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Dragline Installation for Recovering Gold at Virginia City, Mont.
By Arthur V. Corry
GOLD was discovered in Alder Gulch, Virginia. City, Mont., on May 26, 1863. In a short time some 6000 people flocked to the new discovery, and on the banks of Alder Gulch six settlements sprang into e
Jan 1, 1936
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Turner Valley Gas and Oil Field of Alberta
By G. S. Hume
RECENT developments in the Turner Valley gas and oil field, 40 mi. southwest of Calgary, Alberta, have indicated a large producing crude-oil area. Drilling be¬gan in Turner Valley in 1913 but no major
Jan 1, 1937
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Postwar Education for Mining Engineers - Basic Engineering Training Needed to Meet Problems of Management
By Myron Read
DURING the past 25 years, mining engineers have seen the development of a multitude of specialized engineering curricula in the mineral industry field. Bachelor degrees are now !ranted in the fields o
Jan 1, 1946
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National Metal Week at Philadelphia
THE Institute of Metals Division of the A. I. M. E. has joined with the American Society for Steel Treating and the American Welding Society in support of National Metal Week in Philadelphia, Oct. 8 t
Jan 1, 1928
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Institute of Metals Division - Nucleation of Creep Cavities in Magnesium
By J. E. Harris
By elimination of other possible nucleation processes, it has been demonstrated, for commercially pure magnesium and a Mg-Al alloy, that at stresses less than that necessary for triple-point cracking
Jan 1, 1965
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History, Geology, and Mining Methods of the Moscow Silver Mines in Utah
By AIME AIME
ON Sept. 24, 1875, a remarkable deposit of silver ore was discovered by James Ryan and Samuel Hawkes at the east base of Grampian Hill in central Beaver County, Utah.. A shaft was begun and had been s
Jan 1, 1936
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Possibilities Of Secondary Recovery For The Oklahoma City Wilcox Sand
By Donald L. Katz
THE Oklahoma City Wilcox sand, discovered on March 26, 1930, has produced 394 million barrels of crude oil and 819 billion cubic feet of natural gas as of July 1, 1941. The 100,000-bbl. wells, pressur
Jan 1, 1941
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Halifax Paper - Lixiviation and Amalgamation Tests
By F. W. Clark
At the present time, when lixiviation versus amalgamation is being so thoroughly discussed by practical men, and published information is so meagre, the following tests, made by students in the mining
Jan 1, 1886
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Production Engineering - Possibilities of Secondary Recovery for the Oklahoma City Wilcox Sand (T. P. 1400, with discussion)
By D. L. Katz
The Oklahoma City Wilcox sand, discovered on March 26, 1930, has produced 394 million barrels of crude oil and 819 billion cubic feet of natural gas as of July I, 1941. The 100,000-bbl. wells, pressur
Jan 1, 1942
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Production Engineering - Possibilities of Secondary Recovery for the Oklahoma City Wilcox Sand (T. P. 1400, with discussion)
By D. L. Katz
The Oklahoma City Wilcox sand, discovered on March 26, 1930, has produced 394 million barrels of crude oil and 819 billion cubic feet of natural gas as of July I, 1941. The 100,000-bbl. wells, pressur
Jan 1, 1942
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Development of Alloy Irons and Steels
By AIME AIME
THE many kinds of iron and steel may be grouped into two general classes. First, there are the common steels and cast irons, made in enormous tonnages each year and used for the construction of buildi
Jan 1, 1933
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Mining Education in West Virginia High Schools
By C. E. LAWAL
WITH the object of adapting high-school vocational courses to the industrial needs of the community, a few high-school officials in West -Virginia working with the School of Mines of the State univers
Jan 1, 1929
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Secrecy In The Arts.
By DR. DOUGLAS
Discussion of the Paper of Dr. Douglas, presented at the Toronto Meeting of the Institute, July, 1907 (Trans., xxxviii., 455 to 471). EDGAR HALL, Silverspur, Queensland, Australia (communication t
Sep 1, 1908
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More "World's Largest" Equipment at the Bobolink Strip Coal Mine
By AIME AIME
STRIP coal mining in the United States has-become noted for its massive equipment, especially its power shovels. Notable among the latest examples of this trend is the Bobolink mine of the Binkley Min
Jan 1, 1936
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Saline Deposits of Western Utah
By J. L. SILSBEE
THE existence of large saline deposits in that flat arid basin, known as the Great Salt Lake Desert, has long been recognized, but the extent and great commercial value of these deposits has not been
Jan 1, 1925
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Announcements.
By AIME AIME
Award of a Gold Medal : to the Institute. The Jury of Awards of the Jamestown Ter-Centennial Exposition has conferred a gold medal, the highest distinction within its power,. on the American Institut
Jan 7, 1908
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Coal Technology in 1963
Coal production during 1963 amounted to 446 mil- lion tons, an anticipated increase of about 6% over the 1962 production of 422 million tons. Electric consumption was 207 million tons, a continuation
Jan 2, 1964
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Proceeding of the One Hundred and Twentieth Meeting at Chicago
The one hundred and twentieth meeting of the Institute was held at Chicago, Sept. 22 to 26, inclusive, and was in every way success although the steel strike against the United States Steel Corpn. pre
Jan 11, 1919
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Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in Kentucky during 1941
By George Straghan, Ralph Thomas
OIL production in Kentucky in 1941 was 5,191,024 bbl., one barrel less than in the preceding year. The total completions for the state numbered 714, of which 256 were gas Manuscript rece
Jan 1, 1942