The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-17
DR.. |. C. WHITE
SENDS OUT INFORMATION CON.
CORNING RECENT Pu5LicA-
TloNs OF w. VA. GEO.
LOGICAL SURVEY.

The following will be of interest to
many OF our readers:
1. New Railroad and County Prod
ucts Map, Just issued under date of
October 1. 1905, showing all the rail.
roads of the State and their routes
to the sea.board and lakes, either com.
pleted or under definite construction
up to October list, 1905. The main
trunk lines and their branches are
printed in separate colors so as to In
dictate at a glance the shortest and
best routes for shipments, etc. Also
the chief products of every county in
the State are shown by counties on
the margin Of the map. The COAL oil.
and gas areas of the State are not in
dicated on this map since the attempt
so to do would have obscured the rail.
road colors and led to confusion.
Price, either folded or rolled (best
for Office use), postage paid by the
Survey, so cents, when ordered sepa.
rately, but in combination. see below.
2. Coal, OIL and Gas Map of the
State, issued under date OF February
LIST, 1904, showing in separate colors
and appropriate symbols the three
great coal formations: viz: the
Pittsburg, Allegheny-Ka and
New River-Pocahontas. The deyel-
oped oil and gas areas are Indicated
by conspicuous characters. Also the
location and name of every coal mine
in the State shipping by rail or river
are duly Indicated; price. either fold.
ed or rolled. postage paid by the Sur.
yey, so cents when ordered separate
iy, but in combination, see below.
3. Volume I-(a), Petroleum ana
Natural Gas, G25 pages, issued un-
der date of July LIST, 1904 Contains
full history Of the oil and gas de.
velopment of West Virginia, as well
as statistics of production to date.
Also the full statement of the Anti.
clinal Theory of oil and gas occur.
renee, with descriptions of the diff.
ferent sands and oil regions, togeth-
er with hundreds of oil and gas well
records from every county within
the oil or gas zone, and many from
the adjoining States of Pennsylvania
and Ohio; valuable tables of calculat.
ing the output of gas wells and the
quantity of gas any particular line
will deliver together with gas an.
alyses. and the republication of Prof.
Francis G. Phillips elaborate paper
IN the composition of Natural Gas.
Price. postage paid by the Survey,
paper, $1.00; cloth. s1.25, II ordered
separately, but in combination, see
below.
4. Volume II, Coal, 725 pages, issued
June Is. 1903. Gives full descrip.
ton of all the Coal Formations and
the separate coal beds of the State,
together with accurate analysis from
complete sections of every coal mine
In commercial operation up to Janu,
airy /, 1908. Also chemical analyses
Of the several cokes, and valuable
heat determinations by calorimetric
methods for nearly all the Goals of
the State. Price, postage paid by the
Survey, paper, $1.50; cloth (much
more durable) $500. when ordered
separately, but in combination, see
below.
5. Bulletin No. !. photography and
cartography, SO pages. Gives a
chronological account of all books
and maps dealing with the natural
resources of West Virginia from the
earliest times up to 1900 Price, post.
age paid by the Survey, 10 cents,
when ordered separately. but in com.
bination, see below.
The prices quoted above arc the