TABLE OF CONTENTS 1931

 

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

 

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