TABLE OF CONTENTS 1931
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March | Whole #19 | 6:1 |
Title | Author | Start Page |
Osmiridium Mining in Tasmania | P. Ormsby Lennon | 1 |
Attention of Mineral Collectors | 7 | |
Beryllium in Maine | Prof. Freeman F.Burr | 8 |
Mineral Localities Information Department | 9 | |
The Geology of the Hutchinson Valley Sanitary Sewer Tunnel | Thomas W. Fluhr | 10 |
Are the Colors of Precious Stones Due to Colloids? | George O. Wild | 14 |
Micro Mineral Collecting-An Appeal! | Ernest M. Skea | 15 |
Field Museum Notes and News Items | 16 | |
The Pegmatites near Gilsum, N. H. | David Modell | 18 |
Gems of the Southwest - Malachite | Nell Lounsberry | 23 |
A Mineralogical Occurrence of Iron Tannate | J. D. Laudermilk | 24 |
The Old Friedensville Zinc Mines | Eugene W. Blank | 26 |
World's Deepest Producing Oil and Gas Well | 27 | |
Interesting Localities and How to Reach Them - Devils Den | Elizabeth A. Daniels | 28 |
Donations to Rocks and Minerals during 1930 | 29 | |
Bureau of Mines Notes and News Items | 30 | |
The Gem Department - Gem Varieties of Tourmaline | Gilbert Hart | 32 |
Our Junior Collectors | 34 | |
The Sluice Box | A Riffle | 35 |
A Compilation of Gem Names | Gilbert Hart | 36 |
Bibliographical Notes | 38 | |
The Rocks and Minerals Association | 39 | |
Comment and Criticism | 39 | |
With Our Members | 40 | |
Mineral Exhibit at Julia Potwin Library | 40 | |
The President's Page-Mineralogical Clubs | Dr. H. C. Dake | 41 |
Membership Department | 42 | |
General Index of Authors and Contents | 44 | |
June | Whole #20 | 6:2 |
Title | Author | Start Page |
On Collecting Sands | Harold Orville Whitnall | 45 |
The Passing of a Noted Mineralogist - Albert C. Bates | 51 | |
Famous 'Rolling Rock' Saved from Destruction | James G. Manchester | 52 |
The Malachite of White Plains, N. Y. | Thomas W. Fluhr | 54 |
Exchange of Mineral Specimens | O. F. Pfordte | 55 |
Are the 'Good Old Days of Mineral Collecting' Gone? | Morrell G. Biernbaum | 56 |
Some Notes on Gems, More Particularly Those of Madagascar | W. E. Howarth | 59 |
Field Museum Notes and News Items | 60 | |
The Great Southwest and Its Minerals | Edmund H. Cienkowski | 71 |
The Gem Department. Prospecting for Gems | Gilbert Hart | 73 |
Silver Producing Mines of British Columbia | V. I. Eardley-Wilmot | 76 |
Our Junior Collectors | 78 | |
Free Minerals for Young Collector | 79 | |
Interesting Localities and How to Reach Them - An Interesting Occurrence of Fossil Fish | Edward C. Foster | 80 |
The Fossil Banks of Chestertown | John G. Lyman | 80 |
A Compilation of Gem Names - Last Installment | Gilbert Hart | 81 |
Mineral Localities Information Department | 83 | |
Bibliographical Notes | 84 | |
The Sluice Box | A. Riffle | 85 |
The Rocks and Minerals Association | 86 | |
Membership Department | 86 | |
September | Whole #21 | 6:3 |
Title | Author | Start Page |
Our Fifth Anniversary-A Brief Review | 89 | |
Igneous Rocks and Associated Mineral Deposits of southeastern Illinois | Don L. Carroll | 92 |
A Unique Occurrence of Limonite after Wood | Louis Reamer | 97 |
The Golden Granite near Peekskill | Thomas W. Fluhr | 98 |
The Geode Field in Indiana | Harry W. Mauntel | 100 |
Molybdenite and Chalcopyrite near White Plains, N. Y. | Mary Walleck Garretson | 101 |
An Occurrence of Geodes In Situ | L. E. Oneto | 101 |
The Irish Turf Industry | Ormsby Lennon | 102 |
Neptune and an Architect | Marian MacLean Finney | 108 |
Wind-Faceted Pebbles given to Museum | 111 | |
Hunting Beach Agates | J. M. Tracy | 112 |
The Gem Mines and the Wegener Continental Shift Theory | George O. Wild | 113 |
The Metropolitan Mineral Area of New York City | James G. Manchester | 114 |
A Brief History of Volcanology | Eugene W. Blank | 126 |
Pebbles | Frederick Shepherd | 130 |
Mineral Localities Information Department | 131 | |
A trip to South Death Valley Nitrate Fields | Scott Lewis | 132 |
The Sluice Box | A. Riffle | 133 |
Death Valley Days | 134 | |
Field Museum Notes and News Items | 136 | |
The Amateur Lapidary | J. M. Howard | 138 |
Club and Society Notes | 140 | |
Interesting localities and how to reach them | 142 | |
Gems of the Southwest - Serpentine | Nell Lounsberry | 143 |
Our Junior Collectors | Fred Low | 144 |
Bibliographical Note | 145 | |
Rocks and Minerals Association and Membership Department | 146 | |
The President's page | 148 | |
December | Whole #22 | 5:4 |
Title | Author | Start Page |
The Preparation of Micro Mounts | T. C. Wills | 149 |
The Significance of Van Hise Rock | Frederick Shepherd | 172 |
We Want Your Vote | 175 | |
Field Museum Notes and News Items | 176 | |
Dust Explosions | Eugene W. Blank | 177 |
A Unique Picture in Stone | 179 | |
Mineral Localities Information Department | 179 | |
Interesting Localities and Hour to Reach Them - The Yuma Mine | 180 | |
Club and Society Notes | 181 | |
The Amateur Lapidary | J. H. Howard | 182 |
Our Junior Collectors - Philip Miller | 184 | |
Bibliographical Notes | 185 | |
The Rocks and Minerals Association | 186 | |
Membership Department | 186 | |
The Sluice Box | 188 |