| TITLE |
AUTHOR |
| A Rapid Method for the Reduction of Ferric Sulplate in Volumetric Analysis. (See Discussion, p. 757.) |
Clemens Jones |
| Biographical Notice of Erich C. Schaufuss |
J.H. Bowden |
| Rail-Sections |
Frederic A. Delano |
| Hollow Iron Pig Patterns. |
B.F. Fackenthal Jr. |
| Note on the Koepe System of Winding from Shafts |
John H. Harden |
| Coal-Transfer of the Mt. Carbon Company, Limited |
W.N. Page |
| Note upon some Results of the Storage of Water in Arizona |
William P. Blake |
| The Copper-Deposits of Copper Basin, Arizona, and their Origin |
William P. Blake |
| Some Thoughts Relating to the American institute of Mining Engineers and Its Mission |
William B. Potter |
| Nails from Tin-Scrap |
Oberlin Smith |
| Gold-Milling in the Black Hills |
H.O. Hofman |
| The Determination of Silicon in Ferro-Silicons ; Its Occurrence in Aluminum as Graphitoidal Silicon; and a study of Its Reactions with Alkaline Carbonates |
Henry J. Williams |
| Soaping Geysers |
Arnold Hague |
| Automatic Dumping-Cradles for Mine Cars |
H.S. Munroe |
| Ore-Deposits of the Black Hills of Dakota |
Franklin R. Carpenter |
| The Wenström Magnetic Separator |
Robert Anderson Cook |
| Notes on the Bernice Anthracite Coal-Basin, Sullivan County, Pa |
Clarence R. Claghorn |
| The Distribution of Phosphorus in the Ludington Mine, Iron Mountain, Michigan; A Study in Isochemic Lines |
David H. Browne |
| Note on the Influence of Colombite on the Tin-Assay. (See Discussion, p. 785) |
Franklin R. Carpenter and W.P. Headden |
| Note on the Nickel-Ore of Russell Springs, Logan County, Kansas |
Fred P. Dewey |
| The English versus the Continental System of Jigging-Is Close Sizing Advantageous? |
H.S. Munroe |
| A New System for Operating Regenerative Hot-Blast Stoves |
Jacob T. Wainwright |
| Silicon in Cast-Iron (Analytical Determinations by H. S. FLEMING and EDWARD ORTON, JR.) |
W.J. Keep |
| Prominent Sources of Iron-Ore Supply |
John Birkinbine |
| The Concentration of Iron-Ore |
John Birkinbine and Thomas A. Edison |
| A Review of the Iron-Mining Industry of New York for the past Decade |
John C. Smock |
| A Rapid Method for the Determination of Phosphorus in Certain Ores |
T. Reed Woodbridge |
| Supplementary Note on Blast-Furnace Lines |
Edward Walsh Jr. |
| A Rapid Method for the Reduction of Ferric Sulphate in Volumetric Analysis. (Discussion of Paper on p. 411) |
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| The Reopening of the Tilly Foster Iron-Mine |
F.H. McDowell |
| Proposed Rail-Sections |
Robert W. Hunt |
| Note on the Influence of Columbite on the Tin-Assay. (Discussion of Paper on p. 633) |
W.P. Blake |
| End-Lines and Side-Lines in the U. S. Mining Law |
R.W. Raymond |
| Note on the Use of Crude Petroleum as Fuel for Raising Steam at the South Chicago Works |
E.C. Potter |
| Coal versus Oil in the Puddling-Furnace, and in Raising Steam |
G.H. Billings |
| Oil as a Metallurgical Fuel |
E.C. Felton |