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 Professional Paper 76. The san Franciscan Volcanic Field, Ariona. by H. H. Robinson. 1913 213 pages, IA plates, 36 text figures.
 The san Franciscan volcanic field, of which this report treats. covers about 5000 square miles in the north central part of Arizona. 90 miles socth of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. It takes its name from San Francisco mountain, the largest Eoleano of the group.
 Bulletin 5S1, Contributions to Eco nemic Geology shcrt papers and pre- liminary reports), 1911, Part II, Min eral FueIs-AM R. Campbell, geologist in charge, 1918. S61 pages, 2s plates, 10 text figures.
 This bulletin includes fl brief re ports of two classes-CD short papers giving comparatively detai.ed de scriptichs of deposits of mineral fuels that have economic interest 6ut are not sufficiently important to warrant a more extended description, t2) ore, nninary reports on economic inyesu- gat.ons the results of which are to be published later in more detailed form. These papers are sHch only as have a direct economic bearing, all tories of purely scientific interest be ing excluded They have been groupe4 according to subjects or general re gions and each group has been issued as an advance chapter as soon as lt was ready A complete list Of the papers included in the volume ioi- lows:
 The Menifee Gas Field and the gagiand On Field. Kk., by NJ. J. Mum.
 Oil and Gas Development in North Central Oklahoma, by R. Fl. Wood.
 Geology and Petroleum Resources Inf the De Beue Oil field, Cclo., by E. G. Woodruff.
 Geolcgic Structure of the Punish tawnay. Curwenville. Houtzdale' Barnesbcro an5 Patton Quadrangles' Central Pennsylvania, By G. H. Ash ley and NJ. R. Campbell.
 The wIlston Lignite Field, WI Hams County. \. Dak, by F. A. Herald.
 The ittie Sheep Mountain Coal Field. Dawson, Custer, and Rosebud Counties. Mont, by G. $. Rogers.
 Coal in the Tertiary Lake Beds ol Southwestern Montana, by J. T. Par dee.
 Coal at Horseshoe Bend and Jeru. salem Valley. Boise County IdaAo' by c. F. Bowen.
 The Barber Coal Field. Johnson County. wyo, by c. H. Wegemann.
 The CerriIlos, Coal Fled, Santa Fe County. \. Mex, by W. T. Lee.
 The C.aldale Coal Field. Esmeralda County New. by J. H. Blance.
 Coal Resources of Cowlitz RlTeF Valley Cowlitz and Lewis Countles' Wash. by A. J. Ciilier.
 Miscellaneous Analysis of Goal Samples from Various Fields Of the United States
 RuIletiu 539. Some Ore Deposits in Northwestern Custer County, Iaano' bv ]. B. Umpleby, 1913. 104 pages, 10 plates. text figures.
 This report sets forth the results ot A short reconnaissance fin the Leon Creek. Yankee Fork and Bay Horse mining districts. situated in the north western part of Custer county, Idaho. The area includes several promising ore deposits and few mines where a considerable tonnage is blocked out awaiting more advantageous trans portation facilities.
 The area is first treated as a uhh in order to bring out the broader re- lations. and then the three distF'c's are taken up separately, thus making inc report extremely valuable to ths student of the general sue1ect or ore deposits and to the person interesteo in a particular district.
 The beck Is illustrated by topo eraphic and geologic sketch maps and plates showing views of the mines 
 and specimens q ore.
 Bulletin 542 Mineral Resources or Alaska. Report on Progress or Ih- vestigations in 1912, by A H. Brook5 and others, 1913. 30s-x pages, lo plates text figures. This bulletin includes the following papers;
 Administrative Report by A. h.  Brooks.
 Marble Resources of Ketchizan and Wrsngell District. by E. F. Burchara'
 The Mckinley District by Theodore Chspiu
 Mineral Deposits of the Ellama' District Sfg S. C. Capps and B. L- Johnsous
 Z. Mineral sDepostts of Kodiak and eile Neiehboring Islands. by c. C. Martin s Lode Mining near Fairbanks by r. s. Smith. -,
 Placer Mining in the yukon-Tanan@