CANADIAN SURVEYOR INDEX

A General Index to the Publications

of the Canadian Institute of

Surveying and its

Predecessors.

Published by THE CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF P.O. Box 57, WESTBORO, OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA

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HISTORICAL DATA

The Canadian Institute of Surveying began in the year 1882 as the Association of Dominion Land Surveyors. In 1934 the name was changed to The Canadian Institute of- Surveying and in 1950 it was again changed, to The Canadian Institute of Surveying and Photogrammetry. At the Annual Meeting of 1957 it was decided to revert to the name of The Canadian Institute of Surveying.

The Association of Dominion Land Surveyors held its first annual meeting at Ottawa in 1884 and continued to hold annual meetings until 1894. For the next twelve years the Association was inactive, but in 1907 it was revived and held another annual meeting at Ottawa. Annual meetings have been held each year since then with the exception of 1916, and these meetings are dated from 1907. For this reason, 1957 is observed as the fiftieth anniversary, although it is, in fact, the seventy-fifth anniversary.

For most years in which annual meetings have been held, the Institute, under its several names, has issued publications of some kind. In the early years, publication was once per year only and consisted of reports of the annual meetings. These publications were sometimes called Annual Reports and sometimes Proceedings of Annual Meetings, but they can always be identified by the year of issue. In 1922, the Institute began to publish, in addition to the reports of annual meetings, a quarterly publication which it called The Journal of the D. L. S. Association. In 1925 the name of this publication was changed to the Journal of the D. L. S. and O. L. S. Association, and in 1926 the present name, The Canadian Surveyor, was adopted. In 1954, the issue containing the report of the annual meeting was incorporated into the volume as a fifth issue for the year, so that the publications of the Institute now number one only—The Canadian Surveyor, published five times yearly. Volumes I to X, 1922, each began with a July issue and ran for three years, ending with an April issue. This system being thought illogical, Volume XI, consisting of six numbers only, was ended with the October, 1953, issue. Volume XII then began with the issue of January 1954, and each volume now consists of ten issues, covering two calendar years. Because publication of the Journal of the D. L. S. Association and The Canadian Surveyor has been continuous since 1922, a reference to the latter may also be construed as a reference to the former, depending on the date of issue.

A complete list of the Institute's publications to July, 1956, compiled by Mr. John Carroll as an appendix to his History of the Canadian Institute of Surveying and Photogranmietry, may be found on pages 464 and 465 of The Canadian Surveyor, vol. XIII, No. 7, April, 1957. A list of libraries which bind and catalogue the publications appears on page 444 of the same issue. It is believed that the only complete set in existence is that contained in the library of the Geological Survey of Canada, Department of Mines and Technical Surveys, Ottawa.

This index, the need for which has long been felt, is issued as a part of the fiftieth anniversary commemorative programme. It is complete to vol. XII, No. 10, the final issue for 1955. In order to keep the index reasonably up to date, the Institute intends to publish a supplementary index at the end of each volume hereafter. The first such supplementary index, covering volume XIII, will appear in the October, 1957, issue, which will be number 10 of that volume.

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EXPLANATIONS References to the ANNUAL REPORTS and PROCEEDINGS are identified by "Ann. Rept." (or "Proc.") followed by the year of issue and inclusive paging, e.g. Proc. 1945: 47-53 Ann. Rept. 1926: 36-40. References to THE CANADIAN SURVEYOR are given in the form: volume (number of issue): inclusive paging. e.g. 9(8): 15-19. Beginning with vol. 12 the issue number is omitted because that volume is continuously paged. Previous volumes had separate paging for each issue. When the author's name is used as entry, it is given in caps. e.g. FIELD, R. H. When entry is under a personal name used as subject, it is not capitalized, e.g. Field, R. H. (i.e. about, not by Field) When entry is under title, either direct or inverted, the author's name is given in brackets after the title. e.g. Assessment Survey (R. W. Cautley) Most entries, other than those under author, are title or derived from title. In a few cases, when the title gives inadequate or no indication of the subject matter, suitable subject entries have been supplied.

INDEX

ABRAMS, TALBERT. Photographic Mapping in the United States. Proc. 1951:19-23; Disc. 23-27. ABREY, G. B. New Form of Field Instrument. Proc. 1885:24-27. Accounts [Survey]. (T. E. Brown) Ann. Rept. 1918:90-95; Disc. 96-99. Accuracy of Transit Work Depends on Clearer Circle Graduations. (P. Kissam) 7(5):7-9. ADAMS, THOMAS. Aims of the Town Planning Institute of Canada. Ann. Rept. 1919:141-48; Disc. 148-55. ADAMS, THOMAS. Surveying and Town Planning. Ann. Rept. 1917:106-12; Disc. 112-19. Adapting a Surveying Camera to Fit on the Wild T2 Theodolite. (R. H. Field) (10(6): 27-29. Aerial Camera, The Zeiss Wide- Angle. (E. L. M. Burns) 5(6) :6. Aerial Mapping in Northern Canada, Control Points for. (B.J. Woodruff) 8(7) :19-24. Aerial Photo Analysis of Permanently Frozen Ground. (R. C. Sager) 12:311-15. Aerial Photo-Topography. (H. J. F. Lambart) Ann. Rept. 1920:138-48. Aerial Photo-Topography. (D. H. Nelles) 1(l):6-9. Aerial Photographic Library, Canada's National. 6(4) 1. Aerial Photographic Survey in Labrador. (F. T. Jenkins) 7(8):2-17. Aerial Photographic Surveying, Progress in. (R. A. Logan) 2(6):8. Aerial Photographic Surveying, Some Commercial Uses. (R. A. Logan) Ann. Rept. 1924:51-65; Disc. 65-68. Aerial Photographs, Coastal Delineation from. (P. G. McCurdy) Proc. 1950:21-26; Disc. 26-32. Aerial Photographs, Determination of the Relative Surface Velocities of Water from. 5(11):22. Aerial Photographs, Use of in Land Description. (C. H. Fullerton) 7(9):2-6; Disc. 6-11. Aerial Photography, Application in Canada. (A. M. Narraway) Ann. Rept. 1925:51-64. Aerial Photography, Flood Measurements by. (C. H. Birdseye) 6(1):10:11. Aerial Photography, Navigating Sight Used by the Topographic Survey. (C. B. C. Donnelly) 3(3):13-16. Aerial Photography, Progress 1914-1924. (J. Gordon) Ann. Rept. 1924:107-14. Aerial Photography, Testing of Lenses and Cameras Used in. (R. D. Davidson) 5(8) :3-5. Aerial Photography as a Map Substitute. (L. A. Woodward) Proc. 1944:15-25; Disc. 30-73. Aerial Photography in Highway Surveying. (W. J.Fulton) 8(4):13-17. Aerial Survey Cameras. (P. D. Carman) 11(6):29-38. Aerial Survey Negatives, Unsharp Masking for. (J. R. G.Smyth) 11(l):35-37. Aerial Surveys, Effect on the Investigation and Development of Our Natural Resources. (A. M. Narraway) Ann. Rept. 1928:38-49. Aerial Surveys Committee Report. (S. D. Fawcett) Ann. Rept. 1932:19-32. Aerial Surveys for City Planning. (G. H. Matthes) 2(3):3-7. Aerial Surveys in Central Africa. (R. A. Logan) 3(7):7,17-18. Aerial Surveys in Northern Rhodesia. (R. A. Logan) 4(3):3-7. Aeronautical Charts, Flight Check of. (J. D. Kay) 6(9):15-22. Aeronautical Charts, Practical Use of. (C. M. Durgin) 6(9):11-15. The Aeroplane, the Surveyor and Canada. (A. M. Narraway) 4(10) :3-8. The Aeroplane ha Surveying, Possibilities of. (R. F. Clarke) Ann. Rept. 1919:61-77; Disc. 78-80. Aeroplane Transport Used on Inspection Surveys. 1(1):15. Aids to Air Navigation. (D. R. MacLaren) Proc. 1938: 17-23; Disc. 23-27. Aids to Navigation on the Hudson Bay Route. (R. J. Fraser & F. C. G. Smith) 4(9):3-9. Air Board. (J. A. Wilson) Ann. Rept. 1922:79-85. Air Camera Calibration, First, in Canada. (R. H. Field) 8(5) :24-25.

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Air Cameras, Device for Locating Principal Point Markers of. (R. H. Field) 10(1):17-21. Air Navigation, Aids to. (D. R. MacLaren) Proc. 1938: 17-23; Disc. 23-27. Air Navigation, Radio Aids to. (A. K. Bayley) 7(4) :12-24 Air Navigation Charting, Canada's Progress in. (B. W. Waugh) 8(5):12-16. Air Navigation Charts, Canada's. (B. W. Waugh) 6(9):2-9. Air Photographic Library, The National. (H. J. Dunlap) 9(7):17-20. Air Photographic Surveying; address at Annual luncheon. (O. S. Reading) Proc. 1938:13-16. Air Photographs, Approximate Contouring from. (P. E. Palmer) 6(2):18-21. Air Photographs, Elementary Principles of Stero-Plotters for. (R. H. Field) 5(ll):3-9; Disc. 9-11. Air Photographs, Rapid Mapping from. (E. L. M. Burns) 5(3):3-5. Air Photographs, Research in the Use of for Forestry (H. E. Seely) 12:478-82. Air Photographs, Vertical, Interpretation of (L. E. Brenot) S(9):2-7. Air Photographs for Forest Surveys, Use of. (H. E. Seely) 9(4):5-9; Disc. 9-15. Air photography. [General topic of the Thirty-seventh Annual Meeting, with extensive discussion]. Proc. 1944:15-25, 30-73. Air Photography, Forestry Tri-Camera Method. (H. E. Seely) 9(10): 11-21. Air Survey Technique of the Geographical Section, G.S. (R. D. Davidson) 7(1):9-21. Air Surveying, Oblique, The O.M. Miller Method. (R. B. McKay) 5(3):12-13. Airborne Magnetometer. (V. Kauffman) 9(9):2-6; Disc. 6-7. Airborne Target Triangulation. (C. H. Ney) 12:466-71. Aircraft, Practical Application to Surveying. (A. M. Narraway) 1(7):5-10. Airway Maps, United States Sectional. (R. L. Ross) 4(9):10-13. Akins, J. R. port. Ann. Rept. 1919:3. AKINS, J. R., President's address. Ann. Rept. 1920: 8-13. AKINS, J. R. Remarks on Base Line Transportation. . Ann. Rept. 1914:125-28. AKINS, J. R. Town Planning Report. Ann. Rept. 1932:13-17 ALASKA. Arctic Mapping. (P. E. Gremmler) 11(4):31-32. Control for Arctic Mapping. (H. A. Paton) 11(4):35-40. Electronic Trilateration, Bering Sea Area. (P. C. Doran) 11(5):55-59. U.S. Mapping in the Arctic and Sub-Arctic. (A. L. Norwicki) 11(4):51-53. Alaska, How I Went to. (A. 0- Wheeler) 3(5):7-9. Alaska, Mapping in Arctic. (G. Fitzgerald) 11(4):47-50. Alaska and Return via Mackenzie River. (W. Ogilvie) Proc. 1890:94-114. Alaska Boundary. Completion of the Survey of the 141st . (J, D. Craig) Ann. Rept. 1917:62-72. How I Went to Alaska. (A. O. Wheeler) 3(5):7-9. Survey of the Canada-Alaska Boundary. (F. Lambart) Ann. Rept. 1912:112-25. The Alaska Highway. (K. F. McCusker) 8(1) :8-11. Alaska Highway, Possible Routes. (F. C. Green) 7(5):2-6. , Irrigation in. (P. M. Sauder) 7(12):3-12. Alberta, Irrigation Projects in. (L. C. Charlesworth) 2(9):12-18. Alberta, Search for Oil in. (G. S. Hume) Ann. Rept. 1926:41-47. Alberta, Winter Survey in. (R. J. Parlee) 10(7):21-24 Alberta- Boundary, Method of Chaining on the Survey. (R. W. Cautley) Ann. Rept. 1923:57-62. Alberta Mapping Project. (T. W. Dalkin) 12:265-9. Alberta- Boundary. (J. H. Holloway) 12:238-41. Alberta Oil Sands and Their Development. (J. H. Holloway) 7(11):2-11. Alberta Petroleum and Natural Gas Conservation Board. (R. H. C. Harrison) 12:669. Alberta- Boundary Surveys. (J. H. Holloway and J. W. Hill) 12:232-38. Alberta Surveys, History of. (J. N. Wallace) Ann. Rept, 1912:43-59; Disc. 59-63. Alberta's Newest Oil Field. (J. H. Holloway) Proc. 1948:35-45; Disc. 45-48. ALCOCK, F. J. Northern and Saskatchewan. [Summary] Ann. Rept. 1923:23; Disc. 24-26. ALDOUS, F. G. With the 7th Field Company on Active Service. 3 (3): 17-20. Aldous, Montague. Obit. 9(1) :28. ALEXANDER, BENNO. The Only True Western Border, [poem] 1(2) :20. Algoma, West, Mining Prospects and Industries. (H. DeQ. Sewell) Proc. 1891:101-19. All in the Day's Work. (K. F. McCusker) 3(5):16-18. ALLAN, D. J. Background of the Public Muskrat Rehabilitation Projects. Proc. 1941 :32-39. Altiscope Richard. (Condensed from an article by Andre Carlier) 6(1) :11. American Society of Photogrammetry, Semi-Annual Meeting, September, 1938. (R. H. Field) 6(7): l-4. Analysis of the Error in a Traverse Angle. (A. W. Miller) 6(1) .-21-24. Ancient Indian Portage Route. (G. H. Blanchet) 2(5):10-15. ANDERSON, R. M. Development of Surveys in Ontario. 5(8):6-9. ANDREWS, G. S. port. Proc. 1952:1.

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ANDREWS, G. S. International Society for Photogrammetry, Interim Report. 12:358-60. ANDREWS, G. S. Presidential address. Proc. 1953:4-7. ANDREWS, G. S. Random Notes on a Trip to Rome. 12:472-76. ANDREWS, G. S. Report on Seventh Congress, International Society for Photogrammetry. The Aneroid Barometer. (W. C. Way) 1(2);7-13. Aneroid Barometer, Height Determinations by. (R. H. Field) 2(5):J8-9. Aneroid Barometer, The New D.L.S. (F. H. Peters) 3(4):3-7. Application of Aerial Photography In Canada. (A. M. Narraway) Ann. Rept. 1925:51-64. Application of Terrestrial Photogrammetry to Multiplex Heighting in Canada. (J. I. Thompson) 9(10):4-10. Approximate Contouring from Air Photographs. (P. E. Palmer) 6(2) :18-21. Arbitration for Road Areas in Saskatchewan. (E. Markham) 3(9):3-6. Arc System of Short Radius Curves for Roads, etc. (L. G. Sootheran) 4(3) :15. ARCHIBALD, E. S. Reclamation of the Drought Area of . Proc. 1937:50-61; Disc 61-62. ARCTIC. Charting Northern Seas and Harbours. (F. C. G. Smith) 11(4):40-42. Direction in High Latitudes. (K. R. Greenway) 11(5):35-38. Arctic, Hydrographic Surveying in the. (T. K. Treadwell) 11(4):42-44. Arctic, Eastern, 1933 Expedition. (W. C. Bethune) 4(10):9-12. Arctic, Eastern, Physiographic Studies. (D. A. Nichols) 5(10) :2-7. Arctic Air Photography, Pt. 1 (R. I. Thomas) 11(4): 19-23; Pt. 2 (D. S. Ross) 11(4):25-30. Arctic and Antarctic Explorations. (J. H. Brownlee) Ann. Rept. 1914:23-25. Arctic and Sub-Arctic Regions of the Western Hemisphere, U.S. Mapping in. (A. L. Norwicki) 11(4): 51-53. Arctic Coast Lines, Position Determination of. (C. H. Ney) 6(6):6-13; Disc. 13-14. Arctic Expedition, The McMillan, of 1925. 2(1):11. Arctic-Hudson Bay Divide, An Ancient Indian Portage Route. (G. H. Blanchet) 2(5) :10 15. Arctic Interlude. (Eric Fry) 12:386-90. Arctic Islands of Canada. (F. D. Henderson) Ann. Rept. 1924:68-74. Arctic Mapping. (B. W. Waugh) ll(4):44-47. Arctic Mapping — Aerial Photography. (P. E. Gremmler) ll(4):31-32. Arctic Mapping, Control for. (C. H. Ney) ll(4):32-35, Arctic Mapping, Horizontal and Vertical Control. (H. A. Paton) 11(4):35-40. Arctic Mapping, Panel on. 11 (4): 11-53. Arctic North America, Contribution of Explorers to the Mapping of. (N.L. Nicholson) 11(4):13-18. Arctic Weather Stations, Sea Supply of. (E. Fry) 12:645-48. Area Measuring Device, A New. 5(4): 18. Arithmometer. (J. I. Dufresne) Proc. 1893:73-78. L'Arpenteur-Géomètre. (L.-Z. Rousseau) 11(6):52-54. L'Arpenteur-Géomètre, Cet Inconnu (P. F. Boisvert) 11(5):53-55. ARMSTRONG, W. B. Obit. 6(1) :28. Ascent of Mount Logan. (H. F. Lambart) 2(2):8-13. Aspects of Land Drainage in Manitoba. (G. B. McColl) 3(5):5-6. Assembly of Multiplex Plots. (S. G. Gamble and W. D. MacDonald) 12:382-84. Assessment Surveys of Farm Lands. (R. W. Cautley) Ann. Rept, 1919:124-32; Disc. 132-36. Association of Dominion Land Surveyors (editorial). 1(l):2-3. Association of Dominion Land Surveyors, Suggestions as to work of. Ann. Rept. 1918:12-15. Astronomical Positions in the . 4(7) :20. Astronomy as Applied to Surveying. (F. A. McDiarmid) 3(2):3-9. ATKINSON, P. C. Use of the Helicopter for Topographical Mapping Surveys. 11(6) :5-13. Atom Bomb, Photogrammetry and the. (R. G. Sanders) 9(5):2-9; Disc. 9-12. Audibility of Aurora. 1 (3) :9-10. Aurora, Audibility. 1(3):9-10. AUSTIN, Leo. Stone Age Natives; a Patrol Through Unexplored Papua. 2(3):8-12. Australia, Surveying Profession in. (H. S. McComb) 6(12):17-26. Australia, Trends of Land and Marine Surveying and Topographic Mapping in. (Rt. Hon. F. M. Forde) Proc. 1950:13-19. Australian Survey Corps. 6(6) J14-15. AUSTRALIAN SURVEYOR. Mapping a Million Square Miles. 7(7);14-15. AVENT, R. H. and the Manitoba Special Surveys Act. 10(9) :2-6. Aviation in Canada and the National Research Laboratories. (J. H. Parkin) 4(2) :3-ll. Aylsworth, C. F. Ann. Rept. 1914:5. AYLSWORTH, C. F. Obit. 6(11) :23. AYLSWORTH, C. F. Chairman's address. Ann. Rept. 1913:12-16. AYLSWORTH, C. F. Presidential address. Ann. Rept. 1915:10-14. Azimuth, Field Observations for. (W. F. King) Proc. 1891:124-33. Azimuth by Means of Two Stars. (S. L. Brabazon) Proc. 1889:133-35. Azimuth by Polaris. (J. W. Melson) 8(3) :26-28.

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Azimuth from Direct Solar Observations by the Method of Haversines. (W.-H. Brady) 8(5):26-27. Azimuths, Semi-Precise, Without a Stride Level. (C. H. Ney) 8(3) :32.

Background of the Public Muskrat Rehabilitation Projects. (D. J. Allan) Proc. 1941 ;32-39. BAILEY, R. New Camera Transit. 9(2):24-26. BAILEY, R. H. New Standard Radar Camera for Use by the U.S. Army and Navy. 8(11):12-13. BAIRD, W. J. Committee on Education, Ontario Land Surveyors Association. 11 (3) :49-52. BAKER, E. A. Blind of Yesterday and Tomorrow. Proc. 1947:27-30. BAKER, Mason H. Obit. 2(1) :12 BALDWIN-WISEMAN, W. R. Surveying of Other Days. 7(10):12-15. Barometer, Tercentenary of the Invention of. (R. H. Field) 8(3):24-25. Barometric Levelling. (P. E. Palmer) 1(3):5-8. Barren Land East of Great Slave Lake. (G. H. Blanchet) Ann. Rept. 1924:76-96. "Barren Lands" Geography. (G. H. Blanchet) 1(11):4-7. BARTLETT, Ralph. Obit. 8(5) :28. BARTLEY, T. H. port. Ann. Rept. 1929:3 BARTLEY, T. H. New Industries in Canada. 6(10): 18-22. BARTLEY, T. H. Presidential Address. Ann. Rept. 1930:9-14. BARTLEY, T. H. Report of Town Planning Committee. Ann. Rept. 1927:38-41. BARTLEY, T. H. Town Planning Committee Report. Ann. Rept. 1929:16-22. BARWELL, C. S. W. Obit. 10(6) :32. BARWELL, C. S. W. Discovery of the Klondike. 2(6):3-5 Base and Meridian Line Surveys in Northern Manitoba. (D. N. Sharpe) 5(12):23-26. Base Line Survey, Organization of. (D. E. Guard) 11(2):11-14. Base Line Surveys. (A. Saint Cyr) Ann. Rept.l912:81-92; Disc. 92-96. Base Line Surveys, Transportation on. (G. H. Blanchet) Ann. Rept. 1914:76-84; Disc, by J. N. Wallace, 85-89. Base Line Transportation, Remarks on. (J. R. Akins) Ann. Rept. 1914:125-28. Base Lines. (L. B. Stewart) 3(9):9-16. BATTISON, F. H. Communications System, Geodetic-Photographic Operations. 10(6) :2-7. BAUER, S. A. Practicing Surveying in the United States. Proc. 1950:32-38; Disc. 39-41. BAYLEY, A. K. Radio Aids to Air Navigation. 7(4): 12-24. BAYNE, G. A. Hudson's Bay Route Forty-Five Years Ago. 3(1) :19. BAYNE, George. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1923:114. BEALE, A. M. Notes on Preliminary Water Power Investigations. Ann. Rept. 1925:123-34. BEAN, R. K. German Photogrammetry in the War. 8(12):5-11 Bearing Trees Found on Base Lines. (A. Findlay) 9(8) :29. BEATTY, Sir Edward. Address at Annual Luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1930:35-40. BEATTY, F. W. port. 8(12) :32. BEATTY, F. W. port. 12:147. BEATTY, F. W. Report of the Topographical Surveys Committee. Ann. Rept. 1923:85-88. BEATTY, F. W. Retracement Surveys in Ontario. 9(5):14-19; Disc. 19-22. BEATTY, F. W. and GAUER, E. Manitoba-Ontario boundary. 12:23-32. BEATTY, Walter. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1912:152. BEAUCHEMIN, J. U., Canadian Hydrographic Service. Proc. 1941:43-44. Beaver Conservation by the Hudson's Bay Company. (D. E. Denmark) 8(7):15-18. Beaver River Valleys, Wabinskaw and. (G. H. Blanchet) Ann. Rept. 1919:35-36. BEDARD, A. Importance of the Role Played by the Surveyor and the Forest Engineer in the Up-Building of the Country. 7(4):2-9. BEGG, W. A. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1925:75. BEGG, W. A., Town Planning in Saskatchewan. Ann. Rept. 1921:37-44. BEIOUE, p. A. Considerations on Riparian Rights in Non-Navigable Waters. 5 (2) 3-11. Belcher Island's Mapping. (C. H. Ney) 11(5) :6-7. BELL, J. Compilation of Hydrographic Charts. 12:375-78. BELL, Robert, Government Map-Making. Proc. 1886:18-20. BELL, Robert. Plea for Pioneers. Proc. 1889:112-14. BEMISTER, George Bartlett. Obit. 4(5) :19. Bench Mark, The Canadian Fundamental. 2 (6): 10- 11. Bench Marks, Permanent, in Perpetually Frozen Ground. (G. S. Raley) 6(12):30-31. Benefit of a Coast and Geodetic Survey: Memorial sent to the Minister of the Interior, March, 1886. Proc. 1887:71-75. BENSON, R. F. Descriptions of Land. 4(5):6-14. BERESFORD, H. E. Port. Proc. 1944:1. BERESFORD, H. E. Association of Manitoba Land Surveyors. 6(10):12-17. BERESFORD. H. E. Board of Examiners for Manitoba Land Surveyors, 1881-1940. 7(2):7-13. BERESFORD, H. E. Manitoba-Saskatchewan Boundary. 12-33-46.

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BERESFORD, H. E. Manitoba Surveys. Proc. 1941:47-59. BERESFORD, H. E. Wlldwood — An Outstanding Community Development, 9(9):8-12; Disc. 12-17. BERESFORD, H. G. Obit. 6(5) :32. BERESFORD, H. G. Problems Arising Out of the Surveys of Mineral Claims In the North West Territories. 4(8):3-9. BERESKIN, A. I. Convenient Method of Cutting off a Trapezium of Required Area from a Larger Four-Sided Figure. 12:524-28. Bering Sea Area, Electronic Trilateration. (P. C. Doran) 11(5):55-59. BERLINGUET, F. X. T. port. 9(11):28-29. BERLINGUET, Francols-Xavier-Thomas. Port. 11(1) :52 BERRY, E. W. Field Survey Troops. Ann. Rept. 1920: 197-205. BETHUNE, W. C. 1933 Eastern Arctic Expedition, 4(10):9-12. BIGGER, C. A. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1924:99-100. BIGGER, Charles A. Obit. 1(7):16. Bird Sanctuaries in Canada. (H. Lloyd) Ann. Rept. 1922:45-47. BIRDSEYE, C. H. Obit. 7(7):27. BIRDSEYE, C. H. Flood Measurements by Aerial Photography. 6(1):10-1I. BISHOP, R. P. Path of Polaris. 5(12) :2-8. BLACHUT, T. J. Canadian Photogrammetric Research Centre. 11(1):2-6. BLACHUT, T. J. Distortion of Photographic Lenses in the Photogrammetric Practice. 10(1):23-28. BLACHUT, T. J. Dr. Santoni in Canada. 11(2):56. BLACHUT, T. J. Proceedings, Commission IV, International Society for Photogrammetry, 1954. 12:361-63. BLARNEY, W. G. 1953 Levelling on the Mackenzie River. 12:340-41. BLANCHET, G. H. port. Ann. Rept. 1921:3. BLANCHET, G. H. Ancient Indian Portage Route. 2(5):10-15. BLANCHET, G. H. "Barren Lands" Geography. BLANCHET, G. H. Canol Project. 8(5):2-7. BLANCHET, G. H. Northern Canada — a Heritage. 3(11):6-8. BLANCHET, G. H. Report of the Historical and Biographical Committee. Ann. Rept. 1921:72-79. BLANCHET, G. H. Transportation on Base Line Surveys. Ann. Rept. 1914:76-84; Disc, by J. N. Wallace, 85-89. BLANCHET, G. H. Trip into the Barren Land East of Great Slave Lake. Ann. Rept. 1924:76-96. BLANCHET, G. H. Wabiskaw and Beaver River Valleys. Ann. Rept. 1919:35-36. Blind of Yesterday and Tomorrow. (E. A. Baker) Proc. 1947:27-30. BOISVERT, P. F. L'Arpenteur-Géomètre, Cet Inconnu. 11(5):53-55. BOLTON, L. E. S. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1917:189-90. BOSTOCK, H. S. The Yukon of Today. Proc. 1938: 28-33; Disc. 33-35. BOULET, L. N. Obit. 11(5):63. BOULTON, J. G. Are the Great Lakes Retaining Their Ancient Level? Proc. 1893:63-66. BOULTON, J. G. British Government Surveys. Proc. 1888:71-78. BOULTON, J. G. Hydrographic Surveying. Proc. 1890:115-20. BOULTON, J. G. Wharton's Gnomonic Projection. Proc. 1891:73-76. Boulton, W. J. port. Ann. Rept. 1924:7. BOULTON, W. J. Report of Topographical Surveys Committee. Ann. Rept. 1922:10-21. BOULTON, W. J. Report of the Topographical Surveys Committee. Ann. Rept. 1924:30-34; Disc. 34-35. Boundaries, Provincial, British Columbia. (N. C. Stewart) 12:75-96. Boundary, International. An Old Time Survey. (J. A. Pounder) 4(3):8-13. Boundary, Ontario-Manitoba. (J.W. Pierce) Proc. 1938:46-54; Disc. 55-56. Boundary, Provincial, Prospecting Astronomically for. (C. H. Ney) 3(12):3-9. Boundary Surveys, Recent Provincial and Territorial. (R. Thistlethwaite) 11(1): 12-15. Boundary Waters Treaty and the Columbia River Investigation. (T. M. Patterson) 12:497-506. BOWES, L. T. Hydrographical Surveying with Special Reference to James Bay. Ann. Rept. 1922:48-56. BOWIE, William. No Maps in a Mapping Age. 5(8):12-15. BOWMAN, E. P. Report of the Land Surveys Committee. Ann. Rept. 1923:90-96. BOYD, W. H. Principles and Methods of Modern Topographical Surveying. 1(1):3-6. BOYER, Marc. Opening remarks, Panel on Arctic Mapping. 11(4):11-13. BOYLE, R. W. Professor G. P. Thompson's Scientific Work. Proc. 1942:23-25. BOYLE, R. W. Standard Conditions for the Use of Steel Tapes. 8(5):21-23. BRABAZON, A. J. New Form of Field Book. Proc. 1889:110-11. BRABAZON, S. L. Azimuth by Means of Two Stars. Proc. 1889:133-35. BRABAZON, S. L. Placing of Permanent Marks in the Field. Proc. 1888:66-70. BRABAZON, S. L. Tangent Scale Protractor. Proc. 1887;63-64. BRADY, James. Notes on the Mining, Concentration and Reduction of Low Grade Ores, and the Advantages of Water- Power and Electric Transmission in Connection with the Same. Proc. 1891: 92-100. BRADY, James. Practical Prospecting for Gold and Silver. Proc. 1889:79-86. BRADY, W. H. Azimuth from Direct Solar Observations by the Method of Haversines. 8(5):26-27. BRAY, Samuel. Obit. 4(11):16.

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BRAY, S. Gunter's . Proc. 1889:93-95. BRAY, Samuel. Survey of Railway Lines. Proc. 1891: 63-70; Disc. 71-72. BRAZIER, H. H. Philosophy of Computation, Its Application to the Field of Geodesy. 12:392-94. BRENOT, L. Obit. 6 (8): 28. BRENOT, L. Classification of Lands. Ann. Rept. 1919:51-56. BRENOT, L. E. Interpretation of Vertical Air Photographs. 5(9):2-7. BRENOT, L. Report of the Land Survey Committee. Ann. Rept. 1925:67-71. BRICKLACHER, see BRUCKLACHER. BRIDGLAND, M. P. Obit. 9(7) :21. BRIDGLAND, M. P. Field Work of the Triangulation Survey of the Railway Belt. Ann. Rept. 1917: 148-58. BRIDGLAND, M. P. Photographic Surveying. Ann. Rept. 1922:57-70. Brief History of Mapping in Canada. (J. C. Hay and R. D. Davidson) 10(9):24-29. Brief History of the Canada Company. (L. V. Rorke) 7(5):10-13. British Columbia. Helicopter on a Photo-Topographical Survey. (A. G. Slocomb) 10(1): 1-9. Propagation of Control from Tri-Camera Photography. (E. A. Rothery; 11(5):41-46. Topographical Mapping by Helicopter. (G. C. Emerson) 10(11) :13-22. British Columbia, Exploration in Northern. (K. F. McCusker) Ann. Rept. 1928:57. (Referred to but not printed.) British Columbia, Field Work of the Triangulatlon Survey of the Railway Belt. (M. P. Bridgland) Ann. Kept. 1917:148-58. British Columbia, Geographical Place Names In. (W. G. H. Firth) 9(8):2-6. British Columbia, Mining Industry of — Past and Present. (T. Drummond) Proc. 1888: 91-111. British Columbia, Railway Belt In. (O. J. Klotz) Proc. 1890:121-29. British Columbia, Ranching and Irrigating in. (T. Fawcett) Proc. 1888:134-41. British Columbia, Season's Mountain Climbing in. (S. Young) 7(2):18-23. British Columbia, Settlement and Surveys in. (F. C. Green) Proc. 1940:39-42; Disc. 43-45. British Columbia, Some Notes from Central. (G. M. Downton) 3(5):20-21. British Columbia, Northeastern, Current Survey Problem. (A. H. Ralfs) 12:242-48. British Columbia, Manitoba and the Northwest Territories, Dominion Government Surveys in. (J. S. Dennis) Proc. 1889:158-70. British Columbia Provincial Boundaries. (N. C. Stewart) 12:75-96. British Columbia Railway Belt Problems. 1(2):16-17. British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Canada's Progress in Air Navigation Charting. (B. W. Waugh) 8(5) :12-16. British Government Surveys. (J. G. Boulton) Proc. 1888:71-78. BROOME, L. E. Proposed British Flight Around the World. Ann. Kept. 1924:47-50. BROWN, C. D. I Remember. 7(12):13-15. BROWN, C. D. People You Meet. 8(5):17-18. BROWN, C. D. Pleasures of the Portage. 7(8).-23-25. BROWN, C. D. Sere and Yellow Leaf Years, a reply to Green Years. 9(9):18-22; Disc. 22-23. BROWN, C. D. Survey Pests. 6(8):18-20. BROWN, Edgar Carl. Obit. 8(11) :25. BROWN, E. C. Survey Practice in the Prairie Provinces. Ann. Kept. 1928:58-63. BROWN, J. S. Department of National Defence and Maps [remarks at Annual Luncheon] Ann. Kept. 1923:35-37. BROWN, K. B. Maps for the Development of Natural Resources. Proc. 1945:49-56. BROWN, K. B. Post-War Survey Problems in New Brunswick. 8(4):2-7. BROWN, R. LI. Mapping [In Great Britain). 10(8): 16-22. BROWN, R. LI. Some experiences of a Director of Surveys. Proc. 1953:29-33. BROWN, R. LI. Surveying and Mapping Trends In Great Britain. ll(5):15-32. BROWN T. E. Accounts. Ann. Rept. 1918:90-95; Disc. 96-99. BROWN, Thomas Wood. Obit. 8(11):26. BROWNLEE, J. H. Arctic and Antarctic explorations. Ann. Rept. 1914:23-25. BROWNLEE, J. H. Map Making. Proc. 1888:86-90. BRUCKLACHER, W. Multiplex Aeroprojector and Its Use for the Making of Topographic Maps. 5(6):7-10. BUCKLEY, ALFRED. Town Planning: the Science of the Social Organism. 2(7):5-10. BURCHNALL, R. P. The Range-Flnder in Topographic Mapping. 2(8):16-18. BURGESS, E. L. Short Picket Method of Running Survey Lines. Ann. Rept. 1917:159-62. BURNS, E. L. M. The Fourcade Stereogoniometer 5(9):12-20.. BURNS, E. L. M. Presidential address. Proc. 1937:7-10- BURNS, E. L. M. Rapid Mapping from Air Photographs. 5(3):3-5. BURNS, E. L. M. Surveyors' Projections. Proc. 1936: 47-51; Disc. 52-53. BURNS, E. L. M. Veterans' Rehabilitation. Proc. 1946:34-39. BURNS, E. L. M. Zeiss Wide-Angle Aerial Camera. 5(6):6. BURNS, E. L. M. and FIELD, R. H. Radial-Stereo-plotter. 6(2)6-17. BURRIDGE, J. H. History of Surveys in Newfoundland. 10(6):14-23. BURRIDGE, J. H. Land Surveys of Newfoundland. 6(3):2-7. BURTON, H. R. Traffic Planning and Control with Relation to Community Planning. 12:283-88. BUTTERFIELD, A. J. Land Surveying in Jamaica. 4(2):J1-14.

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Le . (G. Cote) ll(l):39-44. The Calendar. (W. F. King) Ann. Rept. 1911:43-54. Calendar, Primitive. (C. Engler) 3(6):17. Calendar and Its Reform. (F. D. Henderson) 3(7):13-15, Calendar Reform Committee Report. (F. D. Henderson) Ann. Rept. 1930:78-79. Calibration of Shoran Ground Sets. (L. C. Card) 10(5):2-6. Camera, New Terrestrial Surveying. (W. H. Miller) 6(9):26-27. Camera, Roll Film. (G. C. Emerson) 11l(2):43-45. Camera Transit, A New. (R. Bailey) 9(2):24-26. Cameras, Aerial Survey. (P. D. Carman) 11(6):29-38. Cameras Used in Aerial Photography, Testing. (R. D. Davidson 5(8):3-5. CAMERON, C. S. Obit. 4(11) :16. CAMERON, D. R. Forestry and Maps. 3(7):3-5. Camp Gagetown. (A. W. McLaughlin) ll(6):47-48. Camp Life on Surveys in the North-West During the Last Thirty Years. (W. Ogilvie) Ann. Rept. 1911:18-29. CAMPBELL, R. H. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1926:91-92. CAMPBELL, R. H. Forestry. Ann. Rept. 1913:81-87. CAMSELL, CHARLES. Mackenzie River Oil Fields. Ann. Rept. 1921:58-65. Canada Colonization Association. Ann. Rept. 1923:98. Canada Company, Brief History of. (L. V. Rorke) 7(5):10-13. Canada Company Closes Books. (K. Daughen) 11(6):57-5.8. Canada in the Air. (J. A. Wilson and A. M. Narraway) (Reported but not printed) Ann. Rept. 1927:65-66. Canada Lands, Land Surveying in. (D. R. Slessor) 12:530-34. Canada Lands, Survey and Description. (R. Thistlethwaite) 12:534-35. Canada Lands Surveys Act. (B.W. Waugh) 10(11) :28-30. Canada-Alaska Boundary, Survey of. (F. Lambart) Ann. Rept. 1912:112-25. Canada's Air Navigation Charts. (B. W. Waugh) 6(9):2-9. Canada's Official Level Datum. (R. H. Montgomery) 5(7):17-18. Canada's Oil and Gas Market Picture. (R. H. C. Harrison) 12:669-74. Canada's Progress in Air Navigation Charting. (B. W. Waugh) 8(5):12-16. Canadian Aero Service Ltd. Shoran Controlled Photography in Canada, 1953. (M. A. Silva) 12:249-54. Canadian Cartography. (J. H. McMath) 5(3): 10-11. Canadian Council of Engineers and Scientists. The Community of Science. (W. P. Dobson) 9(2):8-12; Disc. 12-18. The Canadian Fundamental Bench Mark. 2(6) :10-11. Canadian Geographic Nomenclature, Current Problems. (G. F. Delaney) 9(3):6-12. Canadian Hydrographic Service. (J. U. Beauchemin) Proc. 1941:43-44. Canadian Institute of Surveying and Photogrammetry Annual Meeting, 1950. 10(4):29-32. Canadian Institute of Surveyors, Report of Committee on Proposed Formation of. Ann. Rept. 1920: 154-56. . Address to Annual Luncheon. (Sir Edward Beatty) Ann. Rept. 1930:35-40. Modernization of Railways. (N. R. Crump) Proc. 1951:13-17. A Pamphlet, a Book and a Diary. (H. L. Pratt) 10(2):16-22. Canadian Pacific Railway, Colonization and Development Policy. Ann. Rept. 1930:58-67. C.P.R. Examination of North-West Lands. (L. A. Hamilton) Proc. 1891:84-87. Canadian Photogrammetric Research Centre. (T. J. Blachut) 11(l):2-6. Canadian Pioneer Surveyor, [peom] (R. C. Purser) Ann. Rept. 1920:207. Canadian Surveyor, New cover page. 12:64. The Canadian Surveyor, Our New Name. 2(4):2. Canadian Topographical Maps, Standard Scales . . . for. (D. H. Nelles) Ann. Rept. 1920:70-86; Disc. 86-88. Canol Project. (G. H. Blanchet) 8(5):2-7. CARD, L. C. Calibration of Shoran Ground Sets. 10(5):2-6. CARD, L. C. Shoran Electronics. 10(3):3-8. Care and Maintenance of Transits and Levels. (W. H. Connell) 3(12):17-19. CARMAN, P. D., see also HOWLETT, L. E. CARMAN, P. D. Some Requirements for Aerial Survey Cameras. 11(6):29-38. CARROLL, John. Dominion Topographical Surveyor, Diploma. (2):3-5. CARROLL, John. Eastmain Experiment in Reconnaissance Mapping. 7(10):2-11. CARROLL, John. Letter re changing name of the Institute. 9(10):2-3. CARROLL, John. Modified Wilson Photoalidade. 9(21:2-6. CARROLL, John. New Air Base Stereoscope. 8(11): 21-25. CARROLL, John. Photogrammetric Mapping Operations in Canada. 9(6):7-17. CARROLL, John. Survey Controlled Test Area for Mapping Methods Research. 11 (3) :6-10. CARROLL, John. Surveyor Turns to Photogram-metry. 8(10):15-19. CARROLL, John. Trimetrogon Photogrammetry. 8(7):1-14. CARROLL, John. A Useful Life Has Finished Its Course. [W. L. Macllquham]. 12:180. CARRUTHERS, H. K. Field Photography. Ann. Rept. 1918:28-33; Disc. 33-35.

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CARRUTHERS, H. K. Map Reproduction fby photozincography]. Ann. Rept. 1918:130-38; Disc. 139-41. CARSON, Percy Alexander. Obit. 8(10) :24. CARSON, P. A. Precise Measuring with Invar Wires; and the Measurement of Kootenay Base. Ann. Rept. 1911:55-69. Cartography, Canadian. (J. H. McMath) 5(3):10-11. Casgrain, Hon. Joseph. Obit. 6(7) :27. Casting Bread Upon the Waters. (C. A. Magrath) 5(5):13-15. CASTONGUAY, L. G. Surveyors'Reports. Proc. 1947: 12-22; Disc. 22-26. CAUCHON, Noulan. Discussion on Seymour's paper, Colonization and Settlement Schemes. Ann. Rept. 1918:84-87. CAUCHON, Noulan. Town Planning. Ann. Rept. 1918: 145-48; Disc. 148-51. CAUCHON, Noulan. Town Planning. Ann. Rept. 1928:68. (Referred to but not printed). Cautley, Reginald Hutton. Obit. 8(10):24. Cautley, R. W. Obit. 11(6):56-57; port. 2(8):14; port. Ann. Rept. 1927:3. CAUTLEY, R. W. Assessment Surveys of Farm Lands. Ann. Rept. 1919:124-32; Disc. 132-36. CAUTLEY, R. W. Method of Chaining on the Survey of the Alberta-British Columbia Boundary. Ann. Rept. 1923:57-62. CAUTLEY, R. W. Report of the Land and Topographical Surveys Committee. Ann. Rept. 1927:15-19. CAUTLEY, R. W. Torrens System of Land Titles. Ann. Rept. 1912:35-40; Disc. 40-42. CAUTLEY, R. W. Trigonometrical Levelling. 1(7): 12-15. Centre-Line Description. (A. A. Outram) 7(9):23-26. Chaining. (A. H. Hawkins) Ann. Rept. 1914:118-24. Chaining, Ordinary, and Absolute Distance, Relative Value Between. (W. Ogilvie) Proc. 1884:12-16. Chaining Method on the Alberta-British Columbia Boundary. (R. W. Cautley) Ann. Rept. 1923:57-62. Chaining Method on the Survey of the Ontario-Manitoba Boundary. (J. W. Pierce) Ann. Rept. 1923: 49-56. Changing of Name of Association Journal, Report. Ann. Rept. 1924:102-5. CHARLESWORTH, L. C. Irrigation Projects in Alberta. 2(9):12-18. Chartered Surveyor's Institution (Great Britain) 6(5):29-30. Charting, Economic Aspects of Nautical. (F.C.G. Smith) 12:108-12. Charting Canada's Coastal Waters. (R. J. Fraser) Ann. Rept. 1926:71-78. Charting Northern Seas and Harbours. (F. C. G. Smith) 11(4):40-42. Charting the St. Lawrence Route. (R. J. Fraser) Proc. 1939:46-54; Disc. 54-56. Charts, Aeronautical, Flight Check of. (J. D. Kay) 6(9):15-22. Charts, Aeronautical, Practical Use of. (C. M. Durgin) 6(9):11-15. Charts, Canada's Air Navigation. (B. W. Waugh) 6(9):2-9. Charts, Marine, of the St. Lawrence Route. (R. J. Fraser) 3(3):9-12. Chasing the Weather. (J. F. Fleming) 11(4)73-75. CHEVRIER, Hon. Lionel. Brief comment on St. Lawrence Seaway. 12:518. China Front. Li Chao. Proc. 1943:3-8. Chinese Geomantic Compass. (W.H.Herbert) 3(11): 11-12. Chlpman, K. G. Hon. member. Proc. 1950:44. CHIPMAN, Willis. Obit. 3(4):28. CHRISTIE, F. C. Control Method of Primary Subdivision. 5(12):9-12. CHURCH, J. A. H. Training of Land Surveyors. 9(81:7-11; Disc. 11-13. Churchill, Man., Construction of Hudson Bay Terminals at. (G. Kydd) 4(5):3-6. City Planning, Aerial Surveys for. (G. H. Matthes) 2(3):3-7. The City Practical, an Example of Scientific Care as Applied to City Building; Dr. R. Unwin's suggestion. 2(7) :12. Civilization, Some Aspects of Our Modern. (Most Rev. A. Vachon) Proc. 1941:18-23. CLARKE, R. F. Early Explorations and Surveys in the Canadian North-West. Ann. Rept. 1920:175-88 Disc. 188-91. CLARKE, R. F. Possibilities of the Aeroplane in Surveying. Ann. Rept. 1919:61-77; Disc. 78-80. CLARKE, R. F. Report of the Committee on History and Biography. Ann. Rept. 1920: 167-70. Classification of Lands. (L. Brenot) Ann. Rept. 1919: 51-56. CLAUGHTON-WALLIN, H. Forest Reconnaissance. Ann. Rept. 1920:89-101. Clearing Land by Controlled Fires. (F. V. Seibert) Ann. Rept. 1920:124-30; Disc. 130-36. CLEVELAND, Ernest Albert. Obit. 10(11):36. Clinometer, A New. (C. Rinfret) 3(5):3-4. Coal Mining. (C. A. Magrath) Proc. 1889:105-9. Coastal Delineation from Aerial Photographs. (P. G. McCurdy) Proc. 1950:21-26; Disc. 26-32. COBBSTAFF, J. Instrument Pathology. 3(9):6-7. CODY, Hon. H. J. The University's Contribution to National Welfare. 4(8):10-13. Coefficient of Refraction on Long Lines Over the Sea. (C. H. Ney) 6(10):2-11. COLLINS, W. H. Remarks at Annual Luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1923: 38-40. Colonization and Settlement Schemes. (H. L. Seymour) Ann. Rept. 1918:62-84; Disc. 84-90. Color Filters on Geodetic Instruments, Use of. (H. C. Warwick) 6(2)26. Columbia River Basin, Topographical Surveys of. (D. R. Slessor) 12:444-52. Columbia River Investigation, Boundary Waters Treaty and the. (T. M. Patterson) 12:497-506. Coming of the Dominion Land Surveyor. (J.N. Wallace) 6(12):2-11.

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Commercial Uses of Aerial Photographic Surveying. (R. A. Logan) Ann. Rept. 1924:51-65; Disc. 65-68. Communications System, Geodetic-Photographic Operations. (F. H. Battison) 10(6):2-7. Community Development — Wildwood. (H. E. Beresford) 9(9):8-12; Disc. 12-17. Community of Science. (W. P. Dobson) 9(2):8-12; Disc. 12-18. Community Planning, Traffic Planning and Control. (H. R. Burton) 12:283-88. Community Planning Act, Saskatchewan. (S. Young) 9(6):2-4. Community Planning Act, Saskatchewan, Replotting Provisions. (T. Tyrer) 9 (6) :4-6. Community Planning and the National Housing Act, Relations Between. (S. A. Gitterman) 9(7):12-16. Community Planning in Ontario. (A. L. S. Nash) 11(4):6-9 Comparison of Two Types of Levelling Instruments. (R. H. Montgomery) 3(4):10-13. Compass, Chinese Geomantic. (W. H. Herbert) 3(11):11-12. Compilation of Hydrographlc Charts. (J. Bell) 12:375-78. Completion of the Survey of the 141st Meridian, (J. D. Craig) Aiin. Rept. 1917:62-72. Computation, Philosophy of — Its Application to the Field of Geodesy. (H. H. Brazier) 12:392-94. Computation of Offsets at Curve Intersections, Formula for. (J. H. Holloway) 8(2):11-14. Computations, Control Survey. (R. M. Wilson) 11(3):31-39 Conference of British Commonwealth and United States of America survey authorities, 1950. 10(8): 30-52. CONNELL, W. H. Instructions for the Care and Maintenance of Transits and Levels. 3(12) :17-19. CONNELL, W. H. Some Recent Improvements in the Design and Construction of Surveying Instruments of British Manufacture. 3(1):14-16. CONNELL, W. H. Surveying Instruments. 3(8):3-7. CONNELL, W. H. The "Tavistock" Transit. 3(10):7-11. CONNELL, W. H. Telescope Tests. 4(2):16-17; Consolidation of Landed Properties in the Republic of Czechoslovakia. (A. Kramar) d(6):116-21. Construction and Operation of Light Railways in France. (J. H. McKnight) Ann. Rept. 1919:136-39. Construction of a Pipe-Line Between Portland and Montreal. (C. C. Lindsay) Proc. 1943:19-26; Disc. 27-31. Construction of Hudson Bay Terminals at Churchill. (G. Kydd) 4(5):3-6. Contouring, Approximate, from Air Photographs. (P. E. Palmer) 6(2):18-21. The Contractor. (J. McAree) Proc. 1891:56-62. Control Extension by Photogrammetric Methods. (L. A. Dickerson) 11(3):3-6. Control Method of Primary Subdivision. (F. C. Christie) 5(12):9-12. Control Strip Lots, Radial Positioner for Making. (B. W. Waugh) 6(2):2-4. Control Survey Computations. (R. M. Wilson) 11(3):31-39. Convenient Method of Cutting off a Trapezium. (A. I. Bereskin) 12:524-28. Conversion of Circular, or Radian, Measure to Angular Measure, and Vice Versa. (J. L. Rannie) 2(9):9-11. Co-operation Among the Scientific Professions. (W. P. Dobson) 8(7):26-28. Coordinate Systems and the Three Point Problem. (H. Klinkenberg) 12:508-18. Correction of a Traverse Run from an Erroneous Assumed Variation of the Needle. Proc. 1891:1891:44-52. COTÉ, Georges, port. Proc. 1940:1. COTÉ, Georges. Hon. member. Proc. 1950:42. COTÉ, Georges. Le Cadastre. 11(1):39-44. COTÉ, Georges. Cratère du Nouveau -Québec. 11(4): 56-57. COTÉ, Georges. Evolution of Quebec Surveys. Proc. 1940:21-28; Disc. 28-31. COTÉ, Georges. Frontière, Québec-Nouveau-Brunswick. 12:12-20. COTÉ, Georges. Hommage de Québec. [à J. L. Rannie] 12:127. COTE, Georges. Presidential address. Proc. 1941:3-5. COTÉ, Georges. Quebec-New Brunswick Boundary. 12:20-23. COTÉ, Georges. Quebec Surveys. Proc. 1937: 42-48; Disc. 48-49. COTÉ, Georges. Retracement Survey. 7(6):8-13. COTÉ, Georges. Surveys in the Province of Quebec. Ann. Rept. 1925-:35-39. COTÉ, J. Martial. Obit. 4(11):J6. COWPER, G. C. Stadia Surveys. Ann. Rept. 1918:49-57. CRAIG, J. D. Completion of the Survey of the 141st Meridian. Ann. Rept. 1917:62-72. CRAIG, J. D. Remarks at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1925:43-46. CRAIG, J. D. Survey Branches of the Department of the Interior. Ann. Rept. 1926:23-26. CRAIG, R. D. Obit. 7(1) :32. CRAIG, R. D. Forest Problem of Canada. Ann. Rept. 1925:112-22. CRANE, H. J. Land Registry Sidelights. 5(12):13-19. Cratère de Nouveau-Québec. (G. Coté) 11(4):56-57. CREASE, A. D. Surveyor hi the Witness Box. 6(1): 19-21. Cree Language, Notes on. (R. A. Logan) 7(3):6-ll. CROSS, C. M. Tidal Datum Planes. 11(2):24-28. CROWELL, S. W. Obit. Proc. 1951:62. Crown Lands of Nova Scotia, Notes on Surveys of. (R. A. Logan) 4(6):3-5. CRUMP, N. R. Modernization of Railways. Proc. 1951:13-17.

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GUMMING, Austin L. Obit. 10(1) :28. GUMMING, A. L. Land Settlement. 3(2):13-15. Current Problems in Canadian Geographic Nomenclature. (G. F. Delaney) 9(3):6-12. Current Survey Problem in Northeastern British Columbia. (A. H. Ralfs) 12:242-48. CURRIE, Sir Arthur. Engineering Problems of the Great War. Ann. Rept. 1920:50-69. CURRIE, P. W. Survey Records. Ann. Rept. 1912:67-70; Disc. 70-71. Cutting and Clearing Line. (W. B. Dingle) 8(4):23-24. Cutting Off a Trapezium. (A. I. Bereskin) 12-524-28. CVETKOV, B. and LILLY, J. E. Triangulation Adjustment by Orthogonalization. 12:396-414. Czechoslovakia, Consolidation of Landed Properties in the Republic of. (A. Krcmar) 6 (6): 16-21. D.L.S. Historic Monument unveiled. 3(10):16-17. D.L.S. Intelligence Corps and the Riel Rebellion. (A. O. Wheeler) 4(12) :3-8. D.L.S. Slide Rule for Computing Slope Corrections and Elevations. (W. H. Herbert) Ann. Rept. 1917: 183-86. DALKIN, T. W. Alberta Mapping Project. 12:265-9. DANIELL, F. Early Land Surveying in Texas. 9(11):23-27. Datum, Canada's Official Level. (R. H. Montgomery) 5(7):17-18. Datum, 1927 North American. (W. H. MacTavish) Datum Planes, Tidal. (C. M. Cross) 11(2):24-28. Datum Surfaces. (J. E. Lilly) 7(11):23-29. Datums, Low Water. 11(1):19. DAUGHEN, K. Historic Canada Company Closes Books. 11(6):57-58. DAVIDSON, J. I. Photogrammetric Instrumentation and Procedures as an Aid to the Geologist. 12:656-68. DAVIDSON, R. D. see also HAY, J. C. DAVIDSON, R. D. port. Proc. 1945:1. DAVIDSON, R. D. Air Survey Technique of the Geographical Section, G.S. 7(1):9-21. DAVIDSON, R. D. On a Visit to Various U.S. Mapping Services. 8(11):2-9. DAVIDSON, R. D. Plotter for Oblique Photographs. Proc. 1936:20-27; Disc. 27-29. DAVIDSON, R. D. Presidential address. Proc. 1946: 3-5. DAVIDSON, R. D. Testing of Lenses and Cameras Used in Aerial Photography. 5 (8):3-5. DAVIES, T. A. Obit. Ann. Kept. 1932:51. DAVIS, M. J. New Zealand Surveys. 10(4):17-21. DAWSON, G. M. Relation of Mountain Forms to Geological Structure; abstract. Proc. 1891:120-23. DAWSON, G. M. Suggestions on Geographical Nomenclature. Proc. 1888:49-52. DAWSON, William Bell. Obit. 8(5) :27. DE JONG, S. H. Letter re training and education. 11(4):64-65. DELANEY, G. F. Current Problems in Canadian Geographic Nomenclature. 9(3):6-12. DELURY, A. T. [Mathematics and Surveying] address at Annual luncheon. Ann.Rept. 1929:37-41. DENMARK, D. E. Beaver Conservation by the Hudson's Bay Company. 8(7):15-18. DENMARK, D. E. Development of the Saskatchewan River. 6(1):3-5. DENNIS, E. M. History of the System of Dominion Lands Surveys. Ann. Rept. 1915:26-55. DENNIS, E. M. War Honours Won by Dominion Land Surveyors. Ann. Rept. 1919:118-22. DENNIS, J. S. Obit. port. 6(7) :26-27. DENNIS, J. S. port. 3(4) :24. DENNIS, J. S. Dominion Government Surveys in Manitoba, the Northwest Territories and British Columbia. Proc. 1889:158-70. DENNIS, J. S. Presidential address. Proc. 1890:18-23. DENNIS, J. S. President's address. Proc. 1892:7-10. DENNIS, J. S. Remarks at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1924:41-44. DENNIS, J. S. Reminiscences of the Riel Rebellion, 1885. 3(4):22-23. DENNIS, J. S. Report of Committee on Permanent Marking of Surveys. Proc. 1891:37-41. DENNIS, W. M. Geodetic Survey of Newfoundland. Proc. 1936:15-17; Disc. 17-19. DENNIS, W. M. Recovery of a Lost Station, by Angular Measurements to Three Fixed Points, When the Angles at the Lost Station are Known. 4(7):16-17. DENNIS, W. M. Report of the Committee on Geodesy. Ann. Rept. 1922:22-24. DENNIS, W. M. Report of the Town Planning Committee. Ann. Rept. 1924:101-2. Descriptions of Land. (R. F. Benson) 4(5):6-14. Descriptions of Properties. (A. J. Van Nostrand) 3(3):3-8. Design of New Types of Theodolites. (J. L. Rannie) 3 (9): 17-20. Determination from Aerial Photographs of the Relative Surface Velocities of Water. 5(11) :22. Determination of the Numbers of . (W. H. Stilwell) 9(12) :7-8. Determining Geographical Positions. (W. F. King) Proc. 1888:119-24. Development and Improvement of Saskatchewan Highways. (C. W. Dill) Ann. Rept. 1920:36-44. Development of Northern Transportation and Surveys in Canada. (F. T. Jenkins) Proc. 1937:14-25; Disc. 25-29. Development of Our Natural Resources. 1(5):3-5. Development of Photogrammetry in Canadian Forestry. (F. T. Jenkins) 12:103-8. Development of Precise Traverse. (C. V. Hodgson) Ann. Rept. 1925:85-107; Disc. 107-12.

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Development of Surveys and Maps in Canada. (F. H. Peters) 5(4):3-11. Development of the Saskatchewan River. (D. E. Denmark) 6(1):3-5. Development of Township Surveys in Ontario. (R. M. Anderson) 5(8):6-9. Developments in British Levelling Instruments. (F. C. Watts) 3(5) :12-15. Developments in Survey Methods ... in International Boundary Surveys. (J. A. Pounder) Ann. Rept. 1927:49-59. Developments in the Use of Air Photographs for Forest Surveys. (H.E. Seely) 9(4):5-9; disc. 9-15 Device for Locating the Principal Point Markers of Air Cameras. (R. H. Field) 10(1):17-21. The Devil Bird, [poem] (R. O. Spreckley) 1(5): 18. DEVILLE, E. G. D. Obit. Port. Ann. Rept. 1925:72-74. DEVILLE, Edouard G. Obit. Port. 1(10) :8-9. Deville, E. G. History of Photogrammetry in Canada. (R. H. Field) 11(3):14-17. Surveys Laboratory, Ottawa. (R. H. Field) 6(6):2-5. DEVILLE, E. G. Address at Annual Luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1921:20-22. DEVILLE, E. Address at Annual luncheon. Ann.Rept. 1922:35-38. DEVILLE, E. Phototopography in Italy. Proc. 1889: 136-40. DEVILLE, E. Remarks at Annual Banquet. Ann. Rept. 1914:73-75. DEVILLE, E. Remarks at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1918:106-8. DEVILLE, E. G. Remarks at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1919:106-8. DEVILLE, E. G. Remarks at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1920:115-17. DEVILLE, E. Remarks at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1923:29-32. DEVILLE, E. Remarks at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1924:39-41. DEVILLE, E. Tribute to Mr. Lindsay Russell. Ann. Rept. 1913:18-20. DEVILLE, E. and KLOTZ, O. Canada's Part in the International Scientific Meetings at Rome. 1(2):3-5. de Waal Meyer, D. Natural Resources of South Africa; address at Annual luncheon. Proc. 1939:25-29. Diagrams for the Approximate Determination of Latitudes and Departures. (W. H. Herbert) Ann. Rept. 1917:168-73. Diary of a Pioneer Western Land Surveyor. (J. W. Harris) 9(3):13-23. DICK, R. G. Surveying and Mapping in New Zealand. Proc. 1952:21-35. DICKERSON, L. A. Control Extension by Photogrammetric Methods. 11 (3): 3-6. DICKIE, R. E. Granting of Lands and Surveying Problems in Nova Scotia. 11(6) :41-45. DICKSON, H. G. Future of Dominion Land Surveyors as a Body. Ann. Rept. 1914:26-28; Disc. 29-35. DICKSON, H. G. Marking of Surveys in Cities and Towns. Proc. 1891:53-55. DICKSON, James. Obit. 2(7):15-16. Different Systems of Survey in Manitoba and the North-West Territories. (W. F. King) Proc. 1885:17-24. DILL, C. W. Development and Improvement of Saskatchewan Highways. Ann. Rept. 1920:36-44. DINGLE, W. B. Cutting and Clearing Line. 8(4):23-24. A Direct-Reading Tacheometer. 2(1) :7-9. Direction in High Latitudes. (K. R. Greenaway) 11(5):35-38. A Director of Surveys, Some Experiences of. (R. L. Brown) Proc. 1953:29-33. Discovery of the Klondike. (C. S. W. Harwell) 2(6):3-5. Discovery of the Longitude. (J. H. Holloway) 8(6):2-8. Distance Measurements with the Stadia and the Rangefinder. (B. W. Waugh) 5(3):6-9. Distance Measuring Micrometers. (W. F. King) Proc. 1889:171-77. Distortion of Photographic Lenses in the Photogrammetric Practice. (T. J. Blachut). 10(11):23-28. DIXON, W. R. and GREENBERG, L. H. Marking of Survey Stakes with Radioactivity. 10(11):2-10. DOBSON, W. P. Community of Science. 9(2):8-12; Disc. 12-18. DOBSON, W. P. Forward Step in Co-operation Among the Scientific Professions. 8(7):26-28. DODGE, G. Blanchard. Obit. 8(11) :27. Dominion Hydrographic Service. Nautical Charting. (F. C. G. Smith) 12-108-12 Dominion Land Survey Monuments. (H. L. Seymour) Ann. Kept. 1917:75-97; Disc. 97-104. The Dominion Land Surveyor. (J. E. R. Ross) 8(1):12-22. The Dominion Land Surveyor, Coming of. (J. N. Wallace) 6(12):2-11. Dominion Land Surveyor, Status of. (T. Shanks) Ann. Rept. 1923:42-48. Dominion Land Surveyors [President's address] (F. D. Henderson) Ann. Rept. 1927:9-12. Dominion Land Surveyors, Status. Disc. Ann. Rept. 1912:18-27. Dominion Land Surveyors as a Body, Future of (H. G. Dickson) Ann. Rept. 1914:26-28; Disc. 29-35. Dominion Land Surveyors' Association, Nineteenth Convention. (W. H. Norrish) 2(4):7-14. Dominion Land Surveyors' Association, History of the Early Formation. (R. C. Purser) Ann. Rept. 1920:171-75. Dominion Land Surveys, A Milestone in. (F. H. Peters) 3(10):4-7. Dominion Lands Surveys, History of the System. (E. M. Dennis) Ann. Rept. 1915:26-55. Dominion Lands, Plans and Field Notes of Surveys of. (P. B. Symes) Proc. 1890:130-40. Dominion Lands Surveys, Laboratories. (W. C. Way) Ann. Rept. 1915:118-26; Disc. 126-30. Dominion Topographical Surveyor, diploma. (J. Carroll) 11(2):3-4. DONNELLY, C. B. C. A Job for Canada. 5(4):11-15. DONNELLY, C. B. C. Navigating Sight Used by the Topographic Survey of Canada for Aerial Photography. 3(3):13-16.

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DONNELLY, C. B. C. Surveyor Reflects. 7(12):20-23. DORAN, P. C. Electronic Trilateration, Bering Sea Area. 11(5):55-59. DOUGLAS, R. Place-Names, a National Asset. Ann. Rept. 1920:44-48; Disc. 48-49. DOUPE, Jacob Lonsdale. Obit. 10(12) :2. DOWLING, D. B. Soils of the Great Plains. Ann. Rept. 1920:31-34; Disc. 34-36. DOWNTON, G. M. Some Notes from Central British Columbia. 3(5):20-21. Drainage in Ontario. (G. A. McCubbin) 4(1):3-6. DRAPER, W. N. Early Trails and Roads in the Lower Fraser Valley. 8(3):19-23. DREWRY, William S. Obit. 6(11):22. DREWRY, W. S. Report of Standing Committee on Topographical Surveying. Proc. 1890:45-48. Drought Area of Western Canada, Reclamation. (E. S. Archibald) Proc. 1937:50-61; Disc. 61-62. DRUMMOND, A. T. Regarding Geographical Nomenclature. Proc. 1889:178-80. DRUMMOND, A. T. Suggestions for Surveyors' Reports. Proc. 1889:146-49. DRUMMOND, Thomas. Mining Industry of the Province of British Columbia — Past and Present. Proc. 1888:91-111. DUCKER, W. A. Obit. 1(6):16. DUFFIELD, H. J. A Survey Problem. 6(9):9-10. DUFRESNE, J. I. Arithmometer. Proc. 1893:73-78. DUFRESNE, J. I. Solar Attachment to the Transit Instrument. Proc. 1891:134-37. DUFRESNE, L. A. New Signal for Mountainous Districts. Proc. 1891:88-90. DUMAIS, P. T. C. Obit. 2(3) :16. DUMAS, Armand. Northern Quebec and the Land Surveyor. 12:259-64. DUNBAR, W. P. Wellington Lake Power Project. 6(5):2-9. DUNLAP, Henry Joseph. Obit. 10(11):35-36. DUNLAP, H. J. The National Air Photographic Library. 9(7):17-20. DUNPHY, A. M. Obit. 12:292. The Duoscope. (H. E. Seely) 7(3):2-5. Duoscope, Correspondence re. (R. H. Field, L. E. Hewlett and H. E. Seely) 7(5):27-29. DURGIN, C. M. Practical Use of Aeronautical Charts. 6(9):11-15. DURRELL, W. H. Iron Ore Discoveries of New Quebec and Labrador: luncheon address. 9(12):11-15. DuVERNET, F. P. Man Is Not Lost. 8(9):2-8. Early Days of Western Settlement. (W. R. Reilly) 2(6):6-7. Early Explorations and Surveys hi the Canadian North-West. (R. F. Clarke) Ann. Rept. 1920:175-88; Disc. 188-91. Early Formation of the Dominion Land Surveyors' Association, History of. (R. C. Purser) Ann. Rept. 1920:171-75. Early Land Surveying In Texas. (F. Daniell) 9(11): 23-27. Early Standards of Island. 3(11) :14-15. An Early Survey, 1829. 6(8) :25. Early Surveys and Administration of Lands In Manitoba. (W. Pearce) Ann. Rept. 1914:136-63. Early Surveys In Saskatchewan. (C. T. Helstrom) 12:337-39. Early Trails and Roads in the Lower Fraser Valley. (W. N. Draper) 8(3):19-23. Earthquakes, Methods of Locating Epicentres of; Summary. (E. A. Hodgson) Proc. 1936:64-65. Earthquakes, Relation of the Surveyor to. (E. A. Hodgson) Ann. Rept. 1927:30-33. Earthquakes, The Seismograph and. (O. J. Klotz) Ann. Rept. 1914:37-47. Eastmain Experiment in Reconnaissance Mapping. (John Carroll) 7(10):2-11. Echo Soundings in Hydrography, Precision. (C. B. Potts) 10(2):1-10. Echoes. (R. A. Logan) 12:317-23. Education Committee, Ontario Land Surveyors Association. (W. J. Baird) 11(3):49-52. Education for the Surveyors and Photogrammetrists of the Future. (G. H. Harding) 10(12):15-19. Effect of Aerial Surveys on the Investigation and Development of Our Natural Resources. (A. M. Narraway) Ann. Rept. 1928:38-49. Effect of Weather on Survey Instruments. 3(9):8. Egyptian Maps, Map Reference Grid Adopted for. 2(3):14. Eighteenth Century Manuscript Maps of South Africa. 11(1):50-51, or 11(2):58-59. Electric Light, Reflection of. (O. J. Klotz) Proc. 1889: 87-92. Electrical Apparatus in the Determination of Longitude. (O. J. Klotz) Proc. 1888:125-33. Electronic Trilateration. (P. C. Doran) 11(5):55-59. Electronics in Surveying and Photogrammetry. (Sir Robert Watson-Watt) 12:454-60. Elementary Principles of Stereo-Plotters for Alr Photographs. (R. H. Field) 5(11):3-9; Disc. 9-11. ELIEL, L. T. Fairchild Solar Navigator. 8(2):25-27. ELIEL, L. T. Perfection in Topographic Mapping — When Is It Justified? 12:440-42. ELIEL, L. T. Slotted Templet Method. 7(1):2-8. ELIEL, L. T. Trends of Photogrammetry. Proc. 1938: 35-43; Disc. 43-45. EMERSON, G. C. Roll Film Camera. 11(2):43-45. EMERSON, G. C. Topographical Mapping by Helicopter. 10(11):13-22. Empire Survey Officers, Conference, 1935. (F. H. Peters) 5(6):3-5. Engineer in War and Reconstruction. (W. R. White) Proc. 1942:38-43; Disc. 43-46.

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Engineer Survey Services in First Canadian Army. (H. A. S. West) 9(1):11-17; Disc. 17-19. Engineering Problems of the Great War. (Sir Arthur Currie) Ann. Rept. 1920:50-69. ENGLER, Carl. A Primitive Calendar. 3(6):17. Ephemeris Giving the Solar Declination for All Years. (W. H. Herbert) Ann. Rept. 1917:174-82. Epicentres of Earthquakes; Methods of Locating; Summary. (E. A. Hodgson) Proc. 1936:64-65. Error in a Traverse Angle, Analysis of. (A. W. Miller) 6(1):21-24. Errors in Physical Measurement. (L. G. Turnbull) 10(10):3-10. Essex Border Utilities Commission. Town Planning Committee Report. Ann. Rept. 1929:21-22. ESTE, A. O. Rectangular Co-ordinates. 8(10):2-4. Esthonlan and Dominion Land Surveyors, [editorial] 1(9):2. EVANS, Stanley L. Obit. 4(12):16. Evidence. (D. N. Hossie) 3(6):3-7, 14. Evidence. (D. N. Hossie) 6(1):12-19. Evidence, Land Surveyor's Use of. (E. Markham) 8(4):8-10. Evidence, Principles of. (J. H. Holloway) 11(2):31-42. Evolution of Quebec Surveys. (G. Coté)) Proc. 1940: 21-28; Disc. 28-31. Exactly Half Way Between the Equator and the . (J. L. Rannie) 7 (6):24-25. Exploitation and Conservation of Mineral Resources in a Balanced Development of Canada. (J. J. O'Neill) 7(3):13-22. Exploration and Development of an Oil Field. (H. W. Palkowsky) 5(10):8-17. Exploration in Northern British Columbia. (K. F. McCusker) Ann. Kept. 1928:57. (Referred to but not printed.) Explorations and Surveys, Early, in the Canadian North-West. (R. F. Clarke) Ann. Rept. 1920:175-88; Disc. 188-91. Exploratory Surveys. (W. Ogilvie) Proc. 1893:53-62. Explorers, Contribution to the Mapping of Arctic North America. (N. L. Nicholson) 11(4):13-18. Explorers of Canada; address by Sir George Garneau at Annual luncheon. 3(12):10-13. Expressions of Land Forms on Topographical Maps. (A. C. T. Sheppard) Ann. Rept. 1926:78-88. Fairchild Solar Navigator. (L. T. Eliel) 8(2):25-27. Farm Lands, Assessment Surveys of. (R. W. Cautley) Ann. Rept. 1919:124-32; Disc. 132-36. Farthest North Dominion Land Survey, at a Point 750 Miles from North Pole. 1(11) :11. FAWCETT, S. D. Land Classification. Ann. Rept. 1919:56-57. FAWCETT, S. D. Report of Aerial Surveys Committee. Ann. Rept. 1932:19-32. FAWCETT, S. D. Report of the Land Surveys Corn-tee. Ann. Rept. 1924:22-27. FAWCETT, Thomas. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1921:85-86. FAWCETT, Thomas. Address by the President. Ann. Rept. 1912:10-14. FAWCETT, Thomas. Irrigation. Proc. 1889: 141-45. FAWCETT, Thomas. Presidential address. Proc. 1887:10-18. FAWCETT, Thomas. Presidential address. Proc. 1888: 20-24. FAWCETT, Thomas. President's address. Ann. Rept. 1911:13-17. FAWCETT, Thomas. Ranching and Irrigating in British Columbia. Proc. 1888:134-41. FAWCETT, Thomas. Selection, Equipment and Management of a Survey Party. Proc. 1885:27-31. Federal Land Settlement Policy. Ann. Rept. 1921: 65-70. Federal-Provincial Agreements, Surveying and Mapping Aspects of. (D. A. Macdonald) 11(1):7-11. FERNANDEZ-CONCHA, German. Practical Engineering of the Incas [reported], 12:587. A Few Thoughts on Geodesy. (J. L. Rannie) Ann. Rept. 1917:44-61. Field, R. H. port. Proc. 1943:1. FIELD, R. H. see also BURNS, E. L. M. FIELD, R. H. Adapting a Surveying Camera to Fit on the Wild T2 Theodolite. 10(6):27-29. FIELD, R. H. Device for Locating the Principal Point Markers of Ah- Cameras. 10(1):17-21. FIELD, R. H. Elementary Principles of Stereo-Plotters for Air Photographs. 5(11):3-9; Disc. 9-11. FIELD, R. H. First Air Camera Calibration in Canada. 8(5):24-25. FIELD, R. H. Height Determinations by Aneroid Barometer. 2(5):8-9. FIELD, R. H. History of Photogrammetry in Canada. 11(3):14-28. FIELD, R. H. International metre. 12:97-102. FIELD, R. H. J. L. Rannie. 12:127-8. FIELD, R. H. Limitations of Simple Stereo-Plotting Devices. 9(3):2-5. FIELD, R. H. Machine for Producing Slotted Templates. 10(8):12-15. FIELD, R. H. Measurement of Time Intervals. 12:520-23. FIELD, R. H. Optical Exhibition, Bureau of Standards, Washington, 1928. 3(3):21. FIELD, R. H. Our Standards of Length. 2(10):3-8. FIELD, R. H. Presidential address.. Proc. 1944:3-4. FIELD, R. H. Repairs and Tests of the Wild Type Transit. 2(11):10-11. FIELD, R. H. Semi-Annual Meeting of the American Society of Photogrammetry, September, 1938. 6(7):1-4. FIELD, R. H. Sixth International Photogrammetric Congress. 9(11):1-6. FIELD, R. H. Some Notes on the Telescope. 3(11):8-11. FIELD, R. H. Surveys Laboratory, Ottawa. 6(6):2-5. FIELD, R. H. Tercentenary of the Invention of the Barometer. 8(3):24-25.

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FIELD, R. H. Topography on a Very Small Scale. 8(4):18-21. FIELD, R. H. Unification and Development of Length Standards. 9(8):24-28. FIELD, R. H. Why the Wye Level? 8(9):24-25. FIELD, R. H. The Zeiss Planetarium. 3(7):18-20. FIELD, R. H. and HOWLETT, L. E. Letter re "The Duoscope". 7(5):27-28. Field Book, New Form. (A. J. Brabazon) Proc. 1889: 110-11. Field Observations for Azimuth. (W. F. King) Proc. 1891:124-33. Field Performance of the Wild Type Transit. (C. H. Ney) 2(11):8-10. Field Photography. (H. K. Carruthers) Ann. Rept. 1918:28-33; Disc. 33-35. Field Photography. (W. E. Morgan) Ann. Rept. 1920: 102-9. Field Survey Company established. 5(11):28. Field Survey Troops. (E. W. Berry) Ann. Rept. 1920: 197-205. Field Work of the Triangulation Survey of the Railway Belt. (M. P. Bridgland) Ann. Rept. 1917:148-58. Films, Non-Reflecting, on Telescopic Lenses. (C. H. Ney) 8(10):5-10. Final Adjustment, Manitoba-Saskatchewan Shoran Net. (J. E. R. Ross) 10(8):2-8. FINLAY, A. Bearing Trees Found on Base Line. 9(8) ;29. FINNIE, O. S. Obit. 9(7):20-21. Fires, Controlled, Clearing Land by. (F. V. Seibert) Ann. Rept. 1920:124-30; Disc. 130-36. First Aid for the Surveyor. (J. Hardouin) 1(5):6-11. First Air- Camera Calibration in Canada. (R. H. Field) 8(5):24-25. First Canadian Army, Engineer Survey Services in. (H. A. S. West) 9(1):11-17; Disc. 17-19. FIRTH, W. G. H. Geographical Place Names in British Columbia. 9(8):2-6. FITZGERALD, Gerald. German Photogrammetry and the War. 8(12)2-4. FITZGERALD, G. Mapping in Arctic Alaska 11(4): 47-50. FITZGERALD, G. Surveying and Mapping in Peace and War. 10(10):11-21. FITZ OSBORNE, F. The Geologist and Photogra-phical Maps. 5(7):15-17. FITZ OSBORNE, F. Origin of Certain Topographic Features in the Lachute and Ste. Agathe Sheets. 6(2):22-24. Flare Triangulation. (L. M. Sebert) 12:364-72. FLEMING, J. F. Chasing the Weather. 11(4):73-75. FLETCHER, W. A. Range-Finder on Surveys. 1 (4):5-10. FLETCHER, W. A. Report of Aerial Topographic Surveys Committee. Ann. Rept. 1927:34-38. FLETCHER, W. A. Surveys and Oyster Farms. 5(9):8-11. Flight Around the World, Proposed British. (L. E. Broome) Ann. Rept. 1924:47-50. Flight Check of Aeronautical Charts. (J. D. Kay) 6(9):15-22. Flood Measurements by Aerial Photography. (C. H. Birdseye) 6(1):10-11. FLOYD, A. M. port. Proc. 1953:1. Flying boats used for first time in Canadian surveying. Ann. Rept. 1930:71. Flying for the Survey Services. 1(6):10-11. Fontaine, Louis E. Obit. 4(5):18-19. FONTAINE, L. E. Land Settlement Committee Report. Ann. Rept. 1930:52-67. FORDE, Rt. Hon. F. M. Trends of Land and Marine Surveying and Topographic Mapping in Australia Proc. 1950:13-19. Forest-Fire Research. (J. G. Wright) Proc. 1940:32-37; Disc. 37-39. Forest Inventories. Surveying and Mapping Aspects of the Federal-Provincial Agreements. (D. A. Macdonald) 11(1): 7-11. Forest Maps, Photo-Lithographed. (G. A. Spear) 10(10):23-31. Forest Problem of Canada. (R. D. Craig) Ann. Rept. 1925:112-22. Forest Reconnaissance. (H. Claughton-Wallin) Ann. Rept. 1920:89-101. Forest Surveys, Developments in the Use of Air Photographs for. (H. E. Seely) 9(4):5-9; Disc. 9-15. Forestry. (R. H. Campbell) Ann. Rept. 1913:81-87. Forestry, Photogrammetry in Canadian. (F. T. Jenkins) 12:103-8. Forestry, Research in the Use of Air Photographs for. (H. E. Seely) 12:478-82. Forestry and Maps. (D. R. Cameron) 3(7):3-5. Forestry problems in Canada. (C. Leavitt) Ann. Rept. 1921:45-54. Forestry Tri-Camera Method of Air Photography. (H. E. Seely) 9(10):11-21. Formula for the Computation of Offsets at Curve Intersections. (J. H. Holloway) 8(2):11-14. FORSTER, W. G. Our National Parks. Ann. Rept. 1922:43-44. Fort Vermilion District. (P. M. H. LeBlanc) Ann. Rept. 1919:36-41. Fossil Trees, Supposed, Discovered at Kingston, Ont.; synopsis of a lecture. (H. N. Topley) Proc. 1889:66-67. FOSTER, E. R. Underground Mine Surveying. 6(10):24-29. FOUNTAIN, G. F. [Vancouver and the B.C. Special Surveys Act.] 10(9):6-9. The Fourcade Stereogoniometer. (E. L. M. Burns) 5(9):12-20. FRANCIS, John,. Obit. 2(12):16. Frank, Alberta, Investigation of Stability of Turtle Mountain. 5 (2):16. FRASER, R. J. Charting Canada's Coastal Waters. Ann. Rept. 1926:71-78. FRASER, R. J. Charting the St. Lawrence Route. Proc. 1939:46-54; Disc. 54-56.

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FRASER, R. J. Marine Charts of the St. Lawrence Route. 3(3):9-12. FRASER, R. J. and SMITH, F. C. G. Aids to Navigation on the Hudson Bay Route. 4(9):3-9. Fraser Valley, Early Trails and Roads. (W. N. Draper) 8(3):19-23. FREDERICKSON, R. E. Long Portage [poem]. 12:414. FREDETTE, J. F. Lengths of Long Lines. 9(4):2-4. Frobisher Bay. Position Determination of Arctic Coast Lines. (C. H. Ney) 6(6):6-13. Frontière, Québec-Nouveau Brunswick. (G. Coté) 12:12-20. FRY, Eric. Arctic Interlude. 12:386-90. FRY, Eric. Goose Bay, Labrador. 8(12):12-20. FRY, Eric. Sea Supply of the Arctic Weather Stations. 12:645-48. FRY, Eric. Two-way Radio Communication in Surveying. 5(7):19. FULLERTON, C. H. port. Proc. 1942:1. FULLERTON, C. H. Use of Aerial Photographs in Land Description. 7(9):2-6; Disc. 6-11. FULTON, W. J. Ontario Highways. Proc. 1945:56-66. FULTON, W. J. Road Location in Southern Ontario. Proc. 1937:35-40; Disc. 40-41. FULTON, W. J. Use of Aerial Photography in Highway Surveying. 8(4):13-17. Function of a Geodetic Survey. (W. C. Murdie) 5(5):3-7; Disc. 8-9. GALBRAITH, William. Obit. 8(4):31. Gait, John. Historic Canada Company Closes Books. (K. Dau-ghen) 11(6):57-58. GAMBLE, S. G. International Society for Photogrammetry. 12:60-62. GAMBLE, S. G. Suggested Improvement in the Slotted Template Method of Controlling Vertical Air Photographs. 10(3):28-29. GAMBLE, S. G. and MacDONALD, W. D. Assembly of Multiplex Plots. 12:382-84. GARNER, A. C. Letter re Status, etc. of a Dominion Land Surveyor. Ann. Rept. 1912: 18-21; Disc. 21-27. GARNER, A. C. Ottawa Some Impressions, 1925. 2 (2):14-15. GARNEAU, Sir George. Address at Annual luncheon. 3(12):10-13. GASS, L. H. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1917:189. GAUER, E. see BEATTY, F. W. and GAUER, E. CAVILLER, Maurice. Obit. 2(12):16. Geodesy, A Few Thoughts on. ( J. L. Rannie) Ann. Rept. 1917:44-61. Geodetic Instruments, Use of Color Filters on. (H. C. Warwick) 6(2):26. Geodetic Results and Their Practical Meaning. (W. M. Tobey) Ann. Rept. 1914:91-116. A Geodetic Survey, Function of. (W. C. Murdie) 5(5):3-7; Disc. 8-9. Geodetic Survey, Ottawa, Impressions of a Visit to. (T. G. Tyrer) 5(6):15-16. Geodetic Survey of Canada, Operations of. (N. Ogilvie) Ann. Rept. 1923:64-68; Disc. 68-69. Geodetic Survey of Canada, Standards of. (F. A. Mc-Diarmid) Ann. Rept. 1918:108-22; Disc. 122-28. Geodetic Survey of Newfoundland. (W. M. Dennis) Proc. 1936:15-17; Disc. 17-19. Geodetic Surveys Committee Report. (H. P. Moulton) Ann. Rept. 1932:40-46; Disc. 46-48. Geographical Nomenclature. (A. T. Drummond) Proc. 1889:178-80. Geographical Nomenclature. (A. H. Whitcher) Proc. 1893:67-72. Geographical Nomenclature and Orthography in Canada, Memorandum regarding. Proc. 1888:49-60. Geographical Place Names in British Columbia. (W. G. H. Firth) 9(8):2-6. Geographical Positions, Methods of Determining. (W. F. King) Proc. 1888:119-24. Geography, A Vitally Important Study. (F. V. Seibert) 2 (5): 3-4. The Geologist and Photographical Maps. (F. Fitz Osborne) 5(7):15-17. The Geologist Replies to the Land Surveyor. (F. D. Shepherd) 8(5):19-20. Geometrical Trisection of a Plane Angle. (F. W. Wilkins) 7(3):27. Geophysical Investigations of the Earth. (C. H. Ney) 7(7):2-13. Georgian Bay Triangulation Net Being Undertaken. 4(9) :13. German Photogrammetry and the War. (G. Fitzgerald) 8(12):2-4. German Photogrammetry in the War. (R. K. Bean) 8(12):5-11. GIBBON, James. Obit. 8(11):27. GILL, W. H. These Things We Call Maps. 7(10):22-25. GITTERMAN, S. A. Relationship Between Community Planning and the National Housing Act. 9(7):12-16. Glass Circles on Theodolites. (J. L. Rannie) 7(6):2-7. Gnomonic Projection, Graphic Solution of Spherical Triangles by. (W. F. King) Proc. 1890:141-44. Gnomonic Projection, Wharton’s. (J. G. Boulton) Proc. 1891:73-76. The Good Name of the Profession, [editorial] 1(6):2-4 Goose Bay, Labrador. (E. Fry) 8(12):12-20. GORDON, John. Progress of Aerial Photography, 1914-1924. Ann. Kept. 1924:107-14. GORMAN, A. O. Obit. 11(2):60. GORMAN, A. O. port. Proc. 1947:1. GORMAN, A. O. Legal and Topographical Surveys Committee Report. Ann. Rept. 1929:42-52, Disc. 52-54. GORMAN, A. O. Report of the Aerial Surveys Committee. Ann. Rept. 1930:26-31. Government Map-Making. (R. Bell) Proc. 1886:18-20. Graduation Corrections of the Horizontal Circles of Theodolites. (J. L. Rannie) 3(7):7-11.

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GRANT, Alexander MacDonald. Obit. 4(7):19-20. Granting of Lands and Surveying Problems in Nova Scotia. (R. E. Dickie) 11(6):41-45. Graphic Solution of Spherical Triangles by the Gnomonic Projection. (W. F. King) Proc. 1890:141-44. Graphical Method for Determining Terrestrial Latitude and Longitude. (W. H. Stillwell) 9(1):2-9. Great Britain, Ordnance Survey. (R. LI. Brown) 10(8):16-22. Great Britain, Surveying and Mapping Trends in. (R. LI. Brown) 11(5):15-32. Great Lakes Retaining Their Ancient Level? (J. G. Boulton) Proc. 1893:63-66. Great Lakes — St. Lawrence Waterways, Water Levels. (C. A. Price) 11:17-22. Great Slave Lake, Trip into the Barren Land East of. (G. H. Blanchet) Ann. Rept. 1924:76-96. Great Slave Lake, Uncharted Island Found by Dominion Land Surveyor. 1(2): 18. GREEN, F. C. Retired, port. Proc. 1947:52. GREEN, F. C. Possible Routes for a British Columbia — Alaska Highway. 7(5):2-6. GREEN, F. C. Settlement and Surveys in British Columbia. Proc. 1940:39-42; Disc. 43-45. GREEN, Thomas Daniel. Obit. 5(8):20. Green Years. (D. A. MacLean) Proc. 1947:32-37; Disc. 37-42. GREENAWAY, K. R. Direction in High Latitudes. 11(5):35-38. GREENBERG, L. H. see DIXON, W. R. GREGERSON, L. F. Two short methods of computation of the three-point problem. 12:3-7. GREMMLER, P. E. Arctic Mapping — Aerial Photography. 11(4):31-32. Grid System of Survey and Plan Control in a Modern Urban Area. (W. H. Hall) 12:50-56. Grids, Military. (J. Skop) 10(9):30-35. Growth of Canada's National Park System. (R. J. C. Stead) 7(10):16-21. Growth of Greater Winnipeg Public Utilities. (J. B. Scott) 6(4):2-5. GUARD, D. E. Organization of a Base Line Survey. Gunter's Chain. (S. Bray) Proc. 1889:93-95. The Gyro Compass. (W. H. Herbert) 2(11):11-14. Half Way Between the Equator and the North Pole. (J. L. Rannie) 7(6):24-25. HALL, W. H. Establishment of a Grid System of Survey and Plan Control in a Modern Urban Area. 12:50-56. HAMILTON, A. C. Shoran Sites. 12:254-8. HAMILTON, G. C. Surveying for the Oil Industry. 10(9) 36-37. HAMILTON, Lauchlan Alexander. Obit. 7(4) :32. HAMILTON, L. A. System Adopted by the Canadian Pacific Railway for the examination of North-West Lands. Proc. 1891:84-87. HARDING, G. H. Problem of Education for the Surveyors and Photogrammetrists of the Future. 10(12):15-19. HARDING, G. H. What Are the Universities Doing in Training ? 11(3):39-40. HARDOUIN, Joseph. First Aid for the Surveyor. 1(5):6-11. HARRIS, J. W. Obit. Port. Ann. Rept. 1926:92-94. HARRIS, J. W. Diary of a Pioneer Western Land Surveyor. 9(3):13-23. HARRIS, J. W. Status of Our Profession. Proc. 1889-96-101. Harrison, John. Discovery of the Longitude. (J. H. Holloway) 8(6):2-8. HARRISON, R. H. C. Canada's Oil and Gas Market Picture. 12:669-74. HART, C. A. Photogrammetry in the University. 9(12):1-5 HAULTAIN, Alexander G. Obit. 6(9):32. HAWKINS, A. H. port. Ann. Rept. 1915 :front. HAWKINS, A. H. Chaining. Ann. Rept. 1914:118-24. HAWKINS, A. H. Notes on Pack-Trains. Ann. Rept. 1914:128-31. HAWKINS, A. H. Presidential address. Ann. Rept. 1917:15-20. HAWKINS, A. H. Report of Committee on Town Planning. Ann. Rept. 1920:165-66. HAWKINS, A. H. Report of the Historical and Biographical Committee. Ann. Rept. 1930:75-77. HAWKINS, A. H. Report of Historical and Biographical Committee. Ann. Rept. 1931:49-51. HAWKINS, A. H. Roads. Ann. Rept. 1919:91-97; Disc, 97-103. HAWKINS, A. H. Soil Horizons. 1(8):6-7. HAY, J. C. and DAVIDSON, R. D. Brief History of Mapping in Canada. 10(9):24-29. Height Determinations by Aneroid Barometer. (R. H. Field) 2(5):8-9. Helicopter, Topographical Mapping by. (G. C. Emerson) 10(11):13-22. Helicopter, Use of, for Topographical Mapping Surveys. (P. C. Atkinson) 11(6):5-13. Helicopter on a Photo-Topographical Survey. (A. G. Slocomb) 10(1): l-9. Helicopter Operation, Knob Lake Vicinity. (H. N. Spence) 10(7):2-8. HELSTROM, C. T. Early Surveys in Saskatchewan. 12:337-39. HENDERSON, F. D. port. Ann. Rept. 1926:3. HENDERSON, F. D. Arctic Islands of Canada. Ann. Rept. 1924:68-74. HENDERSON, F. D. Dominion Land Surveyors. [Presidential address] Ann. Rept. 1927:9-12. HENDERSON, F. D. Our Calendar and Its Reform. 3(7):13-15. HENDERSON, F. D. Report of the Calendar Reform Committee. Ann. Rept. 1930:78-79. HENDERSON, F. D. Report of the Committee on Town Planning; presented by W. H. Norrish. Ann. Rept. 1926:47-49. HERBERT, W. H. Chinese Geomantic Compass. 3(11):11-12.

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HERBERT, W. H. D.L.S. Slide Rule for Computing Slope Corrections and Elevations. Ann. Rept. 1917:183-86. HERBERT, W. H. Diagrams for the Approximate Determination of Latitudes and Departures. Ann. Rept. 1917:168-73. HERBERT, W. H. Emphemeris Giving the Solar Declination for All Years. Ann. Rept. 1917:174-82. HERBERT, W. H. Modern Direction Finders: The GyroCompass. 2(11):11-14. HERBERT, W. H. Modern Direction-Finders: the Magnetic Compass. 2(10):8-11. HERBERT, W. H. Proposed D.L.S. Slide Rule for Computing Solar Altitude-Azimuths. Ann. Rept. 1917:163-67. HERRIOT, G. H. port. Ann. Rept. 1922:3. HERRIOT, G. H. Historical review. Ann. Rept. 1923: 9-19. HERRIOT, G. H. Report of the Committee on Town Planning. Ann. Rept. 1922:25-29; Disc. 29-31. HERRIOT, G. H. Topographic Detail in Wooded Areas. 1(3):13-15. HERRIOT, G. H. Transportation Problems in the Country North of Lake Winnipeg. Ann. Rept. 1914:48-60;Disc. 61-63. HERRMANN, K. Levelling with the Zeiss-Opton N12. 11(4):67-72. HIGBEE, L. C. Notes on Surveying. 12:461-64. HIGBEE, L. C. Wartime Instruction in the Use of the Transit. 7(11):12-22. Highway Curves. (J. E. Jackson) 5(1):3, 10-16. Highway Surveying, Use of Aerial Photography in. (W. J. Fulton) 8(4):13-17. Highways, Ontario. (W. J. Fulton) Proc. 1945:56-66. Highways, Right of Way for. (E. W. Murray) 8(9):9-14. Highways, Saskatchewan, Development and Improvement. (C. W. Dill) Ann. Rept. 1920:36-44. HILL, J. W. see HOLLOWAY, J. H. and Hill, J. W. History of Alberta Surveys. (J. N. Wallace) Ann. Rept. 1912:43-59; Disc. 59-63. History of Map Making. 9(6):18-24. History of Surveys in Newfoundland. (J. H. Burridge) 10(6)14-23. History of the System of Dominion Lands Surveys. (E. M. Dennis) Ann. Rept. 1915:26-55. History Overtakes a Frontier. (A. E. Moss) 12:416-18. HODGSON, C. V. Development of Precise Traverse. Ann. Rept. 1925:85-107; Disc. 107-12. HODGSON, E. A. Methods of Locating Epicentres of Earthquakes; Summary. Proc. 1936:64-65. HODGSON, E. A. Relation of the Surveyor to Earthquakes. Ann. Rept. 1927:30-33. HOGARTH, George. Roads: discussion. Ann. Rept-1919:97-99. Holcroft, H. S. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1917:188. HOLDEN, O. Hydro-Electric Development on the Ottawa River. (Address given but not published) Proc. 1950:20. Holland, Samuel — First Surveyor-General of British North America. Ann. Rept. 1919:16. Holloway, J. H. port. 9(6) :25. HOLLOWAY, J. H. Alberta's Newest Oil Field. Proc. 1948:35-45; Disc. 45-48. HOLLOWAY, J. H. Discovery of the Longitude. 8(6);2-8. HOLLOWAY, J. H. Formula for the Computation of Offsets at Curve Intersections. 8(2) :11-14. HOLLOWAY, J. H. Northern Alberta Oil Sands and Then- Development. 7 (11) : 2-11. HOLLOWAY, J. H. Preservation and Restoration of Survey Monuments. 8(8):4-7. HOLLOWAY, J. H. Principles of Evidence. 11(2):31-42 HOLLOWAY, J. H. and HILL, J. W. Alberta-Saskatchewan Boundary Surveys. 12:232-38. Horses for Survey Work, Selection of. (G. J. Lonergan) Ann. Rept. 1917:120-28. HOSSIE, D. N. Evidence. 3(6):3-7, 14. HOSSIE, D. N. Evidence. 6(1):12-19. HOTCHKISS, C. P. Land Classification Surveys and Their Bearing on a Land Settlement Policy. Ann. Rept. 1923:69-77; Disc. 77-81. HOTCHKISS, C. P. Report of Topographical Surveys Committee. Ann. Rept. 1925:22-27; Disc. 27-29. How I Went to Alaska. (A. O. Wheeler) 3(5):7-9. HOWLETT, L. E. see also FIELD, R. H. HOWLETT, L. E. and CARMAN, P. D. Photography for Forestry Purposes. 10(2) :12-16. Hubbell, E. W. Obit. 7(12) :32. Hubbell, E. W. 3(7):21. HUBBELL, E. W. Progress and Inspection of Surveys. Ann. Rept. 1913:57-72; Disc. 73-76. HUBBELL, E. W. Report of the Historical Committee. Ann. Rept. 1926:89-91. HUBBELL, E. W. Some Reminiscences of Early Surveys. 3(7):,21-23. Hudson Bay, Position Hunters on. (C. H. Ney) 11(5):2-12. Hudson Bay Route, Aids to Navigation on the. (R. J. Fraser and F. C. G. Smith) 4(9):3-9. Hudson Bay Terminals at Churchill, Man., Construction of. (G. Kydd) 4(5) :3-6. Hudson's Bay Company. Surveys in Saskatchewan. (D. A. Smith) Proc. 1942:26-36. Hudson's Bay Company, Beaver Conservation by. (D. E. Denmark) 8(7):15-18. Hudson's Bay Company's Land Settlement Policy. (C. E. Joslyn) Ann. Rept. 1930:56-58. Hudson's Bay grants and foreshore on Vancouver Island. 5(12):14-16. Hudson's Bay Route Forty-Five Years Ago. (G. A. Bayne) 3(1):19. HUGHES, A. J. Navigational Instruments for Use in Aircraft. 3(6):8-13. HUME, G. S. Search for Oil in Alberta. Ann. Rept. 1926:41-47. Humphreys, W. port. Proc. 1950:1.

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HUMPHREYS, W. Presidential address. Proc. 1951: 3-7. HUMPHREYS, W. Professional Consciousness. 10(6):31-32. HUMPHREYS, W. Railway Right of Way Surveys. 6(7):5-7; Comments by W. L. Affleck, 6(8):23-24; Reply by W. Humphreys, 6(9) :28. Hydro Electric Power in Ontario. (T. C. James) Ann. Rept. 1927:23-26. Hydrographic and Map Service, War Record. (F. C. G. Smith) 8(11):14-20. Hydrographic Charts, Compilation of. (J. Bell) 12:375-78. Hydrographic Office of the U.S. Navy, Surveying and Charting Activities. (G. Medina) 7(9):14-19; Disc. 19-23. Hydrographic Surveying. (J. G. Boulton) Proc. 1890: 115-20. Hydrographic Surveying in the Arctic. (T. K. Tread-well) 11(4):42-44. Hydrographical Surveying with Special Reference to James Bay. (L. T. Bowes) Ann. Rept. 1922:48-56. Hydrographic Surveys. Nautical Charting. (F. C..G. Smith) 12:108-12. Hydrographic Surveys, Photogrammetry and Its Application to. (G.Medina) Proc. 1941:39-47. "If", [poem] (R. O. Spreckley) 1(1):16. Immigration policy. (Land Settlement Committee Report) Ann. Rept. 1929:54-58; Disc. 58-59. Importance of the Role Played by the Surveyor and the Forest Engineer in the Up-Building of the Country. (A. Bédard) 7(4):2-9. Improving the Performance of Wild Theodolites; a review of three papers. 4(12):8-10. In the Footsteps of Henry Hudson. (C. H. Ney) 8(1):24. Indians Notes on the Cree Language. (R. A. Logan) 7(3):6-11. Indians, Some Facts About. (W. R. White) 7(6):14-22. Industries in Canada, New. (T. H. Hartley) 6(10) U8-22. Instrument, Field, New Form of. (G. B. Abrey) Proc. 1885:24-27. Instrument Pathology. (J. Cobbstaff) 3(9):6-7. Instruments, Navigational, for Use in Aircraft. (A. J. Hughes) 3(6):8-13. Instruments, Winterization for the Topographical Survey. (H. A. Munro) 11(2):29. Instruments Used in Surveying, Synopsis of lecture on. (W. F. King) Proc. 1889:63-65. Interesting Check on the Precision of Secondary Triangulation Done Twenty-Five Years Ago. (J. L. Rannie) 6(4):7-10. International Boundary. (A. F. Lambert) 12:676-91. International Boundary Commission. Ann. Rept. 1932:44-46. International Boundary Surveys, Developments in Survey Methods as Illustrated in One Hundred and Fifty Years of. (J. A. Pounder) Ann. Rept. 1927:49-59. International Metre. (R. H. Field) 12:97-102. International Relations. (N. J. Ogilvie) Ann. Rept. 1925:81-84. International Society for Photogrammetry. Interim Report. (G. S. Andrews) 12:358-60. Meeting of Commission IV. (T. J. Blachut) 12:361-63. Report on Seventh Congress. (G. S. Andrews) 11(2): 2-3. International Society for Photogrammetry. (S. G. Gamble) 12:60-62. Interpretation of Vertical Air Photographs. (L. E. Brenot) 5(9):2-7. International Scientific Meetings at Rome, Canada's Part in. (E. Deville and O. Klotz) 1 (2):3-5. Invar for chains; Comment by Dr. Deville. Ann. Rept. 1912:94. Invar Wires, Precise Measuring with; and the Measurement of Kootenay Base. (P. A. Carson) Ann. Rept. 1911:55-69. Iron Ore Company of Canada. History Overtakes a Frontier. (A. E. Moss) 12:416-18. Iron Ore Discoveries of New Quebec and Labrador. (W. H. Durrell) 9(12):11-15. Irrigation. (T. Fawcett) Proc. 1889:141-45. Irrigation, Settlement and. (W. Pearce) Proc. 1889: 150-57. Irrigation in Alberta. (P. M. Sauder) 7(12):3-12. Irrigation Legislation. (W. Pearce) Proc. 1893:18-35. Irrigation on the . (W. L. Jacobson) Proc. 1946:23-33. Irrigation Projects in Alberta. (L. C. Charlesworth) 2(9):12-18. IRWIN, Henry. Surveys of Right of Way for Railways. Proc. 1891:146-57. Italy, Phototopography in. (E. Deville) Proc. 1889: 136-40. Jackson, Allan Mair. Obit. 3(5):24. JACKSON, J. E. Highway Curves. 5(1):3, 10-16. JACKSON, K. B. Photogrammetry at the University of Toronto. [Discussion only] Proc. 1951:28-32. JACOBSON, W. L. Irrigation on the Canadian Prairies. Proc. 1946:23-33. Jamaica, Land Surveying in. (A. J. Butterfield) 4(2): 11-14. JAMES, F. C. Reconstruction—A Challenge. Proc. 1945:28-33. JAMES, T. C. Hydro Electric Power in Ontario. Ann. Rept. 1927:23-26. James Bay, Hydrographical Surveying. (L. T. Bowes) Ann. Rept. 1922:48-56. JENKINS, F. T. Aerial Photographic Survey in Labrador. 7(8):2-17. JENKINS, F. T. Development of Northern Transportation and Surveys in Canada. Proc. 1937: 14-25; Disc. 25-29. JENKINS, F. T. Development of photogrammetry in Canadian forestry. 12:103-8.

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Jephson, R. J. Obit. 2(11):16. A Job for Canada. (C: B. C. Donnelly) 5(4):11-15. Johnson, P. N. Obit. Port. 7(11):29-30. JOHNSON, F. M. Future Status of the Profession and of the Institution of Surveyors, N.S.W. 7(9):12-13. JOHNSTON, W. A. Soil Survey. Ann. Rept. 1919:80-88; Disc. 88-91. JONCAS, Louis. Précision dans les Mesures. 11(3): 52-57. Joncas, Paul. port. 8(1):26. JONCAS, P. Surveys in Quebec, Past and Present. Proc. 1942:11-16; Disc. 16-21. JONES, M. Legal Aspects of Land Surveying in Nova Scotia. 12:649-54. JONES, V. C. Model Planetarium. 7(5):16-17. JOSLYN, C. E. Letter quoted re Hudson's Bay Company's land settlement policy. Ann. Rept. 1930: 56-58. Journey from The Pas, Manitoba, to Ranken Inlet. (G. E. Webber) 6(5):19-23. Jukes, H. A. Obit. 4(8) :9. Juvenile Delinquency. (A. Longlay) Proc. 1952:36-40. KAUFFMAN, V. Airborne Magnetometer and Its Future Use in Canada. 9(9):2-6; Disc. 6-7. KAUFFMAN, V. Photo Maps. Proc. 1945:19-27, 33-35. KAY, J. D. Flight Check of Aeronautical Charts. 6(9):15-22. KEENLEYSIDE, H. L. Modern Mexico. Proc. 1948: 15-20. KEMP, V. A. M. Police Assistance to the Surveys of Canada; summary of address. 4(12):12. KENDALL, D. N. Mapping 125,000 Square Miles In Northern Ontario. 9(2):20-22. Kenya Colony, Surveying in. 2(5):4. Kicking Horse Pass. Surveys in Saskatchewan. (D. A. Smith) Proc. 1942:31. KIHL, J. H. Twisting of Theodolite Tripods of Timber. 7(5):14-16. King, W. F. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1917:187-88. KING, W. F. The Calendar. Ann. Rept. 1911:43-54. KING, W. F. Distance Measuring Micrometers. Proc. 1889:171-77. KING, W. F. Field Observations for Azimuth. Proc. 1891:124-33. KING, W. F. Graphic Solution of Spherical Triangles by the Gnomonic Projection. Proc. 1890: 141-44. KING, W. F. Letter from Pembina. 8(1):22-24. KING, W. F. Measurement of the Distances of the Stars; resumé. Proc. 1893:36-46. KING, W. F. Methods of Determining Geographical Positions. Proc. 1888:119-24. KING, W. F. Notes on the Different Systems of Survey in Manitoba and the North-West Territories. Proc. 1885:17-24. KING, W. F. Occultations of Stars by the Moon. Proc. 1889:73-78. KING, W. F. Some Remarks upon the Method of Least Squares. Proc. 1886:14-18. KING, W. F. Some Remarks upon the Method of Least Squares. 12:331-35. KING, W. F. Synopsis of a lecture on Astronomy. Proc. 1890:71-73. KING, W. F. Synopsis of a lecture on Instruments Used in Surveying. Proc. 1889:63-65. KING, W. F. and BELL, R. Report of Committee to Enquire into the Best Means for Having a Uniform System of Map- Making in the Various Departments of the Government. Proc. 1887:68-70. KING, W. F. and others. Memorandum prepared by a Committee appointed to consider the question of a Trigonometrical Survey of the Dominion. Proc. 1888:42-48. KIRK, E. Some Old and Recent Laws and Regulations Affecting Land Surveying in the Province of Quebec. 7(2):14-17. KIRK, J. A. Standard of Precision. Proc. 1889:102-4. KISSAM, P. Accuracy of Transit Work Depends on Clearer Circle Graduations. 7(5):7-9. Kitchener, Ontario. Grid System of Survey and Plan Control. (W. H. Hall) 12:50-56. Town Planning Committee Report. Ann. Rept? 1929:19. KITTO, F. H. Placer Surveys in the Yukon Territory. Ann. Rept. 1915:101-15; Disc. 115-18. KITTO, F. H. Plumb Bob Holder. Ann. Rept. 1913: 78-80. KITTO, F. H. Practical Management of Field Surveys. Ann. Rept. 1911:30-42. KLINKENBERG, H. Coordinate Systems and the Three Point Problem. 12:508-18. The Klondike, Discovery of. (C. S. W. Barwell) 2(6) :3-5. Klotz, O. J. Obit. Port. Ann. Rept. 1924:97-99. Klotz, Otto. Ann. Rept. 1917:5, port. 4. KLOTZ, O. J. Electrical Apparatus in the Determination of Longitude. Proc. 1888:125-33. KLOTZ, O. J. Latitude by Elongation. Proc. 1893: 47-52. KLOTZ, O. J. Latitude by Prime Vertical Observations. Proc. 1891:77-83. KLOTZ, O. J. Presidential address. Proc. 1884:3-6. KLOTZ, O. J. Presidential address. Proc. 1885:8-15. KLOTZ, O. J. Presidential address. Proc. 1886:7-13. KLOTZ, O. J. Projections. Proc. 1884:8-12. KLOTZ, O. J. Railway Belt in British Columbia. Proc. 1890:121-29. KLOTZ, O. J. Reflection of the Electric Light. Proc. 1889:87-92. KLOTZ, O. J. Report of Committee on Geodetic Surveying. Proc. 1890:32-42.

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KLOTZ, O. J. The Seismograph and Earthquakes. Ann. Rept. 1914:37-47. KLOTZ, OTTO. Sun Dials. Ann. Rept. 1920:119-24. KLOTZ, O. J. A Traverse Survey. Proc. 1887:45-62. Knight, R. H. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1932:49-50. Knight, R. H. port. Ann. Rept. 1925:3. KNIGHT, R. H. Report of the Land Settlement Committee. Ann. Rept. 1924:14-17; Disc. 17-22. KNIGHT, R. H. Report of Land Settlement Committee. Ann. Rept. 1925:30-34. Knob Lake Vicinity, Helicopter Operation. (H. N. Spence) 10(7) 2-8. Kootenay Base, Measurement of. (P. A. Carson) Ann. Rept. 1911:55-69. KRCMAR, ANDRE. Consolidation of Landed Properties In the Republic of Czechoslovakia. 6(6): 16-21. KYDD, George. Construction of Hudson Bay Terminals at Churchill, Man. 4(5):3-6. Laboratories of the Dominion Lands Surveys. (W. C. Way) Ann. Rept. 1915:118-26; Disc. 126-30. Labrador. Helicopter Operation, Knob Lake Vicinity. (H. N. Spence) 10(7) :2-8. History Overtakes a Frontier. (A. E. Moss) 12:416-18. Labrador, Aerial Photographic Survey in. (F. T. Jenkins) 7(8):2-17. Labrador, Iron Ore Discoveries. (W. H. Durrell) 9(12):11-15 Lachute and Ste. Agathe Sheets, Origin of Certain Topographic Features in. (F. Fitz Osborne) 6(2):22-24. Lake of the Woods, Northwest Angle. 1(3):12-13. LAMBART, F. Survey of the Canada-Alaska Boundary. Ann. Rept. 1912:112-25. Lambart, H. F. J. Obit. 8(11) :26. LAMBART, H. F. J. Aerial Photo-Topography. Ann. Rept. 1920:138-48. LAMBART, H. F. J. The Ascent of Mount Logan. 2(2):8-13. LAMBERT, A. F. The International Boundary. 12:676:-91. LAND, H. L. River St. Lawrence Ship Channel. 6(3):8-11. LAND, H. L. With Vicars in the Railway Belt. 9(11):7-11. Land Classification. (T. A. McElhanney) Ann. Rept. 1919:57-59; Disc. 59-61. Land Classification Surveys and a Land Settlement Policy. (C. P. Hotchkiss) Ann. Rept. 1923:69-77; Disc. 77-81. Land clearing in Western Canada. Ann. Rept. 1919:36. Land Development in Nova Scotia. (R. J. Milgate) Proc. 1946:40-52. Land Drainage in Manitoba. (G. B. McColl) 3(5):5-6. Land Forms on Topographical Maps. (A. C. T. Sheppard) Ann. Rept. 1926:78-88. Land Grants and Surveys in Prince Edward Island. (H. H. Shaw) Proc. 1939:12-24. Land Policies of Nova Scotia. (P. E. Palmer) 5(5):10-13. Land Registration in Canada. 12:544-48. Land Registry Sidelights. (H. J. Crane) 5(12):13-19. Land Settlement. (A. L. Gumming) 3(2):13-15. Land Settlement. (F. W. Rice) Ann. Rept. 1919:28-35; Disc. 41-51. Land Settlement Policy, Federal. Ann. Rept. 1921: 65-70. Land Settlement Policy, Land Classification Surveys and Their Bearing on. (C. P. Hotchkiss) Ann. Rept. 1923:69-77; Disc. 77-81. Land Surveying in Canada Lands. (D. R. Slessor) 12;530-34. Land Surveying in Jamaica. (A. J. Butterfield) 4(2): 11-14. Land Surveying in Nova Scotia, Legal Aspects of. (M. Jones) 12:649-54. Land Surveying in Texas. (W. A. Rounds) 6(7):14-19. Land Surveyor's Use of Evidence. (E. Markham) 8(4):8-10. Land Surveys of Newfoundland. (J. H. Burridge) 6(3):2-7. Land Titles, Torrens System of. (R. W. Cautley) Ann. Rept. 1912:35-40; Disc. 40-42. Latitude by Elongation. (O. J. Klotz) Proc. 1893:47-52. Latitude by Prime Vertical Observations. (O. J. Klotz) Proc. 1891:77-83. Latitudes and Departures, Diagrams for Approximate Determination of. (W. H. Herbert) Ann. Rept. 1917:168-73. Laurie, R. C. Obit. 6(4) :28. Laval, L'Université, et la Formation Professionnelle de l'Arpenteur-Géomètre. (L.-Z. Rousseau) 11(6):52-54. LAWSON, E. D. Training of Multiplex Operators. 12:325-29. Least Squares, Some Remarks upon the Method of. (W. F. King) Proc. 1886:14-18. Least Squares, Some Remarks upon the Method of. (W. F. King) 12:331-35. LEAVITT, CLYDE. Some Forestry Problems in Canada. Ann. Rept. 1921:45-54. LeBLANC, P. M. H. Fort Vermilion District. Ann. Rept. 1919:36-41. LECKIE, R. Discussion of moving pictures illustrating paper by H. J. F. Lambart. Ann. Rept. 1920: 148-51. [Leduc] Alberta's Newest Oil Field. (J. H. Holloway) Proc. 1948:35-45; Disc. 45-48. Legal and Topographical Surveys Committee Report. (B. W. Waugh) Proc. 1935:19-24; Disc. 24-27. Legal Aspects of Land Surveying in Nova Scotia. (M. Jones) 12:649-54. leMay, T. D. Obit. 12:351. leMAY, T. D. Town Planning. 3(8):21-24. Lengths of Long Lines. (J. F. Fredette) 9(4):2-4.

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Lenses, Photographic, Distortion of in the Photo-grammetric Practice. (T. J. Blachut) 10(11):23-28. Lenses, Telescopic, Non-Reflecting Films on. (C. H. Ney) 8(10):5-10. Lenses and Cameras Used in Aerial Photography, Testing. (R. D. Davidson) 5(8):3-5. Levelling. (R. H. Montgomery) Ann. Rept. 1921:34-37. Levelling Instruments, Comparison of Two Types. (R. H. Montgomery) 3(4):10-13. Levelling Instruments, British, Developments in. (F. C. Watts) 3(5):12-15. Levelling on the Mackenzie River, 1953. (W. G. Blakney) 12:340-41. Levelling with the Zeiss-Opton Level Ni2. (K. Herrmann) 11(4):67-72. Levels, Transfer of Across Water. (R. H. Montgomery) 9(5):23-26. Lewis, John Bower. Obit. 6(1):28. LI CHAO. China Front. Proc. 1943:3-8. Library, Photographic. Ann. Rept. 1930:32. Light Railways in France, Construction and Operation of. (J. H. McKnight) Ann. Rept. 1919:136-39. LILLY, J. E. see also CVETKOV, B. LILLY, J. E. Datum Surfaces. 7(11):23-29. LILLY, J. E. Letter: Reply re Orthogonalization. 12:550. LILLY, J. E. Meteorological Observations During the Second International Polar Year. 4(11):11-14. LILLY, J. E. Plane Co-ordinates for Extended Areas. 6(11) :2-8. LILLY, J. E. Problem and solutions. 8(8):22-23. LILLY, J. E. River St. Lawrence Survey, 1897-1907. 7(7):16-23. Limitations of Simple Stereo-Plotting Devices. (R. H. Field) 9(3):2-5. Lindsay, C. C. port. Proc. 1946:1. LINDSAY, C. C. Construction of a Pipe-Line Between Portland and Montreal. Proc. 1943:19-26; Disc. 27-31. LINDSAY, C. C. Seigneurial System in the Province of Quebec. 7(3):23-26. Linear Measurements. 6(3):24-25. LITTLEPAGE, G. B. Negative Engraving for Map Production. 12:304-10. LLOYD, HOYES. Bird Sanctuaries in Canada. Ann. Rept. 1922:45-47. Locating Control Points for Aerial Mapping in Canada. (B. J. Woodruff) 8(7):19-24. Logan, R. A. Canadian Surveyor Heads Irish Air Force. 6(6):28. LOGAN, R. A. Aerial Surveys in Central Africa. 3(7) :7, 17-18. LOGAN, R. A. Echoes. 12:317-23. LOGAN, R. A. Notes on the Cree Language. 7(3):6-11. LOGAN, R. A. Notes on Surveys of Crown Lands of Nova Scotia. 4(6):3-5. LOGAN, R. A. Progress in Aerial Photographic Surveying. 2(6):8. LOGAN, R. A. Some Aerial Surveys in Northern Rhodesia. 4(3):3-7. LOGAN, R. A. Some Commercial Uses of Aerial Photographic Surveying. Ann. Rept. 1924:51-65; Disc. 65-68. Logan, Mount. A Canadian Conquest. (Editorial) 2(2):2. Logan, Mt., Ascent of . (H. F. J. Lambart) 2(2):8-13. Lonergan, G. J. Obit. 7(3):28. LONERGAN, G. J. Selection of Horses for Survey Work. Ann. Rept. 1917:120-28. Long Portage [poem] (R. E. Frederickson) 12:414. Longitude, Discovery of. (J. H. Holloway) 8(6):2-8. Longtitude, Electrical Apparatus in the Determination of . (O. J. Klotz) Proc. 1888:125-33. Longitude Net, Proposed World Encircling. (R. M. Stewart) Ann. Rept. 1926:37-40. LONGLEY, ARNOLD. Juvenile Delinquency. Proc. 1952:36-40. Looking to the Future In Photogrammetry. (J. V. Sharp) 11(6):23-27. Loucks, Roy William Egbert. Obit. 4(1):20. LOUGHEAD, Sir James. Address at Annual Luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1921:11-14. LOVELESS, EDNA. Geographic Names. 8(12):21-23. Lumsden, Hugh David. Obit. 3(2):20. MacALPINE, C. D. H. Pioneering in Northern Canada. 4(4):3-7. McAREE, J. V. Surveyors Then Made Little Money. 9(9):25-26. McAREE, JOHN. The Contractor. Proc. 1891:56-62. McAREE, JOHN. Hon. D. W. Smith, First Surveyor General of Upper Canada. Proc. 1889:115-32. McAREE, JOHN. Relations Between Master and Man on a Survey Party. Proc. 1888:112-18. McArthur, J. J. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1925:74-75. McArthur, J. J. Ann. Rept. 1917:7. port. 6. McARTHUR, J. J. Chairman's address. Ann. Rept. 1914:17-18. McARTHUR, J. J. Presidential address. Ann. Rept. 1918:16-17. McCAIG, JAMES. Restrictive Covenants. 2(9):3-8. McCALLUM, A. War Medicine Keeps the Navy in Fighting Trim. Proc. 1944:26-30. McCALLUM, A. B. Town Planning: discussion. Ann. Rept. 1919:149-51. McCaw, G. T. Obit. 7(11):30. McCLOSKEY, M. D. Report of Land Settlement Committee. Ann. Rept. 1922:21-22. McCOLL, G. B. Some Aspects of Land Drainage in Manitoba. 3(5):5-6.

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McCOLL, M. S. E. Address at unveiling of the D.L.S. Historic Monument. 3(10):16-17. McColl, Samuel E. Obit. 6(12) :32. McCOMB, H. S. Review of the Surveying Profession in Australia. 6(12):17-26. McCUBBIN, G. A. Drainage in Ontario. 4(1):3-6. McCURDY, P. G. Coastal Delineation from Aerial Photographs. Proc. 1950:21-26; Disc. 26-32. McCusker, K. F. Obit. 12:555-56. McCUSKER, K. F. Alaska Highway. 8(1):8-11. McCUSKER, K. F. All in the Day's Work. 3(5):16-18. McCUSKER, K. F. Exploration in Northern British Columbia. Ann. Rept. 1928:57. (Address referred to but not printed). McCUSKER, K. F. Pushing Back the Frontiers. 3(10):13-15 McCUSKER, K. F. Surveyor's Education. 10(2):25-26. McDIARMID, F. A. Astronomy as Applied to Surveying. 3(2):3-9. McDIARMID, F. A. Standards of the Geodetic Survey of Canada. Ann. Rept. 1918:108-22; Disc. 122-28. McDIARMID, F. A. The Yellowhead Base Line. 1(9):7-8. McDIARMID, R. J. Our Unique Solar System. 8(10):20-21. McDIARMID, R. J. The Stars — Our Timekeepers. 9(4):21-22. Macdonald, C. S. Obit. 12:350. Macdonald, C. S. port. Proc. 1935:5. MACDONALD, C. S. Northwest Territories of Canada. 4(7):3-15. MACDONALD, C. S. Presidential address. Proc. 1936:7-10. MACDONALD, C. S. Thirteen Thousand Miles By Air. 5(l):4-8. MACDONALD, D. A. Surveying and Mapping Aspects of the Federal-Provincial Agreements. 11:7-11. MACDONALD, K. W. Shoran Operations. 10(7):16-20. MacDONALD, W. D. see GAMBLE, S. G. McELHANNEY, T. A. Land Classification. Ann. Rept. 1919:57-59; Disc. 59-Gl. McGrandle, Hugh. Obit. 3(2) :20. Machine for Producing Slotted Templates. (R. H. Field) 10(8):12-15. Mcllquham, W. L. Obit. 12:178-80, port. 179. McKay, R. B. port. 9(8):30-31. McKAY, R. B. Multi-Camera Oblique Mount. 4(10): 12. McKAY, R. B. Multi-Camera Oblique Photography. 5(7):3-14. McKAY, R. B. The O. M. Miller Method of Oblique Air-Surveying. 5(3):12-13. McKelvey, J. G. Obit. 12:292. MACKENZIE, C. J. War and Research. Proc. 1940:14-20 Mackenzie River, Alaska and Return via. (W. Ogilvie) Proc. 1890:94-114. Mackenzie River, 1953 Levelling on. (W. G. Blakney) 12:340-41. Mackenzie River Oil Fields. (C. Camsell) Ann. Rept. 1921:58-65. Mackenzie River Surveys, 1921. (F. V. Siebert) Ann. Rept. 1922:72-75. MacKenzie's Rock. 2 (4):2. McKNIGHT, J. H. Construction and Operation of Light Railways in France. Ann. Rept. 1919:136-39. MacLAREN, D. R. Aids to Air Navigation. Proc. 1938:17-23; Disc. 23-27. McLATCHIE, JOHN. Want of Precision in Surveys. Proc. 1890:80-92. McLAUGHLIN, A. W. Camp Gagetown. 11(6):47-48. MacLEAN, D. A. Green Years: the Viewpoint and Difficulties of the Younger Surveyor. Proc. 1947:32-37; Disc. 37-42. MacLEAN, W. J. Reduction of Shoran Results. 10(5):10-15. MacLEAN, W. J. Shoran Geodetic Operations. 11(6):17-21. McLELLAN, R. A. Paper on an Oil Pipe Line Survey in Western Canada. 10(5):15-92. McLELLAN, R. A. Prairie Survey Associations Joint Council. 12:121. Maclure, K. C. and grid direction for Polar regions. 11(5):38. McMARTIN.G. E. Surveys of the Province of Quebec. Proc. 1889:181r87. McMATH, J. H. Canadian Cartography. 5(3):10-11. The McMillan Arctic Expedition of 1925. 2(1):11. McNAUGHTON, A. G. L. Address at Annual luncheon. Proc. 1937:30-34. McNAUGHTON, A. G. L. Department of National Defence, Maps and Map Making. Ann. Rept. 1926:26-32. MACOUN, JOHN. Directions for Preserving Natural History Specimens. Proc. 1887:65-67. MACOUN, JOHN. Natural History in Connection with the Topographical Survey. Proc. 1888:79-85. MACOUN, JOHN. Remarks on Natural History, withSpecial Reference to Canadian Fish. Proc. 1890:76-79. MACOUN, JOHN. Synopsis of a lecture on How to Preserve Natural History Specimens. Proc. 1889:68-70. McPhilllps, R. C. Obit. 6(9):32. MacTAVISH, W. H. 1927 North American Datum. 11(2):21-23. McVittie, A. W. Obit. 2(6):11. Magnetic Compass. (W. H. Herbert) 2(10):8-11. Magnetic Declination. (J. L. Reid) 12:123-26. Magnetic Declination, Changes in, in Nova Scotia. (J. R. March) 11(4):61-62. Magnetometer, Airborne. (V. Kauffman) 9(9):2-6; Disc. 6-7.

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Magrath, Charles Alexander. Obit. 10(3):30. MAGRATH, C. A. Address at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1921:18-20. MAGRATH, C. A. Casting Bread Upon the Waters. 5(S):13-15. MAGRATH, C. A. Coal Mining. Proc. 1889:105-9. MAGRATH, C. A. Remarks at Annual luncheon. 1920:117-19. MAGRATH, C. A. Reply to address. Ann. Rept. 1931:32-33. Malouin, Paul. Obit. 8(7):32. Man Is Not Lost. (F. P. DuVernet) 8(9):2-8. Man-Packing. (J. W. Pierce) Ann. Rept. 1918:57-61. Manitoba, Early Surveys and Administration of Lands in. (W. Pearce) Ann. Rept. 1914:136-63. Manitoba, Examination of Plans and Accuracy of Surveys. (G. E. Webber) 11(1):29-33. Manitoba, Land Drainage in. (G. B. McColl) 3(5):5-6. Manitoba, the Northwest Territories and British Columbia, Dominion Government Surveys in. (J. S. Dennis) Proc. 1889:158-70. Manitoba, Northern, Base and Meridian Line Surveys in. (D. N. Sharpe) 5(12):23-26. Manitoba Land Surveyors, Association, Sixtieth Anniversary. (H. E. Beresford) 6(10):12-17. Manitoba Land Surveyors, Board of Examiners, 1881-1940. (H. E. Beresford) 7(2):7-13. Manitoba-Ontario Boundary. (F. W. Beatty and E. Gauer) 12:23-32. Manitoba-Ontario Boundary Survey. (J. R. Pierce) Proc. 1949:37-40; Disc. 40-45. Manitoba-Saskatchewan Boundary. (H. E. Beresford) 12:33-46. Manitoba-Saskatchewan Shoran Net, Final Adjustment. (J. E. R. Ross) 10(8):2-8. Manitoba Surveys. (H. E. Beresford) Proc. 1941:47-59. A Map in a Day. (L. G. Trorey) 8(6) :9-24. Map Inspection and Editing. (R. F. Snook) 12:384-85. Map Making. (J. H. Brownlee) Proc. 1888:86-90. Map Making, Government. (R. Bell) Proc. 1886:18-20. Map Making, History of. 9(6):18-24. Map Making, New Brunswick. (A. F. Wightman) 11(3):43-44. Map-Making in the Various Departments’ the Government, Report of Committee to Enquire into the Best Means for Having a Uniform System. (W. F. King and R. Bell) Proc. 1887:68-70. Map Nomenclature. (L. B. Skinner) 12:274-77. Map Production, Negative Engraving for. (G. B. Littlepage) 12:304-10. Map Projections. (F. H. Peters) 4(11):3-10. Map Reproduction [by photozincography], H. K. Carruthers) Ann. Rept. 1918:130-38; Disc. 139-41. Mapping, Application of Shoran. (J. I. Thompson) 10(4) 12-7. Mapping, Arctic. (B. W. Waugh) 11(4):44-47. Mapping, Control for Arctic. (C. H. Ney) 11(4):32-35. Mapping, Horizontal and Vertical Control. (H. A. Paton) 11(4):35-40. Mapping, Military. (W. H. Mills) Proc. 1948:33-34. Mapping, Photographic, in the U.S. (T. Abrams) Proc. 1951:19-23; Disc. 23-27. Mapping, Topographic, in the United States. (E. S. Massie) Proc. 1948:21-28; Disc. 28-32. Mapping, Trends in U.S. (G. G. Tschume) Proc. 1949:14; Disc. 15-19. Mapping a Million Square Miles. (From The Australian Surveyor) 7(7):14-15. Mapping from Photographs, Optical Device to Aid in. (O. M. Miller) 5(6):11-14. Mapping in Arctic Alaska. (G. Fitzgerald) 11(4):47-50. Mapping in Canada, Brief History of. (J. C. Hay and R. D. Davisdon) 10(9):24-29. Mapping [in Great Britain] (R. L. Brown) 10(8):16-22. Mapping in the Tennessee Valley. (T. P. Pendleton) Proc. 1939:30-43; Disc. 43-45. Mapping in the United States. 6(2):l-2. Mapping 125,000 Square Miles In Northern Ontario. (D. N. Kendall) 9(2):20-22. Mapping Surveys, Use of the Helicopter for Topographical. (P. C. Atkinson) 11(6):5-13. Maps, Basic Planimetric from Vertical Photos in New Brunswick; "Where Angels Fear to Tread". (A. F. Wightman) Proc, 1949: 19-33; Disc. 33-35. Maps, These Things We Call. (W. H. Gill) 7(10) :22-25. Maps and Map Making, Interest of Department of National Defence in. (A. G. L. McNaughton) Ann. Rept. 1926:26-32. Maps and Map-Making, practical points. Proc. 1893:79-82. Maps for the Development of Natural Resources. (K. B. Brown) Proc. 1945:49-56. Maps in Nova Scotia. (J. P. Messervey) 11(3):44-48. MARCH, J. R. Changes in Magnetic Declination in Nova Scotia. 11(4):61-62. MARCH, J. R. Nova Scotia-New Brunswick Boundary. 12:8-12. MARCH, J. R. Surveys in Ontario. 12:195-6. Marées, Vagues, Ressacs, Courants et Vents. (J.-E. Sirois) Proc. 1891:138-45. Marie-Victorin (mountains) 11(4):56. Marine Charts of the St. Lawrence Route. (R. J. Fraser) 3(3):9-12. MARKHAM, E. Arbitration for Road Areas in Saskatchewan. 3(9):3-6.

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MARKHAM, E. Land Surveyor's Use of Evidence. 8(4) :8-10. Marking of Survey Stakes with Radioactivity. (W. R. Dixon and L. H. Greenberg) 10(11):2-10. Marking of Surveys in Cities and Towns. (H. G. Dickson) Proc. 1891:53-55. Marks, Permanent, in the Field. (S. L. Brabazon) Proc. 1888:66-70. MASSIE, E. S. Topographic Mapping in the United States. Proc. 1948:21-28; Disc. 28-32. Master and Man, Relations Between on a Survey Party. (J. McAree) Proc. 1888:112-18. Mathematical Geography, Some Aspects of. (J. E. R. Ross) 10(12):3-14. MATHESON, H. Letter re Land settlement. Ann. Rept. 1919:46-48. MATTHES, G. H. Aerial Surveys for City Planning. 2(3):3-7. Meadows, William Walter. Obit. 6(11) :22. Measure of the Terrestrial Globe, Brief History. (A. Tremblay) 8(2):2-9, (3):2-10. . Measurement of Distances, Micrometer. (W. Ogilvie) Proc. 1887:24-44. Measurement of the Distances of the Stars; resume. (W. F. King) Proc. 1893:36-46. Measurement of Time Intervals. (R. H. Field) 12:520-23. MEDINA, G. Photogrammetry and Its Application to Hydrographic Surveys. Proc. 1941:39-47. MEDINA, G. Surveying and Charting Activities of the Hydrographic Office of the U.S. Navy. 7(9):14-19; Disc. 19-23. Medlen, E. M. port. Proc. 1939:2. MEDLEN, E. M. Presidential address. Proc. 1940:5-7. MEDLEN, E. M. Use of Collimators for Testing and Adjusting Precise Instruments. 7(1):22-28. MEIGHEN, Hon ARTHUR. Remarks at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1918:101-4. MEIGHEN, Hon. ARTHUR. Remarks at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1919:103-6. MEIGHEN, Hon. ARTHUR. Remarks at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1920:110-11. MELSON, J. W. Azimuth by Polaris. 8(3):26-28. Menzies, William. Obit. 3(1) :20. MESSERVEY, J. P. Maps in Nova Scotia. 11(3):44-48. Meteorological Aspects of Shoran. (P. A. Monaghan) 10(6)8-14. Meteorological Observations During the Second International Polar Year. (J. E. Lilly) 4(11):11-14. Meteorological Services for Trans-Canada Airways. (J. Patterson) 6(7):8-13. Method of Chaining on the Alberta-British Columbia Boundary. (R. W. Cautley) Ann. Kept. 1923:57-62. Method of Chaining on the Survey of the Ontario-Manitoba Boundary. (J. W. Pierce) Ann. Kept. 1923:49-56. Method of Least Squares. (W. F. King) 12:331-35; Proc. 1886:14-18. Metrology. Errors In Physical Measurement. (L. G. Turnbull) 10(10) :3-10. Mexico, Modern. (H. L. Keenleyside) Proc. 1948:15-20. Michigan, Reforestation and Surveying in. 1(5):11-12. Michigan Association of Surveyors and Engineers. Surveyor, Pioneer to Professional. (W. M. Williams) 10(7):29. Micrometer Measurement of Distances. (W. Ogilvie) Proc. 1887:24-44. Micrometers, Distance Measuring. (W. F. King) Proc. 1889:171-77. Miles, C. F. Obit. port. Ann. Rept. 1923:111-13. Milestone in Dominion Land Surveys. (F. H. Peters) 3(10) :4-7. MILGATE, R. J. Land Development in Nova Scotia. Proc. 1946:40-52. MILGATE, R. J. Surveys in Nova Scotia. 8(10) :11-14. Military Grids. (J. Skop) 10(9):30-35. Military Mapping. (W. H. Mills) Proc. 1948:33-34. Military Photographic Reconnaissance. (W. Pearce) 12:278-82. MILLER, A. W. Analysis of the Error in a Traverse Angle Due to Errors in Plumbing over the Station Marks. 6(1):21-24. Miller, O. M. Method of Oblique Air Surveying. (R. B. McKay) 5(3):12-13. MILLER, O. M. An Optical Device to Aid In Mapping from Photographs. 5 (6): 11 -14. MILLER, W. H. Development of Surveying and Mapping in Canada. Proc. 1935:13-16; Disc, by A. L. Morfee, 16-18. MILLER, W. H. New Terrestrial Surveying Camera. 6(9):26-27. MILLER, W. H. Summary of Sixth Consultation, Pan American Institute. 11(3):42. MILLIGAN, C. J. Title by Possession. 3(l):3-8. Milliken, J. B. Obit. 3(4):28. MILLS, W. H. Military Mapping. Proc. 1948:33-34. MINDAK, H. E. Cover design for Canadian Surveyor. 12-64. Mine Surveying, Underground. (E. R. Foster) 6(10): 24-29. Mineral Claim Surveys. (G. E. Webber) 9(11):12-20. Mineral Resources, Exploitation and Conservation of, in a Balanced Development of Canada. (J. J. O'Neill) 7(3):13-22. Mining, Concentration, etc. of Low Grade Ores. (J. Brady) Proc. 1891:92-100. Mining, Placer, In the Yukon Territory. (F. H. Kitto) Ann. Rept. 1915:101-15; Disc. 115-18. Mining in British Columbia. (T. Drummond) Proc. 1888:91-111. The Mining Industry, A Few Observations on Prospecting, Aircraft and. (L. Rochester) Proc. 1936: 54-62; Disc. 62-64. Mining Prospects and Industries of West Algoma. (H. DeQ. Sewell) Proc. 1891:101-19. Mirages and Other Abnormalities of Vertical Refraction. (J. L. Rannie) 5(2):12-13. Misdescription of boundaries. 5(12):18-19.

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Mississippi River Cut-Offs. 6(7):22-23. Mistassini, Lake. 3(7):16. Moberly, H. K. Obit. 3(6):20. Model Planetarium. (V.C. Jones) 7(5):16-17. Modern Direction Finders: The Gyro Compass. (W. H. Herbert) 2(11) :11-14. Modern Direction Finders: the Magnetic Compass. (W. H. Herbert) 2(10):8-11. Modern Mexico. (H. L. Keenleyside) Proc. 1948:15-20. Modernization of Railways. (N. R. Crump) Proc. 1951: 13-17. Modified Wilson Photoalildade. (John Carroll) 9(2):2-6. MONAGHAN, P. A. Meteorological Aspects of Shoran. 10(6):8-14. Monoscope. (G. R. Sonley) 8(11):9-11. Montgomery, R. H. Obit. 9(6):27. MONTGOMERY, R. H. Canada's Official Level Datum. 5(7):17-18. MONTGOMERY, R. H. Comparison of Two Types of Levelling Instruments. 3(4):10-13. MONTGOMERY, R. H. Levelling. Ann. Rept. 1921: 34-37. MONTGOMERY, R. H. Report of the Geodetic Survey Committee. Ann. Rept. 1925:77-80. MONTGOMERY, R. H. Transfer of Levels Across Water. 9(5):23-26. MONTGOMERY, R. H. Winter Observing on Precise Levelling. 1(6):8-9. Monuments, Dominion Land Survey. (H. L. Seymour) Ann. Rept. 1917:75-97; Disc. 97-104. MORFEE, A. L. Discussion of W. H. Miller's paper on Development of Surveying and Mapping in Canada. Proc. 1935:16-18. MORGAN, W. E. Field Photography— Photography for Surveyors. Ann. Rept. 1920:102-9. Mosaic; editorial. 5(5):2. Mosaic Mapping. (S. J. Wight) 3(8):25-26. Mosaics. Photographic Aid to Surveyors. (J. D. M. Phillips) 10(1):13-16. MOSS, A. E. History Overtakes a Frontier. 12:416-18. MOULTON, H. P. Report of Geodetic Survey Committee. Ann. Rept. 1927:26-30. MOULTON, H. P. Report of the Geodetic Surveys Committee. Ann. Rept. 1931:39-46. MOULTON, H. P. Report of the Geodetic Surveys Committee. Ann. Rept. 1932:40-46; Disc. 46-48. Mountain Climbing in British Columbia, Season's. (S. Young) 7(2):18-23. Multi-Camera Oblique Mount. (R. B. McKay) 4(10):12. Multi-Camera Oblique Photography. (R. B. McKay) 5(7):3-14. Multiplex Aeroprojector. (W. Brucklacher) 5(6):7-10. Multiplex Heighting, Application of Terrestrial Photogrammetry to. (J. I. Thompson) 9(10):4-10. Multiplex Operators, Training of. (E. D. Lawson) 12:325-29. Multiplex Plots, Assembly of. (S. G. Gamble and W. D. MacDonald) 12:382-84. MUNRO, H. A. Winterization of Survey Instruments. 11(2):29. MURDIE, W. C. Function of a Geodetic Survey. 5(5):3-7; Disc, by J. E. R. Ross and E. L. M. Burns, 8-9. MURDIE, W. C. Stereophotogrammetry as Applied to Surveying. Ann. Rept. 1915:66-100. (incl. Disc. and many plates). MURDOCH, G. G. Surveying in New Brunswick. 1(10):5-8. MURPHY, Hon. T. G. Address at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1931:34-37. MURPHY, Hon. T. G. Address at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1932:36-39. Murray, Alexander. History of Surveys in Newfoundland. (J. H. Bur-ridge) 10(6):16-17. MURRAY, E. W. Right of Way for Highways. 8(9): 9-14. MUSGRAVE, A. S. G. Pacific Coast urveying. 3(5):19-20. Muskrat farming. Development of the Saskatchewan River. (D. E. Denmark) 6(1):3-5. Muskrat Rehabilitation Projects, Public, Background of. (D. J. Allan) Proc. 1941:32-39. Names, Geographic. (E. Loveless) 8(12):21-23. NARRAWAY, A. M. see also WILSON, J. A. NARRAWAY, A. M. Application of Aerial Photography in Canada. Ann. Rept. 1925:51-64. NARRAWAY, A. M. Effect of Aerial Surveys on the Investigation and Development of Our Natural Resources. Ann. Rept. 1929:38-49. NARRAWAY, A. M. Practical Application of Aircraft to Surveying. 1 (7) :5-10. NARRAWAY, A. M. Suggested Changes in Method of Subdividing Townships. Ann. Rept. 1917:33-38; Disc. 39-41. Second paper, 142-44; Disc. 144-46. NARRAWAY, A. M. The Surveyor, the Aeroplane and Canada. 4(10) :3-8. Nascople (ship). Position Determination of Arctic Coast Lines. (C. H. Ney) 6(6):6-13; Disc. 13-14. NASH, A. L. S. Community Planning in Ontario. Nash, T. S. port. Ann. Rept. 1931:5. NASH, T. S. Presidential address. Ann. Rept. 1932:9. NASH, T. S. Report of the Legal and Topographical Survey Committee. Ann. Rept. 1930:43-50. NASH, T. S. Report of the Legal and Topographical Surveys Committee. Ann. Rept. 1931:23-29.

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NASH, T. S. Restoration of Survey Monuments. Ann. Rept. 1926:56-64; Disc. 64-66. NASH, T. S. Survey of Quartz Mining Claims in Dominion Lands. 5(11):23-26. National Air Photo Library. (G. Wfaitcher) 12:381-82. The National Air Photographic Library. (H. J. Dunlap) 9(7):17-20. National Defence Department, Maps and Map Making. (A. G. L. McNaughton) Ann. Rept. 1926:26-32. National Map Index. (F. H. Peters) 5 (9):2 1-23. National Park System, Growth of Canada's. (R. J. C. Stead) 7(10):16-21. National Parks, Our. (W. G. Forster) Ann. Rept. 1922 :43-44. National Research Laboratories, Aviation in Canada and the. (J. H. Parkin) 4(2):3-11. Natural History in Connection with the Topographical Survey. (J. Macoun) Proc. 1888:79-85. Natural History Specimens, Directions for Preserving. (J. Macoun) Proc. 1887:65-67. Natural History Specimens, How to Preserve; Synopsis of a lecture. (J. Macoun) Proc. 1889:68-70. Natural Resources, Development of Our. 1(5):3-5. Natural Resources of South Africa. (D. de Waal Meyer) Proc. 1939:25-29. Nautical charting, Economic aspects. (F. C. G. Smith) 12:108-12. Navigating Sight Used by the Topographic Survey for Aerial Photography. (C. B. C. Donnelly) 3(3):13-16. Navigation. Direction in High Latitudes. (K. R. Greenaway) 11(5):35-38. Navigational Instruments for Use in Aircraft. (A. J. Hughes) 3(6):8-13. Navy, War Medicine Keeps in Fighting Trim. (A. McCallum) Proc. 1944:26-30. NEELANDS, RUPERT. Stadia Surveys. Ann. Rept. 1915:57-64. Negative Engraving for Map Production. (G. B. Littlepage) 12:304-10. Nelles, D. H. port. Ann. Rept. 1923:7. NELLES, D. H. Aerial Photo-Topography. 1(1);6-9, (2):13-16, (3):17-19, (4):17-19, (5):15-18, (6):13-16. NELLES, D. H. Report of the Committee on Geodesy. Ann. Rept. 1921:55-57. NELLES, D. H. Report of Town Planning Committee. Ann. Rept. 1923:101-7. NELLES, D. H. Standard Scales, Standard Sheets, Standard Numbers, for Canadian Topographical Maps. Ann. Rept. 1920:70-86; Disc. 86-88. NELLES, D. H. Town Planning Committee Report. Ann. Rept. 1925:135-38. New Air Base Stereoscope. (John Carroll) 8(11):21-25. New Area Measuring Device. 5(4):18. New Brunswick, Basic Planimetric Maps from Vertical Photos in. "Where Angels Fear to Tread". (A. F. Wightman) Proc. 1949:19-33; Disc. 33-35. New Brunswick, Post-War Survey Problems. (K. B. Brown) 8(4):2-7. New Brunswick, Surveying in. (G. G. Murdoch) 1(10):5-8. New Brunswick Electric power commission. (J. G. Lockhart) 11(5):48-49. New Camera Transit. (R. Bailey) 9(2):24-26. New D.L.S. Aneroid Barometer. (F. H. Peters) 3(4):3-7. New Double-Reading Micrometer Theodolite. 1(5):12-13. New Form of Field Instrument. (G. B. Abrey) Proc. 1885:24-27. New Industries in Canada. (T, H. Hartley) 6(10):18-22. New Standard Radar Camera. (R. H. Bailey) 8(11):12-13. New Type of Spirit Level for Surveying Instruments. 1(6):12-13. New Types of Theodolites, Design of. (J. L. Rannie) 3(9):17-20. New Zealand, Surveying and Mapping in. (R. G. Dick) Proc. 1952:21-35. New Zealand Surveys. (M. J. Davis) 10(4):17-21. Newfoundland, Geodetic Survey of. (W. M. Dennis) Proc. 1936:15-17; Disc. 17-19. Newfoundland, History of Surveys in. (J. H. Burridge) 10(6):14-23. Newfoundland, Land Surveys of. (J. H. Burridge) 6(3): Newfoundland railway. (A. R. Penney) 11(6):49. Newman, John James. 2(12):5. NEY, C. H. Airborne Target Triangulation. 12:466-71. NEY, C. H. Coefficient of Refraction on Long Lines Over the Sea. 6(10):2-11. NEY, C. H. Control for Arctic Mapping. 11(4):32-35. NEY, C. H. Field Performance of the Wild Type Transit. 2(11):8-10. NEY, C. H. Geodetic Survey Report. Ann. Rept. 1930: 69-73. NEY, C. H. In the Footsteps of Henry Hudson. 8(1):24. NEY, C. H. Non-Reflecting Films on Telescopic Lenses. 8(10):5-10. NEY, C. H. Position Determination of Arctic Coast Lines. 6(6):6-13; Disc. 13-14. NEY, C. H. Postition Hunters on Hudson Bay. 11(5): 2-12. NEY, C. H. Prospecting Astronomically for a Provincial Boundary. 3 (12):3-9. NEY, C. H. Semi-Precise Azimuths Without a Stride Level. 8(3):32. NEY, C. H. Shutter Eyepiece for Field Theodolites. 6(9):24-25. NEY, C. H. Some Geophysical Investigations of the Earth. 7(7):2-13. NEY, C. H. Uganda and Its Geodetic Triangulation. 10(3):22-26.

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Niagaras of the North. (J. Russell) 2(3):12-13. NICHOLS, D. A. Physiographic Studies in the Eastern Arctic. 5(10):2-7. NICHOLSON, N. L. Contribution of Explorers to the Mapping of Arctic North America. 11(4):13-18. 1933 Eastern Arctic Expedition. (W. C. Bethune) 4(10):9-12. No Maps in a Mapping Age. (W. Bowie) 5(8):12-15. Non-Reflecting Films on Telescopic Lenses. (C. H. Ney) 8(10):5-10. NORDMAN, R. A. Shoran Navigational Techniques. 10(4):8-17. Norman Wells. Canol Project. (G. H. Blanchet) 8(5):2-7. NORRISH, W. H. Nineteenth Convention of the Dominion Land Surveyors' Association. 2(4):7-14. NORRISH, W. H. Topographical Surveys in Connection with Rural Planning. [Excerpts] Ann. Rept. 1918: 35-48. North American Datum, 1927. (W. H. MacTavish) 11(2 ):21-23. North Pole, 750 Miles f rom . 1(11): 11. Northern Alberta Oil Sands and Their Development. (J. H. Holloway) 7(11):2-11. Northern Canada — a Heritage. (G. H. Blanchet) 3(11) :6-8. Northern Canada, Pioneering in. (C. D. H. MacAlpine) 4(4):3-7. Northern Quebec and the Land Surveyor. (A. Dumas) 12:259-64. Northern Rhodesia, Some Aerial Surveys in. (R. A. Logan) 4(3):3-7. Northern Transportation and Surveys in Canada, Development of. (F. T. Jenkins) Proc. 1937:14-25; Disc. 25-29. Northern Traverse Survey methods. Ann. Rept. 1923:93-96. Northern Winter Mapping. (J. B. O'Neill) 11(2):15-19. North-West, Early Explorations and Surveys. (R. F. Clarke) Ann. Rept. 1920:175-88; Disc. 188-91. North-West, Early History of the Canadian. Ann. Rept. 1921:72-79. North-West, Reminiscences of Camp Life on Surveys During the Last Thirty Years. (W. Ogilvie) Ann. Rept. 1911:18-29. Northwest Angle, Lake of the Woods. 1(3):12-13. North-West Lands, Examination System Adopted by the Canadian Pacific Railway. (L. A. Hamilton) Proc. 1891:84-87. Northwest Territories. Niagaras of the North. (J. Russell) 2(3):12-13. North-West Territories, Different Systems of Survey in Manitoba and. (W. F. King) Proc. 1885:17-24. Northwest Territories, Manitoba and British Columbia, Dominion Government Surveys in. (J. S. Dennis) Proc. 1889:158-70. The North West Territories, Problems Arising out of the Surveys of Mineral Claims in. (H. G. Beresford) 4(8):3-9. Northwest Territories of Canada. (C. S. Macdonald) 4(7):3-15. NORWICKI, A. L. U.S. Mapping in the Arctic and Sub-Arctic. 11(4):51-53. Notable Development in Transit Construction. (J. L. Rannie) 2(11):3-8. Nova Scotia, Changes in Magnetic Declination in. tj. R. March) 11(4):61-62. Nova Scotia, Granting of Lands and Surveying Problems in. (R. E. Dickie) 11(6):41-45. Nova Scotia, Land Development In. (R. J. Milgate) Proc. 1946:40-52. Nova Scotia, Land Policies. (P. E. Palmer) 5(5):10-13. Nova Scotia, Legal Aspects of Land Surveying in. (M. Jones) 12:649-54. Nova Scotia, Maps in. (J. P. Messervey) 11(3):44-48. Nova Scotia, Surveys in. (R. J. Milgate) 8(10):11-14. Nova Scotia, Surveys of Crown Lands of. (R. A. Logan) 4(6):3-5. Nova Scotia Land Surveyors Organize. 1(11):10. Nova Scotia-New Brunswick Boundary. (J. R. March) 12:8-12. Numbers of Townships, Determination of. (W. H. Stilwell) 9(12):7-8. NYE, SIR ARCHIBALD. Struggle for Asia. 12:168-73. Oblique Air Surveying, The O. M. Miller Method. (R. B. McKay) 5(3):12-13. Oblique Mount, Multi-Camera. (R. B. McKay) 4(10):12. Oblique Photography, Multi-Camera. (R. B. McKay) 5(7):3-14. Occupations of Stars by the Moon. (W. F. King) Proc. 1889:73-78. Ocean Magnetic Survey. (A. Ogg) 7(7):25. O'Dwyer, J. S. Obit. 2(6):11. Offsetting Around Trees, etc. on Long Straight Survey Lines. (L. G. Sootheran) 4(2):19-20. OGG, A. Ocean Magnetic Survey. 7(7).-25. OGILVIE, NOEL. Operations of the Geodetic Survey of Canada. Ann. Rep . 1923:64-68; Disc. 68-69. OGILVIE, N. J. International Relations. Ann. Rept. 1925:81-84. OGILVIE, WILLIAM. Exploratory Surveys. Proc. 1893:53-62. OGILVIE, WILLIAM. Micrometer Measurement of Distances. Proc. 1887:24-44. OGILVIE, WILLIAM. Presidential address. Proc. 1891:21-25. OGILVIE, WILLIAM. Relative Value Between Ordinary Chaining and Absolute Distance. Proc. 1884:12-16. OGILVIE, WILLIAM. Remarks on a Trip to Alaska and Return via Mackenzie River. Proc. 1890:94-114. OGILVIE, WILLIAM. Reminiscences. Ann. Rept. 1912:97-110. OGILVIE, William. Reminiscences of Camp Life on Surveys in the North-West During the Last Thirty Years. Ann. Rept. 1911:18-29.

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OGILVIE, WILLIAM. The Yukon River and Its Sources. Proc. 1888:61-64. O'Hanly, J. L. P. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1912:151. Oil and Gas Market Picture, Canada's. (R. H. C. Harrison) 12:669-74. An Oil Field, Exploration and Development of. (H. W. Palkowsky) 5(10):8-17. Oil Field Operation. (H. W. Palkowsky) 6(4):11-18. Oil Fields, Mackenzie River. (C. Camsell) Ann. Rept. 1921:58-65. Oil in Alberta, Search for. (G. S. Hume) Ann. Rept. 1926:41-47. Oil Pipe Line Survey in Western Canada. (R. A. McLellan) 10(5) :15-29. Old and Recent Laws and Regulations Affecting Land Surveying in the Province of Quebec. (E. Kirk) 7(2):14-17. Old Time Survey. (J. A. Pounder) 4(3):8-13. 141st Meridian, Completion of the Survey of. (J. D. Craig) Ann. Rept. 1917:62-72. O'NEILL, J. B. Northern Winter Mapping. 11(2):15-19. O'NEILL, J. J. Exploitation and Conservation of Mineral Resources in a Balanced Development of Canada. 7(3):13-22, Ontario, Community Planning in. (A. L. S. Nash) Ontario, Development of Township Surveys in. (R. M. Anderson) 5(8):6-9. Ontario, Drainage in. (G. A. McCubbin) 4(1):3-6. Ontario, Retracement Surveys in. (F. W. Beatty) 9(5):14-19; Disc. 19-22. Ontario, Southern, Road Location in. (W. J. Fulton) Proc. 1937:35-40; Disc. 40-41. Ontario Highways. (W. J. Fulton) Proc. 1945:56-66. ONTARIO HUGHES-OWENS CO. LTD. Two New Types of Theodolites. 8(9):15-23. An Ontario Land Surveyor, Some Features of – the Practice of. (J. W. Pierce) 5(5):16-19. Ontario Land Surveyors Association, Committee on Education. (W. J. Baird) 11(3):49-52. Ontario-Manitoba, Prospecting Astronomically for a Provincial Boundary. (C. H. Ney) 3(12):3-9. Ontario-Manitoba Boundary. (J. W. Pierce) Proc. 1938:46-54; Disc. 55-56. Ontario-Manitoba Boundary, Method of Chaining on the Survey. (J. W. Pierce) Ann. Rept. 1923: 49-56. Ontario-Manitoba boundary, Island Lake area. Ann. Rept. 1930:46-47. Optical Device to Aid in Mapping from Photographs. (O. M. Miller) 5(6):11-14. ORD, L. R. Pioneer Days: photo. 1882. 3(6):14-15. Ordnance and Admiralty Lands in Canada. (G. H. Watt) 2(2):3-4. Organization of a Base Line Survey. (D. E. Guard) 11(2):11-14. Origin of Certain Topographic Features in the Lachute and Ste. Agathe Sheets. (F. Fitz Osborne) 6(21:22-24. Origin of the Rectangular System of Survey. (R. O. Spreckley) 4(4):9-12. Orthogonalization, Triangulation Adjustment by. (B. Cvetkov and J. E. Lilly) 12:396-414. Orthogonalization, Triangulation adjustment by. [letter] (E. Schmid) 12:484-87. O'SULLIVAN, J. F. B. Survey in Tropical South America. 3(1):9-13. Ottawa, Ontario. Town Planning Committee Report. Ann. Rept. 1929 :1 7. Ottawa — Some Impressions, 1925. (A. C. Garner) 2(2):14-15. Our Calendar and Its Reform. (F. D. Henderson) 3(7):13-15. Our National Parks. (W. G. Forster) Ann. Rept. 1922:43-44. Our Standards of Length. (R. H. Field) 2(10):3-8. Our Unique Solar System. (R. J. McDiarmid) 8(10):20-21. "Outer Two Miles" surveys. Ann. Rept. 1915:141-45. OUTRAM, A. A. Centre-Line Description. 7(9):23-26. Oyster Farms, Surveys and. (W. A. Fletcher) 5(9):8-11. Pacific Coast Surveying. (A. S. G. Musgrave) 3(5) -.19-20. Pacific Great Eastern Railway. Ann. Rept. 1930:49. Pack-Trains, Notes on. (A. H. Hawkins) Ann. Rept. 1914: 128-31. PALKOWSKY, H. W. Exploration and Development of an Oil Field. 5(10):8-17. PALKOWSKY, H. W. Oil Field Operation. 6(4):11-18. Palmer, P. E. 12:420-21. Palmer, P. E. port. Proc. 1941:1. PALMER, P. E. Approximate Contouring from Air Photographs. 6(2)18-21) PALMER, P. E. Barometric Levelling. 1(3):5-8. PALMER, P. E. Land Policies of Nova Scotia. 5(5):10-13. PALMER, P. E. Presidential address. Proc. 1942:3-4. PALMER, P. E. Report of Aerial Surveys Committee. Ann. Rept. 1931:18-22. A Pamphlet, a Book and a Diary. (H. L. Pratt) 10(2):16-22. Pan-American Institute of Geography and History. (A. C. Simonpeitri) 12:433-38. Pandora (Steamer) 12:386-90. Papua—Stone Age Natives. (L. Austin) 2(3);8-12. PARKIN, J. H. Aviation in Canada and the National Research Laboratories. 4(2):3-11. PARLEE, R. J. Winter Survey in Northern Alberta, 1950. 10(7):21-24. PARRY, H. Report of the Topographical Surveys Committee. Ann. Rept. 1926:50-56. The Pas, Manitoba, to Ranken Inlet. (G. E. Webber) 6(5):19-23,

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Path of Polaris. (R. P. Bishop) 5(12):2-8. PATON, H. A. Horizontal and Vertical Control for Arctic Mapping. 11(4):35-40. Patrick, A. P. Obit. 9(11):29-30. Patrick, A. P. port. 7(12):31. PATTERSON, J. Meteorological Services for Trans-Canada Airways. 6(7):8-13. PATTERSON, John. Weather Processes. 3(4):7-10. Patterson, John H. Obit. 10(9):39. PATTERSON, T. M. Boundary Waters Treaty and the Columbia River Investigation. 12:497-506. Peace River. Current Survey Problem in Northeastern British Columbia. (A. H. Ralfs) 12:242-8. PEARCE, WAYNE. Military Photographic Reconnaissance. 12:278-82. Peace, William. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1931:49-51. PEARCE, WILLIAM. Early Surveys and Administration of Lands in Manitoba. Ann. Rept. 1914:136-63. PEARCE, WILLIAM. Irrigation Development and Road Construction in the West. Ann. Rept. 1919:112-15. PEARCE, WILLIAM. Irrigation Legislation, Its Primary Principles. Proc. 1893:18-35. PEARCE, WILLIAM. Settlement and Irrigation. Proc. 1889:150-57. PENDLETON, T. P. Mapping in the Tennessee Valley. Proc. 1939:30-43; Disc. 43-45. People You Meet. (C. D. Brown) 8(5):17-18. Perfection in Topographic Mapping. (L. T. Eliel) 12:440-42. Permanent Bench Marks in Perpetually Frozen Ground. (G. S. Raley) 6(12):30-31. Permanently Frozen Ground, Aerial Photo Analysis of. (R. C. Sager) 12:311-15. Perpetually Frozen Ground, Permanent Bench Marks in. (G. S. Raley) 6(12):30-31. Perpetuation of Survey Monuments, Proposals for. (J. W. Pierce) 4(12):13-14. PERRY, A. M. Land Settlement Committee Report. Ann. Rept. 1927:42-46. PERRY, A. M. Report of Land Settlement Committee. Ann. Rept. 1923:97-100. Pests, Survey. (C. D. Brown) 6(8):18-20. PETERS, F. H. Conference of Empire Survey Officers, 1935. 5(6):3-5. PETERS, F. H. Development of Surveys and Maps in Canada. 5(4):3-11. PETERS, F. H. Discussion of Rousseau's paper on Surveys and Land-Use Planning in Quebec. Proc. 1941:30-31. PETERS, F. H. Map Projections. 4(11):3-10. PETERS, F. H. A Milestone in Dominion Land Surveys. 3(10):4-7. PETERS, F. H. The National Map Index. 5(9):21-23. PETERS, F. H. NewD.L.S. Aneroid Barometer. 3(4):3-7. PETERS, F. H. Presentation to Mr. Magrath. Ann. Rept 1931:32. Phillips, E. H. Obit. 12:292-93. PHILLIPS, J. D. M. Photographic Aid to Surveyors. 10(1):13-16. Philosophy of Computation. (H. H. Brazier) 12:392-94. Photo-Lithographed Forest Maps. (G. A. Spear) 10(10): 23-31. Photo Maps. (V. Kauffman) Proc. 1945:19-27, 33-35. Photoalidade, A New. (R. M. Wilson) 6(5):24-28. Photogrammetric Instrumentation and Procedures as an Aid to the Geologist. (J. I. Davidson) 12:656-68. Photogrammetric Mapping Operations in Canada. (John Carroll) 9(6):7-17. Photogrammetric Methods, Control Extension by. (L. A. Dickerson) 11(3):3-6. Photogrammetric Research Centre, Canadian. (T. J. Blachut) 11(1):2-6. Photogrammetric Volume Determination of Huge Pulpwood Piles. (H. E. Young) 12:536-42. Photogrammetry. Military Photographic Reconnaissance. (W. Pearce) 12:278-82. University of Ottawa Offers Course. 12:288-89. Photogrammetry, Electronics in Surveying and. (Sir Robert Watson-Watt) 12:454-60. Photogrammetry, Looking to the Future in. (J. V. Sharp) 11(6):23-27. Photogrammetry, What is the Future of? (A. O. Quinn) 11(4):4-6. Photogrammetry, Trends. (L. T. Eliel) Proc. 1938:35-43; Disc. 43-45. Photogrammetry, Terrestrial, Application to Multiplex Heighting in Canada. 9(10):4-10. Photogrammetry, Trimetrogon. (John Carroll) 8(7):1-14. Photogrammetry and Its Application to Hydrographic Surveys. (G. Medina) Proc. 1941:39-47. Photogrammetry and the Atom Bomb. (R. G. Sanders) 9(5):2-9; Disc. 9-12. Photogrammetry at the University of Toronto. (K. B. Jackson) Discussion. Proc. 1951:28-32. Photogrammetry in Canada, History of. (R. H. Field) 11(3):14-28. Photogrammetry in Canadian Forestry. (F. T. Jenkins) 12:103-8. Photogrammetry in the University. (C. A. Hart) 9 (12):1-5. Photogrammetry in the United States, Current Developments in. (G. D. Whitmore) 11(2):7-10. Photographic Aid to Surveyors. (J. D. M. Phillips) 10(1):13-16. Photographic Mapping, New Plane for. 6(4):26-27. Photographic Mapping in the U.S. (T. Abrams) Proc. 1951:19-23; Disc. 23-27. A Photographic Pilot, Problems of. (H. H. C. Rutledge) 6(11):9-13; Disc. 14-15.

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Photographic Surveying. (M. P. Bridgland) Ann. Rept. 1922:57-70. Photographical Maps, The Geologist and. (F. Fitz Osborne) 5(7):15-17. Photographs of Interest. 1 (6):5-7. Photographs, Oblique, Plotter for. (R. D. Davidson) Proc. 1936:20-27; Disc. 27-29. Photography for Forestry Purposes. (L. E. Hewlett and P. D. Carman) 10(2):12-16. Photography for Surveyors. (W. E. Morgan) Ann. Rept. 1920:102-9. Photography in Colors — a Problem not yet Solved. Proc. 1891:161-64. Phototopography, Report of Committee on. (W. S. Drewry) Proc. 1889:43-49. Photo-Topography, Aerial. (D. H. Nelles) 1(1):6-9, (2):13-16, (3):17-19, (4):17-19, (5):15-18, (6):13-16. Phototopography in Italy. (E. Deville) Proc. 1889:136-40. Physiographic Studies in the Eastern Arctic. (D. A. Nichols) 5(10):2-7. Pierce, B. C. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1917:188-89. PIERCE, J. R. Manitoba-Ontario Boundary Survey. Proc. 1949:37-40; Disc. 40-45. Pierce, J. W. Obit. 9(12):27-28. Pierce, J. W. port. Ann. Rept. 1928:3. Pierce, John W. 2(12):11. PIERCE, J. W. Aerial Surveys Committee Report. Ann. Rept. 1928:18-22. PIERCE, J. W. Land Surveys Committee Report; presented by C. S. Macdonald. Ann. Rept. 1926:14-20. PIERCE, J. W. Man-Packing. Ann. Rept. 1918:57-61. PIERCE, J. W. Method of Chaining on the Survey of the Ontario-Manitoba Boundary. Ann. Rept. 1923: 49-56. PIERCE, J. W. The Ontario-Manitoba Boundary. Proc. 1938:46-54; Disc. 55-56. PIERCE, J. W. President's address. Ann. Rept. 1929:9-11. PIERCE, J. W. Proposals for the Perpetuation of Survey Monuments. 4(12):13-14. PIERCE, J. W. Report of the Dominion Lands Surveys Committee. Ann. Rept. 1919:115-18. PIERCE, J. W. Report of the Land Settlement Committee; presented by M. D. McCloskey. Ann. Rept. 1926:67-71. PIERCE, J. W. Some Features of the Practice of an Ontario Land Surveyor. 5(5):16-19. Pioneer Days, 1882. (L. R. Ord) 3(6):14-15. Pioneering in Northern Canada. (C. D. H. MacAlpine) 4(4):3-7. Pipe-Line Between Portland and Montreal, Construction of. (C. C. Lindsay) Proc. 1943:19-26; Disc. 27-31: Place Names. Current Problems in Canadian Geographic Nomenclature. (G. F. Delaney) 9(3):6-12. Map Nomenclature. (L. B. Skinner) 12:274-77. Place Names a National Asset. (R. Douglas) Ann. Rept. 1920:44-48; Disc. 48-49. Place Names in British Columbia, Geographical. (W. G. H. Firth) 9(8):2-6. Placer Mines, Methods of Working. (T. Drummond) Proc. 1888:100-106. Placer Surveys in the Yukon Territory. (F. H. Kitto) Ann. Rept. 1915:101-15; Disc. 115-18. Placing of Permanent Marks in the Field. (S. L. Brabazon) Proc. 1888:66-70. Plane Co-ordinates, State. (J. E. R. Ross) 6(1):7-10. Plane Co-ordinates for Extended Areas. (J. E. Lilly) 6(11):2-8. Plane Table Work, Notes on. (C. R. Westland) Ann. Rept. 1915:131-41. Planetarium, Model. (V. C. Jones) 7(5):16-17. Planetarium, The Zeiss. (R. H. Field) 3(7):18-20. Plea for Pioneers. (R. Bell) Proc. 1889:112-14. Pleasures of the Portage. (C. D. Brown) 7(8):23-25. Plotter for Oblique Photographs. (R. D. Davidson) Proc. 1936:20-27; Disc. 27-29. Plumb Bob Holder. (F. H. Kitto) Ann. Rept. 1913:78-80. PLUNKETT, T. H. Land Settlement: Discussion. Ann. Rept. 1919:41-44. Polar Year, Meteorological Observations During the Second International. (J. E. Lilly) 4(11):11-14. Polaris, Azimuth by. (J. W. Melson) 8(3):26-28. Polaris, Path of. (R. P. Bishop) 5(12):2-8. Police Assistance to the Surveys of Canada; summary of address. (V. A. M. Kemp) 4(12):12. Position Determination of Arctic Coast Lines. (C. H. Ney) 6(6):6-13; Disc. 13-14. Position Hunters on Hudson Bay. (C. H. Ney) 11(5):2-12. Positivity. (T. Ranken) 5(11):13-20. Possessory Titles, Use of. 2(2):7. Possibilities of the Aeroplane in Surveying. (R. F. Clarke) Ann. Rept. 1919:61-77; Disc. "78-80. Possible Routes for a British Columbia-Alaska Highway. (F. C. Green) 7(5)2-6. Post-War Survey Problems in New Brunswick. (K. B. Brown) 8(4):2-7. Posts for marking corners. Ann. Rept. 1915:147-52. POTTS, C. B. Precision Echo Soundings in Hydrography. 10(2):1-10. POULIOT, EMILIEN. Inauguration des Cours de Droit Civil à la Facultés d'Arpentage de l'Université Laval. 12:483-84. Pounder, John Allen. Obit. 10(11):36. Pounder, J. A. port. Ann. Rept. 1932:5. POUNDER, J. A. Developments in Survey Methods as Illustrated in One Hundred and Fifty Years of International Boundary Surveys. Ann. Rept. 1927: 49-59.

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POUNDER, J. A. Land Settlement Committee Report. Ann. Rept. 1929:54-58; Disc. 58-59. POUNDER, J. A. An Old Time Survey. 4(3):8-13. POUNDER, J. A. Report of the Town Planning Committee. Ann. Rept. 1930:19-25. POUNDER, J. A. Southern Boundary of the Province of Quebec; an Historical Sketch. 4(6):6-15. Practical Application of Aircraft to Surveying. (A. M. Narraway) 1(7):5-10. Practical Management of Field Surveys. (F. H. Kitto) Ann. Rept. 1911:30-42. Practical Use of Aeronautical Charts. (C. M. Durgin) 6(9):11-15. Practicing Surveying in the United States. (S. A. Bauer) Proc. 1950:32-38; Disc. 39-41. Prairie Provinces, Survey Practice in. (E. C. Brown) Ann. Rept. 1928:58-63. Prairie Survey Associations Joint Council. (R. A. McLellan) 12:121. Prairies, Irrigation. (W. L. Jacobson) Proc. 1946:23-33. PRATT, H. L. A Pamphlet, a Book and a Diary. 10(2):16-22. Precise Levelling, A Record in. 1(12):15. Precise Levelling, Winter Observing on. (R. H. Montgomery) 1(6):8-9. Precise Levelling Along Winnipeg and English Rivers. (F. B. Reid) 1(3):15-17. Precise Levelling in Canada. (F. B. Reid) Ann. Rept. 1912:128-48. Precise Measuring with Invar Wires. (P. A. Carson) Ann. Rept. 1911; 55-69. Precise Traverse, Development of. (C. V. Hodgins) Ann. Rept. 1925:85-107; Disc. 107-12. Précision dans les Mesures. (L. Joncas) 11(3):52-57. Precision Echo Soundings in Hydrography. (C. B. Potts) 10(2):1-10. Precision of Secondary Triangulation Done Twenty-Five Years Ago. (J. L. Rannie) 6(4):7-10. Preservation and Restoration of Survey Monuments. (J. H. Holloway) 8(8):4-17. Preserving Natural History Specimens, Directions for. (J. Macoun) Proc. 1887:65-67. PRICE, C. A. Water Levels of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Waterways. 11(1):17-22. PRICE-GREEN, C. Remarks at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1924:44-47. Primary Subdivision, Control Method of. (F. C. Christie) 5(12):9-12. Prince Albert Zoning Bylaw. (S. A. Young) 3(11):4-5. Prince Edward Island, Land Grants and Surveys in. (H. H. Shaw) Proc. 1939:12-24. Principal Point Markers of Air Cameras, Device for Locating. (R. H. Field) 10(1):17-21. Principles and Methods of Modern Topographical Surveying. (W. H. Boyd) 1(1):3-6. Principles of Evidence. (J. H. Holloway) 11(2);31-42. Problems and Solutions. Proc. 1889:58-62. Problems Arising Out of the Surveys of Mineral Claims in the North West Territories. (H. G. Beresford) 4(8):3-9. Problems of a Photographic Pilot. (H. H. C. Rutledge) 6(11):9-13; Disc. 14-15. Processes by Which Surveyors Can Reproduce Then-Plans. Proc. 1893:83-85. The Profession, The Good Name of. [editorial] 1 (6):2-4. Profession, Status of Our. (J. W. Harris) Proc. 1889:96-101. Prof essional Consciousness. (W.Humphreys) 10(6):31-32. Professional Status for Photogrammetrists, Progress Report. (C. W. Garrard) Proc. 1953:21-23. Professions, Scientific, Co-operation Among. (W. P. Dobson) 8(7):26-28. Progress and Inspection of Surveys. (E. W. Hubbell) Ann. Rept. 1913:57-72; Disc. 73-76. Progress of Aerial Photography, 1914-1924. (J. Gordon) Ann. Rep . 1924:107-14. Projections. (O. J. Klotz) Proc. 1884:8-12. Projections, Surveyors'. (E. L. M. Burns) Proc. 1936: 47-51; Disc. 52-53. Propagation of Control from Tri-Gamera Photography. (E. A. Rothery) 11(5):41-46. Property Surveys Must Fit Their Titles. (W. C. Wattles) 10(l):23-26. Proposed D.L.S. Slide Rule for Computing Solar Altitude-Azimuths. (W. H. Herbert) Ann. Kept. 1917: 163-67. Prospecting, Aircraft and the Mining Industry. (L. Rochester) Proc. 1936:54-62; Disc. 62-64. Prospecting Astronomically for a Provincial Boundary. (C. H. Ney) 3(12):3-9. Prospecting for Gold and Silver. (J. Brady) Proc. 1S89: 79-86. Protractor, A Tangent Scale. (S. L. Brabazon) Proc. 1887: 63-64. Pulpwood Piles, Photogrammetric Volume Determination. (H. E. Young) 12:536-42. PURSER, R. C. The Canadian Pioneer Surveyor, [poem] Ann. Rept. 1920:207. PURSER, R. C. History of the Early Formation of the Dominion Land Surveyors' Association. Ann. Rept. 1920:171-75. Pushing Back the Frontiers. (K. F. McCusker) 3(10): 13-15. Pyramid of Giza. Ann. Rept. 1924:11-12. Quartz Mining Claims in Dominion Lands, Survey of. (T. S. Nash) 5(11):23-26. Quebec, Laws and Regulations Affecting Land Surveying. (E. Kirk) 7(2):14-17. Quebec, Resuryey in the Province. (M. Ste. Marie) Proc. 1945:37-48. Quebec, Seigneurial System. (C. C. Lindsay) 7(3):23-26. Quebec, Southern Boundary of the Province; an Historical Sketch. (J. A. Pounder) 4(6):6-15. Quebec, Surveys and Land-Use Planning in the Province of. (L. Z. Rousseau) Proc. 1941:24-29; Disc. 30-31. Quebec, Surveys in. (G. Cot6) Ann. Rept. 1925:35-39. Quebec, Surveys of the Province of. (G. E. McMartin) Proc. 1889:181-87. Quebec, Surveys Past and Present. (P. Joncas) Proc. 1942 :11-16; Disc. 16-21.

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Quebec, Northern, and the Land Surveyor. (A. Dumas) 12:259-64. Quebec-New Brunswick Boundary. (G. Cote) 12:20-23. Quebec Surveys. (G. Cote) Proc. 1937:42-48; Disc. 48-49. Quebec Surveys, Evolution of. (G. Cote) Proc. 1940:21-28; Disc. 28-31. QUINN, A. O. What Is the Future of Photogrammetry ? 11(4):4-6. R.C.A.F. Photo Equipment and Techniques, Arctic Air Photography, Pt. 1 (R. I. Thomas), Pt. 2 (D. S. Ross) 11(4):19-30. Radar Camera, New Standard. (R. H. Bailey) 8(11):12-13. Radial Positioner for Making Control Strip Plots. (B. W. Waugh) 6(2):2-4. Radial- Stereoplotter. (E. L. M. Burns and R. H. Field) 6(2):6-17. Radio, A Word About. 1(9):3-5. Radio Aids to Air Navigation. (A. K. Bayley) 7(4):12-24. Radio Communication, Two-way in Surveying. (E. Fry) 5(7) :19. Railway Belt, Field Work of the Triangulation Survey. (M. P. Bridgland) Ann. Rept. 1917:148-58. Railway Belt in British Columbia. (O. J. Klotz) Proc. 1890:121-29. Railway Belt Problems, British Columbia. 1(2):16-17. Railway Lines, Survey of. (S. Bray) Proc. 1891:63-70; Disc. 71-72. Railway Right of Way Surveys. (W. Humphreys) 6(7) :5-7; Comments by W. L. Affleck, 6(8) :23-24; Reply by W. Humphreys, 6(9) :28. Railways, Light, Construction and Operation in France. (J. H. McKnight) Ann. Rept. 1919:136-39. RAINBOTH, E. J. Presidential address. Proc. 1889:19-22. Rainboth, G. C. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1911:70. Rainboth, G. L. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1924:100. RALEY, G. S. Permanent Bench Marks in Perpetually Frozen Ground. 6(12):30-31. RALFS, A. H. Current Survey Problem in Northeastern British Columbia. 12:242-8. Ramsay, J. H. Obit. 11(4):,76. Ramsay, J. H. port. Proc. 1948:1. RAMSAY, J. H. New Brunswick—Surveys. 6(5):10-16-Disc. 16-18. Ranching and Irrigating in British Columbia. (T. Fawcett) Proc. 1888:134-41. Random Notes on a Trip to Rome. (G. S. Andrews) 12:472-76. The Rangefinder, Distance Measurements with the Stadia and. (B. W. Waugh) 5(3):6-9. Range-Finder in Topographic Mapping. (R. P. Burchnall) 2(8):16-18. Range-Finder on Surveys. (W. A. Fletcher) 1(4):5-10. RANKEN, THOMAS. Positivity. 5(11):13-20. Ranken Inlet, Hudson Bay, Journey from The Pas Manitoba, to. (G. E.'Webber) 6(5):19-23. Rannie, J. L. Obit. 12:126-28. Rannie, J. L. Appointed to International Boundary Commission. 10(4):32. RANNIE, J. L. Conversion of Circular, or Radian, Measure to Angular Measure, and Vice Versa. 2(9):9-11. RANNIE, J. L. Design of New Types of Theodolites. 3(9):17-20. RANNIE, J. L. Determining the Graduation Corrections of the Horizontal Circles of Theodolites from the Field Results of Primary Triangulation. 3(7):7-11. RANNIE, J. L. Discussion of Aerial Surveys Report. Ann. Rept. 1930:31-33. RANNIE, J. L. Exactly Half Way Between the Equator and the North Pole. 7(6):24-25. RANNIE, J. L. Few Thoughts on Geodesy. Ann. Rept. 1917:44-61. RANNIE, J. L. Geodetic Survey Committee Report. Ann. Rept. 1928:64-68. RANNIE, J. L. Glass Circles on Theodolites. 7(6):2-7. RANNIE, J. L. Interesting Check on the Precision of Secondary Triangulation Done Twenty-Five Years Ago. 6(4):7-10. RANNIE, J. L. Mirages and Other Abnormalities of Vertical Refraction. 5(2):12-13. RANNIE, J. L. New Type Transit on Market. 1(11) :9-10. RANNIE, J. L. Notable Development in Transit Construction: Small Wild Type. 2(11):3-8. RANNIE, J. L. President's address. Proc. 1935:7-8. RANNIE, J. L. Report of the Geodetic Surveys Committee. Ann. Rept. 1919:155-57. RANNIE, J. L. Secondary Triangulation. Ann. Rept. 1921:29-34. RANNIE, J. L. Short Telescopes. 7(2):2-6. Rapid Mapping from Air Photographs. (E. L. M. Burns) 5(3):3-5. Rationing of Gasoline and Tires, Correspondence re. 7(8):18-21. Rations for Survey Parties (Wartime Prices and Trade Board) 8(2) :1. READING, O. S. Address at Annual luncheon, on Air Photographic Surveying. Proc. 1938:13-16. Reading, Capt. Oliver S. Retires from Coast and Geodetic Survey, U.S. 12:342-43. Recent Improvements in the Design and Construction of Surveying Instruments of British Manufacture. (W. H. Connell) 3(1):14-16. Reclamation of the Drought Area of Western Canada. (E. S. Archibald) Proc. 1937:50-61; Disc. 61-62. Reconnaissance Mapping, Eastmain Experiment in. (John Carroll) 7(10):2-11. Reconstruction—A Challenge. (F. C. James) Proc. 1945: 28-33. Reconstruction, The Engineer in War and. (W. R. White) Proc. 1942:38-43; Disc. 43-46. A Record in Precise Levelling. 1(12):15.

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Recovery of a Lost Station. (W. M. Dennis) 4(7):16-17. Rectangular Co-ordinates. (A. O. Este) 8(10):2-4. Rectangular System of Survey, Origin of. (R. O. Spreckley) 4(4):9-12. Reduction of Shoran Results. (W. J. MacLean) 10(5):10-15. Reflection of the Electric Light. (O. J. Klotz) Proc. 1889:87-92. Reforestation and Surveying In Michigan. 1(5):11-12. Refraction, Coefficient of, on Long Lines Over the Sea. (C. H. Ney) 6(10):2-11. Refraction, Mirages and Other Abnormalities of. (J. L. Rannie) 5(2):12-13. Refraction, Lateral. 2(8):19. Rehabilitation for Army Survey Personnel. (A. W. Wolfe-Milner) 9(1):20-25. REID, F. B. Precise Levelling Along Winnipeg and English Rivers. 1(3):15-17. REID, F. B. Precise Levelling in Canada. Ann. Rept. 1912:128-48. Reid, J. L. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1912:150-51. REID, J. L. Magnetic decimation. 12:123-6. Reid, John. Obit. 6(11):22. Reilly, W. R. Obit. 5(8):20. REILLY, W. R. Early Days of Western Settlement. 2(6):.6-7. Re-lnforced Concrete Pipe, Use of, for Large Supply Mains. (D. N. Sharpe) 3 (6):15-16. Relation of Mountain Forms to Geological Structure; abstract. (G. M. Dawson) Proc. 1891:120-23. Relation of the Surveyor to Earthquakes. (E. A. Hodgson) Ann. Rept. 1927:30-33. Relations Between Master and Man on a Survey Party. (J. McAree) Proc. 1888:112-18. Relationship Between Community Planning and the National Housing Act. (S. A. Gitterman) 9(7):12-16. Relative Value Between Ordinary Chaining and Absolute Distance. (W. Ogilvie) Proc. 1884:12-16. Relief Map, A New Form of. 1(2):19. Reminiscences of the Riel Rebellion, 1885. (J. S. Dennis) 3(4):22-23. Replotting Provisions of the Saskatchewan Community Planning Act. (T. Tyrer) 9(6):4-6. Reproduction from Original Survey Plans. 6(10) :31-32. Requirements for Aerial Survey Cameras. (P. D. Carman) 11(6):29-38. Research, War and. (C. J. Mackenzie) Proc. 1940:14-20. Research in the Use of Air Photographs for Forestry, Historical Notes. (H. E. Seely) 12:478-82. Restoration of Survey Monuments. (T. S. Nash) Ann. Rept. 1926:56-64; Disc. 64-66. Restrictive Covenants. (J. McCaig) 2(9):3-8. Resurvey in the Province of Quebec. (M. Ste. Marie) Proc. 1945:37-48. Retracement Survey. (G. Cote) 7(6):8-13. Retracement Surveys, Manitoba. (D. N. Sharpe) 11(2):47-52. Retracement Surveys in Ontario. (F. W. Beatty) 9(5):14-19; Disc. 19-22. Reversing Falls, Baffin Island. 12:111. Review of the Surveying Profession in Australia. (H. S. McComb) 6(12):17-26. RICE, F. W. Land Settlement. Ann. Rept. 1919:28-35; Disc. 41-51. RIDDELL, J. M. Triangulation in British Columbia. 6(8):9-15; Disc. 15-16. Riel Rebellion, 1885, D.L.S. Intelligence Corps and. (A. O. Wheeler) 4(12):3-8. Riel Rebellion, Reminiscences. (J. S. Dennis) 3(4):22-23. Right of Way for Highways. (E. W. Murray) 8(9):9-14. Right of Way for Railways, Surveys of. (H. Irwin) Proc. 1891:146-57. Right of Way Surveys, Railway. (W. Humphreys) 6(7): 5-7; Comments by W. L. Affleck, 6(8):23-24; Reply by W. Humphreys, 6(9):28. Rinfret, Claude, Obit. 12:351. RINFRET, C. A New Clinometer. 3(5):3-4. RINFRET, Hon. F. Thanks Mr. Beatty for address. Ann. Rept. 1930:40-41. Riparian Rights. (D. J. Thorn) 4(1):7-16. Riparian Rights in Non-Navigable Waters. (P. A. Beique) 5(2):3-11. Ritchie, Nelson Thomas. Obit. 6(3):28. River St. Lawrence Ship Channel. (H. L. Land) 6(3)8-11. River St. Lawrence Survey, 1897-1907. (J. E. Lilly) 7(7):16-23. Road Areas, Arbitration in Saskatchewan. (E. Mark-ham) 3(9):3-6. Road Location in Southern Ontario. (W. J. Fulton) Proc. 1937:35-40; Disc. 40-41. Roads. (A. H. Hawkins) Ann. Rept. 1919:91-97; Disc. 97-103. ROBERTS, Hon. ADRIAN. Surveying and Mapping In the Union of South Africa. 10(9):13-21. Robinson, E. W. P. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1917:190. ROCHE, Hon. W. J. Address at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1921:14-18. ROCHE, Hon. W. J. Address at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1922:38-42. ROCHE, Hon. W. J. Remarks at Annual banquet. Ann. Rept. 1914:64-67. ROCHE, Hon. W. J. Remarks at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1918:104-6. ROCHE, Hon. W. J. Remarks at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1919:109-12. ROCHE, Hon. W. J. Remarks at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1920:111-14.

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ROCHE, Hon. W. J. Remarks at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1925:46-50. ROCHESTER, LLOYD. A Few Observations on Prospecting, Aircraft and the Mining Industry. Proc. 1936: 54-62; Disc. 62-64. Role Played by the Surveyor and the Forest Engineer, Importance of. (A. Bédard) 7(4):2-9. Roll Film Camera. (G. C. Emerson) 11(2):43-45. Rome, Trip to. (G. S. Andrews) 12:472-76. Rorke, L. V. Obit. 7(11):31. RORK.E, L. V. Brief History of the Canada Company. 7(5):10-13. ROSS, D. S. Arctic Air Photography, Pt. 2. 11(4):25-30. Ross, Joseph Edmund. Obit. 8(4) :31. ROSS, J. E. Report of Geodetic Survey Committee. Ann. Rept. 1926:33-36. ROSS, J. E. R. Dominion Land Surveyor. 8(l):12-22. ROSS, J. E. R. Final Adjustment, Manitoba-Saskatchewan Shoran Net. 10(8):2-8. ROSS, J. E. R. Letter re Canadian Surveyor. 12:64. ROSS, J. E. R. Report of the Geodetic Survey Committee. Ann. Rept. 1924:29-30. ROSS, J. E. R. Shoran, Application to Geodetic Triangulation. 10(3):9-18. ROSS, J. E. R. Shoran Control. 10(7):10-15. ROSS, J. E. R. Some Aspects of Mathematical Geography. 10(12):3-14. ROSS, J. E. R. State Plane Co-ordinates. 6(1) s7-10. ROSS, R. L. The United States Sectional Airway Maps. 4(9):10-13. Ross, R. R. Obit. 12:424. ROTHERY, E. A. Propagation of Control from Tri-Camera Photography. 11(5):41-46. ROUNDS, W. A. Land Surveying in Texas. 6(7):14-19. ROUSSEAU, L. Z. Surveys and Land-Use Planning in the Province of Quebec. Proc. 1941:24-29; Disc. 30-31. ROUSSEAU, L. Z. L'Université Laval et la Formation Professionnelle de l'Arpenteur-Géomètre. 11(6): 52-54. Royal Canadian Engineers Air Survey. -A Map in a Day. (L. G. Trorey) 8(6):9-24. RUDE, G. T. A Portable Automatic Tide Gauge. 2(2):5-7 Rural Planning, Topographical Surveys In Connection with. (W. H. Norrish) Ann. Rept. 1918:35-48. Russell, Andrew. Obit. Proc. 1888:35. RUSSELL, John. Niagaras of the North. 2(3) :12-13. Russell, Lindsay. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1913:18-20. RUTLEDGE, H. H. C. Problems of a Photographic Pilot. 6(11):9-13; Disc. 14-15. Saddle Lake Tests of the Slotted Templet Assembly. (R. P. Shaw) 9(7):2-10. Sag Corrections Simplified. (R. Thistlethwaite) 8(9):26. SAGER, R. C. Aerial Photo Analysis of Permanently Frozen Ground. 12:311-15. St. Cyr, Arthur. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1924:98-99. SAINT CYR, A. Base Line Surveys. Ann. Rept. 1912:81-92; Disc. 92-96. St. Lawrence River Ship Channel. (H. L. Land) 6(3):8-11. The St. Lawrence Route, Charting. (R. J. Fraser) Proc. 1939:46-54; Disc. 54-56. St. Lawrence Route, Marine Charts. (R. J. Fraser) 3(3):9-12. St. Lawrence Survey, 1897-1907. (J. E. Lilly) 7(7):16-23, St. Lawrence Waterways, Water Levels. (C. A. Price) 11(1) :17-22. Ste-Marie, Marcel, port. 12:565. STE. MARIE, M. Resurvey in the Province of Quebec. Proc. 1945:37-48. Salaries of technical officers in the Civil Service. Ann. Rept. 1919:116-18. SANDERS, R. G. Photogrammetry and the Atom Bomb. 9(5):2-9; Disc. 9-12. Saskatchewan. Title by Possession. (C. J. Milligan) 3(1):3-8. Wellington Lake Power Project. (W. P. Dunbar) 6(5):2-9. Saskatchewan, Arbitration for Road Areas in. (E. Markham) 3(9):3-6. Saskatchewan, Early Surveys in. (C. T. Helstrom) 12:337-39. Saskatchewan, Oil and Gas Well Sites in. A brief. 11(1):45-49. Saskatchewan, Survey in 1883. (H. M. Starkey) 6(6) :24-26. Saskatchewan, Surveys in. (D. A. Smith) Proc. 1942: 26-36. Saskatchewan, Town Planning in. (W. A. Begg) Ann. Rept. 1921:37-44. Saskatchewan-Alberta Boundary. (B. W. Waugh) 6(7):20-21. Saskatchewan Community Planning Act. (S. Young) 9(6):2-4. Saskatchewan Community Planning Act, Replotting Provisions. (T. Tyrer) 9(6):4-6. Saskatchewan Highways, Development and Improvement. (C. W. Dill) Ann. Rept. 1920:36-44. Saskatchewan Land Surveyors, Board of Examiners for. (S. Young and E. H. Phillips) 6(8):2-5. Saskatchewan River, Development of. (D. E. Denmark) 6(l);3-5. Saskatchewan Town Planning Act 1928. (S. Young) 3(2):10-12. SAUDER, P. M. Irrigation in Alberta. 7(12):3-12. Saunders, B. J. Obit. 2(7):15. Saunders, B. J. 2(5):15-16.

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Saunders, B. J. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1927:61. SAUNDERS, R. A. Shoran Survey Operational Organization. 11(6):13-15. Savary, Charles. Obit. 7(6) :26. SCHMID, ERWIN. Letter re "Triangulation Adjustment by Orthogonalization". 12:484-87. Scholarship, Royal Canadian Engineers, presented to Lucien Landry, Laval University. 12:496. SCOTT, J. B. Growth of Greater Winnipeg Public Utilities. 6(4):2-5. Scott, W. A. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1920:170; port. 171. "SCOTTIE". Winter Survey from the Chainman's Point of View. 5(8):9-12. Sea Plane, Inspection by. 1(2):19-20. Sea Supply of the Arctic Weather Stations. (E. Fry) 12:645-48. Search for Oil in Alberta. (G. S. Hume) Ann. Rept. 1926:41-47. Season's Mountain Climbing in British Columbia. (S. Young) 7(2):18,23. SEBERT, L. M. Flare Triangulation. 12:364-72. Secondary Triangulation. (J. L. Rannie) Ann. Rept. 1921:29-34. Seely, H. E. port. Proc. 1949:1. SEELY, H. E. The Duoscope. 7(3)s2-5. SEELY, H. E. Forestry Tri-Camera Method of Air Photography. 9(10):11-21. SEELY, H. E. Historical Notes on Research in the Use of Air Photographs for Forestry. 12:478-82. SEELY, H. E. Letter re "The Duoscope". 7(5):28-29. SEELY, H. E. Presidential address. Proc. 1950:3-4. SEELY, H. E. Some Developments in the Use of Air Photographs for Forest Surveys. 9(4):5-9; Disc. 9-15. Segre, Beresford H. Obit. 8(7) :31. SEIBERT, F. V. port. Ann. Rept. 1920:5. SEIBERT, F. V. Clearing Land by Controlled Fires. Ann. Rept. 1920:124-30; Disc. 130-36. SEIBERT, F. V. Mackenzie River Surveys, 1921. Ann. Rept. 1922:72-75. SEIBERT, F. V. President's address. Ann. Rept. 1921:5-6. SEIBERT, F. V. A Vitally Important Study : Geography. 2(5):3-4. Seiches. 11(1):20-21. Seigneurial System in the Province of Quebec. (C. C. Lindsay) 7(3):23-26. Seismograph and Earthquakes. (O. J. Klotz) Ann. Rept. 1914:37-47. Selection, Equipment and Management of a Survey Party. (T. Fawcett) Proc. 1885:27-31. Selection of Horses for Survey Work. (G. J. Lonergan) Ann. Rept. 1917:120-28. Semi-Precise Azimuths Without a Stride Level. (C. H. Ney)8(3);32. Sere and Yellow Leaf Years. (C. D. Brown) 9(9):18-22; Disc. 22-23. Settlement and Irrigation. (W. Pearce) Proc. 1889:150-57. Settlement and Surveys in British Columbia. (F. C. Green) Proc. 1940:39-42; Disc. 43-45. SEWELL, H. DeQ. Mining Prospects and Industries of WestAlgoma. Proc. 1891:101-19. Seymour, H. L. Obit. 7(1) :32. SEYMOUR, H. L. Colonization and Settlement Schemes. Ann. Rept. 1918:62-84; Disc. 84-90. SEYMOUR, H. L. Dominion Land Survey Monuments. Ann. Rept. 1917:75-97; Disc. 97-104. SEYMOUR, H. L. Report of the Topographical Surveys Committee. Ann. Rept. 1919:139-41. SEYMOUR, H. L. Town Planning Survey of the Township of Waterloo. 2(1):4-6. Shanks, Thomas. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1927:60-61. SHANKS, THOMAS. Status of the Dominion Land Surveyor. Ann. Rept. 1923:42-48. SHARP, J. V. Looking to the Future in Photogrammetry. 11(6):23-27. SHARPE, D. N. Base and Meridian Line Surveys in Northern Manitoba. 5(12):23-26. SHARPE, D. N. Retracement Surveys in Manitoba. 11(2):47-52. SHARPE, D. N. Use of Re-inforced Concrete Pipe for Large Supply Mains. 3(6):15-16. SHAW, H. H. Land Grants and Surveys in Prince Edward Island. Proc. 1939:12-24. SHAW, R. P. Saddle Lake Tests of the Slotted Templet Assembly. 9(7):2-10. SHEPHERD, F. D. The Geologist Replies to the Land Surveyor. 8(5):19-20. Sheppard, A. C. T. port. Proc. 1937:6. SHEPPARD, A. C. T. Expressions of Land Forms on Topographical Maps. Ann. Rept. 1926:78-88. SHEPPARD, A. C. T. Presidential address. Proc. 1938:7-9. Shoran. Electronic Trilateration, Bering Sea Area. (P. C. Doran) 11(5):55-59. Shoran, Application to Geodetic Triangulation. (J. E. R. Ross) 10(3):9-18. Shoran — Application to Mapping. (J. I. Thompson) 10(4):2-7. Shoran, Meteorological Aspects of. (P. A. Monaghan) 10(6):8-14. Shoran Control. (K. W. Macdonald) 10(7):16-20. Shoran Control. (J. E. R. Ross) 10(7):10-15. Shoran Controlled Photography in Canada, 1953. (M. A . Silva) 12:249-54. Shoran Electronics. (L. C. Card) 10(3):3-8. Shoran Geodetic Operations. (W. J. MacLean) 11(6):17-21. Shoran Ground Sets, Calibration of. (L. C. Card) 10(5):2-6.

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Shoran Navigational Techniques. (R. A. Nordman) 10(4):8-17. Shoran Net, Manitoba-Saskatchewan. (J. E. R. Ross) 10(8):2-8. Shoran Operations la Canada. 2 pts. 11(6):13-21. Shoran Results, Reduction of. (W. J. MacLean) 10(5):10-15. Shoran Sites. (A. C. Hamilton) 12:254-8. Shoran Survey Operational Organization. (R. A. Saunders) 11(6):13-15. Short Picket Method of Running Survey Lines. (E. L. Burgess) Ann. Kept. 1917:159-62. Short Telescopes. (J. L. Rannie) 7(2):2-6. SHUTT, F. T. Soils and Then- Characteristics. Ann. Rept. 1921:23-28. Shutter Eyepiece for Field Theodolites. (C. H. Ney) 6(9):24-25. Signal for Mountainous Districts. (L. A. Dufresne) Proc. 1891:88-90. SILVA, M. A. Shoran Controlled Photography In Canada, 1953. 12:249-54. SIMONPEITRI, A. C. Activities of the Pan-American Institute of Geography and History. 12:433-38. Sirois, J. E. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1920:169. SIROIS, J. E. Marées, Vagues, Ressacs, Courants et Vents. Proc. 1891:138-45. Sixth International Photogrammetric Congress. (R. H. Field) 9(11):l-6. SKINNER, L. B. Map Nomenclature. 12:274-77. SKOP, JACOB. Military Grids. 10(9):30-35. SLESSOR, D. R. Land Surveying in Canada Lands. 12:530-34. SLESSOR, D. R. Topographical Surveys of the Columbia River Basin. 12:444-52. Slide Rule, D.L.S., for Computing Slope Corrections and Elevations. (W. H. Herbert) Ann. Rept. 1917: 183-86. Slide Rule for Computing Solar Altitude-Azimuths, Proposed D.L.S. (W. H. Herbert) Ann. Rept. 1917: 163-67. SLOCOMB, A. G. Helicopter on a Photo-Topographical Survey. 10(1):l-9. Slope Corrections and Elevations, D.L.S. Slide Rule for Computing. (W. H. Herbert) Ann. Rept. 1917:183-86. Slotted Templet Assembly, Saddle Lake Tests. (R. P. Shaw) 9(7):2-10. Slotted Templet Method (L. T. Eliel) 7(1):2-8. Slotted Template Method, Suggested Improvement. (S. G. Gamble) 10(3):28-29. SMITH, D. A. Surveys in Saskatchewan. Proc. 1942:26-36. Smith, Hon. D. W., First Surveyor General of Upper Canada. (J. McAree) Proc. 1889:115-32. SMITH, F. C. G. see also FRASER, R. J. SMITH, F. C. G. Charting Northern Seas and Harbours. 11(4):40-42. SMITH, F. C. G. Economic Aspects of Nautical Charting. 12:108-12. SMITH, F. C. G. War Record of Hydrographic and Map Service. 8(11):14-20. SMYTH, J. R. G. Unsharp Masking for Aerial Survey Negatives. 11(1):35-37. SNOOK, R. F. Map Inspection and Editing. 12:384-85. Société Géodésique de Québec, formed. 7(4):1. Soil Horizons. (A. H. Hawkins) 1(8):6-7. Soil Survey. (W. A. Johnston) Ann. Rept. 1919:80-88; Disc. 88-91. Soils and Their Characteristics. (F. T. Shutt) Ann. Rept. 1921:23-28. Soils of the Great Plains. (D. B. Dowling) Ann. Rept. 1920:31-34; Disc. 34-36. Solar Altitude-Azimuths, Proposed D.L.S. Slide Rule for Computing. (W. H. Herbert) Ann. Rept. 1917:163-67. Solar Attachment to the Transit Instrument. (J. I. Dufresne) Proc. 1891:134-37. Solar Declination for All Years, Ephemerls Giving. (W. H. Herbert) Ann. Rept. 1917:174-82. Solar Navigator, Fan-child. (L. T. Eliel) 8(2):25-27. Solar System, Our Unique. (R. J. McDiarmid) 8(10) :20-21. Some Aerial Surveys in Northern Rhodesia. (R. A. Logan) 4(3):3-7. Some Aspects of Our Modern Civilization. (Most Rev. A. Vachon) Proc. 1941: 18-23. Some Facts About Indians. (W. R. White) 7(6):14-22. Some Features of the Practice of an Ontario Land Surveyor. (J. W. Pierce) 5(5):16-19. Some Geophysical Investigations of the Earth. (C. H. Ney) 7(7):2-13. Some Reminiscences of Early Surveys. (E. W. Hubbell) 3(7):21-23. SONLEY, G. R. Monoscope. 8(11):9-11. SOOTHERAN, L. G. Arc System of Short Radius Curves for Roads, etc. 4(3):15. SOOTHERAN, L. G. Simple Method of Offsetting Around Trees, etc. on Long Straight Survey Lines. 4(2):19-20. Sound, Velocity of, Using to Obtain Distances. 5(10):27-28. South Africa, Eighteenth Century Manuscript Maps. 11(1):50-51, or 11(2):58-59. South Africa, Natural Resources of. (D. de Waal Meyer) Proc. 1939:25-29. South Africa, Survey Commission Report, 1921 1(1):10-13. South Africa, Surveying and Mapping In the Union of. (Hon. A. Roberts) 10(9):13-21. South America, Survey in Tropical. (J. F. B. O'Sullivan) 3(1):9-13. Southern Boundary of the Province of Quebec. (J. A. Pounder) 4(6):6-l5. Spartan Air Services Ltd. Shoran Controlled Photography In Canada, 1953. (M. A. Silva) 12:249-54. Spartan prize. 11(4):2-3. Spartan Prize presented to P. Atkinson. 12:122, 174.

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SPEAR, G. A. Photo-Lithographed Forest Maps. 10(10):23-31. Special Surveys Act, B.C., Vancouver and the. (G. F. Fountain) 10(9):6-9. Special Surveys Act, Manitoba, Winnipeg and. (R. H. Avent) 10(9):2-6. Speight, T. B. Obit. 9(8):31. SPEIGHT, T. B. The Late Colonel A. J. Van Nostrand. 6(9):30-31. SPENCE, H. N. Helicopter Operation, Knob Lake Vicinity. 10(7):2-8. Spence, J. W. Obit. 12:554-55. Spence, William A. Obit. port. 4(7):19. Spherical Triangles, Graphic Solution by the Gnomonic Projection. (W. F. King) Proc. 1890:141-44. Spirit Level, New Type for Surveying Instruments. 1(6):12-13. SPRECKLEY, R. O. The Devil Bird; a legend of the Mackenzie, [poem] 1(5):18. SPRECKLEY, R. O. "If", [poem] 1(1):16. SPRECKLEY, R. O. Origin of the Rectangular System of Survey. 4(4):9-12. STAACK, J. F. The United States Geological Survey. Proc. 1936:31-41; Disc. 41-46. The Stadia and the Rangefinder, Distance Measurements with. (B. W. Waugh) 5(3):6-9. Stadia Surveys. (G. C. Cooper) Ann. Rept. 1918:49-57. Stadia Surveys. (R. Neelands) Ann. Rept. 1915:57-64. Standard Conditions for the Use of Steel Tapes. (R. W. Boyle) 8(5):21-23. Standard of Precision. (J. A. Kirk) Proc. 1889:102-4. Standard Scales . . . for Canadian Topographical Maps. (D. H. Nelles) Ann. Rept. 1920:70-86; Disc. 86-88. Standards, Early, of Vancouver Island. 3(11):14-15. Standards of Length, Our. (R. H. Field) 2(10):3-8. Standards of Length, Unification and Development. (R. H. Field) 9(8):24-28. Standards of the Geodetic Survey of Canada. (F. A. McDiarmid) Ann. Rept. 1918:108-22; Disc. 122-28. STARKEY, H. M. A Survey In Saskatchewan in 1883. 6(6):24-26. Stars, Measurement of the Distances of the. (W. F. King) Proc. 1893:36-46. The Stars-Our Timekeepers. (R. J. McDiarmid) 9(4): 21-22. State Plane Co-ordinates. (J. E. R. Ross) 6(1):7-10. Status of Our Profession. (J. W. Harris) Proc. 1889:96-101. Status of the Dominion Land Surveyor. (T. Shanks) Ann. Rept. 1923:42-48. STEAD, R. J. C. Growth of Canada's National Park System. 7(10):16-21. Steel Tapes, Standard Conditions for the Use of. (R. W. Boyle) 8(5):21-23. STEELE, W. A. Some Problems in Radio Broadcast Reception. [Referred to but not printed] Ann. Rept. 1924:50-51 Stephens, H. H. Obit. Proc. 1888:35. Stereogoniometer, The Fourcade. (E. L. M. Burns) 5(9):12-20. Stereophotogrammetry as Applied to Surveying. (W. C. Murdie) Ann. Rept. 1915:66-100. (incl. Disc, and many plates.) Stereo-Plotters for Air Photographs, Elementary Principles. (R. H. Field) 5(11) :3-9; Disc. 9-11. Stereo-Plotting Devices, Limitations of Simple. (R. H. Field) 9(3):2-5. Stereoscope, New Air- Base. (John Carroll) 8(11):21-25. STEWART, A. G. Classification and Rate of Pay of Surveyors. Ann. Rept. 1920:20-22; Disc. 22-29. STEWART, Hon. CHARLES. Remarks at Annual luncheon. Ann. Rept. 1922:33-35; 1924:37-39; 1925: 40-42; 1928:34-38; 1929:36. Stewart, Elihu. Obit. 5(6):16. Stewart, Louis Beaufort. Obit. 5(12):28. STEWART, L. B. Base Lines. 3(9):9-16. Stewart, N. C. port. 9(5):2 8. STEWART, N. C. British Columbia Provincial Boundaries. 12:75-96. STEWART, P. S. Torrens System. 11(3):57-58. STEWART, R. M. Proposed World Encircling Longitude Net. Ann. Rept. 1926:37-40. Stewart, W. J. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1925:76. STILWELL, W. H. Graphical Method for Determining Terrestrial Latitude and Longitude. 9(1):2-9. STILWELL, W. H. Note on the Determination of the Numbers of Townships. 9(12):7-8. STILWELL, W. H. Suggested Procedure for Obtaining Photographs for Drawing Sketch Maps of the Astronomic Stations. 9(2):26-27. STIRLING, Hon. GROTE. Remarks at Annual luncheon. Proc. 1935:10-12. Stone Age Natives. (L. Austin) 2(3):8-12. Subdividing Townships, Suggested Changes in Method. (A. M. Narraway) Ann. Rept. 1917:33-38; Disc. 39-41. Second paper 142-44; Disc. 144-46. Sub-Division Work. (J. Vicars) Proc. 1891:158-60. Substructure of Canadian Town Planning. (S. Young) 3(2):10-12. Sudan, Anglo-Egyptian, Surveys in. 3(11):17 . Suggested Changes in Method of Subdividing Townships. (A. M. Narraway) Ann. Rept. 1917:33-38; Disc. 39-41. Second paper, 142-44; Disc. 144-46. Sun Dials. (O. Klotz) Ann. Rept. 1920:119-24. Super duper dipper. 12 :658-60. Survey, Coast and Geodetic: Memorial on the Benefit of. Proc. 1887:71-75.

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Survey, Different Systems in Manitoba and the North-West Territories. (W. F. King) Proc. 1885:17-24. Survey, Organization of a Base Line. (D. E. Guard) 11(2):11-14. Survey, A Traverse. (O. J. Klotz) Proc. 1887:45-62. Survey, Trigonometrical, of the Dominion: Memorandum prepared by a Committee. Proc. 1888:42-48. Survey and Description of Canada Lands. (R. Thistlethwaite) 12:534-35. Survey in Saskatchewan in 1883. (H. M. Starkey) 6(6): 24-26. Survey in Tropical South America. (J. F. B. O'Sullivan) 3(1):9-13. Survey Instruments, Effect of Weather on. 3(9):8. Survey Lines, Short Picket Method of Running. (E. L. Burgess) Ann. Rept. 1917:159-62. Survey Methods, Developments. . . . International Boundary Surveys. (J. A. Pounder) Ann. Rept. 1927: 49-59. Survey Monuments, Preservation and Restoration. (J. H. Holloway) 8(8):4-17. Survey Monuments, Proposals for the Perpetuation of. (J. W, Pierce) 4(12):13-14. Survey Monuments, Restoration of. (T. S. Nash) Ann. Rept. 1926:56-64; Disc. 64-66. Survey Museum. 6(1):6. Survey of Quartz Mining Claims in Dominion Lands. (T. S. Nash) 5(11):23-26. Survey of Railway Lines. (S. Bray) Proc. 1891:63-70; Disc. 71-72. Survey of the Canada-Alaska Boundary. (F. Lambart) Ann. Rept. 1912:112-25. Survey of the 141st Meridian, Completion of. (J. D. Craig) Ann. Rept. 1917:62-72. Survey Party, Selection Equipment and Management of. (T. Fawcett) Proc. 1885:27-31. Survey Pests. (C. D. Brown) 6(8):18-20. Survey Plans, Reproduction from Original. 6(10):31-32. Survey Practice In the Prairie Provinces. (E. C. Brown) Ann. Rept. 1928:58-63. Survey Problem. (H. J. Duffield) 6(9):9-10. Survey Records. (P. W. Currie) Ann. Rept. 1912:67-70; Disc. 70-71. Survey Research Committee of the National Research Council. (A. G. L. McNaughton) Proc. 1937:32-34. Survey Services, Flying for. 1(6):10-11. Survey Stakes, Marking with Radioactivity. (W. R. Dixon and L. H. Greenberg) 10(11)-2:10. Surveying, Astronomy as Applied to. (F. A. McDiarraid) 3(2):3-9. Surveying, Notes on. (L. C. Higbee) 12:461-64. Surveying, Possibilities of the Aeroplane in. (R. F. Clarke) Ann. Rept. 1919:61-77; Disc. 78-80. Surveying, Practical Application of Aircraft to. (A. M. Narraway) 1(7):5-10. Surveying, Stereophotogrammetry as Applied to. (W. C. Murdie) Ann. Rept. 1915:66-100 (incl. Disc, and many plates) Surveying, Two-way Radio Communication in. (E. Fry) 5(7):19. Surveying, Pacific Coast. (A. S. G. Musgrave) 3(5):19-20. Surveying and Charting Activities of the Hydrographic Office of the U.S. Navy. (G. Medina) 7(9):14-19; Disc. 19-23. Surveying and Mapping Aspects of the Federal-Provincial Agreements. (D. A. Macdonald) 11(1):7-11. Surveying and Mapping hi Canada, Development of. (W. H. Miller) Proc. 1935:13-16; Disc, by A. L. Morfee, 16-18. Surveying and Mapping in New Zealand. (R. G. Dick) Proc. 1952:21-35. Surveying and Mapping in Peace and War. (G. Fitzgerald) 10(10) :11-21. Surveying and Mapping in the Union of South Africa. (Hon. A. Roberts) 10(9):13-21. Surveying and Mapping Trends in Great Britain. (R. LI. Brown) 11(5):15-32. Surveying and Publicity [editorial] 1(5):2-3. Surveying and Town Planning. (T. Adams) Ann. Rept. 1917:106-12; Disc. 112-19. Surveying as a Means of Earning a Livelihood [editorial] 2(1) :2. Surveying for the Oil Industry. (G. C. Hamilton) 10(9):36-37. Surveying In Kenya Colony. 2(5):4. Surveying In New Brunswick. (G. G. Murdoch) 1(10) :5-8. Surveying Instruments. (W. H. Connell) 3(8):3-7. Surveying Instruments, New Type of Spirit Level for. 1(6);12-13. Surveying Instruments, Historic [used in construction of the Firth of Forth bridge] 3(8) :27. Surveying Instruments of British Manufacture, Recent Improvements in Design and Construction. (W. H. Connell) 3(0:14-16, Surveying of Other Days. (W. R. Baldwin-Wiseman) 7(10):12-15. Surveying Profession in Australia. (H. S. McComb) 6(12):17-26. Surveyor, Pioneer to Professional. (W. M. Williams) 10(7):27-32. The Surveyor, the Aeroplane and Canada. (A. M. Narraway) 4(10):3-8. The Surveyor and Town Planning, [editorial] l(10):2-3. Surveyor-General of British North America, First. Ann. Rept. 1919:16. Surveyor in the Witness Box. (A. D. Crease) 6(1):19-21. Surveyor Reflects. (C. B. C. Donnelly) 7(12):20-23. Surveyor Turns to Photogrammetry. (John Carroll) 8(10):15-19. Surveyors, Classification and Rate of Pay. (A. G. Stewart) Ann. Rept. 1920;20-22; Disc. 22-29. Surveyors — Training and Education. [letter] (S. H. de Jong) 11(4):64-65. Surveyors and Photogrammetrists of the Future, Education for. (G. H. Harding) 10(12) :15-19. Surveyors' Associations in Canada. 8(2):15-24.

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Surveyor's Education. (K. F. McCusker) 10(2):25-26. Surveyors' Projections. (E. L. M. Burns) Proc. 1936:47-51; Disc. 52-53. Surveyors' Reports, Suggestions for. (A. T. Drummond) Proc. 1889:146-49. Surveyors Then Made Little Money. (J. V. McAree) 9(9):25-26. Surveys, Alberta, History of. (J. N. Wallace) Ann. Rept. 1912:43-59; Disc. 59-63. Surveys, Assessment, of Farm Lands. (R. W. Cautley) Ann. Rept. 1919:124-32; Disc. 132-36. Surveys, British Government. (J. G. Boulton) Proc. 1888:71-78. Surveys, Dominion Government, in Manitoba, the Northwest Territories and British Columbia. (J. S. Dennis) Proc. 1889:158-70. Surveys, Early, and Administration of Lands in Manitoba. (W. Pearce) Ann Rept. 1914:136-63. Surveys, Early, Reminiscences of. (E. W. Hubbell) 3(7):21-23. Surveys, Exploratory. (W. Ogilvie) Proc. 1893:53-62. Surveys, Field, Practical Management of. (F. H. Kitto) Ann. Rept. 1911:30-42. Surveys, Geodetic. Some Aspects of Mathematical Geography. (J. E. R. Ross) 10(12) :3-14. Surveys, History of the System of Dominion Lands. (E. M. Dennis) Ann. Rept. 1915:26-55. Surveys, Land, of Newfoundland. (J. H. Burridge) 6(3):2-7. Surveys, Mineral Claim. (G. E. Webber) 9(11):12-20. Surveys, Progress and Inspection of. (E. W. Hubbell) Ann. Rept. 1913:57-72; Disc. 73-76. Surveys, Railway Right of Way. (W. Humphreys) 6(7):5-7; Comments by W. L. Affleck, 6(8):23-24; Reply by W. Humphreys, 6(9) :28. Surveys, Retracement, in Manitoba. (D. N. Sharpe) 11(2):47-52. Surveys, Settlement and, in British Columbia. (F. C. Green) Proc. 1940:39-42; Disc. 43-45. Surveys, Want of Precision in. (J. McLatchie) Proc. 1890:80-92. Surveys and History. (H. S. L. Winterbotham) 8(5):8-11. Surveys and Land-Use Planning in the Province of Quebec. (L. Z. Rousseau) Proc. 1941:24-29; Disc. 30-31. Surveys and Maps in Canada, Development of. (F. H. Peters) 5(4):3-11. Surveys and Oyster Farms. (W. A. Fletcher) 5(9):8-11. Surveys Engineer in the Tropics. (R. Thistlethwaite) 8(3):11-18. Surveys in Australia. 5(1) :2. Surveys in Cities and Town, Marking of. (H. G. Dickson) Proc. 1891 :53-55. Surveys in Newfoundland, History of. (J. H. Burridge) 10(6):14-23. Surveys in Nova Scotia. (R. J. Milgate) 8(10):11-14. Surveys in Quebec, Past and Present. (P. Joncas) Proc. 1942:11-16; Disc. 16-21. Surveys in Saskatchewan. (D. A. Smith) Proc. 1942:26-36. Surveys in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. 3(11):17. Surveys in the North-West During the Last Thirty Years, Reminiscences of Camp Life. (W. Ogilvie) Ann. Rept. 1911:18- 29. Surveys in the Province of Quebec. (G. Cote) Ann. Rept. 1925:35-39. Surveys Laboratory, Ottawa. (R. H. Field) 6(6):2-5. Surveys of Crown Lands of Nova Scotia. (R. A. Logan) 4(6):3-5. Surveys of Dominion Lands, Plans and Fieldnotes of. (P. B. Symes) Proc. 1890:130-40. Surveys of Mineral Claims in the North West Territories, Problems Arising Out of. (H. G. Beresford) 4(8):3-9. Surveys of Right of Way for Railways. (H. Irwin) Proc. 1891:146-57. Surveys of the Province of Quebec. (G. E. McMartin) Proc. 1889:181-87. Sutcliffe, H. W. 2(8):5. SYMES, P. B. Plans and Fieldnotes of Surveys of Dominion Lands. Proc. 1890:130-40. Tacheometer, A Direct-Reading. 2(1);7-9 TAGGART, C. H. Land Surveys Committee Report. Ann. Rept. 1928:50-54. Talbot, A. C. Obit. 3(6):20. Tangent Scale Protractor. (S. L. Brabazon) Proc. 1887: 63-64. "Tavistock" Transit. (W. H. Connell) 3(10):7-11. Teasdale, C. M. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1923:113. The Telescope, Some Notes on. (R. H. Field) 3(11):8-11. Telescope Tests. (W. H. Connell) 4(2):16-17. Telescopes, Short. (J. L. Rannie) 7(2):2-6. Templates, Machine for Producing Slotted. (R. H. Field) 10(8):12-15. Tennessee Valley, Mapping in. (T. P. Pendleton) Proc. 1939:30-43; Disc. 43-45. Tercentenary of the Invention of the Barometer. (R. H. Field) 8(3):24-25. Terminus New Iron Boundary Post. 9(4):24. Terrestrial Globe, Measure of. (A. Tremblay) 8(2):2-9; (3):2-10. Terrestrial Latitude and Longitude, Graphical Method for Determining. (W. H. Stilwell) 9(1):2-9. Terrestrial Surveying Camera, New. (W. H. Miller) 6(9):26-27. Test Range for Mapping Methods Research. (J. Carroll) 11(3):6-10. Testing of Lenses and Cameras Used in Aerial Photography. (R. D. Davidson) 5(8):3-5.

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Texas, Early Land Surveying in. (F. Daniell) 9(11):23-27. Texas, Land Surveying in. (W. A. Rounds) 6(7):14-19. Theodolite, A New Double-Reading Micrometer. 1(5):12-13. Theodolite Tripods of Timber, Twisting of. (J. H. Kihl) 7(5):14-16. Theodolites. Adapting a Surveying Camera to Fit on the T2 Theodolite. (R. H. Field) 10(6):27-29. J. L. Rannie, Apostle of the Optical Theodolite. (R. H. Field) 12:127-28. Theodolites, Design of New Types. (J. L. Rannie) 3(9):17-20. Theodolites, Determining the Graduation Corrections of the Horizontal Circles. (J. L. Rannie) 3(7):7-11. Theodolites, Glass Circles on. (J. L. Rannie) 7(6):2-7. Theodolites, Two New Types. (Ontario Hughes-Owens Co. Ltd.) 8(9):15-23. Theodolites, Field, Shutter Eyepiece for. (C. H. Ney) 6(9):24-25. Theodolites, Wild, Improving the Performance of; a review of three papers. 4(12) :8-10. These Things We Call Maps. (W. H. Gill) 7(10):22-25. Thirteen Thousand Miles by Air. (C. S. MacDonald) 5(l):4-8. THISTLETHWAITE, R. Sag Corrections Simplified. 8(9) :26. THISTLETHWAITE, R. Summary of Recent Provincial and Territorial Boundary Surveys. 11(1):12-15. THISTLETHWAITE, R. Survey and Description of Canada Lands. 12:534-35. THISTLETHWAITE, R. Surveys Engineer in the Tropics. 8(3):11-18. THOM, D. J. Riparian Rights. 4(1):7-16. THOMAS, R. I. Arctic Air Photography, Pt. 1. 11(4):19-23. Thompson, David, Memorial to. 1(2):2-3. Thompson, Professor G. PI, Scientific Work. (R. W. Boyle) Proc. 1942:23-25. THOMPSON, G. P. Science and the War. Proc. 1942:21-23. THOMPSON, J. I. Application of Terrestrial Photo-grammetry to Multiplex Heighting In Canada. 9(10):4-10. THOMPSON, J. I. Shoran—Application to Mapping. 10(4):2-7. Thompson, W. T. Obit. 6(5) :32. Three Point Problem, Coordinate Systems and. (H. Klinkenberg) 12:508-18. Three-Point Problem, Two Short Methods of Computation. (L. F. Gregerson) 12:3-7. Tidal Datum Planes. (C. M. Cross) 11(2):24-28. Tide Gauge, Portable Automatic. (G. T. Rude) 2(2):5-7. Tides at Leaf River, Ungava. 12:111. Tides, Waves, Undertow. [In French]. (J. E. Sirois) Proc. 1891:138-45. Time Intervals, Measurement of. (R. H. Field) 12:520-23. Title by Possession. (C. J. Milligan) 3(1):3-8. Tobey, W. M. retired. 7(9):29; port. Ann. Rept. 1930:3. TOBEY, W. M. Geodetic Results and Their Practical Meaning. Ann. Rept. 1914:91-116. TOBEY, W. M. Presidential address. Ann. Rept. 1931:9-12. TOPLEY, H. N. Practical Chemical Demonstration of the Bromide Process; Synopsis of a lecture. Proc. 1890:73-76. TOPLEY, H. N. Synopsis of a lecture "Supposed Fossil Trees Discovered at Kingston, Ont." Proc. 1889:66-67. Topographic Detail In Wooded Areas. (G. H. Herriot) 1(3):13-15. Topographic Features in the Lachute and Ste. Agathe Sheets, Origin of, (F. Fitz Osborne) 6(2):22-24. Topographic Mapping, Perfection in. (L. T. Eliel) 12:440-42. Topographic Mapping, The Range-Finder In. (R. P. Burchnall) 2(8):16-18. Topographic Mapping in the United States. (E. S. Massie) Proc. 1948:21-28; Disc. 28-32. Topographic Maps, the Multiplex Aeroprojector and Its Use for the Making of. (W. Brucklacher) 5(6):7-10. Topographical Mapping by Helicopter. (G. C. Emerson) 10(11) :13-22. Topographical Mapping Surveys, Use of the Helicopter for. (P. C. Atkinson) 11(6):5-13. Topographical Maps, Expressions of Land Forms on. (A. C. T. Sheppard) Ann. Rept. 1926:78-88. Topographical Maps, Canadian, Standard Scales . . . for. (D. H. Nelles) Ann. Rept. 1920:70-86; Disc. 86-88. Topographical Survey, Natural History in Connection with. (J-.Macoun) Proc. 1888:79-85. Topographical Surveying, Modern, Principles and Methods. (W. H. Boyd) 1(1):3-6. Topographical Surveys in Connection with Rural Planning. (W. H. Norrish) Ann. Rept. 1918:35-48. Topographical Surveys of the Columbia River Basin. (D. R. Slessor) 12:444-52. Topography on a Very Small Scale. (R. H. Field) 8(4): 18-21. Torrens System. (P. S. Stewart) 11(3):57-58. Torrens System of Land Titles. (R. W. Cautley) Ann. Rept. 1912:35-40; Disc .40-42. Town Planning. (N. Cauchon) Ann. Rept. 1918:145-48; 148-5,1. Town Planning. (N. Cauchon) Ann. Rept. 1928:68. (Referred to but not printed). Town Planning. (T. D. leMay) 3(8):21-24. Town Planning, Report of Special Committee. Ann. Rept. 1927:63. Town Planning, Surveying and. (T. Adams) Ann. Rept. 1917:106-12; Disc. 112-19. Town Planning: the Science of the Social Organism. (A. Buckley) 2(7):5-10. Town Planning, The Surveyor and. [editorial] 1(10):2-3. Town Planning, Canadian, Substructure of. (S. Young) 3(2):10-12.

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Town Planning Committee, Report. (N. D. Wilson) 5(10):17-26. Town Planning in Saskatchewan. (W. A. Begg) Ann. Rept. 1921:37-44. Town Planning Institute of Canada, 8th Annual Convention. 3(2):17. Town Planning Institute of Canada, Alms. (T. Adams) Ann. Rept. 1919:141-48; Disc. 148-55. Town Planning Survey of the Township of Waterloo. (H. L. Seymour) 2(1):4-6. Township Surveys in Ontario, Development of. (R. M Anderson) 5(8):6-9. Townships, Numbers of, Determination. (W. H Stilwell) 9(12):7-8. Tractors. Cutting and Clearing Line. (W. B. Dingle) 8(4):23-24. Traffic Planning with Relation to Community Planning. (H. R. Burton) 12:283-88. Training. Committee on Education, Ontario Land Surveyors Association. (W. J. Baird) 11(3):49-52. The Dominion Land Surveyor. (J. E. R. Ross) 8(1):12-22. L'Université Laval et la Formation Professionnelle de l'Arpenteur-Géomètre. (L.-Z. Rousseau) 11(6):52-54. What Are the Universities Doing? (G. H. Harding) 11(3):39-40. Training of Land Surveyors. (J. A. H. Church) 9(8):7-11; Disc. 11-13. Training of Multiplex Operators. (E. D, Lawson) 12: 325-29. Trans-Canada Airways, Meteorological Services for. (J. Patterson) 6(7):8-13. Transfer of Levels Across Water. (R. H. Montgomery) 9(5):23-26. Transit, Field Performance of the Wild Type. (C. H. Ney)2(11):8-10. Transit, New Type on Market. (J. L. Rannie) 1(11):9-10. Transit, Repairs and Tests of the Wild Type. (R. H. Field) 2(11):10-11. Transit, Small Wild Type. (J. L. Rannie) 2(11) :3-8. Transit, The "Tavistock". (W. H. Connell) 3(10):7-11. Transit, Wartime Instruction In the Use of. (L. C Higbee) 7(11):12-22. Transit Instrument, Solar Attachment for. (J. I. Dufresne) Proc. 1891:134-37. Transit Work, Accuracy Depends on Clearer Circle Graduations. (P. Kissam) 7(5):7-9. Transportation, Base Line. (J. R. Akins) Ann. Rept. 1914:125-28. Transportation and Surveys, Northern, Development in Canada. (F.T.Jenkins) Proc. 1937:14-25; Disc. 25-29. Transportation on Base Line Surveys. (G. H. Blanchet) Ann. Rept. 1914:76-84; Disc, by J. N. Wallace, 85-89. A Traverse Survey. (O. J. Klotz) Proc. 1887:45-62. TREADWELL, T. K. Hydrographic Surveying in the Arctic. 11(4):42-44. Tremblay, Altheod. Obit. 8(12) :31. TREMBLAY, A. Brief History of the Measure of the Terrestrial Globe. 8(2):2-9, (3):2-10. Trends in U.S. Mapping. (G. G. Tschume) Proc. 1949:14; Disc. 15-19. Tri-Camera Method of Ah- Photography. (H. E. Seely) Tri-Camera Photography. (E. A. Rothery) 11(5):41-46. Triangulation, Airborne Target. (C. H. Ney) 12:466-71. Triangulation, Secondary. (J. L. Rannie) Ann. Rept. 1921:29-34. Triangulation, Secondary, Done Twenty-Five Years Ago, Interesting Check on the Precision of. (J. L. Rannie) 6(4):7-10. Triangulation Adjustment by Orthogonalization. (B. Cvetkov and J. E. Lilly) 12:396-414. Triangulation Survey of the Railway Belt, Field Work of. (M. P. Bridgland) Ann. Rept. 1917:148-58. Trigonometrical Levelling. (R. W. Cautley) 1(7):12-15. Trimetrogon Photogrammetry. (John Carroll) 8(7):1-14. Trip into the Barren Land East of Great Slave Lake. (G. H. Blanchet) Ann. Rept. 1924:76-96. Trip to Rome, Random Notes on. (G. S. Andrews) 12:472-76. Tropical South America, Survey In. (J. F. B. O'Sullivan) 3(1):9-13. TROREY, L. G. A Map in a Day. 8(6):9-24. TSCHUME, G. G. Trends in U.S. Mapping. Proc. 1949: 14; Disc. 15-19. TURNBULL, L. G. Errors In Physical Measurement. 10(10) :3-10. Turtle Mountain at Frank, Alberta, Investigation of Stability. 5(2):16. TWEEDSMUIR, Rt. Hon. Lord. Address at Annual Luncheon. Proc. 1936:29-31. Twisting of Theodolite Tripods of Timber. (J. H. Kihl) 7(5):14-16. Two New Types of Theodolites. (Ontario Hughes-Owens Co. Ltd.) 8(9):,15-23. Two Short Methods of Computation of the Three-Point Problem. (L. F. Gregerson) 12:3-7. Two Types of Levelling Instruments, Comparison of. (R. H. Montgomery) 3(4):10-13. Two-way Radio Communication in Surveying. (E. Fry) 5(7):19. TYRER, T. G. Impressions of a Visit to the Geodetic Survey, Ottawa. 5(6):15-16. TYRER, T. G. Replotting Provisions of the Saskatchewan Community Planning Act. 9(6):4-6. U.S.S.R., Five Year Plan in. 4(2) :18. Uganda and Its Geodetic Triangulatlon. (C. H. Ney) 10(3):22-26. Umbach, J. E. Obit. port. 3(8):28. UMBACH, J. E. Remarks at Annual luncheon about Victoria and surveys In B.C. Ann. Rept. 1923:33-35. Underground Mine Surveying. (E. R. Foster) 6(10):24-29. Unification and Development of Length Standards. (R. H. Field) 9(8):24-28.

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United States, Practicing Surveying in the. (S. A. Bauer) Proc. 1950:32-38, Disc. 39-41. U.S. Army map service. Control Extension by Photogrammetric Methods. (L. A. Dickerson) 11(3):3-6. United States Geological Survey. (J. F. Staack) Proc. 1936:31-41; Disc. 41-46. U.S. Mapping in the Arctic and Sub-Arctic. (A. L. Norwicki) 11(4):51-53. U.S. Mapping Services, On a Visit to Various. (R. D. Davidson) 8(11):2-9. United States Sectional Airway Maps. (R. L. Ross) 4(9):10-13. University's Contribution to National Welfare. (Hon. H. J. Cody) 4(8):10-13. Unsharp Masking for Aerial Survey Negatives. (J. R. G. Smyth) 11(1):35-37. Upper Canada, Hon. D. W. Smith, First Surveyor General. (J. McAree) Proc. 1889:115-32. Use of Aerial Photographs in Land Description. (C. H. Fullerton) 7(9):2-6; Disc. 6-11. Use of Color Filters on Geodetic Instruments. (H. C. Warwick) 6(2):26. Use of Re-lnforced Concrete Pipe for Large Supply Mains. (D. N. Sharpe) 3(6):15-16. Using the Velocity of Sound to Obtain Distances. 5(10):27-28. VACHON, Most Rev. ALEXANDRE. Some Aspects of Our Modern Civilization. Proc. 1941:18-23. Vancouver, B.C. Town Planning Committee Report. Ann. Rept. 1929:17-18. [Vancouver and the B.C. Special Surveys Act.] (G. F. Fountain) 10(9):6-9. Vancouver Island, Early Standards of. 3(11):14-15. Van Nostrand, A. J. The Late Colonel. (T. B. Speight) 6(9):30-31. VAN NOSTRAND, A. J. Descriptions of Properties. 3(3):3-8. Vaughan, Lynds Smith. Obit. 6(3):28. Velocity of Sound to Obtain Distances, Using. 5(10):27-28. Verall, H. C. D. Obit. 11(2):60. Veterans' Rehabilitation. (E. L. M. Burns) Proc. 1946:34-39. Vicars, J. R. With Vicars In the Railway Belt. (H. L. Land) 9(11):7-11. VICARS, JOHN. Sub-Division Work. Proc. 1891:158-60. Victoria, Australia. Survey Co-ordination Act, 1940. 7(5):18-26. Visit to the Geodetic Survey, Ottawa, Impressions. (T. G. Tyrer) 5(6);15-16. A Visit to Various U.S. Mapping Services. (R. D. Davidson) 8(11):2-9. A Vitally Important Study: Geography. (F. V. Seibert) 2(5)3-4. Wabiskaw and Beaver River Valleys. (G. H. Blanchet) Ann. Rept. 1919:35-36. Wadlin, L. N. Obit. 12:65. Wallace, James Nevln. Obit. 7(4):32. WALLACE, J. N. Coming of the Dominion Land Surveyor. 6(12):2-11. WALLACE, J. N. History of Alberta Surveys. Ann. Rept. 1912:43-59; Disc. 59-63. WALLACE, J. N. President's address. Ann. Rept. 1919: 8-12. WALLACE, J. N. Some Remarks on Mr. Blanchet's Paper on "Transportation". Ann. Rept. 1914:85-89. Want of Precision in Surveys. (J. McLatchie) Proc. 1890: 80-92. War, Engineering Problems of the Great. (Sir Arthur Currie) Ann. Rept. 1920:50-69. War and Research. (C. J. Mackenzie) Proc. 1940:14-20. War Honours Won by Dominion Land Surveyors. (E. M. Dennis) Ann. Rept. 1919;118-22. War Medicine Keeps the Navy In Fighting Trim. (A. McCallum) Proc. 1944:26-30. War Record of Hydrographic and Map Service. (F. C. G. Smith) 8(11):14-20. Wartime Instruction in the Use of the Transit. (L. C. Higbee) 7(11):12-22. WARWICK, H. C. Use of Color Filters on Geodetic Instruments. 6(2) :26. Water areas in surveys. Stadia Surveys. (G. C. Cowper) Ann. Rept. 1918:49-57. Water Current Meter. 4(3) :14. Water Levels of the Great Lakes—St. Lawrence Waterways. (C. A. Price) 11(1):17-22. Water Power Investigations, Preliminary. (A. M. Beale) Ann. Rept. 1925:123-34. WATSON-WATT, Sir ROBERT. Electronics in Surveying and Photogrammetry. 12:454-60. WATT, G. H. Ordnance and Admiralty Lands in Canada. 2(2):3-4. WATTLES, W. C. Property Surveys Must Fit Then-Titles. 10(1):23-26. WATTS, F. C. Developments in British Levelling Instruments. 3(5):12-15. Waugh, B. W. port. Proc. 1938:6. WAUGH, B. W. Aerial Surveys Committee Report. Ann. Rept. 1929:23-30; Disc. 30-33. WAUGH, B. W. Arctic Mapping. 11(4):44-47. WAUGH, B. W. Canada Lands Surveys Act. 10(11):28-30. WAUGH, B. W. Canada's Air Navigation Charts. 6(9):2-9. WAUGH, B. W. Canada's Progress in Air Navigation Charting. 8(5):12-16. WAUGH, B. W. Discussion of L. G. Castonguay's paper "Surveyors' Reports". Proc. 1947:22-24. WAUGH, B. W. Presidential address. Proc. 1939:3-7. WAUGH, B. W. Radial Positioner for Making Control Strip Plots. 6(2):2-4. WAUGH, B. W. Report of the Legal and Topographical Surveys Committee. Proc. 1935:19-24; Disc. 24-27.

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WAUGH, B. W. Saskatchewan-Albert Boundary. 6(7);20-21. WAUGH, B. W. Some Distance Measurements with the Stadia and the Rangefinder. 5(3):6-9. WAY, W. C. The Aneroid Barometer. 1(2):7-13. WAY, W. C. Laboratories of the Dominion Lands Surveys. Ann. Rept. 1915:118-26; Disc. 126-30. Ways of Necessity. (S. Young) 8(1):2-7. Weather, Chasing the. (J. F. Fleming) 11(4):73-75. Weather, Effect on Survey Instruments. 3(9):8. Weather Processes. (J. Patterson) 3(4):7-10. WEBBER, G. E. Examination of Plans and Accuracy of Surveys. 11(1):29-33. WEBBER, G. E. Journey from the Pas, Manitoba, to Ranken Inlet on the West Coast of Hudson Bay, Latitude 62° 48', in 1937. 6(5):19-23. WEBBER, G. E. Mineral Claim Surveys. 9(11):12-20. Weekes, Abel Seneca. Obit. 5(9):24. Wellington Lake Power Project. (W. P. Dunbar) 6(5) :2-9. West, H. A. S. port. Proc. 1951:1. WEST, H. A. S. Engineer Survey Services In First Canadian Army. 9(1):11-17; Disc. 17-19. WEST, H. A. S. Presidential address. Proc. 1952:3-5. WESTLAND, C. R. Notes on Plane Table Work. Ann. Kept. 1915:131-41. Wharton's Gnomonic Projection. (J. G. Boulton) Proc. 1891:73-76. Wheeler, Arthur Oliver. Obit. port. 8(8):28-29. Wheeler, A. O. port. 3(5):10. WHEELER, A. O. The D.L.S. Intelligence Corps and the Riel Rebellion, 1885. 4(12):3-8. WHEELER, A. O. How I Went to Alaska. 3(5):7-9. When is an Acre not an Acre? 1(9):11. Where Angels Fear to Tread. (A. F. Wightman) Proc. 1949:19-33; Disc. 33-35. Whitcher, A. H. Obit. 3(12) :20. WHITCHER, A. H. Geographical Nomenclature. Proc. 1893:67-72. WHITCHER, GEOFFREY. National Air Photo Library. 12:381-82. WHITE, W. R. Engineer In War and Reconstruction. Proc. 1942:38-43; Disc. 43-46. WHITE, W. R. Some Facts About Indians. 7(6):14-22. WHITMORE, G. D. Current Developments in Photogrammetry In the United States. 11(2):7-10. Why the Wye Level? (R. H. Field) 8(9) :24-25. WIGHT, E. J. Mosaic Mapping. 3(8):25-26. WIGHTMAN, A. F. Map Making by the Photogrammetry Branch, New Brunswick. 11(3):43-44. WIGHTMAN, A. F. Where Angels Fear to Tread. Proc. 1949.119-33; Disc. 33-35. Wild, Heinrich. Obit. 10(12):47-48. Wild Theodolite. Ann. Rept. 1928:56-57. Wild Transit, Notes on. 6(7) :25-26. Wildwood—An Outstanding Community Development. (H. E. Beresford) 9(9):8-12; Disc. 12-17. Wilkin, Francis Alfred. Obit. 10(8):36. WILKINS, F. W. Geometrical Trisection of a Plane Angle. 7(3):27. WILLIAMS, W. M. The Surveyor, Pioneer to Professional. 10(7):27-32. WILSON, J. A. Work of the Ah- Board. Ann. Rept. 1922:79-85. WILSON, J. A. and NARRAWAY, A. M. Canada In the Air. (Reported but not printed) Ann. Rept. 1927: 65-66. WILSON, N. D. Report of the Committee on Town Planning. 5(10):17-26. WILSON, R. M. Control Survey Computations. 11(3):31-39. WILSON, R. M. New Photoalidade. 6(5):24-28. Wilson Photoalidade, Modified. (John Carroll) 9(2):2-6. Winnipeg, Greater, Growth of Public Utilities. (J. B. Scott) 6(4):2-5. Winnipeg and English Rivers, Precise Levelling Along. (F. B. Reid) 1(3):15-17. Winnipeg and the Manitoba Special Surveys Act. (R. H. Avent) 10(9):2-6. Winnipeg Land Titles Office. (W. B. Young) 11(1):25-29. Winter Observing on Precise Levelling. (R. H. Montgomery) 1(6):8-9. A Winter Survey from the Chainman's Point of View. 5(8):9-12. Winter Survey In Northern Alberta. (R. J. Parlee) 10(7):21-24. Winter Surveying with Relief Labour; a Job for Canada. (C. B. C. Donnelly) 5(4):11-15. WINTERBOTHAM, H. S. L. Surveys and History. 8(5):8-11. Winterization of Survey Instruments. (H. A. Munro) 11(2):29. With the 7th Field Survey Company on Active Service. (F. G. Aldous) 3(3):17-20. With Vicars In the Railway Belt. (H. L. Lands) 9(11) :7-11. WOLFE-MILNER, A. W. Rehabilitation for Army Survey Personnel. 9(l):20-25. Wolverine (Steam-boat) 12:317. Wooded Areas, Topographic Detail in. (G. H. Herriot) 1(3):13-15. WOODRUFF, B. J. Locating Control Points for Aerial Mapping in Northern Canada. 8(7):19-24. WOODWARD, L. A. Aerial Photography as a Map Substitute. Proc. 1944:15-25; Disc. 30-73. Work of the Air Board. (J. A. Wilson) Ann Rept. 1922:79-85.

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World Encircling Longitude Net, Proposed. (R. M. Stewart) Ann Rept. 1926:37-40. WRIGHT, J. G. Forest-Fire Research. Proc. 1940:32-37; Disc. 37-39. Wrong, Frederick Hay. Obit. 2(10):12, and Ann. Rept. 1927:62. The Wye Level, Why? (R. H. Field) 8(9):24-25. The Yellowhead Base Line. (F. A. McDiarmid) 1(9):7-8. YOUNG, H. E. Photogrammetric Volume Determination of Huge Pulpwood Piles. 12:536-42. Young, R. E. Obit. Ann. Rept. 1912:149-50. YOUNG, S. Saskatchewan Community Planning Act. 9(6):2-4. YOUNG, S. Season's Mountain Climbing in British Columbia. 7(2):18-23. YOUNG, S. Ways of Necessity. 8(1):2-7. YOUNG, S. A. Prince Albert Zoning Bylaw. 3(11):4-5. YOUNG, STEWART. Substructure of Canadian Town Planning, with Special Reference to the Saskatchewan Town Planning Act 1928. 3(2):10-12. YOUNG, Stewart, and PHILLIPS, E. H. Board of Examiners for Saskatchewan Land Surveyors. 6(8):2-5. YOUNG, W. B. Some Notes on the Operations of the Winnipeg Land Titles Office. 11(1):25-29. The Younger Surveyor, Viewpoint and Difficulties. (D. A. MacLean) Proc. 1947:32-37; Disc. 37-42. The Yukon of Today. (H. S. Bostock) Proc. 1938:28-33; Disc. 33-35. The Yukon River and Its Sources. (W. Ogilvie) Proc. 1888:61-64. Yukon Territory, Placer Surveys in (F. H. Kitto) Ann. Rept. 1915:101-15; Disc. 115-18. The Zeiss-Opton Level Ni2, Levelling with. (K. Herrmann) 11(4):67-72. Zelss Planetarium. (R. H. Field) 3(7):18-20. Zelss Wide- Angle Aerial Camera. (E. L. M. Burns) 5(6):6. Zoning Bylaw, Prince Albert. (S. A. Young) 3(11):4-5.

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