Bibliography of U. S. 

Geological Survey 

Trace Elements and 

Related Reports to 

June 1, 1954

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 1019-B

Bibliography of U. S. 

Geological Survey 

Trace Elements and 

Related Reports to 

June 1, 1954

By JANE H. WALLACE and HARRIET B. SMITH

A CONTRIBUTION TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 1019-B

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CONTENTS

Page

Introduction__________________________________ 63

Reports and maps released in open file__________ _ 63

Reports. ________________________________________ ____ 64

Maps._____________________________________. 68

Trace Elements reports issued by Technical Information Service._______ 77

Investigations reports_______________________________________ _ 79

Memorandum reports___________________________________ _____ 83

Abstracts of Trace Elements reports published in Nuclear Science

Abstracts_______________________________________________________ 85

Investigations Reports.______________________________________ 85

Memorandum Reports____________________________________ ___ 90

Circulars._________________________________________________ _____ 92

Bulletins. _______________________________________ 96

Professional Papers._______________________________________________ 99

TJ. S. Geological Survey oil and gas maps and minerals investigations

preliminary maps and reports____________________________________ 100

Geologic quadrangle maps__________________________________________ 101

Publications in scientific journals____________________________________ 102

Special publication____________________________________________ 109

Index of states, areas, and subjects._________________________________ 111

Author index_________________________________________________ 141

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A CONTRIBUTION TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL

RESOURCES

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE 

ELEMENTS *AND RELATED REPORTS, TO JUNE 1, 1954

By JANE H. WALLACE AND HARRIET B. SMITH

INTBODTJCTION

Many U. S. Geological Survey Trace Elements reports * and related 

articles have been made available to the public by open-file release,, 

by reproduction and distribution by the Technical Information Service 

(referred to as TIS) of the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission, or bjr 

publication by the Geological Survey or a scientific journal.

The present list has been compiled as a reference guide to Geological 

Survey reports on radioactive raw materials that have been made 

available to the public, to June 1, 1954. These reports are listed by 

type of publication or release, and are given index numbers. Reports 

listed under more than one type of publication or release have crossreference index numbers in parentheses after each listing. The 

subject and author indexes at the end of the bibliography refer to 

the reports by index number.

REPORTS AND MAPS RELEASED IN OPEN FILE

The reports released in open file are listed alphabetically by author 

and, if an author has written more than one report, alphabetically by 

title. The reports may be consulted at the Geological Survey Library, 

Room 1033, General Services Administration Building, Washington, 

D. C., and at various places, whose addresses are indicated after the

' Reports prepared by the Geologic Division of the Geological Surrey on behalf of the Division of Raw 

Materials and the Division of Research of the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission. (TEI=Trace Elements 

Investigations Report; TEM=Trace Elements Memorandum Report; reports with no TE designation 

are not numbered in the Trace Elements reports series.

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64 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

date of open file deposit, either by symbol or complete address. 

Symbols are used for the following places:

B Office of the Director, Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology, Butte,

Mont. 

BA Atomic Energy Commission, Butte Suboffice, Butte, Mont.

D Geological Survey office, Room 468 New Customhouse, Denver, Colo. 

DA Atomic Energy Commission, Denver Exploration Branch, Denver Federal

Center, Denver, Colo.

GJ Geological Survey office, Grand Junction, Colo. 

GJA Atomic Energy Commission, Grand Junction Operations Office, Grand

Junction, Colo.

H Atomic Energy Commission, Hot Springs Suboffice, Hot Springs, S. Dak. 

IM Idaho Bureau of Mines and Geology, Moscow, Idaho 

II Atomic Energy Commission, Richfield Suboffice, Richfield, Utah 

SF Geological Survey office, Room 724, Appraisers Building, San Francisco,

Calif. 

SL Geological Survey office, Room 504, Federal Building, Salt Lake City,

Utah 

SLA Atomic Energy Commission, Salt Lake Exploration Branch, Salt Lake

City, Utah

T Arizona Bureau of Mines, University of Arizona, Tucson, Ariz. 

U University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah 

W Geological Survey office, S. 157 Howard St., Spokane, Wash.

REPORTS

Index 

No.

1 Cathcart, J. B., Blade, L. V., Davidson, D. F., and Ketner, K. B., The 

geology of the Florida land-pebble phosphate deposits: TEI-265, 

Mar. 30, 1953. D, SL, Geol. Survey, Plant City, Fla. (396, 626)

2 Cheney, T. M., Peterson, J. A., Sheldon, R. P., Smart, R. A., Waring, 

R. G., and Warner, M. A., Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria 

formation measured and sampled in 1951: Oct. 8, 1952. B, IM, 

SL, W; Wyo. Geol. Survey, Laramie, Wyo.

3 Cheney, T. M., Sheldon, R. P., Cressman, E. R., Smart, R. A., and 

Carswell, L. D., Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation 

measured and sampled in 1952: June 1, 1953. B, IM, SL, U, W, 

Geol. Survey, Montpelier, Idaho; Wyo. Geol. Survey, Laramie, Wyo.

4 Conant, L. C., Origin of the Chattanooga shale: TEI-237, Oct. 7, 1952. 

W. B. Jones, Ala. Geol. Survey, University, Ala.; A. C. McFarlan, 

Ky. Geol. Survey, Lexington, Ky.; W. D. Hardman, Div. Geol., 

State Office Bldg., Nashville, Tenn. (387, 631)

5 Cressman, E. R., Geology of the Dry Valley quadrangle, Idaho: TEI-258 

Aug. 25, 1952. IM, SL, W. (393)

6 Cuttitta, Frank, A photometric method for the estimation of the oil yield. 

of oil shale: TEI-152, Oct. 19, 1951. D, SL, T. (279, 376, 570)

7 Finch, W. I., Geology of the Shinarump No. 1 uranium mine, Seven Mile 

Canyon area, Grand County, Utah: TEI-287, Jan. 11, 1954. GJ, SL.

8 Fischer, R. P., The Uravan mineral belt: TEI-109, July 7, 1951. GJ, 

SL. (561)

9 Fletcher, M. H. and May, Irving, An improved fluorimeter for the determination of uranium in fluoride melts: TEI-120, Oct. 12, 195C. 

(269, 366, 572)
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 65

Index

No.

10 Fletcher, M. H., May, Irving, and Anderson, J. W., The design of the 

Model V transmission fluorimeter: TEI-133, Oct. 19, 1951. D, SL, 

T. (272, 370, 572)

11 Fletcher, M. H., May, Irving, and Slavin, Morris, A transmission fluorimeter for use in the fluorimetric method of analysis for uranium: 

TEI-104, Oct. 12, 1950. (572)

12 Fletcher, M. H., and Warner, E. R., A fluorimeter for solutions: TEM252, Oct. 19, 1951. D, SL, T. (347, 450, 542)

13 Grimaldi, F. S., Quercetin as a colorimetric reagent for zirconium: Oct. 19, 

1953.

14 Grimaldi, F. S. and Levine, Harry, The rapid fluorimetric determination 

of uranium in low-grade ores, a preliminary report: TEI-47, Oct. 12, 

1950. (260, 572)

15 Gude, A. J., 3rd., and McKeown, F. A., Results of exploration at the 

Old Leyden coal mine, Jefferson County, Colo.: TEM-292, Mar. 30, 

1953. D, GJ.

16 Hinrichs, E, N., The pegmatites of the Errington-Thiel mine, Elko 

County, Nevada: TEI-71, Dec. 28, 1949. Office of Director, Nev. 

Bur. Mines, Reno, Nev.; Cornell Univ. Library, Ithaca, N. Y.

17 Honkala, F. S., Preliminary report on geology of the phosphate deposits 

in the Centennial Range, Montana-Idaho: TEI-323, June 22, 1953. 

B, IM, SL, U, W; Geol. Survey, Montpelier, Idaho; Wyo. Geol. 

Survey, Laramie, Wyo. (419, 668)

18 Jaffe, E. B. and Sherwood, A. M., Physical and chemical comparison of 

modern and fossil tooth and bone material: TEM-149, Oct. 19, 1951. 

D, SL, T. (340, 447)

19 Kaiser, E. P., King, R. U., Wilmarth, V. R., Stugard, Frederick, Jr., 

Wyant, D. G., Gott, G. B., and others, Selected papers on uranium 

deposits in the United States: TEI-168, June 10, 1952. D, SL. 

(506, 660, 671, 672, 733, 750, 751)

20 Kennedy, G. C., Preliminary report on the geology of a portion of the 

SE }i Lyon quadrangle, Montana-Idaho: June 14, 1949. B, IM, W.

21 Klepper, M. R., Forty-Niner, King Solomon Ridge, and West End claims 

near Clancy, Jefferson County, Mont.: TEM-31, Oct. 19, 1951. 

D, SL, T. (332, 441)

22 Lowell, W. R., Geology of the Small Horn Canyon, Daly's Spur, Cedar 

Creek and Dell areas, southwestern Montana: Dec. 8, 1949. B, W.

23 Luedke, R. G., Stratigraphy and structure of the Miners Mountain area, 

Wayne County, Utah: Aug. 17, 1953. SL.

24 McKelvey, V. E., Preliminary report on the stratigraphy of the phosphatic shale member of the Phosphoria formation in western Wyoming, southeastern Idaho and northeastern Montana: Feb. 1947.

25 McKelvey, V. E., Cathcart, J. B., Altschuler, Z. S., Swanson, R. W., 

and Lutz, Katharine, Domestic phosphate deposits: TEI-271, Mar. 

30, 1953. D, SL, W; Geol. Survey, Plant City, Fla. (401, 686)

26 McKelvey, V. E., Davidson, D. F., O'Malley, F. W., Smith, L. E., 

Armstrong, F. C., and Sheldon, R. P., Stratigraphic sections of the 

Phosphoria formation in Idaho, 1947-48, Part I: TEI-183, Aug. 15, 

1951. B, IM, SL, U, W; Geol. Survey, Montpelier, Idaho; Wyo. 

Geol. Survey, Laramie, Wyo. (496)
66 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index 

No.

27 McKelvey, V. E., Hoppin, R. A., Armstrong, F. C., Gulbrandsen, R. A., 

Smith, L. E., and Campbell, R. M., Stratigraphic sections of the 

Phosphoria formation in Idaho, 1947-48, Part II: TEI-187, Oct. 4, 

1951. B, IM, SL, U, W; Geol. Survey, Montpelier, Idaho; Wyo. 

Geol. Survey, Laramie, Wyo. (534)

28 McKelvey, V. E., Smith, L. E., Hoppin, R. A., and Armstrong, F. C., 

Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation in Wyoming, 

1947-48: TEI-184, Aug. 15, 1951. B, IM, SL, U, W; Geol. Survey, 

Montpelier, Idaho; Wyo. Geol. Survey, Laramie, Wyo. (498)

29 McKelvey, V. E., Smith, L. E., Kinney, D. M., Huddle, J. W., 

Hosford, G. F., Sears, R. S., Sprouse, D. P., and Stewart, M. D., 

Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation in Utah, 1947-48: 

TEI-185, Aug. 15,1951. B, IM, SL, U, W; Geol. Survey, Montpelier, 

Idaho; Wyo. Geol. Survey, Laramie, Wyo. (499)

30 McKelvey, V. E., Swanson, R. W., and Sheldon, R. P., The Permian 

phosphorite deposits of western United States: TEI-263, Mar. 30, 

1953. D, SL, W. (395, 689)

31 Mackin, J. H. and Schmidt, D. L., Reconnaissance geology of placer 

deposits containing radioactive minerals in the Bear Valley district, 

Valley County, Idaho (Part I): TEM-602, June 22, 1953. IM, SL, 

W. (690)

32 Meyers, W. B., Geology and mineral deposits of the northwest quarter 

Willis quadrangle and adjacent Brown's Lake area, Beaverhead 

County, Mont.: TEI-259, July 28, 1952. B, IM, W.

33 Olson, J. C., Geologic setting of the Mountain Pass rare earth deposits, 

San Bernardino County, Calif.: Oct. 27, 1952. SF; Calif. Div. Mines 

and Geology, Ferry Bldg., San Francisco, Calif.

34 Preliminary report on the Dawley Canyon beryl deposits, Ruby 

Mountains, Elko County, Nev.: Oct. 14, 1949. Nev. Bur. Mines, 

Reno, Nev.

35 Preliminary report to accompany geologic map of the Mountain 

Pass District, San Bernardino County, Calif.: Mar. 14, 1952. D, SL.

36 O'Malley, F. W., Davidson, D. F., Hoppin, R. A., and Sheldon, R. P., 

Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation in Idaho, 1947-48, 

Part III: TEI-188, Apr. 25, 1952. B, IM, SL, W; Wyo. Geol. 

Survey, Laramie, Wyo. (520)

37 Page, L. R., Interim report of geologic investigation, Lost Creek 

schroeckingerite deposits, Sweetwater County, Wyo.: TEM-183, 

Oct. 19, 1951. D, SL, T. (343, 448)

38 Phair, George and Onoda, Kiyoko, Hydrothermal uranothorite in fluorite 

breccias from the Blue Jay mine, Jamestown, Boulder County, Colo.: 

TEI-144, Oct. 19, 1951. D, SL, T. (276, 373, 707)

39 Rabbitt, J. C., Summary of the research work of the Trace Elements 

Section, Geochemistry and Petrology Branch, for the period April 1, 

1948-December 31, 1950: TEI-148A, Oct. 19, 1951. D, SL, T. 

(277, 374)

40 Summary of the research work of the Trace Elements Section, 

Geochemistry and Petrology Branch, for the period January 1- 

March 31, 1951: TEI-151, Oct. 19, 1951. D, SL, T. (278, 375)

41 Roberts, W. A. and Gude, A. J., 3rd., Uranium-bearing deposits west of 

Clancy, Jefferson County, Mont.: TEM-229, Mar. 14, 1952. B, W; 

Helena Public Library, Helena, Mont. (566)
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 67

Index 

No.

42 Sheldon, R. P., Cressman, E. R., Smart, R. A., Waring, R. G., Thompson, 

M. E., Weiser, J. D., Jones, R. S., and Peirce, H. W., Stratigraphic 

sections of the Phosphoria formation measured and sampled in 1949: 

Dec. 27, 1951. B, IM, SL, U, W; Geol. Survey, Montpelier, Idaho; 

Wyo. Geol. Survey, Laramie, Wyo.

43 Silverman, S. R., Fuyat, R. K., and Weiser, J. D., The quantitative 

determination of calcite associated with carbonate-bearing apatites: 

TEI-118, Oct. 19, 1951. D, SL, T. (268, 365, 715)

44 Staatz, M. H. and Trites, A. F., Jr., Geology of Quartz Creek pegmatite 

district, Gunnison County, Colo.: TEI-138, July 15, 1952. D, SL; 

Columbia Univ. Library, New York, N. Y. (581)

45 Staff, Colorado Front Range area, progress report: TEM-97, Oct. 19, 

1951. D, SL, T. (334, 443)

46 Wamsutter (Red Desert) area, Wyoming, progress report: 

TEM-96, Oct. 19, 1951. D, SL, T. (333, 442)

47 Stern, T. W., A catalog of study material of radioactive minerals: 

TEI-129, Oct. 19, 1951. D, SL, T. (270, 367)

48 Stieff, L. R. and Stern, T. W., The preparation of nuclear-track plates and 

stripping films for the study of radioactive minerals: TEI-127, 

Feb. 26, 1951. (727)

49 Stugard, Frederick, Jr., Physical exploration for uranium during 1951 in 

the Silver Reef district, Washington County, Utah: TEI-254, 

Jan. 11, 1954. D, SL.

50 Uranium resources in the Silver Reef (Harrisonburg) district, 

Washington County, Utah: TEM-214, Oct. 8, 1951. D, SL, U.

51 Swanson, R. W., Geology of a part of the Virginia City and Eldridge 

quadrangles, Mont.: Mar. 8, 1951. B, W; Geol. Library, Princeton 

University, Princeton, N. J.; Geol. Library, Univ. Minn., Minneapolis, Minn.

52 Swanson, R. W., Klepper, M. R., Lowell, W. R., Honkala, F. S., Cressman, 

E. R., Bostwick, D. A., Payne, O. A., and Ruppel, E. T., Stratigraphic 

sections of the Phosphoria formation in Montana, 1947-48: TEI-186, 

Aug. 15, 1951. B, IM, SL, U, W; Geol. Survey, Montpelier, Idaho; 

Wyo. Geol. Survey, Laramie, Wyo. (497, 519)

53 Swanson, R. W., McKelvey, V. E., and Sheldon, R. P., Progress report 

on investigations of western phosphate deposits: TEI-246, June 21, 

1953. D, IM, SL, W; Geol. Survey, Montpelier, Idaho. (532)

54 Swanson, R. W., Waring, R. G., Peirce, H. W., Warner, M. A., and Smart, 

R. A., Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation measured 

and sampled in 1950: Dec. 27,1951. B, IM, SL, U, W; Geol. Survey, 

Montpelier, Idaho; Wyo. Geol. Survey, Laramie, Wyo.

55 Thurston, W. R., Exploration of the Big Boulder prospect, Larimer 

County, Colo.: TEM-106, Mar. 8, 1951. D; Office of State Commissioner of Mines, State Museum Bldg., Denver, Colo.

56 Exploration of the Buckhorn mica mine, Larimer County, Colo.: 

TEM-104, July 12, 1950. D; State Mine Inspector, 220 State 

Bldg., Denver, Colo.

57 Exploration of the Hyatt pegmatite, Larimer County, Colo.: 

TEM-105, Mar. 8, 1951. D; Office of State Commissioner of Mines, 

State Museum Bldg., Denver, Colo.

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Index 

No.

58 Thurston, W. R., Pegmatites of the Crystal Mountain district, Larimer 

County, Colo.: TEI-139, July 15, 1952. D, SL; Columbia Univ. 

Library, New York, N. Y. (577)

59 Wedow, Helmuth, Jr., White, M. G., and Moxham, R. M., Interim report 

on an appraisal of the uranium possibilities of Alaska: TEM-235, 

July 16, 1952. Geol. Survey offices in Juneau, Anchorage, Palmer, 

Fairbanks, and College, Alaska; Territorial Dept. Mines offices in 

Juneau, Ketchikan, Anchorage, College, and Nome, Alaska; Bur. 

Mines, Anchorage, Alaska.

60 Weeks, A. D., Red and gray clay underlying ore-bearing sandstone of 

the Morrison formation in western Colorado: TEM-251, Oct. 19, 

1951. D, SL, T. (346, 449)

61 West, W. S., Reconnaissance for a uranothorianite-bearing lode in the 

vicinity of the headwaters of the Peace River, Candle quadrangle, 

Seward Peninsula, Alaska: TEM-355, Oct. 27, 1952. SF; Geol. 

Survey Offices in Juneau, Anchorage, Fairbanks, and College, Alaska; 

Territorial Dept. Mines offices in Juneau, College, Ketchikan, and 

Nome, Alaska. (516)

62 West, W. S. and White, M. G., The occurrence of zeunerite at Brooks 

Mountain, Seward Peninsula, Alaska: TEI-221, Aug. 25, 1952. 

SF; Geol. Survey offices in Juneau, Anchorage, Fairbanks, and College, Alaska; Territorial Dept. Mines offices in Juneau, College, and' 

Nome, Alaska. (502)

63 Wilmarth, V. R. and Vickers, R. C., The Robinson and Weatherly uraniferous pyrobitumen deposits near Placerville, San Miguel County, 

Utah: TEI-176, Sept. 16, 1953. D, GJ.

64 Wyant, D. G. and Stugard, Frederick, Jr., Indian Creek uranium prospects, Beaver County, Utah: TEM-212, Nov. 30, 1951. D, SL.

MAPS

65 Bates, C. E., Photogeologic map, Carlisle-3 quadrangle, San Juani 

County, Utah: TEM-592, July 23, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

gg Photogeologic map, Carlisle-6 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-587, Oct. 19, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

67 Photogeologic map, Moab-10 quadrangle, Grand County, Utah: 

TEM-616, Sept. 16, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

68 Photogeologic map, Moab-11 quadrangle, Grand County, Utah: 

TEM-652, Dec. 21, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

69 Photogeologic map, Stinking Spring Creek-13 quadrangle, EmeryCounty, Utah: TEM-397, Oct. 8, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

70 Photogeologic map, Stinking Spring Creek-14 quadrangle, EmeryCounty, Utah: TEM-394, Oct. 8, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

71 Bates, C. E. and Eckstein, W. H., Photogeologic map, Clay Hills-16 

quadrangle, Navajo Indian Reservation, San Juan County, Utah: 

TEM-449, Jan. 9, 1953. D, SL.

72 Bates, C. E. and Hosley, V. M., Photogeologic map, Tidwell-9 quadrangle, Emery and Grand Counties, Utah: TEM-660, Nov. 25, 

1953. D, GJ, SL.

73 Becraft, G. E., Meschter, D. Y., and Gross, E. B., Geologic map of the 

Comet area, Jefferson City quadrangle, Jefferson County, Mont.: 

TEI-282, Oct. 8, 1952. B, SL, W. (524)
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No.

74 Bennett, H. S., Photogeologic map, Navajo Mountain-5 quadrangle, 

Kane and San Juan Counties, Utah: TEM-734, Mar. 12, 1954. 

D, SL.

75 Photogeologic map, Navajo Mountain-12 quadrangle, Kane and 

San Juan Counties, Utah: TEM-736, Apr. 26, 1954. D, GJ, SL.

76 Cass, J. T., Photogeologic map, Desert Lake-9 quadrangle, Emery 

County, Utah: TEM-737, Apr. 26, 1954. D, GJ, SL.

77 Cathcart, J. B. and Ward, E. L. M., Ownership maps of parts of Hillsborough and Polk Counties, land-pebble phosphate district, Florida: 

TEM-672, Dec. 21, 1953: Geol. Survey, Plant City, Fla.; Fla. 

Geol. Survey, Tallahassee, Fla.

78 Condon, W. H., Photogeologic map, Emery-8 quadrangle, Emery County, 

Utah: TEM-593, Aug. 17, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

79 Photogeologic map, Emery-9 quadrangle, Emery County, Utah: 

TEM-588, Oct. 19, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

80 Photogeologic map, Emery-16 quadrangle, Emery County, Utah:

TEM-546, July 23, 1953. D, GJ, SL. 

gj Photogeologic map, Orange Cliffs-4 quadrangle, Wayne County,

Utah: TEM-664, Nov. 25, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

82 Photogeologic map, Orange Cliffs-9 quadrangle, Garfield and 

Wayne Counties, Utah: TEM-732, Apr. 26, 1954. D, GJ, SL.

83 Photogeologic map, Orange Cliffs-10 quadrangle, Wayne and^ 

Garfield Counties, Utah: TEM-618, Sept. 16, 1953. D, GJ, SL,

84 Eckstein, W. H., Photogeologic map, Agathla Peak-2 quadrangle,- 

Navajo Indian Reservation, Navajo County, Ariz.: TEM-411, 

Jan. 9, 1953. D, GJ, T.

85 Photogeologic map, Agathla Peak-6 quadrangle, Navajo Indian 

Reservation, Navajo County, Ariz.: TEM-541, June 22, 1953. 

D, GJ, SL, T.

86 Photogeologic map, Clay Hills-15 quadrangle, Navajo Indian 

Reservation, San Juan County, Utah: TEM-414, Oct. 27, 1952. 

D, GJ, SL.

87 Photogeologic map, Moab-13 quadrangle, Grand and Emery 

Counties, Utah: TEM-731, Apr. 26, 1954. D, GJ, SL.

88 Fischer, R. P., MacKallor, Jules, and Brown, C. N., Base maps of a part 

of the Thompsons district, Grand County, Utah: TEM-205, May 

26, 1952. D, GJ, SL, U; Library, Denver Federal Center, Denver, 

Colo.

89 Fischer, W. A., Photogeologic map, Clay Hills-12 quadrangle, Piute 

Indian Reservation, San Juan County, Utah: TEM-413, Oct. 27, 

1952. D, GJ, SL.

90 Photogeologic map, Clay Hills-13 quadrangle, Navajo Indian 

Reservation, San Juan County, Utah: TEM-409, Oct. 8, 1952. 

D, GJ, SL.

91 Photogeologic map, Clay Hills-14 quadrangle, Navajo Indian 

Reservation, San Juan County, Utah: TEM-442, Jan. 9, 1953. 

D, SL.

92 Photogeologic map, Stinking Spring Creek-12 quadrangle, Emery 

County, Utah: TEM-384, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

93 Fischer, W. A. and Condon, W. H., Photogeologic map, Navajo Mountain-9 quadrangle, Navajo Indian Reservation, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-469, Feb. 5, 1953. D, GJ, SL.
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Index 

No.

94 Fischer, W. A. and Condon, W. H., Photogeologie map, Navajo Mountain-16 quadrangle, San Juan County, Utah: TEM-470, Feb. 5, 

1953. D, GJ, SL.

95 _ Photogeologie map, Shanto Spring-1 quadrangle, Navajo Indian 

Reservation, Navajo County, Ariz.: TEM-499, Feb. 5, 1953. 

D, GJ, SL, T.

96 Gillerman, Elliot, Swinney, C. M., Whitebread, D. H., Crowley, R. J., 

and Kleinhampl, F. J., Geologic map of the central part of the White 

Signal District, Grant County, N. Mex.: Apr. 26, 1954. D; Bur. 

Mines, Mineral Resources, N. Mex. Inst. Min., Technology, 

Socorro, N. Mex.

97 Gulbrandsen, R. A., McLaughlin, K. P., Honkala, F. S., Clabaugh, S. E., 

and Krauskopf, K. B., Geologic map and structure sections of the 

Johnson Creek quadrangle, Caribou County, Idaho: TEI-260, Aug. 

25, 1952. IM, SL, W.

98 Hackman, R. J., Photogeologie map, Agathla Peak-4 quadrangle, Navajo 

Indian Reservation, Navajo County, Ariz.: TEM-412, Oct. 8, 1952. 

D, GJ, T.

99 Photogeologie map, Aneth-1 quadrangle, Utah-Colorado: TEM452, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

100 Photogeologie map, Aneth-2 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-364, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

101 Photogeologie map, Aneth-3 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-365, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

102 Photogeologie map, Aneth-4 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-366, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

103 Photogeologie map, Aneth-5 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-393, Oct. 8, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

104 Photogeologie map, Aneth-6 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-400, Oct. 8, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

105 Photogeologie map, Aneth-7 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-367, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

106 Photogeologie map, Aneth-8 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-368, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

107 Photogeologie map, Bluff-1 quadrangle, San Juan County, Utah: 

TEM-369, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

108 Photogeologie map, Bluff-8 quadrangle, San Juan County, Utah: 

TEM-370, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

109 Photogeologie map, Carlisle-15 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-668, Feb. 15, 1954. D, GJ, SL.

110 Photogeologie map, Circle Cliffs-2 quadrangle, Garfield County, 

Utah: TEM-548, Dec. 21, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

111 Phototeologie map, Circle Cliffs-6 quadrangle, Garfield County, 

Utah: TEM-585, July 23, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

112 Photogeologie map, Circle Cliffs-7 quadrangle, Garfield County, 

Utah: TEM-590, Aug. 17, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

113 Photogeologie map, Circle Cliffs-10 quadrangle, Garfield County, 

Utah: TEM-531, May 11, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

114 Photogeologie map, Circle Cliffs-11 quadrangle, Garfield County, 

Utah: TEM-636, Oct. 19, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

115 Photogeologie map, Circle Cliffs-14 quadrangle, Garfield and

Kane Counties, Utah: TEM-637, Oct. 19, 1953. D, GJ, SL.
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No.

116 Hackman, R. J., Photogeologic map, Circle Cliffs-15 quadrangle, Garfield 

and Kane Counties, Utah: TEM-641, Oct. 19, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

H7 Photogeologic map, Circle Cliffs-16 quadrangle, Garfield and 

Kane Counties, Utah: TEM-614, Sept. 16, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

118 Photogeologic map, Elk Ridge-1 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-410, Oct. 27, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

119 Photogeologic map, Elk Ridge-8 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah; TEM-407, Oct. 27, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

120 Photogeologic map, Elk Ridge-9 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-453, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

121 Photogeologic map, Elk Ridge-12 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-396, Oct. 8, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

122 Photogeologic map, Elk Ridge-13 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-376, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

123 Photogeologic map, Elk Ridge-16 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-377, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

124 Photogeologic map, Mt. Peale-1 quadrangle, Grand and San Juan 

Counties, Utah, Montrose County, Colo.: TEM-467, Feb. 5, 1953. 

D, GJ, SL.

125 Photogeologic map, Mt. Peale-4 quadrangle, Grand and San Juan 

Counties, Utah: TEM-527, July 23, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

126 Photogeologic map, Mt. Peale-7 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-466, Feb. 5, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

127 Photogeologic map, Mt. Peale-8 quadrangle, Utah-Colorado: 

TEM-465, Jan. 9, 1953. D, SL.

128 Photogeologic map, Mt. Peale-9 quadrangle, Utah-Colorado: 

TEM-450, Jan. 9, 1953. D, SL.

129 Photogeologic map, Mt. Peale-10 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-451, May 11, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

130 Photogeologie map, Mt. Peale-15 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-447, Feb. 5, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

131 Photogeologic map, Mt. Peale-16 quadrangle, Utah-Colorado: 

TEM-448, Jan. 9, 1953. D, SL.

132 Photogeologic map, Mt. Pennell-5 quadrangle, Garfield County, 

Utah: TEM-596, Aug. 17, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

133 Photogeologic map, Mt. Pennell-14 quadrangle, Garfield and 

Kane Counties, Utah: TEM-613, Oct. 19, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

134 Photogeologic map, Navajo Mountain-3 quadrangle, Kane and 

San Juan Counties, Utah: TEM-621, Oct. 19, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

135 Photogeologic map, Navajo Mountain-13 quadrangle, Navajo 

Indian Reservation, San Juan and Kane Counties, Utah: TEM-526,- 

May 11, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

136 Photogeologic map, Verdure-1 quadrangle, Colorado-Utah: 

TEM-399, Oct. 27, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

137 Photogeologic map, Verdure-2 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-406, Oct. 27, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

138 Photogeologic map, Verdure-3 quadrangle, San Juan County. 

Utah: TEM-433, Oct. 8, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

139 Photogeologic map, Verdure-4 quadrangle, San Juan County s 

Utah: TEM-438, Oct. 27, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

140 Photogeologic map, Verdure-5 quadrangle, San Juan County^ 

Utah: TEM-408, Oct. 8, 1952. D, GJ, SL.
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Index 

No.

141 Hackman, R. J., Photogeologic map, Verdure-6 quadrangle, San Juan 

County, Utah: TEM-405, Oct. 27, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

142 Photogeologic map, Verdure-7 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-395, Oct. 27, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

143 Photogeologic map, Verdure-8 quadrangle, Colorado-Utah:

TEM-403, Oct. 27, 1952. D, GJ, SL. 

^44 Photogeologic map, Verdure-9 quadrangle, Colorado-Utah:

TEM-385, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL. 

145 Photogeologic map, Verdure-10 quadrangle, San Juan County,

Utah: TEM-386, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL. 

^46 Photogeologic map, Verdure-11 quadrangle, San Juan County,

Utah: TEM-387, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

147 Photogeologic map, Verdure-12 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-388, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

148 Photogeologic map, Verdure-13 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-389, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

149 Photogeologic map, Verdure-14 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-390, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

150 Photogeologic map, Verdure-15 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-391, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

151 Photogeologic map, Verdure-16 quadrangle, Colorado-Utah: 

TEM-392, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

152 Hackman, R. J. and Tolbert, G. E., Photogeologic map, Mt. Peale-11 

quadrangle, San Juan County, Utah: TEM-380A, Feb. 5, 1953. 

D, GJ, SL.

153 Photogeologic map, Notom-15 quadrangle, Garfield County, 

Utah: TEM-640, Nov. 25, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

154 Hemphill, W. R., Photogeologic map, Orange Cliffs-6 quadrangle, Wayne 

County, Utah: TEM-599, Feb. 15, 1954. D, GJ, SL.

155 Photogeologic map, Orange Cliffs-7 quadrangle, Wayne County, 

Utah: TEM-612, Sept. 16, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

156 Photogeologic map, Orange Cliffs-8 quadrangle, Wayne and San 

Juan Counties, Utah: TEM-654, Nov. 25, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

157 Photogeologic map, Stinking Spring Creek-2 quadrangle, Emery 

County, Utah: TEM-589, July 23, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

158 Photogeologic map, Stinking Spring Creek-6 quadrangle, Emery 

County, Utah: TEM-530, June 22, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

159 Photogeologic map, Stinking Spring Creek-7 guadrangle, Emery 

County, Utah: TEM-550, June 22, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

160 Photogeologic map, Stinking Spring Creek-8 quadrangle, Emery 

County, Utah: TEM-657, Dec. 21, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

161 Photogeologio map, Stinking Spring Creek-9 quadrangle, Emery 

County, Utah: TEM-650, Nov. 25, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

162 Henderson, J. R. and Moxham, R. M., Airborne radioactivity survey of 

the Devil's Tower area,. Crook County, Wyo.: TEM-605, June 1, 

1953. D, GJ, SF; Geol. Survey offices at Custer, S. D., Casper, 

and Sheridan, Wyo., Science Hall, Univ. Wyo., Laramie, Wyo.; 

BA, DA, GJA, H, R, SLA. (474)

163 Hosley, V. M., Photogeologic map, Carlisle-4 quadrangle, Wayne and 

San Juan Counties, Utah: TEM-547, July 23, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

164 Photogeologic map , Carlisle-5 quadrangle, Wayne and San Juan 

Counties, Utah: TEM-544, July 23, 1953. D, GJ, SL.
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No.

165 Hosley, V. M., Photogeologie map, Carlisle-7 quadrangle, San Juan 

County Utah: TEM-733, Apr. 26, 1954. D, GJ, SL.

166 Photogeologie map, Moab-12 quadrangle, Grand County, Utah: 

TEM-639, Oct. 19, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

167 Photogeologie map, Moab-14 quadrangle, Grand County, Utah: 

TEM-584, July 23, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

168 Photogeologie map, Moab-15 quadrangle, Grand County, Utah: 

TEM-598, Aug. 17, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

169 Photogeologie map, Orange Cliffs-5 quadrangle, Wayne County, 

Utah: TEM-525, July 23, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

170 Photogeologie map, Straight Cliffs-1 quadrangle, Kane County, 

Utah: TEM-638, Oct. 19, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

171 Photogeologie map, Tidwell-15 quadrangle, Emery County, 

Utah: TEM-656, Nov. 25, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

172 Johnson, R. W. and Moxham, R. M., Airborne radioactivity survey of 

portions of the Defiance Uplift and Carrizo Mountains, Apache 

County, Ariz.: TEM-607, Aug. 25, 1953. D, GJ, SF, SL, T; Geol. 

Survey offices at Spencer Bldg., Room 5, Flagstaff, Ariz., Holbrook, 

Ariz., Hadley Hall, Univ. N. Mex., Albuquerque, N. Mex., Public 

inquiries office, Room 529 Post Office and Court House Bldg., Los 

Angeles, Calif., Bur. Mines office, Rapid City, S. D.; BA, DA, GJA, 

H, SLA, R.

173 Kent, B. H., Photogeologie map, Desert Lake-11 quadrangle, Emery 

County, Utah: TEM-658, Nov. 25, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

174 Photogeologie map, Desert Lake-14 quadrangle, Emery County, 

Utah: TEM-651, Nov. 25, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

175 Kent, B. H. and Condon, W. H., Photogeologie map, Orange Cliffs-15 

quadrangle, Garfield and San Juan Counties, Utah: TEM-653,. 

Apr. 26, 1954. D, GJ, SL.

176 Lowell, W. R., Geologic map and structure sections of the southwest 

quarter Willis quadrangle, Beaverhead County, Mont.: TEI-312, 

Mar. 30, 1953. B, IM, W; Dept. Geology, Ind. Univ., Bloomington, 

Indl,

177 Luedke, R. G. and Shoemaker, E. M., Tectonic map of the Colorado 

Plateau: TEM-301, July 23, 1953. D, GJ, SL, T; Bur. Mines Min. 

Res., N. Mex. School of Mines, Socorro, N. Mex.; Office of the Area 

Director, Bur. Indian Affairs, Window Rock, Ariz. (451)

178 Marshall, C. H., Photogeologie map, Desert Lake-16 quadrangle, Emery 

County, Utah: TEM-735, Apr. 26, 1954. D, GJ, SL.

179 Meusehke, J. L. and Moxham, R. M., Airborne radioactivity survey of 

the Aspen Mountain area, Sweetwater County, Wyo.: TEM-609, 

Aug. 10, 1953. D, GJ, SF, SL; Geol. Survey offices at Custer, 

S. Dak., Sheridan and Casper, Wyo., Univ. Wyo., Laramie, Wyo.; 

Bur. Mines, Rapid City, S. Dak.; BA, DA, GJA, H, R, SLA.

180 Airborne radioactivity of the Miller Hill area, Carbon Co-unty, 

Wyo.: TEM-606, Mar. 28, 1953. D, GJ, SF, SL; Geol. Survey 

offices at Custer, S. Dak., Casper and Sheridan, Wyo., Univ. Wyo,, 

Laramie, Wyo.; BA, DA, GJA, H, R, SLA.
74 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index 

No.

181 Meuschke, J. L. and Moxham, R. M., Airborne radioactivity survey of 

the Tabernacle Buttes area, Sublette and Fremont Counties, Wyo.: 

TEM-610, Aug. 10, 1953. D, GJ, SF, SL; Geol. Survey offices at 

Custer, S. Dak., Sheridan and Casper, Wyo., Univ. Wyo., Laramie, 

Wyo.; Bur Mines, Rapid City, S. Dak.; BA, DA, GJA, H, R, SLA.

182 Airborne radioactivity survey of the West Lone Tree area, Uinta 

County, Wyo.: TEM-611, Aug. 10, 1953. D, GJ, SF, SL; Geol. 

Survey offices at Custer, S. Dak., Sheridan and Casper, Wyo., Univ. 

Wyo., Laramie, Wyo.; Bur. Mines, Rapid City, S. Dak.; BA, DA, 

GJA, H, R, SLA.

183 Meuschke, J. L., Moxham, R. M., and Bortner, T. E., Airborne radioactivity survey of parts of the Atlantic Ocean Beach, North and 

South Carolina: TEM-673, Feb. 26,1954. D, GJ, SL, Geol. Survey 

offices at Plant City, Fla., and New Dining Hall, Fla. State Univ., 

Tallahassee, Fla.; Offices of State Geologist at Room 108 LeConte 

College, Univ. Campus, Columbia, S. C., N. C. Dept Conserv. and 

Devel., Education Bldg., Raleigh, N. C., State Museum, 101 Halifax 

St., Raleigh, N. C., Fla. Geol. Survey, Tallahassee, Fla.; Dept. 

Mines, Min., Geology, 425 State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.; Bur. Mines, 

Rapid City, S. Dak.; BA, DA, GJA, H, R, SLA.

184 Airborne radioactivity survey of the Gulf of Mexico Beach between Sanibel Island and Caladesi Island, Fla.: TEM-678, Feb. 26, 

1954. D, GJ, SL; Geol. Survey offices at Plant City, Fla. New Dining Hall, Fla. State Univ., Tallahassee, Fla.; Fla. Geol. Survey, 

Tallahassee, Fla.; Bur. Mines, Rapid City, S. Dak.; BA, DA, GJA, 

H, R, SLA.

185 Moxham, R. M., Airborne radioactivity surveys for phosphate in Florida: 

TEI-387, Apr. 2, 1954. D, GJ, SL; Geol. Survey offices at Menlo 

Park, Calif., Custer, S. Dak., Casper and Worland, Wyo., Plant 

City, Fla., Bldg. 211, Camp Roosevelt, Ocala, Fla., Dinner Key, S. 

Bayshore Drive, Miami, Fla., New Dining Hall, Fla. State Univ., 

Tallahassee, Fla.; Bur. Mines, Rapid City, S. Dak.; BA, DA, GJA, 

H, R, SLA; AEC buying stations at Shiprock, N. Mex., Monticello, 

Utah, Albuquerque Suboffice, Albuquerque, N. Mex., Douglas Suboffice, Douglas, Wyo., Phoenix Suboffice, Phoenix, Ariz., Ishpeming 

Suboffice, Ishpeming, Mich. (508)

186 Moxham, R. M. and Johnson, R. W., Airborne radioactivity survey of 

parts of the Atlantic Ocean Beach, Virginia to Florida: TEM-644, 

Sept. 18, 1953. D, GJ, SF, SL; Geol. Survey offices at Plant City, 

Fla., New Dining Hall, Fla. State Univ., Tallahassee, Fla.; Fla. 

Geol. Survey, Tallahassee, Fla.; Georgia Dept. Mines, Min., Geology, 

425 State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.; Bur. Mines, Rapid City, S. Dak.; 

BA, DA, GJA, H, R, SLA.

187 Orkild, P. P., Photogeologic map, Emery-1 quadrangle, Emery County, 

Utah: TEM-591, Aug. 17, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

188 Photogeologic map, Orange Cliffs-1 quadrangle, Wayne and San 

Juan Counties, Utah: TEM-665, Nov. 25, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

189 Photogeologic map, Orange Cliffs-2 quadrangle, Wayne County, 

Utah: TEM-600, Aug. 17, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

190 Photogeologic map, Orange Cliffs-3 quadrangle, Wayne County, 

Utah: TEM-594, July 23, 1953. D, GJ, SL.
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Index 

No.

191 Orkild, P. P., Photogeologie map, Stinking Spring Creek-3 quadrangle, 

Emery County, Utah: TEM-542, June 22, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

192 Photogeologie map, Stinking Spring Creek-4 quadrangle, Emery 

County, Utah: TEM-532, May 11, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

193 Photogeologie map, Stinking Spring Creek-5 quadrangle, Emery 

County, Utah: TEM-528, May 11, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

194 Photogeologie map, Stinking Spring Creek-15 quadrangle, Emery 

County, Utah: TEM-545, July 23, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

195 Photogeologie map, Tidwell-4 quadrangle, Emery County, Utah: 

TEM-655, Dec. 21, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

196 Photogeologie map, Tidwell-5 quadrangle, Emery County, Utah: 

TEM-642, Nov. 25, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

197 Photogeologie map, Tidwell-16 quadrangle, Emery and Grand 

.Counties, Utah: TEM-617, Dec. 21, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

198 Photogeologie map, Woodside-12 quadrangle, Emery County, 

Utah: TEM-730, Mar. 12, 1954. D, SL.

199 Photogeologie map, Woodside-13 quadrangle, Emery County, 

Utah: TEM-659, Nov. 25, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

200 Ray, R. G., Photogeologie map, Agathla Peak-1 quadrangle, Navajo 

Indian Reservation, Navajo County, Ariz.: TEM-441, Jan. 9, 1953. 

D, GJ, T.

201 Photogeologie map, Agathla Peak-7 quadrangle, Navajo Indian 

Reservation, Navajo County, Ariz.: TEM-468, Feb. 5, 1953. D, 

GJ, SL, T.

202 Photogeologie map, Agathla Peak-8 quadrangle, Navajo Indian 

Reservation, Navajo County, Ariz.: TEM-440, Nov. 24, 1952. D, 

GJ, T.

203 Photogeologie map, Bluft-13 quadrangle, San Juan County, Utah: 

TEM-371, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

204 Photogeologie map, Bluff-14 quadrangle, Navajo Indian Reservation, San Juan County, Utah: TEM-401, Oct. 27, 1952. D, GJ, 

SL.

205 Photogeologie map, Orange Cliffs-11 quadrangle, Wayne and 

Garfield Counties, Utah: TEM-523, May 11, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

206 Photogeologie map, Orange Cliffs-12 quadrangle, Wayne and 

Garfield Counties, Utah: TEM-524, July 23, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

207 Photogeologie map, Orange Cliffs-13 quadrangle, Garfield County, 

Utah: TEM-500, Feb. 5, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

208 Photogeologie map, Orange Cliffs-14, Garfield County, Utah: 

TEM-501. Feb. 5, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

209 Photogeologie map, Setsiltso Springs-3 quadrangle, Navaio 

Indian Reservation, Apache County, Ariz.: TEM-402, Oct. 27, 1952. 

D, GJ, SL, T.

210 Photogeologie map, Setsiltso Springs-4 quadrangle, Navajo Indian Reservation, Apache County, Ariz.: TEM-404, Nov. 24, 1952. 

D, GJ, T.

211 Photogeologie map, Setsiltso Springs-5 quadrangle, Navajo Indian Reservation, Apache County, Ariz.: TEM-439, Oct. 27, 1952. 

D, GJ, T.

212 Photogeologie map, Stinking Spring Creek-11 quadrangle, Emery

County, Utah: TEM-383, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL. 

319833 55 3
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Index 

No.

213 Ray, R. G., Scott, J. M., Photogeologic map, Carlisle-2 quadrangle, San 

Juan County, Utah: TEM-667, Apr. 26, 1954. D, SL, GJ.

214 Photogeologic map, Carlisle-10 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-669, Feb. 15, 1954. D, GJ, SL.

215 Photogeologic map, Circle Cliffs-1 quadrangle, Garfield County, 

Utah: TEM-586, Aug. 17, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

216 Photogeologic map, Circle Cliffs-3 quadrangle, Garfield County, 

Utah: TEM-549, July 23, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

217 Photogeologic map, Circle Cliffs-4 quadrangle, Garfield County, 

Utah: TEM-634, Dec. 21, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

218 Photogeologic map, Circle Cliffs-5 quadrangle, Garfield County, 

Utah: TEM-635, Oct. 19, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

219 Photogeologic map, Circle Cliffs-8 quadrangle, Garfield County, 

Utah: TEM-595, July 23, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

220 Photogeologic map, Circle Cliffs-9 quadrangle, Garfield County, 

Utah: TEM-529, June 22, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

221 Photogeologic map, Kaiparowits Peak-8 quadrangle, Garfield 

County, Utah: TEM-661, Jan. 11, 1954. D, GJ, SL.

222 Photogeologic map, Kaiparowits Peak-9 quadrangle, Garfield 

County, Utah: TEM-663, Dec. 21, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

223 Photogeologic map, Mt. Penneli-11 quadrangle, Garfield County, 

Utah: TEM-633, Oct. 19, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

224 Photogeologic map, Mt. Pennell-12 quadrangle, Garfield County, 

Utah: TEM-597, July 23, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

225 Photogeologic map, Mt. Pennell-13 quadrangle, Garfield and 

Kane Counties, Utah: TEM-615, Sept. 16, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

226 Photogeologic map, Navajo Mountain-4 quadrangle, Kane 

County, Utah: TEM-619, Oct. 19, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

227 Photogeologic map, Navajo Mountain-6 quadrangle, San Juan 

and Kane Counties, Utah: TEM-620, Dec. 21, 1953. D, GJ, SL.

228 Photogeologic map, Straight Cliffs-2 quadrangle, Kane County, 

Utah: TEM-662, Jan. 11, 1954. D, GJ, SL.

229 Sharp, W. N. and Olson, J. C., Geologic map of the baritic carbonate body 

near Mountain Pass, San Bernardino County, Calif.: June 26, 1951. 

D, SF; Calif. Div. Mines, Ferry Bldg., San Francisco, Calif.; Library, 

Dept. Geology, Calif. Inst. Technology, Pasadena, Calif.

230 Shoemaker, E. M., Preliminary geologic map of part of the Sinbad ValleyFischer Valley anticline, Colorado and Utah; Structure map and 

sections of the Sinbad Valley-Fischer Valley anticline, Colorado and 

Utah: Aug. 25, 1952. D, SL.

231 Shoemaker, E. M. and Luedke, R. G., Map of the uranium region of the 

Colorado Plateau: TEI-279, Mar. 30, 1953. D, GJ, SL, T; N. Mex. 

Bur. Mines, Min. Res., Socorro, N. Mex.

232 Sims, P. K., Drake, A. A., and Moench, R. H., Preliminary geologic and 

vein maps of part of the Central City district, Gilpin and Clear 

Creek Counties, Colo.: TEI-304, Jan. 11, 1954. D.

233 Sims, P. K., Tooker, E. W., and Osterwald, F. W., Radioactive deposits 

in Eureka Gulch area, Central City district, Gilpin County, Colo. 

(3 geologic maps): TEI-125, Feb. 15, 1954. D.
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Index 

No.

234 Stead, F. W., Balsley, J. R., Moxham, R. M., and Reinhardt, P. W., Airborne radioactivity survey of the Pumpkin Buttes area, Campbell 

and Johnson Counties, Wyo.: TEM-508, June 10, 1953. D, GJ, 

SF, SL; Geol. Survey offices at Casper, Wyo., Custer, S. Dak.; 

Univ. Wyo., Laramie, Wyo.; Bur. Mines, Rapid City, S. Dak.; BA, 

DA, GJA, H, R, SLA.

235 Stugard, Frederick, Jr., Geologic map of parts of Glastonbury and Middle 

Haddam quadrangle, Conn. (Map only): TEI-233, Nov. 25, 1953. 

Director's Office, Conn. Geol., Nat. Hist. Survey, Trinity College, 

Hartford, Conn.; Geol. Survey, Beltsville, Md.

236 Tolbert, G. E., Photogeologic map, Carlisle-1 quadrangle, San Juan. 

County, Utah: TEM-372, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL..

237 Photogeologie map, Carlisle-8 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-373, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL. M|

238 Photogeologic map, Carlisle-9 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-374, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

239 Photogeologic map, Carlisle-16 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-375, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

240 Photogeologic map, Mt. Peale-5 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-378, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

241 Photogeologic map, Mt. Peale-6 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-379, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

242 Photogeologic map, Mt. Peale-11 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-380, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

243 Photogeologic map, Mt. Peale-12 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-381, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

244 Photogeologic map, Mt. Peale-13 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-398, Oct. 8, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

245 Photogeologic map, Mt. Peale-14 quadrangle, San Juan County, 

Utah: TEM-382, Aug. 25, 1952. D, GJ, SL.

246 Tolbert, G. E. and Hackman, R. J., Photogeologic map, Mt. Peale-6 

quadrangle, San Juan County, Utah: TEM-379A, July 23, 1953. 

D, GJ, SL.

247 Witkind, I. J., Thaden, R. E., and Lough, C. F., Preliminary report on 

geologic investigations in the Monument Valley area, Arizona (3 

maps only Agathla Peak, Garnet Ridge, and Boot Mesa): TEM536, May 11, 1953. D, GJ, SL, T.

TRACE ELEMENTS REPORTS ISSUED BY TECHNICAL 

INFORMATION SERVICE

Trace Elements reports that have been issued by the U. S. Atomic 

Energy Commission, Technical Information Service at Oak Ridge, 

Term, (referred to as TIS), are listed by Trace Elements Investigations 

and Trace Elements Memorandum Report numbers. If TIS issued 

a Trace Elements Report under a different number, the TIS number 

is given after the title (for example, TEI-23 was issued as AECD1815 Atomic Energy Commission Declassified; TEM-444 was issued 

as TEM-444-A). The year listed is the date shown on the copy of 

the TIS issue.
78 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

These reports are on file at the U. S. Geological Survey Library, 

Room 1033, GSA Building, Washington 25, D. C., and at the following 

AEC depository libraries:

CALIFORNIA

Berkeley, University of California General Library

Los Angeles, University of California Library 

COLORADO

Denver, Denver Public Library 

CONNECTICUT

New Haven, Yale University Library 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Washington, Library of Congress 

GEORGIA

Atlanta, Georgia Institute of Technology Library 

ILLINOIS

Chicago, John Crerar Library

Chicago, University of Chicago Library

Urbana, University of Illinois Library 

INDIANA

Lafayette, Purdue University Library 

IOWA

Ames, Iowa State College Library 

KENTUCKY

Lexington, University of Kentucky Library 

LOUISIANA

Baton Rouge, Louisiana State University Library 

MASSACHUSETTS

Cambridge, Harvard University Library

Cambridge, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Library 

MICHIGAN

Ann Arbor, University of Michigan Library

Detroit, Detroit Public Library 

MINNESOTA

Minneapolis, University of Minnesota Library 

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U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 79

OHIO

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INVESTIGATIONS REPORTS

Index TEI 

No. No.

248 23 Grimaldi, F. S., Elimination of interference by nickel in the determination of uranium by means of zinc amalgam reductors: 

AECD-1815, 1946. (572)

249 28 Schlecht, W. G., Control chart method applied to errors in radioactive counting: MDDC-695, 1946.

250 29 Fleischer, Michael and Cameron, E. N., Geochemistry of beryllium: MDDC-643, 1946.

251 31A Foster, M. D., Stevens, R. E., Grimaldi, F. S., Schlecht, W. G., 

and Fleischer, Michael, Methods for the complete decomposition of rock and ore samples to be analyzed for very small 

amounts of uranium and thorium: AECD-1782, 1946. (572)

252 31B Foster, M. D. and Stevens, R. E., The determination of very 

small amounts of uranium in naturally occurring materials: 

AECD-2630, 1946. (572)

253 31C Grimaldi, F. S., The determination of very small amounts of 

uranium in rocks and minerals: AECD-2631, 1946. (572)

254 31D Fahey, J. J. and Foster, M. D., The determination of small 

amounts of thorium in rocks and minerals: AECD-2629, 

1946. (572)

255 31E Grimaldi, F. S. and Fairchild, J. G., The determination of very 

small amounts of thorium in naturally occurring materials: 

AECD-2632, 1946. (572)

256 31H Fleischer, Michael and Harder, J. 0., Geochemistry of indium: 

MDDC-646, 1946.

257 311 Geochemistry of germanium: MDDC-645, 1946.

258 31J Geochemistry of columbium and tantalum: MDDC-644, 

1946.
80 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index TEI 

No. No.

259 44 Grimaldi, F. S. and Marsh, C. A., The determination of thorium 

in high-grade and low-grade ores: AECD-2818, 1947. (572)

260 47 Grimaldi, F. S. and Levine, Harry, The rapid fluorimetric determination of uranium in low-grade ores, a preliminary report: 

AECD-2824, 1948. (14, 572)

261 65 Nelson, J. M., Prospecting for uranium with car-mounted equipment: 1949. (569)

262 67 McKeown, F. A., Reconnaissance of radioactive rocks of Vermont, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and 

southeastern New York: 1951.

263 68 Nelson, J. M. and Narten, P. F., Reconnaissance of radioactive 

rocks of Maine: 1951.

264 69 Johnson, D. H., Reconnaissance of radioactive rocks of Massachusetts: 1951.

265 70 Narten, P. F. and McKeown, F. A., Reconnaissance of radioactive rocks of the Hudson Valley and Adirondack Mountains, N. Y.: 1952.

266 98 Grimaldi, F. S., Ward, F. N., and Kreher, Ruth, A direct quantitative fluorimetric method for the determination of small 

amounts of uranium in the field and laboratory: AECD2825, 1949. (572)

267 105 Levine, Harry and Grimaldi, F. S., Application of mesityl oxide 

to the determination of thorium: AECD-3186, 1950. (364, 

572)

268 118 Silverman, S. R., Fuyat, R. K, and Weiser, J. D., The quantitative determination of calcite associated with carbonatebearing apatites: 1951. (43, 365, 715)

269 120 Fletcher, M. H. and May, Irving, An improved fluorimeter for 

the determination of uranium in fluoride melts: 1950. (9, 

366, 572)

270 129 Stern, T. W., A catalog of study material of radioactive minerals: 

1950. (47, 367)

271 130 Fletcher, M. H., A study of critical factors in the "direct" 

fluorimetric determination of uranium (and addendum): 

1950. (368, 572)

272 133 Fletcher, M. H., May, Irving, and Anderson, J. W., The design 

of the Model V transmission fluorimeter: 1950. (10, 370, 

572)

273 140 Trites, A. F., Jr., and Tooker, E. W., Uranium and thorium 

deposits in east-central Idaho and southwestern Montana: 

TEI-140, Pt. 1, 1952. (568)

274 142 Thompson, M. E., Distribution of uranium in rich phosphate beds 

of the Phosphoria formation: 1951. (372, 564)

275 143 Waring, C. L. and Annell, C. S., A semiquantitative spectrographic method for the analysis of minerals, rocks, and ores: 

1951. (294,739)

276 144 Phair, George and Onoda, Kiyoko, Hydrothermal uranothorite in 

fluorite breccias from the Blue Jay mine, Jamestown, 

Boulder County, Colo.: 1951. (38, 373, 707)
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 81

Index TEI 

No. No.

277 148A Rabbitt, J. C., Summary of the research work of the Trace 

Elements Section, Geochemistry and Petrology Branch, for 

the period April 1, 1948 December 31, 1950: 1951. (39, 

374)

278 151 Summary of the research work of the Trace Elements 

Section, Geochemistry and Petrology Branch, for the period 

January 1 March 31, 1951: 1951. (40, 375)

279 152 Cuttitta, Frank, A photometric method for the estimation of the 

oil yield of oil shale: 1951. (6, 376, 570)

280 153A Guttag, N. S. and Grimaldi, F. S., Fluorimetric determination of 

uranium in shales, lignites, and monazites after alkali carbonate separation: 1951. (377, 572)

281 179 Myers, A. T. and Barnett, P. R., Contamination of rock samples 

during grinding as determined spectrographically: 1952. 

(700)

282 180 Craig, L. C., Holmes, C. N., Cadigan, R. A., Freeman, V. L., 

Mullens, T. E., and Weir, G. W., Preliminary report on the 

stratigraphy of the Morrison and related formations of the 

Colorado Plateau region: 1951. (633)

283 181 Pietsch, Audrey and Grimaldi, F. S., The fluorimetric determination of uranium in nonsaline and saline waters: 1952. (572)

284 182 Rabbitt, J. C., Summary of the research work of the Trace 

Elements Section, Geochemistry and Petrology Branch, for 

the period July 1 September 30, 1951: 1952. (379)

285 203 Smith, J. F., Jr., Hinrichs, E. N., and Luedke, R. G., Progress 

report on geologic studies in the Capital Reef area, Wayne 

County, Utah: 1952.

286 206 Rabbitt, J. C., Rubey, W. W.. Butler, A. P., Jr., Lovering, T. S., 

and McKelvey, V. E., A preliminary outline of desirable 

research in the geochemistry of uranium: 1949.

287 207 Butler, A. P., Jr., The Geological Survey's work on the geology 

of uranium and thorium deposits. 1952. (383)

288 208 McKelvey, V. E., Trace elements work of the Geological Survey: 

1951.

289 209 Cannon, R. S., Jr., Geological Survey's work on isotope geology of 

uranium, thorium, and their decay products: 1952.

290 210 Cuttitta, Frank, A volumetric method for the estimation of the 

oil yield of oil shale: 1952. (570) 

291 211 Stead, F. W., The Geological Survey's work on development of 

prospecting tools, instruments, and techniques: 1952.

292 212 Cathcart, J. B. and Davidson, D. F., Distribution and origin of 

phosphate in the land-pebble district of Florida: 1952. (627)

293 213 Gordon, E. D., Withington, C. F., and Dow, V. T., Practices and 

results obtained with sample collectors for wagon-drill 

cuttings: 1953. (384)

294 215 Waring, C. L. and Annell, C. S., A semiquantitative spectrographic method for the analysis of minersls, rocks, and ores 

(II): 1952. (275, 739)

295 216 Waring, C. L. and Worthing, Helen, A spectrographic method for 

determining trace amounts of lead in zircon and other 

minerals: 1952. (741)
82 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OP MINERAL RESOURCES

Index TEI '

No. No.

296 218 Rabbitt, J. C., Summary of the research work of the Trace 

Elements Section, Geochemistry and Petrology Branch, for 

the period October 1 December 31, 1951: 1952.

297 223 Cuttitta, Frank, The colorimetric determination of total iron 

with O-phenanthroline a spectrophotometric study: 1953.

298 236 Milkey, R. G., A theoretical treatment of the absorption characteristics of the dithizone mixed-color system: 1952. (386, 

696)

299 239 Waring, C. L. and Mela, Henry, Jr., The determination of small 

amounts of rare earths in phosphate rocks: 1952. (740)

300 244 Cook, K. L. and Moss, C. K., Geophysical observations in parts 

of the Grants district, McKinley County, N. Mex.: TEI-244, 

Pt. 1, 1952. (389)

301 245 Milkey, R. G., Methods of analysis used in the treatment of 

Colorado Plateau carnotite for age studies: 1952. (390)

302 247 Phair, George, Radioactive Tertiary porphyries in the Central 

City district, Colorado, and their bearing upon pitchblende 

deposition: 1952. (391)

303 255 Dings, M. G. and Schafer, Max, Radiometric reconnaissance in 

the Garfield and Taylor Park quadrangles, Chaffee and 

Gunnison Counties, Colo.: TEI-255, Pt. 1, 1953. (392)

304 262 Phair, George and Levine, Harry, Notes on the differential 

leaching of uranium, radium, and lead from pitchblende in 

H2 SO4 solutions: 1952. (394, 706)

305 267 Tucker, W. P. and Waring, C. L., The effect of ashing temperatures on the volatility of germanium in lignite samples: 1952. 

(397)

306 270 Staff, Trace Elements research quarterly progress report, January 

1 to March 31, 1952: TEI-270, Pt. 1, 1953. (400)

307 275 Thompson, M. E., Further studies of the distribution of uranium 

in rich phosphate beds of the Phosphoria formation: 1952. 

(404, 576)

308 280 Staff, Trace Elements research quarterly progress report, April 1 

to June 10, 1952: 1953. (405)

309 281 Vine, J. D. and Moore, G. W., Reconnaissance for uraniumbearing carbonaceous rocks in northwestern Colorado, southwestern Wyoming and adjacent parts of Utah and Idaho: 

1952. (406)

310 285 Weeks, A. D., Mineralogic study of some Jurassic and Cretaceous 

claystones and siltstones from western Colorado and eastern 

Utah: 1953. (407)

311 296 Dings, M. G., Radiometric reconnaissance near Montezuma, 

Summit County, Colo.: TEI-296, Pt. 1, 1953. (409)

312 308 Beroni, E. P. and McKeown, F. A., Reconnaissance for uraniferous 

rocks in northwestern Colorado, southwestern Wyoming and 

northeastern Utah: TEI-308-A, 1952. (411)

313 311 Sims, P. K. and Phair, George, Geology of the Copper King mine 

area, Prairie Divide, Larimer County, Colo.: 1952. (413, 

716)

314 317 McKeown, F. A. and Klemic, Harry, Reconnaissance for radioactive materials in northeastern United States during 1952: 

TEI-317A, 1953. (416)
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 83

Indrx TEI 

No. No.

315 318 Rosholt, J. N., Jr., A quantitative radio chemical method for the 

determination of the major sources of natural radioactivity 

in ores and minerals: 1953. (417)

316 324 Portnov, A. I. [translated by V. L. Skitsky], The use of aromatic 

compounds of arsenic in chemical analysis, part 1: 1953.

317 326 Cuttitta, Frank and Kinser, C. A., An improved tubular electric 

furnace for the closed-tube distillation of oil from oil shale: 

1953. (420)

318 328 Finch, W. I., Geologic aspects of the resource appraisal of uranium 

deposits in pre-Morrison formations on the Colorado Plateau an interim report: TEI-328A, 1953. (422, 647)

319 330 Staff, Search for and geology of radioactive deposits, semiannual 

progress report, Dec. 1, 1952 to May 31, 1953: 1953. (424)

320 347 Welch, S. W., Radioactivity of coal and associated rock in the 

coal fields of eastern Kentucky: TEI-347A (TIS title: 

Radioactivity of coal and associated rock in the coal fields 

of eastern Kentucky and southern West Virginia), 1953.

321 348 Radioactivity of coal and associated rocks in the anthracite fields of eastern Pennsylvania: 1953.

322 369 Kostyleva, E. E. [translated by Taisia Stadnichenko], On metamictic disintegration of the zircon group of minerals: 1953. 

(432)

323 381 Duncan, D. C., compiled by, Reconnaissance investigations for 

uranium in black shale deposits of the western States during 

1951 and 1952: 1953.

324 390 Staff, Geologic investigations of radioactive deposits, semiannual 

progress report, June 1 to November 30, 1953: 1953.

325 404 Snider, J. L., Radioactivity of some coal and shale of Pennsylvanian age in Ohio: 1954.

326 409 Reconnaissance for uranium in coal and shale in southern 

West Virginia and southwestern Virginia: 1953.

MEMORANDUM REPORTS

327 9 Wyant, D. G., Treasury Hill area, Larimer County, Colo.: TEM9B, 1951. (438) "

328 10 Lost Creek (Wamsutter) schroeckingerite deposit, Sweetwater County, Wyo.: TEM-10B, 1952.

329 13 King, R. U., Vein deposits of uranium at the Caribou mine, 

Boulder County, Colo.: TEM-13A, 1952. (439)

330 24 King, R. U. and Granger, H. C., Torbernite occurrence at the 

Robineau claims, Clear Creek County, Colo.: TEM-24A, 

1952. (440)

331 30 Vhay, J. S., Reconnaissance examination for uranium at six 

mines and properties in Idaho and Montana: TEM-30A, 

1951.

332 31 Klepper, M. R., Forty-Niner, King Solomon Ridge, and West 

End claims near Clancy, Jefferson County, Mont.: 1950. 

(21, 441)

333 96 Staff, Wamsutter (Red Desert) area, Wyoming, progress report 

TEM-96A, 1951. (46, 442)

334 97 Colorado Front Range area, progress report: TEM-97A,

1951. (45, 443) 

319833 55 4
84 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index TEI 

No. No.

335 102 King, R. U., Investigations in the Wood mine, Colorado: TEM102A, 1951. (444)

336 133 Beroni, E. P. and King, R. U., The Mike Doyle carnotite deposit, 

El Paso County, Colo.: TEM-133A, 1952.

337 145 Kaiser, E. P., The Papsy's Hope autunite prospect, Marysvale 

district, Piute County, Utah: TEM-145A, 1952.

338 146 Granger, H. C. and Bauer, H. L., Jr., Results of diamond drilling, 

Merry Widow claim, White Signal, Grant County, N. Mex.: 

TEM-146A, 1951. (445)

339 147 Nelson, R. A., Sharp, W. N., and Stead, F. W., Airborne radioactivity survey of the Red Desert region, Sweetwater County 

Wyo.: 1951. (446)

340 149 Jaffe, E. B. and Sherwood, A. M., Physical and chemical comparison of modern and fossil tooth and bone material: 1951. 

(18, 447)

341 165 Staatz, M. H. and Bauer, H. L., Jr., Preliminary examination 

of the uranium prospect at the Spider No. 1 claim, Honeycomb Hills, Juab County, Utah: 1950.

342 167 A preliminary report on radioactive fluorite deposits, 

Thomas Range, Juab County, Utah: TEM-167A, 1951.

343 183 Page, L. R., Interim report of geologic investigation, Lost Creek 

schroeckingerite deposits, Sweetwater County, Wyo.: TEM183A, 1950. (37, 448)

344 232 Davis, W. E., Electrical resistivity investigations of carnotite 

deposits in the Colorado Plateau: 1951.

345 236 McKelvey, V. E., Cathcart, J. B., and Worthing, H. W., Preliminary note on the minor-metal content of Florida phosphate rock: 1951.

346 251 Weeks, A. D., Red and gray clay underlying ore-bearing sandstone of the Morrison formation in western Colorado: 1951. 

(60, 449)

347 252 Fletcher, M. H. and Warner, E. R., A fluorimeter for solutions: 

1951. (12, 450, 542)

348 255 Stewart, R. H., Radiometric reconnaissance examination in 

southeastern Pennsylvania and western New Jersey: 1951.

349 306 Sakakura, A. Y., Theory of gamma-ray logging: preliminary 

calculations: 1951. (452)

350 323 Wedow, Helmuth, Jr., Adaptation of portable survey meters for 

airborne reconnaissance \vith light planes in Alaska: 1951.

351 336 Dun can, D. C., Preliminary report on a uranium-bearing rhyolitic 

tuff deposit near Coaldale, Esmeralda County, Nev.: 1952. 

(530)

352 337 Davidson, D. F., Relation of "topography" of the Hawthorn 

formation to size of phosphate particles in the deposits, 

and to topography in the northern part of the land-pebble 

phosphate field, Florida: 1952.

353 360 Moxham, R. M., Airborne radioactivity surveys in the Mojave 

Desert region, Kern, Riverside, and San Bernardino Counties, 

Calif.: 1952. (455)

354 362 Davidson, D. F., Grain size distribution in the surface sands, 

and the economic phosphate deposits of the land-pebble 

phosphate district, Florida: 1952. (456)
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 85

Index TEI 

No. No.

355 434 Schnabel, R. W. and Vickers, R. C., Reconnaissance of the Clinton 

formation in New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and New 

Jersey: 1953. (466)

356 444 Duncan, D. C., Results of reconnaissance for uranium in nonmarine carbonaceous rocks in parts of California, Idaho, 

Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington during 1951 and 

1952: TEM-444-A, 1953. (467)

357 445 Tourtelot, H. A., Reconnaissance for uraniferous rocks in northeastern Wind River Basin, Wyo.: 1952. (468)

358 509 Manger, G. E. and Gates, G. L., Progress report on originalstate core studies (Joint report of Geological Survey and 

Bureau of Mines): 1953. (471)

359 676 Davidson, D. F., Distribution of coarse- and fine-grained rocks 

in the Wasatch formation and their relationship to uranium 

deposits, Powder River Basin, Wyo.: 1953. (476)

360 677 Reconnaissance for uranium in the Powder River Basin, 

Wyo.: 1953. (477)

ABSTRACTS OF TRACE ELEMENTS REPORTS PUBLISHED 

IN NUCLEAR SCIENCE ABSTRACTS

Nuclear Science Abstracts is issued bimonthly by the Technical 

Information Service of the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission, Oak 

Ridge, Tenn. Copies can be consulted at the AEC depository libraries 

listed under Trace Elements Reports Issued by TIS. Nuclear 

Science Abstracts is available as single copies (25£ each for regular 

issues; 60j£ for the annual index issue) or by subscription ($6 per year 

domestic; $8 per year foreign) from the Superintendent of Documents, 

U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. The 

abstracts are listed by Trace Elements Investigations and Trace 

Elements Memorandum Report numbers.

Index TEI INVESTIGATIONS REPORTS

No. No.

361 53 West, W. S., Reconnaissance for radioactive deposits in the Darby 

Mountains district, Seward Peninsula, Alaska, v. 7, no. 16, 

p. 556, 1953. (533)

362 56 Wedow, Helmuth, Jr., Reconnaissance for radioactive deposits 

in the Eagle-Nation area, east-central Alaska, 1948, v. 7, 

no. 22, p. 736, 1953. (545)

363 75 White, M. G. and Stevens, J. M., Reconnaissance for radioactive 

deposits in the Nixon Fork mining district, Medfra quadrangle, central Alaska, v. 7, no. 14, p. 499, 1953. (526)

364 105 Levine, Harry and Grimaldi, F. S., Application of mesityl oxide 

to the determination of thorium, v. 5, no. 19, p. 794-795, 

1951. (267, 572)

365 118 Silverman, S. R., Fuyat, R. K., and Weiser, J. D., The quantitative determination of calcite associated with carbonatebearing apatites, v. 6, no. 5, p. 185, 1952. (43, 268, 715)
86 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index TEI 

No. No.

366 120 Fletcher, M. H. and May^ Irving, An improved fluorimeter for 

the determination of uranium in fluoride melts, v. 5, no. 3, 

p. 89, 1951. (9, 269, 572)

367 129 Stern, T. W., A catalog of study material of radioactive minerals, 

v. 5, no. 19, p. 811, 1951. (47, 270)

368 130 Fletcher, M. H., A study of critical factors in the "direct" 

fluorimetric determination of uranium, v. 5, no. 15, p. 618, 

1951. (271, 572)

369 132 Jaffe, E. B., Abstracts of the literature on synthesis of apatites 

and some related phosphates (Pt. 1), v. 5, no. 20, p. 873, 

1951. (481)

370 133 Fletcher, M. H., May, Irving, and Anderson, J. W., The design 

of the Model V transmission fluorimeter, v. 5, no. 15, p. 620, 

1951. (10, 272, 572)

371 135 May, Irving and Fletcher, M. H., A battery-powered fluorimeter 

for the determination of uranium, v. 5, no. 15, p. 620, 1951. 

(572)

372 142 Thompson, M. E., Distribution of uranium in rich phosphate 

beds of the Phosphoria formation, v. 5, no. 20, p. 873, 1951. 

(274, 564)

373 144 Phair, George and Onoda, Kiyoko, Hydrothermal uranothorite in 

fluorite breccias from the Blue Jay mine, Jamestown, Boulder 

County, Colo., v. 6, no. 5, p. 185, 1952. (38, 276, 707)

374 148A Rabbitt, J. C., Summary of the research work of the Trace Elements Section, Geochemistry and Petrology Branch, for the 

period April 1, 1948-December 31, 1950, v. 5, no. 19, 

p. 811, 1951. (39, 277)

375 151 Summary of the research work of the Trace Elements 

Section, Geochemistry and Petrology Branch, for the period 

January 1-March 31, 1951, v. 6, no. 5, p. 186, 1952. (40, 278)

376 152 Cuttitta, Frank, A photometric method for the estimation of the 

oil yield of oil shale, v. 5, no. 19, p. 806, 1951. (6, 279, 570)

377 153A Guttag, N. S. and Grimaldi, F. S., Fluorimetric determination of 

uranium in shales, lignites, and monazites after alkali separation, v. 6, no. 4, p. 145, 1952. (280, 572)

378 170 Waters, A. C. and Granger, H. C., Volcanic debris in uraniferous 

sandstones, and its possible bearing on the origin and 

precipitation of uranium, v. 6, no. 20, p. 709, 1952. (507)

379 182 Rabbitt, J. C., Summary of the research work of the Trace Elements Section, Geochemistry and Petrology Branch, for the 

period July 1-September 30, 1951, v. 6, no. 5, p. 186, 1952. 

(284)

380 192 White, M. G. and Stevens, J. M., Reconnaissance for radioactive 

deposits in the Ruby-Poorman district, Ruby quadrangle, 

central Alaska, v. 7, no. 14, p. 499, 1953. (526)

381 196 Wedow, Helmuth, Jr., and Tolbert, G. E., Reconnaissance for 

radioactive deposits in the Fortymile district, east-central 

Alaska, 1949, v. 8, no. 4, p. 128, 1954.

382 199 McKelvey, V. E., Search for uranium in western United States, 

v. 7, no. 14, p. 499, 1953. (685)
TJ. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 87

Index TEI 

No. No.

383 207 Butler, A. P., Jr., The Geological Survey's work on the geology of 

uranium and thorium deposits, v. 7, no. 19, p. 651, 1953. 

(287)

384 213 Gordon, E. D., Withington, C. F., and Dow, V. T., Practices 

and results obtained with sample collectors for wagon-drill 

cuttings, v. 7, no. 13, p. 459, 1953. (293)

385 235 Moore, G. W., Extraction of uranium from aqueous solution by 

coal and other materials, v. 8, no. 1, p. 25, 1954.

386 236 Milkey, R. G., A theoretical treatment of the absorption characteristics of the dithizone mixed-color system, v. 6, no. 16, 

p. 581, 1952. (298, 696)

387 237 Conant, L. C., Origin of the Chattanooga shale, v. 6, no. 20,, 

p. 709-710, 1952. (4, 631)

388 243 Stern, T. W. and Weeks, A. D., Second occurrence of bayleyite 

in the United States, v. 6, no. 20, p. 710, 1952. (724)

389 244 Cook, K. L. and Moss, C. K., Geophysical observations in parts 

of the Grants district, McKinley County, N. Mex. (Pt. 1), 

v. 6, no. 22, p. 776, 1952. (300)

390 245 Milkey, R. G., Methods of analysis used in the treatment of 

Colorado Plateau cornotite for age studies, v. 6, no. 21, 

p. 742, 1952. (301)

391 247 Phair, George, Radioactive Tertiary porphyries in the Central 

City district, Colorado, and their bearing upon pitchblende 

deposition, v. 6, no. 22, p. 776, 1952. (302)

392 255 Dings, M. G. and Schafer, Max, Radiometric reconnaissance in 

the Garfield and Taylor Park quadrangles, Chaffee and 

Gunnison Counties, Colo. (Pt. 1), v. 7, no. 14, p. 499, 1953. 

(303)

393 258 Cressman, E. R., Geology of the Dry Valley quadrangle, Idaho, 

v. 8, no. 2, p. 61-62, 1954. (5)

394 262 Phair, George and Levine, Harry, Notes on the differential leaching of uranium, radium, and lead from pitchblende in H2SO4 

solutions, v. 7, no. 4, p. 136, 1953. (304, 706)

395 263 McKelvey, V. E., Swanson, R. W., and Sheldon, R. P., The 

Permian phosphorite deposits of western United States, 

v. 7, no. 1, p. 19, 1953. (30, 689)

396 265 Cathcart, J. B., Blade, L. V., Davidson, D. F., and Ketner, K. B., 

The geology of the Florida land-pebble phosphate deposits, 

v. 7, no. 1, p. 20, 1953. (1, 626)

397 267 Tucker, W. P. and Waring, C. L., The effect of ashing temperatures on the volatility of germanium in lignite samples, 

v. 7, no. 1, p. 15, 1953. (305)

398 268 Stieff, L. R., Stern, T. W., and Milkey, R. G., A preliminary 

determination of the age of some Colorado Plateau uranium 

ores by the lead-uranium method, v. 7, no. 11, p. 375, 1953. 

(523)

399 269 McKee, E. D. and Weir, G. W., Terminology for stratification 

and cross-stratification in sedimentary rock, v. 6, no. 21 

p. 742, 1952. (683)
88 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index TEI

|:No. Mo

400 270

401 271

402 273

403 274

404 275

405 280

406 281

407 285

408 291

409 296

410 307

411 308 A

412 309

413 311

414 314

415 316

416 317A

Staff, Trace Elements Research quarterly progress report, 

January 1-March 31, 1952 (Pt. 1), v. 7, no. 2, p. 69, 1953. 

(306)

McKelvey, V. E., Cathcart, J. B., Altschuler, Z. S., Swanson, 

R. W., and Lutz, Katharine, Domestic phosphate deposits, 

v. 7, no. 3, p. 99, 1953. (25, 686)

Berman, Robert, A nomogram for obtaining percent composition 

by weight from mineral-grain counts, v. 7, no. 2, p. 69, 1953. 

(620)

Stich, J. N., Spectrographic identification of mineral grains, 

v. 7, no. 2, p. 69-70, 1953. (509)

Thompson, M. E., Further studies of the distribution of uranium 

in rich pohsphate beds of the Phosphoria formation, v. 7, 

no. 5, p. 173, 1953. (307, 576)

Staff, Trace Elements Research quarterly progress report, April 

1 to June 30, 1952, v. 7, no. 5, p. 173, 1953. (308)

Vine, J. D. and Moore, G. W., Reconnaissance for uraniumbearing carbonaceous rocks in northwestern Colorado, southwestern Wyoming and adjacent parts of Utah and Idaho, v. 

7, no. 2, p. 70, 1953. (309)

Weeks, A. D., Mineralogic study of some Jurassic and Cretaceous 

claystones and siltstones from western Colorado and eastern 

Utah, v. 7, no. 16, p. 556, 1953. (310)

West, W. S., Reconnaissance for radioactive deposits in selected 

areas of the Lower Yukon-Kuskokwim region, Alaska, 1952, 

v. 8, no. 3, p. 95, 1954. (555)

Dings, M. G., Radiometric reconnaissance near Montezuma, 

Summit County, Colo., v. 7, no. 11, p. 375, 1953. (311)

Stieff, L. R. and Erickson, E. S., Jr., An air concentrator for very 

low grade Colorado Plateau uranium ores, v. 7, no. 12A, p. 

421, 1953.

Beroni, E. P. and McKeown, F. A., Reconnaissance for uraniferous rocks in northwestern Colorado, southwestern Wyoming, and northeastern Utah, v. 8, no. 9, p. 294, 1954. 

(312)

Frondel, J. W. and Cuttitta, Frank, Studies of uranium minerals: 

The status of billietite and becquerelite, v. 7, no. 14, p. 

499-500, 1953. (656)

Sims, P. K. and Phair, George, Geology of the Copper King mine 

area, Prairie Divide, Larimer County, Colo. (Pt. 1), v. 7, no. 

13, p. 459, 1953. (313, 716)

Berman, Robert, A mineralogic study of churn drill cuttings from 

a well through the Bone Valley formation, Hillsborough 

County, Fla., v. 7, no. ISA, p. 616, 1953.

Owens, J. P., Berman, Robert, and Altschuler, Z. S., The occurrence of millisite and pseudowavellite in the leached zone at 

Homeland, Fla., v. 7, no. 17, p. 583, 1953.

McKeown, F. A. and Klemic, Harry, Reconnaissance for radioactive materials in northeastern United States during 1952, 

v. 8, no. 9, p. 294, 1954. (314)
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 89

Index TEI 

No. No.

417 318 Rosholt, J. N., Jr., A quantitative radiochemical method for the 

determination of the major sources of natural radioactivity 

in ores and minerals, v. 7, no. 15, p. 526, 1953. (315)

418 322 Stieff, L. R. and Stern, T. W., The lead-uranium ages of some 

uraninite specimens from Triassic and Jurassic sedimentary 

rocks of the Colorado Plateau, v. 7, no. 14, p. 500, 1953. 

(726)

419 323 Honkala, F. S., Preliminary report on geology of the phosphate 

deposits in the Centennial Range, Montana-Idaho, v. 7, no. 

19, p. 651, 1953. (17, 668)

420 326 Cuttitta, Frank and Kinser, C. A., An improved tubular electric 

furnace for the closed-tube distillation of oil from oil shale, 

v. 7, no. 20, p. 677-678, 1953. (317)

421 327 Frondel, Clifford, Hydroxyl substitution in thorite and zircon, v. 

7, no. ISA, p. 616, 1953. (654)

422 328A Finch, W. I., Geologic aspects of the resource appraisal of uranium 

deposits in pre-Morrison formations on the Colorado Plateau 

an interim report, v. 7, no. 21, p. 706, 1953. (318, 647)

423 329 Sakakura, A! Y., A note on the transient gas flow problem, v. 7, 

no. ISA, p. 623, 1953.

424 330 Staff, Search for geology of radioactive deposits, semiannual 

progress report, Dec. 1, 1952 to May 31, 1953, v. 7, no. 17, 

p. 583, 1953. (319)

425 333 Flanagan, F. J. and Senftle, F. E., Tables for the calculation of 

radioactive equilibrium from Bateman's equation, v. 7, no. 

22, p. 764, 1953.

426 334 Weeks, A. D. and Thompson, M. E., Identification and occurrence 

of uranium and vanadium minerals from the Colorado 

Plateaus, v. 7, no. 20, p. 678, 1953. (574)

427 335 Weeks, A. D., Cisney, E. A., and Sherwood, A. M., Montroseite, 

a new vanadium oxide from the Colorado Plateaus, v. 7, 110. 

19, p. 651, 1953. (745)

428 336 Vine, J. D. and Flege, R. F., Jr., Reconnaissance during 1952 for 

uranium-bearing carbonaceous rocks in parts of Colorado, 

Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming, v. 7, no. 23, p. 789, 1953.

429 337 Moore, G. W. and Stephens, J. G., Reconnaissance for uraniumbearing carbonaceous rocks in California and adjacent parts 

of Oregon and Nevada, v. 7, no. 21, p. 706, 1953. (544)

430 338 Zeller, H. D. and Baltz, E. H., Jr., Uranium-bearing copper 

deposits in the Coyote district, Mora County, N. Mex., v. 

8, no. 1, p. 25, 1954. (558)

431 368 Evans, H. T., Jr., and Block, Stanley, The crystal structure of 

montroseite, a vanadium member of the diaspore group, v. 

8, no. 2, p. 62, 1954. (642)

432 369 Kostyleva, E. E., [translated by Taisia Stadnichenko], On metamictic disintegration of the zircon group of minerals, v. 8, 

no. 1, p. 25, 1954. (322)

433 370 Kinser, C. A., The model VI transmission fluorimeter for the 

determination of uranium, v. 8, no. 2, p. 72, 1954. (556)

434 371 Kellagher, Richard, A multiple cone-splitter for rapid sampling 

in the laboratory, v. 8, no. 4, p. 123, 1954.
90 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index

No.

436

TEI

No.

435 372

373

437 374

Breger, I. A., Meyrowitz, Robert, and Warr. J. J., Jr., Extraction

of uranium from the Red Desert coal of Wyoming, v. 8, no.

5, p. 162, 1954. 

Milkey, R. G., Stability of metallic ions in dilute solution, v. 8,

no. 5, p. 155-156, 1954. 

Senftle, F. E., Parley, T. A., and Stieff, L. R., Theoretical alpha

star populations in loaded nuclear emulsions, v. 8, no. 3, p.

102, 1954.

Index TEM 

No. No.

438

439

440

441

442

443

444

445

446

447

9B 

13A 

24A

31

96A

97A

102A

146A

147

149

448 183A

449

450

451

452

453

251

252

301

306

316

MEMOBANDUM REPORTS

Wyant, D. G., Treasure Hill area, Larimer County, Colo., v. 6, 

no. 5, p. 186, 1952. (327)

King, R. U., Vein deposits of uranium at the Caribou mine, 

Boulder County, Colo., v. 6, no. 1, p. 28, 1952. (329)

King, R. U. and Granger, H. C., Torbernite occurrence at the 

Robineau claims, Clear Creek County, Colo., v. 6, no. 1, p. 

28, 1952. (330)

Klepper, M. R., Forty-Niner, King Solomon Ridge, and West 

End claims near Clancy, Jefferson County, Mont., v. 5, no. 

22, p. 1003, 1951. (21, 332)

Staff, Wamsutter (Red Desert) area, Wyoming, v. 5, no. 22, p. 

1003, 1951. (46, 333)

 Colorado Front Range area, progress report, v. 5, no. 22, 

p. 1004, 1951. (45, 334)

King, R. U., Investigations in the Wood mine, Colorado, v. 5, 

no. 23, p. 1039, 1951. (335)

Granger, H. C. and Bauer, H. L., Jr., Results of diamond drilling, 

Merry Widow claim, White Signal, Grant County, N. Mex., 

v. 6, no. 5, p. 186, 1951. (338)

Nelson, R. A., Sharp, W. N., and Stead, F. W., Airborne radioactivity survey of the Red Desert region, Sweetwater County, 

Wyo., v. 6, no. 2, p. 75, 1952. (339)

Jaffe, E. B. and Sherwood, A. M., Physical and chemical comparison of modern and fossil tooth and bone material, v. 6, no. 

3, p. 98, 1952. (18, 340)

Page, L. R., Interim report of geologic investigation, Lost Creek 

schroeckingerite deposits, Sweetwater County, Wyo., v. 5, 

no. 19, p. 811, 1951. (37, 343)

Weeks, A. D. ,Red and gray clay underlying ore-bearing sandstone of the Morrison formation in western Colorado, v. 6, 

no. 5, p. 186, 1952. (60, 346)

Fletcher, M. H. and Warner, E. R., A fluorimeter for solutions, 

v. 5, no. 18, p. 736, 1951. (12, 347, 542)

Luedke, R. G. and Shoemaker, E. M., Tectonic map of the 

Colorado Plateau, v. 7, no. 13, p. 459, 1953. (177)

Sakakura, A. Y., Theory of gamma-ray logging: preliminary calculations, v. 6, no. £, p. 186, 1952. (349)

Rowe, J. J., Noninterference of arsenate ion in the volumetric 

determination of uranium using the Jones reductor, v. 6, no. 

22, p. 771, 1952. (572)
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 91

Index 

No.

454

455

456

457

458

459

460

461

462

463

464

465

466

TEM

No.

335

360

362

422

423

424

425

426

427

428

429 

430

434

467 444A

468 445

469

470

446

507

Meyrowitz, Robert, A new series of immersion liquids, v. 6, no.

' 10, p. 365, 1952. (694) 

Moxham, R. M., Airborne radioactivity surveys in the Mojave

Desert region, Kern, Riverside, and San Bernardino Counties,

Calif., v. 6, no. 21, p. 742, 1952. (353) 

Davidson, D. F., Grain size distribution in the surface sands,

and the economic phosphate deposits of the land-pebble

phosphate district, Florida, v. 6, no. 19, p. 686-687, 1952.

(354) 

Strobell, J. D., Jr., Red Rock valley SW, preliminary geologic

map of part of the Carrizo Mountains area, northeastern

Arizona, v. 7, no. 22, p. 736, 1953. (593)

 Dinne Mesa NE, preliminary geologic map of part of the 

Carrizo Mountains area, northeastern Arizona, v. 7, no. 22^ 

p. 736, 1953. (593)

 Dinne Mesa SE, preliminary geologic map of part of the 

Carrizo Mountains area, northeastern Arizona, v. 7, no. 22, 

p. 736, 1953. (593)

 Pastora Peak NE, preliminary geologic map of part of 

the Carrizo Mountains area, northeastern Arizona and northwestern New Mexico, v. 7, no. 22, p. 736, 1953. (593)

 Pastora Peak, NW, preliminary geologic map of part of 

the Carrizo Mountains area, northeastern Arizona, v. 7, no. 

22, p. 736, 1953. (593)

 Pastora Peak SE, preliminary geologic map of part of 

the Carrizo Mountains area, northeastern Arizona, and 

northwestern New Mexico, v. 7, no. 22, p. 736-737, 1953. 

(593)

 Pastora Peak SW, preliminary geologic map of part of 

the Carrizo Mountains area, northeastern Arizona, v. 7, no. 

22, p. 737, 1953. (593)

Los Gigantes SE, preliminary geologic map of part of the

Carrizo Mountains area, northeastern Arizona, v. 6, no. 20, 

p. 710, 1952. (593)

Los Gigantes SW, preliminary geologic map of part of

the Carrizo Mountains area, northeastern Arizona, v. 7, no. 

22, p. 737, 1953. (593)

Schnabel, R. W. and Vickers, R. C., Reconnaissance of the 

Clinton formation in New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, 

and New Jersey, v. 7, no. 9, p. 310, 1953. (355)

Duncan, D. C., Results of reconnaissance for uranium in nonmarine carbonaceous rocks in parts of California, Idaho, 

Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington during 1951 and 

1952, v. 8, no. 6A, p. 189, 1954. (356)

Tourtelot, H. A., Reconnaissance for uraniferous rocks in northeastern Wind River Basin, Wyo., v. 6, no. 21, p. 742, 1952. 

(357)

Hail, W. J., Jr., and Gill, J. R., Results of reconnaissance for 

uraniferous coal, lignite, and carbonaceous shale in western 

Montana, v. 6, no. 23, p. 804-805, 1952. (517)

Bergendahl, M. H., Wavellite spherulites in the Bone Valley 

formation of central Florida, v. 7, no. 11, p. 375-376, 1953.

319833 55-
'92 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index 

No.

471

472

473

474

475

476

477

478

TEM

No.

509

513

533

605

647

676

677

704

Index 

No.

479

480

481

482

483

484

485

486

487

488

Circ. 

No.

74

111

135

137

142

175

176

184

185

186

Manger, G. E. and Gates, G. L., Progress report on original-state

core studies (Joint report, Geological Survey and Bureau of

Mines), v. 7, no. 11, p. 376, 1953. (358) 

Erickson, R. L., Myers, A. T., and Horr, C. A., The association

of uranium and other metals with crude oils, asphalts, and

petroliferous rocks, v. 8, no. 3, p. 95-96, 1954. (640) 

Faul, Henry, Gott, G. B., Manger, G. E., Mytton, J. W., and

Sakakura, A. Y., Radon and helium in natural gas, v. 7, no.

19, p. 651-652, 1953. (645) 

Henderson, J. R. and Moxham, R. M., Airborne radioactivity

survey of the Devil's Tower area, Crook County, Wyo., v.

7, no. 10, p. 341, 1953. (162) 

Stern, T. W. and Stieff, L. R., Preliminary description of comnite a new uranium mineral, v. ?, no. 2, p. 62, 1954. 

Davidson, D. F., Distribution of coarse- and fine-grained rocks

in the Wasatch formation and their relationship to uranium

deposits, Powder River Basin, Wyo., v. 7, no. 21, p. 706,

1953. (359) 

 Reconnaissance for uranium in the Powder River Basin,

Wyoming, v. 7, no. 21, p. 706, 1953. (360) 

Cater, F. W., Jr., Geology of the Pine Mountain quadrangle,

Mesa County, Colo., v. 8, no. 4, p. 128, 1954.

CIRCULARS

[Free on application to the Geological Survey, Washington 2.0, D. C.]

Frondel, J. W. and Fleischer, Michael, 1950, A glossary of uranium- and thorium-bearing minerals. (490) 

Stokes, W. L., 1951, Carnotite deposits in the Carrizo Mountains

area, Navajo Indian Reservation, Apache County, Ariz., and

San Juan County, N. Mex.

Jaffe, E. B., 1951, Abstracts of the literature on synthesis of apatites and some related phosphates. (369) 

Kaiser, E. P., 1951, Uraniferous quartzite, Red Bluff prospect,

Gila County, Ariz. 

Staatz, M. H. and Bauer, H. L., Jr., 1951, Virgin Valley opal

district, Humboldt County, Nev. 

Page, L. R. and Redden, J. A., 1952, The carnotite prospects of

the Craven Canyon area, Fall River County, S. Dak. 

Love, J. D., 1952, Preliminary report on uranium deposits in the

Pumpkin Buttes area, Powder River Basin, Wyo. 

Moxham, R. M. and Nelson, A. E., 1952, Reconnaissance for

radioactive deposits in south-central Alaska, 1947 1949. 

White, M. G., 1952, Reconnaissance for radioactive deposits along

the upper Porcupine and lower Coleen Rivers, northeastern

Alaska. 

Moore, F. B. and Butler, C. R., 1952, Pitchblende deposits at the

Wood and Calhoun mines, Central City mining district,

Gilpin County, Colo.
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 93

Index Circ. 

No. No.

489 189 Granger, H. C. and Bauer, H. L., Jr., 1952, Uranium occurrences 

on the Merry Widow claim, White Signal district, Grant 

County, N. Mex.

490 194 Frondel, J. W. and Fleischer, Michael, 1952, A glossary of uranium- and thorium-bearing minerals, second edition. (479)

491 195 White, M. G., 1952, Radioactivity of selected rocks and placer 

concentrates from northeastern Alaska.

492 196 White, M. G.r West, W. S., Tolbert, G. E., Nelson, A. E., and 

Houston, J. R., 1952, Preliminary summary of reconnaissance 

for uranium in Alaska, 1951.

493 199 Grimaldi, F. S., May, Irving, and Fletcher, M. H., 1952, U. S. 

Geological Survey fluorimetric methods of uranium analysis.

494 202 Bates, R. G. and Wedow, Helmuth, Jr., 1953, Preliminary summary review of the thorium-bearing mineral occurrences in 

Alaska.

495 207 Moxham, R. M. and Nelson, A. E., 1952, Reconnaissance for 

radioactive deposits in the southern Cook inlet region, Alaska, 

1949.

496 208 McKelvey, V. E., Davidson, D. F., O'Malley, F. W., and Smith, 

L. E., 1953, Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation in Idaho, 1947-48, Part I. (26)

497 209 Swanson, R. W., Lowell, W. R., Cressman, E. R., and Bostwick, 

D. A., 1953, Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation in Montana, 1947-48. (52, 519)

498 210 McKelvey, V. E., Smith, L. E., Hoppin, R. A., and Armstrong, 

F. C., 1953, Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation in Wyoming, 1947-48. (28)

499 211 Smith, L. E., Hosford, G. F., Sears, R. S., Sprouse, D. P., and 

Stewart, M. D., 1953, Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria 

formation in Utah, 1947-48. (29)

500 212 Vine, J. D. and Moore, G. W., 1952, Uranium-bearing coal and 

carbonaceous rocks in the Fall Creek area, Bonneville County, 

Idaho.

501 213 Harrison, J. E. and Leonard, B. F., 1952, Preliminary report on 

the Jo Reynolds area, Lawson-Dumont district, Clear Creek 

County, Colo.

502 214 West, W. S. and White, M. G., 1952, The occurrence of zeunerite 

at Brooks Mountain, Seward Peninsula, Alaska. (62)

503 215 King, R. U., Leonard, B. F., Moore, F. B., and Pierson, C. T., 

1953, Uranium in the metal-mining districts of Colorado. 

(673)

504 217 Benson, W. E., Trites, A. F., Jr., Beroni, E. P., and Feeger, J. A., 

1952, Preliminary report on the White Canyon area, San Juan 

County, Utah.

505 219 Gott, G. B., and Erickson, R. L., 1952, Reconnaissance of uranium 

and copper deposits in parts of New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, 

Idaho, and Wyoming.

506 220 Kaiser, E. P., King, R. U., Wilmarth, V. R., Stugard, Frederick, 

Jr., Wyant, D. G., Gott, G. B., and others, 1952, Selected 

papers on uranium deposits in the United States. (19, 660, 

671, 672, 733, 750, 751)
94 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index Circ. 

No, No.

507 224 Waters, A. C. and Granger, H. C., 1953, Volcanic debris in uraniferous sandstones, and its possible bearing on the origin and 

precipitation of uranium. (378)

508 230 Moxham, R. M., 1954, Airborne radioactivity surveys for phosphate in Florida. (185)

509 234 Stich, J. N., 1953, Spectrographic identification of mineral grains. 

(403)

510 236 Burbank, W. S. and Pierson, C. T., 1953, Preliminary results of 

radiometric reconnaissance of parts of the northwestern San 

Juan Mountains, Colo.

511 237 Mertie, J. B., Jr., 1953, Monazite deposits of the southeastern 

Atlantic states.

512 239 Beroni, E. P., McKeown, F. A., Stugard, Frederick, Jr., and Gott,. 

G. B., 1953, Uranium deposits of the Bulloch group of claims,, 

Kane County, Utah.

513 244 White, M. G., West, W. S., and Matzko, J. J., 1953, Reconnaissance for radioactive deposits in the vicinity of Teller and 

Cape Nome, Seward Peninsula, Alaska, 1946-47.

514 245 Lang, A. J., Jr., and Redden, J. A., 1953, Geology and pegmatites 

of part of the Fourmile area, Custer County, S. Dak.

515 248 Wedow, Helmuth, Jr., West, W. S., Nelson, A. E., Matzko, J. J., 

Houston, J. R., and others, 1953, Preliminary summary of 

reconnaissance for uranium and thorium in Alaska, 1952.

516 250 Gault, H. R., Killeen, P. L., West, W. S., and others, 1953, 

Reconnaissance for radioactive deposits in the northeastern 

part of the Seward Peninsula, Alaska, 1945-47, and 1951. 

(61)

517 251 Hail, W. J., Jr., and Gill, J. R., 1953, Results of reconnaissance for 

uraniferous coal, lignite, and carbonaceous shale in western 

Montana. (469)

518 255 White, M. G., and Killeen, P. L., 1953, Reconnaissance for radioactive deposits in the lower Yukon-Kuskokwin Highlands 

region, Alaska.

519 260 Klepper, M. R., Honkala, F. S., Payne, O. A., and Ruppel, E. T., 

1953, Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation in 

Montana, 1948. (52, 497)

520 262 O'Malley, F. W., Davidson, D. F., Hoppin, R. A., and Sheldon, 

R. P., 1953, Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation in Idaho, part III. (36)

521 264 Cannon, H'. L., 1953, Geobotanical reconnaissance near Grants, 

N. Mex.

522 265 Moxham, R. M. and West, W. S., 1953, Radioactivity investigations in the Serpentine-Kougarok area, Seward Penninsula, 

Alaska, 1946.

523 271 Stieff, L. R., Stern, T. W., and Milkey, R. G., 1953, A preliminary 

determination of the age of some uranium ores of the Colorado 

Plateau by the lead-uranium method. (398)

524 277 Becraft, C. E., 1953, Preliminary report on the Comet area, 

Jefferson County, Mont. (73)

525 278 Love, J. D., 1953, Preliminary report on uranium deposits of the 

Miller Hill area, Carbon County, Wyo.
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 95

Index Circ. 

No. No.

526 279 White, M. G. and Stevens, J. M., 1953, Reconnaissance for radioactive deposits in the Ruby-Poorman and Nixon-Fork 

districts, west central Alaska, 1949. (363, 380)

527 281 Curtis, Diane and Houser, S. S., 19E3, Bibliography of U. S. 

Geological Survey Trace Elements and related reports.

528 286 Vickers, R. C., 1953, An occurrence of autunite, Lawrence County, 

S. Dak.

529 290 Christman, R. A., Heyman, A. M., Dellwig, L. F., and Gott, G. 

B., 1953, Thorium investigations, 1950-1952, Wet Mountains, 

Colo.

530 291 Duncan, D. C., 1953, A uranium bearing rhyolitic tuff deposit 

near Coaldale, Esmeralda County, Nev. (351)

531 294 Pierson, C. T. and Singewald, Q. D., 1953, Results of reconnaissance for radioactive minerals in parts of the Alma 

district, Park County, Colo.

532 297 Swanson, R. W., McKelvey, V. E., and Sheldon, R. P., 1953, 

Progress report on investigations of western phosphate 

deposits. (53)

533 300 West, W. S., 1953, Reconnaissance for radioactive deposits in the 

Darby Mountains district, Seward Peninsula, Alaska, 1948. 

(361)

534 301 McKelvey, V. E., Armstrong, F. C., Gulbrandsen, R. A., and 

Campbell, R. M., 1953, Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation in Idaho, 1947-48, part II. (27)

535 302 Cressman, E. R., Wilson, W. H., Tandy, C. W., and Garmoe, W. 

J., 1953, Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation 

in Montana, 1949-50, part I.

536 303 Swanson, R. W., Cressman, E. R., Jones, R. S., and Replogle, B. 

K., 1953, Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation 

In Montana, 1949-50, part II.

537 304 Sheldon, R. P., Warner, M. A., Thompson, M. E., and Peirco, H. 

W., 1953, Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation 

in Idaho, 1949, part I.

538 305 Davidson, D. F., Smart, R. A., Peirce, H. W., and Weiser, J. D., 

1953, Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation in 

Idaho, 1949, part II.

539 306 Cheney, T. M., Smart, R. A., Waring, R. G., and Warner, M. A., 

1953, Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation in 

Utah, 1949-51.

540 307 Sheldon, R. P., Waring, R. G., Warner, M. A., and Smart, R. A., 

1953, Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation in 

Wyoming, 1949-50.

541 309 Griffitts, W. R., 1954, Beryllium resources of the tin-spodumene 

belt, North Carolina.

542 311 Fletcher, M. H., and Warner, E. R., 1954, A fluorimeter for 

solutions. (12, 347, 450)

543 312 Wilmarth, V. R., 1954, Yellow Canary uranium deposits, Daggett 

County, Utah.

544 313 Moore, G. W., and Stephens, J. G., 1954, Reconnaissance for 

uranium-bearing carbonaceous rocks in California and 

adjacent parts of Oregon and Nevada. (429)
96 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index Clrc. 

No. No.

545 316 Wedow, Helmuth, Jr., 1954, Reconnaissance for radioactive 

deposits in the Eagle-Nation area, east-central Alaska, 

1948. (362)

546 317 Moxham, R. M., 1954, Reconnaissance for radioactive deposits 

in the Manley Hot Springs-Rampart district, east-central 

Alaska, 1948.

547 319 White, M. G. and West, W. S., 1954, Reconnaissance for uranium 

in the Lost River area, Seward Peninsula, Alaska, 1951.

548 320 Adams, J. W., Gude, A. J., 3rd, and Beroni, E. P., 1954, Uranium 

occurrences in the Golden Gate Canyon and Ralston Creek 

areas, Jefferson County, Colo. (611)

549 321 Pierson, C. T. and Singewald, Q. D., 1954, Occurrence of uraniumbearing minerals in the St. Kevin district, Lake County, 

Colo.

550 322 Wyant, D. G., 1954, The East Slope No. 2 uranium prospect, 

Piute County, Utah.

551 324 Cheney, T. M., Sheldon, R. P., Waring, R. G., and Warner, 

M. A., 1954, Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation in Wyoming, 1951.

552 325 Sheldon, R. P., Cressman, E. R., Carswell, L. D., and Smart, 

R. A. 1954, Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation in Wyoming, 1952.

553 326 Peterson, J. A., Gosman, R. F., and Swanson, R. W., 1954, 

Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation in 

Montana, 1951.

554 327 Smart, R. A., Waring, R. G., Cheney, T. M., and Sheldon, R. P., 

1954, Stratigraphic sections of the Phosphoria formation in 

Idaho, 1950-51.

555 328 West, W. S., 1954, Reconnaissance for radioactive deposits in 

the lower Yukon-Kuskokwim region, Alaska, 1952. (408)

556 330 Kinser, C. A., 1954, The model VI transmission fluorimeter for 

the determination of uranium. (433)

557 331 Wedow, Helmuth, Jr., Killeen, P. L., Matzko, J. J., and White, 

M. G., 1954, Reconnaissance for radioactive deposits in 

eastern interior Alaska, 1946.

558 334 Zeller, H. D. and Baltz, E. H., Jr., 1954, Uranium-bearing 

copper deposits in the Coyote District, Mora County, 

N. Mex. (430)

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936 Strategic minerals investigations, 1942. 

(Issued only in separate chapters)

559 (p) Fischer, R. P., 1942, Vanadium deposits of Colorado

and Utah, a preliminary report. (Out of print.) 

982 Contributions to economic geology, 1952. 

(Issued only in separate chapters)

560 (d) Adams, J. W., 1953, Beryllium deposits of the Mt.

Antero region, Chaffee County, Colo. 15fi
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 97

Index Bull.

No. No,

988 Contributions to the geology of uranium, 1952. 

(Issued only in separate chapters)

561 (a) Fischer, R. P. and Hilpert, L. S., 1952, Geology of the

Uravan mineral belt. 35£ (8)

562 (b) Weir, D. B. 1952, Geologic guides to prospecting for

carnotite deposits on Colorado Plateau. 15£

563 (c) Staatz, M. H. and Bauer, H. L., Jr., 1953, Uranium in

the East Walker River area, Lyon County, Nev. 35fi

564 (d) Thompson, M. E., 1953, Distribution of uranium in

rich phosphate beds of the Phosphoria formation.. 

15£ (274, 372)

565 (e) Gott, G. B. and Hill, J. W., 1953, Radioactivity in

some oil fields of southeastern Kansas. $1.00

566 (f) Roberts, W. A. and Gude, A. J., 3rd., 1953, Uraniumbearing deposits west of Clancy, Jefferson County,. 

Mont. 45£ (41)

567 (g) Roberts, W. A. and Gude, A. J., 3rd., 1953, Geology

of the area adjacent to the Free Enterprise mine, 

Jefferson County, Mont. $1.50

568 (h) Trites, A. F., Jr., and Tooker, E. W., 1953, Uranium

and thorium deposits in east-central Idaho, southwestern Montana. 35£ (273)

569 (i) Nelson, J. M., 1953, Prospecting for uranium with

car-mounted equipment. 15£ (261)

570 992 Brannock, W. W., and others, 1953, Contributions to Geochemistry, 1949. 65fi (Issued in one volume)

Pt. 2. Cuttitta, Frank, A photometric method for the estimation of the oil yield of oil shale, p. 15-31. (6, 279, 376)

Pt. 3. Cuttitta, Frank, A volumetric method for the estimation 

of the oil yield of oil shale, p. 33-37. (290)

Pt. 4. Grimaldi, F. S. and Levine, Harry, The fluorimetric 

determination of aluminum in phosphate rock with 

8-hydroxyquinoline, p. 39-48.

Pt. 5. Randolph, R. B. and Grimaldi, F. S., The determination 

of phosphorus in rocks containing vanadium, p. 49-55.

571 1005 Thurston, W. R., Staatz, M. H., Cox, D. C., and others, 1954, 

Fluorspar deposits of Utah. $1.25

572 1006 Grimaldi, F. S., May, Irving, Fletcher, M. H., and Titcomb, 

Jane, editors, 1954, Collected papers on methods of analysis 

for uranium and thorium developed by the U. S. Geological 

Survey. $1.00 (Issued in one volume)

Pt. 1. Grimaldi, F. S., May, Irving, Fletcher, M. H., and 

Titcomb, Jane, Summary of methods of analysis for 

the determination of uranium and thorium, p. 1-9. 

Pt. 2. Foster, M. D., Stevens, R. E., Grimaldi, F. S., Schlecht, 

W. G., and Fleischer, Michael, Methods for the 

complete decomposition of rock and ore samples to be 

analyzed for very small amounts of uranium and 

thorium, p. 11-15. (251)
98 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index ~ Bull.

No. ill No.

572 | 1006 Pt. 3. Grimaldi, F. S., The Geological Survey cupferron 

precipitation-extraction method for the determination 

of very small amounts of uranium in naturally occurring materials, p. 17-27. (253)

Pt. 4. Foster, M. D. and Stevens, R. E., The Geological 

Survey carbonate-phosphate-peroxide method for 

the determination of very small amounts of uranium 

in naturally occurring materials, p. 29-36. (252) 

Pt. 5. Grimaldi, F. S., Elimination of interference by nickel 

in the determination of uranium by means of zinc 

amalgam reductors, p. 37-41. (248)

Pt. 6. Grimaldi, F. S. and Levine, Harry, The visual fluorimetric determination of uranium in low-grade ores, 

p. 43-48. (14, 260)

Pt. 7. Grimaldi, F. S., A volumetric filtering pipette, p. 49-50. 

Pt. 8. Fletcher, M. H., A study of critical factors in the 

"direct" fluo rime trie determination of uranium, p. 

51-68. (267, 368).

Pt. 9. Grimaldi, F. S., Ward, F. N., and Fuyat, R. K., A 

direct fluorimetric method for the determination of 

small amounts of uranium in the field and laboratory, 

p. 69-75. (266)

Pt. 10. Fletcher, M. H. and May, Irving, An improved fluorimeter for the determination of uranium in fluoride 

melts, p. 77-83. (9, 269, 366)

Pt. 11. Fletcher, M. H., May, Irving, and Slavin, Morris, A 

transmission fluorimeter for use in the fluorimetric 

method of analysis for uranium, p. 85-92. (11) 

Pt. 12. Fletcher, M. H., May, Irving, and Anderson, J. W., 

The design of the Model V transmission fluorimeter, 

p. 93-95. (10, 272, 370)

Pt. 13. May, Irving and Fletcher, M. H., A battery-powered 

fluorimeter for the determination of uranium, p. 

97-104. (371)

Pt. 14. Grimaldi, F. S. and Guttag, Norma S., Short routine 

direct method for the fluorimetric determination of 

uranium in phosphate rocks, p. 105-109.

Pt. 15. Guttag, Norma S. and Grimaldi, F. S., Fluorimetric 

determination of uranium in shales, lignites, and 

monazites after alkali carbonate separation, p. 

111-119. (280, 377)

Pt. 16. Rowe, J. J., Noninterference of arsenate ion in the 

volumetric determination of uranium using the Jones 

reductor, p. 121-124. (453)

Pt. 17. Smith, A. P. and Grimaldi, F. S., The fluorimetric determination of uranium in nonsaline and saline 

waters, p. 125-131. (283)
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 99

Index Bull.

No. No.

572 1006 Pt. 18. Grimaldi, F. S. and Fairchild, J. G., The Geological

Survey phosphate-fluoride-iodate method for the 

determination of very small amounts of thorium in 

naturally occurring materials, p. 133-152. (255)

Pt. 19. Fahey, J. J. and Foster, M. D., The Geological Survey 

carbonate-iodate-iodine method for the determination of small amounts of thorium in naturally occurring materials, p. 153-167. (254)

Pt. 20. Grimaldi, F. S. and Warshaw, C. M., The determination 

of thorium in high-grade and low-grade ores, p. 

169-176. (259)

Pt. 21. Levine, Harry and Grimaldi, F. S., Mesityl oxide extraction method for thorium analysis, p. 177-184. 

(267, 364)

1009 Contributions to the geology of uranium, 1953. (Issued only in 

separate chapters)

573 (a) Wilmarth, V. R. and Johnson, D. H., 1954, Uranophane 

at Silver Cliff mine near Lusk, Wyo. 40£ (749)

574 (b) Weeks, A. D. and Thompson, M. E., 1954, Identification 

and occurrence of uranium and vanadium minerals from 

the Colorado Plateaus. 250 (426)

575 (c) Lovering, T. G., 1954, Radioactive deposits of Nevada. 20£

576 (d) Thompson, M. E., 1954, Further studies of the distribution 

of uranium in rich phosphate beds of the Phosphoria 

formation. 15j5 (307, 404)

577 1011 Thurston, W. R., 1954, Pegmatites of the Crystal Mountain district, Larimer County, Colo. (In press, 1954) (58)

1015 Contributions to economic geology, 1954. (Issued only in 

separate chapters)

578 (c) Sheridan, D. M., 1954, Geology of the High Climb pegmatite, Custer County, S. Dak. (In press, 1954)

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579 227 Hanley, J. B., Heinrich, E. W., and Page, L. R., 1950, Pegmatite investigations in Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah, 

1942-44. $1.50

580 261 Olson, J. C., Shawe, D. R., Pray, L. C., and Sharp, W. N., 1954, 

Rare-earth mineral deposits of the Mountain Pass district, 

San Bernardino County, Calif. (Includes, Shawe, D. R. 

Thorium resources of the Mountain Pass district, California.) 

(In press, 1954.)

581 265 Staatz, M. H. and Trites, A. F., Jr., 1954, Geology of the Quartz 

Creek pegmatite district, Gunnison County, Colo. (In 

press, 1954.) (44)

319833 55-
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TJ. 8. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OIL AND GAS MAPS AND 

MINERALS INVESTIGATIONS PRELIMINARY MAPS AND 

REPORTS

Maps of areas East of the Mississippi River may be ordered from 

the Geological Survey, Washington 25, D. C. Maps of areas West 

of the Mississippi River may be ordered from the Geological Survey, 

Denver Federal Center, Denver, Colo. Some maps are available for 

over-the-counter sale at public inquiries offices, 468 New Customhouse, Denver, Colo.; 504 Federal Building, Salt Lake City, Utah; 

807 Post Office and Courthouse, Los Angeles, Calif.; and Room 724, 

Appraisers Bldg., San Francisco, Calif.

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No.

582 Baker, A. A., 1946, Areal geologic map of Green River Desert-Cataract 

Canyon Region, Emery, Wayne, and Garfield Counties, Utah: U. S. 

Geol. Survey Oil and Gas Inv. Prelim. Map 55. 40$!.

583 Fischer, R. P., 1944, Vanadium region of southwestern Colorado and 

southeastern Utah: U. S. Geol. Survey Strategic Minerals Inv. 

Prelim. Map (with text). (2d edition, 1949, Strategic Minerals 

Inv. Prelim. Map 3-226.) 30^.

584 Fischer, R. P., Stokes, W. L., and Smith, L. E., 1944, Geology of the 

Rifle Creek vanadium area, Garfield County, Colo.: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Strategic Minerals Inv. Prelim. Rept. (Mimeographed, 

limited distribution.)

585 Huddle, J. W. and McCann, F. T., 1947, Geologic map of the Duchesne 

River area, Wasatch and Duchesne Counties, Utah: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Prelim. Oil and Gas Map No. 75. 60}S.

586 Huddle, J. W., Mapel, W. J., and McCann, F. T., 1951, Geology of the 

Moon Lake area, Duchesne County, Utah: U. S. Geol. Survey Oil 

and Gas Map Series, OM-115. 50j5.

587 Hunt, C. B., Averitt, Paul, Miller, R. L., Bowles, E., Bates, R. E., 

Goldman, M. I., and Simmons, W. W., 1952, Geologic map of the 

Henry Mountains region, Utah: U. S. Geol. Survey Oil and Gas Map 

Series, OM-131. $1.00.

588 Kinney, D. M., 1951, Geology of the Uinta River and Brush CreekDiamond Mountain area, Duchesne and Uintah Counties, Utah: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Oil and Gas Map Series, OM-123. 750.

589 Love, J. D., Henbest, L. G., and Denson, N. M., 1953, Stratigraphy and 

paleontology of Paleozoic rocks, Hartville area, eastern Wyoming: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Oil and Gas Inv. Chart 44. 2 sheets. $1.00 

per set.

590 Sharp, W. N. and Pray, L. C., 1952, Geologic map of bastnaesite deposits 

of the Birthday claims, San Bernardino County, Calif.: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Mineral Investigations Field Studies Map 4. 75£.

591 Stokes, W. L. and Phoenix, D. A., 1948, Geology of the Egnar-Gypsum 

Valley area, San Miguel and Montrose Counties, Colo.: U. S. Geol. 

Survey Oil and Gas Inv. Prelim. Map 93. 50$.

592 Stokes, W. L., Russell, R. T., Fischer, R. P., and Butler, A. P., Jr., 1945, 

Geologic map of the Gateway area, Mesa County, Colo., and adjoining part of Grand County, Utah: U. S. Geol. Survey Strategic 

Minerals Inv. Prelim. Map 3-173 (with text). 25j5.

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No.

593 Strobell, J. D., Jr., Geology of the Carrizo Mountains area in northeastern Arizona and northwestern New Mexico: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Oil and Gas Inv. Map Series, OM-160 (maps and text). (In press, 

1954.) (457, 458, 459, 460, 461, 462, 463, 464, 465)

GEOLOGIC QUADRANGLE MAPS

[Geologic Quadrangle maps may be purchased, flat or folded, from the U. 8. Geological Survey, Washington

25, D. O., at the price indicated.] 

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No.

594 Anderson Mesa, Montrose and San Miguel Counties, Colo., Geology of, 

by F. W. Cater, Jr., with a section on "The Mines" by C. F. Withington. (In press.)

595 Atkinson Creek, Montrose County, Colo., Geology of, by E. J. McKay. 

(In press.)

596 Bull Canyon, Montrose and San Miguel Counties, Colo., Geology of, by 

F. W. Cater, Jr. 1954: GQ-33. $1.00

597 Calamity Mesa, Mesa County, Colo., Geology of, by F. W. Cater, Jr., 

with a section on "The Mines" by H. K. Stager. (In press.)

598 Davis Mesa, Montrose County, Colo., Geology of, by F. W. Cater, Jr., 

with a section on "The Mines" by Leonid Bryner. (In press.)

599 Egnar, Dolores and San Miguel Counties, Colo., Geology of, by F. W. 

Cater, Jr., with a section on "The Mines" by A. L. Bush and Henry 

Bell, III. (In press.)

600 Gateway, Mesa County, Colo., Geology of, by F. W. Cater, Jr. (In 

press.)

601 Gypsum Gap, San Miguel County, Colo., Geology of, by F. W. Cater, Jr. 

(In press.)

602 Hamm Canyon, San Miguel County, Colo., Geology of, by F. W. Cater, 

Jr. (In press.)'

603 Horse Range Mesa, San Miguel County, Colo., Geology of, by F. W. 

Cater, Jr., with a section on "The Mines" by A. L. Bush, Henry 

Bell, III, and C. F. Withington. (In press.)

604 Joe Davis Hill, Dolores and San Miguel Counties, Colo., Geology of, by 

F. W. Cater, Jr., with a section on "The Mines" by Henry Bell, III. 

(In press.)

605 Juanita Arch, Mesa County, Colo., Geology of, by E. M. Shoemaker. 

(In press.)

606 Naturita NW, Montrose and San Miguel Counties, Colo., Geology of, by 

F. W. Cater, Jr., with a section on "The Mines" by J. D. Vogel. 

(In press.)

607 Paradox, Montrose County, Colo., Geology of, by C. F. Withington. 

(In press.)

608 Pine Mountain, Mesa County, Colo., Geology of, by F. W. Cater, Jr. 

(In press.)

609 Red Canyon, Montrose County, Colo., Geology of, by E. J. McKay, 

with a section on "The Mines" by D. A. Jobin. (In press.)

610 Uravan, Montrose County, Colo., Geology of, by F. W. Cater, Jr., 

A. P. Butler, Jr., and E. J. McKay, with a section on "The Mines" 

by R. L. Boardman. (In press.)
102 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES 

PUBLICATIONS IN SCIENTIFIC JOURNALS

[Exclusive of Nuclear Science Abstracts. Publications are listed alphabetically by authors and if an author

has written more than one report, chronologically.] 

Index 

No.

611 Adams, J. W., 1953, Uranium in the Golden Gate Canyon and Ralston 

Creek areas, Jefferson County, Colo. (abs.): Geol. Soc. America 

Bull., v. 64, p. 1539. (548)

612 Altschuler, Z. S., Cisney, E. A., and Barlow, I. H., 1952, X-ray evidence 

of the nature of the carbonate-apatites (abs.): Geol. Soc. America 

Bull., v. 63, p. 1230; 1953, (abs.) Proc. 19th Int. Geol. Congress, 

llth Section, Alger, p. 9.

613 Armstrong, F. C., 1952, Pitchblende deposits on Quartz Hill, Central 

City district, Gilpin County, Colo. (abs.): Econ. Geology, v. 47, 

p. 767-768; 1952 (abs.), Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 63, p. 1232.

614 Axelrod, J. M., Grimaldi, F. S., Milton, Charles, and Murata, K. J., 

1951, The uranium minerals from the Hillside mine, Yavapai County, 

Ariz.: Am. Mineralogist, v. 36, p. 1-22.

615 Bales, W. E., Bell, Henry, III, and Wilmarth, V. R., 1953, Uraniumvanadium deposits near Edgemont, Fall River County, S. Dak. 

(abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 64, p. 1540.

616 Becraft, G. E., 1953, Uranium deposits in the northern part of the Boulder 

Batholith (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 64, p. 1540.

617 Becraft, G. E. and Rosenblum, Samuel, 1953, Petrographic features of 

the northeastern part of the Boulder Batholith (abs.): Geol. Soc. 

America Bull., v. 64, p. 1540.

618 Berman, Joseph, 1951, Studies of metamict minerals (I): Methods and 

procedures (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 62, p. 1422.

619 1952, Studies of metamict minerals (II): Re-examination of 

fergusonite (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 63, p. 1235.

620 Berman, Robert, 1953, A nomogram for obtaining percent composition 

by weight from mineral-grain counts: Jour. Sed. Petrology, v. 23, 

p. 120-123. (402)

621 Bracken, J. T. and Senftle, F. E., 1954, Change of the isotopic abundance 

ratio within a sphere due to diffusion: Jour. Applied Physics, v. 25, 

p. 267-268.

622 Cannon, H. L., 1952, The effect of uranium-vanadium deposits on the 

vegetation of the Colorado Plateau: Am. Jour. Sci., v. 250, p. 

735-770.

623 1954, Botanical methods of prospecting for uranium: Mining 

Engineering, v. 6, p. 217-220.

624 Cannon, R. S., Jr., 1950, Nature of ore-lead (abs.): Geol. Soc. America 

Bull., v. 61, p. 1448.

625 Cathcart, J. B., 1950, Notes on the land-pebble phosphate deposit of 

Florida: in Snyder, F. G., ed., Symposium on Mineral Resources of 

the Southeastern United States (1949 proc.), Knoxville, Univ. Tenn, 

Press, p. 132-151.

626 Cathcart, J. B., Blade, L. V., Davidson, D. F., and Ketner, K. B., 1953, 

The geology of the Florida land-pebble phosphate deposits: in Proc. 

19th Int. Geol. Congress, Alger, p. 77-91. (1, 396)

627 Cathcart, J. B., and Davidson, D. F., 1952, Distribution and origin of 

phosphate in the land-pebble phosphate district of Florida (abs.): 

Econ. Geology, v. 47, p. 127. (292)
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 103

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No.

628 Cathcart, J. B. and Houser, F. N., 1950, Development and distribution of 

leached rock in the land-pebble phosphate district, Florida (abs.): 

Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 61, p. 1449.

629 Christ, C. L., Clark, J. R., and Evans, H. T., Jr., 1953, The crystal 

structure of KVOs-H2 0: Jour. Chem. Physics, v. 21, p. 114,

630 Christ, C. L., Dwornik, E. J., and Tischler, M. S., 1954, Crystalline regions 

in metamict minerals: Science, v. 119, p. 513.

631 Conant, L. C., 1953, Shallow-water origin of the Chattanooga shale (abs.): 

Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 64, p. 1529-1530. (4, 387)

632 Cook, K. L., coordinated by, 1954, Annual review, Geophysics: Mining 

Engineering, v. 6, p. 184-189.

633 Craig, L. C. and Holmes, C. N., 1951, The Morrison formation of the 

Colorado Plateau region, progress report (abs.): Am. Assoc. Petroleum Geologists Bull., v. 35, p. 1108. (282)

634 Cressman, E. R., 1953, Stratigraphy of the Phosphoria formation in part 

of southwestern Montana (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 64, 

p. 1543-1544.

635 Deul, Maurice and Annell, C. S., 1952, The concentration of minor and 

trace elements in ash of low-rank coals from Texas, Colorado, North 

and South Dakota (abs.): Econ. Geology, v. 47, p. 770; 1952 (abs.), 

Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 63, p. 1243.

636 Donnay, Gabrielle, 1953, Roentgenite, 3CeFCO3 -2CaC03, a new mineral: 

Am. Mineralogist, v. 38, p. 868-870.

637 Donnay, Gabrielle and Donnay, J. D. H., 1953, The crystallography of 

bastnaesite, parisite, roentgenite, and synchisite: Am. Mineralogist, 

v. 38, p. 932-963.

638 1953, Tyuyamunite, carnotite, and sengierite (abs.): Geol. Soc. 

America Bull, v. 64, p. 1412-1413.

639 Donnay, J. D. H. and Donnay, Gabrielle, 1954, Syntaxic intergrowths in 

the andorite series: Am. Mineralogist, v. 39, p. 161-171.

640 Erickson, R. L., Gott G. B., Myers, A. T., and Horr, C. A., 1953, Association of uranium and other metals with crude oils, asphalts, and 

petroliferous rocks (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 64, p. 1505- 

1506. (472)

641 Evans, H. T., Jr., and Block, Stanley, 1953, Crystal structure of KVO, 

(abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 64, p. 1419.

642 1953, The crystal structure of montroseite, a vanadium member 

of the diaspore group: Am. Mineralogist, v. 38, p. 1242-1250. (431)

643 Evans, H. T., Jr., and Mrose, M. E., 1953, Alteration processes in montroseite (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 64, p. 1419.

644 Faul, Henry, 1950, Radioactivity methods: in Jakosky, J. J., ed., Exploration Geophysics, Los Angeles, chapter 10.

645 Faul, Henry, Gott, G. B., Manger, G. E., Mytton, J. W., and Pierce, 

A. P., 1953, Radioactivity of the helium-bearing formations of the 

Texas Panhandle region (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 64, 

p. 1420-1421. (473)

646 Faul, Henry and Tittle, C. W., 1951, Logging of drill holes by the neutron, 

gamma method, and gamma-ray scattering: Geophysics, v. 16, p. 

260-276.
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No.

647 Finch, W. L., 1953, Distribution of uranium deposits in the Shinarump 

conglomerate of the Colorado Plateau (abs.): Econ. Geology, v. 48, 

p. 619; (abs.) 1953, Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 64, p. 1422. (318, 

422)

648 Fischer, R. P., 1947, Deposits of vanadium-bearing sandstone: in Vanderwilt, J. W., Mineral resources of Colorado, p. 451-456, Colo. Min. 

Res. Board.

649 1949, Federal exploration for carnotite ore: Colo. Min. Assoc., 

special publication, Denver, Colo.

650 1950, Uranium-bearing sandstone deposits of the Colorado Plateau: Econ. Geology, v. 45, p. 1-11.

651 Fischer, R. P., Haff, J. C., and Rominger, J. F., 1947, Vanadium deposits 

near Plaeerville, San Miguel County, Colo.: Colo. Sci. Soc. Proc., 

v. 15, p. 115-134.

652 Fleischer, Michael and Rabbitt, J. C., 1952, Geochemistry: Ann. Rev. 

Nuclear Sci. 1, p. 465-478.

653 Fletcher, M. H. and Milkey, R. G., 1954, Contributions to the chemistry 

of thorium and morin: Sci., v. 119, p. 445-446.

654 Frondel, Clifford, 1953, Hydroxyl substitution in thorite and zircon: 

Am. Mineralogist, v. 38, p. 1007-1018. (421)

655 Frondel, J. W., 1951, Studies of uranium minerals (VII): Zeunerite: 

Am. Mineralogist, v. 36, p. 249-255.

656 Frondel, J. W. and Cuttitta, Frank, 1952, Studies of uranium minerals 

(XII): The status of billietite and becquerelite (abs.) Geol. Soc. 

America Bull., v. 63, p. 1253; 1953, Am. Mineralogist, v. 38, p. 

1019-1024. (412)

657 Garrels, R. M., 1953, Some thermodynamic relations among the vanadium 

oxides, and their relation to the oxidation state of the uranium ores 

of the Colorado Plateau: Am. Mineralogist, v. 38, p. 1251-1265; 

(abs.) 1953, Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 64, p. 1426.

658 Gillerman, Elliot, 1952, Uranium deposits in the Blackhawk district, 

Grant County, N. Mex. (abs.): Econ. Geology, v. 47, p. 770; (abs.) 

1952, Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 63, p. 1254.

659 1952, Uranium deposits of the White Signal district, New Mexico 

(abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 63, p. 1329.

660 Gott, G. B., Wyant, D. G., and Beroni, E. P., 1951, Uranium in black 

shales, lignites, and limestones in the United States (abs.): Geol. 

Soc. America Bull., v. 62, p. 1535. (19, 506, 671, 672, 733, 750, 751)

661 Grimaldi, F. S. and White, C. E., 1953, Quercetin as a colorimetric reagent for determination of zirconium: Anal. Chemistry, v. 25, p. 

1886-1890; (abs.) 1954, NSA, v. 8, p. 121.

662 Hanley, J. B., 1951, Economic geology of the Rincon pegmatites, San 

Diego County, Calif.: Calif. State Div. Mines Special Rept. 7B. 35j5.

663 Harrison, J. E., 1953, Relation between fracture pattern and hypogene 

zoning in the Freeland-Lamartine district, Clear Creek County, 

Colo. (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 64, p. 1431.

664 Hewett, D. F. and Glass, J. J., Two uranium-bearing pegmatite bodies 

in San Bernardino County, Calif.: Am. Mineralogist, v. 38, p. 1040- 

1050.

665 Holmes, C. N., 1950, The effect of the Uncompahgre uplift on the Mesozoic sedimentary rocks of Colorado (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., 

v. 61, p. 1470.
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 105

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No.

666 Holser, W. T., 1953, Beryllium minerals in the Victorio Mountains, 

Luna County, N. Mex.: Am. Mineralogist, v. 38, p. 599-611.

667 Holser, W. T., Warner, L. A., Wilmarth, V. R., and Cameron, E. N., 

1951, Notes on the geochemistry of beryllium (abs.): Geol. Soc. 

American Bull., v. 62, p. 1450.

668 Honkala, F. S., 1953, Phosphatic rocks in the Centennial Range, MontanaIdaho (abs.): Geol. Soc. American Bull., v. 64, p. 1547. (17, 419)

669 Huleatt, W. P., 1952, Wagon-drill sampling by U. S. Geological Survey: 

Eng. Min. Jour., v. 153, p. 82-83.

670 Ingerson, Earl, 1954, Geochemical work of the Geochemistry and Petrology Branch, U. S. Geological Survey: Geochimica et Cosmochimica 

Acta, v. 5, p. 20-39, London, Pergamon Press, Ltd.

671 Kaiser, E. P. and Page, L. R., 1951, Distribution of uranium deposits in 

the United States (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 62, p. 1537. 

(19, 506, 660, 672, 733, 750, 751)

672 King, R. U. and Moore, F. B., 1951, Pitchblende deposits in the United 

States (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 62, p. 1537. (19, 506, 

660, 671, 733, 750, 751)

673 King, R. U., Moore, F. B., and Leonard, B. F., 1952, Uranium in metalmining districts of Colorada (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., 

v. 63, p. 1335. (503)

674 Koschmann, A. H., 1951, Relation of the work of the Geologic Division, 

U. S. Geological Survey, to the mining industry in Colorado: Mining 

Yearbook, Colo. Min. Assoc., Denver, Colo., p. 33-36.

675 Krauskpof, K. B., 1952, Control of trace-element concentrations in sea 

water (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 63, p. 1336.

676 Kummel, Bernhard, 1950, Triassic stratigraphy of the area around the 

Green River Basin, Wyo.: Wyo. Geol. Assn. Guidebook, p. 28-36.

677 Larsen, E. S., Jr., Fletcher, M. H., and Cisney, E. A., 1952, Strontian 

apatite: Am. Mineralogist, v. 37, p. 656-659.

678 Larsen, E. S., Jr., Keevil, N. B., and Harrison, H. C., 1952, A method of 

determining the age of igneous rocks using the accessory minerals: 

Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 63, p. 1045-1052.

679 Larsen, E. S., Jr., Waring, C. L., and Berman, Joseph, 1953, Zoned zircon 

from Oklahoma: Am. Mineralogist, v. 38, p. 1118-1125.

680 Laurence, R. A., 1950, Geologic investigations and exploration in southeastern United States: in Proc. symposium on mineral resources of 

the southeastern United States, Knoxville, Univ. of Tenn. Press, 

p. 1-8.

681 Leonard, B. F., 1952, Relation of pitchblende deposits to hypogene 

zoning in the Front Range mineral belt, Colorado (abs.): Eeon. 

Geology, v. 47, p. 773; (abs.) 1952, Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 63, 

p. 1274.

682 Levine, Harry, Rowe, J. J., and Grimaldi, F. S., 1954, the molybdenum 

blue reaction and the determination of phosphorus in waters containing arsenic, silicon, and germanium (abs.): Sci., v. 119, p.327-328.

683 McKee, E. D. and Weir, G. W., 1953, Terminology for stratification 

and cross-stratification in sedimentary rock: Geol. Soc. America 

Bull., v. 64,"p/381-390. (399)
106 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index

No.

684 McKelvey, V. E., 1949, Geological studies of the western phosphate field: 

Am. Inst. Min. Met. Eng., Mining Trans., v. 184, p. 270-279.

685 1953, Search for uranium in the western states (abs.): Am. Assoc. 

Petroleum Geologists Bull., v. 37, p. 2614. (382)

686 McKelvey, V. E., Cathcart, J. B., Altschuler, Z. S., Swanson, R. W., and 

Lutz, Katharine, 1953, Domestic phosphate deposits: in Soil and 

fertilizer phosphorus in crop nutrition, v. IV of Agronomy, p. 347-376, 

New York, Academic Press, Inc. (25, 401)

687 MeKelvey, V. E. and Nelson, J. M., 1950, Characteristics of marine 

uranium-bearing sedimentary rocks: Econ. Geology, v. 45, p. 35-53.

688 McKelvey, V. E., Page, L. R., Fischer, R. P., and Butler, A. P., Jr., 1952, 

Uranium deposits in the United States (abs.): Econ. Geology, v. 47, 

p. 125.

689 McKelvey, V. E., Swanson, R. W., and Sheldon, R. P., 1953, The Permian 

phosphorite deposits of western United States: in Proc. 19th Int. 

Geol. Congress, llth Section, Alger, p. 45-64. (30, 395)

690 Mackin, J. H. and Schmidt, D. L., 1953, Placer deposits of radioactive 

minerals in Valley County, Idaho (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., 

v. 64, p. 1549. (31)

691 Malde, H. E., 1954, Serpentine pipes at Garnet Ridge, Ariz. (abs.): 

Sci., v. 119, p. 618.

692 Manger, G. E., Gates, G. L., and Cadigan, R. A., 1954, Progress report, 

Original-state core studies (abs.): Am. Geophys. Union, Trans, 

v. 35, p. 381-382.

693 Mertie, J. B., Jr., 1953, Monazite deposits of the southeastern Atlantic 

states (abs.): Econ. Geology, v. 48, p. 330.

694 Meyrowitz, Robert, 1952, A new series of immersion liquids: Am. Mineralogist, v. 37, p. 853-856. (454)

695 Meyrowitz, Robert, and Larsen, E. S., Jr., 1950, Immersion liquids of 

high refractive index (abs.): Geol. Soc. Am. Bull., v. 61, p. 1486; 

1951, Am. Mineralogist, v. 36, p. 746-750.

696 Milkey, R. G., 1952, A theoretical treatment of the absorption characteristics of the dithizone mixed-color system: Anal. Chemistry, v. 24, 

p, 1675-1676. (298, 386)

697 Moore, F. B. and Cavender, W. S., 1952, The pitchblende deposit at the 

Caribou mine, Boulder, Colo. (abs.): Econ. Geology, v. 47, p. 775; 

(abs.) 1952, Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 63, p. 1281.

698 Mullens, T. E. and Freeman, V. L., 1952, A lithofacies study of the Salt 

Wash sandstone member of the Morrison formation (abs.): Geol. 

Soc. America Bull., v. 63, p. 1340.

699 Murata, K. J., Cisney, E. A., Stieff, L. R., and Zworykin, E. V., 1950, 

Hydration and base-exchange properties of carnotite, tyuyamunite, 

and related compounds (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 61, 

p. 1489.

700 Myers, A. T. and Barnett, P. R., 1953, Contamination of rock samples 

during grinding as determined spectrographically: Am. Jou. of Sci., 

v. 251, p. 814-830. (281)

701 Neuerburg, G. J. and Gottfried, David, 1954, Age determinations of the 

San Gabriel anorthosite massif, California: Geol. Soc. America 

Bull., v. 65, p. 465.
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 107

Index

No.

702 Olson, J. C., 1950, Feldspar and associated pegmatite minerals in New 

Hampshire: Part 14 of a Mineral Resource Survey, N. H. State 

Plan, and Devel. Commission.

703 Olson, J. C. and Sharp, W. N., 1951, Geologic setting of the Mountain 

Pass bastnaesite deposits, San Bernardino County, Calif, (abs.): 

Geol. Soc. America Bull., 62, p. 1467.

704 Page, L. R., 1950, Beryllium in Colorado: The 1950 Mining Yearbook, 

Colo. Min. Assoc., Denver, Colo., p. 37-39.

705 1950, Uranium in pegmatites: Econ. Geology, v. 45, p. 12-34.

706 Phair, George and Levine, Harry, 1952, Notes on the differential leaching 

of uranium, radium, and lead from pitchblende in H2SOi solutions 

(abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 63, p. 1290; 1953, Econ. Geology, 

v. 48, p. 358-369. (304, 394)

707 Phair, George and Shimamoto, K. O., 1952, Hydrothermal uranothorite 

in fluorite breccias from the Blue Jay mine, Jamestown, Boulder 

County, Colo.: Am. Mineralogist, v. 37, p. 659-666. (38, 276, 373)

708 Pierson, C. T., Burbank, W. S., and Singewald, Q. D., 1952, Some uranium 

occurrences in the central and southwestern parts of the Colorado 

mineral belt (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 63, p. 1368.

709 Rove, O. N., 1952, A review of mining geology; Min. Eng., v. 4, p. 140-143.

710 Senftle, F. E., 1953, Effect of diffusion on the natural isotopic abundance 

ratios (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 64, p. 1472.

711 Sharp, W. N. and Cavender, W. S., 1953, Thorium deposits of the Lemhi 

Pass district, Lemhi County, Idaho, and Beaverhead County, 

Mont, (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 64, p. 1555.

712 Shoemaker, E. M., 1951, Internal structure of the Sinbad Valley-Fischer 

Valley salt anticline, Colorado and Utah (abs.): Geol. Soc. America 

Bull., v. 62, p. 1478.

713 1953, Collapse origin of the diatremes of the Navajo-Hopi reservation (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 64, p. 1514.

714 Shoemaker, E. M. and Newman, W. L., 1953, Ute Mountains, a laccolithic feature in southwestern Colorado (abs.): Geol. Soc. America 

Bull., v. 64, p. 1555.

715 Silverman, S. R., Fuyat, R. K., and Weiser, J. D., 1952, Quantitative 

determination of calcite associated with carbonate-bearing apatites: 

Am. Mineralogist, v. 37, p. 211-222. (43, 268, 365)

716 Sims, P. K. and Phair, George, 1953, Some features of the pitchblende 

deposit at the Copper King mine, Larimer County, Colo. (abs.): 

Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 64, p. 1555-1556. (313, 413)

717 Staatz, M. H. and Bauer, H. L., Jr., 1952, Uraniferous fluorspar pipes and 

veins in the Thomas Range of Juab County, Utah (abs.): Geol. Soc. 

America Bull., v. 63, p. 1371.

718 Staatz, M. H. and Trites, A. F., Jr., 1950, Relation of type of country 

rock to the shape of granitic pegmatite intrusions (abs.): Geol. Soc. 

America Bull., v. 61, p. 1505-1506.

719 Stead, F. W., 1949, Prospecting for uranium with portable Geiger-Miiller 

equipment: in Report of Upper Peninsula of Michigan Mineral 

Industries Conference, Mich. Coll. Min. and Technology, Houghton, 

Michigan, p. 27-28.

720 1950, Airborne radioactivity surveying speeds uranium prospecting: Eng. Min. Jour., v. 151, p. 74-76.
108 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index 

No.

721 Stead, F. W., 1950, Equipment for uranium prospecting (abs.): Elec. 

Engineering, v. 69, p. 254.

722 Stead, F. W. and Davis, F. J., 1952, Development and application of 

airborne radioactivity surveying (abs.): Econ. Geology, v. 47, p. 126.

723 Stead, F. W., Moxham, R. M., and Davis, F. J., 1953, Progress in airborne radioactivity surveying (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 

64, p. 1477.

724 Stern, T. W. and Weeks, A. D., 1952, Second occurrence of bayleyite in 

the United States: Am. Mineralogist, v. 37, p. 1058-1060. (388)

725 Stieff, L. R. and Stern, T. W., 1952, The identification and lead-uranium 

ratio ages of massive uraninites from the Shinarump conglomerate, 

Utah: (abs): Chem. Abstracts, v. 46, no. 17, p. 7943; 1952, Science, 

v. 115, p. 706-708.

726 1952, Lead-uranium ages of some uraninites from Triassic to 

Jurassic sedimentary rocks of the Colorado Plateau (abs.): Geol. 

Soc. America Bull., v. 63, p. 1299. (418)

727 1952, The preparation of nuclear track plates and stripping films 

for the study of radioactive minerals: Am. Mineralogist, v. 37, p. 

184-196. (48)

728 1953, Isotopic composition of lead in lead minerals from the 

Colorado Plateaus (abs.): Geol, Soc. America Bull., v. 64, p. 1478- 

1479.

729 Stieff, L. R., Stem, T. W., and Milkey, R. G., 1952, A preliminary determination of the age of some Colorado Plateau uranium ores by the 

lead-uranium and lead-lead ratio methods (abs.): Econ. Geology, 

v. 47, p. 123.

730 Stokes, W. L., 1948, Geology of the Utah-Colorado salt dome region with 

emphasis on Gypsum Valley, Colo.: Utah Geol. Soc. Guidebook 3.

731 1952, Uranium-vanadium deposits of the Thompsons area, Grand 

County, Utah, with emphasis on the origin of carnotite ores: Utah 

Geol. and Mineralog. Survey Bull. 46, 51 p. $1.00.

732 Stugard, Frederick, Jr., 1952, Two uranium deposits in sandstone, Washington and Kane Counties, Utah (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., 

v. 63, p. 1373.

733 Stugard, Frederick, Jr., Wyant, D. G., and Gude, A. J., 3rd., 1951, 

Secondary uranium deposits in the United States (abs.): Geol. Soc. 

America Bull., v. 62, p. 1542. (19, 506, 660, 671, 672, 750, 751)

734 Swanson, R. W., 1953, Phosphate deposits of Permian age in Montana 

(abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 64, p. 1556-1557.

735 Swanson, V. E., 1953, Uranium in the Chattanooga shale (abs.): Geol. 

Soc. America Bull., v. 64, p. 1481.

736 Thurston, R., H., and Trites, A. F., Jr., 1952, Intrusion breccias of Majuba 

Hill Nev. (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 63, p. 1305.

737 Tittle, C. W., and Faul, Henry, 1950, Thermal neutron absorption cross 

section of silicon: Phys. Rev., v. 80, p. 908.

738 Walker, G. W., 1953, Rosamond uranium prospect, Kern County, Calif.: 

Calif. Div. Mines Special Rept. 37. 25j5

739 Waring, C. L. and Annell, C. S., 1953, A semiquantitative spectrographic 

method for the analysis of minerals, rocks, and ores: Anal. Chemistry, v. 25, p. 1174-1179. (275, 294)
TJ. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 109

Index 

No,

740 Waring, C. L. and Mela, Henry, Jr., 1953, Method for the determination 

of small amounts of rare earths and thorium in phosphate rocks: 

Anal. Chemistry, v. 25, p. 432-435. (299)

741 Waring, C. L. and Worthing, Helen, 1953, A spectrographic method for 

determining trace amounts of lead in zircon and other minerals: Am. 

Mineralogist, v. 38, p. 827-833. (295)

742 Wayland, T. E., 1951, Use of isopachous and related maps in the Florida 

phosphate district: Min. Eng., v. 3, p. 975-979; 1952, Am. Inst. 

Min. Met. Eng. Trans. 1951, v. 190.

743 Weeks, A. D., 1952, Mineralogic studies on the Colorado Plateau (abs.): 

Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 63, p. 1309.

744 Weeks, A. D., Cisney, E. A., and Sherwood, A. M., 1950, Hummeriteand montroseite, two new vanadium minerals from Montrose County,. 

Colo. (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 61, p. 1513.

745 Weeks, A. D., Cisney, E. A., and Sherwood, A. M., 1953, Montroseite, a 

new vanadium oxide from the Colorado Plateaus: Am. Mineralogist, 

v. 38, p. 1235-1241. (427)

746 Weeks, A. D., Thompson, M. E., and Sherwood, A. M., 1954, Navajoite, 

a new vanadium oxide from Arizona (abs.): Science, v. 119, p. 326.

747 Weeks, A. D., Thompson, M. E., and Thompson, R. B., Jr., 1953, Mineral 

associations and types of uranium ores on the Colorado Plateaus 

(abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 64, p. 1489-1490.

748 Weir, G. W., 1951, Cross-lamination in the Salt Wash sandstone member 

of the Morrison formation (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 62, 

p. 1514.

749 Wilmarth, V. R.. 1952, Uranophane deposit at the Silver Cliff mine near 

Lusk, Niobrara County, Wyo. (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 

63, p. 1376. (573).

750 Wilmarth, V. R., Bauer, H. L., Jr., Staatz, M. H., and Wyant, D. G., 

1951, Uranium in fluorite deposits (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., 

v. 62, p. 1543. (19, 506, 660, 671, 672, 733, 751)

751 Wyant, D. G., Beroni, E. P., and Granger, H. C., 1951, Some uranium 

deposits in sandstone (abs.): Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 62, p. 1544. 

(19, 506, 660, 671, 672, 733, 750)

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INDEX OF STATES, AKEAS, AND SUBJECTS

Index No. 

Age determination.

California, San Gabriel anorthosite massif. 701 

Colorado Plateau.

Lead uranium ages of some uraninites. 726 

Lead-uranium and lead-lead ratio

method, by_____._____.._ 729 

Ores--.---.------.----..---_--..... 523

Igneous rocks, method for using accessory

minerals____________._ 678 

Lead-uranium ages of some uraninites,

Colorado Plateau_________ 726 

Lead-uranium and lead-lead ratio method,

Colorado Plateau_______.._ 729 

Method of analysis in treatment of ores,

for Colorado Plateau - ____. _ 301 

Shinarump conglomerate, Utah..__._ 725 

Utah, Shinarump conglomerate---.._.._ 725 

Airborne radioactivity surveys. _ _ 632, 720, 722,723 

Alaska, meters for, in light planes. _. _ 350 

Arizona, Apache County, Carrizo Mountains and Defiance Uplift-__._ 172 

California.

Kern County_____.____.._ 353 

Riverside County.__._____._ 353 

San Bernardino County_____..... 353

Florida-.-.-..-. ............._....... 186

Gulf of Mexico Beach between Sanibel

Island and Caladesi Island..... _ 184

Phosphate, for.. ................... 185,508

Georgia-..-----..-_........._........ 186

New Mexico, McKinley County, Grants

district_____________._ 300 

North Carolina, Atlantic Ocean beach._ 183 

Phosphate, Florida......---.........- 185,508

South Carolina, Atlantic Ocean beach._ 183 

Wyoming.

Campbell County, Pumpkin Buttes

area.._______.________ 234 

Carbon County, Miller Hill area..._ 180 

Crook County, Devil's Tower area_ 162 

Fremont County, Tabernacle Buttes

area.______________._ 181 

Johnson County, Pumpkin Buttes

area._____________._ 234 

Sublette County, Tabernacle Buttes

area.._____________._ 181 

Sweetwater County.

Aspen Mountain area.-...___ 179 

Red Desert area...._........... 339

Uinta County, West Lone Tree area.. 182 

Alabama.

Chambers County.._____._____ 511 

Coosa County._______________ 511

Alabama Continued Index No. 

Monazite-__............_____.._ 693

Chambers County..._________ 511

Coosa County_________.___ 511

Tallapoosa County...______... 511

Tallapoosa County_____________ 511

Alaska.

Airborne radioactivity surveys, meters for,

in light planes..... .. .... 350

Alaska Highway belt ----------__.. 557

Alaska Railroad region. __________ 492 

Alaska Range, eastern..._____- 515 

Anchorage district___ ___ ______ 486 

Ben Creek area._______________ 381 

Big Creek area..____......___..-. 494

Boulder Creek area.________.... 546

Bremner district...__...----.-- 486

Brooks Mountain.... -.. 62,492,502

Bryan Creek area. ____..... 533

Buckland district..... ....... ... 494,516

Candle Creek area--.-..--_ ...... 516,518

Candle quadrangle....I__-_-----__ 61

Cape Darby._.............._. --. 533

Cape Mountain area..._-.--.-. .-.-- 494 

Cape Nome, vicinity of_ 513 

Chandalar district . - 491,515 

Cheenik Creek area.-...--------- .. 533

Chugach Mountains.__... 486 

Circle Hot Springs area_. _ _____. 515 

Circle quadrangle.........---- -------- 515

Clem Mountain area...... --.-. .. 494,516

Connolly Creek area___....._____ 494,516

Cripple Creek Mountains.. . ...... 518

Darby Mountains district.-.------- 494,533

Donnelly Dome area...... 557

Eagle Creek area.-- --.__-_--..-.__. 526 

Eagle-Nation--...-.------- .-- 545

Ester Dome__. __ .-. .. .__. 557 

Eurekaarea.__.__........ .__ 494,546

Fairbanks district....-_ .-.-----------.- 557

Fairhaven Creek area... - _ ___. 494 

Flat, vicinity of---. ---.------ ----- 518

Fortymile district 381,515

Gold Bench area.-_.-._. - -.--_ 515 

Golovin Bay area___-. - _-. _.... 494

Granite Mountain area.. --- --._.. 494,516 

Grant Creek area.__........._.._.... 557

Gulf of Alaska region...._.------- - 492

Harding Lake___..___ ._____ 557 

Hidden C reek..._____...._._.__ 526

Hope Creek area..-.. _...__.___ 515 

Hot Springs Dome area__-.._.._ 494,546 

Hunter Creek area....-___... .... 494,516

Hyderarea......_.-... ... .. 515

Hiamna.--.- -.- -- - --- 492

111
112 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Alaska Continued Index No. 

Iliamna Lake region. __ _._ -... 495 

Jakolof Bay area____.. .__-.-...-- 495

Julian Creek... . 518

Kachauik Creek........____._-------...-- 533

Kaiyuh Mountains, southern___..--- 515, 555 

Klwalik.... ----- 494,516

Klutina district..-.--.....________ 486

Kougarok _.._ __ --..--_ 522

Kovukultregion ._____-___..... 515

Kuskokwim region.....____-------- 515,518,555

Kwiniuk River.- --.-... . 533

LakeClark _- - 495

Livengoodarea.. .__-...--..-.---... 557 

Longarea. ___ .. 494

Lost Riverarea .... _ 492,547

Lower Coleen River... _-__. .... 487

Lower Yukon... ._ . 515,518,555 

McKinleyCreek 533

Manley Hot Springs district__...__ 494,546 

Marshall area. _______ __ - _ 515,555

Matanuska Valley____..._______ 486 

Miller House area. - . __ _-. 515 

Moore Creek. ...___.___.____._..... 518

Mount Michelsonarea -_._ .. 491

My Creek area....._..... ._.___ 381

Mystery Creek.-__..- ..____.___.. 526 

Nelchina area. _-....--_.-.________ 515

Nixon Fork area..___ __.________ 494,526 

Nizinia district- ---__- -- _ 486 

Norton Bay......-..-----..----_ 533

Paxson area................_..___.. 557

Peace Riverarea........ .__...___ 492

Peace River headwaters. . _______ 61,516 

Pedro Dome area_.......__.._.__. 557

Point Astley.---............_____.. 515

Poorman district...----_ ------------_ 526

Portage Creek...... ____.. _____._..__ 533

Prince of Wales Island, northern and

vicinity............______... 515

Prince William Sound..-.-----------__ 515

Puzzle Creek ....__ _ ___ 526

Quartz Creek, south fork. _._...____ 516 

Rampart district...._..----...._.._ 546

Reconnaissance____......______ 59

Richardson.__....._......_______ 557

Roughtop Mountain.... __________ 546

Ruby district.._........._________ 526

Ruby Creek........................_... 526

Russian Mountains........__...__ 515,555

Salmon Bay area..-..._________.. 494 

Serpentine_..........___________ 522

Southeastern.___.._._.._____.__ 492 

Steese Highway belt, Upper Chatanika

Valley........................... 557

Submarine Creek____ _________ 526

Sweepstakes Creek area....-______ 516

Taku Harbor.............. ..._ . 515

Talkeetna Mountains.....________

Tanana River Valley... _ 557

Teller, vicinity of.. .- .. 513 

Thorium occurrences------__..__ 494

Tobin Creek-area...-.-..------------- 494

Tofty Tin belt.......................... 494,546

Tok Junction_..__...._________ 557

Tubutulik River area...... . . 449,533

Alaska Continued Index NoUpper Copper River valley_........____ 557

Upper Porcupine River.-. 487

Valdez district... 486

Wasilla district. 486

Willow Creek mining district. -.--. 486 

Wilson Creek area..------- -- 381

Wiseman district. - .- __._. 491 

Wrangell Mountains-.- ... 486

Yakataga Beach . 486

York tin district __.. 515 

Analytical methods...... _ 39,40, 277, 278,284,296,670

Absorption characteristics of dithizone 

mixed-color system, theoretical 

treatment... - . 298,696 

Aromatic compounds of arsenic in chemical analysis, use of 316

Calcite associated with carbonate-bearing 

apatites, quantitative method for 

determination,... __ 43,268,715 

Colorimetric determination of total iron

with O-phenanthroline.. __. _ 297 

Colorimetric reagents, quercetin as, for

zirconium . - -. - . 13,661 

Extraction of uranium from aqueous 

solution by coal and other materials. 385

Fluorimeter..________________ 493 

Aluminum determination in phosphate rock with 8-hydroxyquinoline - -- 570

Battery powered for uranium determination.________..___. 572 

Critical factors in "direct" determination of uranium__ ____ __ 271,572 

Model V, transmission_. ____._ 10,272,572

Model VI, transmission ----- _____ 556

Solutions, for.----------------. 12,347,542

Transmission for uranium determination.. 11,572

Uranium determination.

In fluoride melts__.___ _ 9,269,572 

In low grade ores, visual method. 14, 

260,572

In non-saline and saline waters. 283,572 

In phosphate rocks, short, direct 

method -.._ ....... 572

In shales, lignites, and monazites 

after alkali carbonate separation.. 280, 572

Small amounts, direct method for 

field and laboratory..... 266,572

Molybdenum blue reaction, use in determination of phosphorus in waters 

containing arsenic, silicon, and 

germanium __ _ _- _ _ __ _ 682 

Multiple cone splitter for rapid sampling

in the laboratory .--_...._.. 434

Noninterference of arsenate ion in the 

volumetric determination of uranium using the Jones reductor.. 572 

'Nuclear track plates and stripping films 

, for study of radioactive minerals,

preparation_._________ 48,727 

Phosphorus determination, rocks containing vanadium.. . .... 570
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 113

Analytical methods -Continued Tufas. NoPhotometry, oil yield of oil shale, method

for estimation by 6,279, 570 

Radiochemistry, sources of natural radioactivity in ores and minerals, 

quantitative determination by. _. 315 

Rare earths in phosphate rocks, determination of small amounts of..______ 299, 740

Spectrography.

Contamination of rock samples during

grinding, determination by...._ 281, 700

Lead, trace amounts, in zircon, determination by__ ............... 295,741

Mineral identification by...... _... 509

Minerals, rocks, and ores, semiquantitative method for analysis, 

by.. ..._- ___ _._.-. 275,294,739 

Stability of metallic ions in dilute solutions.... ......................... 436

Theoretical alpha star populations in

loaded nuclear emulsions... _... 437 

Thorium determination.

Complete decomposition of rock and 

ore samples, for analysis of very 

small amounts__.._.__.... 251,572

In high and low grade ores. __ 259, 572

In naturally occuring materials.

Small amounts, carbonate-iodateiodine method._________ 254, 572 

Very small amounts, phosphatefluoride-iodate method._..... 255,572

Mesityl oxide extraction method.... 267,572

Summary of methods_.___._... 572 

Tubular electric furnace for the closedtube distillation of oil from oilshale, improved...________ 317 

Uranium determination.

Battery powered fluorimeter for. __. 572

Complete decomposition of rocks and 

ore samples, for analysis of very 

small amounts...._..___._ 251,572

Critical factors in "direct" fluorimetric

method...____.___....__ 271, 572

Elimination of interference by nickel 

by means of zinc amalgam reductors, In...... ......_..- 248,572

In fluoride melts, fluorimetric method

for......................... .. 269,572

In low grade ores, visual fluorimetric

method-. 14,260,572

In non-saline and saline waters, by

fluorimetric method_______ 283,572

In phosphate rocks, short routine

direct fluorimetric method__.... 269

In shales, lignites, and monazites, after 

alkali carbonate separation, by 

fluorimeter.-----,.---------.- 280,572

Noninterference of arsenate ion in 

volumetric determination using 

the Jones reductor.-______ - 572

Small amounts, direct fluorimetric

method for field and laboratory-. 266, 572

Summary of methods_________. 572

Transmission fluorimeter for 11,572

Analytical methods Continued Index No.

Uranium determination Continued 

Very small amounts, in naturally occurring materials. 

Carbonate-phosphate-peroxide 

method . 252,572

C upferron precipitation-extraction 

method . 253,572

Volumetric method, estimation of oil yield

of oil shale..____________ 290,570 

Apatite.

Abstracts of literature on synthesis of_.. 481 

Strontian apatite__........____. 677

X-ray evidence of nature of carbonateapatites. .-_______._.___ 612 

Arizona.

Airborne radioactivity surveys, Apache 

County, Carrizo Mountains and 

Defiance Uplift -----------_ 172

Apache County.

Age determination of ores from... __ 523 

Carrizo Mountains._....____ 480

Airborne radioactivity surveys-. 172 

Defiance Uplift, airborne radioactivity

surveys____....._.__----- 172

Setsiltso Springs-3 quadrangle,

photogeologic map__...__.._ 209 

Setsiltso Springs-4 quadrangle,

photogeologic map_. _. ___ 210 

Setsiltso Springs-5 quadrangle,

photogeologic map__ ______ 211 

Coconino County.--.__..._______ 323 

Conglomerates.

Apache County.-.__.________ 318

Navajo County- . .- 318

Gila County .. 323

Red Bluff prospect-.-.------------- 482

Navajo County-. 323

Agathla Peak-1 quadrangle, photogeologic map,__._.---__-.. 200 

Agathla Peak-2 quadrangle, photogeologic map-_.-_ -__ _.. 84 

Agathla Peak-4 quadrangle, photogeologic map__-_______._.___. 98

Agathla Peak-6 quadrangle, photogeologic map-________-_-_-_ . 85

Agathla Peak-7 quadrangle, photogeologic map, ------_-___--. 201

Agathla Peak-8 quadrangle, photogeologic map -----______ . 202

Carrizo Mountains area, geologic map. 593 

Garnet Ridge-- - - 691 

Monument Valley, geologic maps of

part.. 247

Shan to Spring-1 quadrangle, photogeologic map--._-__________.. 95

Navajoite.-------------------- _ - __ - 746

Final County-__-___-_-____-_____---_- 323

Quartzite, Gila County, Red Bluff prospect---- - -. 482

Sandstones, Apache County._.______-___- 480

Shales.

Coconino County.-__._._-_._ 323 

Gila County 323

Navajo County.-.- . 323 

Final County-. - - 323
114 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OP MINERAL RESOURCES

Arizona Continued Index No. 

Shinarump conglomerate. _--------- 647

Yavapai County, Hillside mine, mineralogy ___..__...________.. 614 

Asphaltites_--___________.____ 287,640 

California, San Luis Obispo County..-_ 544 

Utah, Emery County------.---.------.. 505

Bateman's equation, tables for calculation of

radioactive equilibrium from _ _. _ 425 

Beryl.

Colorado, Larimer County.

Big Boulder prospect_______.... 55

Buckhom mica mine_--___---___-.. 56 

Nevada, Elko County, Ruby Mountains. 34 

North Carolina.

Alexander County_....-_____..- 541

Catawba County_-_.-__-__----- 541

Cleveland County_....._____ 541

Oaston County___--------------_ 541

Lincoln County...................... 541

South Dakota, Ouster County, Fourmile

area.. . . ... -. 514 

Beryllium.

Colorado.--.-.------------------------- 704

Chaffee County, Mount Antero 

region-.-----------.------------- 560

Geochemistry of------------.----.----- 250,667

C

California.

Age determination, San Gabriel anorthosite massif- ___._____ ___ 701 

Airborne radioactivity surveys.

Kern County. ...... - ..-. 353

Riverside County -________ 353

San Bernardino County_____ _ _ 353

Alameda County.________.___... 544

Amador County...__ - 544

Asphaltite, San Luis Obispo County._. 544 

Butte County..__.____________ 544 

Coals.

Alameda County ----------------_ 544

Butte County.._-__________ 544 

Contra Costa County.-.______ 544

Fresno County_--.__......__. 544

Humboldt County.-__--.___.. 544 

Kern County.. ___________. 544

Mendocino County-..------___.. 544

Monterey County.-._.......___ 544

Orange County____________ 544

Riverside County--_....___.... 544

San Benito County..._________ 544

Siskiyou County._______.___ 544

Trinity County.-...__..._... 544

Contra Costa County.....________ 544

Fresno County...__.._.______ 544

Humboldt County.-___...____.. 544 

Igneous rocks, San Bernardino County,

Mountain Pass__________ 703

Kern County.._______________ 544

Airborne radioactivity survey....__ 353

Rosamond prospect.____..___ 738 

Lake County.._.____________ 544

C alifornia C ontinued

Lignites. Index No. 

Amador County.._-....__..__. 544

Humboldt pounty_._..___.... 544

Los Angeles County.. _ __.. 544 

Mendocino County...._ -_ _ 544

San Diego County.. . _._ . 544 

Santa Cruz County._________ 544 

Solano County--.-._---------_... 544

Sonoma County..__ .... _ 544

Los Angeles County...-. ... .-... 544 

Mendocino County..__.-.-. ._.------- 544

Modoc County_____ _____.__ 356,544 

Monterey County ------------------ 544

Orange County... .. . 544 

Pegmatites.

San Bernardino County.__..._..- 664

San Diego County, Rincon_ -_.- 662

Placer County..- - . ... 544

Riverside County...._-_---... ... 544

Airborne radioactivity surveys -_ -.- 353 

San Benito County____-....___ 544

San Bernardino County______.__. 664

Airborne radioactivity surveys.. __ 353

Birthday claims, geologic map of ... 590

Mountain Pass district ..-- 33,35, 580, 703

Geologic map of- -__..._ 229

San Diego County___..._._---.. . 544

Rincon pegmatites .__ ....._. 662

Sandstone, petroliferous.

Kem County-___. __ _ 544 

Santa Cruz County....___.__... 544

San Gabriel anorthosite massif, age determination of__._.__-.--.---- 701

San Luis Obispo County.__..___.. 544 

Santa Cruz County..... _.. .. 544

Shales.

Fresno County .... 544

Lake County...__.._...... 544

Modoc County________ ____ 356, 544 

Monterey County....__....__.. 544

Placer County__- ...._..----.-- 544

San Benito County. - ____... 544

San Luis Obispo County.. __ 544

Shasta County. . ... 544

Siskiyou County--------..----------- 544

Solano County..._____._...__ 544 

Sonoma County--..----.---. -------- 544

Sutter County.-----..-----.---------.- 544

Thorium, San Bernardino County, Mountain Pass district-. - - 580 

Trinity County....____-...___. 544

Tuff, Kern County, Rosamond prospect.. 738 

Veins, San Bernardino County, Mountain

Pass district. _.._______.__-_____.. 580

Carbonaceous rocks.

Colorado 428

Idaho--.-----. 428

Utah--.. - 428

Wyoming ---____ ______.. 428

Car-mounted prospecting equipment.-- 261,569

Chattanooga shale__.. .. 735

Origin of-.. _. 4,631

Chemistry.

Lignites . 40,278,284,296 

Phosphate, Phosphoria formation._.-.. 307,576
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 115

Clays. fndex No. 

Mineralogy, Colorado and Utah._________ 310

Virginia, Pulaski County. ._-_ - 326 

Clinton formation.

Maryland ____-_ _____..._____. 355

New Jersey..----------_____-_____--._-- 355

New York _______-_----------__--__ 355

Pennsylvania.-._-----____-_____--__ 355

Coals.....--....-------.. ---------- 287

California.

Alameda County - _ -- _ 544 

Butte County___----------------__-- 544

Contra Costa County 544

Fresno County _____-__---_- 544

Humboldt County---._----___- 544

Kem County.- ___._-__. 544 

Mendocino County.--- 544

Monterey County__-________ 544

Orange County__-__ 544

Riverside County.._--___-_-____--_ 544

San Benito County - _.__ 544 

Siskiyou County. . _.__- _ 544 

Trinity County-._--______-. ___ 544

Colorado.

Grand County.- . __ 309

Jackson County __________________ 309

Jefferson County_ _.___.-._.___ 503 

Old Leyden coal mine.._____ 15

Moffat County.--------.---....- 309

Rio Blanco County ..._ -__..__ 309 

Routt County....______ __ _.__ 309

Trace element content of ash_________ 635

Extraction of urai ium from.___________.. 435

Idaho.

Ada County....-------__. ._____ 356

Boise County.-- ------- 356

Bonneville County, Fall Creek area. 309, 500 

Kentucky.

Bell County----------.-...---....-. 320

Boyd County.-.... ________.... 320

Breathitt County..__________ 320 

Clay County---..-. --_-_-_.----__ 320

Elliott County..-.-.---_--___...-_ 320 

Floyd County - _-_ _ __ 320 

Greenup County-____._.. ..____ 320 

Harlan County..-______......____ 320

Knott County ________..__ 320 

Laurel County.-_____________ 320

Leslie County.______________ 320

Letcher County,..____________ 320

McCreary County.__________ 320 

Magofnn County... ..__...._... 320

Martin County. .________ ___ _ 320

Morgan County..-_- _ - __ 320 

Perry County. .-___ _ .._..... 320

Pike County.___.. ......... 320

Whitley County..._-__-___-____------ 320

Montana.

Beaverhead County, Upper Ruby

River district....-.--.---.- 517

Broadwater County, Lombard coal

field .- 517

Deer Lodge County, Silver Bow district . . 517

Gallatin County, Livingston-Trail

Creek coal field_________ 517

Coals Continued

Montana Continued Index No. 

Madison County, Upper Ruby River

district-_______-_____ --_--- 517

Park County.

Electriccoal field. __ _ __ _ 517 

Livingston-Trail C reek coal field. - 517 

Silver Bow County, Silver Bow Valley

district.-------------.-. 517

Sweetgrass County, Livingston-Trail

Creek coal field-...____ __ 517

Nevada.

Esmeralda County.... ..._ _ 544 

Lyon County....__. _ _ _ 544

North Dakota, trace-element content of

ash. - - -_ 635

Ohio.

Athens County__ 325

Belmont County.--.....---.------ 325

Carroll County 325

Columbiana County.----_____ 325

Coshocton County..- _- 325

Guernsey County.-.. __ _ ..._.- 325 

Harrison C ounty...___...__. _______ 325

Jackson County ________ ____ _ ___ 325

Jefferson County - - 325

Lawrence C ounty. _...._______-______ 325

Mahoning County. ____ . _ 325

Muskingum County.-..- ---------- 325

Monroe County -----. _____. 325

Perry County---.---.--.-------- _ 325

Portage County--.---.-----.. 325

Tuscarawas County._. __ . - 325 

VintonCounty.. 325

Oregon.

C oos C ounty _._. __- . - 544 

Douglas County____------- -... 544

Jackson County..______ _ _ 544

Morrow County.__._------_-- 356

Pennsylvania.

Carbon County---_---------.--_-_- 321

Columbia County___________. 321 

Dauphin County_ _-_--_- _.. 321 

Laekawanna County-_-__---- --._-- 321

Lebanon County___----- _ .___.- 321

Luzerne County-..- -------- _-._ 321

Northumberland County_ __ 321 

Schuylkill County ---____------- 321

South Dakota, trace-element content of

ash ___ _ 635

Tennessee.

Claiborne County.---------.- 320

Texas, trace-element content of ash. _._ _. _ 635

Utah.

Carbon County.. ._ . 356

IronCounty... ----- .- ...-- 356

Kane County... _-_-. ---------- 356

Sanpete County.-_- --.--- --- 356

Virginia.

Buchanan County ___. __ _. 326 

Dickenson C ounty...____ _ _ 326

Lee County....------------ 326

Montgomery County__._ __ 326 

Russell County.. -.-____ ---- 326

Taze well County..---. .- _. 326 

Wise County . ..._ _ sw-
116 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Coals Continued Index No, 

Washington.

Lewis County.-- _- . _- 356

Pierce County__.___..-.-....._ 356

West Virginia.

Logan County -.-_-.-.-.-..-.-... 320 

McDowellCounty-....... .......... 326

Mercer County........_.._____ 326

Mingo County.-.--_-_-_-_-_-_._... 320 

Raleigh County.---........ ....... 326

Wyoming County..______.___ 326 

Wyoming.

Hot Springs County . ___ 357 

Lincoln County. -- ---- 309,312

Sweetwater C ounty

Bed Desert area....________ 435

Rock Springs area.-.--.-__...__ 309 

C olorado.

Adams County____________...... 323

Arapahoe County...- . ..___ 323 

Archuleta County......----------------- 323

Beryl.

Larimer County.

Big Boulder prospect__ ___ _ 55 

Buckhom mica mine__ _____ 56 

Beryllium__.. .. ___ 704 

Chaflee County, Mount Antero region.._.___________.__ 560 

Boulder County - ............. 323,503,579

Caribou mine...___________ 329,697

Jamestown area, Blue Jay mine.__ 38,

39,40, 276,277, 278, 707

Carbonaceous rocks......_______ 428

Chaflee County.-. -- - 303,503,579 

Mount Antero region._________ 560 

Clear Creek County___________ 503,579 

Central City district, geologic and

vein maps...____________ 232 

Freeland-Lamartine district, relation 

between fracture pattern and hypogene zoning. _________ 663 

Lawson-Dumont district, Jo Reynolds

area.___ __ ...__... 501 

Robineau claims-__________ 330 

Coals.

Grand County.____________ 309 

Jackson County____________ 309 

Jefferson County.-_-__ __ 503 

Old Leyden coal mine.____ 15 

Moffat County_____________ 309 

Rio Blanco County.....-.. __... 309

Routt County..---.---------------- 309

Trace element content of ash__._... 635 

Colorado Mineral belt, parts of-------_- 708

CostillaCounty ----_--------- 323,503

Custer County- --___._ ___ 503

Wet Mountains_____________ 529

Delta County. -------------------- 323

Dolores County.

Age determination of ores from,___ 523 

E gnar quadrangle, geologic map...... 599

Joe Davis Hill quadrangle, geologic

map.______. - 604

Vanadium region, geologic map_. . .. 583

Verdure-1 quadrangle, photogtologic

map.____............ .-__ 136

Colorado Continued Index No.

Dolores County Continued

Verdure-8 quadrangle, photogeologic

map _____-_----. 143 

Verdure-9 quadrangle, photogeologic

map..-------- -- - 144

Douglas County ____ _______ 323,579

Eagle County . - -- 323,503

Effect of Uncompahgre uplift on Mesozoic

sedimentary rocks of._ ._... 665

Elbert County. - - ' 323

El Paso County ----- ...._ 323,503,579 

Mike Doyle carnotite prospect _ 336

Fluorite, Boulder County, Jamestown

area, Blue Jay mine__ ___ 38,39,40, 

276,277,278, 707

Fremont County_____________ 323,579 

Wet Mountains.____________ 529

Front Range 45,334

Central City district . 302

Petrology------ 39,40,277,278,284,296

Relation of pitchblende deposits to

hypogene zoning_.____._ 681

Garfleld County 323,503,559

Rifle Creek vanadium area, geologic

map_--..._ _-__..--. 584

Geologic guides to carnotite..._...._.. 562

Geophysical investigations, Mesa and

Montrose Counties.-. 344

Gilpin County-_____________... 503 

Central City district, geologic and

vein maps.. --------- 232

Calhoun mine ._..._-.. 488 

Eureka Gulch area, geologic map__ 233 

Quartz Hill 613

Wood mine 335,488

Grand County . 309,312,503

Gunnison County... ------- 303,323,503,579

Northwestern San Juan Mountains 510 

Quartz Creek pegmatite district-..... 44, 581

Huerfano County. ..._ 323,503

Igenous rocks.

Front Range, Central City district__ 302 

Lake County... . 503

Larimer County, Treasure Hill area.. 327

Jackson County._ . 309

Jefferson County. 503,579 

Golden Gate Canyon area___... 548,611 

Old Leyden coal mine .- 15 

Ralston Creek area...-_ . 548,611

Lake County-. 323,503

Saint Kevin and Sugar Loaf districts. 549

La Plata County.---.------------ 323

Larimer County ------------- 323,503,579

Big Boulder prospect. 55

Buckhorn mica mine -___-------- 56

Copper King mine -- ... 716 

Crystal Mountain district.. ..-... 58,577 

Hyatt pegmatite .---__.. 57,705 

King mine area__---------_ _.. 313

Prairie Divide------------------- 313

Treasure Hill area.---------------. 327

Las Animas County- -__ 323

Limestones.

Pitkin County 503

San Miguel County _ 503
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 117

Colorado Continued Index No.

Mesa County._-____________ 310,559

Age determination of ores from..... _ 523

Calamity mesa ___. __ 562

Calamity Mesa quadrangle, geologic

map.. _ _ 597

Gateway area, geologic map...._.... 592

Gateway quadrangle, geologic map_ - 600 

Juanita arch, geologic map......___ 605

Morrison formation, clay mineralogy. 60,346 

Pine Mountain quadrangle, geologic

map___._____________ 608 

Uravan Mineral belt. -______ 8,561 

Vanadium region, geologic map,___ 583 

'Metamorphic rocks.

Boulder County.. -.. _.-.. 503 

Larimer County, Treasure Hill area... 327 

Ouray County..._..--_-.._____ 503 

Routt County ----------------.---. 312

Moffat County....--- ---------- 309,312,503

Montezuma County .. ----- 323

Aneth-1 quadrangle, photogeologic

map---__ ._._----- ___ 99

Vanadium region, geologic map.... __ 583

Verdure-9 quadrangle, photogeologic

map.. - ------ . . 144

Verdure-16 quadrangle, photogeologic

map_.____------------------ 151

 Montrose County.... 310,323,505,559,579

Age determination of ores from. __ _. 523 

Anderson Mesa quadrangle, geologic

map..--. - _ __.... 594

Atkinson Creek quadrangle, geologic

map.. ----- . ._ 595

Bull Canyon quadrangle, geologic

map. ._____-.____--.__ 596 

Davis Mesa quadrangle, geologic map. 598 

Egnar-Gypsum Valley area, geologic

map-. -------- ------------ 591

Long Park, original-state core studies. 358 

Mount Peale-1 quadrangle, photogeologic map__----- -_._ 124

Mount Peale-8 quadrangle, photogeologic map....--.- - -_-.. 127

Mount Peale-9 quadrangle, photogeologic map_..._-___-_.- 128 

Morrison formation, clay mineralogy. 60,346 

Naturita NW quadrangle, geologic

map ----------------- ------ 606

Paradox quadrangle, geologic map..... 607

Red Canyon quadrangle, geologic map 609

Uravan Mineral belt -_. ____ 8,561

Uravan quadrangle, geologic map.. _ 610

Vanadium region, geologicmap____ 583

Morgan County.__________-___ 323

Morrison formation, clay mineralogy, _ 60,346

Ouray County__._...._____.... 323,503

Northwestern San Juan Mountaips_ 510 

Park County-..----. ----__--.- 323,503,579

Alma district-__-----_-____.. 531

Pegmatites.

Boulder County..... -- . 503,579

Chaffee County.---.-----_..... 503,579

Clear Creek County .__..-.-- 503,579

Robineau claims__.. _--.__. 330

Douglas County__-._- .--.... - 579

Colorado Continued Index No. 

Pegm atites C ontinued

El Paso County---.------ . 579

Fremont County.- ...___-_____ 579

Gunnison County,_________________ 579

Quartz Creek district-__. 44,581 

Jeflerson County--___--___--______ 579

Larimer County________-. .-- 579

Big Boulder prospect__-__ -_ 55 

Buckhorn mica mine,_-_..... 56

Crystal Mountain district.-. -. -- 58,577

Hyatt pegmatite.-.__ . 57,705

Montrose County.. 579

Park County...-.--..-- -------..- 579

Routt County ------------------ 503

Pitkin County...___-.--.____-.---------- 503

Pueblo County. .._ . - 323 

Rio Blanco County ... - ... 309,503,559 

Routt County. ..- -...-- 309,312,503 

Sandstones. .---. -----.. -- ------- 505

Costilla County._-- -.. 503 

Eagle County- ----- 503

El Paso County------- ---.- -- 503

Mike Doyle carnotite prospect_ 336 

Garfield County.-..-- -- 503,559 

Grand County-----.-------------. 312

Huerfano County.-..- - .... 503

Mesa County. -, - - . 559

Uravan Mineral belt- 8,561

Moflat County . 312,503

Montrose County,__-_ .__- 505,559

Uravan Mineral belt..__.. . . 8,561

Park County..---. _- 503 

Rio Blanco County______...-. 503,559 

San Miguel County.-.-.------- 503,559

Uravan Mineral belt.-_--._ . 8,561

Vanadium deposits in. __. 648

San Juan County-_ -- - 323

Northwestern San Juan Mountains_ 510

San Miguel County.- 503,559

Age determination of ores from...... 523

Anderson Mesa quadrangle, geologic

map... _.- --. . -. 594 

Bull Canyon quadrangle, geologic

map_____-_-_________ 596 

Egnar quadrangle, geologic map.. . 599 

.Egnar-Gypsum Valley area, geologic

map_.-, .- - 591 

Gypsum Gap quadrangle, geologic

map..------- -------- 601

Gypsum Valley district.... ... - 730

Hamm Canyon quadrangle, geologic

map ------_. -- 602

Horse Range Mesa quadrangle, geologicmap_________.-. .-- 603 

Joe Davis Hill quadrangle, geologic

map______-______.- ... 604 

Mount Peale-9 quadrangle, photogeologic map__________.- 128 

Mount Peale-16 quadrangle, photogeologic map_______ -- 131 

Naturita NW quadrangle, geologic

map -- .--.---. 606 

PlacerviUe. - - - 63,651 

Uravan Mineral belt. -__-__ 8,561 

Vanadium region, geologic map 583
118 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Colorado Continued Index No. 

San Miguel County Continued

Verdure-1 guadrangle, photogeologic

map__ --- 136 

Shales.

Adams County_.- ----- - 323

Arapahoe County..-------. ------ 323

Archuleta County. -------.- ----- 323

Boulder County..-------------------- 323

Costilla County..--------..---------- 323

Delta County.--------------------- 323

Douglas County___-_- --_._- -- 323 

Eagle County-....------------------- 323

Elbert County.---------------------- 323

El Paso County---------------- 323,503

Fremont County. 323

Oarfleld County --- . 323

Gunnison County.---------.--- --- 323

Huerfano County.--.--- - --- 323 

Lake County ------------------- 323,503

La Plata County.--------------- 323

Larimer County_ _--.-.--,. 323 

Las Animas County ----------- 323

Montezuma County __- _.- _- 323 

Montrose County.------ ----- - 323

Morgan County..----- . 323

Ouray County._- ----- 323,503

ParkCounty .-- -- 323

Pueblo County....--.---------------- 323

San Juan County_.. . .. 323 

Weld County----- - 323

Sinbad Valley-Fischer Valley anticline._. 712 

Structure map and sections_-------- 230

Summit County, Montezuma_--------- 311

Teller County...------------------------ 503

Thorium, Ouster and Fremont Counties,

West Mountains..._____-_ .... 529

Tufa.

Ouray County... ----------------- 503

Routt County...-------_-------- 503

Ute Mountains_._____-___... ... 714

Veins.

Boulder County ------------------- 503

Caribou mine. _.-_.__-_--_-___ 329,697 

Central mineral belt ._-____._ 673

Chaflee County-.. ---------- 303

Clear Creek County. -------- 503

Lawson-Dumont district._..... 500

Jo Reynolds area.-.-..---___. 501 

Ouster County_______ 503 

El Paso County..-----------_ 503

Gilpin County..-- .--_.-_____ 503

Central City district-.... ..... 488

Quartz Hill .. 613 

Wood mine ________ 335 

Gunnison County. . 303,503 

Northwestern San Juan Mountains. ----__.------_-__...-..._. 510

Jefferson County __..____.-_. 503,548 

Golden Gate Canyon and Ralston 

Creek areas.__......._...... 611

Lake County. ....... ..... . 503, 549

Larimer County. ..._._...... 503

Copper King mine............... 716

King mine area_..._______ 313

Colorado Continued Index No. 

Veins C ontinued

Ouray County. ._... 503 

Northwestern San Juan Mountains. --.- . 510 

Park County .__...___-_ 503 

Alma district_________..... 531

San Juan County, Northwestern San

Juan Mountains____. ._... 510 

Summit County, Montezuma __.. 311 

Teller County - ....___.___ 503

Water.

Boulder County..___________ 503 

Clear Creek County.-. . ._.... 50a

El Paso County________.____ 503 

Ouray County.---.-..- -- 503 

Routt County...-------_-------- 503

Weld County.- 323

Colorado Plateau (see also Arizona, Colorado,

New Mexico, and Utah). 

Age determination.-.--..._..---------.--- 523

Lead-uranium ages of some uraninites. 726. 

Lead-uranium and lead-lead ratio

method of 729

Method of analysis in treatment of

ores, for.. -...___________ 301 

Geologic guides to carnotite_____________ 562

Geobotanical studies, uranium-vanadium

deposits, effect on vegetation of 622 

Isotope geology, isotope composition of

lead in lead minerals from..___. 728- 

Mineralogy 39,40, 277, 278,284,2%, 574, 743, 747 

Morrison formation__ _______ 633 

Origin of uranium from..________________ 507

Origin of uranium-vanadium deposits.. _ _ 657 

Original-state core studies.. _.... ___ 692

Pre-Morrison formations, resource appraisal. 318

Resource appraisal ---_________ 318 

Sandstones-_____.._________ 650 

Shinarump conglomerate___.__.___ 647 

Resource appraisal...____-_._ 318 

Stratigraphy of Morrison and related formations. __ - __-_. 282 

Tectonic map,...______________ 177 

Uranium ores, concentrator for very low

grade______._________ 410 

Uranium region, map of _ .1_____ _ 231 

Columbium, geochemistry of.._______. 258 

Conglomerates. 

Arizona.

Apache County..___.______ 318 

Navajo County.......__-_...____.._ 318

Utah.

Emery County.__________.... 318

Garfleld County....._._. .._....... 318

Grand County 318

Seven Mile Canyon, Shinarump 

No. lmine_ ______.___ 7

Kane County ...-....... ...... 318

Bulloch group of claims._...___ 512 

San Juan County__________________ 318

Sevier County -_ 318

Wayne County. ..-.--____-....... 31S

Capitol Reef area. ........... 285
17. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 119

Connecticut. Index No. 

Hartford County, Qlastonbury, geologic

map of part___.....________ 235

Middlesex County, Middle Haddam

quadrangle, geologic map of part. 235 

Reconnaissance_._____.__________ 262

Crystallography.

Bastnaesite__.____.__________... 637

Carnotite___________________... 638

Crystal structure of KVOa- ..-... 641 

Crystal structure of KVO3-H2 O__-_-._-_. 629 

Montroseite.________________ 642

Parlsite. ... ..-..... ....-.....-... 637

Roentgenite.____________.____ 637

Sengierite...._______________ 638

Synchisite-............................... 637

Syntaxic intergrowths in the andorite

series._______________ 639

Tyuyamunite_----_-----_----___---__.--. i

D

Diatremes, collapse origin of, on the NavajoHopi Reservation.________.._ 713

F

Federal exploration for carnotite ore.._.____ 649

Florida.

Airborne radioactivity surveys..... ___ 186

Gulf of Mexico beach between Sanibel

Island and Caladesi Island______. 184

Phosphate, for________________ 185,508

Bone Valley formation, mineralogy, 414,415,470 

Fossil bones, comparison with modern_ 18,340 

Gulf of Mexico beach between Sanibel 

Island and Caladesi Island, airborne radioactivity survey ------- 184

Hawthorn formation, mineralogy____ 414 

Hillsborough County, ownership map

phosphate deposits. _______ 77 

Leached rock, development and distribution in phosphate district_ ___ 628 

Mineralogy.

Bone Valley formation.____ 414,415,470 

Hawthorn formation......_____ 414

Wavellite spherulites__ _ _ _ ___ _ 470

Phosphate, land-pebble district__.______ 1,25,

292,625,626, 627,686

Airborne radioactivity survey, for.. 185,508 

Distribution -_-_--__-__--_ 292,627 

Isopachous maps, use of_.__-___.-__ 742 

Mineralogy _._________ 39,277,296

Minor metal content-...-.__------- 345

Origin -_ -________._.__________ 292,627

Ownership maps.--.___.________ 77

Petrology. _.__..___.._________ 39, 277, 296

Sedimentology-___________.- 352,354

Polk County, ownership map of phosphate________-_____ 77

Wavellite spherulites, mineralogy. - ___ 470 

Fluorimeter.__._________.____ 493

Aluminum determination in phosphate

rock with 8-hydroxyquinoline _ _. _ 570 

Battery powered for uranium determination........___......___............. 572

Fluorimeter Continued Index No. 

Critical factors in "direct" determination

of uranium _____________________ 271, 572

Model V, transmission.__.....____.. 10, 272, 572

Model VI, transmission......__________ 556

Solutions, for_--_-__.._-__-__.. 12,347,542 

Transmission for uranium determination. 11, 572 

Uranium determination.

Innuoridemelts____---____-_---_ 9,269,572

In low grade ores, visual method. 14, 260, 572 

In non-saline and saline waters_____ 283, 572

In phosphate rocks, short, direct

method.... .- __ ,- 572

In shales, lignites, and monazites after

alkali carbonate separation..... 280, 572

Small amounts, direct method for field

and laboratory-_.--------.--.-- 266,572

Fluorite.

Colorado, Boulder County, Jamestown,

Blue Jay mine. 38, 39,40, 276,277, 278, 707 

United States_--___-__.------------- 19,506,750

Utah, Juab County, Thomas Range. --- 342,

571,717

Fluorspar, Nevada, Nye County._ ___- 575 

Fracture pattern and hypogene zoning, relation 

between, Colorado, Clear Creek 

County, Freeland-Lamartine district - -- .......- 663

G

Gamma-ray logging, theory of_-_-__. _ 349 

Geobotanical studies.

Methods of prospecting for uranium_ _ 623 

New Mexico, McKinley County, Grants

area...______._____----._ 521

Uranium-vanadium deposits, effect on

vegetation, Colorado Plateau._..- 622 

Geochemistry.......__...___ . 652

Beryllium...--_-_._-----.--._.._ 667

Uranium......_ ____-_ ____..--__ 286,296

Geologic guides to carnotite, Colorado Plateau. 562 

Geologic maps.

Arizona, Navajo County.

Carrizo Mountains area...- -___ 593 

Monument Valley Agathla Peak,

Boot Mesa, Garnet Ridge..------ 247

California, San Bernardino County.

Birthday claims_______.- ____ 590

Mountain Pass district...__.. 229 

Colorado.

Clear Creek County, Central City district 232

Dolores County.

Egnar quadrangle.._. ..... 599

Joe Davis Hill quadrangle..... 604

Vanadium region________...-.___- 583

Garfleld County, Rifle Creek vanadium region..-----.___-_____- 584

Gilpin County, Central City district. 232 

Eureka Gulch area...- 233 

Mesa County.

Calamity Mesa__________ 597 

Gate way district.-------__-... 592

Gateway quadrangle.... 600

Juanita arch quadrangle. ....- 605
120 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Geologic maps Continued Index No. 

Colorado Continued

Mesa County Continued

Pine Mountain quadrangle- ___ 608 

Vanadium region________... 583

Montezuma County, vanadium region. ._._.____....... 583

Montrose County.

Anderson Mesa quadrangle__.. 594 

Atkinson Creek quadrangle _. __ 595 

Bull Canyon quadrangle_ ------ 596

Davis Mesa quadrangle..._---. 598 

Egnar-Gypsum Valley area _-.. 591 

Nat'irita NW quadrangle.. ___ 606 

Paradox quadrangle._____. 607

Red Canyon quadrangle__ _ 609 

Uravan quadrangle________ 610 

Vanadium region___..___. 583

San Miguel County.

Anderson M esa quadrangle _ _ - _ - 594 

Bull Canyon quadrangle..__--. 596 

Egnar quadrangle..--.______ 599 

Egnar-Gypsum Valley area_ _.. 591 

Gypsum Gap quadrangle. _ _ ___ 601 

Hamm Canyon quadrangle.__ _. 602 

Horse Range M esa quadrangle ... 603 

Joe Davis Hill quadrangle... __ 604 

Naturita N W quadrangle_ __ 606 

Vanadium region___-....--__ 583 

Connecticut.

Hartford County, Glastonbury quadrangle. ., __ ___. 235

Middlesex Ccunty, Middle Haddam

quadrangle, part_...______. 235 

Idaho, Caribou County,' Johnson Creek

quadrangle.--._.-..______ 97 

Montana.

Beaverhead County, Willis quadrangle, SW quarter.-..-.-,__... 176

Jefferson County, Jefferson City quadrangle, Comet area...------....... 73

New Mexico.

Grant County, White Signal district,

central part_.._---___._.. 96

San Juan County, Carrizo Mountains. 593 

Utah.

Duchesne County.

Duchesne River area._. _ -__ 585 

Moon Lake area..-,_-_.__.... 586 

Uinta River and Brush CreekDiamond Mountain area__-._- 588

Emery County.

Green River Desert-Cataract Canyon region._.--__.._____ 582 

Henry Mountains. ________ 587

Garfleld County.

Green River Desert-Cataract Canyon region.-__........___--_ 582

Henry Mountains. ___ ___.. 587

Grand County.

Gate way district-.________ 592 

Vanadium region-- ____ ___ 583

Kane County, Henry Mountains.._ 587

San Juan County, vanadium region... 583

Geologic maps Continued Index NoUtah Continued

Uintah County, Uinta River and 

Brush Creek-Diamond Mountain area.--------.-----.-----.- 588

Wasatch County, Duchesne River

area_.. -------- .. .... 585

Wayne County.

Green River Desert-Cataract Canyon region,... . --. 582' 

Henry Mountains... .. .... 587

Wyoming.

Goshen County, Hart ville area... 589

Platte County, Hartville area_ - _.. 589

Geophysical investigations. --.. ..--..- 632

Colorado, Mesa and Montrose Counties... 344

New Mexico, McKinley County, Grants

district.-...-__---------------- 300

Georgia.

Airborne radioactivity surveys...... _. - 186"

Clarke County. . --.---.--. 511 

Coweta County.. . -- - -.---- 511

Elbert County. ....... . ..... 511

Hall County_..... .... . .. 511

Hart County__ . -----.. 511

Heard County._ - __.._.___- 511

Madison County.--- . .__..-_ 511

Meriwether County_..._._ . 511

Monazite... .. .---.-.---.- 693

Clarke County.. ...--- 511

. Coweta County_..._ ... .. - 511

Elbert County.__-__.__....._. 511

Hall County.- 511

Hart County..________-----_ 511

Heard County - ...... .. 511

Madison County.-. .- --- 511 

Meriwether County......... -.... 511

Newton County.. .-. . . - 511 

Oglethorpe County. _._-._ - 511 

Spalding County. ... . ... - 511 

Troup County...___.-- .--- 511 

Walton County....--------------- 511

Newton County__ - ._ - 511 

Oglethorpe County.......-..--.--._----.- 511

Spalding County.._ ._ ------- - 511

Troup County.___ -..... 511

Walton County__ .__....-. - 511

Germanium.

Effect of ashing temperature on the volatility of, inlignite.- -------- 305

Geochemistry____ . . . 257

Idaho.

Ada County ._._... .. . 356

Bear Lake County ____. ._.. 505

Blaine County.. 323 

Boise County..---____._____..._ 356 

Bonneville County, Fall Creek area,..- 309, 500 

Carbonaceous rocks--... . 428 

Caribou County.

Dry Valley quadrangle. _ .. 5 

Johnson Creek quadrangle, geologic

map and structure sections.... 97 

Caribou Mountain area. _ - 428
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 121

Idaho Continued Index No. 

Cassia County..______________ 356 

Clark County 273, 56S

Coals.

Ada County . ____________ 356

Boise County..____________ 356

Bonneville County, Fall Creek area. 309,500

Ouster County.______________ 323,356

Franklin County..--.___________ 323

Fremont County, Lyon quadrangle, SE

quarter.-_____________ 20 

Lemhi County..._........... 273,323,356,568

Gruntermine-_____________ 331 

Kentuckmine._.___________ 331 

Lemhi Pass district.._________ 711 

Lemhi Valley district_...____... 517 

Lignites.

Cassia County_____________ 356

Lemhi County_______._____ 356

Lehmi Valley district.-..-.___ 517

Owyhee County______. ...__ 356

Limestone, Bonneville County, Fall Creek

area.__.______________ 500 

Monazite, Valley County_________ 690 

Owyhee County___.___________ 356 

Pegmatites, Lemhi County... . 273,563 

Phosphate, Phosphoria formation.... __ 25,

30,53, 54,307, 532, 576, 684, 686, 689 

Centennial Range___________ 17,668 

Chemistry.....__....._...__ 274, 564

Mineralogy._____ -________ 274, 564

Stratigraphic sections________ 2,

3. 26, 27, 36, 42, 496, 520, 534, 537, 538, 554

Stratigraphy...___________ 24

Placer deposits, Valley County______ 690

Bear Valley district....___....._ 31

Sandstones, Bear Lake County._____ 505

Blane County_____________ 323 

Bonneville County, Fall Creek area... 500 

Ouster County____________ 323,356 

Franklin County.. ................ 323

Lemhi County._____._____ 323

Owyhee County____________ 356

Twin Falls County. 356

Thorium. ____.____________ 273, 568

Lemhi County, Lemhi Pass district.. 711

Teton County, Driggs area________ 428

Twin Falls County. ..__._.___.. 356

Valley County, Bear Valley district.__ 31

Veins.

Clark County... .__.. .___ 273,568

Lemhi County___________ 273,568

Qrunter mine...._________ 331

Kentuck mine__________ 331

Lemhi Pass district-..-. ._... 711

Water...____-_____..._______ 309

Igneous rocks...__.__.___.__........ 287

California, San Bemardino County,

Mountain Pass district-.____ 703 

Colorado.

Front Range, Central City district_ 302 

Lake County...-_......_____. 503

Larimer County, Treasure Hill area.. 327 

Nevada, Lyon County..____....__ 575

Igneous rocks Continued Index No. 

Utah, Piute County, Marysvale district,

Papsy's Hope prospect... . 337 

Wyoming.

Fremont County______._ . 357 

Hot Springs County_.___._ 357 

Immersion liquids.

High refractive index________. _ 695 

New series_____________... 694 

Indium, geochemistry__.__ ...._ 256 

Isotope geology.

Change of isotopic abundance ratio within

a sphere due to diffusion.___ 621 

Diffusion, effect of, on the natural isotopic

abundance ratios.... 710 . 

Isotopic composition of lead in lead minerals, Colorado Plateau... ___.. 728 

Nature of ore-lead.._ _ .. ... 624 

Thorium....__.___.__.....____ 289 

Uranium__.._____...._....___ 289

K 

Kansas.

Butler County.._____ i............ 565

Cowley County..-___.___....__ 565

Greenwood County....____-..-._ 565

Marion County.________...___._.__ 565

Oil fields, radioactivity.

Butler County_... --. . .... 565

Cowley County..-----__._.__.--. 565

Greenwood County......__-....-. 565

Marion County.______._-_ 565

Sedgwick County___________ 565

Sedgwick County...__...--_-..---..-. 565 

Kentucky.

Bell County .. . _ 320

Boyd County......__...__-... 320

Breathitt County__.__......... ... 320

Clay County 320

Coals.

Bell County......___ .. . 320

Boyd County....._... .. -..... 320

Breathitt County_... 320

Clay County..--- --.__ . 320

Elliott County..-.---..----.----.-- 320

Floyd County. - 320

Greenup County________-___ 320

Harlan County ------------------ 320

Knott County. .----_ . 320

Laurel County 320

Leslie County 320

Letcher County____ ___-___ 320

McCreary County.....________ 320

Magoffln County..______........ 320

Martin County.._ .__......_ 320

Morgan County_________--..- 320

Perry County.......-_________ 320

Pike County 320

Whitley County 320

Elliott County---------------------- 320

Floyd County . -_-- ------- 320

Greenup County.,___ ___ ..- 320

Harlan County 320

Knott County 320

Laurel County.-._._..____---.. ... 320
122 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Kentucky Continued Index No.

Leslie County__________________________ 320

Letcher County..___________ ___________ 320

McCreary County__--__-____-___________ 320

Magoffin County. -_. ___._____..___ 320

Martin County. .___________________ 320

Morgan County_________._____,__________ 320

Perry County________.___________________ 320

Pike County.. _---_________-- ._______ 320

Whitley County _______________________ 320

Latite, Utah, Beaver County, Indian Creek

prospect.. _____________.__ 64

Laws governing uranium__,__.____-____.. 752

Leaching, differential of uranium, radium, and 

lead from pitchblende in HjS04 

solutions..____________ 304,706 

Lignites__ ... _.-_.__-- 287 

California.

Amador County.____._--._._____.__ 544

Humboldt County.__________________ 544

Los Angeles County _ _ ___..__.____ 544

Mendocino'County.... _-____.__..__- 544

San Diego County..________________ 544

Santa Cruz County._________________ 544

Solano County._.____._____________ 544

Sonoma County____________________ 544

Chemistry 40,278,284,296

Idaho.

Cassia County__-...._..___.__.____ 356

Lemhi County_____-__.__-_-___-_____ 356

Lemhi Valley district.___________ 517

Owyhee County______________________ 356

Montana.

Beaverhead County, Medicine Loige

Creek Valley_____-___-__-________ 517

Broad water County, Townsend Valley district________.______________ 517

Kavalli County, Bitterroot Valley

district. _____-__.__-___-______ 517

Stillwater County, Ryegate district.- 517 

Wheatland County, Ryegate district, 517 

Yellowstone County, Ryegate district. 517 

Nevada.

Churchill County..__.__-..-_____ 575 

Esmeralda County.______________ 356

Lyon Councy_______._______.___.___. 356

Washoe County.____._______ 544

Oregon, Grant County..__________ 356

United States_..._____.___..__.... 19,506,660

Washington.

Cowlitz County___.____________ 356

Lewis County.__________________ 356

Wyoming, Sweetwater County, Red

Desert area._-___.___.-______---. 46,333

Limestones..___________________________ 287

Colorado.

Pitkin County...____________________ 503

San Miguel County.._____________ 503

Idaho, Bonneville County, Fall Creek

area.---_--__--__---_---__----_-__ 500

United States...._......__.._....._. 19,506,660

Utah.

Duchesne County._...._._____ 312

Wayne County___________ 505

Limestones Continued Index No. 

Wyoming, Carbon County, Miller Hill

area____.___.__--_-..- __.___. 525

Logging of drill holes, by the neutron, e;>mma 

method and gamma-ray scattering.. ________---_- . 646

M

Maine.

Aroostook County________------ 314

Piscataquis County.__-_ _ . . 314 

Reconnaissance_ ----- 263

Maryland.

Alleghany County__-_-_ _ . 355 

Clinton formation_.....____.___._ 355 

Washington County__-__--__ . 355

Massachusetts, reconnaissance. 264

Metamict minerals.

Crystalline regions in___ . 630 

Metamict disintegration of the zircon

group____._ 322 

Methods and procedure for study__. 618 

Re-examination of fergusonite.... 619

Metamorphic rocks. 

Colorado.

Boulder County. 503

Larimer County, Treasure Hill area_. 327 

Ouray County..._____ ____ 503

Routt County,.-..----. .. 312

Wyoming, Fremont County.- - 357 

Mineralogy. 

Apatite.

Abstracts of literature on synthesis of_ 481 

Strontian apatite._____---.---_--_. 677 

X-ray evidence of nature of carbonateapatites.----.-------------------- 612

Arizona, Yavapai County, Hillside mine- 614 

Bayleyite, second occurrence of. ---------- 724

Becquerelite.------ . - 656

Beryllium minerals, New Mexico, Luna

County, Victorio Mountains--... 666 

Billietite- _ ----- 656

Bone Valley formation, Florida_ - 414,415,470 

Carnotite, hydration and base exchange

properties..------- - 699

Clays.

Colorado__....__... . .. __ 310

Morrison formation, Colorado. ___ 60,346

Utah. . , - 310

Coflfinite 475

Colorado Plateau.. 39, 40, 277, 278, 284, 296, 574,

743, 747 

Florida.

Bone Valley formation....-_--- 414, 415,470

Hawthorn formation.------.-..-._--- 414

Millisite. 415

Pseudowavellite.----.____-_- 415

W avellite spherulites.. 470 

Hawthorn formation, Florida_-- 414 

Hummerite, Colorado.--------- . 744

Hydroxyl substitution in thorite and

zircon.._..__._..--.__--___. 654 

Identification of minerals by spectrography_________________ 509
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 123

Mineralogy Continued

Immersion liquids. Index No. 

High refractive index. ____ ____ 695 

New series__________._____ 694

Millisite, Florida__.___________ 415 

Montroseite.

Alteration processes in__ ______ 643 

Colorado._________________ 744

Colorado Plateau__.____.____ 745 

Morrison formation, clays, Colorado__ 60,346 

Navajoite, Arizona.--.-.____._..__ 746 

Phosphate.

Florida - . 39, 40, 277, 278, 284, 296

Phosphoria formation... 40, ?77, 278, 284, 296

Pseudowavellite, Florida.____.._-__. 415

Roentgenite_____-__._________ 636

ShaleS---__-____--_-----_ 39,277

Study material of radioactive minerals,

catalog of-.____________ 47,270 

Thorium-bearing minerals_____ 479, 490, 752 

Tyuyamunite, hydration and base exchange properties________ 699

Uranium-bearing minerals.____ 479,490, 752 

Wavellite spherulites, Florida.._____ 470 

Zeunerite__________________ 655 

Zircon, zoned, Oklahoma___...____ 679 

Monazite.

Alabama___________________ 693 

Chambers County___________ 511 

Coosa County_____________ 511 

Tallapoosa County___________ 511 

Georgia __________________ 693 

Clarke County. _..__-_._ 511 

Coweta County..___________ 511 

Elbert County_.___________ 511 

Hall County.________-____ 511 

Hart County________...___ 511 

Heard County- . 511 

Madison County.___________ 511 

Meriwether County__________ 511 

Newton County____________ 511 

Oglethorpe County__________ 511 

Spalding County___________ 511 

Troup County.-.____________ 511 

Walton County..___________ 511 

Idaho, Valley County__...........__ 690

North Carolina -___---._...._------ 693

Alexander County__________ 511 

Burke County______________ 511 

Cleveland County___________ 511 

Franklin County ...____.____ 511 

McDowell County.--_________ 511 

Madison County____________ 511 

Mitchell County...____.___... 511 

Rutherford County___________ 511 

Surry County_--_-.-_-_____------ 511

Wake County-.-.-___---------- 511

Warren Couiity.--__._______------- 511

Wilkes County________-------- 511

South Carolina. __ _- 693 

Auderson County......._.._._....... 511

Cherokee County...._......-.-.-.. 511

Fairfleld County... -. . . - 511 

Greenville County-- - ----------- 511

Laurens County.._____......_ ... 511

Spartanburg County- - .-_...-.. 511

Monazite Continued Index No. 

Virginia.--------------_-------------- 693

Amelia County.----------_____ 511

Charlotte County............._.. 511

Cumberland County.___.___._ 511 

Dinwiddie County - __-------- 511

Goochland County_._....____ 511

Hanover County.-. __...._____. 511

Henry County_._--___...___.. 511 

Mecklenburg County-- -_-__ 511 

Nottoway County---___--------_ 511

Patrick County-- 511

Pittsylvania County _ 511

Powhatan County._....._--------- 511

Prince Edward County.__ __ ___ 511 

Spotsylvania County_-__...__ 511 

Montana.

Beaverhead County,----. -___-_ 22, 273, 331, 568

Beaverhead Valley district-------__ 517

Big Hole Valley district--__..___ 517 

C entennial Valley district. _. ___ 517 

Lemhi Pass district-. ... 711

Lyon quadrangle, SE quarter__...... 20

Medicine Lodge Creek Valley district- 517 

Upper Ruby River district- - 517

Willis quadrangle, NW quarter, and

Brown's Lake area__------------- 32

Willis quadrangle, SW quarter, geologic map and structure sections.. 176 

Boulder batholith, northern______... 616 

Broadwater County.

Lombard coal field.-_.___------ 517

Townsend Valley district______ 517 

Coals.

Beaverhead County, Upper Ruby

River district. ----------_... 517

Broadwater County, Lombard coal

field.-. . --- 517

Deer Lodge County, Silver Bow Valley district-__....__ 517

Gallatin County, Livingston-Trail

Creek coal field.-... ..- . 517 

Madison County, Upper Ruby River

district 517

Park County,

Electric coal field-.________ 517 

Livingston-Trail Creek coal field. 517 

Silver Bow County, Silver Bow Valley district_______ 517 

Sweetgrass County, Livingston-Trail

Creek coal field .. .. 517 

Deer Lodge County_____ ______. 323

Deer Lodge Valley district--- 517

Silver Bow Valley district-__.__ 517

Gallatin County-- .- - 323

Eldridge quadrangle._... ----- 51

Gallatin Valley district-.---- - - 517

Livingston-Trail Creek coal field..._. 517 

Granite County- ---------.------- 323

Blackfoot Valley district __ .__ _. 517 

Flint Creek Valley district.---------- 517

Jefferson County. 21, 332

Clancy area- . 41, 566 

Clancy Creek area, petrography. _ 617 

Comet area -_____ __ 73,524

Free Enterprise mine.-.. - ---- 567
124 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Montana Continued Jndex No.

Jefferson County Continued

Jefferson City quadrangle, Comet

area, geologic map.-.- -.._ 73

 Lewis and Clark County. __----- . 323

Prickly Pear Valley district-........ 517

Lignites.

Beaverhead County, Medicine Lodge

Creek Valley district.....-. .. 517

Broadwater County, Tovrasend Valley district __-__.__--... .. 517 

Ravalli County, Bitterroot Valley

district. --------__...___ 517

Stillwater County, Kyegate district.. 517 

Wheatland County, Ryegate district- 517 

Yellowstone County, Ryegate district--..----------------------- 517

Lincoln County_______.______ 331

Madison County,---_---------- 273, 323, 568

Beaverhead Valley district..-.--..... 517

Jefferson Valley district - _ _ __. ___ 517 

Madison Valley district. __ ___..... 517

Upper Ruby River district........_ 517

Virginia City quadrangle -.._... __ 51

Meagher County..__..._______... 323 

Smith River Valley district.-- . 517

Missoula County.

Blackfoot Valley district.._.___ 517 

Missoula Valley district. _ ....... _ 517

Park County----. -.. - __ 323

Electric coal field-.. ............. 517

Eldridge quadrangle...________ 51 

Livingston-Trail Creek coal field - __ 517

Pegmatites, Beaverhead County___ 273, 568

Phosphate, Phosphoria formation. _ 25, 30, 53,

54, 532, 684, 686, 689, 734.

Centennial Range.-..------------ 17, 668

Stratigraphic sections.. 2, 3, 42, 52, 497. 519,

535, 636, 553.

Stratigraphy.. .___ 24, 634

Powell County.

Avon Valley district._________ 517 

Blackfoot Valley district.. ....... 517

Deer Lodge Valley district._____ 517 

Flint Creek Valley district-. 517

Ravalli County--.. . -__..___.. 323 

Bitterroot Valley district _ ... 517

Shales.

Deer Lodge County__________ 323

Deer Lodge Valley district. 517

Fergus County____.________ 323

Oallatin County....__....___._ 323

Granite County____________ 323 

Flint Creek Valley district- ___ 517 

Lewis and Clark County. __ ____ 323 

Madison County____________ 323 

Meagher County___________ 323 

Park County.___ ....__...... 323

Powell County, Flint Creek Valley

district 517

Ravalli County- ____________ 323

Silver Bow County__._._-..._. 173, 568 

Jefferson Valley district._._ ... 517 

Silver Bow Valley district. _.. 517

Stillwater County, Ryegate district- __ 517

Montana Continued Index NoSweetgrass County, Livingston-Trail

Creek coal field.__._ ... 517 

Thorium...---.. --------__._ 273,568

Beaverhead County, Lemhi Pass district- - 711

Veins.

Beaverhead County--..___ 273,331,568

Lemhi Pass district___ _- 711

Jefferson County.----..- ... 21,332

Clancy area...-.--__. 41,566

Comet area _____ 524

Free Enterprise mine_ 567

Lincoln County._____- 331

Madison County.-..._____-.. 273,568

Silver Bow County - - 273,568

Volcanic ash.

Gallatin County, Gallatin Valley district 517

Lewis and Clark County, Prickly Pear

Valley district- 517

Wheatland County, Ryegate district 517 

Yellowstone County, Ryegate district_. 517 

Morrison formation.

Clay mineralogy, Colorado_____-.... 60,346

Colorado Plateau.-.----------------- 282,633

Salt Wash sandstone member.

Cross lamination in________ ...- 748

Lithofacies study..._____..- 698

N 

Nebraska.

Shales, Sioux County.._......- . 323

Sioux County. -___.._....... . 323

Neutron absorption cross section of silicon,

thermal._____________.. 737 

Nevada.

Beryl, Elko County, Ruby Mountains. 34 

Churchill County, Gamma property..- 575 

Clark County.

Gold Butte district.__............ 675

Goodsprings district......_ . 575

Old Dad claim...-... _.____. 575 

Uranium No. 1 claim._______.. 575 

Coals.

Esmeralda County_____.___ 544

Lyon County.-___________.- 544

Elko County..____.____......._ 323,356

Errington-Thiel mine________-- 16

Ruby Mountains-__________-- 34

Esmeralda County.______... 356,544

Coaldale 351,530

Eureka County--------- .___.__ 323

Fluorspar, Nye County..___ 575 

Humboldt, Virgin VaUey district 483, 575 

Igneous rocks, Lyon County._... ... 575 

Lignites.

Churchill County..- 575 

Esmeralda County.______ 356 

Lyon County________..... 356

Washoe County. .-.-.-_ 544

Lincoln County, Atlanta mine... 575

Lyon County. ______-_-_-__ 356, 544

East Walker River area.__-__ 563

Washington district..___ 575

Yerington property___.... 575
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 125

Nevada Continued Jndex No.

Nye County.-_-_-___________ 323

Daisy fluorspar mine. 575

Heneburgh Tunnel area._.. . 575

Pegmatites, Elko County, Errington-Thiel

mine..--- --- 16 

Pershing County.

Majuba Hill mine..____...__.. 575,736 

Stalin's present-_____ _. 575 

Phosphate, Phosphoria formation._. 30,532,689 

Sandstones.

Clark County...__._______... 575 

Elko County.-- 356

Shales.

Elko County.---__._--__-.-- 323,356 

Esmeralda County.__________ 544 

Eureka County--. .. _-.__ 323 

Nye County.--._......_-_ 323

White Pine County.. ._ 323,356 

Tuff.

Esmeralda County._________... 356 

Coaldale.- 351,530

Humboldt County._...._____ 575

Virgin Valley district..__....... 483

Veins.

Clark County.__.___..__..- 575 

Lincoln County..___...______ 575 

Lyon County-.... ... .. 575

East Walker River area...____ 563

Nye County...___.___--..-..- 575

Pershing County____________ 575

Washoe County______________ 544

White Pine County.._____..___ 323,356

New Hampshire.

Pegmatites..____________.___ 702, 705 

Reconnaissance...-___________ 262 

New Jersey.

Burlington County..____________ 314 

Clinton formation._____________ 355 

Hunterdon County..-._________ 314,348 

Morris County____________.. 314

Passaic County..______________ 314 

Sussex County..____________ 314,355 

Warren County-.______________ 314 

New Mexico.

Airborne radioactivity surveys, McKinley

County, Grants district..___ 300 

Bernalillo County______________ 323 

Guadalupe County__________. 505

Geobotanical studies, McKinley County,

Grants area..-.._________ 521 

Geophysical investigations, McKinley

County, Grants area-.______ 300 

Grant County.

Black Hawk district..-- ._.__ 658 

White Signal district-.__._...... 659

Geologic map of central part___ 96 

Merry Widow claim... ____ 338,489 

Lincoln County.._____________ 323 

Luna County, Victorio Mountains, beryllium.. --....__.______._ 666

McKinley County, Grants area

Airborne radioactivity surveys...__ 300 

Geobotanical studies.. ________ 521 

Geophysical investigations. _____ 300

New Mexico Continued Index No.

Mora County...____________ 323,505

Coyote district.. 430,558

Pidlite pegmatite-___________- 705 

Otero County.. 323

Pegmatites, Mora County, Pidlite pegmatite ...__._____ 705 

Rio Arriba County __---___-- 323,505 

Sandoval County--..-.---- - 323,505

Sandstones.____ 505 

Guadalupe County__..... 505

Mora County, Coyote district___ 430,558 

Rio Arriba County.. . . 505 

Sandoval County------ 505

San Juan County, Carrizo Mountains. 480 

San Miguel County.____ - 505 

Torrance County____________ 505 

Valencia County. 505 

San Juan County..___ -. . 323 

Age determination of ores from.-.---. 523 

Carrizo Mountains ._-------- 480

Geologic map of............. .. 593

San Miguel County.._.____----- 505

Shales.

Bernalillo County___________ 323 

Lincoln County..-----__ ._-_ 323

Mora County....-__ . 323,505

Coyote district-. ------__ 430,558

Otero County.______._____ 323 

Rio Arriba County.____ _.. 323 

Sandoval County---------__... 323

San Juan County.- 323 

Socorro County-------___ 323

Socorro County.______________ 323,505 

Torranee County__ .. 505 

Valencia County._______-_. -. 505 

Veins.

Grant County.

Black Hawk district ______ 658

White Signal district 659

Merry Widow claim. 338,489

Soeorro County.- 505

New York.

Cayuga County.__ . . . 355 

Clinton County..___.'_________ 314 

Clinton formation__-...-_........... 355

Essex County.---..---__ .._ 314 

Monroe County.___________ _ 355 

Niagara County-_________._ 355 

Oneida County___-----_.- 355

Orange County..--_. - 314 

Putnam County.-- 314

Reconnaissance...____________ 262,265 

St. Lawrence County..-.- 314 

Wayne County...__-...-_.. 355 

Westchester County.. 314 

North Carolina.

Airborne radioactivity surveys, Atlantic

Ocean beach__-_--------.. 183

Alexander County_.-.._. . 511,541 

Atlantic Ocean beach, airborne radioactivity surveys 183 

Beryl.

Alexander County . .... 541

Catawba County -- -- 541
126 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

North Carolina Continued

Beryl Continued Index No.

Cleveland County___________ 541

Gaston County_____________ 541

Lincoln County____________ 541

Burke County________________ 511

Catawba County______________ 541

Cleveland County_ __________ oil, 541

Franklin County-._.__..._-___ 511

Gaston County..______________ 541

Lincoln County._______________ 541

McDowell County..-.-.__.______ 511

Madison County._____________.. 511

Mltchell County.__._-____...._ 511

Monazite.___________________ 693

Alexander County___________ 511

Burke County_____________ 511

Cleveland County___________ 511

Franklin County______._____ 511

McDowell County._________ 511

Madison County.-.-...--______ 511

Mitchell County.._-_ 511

Rutherford County_.. .. . 511

Surry County._____________ 511

Wake County._______._._._ 511

Warren County.____________ 511

WDkes County.________...._ 511

Rutherford County___________ 511

Surry County..______________ 511

Wake County_______________ 511

Warren County.______________ 511

Wllkes County..._.....__....____ 511

North Dakota, coals, trace element content of

ash______.___________ 635

O

Ohio.

Athens County________________ 325

Belmont County._____________ 325

Carroll County________________ 325 

Coals.

Athens County_____....____ 325

Belmont County____________ 325

Carroll County_____________ 325

Columbiana County..._______ 325

Coshocton County_________..., 325

Guernsey County___________ 325

Harrison County__ _ ________ 325

Jackson County_______._ 325

Jefferson County____________ 325

Lawrence County.________.. 325

Mahoning County.-------___._.- 325

Monroe County..______._.__-_ 325

Muskingum County.._.___-..._ 325

Perry County._______________ 325

Portage County________.._._._____ 325

Tuscarawas County...------------_ 325

Vinton County_____________-___-_-__. 32.5

Columbiana County____-____-_._-------- 325

Coshocton County.-.-..-----...______- 325

Guernsey County._______________._._-_ 325

Harrison County.______--_______- 325

Jackson County__.__________-..._.. 325

Jefferson County______________._ 325

Lawrence County..._..__.----.-___-. 325

Mahoning County...___________ 325

Ohio Continued Index No. 

Monroe County_______.-..____. 325 

Muskingum County....._________ 325

Perry County________________ 326 

Portage County . .. .. 325 

Shales.

Carroll County.-. .. .- . . 325 

Tuscarawas County._________ 325 

Tuscarawas County .. .. 325 

Vinton County________________ 325 

Oil-... --.__-. _ ._._._.__. 287, 640 

Oil fields, radioactivity in 

Kansas.

Butler County.._____.__._____. 565

Cowley County._________.__ 565 

Greenwood County....__..._..._ 565

Marion County.._____..._----- 565

Sedgwick County..--.__....___.- 565

Oregon. 

Coals.

Coos County_________________ 544

Douglas County____.___________ 544

Jackson County_________.__ 544

Morrow County____-__..__ 356

Coos County_________________ 544

Douglas County___-.__--.---.-__... 544

Grant County-. _ 356

Jackson County- ._--_- 544 

Lignites.

Grant County______________ 356 

Malheur County.______________ 356 

Morrow County____......_._.__ 356

Shales.

Malheur County.- . . 356

Original-state core studies 358

Colorado Plateau-__..... _. 692

Paleontology, fossil bones, comparison with

modern forms_ __ _ _ 18,340 

Peat, Utah, Davis County_________________ 356

Pegmatites. 287,705,752

California.

San Bernardino County......._.____. 664

San Diego County, Rincon.._______ 662

Colorado.

Boulder County 503,579

Chaffee County..__________________ 503,579

Clear Creek County..____________.. 503,579

Robineau claims.._________. 330

Douglas County . _____ 579 

El Paso County._..____________ 579

Fremont County 579

Gunnison County........-------.---. 579

Quartz Creek district.._ _... 44,581 

Jefferson County________-___._______- 579

Larimer County._ 579

Big Boulder prospect__ _ 55 

Buckhom mica mine.____________ 56

Crystal Mountain district.______ 58,577

Hyatt pegmatite._________.... 57,705

Montrose County. - 579

Park County..- - 579

Routt County -___-_____--.-_----_ 503

Idaho, Lemhi County - - 273,568 

Montana, Beaverhead County_...... 273.568
TI. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 127

Pegmatites Continued Index No. 

Nevada, Elko Oountv. Errington-Thiel

mine__ .___ __._. _____ 16

New Hampshire ___________________ 702, 705

New Mexico, Mora County, Pidlite

pegmatite._________ .._.._ . 70,.

South Dakota.

Custer County ---___-________ -_ 705

Fourmile area._________________ 514

High Climb pegmatite._______ 678

Pennington County, Bob Ingersoll

Dike #2 ___.___ . _. 706 

Utah, Tooele County ._.---_-__ .._. 579 

Wyoming.

Albany County... _______. 579

Fremont County__.___.___._ 579 

Qoshen County,.__._..___. 679 

Natrona County..-.----------------. 679

Pennsylvania.

Blair County..---.-..._.. _.._ ... 365 

Bucks County___________..... 314

Carbon County.__.____________ 321

Centre County......_.______. 355

Clinton formation.,..______...__ 366

Coals.

Carbon County,...___.______ 321 

Columbia County____..._____'._ 321

Dauphin County..___.______ 321 

Lackawanna County...----.__._. 321

Lebanon County________.______ 321

Luzerne County_____________..._. 321

Northumberland County.._.__.___- 321 

Schuylkill County..__.______._.-_.__. 321

Columbia County_____.__..._.__-__ 321

Dauphin County_________._____ 321

Huntingdon County..----------____. 355

Juniata County.__ ___ _ ________________ 355

Lackawanna County________-_-____. 321

Lebanon County._.___._____._ 321,366 

Luzerne County_______._...._...___ 321

Lycoming County...___..__....___ 365

Monroe County___..__.._._._____ 356 

Montour County___..-_.___.___-__-_--_ 366 

Northampton County.._._______ 314,348 

Northumberland County________ 321 

Perry County.-..- ---......-._._ 366

Schuylkill County.. -. ... _ 321,365 

Snyder County._.._..__-______ 355 

Union County..._______________ 355 

Petrography.

Mineral composition from mineral-grain

count.______________ 620

Montana, Boulder batholith, Jefferson

County______________ 617 

Petrology.

Colorado Front Range.-. 39,40,277,278,284,296 

Phosphate.

Florida _-____-_ ___.. 39, 40, 277, 278, 284, 296

Phosphoria formation_39,40,277,278,284, 296 

Relation of type of country rock to the 

shape of granitic pegmatite 

intrusions. ______....._-. ._ 718

Phosphates . - 287,687,752

Abstracts of literature on synthesis of. _ _ 481 

Florida, land-pebble district-_-__________- 1,

26,292,625,626,627,636

Phosphates Continued Index No. 

Florida, land-pebble district Continued

Airborne radioactivity survey.-__ 185, 508 

Distribution. .__-_.--_______--. 292,627

Isopachous maps, useof______.-_ 742

Mineralogy...___.._..__.. 39,40, 277. 278, 284 

Minor metal content..-------------- 345

Origin ______...__-.._____________ 292,627

Ownership maps_.__ __ __ 77 

Petrology ________---, 39,40,277,278,284,296

Sedimentology_________.___ 352,354 

Phosphoria formation.

Chemistry........._.---- 274, 307, 564, 576

Idaho._____________-____ 25, 

30, 53, 54, 274, 307, 532, 564, 576, 684,

Centennial Range________ 17,668 

Stratigraphic sections_....-_. 2,

3, 26, 27,36, 42,496, 520,634, 537,538, 554 

Stratigraphy.___.-________ 24

Mineralogy.- 39, 40, 274, 277, 278,284,296,564

Montana.. _ 25,30, 53, 54,532,684,686,689, 734

Centennial Range.--____... 17,668

Stratigraphic sections_-_-____.- 2,

3, 42, 52, 497, 519, 535, 536, 553

Stratigraphy.______.____ 24,634

Nevada......................... 30,532,689

Petrology- ____. 39, 40, 277,278,284,296 

Sedimentology....____....__. 307,576

Utah......_-.__._.__-...--_._ 25, 30,

53, 54, 274,307, 532, 564, 576, 684, 686,689

Stratigraphic sections... 2,29,42,499, 539

Wyoming. _______________ 25, 30,

53, 54, 274,307, 532, 564, 576,684, 686, 689

Lincoln County..-..______. 323

Stratigraphic sections__...__- 2,

3, 28, 42, 498, 540, 551, 552

Stratigraphy.__................ 24

Teton County.___.___.__. 323 

Tennessee-__________________ 25,686 

Photogeologic maps (according to quadrangle

name).

Agathla Peak-1 quadrangle______ __ 200 

Agathla Peak-2 quadrangle______ _ 84 

Agathla Peak-4 quadrangle________ 98 

Agathla Peak-6 quadrangle____..__ 85 

Agathia Peak-7 quadrangle______ _ _ 201 

Agathia Peak-8 quadrangle_______ 202 

Aneth-1 quadrangle-___________ 99 

Aneth-2 quadrangle__________-_ 100 

Aneth-3 quadrangle____________ 101 

Aneth-1 quadrangle___________.. 102 

Aneth-5 quadrangle____________ 103 

Aneth-6 quadrangle____________ 104 

Aneth-7 quadrangle____________. 105 

Aneth-8 quadrangle____________. 106 

Bluff-1 quadrangle...__-...__.__ 107 

Bluff-8 quadrangle..___________ 108 

Bluff-13 quadrangle.._. .... ___ 203

Bluff-14 quadrangle-__....__. .... 204

Carlisle-1 quadrangle_.-------.---.---.- 236

Carlisle-2 quadrangle____________ 213 

Carlisle-3 quadrangle_______ ___ 65 

Carlisle-4 quadrangle_______ __ _ - 163 

Carlisle-5 quadrangle______._____ 164 

Carlisle-6 quadrangle_______-___ 66
128 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index No. 

Photogeologic maps (according to quadrangle

name) Continued

Carlisle-7 quadrangle____________ 165

Carlisle-8 quadrangle .__.-..__..- - 237

Carlisle-9 quadrangle________.._ 238

Carlisle-10 quadrangle.._ -_- -.. 214

Carlisle-15 quadrangle.___________ 109

Carlisle-16 quadrangle. ..____...... 239

Circle Cliffs-1 quadrangle-...-- . 215

Circle Cliffs-2 quadrangle..._______ 110

Circle Cliffs-3 quadrangle---------.-.-_- 216

Circle Cliffs-4 quadrangle..------__-.__ 217

Circle Cliffs-5 quadrangle.------__... 218

Circle Cliffs-6 quadrangle..________ 111

Circle Cliffs-7 quadrangle.------_- . 112

Circle Cliffs-8 quadrangle.---- ..- 219

Circle Cliffs-9 quadrangle.------__-_ 220

Circle Cliffs-10 quadrangle.._______ 113

Circle Cliffs-11 quadrangle. .. .__... 114

Circle Cliffs-14 quadrangle.._______ 115

Circle Cliffs-15 quadrangle.._______ 116

Circle Cliffs-16 quadrangle... . - 117

Clay Hills-12 quadrangle - , 89

Clay HiLs-13 quadrangle_________ 90

Clay Hills-14 quadrangle.------- - 91

Clay Hills-15 quadrangle_________ 86

Clay Hills-16 quadrangle____. ____ 71

Desert Lake-9 quadrangle______ . _ 76

Desert Lake-11 quadrangle________ 173

Desert Lake-14 quadrangle _._.. 174

D esert Lake-16 quadrangle_ ___ __ 178

Elk Ridge-1 quadrangle.___ 118

Elk Ridge-8 quadrangle_____..__ 119 

Elk Ridge-9 quadrangle___________ 120

Elk Ridge-12 quadrangle._.______ 121

Elk Ridge-13 quadrangle.-- . 122

Elk Ridge-16 quadrangle--.-----_----- 123

Emery-1 quadrangle.__ . _--.-.. 187

Emery-8 quadrangle._________-. 78

Emery-9 quadrangle.____...___.. 79

Emery-16 quadrangle. _.__..___ 80

Kaiparowits Peak-8 quadrangle _____ 221

Kaiparo wits Peak-9 quadrangle... __ _ 222

Moab-10 quadrangle,_________. 67

Moab-11 quadrangle-_________._ 68

Moab-12 quadrangle...________. 166

Moab-13 quadrangle-. ... _ . 87

Moab-14 quadrangle-..___-______ 167

Moab-15 quadrangle-___.-.. . -.. 168

Mount Peale-1 quadrangle.-.._____- 124

Mount Peale-4 quadrangle.______.- 125

Mount Peale-5 quadrangle... _ _.. 240

Mount Peale-6 quadrangle. . 241

Mount Peale-7 quadrangle...___-. . 126

Mount Peale-8 quadrangle... - ______ 127

Mount Peale-9 quadrangle. . 128

Mount Peale-10 quadrangle..._____ 129

Mount Peale-11 quadrangle._-_._.. 152

Mount Peale-12 quadrangle___.__.- 243

Mount Peale-13 quadrangle.--.-___.. 244

Mount Peale-14 quadrangle_. _____ 245

Mount Peale-15 quadrangle-------- - 130

Mount Peale-16 quadrangle_ ....- 131

Mount Pennell-5 quadrangle.----------- 132

Mount Pennell-11 quadrangle -------. 223

Photogeologic maps (according to quadrangle

name) Continued

Mount Pennell-12 quadrangle_____ - 224

Mount Pennell-13 quadrangle___...... 225

Mount Pennell-14 quadrangle______ 133

Navajo Mountain-3 quadrangle- _____ 134

Navajo Mountain-4 quadrangle.___.. 226

Navajo Mountain-5 quadrangle. _ ___ 74

Navajo Mountain-6 quadrangle.____ 227

Navajo Mountain-9 quadrangle - _. __ 93

Navajo Mountain-12 quadrangle.-_.--- 75

Navajo Mountain-13 quadrangle.____ 135

Navajo Mountain-16 quadrangle. ____ 94

Notom-15 quadrangle.. . 153

Oiange Cliffs-1 quadrangle.________ 188

Orange Cliffs-2 quadrangle. ________ 189

Orange Cliffs-3 quadrangle. ________ 190

Orange Cliffs^! quadrangle________ 81

Orange Cliffs-5 quadrangle________ 169-

Orange Cliffs-6 quadrangle.________ 154

Orange Cliffs-7 quadrangle.___...._ 155

Orange Cliffs-8 quadrangle ________ 156

Orange Cliffs-9 quadrangle.________ 82-

Orange Cliffs-10 quadrangle ________ 83,

Orange Cliffs-11 quadrangle________ 205

Orange Cliffs-12 quadrangle_.-_........ 206

Orange Cliffs-13 quadrangle________ 207

Orange Cliffs-14 quadrangle____.__ 208

Orange Cliffs-15 quadrangle ________ 175

Setsiltso Springs-3 quadrangle..__.__ 209-

Setsiltso Springs-4 quadrangle. ______ 210-

Setsiltso Springs-5 quadrangle.______ 211

Shanto Spring-1 quadrangle________ 95

Stinking Spring Creek-2 quadrangle.__ 157

Stinking Spring Creek-3 quadrangle___ 191

Stinking Spring Creek-4 quadrangle___ 192

Stinking Spring Creek-5 quadrangle___ 193.

Stinking Spring Creek-6 quadrangle___ 158

Stinking Spring Cieek 7 quadrangle___ 159

Stinking Spring Creek-8 quadrangle___ 160.

Stinking Spring Creek-9 quadrangle___ 161

Stinking Spring Creek-11 quadrangle 212

Stinking Spring Creek-12 quadrangle__ 92-

Stinking Spring Creek-13 quadrangle_.. 69

Stinking Spring Creek-14 quadrangle__ 70*

Stinking Spring Creek-15 quadrangle__ 194

Straight Cliffs-1 quadrangle....___ 170

Straight Cliffs-2 quadrangle... ___. _ 228

Tidwell-4 quadrangle.-__________ 195

Tidwell-5 quadrangle--__________ 196

Tidwell-9 quadrangle.-__________ 72

Tidwell-15 quadrangle..._________ 171

Tidwell-16 quadrangle.. ....__-...-. 19T

Verdure-1 quadrangle.___________ 136

Verdure-2 quadrangle.-.-..__..__._- 137

Verdure-3 quadrangle. __.__ 138.

Verdure-1 quadrangle.. ______. 139-

Verdure-5 quadrangle._.___.___.. 140

Verdure-6 quadrangle. ___________ 141

Verdure-7 quadrangle.___________ 142'

Verdure-8 quadrangle._______.__ 14a

Verdure-9 quadrangle.. ___...----. 144

Verdure-10 quadrangle.._____..._.. 145

Verdure-11 quadrangle..-_......._..... 146,

Verdure-12 quadrangle...____- 147;
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 129

Index No.

Photogeologic maps (according to Quadrangle 

name) Continued

Verdure-13 quadrangle.-___ 148 

Verdure-14 quadrangle--------- -.-- 149

Verdure-15 quadrangle...._______- 150

Verdure-16 quadrangle..____--------- 151

Woodside-12 quadrangle---_______- 198 

Woodside-13 quadrangle.. ______ _ 199 

Photogeologic maps (according to state and 

county). 

Arizona.

Apache County.

Setsiltso Springs-3 quadrangle . 209 

Setsiltso Springs-4 quadrangle.... 210

Setsiltso Springs-5 quadrangle_... 21; 

Navajo County.

Agathla Peak-1 quadrangle ------ 200

Agathla Peak-2 quadrangle.. _ _ 84 

Agathla Peak-4 quadrangle...... 98

Agathla Peak-6 quadrangle._.--- 85 

Agathla Peak-7 quadrangle -.--.. 201 

Agathla Peak-8 quadrangle --__.. 202 

Shanto Spring-1 quadrangle__. 95 

Colorado.

Dolores County.

Verdure-1 quadrangle...... __. 136

Verdure-8 quadrangle..-.____ 143 

Verdure-9 quadrangle... __. 144 

Montezuma County,

Aneth-1 quadrangle.__ __. 99 

Verdure-9 quadrangle... - ____ 144 

Verdure-It; quadrangle-- _-__ 151 

Montrose County.

Mount Peale-1 quadrangle. __. 124 

Mount Peale-8 quadrangle... __ 127 

Mount Peale-9 quadrangle.-.._ 128 

San Miguel County.

Mount Peale-9 quadrangle.. __ 128 

Mount Peale-16 quadrangle.. __ 131 

Verdure-1 quadrangle... _... 136 

Utah.

Emery County.

Desert Lake-9 quadran gle - -. _. - 76 

Desert Lake-11 quadrangle.-._. 173 

Desert Lake-14 quadrangle___ 174 

Desert Lake-16 quadrangle____ 178 

Emery-1 quadrangle...____ 187 

Emery-8 quadrangle. _._____ 78

Emery-9 quadrangle. ______ 79 

Emery-16 quadrangle.---..__. 80 

Moab-13 quadrangle _ _______ 87 

Stinking Spring Creek-2 quadrangle.- __ __.-.___ 157 

Stinking Spring Creek-3 quadrangle.-_____.________ 191 

Stinking Spring Creek^l quadrangle.. .__..._______... 192 

Stinking Spring Creek-5 quadrangle..______.______ 193 

Stinking Spring Creek-6 quadrangle.....____________ 158

Stinking Spring Creek-7 quadrangle.....____________ 159

Stinking Spring Creek-8 quadrangle-. .__...________ 160 I

Index No.

Photogeologic maps (according to state and 

county) Continued 

Utah Continued

Emery County Continued

Stinking Spring Creek-9 quadrangle._____..___.-.-__ 161 

Stinking Spring Creek-11 quadrangle.___________.__ 212 

Stinking Spring Creek-12 quadrangle.------------------------- 92

Stinking Spring Creek-13 quadrangle----------- ------ - 69

Stinking Spring Creek-14 quadrangle------__ ---. -- 70

Stinking Spring Creek-15 quadrangle.__._-- -- -. 194 

Tidwell-4 quadrangle__.--.__ 195 

Tidwell-5 quadrangle.- ------ 196

Tidwell-9 quadrangle..______ 72 

Tidwell-15 quadrangle_ 171 

Tidwell-16 quadrangle. ---- 197

Woodside-12 quadrangle_------ 198

Woodside-13 quadrangle- - . 199 

Garfield County.

Circle Cliffs-1 quadrangle. ____ 215 

Circle Cliffs-2 quadrangle____ 110 

Circle Cliffs-3 quadrangle. ------ 216

Circle Cliffs-4 quadrangle..___ 217 

Circle Cliffs-5 quadrangle..-.__ 218 

Circle Cliffs-6 quadrangle.-___ 111 

Circle Cliffs-7 quadrangle------- 112

Circle Cliffs-8 quadrangle... 219 

Circle Cliffs-9 quadrangle..___ 220 

Circle Cliffs-10 quadrangle....... 113

Circle Cliffs-11 quadrangle -... _ 114 

Circle Cliffs-14 quadrangle....... 115

Circle Cliffs-15 quadrangle.-.__ 116 

Circle Cliffs-16 quadrangle.------ 117

Kaiparowits Peak-8 quadrangle.. 221 

Kaiparowits Peak-9 quadrangle.. 222 

Mount Pennell-5 quadrangle.-.-. 132 

Mount Pennell-11 quadrangle__ 223 

Mount Pennell-12 quadrangle.__ 224 

Mount Pennell-13 quadrangle__ 225 

Mount Pennell-14 quadrangle__ 133 

Notom-15 quadrangle. _- _____ 153 

Orange Cliffs-9 quadrangle. - -. _ 82 

Orange Cliffs-10 quadrangle. .. 83 

Orange Cliffs-11 quadrangle.__ 205 

Orange Cliffs-12 quadrangle.-.... 206

Orange Cliffs-13 quadrangle___ 207 

Orange Cliffs-14 quadrangle___ 208 

Orange Cliffs-15 quadrangle.. _ -. - 175 

Grand County.

Moab-10 quadrangle._____... 67 

Moad-11 quadrangle..__------- 68

Moab-12 quadrangle.-__ __. 166 

Moab-13 quadrangle.__, ._ '87 

Moab-14 quadrangle.--_...-_ 167 

Moab-15 quadrangle__-__..__ 168 

Mount Peale-1 quadrangle------- 124

Mount Peale-4 quadrangle. ___ 125 

Tidwell-9 quadrangle. _ ___. _ 72 

Tidwell-16 quadrangle---------- 197
130 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index No.

Photogeologic maps (according to state and 

county) C ontinued 

Utah C ontinued

Kane County.

Circle Cliffs-14 quadrangle _.--_-. 115

Circle Cliffs-15 quadrangle.-__ 116

Circle Cliffs-16 quadrangle..- __ 117

Mount Pennell-13 quadrangle._ 225

Mount Pennell-14 quadrangle._ 133

Navajo Mountain-3 quadrangle.. 134

Navajo Mountain-4 quadrangle.. 226

Navajo Mountain-5 quadrangle.. 74

Navajo Mountain-6 quadrangle.. 227

Navajo Mountain-12 quadrangle. 75

Navajo Mountain-13 quadrangle. 135

Straight Cliffs-1 quadrangle.__ 170

Straight Cliffs-2 quadrangle ___ 228

San Juan County.

Aneth-1 quadrangle... __. 99

Aneth-2 quadrangle_______. 100

Aneth-3 quadrangle__ _____ 101

Aneth-4 quadrangle________ 102

Aneth-5 quadrangle ________ 103

Aneth-6 quadrangle________ 104

Aneth-7 quadrangle ________ 105

Aneth-8 quadrangle________ 106

Bluff-1 quadrangle.________ 107

Bluff-8 quadrangle-_.-._-_... 108

Bluff-13 quadrangle..-- ... - 203

Bluff-14 quadrangle. ___.. __ 204

Carlisle-1 quadrangle____-___ 236

Carlisle-2 quadrangle__ ._ 213

Carlisle-3 quadrangle . _. .. 65

Carlisle-4 quadrangle___.___ 163

Carlisle-5 quadrangle__ _. 164

Carlisle-6 quadrangle_ ... 66

Carlisle-7 quadrangle__..._... 165

Carlisle-8 quadrangle_______ 237

Carlisle-9 quadrangle.... 238

Carlisle-10 quadrangle_ _..- ?14

Carlisle-15 quadrangle_.___. 109

Carlisle-16 quadrangle.. . 239

C lay Hills-12 quadrangle .. . 89

Clay Hills-13 quadrangle.. __ 90

C lay Hills-14 quadrangle.... __ . 91

Clay Hills-15 quadrangle. ___. 86

Clay Hills-16 quadrangle ... 71

Elk Ridge-1 quadrangle...___. 118

Elk Ridge-8 quadrangle_____ 119

Elk Ridge-9 quadrangle... . 120

Elk Ridge-12 quadrangle_____ 121

Elk Ridge-13 quadrangle_____ 122

Elk Ridge-16 quadrangle_____ 123

Mount Peale-1 quadrangle..__ 124

Mount Peale^ quadrangle. ___ 125

Mount Peale-5 quadrangle. ___ 240 

Mount Peale-6 quadrangle._-.. 241,246

Mount Peale-7 quadrangle_ __ 126

Mount Peale-8 quadrangle....... 127

Mount Peale-9 quadrangle. __--_. 128

Mount Peale-10 quadrangle...... 129

Mount Peale-11 quadrangle ... 152,242

Mount Peale-12 quadrangle _____ 243

Mount Eeale^lS quadrangle _____ 244

Mount Peale-14 qradrangle _____ 245

Index No.

Photogeologic maps (according to state and 

county) C ontinued 

Utah C ontinued

San Juan County Continued

Mount Peale-15 quadrangle..__ 130 

Mount Peale-16 quadrangle..__ 131 

Navajo Mountain-3 quadrangle. _ 134 

Navajo Mountain-5 quadrangle. . 74 

Navajo Mountain-6 quadrangle.. 227 

Navajo Mountain-9 quadrangle.. 93 

Navajo Mountain-12 quadrangle. 75 

Navajo Mountain-13 quadrangle.. 135 

Navajo Mountain-16 quadrangle . 94 

Orange Cliffs-1 quadrangle___ 188 

Orange Cliffs-8 quadrangle...__ 156 

Orange Cliffs-15 quadrangle___ 175 

Verdure-1 quadrangle..____.. 136 

Verdure-2 quadrangle______ 137 

Verdure-3 quadrangle.___.__ 138 

Verdure-4 quadrangle.____. 139 

Verdure-5 quadrangle.____.. 140 

Verdure-6 quadrangle.._____ 141 

Verdure-7 quadrangle..____..__ 142 

Verdure-8 quadrangle--____.-._ 143 

Verdure-9 quadrangle.._.____.. 144 

Verdure-10 quadrangle.._____ 145 

Verdure-11 quadrangle..___... 146 

Verdure-12 quadrangle..___ 147 

Verdure-13 quadrangle...__.... 148 

Verdure-14 quadrangle.._____ 149 

Verdure-15 quadrangle_-__--____- 150 

Verdure-16 quadrangle.___... 151 

Wayne County.

Carlisle-1 quadrangle.______ 163 

Carlisle-5 quadrangle.___-.--_ 164 

Orange Cliffs-1 quadrangle..__ 188 

Orange Cliffs-2 quadrangle___ 189 

Orange Cliffs-3 quadrangle____ 190 

Orange Cliffs-4 quadrangle___ 81 

Orange Cliffs-5 quadrangle___ 169 

Orange Cliffs-6 quadrangle___ 154 

Orange Cliffs-7 quadrangle____ 155 

Orange Cliffs-8 quadrangle____ 156 

Orange Cliffs-9 quadrangle___ 82 

Orange Cliffs-10 quadrangle___ 83 

Orange Cliffs-11 quadrangle___ 205 

Orange Cliffs-12 quadrangle___ 206

Pitchblende, United States--..__ 19, 506, 672

Placer deposits - -__-_-_--___---... 287,752 

Idaho, Valley County... ... ...... 690

Bear Valley district--..._-___.-__.- 31

Pre-Morrison formations, Colorado Plateau,

Resource appraisal.--_._____ 318

Prospecting methods, car-mounted equipment____. __ ____. ___ 261, 569

Pyrobitumen deposits, Utah, San Miguel

County, Placerville .___ . 63

Q

Quarterly report, trace elements program_ 306,308

Quartzite.

Arizona, Qila County, Red Bluff prospect. 482 

Utah, Daggett County, Yellow Canary 543 

Wyoming, Niobrara County, Silver Cliff

mine near Lusk..._____ 573,749
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 131

R

Radioactivity detection. Index No.

Equipment-__....________ 644,721,752

Development of___________.. 291

Geiger-Miiller counters________ 719

Meters for light planes________ 350

Field techniques. .. . 644,752

Laboratory techniques... ______. __ 644

Radioactivity measurement, control-chart

method applied to errors...___ 249 

Radon in helium-bearing gas, Texas Panhandle region____________ 645 

Rhode Island, reconnaissance _______ 262

Sandstones..... _.______.__...... 287,752

Arizona, Apache County_________ 480

California.

Kern County_____________. 544 

Santa Cruz County._________ 544

Colorado.

Costilla County. .. 503

Eagle County--___.___..___ 503

El Paso County_____________ 503

Mike Doyle carnotite prospect- _. 336

Oarfleld County._____.__._ 503,559

Grand County.....__________ 312

Huerfano County.___________ 503

Mesa County-..____________ 559

Uravan Mineral belt-..-.____ 8,561

Moffat County ....___.__.__ 312,503

Montrose County._________ 505,559

Uravan Mineral belt..-..____ 8,561

Park County.._..___.... . 503

Rio Blanco County._________ 503,559

San Miguel County.-- --__.. 503,559

Uravan Mineral belt.....____ 8,561

Vanadium deposits in..______ 648

Colorado Plateau._____________ 650

Idaho, Bear Lake County_________ 505

Nevada.

Clark County........__...____.. 575

Elko County... ._..._____ 356

New Mexico.

Quadalupe County..._________ 505 

Mora County, Coyote district___ 430,558 

Rio Arriba County _______ ___ 505 

Sandoval County..__________ 505 

San Juan County..__________ 480 

San Miguel County....______.. 505 

Torrance County____________ 505 

Valencia County.___________ 505

Origin of uranium in. ___________ 507

South Dakota, Pall River County..._ 484,615

United States. __. 19,506,751

Utah.

Emery County_____________ 559 

Oarfleld County. ._.__.___ 559 

Grand County..__._________.. 559 

Thompsons district.________ 731 

Kane County.........__.__._ 559,732

Bulloch group of claims.-____ 512

San Juan County..-.________ 505,559

White Canyon area_ _______ 504

Uintah County, Uinta Basin.____ 312

Sandstones C ontinued 

Utah Continued

Washington County______..__ 732 

Silver Reef district-.-.-----._ 49,50

Wayne County .___._._... 505,559 

Wyoming.

Campbell County___________ 360 

Pumpkin Buttes area.... 485

Converse County.-..____...-..-- 360 

Crook County..--.._.__ 360 

Johnson County. __.__ 360 

Pumpkin Buttes area. _ 485 

Lincoln County..__ .- 506 

Niobrara County.___________ 360 

Powder River Basin _.... 359

Sheridan County_.______ ... 360 

Schroeckingerite, Wyoming, Sweetwater 

County, Lost Creek (Red Desert) 

area 37,46,328,333,343

Secondary uranium deposits, United States... 19,

506,733 

Sedimentology.

Morrison formation, Salt Wash sandstone

member, cross lamination in.,. 748 

Phosphate.

Florida ._-______.____ 352,354 

Phosphoria formation._ ____ _ 307, 576 

Stratification, and cross stratification,

terminology for_ _ 683 

Wyoming, Powder River Basin.--...... 359

Selling procedures for uranium... 752 

Semiannual report, trace-elements program. 319,324 

Shales. . . 287,687,752

Arizona.

Coconino County. _._... 323 

Gila County..__......._.____ 323

Navajo County- __ ___.__ 323 

Final County. _ . 323 

California.

Fresno County...._____ 544

Lake County .._______-_.. 544

Modoc County___. _.. 356,544 

Monterey County.._____--.. 544 

Placer County. ... .. 544 

San Benito County______------- 544

San Luis Obispo County.__ 544

Chattanooga. ____..__-_ 735

Origin 4,631

Colorado.

Adams County..____...... . 323

Arapahoe County.-....---- 323

Archuleta County... 323 

Boulder County..._ . 323

Costilla County 323

Delta County. ___._ 323 

Douglas County.___.__ . 323 

Eagle County__._._.... .- 323

Elbort County---.----_._..__ 323

El Paso County___._..____ 323,503 

Fremont County______ 323 

Garfield County ______ 323 

Gunnison County,. 323 

Huerfano County.__.__ 323 

Lake County __ 323,503

La Plata County.__......... 323

Larimer County _ .. 323
132 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Shales Continued Index No.

Colorado Continued

Las Animas County__________ 323 

Montezuma County._________ 323 

Montrose County. .....__ _ 323 

Morgan County____________ 323 

Ouray County..._________ 323,503 

Park County.-._ __..._ _. 323 

Pueblo County.._____.______ 323 

San Juan County___________ 323 

Weld County.... 323

Idaho.

Blaine County._._________ 323 

Bonneville County, Pall Creek area.. 500 

Custer County.___________ 323,356 

Franklin County____________ 323 

Lemhi County.._.__ _.__. 323 

Owyhee County.___________ 356 

Twin Falls County....________ 356

Mineralogy.__.___.________ 39,277

Montana.

Deer Lodge County.._ _. 323 

Deer Lodge VaUey district ....... 517

Fergus County..___._______ 323 

Gallatta County ___.______ 323 

Granite County...._.. _____. 323

Flint Creek Valley district.___ 517 

Lewis and Clark County_______ 323 

Madison County____________ 323 

Meagher County. _ . ... 323 

Park County.______________ 323 

Powell County, Flint Creek Valley

district..____................. 517

Ravalli County...__......._______ 323

Nebraska, Sioux County._________ 323

Nevada.

EIko County..,. . .. . 323,356 

Esmeralda County___________ 544 

Eureka County...___________ 323 

Nye County___.___________ 323 

White Pine County.. ._.... 323,356

New Mexico.

Bemalillo County___________ 323 

Lincoln County ____________ 323 

Mora County-.__.__......._ 323,505

Coyote district.._________ 430,558 

Otero County._____________ 323 

Rio Arriba County___________ 323 

Sandoval County.___________ 323 

San Juan County____________ 323 

Socorro County..______._____ 323

Ohio.

Carroll County.___________ 325 

Tuscarawas County__________ 325

Oregon.

Malheur County____________ 356

United States..... 19,506,660

Utah.

Cache County_____________ 323 

Carbon County.-__..__.____ 323 

Daggett County-___________ 323 

Duchesne County___________ 323 

Juab County______________ -323 

Millard County.____________ 323 

Salt Lake County..._________ 323 

Tooele County-.____________ 323

Shales C ontinued Index No. 

Utah Continued

Uintah County......____...... 309,323

Utah County.___._________ 323 

Wasatch County___________ 323 

Weber County.... _........._. 323

Virginia, Lee County___________ 326 

Washington, Lewis County..______ 356 

Wyoming.

Big Horn County._....__.___ 323

Crook County-____________ 323 

Goshen County.___________ 323 

Hot Springs County-_ _ _. 357 

Niobrara County____.__.__. 323 

Park County_____________ 323 

Platte. County-____________ 323 

Western County____________ 323 

Shinarump conglomerate.

Age determination, Utah_________ 725 

Arizona____________________ 647 

Colorado Plateau_____________ 647 

Resource appraisal..._.__.___ 318 

Utah.__ . ..... ....__ 647

Siltstone, South Dakota, Lawrence County.. 528 

South Carolina.

Airborne radioactivity surveys, Atlantic

Ocean beach___________ 183 

Anderson County..____________ 511 

Atlantic Ocean beach, airborne radioactivity survey. . 183 

Cherokee County.._.__.______ 511 

Fairfield County.. ........._....._ 511

Greenville County.-...--_-__ __ 511 

Laurens County___.__.______ 511 

Monazite __.. ....__ ... .. 693

Anderson County...._.__.___ 511

Cherokee County..._________ 511 

Fairfield County.._.________ 511 

Greenville County..._.___.__. 511 

Laurens County_.__.____:_ 511 

Spartanburg County.... . 511

Spartanburg County... .. --....__ 511

South Dakota.

Beryl, Ouster County, Fourmile area__ 514

Coals, trace-element content of ash. ___ 635

Custer County... . . 705

Fourmile area...___________ 514

High Climb pegmatite.... 578

Fall River County..- . 484,615 

Lawrence County.__..__.__ _ 528 

Pegmatites.

Custer County_________.___ 705 

Fourmile area.. _____..__ 514 

High Climb pegmatite...... __ 578

Pennington County, Bob Ingersoll

Dike #2 ................... 705

Pennington County, Bob Ingersoll Dike

#2.... . 705

Sandstones.

Fall Kiver County-.. 484,615 

Siltstone, Lawrence County_____..... 528

Stratigraphy.

Morrison formation___.________. 282 

Salt Wash sandstone member, lithofacies study.._ ....... 698
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 133

Stratigraphy Continued Index No. 

Phosphate.

Phosphoria formation.

Montana_____________ 634

Phosphaticshale member.... 24

Trlassic, Wyoming, Green River basin.-. 676

Tantalum, geochemistry_ . 258 

Tectonic map, Colorado Plateau__ ...... 177

Tennessee.

Claibome County. . . .. 320 

Coal, Claibome County_.__......_ 320

Phosphate . . .- 25,686

Texas.

Coals, trace-element content of ash....... 635

Panhandle region, radon in helium-bearing

gas . 645 

Thermodynamic relations among the vanadium oxides__-_.___-___ 657 

Thorium..__.____._____. 306,308,319,324 

Alaska..... 494

California, San Bernardino County,

Mountain Pass district_....__ 580

Colorado, Ouster and Premont Counties.. 529

Contributions to the chemistry of... __ 653

Idaho...-. _.. ._. 273,568

Lemhi County, Lemhi Pass district. 711

Mineralogy________________ 479,490

Colorado Plateau_ ......._._ 574

Montana_________________ 273,568 

Beaverhead County, Lemhi Pass

district _ _._ 711

Trace elements program..__________ 288

Quarterly report_____.____.__ 306,308

Semiannual report___________ 319,324

United States-.__ 685,688

Transient gas flow......____________ 423

Tufa, Colorado.

Ouray County.._____________ 503 

Routt County . _.__ 503 

Tuff.

California, Kern County, Rosamond

prospect_______________ 738 

Nevada.

Esmeralda County.________... 356 

Coaldale ._.. 351,530

Humboldt County_._.______ 575 

Virgin Valley district-. 483 

Utah, Juab County, Honeycomb Hills,

Spider No. 1 claim...__._.... 341

Wyoming, Fremont County_______ 357

U 

United States.

Fluorite deposits, uranium in - ___ 19,506,750 

Lignites, uranium in..._______ 19,506,660 

Limestones, uranium in. ______ 19,506,660 

Pitchblende deposits.,___.___ 19,506,672 

Sandstones, uranium in............. 19,506,751

Secondary uranium deposits.____ 19,506,733 

Shales, uranium in..________ 19,506,660 

Southeastern, mineral resources_____ 680 

Uranium in.___.______.. 19,506,671,688 

Western._____._........._._ 685

Index No.

Uranium 19,306,308,319,324,506,671 

Geochemistry________...... ... 286,296

Mining.

Colorado.___.... ... . 674

Development____...-._... 709 

Mineralogy.__... .... 479,490

Colorado Plateau___... . 574 

Utah.

Asphaltites, Emery County 505 

Beaver County, Indian Creek prospect 64 

Cache County________-_ ....._. 323

Carbon County._ 323,356 

Carbonaceous rocks.-... 428 

Coals.

Carbon County.... 356

Iron County .... 356

Kane County..__ _..... 356

Sanpete County. 356 

Conglomerate.

Emery County___ . . 318

Garfield County .. ..... 318

Grand County.... 318

Seven Mile Canyon, Shinarump

No. 1 mine... 7

Kane County..-. 318

Bulloch Group of claims._------ 512

San Juan County . 318

Sevier County.. 318

Wayne County . . - 318

Capitol Reef area.. . . 285

Daggett County..- 323

Uinta Mountains, Yellow Canary

deposits-__ 543 

Davis County___.__.__ 356 

Duchesne County____________ 312,323 

Duchesne River area, geologic map 585 

Moon Lake area, geologic map .. 586 

Uinta River and Brush Creek-Diamond Mountain area, geologic 

map__... . 588 

Emery County-.__ 310,505,559 

Desert Lake-9 quadrangle, photogeologic map,.. 76 

Desert Lake-11 quadrangle photogeologic map,.. . 173 

Desert Lake-14 quadrangle photogeologic map, ---.----.-_ . 174

Desert Lake-16 quadrangle photogeologic map,---. 178 

Emery-1 quadrangle, photogeologic

map__._.-. 187 

Emery-8 quadrangle, photogeologio

map__.-- 78 

Emery-9 quadrangle, photogeologic

map_____.--. 79 

Emery-16 quadrangle, photogeologic

map_____ 80 

Green River Desert-Cataract Canyon

region, geologic map. 582 

Henry Mountains, geologic map 587 

Moab-13 quadrangle, photogeologic

map__.__.--_ 87 

Stinking Spring Creek-2 quadrangle,

photogeologic map. 157
134 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Utah Continued

Emery County Continued Index No.

Stinking Spring Creek-3 quadrangle,

photogeologic map- -- 191

Stinking Spring Creek-4 quadrangle,

photogeologic map. - 192

Stinking Spring Creek-5 quadrangle,

photogeologic map___-- -- 193

Stinking Spring Creek-6 quadrangle,

photogeologic map_. 158

Stinking Spring Creek-7 quadrangle,

photogeologic map_... 159

Stinking Spring Creek-8 quadrangle,

photogeologic map ._ 160

Stinking Spring Creek-9 quadrangle,

photogeologic map . 161

Stinking Spring Creek-11 quadrangle,

photogeologic map__... -. 212

Stinking Spring Creek-12 quadrangle,

photogeologic map_--- 92

Stinking Spring Creek-13 quadrangle,

photogeologic map__------ 69

Stinking Spring Creek-14 quadrangle,

photogeologic map__--_._ _ 70

Stinking Spring Creek-15 quadrangle,

photogeologic map..- 194

Tidwell-4 quadrangle, photogeologic

map________ -- 195

Tidwell-5 quadrangle, photogeologic

map,.-._____-_--__ _-_ 196

Tidwell-9 quadrangle, photogeologic

map..._____-___---_-_----- 72

Tldwell-15 quadrangle, photogeologic

map.-._-------__---,----------- 171

Tidwell-16 quadrangle, photogeologic

map _.--.-------- - -- -.-- 197

Woodside-12 quadrangle, photogeologic map_..________-_- 198

Woodside-13 quadrangle, photogeologic map.-.-___.__-_--__------- 199

Fluorite, Juab County, Thomas Range_ 342,

571, 717 

Garfleld County_______________ 559

Circle Cliffs-1 quadrangle, photogeologic map.__----_------------ 215

Circle Cliffs-2 quadrangle, photogeologic map____---______ 110

Circle Cliffs-3 quadrangle, photogeologic map_________-___ 216

Circle Cliffs-4 quadrangle, photogeologic map.._-------__--- -.- 217

Circle Cliffs-5 quadrangle, photogeologic map._________------ 218

Circle Cliffs-6 quadrangle, photogeologic map. -------------- -_ 111

Circle Cliffs-7 quadrangle, photogeologic map_____.-______ 112

Circle Cliffs-8 quadrangle, photogeologic map.______._____ 219

Circle Cliffs-9 quadrangle, photogeologic map___________. 220

Circle Cliffs-10 quadrangle, photogeologic map______________ 113

Circle Cliffs-11 quadrangle, photogeologic map________...... 114

Utah Continued

Garfleld County Continued Index No.

Circle Cliffs-14 quadrangle, photogeologic map.. ............_____ 115

Circle Cliffs-15 quadrangle, photogeologic map____________.. 116

Circle Cliffs-16 quadrangle, photogeologic map........_________ 117

Green River Desert-Cataract Canyon

region, geologic map..____ __ 682

Henry Mountains, geologic map... _ 687

Kfiparowits Peak-8 quadrangle,

photogeologic map________ 221

Kaiparowits Peak-9 quadrangle,

photogeologic map___ ____. 2221

Mount Pennell-5 quadrangle, photogeologic map,-..___._____ 132

Mount -Pennell-ll quadrangle, photogeologic map...__...__._.- 223

Mount Pennell-12 quadrangle, photogeologic map .__-_-_-_...__ 224

Mount Pennell-13 quadrangle, photogeologic map- ________. __ 225

Mount Pennell-14 quadrangle, photogeologic map____________ 133

Notom-15 quadrangle, photogeologic

map ----.- -._--------------- 153

Orange Cliffs-9 quadrangle, photogeologic map..---______--. 82

Orange Cliffs-10 quadrangle, photogeologic map----.--,-.____-_._ 83

Orange Cliffs-11 quadrangle, photogeologic map______..:___ 205

Orange Cliffs-12 quadrangle, photogeologic map.--______.--. 206

Orange Cliffs-13 quadrangle, photogeologic map-.----,_-_____ 207

Orange Cliffs-14 quadrangle, photogeologic map.._-____._ 208

Orange Cliffs-16 quadrangle, photogeologic-map___________ 175 

Grand County...-- -..-..-...._. 310,559

Age determination of ores from.. __. 523

Gateway district, geologic map...--.- 592

Moab-10 quadrangle, photogeologic

map.- -.--..-.__.____..-._ 67

Moab-11 quadrangle, photogeologic

map..___.__._.-______ 68

Moab-12 quadrangle, photogeologic

map________.-________ 166

Moab-13 quadrangle, photogeologic

map-----___-__-_--._-_--_-._. 87

Moab-14 quadrangle, photogeologic

map_____--__-____-__-__ 167

Moab-15 quadrangle, photogeologic

map -- --..- - -..-.. 168

Mount Peale-1 quadrangle, photogeologic map..________-. 124

Mount Peale-4 quadrangle, photogeologiemap-..__________ 125

Seven Mile Canyon, Shinarump No. 1

mine_-------__..___.___ 7

Tidwell-9 quadrangle, photogeologic

map.__-___._________ 72
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 135

Utah C ontinued

Grand County Continued Index No. 

Tidwell-16 quadrangle, photogeologic

map._---____ -.---- _ --- 197

Thompsons area____________ 731 

Base map of part_________ 88 

Vanadium region, geologic map- - __ 583 

Igneous rocks, Piute County, Marysvale

district, Papsy's Hope prospect_ 337 

Iron County.________________ 366 

Juab County..- ,-_______ _ ________ 323

Honeycomb Hills, Spider No. 1 claim. 341 

Thomas Range. _.......... 342,571,717

Kane County____..........__ 356, 559, 732

Bulloch group of claims_.....___ 512

Circle Cliffs-14 quadrangle, photogeologic map________.__ 115 

Circle Cliffs-15 quadrangle, photogeologic map.._________ 116 

Circle Cliffs-16 quadrangle, photogeologic map.---._______ _. 117 

Henry Mountains, geologic map___ 587 

Mount Pennell-13 quadrangle, photogeologic map..._________ 225 

Mount Perfnell-14 quadrangle, photogeologic map....__------_.-_ 133

Navajo Mountain-3 quadrangle, photogeologic map_______.___ 134 

Navajo Mountain-4 quadrangle, photogeologic map.._________ 226 

Navajo Mountain-5 quadrangle, photogeologic map...___---_---. 74 

Navajo Mountain-6 quadrangle, photogeologic map.....________ 227

Navajo Mountain-12 quadrangle, photogeologic map..-______ 75 

Navajo Mountain-13 quadrangle, photogeologic map..._______ 135

Straight Cliffs-1 quadrangle, photogeologic map -..._--_____-. _ 170 

Straight Cliffs-2 quadrangle, photogeologic map--.__-______- 228 

Xiatite, Beaver County, Indian Creek

prospect____________ 64

Limestones.

Duchesne County__________ 312

Wayne County_____________ 505

Millard County.-__-__-__......... 323

Peat, Davis County_____________ 356

Pegmatites, Tooele County_______ 579

Phosphate, Phosphoria formation..___ 25,

30, 53,64,307,532,576,684,686,689

Chemistry .____. _______ 274, 564

Mineralogy.- ____....__ ._.. 274,564

Stratigraphic sections. _ 2, 29,42, 499, 539 

Tiute County.

East Slope No. 2 uranium prospect_ 550 

Marysvale district, Papsy's Hope

prospect.. ___-________ 337

Tyrobitumen deposits, San Miguel

County, Placerville._______ 63 

Quartzites, Daggett County, Yellow Canary claims._...---_-_.__ 543 

Salt Lake County.-. . .. . . - 323

Utah C ontinued

Sandstones. Index No. 

Emery County-.___-----__...... 559

Qarfleld County.___________ 559 

Grand County.._._-_-_.._... 559

Thompsons area._-_ - _____ 731 

Kane County__... .. . 559, 732

Bulloch group of claims______ 512 

San Juan County ---------------- 505,559

White Canyon area.-_....-__- 504 

Uintah County, Uinta Basin___ _ 312 

Washington County......._.. . 732

Silver Reef district_ 49,50 

Wayne County................. . 505,559

San Juan County -- 310,505,559 

Age determination of ores from.__.. 523 

Aneth-1 quadrangle, photogeologic

map------_--________.__-_ 99

Aneth-2 quadrangle, photogeologic

map -_-- _ ______ __ 100

Aneth-3 quadrangle, photogeologic

map______-_________ 101 

Aneth-4 quadrangle, photogeologic

map-________________ 102 

Aneth-5 quadrangle, photogeologic

map-_____________-_ 103 

Aneth-6 quadrangle, photogeologic

map__-___.-_---------__ 104

Aneth-7 quadrangle, photogeologic

map___._________ 105 

Aneth-8 quadrangle, photogeologic

map-_____-__________ 106 

Bluff-1 quadrangle, photogeologic

map_________________ 107 

Bluff-8 quadrangle, photogeologic

map--------------------------- 108

Bluff-13 quadrangle, photogeologic

map-__________._____ 203 

Bluff-14 quadrangle, photogeologic

map ---------------------_--_ 204

Carlisle-1 quadrangle, photogeologic

map..____.___________ 236 

Carlisle-2 quadrangle, photogeologic

map _-_._____-____- 213 

Carlisle-3 quadrangle, photogeologic

map._______-___-___ 65 

Carlisle^ quadrangle, photogeologic

map-- .__-------------- 163

Carlisle-5 quadrangle, photogeologic

map.-_-------_________ 164

Carlisle-6 quadrangle, photogeologic

map-.---------__-__-_._-_.--_.- 66

Carlisle-7 quadrangle, photogeologic

map__ --------______------- 165

Carlisle-8 quadrangle, photogeologic

map-______-.____------- 237

Carlisle-9 quadrangle, photogeologic

map____-______-__----- 238 

Carlisle-10 quadrangle, photogeologic

map-----__ -___-- ----- -- 214 

Carlise-15, quadrangle, photogeologic

map-_____.______-__ 109

Carlisle-16 quadrangle, photogeologic

map--._..__.--________ 239
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Utah Continued Index No. 

San Juan County Continued

Clay Hills-12 quadrangle, photogeologic map..___..._.______ 89 

Clay Hills-13 quadrangle, photogeologicmap_______.__.. 90 

Clay Hills-14 quadrangle, photogeologic map.____._...___ 91 

Clay Hills-15 quadrangle, photogeologic map....___.________ 86 

Clay Hills-16 quadrangle, photogeologic map_.._ _ __ _____ __ 71 

Elk Ridge-1 quadrangle, photogeologic map_____________ 118 

Elk Ridge-8 quadrangle, photogeologic map_ __ __ ___ ____ 119

Elk Ridge-9 quadrangle, photogeologic map.______________ 120 

Elk Ridge-12 quadrangle, photogeologic map._____. _______ 121 

Elk Ridge-13 quadrangle, photogeologic map ____._______ 122 

Elk Ridge-16 quadrangle, photogeologic map____._________ 123 

Mount Peale-1 quadrangle, photogeologic map...____________ 124 

Mount Peale-4 quadrangle, photogeologic map___ __________ 125 

Mount Peale-5 quadrangle, photogeologic map_____________ 240 

Mount Peale-6 quadrangle, photogeologic map..__...____.___ 241,246 

Mount Peale-7 quadrangle, photogeologic map,____________ 126 

Mount Peale-8 quadrangle, photogeologic map...___.__ ........ 127

Mount Peale-9 quadrangle, photogeologic map...____________ 128 

Mount Peale-10 quadrangle, photogeologic map,..___________ 129 

Mount Peale-11 quadrangle, photogeologic map ...._....._._ 152,242 

Mount Peale-12 quadrangle, photogeologic map_____________ 243 

Mount Peale-13 quadrangle, photogeologio map..___________ 244 

Mount Peale-14 quadrangle, photogeologlc map..._____.____ 245 

Mount Peale-15 quadrangle, photogeologic map. _____ ______ 130 

Mount Peale-16 quadrangle, photogeologic map. _________ 131 

Navajo Mountain-3 quadrangle, photogeologic map.__________ 134 

Navajo Mountain-5 quadrangle, photogeologic map.__________ 74 

Navajo Mountain-6 quadrangle, photogeologic map.._________ 227 

Navajo Mountain-9 quadrangle, photogeologic map.__________ 93 

Navajo Mountain-12 quadrangle, photogeologlc map. ________ 75 

Navajo Mountain-13 quadrangle, photogeologic map....._____... 135

Utah-Continued Index No. 

San Juan County Continued

Navajo Mountain-16 quadrangle, photogeologicmap-.___._. ... 94 

Orange Cliffs-1 quadrangle, photogeologic map. . 188 

Orange Cliffs-8 quadrangle, photogeologic map...._.. . . 156 

Orange Cliffs-15 quadrangle, photogeologic map_____._._._.. 175 

Vanadium region, geologic map . 683 

Verdure-1 quadrangle, photogeologic

map._________________ 136 

Verdure-2 quadrangle, photogeologic

map_____... .- 137 

Verdure-3 quadrangle, photogeologic

map.___......_____ _ 138

Verdure-4 quadrangle, photogeologic

map_____ 139 

Verdure-5 quadrangle, photogeologic

map __ ___. __________ 140 

Verdure-6 quadrangle, photogeologic

map_______--. . ... 141 

Verdure-7 quadrangle, photogeologic

map________'.............. 142

Verdure-8 quadrangle, photogeologic

map_____________.__ 143 

Verdure-9 quadrangle, photogeologic

map______._.. . .- 144 

Verdure-10 quadrangle, photogeologic

map__________ 145 

Verdure-11 quadrangle, photogeologic

map___.._- 146 

Verdure-12 quadrangle, photogeologic

map.... 147 

Verdure-13 quadrangle, photogeologic

map._________ . _ 148 

Verdure-14 quadrangle, photogeologic

map_____._.. ..-- 149 

Verdure-15 quadrangle, photogeologic

map_____.___._. _. 150 

Verdure-16 quadrangle, photogeologic

map___-._ _.. _. 151

White Canyon area__________ 504

Sanpete Canyon..._.. ._...... ... 356

Shales.

Cache Canyon.___._._........ 323

Carbon County.____________ 323 

Daggett County..__................ 323

Duchesne County____._._.._. 323 

Juab County.__.. .. ._. . .. 323 

Millard County....... 323

Salt Lake County .... . 323

Tooele County__._...__.. .. 323 

Uintah County.___.______. 309,323 

Utah County.. . ... 323

Wasatch County..._. ..... 323

Weber County.._______._.... 323

Shinaramp congolmerate-.....- . 647

Age determination....___... ... 725

Sinbad Valley-Fischer Valley anticline _ 712 

Structure map and sections__ ... 230 

Tooele County ______.______ 323,579 

Tuft, Juab County, Honeycomb Hills,

Spider No. 1 claim. 341
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 137

Utah Continued Index No. 

Uintah County........._......... 309,312,323

Uinta Basin............_____._ 312

Ulnta River and Brush Creek-Diamond Mountain area, geologic 

map._______________ 588 

Utah County. ..._...______.,_ 323 

Veins.

Piute County, East Slope No. 2 prospect_________________:. 550 

Wasatcb County_____._______ 323

Duchesne Elver area, geologic map_ 585 

Washington County ___________ 732

Silver Reef district-...--_ 49,50 

Wayne County______________ 505,559

Capitol Reef area 285

Carlisle-4 quadrangle, photogeologic

map........._.........._..... 163

Carlisle-5 quadrangle, photogeologic

map.._______________ 164

Green Rirer Desert-Cataract Canyon

region, geologic map________ 582

Henry Mountains, geologic map___ 587

Miners Mountain area...______ 23

Orange Clifls-1 quadrangle, photogeologic map______________ 188

Orange C lifls-2 quadrangle, photogeologic map.._____________ 189

Orange Cliffs-3 quadrangle, photogeologic map__.__________ 190

Orange Cliffs-4 quadrangle, photogeologic map-.____________ 81

Orange Cliffs-5 quadrangle, photogeologic map..____________ 169

Orange CJiffs-6 quadrangle, photogeologic map______________ 154

Orange Cliffs-7 quadrangle, photogeologic map______________ 155

Orange Cliffs-8 quadrangle, photogeologic map -.___.______ 156

Orange Cliffs-9 quadrangle, photogeologic map_____________ 82

Orange Cltffs-10 quadrangle, photogeologic map_.___________ 83

Orange Cliffs-11 quadrangle, photogeologic map__________.__ 205

Orange Cliffs-12 quadrangle, photogeologic map....______.____ 206 

Weber County.___________.__ 323

Vanadium deposits, Colorado________ 648 

San Miguel County, Placervllle.. _- 651 

Veins - -.....__.....____ 287,752 

California, San Bernardino County,

Mountain Pass district___ _. 580 

Colorado.

Boulder County.____________ 503 

Caribou mine. __________ 329,697 

Central Mineral belt__________ 673 

Chaffee County..__________ 303 

Clear Creek County..______.... 503 

Lawson-Dumont district, Jo Reynolds area..__________ 501 

Custer County____________ 503

Veins Continued Index No. 

Colorado Continued

El Paso County -- - 503

Gilpin County..___... . . 503 

Central City district____...... 488

Quartz Hill __-_ , 613

Wood mine-___-_ 335

Gunnison County__ ....___ 303,503

Northwestern San Juan Mountains._____________ 510 

Jefferson County.-_-_______ 503,548 

Golden Gate Canyon______ 611 

Ralston Creek area_____ 611 

Lake County _._________ 503,549 

Larimer County__________ 503 

Copper King mine.- _ 716 

King mine area______... 313 

Ouray County.____________ 503 

Northwestern San Juan Mountains____..-. _ 510 

Park County ._.____.___.. 503 

Alma district . __. 531 

San Juan County, Northwestern San

Juan Mountains.__.___ 510 

Summit County, Montezuma____ 311 

Teller County.____-_ 503 

Idaho.

Clark County____________ 273,568

Lemhi County..__ .._ - 273,568

Grunter mine.___._...... 331

Kentuck mine._____-...... 331

Lemhi Pass district______ 711 

Montana.

Beaverhead County__ .... 273,331,568

Lemhi Pass district. _____ 711 

Boulder batholith....._............ 616

Jefferson County____...... 332

Clancy area___________ 41,566

Comet area___________.. 524

Free Enterprise mine 567

Lincoln County_______.. 331

Madison County-__________ 273,568

Silver Bow County..._.... 273,568

Nevada.

Clark County________-___.. 575 

Lincoln County___________... 575 

Lyon County--. . 575

East Walker River area. 563 

Nye County______._ . .. 575 

Pershing County 575 

New Mexico.

Grant County.

Black Hawk district__-_ 658 

White Signal district. 659

Merry Widow claim..... 338,489-

Socorro County___... . 505 

Utah.

Piute County, East Slope No. 2 uranium prospect__ 550 

Vermont, reconnaissance.._ 262 

Virginia.

Amelia County____ 511 

Buchanan County.---------- 326>

Charlotte County.._... 511 

Clay, Pulaski County. - 326
138 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Virginia Continued Index No. 

Coal.

Buchanan County,-_________ 326

Dickenson County-__________ 326

Lee County-....-__.___.___ 326

Montgomery County_________ 326

Eussell County..___________ 326

Tazewell County____________ 326

Wise County..-.-.____..__.__ 326

Cumberland County..._.________ 511

Dickenson County._.__________ 326

Dinwiddie County_____________ 511

Goochland County_____________ 511

Hanover County...________.. 511

Henry County.-.______________ 511

Lee County....------___.__.--..-.. 326

Mecklenburg County.._________ 511

Monazite....._-..._____.._._... 693

Amelia County.____________ 511

Charlotte County.___________ 511

Cumberland County..________ 511

Dinwiddie County.__________ 511

Goochland County_________ 511

Hanover County____________ 511

Henry County...___________ 511

Mecklenburg County..________ 511

Nottoway County__________ 611

Patrick County.. ...____.__ 511

Pittsylvania County..________ 511

Powhatan County.._________ 511

Prince Edward County._... .- 511

Spotsylvania County_________ 511

Montgomery County____________ 326

Nottoway County_____________ 511

Patrick County..______________ 511

Pittsylvania County..._________ 511

Powhatan County...___________ 511

Prince Edward County._________ 511

Pulaski County..-- .......______.. 326

Russell County_______________ 326

Shales, Lee County....__....____... 326

Spotsylvania County.___________. 511

Tazewell County....._ .___.,.. 326

Wise County.....______.__..._ 326

Volcanic ash, Montana.

Gallatin County, Gallatin Valley district- 517 

Lewis and Clark County, Prickly Pear

Valley district . 517

W 

Wagon drilling.

Sample collectors, practices and results

obtained...-,-.- -...___.... 293

Sampling___________________ 669 

Washington. 

Coals.

Lewis County...____________ 356

Pierce County...___________ 356

Cowlitz County.. _ 356

Lewis County_____________ 356

Lignites.

Cowlitz County... -...__ ... 356

Lewis County..-.--..--. .__.. 356

Pierce County .............__..... 356

Shales.

Lewis County.____________. 356

Index No.

Water 287

Colorado.

Boulder County____________ 503 

Clear Creek County . 503

El Paso County---.--.--.-_ 503 

Ouray "County._____. _.... 503

Routt County.-..__ ____ 503 

Idaho.-..--_-------_---------- .. 309

Sea, control of trace-element concentrations in_______________ 675 

Wyoming...______.__..- . 309 

West Virginia, 

Coals.

Logan County.-____________ 320 

McDowell County.__________ 326 

Mercer County. ._.. ... 326 

Mingo County.. -_.- .. . 320 

Raleigh County..----- ------- 326

Wyoming County.___.... 326

Logan County__.___-..._------_ 320

McDowell County-...__------------_ 326

Mercer County...._..._ . 326

Mingo County....___ ..-. 320

Raleigh County...__._. ___ 326 

Wyoming County__.__... - 326 

Wyoming.

Airborne radioactivity surveys.

Campbell County, Pumpkin Buttes

area..__________.__ 234 

Carbon County, Miller Hill area.__ 180 

Crook County, Devil's Tower area_ 162 

Fremont County, Tabernacle Buttes

area. - __...._ 181

Johnson County, Pumpkin Buttes

area. -- 234

Sublette County, Tabernacle Buttes

area.._______________ 181 

Sweetwater County.

Aspen Mountain area .-.------- 179

Red Desert area. . 339 

Uinta County, West Lone Tree area.. 182 

Albany County._________._ 579 

Big Horn County...__ _ 323 

Burnt Fork area.-. ______._____ 428 

Campbell County -__ 359,360

Pumpkin Buttes area - 485 

Airborne radioactivity survey.. 234 

Carbon County.

Miller Hill area._ 525

Airborne radioactivity survey.... 180

Carbonaceous rocks...... . 428

Coals.

Hot Springs County 357

Lincoln County---.------- - 309,312

Sweetwater County.

Red Desert area..__ 43?

Rock Springs area___-_ 30?

Converse County....__________ 359,360

Crook County..._._.__.___ 323,360 

Devil's Tower area, airborne radioactivity survey_... 162 

Fremont County. __ -__- 357,579 

Tabernacle Buttes area, airborne

radioactivity survey____.. 181
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 139

Wyoming Continued Index No.

Goshen County--..--.-_ ___ 323,579

Hartville area, geologic map _____ 589

Green River basin, Triassic stratigraphy.. 676

Hot Springs County-._--------- 357

Igneous rocks, Fremont and Hot Springs

Counties.._.___________ 357

Johnson County.-.____________ 359,360

Pumpkin Buttes area.____.___ 485

Airborne radioactivity survey.... 234

Lignite, Sweetwater County, Red Desert

area......____________________ 46,333

Limestone, Carbon County, Miller Hill

area.._________.-.-__ 525 

Lincoln County..- ---- 309,312,323,505

Metamorphic rocks, Fremont County__ 357

Natrona County,____________ 357,579

Niobrara County_____________ 323,360

Silver Cliff mine near Lusk.____._ 573,749

Park County-.-.--.---.---_-_-____. 323

Pegmatite.

Albany County.____________ 579

Fremont County. -_________ 579

Goshen County...___________ 579

Natrona County.___________ 579

Phosphate, Phosphoria formation-.___ 25,30,

53, 54,307,532,576,684,686,689

Chemistry-__________________ 274,564

Lincoln County____________ 323

Mineralogy._____________ 274,564

Stratigraphic sections_________ 2,3,

28,42,498,540,551,552

Stratigraphy.______________ 24 

Teton County.... __ . 323

Platte County __..._..._____ 323 

Hartville area, geologic map_____ 589 

Quartzite, Niobrara County, Silver Cliff

mine.--.- -_ _- __ __. 573,749

Wyoming Continued Index No. 

Sandstones.

Campbell County _______________ 360,485

Converse County.-_________. 360 

Crook County...__._-__._._ 360 

Johnson County___________ 360,485 

Lincoln County____________ 505 

Niobrara County_____..- 360

Powder River Basin...________ 359

Sheridan County.___________ 360

Schroeckingerite, Sweet-water County__ 37,46,

328,333,343

Sedimentology, Powder River Basin___ 359 

Shales.

Big Horn County......__-_-__ 323

Crook County . , __.__ __ 323 

Goshen County..___________ 323 

Hot Springs County_________ 357 

Niobrara County....__.__.__ 323

Park County.______________ 323 

Platte County ..--,_____ ._ 323 

Weston County,.___-------__.. 323

Sheridan County.. _ 359,360

Sublette County, Tabernacle Buttes, airborne radioactivity survey__ 181 

Sweetwater County.

Aspen Mountain area, airborne radioactivity survey___. 179 

Lost Creek Red Desert area. _... 37,46, 

328,333,343,435 

Airborne radioactivity survey.... 339

Rock Springs area __...- 309 

Teton County -..._._____... - 323 

Tuff, Fremont County.__________ 357 

Uinta County, West Lone Tree area, airborne radioactivity survey- 182 

Wasatch formation_________ 359 

Water--- __ 309

Weston County..__._ _ . 328

AUTHOR INDEX

Index No. 

Adams, J. W . .................. 548,560,611

Altschuler, Z. S__.-.--.-..-... 25,401,415,612,686 

Anderson, J. W..................... 10,272,370,572

Annell, C. S ..................... 275,294,635,739

Armstrong, F. C..... ... 26,27,28,498,534,613

Averitt, Paul ..... .-- 587

Axelrod, J. M................................ 614

B 

Baker, A. A._.._...._..--------.___ 582

Bales, W. E..... . ..... 615

Balsley, J. ~R................................. 234

Baltz, E. H., Jr-.. -... . 430,558

Barlow, I. H_.___._..___......__ 612

Barnett, P. R_______...-__-...__ 281,700 

Bates, C. E................ 65,66,67,68,69,70,71,72

Bates, R. E_. _ 587

Bates, R. G __ 494

Bauer, H. L., Jr.._.............______ 338,

341,342,445,483,489,563,717,750 

Becraft, G. E._...................... 73,524,616,617

Bell, Henry, HI.. . .. 599,603,604,615 

Bennett, H. S................._.......__ 74,75

Benson, W. E__________________ 504 

Bergendahl, M. H.__....___.__.__ 470

Berman, Joseph...............__.... 618,619,679

Berman, Robert.. 402,414,415,620

Beroni, E. P....... 312,336,411,504,512,548,660,751

Blade, L. V....-..... ............... 1,396,626

Block, Stanley._--------__--..--.- 431,641,642

Boardman, R. L_____________ __ 610 

Bortner, T. E__._.............._..... 183,184

Bostwick, D. A__........._......_.... 52,497

Bowles, E______________._____ 587 

Bracken, J. T_............................. 621

Brannock, W. W_.______............. 570

Breger, I. A________.__..........._. 435

Brown, C. N._..._._...........___._ 88

Bryner, Leonid________________ 598 

Burbank, W. S..._ .............. 510,708

Bush, A. L .-.__-..-..... . ._ . 599,603

Butler, A. 1'., Jr. ..-... 286,287,383,592,688 

Butler, C. R................................. 488

O 

Cadigan, R. A -------_---------_... 282,692

Cameron, E.N .................. . 250,667

CampbeU, R. M_.._ 27,534

Cannon, H. L--._.................... 521,622,623

Cannon, R. S., Jr__...._............... 289,624

Carswell, L. D............................... 3,552

Cass, J. T....................__........._ 76

Cater, F.W., Jr.........-. ....- 478,594,596,

597,598,599,600,601,602,603,604,606,608,610

Index No. 

Cathcart, J. B _.___..______............... 1,

25, 77,292,345,396,401,625,626,627, 628,686 

Cavender, W. S_.._...._._--------- 697,711

Cheney, T. M. .................. 2,3,539,551,554

Christ, C. L--.. .-.....--........ ..... 629,630

Christman, R. A..__.___._....._ . 529

Cisney, E. A .. . 427,612,677,699,744,745 

Clabaugh, S. E ...................... 97

Clark, J. R ................................ 629

Conant, L. C ......... . .. 4,387,631

Condon, W. H. 78,79,80,81,82,83,93,94,95,175 

Cook, E. L .......................... 300,389,632

Cox, D. C-................................... 571

Craig, L. C........ . .. .. . . 282,633

Cressman, E. R.. 3,5,42,52,393,497,535,536,552,634 

Crowley, R. J..__._._._.......___ 96

Curtis, Diane___._____._____ ... 527 

Cuttitta, Frank___.___...__.._.... 6,

279,290,297,317,376,412,420,570,656

D

Davidson, D. F................ 1,26,36,292,352,354,

359,360,396,456,476,477,496,520,538,626,627 

Davis, F. J 722,723

Davis, W. E__...____-.--.-.-..._.-.. 344 

Dellwig, L. F._............................ 529

Denson, N. M__________________ 589 

Deul, Maurice__________________ 635 

Dings, M. G.-... .............. 303,311,392,409

Donnay, Gabrielle...________ 636,637,638,639 

Donnay, J. D. H. ................. 637,638,639

Dow, V. T..... 293,384

Drake, A. A 232

Duncan, D. C ............ 323,351,356,467,530

Dwornik, E. J...._._.....___.____ 630

E

Eckstein, W. H_.................. 71,84,85,86,87

Erickson, E. S., Jr. ._____.............. 410

Erickson, R. L____........_._... 472,505,640

Evans, H. T., Jr__ 431,629, 641,642,643

I1 

Fahey, J. J..... 254,572

Fairchild, J. G . ......... 255,572

Farley, T. A...............__...._ ...... 437

Faul, Henry ................. 473,644,645,646,737

Feeger, J. A. __._____......_ 504

Finch, W. I.......................... 7,318,422,647

Fischer, R. P.. 8, 88, 559, 561, 583, 584, 592, 648, 649,

650,651, 688

Fischer, W. A . 89,90,91,92,93,94,95 

Flanagan, F. J.......__.___._____ 425

Flege, R. F., Jr.. ........-..-_.__..-._-_. 428

141
142 CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MINERAL RESOURCES

Index No.

Fleischer, Michael- 250, 251, 256, 257, 258, 479, 490,

572,652

Fletcher, M. H_. 9, 10, 11, 12, 269, 271, 272, 347, 366,

368,370,371,450,493, 542, 572, 653,677

Foster, M. D-_ __ 251,252,254,572

Freeman, V. L.___.._ _....... 282,698

Frondel, Clifford........................... 421,654

Frondel, J. W.........._..... 412,479,490,655,656

Fuyat, R. K. (See also Zreher, Ruth).. _ 43,

268,365, 572, 715 

G 

Garmoe, W. J_ _________..__ 535

Garrels, R. M__..._ ._.._.__.____.__.__ 657

Gates, G.L............................ 358,471,692

Gault, H. E,.................................. 516

GUI, J. K................................... 469, 517

GiUerman, Elliot.... . ....... .... 96,658,659

Glass, J. I.................................... 664

Goldman, M. I.............................. 587

Gordon, E. D._............................ 293,384

Gosman, R. F -...--.........._......... 553

Gott, G. B.. 19,473,505, 506, 512, 529, 565,640, 645, 660 

GottMed, David.........................._ 701

Granger, H. C_..._. 330,338,378,440,445,489, 507, 751 

Griffltts, W. R............................... 541

Grimaldi, F. S__ 13, 14, 248, 251, 253, 255, 259, 260,

266, 267, 280, 283, 364, 377, 493, 570, 572, 614,

661, 682. 

Gross, E. B__. ......._.......__..._. 73

Gude, A. J., 3rd,.. ........ 15, 41, 548, 566, 567, 733

Gulbrandsen, R. A....................... 27,97,534

Guttag, N. S........................... 280, 377, 572

H

Hackman, R. J.. 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 

106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 

116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 

126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 

136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 14], 142, 143, 144, 145, 

146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 246. 

Haff, J. C-. ............................... 651

Hail, W. J., Jr.............................. 469, 517

Hanley, J. B............................... 579,662

Harder,!. O .. _. . ... ._ 256,257,258 

Harrison, H. C............................... 678

Harrison, J. E ........_._-..-..__... 501,663

Heinrich, E. W............................... 579

Hemphill, W. R..._ 154,155,156,157,158,159,160,161 

Henbest, L. G ._. .................. 589

Henderson, J. R . ........ ........... 162,474

Hewett, D. F.-....-........... ........... 664

Heyman, A. M ..................... 529

Hill, J. W.................................... 565

Hilpert, L. S................................. 561

Hinrichs, E. N _-..-.. 16,285

Holmes, C. N.......................... 282,633,665

Holser, W. T............................... 666,667

Honkala, F. S .............. 17,52,97,419,519,668

Hoppin, B. A 27,28,36,498,520

Horr, C. A................................. 472,640

Hosford, G. F...................._.......... 29,499

Hosley.V.M - -.- 72, 163,

164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170,171

Houser, F. N .__._. _ ... __..... 628

Index No. 

Houser, S. S_.__.___.___......._..._... 527"

Houston,!. R......_..................... 492,515-

Huddle, J. W_.......................... 29, 585, 586

Huleatt, W. P................................ 669

Hunt, C. B.._._._.-.--.--..--...._...... 587

Ingerson, Earl.___________.____ 670'

Jaffe, E. B--- .. 18,340,369,447,481

Jobin, D. A-.....-.----..._.___.__._ 609-

Johnson, D. H.......... . 264,573-

Johnson, R. W._..... .. ........._.. 172,186

Jones, R. S.._......_._____.......... 42,536-

K 

Kaiser, E. P............_._.. 19,337,482,506,671

Keevil, N. B................................. 678.

Kellagher, Richard..............._____.. 434

Kennedy, G. C.........._....__.......... 2ft

Kent, B.H...... .................. 173,174,175

Ketner, K. B.... . ..-.......... 1,396,626-

Killeen, P. L..... ................... 516,518,557

King, R. U......... ..... 19,329,330,335,336,439,

440,444,503,506,672,67$ 

Kinney, D. M.......... .. . .... 29,588

Kinser, C. A........ . 317,420,433,556

Kleinhampl, F. J....._........ . ... . 9&

Klemic, Harry..............._........... 314,41ft

Klepper, M. R........ ........ 21,52,332,441,519*

Koschmann, A. H.......__._-._.__... 674

Kostyleva, E. E............................ 322,432

Krauskopf, K. B......_. ..... ........ 97,675

Kreher, Ruth (See also, Fuyat, R. K.)....... 266

Kummel, Bemhard..._____________ 676

Lang, A. J., Jr.- 514

Larsen, E. S., Jr.. 677,678,679,695

Laurence, R. A ..._._...... 680

Leonard, B. F...................... 501,503,673,681

Levine, Harry_-.- _ .-.. ... 14,

260,267,304,364,394,570,572,682, 706

Lough, C. F. 247

Love, J.D... . 485,525,589

Levering, T. G _- __ _.... 575

Levering, T. S...... ..._ ..... ._.. 285

Lowell, W. R.... . . 22,52,176,497

Luedke, R. G. ............... 23,177,231,285,451

Lutz, Katharine ---------------.---- 25,401,686

M 

McCann, F. T-._ . 585,586

MacKallor, Jules.._.....__.._. ...... 88

McKay, E. J ... . 595,609,610 

McKee, E. D.... ..... ...... ... ... 399,683

McKelvey, V. E..... ................... 24,

25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 53, 286, 288, 345, 382, 395,

401, 496, 498 532, 534, 684, 685, 686, 687,688, 689

McKeown, F. A 15,262,265,312,314,411, 416,512

Mackin, J. H. 31,690

McLaughlm, K. P... .. 97 

Malde, H. E........... - 691
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRACE ELEMENTS, RELATED REPORTS 143

Index No. 

Manger, G. E.................. 358,471,473,645,692

Mapel, W. J................................... 586

Marsh, C. A. (Seealso Warshaw, C.M.).____ 259

Marshall, C. H... .... .... . 178

Matzko, J. J_____.___..___.............. 513,515,557

May, Irvlng.... 9,10,11,269,272,366,370,371,493, 572

Mela, Henry...... .-.. ...- 299,740

Mertie, J. B., Jr. ... - -.. 511,693 

Meschter, D. Y.._ __..............._ 73

Meuschke, J. L............. 179,180,181,182,183,184

Meyers, W. B._..._..._.................. 32

Meyrowitz, Robert-_.__...... 435,454,694,695

Milkey, R. G... 298,

301,386,390,398,436,523,653,696,729 

Miller, R. L ............................... 587

Milton, Charles.__.-....-_..-----.---.--. 614

Moench, R. H..-__.-...-.-.-.-._.__... 232 

Moore, F. B . .... ... 488,503,672,673,697

Moore, G. W............... 309,385,406,429,500,544

Moss, C. K................................. 300,389

Moxham, R. M_.________________ 59, 

162,172,179,180,181,182,183,184,185,186, 234, 

353,455,474,486,495,508,522,546,723 

Mrose, M. E................................. 643

Mullens, T. E.............................. 282,698

Murata, K. J................_.__._.. 614,699

Myers, A. T ...... ......... 281,472,640,700

Mytton, J. W.............................. 473,645

N

Narten, P. F............................... 263,265

Nelson, A. E......_.............. 486,492,495,515

Nelson, J. M .................... 261,263,569,687

Nelson, R. A.............. .. ......... 339,446

Neuerburg, G. J________________. 701 

Newman, W. L........... ................ 714

O

Olson, J. C.-_-____---.. 33,34,35,229,580,702,703 

O'Malley, F. W...................... 26,36,496,520

Onoda, Kiyoka (See also Shimamoto, K. O.)- 38,

276,373 

Orkild, P. P... _ .. -. ..._.____ 187,188,

189,190, 191,192,193,194,195,196,197,198,199 

Osterwald, F. W....._.. .........._._.. 233

Owens, J. P___________.________ 415

Page, L. R...... 37,343,448,484,579,671,688, 704, 705

Payne, O. A _ 52,519

Peirce, H. W......... ............. 42,54,537,538

Peterson, J. A__________________ 2,553

Phair, George...__.______________ 38,

276, 302, 304, 313, 373, 391; 394, 413, 706, 707, 716

Phoenix, D. A..._.....................__ 591

Pierce, A. P_____________.______ 645 

Pierson, C. T................... 503,510,531,549,708

Pietsch, Audrey (See also Smith, A. P.)...... 283

Portnov, A. I......___..................... 316

Pray, L. C................................. 580,590

R Index No. 

Rabbitt, J. C .............................. 39,

40, 277, 278, 284, 286, 296, 374, 375, 379, 652 

Randolph, R. B_.__.___._..._....._ 570

Ray, R. G..._. . 200,201,

202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211 212

Redden, J. A- ..... -..... -..- 484, 514

Reinhardt, P. W........................... 234

Replogle, B. K . .... ........ 536

Roberts, W. A.......................... 41,566,567

Rominger, J. F......_._____._.___ 651

Rosenblum, Samuel_ ________ ____ 617 

Rosholt, J. N., Jr...._...__...___... 315,417

Rove, O. N_ _ ........ ......- 709

Rowe, J. J..,.. -.-..-............. 453,572,682

Rubey, W. W.........._______.....__ 286

Ruppel, E. T................................ 52,519

Russell, R. T...-...--...--...______.._ 592

Sakakura, A. Y.................... 349,423,452,473

Schafer, Max__________________ 303,392 

Schlecht, W. G............... ....... 249,251,572

Schmidt, D. L........____.__.__._ 31,690

Schnabel, R. W ... .......... ......... 355,466

Scott, J. M.................... 213,214,215,216,217

218, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228 

Sears, R. S.........___...__..-...--.. 29,499

Senftle, F. E...................... 425,437,621,710

Sharp, W. N........... 229,339,446,580,590,703,711

Shawe, D. R_._____....__.__...... 580

Sheldon, R. P........................... 2,3,26,30,

36,42, 53, 395,520, 532,537, 540, 551,552,554,689 

Sheridan, D. M.............................. 578

Sherwood, A. M......... 18,340,427,447, 744, 745, 746

Shimamoto, K. O. (See also Onoda, Kiyoko). 707 

Shoemaker, E. M.. 177,230,231,451,605, 712, 713, 714 

Silverman, 8. R_ .- _.. 43,268,365,715

Simmons, W. W............................. 587

Sims, P. K 232,233,313,413,716

Singewald, Q. D....__....__------ 531,549,708

fekitsky, V. L.............__.......___. 316

Slavm, Morris . 11,572

Smart, R. A.......... 2,3,42, 54, 538,539, 540, 552, 554

Smith, A. P. (See also Pietsch, Audrey)._.. 572 

Smith, J. F., Jr... 285

Smith, L. E..... .... 26,27,28,29,496,498,499,584

Snider, J. L............... __ . 325,326

Sprouse, D. P..... ......._____.__ 29,499

Staatz, M. H . .... .. 44,

341,342,483,563, 571,581,717, 718,750

Stadnichenko, Taisia..........__....._.. 322,432

Staff 45,46,

306,308,319, 324, 333, 334, 400, 405,424, 442,443 

Stager, H. K 597

Stead, F, W...- 234, 291,339,446,719,720, 721, 722, 723 

Stephens, J. G ........................... 429,544

Stern, T. W........................ 47,48,270,367,

388, 398, 418, 475, 523, 724, 725, 726, 727, 728, 729 

Stevens, J. M.......................... 363,380,526

Stevens, R. E.......................... 251,252,572

Stewart, M. D........... ... .............. 29,499

Stewart, R. H................................ 348
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Index No. 

Stich, J. N........ _. ..-_____..... 403,509

Stieff, L. R-.. _.. ...____-.___.._._.._ 48, 398,

410,418,437, 475, 523, 699, 725, 726, 727, 728, 729 

Stokes, W. L............... 480,584,591,592,730,731

StrobeU, J. D., Jr.. .... .--.. ,...- 457,

458,459,460,461,462,463,464,465,593

Stugard, Frederick, Jr___ _____.___ 19,

49.-50,64,235, 506, 512,732,733

Swanson, R. W...__-...-___._-___.._ 25, 30,51,52,

53, 54, 395, 401, 497, 532, 536, 553, 686, 689,734 

Swanson, V. E________. _________ 735 

Swinney, C. M._.___..............._.. 96

T

Tandy, C. W................................. 535

Thaden, R. E......................._...... 247

Thompson, M. E_______________ 42,

274,307,372,404,426,537,564,574,576,746,747

Thompson, R. B., Jr______________ 747

Thurston, R. H.............................. 736

Thurston, W. R..._........... 55,56,57,58,571,577

Tischler, M. S................................ 630

Titcomb, Jane___.____._______ 572 

Tittle, C. W.. - -- - .-__. 646,737 

Tolbert, Q. E.................... 152,153,236,237,

238,239,240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 246,381,492 

Tooker, E. W.____. .-..... - .. 233,273,568

Tourtelot, H. A........................... 357,468

Trites, A. F., Jr......... 44, 273, 504, 568, 581, 718, 736

Tucker, W. P._-_-_ _.--.--.-..--_.---.._- 305,397

Vhay, J. S.................................... 331

Vickers, R. C.___...........___ 63,355,466,528

Vine, J.D.......................... 309,406,428,500

Vogel, J. D..-............................... 606

W Index No. 

Walker, G. W................................ 738

Ward, E. L. M............................... 77

Ward, F. N................................ 266,572

Waring, C. L._._.-..._-__................. 275,

294, 295,299,305,397,679.739,740,741 

Waring, R. O.............. 2,42, 54, 539, 540. 551,554

Warner, E. R,...................... 12,347,450,542

Warner, L. A....-.--.--..----.-._---------- 667

Warner, M. A. ............. 2,54,537,539,540,551

Warr, J. J., Jr.. , .., - . 435 

Warshaw, C. M. (See also Marsh, O. A.)...-. 572 

Waters, A. C._.___._____.___.. 378,507 

Wayland, T. E....._ _ _..-._.. . 742

Wedow, Helmuth, Jr__._._...._..... 59,

350,362,381,494,515,545, 557 

Weeks, A. D....................... 60,310,346,388,

407,426,427,449, 574, 724,743, 744,745,746,747 

Weir, D. B................................... 562

Weir, G.W......... ............ 282,399,683,748

Weiser, J. JO.................. 42,43,268,365,638,715

Welch, S. W....... _. _..._..____ _._.__ 320,321

West. W. S ...... ...._.. ........ 61,62,361,

408, 492, 502, 513, 515, 516, 522, 533, 647, 556 

White, C. E . ._..... 661

White, M.G-..... , .. 59,62,363,

380, 487, 491, 492, 502, 513, 518, 526, 547, 557 

Whitebread, D. ^............................. 96

Wilmarth, V. R.. 19,63,506, 543,573,615, 667,749,750 

Wilson, W.H....... ..._.-.._ . _ _ 535

Withington, C. F.............. 293,384,594,603,607

Witkind, I. J ....................... .... 247

Worthing, Helen....................... 295,345,741

Wyant, D. G.... .......................... 19,

64,327,328,438,506,550,660,733,750,751

Zeller.H.D.-... . ... .._ 430,558 

Zworykin, E. V. ..... . . - 699

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