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James Orton. Underground Treasures: How and Where to Find Them
Underground Treasures: How and Where to Find Them
Table of Contents
CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER II. DIRECTIONS FOR DETERMINING SPECIMENS BY THE KEY
A
I. OPAQUE
II. TRANSLUCENT
B
I. OPAQUE
II. TRANSLUCENT
CHAPTER III. DESCRIPTIVE LIST OF USEFUL MINERALS
1.—Agate
2.-Alum
3.—Amethyst
4.—Anthracite
5.—Antimony Ore
6.—Asbestus
7.—Asphaltum
8.—Azurite
9.—Baryta, or Heavy Spar
10.—Bituminous Coal
11.—Blende
12.—Bog Iron Ore
13.—Brittle Silver Ore
14.—Brown Coal
15.—Calamine
16.—Cannel Coal
17.—Carnelian
18.—Celestine
19.—Cerussite
20.—Chromic Iron
21.—Cinnabar
22.—Cobalt Pyrites
23.—Copper
24.—Copper Glance
25.—Copper Nickel
26.—Copper Pyrites
27.—Diamond
28.—Emery
29.—Fluor Spar
30.—Franklinite
31.—Galena
32.—Garnet
33.—Gold
34.—Graphite
35.—Gray Copper Ore
36.—Gypsum
37.—Horn Silver
38.—Iron Pyrites
39.—Jasper
40.—Kaolin
41.—Lenticular Iron Ore
42.—Limonite, or Brown Hematite
43.—Magnetic Iron Ore
44.—Magnetic Pyrites
45.—Malachite
46.—Manganese Spar
47.—Marble
48.—Mica
49.—Micaceous Iron Ore
50.—Nitre
51.—Oxyd of Manganese
52.—Platinum
53.—Red Copper Ore
55.—Red Silver Ore
56.—Rensselaerite
57.—Rock Crystal
58.—Rock Salt
59.—Rutile
60.—Serpentine
61.—Silicate of Copper
62.—Silver
63.—Silver Glance
64.—Smaltine
65.—Smithsonite
66.—Spathic Iron
67.—Specular Iron Ore
68.—Spinel Ruby
69.—Steatite
70.—Strontianite
71.—Sulphur
72.—Tin Ore
73.—Topaz
74.—Tourmaline
75.—Variegated Copper Ore
76.—Wad
77.—Willemite
78.—Zincite
CHAPTER IV. PROSPECTING FOR DIAMONDS, GOLD, SILVER, COPPER, LEAD AND IRON
CHAPTER V. ASSAY OF ORES
CHAPTER VI. MINERAL SPRINGS
CHAPTER VII. ARTIFICIAL JEWELRY—HOW MADE AND HOW DETECTED
PRECIOUS STONES. ARRANGED ACCORDING TO COLOR AND IN ORDER OF HARDNESS
CHAPTER VIII. DISCOVERY OF GOLD IN CALIFORNIA.[4]
CHAPTER IX
INDEX
