A Selected Bibliography 

on Quicksilver 

1811-1953

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 1019-A

A Selected Bibliography 

on Quicksilver 

1811-1953

By M. JANE EBNER

A CONTRIBUTION TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 1019-A

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON : 1954
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Douglas McKay, Secretary

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

W. E. Wrather, Director

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CONTENTS

Page

Introduction ______________________________________________________ 1

Bibliography. _____________________________________________________ 3

U. S. Geological Survey publications and open-file reports.________ 3

U. S. Bureau of Mines publications-__--__-__--___--_-_---____-_- 9

Publications of state organizations______________________________ 12

Publications in scientific and professional journals _________________ 18

Foreign publications ___________________________________________ 29

Miscellaneous reports__________________________________________ 47

Subject index_____________________________________________________ 51

Author index____._______-___---______-___--_______--____________ 57

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A CONTRIBUTION TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL

RESOURCES

A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON QUICKSILVER

By M. JANE EBNER

INTRODUCTION

This bibliography includes publications relating to the geology, 

mining, and metallurgy of quicksilver. The reports are grouped into 

the following categories: U. S. Geological Survey publications and 

open-file reports, U. S. Bureau of Mines publications, publications by 

state organizations, publications in scientific and professional journals, 

foreign publications, and miscellaneous publications. They are numbered consecutively from 1 to 908, and these numbers refer to the 

reports in the author and subject indexes found at the end of the 

bibliography;

Those reports that contain little information on quicksilver are 

excluded from the bibliography. Abstracts of reports and presentations of papers are omitted also. Most publications relating to the 

production of quicksilver are not included, but agencies and monthly 

publications that release information on production are listed at the 

end of each category.

U. S. Geological Survey publications for which prices are designated 

can be purchased from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. Those preceded by an 

asterisk (*) are out of print, but they can probably be seen in many 

university and public libraries. Open-file reports and preliminary 

reports are not available in all libraries, but copies have been placed 

in the Geological Survey Library, Washington, D. C., and in a few 

other Geological Survey offices. Limited distribution reports may be 

obtained, if still available, from the U. S. Geological Survey, Washington 25, D. C.

1

BIBLIOGRAPHY

U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PUBLICATIONS AND OPEN-FILE

REPORTS

[An asterisk (*) indicates that the paper is out of print] 

Index 

no.

1 Bailey, E. H., 1942, Quicksilver deposits of the Parkfield district, Calif.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 936-F, p. 143-169, pis. 17-20. 35c.

2 1950, Some exploration possibilities at the New Almaden quicksilver mine, Santa Clara County, Calif.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file 

rept., map, section, and explanatory text.

3 1952, Eleven maps of the New Almaden quicksilver mine area: 

U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept., no text.

4 Bailey, E. H., and Everhart, D. L., 1949, The New Almaden quicksilver 

mine, Santa Clara County, Calif.: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept., 

2 index maps, 20 large-scale geologic maps, and brief explanatory text.

5 Bailey, E. H., and Myers, W. B., 1942, Quicksilver and antimony deposits 

of the Stayton district, Calif.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 931-Q, p. 405- 

434, pis. 64-67. 40c.

6 *Baneroft, Rowland, 1910, Notes on the occurrence of cinnabar in central 

western Arizona: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 430, p. 151-153.

7 * 1911, Reconnaissance of the ore deposits in northern Yuma County, 

Ariz.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 451, p. 44-45.

8 Bath, G. D., and Cook, K. L., 1949, Preliminary report on a geophysical 

survey of a part of the Josephine Creek area, Ochoco quicksilver district, Oregon: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept., 10 p.

9 *Beeker, G. F., 1884, Geology of quicksilver: U. S. Geol. Survey 4th Ann. 

Rept., 1882-83, p. 40-41.

10 * 1888, Geology of the quicksilver deposits of the Pacific slope, with 

an atlas: U. S. Geol. Survey Mon. 13, 486 p.

11 * 1889, Summary of the geology of the quicksilver deposits of the 

Pacific slope: U. S. Geol. Survey 8th Ann. Rept., 1886-87, pt. 2, p. 

961-985.

12 * 1889, Investigations of quicksilver deposits of the Pacific slope: 

U. S. Geol. Survey 9th Ann. Rept., 1887-88, p. 100-101.

13 * 1893, Quicksilver ore deposits: Min. Res. U. S., 1892, p. 139-168.

14 *Brooks, A. H., 1911, Geologic features of Alaska metalliferous lodes: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 480, p. 93.

15 * 1914, Mineral deposits of Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 592, p. 

36-37.

16 * 1916, The Alaskan mining industry in 1915 [Iditarod district, antimony-cinnabar lodes]: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 642, p. 66.

17 * igie. Antimony deposits of Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 649, 

p. 9, 12, 45-46.
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Index 

no.

18 *Brooks, A. H., 1921, Mineral resources of Alaska, 1919: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 714, p. 39-40.

19 * 1921, The Alaskan mining industry in 1920: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 722, p. 23-24.

20 * 1922, The Alaskan mining industry in 1921: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 739, p. 13.

21 Brown, R. E., and Waters, A. C., 1951, Quicksilver deposits of the BonanzaNonpareil district, Douglas County, Oreg.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 

955-F, p. 225-251. $1.

22 *Butler, B. S., Loughlin, G. F., Heikes, V. C., and others, 1920, The ore 

deposits of Utah: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 111, p. 106, 107, 144, 

177, 395, 542, 551-552, 566.

23 Cady, W. M., 1952, Quicksilver deposit near Aleknagik, Nushagak district, 

southwestern Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept., text and 3 

figs.

24 Cady, W. M., and Hickcox, C. A., 1944, Quicksilver deposits in the Cinnabar Creek area, Georgetown and Akiak districts, southwestern Alaska: 

U. S. Geol. Survey prelim, rept., 7 p., 4 maps.

25 *Christy, S. B., 1885, Quicksilver: Quicksilver reduction at New Almaden 

[Calif.]: Min. Res. U. S., 1883 and 1884, p. 503-536.

26 *Clarke, F. W., The data of geochemistry: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 330, 

p. 17, 572-577, 1908; 2d ed., Bull. 491, p. 18, 633-638, 1911; 3d ed., 

Bull. 616, p. 18, 664-669, 1916; 4th ed., Bull. 695, p. 18, 670-675, 1920; 

5th ed., Bull. 770, p. 680-685, 1924.

27 *Dane, C. H., and Ross, C. P., 1942, The Wild Horse quicksilver district, 

Lander County, Nev.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 931-K, p. iii, 259-278.

28 *Diller, J. S., 1898, Quicksilver, in Description of the Roseburg quadrangle 

[Oreg.]: U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 49, p. 4.

29 * 1914, Mineral resources of southwestern Oregon: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 546, p. 129.

30 *Diller, J. S., and Kay, G. F., 1909, Mineral resources of the Grants Pass 

quadrangle and bordering districts, Oregon: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 

380, p. 79, 1 map.

31 *Eberlain, G. D., and Yates, R. G., 1944, The Harry area of the New Almaden quicksilver mine, Santa Clara County, Calif.: U. S. Geol. Survey 

limited distribution rept., 2 p., 3 maps.

32 Eckel, E. B., Yates, R. G., and Granger, A. E., 1941, Quicksilver deposits 

in San Luis Obispo County and southwestern Monterey County, 

Calif.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 922-R, p. v, 515-580. 75c.

33 *Emmons, W. H., 1917, The enrichment of ore deposits: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 625, p. 392-393.

34 *Emmons, W. H., and Calkins, F. C., 1913, Geology and ore deposits of the 

Philipsburg quadrangle, Montana: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 

78, p. 154.

35 *Endlich, F. M., 1878, Catalog of minerals found in Colorado [mercury]: 

U. S. Geol. and Geog. Survey Terr. 10th Ann. Rept., 1888-89, p. 146.

36 *Evans, I. P., 1919, Bibliography of quicksilver in North America: Min. 

Res. U. S. 1917, pt. 1, p. 425-455.
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Index 

no.

37 *Evans, I. P., 1919, 1921, 1922, 1922, 1923, Recent publications on quicksilver in North America: Min. Res. U. S., 1918, pt. 1, p. 179-182; 1919, 

pt.l, p. 177-180; 1920, pt. 1, p. 437-439; 1921, pt. 1, p. 117-120; 1922, 

pt. 1, p. 121-124.

38 *Foshag, W. F., 1927, Quicksilver deposits of the Pilot Mountains, Mineral 

County, Nev.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 795, p. 113-123.

39 Gallagher, David, 1942, Quicksilver deposits near the Little Missouri River, 

Pike County, Ark.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 936-H, p. iii, 189-219. 

55c.

40 1952, Geology of the quicksilver deposits of Canoas, Zacatecas, 

Mexico: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 975-B, p. 47-85. $1.

41 Gallagher, David, and Perez Siliceo, Rafael, 1946, Geology of the Cuarento 

mercury district, State of Durango, Mexico: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 

946-F, p. 155-168. 30c.

42 1948, Geology of the Huahuaxtla mercury district, State of Guerrero, 

Mexico: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 960-E, p. iii, 149-175. 55c.

43 *Gannett, Henry, 1884, Detailed topographic work; maps of the quicksilver 

mining districts of California: U. S. Geol. Survey 4th Ann. Kept. 

1882-83, p. 4-6.

44 *Gilluly, James, 1932, Geology and ore deposits of the Stockton and Fairfield 

quadrangles, Utah: U. S. Geol. Prof. Paper 173, p. 132-139.

45 *Gilluly, James, Reed, J. C., and Parks, C. F., Jr., 1933, Some mining districts of eastern Oregon: U. S. Geol., Survey Bull. 846-A, p. 121-123.

46 *Hague, Arnold, 1870, Chemistry of the Washoe process; chemical action 

of mercury and other reagents: U. S. Geol. Expl. 40th Par. Rept., v. 

3, p. 273-293.

47 *Harrington, G. L., 1919, The gold and platinum placers of the Tolstoi 

district [Alaska]: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 692-F, p. 350.

48 *Hawkes, H. E., Jr., Wells, F. G., and Wheeler, D. P., Jr., 1942, Chromite 

and quicksilver deposits of the Del Puerto area, Stanislaus County, 

Calif.: IT. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 936-D, p. iv, 79-110.

49 *Hess, F. L., 1906, Magnesite deposits of California: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 285, p. 388.

50 *Hewett, D. F., 1931, Geology and ore deposits of the Goodsprings quadrangle, Nevada: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 162, p. 79, 81-82, 133.

51 *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.

52 *Hillebrand, W. F., and Schaller, W. T., 1909, The mercury minerals from 

Terlingua, Tex.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 405, 174 p.

53 *Knopf, Adolph, 1916, Some cinnabar deposits in western Nevada: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 620-D, p. 59-64.

54 * 1924, Geology and ore deposits of the Rochester district, Nevada: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 762, p. 53-54.

55 *Larsen, E. S., and Livingston, D. C., 1920, Geology of the Yellow Pine 

cinnabar-mining district, Idaho: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 715, p. 

73-83. 

296633 54 2
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Index 

no.

56 *Lawson, A. C., 1914, Quicksilver, in Description of the San Francisco 

district: U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 193, p. 22.

57 *Lindgren, Waldemar, 1896, The gold-quartz veins of Nevada City and 

Grass Valley districts, California: U. S. Geol. Survey 17th Ann. Rept. 

1895-96, pt. 2, p. 119.

58 * 1901, The gold belt of the Blue Mountains of Oregon: U. S. Geol. 

Survey 22d Ann. Rept., 1900-1901, pt. 2, p. 604, 642, 683, 708.

59 * 1915, Geology and mineral deposits of the National mining district, 

Nevada: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 601, p. 14, 15, 47, 48.

60 *Lindgren, Waldemar, and Turner, H. W., 1894, Quicksilver deposits, in 

Description of the Placerville sheet [Calif.]: U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. 

Atlas, folio 3, p. 3.

61 * 1895, Quicksilver, in Description of the Smartsville sheet [Calif.]: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 18, p. 6.

62 *McAllister, J. F., and Herndndez Ortiz, David, 1945, Quicksilver-antimony 

deposits of Huitzuco, Guerrero, Mexico: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 

946-B, p. iv, 49-71.

63 McAllister, J. F., Flores W., Hector, and Ruiz F., Carlos, 1950, Quicksilver 

deposits of Chile: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 964-E, p. 361-400 [1951]. 

75c.

64 *McCaskey, H. D., 1912, Quicksilver Deposits, ores, and gangues: Min. 

Res. U. S., 1911, pt. 1, p. 889-921.

65 * 1917, Quicksilver Methods of treatment: Min. Res. U. S., 1915, 

pt. 1, p. 263-266.

66 *Melville, W. H., 1891, Metacinnabarite from New Almaden, Calif.: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 78, p. 80-83.

67 *Melville, W. H., and Lindgren, Waldemar, 1890, Contributions to the 

mineralogy of the Pacific coast: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 61, p. 11-22.

68 *Mertie, J. B., Jr., 1922, The occurrence of metalliferous deposits in the 

Yukon and Kuskokwim regions, Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 739, 

p. 157.

69 *Mertie, J. B., Jr., and Harrington, G. L., 1916, Mineral resources of the 

Ruby-Kuskokwim region: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 642, p. 237-238, 

258-259, 263.

70 *Overbeck, R. M., 1920, Placer mining in the Tolovana district [Alaska]: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 712, p. 183.

71 *Pardee, J. T., 1930, Deposits of gold, copper, quicksilver, and associated 

metals in western Oregon: U. S. Dept. of Interior Press Notice 

45355, 14 p.

72 Phoenix, D. A., and Cathcart, J. B., 1952, Quicksilver deposits in the 

southern Pilot Mountains, Mineral County, Nev.: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 973-D, p. 143-171. 50c.

73 *Powell, J. W., 1888, Investigations of quicksilver deposits [in eastern 

California and western Nevada]: U. S. Geol. Survey 7th Ann. Rept., 

1885-86, p. 25-26.

74 *Prindle, L. M., 1909. The Fortymile quadrangle, Yukon-Tanana region, 

Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 375, p. 32.
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Index 

no.

75 *Ransome, F. L., 1900, Quicksilver, in Description of the Mother Lode 

district [Calif.]: U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 63, p. 10.

76 * 1907, Preliminary account of Goldfield, Bullfrog, and other mining 

districts in southern Nevada: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 303, p. 36.

77 * 1909, Notes on some mining districts in Humboldt County, Nev.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 414, p. 30, 37, 45, 65, 71.

78 * 1909, The geology and ore deposits of Goldfield, Nev.: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Prof. Paper 66, p. 108, 113.

79 * 1916, Quicksilver deposits of the Mazatzal Range, Ariz.: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 620-F, p. 111-128.

80 * 1919, Quicksilver: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 666-FF, 9 p.

81 * 1921, Quicksilver Treatment of ores, uses, mineralogy, deposits 

of the world: Min. Res. U. S., 1917, p. 367-424. lOc.

82 1921, Quicksilver Quicksilver mines in the United States: Min. 

Res. U. S., 1918, p. 167-178. 5c.

83 1922, Quicksilver [foreign deposits]: Min. Res. U. S., 1922, p. 175- 

177. 5c.

84 *Reed, J. C., 1946, Mineral investigations of the Geological Survey in 

Alaska in 1943 and 1944: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 947-A, p. ii, 3, 4.

85 *Reed, J. C., and Wells, F. G., 1938, Geology and ore deposits of the southwestern Arkansas quicksilver district: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 886-C, 

90 p.

86 Roberts, R. J., 1940, Quicksilver deposits of the Bottle Creek district, 

Humboldt County, Nev., a preliminary report: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 922-A, p. 1-29. 35c.

87 * 1940, Quicksilver deposit at Buckskin Peak, National mining district, Humboldt County, Nev., a preliminary report: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Bull. 922-E, p. 115-133.

88 *Ross, C. P., 1940, Quicksilver deposits of the Mount Diablo district; 

Contra Costa County, Calif.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 922-B, p. iii, 

31-54.

89 1940, Quicksilver deposits of the Mayacmas and Sulphur Bank 

districts, California, a preliminary report': U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 

922-L, p. 327-353. 45c.

90 1941, Some quicksilver prospects in adjacent parts of Nevada, 

California, and Oregon: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 931-B, p. 23-37. 25c.

91 * 1942, Quicksilver deposits in the Steens and Pueblo Mountains, 

southern Oregon: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 931-J, p. 227-258.

92 Ross, C. P., and Yates, R. G., 1943, The Coso quicksilver district, Inyo 

County, Calif.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 936-Q, p. ii, 395-416. 40c.

93 *Schaller, W. T., 1912, The properties of mosesite: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 509, p. 104-109.

94 *Schrader, F. C., 1918, Quicksilver deposits of the Phoenix Mountains, 

Ariz.: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 690-D, p. 95-109.

95 *Schrader, F. C., and Ross, C. P., 1926, Antimony and quicksilver deposits 

in the Yellow Pine district, Idaho: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 780-D, 

p. 137-167.
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96 *Schrader, F. C., Stone, R. W., and Sanford, Samuel, 1916, Useful minerals 

of the United States: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 624, p. 248-258. 

[Revision of Bull. 585.}

97 Short, M. N., 1940, Microscopic determination of the ore minerals: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 914, p. 129, 137, 140, 152, 153, 155, 156, 158, 225, 

272, 273, 281, 282, 290. $1.50.

98 *Smith, G. O., 1904, Quicksilver, in Description of the Mount Stuart 

quadrangle [Wash.]: U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, folio 106, p. 9.

99 *Smith, P. S., 1917, The Lake Clark-Central Kuskokwim region, Alaska: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 655, p. 131, 139-150.

100 * 1930, Mineral industry of Alaska in 1929: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 824-A, p. 79-80.

101 * 1931, Mineral industry of Alaska in 1930: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 836-A, p. 81.

102 *Smith, P. S., and Maddren, A. G., 1915, Quicksilver deposits of the 

Kuskokwim region: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 622-H, p. 272-291.

103 *Spurr, J. E.,, 1896, Economic geology of the Mercur mining district, Utah, 

with introduction by S. F. Emmons: U. S. Geol. Survey 16th Ann. 

Rept., 1894-95, pt. 2, p. 343-355, 357-358, 366, 417, 418, 421-422, 

428-429, 436, 451-452.

104 * 1899, A reconnaissance in southwestern Alaska in 1898: U. S. 

Geol. Survey 20th Ann. Rept., 1898-99, pt. 7, p. 129.

105 *Stephenson, E. L., 1943, Geophysical surveys in the Ochoco quicksilver 

district, Oregon: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 940-C, p. iv, 57-98.

106 Thompson, G. A., Jr., 1950, Structural geology of the Terlingua quicksilver district, Texas: U. S. Geol. Survey open-file rept., 93 p., 1 map, 

42 figs.

107 *Turner, H. W., 1896, Further contributions to the geology of the Sierra 

Nevada: U. S. Geol. Survey 17th Ann. Rept., 1895-96, pt. 1, p. 

677-678.

108 *Turner, H. W., and Ransome, F. JL, 1897, Quicksilver deposits, in Description of Sonora quadrangle [Calif.]: U. S. Geol. Survey Geol. 

Atlas, folio 41,. p. 7.

109 Tweto, Ogden, and Yates, R. G., 1945, The Cochetopa Creek quicksilver 

deposits, Saguache County, Colo.: U. S. Geol. Survey limited memo, 

rept., 3 p.

110 *U. S. Geological Survey, 1921, World Atlas of Commercial Geology, 

Part I, Distribution of mineral production, p. 59-60.

111 * 1937, Property ownership in the Arkansas quicksilver district: 

Press Memo. 139234, 1 p., map.

112 * 1943, Quicksilver deposits of the Terlingua district, Texas: 

Limited distribution rept. (The Chisos and Rainbow mines, by 

R. G. Yates, J. F. McAllister, and G. A. Thompson, 8 p., 22 maps; 

Mitchell-Gillette group of claims (Maggie Sink area), by R. G. Yates 

and J. F. McAllister, text and 2 maps.)

113 * 1943, Preliminary report on the quicksilver-antimony properties 

in the vicinity of Sleitmut, Georgetown district, southwestern 

Alaska: Limited distribution rept., 8 maps.
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114 Waters, A. C., 1943, Ozark Quicksilver Corporation, Pike County, Ark.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey limited distribution rept., working-map only.

115 1945, The Black Butte quicksilver mine, Lane County, Oreg.: 

U. S. Geol. Survey limited distribution rept., text and 2 maps.

116 Waters, A. C., and others, 1943, Humphreys and Caddo quicksilver mines, 

Clark County, Ark.: U. S. Geol. Survey limited distribution rept., 

14 p., maps.

117 Waters, A. C., Brown, R. E., Compton, R. R., Staples, L. W., and others, 

1951, Quicksilver deposits of the Horse Heaven mining district, 

Oregon: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 969-E, p. 105-149. $1.75.

118 * Wells, F. G., and Waters, A. C., 1934, Quicksilver deposits of southwestern 

Oregon: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 850, 58 p.

119 * Williams, Albert, Jr., 1883, Useful minerals of the United States; division 

of the Rocky Mountains: Min. Res. U. S., 1882, p. 753, 767, 768, 

. 772, 774.

120 * 1885, Quicksilver and vermilion: Min. Res. U. S., 1883 and 1884, 

p. 492-503.

121 * 1886, Quicksilver [Calif.] and vermilion: Min. Res. U. S., 1885, 

p. 284, 296.

122 * 1888, Useful minerals of the United States [cinnabar in California, 

Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, and Utah]: Min. Res. U. S., 1887, 

p. 703, 705, 713, 724, 756, 778, 796.

123 Williams, Howel, and Comptvn, Robert R., 1953, Quicksilver deposits of 

Steens Mountain and Pueblo Mountains, southeast Oregon: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Bull. 995-B, p. 19-77. 65c.

124 *Yale, C. G., 1883, Minor minerals of the Pacific coast: Min. Res. U. S. 

1882, p. 662-663.

125 *Yates, R. G., 1942, Quicksilver deposits of the Opalite district, Malheur 

County, Oreg., and Humboldt County, Nev.: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Bull. 931-N, p. 319-348.

126 Yates, R. G., Kent, D. F., and Concha, J. F., 1951, Quicksilver deposits 

of the Huancavelica district, Peru: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. P75-A, 

47 p. $1.25.

127 *Yates, R. G., and Thompson, G. A., 1943, Viviana quicksilver mine, 

Brewster County, Tex.: U. S. Geol. Survey limited distribution 

rept., 3 p., 8 maps.

128 1944, Mariposa and 248 quicksilver mines, Terlingua district, 

Texas: U. S. Geol. Survey limited distribution rept., 3 p., 2 maps.

129 Production data on quicksilver are given in the volumes of Mineral Resources of the United States until 1923, when the publication was 

transferred to the U. S. Bureau of Mines. In 1932 the title was 

changed to Minerals Yearbook.

U. S. BUREAU OF MINES PUBLICATIONS

130 Bedford, R. H., and Ricker, Spangler, 1950, Investigation of Guadalupe 

mercury mine, Santa Clara County, Calif.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. 

Inv. 4682, 8 p.

131 1950, Investigation of the New Almaden mercury mine, Santa 

Clara County, Calif.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4697, 29 p.
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132 Bouton, C. M., and Duschak, L. H., 1920, The determination of mercury: 

U. S. Bur. Mines Tech. Paper 227, 44 p.

133 Bradley, Worthen, 1931, Method and cost of recovering quicksilver 

from low-grade ore at the reduction plant of the Sulphur Bank 

Syndicate, Clearlake, Calif.: U. S. Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 6429, 17 p.

134 Davenport, S. J., and Harrington, Daniel, 1941, Mercury poisoning as 

a mining hazard: U. S. Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 7180, 27 p.

135 Davis, C. W., 1929, Distillation amalgamation methods for the technical determination of mercury in ores: U. S. Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 

6202, 8 p.

136 Dupuy, L. W., 1948, Bucket-drilling the Coso mercury deposit, Inyo 

County, Calif.: U. S. Bur. Mines Kept. Inv. 4201, 45 p.

137 Duschak, L. H., and Schuette, C. N., 1918, Fume and other losses in 

condensing quicksilver from furnace gases: U. S. Bur. Mines Tech. 

Paper 96, 29 p.

13g 1925, The metallurgy of quicksilver: U. S. Bur. Mines Bull. 222, 

173 p.

139 Elmer, W. W., 1930, Mining methods and costs at the Black Butte 

quicksilver mine, Lane County, Oreg.: U. S. Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 

6276, 8 p.

140 Engel, A. L., and Shelton, S. M., 1942, Ore-testing studies of the oredressing section, fiscal year 1941: U. S. Bur. Mines Kept. Inv. 3628, 

p. 25-26.

141 Evans, A. M., and Traver, W. J., Jr., 1947, Terlingua mercury deposit, 

Brewster and Presidio Counties, Tex.: U. S. Bur. Mines Kept. Inv. 

3995, 10 p.

142 Frolli, A. W., 1937, Mining and reduction methods and costs at the 

Oceanic quicksilver mine, Cambria, San Luis Obispo County, Calif.: 

U. S. Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 6950, 13 p.

143 Furness, J. W., and Santmyers, R. M., 1926, The quicksilver situation 

from a domestic standpoint: U. S. Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 6007, 13 p.

144 Gardner, E. D., and Mosier, McHenry, 1941, Open-cut metal mining: 

U. S. Bur. Mines Bull. 433, p. 167-169.

145 Hilpert, L. S., 1948, Mercury resources of Japan: U. S. Bur. Mines Min. 

Trade Notes 24, 52 p.

146 Johnson, F. T., and Ricker, Spangler, 1949, Investigation of Oat Hill 

mercury mine, Napa County, Calif.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 

4542, 23 p.

147 McElvenny, L. T., Smith, M. C., and McElwaine, R. B., 1950, Investigation of southwestern Arkansas mercury district, Howard, Pike, and 

Clark Counties, Ark.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4737, 25 p.

148 Moorehead, W. R., 1931, Methods and costs of mining quicksilver ore 

at the New Idria mine, San Benito County, Calif.: U. S. Bur. Mines 

Inf. Circ. 6462, 14 p.

149 Mosier, McHenry, 1944, Bureau of Mines exploration of mercury deposits 

to June 30, 1944: U. S. Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 7299, 15 p.

150 Mosier, McHenry, and Johnson, A. C., 1943, Explorationjor war minerals: 

U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 3676, p. 21-22.
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151 Randall, Merle, and Humphrey, H. B., 1942, New process for controlling 

mercury vapor: U. S. Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 7206, 10 p.

152 Reed, G. C., 1946, Exploration of Glass Buttes mercury deposit, Lake 

County, Oreg.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 3926, 4 p.

153 Rutledge, F. A., 1948, Investigation of the Rainy Creek mercury prospect, 

Bethel district, Kuskokwim region, southwestern Alaska: U. S. 

Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4361, 7 p.

154 1950, Investigation of mercury deposits, Cinnabar Creek area, 

Georgetown and Akiak districts, Kuskokwim region, southwestern 

Alaska: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4719, 9 p.

155 Schuette, C. N., 1931, Quicksilver: U. S. Bur. Mines Bull. 335, 168 p.

156 Shelton, S. M., and Calhouri, W. A., 1942, Cinnabar-reduction plants 

of the southwestern Arkansas quicksilver district: U. S. Bur. Mines 

Rept. Inv. 3627, 24 p.

157 Trengove, R. R., 1949, Investigation of the New Idria mercury deposit, 

San Benito County, Calif.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4525, 24 p.

158 United States Bureau of Mines and Geological Survey, 1947, Mineral 

resources of the United States, by the staffs of the Bureau of Mines 

and Geological Survey 30. Mercury, p. 134-138: Washington, D. C., 

Public Affairs Press [° 1948].

159 United States Bureau of Mines in cooperation with the McGraw-Hill 

Book Co., 1937, Mineral raw materials: U. S. Bur. Mines, Foreign 

Minerals Div., p. 121-127.

160 United States Bureau of Mines, Mining Division, 1941, Exploration and 

sampling of domestic deposits of strategic minerals: U. S. Bur. Mines 

Rept. Inv. 3574, p. 6,

161 Vanderburg, W. O., 1938, Reconnaissance of mining districts in Humboldt 

County, Nev.: U. S. Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 6995, p. 17, 30-31, 37-38, 

40, 45.

162 1938, Reconnaissance of mining districts in Eureka County, 

Nev.: U. S. Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 7022, p. 19.

163 1940, Reconnaissance of mining districts in Churchill County, 

Nev.: U. S. Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 7093, p. 31-32.

164 Von Bernewitz, M. W., 1937, Occurrence and treatment of mercury ore 

at small mines: U. S. Bur. Mines Inf. Circ. 6966, 40 p.

165 Webber, B. S., and others, 1947, Mercury deposits of southwestern 

Alaska: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4065, 57 p.

166 Wells, R. R., 1950, Laboratory concentration of mercury ores from Oregon, 

California, Idaho, and Nevada: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4620, 

19 p.

167 Wiebelt, F. J., 1949, Investigation of the Abbott quicksilver mine, Lake 

County, Calif.: U. S. Bur. Mines Rept. Inv. 4558, 11 p.

168 Production data on quicksilver are given in the Minerals Yearbook from 

1924 to the present time. Copies may be obtained, if still available, 

from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, 

Washington 25, D. C. Production data are also included in the 

Mineral Trade Notes published by the Bureau of Mines.
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169 Anderson, A. L., 1941, Geology of the Idaho Almaden quicksilver mine 

near Weiser, Idaho: Idaho Bur. Mines and Geology Pamph. 55, 9 p.

170 Averill, C. V., 1947, Mines and mineral resources of Lake County, Calif.: 

Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 43, no. 1, p. 25-38.

171 Averitt, Paul, 1945, Quicksilver deposits of the Knoxville district, Napa, 

Yolo, and Lake Counties, Calif.: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 

41, no. 2, p. 65-89.

172 Bailey, E. H., 1946, Quicksilver deposits of the western Mayacmas district, Sonoma County, Calif.: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 42, 

no. 3, p. 199-230.

173 1951, The New Almaden quicksilver mines: Calif. Div. Mines Bull. 

154, p. 263-270.

174 1952, Suggestions for exploration at New Almaden quicksilver 

mine, California: Calif. Div. Mines Special Kept. 17, 4 p.

175 Bailey, E. H., and Myers, W. B., 1949, Quicksilver and antimony deposits of the Stay ton district, California: Calif. Div. Mines Bull. 

147, p. 37-56.

176 Bailey, E. H., and Phoenix, D. A., 1944, Quicksilver deposits in Nevada: 

Nev. Univ. Bull., Geology and Mining Ser. 41, v. 38, no. 5, 206 p.

177 Bailey, E. H., and Swinney, C. M., 1947, Walibu quicksilver mine, Kern 

County, Calif.: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 43, no. 1, p. 9-14.

178 Baker, C. L., 1935, Mercury minerals and ores: Tex. Univ. Bull. 3401, 

p. 511-570.

179 Bell, R. N., 1918, Quicksilver and antimony discoveries in central Idaho: 

Idaho Min. Dept. Bull. 1, 12 p.

180 : 1919, Twentieth annual report of the mining industry of Idaho 

for the year 1918; War metals [quicksilver], p. 89-100.

181 Bowen, O. E., Jr., 1951, Manganese and quicksilver mineralization in the 

San Francisco region: Calif. Div. Mines Bull. 154, p. 259-262.

182 Bradley, W. W., 1915, The counties of Colusa, Glenn, Lake, Marin, Napa, 

Solano, Sonoma, and Yolo, [Calif]: Calif. State Min. Bur. 14th Rept. 

State Mineralogist, 1913-14, pt. 2, p. 176, 189-191, 202-203, 226-240, 

262, 283-292, 300, 311-312, 316, 342-351, 368, 369.

183 1918, Quicksilver resources of California, with a section on 

metallurgy and ore-dressing: Calif. State Min. Bur. Bull. 78, 389 p.

184 Bradley, W. W., Brown, G. C., Lowell, F. L., and McLaughlin, R. P., 1915, 

The counties of Fresno, Kern, Kings, Madera, Mariposa, Merced, 

San Joaquin, Stanislaus: Calif. State Min. Bur., 14th Rept. State 

Mineralogist, 1913-14, pt. 4, p. 442, 456-464, 526, 528-530, 602.

185 Bradley, W. W., Huguenin, Emile, Logan, C. A., and Waring, C. A., 1919, 

The counties of Monterey, San Benito, San Luis Obispo, Santa 

Barbara, Ventura: Calif. State Min. Bur. 15th Rept. State Mineralogist, 1915-16, pt. 5, p. 613, 689-720, 746-748.

186 Branner, G. C., 1932, Cinnabar in southwestern Arkansas: Ark. Geol. 

Survey Inf. Circ. 2, 51 p., incl. maps.
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187 Broughton, W. A., 1942, Inventory of mineral properties in Snohomish 

County, Wash.: Wash. Dept. Conserv. and DeveL, Div. Geology 

Kept. Inv. 6, p. 8, 10, 42, 43, 60, 62.

188 Brown, G. C., 1915, The counties of Shasta, Siskiyou, and Trinity [Calif.]: 

Calif. State Min. Bur., 14th Kept. State Mineralogist, 1913-14, p. 

870, 875-876, 923-924.

189 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. Oreg., v. 2, no. 2, p. 72.

190 California Division of Mines, 1936, Cost of producing quicksilver at a 

California mine in 1931-1932: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 32, 

no. 3, p. 384-385.

191 1939, Outline geologic map of California showing locations of 

quicksilver properties: Economic mineral map of California no. 1, 

scale, 1:1,000,000.

192 1943, Quicksilver deposits of the New Idria district: Calif. Jour. 

Mines and Geology, v. 39, no. 1, 99-100.

193 California State Mining Bureau, 1917, Quicksilver in California; its military importance no commercial substitute 3ret developed: Press 

Bull. 40, 1 p.

194 Carpenter, J. A., 1941, An investigation as to the presence of commercial 

quantities of mercury and gold in the dry lakes of Nevada: Nev. 

Univ. Bull., Geology and Mining Ser. 35, v. 35, no. 4, 22 p.

195 Crawford, A. L., and O'Farrel, Charles, 1932, Unusual microscopic features of a newly discovered mercury ore from the Deep Creek Mountains of western Utah: Utah Acad. Sci. Proc., v. 9, p. 41-44.

196 Crippen, R. A., Jr., 1947, Condenser installation at the New Idria Quicksilver Mining Company, Idria, Calif.: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, 

v. 43, no. 1, p. 61-62.

197 1950, Mercury: Calif. Div. Mines Bull. 156, p. 330-337.

198 Dreyer, R. M., 1940, Goldbanks mining district, Pershing County, Nev.: 

Nev. Univ. Bull., Geology and Mining Ser. 33, v. 34, no. 1, p. 30-36.

199 Durand, F. E., 1873, Note on crystals of quartz of a red color, by the 

interposition of cinnabar: Calif. Acad. Sci. Proc., v. 4, p. 211.

200 1873, Notes on the crystallization of metacinnabarite: Calif. 

Acad. Sci. Proc., v. 4, p. 219-220.

201 Eakle, A. S., 1914, Minerals of California: Calif. State Min. Bur. Bull. 

67, p. 18, 32-36, 201, 204-209.

202 1923, Minerals of California: Calif. State Min. Bur. Bull. 91, p. 

43-46.

203 Eakle, A. S., Huguenin, R. P., McLaughlin, R. P., and Waring, C. A., 

1917, The counties of Alpine, Inyo, and Mono: Calif. State Min. 

Bur., 15th Rept. State Mineralogist, 1915-16, pt. 1, p. 121.

204 Eckel, E. B., and Myers, W. B., 1946, Quicksilver deposits of the New 

Idria district, San Benito and Fresno Counties, Calif.: Calif. Jour. 

Mines and Geology, v. 42, no. 2, p. 81-124.

296633 54 3
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205 Everhart, D. L., 1946, Quicksilver deposits at the Sulphur Bank mine, 

Lake County, Calif.: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 42, no. 2, 

p. 125-153.

206 1950, Skaggs Springs quicksilver mine, Sonoma County, Calif.: 

Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 46, no. 3, p. 385-394.

207 1950, Quicksilver deposits of the Cachuma district, Santa Barbara 

County, Calif.: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 46, no. 4, p. 

509-532.

208 Fansett, G. R., 1920, Field tests for the common metals: Ariz. Univ. Bull. 

105, Mineral Technology Ser. 23, p. 17.

209 Fischer, A. EL, 1918, A summary of mining in the State of Washington 

(quicksilver); Wash. Univ. [Seattle] Eng. Exper. Sta. Bull. 4, p. 

25-26, 34, 59, 61, 71, 73, 84.

210 Fix, P. F., and Swinney, C. M., 1949, Quicksilver deposits of the Oakville 

district, Napa County, Calif.: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 45, 

no. 1, p. 31-46.

211 Forstner, William, 1903, The quicksilver resources of California: Calif. 

Div. Mines Bull. 27, 273 p.

212 Franke, H. A., 1935, Mineral resources of portions of Monterey and Kings 

County [Calif.]: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 31, no. 4, p. 462.

213 Fraser, H. J., Wilson, H. D. B., and Hendry, N. W., 1943, Hot springs 

deposits of the Coso Mountains [Calif.J: Calif. Jour. Mines and 

Geology, v. 38, nos. 3 and 4, p. 242.

214 Frederick, Francis, 1945, State of Oregon map showing location of quicksilver deposits: Oreg. Dept. Geology and Min. Industries, scale, 

1:1,000,000.

215 Gabb, W. M., 1864, Communication on the San Luis Obispo quicksilver 

fossils: Calif. Acad. Nat. Sci. Proc., v'. 3, p. 173-174.

216 Geary, J. W., 1906, The condensation of quicksilver vapors: Calif. Jour. 

Technology, v. 7, p. 35-36, 47.

217 George, R. D., 1913, Mercury, quicksilver, and its ores: Colo. State Geol. 

Survey Bull. 6, p. 236-238.

218 Gianella, V. P., 1941, Nevada's common minerals: Nev. Univ. Bull., 

Geology and' Mining Ser. 36, v. 35, no. 6, p. 55, 57.

219 Goodyear, W. A., 1882, Report on an examination of the quicksilver 

mines of California [May 1871]: Calif. Geol. Survey, Geology, v. 2, 

App., p. 91-135.

220 Hanks, H. G., 1882, Quicksilver [receipts at San Francisco, charging 

sluices with, loss of, retorting] in Second report of the [California] 

State Mineralogist, from December 1, 1880, to October 1, 1882, p. 24, 

112, 116, 117, 121.

221 Hansell, J. M., 1934, Mining development of the Arkansas quicksilver 

district: Ark. Geol. Survey Inf. Giro. 2, Supp.

222 Heizer, R. F., and Treganza, A. E., 1944, Mines and quarries of the 

Indians in California: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 40, p. 311- 

312.

223 Hill, B. F., 1902, The Terlingua quicksilver deposits, Brewster County, 

Tex.: Tex. Univ. Bull. 4, 74 p.
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224 Jennings, C. W., 1953, Mines and mineral resources of Kings County, 

Calif.: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 49, no. 3, p. 293-295.

225 Joesting, H. R., 1942, Strategic mineral occurrences in interior Alaska: 

Alaska Dept. Mines Pamph. 1, p. 20-27.

226 Joseph, P. E., 1916, Mercury-quicksilver: Ariz. Bur. Mines Bull. 12, 

8 p.

227 King, C. R., 1948, Economic aspects of mercury production in California: 

Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 44, no. 4, p. 327-334.

228 Larsen, E. S., 1919, The occurrence of cinnabar near Black Pine, Idaho: 

Idaho Univ., School Mines Bull. 2, v. 14, p. 65-67.

229 Lausen, Carl, and Gardner, E. D., 1927, Quicksilver resources of Arizona: 

Ariz. Bur. Mines Bull. 122, 112 p.

230 Livingston, D. C., 1919, Tungsten, cinnabar, manganese, molybdenum, 

and tin deposits of Idaho: Idaho Univ., School Mines Bull. 2, v. 14, 

p. 54-65.

231 Lowell, F. L., 1915, The counties of Del Norte, Humboldt, and Mendocino, [Calif.]: Calif. State Min. Bur., 14th Rept. State Mineralogist, 

1913-14, pt. 3, p. 390.

232 Mackin, J. H., 1944, Relation of geology to mineralization in the Morton 

cinnabar district, Lewis County, Wash.: Wash. Dept. Conserv. and 

Devel., Div. Mines and Mining Rept. Inv. 6, 47 p.

233 Maxson, J. H., 1933, Economic geology of portions of Del Norte and 

Siskiyou Counties, northwesternmost California: Calif. Jour. Mines 

and Geology, v. 29, p. 156-158.

234 Merrill, F. J. H., 1917, The counties of Los Angeles, Orange, and Riverside [Calif.]: Calif. State Min. Bur., 15th Rept. State Mineralogist, 

1915-16, pt. 4, p. 516, 518.

235 Mitchell, G. J., 1915, Minerals of Oregon: Oreg. Univ. Bull., new ser., 

v. 13, p. 20-21.

236 Myers, W. B., and Everhart, D. L., 1948, Quicksilver deposits of the 

Guerneville district, Sonoma County, Calif.: Calif. Jour. Mines and 

Geology, v. 44, no. 3, p. 253-277.

237 Oregon Bureau of Mines and Geology, 1921, Development of quicksilver 

deposits: Commun. to Governor and 31st Gen. Assembly Rept., 

1919-20, p. 18.

238 Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries, Oregon metal 

mines handbooks by staff of the Oregon Department of Geology and 

Mineral Industries: Bull. 14-A. Baker, Union, and Wallowa Counties, 

1939; B. Grant, Morrow, and Untilla Counties, 1941; C. v. 1, Coos, 

Curry, and Douglas Counties, 1940, v. 2, section 1, Josephine County, 

1942, section 2, Jackson County, 1943; D. Northwestern Oregon, 

1951; E. Central and southeastern Oregon [in preparation].

239 Osmont, V. C., 1904, A geological section of the Coast Ranges north of 

the Bay of San Francisco: Calif. Univ. Dept. Geology Bull., v. 4, 

no. 3, p. 50-51.

240 Parks, H. M., and Swartley, A. M., 1916, Handbook of the mining industry of Oregon: Oreg. Bur. Mines and Geology, Min Res. Oreg., v. 2, 

no. 4, p. 14, 33, 55-56, 218, 227.
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241 Patty, E. N., and Glover, S. L., 1921, The mineral resources of Washington: Wash. Geol. Survey Bull. 21, p. 86.

242 Phillips, W. B., 1902, Sulphur, oil, and quicksilver in Trans-Pecos, Texas: 

Tex. Univ. Mineral Survey Bull. 2, 43 p.

243 Randol, J. B., 1890, Quicksilver mines and reduction works: Calif. Div. 

Mines, 10th Rept. State Mineralogist, p. 920-929.

244 Ransome, A. L., and Kellogg, J. L., 1939, Quicksilver resources of California: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 35, no. 4, p. 353-486.

245 Ross, C. P., 1934, Progress report on the examination of the Terlingua 

quicksilver district, Brewster County, Tex.: Tex. Univ. Bur. Econ. 

Geology Min. Res. Circ. 7, 4 p.

246 1935, Preliminary report on the Terlingua quicksilver district, 

Brewster County, Tex.: Tex. Univ. Bull. 3401, p. 558-573.

247 Ross, C. P., and Carr, M. S., 1941, Part 1, The metal and coal mining 

districts of Idaho, with notes on the non-metallic resources of the 

State, p. 13, 32, 97, 99; Part 2, Bibliography and table of contents: 

Idaho Bur. Mines and Geology Pamph. 57, 263 p.

248 Schuette, C. N., 1937, The geology of quicksilver ore deposits: Calif. 

Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 33, no. 1, p. 38-50.

249 1938, Quicksilver in Oregon: Oreg. Dept. Geology and Min. 

Industries Bull. 4, 172 p.

250 Sellards, E. H., and Evans, G. L., 1946, Index to Texas mineral resources: 

Tex. Univ. Bur. Econ. Geology Pub. 4301, p. 373-374.

251 Smith, W. D., and Ruff, L. L., 1938, The geology and mineral resources of 

Lane County, Oreg.: Oreg. Dept. Geology and Min. Industries Bull. 

11, p. 39-41.

252 Stafford, 0. F., 1904, The mineral resources and mineral industry of 

Oregon for 1903: Oreg. Univ. Bull., new ser., v. 1, no. 4, p. 98-100.

253 Swinney, C. M., 1950, The Altonna quicksilver mine, Trinity County, 

Calif.: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 46, no. 3, p. 395-404.

254 Taylor, H. P., 1935, The mineral resources of the Pacific Northwest: 

Regional Plan., Pt. 1, Pacific Northwest, Columbia Basin rept., 

App. P, p. 25-27, Natl. Res. Comm.

255 Tucker, W. B., and Waring, C. A., 1917, The counties of El Dorado, 

Placer, Sacramento, Yuba: Calif. State Min. Bur., 15th Rept. 

State Mineralogist, 1915-16, pt. 3, p. 279-300.

256 Udden, J. A., 1907, A sketch of the geology of the Chisos country, Brewster 

Co., Tex.: Tex. Univ. Bull. 93, p. 89-94.

257 1917, The geology of Texas quicksilver deposits: Tex. Min. Res., 

v. 1, p. 1-2, 28-29

258 1918, The anticlinal theory as applied to some quicksilver deposits: 

Tex. Univ. Bull. 1822, 30 p.

259 Udden, J. A., Baker, C. L., and Bose, Emil, 1919. Review of the geology 

of Texas: Tex. Univ. Bull. 44, 3d ed. (revised), p. 117-118.

260 Warner, Thor, 1930, Mercury deposit in Coso Range, Inyo County 

Calif.: Calif. Div. Mines, 26th Rept. State Mineralogist, p. 59-63.

261 Watts, W. L., 1893, Alameda County, Calif.: Calif. State Min. Bur., llth 

Rept., 1891-92, p. 121-122.
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262 Watts, W. L., 1893, Colusa County, Calif.; mines of Sulphur Creek and 

vicinity: Calif. State Min. Bur., llth Rept., 1891-92, p. 181-187.

263 1893, Lake County [Calif.]; the Abbott quicksilver mines: Calif. 

State Min. Bur., llth Rept., 1891-92, p. 239-240.

264 1893, Santa Clara County, Calif.: Calif. State Min. Bur., llth 

Rept., 1891-92, p. 374.

265 1893, Sonoma County, Calif.; quicksilver at the Great Eastern 

mine and at Pine Flat district: Calif. State Min. Bur., llth Rept., 

1891-92, p. 460-461.

266 1893, Stanislaus County, Calif.; the Summit quicksilver mine: 

Calif. State Min. Bur., llth Rept., 1891-92, p. 464-465.

267 Wells, F. G., 1939, Preliminary geologic map of the Medford quadrangle, 

Oregon: Oreg. Dept. Geology and Min. Industries.

268 Wells, F. G., Hotz, P. E., and Cater, F. W., Jr., 1949, Preliminary description of the geology of the Kerby quadrangle, Oregon: Oreg. Dept. 

Geology and Min. Industries Bull. 40, p. 22.

269 Whitney, J. D., 1863, Notice of cinnabar from Nevada Territory: Calif. 

Acad. Nat. Sci. Proc., v. 2, p. 161.

270 1865, Geology of the Coast Ranges: Calif. Geol. Survey, Geology, 

v. 1, pt. 1, p. 16, 19, 24, 58, 68-69, 71, 72, 78, 83, 89-90.

271 Whitton, W. W., 1904, The determination of mercury in ores: Calif. 

Jour. Technology, v. 4, p. 35-36.

272 Wilkinson, W. D., 1940, Advance report on some quicksilver prospects 

in the Butte Falls quadrangle, Oregon: Oreg. Dept. Geology and 

Min. Industries Short Paper 3, 9 p.

273 1939, Geology of the Round Mountain quadrangle, Oregon: Oreg. 

Dept. Geology and Min. Industries, map and text.

274 Willis, C. F., 1915-16, Arizona [mercury]: Ariz. State Bur. Mines Bull. 

6, Econ. Ser. 3, p. 15.

275 1916-17, Mineralogy of useful minerals in Arizona: Ariz. Univ. 

Bur. Mines Bull. 41, Econ. Ser. 11, p. 30.

276 Wilson, E. D., 1941, Quicksilver: Ariz. Bur. Mines Circ. 9, 13 p.

277 Winchell, A. N., 1914, Petrology and mineral resources of Jackson and 

Josephine Counties, Oreg.: Oreg. Bur. Mines and Geology, Min. 

Res. Oreg., v. 1, no. 5, p. 65, 124, 129, 161.

278 Yates, R. G., and Hilpert, L. S., 1945, Quicksilver deposits of central San 

Benito and northwestern Fresno Counties, Calif.: Calif. Jour. 

Mines and Geology, v. 41, no. 1, p. 11-35.

279 _____ 1946, Quicksilver deposits of eastern Mayacmas district, Lake and 

Napa Counties, Calif.: Calif. Jour. Mines and Geology, v. 42, no. 3, 

p. 231-286.

280 York, Bernard, 1944, The geology of Nevada ore deposits: Nev. Univ, 

Bull., Geology and Mining Ser. 40, v. 38, no. 4, p. 60-62.

281 The Annual Reports of the California State Mineralogist contain production figures on quicksilver. The Annual Reports of the Idaho 

Inspector of Mines contain information on the quicksilver activities 

in Idaho.
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282 Adamson, W. G., 1929, Recent progress in the metallurgy of quicksilver: 

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283 Aguilera, J. G., 1902, The geographical and geological distribution of the 

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284 Alaska and Northwest Mining Journal, 1915, Quicksilver deposits in 

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285 1918, Most promising deposit of mercury at Hardy Mountain, 

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287 Aubury, L. E., 1903. Metallurgy of quicksilver: Min. World, v. 19, no. 

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288 Babb, P. A., 1909, Dulces Nobres quicksilver deposit, Mexico: Eng. and 

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289 Baily, E. H., and Everhart, D. L., 1947, Almaden placer [Calif.] yields 

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292 Beason, L. H , 1907, Quicksilver from Sacramento mine, Mercur district, 

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299 1867, Mineralogical notices, No. 2; Cinnabar in calcite in Idaho: 

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301 Blake, W. P., 1896, Cinnabar in Texas: Am. Inst. Min. Met. Eng. Trans., 

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302 Boone, A. R., 1923, New Almaden, a century-old quicksilver mine: 

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303 Booth, F. J., 1906, The reduction of quicksilver ore: Min. and Sci. Press, 

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304 Bradley, Worthen, 1942, Great Western quicksilver mine: Compressed 

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305 1943, The Hermes quicksilver mines: Min. Cong. Jour., v. 29, 

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310 Burgess, J. A., 1911, The halogen salts of silver and associated minerals 

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313 Castillo, Antonio del, 1875, Quicksilver mining in Mexico: Min. and Sci. 

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315 Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering, 1918, Quicksilver at New 

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316 Chism, R. E., 1899, A new assay for mercury: Am. Inst. Min. Eng. Trans., 

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317 Christy, S. B., 1879, On the genesis of cinnabar deposits: Am. Jour. 

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319 1886, Quicksilver-condensation at New Almaden: Am. Inst. 

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320 Clevenger, G. H., 1915, Note upon the occurrence of mercury in cobalt 

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321 Colman, M. N., 1932, A vacuum retort for cinnabar ores: Min. Jour., v. 

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323 De Kalb, Courtenay, 1910, Guadalupe quicksilver works: Min. and Sci. 

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324 1921, The Almaden quicksilver mine: Econ. Geology, v. 16, nos. 

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327 1909, Modern quicksilver reduction: Min. and Sci. Press, v. 99, 

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328 Dennis, W. B., 1902, The quicksilver deposits of Oregon: Eng. and Min. 

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329 1903, The quicksilver deposits of Oregon: Eng. and Min. Jour., 

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330 1909, Shortening the roasting period for mercury: Eng. and Min. 

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331 Dinsmore, C. A., 1909, Quicksilver deposits of Brewster County, Tex.: 

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338 Egleston, Thomas, 1875, Notes on the treatment of mercury in north 

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339 Emmons, S. F., 1894, Geological distribution of the useful metals in the 

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340 Emmons, W. H., 1919, The anticlinal theory and some quicksilver deposits: Eng. and Min. Jour., v. 107, no. 21, p. 916-917.

341 Engineering and Mining Journal, 1876, Borax Lake and sulphur and 

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342 1904, Quicksilver Mining Co. [New Almaden, Santa Clara County, 

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346 Engineering and Mining Journal, 1916, Concentrating quicksilver ores, v.

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347 1916, Discovery of cinnabar near Gold Circle district, Nevada, v.

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348 1916, Landers mercury furnace, v. 102, no. 15, p. 634.

349 1916, Oceanic quicksilver mill, v. 102, no. 12, p. 512-513.

350 1924, Attractive possibilities of mining in Turkey, v. 117, no. 8, p. 

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351 1925, Distillation of quicksilver at the Patriquin mine in California, v. 120, no. 2, p. 56.

352 1927, World's largest mercury deposit Almaden, central Spain, 

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353 1928, Latest type of furnace for the treatment of cinnabar ores, v. 

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355 1928, Producing quicksilver mines of North America, v. 126, no. 

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358 Fahey, J. J., Fleischer, Michael, and Ross, C. P., 1940, The geochemistry 

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359 Fairbanks, H. W., 1894, Some remarkable hot springs and associated 

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360 Fawcett, Waldon, 1905, A quicksilver furnace: Am. Inventor, p. 1943.

361 Ferguson, E. G. W., 1909, The mineral resources of Haiti, West Indies: 

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362 Feust, Arthur, 1909, Modern quicksilver reduction: Min. and Sci. Press, 

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363 Forbes, G. S., and Richter, H. W., 1917, The measurement of oxidation 

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364 Forstner, William, 1904, The quicksilver deposits of California: Eng. and 

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365 Foshag, W. F., 1928, Quicksilver deposits of the Pilot Mountains, Mineral 

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366 Franks, W. E., 1925, Maetear-Franks mercury furnace: Eng. and Min. 

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367 1935, Native mercury in Mexico: Eng. and Min. Jour., v. 136, no. 

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370 Geary, J. W., 1906, The condensation of quicksilver vapors: Min. 

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371 Gillan, S. L., 1917, Cinnabar in the Sierra Nevada: Min. and Sci. 

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372 Gould, G. I., 1948, Outlook for quicksilver: Min. Gong. Jour., v. 34, no. 

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373 Gould, H. W., 1921, The Almaden quicksilver mine in Spain: Min. and 

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374 1929, Nevada Quicksilver Mines, Inc., operates new plant: Eng. 

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375 Hall, R. G., and Bradley, Worthen, 1945, Concurrent firing at the Sulphur 

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376 Halse, Edward, 1895, The silver district of Tehuklotepec, State of Guerrero, Mexico: Eng. and Min. Jour., v. 60, no. 9, p. 197-199.

377 Hamilton, Fletcher, 1916, Concentration of quicksilver ores in California:

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J78 Hanks, H. G., 1889, Something about quicksilver: Min. and Sci. Press, v.

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379 1889, The properties of mercury: Min. and Sci. Press, v. 59, p. 

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380 Hart, T. S., 1853, Notes on the Almaden mine, California: Am. Jour. 

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381 Hartmen, E. W., 1930, Equipment of the Dreamy Draw mine: Min. 

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382 Heberlein, C. A., 1916, The mining and reduction of quicksilver ore at the 

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383 Hewitt, A. S., 1877, A century of mining and metallurgy in the United 

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384 Higgins, W. C., 1914, The Nevada Cinnabar Co.: Salt Lake Min. Rev., 

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385 Hill, B. F., 1903, The occurrence of the Texas mercury minerals: Am. 

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386 Hill, R. T., 1902, The cinnabar deposits of the Big Bend province of 

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387 Hillebrand, W. F., 1905, Preliminary announcement concerning a new 

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388 Hillebrand, W. F., and Schaller, W. T., 1907, The mercury minerals from 

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389 Hillebrand, W. F., with Canfield, F. A., 1910, Mosesite, a new mercury 

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391 Hummel, Karl, 1927, Tourmaline-bearing cinnabar veins of the Mazatzal 

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392 Huttl, J. B., 1943, New Ahnaden today: Eng. and Min. Jour., v. 144, 

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393 1944, Guadalupe mercury mine has new treatment plant: Eng. 

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394 Innes, Murray, 1918, Metallurgy of quicksilver: Eng. and Min. Jour., 

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395 1918, Quicksilver in Europe and its relation to the future of the 

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396 Issler, A. R., 1942, Quicksilver mines of northern California: Min. Jour., 

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397 James, G. A., 1910, The James apparatus for quicksilver determination: 

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398 Janssen, W. A., 1945, Story of Almaden; Spain's famous mercury mine: 

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399 Johnson, H. L., 1928, Prospector and burro operate mine and refinery; 

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400 1928, Operation of quicksilver retort: Eng. and Min. Jour., v. 126, 

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401 Johnson, J. H., 1943-45, The story of quicksilver, Part 1, Properties and 

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402 1946-47, A history of mercury mining in the Terlingua district of 

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403 Joralemon, I. B., 1945, Our mineral reserve: Mines Mag., v. 35, no. 3, 

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404 Just, Evan, 1942, An Arkansas travelogue [mineral resources]: Eng. and 

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405 Keller, W. D., 1947, The San Salvador mercury mine: Earth Sci. Digest, 

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406 Kellogg, A. E., 1919, Cinnabar ore in Jackson County, Oreg.: Eng. and 

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407 1922, Quicksilver in southern Oregon: Min. and Sci. Press, v. 124, 

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408 1929, Quicksilver in the Gold Hill district, Oregon: Min. Jour., 

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409 Kent, A. H., 1944, New Idria decision: Min. Cong. Jour., v. 30, no. 11, 

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410 Kirk, M. P., 1905, The Terlingua quicksilver district [Tex.]: Mining 

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411 Kirk, M. P., and Malcolmson, J. W., 1904, A new quicksilver mining 

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412 Knauskopf, K. B., 1951, Physical chemistry of quicksilver transportation 

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413 Krebs, J. O., 1950, How to save, reclaim mercury: World Oil, v. 130, 

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414 Lakes, Arthur, 1899, New Almaden mines of Santa Clara County, Calif.: 

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415 1906, A peculiar occurrence of native mercury, free gold, and 

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416 Landers, W. H., 1916, The smelting of mercury ores: Eng. and Min. 

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417 Lang, Herbert, 1916, Quicksilver reduction: Min. and Sci. Press, v. 112, 

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418 1919, Simple tests of economic minerals: Min. and Sci. Press, 

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419 Lausen, Carl, 1926, Tourmaline-bearing cinnabar veins of the Mazatzal 

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420 1936, The occurrence of minute quantities of mercury in the 

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421 Le Conte, Joseph, 1883, On mineral vein formation now in progress at 

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422 1883, On the genesis of metalliferous veins: Am. Jour. Sci., 3d 

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423 Le Conte, Joseph, and Rising, W. B., 1882, The phenomena of metalliferous vein formation now in progress ajt Sulphur Bank, Calif.: Am. 

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424 Lewis, C. H., 1947, Underground mechanization at New Idria: Min. 

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425 Lewis, Frank, 1927, Mining quicksilver [Terlingua district, Tex.]: Mines 

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426 1946, Horse Heaven mercury mine^ and district, Horse Heaven, 

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427 Lonsdale, J. T., 1929, An underground placer cinnabar deposit [Brewster 

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428 Lyman, C. A., 1848, Mines of cinnabar in 

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429 McCaskey, H. D., 1910, The New Idria 

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431 Mackay, R. A., 1946, The control of impounding structures on ore deposition: Econ. Geology, v. 41, no. 1, p. 35-36.

432 Maier, C. G., 1930, The present status of our quicksilver industry: Am. 

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433 Menardi, H. B., 1939, Reduction of livingstonite concentrate: Am. Inst. 

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434 Menendez y Puget, Laureano, 1949, The riches of Almaden: Min. World, 

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435 Metallurgical and Chemical Engineering, 1917, Roasting furnace with 

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436 Miller, W. G., 1911, Notes on the Cobalt area [Ontario]: Eng. and Min. 

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437 Mining and Engineering Review, 1905, Metallurgy of quicksilver, v. 20, 

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438 Mining and Engineering World, 1915, Quicksilver deposits on the Mazatzal Range of Arizona, v. 44, no. 2, p. 81-82; no. 25, p. 1, 131.

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440 Mining and Scientific Press, 1874, Quicksilver discoveries in California, 

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441 1874, Quicksilver in California, v. 28, p. 186, 198, 214, 258, 290, 

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442 1874, The Pine Flat quicksilver mines [Calif.], v. 29, p. 139, 

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443 1875, Reduction of quicksilver ores Patera's process, v. 30, 

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444 1889, Mercurial minerals and their associates, v. 59, p. 298-299, 

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445 1900, California quicksilver mines, v. 81, p. 506-507.

446 1904, Cinnabar in San Luis Obispo County, Calif., v. 89, p. 323.

447 1904, The Great Eastern quicksilver mine [Sonoma County, 

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448 1905, Reduction of cinnabar at Sulphur Creek, Calif., v. 90, p. 335.

449 Mining Journal, 1925, Interest in Phoenix quicksilver increasing,, v. 8, 

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450 Mining Reporter, 1906, Mercury deposits of Mexico, v. 53, p. 466-467.

451 Mining World, 1939, Idaho Almaden, gem State's first quicksilver mine, 

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452 1940, Black Butte quicksilver, v. 2, no. 1, p. 17-19.

453 1943, New Idria Alaska Quicksilver Mining Co., v. 5, no. 11, 

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454 1945, New Almaden, still going strong after 120 years of operation, 

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456 Moses, A. J., 1901, Mineralogical notes (l} Mercuric iodide from New 

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457 1903, Eglestonite, terlinguaite, anc| montroydite, new mercury 

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458 Mulholland, C. A., 1911, The treatment of low-grade cinnabar ores: 

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459 Newhouse, W. H., 1933, Mercury in native silver: Am. Mineralogist, 

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460 Nichols, J. B., 1948, Minerals of Lake County, Calif.: Mineralogist, 

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465 Palmer, L. A., 1914, Ore occurrence at the Cloverdale mine [Sonoma 

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467 Phillips, W. B., 1904, A new quicksilver field in Brewster County, Tex.: 

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468 1905, Terlingua quicksilver district [Tex.]: Min. World, v. 23, 

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469 1905, The quicksilver deposits of Brewster County, Tex.: Econ. 

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470 1906, Prospects of the quicksilver industry in Texas: Min. World, 

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471 1906, Quicksilver deposits of Terlingua district, Brewster County, 

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472 Place, R. G., 1920, Assaying quicksilver ores: Eng. and Min. Jour., 

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474 Posepny, Franz, 1895, The genesis of ore deposits: Am. Inst. Min. Eng. 

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475 Ransome, F. L., 1921, The ore of the Almaden mine: Econ. Geology, v. 

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478 Reed, J. C., and Hansell, J. M., 1935, Quicksilver deposits near Little 

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479 Rogers, A. F., 1911, Eglestonite from San Mateo County, Calif.: Am. 

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480 Ross, C. P., 1933, Quicksilver deposits in Ore deposits of the Western 

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482 1942, Some concepts of the geology of quicksilver deposits in the 

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483 Rundall, W. H., 1895, Mining and treatment of quicksilver ores at 

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484 Salt Lake Mining Review, 1912, Saving gold and cinnabar, v. 14, no. 3, 

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485 1913, Great cinnabar discovery [near Mina, Nev.], v. 15, no. 7 

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486 Sankov, A. A., 1940, Geochemistry of mercury deposits, Symposium 

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488 1922, The birth of mercury ores: Eng. and Min. Jour.-Press, v. 

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490 1931, Recent designs of quicksilver plants: Eng. and Min. 

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491 1931, Limiting factors in quicksilver metallurgy: Eng. and Min. 

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492 1933, Lahontan quicksilver: Eng. and Min. Jour., v. 134, no. 8, 

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493 1942, New Almaden; an old mine being modernized: Min. Cong. 

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494 Scott, Robert, 1910, Modern quicksilver reduction: Min. and Sci. Press, 

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495 Seamon, W. H., 1909, A volumetric method for the determination of 

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496 Sharwood, W. J., 1918, Loss of quicksilver in gold mills: Min. arid Sci. 

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497 Silliman, Benjamin, Jr., 1864, Notes on the New Almaden quicksilver 

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498 Singewald, J. T., 1920, The Huancaveliea mercury deposits, Peru: Eng, 

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499 Smith, H. G., 1918, Loss of quicksilver: Min, and Sci. Press, v. 117, 

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500 Smith, Winnie, 1944, New mercury mine in Texas: Compressed Air 

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501 Sohlberg, R. G., 1933, Cinnabar and associated minerals from Pike 

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502 Spalding, E. P., 1901, The quicksilver mines of Brewster County, Tex.: 

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503 Spurr, J. E., 1923, The origin of metallic concentrations by magmation: 

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504 Staples, L. W., 1940, Guides for quicksilver prospecting: Mineralogist, 

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505 1941, Horse Heaven mercury mine: Min. Cong. Jour., v. 27, 

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506 Steam, N. H., 1933, Mining and furnacing quicksilver ore [Ark.]: Eng. 

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507 1934, Structure from sedimentation at Parnell Hill quicksilver 

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508 1936, The cinnabar deposits in southwestern Arkansas: Econ. 

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509 Stowell, E. G., and Coghill, W. H., 1920, Experimental flotation of lowgrade quicksilver ore: Min. and Sci. Press, v. 120, p. 117-121.

510 Struthers, Joseph, 1904, Quicksilver industry in the United States and 

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511 Symington, R. B., 1899, Present practice in the metallurgy of quicksilver 

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512 Thornhill, E. B., 1915, Wet method of mercury extraction: Min. and 

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513 Turner, H. W., 1900, The Terlingua quicksilver mining district, Brewster 

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514 1906, The Terlingua quicksilver deposits [Tex.]: Econ. Geology, 

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515 1909, Modern quicksilver reduction: Min. and Sci. Press, v. 99, 

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516 Udden, J. A., 1911, Structural relations of quicksilver deposits [Tex.]: 

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519 Vaupell, C. W., 1937, Mercury deposits of Huitzuco, Guerrero, Mexico: 

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521 Veatch, J. A., 1914, The mercury deposits of the Pacific coast: Min. and 

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522 Wagoner, Luther, 1882, Report on Guadalupe quicksilver mine, California: 

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524 Warner, Thor, 1930, Mercury deposit in Coso Range, Inyo County, 

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525 Warren, H. V., and Lord, C. S., 1935, An occurrence of schwatzite in 

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526 Waters, A. C., 1933, A summary of the sedimentary, tectonic, igneous, 

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527 Wehrly, C. S., 1930, Mercury resources: Chem. Markets, v. 26, no. 5, 

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528 1930, Mercury down the ages, Part 2: Chem. Industries, v. 44, 

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529 1940, Mercury: Columbia -Univ. Bull. Inf., 40th ser., no. 25, 

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530 Weigel, W. M., 1931, New quicksilver discoveries [Ark.]: Eng. and Min. 

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531 Wieners, Edward, 1942, Pure mercury: Chem. and Eng. News, v. 20, 

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532 Williston, S. H., 1942, Mining quicksilver in Nevada: Min. Cong. Jour., 

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533 Wolcott, H. N., 1940, Quicksilver activities in Arizona: Mining Jour., 

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534 Wright, C. W., 1940, South America as a source of strategic minerals: 

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535 Young, G. J., 1932, California quicksilver plant; Nichols Hereshoff 

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536 The following periodicals contain information on production and raining 

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540 Ahlfeld, Friedrich, 1934, Neue Baryt- und Witheritvorkommen in 

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541 1935, Die Antimonit- und Zinnoberlagerstatten im Alai (Beitrage 

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543 Alse"n, N., and Aminov, Gregori, 1922, Uber die Struktur des Kristallisierten Quecksilbers: Geol. Foren. Stockholm Forh. band 44, p. 124-128.

544 Arend, A. G., 1945, Conserving and reclaiming mercury: Chem. Age 

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545 Argentovskiy, J., 1929, Sur un nouveau gisement de cinabre dans 1'Oural: 

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546 Armstrong, J. E., 1942, Geology of the Pinchi Lake mercury belt, British 

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547 1942, The Pinchi Lake mercury belt, British Columbia: Canada 

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548 1944, Northern part of the Pinchi Lake mercury belt, British 

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549 1946, Geology and mineral deposits of northern British Columbia 

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551 Armstrong, J. E., and Thurber, J. B., 1945, Prospecting possibilities in 

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552 Asano, Goro, 1939, On the cinnabar deposit and the geology of the region 

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554 Banchetti, Augusto, 1932, Considerozioni e richerche sull' origine dei 

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556 Beelich, Henry, 1905, Chinese methods of mining quicksilver: Inst. Min. 

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559 Black, T. A., 1922, Mercury in New Zealand: Chem. Eng. and Min. 

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560 Blake, W. P., 1878, Note sur les gisements de cinabre de la Californie et 

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561 Bogdanovich, Karl, 1902, Zwei Uebersteigungen der Hauptkette des 

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562 Boletin Minero, Departaineato de Estadistica, 1920, Promedio de los 

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563 Departamento de Minas, 1920, Cuardo que manifiesta Ja producci6n y export aci6n de miner ales y metales en la Republica 

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564 1927, El mineral di Huahuaxtla, Guerrero, tomo 24, p. 10-16, 

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565 Bonney, Wilbert, 1913, Mineral resources of San Luis Potosi: Mexican 

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567 Botero Restrepo, Gilberto, 1947, Reconocimiento preliminar del yacimiento de ciuabrio "El Quindio," muuicipio de Cajamarca, departamento del Tolima: Colombia, Servicio Geol. Nac., Compilaci6n de 

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568 Bott, W., 1892, The alleged discovery of mercury in Malacca: Royal 

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570 Bukowski, Gejza von, 1902, 2iur Kenntniss der Quecksilbererzlagerstatten 

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571 Bulygo, V. S., 1937, Deposits of cinnabar in Tetyukhe: Akad. Nauk 

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572 Bulynnikov, A. Ya., 1938, Usual ore-bearing diorites of the Caledonian 

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573 Burkhart, H. J., 1856, Gediegenes Gold and Zinnober aus Califorrden, so 

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575 Caines, C. E., 1943, Geology and mineral deposits of Tyaughton Lake 

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576 Camsell, Charles, 1919, Mercury deposits of Kamloops Lake [British 

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579 Canfield, F. A., Hillebrand, W. F., and Schaller, W. T., 1911, Mosesit, 

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585 Castro, Calogero de, 1914, Le miniere di mercurio del Monte Amiata: 

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586 Cesaro, Giuseppe, 1895, Le cinabre du Rocheux: Acad. royale Belgique 

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587 Chemical Engineering and Mining Review, 1940, Mercury in Australia 

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588 Chemisch-metallurgische Zeitschrift; die metallborse, 1931, Neue 

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589 China Year Book, 1919-20, Minerals, mines, and mining, p. 78, 

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590 1921, Mines and minerals, p. 175-176, Tientsin.

591 Chirvinskiy, P. N., 1919, Economic minerals of southeastern European 

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592 1919, Sketch of the economic minerals of the Donets coal basin: 

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593 Cockfield, W. E., 1948, Geology and mineral deposits of Nicola map-area, 

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595 Collins, H. F., 1897, Quicksilver mining in the district of Guadalcazar, 

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596 Colquhoun, A. L., 1899, Notes on the occurrence of quicksilver in Canada: 

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597 Cornu, Felix, and Redlich, K. A., 1908, Notizen tiber eiiiige Mineralvorkommen der Ostalpeii: Centralbl. Mineralogie, 1908, p. 277-283, 

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598 Cropp, W. H., 1922, The genesis of the Puhipubi cinnabar deposits; a 

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599 1923, Some essentials in the economic 'development of a cinnabar 

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600 1923, The action of light on cinnabar: Australian Inst. Min. 

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601 Dawson, G. M., 1878, Report on explorations in British Columbia; 

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602 1896, Report on the area of the Kamloops map sheet, British 

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603 1889, The mineral wealth of British Columbia: Canada Geol. 

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604 De longh, W. H. D., 1920, Enkele geologische en mineralogische mededeelingen over Mexico in het algemeen en over de mijndistricten 

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605 Deiters, W., 1943, Ukrainisch.es Quecksilber: Montan. Rundschau, Band 

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606 Demaret, Leon, 1904, Les principaux gisements des minerals de mercure 

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607 Denmead, A. K., 1945, Kilkivan mercury mining: Queensland Govt. 

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608 Derikov, I. V., 1937, The age of Salair mercury deposits [Siberia]: ZapadnoSibirskoye Geol. Upiavleniye Izd. 4, p. 84-101.

609 Doelter, Cornelio, 1917, tiber einige erzlagerstatten Serbiens: Zeitschr. 

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610 Doelter, Cornelio, and Leitmeier, Hans, 1927, Handbuch der Mineralchemie, Band 4, p. 161-640: Dresden.

611 Dolmage, Victor, 1920, Barkley Sound, Vancouver Island, British Columbia: Canada Geol. Survey Summary Rept., 1919, pt. B, p. 18-20.

612 Donzov, W. W., and Klimovskaya, A. P., 1935, Vorkommen vou Zinnober 

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615 Dutch East Indies, Dienst van den Mijnbouw 1922, Cinnabar: Jaarb. 

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618 Economic Review, 1922, The home consumption of mercury in 1921, 

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619 Ehringhaus, Arthur, 1920, Dber Dispersion der Doppelbrechung bei 

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620 Ermann, Oskar, 1951, Die Lagerstatten des Pfalzer Rotliegenden; ein 

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621 Ermisch, Karl, 1914, Das Zinnobererzvorkommen von Pereta in Toskana 

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622 Espinoza L., Roberto, 1944, Informe sobre el nuestreo de la labores 

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623 Far Eastern Review, 1921, Quicksilver mining in China, v. 17, p. 813.

624 Fermor, L. L., 1922, General report of the Geological Survey for the 

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625 Ferrar, H. T., and Cropp, W. H., 1922, Mineral resources of the Whangarei 

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626 Fersman, A. Ye., ed., 1939, Place of origin of rare and trace metals of the 

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627 Fischer, H., 1906, Die Quecksilber-Lagerstatten am Avala-Berge in 

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628 Flores, Teodoro, 1916, El mercuric en Mexico: Bol. Minero, tomo 1, no 

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629 Friederich, O. M., 1939, Notizen liber karntnerische und steirische 

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630 Friese, Franz, 1907, Zur Entwicklungs geschichte des Erzbergbaues in 

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631 Fritsch, Volker, 1940, Die funkgeologische Untersuchung des Zinnobervorkommens von Schonbach bei Eger (Sudentenland): Neues Jahrb., 

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632 Galeotti, Henri, 1838, Notice sur un gite de mercure dans le sol tertiarie 

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633 Gardner, D. E., 1945, Mercury: Australia, Bur. Min. Res., Geology and 

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634 Gashchenko, V., and Yarmolovich, N. V., 1939, Experiments of the sampling of the Nikitovka mercury deposit [Donets Basin, Ukrainian 

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635 Gastelumendi, A. G., 1921, Huancavelica como region productora de 

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636 Gesell, San dor, 1898, Die montangeologischen Verhaltnisse der Zinnobererz-Bergbaue von Dumbrava und Baboja bei Zalatna: K.- 

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637 Giraud, G., 1921, Mineral wealth of Tonkin: Far Eastern Rev., v. 17, 

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638 Gonzales Reyna, Jenaro, 1940, Depositos de mercurio de "El Moral", 

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639 1942, Criaderos minerales en Colotlipa y Quechultenango del 

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640 1946, La industrial minera en el Estado de Zacatecas [Mexico]: 

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641 1946, La industria minera en el Estado de Chihuahua [Mexico]: 

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642 Gorden, H. A., and McKay, Alexander, 1895, The goldfields of New 

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643 Gossner, Balthasar, and Mussgang, F., 1927, Uber die Kristallstruktur 

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644 Great Britain, Imperial Mineral Resources Bureau: Published statistics 

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645 Griffith, A. P., 1898, The Ohaeawai quicksilver deposits, Bay of Islands 

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646 Grip, Erland, 1948, On the occurrence of mercury in Boliden and in some 

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647 Guimaraes, Djalma, and Coelho, I. S., 1946, 0 cinabrio de Dom Bosco, 

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648 Gunning, H. C., 1943, Geology and mineral resources of British Columbia: 

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649 Hadley, W. M., 1904, Report on the quicksilver mines of Huancavelica: 

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650 Hall, A. L., 1918, The geology of the Barberton gold mining district: 

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651 Halse, Edward, 1894, Notes on the occurrence of mercury at Quindiu, 

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652 1895, The quicksilver mines and reduction works at Huitzuco, 

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653 [1923], Mercury ores: Great Britain, Imp. Inst. Mon. Min. Res., 

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654 Harada, Zyunpei, 1943, Cinnabar placer of Horokanai, Ishikari [Japan]: 

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655 Hartwig, W. A. C., 1926, Die Kristallstruktur einiger Mineralien der 

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656 Heath, R. F., 1919, The technical analysis of mercury ore: Chem. News, 

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657 Henderson, John, 1922, Cinnabar in New Zealand: New Zealand Geol. 

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658 1923, Cinnabar in Greenvale survey district, near Waikaka, 

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659 1923, Notes on the geology of the Nevis Bailey, Otago: New 

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660 1944, Cinnabar at Puhipuhi and Ngawha, north Auckland: New 

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661 Herndndez Ortiz, David, and McAllister, J. F., 1946, Los yacimientos 

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662 Hill, B. F., 1904, Das Vorkommen der texanischen Quecksilbermineralien: 

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663 Himmel, Hans, 1927, Notz xiber ein Vorkommen von ged. Quecksilber bei 

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664 Hinterlechner, Karl, 1918, tlber die alpinen Antimonitvorkommen 

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665 Hintze, Carl, 1900, Handbuch der Mineralogie, Band 1, p. 481-640, 

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666 Ho, C. S., 1952, Mineral resources of Taiwan: Formosa Geol. Survey, 

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667 Hoffman, G. C., 1887, Chemical contributions to the geology of Canada: 

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668 Hoffman, G. C., 1893, Chemical contributions to the geology of Canada: 

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669 1895, Chemical contributions to the geology of Canada: Canada 

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670 Holland, C. H., 1918, Note on extraction of mercury from its ores by 

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671 Hore, R. E., 1917, Occurrence of minerals in Canada: Canadian Min. 

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672 Huang, Y. S., and Chu, H., 1946, Some remarks on the quicksilver 

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673 Hudson, D. R., 1943, Natural mineral amalgams: Metallurgia, v. 29, 

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674 Humboldt, Alexander, 1811, Essai politique sur le royaume de la Nouvelle 

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675 Hummel, Karl, 1925, Ein Zinnoberfiihrender Erzgang im Devon des 

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676 Hunt, T. S., 1863, Mineral species of Canada: Canada Geol. Survey 15th 

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677 Hussak, Eugen, 1897, Das Zinnobervorkommen von Tripuhy in Minas 

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678 Imperial Mineral Resources Bureau, 1922, The mineral industry of the 

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679 Ingall, E. D., 1897, Mercury [British Columbia]: Canada Geol. Soc. Ann. 

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680 Irwin, A. B., 1945, Recent prospecting and exploration for ore deposits in 

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681 Johnstone, S. J., 1913, The occurrence, distribution and uses of mercury: 

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682 Juretzka, Franz, 1915, Die Verarbeitung quecksilberhaltiger Nebenmaterialien im Zinkhuttenbetriebe [mercury from zinc blende]: 

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683 Katzer, Friedrich, 1907, Die Fahlerz- und Quecksilbererzlagerstatten 

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684 Kendall, J. D., 1904, Remarks on Mr. G. F. Monckton's paper on "Cinnabar-bearing rocks of British Columbia": Inst. Min. Eng. Trans., v. 

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685 Kenney, E. J., 1924, Cadmium and mercury or quicksilver: New South 

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686 Kinoshita, Kameki, 1939, Quicksilver deposits of Oita prefecture: Jour. 

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687 . Kinoshita, Kameki, 1941, Mercury deposits in Kyushu: Japanese Assoc. 

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688 Kloos, J. H., 1898, Zinnober fiihrende Trachyttuffe vom Monte Amiata 

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689 1897, Ein neues Zinnobervorkommen in Toscana: Ver. Naturw. 

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690 1899, Uber das Vorkommen des Quecksilber im sudlichen Toscana: 

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691 Kossmat, Franz, 1911, Geologie des Idrianer Quecksilberbergbaues: 

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692 Kozhukhov, P. T., 1948, Novoye mestorozhdeniye rtuti na severnom 

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693 Krusch, Paul, 1896, Vorkommen und Entstehung der Quecksilbererze: 

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694 Kupferburger, Wilhelm, and Partridge, F. C., 1934, Notes on the occurrence of cinnabar in the Pretoria district: Geol. Soc. South Africa 

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695 Kuthan, Miroslav, 1941, Ortufove" loziska Slovenska Das Quecksilbererzlagerstatten der Slowakei, I (Gelnica, Dubnfk): Slovakia, 

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696 Kuzmin, A. M., 1936, Cinnabar in the Kan-Taseyev region, western 

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697 Kuznetsov, V. A., 1939, Tectonics of the Kuznetsk Alatau and Altai 

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698 1939, The Pezas deposit of cinnabar on the western slope of the 

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699 Kuznetsov, V. A., and Mukhin, A. S., 1936, New mercury deposits in the 

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700 Lacoix, Alfred, 1897, Mate"riaus pour la mine'ralogie de la France Cinabre 

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701 Laguerenne, T. L., 1882, Informe que rinde a la Secretarfa de Fomento, 

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702 Laube, G. C., 1896, Zinnober von Schonbach bei Eger: Tschermaks 

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704 Liebus, Adalbert, 1902, Berichtigung betreffend das Queoksilbervorkommen von Hofowitz [Bohemia]: Austria, K.-k. geol. Reichsanst. 

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705 Limanovski, M. M., 1910, Die Tektonischen Verhaltnisse des Quecksilberbergbaues in Idria: Akad. Umiejetnogci Krakow Izv. Internat. 

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706 L6pez, V. M., and Brineman, J. H., Jr., 1943, A study of the geology and 

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707 Lotti, Bernardino, 1897, Das Zinnobervorkommen von Jano bei Volteria 

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708 1903, Geologische Verhaltnisse und Geneis der Zinnoberlagerstatte 

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709 1909, Sui giacimenti cinabriferi del la Aplerjanas nella Sierra 

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710 Liidecke, Otto, 1896, Die Minerale des Harz, p. 3, Berlin.

711 McLaren, D. C., 1943, Mercury history, chemistry, occurrence, beneficiation, metallurgy, and uses: Western Miner, v. 16, p. 29-32, 

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712 McNeely, W. M., 1909, Notes on quicksilver: Mexican Min. Jour., 

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713 Mactear, James, 1897, Mining and metallurgy of quicksilver in Mexico: 

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714 Mathews, W. H., 1948, Hardie group [British Columbia], in Structural 

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715 Matuda, K., 1936, Occurrence of cinnabar in a gold placer deposit in 

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716 Merritt, W. H., 1897, Occurrence of cinnabar in British Columbia: 

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717 Mexican Mining Journal, 1910, Purification of mercury, v. 11, p. 32-33, 

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718 1912, Assaying mercury ores, v. 14, p. 30, Mexico City.

719 Mieleitner, Karl, 1919, Die technisch wichtigen Mineralstoffe, p. 118-122, 

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720 Mine and Quarry Engineering, 1947, The mercury mines of Tuscany, 

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721 Miner, The, 1940, Development of the Empire's largest mercury producer, 

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722 Mining Journal, 1917, Concentration of quicksilver ores, v. 118, p. 503- 

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723 1922, New quicksilver policy in Spain, v. 134, p. 24-25, London.
40 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

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724 Mining Journal, 1923, Quicksilver find in Japan, v. 140, p. Ill, London.

725 1939, The Almaden quicksilver industry, v. 205, p. 377, London.

726 1947, Italian mercury, v. 228, p. 171-172, London.

727 Mitropol'skiy, B. S., 1936, Problems of mercury in the Kuznetsk Alatau, 

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728 1937, Mercury in Kuznetsk Alatau: Redkiye metally, torn 6, 

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729 Mitropol'skiy, B. S., and Kuznetsov, V. A., 1936, Altai-Salair mercury 

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730 1936, The Altai-Salair quicksilver zone: Redkiye metally, torn 5, 

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731 Modrinaiak, Norbert, 1944, Geophysical investigation of the Puhipuhi 

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732 Molchanov, I. A., 1936, New data of the quicksilver deposit ChaganUsun in the Altai mountains: Redkiye metally, torn 5, vypusk 2, p. 

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733 Monaci, Pietra, 1931, Forno peril tarattamento dei minerali di mercurio: 

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734 Monckton, G. F., 1904, Cinnabar-bearing rocks of British Columbia: 

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735 Moses, A. J., 1904, Eglestonit, Terlinguait, und Montroydit, neue 

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736 Muellner, A., 1906, Dr. J. A. Scopoli als Werksarzt in Idria 1754 bis 1769: 

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737 Mukhin, A. S., 1937, The Kura mercury deposits in [the] southeast 

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738 Mulholland, C. A., 1911, Treatment of low-grade cinnabar ores: Australian Min. Standard, v. 45, p. 565.

739 Miiller, O., and others, 1933, Die Quecksilbergrube von Almaden: Metall 

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740 Near East, 1921, The Slovenes, v. 20, p. 419-420, London.

741 Neumann, Bernhard, 1921, Zur Geschichte der Quecksilbergewinnung: 

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742 Nevsky, V. A., 1948, Tektonicheskiye brekchii struktur rasslaivaniya 

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743 Noggerath, Adalbert, 1862, Mitteilungen tiber die Quecksilvergwerke 

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744 NovdSek, Radim, 1938, Nekolik pozn&mek o naSich rtut'natych rud&ch: 

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745 Novarese, Vittorio, 1895, Die Quecksilbergruben des Monte Amiatagebietes in Toscana: Zeitschr. prakt. Geologie, Jahrg. 1894, p. 60, 

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746 Nuffield, E. W., 1945, Mercurian silver from British Columbia: Toronto 

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747 Ohashi, Rhoiche, 1928, Quicksilver deposits of Otomari district, Japanese 

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749 1917, Mercury in cobalt ores, 26th Ann. Rept., p. 20.

750 Oswald, Wilhelm, 1902, The principles of inorganic; chemistry, translated 

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751 Pantanelli, Dante, 1896, Rame de mercurio nativi nell' Appenino 

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752 Penna, Scorza, Evaristo, 1939, Ocorrencia de ciaabrio em d. Bosco, 

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753 Perea, F. L., 1927, Estudio de los criadero-s de Azoque enclavados en la 

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754 Perez Siliceo, Rafael, and Gallagher, David, 1946, Informe prelimipar 

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755 1946, Informe sobre la geologia de los criaderos de mercurio en la 

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756 1947, La geologia de la regi6n mercurial de El Cuarenta, Municipio 

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757 1950, Geologia del distrito mercurial de Huahuaxtla, Estado de 

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758 Pirogov, L., 1922, Mercury works and raines of Nikitovka: Gornyy 

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759 Pitaval, Robert, and Ganeb, L., 1917(?), Traite general de commerce des 

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760 Polevoy, P. I., 1923, Useful minerals of the Russian Far East: Geol. 

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761 Polkopin, F. D., 1937, Geology and ore deposits of the Chaubai mercuryantimony deposit: Tadzhiksko-Pamirskoy Ekepeditsii 1935, IzdatePstvo, Moskva, p. 325-368.

762 Popov, S. D., and Timofeyev, A. A., 1940, Useful minerals of the upper 

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763 Poyarkov, V. E., 1936, Structure and genesis of the mercury-antimony 

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764 1937, Khaidarkan; Geology and mineralization: Akad. Nauk 

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765 Preller, G. S., 1943, The place of mercury in peace and war; South African 

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766 Presnyakov, Ye. A., 1929, Sur le cinabre en Transbaikalie orientale: 

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767 Rangel, Manuel, 1911, Apuntes sobre, la distribuci6n de minerales en 

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768 Rath, Gerhard vom, 1885, Bericht iiber die Umgebungen von San Francisco, Santa Cruz, und New Almaden, Californien [Vortrage u. 

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769 Raynaud, Jean, 1941, Le minerai de la mine d'Almaden (Espagne): Soc. 

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770 Redini, Roberto, 1933, II fenomeno del idrotermalc del Monte Pisano: 

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771 Reed, J. J., 1952, A note on the occurrence of mercury in the Wairarapa: 

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772 Reis, O. M., 1906, Der Potzberg, seine Stellung im Pfalzer Sattel: Geog. 

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773 Reitler, E., 1936, Deutsches Quecksilber: Chem.-Zeitung 60, p. 365-369, 

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774 Revista Minera, Metalurgica y de Ingenieria, 1921, Real decreto autorizando al Consejo de administraci6n de las minas de Almaden para 

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775 Richardson, J. A., 1947, Alluvial cinnabar in northwest Pahang, Malaya: 

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776 Richmond's South African All Mining Yearbook, 1953, Swaziland mineral 

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777 Richter, Karl, 1939, Quecksilber; Geochemie, Lagerstatteniibersicht and 

Produktionslage Grossdeutschlands und der Welt: Montan. Rundschau Jahrg. 31, nos. 2-3, p. 33-36, 57-62, Vienna.

778 Roberts, William, 1924, A reconnaissance in Turkestan and southern 

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779 Rodolico, Francesco, 1929, Ricerche cristallographiche sul cinabro di 

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780 Rolland, M. G., 1878, La metallurgie de mercure en California: Soc. 

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781 1878, Les gisements de mercure de California: Soc. Francais 

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782 Rose, H., 1912, tJber die Dispersion des Zinnobars: Centralbl. Mineralogie, 1912, p. 527-531, Stuttgart.

783 1921, Optische urid Lichtelektrische Untersuchungen am Zinnobar: Zeitsch. Kristallographie, Band 56, p. 427-428, Leipzig.

784 Rosenlecher, R., 1894, Die Quecksilbergrubcn Toscanas: Zeitschr. prakt. 

Geologic Jahrg. 1894, p. 337, Halle (Saale).

785 Royal Society of Arts, 1899, Australian quicksilver [New South Wales]: 

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786 1920, The Italian quicksilver industry, v. 68, p. 705-706, London.

787 Royer, M. L., 1931, Sur la presence du mercure dans les environs de 

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788 Russkiy Geologicheskiy Komitet, 1927, Compte-rendu des Travaux du 

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789 Rzehak, A., 1905, Die Ziimoberlagerstatte von Vallalta-Sagron:Zeitschr. 

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790 Sachs, Arthur, 1907, Zinnoberkristalle aus Sonoma County in Kalifornien; 

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791 Sadikov, V. S., 1935, Rasprostranennost'rtuti: Priroda, vypusk 2, p. 60, 

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792 Salazar, J. B., 1941, Minus de mercurio en Huitzuco [Mexico]: Rev. 

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793 Sampelayo, P. H., 1926, Yoldi, Ade Sierra y and others, Minas de Almaden: 14e Cong. geol. internat., Ma<lrid, 1926, Excursion B 1, p. 

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794 1946, Aportaci6n a la bibliografia del rnercurio en Espana: Spain 

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795 Sandberger, Karl Ludwig Fridolin von, 1875, Uber merkwiirdige Quecksilbererze aus Mexico: K. bayer. Akad. Wiss. Miinchen Sitzungsber., 

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796 Sanderson, L., 1942, Mercury; empire resources are quite inadequate: 

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797 Saukov, A. A., 1930, Le gisement de cinabre do Nertchinsk: Akad. Nauk 

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798 1932, The quicksilver-antimony ore deposit in Khaidarkan: Pamir 

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799 1946, The geochemistry of mercury: Akad. Nauk SSSR, Inst. 

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800 Saukov, A. A., and Aidinyan, M. Kh., 1940, On the oxidation of cinnabar: 

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44 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

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802 Schrauf, Albreeht, 1894, Aphorismen fiber Zinnober: Zeitschr. prakt. 

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803 Schulze, Alfred, 1921, Die physikalischen Eigenschaften des Quecksilbers: 

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804 Segura, David, 1928, El mercuric en Mexico: Bol. Minero, tomo 26, no. 1, 

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805 Shakhov, G. A., and Slobodska, Ya. Ya., 1932, Roasting of concentrates 

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806 Shcherbakov, D. I., 1935, New data about antimony-quicksilver deposits 

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807 Shcherbakov, D. I., and Sosedko, A. F., 1928, The South Ferghana expedition to study deposits of antimony and mercury: Akad. Nauk 

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808 Sinitsyn, N. M., 1948, O regionalnykh strukturakh, kontroliruyushchikh 

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809 Sjogren, Hjalmar, 1898, Fynd af gediget sulfver, kvicksilfver, amalgam 

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810 Smirnov, V. I., 1945, On stages and forms of deposition of ore-bearing 

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811 Sociedad Nacional de Minerfa, Santiago de Chile, 1919, Sobre la industria 

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812 Spain, Ministerio de Fomento, Agricultura, Minas y Montes, 1921, 

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813 Spirek, Vincent, 1897, Das Zinnobererzvorkommen an Monte Amiata: 

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814 Stefani, Carlo de, 1895, Un nuovo giacimento di mercurio in Val di Taro: 

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815 Steinmetz, Hermann, and Gossner, Balthasar, 1915, Krystallographische 

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816 Sterner-Rainer, Roland, 1914, Der derzeitige des Quecksilberhuttenwesens 

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817 Stevenson, J. S., 1940, Mercury deposits of British Columbia: British 

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818 Sugiyama, Riuji, 1944, Geological studies in some districts of quicksilver 

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819 Suloyev, A. I., and Poriomarev, A. L., 1935, The Khaidarkan mercuryantimony-fluorifce-<deposit [fiegion.of-Mednaya Gosa, U. S. S. R.]: 

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820 Svetolik, Stevanovitch, 1922, Recherches cristallographiques et optiques 

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821 Takahashi, Jun-ichi, 1942, Cinnabar placer of Merei, south Sakhalin: 

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822 Takaybatake, Akira, and Hasimoto, Kimihisa, 1943, Geology and ore 

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823 Tamayo, Augusto, 1904, Mina de cinabrio "Santa Barbara" en Huancavelica: Peru, Ministerio de Fomento Bol., tomo 2, p. 38-43.

824 Technische Blatter, 1936, Wideraufnahme der Quecksilbergewinnung der 

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825 Terengren, F. R., 1920, The quicksilver deposits of China: China Geol. 

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826 Termier, Pierre, 1897, Sur ie cinabre et 1'Onofrite de Oven-Shan-Tchiang: 

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827 Thornhill, E. B., 1915, Recovery of mercury from residues of amalgamated cobalt ores: Canadian Min. Inst. Monthly Bull. 36, p. 263- 

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828 Tokody, Ladislaus, 1933, Neuere Vorkommen einiger ungarischen Mineralien: Foldtani Kozlony 42, p. 187-194, Budapest.

829 Torres, V. D., 1942, El mercurio de Puno y el magnesio de valle de Chicama: Peru, Cuerpo Ingenieros Minas Bol. 128, 57 p.

830 Toso, P., 1915, Contribute allo studio dei giacimenti cinabriferi del 

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831 Troegel, Hans, 1930, tibeTblick iiber Vorkommen und Verhuttung des 

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832 Troegel, Hans, and Ahlfeld, Friedrich, 1920, Die Zinnobervorkommen in 

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833 Trythall, Frank, 1921, Quicksilver mining in China: Mining Mag., v. 24, 

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834 Umegaki, Yoshiharu, 1952, Studies on quicksilver deposits with special 

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835 Umlauff, A. F., 1904, El cinabrio de Huancavelica: Peru, Cuerpo Ingenieros Minas Bol. no. 7, p. 3-62.

836 Umschau, 1939, Vom Queoksilberbergbau in der Pfalz, Band 43, p. 450, 

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837 Vanni, Manfiedo, 1928, Le miniere me curif'ere del monte Labbro e della 

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838 Varley, E. R., 1944, The international mercury situation A statistical 

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46 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

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839 Veen, A. L. W. E. van der, 1913, Die Beweglichkeit des Silbers in Zinnobererde: Centralbl. Mineralogie, 1913, p. 257, Berlin.

840 Villarello, J. D., 1903, Genesis de los yacimientos mercuriales de Palomaa 

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841 1904, Descripci6n de los criaderos de mercuric de Chiquilistlan 

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842 1906, Descripti6n des mines "La Bella Union" (Etat de Guerrero); 

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843 Vivian, William, 1865, Observations on the mining district of Sonora, 

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844 Wendeborn, B. A., 1904, Die Quecksilberablagerungen in Oregon: Bergu. huttenm. Zeitung, Band 63, p. 274-277, Leipzig.

845 Whittle, Tomas, 1932, Exploraci6n de las minas de mercuric: Soc. Nac. 

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846 Wilson, J. S., 1854, On the gold regions of California: Geol. Soc. London 

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847 Wilson, N. W., 1945, Geology of the Monarch cinnabar mine, Transvaal, 

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848 Wittich, Ernesto, 1920, Observaciones acerca de placeres de cinabrio y 

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849 : 1920, La fluorita en los criaderos de contacto y de cinabrio de 

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850 1920, Criaderos de cinabrio en las tobas basalticas del Cerro El 

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851 1921, Uber das Vorkominen von Quecksilbersulfiden in Sanden 

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852 Wittich, Ernesto, and Ragotzy, Federico, 1921, La geologia de la regi6n 

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853 Wong, Wen-Hao, 1919, The mineral resources of China: China Geol. 

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854 Woodring, W. P., Brown, J. S., and Burbank, W. S., 1924, Geology of the 

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855 Wray, D. A., 1921, The geology and mineral resources of the Serb-CroatSlovene State, being the report of the geologist attached to the 

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856 Zachariasen, William, 1926, Die Kristallstruktur der Telluride von Zink, 

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857 Zakharov, Yevgeniy, 1936, On the geological structure of the Nikitovka 

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858 Zimanyi, Karl, 1906, tlber den Zinnober von Alsosaj6 und die Lichtbrechung des Zinnobers von Almaden: Zeitschr. Kristallographie, 

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859 Austin, L. S., 1909, The metallurgy of the common metals, 2d ed., p. 126- 

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860 Beck, Richard, 1905, The nature of ore deposits, v. 2, p. 350-360: New 

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861 Becker, G. F., 1885, Statistics and technology of the precious metals 

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862 Blake, W. P., 1867, Annotated catalogue of the principal mineral species 

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863 Browne, J. R., 1867, Quicksilver mines of California: Min. Res. of the 

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864 1868, Quicksilver: Min. Res. of the States and Territories west of 

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865 Burdick, A. J., 1917, Chemical tests for minerals, p. 55-56: Beaumont, 

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866 Butler, G. M., 1917, A pocket handbook of minerals, 1st ed., p. 55-56: 

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867 Collins, W. F., 1922, Mineral enterprise in China, p. 67-68: Tientsin.

868 Egleston, Thomas, 1887-90, The metallurgy of silver, gold, and mercury 

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869 Emmons, S. F., and Becker, G. F., 1885, Statistics and technology of the 

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870 Emmons, W. H., 1918, The principles of economic geology, p. 551: New 

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871 Fortune, 1944, Great quicksilver bonanza, v. 29, p. 148-150.

872 Harper's New Monthly Magazine, 1865, Down in the cinnabar mines; 

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873 Hilpert, L. S., 1947, Mercury resources of Japan: Allied Powers, GHQ, 

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874 Kemp, J. F., 1893, The ore deposits of the Unied States, 1st ed., p. 267- 

269, 1893; 2d ed., p. 309-312, 1895; 3d ed. ["and Canada" added to 

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875 Lindgren, Waldemar, 1913, Mineral deposits, p. 426: New York, McGrawHill Book Co.

876 Lovering, T. S., 1943, Minerals in world affairs, p. 333-340: New York, 

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877 Moses, A. J., and Parsons, C. L., 1916, Elements of mineralogy * * * 

[mercury or quicksilver minerals], 5th ed., p. 373-378: New York, 

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878 Penzer, N. M., 1923, The mineral resources of Burma, p. 120: London, 

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879 Phillips, J. A., 1884, A treatise on ore deposits, p. 69, 558-561, 583, 

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880 Phillips, J. A., and Louis, Henry, 1896, A treatise on ore deposits [mercury], 2d ed., p. 116, 117, 135, 142, 746, 791-796, 829, 830, 867, illus.: 

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881 Randol, J. B., 1877, Quicksilver in California, in Raymond, R. W., Statistics of mines and mining in the States and Territories west of the 

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882 1890, California quicksilver, a table showing the production for the 

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883 1890, Quicksilver and the tariff in the House of Representatives 

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884 1892, Report on mineral industries in the United States: Quicksilver: U. S., llth Census, p. 179-245.

885 Ransome, F. L., 1920, Mercury, in J. E. Spurr, Political and commercial 

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886 Rastall, R. H., 1923, The geology of the metalliferous deposits, p. 396-403: 

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887 Raymond, R. W., 1869, New Almaden quicksilver mines: Min. res. of the 

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888 1870, Production of quicksilver during 1869: Statistics of mines 

and mining in the States and Territories west of the Rocky Mountains 

for 1869, p. 759.

889 1872, Condition of the mining industry [quicksilver in California]: 

Statistics of mines and mining in the States and Territories west of the 

Rocky Mountains for 1870, p. 15, 29, 528.

890 1872, Chemistry of the Washoe process Chemical action of mercury and other reagents: Statistics of mines and mining in the States 

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891 1873, Quicksilver: Statistics of mines and mining in the States and 

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892 Raymond, R. W., 1873, Quicksilver, production and exports of: Statistics 

of mines and mining in the States and Territories west of the Rocky 

Mountains, 4th Ann. Rept., 1871, p. 523,.

893 1874, Condition of the mining Indusuy [quicksilver in California 

and Nevada]: Statistics of mines and mining in the States and Territories west of the Rocky Mountains, 6th Ann. Rept., 1873, p. 27-39, 

196-197.

894 1874, The mining and metallurgy of quicksilver: Statistics of 

mines and mining in the States and Territories west of the Rocky 

Mountains, 6th Ann. Rept., 1873, p. 379-407.

895 1875, Condition of the mining industry [quicksilver in California, 

Nevada, and Oregon]: Statistics of mines and mining in the States 

and Territories west of the Rocky Mountains, 7th Ann. Rept., 1874, 

p. 13, 15, 173, 189, 271, 316, 317.

896 1877, Condition of the mining industry [quicksilver in California]: 

Statistics of mines and mining in the States and Territories west of 

the Rocky Mountains, 8th Ann. Rept., 1875, p. 3-15, 18-21.

897 Reed, J. C., and Wells, F. G., 1942, Quicksilver deposits of southwest 

Arkansas, in Newhouse, H., and others, Ore deposits as related to 

structural features, p. 195: Princeton, 1ST. J., Princeton Univ. Press.

898 Richardson, C. H., 1913, Economic geology, p. 126-130: New York, 

McGraw-Hill Book Co.

899 Ries, Heinrich, 1937, Economic geology, 7th ed., p. 653-660: New York, 

John Wiley & Son, Inc.; London, Chaptr\an & Hall, Ltd.

900 Ross, C. P., 1942, Quicksilver lodes of the Terlingua region, Texas, in 

Newhouse, W. H., and others, Ore deposits as related to structural 

features, p. 193-195: Princteon, N. J., Princeton Univ. Press.

901 Roush, G. A., 1939, Strategic mineral suppies, p. 275-304: New York, 

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902 Shimkin, D. B., 1953, Minerals, a key to Soviet power, p. 4, 15, 28, 31, 94, 

151, 152, 154, 162, 165, 296, 303, 304, 305, 308, 314, 330, 332, 334, 341, 

350, 352, 353, 360, 361, 377, 388: Cambridge, Harvard Univ. Press.

903 Spencer, L. J., 1916, The world's minerals, p. 68-69, pi. 6, figs. 2, 3, 1911; 

2d ed., with an appendix by W. D. Harnman, p. 88-89, 272-282: 

New York, Frederick A. Stokes Co.

904 Struthers, Joseph, 1905, Quicksilver: U. S. Bur. Census, Special Repts., 

Mines and quarries, p. 649-657.

905 United States Tariff Commission, 1918, Conferences on the quicksilver 

industry of the United States: 199 p., San Francisco.

906 Wells, W. V., 1863, A visit to the quicksilver mines of New Almaden: Harper's New Monthly Mag., p. 25-40.

907 Whitaker, A. P., 1941, Huaacavelica mercury mine; a contribution to the 

history of the Bourbon renaissance in llie Spanish Empire: 150 p., 

Cambridge, Harvard Univ. Press.

908 Whitney, J. D., 1854, The metallic wealth of the United States [mercury] 

p. 186-187, 193-197: Phila., Lippincott, Grambo & Co.

SUBJECT INDEX

A Iiidcj xno.

Alaska, general.. - -- 14,15,10,17,18,

19, 20, 84, 100, 101, 2516, 284 

Aklak district..,---------------------- 24,154

Bethel district, Kuskokwlm region--..,... 153 

Cinnabar Creek area, Georgetown arid

Akiak districts... .......... 24,164

Fortymlle quadrangle..-__..._. ._.. 74 

Georgetown district.------------- 24,113,154

Kuskokwlm region.__...... 68,99,102, L53,154

Lake dark-Central, Kuskokwirn district.. 99 

Nushagak district.______....._ .... 23

Rainy Creek deposit, Bethel district,

Kuskokwim district--. -__.... 153

Ruby-Kuskokwim region.......__...... 69

Sleitmut, Georgetown district.. __..... 113

southwestern.._______...... 23,24,104,113,

153, 1,54, 165

Tolovana district__________. __ 70 

Tolstoi district... .. . - 47 

Yukon region-_. .. . ......... 68

Yukon-Tanana region__--..-.__...... 74

Amalgams. . . -. 673,809,869

Analyses of mercury ore. See Ores. 

Anticlinal theory as apr.li3j to quicksilver

deposits, it: Ore deposits.

Arizona, general--.--.- 16', 1£9, -M,275,276, 533, 862 

central western.- .......... ......... 6

Dreamy traw ni:ie, Maricora County.- 381 

GilaCounty . ... 79,35)1,419,438

Lees Ferry-..------___-...-_._...... 420

Marlcopa County......- .. . 79,94,381

Mazatzal Range, Gila County-... 79,39], 419, 438 

Phoenix Mountains, Maricopa County.. 94,

381, 449 

Yuma County-..- .__...._........

Arkansas, general...- .... 131,140,147, .104,221,

404, 506, 530 

Clark County-.---.---- .. ... 116,147

Howard County ._____-.--...... 147

Humphreys and Caddo mines, Claris

County- ______............ 116

Little Missouri River area__.......... 39,478

Ozark Quicksilver Corp., Pike Counly... 11 

Parnell Hill mine, Pike County...._..... 507

Pike County..-..-----.- 39,114,147, J 60, !.01, 507

southwestern..-. 85,156,160,186,477, 47H, i>08, 

Asia, central._.... _____...... 742,806,810

Asia Minor, Kana-Barun_____..._....._ .. 538

Assay for mercury. See Ores.

Assaying quicksilver ores. See Ores.

Australia, general.__.___... ..... 653,587,633

Kilkavin, Queensland__.............. 007,614

New South Wales____------ 456, 581, (185, 78E

Queensland._............_.._..... (107,614

Index no.

Austria.... . -_.. 539,664 

Schonbacb . . 631,702 

Steiermark, Karntenand Krain.... 539,597,664

B

Belgium, Rocheux ___ __ . 586 

Jeneflciation uf mercury. See Ores. 

Bibliography...-. 36,37

Bolivia, Lake Titicaca region. _____ __ 542 

Brazil, Minas Gerais...________-__ 647,752 

Tripuhy......... _ .. 677

British Empire.- 678,796

Burma..-----..-. 878

"alifornia, genual-- .... .__--------- 43,

67, 121, 122,164,166,183, 191,193,197, 201, 202, 

211, 2ly, 220, 222, 243, 244, 364, 440, 441, 445, 

611, 52:1, 560, 573, 780, 781, 846, 861, 862, 864, 

881, 882, 889, £91, 893, 895, 896. 

Abbott mine, Lake County----------- 167,263

Alameda County________.____ 49,261 

Altoona mine, Trinity County__ . __ 253 

Cachuma district, Santa Barbara County. 207 

Cloverdale mine, Sonoma County.. 144,311,465 

Coast Ranges.-....--.--.----.--..-.- 239,270

Colusa County 182,262,359,448 

Contra Costa County__ _________ 88 

Coso district, Inyo Coimty.-.-- 92,136,150,160 

Coso Mountains.._.___.... 160,213,260,524

Del Nortc County. 233

Del Puerto area, Stanislaus County___ 48 

eastern-...-----'-.------------------------ 73,90

El Dorado County.__._________ 255 

Fresno County.------------.- 184,204,278

Glenn County -- 182

Grass Valley district, Nevada County__ 57 

Great Ea-tern mine, Sonoma County..- 265,447 

Great Western mine, Lake County. 190,304,535 

Guadaluire mine, Santa Clara County.... 130,

298,323,393, 522

Guernevlile district, Sonoma County__ 236 

Helen Quicksilver mine, Lake County.- 279 

Hot Sprii.ps deposit, Coso County. ...- 213 

Humboldt County.____._____... 231 

Inyo Conaty...-----.---- 92,136,203,260,524

Kern County_______......_.... 177,371

Kings Cojaty 1,184,224

Knoxville district, Yolo, Napa, and Lake

C'ounties-.---.___.......__ 171

Lake County___.__---------____- 89,

90,144, iG7, 170,171,182,190, 205, 263, 279, 304, 

341, 42.., 423, 455, 460. 

Livermoiy area. __......__.-. 49

Marin Crmity..... . .... __ 182

51
52 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

California Continued Index no 

Mariposa County..----.-.---.-___._ 18

Mayaemas district, Lake County_ 89,172,27 

Merced County._ - 5,17

mines...-- --- 219,243,445,523,86; 

Modoc County_____ ..____. 9C 

Monterey County.- ------ 32,185,212,298,351

Mother Lode district____________ 71 

Mount Diablo district, Contra Costa

County-__.---__________ 88

Napa County.-..--- 146,171,182,210,279

Nevada City district, Nevada County-_ 57

New Almaden mine, Santa Clara County. 2,

3, 4, 25, 31, 66, 131, 173, 174, 289, 291, 297, 298

302,318,319,342,343,380,383,392, 414, 493, 497

768, 864, 872, 887, 906.

New Idria district, San Benito County_ 148, 

157,192,196, 204, 315, 409, 424, 429, 453, 864, 871 

northern -.-___ - 90,338,396,428 

Oakville district, Napa County__ ___ 210 

Oat Hill mine, Napa County...-------- 146

Oceanic mine, San Luis Obispo County.. 142,

349,382

Orange County.-.._. - __ 234 

Parkfleld district, Kings County _ ---. 

Patriquimine, Monterey County....-_ 351

Pine Flat district, Sonoma County__ 265,442 

Placerville.. -.-..__.................. 60

production.-----_____-..._____ 227

Reed quicksilver mine, Yolo County __ 375 

San Benito County.... _. . _.- 5,148,157,

175,185,192,196, 204, 278, 315, 409, 424, 429, 453

San Francisco area.. ____ ___ - _ 56,181

San Luis Obispo County _____. ___ 32,

142,185,215,349,382,446

San Mateo County.-._____-_____ 479

Santa Barbara County.__-___ 185,207

Santa Clara County.. ________.. 2,

3, 4, 5, 25, 66, 130, 131, 173, 174, 175, 264, 289,

291,297,298,302, 318,319,323,342,343,380,383,

392, 393, 414, 493, 497, 522, 887, 906.

Siskiyou County.. -_.. ............ 188

Skaggs Springs mine, Sonoma County . 206 

Smartsville area.____..._.___. 61 

Solano County._______.-...___ 182 

Sonoma County_____..__.__. 144,166, 

172, 182, 206, 236, 265, 311, 442, 447, 465, 790 

Sonora area_________.....__. 108,843

Stanislaus County_. _._-_____ 48,266 

Stayton district, San Benito, Santa Clara

and Merced Counties.....___ 5,175

Sulphur Bank mine, Lake County..._. 89, 

133,144,205,375,421,423

Sulphur Creek mines, Colusa County.. 262,448 

Summit quicksilver mine, Stanislaus

County...- - ..- .--.-_.. 266 

Trinity County.._________.__ 188,253 

Tuolumne County..______..___.__ 843 

upper....---_- ..----.-_------- 428

Walibu mine, Kern County...___.... 177

Yolo County. 171,182,375

Calomel...._.._.__.___.......___ 388

Canada, general----.,.,....... 596,616,671,676,796

British Columbia -- ----.-,- 601,603,648,

667, 668, 669, 679, 680, 684, 716, 721, 734, 746, 817

Canada Continued Index no. 

Cobalt area, Ontario_.___ ..._ 436 

Ebenezer miner, Kicking Horse Pass,

British Columbia.-__._. ... 748 

Hardie group, British Columbia__.._. 714 

Hardy Mountain _____...._ 285

Homathco, British Columbia___ ___ 601 

Kamloops Lake district, British Columbia 285,576,577,602

Nieola district, British Columbia. . 577,593 

northern_. . __ - 549 

Omineca mining division._ .... 551

Ontario_...._____......._ ..... 436

Pinchi Lake, British Columbia- -._ 546, 

547,548,550,578, 721

Savonas, British Columbia...______ 569 

Shulaps Range_ __ 703 

Tyaughton Lake, British Columbia..._ 575 

Vancouver Island, Barkley Sound _ 611 

Windermere district, British Columbia_ 525 

Yale district, British Columbia -._. 577 

Yukon 680

Chemistry of mercury... ..... 46,363,412,711,750

Chile 63,588,845

China. 589,590,623,825,833,853,867

Hunan-Kweiehow __._ 672 

mining ...........__... .. 556,623

Oven-Shang-Tchiang..----------------- 826

Cinnabar, general_____ ________ 199,861 

color variation__._._____.---. 334

deposition, collodlal. ..__-_-._-- 473 

development of a deposit------- .. 599

dispersion____________ 782 

genesis of deposits_ _.. . 317 

Interposition of, in quartz.. ----------- 199

light, action on cinnabar. _ 600 

oxidation..-------- -.._ 800

sunlight, darkening of cinnabar 332 

Jlarke of mercury 801 

Soccinlte _-----__----------- 456

lolombia, general_ ..- --..... 594

Cajamarca__________ - 567

Quindiu, Tolima______. _______ 651

iolorado, general.-_.. ... . 35,96,122

Cochetopa Creek district, Sagauche

County---.--- ------------- 10»

La Plata Mountains----.------- ----- 368

Sagauche County----------.- ----- 109,306

Smith mercury mines, Sagauche County. 306 

oncentrating mercury. See Ores. 

Condensing quicksilver___--------- 137,370

ionserving quicksilver.._____----- . 484,544

onsumption of mercury. . 61S

Crystallized mercury structure.._ 543,643,655

irystals - - 67

izechoslovakia______ __ 695 

Bohemia 704

D

)e posits. See Ore deposits.

Determination of mercury _ 132,135,271, 397,495 

microscopic.--_____ __---------- 97

Dispersion of cinnabar. See Cinnabar.

Dutch East Indies.-------- ---------- 615

Dutch Quiana_ _-___ --_-_ 464
SUBJECT INDEX 53

E Index no. 

Eglestonite. -._ __.. . 457,479

Europe--.________________.._.. . 396,816 

Exploration for mercury______....... ]49,150

Extraction of mercury from ores. See Ores.

Flotation of quicksilver ore. See Ores.

Foreign deposits._______.__..__ .. 83

industry____._________.. _ ..... 510

Formosa._____._________.. __... 666

France, Avala-____________..__ .. 820

Manche, Chapelle-Enjunger__........ -. 555

Montpellier..__..................._... 787

Realmont-- . . . ..-- 700

G

Gangues of mercury. See Ores. 

General..---.--..,.80,120,149,155,159, 197, 226, 307, 

378, 529, 531, 537, 557, 633, 712, 719, 733, 

759, 866, 869, 870, 876, 883, 898, 8! 19, 901. 

Genesis of quicksilver deposits. See Ores. 

Geochemistry............... 26,333.358, 48(1,777,799

Geology..._._..___.._.__.. 9,24i!,482,886

Germany, general_________-... 67ii,773,777

Bavaria_ ___ .__.._. 6211,662,824

Harz............__.............__ ,.. 710

Palatinate.----..---..-. 620,663,772, 81ii, 824,836

Rhtaeland -. . ..- .. 630

H 

Haiti.......................-.-... . ... 361,854

History of mercury.-----_ 401,402,488,52K, 71], 741 

Hot^springs deposits. See Ore deposits. 

Hungary........._.....__.............,.. 826

Zalatna_____.________.._.. ... 636

Idaho, general.._.._ 122,166,180,230, 24", 2%, 862 

CassIaCounty- - --~- -..--.. 228

central...____________...._.,.. 179

Hermes mine, Valley County.... - _... 150,305

Idaho Almaden mine, Washington County 169,

451

Yellow Pine district, Valley County.. r>5,9f,305 

Valley County.................... 55,96,16C, 305

Idria See Yugoslavia.

India, Chitral River.. ... .... ..... 624

Indo China, Tonkin..--_....._..... ... 637

Italy,general. ............... 337,707,72(1,786,811

Emilia--. ................ .... ... 75),814

Jano. ...-... . ._...----..,-. 707

Monte Amiata, Tuscany___...__. -. 554,

585,688, 708,74,», 81 i, 830

Monte Pisano.. _-----...-.-..._ 770

San Salvador mine.____ ___..__ .... 405

Tuscany -. .- 621,689,690, 720,784,83il, &37 

ValdiTaro___-_____......_.... 814

James apparatus__________...._.-.... 397

Japan, general_____________... 14,5,818,873

Horokania, Ishikara..-. ..... ..... 654

Kyushu..._...-._...--_--...--....... 687

Japan Continued Index no.

Mere!placer, Sakhalin.______-_.... 821

Nagasaki prefecture.....______..._ 724

Nara prefecture...___________._ 822

Oita prefecture.._._... ..-.-. . 686

Otomaridistrict, Sakhalin.--------------- 747

southwest..----____--.._____.-.- 834

Kleinite --..--- . - 388

Landersmercury furnace..-______.__ 348 

Light, action of cinnabar. See Cinnabar. 

Livingstonite reduction_. -. __ -._-,.. _ --_ 433 

Lossofquicksihcr.______....___ 137,496,499

M

MactearFrankii furnace..--..________- 366 

Malacca .-. ._ .. _.... 568

Malaya, Pahan;; .________________ 775 

Manchuria, Ctiinglung prefecture, Chouchatis;t7.e district, Jehol province.. 552 

northern-.......--._.____..____ 715

Mercury, in dry lakes-_____________ 194 

poisoning--....-.___________... 134

Metacinnabariti}.--................ 66,200,466,861

Metallurgy ....._ 138,183,282,287,314,336,394,437,

476,490,491, 511,582,617,711,780,859, 868,894 

See also Orerf. 

Mexico, general .....______.._____.. 283,

367,450,562, 563,628,632,674, 713,743, 795,804 

Canoas deposits, State of Zacatecas. -.. 40 

Chihuahua, State_____________.. 641 

Chilquilistlan.. - - - -- 841 

Colotlipa, State of Guerrero,---.__._ 639 

Cuarento district, State of Durango. 41 

Dulces Nob res deposit......- -- 288

Durango, State.. 41,415, 754, 756, 767,840 

Fresnillo, S tate of Zacatecas- . 344 

Guadalcazar, State of San Luis Potosl.. 483,

595, 851,852 

Guanajuato..-,-...___.--------.. 850

Guerrero, State----.-----.-.----__ 42,62,376,

463, 510,564,639,652,661,701, 757,792,840,842 

Huahuaxtla < listrict, State of Guerrero__. 42,

564, 757

Huitzuco, S tate of Guerrero__.-.-.___ 62,

463,519,652,661, 792,840

Jalisco ...._.-_-...._ . ...-_-. 638

La Bella Union mine, State of Guerrero_ 842 

Mazapfl district, State of Zacatecas........ 755

mining._...________________ 313 

Palomas, State of Durango ______.. 840 

Quechultenango, State of Guerrero___. 639 

San Bernardo, State of Durango_ ___ 754,756 

San Luis Pot3sl_.__. ....__-_.__ 367,

483,565,580,595,849,851,852 

Tehuklotepec, State of Guerrero_-___ 376 

Trimole Sptlags.... .. . .__... 415

Zacatecas, State....___.. 40,344,604,640, 755

Zacatecas district, State of Zacatecas___ 344,

604,640 

Microscopic determination of ore minerals.__ 97
54 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index no.

Mineralogy--________.______ 81,275, 

286, 543,619,643,655,665,783, 815,839,856,877 

Minerals. 178,217,401,444,733,877 

Mines. See individual countries. 

Mining methods..____________._ 164,894 

Montana, Phillipsburg quadrangle. _____ 34 

Montroydite.. 388,457

Mosesite. ................ 93,296,312,387,389,579

N 

Nevada, general-.----------------..-- 122,164,166,

176,194, 21S, 269,280,430,485, 532,560,893,895 

Beowawe district, Esmeralda County.... 162

Bottle Creek district, Humboldt County. 86,

150,160,161

Buckskin Peak, Humboldt County _ __ 87 

Churchill County. 163

Cinnabar Hill group, Churchill County.. 163 

Container mine__. ____________ 399 

Elko County..-.__ _... .347 

Esmeralda County_.________._ 76,78 

Eureka County...____________ 162 

Gold Circle district, Elko County. 347. 

Ooldbanks mining district, Pershing

County. ___.. .. -- 198 

Ooldfleld district, Esmeralda County.... 76,78

Qoodsprings quadrangle_-.__------ 50

Humboldt County_ __.___.___ 59, 

77,86,87,90,125,160,161

Lander County________. ___._ 27 

McDermit district, Humboldt County... 161 

Mineral County.. . . . 38,72,365,485 

National mining district, Humboldt

County....-- -.- 59,87,161

Nevada Quicksilver Mines, Inc., Pershing

County_______-_______ 37-* 

northern_...__-_________._ 90 

Nye County-. - 384

Opalite district _... .. 125 

Paradise Valley district, Humboldt

County ...._...... . .. 161

Pershing County 54,198,374 

Pilot Mountains, Mineral County. 38,72,365 

Rochester district, Pershing County__ 54 

Steamboat Springs.,_________ 290,421 

Storey County.____________._ 166 

Sulphur district, Humboldt County_ 161 

Tonopah________._________ 310 

Washoe County . -- 90

western 53,73,90,345

Wild Horse district, Lander County___ 27

New Zealand, general. 559,587,642,657 

Greenvale district - - 658

Nevis Bailey.._____._ ___. _ 

Ngawha, Auckland. ..... .. - 660

Ohaeawai deposits, Bay of Islands...----- 645

Otago- 659

Puhipuhi, Auckland. 598,660,731 

Southland-----.-.--_. .... 658

Wairarapa_____________------- 771

Whangarei, Bay of Islands subdivision... 625

North America, producing mines__... 355

0

Index no.

Occurrence of quicksilver_ 489,681,693,711,828,831 

incalcite.. ________ 299 

in Chinle shale..--.-. . 420 

in cobalt ores_____________ 320,749,827 

in silver.. ------___________ 45&

with gold 300,415

with tellurideminerals.._ __ 415,866

with tourmaline.--.___________ 391,419

Onofrite.... _----------___.--... 309'

Oregon, general - ______ 122,164,166,

214, 235,237,238,240,249,252,329,526,844,892

Black Butte mine, Lane County____. 115,

139,322,452

Blue Mountains-_____________ 58 

Bonanza-Nonpareil district, Douglas

County_ ___________ 21 

Butte Falls quadrangle__________ 272 

Crook County..._____________ 8,105 

Curry County.______________ 189 

Douglas County __._________ 21 

eastern..-.---------________... 45

Glass Buttes deposits, Lake County__ 152 

Gold Hill district, Jackson County._ 406,408 

Grants Pass area.-- __________.. 30' 

Horse Heaven district, Jefferson County-. 117,

426,505

Jackson County. 166,277,406,408 

Jefferson County__________ 117,426,505 

Josephine County___ _____.. 277 

Josephine Creek area . ___--------- 8

Kerby quadrangle.- ___.... 268

Lake County . __... 152

Lane County 115,139,251,322,452 

Malheur County__. __________ 125 

Medford quadrangle____...__.. 267 

Ochoco district, Crook County_____.. 8,105 

Opalite district, Malheur County.._. 125,357 

Roseburg quadrangle___-----___ 28

Round Mountain quadrangle_____.. 273 

southeastern-..----.------.--_--...-. 91,123

southern-. ---.-__--...----.--._. 90,407

southwestern---.-....---------....--.- 29,118

Steens and Pueblo Mountains_---...- 91,123 

western.. -------- 71

Ore deposits, general __.. _ ... 13,

33,64, 81,180,480,860,875,879,880

anticlinal theory applied to ore deposits. 258,340

deposition--------------.-------- 431,473-

dry lake deposits. ___.__.____ 194 

genesis...- 317,422,474,503,520,69fr

geologic occurrence- 401 

hot springs deposits... .... 160,213,260,359

secondary enrichment..- ------- 308

structural relation of deposits 516 

Ore dressing. - 140,183

Ores, general. 64,178,217,326,653

analysis.. 656 

assays 316,472,718

beneficiation... ~ 711 

concentration 164,346, 377,461, 722,791 

extraction-. 133,439,512, 582,670,682,827
SUBJECT INDEX 55

Ores Continued 

flotation.-..-. 

gangues... 

reduction _ ..

Index no.

-.- .. 509 

.. 64

-.... . 25,

133, 156, 303, 327, 362, 417, 433, 443, 44 }, 494, 515 

sampling. ____ ..-- __ . _ ...... 487

smelting ____ ___ _____ ......... 416

treatment- ....... 65, 81, 164, 338, 353, 354, 458, 738

Outlook for quicksilver _______ .. __ .... 372

Oxidation of cinnabar. See Cinnabar.

Pacific region........... 10,11,12,67,124,254,520,521

Peru, Huancavelica district-____..._-... .. 126,

295,498,635,649,82K, 83f>, 907 

Puno___. _______________ . 622,829 

Poisoning. See Mercury.

Production. - . 129,168,281,536,644, 777,888 

Properties of quicksilver__.-.---------..- 379, 557

Prospecting for quicksilver..____. __ 32S, 504 

Purification of mercury..__-.-..--.-_. .. 717

R 

Reclaiming mercury ... ..---...._ . 413,544

Reduction of quicksilver ores. See Ores.

Reserves_____.___________.... 403

Resources-....___ ......__.... 527

Retort, operation_____________.... 400

Roasting........... 330,356,357,360,366,36i),43;>,805

Rocky Mountains__._______..__ .... 119

Sampling of quicksilver ores. See Ores.

Schwatzite, occurrence..._____...... .. 525

Secondary enrichment of mercury deposits, 

See Ore deposits.

SierraNevada . 10V.371

Smelting of mercury ores. See Ores.

South Africa....__.________..__ .. 765

Barberton district.._---__...._ -. 650

Pretoria district...___...__..__ ... 694 

Swaziland.._.......___...._...... 776

Transvaal._....._..________.... 847

South America, general__________ .. 534

Spain, general..- .... - 584,723,75,5,794,812 

Almaden___._________...__... 294, 

324, 352, 373, 398, 401, 434, 475, 518, 725, 

739, 743,769,774,793, 858.

Alsosa]6--_.-----..----..--.-_...--..-.... 858 

Sierra Nevada_---______..._ .. 709

Structural relation of quicksilver deposits. 

See Ores.

Sulphides of mercury- ____ ___. 2&», 293,455

Sulphoselenides of mercury___..... __ .. 309

Sweden, northern.-.___-_--------- ... 646

Sala Grufa .---.---------.-..-.----- ... 809

Switzerland, Como Province....__.__ .. 574

Terlinguaite................................ 388,457

Test for quicksilver..... ._......... 208,418,865

Index no. 

Texas, general-.......___ .__.___ 164,

250,257,259,301,385,470,516, 517,662

Big Bend province. __ _____ 386,500

Brewster County___ _.__ 52,

106, 112, 127, 128, 141, 223, 245, 246, 256,

312, 326, 331, 335, 389, 390, 410, 411, 425,

427, 467, 468, 469, 471, 481, 500, 502, 513,

514,579,735,900.

Chisosarea., Brewster County ..__ 256 

geology of quicksilver deposits... .. 257,259 

Mariposa a'3 i 248 quicksilver mines, Terlingua district.. ...__... 128 

Presidio Cojnty___.- . _ _. 52, 

106,112, :i28,141,245,246, 312,326,389, 390,410, 

425,467,481, 513, 514, 579,735,900. 

Terlingua di strict, Brewster County and

Presidio County_________ 52, 

106,, :112, 128, 141, 223, 245, 246, 312, 326, 

335,, 387, 388, 389, 390, 402, 410, 425, 467, 

468,, 471,481, 500, 513,514, 579, 735,900. 

Trans-Pecosi. ----------- __......__ 242

Vivianaquisksilvermine...-.___- 127 

Tiemannite-......____._______.__ 466

Treatment of ores. See Ores.

Turkey.._--........-.-....-.-..-..--.....-.. 350

U

United States,general--.___..__.-_-- 95, 

119, 122, 143, 158, 339, 355, 432, 482, 510, 811, 

874,884,905, 908. 

mines........---_-------_-------- 82,355,904

western_...._______-__-_-_ 51

Uses of quicksil ver....... . 81,401,617,681,711

U. S. S. R., general - - - - 626,788,902 

Alai. . 541

Altai Mountains.--..-.-----.---------- 699,732

Altai region..._____ -. -- 737 

Altai-Salair region----.------------.-.-- 729,730

Caucasus... .______-_-__.__ 561,692

Central Asia._-_________---_ 742 

Chagan-Usim.--...-...-.--.--...--.---.- 732 

Chaubai deposit.._____.__.__ 761 

DonetsBasiii ~ 592,634,857

European U. S. S. R..--.------.--------- 591

Far East U. S. S. R ................... 760

Ferghana.... . . 566,807,808

Georgia, Rg.cha region.. ----- 558

Kan-Taseyev region - ------------ 696

Khaidarken. 764,798,819

Kirghizia- . .. 763

Kura deposit,, Altai region.... .. 737 

Kuznetsk Alatau....... 697,698,699,727, 728,732

Nertchinsk.._____. ---------- 797

Nikitovka deposit--..------------------ 634,857

Salairregion.-------------------- 572,608,613

Siberia .-. 572,608,

613,69(5,697,698,699, 727, 728, 730,732, 737, 766 

Tetyukhe.... - 571

Transbaikalia.----.----- ----------- 762,766

Turkestan......... - - 540,612,778

Ukraine... ._ 592,605,634,857

Urals -. . - 545 

Uryumkan Kiver..__ . 762
-56 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index no. 

Utah,general___-.-.-. ......______ 22,122

Deep Creek Mounta;.-^ Juab and Tooele

Counties-__ _________ 195 

Fair-field quadrangle ................... 44

Juab County______.___...__ 195 

Mercur mining district, Tooele County. 103,292 

Piute County.. . . .. .... 869

Sacramento mine, Tooele County ____ 292 

Stockton quadrangle___________ 44 

Tooele County..._....____:. 103,195,292

western__________________ 195

Vacuum retort for cinnabar ores_______ 321 

Vapor .._............._...... 151,216,370

Venezuela, Estado Lara. ___________ 706 

Vermillion......._.___...._....___ 120,121

W Index no.

Washington, general.__ . 209,526

Kittitas County._ _ . _.. ... 241

Lewis County... 232,241,462

Morton district, Lewis County. ... 232,462

Mount Stuart area.. -_ 98

Snohomish County_______ 187

Washoe process __ 46,890

World resources. 81,110,527,606,777,838,885,903

Yugoslavia, general...___ . ... 855 

Bosnia.__________________ 683 

Dalmatia____________ 570

Idria 401,583,691,705,779

Serbia 609,627

Slovenia . 740
AUTHOR INDEX

A Indes no.

Achiardi, Antonio d'.________..___.. 537 

Achiardi, Giovanni d'________..___.. 538 

Adamson, W. G.___.......___.......... 282

Aguilera, J. G __._____.-.....-.-..... 283

Ahlburg,Dr- ___....__.........__... 534

Ahlfeld, Frtedrich. 540,541,541!, 832

Aidinyan, M. Kb.......................... 800,801

Alaska and Northwest Mining Journal._ 284,285 

Alien, E. T................................... 286

Alsta, N.................___............... 543

Aminov, Gregori_________________ 543 

Anderson, A. L____________. ___.. 169 

Arend, A. G................................. 544

Argentovskiy, J.___________. ___.. 545 

Armstrong, J. E............ 546, 547, 548, 549, 550, 551

Asano, Goro_________....-.--.--.. 552

Aubury, L. E.............._............... 287

Austin, L. S___________..._. ___.. 859 

Australian Bureau Census and Statistics..... 553

Averill, C. V.................................. 170

Averitt, Paul......__._--._----_---.... ....... 171

B 

Babb, P. A.._............................. 288

Bailey, E. H. 1,2,3,4,5,172,173,174,175,176,177,289 

Baker, C. L................................ 178,259

Banchetti, Augusto._______.....___ 554

Bancroft, Howland...________.____ 6,7 

Bannock, W, W___________. ____ 290 

Bath, G. D................................... 8

Baudre, G..............__.................. 555

Baum, J. L-_____________. ___.. 291 

Season, L. H........__.................... 292

Beck, Richard.___________. ___.. 860 

Becker, G. F............. 9,10,11,12,13,293,861,869

Bedford, R. H.______________.... 130,131

Beelich, Henry____________. ___.. 556 

Belash, F. N._._......................... 557

Bell, R. N.................................. W, 180

Bendeliani, A. Ye__________..__.. 558 

Bennett, Evan................................ 294

Berry, E. W....._......................._.. 295

Bird, P. H.................................... 296

Black, T. A....._.-.-..-.....-.-.-.-----.-,. 559

Blake, W. P............ 297,298, 299, 300, 301,660,862

Bogdanovich, Karl________.....__.. 561

Boletfn Minero.... ......... ... 562,563, 564

Bonney, Wilbert.............._............. 565

Boone, A. R.__........................__.. 302

Booth, F. J.........._................._... 303

Borouskaya, T. B___________..___. 566 

B6se, Emil____________....____ 259

Botero Restrepo, Gilberto______. ___.. 567 

Bott, W................__.................. 568

Bouton, C. M.__...................__.... 132

Bowen, O. E., Jr_.--....-..--.--...._..... 181

Index DO. 

Bradley, W. W..................... 182,183,184,185

Bradley, Worthern 133,304,305,306,307,375 

Branner, G. C.. .... .__..... ...... 186

Brineman, J. E., Jr__ . 706 

British Columbia Mining Record. _ 569 

Broderick, T. M.__..__...._.___... 308

Brooks, A. H....... . .... 14,15,16,17,18,19, 20

Broughton, W. A.. .. _-...__....... 187

Brown, G. C........ ... ..... -. . 184,188

Brown, J. S.-... --- __-__ 854 

Brown, R. E...._________________ 21,117

Browne, J. R........._.....__.. ... 863,864

Brush, G. J-._........... - -. .... 309

Bukowski, Gej&a von . 570 

Bulygo, V. S. ... . 571

Bulynnikov, A. Ya...______________ 572 

Burbank, W. S... ......... .......... 854

Burdick, A. J. ................... .. 865

Burgess, J. A...._...._................... 310

Burkart, H. J............. . -. 573

Burr, G. H ... .... . . . .. 311

Butler, B. S--... .._. ...- . .... 22

Butler, G. M............................ 189,866

C 

Cadisch, Joos..._... . .... 574

Cady, W. M.. .................-......- . 23,24

Caines, C. E._.._________________ 575

Calhoun, W. A.... .. .... .. .... 156

California Division Mines.............. 190,191,192

State Minitig Bureau..___________ 193 

Calkins, F. C. .. ........... .... . 34

Camsell, Charles._______________.. 576 

Canada Geological Survey . - 577 

Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy.- ------_.... . 578

Canfleld, F. A........... ..... 312,389,579

Capilla, Alberto . --- -. .-. 580 

Carne, J. E . . -..... __..- ..-. 581

Carpenter, J. A..___ .... - ... 194 

Carr, M. 8...... . 247

Carrara, Giaconio.._--.... ... 582

Castelli, Gaitano. 583

Castillo, Antomodel... 313,584

Castro, Galogero de...___-.. . 585 

Cater, F. W., J:.............................. 268

Cathcart, J. B.. 72

Cesaro, Giuseppe.__ -..... 586

Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering..... 315

Chemical Engineering and Mining Review 587 

Chemicals-_... . 314 

Chemisch-metallurgisehe Zeitschrift.. . 588 

China Year Book... - 589, 590

Chirvinskiy, P. N. 591,592

Chism, R. E.............. . . 316

Christy, S. B... ...... ... ...... 25,317,318,319

57
58 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGR4 PHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index no. 

Chu, H...._ - _ _ 672

Olarke, F. W....... -. _._._..__.._ 26

Clevenger, G. H.............................. 320

Cockfield, W. E ................... 593

Codizza, R. L......_ _ 594

Coelho, I. S.................................. 647

Coghillv W. H._.............................. 509

Collins, H. F......___......._._...... 595

Collins, W. F.-...... ..................... 867

Colman, M. N..........................__ 321

Colquhoun, A. L______________. 596 

Compton, R. R...__..._..___...... 117,123

Oomstock, W. J..._............__........ 309

Concha, J. F.. ....._.................... 126

Cook, K. L.. .............................. 8

Cornu, Felix.._....__................._ 597

Crane, E. B..___............___........ 322

Crawford, A. L...___._.................. 195

Crippen, R. A., Jr....-.. .............._ 196,197

Crenshaw, J. L________________ 286 

Cropp, W. H-.--- -..._.__.. 598,599,600,625

D 

Dane, C. EL...--._....._.*__.___...... 27

Davenport, S. J.......____.....__....... 134

Davis, C. W................................. 135

Dawson, G. M....___..........__ 601,602,603

De longh, W. H. D___._..._.......... 604

Deiters, W......__._.................... 605

De Kalb, Courtenay....................... 323,324

Demaret, Leon________.______±__ 606 

De Ment, J. A......_...................... 325

Denmead, A. K..______.________ 607 

Dennis, C. Q....................__...._ 326,327

Dennis, W. B.......................... 328,329,330

Derikov, L V. .. ... ................... 608

Diller, J. 8................................ 28,29,30

Dinsmore, C. A._______________ 331 

D-oelter, Cornelio.....__ . 609,610

Dolmage, Victor________________ 611 

Donzov, W. W...---X--.-.................... 612

Dovgal, N. D.....................__..._ 613

Dreyer, R. M...................... 198,332,333,334

Duncan, Frank. __.________ 335 

Dunstan, Benjamin. _____________ 614 

Dupuy, L. W. . .... ................. 136

Durand, F. E.............................. 199,200

Duschak, L. H..................... 132,137,138,336

Dutch East Indies, Dienst van den Mijnbouw.. 615

E 

Eakle, A. S... . .. .._....._.. 201,202,203

Eardley-Wilmot, V. L...................... 616,617

Eberlain, G. D....... ..................__ 31

Eckel, E. B............................. 32,204,337

Economic Review________...___ 618 

Egleston, Thomas....-..-..--...__....... 338,868

Ehringhaus, Arthur _________ 619 

Elmer, W. W...... ................__ 139

Emmons, S. P................._._____ 339,869

Emmons, W. H...................... 33,34,340,870

Endlich, F. M............................... 35

Engel, A. L.... -.-.-..-.--..__....___ 143

Index no. 

Engineering and Mining Journal._.. 341,

342, 343, 344, 345, 346, 347, 348, 349, 350, 351,

352, 353, 354, 355, 356, 357.

Ermann, Oskar_______ __ 620 

Ermisch, Karl..._.... ... . -... 621

Espinoza L., Roberto. ......... 622

Evans, A. M........ . 141

Evans, G. L....... 250

Evans, I. P....... .......... .--....-.. 36,37

Everhart, D. L...... ...... 4,205,206,207,236,289

Fahey, J. J....... ..... - . 358

Fairbanks, H. W. 359

Fansett, G. H................................ 208

Far Eastern Review...... ........ ...... 623

Fawcett, Waldon......-.------.----.---- 361

Ferguson, E. G. W 361

Fermor, L. l^-................................ 624

Ferrar, H. T........ .. - ..... . 625

Fersman, A. Ye. 626

Fesut, Arthur.. .. - 362

Fischer, A. H... , - 209

Fischer, H... - 627

Fix, P. F - - 210,290

Fleischer, Michael 358

Flores, Teodoro. 628

Flores W., Hector . - - 63

Forbes, G. 8... 363

Forstner, William.... - 211,364

Fortune 8?1 

Foshag, W. F._...._ - - 38,365

Franke, H. A.... 212

Franks, W. E.. ... . -. 366,367

Fraser, H. J... 213

Frederick, Francis..... --- ---- 214

Freeman, H. C . .. . 368

Friederich, O. M..... 629

Friese, Franz. . - - ^

Fritsoh, Voker.. ------ 631

Frolli, A. W.. 142

Furness, J. W 143

G 

Gabb, W. M.. - - - 215

Galeotti, Henri. - 632

Gallagher, David- 39, 40, 41, 42, 754, 755, 756, 757 

Ganet, L. ... 759

Gannett, Henry. -.- ----- 43

Gardner, D. E.... - 633

Gardner, E. T>............................. 144,229

Gashchenko, V. 634

Gastelumendi, A. G- --- --------- 635

Geary, J. W 216,369,370

George, R. D ...-- - - ------ 217

Gesell, Sander 636

Gianella, V. P.. 218,290

Gillan, S. L 371

Gilluly, James 44,45

Giraud, G..... *&

Glover, S. L.. - 241

Gonzales Reyna, Jenaro... 638,639,640,641 

Goodyear, W. A.. 219

Goidon, H. A_ 642
AUTHOR INDEX 59

Index no.

Gossner, Balthasar.__.__._._._ 643,815 

Oould, G. I.................................. 372

Gould, H. W-....--_---.__-- ._.......... 373,374

Granger, A. E___________._...... 32

Great Britain, Imperial Mineral Resources

Bureau___...___....._ 644,678

Griffiths, A. P................................ 645

Grip, Erland...---___---...__.____..__....... 646

GuimarSes, Djalma.._.......__._...... 647

Gunning, H. O.--.--..-...................... 648

Hadley, W. M......................_...... 649

Hague, Arnold............................... 46

'Hall, A. L ___....._-..__..___.__.....__.__ 650

Hall, R. G................................... 375

Halse, Edward..--.....--..-....... 376,651,652,653

Hamilton, Fletcher ___..___.......... 377

Hanks, H. G........................... 220,378,379

Hansell, J. M............_............... 221,478

Harada, ZyunpeL-__........__.......... 654

Harper'» New Monthly Magazine.. _....... 872

Harrington, Daniel-__._...____-__ ..... 134

Harrington, G. L........__................. 47,69

Hart, T. 8............--- _--_..._.. __._ 380

Hartmen, E. W.._-_,__.................... 331

Hartwig, W. A. C_-.-_........................ 655

Hasimoto, Kimihisa..-------.----__._._..__._ 822

Hawkes, H. E., Jr.-..__._-----_. ..... 48

Heath, R. F ............................... 656

Heberlein, C. A.......__._............ .. 382

Heikes, V. C................................. 22

Heizer, R. F_................................. 222

Henderson, John....__........... 657,658,659,660

Hendry, N. W..................__......._. 213

Hernandez Ortiz, David--...-............... 62,661

Hess, F. L.................................... 49

Hewett, D. P................................ 50

Hewitt, A. S................................. 383

Hickcox, C. A................................ 24

Higgins, W. C_ -..-__--..-.__.______..__.__ 384

Hill, B. F-.--_-----_.....--.---.,.._..- 223,385,662

Hill, J. M.................................... 51

Hill, R. T_................................... 3S6

Hillebrand, W. F____........ 52, 312, 387,388, 389, 579

Hilpert, L. S...-- .-..---.-_______ 145,278,279,873

Himmel, Hans........-.--. -...-......... 663

Hinterlechner, Karl.......................... 664

Hintze, Carl ..--....--.-................... 665

Ho, C. A .................................... 666

Hoflman, G. O......................... 667,668,669

Holland, C. H.......--...--..-.............. 670

Hore, R. E......____.._....__......... 671

Hornaday, W. D............................. 390

Hotz, P. E................................... 268

Huang, Y. S.........--..._.__.......... 672

Hudson, D. R..-._._-__....__.......__ 673

Huguenin, Emile-___ ..-......-.......-. 185

Huguenin, R. P..._......_____......... 203

Humboldt, Alexander...._____.......... 674

Hummel, Karl...-.----..-------.........-. 391,675

Humphrey, H. B_............................ 151

Hunt, T. S._...--............................ 676

Hussak, Eugen...._........................ 677

Huttl. J. B................................. 392,393

I Index no.

Imperial Mineral Resources Bureau. See

Groat Britain. 

Ingall, E. D.....__.____.__- ._- - .- 679

Innes, Murray................ .. -. 394,395

Irwin, A. B.................................. 680

Issler, A. R.-. .-_... . . 396

James, G. A.............__.._-.-_-_..-..- 397

Janssen, W. A.._..___._.__. ._ - .- 398

Jennings, C. W_.............__..._.... 224

Joesting, H. R................................. 225

Johnson, A. (?...... ----------------- 150

Johnson, F. T................-..- ..-..-.. 146

Johnson, H. L ...-..--... -- - ... 399,400 

Johnson, J. H ...- ... .--.. 401,402

Johnstone, S. ,(............................... 681

Joralemon, I. B................. .. .. 403

Joseph, P. E. .............--------.-...-.-.- 226

Juretzka, Fraii.8. ....__......__.___ 682

Just, Evan.......--.-.--..--------.-.. -.-- 404

K

Katzer, Friedrich ... - - -- 683 

Kay, G. P........... ... .. .-. - 30

Keller, W. D..................---.-....--- 405

Kellogg, A. E ............... .. .. 406,407,408

Kellogg, J. L..... .. . - --. --- 244

Kemp, J. F.- ..............-..-------.---_- 874

Kendall, J. D ............. .. .--.. 684

Kenney.E.J...... - ..- 685

Kent, A. H................_.- . 409

Kent, D. F.-............ - --- 126

King, C. R_....--.-._ .--_- --- 227

Klnoshito, Katueki-------- _-__-_.-.----- 686,687

Kirk, M. P.............^. --------------- 410,411

Klimovskaya, A. P. _..---.---- --- 612

Kloos, J. H ..--..-__-___---------.--- 688,689,690

Knauskopf, K. B .. .. .- - - 412 

Knopf, Adolpli.................... .. 53,54

Kossmat, Franz...___....--..-. ----- 691

Kozhukhov, r. T.............. .. 692

Krebs, J. O.....-... .... - - 413

Krusch, Paul...__..____._.-------_-- -__--- 693

Kupferburger, Wilhelm..-------------------- 694

Kuthan, Miro-lav -.------ _---.--- . 695

Kuzmin, A. M..............--.--.----..----- 696

Kuznetsov, V. fL............... 697,698,699,729,730

Lacoix, Alfred ............. -..--- -- 700

Laguerenne, T. L _._.__.-_-------.---------- 701

Lakes, Arthur. ......-.. ...... -. 414,415

Landers,W.E.---------------------------- 416

Lang, Herbert.....---_..--.- ..-.___- 417,418

Larsen, E. S_.....- . -- ~- 55,228

Laube, G. O. ..........- . 702

Lausen, Carl. .............-. ...... 229,419,420

Lawson, A. C .....-------.---.--.----.------ 56

LeConte, Joseph ----------------- 421,422,423

Leech, G. B.. .. ..__ . - -- 703

Leitmeier, Hans...---_---.------------------- 610

Lewis, C. H.. .......-.- ..... - - 424

Lewis, Frank..... ........... ..--- 425,426
60 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index no.

Liebus, Adalbert.-.______.___.__ 704 

Limanovski, M. M_...______..._. 705 

Lindgren, Waldemar..._... 57,58, 59,60,61,67,875 

Livingston, D. C...................._..... 55,230

Logan, C. A ....__ . ._ 185

Lonsdale, J. T____________ ____ 427 

L6pez, V. M..-.---....................___ 706

Lord, C. S-. -.-_-...__ ______ 525

Lotti, Bernardino..___________ 707,708,709 

Loughlin, G. F-...___._...._______ 22

Louis, Henry___________________ 880 

Levering, T. 8._________________ 876 

Lowell, F. L.-..-----..........._.____ 184,231

Lttdecke, Otto ....__._....__--...-.. 710

Lyman, C. A..........__....___........ 428

M 

McAUister, J. F......_................. 62,63,661

McCaskey, H. D..............____ 64,65,429,430

McElvenny, L. T_______________ 147

McElwaine, R. B.........___......____ 147

McKay, Alexander_.___........._.. 642

Mackay, R. A................................ 431

Mackin, J. H____..__.........__..._ 232

McLaren, D. C..........___._____... 711

McLaughlin, R. P.. .___ 184,203 

McNeely, W. M..__________._... 712 

Maetear, James.......___._..___... 713

Maddren, A. G______._____....__ 102

Maier, C. G_____._______.___. 432 

Malcolmson, J.W.......___._-_.---. 411

Mathews, W. H.............................. 714

Matuda, K................................... 715

Maxson, J. H...____._._.__________ 233

Melville, W. H - _____ __._.__________. 66, 7

Menardi, H. B. ............................... 433

Menendez y Puget, Laureano...... --..... 434

MemU, F. J. H.............................. 234

Merritt, W. H ......._..................... 716

Mertie, J. B., Jr---.......................... 68,69

Merwin, H. E_____.___.________ 286 

Metallurgical and Chemical Engineering.. _. _ 435 

Mexic-to-Miniag Journal.-.-.....-- . . 717,718

Mieleitner, Zarl.............................. 719

Miller, W. Q................................. 436

Mine and Quarry Engineering________ 720 

Miner, The-.---.-..-.--._........ ..... 721

Mining and Engineering Review...___-_... 437 

Mining and Engineering World_ _ . 438,439 

Mining and Scientific Press..._____...... 440,

441,442,443,444,445,446,447,448 

Mining Journal [London]...... 722,723,724,725,726

Mining Journal [Phoenix, Ariz.J ____. __ 449 

Mining Reporter......___.__.__.__. 450

Mining World........._.........._ 451,452,453,454

Mitchell, G. J.- ........................ 189,235

Mitropol'skiy, B. S .. ......... 727,728,729,730

Modrinaiak, Norbert___...____________ 731

Molchanov, I. A...........____.___.. 732

Monaci, Pietra__.___.__.___..__ 733 

Monckton, G. F______________________ 734

Moore, G. E................................. 455

Moorehead, W. R............................ 148

Moses, A. J........................ 456,457,735,877

Index no. 

Mosier, McHenry.. . . ...... 144,149,150

Muellner, A_____ . 736 

Mukhin, A. S.. . 699,737

Miiller, O . 73»

Mullholland, C. A.... . -. 458,738

Mussgang, F._.__.-... . 648 

Myers, W. B......... ... 5,175,204.236

N

Near East... . 740

Neumann, Ben-hard. 741

Nevsky, V. A__ . ._ - 742

Newhouse, W. H._____.______ . 45»

Nichols, J. B 460

NSggerath, Adalbert...___.. ----- -- 743.

Northey, G. V-. - 461

Nov&5ek, Radim... _.. ... . 744

Novarese, Vittorio_-_____.__ 745-

Nuffleld, E. W.. . .... 746

O

O'Farrel, Charles___-___-----_ 195-

Ohashi, Rhoiche.....-.. . - ---------- 747"

Ontario Bureau of Mines. 748,749- 

Oregon, Bureau of Mines and Geology.. 237" 

Department of Geology and Mineral Industries . - 238 

Osmont, V. C 239*

Oswald, Wilhelm 750

Ott, W. H ...- 462-

Overbeck, R. M............ .....----- 70-

P 

Pagliacci, F. D 463-

Palaehe, Charles. __ .. - 464' 

Palmer, L. A...... 465-

Pantanelli, Dante.. 751> 

Pardee, J. T._____.-------------------------- 71'

Parks, C. F., Jr. 43

Parks, H. M.. - 240

Parsons, C. L 877

Partridge, F. O. 694>

Patty, E. N 241;

Penfield, S. J 46$

Penna, Scorza Evaristo .. 752: 

Penzer, N. M 878-

Perea, F. L 753'

Perez Siliceo, Rafael 41,42,754,755,756,757" 

Phillips, J. A........... 879,880«

Phillips, W. B ---------- 242,467,468,469,470,471

Phoenix, D. A... . 72,176-

Pirogov, L-.____ 758 

Pitaval, Robert--.------- -------------- 759'

Place, R. G-.. 472'

Polevoy, P. !_. - -- ----- 760-

Polkopin, F. D.. 761'

Pollock, J. P.... 473

Ponomarev, A. L____ 819

Popov, S. D 762

Posepn^, Franz...- 474

Powell, J.W.....- 73

Poyarkov, V. E_ 763,764

Preller, G. S - 765

Presnyakov, Ye. A.. - 766

Prindle, L. M 7*
AUTHOR INDEX 61

R Index no. : Ragotzky, Federico__--------------------- 8f2

Handell, Merle .-.- - 151

Eandol, J. B__ 243,

881,882,883,884

Rangel, Manuel_-___-_...--._.. -_---_-___ 767 

Ransome, A. L ---------------------------- 244

Ransome, F. L__--------_-_...___-..___ 75,

76, 77,78, 79,80,81, 82,83,108,475, 476, 885 

Rastall, R. H . 886

Rath, Gerhard vom.________._____ 768

Raymond, R. W_. 887,

888,889,890,891,892,893,894, 895, 896,897 

Raynaud, Jean..------__.__.... ....-- 769

Redini, Roberta.__.____.__ __________ 770

Redlich, K. A 597

Reed, G. C.._. 152

Reed, J. C 45,84,85,477,478

Reed, J. J____ 771

Reis, O. M - - . 772

Reitler, E . 773

Revista Minera..._____ --.____-. _____ 774

Richardson, C. H ._____-__...... 898

Richardson, J. A____ . .. .. . 775

Richmond's South African All Mining Yearbook..-. 776

Richter, H. W 363

Richter, Earl.. 777

Ricker, Spangler ..__._____._ 130,131,146 

Ridgeway, J. E... 614

Ries, Heinrich____________..._.-. 899 

Rising, W. B . 423

Roberts, R.J 86,87

Roberts, William. - 778 

Rodolico, Francesco-. -- - - - 779

Rogers, A. F... 479

Holland, M. G... ........... ... 780,781

Rose, H.... 782,783

Rosenlecher, R.............____ __ __ 784

Ross, C. P.._. . 27,88,89,90,91,92,95,245,

246, 247, 358,480,481, 482,900

Roush, G. A____ ... .-- 901

RoyalSociety of Arts 785,786

Royer, M. L . ............. .--- . 787

Rufi, L. L.. - - . ... 251 

Ruiz F., Oarlos . . ... 63 

Rundall, W. H 483

Russkiy Geologicheskiy Komitet. ... 7£8 

Rutledge, F. A . 153,154 

Rzehak, A . 789

S 

Sachs, Arthur..- --------------- ---------- 790

Sadikov, V. S_...____ ________ -__.__.-__ 791

Salazar, J. B_ __ __.__._....... 792

Salt Lake Mining Record..__......._.... 484,485

Sa^rpelayo, P. H. -- ---.- .---.-... 793, 794 

Sandberger.K. L. F. von__ . 795

Sanderson, L......--------------------------- 796

Sanford, Samuel _..-_.... . ___ _.-___ 96

Sankov, A. A ....-_.. 486,797,798,799,800,801

Santmyers, R. M______________ ______...__ 143

Schallcr, W. T__..____________ 52,93,312,388,579

Schrader, F. O___________________ .- ._ 94,95,96

Schrauf, Albrecht----.____._.. _._..._ 802

Index no. 

Schuette, C.^'........................ 137,138,155,

248,249,487,488,489,490,491, 492, 493 

Schulze, Alfred- 803

Scott, Robert .. ___________. 494

Seaman, W. II________________________ 495

Segura, David.. . __ ______ 804

Sellards, E. H ... 250

Shakhov, G. A ..... ... . 805

Sharwood, W, J._.. ..--- -____._... 496 

Shcherbakov, "D. L...-..-.--.. .. .. . 806 

Shelton, S. M__ ... 140,156 . 

Shrakin, D. B ... ... 902 

Short, M. N. 97

Silliman, Benjamin, Jr..._ __.._... 497 

Singewald, J. T............................ 295,498

Sintisyn, N. M ...______....._.__ 808

Sjogren, Hjalmar. ... ._. 809

Slobodska, Ya Ya . .. 805

Smirnov, V. I..._.........____.. _ _ 810

Smith, G. O...- - 98

Smith, H. G...... . 499

Smith, M. C_..... 147

Smith, P. S__._ - 99,100,101,102

Smith, W. D ...- -...... ............... 251

Smith, Winnie. 500

Sociedad Nacional de Minerla (Chile)..____._ 811

Sohlberg, R. GL . 501

Sosedko, A. F. 807

Spain, Ministario de Fomento........____. 812

Spalding, E. P.............. 502

Spencer, L. J ._ 903

Spirek, Vincent-.-.._.... .._______._ 813

Spurr, J. E_....-.__.________________.. 103,104,503

Stafford, O. F. 252

Staples, L. W................... 117,504,505

Stearn, N. H. 506,507,508

Stefani, Carlo de_. 814

Steinmetz, Hermann-.....---..--.--..---.--- 815

Stephenson, E. L__ _____.._ --. 105

Sterner-Rainer, Roland -------------- 816

Stevenson, J. S_._._._________________.. 817

Stone, R. W 96

Stowell, E. G- 509

Struthers, Joseph 510,904

Sugiyama, Rjuji......_.-.-.---.-. ...___ 818

Suloyev, A. I...__..._.___________ _ ___ 819

Svetolik, Stevaiiovitch .___-_______.---- 820

Swartley, A. M............................... 240

Swinney, C. M.......................... 177,210,253

Symington, R. B_.--_- __- _____ - -- 511

Takahashi, Jim-ichi... . 821

Takaybatakti, Akira ------------------ 822

Tamayo, AugustO-----.--. ----------------- 823

Taylor, H. P _ . 254

Technische matter.. ___-____---______--_.-- 824

Terengren, F, R .. __-___-_-__--__--_---- 825

Termier, Pierre.. .. .-.--_________-__-_- 826

Thompson, (1. A., Jr.---..-.-- .-- 106,127,128 

ThornMll, E. B..-... -.. - 512,827 

Thurber, J. li_ - - - 551 

Timofeyev, A. A . _-_ - 762

Tokody, LadislaiiS--- -_---- 828
62 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index no.

Torres, V. D.. ___.._ _..__ .,. §29 

Toso, P...-------..----..--..-.-.-...-..... 830

Traver, W. M., Jr._.......................... 141

Treganza, A. E.. ......... .............. 222

Trengrove, R. R...-...-...--..-......__... 157

Troegel, Hans..- .... .... ........... 831,832

Trythall, Frank. .......................... 833

Tucker, W. B_............................... 255

Turner, H. W................................ 60,

61,107,108, 513,514,515 

Tweto, Ogden................................ 10W

U 

Udden, J. A................ 256,257,258,259,516,517

TJmegaki, Yoshiharu........ .............. 834

Umlaff, A. P.. ............................ 835

Umschau____________________.. 836

U.S. Bureau of Mines. .. .... -.... 159

Mining Division_ ...................... 160

Staff. .. 158

U. S. Geological Survey. ........ 110, 111, 112,113

Staff..- . - .. 158

U. S. Tariff Commission... _______..__ 905

Vanderburg, W. O..................... 161,162,163

VanderVeen, R. W......................... 518

Vanni, Manfledo.. . .--... 837 

Varley, E: R......-....:.. ,...-........ 838

Vaupell, 0. N...... .._................ '5&

Veatch.J. A................................ 520,521

Veen, A. L. W. E. van der............. . 839

Vfflarello, J. D......................... 840,841,842

Vivian, William.............................. 843

Von Bernewitz, M. W_______.____ 164

W 

Wagoner, Luther......._..... ....522,523

Waring, C. A........... . .......... 185,203,255

Warner, Thor.........--.-.-....-....-.. 260,524

Warren, H. V...-... .... .- 526

Waters, A. C............ 21,114,115,116,117,118,526

Watts, W. L............... 261,262,263,264,265,266

Webber, B. S............... .....:....... 165

Index no, 

Wehrly, C. S....... ........... 527,523,.52,9

Weigcl, W. M................................ 530

Wells, F. G........ ...... .... 48,85,118,267,268,897

Wells, R. R.. . _ 166 

Wells, W. V.. .... -.......-...- 906

Wendeborn, B. A..........--.--.-.......-... 844

Wheeler, D. P., Jr.....__:._............. 4»

Whitaker, A. P............................... 907

White, D. E.................................. 290

Whitney, J. D.......................... 269,270,908

Whittle, Thomas.....-.-.-..--._._..-._ 845

Whittpp,. W. W ...... .. ...... 271

Wichers, Edward........-.-....... ....... 531

Wiebelt, F. J .. ._.. 167 

Wilkinson, W. D... ................... 272,273

Williams, Albert, Jr........... 119,120,121,12*

Williams, Howel. ... ... 123 

Willis, C. F _ .. . 274,27* 

Williston, S. H................ ............ 532

Wilson, E. D................................. 276-

Wilson, H. D. B...... . . . 21&

Wilson, J. S.................................. 846

Wilson, N. W.............. ............... 847

Winchell, A. N.......... ................ 277

Wittich, Ernesto -... 848,849,850,851,852 

Wolcott, H. N................................ 53*

Wright, C. W. ........................ 534

Wong, WenHao........ -- 853

Woodring, W. P...... . 854

Wray, D. A....... ... 853

Yale, C. Q................................... 124

Yarmolovich, N. V.... 634

Yates, R. G. ... 31,

32, 92, 109, 125, 126, 127, 128, 278, 279 

York, Bernard....... . - 280

Young, G. J......_......................... 536-

Z 

Zachariasen, William............ 85fr

Zakharov;'Yevgeniy,.. . ...... - 86T

Zimanyi, Kari "&» 

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