The Brown Hematite Deposits of the Siluro-Cambrian Limestones of Lehigh County: Lying Between Shimersville, Millerstown, Schnecksville, Ballictsville, and the Lehigh River, Band 13Board of Commissioners, 1878 - 2 Seiten |
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The Brown Hematite Deposits of the Siluro-Cambrian Limestones of Lehigh ... Frederick Prime, Jr. Keine Leseprobe verfügbar - 2015 |
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A. S. McCreath abandoned and full alumina analyzed Anchor cement anticlinal apparently barrels beds black clay bottom bowlders brown hematite Carbonate of lime Carbonate of magnesia Catasauqua centim cleavage close color containing Coplay Crane Iron Creek deposit dump Emaus Iron excavation feet thick Ferric oxide ferrous Fogelsville formation formed fossils full of water Geological gneiss Guth's hill Hudson River slates Insoluble residue Ironton Railroad James Gayley kilns latter leased Lehigh county Lehigh river Lehigh Valley railroad Little Lehigh Creek little white clay lump magnesia Magnesian limestone Manganese mile Northampton county occurs Old Lehigh Cement outcrops overlying Pennsylvania Phosphorus portion Portland cement postage Potsdam sandstone Price in paper quarry REPORT OF PROGRESS Samples seen shafts sides Silica South Mountain southeast dip specimens square inch stone Sulphur sunk surface soil Survey synclinal synclinal structure Thomas Iron Trenton visited washed Wenner's west end yellow clay
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Seite iv - JOHN H. DEWEES — Geologist in charge of the Survey of the Fossil Ore belts of the Juniata country. FRANKLIN PLATT— Geologist in charge of the Survey of Clearfield, Jefferson, Cambria, Somerset, Blair, &c., &c.
Seite iv - LEO LESQUEREUX — Fossil Botanist, Columbus, Ohio. EB HARDEN — In charge of Illustrations for the Reports, 1008 Clinton street, Philadelphia. CHARLES ALLEN— In charge of the Collection of Records of Railroad and other Levels, Harrisburg.
Seite iii - Philadelphia. Hon. DANIEL J. MORRELL, - .... Johnstown. HENRY W. OLIVER, Pittsburgh. SAMUEL Q. BROWN, -------- Pleasantville. SECRETARY OF THE BOARD. JOHN B. PEARSE, Philadelphia. STATE GEOLOGIST. PETER LESLEY, Philadelphia.