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28 1881. .... .....….. 57 298 1882. ............. 386 . 86 1883... 1,759 548 1884... ......... 4,626 1,236 1885. ....,....... 4,598 1,315 1886........... 0. 6,808 1,851 1887...... . ..... 5,421 1,419 | 1888. ............. 28,919 5,787 1889.. ......... 32,818 | 10,668 1890..... ........ 21,055 5,448 1891........... 11,281 2,890 1892 .. ......... 14,351 3,394 STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. TABLE 10. Imports oF HYDRAULIC CEMENT. Fiscal Year. Barrels. | Value. : 1880.............. 10,084 | $ 10,306 1881........ .... 7,812 821 | 1882.............. 11,945 | 13,410 1883........ .. 11,659 | 13,755 1884...... ....... 8,606 9,514 1885............. 5.613 5,396 1886.............. 6,164 6,028 1887. ............. 6,160 8,784 1888. .... ...... 5,636 7,522 1889. ..... .. .... 5,835 7,467 189). .......... 5,440 9,048 1891..... ........ 8,515 6,152 1892. ......... 2,214 2,782 MINERAL STATISTICS AND MINING. STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. TABLE 11. IMPORTS OF PORTLAND OEMENT. Fiscal Year. Barrels. | Value. 1880.. ..... .... }...... ... $ 55,77 1881......... ....1.......... 45,646 1882..... ........|.......... 66,579 1883..... ........1..... .. 102,537 1884... ..........1.......... 102,857 1885...... .. ....l.... .... | 111,521 1886 .............1...... ... 120,398 | 1887 . .... ... 102,750 | 148,054 | 1888. ..... ..... 22,402 177,158 1889 ............. 122,273 179,406 1890........ ..... 192,322 313,572 1891...... ...... 183,728 304,648 ; | 1892. . 187,233 281,553 | 205 s STRUCTURAL. MATERIALS. Roofing Cement.—Of roofing cement there was during the year a pro- Roofing duction of 800 tons, valued at $12,000, an increase in value over the previous year of $7,190. cement, Lime.—There was a very marked increase in the production of lime Lime. during the past year, the quantity being 2,260,640 bushels, valued at $411,270. Full returns are not, however, possible to obtain, though all the largest and more important producers’ outputs are included here. The production by provinces and the annual production for the past six years are given in the following tables :— STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. Quebec. ur on te verre ova Scntia.............. British Columbia. . ..... TABLE 12. PRODUCTION OF LIME. | No. of Bushels. Value. Returns 56 850, 474 $110, 156 11 530,505 116,347 5 70,775 20,540 12 491,050 98, 359 3 13,575 3,413 11 210,046 39,372 4 88,915 ,363 3 5,300 2,720 North-west Territories... Totals........ 7 206s : GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA. STRUCTURAL STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. MATERIALS, TABLE 13. ANNUAL PRODUCTION OF LIME. No. Year. of Bushels. Value. Returns 1886....... ............. 87 1,535,950 $283,755 1887... . 00. ll, 133 | 2'269,087. 1888.......... . ........ 93 | 2,216,764 339,951 1889 106 | 2,948,249 362,848 1890..................... 93 2,501,079 412,308 1891. .......... .,...... 83 1,829,894 251,215 Exports and The exports of lime and cement and the imports of lime are given imports. in the following tables :— STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. TABLE 14. Exports oF LIME AND CRMENT. Province. SS @ | ES ES ee | gy SE 1889. _1890. Lime. |Cement.| Lime. |Cement, Ontario ............ $ 12 87 8 17,341 | $ 19,390 | $2,534 | 8 19,383 | 8399 Quebec.............] 71]... . 446 | 26,586 539 Nova Scotia . .... 11,017 17,137 15,387 64 644 | .. | New Brunswick ...| 135,222 | 130,180 59,318 !........ 74,912 |...... : | Prince Edward Isl'd 2 5 12 |........[..........1....4 Manitoba .... .... | 2,060 | ...... 0. SE ES British Columbia... ..... 4,141 300 loss 10 |........ | Totals.... . .i | 8161, 249 | 8168,804 $119,853 | $2,861 | 8121, 535 $938 | mans] ‘MINERAL STATISTICS AND MINING. 207 8 SrrvervraL MATERIALS. STRUOTURAL Taux 15. TERIATS. Imports or Luvs. Fiscal Year. Barrels. Regarding recent operations in Nova Scotia, Mr. H. P. Brumell reports as follows :— Cape Breton County. “ Marble Mountain.” —“ The Bras d'Or Lime Company have exten- Marble sive works at Clark’s cove, Marble mountain, West bay, where large Mountain, quantities of a very superior quality of lime are annually produced.. The works have & capacity of two hundred and forty barrels per day, with trams running from the three quarries opened by the com- pany. The rock used in the manufacture of lime is a dark blue-gray banded crystalline limestone, which is found to make a much stronger and more lumpy material than the many lighter coloured: varieties of limestone in the district. “ Shipmente are made altogether by water, the works being located on the north-west side of West bay. During the summer months raw stone is shipped to Halifax where during the winter it is burnt for local supply and export. “The works at West bay are probably the most complete and lar- gest in Canada and consist of : Two draw kilns ; One saw-mill containing one 55 horse-power boiler, one 45 horse power engine, one circular saw, one cylinder saw, one head turner, one head cutter, two stave jointers, one bolter saw, one dowelling machine ; One cooper shop ; STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. Bricks. 208 s GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA. One line storehouse, three stories, 100 x 120 feet ; One store ; One manager’s house, barns, sheds, etc. ; Three tenement houses ; One steam lighter.” Building Brick.—During the year, 1892, there was a production of building brick of 202,147 thousands, valued at $1,251,934, showing a marked increase over the production of the year previous, as may be seen on reference to the following figures of annual production during the past six years :— 1886................ 139,345 M valued at $ 873,600 1887................ 181,581 “ ‘6 986,689 1888.. ............. 165,818 “‘ ‘6 1,036,746 1889................ 200,561 ‘: ‘6 1,273,884 1890................ 211,727 “ ‘6 1,266,982 1891................ 176,533 “ ‘6 1,061,536 These figures, as also are those in the following tables, are not con- sidered actually correct and are supposed to represent about four-fifths of the total production. The following table represents the production by provinces :— STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. TABLE 16. PRODUCTION OF BRICKS DURING 1892. |] Province. po Thousands. Value. Ontario ....... ....... 235 129,702 $778,212 Quebec esse. Less 27 34,797 191,383 | Nova Scotia.... ..... 20 15,761 89, | New Brunswick ...... 8 4,649 32,543 Prince Edward Island. . 3 442 | 3, Manitoba.... ...... 5 1,100 65,450 North-west ‘Territories. ! 6 2,375 24,937 British Columbia .... 7 8,721 66, 427 Totals........... 311 202,147 $1,251,934 ne ee There was a small exportation of bricks during the year, as fol- lows :— Ontario..................... 1,347 M $ 8,784 Quebec...................... 353 * 1,566 - Nova Scotia................. 252 « 1,662 New Brunswick.............. 10 « 170 Prince Edward Island......... 1 “ 10 Total................... 1,963 M $12,192 mGALL. | MINERAL STATISTICS AND MINING. 209 s The imports since 1880 are shown,in the following table :— STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. TABLE 17. IMPORTS OF BUILDING BRICK. Imports. Fiscal Year. Value. | 1880................ ..... $ 2,067 1881.. . ................ 4,2S1 1882.. .................... 24,572 1883............. .. . .... 14,234 : 1884..................... 20,258 | 1885....................... 14,632 886. ............. ...... 5,929 | 1887..............,........ 2,440 Less eee ee eee eens 20,720 DC ... 24,585 1890..... .... eee eee .. 12,500 1891. .. . ................ 9,744 | 1892................. ..... 5,075 | Terra Cotta.—The value of terra cotta produced during 1892 was Terra Cotta. $97,239, a decrease in comparison with the year previous of $15,864. Drain Tile.—The production of drain tiles during the year, accord Drain Tile. ing to returns made to this office, was 15,689 thousands, valued at $190,857, These figures are not, however, supposed to represent over two-thirds of the total production, which, owing to the scattered posi- tion of the works, it was found impossible to obtain. The following table illustrates the production by provinces :— STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. TABLE 18. PRODUCTION or TILES DURING 1892. Province. Ren Thousands. | Value. Ontario.............,.... 106 15,303 | $183,636 Quebec ceca eeececeececees 1 63 756 ova Scotia. .... ...... 3 61 915 New Brunswick......... 3 154 2,310 British Columbia........ 2 108 3,240 Totals .......... .. | 115 15,689 | $190,857 a à, 14 2108 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA. STRUCTURAL During the past six years the annual production was as follows :— 1886............. 12,416 M, valued at $142,617 1887......... .... 14,658 “ se 230,068 1888............. 7:518« « 114,057 | 1889............. 10,526 « « 134,265 1890............. 10,521 “ se 140,877 1891............. 11,839 « se 141,399 The imports, if any, are included with those of sewer pipes in the following table. No exports are reported. Sewer Pipe.—The production of sewer pipe during 1892 was valued at $367,660, an increase over the year previous of $140,360. No further statistics beyond those of imports given below are available. STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. TABLE 19. Imports. Imports OF DRAIN TILES AND SEWER Pips. Fiscal Year. Value. 1880........... ............ $ 33,796 1881.... ................. 37,368 1882..............,.. ...... 70,065 1883.......... .... ........ 70,699 1884 ............. . .... .. 71,755 1885........ . ..... ....... 69,589 1886....................... 57,953 1887.......... .... ........ 71, 13888................. ...... 101,257 1889.. . .......... ..... 83, 1890..... ...... ......... 77,434 189L.................... .. 87,195 1892. ....... ............... 59, Pottery. Pottery.—According to returns received at this office, there was a production during 1892 of pottery to the value of $265,811, an increase compared with the previous year of $6,967. The production by pro- vinces is given as follows :— Ontario............................ $ 91,160 Quebec............................ 148,251 Nova Scotia........................ 3,200 New Brunswick............... ..... 18,000 Prince Edward Island................ 3,000 Manitoba........................... 2,000 British Columbia.................... 200 ment. | MINERAL. STATISTICS AND MINING. 2118 No exports, as such, are reported, the only trade statistics being SrrucruRaL those of imports given below :— MATERIALS. STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. TABLE 20. Imports OF EARTHENWARE. Imports. Fiscal Year. Value. 1880..... .......... .....,. $322,333 1881 ....| 489, 1882.. 646,734 1883............. .... ..... 657,886 1884... . ............ .... 544, 1885..... ...... .... 511,853 1886........................ 599,269 | 1887 750,691 | 1888............... ........ 697,082 | 1889............ ...... ... 697,949 1890....... ... .... ..... 695,206 1891.. . . ...... ... ... 634,907 1892................. 748,810 Sand and Gravel.—No returns were asked for nor received bearing Sand and on the production of sand and gravel in Canada during the year 1892. me The only statistics available are those of exports, as follows :— STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. TABLE 21. EXPORTS OF SAND AND GRAVEL. Exports. 1891. 1892. Province. — — ——_——_ _____ — Tons. Value. Tons. Value. Ontario..........0 .......... ...... 248,294 | 858,283 297,406 | $84,311 Quebec ous secs ones ceselcesessceselee... a 25 30 ova Scotia.... .. ....... ....... 230 805 175 703 New Brunswick... ........... Luce 200 400 150 150 Manitoba................. ......... A PE 72 42 British Columbia. ...... .... . ... | ......... 13 50 03 Totals... .... ............. 243,724 | 809,501 | 297,878 | $85,329 2128 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA. STRUCTURAL STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. MATERIALS. TABLE 22. Exports OF SAND AND GRAVEL. Year. Tons. Value. Year. Tons. . Value. 1885............. 110,661 $22,878 1877... ... ..... 11,998 | 8 2,151 1878.. ... .... .| 60,140 | 8,381) 1686... 22... | 124,865 | 24,296 1879............. 1 46,999 9,438 || 1887....... .. | 180,860 30,307 1880. ........... | 58,951 | 11,177 | 1888 Lecce ....1 260,929 38,398 1881............. "58,698 | 15,129 || 1889... ....... | 288,044 | 52,647 1882. ...... 60,158 | 16,218 || 1890............. 342,158 | 65,518 1883. .... ...... | 56,346 | 14,065 || 1891. .......... 243,724 | 59,501 1884..... . ..... | 73,741 19,978 || 1892. ........... 297,878 85,329 INDEX—VOL. VI. (NEW SERIES.) : ABBREVIATIONS. AL District of Alberta. N.W.T. North-west Territory. As District of Assiniboia. O. Province of Ontario. B.C. Province of British Columbia. P.E.I. Prince Edward Island. Ma. Province of Manitoba. Q. Province of Quebec. N.B. Province of New Brunswick. Sk. District of Saskatchewan. N.S. Province of Nova Scotia. PAGE PAGE. Abrasive materials, statistics. 738 Antimony, statistics......... 5, 7, 108 Acadia coal mine, N.S......... 27 8 Nova Scotia. Lee ween 58 À Act to prevent wasting of na- Apatite, Ottawa Co... ....... 38 À tural gas.............. 109 s | Apple River, N.S.. .. 62 4 Actinolite, Westmeath, O., anal. 15 R , Arquerite....... ... ....... 26 R Adams, Dr. F. D., work by*.. 39 a | Arrowsmith, Mount, B.C ..... 43 a report by......... ...... 1-153 | Arsenic, statistics........ ... 5,7, 998 Adams Lake, B .C 8 À | Arsenolite ..... ... ........ 30 R Agricultural la nds, English R.. 26 À | Artesian well boring, Deloraine, 2 a, 6 a Gatineau R............... 43 a | success Of.................. 8a northern N.S............. 56a | Asbestus, statistics.......... 5, 6, 7,128 Prince Edward Island..... 56 « | Ottawa Co ... .......... | 884 Ainsworth, B.C., electric cala- Ascott, ()., AuSay........ .. 46 À mine........... ... R | Ashes, imports........ .. ... 78 BRBAYS.. 6. ......., ..... a R R Asphaltun, imports... ....... 78 gold and silver ....... Assays, gold and silver........ 43-76 R Albert, N.B., manganese ore... 88 3 Asthenodonta.................. 83 a Alexandra coal mine, B.C...... # 8 Athahasca Lake, north shore of. 4a Allanite, Dalton, O. .... .... J | Athabasca River, natural water, Alma co copper mine, N.B....... BF S analyses Leen ee eee eeee 79, 80 R Alnon, B., work by. .... 594, gs a | Atikokan River, O., magnetite. 29 a Altaite........ .. ........... Augusta silver nine, O........ 146 8 Alum, statistics. ............ 8 | Aukon River, Nasse R........ 15 A Alunogen. ......... .......... 04 R Australia, lava from, analysis.. SLR Savona, examined....... 93 k | Aylwin, Q., MICA........ ... 44a Amazon stone, Cameron....... 22 a Ami, Dr. H. M., work by. ...83 4, 85 a | B got, Q., clinochlore, analysis. 17R quoted. ...... Leerceseee Bailey, Prof. L. W., work by.. 66 a Analyses and assays........... 1- 03 ruport by.. ............... 1-21Q Andradite, Cawood, analysis 16R Banff, Al.. inuseum...... ..... 4 À Foster’s Bar, an ysis cure 16R | Barclay Sound, B.C., assay. 75 R Anglesea, O., pyrrhotite, anal. 28 R Barkus Brook, NS... … 61 À Anglesite. ........ 27 R | Barlow, A. E., work by ..... 314, 30a Animikie, iron bearing, Iron- Barrie, | 0 hematite. .... .. 28 R wood ... .. ...,...... 3 i uses cures cece twee 49R Annand Brook, N.S., hematite. PAGE. Bear Lake, B.C............... 76 A Bear Creek, B.C., assay... ... . 55 R Bear River, N.S., Devonian... 15Q Behrens River, L. Winnipeg... 24, 28 a Bell, Dr. R., work by .......30 À, 33.4 Belmont, O., gold mines..... 79 a, 158 8 Benson, Mount, B.C.... ...... 38a Bentick Arm, B.C., ASSAY ...... 76R Bertie, O., natural (boring). 1078 Big Caïñon Fraser River, assay. 75 R Big River, Churchill R........ 144 Big Blanche Lakes, Q......... 4la Birds, work on................ 89 A Bismuthinite, Jonquière, anal. . 19k Black Cafion, Omenica R..... 18, 19 a Black Lake, Black R..... .. . 164 Black River, N.W.T..... .... 16 A Black Jack gold mining Co. B.C... . .... .. .... 1698 Black Rock, N.S., iron mining. 75 8 Blacklead, statistics. ......... 65 8 Blood Vein River, L. Winnipeg, head waters of......... 28 a Blue Mountains, N.S., granite. 7Q Bob Neill mine, O., lepidome- lane, analysis......... 14R Borax, imports................ 78 re, SIMCOB................. 104 8 Dunnville 105 8 Bertie ................... 107 s Welland ................. 108 8 New Toronto............. 109 8 Mooretown ......... .... 196 8 Botanical collection, additions to 94 a work, p ss of... .. 89A,%a Boulders, south-western N.S... 16Q Boundary Creek, Yale, gold and silver............. 1918 Bowell, C. J., work by........ 7 A Bowron, Mr., report by. ..... 165 8 Brass, imports................ 78 Brassard, Q................... 44 À Bricks, statistics. ........ :. 5, 6, 7, 2088 Marysville, N.B........ , 57 A Prince Edward Island..... 57 A Brick kilns, northern N.S. .... 53 A Bristol, ae iron mining. ..... 798 British Columbia, progress of work in... ...... 7, 744, 132 coal.................. .. 378 COPPEr.................... 60 s gold............... ...... 165 8 ITON. ose soso 79 8 lead............ .......... 85 8 silver.............. ...... 160 8 minister of mines, report quoted................ 38 s Broadbent, R. L., work by.. 66 À, 69 a Brock, R. W., work by...... 31 a, 3a Brookfield, N.S., gold mines... 19Q Brophy, L. L., work by...... 31 A, 33.4 Brumell, A.P.H., work by. 74, 80a, 77 a report by........... ... . 1-213 8 Buckingham, Q., clinochlore, analysis.............. 17R Buhrstones, imports ........ 7,98 Building stone, statistics.... 5, 7,1978 Bull, W. P., work by ......... 25 À GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA. PAGE. Burke Channel, B.C., assay... 768 Burrard Inlet, B.C., assay... 75R clay, analysis Lae ceeeeeeees 97 R Burwash, E. M., work by..... 3la Calamagrostis Langsedorffit..... 15a Calamine, electric............. 28 R Caledonia coal mine, N.S...... 3138 Calumet, Q., limestone con- glomerate ............ 4la ABGAY .................... 45 R native silver ............. 25 R Cambrian, Ungava R......... 4a lower, central N.S., auri- ferous................ ia south-western N.S ....... 67 a, 8Q Cambro-Silurian limestone, Hull, analysis......... 348 Cameron, A., work by....... 69 À, 59 a Cameron, O., native iron, anal. 23 B Campbell, A. M., work by..... 31a Cafion through lava, Nasse R.. 14a Cafions, Omenica R........... 18 4 Finlay River.............. 20 a Caraquette, N.B., coal ........ 55 a ‘‘Carbonates,” silver bearing, B.C......... ... 77, mB a, 163 8 Carbonate Mountain, B.C.,assay 548 Carboniferéus, central N.S.... 61 À Lower, central N’S........ 54-59 a limestone, N.S........... 61a Cariboo, B.C., gold ..... .... 1658 Cariboo River, Churchill R.... 14a ABSSAY........ eee eee eee 53 R Caribou, N.S., coal mine...... 328 gold mining... . ......... 135 8 Carleton, gold mining, N.S.... 20 Q arroll’s Corner, » anti- clinal......... . 55 À, 139 8 Carscallen gold mine, Belmont. 79a Carufel, Lac, Q. .............. 42 À Cassiar, B.C., gold............ 171 8 Catalogue of Canadian birds... 92 a of Canadian plants, part 6. 89 A of mineralogical section of museum............ 66 À, 69 a of stratigraphical collection for Golumbian Exposi- tion.................. 73 a Cave, Five-mile River......... 6la Cawood, Q., andradite, anal... 16 R Celestite...................... 24R Cement, statistics........ 5, 6, 7, 20358 Cerussite .................... 28 R Chabazite.............,....... 27 R Chalk, imports................ 97 s Chalmers, R., work by...... 48 a, 52a uoted.......... Lene e eee 26 8 Charlottetown, P. E.I.,clay, anal 87 B Chaudiere, Q., gold...... .. 14358 Chegoggin gold mine, N.S..... 20 Q garnet-bearing achists...... 21 Q Chemical contributions tu geo- logy of Canada....... 1-93 R Chemical work, progress of.. 65 À, 67 a Chertsey,Q.,infusorial earth 44 À, 52 a, 83 Cheverie, N.S., soft plaster, anal 65 a Chienne, Rivière à la, Q....... INDEX PAGE. PAGE Chignecto, N.S., coal mine..... 248 | Coureuse, Lac à la, Mattawin Chignecto Isthmus, glaciationof 50 À iver, Q.............. 50 a Chinastone, Spatsum, examined 92R | Cowan gold mine, N.S........ 20 Q Chinese placer-mining, B. C.; re 169 s | Cree e, Cree River......... 15a Christie coal mine, Al, Cree River, N.W.T............ 15 4 ironstone, analysis. cu. 37 R | Creighton, Algoma, O., assay. 50 R Chrome-magnesia mica........ 27R gold mine. .. ........... 156 s Chrysotile, Ottawa Co.... ...: 41 a | Crescent gold mine. O......... 159 s Churchill River, Hudson Bay. 18, 24 a | Crooked Creek, Al., clay, anal. 88 R Cinnabar. .................... 31 R | Crooked River, O., magnetite, Kamloops Lake........... 99 s analysis nues soso 36 R Clarendon township, O., assays. 47, 48 R | Crookshank’s coal mine, N.S.. 23 8 Clay, statiatics................ 5, 6, 78 | Crow’s Nest gold mine, N.S.. 132 8 re, statistics...... Less 5, 7, 95 8 | Crown Lands, pice neal of, Souris, Ma., analyses ..... 33 R re uoted......... 118 Clays, analysis. ............... 87-91 R | Cruikshanks, FA M. work by. .59 a, 59 a Clear Grit. ompany, B.C., gold Culbute, Lac a la, Q ne 41 A mining..... ......... 166 8 | Cuprite....................... 26 R Climax silver mine, 0.......... 145 s | Cushing, H. B., work by...... 25 a, 86 a Clinochlore, Buckingham, anal. 17 R | Cutaway Lake, Q.. ... ...... 43 À Coal, statistics. ............ , 6, 7, 148 | Cypress Hilla, ’Ag., clay, anal. 90 R British Columbia.......... 37 8 Hill mine.......... 9A Manitoba................. 85 s | Dalhousie, O. pyrenotites anal. 38R New Brunswick........... 35 8 | Dalton township, O....... .... 63 S. of Baie des Chaleurs.. 53 a | Damourite, Kicki ng Horse Val- Caraquette.............. 55 À ley, analysis. .... .... 20 8 North-west Territory...... 35 8 | Davenport, O., water, analysis. 84 Rr Nova Scotia. .... ........ 188 | Dawson, Dr. G. M., work by..1 a, 124 analyses uf................ 9-13 R | Dawson Settlement, N.B., man- Coal Banks, Al., clay, analysis. 88 r ganese mining......... 88 8 Coal Hill mine, B.C., coal...... 9a | Dead Broke gold mine, O...... 1518 Cobalt ores, assays .. ...... 37-43 R | Dean's Channel, B.C., assay. 76R Cobequid Mountains, N.S., Deer River, Churchill R....... 24 À rocks, age of.......... 5A pyrrhotite, analysis........ 43 R glaciation of.............. concholugical, additions to. 88 À | De Maisonneuve, Q. .......... . 43 à San ner 1 .…. 89 À | Denison township, Algoma, mo- mineralogical, | “s .67 a, 69 a renosite .............. 27R palæontologi “ .86 a, 89 a hydrous nickel arsenite. . 29 R zoologica “* 82, 87 À, 85a assay serres 628 Collections oe plied, of minerals 68, | Dent, A, work by ......... 33 a of fossils........... ..... 83 À, 87 a Devonian, Cobequid Hills. .... 60 À Collections for Columbian Ex- central N.S....... ...... 60 À, 62 a itiOn............... 9, 85 a south-western N.S......... 13Q Columbia River valley, B.C.. 11 a | Diabase boulder, L. Temagami. 324 Columbian Exposition, exhibit Diallage, Melbourne, Q., anal.. 18 Rk eee e eect eee ee eeaes , 8 a | Digby township, O............ 73 Comox, B. GC. coal mining. .... 50 8 | Digby county, N .S., Cambrian. 12Q Conglomerates, limestone, Ca- Digby, N.S., iron mines... ... 21Q lumet ................ dla Digby Neck, N.S., quartz and central, N.S .... ........ 62 A zeolite ................ 21Q Cookeite, Wait-a-bit Creek, anal 22r | Dodd, Mr., report by.......... 188 s Copper, statistics........... 5, 6, 7, 558 | Dog River, O .... ... . ..... 30 a itish Columbia.......... 60 8 | Dowling, D. B., work by. .12, 22 a, 22 a New Brunswick........... 57 8 | Downie Creek, B. C. , pyrrhotite, Nova Scotia............... 55 s anal 818..... ........ 41R Ontario................... 58 s | Dufferin gol mine, N.S...... 134 8 Quebec....... .... ...... 58 8 | Duncan, B.C. gold and silver.. 1758 ore, Copper Creek, exam. $3 k Dungannon, Ô., nepheline sye- Copper Creek, B.C., cinnabar.78 A, 31 R wee cee eae sors 5J ABBAY. ...... ..... .. .... 70 sod alite doses se course 53 Cortez Dlande, B.C., assay. 76 = Dunville, O., Natural Gas Co. Courcelles township, Q., ASSAY. . 46R bore) se ceececcwccecees 106 8 PAGE. Dutch Fred’s crossing, Al., clay, analysis... ........... 89 R Eagle Lake, O., syenite mass . 82 a Eardley, Q., pyrr otite, anal . 3 R Earthenware, imports......... 18 East Bay, Cape Breton, natural water, analysis Less 81k clay, analysis. .... ..... 87 R ferruginous rock, examined 92 r East River of Pictou, N.S., coal mining ............... 28 8 limonite........... 708 East Kootenay, B.C., gold and silver ....... 179s East Main River, Hudson Bay. 47 A Kast Wellington colliery, B.C.. 49 8 Eastern Development Co.,N.S., copper mining......... 55 8 Eaton, Mr., work by.... ..... 6a Eaton, D D. À. V., work by.....59 a, 604 Eaton, K. B., work by cou. 16 a Eatonville, N.S . 62 A Eckstall Inlet, B. C., assay . 75R Economical minerals, north- west of Thunder Bay.. 29 A eastern N.B., northern N.S. 534 eastern N.B. and P.E.[.... 5G a central N.5...... ........ 65 a south-western N.S........ 16Q Ecum Secum gold mine, N. S.. 133 8 El Diver gold mine, O......... 153 8 Elk River, B.C............. 10R Elis, Dr. R. W., work by.. . 35 a, 40 a Emery, imvorts. ween cece eeecees 7,98 Emery coal mines, N.S.. .. .. 33 8 Empire silver mine, O..........- 147 8 English River, Winnipeg R.. 26 A pyrrhotite, analysis........ 41 R English Slopes, Stellarton coal Mine.... ............ 25 s Expenditure °""""..... .... 95 À, 98 a Explorations.7-65, Ta 81 A, 13-67, 76- 88 a Exports, summary of.......... 68 Exposition, World’s Columbian, exhibit for........ ... 8a, 6a Fahlbands, Norwegian......... 13 4 Fairbank, Algoma, O., assay . 51 R Fairview camp, Yale, gold and silver..... 1908 Faraday, O., nepheline syenite. 5J Faribaul, P. A., work by... 54.4, 57 a uoted . .. 38 3 Faults, Rocky ‘Mountains.... 11 A, 17 a Featherston, J. H., work by. 80 a, 81 a Felspar, production. .... ..... 5, 95 s Ferrier, W. F., work by. .72 a, 10, 73 a Ferruginous rock, East Bay, Cape Breton, examined 92k Fertilizers, imports...... ..... 78 Finlay River, Peace R........ 18, 194 Fire clay, statistics........... 5, 7, 958 Firebug River, Athabasca R.. 22 À petroleum ............. 123 s Fish Creek, B.C., assay....... 57 k Fish River, B.C........ ..... 74 À Fitzstubbs, Mr., report by..... 1728 Five-mile River, N.S.......... 60a GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA. PAGE. Flagxtones, statistics........ 5, 7, 202 8 Fletcher, Hugh, work by.. | 59 A, 60 a uoted ........ ... ..... 348 Fletch er, J., report by........- 89 À F oldings, south-western N.S.. 13Q Foord Pit, N.S., coal mining. . 25 8 Forests, Prince Edward Island. 56 a Forester, C., work by.......... 40 a Forks of Saskatchewan R...... 21 À Fossils, Nictau River.......... 14Q Foster mine, B.C., assay ...... 68 R Foster’s Bar, Fraser R., andra- dite, analysis ......... 16 R hornblende, analysis. .... TR Fox Hills, As., clay, analysis. . 90R Fraser Farm, N.S ., iron mini 75 8 Fraser River, B.C., gold an 188 8 silver spring high Water... 15 a Fuller’s earth, imports......... 78 Galbraith, Algoma, O., assays. 51, 52 8 Galena, Kaslo cee eee vo. 6a "168 8 North-west Mirimichi R... 53 A Galt mine, Al., clay, analysis. . 8 R Galway, O.................... ASRAYS.................. 10 J, rf 2 iron ore, analysis.......... lead ore................... 7 3 lüllingite, analysis......... 19k yrrhotite, analysis ...... 38 R Gardner coal mines, N.S. .... 30 8 Garnets, south-western N.S... 21 Gas, natural, production... ... 5, 102 8 boring for, O...... ...... 04-109 s St. Justin..........…... 52 a Ridgetown.......... wee Wa St. Thomas................ 8la Hamilton................. 8la Gaspé Basin, Q., petroleum.... 1208 Gatineau River, Ottawa R., work Oon............. 36 À, 42 a Geikie, Sir Archibald, quoted.. 52 a Geikie River, N. W. | eee 18 A Gilpin, Dr. E., jr., quoted..... 7U 8 Giroux, N. d., work by....... 40 a, 46 a Glaciation, Chignecto Isthmas.. 50 A Cobequid Mountains...... 50 a, 55 a Prince Edward Island. 53 south-western N.S.. _— 16Q Glacier House, B.C., aasay. . ce. 54 R Glacier Lake, ‘Saskatchewan S.. 10 A Glen iron mine, B.C...... .... 94, 798 Gneiss, Dalton, O............. 6J and crystalline limestone . 93 counties of Ottawa and Ar- genteuil ............. 37 A, 4l a west of St. Maurice R..... 40-44 a Mistassini region. ... .... 47-5la Goat River, Kootanie, assay. . 55 R gold and silver............ 1768 Gold, statistics ........ ..... 5, 6, 12658 SRAYS ................... . 43-76 R British Columbia.. ... .54R, 1658 North-west Territory. ee 53 B OmenicaR.............. 18a Finlay R................ 22a Manitoba, assiys.......... 53 RB Ontario................. 47 R, 1488 Belmont..... .......... 79 a PAGE. Gold—Con. Ontario—Con Marmora. .............. €0 a quebec dussssescssse e .45 R, 1488 ew Brunswick......... 44k, 1428 Memramcook. ......... 55 a Nova Scotia............. 43 R, 132 8 eastern N.S............. 59 a south-western N.S.. 16Q Gold Creek, O., gould mine. +. 151s Gold Queen gold mining Co., Yale ................. 189 s Goldenville, N.S.. gold mining. 1338 Gopher silver mine, O......... 146 8 Goshen iron mine, N.S......... 65 a Gorsan. holding copperas...... 10 J Gowrie coal mines, N.S...... 32 s Graham, Algoma, O., assay.. 52 R Granite, stutistics............. 5, 201s north of Lake Huron...... 38 a masses, Sharbot L......... 82a Halifax................... 58 a Waverley gold mine, anal.. 32 8 south- western soresese 6Q Grant Farm, N.S., iron mining. 748 Graphite, atatintics............ 5, 7, 628 uebec. ........... ...... 63 s New Brunswick..... Gravel, statistics Great Fish River, N. W. T., ARBAY. ................ Green Lake, N.W.T........... Greenwater Lake, O., magne- tite, analysis. 37 R Grenville series, N. of Peterboro 4J Grimthorpe, O., talc, analysis. 18k Grindstones, statistics... ..... 5,6,78 Gros Castor Noir Ri ver, Matta- win RR ............. 49 a Guichen, B.C., cla , analysis. 91R Gull Rock Lake, eewatin, O.. 26 a Grunflint Lake, O....... ...... 26 A Gwillim, J. C., work by.. .... 23 a Gypsum, statistics.......... 5, 6, 7, 658 Nova Scotia.............. 65 a, 668 Five-mile R............... 61 « Hamilton, O., natural gas.. 8la Hammond River, N.B., assay. 45 R Harewood states Nanaimo col- liery.................. 45 s Harold Lake, O., gold......... 29 a Harvey, N.B., bog manganese., 53 A Hassard coal mine, Ma........ 5a, 378 Hasting series, N. of Peterboro. 4J Hat Creek, B. C., ASSAY ...... 69 R Hebert River, N.S............ 63 A Henning Brook, N.S.. 61 4 Herring. S., work by ......... 82 À Hess, Algoma, O., assay. .... 53 R High Rock, Q., phosphate mine. 45 À Hincks, ()., mica.............. 44a Hotfmann, G. C., work by... .65 a, 67 a report by.............. ... 1-93 R Hog’s Back, "Nepean, O., water, analysis............... 85 R Homestake gold mane O.... 1508 Hope, B.C., assays.......... 69, 75 B Hornblende, Foster’ s Bar, anal. 178 PAGE Hughes Range, B.C., silver and gold.................. 184 8 Hull, Q., limestones, analyses. 348 Humberstone, O., natura gas. 106 s Hunter, Mr. , report by....... 1928 Huntingdon mine, N.S., assay. 43 Rk Huron, Lake, work north of.. 33 a Huronian, N. of L. Athabasca. 4a Keewatin......... ..... 26 a Ishpeming................ 35 a north of Sudbury.......... 38 a and Laurentian, Lac des Mille Lacs............ 25 A L. Nipissing.......... 30 À L. Temiscuming......... 32 a Hyman, O., pyrrhotite, anal... 40R Tilecillewaet, B.C., assays...... 56-60 R pyrrhotite, analy SIS........ 41r gold and silver...... 78 À, 164, 1728 Imports, summary of..... .., 78 Indians at Fort Chimo starved. 5a Infusorial earth, St. Juatin.... 52 a Chertsey... .......... 44 À, 52 a Cobequid Mountains..... 53 arnt E. D work by....... 73 4, 75a by eee eee ones 1-213 8 Intercolonial Coal Mining Co., 7 ee ceneee ces es 8 Internationsl coal mine, N.S. 318 Intrusive granite, & south-western re 8Q Iron, statistics............, 5, 6,7, 698 native, Cameron, analysis. 23 R Ore, Export3...... .. ...... 68 British Columbia.......... 198 Ontario... ............. 798 Belmont.......... 79 a Lutterworth, analysis .. 8J Galway, analysis kee eens 149 Quebec. ..... ............ 768 Radnor..... .... ...... PAGE. Kamloops Lake, B.C., assays. . 55, 73 R cinnabar.... .... ........ 99 8 Kaslo, B.C., silver..... 76 A, 161, 175s Kaslu Creek, B.C., water, anal 86 R Kaslo-Slocan mining camp, B. C., assays of galena. . 78 A gold and silver assays...... 63- 67 R Keewaiwons Point, Michigan. 35 a Keowatin, O., work in...... .. 22a Keithley, B. G., silver mining.. 1698 empt, N.S., go be de wees 20 Q Kicking Horse valley, B.C., damotrite, analysis .. 20 R Kinbashet Lake, B.C. »» ABBAY 548 Kingsville, U., Natural Gas Co. 193 s Kipp, Fort, Al., clay, analysis. 89 k Kitwanchilt Cation, Nasse R. . l4a Kontuagama Lake, PickanockR 434 Kootanie, B.C., silver..... ... 160 s East, assay. .............. 54 nr West, ning camps. ..... 744 weet cece es cesse. 55 R gold. and silver .......... 1728 Kootanie Lake, B.C., pyrrho- tite, analysis. . 41 8 Kootanie River, .C., ‘assay. 55 k Laberge, F. C., work by. .. Laboratory, chemical work in.65 A, or a Labrador, interior wooded Laflamme, Prof. J. A. K., work dass eue wee ene 45 4 Lambe, L. M., work by...... 84 a, 88 a Lardeau, B.C., gold and silver. 1758 La Ronde, 10: gold sue 24 À Laurentian, HAN Co. and Argenteuil Co....... 87 a, 4l a north of Peterboro.. 33 Laurentian and Huronian, Lac des Mille Lacs........ 25 À Lake Nipissing .. ..... 35 À Lake Temiscaming........ 32 a Lava, flow of, across Nasse R.. l4a from Victoria, Australia, analysis.... ..... ... 1R L’ Avenir, Q ey natural water, analysis eect enews 82 R Lawson, W., work by......... 29 «a Leach, W. W., work by....... 27 A Lead, ‘statistics .............. 5, 7, 838 ore, exXports............... 65 British Columbia.......... 85 s Galway, O................ 149 Nova Scotia............... 84s Ledyard gold mine, Belmont.. 79 a iron mine, Belmont, anal. 79 a Lepidolite..................... 22R Le pidomelane, Marinora, anal. 14k L’Etete, N.B., assay.... ..... 45 R Library, reports ON.......... 92 À, % a Lièvre, River du, Ottawa River, work on.............. 35 A Lignite, Hassard mine......... BA Red Cliff, Sk., analysis. . 9R Lillooet. B.C., gold and silver. 1868 Lily of the Valley, O., silver. 147 8 Lime, statistics........... 5, 6, 7, 205 8 Brassard, doses ssessse. 44 À PAGE. Limestone, bands in gneisses, Q. 41, 44 a Cambro-Silurian, Hull, anal 34k Grenville crystalline, N. of Peterboro..».......... 4J Lutterworth............ 83 Galway................. 83 Limonite, nat River of Pictou. 708 Lingan, N.S., coal mines...... 30 8 Litharge, imports............. 7, 928 Lith phic stone, imports. . 78 armora, O.............. 80 a Little Bear Lake, Keewatin, O 25 a Little Glace HO UNS 8. 3158 Loch Lomond, N.S., manganese miIning................ 89 r L'Oiseau River, Ma., assay.... 53 BR Lillingite, (salway, O., anal... 198 Loup, Riviére du, Q........... 42 À gold assay................. 46R Low, A. P., work by.......... 46 a, 4a Lutterwoi th, © 83 Lynedoch, O.................. 63 Lytton, B. C. gold mining..... 189 s Macoun, James M., work by 94 a Macoun, A by. Jobn, work by. 4, one ss. eee e eee eee 132 8 Magdalen ‘lands, Gulf of St. 54 wee ee cece cece a Magnetic iron, St. Gabriel de randon.............. 40 À north of St. Lawrence Gulf 78 8 Magnetite, Atikokan R........ 23 a sonne 0 R Mahony ‘Brook, N.S........... 61 A Manganese ore, statistics...... 5, 8658 oxide, imports ............ 7,878 New Brunswick........... 88 8 Harvey................. 53 À Nova Scotia............... 88 s central N.S. ............ 63 a Manitoba, progress of work in..26 a, 22 a Maps, published dresse 90 À, 95 a at Columbian Exposition. . 10a Marble, statistics.............. 7, 2008 Marble Mountain, Inverness, N.S., marble.......... 200 s Marble Mountain, Cape Breton, , lime............ 207 8 Marmora, O. , lithographic stone 80 a gold mining becca cece eens 80a epidomelane, analysis. .... 14R Marshalltown, N.S............ 12Q Mattawa River, English R. 23, 26 a Mattawin River, O............ 29 a Mattawin River, Q....... 40, 43 a, 47 4 McConnell, R. G., work by. -10 A, 16a McDonald Farm, N.S., mining................ 73 8 McDougall, R., work py....... 404 McEvoy, J., work by....... 2,74, 13a quoted.................... 79 8 McGahey Brook, N.S. ........ gl A McGregor Pit, N. Se coal pal mining. McInnes, W., work a, 8 INDEX. . PAGE. McKenzie Brook, N.S., clay, analysis. .............. 87 R McLean, T. S., work by..... 59 À, 66 a McLean’s ake. B.C., assay.. T0R McLeod, M. H., work by..... ‘59 A, 66 a McMurdo, B. C., gold mining.. 1808 Medicine Hat, As., water, anal. 86 R clay, analysis, bec e eee eaes 93 R Melbourne, Q., “nage anal. . 18k Memramcook, 'N.B id... 55 a Mercury, atatistics............ 7, 998 Merkley, W. A, work by...... 40 a Mica, statistics................ 5, 6, 89 s “Que ebec............... .... 908 atineau and Lièvre R.39 À, 43, 45 a Michigan, northern, rocks...... 35 a Micropaleontology, Canadian, contributions to. . . 82 À Microscopic examinations..... 72 4, 740 Middleton, N.S., clay, aralysis. 87 R Mille Lacs, Lac des, O......... 25 À Miller, W. G., work by....... 31 À, 33a Millstream, N.B., silver, assay. 14258 Minasville, N.S., manganese... 63 a Mineral exhibit at Columbian Exposition............ 10a Mineral pigments, statistics. . 5, 918 Mineral production, summary of 58 Mineral statistics, division of..73 a, 75 a 3 report On.................. - 8 Mineral water, statistics 5, 7, 938 analyses .................. 76-86 R Minerals new to Canada...... 66 A Mineralogical collection, addi- tion to...... ge of A, ae a work, progress of......... A, Minudie coal mine, N.S........ 23 8 Mission City, B. C, pyrrhotite, analysis...... . ..... 42R Mistake Settlement, N. ‘S., De- vonian cece cece ee eeaee 15 Q Mistassini region, work in..... 46 a Molega gold mine, N.S........ 17Q Monashee mine, B.C., asray.. 71R Moncrieff, Algoma, O., assay. 52 R Montreal Lake, N.W.T...... 24 À Montreal River, N.W.T....... 244 Mooretown, O., b: ring for salt. 1968 Moose Jaw, As., water, anal... 85 k Mooseland, N.S., gold mines... 1348 Morenosite...... ............. 27R Morgan, Algoma, O., assay. 52 R Moss, O., magnetite, ‘analysis. 36 R Moulding sand, statistics ..... 5, 95s Mountain leather.............. 26R Museum, additions to collec- tions. See Collections. accommodation for botani- cal work, inaufficient*.. 90 À visitors to. ............... A,9 a risk from fire. ............ 93 a Mussen, H. W., work by...... 82a Mutual Natural Gas Co., Hum- berston ............... 106 s Mya arenaria................, 93 a Nanaimo, B.C., colliery....... 08 Nasse River, B. C. estuary.. 14 a Vil PAGE, Natural gas, statistics......... 5, 102 8 boring for. See Bore. Nelson, B.C., gold and silver.. 1778 Nepean, O., strontianite, anal. . 22R New Brunswick, progress of work in............. 48 a, 524 0) 35 s cop | eeeceueueee 78 gold. .............. ..... 142 8 graphite.................. 63 8 ITON. eee corse. 168 manganese............-... 88 8 gilver..................... 142s New Glasgow, N.S., Iron and Coal Co ............ 728 New Toronto, O., natural gas.. 109 8 New Westminster, B. C., assay 74R Niagara on the Lake, ” water, analysis......... ... Nickel, statistics... ........ 6, 7, 1128 hydrous arsenate......... 29 R ores, A884YS.. one 37 R Nicola River, B. C., aasaya. cor. 69, 70 R Nictau, N CS 14Q Nigadoo R mayen N.B., silver, desc soccer 45R Nipissing, g, Lake, O., work on. 35 A old mine................. 158 s North River, N.S., natural water, analysis........ 81 R North Nation River, , work on........... 35 A North Star Co., N.S., goldmine 1338 North Star gold mine, East Kootanie.............. 184 8 North-west Territory, progress of work in........... 12 a, 22a 0) ..... 35 $s petroleum ................ 123 s Northern Golden Co., O....... 150 s Northfield mine, Nanaimo...... 448 Norwegian and Canadian pyr- rhotite deposits com- bocce eee eee ees 13 J Nova a Scotia, progress of work in 48 4, 52a déserte 188 cop DE 55 8 gold.................... 132 8 gyYpsuin............. .. .. 66 8 Vs 0) | .... 108 lead................ ..... 84 8 manganese................ 88 8 department of mines, report of, quoted............. 20 8 Obalski, J., quoted............ 101 8 Obiko mineral water, Islington, analysis............... 93 8 Observatory Inlet, B.C........ 13 a Ochre, statistics............. 5, 7,918 Ogema gold mine, O...... .... 1658 Onl, exports............. ..... 68 Okanagan, B.C., gold and silver 1908 Old ridgeport N.S., coal 3 doses nee eee 18 Old Fort | Rives, L. Athabasca . 22 A Oldham gold district, N.S.. 56 À, 139 8 Omenica River, Finlay R.. 18 a vill PAGE. Onslow, N.S., manganese mining................ 8 Ontario, progress of work in bu ee ec caceees 25, 79 a, 23, 76 a cOpper.................... 588 gold..................... 148 8 ITON ose more 798 petroleum .... ........ 119 8 phosphate................. 126 8 pyrites.................... 194 8 si V@T......... ce... « 1448 inspector of mines, quoted.. 144s Ontario Natural Gas Co., O.. 103 8 Opal, common sec e cece eceeseee 29 8 Ores, Exports..... .......... 68 Ottawa ounty, Q., work in.. 354, 40a Ottawa River, upper, work on. 3la Ours, Riviére des, Mattawin R. 50 a Oxford Gold Mining Co., N.S. 1348 Pakeeshkon Lake, O... ....... 26 A Palæontological collection, ad- ditions to .......... A, 89a work, progress of..... 814,83a Palæontology. Canadian, Con- tributions to.......... 81 À Paraffin wax, imports ......... 78 Parker manganese inine, Tenny APO........... ..... 61 a Pasqua, As., clay, analysis. .. 91k Paugan Falls, Gatineau R..... 42 a Peace River, Slave R.......... 17 a Peat, Prince Edward Island. 57 a Peck’s Creek, N.5., assay.. 44R Pembina Lake and "River, Q..: es 42 À Perthite, Cameron, O ......... 32 a Petroleum, statistics........ 5, 7, 11458 North-west Territory ... 123 8 Ontario........ .......... 119 8 uebec................... 1208 Phos hate, statistics. ...... 5, 6, 123 8 ntario....... Lovers teens 126 s Quebec ........... . 125s Pic Riv er, L. Superior, magne- . tite, analys‘s. SR Pickanock River, Gatineau R.. 42 a Pictou, N.S. , Charcoal Iron Co. 718 Pig iron, statistics does cence eee 808 Pigments, mineral, statistics .. 5, 918 Pilot Bay, B.C, smelter......- 176 8 Pincher Creek, Al., clay, anal.. 89 k Placer gold deposits, Cariboo. . 65 s South Kootanie ........ 178, 179 8 Vale ... ............ ... 188 8 Plaster of Paris, imports....... 78 Platinum, statistics . 7,953 native, Rock Creek, anal, . 14k Pleasant River, N.S., gold mines 18 a Pleistocene, Chignecto Isthmus. 51 A Prince Edward Island..... 53 a Plumbago, exports ......... 68 Ottawa Co.. .. ss. 39 À Pollet River, N.B. | assay ; 44R Pooytl Mountain. B. C., say - 70R Port Mouton, NS. granite. 8a Porter, Mr., report by......... 1718 Portland canal, B.C..... . 13 a Portland cement, statistics.. 8, 7, 203 8 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA. : PAGE. Post-tertiary, south - western N.S................ . 16Q Potash, imports.............. 78 Pottery, statistics. ..... .. .- 5, 2108 Precious metals, statistics...... 126 8 Precious stones, statistics...... 5, 7, 958 Pret, Ww. H., work by........ 66 « RE EEE EEE 18Q Prince “Albert, Sk............. 19 À Production, mineral, summary of 58 Protection Island, B.C., coal mine ................. 43 8 Pumice stone, statistics........ 7,98 Pyrargyrite......... . ....... 27R Pyrite, production... ........ 5, 193 s Ontario ......... ........ 1448 Galway ................ 113 Quebec... .... 1948 orth-west Miramichi R.. 53 a Pyrolusite, central N.S........ 62, 63 a Pyroxenic rocks and apatite, Ottawa Co.. .. ...... a7 A Pyrrhotite, analyses........... 37 R Galway.…. .. 119 Canadian and N orwegian, , compared.. .......... 133 Quadacha River, Finlay R..... Na Quartz mining for gold, Cariboo 1688 McMurdo district......... 180 s. Digby Neck N.S.......... 21 Quartzites, Cambrian, south- western N.S........... 10 Q Quebec City, black shales, age of 4a Quebec, Province of,—progress of work in............ 35 4, Hae a copper... ........ ... ... gold ee cece cece eee eees 143 8 ITON .... ........... « .. 168 MICA.. ................. 90 8 petroleum................. 120 8 phosphate................. 125 8 pyrite .................... 194 8 Silver... . .. .......... 1443 Quesnel River, B.C. , silver bees cee eens 170s Quiddy "River N.B., copper miInIng.......... ..... 58 s R 20 silver mine, O...... ..... 147s Rabbit Lake, O., gold inining.. 157 s Radner, Q., bog i iron ore. 444 iron smelting. Losvserceees 715 Rat Portage, O., gold mine. .79 a, 149 s gold and silver reduction works .... ........... 1518 Rawdon, N.S., slate belt...... 57 A antimony - dise eee voue 59 À, 128 dosssesesersesseee ve 1418 Red Olif, Saskatchewan R . YR Red Lake, Keewatin........ 24a Red Deer River, Aa,, clay, anal. 90 R Red Deer River, Little, semi- anthracite, analysis. 10 R Rednersville, O., natura water, analysis. cee e eee nee 84 R Reduction works, gold and sil- ver, Rat Portage...... 154 8 INDEX. PAGE PAGE. Redunda Island, West, B. C., Shubenacadie River, N.S...... 55 A agnetite, analysis. 85 R | Shulie, N.S............... ... 63 À Reindeer | Leke, N.W.T........ 23 À Shuswap Lake, B.C., assay. . 73 R Renfrew, N.S., gold mines..... 56 A | ‘‘Silex,” statistics .. .... .. 7,88 Report, vol. V, publication of.. 6 À, 7 a | Silurian limestone, Lynedoch.. 63 a Reserve coal mines, N.S. 33 8 | Silver, statistics. .............. 5, 130 8 Revelstoke, B.C., gold and silver 1728 native .................... 25 B Ridgetown, O., natural gas.. 77 a ABSAYS.................... 43-76 R Robertson, Camp, Queen Char- British Columbia.......... 160 s lotte Islands, coal, 128 tario................ .. 1448 Rock Creek, Yale, native "plati- Quebec css ses Less 1448 num, analysis desssseee 14R ew Brunswick........... 142s Rocky Brook, N.B., silver assay. 44 R | Simcoe, O., Natural Gas Co Rocky Mountains, ‘explorations 5 =) 104 8 dunes A, 17 A | Similkameen, B.C., coal, anal.. 10R Roofing cement, statistics...... 5, 205 s old and silver............ 192 8 Ross, A. H. D, work by... ... 46 a | Sissiboo River, N.S., Cambrian 13Q Ross, O., assay... ........... 47,48 R Devonian....... ......... 14Q Rouge River, Ottawa R., work Siwash Creek, B.C., placer rs eos 37 A mining............... 188 s Russell, H. Y., work by... . 16a | = assay...................... 68 8 Rust, Dr. D., work by......... 82 À | Six-foot seam, Thorburn coal 96 bene eteeeeeeecenes 8 Saanish, B.C., clay, analysis. . 91 R | Skill, H. "G., "work by........ 31 a, 3 a mie, Lac., Q.. ...... 41 A Slate, statistics............ 5, 6, 7, 2018 Saline, La, "Athabasca R., natu- Slates, Cambrian, south-western ral water, analysis eee 79R | N.S.................. 10 a Salmon River, N.B., assay..... 44 À | Sleigh, Lac au, Q.............. 