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| Fiscal Year. Barrels. | Value. | l 1 ............ 6,100 | $ 6,013 | 1881....... ....... . ........ 5,796 4,177 1882 ...... .. .............. 5,064 5,365 1883... . .. ...... ....... 7,623 | 9,224 | 1HH4.. nu. eee... | 10,804 | 11,200, 1885 ... . .... ............. 12,072 ‘ 11,503 1886. eee oo... 11,021 9,347 | 1887... ... ................. 10,835 8,524 | 1448................. ........ 10,142 : 7,597 | RAD. .......... see... 13,079 9,363 | 1890.. ................. ee ee 8,149 5,360 , 11891... .... ..... .......... 6,259 | 4,275 | 1892................... eee 6,182 | 4,241 | 1893........ ......... ....... 6,879 4,917 1894 ............., ......... 6,766 | 4,907 | 1895..... .................... 12,008 | 5,743 | CS ...... . ...,...... 10,239 7,331 | ta) es eee ce ceuss 16,108 | 10,529 | 1808 .... ... ... Duty 20 p.c 12,850 | 9,002 | Clay Products.—The available statistics regarding the various clay products will be found in the accompanying tables, Nos. 22 to 29. As in the case of lime, before mentioned, the figures quoted for the value of bricks produced are estimated, the data relating to this industry being very imperfect. wens] MINERAL STATISTICS AND MINING. 177 8 Under this heading are comprised those materials going by SrnucruRau this name which are adapted to the manufacture of bricks, earthen- Ga ware, tiles, sewer pipes, &c. They can be roughly divided into three 7 classes, viz., brick clays, refractory clays, and pottery or china-clay, Clays of the first class are widely distributed throughout Canada, although naturally they have received more attention and development in the more thickly settled parte of Ontario, Quebec and eastern Pro- vinces, than in the western part of the Dominion. ‘Taste 22. Srauoruraz MATERIALS, AxxuaL Propvorion or Buicpine Bricks. Calendar Year. Value. # æ a £ ë EESSERSSUUDE SeseSEE8HE32 535 Tass 23. SrauCTURAL MATERIALS, Exports or Briox. CALENDAR YRARS. 1894. 1895. 1896. 1897. 1898. Province. is | M |Value! M | Value] M | Value} M | Value! M | Value} 178 8 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA. STRU OTURAL TABLE 24. TERIA “a ae He STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. Building Brick. Imports OF BuiILprnc BRICK. Fiscal Y ear. Value. 1880........... .... ..... 8 2,067 1881.. . ................ | 4, 1882.. ... ................ 24,572 1883......... .. .. . .... 14,234 1884..................... 20,258 1885....................... 14,632 1886. ........ .... ...... 5,929 1887....................... 2,440 1888. .. .............. | 20,720 1889................... ... 24, 1890. .... .... ...... .. .. 12,500 1891. .. . ................ 9,744 1892................. ... 5,076 1893....... ..... ......... 14,108 | 18994. ... ................ | 18,320 1895............. .. ...... 4,705 1896. .. ... ........ ... 23,189 1897... de se css 0 10,336 1898. . ....... Duty 20 p.c. 6,652 Imports of paving brick in 1898: Value, $2,337 ; duty, 20 p.c. TABLE 25. STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. Terra Cotta. PRODCTCTION or TERRA Cotta, &c. Calendar Year. Value. 1888......... ......... $ 49,800 1889. ... ............ iNot available. 1890..... ........... 90, 1891................... 113,103 1H92................... 97, 239 1893............... ... 55,704 1894.................. 65, 1895................... 195, 123 1896................... 83, 1897................. 155.595 1898................... 167,902 ear. | MINERAL STATISTICS AND MINING, 179 8 TaBLE 26. STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. PRODUCTION OF SEWER PIPES, &o. Calendar Year. Value. 1888................................. , 1889.............. .................. Not available. 1890................,................ 848, DOSS) ... .............. 227,300 1892.........................,....... 867,660 1893.................. .............. 850,000 dose cece ee ececsecccececscsece os 250,325 1895................. ce sous... 257,045 1896................................, 153,875 1897..... ................... . ..... 164,250 1898.............. . ........ ....... 181,717 TABLE 27. STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. Imports oF DRAIN TILES AND SEWER PIPEs. Fiscal Year. Value. Drain tile, not glazed ............. . .......... 20 p. c. $ 157 1898 | unglazed.......................,.. ,.. .... 35 « 29,454 = à 123 STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. Sewer Pipes. 180 s GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA. STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. TABLE 28. Pottery. ANNUAL PRODUCTION OF POTTERY. Calendar Y ear. Value. 1888..... .................. ......., 8 27,760 1889. ............................... Not available. 1890. ............................... 195,242 1891................................. 258, 1892 ................................ 265,811 1893... .. ....... . .............. 213,186 1894................................. 162,144 1895. ......... . . ........ ...... 151,588 1896. ....... . . ................. 163,427 1897. ........... . ... . ....... 129,629 1898 214,675 TABLE 29. Earthenware. IMPORTS OF EARTHENWARE. Fiscal Year 1880................ .................. .... Os 1881 .. ... ... .... . ................. ........,...... 1882....... . .... ... . .... ...... .... ... .... ....... ..... 1888............. ... ...................., ........ 2. 1884.... . ............ ......... cece ee , eee. uses se... 1885. .... ...... .... . . ... . ..... ............................. 1886............................... ., . ... ...... ne . ......... os 1887..... . . . ... .... ......... ...,.... nee lene ee... 1888........................................,........................ 1889............ ...... ............ ..........,...., .. ne ..... 1890. ...... ... .... ...... ................. ........ bee .... ..... 1891... ... _..... ... .... ...,....., esse. coco ee oi 1892................. . .. .............., ..,...., 4... ee. 1898........................ .. .......... ........ ...,,.,....,..... 1894... ....... ..... .... ..........,....,, eee seu 1895. ...... ... . .. .... .... ....... .... ...., bebe ene ....... nee 1896... .. .. . ................. 1897.......... ...... ... ......... .. 4e. Li des ee à Earthenware and china : — Duty. | Baths, tubs and washstands, of earthenware, stone, cement or clay, or of other material, N.O.P. . 30 p.c. Brown or coloured earthen and stoneware, and Rockingham ware....................... .... 30 p.c. Decorate or printed or sponged, and all earthen- 1898 ware, N.E.S............................... as 30 p.c. Demijohns, churns and crocks................... 30 p.c. White granite or ironstone ware, C.C. or cream coloured ware.... .. .. Lecce eee eee corses 30 p.c China and porcelain ware............ .......... 30 p.c Earthenware tiles.............................. 35 p.c Manufactures of earthenware, N.E.S.............. 30 p.c Total.............................. 1... - gaugapegeaugcrare [sess SN 22 | gRerazeeegeueeeze mar. MINERAL STATISTICS AND MINING. 181 8 Sand and Gravel.—It is unnecessary to point out that the exports Srrucrura given below would, of course, represent but a fraction of the amounts of MATERIALS. these materials actually put to use throughout the country year by year. oan Even were it not worth while it would manifestly be impossible to ascertain even approximately the real figures. The exports given, how- ever, represent a recognised industry at a few points in Ontario, where the deposits, being conveniently situated to meet the demand of certain cities in the United States are worked and shipped. TABLE 30. STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. d Exports oF SAND AND GRAVEL. Calendar Year. Tons. Value. g 1893...... ... ........ .......................... . 329,116 121,796 1894........................ cece coeurs. 324,656 86,940 1895... ..................,. .......... .. . ........ 277,162 118,359 1896 ............ ........... .,... .............. .. 224,769 80,110 1897 .......... ..... .. ...... | 152,963 76,729 | Ontario.............. ccc cee use soso 163,839 84,085 Quebes cece eee sense os + eo cresson oes 1, 5,291 1898 ova Scotia............................. cee 231 New Brunswick ....... ........... ........... 200 200 itoba...... ................ 4, cesse cucssess dos se... British Columbia............................. |............1............ Total................ .. . ... ........ 166,954 90,498 MISCELLANEOUS. MISOELLA- Antimony.—Aîfter an interval of six years the antimony mines at Antimony. West Gore, in the county of Hants, were reopened in 1898. A total production of antimony ore of 1,200 long tons is reported containing 11 per cent antimony and running about 18 dwts. in gold. The ore was sold in London. These mines were first opened up in 1884 and were known as the Rawdon mines. Some considerable shipments were made for a few years, but production gradually fel] until in 1891 it ceased altogether and was only renewed during the present year (1898). 182 8 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF OANADA. MiscELLA- TABLE 1. NEOUS. Antimony. MISCELLANEOUS. ANNUAL PRODUCTION OF ANTIMONY ORE. Calendar Year. Tons. Value. 1886 ........... ... 665 831,490 1887 ................. 584 10,860 1888 gs ..... ...... 345 3,696 1889 ................. 55 1,100 1890 ................ 244 625 1891 .... ..... ..... 10 60 1898 ........... .... 1,344 20,000 TABLE 2. MISCELLANEOUS. EXPORTS OF ANTIMONY ORES. Calendar Tons Value | Calendar Tons. Value. mm | ff 1880......... 40 | $ 1,948 |! 1886......... 665 $31,490 1881......... | 34 3,308 |, 1887. 229 9,720 1882. ....... 323 11,673 | 1888......... 3524 6,894 1883......... | 165 4,200 | 1889......... 30 695 1884......... 483 17,875 ; 1890. ....... 38 1,000 1885......... 758 | 36,250 | 1891*....... | 3h 60 f Nova Scotia..............,.............. 1,228 | $15,072 1898 \ New Brunswick......................... 2 Total... .. ee eee 1,232 | $15,295 *No exports between 1891 and 1898. mon | MINERAL STATISTICS AND MINING. 183 8 TABLE 3. MISORLLA- MISCELLANEOUS. NEOUS. Antimony. IMPORTS OF ANTIMONY. Fiscal Year. Pounds Value 1880 ..........., ......... ........ ............., 42,247 8 5,908 1881................. ................................1............ 7,060 1882........... . .... .... ... ...................... 183,597 15,044 DS ........,................. 106, ; 10,355 1884... ................. ........,................. 445, 15,564 1885 .... ...... ............ ...... ................ 82,012 8,182 1886 .... cee . . ....... .....................,..,... | 89,787 6,951 Do.) esse. | 87,827 7,122 1888.................,..............,.. .............. | 120, 125 12,242 1889....... ......................................... 119,034 11,206 1890. ........... ..... .................. us... | 117,066 17,439 1891................. ................................! 114,084 17,483 DC: .. ....................... . | 180,308 17,680 1893..................,. ............................. 181,823 14,771 1894.11... ce tes dec cnn eee. | 139,571 12,249 1895. ... .............................. ............. | 79,707 6,131 189%. ... .................... ... ... ............ 163,209 9,557 DE: (a | 134,661 8,031 Duty. Antimony, or regulus of, not ground 1898 pulverized or otherwise manufactured.| Free. 141,167 $10,449 Antimony ON Ct, . ............. u 15,284 1,901 Total... .... ........... ...1........ 156,451 $12,350 — ——_ + ee Arsenic.—There was no production of arsenic to report for 1898 Arsenic though a renewal of the industry may be looked for at an early date as several companies in the Hastings district of Ontario were making preparations for its production as a by-product in the treatment of the arsenical gold ores there worked. MISCELLA- NEOUS, Arsenic, 184 8 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA. TABLE 4. MISCELLANEOUS. ANNUAL PRODUCTION OF ARSENIU. Calendar Year. Tons. Value pC. 5 ... ..... 440 817,600 1886.. ................... .. 120 5,460 1887........................... 30 1,200 1888.. ... .................... 30 1,200 1889....... ... ... ........... Nil. Nil. 1890. ........... ............. 26 i 1,500 1891..... ..................... 20 1,000 1892........................... Nil. Nil. 1898................ ......... u " 1894. ... ................. . ve 420 1896. .......................... Nil. Nil. 1896. .......................... " " 1897 sn ee 0 LL LL 1898................... ..... | " | " TABLE 5. MISCELLANEOUS, IMPORTS OF ARSENIC. | Fiscal Year. Pounda. Value. eo) sos... 18,197 8 576 ae Coa) .................... 31,417 1,070 1882.......................... 138,920 3,962 1883............. ......... ee 51,953 1,812 1884... .. .... ............ 19,337 773 | 1885... 49,080 , 1,566 | 1886..... ........ .......... 20,181 , 961 ! : a 7 32,436 | 1,116 | IBBS .......................... 27,510 . 1,016 1 1889......... . . ..... ..... 69,269 . 2,434 1890....... ... ..... ........ 138,509 4,474 | 1891 .... ............. ....... 115,248 4,027 1892........ .. ....... ....... 302,958 ‘ 9,365 1893 .... ..... . .......... 441,079 12,907 1894........ ...... ........... 92,505 10,018 1895....................... ... 1,115,697 : $1,932 71896 ......................... 664,854 : 27,523 1897. .. ............ ....... 152,275 ; 8,378 . 1898 RS Duty free. | 1,291,967 | 14,270 menu ] MINERAL STATISTICS AND MINING. 185 8 Felspar.—A production of 2,500 tons is reported, chiefly from West Misozuta- Templeton, Wright county, Quebec. NEOUS. Felspar. For the past two or three years there has been considerable inquiry for this mineral by consumers for use in pottery works and also in making buttons. There would seem to be a possibility of the develop- ment of a remunerative industry wherever bodies of felspar of con- siderable size are located near the railway or other communications. Whilst there is a demand, the value is of course not such as would bear the burden of heavy charges for mining, selection and freight and many known occurrences cannot be now worked on account of disabili- ties in this direction. A number of specimens of Canadian felspar have been obtained by the Geological Survey and through the kindness of pottery makers burnt in the kiln, Most of these yielded good results, yielding samples slightly fused and glazed white and translucent and free from colouration, so that success merely depends upon being able to turn out large quantities cheaply equal to the specimens tested, Whilst the figures for 1898, given in Table 6, do not show as large a growth as could be wished, it is hoped that the prospecting still going on will result in finding large bodies of good mineral well enough situ- ated for working profitably. TABLE 6. MISCELLANEOUS. PROMUCTION OF F'ELSPAR. —— Calendar Year. Tons. | Value. t 90............ .... | 700 | 83,500 1891...... .......... 685 | 3, 1892.... ............ ! 175 525 1893. .... .. ...... 575 4,525 1894. ............. Nil. N 1895 dons *2 545 1896. .............. 972 *2 583 1897............. ... 1,400 3,290 1898. ..... ........ 2,500 6,250 186 s GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA. MISCELLA- Fireclay.—Returns of fireclay production were obtained from NEOUS, .. F; Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. ireclay. TABLE 7. MISCELLANEOCS. PRODUCTION OF FIRECLAY. | Calendar Year. Tons. Value. 1890..... .. due. Nil. Nil. 1891. | .......... 250 750 1892..... ............ 1,991 4,467 1893..... . ........ 510 7 1894..... ..... 539 2,167 1895........... ...... ! 1,329 3,192 1896. .............. 812 1,806 1897......... ........: 2,118 5,759 | 1898 670 1,680 Moulding Moulding Sand.—The moulding sand production embodied in the Sand. below given Table No. 8 is almost all produced in western Ontario, appearing in our railway shipment returns. It is all exported to adjacent points in the United States. There is doubtless more or less of this material mined and used locally at other points, but it is not possible to ascertain the data regulating production. TABLE 8. MISCELLANEOUS, Propccriox or MocLpING Sann. Calendar Year. | Tons. | Value. | | 1887. ... ... ...... 160 $$ 800 1RRR ..... ......... 169 R45 189 .......... | 170 | 850 1890 . . , 320 , 1,410 1S: .......... ..... 230 - 1,000 1892 ..... ........... #5 1,380 1893.06... 4,370 | 9,086 WH. ....... 6.214: 12, 1895 ................. 6,:65 13,530 | 18% ....... 5,739 11,478 1897 ................. 5,485 10,981 INGALL. | MINERAL STATISTICS AND MINING. 187 8 Platinum.—The only production reported in Canada in 1898 was about 100 ounces found in the placer workings of the Similkameen platinum. district of British Columbia. TABLE 9. MISCELLANEOUS. ANNUAL PRODUCTION OF PLATINUM. Calendar Year. Value. 1887.................... 8 5,600 | 1888.11: ......... 6,000 1 1889.......... ... . ... 3,500 | 1890 .... ........ ..... 4,500 1891.................... 10,000 1892 .................. 8,500 1893.................... 1,800 1894. ... ............ 950 1895.... .............. 3,800 1896..... ..... ...... 750 1897.................... 1,600 1898 ..... .. . ........ 1,500 TABLE 10. MISCKLLANROUS. IMPORTS OF PLATINUM. | Fiscal Year. Value. | | 1888... erreurs. | $ 113 | 1884............ ce . ..... 4... ..... ...... 576 ! 1885......... ..............,.,... ., 2e. 792 : 1886........................,. ce tec eee e cere: 1,154 | 1887.... ............. .. 1,422 1 1888....................... ..... se... 13,475 | DSSS 3,167 | 1890... 01.1. 1. III 5,215 | 1891...................................... eee 4,055 11892. ii Li I 1,952 1893... 1 ii LT 14,082 1894 ... .................., ......... 7,161 | 1895... .................. ss. 3,937 18%6...... ................................... 6,185 1897. .. sense 9,031 #1898....................... ous. ne euros. 9,781 * Platinum wire and platinum in bars, strips, sheets or plates ; latinum retorts, pans, condensers, tubing and pipe, imported by manufacturers of sulphuric acid for use in their works. Duty free. MISCELLA- NEOUS. MISCELLA- NEOUS. Quartz. 188 s GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA. Quartz.— As wil) be evident from Table 11 below the mining of this mineral has never been other than spasmodic. The small quantity noted for 1898 was chiefly used as a refractory material in connection with the electric manufacture of phosphorous now being carried on at Buckingham, Que., and in the rolling millsin Montreal. The material used by the latter was obtained by quarrying and crushing the the Nepean sandstone near Ottawa. TABLE 11. MISCELLANEOUS.. ANNUAL PRODUCTION OF QUARTZ. Calendar Year. Tons. Value. 1890..................... 200 | $ 1,000 1891. .. ......... . 1..........1.......... 1892..... ............. | ee 1893. .... ............ 100 500 1894. ............. |..........1......... 1895............... .... |..........1.......... 1896...... ........ 10 50 1897.............. ......1..........1.......... 1898..................... 284 570 TABLE 12. MISCELLANEOUS. IMPORTS OF ‘SILEX’ CRYSTALLIZED QUARTZ. Fiscal Year. Cwt. Value. 1880... 5,252 | 8 2,290 1881... eeee seek | 3.251 1,659 1882. .............. .... | 3,283! 1,678 1888. ............. ..... | 3,64 2 058 1884. ............... 3,259 | 1,709 1885.00.00. eue... | 3597; 1,443 1886. :....... ee cece 2,520 | 1,313 1887... 0. ee... | 14,033 | 5,073 1888. . 4,808 | 2,385 1889. .......... ... 5,130; 1,211 1890 |... lee ele, 1768 | 2617 1891... | 3,674 1,929 1892. ... eu... eee 1,429 1,244 1893. ..... ............. | 2,447 1,301 1894. ..... ee... 2,451 1,521 | 1895000000 II, | 2882 | 1881 1896. ......... ...... ae 3,289 2,174 1897 ..... ...... ....... | 92,564 8,415 1898.......... Duty free.| 3,104 2,773 i | | i — eee ee men. | MINERAL STATISTICS AND MINING. 189 3 Soapstone.—As in past years a small amount of this material has yisoxtia- been produced. As this subject was dealt with at some length in N®0US last year’s Report nothing further need be said here. Soapatone. TABLE 13. MISCELLANEOUS. ANNUAL PRODUCTION or SOAPSTONE. Calendar Year. Tons. Value. 1886................ 50 $ 400 1887................. 100 800 sossssssesese ses 140 280 1889.......... ....... 196 1,170 1890. ..... .......... 917 1,239 1891............ .... Nil | Nil 1892............ .... 1,874 6,240 1898. .... ...... ..... 717 | 1,920 1894.................. 916 1,640 1896.. ... ........... 475 | 2,138 1896...... ..... ... 410 1,230 1897.......... ....... 157 | 350 1298. . | 1,000 190 8 GEOLOGIOAL SURVEY OF CANADA. MisceLLa- T'in.—As there have as yet been discovered no workable deposits of NEOUS. ores of this metal in Canada there is no production to report. An idea may be formed of the consumption in Canada of tin and tinware by reference to the figures in the below given table. ‘Tape 14. MISCELLANEOUS. Iwrorrs or Tin AND TINWARE. Fiscal Year. Value, | { Tin crystals … Ds Free. | $ 2,505 Tin in blocks, pigs and bars. « 292, ‘Tin plates and sheets " 1,150,741 Tin Hole sense. " 24,316 1898 = strip waste .. n Tin and manufactures of :— | Tin plate in sheets, decorated. ‘ 25 p. c. 597 Tinware, plain, japanned, or lithographed, and | l all manufactures of tin, N. ee 2% w» 80,341 | Potab cies desc ass AUS 1,550,851 Tripolite. Tripolite.—The production of tripolite from the deposits in Nova Scotia has for the past three years been as follows : Calendar Year. Tons. Value. $ 664 9,960 15 150 1,017 16,660 | mar. | MINERAL STATISTICS AND MINING. 1918 Whiting and Chalk.—There is a small consumption of these Misceuca- materials in Canada as evidenced by the below given tables of imports. In neither case however is there any production to report. TABLE 15. MISCELLANEOUS. Imports OF WHITING. Fiscal Year. Cwt. 1880................. 84,115 1881 .... ....... .... 47,480 1882 . 36,270 1883 ... ...... 76,012 1884................. 76,268 1885 .. ......... .... 67,441 | 1886 . . ........... 65,124 | 1 1887............. .... 47,246 : 1888........... .... 76,619 1889....... ... .... 658 1890 .. .. ......... 96,243 | 1891. ............... 84,679 1892. .... ........... 02,985 | | 1898.11... 88,835 | | 1894.. .............. 103,633 1 18956.................. 102,751 1896 ................. 113,791 1897 ................. 102,453 #1898 .... .......... | 166,293 * Whiting or whitening, gilders’ whiting and Paris white. Duty free. TABLE 16. MISCELLANEOUS. IMPORTS OF CHALK. Fiscal Year. | 1880... .. .... 82,117 1881 .. .......... 2,768 | 1882 .......... ...... 2,882 | 1883..................! 5,067 AN! Boas 1886 .... ...... .... | 6,583 1887 ................. | 5,636 1888 .... ............ | 5,865 1889 ................. 5,336 1890. . 7,221 1891 .... ............ 8,193 ies | 3s 1898...... .... ......l , 1894 ....... .. ...... 11,308 . 1895... ............. 7,730 1896 ... .... ..... 6,467 1897 . .. . Ow eee 7,432 *1898................. 9,338 * Chalk prepared. Duty 20 p. c. 38 88 pas à oe ‘ ERSSÉERR SRA SRSESESSARS SRRRKPHRSVN ~~ = oO ps NEOUS. Whiting and Chalk. 192 8 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA. MISCELLA- Zinc.—The deposits of blende and galena on Calumet Island, Fine * Pontiac Co., Que., were worked by the Grand Calumet Mining Com- pany, Limited, and about 1,100 long tons of ore were shipped averaging about 32 per cent zinc, besides silver and lead, giving a total output of zinc of 394 tons of 2,000 lbs. TABLE 17. MISCELLANEOUS. Imports OF Zinc In Brooks, Pics AND SHEETS. | Fiscal Year. Cwt. | Value. 1880. ................ 13,805 | $67,881 1881. 20,920 94 015 1882... 15,021 | 76,631 1888... 022200) 22,765 94,799 1884........... .. 18, 945 17,878 1885 : ........ 20,954 70,598 1886... 23146 85,599 1887... 1... ee eee 26, 142 98, 557 1888 .......... | 16,407 65,827 1889... 19,782 83,985 1890...... ........ | 18236 92 530 1891... ..l 17,984 106,023 1899... ' 21881 127,302 1898... 26,446 | 124,360 1894 TT 20,774 90,680 1895 ............. 15,061 63,373 1896.......--... wee 20.223 80,784 1897............ 1. 11,946 57.754 35,148 112,786 1898.. ... .Duty free manu. ] MINERAL STATISTICS AND MINING. 193 8 TABLE 18. MISCELLA- MISCELLANEOUS. NEOUS. IMPORTS OF SPELTER. Zinc. Fiscal Year Cwt. | Value. —_ __ —— 1880..... ........... | 1,078 $ 5,310 1881........... 2,904 12,276 1882......... ........ 1,654 7,779 1883. ........... ..., 1,274 5,196 1884.......... | 2,239 10,417 1885.. .............. | 3,325 10,875 1886........... ...... 5,432 18,238 1887......... ........ 6,908 25,007 1888........... 7,712 29,762 1889. 8,750 37,403 1890..... .... ..... 14,570 71,122 1891..... ....... ... 6,249 31,459 1892........ ........ 13,909 62,550 | 1893....... ......... 10,721 49,822 | 1894......... ....... 8,423 35,615 1895. .... ........... 9,249 30,2 1896 ................. 10,897 40,548 1897......... ....... 8,342 32,826 *1898 ........ Duty free 2,794 13,561 * Spelter in blocks and pigs. TABLE 19. MISCELLANEOUS. Imports OF ZINC, MANUFACTURES OF. Fiscal Year. Value. eS | ue ee osseuses 8 8,327 1881............................. eue voue cou.e ee oo 20,178 1882......................... ee russes ess seuñesssessee 15,526 1883..... ..... ............... esse corses sesseseee 22,599 1884......................... es esse essences 11,952 1885............. ce os du cece cece eee ee ee eneeteeece 9,459 De ccc 7,345 a.) ccc 6,561 1888.........,............... ses eee cece eens eeeteereeee 7,402 1889.... ..................... cece teen en uses sous ee vos 7,233 1890............ ... ............. eue due rss ses ose. 6,472 1891........................ ses ussesoscecssseses 7,178 1892........ ....... ee doses suceuse 7,563 1893.................. ........,........ cece sees ceetecsrcececece 7,464 189% .................. esse ses eseceeseseususs 6,193 1895.................... cece we eee ee tence reece eseecssssssesse 5,581 189%6........ ...................... esse eue esse 6,290 BOT ce en e ences rereeeseesescue.e 6,145 Duty 1898 { Zivc, seamless drawn tubing ............... ee. Free. $ 3,540 | » manufactures of, N.O.P.................. 25 p. c. 6,963 Total.................. 10,503 13 Notes ......... cada e eee esac ee lv aeececcrenneeccacece sens sos Less " Exports...... . ............. . ........ 4 4 + ete teens " Imports ............. ..............,. esse vo Abrasive Materials — Grindstones ....................ssss cece cece cence cece eee stesee nesses Emery ..........., ..................4.. eee cette tenner esse cesse Ochres .... ................... 4 uses sous eect sete eeneetacseeees Nickel ........ ccc ccc ccc cece cee e cen Less ener ceuuese ean soccer.. Precious Metale— CZ) Ce users. eee e ee eee cence cee ccseneeeecees Structural Materials— Building stone Marble Flagstone .......... ace e ee eee ee nee eee sense see "ss se ess. 00009-98000 0e = 196 8 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA. Drain Tiles and Sewer Pipes... « eee. eee. coe Pottery and Earthenware... ............ ..., .......... Le teee cece cans Sand and Gravel...........c.cc cece ccc ee sce osseuse Miscellaneous— AntimMONY........................ 4e sos... à eee e eee e eee eees APBONIC. 0. cc ccc cc ee ccc nents cece ceccceeceeccetecevecs ue Fire-clay..................... ...,.. ss sos ee Le... Moulding Sand....................... ............... .......... eee. Platinum........ .............. ces dossiers eccacceecesceees Quartz and Silex..... Lésereeresees eee sese sesssseesessee Steatite (Soapstone).............. .................................. Tripolite . ...................... cee . ses cusssessse Zinc ........ ... ..... Lace ecw e ones seen seems cesse INDEX-—-VOL. XI. (New SERIES). ABBREVIATIONS. District of Alberta. M. Province of Manitoba. —— ———— — Province of British Columbia. Province of New Brunswick. Province of Nova Scotia. Abrasive materials, statistics. . 13-16 8 indstones,....... ... .. .... 13-155 uhrstones...... .......... .. 158 EMETY...........e eee. 168 pumice stone . 168 Acadia Collieries, Westville, N.S. 43 5 Actinolite, production perse. 8s Adams, Dr. F. D., work by.... 26, 106 A in the area of Three Rivers map-sheet ............... 8J A icultural lands, northern Al- a6 Lene n ee soso 6 À Agriculture i in P.E.I............ 195 a in Cape Breton Island........ 196 a Akpatok Island, Hudson Strait. 6,11 M Alberta, work in....... ........ 71, 86 A limestone, analysis of.......... 20 R gold and silver ASBAY . wee 33 R borings a petroleum, sec Borings.................. 98, 36.4 route through Yellow Head Pass............... 71-86 À, 1-44 D see Yellow Head Pass. Albion Colliery, Westville, N.S.. 43 8 Alexandria Colliery, B.C...... 52 8 Almaden Mineral Claim, develop- ment for mercury..... .. 1088 Alum, imports . ............... 12s Aluminum, imports........... 12 8 Amadjuak Bay, Hudson Strait, note... . ..….......... M Amadjuak Lake. Baffin Land, size Of ........ .... ..... 14 note on rocks of............... 18 M Ambherst, N.S., coal near....... 147 A Ami, Dr. H. M., work by... .. 23, 174 À Amphibolite, Hudson Strait, examination of ........... 34 L mass Of .............. ....... 43 L Analyses and assays, report of... 1594 Anderson, J. R., work of........ A Antelope mine, Slocan mining area, B.C., gold and silver ASSAY........... .. . 36R Anticline, Claremont, N.S...... 146 À Horne Settlement, NS... 150 A Lac aux Leézards, Q...... .... 53 J Antigonish county, N.S., bone- beds of.... .............. 182 a 1 N.W.T. North-west Territory. N.E.T. North-east Territory. Province of Ontario. O. 6 .E.I. Prince Edward Island. Province of Quebec. Antikiagamak Lake, St. Maurice county, Q., rocks of....... 40 3 Antimony, production... ...... 8,182 s or cece cee cece tence ies 11, 182 s vee ee cee wena teas 12, 183 s Anottbosite, Hudson Strait. 43 L Appropriations and expenditure.. 208 A Arachie Rapids, Mattawin River, Q., rocks at..... ........ J Archipelago of Hudson Strait... 8 M Argynnis aslartée................ A Arsenic, statistics. . 8, 12, 184 5 native, West Kootenay doser 14k Asbestus, production. ..... exports ................ 19 s Imports .................... 11,19 s mines at Thetford, Q.......... 20 s mine at Danville, Q durs 20 8s Ashe Inlet, Hudson Strait, Dr. Bell at eee cence eee ce 7M Asphaltum, imports............ 12 8 Assays and analyses, report of.. 159 a Astronomical observations in Baffin Land.............. 33, 34 y Athabasca ending, N.W.T., EE 31 A Creek to foot-hills, descrip- tion of.................... surface deposits ............. Aurora mine, Michipicoten dis- trict, O. , gold and silver assay ss ee ee sw vr wes ty, Q., pyrrhotite analysed for Qn ry dose vos sue Back, Capt., ne travels to Lake 4 Winnip ss ss ewe ss 2 Bad- thront River, L. Winnipeg, mock tin ‘and rocks... Baffin Land, N.E. T. found to be one island.. eee ee ewe ewe discoverers. ... em eseene 10, 11 D 25 Db 183 A 70G 1s GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA. PAGE PAGE Baffin Land, — Big Black Kiver—Cont. general Are om Lorie co 1-12M rocks at, and description. ..27, 34. 36 c munantains and glaciers........ 12-l4u Big Bonnet Falls, Winnipec fakes .................... 14 x River, note on .. ._..... 80 G Oh... ....... .. ........ 152% x Big Ege Lake, AL, indications imailifercus rocks... ......... 25-21 x of petroleum.... ....... 29 « Laurentian rocks ............ 2124 x Big Island, | Hudson Strait, size crystalline linsestones......... 24-25 Me. and harbours............. 8 x surface geology. ........00.... 24-32 u Big Island, Lake Winnipeg. latitudes and longitudes... ... 33-34 M description of ..... ...... 2 r plants collected............... 34-37 M = sandstone un................. 56 ¥ insects deterinined .... ..... 38M limestone of......... 63 F Bagot, Renfrew county, O., des- fossils of.... ................ G4 Fr cription of celestite. ..... 9n ‘Big ledge,” a deposit of sul Bailey, Prof. L. W., work by...27, 137 4 ide, , note on...... 10 A Balsam Bay, Lake Winnipeg, Big e, Champlain description of ........ ... 84 G county, (., rocks of....... 48 J Barents River, Victoria county, Big Pond, ‘ape Breton county, old and silver assay. 23 .S., clay examined ..... 55 R Barlow à 2 work by........ 26, 106 À Big Salmon Riv er, Yukon dis- quoted Le deca ee eee ee eens 26 G : trict, description of. 7A Barrens” in Cape Breton ' character of valley ............ 47 A Island, character of....... 199 a tributaries...... ......... .. #7 À Baryta, production ............ 81138 geology.......... .. ........ 43 4 importa Lecce ene n ee see. 114.8 prospecting for gold.... ...... 49 a Basaltic rocks, Yukon district, ' gold and silver assay. ...... BR description of ..... ... .. 55 À Bigsby, J. J.,on Lake Winnipeg. HG Batiscan River, St. Lawrence Big-stone Point, Lake Winnipeg, River, Q., rocks along. 45 J shore near................ 84 G Battle Cement Works, Thorold, Billing’s prospect, Michipicoten O., note on............... 169 A | district, O., gold and silver Baude, Lac à, Champlain county, AHSAY..........., ........ 31 R Q., rocks at ... ........ | Birds of Hudson Strait......... 10 L Beach accumulations, Great Duck Black Bear Island, Lake Win- Inland, Lake Huron...... 178 A nipeg, description of ..... 23 F Beaches of Lake Winnipeg...... 97-100F rocks of..................... 10 F Beamsville quarries, Clinton, O., | sketch of..... .............. 99 F note ON.................. 168 À Black Island, Lake Winnipeg, Beaver Lake, O., note on. ...... 90 À description Of........ .... 2 Fr Belanger Point, Lake Winnipeg, sandstone Of.................. 54, 56 F rocks Of........... ...... 246 limestones on.,............... 63 F Belanger River, Lake Winnipey, rocks 0f................ 10, 53, 56, 62 6 description of ........... 8, 33 G iron ore, analyses. .... ....... 60, 61 G rocks Of... ...... .,...... 24,33 Black River, Lake Wi mnipe €, Belgium, exports to. ........... Wis: rocks near. ............... 116 Bell, Dr. R., work by. .. 26,99 a5 north branch....... ......... 7G work on Lake Wi innipes (187. Borax, imports.... ............ 12 8 | Brûlé Lake, Al................. 10 D Boring near Pelican River, Al... 32-34 À | Buhrstones, hnports............ 12, 15 stopped by gas......... ..... 32, 33 À | Building stone, statistics .8, 12, 165, 166 8 character of gas.............. 34 A| East Selkirk, M., analysis. 82 ¥ extent of gas- field ecw ee nees #4 À | Bull Head, Lake Wi innipeg, section.................. .... 35 A navigation near........... 12 ¥ Boring at Victoria, Al.......... 35, 36 A| sandstone of............ ..... 62 F details of casing used ..... .... 35 4; description of rocks... ..... 66 Fr strata bored through.......... 36 A! rocks near........ .......... 47 G Borings in Alberta.......... ... 28-36 A | Bullrush Mountain, Al., rocks of. 29 D difficulties at Pelican River... 28 A | Burnside, N.S., gold at. ........ 150 À progress at Victoria........... 28 a: Burnt Island, Lake Huron, rocks visit to Big Egg Lake......... QA; sO, eee ..... ..... 179 a observations by J. B. Tyrrell... 29 À Bushkega Island, Lake Winni- indications of a fault.......... 30 À peg, description of........ 28 Fr deductions from observations. 30 A petroleun of value not yet | Calcite found in March, Carleton discovered................ 31 A county, O., description of... 51 R future operations............. 31 a! Caledon tow nship, O., Smeaton’s Botanical collection, additions to 201 a | qua my in eee eee e vus 1714 Bottle Lake, e, Maskinongé county, | Caledonia Colliery, N uipmt 39 s Of.............. J.Calumet Island, Q., Oe otite, Boucher ‘Point, Lake Winnipeg, analysis.................. 39 R note on................... 68 F. miningat................... 118, 119 a Boulder-clay, Lake Winnipeg. 93 x ‘ Calumet township, Pontiac coun- Duck Islands, Lake Huron.. 176 A ty, Q., gold and silver assay 26 Boulders, deposit of, Duck Is- | Calvin township, Nipissing dis- lands, Lake Huron. ...... 76 A! trict, O., iscovery ‘of poly- Boulder-strewn shore, Lake Win- CTASE. 2... eee 14k nipeg, near Saskatchewan occurrence of beryl in......... 14k River (fig.)............... 15 F! Cambro-Silurian in Winnipeg Bouleau Rapids, Mateawin River, | basin .................... 14-36 Fr Q., note On.. .....,...... 41 3| table correlating formations of Bow River series, Alberta. ...... 31 D | Manitoba and Minnesota... 33 F Bras d’Or lake, N.S., agriculture. 197 4 | list of fossils. ................. 48-53 Fr Brassard road, Berthier county, ; Campbell Creek, Kootenay Lake, Q., limestone of .......... 26 J , B.C., nickel ore. ....... Castor Noir River and _ lakes, Champlain Co. ()., rocks of 39 J Catfish Creek, Lake Winnipeg, description Leen e eee eeeeeae 82 G Catfish Point, Lake Winnipeg, rocks near............ ... 31 G Cat Head, Lake Winnipeg...... 42,43F Cat Head limestone, character, section, distribution. ...... 42F fossils of................... 42, 43, 75 F Celestite, townshipof Bagot, Ren- frew county, O., descrip- tion, sp. gr. and analysis. . QR Cement, production........... 8, 9, 1728 exports. ...................... 11, 173s Imports ...................... 12, 174s Cenelles River, Maitawin River, ., description and rocks. . 314 rocks at Cenelles Rapids...... 32 J Chalk, imports................. 128 Chalmers, R., work by..... 27, 121, 133 a Chaloupe River, Berthier county, Qu rocks and fossils....... 15, 164 Champlain county, Q., develop- ment of natural gas....... 102 s Chemistry and mineralogy, work poser soso 159 a Chert nodules of Cat Head lime- stone. ................... 74r Cheticamp, N.S., mines at...... 148 A Chicot River, Berthier county, 2., fossils obtained at.... 16 J Chien apide, Mattawin River, ocks at.............. 34 J Chienne, Lac à de St. Maurice county, Q., description. . 35 J Chienne, Rivière à la, route, Mat- tawin River, ()............ 34 J Chili, exports to ............... lls Chimney Corner, N.S., note on coal tields............. .. 41s China, exports to............... Ils Chromite, production. .......... 8, 218 exports ...................... 11, 21s Chrysolite, veins of, L’Assomp- tion River, (Q............. 117 A Cinq Lakes, The, Chanplain county, (Q., rocks nf..... 115 a, 429 Clarendon township, Frontenac county, O., occurrence of jamesonite.... ........... DR Clark Point, Lake Winnipeg, sec- tion of limestone.......... 84 Fr Clay, east of Lake Winnipeg. ... 11 ¥ in Cape Breton county, N.S., examined in Macpes, Rimouski county,Q. 55 R Clay products, production... .... &, 1778 EXPOrtH................. ..... 11,1775S WMpPOrts Lecce... 12,178 8 Clays from site of landslide on the Riviére Blanche, Q.. 69 J Clear Lake, St. Maurice county, Q., description and rocks. . 21 J Clement Point, Lake Winnipeg, rocks at.....,.. ......... 11, 69 G Coal, production. ............ 8, 9, 22-248 exports .........,............ ‘11, 258 exports by provinces.......... 25, 26s PAGE. Coal, imports...... ..... .... 12, 27, Ws consumption in Canada....... 205 Nova Scotia, statistics........ 30-32 5 New Brunswick, statistics . 33s analyses. ..................... 56-63 s Coal fields of Canada ........... 37-53 5 Nova Scoiis....,............. 37-46 8 New Bmmnswick.............. 46 3 Manitoba ::nd N.W.T ... ... 46-48 s British Columbia............. 48-53 s Coal Brook, N.S., note on coal field ................. ... 42s Cobalt ores, Q. and B.C., estima- tions..................... 39-41 R Cochrane, À. S., quoted. ...... 34 G surveys of 1882. ............... 97 G Cochran Lake, N.S., coal of..... 148 a Cod in Hudson Bay .. ......... 129 a Coke, production ........... 8, 9, 53, 54 8 exports ...................... lls imports...................... 12, 558 Collection, additions to, miner- alogical.................. 161-166 À palæontological..... ........ 191, 193 a zoological..... ............. 192, 194 À ethnological........ ....... 193, 194 a botanical..................... 201 A entonological ................ 202 À Collections, educational, supplied 166 À Columbia Mineral Claim, .C., development for mercury. 108 8 Commissioner Island group, Lake Winnipeg, description of.. 25 F Commissioner sland, Lake Win- nipeg, channel north of... 13 Fr description of................. 26 Fr rocks and fossils.............. 71F Comox coal field, B.C........... 52s analyses of coal. .............. (3s Conglomerates near Gilmour, O. 107 A Contacts between fundamental gneissesandGrenvilleareas 108 À Copper, production............ 8, 64-66 s CXPOrts. 2... ..... ..., ..... 11,07 s WMIports. .................. 12, 6%, 69 s Quebec. .... ................. 69 8 Ontario .......... ........... 708 British Columlia............ 115 Michipicoten district, O. ..... 104 A Copperas, imports.............. 12s Corals, palæozoic. .... ........ 182 a Corkum’s quarry, Lunenburg county, N.5.. limestone analysis. ................ 18 R Cornev Brook, Inverness county, NS. gold and silver assay. 22 R Correspondence of the Depart- ment ,... .. . .......... 208 A Cow Bay gold district, N.S...... 159 4 Cranberry Lake, B.C., descrip- tion üf.................. 80 a, 18 n rocks of mountains east of..... 37 D traces of gold................. 38 D Crane portage, Berens River, description ........ ...... 38 G Crapaud and Grant Rapids, Mat- tawin River, Q., rocks at. 41 9 Crocodilian remains, Red Deer R. district............ ...... 185 a INDEX. PAGE. PAGE Crooked Lake, Maskinongé coun- Douglas Harbour— Cont. ty, ()., limestone of....... 27 J country about................ 9 reddish granite of............. 28 J terraces Of.................... 47 L Crooks Inlet, Baffin Land, note Dowling, D. B., report by...... 1-100 Fr ON see. 26M| work by........... .......... 26, 94 À Cross Island, Lunenburg county, compilation of J. B. Tyrrell's N.S., gold and silver aasay. 24k report by..... bec cee cence -98 G Crows Nest Pass coal fields. Drain tiles, statistics... . .... 1798 B.C.................. 20-23 À, 49 8 | Dresser, Prof. J. A., work by... 1194 development and progress. ..... 26 À | Drumlins, Lake Winnipeg...... O4, 95 Fr geological structure...... .... 214) map showing influence of..... 95 F analyses of coal. ........... .. 62.3 | Drummond Colliery, map West- Cryolite, imports............... 28 ville, N.S................ 448 Crystalline rocks, north of the Duck Islands, Lake Huron, exa- St. Lawrence... ........ 22-27 J mination of rocks....... .176-179 a Cumberland coal field, N.S..... 443 | Ducks Nest, Lake Winnipeg, analysis of coal........... 59 8 spotted rocks near ... ... 26, 27 G Cumberland Island, Baftin Land, Dunsinane, King county, N.B., rocks at.................. 18-20 Mu analysis of water..... ... 51k Cutaway Lake, Milieu River, \., mica deposits of .......... 30 J Eagle Lake, Eagle River Q., Cypress Lake, Q., rocks around. 245 | rocks at.................. 35 J Eagle Rapids, Mattawin River, Dalhousie township, Lanark Q., rocks at.............. 39 J county, O., gold and silver Eagle River, Mattawin River, Q)., ASSAY............ ....... 2 R rocks along.............. 35 J Dalton trail, Yukon, description Earthenware, imports. ......... 12, 1808 0) 38, 30.4 | East Selkirk, M., fossils from.... 79, 81 F topography................... 41-444] quarryat..................... 80, 81 F geological features... .. ...... 44-46 A | Eastern Townships map, N. W. Dancing Point, Lake Winnipeg, sheet, sce Three Rivers description of shore....... lv F map-sheet. rocks of ..................... Kkt r | Edmonton, Al., to Tête Jaunc Danville, ()., asbestos mine...... 20 s Cache, B.C., description of Dawson, Dr. G. M., summary route .. .. . ........... 5-44 D report by................. 1-208 À | Edmondton beds described....:. 22-24 D nature of work by........... 9 A! section of beds.............. 24 D work by................,..... 10 A | Edwards, A., 1812, a writer on Deer Island, Lake Winnipey, Lake Winnipeg........... 92 & sandstone and shale of ... 43, 57 F Educational collections supplied. 8 À section described ............. 57, 58 ve | Kel River Crossing, Restigouche fossils Of........ ..... Léo 60, 62 F county, NE. analysis of Denia, T. C.,on the oi] industry of water.............. ...... 50, 51 R Ontario...:.....,........ 134s | Egg Islands, Lake Winnipeg, Dezadash Lake, Unahini River. . 39 A description of............ 25 Fr Diamond Jubilee mine, Michipi- Egg Lake, N. W. T., search for coten district, O., gold and petroleum... ............ 29 A silver ASNAV ............... 29, 30 Rk | Eight-mile Creek, B.C., occur- Diana Bay, Hudson Strait, des- rence of aryenic........... 14k cription of............ lees 17 L | Eldorado Creek, Klondike, gold Diana, steamship to Hudson and silver assay.......... +R Strait.................... 6,8, 30L{ Elk Island, Lake Winnipeg, Dictuonema Wecbatrri............ 180 A sandstone 0f.............. Gr Digby county, N.S., gold and limestone of ... .... ........ 63 F silver assay .... ......... 24K] rocks near.................... 83 G Dinosaurian remains, Belly River Elis, Dr. R. W., work by. .... 26,111 4 formation. ............... 185 A! report by........ ............ 1-703 Laramie formation............ 188 A | Emerald, Inverness county, N.S., Diorite, Hudson Strait.......... 38 L description of hübnerite. . 10R Dog Head, Lake Winnipeg, sec- Emery, imports........... .... 12,168 tion of rocks. ............. 67 F|] English Brook, Wannipegow section of north shore......... 68 F River, M. rocks of........ 11, 666 fousils. ................. ..... 69 Fr | English Lake, English Brook, \. rocks near. ..... .... ....... 45 G rocks of.................. 67 G Dora Bromide claim, Goat Moun- English River, O., rocks of..... 88 À tain, West Kootenay dis- Entomological collection, addi- trict, gold and silver assay. 35 R tions to .................. 202 À Douglas Harbour, Hudson Strait | Erratics in Baffin Land......... 23 M description of............. 8 Li Erosion along dykes, Baffin Land 15m V1 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA. PAGE. Esker between Wolf and Moose 2 Flour Point, Lake Winnipeg, na- 13 rivers, Al............... D vigation at............... F Eskimo encampment, Hudson rocky reefs off................ 31 G Strait............... .... 11,12 L! Folding Mountain, AL, section at Payne River, Ungava Bay.. 20 L of rocks (fig.)........ .... 28 D Esquesing and Nassagaweya | fossils................ less 28 D townships, O., quarries at. 171 A! Forges at Fermont, Riviere au Essex county, O - production OF 118.8) Fort Got, tinge ge J natural gas.. ty 8 | Fort imo Ngava........... L sketch map............ ..... 119 8, | Fosails, from Sandstone Creek, Al 26 D borings for petroleum..... ... 1388! limestone of Foldin Mtn., Al. 28 D Ethnological collection, addi: 9 19 | limestone of Roche Lictte, Al. 2 D tions tO.................. 44! evonian in Tta.......... D Ftomami River, Berens River, M. 38.40 | limestone. of Snaring River, Al 31 D escription of........... -40 G | wer Laramie, AL... .... 14 A Expenditure and appropriations. 208 A] Cretaceous, collected in Red | Deer River district, Al.. 183 a Family Lake, Berens River, M. ' Trenton formation, M........ 38 F note on.................. 42 G | Lower Mottled limestone, M.. 40 Fr Fanny Bay, Coast ranges, B.C.. Cat Head limestone, M. ..... 42,74 F 34 miles from, gold and | Upper Mottled limestone, M.. 45, 79 Fr silver aseay............... 38 R list from Cambro-Silurian, M.. 48-53 F Faribault, E. R., work by...... 27, 148 a sandstones of Deer Island, M.. 60 F Faults, Henry House, Al........ 31D | shaly beds of Punk Island, M.. 61 ¥F yy ekeham Bay, Hudson Strait 37 L sandstone of Grindstone Point, 1 ipigon Lake, O............. OF 1 A OY 61 FP Springhill coal-field, N.S...... 141 A| limestone of Big Island, M.. 64 FP Porters Lake, N.S............ 150 A | limestones of Lake Wi innipeg. 69 70 F gold districts ‘of N S......... 151-158 À limestone of Snake Island 10 F Faulted dyke, Hudson Strait. 38 LI limestone of Little Tamarack Fauna of Minas Basin, N.S..... 181 4 Island, M.......... ..... 71 F of Belly River formation, Al.. 1894 limestone | of Commissioner Fertilizers, imports............. 128 sland, M........... ... Tl ¥ Felspar, production............. 8, 185 8 limestone of Little Black Island, 2 exports....................... Wks! M........................ 72 F imports.......... Ruled 12 8 | limestone of Jack Head [sland 3 specimens sent to England.... GA; M........................ sheets of decom pose . doser 42 L| water analyzed............... 48, 49 R Galet and Bear Rapids. Mat- Goose Island, Playgreen Lake, tawin River, ().. rocks of. . 40 J rocks of.................. 13 G Galena formation, Battin Land.. 21 M | Goose Lake, Pigeon River, des- Galena hmestone, age of........ 37 F cription of................ 41a Game, Al...................... 44 D | Grand Falls, St. John River, N.B. 134 4 Gananoque mine, Michipicoten Grand Fork and Swift Current cistriet, O., gold and silver River, B.C., rocks between. 34D Lecce eee ee cee eens 30 R | Grand Island, Nipigon Lake, O., Gap, the, Crows Nest Pass, Al., description of............. 96 A analysis of water......... 46, 47 8 | Grand Manitoulin Island, Lake Garnet-bearing gneiss, Hudson Huron, rocks of.. 179 a Strait.................... 34 L | Grand Marais Point, Lake Win- St. Maurice district, Q........ 118 A nipeg, , rocks near.......... 83 G Garnets, Hudson Strait......... 39 L| Grand Price Rapids, Mattawin Gas, boring stopped by.......... 32 A River, Q., rocks at........ 33 J see «iso Natural gas. Granite, production Of.......... 8, 168 8 George Island, Lake Winnipeg, Yukon district............... 44, 49 À description of....... ..... 30, 32 5 Hudson Strait............. 36, 41, 44 L George River, Cape Breton West Kootenay district. ..... 65 À county, N.S., gold and in Maskinongé and Berthier silver assav............. 23R counties, (Q......... .. .. oO J George River, Ungava, descrip- Granite and anorthosite in St. tiun.. ..... .........,... 29 L Maurice and Maskinongé terraces 0f.............,...... 47 L counties...... ........... 56 J Germany exports ton. ......... 118 | Grant Brook, Rocky Mountains, Giroux, N. J., work by, in the .C., rocks on............ 32, 33 D) area of Three Rivers map- Graphite, production. .......... 8, 738 sheet .................... BJ Imports ..................... 12, 748 Glacial phenomena, West Koote- OXpOrts. ..................... 73 8 nay district, B.C......... 68 A! at Cumberland Sound......... 20 M drift, northern Alberta........ 84, 85 À | Great Britain, exports to.. .. 115 Glacial strive, see Striæ.......... Grreat Play-green Lake, Nelson Glaciation, Baffin Land......... 29 M River, rocks, of........... _ 124 Hudson Bay ............ .... 128 4 | Great Slave Lake, N.W.T., gold Glaciers, in Selwyn Range, B.C. 18 D and silver assay........... 2, 33 R in valley of Athabasca River, Al 2p | Grenv ille eric s, detailed work effects of, in Yukon....... ... NE denses 108 À Hudson Strait................ 15 M | on Three R Rivers map-sheet.. 56 J Gneiss, origins of, Ungava Bay.. 3 L, Grindstone Point, Lake Winni- West Kootenay district, B.C.. 67 A peg, section of sandstone. 61 F Haliburton county, O..... ... 107 A! sketch showing false bedding. 62 ¥ fundamental, north of the St. (rrindstones, statistics.. 8, 11- 13, 14,153 Lawrence................. 235; of Grinstone Point, Lake Win- garnetiferous, Hudson Strait.… 34 L nipeg.................... 65 F St. Maurice district, (...... 117 à 25s Grinnell Beier, Baffin Land. 13 x Batiscan River, Q............ 45, 46 3 | Guelph, 5. uarries at. ...... 169 4 L'Assomption River, (....... 51 J Guillemots, udson Bay........ 126 À Grenville series. ..............., 31 3 | Gull Harbour toGrindstone Point, Groat Lake, Lunenburg county, Lake Winnipeg...... .... 12 Fr NS., analysis of Émestons. 18 R | Gunisao Lake, Keewatin, note on. 7G Gold, statistics........... 8, 11, 141-146 5 rocks of...... ............ 20, 21 a on the Saskatchewan... ...... 11-19 4 | Gunisao River, Keewatin, des- OCCUITENCe 2.6.0 Lee eee lL a cription of..... ....... 6, 17-21 G character and origin of Gyp-um, production........ 8,9, 75-77 8 gravel deposits ....... 14 A exports...... ........ ... 11,778 result of inquiry........... 15 aj imports.. 12,784 mining operations ......... 15-17 A | near Lake Winni ipeg een eens 10 ¥ annual yield. .............. 19 À | Gyrfalcon Islands, Hudson Strait, dredging in New Zealand. .... 17 4 note ON..... ............ 25 L production in NovaScotia.. .142-146 s | rocks of................... PAGE. PAGE Hemlock Lake, Carleton county, Hudson Strait.— Cont. 