: Geol. kom. Izv., tom 20, p. 397-410. 

1364 __ 1906, Recherches geologiques sur les gisements de fer de 

Zigaza et de Komarovo (Oural meridional): Geol. kom. Zapiski, 

nov. ser., vyp. 21, p. 1-86. 

1365 Konioushevski, L., and Kovalev, P., 1903, Les gisements de fer de 

la region miniere de Bakal: Geol. kom. Zapiski, nov. ser., 

vyp. 6, p. 1-126. 

1366 Konstantov, S. V., Kechek, G. A., Belorusov, V. V., andKrasilnikov, 

L. K., 1933, (The Kerch iron ore deposits): Vses. geol. -razved. 

ob'yedeneniya Trudy, vyp. 325, p. 1-128. [Russian, English 

summary.] 

1367 Kopchenova, E., 1934, (Lacustrine and bog ores of the Konch Lake and 

Sego Lake regions of the Karelian Autonomous Socialistic Soviet 

Republic): Nauch. -issled. inst. geologii i mineralogii Trudy, 

vyp. 3, 28 p. [Russian, English summary.] 

1368 Koschmann, A. H., and Gordon, Mackenzie, Jr., 1950, Geology and 

mineral resources ofthe Maimon-Hatillo district, Dominican Republic: U.S. Geol. Survey Bull. 964-D, p. 342-347. 75c. 

1369 Kostov, Ivan, 1941, A Bulgarian iron deposit: Min. Mag., v. 64, 

no. 5, p. 229-235; v. 65, no. 2, p. 79-80. 

1370 Koutek, Jarom:lr, 1938, Uber die Eisenerzlagerstlitten in der Umgebung von Irsava in der Karpathischen Ukraina: §1;atnL geol. ustav 

Ceskoslovenske Republiky Vestn:lk, rocn{k 14, cislo 5-6, p. 148-

161. [Czech, German summary. ] 

1371 Kovalev, P., 1901, Recherches geologiques dans la region miniere de 

Bakal, gisements. de Mont Irkouskan: Geol. kom. Izv., tom 20, 

p. 411-434. 

1372 Kovenko, V., 1940, Les g1tes de fer de la region de Hasancelebi: 

Maden Tetklk Arama [Ankara], sene 5, p. 75-93. [Turkish, 

French summary. ] 

137~-1 1941, Nouvelles donnees sur la g1te de magnetite de Divrik: 

--Maden Tetkik Arama (Ankara] sene 6, sayi 2/23, p. 159-191. 

[Turkish and French. J 

1374 __ 1946, Province metallogeniaue de olomb et de fer des Taurides 

(Turquie): Maden Tetklk Arama [Ankara], sene 11, sayi 1/35; 

p. 53-94. [Turkish and French.] 

137f) Krajewski, Roman, 19i:17, Clay iron ores in the eastern part of the 

district Kouskie (central Poland): Pcinstwowy Inst. Geol. Biul. 26, 

134 p. [Polish, English summary.] 

1376 Kral, V. E., 1947, BuenaVistairon deposit, Churchill County, Nev.: 

U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4094, 5 p. 

137'7 *-- 1947, McCoy iron deposit, Lander County, Nev.: U. S. Bur. 

Mines Rept. Inv. 3990, 5 p. 

1378 *-- 1947, Modarelliirondeposit, Eureka County, Nev.: U. S. Bur. 

Mines Rept. Inv. 4005, 7 p. 
272 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBtrriONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

1379 *Kral, V. E., 1947, Phelps Stokes iron deposit, Nye County, Nev.: 

U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4000, 6 p. 

1380 *-- 1947, Segerstrom-Heizer iron property, Pershing County, 

Nev.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4025, 8 p. 

1381 Krasheninnikov, G. F., 1935, (Geology of the Angara-llim iron ore 

region): Vostochno-sibirsk. geol. trest Trudy, vyp. 12, 122 p. 

[Russian, English summary.] 

1382 Krasnopolski, A., 1901, Gisements de minerai de fer de Bakal, 

d'Inser, de Beloretzk, d'Avzian, et de Zigaza (Oural meridional): 

Geol. kom. Izv., tom 20, p. 1-89. 

1383 1902, Evaluation de la richesse minerale de la mine Bakalsky 

--(Propriete de la Couronne) dans l'Ourel Meridional: Geol. kom. 

Izv., tom 21, p. 169-184. 

1384 __ 1904, Recherches geologiques dans les alentours de l'Usine 

Lemesinski (arrondissement minier d'Oufa): Geol. kom. Zapiski, 

nov. ser., vyp. 17, p. 1-61. 

1385 Kreamalmyer, K. L., 1945, Exploration of Silver Hollow, Newbauer, 

and Coleman iron deposits, Franklin and Crawford Counties, Mo. : 

U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 3870, 10 p. 

1386 Krejci-Graf, Karl, 1939, Kohle und Eisen in China: Natur und Volk, 

Band 69, Hefte 4-5, p. 163-169, 249-258. 

1387 Krekeler, F., 1930, Tektonik und Lagerausbildung der Roteisensteingrube Eppstein-Schiefer: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 38, 

no. 3, p. 33-41. 

1388 Krenkel, Erich, 1941, Grossdeutschlands Bodenschatze, Band 47 .of 

Verstandliche Wissenschaft: Berlin, Springer-Varlag, 148 p. 

1389 Kretschmer, F., 1899, Die EisenerzlagersHitten des miihrischen 

Devon: K. -k. Geol. Reichsanst. Jahrb., v. 49, p. 29-124. 

1390 __ 1903, Die nutzbaren Minerallagerstatten der archruschen und 

devonischen Inseln Westmahrens: K. -k. Geol. Reichsanst. 

Jahrb.' v. 52, p. 353-494. 

1391 Krishnan, M. S., 1950, American quest for iron ore: Jour. Sci. 

Indus. Research [DelhiJ; v. 9A, no. 11, p. 395-405. 

1392 __ 1952, The iron-ores of India: Indian Minerals, v. 6, no. 3, 

p. 113-130; no. 4, p. 167-174; no. 5, p. 

1393 __ 1952, On some iron ore deposits of Madras, southern India: 

Internat. Geol. Cong., 18th sess., Great Britain,1948, Proc., 

Pt. 13, p. 283. 

1394 __ 1954, The iron ore resources of Asia: Indian Min. Jour, v. 2, 

no. 2, p. 1-9. 

1395 Krotov, B. P., 1931, (ReportontheexplorationworksintheAlapaevsk 

iron ore deposit in 1927-28): Glav. geol. - razved. uprav. 

Trudy, vyp. 34, 42 p. [Russian, English summary. ] 

1396 __ 1931, (Report on the exploration of the Alapaevsk iron ore deposits in 1929): Glav. geol. -razved. uprav. Trudy, vyp. 70, 

53 p. [Russian, English summary.] 

1397 __ 1937, (A. P. Karpinsky's works concerning the study of iron 

ores in the U.S.S.R.): Akad. nauk SSSR Izv., ser. geol. 4, 

p. 655-679. [Russian, English summary.] 

1398 __ 1938, (On The Khalilovsk iron ore deposit, Ural Mountains, 

Russia): Akad. nauk SSSR, Lomonosov inst. Trudy 9, p. 125-148. 

[Russian, English summary.] 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 273 

1399 Krotov, B. P., 1938, (On the time of formation of the iron deposits in 

the Urals): Akad. nauk SSSR Izv., ser. geol. 4, p. 615-649. 

[Russian, English summary. ] 

1400 __ 1943, (Geological evidence favoring the searchfor iron-nickel 

ores of the Anatol type in the middle Urals): Akad. nauk SSSR, 

Doklady, tom 40, vyp. 6, p. 239-241. ' 

1401 __ 1945, (The laws governing the distribution of complex deposits 

of iron, nickel, and cobalt residual ores in the Urals): Akad. 

nauk SSSR Izv., Ser. geol. 2, p, 26-36. [Russian, English summary.] 

1402 Krotov, B. P., and others, 1936, (Iron ore deposits of the Alapaievsk 

type on the eastern slope of the middle Ural ar!d their genesis): 

Akad. nauk, SSSR, Sovet po izuchenyu pro izvoditel'nykhsil. i 

Lomonosovskiy inst., Ural'skiy ser., vyp. 3, 286 p.; vyp. 4, 

403 p., Moskva; Leningrad. [Russian,. English summary.] 

1403 Krusch, P., 1936, Deutschlands Vor- und Nachkriegsversorgung mit 

einheimischen Eisenerzen und die Bedeutung des Salzgitterer 

Erzlagers: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 44, Hefte 5, 6, 

p. 67-81, 89-98. 

1404 Kuhn, 0. R.; 1925, Australian iron ore: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 120, 

p. 931-938. 

1405 __ 1926, IronoredepositsofCuba: Eng. Min. Jour.-Press, v. 121, 

no. 15, p. 607-610. 

1406 __ 1926, Spain's iron ore: Eng. Min. Jour.-Press, v. 121,no. 9, 

p, 367-372. 

1407 __ 1926, World's iron ore resources: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 12~, 

no. 3, p. 84. 

1408 Kumke, C. A., and Mills, H. F., 1950, Miningmethodsandpractices 

at the Iron King mine, Shattuck-Denn Mining Corp., Yavapai 

County, Ariz.: U. S. Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 7539, 17 p. 

1409 Kummel, H. B., 1903, The iron and zinc mines: N. J. Geol. Survey 

Ann. Rept. 1902, p. 115-123. 

1410 __ 1908, Iron ore inNewJersey: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 85, p. 1193. 

1411 Kurita, A., 1898, The coal and iron deposits of eastern China: Colliery Guardian, v. 75, p, 804. 

1412 Kutscher, Fritz, 19 39, Magnetische Versuchsmessungen auf silikatische Eisenerze in Thuringen: Beitr. angew. Geophysik, Band 7, 

Heft 4, p. 350-356. [German, English summary.] 

1413 __ 1941, Erdmagnetische Messungen auf Magnetitlagersditten im 

s\ldlichen Riesengebirge: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 49, 

Heft 4, p. 39-45. 

1415 Kuznetsov, J. A., 1929, (Geological sketch of the iron ore deposit of 

Kamyschta): Zapadno-sibirsk. otdel. Geol. kom. Izv. 9, vyp 4, 

22 p,, Tomsk. [Russian, English summary. ] 

1416 __ 1929, (Geological structure of the Abakan iron ore deposit, 

central Siberia): Zapadno-sibirsk. ot' del. Geol. kom. Izv. 8, 

vyp. 3, 84 p. , Tomsk. [Russian, English summary. ] 

1414 Kuznetzov, S., 1906, Recherches geologiques faites en 1901-1902dans 

la Russie Meridionale [Dnieper Valley] : Geol. kom. Izv. , tom 25, 

p. 183-299. 

1417 Lafeunte, Pierre, 1933, Les mines .dans la region de Philippeville: 

Office Algerien d'action econ. et touristique, Bull. econ., v. 2, no. 11, p. 841-849. 
274 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

1418 Lahiri, A., 1941, Geology of Buxa Duars: Geol. Soc. India Quart. 

Jour. 13, p. 1-62. 

1419 Lake, M. C., 1932, The iron ore deposits of Iron Mountain, Mo., 

Mining districts of the eastern United States: Inter nat. Geol. Cong. 

16th sess., United States, 1933, Guidebook 2, p. 56-67. 

1420 __ 1950, Cerro Bolivar-U.S. Steel's new iron ore bonanza: Eng. 

Min. Jour., v. 151, no. 8, p. 72-83. 

1421 Lake Superior Iron Ore Association, 1938, Lake Superior iron ores: 

Cleveland, Ohio, 364 p. 

1422 __ 1949, Flow map: Cleveland, Ohio, The Lake Superior Iron Ore 

Assoc. 

1423 __ 1952, Lake Superior iron ores: Cleveland, Ohio, 326 p. 

1424 __ 1953, Average analysis-Lake Superior iron ores: Cleveland, 

Ohio, 64 p. 

1425 Lamar, J. E., 1927, Geologya..r1deconomicresources of the St. Peter 

sa."!dstone of illinois: ill. Geol. Survey Bull. 53, p. 54-99. 

1426 *Lamb, F. D., and Woodward, D. A., 1946, Pilot-plant production of 

high- grade magnetite concentrates, Cranberry, N. C. : U. S. Bur. 

Mines Rept. Inv. 3980, 7 p. 

1427 Lamcke, K., 1940, Natiirliche Anreicherungen von Schwermineralien 

in Kustengebieten: Geologie Meere und Binnengewasser, Band 4, 

Heft 1, p. 77-92. 

1428 Lamey, C. A., 1946, Geology of an area southwest of Rand ville, 

Dickinson County, Mich.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept., 

18 p. 

1429 __ 1947, Geology of an area near Randville, Mich.: U. S. deol. 

Survey open-file rept., 17 p. 

1430 __ 1948, Cave Canyon iron-ore deposits, San Bernardino County, 

Calif.: Calif. Dept. Nat. Res., Div. Mines Bull. 129, pt. E, 

p. 69-84. 

1431 __ 1948, Hirz Mountain iron-ore deposits, Shasta County, Calif.: 

Calif. Dept. Nat. Res., Div. Mines Bull. 129, pt. J, p. 129-136. 

1432 __ 1948, Iron Hat (Ironclad) iron-ore deposits, San Bernardino 

County, Calif.: Calif. Dept. Nat. Res., Div. Mines Bull. 129, 

pt. G, p. 97-109. 

1433 __ 1948, Iron 1V10untain and Iron King iron-ore deposits, Silver 

Lake district, San Bernardino County, Calif.: Calif. Dept. Nat. 

Res., Div. Mines Bull. 129, pt. C, p. 39-58. 

1434 __ 1948, Iron Mountain iron-ore deposits, Lava Bed district, San 

Bernardino County, Calif.: Calif. Dept. Nat. Res., Div. Mines 

Bull. 129, pt. B, p. 25-38. 

1435 __ 1948, Old Dad Mountain iron-ore deposit, San Bernardino 

County, Calif.: Calif. Dept.. Nat. Res., Div. Mines Bull. 129, 

pt. D, p. 59-68. 

1436 __ 1948, Shasta and California iron-ore deposits, Shasta County, 

Calif.: Calif. Dept. Nat. Res., Div. Mines Bull. 129, pt. K, 

p. 137-164. 

1437 __ 1948, ShipMountains iron-ore deposit, San Bernardino County, 

Calif.: Calif. Dept. Nat. Res., Div. Mines Bull. 129, pt. H, 

p. 110-116. 

1438 __ 1948, Vulcan iron-ore deposit, San Bernardino County, Calif.: 

Calif. Dept. Nat. Res., Div. Mines Bull. 129, pt. F, p. 85-96. 
Index 

No. 

143~) 

1440 

1441 

144:~ 

144:3 

144!5 

144!3 

144'7 

144B 

144B 

1450 

1451 

145:~ 

145:3 

1454 

145f) 

145Ei 

145? 

145B 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 275 

Lamey, C. A., 1949, Geology of a part of the FelchMountain iron 

range, Mich. : U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept. , 19 p. 

__ 1950, The Blewett iron-nickel deposit, Chelan County, Wash.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 969-D, p. 87-103. 65c. 

Lamey, C. A., and Dutton, C. E., 1939, Geology of the Menominee 

range, Dickinson County: Mich. Geol. Survey Progress Rept. 5, 

10 p. 

__ 1941, A preliminary geologic survey of part of the Menominee 

range in the vicinity of Iron Mountain, Mich.: Mich. Geol. Survey 

Progress Rept. 6, 14 p. 

__ 1942, Geology of the Menominee range, Norway to Waucedah: 

Mich. Geol. Survey Progress Rept. 8, 20 p. 

Lamey, C. A., and Hotz, P. E., 1952, Cle Elum River nickeliferous 

iron deposits, Kittitas County, Wash.: U. S. Geol. Survey BulL 

978-B, p. 27-67. $1. 

Lance, A. E., 1947, The iron ores of Germany: Iron and Steel Inst. 

Jour., v. 156, pt. 4, p. 449-476. 

Landergren, Sture, 1940, P::-eliminary investigation on the distribution of elements in some Swedish iron ores: Jernkontorets annaler 

1936, Stockholm, p. 711-737. [Swedish, English summary.] 

__ 1943, Geochemical investigations on the iron ores ofthe Grangesberg field, Sweden: Ingeniorsvetenskaps akad. Handl. 172, 71 p., 

Stockholm. [Swedish, English summary.] 

__ 1948, On the geochemistry of Swedish iron ores and associated 

rocks; a study on iron ore formation: Sveriges Geol. Unders. 

ser. C, nr. 496, Arsbok 42, nr. 5, 182 p. 

Landis, E. K., 1900, The Tilly Foster mine, Putnam County, N.·Y.: 

Franklin Inst. Jour., v. 150, p. 223-226. 

Lane, A. C., 1909, Michigan iron mines and their mine waters: Min. 

World, v. 31, p. 413-416; Canadian Min. Inst. Jour., v. 12, 

p. 114-129, 1910. 

Lang, A. H., Armstrong, J. E., and Thurber, J. B., 1946, Manson 

Creek Cassiar district, British Columbia: Canada Geol. Survey 

Map 876-A. 

Lapham, I. A., 1860, The Penokee iron range, Wis.: Wis. State 

Agric. Soc. Trans., v. 5, p. 391-400. 

Larsson, Per, 1888, The Chapin iron mine, Lake Superior: Am. 

Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 16, p. 119-128. 

Lasky, S. G., 1947, Geology and ore deposits of the Little Hatchet 

Mountains, Hidalgo and Grant Counties, N. Mex.: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Prof. Paper 208, 101 p. $2. 50. 

Lasky, S. G., and Wootton, T. P., 1933, The metal resources of 

New Mexico and their economic features: N. Mex. Bur. Mines 

and Min. Res. Bull. 7, 178 p. 

Launay, L. de, 1903, L'origine et les characteres des gisements de 

fer scandinaves: Annales mines [Paris] Mem. I ser. 10, tome 4, 

p. 49-211. 

Lautel}ois, H., Counillon, Zeiller, R., and Laurent, L., 1907, 

Resultats de la mission geologique et miniere du Yunnan meridional: Annales mines [Paris] Mem., ser.10, v. 11, p. 300-384 

385-503. I 

Leach, H. J., 1944, The Evergreen mine, Cuyuna iron range, Crosby, 

Minn.: Min. Cong. Jour., v. 30, no. 10, p. 28-33. 
276 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIDLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

1459 Leach, N. L., 1908, The Moose Mountain iron range, with special 

reference to the properties of Moose Mountain, Limited: Canadian 

Min. Inst. Jour., v. 11, p. 147-150. 

1460 Leach, W. W., 1912, Geology of Blairmore map area, Alberta: 

Canada Geol. Survey Summary Rept. 1911, p. 192-200. 

1461 Leckie, R. G. E., 1893, Iron deposits of Torbrook: Min. Soc. Nova 

Scotia Jour., v. 1, pt. 3, p. 53-57. 

1462 Ledyard, T. D., 1891, Some Ontario magnetites: Am. Inst. Min. 

Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 19, p. 28-37. 

1463 Lee, F. W., and Vanderberg, W. 0., 1935, Survey of the possible 

application of geophysical methods to mineral occurrences in the 

Boulder Dam area, and notes on the mineral deposits visited: 

Washington, D. C., 13 p. 

1464 Lee, Oscar, 1944, Birmingham's future depends on concentraUon 

(Alabama): Eng. Min. Jour., v. 145, no. 10, p. 104-106. 

1465 Legoux, Pierre, 1939, Esquisse geologique de !'Afrique Occidentale 

Frans:aise: Afrique Occidentale Frangaise, Service mines Bull. 4, 

134 p. 

1466 Legraye, M ... , 1939-40, Fers titanes de Mozambique: Soc. geol. 

Belgfque Annales, tome 63, p. 167-174. 

1467 Lehmann, E., 1934, Die magmatische Mineral- und Gesteinsprovinz 

im Mitteldevon des Lahn-Dillgebietes: Deutsche Geol. Gesell. 

Zeitschr., Band 86, Heft 6, p. 348-359. 

1468 __ 1941, Eruptivgesteine und Eisenerze im Mittel- und Oberdevon 

der Lahnmulde: Wetzlar, Tech.- Padagog. Verlag Scharfes 

Druckereien, 391 p. 

1469 __ 1949, Uber die Genesis der EisenerzlagersHitten vom Lahntypus: 

Zeitschr. Erzbergbau u. Metallhuttenw.,Stuttgart, Band 2, Heft 8, 

p. 239-246. 

1470 Leinz, Viktor, 1938, Eisenerz-Vorkommen in Parana, Brasilien: 

Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 46, Heft 1, p. 1-5. 

1471 Leith, C. K., 1903, A comparison of the origin and development of 

the iron ores of the Mesabi and Gogebic iron ranges: Lake Superior Min. Inst. Proc., v. 8, p. 75-81. 

1472 *-- 1903, Geologic work in the Lake Superior district during 1902: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 213, p. 247-250. 

1473 __ 1903, The Mesabi iron-bearing district of Minnesota: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Mon. 43, 316 p. $1. 50. 

1474 __ 1903, Moose Mountain iron range: Ontario Bur. Mines Ann. 

Rept. 12, p. 318-321. 

1475 *-- 1904, Iron ores in southern Utah: U.S. Geol. Survey Bull. 225, 

p. 229-237. 

1476 *-- 1904, The Lake Superior iron region during 1903: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Bull. 225, p. 215-220. 

1477 __ 1905, GenesisofLake Superior iron ores: Econ. Geology, v. 1, 

p. 47-66. 

1478 __ 1905, A summary of Lake Superior geology with special reference to recent studies of the iron-bearing series: Am. Inst. Min. 

Metall. Eng. Bull., v. 3, p. 453-507; Trans., v. 36, p. 101-153, 

1907. 

1479 __ 1906, Iron ore reserves: Econ. Geology, v. 1, p. 360-368. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 277 

1480 *Leith, C. K., 1906, Iron ores of the western United States and British 

Columbia: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 285, p. 194-200. 

1481 1907, The geology of the Cuyuna iron range, Minn.: Econ. 

--Geology, v. 2, p. 145-152. 

1482 1908, TheironoresofCanada: CanadianMin. Inst. Jour., v.11, 

--p. 91-105; Econ. Geology, v. 3, p. 276-291; Canadian Min. Jour., 

v. 29, p. 370-374. 

1483 * 1912, Iron-ore reserves of Michigan: U. S. Geol. Survey Min. 

--Res. U. s., 1911, pt. Ia, p. 175-190, 

1484 __ 1912, Use of geology in iron ore exploration: Econ. Geology, 

v. 7, p. 662-675; Canadian Min. Inst. Trans. 15, p. 552-566. 

1485 1914, Notes on conservation of Lake Superior iron ores: Am. 

--Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Bull., v. 86, p. 247-250; Trans., v. 50, 

p. 231-235, 1915. 

1486 1917, Iron ores of the Americas: Pan Am. Science Cong., 2d, 

--Washington 1915-16, Proc., sec. 7, v. 8, p. 954-959. 

1487 __ 1921, The economic aspects of geology: New York, Henry Holt 

and Co., p. 154-173. 

1488 __ 1924, A sedimentary problem [formation of iron deposits]: 

Econ. Geology, v. 19, no. 4, p. 382-385. Discussion by A. M. 

Macgregor, v. 20, no. 2, p. 195-197, 1925. 

1489 __ 1929, The world's iron ore supply: World Eng. Cong., 1st, 

Tokyo, 1929, 37 p. 

1490 __ 1931, Secondary concentration of Lake Superior iron ores: Econ. 

Geology, v. 26, no. 3, p. 274-288. 

1491 *Leith, C. K., and Harder, E. C., 1908, The iron ores of the Iron 

Springs district, southern Utah: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 338, 

102 p. 

1492 1911, Hematite ores of Brazil and a comparison with hematite 

--ores of Lake Superior: Econ. Geology, v. 6, p. 670-686. 

1493 Leith, C. K., and Liddell, D. M., 1936, Mineral reserves of the 

United States, and its capacity for production: Washington, D. C., 

Planning Committee for Mineral Policy, Natl. Res. Comm., 

p. 97-123. 

1494 Leith, C. K., and Mead, W. J., 1911, Origin of the iron ores of 

central and northeastern Cuba: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. 

Bull., v. 51, p. 217-229; Trans., v. 42, p. 90-102, 1912. 

1495 __ 1915, Additional data on origin of lateritic iron ores of eastern 

Cuba: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Bull., v. 103, p. 1377-1380; 

Trans., v. 53, p. 75-78, 1916. 

1496 *Leith, C. K., Lund, R. J., and Leith, Andrew, 1935, Pre-Cambrian 

rocks of the Lake Superior region, a review of newly discovered 

geologic features, with a revised geologic map: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 184, 34 p. 

1497 Leonard, B. F., 1951, Magnetite deposits of the St. Lawrence County 

district, New York: U.S. Geol. Survey open-file rept., 226 p. 

1498 __ 1952, Magnetite deposits and magnetic anomalies of the Brandy 

Brook and Silver Pond belts, St. Lawrence County, N.Y.: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Mineral Inv. map MF 6. 35c. 

1499 __ 1953, Magnetite deposits and magnetic anomalies of the Spruce 

Mountain tract, St. Lawrence County, N. Y.: U. S. Geol. Survey Mineral Inv. map MF 10, scale, 1:6,000. 50c. 
278 

Index1 

No. · 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

1500 LeRoy, 0. E., 1908, Preliminary report on aportionofthe main coast 

of British Columbia and adjacent islands included in New Westminster and Nanaimo districts: Canada Geol. Survey, 56 p~ 

1501 Lesley, J. P., 1871, Note on the titaniferous iron ore belt, near 

Greensboro, N.C.: Am. Philos. Soc. Proc., v. 12, p. 139-158. 

1502 __ 1873, Dunning's Creek fossil iron ore (Bedford County, Pa. ): 

Am. Philos. Soc. Proc., v. 13, p. 156-168. 

1503 __ 1873, The iron ores of the South Mountain, Cumberland County, 

Pa.: Am. Philos. Soc. Proc., v. 13, p. 3-21. 

1504 __ 1874, Thebrownhematiteorebanks of Spruce Creek, Warrior's 

MarkRun, andHalfMoonRun, in Huntingdon and Centre Counties, 

Pa.: Am. ·Philos. Soc. Proc., v. 14, p. 19-83, 102-107. 

1505 1874, The brown hematite ore banks of that part of Nittany 

--Valley called Warrior's Mark Valley, Half Moon Valley, and 

Spruce Creek Valley in Huntingdon and Centre Counties, Pa., owned 

by Lyon, Shorb, & Co.: Pittsburgh, McCalla and Stavely, 99 p. 

1506 __ 1874, A· collection of occasional surveys of iron, coal, and oil 

districts in the United states: Philadelphia. 

1507 __ 1882, The early iron-works of the Virginias: The Virginias, 

v. 3, p. 41, 62, 87-88, 105, 118-119. 

1508 Lesley, J.P., and D'Invilliers, E. V., 1886, Reporton the Cornwall 

iron ore mines, Lebanon County: Pa. Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. 

1885, p. 491-570. 

1509 Levine, N. M., 1952, Taconites beyond taconites (Lake Superior): 

Min. Eng., v. 4, no. 4, p. 361-363. 

1510 Lewiecki, W. T., 1948, Georgia iron deposits, Cherokee, Bartow, 

Floyd, and Polk Counties, Part I: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 

4178, 28 p. 

1511 Lewis, D. E., 1954, TheirondepositsofLarapandMati: Min. Newsletter, v. 5, no. 3, p. 13-14. 

1512 Lewis, Essington, 192~. Iron ore deposits of Australia: Chern. Eng. 

and Min. Rev. [Melbourne],,v. 21, no. 247, p. 257-260. 

1513 Lewis, H. C., 1880, The iron ores and lignite ofthe Montgomery County valley: Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia Proc. 1880, p. 282-291. 

1514 Lewis, J. F., 1877, The hematite ore mines and blast furnaces east 

of the Hudson River: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 5, 

p. 216-235. 

1515 Lewis, J. V., and Kummel, H. B., 1940, The geology of New Jersey, 

revised by H. B. Kummel: N. J. Dept. Conserv. Geol. Ser. 

Bull. 50, 203 p, 

1516 Lewis, W. E., 1951, Relationship of the Cuyuna manganiferous resources. to others in the United States, ; n Geology of the Cuyuna 

range: Minn. Univ., 12th Ann. Mfn. Symposium, p. 30-43. 

1517 ·Li, C. Y., 1952, Geological activities inAsia: Econ. Geology, v. 47, 

no. 2, p. 193-201. 

1518 Libbey, F. W., 1943, Some mineral deposits in the area surrounding. 

the junction of the Snake and Imnaha Rivers in Oregon: Oreg. Dept. 

Geology and Mineral Industries, G. M. I. Short Paper 11, 17 p. 

1519 Libbey, F. W., Lowry, W. D., and Mason, R. S., 1944, Preliminary report on high alumina iron ores in Washington County, 

Oreg.: Oreg. Dept. Geology and Mineral Industries, G. M. I. 

Short Paper 12, 23 p. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 279 

1520 Libbey, F. W., Lowry, W. D., and Mason, R. S., 11145, Ferruginous 

bauxite deposits in northwestern Oregon: Oreg. Dept. Geology 

and Mineral Industries Bull. 29, 97p.; Econ. v. 41, no. 3, p. 246-

265, 1946. 

1521 Libert, J., 1906, Les gisements ferro-manganesiferes de la Lienne: 

Soc. geol. Belgique Annales, v. 32, p. 144-154. 

1522 Lindeman, Einar, 1907, Report on iron ore deposits: Canada Dept. 

Interior Supt. Mines Rept. 1907, p. 32-37. 

1523 __ 1908, Preliminaryreporton the iron-ore deposits of Vancouver 

and Texadaislands: Canada Mines Branch Summary Rept. 1907-8, 

p. 35-43. 

1524 1910, Iron-ore deposits of Vancouver and Texadalslands, British 

--Columbia: Canada Mines Branch, 29 p. 

1525 __ 1910, Magnetite deposits of Texada and Vancouver Islands: 

Canadian Min. Inst. Bull. 11, p. 203-216. 

1526 1910, On the iron-ore deposits of the Bristol mine, Pontiac 

--County, Que.: Canada Mines Branch Bull. 2, 15 p. 

1527 __ 1911, The Austin Brook iron-bearing district, N. B.: Canada 

Mines Branch Summary Rept. 1910, p. 76-86. 

1528 __ 1912, Calabogie iron-bearing district, Renfrew County, Ont.: 

Canada Mines Branch Summary Rept. 1911, p. 101-103. 

1529 __ 1912, The iron-ore deposits along the Central Ontario railway: 

Canada Mines Branch Summary Rept. 1911, p. 95-100. 

1530 __ 1913, AustinBrookiron-bearingdistrict, N. B.: Canads. Mines 

Branch, 15 p. 

1531 __ 1913, Magnetite occurrences along the Central Ontario railway: 

Canada Mines Branch, 23 p. 

1532 __ 1914, Iron ore occurrences in Cape Breton: Canada Mines 

Branch Summary Rept. 1913, p. 31-36. 

1533 __ 1914, Magnetite occurrences near Calabogie, Renfrew County, 

Ont.: Canada Mines Branch, 16 p. 

1534 1914, Moose Mountain iron-bearing district, Ont.: Canada 

--Mines Branch, 23 p. 

1535 Lindeman, Einar, and Bolton, L. L., 1917, Iron ore occurrences in 

Canada: Canada Mines Branch, v. 1, Descriptions of principal 

iron ore mines, 71 p.; v. 2, Descriptions of iron ore occurrences, 

222 p. 

1536 Lindgren, Waldemar, 1933, Mineral deposits: New York, McGrawHill, 4th ed., 930 p. 

1537 Lindgren, Waldemar, and Ross, C. P., 1915, The iron deposits of 

Daiquiri, Cuba (with discussion by Max Roesler, B. B. Lawrence, 

L. C. Graton, Harrison Souder, C. P. Berkey, A. C. La..r1e, and 

J.D. Irving): Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Bull., v. 106, p. 2171-

2190; Trans., v. 53, p. 40-66, 1916. 

1538 Lindman, A., 1912, State control of iron mining in Sweden, in ·Les 

ressources mondiales de minerai de fer: Cong. geol. internat. , 

11 e sess., Stockholm, 1910, Comptes rendus, pt. 1, p. 265-328. 

1539 Linney, J. R., 1943, A century and a half of development behind the 

Adirondack iron mining industry: Min. a.11d Metallurgy, v. 24, 

no. 443, p. 480-487. 

1540 __ 1946, Eastern magnetite: Min. and Metallurgy, v. 27, no. 470, 

p. 85. 
280 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

1541 Linney, W. M., 1886, Report on the geology of Bath and Fleming 

Counties: Ky. Geol. Survey, 85 p. 

1542 Linton, Robert, 1913, Texas iron ore deposits: Eng. Min. Jour., 

v. 96, p. 1153-1156. 

1543 Lippert, Hansjoachim, 1951, Zur Gesteins- und Lagerstattenbildung in 

Roteisenstein-Gruben des ostlichen Dill-Gebietes: Senckenberg. 

Naturf. Gesell. Abli. 485, p. 1-29. 

1544 Lippert, T. W., 1950, Cerro Bolivar-Saga of iron ore crisis averted 

[Venezuela]: Min. Eng., v. 187, no. 2, p. 184, 190. 

1545 Lisboa, M. A. ·R., 1944, Preliminary report on the manganese and 

iron mines of Urucum, State of Mato Grosso: Brasil, Div. Femento Produ£!aO Min. Bol. 62, p. 1-81. 

1546 Little, J. E., 1917, Cubanironmines and methods: Pan Am. Science 

Cong., 2d, Washington1915-16, Proc., sec. 7, v. 8, p. 270-281. 

1547 Little, 0. H., and Attia, M. I. 1 1943, The development of Aswful. 

district, with notes on the minerals of southeastern Egypt: 

Giza, Survey of Egypt, 107 p. 

1548 *Littleton, R. T., 1950, Reconnaissance of the geology and groundwater hydrology of the Laramie Basin, Wyo., with special reference to the Laramie and Little Laramie River valleys: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Circ. 80; 37 p. 

1549 lleras Codazzi, Ricardo, 1929, Las· minas de hierro en Colombia: 

Bol. MinasyPetroleo [Bogota], v. 1, no. 6, p. 447-456. 

1550 __ 1941, Regiones geologicas de Colombia: Acad. Colombiana 

Cienc. Rev., v. 4, no. 14, p. 199-217. 

1551 lloyd, W. A., 1949, Iron ore: Iron Age, v. 163, no. 1, p. 229-239. 

1552 Logan, W. N. 1 1922, Economic geology of Indiana, _in Handbook of 

Indiana geology: Ind. Dept. Conserv. Pub., no. 21, p. 571-1058. 

1553 Longyear, E. J., 1951, Mesabi Pioneer: Minn. Hist. Soc., 116 p. 

1554 Loostrom, Ragnar, 1939, Lonnfallet, southernmost part of the Export Field at Grangesberg, Sweden: Sveriges Geol. Unders., 

ser. C, nr. 428, Arsbok 33, nr. 8, 30 p. 

1555 Lord, C. S., 1951, Mineral industry of district of Mackenzie, Northwest Territories: Canada Geol. Survey Mem. 261, 336 p. 

1556 Loughlin, G. F., and Koschmann, A. H., 1942, Geology and ore deposits of the Magdalena mining district, N. Mex.: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Prof. Paper 200, 168 p. $2. 

1557 Louis, D. A., 1898, On the iron-industry of Hungary: Iron and Steel 

Inst. Jour., v. 52, p. 193-225. 

1558 __ 1899, The iron-industry of Sweden: Eng. Mag., v. 17, p. 426-

443. 

1559 __ 1899, Miningthe iron ores of arctic Europe: Eng. Mag., v. 16, 

p. 610-623. 

1560 Louis, H., 1898, Notes on the iron industry of the Urals: Federated 

Inst. Min. Engineers Trans., v. 14, p. 368-387; North England 

Inst. Min. Mech. Engineers Trans., v. 47, p. 86-107. 

1561 Lovering, T. S., 1923, The leaching of iron protores; solution and 

precipitationofsilicaincoldwater: Econ. Geology, v. 18, no. 6, 

p. 523-540. 

1562 *-- 1929, The Rawlins, Shirley, and Seminoe iron-ore deposits, 

Carbon County, Wyo.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 811-D, p. 203-

235. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 281 

1563 Lovering, T. S., 1933, Pre-Cambrian ore deposits of Colorado and 

southern Wyoming, in Ore deposits of the Western United States 

(Lindgren volume): New York, Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng., 

p. 275-277. 

1564 *-- 1935, Geology and ore deposits of the Montezuma quadrangle, 

Colo.: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 178, 119 p. 

1565 1943, Minerals in world affairs: New York, Prentice-Hall, 

--Inc., 394 p. 

1566 Low, A. P., 1902, Report on the geology and physical character of the 

Nastapoka.Islands, Hudson Bay: Canada Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. 

13, 84 p. 

1567 Low, Bela, 1929, The mineral deposits of Porto Rico: Eng. Min. 

Jour., v. 128, p. 5-7. 

1568 Lowe, E. N., 1912, Iron ores of Marshall and Benton Counties: Miss. 

Geol. Survey, 23 p. 

1569 __ 1914, Preliminary report on iron ores of Mississippi: Miss. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 10, 70 p. 

1570 __ 1915, Mississippi-Its geology, geography, soils, and mineral. 

resources: Miss. Geol. Survey Bull. 12, p. 136-140. 

1571 Lu, C. H., and Pai, C. C., 1945, Geology of the iron ore deposits 

in the vicinity of Pehya, Hoching, Yunnan: Geol. Survey China, 

Geol. Bull. 36, p. 23-24, 85-92. [Chinese, English summary.] 

1572 __ 1945, Geology of the iron ore deposits of Lochiutsun, Men·ghua, 

Yunnan: Geol. Survey China, Geol. Bull. 36, p. 21-22, 77-84. 

[ Chinese, English summary. ] 

1573 Lucius, Michel, 1931, La genese des gisements de minerais de fer 

de la Turquie: Soc. naturalistes luxembourg. Bull. mens., nouv. 

ser. 25, p. 78-84, 86-96. 

1574 __ 1945, Die Luxemburger Minetteformation und die jiingern 

Eisenerzbildungen unsers Landes: Service carte geol. Luxembourg Pub., Band 4, 347 p. 

1575 __ 1948, Erlauterungen zu der geologischen Spezialkarte Luxemburgs; Geologie Luxemburgs; das Gutland: Service carte geol. 

Luxembourg Pub., Band 5, 405 p. 

1576 Lupher, R. L., 1944, Stratigraphic aspects of the Blewett-Cle Elum 

iron ore zone, Chelan and Kittitas Counties, Wash.: Wash. Div. 

Mines and Geology Rept. Inv. 11, 63 p. 

1577 Lyman, B. S., 1873, The Staley's Creek and Nick's Creek iron region 

near Marion, Smyth County, Va.: Am. Philos. Soc. Trans., new 

ser., v. 15, p. 33-47. 

1578 __ 1881, The Lower Silurian brown hematite beds of southwest 

Virginia: The Virginias, v. 2, p. 190. 

1579 __ 1886, Geology of the Lowmoor, Va., iron ores: Am. Inst. Min. 

Metal!. Eng. Trans., v. 14, p. 801-809. 

1580 Lynch, V. J., 1947, Andover-Sulphur Hill iron mines, Sussex County, N. J.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4152, 12 p. 

1581 McCalley, Henry, 1896, The limonites of Alabama geologically considered: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 62, p. 583-584. 

1582 __ 1897, The hematites of Alabama geologically considered: Eng. 

Min. Jour., v. 63, p. 43-44. 

1583 McCallie, .S. W., 1900, Notes on the fossil iron ores of Georgia: Eng. 

Min. Jour., v. 70, p. 757-758. 
282 

Index 

No. 

1584 

1585 

1586 

1587 

1588 

1589 

1590 

1591 

1592 

1593 

1594 

1595 

1596 

1597 

1598 

1599 

~600 

1601 

1602 

1603 

1604 

1605 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

McCallie, S. W., 1900, A preliminary report on a part of the iron 

ores of Georgia; Polk, Bartow, and Floyd Counties: Ga. Geol. 

Survey Bull. 10-A, 190 p. 

1900 Some notes on the brown iron ores of Georgia: Eng. 

--Min. jour., v. 69, p. 255-256. 

1908 Fossil iron ore deposits of Georgia: Ga. Geol. Survey 

--Bull. i7, 199 p. 

McClelland, W. R., 1954, The Saugus [Mass.] Iron Works restoration: Canadian Min. Jour., v. 75, no. 6, p. 68-70. 

Maceo, A., 1903, Die Nutzbaren Bodenschatze des deutschen Schutzgebiete [Cameroons, Adamawa, West Africa]: Zeitschr. prakt. 

Geologie, Jahrg. 11, p. 28-33, 193-202. 

McCreath, A. S., 1879-80, Analysis of iron ores of Pennsylvania, in 

Third report of progress in the laboratory of the Survey at Harrisburg: Pa. Geol. Survey, 2d Rept. Progress M3

, p. 1-55. 

__ 188 2, Analyses of iron ores from Cripple Creek extension of the 

Norfolk and Western Railroad: The Virginias, v. 3, no. 7, p. 110. 

__ 1883, The iron ores of the Valley of Virginia: Am. Inst. Min. 

Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 12, p. 17-26; Eng. Min. Jour., v. 35, 

p. 334-335; The Virginias, v. 4, p. 94-96. 

__ 1883, The mineral wealth of Virginia tributary to the lines of 

the Shenandoah Valley and Norfolk and Western Railroad Companies: Harrisburg, Pa., L. S. Hart, 105 p. 

McCreath, A. S., and D'Invilliers, E. V., 1887, Comparisonofsome 

southern cokes and iron ores: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. 

Trans., v. 15, p. 734-753. 

__ 1888, Mineral resources of the upper Cumberland Valley of 

south-eastern Kentucky and southwestern Virginia: Louisville, 

Ky., Courier Journal Job Printing Co., 152 p. 

McDonald, Marshall, 1880, Report of a geological and mineral examination of a portion of the James River iron belt: The Virginias, 

v. 1, p. 10-13. 

McDonald, P. B., 1912, History of the Cascade iron range of Michigan: Min. World, v. 37, p. 902-905. 

__ 1915, Newfoundland's iron mines: Ca.11adianMin. Jour., v. 36, 

p. 554-555. 

McDowell, F. H., 1889, The reopening of the Tilly Foster iron mine: 

Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans.'· v. 17, p. 758-766. 

McGerrigle, H. W., 1943, Special ·report on the iron deposits of the 

province of Quebec: Quebec Dept. Mines Prelim. Rept. 173, 61 p. 

McGerrigle, H. W., and Girard, H., 1950, Specialreport on the iron 

deposits of the Province of Quebec: Quebec Dept. Mines Prelim. 

Rept. 262, 45 p. · 

McGill, W. M., 1936, Outline of the mineral resources of Virginia: 

Va. Geol. Survey Bull. 47, 81 p. 

McGrath, J. W., 1916, The iron mines of Wabana, Newfoundland: 

CanadianMin. Jour., v. 37, p. 315-317. 

Macinerny, A. J., 1904, Notes on an iron-property near Tunis.t Inst. 

Mining and Metallurgy Trans., v .. 12, p. 224-227. 

Mackenzie, G. C., 1908, The iron and steel industry of Ontario: Ontario Bur. Mines Ann. Rept. 17, p. 190-342. 

__ 1912, The magnetic iron sands of Natashkwan, County of Saguenay, Province of Quebec: Ottawa, Canada Mines Branch, 49 p. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 283 

1606 Mackin, J. H., 1947, Iron ore deposits in the Clearwater district, 

Idaho County, Idaho: U. S. G~ol. Survey open-file rept., 20 p. 

1607 1947, Some structural features of the intrusions in the Iron 

--Springs district: Guidebook to the Iron Springs district, Utah, 

76 p. (Published by the Utah Geological Society, in cooperation 

with the U. S. Geological Survey, for use on a field trip in southwestern Utah. ) 

1608 1953, Iron deposits of the Iron Mountain district, Washington 

--Co., Idaho: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 982-E, p. 121-151. 75c. 

1609 1954, Geology and iron ore deposits of the Granite Mountain 

--area, Iron County, Utah: U. S. Geol. Survey Min. Inv. Map 

MF 14. 

1610 McLellan, J., 1910, The mineral resources of the Queen Charlotte 

Islands, B. C.: Canadian Min. Inst. Quart. Bull. 10, p. 167-175. 

1611 McMaster, P. D., 1946, ExplorationofChamberlain-Barnardville iron 

deposits, Roane County, Tenn.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 3957, 

19 p. 

1612 *McMillan, W. D., 1946, Explorationofthe Bourbon magnetic anomaly, 

CrawfordCounty, Mo.: U.S. Bur. MinesRept. Inv. 3961, 9p. 

1613 MacMillen, R. T., Heindl, R. A., and Conley, J. E., 1952, Soda 

sinter process for treating low-grade titaniferous ores: U. S. 

Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4912, 62 p. 

1614 McMurchy, R. C., 1944, Geology of the Island Lake area, Manitoba: 

Precambrian, v. 17, nQ. 9, p. 4-9. 

1615 McNaughton, D. A., 1945, Greenwood-Phoenix area, B. C.: Canada 

Geol. Survey Paper 45-20, 24 p. 

1616 MacVichie, Duncan, 1926, Iron fields of the Iron Springs and Pinto 

miningdistricts, IronCounty, Utah: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. 

Trans., v. 74, p. 163-173. 

1617 Magnusson, N. H., 19 29, The iron and manganese ores of the Nordmark district: Sveriges· Geol. Unders., ser. Ca, nr. 13, 98 p. 

[Swedish, English summary. ] 

1618 __ 1930, The iron and manganese ores of the L~ngban district: 

Sveriges Geol. Unders., ser. Ca, nr. 23, 111 p. [Swedish, 

English summary. j 

1619 1936, The evolution of the Lower Archean rocks in central 

--Sweden and their iron, manganese, and sulphide ores: Geol. Soc. 

London, Quart. Jour. 92, pt. 3, p. 332-359. 

1620 __ 1940, Geology and ore deposits of Ljusnarsberg: Sveriges 

Geol. Unders., ser. Ca, nr. 30, 188 p. [Swedish, English 

summary.] 

1621 __ 1940, The Herrang field apd its iron ores: Sveriges Geol. 

Unders., · Ser. C, nr. 431, Arsbok 34, 78 p. [Swedish, English 

summary.] 

1622 Mallada, L., 1902, Datos geologico-mineros de varios criaderos de 

hierro de Espana: Com. Mapa Geol. Espana Bol., tomo 26, 

p. 153-203. 

1623 Malozemoff, A., 1943, The United Nations 1 newest source of iron; 

Geology, reserves, and plan for exploitation of Brazil's huge 

Itabira hematite deposits: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 144, no. 1, 

p. 56-59. 

1624 Markov. V •• 1937. Mineral.resourcesoftheU. S. S. R.: Min. Jour. 

[London], v. 197, p. 537-539. 
284 

Index 

No. 

1625 

1626 

1627 

1628 

1629 

1630 

1631 

1632 

1633 

1634 

1635 

1636 

1637 

1638 

1639 

1640 

1641 

1642 

1643 

1644 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Marks, J. E., 1925, The iron ranges of northwestern Ontario: Lake 

Superior Min. Inst. Proc., v. 24, p. 200-208. 

Marple, M. F., 1954, The geology of Lake Hope State Park: Ohio 

Geol. Survey ii..f. Circ. 13, 30 p. 

Marsh, A., 1950, , The Grangesberg iron mines: Mine and Quarry 

Eng., v. 16, no. 8, p. 249-256. 

Marshall, H. I., 1947, Geology of Midlothian Township: Ontario Dept. 

Mines Ann. Rept., v. 56, pt. 5, 24 p. 

*Martin, G. C., and Katz, F. J., 1912, A geologic reconnaissance of 

thelliamnaregion, Alaska: U.S. Geol. Survey Bull. 485, p. 117, 

120, 121, 122. 

Martins da Silva, Joao, 1945, Notas sabre o jazigo de ferro de Odivelas: 

Servi~o Fomento Mineiro [Portugal] Estudos, notas e trabalhos, 

v. 1, p. 286-292. [Portuguese, English summary.] 

__ 1945, Tipos de minerio das minas de ferro de Montemor-o-Novo: 

Service Fomento Mineiro [Portugalj Estudos, notas etrabalhos, 

v. 1, p. 62-70. [Portuguese, English summary.] 

__ 1947, Estudo sobre a genese do jazigo de ferro de Montemoro-Novo: Servi~o Fomento Mineiro [Portugal], Estudos, notas e 

trabalhos, v. 3, p. 26-45. 

1948 Gisements de minerais de fer du sud du Portugal: Ser-

--vi_s:o Fomento Mineiro [ Portugal] Estudos, notas e trabalhos, 

v. 4, p. 31-42. [French, English summary.] 

Martins da Silva, Joao, and Dias de Carvalho, Adalberto, 1946, 

JaE;igo de ferro de Odivelas: Servi_s:o Fomento Mineiro [Portugal] 

Relatorio 11, 31 p. 

Mather, W. W., 1834, Sketch of the geology and mineralogy of New 

London and Windham Counties, in Connecticut: Norwich, W. 

Lester, Jr., 36 p. 

Matheson, A. F., 1933, Michipicoten River area, Ontario: Canada 

Geol. Survey Summary Rept. 1932, pt. D, Pub. 2330, p. 1-21. 

Mathews, E. B., and Watson, E. H., 1929, The mineral resources 

of Baltimore County: Md. Geol. Survey, Baltimore County Rept., 

p. 219-304. 

Mathias, M., 1940, The occurrence of barite in an iron-ore deposit 

in Namaqualand: Royal Soc. South Africa Trans. 28, p. 207-217. 

Matsuzawa, !sao, 1953, The Sinian system in the district of Pangchiapu, southern Chahar, North China, and consideration of the 

origin of its contained Hsuanlung type iron ore deposits: Min. 

Geology, v. 3, no. 10, p. 220-235. [Japanese, English summary.] 

Matthews, A. F., 1950, Mineral resources of the free: Freedom & 

Union, Rept. 2, 4 p. 

Mattirolo, E., and Aichino, G., 1897, Relazione sopra alcuni saggi 

industriali di minerali di ferro dell'Isola d'Elba: R. Com. geol. 

Italia Boll., v. 28, p. 237-246. · 

Maubeuge, P. L., 1948, Note preliminaire sur !'extension du gisement ferrifere lorrain vers le detroit de Langres (aalenien ferrugineux): Rev. industrie miner., no. 536, p. 591-604. 

__ 1949, Donnees geologiques sommaires sur 1' "aalenien ferrugineux" dans la region frontiere franco-belge: Soc. Belge gemlogie Bull. 58, p. 60-74. 

__ 1949, Le gisement de minerai de fer oolithique supraliasique 

de la Haute-Saone et de la Haute-Marne: Rev. industrie miner., no. 543, p. 171-188. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ffiON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 285 

1645 Mayer, L. w., 1909, TheisledeHutteiron mines at Peine, Germany: 

Am. !net. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 39, p. 351-356. 

1646 Medina M., Al!a, and Moreno A., Arribas, 1953, Formacionas ferruginosas en el Sahara meridional Espanol, in La genese des gites 

de fer: Cong. geol. internat., 19e sess., Alger, 1952, Comptes 

rendus, fasc. 10, p. 39-45. 

1647 Meen, V. B., 1941, Preliminary report on the geology of the GarnetCunningham area: Ontario Dept. Mines Press Release, 2 p. 

1648 Mehliss, A. T. M., 1946, The haematite deposits, mineral concession no. 41, northwestern Swaziland: Swaziland Geol. Survey 

Dept. Special Rept. 1, 21 p. 

1649 Melcher, N. B., 1948, Quebec-Labrador as a· future supply of iron 

ore for the United States: U.S. Bur. Mines Mineral Trade Notes 

Spec. Supp. 29, 11 p., Oct. 

1650 Melchior!, G., 1943, Erdmagnetische Untersuchungen sedimentarer 

Eisenerzvorkommen von Nurra, Sardinien: Beitr. angew. Geephysik, Band 10, Hefte 3-4, p. 312-331. [German, English 

summary. J 

1651 *Mendenhall,· w. c., and Schrader, F. C., 1903, Mineralresourcesof 

the Mount Wrangell district, Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. 

Paper 15, p. 65-66. 

1652 Meng, H. M., 1933, Magnetite deposits of the Tungkuan-Shan, Tungling, Anhui: Natl. Research Inst. Geology [China], Contr., no. 4, 

p. 1-30. 

1653 Merle, A., 1905, Les gites mineraux et metalliferes et les eaux minerales du Departement du Daubs: Besan~on, 217 p. 

1654 Merrill, J. A., 1936, ThewonderlandofLake Superior: Minneapolis, 

Minn., Burgess Pub. Co., 67 p. · 

1655 Merritt, C. A., 1938, The magnetite deposits of the Wichita Mountains, Okla.~ Okla. Acad. Sci. Proc., v. 18, p. 51-55. 

1656 __ 1939, The iron ores of the Wichita Mountains, Okla.: Econ. 

Geology, v. 34, no. 3, p. 268-286. 

1657 __ 1940, Iron ores: Okla. Geol. Survey Mineral Rept. 4, 34 p. 

1658 Merritt, W. H., 1882, The magnetic iron ores of Victoria County, 

Ont.: Canadian Inst. Proc., new ser., v. 1, p. 261-267. 

1659 __ 1892, Notes on the possibilities of iron and steel production in 

Ontario: Canadian Inst. Trans., v. 2, p. 299-314. 

1660 *Mertie, J. B., Jr., 1933, The Tatonduk-Nation district: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Bull. 836, p. 375-378. 

1661 Messervey, J. P., 1944, Iron ore occurrences, Bridgeville area: 

Nova Scotia Dept. Mines Ann. Rept. Mines, 1943, p. 71-~1. 

1662 Mesyaninov, A. A., 1935, (The chief body of the Teoysk iron ore deposit): Material 'y geologiya Zapadno-sibirsk. kray, vyp. (Rec. 

Geology West-Siberian Region, no.) 26, p. 113-145, Tomsk. 

[Russian, English summary. ] 

1663 Metz, Karl, 1948, Eisen- und Magnesitlagerstatten in den Ostalpen: 

Geol. foren. Stockholm For h., band 70, hatte 2, no. 453, p. 363-

370. 

1664 Meuschke, J. L., 1952, Preliminary aeromagnetic map showing by 

contours the results of an aeromagnetic survey of the potential 

nickel area of Lake County, Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey openfile map. 
286 

Index 

No. 

1665 

1666 

1667 

1668 

1669 

1670 

1671 

1672 

1673 

1674 

1675 

1676 

1677 

1678 

1679 

1680 

1681 

1682 

1683 

1684 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Meuschke, J. L., and Hender~on, J. R., 1952, Aeromagnetic and 

geologic map of part of east-central St. Louis County. Minn.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Geophysical Inv. G~ 92. 70c. 

__ 19.52, Aeromagnetic and geologic rnap of part of northeastern 

St. Louis County, Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey Geophysical Inv. 

GP 93. 70c. 

__ i952, Aeromagnetic and geologic map of part of northwestern 

St. Louis County, Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey Geophysical Inv. 

GP 96. 70c. 

1952, Aeromagnetic and geologic map of part of southeastern 

--St. Louis County, Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey Geophysical Inv. 

GP 91. 70c. 

__ 1952, Aeromagnetic and geologic map of part of southwestern 

St. Louis County, Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey Geophysical Inv. 

GP 94. 70c. 

__ 1952, Aeromagnetic and geologic map of part of west-central 

St. Louis County, Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey Geophysical Inv. 

GP 95. 70c. 

Meyer, Abraham, 188 2, On the fossil ores of Lycoming County, Pa. : 

Acad, Nat. Sci. Philadelphia Proc. 1882, p. 52. 

Meyer, G., 1933, ;Investigaciones magneticas preliminares en los 

yacimientos de fierro de las pampas de San Nicolas y Marcona: 

Soc. Geol. Peru Bol., v. 5, p. 65-66. 

Meyerhoff, H. A., 1933, Geology of Puerto Rico: Puerto Rico Univ. 

Mon., ser. B, no. 1, 281 p. 

__ 1934, IroninPuertoRico: Rev. ObrasPub. Puerto Rico, no. 3, 

p. 595-597; no. 5, p. 635-636; no. 8, p. 704-710. 

__ 1941, Mineral resources of the Greater Antilles: Min. and 

Metallurgy, v. 22, no. 413, p. 265-269. 

Meyerhoff, H. A., and Smith, I. F., 1931, The geology of the Fajardo 

district, Porto Rico: N~ Y. Acad. Sci., Scientific Survey of Porto 

Rico and the Virgin Islands, v. 2, p. 201-360. 

Michigan Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters, Section of geology 

and mineralogy, 1939, Ninth annual field excursion, Marquette 

and Menominee districts, 20 p. 

Mickle, G. R., 1902, theiron-bearingrocks of theNastapokanislands: 

CanadianMin. Inst. Jour., v. 5, p. 256-264. 

Mikami, H. M., 1944, World iron-ore map: Econ. Geology, v. 39, 

no. 1, p. 1-24. 

Mikhailovsky, V., 1898, Exploration des gisements de minerais de 

fer dans le district du Livny, Gouvernement d10rel, faite en 

1898: Geol. kom. Izv., tom. 17, p. 451-479. 

Mikkola, Aimo, 1947, The Vahajoki iron ore in Tervola, northern 

Finland: Comm. geol. Finlande Bull. 140, p. 261-280. 

Miles, K. R., 1941, Magnetite-hematite relations in the banded iron 

formations of Western Australia: Australasian Inst. Min. and 

Metallurgy Proc. 124, p. 193-201. 

*Millar, W. T., 1947, Investigationofmagnetitedeposits at Star Lake, 

St. Lawrence County, N. Y. (to November 1945): U. S. Bur. 

Mines Rept. Inv. 4127, 14. p. 

Millar, W. T., Hammond, H. 0., and Sanford, R. S., 1949, Investigation of Red-Back magnetite mine, Sterling Lake, Orange 

County, N.Y.: U.S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4469, 4 p. 
Index 

No. 

1685 

1686 

1687 

1688 

1689 

1690 

1691 

1692 

1693 

1694 

1695 

1696 

1697 

1698 

1699 

1700 

1701 

. 1702 

1?03 

1704 

1705 

1706 

BIBLI<X>RAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 287 

Miller, A. H., 1~34, Gravitational and magnetometric surveys of the 

Onakawana lignite anti Grand Rapids siderite deposits: Canadian 

Jour. Research, v. 10, no. 4, p. 463-478. 

Miller, A. M., 1919, The geology of Kentucky (with introduction by 

August F. Foerste): Ky. Dept. Geology and Forestry, ser. 5, 

Bull. 2, 392 p. 

Miller, B. L., 1911, The mineral resources of Prince George's County: 

Md. Geol. SurveyRept., Prince George's County, p. 142-144. 

1925, Mineral resources ofthe Allentown quadrangle: Pa. Geol. 

--Survey, 4th ser., Topog. and GeoL Atlas, no. 206, p. 29, 33-70. 

1939, Northampton County, Pa., geology and geography: Pa. 

--Geol. Survey, 4th ser., Bull. C-48, p. 311-346. 

1941, Lehigh County, Pa., geology and geogr~phy: Pa. Geol. 

--Survey, 4th ser., Bull. C-39, mineral resources, p. 252-326. 

Miller, B. L., and Myers, P. B., 1941, Hardyston formation: Pa. 

Geol. Survey, 4th ser., Bull. C 39, Lehigh County, p. 165-180. 

Miller, R. L., 1945, Geology of the Katahdin pyrrhotite deposit and 

vicinity, Piscataquis County, Maine: Maine Geol. Survey Bull. 2, 

21 p. 

Miller, R. M. , 1940, An investigation of the feasibility of a steel 

plant in the lower Columbia River area: c;v. ed., Oreg. Dept. 

Geology and Mineral Industries Bull. 8, 55 p. 

Miller, W. G., 1895, The Glendower iron deposit, Frontenac County, 

Ont.: Canadian Min. Rev., v. 14, p. 40-41. 

1901, The iron ore fields of Ontario: Canadia.TJ. Min. Inst. Jour., --v. 4, p. 265-283. 

__ 1901, Iron ores of Nipissing district: Ontario Bur. Mines Ann. 

Rept. 10, p. 160-180. 

__ 1903, Iron ranges of northern Ontario: Ontario Bur. Mines Ann. 

Rept. 12, p. 304-317. 

1917, Lateritic ore deposits; with comments on the nature of lat-

--erites in general: Ontario Bur. Mines Ann. Rept. 26, p. 318-334. 

Miller, W. J. , 1919, Magnetic iron ores of Clinton Courity, N. Y. : 

Econ. Geology, v. 14, no. 7, p. 509-535. 

__ 1921, Origin of Adirondack magnetite deposits: Econ. Geology, 

v. 16, no. 3, p. 227-233. 

__ 19 26, Geology of the Lyon Mountain quadrangle: N. Y. State 

Mus. Bull. 271, 101 p . 

__ 1944, Geology of Palm Springs-Blythe Strip, Riverside County) 

Calif.: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 40, no. 1, p. 11-72. 

Mills, S. D., 1905, Occurrence of hematite north of Little Current, 

Georgian Bay, Ont.: Canadian Min. Rev., v. 25, p. 119-122. 

Minn. Historical Records Survey Project, 1940, The Cuyuna range; A 

history of a Minnesota iron mining district, Minn.: St. Paul, MinnHistorical Records Survey Project, 168 p. · 

Miropol'skiy, L. M., 1933, Bakal iron deposit of the southern Urals: 

Kazan'. gosudar. univ. Uchenyye zapiski, tom 93, kniga 1, geologiya vyp. 2, 131 p. [Russian, English summary. ] 

__ ._ 1934, The origin and history of the sedimentary carbonate iron 

ore of the Alapaev type on the eastern slope of the Urals: Kazan'. 

gosudar. univ. Trudy 53, vyp. 4, p. 21-128. [Russian, English 

summary.] 
288 

Index 

No. 

1707 

1708 

1709 

1710 

1711 

1712 

1713 

1714 

1715 

1716 

1717 

1718 

1719 

1720 

1721 

1722 

1723 

1724 

1725 

1726 

1727 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ~IINERAL R~SOURCES 

Miropofskiy, L. M., 1936, 'The origin and history of the iron ores of 

the eastern slope of the Urals: Kazan'. gosudar. univ. Trudy 54, 

vyp. 2, p. 42-69. [Russian, English summary. ] 

MiropoPskiy, L. M., and Polyanin, V. A.~ 1937, (To the study of the 

iron ores in the deposits of Zlatoust and Kuseni district in the 

southern Ural): Kazg,n'. gosudar. univ. Uchenyye zapiski, tom 97, 

kniga 3-4, geologiya vyp. 8-9, p. 147-188. [Russian, English summary.J 

Mirza, Khurshid, 1940, A preliminary note on the iron ore resources 

of the Hyderabad state: Hyderabad Geol. Service Bull. 4, 16 p. 

Miser, H. D., 1921, Mineral resources ofthe Waynesboro quadrangle, 

Tenn.: Tenn. Geol. Survey Bull. 26, p. 42-120. 

Missouri Geologica.LSurvey, 1873, Preliminary report oh the iron ores 

and coal fields from the field work of 1872: Pt. 1, p. 3-213. 

Mitchell, D. R., 1943, Theneedforresearchon Pennsylvania's brown 

iron ore deposits: Pa. State Call. Mineral industries, v. 12, 

no. 6 p. 1, 4. 

*Moffitt, F. H., 19 24, The metalliferous deposits of Chitina Valley, 

Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 755, p. 60-65. 

*Moffitt, F. H., and Mertie, J. B., Jr., 1923, The Kotsina-Kuskulana 

district, Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 745, p. 71, 94-95, 

138-141. 

Mok, Chee-sun, and Tu, H. L., 1943, Mineral resources of Lienhsien, 

Kwangtung: Kwangtung and Kwangsi Geol. Survey, Geol. Bull. 1, 

p. 51-62. [Chinese, English summary.] 

Mankowski, T. , 1897, Zur Geologie von Kri woi Rag: Zeitschr. prakt. 

Geologie, Jahrg. 1897, p. 374-378. 

Monture, G. C., 1949, Changes in Canada's iron resources during 

the past ten years: Empire Min. Metall. Congress, 4th, no. AB-3. 

__ 1955, Techniques for the exploration and discovery of iron ore 

deposits, in Survey of World iron ore resources-Occurrence, 

appraisal and use: United Nations Pub. 1954. II. D. 5, New York, 

p. 77-105. 

Moore, E. S., 1906, Additional notes on the iron ranges of eastern 

Michipicoten: Ontario Bur. Mines Ann. Rept., v. 15, p. 200-206. 

__ 1907, Iron ranges east of Lake Nipigon; the ranges around Lake 

Windegokan: Ontario Bur. Mines Ann. Rept., v. 16, p. 136-148. 

__ 1908, Iron ranges east of Lake Nipigon; the Onaman iron ranges: 

Ontario Bur. Mines Ann. Rept., v. 17, p. 170-189. 

__ 1909, Bog iron on English River, Ont.: Ontario Bur. Mines 

Ann. Rept., v. 18, p. 180-195. 

__ 1909, Geology of Onaman iron range area: Ontario Bur. Mines 

Ann. Rept., v. 18, p. 196-253. 

__ 1909, Iron range north of Round Lake, Ont. : Ontario Bur. Mines 

Ann. Rept., v. 18, p. 154-162. 

__ 1910, Lake Savant iron range area, Ont.: Ontario Bur. Mines 

Ann. Rept., v. 19, p. 173-193. 

__ 1910, The occurrence and origin of some bog iron deposits in 

the district of Thunder Bay, Ont.: Econ. Geology, v. 5, p. 528-

537. 

__ 1918, The iron formation on Belcher Islands, Hudson Bay, with 

special reference to its origin and its associated algal limestones: 

Jour. Geology, v. 26, p. 412-438. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DPIJSITS OF THE WORLD 289 

1728 Moore, E. S., 1919, Iron deposits on the Belcher Islands, Hudson 

Bay: Canadian Min. Inst. Bull. 82, p. 196-206; Trans., v. 22, 

p. 100-111, 1920. 

1729 __ 19 25, Some geological conditions controlling the formation of 

iron deposits in Canada: Canadian Inst. Mining and Metallurgy 

Bull. 1'i5, p. 209-219; Trans., v. 28, p. 132-140, 1926. 

17 30 __ 19 26, Mississagi Reserve and Guolais River iron ranges, District 

of Algoma: Ontario Dept. Mines Ann. Rept., v. 34, pt. 4, p. 1-33. 

1731 __ 1927, Sahkatawich(Rush) Lake section, WomanRiver iron range, 

District of Sudbury: Ontario Dept. Mines Ann. Rept., v. 35, pt. 2, 

p. 86-96. 

1732 __ 1938, Deep oxidation in the Canadian Shield: Canadian Inst. 

Mining and Metallurgy Trans., v. 41, p. 172-182. 

1733 __ 1938, Some problems of the pre-Cambrian: Royal Soc. Canada 

Trans., 3d ser., v. 32, sec. 4, p. 1-10. 

1734 __ 1940, Geology and ore deposits of the Atikokan area (Ont. ): 

Ontario Dept. Mines Ann. Rept. 1939, v. 48, pt. 2, p. 1-34. 

1735 __ 1946, Origin of iron deposits of the 11Lake Superior 11 type: N. Y. 

Acad. Sci. Trans., ser. 2, v. 9, no. 2, p. 43-51. 

1736 Moore, E. S., and Armstrong, H. S., 1948, Iron deposits in the district of Algoma: Ontario Dept. Mines Ann: Rept. 1946, v. 55, 

pt. 4, p. 1-118. 

1737 Moore, E. o., and Coleman, A. P., 1908, Iron ranges east of Lake 

Nipigon: Ontario Bur. Mines Ann. Rept., v. 17, p. 136-169. 

1738 Moore, E. s., and Maynard, J. E., 1929, Solution, transportation, 

and precipitation of iron and silica: Econ. Geology, v. 24, no. 3, 

p. 272-303; no. 4, p. 365-402; no. 5, p. 506-527. 

1739 Moore, P. N., 1874, The iron ores of southeastern Missouri: Mo. 

Geol. Survey Rept., 1873-74, p. 638-671. 

1740 __ 1876, Report on the iron ores of Greenup, Boyd, and Carter 

Counties, the Kentucky division of the Hanging Rock iron region: 

Ky. Geol. Survey Rept. Progress, new ser., v. 1, p. 59-136. 

1741 __ 1878, Report on the iron ores and the iron manufacture of the 

Kentucky Red River iron region: Ky. Geol. Survey Rept. Progress, new ser., v. 4, pt. 3, p. 183-216. 

1742 __ 1878, Reportontheiron ores in the vicinity of Cumberland Gap: 

Ky. Geol. Survey Rept. Progress, new ser. , v. 4, pt. 5, p. 241-

254. 

1743 __ 1880, TheironoresnearCumberland Gap, Va.: The Virginias, 

v. 1, p. 78-80. 

1744 __ 1884, Iron ores of the Red River, Cumberland, and Hanging 

Rock regions, Ky. : Ky. Geol. Survey, Eastern Coal Field C, 

123 p. 

1745 Moorhouse, W. W., 1938, Some titaniferous magnetites of the San 

Gabriel Mountains, Los Angeles County, Calif.: Econ. Geology, 

v. 33, no. 7, p. 737-748. 

1746 __ 1939, Geology of the Eagle Lake area: Ontario Dept. Mines 

Ann. Rept. 1939, v. 48, no. 4, 27 p. 

1747 __ 1941, Preliminary report on the Timagami map area: Ontario 

Dept. Mines Pres~ Release, 5 p. 

1748 __ 1944, Geology ofthe Bryce-Robillard area (Ont. ): Ontario Dept. 

Mines Ann. Rept. 1941, v. 50, pt. 4, 50 p. 
290 

Index 

No. 

CONTF · ' TIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

1749 Moorhouse, W. W., 1946, The northeastern portion of the Timagami 

Lake area (Ont. ): Ontario Dep~. Mines Ann. Rept. 1942, v. 51, 

pt. 6, 46 p. 

1750 Morgan, G. B., 1920, Summary of the mineral resources of Wyoming: 

Wyo. Geol. Survey Press Bull. 10, p. 6-7. 

1751 Morozevich, I., 1901, Le mont Magnitnaia et ses alentours: Geol. 

kom. Zapiski, tom 18, no. 1, p. 1-104. 

1752 1904, Die Eisenerzlagerstatten des Magnetberges im Sudlichen 

--Ural und ihrer Genesis: Mineralog. petrog. Mitt., neue Folge, 

v. 23, p. 113-152, 225-262. 

1753 Morrison, G. A. , and Grosh, W. A., 19 50, Investigation of Oriskany 

iron-ore deposits, Alleghany, Bath, Botetourt, and Craig Counties, Va.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4668, 59 p. 

1754 Moxham, E. C., 1893, The 11 great gossan lead11 of Virginia: Am. 

Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 21, p. 133-138. 

1755 Mueller, F. T., 1905, Die EisenerzlagersUitten von Rothan und Frumont im Breuschthal (Vogesen): Geol. Landesanst. ElsassLothringen Mitt., v, 5, p. 417-471. 

1756 Muenster, H., 1905, Die Brauneisenerzlagerstatten des Seen-Ohmthals am Nordrand des Vogelsgebirges: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 13, p. 242-258. 

17 57 Muir, N. M. , 19 50, Investigation of the Rose Run iron area, Bath 

County, Ky.: U.S. Bur. MinesRept. Inv. 4650, 43p. 

1758 Munger, H. P., 1955, Cost factors in selecting processes for producing iron and steel, in Survey of world iron ore resourcesOccurrence, appraisal and use: United Nations Pub. 1954. II. D. 5, 

New York, p. 146-165. 

1759 Murashov, D. F., 1946, Genetic types of the iron ore deposits on the 

Kola peninsula and in Karelia- Finnish SSR: Vseros. mineralog. 

obshch. Zapiski, tom 75, vyp. 2, p. 135-144. [Russian, English summary. ] 

1760 Murashov, D. F., and Shifrin, D. V., 1937, The iron deposit of 

Imandra region: Leningrad. geol. trest SSSR Izv. 4, p. 24-34. 

[Russian, English summary. ] 

1761 Murayama, Kazutura, 1941, Report on the geology and ore deposit of 

the Ma lu kou mine, Manchuria: Ryojun Call. Eng., Mem. 14, 

no. 2, p. 40-52. [Japanese, English summary.] 

1762 Murdock, T. G., N.d., The mining industry in North Carolina from 1937 to 

1945: N.C. Dept. Conserv., Div. Min. Res., Econ. Paper 65, p.10-12. 

1763 Murray-Hughes, R., 1941, A Bulgarian iron deposit: Min. Mag., 

v. 64, no. 6, p. 298-300. 

1764 Mutis J., Vincente, 1945, Yacimiento de hierro del Espiritu Santo, 

en Sevilla, departamento del Magdalena: Compilaci6n estudios geol. 

oficiales Colombia, v. 6, p. 415-432. 

1765 Nascimento Sancho, Joaquim, 1948, Reconhecimento das minas de 

ferro e manganes Cerro da Figueira, Nascedios, Serra Comprida, 

Penedo Amarelo, Cerro da Serpe e Cabec;o do Coelho: Servi<;o 

Fomento Mineiro [Portugal] Estudos, notas e trabalhos, v. 4, 

p. 210-222. 

1766 Nason, F. L., 1891, Eruptive iron ores: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 51, 

p. 693. 

1767 1891, Notes on the active iron mines of New Jersey: N. J. 

--Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. 1890, p. 51-127. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 291 

1768 Nason, F. L., 1892, A report on the iron ores of Missouri: Mo. 

Geol. Survey Rept., v. 2, 366 p. 

1769 1895, The geological structure of the Ringwood iron mines, 

--N. J.: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 24, p. 505-521. 

1770 1912, The bearing of the theories of the origin of magnetic iron 

--ores on their possible extent: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Bull., 

v. 67, p. 695-708; Trans., v. 43, p. 291-304, 1913. 

1771 __ 1922, Sedimentary phases of the Adirondack magnetic iron ores: 

Econ. Geology, v. 17, no. 8, p. 633-654; discussion, by W. J. 

Miller: Econ. Geology, v. 17, no. 8, p. 709-713. 

1772 1924, Sedimentary phases of Adirondack magnetites: Econ. 

--Geology, v. 19, no. 3, p. 288-295. 

1773 Nassim, G. L., 1950, The oolitic hematite deposits of Egypt: Econ. 

Geology, v. 45, no. 6, p. 578-581. 

1774 Nelson, A. E., Wiesnet, D. R., and Postel, A. W., 1954, Pre-Cambrian geology of the Chateaugay quadra..'1gle, Franklin County, 

N. Y.: U. S. Geol. Survey open.file map. 

1775 Nelson, V. E., and Wood, E. B., 1949, Preliminary reports on iron 

resources of western Kentucky: Ky. Geol. Survey Rept. Inv. 1, 

7 p. 

1776 Nelson, W. A., 1911, The Fernvale iron ore of Davidson County: 

Tenn. Geol. Survey, Res. Tenn., v. 1, p. 44-57. 

1777 Neumann, G. L., 1947, Investigations of the Dillsburg magnetite deposits, York County, Pa.: U.S. Bur. MinesRept. Inv. 4145, 

13 p. 

1778 Neumann, G. L., and Mosier, McHenry, 1948, Certainmagnetite deposits in New Jersey: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4225, 34 p. 

1779 Neuschel, V. S., and McKnight, E. T., 1948, Map showing metallic 

mineral deposits of Missouri: U. S. Geol. Survey Missouri Basin 

Studies, no. 18. 

1780 Newberry, J. S., 187 4, The iron resources of the United Sta:tes: Internat. Rev., v. 1, p. 754-780. 

1781 __ 1880, The genesis of our iron ores: Columbia Univ. School 

Mines Quart., v. 2, p. 1-17. 

1782 __ 1881, The genesis of our iron ores: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 31, 

p. 286-287, 298-300. 

1783 __ 1881, The iron ores of southern Utah: Am. Naturalist, v. 15, 

p. 410-412. 

1784 Newhigin, H. T. , 1898, The siliceous iron ores of northern Norway: 

Federated Inst. Min. Engineers Trans., v. 15, p. 154-168; North 

England Inst. Min. Mech. Engineers Trans., v. 47, p. 254-270. 

1785 Newhouse, W. H., 1929, The identity and genesis of lodestone magnetite: Econ. Geology, v. 24, no. 1, p. 62-67; discussion by 

M. C. Brandy, v. 25, no. 8, p. 871-875, 1930. 

1786 Newhouse, W. H., and Callahan, w. H., 1927, Two kinds of magnetite?: Econ. Geology, v. 22, no. 6, p. 629-632. 

1787 Newhouse, W. H., andHagner, A. F., 1951, Preliminaryreporton 

the titaniferous iron deposits of the Laramie Range, Wyo.: U.s. 

Geol. Survey open-file rept., 45 p. 

1788 Newhouse, W. H., Thayer, T. P., and Butler, A. P., Jr., 1945, 

Iron ore reserves at Bomi Hills, Liberia: U. S. Geol. Survey 

open-file rept. , 22 p. 
292 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

1789 Newland, D. H., 1906, Magnetite mines at Lyon Moillltain, N. Y.: 

Eng. Min. Jour., v. 82, p. 863-865, 916-918. 

1790 1907, On the associations and origin of the nontitaniferous mag-

--netites in the Adirondack region: Econ. Geology, v. 2, p. 763-773. 

1791 1909, The Clinton ore deposits in New York State: Am. Inst. 

--Min. Metal!. Eng. Bull., v. 27, p. 265-283; Trans., v. 40, 

p. 165-183, 1910. 

1792 __ 1911, Notes on the geology of the Swedish magnetites: N. Y. 

State Mus. Bull. 149, p. 107-119. 

1793 __ 1920, Magnetic iron ores ofClintonCounty, N.Y.: Econ. Geology, v. 15, no. 2, p. 177-180. 

1794 __ 1921, The mineral resources of the State of New York: N. Y. 

State Mus. Bull. 223-224, p. 101-140. 

1795 __ 1922, Paragenesis of the martite ore-bodies and magnetite of 

the Mesabi range (Minnesota): Econ. Geology, v. 17, no. 4, 

p. 229-302. 

1796 __ 1923, Sedimentary phases of Adirondack magnetites: Econ. 

Geology, v. 18, no. 3, p. 291-296. 

1797 __ 1928, Magnetic iron ores of Clinton County, New York: Econ. 

Geology, v. 15, no. 2, p. 177-180. 

1798 ·-- 1936, Mineralogy and origin of the Taconic limonites: Econ. 

Geology, v. 31, no. 2, p. 133-155. 

1799 __ 1942, The economic geology of the Catskill quadrangle, in Geology of the Catskill and Kaaterskill quadrangles: N! Y. State Mus. 

Bull. 331, p. 239-242. 

1800 Newland, D. H., and Hansell, N. V., 1906, Magnetite mines at Lyon 

Mountain, New York: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 82, no. 19, p. 863-

865; no. 20, p. 916-918. 

1801 Newland, D. H., and Hartnagel, C. A., 1908, Ironoresof the Clinton 

formation in New York State: N. Y. State Mus. Bull. 123, 76 p. 

1802 Newland, D. H., and Kemp, J. F., 1908, Geology of.the Adirondack 

magnetic iron ores; with a report on the Mineville-Port Henry 

mine group: N. Y. State Mus. Bull. 119, 182 p. 

1803 Newton, Edmund, 1918, Manganiferous iron ores of the Cuyunadistrict, 

Minn.: Minn. School Mines Expt. Sta. Bull. 5, 126 p. 

1804 *Newton, Edmund, and Bradt, H. H., 1917, Beneficiation of Lake Superior iron ores; bibliography: U. S. Geol. Survey Min. Res. 

U. S., 1915, pt. Ie, p. 303-314, 337-341. 

1805 Newton, Henry, 1875, The ores of iron; their geographical distribution 

and relation to the great centers of the world's iron industries: 

Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 3, p. 360-391. 

1806 Newton, Joseph, 1944, Iron ores: Idaho Bur. Mines and Geology Inf. 

Leaflet 6, 5 p. 

1807 Nichols, Edward, 1882, Some drift hematite deposits in east Tennessee: Am. Inst. Min. Metal!. Eng. Trans., v. 10, p. 480-482. 

1808 Nichols, H. W., and Farrington, 0. C., 1899, The ores of' Colombia, 

from mines in operation in 1892: Field Columbian Mus.,· Rept. 33, 

Geol. Ser., v. 1, no. 3, p. 125-177. 

1809 Nicolau, T., 1901, Untersuchung an den eisenfiihrenden Gesteinen 

der Insel Disco: Meddel. om Gr¢nland, Bind 24, p. 215-248. 

1810 Nikolaev, D., 1902, Recherches geologiques dans le Domaine minier 

de Kychtym: Geol. kom. Zapiski, nov. ser. 19, vyp. 2, p. 1-130. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 293 

1811 Nikolaev, D., 1903, Recherches geologiques faites dans l'Oural du 

sud en 1901 et 1902: Geol. kom. Izv., vyp. 22, p. 645-670. 

1812 Nishio, Keijiro, 1931, Genesis of the iron ore deposits in the Lake 

Superior region, U. S. A.: World Eng. Cong., 1st, Tokyo, 1929, 

Proc. 37, p. 431-497. 

1813 Nitikin, S., 1896, Source minerale ferrugineuse de Batowo, Gouv. 

de St. Petersbourg: Geol. kom. Izv., 1895, tom 14, p. 259. 

1814 __ 1898, Sur les minerais de fer du district de Livny, Gouvernement d'Orel, et les regions avoisinantes: Geol. kom. I~v., tom 17, 

p. 439-450. 

1815 Nitze, H. B. C., 1892, MagneticironoreinGranvilleCounty,N.C.: 

Eng. Min. Jour., v. 53, p. 447. 

1816 __ 1892, The magnetic iron ores of Ashe County, N. C.: Elisha 

Mitchell Sci. Soc. Jour., v. 8, p. 78-95; Am. Inst. Min. Metall. 

Eng. Trans., v. 21, p. 260-280, 1893. ' 

1817 __ 1892, Notes on some of the magnetites of southwestern Virginia 

and the contiguous territory of North Carolina: Am. Inst. Min. 

Metall. Eng. Trans,, v. 20, p. 174-188. 

1818 __ 1893, Iron ores of North Carolina: N. C. Geol. Survey Bienn. 

Rept. 1, p. 25-56. 

1819 1897, The limonite ores of Cherokee County, N.C.: Eng. Min. 

--Jour., v. 63, p. 330-331. 

1820 Nixon, L. K., 1943, Notes on program and suggested techniques for 

North Carolina iron ore explorations, in Report on iron ore and 

olivine deposits of the State of North Carolina suitable for industrial development and the possibilities of establishing industries within the State using these raw materials: New York, 

H. A. Brassert and Co., App. F, 29 p. 

1821 Nolan, T. B., Dorr, J. V. N., 2d, Shelton, J. S., and Oster stock, 

R. W., 1951, Geologic and total-intensity aeromagnetic map in 

the vicinity of Eureka, Nev.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

1822 Nordenstre>m, G., 1899, The most prominent and characteristic features of Swedish iron-ore mining: Iron and Steel Inst. Jour., 

v. 54, p. 35-74. 

1823 Norman, G. H. W., 1947, Vauquelin, Pershing, and Haig Townships, 

Abitibi County, Que. (summary account): Canada Geol. Survey 

Paper 47-12, 16 p. 

1824 Norman, G. H. W., and Norman, H. S., 1947, Preliminary map, 

Vauquelin, Abitibi County, Que.: Canada Geol. Survey Paper 47-

6, no text. 

1825 North, Loyd, and Bridenstine, I. J., 1922, Some notes on iron-depositing bacteria: Econ. Geology, v. 17, no. 5, p. 392-394. 

1826 Northrup, S. A., 1942, MineralsofNewMexico: N.Mex. Univ. Bull., 

whole no. 379, Geol. ser., v. 6, no. 1, 387 p. 

1827 Norton, S., 1910, The iron ores of New York State: Iron Age, v. 85, 

p. 382-387. 

1828 Noszky, Jeno, 1943, Beitrage zum geologischenAufbau der Umgebung 

'fOn Ajfalucska, Jaszo und Debrod: iviagyar 8llami Feldt. Intezet. 

Evi Jelenb~se 1939-40, Band 1, p. 245-261. [Hungarian and 

German.] 

1829 Oakeshott, G. B., 1948, Titaniferous iron-ore deposits of the western San Gabriel Mountains, Los Angeles County, Calif.: Calif. 

Div. Mines Bull. 129, pt. P, p. 243-266. · 
294 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

1830 Obermililer, Alphonse, 1941, Description petrographique et etude 

geologique de la region forestiere de la Guinee Frangaise: Service 

mines Afrique Occidentale Frans:aise, Bull. no. 5, 207 p. 

1831 Oberrascher, Erich, 1939, Die Raseneisenerze Pommerns: Geol.-

palaeont. Inst. Univ. Greifswald Abh., Heft 20, p. 7-51. 

1832 Oberste-Brink, K., 1937, Der Eisenerzbergbau im Ruhrbezirk: 

Gllickauf, v. 73, no. 5, p. 101-110. 

1833 Oca, G. R., 1952, Preliminary report on the economic mineral deposits of Marinduque Province: ·Philippines Bur. Mines Rept. 

Inv. 7, 23 p. · 

1834 O'Connor, J. J., 1919, The latent iron-ore resources in Canada lying 

north of Lake Superior: Canadian Min. Jour., v. 40, ·no. 50, 

p. 925-953. 

1835 Ohle, W., 1934, See-Erz, Rostrohren und verwandte Konkretionen: 

Geol. Rundschau, v. 25, no. 4, p. 281-295. 

1836 Oliveira, J. M. de, 1943, Jasigos de Montemor-o-Novo: Servigo 

Fomento Mineiro [Portugal] Relatorio 3, 102 p. 

1837 Oliver, F. J., 1945, Large scale working of Adirondack magnetites: 

Iron Age, v. 155, no. 4, p. 50-55; no. 5, p. 52-56. 

1838 Ordonez, Ezequiel, 1910, Iron resources of the Republic of Mexico: 

~ng. Min. Jour., v. 90, p. 665-667. 

1839 Orr, Ellison, 1888, Brownhematite in Allamakee County, Iowa: AID. 

Geologist, v. 1, p. 129-130. 

1840 Ortenberg, D., 1930, To the characteristic of the Dashkesan iron ore 

deposit based on data obtained from a magnetometric survey performed in 1923 and 1924: Glav. geol. -razved. uprav. Trudy, 

vyp. 11, 38 p. [Russian, English summary.] 

1841 Orton, Edward, 1878, Supplemental report on the geology of the 

Hanging Rock district: Ohio Geol. Survey Rept. 3, p. 883-941. 

1842 __ .1884, The iron ores ofOhio: Ohio Min. Jour., v. 2, p. 105-113. 

1843 __ 1884, The iron ores of Ohio considered with reference to their 

geological order and geographical distribution: Ohio Geol. Survey Rept. 5, p. 371-435. 

1844 Osborne, F. F., 1928, Certain magmatic titaniferous iron ores and 

their origin: Econ. Geology, v. 23, no. 7, p. 724-761; no. 8, 

p. 895-922. 

1845 __ 1928, Technique of the investigation of iron ores: Econ. Geology, v. 23, no. 4, p. 442-450 .. 

1846 __ 1934, Adirondack magneti.h dep·osits: Econ. Geology, v. 29, 

no. 5, p. 500-501. · 

1847 Ostrea, Enrique; 1946, r~he Surigao iron ·ore and its metallurgical 

treatment: Philippine Geologist, v. 1, no. 1, p. 5-19. 

1848 Othmar, Friedrich, 19 29, Die Siderit-Eiscmglimmer-Lagerstatte von 

Walderstein in Ostkarnten: Berg- u. huttenm. Jahrb., v. 77, 

no. 4, p. 131-145. 

1849 __ 1930, Die Roteisenlagersta.tte im Heuberggraben bei Mixnitz: 

Geol. Bundesanstalt [Austria] Verh., no. 9, p. 203-212. 

1850 Otte, H. F., 1944, The expanding mineral industry of the Adirondacks: 

N. Y. Dept. Commerce Pub., no. 10, 50 p. 

1851 Page, W. N., 1889, The Glenmore iron estate, Greenbrier County, 

W. Va.: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 17,p. 115-124. 

1852 *Paige, Sidney, 1909, The Hanover iron-ore deposits, N.Mex.: U.S. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 380, p. 199-214. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 295 

1853 *Paige, Sidney, 1910, Preliminary report on pre-Cambrian geology 

and iron ores of Llano County, Tex.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 

430, p. 256-268. 

1854 * 1911, Mineral resources of the Llano-Burnet region, Texas, 

--with an account of the pre-Cambrian geology: U.S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 450, 103 p. 

1855 *-- 1912, Description of the Llano-Burnet quadrangle, Texas: U.S. 

Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 183, 16 p. 

1856 __ 1933, The region around Santa Rita and Hanover, New Mexico, 

in Ore deposits ofthe southwest: Internat. Geol. Cong., 16thsess., 

United States, 1933, Guidebook 14, Excursion C-1, p. 32-33. 

1857 *Palache, Charles, 1935, The mineraJ.s of Franklin and Sterling Hill, 

Sussex County, N. J.: U. S. Geol. S1J.rvey Prof. Paper 180, 

135 p. [ 1948). 

1858 Palmqvist, S., 1935, Geochemical studies on the iron-bearing Liassic 

series in southern Sweden: Lunds Geol. -mineralog. inst. Medd. , 

ser. 2, nr. 60, 204 p. 

1859 Papp, Ferenc, 1950, Die geologische Ambulation der Umgebung v,on 

Dolha, Zarnya und Gyilalja: Magyar ailami Foldt. Intezet Evi 

Jelentese, 1939-40, pt. 3, p. 247-260. [Hungarian and German.] 

1860 Paradisi, Carlos, 1949, Consideraciones acerca de los yacimientos 

de hierro venezolanos: Asoc. Venezolana Geolog:la, Mineria 

y Petroleo Bol., tome 1, no. 1, p. 65-73. 

1861 __ 1950, Depositos de mineral de hierro existentes en Venezuela 

y perspectivas que ofrecen: 'Rev. Hidrocarburos y Minas [Venezuela], aiio 1, no. 1, p. 111-129. 

1862 Pardee, F. G., 1943, Outlook for iron from Brazil: Eng. Min. Jour., 

v. 144, no. 10, p. 75-77. 

1863 __ 1948, Iron ore reserves in Michigan: Min. and Metallurgy, 

v. 29, no. 503, p. 613-614; Mich. Conserv., v. 17, no. 9, 

p. 10-11. 

1864 · Pardee, F. G. , and Kennedy, B. E. , 1948, Low grade ore occurrences 

in Michigan, in Ann. Min. Symposium, 9th: Minneapolis, Univ. 

Minnesota, p. 16-24. 

1865 Pardee, F. G., Bean, E. F., and Aldrich, H. R., 1929, Recent work 

of the State Geological Survey in Huronian and Keweenawan areasPt. A, Michigan Geological Survey [by Pardee]; Pt. B, Wisconsin Geological Survey [by Bean and Aldrich]: Lake Superior Min. 

Inst. Proc., v. 27, p. 166-178. 

1866 *Pardee, J. T., 1929, Platinum and black sand in Washington: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 805-A, p. 1-15. 

1867 *-- 1934, Beach placers of the Oregon coast: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Circ. 8, 41 p. 

1868 Paredes, Trinidad, 1919, Algunos criaderos de fierro en el Estado de 

Hidalgo: Bol. Minero [Mexico], v. 8, no. 3-4, p. 338-351. 

1869 __ 1925, Algunos criaderos de fierro en los estados de Guanajuato, 

Jalisco, yMichoacan: Bol.Minero[Mexico), v. 20, no. 1, p. 9-27. 

1870 __ 1926, "La Ferreria" de valle de Bravo, Estado de Mexico: Bol. 

Minero [Mexico], v. 22, no. 1, p. 29-40. 

1871 Park, C. F., Jr., 1947, What to do about our iron ore reserves 

[ U. S.]: Min. and Metallurgy, v. 28, p. 192-196. 

1872 Parker, R. A., 1893, The iron ore region of Lake Superior: Eng. 

Mag., v. 6, p. 152-175, 285-303. 

187 3 Parsons, A. B. 1 1924;, Operations of the Mesabi Iron Co.: Eng. Min. 

Jour.-Press, v. 117, no. 4, p. 157-167. 
296 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUfiONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

1874 Parsons, A. L., 1915, The productive area of the Michipicoten iron 

ranges, Ont.: Ontario Bur. Mines Ann. Rept .. 24, p. 185.,.213 .. 

1875 1916, Iron deposits of Hunter Island with notes on the Gunflint 

--Lake area: Ontario Bur. Mines Ann. Rept. 25, p. 163-191. 

1876 Parsons, W. F. C., 1906, Prospecting for iron ore in the Torbrook 

irondistrict, Annapolis County, N. S.: Canadian Min. Inst. Jour., 

v. 9, p. 31-34. 

1877 .Patton, H. B., 1910, Geology ofthe.Graybackmining district, Costilla 

County, Colo.: Colo. Geol. Survey Bull. 2, 111 p. 

1878 Pavlov, N. N., 1931, (The Balega magnetite ore deposit Baleginsk in 

Transbaikalia): Glav. geol. -razved. uprav., Vostochno filial 

filial, [Vladivostock] Trudy 1, vyp. ~8, 112 p. 

1879 Peach, P. A., 1948, Preliminary report on the geology of Darling 

township and part of Lavant township, Lanark County (Ont. ): 

Ontario Dept. Mines Press Release 1948-12, 3 p. 

1880 Pearse, s. W., 1903, Luxemburg and its iron-ore deposits: Inst. 

Min. Engineers Trans., v. 25, p. 580-589. 

1881 Peattie, Roderick, 1923, Geography of Ohio: Ohio Geol. Survey, 

4th ser., Bull. 27, 127 p. 

1882 Pechin, E. C., 1875, The minerals of southwestern Pennsylvania: 

Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 3, p. 399-408. 

1883 __ 1889, The iron ores of Buena Vista, Rockbridge County, Va.: 

Eng. Min. Jour., v. 48, p. 92-93. 

1884 __ 1891, The iron ores of Virginia and their development: Iron 

and Steel Inst. Jour. 1890, no. 2, p. 318-339; Am. Inst. Min. 

Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 19, p. 1016-1035. 

1885 __ 1892, Magnetite ore samples in Rocky Mount section, Virginia, 

and their chemical analyses: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., 

v. 20, p. 185-188. 

1886 __ 1892, Virginia Oriskany iron ores: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 54, 

p. 150. 

1887 __ 1896, The Oriskany iron ores at Rich Patch mines, Va.: Eng. 

Min. Jour., v. 61, p. 113, 134, 159-160. 

1888 Pelle, W., 1894, Notes and analyses of iron ore and bauxite from 

Crommelin mines, County Antrim: Manchester Geol. Survey 

Trans., v. 22, p. 522. 

1889 Pelikan, A. , 1897, Der Eisenglanz von Dognacska im Banat: Mineralog. petrog. Mitt., neue Folge, v. 16, p. 519-522. 

1890 Peffa, Julian, and Benito, Fernando, 1933, Estudios para el descubrimiento du nuevos criaderos de mineral de hierro en la zona de 

Albarracin y Bronchales, Provincia de Teruel: Bol. Oficial minas 

[Madrid), ano 17, no. 193, 23 p. 

1891 Pena i Lillo, Oscar, 1928, Monografia sobre el mineral de fierro de 

"El Algarrobo" ubicado en el departamento de Vallenar y de 

propiedad de la sociedad Minera Chilena-Alemana-Holandesa: 

Bol. Minero [Santiago), ano 44, v. 40, no. 351, p. 377-385. 

1892 __ 1928, Monografia sobre el mineral de fierro de "El Tofo" que 

explota La Bethlehem Chile Iron Mines Company en la provincia 

de Coquimbo: Bol. Minero [Santiago J, ano 44, v. 40, no. 347, 

p. 121-138. 

1893 __ 1941, Monografia sobre el mineral de fierro de El Tofo: Bol. 

Minero [Santiago], ano 57, v. 53, no. 500, p. 1273-1285. 

1894 Peng, C. J., 1942, Genesis of the Maku hematite deposit, Weining, 

Kueichou: Geol. Soc. China Bull., v. 22, no .. 1-2, p. 165-169. 
Index 

No. 

1896 

1897 

1898 

1899 

1900 

1901 

1902 

1903 

1904 

1905 

1906 

1907 

1908 

1909 

1910 

1911 

1912 

1913 

1914 

1915 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 297 

Pen.n.iil.gton, J. W., and Davis, V. C., 1953, Investigationofironsulfide deposits in south-central Aitkin County and. Carlton County, 

Minn.: U.S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4937, 33 p. 

Penrose, R. A. F., Jr., 1890, A preliminary report on the geology 

of the Gulf Tertiary of Texas from Red River to the Rio Grande: 

Tex. Geol. Survey 1st Ann. Rept., p. 3-101. 

__ 1892, The iron deposits of Arkansas: Ark. Geol. Survey Ann. 

Rept., v. 1, 153 p. 

1892, The Tertiary iron ores of Arkansas and Texas: Geol. 

--Soc. America Bull., v. 3,. p. 44-50. 

__ 1893, The chemical relation of iron and manganese in sedimentary rocks: Jour. Geology, v. 1, p. 356-370. 

Percival, F. G., ~931, The iron ores ofNoamundi, Singhbhum, India: 

Min. Geol. Metall. Inst. India Trans., v. 26, no. 3, p. 167-271. 

19 34, The iron ores of Singhbhum and Orissa, a review of India's 

--position in the iron and steel trade of the British Empire and the 

world, presidential address: Min. Geol. Metall. Inst. India Trans., 

v. 29, no. 1, p. 15-34. 

__ 1940, · Sulaipat iron mine: Min. Geol. Metall. Inst. India 

Trans., v. 36, no. 1, p. 26-32. 

__ 1947, Iron ores: Jour. Sci. Indus. Research (Delhi], v. 6, 

no. 2, p. 61-69. 

__ 1955, Iron ore deposits of Australia, New Zealand and New 

Caledonia, in Survey of world iron ore resources-Occurrence, 

appraisal and use: United Nations Pub. 1954.II. D. 5, New York, 

p. 335-345. 

__ 1955, Nature and occur.rence of iron ore deposits, in Survey of 

world iron ore resources-Occurrence, appraisal and use: United 

Nations Pub. 1954. II. D. 5, New York, p. 45-76. 

Percival, F. G., and Spencer, E., 1940, Conglomerates and lavas in 

the Singhbhum-Orissa iron-ore series: Min. Geol. Metall. 

Inst. India Trans., v. 35, no. 4, p. 346-363. 

Percival, J. G., 1855, Report on the iron of Dodge and Washington 

Counties, State of Wisconsin: Milwaukee, Starrs' Book and Job 

Printing Office, 13 p. 

Percy, R. F., 1901, The Belvoir iron ores [England]: Inst. Min. 

Engineers Trans., v. 22, p. 30-34. 

Peretti, Luigi, 1942, The iron-bearing sands of Lago di Bracciano, 

Rome: Accad. sci. Torino, Cl. sci. Atti 77, p. 505-515. 

Perry, E. L., 1934, The Hawley mineral belt: Rocks and Minerals, 

v. 9, no. 7, p. 93-99. 

Pesonen, P. E., 1949, Investigation ofthe Waukon iron deposit, Allamakee County, Iowa: U.S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4479, 22 p. 

Petersen, E., 1931, Die norwegischen Eisenerze, ihre wirtschaftsgeographische Bedeutung: Dusseldorf, Verlag Stahleisen, 80 p. 

Pettijohn, F. J., 1943, Archean sedimentation, southern Canadian 

Shield: Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 54, no. 7, p. 925-972. 

__ 1947, Geology of the Crystal Falls-Alpha iron-bearing district, 

Iron County, Mich.: U. S. Geol. Survey Strategic Minerals Inv. 

Prelim. Map 3-181, revised. 50c. 

__ 1948, Magnetic and geologic data of parts of the Crystal FallsAlpha iron district, Iron County, Mich.: Mich. Geol. Survey, 

3 sheets. 
298 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

1916 Pettijol:m, F. J., 1951, Geology and magnetic anomalies ofT. 42 N., 

R. 30 W., Dickinson County, Mich.: U. S. Geol. Surveyopenfile rept. , 30 p. 

1917 __ 1952, Ge::ology of the northern Crystal Falls area, Iron County, 

Mich.: U. S. Geol. Survey Circ. 153, 17 p. 

1918 Pfeiffer, Jol:m, 1953, Theironsea[LakeSuperiorregion]: Steelways, 

v. 9, no. 6, p. 1-5. 

1919 Pfluecker, L., 1906, Yacimientos de fierro de Aija y Calleycancha: 

Cuerpo Ingenieros Minas Peru Bol., no. 36, p. 1-33. 

1920 Phalen, W. C., 1906, Origin and occurrence of certain iron ores of 

northeastern Kentucky: Econ. Geology, v. 1, p. 660-673. 

1921 *-- 1908, Economic geology of the Kenova quadrangle, Ky., Ohio, 

and W. Va.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 349, 158 p. 

1922 * __ 1908, Iron ores near Ellijay, Ga.: U.S. Geol. SurveyBull. 340, 

p. 330-334. 

1923 *-- 1910, Description of the Jol:mstown quadrangle, Pennsylvania: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 174, 16 p. 

1924 *-- 1912, Description of the Kenova quadrangle, Kentucky-West 

Virginia-Ohio: U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 184, 16 p. · 

1925 Phillips, W. B., 1898, The brown-ore deposits near Leeds, Ala.: 

Eng. Min. Jour., v. 65, p. 489-490. 

1926 __ 1909, Iron ores of Llano County, Tex.: Ma.'1.ufacturer'sRecord, 

v. 56, p. 49. . 

1927 __ 1912, Iron making in Alabama: Ala. Geol. SurveyRept., 3d ed., 

254 p. 

1928 Pichamuthu, C. S., 1935, The iron formations and associated rocks of 

the eastern Bababudans, Kadur district, Mysore: Mysore Univ. 

Jour., v. 8, no. 1, p. 1-45. 

1929 Pico, Rafael, 1937, Studies in the economic geography of Puerto Rico: 

Puerto Rico Univ. Bull., ser. 8, no. 1, 84 p. 

1930 Pinnell, D. B., and Marsh, J. A., 1954, Summary geological report 

on the titaniferous iron deposits of the Laramie Range, Albany 

County, Wyo. : Los Angeles, Union Pacific Railroad Company, 

13 p.; Mines Mag., 1954, v. 44, no. 5, p. 31-33, 53, 56. 

1931 Pinzas, E. J., 1903, La mineria en la Provincia Dos de Mayo: Ministerio Fomento Peru Bol. , v. 1, p. 32-44. 

1932 Platt, W. G., 1880, Report of progress in Armstrong County: Pa. 

Geol. Survey, 2d, Rept. Progress H s, 338 p. 

1933 Pollard, Melvin, 1951, Japanese mineral resources: Allied Powers, 

GHQ, Tokyo, Nat. Res. Sec. Rept. 141, 107 p. 

1934 Pollett, J. D., 1935, Report of the Geological Section for the years 

1933 and 1934 [ Tonkolili hematite deposits]: Sierra Leone, Geol. 

Survey and Mines Dept. Rept., 1933-34, p. 1-5; cf. Colonial 

Geology and Min. Res., v. 2, no. 1, p. 16-18, repr. London, 

Geol. Survey Sierra Leone, 1952. 

1935 Polyanin, V. A., 1934, (Oolitic iron ores of the Ivanov deposit of the 

Alapaev district of the Urals): Kazan'. gosudar. univ. Trudy 53, 

vyp. 4, p. 129-146. [Russian, English summary.] 

1936 __ 1936, Geology of the iron ore deposits of the :poletaev district, 

eastern slope of the southern Urals: Kazan. gosudar. univ. 

Trudy 54, vyp. 2, p. 79-120. [Russian, English summary.] 

1937 Pope, F. J., 1900, Investigation of magnetic iron ores from eastern 

Ontario: Am. Inst. Min. Metal!. Eng. Trans., v. 29, p. 372-405. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 299 

1938 Porter, J. B., 1887, The iron ores and coals of Alabama, Georgia, 

and Tennessee: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 15, 

p. 170-218. 

1939 Portevin, Albert, 1952, Etudes enterprises sur !'analyse physicochimique des minerais de fer: Soc. Fran~aise mineralogie et 

cristallographie Bull., tome 75, no. 1-3, p. 46-56. 

1940 Posnjak, Eugen,. and Merwin, H. E., 1919, The hydrated ferric oxides: Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser., v. 47, no. 281, p. 311-348. 

1941 Postel, A. W., 1943, The mineral resources of Africa: African 

Handbooks, no. 2, Univ. Pennsylvania Press, p. 16-19. 

1942 1951, Geology of .the Dannemora quadrangle, N. Y.: U. S. 

--Geol. Survey Geol. Quadrangle map GQ 14. 50c. 

1943 __ 1952, Geology of the Clinton County magnetite district, N. Y.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 237, 88 p. $1. 25. 

1944 Postel, A. W., Dodson, C. L., and Carswell, L. C., 1954, Geologic 

map of the Loon Lake quadrangle, Franklin County, N.Y.: U.S. 

Geol. Survey open-file map. 

1945 Powell, K. B., 1953, Eagle Mountain helps Kaiser meet growing 

western steel needs: Min. Eng., v. 5, no. 5, p. 479-483. 

1946 Prager 1 C., 1935, Die Eisenerzlagerstatten und Mineralvorkommen 

auf der Insel Serifos: Fortschr. Mineralogie, Band 19, Tell 1, 

p. 53-56. 

1947 Pral.on, L., 1901, Note sur le mineral de fer carbonate de Normandie 

et sur la calcination des carbonates de fer au Four a Cuve: Annales 

mines [Paris], ser. 9, v. 19, p. 125-148. 

1948 Pratt, J. H., 1915, Certain magnetic iron ores of Ashe County, N.C.: 

ElishaMitchellSci. Soc. Jour., v. 30, p. 179-187. 

1949 Preobrazhenski, I. A. 1 1944, Native iron in the Komi ASSR: Akad. 

nauk SSSR Doklady, tom 43, p. 26-29. 

19 50 Prescott, Basil, 1908, The occurrence and genesis of the magnetite 

ores of Shasta County, Calif.: Econ. Geology, v. 3, p. 465-480. 

1951 The President's Materials Policy Commission, 1952, Resources for 

freedom: 5 v. $6.25 from the Government Printing Office, 

Washington 25, D. C. 

1952 Price, P. H., 1929, Pocahontas County: W.Va. Geol. Survey County 

Repts., p. 313-319. 

1953 Price, P. H., and Heck, E. T., 1939, Detailed county report on 

Greenbrier County:. W. Va. Geol. Survey, 870 p. 

1954 Prime, Frederick, Jr., 1875, On the occurrence of the brown hematite deposits of the Great Valley: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. 

Trans., v. 3, p. 410-417; Am. Jour. Sci., 3dser.,v.9,p.433-

440. 

1955 __ 1875, Report of progress on the brown hematite ore ranges of 

Lehigh County, with a description of the mines lying between Emaus, 

Alburtis, and Fogelsville: Pa. Geol. Survey, 2d, ser. D, 73 p. 

1956 __ 1878, The brown hematite deposits of the Siluro-Cambrian limestones of Lehigh County: Pa. Geol. Survey, 2d, ser. DD, 99 p. 

1957 __ 1880, The mineral resources of the Page Valley: The Virginias, 

v. 1, p. 34-36. 

1958 Primrose, A., 1903, Report on economic mineral products of the 

Bangalore, Kolar, Tumkar, and Mysore districts: Mysore Geol. 

Dept. Rec., v. 3, p. 204-239. 
300 

Index 

No. 

1959 

1960 

1961 

1962 

1963 

1964 

1965 

1966 

1967 

1968 

1969 

1970 

1971 

1972 

1973 

1974 

1975 

1976 

1977 

1978 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Primrose, A., 1904, Final notes on economic mineral products, after 

visiting the Kadur and Hassan districts: Mysore Geol. Dept. 

·Rec., v. 4, p. 162-179. 

Procter, J. R., 1880, Resources of the North Cumberland Valley, 

comprising parts of Whitley, Knox, Bell, Harlan, and Letcher 

Counties: Ky. Geol. Survey 1873-1891, Rept. Progress, newser., 

pt. 4, v. 6, p. 302-309. 

Prost, A., 1899, Note sur les minerais de fer des territoires des 

Meknas et des Nefzas (Tunisie): Annales mines [Paris J, ser. 9, 

v. 15, p. 533-554. 

Prouty, W. F. 1 19 23, Geology and mineral resources of Clay County: 

Ala. Geol. Survey County Rept. 1, p. 66-68. 

Puerto Rico Bureau of Mines, 1941, Report of the Bureau of Mines on 

the mineral resources of Puerto Rico, app. to Ann. Rept. Bur. 

Mines 1939-1941 to Commissioner of the Interior of PuertoRico: 

San Juan, p. 27-28. 

Puerto Rico, Committee on Mineral Resources of Puerto Rico, 1933, 

Report: Rev. Obras Pub., San Juan, Puerto Rico, 16 p. 

1934, Report to the Honorable Governor and Legislature of 

--Puerto Rico: San Juan, Puerto Rico, 34 p. 

Pulfrey, William, 1933, The iron ore oolites and pisolites of North 

Wales: Geol. Soc. London Quart. Jour., v. 89, pt. 4, no. 356, 

p. 401-430. 

Pullman, J. W., 1886, The product of the Hibernia iron mine, N. J.: 

Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 14, p. 904-912. 

Pumpelly, Raphael, 1886, Geographical and geological distribution of 

the iron ores of the United States: U. S. Census, lOth, v; 15, 

p. 3-36. 

Pumpelly, Raphael, and Schmidt, Adolf, 1873, Iron ores and coal 

fields of Missouri: Mo. Geol. Survey Rept., 1872, 441 p. 

Purdue, A. H., 1912, The iron industry of Lawrence and Wayne 

Counties: Tenn. Geol. Survey, Res. Tenn., v. 2, p. 370-388. 

Purser, E., 1896, Iron from the titaniferous sand of New Zealand: 

New Zealand Inst. Trans., v. 28, p. 689-694. 

Pustovalov, L. V., 1932, New data on the origin of Lipetsk and Tula 

iron ores: Vses. geol. -razved. ob 'yedeneniya Trudy, vyp. 202, 

69 p. [Russian, English summary. J 

__ 1934, Occurrences of iron ores and phosphates near Syntul: 

Moskov. geol. -gidro. -geod. trest Trudy, vyp. 5, 77 p. [Russian, English summary. ] 

Putnam, B. T., 1886, Notes on the samples of iron ore collected in 

Connecticut and Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Michigan and northern Wisconsin; west of the one-hundredth meridian: 

U.S. Census, lOth, v. 15, p. 83-87, 89-144, 145-177, 179-221, 

421-455, 4~9-505. 

Putzer, Hannfrit, 1943, Beobachtungen im Erzhorizont von Krivoj 

Rog: Zeitschr. angew. Mineralogie, Band 4, p. 77-93. 

__ 1943, Die oolithischen Brauneisenerz-Lagerstattender KertschHalbinsel: Zeitschr. angew. Mineralogie, Band 4, p. 363-378. 

Puzenat, Leon, 19 39, La siderurgie armoricaine: Soc. geol. mineralog. Bretagne Mem. 4, 399 p. 

Pynchon, W. H. C., 1899, Ironmining inConnecticut; pt, 1, Ores and 

ore beds: Connecticut Mag., v. 5, p. 20-26. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 301 

1979 Quinn, A. w_., 1945, Geology of the Plainfield-Hawley area, Franklin 

and Hampshire Counties, Mass., with special reference to deposits of manganese and iron minerals: U. S. Geol. Survey openfile rept., 38 p. 

1980 Quiring, Heiil.rich, 1929, Gange, Sprunge undflache Ueberschiebungen 

im Spateisensteinbezirk von Bilbao: Zeitschr. Berg- Hiitten- u. 

Salinenwesen Preussischen Staate, Band 77, Heft 1, p. B52-63. 

1981 1931, Stratigraphische und tektonische Stellung der Eisenstein-

--und Erzgange zwischen Betzdorf, Altenkirchen und Hachenburg 

im Westerwald: Gluckauf 67, no. 29, p. 953-958. 

1982 1931, Verbreitung und Entstehungszeit der Eisenglanzgange im 

--Rheinische Schiefergebirge: Zeitschr. Berg- Rutten- u. Salinenwesen preussischen Staate, v. 79, Abh. 3, p. 176-184. 

1983 1933/'bie Erzgrundlagen der 8J.testen Eisenerzeugung: Zeitschr. 

--prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 41, Heft 8, p. 128-131. 

1984 1938, Die Magneteisensteinlager und Kupfererzgange von Cala 

--beiSevilla: Zeitscl:ir. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 46, Heft 4, p. 59-70. 

1985 Radha.krishna, B. P. 1 19 51, The iron-ore resources of Mysore: Mysore Geologists' Assoc. Bull. 2, 38 p. 

1986 Raguin, E., and Zvareff, R., 1941, Le gisement de fer de Roquelaure 

(Ariege): Soc. histoire nat. Toulouse Bull., tome 76, p. 43-48. 

1987 Rama Rao, B., 1935, The 16th International Geological Congress and 

two of its organized excursions: Mysore Geol. Dept. Rec., v. 33, 

1934, p. 44-79. 

1988 Ramberg, Hans, 1948, Titanic iron ore formed by dissociation of silicates in granulite facies, Greenland: Econ. Geology, v. 43, 

no. 7, p. 533-570. 

1989 Ra.mdohr, P., and Ehrenberg, H., 1929, Eisen-Vorkommen, in 

Gmelins Handb. anorg. Chemie: Berlin, VerlagChemie, 8. Aufl., 

System-Nr. 59, Teil A, Lief. 1, p. 60-184. 

1990 Rangel, M. F., 1902, Criadero de fierro del Cerro de Mercado, 

Durango: Inst. Geologia Mexico Bol. 16, p. 3-14. 

1991 Ransome, F. L., and others, 1932, ·Ore deposits of the Southwest: 

Internat. Geol. Cong., 16th sess., United States, 1933, Guidebook 14, Excursion C-1, 67 p. 

1992 Ra.o, B. Balaji, 1928, Field notes on work done in parts of Hosdurga 

and Holalkere taluks, 1924-1925: Mysore Geol. Dept. Rec., 

v. 25, 1926; pt. 2, p. 83-101, Bangalore. 

1993 Ra.o, S. Lakshmana, 1943, A note on the titaniferous iron ores at 

Devarnarsipur, near Bhadravati: Mysore Geol. Dept. Rec. ,. 

v. 41, p. 46-53. 

1994 Ra.stal.l, R. H., 1923, Geology of the metalliferous deposits: Cambridge Univ. Press, p. 312-361. 

1995 Ra.stal.l, R. H., and Hemingway, J. E., 1940, The Yorkshire Dogger: 

Geol. Mag., no. 77, p. 157-175. 

1996 Raver, P. J., 1939, Report of the feasibility of iron and steel production in the Northwest using Columbia River hydroelectric 

power: U. S. Dept. Interior, Bonneville Project Market De vel. 

Sec., 50 p. 

1997 Ray, H. C., 1941, Minerals of Puerto Rico: Rocks and Minerals, 

v. 16, no. 10, p. 355-359. 

1998 Ray, R. G., 1944, Iron-copper deposits of the Rich Hill area, Prince 

of Wales Island, southeastern Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Prelim. 

Rept., 6 p. 
302 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

1999 Raymond, R. W., 1876, The spathic iron ores of the Hudson River: 

Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 4, p. 339-343. 

2000 Redlich, K. A., 1903, Ueber das Alter und die Entstehung einiger erzund Magneslagerst~tten der steirischen Alpen: K. -k. Geol. 

Reichsanst. Jahrb., v. 53, p. 285-294. 

2001 1907, Der Eisensteinbergbau der Umgebung von Payerbach-

--Reichenau(Niederosterreich): Berg- u. huttenm. Jahrb., v. 55, 

p. 267-294. . 

2002 __ 1931, Die Geologie der innerosterreichischen Eisenerzlagerstl:ltten, in Beitrage zur Geschichte des osterreichischen Eisenwesens: Wien-Berlin, Julius Springer, Abt. 1, Heft 1, 165 p. 

2003 Reebel, Dan, ed., 1950, .ABC of iron and stee~: 6th ed., Cleveland, 

Ohio, The Penton Publishing Co., 423 p. 

2004 Reed, A. H., Jr., 1953, Investigation of red iron ore, Woodstock and 

Bucksville areas, Alabama: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4981, 

34 p. 

2005 Reed, D. F., 1949, Investigation of Talladega gray iron ores, Talladega County, Ala.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4426, 29 p. 

2006 Reed, D. F., and Cohen, C. J., 1947, Star Lake magnetite deposits, 

St. Lawrence County, N. Y. (November 1945 to November 1946): 

U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4131, 34 p. 

2007 __ 1949, Further investigations of the Redford-Clayburg magnetite 

district, Clinton County, N. Y.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 

4447, 14 p. 

2008 Reed, G. C., 1949, Investigation of the Sheep Creek iron deposits, 

Meagher County, Mont.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Ir..v. 4400, 9 p. 

2009 Reed, J. C., 1939, Geology and ore deposits of the Florence mining 

district, Idaho County, Idaho: Idaho Bur. Mines and Geology 

Pamph. 46, 44 p. 

2010 Reed, J. C., and Gates, G. 0., 1941, Iron ores of Kasaan Peninsula: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Prelim. Rept., 2 p. 

2011 Reeves, Frank, 1942, Summary of recent prospecting for manganese 

and iron ores in southeastern West Virginia: W. Va. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 6, 50 p. 

2012 Reeves, R. G., and KraJ., V. E.,__:_, Geologyandiron ore deposits 

of the Buena Vista Hills, Churchill and Pershing Counties, Nev. : 

Nev. Univ. Bull., 9-eology and Mining Ser., no. 53 [in press]. 

2013 Reger, D. B., 1924, Detailed county report on Mineral and Grant 

Counties: W. Va. Geol. Survey, 866 p. 

2014 __ 1925, Detailedreport on Mercer, Monroe, and Summers Counties: W. Va. Geol. Survey, 963 p. 

2015 Reid, W. A., 1926, Iron in the Americas: Baltimore, The Sun, 18 p. 

2016 Restrepo T., J. 1I., 1~45, Apuntamientos sabre el hierro en Colombia: 

Rev. Miner1a [ Medell1n], v. 23, no. 133, p. 10346-10351. 

2017 Retty, J. A., 1944, Lower Romaine River area, Saguenay County 

(Que.): QuebecDept. Mines Geol. Rept. 19, 31 p. Also in French 

edition. 

2018 -- 1945, Surface work indicates possibility of a major iron ore 

field in central Labrador: Min. and Metallurgy, v. 26, no. 461, 

p. 255-256. 

2019 __ 1948, Labrador, North America's newest great iron ore field: 

Min. and Metallurgy, v. 29, no. 501, p. 480-483. 

2020 __ 1951, Iron ore galore inNewQuebec-Labrador: CanadianGeog. 

Jour., v. 42, no. 1, p. 2-21. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 303 

2021 Reymond, Edouard, 1942, Informe sabre una mision geologica en los 

departamentos del Magdalena y Atlantica: Compilaci6n estudios 

geol. oficiales Colombia, v. 5, p. 417-460. 

2022 Rice, W. N., and Gregory, H. E., 1906, Manual of the geology of 

Connecticut: Conn. Geol. Nat. History Survey Bull. 6, p. 89, 

127, 183. 

2023 Richardson, G. B., 1935, Description of. the Somerset and Windber 

quadrangles, Pennsylvania: U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, 

folio 224, 14 p. 50c. 

2024 Ri.charz, Stephen, 1927, Grunerite rocks .of the Lake Superior region 

and their origin: Jour. Geology, v. 35, no. 8, p. 690-707. 

2025 __ 19 30, The metamorphic iron formation of the eastern Mesabi 

range, Minn. , and its relation to the Embarrass granite: Jour. 

Geology, v. 38, no. 7, p. 600-618. 

2026 Rickaby, H. C., 1943, SteepRockLake, Canada's first big iron mine: 

Min. and Metallurgy, v. 24, p. 436-439. 

2027 Ricketts, L. D., 1890, Annual report of the Territorial geologist to 

the Governor of Wyoming, January 1890, 80 p. 

2028 Rickman, A. F., 1939, Swedish iron ore: London, Faber and Faber, 

170 p. 

2029 Riddle, A. M., Rupp, G. H., Hair, R. L., and Sisson, M. L., 1953, 

Colorado Fuel and Iron Corp., now a nation-wide network of 14 

modern industrial plants: Min. Eng., v. 5, no. 11, p. 1084-1098. 

2030 Ries, Heinrich, 1903, Magnetite deposits at Mineville, N.Y.: Mines 

and Minerals, v. 24, p. 49-51. 

2031 __ 1904, Notes on recent mineral developments at Mineville, Essex 

County, N. Y.: N. Y. State Mus. 56th Ann. Rept., p. 125-126. 

2032 __ 1925, Economic Geology: NewYork, John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 

p. 502-567. 

2033 Rigal, Remigio, 1942, El yacimiento de magnetita de Hierro Indio y 

otros menores del departamento San Rafael, Provincia de Mendoza: Dir. Nac. Mineria y Geologia Argentina Bol. 52, 27 p. 

2034 Riggi, A. E. , · and Croce, R., 19 37, Los yacimientos de hierro de la 

Republica Argentina, sus correlaciones geologicas, genetica e 

importancia: Mus. Argentino Cienc. Nat. Pub. extra, no. 74, 

40 p. 

2035 Rittenhouse, G., 1936, Geology of a portion of the Savant Lake area, 

Ont.: Jour. Geology, v. 44, no. 4, p. 451-478. 

203o Roberts, H. M., and Bartley, M. W., 1943, Hydrothermal replacement in deep-seated iron ore deposits of the Lake Superior region: 

Econ. Geology, v. 38, no. 1, p. 1-24; discussionbyT. T. Quirke, 

v. 38, no. 8, p. 662-667. 

2037 __ 1943, Replacementhematitedeposits, SteepRockLake, Ontario: 

Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Tech. Pub. 1543, 26 p.; Trans., 

v. 178, p. 357-395, 1948. 

2038 Roberts, H. M., and Crago, W. H., 1948, Reserves and competitive 

position of Lake Superior iron ores, in Ninth Ann. Min. Symposium: 

Minneapolis, Univ. Minnesota, p. 1-15. 

2039 *Robertson, A. F., 1946, Exploration of the Cherokee iron deposits, 

Cherokee County, N. C.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 3974, 

31 p. 

2040 __ 1948, Georgia iron deposits, Cherokee, Bartow, Floyd, and 

Polk Counties, Part2: U.S. Bur. MinesRept. Inv. 4179,42p. 
304 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

2041 Robinson, A. H. A., 1917, Investigation of iron ores: Canada Mines 

Branch Summary Rept. 1916, p. 15-20. 

2042 Robinson, B. L., 1954, The St. Lawrence Seaway project: Mil. Engineer, v. 46, no. 312, p. 245-248. 

2043 Roby, R. N., 1949, Investigation of Running Wolf iron deposits, Judith 

Basin County, Mont.: U.S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4454, 7 p. 

2044 Roche, H. M., 1937, The iron ores of New Jersey: IronAge, v. 139,. 

no. 5, p. 76-80; no. 7, p. 39-43. 

2045 Roche, H. M., and Crockett, R. E., 1933, Iron-ore ·mining and milling at Scrub Oak: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 134, no. 4, p. 161-164. 

2046 Rodgers, Allan, 1948, The Manchurian iron and steel industry and 

its resource base: Geog. Rev., v. 38, no. 1, p. 41-54. 

2047 Rodgers, John, 1948, Geology and mineral deposits of Bumpass Cove, 

Unicoi and Washington Counties: Tenn. Div. Geology Bull. 55, 

47 p. 

2048 Rodionov, S. P._, 1940, Geological structure of Kremenchug iron ore 

deposits: •Akad. nauk URSR. 1 _ Inst. geol. Geol. zhurnal. ,'tom 6, 

vyp. 4, p. 205-241. [Russian, English summary.] 

2049 Rodriguez D., Marin, 1931, Antecedentes para el conocimiento de los 

miner ales de fierro y cal delpa{s: Bol. Minero, Santiago, ano 47, 

v. 43, no. 389, p. 758-762. 

2050 Roesler, Max, 1916, Geology of the iron-ore deposits of the Firmeza 

district, Oriente Province, Cuba (with discussion by W. L. Cummings, William Kelly, J. T. Singewald, Jr., J. D. Irving, L. C. 

Graton, C. P. Berkey, and the author): Am. Inst. Min. Metal!. 

Eng. Bull., v. 118, p. 1789-1839; Trans., v. 56, p. 77-141, 1917. 

2051 *---- 1921, The iron-ore resources of Europe: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 706, 152 p. 

2052 Rogers, R. F., 1915, The iron ore deposits of Lewis County: Tenn. 

Geol. Survey, Res. Tenn., v. 5, p. 91-146. 

2053 Rogers, W. B., 1880, The iron ores of Virginia and West Virginia: 

The Virginias, v. 1, p. 128-130, 138-140, 152-153, 160-161, 

170-171, 174-175, 182-183, 186-188. 

2054 __ 1884, Geology 9f the Virginias: New York, D. Appleton arid 

Co., 832 p. 

2055 Rohlfing, D. p;, 1923, Iron-ore deposits of southern Utah: Eng. 

Min. Jour. -Press, v. 115, no. 16, p. 716-719. 

2056 Rolm, Oscar, 1903, The Baraboo iron range, Sauk County, Wis.: 

Eng. Min. Jour., v. 76, p. 615-617. 

2057 Rolker, C. M., 1886, Notes on certain iron-ore deposits in Colorado: 

Am. Inst. Min. Metal!. Eng. Trans., v. 14, p. 266-273. 

2058 Rominger, C. L., 1881, Marquette iron region, in Upper Peninsula, 

1878-80: Mich. Geol. Survey [Pub. J, v. 4, p. 1-154. 

2059 __ 1881, Menominee iron region, .in Upper Peninsula, 1878-80: 

Mich. Geol. Survey [Pub.], v. 4, p. 155-241. 

2060 __ 189 5, Iron and copper regions, i-n .Geological report on the Upper 

Peninsula of Michigan, 1881-84: Mich. Geol. Survey [Pub.], 

v. 5, pt. 1, 179 p. 

2061 Rose, E. R., 1942, In the Steeprock area, Ontario, a resume of the 

geological work and iron ore exploration: Canadian Min. Joilr., 

v. 63, no. 5, p. 292-295. 

2062 Rose, R. S., 1905, The geology of some of 'the lands in the Upper 

Peninsula, Mich.: Lake Superior Min. Inst. Proc., v. 10, 

p. 88-102. 
Index 

No. 

2063 

2064 

2065 

2066 

2067 

2068 

2069 

2070 

2071 

2072 

2073 

2074 

2075 

2076 

2077 

2078 

2079 

2080 

2081 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 305 

Ross, C. P., and Carr, M. S., 1941, The metal and coal mining districts of Idaho, with notes on the non-metallic mineral resources 

of the State: Idaho Bur. Mines and Geology Pamph. 57, 263 p. 

Roth, Zdenek, 1948, Le gisement de minerai de fer de Vrat pres de 

Zelezny Brod: Statru geol. ustav C::eskoslovenske RepublikY 

Sbornik, sv. 15, p. 209-257. [Czech, Frenchsummary.] 

Rothrock, E. P., 1944, Mineral resources, pt. 3, of A geology of 

South Dakota: S. Dak. Geol. Survey Bull. 15, 255 p~ 

Rove, 0. N., 1952, Mininggeology: Min.Eng.,v.4, no. 2, p. 140-

143. 

Roy, S. K. , and Mukherjee, A~ N. , 19 39, Geology and petrology of 

the iron ore deposits of Mandi State, Punjab: Geol. Min. Me tall. 

Soc. India, Quart. Jour., v. 11, no. 2, p. 49-77. 

Royce, Stephen, 1925, Certain advances in geological information 

relative to the Lake Superior iron deposits: Lake Superior Min. 

Inst. Proc., v. 24, p. 149-181. 

__ 1936, Geology of the Lake Superior iron deposits: Lake Superior 

Min. Inst. Proc., v. 29, p. 68-107; Min. Cong. Jour., v. 22, 

no. 3, p. 16-30, 41. 

__ 1936, Some applications of magnetic surveying to exploration: 

Min. Cong. Jour., v_. 22, no. 12, p. 24-26, 48. 

__ 1937, Hydrothermal leaching of iron ores: Econ. Geology, 

v. 32, no. 3, p. 389-392. 

__ 1942, Iron ranges of the Lake Superior district, in Newhouse, 

W. H. , ed. , Ore deposits as related to structural features: 

Princeton Univ. Press, p. 54-63. 

__ 1945, Geological description of the Mesabi range taconites: 

Skillings' Min. Rev., v. 34, no. 31, p. 1-4, 13; no. 32, p. 1-4, 

6, 13; Minn. Univ., Inst. Technology, Mines Expt. Sta. Inf. 

Circ. 5, p. 2-12. 

Ruedemann, Rudolf, 1931, Age and origin of the siderite and limonite 

of the Burden iron mines near Hudson, N.Y.: N. Y. State Mus. 

Bull. 286, p. 135-149. 

Ruffner, W. H. , 1889, Report on the landed property of the Buena 

Vista Company, Rockbridge County, Va. : Philadelphia, Dandon 

Printing and Publishing Co., p. 7-76. 

Ruiz, Carlos, 1943, Los yacimientos de hierro de la region noroccidental de Copiapo, un tipo no descrito de yacimientos de contacto 

metam6rfico: Bol. Minero [Santiago], a.ffo 59, v. 55, nos. 522, 

523, p. 820-827' 906-915. 

Rusakov, M. P., 1929, The Ken-Tiube, Togai, and other iron ore 

deposits in the East Karkaralinsk region of the Kirghize Steppe, 

Siberia: Geol. kom., Materia.l'y obshchey prikl.ad. geologii, 

vyp. 109, 29 p. [Russian, English summary.] 

Rutledge, J. J., 1908, The Clinton iron-ore deposits in Stone Valley, 

Huntingdon County, Pa.: Am. Inst.· Min. Metall. Eng. Bull., 

v. 24, p. 1057-1087; Trans., v. 40, p. 134-164, 1910. 

Ruttmann, F. S. , 1887, Notes on the geology of the Tilly Foster ore 

body, Putnam County, N. Y.: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. 

Trans., v. 15, p. 79-91. 

St. Clair, Stuart, 1914, T:itaniferous. iron-ore deposits: Pa. State 

Min. Quart., v. 1, no. 3, p. 112-118. 

Saito, Masatsugu, 1949, The jarosite-limonite deposit of the Gumma 

iron mine: Geol. Survey Japan Rept. 129, 30 p. [Japanese, 

English summary. ] 
306 

Index 

No. 

2082 

2083 

2084 

2085 

2086 

2087 

2088 

2089 

2090 

2091 

2092 

2093 

2094 

2095 

2096 

2097 

2098 

2099 

2100 

2101 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Sakamoto, Takao, 1950, The origin of the pre-Cambrian banded iron 

ores: Am. Jour. Sci., v. 248, no. 7, p. 449-474. 

1953, Alternate deposition of iron oxide and silicates in a bed of 

--Permian aluminous shale in Manchuria, in La genese des gites de 

fer: Cong. geol. internat., 19e sess., Alger, 1952, Comptes 

rendus, fasc. 10, p. 153-171. 

Sakamoto, Takao, and Matsuda, Kamezo, 1936 (1953), [First] Survey 

report on the iron deposits at Pan-Tien in An-Hsi Hsien, Fukien, 

South China: Geol. Inst. South Manchuria Railway Co., 28 p. 

Translation prepared by Military Geology Branch, U. S. Geol. 

Survey for Intelligence Div. , Office of the Engineer, Headquarters, 

U. S. Army Forces, Far East, Tokyo, Japan. 

Saksela, Martti, 1936, Die erzvorkommen Finnlands: Zeitschr. prakt. 

Geologie, Jahrg. 44, p. 156-163. 

1939, Ueber einige Eisenerze im Jussaarigebiet, SW Finnland: 

--Comm. geol. Finlande, Bull. 125, p. 9-38. 

Salinas, L. S., 1924, Algunas observaciones sabre el origen del 

criadero de fierro de Durango, llamado Cerro de Mercado: Soc. 

Cient. Antonio Alzate, Mem. y Rev., tomo 43, no. 9-12, p. 621-

638. 

Sambasiva-Iyer, V. S., 1903, Notes on economic mineral products of 

Chitaldrug and Shimogadistricts: Mysore Geol. Dept. Rec., v. 3, 

p. 240-266. 

Sampelayo, P. H., 1929, Criadero de mineral de hierro de Moncorvo 

(Portugal): Inst. Geol. Min. Espana Notas y comun., afio 2, no. 2, 

p. 3-86. 

__ 1935, Hierros de Galicia: Inst. Geol. Min. Espana Mem., 

tomo 4, 373 p. 

__ 1952, Condiciones mas generales de los criaderos de hierro 

paleozoico: Inst. Hierro y Acero [Madrid], aiio 5, no. 1, p. 241-

244. 

Sanders, B. H., 1933, Iron ores at Itabira, Brazil: Inst. Mining and 

Metallurgy Bull. 346, p. 1-23; Bull. 349, p. 1-8; Bull. 351, 

p. 29-32. 

Sanford, R. S., and Stone, L. H.,. 1949, Investigation of Broughton 

and Ring magnetite deposits, Essex County, N. Y. : U. S. Bur. 

Mines Rept. Inv. 4404, 4 p. 

Santos-Yrugo, Luis, 1953, Geologic reconnaissance of southern Zamboanga Province: Philippines Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 9, p. 18. 

__ 1953, The geology of iron ore deposits of the Philippines: 

Philippine Geologist, v. 7, no. 4, p. 122-165. 

Satterly, Jack, 1943, Geology of the Dryden-Wabigoon area (Ont. ): 

Ontario Dept. Mines Ann. Rept. 1941, v. 50, pt. 2, 67 p. 

__ 1943, Mineral occurrences in Parry Sound district (Ont. ): 

Ontario Dept. Mines Ann. Rept. 1942, v. 51, pt. 2, 86 p. 

__ 1943, Mineral occurrences in the Haliburton area (Ont. ): Ontario Dept. Mines Ann. Rept. 1942, v. 52, pt. 2, 106 p: 

__ 1945, Mineral occurrences in the Renfrew area (Ont. ): Ontario 

Dept. Mines Ann. Rept. 1944, v. 53, pt. 3, 139 p. 

Savage, T. E., and Ross, C. S., 1916, The age of the iron ore in 

eastern Wisconsin: Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser., v. 41,p.187-193. 

Sawamura, Takeo, and Yoshinaga, Mayumi, 1953, Iron-manganese 

deposits of Kunimiyama mine, Koehl Prefecture: Min. Geology, 

Tokyo, v. 3, no. 10, p. 207-219. [Japanese, English summary .J 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 307 

2102 Sawyer, A. H., 1914, Russellvillebrownironore district, Ala.: Eng. 

Min. Jour., v. 98, p. 49-50. 

2103 Schairer, J. F., 1931, The minerals of Connecticut: Conn. Geol. 

Nat. History Survey Bull. 51, p. 102-103. 

2104 *Schaus, 0. M., 1930, Method and cost of mining hematite at the 

Eureka-Asteroid mine on the Gogebic range, Gogebic County, 

Mich.: U. S. Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 6348, 13 p. 

2105 *-- 19 30, Mining methods and costs at the Montreal mine, Montreal, 

Wis.: U.S. Bur. Minesinf. Circ. 6369, 29p. 

2106 Scheibe, E. A., 1931, Umstrittene Bedingungen fiir Entstehung und 

Ausbildung des Salzgitterer Eisenerzhorizontes: Deutsche Geol. 

Gesell. Zeitschr. 83, no. 7, p. 462-471. 

2107 1932, Ueber die Entstehung brasilianischer Itabirite: Deutsche 

--Geol. Gesell. Zeitschr., Band 84, Heft 1, p. 36-47. 

2108 Schiltz, P., 1935, Wo kommt das Eisen unserer Minetteformation 

her?: Soc. naturalistesluxembourg. Bull., ser. nouv.,ann. 29, 

no. 4, p. 72-85. 

2109 __ 1937, Die Wege des Eisens durch Trias und Lias bis zum Niederschlag im untern Dogger: Soc. naturalistes luxembourg. Bull. 

mens., ser. nouv., ann. 31, p. 97-162. 

2110 __ 1939, Le dogger des environs de Differdange: Soc. naturalistes 

luxembourg. Bull. mens., ser. nouv., ann. 33, p. 109-123. 

2111 Schlegel, K., 1902, Das Magneteisene.rzlager vom Schurarzen Krux 

bei Schmiedefeld im Thuringer Wald: Deutsche Geol. Gesell. 

Zeitschr., Band 54, p. 24-55. 

2112 Schmeisser, C., 1906, Bodenschatze und Bergbau Kleinasiens: 

Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 1906, Heft 14, p. 186-196. 

2113 Schmidt, Adolf, 1874, Practical rules for judging of and for developing 

deposits of iron ore in Missouri: Mo. Geol. Survey Rept. , 187 3-4, 

p. 578-586. 

2114 Schmidt, E. R., 1942, Das Raseneisenerz von Bagamer: K. Ungarische 

Geol. Anst. Jahresber. 1936-38, Band 3, p. 1309-1319. [Hungarian and German.] 

2115 Schmidt, K. G., 1938, Bohnerze im westlichen ·Kraichgau: Badische 

geol. Abh. Jahrg. 9, Heft 1, p. 127-150. 

2116 Schmidt, R. G., and Dutton, C. E., 1952, Progress report on geologic study of the Crosby and Ironton area of the Cuyuna range, 

Crow Wing County, Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept., 7 p. 

2117 Schmidtlll, Ernst, 1935, Zur Stratigraphie und Palaeogeographie der 

Eisenerze im Doggersandstein der Frankenalb: Deutsche Geol. 

Gesell. Zeitschr., Band 87, Heft 8, p. 541-582. 

2118 __ 1936, Sekundare Eisenanreicherungen im Doggersandstein der 

Frankenalb: Oberrhein. Geol. Ver. Jahresber. u. Mitt., neue 

Folge, Band 25, p. 34-52. 

2119 Schmitt, H. A., 1939, The Pewabic mine, N. Mex.: Geol. Soc. 

America Bull., v. 50, no. 5, p. 777-818. 

2120 Sclmarrenberger, c. I 1941, Die Kellaway-Oxford-Erze sudlich des 

Schwarzwaldes: Reichstelle Bodenf. , Zweigstelle Wien Ber., 

Heft 3-4, p. 41-48. 

2121 Schneider, R., 1934, Der Bergbau im Siegerland: Deutsche Geol. 

Gesell. Zeitschr., Band 86, Heft 6, p. 307-314. 

2122 Schneider, Robert, 1949, A hypothesis on the origin of a limonitic 

layer in beds of .Eocene age in Fayette County, Tenn.: Econ. 

Geology, v. 44, no. 7, p. 621-623. 
308 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINE,J{AL RESOURCES 

2123 Sclmeiderhohn, Hans, 1931, Die Eisenerzlagerstatten Sudafricas: 

Archiv EisenhUttenw. 4, no. 6, p. 269-276. 

2124 Sclmellmann, G. A., 1947, The west coast hematite bodies: Min. 

Mag., v. 76, no. 3, p. 137-151. 

2125 Schrader, F. c., 1931, The Buena Vista irorideposits inPershingand 

Churchill Counties, Nev.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept., 65 p. 

2126 *Schrader, F. C., Stone, R. w., and Sanford, Samuel, 1916, Useful 

minerals of the United States: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 624, 

412 p. 

2127 Schroder, Eckart, 1936, Die Erzvorkommen des Saarlandes: Preussische Geol. Landesanst. Abh., neue Folge, Heft 171, p. 105-115. 

2128 Schuster, Mattheus, 1936, Die nutzbaren Mineralien, Gesteine und 

Erden Bayerns; 2e Band, Franken, Oberpfalz und Schwaben nordlich der Donau: Miinchen, Oldenbourg, Piloty and Loehle, 512 p. 

2129 Schwantke, A., 1901, Ueber ein Vorkommen von gediegenem Eisen 

in einem Auswurfling aus dem basaltischen Tuff bei Ofleiden: 

Zentralbl. Mineralogie, 1901, p. 65-71. 

2130 Schwartz, G. M., 1923, New ore of the east Mesabi range: Eng. 

Min. Jour.-Pres3, v. 116, no. 10, p. 409-412. 

2131 __ 1930, The relations of magnetite and ilmenite in the magnetite 

deposits of the Duluth gabbro: Am. Mineralogist, y. 15, no. 7, 

p. 243-252. 

2132 __ 1951, Regional setting of the Cuyuna range, in Mining symposium-Geology of the Cuyunarange: Minneapolis, Minn. Univ., 

Gen. Extension Div., p. 1-3. 

2133 __ 1954, Mining geology of the Lake Superior district, in Fourth 

mining geology symposium: Minneapolis, Minn. Univ. , Center for 

Continuation Study, p. 1-2. 

2134 Scott, D. W., and Wesner, A. L., 1954, Properties of nonmagnetic 

taconites affecting concentration: Min. Eng., v. 6, no. 6, p. 635-

641. 

.2135 Scrivenor, J. B., 1930, Laterite: Geol. Mag., v. 67, p. 24-28. 

2136 Seaman, W. A., 1944, Lake Michigamme area: Mich. Geol. Survey 

Progress Rept. 10, p. 18-30. 

2137 __ 1944, Summary of the geology of the Marquette iron range: 

Mich. Geol. Survey Progress Rept. 10, p. 11-17. 

2138 __ 1945, Geology of the Spruce River area and Peshekee River 

area, Marquette and Baraga Counties: Mich. Geol. Survey Progress Rept. 11, 12 p. 

2139 Seelye, R. W., 1910, The Helen mine, Michipicoten, Ont.: Canadian 

Min. Inst. Quart. Bull., v. 11, p. 189-202; Jour., v.13, p. 121-

134, 1911. . 

2140 Seeman, Reinhold, 1935, Zur Entstehung der Amberger Eisenerzlagerstatten: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 43, Heft 7, 

p. 107-109. 

2141 Sehmer, Th., 1911, Die Eisenerzversorgung Europas, [Pt.) 2 of 

Prob'J.eme der Weltwirtschaft: Jena, Gustav Fischer, 356 p. 

2142 Seitz, Otto, 1944, Uber Stratigraphie und Palaogeographie des Salzgitterer Eisenerzes im Gebiete von Hornburg: Reichstelle Bodenf. 

[Germany] Jahrb., Band 63, p. 350-412. 

2143 __ 1950, Das Eisenerz im Korallenoolith der Gifhorner Mulde bei 

Braunschweig und Bemerkungen uber den oberen Dogger und die 

Heersumer Schichten: Geol. Landesanst.[Germany],Geol. Jahrb., 

Band 64,, p. 1-73. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 309 

· 2144 Sellner, F., 19;j1, Die Magnetitlagerstatten derTschecho-Slowakischen 

Republik: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 39, Heft 12, p. 181-

187. 

2145 Selwyn, A. R. C., 1873, Report upon the Acadia iron ore deposits of 

Londonderry, Colchester County, N. S.: Canada Geol. Survey 

Rept. Progress 1872-3, p. 19-31. 

2146 Sen Gupta, K. K., 1943, On some iron ores in south India; with a note 

on smelting of Salem and Cuddapah: Geol. Min. Metall. Soc. 

India, Quart. Jour., v. 15, no. 1, p. 45-63. 

2147 Sen Gupta, K. K., and Sen Gupta, J., 1939, Magnetite deposits near 

Daltonganj, Palamau district, with a note on electric smelting: 

Geol. Min. Metall. Soc. India, Quart. Jour., v. 11, no. 4, p. 143- 1~. . 

2148 Serdjutschenko, D., 1931, Chemisch-mineralogische und morphologische Untersuchungen der Eisenerze aus dem Revier Sulin im 

Donez-Steinkohlenbecken: Mineralog. petrog. Mitt., neue Folge, 

Band 42, Heft 1, p. 27-47. 

2149 Serra, Aurelio, 1942, Bemerkungen uber Minerallagerstatten und 

Gesteine der Provinzen Sassari und Nuoro in Sardinien: Zentralbl. 

Mineralogie, Abt. A, no. 1, p. 9-11. 

2150 *Severy, C. L., 1946, Exploration ofthe Minarets iron deposit, Madera 

County, Calif.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 3985, 12 p. 

2151 __ 1948, Mining methods at the Vulcan iron mine, San Bernardino 

County, Calif.: U. S. Bur. Mines Inv. Circ. 7437, 11 p. 

2152 Shabad, Theodore, 1951, Geography of the USSR-a regional survey: 

New York, Columbia Univ. Press, 584 p. 

2153 Shaffner, M. N., 1946, Geology and mineral resources of the Smicksburg quadrangle: Pa. Geol. Survey, 4th ser. , Topog. and Geol. 

Atlas, no. 55, 252 p. 

2154 Shakhov, F. N., 1930,[Theassociationofminerals in the iron deoosit 

in the region of Tel'bess]: Zapadno-sibirsk. ot'del. Geol. kom. 

Izv. 10, vyp. 4, p. 1-36, Tomsk. [Russian, English summary.] 

2155 __ 1933, Geological researches on the southeastern Altai, in the 

region of the middle course of the river Argut: Material' y geologiya Zapadno-sibirsk. kraya, vyp. 5, 52 p., Tomsk. [Russian, 

English summary. ] 

2156 Shale, S. J., 1953, After two centuries of mining, Cornwall keeps its 

methods up-to-date: Min. Eng., v. 5, no. 7, p. 670-675. 

2157 Shaler, N. S., 1881, Great Kanawha, W. Va., iron ores an.d coals: 

The Virginias, v. 2, p. 154-155. 

2158 Shand, S. J., 1947, The genesis of intrusive magnetite and related 

ores: Econ. Geology, v. 42, no. 7, p. 634-636. 

2159 Shannon, C. W., 1907, The iron-ore deposits of Indiana: Ind. Dept. 

Geology Ann. Rept. 31, p. 299-428. 

2160 Sharples, S. P., 1882, Note on black band iron ore in West Virginia: 

Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 10, p. 80-81. 

2161 Shattuck, J. R., and Ricker, Spangler, 1948, Shasta and California 

iron-ore deposits, Shasta Cou:.1ty, Calif.: U.S. Bur. Mines Rept. 

Inv. 4272, 11 p. 

2162 Shedd, Solon, 1902, The iron ores of Washington: Wash. Geol. Survey, v. 1, p. 217-256. 

2163 Shedd, Solon, Jenkins, 0. P., and Cooper, H. H., 1922, Iron ores, 

fuels and fluxes of Washington: Wash. Div. Mines and Geology 

Bull. 27, p. 16-115. 
310 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Index 

No. 

2164 *Sheridan, M. J., 1947, Lincoln County iron deposits, New Mexico: 

U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. lnv. 3988, 19 p. 

2165. Shifrin, D. V., 1934, General geological characteristics of iron-ore 

deposits in the Imandra region: Leningrad. geol. -gidrogeol. 

trest, Izv. 2, p. 30-34. [Russian, English summary.] 

2166 Shimkin, D. B., 1949, Mineral self-sufficiency of the U. S. S. R.: 

Russian Research Center, Harvard University, p. 184-185. 

2167 __ 1951, Is mineral self-sufficiency a weak spot in Russia's economy?: Min. World, v. 13, no. 10, p. 34-39; no. 12, p. 28-32. 

2168 Shook, A. M., 1950, Blackburn heavy-density plant open·s new brown 

iron ore reserves: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 151, no. 9, p. 79-81. 

2169 Shtreis, N. A., 1938, On the origin of iron-manganese ores in Uspensky-Spassky region of central Kazakhstan: Akad. nauk SSSR Izv., 

Ser. geol. vyp. 4, p. 603-613. [Russian, English summary.] 

2170 Shumway, W. A., 1881-1882, The Marquette iron region, Mich.: 

Columbia Univ., School Mines Quart., v. 3, p. 35-48, 103-117, 

197-207, 243-253. 

2171 Silliman, Benjamin, 1872, On the fossil iron ore and its associates 

in southern Pennsylvania: Iron and Steel Inst. Jour. , v. 2, 

p. 334-341. 

2172 1873, Remarks on the magnetites of Clifton, in St. Lawrence 

--County, N. Y.: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 1, 

p. 364-371. 

2173 1882, Martite of the Cerro de Mercado, or Iron Mountain, of 

---Durango, Mex., and certain iron ores of Sinaloa: Am. Jour. Sci., 

3dser., v. 24, p. 375-379. 

2174 Silva Freire, J. L., 1946, 0 jazigo de magnetite de Vila Cova do 

Marao (nota preliminar sobre sua estrutura, origem e evolugao): 

ServifO Fomento Mineiro [Portugal], Estudos, notas e trabalhos, 

v. 2, p. 140-150. 

2175 Silva Neto, A. da, and Soares Carneiro, F., 1945, 0 jazigo de ferro 

de Guadramil (nota previa): Servi~o Fomento Mineiro [Portugal] , 

Estudos, notas e trabalhos, v. 1, p. 110-118. 

2176 Silver, L. P., 1906, The Animikie iron range: Ontario Bur. Mines 

Ann. Rept. 15, p. 156-172. 

2177 Simpson, E. S., and Gibson, C. G., 1907, The distribution and occurrence of the baser metals in western Australia: Geol. Survey 

Western Australia Bull., no. 30, p. 1-129. 

2178 Sims, P. K., 1953(1954), Geology of the Dover magnetitedistrict, 

Morris County, N. J.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 982-G, p. 245-

305. $2. 50. 

2179 Sims, P. K., and Leonard, B. F., 1952, Geology of the Andover 

mining district, Sussex County, H. J.: N. J. Dept. Conserv. 

Geol. Ser. Bull. 62, 46 p. 

2180 Singewald, J. T., Jr., 1909, The iron ores of Maryland: Econ. 

Geology, v. 4, p. 530-543. 

2181 __ 1911, Report on the iron ores of Maryland, with an account of 

the iron industry: Md. Geol. Survey, v. 9, p. 121-327. 

2182 __ 1912, The iron ore deposits of the Cebolla district, Gunnison 

County, Colo.: Econ. Geology, v. 7, p. 560-573. 

2183 __ 1912, Origin of iron ores: Econ. Geology, v. 7, p. 191-195. 

2184 __ 1913, The microstructure of titaniferous magnetites: Econ. 

Geology, v. 8, no. 3, p. 207-214. 
Index 

No. 

2185 

2186 

2187 

2188 

2189 

2190 

2191 

2192 

2193 

2194 

2195 

2196 

2197 

2198 

2199 

2200 

2201 

2202 

2203 

2204 

2205 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ffiON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 311 

*Singewald, J. T., Jr., 1913, The titaniferous iron ores in the United 

States; their composition and economic value: U. S. Bur. Mines 

Bull. 64, 145 p. 

__ 1916, The genesis and relations of the Daiquiri and Firmeza 

iron-ore deposits, Cuba: Am. Inst. Min. Metal!. Eng. Bull., 

no. 111, p. 671-678; Trans., v. 53, p. 67-74. __ 1933, Magmatic segregations, in Ore deposits of the western 

States (Lindgren Volume): New York, Am. Inst. Min. Metal!. 

Eng., p. 507-512. ' 

__ 1946, Mineral resources of Carroll and Frederick Counties: 

Md. Dept. Geology, Mines, and Water Res., Carroll and Frederick Counties Rept.·, p. 132-162. 

Singewa;Ld, J. T., Jr.·, and Milton, Charles, 1929, Origin of iron ores 

of Iron Mountain and Pilot Knob, Mo. : Am. Inst. Min. Metal!. 

Eng. Trans., v. 85, p. 330-340. 

*Singewald, Q. D., 1942, Stratigraphy, structure, and mineralization 

in the Beaver-Tarryall area, Park County, Colo. , a reconnaissance report: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 928-A, p. 1-44. 

__ 1950, Mineral resources of Colombia: U.S. Geol. Survey Bull. 

964-B, p. 53-204. $1. 

Sjogren, Hjalmar, 1894, [The iron-ore deposits of Dunderland (Norway)]: Upsala Univ. Mineral. -geol. inst. Medd. 11, · p. 34-40. 

__ 1908, Till fragen om bildningen af det aidre Urbergets jarnmalmer: Geol. foren. Stockholm Forh., band 30, p. 115-155. 

__ 1908, Om jarnmalmerna i granit pa Lofoten och om parallellstrukturen hos de randiga Torrstenarna: Geol. foren. Stockholm 

For h.·, band 30, p. 352-385. 

__ 1908, Geological relations of the Scandinavian iron ores: Am. 

Inst. Min. Metal!. Eng. Trans., v. 38, p. 766-835. 

__ 1912, Principal results of the inquiry on "The iron ore resources 

of the world," in Les ressources mondiales de minerai de fer: 

Cong. geol. internat., 11 e sess., Stockholm, 1910, Comptes rendus, pt. 1, p. 265-328. 

Sldllings, D. N., 1951, Iron ore mined amid king corn near Spring 

Valley, Minn.: Skillings' Min. Rev., v. 40, no. 25, p. 1, 4. 

Sloan, Earle, 1908, Catalogue of the mineral localities of South Carolina: S. C. Geol. Survey Bull. 2, 505 p. 

Smirnov, s. S., 1932, [The iron ore deposits of the east Siberian 

region]: Irkutsk, Vostochno-sibirsk. geol. -razved. uprav., 79 p. 

[Russian.] 

__ 1934, The polymetallic deposits of eastern Transbaikalia: Vses. 

geol.-razved. ob'yedeneniya Trudy, yyp. 327, 491 p., [Russian, English summary. J · 

Smith, A. F., 1928, Investigation of possibilities of pig-iron production in east Tennessee, m Chief of Engineers, U.S. Army, Tennessee River and tributaries, N. c .. , Tenn., Ala., and Ky.: U.S. 

70thCong., 1st sess., H. R. Doc. 185, p. 183-187. 

Smith, E. A., 1879, The iron ores of Alabama, with special reference 

to their geological relations: Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci. Proc., v. 27, 

p. 246-258. 

*-- 1883, The iron ores of Alabama in their geological relations: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Min. Res. U. S., 1882, pt. b, p. 149-161. 

Smith, F. G., 1942, Notes on the iron ores of Steeprock Lake, Ontario: Toronto Univ. Studies, Geol. ser. 47, p. 71-75. 

Smith, G. 0., and Willis, Bailey, 1901, The Clealum iron ores, 

Washington: Am. Inst. Min. Metal!. Eng. Trans., v. 30, p. 356-

366. 
312 

Index 

No. 

2206 

2207 

2208 

2209 

2210 

2211 

2212 

2213 

2214 

2215 

2216 

2217 

2218 

2219 

2220 

2221 

2222 

2223 

2224 

2225 

2226 

2227 

2228 

CONTRIBL:TIONS TO BIALIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Smith, L. L., 1931, Magnetite deposits of French Creek, Pa.: Pa. 

Geol. Survey, 4th ser., Bull. M-14, 52 p. 

__ 1933, Magnetite ores of northern New Jersey: Econ. Geology, 

v. 28, no. 7, p. 658-677. 

*Smith, P. S., 1907, The gray iron ores of Talladega County, Ala.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 315, p. 161-184. 

*Smith, P. s., and Mertie, J. B., Jr., 1930, Geology and mineral 

resources of northwestern Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 815, 

351 p. 

Smith, Wilfred, 1926, A geographical study of coal and iron in China: 

Univ. Press of Liverpool, 83 p. 

Smith, w. D., 1924, Geology and mineral resources of the Philippine 

Islands: Manila, Bur. Print., p. 446-464. 

Smith, W. N. , 1905, Loon Lake iron -bearing district: Ontario Bur. 

Mines Ann. Rept. 14, p. 254-260. 

Smock, J. C., 1874, The magnetic iron ores of New Jersey-their 

geographical distribution and geological occurrence: Am. Inst. 

Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 2, p. 314-323; Eng. Min. Jour., 

v. 17, p. 293-294, 306-307, 326-327. 

__ 1876, The use of the magnetic needle in searching for magnetic 

iron ore: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 4, p. 353-362. 

__ 1884, Geologico -geographical distribution of the iron ores of the 

eastern United States: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., 

v. 12, p. 130-144; Eng. Min. Jour., v. 37, p. 217-218, 230-232. 

__ 1889, First report on the iron mines and iron-ore districts in 

the State of New York: N. Y. State Mus. Bull. 7, 70 p. 

__ 1889, A review of the iron mining industry of New York for the 

past decade: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 17, p. 745-

750. 

Smock, J. c., and Cook, G. H., 187 4, Map of northern New Jersey 

showing the iron ore and limestone districts: N. J. Geol. Survey, 

scale 1 in. to 2 mi. 

Smyth, C. H., Jr., 1892, On the Clinton iron ore: Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d ser. , v. 43, p. 487-496. 

__ 1894, Report on a preliminary examination of the general and 

economic geology of four townships in St. Lawrence and Jefferson 

Counties: N. Y. State Mus. 47th Ann. Rept;, p. 685-709. 

__ 1912, On the genesis of the pyrite deposits of St. Lawrence 

County: N. Y. State Mus. Bull. 158, p. 143-182. 

__ 1919, On the genetic significance of ferrous silicate associated 

with the Clinton iron ores: N. Y. State Mus. Bull. 207-209, 

p. 175-198. 

Smythe, p. D., 1921, A contact-metamorphic iron-ore deposit near 

Fairview, N. Mex.: Econ. Geology, v. 16, no. 6, p. 410-418. 

Snelgrove, A. K., 1938, Mines and mineral resolirces of Newfoundland: 

Newfoundland Geol. Survey Inf. Circ. 4, 162 p. 

__ 1953, Mines and mineral resources of Newfoundland: Newfoundland Geol. Survey Inf. Circ. no. 4, revised and rewritten by 

D. M. Baird, 149 p. 

Snelgrove, A. K., Seaman, w. A., and Ayres, V. L., 1944, Strategic 

minerals investigations in Marquette and Baraga Counties, 1943: 

Mich. Geol. Survey Progress Rept. 10, p. 9-17, 28, 45, 56-59. 

Snow, E. P., 1895, The Hartville iron ore deposits in Wyoming: Eng. 

Min. Jour., v. 60, p. 320-321. 

Sobolev, Vladimir, 1935, The iron ore deposits of the llimpeiaRiver, 

eastern Siberia: ·Econ. Geology, v. 30, no. 7, p. 783-791. 
Index 

No. 

2229 

2230 

2231 

2232 

2233 

2234 

2235 

2236 

2237 

2238 

2239 

2240 

2241 

2242 

2243 

2244 

2245 

2246 

2247 

2248 

2249 

2250 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 313 

Sobotha, Ernst, 1934, Die Eisenerze an Sieg, Lahn.-Dill und in Oberhessen: Geog.Wochenschr.[Halle],Jahrg. 2, Heft28, p. 728-730. 

Socolescu, M., 1941, Les gisements de fer et de manganese dans la 

partie superieure du bassin de l'Aries: Inst. geol. Roumanie, 

Comptes rendus, tome 26, p, 105-114. 

Sokolov, N., 1900, Surles gisements de minerai de fer dans le Domaine 

Pokrovskaia, Propriete de s. A. I. M. le grand-due Michel 

Nikolaievitch: Geol. ko:ffi· Izv, tom 19, p. 407-421. 

Solovyev, S. P.,. 1936, Geologic structure and mineral resources of 

the region of the Tyzyl, Urdiu and Gizhgit Rivers (North Caucasus): 

Tsentr. nauch.-issled. geol. -razved. inst. Trudy, vyp. 89, 51 p. 

[Russian, English summary.] 

Soper, E. K., 1910, Iron mining in Minnesota: Min. Sci. Press, 

v. 101, p. 767-769. 

__ 1911, The iron ranges of Minnesota: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 91, 

p. 766-770. 

Sosman, R. B., 1917, Some problems of the oxides of iron: Wash. 

Acad. Sci. Jour., v. 7, p. 55-72. 

Sosman, R. B. , and Hostetter, J. c. , 1917, Zonal growth in hematite 

andits bearing on the origin of certain iron ores: Am. Inst. Min. 

Metall. Eng. Bull., v. 126, p. 933-943; Trans., v. 58, p. 434-

444, 1918. 

*Soule, J. H., 1947, Capitan iron deposits, Lincoln County, N. Mex.: 

U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4022, 8 p, 

__ 1948, Silver Spot manganese-iron-zinc deposits, Grant County, 

N. Mex.: U. s: Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4217, 5 p. 

__ 1949, Investigation of Capitan iron deposits, Lincoln County, 

N. Mex.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4514, 5 p. 

Spencer, A. c., 1901, The iron ores of Santiago, Cuba: Eng. Min. 

Jour., v. 72, p. 633-634. 

__ 1904, Genesis of the magnetite deposits in Sussex County, N. J. : 

Min. Mag., v. 10, p. 377-381. 

*-- 1907, Magnetite deposits of the Cornwall type in Berks and 

Lebanon Counties, Pa.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 315, p.185-189. 

* __ 1908, Magnetite deposits of the Cornwall type in Pennsylvania: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 359, 102 p. 

* __ 1908, Three deposits of iron ore in Cuba: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 340, p. 318-329. 

*-- 1910, The Jauss iron mine, Dillsburg, Pa.: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 430, p. 247-249. 

__ 1911, Occurrence, origin, and character of the surficial iron 

ores of Camagliey and Oriente provinces, Cuba: Am. Inst. Min. 

Metall. Eng. Bull., v. 51, p. 230-237; Trans., v. 42, p. 103-

109, 1912. 

*Spencer, A. C., and Paige, Sidney, 1935, Geology of the Santa Rita 

mining area, N. Mex.: U .. S .. Geol •. Survey Bull. 859, 78 p. 

*Spencer, A. c., Kum.mel, H. B., Wolff, J. E., Salisbury, R. D., 

and Pal.ache, Charles, 1908, Description of the Franklin Furnace 

quadrangle, New Jersey: U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 

161, 27 p. 

Spencer, E., and Percival, F. G., 1952, The structure and origin of 

the banded hematite jaspers of Singhbhum, India: Econ. Geology, 

v. 47, no. 4, p. 365-383. 

Sperber, Hans, 1952, Geologische Beobachtungen in Bereiche der 

Salzbacher Gruben: Geol. Blatter Nordost-Bayern, Band 2, 

Heft 2, p. 72-74. 
314 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

2251 Spiroff, Kiril, 1938, Magnetite crystals from meteoric solutions: 

Econ. Geology, v. 33, no. 8, p. 818-828. 

2252 Spuhler, Ludwig, 1940, Bergbau zu Imsbach am Donnersberg: Pollichia, Neue Folge, Band 8, p. 125-161. 

2253 Spurr, J. E., 1894, The iron-bearing rocks of the Mesabi range in 

Minnesota: Minn. Geol. Survey Bull. 10, 268 p. 

2254 1894, The iron ores of the Mesabi range, Minnesota: Am. Geol-

--ogist, v. 13, p. 335-345. 

2255 __ 1902, The original source of the Lake Superior iron ores: Am. 

Geologist, v. 29, p. 335-349. 

2256 1927, Iron ores of Iron Mountain and Pilot Knob: Eng. Min. 

--Jour., v. 123, no. 9, p. 363-366. 

2257 Staatz, M. H., 1948, Iron sand resources of Japan: Allied Powers, 

GHQ, Tokyo, Nat. Res. Sec. Rept. 98, 30 p., 1947; supp., Descriptions of iron sand mines, 1948. 

2258 Stahl, Alfred, 1930, Eisenerze im nordlichen Sudwestafrika: Neues 

Jahrb., Bell. -Band 64, Abt. B, no. 2, p. 165-200. 

2259 Stainer, X., 1936, Les gisements de carbonate de fer du houiller de 

Belgique: Soc. sci. Bruxelles Annales 56, no. 3, p. 404-422. 

2260 Staley, W. W., 1948, Distribution of heavy alluvial minerals in Idaho: 

Idaho Bur. Mines and Geology, Min. Res. Rept. 5, 12 p. 

2261 Stampe, J. A., Mosier, McHenry, and others, 1949, Magnetic surveys 

of certain magnetite deposits in New Jersey, Part 2, Morris, 

Passaic, Sussex, and Warren Counties: U.s. Bur. Mines. Rept. 

Inv. 4432, 8 p. 

2262 Standerline,· G. V., 1944, British iron ore and ironstone: Mine and 

Quarry Eng., v. 9, nos. 5, 6, 8, p. 119-123, 143-146, 197-201. 

2263 Stappenbeck, R., 1937, Eindrucke voneiner geologisch-bergmannischen 

Studienreise durch den Staat Minas Geraes, Brasilien: Freiberg. 

Geol. Gesell. Ber. 16, p. 13-21. 

2264 Stark, J. T., 1929, Agawa· iron formation of northeastern Minnesota: 

Econ. Geology, v. 24, no. 5, p. 528-541. 

2265 Stauffer, C. R., and Thiel, G. A., 1944, The iron ores of southeastern 

Minnesota: Econ. Geology, v. 39, no. 5, p. 327-339. 

2266 __ 1949, The iron ores of southeastern Minnesota: Minn. Geol. 

Survey Summary Rept. no. 3, 6 p. 

2267 *stebinger, Eugene, 1914, Titaniferous magnetite beds on the Blackfeet 

Indian Reservation, Mont.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 540-H, 

p. 329-337. 

2268 Steelways, 1953, Report on taconite [Late Superior]: Its v. 9, no. 5, 

p. 1-5. 

2269 Steidtmann, Edward, 1932, The iron ore deposits of Pilot Knob, Mo., 

Mining districts of the eastern United States: Internat. Geol. 

Cong., 16th sess., United States, 1933, Guidebook 2, p. 68-73. 

2270 Stella, Augusto, 1921, Le miniere diferro dell 1

Italia: Torino-Genova, 

Primo Congresso minerario nazionale, 426 p. 

2271 Stenzel, H. B., Fountain, H. C., and Kinney, D. M., 1948, Iron, in 

Geological resources of the Trinity River tributary area in Oklahoma and Texas: Tex. Univ. , Bur. Econ. Geology Pub. 4824, 

p. 185-193. 

2272 Stephens, W. W., and Morning, J. L., 1949, Pilot.:.plant production 

of steelfrom sponge iron: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4498, 21 p. 

2273 Stephenson, R. C., 1945, Titaniferous magnetite deposits of the Lake 

Sanford area, N. Y.: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Tech. Pub. 

1789, 25 p.; Trans., v •. 178, p. 397-420, 1948. 
Index 

No. 

2274 

2275 

2276 

2277 

2278 

2279 

2280 

2281 

2282 

2283 

2284 

2285 

2286 

2287 

2288 

2289 

2290 

2291 

2282 

2293 

2294 

2295 

2296 

2297 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 315 

Stephenson, R. C., 1945, Tl.taniferous magnetite deposits of the Lake 

Sanford area, N. Y.: N. Y .. State Mus. Bull. 340, 95 p. 

Stevenson, J. J., 1877, Report of progress in the Fayette and Westmoreland district of the bituminous coal fields of western Pennsylvania: Pa. Geol. Survey, 2d, Rept. Progress K2

, 437 p. 

Stewart, C. A., 1908, The magnetic belts of Putnam County, N. Y.: 

Columbia Univ. School Mines Quart., v. 29, p. 283-294. 

Stewart, L. A., 1947, Apache iron deposit, Navajo County, Ariz.: 

U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4093,. 87 p. 

Stockley, G~ M., 1945, The Liganga (titaniferous) magnetite deposits: 

Min. Mag., v. 73, no. 5, p. 265-274. 

*Stoddar'd, J. C., _and Callen, ·A. C., 1910, Ocher deposits of eastern 

Pennsylvania: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 430, p. 424-439. 

Stoek, H. H., 1892, Notes on the iron ores of Danville, Pa.: Am. 

Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 20, p. 369-385. 

Stoltz, G. C., 1908, The Forest of Dean iron mine: Eng. Min. Jour., 

v. 85, p. 1091-1093. 

Stone, J. B., 1934, Limonite deposits at the Orient mine, Colo.: 

Econ. Geology, v. 29, no. 4,. p. 317-329. 

Stone, R. W., 1932, Geology and mineral resources of Green County, 

Pa.: Pa. Geol. Survey, 4th ser., Bull. C-2, 175 p. 

__ 1939, Geology and mineral resources of Greene County, Pa.: 

Pa. Geol. Survey, 4th ser., Bull. C-2, p. 183-186 • 

. Stose, A. J., and Stose, G. w., 1944, Geology of the Hanover-York 

district, Pa.: U. s. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 204, 84 p. $1. 75. 

*Stose, G. W., 1909, Description of the Mercersburg-Chambersburg 

quadrangle, Pennsylvania: U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, 

folio 170, 20 p. 

1924, Notes on the origin of Clinton hematite ores: Econ. Geol-

--ogy, v. 19, no. 5, p. 405-411. 

1932, Geology·and mineral resources of Adams County, Pa.: 

--Pa. Geol. Survey, 4th ser., Bull. C-1, 153 p. 

*Stose, G. W., and Jonas, A. I., 1933, Geology and mineral resources 

of the Middletown qliadrangle, Pa.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 840, 

86 p. 

__ 1939, Geo!ogy and mineral resources of York County, Pa.: Pa. 

Geol. Survey, 4th se_;, Bull. C-67, p. 183-186. 

Stout, Wilber; 1916, Geology of southern Ohio, including Jackson and 

Lawrence Counties ·and _parts of Pike, Scioto, and Gallia: Ohio 

Geol. Survey; 4th ser., Bull. 20, 723 p. 

__ 1918, Geology of 'Muskingum County: Ohio Geol. Survey, 4th 

ser.,. Bull. 21, 351 p. 

__ 1927, Geo1ogy of Vinton County: Ohio Geol. Survey, 4th ser., 

Bull. 31, 402 p. 

__ 1940, Marl, tufa rock, travertine, and bog ore in Ohio: Ohio 

· Geol. Survey, 4th ser., Bull. 41, 56 p. 

__ 1944, The iron ore bear:i.ng formations of Ohio: Ohio Geol. 

Survey, 4th ser. , Bull·. 45, 230 p. 

__ 1946; Mineral resources of Ohio: Ohio Geol. Survey Inf. Circ. 

no. 1, 33 p. 

Strakhov, N. M., 1940, (On some regularities of the_ formation of 

hypergeneotis deposits of iron ores): Akad. naukSSSR rzv., Ser. · 

;·~ol. 'i, p. 3-37. [Russian, English summary.] 
316 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

2298 *Stratton, E. F., and Joyce, J. W., 1932, A magnetic study of some 

iron deposits: U. s. Bur. Mines Tech. Paper ~28, 32 p. · 

2299 Strauss, c. A., 1947, Notes on the microscopic features of the magnetic iron ores of the Bushveld complex, with discussion: Geol. 

Soc. South Africa Trans., v. 49, p. 35-49. 

2300 .Strong, Moses, 1882, Geology of the Mississippi region north of the 

Wisconsin region: Wis. Geol. Survey, Geology of Wisconsin 

1873-1879, v. 4, p. 49-56. 

2301 Strong, Phil, 1950, Minnesota's iron giant: Holiday, July 1950, p. 90-

97, 112-116. 

2302 Stutzel, Helmut, 1933, Die, Erze der Grube Theodor bei Aumenau und 

ihr Verhrutnis zum Nebengestein: Neues Jahrb., Bell. -Band 67, 

Abt. A, Heft 2, p. 155·-195.; 

2303 Stutzer, 0., 1906, Die Eisenerzlagerstl:ttten bei Kiruna (Kirunavaara, 

Luossavaara, und Tuollavaara): Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, 

Band 14, p. 65-71. 

2304 __ 1906, Die Eisenerzlagerstatten bei Kirunavaara: Zeitschr. 

prakt. Geologie, Band 14, p. 140-142. 

2305 1906, Die EisenerzlagersUUten "Gellivare" in Nordschweden: 

--Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Band 14, p. 137-140. 

2306 __ 1906, Ueber die Entstehung und Eintheilung der Eisenerzlagerst!ltten: Zeitschr. B~rg- Hutten- u. Salinenw. Preussischen 

Staate, Band 54, p. 301-304. 

2307 __ 1907, The geology and origin of the Lapland iron ores: Iron ahd 

Steel Inst. Jour., ·v. 74, p. 106-206~ 

2308 __ 1908, Review of the geology and origin of the Lapland iron ores: 

Econ. Geology, v. 3, p. 545-553. 

2309 Sudo, Tosio, 1939, Studies on the iron ore deposits in Manchoukuo: 

Obshch. izucheniya Manchzhursk. kraya Trudy 3, no. 8, p. 317-

372. 

2310 __ 1940, On the ores from Rorei iron ore deposits, Tohendo, 

Manchoukuo, part 2: Geol. Soc. Japan Jour., v. 47, no. 557, 

p. 66-77. [Japanese, English summary. ] 

2311 __ 1940, On the ores from the Dairisiko and Hatidoko iron ore deposits, Tohendo, Manchoukuo: Geol. Soc. Japan Jour., v. 47, 

no. 559, p. 135-142. [Japanese, English summary.] 

2312 __ 1942, Geology and mineralogy of the Tertiary iron-sand deposits 

in Japan: Geol. Soc. Japan Jour., v. 49, no. 588, p. 335-355. 

2313 __ 1944, Iron ores from the Sinko mine, Rensenmen, Hunewun, 

Kankyohokudo: Geol. Soc. Japan Jour., v. 51, no. 606, p. 91-96. 

2314 Sullivan, J. D., 1955, Beneficiating iron ore (North American practices), in Survey of world iron ore resources-Occurrence, appraisal and use: United Nations Pub. 1954.II.D. 5, NewYork, 

p. 106-121. 

2315 Sullivan, J. W., 1942, The geology of the Sand-Lookout Mountain 

area, northwest Georgia: Ga. Geol. Survey Inf. Circ. 15, 68 p. 

2316 Summersbach, B., 1905, Die nutzbaren mineralischen Bodenschatze 

. in der kleinasiatischen Turkei: Zeitschr. Berg- Rutten- u. Sal'-

inenw. Preussischen Staate, Band 52, Abh~, p. 515-557. 

2317 Sun, .C. C., 1938, Iron deposit of Linghsiang, 0-Cheng, Hupei: Geol. 

SurveyChina. Geol. Bull. 31, p. 7-9. [Chinese, English summary.] 

2318 __ 1938, Iron deposit of Tayeh district, Hupei: Geol. Survey China 

Geol. Bull. 31,· p. 1-5. [Chinese,, English summary.] 
Index 

No. 

2319 

2320 

2321 

2322 

2323 

2324 

2325 

2326 

2327 

2328 

2329 

2330 

2331 

2332 

2333 

2334 

2335 

2336 

2337 

2338 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 317 

Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, Natural Resources Section, 194e, A report on Japanese natural resources: Allied 

Powers, GHQ, Tokyo, 559 p. 

Svitalskiy, N. I., 1932, The iron ore deposits of Krivoi Rog: Vses. 

geol. -razved. ob'yedeneniya Trudy, vyp. 153, 273 p. [Russian, English summary.] 

Svoboda, J. , and PranU, F. , 1951, [From a new investigation of the 

Ordoyician iron ores of Bohemia]: Ustredni li.stav geol. Vestnl.k, 

rocnik 26, p. 274-284. [Czech and English. ] 

*Swank, J. M., 1883, Utilization of blast-furnace slag: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Min. Res. U. S., 1882, pt. b, p. 161-164. 

* 1885, The manufacture of iron and steel in the United State~ 

--(history): U. S. Geol. Survey ML'1. Res. U. S., 1883-1884, 

pt. c, p. 246-248. 

* 1886, Iron, twenty-one years of progress in the manufacture of 

--iron and steel in the United States: U. S. Geol. Survey Min. Res. 

u. s.' 1885, pt. b, p. 180-195. 

*-- 1887, The American iron industry from its beginning in 1619 to 

1886: U. S. Geol. Survey Min. Res. U.S., 1886, pt. a, p. 23-38. 

1892, History of the manufacture of iron in all ages: 2d ed. , --Philadelphia, The American Iron and Steel Assoc., 554 p. 

*-- 1893, Twenty years of progress in the manufacture of iron and 

steel in the United States: U. S. Geol. Survey Min. Res. U. s., 

1891, pt. a, p. 47-73. 

* 1894, Iron and steel and allied industries in all countries: U. S. 

--Geol. Survey Min. Res. U. S., 1894 (Pt. 3 of 16th Ann. Rept. ), 

pt. b, p. 219-250. 

* 1901, Iron and steel at the close of the nineteenth century (in-

--cluding a chronological record): U. S. Geol. Survey Min. Res. 

U. S., 1900, pt. a, p. 69-90. 

Swanson, C. 0., 1925, The genesis of the Texada Island magnetite 

deposits: Canada Geol. Survey Summary Rept. 1924, pt. A, 

p. 106-144. 

1930, Report on the portion of the Marquette range covered by 

--the Michigan Geological Survey in 1929: Mich. Geol. Survey, 15 p. 

__ 1934, Use of magnetic data in Michigan iron ranges: Am. Inst. 

Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 110, Geophys. Prosp., p. 290-312. 

Sweetinq, G. S., 1944, Wealden iron ore (England) and the history of 

its industry: Geologists' Assoc. London Proc., v. 55, pt. 1, 

p. 1-20. 

Swineford, A. P., 1871, Swineford's history of the Lake Superior iron 

district-its mines and furnaces: Marquette, Min. Jour. Office, 

2d ed., 98 p. 

__ 1876, History and review of the copper, iron, silver, slate, 

and other material interests of the south shore of Lake Superior: 

Marquette, Mich. , 280 p. 

Syed Ali Bilgrami [Bilgrami, S. A.], 1899, Iron industry in the territory .of His Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad Deccan: Iron and 

Steel Inst. Jour., v. 56, p. 65-82. 

Sztrokay, Kalman, 1941, tiber das Vorkommen des Magnetits 1m 

Mecsek-Gebirge (Ungarn): Foldtani Kozlony, kotet 71, f. 4-6, 

p. 95-106. [Hungarian, German·summary.] 

Tatfanel, J., 1903, Le gisement de fer spathique ae l'Erzberg, pres 

Eisenerz, en Styrie: Annales mines (Paris] Mem., ser. 10, 

tome 4, p. 24-48. 
318 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBlJflONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

2339 Tan, H. c., 1935, The iron ore d~posits in the Yunfu and Tzuchin 

districts, Kwangtung province: Peiyang Eng. Coil., Eng. Research Inst., Mem. 1, 38 p. [Chinese, English summary.] 

2340 Tan, H. C. 1 and Kao, P., 1936, The iron ore deposits in the Yunfu 

district, Kwangtung: Geol. Survey China Bull. 27, p. 39-43. 

2341 1936, The Paoshanchang iron ore deposits in the Tsuchin dis-

--trict, Kwangtung: Geol. Survey China Bull. 27, p. 31-35. 

2342 Tanton, T. L., 1924, Iron formation at Gravel Lake, Thunder Bay 

district, Ont.: Canada Geol. Survey Summary Rept. 1923, pt. Cl, 

p. 1-5. 

2343 __ 1931, The Matawin iron range: Canadian Min. Jour., v. 52, 

no. 21, p. 522-524. 

2344 1941, Areas in the vicinity of Steeprock Lake, Rainy River dis-

--trict, Ont. (summaryaccount): Canada Geol. SurveyPaper41-13, 

6 p. 

2345 __ 1941, Origin of the hematite deposits at Steeprock Lake, Ontario: 

Royal Soc. Canada Trans., ser. 3, v. 35, sec. 4, p. 131-141. 

2346 __ 1944, Hematite deposit, Hincks Township, Gatineau County, 

Que.: Canada Geol. Survey Paper 44-21, 9 p. 

2347 1946, The iron ore at Steeprock Lake (Ont. ): Royal Soc. Canada 

--Trans. 3d ser., v. 40, sec. 4, p. 103-111. 

2348 Tarr, W. A., 1930, Introductory economic geology: New York, 

McGraw-Hill Book Co., p. 85-115. 

2349 Taylor, C. F., and Booth, W. M., 1912, The Ontario iron mine, 

N. Y.: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 94, p. 893-895. 

2350 Taylor, J. H., 1949, The Mesozoic ironstones of England; petrology 

of the Northampton Sand ironstone formation: Geol. Survey Great 

Britain Mem. , 111 p. 

2351 Taylor, W. L., 1929, The Mesabi iron range: Min. Cong. Jour., 

v. 15, no. 10, p. 788-792. 

2352 Tebenkov, V. P., 1937, Limonite in post-Pliocene deposits of Soviet 

Far East, problems and methods of their investigation: Akad. 

nauk SSSR, Dal 1

nevostochnoye otdel. fili'al Izv. 25, p. 19-39. 

[Russian, English summary. ] 

2353 Tebenkov, V. P., and Nikiforov, A. N., 1939, Iron deposits in the 

Far Eastern region of the Soviet Union: Akad. nauk SSSR, Dal 1nevostochnoye otdel. filial Izv. 30, p. 5-17. 

2354 Tegengren, F. R., 1924, Iron ores and industry of China: Geol. Survey China Mem., ser. A., no. ·2, 457 p. 

2355 Tello B., Manuel, and Zuloaga, Guillermo, 1942, Geologia de los 

yacimientos metaliferos y recursos minerales de Venezuela: Am. 

Sci. Cong., 8th, Washington, 1940, Proc., v. 4, p. 681-691. 

2356 Teodorovich, G. I., 1939, On the genesis of iron ores ofNovo-Troitzky 

deposits belonging to the Khalilov type: Moskov. obshch. ispytateley Prirodyizv. nov. ser., tom 47, p. 144-157. [Russian, 

English summary. ] 

2357 Texeira, E., 1927, Iron ore resources of Brazil: Eng. Min. Jour., 

v. 124, no. 19, p. 730-735. 

2358 Thadeu, oecio, 1953, Le gisement de fer de Moncorvo (Concession de 

Fragas da Carvalhosa): Soc. Geol. Portugal Bol., v. 10, fasc. 1, 

2, 3, p. 59-76. 

2359 Theobald, N., 1948, Developpement des minerais de fer dans les 

etages de l 1 aalenien et du bajocien de la vallee du Rhin moyen 

(Alsace, Bade): Service carte geol. Alsace-Lorraine Mem. 8, 

55 p. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 319 

2360 Thiel, G. A., 1924, Commercial possibilities of the magnetite slates 

of the Cuyuna range (Minnesota): Eng. Min. Jour. -Press, v. 118, 

no. 19, p. 735-738. 

2361 1924, Iron sulfides in magnetic belts near the Cuyuna range: 

--Econ. Geology,. v. 19, no. 5, p. 466-472. 

2362 __ 1926, Phosphorus iron ores in the Cuyuna range, Minn.: Eng. 

Min. Jour. -Press, v. 121, no. 17, p. 687-690. 

2363 __ 1927, Geology of the Cuyuna range: Geol. Soc. America Bull., 

v. 38, no. 4, p. 783-793. 

2364 __ 1953, The iron ores of southern Minnesota: Earth Science Digest, v. 7, no. 2, p. 13-15. 

2365 Thirion, Charles, 1936, Etude geologique sommaire des cfltes de manganese et de fer de Saphoz (Haute-Saone): Cong. internat. mines, 

7e sess., Paris, 1935, p. 165-171. 

2366 Thoenen, J. R., and Warne, J. D., 1948, Alabama red iron ores, 

Greasy Cove and Shinbone Ridge, St. Clair and Etowah Counties: 

U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4243, 35 p. 

2367 Thoenen, J. R., Reed, A. H., Jr., and Clemmons, B. H., 1953, 

The future of Birmingham red iron ore, Jefferson County, Ala., 

pt, 1, History and ore reserves; pt, 2, Concentration: U. S. 

Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4988, 71 p. 

2368 *Thorn, w. T., 1909, Map showing location of blast furnaces in the 

United States in 1908: U. S. Geol. Survey Min. Res. U. s., 1908, 

pt. 1-a map. 

2369 Thomas, G. G., 1952, Newfoundland explores its mineral wealth: Min. 

Eng., v. 4, no. 7, p. 672-273. 

2370 Thomas, Kirby,· 1904, Notes on the geology of a new iron district in 

Minnesota (Aitkin County): Mines and Minerals, v. 25, p. 27. 

2371 Thomas, L. 0., 1943, Mineral possibilities of areas adjacent to the 

Alaska Highway, pt. 1, Yukon section: Canadian Inst. Mining 

and l>4etallurgy Trans., ·v. 46, p. 375-401. 

2372 __ 1944, Mineral possibilities of areas adjacent to the Alaska 

Highway, pt. 2, British Columbia section: Canadian Inst. Min-

.ing and Metallurgy Trans., v. 47, p. 203-243. 

2573 Thompson, N. E., 1938, Red ore from .Raimund (Ala.): Eng. Min. 

Jour., v. 139, no. 3, p. 29-32. 

2374 Thompson, R. 0., 1874, The iron deposits, in. Campbell, R. A., 

Gazetteer of Missouri: St. Louis, p. 745-754. 

2375 'lnomson, t. E., 1935, Mineralization of the Little Long Lac and 

Sturgeon River areas: Toronto Univ. Studies, Geol. ser. 38, 

p. 37-45. 

2376 Thunmark, Sven, 1943, Ueber rezente Eisenocker und ihre Mikroorganismengemeinschaft: Geol. Inst. Upsala Bull. 29, p. 1-285. 

2377 *Thwaites, F. T., 1914, Recent discoveries of "Clinton" iron ore in 

eastern Wisconsin: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 540-H, p. 338-342. 

2378 Tiemann, H. P., 1910, Iron and steel (a pocket encyclopedia): New 

York, McGraw-Hill Book Co., 354 p. 

2379 Tien, C. C., Wang, H. C., and Liu, T. Y., 1934, The iron ores of 

Hunan: HunanGeol. SurveyMem. ser. A, v. 1, 116p. [Japanese, 

English summary.] 

2380 Tigerstedt, A. F., 1899, Magnetiska 1,1I1dersokningar i trakten af Jussaro: Fennia 14, no. 8, p. 1-19. 

2381 Tillinghast, E. S., 1948, New York's Benson mines: Min. World, 

v. 10, no. 12, p. 27. 
320 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

2382 Tilton, J. L., Prouty, W. F., Tucker, R. c., and Price, P. H., 

1927, Detailed report on Hampshire and Hardy Counties: W. Va. 

Geol. Survey, 624 p. 

2383 Ting, T. H., 1933, On the iron ore deposit of Beiyin Obo, Suiyuan: 

Geol. Survey China Bull. 23, p. 39-42. [Chinese, English summary.] 

2384 Tipper, G. H., 1936, Vanadium-bearing magnetite deposits of Dahlbum and Mayurbhanj, Bihar, India: Imp. Inst. Bull. , v. 34, 

no. 4, p. 449-452. 

2385 Toron Villegas, Luis, and Esteve Torres, Adrian, 1946, Estudio de 

los yacimientos ferriferos de Mexico; Fasc. 2, Yacimientos 

del grupo del norte, Estados de Chihuahua, Coahuila, Durango, 

Nuevo Leon, y Zacatecas: Investigaciones Industriales del Banco 

de Mexico, 147 p. 

2386 1947, Estudio de los yacimientos ferriferos de Mexico; Fasc. 3, 

--Yacimientos del grupo del Paclfico Norte, Territorio Norte de 

Baja California, Estados de Sonora y Sinaloa: Investigaciones 

Industriales del Banco de Mexico, 309 p. 

2387 Torrico-y-Mesa, J., 1901, Memoria acerca de las riquezas minerales de la Provincia de Cajatambo y especial de los Cerros de 

Chauca: Escuela Ingenieros Minas Lima Anales, ser. 2, v. 1, 

p. 1-70. 

2388 Trasenster, P., 1896, The ore deposits of southern Russia: Colliery 

Guardian, v. 72, p. 353. 

2389 Trask, P. D., and Simons, F. S., 1948, Minarets magnetite deposits 

of Iron Mountain, Madera County, Calif.: Calif. Div. Mines 

Bull. 129, pt. I, p. 117-128. 

2390 Trauerman, c. J., and Reyner, M. J., 1950, Directory of Montana 

mining properties, 1949: Mont. Bur. Mines and Geology Mem. 

31, 125 p. 

2391 Trego, C. R., 1873, Observations of the iron ore deposits of Buckingham Mountain, Bucks County, Pa.: Am. Philos. Soc. Proc., 

v. 13, p. 264. 

2392 Trillo-Figueroa, A. C., 1944, Iron deposits of Cordoba: Inst. Geol. 

Min. Espafia Mem., tomo 6, p. 3-176. 

2393 __ 1944, Iron deposits of Jaen: Inst. Geol. Min. Espana Mem., 

tomo 6, p. 179-264. · 

2394 Trost, A. H., 1948, Adirondacks mining, its past and its future:· 

Canadian Min. Jour., v. 69, no. 5, p.· 75-80. 

2395 Trotter, F. M., 1945, The origin of the west Cumbrian haematites: 

Geol. Mag., v. 82, no. 2, p. 67-80. 

2396. Trotter, F. M., and Rose, W. c. C., 1942, Geology of the Forest of 

Dean coal and iron-ore field: Geol. Survey Great Britain Mem., 

95 p. 

2397 Troxell, J. R., 1948, Ahles iron mine, Warren County, N.J.: U.S.· 

Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4240, 8 p. 

2398 Trusheim, F., 1935, Ueber die Entstehung der Amberger Eisenerzlagerstatten: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 43, Heft 3, p. 45-

48. 

2399 Tri.istedt, Otto, 1907, Die Erzlagerstl:ttten von Pitkaranta am LadogaSee: Comm. geol. Finlande Bull., no. 19, p. 1-333. · 

2400 Truter, F. C., and others, 1938, The geology and mineral resources 

of the Oliphants Hoek area, Cape Province; an explanation of 

sheet no. 173, Oliphants Hoek: Geol. Survey South Africa, 

144 p. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 321 

2401 Tsentra.1, 'niy nauchno-issledovatel' sldy geologo-razvedochniy institut, 

1934, [The mostimportant iron ore deposits of U.S.S.R., V. 1, 

European part; V. 2, Asiatic part]: Moskva, ONTI NKTL SSSR. 

[Russian, English summary.] 

2402 Tsuru, Kazuo, 193~, Geology and ore deposits of the Miao Erh Kou 

iron mine district, South Manchuria: Ryojun Coil. Eng., Rept. 1 

(3), p. 143-198. [Japanese, English summary.] 

2403 1934, On a titano-magnetite deposit near Cheng te, Je ho prov-

~ce, Manchuria: Ryojun Coil. Eng., Inouye Commemoration 

Volume, p. 315-320. 

2404 Tucker, W. B., 1946, Millspaugh iron deposit, Inyo County; Tiefort 

Mountains iron deposit, San Bernardino County: Calif. Jour. 

Mines and Geology, v. 42, Chap; 4, p. 319. 

2405 Tucker, W. B., and Sampson, R. J., 1945, Mineral resources of. 

Riverside County, Calif.: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 41, 

Chap. 5, p. 121-182. 

2406 Tullis, E. L., 1939, Black Hills ores: Black Hills Engineer, v. 25, 

no. 1, p. 48-56. 

2407 Twelvetrees, W. H., 1901, Report on the Blythe River iron-ore deposit: Tasmania Sec. Mines Rept. 1900-1901, p. 171-183. 

2408 1903, Report on mineraJ. fields between Waratah and Long 

--Plains: Hobart, Tasmania Sec. Mines, 38 p. 

2409 1903, Report on the mineral resources of the districts of Bea-

--consfield and Salisburg: Hobart, Tasmania Sec. Mines, 62 p. 

2410 Twenhofel, L. H., 1927, Changes in the oxidation of iron in magnetite: Econ. Geology, v. 22, no. 2, p. 180-188. 

2411 Twenhofel, W. H., 1943, Origin of the black sands of the coast of 

southwest Oregon: Oreg. Dept. Geology and Mineral Industries 

Bull. 24, 25 p. 

2412 Twenhofel, W. S., 1953, Potential Alaskan mineral resources for 

proposed electrochemical and electrometallurgical industries in 

the Upper Lynn Canal area, Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Circ. 

252, 14 p. 

2413 Tyler, S. A., 1949, Development of Lake Superior soft iron ores 

from metamorphosed iron formation: Geol. Soc. America Bull., 

v. 60, no. 7, p. 1101-1124. 

2414 Tyler, S. A., and Twenhofel, W. H., 1952, Sedimentation and stratigraphy of the Huronian of upper Michigan: Am. Jour. Sci. , v. 250, 

no. 1, p. 1-27. 

2415 Umpleby, J. B., 1917, Manganiferous iron ore occurrences at Red 

Cliff, Colo.: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 104, p. 1140-1141. 

2416 UnitedNations, 1955, Surveyofworldironoreresources-Occurrence, 

appraisal and usc: United Nations Pub. 1954. ll. D. 5, New York, 

345 p. 

2417 United Nations Department of Economic Affairs, 1950, World iron ore 

resources and their utilization: Lake Success, N. Y., 74 p. 

2418 United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Steel Section, 1951, 

European steel trends in the setting of the world market-Prospects for the European iron ore situation in 1953 and following 

years: Geneva, U. N. Dept. Econ. Aifairs, 37 p. 

2419 __ 1951, Supplement to the study on prospects of the European iron 

ore situation in 1953 and following years: Geneva, U. N. Dept. 

Econ. Affairs. 
322 

Index 

No. 

2420 

2421 

2422 

2423 

2424 

2425 

2426 

2427 

2428 

2429 

2430 

2431 

2432 

2433 

2434 

2435 

2436 

2437 

-2438 

2439 

2440 

2441 

2442 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

United States Bureau of Mines, RegionV, 1954, Black Hills Mineral 

Atlas, South Dakota, Part 1: U.S. Bur. Mines Inv. Circ. 7688, 

p. 98-100. 

United States Department of Commerce, 1950, The mineral industries 

of New York State: Washington, 108 p. 

United States Department of State, 1947, Iron ore reserves of the 

world: U. S. State Dept., Office of Intelligence Research Rept. 

4260, 29 p. 

__ 1949, Energy resources of the world: U.S. Dept. State Pub. 3428. 

*United States Geological Survey, 1921, World Atlas of Commercial 

Geology; Pt. !-Distribution of mineral production, 1921: U. S. 

Geol. Survey, 72 p. 

__ 1933, Mineral resources map of the Tennessee River basin and 

adjoining areas: U. S. Geol. Survey. $1. 

__ 1944, Map showing distribution of past production and reserves 

of iron ore in the United States as of 1944, by districts, from 

Mineral Position of the United States, by the staffs of the U. S. 

Bureau of Mines and U.S. Geological Survey. 

__ 1950, Aeromagnetic map of east-central Itasca County, Minn.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1950, Aeromagneticmap ofnortheasternitasca andsoutheastern 

Koochiching Counties, Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1950, Aeromagnetic mapofnorthernAitkinCounty, Minn.: U.S. 

· Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1950, Aeromagnetic map of parts of Kanabec, Mille Lacs, and 

Pine Counties, Minn.: U. s. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1950, Aeromagnetic map of southeastern Itasca County, Minn.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1950, Aeromagnetic map of southern Aitkin and northern Mille 

Lacs Counties, Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1950, Mississippi iron ores may be commercially valuable, 

report finds: U. S. Geol. Survey Press Release, 2 p. 

__ 1951, Aeromagnetic map of northeastern Koochiching County, 

Minn. : U. S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1951, Aeromagnetic map of northwestern Koochiching County, 

Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1951, Aeromagnetic map of part of southeastern Koochiching 

County, Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1951, Aeromagnetic map of parts of Beltrami and Clearwater 

Counties, Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1951, Aeromagnetic map of parts of Lake of the Woods and 

Beltrami Counties, Minn.: U. s. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1951, Aeromagnetic map of parts of Roseau and Lake of the 

Woods Counties, Minn.: Y. S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1951, Aeromagnetic map of southwestern Koochiching County, 

Minn.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1952, Aeromagnetic map of the Wichita Mountain area, southwestern Oklahoma: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1952, Preliminary aeromagnetic map of Lake County, Minn.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 
Index. 

No. 

'2443 

2444 

2445 

2446 

2447 

2448 

2449 

2450 

2451 

2452 

2453 

2454 

2455 

2456 

2457 

2458 

2459 

2460 

2461 

2462 

2463 

2464 

2465 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRUN ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 323 

United States Geological Survey, 1952, Preliminary total-intensity 

aeromagnetic map of Greenwood Lake quadrangle, New Jersey: 

U. S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1952, Preliminary total-intensity aeromagnetic map ,of part of 

the Somerville quadrangle, N. J. : U. s. Geol. Survey open-file 

map. 

1952, Preliminary total-intensity aeromagnetic map of Plain-

--neld quadrangle, New Jersey: U.S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

__ 1952, Preliminarytotal-intensity aeromagnetic map of Warwick 

and Pine Island quadrangles, New Jersey: U. S. Geol. Survey 

open-file map.-

__ 1953, Preliminary t{')tal-intensityaeromagnetic map of Morristown quadrangle, New Jersey: U.S. Geol. Survey open-file map. 

1954, Beach sands of Puerto Rico found rich in iron: U. S. 

--Geol. Survey Prelim. Rept. , 2 p. 

United States Tariff Commission, 1938, Iron and steel: Rept. 128, 

2d ser., 527 p. 

Upham, W. E., 1911, Specular hematite deposits, Planet, Ariz.: 

Min. Sci. Press, v. 102, p. 521-523. 

Uspen5ky, N. A., 1940, On the origin of the Alapaievsk iron ore deposits: Vseros. mineralog. obshch. Zapiski, tom 69, vyp. 1, 

p. 97-120. (Russian, English summary.] 

Va.cquier, V., Steenland, N. C., Henderson, R. G., and Zietz, Isidore, 

1951, Interpretation of aeromagnetic maps: Geol. Soc. America 

Mem., v. 47, 151 p. 

Vadasz, Elemer, 1933, Oolithische Roteisenerzlagerstatten inAegypten: Zentralbl. Mineralogie 1933, Abt. A, no. 5, p. 161-175. 

Valdes, B. L., 1955, Iron ore deposits of South America, in Survey 

of world iron ore resources-Occurrence, appraisal and use: 

United Nations Pub. 1954. TI. D. 5, New York, p. 209-223. 

Vallat, B. W., 1907, The iron mines and system of mining at Sunrise 

mine, Wyo.: Colo. Sci. Soc. Froc., v. 8, p. 315-322. 

__ 1908, Methods of mining iron ore at Sunrise, Wyo.: Eng. Min. 

Jour., v. 85, p. 399-403. 

__ 1911, The Newport iron mine (Ironwood, Mich.): Am. Inst. 

Min. Metall. Eng. Bull., v. 59, p. 903-921; Trans., v. 42, 

p. 676-694. 

Van Alstine, R. E., and Black, R. F., 1944, Mineral deposits of 

Orange Hill, Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Prelim. Rept., p. 1, 8. 

Van Barneveld, C. E., 1912, Iron mining in Minnesota: Minn. School 

Mines Expt. Sta. Bull. 1, 214 p. 

Vanderwilt, J. W., 1947, Mineral resources of Colorado: Colo. Min. 

Res. Board, 547 p. 

Van Rise, ·c. R., 1889, The chemical origin of the Vermilion Lake 

iron ores: Am. Geologist, v. 4, p. 382-383. 

__ 1889, The iron ores of the Penokee-Gogebic series of Michigan 

and W1sconsin: Am. Jour. Sci., 3d ser., v. 37, p. 32-48. 

__ 1892, The iron ores of the. Lake Superior region: Wis. Acad. 

Sci. Trans., v. 8, p. 219-227. 

__ 1892, The iron ores of the Marquette district of Michigan: Am. 

Jour. Sci., 3d ser., v. 43, p. 116-132. 

__ 1901, The iron-ore deposits .of the Lake Superior region: U. S. 

Geol. Survey 21st Ann. Rept., 1899-1908, pt. 3c, p. 305-434. 
324 

Index 

No. 

2466 

2467 

2468 

2469 

2470 

2471 

2472 

2473 

2474 

2475 

2476 

2477 

2478 

2479 

2480 

2481 

2482 

2483 

2484 

2485 

CONTRIBliTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

*VanHise, c. R., and Bayley, W. S., 1895, Preliminary report on 

the Marquette iron-bearing district of Michigan, with a chapter on 

the Republic trough, by H. L. Smyth: U. S. Geol. Survey 15th 

Ann. Rept., 1893-94, pt. e, p. 477-650. * 1897, The Marquette' iron-bearing district of Michigan, with 

--atlas, including a chapter on the Republic trough, by H. L. Smyth: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Mon. 28, 608 p. 

* 1900, Description of the Menominee quadrangle, Michigan: U.S. 

--Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 62, 13 p. 

*VanHise, C. R., and Leith, C. K., 1911, The geology of the Lake 

Superior region: U. S. Geol. Survey Mon. 52, 641 p. 

VanHouten, F. B., 1948, Origin of red-banded early Cenozoic deposits in Rocky Mountain region: Am. Assoc. Petroleum Geologists Bull., v. 32, no. 11, p. 2083-2126. 

Van Leckwijck, William, 1951, On the age and nature of the iron ores 

of the region between Christian and the Phosphates plateau, central 

Morocco: Acad. sci. [Paris] Comptes rendus, v. 232, p. 2241-

2243. 

Van Royen, William, and Bowles, Oliver, 1952, The mineral resources 

of the world, V. 2 of Atlas of the world's resources: New York, 

Prentice-Hall, 181 p. 

Van Werveke, L., 1903, Bemerkungen iiber die Zusammensetzung und 

die Entstehung der lothringisch-luxemburgischen oolithischen 

Eisenerze (Minetten): Geol. Landesanst. Elsass-Lothringen 

Mitt., v. 1, p. 275-310. 

Varda.basso, Silvio, 1953, Sull'origine paleoclimatica dei giacimenti 

di ferro dell 'Ogliastra (Sardegna oriental), in La genese des g1tes 

de fer: Cong. geol. internat., 19e sess., ·Alger, 1952, Comptes 

rendus, fasc. 10, p. 145-151. 

Varsanofeva,. V. A., 1944, About the problem of the age and origin of 

the Ust-Berdysh deposit oflimonite on the UnyaRiver: Akad; nauk. 

SSSR Izv., Ser. geol., vyp. 2, p. 80-86. [Russian, English summary.] 

Vasil'yev, A. A. (Vasiljew), and Kiselv, I. A. (Kissilev), 1932, The 

Emyr ·iron deposit, the Enissey river basin: Zapadno-sibirsk. 

geol. -razved. trest Izv. 12, vyp. 1, p. 17-24, Tomsk. [Russian, 

English summary.] 

Ventura, P. C., 1904, Los yacirnfentos de fierro de Tambo Grande: 

Cuerpc Ingenieros Minas Peru Bol. no. 8, p. 7-25. 

Vernon, J. W., 1950, Iron, in Mineral commodities of California: 

Calif. Div. Mines Bull. 156, p. 315-319. · 

Verrow, H. J., 1942, Franconia iron mine, Lisbon, N. H.: Rocks 

and Minerals, v. 17, no. 4, p. 136-139. 

Vestal, F. E., 1943, Choctaw County mineral resources; geology by 

F. E. Vestal; tests by T. E. McCutcheon: Miss. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 52, p. 96-97. 

__ 1951, Webster County iron ores: Miss. Geol. Survey Bull. 73, 

48 p. 

__ 1952, Webster County geology: Miss. Geol. Survey Bull. 75, 

141 p. 

__ 1954, Marshall County geology: Miss. Geol. Survey Bull. 78, 

193 p. 

Vie, Georges, 1934, Les gisements de fer pyreneens: Mines, carrieres, annee 13, no. 144, p. 1-8. 

Vigh, Gyula, 1950, Eisenerzvorkommen der Gegend Nagyleta, Kokad, 

Almosd und Bagamer: Magyar rulami Feldt. Intezet. Evi Jelentese 

1939-40, pt. 3, p. 139-245. [Hungarian, German summary.] 
Index 

No. 

2486 

2487 

2488 

2489 

2490 

2491 

2492 

2493 

2494 

2495 

2496 

2497 

2498 

2499 

2500 

2501 

2502 

2503 

2504 

2505 

2506 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 325 

Villain, Frangois, 1902, · Le gisement de minerai de fer oolithique de 

la Lorraine: Armales mines [Paris] Mem., ser. 10, tome 1, 

p. 113-322. 

Villain, P., 1899, Note sur le gisement de minerai de fer du departement de Meurthe-et-Moselle: Soc. Belge geologie Mem., v. 13, 

p. 116-127. 

1899, Sur la genese des minerals de fer de la region Lorraine: 

--Acad. sci. [Paris] Comptes rendus 128, p. 1291-1293. 

Villarello, J. de D., and Boese, E., 1902, Criaderos de fierro de la 

hacienda de Vaquerias, en el Estado de Hidalgo: Inst. Geologia 

Mexico Bol. 16, p. 15-44. 

Vincienne, Henri, 1949, Sur le gisement de fer de Chaillac ([ndre): 

Acad. sci. [Paris] Comptes rendus, tome 229, no. 8, p. 473-475. 

Vlassenko, A., 1930, Genesis der Eisenerze der Abakan'schen 

Eisenhlitte: Internat. Geol. Cong. 15th sess., South Africa, 1929, 

Compte rendu 2, p. 18-27. 

Vogt, J. H. L., 1903, Die regional-metamorphosirten Eisenerzlager 

im nordlichen Norwegen: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Band 11, 

p. 24-28, 59-65. 

Vologdin, A. G., 1947, A new iron-ore deposit in the region of the 

lower Angara: Akad. nauk SSSR Doklady, tom 56, vyp. 1, p. 65-

68. 

von Blilow, Kurd, 1949, Entstehungder alluvialen Eis~nerzlagerstatten 

Mecklenburgs: Geol. Landesanst. [Germany] Archiv Lagerstattenf., Heft 79, 17 p. 

von der Weid, Frederic, 1940, Mineralisations de la region des 

Guedmioua: Soc. physique et histoire nat. Geneve Compte rendu, 

v. 57, no. 2, p. 133-136. 

Voskuil, W. H., 1930, Minerals in modern industry: New York, 

John Wiley and Sons, p. 170-197. 

Wade, Bruce, 1914, The geology of Perry County and vicinity: Tenn. 

Geol. Survey, Res. Tenn., v. 4, p. 150-181. 

Wade, H. H., and .Alm, M. R., 1954, Mining directory of Minnesota: 

Minn. Univ., SchoolMinesExpt. Sta. Bull., v. 57, no. 9, 274 p. 

Wadsworth, M. E., 1880, Notes on the geology of the iron and copper 

districts of Lake Superior: Harvard Coil. Mus. Camp. Zoology 

Bull., v. 7, p. 1-157. 

__ 1880, On the origin of the iron ores of the Marquette district, 

Lake Superior: Boston Soc. Nat. History Proc., v. 20, p. 470-

479. 

__ 1881, A microscopical study of the iron ore or peridotite of 

Iron Mine Hill, Cumberland, R. I. : Harvard Coil. Mus. Comp. 

Zoology Bull. , v. 7, p. 183-187. 

__ 1893, A sketch of the geology of the iron, gold, and copper districts of Michigan: Mich. Geol. Survey Rept. 1891-2, p. 75-174. 

Wagner, P. A., 1928, The iron deposits of the Union of South Africa: 

Geol. Survey South .Afrjca Mem. 26, 268 p. 

Wahl, W. G., 1953, Temiscamie River area, Mistassini Territory: 

Quebec Dept. Mines Geol. Rept. 54, 32 p. 

Walford, E. A., 1896, On the making of the middle Lias ironstone of 

the Midlands: Iron and Steel Inst. Jour., v. 49, p. 74-78. 

Walker, A. E., 1943, Geology of the Clifton and Parish (New York) 

ore deposits: Min. and Metallurgy, v. 24, no. 443, p. 519-520. 
326 

Index 

No. 

2507 

2508 

2509 

2510 

2511 

2512 

2513 

2514 

2515 

2516 

2517 

2518 

2519 

2520 

2521 

2522 

2523 

2524 

CONTRIBUfiONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Walker, Frederick, 1952, Late magmatic ores and the Palisade diabase sheet: Econ. Geology, v. 47, no. 3, p. 349-351. 

Walker, T. L., 1930, Lodestone from Bon Accord, Transvaal: Toronto Univ. Studies, Geol. ser. no. 29, p. 17-20. 

__ 1931, Polarity in magnetite: Toronto Univ. Studies, Geol. ser. 

no. 30, p. 15-20. 

Wang, C. c., and Hsiung, Y. H., 1941, Geology and iron deposits of 

Kuangshan in Fulinghsien and Kuangtungyai and Chiachiaoshan in 

Pengshuihsien, Szechuan: Geol. Survey China Geol. Bull. 34, 

p. 1-6. [Chinese, English summary. J 

Wang, C • . s., 1946, The origin of the Luipo iron ore in western 

Szechuan: Geol. Soc. China Bull. 24, p. 263-268. 

Wang, C. T., 1930, A ·study of general and economic geology along 

the Cheng-T'ai (Shansi) Railway: Geol. Survey China Geol. 

Bull. 15, p. 53-118. 

Wang, Y. L., 1940, Iron ore deposits of Kunyang, Oshan, Yuichi, 

Hosi, Chuchi, and Lungwu districts, Yunnan: Geol. Survey China 

Geol. Bull. 38, p. 27-29. 

Wang, Y. L., Liu, T. Y., and Cheng, Y. c., 1938, Geology of the 

iron ore deposit of Ninghsiang, Hunan: Geol. Survey China Geol. 

Bull. 32, p. 1-32. [Chinese, English summary. J 

Ward, L. K., 1949, The genesis of the iron ores of the Middleback 

range, South Australia: Australasian Inst. Min. and Metallurgy 

Proc., no. 152-153, p. 229-240. 

Warde, J. M., 1952, Satellite Europe's mineral position: Eng. Min. 

Jour., v. 153, no. 8, p. 85. 

Warner, A. H., and Morrison, G. A., 1946, Exploration of the brown 

iron ores, Churchwell and Robinette tracts, Western Highland 

Rim district, Wayne County, Tenn.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. 

Inv. 3955, 18 p. 

Warner, L. A., 1945, Iron deposits of the Mt. Andrew-Mamie area, 

southeastern Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Prelim. Rept. , 2 p. 

Warner, L. A., and Ray, R. G., 1944, Iron and copper deposits at 

the Haida mine and Copper Center prospect, Kasaan Peninsula, 

Prince of Wales Island, southeastern Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Prelim. Rept. , 6 p. 

Warner, L. A., and Stefansson, K., 1945, Copper-bearing iron deposits of Tolstoi Mountain, Kasaan Peninsula, Prince of Wales 

Island, southeastern Alaska: U. S, Geol. Survey Prelim. Rept., 

2 p. 

*Warner, L. A., and Walton, M. S., Jr., 1944, The Iron King No. 1 

copper prospect, Kasaan Peninsula, Prince of Wales Island, 

southeastern Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Prelim. Rept., 3 p., 

3 maps. 

* __ 1944, The Poor Man iron deposit, Kasaan Peninsula, Prince of 

Wales Island, southeastern Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Prelim. 

Rept., 7 p., 10 illus. 

Warner, L. A., Ray, R. G., and Flint, G. N., Jr., 1946, Copper 

deposits at the Rush and Brown mine and Venus prospect, Prince 

Of Wales Island, southeasternAlaska: u. s. Geol. SurveyPrelim. 

Rept., p. 1, 3, 7. 

Warren, C. H., 1918, On the microstructure of certain titanic iron 

ores: Econ. Geology, v. 13, p. 419-446. 
Index 

No. 

2525 

2526 

2527 

2528 

2529 

2530 

2531 

2532 

2533 

2534 

2535 

2536 

2537 

2538 

2539 

2540 

2541 

2542 

2543 

2544 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 327 

Warren, C. H., and Powers, Sidney, 1914, Geology of Diamond HillCumberland district in Rhode Island-Massachusetts: Geol. Soc. 

America Bull., v. 25, p. 435-476. 

Warren, H. V., Delavault, R. E., and Irish, R. I., 1952, Preliminary studies on the biochemistry of iron and manganese: Econ. 

Geology, v. 47, no. 2, p. 131-145. 

WashingtonDepartment of Conservation and Development, 1940, Summary of information on iron ore deposits of Washington: Wash. 

Div. Mines and Geology Inf. Circ. 3, 11 p. 

Watanabe, Manjiro, and Sato, Kozo, 1944, Iron placer on the shore of 

Lake Inawasiro: Japanese Assoc. Mineralogists Jour., v. 32, 

no. 1, p, 11-21. 

Watanabe, Manjiro, and Takeuti, Tunehiko, 1944, Iron placer deposits 

of Tenmabayashi district, Aomori prefecture, Japan: Japanese 

Assoc. Mineralogists Jour., v. 31, nos. 4, 5, p. 155-188, 197-

206. 

Watanabe, Takeo, 1953, Genesis of the contact metasomatic iron ore 

deposits in Japan, with special reference to those of the Kamaishi 

iron mine, in La genese des g1tes de fer: Cong. geol. internat., 

19e sess., Alger, 1952, Comptes rendus, fasc. 10, p, 51-61. 

Waters, K. H., 1937, A magnetometric survey in the Lincolnshire 

iron field: Min. Mag., v. 56, no. 6, p. 341-345. 

Watson, T •. L., 1906, A preliminary report on the ochre deposits of 

Georgia: Ga. Geol. Survey Bull. 13, 81 p. 

__ 1907, Mineral resources of Virginia (Iron, by R. J. Holden, 

p. 40!;-491): The Virginia Jamestown Exposition Commission, 

Lynchburg, J. P. Bell. 

Weatherbe, D'Arcy, 1902, Nictaux iron field: Nova Scotian Inst. Sci. 

Proc. and Trans., v. 10, p. 350-360. 

Weber, Eugen, 1941, Eisenerzvorkommen im Verrucano westlich St. 

Martin bei Mels: Eclogae Geol. Helvetiae, v. 33, no. 2, p. 185-

188. 

Weeks, L. J., 1944, The Londonderry iron deposits, Colchester 

County, N. S.: Canada Geol. Survey Paper 44-10, 32 p. 

__ 1945, Preliminary map, Bass River, Colchester and Rants 

Counties, Nova Scotia: Canada Geol. Survey Paper 45-26, no 

text. 

__ 1945, Preliminary map, Londonderry, Colchester and Rants 

Counties, Nova Scotia: Canada Geol. Survey Paper 45-25, no text. 

Weidman, samuel, 1904, The Baraboo iron-bearing district of Wisconsin: Wis. Geol. and Nat. History Survey Bull. 13, 190 p. 

__ 1904, Iron ores of Wisconsin with special reference to the Baraboo district: Wis. Engineer, v. 9, p, 31-45. 

Weigelt, J., and Voigt, E., 1931, Tektonische Grundlagen der Bildung 

von Trummer-Eisenerzlagerstatten in Nordwesten des Rarzes: 

Deutsche Geol. Gesell. Zeitschr. 83, no. 8, p. 541-569. 

Weir, K. L., and Kennedy, B. E., 1951, Geologic and magnetic data 

of the Sholdeis-Doane and Red Rock explorations, Iron County, 

Mich.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept., 19 p. 

Weir, K. L., Balsley, J. R., and Pratt, W. P., 1953, Aeromagnetic 

survey of parts of Dickinson County, Mich., with preliminary 

geologic interpretation: U. S. Geol. Survey Geophys. Inv. 

GP 115. 70c. 

Welch, F. B. A., 1935, British regional geology; Bristol a.!'ld Gloucester district: Great Britain Geol. Survey and Mus., 86 p. 
328 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBtrriONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

2545 Weld, C. M., 1909, The residual brown iron ores of Cuba: Am. Inst. 

Min. Metal!. Eng. Bull., v. 32, p. 749-762; Trans., v. 40, 

p. 299-312, 1910. 

2546 __ 1915, TheOriskanyiron ores ofVirginia: Econ. Geology, v. 10, 

p. 399-421. 

2547 __ 1918, Notes on certain iron-ore resources of the world; Cuba: 

Am. Inst. Min. Metal.l. Eng. Bull., v. 141, p. 1479-1485. 

2548 Wells, F. G., 1937, The origin of the Bull Valley, Utah, iron ore deposits: Econ. Geology, v. 32, no, 2, p. 192-193. 

2549 __ 1938, The origin of the iron ore deposits in the Bull Valley and 

IronSprings districts, Utah: Econ. Geology, v. 33, no. 5, p. 477-

507. 

2550 __ 1941, Iron ore deposits of the Bull Valley district, Washington 

County, Utah: U. S. Geol. Survey Prelim. Rept., 4 p., 1 map. 

2551 Wells, R. R., and Thorne, R. L., 1953, Concentration of Kl.ukwan, 

Alaska, magnetite ore: U.S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4984, 15 p. 

2552 Wendt, A. F., 1885, The iron mines of Putnam County, N. Y.: Am. 

Inst .. Min. Metal!. Eng. Trans., v. 13, p. 478-488. 

2553 Werner, Sture, 1945, Determinations of the magnetic susceptibility 

of ores and rocks from Swedish iron ore deposits: Sveriges Geol. 

Un~ers., Ser. C, no. 472, Arsbok 39, no. 5, 79 p. 

2554 Wernicke, F., 1939, Die ErzlagersUitten des Sudetengaues: Metal.l. 

u. Erz, Jahrg. 36, Hefte 6-8, p. 147-157, 175-185, 208-216. 

2555 *Westgate, L. G., 1920, Deposits of iron ore near Stanford, Mont.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 715-F, p. 85-92. 

2556 *Westgate, L. G., and Knopf, Adolph, 1932, Geology and ore deposits 

of the Pioche district, Nev.: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 171, 

79 p. 

2557 West Virginia Geological Survey, 1921, Coal, oil, gas, iron ore, and 

limesto·ne map of West Virginia~ 

2558 Whetton, J. T., and Myers, J. 0., 1951, Geophysical survey of a 

magnetite deposit in the island of Tiree: Geol. Soc. Glasgow 

Trans., v. _21, pt. 2, p. 237-262. 

2559 __ 1951, Geophysical survey of magnetite deposits in Strath, Isle 

of Skye: Geol. Soc. Glasgow Trans., v. 21, pt. 2, p. 263-277. 

2560 Whinery, S., 1912, Clinton iron-ore deposits in Kentucky and Tennessee: Am. Inst. Min. Metal!. Eng. Bull., v. 70, p. 1057-1058. 

2561 White, C. H., 1948, The genesis of intrusive magnetite and related 

ores: Econ. Geology, v. 43, no. 3, p. 232-233. 

2562 White, C. M., 1947, Iron ore and the steel industry: Address before 

American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, 37 p. 

2563 White, D. A., 1954, The stratigraphy and structure of the Mesabi 

range, Minn.: Minn. Geol. Survey Bull. 38, 92 p. 

2564 White, G. W., 1940, New Hampshire mineral resources: N.H. Acad. 

Sci. Proc., v. 1, no. 2, p. 13-20. 

2565 White, Peter, 1886, The iron region of. Lake Superior: Michigan Pioneer Collections, v. 8, p. 145-161. 

2566 Whitehead, T. H., Anderson, W., Wilson, Vernon, and Wray, D. A., 

1952, The Mesozoic ironstones of England; the Liassic ironstones: 

Geol. Survey Great Bri.~ain Mem. , 211 p. 

2567 Whitlatch, G. I., 1941; Preliminary directory of mineral and chemical industries in Tennessee: Tenn. Dept. Conserv. Markets Circ. 

no. 11, 31 p. ~ 
Index 

No. 

2568 

2569 

2570 

2571 

2572 

2573 

2574 

2575 

2576 

2577 

2578 

2579 

2580 

2581 

2582 

2583 

2584 

2585 

2586 

2587 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 329 

Whitney, J.D., 1856, The iron deposits of New York State: Mineralog. 

Mag., v. 7, p. 255-258. 

1856 On the o.:::currence of the ores of iron in the Azoic system: 

--Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci. Proc., v. 9, p. 209-216; Am .• Jour. Sci., 

2d ser., v. 22, p. 38-44. 

__ 1863, On meteoric iron ore from Arizona: Calif. Acad. Nat. 

Sci. Proc., v. 3, p. 48-50. 

Whitney, R. W., 1954, New developments in iron ore: Min. Cong. 

Jour., v. 40, no. 2, p. 82-84. 

Whittier, W. H., 1917, An investigation of the iron ore resources of 

the Northwest: Wash. [State] Univ., Bur. Indus. Research 

Bull. 2, 128 p. 

Wiberg, Martin, 1955, Relation of type of ore to smelting processes, 

in Survey of world iron ore resources-Occurrence, appraisal and 

use: United Nations Pub. 1954. II. D. 5, New York, p. 122-145. 

Wiebelt, F. J., 1947, Bessemer iron project, San Bernardino County, 

Calif.: U.S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4066, 13 p. 

Wie belt, F. J. , and Ricker, Spangler, 1948, Iron Mountain deposits, 

San Bernardino County, Calif.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4236, 

11 p. 

Wienert, F., 1933, Formation of martite and other iron oxides in 

sideritic ore of the Marquette district, Michigan: Econ. Geology, 

v. 28, no. 1, p. 68-74. 

Wiese, T ., 1903, Die nUtzbaren Eisenstein-Lagerstatten, insbesondere 

das Vorkommen von oolithischen Rotheisenstein, im Wesergebirge 

bei Minden: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Band 11, p. 217-~31. 

Wild, Helmut, 1951, Zur Bildungsgeschichte der Braunjura-1'-Floze 

und ihrer Begleitgesteine in Nordost-Wilrttemberg: Geol. Jahrb. 

Band 65, p. 271-298. 

Willems, Alph., 1928, Die Entstehung der Eisenerze unseres Landes: 

Soc. Naturalistes luxembourg. Bull. mens. nouv. ser., v. 22, 

p. 106-111. 

Willett, R. W., 1943, The occurrence of iron ore in the Catlins district, South Otago: New Zealand ·Jour. Sci. and Technology, v. 23, 

no. 6, p. 227-230. 

Willey, D. A., 1913, The world's greatest iron-ore deposits: Eng. 

Mag., v. 44, p. 867-883. 

Williams, A. J., 1935, Hematite in the Reagan sandstone along the 

northeastern edge of the Wichita Mountains and in the Arbuckle 

Mountains: Okla. Acad. Sci. Proc. 1934, v. 15, p. 81-82. 

Williams, C. C., 1872, Contribution to a knowledge of the iron ores 

of Missouri: Rolla, Mo.·, 15 p. 

Williams, C. P. , 1877, Industrial report. on lead, zinc, and iron, together with notes on Shannon County and its copper deposits: Mo. 

Geol. Survey, 183 p. 

*Williams, G. H., 1890, 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. Survey 

Bull. 62, 241 p. 

Williams, I. A., and Parks, H. M., 1923, The limonite ores of Columbia County, Oreg.: Oreg. Bur. Mines and Geology, Min. Res. 

Oreg., v. 3, no. 3, 44 p. 

Willis, Bailey, 1886, Notes on the samples of iron .ore collected in 

Ohio, North Carolina, east Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama: U.S. 

Cen~us, lOth, v. 15, p. 235-243, 301-329, 331-350, 367-378,. 

400-401. . 
330 

Index 

No. 

2588 

2589 

2590 

2591 

2592 

2593 

2594 

2595 

2596 

2597 

2598 

2599 

2600 

2601 

2602 

2603 

2604 

2605 

2606 

2607 

2608 

2609 

2610 

2611 

2612 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Willmott, A. B., 1905, The exploration of the Ontario iron ranges: 

Canadian Min. Inst. Jour., v. 7, p. 257-269. 

1907, The origin of deposits of pyrites: Canadian Min. Jour., --v. 28, p. 500-503. 

__ 1908, The iron ores of Ontario: Canadian Min. Inst. Jour., 

v. 11, p. 106-124. 

__ 1911, The undeveloped iron resources of Canada: Canadian 

Min. Inst. Quart. Bull., v. 14, p. 121-143. 

Wilson, E. B., 1910, Iron ores of Santiago, Cuba: Mines and Minerals, v. 31, p. 245-249. 

__ 1911, The Cornwall, Pa., magnetite deposits: Lake Superior 

Min. Inst. Proc., v. 16, p. 227-238. 

*Wilson, Hewitt, 1933, Iron oxide mineral pigments of the United States: 

U. S. Bur. Mines Bull. 370, 198 p. 

Wilson, M. E., 1910, Larder Lake and eastward, Ont.: Canada Geol. 

Survey Summary Rept. 1909, p. 173-179. 

1924, Arnprior-Quyon and Maniwaki areas, Ontario and Quebec: 

--Canada Geol. Survey Mem. 136, 152 p. 

Wilson, V. M., 19 52, Bibliography of Minnesota mining: Minn. School 

Mines, Expt. Sta. Bull. 14, p. 1-114. · 

Wimmler, N. L., 1946, Exploration of Choteau titaniferous magnetite 

deposit, Teton County, Mont.: U.S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 3981, 

12 p. 

*-- 1946, Exploration of Southern Cross iron deposits, Deer Lodge 

County, Mont.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 3979, 14 p. 

Winchell, H. V. , 1889, Report of field observations made during the 

season of 1888 in the iron regions of Minnesota: Minn. Geol. 

Survey Ann. Rept. 17, p. 77-145. 

__ 1892, Classification of the theories of the origin of iron ores: 

Am. Geologist, v. 10, p. 277-278. 

__ 1893, The Mesabi iron range: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. 

Trans., v. 21, p. 644-686. 

__ 1893, The Mesabiiron ra.11ge: Minn. Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. 20, 

p. 111-180. 

__ 1894, A bit of iron range history: Am. Geologist, v. 13, p. 164-

170. 

__ 1894, Historical sketch of the discovery of mineral deposits in 

the Lake Superior region: Lake Superior Min. Inst. Proc., v. 2, 

p. 33-78; Minn. Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. 23, p. 116-155, 1895. 

__ 1895, The iron ranges of Minnesota: Lake Superior Min. Inst. 

Proc., v. 3, p. 15-32. 

__ 1898, The Lake Superio.r iron-ore region: Federatedinst. Min. 

Engineers Trans., v. 13, p. 493-562. 

__ 1903, The Mesabi iron range, Minnesota: Eng. Min. Jour., 

v. 76, p. 343-344. 

Winchell, N. H., 1885, The Vermilion iron ores: Minn. Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. 13, p. 25-35. 

__ 1887, Geological report, iron ores, Vermilion range: Minn. 

Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. 15, p. 211-399. 

__ 1891, The eastern equivalents of the Minnesota iron ore: Minn. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 6, p. 411-419 

__ 189 2, The geology of the iron ores of Minnesota: Geol. Soc. 

Australasia Trans. , v. 1, p. 171-180. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 331 

2613 Winchell, N. H., 1892, Some problems of the Mesabi iron ore: Am. 

Geologist, v. 10, p. 169-179. 

2614 __ 1898, The discovery and development of the iron ores of Minnesota: Minn. Hist. Soc., v. 8, p. 25-40. 

2615 __ 1898, A new iron-bearing horizon in the Keewatin in Minnesota: 

Lake Superior Min. Inst. Proc., v. 5, p. 46-48. 

2616 1902, Sketch of the iron ores of Minnesota: Internat. Min. 

--Cong., 4th, Boise 1901, Proc., p. 154-162. 

2617 __ 1904, The Baraboo iron ore: Am. Geologist, v. 34, p. 242-253. 

2618 __ 1907, TheCuyuna iron range: Econ. Geology, v. 2, p. 565-571. 

2619 __ 1908, Structures of the Mesabi iron ore: Lake Superior Min. 

Inst. Proc., v. 13, p. 189-204. 

2620 __ 1911, The iron-ore ranges of Minnesota and their differences: 

Minn. Acad. Sci. Bull., v. 5, p. 43-68. 

2621 1912, Progress of opinion as to the origin of the Lake Superior 

--iron ores: Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 23, p. 317-328. 

2622 Winchell, N. H., and Winchell, H. V., 1891, The iron ores of Minnesota, their geology, discovery, development, qualities a.'1d 

origin, and comparison with those of other iron districts: Minn. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 6, 430 p. 

2623 __ 1891, On a possible chemical origin of the iron ores of the 

Keewatin in Minnesota: Am. Geologist, v. 4, p. 291-300, 383-

386, 1889; Minn. Geol. Survey Bull. 6, p. 391-399. 

2624 __ 1891, The Taconic iron ores of Minnesota and of western New 

England: Minn. Geol. Survey Bull. 6, p. 391-399. 

2625 Winslow, Arthur, Haworth, Erasmus, and Nason, F. L., 1894, Areport on the Iron Mountain Sheet, including portions of Iron, St. 

Francois, and Madison Counties: Mo. Geol. Survey, v. 9, Sheet 

Rept. 3, 85 p. 

2626 Wirth, F. P., 1937, The discovery and exploitation of the Minnesota 

iron lands: Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Torch Press, 247 p. 

2627 Witte, W., 1934, Der Bergbau an Lahn und Dill: Deutsche Geol. 

Gesell. Zeitschr., Band 86, Heft 6, ·p. 325-328. 

2628 Wittich, L. L., 1912, Iron mining in Missouri: Mines and Minerals, 

v. 33, p. 227-228. 

2629 Woldrich, Joseph, 1928, Notices sur la stratigraphie du palaeozoique 

et les gisements de fer et de cuivre dans les montagnes metalliferes des Carpathes de la Slovaquie: Internat. Geol. Cong., 14th 

sess., Madrid, 1926, Compte rendu 3, p. 1267-1276. 

2630 Wolf, Martha, 1930, Alter und Entstehung des Wald-Erbacher Roteisensteins (Grube Braut im Hunsrlick) mit einer stratigraphischen 

Untersuchung der Umgebung: Preussische Geol. Landesanst. 

Abh;, neue Folge, Heft 123, 105 p. 

2631 Wolff, J. F. , 1915, Ore bodies. of the Mesabi range (Minnesota): Eng. 

Min. Jour., v. 100, no. 3, p. 89-94; no. 4, p. 135-139; no. 5, 

p. 178-185; no. 6, p. 219-224. 

2632 __ 1917, 1920, Recent geologic developments on the Mesabi iron 

range (Minnesota): Am. Inst. Min. Metal!. Eng. Trans., v. 56, 

p. 142-169; v. 61, p. 113-115. 

263::l __ 1951, The geologic stratigraphy and correlation of the Cuyuna 

iron district of Minnesota, in.Ann. Mining Symposium, 12th, Geology of the Cuyuna range: Minneapolis, Univ. Minn., Gen. Extension Div., p. 4-29. 
332 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

2634 Woodbridge, D. E., 1905, The Mesabi iron-ore range: Eng. Min. 

Jour., v. 79, p. 698-700. 

2635 __ 1907, Iron ore in Crow Wing County, Minn.:· Eng. Min. Jour. , 

v. 84, p. 775-776. 

2636 1911, Cuban iron-ore deposits: Canadian Min. Jour., v. 32, 

--p. 738-741. 

2637 1911, Exploration of Cuban iron-ore deposits: Am. Inst. Min. 

--Metall. Eng. Bull., v. 51, p. 269-282; Trans., v. 42, p. 138-

152, 1912. 

2638 Woodman, J. E., 1907, Preliminary report on iron ore deposits of 

parts of Nova Scotia: Canada Dept. Interior, Supt. Mines Rept. 

1907' p. 18-32. 

2639 1909, Report on the iron ore deposits of Nqva Scotia: Canada 

--Dept. Mines, 226 p. 

2640 Woodward, H. P., 1941, Silurian system of West Virginia: W. Va. 

Geol. Survey, v. 14, 326 p. 

2641 __ 1940, Devonian system of West Virginia: W.Va. Geol. Survey, 

v. 15, 665 p. 

2642 11)51, Ordovician system of West Virginia: W.Va. Geol. Survey, 

--v. 21, p. 484-485. • 

2643 Woolnough, W. G., 1941, Origin of banded iron deposits; a suggestion: 

Econ. Geology, v. 36, no. 5, p. 465-489. 

2644 Workman, L. E., 1950, The Neda formation in northeastern illinois: 

ill. State Acad. Sci. Trans., v. 43, p. 176-182. 

2645 Wright, C. E., 1876, Geology of the LaKe Superior iron region, in 

Swineford, A. P., History and review of the copper, iron, silver, 

slate, and other material interests of the south shore of Lake 

Superior: Marquette, Mich., p. 132-150. 

2646 1878, Report on iron deposits in Oconto County: Wis. Geol. 

--Survey Ann. Rept. 1877, p. 33-36. 

2647 __ 1880, Geology of the Menominee iron range: Wis. Geol. Survey, Geology of Wisconsin 1873-1879, v. 3, p. 665-734. 

2648 Wright, C. W. , 19 39, The iron and steel industries of Europe: U. S. 

Bur. Mines Econ. Paper 19, 98 p. 20c. 

2649. Wright, J. c., 1952, A magnetic anomaly near Bear Lake, Houghton 

County, Mich.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept., 8 p. 

2650 Wright, L. A., Stewart, R. M., Gay, T. E., Jr., and Hazenbush, 

G. C., 1953, Mines and mineral deposits of San Bernardino 

County, Calif.: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 49,. nos. 1 

and 2, p. 49-192. 

2651 Wright, R. J., and Raman, N. D., 1948, The Gossan Lead, Carroll 

County, Va.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept., 21 p. 

2652 *Wright, W. S., and Fosse, E. L., 1946, Exploration of the Jumbo 

Basin iron deposit, Prince of Wales Island, southeastern Alaska: 

U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 3952, 9 p. 

2653 Wright, W. S., andTolonen, A. W., 1947, Mount Andrew iron deposit, 

Kasaan Peninsula, Prince of Wales Island, southeastern Alaska: 

U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4129, 27 p. 

2654 Wylie, A. W., 1937, The iron sands of New Zealand: New Zealand 

Jour. Sci. and Technology, v. 19, no. 4, p. 227-244. 

2655 Wyman, C. L., 1942, Types of [Lake Superior] ores expected fifteen 

years hence: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng., Blast. Furnace and 

Raw Materials Conf., April 1942, Proc. 2. 

2656 Wytic, A. W., 1938, New Zealand iron sand in relation to overseas 

deposits of titaniferous magnetite: New Zealand Jour. Sci. and 

Technology, v. 19, no. 9, p. 572-584. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 333 

2o57 Yakl.ish, J. P., 1938, The iron ore deposit of Cornwall, Pa.: Explosives Engineer, v. 16, no. 11, p. 327-333. 

2658 Yih, L. F. , and Chao, K. P. , 19 28, The Ling Hsiang iron deposits 

of Hupeh: Natl. Research Inst. Geology [China], Mem. 5, 9 p. 

[ Chinese, English summary. ] 

2659 Young, G. A., 1909, A descriptive sketch of the geology and economic 

minerals of Canada: Canada Geol. Survey, 151 p. 

2660 __ 1922, Iron-bearing rocks of Belcher Islands, Hudson Bay: Canada Geol. Survey Summary Rept. 1920, pt. E, 61 p. 

2661 Young, G. A., and Uglow, W. L., ~926, The iron ores of Canada; 

v. 1, British Columbia and Yukon: Canada Geol. Survey Econ. 

Geology ser., no. 3, 253 p. 

2662 Young, W. E., 1947, Iron deposits, Iron County, Utah: U.S. Bur. 

Mines Rept. Inv. 4076, 102 p. 

2663 *Youngman, E. P., 1930, Deposits of titanium-bearing ores: U. S. 

Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 6386, 41 p. 

2664 Yunge, G., 1905, Estadistica minera de Chile en 1903, tome 1: Santiago de Chile, p. 1-321. 

2665 Zabelli, A., 1941, Geophysical investigations on the exploration for 

iron-bearing sands, particularly on the sea bottom: Ricerca sci. 

[Rome], v. 12, no. 7-9, p. 908-910. 

2666 Zachos, K., 1951, The. mineral wealth of Greec.e, v. 1: Athens, 

Inst. ge~logias kai ereun5n hypedaphous, 193 p. [Greek, English 

summary.] -

2667 Zans, V. A., 1951, Economic geology and mineral resources of 

Jamaica: Jamaica Geol. Survey Dept. Bull. 1, p. 14-17. 

2668 Z~pffe, Carl, 1911, Geology of the Cuyuna iron ore district, Minn.: 

Min. World, v. 34, p. 585-588. 

2669 __ 1912, The effects of a basic igneous intrusion on a Lake Superior 

iron-bearing formation: Econ. Geology, v. 7, p. 145-178. 

2670 __ 1925, Stratigraphy and correlation of the Cuyuna iron ore district, Minnesota: Lake Superior Min. Inst. Proc., v. 24, p. 89-

105. 

2671 __ 1926, Further data on the correlation of the Cuyuna iron-bearing 

member (Minnesota): Lake Superior Min. Inst. Proc., v. 25, 

p. 219-227. 

2672 __ 1927, Reserves of Lake Superior manganiferous iron ores: Am. 

Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 75, p. 346-371. 

2673 __ 1928, Geologic structure of the Cuyuna iron district, Minn.: 

Econ. Geology, v. 23, no. 6, p. 612-646. 

2674 __ 1930, Cuyuna stratigraphy: Lake Superior Mi.n. Inst., Proc. 28, 

p. 99-106. 

2675 __ 1933, Catalysis and its bearing on the origin of Lake Superior 

iron-bearing formations: Econ. Geology, v. 28, no. 8, p. 751-

772. 

2676 __ 1944, Iron ores of the Pacific Northwest: Steel, v. 114, no. 15, 

p. 116, 118, 136-141. 

2677 __ 1944, Memorandum report on iron ores of the Cle Elum district, 

Wash.: Wash. Div. Mines and Geology Rept. Inv. 5, 27 p. 

2678 __ 1945, Hamilton iron-bearing lenses on Iron Mountain, Skagit 

County, Wash.: Min. World, v. 7, no. 11, p. 25-29. 

2679 __ 1949, A review of iron-bearing deposits in Washington, Oregon, 

and Idaho: Raw Materials Survey, Resource Rept. 5, 89 p. 
334 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

2680 Zavaritsky, A. N., 193~, The question of the origin of iron ores of 

Bakal: Akad. nauk SSSR, Inst. geol. nauk Trudy, vyp. 13. [Russian, English summary. ] 

2681 Zeijlmans vanEmmichoven, C. P. A., 1940, The Schwaner Mountains, 

western Borneo: Ingenieur Nederlandsch-Indie, v. 7, nos. 7, 8, 

p. 79-122. [Dutch, English summary.] 

2682 Zetterstrom, J.D., 1950, Oxidation of magnetite concentrates: U.S. 

Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4728, 8 p. 

2683 Zimanyi, K., 1908, Eisenglanz vom Kakuk-Berge in Ungarn: Zentralbl. Mineralogie: 1908, p. 3-5. 

2684 Zinn, Justin, [ n. d~], Report on the portion of the Marquette range 

between Humboldt and Lake Michigamme covered by the Michigan 

Geol. Survey in 1930: Mich. Geol. Survey, 18 p. 

2685 Zinner, Paul, and Holmberg, c. L., 1947, Investigation of the ironbearing formation of the western Goge bic range, Iron County, Wis. : 

U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4155, 48 p. 

2686 Zinner, Paul, Holmberg, C. L., and Terry, 0. W., 1949, Investigation of the iron-bearing formation of Iron County, Mich., utilizing geophysical and other methods: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. 

Inv. 4583, 40 p. 

2687 Zoldok, S. W., 1948, Cle Elum iron-nickel deposits, Kittitas County, 

Wash.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4189, 8 p. 

2688 Zoldok, s. W., and Wilson, s. R., 1953, Bull Valley iron-ore deposits, Washington Coimty, Utah: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 

4948, 17 p. 

2689 Zoldok, S. W., Cole, J. W., and Dougherty, E. Y., 1947, Iron deposits of Buckhorn Mountain, Meyers Creek mining district, 

Okanogan County, Wash.: U.S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv.4051, 22p, 

2690 Zuloaga, Guillermo, 1930, Iron deposits of the Sierra de Imataca, 

Venezuela: Econ. Geology, v. 25, no. 1, p. 99-101; discussion 

by E. F. Burchard, no. 5, p. 549-550. 

2691 __ 1933, The geology of the iron deposits of the Sierra de Imataca, 

Venezuela: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Tech. Pub. 516, 36 p. 

2692 __ 1934, Geologia de los depositos de hierro de la Sierra de Imataca 

(Venezuela): Col. Ingenieros Venezuela Rev. an. 12, nos. 104-

105, p. 1181-1189, 1217-1227. 

2693 __ 1935, The geology of the iron deposits of the Sierra de Imataca, 

Venezuela: Am. Inst. Min. Metall. Eng. Trans., v. 115, p. 307-

345. 

2694 Zuloaga, Guillermo, and Tello B., Manuel, 1939, Exploracion preliminar de la Sierra de Imataca: Rev. Fomento [Venezuela], ano 3, 

no. 19·, p. 397-430. 

2695 Zvereff, R., 1940, Le gisement de fer de Rabat (Ariege); phenomenes 

de metamorphisme de contact en rapport a vee 1 'ophite: Soc. 

Fransaise mineralogie et cristallographie Bull. , tome 63, p. 65-

71. 

2696 Anonymous, 1841, Analysis of various ores of lead, silver, copper, 

zinc, iron, etc., from King's mine, Davidson County, N. C.: 

Am. Jour. Sci., v. 41, p. 348-352. 

2697 __ 1878, Magnetic iron ores of the Unaka Mountains, North Carolina and Tennessee: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 25, no. 16, p. 272-274; no. 17, p. 293-294. 

2698 __ 1907, The Mayari iron ore district of Cuba: Iron Age, v. 80, 

p. 421-426. 
Index 

No. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 335 

2699 Anonymous, 1908, Iron mininginCuba: Iron age, v. 81, p. 1149-1157. 

2708 __ 1908, Iron ore deposits in Shasta County, Calif.: Min. Sci. 

Press, v. 97, ·no. 20, p. 667. 

2701 __ 1934, Sur un gisement de fer situe dans la presqu'ile de Crozon 

(Finistere): Mines, carrieres, annee 13, no. 145, p. 7-8. 

2702 1940, German Dogger ore: Mine and Quarry Eng., v. 5, no. 5, 

--p. 141-145; no. 6, p. 163-166, 172. 

2703 1941, Iron resources of Soviet Russia: Iron and Coal Trades 

--Rev., v. 142, p. 415-416. 

2704 1943, Adirondack iron mining issue: Min. and Metallurgy, v. 24, --no. 443, p. 475-525. 

2705 __ 1943, Marampa-an ore mountain, Sierra Leone: Iron and 

Steel, v. 16, no. 10, p. 347-351. 

2706 1943, New York State's iron ores draw new attention: Eng. 

--Min. Jour., v. 144, no. 5, p. 67-69. 

2707 1943, Soudan, Minn., iron mine: Rocks and Minerals, v. 18, --no. 10, p. 302-303. 

2708 __ 1944, Magnetite disclosed by drilling at Bourbon, Missouri: 

Eng. Min. Jour., v. 145, no. 9, p. 100. 

2709 1945, Canadian eastern Arctic: Precambrian, v. 18, no. 2, 

--p. 25, 28. 

2710 1945, Iron ore discoveries give Labrador new importance: Eng. 

--Min. Jour., v. 146, no. 6, p. 88-89. 

2711 __ 1948, The Labrador iron ore: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 149, no. 11, 

p. 88-92. 

2712 __ 1949, A great new ore supply-Steep Rock mine in Canada reaches 

big-scale production: Life Mag., p. 89-94, Nov. 

2713 __ 1950, Adirondack mining has promising outlook: Eng. Min. 

Jour., v. 151, no. 11, p. 75-77. 

2714 1950, Minas del Rif iron ore mine: Min. World, v. 12, no. 8, 

--p. 32-33, 37. 

2715 1950, Today's iron ore sources and our future supply: Eng. 

--Min. Jour., v. 151, no. 3, p. 70-71. 

2716 __ 1951, After 15 years-El Pao iron: Min. World, v. 13, no. 6, 

p. 36-39. 

2717 __ 1951, Foreign sources of iron ore: Min. World, v. 13, no. 11, 

p. 36-41. 

2718 __ 1951, Outlook for steel: Focus, v. 1, no. 7, 4 p. 

2719 __ 1951, Taconite is steel industry's ace-in-the-hole (Lake Superior): Iron Age, v. 167, no. 6, p. 105-106. 

2720 __ 1951, West Indies ships first iron ore to U. S.: Eng. Min. 

Jour., v. 152, no. 11, p. 105. 

2721 __ 1952, The Bomi Hills development: Min. Eng., v. 4, no. 7, 

p. 674-675. 

2722 1952, Iron ores in Camalaniugan, Cagayan: .Min. Newsletter 

~Manila], v. 3, no. 4, p. 40-41. 

2723 __ 1952, Krupp-Rennprocess and Union's iron ores: South African 

Min. Eng. Jour., v. 63, p. 7-11. 

2724 __ 1952, Reserve Mining Co. starts taconite plant at Babbitt: Eng. 

Min. Jour., v. 153, no. 11, p. 72-79. 
336 

Index 

No. 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

2725 Anonymous, 1953, Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp. -Now a nationwide 

network of 14 modern industrial plants: Min. Eng., v. 5, no. 11, 

p. 1084-1098. . 

2726 __ 1953, Eagle Mt, iron mine expansion: Min. World, v. 15, no. 6, 

p. 53-54. 

2727 1953, Metallurgy is a mine maker: Min. World, v. 15, no. 7, 

--p. 38-42. 

2728 __ 1953, The Sydvaranger story-Wor~d'sfirstcommercial taconite 

operation [Norway] is proving ground for future Mesabi developments [Minnesota]: Min. World, v. 15, no. 11, p. 49-76. 

2729 __ 1954, First Quebec-Labrador iron ore in '54-Fitti.lg climax to 

$250,000,000 project: Min. World, v. 16, no. 10, p. 66-67. 

2730 __ 1954, Iron ore from Cerro Bolivar: Min. World, v. 16, no. 3, 

p. 51-52. 

2731 __ 1954, Marcona equips Peru iron mine a.11d ships first ore in 

90 days: Min. World, v. 16, no. 2, p. 35-37. 

2732 __ 1954, Marcona [Peru]-Four months from plan to production: 

·Eng. Min. Jour., v. 155, no. 1, p. 84-88. · 
SUBJECT INDEX 

A Index no," 

Adamawa, West Africa ..................................................... 1588 

Aeromagnetic surveys ........................................................ 115-

126, 244, 601-603, 1011, 1012, 1039-1060, 

12271 t664 • 16701 18211 2427 • 2447, 2452, 

2543. 

Afghanistan ..................................................................................... 713 

.Africa, general ........................... 226,701,996,997,1941 

Alabama, general-·-··································································· 8, 

Alabama 

79, 343, 353,701,713,843,996, 1195,1251, 

1507, 1581, 1582, 1679, 1927, 1938, 2202, 

2203,2587. 

analyses of iron ore ..................................................... 1938 

Baker Hill ............................................................................... 267 

Bessemer quadrangle .................................................... 368 

Birmingham district .................................................... 216, 

260,327,330, 349, 357, 366, 496, 546-548, 

607,751,1464,1565,1593,2367. 

Brookwood quadrangle ................................................. 325 

brown iron ores ................................................................... 8, 

33,267,300,326,345,438,1156,1252,1581, 

1925, 1938, 2102. 

Bucksville area ............................................................... 2004 

Chattanooga region .................................. 331,772, 1593 

Chattooga County ............................................... : ............ 1583 

Cherokee County .............................................................. 247 

Chulafinnee district... ................................................... 1156 

Clay County ........................................................................ 1962 

Clinton red hematite ore ............................................ 18, 

250, 327-331,333,335,496,546-548,696,749, 

751, 1170, 1583, 1938,2004,2366,2367,2373 

Dade County ....................................................................... 1583 

~~~~n~~::~d~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~=~~-~-~: Gadsden mine ...................................................................... 749 

Gadsden quadrangle ...................................................... l025 

Greasy Cove, St. <:;lair, and Etowah 

Green~~U::~~:t~-i~t::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:.~~~- ~~~~ hematite ore ..................................................................... 1582 

Jefferson County················:································ 438, 1925 

Leeds, Jefferson County ............................... 438, 1925 

Long Valley ......................................................................... 1170 

Lookout Mountain ............................................................. 250 

Montevallo-Columbiana region ................... 367;370 

Murphrees Valley ............................................................ 845 

northeastern .............................................................. 335, 356 

:~~~:~~~~::y··~-~~--c~~b";;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~~i~~~ Raimund ................................................................................ 2373 

Red Mountain formation .................................... 350, 356 

Rome quadrangle ............................................................ l027 

Russellville ..................................... 299, 326, 2102,2168 

~~el~~ai~o~t~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~~~--~-~~~ Shinbone Ridge, St. Clair, and Etowah 

Counties ................................................................ 2366 

Talladega County gray iron ores ................... 1202, 

2005,2208 

Tennessee Valley ............................ 344, 346, 704, 985 

Vandiver quadrangle ..................................................... 368 

Walker County .............................................................. 1583 

Woodstock area ............................................................. :2004 

Alaska, general ................................. 713,1187,1323,2572 

Chitina Valley, Copper River .... ······-··············1713 

Copper River ...........................................•....... 1713,1714 

Haida mine, Kasaan Peninsula, Prince 

of Wales Island ................................................. 2519 

Haines ................................................................................... 1353 

iliamna region ··················································· ............ 1629 

Alaska-Continued Index no. 

Iron King no. 1 prospect, Ka:>aan Peninsula, Prince of Wales Island ................... 2521 

Jumbo Basin, Prince of Wales Island ......... 1298, 

1299,2652 

Kasaan Peninsula, Prince of Wales Island ...................................................................... 729, 867 

1123, 2010, 2518-2522, 2653 

Kenai Peninsula .................................................................. 900 

Klukwan magnetite ....................................................... 2551 

Kotsina-Kuskulana district, Copper River .................................................................................. 1714 

Mt. Andrew-Mamie area, Kasaan Peninsula, Prince of Wales Island .................. 867, 

2518,2653 

Mt. Wrangell district ................................................ 1651 

Nome .......................................................................................... 678 

northwestern ...................................................................... 2209 

Orange Hill ......................................................................... 2458 

Poor Man deposit, Kasaan Peninsula, 

Prince of Wales Island ................... 1123, 2522 

Prince of Wales Island .................................... 729, 867, 

1123, 1298, 1299, 1998, 2518,. 2523, 2652, 

2653. 

Prince William Sound .................................................... 899 

Real Thing claims near Seward, Kenai 

Peninsula' .................................................................. 900 

Rich Hill area; Prince of Wales Island ... 1998 

Rush and Brown mine, Prince of Wales ... 2523 

Tatonduk-Nation district .......................................... 1660 

Tolstoi Mountain deposits, Kasaan Peninsula, Prince of Wales Island ........ :729, 2520. 

Upper Lynn Canal area ............................................. 2412 

Venus prospect, Prince of Wales Island· 2523 

Albania ................................................................... 713, 1679, 2516 

Algeria; general .......................................................... :l93, 228, 

517 > 11871 1679, 1805, 2417,2717 

Kabylie des Babers .......................................................... 712 

Philippeville ....................................................................... 1417 

Aluminous lateritic soil ........................................... 868, 869 

Americas ......................................................................... 1486, 2015 

Analyses of iron ore. See Ores. See indi· 

vidual countries. 

Anglo-Egyptian Sudan ..................................... 228, 517,1187 

Angola ..................................................................... 228, 713, 1187 

Appalachian region, See also individual 

states ............................ 369, 825,965,1028,1029 

Arctic Europe ........................................................................... 1559 

Argentina, general ....................................................... 64,228, 

517' 713, 904, 1187' 1679, 2034, 2417 

Hierro Indio, Depto. de San Rafael, Provincia de Mendoza ............................................ 2033 

"9 de Octubre" mine, Zapla ........................................ 65 

Podesta mine (ex Romay), Provincia de 

Catamarca ................................................................. .l45 

Arizona, general ............................ , ........ ll1, 218, 701, i256 

Apache deposit, Navajo County ............................ 2277 

Black Mesa, Plumosa district.. ........................... 1313 

Boulder Dam area ........................................................... 1463 

Canyon Creek, Fort Apache Indian Reservation· ........................................................................ 348 

Eureka district, Yavapai County ......................... 2187 

Iron King mine, Yavapai County: ......................... 1408 

meteoric iron ore ........................................................... 2570 

Navajo County .................................................................... 2277 

New Planet deposit, Yuma County ....................... 564 

Planet specular hematite deposit... .................... 2450 

Williams Fork of Colorado River .......................... 217 

Yavapai County .................................................... 1408, 2187 

Yuma County ................................................................... : ....... 564 

Arkansas, _general:··:·····- .... : ............ 713, 1028, 1897, 1!398 

337 
338 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Arkansas-Continued Index no. 

Augusta quadrangle................. . ........................ 603 

~~~0~~~!~~~:.=~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·~~~ Carroll County........... . ................................................. 262 

Cave City quadrangle ...................................................... 602 

Hot Spring County ............................... -........................... 1343 

Madison County ................................................................... .-262 

Magnet Cove mine, Hot Spring County .......... 1343 

Newport quadrangle ......................................................... 603 

Pleasant Plains qtiadrangle ........................................ 602 

Polk County ......... , .................................................................... 263 

Strawberry quadrangle .................................................. 603 

Tertiary iron ores .......................................................... 1898 

Washington County ............................................................ 262 

Armenia ........................................................................................ 1427 

Asia .................................................... 705,996, 1344, 1394,1517 

Asia Minor .................................................................................... 2112 

Australia, general ....................................................... 517, 701, 

713,996,997, 1404, 1512, 1679, 1904,2417 

Andover deposit, Pilbara goldfield ...................... 762 

Beaconsfield district, Tasmania .................... c ••• 2409 

Blythe River deposit, Tasmania ...................... ,.2407 

Cadia. New South Wales .. .-........................................ :1218 

central Queensland ............................................................ 108 

Coombing Park, Carcoar, :New South 

Wales ......................................................................... 1218 

Ellarine Hills deposit, Pilbara goldfield ................................................................................. 762 Iron Knob, South Australia ..................................... .l100 

magnetite-hematite relations in banded 

formations ............................................................... 1682 

Middleback ranges, South Australia ...... 707,2515 

Mt. Isa, Queensland ........................................................ 913 

New South Wales ...................... : .. 517,1187, 1217,1218 

Nirboo North, southern Gippsland, Victoria ....................................................... : ........................ 907 

Pilbara goldfield ................................................................. 762 

Queensland ......................................... 108, 517, 913, 1187 

Salisburg district, Tasmania ............................... 2409 

South Australia ............................ 707, 1100,1187,2515 

southern Queensland ...................................................... 108-

Tasmania .......................................................... , ........ 51 7, 578, 

1187,1245,2407-2409 

Vi~ to ria········································-··················· 517, 907, 1187 

Waratah and Long Plains, Tasmania .............. 2408 

Western Australia ............................................... 421, 761, 

990, 1187' 1682, 2177 

Yampi Sound, Western Australia ... .421, 761,990 

Austria, general ....................................................... , ... 228, 517, 

701,713,904, 935, 947, 1187, 1261, 1679 

1805, 2002. . 

Erzberg, Styria ................................................................ 2338 

~~~~~:~rc~~~:!)~~-~~-:::::·.::_:::::_·_:·.:·.::·.::::·.:i-56;i~!~ Payerbach-Reichenau (Nieder8sterreich) ... 2001 

Steiermark .................................... 62, 63, 420, 2000,2338 

Stubaithale, Tyrol... .......................................................... 215 

Azoic system iron ores ...................................................... 2569 

Balkans.......................................................... . ......................... 713 

Baltic area .................................................................................... 1427 

Banded hematite ore ............................. 661, 662, 878, 2249 See also int:lividual countries and areas. 

Banded hematite .quartzites ................................................ 663 

Banded iron ore, genesis ............... 661, 878, 2249, 2643 

pre-Cambrian ······-··········-·······--:.: ................................... 2082 

Bauxite, ferruginous........................ . ......... 1520 See also individual countries .. 

Belgian Congo, general .................... 228, 517, 713, 1187 

Haut-Lualaba ...................................................................... 1215 

Belgium, general ......................................................... 228, 288, 

517' 701, 713, 1187' 1643, 1805, 2259 

Couthuin, Liege ·················-·················································· 48 

Gelrode ................................................................................... 1063 

Lienne ....................................................................................... 1521 

Belgium-Continued Index no. 

manganiferous iron ore.... ........... 1521 

Meurthe-et-Moselle ...................................................... 2487 

Tournaisis ............................................................................... 152 

Beneficiation of iron. See 0res. 

BibliographY .............................. 174, 332, 340, 909, 910,965 

Biochemistry of iron ...................................................... , ...... 2526 

Black sands .................................................................... _385, 390, 

391, 588, 1180. 1181. 1866.1867 

See also individual countries and areas. 

Black Sea ....................................................................................... 1427 

Blast furnace practice .................... 204, 260, 2322, 2368 

Dog iron ore, general ............................................... 524, 569, 

1367' 1628, 1722, 1726 

genesis ... ---·'···c·······························-·····-·······························-······569 Sec also individual countries and areas. 

Bolivia, general ...................................... 517, 713, 904, 1187 

Mutun ........................................................................................... 429 

Borneo, general ............................................................. 51 7, 1187 

Schwaner Mountains ..................................................... 2681 

Bower-Barff process .............................................................. 246 

Brazil, general .............................................................. 228, 311, 

517' 600,640,701,713,904,935, 996,1187' 

1238, 1287' 16"9, 1862, 2357' 2417' 2419, 

2717. 

Amapa ....................................................................................... 600 

~:.t::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~gg 

Con~o'nhas district, Minas Geraes ............ 641, 939 

Goias ........................................................................................... 600 

hematite ores---············································-······-1492, 1623 

iron and steel situation-···················,·························· 795 

Itabira ........................................................................ 1623, 2092 

itabirite iron ores .................................. 972, 1623,21.07 

Jacutinga ................................................................................. 877 

Mate Grosso ··-·············································600, 639,1545 

Minas Geraes ................................................. -----·· 600,641, 

I 878, 939, 972, 15651 2263 Parana ....................................................................... 600, 1470 

~~~~::-~~~-------·_·_·_·.-.:-.-.·.·_·_·.-.·.·_·_·_·_:·.·_·_-_-_-_·_·_·_·_·_-_._._._._·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_:~.-.-.-.·.·_·_·_·.-.·_-~gg 

titaniferous magnetite ................................................. 1287 

Urucum, Mato Grosso ............................ 600, 639, 1545 

British Guiana, general ........................................ 257, 517, 

701,713, 1187 

Putareng area ....................................................................... 959 

Brown hematite iron ore. See Limonite, 

Brunei .......................... -................................................................... .1187 

Bulgaria ................. 517, 713, 904, 1187, 1369, 1763, 2516 Burma ........................................................................ 713, 989,1187 

c 

California, general .................................................... 229, 355, 

392,395,701,710,713,969,1231,1244,1679, 

2478,2572. 

Amador County ............................................... 394, 396, 403 

Argus Ranch, Inyo County ........................................ 394 

Baughman lodestone, Los Angeles County ....... ..403 

Bessemer iron project, San Bernardino 

County 2574 

bibliography .......................................................................... 710 

Big Trees, Calaveras County ................................. 401 

Bonanza, Calaveras County ...................................... 401 

Burdick, Los Angeles County .................................. 403 

~~~~~~~i?c;~m·ty·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~: i~~: :g~ California deposit, Shasta County ........ 1436, 2161 

Carbondale, Amador County ..................................... 394 

Cave Canyon group, San Bernardino 

County ........................................ 397, 406,407, 1430 

Centerville, Humboldt Co)l.llty ...................... 394, 401 

Chaix property, El Dorado County. ...................... 402 

Clay iron ore_. ...... : ................................................................ 394 

Clipper Gap, Placer County: ................ 389, 397,403 

Companion 1 mine, San Diego County ...... 388 

Coso deposit, Inyo CoimtY .............................. .-387, 402 

Del Norte County ............................................................... 401 Detert deposit, Calaveras County ........................ 401 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 339 

California-Continued Index no. 

Douglas mine,. Mariposa County .......................... 404 

Downieville, Sierra County .............................. ,.390, 391 

Duke mine, Mariposa County ................................... 404 

Eagle Mountains, RiverSide County ..... 333, 397, 

398,400,722,949,971,1177,1179,1354 

1945,2726. 

Sl Dorado County ...................................................... 399,402 

Fisk's Mill, Sonoma CountY ........................... 394,.396 

Fort Ross, Sonoma County .............................. 394, 396J: 

Franklin Canyon, Tulare County .......................... 397 

Hart deposit, Madera County ................................ 404 1 Heroult, Shasta County .................................... 722, 1354 r 

Hirz Mountain, Shasta County ............................... 1431j 

Hogum, Madera County ............................................... 396 

Hoot Owl deposit, Inyo County ................................ 387 ; 

Humboldt County ........................................... 394, 396, 401 1 

Imperial County ....................................................... 396, 402 

Inyo County ................................. 387, 394, 397,402,2404 

lone, Amador County ..................................................... 396 

Iron Age mine, San Bernardino County ... 397, 

406,407,980 

Iron Blossom mine, Los Angeles County ...... , .. 403 

Iron Chief mine, Riverside County .................... 400, 

405,2405 

Iron Hat group, San Bernardino County ........ 406, 

. 407,1432 

Iron King deposit, Silver Lake district, 

San Bernardino County .................................. 1433 

Iron Master group, San Diego County ............. 388, 

400,401 

Iron mine, Napa County ............................................... 394 

Iron Mountain, Kern County ........................... 396,405 

Iron Mountain, San Diego County ......................... 386 

Iron Mountain deposit, Lava Bed district, San Bernardino County ..... 1434, 2575 

Iron Mountain deposit, Silver Lake district, San Bernardino Count:r······:. 397, _406, 

407,1433,2575 

Iron Mountain mine, Shasta County ........ 388,390, 

391,1071 

Kern County ...................................................... 396, 398,405 

Kingston Mountains deposit, San Bernardino CountY..-..................................... 406, 407,1074 

Lady Emma mine, Tulare CountY. ........................ 397 

Lake Hawley, Sierra County ............... 95, 666,1910 

Lakeview group, San Diego County .......... .-........ 388, 

400,_401 i 

Lava Bed Mountains, San Bernardino 

County ......................... ~ .................................... 393, 394, 

397' 1434, 2575 

Le Cyr deposit, Inyo County .................................... 387. 

Los Angeles County ............................................ 394, 397, 

399, 403, 1745, 1829, 2187 

Lost Confidence mine, Shasta County ............... 394 

McKinney mine, San Luis Obispo County ....... 401 

Madera County. ....................................................... 386, 396, 

398,399,404,642,2150,2389 

Maria Mountains deposit, Riverside Coun- . ty ................................................................................... 2405 

Mariposa County ................................................................ 404 

Mask mine, Shasta County ....................................... 388 

Maxwell mine, Shasta County ................................. 394 

Millspaugh deposit, Inyo County .......................... 2404 

Minarets deposit, Madera County. .......... 386, 396, 

2150,2389 

Mountain Spring Canyon, Inyo County ............... 394 

Mt. Breckenridge, Kern County .................. 396, 405 

Mt. Gleason, Los Angeles County ....................... 394 

Mt. Raymond, Madera County ................................ 396 

Napa County ..................................................... 394, 396, 405 

Nevada County ...................................... : ............................... 399 

Newberry Mountains, San Bernardino 

County ............................................................................ 821 

Nobles, Sonoma County ..................................... 394, 396 

Old Dad Mountains, San Bernardino County. .................................................................................... 1435 

Ord Mountains, San Bernardino County ...... -821. 

California-Continued Index no. 

Palen Mountain deposits, Riverside County .................................................................................... 2405 

Palm Springs- Blythe Strip, Riverside 

County ......................................................................... 1702 

Pitt, Shasta County ..... : .................................................... 396 

Placer CountY ...................................... ~89, 397,399,403 

Plumas County ..................................................................... 399 

Potter's mine, Shasta County ....................... 389, 394 

Prefumo Canyon, San Luis Ob-ispo County ...... 397 

Preston mine, Humboldt County. ................ 394, 401 

Quilty mine, San Benito County ............................. 397 

Redding quadrangle ......................................................... 623 

Reliance mine, ElDorado County ........................ 402 

Riverside County. ......................................... 333, 397-400, 

405, 722, 949, 971, 1177' 1179, 1354, 1702, 

1945, 2405, 2726. 

Roper deposit, Inyo County .......................... 387,402 

San Benito County .............. ~ ......................... 397, 399,402 

San Bernardino County ................................... .".393, 394, 

397-399,406,407,821,980,1074,1242,1430, 

1432-1435, 143711438, 2151, 24041 2574 

2575, 2650. , 

San Diego County ................................................ 386, 388, 

393, 396, 399, 400, 401 

San Emidio, Kern County ................................. 396, 405 

San Gabriel Mountains, Los Angeles County ........................................................ 1745, 1829,2187 

San Joaquin ~~unty ........................................................... 401 

San Luis Obispo County ........................... 397, 399, 401' 

Santa Cruz County .......................... ~ .......... 398, 402, 1153 

Shasta County ................................................ 388-391, 394, 

396, 399,411,722, 1071, 1311, 1354, 1431, 

1436, 1950,2161,2700. 

Shasta mine, Shasta County ......................... 396, 399, 

1436,2161 

Shepard's Canyon, Inyo County ............... : ............. 394 

Ship Mountains mine, San Bernardino 

County ......................... : ......................... 406, 407,1437 

Sierra County 95,390, 391, 399,405,666,1910 

Sierra Iron Company, Sierra County .................. 405 

Silver Lake district, San Bernardino County ..................................... 397, 406, 407, 1433, 2575 

Siskiyou County ............................................. 396, 399,401 

Sonoma County .................................... 394, 396,399, 402 

Spencer Lake, Sierra County .......................... 95, 666 

Tehama County .................................................................... 399 

Tiefort Mountains deposit, San Bernar.: 

dino County ............................................................. 2404 

Trinity County ...................................................................... 396 

Triumph Steel Co., Santa Cruz County ........ 402, 

1153 

Tulare County .......................... , ................................ 397, 398 

Two To One mine, Kern County ........................... 396 

Woody mine, Kern County .............................. 396, 405 

Cameroons ........................................................................ 517, 1588 

Canada, general ........................................................... 107, 228, 

419,511,517,536,599,701,713, 862, 935, 

987, 996,997, 1028, 1482, 1522, 1535, 1717, 

1729, 1834, 2041, 24171 2717, 

Alberta, general· .................................. 1187, 1535,2591 

Blairmore area ................................................... : .... 1460 

Arct~ ~~~~~~-~~.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·536; .. ii68~~9~~ British Columbia, general ........................... 269, 701, 

1187, 1480,1482, 1500, 1535, 2572, 2591, 

2659,2661. 

Alaska Highway ....................................................... 2372 

Alaska Highway between FortSt. john 

and Fort Nelson ............................................ -...... 950 

Ashcroft ....................................................... :................ 650 

Cassiar district ..................... ~ ................................. 1451 

Glen mine, Kamloops district ..................... 1535 

Greenwood-Phoenix area .................................. 1615 

Kamloops district ........................................ 494, 1535 

Kitchener .................................................................... : ... 221 

Lake mine .................................................................... 1535 

Manson Creek area ........................................ 81, 1451 
340 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Canada-Continued Index no. 

British Columbia_C.qntinued 

Nanaimo district .................................................... 1500 

New Westminster district ............................... 1500 

Nicola districl... ................................................ 494, 495 

Paxton mine ............................................................... 1535 

Prescott mine .......................................................... 1535 

Queen Charlotte Islands .................................... 1610 

Saltspring Island .......................................................... 21 

secondary magnetite on islands .................. 1332 

Smithers Coast district .......................................... 80 

Taseko Valley .............................................................. 271· 

Texada Island ................................................. 268, 270, 

944, 1523-1525, 1535,2330 

Vancouver Island ............................................. 21, 268, 

270, 479,480, 1523, 1524, 1525 

Yale district ..................................................... 418, 494 

Zeballos, Texada Island ................................... 944 

Canadian Shield .................................................... 419, 1913 

chromic iron ore .............................................................. 862 

iron ore industry ............................................................. 314 

Labrador, general ............................................... 235, 236, 

417,419,667,744,849,886,994,1154,1649, 

2018-2020, 2419, 2710,2711,2715,2729. 

area between Eastman · River and 

Ungava ~.a.Y ...... : ........................................................ 849 

Baffin Bay ....................................................................... 235 

Ungava Peninsula ...................................................... 995 

Laurentian Mountains ................................................. 1782 

Magnetic iron sands ..................................................... 1164 

Manitoba, general ............................... 1187, 1535,2591 

Black Island, Lake Winnipeg ........................... 310 

Island Lake area ..................................................... 1614 

New Brunswick, general ............................... 710, 715, 

1187, 1535,2591 

Austin Brook district ............................ .1527, 1530 

Bathurst ....................................................................... 1535 

Bay of Chaleur ............................................................ 984 

Jacquet River area .................................................... 16 

Tetagouche River area ............................................. 16 Woodstock area, Carleton and York · 

Counties. ...................................................................... 384 

Northwest Territories, Iron Islands deposit ........................................................................... 1555 

Mackenzie River Valley .................................... 1338 

Nova Scotia, general .......................................... 67, 423, 

586, 701,857,859, 1020, 1036, 1187, 1188, 

1482, 1535,2591, 2638, 2659. 

Acadia mine, Londonderry, Colchester 

County .............................................................. 986, 2145 

Annapolis County .......................................... 801, 802, 

1126, 1461, 1876 

Arisaig and Malignant ....................................... 2639 

Barachois, Cape Breton ........................... : ...... 2639 

Bass River, Colchester and Hants 

Counties .................................................................. 2537 

Bridgeville area ...................................................... 1661 Cabarus area ............................................................... 644 

Cape Breton ............................................. : ..... 1532, 2639 

Clementsport. basin .............................................. 2639 

Cobequid Mountains ............................... 1094, 1124, 

2536, 2538, 2639 

Colchester County ................................... 1124, 2536, 

. 2537' 2538, 2639 

Cumberland coal fields ...................................... 1094 

East River, Pictou County .............................. 1125 

Hants County ................................... 2536-2538, 2639 

Kings County .............................................................. 1126 

Londonderry mines, Colchester and 

Hants Counties ......................... .1124, 2536, 2538 

magnetite and hematite veins in Tri-

~~~~;~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·=~-~-~~-~~i; Martin mine ................................................................ 1535 

Nictaux field .............. : ...................... 778, 2534,2639 

oolitic iron deposits ............................................. .1020 

Pictou Countv ............................ 858, 860, 999, 1125 

Canada-Continued Index no. 

:British Columbia-:-Continued 

Torbrook basin, Annapolis County ........... 801, 

802, 1461, 1876,2639 

Triassic lavas ............................................. 1129, 2639 

Wheelock mine .......................................................... 1535 

Whycocomagh and Middle River, Cape 

Breton ....................................................................... 2639 

Ontario, general .................................................. 237, 419, 

453, 485, 701, 1090, 1176, 1187' 1188, 1203, 

1351, 1482, 1535, 1604, 1679, 1695, 2588, 

2590, 2591, 2659. 

Algoma district ............................. .1695, 1730, 1736 

Angus Township, Nipissing district ......... 1174 

Animikie range ........................................... 1092, 2176 

Arnpryor-Quyon area ......................................... 2596 

Atikokan area ........................................... 1535, 1734 

Bancroft area .................................................................... 6 Bartlett mine ................................................................ 237 

Batchawana Bay ............................................... 498, 499 

Belmont mine ............................................................. 1535 

Bessemer mine ........................................................ .l535 

Bigwater Lake area ................................................. 191 

Black Sturgeon region ....................................... , ... 504 

Blairton mine ............................................................. 1535 

Block Creek map area, Thunder Ba)Z ..... 1240 

Bog iron ore ................................................ 1722, 1726 

Breitung mine ...... : ....................................................... 527 

Brudenell-Raglan area, Raglan and 

Lyndoch Townships .......................................... 1076 

Bryce-Robillard area ........................................ 1748 

Calabogie district, Renfrew County ........ 615, 

1528,1533 

Caldwell mine ............................................................... 615 

Central Ontario Railway ....................... 1529, 1531 

Childs mine ................................................................ 1535 Clear Lake ................................................ ~ ................... 499 

Cochrane district, Fenton Township ...... 1108 

Coehill mine-............................................................... 1535 Darling Township .................................................... 1879 

Dog River ............ : ......................................................... 498 

Dryden-Wabigoon area ..................................... :.2096 

Eagle Lake area ...................................................... 1 7 46 

English River ............................................................ 1 722 Fenton Township ....... , ............................................ 1108 

Flack Lake area ......................................................... 983 

Frontenac County ...................................... 1694, 1937 

Garnet-Cunningham area ................................. 1647 

Georgian Bay ............................................................. 1703 

Glendower deposit, Frontenac Count:v. ... 615, 

1694 

Goudreau area, Michipicoten ............... 419, 509 

Grand Rapids siderite ........................................ 1685 

Gravel Lake, Thunder Bay district. ......... 2342 

Gunflint formation ....................................... 850, 851 

Gimflint Lake area ................................................. 1875 

Guolais River ranges, Algoma district ........................................................................... 1730 Haliburton County area ................................ 6, 452, 

1462,2098 

Hastings County ............................................. 452, 1937 

Haycock mine ............................................................... 615 

Helen mine, Michipicoten ..................... 419, 498, 

499, 501, 512, 527' 1316, 1535, 1732, 2139 

hematite .............................................................. 139, 140, 

304, 885, 1703, 2037' 2345 

Horwood Lake area ................................................. 982 

Hunter Island ............................................................. 1875 

iron and steel production .................................. 1659 

Josephine mine .................................... 304, 419, 1732 

Kingston and Pembroke Railway ................. 1190 

Lacy mine ....................................................................... 237 

Lake Nipigon ranges. ................................. 503, 505, 

1720, 1721, 1737 

Lake Windegokan ...................................... 1720, 1737 

Lanark County ............................................... 1342, 1937 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 341 

Canada-Continued Index no. Canada-Continued Index no. 

Ontario-Continued 

Larder Lake .............................................................. 2595 

Lavant Township .................................................... 1879 

Leeds County ........................................................... 1937 

LitUe Current, Georgian Bay ...................... 1703 

Little Long Lac ............................................. 311, 2375 

Loon Lake district ............................................. 2212 

Lower Huronian .......................................................... 499 

Lyndoch Township .................................................. 1076 

magnetite ............................ 1462, 1531, 1533, 1658 

Magpie mine ............................................................. 1535 

Magpie-Hawk area, Michipicoten ................ 509 

Maniwaki area ......................................................... 2596 

Marmora ...................................................................... 2066 

Matawin ranqe .......................................................... 2343 

Mattagami basin ................................. 105, 106, 499 

Mesabi range .................................................. 498,1282 

Michipicoten range .................................. 311, 419, 

498, 499, 501, 502, 506-510, 512, 527' 1016, 

1316, 1535, 1636, 1719, 1732, 1874,2139, 

Midlothian TownshiP ............................................ 1628 

Missinaibi area, Michipicoten ...................... 512 

Mississagi Reserve, Algoma district ... .1730 

Moose Mountain range ........................ 180, 1459, 

1474, 1534, 1535 

Moose Mountain-Wanapitei area, Hutton 

Township .............................................................. 1339 

New Helen mine ......................... 237,419,498,499 

Nipissing district, Angus Township ...... 1174, 

1695,1696 

northern ........................................................................ 1697 

Northern Long Lake area ................................... 746 

North Spirit Lake .................................................... .149 

northwestern ............................ 141, 142, 500, 1625 

Old Helen mine ............................................................ 237 

Onaman ranges ............................... 1721, 1723,1737 

Ottawa ......................................................... 201, 476,615 

Parry Sound district ........................................... 2097 

Pashkokogan-Misehkow area .......................... 677 

Peterboro County ...................................... 1462, 1937 

Pyrite .............................................................................. 1016 

Raglan Township ..................................................... 1076 

Rainy River district ................................. 139, 140, 

237, 264, 419,497' 791,885,1015,1083,1093, 

1695, 2026, 2037' 2061, 2204, 2344, 2345, 

2347, 2712. 

Renfrew CountY, ................ 1528, 1533, 1937,2099 

Ridout area, Sudbury district ........................ 719 

Roberts mine ................................................................ 615 

Round Lake ....................................................... 615, 1724 

Rush Lake area, Sudbury district ............ 131, 

1731 

Rush River area, Sudbury district .............. 130 

Ruth mine ........................................................................ 237 

Sapawe Lake ............................................................ 1015 

Sault Ste. Marie ........................................................ 499 

Sahkatawich (Rush) Lake section, 

Woman River range ........................................ 1731 

Savant Lake area ...................................... .1725, 2035 

Schreiber area ........................................................... 961 

Shining Tree Lake .................................................... 499 

siderite ............................................................. 1016, 1685 

Sioux Lookout area ............................................... 1175 

Steeprock Lake, Rainy'River district ... 139, 

140,237,264,419,497,791,885,1083,2026, 

2037' 2061, 2204,2344, 2345,2347, 2712. 

Sturgeon River area ............................................ 2375 

Sudbury district... ........... 26;130, 131,719, 1731 

Thunder Bay .............................................. 1093, 1240, 

1695, 1726,2342 

Timagami map area ................................ .1747,1749 

titaniferous iron ore ................... 452, 1174, 1937 

Vermilion range ........................................................ 498 

Victoria County .......................................... 1658, 1937 

Vulcan mine .................................................................. 499 

Wilbur mine, Lanark County ......................... 1342 

Williams mine ........................................................... 527 

Ontario-Continued 

Woman River range ........................... 26, 719,1731 

Pre-Cambrian iron ore .................................. 311, 1733 

Quebec, general .................................................... 648, 653, 

654, 701, 1187' 1535, 1599, 1600, 2591 

Abitibi-East County .................... 1600, 1823, 1824 

Allard Lake district. .............................................. 244 

Argenteuil County ................................................... 1600 

Arnpryor-Quyon area ....................................... 2596 

Bay of Seven Islands ........................................... 1600 

Belcher Island, Hudson Bay .......................... 311, 

1600, 1727' 1728, 2660 

bog iron ore ............................................................... 1600 

Bristol mine, Pontiac County ....................... 615, 

1526,1535 

Charlevoix County ..................................................... 856 

chromic iron ore ..................................................... 477 

East coast Hudson Bay ....................................... 1600 

eastern townships ....................................... 477, 1600 

Gaspe .............................................................................. 1600 

Gatineau County ....................................................... 2346 

Gatineau River ............................................................ 478 

Gulf of St. Lawrence .................................... 651, 652 

Haig Township, Abitibi Cowity .................... 1823 

Hincks Township, Gatineau County ......... 2346 

Hudson Bay .................................................... 311, 1566, 

1600,1727,1728,2660 

Hull mine ......................................................................... 615 

Hull-Gatineau area ................................................ .1600 

Ivry ilmenite deposit ........................................... 1315 

Lower Romaine River area, Sague: 

nay County ............................................................... 2017 

Magnetic sands ..................... 651, 652, 1600,.1605 

Maniwaki area ......................................................... 2596 

Mistassini area ........................................... 1600, 2504 

Moisie area, Saguenay County ..................... 743 

Montcalm County .................................................... 1600 

Nastapoka Islands, Hudson Bay ............. 1566, 

1600,1678 

Natashkwan, Saguenay County. ...................... 1605 

New Quebec ..................................................... 235, 236, 

417,419, 667, 849, 994, 1649, 2020, 2419, 

2710, 2715, 2729. 

northern., ...................................................................... 1600 

North shore, St. Lawrence River .............. 1600 

Ottawa River ................................................................ 478 

Pershing Township, Abitibi County ... 1823 

Pontiac County ................................ 615, 1526,1535 

Saguenay County ............................. 743, 1605, 2017 

Saguenay River area ............................................ 1600 

St. Urbain, County Charlevoix ......... 856, 1600 

Ste. Marguerite River ........................................ 1600 

Sept-lles ............................................................................ 745 

Shawinigan area ...................................................... 1600 

Temiscamie River area 2504 

Temiscamingue CountY ... ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1600 

Terrebonne County ............................................... 1600 

Vauquelin Township, Abitibi Coimty .... 1823, 

1824 

Saskatchewan ........................................... 1187, 1535,2591 

Titaniferous iron ore ..................................... 884, 1287 

Yukon ......................................................................... 1535, 2661 

Alaskan Highway ..................................................... 2371 

Carbonate iron ores .......................... 259, 481, 1016, 1329 

Carbonate ores, genesis ............................................. 481 

Caroline Islands, Ponape .................................................. 1323 

Yap ............................................................................................. 1323 

Central America ........................................ 517, 701,713,935 

Ceylon ........................................................................ 517, 713,1187 

Chalcopyrite ................................................................................. 938 

Chemical relation of iron and manganese in 

sedimentary rocks .......................................... 1899 

Chemistry of iron ................................................................... 798 

Chert, ferruginous ................................................................. 354 

Chile, general ............................................................ 228, 517, 

701,713,904, '935, 996, 997, 1187, 1679, 

2049, 2417' 2664, 2717. 
.:342 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Chile-Continued Index no. 

Copiapo deposits ............................................................ 2076 

"El Algarrobo,"Departamento de Vallenar ..... 1891 

"El Tofo," Provincia de Coquimbo ..... 1892, 1893 

China, general ......... · .... , .......................................... 517, 701, 

713,904,989,996,997, 1148, 1187, 1192, 

1386, 1411, 1565, 1679,2210, 2354,2417. 

Anchi district, Fukien Province ........................ 1149 

Anhui ................................................. 1146, 1652 

Beiyin Obo, Suiyuan ....... . ...... 2383 

Cheng-Tai Railway, Shansi ............ 2512 

Chiachiaoshan, Pengshuihsien, Szechuan ... 2510 

Chin-lin-chen iron field, north China .......... 1084 

Chuchi district, Yunnan ....... 2513 

Fukien Province....... . ... 1149, 2084 

Heichang, western Kweichow . 1150 

Hosi district, Yunnan ................................................ 2513 

Hsiaoheitsing deposit, Huili district, 

Sikang .................................. ..... 467 

Hsishan, Ocheng, Hupeh .. ··---~---···········.465 

Hsuanlung type iron deposit ·····-····························1639 Hunan Province . . ..................................... 2379,2514 

Hupeh Province .............. 465, 466, 2317, 2318, 2658 

!men, Yunnan...................... . ...... 1151 

Kiangsi . .................... . .... 1265 

Kuangshan, Fulinghsien, Szechuan .............. 2510 

Kuangtungyai, Pengshuihsien, Szechuan ..... 2510 

Kunyang district, Yunnan ...................................... 2513 

Kwangtung Province...... . ...... 1715,2339-2341 

Kweichow Province. . ........................... 1150, 1894 

Leishan, Ocheng, Hupeh ..................... 465 

Lienhsien, Kwangtung .... .1715 

Linghsiang, Ocheng, Hupeh .................... 2317, 2658 

Lochiutsun, Menghua, Yunnan.... . ......... 1572 

Lower .Yangtze region......... . ........... 1147 

Luipo deposit, western Szechuan ................. 2511 

Luku. deposit, Mienning, Sikang ............................. 468 

Lungwu district, Iunnan ............................ , ............. 2513 

Maku hematite deposit, Weining, Hweichow 1894 

Ninghsiang, Hunan ........................................................ 2514 

Ocheng, Hupeh .......................................... 465, 2317,2658 

Oshan district, Yunnan ............................................ 2513 

Pangchiapu, southern Chahar·, north China.-1639 

Pan-Tien, An-Hsi Hsien, Fukien ...................... 2084 

Paoshanchang deposits, Tzuchin district, 

Kwangtung ............................................................. 2341 

Pehya, Hoching, Yunnan ......................................... 1571 

Pengshuihsien, Szechuan ......................................... 2510 

Shuicheng, western Kweichow .............................. 1150 

Sikang Province ....................................................... 467-469 

Szechuan Province ............. : ............................ 2510, 2511 

Tayeh deposit, Hupeh ........................................ 466, 2318 

Tsaitsukou deposit, Taofu, Sikang ...................... 469 

Tungkuan-Shan, Tungling, Anhui ....................... 1652 

Tzuchin district, Kwangtung .................... 2339, 2341 

Weining, western Kweichow ...................... 1150, 1894 

Yuichi district, Yunnan ............................................ 2513 

Yunfu district, Kwangtung ................. ~---····2339, 2340 

Yungchun district, Fukien ..................................... 1149 

Yungtai district, Fukien ........................................... 1149 

Yunnan Province ........................... , .................. 1151, 1457, 

157_1, 1572,2513 

Chromic iron ore ..................................• 389, 625, 862, 963 See also individual areas .. 

Clinton red (hematite) ore ................................ 779, 1028, 

1110, 1782, 2287 

See also individual areas. 

Colombia, general ..................................................... 228,517, 

701,713,904, 1187, 1549, 1550, 1679,1808, 

2016,2191, 

Departamento de Atlantica ................................... 2021 

Departamento de Magdalena ..................... 1764, 2021 

Espiritu Santo deposit, Sevilla, Magdalena .. .1764 

La Plata, Huila ····························································'····· 42 Morro Pelon deposit, Campamento, Antioquia .................................................................................... 43 

Pericos deposit, Guasca, Cundinamarca ...... 364 

Rovira, To lima ......... , ........................................... , .............. 41 Columbia River ...................................................................... 1996. 

Index no. 

Colorado, general ...................................................... 710, 713, 

766,823, 1563,2460 

Beaver-Tarryall area, Park County ............... 2190 

Boulder County ............................ :460, 462, 1226, 2187 Breece Hill, Leadville district, Lake 

County: .............................................. 462, 1354,2057 

Calumet mine, Chaffee County .................... .177, 459 

Caribou district, Boulder County ...................... 460, 

462,2187 

Cebolla Creek district, Gunnison County ....... 461, 

2182,2187 

Chaffee County ....................... .177, 459, 462, 553, 2057 

Colorado Fuel and Iron Corp ................................. 2725 

Costilla County ................................................... 1877 ,2057 

Crested Butte, Chaffee County .............................. 459 

Cumberland prospect, Gold Hill, Gunnison County ·····················-········································· 461 

Eagle County .......................................... , ................. 554, 2415 

Elkhorn Mountain, Gunnison County ............. ~··· 461 

El Paso County··························-···········---··························· 460 Fremont County ....................................... 462, 2057, 2187 

Grayback district, Costilla County ···---~---········1877 

Gunnison County ................................................... 461,462, 

553, 866, 966, 2182, 2187 

Halls Valley, Park CountY .............................. 460, 462 

Handcart Gulch, Park County ...................... 460, 462 

Hawkins, Chaffee County .... , ........................................ 459 Hot Springs mine, Saguache County ................. 459, 

462,2057 

Iron Hills, Park County ............................................... 460 Iron King mine, White Pine district, Gunnison County ··---~---··················'··························461, 462 Iron Mountain, Fremont County ........................ 2187 

Jefferson County·······························'······························· 460 

Lake County ····'····.····································· 462, 1354, 2057 

Monarch district, Chaffee County ....................... 553 

Montezuma quadrangle ...... : .................. : ................ .-.... 1564 

Morrison, Jefferson County ...................................... 460 

Orient mine ............... : ..................... : ................................. 2282 

Park County ................................................. .460, 462, 2190 

Pitkin County ......................................................................... 609 

Red Cliff district, Eagle County .............. 554,2415 

Saguache County ........................................ 459, 462,2057 

Taylor Peak, Gunnison County .............................. 966 

Tincup district, Gunnison County ......................... 866 

titaniferous ore ................................................ 1226, 1287 

Tomichi (White Pine) district, Gunnison 

County_ ......................................... 461, 462, 553, 966 

Western Slope ........................................................................ 94 

White Pine district, Gunnison County. 

See Tomichi district. 

Concentration of iron ore. See Ores. 

Concepts of reserves and resources· ......................... 227 

Connecticut, general ............................................ 998, 1974, 

1978, 2022, 2103 

Canaan---···················································································· 360 

Litchfield County ...................... 691, 1099, 1116, 1514 

New London County ........................................................ 1635 

Salisbury district, Litchfield CountY ........... .1099, 

1116 

Windham County .............................................................. 1635 

Control of iron ore ................................................................. 748 

Costa Rica .......................................................................... 713, 904 

Crystalline iron ores ................................... : ......... 1259, 1331 

Cuba, general .............................................................. 673, 701, 

713,722,904,996,1028, 1187, 1546, 1565, 

1679, 2417' 2547, 25~1, 2636, 2699. 

~:n~te~~--~-~~~ .. ::::::::::::::::::::::::·5-62;"i46"5";·i ~~~: ~~!~ Chromic iron ore .............................................................. 238 

Daiquiri ...................... : ............................... 1291, 1537,2186 

Firmeza ·district, Oriente Province ... : ....... 2050, 

2186 

Juragua Hills near Santiago ................................... 1328 

Lateritic iron ores · 1495 

Levis a .............................. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1405 

Mahobal .................................................................................... 238 . 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 343 

Cuba-Continued Index no. 

Mayari deposit ................................................... 1031,1290, 

1405, 1494, 2698 

Moa district, Oriente Province ................ 543, 562, 

1031, 1405, 1494, 2637 

Oriente Province ............................................... 543, 562, 

1031, 1405, 1494,2050, 2186, 2246,2637 

Pinar del R!o Province ................................. 442, 1405 

Santiago Province .......................................... 473, 1326~ 

1328, 1334, 1405,2240,2592 

Specular iron ores of Santiago de Cuba ...... 1326, 

1334 

Czechoslovakia, general ................................. 1187, 1389, 

1390,1413,1679,2516 

Bohemia .................................................................. 2321,2554 C~pathian Mountains .................................. 1370, 2629 

Irsava, Carpathian Mountains ............................. 1370 

magnetites .......................................................................... 2144 

~:It~v~el~~-~'1··:g·~~d·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.=.~~~.:.~·~~-~·~~~! 

D 

Denmark ............................................................................... 713, 90~ 

Dogger ore ........................................................................ 610, 809, 

1001, 1155, 1995, 2109, 2110, 2117, 2118, 

2143,2702. 

Sao also individual counuies, 

Dominican Republic, general. ............................ 228, 275, 

713, 904, 1187 

Aluminous lateritic soil .............................................. 868 

Maimon-Hatillo district ........................................... 1368 

Sierra de Baboruco area ........................................... 868 

Dutch East Indies ........................................... 861, 1187,1679 

Dutch Guiana, general .................................. 710, 713, 1187 

Surinam .................................................................................. 228 

E 

Ecuador ............................................................ 228, 701,713,904 

EgyA~w~n~i~~i~·t··::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .. ~-~:..~.=-~--~=-~~ i ~~~ oolitic hematite or~;:s ................................... 1773, 2453 

Encyclopedia of iron and steel·:································· ..'a378 

Enrichment of ore deposits. Seo Ore deposits. 

Eritrea ............................................................................................. 228 

Eruptive iron ores ................................................................ 1766 

Ethiopia ........................................................ 228, 713, 904, 1187 

Eulysitic iron ore .................................................................... 84 Soo also inditn'dual countries, 

Europe ............................................................................ 226,2051, 

2141,2418, 2419, 2648 

Exploration for iron ore .................................. 264, 1229, 

1463, 1484, 1718, 1845, 2070, 2214, 2558, 

2559,2686. 

F 

Far East ........................................................................................... 705 

Features of iron ore deposits. 

SooOre deposits. 

Finland, general ......................................................... 228, 517, . 701,713, 1187, 1287, 1679,2085 

Jussaarigebiet, southwest Finland ...... 2086, 2380 

~~~~~= i.·a.ct~ia.·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-·2~~~ titaniferous magnetite ................................................ 1287 

Vahajoki ore, Tervola .............................................. 1681 

Flotation of iron ores. Sao Ores. 

Formosa ...................................................................................... 1187 

Fossil iron ore ........................ 112, 613, 1502, 1586,1671 Soo o/so individual countries. 

France, general ......................................................... 228, 491, 

517' 593, '701, 713, 904, 935, 996, 997. 1187' 

1679, 1805,241712419, 

Alsace, Bade .................................................................... 2359 

~1~~~·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·'1'986;·2~~~ Armorica ............................................................................ 1977 

bassin d'Aquitaine .......................................................... 190 

bassin de Briey, Lorraine ....................................... 378 

France-Continued Index no. 

bassin de Longwy ............................................................ 379 

Biriatou, Basses Pyrenees ....................................... 455 

Bresse ...................................................................................... 594 

~=~·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .. ~~-~-~~-~!~~ Coatquidan (Morbihan), Brittany ....................... 1307 

g~~:~~r!~~~~ciiibs·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. f~~~ Devonian iron ore in Pyren.:es .............................. 865 

East France iron b~sin ................................................ 846 

Foret de Lorges, Cotes duNord, Brittany ..... 1306 

Four a Cuve, Normandy ........................................... 1947 

Guedmioua ......................................................................... 2495 

Haute-Marne .................................................................... 1644 

Haute-Sa6ne .......................................................... 1644, 2365 

iron carbonate ore ........................................................ 1947 

Langres ................................................................................. 1642 

limonite .................................................................................... 455 

Lorraine ......................................................................... 75, 77, 

78, 182, 199,200,288,378, 380, 381, 1107, 

1349, 1360,1565,1642,1644,2473,2486,2488 

Meurthe-et-Moselle .................................................... 443 

NormandY ...................................................... 703, 1072, 1947 

northwestern .............................................. 703, 1102, 1977 

oolitic iron ores ......................................................... 75, 77, 

78, 378, 380, 381, 456,865,1102,1107,1349 

. , 1644, 2473, 2486. 

~~~:~~ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::455·;·86'5~·2!~~ 

:;~~~ v~f!i~.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·::::::::::·:::::::::::::::.~~~~ Roquelaire, Ariege ...................................................... 1986 

Silurian iron ore in Basse-Normandie .......... 1072 

western ..................................................................................... 444 

French Equatorial Africa ......................... 228, 517, 1187 

French Guiana, general ................................ 228, 701, 713 

French Indo China, general ............................... 713,989, 

1187,1193, 1679 

Cambodia ............................................................................ 228 

Lang-Phat .......................................................................... 1105 

Laos ............................................................................................ 228 

Red River, Tonkin ........................................... 1104,1106 

Vietnam ................................................................................. 228 

French Morocco, general ....................................... ll, 193, 

228,740,904, 1187, 1679 

Agadir ou Anzizen ........................................................... 740 

A1t Amar ................................................................................. 740 

Boulhaut ................................................................................... 740 

Christian-Phosphates plateau area ................. 2471 

Kettara ...................................................................................... 7 40 

Khenifra .................................................................................. 740 

g~:;~~n::~.~-~~-~-~~-~-~~~0::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~:g Oulad Said .............................................................................. 7 40 

Tidsi ........................................................................................... 740 

French West Africa, general .......................... 228,713, 

1187,1465 

Conakry, French Guinea 593 

Fort Gouraud, Mauretania:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 223 

i:~~.h i=-e~a:h~~-ey·::::·:::::::::::::::::::.~.~~-~--~~-~-~~--~~~g 

G 

Gambia ............................................................................... 517,1187 

General .................................................................................. 47, 102, 

146, 148,289, 290, 339, 340, 351, 358, 701, 

702, 1005,1487,1536,1565,1983,1994,2032, 

2126, 2298, 2348, 2496. 

Genesis of iron deposits. s "" Ore deposits. 

Geochemistry ................................................. 1447, 1448, 1858 

Geophysical methods of exploration .......... 264, 1229, 

1463,2070, 2214, 2558, 2559,2686 

Georgia, general ...................................................... 713, 1004, 

1585, 1586, 1938,2587 

analyses of iron ore .................................................... 1938 

Bartow County ...................................... .1510, 1584, 2040 

brown iron ores ................................................. 1585, 1938 
344 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Georgia-Continued Index no. 

Cartersville district ................................... 1026, 1032, 

1309,1310 

Chattanooga region ........................................................ 331 

Cherokee County ............................................... 1510, 2040 

Clinton red iron ore ..................... 331, 333, 335, 1938 

Dahlonega, Lumpkin County ................................... 307 

EllijaY ...................................................................................... 1922 

Floyd County ........................................... 1510, 1584, 2040 

fossil iron ore ......................................... 112, 1583, 1586 

northwest ........................................................ 335, 372, 2315 

ochre deposits .................................................................. 2532 

Paleozoic area ............................................................. 372 

Polk County .......................................... 1510, 1584, 2040 

Rome quadrangle .......................................................... 1027 

Sand-Lookout Mountain area ................................ 2315 

Thomaston quadrangle, Upson County ............ 484 

Germany, general ...................................................... 189,228, 

312, 517,701,713,904,935,996,997,1187, 

1359, 1360, 1388, 1445, 1679, 1805, 2417' 

2419. 

Amberger deposits ......................................... 2140,2398 

Auerbach Oberpfalz .......... .. ................................ 808 

Aumenau .............................................................................. 2302 

Bavaria .......................................... 1001, 1187,2128,2250 

~~:~::~iii~~-;~~k·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:: .. ~~-~1 ~~j~ Breuschthal (Vogesin) ................................................ 1755 

Brilon region ..................................................................... 764 

brown iron ore ................................................................. 1756 

central mountains ............................................................. 173 

Devonian iron ore ............................................. 960, 1389 

Dill ........................................................................................... 1060 

Dogger ore ......................................................................... 2702 

Donnersberg ..................................................................... 2252 

Eppstein-Schiefer ....................................................... 1387 

Franconian alps ....................................... 809, 2117,2118 

Halmyrolyse ...................................................................... 1162 Harz Mountains......... .. ...................................... 2541 

Hesse.................... .. ....................................... 1006 

Hornburg.......................... .. ......................................... 2142 

Isle de Hutte mine, Peine ....................................... 1645 

Jura des Oberrheintalgrabens ................................ 728 

Jurassic iron ore ................................................................ 17 

Kellaway·Oxford ore south of Black Forest.. 2120 

Kraichgan, Baden ......................................................... 2115 

Lahn-Dill ............................................................ 261, 1272, 

1467' 1543,2229,2627 

Lahnmulde .......................................................................... 1468 

Lahnthal .................................................................................... 181 

Lahn-type ore .................................................................... 1469 

Lorraine ..................................................................................... 46 

magnetite ..................................................................... 187, 188 

Mecklenburg .......................................................... 128, 2494 

Oberhessen ................................................ 196, 1356, 2229 

Odenwaldes ........................................................................ 1346 

Ofleiden ................................................................................. 2129 

oolitic iron ores ...................... ..46, 189, 265, 280, 728 

Ostalpen ..................................................................... 481, 1663 Pomerania .......................................................................... 1831 

Rheinhessen ........................................................................ 144 

Rhineland ........................................... 230, 803,1062,1982 

Riesengebirge ................................................. 187, 188,741 

Ruhr ..... _. .............. , ........................................................... , ....... 1832 

Salzbacher, Bavaria .................................................. 2250 

Salzgitterer iron ore ..................................... 2106, 2142 

Sarre .............................................................. 228, 288, 2127 

Schleswig-Holstein .......................................................... 758 

Schmiedeberg mine, Rie'sengebirge ................ 187, 

188,741 

Schmiedefeld, Thuringia ........................................ 2111 

sedimentary iron in Lias-V ..................................... 981 

Seen-Ohmthals ......... .. ........................... 1756 

Sieger land..... .. ....................................... 143,266, 

1061, 2121,2229 

southwest ........ .. ........................................................ 17 

Thuringia ........................... 1163, 1412,2111 

Upper Silesia .................................................................... 1103 

Westerwald ....................................................................... 1981 

Germany-Continued Index no. 

~~~~~:g·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·77;:i;""i t~~: ~~~~ Gold Coast, general ........................ 517, 713, 1187, 1262 

Great Britain, general .......................................... 228, 517, 

701,713,935,956,996,997,1187,1679,2262, 

2417,2419. 

Alston ..................................................................................... 1296 

bedded ores ........................................................................... 956 

Bristol and Gloucester district .......................... 2544 

Cleveland district ............................................ 54, 55, 956 

Cleveland ironstone .......................................................... 55 

coal measures ..................................................................... 956 

Cornwall ............................................................................ 1296 

Cumberland hematite ............... 634, 683, 1297,2124 

Devon ....................................................................................... 1296 Forest of Dean mine ....................... 1296, 2281,2396 

Frodingham ironstone ...................................................... 55 

Furness field ........................................................ 658, 957, 

958, 1296, 2124 

Greensand iron .................................................................. 956 

hematite ........................................................................ 957, 958 

Jurassic ironstones ..................................... 54, 737, 738 

Kettering district .......................................................... 1117 

Liassic ironstones ................................. 55, 2505, 2566 

Lincolnshire iron field .............................................. 2531 

map of iron ores .............................................................. 905 

Mesozoic ironstones .......................... 1118, 2350,2566 

Midlands Liassic ironstone .................................. 2505 

Northampton sand ironstone ........................ 55, 1118, 

1119,1120,2350 

Northamptonshire iron field ................................... 786 

North Staffordshire .............................................. 375, 376 

North Wales ...................................................................... 1966 

South Cumberland field ......................... 658,957,958 

South Wales ............................................................ 1296, 1805 

Wales iron ore map ....................................................... 905 

Wealden ...................................................................... 956,2333 

Weardale .............................................................................. 1296 

West Cumberland field ................................ 1296, 2124 

West Cumbrian hematites ....................................... 2395 

West Somerset ................................................................ 1296 

Yorkshire Dogger .......................................................... 1995 

Yorkshire Liassic .............................................................. 55 

Greece, general ........................................................... 178, 228, 

517,701,713,904,996, 1187, 1679 

,Serifos Island ..................................................... 1946, 2666 

Greenland, Insel Disco .................................................... 1809 

titaniferous iron ore .................................................. 1988 

Grunerite .................................................................................... 2024 

Guatemala ........................................................................... 228, 713 

H 

Haiti, general .......................................... 710, 713, 869, 1187 

aluminous lateritic soil .............................................. 869 

Hematite ................................ 847, 848,926,938,1097,2236 

See also individual countries and areas; 

Clinton red ore; Banded hematite ore. 

~;~~~~~~;;:{~;igi~·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~.~-=~-~~6~ Magnetite-hematite relal;ions ........... 284, 847, 938 

Significance in ore deposits ................................... 848 

Honduras ................................................................ 713, 904, 1187 

Hong Kong ................................................................................... 1187 

Hungary, general ....................................................... 228,231, 

517, 701, 713, 733, 904, 1357, 1557,1679' 

2516. 

Ajfalucska ........................................................................... 1828 

Almosd ................................................................................... 2485 

Bagamer ................................................................. 2114,2485 

Debrod ................................................................................... 1828 

Dobsina ................................................................................... 1186 

Dolha ...................................................................................... 1859 

Gyilalja ................................................................................. 1859 

Hradek ................................................................................... 231 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ffiON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 345 

Hungary-Continued Index no. 

Jaszo ............................................................................ : .......... 1828 

Kakuk-Berge .................................................................... 2683 Kassaer Havas ................................................................... 780 

Kokad ············ ······································································· 2485 

Mecsek ················· ································································ 2337 

Nagyleta .............................................................................. 2485 

Vasberges von Kassa .................................................... 780 

Vashegy ................................................................................... 231 

Zar.nya .................................................................................. 1859 

Hydrated ferric oxides .................................. c ••••••••••••••.•.... 1940 

Hydrothermal oxidation and leaching of ores ... 929, 

932,2071 

Idaho, general ................................. 1679, 1806,2063,2679 

Atlanta district, Elmore County .............................. 51 

Clearwater district, Idaho County .................... l606 

Florence district, Idaho County ........................ 2009 

heavy alluvial minerals ............................................ 2260 

Hornsilver mine, Lava Creek district, 

Butte County .......... : ................................................... 52 

Idaho County ......................................................... 1606, 2009 Iron Mountain district, Washington County. ... .1608 Last Chance mine, Lava Creek district, 

Butte County ............................................................. 52 

Lava Creek district, Butte County ....................... 52 

Orofino ........................................................................................ 50 

illinois, Dixon quadrangle ............................................. 1350 

Gray deposit, Galena district ............................. 1304 

Neda formation, northeastern Illinois .......... 2644 

northern .............................................................................. 1805 

St. Peter sandstone ..................................................... 1425 

[ndia, general ............................................................... 228, 311, 

517,661,701,713,820,989,997, 1679, 1903, 

2417. 

Aden ........................................................................................ 1187 

Agra .......................................................................................... 1187 

Assam ....................................................................... 1187, 1392 

Bailadila range, Bastar State ............................... 556 

banded hematite ores ....................................... 661, 2249 

Bangalore district ......................................................... 1958 Bastar district ................................................................ 1392 

Bengal ....................................................................... 1187, 1392 

Bihar ............................................................................. 12, 659, 

660,1187,1247,1392,1900,1901,1906, 2249, 

2384. 

Bombay .................................................................... 1187, 1392 

Buxa Duars ....................................................................... 1418 

Chanda district .............................................................. 1392 

Chitaldrug district, Mysore ................................. 2088 

Cuddapah, south India .............................................. 2146 

Dahlbhum, Bihar ......... . ............................................ 2384 

Daltonganj, Palamau district .............................. 2147 

Devarnarsipur titaniferous iron, Mysore ...... 199S 

Drug district .................................................................... 1392 

Eastern Bababudans, Kadur district, Mysore .......................................................................... 1928 

Goa district .......................................................... 1187, 1392 

Hassan district ·····-···········'··········································· 1959 

Holalkere taluk, Mysore ........................................ 1992 

Hosdurga taluk, Mysore ......................................... 1992 

Hyderabad State .................................... 1187, 1392, 1709 

Jubbulpore district ...................................................... 1392 

Kadur district, Mysore ............................. 1928, 1959 

Kanjamalai Hill, Salem district, Madras.: ... 649 

Kashmir ............................................................................. 1392 

Kolar distril!t ................................................................... 1958 

Kudada, Singhbhum, Bihar ........................................ 12 

Madras ............................... 649, 1113, 1187, 1393, 2146 

Malvalli~ Mysore ............................................................. 736 

Mandl State, Punjab··································'················ 2067 

Mayurbhanj, Bihar ...................................................... 2384 

Mysore ..................................................................... 736, 1187, 

1928, 1958, 1959, 1985, 1987, 1992, 1993, 

2088. 

Narnaul district, Patiala State ............................. 241. 

India-Continued Index no. 

Noamundi, Slnghbhum, Bihar .............................. 1900 

Northern ...... : ........................................................................ 1565 

Northern Shan States ...................................................... 306 

Orissa ................................. 1187, 1247, 1392,1901,1906 

Oudh ........................................................................................ 1187 

Punjab ....................................................................... 1187,2067 

Rajputana ............................................................................ 1187 

Ratnagiri district, Bombay ..................... 1187,1392 

Salem district, Madras ................... 649,1113,2146 

Shimoga district, Mysore ..................................... 2088 

Singhbhum district, Bihar .............................. 12, 659, 

660, 1392, 1900, 1901, 1906, 2249 

Singhbhum-Orissa iron ore series ................. 1906 

southern .............................................................................. 2146 

Suliapat mine ................................................................... 1902 

Hyderabad, Deccan ....................................................... 2336 

Tumkar district ............................................................. 1958 

Indiana, general .......................................................... 769, 1552 

Dearborn County ........................................................... 1040 

Franklin County ............................................................. 1040 

Jennings County ............................................................. 1040 

Martin County .................................................................. 2159 

Ohio County ····································································· 1040 

Randolph County ........................................................... 1040 

Switzerland County ...................................................... 1040 

Union County ........................ : ............................................ 1040 

Wayne County ................................................................... 1040 

Indonesia ................................................................ 713, 989, 2417 

Iowa, general ............................................................... 409,1069 

Allamakee County ............................................. 195, 1839 

brown hematite ...................................... 195, 1839, 1911 

m::tp .......................................................................................... 1069 

Waukon .................................................................... 1145,1911 

Iran (Persia) ................................. 228, 517, 713, 904, 1187 

Iraq (Mesopotamia) ............................................................. 1187 

Ireland, general .......................................................... 713, 1325 

Crommelin mines, County Antrim ................. 1888 

County Antrim .................................................... 1296, 1888 Iron and steel industry ................................................ 15, 44, 

153,292,454,730,731,759,1257,1289, 1659, 

1758, 1996, 2003, 2046, 2201, 2272, 2323-

2329, 2449, 2562, 2648. 

Iron bacteria ... : ......................... 714, 973, 975, 1825, 2376 

Iron in coal ....................................................................... 24, 1782 Iron manufacture, history ............................................ 2326 Iron oxide mineral pigments. Soc Paint ore. 

Iron sands ........................................................................ 385, 390, 

391, 588, 1180, 1181, 1866, 1867 See also individual countries and areas. 

Iron sands on sea bottom ................................................ 2665 

Itabirite ........................................................................................... 972 Sec also individual countries and areas. 

Italian Somaliland ..................................................... 228, 1517 

Italy, general .............................................................. 228, 517, 

701,713,904, 1187, 1427, 1679,2270 

Alps ......................................................................................... 2270 

Elba Island ................................................. 424, 1641,2270 

iron sands ........................................................................... 1909 

Lago di Bracciano, Rome ...................................... 1909 

Nuoro Province, Sardinia ..................................... 2149 

Ogliastra, Sardinia ..................................................... 2474 

Sardinia ............................................ 713, 1650, 2149,2474 

Sassari Province, Sardinia .................................. 2149 Tuscan Mountains ........................................................... 616 

J 

Jamaica ............................................................................. 713, 2667 

Japan, general ............................................................... 61, 228, 

517, 701,713,731,904,989,996,997,1187, 

1216, 1287, 1679, 1933, 2257, 2319,2417. contact metamorphic iron deposits ................. 2530 

descriptions of iron mines .......................................... 61 

Gumma mine, jarosite-limonite deposit .... 2081 

iron and steel ind.ustry ........................................ :..... 731 

iron sands ............................................................. 2312, 2529 

Kamaishi mine ................................................................ 2530 

Kunlmiya:na mine, Koehl Prefecture ........... 2101 
346 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Japan-Continued Index no. 

Lake Inawasiro ...................................... 2528 

Sinko mine, Rensenmen, Huneigun, Kankyohokudu ................................................................ 2313 

Tenmabayashi district, Aomorl Prefecture ............................................................................. 2529 

titaniferous magnetite ............................................... 1287 

K 

Kansas, Crawford County ................................................. 647 

Katanga ............................................................................................ 528 L 'Entre-Luembe-Lubilash, itabirite ............... 377 

Kentucky, general---··················································· 559,713, 

1195, 1679, 1686, 1805 

Bath County ............................................. 1337; 1541, 1757 

Bell County ............................................................. 254, 1960 

Boyd County .......................................................... 1740, 1920 

Caldwell County ................................................................ 383 

Carter County .................................................... 1740, 1920 

Clinton iron ore ............................................................. 2560 

Crittendon County .......................................................... J. 775 

Cumberland River ores ............................................... 383 

Cumberland Valley region ...................... 1594, 1742, 

1744,1960 

Fleming County .............................................................. 1541 

Greenup County ................................................. 1740, 1920 

Hanging Rock region ................................... 1740, 1744, 

1841,1920 

Harlan County ................................................................... 1960 

Hartford quadrangle ...................................................... 822 

Kenova quadrangle. .......................................... 1921, 1924 Knox County ...................................................................... 1960 

Letcher County ................................................................. 1960 

limonite ................................................................................... 383 

Livingston County ......................................................... 1775 

Lyon County ........................................................... 383, 1775 

Middlesboro, Bell County ....................................... 254 

North Cumberland Valley ....................................... 1960 

Red River region .............................................. 1741, 1744 

Rose Run area, Bath County ................................. 1757 

southeastern ..................................................................... 1594 

Trigg County ......................................................... 383, 1775 western .................................................................................... 382 

Whitley County .............................................................. 1960 

Kenya ..................................................................... 228, 1713, 1187 

Korea, general ............................................................ 517,701, 

713,989, 1187, 1679 

Kokai-do ........................... -. ................................................... 1185 

Mozan district, North Kankyo-do ....... 1184, 1269 

North Korea ........................................................................ 989 

Rigen mine, South Kankyo-do ............................. 1183 

Shoenpe-to, titaniferous magnetite ................ 1182 

South Heian-do ................................................................ 1185 

South Korea .................................................. · ...................... 989 

Krupp-Renn process ........................................................... 2723 

L 

Laboratory concentration of ores. See Ores. 

Lacustrine ores ..................................................................... 1367 

Lake Superior region, general ............................. 31, 45, 

102, 150, 174, 203, 209,210,214, 274,311, 

560, 568, 579, 581, 582,701, 724,789, 790, 

897,898,929,930,932,936,996, 1028,1029, 

1077, 1136, 1138, 1161, 1173, 1187, 1211, 

1233, 1246, 1421-1424, 1471, 1472, 1476-

1478, 1485, 1490, 1492, 1496, 1509, 1565, 

1654, 1679, 1735, 1782, 1804, 1805, 1812. 

1872, 1918, 2068, 2069, 2072, 2133, 2255, 

2334, 2335, 2413, 2463, 2465, 2469, 2499, 

2565, 2604, 2605, 2607, 2621, 2645, 2655, 

2669, 2675. 

analyses .............................................................................. 1424 

Chapin mine ....................................................................... 1453 

flow map .............................................................................. 1422 

Grunerite ............................................................................. 2024 

hematite ............................................................................... 1492 

Lake Superior region-Continued Index no. 

hydrothermal leaching ................................................ 932 

hydrothermal replacement .................................... 2036 

metallurgy ............................................................................ 789 

Pre-Cambrian rocks .................................................. 1496 reserves ......................................... 582, 1078, 2038, 2672 

taconite .................................................................... 303, 581, 

584, 585, 936, 1509, 2268, 2719 See also Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin. 

Lateritic iron ores ...................... 1519, 1520, 1698, 2135 See also individual countries and areas. 

Leaching of iron protores ............................................. 1561 

Lean iron ores .......................................................... 1008, 1065 

Lebanon ........................................................................................... 228 Lesser Sunda Islands ......................................................... 1187 

Liberia, general ................... 713,904,1187,2419,2717 

Bomi Hills ..................................... 768,1155,1788,2721 

Limonite ........................................................................... 222, 1782 

chemical composition ................................................. 222 

genesis ................................................................ 450, 574,825 

mineralogical composition ....................................... 222 

See also individual countries and areas. 

Lodestone ........................................................................... 129, 928 

genesis ............. : .......................................... 1128, 1770, 1785 See also individual countries and areas. 

Louisiana, general .................................................................. 713 

Bossier Parish ................................................................. 336 

Caddo Parish ...................................................................... 336 

northern .............. : ................................................................. 1235 

Webster Parish ................................................................. 336 

f...ow Countries ............................ , ............................................. 228 

Luxembourg, general ................................................... 75, 77, 

78, 182, 228, 517,713,715,996, 1187, 1349, 

1574, 1575, 1880, 2419,2579. 

Differdange Dogger ...................................................... 2110 

Minette formation ........................................... 2108, 2473 

oolitic iron ores ...................................................... 75, 77, 

78, 1107, 1349,2473 

M 

Madagascar ......................................................... 228,713, 1187 

Magnetic sands ............................................... 813, 1187, 1284 See also 1'ndividual countries and areas. 

Magnetic surveys ......................................................... 132-135, 

282,296,519,647,786,842,874, 1009, 1010, 

1084, 1213, 1214, 1315, 1362, 1412, 1413, 

1498, 1499,2070, 2261, 2298. 

Magnetite .......................................................................... 192, 588, 

722,797,847,894,926,928,938, 1540, 1786, 

2410. 

cementing ore conglomerates ............................... 931 

genesis .................................................................. 34, 35, 605, 

1785, 1786, 1790, 2158,2561 

magnetite-hematite relations ........... :284, 847,938 

pegmatites ........................................................................... 917 

polarity ................................................................................. 2509 

segregation in banded syenite ................................ 918 See also individual countrie.s and areas. 

Maine, general .................................................. 186, 720, 1096 

Katahdin .................................................................. 1514,1692 

Milan mine ............................................................................ 720 

Malaya ................................................................................ 228,517, 

713,989,991,1187,1679 

Malay Peninsula ................................................................... 1193 

Manchuria, general ................................................. 713,730, 

989, 2046, 2309 

aluminous shale .............................................................. 2083 

An Shan district ................................................................... 85 

banded iron ore ............................................................ 83, 85 

Cheng te, Je ho Province ....................................... 2403 

Diarisiko deposit, Tohendo ................................. 2311 

eulysitic iron ore ............................................................... 84 

Hatidoko deposit, Tohendo .................................... 2311 

iron and steel industry ................................... 730, 2046 

Mala kou mine ................................................................ 1761 

~iao Erh kou mine ..................................................... 2402 

Nashan, Linkou Prefecture, Tungan Province .............................................................................. 82 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 347 

Manchuria-Continued Index no. 

southern .................................................................. 1191, 2210 

tltaniferous magnetite ............................................... 2403 

Tohendo .................................................................. 2310,2311 

Yingtaoyuan, Fengtien Province ............................ 83 

Manganiferous iron ore ...................................................... 976 Sod also individual countries and areas. 

Maps ..................................................... 358, 645, 905, 965, 1679 

Martite ................................................................................... 835. 926 See also l'ndiuidual countries and areas. 

Maryland, general ............................. 186, 568, 1805, 2181 

Baltimore County .......................................................... 1637 

Carroll County .................................................. 2180, 2188 

Frederick County ........................................... 2180, 2188 

Prince George's County ...... , .................................... 1687 

Washington County ........................................................ 2180 

Whitehall Station ...................................................... , .... 1205 

Massachusetts, general .............................. 557,695,1975 

Berkshire County ........................... 359, 475,691,1514 

brown iron ore ........................................................ 259,475 

Cheever limonite, Berkshire County ............... 359 

Cumberland ......................................................... 1114, 1115 

Diamond Hill-Cumberland district... ................ 2525 

Gay Head, Martha's Vineyard ................................ 219 

Plainfield- Hawley area, Franklin and 

·Hampshire C.:ounties ....................................... 1979 

Salisbury district ....................... , .................................. 1099 

Saugus works .................................................................... 1587 

siderite ................................................................................ 219 

Metallurgy. Soo Ores. 

Mexico, general ........................................................ 228, 517, 

701, 713,775,776,871,904,996,997, 1028, 

1088, 1089,1187, 1679, 1838,2417. 

Baja California .............................................................. 2386 

Cerro de Mercado, Durango ....................... 184, 205, 

747' 775,787. 1089, 1990,2087,2173 

Chihuahua, Estado de .................................... 872, 2385 

Coahuila, Estado de ................. 774, 800, 1089, 2385 

Colima, Estado de .......................................................... 774 

Durango, Estado de ............................................. 184, 205, 

747, 774, 775, 787,1089,1990,2087,2173, 

2385. 

Guadalajara, Estado de ............................... 1336, 1869 

Guerrera, Estado de ................................................. 1089 

Hacienda de Vaquerias, Hidalgo ....................... 2489 

Hidalgo, Estado de ............................ 775, 1868, 2489 

Jalisco, Estado de ........................................... 1089, 1869 

Las Truchas, Michoaca.n ............................. 774, 1869 

martite and hematite ores ..................................... 1089 

Michoacan, Estado de ......................... 774,800,2385 

northeastern ........................................................ : ............... 775 

Nuevo Leon, Estado de ....................... 774, 800, 2385 

Oaxaca, Estado .de ................................... 212, 774, 775 

Pacific Coast ................................................................... 775 

Sinaloa, Estado de ......................................... 2173, 2386 

Sonora, Estauo de ............................................. 775, 2386 

southwestern ..................................................................... 775 

Teruel ................................................................................... 1336 

Valle de Bravo, Estado de Mexico ................. 1870 

Zacatecas, Estado de ............................................... 2385 

Michigan, general ....................................................... 29, 289, 

290, 701,713, 1195, 1450, 1679, 1864, 1974, 

2502. 

Aeromagnetic maps ................................ 115, 126, 2543 

Agawa iron formation, northeast Michigan. .. 2264 

Baraga County ........................................... 126, 2138,2226 

Bear Lake, Houghton County ............................... 2649 

Blueberry mine, Marquette range ........................ 73 

Cascade range ................................................................. 1596 

Champion mine, Marquette district ................. 209 

Cleveland mine, Marquette district ................. 209 

Crystal Falls district, Iron County ......... 99, 488, 

489, 1204, 1210, 1917 

Crystal Falls-Alpha district, IronCounty.l914, 

1915 

Dickinson County ................................................. 483,668, 

670, 1428, 1429, 1453, 1916,2543 

Michigan-Continued Index no. 

Eureka-Asteroid mine, Gogebic range ....... 2104 

Felch Mountain range................................................. 1439 

Gogebic range ................................... : ......................... 92, 93, 

209, 1471,2072, 2104 

Houghton County ................................................. .126, 2649 

Humboldt and Lake Michigamme, Marquette range ........................................................ 2684 

Huronian .................................................... 619, 1865,_2414 Ice Lake-Chicagon Creek area, Iron County ... 1214 

Iron Cliffs mine, Marquette range .................... 209 

Iron CountY .................................................................... 28, 99, 

115, 126, 488, 489, 669-671, 675, 874, 1204, 

1209, 1210, 1212-1214, 1914, 1915, 1917, 

2542,2686. 

Iron Mountain, Menominee range ...................... l442 

Iron River district, Iron County.: ................. 28, 99, 

669, 671, 1209, 1210, 1212, 1213 

Judson orebody, near Crystal Falls .............. 1204 

Keweenawan ..................................................................... 1865 

Keweenawan lavas, hematite, ilmenite, 

magnetite ................................................................ 529 

Lake Michigamme area .............................. 2136,2684 

Lake Superior region. Sec Lake Superior. 

Ludington mine, Iron Mountain .............................. 308 

magnetic s·..trveys ................................................ 874,2332 

Marquette County ........................... 10, 879,2138,2226 

Marquette range, general ............................. 73, 209, 

256, 681, 879, 893, 1254, 1324, 1677,2058, 

2072, 2137, 2170, 2331, 2414, 2464, 2466, 

2467,2500,2576,2585,2684. 

formation of martite in siderite .............. 2576 

greenstone schist... ............................................... 2585 

Mine no. 2 .................................................................... 681 

Mine no. 5 ...... , ............................................................... 893 

Menominee quadrangle .............................................. 2468 

Menominee range, general ......................... 158, 209, 

668, 682,814, 1210, 1441-1443, 1677,2059, 

2072,2585. 

greenstone schist.. .............................................. 2585 

Mine no. 1.~ ... , ............................................................ 682 

Michigamme mine, Marquette range ............. 209 

Mineral Hills district, Iron River, Iron 

County ......................................................................... 675 

mining industry .................................................................... 29 

Negaunee iron formation .............................................. 10 

Newport mine, Ironwood ....................................... 245? 

northern Michigan pre-Cambrian geology ........ 32 

Norway Lake, Dickinson County ............................ 483 

Norway-Waucedah, Menominee range .......... 1443 

Penokee series .................................................. 1200, 1201 

Penokee-Gogebic series ....................................... 2462 

Peshekee River area, Marquette and 

Baraga Counties .............................................. 2138 

Randville, Dickinson County ................... 1428, 1429 

Republic area .......................................................................... 96 

Republic mine, Marquette range .......................... 209 

Republic trough ................................................ 2466, 2467 

reserves ~ ........................................................ 30, 1483, 1863 

Sholdeis -Doane and Red Rock explorations, Iron County ............................................ 2542 

Spruce River area, Marquette and Baraga 

Counties .................................................................. 2138 

Stager area, Iron County ............................................. 874 

Sturgeon River tongue ......................................... 488, 489 

Tyler and Copps formations, Gogebic 

range ............................................................................... 93 

Upper Peninsula ................................................ 2060, 2062 

Microscopic structure of United States iron 

ores ............................................................................... 520 

Middle East .............................................. , ................................ 1344 

Mineral dressing. See Ores, 

Mining methods ............................................................. : .. 59,203, 

243, 375, 376, 546, 547,563, 583,681,682, 

737, 738, 893, 894, 1065, 1233, 1408,2104, 

2105, 2156, 2456. 
348 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Index no. 

Minnesota, general.. ... , .............................................. 209, 282, 

701,713,723,917, 918, 920, 926, 1195, 1257, 

1679, 2233, 2234, 2301, 2459, 2498, 2600, 

2606, 2611, 2612, 2614, 2616, 2620, 2622, 

2626. 

aeromagnetic mapS··················-118-125, 1664-1670· 

Aitkin County.................... . ................ 914, 1046, 

1895, 2370, 2429, 2432 

Babbitt, Beaver Bay .................................................... 2724 

Becker County ..................................................................... 120 

Beltrami County ................................... 1055, 2437,2438 

bibliography ................................................. 909,910, 2597 

Biwabic formation, Mesabi range." .................. 915, 

922,923 

Carlton County ................................................................. 1895 

Cass County ............................... 1051, 1053, 1054, 1056 

Clearwater County ................................. 121, 122,2437 

Crosby and Ironton area, Cuyuna range, 

Crow Wing County ........................................... 2116 

Crow Wing County ................ 1054, 1057,2116, 2635 

Cuyuna range, general ................................ 7, 71,272, 

464, 974, 978, 979, 1281, 1458,1481,1516, 

1704, 1803, 2072, 2116, 2132, 2360-2363, 

2442, 2618, 2633, 2668, 2670, 2671, 2673, 

2674. 

concentration tests .................................................. 71 

history ....................................................... ~ .... : .............. 1704 

iron sulfides ............................................................. -2361 

magnetite slates ...................................................... 2360 

manganiferous iron ores .................................. 974, 

1516, 1803 

phosphorous iron ores ...................................... 2362 

Douglas County .................................................................. 123 

Duluth gabbro .............................................. 281, 282, 2131 

Ely trough ................................................................................... 3 

Evergreen mine, Cuyuna range ......................... 1458 

Grant County ................... : .................................................. 123 

Gunflint district .............................................................. 285 

Hubbard County ............ , ........................................ .l19, 1050 

iron sulfide deposits ....................................... 1895, 2361 Itasca County ........................ , ............................... 70, 1045, 

1046, 1049, 1058,2427,2428,2431 

Kanabec County ................................................ 1048, 2430 

Keewatin iron .................................................... 2615,2623 

Knife Lake area ................................................................ 933 

Koochiching County ..................................... 1046,2428, 

2434-2436,2440 

Lake County .......................................................... 1664, 2442 

Lake County nickel area ......................................... 1664 

Lake of the Woods County ......................... 2438, 2439 

Lake Superior region. see Lake Superior. 

Mahnomen County ............................................................. 121 

magnetite................. ................................ . .......... 282,916, 

919,921,924, 925,931, 1795, 2123, 2251 

magnetite cementing ore conglomerates ........ 931· 

Magnetite pegmatites ................................................... 917 

magnetite segregation in banded syenite ........ 918 

manganiferous iron ores ............................ 1257, 1803 

Marquette range .............................................. 256,1168, 

1254, 2072, 2500 

martite ........................................................... 924, 926, 1795 

Mesabi range, general ............................... 38, 59, 70, 

283, 303, 896, 915,916,921-925,931,934, 

1065, 1154, 1250, 1471, 1473, 1553, 1795, 

1873, 2025, 2072, 2073, 2130, 2251, 2253, 

2254, 2351, 2563, 2602-2604, 2608, 2613, 

2619, 2631, 2632, 2634, 2715, 2728. 

:concentration tests ............. , ..................................... 70 

history. ........................................................................... 1553 

:magnetite .................................................. 916, 921,925 

magnetite cementing ore conglomer· ate ............................................................................. ~ ..... 931 

magnetite crystals from meteoric 

solutions .................................................................. 2251 

metamorphic iron in relation to EmbarTass g_z:.anite ................................................. 2025. 

paragenesis of martite-magnetite ... 924, 1795 

taconite ..................................... 303, 934, 1154,2073 

Minnesota-Continued Index no. 

Mille Lacs County ............................. 1048, 2430,2432 

Morrison County ............................................. 1052, 1059 

northeastern ............................................................. 281, 933 

northern ......................................................................... 472, 917 

Otter Tail County .................................................. 124, 125 

Pine County ......................................................... 1048, 2430 

Pioneer mine, Ely ......................................................... 428 

Polk County ........................................................................... 122 

Red Lake County ............................................................... 122 Roseau County ................................................ .. ........... 2439 

St. Louis County .................................. 919, 1665-1670 

Scallon-Todd lease, Aitkin County ..................... 914 

Soudan formation ............................................................. 927 

Soudan mine .............. , ....................................................... 2707 

southeastern ......................................................... 2265, 2266 

southern ......................................................................... -.... 2364 

Spring Valley, Fillmore County ........... 2197, 2265 

Taconic iron ores ...................................................... 2624 

titaniferous magnetite .......................... 281, 290, 1287 

Todd County .................. : ..................................................... 118 

Vermilion range ........................................................ 3, 487, 

927,2072,2461,2609,2610 

Wadena County ....... : ... , ........................................... : ........... 119 

Mississippi, general ................................. 1569, 1570,2433 Benton County ................................................................. 1568 

Bethlehem area, Marshall County ................... 2483 

central .................................................................................. 2066 

Choctaw County ............................................................... 2480 

Enterprise, carbonate ore· ...................................... 259 

Lafayette CountY .................................................................. 89 

Marshall County ................................................. 1568, 2483 Potts Camp area, Marshall County ............... 2483 

Webster County ................................................. 2481, 2482 

Mississippi Valley region .................................................. 369 

Missouri, general .......... , ......................................... 213, 278, 

482, 543, 713, 1195, 1679, 1711, 1768, 1969, 

2113,2374, 2583, 2584, 2628. 

Benton County ................................................................... 279 

Bourbon magnetite, Crawford County ......... 1612, 

2708 

brown iron ore .................................................................. 482 

Buford Mountain ............................................................... 816 

Butler County ..................................................................... 113 

Cameron, Clinton County ......................................... .'~4 

Carboniferous ores ...................................................... 2. 8 

Cedar Mountain ............................................................... o16 

Crawford County ...................... 665, 1385, 1612, 2708 

Dent County ........................................................................ 665 

filled-sink iron deposits ............................................. 665 

Franklin County .................................................. 665, 1385 

Hickory, Johnson County .............................................. 24 

Hickory County ................................................................... 279 Iron County ........................................................................ 2625 

Iron in coal measures ..................................................... 24 

Iron Mountain ......................................................... 568, 608, 

816, 1419, 1805, 2189, 2256,2625 

laboratory concenl:ration of ores .......................... 608 

Madison County ........................................................ 2625 

map ........................................................................................... 1779 

Pilot Knob ................................................................. 568, 608, 

816, 992, 1805, 1969, 2189, 2256, 2269 

production .......... , .................................................................. 213 

pyrite deposits .................................................................. 903 

Ripley County ........................................ : ............................ 113 

St. Francois County .................. , ................................. 2625 

secondary limonite .......................................................... 113 

Shepherd Mountain .......................................................... 816 

southeastern ..................................................................... 1739 

Texas County ..................................................................... 665 

Wayne County ...................................................................... 113 

Missouri Valley region ....................................................... 645 

Montana, general ....................................................... 445, 2390 

Belt Creek, Meagher County ................................. 880 

Blackfeet Indian Reservation .............................. 2267 

Choteau deposit, Teton County ............................ 2598 

Judith Basin County ............................... 881, 882,2043 

Meagher County ........................................ 880,883,2008 

northwestern ........................................................................ 333 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 349 

Montana-Continued Index Do. 

Running Wolf district, JudilliBasinCounty .. 881, 

2043 

Sheep Creek deposits, Meagher County ....... 2008 

Southern Cross deposits, Deer Lodge 

County ....................................................................... 2599 

Stanford ................................................................................ 2555 

Sweet Grass Hills ........................................................ 1294 

titaniferous magnetite ........................ 333,2267,2598 

White Sulfur Springs, Meagher County ........... 883 

Yogo Peak, Judith Basin County .......................... 882 

Mozambique (Portuguese East Africa) ..... 1187, 1466 

titaniferous iron ore .................................................... 1466 

N 

Netherlands ............................................. 517, 904, 1187, 1403 

Nevada, general .......................................................... 713, 1679_ 

aeromagnetic map ........................................................ 1821 

Amarilla iron deposit, Eureka County ........ 1070 

Barlli iron deposit ........................................................ 1249 

Boulder Dam area ........................................................ 1463 

Buena Vista deposit, Churchill County ...... 1376, 

2012 

Buena Vista Hills, Churchill and Pershing Counties .......................................... 2012, 2125 

Churchill County ................................. .1376, 2012, 2125 

Dayton deposit, Lyon and Storey Counties ... 362, 

"828, 968 

Eureka, Eureka County ················-··························1821 Eureka County ...................................... 1070, 1378, 1821 

Goodsprings quadrangle ........................................... 1073 

McCoy deposit, Lander County ......................... 1377 

Modarelli deposit, Eureka County ................... 1378 

Pershing County···············-·················· 1380, 2012,2125 

Phelps Stokes deposit, Nye County .................. 1379 

Pioche district ................................................................ 2556 Segerstrom- Heizer deposit, Pershing 

County ...................................................................... 138C 

southern ............................ , ..................................................... 431 

New Caledonia .................................... 228, 1187, 1679, 1904 

New England ............................................ 186,691, 695,2624 

limonite ores .......................................................... 691, 695 

Newfoundland, general ............................................ 517,701, 

713, 945, 994, 996, 997, 1028, 1187,1482, 

1597, 1679,2224,2225,2369,2419. 

Bay de Verde ..................................................................... 2224 

Bell Island, Conception Bay .................................... 447 

Conception Bay .................................................... 447, 1023 

Fortune Harbor .............................................................. 2224 

Hickey's Pond ................................................................... 2224 

Indian Head area ........................................... , .. 1078,2224 

magnetite ............................................................................... 103 St. Lawrence .................................................................... 2224 

Sheep Brook-Lookout Brook area: ....................... 103 

Steel Mountain ................................................................. 2224 

Tilt Cove .............................................................................. 2224 

undersea iron deposits ................................... : ........ 1033 

Wabana .......................................................................... 67,423, 

1003, 1018, 1019, 1021 -1023, 1187' 1535, 

1565, 1602, 2224. 

New· Guinea (Papua) ........................................................... 1187 

New Hampshire, general ...................................... 186, 2564 

Bartlett ................................................................................. 1172 

Franconia mine, Lisbon ......................................... 2479 

Littleton quadrangle .................................................... 202 

Moosilauke quadrangle ................................................ 202 

New Jersey, general .............................................. 159, 568, 

620,701,713,1195, 1221- 1223, 1345, 1409, 

1410, 151~ 1679, 1767, 1778, 180~ 197~ 

2044,2214. 

Ahles mine, Warren County ..................... 1144, 2397 

Andover district, Sussex County ..................... 2179 

Andover - Sulphur Hill mines, Sussex 

County ...................................................................... 1580 

Ayres mine, Cummins district, Warren 

''" •mty ....................................................... , ................ 1144 

Chester (!uadrangle ...................................................... 1039 

Cummins district, Warren County ................. 1144 

New Jersey-Continued Index DO, 

Delaware Water Gap .................................................... 168 

Dover district, Morris County ............. 2029, 2178 

Dover quadrangle ........................................................... 1039 

Easton quadrangle ........................................................... 168 

Franklin Furnace quadrangle .................. 1038, 2248 

Franklin and Sterling Hill, Sussex County ....... 1857 

Greenwood Lake quadrangle ................................. 2443 

Hamburg quadrangle .................................................. 1038 Henry tunnel area, Pequest district, 

Warren County .................................................... 1144 

Hibernia mine, Morris County ............................ 1967 

Highland Mountains ................................................. : .... 2213 Hoit mine, Pequest district, Warren 

County ...................................................................... 1144 

Hunterdon County ................................................ 242, 1144 

Jersey Highlands ................................ 1013, 1038, 1039 

magnetite ............................................................... 242, 1003, 

1139, 1143, 1144, 1778, 2207' 2213, 2214, 

2241,2261, 

Mendham quadrangle .................................................. 1039 

mines ......................................................................... 1221, 1222 mining industry ............................................................... 1223 

Morris County .................................................. 1144, 1410, 

1967,2029,2178,2261 

Morristown quadrangle ................................ 1043, 2447 

Mt. Olive district, Morris County ................. 1144 

Newton East quadrangle .......................................... 1038 

norlliern ................................................................ 2207, 2261 

Passaic County ............................................................... 2261 

Passaic quadrangle ........................................................ 577 

Pequest district, Warren County ...................... 1144 

Phillipsburg, specular iron ore ......................... 1206 

Pine Island quadrangle ........................................ : .... 2446 

Plainfield quadrangle ................................................. 2445 Raritan quadrangle .......................................................... 169 

Richard mine .................................................................... 2044 

Ringwood district ........................................................... 1 769 

Scrub Oak mint:l ............................................... 2044, 2045 

Somerville quadrangle ............................................ :. 2444 

Stanhope quadrangle .................................................. 1039 

Sterling-Ringwood district ........................ 1138; 1143 

Sussex County .................................................. 1144, 1580, 

1805, 1857,2179,2241,2261 

Swayze mine, West Portal district, Hunterdon County ..................•................................... 1144 

titaniferous magnetite ............................................... 1287 

Turkey Hill mine, West Portal district, 

Hunterdon County ............................................. 1144 

Warren County ........................... _ ......... 1144,2261,2397 

Warwick quadrangle .................................................. 2446 

Wellington-Wright deposit, Sussex County ... 1144 

West Portal district, Hunterdon County ...... : 242, 

1144 

New Mexico, general ................................................ 185, 701, 

'?13, 1277, 1679, 1826 

Black Range ( Pierce Canyon), Sierra 

County ....................................................................... .1278 

Boston Hill, Grant County .......................... 726,1229 

Caballo Mountains, Sierra County .................... 1278 

Capitan deposit, Lincoln County ..................... 1279, 

2237,2239 

Chupadera Mesa, Torrance County ........ 1312, 1314 

Fairview deposit ........................................................... 2223 

Gallinas Mountains, Lincoin County ..... .1276, 1280 

Glorietta, Santa Fe County .................................... 1455 

Grant County .......................................................... 722, 725, 

726,1229,1278,1354,1454,1455,1852, 1856, 

1991,2238,2247. 

Hanover (Fierro), Grant County ......... 722, 1354, 

1455, 1852, 1856, 1991 

Iron Mountain, Socorro County ........................... 1455 

Jones field, Socorro CountY .......................... 717,901 

Lincoln County ................................................. 1276, 1279, 

1280,2164,2237,2239 

Little Hatchet Mountains, Hidalgo and 

Grant Counties ................................................... 1454 

Magdalena district, Socorro CountY .... _. ........... 1556 
350 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

New Mexico-Continued Index no. 

manganiferous iron ore ................................ 725, 726, 

1229,2238 

oolitic iron ore··········-·-···················-·····-························· 1278 Orogrande, Otero County ....................................... 1455 

Pewabic mine-··-·····-··-······························-··-······--············ 2119 Pinos Altos, Grant County .................................... 1278 

San Andres ........................................................................ 1278 

Santa Rita, Grant County.. . ..... 1856, 2247 

Silver City, Grant Colllity ............................ 725, 1278 

Silver Spot, Grant County ............................ 2238 

Socorro County ............................. 717,901, 1455, 1556 

New York, general .................................................... 701,713, 

718, 954, 955, 1002, 1195, 1288, 1679, 1791, 

1794, 1805, 1827, 1974, 2216, 2421, 2568. 

Adirondack magnetite region ........................... 34, 35, 

36, 53, 116, 147, 317-319,739,855, 1029, 

1155, 1286, 1287, 1539, 1700, 1771, 1772, 

1790, 1796, 1802, 1837, 1846, 1850, 2080, 

2217' 2394, 2704, 2706, 2713. 

aeromagnetic maps .... : .......................................... 116, 117 

Allard Lake ............................... 147 

Antwerp and Fowler Belt .......................................... 558 

Antwerp quadrangle .............................................. 315, 558 

Arnold-Palmer Hill group, Clinton County ......... 36 

Ausable quadrangle .................... . ............... 1293 

Barton Hill Mines, Mineville district, 

Essex County.. . ....................... 36 

Benson mines, St. Lawrence County ....... 36, 53, 

1012,2381 

Black Brook, Clinton County .. ···-·····-··············· .... 133 Brandy Brook belt, St. Lawrence County ... 1498 

Brewster district .......................................................... 1358 

Broughton deposit, Essex County ..................... 2093 

Burden mines near Hudson··--·············-·················· 2074 Caledonia mine, St. Lawrence County ............. 273 

Carney mine, St. Lawrence County ................... 273 

Catskill quadrangle ·-·········-··-····-······ ......................... 1799 central ....................................................................... 471, 854 

Chateaugay, Clinton County....... . ..... 53 

Chateaugay quadra.ri.gle, Franklin County ... 1774 

Cheever mine, Port Henry district, Essex 

Cow1ty ............................................................................. 36 

Childwold quadrangle .................................................... 117 

Clark mine, St. Lawrence County ...................... 273 

Clifton deposit, St. Lawrence County .. 53,2172, 

2506 

Clinton County ............................................................ 36, 53, 

132-134,544,567,568,819,1029,1139, 1143, 

1699, 1701, 1793, 1797, 1805, 1942, 1943, 

2007,2217. 

Clinton hematite ore ........................................... 37, 102, 

692, 854; 1791, 1801, 2219,2222 

Clyde quadrangle .............................................................. 853 

Columbia County ......... 691, 1329, 1514, 1999, 2217 

Cranberry Lake quadrangle, St. Lawrence 

County ...................................... 116,317,318, 319 

Crown Point, Essex County ................... 36, 320, 544 

Dannemora district, Clinton County ................... 132 

Dannemora quadrangle................. . ....................... 1942 

Dead Creek area, Cranberry Lake quadrangle ........................................................................... 318 

Dixon mine, St. Lawrence County ................... 273 

Dutchess County··-··-······························ 691, 1514, 2217 

eastern...... . ............................... _. ....... 691,695 

Elizabethtown quadrangle ......................................... 1295 

Essex County ........................ _ .............................. 36, 53, 

114, 208, 209, 320, 544, 563, 568, 894,953, 

1064, 1139, 1143, 1285, 1802, 2030, 2031, 

2093, 2273, 2274. 

Hammond quadrangle .............................................. 315 

Hammondville mines .................................... 36 

hematite ............................... 273, 558, 692, 1514, 2706 

Hudson River ·······················································-····--·····- 2217 

Jefferson County ............................................. 2217, 2220 

Jersey Highlands ................ : ...................................... 1013 

Keene mine, St. Lawrence County: .................... 273 

Lake Champlain···-·······-·····································-··········· 2217 

New York-Continued Index no. 

Lake Sanford, Essex County ......................... 36, 114, 

2273,2274 

Laurentian magnetic iron ............................... 952, 953 

limonite ···················-·······················- ....................... 691, 695, 

754,902, 1798,2074,2706 

Little Caledonia mine, St. Lawrence 

County-................................................................. · ....... 273 

Long Island Sound, magnetic sands ................. 813 

Loon Lake quadrangle, Franklin County ..... 1944 

Lowville quadrangle .......................................... , .............. 315 

Lyon Mountain mines, Clinton County. ...... 36, 53, 

819 

Lyon Mountain quadrangle ........... 1701, 1789, 1800 

Macintyre .................................................................................. 53 

magnetite ....................................................... 114, 132-134, 

208, 317-320, 513, 563, 819,894, 952,953, 

1013, 1139, 1143, 1285, 1497., 1499, 1683, 

1684, 1699, 1700, 1789, 1790, 1793, 1796, 

1797, 1800, 1802, 1837, 1846, 1943, 2030, 

2093,2276,2706. 

magnetite-ilmenite ........................................................... 114 

martite ···················-········-·········-··························-················· 2727 Minevill_e district, Essex County .................. 36, 53, 

209, 563, 894, 1064, 1285, 1802, 2030, 2031 

Moriah, Essex County ................................................... 544 

northern ............................................................................... 1010 

Oakhill- on- Hudson, spathic iron ore, 

Columbia Colllity ................................................ 1999 

Ocean Terrace, Staten Island ................................ 902 

Oneida County .................................................................... 692 

Ontario iron mine·-··-·--································--················ 2349. Oriskany quadrangle .................... : ................................. 572 

Oswegatchie quadrangle .............................. , .. 571, 1011 

Palisade diabase ............................................................ 2507 

Parish deposit .................................................................. 2506 Passaic quadrangle ........................................................ 577 

Penn Yan, Yates County ............................................. 490 

Peru, Clinton County ·····-···'········ ................................. 544 

Port Henry district, Essex County ............. 36, 53, 

208, 209, 1285,1802 

Port Henry quadrangle .............................................. .1295 

pre-Cambrian geology ................................................ 1288 Putnam County .................................................... 209, 1449, 

1598, 2079, 2276, 2552 

Rand Hill, Clinton County ........................................... 567 

Red-Back mine, Sterling Lake, Orange 

County ·····---~----··························································1684 Redford-Clay burg district, Clinton County ___ .133, 

2007 

Ring deposit, Essex County ................................... 2093 

Russell quadrangle .......................................................... 117 

Russian Station district, ·clinton County ........ 134 

St. Lawrence County .............................................. 36, 53, 

116,117,273,317,319,321,1012, 1497, 1498, 

1499, 1683, 2006, 2217, 2220, 2221, 2381, 

2727. 

Salisbury district ........................................................... 1099 

Santa Clara quadrangle ................................................ 316 

Saranac, Clinton County ............................................ 133 

siderite ..... _. ................................................................ 1329, 2074 

siderite basins of Hudson River epoch, 

Columbia CountY ............................................... 1329 Silver Pond belt, St. Lawrence County .-.... 1498 

Sodus Bay quadrangle .................................................... 853 

southeastern ........................................................................ 513 

Spruce Moun-tain tract, St. Lawrence 

County ........................................................................ 1499 

Star Lake, St. Lawrence County ..................... 1683, 

2006,2727 

Stark quadrangle, St. Lawrence County ..... .117, 

319 

Staten Island ................................................ 754, 902, 2217 

Statistical relation between Ti02 , F~Os. 

FeO in ores during differentiation, 

Adirondack Mountains ..................................... 739 

Sterling Lake, Clinton and Essex Counties ... 568, 

1139, 1143 

Sterling mine, St. Lawrence County ................ 273 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 351 

New York-Continued Index no. 

Sterling-Ringwood district, Clinton ...nd 

Essex Counties ..................................... 1139, 1143 

Taconic limonites ......................................................... .1798 

Tilly Foster mine, PutnaJ..n.County ...... 209, 1449, 

1598,2079 

titaniferous magnetite ................................. 1286, 1287, 

2080, 2273, 2274,2706 

Tupper Lake quadrangle ............................................. 319 

Wayne County ................................................................... 2217 western ................................................................................... 854 

New Zealand, general .............................................. 228, 517, 

713,997, 1187, 1287, 1904 

Catlins district, South Otago ................................. 2580 

Collingwood district, northwest Nelson .......... 817 

Fitzroy, New Plymouth ............................................. 1181 

Hawera series, Wanganui subdivision ............. 771 

iron sands ................................................................. 172, 770, 

1180, 1181, 2654, 2656 

New Plymouth ........................................................ 172, 1181 

Onekaka district... ........................................................... 1253, 

Parapara ....................................................... 555, 1187, 1253 

Patea ........................................................................................ l180 

Recent series, Wanganui subdivision ................ 771 

titaniferous iron sands ................... 1180,1971,2656 

titaniferous magnetite .................................................. 1287 

Waitara ironsands ............................................................ 172 

Wanganui magnetic ironsand ................................... 770 

Nicaragua ................................................................ 713, 904,1187 

Nigeria .......................................................... 228, 517,713, 1187 

North America ........................................................................... 625 

North Carolina, general ....................................... 161, 568, 

701, 1679, 1762, 1819, 1820, 2587 

Allegheny County ............................................................ 164 

Ashe County ........................................................... 164,458, 

686, 870, 1308, 1816, 1948 

Avery County ............................................... .164, 870, 1347 

Big Ore Bank deposit, Lincoln County ............ .486 

brown iron ore .................................. 163, 167,685, 1819 

Burke County ..................................................................... 1308 

Cabarrus County ............................................................ 1308 

Caldwell County ......................................... 164, 458, 1308 

Catawba County ............................... .163, 164, 458, 1308 

Chatham County .................................................. 951, 1308 

Chattanooga district ....................................................... 772 

Cherokee County ................................................... ! 53,685, 

1308, 1819, 2039 

Cherokee deposits, Cherokee County ............. 2039 

Cranberry deposit, Avery County .................... .'1347 

Cranberry mine, Iron Mountain, Mitchell 

County ............................................... 410, 1331,1426 

Cranberry quadrangle ....................... 164, 1273, 1274 

Danbury County ............................................................... 1817 

Davidson County .................................................. 164, 2696 

Davie County .......................................................................... 951 

French Broad region ................................................... 1308 

Gaston County ......................................................... 163, 164, 

951, 1308 

Granville County ................................................ 1308, 1815 

Greensboro titaniferous iron ............................... 1501 

Guilford County ..................................................... 164, 458, 

951, 1308, 1506 

Halifax County ................................................................ 1308 

Johnston County ............................................................... 1308 

King's mine, Davidson County ............................ 2696' 

King's Mountain, Gaston CountY ........................... 951 

t~~~fi·c:·;~ty .............................................................................................................. i6'3~·i ~~~ 486, 951, 1308 

McDowell County ............................................................... 163 

Madison County ....................................................... 163, 870 

magnetite .................................................................. 161, 162, 

164,165,410,458,486,686,870, 1331, 1347, 

1815-1817,1948. 

Mecklenburg County ...................................................... 1308 

Mitchell County ..................................................... 164, 410, 

458, 870, 1308, 1331, 1426 

Montgomery CountY ........................................................ 951 

Orange County ....................................................... 458, 1308 

North Carolina-Continued Index no. 

Randolph County ................................................................ 951 

Roan Mountain quadrangle ....................................... 1275 

Rockingham County ............................................. 164,1506 

Stokes County ............................................ 951, 1308, 1817 

Surry County ....................................................................... 1308 

titaniferous magnetite ........................ 166, 1287, 1501 

Tuscarora iron belt, Rockingham and Guilford Counties ....................................................... 1506 

Unaka Mountains ............................................................ 2697 

western ......................................................................... 163-167 

Yadkin County ....................................................... 458, 1308 

Northern Rhodesia ................................ 228, 517,713,1679 

Norway, general... ....................................................... 228,517, 

701, 713,904, 1187, 1287, 1679,1912,2195,. 

2419. 

Dunderland ............................................................... 322,2192 

Hafjell syncline, Ofoten ............................................... 788 

northern .................................................................... 1784, 2492 

siliceous iron ore ........................................................... 1784 

Sydvaranger ............................................................. 323, 2728 

Tarmfjorddal ....................................................................... 434 

titaniferous magnetite ................................................ 1287 

Torrstenarna ..................................................................... 2194 

Nyasaland ................................................................ 517, 713,1187 

0 

Ohio, general .................................................................. 430, 701, 

1842, 1843, 1881, 2296, 2587 

Athens County ................................................. 60, 183, 1303 

bog ore .................................................................................. 2294 eastern .................................................................................. 1194 

Gallia County ......................................................... 183, 2291 

Hanging Rock district ....................................... 492,1841 

Hocking County ............................................. 60, 183, 1303 

Hocking Valley ....................................... 1165, 1167 ,·1169 

iron ore bearing formations ................................. 2295 

Jackson County ...................................................... 183, 2291 

Kenova quadrangle .......................................... 1921,1924 

Lake Hope State Park, Vinton County ............ 1626 

Lawrence County .................................................. 183, 2291 

Meigs County ............................................................. .' ......... 183 

Muskingum County ......................................................... 2292 

Ohillco region ....................................................................... 183 

Pennsylvanian age petroliferous iron ores .... 1194 

Perry CountY ................................................... 50, 773, 1303 

Pike County ............................................................ 183, 2291 

Scioto County ..................................................................... 2291 

Vinton County ............................................ 183, 1626, 2293 

Oklahoma, general ............................... 573,890,891, 1657 

Arbuckle Mountains ...................................................... 2582 

Raggedy Mountains, titaniferous magnetite .................................................................................. 2441 

Reagan sandstone, hematite ................................. 2582 

Trinity River Tributary area ............................... 2271 

Wichita Mountains ................. .1655, 1656, 2441,2582 

Oolitic iron ore .................................................................. 74, 76, 

779, 865, 1020, 1102, 1107, 1278, 1644, 1773 

genesis ........................................................... 75-78,381,779 See also individual countries and areas: 

Oregon, general ..................................................................... 2679 

beach placers .................................................................... 1867 

black sands, southwest coast... ............................. 2411 

Columbia County, limonite ........... 1142, 2586,2676 

Columbia River magnetite sands, Clatsop 

CountY ......................................................................... 1284 

Curry County ....................................................................... 363 

ferruginous bauxite, northwestern Oregon ... .l520 

Lower Columbia River area ................................. .1893 

Portland ............ : ...................................................................... 624 

Scappoose limonite, Columbia County ........ 1142, 

2676 

Snake and Imnaha Rivers .......................................... 1518 

Washington County, high-alumina iron ores ... 1519 

Ore deposits. 

enrichment ............................................................................. 721 

features ................................................................................... 340 
352 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Ore depo~its-Continued Index no. 

genes1s .... .... .. .. . ... ..... .. ... . ................ 34, 35, 

55, 75-78, 304, 357' 381, 450, 451, 481, 540, 

569, 570, 574, 605, 617, 661, 664,679,709, 

722, 764, 776, 779, 785, 794,814,824, 825, 

856, 878, 956, 1022, 1090, 1128, 1259, 1267' 

1326, 1330-1334, 1402, 1448, 1469,1477, 

1488, 1561, 1573, 1700, 1735, 1766, 1770, 

1781, 1782, 178~ 1786, 1790, 179~ 1812, 

1844, 2108, 2158, 2183, 2236, 2249, 2345, 

2395, 2488, 2515, 2530, 2561, 2589, 2601, 

2621,2643. 

nature and occurrence .................................. 1905, 1989 

secondary concentration-............................................ 1490 

supergene enrichment .................................................. 722 

undersea iron deposits ................................ 1033, 2665 

Ores, general ................................................................. 351, 1551 

analyses ................................................. 277, 307,956,1939 

beneficiation ................................... 338, 583, 1804,2314 

concentration ............................................................... 70, 71, 

214,286,287,520,580,608,1464,2134,2367, 

2551. 

flotation ................................................................................ ..1202 

laboratory concentration .............................................. 608 

magnetic concentration ............................................. : .. 580 

magnetic separation ....................................................... 458 

metallurgy .................................................................. 137, 138, 

789,1202,1304,1345, 1847, 1426,1613,2727 

mineral dressing ............................................................... 496 

smelting .......................... , .......................................... 204, 260, 

332, 588, 1244,2146,2147,2573 

transportation ...................................................................... 210 treatment ..................................................................... 97, 375, 

376, 1065, 1613, 2682 

Outlook for iron ...................................................................... 1292 

Oxides of iron .......................................................................... 2235 

p 

Pacific Coast ............................................................... .1068, 1101 

Pacific Northwest .......................................................... 100, 587 

Pacific Slope, black sands ................................................ 587 

Paint ore ........................................................ 13, 328, 698, 2594 See also individuai countri"es. 

Pakistan-............................................................................... 228,989 

Paleozoic interbedded iron ore ...................................... 679 

Palestine ........................................................................... 713, 1187 

Panama .................................................................................. 713, 904 

Paraguay ............................................................ : ..... 713, 904, 1187 

Pennsylvania, general .............................................. 88,301, 

523, 568,701, 713, 1079, 1081, 1166, 1195, 

1227,1589,1679,1805. 

Adams County ................................ : ....................... 796, 2288 

Alburtis mine, Lehigh County ............................. 1955 

Allentown quadrangle .................................................. 1688 

analyses ................................................................................. 1589 

Anglewick Valley ............................................................ 613 

Appalachian Mountains ....................................... 785, 825 

Armstrong County .......................................................... 1932 

Bechtelsville ...................................................................... 1009 

Bellefonte quadrangle ................................................... 373 

Berks CountY ........................... 568, 626,785,962,2242 

bog iron ore ........................................................................... _ 524 

Boiling Springs deposits, Cumberland 

County ........................................................................... 361 

Boyertown magnetite deposits .............................. 1014 

Brookville quadrangle························'························· 892 

brown iron ores (limonite) .......................... 525, 627, 

796, 844, 962, 967,1128,1129,1504,1505, 

1690, 1712, 1954, 1955, 1956. 

Buckingham Mountain, Bucks County ........... 2391 

Cambro-Silurian limonites ..................................... 1127 

Cameron County ................................................................... 86 

Centre County ......................................................... 627,628, 

1504, 1505, 1506 

Cornwall, Lebanon County ............................ 209, 408, 

561, 568,630, 1028, 1080, 1166, 1355, 1508, 

2156, 2593, 2657. 

Cornwall-type iron deposits .................... 2242,2243 

Pennsylvania-Continued Index no. 

Cumberland County ............................................ 361, 783, 

1503, 1506,1954 

Cumberland-Lebanon Valley ........................ 631,784, 

962,1054 

Danville .................................................................................. 2280 

Delaware Water Gap ..................................................... 168 

diabase sheets, southwest Pennsylvania .... .1140 

Dillsburg, York County .................................. 967,970, 

1141, 1777,2245 

Dunbar County .................................................................. 1882 

Dunning's Creek, Bedford County ................... 1502 

Durham mine ........................................................................ 160 

!E~€~f!~~~~~~,~~ =_; :~~~;:m Fayette and Westmoreland districts, western Pa ...................................................................... 2275 

Fogelsville mine, Lehigh County ....................... 1955 

fossil iron ore .................................................... 613, 1502, 

1671~ 2171 

French Creek .................................................................... 2206 

g~:~~ :~~=~ ~~-~~~-~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~-~-~~-:. ~~~~ Green County ........................................................ ll283, 2284 

Half Moon Run, Huntingdon and Centre 

Counties ........................................ .l504, 1505, 1506 

Hanover-York district ............................................... 2285 

Hardyston formation ................................................... 1691 

hematite ................................................................................... 160 

Holidaysburg quadrangle ............................................. 371 

Huntingdon County·········································- 629, 1504, 

1505, 1506,2078 

Huntingdon quadrangle .................................................. 371 Jauss mine, Dillsburg, York County .............. 2245 

Johnstown quadrangle ................................................. .1923 

Juniata County ..................................................................... 623 

Juniata district ................................................................... 613 

Kittanning quadrangle .................................................... 365 Lancaster County ............................................................. 781 

~:~~~~e~;::~r~~-~~:::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::·2-69;··~~:~ 561, b68, 630, 631, 1080, 1166, 1355, 1508, 

2156, 2242, 2293, 2657. 

Lehigh County ............................. 844, 1690, 1954-1956 

Lehigh Gap .................................................................... .13, 698 

Lower Silurian limonite, YorkandAdams 

Counties ....................................................................... 796 

Luzerne County ...... : ........................................................ 1236 

Lycoming County ........................................................... 1671 

magnetite ................................................................... 408, 526, 

797,970, 1014, 1142, 1777,2206,2242,2243 

manganiferous iron ore .................................... 361, 783 

Mercersburg-Chambersburg quadrangle .... 2286 

Middletown quadrangle ............................................... 2289 

Mifflin County ...................................................................... 632 

Montgomery County ...................................................... 1513 

New red sandstone ore, York County ............... 797 

Nittany Valley, Huntingdon County ...... 629, 1505 

Northampton County ...................................... 1236, 1689 

Ochre, eastern Pennsylvania ............................... 2279 

Paint ore, Lehigh Gap ......................................... 13, 698 

Rural Valley quadrangle ............................................. 365 

Schuylkill County ......................................................... 1236 

Siluro-Cambrian limestone ore .............. 627,796, 

1127, 1128, 1956 

Smicksburg quadrangle .......................................... 2153 

Snyder County .: ................................................................... 632 

Somerset County ............................................................ 1237 

Somerset quadrangle ................................................... 2023 

South Mountain, Berks CountY .................. 568, 626, 

785,962 

South Mountain, Cumberland County ........... 1503, 

1506,1954 

Spruce Creek, Huntingdon aria-Centre- -

Counties ........................................ 1504,1505, 1506 

Stone Valley, Huntingdon County ........................ 2078 

Tyrone quadrangle : .......................................................... 374 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF TilE WORLD 353 

Pennsylvania-Continued Index no. 

Union County ........................................•............................. 632 

Warrior's Mark Run, Huntingdon and 

Centre Counties ...................... 1504, 1505, 1506 

White Rocks, Cumberland County ........................ 783 

· Windber quadrangle ....................................................... 2023 

York County ............................................................. 796, 797, 

967,970,1141,1777,2290 

Peru, general .............................................................. 228, 517, 

701,713,752,904,997' 1187, 1679,2491 

Alga deposit ........................................................................ 1919 

Calleycancha ..................................................................... 1919 

Cerros de Chanca,Provincia de Cajatambo .. 2387 

Dos de Mayo, Provincia de .................................... 1931 

Marcona ...................................................................... 684, 753, 

1121, 1158, 1672, 2731,2732 

San Nicolas .......................................................................... 1672 

Tambo Grande ........................................................ 676, 2477 

Yaurllla .............................................................. 596, 597, 684 

Philippines, genera.]. .................................................. 228, 232, 

517' 713, 989, 997' 1187' 1679, 2095, 2211 

Bulacan ........................................................................................ 49 

Cagayan Prov1nce ......................................... 49, 425,2722 

Camalaniugan deposit, Cagayan Province ......... 49, 

425,2722 

Camcueves deposit, southwest Samar ........... l196 

Gold Star mines, Mogpog, Marinduque ..... 1197 

Homonhon deposit ............................................................... 49 

Ilocos Norte, Piddig ................................................... 2, 49 

Larap Peninsula, Luzon ......................................... 1317, 

1318,1511 

Manicani deposit .................................................................. 49 

Marinduque Province ............................ 49, 1197, 1833 

Mali district, Davao .......................................... 49,1511 

Samar .............................................................................. 49, 1196 

Sibuguey district, southern Zamboanga 

Province ................................................................. 2094 

Surigao ............................................................ 1, 49,794, 1847 

Tomikob ...................................................................................... 49 

Upper Sibuguey district, southern Zamboanga Province ..................................................... 49 

Zamboanga Province ........................................... 49, 2094 

Poland, general ........................................................ 713,1187, 

1361, 1679, 2417' 2516 aUas .......................................................................................... .l361 

Kielce .................................................... , .................................. 198 

Kouskie district ............................................................. 1375 

Polarity in magnetite. Soo Magnetite. 

Porphyritic iron ore .............................................................. 706 

Portugal, general ....................................................... 228, 517, 

538··540, 701,713,904,1187,1679 

Alentejo .......................................... 40, 57,533, ~630, 1634 

Aveiro district ................................................................... 534 

Beja district ......................................................................... 534 

Braga district ................................................................... 535 

Braganca: district· ............................................................. 534 

Caber; a de Coelho ............................................................ 1765 

Castelo Branca district ............................... , .............. 535 

Cereal, Serra das Tulhas .......................................... 532 

Cerro da Figueira ......................................................... 1765 

Cerro da Serpe ................................................................. 1765 

Coimbra district ............................................................... 535 

Evora district ..................................................................... 535 Faro district .......................................................................... 535 

Guadram11 .................................................................. 422, 541, 

565,941,942,2175 

Leiria district ..................................................................... 535 

Lisboa district. .................................................................... 535 

Moncorvo ................................................................. 2089, 2358 

Montemor-o-Novo .................................................... 56, 58, 

1631, 1632,1836 

Moura .......................................................................................... 72 

Nascedios ............................................................................. 1765 

Odemira, Serra das Tulhas ...................................... 532 

Odivelas, Alentejo .................................... 40, 1630,1634 

Penedo Amarelo .................. , ........................................... 1765 

Porto district · ..................................................................... 535 

Serra Comprida ............................................................... 1765 

Portugal..,-Continued Index no. 

Serra das Tulhas ........................................................... 532 

Serra do Marao ................................................. 537, 940, 

943,2174 

Serra do Rosalgar ............................................................ 531 

Setubal district .................................................................. 535 

S. Portugal ......................................................................... 1633 

S. Torpes (Sincsl ............................................................... 439 

Viana do Castelo district ............................................ 535 

Vila Cova, Serra do Marao ......................... 537, 940, 

943,2174 

Vila Real district .............................................................. 535 

Portuguese possessions .................................................... 1187 

Pre-Cambrian iron formations .................................... 311 

Prospecting for iron ore ....................................... 332, 1718 Puerto Rico, generaL. ........................................ 672,701, 

713,1187,1323,1567' 1673,1674,1679, 1929, 

1963-1965, 1997' 2717. 

eastern magnetites ........................................................... 756 

Fajardo distri.ct ............................................................... 1676 Humacao ........................................................................ 514, 755 

iron sands ............................................................................ 2448 

Mayaguez Mesa ................................................................... 757 

Paleosols ............................................................................... 1271 

Pyrometasomatic deposits ................................ 1354, 1355 

Pyrite ............................................... 512,903,938, 1016, 2589 

Pyritic origin of iron ores ................................... 451, 2589 

R 

Reserves ............................................................................ 358, 583, 

595, 699, 701, 965, 1479,1493,1640, 1679, 

1871,2417' 2422, 2426, 2503,2562. 

Residual iron ores .................................................................... 570 

Residual iron ores, genesis .................... 570,722, 1333 

Rhode Island, general ........................................................... 302 

Cumberland, porphyritic iron ore ................... 706, 

1114,1115 

Diamond Hill-Cumberland district... ............... 2525 

Iron Hill, Cumberland ................ : .... 1115, 1232,2501 

titaniferous magnetite ............................................... 1287 

Rocky Mountains ......................................................... 1029, 2470 

Rumania, general ................... 713, 904,1187, 1679,2516 

Banat region ....................................................................... 1889 

bassin de !'Aries .......................................................... 2230 

Tulghes .................................................................................... 463 

s 

Saint Helena ................................................................................. 517 

Saint Lawrence Seaway ...................................................... 2042 

Saint Pierre and Miquelon ................................................. 228 

Sandstones, ferruginous ...................................................... 548 

San Salvador ................................................................................ ,904 

Sarawak ............................................................................... 517, 1187 

Saudi Arabia .................................................................... 904, 1187 

Scandinavian iron ores ....................................................... 1456 

Scotland, general .......................................... 875, 1296, 1805 

Island of Tiree .................................................................. 2558 

Strath, Isle of Skye ....................................................... 2559 

Sea ore ............................................................................... 192, 1835 

Secondary concentration of iron deposits. 

Soo Ore deposits. 

Sedimentary iron ores, genesis ........................ 55, 1488 

Siderite ....................................................... 259, 481, 10161 1329 

genesis ..................................................................................... 481 

Sierra Leone, general ............................................ 228,493, 

5171 713, 792, 1187' 1679, 2419 

hematite ores ......................................................... 792, 1934 

magnetite ................................ : ................................................ 493 

Marampa .............................................................................. 2705 

Tonkolili hematite ........................................................ 1934 

Smelting. Soo Ores. 

Soda sinter process ..... -........................................................ 1613 

Solution, transportation, and precipitation of 

iron and silica ..................................................... 1738 

South America ......................................................................... 2454 

South Carolina ............. , ........................................................... 2198 

South Dakota, general .................................... 713, 765,2065 
354 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

South Dakota-Continued 

Black Hills 

Southern Rhodesia ... 

Southwest Africa, general 

Index no. 

.518, 521,2406,2420 

....................... 228, 517, 

713, 1187' 1679,2417 

............ 228,517, 

713, 1187 

Namaqualand......... . ........................................ 1638 

northern .. ···-··························· 2258 Spain, general ......................................................... 9, 228, 517, 

701,713,904,935,996,997,1187,1296,1406, 

1622, 1679, 1805, 2417' 2419. 

Albarracin y Bronchales, Provincia de 

Teruel ...................................................................... 1890 

Almeria, Provincia de ........................... 742, 763,937 

~i~~i~;-~~~~.:::::::::::······················:::::::::::::.·::::::::::·589;··1~~~ 

!~E1::~~:·,... ·········· .·~'~':·;ui Devonian .. iron ores ................................ 1248 

Galicia -··· .......................................................................... 2090 

Granada ..................... . .................................. 937 

Iron and steel industrY .................................................... 44 

~:~t:~-;~;;:;e;;m··~~-abc;a-;:d::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:~~~ northern................................................ . ............ 4 Paleozoic iron ores......... . ................................ 2091 

Santander.............................. . .......... 852 

Setiles Provincia de Guadalajara: ..................... 530 

Seville 1 ...............•........................................•...•.•••••..... .435, 1984 

Sierra Menera ·district....... . .... 618 

Tordesilos, Provincia de Guadalajara ........... 530 

Vizcaya ........................................... .4, 127, 590, 598,1980 

Spanish Guinea .............................. 1187 

Spanish Morocco, general ......... 193, 228, 

904, 1187, 1679,2419 

Minas del Rif .591, 592, 1037,2714 

Spanish Sahara ..... . ............................ 827, 1646 

Specific gravity method for estimating iron 

content of ore ......................................................... 751 

Spectrographic analyses of iron ore ....................... lOOO 

Specular iron ore ................................ : ......... 797, 1326,1334 

Specular iron ore, gen~sis ............................... 1326, 1334 

See also individual countries and areas. 

Sponge iron ...................................................................... 137, 2272 

Straits Settlements ................................................................... 517 Sulfides of iron .............................................................................. 25 

Supergene enrichment of iron deposits. 

Soe Ore deposits. 

Swaziland, general ....................................... 228, 1187,1648 

Mineral Concession no. 41 .................................... 1648 

Sweden, general ........................................................... 228, 517, 

701,713,829,904,935,996,997, 1159, 1187, 

1230, 1287, 1288, 1446, 1448, 1538, 1558, 

1679, 1792, 1805, 1822, 2028, 2195, 2306, 

2417' 2419, 2717. 

central Sweden ........................................... 840, 841, 1619 

electrical and magnetic investigation for 

magnetite in northern Sweden ....... , ............ 842 

eulysitic ores in northern Sweden ....................... 830 

Gii.llivare field .......................................... 832, 2193,2305 

Grangesberg field ................................ .1447, 1554, 1627 

Herrang field .................................................................... 1621 

iron bacteria ..................................................................... 2376 

iron industry ........................................................................... 15 

Kiruna ........................................................................... 147, 427, 

833, 834, 1565, 2303, 2304 

Kiruna type ores .............................................................. 833 

t~i~~--~~-~:~.~-~:.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·2307·~-~~6~ Liassic series of southern Sweden .................... 1858 

Ljusnarsberg ..................................................................... 1620 Lonnfallet, Grii.ngesberg field .............................. .1554 

Lower Archean rocks ................................................ 1619 

magnetic susceptibility of iron ores ............... 2553 

magnetite ................................................................... 842, 1792 

Masugnsbyn field .............................................................. 831 

Norberg .................................................................................... 836. 

Sweden-Continued Index no. 

Nordmark district... ...................................................... 1617 

northern ........................................................................ 830, 842 

Pre-Cambrian geology ............................................... 1288 

Skania ........................................................................... 948, 1122 

''Soft ores" .............................................................................. 839 

State control of iron mining .................................. 1538 

~~~~~;-~~~---~~-~ .. :::::::::::::::::::::::·.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::"14;:;;·1~~~ titaniferous magnetite ................................... 1098, 1287 

Vasterbotten ......................................................................... 838 

Switzerland, general ................................................ 228, 517, 

713,750,904,1157,1187,1679 

Alps ................................................................................... 610, 611 

carbonate ores .................................................................... 481 

Gonzen ..................................................................................... 727 

Herznach ................................................................................ 1220 Jura ................................................................................... 155, 611 

Ofenpass, PasshOhe ....................................................... 233 oolitic iron ore ........................................... 610, 611, 1220 

St. Martin bei Mels ...................................................... 2535 

Schaffhausen ...................................................................... 1155 

Westalpen ............................................................................ 1178 

Syria .................................................................................... 228, 713 

T 

Taconite .............................................................................. 581, 584, 

585, 1154, 1509,2134,2717,2719 

See also individual countries and areas. 

Tailing ponds ............................................................................... 299 

Tanganyika Territory, general ............. 228,713, 1187 

Liganga titaniferous magnetite deposit, 

Njombe district .................................................. 2278 

Technology ..................................................................................... 433 

Tennessee, general ...................................................... 87, 701, 

713,887,1029,1195, 1258, 1319, 1320, 1341, 

1679, 1805, 1938, 2066, 2567. 

analyses ........................ , ........................................... 1319, 1938 

Benton County ................................................................... 1322 

~~ls~~~~-~--~-~~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~~ Brown iron ore ...................................................... 240, 341, 

352, 1938, 2122, 2517 

Bumpass Cove, Unicoi and Washington 

Counties .................................................................. 2047 

Carter County ................................................ 164, 458,870 

Chamberlain-Barnardville deposits, Roane 

County ........................................................................ 1611 

Chattanooga region .................... 331, 772, 1085, 1593 

Cheatham County ............................................................ 1322 

Churchwell and Robinette tracts, western 

Highland Rim district, Wayne County .,.2517 

Clinton red iron ore ............................... 331, 333-335, 

1938,2560 

Cranberry deposit, Carter County ................... 1347 

Cranberry quadrangle ...... : ............................. 1273, 1274 

Cumberland GaP ............................................................... 1742 Decatur County ................................................................. 1322 

Dickson County ...................................................... 341, 1322 

drift hematite deposits .............................................. l807 

eastern ......................................................................... .164-166, 

334, 335, 436, 1219, 1807, 2201,2587 

Fayette County ................................................................. 2122 

Fernvale ore, Davidson County .......................... .1776 

ferruginous chert .............................................................. 354 

Hardin County ...................................................... 1228, 1322 

Hickman County .................................................... 341, 1322 

Houston County ................................................................. 1322 Humphreys County ........................................................ 1322 

James County ................................................................... 1807 

Lawrence County .................................... 341, 1322,1970 

Lewis County ................................. 341, 354, 1322,2052 

:~~;ud~untY:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::~.~~~--~-~~-~-~~-~'.i~:~ Montgomery County ...................................... , .... 341, 1322 

Perry County ............................................ 354, 1322,2497 

~~~ei:~~s~.~-~~~-~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~~~~ 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ffiON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 355 

Tennessee-Continued Index no. 

Roan Mountain quadrangl~: ..................................... 1275 

Roane County ....................................................... .1085, 1611 

Rockwood area, Roane County ............................. 1085 

Sequachee Valley .............................................................. 249 

Sewannee quadrangle .................................................. 1024 

Shady Valley ........................................................................ ."826 

soft iron ore ...................................................................... 1258 

Stewart County ...................................................... 341, 1322 

Tennessee River basin ................................................ 346 

Tennessee Valley ..................................... 344, 704, 2425 

titaniferous magnetite ................................................... 166 

Tuckahoe district ............................................................. 888 

Unaka Mountains ............................................................. 2697 

Wayne County ......................................................... 240,341, 

352, 1321, 1322, 1970,2517 

Waynesboro quadrangle ................................... 646, 1710 

Western Highland Rim, Wayne County .......... 240, 

352, 1321, 1322, 2517 

west-middle Tennessee ............................................... 341 

Tennessee Valley .................................... 344, 346,704,2425 

Texas, general .............................................................. 104,515, 

516, 701,713, 1029, 1542, 1679 

Anderson CountY ................................................................ 657 

Brown iron ore ........................................................ 689,818 

Cass County ......................................................................... 337 

Cherokee County ...................................................... 337, 735 

eastern ........................................................................ 655-657, 

689,690,818, 1028, 1067,1235, 1300,1301, 

1302,1898. . ......................................... .. Goethite and hematite .................................................... 818 

Houston County ............................................... _ ........ 657, 388 

Iron Mountain deposit, Llano County ................ 135 

Llano County ............................................................ 135, 136, 

734, 1853, 1926 

Llano region .............................................................. 136, 734 

Llano-Burnet region ...................................... 1854, 1855 

magnetite ................................................................................. 135 

Marion County ..................................................................... 337 

Mason County ...................................................................... 734 

Morris County ..................................................................... 337 

northeastern ........................................................................ 694 

Red River to Rio Grande .......................................... 1896 

Rusk deposits, Cherokee County .......................... 735 

Smith County ........................................................................ 1067 

Tertiary iron ores ........................................... 1896, 1898 

Trinity River Tributary area ................................ 2271 

western .................................................................................. 1028 

Thailand ............................................. 228, 305,904, 989, 118~ 

Tibet ................................................................................................. 1187 

Timor .............................................................................................. 1187 

Titaniferous iron ore ............................................... 313, 333, 

403,439,452,453, 739, 884, 920, 1098, 1161, 

1174, 1182, 1226, 1287' 1466, 1501, 1745, 

1787' 1844, 2184, 2185, 2524, 2663. 

genesis ................................................................................... 1844 See also individual countries and areas. 

Titaniferous iron sands ................... : .................... 1180.1971 See also individual countries and areas. 

Togo, Vallee de la Schinga, itabirite ..................... 1263 

Transportation of ores. Soe Ores. 

Treatment of ores. Soo Ores. 

Trinidad .............................................................................. 713, 1187 

Tunisia, general .......................................................... 193, 228, 

517' 889, 904, 1187' 1603, 1679 

Meknas ................................................................................... 1961 

Nefzas ...................................................................................... 1961 

Turkey, general ........................................................... 228, 517, 

713,895,904, 1187, 1573, 1679 

Asia Minor section ....................................................... 2316 

Divrik (Vilayet Sivas) ....................................... 617, 1373 

Esbiye, Anatolia ............................................................... 946 

Hasancelebi region ........................................................ 1372 

Taurides Province ......................................................... 1374 

u 

Uganda, general .................................... 228, 517, 713, 1187 

Bukusu Hill ........................................................................... 293 

Index no. 

Undersea iron deposits. Seo Ore deposits. 

Union of South Africa, general .......................... 228, 311, 

713, 935, 1007' 1679, 2123, 2417. 2503, 2723 

Bon Accord lodestone, Transvaal ..................... 2508 

Bushveld .................................................................... 793, 2299 

Cape Colony (Cape of Good Hope) ........... 517, 612, 

1187,2400 

Nata1 ........................................................................... 1187, 1239 

Olip.'lants Hoek, Cape Colony (of Good 

Hope) ........................................................................... 2400 

Postmasburg, CapeColony(ofGood Hope) ..... 612 

Thabazimbi, Cape Colony (of Good Hope) ... 612, 

664 

titaniferous iron ore .................................................... 2299 

Transvaal .................................................................. 224, 517, 

1187,2508 

United States, general .............................................. 179, 207, 

228, 338, 339, 351, 358, 432, 517' 520, 672, 

673, 693, 701, 713,721,782,829,904,935, 

965,1028,1171,1260,1391,1780,1951, 1968, 

2417,2571. 

eastern ............................................................ 206, 1168,2215 

northeastern ...................................................................... 1187 

northwestern ...................................................................... 1996 

production ............................................................................ 2426 reserves ..................................................................... 358, 583, 

699,701,965, 1493, 1871,2426 

southern ........................................................................... 8, 328, 

342, 454, 1030, 1187 

southwestern ......................................................... 1243, 1991 

titaniferous ores ............................................................ 2185 western ....................................................................... 309, 674, 

1087, 1187,1480 

Uruguay .............................................................................. 713, 1187 

U.S.S.R., general ....................................................... 20, 226, 

311,517,680,708,713,904,935, 997; 1034, 

1187, 1255, 1397, 1624, 1679, 2152, 2166, 

2167' 2401, 2417' 2703. 

Abail deposit ·················-····················································· 824 

Abakan deposit, Siberia .......................................... 1415 

Alapaevsk district, Urals ........................ 1395, 1396, 

1402, 1935, 2451 

Alapaev type carbonate ore ..................................... 1706 

Altai Mountains, Siberia .............................. l805, 2155 

Anatol type ore, Urals .............................................. 1400 

Angara-llim region, Siberia ............. 66, 1381, 2493 

Avzian, Urals...................................... . ...................... 1382 

Bakal, Urals ......................................................... 154, 1363, 

1365, 1371, 1392, 1383, 1705, 2680 

Bale',a deposit, Transbaikalia ............................. 1878 

Bashkir A. s. S. R •........................................................... 2401 

Batowo, Gouv. de St. Petersburg .................... 1813 

Beloretzk, Urals ............................................................ 1382 

Blagodat, Urals ............................................. 154, 605,606 

central Russia .................................................................. 1805 

Chakassk-Minusinsk region; Siberia ....... , ........ 760 

Chalilowo .............................................................................. 1305 

Dashkesan deposit ......................................................... 1840 

Djezkazgan-Ulutau region, Kazakhstan ........... 474 

Dnieper Valley ................................................................. 1416 

Domain Pokrovskaia ................................................... 2231 

Donetz Basin .................................................................... 2148 eastern Siberia ...................................... 2199, 2228,2401 eastern Transbaikalia ................................................ 2200 

Emyr deposit, Enissey River basin, 

Siberia ..................................................................... 24711 

Ena region, Kola Peninsula .................................. 13U 

far eastern Siberia ....................................................... 2401 

Gizhgit River, North Caucasus .......................... 2232 

Gora-Blagodat, Urals ................................................... 605 

hypergeneot:s iron ores ............................................. 2297 

llimpeia River ................................................................ 2228 

Imandra region ................................................... 1760, 2165 

Inser, Urals ....................................................................... 1382 

Irkutsk, eastern Siberia ................................ 638, 2199 

iron industry ........................................................................ 153 

Ivanov deposit, Alapaevsk, Urals ..................... 1935 

Jisdra, Kalouga ............................................................ 1266 
356 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

U.S.S.R. -Continued Index no. Kamyschta, Siberia ...................................................... 1414 

Karelia ........................................................... 234, 1367,1759 

Kazakhstan .................................................. 474, 2169,2401 

Ken -Tiube deposit, East Karkaralinsk 

region, Kirghiz Steppe ................................. 2077 

Kertch deposits ............................... .157, 687,709,1366 

Kertch-Halbinsel ........................................................... 1976 

Khalilovsk deposit, Urals ....................................... 1398 

Koikary deposit, Karelia ........................................... 234 

Kola Peninsula .................................................... 1362, 1759 

Komarova, Urals ............................................................ 1364 

Komi A.S.S.R •.................................................................. 1949 

Konch Lake region, Karelia .................................. 1367 Kondoma group, Siberia .............................................. 151 

Kremenchug deposits, Ukraine .......................... 2048 

Krivoi Rog ............................ o •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 243,1565, 

1716, 1975, 2320 

Kukhtur limonite, Urals .............................................. 636 Kuseni district, Urals ............................................... 1708 

Kuznetsk Alatau ......................................... 171, 604,1662 

Kychtym ................................................................................. 1810 limonite ................................................................... 636, 1976, 

2352, 2353, 2475 Lipetsk iron ore ........................ , ..................................... 1972 

Livny district, Gouv. d'Orel... ................ 1680,1814 

Lower Angara region ................................................. 2493 

:i:~g:~··cti~t;i~t··::::::::::.~.~-~~ .. ~~~-~ .. ~=~~~-~~~~ Mariupol district, Siberia ............................................ 14 

Middle Volga region .................................................... 2401 

Mont Irkouskan, Bakal, Urals ............................ 1371 Mt. Magnitnaya ................................................. 1565,1751 

Mysovski deposit, Buriat- Mongolian 

A.S.S.R ................................................................... 1268 

Nijhi, Urals ......................................................................... : 154 Nikolaevski deposits, Irkutsk ................................. 638 

Novo-Troitzky deposits ............................................ 2356 Oufa .......................................................................................... 1384 

Poletaev district, Urals ............................................ 1936 

Sayan, Siberia .................................................................... 170 

Sego Lake region, Karelia ...................................... 1367 S:beria .......................................................................... 101, 811, 

1187,2401,2491 

southern Russia ................................................. 1034, 2388 

southern Urals ................................................... 1752,1936 

Soviet Far East ................................................. 2352, 2353 

Sretenka Village, Siberia ............................................ 14 Syntul iron ore ................................................................ 1973 

Tagilsk, Urals .................................................................... 154 

Taman deposits ........................................................ 157, 709 

Teja River, Kuznetsk Alatau .................................. 171 Tel'bess region, Siberia ................................. 759,2154 

Teoysko-Tuzukhsinsky district, Kuznetsk 

Alatau .............................................................. 604, 1662 Togai deposit, EastKarkaralinskregion, 

Kirghiz Steppe .................................................... 2077 Transcaucasia .................................................................. 1187 

Tula iron ore ....................... : ............................................ 1972 

Tyzyl River, North Caucasus .............................. 2232 

Ural Mountains ...................................................... 153,154, 

605, 606,636, 1264, 1363-1365, 1371,1382, 

1383, 1395, 1396, 1398-1402, 1560, 1705-

1708, 1752, 1805, 1811, 1935, 1936, 2401, 

2451,2680. 

Urdiu River, North Caucasus .............................. 2232 

Uspensky-Spassky region, Kazakhstan ......... 2169 

Ust-Berdysh deposit, Unya River .................. ~.2475 

~~;~:~~ ~~~~i~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'1~~~: ~~~ Zlatoust district, Urals ............................................ .1708 

Utah, general .................................................................. 549, 551, 

701,713, 1035, 1075, 1475, 1679,1782 

Bear River range, Cache County .......................... 551 

Bull Valley, Washington County ...................... 2548, 

2549, 2550, 2688 

Dragon mine, Tintic range ....................................... 551 Granite Mountain area, Iron County ............... .1609 

Utah-Continued Index no. 

Iron County .................................................................. 39, 220, 

519, 601,772, 1075, 1225,1354, 1355, 1491, 

1607, 1609, 1616, 1783, 2029, 2055, 2549, 

2662. 

Iron Peak, Paragonah .................................................... 552 Iron Springs district, Iron County ......... 519, 601, 

722, 1028, 1075, 1354, 1355, 1491, 1607, 

1616, 1783, 2055, 2549. 

Lucin deposit, Box Elder County ..................... :. 551 

magnetite : ............................................................................. 1225 martite ..................................................................................... 550 

Marysvale deposits; Piute County ...................... 551 

Morgan County ..................................................................... 551 Mountain Lake mine, Big Cottonwood 

Canyon ......................................................................... 551 Pinto district, Iron County ..................................... 1616 

Rhodes Plateau, Wasatch County ....................... 551 

southern ................................................................................ 2055 

southwestern ....................................................................... 1075 Twin Peaks, Millard County ................................... 550 

Uinta Mountains ....................................................... 245, 551 

Wah Wah range, Beaver County ............................ 551 

Wasatch Mountains .......................................................... 551 

v 

Venezuela, general .................................................... 228, 517, 

701, 713, 904, 935, 996, 997, 1187, .1283, 

1679,1860,1861,2355,2417,2419,2717. 

Cerro Bolivar ................................................................. 1420, 

1544, 2715,2730 El Pao ..................................................................................... 347, 

1155,2715,2716 

Sierra de Imataca ........................................... 2690, 2691, 

2692, 2693, 2694 

Vermont, general .......................................... .186,1207,1208 

Brandon .................................................................................. 1097 Franklin County ................................................................. 258 

Virginia, general ........................................................... 68,186, 

194,255,568,697,701,713,873, 1111,1130, 

1195, 1601, 1679, 1884, 2053, 2054, 2533. 

Allegheny County ............................................. 1095, 1735 

Amherst County ................................................................... 799 

analyses ..................................................................... 277, 812, 

1132, 1590, 1591, 1885 

Appalachian region .......................................................... 964 

Appomatox County ............................................................ 277 

Arcadia property, Botetourt County ................ 175, 

412 Bath County .......................................................................... 1753 Big Hill ores ...................................................................... 1131 

Big Stone Gap ....................................................................... 253 

Blue Ridge ................................................................ 566,1957 Botetourt County ................................................. 175, 412, 

415, 109!5, 1591, 1753 

Bristol. ..................................................................................... 253 

Brown Hill, Franklin County .............................. 1817 

brown iron ore ......................................... 964,1109,1578 

Buchanan ~d Clifton Forge Railway ................. 414 

Buena Vista, Rockbridge County ........... 1883, 2075 

Campbell County ............................................................... 277 

Carroll County ..................................... 1348, 1754, 2651 

Chattanooga district ........................................... 772, 1593 

Chesapeake and Ohio Railway ................................. 711 

Clinton iron ore ............................................. 416, 697,964 

Craig County: ........................................................ 1753, 1886 

Craig Creek Basin ....................................................... 1131 

Cripple Creek .............................. 252, 1109,1590, 1593 

Cumberland Gap ............................................... .1742,1743 

Donald mine .......................................................................... 440 Draper Mountain area ................................................... 522 

Elkton area .......................................................................... 1340 

Floyd-Carroll- Grayson plateau of Blue 

Ridge .............................................................................. 56~) 

Floyd County ..................................................................... 1754 

Franklin quadrangle ........................................................ 576 

Giles County ....................................................................... 1152 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ffiON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 357 

Virginia-Continued Index no. 

Grayson County ................................................................. 1754 

Great Gossan Lead, Carroll County ............. 1348, 

1754,2651 

Greenway iron belt, James River ..................... 1325 

Henry County ..................................................................... 1817 James River iron belt ..................................... 414,732, 

799,812, 815,964, 1325, 1595 

Kanawha Canal .................................................................. 414 

LoWinoor .............................................................................. 1579 

magnetite ............................................................................. 1817 Massanutten Mountains ............................................. 1957 

Nelson County ..................................................................... 799 

New CasUe, Craig County ....................................... 1886 

New River .................................................................. 568, 1109 

Nick's Creek region, Smyth County ................ 1577 

Norfolk and Western Railroad Company ... .1590, 

1592 

Oriskany ores ......................................................... 416, 635, 

697,964,1028,1112,1234,1753,1886,1887, 

2546. 

Page Valley ....................................................................... 1957 

Potsdam formation ......................................................... 441 

Purgatory property, Botetourt County ............ 415 

Rich Hill, near Martin's Station ........................ 614 

Richmond and Allegheny Railroad ....................... 416 

R:ch Patch ...................................................... 413, 448, 1887 

Roanoke River district ............................................... 732 

Roaring Run property, Botetourt and Allegheny Counties, ......................... · ........................ .1095 

Rockbridge County .............................. 1591, 1883,2075 

Rocky Mount section, Franklm County ...... 1817, 

1885 

Scott County .......................................................................... 688 

Shenandoah Iron, Lumber, Mining & Manufacturing Company ........................................... .l130 

Shenandoah Iron Works, Page County .............. 248 

Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company ............ 1592 

Silurian brown hematite ............................................ l578 

Smyth Cour~ty ..... : .................................................. 1577, 1578 

southwestern .......................................................... 251,1594 

Staley's Creek, Smyth County ............................. 1577 

Stewart's Knob, Patrick County .......................... 1817 

titaniferous magnetite .............................. , .................. 1287 

Upper Cumberland Valley ....................................... 1594 

Valley of Virginia ............................................................ 44i 

Virginia and Tennessee Coal and Iron 

Company property, Wise County .............. 633 

Wise County ................................................................. 633, 688· 

w 

Washington, general ..................................... , ........... 701, 864, 

1224, 2162, 2163, 2527' 2679 

Baker Bay ............................................................................ .1044 

black sands ........................................................................ 1866 

Blewett deposit, Chelan County ............... 295,297, 

1440,1576 

Buckhorn deposits, Myers Creek district, 

Okanogan County .................................... 296,2689 

Chelan County ........................................................ 295,297, 

1440, 1444,1576,2205,2676,2677,2687 

Cle Elum, Chelan and Kittitas Counties ....... 297, 

1444, 1576,2205,2676,2677,2687 

Columbia River magnetite sands, Pa.c.ific 

County ......................................................................... 1284 

Goodman Creek ............................................................... 1044 

Grays Harbor County .................................... .1041, 1042 

Hamilton, Skagit County .............................. 2676, 2678 

Kittitas County .................................................... 297, 1444, 

1576,2205,2676,2677,2687 

Lewis CountY ........................................................ 1041, 1042 

magnetite ................................................................... 298,2184 

nickel-iron deposits ........................................ 1440, 1444 

Okanogan County .......................... 296, 298, 2676,2689 

Pacific County .................................................... 1041,1284 

Snohomish County .................................................. 294, 426 

Squaw Creek district... .............................................. 2187 

Stevens County ................................................................... 298 

Washington-Continued Index no. 

Sultan Basin, Snohomish County ........................... 426 

Thurston County .......................................................... , .. 1042 

Wenatchee-Ellensburg-Yakima region ............. 863 

West'Indies ............................. 517, 701,713,868,869,2720 

Greater Antilles ............................................................... 1675 

West Virginia, general .............................................. 69, 911, 

1679, 1805, 2053, 2054 

Barbour County ................................................................... 542 

Berkeley County ................................................................ 912 

black band iron ore ....................................................... 2160 

Charleston, near David's Creek.: ...................... 2160 

Devonian system ............................................................ 2641 

Franklin quadrangle ....................................................... 576 

Glenmore iron estate, Greenbrier County .. -1851 

Grant CountY ..................................................................... 2013 

Great Kanawha ................................................................ 2157 

Greenbrier County ........................................... .l851, 1953 

Hampshire County ......................................................... 2382 

Hardy County .................................................................... .-2382 

iron map ................................................................................ 2557 

Jefferson County ............................................................... 912 

Kenova quadrangle .......................................... 1921, 1924 Mercer County ................................................................. 2014 

Mineral County ................................................................. 2013 

Monroe County ................................................................. 2014 

Morgan County .................................................................... 912 

Ordovician system ....................................................... 2642 

Pocahontas County ........................................................ 1952 

Silurian system ... : ......................... : .................................. 2640 

southwestern ...................................................................... 2011 

Summers County ............................................................. 2014 

Wisconsin, general ...................................................... 32, 575, 

701,713, 1195, 1199, 1679 

Ashland County ................................................................ 1133 

Ashland mine, Gogebic range ................................ 209 

Aurora mine, Gogebic range .................................. 209 

Baraboo range, Sauk County .................. 1091, 2056, 

2539, 2540, 2617 

Barron County .................................................................. 1133 

Bayfield County ................................................................ 1133 

brown iron ore ..................................................................... 27 

Chippewa County ................ , .............................................. 1133 

Clinton iron ore .......................................... 333, 446, 2377 

Colley mine, Gogebic range .................................... 209 

Dodge County ..................................................................... 1907 

eastern ........................................................................ 333,2100 Forest County .................................................................. 1133 

Gogcbic range ..................................................... 19, 92, 93, 

209, 1134, 1135, 1471, 2072, 2685 

Huronian ............................................................................... 1865 

Keweenawan ....................................................................... 1865 

Keweenawan lavas, magnetite, hematite, 

ilmenite ....................................................................... 529 

LakeSuperiorregion. See LakeSuperior. 

Marquette region ................................. 1168, 1677, 2072 

Mayville iron ore ............................................................ 1017 

Menominee region, Oconto County ...... 291, 1161, 

1677,2072, 2647 

Mississippi region ........................................................ 2300 

Montreal mine ................................................................. 2105 

Norris mine, Gogebic range ............... , ................... 209 

northern ............................................................ 32, 1137,1974 

Oconto County ...................................................... 291, 1161, 

1677. 2072, 2646, 2647 

Oneida County ................................................................... 1133 

Penokee-Gogebic series .......................................... 2462 

Penokee range .......................... l198,1200,1201, 1452 

Price County ...................................................................... 1133 

Rusk County ....................................................................... l133 

Sawyer County ................................................................... l133 

Spring Valley ........................................................................ 27 

Tyler and Copps formations, Gogebic 

range ............................................................................... 93 

Washburn County ................................................... ." ......... 1133 

Washington County ......................................................... 1907 

World reserves ............................................................. 595,701, 

1479,1640,1679,2417,2422,2503,2562 
358 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Index no. 

World resources ................................................................. 5, 197, 

211, 225, 226, 228, 276, 517,701,713,904, 

906,908,977,993, 1407, 148\:1, 1679, 2416, 

2417, 2423, 2424, 2472, 2718. 

Wyoming, general ...................................................... .176, 701, 

713, 767, 1679, 1750, 2027 

Albany County ················································-·········97, 110, 621, 722, 804, 805,1086,1548,1787,1930, 

2187 

Carbon County.................... . ..... 722, 1562,1563 

Good Fortune mine, Platte County ..................... 806 

Hartville ran<je, Platte County .................. 109, 449, 

807, 1563, 2227 

Iron Mountain deposits, Albany County ........... 97, 

110, 722,804, 2187 

Laramie range,· Albany County ............. 621, 1548, 

1787,1930 

Platte County..... . .............................. 109, 449, 

806,807, 1563,2227 

Wyoming-Continued Index no. 

Rawlins deposit, Carbon CountY ........................ 1562 

Seminoe deposit, Carbon County ........................ 722, 

1562,1563 

Shanton deposit, Albany County ......................... 805, 

1086,2187 

Shirley deposit, Carbon County .......................... .1562 

Sunrise Mountain ................................. 2029, 2455,2456 

titaniferous magnetite ....................................... 97, 110, 

621, 622, 804, 805,1086,1287,1787,1930, 

2187. 

y 

Yugoslavia, generaL ............................................... 228, 713, 

810,1066,1187,1679,2417 

~:~~ar.~-~~-~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·s-17;· ~~~~ 

~:::i:~~~~~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·5"17; ~6~ 
AUTHOR INDEX 

A Index no. 

Index no, Bacon, L. 0 ..................................................................... 99, 1229 

Abad, L. F ................................................................................ 1, 2 Bacon, W. R ................................................................................ 100 

Abbott, C. E .................................................................................... 3 Baievsky, Boris ........................................................................ 101 

Adams, F. D .............................................................................. 4-6 Bain, H. F .................................................................................... 102 

Adams, F. S ................................................................................... 7 Baird, D. M ................................................................... 103, :::!225 

Adams, G. I ................................................................................... 8 Baker, C. L ................................................................................. 104 

Adamson, W. M ....................................................................... 454 Baker, M. B ..................................................................... 105-107 

A dan de Yarza, Ramon ............................................................ 9 Ball, E. J ...................................................................................... 292 

Adler, J. L .................................................................................... 10 Ball, L. C .................................................................................... 108 

Agard, J .......................................................................................... 11 Ball, S. H .......................................................................... 10\:l-111 

Agrawal, S. K .............................................................................. 12 Ball, S. M .................................................................................... 112 

Agthe, F. T ................................................................................... 13 Ballard, T. J ............................................................. 1347 -1348 

Aichino, G ................................................................................ 1641 Ballinger, H. J .............................................................. 113-665 

Ainberg, L .................................................................................... 14 

Akerman, R ................................................................................... 15 

Alcock, F. J .................................................................................. 16 

Balsley, J. R ............................................................... 114-126, 

' 675, 1010-1012, 1014, 2543 Balzola, Jose ............................................................................... 127 

Aldinger, Hermann .................................................................... 17 Bandel, Werner ......................................................................... 128 

Aldrich, H. R .......................................................... 18, 19, 1865 Bandy, M. C .............................................................................. 129 

Alexeevski, P. J ....................................................................... 20 Bannan, B .................................................................................... 568 

Allan, J. A ............................................................................ 21-23 Bannerman, H. M .......................................................... 130, 131 

Allen, E. T ............................................................................. 24-25 Bannister, F. A. .......................................................................... 55 

Allen, R. C ............................................................................. 26-32 Bardill, J. D .................................................................... 132-134 

Allen, R. M., Jr ....................................................................... 33 Barlow, A. E ................................................................................... 6 

Alling, H. L ............................................................ 34-37, 1293 

Allison, I. S .................................................................................. 39 

Barnes, V. E .................................................................. 135, 136 

Barrett, E. P .................................................................. 137, 138 

Allsman, P. T ............................................................................ 39 Barrett, L. P ............................................................................... 32 

Alm, M. R ............................................................................... 2498 Bartley, M. W .................................... 139-142, 2036, 2037 

Almeida Fernandez, J. M. de ......................................... 40 Bartling, Richard .................................................................... 143 

Alvarado, Benjamin .......................................................... 41-43 Bartz, Joachim ........................................................................... 144 

Alzola, P. de ................................................................................ 44 Bassi, H. G. L ......................................................................... 145 

American Institute of Mining and Metal- Bateman, A. M .............................................................. 146-148 

lurgical Engineers ................................................. 45 Bateman, H. B .................................................... : ..................... 842 

Amsel, H ......................................................................................... 46 Bateman, J. D .......................................................................... 149 

Ancion, C ................................................................................ 47,48 Bath, G. D ................................................................................... 150 

Andal, Gregorio .......................................................................... 49 Batov, N. A .................................................................................. 151 

Anderson, A. L ................................................................... 50-52 Baudet, J ...................................................................................... 152 

Anderson, F. G ..................................................................... 1233 Bauerman, H .................................................................... 153, 154 

Anderson, S. A ........................................................................... 53 ·Baumberger, E ........................................................................ 155 

~~~~~~, A~aib~·;t~ .. d~·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~.~~--~-~5~~~~ Baumgaertel, B ....................................................................... 156 

Bayard .............................................................................................. 157 

Andreas, B. M ............................................................................ 59 Bayley, W. S .................................................................. 158-169, 

Andrews, E. B ............................................................................ 60 488,489, 577, 2466-2468 Andrews, T. G .................................................................. 61, 356 Bazhenov, I. K ................................................................ 170, 171 

Angel, Franz .......................................................................... 62, 63 Beach, J. 0 ................................................................................ 573 

Angelelli, Victoria ............................................................. 64, 65 Bean, E. F .............................................................................. 1865 

Angot, Pierre ................................................................... 199, 200 Beavan, A. P ......................................................................... 1017 Anikeev, N ........................................................................................ 66 Beck, A. C ................. : ............................................................... 172 

Anson, C. M .................................................................................... 67 Beck, R .......................................................................................... 173 

Ansted, D. T .......................................................................... 68, 69 Becker, Hans .............................................................................. 174 

Appleby, W. R ...................................................................... 70, 71 ·Beckwith, L F ......................................................................... 175 Araujo, Carlos de ........................................................................ 72 Beeler, H. C ............................................................................... 176 Archibald, R. S ........................................................................... 73 Arend, J. P ........................................................................... 74-78 Armes, Ethel ................................................................................ 79 

Armstrong, H. S .................................................................. 1736 

Armstrong, J. E .................................................. 80,81,1451 

Asano, Goro ........................................................................... 82-85 

Ashburner, C. A ............................................................. 86, 613 

Ashley, G. H ........................................................................ 87,88 

Attaya, J. s ..................... : .............................................................. 89 

Attia, M. I ................................................................. 90, 91, 1547 

Atwater, G. I ......................................................................... 92, 93 

Aurand, H. A ................................................................................. 94 

Averill, C. V ................................................................................. 95 

Ayres, V. L ..................................................................... 96, 2226 

Behre, C. H ................................................................................ 177 

Behrend, Fritz ............................................................................ 178 

Bell, I. L ..................................................................................... 179 

Bell, J. J ...................................................................................... 180 

Bellido, J. E .............................................................................. 753 Bellinger, J ................................................................................. 181 

Belorusov, V. V ................................................................... .1366 

Benecke, E. W ......................................................................... 182 

Bengston, R. J .......................................................................... 183 

Benitez, Alberto Terrones ................................................. 184 

Benito, Fernando .................................................................... 1890 Benjovsky, T. D ....................................................................... 185 

Benton, E. R .............................................................................. 186 

Berg, Georg ....................................................................... 187 -189 

B 

Back, A. E ...................................................................................... 97 

~~cklund, H. G ............................................................................ 98 

Bergounious, F. M : ............................................................... 190 

. ~=~~~~~s~. ~ ~ ... :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::: .. ~~~i~~~ Berry, L. G ............................................................................... 191 B~rz, K. C .............................. ~ ................................................... 192 

359 
360 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Index no. Betier, G .................................................................................. 193 

Bevan, A. C ........................................... 194 

Beyer, S. W ................................................................................. 195 

Index no. 

Brown, D. I ................................................................................ 303 

Brown, E. L ............................................................................... 304 

Brown, G. F .............................................................................. 305 

Beyschlag, F ..................................................................... 196, 197 

Bialkow~kl, A ........................................................................... 198 

Bichelon:1e, Jean ............................................................ 199, 200 

Bilgrami, S. A ........................................................................ 2336 

~~~:: ~.k~~.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~g~ Billingsley, Paul .................................................................... .1294 

Binyon, Eugene ......................................................................... 203 

Birkinbine, John ............................................................. 204-211 

Birkinbine, J. L. W ............................................................. 212 

Bishop, 0. M .............................................................................. 213 

Bitzer, E. C ................................................................................ 214 

Blass, J ........................................................................................... 215 

Brown, J. C ................................................................................ 306 

!~E~:: wf·: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:·::::::·::::::::::·:::·:·:::::::::::::·:·:::::::::: ~gi Brownell, G. M ........................................................................ 310 

Bruce, E. L ............................................................................... 311 

Bruhns, W ...................................................................................... 312 

Brunton, Stopford ..................................................................... 313 

Buck, W. K .................................................................................. 314 

Buddington, A. F .......................................................... 315-321 

Bugge, J. A. W ............................................................... 322, 323 

Bulmer, G. H ............................................................................. 324 

Buranek, A. M ................................................................. 550, 551 

Black, R. F .............................................................................. 2458 

Blair, C. S .................................................................................. 216 Burbank, Wilbur .................................................... , .................... 766 

Burchard, E. F ................................................. 325-358, 2690 

Blake, W. P ··································································-· 217-220 Blakemore, William ................................................... : .......... 221 

Burgess, R, J ........................................................................... 359 

Burrall, William ....................................................................... 360 

Blanchard, Roland .................................................................. 222 

Blanchet, A ................................................................................ 223 

Bleloch, W. E ............................................................................ 224 

Blondel, Fernand ........................................................... 225-228 

~urton, S. E ............................................................................... .361 

Butler, A. P., Jr ..................................................... 362, 1788 

Buller, G. M .............................................................................. 363 

Butler, J. W., Jr ................................................................... 364 

Boalich, E. S .. -......................................................................... 229 Butts, Charles ....................................................... 357,365-374 Bodifee ........................................................................ : .................... 230 

Boeckh, H ............. -...................................................................... 231 Byers, Virginia .......................................................................... 445 

Boericke, W. F ......................................................................... 232 c 

Boesch, H. H .............................................................................. 233 

Boese, E ....................................................................................... 2489 

Bolton, L. L .............................................................................. 153b 

Bondarev, K. N ...................................................................... 234 

Bonham, H. D .............................. -........................................... 454 

Cadman, J .......................................................................... 375, 376 

g~~~~e~u~f!~;:;;;-~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·.::::::::::::·37a·~~~i Caldwell, W. B ............................................................. 382, 383 

Bonham, W. M ............................................................... 235-237 

Booth, J. C .................................................................................. 238 

Caley, J. F .................................................................................. 384 

Calhoun, W. A .......................................................................... 385 

~~~~~tr~z'n,ML~···ii·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~~~~ California Division of Mines ................................. 386-388 

California State Mineralogist .............................. 389-407 

Born, K. E ................................................................................... 240 Callahan, W. H ........................................................... ~08, 1786 

Bose, P. N .................................................................................... 241 Callen, A. C ............................................................................ 2279 

Botsford, G. B ........................................................................ 242 Calvin, Samuel ........................................................................... 409 

Bouldovsky, A. K ..................................................................... 243 Cameron, A. E ................................................................... 22, 23 

Bourret, Weston ........................................................................ 244 Cameron, J. M ................................................ : ......................... 410 Boutwell, J. M .......................................................................... 245 Campbell, D. F ......................................................................... 411 

Bower, A. S ................................................................................ 246 Campbell, J. L ............................................................. 412-416 

Bowles, E. 0 ............................................................... :··············-247 Campbell, Tom .......................................................................... 417 

Bowles, Oliver ....................................................................... 2472 Camsell, Charles ...................................................................... 418 

Bowron, W. M ................................................................. 248-250 Canadian Institute of Mining and MetalBoyd, C. R .................................................. 251-254 lurgy .............................................................................. 419 

Boyle, R. S .......... . ........................................................... 255 Canaval, R ................................................................................... 420 

Boyum, B. H ... . ................................................................. 256 

Bracewell, Smith ..................................................................... 257 g~~~:·d: M~ct~i~;~·; .. ·A:~t~ .. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: !~t Bradt, H. H ......................................................... 1804 Cannon, H. L ............................................................................. 766 Brainerd, A. F .............................................................. 258-260 Cantley, Thomas ....................................................................... 423 

Brandy, M. C ........................................................................... 928 Capacci, Celso ........................................................................... 424 

Braner, Wilhelm ....................................................................... 261 Capistrano, P. M .................................................................. 425 

B:canner, G. C ............................................................... 262, 263 Carithers, L. W ...................................................................... 426 

Brant, A. A ................................................................................. 264 Carlson, Lucile ........................................................................ 427 

Brauns, R ..................................................................................... 265 Carlyle, E. J .............................................................................. 428 

Breddin, Hans ............................................................................ 266 Carman, J. S .............................................................................. 429 

Brewer, W. M ................................................................. 267-271 Carney, Frank ............................................................................ 430 

Bridenstine, I. J .................................................................... 1825 Carpenter, J. A ....................................................................... 431 

Brightman, G. F ..................................................................... 272 Carr, M. S ..................................................................... 432, 433, 

Brinsmade, R. B .......................................................... 273-275 674, 1323, 2063 

British Iron and Steel Federation ............................... 276 Carstens; C. W ....................................................................... 434 

Britton, J. B ............................................................................ 277 

Broadhead, G. C ......................................................... 278, 279 g:_:~j~. Y/~~~:. ... : .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::· !~~ Brockamp, Bernhard ............................................................. 280 Castano, J. R ............................................................................ 437 

Broderick, T. M .......................... . .......... 111, 281-287, Castleman, J. W ...................................................................... 438 

921,922 Castro Leandro, G. de ........................................................ 439 

Brooks, A. H ........................................................................... 288 Cater, Fred ................................................................................... 445 

Brooks, T. B ................................................................... 289-291 Catlett, Charl~s ............................................................ 440-442 Brough, B. H ............................................................................ 292 

Broughton, H. J ....................................................................... 293 

Broughton, J. G .................................................................... 1002 

Broughton, W. A ........................................................ 294-298 

Brown, Andrew.. . ............................... 299, 300 

Cavallier, C ............................................................................... 443 

Cayeux, L ....................................................................................... 444 

Chabot, L. S., Jr ....................................................................... 73 

Chace, F. M ............................................................................. 445 

Chadwick, L. c ........................................................................ 293 

;~~:~: ~: ~ ············ ~~~~~~::::~~::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~g~ Chamberlin, T. C .................................................................. 446 

Chambers, R. E ...................................................................... 447 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 361 

Index no. 

Chindgren, C. J ......................................................................... 97 

g~~~~. ~~~~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: !i~ Chukhrov, F. V ....................................................................... 474 

Chute,· N. E ................................................................................ 475 

Cirkel, Fritz, .................................................................... 476-:478 

Clabaugh, S. E ........................................................................... 645 

Clapp, C. H ............................................................. , ....... 479,480 

g:k, E~~r{::~-~-::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :~~ Clark, L. D .................................................................... 483, 1214 

g~:~l: J~ ; .. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::·:::·:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: !~! 

~~~~~~:~;~~::.~~:~:=~~;=-~:-:~~~:::~0;~! 

Cole, 

i~~-~!-~-~I~!~~~=~]~~~}~l~l!! G. E ..................................................................................... 497 

g~~~s~;~:~J?.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~:~:~~g~!~~! Colony, R. J .................................................................... 513, 514 

Comstock, T. B ........................................................... 515, 516 

Congres Geologique International ................................. 517 

Conley, J. E ........................................................................ 1613 

Connolly, J. P ........................................................................... 518 

g~~~~, ~~. ~.:::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~~:!~~. 

~E§)) ~=:~~~===~~=~~=:~~:~~~~;~~-~i_i~I~;m g~~~~.· :· --~---·::·.::::::::::::::::::::::: ... :::::::::::::::::::::::.::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~ 

Cox, 

~~~~~I:~~~·~j~=:;;=~~~-~l~;-~~~1! E. T ...................................................................................... 542 

Cox, J. S ...................................................................................... 543 

Cozzens, Issachar .................................................................. 544 

Crago, W. H ............................................................................. 2038 

Craig, L. C ............................................................................. 1341 

Crane, G. W ............................................................................. 545 

Crane, W. Fl ..................................................................... 546-548 

Crawford, A. L ............................................................ 549-552 

Crawford, R. D ............................................................. 553, 554 

Croce, R ...................................................................................... 2034 

g~~~~:~· t· GE :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1~~~ Crook, T ....................................................................................... 555 

Crookshank, H .......................................................................... 556 

del Solar B., Carlos ................................................... 596, 597 

del Valle de Lersundi, A ............................................... 598 

~~~g~ :~1;~;~;-··A:· .. :r:;·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~g de Moraes, L. J .................................................................... 600 

~~~~~:· c ~.: ... ~ ... :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .. ~~-~---~~! Derbikov, I. B .......................................................................... 604 

g:r;;:fr~; !1tc;~5c;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~~~-:. ~~~ DeSollar, T. C .......................................................................... 607 

Destombes, J ................................................................................. 11 

DeVaney, F. ·D .......................................................................... 608 

Devereux, W. B ....................................................................... 609 

Deverin, Louis ................................................................ 610, 611 

DeVilliers, J. E ...................................................................... 612 

Dewees, J. H ............................................................................. 613 

Dewey, F. P .................................................................... 614, 615 

De Wijkerslooth, P ...................................................... 616, 617 

De Ysassi, Victor .................................................................. :.618 

Dias de Carvalho, Adalberto ....................................... 1634 

Dick, L. E ................................................................................... 929 

Dickey, R. M .............................................................................. 619 

Dieqnan, C. F ........................................................................... 620 

Diemer, R. A ............................................................................ 621 

Dietz, C. S ................................................................................... 622 

Diller, J. S ........................................................................ 623-625 

D'Invilliers, E. V ...................................................... 626-633, 

1508, 1593, 1594 

Dixie, R. J. M ........................................................................... 53 

Dixon, E. E. L ......................................................................... 634 

Doak, S. E : ................................................................................... 635 

Dobrokhotov, M. N ..................................................... 636, 637 

Doctorovitch-Grebnitski,' S. A ...................................... 638 

~~~~: ~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~.i~~ Dorr, J. V. N., 2d ........................................ 600-641, 1821 

Dougherty, E. Y ......................................................... 642, 2689 

Douglas, G. V ............................................................... 643,644 

Dow, D. H ................................................................................... 645 

Drake, N. F' ............................................................................... 646 

Dreyer, R. M .......................................................................... 647 

Drolet, Jean-Paul ................................................................... 648 
362 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Index no. 

g:~. ~- .~ .. :~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~~ Dulieux, Emile ................................................................. 651-654 

Dumble, E. T ................................................................. 655-657 

=~: ~- ... ~ .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::659':6~~: ~~~ 

~~~~~~~~~d;ll·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~i Durrell, W. H ........................................................................... 667 

Dutton, C. E ....................................................... 432, 668-675, 

1212, 1441-1443, 2116 

Duval, A .......................................................................................... 676 

Dyer, W. S ································'········································· ....... 677 

Dynan, J. L .................................................................................. 13 

E 

~~~: ~~c~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~~~~~! 

Economic 

~ratt~~:=:= Commission ~~=~~= for ~~~= Asia ~ =~ and ~~~.:~:~~;~~~!!~ the Far East ............................................................. 705 

Eddingfield, F. T ................................................................... 977 

Eddy, E. B .................................................................................... 706 

Edwards, A. B ............................................................... 421, 707 

Edwards, T ................................................................................ 708 

Efremov, N. E ....................................................................... 709 

Egenhoff, E. L ......................................................................... 710 

Eglesto:1, Thomas .................................................................... 711 

Ehrenberg, H .......................................................................... 1989 

Ehrenfeld, Frederick ............................................................ 301 

Ehrmann, F ................................................................................ 712 

Einecke, Gustav ......................................................................... 713 

Ellis, David .................................................................................. 714 

Ells, R. W ................................................................................... 715 

Elter, E. H ................................................................................. 716 

Emmens, N. W ......................................................................... 717 

Emmons, Ebenezer ................................................................ 718 

Emmons, R. C ......................................................................... 719 

Emmons, W. H ............................................................... 720-723 

~~f!~~~~· L~ P··::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·7.25, i~~ Epprecht, W ................................................................................ 727 

Erb, Ludwig .................................................................................. 728 

Erickson, A. W ........................................................................ 729 

~~~~~::u~~~~.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:.:~.~.i~~ Esteve Torres, Adrian ......................................... 2385, 2386 

Eszto, P : ........................................................................................ 733 

Evans, A. M ..................................................................... 734, 735 

Evans, J. W ................................................................................ 736 

Evans, W. D ...................................................................... 737,738 

Evrard, Pierre ........................................................................... 739 

Eyssautier, L .......... . ............................................ 740 

F 

Fabian, Rudolf................... . ........... 741 

~~l~:~:£~==~=;=~=: ;~;~~:~:~~~m Federal Trade Commission ............................................. 748 

If~~ :;i~.~i~=~:f:~(=---~-==:;_;~JI~ill !~!~~ ,K~~ : .. :::::::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::·:::::::::::·:·::::::::: .. ::.:.;.;~i Finucane, K, J ........................................... . .......... 761, 762 

Fircks, F ....................................................................................... 763 

Index no. 

Fischer, Georg ......................................................................... 764 

Fischer, R. P ................................................................ 765-767 

Fitzhugh, E. F., Jr ............................................................. 768 

Fitzsimmons, P. J .......... , ......................................... 880-882 

Fix, G. F ....................................................................................... 769 

Fleming, C. A ............................................................... 770,771 

Fleming, H. S .......................................................................... 772 

Flint, D. E ................................................................................ 1323 

~~i: ~: iff·:. ... =.~··:::::::::::::::.~::: ... ·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-.-.-................... :·.· .. ~~~~ Flores, Teodoro ............................................................ 774-776 

Fluhr, R ........................................................................................ 777 

Flynn, A. E ............................................................................... 778 

Foerste, A. F ........................................................................... 779 

~~;~:~~. ~~~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·7'iii~'785;· ~~~ Fordham, W. H ........................................................................ 786 

Foshag, W. F ............................................................................. 787 

Foslie, Steinar ............................................................................ 788 

!~~=~inEtha~>~::::i:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~~~.~~!~ Fountain, H. C ....................................................................... 2271 

Fowler-Lunn, Katherine .................................................... 792 

fi~Jiii.-~;lil~lii:i::~:i;l! Friz, W .... -.................................................................................... 811 

~~~.ini{. ~e~~~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~i~ 

~~:c;n~ ~ .8 .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~i~ 

G 

1:~~~~~1)l~::::~:::::::::;:::~:;:::ll 

f~1r~:~-::;;~;;:_=:.=:-::;~;=~!;-r~::~i Gella, Norbert .......................................................................... 842 

Gesner, William ...................................................................... 843 

Getz, A. J ................................................................................... 844 

Getz, J. H ................................................................................. 1229 

Gibson, A. M ............................................................................ 845 

Gibson, C. G ............................................................................ 2177 

Gibson, Russell ......................................................................... 554 

Gigniac, A .................................................................................... 846 

Gilbert, Geoffrey ............................................................ 847, 848 

Gilbert, J. E .............................................................................. 849 

Gildersleeve, Benjamin ...................................................... 372 

GUl, J. E ... . ............................................... 850, 851 

Gill, W ........................................ . .. 852 

Gillette, Tracy......... . ..... 853, 854 

Gillies, D. B .......................................... . ........................ 855 

Gillson, J. L . . ............... 856 

Gilpin, Edwin . . ................................... 857 -8GO 

Girard, H ............ . ................................................... 1600 

Gisolf, W. F ............. . .......... 861 

Glenn, William......................................... . ............. 862 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 363 

Index no, 

Glover, S. L .................................................................... 863, 864 

Goar, I ............................................................................................. 865 

Goddard, E. N ............................................ · ................ 866, 867 

~~~~~z ie~~;···;r~~;;;~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .. :.~~.~. ~~~~~~~ Gooch, E. 0 ............................................................................... 873 

Good, S. E .................................................................................... 874 

Goodchild, J. G ....................................................................... 875 

Goodchild, J. H ............................................................. 876-878 

Goodman, R. J ········································-·······-······················ 879 

Goodspeed, G. E ........................................................... 880-883 

Goodwin, W. L .......................................................................... 884 

Goodwin, W. M .............................................................. 885, 886 

Gordon, C. H .................................................................. 887, 888 

Gordon, Mackenzie, Jr .................................................... 1368 

Gettis, Ch ... -............................................................................... 889 

Gould, C. N ........................................................................ 890, 891 

Graeber, C. K ............................................................................ 892 

Graff, W. W ................................................................................. 893 

Grainger, G. W ........................................................................ 793 

Granbery, J. H ......................................................................... 894 

Granigg, Bartel ......................................................................... 895 

Grant, U. S ....................................................................... 896-900 

Grantham, R. M ....................................................................... 901 

Grasselly, Gyula .................................................................... l357 

Gratacap, L. P ......................................................................... 902 

Graton, L. C ............................................................................ 1537 

Graves, H. G ............................................................................. 292 

Grawe, 0. R ............................................................................... 903 

Great Britain Board of Trade ......................................... 904 

Great Britain Ordnance Survey Office .................... 905 

Greene, J. D .............................................................................. 906 

Gregory, H. E ........................................................................ 2022 

Gregory, J. W ............................................................... 907,908 

Gregory, Winifred ........................................................ 909, 910 

Grimsley, G. P ............................................................. 911, 912 

Grondijs, H. F .......................................................................... 913 

Grosh, w. A ................................................................. 914, 1736 

Grout, F. F ........................................................... 723, 915-922 

Gruner, J. W .................................................................. 923-936 

Guard, A. K · ................................................................................. 426 

Guardiola, Ricardo ................................................................. 937 

Guild, F. N ................................................................................... 938 

Guild, P. W ....................................................................... 600, 939 

Guimaraes dos Santos, J. L ................................ 940-943 

Gunning, H. C ............................................................................. 944 

Gutsell, B. V .............................................................................. 945 

Gysin, Marcel .............................................................................. 946 

H 

Haberfelner, Erich··································································947 

~~~;· J:-s~e:.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~ Haqe, c. 0 .................................................................................... 950 

~~.e~. AL ~ ... :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~6~~ 

~~.· r ~ .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::95·2~·~~~ Hall, James ........................................................................ 954, 955 

Hallimond, A. F .................................................... 53, 956-958 

Hamilton, J .................................................................................. 959 

Hammond, H. 0 .................................................................... 1684 

Hanna, G. B ............................................................................. 1308 

Hansell, N. V ......................................................................... 1800 

Harbert, E .................................................................................... 960 

Harcourt, G. A .......................................................................... 961 

Harden, J. W ............................................................................. 962 

Harder, E. C ........................... 333, 963-980, 1491, 1492 

Harder, Hermann ..................................................................... 981 

Harding, W. D ............................................................... 982,983 

Hardman, J. E ......................................................................... 984 

Harper, R. M ............................................................................ 985 

Harrington, B. J .......................................................... 986, 987 

Harrington, Horace ................................................................. 988 

Harrington, J. F ...................................................................... 989 

Harris, C. M .............................................................................. 990 

Harris, H. G ............................................................................... 991 

Index no. 

Harrison, Clark ......................................................................... 992 

Harrison, H. S .......................................................................... 993 

Harrison, J. M ............................................................. 994, 995 

Hart, Charles .................................................................... 996, 997 

Harte, C. R ................................................................................ 998 

Hartley, Edward ........................................................................ 999 

Hartley, W. N ·········································-·····························1000 

Hartmann, Eduard ................................................................. 1001 

Hartnagel, C. A ........................................................ 1002, 1801 

Hasebrink, A ............................................................................ 1003 

Haseltine, R. H ···················································-·················1004 

Hatcher, Harlan ...................................................................... 1005 

Hatzfeld, C ................................................................................ 1006 

Haughton, S. H ........... ~ ......................................................... 1007 

Haven, W. A ...................................................................... ~ ... 1008 

Hawkes, H. E ............................................................. 1009-1014 

Hawley, J. E ·······························································1015-1017 

Haworth, Erasmus ............................................................... 2625 

Hayes, A. 0 ................................................................ 1018-1023 

Hayes, C. W .................................................•............. 1024-1032 

Hayes, J. J ............................................................................... 1033 

Hazenbush, G. C ................................................................... 2650 

Head, A. P ............................................................................... 1034 

Head, R. E ............................................................................... 1035 

Heck, E. T ............................................................................... 1953 

Hedley, Edward··································································-·· 1036 

Heim, Arnold··········································································· 1037 

Heindl, R. A ............................................................................ 1613 

Hemingway, J. E .......................................................... 53, 1995 

Henderson, ~. R ............................ 1038-1059, 1665-1670 

~:~:~s~P~ ... ~: ... ~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::··iO"eo;r6~~ Henrotin, L .............................................................................. 1063 

Henry, E. C ............................................................................. 1064 

Herkenhoff, E. C ................................................................ 1065 

Herman, Felix ........................................................................ 1066 

Herndon, J. H ....................................................................... 1067 

Hersam, E. A ........................................................................ 1068 

Hershey, H. G ··························································-··········· 1069 

Hershey, 0. H .......................................................... 1070, 1071 

Heurteau, C. E ...................................................................... 1072 

Hewett, D. F ............................................................... 1073, 1074 

Hewett, G. C ································-··········································1075 

Hewitt, D. F ··············-··························································-1076 

Hewitt, G. W .......................................................................... 1077 

Heyl, A. V ................................................................................. 1078 

Hickok, w. C ............................................................ 1079-1082 

Hicks, H. S .............................................................................. 1083 

Higasinaka, Hideo ................................................................. 1084 

Higgins, Edwin ....................................................................... 1085 

Hild, J. H ................................................................................. 1086 

Hill, J. M .................................................................................. 1087 

Hill, M. E · ............................................... 118-125, 1051,.1060 

Hill, R. T ....................................................................... 1088, 1089 

Hille, F ........................................................................... 1090-1093 

Hind, H. Y ................................................................................. 1094 

Hinsdale, W. R ...................................................................... :1095 

Hitchcock, C. H .................................................................... 1096 

Hitchcock, Edward ............................................................... 1097 

Hjelmqvist, Sven ................................................................... 1098 

Hobbs, W. H ............................................................................ 1099 

Hockey, F. R ........................................................................... 1100 

Hodge, E. T ............................................................................. 1101 

Hoenes, D ................................................................................... 1102 

Hofer, H ....................................................................... -............. 1103 

Hoffet, J H ................................................................ 1104-1106 

Hoffmann,. L ............................................................................... 1107 

Hogg, Nelson .............................................................................. 1108 

Holden, R. J .................................................. 1109-1112, 2533 

Holland, T. H ........................................................................... 1113 

Holley, A. L .............................................................. 1114-1116 

Hollingworth, S. E ................................................. 1117-1120 

Holmberg, C. J ..................................................................... 1121 

~~i:~~:cr~.cL~~~d"·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .. ~.~~·~·~· ~~~~ Holt, S. P ................................................................................. 1123 

Honeyman, David ...................................................... 1124-1126 

Hopkins, T. C ............................................................ 1127, 1128 
364 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RE&>URCES 

Index no. 

Hornor, A. P., Jr ............................................................... 1129 

Hostetter, J. C ....................................................................... 2236 

Hotchkiss, Jedekiah ................................................ 1130,-1132 

Hotchkiss, W. 0 ....................................................... 1133-1138 

~~~~ll~: J ~ v:··:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~.~-==~--=-=~.:.~.~-~-~~: i i;~ Hsieh, C. Y ........................ 1146, 1147,1148,1149,1150 

Hsiung, Y. H ............................................................................ 2510 

Hsu, K. C .................................................................................. 1265 Huang, Y ..................................................................................... 1151 

Hubbard, Bela ............................................................................ 757 

Hubbard, G. D ........................................................................ 1152 

Hubbard, H. G ....................................................................... 1153 Hubbell, A. H ......................................................................... 1154 

Hub.scher, Jakob .................................................................... 1155 

Huddle, J. W ........................................................................... 1156 

Hugi, Emil ................................................................................... 1157 

Hugues, J. B ........................................................................... 1158 

Hulsen, F. C ........................................................................... 1159 

Hulst, N. P ................................................................... 1160, 1161 Hummel, K ................................................................................ 1162 

Hundt, Rudolf ............................................................................. 1163 

Hunt, T. S .................................................................... 1164-1171 Hunter, C. E ........................................................... · .................. 704 

Huntington, J. H .................................................................... 1172 

Hurd, Rukard ............................................................................ 1173 

Hurst, M. E ............................................................... ."1174-1176 Huseman, G. W ..................................................................... 1177 

.Hutchison, L. L ...................................................................... 891 

Huttenlocher, H. F ............................................................. 1178 

Huttl, J. B ................................................................................ 1179 

Hutton, C. 0 .............................................................. 1180, 1181 

Ichimura, Takeshi ................................................... 1182-1185 

if{t::~ilh~;~~~-~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::··i~~~ Imperial Mineral Resources Bureau ..................... 1187 

Ingall, E. D ................................................................. 1188-1190 

Inouye, Kinoslike ...................................................... 1191-1193 

Ireland, H. A .......................................................................... 1194 

Irish, R. I ................................................................................. 2526 Iron and Steel Institute ....................................................... 1195 

Irving, E. M ............................................................... 1196, 1197 

Irving, J. D .............................................................................. 1537 

Irving, R. D ............................................................... 1i98-1201 

Iverson, H. G .......................................................................... 1202 

Ives, J. T. B .......................................................................... 1203 

Ives, L. E ...................................................................... A •••• 1204 

J 

Jackson, C. T ............................................................ 1205, 1206 

Jacobs, E. C ............................................................... 1207, 1208 

James, H. L .................................................... 126, 1209-1214 

James, W. T · ............................................................................ 1262 

Jamotte, A ................................................................................ 1215 

Japa.n..Bureau of Mines, Resources Agency ... l216 

Jaquet, J. B ....................................................... · ....... 1217, 1218 

Jarvis, R. P ................................................................. 888, 1219 

Jeannet, A .................................................................................. 1220 

Jenkins, G. E ........................................................... 1221-1223 

Jenkins, 0. P ............................................................ 1224, 2163 

Jennings, .E. P ......................................................... 1225, 1226 

Jensen, Homer ....................................................................... 1227 

Jewell, W. E ......................................................................... 1228 

Joesting, H. R ...................................................................... 1229 

Johansson, H .......................................................................... 1230 

Johnson, A. C .............................................................. 358, 1231 

Johnson, B. L ....................................................................... 1232 

Johnson, J. A ........................................................................ 1233 

Johnson, J. E., Jr ............................................................. 1234 Johnson, L. C ......................................................................... 1235 

~~§Et~: ~-:.=;T:·;~:-~;=~=~~~-=~:~~~~ii~ 

Index no. Jolliffe, F. J ......................................................................... 1240 

Jonas, A. I. See also Stose, A. J ........... .1241, 2285 

2289,2290 

Jones, Augustus........................................................................ 53 

Jones, C. C ................................................................. 1242-1244 

Jones, D ....................................................................................... 1245 Jones, H. C ............................................................... 1246, 1247 

Jones, J. A ................................................................................. 1248 

Jones, J. C ... : ............................................................................. 1249 

Jones, R. H E ....................................................................... 1250 

Jones, W. B ................................................................ 1251,1252 

Jones, W. M ............................................................................ 1253 Jopling, J. E ............................................................................. 1254 

Jorrt!, Georges ., ...................................................................... 1255 

Joseph, P. E ............................................................................. 1256 

Joseph, T. L ............................................................................. 1257 

Joyce, J. W ............................................................................. 2298 

Judd, E. K .................................................................................. 1258 

Julien, A. A ............................................................................. 1259 

Julien, C. E ............................................................................. 1260 

Jung, Hermann .......................................................................... 1261 

Junner, N. R ............................................................................. 1262 

Junquera, G ................................................................................. 589 

K 

Kachinsky,· V ...................... .. ..................................... 1263 

Kamenski, G ............................................................................ 1264 

Kao, P ............................................................... 1265, 2340, 2341 Karakasch, N ......................................................................... 1266 

Karrenberg, H ........................................................................ 1267 

Karunakaran, C ......................................................................... 649 

Kasatkin, P. J ........................................................................ 1268 

Kato, Takeo ................................................................................ 1269 

Katzer, F .................................................................................... 1270 Kaye, C. A ............................................................................... 1271 

Kechek, G. A ........................................................................... 1366 

Kegel, Wilhelm ........................................................................ 1272 

Keith, Arthur .............................................................. 1273-1275 

Kellaway, G. A ........................................................ 1120, 1121 Kelley, V. C ................................................................ 1276-1280 

Kellogg, L. 0 ......................................................................... 1281 

Kelly, J. E .................................................................... 1282, 1283 

Kelly, J. V ........................................................ 1284 

Kemp, J. F .................................................... 1285-1295, 1784 Kendall, J. D ............................................................. 1296, 1297 

Kennedy, B. E ........................................................... 1864, 2542 

Kennedy, G. C ........................................................... 1298, 1299 

Kennedy, William ...................................................... lS00-1302 

Kent, William .......................................................................... 1303 

Kenworthy, H .......................................................................... 1304 

Keppen, N. M ......................................................................... 1305 

Kerforne, F ................................................................ 1306, 1307 

Kerr, W. C ................................................................................ 1308 

Kesler, T. L ............................................................. 1309, 1310 

Kester, Frank ......................................................................... 1311 

Keyes, C. R ................................................................ 1312-1314 

Keys, D. A .............................................................................. 1315 

Kidder, S. K , ........................................................................... 1316 Kihlstedt, F. H ........................................................ 1317, 1318 

Killebrew, J. B ....................................................... 1319-1322 

Killeen, P. L ....................................................................... 1323 

Kimball, J. P .................................................. 789, 1324-1334 Kinahan, G. H ...................................................................... :.1335 

Kinde1an, Vincente ............................................................... 1336 

Kindle, E. M ............................................................... 1337, 1338 

Kindle, L. F ............................................................................. 1339 

King, P. B ................................................................. 1340, 1341 

King, Shirley. .............................................................................. 1342 

Kinney, D. M ............................................................. 1343, 2271 

Kinney, S. P ............................................................................. 1257 Kirshman, M. S ..................................................................... 1344 

Kiselv, I. A .......................................................................... 2476 

Kitchell, William ................................................................... 1345 

Klemm, G ................................................................................... 1346 

Kline, M. H ................................................................. 1347, 1348 

Knaff, A ........................................................................................ 1349 

Knappen, R. S .......................................................................... 1350 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 365 

Index no, Index no. 

Knight, c. w ............................................................................ 1351 LeRoy, 0. E ............................................................................ 1500 

Knoerr, A. W ······················································'···················1352 Lesley, J. P ............................................................... 1501-1508 

Knopf, Adolph ................................................ 1353-1355, 2556 Levine, N. M ......................................................................... 1509 

Kobrich, Carl ........................................................................... 1356 Lewiecki, W. T ..................................................................... 1510 

Koch, Sandor ............................................................................. 1357 Lewis, D. E ............................................................................. 1511 

Koeberlin, F. R .................................................................... 1358 Lewis, Essinqton ................................................................... l512 

Kohl, E ........................................................................................ 1359 Lewis, H. ·c ............................................................................. 1513 

Kolbe, H ..................................................................................... 1360 Lewis, J. F .............................................................................. 1514 

Kondracki, Jerzy ................................................................... 1361 Lewis, J. v ............................................................................. 1515 

Kondratev, V ............................................................................ 1362 Lewis, W. E ............................................................................. 1516 

Konioushevski, l ..................................................... 1363-1365 Li, C. Y ....................................................................................... 1517 

Konstant.ov, S. V .................................................................. 1366 Libbey, F. W ................................................ 1518, 1519, 1520 

Kopchenova, E ........................................................................ 1367 Libert, J ..................................................................................... 1521 

Koschmann, A. H ................................................... 1368, 1556 Liddell, D. M ......................................................................... 1493 

~~~~~~: i=;{'t:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.i~~~ Lindeman, Einar ...................................................... 1522-1535 

Lindgren, Waldemar ............................................. 1536, 1537 

Kovalev, P .................................................................... 1365, 1371 Lindman, A .............................................................................. 1538 

Kovenko, V .................................................................... 1372-1374 Linney, J. R .............................................................. 1539, 1540 

Krajewski, Roman ................................................................ 1375 Linney, W. M .......................................................................... 1541 

Kral, V. E ...................................................... 1376-1380, 2012 Linton, Robert .......................................................................... 1542 

Krasheninnikov, G. F ........................................................ 1381 Lippert, Hansjoachim ........................................................ 1543 

Krasnopolski, A ....................................................... 1382-1384 Lippert, T. W ......................................................................... 1544 

Kraut, Francois ................................................................. 378-381. Lisboa, M. A. R ................................................................... 1545 

Kreamalmyer, K. L ............................................ : ............. 1385 LitUe, J. E ............................................................................... 1546 

Krejci-Graf, Karl ................................................................. 1386 LitUe, 0. H .............................................................................. 1547 

~~=~~~~~, E~i~·h::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: i~~~ Littleton, R. T ...................................................................... 1548 

Liu, T. Y .................................................................... 2379, 2514 

Kretschmer, F ......................................................... 1389, 1390 Lleras Cooazzi, Ricardo .................................... 1549, 1550 

Krishnan, M. S ......................................................... 1391-1394 Lloyd, W. A ............................................................................. 1551 

Krotov, B. P ................................................................. 1395-1402 Logan, W. N ............................................................................. 1552 

Krusch, P ................................................................................... 1403 Lonqyear, E. J ....................................................................... 1553 

Kuhn, 0. H. ................................................................... 1404-1407 Loostrom, Ragnar ................................................................ 1554 

Kumke, C. A ........................................................................... 1408 Lord, C. S .......................... : ...................................................... 1555 

Kummel, H. B ........................................................... 169, 577, 

1409, 1410, 1515, 2248 

Loughlin, G. F ........................................................................ 1556 

·Louis, D. A ................................................................. 1557-1559 

Kurita, A .................................................................................... 1411 Louis, H ...................................................................................... 1560 

Kutscher, Fritz .......................................................... 1412, 1413 Lovering, T. S .......................................................... 1561-1565 

Kuznetsov, J. A ..................................................... 1414, 1415 Low, A. P .................................................................................. 1566 

Kuznetzov, S ........................................................................... 1416 Low, Bela .................................................................................... 1567 

Lowe, E. N ................................................................. 1568-1570 

L Lowry, W. D .............................................................. 1519, 1520 

Lu, C. H ....................................................................... 1571, 1572 

LaCroix, M. F ........................................................................ 288 Lucius, MicheL .......................................................... 1573-1575 

Lafeunte, Pierre .................................................................... 1417 Lund, R. J ..................................................................... 183, 1496 

Lahiri, A .................................................................................... 1418 Lupher, R. L ............................................................................ 1576 

Lake, M. C .................................................................. 1419, 1420 Lyman, B. S ................................................................ 1577-1579 

Lake Superior Iron Ore Association ........... 1421-1424 Lynch, V. J .............................................................................. 1580 

Lamar, J. E ............................................................................. 1425 

Lamare, P ................................................................................. 865 M 

Lamb, F. D .............................................................................. 1426 

Lamcke, K ................................................................................ 1427 McCalley, Henry ...................................................... 1581, 1582 

Lamey, C. A .............................................................. 1428-1444 McCallie, S. W ........................................................ 1583-1586 

Lance, A. E ............................................................................ 1445 McCartney, G. C ................................................................. 1316 

Landergren, Sture ................................................... 1446-1448 McClelland, W. R ................................................................. 1587 

Landis, E. K .......................................................................... 1449 Maceo, A ................................................................................... 1588 

Lane, A. C .................................................................. 1450, 1537 McCreath, A. S ........................................................ 1589-1594 

Lang, A, H ............................................................................... 1451 McCutcheon, T. E ............................................................... 2480 

Lapham, I. A .......................................................................... 1452 McDonald, Marshall ............................................................ 1595 

Larrabee, D. M .................................................................... 645 McDonald, P. B ........................................................ 1596, 1597 

Larsson, Per ................................................................... , ......... 2453 McDowell, F. H ................................................................... 1598 

Lasky, S. G ...................................................... 227, 1454, 1455 McGarrigle, H. W ................................................. 1599, 1600 

Laurent, L .................................................................................. 1457 McGill, W. M ........................................................................ 1601 

Lautenois, H ............................................................................. 1457 McGrath, J. W ....................................................................... 1602 

Lawrence, B. B ..................................................................... 1537 Macgregor, A. M ................................................................ 1488 

Leach, H. J .............................................................................. 1458 Macinerny, A. J ................................................................... 1603 

Leach, N. L ........................................... , ................................. 1459 Mackenzie, G. C ..................................................... 1604, 1605 

Leach, W. W ........................................................................... 1460 Mackin, ! . H .............................................................. 1606-1609 

Leckie, R. G. E ................................................................... 1461 McKnight, E. T ...................................................................... 1779 

Ledyard, T. D ....................................................................... 1462 McLellan, J ........................................... , .................................... 1610 

Lee, F. W ................................................................................ 1463 McMaster, P. D ................................................................... 1611 

Lee, Oscar· ................................................................................ 1464 McMillain, W. D ................................................................... 1612 

Legoux, Pierre ...................................................................... 1465 MacMillan, R. T .................................................................. 1613 

Legraye, M ................................................................................ 1466 McMurchy, R. C .................................................................. 1614 

Lehmann, E .............. , .................................................. 1467-1469 McNaughton, D. A .............................................................. 1615 

Leinz, Viktor ............. : ............................................................... 1470 McTaggart, K. C ............................................................... 650 

Leith, Andrew ............................................................................ 1496 MacVichie, Duncan .............................................................. 1616 

Leith, C. K .................................................... 1471-1496, 2469 

Leonard, B. -F ....................... 317-321, 1497-1499,2179 

Magnusson, N. H .............................. 839-841, 1617-1621 

Mallada, L ................................................................................ .'] f\?.2 
366 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Index no, 

Malozemoff, A .................................................................... 1623 

Markov, V .................................... . . ............... 1624 

Marks, J. E ... .................................................................. 1625 

Marple, M. F .......................................................... 1626 

Marsh, A ...... . ............................................................... 1627 

Marsh, J. A ........................................................................ 1930 

Marshall, H. I ···································································:··· 1628 

Martins da Silva, Joao ...................... 58, 533, 1630-1634 

Marvier, L ........... ······················ 228 

Mason, R. S .......................................................... 1519, 1520 

Mather, W. W ............. 1635 

Matheson, A. F ................................................................ 1636 

Mathews, E. B ..................................................................... 1637 

Mathias, M .............................................................................. 1638. 

Matsuda, Kamezo .................................................................. 2084 

Matsuzawa, !sao ........................................ 1639 

Matthews, A. F ................................................................. 1640 

Mattirolo, E ............................................................................. 1641 

Mattocks, P. W .... . .......................... 704 

Maubeuge,P. L ............ . .... 1642-1644 

Mayer, L. W ........................................................................ 1645 

Maynard, J. E ........................................................................ 1738 

~=~~a~. ~ Air~·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .. ~.~~-~:. i~~~ Meen, V. B ......... ......................................... . ....... .1647 

Mehliss, A. T. M ................................................................ 1648 

Melcher, N. B .............................................................. 358, 1649 

Melchiori, G ............................................................................ .1650 

Mendes Pereira, Guilherme ................................. 531, 533 

Meneghezzi, M. L ............................................................... 600 

~=~r~. ~ .. ~ .... ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .. : ....................... :::::::i~;~ Merrill, J. A ........................................................................... .1654 

~=~~i~~: ~. 'ir :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::· i~;ti~;~ Mertie, J. B. , Jr ................................................................ 2209 

Merwin, H. E .......................................................................... 1940 

Messervey, J. P .................................................................. 1661 

~=~:,anK~~ ' ... ~~ .... ~ .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: i~~~ Meuschke, J. L ......................................................... 118-125, 

1046-1060,1664-1670 

Meyer, Abraham .................................................................... 1671 

·Meyer, G ......................... , .......................................................... 1672 

Meyerhoff, H. A ............................................ 514, 1673-1676 

Michigan Academy of Science, Arts, and 

Letters, Section of geology and 

mineralogy ............................................................ 1677 

Mickle,. G. R ................................. .. ................ 1678 

Mikami, H. M .......... ........................................ .. ........ .1679 

Mikhailovsky, V ... ..1680 

Mikkola, Aimo ... ,...... .. ................... .1681 

Miles, K. R .............. .. ............................ 1682 

Millar, w. T ............................. .. ......... 1683, 1684 

Miller, A, H ............................................................................ 1685 

Miller, A, M ........................................................................ 1686 

Miller, B. L ..................................................... 562, 1687-1691 

Miller, R. L ............................................................................ 1692 

Miller, R. M ........................................................................... 1693 

Miller, w. G ............................................................ 1694-1698 

Miller, W. J ................................................. 1699-1702, 1771 

Mills, H. F .............................................................................. 1408 

J:2I£~~. SC~ri·~~·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ....................... ::::: ~i~~ Minnesota Historical Records Survey Project .. 1704 

Miropol'skiy, L. M ............................................... 1705-1708 

Mirza, Khurshid .................................................................... 1709 

Miser, H. D .............................................................................. 1710 

Missouri Geological Survey................................... ..1711 

Mitchell, D. R ....................................................................... 1712 

Mitchell, G. J ............................................................................ 363 

~~~o~~::s; .. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: i ~i~ Montgomery, W. B., .Jr ................................................ 486 

Monture, G. C .......................................................... 1717, 1718 

E~~~=: L~:B ~··::::·:·::·:·:·:·::·:·:·::·:::·:·:::·:·:·:·::·:·:::·:·:·:·:·::·:·::·::':':':':':·::·::·:··~~i::·.i~i-~:~: ~~~ 

Index no. 

Moore, P, N ............................................................... 1739-1744 

Moorhouse, W. W ................................................ 1745-1749 

Morais Ferreira, Francisco de ................................... 565 

Moreno A., Arribas ............................................................ 1646 

Morgan, G. B ......................................................................... 1750 

Morning, J. L .......................................................................... 2272 

Morozevich, I .......................................................... 1751, 1752 

Morrison, G. A ....................................................... 1753, 2517 

Morrison, W. F .............. ................................ .. ... 304 

Mosier, Me Henry ......................................... 242, 1778, 2261 

Moxham, E. C .......................................................................... 1754 

Moyer, F. T .............................................................................. .1083 

Mueller, F. T ........ ' .............................................................. 1755 

Muenster, H ............................................................................. 1756 

Muilenburg, G. A ................................................................. 482 

Muir, N. M ...................................................................... 1757 

Mukherjee, A. N ................................................................... 2067 

Munger, H. P .......................................................................... 1758 

Murashov, D. F ...................................................... 1759, 1760 

Murayama, Kazutura ........................................................... 1761 

Murdock, T. G ...................................................................... 1762 

Murray-Hughes, R .............................................................. 1763 

Mutis, J., Vincente .............................................................. 1764 

Myers, J. 0 ............................................................... 2558, 2559 

Myers, P. B ........................................................................ 1691 

N 

Nascimento Sancho, Joaquim ............................ 533, 1765 

Nason, F. L ....... .. ..................... 1766-1772, 2625 

Nassim, G. L ........................................................................... 1773 

Nelson, Gaylord .......................................................................... 891 

Nelson, V. E ............................................................................ 1775 

Nelson, W, A ........................................................................... 1776 

Neumann, G. L ...................................................... 1777,1778 

Neuschel, V. S . .. ......................................... 1779 

Newberry, A. W .................................... .............................. 795 

Newberry, J. S ......................................................... 1780-1783 

Newhigin, H. T ............................................... · ..... 1784 

Newhouse, W. H .............................. 408, 1785-1788 

Newland, D. H ... .. ................................... 1789-1802 

Newton, Edmund ............ 70, 71, 1803, 1804 

Newton, Henry ................. .. ............................... 1805 

Newton, Joseph............. .. ......... 1806 

Nichols, Edward....... .. ............................... 1807 

Nichols, H. W ............ . ................................. 1808 

Nicolau, T ............. 1809 

Nikiforov, A. N ........ .. .. ,.2353 

Nikolaev, D ..................... 1810, 1811 

Nishio, Keijiro.. .. .................. 1812 

Nitikin, S ........... 1813, 1814 

Nitze, H. B. C.............. .. ......... 1815-1819 

Nixon, L. K .1820 

Nolan, T. B ........ .. ....................... 1821 

Nordenstrom, G ....................... 1822 

Norman, G. H. W ........................................ 1823, 1824 

Norman, H. S .......................... .. ........ 1824 

North, Loyd ...................... ............................ .. ....... 1825 

Northrup, s. A ...................................................................... 1826 

Norton, S ................................ .. ....... 1827 

Noszky, Jeno.. .. ...................................... 1828 

0 

Oakeshott, G. B.............. .. .................... 1829 

Obermi.iner, Alphonse ............................................ 1830 

Oberrascher, Erich. .. .................. 1831 

Oberste-Brink, K ............................................................... 1832 

Oca, G. R .... .. ...................................................... 1833 

O'Connor, J. J ...................................................................... 1834 

O'Harra, C. S ............................ .. .... , ................ 518 

Ohle, W ..................................................................................... :1835 

Oliveira, J. M. de ............................................................... 1836 

Oliveira Barros, J. J. de ....................................... 532, 533 

Oliver, F. J .............................................................................. 1837 

Ordonez, Ezequiel ................................................................. 1838 

Orr, Ellison ............................................................................... 1839 

Ortenberg, D ............................................................................ 1840 
BIBLIOGRAPHY. OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 367 

Index no. 

Orton, Edward ............................................................. 1841-1843 

Osborn, E. F ............................................................................. 177 

Osborne, F. F ........................................................... 1844-1846 

Osterstock, R. W ................................................................ 1821 

Ostrea, Enrique .................................................................... :.1847 

g~a:;: ~ri~~~-~~~.::·.:·.::·.·.::::·.·.:·.:·.·.·.:·.::·.·.::::·.:·.·.::·.·.:·.::·.·.:::::.~.~-~-~~- i~t~ 

p 

Paba Silva, Fernando ............................................................. ..43 

Page, B. M ................................................................................... 989 

Page, W. N ................................................................................ 1851 

§~~~±~~~:~::=:~-;:: : =~':';·:mt~~i Pallister, H. D .......................................................................... 454 

~~~.q~!~e~c :::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i~~~ 

~:~~~i,F :~~~-~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: i~~~: i~~~ 

~:~~=~. J Tlid~d::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i~~~:i~~6 

·~:~~r ~ ·R~. A ~-~ ... ::·.:::::::·.:::·.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~.~.~:. i~i~ Parks, H. M ............................................................................ 2586 

Parsons, A. B ......................................................................... 1873 

~:~~~~: ~. ~ ... ·c:· .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~.~.:.~.: .. i~~~ Patton, H. B .......................................................................... 1877 

Pavlov, N. H ............................................................................ 1878 

Peach, P. A ............................................................................. 1879 

Pearse, S. W .......................................................................... .1880 

Peattie, Roderick ................................................................... 1881 

Pechin, E. C ............................................................... 1882-1887 

Pelle, W ...................................................................................... 1888 

Pelikan, A ................................................................................... 1889 

~=*:· i J~A~ .. o~~;;; .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:·ia.9i~·i~~~ Peng, C. J ............. .. ........................................................... 1894 

~=~~~, ~. JA.wF~·;· .. J; .. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·i~~~:i~~~ 

~=~~~~~: J: g .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:.~.~?.~.~~~-~-~ ~~6~ Percy, R. F ............................................................................ 1908 

Peretti, Luigi .......................................................................... 1909 

Perry, E. L ............................................................................. 1910 

~=~::~~. PE .~ .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~.~~-~-~~-~.:. i ~i ~ Peterson, R. G ........................................................................... 97 

Peterson, Ulrich ...................................................................... 753 

~:~~~~~· J ;hn ~ .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~.~-~~ .. :.~.~.:- i ~i~ Pfluecker, L .......................................................................... 1919 

Phalen, W. C ........................................................... 1920-1924 

Phillips, W. B ......................................................... 1925-1927 

Pichamuthu, C. S ................................................................ 1928 

Pice, Rafael ............................................................................. 1929 

Pinnell, D. B ........................................................................... 1930 

Pinzas, E. J ............................................................................. 1931 

Platt, W. G ................................................................................ 1932 

Pollard, Melvin ....................................................................... 1933 

Pollett, J. D ............................................................................. 1934 

~~~~~ .. i: ... ~ .... :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~.~.:.~· .. ~.:~~.:.i~~~ Porter, J. B ............................................................................. 1938 

Portevin, Albert ...................................................................... .1939 

~~~~r·~~~e~::·::::::::·::::::::::::::.,··::::::::::::::::·.~-~-~~:::~~~~:~~ !!~ Powers, Sidney.................................. .. .................. 2525 

Prager, C .................... ............................... .. .... 1946 

Pralon, L ............................................................................... 1947 

Prantl, F...................... .................................. . ...... 2321 

Pratt, J. H ................................................... 1948 

Pratt, W. P .............................................................................. 2543 

Preobrazhenski, I. A ........................................................ 1949 

Index no. Prescott, Basil............................................. .. ........ 1950 

President's Materials Policy Commission ... 1951 

~~~:~, PFr~d~;l~k: .... J; .. ·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~.:.~~· i ~~;: ~~~~ 

~~~~t:~~eJ.AR .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .. ~~~-~: .. i~~~ 

~~~~i~r A ~.: .... ~ .. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1~~~ 

~~~~~· :C·o ~~;~-~~ .. ~f-·Ml~~~·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::=~~-~.: .. ~~~~ Puerto Rico, Committee on Mineral Resources of Puerto Rico ............................. 1964, 1965 

Pulfrey, William ........................................................ : .......... 1966 

Pullman, J. W ........................................................................ 1967 

~!e~~yp .R~t:~.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.=.~~-~ ... ~~~~ Purdue, A. H ........................................................................... 1970 

Purser, E ................................................................................... 1971 

=~~ ~: i· ... ~ ... ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~~~-~~ i~~! 

~;~~it, H~;ri.~ .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .. ~~~-=~ i~~~ Pynchon, W. H. C .............................................................. 1978 

Q 

Quinn, A. W ............................................................................. 1979 

Quiring, Heinrich ..................................................... 1980-1984 

Quirke, T. T ............................................................................ 512 

R 

Radhakrishna, B. P.· ........................................ 1985 

Raguin, E .................................................................................. 1986 

Rainwater, E. H ...................................................................... 177 

Ramage, H ................................................................................. 1000 

Raman, N. D .......................................................................... 2651 

Rama Rao, B ............................................................................ 1987 

Ramberg, Hans ...................................................................... 1988 

Ramdohr, P .............................................................................. 1989 

Ramsay, R. H ............................................................................ 183 

Rangel, M. E .......................................................................... 1990 

Ransome, F. L ....................................................................... 1991 

Ranz, Manuel ............................................................................ 1336 

Rao, B. Balaji ....................................................................... 1992 

Rao, S. Lakshmana ............................................................. 1993 

ii:~~· p~· J ~ .. ::·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·.~-~-~~~ i~~~ Ray, H. C ................................................................................... 1997 

~~~~d~ li: .. ·w:--::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~.~. .:.: ~~~~ Redlich, K. A ............................................................. 2000-2002 

Reebel, Dan .............................................................................. 2003 

~=~: ~: ~· .. : .... ~~ ... :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~gg~:~~~i. Reed, G. C ............................................................................... 2008 

~=e~s~ · ir~·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~~~.::..~gi~ Reeves, R. G ........................................................................... 2012 

~{~.r·w~·f ... :::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .. ~~~.~~ ~i~ Reis Arruda, Carlos dos .................................................... 58 

Restrepo T., J. I ........ , ...................................................... 2016 

Retty, J. A ................................................................. 2017-2020 

Reymond, Edouard .............................................................. 2021 

Reyner, M. J .......................................................................... 2390 

Rice, W. N ................................................................................. 2022 

Rich, J. L .................................................................................... 980 

Richards, R. H ........................................................................... 587 

Richardson, G. B .................................................................. 2023 

~~~:~~; ~:e~e~ .. ::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.~~-~~~- ~g~~ Ricker, Spangler ......................................... 1231 2161 2575 

Ricketts, L. D ....................................................... '. ............ ~. 2027 

Rickman, A. F ......................................................................... 2028 

Riddle, A. M ...................................................... 2029 

Ries, Heinrich .......................................................... 2030-2032 

Rigal, Remigio ....................................................................... 2033 
368 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

Index no. Riggi, A. E ............................................................................... 2034 

Rittenhouse, G ............................................................. : ......... 2035 

Roberts, H. M .......................................................... 2036-2038 

Robertson, A. F ...................................................... 2039, 2040 

Robinson, A. H. A ............................................................. 2041 

Robinson, B. L .................................................................... 2042 

Roby, R. N ............................................................................... 2043 

Roche, H. M ............................................................... 2044, 2.045 

Rodgers, Allan ....................................................................... 2046 

Rodgers, John ............................................................ 1341, 2047 

Rodionov, S. P ...................................................................... 2048 

Rodriguez D. , Marin ......................................................... 2049 

Roesler, Max ................................................ 1537, 2050, 2051· 

Rogers, R. F ............................................................................ 2052 

Rogers, w. B ............................................................. 2053, 2054 

Rohlfing, D. P ....................................................................... 2055 

Rohn, Oscar .............................................................................. 2056 

::~~~g~· .J:ed~;l~k·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·i·3·5~~~~ Rominger, C. L ....................................................... 2058-2060 

Ronan, J. J ............ _. .................................................................. 1079 

FJ! H:k~ :=;::~ ;~;I;f=~-: ~[=~; ~,~;=~:11: Rothrock, E. P ....................................................................... 2065 

:~~o~~· NH· .... ~ .. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~g~~ Rowlands, C. E., Jr ..................................................... 307 

Roy, S. K ................................................................................ 2067 

Royce, Stephen ...................................... 930, 932,2068-2073 

Ruedemann, Rudolf...... . ............. 315, 1295, 2074 

Ruffner, W. H ......................................................................... 2075 

Ruiz, Carlos .......................................................................... 2076 

Rupp, G. H ............................................................................... 2029 

Rusakov, M. P .................................................................. 2077 

Rutledge, J. J .................................. 2078 

Ruttmann, F. S ........................................ 2079 

s 

Sainfeld, P ............. 889 

St. Clair, Stuart................ . .......... 2080 

Saito, Masatsugu...... . .... 2081 

Sakamoto, Takao......... . .................... 2082-2084 

Saksela, Martti .. . .............. 2085, 2086 

Salinas, L. S .................. 2087 

Salisbury, R. D .......... . ... 169, 577, 2248 

Sambasiva-Iyer, V. S ................................. . .............. 2088 

~:::;~or/ j ~ .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~.~~~-~~~g~ Sanders, B. H ......................................................................... 2092 

Sanford, R. S ....................... 359, 361, 1124, 1684, 2093 

· ~:~~~!J~~.u~~·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::2Ci94; ~~~~ Sarmiento S., Roberto ..................................................... 41, 42 

Salo, Kozo .................................................................................. 2528 

Satterly, Jack ........................ . ......... 2096-2099 

~:~~~~r~: ~ak~·~··::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~i~~ Sawyer, A. H ......................................................................... 2102 

~~~:~~r o.J .MF .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.·::::::··2io4·;~i~~ Scheibe, E. A ..................................... . ........ 2106, 2107 

Schiltz, P ................ . .................... 2108-2110 

Schlegel, K ......................................... 2111 

Schmeisser, C ............................ . ...... 2112 

Schmidt, Adolf ........................... 1969, 2113 

Schmidt, E. R .............................................. 2114 

~~:~~~: ~: g .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:: ~ii~ Schmid till, Ernst ............................. . ........ 2117, 2118 

~~~1:;e!·e:ge·;~··c;···· .............................................. ::::: ~i~g Schneider, R .... 2121 

Schneider, Robert.. . .......................... 2122 

Index no. 

~~~=if~=~a.H~~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~i~~ Schouten, C ............................................................................... 913 

Schrader, F. C .......................................................... 2125, 2126 

~~~E£.~1~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~~i 

i~~S~E;.~·.--:--_:::·:::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::_:::~~:~~::~~:~~~~~~i Seaman, w. A .............................................. 2136-2138, 2226 

~==;;:~, RRe~~id·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~i~g Sehmer, Th ............................................................................... :2141 

Seitz, Otto ...................................................................... 2142, 2143 

~=~~tf. f~·::~·.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::.:::.:::::::::::_:::::·:.:.:::::::.i~!~ Sen Gupta, K. K ....................................................... 2146, 2147 

~=~~~~ts~::~~· ... ~ .. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~i!~ Severy, c. L .............................................................. 2150, 2151 

~~T~7::::=~~=: =:=:;!=~.]!! Shaler, N. S ............................................................................ 2157 

~=~n~· J. ·v:;--::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~i~~ Sharples, S. P ........... : ............................................. 2160 

Shattuck, J. R ......................................................................... 2161 Shedd, Solon ............................................................... 2162, 2163 

Shelton, J. S ............................................................................. 1821 

Sheridan, M. J ........................................................................ 2164 

Shifrin, D. V .............................................................. 1760, 2165 

Shimkin, D. B ........................................................... 2166, 2167 

Shook, A. M ........................................................................... 2168 

Shtreis, N. A ............................................................... 2169 

i~~~~ft~~i:~::~-~~~~:: ~~~;;~m Silva Gameiro, J. C. da .................................................... 58 Silva Neto, A. da ................................................................. 2175 

~:~~, \~. ps· ·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. ~~~~ 

~~~;~o;: ~· .. ~ ... :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·21'78:· ~i ~~ Singewald, J,' T., Jr ............................................ 2180-2189 

~~~~:,al;l. ~ ~ .... :::·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.::·.:·.·.·.:·.::::::·.·.::·.·.·.·.:::·.·:.·.·.:·.·.·.:·.·.:::·.·-~-=~~-~ ~~~~ 

i~!~~~~~~~?.-~::::::::·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~~~:~~~i~ Smalley, R. G ........................................................................ 1280 

Smirnov, S. S .............................................. 1268, 2199, 2200 

Smith, A. F .............................................................................. 2201 

Smith, Bernard ......................................................................... 634 

Smith, E. A ................................................................ 2202, 2203 

Smith, F. G ................................................................................ 2204 

Smith, G. 0 .............................................................................. 2205 

Smith, I. F ............................................................................... 1676 

Smith, L. E .............................................................................. 1214 

Smith, L. L ................................................................. 2206, 2207 

Smith, P. S ................................................................. 2208, 2209 

Smith, Wilfred ........................................................................ 2210 

~~~~~: ~: ~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~i ~ Smock, J. C ................................................................ 2213-2218 

~~~: ~: ~· ~ ... ~.~ .. ::::::::::::::::::.·.·:.·.:·.·.·.::::·488;"'489;·~!~~:~!~~ Smythe, D. D ................................. .. ... 2223 

Snelgrove, A. K ............................. .. .... 2224-2226 

Snow, E. P ............. .. ......................... 2227 

Soares Carneiro, F ................................ . ...... 2175 

Sobolev, Vladimir..... .. ............................... 2228 

Sobotha, Ernst ... ................. ..2229 

Socolescu, M. ..... .. ................................ 2230 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 369 

Index no. 

Sokolov, N ............................................................................... 2231 

Solovyev, S. F ........................................................................... 2232 

Soper, E. K ................................................................ 2233, 2234 

Sosman, R. B ............................................................ 2235, 2236 

Souder, Harrison..................... . .................. 1537 

Soule, J. H ............................................ 735,901, 2237-2239 

Sousa Campos, Viriato de .................................................... 40 

Spencer, A. C ........................................................... 2240-2248 

Spencer, E ................................................................... 1906, 2249 

Sperber, Hans .................................................................. , ........ 2250 

Spiroff, Kiril ............................................................................. 2251 

Spuhler, Ludwig ...................................................................... 2252 

Spurr, J. E ................................................................. 2253-2256 

Staatz, M. H ............................................................................. 2257 

~~~i.~}~~~~_=:}J=-~~: ~:~= -;m 

!f~l&~.:~~=~:.= :. ~:. ~~: ;~f:'':f· ~ ~~=i~!:;;, ~ci~~d·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~~~~ 

!~=~~=~:.~~t:.:~~:~~~~:.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::.:::·.··::: .. ::~:~:~:::~::::::::::::::::::::::· ~~~~ Stephenson, R. C ..................................................... 2273, 2274 

ll!~l Stose, A. J. ~~~:~;:=l:~~:~;::::::::,,~!2~3!1! Sco also Jonas, A. I ....... .1241, 2285, 

2289,2290 

~~~~t~' ; · Gw ... ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~~-~-~~--~-~~~-~~~~~ Stout, Wilber .............................................................. 2291-2296 

Strakhov, N. M ....................................................................... 2297 

Straley, H. W., m ................................................................ 307 

Stratton, E. F ......................................................................... 2298 

Strauss, C. A ......................................................................... 2299 

Strong, Moses ......................................................................... 2300 

~~~~~~~t ~~~~-~t·::::::::::::::::::::::·.::·.·.::·.·.::::·.·.::·.:·.:·.·.·.::·.::::::::·.:·.::·.::::·:.-.- ~~g~ Stutzer, 0 .................................................................... 2303-2308 

Sudo, Tosio ................................................................... 2309-2313 

Sullivan, J. D .......................................................................... 2314 

Sullivan, J. W ...................................................................... 2315 

Summersbach, B .................................................................. 2316 

Sun, C. C .................................................................... 2317, 2318 

Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, 

Natural Resources Section ......................... 2319 

Svitalskiy, N. I ...................................................................... 2320 

Svoboda, J ................................................................................... 2321 

Swank, J. M ............................................................... 2322-2329 

Swanson, C. 0 ............................................... 932, 2330-2332 

Swartz, F. M ............................................................................. 374 

Sweeting, G. S ....................................................................... 2333 

Swineford, A. P ..................................................... 2334, 2335 

Sztrokay, Kalman ................................................................. 2337 

T 

Taffanel, J ................................................................................. 2338 

Takeuti, Tunehiko .................................................................. 2529 

Tan, H. C .................................................................... 2339-2341 

Tang, K. C · ...................................................................... 465, 466 

Tanton, T. L ............................................................. 2342-2347 

Index no. 

Tarr, W. A .... .................................. .. .... 2348 

Taylor, C. F ........................................................................... 2349 

Taylor, G. C., Jr ................................................................ 305 

Taylor, J. H ........................................ 53, 1118-1121,2350 

Taylor, W. L ....................................................................... 2351 

Tebenkov, V. P ...................................................... 2352, 2353 

Tegengren, F. R ................................................................... 2354 

Telford, R. J .......................................................................... 762 

Tello B., Manuel .................................................................... 2355 

Teodorovich, G. I ................................................................ 2356 

Terry, 0. W ............................................................................ 2686 

i~~~:~· ~cl~· .................. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~~~ Thayer, T. P .......................................................................... 1788 

Theobald, N .............................................................................. 2359 

Thiel, G. A ................................... 2265, 2266, 2360-2364 

Thirion, Charles .................................................................... 2365 

Thoenen, J. R .......................................................... 2366, 2367 

Thorn, W. T ............................................................................ 2368 

Thomas, G. G ............... .. ..................................... G369 

Thomas, Kirby ......................................................................... 2370 

Thomas, L. 0 ............................................................ 2371, 2372 

Thomas, T. C .......................................................................... 555 

Thompson, N. E .................................................................. 2373 

Thompson, R. 0 .............. .. .................................. 2374 

Thomson, Ellis ............................................................... 512, 719 

Thomson, J. E ....................................................... 2375 

Thorne, R. L .......................................................................... 2551 

Thunmark, Sven ....... .. ................................................ 2376 

Thurber, J. B ............................................................ 81, 1451 

Thwaites, F. T ....................................................................... 2377 

Tiemann, H. P ...................................................................... 2378 

Tien, C. C . .. ................................................................. 2379 

Tigerstedt, A. F .................................................................. 2380 

Tillinghast, E. S .................................................................. 2381 

Tilton, J. L ............................................................................. 2382 

Ting, T. H .......................................................................... 2383 

Tipper, G. H ........................................................................ 2384 

Tolonen, A. W .................................................... .. ............ 2653 

Tordeur, J .................................................................................... 48 

Toron Villegas, Luis ............................................. 2385, 2386 

Torrico-y-Mesa, J ............................................................. 2387 

Trasenster, P · ......................................................................... 2388 

Trask, P. D ............................................................................. 2389 

Trauerman, C. J ................................................................. 2390 

Trego, C. R ............................................................................. 2391 

Trillo-Figueroa, A. C ....................................... 2392, 2393 

i~~~~.r 'A~ !{:::::::::::::· .................. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. ~~~~ Trotter, F. M ......... .. ..... 2395, 2396 

Troxell, J. R ....................................................................... 2397 

i~~~:d~' ort~···::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::: .. ::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~ Truter, F. C ............................................................................ 2400 

Tsentral 1 niy nauchno-issledovatel 1 skiy geologo-razvedochniy institut ........................ 2401 

Tsui, K. S .................................................................................... 469 

Tsuru, Kazuo .............................................................. 2402, 2403 

Tu, H. L .................................................................................. 1715 

Tucker, R. C ........................................................................ 2382 

Tucker, W. B .......................................................... 2404,2405 

Tullis, E. L .......................................................................... 2406 Tunell, G ....................................................................................... 929 

Twelvetrees, W. H ............................................... 2407-2409 

Twenhofel, L. H .................................................................. 2410 

Twenhofel, W. H ...................................................... 2411, 2414 

Twenhofel, W. S .................................................................. 2412 

Tyler, S. A ............................................................. 2413, 2414 

u 

Uglow, W. L ..... .. .............................. 2661 

Umpleby, J. B ....................................................................... 2415 

United Nations ............................................................ 2416-2419 

United States Bureau of Mines ..................................... 2420 

United States Department of Commerce ............. 2421 

United States Department of State ................ 2422, 2423 

United States Geological Survey .................... 2424-2448 
370 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

United States Tariff Commission 

Upham, W. E 

Uspensky, N. A 

v 

Index no • 

.... 2449 

........... 2450 

........ 2451 

Vacquier, V .... 2452 

Vadasz, Elemer ... .. 2453 

Valdes, B. L .. .2454 

Vallat, B. W ....... . ........ 2455-2457 

Van Alstine, R. E .. . ........... 2458 

Van Barneveld, C. E ....... . ................. 2459 

Vanderberg, W. 0 ........................................................... 1463 

Vanderwilt, J. W .... . .......... 2460 

Van Hise, C. R ......... .488, !189, 

1200, 1201, 2461-2469 

Van Houten, F. B ............................ . ....... .-2470 

Van Leckwijck, William ................................ 11, 48, 2471 

Van Royen, William............ . ......................... 2472 

Van Werveke, L ....... . ................. 2473 

Vardabasso, Silvio........... . ..... 2474 

Varsanofeva, V. A . . .............. 2475 

Vasil'yev, A. A.... ..2476 

Venturo, P. C ·............... . ... 2477 

Vernon, J. W .............. ····· 2478 

Verrow, H. J ........ ··········2479 

Vestal, F. E ...... ·· 2480-2483 

Vie, George·s.......... . ....... 2484 

Vigh, Gyula....... . ...................... 2485 . 

Villain, Fran~ois .. . ...................... 2486 

Villain, P ........................ . .... 2487, 2488 

Villarello, J. de D ..... . ........ 2489 

Vincienne, Henri............. . ........ 2490 

Vlassenko, A ............. . ........ 2491· 

Vogt, J. H. L ............. . ....... 2492 

Voigt, E ....... . ....... 2541 

Vologdin, A. G ........... 2493 

von BUlow, Kurd ......... 2494 

von der Weid, Frederic . . ........ 2495 

Voskuil, W. H ........................ . ......... 2496 

w 

Wade, Bruce .................................... . ........ 2497 

Wade, H. H ..... . ........... 2498 

Wadsworth, M. E .... . .... 2499, 2500-2502 

Wagner, P. A .... ...... ........................... . ....... 2503 

Wahl, W. G .......... 2504 

Walford, E. A .. 2505 

Walker, A. E ............................. 2506 

Walker, Frederick ..... . ......... 2507 

Walker, T. L ......... 2508, 2509 

Walton, M. S., Jr ...................................... 2521, 2522 

Wang, c. C ........................... 2510 

Wang, c. s ............................ 2511 

Wang, C. T ....... 2512 

Wang, H. C ····· 2379 

Wang, Y. L .2513, 2514 

Ward, L. K ............. 2515 

Warde, J. M .......................... . ... 2516 

Warne, J. D ........................................................................... 2366 

Warner, A. H... .............................................. . ......... 2517 

Warner, L. A.. . ............................... 867, 2518-2523 

Warren, C. H........ ......................... . ..................... 2524, 2525 

Warren, H. V .......................................................................... 2526 

Washington Department of Conservation and 

Development .................................. . ....... 2527 

Wasson, P. A ............................................................................ 914 

Watanabe, Manjiro ................................................... 2528, 2529 

Watanabe, Takeo ................................................................ 2530 Waters, K. H ..................................................................... 2531 

Watson, E. H .......................................................................... 1637 

Watson, T. L .............................................................. 2532, 2533 

~:~~~r~~g~ ~-~~-~ .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~~~ Wedow, Helmuth ......................................................... 870,1014 

Weeks, L. J ................................................................ 2536-2538 

Weidman, Samuel .................................................... 2539, 2540 

Index no. 

Weigelt, J ........................................ ... . ......... 2541 

Weir, K. L ................................ . .. 126, 1213,2542,2543 

Welch, F. B. A .......................... 2544 

Weld, C. M ........... 2545-2547 

Wells, F. G ..... 2548-2550 

Wells, R. R ............ . 2551 

Wendt, A. F ......................... 2552 

Werner, Sture ..... . ............................ 2553 

Wernicke, F ........................ . ......... 2554 

Wesner, A. L .... 2134 

Westgate, L. G ............ 2555, 2556 

West Virginia Geological Survey ............................ 2557 

Whetton, J. T . . ....................... 957, 958, 2558, 2559 

Whinery, S ................. . ............................................. 2560 

White, C. H............... . ...................................... 2561 

White, C. M .......... . .............. 2562 

White, D. A ...................... . ... 2563 

White, G. W .......................... . ........................ 2564 

White, Peter ........................................................................... 2565 

Whitehead, T. H .................................................................. 2566 

Whitlatch, G. I ........ : ............................................. ············· 2567 

Whitney, J. D .......... 790, 2568-2570 

Whitney, R. W ............... . ............................... 2571 

Whittier, W. H ....................................................... 2572 

Wiberg, Martin ........ ............................. . ................... 2573 

Wiebelt, F. J .............. . .................................... 2574, 2575 

Wienert, F ............................................................................... 2576 

Wiese, T ............ . ............................................. 2577 

Wild, Helmut ........................................................................... 2578 

Willard, Bradford ............................................................... 374 

Will bourn, E. S .................................................................... 991 

Willems, Alph... . ...... 2579 

Willett, R. W .... .......................... .......... 2580 

Willey, D. A ........... . ......................................... 2581 

Williams,· A. J ...................................................................... 2582 

Williams, c. C ......................... . .... 2583 

Williams, C. P . . ............ 2584 

Williams, G. H ..................................... 2585 

Williams, I. A .............. .2586 

Willis, Bailey ....... . .............. 2205, 2587 

Willmott, A. B ........ 506-508, 2588-2591 

Wilson, C. E ............. 588 

Wilson, E. B ... ...................... . .... 2592, 2593 

Wilson, Hewitt .................... . ................................... 2594 

Wilson, M. E ...... . ....... 2!'>95, 2596 

Wilson, S. R ........ . ...... 2688 

Wilson, Vernon . 2566 

Wilson, V. M. ..... . ................ 2597 

Wimmler, N. L ........................................................ 2598, 2599 

Winchell, H. V ...... . ......... 2600-2608, 2622-2624 

Winchell, N. H ........... 2609-2624 

Winslow, Arthur......... . ............ 2625 

Wirth, F. P .............................................................................. 2626 

Witte, W .. . .................................... 2627 

Wittich, L. L ..... . ....................................... 2628 

Woldrich, Joseph... . .................................... 2629 

Wolf, Martha ............................................................................. 2630 

Wolff, J, E ... . .......................................................... 2248 

~~~~: ~. ~ ·.::·.·.::::·.·.·.::·.·-~:::::::·.·.::·.·.::::::::::·.::·.·.:·.·.:·.::::·.::·.·.:::·.:·.··-~-~~~-~~~~~ Wood, C. E ··············································································· 138 

~~~~~~;,ej o~ A ~::::::.:::::::::::.:::.:::·::::::::::::··:::::·::::: .. ~-~-~~~~!~i ~~~~:~~, ~. PG ·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.·:::::~.~:~.~~~!~ Wootton, T. P ....................................................................... 1455 

Workman, L. E ...................................................................... 2644 

~~r!~~:Dg~ ~-·:::::::::::::::-:::·:-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::_:~~~~:~.i~!~ Wright, E. C ................... , ........................................................ 454 

Wright, J. C .............................................................................. 2649 

~~i~~~; ~: ~ .::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~ Wright, W. S .......................................................... 2652, 2653 

~;~~;, ~. Lo .. :::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::. ·:::::::::::::::::::::::::. ·:::::::::::::::::::~~~ 
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IRON ORE DEPOSITS OF THE WORLD 371 

Index no. Index no. 

Wylie, A. W .............................................................................. 2654 Zans, V. A ................................................................................ 2667 

Wyman, C. L ........................................................................... 2655 Zapffe, Carl ................................................................. 2668-2679 

Wytic, A. W .............................................................................. 2656 Zavaritsky, A. N ·····························································-·· 2680 

y Zeijlmans van Emmichoven, C. P. A ................ 2681 

Zeiller, R .................................................................................. 1457 

Yaklish, J. P .........................•................................................ 2657 

Yih, L. F ................................................................................... 2658 

Yoshinaga, Mayumi ............................................................. 2101 

Young, G. A ............................................................... 2659-2661 

Young, W. E ........................................................................... 2662 

Youngman, E. P .................................................................. 2663 

Yunge, G ................................................................................... 2664 

Zeitz, Isidore .......................................................................... 2452 

Zetterstrom, J. D ............................................................... 2682 Zimanyi,· K ................................................................................. 2683 

Zinn, Justin ···-···········································································2684 Zinner, Paul ................................................................ 2685, 2686 

Zoldok, S. W .............................................................. 2687-2689 

Zorin, V ........................................................................................ 66 

Zuloaga, Guillermo .................................. 2355, 2690-2694 

z Zvereff, R .................................................................... 1986, 2695 

Zabelli, A ·····································-············································ 2665 Zachos, K ................................................................................... 2666 Anonymous ...................................................................... 2696-2732 

trU. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1956 0- 407697