Proceedings of the CSS, Volume 3, 1888-1890

Proceedings of the Colorado Scientific Society
Volume III
1885-1887

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Title and ContentsAuthor(s)Pages
Proceedings of the Colorado Scientific Society, Vol. III, Part I, 1888Vol 3, Part 1
Contents of Volume III.Vol 3, Part 1
Title page, Volume III, 1888.Vol 3, Part 1
Abstract of Minutes of the Colorado Scientific Society for the year 1888Vol 3, Part 1, pm5 - 14
Communications and AddressVol 3, Part 1
Meeting of January 2nd, 1888.
Notes on Certain Rare Copper Minerals from Utah., by W. F. Hillebrand and H. S. Washington
3-16
A Modified Method of Determining ZincHeadden, Wm. PVol 3, Part 1, pp17-18
Meeting of February 6th, 1888.
Colorado Volcanic Craters, by P. H. van Diest
19-23
Preliminary Notes on the Eruptions of the Spanish Peaks Region, by R. C. Hills.24-34
Furnace Products (Richard Pearce)35
Meeting of March 5th, 1888.
Notes on Some Unusual Occurrence of Galena Crystals, by F. F. Chisolm
36-37
Mineralogical Notes by W. F. Hillebrand38-47
Meeting of May 7th, 1888.
The Quaternary of the Denver Basin, by Geo L. Cannon, Jr.
48-70
The Genesis of Ore Deposits, by Richard Pearce71-72
Meeting of June 4th, 1888.
Two Sulphantimonites from Colorado, by L. G. Eakins
73-76
Notes on the Ore Occurrence of the Red Mountain District., by T. E. Schwarz77-85
Meeting of July 2nd, 1888.
On some Stratigraphical and Structural Features of the Country About Denver, Colorado., by George H. Eldridge
86-118
The Denver Tertiary Formation., by Whitman Cross119-133
Determination of Silicic Acid by Converting it into Silicic Fluoride by Wm. P. Headden.134-135
Meeting of October 1st, 1888.
On the Determination of Iron and Copper in Ores and Furnace Products., by F. Guiterman
136-139
On the Tertiary Dinosauria Found in Denver Beds., by Geo. L. Cannon, Jr.140-147
Meeting of December 3rd, 1888.
The Recently Discovered Tertiary Beds of the Huerfano River Basin, Colorado., by R. C. Hills
148-164
Annual Meeting December 17th, 1888.
Address of the Retiring President, R. C. Hills.
165-184
Obituary. Samuel Fowler Rouse, M. D., Died February 5th, 1888185
Proceedings of the Colorado Scientific Society, Vol. III, Part II. 1889
Abstract of Minutes of the Colorado Scientific Society for the Year 1889xv-xx
Abstract of Minutes of the Colorado Scientific Society for the Year 1890xxi-xxiv
Communications and Addresses
Meeting of January 7th, 1889.
Remarks on the Plication of the Coal Measures in Southeastern Colorado and Northeastern New Mexico, by P. H. van Diest
185-190
Informal Notes190
Meeting of February 4th, 1889.
Etched Beryls from Mount Antero, Colorado, by R. C. Hills
191-192
Meeting of March 4th, 1889.
Analyses of Three Descloizites from New Localities., by W. F. Hillebrand.
193-199
Notes on the Aboriginal Remains, near Denver, Colorado., by Geo. L. Cannon, Jr.200-204
Meeting of April 1st, 1889.
The Plasticity of Glacier Ice., by John F. Main.
205-210
Informal Notes210
Meeting of May 6th, 1889.
Stereo-Chemistry., by Charles S. Palmer
211-214
Informal Notes215
Meeting of July 1st, 1889.
Informal Notes
215-216
Meeting of October 7th, 1889.
Additional Notes on the Huerfano Beds., by R. C. Hills.
217-223
Additional Notes on the Eruptions of the Spanish Peaks Region. by R. C. Hills.224-227
Notes on the Occurrence of Sesquisulphate of Iron in New Mexico., by Richard Pearce.228
Sublimed Tellurium., by Richard Pearce.229
Meeting of November 3d, 1889.
A Preliminary Paper on the Eruptive Rocks of Boulder County and Adjoining Counties, Colorado., by Charles S. Palmer.
230-236
Address of the Retiring President. Richard Pearce.237-244
Proceedings of the Colorado Scientific Society, Vol. III, Part III. 1890
Abstract of Minutes of the Colorado Scientific Society, for the year 1890.xxvii-xxxvi
Communications and Addresses.
Meeting of January 6th, 1890.
Production of Carbonate of Soda from the Alkaline Waters of Owen's Lake., by Ernest Le Neve Foster.
245-252
Identification of a Dinosaur from the Denver Group., by Geo. L. Cannon, Jr.253-254
Meeting of February 3d, 1890.
On a Remarkable Crystalline Compound of Arsenious and Sulphuric Acids., by Richard Pearce.
255-256
Meeting of April 7th, 1890.
Informal Communications.
257
Meeting of May 5th, 1890.
Informal Communication.
258
Meeting of June 2d, 1890.
Iron-ore Beds at the Province of Santiago, Cuba., by F. F. Chisholm.
259-263
Gold Deposits in the Quartzite Formation of Battle Mountain, Colorado., by F. Guiterman.264-268
Meeting of July 7th., 1890. (Georgetown Meeting.)
Geology of the Rosita Hills, Custer Co., Colorado., by Whitman Cross.
269-279
Fulgurite from the Spanish Peaks., by R. C. Hills.280-286
Meeting of August 4th, 1890. (Boulder Meeting.)
The Nature of the Chemical Elements., by Charles Skeele Palmer.
287-307
Notes on the Geology of Perry Park, Colorado., by Prof. George L. Cannon, Jr.308-315
A Boulder County Mine., by John B. Farish.316-322
Columbite and Tantalite from the Black Hills of South Dakota., by Dr. W. P. Headden.323-346
Meeting of November 3d., 1890.
Notes upon the History of the Discovery and Occurrence of Tin Ore in the Black Hills., South Dakota., by Dr. Wm. P. Headden.
347-350
Meeting of December 1st, 1890.
The Quartz-Porphyry of Flag-staff Hill, Boulder, Col., by Chas. S. Palmer and Henry Fulton.
351-358
Address of the Retiring President. R. C. Hills.359-458

 

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