	Elston, Wolfgang E. (1968) Summary of the mineral resources of Bernalillo, Sandoval, and Santa Fe Counties, New Mexico.Bulletin 81. New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources doi:10.58799/b-81	Report (issue)
	Mineral Resources ofBernalillo,Sandoval, and Santa FeCounties,NewMexicoBULLETI N 81Summary of the...Mineral Resourcesof Bernalillo,Sandoval, and Santa FeCounties,NewMexico(Exclusive of Oil and Gas)by...RESOURCESNEWMEXICO INSTITUTE OF MINING & TECHNOLOGYCAMPUS STATIONSOCORRO,NEWMEXICONEWMEXICO INSTITUTE...F. Cargo ....................... Governor ofNewMexicoLeonard DeLayo ................................sale by theNewMexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral ResourcesCampus Station, Socorro,NewMexico 87801—Price
	*Northrop, Stuart A. (1959)Minerals of New Mexico* (2nd ed.) University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque, NM.**	Book (edition)
	org/details/mineralsofnewmexOOnortMINERALS OFNEWMEXICOBefore all things, there are mineral deposits...Henderson, 1933MINERALSofNewMexicoSTUART A. NORTHROPUniversity of MewMexicoPROPERTY OFHBSIER JR...UNIVERSITY OFNEWMEXICO PRESSALBUQUERQUE© 1944. 1959. UNIVERSITY OFNEWMEXICO PRESSALL RIGHTS...BOUNDAT THE UNIVERSITY OFNEWMEXICO PRINTING PLANTALBUQUERQUE,NEWMEXICO,U.S.A.FOR IVAH1...history ofNewMexicomineralogy and mining35Prehistoric utilization of minerals5NewMexico under
	(1957) Gem stones of the United States.Bulletin 1042g. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/b1042g	Report (issue)
	Del NorteCounty; Trinity River, TrinityCounty;Spanish Creek and Gopher Hill, PlumasCounty; Placerville...DoradoCounty; Cherokee Flats, Yankee Hill,andOroville, ButteCounty; French Corral, NevadaCounty; Indian...IndianGulch and Volcano, AmadorCounty; and Alpine Creek, TulareCounty. Other western localities are:...Diamond Basin, AdaCounty, Idaho; CurryCounty, Oreg.; and Nelson Hill, near GlacierCounty, Mont. The Great...PierceCounty; Oregon, DaneCounty; Kohlsville, WashingtonCounty; Saukville, OzaukeeCounty;Eagle,
	Anderson, Eugene C. (1957) The metal resources of New Mexico and their economic features through 1954.Bulletin 39. New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources doi:10.58799/b-39	Report (issue)
	BULLETIN 39The Metal Resources ofNewMexico andTheir EconomicFeatures Through 1954A revision of...RESOURCESNEWMEXICO INSTITUTE OF MINING & TECHNOLOGYCAMPUS STATIONSOCORRO,NEWMEXICONEWMEXICO INSTITUTE...THE HONORABLE EDWIN L. MECHEM………...Governor ofNewMexicoMRS. GEORGIA L. LUSK ......................Superintendent...Dealing With the Geology and Mineral ResourcesofNewMexico ...................................................................... 4METAL RESOURCES OFNEWMEXICO.............................................
	*Brown, Hugh (1941)The American Mineral Guide. Western Mineral Exchange, Seattle.*	Book
	Co.HematiteCALERA, Shelby Co.WavklliteCLAYCOUNTY, Sec. 24. T. 19 S R., 7 E.STATUARY, Coosa Co...Co., (W. border of*Marble CrystallineTALLADEGACOUNTYMarble, (crystalline)VALLEY HEAD, DeKalb Co.Hematite...FeldsparHISSOP, Coosa Co., (near)BerylJACKSONCOUNTYHematiteKENNEDYS, Clay Co., (near)MagnetiteMILLERVILLE...QUEEN MINE, Cochise Co.AzuriteCLIFTON-MORENCIDISTRICT, Greenlee CoChalcedonyDEER CREEK, Gila Co.,...Pima Co.♦FluorsparHOLBROOK, Adamana regionPetrified WoodKELVIN, Pinal Co., 2 mi S. of E. side of Verde
	*Peterson, James A. (1974)Finding and Preparing Precious and Semiprecious Stones. Association Press, New York.*	Book
	Photographs by Mike CaggianoASSOCIATION PRESS •New YorkFINDING AND PREPARINGPRECIOUS AND SEMIPRECIOUS...James A. PetersonAssociation Press, 291 Broadway,New York, N.Y. 10007All rights reserved. No part of...nature of the rock itself, the emergence ofnew chemicals andnew formations. An example of the radical change...deposits are often replacements of original minerals bynew minerals. Afurther process is the simple one of...released to combine with other minerals to formnew compounds. Itis thought that turquoise was produced
	*Penfied, Thomas (1981)A Guide to Treasure in New Mexico. True Treasure Publications, Conroe, TX.*	Book
	A GUIDENEWTOTREASUREMEXICOINA GUIDE TO TREASUREINNEWMEXICOBy Thomas PenfieldCover...TREASUREIN NEVADA¢ A GUIDETO TREASUREINNEWeA GUIDETO TREASUREIN MISOURIe A GUIDE...TREASUREIN KENTUCKYTreasureReference—MEXICOA GUIDEFREELOST—¢ A GUIDE¢ANDAND...ig,*reLe wotomAeaINTRODUCTIONNeMexico is a land of dead cities, of ghosts of the Conquistadores...hunt in the UnitedStates. In the folk tales ofNewMexico, stories of buried treasure weavetheir plots
	Burks, M. R., Schilling, J. H. (1955) Bibliography of New Mexico geology and mineral technology through 1950.Bulletin 43. Mineral Resources Survey of New Mexico	Report (issue)
	NEWMEXICO INSTITUTE OF MINING & TECHNOLOGYE. J. Workman, PresidentSTATE BUREAU OF MINES AND MINERAL...F. SIuusMns. Gnoncn L. Lusr..Goaernor ofNewMexicoSuperintendent of Public InstructionApporNr...and Map InformationPUBLICATIONS FOR SALE BYNEWMEXICOBUREAU OF MINES AND MINERALRESOURCESr87r87...reports on.the geo-Iogy and minerar technorogy ofNew Ml*i.othat harrelppeared from the earliest years...the Index.Part III, Maps,-is a listof mapj o_fNewMexico other than geologicmaps, which are included
	*Sinkankas, John (1959)Gemstones of North America* Vol. 1. Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., New York.**	Book (volume)
	species. And for thoseinterested in discoveringnew deposits, the geology andmineralogy of sources is...Iwo VolumesVolume \|JOHN SINKANKAS[aN] VANNewNOSTRANDYorkCincinnatiREINHOLDTorontoCOMPANY...Educational Publishing, Inc.450 West 33rd Street,New York, NY10001Van Nostrand Reinhold Limited1410...egOw a Ne SarahPREFACETO THENEW EDITIONThe quantity ofnew information accumulated since publication...suchnew information in a secondvolume. [hus the present book becomes V olume I. while thenew information
	(1917) Useful minerals of the United States.Bulletin 624. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/b624	Report (issue)
	.......................................102District of Columbia ..........................................New Hampshire...........................................................190201New Jersey..............NewMexico.............................................................New York. .........F. C. Schrader: Besides giving severalthousandnew localities of mineral deposits and adding more than...from those of Arkansas, California, Colorado,NewMexico, Oregon, South Dakota, Tennessee, and Texas;
	(1965) Mineral and water resources of New Mexico.Bulletin 87. New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources doi:10.58799/b-87	Report (issue)
	Bulletin 87NewMexico Bureau of Mines & Mineral ResourcesA DIVISION OFNEWMEXICO INSTITUTE OF MINING...& TECHNOLOGYMineral and Water ResourcesofNewMexicoI'repared byU.S. Geological Surveyfor the...with:NewMexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral ResourcesNewMexico Oil Conservation CommissionNew Mexico...SOCORRO1977NEWMEXICO INSTITUTE OF MINING & TECHNOLOGYCibutus R. HOLMES. Acting PresidentNEWMEXICO BUREAU...OF REGENTSEx OfficioBruce King, Governor ofNewMexicoLeonard DeLayu, Superintendent of Public Instrucilun
	Disbrow, Alan E., Stoll, W. C. (1957) Geology of the Cerrillos area, Santa Fe County, New Mexico.Bulletin 48. New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources doi:10.58799/b-48	Report (issue)
	Santa FeCounty,NewMexicoby Alan E. Disbrow and Walter C. StollSOCORRO 1957NEWMEXICO INSTITUTE...MINING & TECHNOLOGYKENNETH W. Font), PresidentNEWMEXICO BUREAU OF MINES & MINERAL RESOURCESFRANK E....OF REGENTSEx OfficioBruce King, Governor ofNewMexicoLeonard DeLayo, Superintendent of Public Instruction...Authority of State ofNewMexico, NMSA 1953 Sec. 63-1-4Printed by University ofNewMexico Printing Plant,... May 1980Available fromNewMexico Bureau of Mines & Mineral Resources, Socorro, NM 87801Price $9
	(1928) "Red Beds" and associated formations in New Mexico, with an outline of the geology of the state.Bulletin 794. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/b794	Report (issue)
	794"BED BEDS" AND ASSOCIATED FOEMATIONSINNEWMEXICON. H. DARTONUNITED STATESGOVERNMENT PRINTING...794"RED BEDS" AND ASSOCIATED FOBMATIONSINNEWMEXICOWITH AN OUTLINE OP THE GEOLOGY OP THE STATE...__..__._______-__Comparison of "Red Beds" ofNewMexico with those ofsouthern Colorado. __ _--_--__-_--__-_-_...________________._________.--......_.131Puertecitodistrict.........____________________________133Magdalena...and its southern extension to northern TorranceCounty.General relations..________________________________________
	(1965) Bibliography of North American geology, 1950-1959.Bulletin 1195_2. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/b1195_2	Report (issue)
	American Petroleum Institute, geoGeological horizons,newapproaches, education:Shrock,logical research program:...look: Clifford, O. C., Jr.Mexico, Paricutin ash deposits,Ore detection bynew devices:facies: Dorf, E... K., 4.J. T., Jr., 3.Paleofacies, geologist'snewGenetics: Ebbutt, F.tool: Philpott, T. H., 1.Geological...geological history andFuture: Conselman, F. B. , 7.Mexico: Guzman Jimenez, E. J.,petroleum geology: Thomas...L., 1.Landform interpretation, stereoSearch fornew mining districts:Nolan, T. B., 1.pairs: Powers
	*Park, Charles F. Jr., MacDiarmid, Roy A. (1970)Ore Deposits* (2nd ed.) W. H. Freeman and Co., San Francisco, CA.**	Book (edition)
	ALIBRARYCJLORiA OiMARYMOUN'IBCARRYTOWNSNEW YORK10592ORE DEPOSITSA SERIES OF BOOKS IN...MacDiarmidlate of State University College at Fredonia,New York■aW. H. FREEMAN AND COMPANYSan Francisco...PetacaDistrict,NewMexico26611 IGNEOUS METAMORPHIC DEPOSITS272CentralDistrict,NewMexico 276...SpringsDistrict, Utah 28312 HYPOTHERMAL DEPOSITS293Morro Velho, Brazil 297Broken Hill,New South...Almaden, Spain 349Pachuca-Real del MonteDistrict,Mexico15 TELETHERMAL DEPOSITS354362Colorado
	(1924) Geologic literature on North America, 1785-1918; Part II, Index.Bulletin 747. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/b747	Report (issue)
	anonymous papers, placed at the end of Part ICo.countycos. · countiesCORPORATE AUTHORS.Am G American...St S Com Maine State Survey CommissionMex I G .Mexico, Instituto GeolOgicoMiss G S .Mississippi State...MinesN :r G SNew Jersey Geological SUrveyN Y G SNew York Geological SurveyNY St MusNew York State...geological survey: Calvin, 09cPleistocene geology,New York: Fairchild, 13Isostasy, relations to geodesy...Hitchcock (E), 418Mathematical theories of the earth:Wood wardProgress of American mineralogy: Brush, 82
	*(1896)Mining and Scientific Press* Vol. 72. Mining and Scientific Press**	Journal (volume)
	Manufacture of Carborundum.Carborutidum, thenew abrasive, is now beingturned out in greater quantities...Front Street.ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION:United States,Mexico and CanadaAll Other Countries in the Postal Union...Curves, 6.ELECTRICAL PROGRESS.-The Eleclric Plow, 7.New YorkElectrical Exposition; Chronograph for Electric...1S95. It will not be longafter the opening of thenew year before they are issued, andit is expected by...Colorado will never equal her in production unlessnew discoveries beyond anything yetfound shall be made

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