Morning Star Mining Company, Rush, Marion County, Ark. Silver Run Mining Company, Mull, Marion County, Ark. 1. 2. 3. Bibliography of Zinc and Lead 1889 Anonymous, "Zinc Mining in Arkansas."-Engineering and Mining Journal, May 11, 1889. Obtainable from McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, 10th Avenue at 36th Street, New York, N. Y. 1892 Branner, J. C., "The Zinc and Lead Region of North Arkansas."Annual Report of the Arkansas Geological Survey for 1892, Vol. 5. Obtainable from Arkansas Geological Survey, State Capitol Building, Little Rock, Ark. 1893 Winslow, Arthur, "Notes on the Lead and Zinc Deposits of the Mississippi Valley", and "The Origin of Ores." Journal of Geology, Vol. I, pp. 612-619. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 1894 Jenny, Walter P., "The Lead and Zinc Deposits of the Mississippi Valley."-American Institute of Mining Engineers Journal, Tr. 22, pp. 171-225. Obtainable from American Institute of Mining Engineers, 29 W. 39th Street, New York City. Mason, Frank Lewis, "Discussion of W. P. Jenny's Paper on Lead and Zinc."-American Institute of Mining Engineers, Tr. 221, pp. 636646. Obtainable from American Institute of Mining Engineers, 29 West 39th Street, New York City. 1901 Phillips, William B., "The Zinc and Lead Deposits of Southwest Arkansas."-Engineering and Mining Journal, Vol. 71, pp. 431-432. Obtainable from McGraw-Hill Book Company, 10th Avenue at 36th Street, New York City. Phillips, William B., "Removal of Iron from Zinc Blende."-Engineering and Mining Journal, Vol. 72, pp. 710-711. Obtainable from McGraw-Hill Book Company, 10th Avenue at 36th Street, New York City. Bain, H. F., Van Hise, C. R., and Adams, G. I., "Preliminary Report on the Lead and Zinc Deposits of the Ozark Region."-Twenty-second Annual Report of the U. S. Geological Survey, Part II, pp. 33-60. Now out of print, but may be consulted in public or scientific libraries. 1902 Branner, J. C., "The Zinc and Lead Deposits of North Arkansas." American Institute of Mining Engineers, Tr. 31, pp. 572-603. Obtainable from American Institute of Mining Engineers, 29 W. 39th Street, New York City. Van Hise, C. R., and Bain, H. F., "Lead and Zinc Deposits of the Mississippi Valley, United States."-Institute of Mining Engineers, Tr. 23, pp. 376-434. Obtainable from Institute of Mining Engineers, 29 W. 39th Street, New York City. Keyes, Charles R., "Diverse Origin and Diverse Times of the Formation of the Lead and Zinc of the Mississippi Valley."-Institute of Mining Engineers, Tr. 31, pp. 603-611. Obtainable from American Institute of Mining Engineers, 29 W. 39th Street, New York City. 1909 Keyes, Chas. R., "Ozark Lead and Zinc Deposits-Genesis, Localization, and Migration."-American Institute of Mining Engineers, Tr. 26, pp. 119-166. Obtainable from American Institute of Mining Engineers, 29 West 39th Street, New York City. AVAILABLE REPORTS OF ARKANSAS GEOLOGICAL SURVEYS The following reports of the Arkansas Geological Survey are available for distribution and may be obtained upon request and the payment of postage for each volume according to the table as shown. Orders may be addressed to Arkansas Geological Survey, 447 State Capitol Building, Little Rock, Arkansas. Annual Report for 1890 Vol. IV-"Marbles," by T. C. Hopkins, pp. xxiv, 443; illustrated; atlas of six maps. Annual Report for 1891 Vol. I-"Mineral Waters," by J. C. Branner, pp. viii, 144; one map. Vol. II-Miscellaneous Reports: "Benton County," by F. W. Simonds and T. C. Hopkins; "Elevations," by J. C. Branner; "River Observations," by J. C. Branner; "Magnetic Observations," by J. C. Branner; "Mollusca," by F. A. Sampson; "Myriapoda," by Chas. H. Bollman; "Fishes," by Seth E. Meek; "Dallas County," by C. E. Siebenthal; "Bibliography of the Geology of Arkansas," by J. C. Branner, pp. xii, 349; illustrated; two maps. map. Annual Report for 1892 Vol. I-"Iron Deposits," by R. A. F. Penrose, Jr., pp. x, 153; one map. Vol. II—“Tertiary" by Gilbert D. Harris, pp. xiv, 207; illustrated; one Vol. V"The Zinc and Lead Deposits," by J. C. Branner, pp. xiv, 395 illustrated; atlas of seven maps. Report of 1909 "The Slates of Arkansas," by A. H. Purdue, with a bibliography of the Geology of Arkansas by John C. Branner, pp. xii, 164; illustrated; two maps. Report of 1910 "Coal Mining in Arkansas," by A. A. Steele. Parts I and II in one volume; illustrated; two maps. Part I, pp. xxviii, 383 with "Glossary of Coal Mining Terms"; Part II, pp. 389-632. Report of 1911 "Water Powers of Arkansas: A Preliminary Report on White River and Some of Its Tributaries," by W. N. Gladson, pp. x, 94; illustrated; twenty-two maps. 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