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psse rs~ssii..g in q .ss.iaG ssrsts<sa sors
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prepared and sent osf st no. sr -
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~ the nssge and bslsstiDs svsi>asae.
Mssiag men -h.ala not dssrsGSra she
oy,portwnity III sec.rine SUCH vaAur
sbis isfermatis,s-
~ BIIICATIoNS OF THE OA0
RAID GEoI.dssBCAL st'KvEH
Bsa LpES. ooI.oKApo.
Cs.6insn q Dussbsassa: The putsk-
Cations III the survey viii le ss'st esu~
81 charge to- the citizess vi Cosorseto.
oa sppiicstios.
They will te seat To- -resisbeUte
on receipt at stssg,~ or moBsy to
cover ps'~tsGe. or they viii be ssst
by exprcss, ''colsect " at the epsis,s
81 the applicant.
The Saao No. viii he sent - q
ehasp 70 etsiss.s a CsasssAs on Apblsca-
tioa. Noa-residents will he chsrmed
% cents a copy.
Pss Rs1ost, l@,s. Postage Is cents.
The Main Tungsten Area III Beul
der County, by X. ". George. t~8
pages. geologic aud topegrst,tste
maps.
The Foothills Formation ~
Northern Colorado, Junius KeR<ser-
son. ~ pages, map.
The Mobtexuma Mining IS~trict
summit County, by n. q. Psttoa.
~ pages. Topographic and geols,txic
maps.
The Habns Peak Region, koutt
County. by R. -. George and X. d.
Crawford. AZ pages. geologic map.
Dsllssias ! ssi 2 bound in one vspa-
ume. Postage - cents.
Bulletin I, 1910: The Geology oi the
Monarch Mining District. Chsflse
County, by X. ID. Crawford. - pawes,
Topographic and geologic maps. "a
preliminary report. see Bulletin 4.
Bulletin 2, 1910 The theology ~
the Gray back Mining District, Costtlaa
County, by n. b. Patton. III pages,
Topographic and geologic maps.
oslAsaia / 1912: Postage Is cente.
Geology and Or~ Deposits of tse
Alma District, Psrk County. by n. II.
Patton, A. j. Hoskin and c. NJ
Butler. IA pages, Topographic and
geologic maps.
Dslisisss Z - S, 1912, are bound in
one volume: Postage "a cents.
Bulletin 4: Geology and Ore De-
posits of Monarch and Tomichi Dis
tricts of Colorado, by X. d. Crawford
375 pages, Topographic and geologic
maps.
! Bulletin 5:
Part 1. Geology Of the Rabbit
Ears Region. A Reconnaissance
Survey in Routt, Grand and jackson
Counties by ,P. q. Worcester, r. +
Grout and Junius Henderson. 80
pages. geologic map.
Part II. Permian or Permo-Car-
boniferous of the Eastern Foothills
II the Rocky Mountains In Colorado.
by r. NJ. Butters, ~ page~.
DSnsais & 1912: Postage 70 cents.
Common Minerals and Rocks, Their
Occurrence and Uses. by X. d. George.
NO pages.
TspsgsseAse No Il Csassslss On a
scale Of eight miles TO the inch, MAX
ing a printed area Of 1885 inches,
and total sire II about 6Ox42 inches.
All po~toflices, towns, cities, coun-
ties. townships and ranges forest and
Indian reserv atibBs, railways and
other cultural features are shown;
also riverr, creeks, mountains.
mountain ranges and al important
natural FEATURES. Contour lines at
Intervals of 90 ieet and graded color
ing show the elevatioa above sea
level u all parts of the state.
Gssssee NJ Il CAsssls This map
In on the same scale ~ the topo-
grapic map and presents by eolors
and patterns the geological forma-
tions oi the state. giving the greatest
detail consistant with the scale ~
the map. Special attention has been
given to geological details in tie
mining regions.
Msssasd MaSG A map properly
mounted on cloth will last almost in-
definitely, but an unmounted map
is soon made unusable, or destroyed
by folding and wear. These state
maps have been prepared at great
expense. the edition is very limited
and will soon be exhausted. 1t is
therefore important that they should
have proper care. BY having large
number mounted. the following very
low prices were secured:
Topographic Geologic
Map MAJ
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