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ASSETS CAPITAL ASSETS Equity in United Engineering Society's Land and Buildings $486,792 79 Library 40,000 00 $526,792 79 INVESTMENTS Jas Douglas Fund-Schedule #2 $ 99,966 40 Life Membership Fund-Schedule #3 9,415 63 R W Hunt Medal Fund-Schedule #4 7,489 09 116,871 12 INVENTORIES Paper Account .305 10

Jan 1, 1923

Executive BENJAMIN B. THAYER, .Chairman. JAMES F. KEMP, CHARLES F. RAND, ALBERT R. LEDOUX, JOSEPH W. RICHARDS, Membership KARL EILERS, Chairman. W. R. INGALLS, JOHN H. JANEWAY, Jr., JOHN D. IRVING, SIDNEY J. JENNINGS. Finance CHARLES F. RAND, Chairman. KARL EILERS. W. L. SAUNDERS.

Jan 1, 1917

Jan 1, 1928

By AIME AIME

Jan 1, 1936

[TRANSACTIONS Indexes to Vols. 1-35, 36-55, 56-72, 73-117 (set of 4 Indexes). DIVISIONAL TRABSACTIONS AND SPECIAL EDITIONS Coal Division Volume, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1934, 1936, 1938, 1940, 1942, 1944. Institute of Metals Division Volume, one each year 1927-1945.]

Jan 1, 1946

Jan 1, 1921

[MINING AND EXPLORATION DIVISION Established as Mining, Geology and Geophysics Division, Sept. 27, 1949 Name changed February 19, 1958. Lyman H. Hart, Chairman Robert J. Lacy, Assistant Chairman Vice Chairmen: John C. Wangaard, Membership J. M. Ehrhorn, Program John G. Hall, Publications C. E. Nelson, Secretary American, Smelting and Refining Co. 120 Broadway New York 5, New York Editor, Rock-in-the-Box: J. W. Chandler.]

Jan 1, 1961

By H. T. Heard

An engineer's wife is more concerned with stores than stopes, and she answers the question-can you get rich overseas?

Jan 7, 1951

Jan 1, 1889

By D. J. Sellmyer

In order to orient single crystals by the back-reflection method it is necessary to know the angles between the various crystallographic planes. These angles have already been published for the hexagonal close-packed metals magnesium, zinc, and cadmium.'

Jan 1, 1965

The Institute is desirous of securing the photographs of Adolph Patera and Albert Serlo, two deceased honorary members of the Institute. All resources within the ken of the Secretary have been tried out to secure these photographs without avail. If any, of our members can give us suggestions which will lead to the accomplishment of the desired ends, such suggestions will be much appreciated.

Jan 5, 1919

By John R. Burger

Industrial mineral mines that have recently been opened, or soon will be opened in the northern circumpacific will produce potash in Canada, Mexico, and Thailand; phosphate in the US, Mexico, and Colombia; soda ash in the US; and chromite in the US and the Philippines.

Jan 1, 1982

The figures given here were received through the courtesy of the Bataafsche Petroleum Maatschappij and the Standard-Vacuum. There is an increase in production for the year of approximately 4½ million barrels. In November the average production indicated that during the year 1935 the total production would probably exceed 50 rnillion barrels. To maintain this production, only 106 wells were drilled during the year, mainly in South Sumatra.

Jan 1, 1935

Early data about the amounts of coal used in making coke, and even of the first oven plants are meager. Table 84 shows the data about beehive ovens from 1841 to 1940, inclusive, and Table 85 shows the data about byproduct ovens from 1895 to 1940, inclusive.

Jan 1, 1942

Geological Survey of the State of Maine, Orono, Me. Joseph Conrad Twinem, State Geologist In the years 1837, 1838, 1839, Charles T. Jackson made three reports on the geology of Maine Reports were made in 1861-1862 by C. H Hitchcock entitled, respectively, "General Report on the Geology of Maine" and "Geology of Maine." These old reports are now out of print

Jan 1, 1933

Section 67 Department of Conservation and Development, State of New Jersey, State House Annex, Trenton, N. J. H B Kummel, State Geologist For lists of publications, maps and geologic folios, address the above. Where price of postage is noted, in the following list of available publications on geology, the postage is only to New Jersey and

Jan 1, 1933

Jan 1, 1907

MINING METHODS W. J. COULTER, Chairman P. B. BUCKY, Vice-Chairman CLYDE E. WEED, Vice-Chairman ROBERT S. PALMER, Secretary Alluvial Mining CLINTON BERNARD O. B. FERRY NORMAN CLEAVELAND C. M. ROMANOWITZ R. B. EARLING J. B. STAPLER BENERE H. GRANTCHARLES THURMAN

Jan 1, 1944

By R. W. Raymond

THE specimen of anthracite which I exhibit is from the Ortiz Mine Grant, about fifteen miles southwest of Santa Fe. The beds belong to the lignitic formation of the Galisteo, which Hayden and

Jan 1, 1874