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American occurrenceof miloschite, Aa. E. T. Wlerry and G. V' Browo' ' 63

Arse rbismite, description oi, fro- Tintic, Utah. [.Abstr.] 13 Arizona, garnet depositson the Navaio reservation. lAbstr,l.. ' '.... " 101 Arkansas bauxite deposits, Aluminium hydroxides in. [dbslr.]. . . ' " " ' lOt Arthrr Chamberlain and his magazines. Albert C. Bates. t Ashcroft, F. N. The netrolite occurrence near Kinbane (Whitehead)' CountyAntrim.[Abstr.]...:...... """ 51 Aspl,alt,originof. lAbstr.l...... 14 A,omicweightsofchemicalelements, 1916, listof .. '.. . '.." " 6 Annual report of the international committee on, 1917' lAbstr.l 83 , relationship with . [z{bslr.] 70

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PAGE Broken Hill, Nev South Wales, eerussitecrystals from. [Abstr.l ...... 101 Brown, Glenn V. The conposition of tlaumasite from Great Notch, N. J.. . 8l See Wherry, Edgar T. and Brown, Glenn V. 63 Bruce, E. L. Magnesiantourmaline from Renfrew,Ontario, lAbstr.l.. 49

Calcite, one of the forms of calcium carbonate. [,4,bs/r.] 85 , lamellar. The editors. 3 - occuffence of in Rhode Island. Alfred C, Hawkins. . . . . 3 an occurreaceof in Penasylvania. Samuel G, Gordon. . . .fo Calcium carbonatc, the several forms of. lAbstr.l 85 Calcium carbonate-hexahydrate,one of the forms of calcium carbonate. [Abstr.]. 85 California, Cassiterite from San Diego County. lAbstr.l. 49 Xanthophyllite in crystalline limestone at Crestmore. lAbslr.l 49 Cassiterite,origin of at Gunang Bakau, Malaya. [,4,bstr.] 84 in San Diego County, Cal. [Abstr.] 49 Cataloguc, descriptive, and handbook of the metcorite collections in the U. S. National Museum. lReaiew.l 83 Ceruleolactite,regarded as identical with planerite. [/bsrr. ]. 35 from Broken Hill, New South Walcs, and Muldiva, Queensland. [,4.bstr.] 101 Cesdro, G. Demonstration simple de Ia loi de Miller. [Reierence.l . . . . 52 Chabaziteand associatedminerals from County Antrim. lAbstr.l. . . . . 50 Chalcocite,Obscrvations on certain types of, and their characteristicetch patterns. lAbstr.l l5 Chamberlain, Arthur and his magazines. Albert C. Bates. I Clark, R. W. A new occurrence of crystallized 89 Clarke's Data of Geochemistly. lReui,ew.) 34 Cobalt, Ontario. Proustite from. lAbstr.l. . . . 52 Colombia. The enreralddeposits of Muzo. fAbstr.l 70 Colorado. Some from the -barite vein near lvagon Wheel Gap, Creede quadrangle. lAbstr.l 86 -t Sedalia mine, indices of refraction of willemite from . . 9l --, wolframite and scbeelite in. [.4,bstr.] 101 Columnar maaganocalcitefrom Franklin Furnace, N. J. Wallace Goold Levison o Compositionof natural bornite. [,4bsrr.] 68 Compositionof thaumasite from Great Notch, N. J. Glenn V. Brown. . . . 81 Conchite,a reputed form of calciumcarbonate. lAbstr.l. 85 , a new species. [Abstr.] 86 Crystals, growth of, under external pressure. lAbstr.l 68 Structure. lfueference.l 34 Crystallographic relations of allied substancestraced by means of the law of valency-volumes. [Beference.l 52 Crystallographyanddehydration of torbernite. lAltstr.l 82 Cumberland, R. I., occurrenceof lamellar calcite ac. 4 INDEX TO VOLUME I iX

PAGE Determination of minerale (offer of free) ...... ' . 7t Diopside, occurrence in Medagascar 18 phenomenain feldspars. l&etermce.) 50 Dispersoid form of chemical elements; definition. 7 - chemical elementsoccurring in, listed 8

Eakle, Arthur S. Xanthophyllite in a crystalline limestone. [Abstr.] ' . 49 Editorial. I, 102 Elenents, chemical, reference lists of. EdgarT. Wherry. 6 -t native, forms of, listed. 8 , positions of, in periodic system. 7 Ely, Nevada, occurrenceof miloschite at. . . . . 63 Emerald deposits of Muzo, Colombia, The. [z4.bsrr.] 70 Evans, J. W. The relatione between different laws of twinning giving the same twin crystal. lReference.l 48 Exchangers'Monthly, one of Arthur Chamberlain's magazinee. 2 Falls of Frendr Creek, Philadelphia Mineralogical Society excursion to. HarryW.Trudell...... ' 93 Farrington, Oliver C. Studies of Brazilian favas. lAbstr.l 53 Favas, studies of Brazilan. lAbstr.l 53 Feldspars, action of eertain alkaline solutions on. [.4bsrr.] 69 Fenner, C. N. cited on genesis of zeolite deposits of First Watchung Mountain.N. J...... 74-75 First Watchung Mountaia, N. J. A Review of tle geaesis of tle zeolite deposits of. Samuel G. Gordon. 73 -Zeolite deposits,lozenge shaped cavities in. [/bsrr.] 35 Fitch, R. S., and Loughlirr, G. F. WoUramite and scheelitein Colorado. [,4.betr.]. ....101 Ford,W.E. NewMineralNames. [,4bsfr.]. 84 - and Bradley, W. M. On hydrozincite. [/bsrr.]. 70 Margarosanite, a new lead -calcium silicate from Franklin Furnace, N. J. (New species.) [.4bslr.] 87 Franklin Furoace, N. J., Colt-.ar ma.oganocalcitefrom. Srallace Goold Levison. 5 -t indiceg of refraction of willemite from, cited 91 -, margarosanite,a new lead-calciumsilicate from . . . 87

Ga,rnetdeposits on the Navajo reservation, Arizona and Utah. [.ADslr.]. 101 Gaubert, cited on indices of refraction of willemite. 91 Geerksutite, from Wagon Wheel Gap, Col., description of . [1bsrr. ] . . . . . 86 Geochemistry, Data of, Clarke's, lReview.l. 34 Glauberite crystal-cavities in the Triassic rocks of Eastern Pennsylveaia. Edgar T. Wherry. 37 -t shownto be the original of thelozenge-shapedcavities in the First Watchung Mountain zeolite deposits. lAbstr.). 35 -, cited as producing lozenge-shapedcavities at Paterson, N. J, . . . . 79 Gleon, M. L. A new occurreoce of steveasite, a magnesium-beariag alteratioo product of pectolite. 4 THE AMENICAN MINENAI,OGIST

PAOE Gmelinite, ehown to be identical with chabazite. [.4bstr.] 51 Gold, occurrencein Madagascar. . . . 2L Good Springs, Nevada, Occurrence of crystallized hydrozincite at. lAbstr.l 70 Gordon, Samuel G. An occurrence of lamellar calcite (argentine) in Pennsylvaaia. 55 A review of the genesis of the zeolite deposits of First nratchuog Mountain,N.J...... 73 Gratacap, Louis P. Some Minerals from Madagascar as described ia Prof. A. Lacroir's Mineralogie de France et ses colonies Lz Great Notch, N. J. Conposition of tlaumasite from. Glenn V. Brown. 81 -t one of the mineral localities of First Watchung Mountain, N. J. 73 Gregory, H. E. Garnet deposits on the Navajo reservatiotr, Arizona and Utah. lAbatr.j. ....101 Growth of crystals under external pressure. [Abstr.] 68 Gunang Bakau, Malaya, The origin of topaz and cassiterite at. [Abstr.l &t Gypeum,West Paterson,N. J. IPlnta.l...... Facing 73

Hallimond, A. F. The crystallography and dehydration of torbenrite. lAbstr.l 62 Hamilton,R. I. o""urrence'ofrr-"ir* . . . . + Handbook and decriptive catalogue of the"*.i#;; meteorite collections in the U. S. National Museum. lfuaiew,) 83 Hawkes, Leonard. Tridymite and quartz after tridymite in Iceland rocks. lAbstr.l. 101 Eawkios, Alfred C. The occurence of lamellar calcite in Rhode Island. . 3 Holmes, A. A seriee of volcanic rocks from the neighborhood of the LucaIIa River, Angola. l&eference.l 48 Hopewell, N. J. Absenceof pyrite from, discussed...... s2 Hornblende, the action of certain alkaline solutions on. lAbstr.l. 69 Hunt, W. F. and Kraus, E. H. Note on the variable composition of melanochalcite. lAbstr.l. L4 Hydrothermal alteration, Studies in. lAbstr.l 69 Hydrozincite. [/.bslr.] 70

Idaho. Selenideof silver from the Delama Mine, Owyhee County. [z{bstr.] 69 Intumescent . lAbstr.l . 14 Isomorphs,chemicalelementsoccuningonlyin ...... 7,8

Japan, Contributions to mineralogy and the mineral springs of. lfueler- ence.). 69 Johnston, John, Merwin, H. E., and Williamson, E. D. The several forms of calcium carbonate. lAbstr.l 85 Jones, lYilliam R. The origin of topaz and cassiteriteat Gunang Bakau, Malaya. [, bslr.] 84

Kaolinite, intumescent. lAbstr.). 14 Khairpur, rneteorite. lAbstr.l. INDEX TO VOLUME I xi

PAGE Ko-zu, S. The dispersion phenomena and the influence of temperature on the optic axial angle of sanidine from the Eifel. [Eefermce.]. ' . . 50 -- T'he dispersionphenomena of somemonoclinic feldspars. l&eler- ence.l . 50 Kraus, E. H. SeeHunt, W. F. and Kraus, E. H.. . . . L4 Ktypeite, a reputedform of calciumcarbonate ...... 85 Kunz, GeorgeF. Contributions to mineralogy and the mineral springs of Japan. [Relermce.]... 69 Kunzite,occurrenceinMadagascar..... 33

Lacroix, A. Mineralogie de la France et ses colonies, some minerals from Madagascaras describedin. Gratacap,Louis P.. . L7 Larsen, Esper S. and Wells, Roger C. Some minerals from the fluorite- barite vein near \Vagon Wheel Gap, Col. [, bslr.]. . 86 Loughlin, G. F. SeeR. S. Fitch and G. tr'. Loughlin. lAbstr.l. 101 Leitmeier, Hans. Uber das Tonmineral Montmorillonite und das Toner- dephosphatPlanerit. [Abs,r.] 34 Levison, Wallace Goold. Columnar manganocalcite from Franklin Fur- nace,N, J.. . . . 5 Lewis, J. Volney. Absence of pyrite from certain zeolite localities. 92 -t cited on origin and relations of the Nervalk Rocks 74 London MineralogicalSociety, The. lReporto! meeting.l. 48 Lozenge-shapedcavities in the First \Yatchung Mountain zeolitedeposits. [,Abslr.].. . .JD Lublinite, a reputed form of calcium carbonate. [.4bstr.] 85 Madagascar, Some ninerals from, as described in Prof. A. Lacroix's Mineralogie de la France et ses colonies. Louis F, Gratacap ...... 17 -t Notes on rare rnineralsin. lAbstr.l 69 Manganocalcite, columnar, from Franklin Furnace, N. J. Wallace Goold Levison... 5 Margarosanite,a new lead-calciumsilicate from Franklin, N. J. [,4bslr.] 87 McKinstry, Hugb E. The minerals of Brinton's quarry, Chester County, Pa... . 57 Means, A. H. Some nerv mineral occunencesfrom the Tintic Disttict, Utah. lAbstr.l 13 Melanochalcite,Note on the variable composition of. [.4bslr.]. . . L4 Merrill, GeorgeP. Handbook and descriptivccataloguc of the nreteolite collectionsin the U. S. National Nluscum. lReuiew.l . . . . 83 Merwin, H. E. SeeJohnston, J., Mcrwin, H. E. and Williamson,E. D.. . 85 Meteorites, Classification of. lAbstr.l . . 48 Khairpur and Soko-Banja. lAbslr.l 48 collections in the U. S. National Museum, handbook and descrip- tive catalogue of. l&ettial.l 83 Miller's Larv, A simple demonstration of. G. Cesdro. [Reference.]...... 52 Miloschin, synonym of miloschite. 63 Miloschite, An American occurrence of. Edgar T. Wherry and Glenn V. Brown. 63 Mineral Collcclor,the predecessorof the AuBmclrv Mrrnnlr,ocrsr ...... 2,9 xll THE AMENICAN MINENAI.OGIST

PAGE Mineral Collectors' Aseociation (notice of) .54,72,LW names,new, A (seventh)listof, [Abstr.l. bB -New. [.Abstr.]...... 84 Mineralogic Notes, Series3, Waldemar T, Schaller. [.4bsrr.] 49 Minualogists' Monthlg, one of Arthur Chamberlain's magazines z Minuals, one of Arthur Chamberlain's magazines. z fromMadagascar... Iz of Brinton's Quarry, Chester County, Pa. Hugh E. McKiostry. . 62 Montmorillonite, The clay mineral, and the aluminium phosphate plan- erite. [/bsrr. ] B4 Muldina, Queensland,cerussite crystalsfrom. lAbrizr,l...... l0l Muzo, Colombia, The emerald deposits of. IAbstr.l. 70

Natrolite occurrence near Kinbane (Whitehead), County Antrim. [,4.bslr.]. 5r Nevada. A peculiar intergrowth of phosphate and eilicate minerats from. [Abstr.]. 15 Earthy bluemineralfrom Ely, shownto be miloschite...... 68 Crystallized hydrozincite from Good Springs, Lincoln County, [Abstr.]. ZO New Jersey. Absence of pyrite from certain zeolite localities in. J. Volney Lewis gz Columnar manganocalcite from Franklio Furnace: Wallace Goold Levison b Composition of thaumasite from Great Notch. Glenn V. Brown. gl Glauberite crystal-cavities and pseudomorphsin shale at prince- ton cited and described. . gZ, 40 Gypsum crystal, rounded by weathering, showing a pha,ntom, a pseudomorph of gypsurn after anhydrite, studded with quartz, West Paterson. lPlate.l. . . . .Facing Zg List of works relating to the geology, mineralogy and paleon- tology of. [Reuiew.l gz The lozenge-shapedcavities in the First W'atchung Mountain zeolitedeposits.[. bstr.]...... 85 -_ Margarosanite, a nerv lead-calciun silicate from Franklin Furnace. lAbstr.l gz Old Hartshorn Quarry, Springfield Township, Essex County,re- ferred to as locality of stevensite 44 Review of tle geoesis of the zeolite deposits of First Watchung Mountain. Samuel G. Gordon Zg --r Willemite from Franklin Furnace, indices of refraction of. cited...... 9l New Mexico. Menitt mine, Socorro County, crystals of willemite from g0 New species(Crecdite and Margarosanite). lAbstr.l. g6 Newoccurrenceof crystallizedwillenite. R. W. Clark...... g9 stevensite, a maglesirrm-bearing alteration product of pectolite. M. L. Glenn 44 INDEX TO VOLAME T xlu

PAGE 10 New York Mineralogical Club, The History,objects,andofficersof.. '.. l0 ExcursiontoWestPaterson. """" 11 observations on certain tlpes of chalcocite and their characteristic etch 15 patterns,[dbsrr.] ':....' Occurrence of lamellar calcite in Rhode Island. Alfred C' Hawkins ' ' ' ' ' ' 3 in Pennsylvania. Samuel G. Gordon' DO Oklahoma. Intumescent kaolinite from. [-Abslr.] L4 Origin of petroleum and asphalt. [,4bstr.] t4 84

Palache. cited on indices of refraction of willemite. 91 Paredrite, name suggested for a titanium mineral in Brazilian favas' 53 [,4bsrr.] Parsons, Arthur L. Proustite from Cobalt, Ontario' [Abstr'] " " " "- 52 Paterson, N' J. Absenceof pyrite from mineral localities near, discussed 92 Pectolite. Stevensite, a magnesium-bearing alteration product of' M' L' Glenn. . 44 Peculiar intergrowth of phosphate and silicate minerals' [/bslr']. ' ' ' " 15 Penfield, cited on crystals of willemite from New Mexico' s0 Pennsylvania. Ceruleolactite from Gen. Trimble's Iron Mine, Chester 35 County, cited. [-4bsrr.] Ciralcopyrite, Falls of French Creek, Chester County' lPlat'e'l Facing 89 Glauberite crystal-cavities in the Triassic rocks of eastern' Edgar T. Wherry 37 The minerals of Brintonts Quarry, Chester County' Ilugh E. McKinstry ol - An occurrence of lamellar calcite (argentine) in. Samuel G. Gordon. oo The P. M. S. excursion to Falls of French Creek' Ilarry W' Trudell 93 Periodic system of chemical elements, showing positions of native ele- ments. . ' Petroleum, Origin of . lAbstr.l 14 PhiladelphiaMineralogical Society (minutesof). . . . " " "12,82' 100 Excursion to Falls of French Creek' Ilarry W' Trudell...... 93 Phosphate and silicate minerals, a peculiar intergrowth of ' ['dbs'r' ] " " ' 15 Physico-chemical view, The. . . 47 Planerite, the alurninium phosphate, and the clay mineral montmorillonite' :14 [,,1bstr.] Pogue, Joseph E. The emerald depositsof Muzo, Colombia' lAbstr'|" ' 70 Prior, G. T. The classification of meteorites. lAbstr'l 48 The meteoritesof Khairpur and Soko-Banja' [Abs'r']' 48 Proustite, from Cobalt, Ontario. lAbstr.) 52 Pseudomorphs,occurring at Great Notch and West Patersont N' J" ' ' ' ' ' 79 ot Pyrite, Absence of from certain zeolite localities. J. Volney Lewis ' ' ' ' ' ' xiv THE AMENICAN MINENAI.AGIST

PAGE Quartz, occurrenceof the basal plane on. [Abstr.]. Bo after tridymite in lceland rocks. lAbstr.l...... l0l

Schaller, W. T. Cassiterite in San Diego County, Cal. [Abstr.]. 49 Mineralogic Notes, Series 3. [Abstr.l 49 t4 t0r 34 91 69 63 84 85 48

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of pectolite. M. L. Glenn. 44 Taber, Stephen. The growth of crystals under external pressure. [dbsCr.] 6g Tlarfnasite, Composition of, from Great ltotch, N. J. Glenn V. Brown. . gl Tintic District, Utah. Some new mineral occurrencesfrom. [Abstr.l. . - fa Tolman, C. F. Observations on certain types of chalcocite and their characteristic etch patterns. lAbstr.l. lb Topaz, origin of at GunangBakau, Malaya. lAbstr,l...... g4 Torbernite, the crystallography and dehy-dration of. [Abstr.]. 52 Tourmaline,occurrenceinMadagascar._.... 27 magnesian,from Renfrew,Ontario. [Abstr.l...... 49 INDEX TO VOLUME I

PAGE crystal-cavities in' rocks of eastern Pennsylvania, Glauberite Triassic ...... 37 Edgar T. wherry r01 and quartz after tridymite in Iceland rocks' lAbstr'l' triay*it" to iv. The Philadelphia Mineralogical society excursion ;;;.u, i;*y 93 Falls of French Creek.. catalogueof the meteorite united states National Mrrseum,Handbook and ^^ ' ' 83 collectionsin. lilatiPw.l io Beaver county ' ' ' ' ' 89 Ittah, A new occuttetrce of crystattized villemite ' ' ' 191 -,Garnet deposits o" i-ft" Nou"io reeervation' [4bstr'l : 13 -,Some new ,nit"r"i o".urr"n.., f,o* the Tintic District' [Abs'r' l planerite' [Abs'r'l' ' ' ' 35 Vashegyite, mentioned as identical with so-called phosphate and silicate -Ii rlo*n to occur in a peculiar intergrowth of Ito < *irr".alr. [,4,bstr.l """" ''l'':' 85 Vaterite,a reputedform of calciumcarbonate' [Abs'r']' pink occurring in shown to be the correct,name for the beryl vorob,evite, 29 Madagascar' near' Col. Someminerals from the fluorite-baritevein WagonWheel Gap, 86 Idbstr'] 69 Waites,T' P. Noteson rareminerals in Madagascar' [Abs'r'l' L. Spencerite,a new zinc phosphatefrom British Columbia' Walker,T. 48 IAbstr.I calcite DelawareCounty, Pa' Occurrenceof lamellar Ward'sQuarry, oc

_ - rv4uuuuu6 ^'rvuuv4"'t "v-' aR depositsof the. [. bslr'] '.": "' deposits of' A review of the genesis of the mineral 73 Samuel G. Gordon. Roger C' ' Wells, Roger C. SeeLarsen, Esper S' and.Wells' 99 of ' ' ' ' ' 73 West Paterson, N. J. G.;;il"f the zeolite deposits Triassic rocks of Edgar T. GlauUerite crystal-cavities in the Wherry, 37 Eastern PennsYlvania' Mountain zeolite Iozenge-shapedcavities in the First Watchung """" 35 deposits. fAbstr.l silicate minerals' A peculiar intergrowth of phosphate and ^"rK [,4.bstr'] ' ' _- Reference lists of shemical elements. rot:. Dt.9 Reviews and abstracts " " " of miloschite ' ' ' ' 63 _- and Brown, Glenn V' An Anerican occurrerce Clark ' 89 Willemite, a new occurrence of lrystaltized' R'.W' pure, normal mineral indicated' ' ' ' ' ' 91 .- tindices of refraction of the E' and Williamson' E' D' 86 Williamson,E. D. See.loi,t.iott, J'iMo"*itt, H' " " " l0l Wolframite in Colorado. ['Abs/r'l' " ": .' Arkansas bauxite deposits' W1*o., O. C. Aluminium hydroxides in the "' 101 [,Lbstr.] 49 Xanthophyllite, in a crystallinc limestone' [Abs'r'] XVI THE AMENICAN MINENALOGIST

PAGE Zeolite deposits, First Watchung Mountain, N. J., a reviewof tle genesis of. Samuel G, Gordon. ZB - The lozenge-shapedcavities in the. . , . -localities, fAbstr.] . 85 absence of pyrite from certain. J. Voloey Lewis...... gz