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PROCEEDINGS OF MEETINGS

PAPERS:

WILKES-BARRE MEETING May, 1877

TITLE	AUTHOR
Hydraulic Mining in California	A.J. Bowie Jr. A.B.
The Mechanical Work Performed in Heating the Blast	Prof. B.W. Frazier
Iron Manufacture in Mexico	J.P. Carson
The Action of Small Spheres of Solids in Ascending Currents of Fluids and in Fluids at Rest	J.C. Bartlett A.M.
Classification of Coals	Persifor Frazer Jr.
Note on the Manufacture of Ferromanganese and the Blast Furnaces	F. Valton
Can we Transmit Power in Large Amount by Electricity?	N.S. Keith
Notes on Fire-Brick Stoves for Blast Furnaces	John M. Hartman
On the Southern Limit of the last Glacial Drift across New Jersey and the adjacent parts of New York and Pennsylvania	Prof. George H. Cook
A Mining Laboratory	Prof. Robert H. Richards
Note upon the Cost of Two Blast Furnaces in the Cleveland District of England	P. Barnes
Note upon the Cost of Six Regenerative Furnaces	P. Barnes
Note upon the Cost of Iron Rails as made in 1866 in a leading English Railway Company’s Rolling Mill	P. Barnes
The Rothschönberger Stollen	Rossiter W. Raymond Ph.D

AMENIA MEETING October, 1877

TITLE	AUTHOR
The Manhattan Salt Mine, at Goderich, Canada	Oswald J Heinrich
Fluxing Silicious Iron Ores	T.F. Witherbee
New Method of taking Blast-Furnace Sections	T.F. Witherbee
Notes on the Salisbury (Conn.), Iron Mines and Works	A.L. Holley C.E.
Notes on the Iron Ore and Anthracite Coal of Rhode Island and Massachusetts	A.L. Holley C.E.
The Mesozoic Formation in Virginia	Oswald J Heinrich M.E.
Copper Mining on Lake Superior	Prof. Thomas Egleston Ph.D.
The Eureka Lode of Eureka, Eastern Nevada	W.S. Keyes
The Eureka-Richmond Case	Rossiter W. Raymond Ph.D
What is a Pipe Vein?	Rossiter W. Raymond Ph.D
Results of Analyses of Blast-Furnace Gases	Charles A. Colton E.M.
Copper by Electricity	N.S. Keith
The New Works at Clausthal for Dressing Ores	John C.F. Randolph E.M.
Jet Pumps for Chemical and Physical Laboratories	Prof. Robert H. Richards
On "Buckshot" Iron	F.P. Dewey
Report on a Standard Wire Gauge	Prof. Thomas Egleston Ph.D.
Analyses of some Tellurium Minerals	E.P. Jennings
An Edgestone Crusher for Analytical Sample	Prof. Robert H. Richards
Memoranda relating to the Boiler Account as kept during the construction of the Edgar Thomson Steel Works	P. Barnes
Missing Ores of Iron	Persifor Frazer Jr.
Graphic Method of Keeping the Record of Working of a Blast Furnace	William Kent M.E.
The Ore-Deposits of Eureka District, Eastern Nevada	William P. Blake F.G.S.

PHILADELPHIA MEETING February, 1878

TITLE	AUTHOR
The Strength of Wrought Iron as affected by its Composition and by its Reduction in Rolling	A.L. Holley Ph.B. M.I.C.E.
The Late Operations on the Mariposa Estate	Charles M. Rolker E.M.
Memoranda showing the percentage of the different Expense Accounts in Mining Hematite Ore at the Manhattan Mine, Sharon Station, New York	J.F. Lewis
Notes upon the Drainage of a Flooded Ore-Pit at Pine Groove Furnace, PA	John Birkinbine
The Fire Clays and Associated Plastic Clays, Kaolins, Feldspars, and Fire Sands of New Jersey	Prof. John C. Smock
Manganese Pig	Rossiter W. Raymond Ph.D.
Note upon the Cost of Construction of the Converting Works of the Edgar Thomson Steel Company, of Pittsburg, Pa., 1873-1875	P. Barnes
Note upon the " Blue" Process of Copping Tracings	P. Barnes
The Economy effected by the Use of Red Charcoal	B. Fernow
On the Use of Red Charcoal in the Blast Furnace	William Kent M.E.
The Nickel Ores of Orford, Quebec, Canada	W.E.C. Eustis A.B., S.B.
On the Manufacture of Artificial Fuel at Port Richmond, Philadelphia	E.F. Loiseau
On Pulverized Zinc and its Uses in Analytical Chemistry	Dr. Thomas M. Drown

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