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BIBLIOGRAPHY
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:RATURE ON SAMPLING
TO JULY, 1921
COMPILED BY
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REPORTS OF IM^STIGATICNS University of Caiifor
BUREAU OF MINES - - DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LITERATURE ON SAMPLING.
(Compiled "by W.J. Sharwood and M.W. von Bernewitz)
So far as is known, tnere is no complete bibliography on sampling,
therefore, this one should be of value. In it are nearly eleven hundred refer
ences, some dating back 30 years, on sarrpling at mines, mills, smelters, power
plants, pumping stations and refineries. For convenience, there are included a
:ew references to methods for sampling such materials as leather beltinfc in mills,
salt impregnated soils, and mine waters. All the important technical journals, -
including some in foreign countries- and engineering society publications, also
mining and metallurgical text -books, have been studied for anything concerning
sampling, and while it is not claimed that every important reference has been
listed, the bibliography is fairly complete.
The arrangement is alphabetical by authors1 names, and the references
are numbered serially in the order that they appear in the bibliography. Anon
ymous references are listed under the name of the journal in which they appear,
and are numbered like the references bearing an author's name.
Patents are grouped in their numerical order, without index numbers.
Under the heading, "U.S. Bureau of Mines Publications", are listed all
publications of the bureau that deal with sampling. While the serial number is
omitted, these same references, of course, have serial numbers where they appear
in the list arranged alphabetically by authors.
Acknowledgement is made to Miss Florence Wilkie and to Miss H. Shelby
Holbrook, who assisted in revising the manuscript.
CONTENTS
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"Bi'blio2r!Yovy (eyceT>t patents) ----------------- 2
"Patents --------------------------------------- 72
U. S, STJPFBT.T rp nfjTTF^ publications
containing notes on sampling
Subject in^3* --------------------------- ...... 83
JIBLIOORAFHT.
1. Abrams, E..JT. Core-drills in the petroleum industry. Eng. and Min. -Tour; ,
vol. Ill, 1921, p. 631. This ty^e of drill gives fcoea cores aud
sables.
2. Addicks, Lawrence. Chroi-e -;lent of the U.S. Metals Refininfe Co.. Mineral
Industry, vol. 15, ]9u6, p. 302; ^r&. and i/iin. Joiir., PP-
10C1 - 1006. Describes sampling of carloads of O.Q and of j J J, tfopper.
3. _ _ Copper from secondary material. Chem. and Met. E.if.,., vol.
22, 1920, p. 119. Hov? to sample junk metals.
4. Akerbolm, K.A. Sampling copper cres at Falu,-. Teknisk tidskrift, vol. 2*,
• p. 10.
5. Alaska Juneau Geld fining Co. Reports for 1917 to 1920 give number of
samples taken, average value, how.ts.lcen, and comparison with mill returns;
10,400 samples taken in 8 years to end of 1920.
6. Aldorson, M.W. Sampling with churn-drill. Min. and Sci , Press, vol. 92,
1906, p. 327. Surface deposit was sampled by drill. Samples were a
in a can set in tne water-box, A sample was taken for each foot of pos
sible ere.
7. Allen, A.V/. An automatic sampler, Enfc. and Min. Jour,, vol. 104, 1917,
P. 66. Describes pulp sampler.
7. (a) Handbook of ore-dressing. 1st ed. 1920, p. 242. Weights to be taken in
sampling ores of various grades, sampling in Dills at mines ana custom
works, coning and quartering, vezin and tailing samplers, dryinfe
7. (b) Recovery of Chilean nitrate. 1st ed. 1921, jj. 4d, Difficulty in
Caliche and rssJdae is briefly discussed, but overcome by a new process,
pp. VII (vrefaco), 3, 17, 20, 25, 32,
6. __ The Chr.onicaiijota enterprise. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 122,
1931, p. 779. £.2uvlinfc and te^ir^ Lhe Chile Copper Go's ore-bcay. Vol.
123, 1921, p, 117, Sampling residue from the j.J*£chi ng vats.
9. Allen, G L. Flotation of oxidised ores of lead, bureau of Mines circular,
May, 1916. Ab»tr. in Chen., and Mot . Enb., vol. 20, 1919, p, 172. How
sheet shows position of sampler.
10. Allen, I.C. Purchase of fuel-oil for the Government, with directions for
sampling oil ar.d natarc-.l gas. Bur-seu of Mines Tor^uv.cal Paper 3. 1^11,
pp. 16. Methods of sampling wakens, large tanks, dr^ms, and gas welis.
11. Ambler, J, 0. S'-.acli losses at the Ari7.cna Copper Go's smelter. Chem- and
Met. Eng,, vol. 22, 1920, p. 305. Method of sampling flue gases, sncwn
on plan.
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12. Ambrose, A.V/. Oi If i eld watar problems . En-; . and Min. Jour., vol. 109,
1920, p. 979. Collecting representative sauvles of water fron oil-wells.
13. ^ _ Petroleum production engineer. Sn^. ana Min. Jour., vol.
109, 1920, p. 666, Ar..ong his daily duties, the engineer snould visit
drilling wells for collection of sai-ples of formations.
14. _ _ Underground conditions in oil fields. Bureau of Mines
Bull. 195, Petroleum Technology 62, 1921. Sa&plint drill-cores, sample
containers, exa^-ination of samples,
15. American Concrete Institute. Specifications for concrete stone and cement.
Proc. vol. XIII, 1917, pp. 465 and 474. How samples shoula be taken.
16. American Perfumer, vol. 15, 1920, p. co« Sanplin^ essential oils by brokers
in London.
17. American Society for Testing Materials. Tentative method for sampling and
analysis of coal. Proc., vol. 14, pt, 1, 1*1*, pp, 409 - 452. The second
part of report by the Coux'dttee,
18. _ __ . Tentative methods of laboratory
sampling, and analysis of coke. Proc., vol. 16, 1916, part 1, pp. 551 - 555
vol. 17, 1917, part 1, pp. 813 - 825,
19. __ __ , Tentative methods for laooratory
sampling and analysis of coal. Year Book, 1915, pp, 596 - 624. Third
Section of report by the Committee.
20. _______ _ . Tentative aethods for the sampling
and analysis of creosote oil. Proc., vol. 16, 1*16, part 1, pp. 564 -
565. Gives Standard for continuous drip sables, gravity samples, and
stcrage tank samples.
20. (a) Anaorson, B.G. Mine sampling methods at Tyrone, N. Mex., Enb, and Min.
Jour., vol. 112, 1921, p. 531. Specialized routine work on the disseminat
ed copper deposit of the Chino Company, showing ..any forums used ana. reacrds
kept. Testing keeps close supervision over the grade of ore and on j^ro feres
of development .
21. Anderson, Glen. Notes on uine sampling. Eng. and Min. Jour,, vol. 91,
pp. 466 - 469; consent , p. 1143. Describes methods and tools for under
ground sampling, also preparation of sacvles for assay, and guards against
salting.
22. Andersen, R.J. and Copps, J.H. Gas atmospheres in aluminum- alloy
furnaces. Chen, and Met. Er%., vols. 24 ana 25, 1921, p. 1020 and .54.
Gas samples were taken frcui furnaces and analyzed.
23. Annual reports of Transvaal Chamber of Mines. Dust sauplin* departnent's
duties, p. 71 (1916), p. *6 (1*17); py, -±4, 73, 103, 214, 21^ (1916). As
many as 36,000 Samples were collected in a year,
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24. Argall, Philip. Machine sarLplirifc,. £n^ » and Min. Jour., vol. 06, 1^08, p.
291. Discusses intermittent ore streaus and essentials cf sailing.
25. . Mill - -tests V, hand-sailing, Min. and Sci i , "Press, 'vol.
115, 1917, p. 673. Criticizes- article by Morton Webber,
26. _i_. Sa..^.ling and dry crushing in Colorado. Trtdis. Inst. M ana
M, vol. X> 1»Q1,. p; 22<t. "A 'review of ^ei-hods on Oriople Creek gold-tell-
uride ore, including- redticirig the lots received for Ireat^.ent , cutting the
sample, sai-pling rich ere, taxing, encL e.ss^ying. Disc-ussion by Alfred
Ja:.'ies and othqrs.
26. (a) Sampling and estimation cf ore. Enb, and Min. Jour,, yols.
75 and 76, 1S03 pp. 260, 889, 115, 729.- .Discusses ore developed places, for
sampling size of Sc^i.plss, checking, a. .re-sai^pling, pockety deposits, and a
description of the Jones
27,
Sampling ore. Min, and Sci . Press, vol. 9<*, 1907, p.
Gives reasons for sampling ore at the till.
28. Arizona Mining Journal. Assay methods cf Copper Queen Brarich,. Phel^s
Dodge Corp. - vol. IV, -No; 9, 1921, p. 4. Handling and assaying over 500
samples daily.
29. Asoeek, J. Probenahu.e bei' silberhaltige;.: Werkblei in Blocken. Cheu. Zeit.,
JaJir. 29, 1905, pp. .78 -. 7S, pt.'i;' Describes sauipling of ' arr,entif ercus-
lead'b&rs,
30. Ashcroft, J.V,'. Sandier used in connection with flotation process at. Kyloe,
N.S. Wales Trans. Innt . Min, ana Met:., vol. 22, 1912 - i3, pp. 3 -'25;
Minos and Methods, vol. 4, Dec. 1912, p. yl .
31. Atwood, Melville. Si^le working test for' determining the quantity cf gold.
uiecbani'caliy combined with auriferous vein-u.atter . Fifth Annual Report of
State. Mineralogist of California, 1385, p. 78. Abstract in Min. and Sci.
Press, vol. 60, 1390, p. 281. Describes method of sailing c.uriferous
qus.rtz. ;.
32. Aupperls, J.A. Methoa of sampling and analysis of tin, terne, and lead
coated sheets. Prcc. American Soc. for Testing -. Materials. Vol. 14,
pt. 1, pp, 162 - 171.
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. Austin, L.S. CoB^rcial sampling cf minerals. , Enb. and Min. Jour., vol. 3*t,
2, pp. 45, 70, lOa-109,- 145-149. Describes quartering and split-shcvdl. ..
methods and iuachinery for crushing.
rj /
. ,
r - . _ Fire assay cf gold, silver, and lead in ores and metallurgical
products. 1st ed. lbC7, 86 pp. Discusses saj\plinb and ; preparation of tne
ore icr a&say (pp. 12-14); •' •
~— --- - Machine sampling, Eng.' and Min. Jour., vol. 86, 1*06, p. .238.
Dl8CUfis«« article by J.A. Church on ore sampling, by machine. En&, and Min.
Jour. vol. 66, 1905, p 113. ' . ...
(a) _____ _ _. Metallurgy of cocmon metals, 3rd ed. 1913. Contains
notes on sampling works, and how tox sample ores, and u.3t^ls,
_ : _ _. Metallurgy of Copper in 1917;, . M'in, Ind. vol. ^6,
Ibl7, x.,p. 179-205. Describes sampling cf wet concentrates, pp.1 133-134.
Jtfead of .uniform methods of saiLlin Lake Superior
iron ore, Trans, Aiii. Inst. Min. Eru. vol. 50, lyiu; pp. 215-230. Dis
cussion of article by A.B. Murray.
Recent Si^eltin^ practice in Colorado, Mineral • Ind.
vol. 6, 1697, p, 437, Describes sampling of copper pig at shelters.
Sampling Lake iron ores. Prcc, "Lake Superior Min.
Inst., vol. 13, 1906, pp» 225-230. Discusses principles aha
0* '*- :..'' ' ,. — . 7/a shoe plant of the Anaconda coup~ny, Montana. Trans
Am. Inst. .Wan. En0, vol. 37, 1906, pp., 431-435, Sampling iui 11 described
with flow- sheet.
0. (a) Austin, ,1V. L, Mine splint,. Eng. and,. . Ml n. Jour . , vol. 76, 1903, p.
45. Discussion of R.A-, Parker on mixing samples on canvas.
1, Bailar, J.C. Sampling products of concentrating and "slitting tables, V/est .
; Ghent, and Met.., vol. 1, 1905.,. p. 135;. , Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 91, 1*05,
p, 294; Jour * Che^.. Met. and Min.. Sec. S. Africa., vc.l. 6, 1905-06, -pp.
175, Describes a simple teeter-box sampler and another with a ijutilated
gear-wheel driving a pinion intermittently; .compared hand ana automatic
2. Bailey, E.G. Accuracy -in sampling ;coal.- Jour, Ind. and En &; Chen., vcl. 1,
1909, pp, 161-178. Discuss influence of size-weight 'ratio probability of
error in
5« . Sampling, coal and coke. Mines and Minerals, 'vol. 31, 1910-
11, pp, 89-i93,; 190-192, 209. Shows various patterns for takinr sa^jples
from cars with snovel. Illustrates a riffle sav-pler of the Jones type.
* ' . .
Bain, H.Foster. Metallurgical probleius. of * the Hand, '.Mih, and Sci. Press
vol. 114, 1917, pp. 227-235. Discusses Dill
5. 3all, L.C, Gray1 s Luck geld -mine at on,e udle, Nanan^o, Queensland, -Queens
land Gov't. Min. Jour., vcl, 16, 1915, pp. 167-171. Describes sampling
method used and giv.es .sampled grouped for analysis.
6, Bancroft, G.J. MLn, and Sci. Prsss, vol.. 92, 1906, pp. 365. Describes a
hand stanip for preparing mine sa.
7. _ . Notes on utne-aapyo.ling. Min. and Sci, Press, vol. 76, 1699,
p. 636. Gives principles of sa^plin^ ore in mines and describes the foot-
ounce 'method of valuation. , . •-,- • •
3, Bancroft, G.J. Saniplinfc of ore in a udne. En^ ', and Min, Jour., vol. 75,
1903, p, 323. Systeriiatic sampling has its' limitations ; examples given,
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4:7 _ Story of the Independence alleged salting case, ^
Sci. Press, vol. 9G-?1, 1905, .pp. 166-167. Describes .Lethod of sa^l
the dine involved and gives the decision on the case.
50. Barbour, P.E. Doubles Copper Shelter at Fundicion. Mex. Eng. and Min.
Journ., vol. 65, 1*06, pp. 303-305. Describes a sailer for oar-load* of
'.o re u-ount ed en a DO t o r 1 1 ruck ,
51. _ . Gcldfield consolidated 600-ton mill. En^. and Min. Jour.,
vol, 36, 190b, ;<p. ;467-47ft, Describes sau\.iinfe mill *
52. ___ _. Hc.:o-t:aae automatic ssu-pler. En*, and Mm. Jour., vol, 93,
" 1*14,' p. 7o6. Describes Sampler constructed: out of u^terial on hana and
designed to cut a narrow ore streau frci.: side "t- side.
53. Bardill, J.O. Bardill sapling r^acMine. "Enj,.. and Min. Jour., vol. 100,
1915, pp. 603-804. Describes Machine de'si6ned for su-ipling we't ana sticky
concentrates.
54. Bassett, R.H. - New uethcd of c-aking -sieve- 'tests. Iron Trale' Rev . , vol. 57,
1»15, pp. 230, 242b. Describes method of taking Scoop saaples of stock
piles at Mesabi -range*.
55. Bateuan, G.C. Notes on Une sair^llnt. Proc, Can . Min . Itist., vol. .16,
lc/13. Abstr, in Ens,, -and Min.- Jour,, vol. ^5, 1913,' pp. 513-516. Di's-
cus'ses difficulties in samplinb and gives efficient methods'. Paper
presented at the Ottawa meeting of C'an.' Min. Inst .
56. Bauer, 0. and Deiss, E. Sampling and cheaical analysis of iron and steel.
1915, 373. prp. English translation by He.Te and Williuas.
57. Bell, J.M. The flsihi goli-fiela, New Zealand . Trans. Aust . J.M.E., vol.
15 (2), 1911, p. 574, Flow-sheet shews position of sampler in mill.
56. Bender, 0. Stua-ium ueber das Prcbene.an.en von 2r?en uit Maschinen. Zeit,
fur anger. Chec.ie, vol, 24, 1911, pL; / 1164-1166. (lAechaniCtil sampling.
of ores. Translation, Mines and Minerals, vol. 32, 1911-12, pp. 735-737)
Describes various American Eiacnines, '•
5b. Bell, Robert N. The I.X.L. Copper prospect. Eng. ana Min. Jour., vol.
103, 1919, p. 400, Sailing low- grade chalcopyrite.
60. Bennetts, B.H. Some nctes-<oh SQiUplin^,. Enj,', and Min. Jour., vol, 68,
p, 273. Where ere is i^oved by aerial tra&. suggests tripping every 10th
car into a special' bin.
61. "Bentley, Charles, Sampling and analyzing coal. Pahasapa Quarterly, S. Dak
Sen. of Mines, vol. 8, 1919, p. 55. Brief description.
62. Bertrause, L. Analysis cf commercial zinc. AJ;. chei;,. anal, vol. 23, 191o,
pp. 161 and 131; sampling zinc slabs by drilling or sawing.
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63, Jinns, E.T. V, -at er- Cooled sailing tube. Power,, vol. ^3, 1*16, p. 303,
Describes tube for hi ^h- temperature gases.
64. Biackett, C.E. Wetr.llurgy at Golden Hor<3e-Sn&-3, Western Australia. Mon.
Jour. Chamber of tflres, Dec. 1919. Abstr. in Mm. Mag., vol, 22, .1^20,
p. 312, Sapling ^cld bars.
65. Blyth, W,B, Preparation cf sine sables for assay. Min ana Eng,
vol. 37, 1^12, PW, 613-61<r. Jour, Chamber of wines of Western Australia,
July ^51 , 1912. Discusses relation of size of ore sampled ana amount of
taken.
66. Boalich, E.S, Marketing the fine prospect. En,.,, and Min, Jour., vol. 107,
1»19, p. 501. whsn attempting to sell a ^respect, tue owner should be acle
to show an assay ^p where samples cane fro.u.
67, Bock, A. Segregation of .etcvls in alloys ana its ci.use, Ch^n. Zeit,, vcl.
2b, 19C5, pp. 1199-1201; Jour. Soc. che^. Ind., vcl. 24, 1905, pp. 1236-
1237. Describes saLplmg ana. assaying of silver ingcts.
60. Boericke, \7..?, Sac.pl ing cnurn-drill holes. Em,, and Min. Jour,, vol.
1S20, p. 66, When in ere, runs are not over 3 ft. Before resuming drill
ing, the hole should be cleaned out so as not to salt the next run.
The Crahall tailing plant, Eng,' ana Min. Jour., vol. Ill,
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1521, . 065. Sa^plin^ 200,000 .tons of 1.75^ zinc tailing.
70. Boericke, vV.-p".. and Garnett, T.H, Wisconsin zinc district. Bull. 152, Aug.
ISli*, A.^.M.&M.E. p, 1235, Accurate saupling not practised,
71. Eorcherdt ,. W.O. The Borcherat auto.iatic saapler for sand ana sline. Eng.
and Min, Jour., vol. 91, I'-^ll, pp, 455-457. Describes the apparatus..
72. Bosler, L,C. Autoitatic sampling of coal. Power, Nov. 3, 1914. Abstr. in
Coal age, vol. 8, I9J.5, p.4.2o. Many large power plants use grab samples,
but the Phila. Rapid Transit Co. uses a nachine to sample all coal re
ceived,
73. Botsford, R.L, Dia^ond-arill saciplinf;. Eng, and Min. Jour., vcl. 95, 1913,
pp. 1S-20, Gives sources of terror.
74. Bowen, H.P. Handling sJudge fron divamond- drill holes. Eng. and Min. Jonr.,
vol. 95, 1913, p. ".289., Lov.cribsri saving sludge for samples by parsing
the water from the :1 "ill- hole vhrc^h coarse woven jute or sacks ho], a open
by a cylinder of coarse copper screen.
75. Boyd, J, Saapling d-sst in airio eir. Report to Transvaal Chamber cf Mines.
Abstr, in Enfe. ana M\n. Jc-ar . , x-1. X07, 1919, p. 395, An air section
pu^ip is used, ar.d 1,'ho q'-ic'.nlity <•£ -aunt i-s arrivca at by passing the air
sample through a tiros containing sugar, which catches the dust,
76. Bracket t, F.W. A puDp-strcam sailer. Eng. and iVaru Jour., vol. 97, 1914,
p. 1017, Describes the EliuDre rotating pulp sampler.
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77, Bradford, Wagar. Stope-b^x sa^pli;;.*,. J.ur. Chet~. iv-3t. and Min. Soc. S.
Africa, vol. 6, 1£ 05-06, p*. 103-10'J, 2<;4-225, 339-341. Abstr. J?ns. ana
Win, Jour., vol* 71, 1906, p. 1170. Describes ana criticizes stcpe-box
sampling, as practised, on the kand.
73. Bradley, 7/.W. Quicksilver deposits of California. .Bull. 76, State Mining
Bureau. Describes sailing, and testing of cinnabar.
7^. Bretherton, S.S. Automatic ore sampler. Min. and Sci. Press, vol, r7, !*(
321-322 Advocates hand sampling in custom- sai^ol-.n- as core accurate, bui
suggests a combination hana and macnfne sacpling.
SO. _ . Hints to ere shippers. Proc. ^ui. Min. Cong., 1310, pp. '*
265; Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 101, 1*10, pp. 530-532. Points out diffi
culty of takin^ moisture samples.
. Sampling custcu ores. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 67, ls>0i
pp. 356 -357. Illustrates a rotating bucket sampler,
8.2. Briigman, H. L, A mixer and divider for ore samples, and Si^all sainplinb
machine. Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 53, 15^2, p. 275. A acre accurate,
convenient and a faster ...ethod than with oil-cloth and spatula,
New system of ore sampling. Trans. Am, Inst. Min. Eng,,
vol, 52, 1391, p. 701; Iron Age, vol. 5O, 18*2, p. 770, 5)iscussc;s
by tiachins, and describes three types of OTA chines ana a raxer ana diviaei
84. Erinsinaae, R.B. Mining ana smelting near Monterray, Mexico. Min, and Sci,
• Press, vol. lid, 1919, p, 741. Sampling ore before salting.
£5* _ _ . Mining ana. scelting near Matchuala, Mexico. Min. and Sci,
Press, vol. 120, lb»20, p, 85. Sampling copper- silver ores in tne dine ar
smelter.
£6- __ . Mining near San Luis Potosi, Mexico. Min and Sci. Press.
. 123, lb-21, p. 61 Samplim, ore at the Metalilurgica Mexicana smelter.
b?. Brooks, G.S, and Nitchie, C.C. Gas-prcaucer practice at Western zinc plant
Bull, 153, 131$, pr, 2763. A. I. M. & . M. E. Sailing gas.
88. Brown, E.F. Distribution of phosphorus and system of sa^plint, at the Pewat
mine. Iron Mountain Trans. Lake Superior Min. Inst., vol. 3, 1835, pkj.
49-55.
S*. Brown, Myles Mines ani Minerals, vol. 26, 1905-06, pp. 168-170. Coal test
ing, describes methods and apparatus for sac.pii.ng coal and estimating
moisture in it,
90. Brown, R.G. Mine sampling. Eng. and Min, Jour., vol. 75, 1903, p. 130.
Calculations - foot-dollars and averaging. Vol. 77, 3.904, p. 151. Dis
cussion of Forbes Rickard on samples of group quartering to compare v\ith
the foot-dollar average.
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f'O. (a) So^e tailing samplers, Min. and Sci . Press, vol. 93, .1906, p. o42.
Describes a tailing sampler in which a sampling box is swung, tnrou^n Dy
water power.
. Brown, V/.S. Device for reducing' the size of assay samples. Eng. and Min.
Jour., vol. 63, 1907, p. 232. Describes a sailing cabinet with riffles
designed, by H.E.T. Haultiin, for mill ana sina sampling.
92. Brunton, D.W. Brunt on1 s quartering shovel. Eng, ana Min.- Jour., vol. 51,
1891, p. 718. Describes and gives views of the shovel for ore containing
25 to 50 per cent of valueless gangue.
. _ , Interview by T.A. -,-Rickard, Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 122,
1921, p. 753, describes his wo'rk in sampling.
. ____ . Modern Practice of ore sampling. Am. Inst.. Min, Eng., vol.
40, 1909, "pp. 567-596. Discusses development of sampling and Describes
sampling machines and mills.
. _ __. Modern progress in mining and * metallurgy in the Western
United States, Am. Insfc. Min. Eng., vol. 40, 1909, pp. 543-561. Dis
cusses sau.pl ing,
. _ ; __ . .New system of ore- samp ling, Trans. Am, Inst. Min. Eng., vol.
13, 1885, pp. 639-645. ' Discusses* public sampling and describes several
sampling devices.
, __ _ ._. Sampling of ore. Min. ana Sci. Press, vol. 97, 1908, pp.
665-666. Defends accuracy of moaern methods and discusses errors possible
with sampling machines.
98, ____ . Theory and practice of ore- sampling. Trans. A*-. Inst.
Eng., vol. 25, 1896, pp. 826-344, Report of investigation to determine
the fineness to which crushing cust be carried in sampling gold ana silver
ores to obtain results within an allowable limit of error.
99, Brunt on, E, K. British Columbia Copper Go's- smelter, Greenwood, B.C. Trans.
Am. Inst. MLn. Bag., vol, 52, 1915, pp. 950-964. Describes sampling mill
and gives flow- shoot.
100, Bullens, D.K, Assay of arsenic - nickel-cobalt-silver-ore. Eng. and Min.
Jour., vol. 90, 1910, p. 309-810. Describes sampling of silver ore at
Copper Cliff, Ontario.
101, Bunyan,F.W. Sampling Min, and Sci. Press, vol. 117, .1918, p. 837. Relation
between efficient s?mpling of raw materials and chemical control of their
manufacture.
•102. Burch, Albert. S gup ling large low-grade orebodies. Min. and Sci. Press,
vol. 115, 1917, pp. Ho-116. Discusses mines that can not be samplea, <=und
accuracy of mill tests for iiiine samples,
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103. Burch, Kepyon, Mine ana ..all plant ci tse 'inspiration Consolidated Copper Cc
Arizona, Bull. Am. Inst. tfin. Enp.., Sept. 1916, no. 11?, Bp,146?-15C
SaiLpling plant, pp. 14&0- 14?1.
Bureau of Mines publications on sa^lin^ . t See U. S. Bureau of Mines in
Subject Indox at end of this bibliography,
104. Burgess, R.J, Mine sampling ?nci napping,. Er%. ana Min. Jour., vol« 101,
1916, pp. 551-553. Discusses ?.dv ant ages' of systematic sampling and the
keeping or records, 'j
lOo. Burnham, M.H, Continuous section system iu? t sailing. Trans, Inst. M.
and M, , vol X, 1S01 , p. 204. At one nine on the Rana the reefs were
sampled in sections, rather than sampling the minj as a whole* Discussion
by E.P, Rathbone, A.C. Hodge, W,H. Trewartha- James, W. McDormott.
106. Burrell, G,A. and Oberfell, G.G. Composition of natural gas used in 25
cities. Bureau of Mines Tech, Paper 109, 1915. Sampling w&s done by 300
c.c. bottles.
107. _ _ _ . and Seibert , F.M. Apparatus for gas-analysis laboratories
at coal mines! Bureau of Mines Tech. Paper 14, 1913, pp.23. Apparatus
includes the collection of samples.
106. _ . and Seibert, F.ivi. Sampling and examination of mine gases £.na
natural gas. Bureau of Mines Bull. 42, 1913, pp. 116. Sample bottles,
handpump, fan and evacuated containers.
109. Robertson, I.W., and Oberfell, G.G. Blackdamp in mines. U.S. Bureau Mines,
Bull. 105, 1916, 88 pp. Describes the collection of samples of air in
mines,
110. Burrows, J.S. Importance of uniform and systenatic ccal-a.ine sampling.
U.S. Geol, Surv. Bull. 216, 1907, pp. 486-617. Discusses car sampling,
mine sampling ana sampling for laboratory experiments,
Mine sampling and chemical analysis of coals testeu at the
United St sites fuel-t isting plant, Norfolk, Va. U.S.G.S. Bull, 36^, 1908, <
pp. Gives method of collecting the car load samples, p. 7.
__ • The Standardized Sewalls Point Pool coals. Black Diamond,
vol. 6(j, 19«il, p. 636. Sampling coal at Sewall's Point, Virginia.
113. Buskett, E,w. Sampling and assaying spelter. Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. Qot
1908, p. 812. Describes hand sampling of spelter.
____ • Sarjpling and buying ore in the Joplin district. Eng. and Min,
Jour., vcl* 86, 1908, p. 190, Describes sampling of zinc concentrate with
a tapering "gun" 4 inches diameter at handle ana 1 f inch at point thrust
into the ore in bin or car,
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115. C'amp, J.M. The Methods of the U.S. Steel Corporation for the
and analysis of pig iron. Trans. Ac, Inst. Min. Eng., vol. 44, 1912, .pp.
220-549; Eighth Int. Cong, Applied C&etu. , 1912, sec. lllaj
116, _ ^ __ , Methods of the U.S. S&eel Corporation for the technical sailing
and analysis of gases. Met, and Chem. Eng,, vol. 9, pp. 302-306; 356-361.
Gives U.S. Steel methods of sampling blast furnace, producer, or flue gas,
p, 302.
**7- ______ „ __ . Sampling methods. iVlin. and Sci . Press, vol. 99, 1909, pp. 535-
536, Discusses cargo sampling.
11Q- - -- • Sampling r^ethods of U.S. Steel Corporation. Electrochem ana Met.
Ind., vol. 7, 1909, p. 65. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 99, 1909, p. 535.
Jour. Ind. and Eng. Chem., vol. 1, 1909, pp. 107-115. Iron Trade Rev., vol.
44, 1909, pp. 230. Discusses methods of cargo sampling and preparation of
samples for analysis adopted,
119. Campbell, C.St.G. Sailing of the Cobalt, Ontario, silver ores. Trans. Can.
Min. Inst., vol. 17, 1914, pp. I99j Abst. in Min.' and Eng. World, vol. 41,
1914, p. 58, Discussion, pp. 237-261.
119. (a) Canpbell, H.H. Manufacture and properties of steel, 4th ed» 1907, pp.
639. Selection of test pieces, p. 19 and 313.
120. Campbell, J.R. Metallic iron in coke samples, Colliery Eng. , vol. 35, 1915,
pp. 538-541, Describes preparation of samples for determining the aiLount
of iron taken up from the grinding apparatus,
121. Campbell, M.R, Coal Fields of the United States. U.S. Geol. Survey P.P.
100 - A, General introduction, p. 27, explains how coal samples are
handled.
122 • __. __ . Commercial value of coal-mine sampling. Trans. 4m«
Min. Eng., vol. 36, 1905, pp. 341-353, 834-835. Abstr. in Can. Min. Jour.,
vol. 28, 1907, p, 113 and in Eng. ana Min. Jour,, vol. 80, 1905, p. 679.
Discusses mine ana car sampling at government coal-testing plant, St. Louis,
Mo. and suggests method of mine sampling.
123. Cairpredon, L. Echantillonage des matieres minerals. (Sanpling minerals).
Compte rend/S.oc. ind. 1906, pp. 294-297. Discusses sampling ore in place,
extracted ore and manufactured products such as coke and oil products.
124. Canadian Mining Journal. The projected custom samp ling -plant . Vol. 30, 1909,
pp. 580-584, Describes the pla^t and gives flow-sheet and plans,
125. Carle SE, Noel, Cyaniding of gold- silver ores at Waihi Grand Junction Mine,
New Zealand. Trans, Inst. Min. and Met., vol. 24, 1914-15, pp. 387-<*06.
Describes methods of sampling- and assaying, pp, 401-403.
186. Carter, T.Lane. Mine valuation, Eng. and Min. Jour,, vol. 75, 1903, p. 741.
Sampling recognized of utmost importance on tne Rana. Discrepancies between
hand sampling and nill results.
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126. (a) . Sampling placer ground, Eng. ana Mm. Jour,,
vol. 91, 1911, p. 603. Rocooiienas aigging pits to oedrock, drying the
panned residue, blowinb the block sands and weighing, in preference to
using churn drills ana sample diggers.
127. Cazin, Franz. A sii^ple sampling device. Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 89, 19]
p. 358,
128. Chance, H.M. Prospecting for coal. Penn. Gael. Surv., vol, A.G. 1883, pp,
19-54, Describss selecting samples for analysis.
128, (a) Channing, J. Parke. Mine valuation. Eng. and Mn. Jour,, vol. 76,
1903, p. 383. Calculations based on sampling.
129. Char let en, A.G. Graphic method applied to delineating orebodies with note;
on sampling and estimating ore reserves. Trans. Inst. Min, and Met,, v<:
9, 1900-01, pp. 203-226; discussion, pp. 226-231* Describes system anu.
gives a list of papers on sampling and estimating reserves.
130. , The industry of mining. Inst. Min. ana Met., vol. 1, 189i
93, p, 184. Gives notes on sampling.
131. Chase, C,A. Liberty Bell mine: solution meter and pulp sampler. Trans.
Acaer. Inst. Min. Eng., vol. 42, 1911, pp. 694-741; Min. and Sci . Press,
vol. 102, 1911, p. 844. Gives drawings of a solution teeter-box meter,
with pans in water as dashpots and of a sampler with swinging cutter
attached to waightea disc tnat revolves loosely on a horizontal shaft.
132. . Notes on the Liberty Bell dine. Trans. Am. Inst. Min. Eng.,
vol. 42, 1911, pp. 734. Describes automatic tailings sampler at the
Liberty Bell mill.
133. Chase, Edwin. Sampling large low-grade orebcaies. Min. ana Sci. Press, yo
115, 1917, p. 453. Ascribes sampling difficulties to lack of stanaara
assaying methods.
134. Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering. Bureeau of Standards, standard
samples, vol. 20, 1919, p. 276. Efforts to renew the depleted stock,
135. Chemical Engineering and Mining Review. Commercial sampling ana analysis <
coal, coke, and by-products. Vol. 10, 1918, pp, 245-2^6. Recommends
use of chrome or manganese steel for crushing coke samples to prevent
contamination with iron.
136. Editorials on Badak tin mine, Malaya, vol. XII, 1920, pp. 209 and 391.
Criticizes the sampling of 100 acres of tin ground by a dozen holes.
Property eventually abondoned.
137. Christian, G.L, Tonopah Extension Assay office. Min. and ivlet. No, 173,
May, 1921, p. 29. Preparation of silver ore samples for assay.
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138. Church, J.A. Goldfield Consoliaatea stapling Mill. En^. And Mm, Jour.,
vol. 87, 1909, pp. 311-312. Describes jjethol in which the ore is only
re-crushed once during sampling owing to ultii^te fineness of crushing,
and in which & sample is taken fro-- all the ore.
139. _. Principles of cachine sampling. Eng. an^ Win. Jour., vol. 36,
"
1908 pp. 113-115; discussion, pp. 142, 238, 291, 33b, 431-433, 531, 776,
917, 551, 1013, 1111; vol. 87, 1909, pp. 269, 420, 516, 862. Discusses
conditions necessary for accurate s,unpling, the disturbing efforts of un
controlled agitation and the control of feed, describes simplex sampler.
139. (a) Clark, Donald. Australian Mining and Metallurgy. 1st. ea. 1904, pp.
534. Sampling sulphc-telluride ore, leaa-silver ore and d copper-gold-
silver-lcad ore.
140. Clarkson, T, Sampling. Trans. Fed, Inst. Min. En*,., vol. 9, 1894-95, p. 312;
discussion, pp. 314-319. Argues for sampling machinery.
Sampling of materials. Trans. Inst. Mm. and Met., vol. 2,
1893-94, pp. 229-248; Jour. Soc. Chem. Ind. , vol. 13, 1894, p. 214. Dis
cusses principles and. metnods of sampling ana describes seven different
ciechanical samplers for ores and tailings.
142. Claude t, A.C. Notes on sampling argentiferous ana auriferous lead, with
diagrams illustrating the unequal distribution of the precious ir.etals,
Trans, Inst. Min, aid Met., vol. 6, 1897-98, pp. 29-42.. Describes saupling
by (1) cutting chips out of tops and bottoms of bars, (2) sawing, by a cir
cular saw, through the bars, and (3) ir.elting the bars in mass into clean
lead and dross.
143. Cleland, E.D, ttest Australian Mining Practice. 1911, 268 pp. Discusses
sampling, pp, 102-103, 197-202.
144. Cleland, W.L. Tin-dressing at Stannary Hills, North Queensland, Trans.
Aust. Inst. M. E. , vol. Xii, 1907, p. 154. Automatic s&qpling of ruill
pulp.
145. Clennell, J,E. -phe cyanide handbook. 2nd. ed., 1915, p. 600. Covers fully
sampling from ore to residue in iiulls and from cyanide to bullion in
treatmynt plants.
=6. Clevenger, G-.A, Mill and metallurgical practice of the Nipissing Mining Co.,
• Cobalt, Ontario. Tran. An. Inst, Min. Eng,, vol. 49, 1914, pp. 156-179.
Discussion pp. 179-162.
=7. Cloud, T.C, Wallaroo smelting works. Eng. and Min. Jour. , vol. 83, 1907,
pp. 324-330. Describes sampling room and methods at Wallaroo, South
Australia.
•8. Coal Age. Automatic sampling of coal. Vol. 8, 1915, pp. 423-424. Describes
and gives figures showing an automatic sampler.
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2»i3v; coal crusnc*r ana sampler, vol.4, 11/13, p, 606.
An autou-atic ur,c*. reliable stalling ri^C'iire made by tne Sturtevaat
Co. of Boston.
150. Cclburn, S.A. Mind ana mill equipment t.t tne Ajax mino, Mexico. Max. Mm.
Jour., vol. 16, 1913, p. 231. Describes S-Xuplin^ and crushing i^h'jds.
151. Colby, A.L. Sampling pig iron for gmalysis. Iron Age, vol. 61, June 2,
1898, pp. 13-16. Discusses sampling the drilling. of pigs, the dnl
from snail test ingots, shotted samples, sampling to determine graphitic
carbon, saL;plint; of cars, and sampling to check chemist's analyses.
152. Colcord, F.F. Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 82, 1906, pp. 1164. Describes
method used in the Cobalt district for sampling and assaying ore carrying
metallic silver,
153. _ . Sampling, ana assaying. Min. Ind., vols. lo (1906), 16 (1907),
17 (1908), 18 (1909); pp. 790, 944, 966, 731, respectively. Reviews arti
cles on sampling for year.
154. Cole, A. A. Sampling of silver- cobalt ores at Copper ,tCliff, Ontario, Jour.
Can, Min. lust., vol. 11, 1903, pp. 267-292; Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 67,
1909, p. 1283. Describes method involving first cut with Snyaer sampler,
finishing on Jones riffles.
155. Colliery Enginoer. Analysis of coal, ores, etc.. Vol. 12, 1891-92, p. '211.
Describes canvas and quartering method of preparing samples.
156. Collins, E.J. Knock-down sample catcher. Eng, ana. Min. Jour., vol. s>7,
1914, p, 1289, Describes a canvas catcher for use in cutting samples
a face .
157. Collins, G.E. Mine sampling:. Eng. and Min, Jour., vol. 76, 1903, p. 4.
Discussion of Philip Argall1 s classification of ore deposits.
157. (a) _ . Searching for ore-shoots in veins. Eng. and Min. Jour., vol.
95, 1913, pp, 941-9^4, Discusses value of geologic theories ana detailed
sampling of indications as guides on exploration. Reprinted in p£-.r& from
address before the Colorado Scientific Society and published in its Pro
ceedings, April, 1913.
157. (b) Collam, R.E. Prospecting and testing oil, gas, and water-bearing
strat-a. Bureau of Lines Bull, 201, 1921, Sampling and identifying drill
cuttings from oil-wells.
•157. (c) Courtis, W.M. sampling Mines. Eng. and Min. Jour,, vol. 75, 1903, p.
473 . Grab sampling considered of value .
158. Cox, H.A. Gas-sa:,pling pipes. Power, vol. 44, 1916, p. 360. Suggests
method for sampling gas for recorders and Orsata,
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159. Crarjpton , T.H.M. Silvernorn district, Nevada. Min. and Sci. Press, vol.
122, 1921, p. 883. Sampling an outcrop ana cost of assaying samples.
160. Crane, E.B. Difficult nine sampling. Win. ana Sci. Press, vol. ll<i, 1917,
p. 539. Sampling cinnabar.
161. Crocker, Wai. Prospecting, Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 122, 1921, p. 774.
Prospecting and sampling alluvial gold.
162. Crocker, W.J. Average analysis of iron ore; method by units. MKa, and Eng.
World, vol. 38, 1913, p, 434. Describes method by unit of sampling ore as
it coiT.es out of the mine on the way to stockpiles.
-Cro^eo, C.S. Oil-shales of Estill County, Ky. . Eng. and Min. Jour., vol.
110, 1920, p. 24. Preparing samples for distillation tests.
164. Crowell, Benedict. Methods of sampling at Lake Superior iron mines. Proc,
Lake Superior Min. Inst,, vol. 17, 1912, pp. 76-93; Abstr. in Iron Trade
Rev., vol. 51, 1912, pp. 1215-1217. Describes and criticizes present
methods of sampling ore in place, broken ore and in car load lots, and
suggests new methods.
165. Crowell and Musray, Iron ores of Lake Superior. 1st. ed. 1911, pp. 186;
2nd. ed in 1914, pp. 257; 1917, pp. 323; 4th ed. in 1920, pp. 285.
Sampling iron ores on pp. 28, 48, 79, and 31, respectively.
166. Crowfoot, Arthur, and Donaldson, K.H. Leaching and concentrating mixed
copper ores. Eng, and Min. Jour., vol. 110, 1920, p. 471. Sampling a
darge dump of slime by Digging pits.
,167. Crowfoot, Arthur, and Witterran, Ernest. Developing a mill flow-sheet at
Morenci, Ariz. Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 109, 1920, p. 1349, Method of
sampling copper tailings.
167. (a) Curia, J.H. Some aspects of ciine valuation, Eng. and Min, Jour., vol.
75, 1903, p. 701. Australian engineers did not sample mines properly
when examining them. High assays and calculations,
168. Curtis, A.H. Examination and valuation of ruines, Trans. New Zealand, Inst .
Min. Eng., vol. 2.
169. Dahlerus, C.G., Akerblom, K.A., Lundbohm, H. ana others. General proftagnig.
(Sampling of ores.) Teknisk Tidskrift, vol. 24, 1894, Section kemi cch
metallurgi, pp. 10-24. abstr. Jour. Iron and Steel Inst., vol. 46, pt. 2,
1895, p. 390, Abstract refers to Dahlerus, Nordstrom, Akerblom; Lundbohui,
Dahlstrom, Larson, Landin, etc. Discusses tha sampling of ores of iron,
zinc, and copper and methods used.
L70. Dahlstrom, R. Sampling ores. Teknisk Tidskrift, vol. 24, 1894, p. 20.
L71. Daman, A.C. Automatic ore sampler. Eng. and Min. Jour,, vol. 103, 1917,
p. 188.
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172. Davelor, £.7. Milling plant of Alaska Gastineau Mininfc Co. iviin. and Mat.
, 1§7, sec. 11, 1920. Sampling results on 19 mill products.
173. EjYfnpjrt, L D, Automatic sand sampler. Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 96, 1913,
p. 69. Describes device for sampling discharge from Dorr classifier.
174. Day, D.E . Oil-shale and the engineer. Eng. ana Min. Jour., vol. 110, 1^0,
p. 1182, Drilling and sampling shale.
1.75. Ttean, E.W. Properties of typical cruae oils from Eastern_producint fields
of United States. Bureau of Mines Serials 2202 and 2235, 1321. Brijf
mention of method of sampline.
176. Decoto, L.A. Valuation of placer ground. Min. and Sci , Press, vol. 108,
1914, p, 773. Drill-hole samples calculations,
177. Degcutin, K. L1 etude pratique aes irdnerais auriferes principalnient dans les
colonies et pays isoles, (Practical study of gold minerals, chiefly in tne
colonies and isolated countries.) Bull, de la Soc. ie lf Industrie minerals
ser, 4, te. 5, 1306, p. 1167. Describes crushing, screening of ores, and
reducing size of samples.
173. Kalb, Court ensy. Sacramento Hill disseminated copper deposit - I. Min. and
Sci. Press, vol, 116, 1918, pp. o49-c54. Describes prospect sanpling of
part of the Copper Queen mine, Irfcsona, and gives detail of a sample splitte:
179. Delamater, G.R. Standardization in coal washing, Mines and Minerals, vol.
32, 1911-1912, pp. 461-46o. Describes experiments to determine hov, fine
a sample must be crushed to givi satisfactory results.
180, Del Mar, Algernon. Simple automatic sampling device, Eng. and irtin. Jour.,
vcl, 90, 1910, p. 60. Deacribes a tailing sampler used at the Bunker Hill
Mill.
180. (a) __ . Stamp-milling. 1st, ed., 1912, p. 134. Ail Lai 11
samples shoudd be taken automatically. Tv.'o tailing samplers Bbov^i .
181. Delprat, G.D. Ore treatment at Broken Hill Proprietory, Australia. Trans.
Aust. I. M. E.,-vol. XII, 1907, p. 4. Scoop samples taken hourly by hand,
and found to be reliable,
182. Denrnachie, W.J.N. The theory and practice of sampling and calculation of
ore reserves, Min, Jour,, vol, lOi, 1314, pp. 247-249, 291-222. Dis-
. cusses possible dif f ica.;.ties of samples of a gold vein and gives several
methods for keeping records.
Dennis, F.J. Examination of dredging properties. AM. Inst. Min, En^,. Bull.
64, 1912, pp. 4*07-410. Discusses proper metliod.
Denny, G.A.. Estimation and valuation cf ere reserves, Trans. Mexican Inst.
M. and M. No. 2, 1S10-1911, p. 11. A treatise on methods of sailing
calculations of reserves. Methods applicable in certain cases are often
used as though universally suitable whereas errors arise from such pro-
• cedurs .
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184. (a) _ . Mine sampling. En^, and Min, Jour,, vol. 75, 1903,
p. 960. Sampling and recording at ths Meyer and Gharlton gold mine,
Transvaal. This is carried out in great detail.
184. (b) _ _^, Observations on sampling, computation of assay-aver
ages, and relation of assay-value to recovery- value as applied to ban
ket mining in the Transvaal. Trans. Inst. Min, Eng., vol. 19, 13S>»-
1900, pp. 29*-316; discussion, pp. 316-320, Gives procedure in sampling
184. (c) __^_ _ . Some observations bearing on valuation of orebodies.
Trans. Mexican Inst-. M.,& M. , No. 1, 1909-1910, p. 147. Importance and
difficulty of sampling discussed, and numerous examples of orabodies
shown. Discussed in No. 2, 1910-1911, p. 1, by Vdlliam Crosley.
185. Deutman, E.G. Roasting and magnetic separation of Wisconsin zinc ores.
Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 107, 1919, p. 1107. Concentrates are sampled
by Blotted pipes, covered with a sheath, which is pulled off when the
pipe is in position, allowing the s^uLple to fall into the slots.
186. Dewey, F.P. Assay and valuation of gold bullion. Trans. Am. Inst. Min.
Eng., -vol. 40, 1909, pp. 780-797; Report of the Director of the Min*,
1909, pp. 27-36.
187. _ . Direct determination of small amounts of platinum in ore and
bullion. Trans. Am, Inst. Min. Eng., vol. 43, 1912, pp. 578-591.
Describes tuethod of sampling molten auriferous copper bullion, p, 588.
188. ___ ^ Sampling of gold bullion, Trans. Am. Inst, Min. Enfe., vol. 44,
1912, pp. 853-879; discussion, pp. 879-882.
189. Dickenson, E.H. Grab sampling. Sch. Mines Quart., vol. 35, 1913, pp. 55-
56. Discusses errors in grab sampling copper ore,
190. Dickenson, E.H., and Volker, H.J. Samples and their interpretation.
and Min, Jour., vol. 101, 1916, pp. 933-936. Outlines methods of
plotting assay taaps and showing value of ore, width, and tonnage. De- -
scribes keeping of notes.
191. Dickson.H.C. Crucible-assaying of £old-ores. Trans. Inst. Min. Eng.,
vol. 22, 1901-02, pp. 673-690; discussion, vol. 23, 1901-02, p. 698.
Describes taking and preparing vein samples, pp. 674—676.
192. Dixon, J.T. Valuation of placer ground, Min. and Sci . Press, vol. 109,
1914, p. 962, Drill-hole samples calculations.
193. Dodd, W,G. Ore or pulp sampler. U.S. Pat. 693,690. Min, and Sci. Press,
vol. 84, 1902, p. 317, Describes an improved autouc tic tailings sampler,
194. Dods, R. Sampling. Chem. Engineer, Feb. 1910, vol. 11, pp. 58-60.
Describes saiupling of auriferous and argentiferous lead bullion and
automatic samplers,
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194. (a) Dolbear, S^uel Kff ana. Burch, Albert, Chroma, to. Pamphlet puoliahci
by Min. and Sci. Press in 1917. Complete inf or nation oi" prcsec co: /',ft.
sa^plin&, and shipping chroue ,
195. Doolittle, C.H. and Jarvis, R.P. Pyritic s^eltin^, at Lsadville, Tians.
Av.. Inst. Min. Eng., vol. 41, IS 10, pp. 709-722. Describes Scunplir..^
methods, p. 715.
196. Dougherty, G.T. Bullion sa.-plin^ ?na assayin^. En0. ana Min. Jour., vol.
41, 1866, p. 4. Describes a puncher for sa^plin^" car loads of ore.
196. (a) Dub, G.D., and Moses, F.G-. Mininfc and prep/.rin^ domestic fcraphite
for crucible use. U.S. Bureau of fvdnes Bull. 112, 1920, pp. 74, On
pages 36-38 is described and illustrated the u.ethod of and apparatus
for sampling sacked graphite.
197. Du.:.oulin , V.'.L. Crushing practice, New Cornelia Copper Co. Bull. 152,
Aug. 1919, A. I . M. & iVl. E. p. -1203. A 1 per cent sample of 5000 tons
daily is taken.
198. Duschak, L.H. and Schuelte, C.N. Co niensint quicksilver from furnace ^p.ses.
Tecsrhnical Paper, 96, U.S. Bureau of Tfines, 1919, 29 pp.; Min, and Sci.
Press, vol. 117, 1918, pp. 315-323. Describes procedure in sa^plin^ ana
preparation of sample for analysis.
199. Eastauth, F.A. Effect of different methods of crushin_ on the ash of coke.
Trans. Inst. Min. & Met. , vol. 2-, 1914-15, pp. 483— *83. Descrioes
experiments to show the effect of different methods of praparin^ sainples.
200. Easter, H.F. Ls?.d Sceltini at El Paso. Trans. Ac., Inst. Min. Eng., vol.
52, 1916, pp. 715-729. Describes sampling base bullion, pp. 717.
201. Ediiian, J.A. Studies in eroli-.idllin£. Discusses relation of size ^rain to
foold content. Min. ana Sci. Press, vol. 67, 1693, p. 277.
202. Eau.aniLS, H.R, Assaying at Globe and Phoenix fcold mine, Roaesia. Min, and
Sci. Press, vol. 121, 1920, p, -±52. Preparation of samples.
203. Edwirds, Edward. Tin sluicing in Tasmania. Trans. Aust . j. &. E. , vol. 15,
1911, p. 276. Calculating tin deposits by face sailing,, tunnels, cores,
and shafts.
204. fibers, J.H. Application of air-drills to ^.ine samplia^. Enfc. ana iViin.
Jour., vol. 108, 191*, p. 358. A row of shallow holes is drilled •
and the intervening ribs of ore are cut,
205. Efeleston, T, Metallurgy cf silver, bold and mercuryrin the United States.
7, 2v. Discusses sjJLplin^ , vol. 1, pp. 66- 7o; vol. *., pp.
206. Ehrcann, L. Notes on sa^plijrife analyzing and treating slide. Proceed.
and Met. Soc. of South Africa, vol. ?, 1^97-99, pp. 697-705. Min. ana
Sci. Press, vol. 79, 1899, p. 256-267. Describes auto^tic sampler for
sliu.es and gives causes cf errors in assays.
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20?. Elder, R.B. An automatic pulp sampler. En^ . ?.nd Min. Jour., vol. 101,
1916, pp. 524-526.
20d. Method of obtaining representative coal samples, Vol. 66, 1915, pp. 366-
367. Describes briefly revolving drum in side of coal finite to rai^ve
sanple ,
209. Electrical World. Convenient nethoas r.na devices for sampling, coal. Vol.
68, 1916, p. 426. Describes three automatic samplers.
210. Elliot, R.H. Relative errors in alluvial sampling. Min, and Sci . Press,
vol. Ill, 1915, p. 465. Criticizes article by C.S. Haley.
211. Ecaniinger, W.G. Sampling in a id 11. Min. and Sci, Press, vol. 122, 1921,
p. 152. Method of taking pulp samples at Rochester, Nevada.
212. Engineering and Mining Journal (anonymous). Anaconaa Copper Mining Go's
new reduction works, Vol. 73, 1902, pp. 311-313. Describes saajplin^
department .
213. _______ , Anaconaa sample mixer. Vol.
92, 1911 , p. 739. Describes nixer for pulp samples.
213. (a) __ ___ . A prorLisin^ gold field, ana
tests by s^plin^., vol. 76, 1903, p. 69» Experiences in hana sa^plin^,
and uill tests on a gold-bearing quart zite.Gostilla County, Colo.
'214. ______________ . Arizona Eercules Copper Go's
plant. Vol. 107, 1919, p. 1117. Flow-sheet shows position of sampling
machines .
215. ___________ , A promising bold field and
tests by sampling. Vol. 76, 1903, pp. 89-90. Discusses discrepancies
in hand and mill sampling.
216, _________ . A question of sa^plin^. Vol.
73, 1902, p. 623. Discusses controversy between iLines and smelter as to
whether the ore shall be crushed fine for sampling.
217. ___________ _„ Assay of base bullion. Vol.
33, 1882, p. 259, 290, vol. 3'i, 1862, pp. 6, 133. Discusses proper
methods of sarLplir^ and assaying bars of lead bullion,
213. __ ^ _____ _. Automatic Mine air sampler.
Vol, 91, 1911, p. 647. Describes a device that samples inne air auto
matically at definite intervals,
219. __________ ___ Automatic ore-pulp sampler as
shown in report by the Cornish (Eitland) Sxib-co^imttee on Tin ana T'un^s
Vol, 107, 1919, p. 412. This is a -lot tippler, recommended after u.any
tests. The nuuiber of cuts per hour is twenty,
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. Automatic ore sampler. Vol. 36, 150&,
p. Idl. Description of aevice used ~t Beaccnsf iold,
_ . Automatic ssuipler. Vol. *3, 1*12, p.
"'"
ic sailer for tailings.
.
36l 1,12, p.. 660-666. Describes an
222 . Brid^ei-an1 s assay office BC^V.**^
~Hchlne. Vol. 61, 18*675^5437 Doscri bes a s.-all nachine for use in
assay offices.
223 . Byrnes' autou-atic pulp -sampling
Machine"] Vol. 75, 1*02, p. 468. Describes a machine so placea in the
system of launders and pipes that it can take the entire^flow from
crushing ^achi nsry or tables ?.nd ^ive an average sou definite sample .
226.
cloth.
. Cole sampler. Vol. o5, 1»0», P. H*
"Describes machine designed to sample ore crushed to 1 or If inch in siz
. Clarkson's sr^plint. machine. Vol. 5
13*4, p. 513~! Describes machine with a revolvint hopper and adjustable
discharge opening.
. Collecting aine samples. Vol. *4,
1912, p, 1025. Recct-mends use of round pliable basket lined with oil
cloth.
227. . Colliery notes. Vol. 63, 1*07, p. 2<±c
Gives method for takin^ san^ples of mine air.
226. . Compact sao-ple splitter. Vol. 102,
1*16, p. 746. Describes a portable sample splitter.
22». . Co-operative sampling ana assaying of
s^all ininesT Vol. 62, Ic96, p. 242. Discusses importance of frequent
saiaplinfc by a trained ^an, ana subgests a comoion assay office for a -
group of sL-all riines-. .
22S. (a) . Driving lab. crushers. Vol. 112, 1*21
p. 177. A convenient drive for laboratory crusher and sample 6rinaer.
. Estimates of Mesabi Range orebodies,
Minnesota, vol. 110, 1*20, p. 350. Lay-out of drill-holes in sauplinb
iron "^re .
230.
iron ore.
231. ______ ___ . Filter for slice sanples. Vol. *'?,
1*11, p. ^31. Describes a three coapartuent filter.
232
1*14, p. 24.
Flask fcr moisture samples. Vol. *b,
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233. ____ . Fracture samples of furnace slftfe. Vrl. 97,
1914, p. 105, 1051, Describes judgin^ efficiency of furnace by exam
ination of fractures of &!«*,_.
234. ______ . Flood, auton^tic sampler. Vol. 94, 1912, p.
1217.
235. _ . Francis autoc-atic pulp sampler. Vol. 102,
1916, p. 427-428. Describes a sampler of tne traveling slot type, with
a biltine-bcx niotcr.
. Great Cobar smelting works. Vol. 65, 1906,
pp. 950-956. Describes and gives plans of the s^.plink works.
237, ___ _____ _ • Grinding samples fcr ass=iy. Vol. 94, 1912,
p. <*46, 53<», 728. Describes experiments proving that tne finer tne
the lower the ^etal product.
238 • __ . _ . Hamilton automatic sampler. Vol. 101, 1*16,
p. 603. Describes a rrachine that autocratically selects 1/96 of the
original sample.
239. _ _____ _ . Handbook of filing details. 1914, p. 425.
"Sampling," pp. 1-30.
240. _______ __ . liiprcved teeter-box sac/pier. Vol. 94, 1912,
p. 303. Describes ? teeter-box sarr.pl or that is regulated by plunders
and cylinders and the strearr. of water that is fed to the teeter-bc*.
2*1. _____ ____ . Metallic*. Vol. 66, 1909, p. 226. De
scribes a canvas funnel tied at the bottom for catching cine samples.
242. _ _ Method of sacpling., Horn Silver Mine, Utah.
Vol. 26, 1979, p. 352. Describes oat hod in which 500 to 600 Ibs . of ore
was picked loose free: every 25 to 50 feet, crushed, thoroughly a,ixed,
and 40 to 50 Ibs. taken as a s-usple.
2<±3. __________ _ . Methoa cf satpliru. ^.ine dust. Vol. Ill,
1921, p. 506. Dust was Cc.ugnt by J.A. wcCrae in a tube ccr.taining cane
sut,ar .
2<*4. _ __ . Mine sa^plin^.. Vol. 7o, 1903, pp. 960-962;
vol. 76, 1903, p. <*, 45, 60, 116. Brief ccn^ents by different mining
engineers.
245. ___ . New sampling .^c^ ir.es. Vol. 7y, 1^05, p_?,
347. Describes a sciall roll-jaw crusher for use in laboratories.
246. _ . New saqplin^ plant at Hamburg, Ger^^ny. Vcl.
100, 1915, pp. 140-141; ccc_xent , p. 319. Describe . : .= ar.i z
tus for sampling pyrites.
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247. . Now sampling plant at Tonopan. Vol. ' ^,
'I9^o, p. ~57 T~
248, . Ore s'£Q)?.int. and v/ei'-.hint, at the lo.pisr'n^
~miiT~ Vol7^77"l9147"pp . 1293-1394. Describes methods used.
249 4 . Overflow indicator for sample bin, Vol. ^8,
l9l47~pT 117.
250, . Rapid sampling filtar. vol. 90, 1910, p. 819.
Describes a filter cf silica sponge.
251. . Regulations for ScuLplinb at tne Trail Smelter
B.C. Vol, 106, 1919, p. 223.
252. . Salting. Vol. 110, 1*20, p» 507. Any en
gineer may have his samples salted.
2o3. . Salting oil properties. Vol. so, 1913, pp.
25ft. , Sample reducing u^chine, Vol. ^3, 1^12, p.
255. . Sampler for cyanide plants. Todd's or
" Horue stake sampler, Vcl, 93, 1912, p. 541. Describes and gives detail of
sand- sampling device.
256, . Sampling accident at Hoosier Mine, Colorado,
due to old bulkheads and insecure ladders. Vol. 103, 1917, p. 642.
256. (a) Sacpling and estimation of ore in a mine, Ene, and Min. Jour. , vol. 75
1903, p. 513, A c.ine to be sampled should first be examined generally;
trustworthy assistants are essential; pairs of samplers to take alternate
samples; dark clearly all places s^Lpled; reduce samples as soon as possi
ble, use a factor of safety in estimates,
257. . Sampling a wet level. Vol. 75, 1903, pp.
436-437, Describes ana ^.ives sketch of flume used.
256. . Sampling by borings from rock-drills. Vol.
89, 1910, p. 710. Method of collecting samples at tne Moiint Morgan Mine,
Queensland, Also discusses chip sampling and diamond drill sampling.
259. . Sampling by machine. Vol. 86, 1908, p. 101;
vol. 87, 1909, pp. 5i6-ol7. Discussion of proper and improper sampling
machines.
260. . Samp.1in£, copper by granulation. Vol. 90,
1910, p, ll-ib. Discusses probable source of error introduced by sampling
converter charges by a ladle sample granulated into water.
261. . Sampling devices. Vol. 87, 1909, p. 216,
A chair for the sampler and a bag for catching samples.
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__ Sampling f ro *ii lip of a Challenge feeder. Vol.
^4, 1*12, p. 640. Describes device for taking pulp sample.
____ . _ . Samplinb inported ores. Treasury dep?.rtu.ent ,
""Secretary1 s decisions, March 73 1693, Vol. 55, 1893, p. 416. Treasury
decision on testin^ carloads of ore.
___ . Saoplin£, in Western Australia. Vo.l 3<S, 1908,
~"~p . 340l Jour, Chamber of Mines, W.A., May, 1908, p — . Describes
methods of sampling of ore in place.
_ _ ___ • __ . Saitpling, leaa concentrates. Vol. 69, 1*10,
p. 1216; vol. 90, 1910, p. 253. Describes <and £ives sketches of device
. fcr samplins car load lots of fine lead concentrate.
__ . Sampling ore. Vol. 94, 1912, pp. 15*-160,
198, 390. Discusses inaccuracies of hand sampling.
___ _ _ , Sampling ore. Vol. 14, 1672, p. *. Discusses
advantages of mechanical sampling over hana sampling.
__ • __ . sampling oreboaies. Vol. 60, lc*», p. 672.
Discusses various methods.
269. ____ . Satnple-quartering table, Vol. 103, 1917, p.
350. Describes a table and hooa for the dustless quartering of samples.
270. ______ . Sai4plin£, practice at Miami Copper mine, Ariz,.
"""Vol.' 94, 1912, p. 540.
271. _____ ____ . Sampling-screen driven by compressed air.
ToT. 90, 1910, p. 63 1. Description of tne device.
272. __ _____ __ • Sampling spelter. Vol. 102, 1916, pp. 1*6,
331, 432. Discusses standards of the American Society for testing
materials and the neea for contracts between buyer ana seller.
273. . Saaiplinb syaposiu.-,, see 733 a.
274. __ __ . Seals for oine samples. Vol. 101, 1^16, p.
439 . Describes method of sealing bags of samples •
275. _____ , Sheridan Oscillating ore sampler. Vol. 94,
19127 p, 932.""
276. ___ __ . Smelting ana. ore-sales investigations in
Colorado. Vol. 105, 1*18, pp. 536-543. Describes uiill sampling icethoas
in excerpt from report of O.K. Whi taker to the State Ccoaaittee.
277. _ ______ Solution sampler ana weigher. Vol. 94, 1912,
pp. 116*-1170. Describes a device for sampling cyaniae solutions.
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276. ___ _ __ . Standard, specifications for copper wire bar* .
Vol. 93, 1912, p. lol. Gives rulas fcr sampling copper v.ire b^rs, c,,<:
slabs, billets, ingots »n~ i^gct b^rs, given by American Society i'cr
Testing Materials and thg Intarnatic n*l Association fcr Testing M-^ti.-ials ,
279. _____ _____ ______ . Ste-im- jacketed drying table for tailing, sa..'-
~ples7~ Vol. 100, 1^15, p. 969.
260. ____ . Taking samples from arill-holes. Vol , y* ,
1912, p. 61.
261. __ . Van Mater Sc,mpler. Vol. od, 1909, pp. 1262-
1263. Describes apparatus designed, for use in sriall
262. __ ___ . When sampling fails. Vol. 77, 1904, p, 593.
Discusses impracticability of any systei- for erratic ore bodies or hurried
investigations .
233. _____ , Will it co..e to tnis. Vol. 107, 1919, p. 795.
A satire on aiy en^ineosrs ..Ine report, including 3 stanzas on sampling.
264. Erickson, E.T, Detecting small quantities of petroleum, Eng. and Min. Jcur.
Vol. 112, 1921, p. o9. SaL':plirife oil-bearing rock for analysis.
2o5. Eustis, V/.E.C. Comparison f various methods of copper analysis. Trans,
Am. Inst. Min, Enb. , vol, 11, 1863, pp. 120-122, Describes method of
preparing the samples of about 1 per cent of total contents.
286. Eye, C.M., and Dodd, M.F, • Millint at Ben^uet Consolidated, Philippines,
Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 121, 1920, p. cs46. Erratic samples froi- ore-
feeders.
257, Fansett, G.R. Sampling mineralized veins. Arizona State Bur. of Mines,
Bull. 66, Ser. 3, 1917, 5pp , Gives airections for sampling ana for meas
uring the width of an orebody.
263. Farish, J.B, Ways that are dark. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 110, 1915, pp.
576-579. Describes experiences with salted samples and other frauds,
259. Farrell , J.H. Kansanshi mine and mine sampling,, Min. ana Sci. Press, vol.
96, 1908, pp. 52S-530, Describes valuation of copper ore in place in
northwestern Roiesia.
290. ____ . Mining exploration. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 120, 1920,
p. 269. Hew sampling is regardeu. by owners of small mines. Discussion
on same by W.C. Frazier, p. 407.
291. Fay, A,H. Geology and Mining of the tin-deposits.- Cape Prince of Wales,
Alaska. Trans. Am. Inst. Min. Eng., vol. 38, 1907, pp. 664-662. Describes
methods of sampling and assaying,
292 . _ . Glossary of minin^ terus. Bull. ^5, p. bd9. Definitions of
sampling.
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29«. (a) Fawns, Sydney. Tin deposits of thj world, 3rd. ea., 1920. Numerous
references to sampling of ores and metallic tin.
293. Feust, Arthur, Practic,.! points on sampling. Min, ^arid Sci. Press, vol.
110, 1915, pp. 368-370. Describes practical methods for taking, ana
cutting clown mine samples,
294. Fields, H.B. A laundar-s^upler. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. Ill, 1915, p.
, . 919. Describes device for sampling pulp.
235. Finlay, J.R. Mine valuation. Eng. ana Min. Jour,, vol. 93, pp. 1238-1239,
1912. Biscussjs factors be-.ring on the value of undeveloped mining
property..
296, Fieldner, A.C. Accuracy ana limitations of coal analysis. Proceed. Coal
Min. Inst. An:., 1^12, pp. 2«±5-281. Discusses sampling, pp.' 270-2ol.
297' ____ . Notes on sampling ana analysis of coal. U.S. Bureau of
Mines, Tech. Paper 76, 1914, 61pp. Discusses factors affectirig accuracy
of sampling and analysis and outlines methods used by the Bureau 'cf Mines
298
Preparation of laboratory samples. Jour. Ind, and
Chem., vol. 5, 1913, pp. 518-521, Discusses size of samples, shipping
containers and two methods of sampling according to size of coal.
299. _ __ _•» anci Katz, S,H. Gases produced from carbon tetrachloriae
and foamite fire extinguishers in mines. Bureau of Mines Serial 2262,
June 1921. Plan shews position of taking gas samples.
300. ; __ ., and Selvife, W.A. Det emanation of moisture in coke. Tech.
Paper 148, 1917. Method of handling samples during tests.
301. ___ ., Smith, H.I., Fay, A.H., and Sanford, Samuel. Analysis of
mine and car samples of coal collected in the fiscal years 1911 to 1913.
Bull. 85, U.S. Bureau of Mines, 1914, 44<> ppp, Describes methods of
collecting and analyzing samples of coal.
302. _ ,, and Smith, H.I., Paul, W.J. and Sanford, Samuel. Analyses
of mine and c^r samples of coal collected in the fiscal years 1913 to
1916. Bull. 123, U.S. Bureau of Mines, 1917, 456 pp. Give analyses and
describes samples.
303. Fischer, F. Preparation of ore sauples for analysis. Stahl and Eisen,
vol. 32, 1912, pp. 1408-1409. Cnem. abst . , vol. 6, 1912, p. 32^6.
Points out necessity of fine crushing and recommends at least 8 mean
(493 holes per sq.. cue.).
304. Fischer} F.W, Flue-^as collector. Power, vol. 42, 1915, pp. 489-4»0, 763.
Describes an inexpensive ana portable sampler for flue
305. Fitch, E.O,,Jr. How vanadium affects pig iron; a series of . tests on five
samples of commercial pig iron containing vanadium. Iron Trade Rev.,
vol. 55, 1914, pp. 72-74, Describes making of test bars.
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306. Fleming, tt.H. Determination of oxygen in iron and steel; va3ue of existing
aethods for det jri:.ir,ut:lon . Proc. An., 3oc, for TortvAi. Materials, vol. 13.
1913, pp. 4-76-^cjb; abr-,tr. in !~?r. Trade Review, vol, i?'5, lvj-5, rp. 120-
130. Discusses methods of sampling and faive3 micro-photographs of sections
of iron ingots,
307. Flint, H.P. \Viro sanplar for cyanide solution, £n«, , and Mm. Jour., vol.
95, 1913, p. 70:?. Describes Apparatus,
30o. Fcote, F.W. Cornwall autom./.tic satr.pler. EnL , and Mi n. Jour., vol. 10^,
, p. ISOo . sampling fallin^ ore that has p-.ssed rolls.
Doep-lsvel developrsent at nspen, Colo. Eng. and Min. Jour.,
vol. 10<5, 1919, p,, 176. sampling in Su-ug^ler Leasin
• Sample bags and sample filin-. En^. and' Min. Jour., vol. 100,
1»15, p. 58. Describes canvas bat.s. for Carrying saa_ les ana rack for the
311. Forbes, C.R. Bibliography of Mining. Min. Inu. , vol. 21, 1»12. Gives
bibliography for 1^12 on sampling and valuation, pp. 912-913.
312. Forbes, D.L.H. Treatment of complex silver-ore at the Lucky Tiger mine,
El Tigre, Sonora, Mexico. Trans. Aiu, Inst. Min. Eng,, vol, 4-3, 192.2 , pp.
471-511. Describes breaker plant and sampling device with figure of
latter.
***• ____ _ .' Treatment of gold ore at Doa;e mine, South Porcupine, Ontario
Can. Min, Jour., vol. 35, 1914, pp. 77-35, Describes methods of sampling
and weighing, pp. 83-84.
314. Forster, K, Prcbenehmen und Erzreservenberuteilung in den Goldfeldern
Transvaals. (Sampling and analysis of ore reserves in the eold fields of
the Transvaal) . Discusses sampling and estimating ore in place in the
gold fields of the Transvaal. Met&ll. & Srz, vol. 11, 1914, pp.
31o, Foster, C. Le Neve, Treatise on ore and stone minin , 1910, 799 pp. Dis
cusses sarnplint, pp. 676-680.
316. Foster, T.J. Coal and metal miners' pocketbook. 10th. ea., 1*05, 637 pp.
Discusses sampling and estimating the amount of mineral available, Pp .
251-252. Sampling coal, pp. 173-174.
317. Francis, W.H.S.. Francis automatic pulp sampler. Ene. and Min. Jour., vol.
102, 1916, pp. 427-426.
31o, Frazer, J.C.W, and Hoff .ran, E.J. Apparatus and methods for the sanipU*L ana
analysis of furnace gases. Bull. 12, U.S. Bureau of Mines, 1*11, 22 pp.
Describes methods of taking "continuous" am" "instantaneous" samples ana
the special apparatus designed for such sampling.
318. (a) Frear, William, and Erb, E.S. Stuay in soil sampling. Jour. Assoc.
f, Agr. Cheui., vol. 4, 1920, p. 9b, Influence of method of collecting
sampling soil sercples has upon the values obtained in their analysis
is sho^wi by results obtained in the analysis of different sets of samples.
(Penn. Agr. Expt. Station).
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9. Frerrch, A.T. Sampling ore. Win. and Sci < Press, vol. 97, 1908, p? . 666-
667. Defends coning and quartering against alternate shovel o^h;,a.
:0« Tuchere, Leon. Sac.plinb. One of 42 lectures printed on varicn? subjects
by different engineers for instruction of employees of Copper Queen
Branch, Phelps Dodge Corp., Bisbee, Ariz., 1J19.
51. Fuld, H.A. Inaccuracies cf churn-drill sampling, En£, and Mm. Jour,,
vol. 69, 1910, p. 953. Gives experience in prospecting copper deposits.
22. Fulton, carles H, Buying and sellin^. ores and metallurgical products.
U.S. Bureau of Mines Technical Paper 83, 1915, Sampling, of ores ais-
cussed .
23. ______ _. Manual of fire assayinL. 2d ed . 1911, 219 pp. Dis
cusses sampling, pp. 36-41.
24. Furxan, H. van F. Manual of practical assaying, 1=»10, 530 pp. "Ore
sampling'", pp. 6-20, 420-421.
25. Fyfe, Alex. Metallurgical process of the V/aihi Grand Junction, New Zealand
Trans. Aust, I. M< E.f vol. 16, 1912, p, 64. Sampling, of the silver-
£.ola ere before milling,; samplers ara used.
26. Gahl, Rudolf. History of the flotation process at Inspiration, Arizona.
Met. and Chera. En£ . , vol. 15, 1^16, pp. 393-405. Describes sampling of
oreboaies t.o determine if the ere could be treated by flotation.
•27. Gale, Hcyt S. Saltpeter in Guatemala. En^ . and Min, Jour., vol. 107, lily
p. 1025. Sampling with auger.
i26v Gardiner, ft .H . Geld dredging. Actual recoveries compared with estimates ,
En&. and Min. Jour., vol. 110, 1920, p. 515. Samplin^ ^ravel by churn-
drill, and factors against accuracy.
Garlick , E.T.M, Graphic c.ethcd cf computing mine values. Tr^s. ^
I. M. E., vol. 15 (1), 1911, p. 91. Cutting samples and corr-putint values.
Garthwaite, E.H. Mine Sampling. Eng, and Min. Jour..,, vol. 79, 1905, p. **30
Describes Sriiple catcher for inaccessible stopss and hi^h drives.
. Scne sampling results. Trans, Inst . Min. ana Met., vol.
16, 1^06-07, pp. 171-1-0; discussion pp. 1£0-1*4. Discusses proper dis
tance between ^ine sauples, especially for ^ol'l veins.
Gas Ave. Auto.uatic coal crusher and sampler, vol. 39,. 1917, p. 656. De
scribes and illustrates the machine.
(a) Gavin, M,J. Mining oil-shale. Prcc. Am. Min, Congress, vcl. 24,
1921, p. 497. Difficulty in sampling shale, and core-drilling suggested.
(b) . Oil- shale: history and technology. Bureau of Mines
Bull. 210, 1921. Saujplint. and testinL of shale discussed, incluainfc a
hint to take samples f ro* belcw expo sea surfaces.
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333. Gavin, M.J., Hill, H.H., and. Perdew, V,,E. Notes en the oil-shale inaustry
Bureau of Mines Serial Kc » 2256, 1921. Considerable care is required in
sampling shale deposits.
334, Geisiner , E.S. Ramsey mine- run sampler, Coal Age, vol. 11, 1917, p. 60S
Device consists of a scoop, 13 ft. lonr , made from 16 in, wrct pipe. ^
slot, 3 ft. long, is cut cut at the top half at one end, ana when pushed
by an under stream of ccal it will collect a 100-lb. sample.
Sampling placer ground. ^nb% gj^ uin. Jour., vol. 91, 1911,
p. 3<*5. Criticizes method described by T«L. parter,
336. Geissler, — . The Geissler sai..pling machine. Eng. and Mi n. Jour., vol. 69,
1900, p. 113; Colliery Guardian, vol. 79, 1900, p. <±62; German patents
100, 067, 1893 and 100, 516, lob>8 . Describes a machine for saJiplinfc ail
kinds of ores as well ?.s coke, phosphate, salt, soda, and cement.
336. (a) Geirmoll, R.C. Mine sampling. Eng. and- Min. Jour., vol. 76, 1903, pp.
497, 537, 768, 996. Quartering samples underground.; sample-bat s; sample
report book.
337. George, vY.H. Moisture in blast-furnace coke., Jour. Soc,.Chem. Ind., vol.
38, 1919, p. 394. Describes method and precautions needed in obtaining
a representative sample.
333. Glenn, William. Sampling c-.rgoes cf ore. Jour, Soc. Chem. Ina., vol. 17,
1893, pp. 123-124. Discusses methods.
33i?. , Sampling ores without use of ubachinery. Trans. Am. Inst ,
Min. Ent., vol. 20, lci?2, pp. 155-165; En^. and Min. Jour., vol. 52, 16»1,
p. 195. Description and discussion of hand sampling.
340. Gocdale, S.L. Argo cyanide iiill, Idaho Springs, Cclo. Ent,. ana Min. Jour.,
vol. 96, 1913, pp. 3^5-339. Describes sampling plant and methods used,
p. 3c6.
Milling practice at the C*mp Bird, En^, and Min. Jour., vol.
79, 1905, p. 651. Describes autcu^atic saaplor used at the uiill of the
Camp Bird .line, Ouray, Colorado.
342. Gould, H.W. Alnaden quicksilver nine in S#ain. Min. and Sci . Press, vol.
122, 1S21, p. 566. Saiuplinfc methods for cinnabar.
342. (a) Gouyard, G.M, Mine sampling. Eng. and Min. Jour,, vol. 76, 1903, p.
229. Different assay from samples quartered on canvas.
343. Grabill, C.A. Ore buyinL in Mexico, 5hg. and Min. Jour., vol. 109, 1»20',
p. 634. On the cover is a map of Mexico showing positions of the princi
pal smelters, at which ere sampling plants.
344. __. Ore contracts, Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 10«, 1919, p. ,-05.
Discussion cf clause regarding sampling.
345. Graham, Thomas. Gaseous mines in Crow's Nest .Pass field, B.C. Proc. Mine
Inspect. Inst., June, 1^16, abstr. in Goal Age, vol. 10, 1916, p. »21.
Illustration of vacuum bottles for collecting samples of mine air,
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346. Gray, Thomas. Automatic gas-sar.pling apparatus, with some observations on
sampling gas. Jour. Soc. Cheu. Ind., vol. 32, 1?13, pp. 109J- *4; av-sh,
in^Gas^Wcrld, vol. 5S, 1913, p, 363; ana. in Jour, of Gas Li^inu, vol.
1S4, 1913, pp. £49-i?oO, Describes apparatus and method for sa^p^in^
industrial gases ^nd gives experiments to test the accuracy of the method,
347. Grease s-V.'alker, A.F. Testing clay properties. Brick and Clay Record, vol.
49, IS 16, pp. 10:3-1035; vol. 50, 1917, p; . 35-36,
34^. Green, R.I. Constant errors in sampling. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. »7,
1308, pp. 524-525. Discusses advantages of grading ore for shipment,
|349. Greene, F,T. Mine sables as baggage. NSLn. and Sci. Press, vol. 114, 1917,
p. 722. Cites case cf railroad accepting s-unples as baggage.
J50. Gregory, T.V..D. Notes on s:nplinL. Colliery Guard, vol. 109, 1915, pp.
1168-1169. Discusses uethcis of sailing coal seans, mine air, and water.
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53. Grout, F.F., and Soper, E.K. Clays and shales of Minnesota. U.S. Geol.
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54. Grunow, W,R. Churn-drill prospecting at Mcrenci, Ariz. Eng. and Min. Jour.,
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55. Guess, G.A. Notes on pyritic smelting. En£. and Min. Jour., vol. ^3, 191^,
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56. Gunther, C.G. A device used in sampling untimbered shafts. Eng, and Min.
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57. _ . Examination of prospects; minin& geology. 1912, 222 pp.
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58. Hahn, O.K. Development of silver smelting in Mexico. Trans, Inst. iViin, and
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360. Haloy, C.S. Relative error in alluvial sai^plin^ Min. and Sci. Press, ,vol.
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362. Kaley, J.F. Churn-drill prospecting in the Joplin district. Enb, ana Min.
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363. Hallett, S.I. Autocue sampler at the Smuggler Mills, Aspen, Colorado.
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364. ____ .. Method of cine sai^plinr. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 86, 1903,
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365. Hammond, H,0. Snelter lab. of United Verde Extension. Eng. and Min. Jour.,
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366. Hance, J.H. Segregation in gold bullion. Min. and EnL. . World, vol. 44,
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36o. Handy, J.O. Sampling and assaying of silver ores, containing cobalt ,
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369. Handy, R.S. Calculation of recovery in concentration, Ene. Min. Jour.,
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3?0 . _ _. Treatment of tailin^ and ore in Sweeny cill, Idaho. Min. and
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373. Harbord, F.W. and Hall, JJ/. The metallurgy of steel. 5th. ed. 1*16, 2
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374. Harding, J.E. Calculation t^ an*ge and grade froui ^nil-hold samples . Mm.
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304. Hastinfcs, J.xi. Saiiipling of lar^e low-grade ore-bodies. Min. and Sci.
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305. Haul tain , H.E.T. Notes on sau,plinfe. Can. Min. Jour., vol. 31, 1*10, pp ,
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386. Hazard, F.H. Device for splitting pulp samples. En^. and Min. Jcur,, vol.
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387. Heath, G,L. The analysis of copper and its ores and alloys. 1916, 252 pp.
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389. Heiielbeiv, F.rv.. A portable w?_ter sailer. Enu. snu Min. Jour., vcl, 10,3,
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3SS, Herzig, C.S. Mine sampling. En&. and Min. Jour., vol. 7 , 1934, p. '561,
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402 • ___ • Results fron.sau.pl int.. Min. toab . , vol. 3, 1»13, pp
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104. Hess, P.L. Tungsten amoral 6 and deposits, .oull. ^2, U.S. Geol. Survey,
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406. Highar., James. An automatic pulp sampler. Proc. Cheui. and Mot. Sec. of 3.
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407. Hill, H.H. and Dean, E.V, . Quality of Baseline ^.arketel in the United
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412. HodL,e, W,E4 Test-pit for duu-p sa^lin^,. En^. ana Min. Jour., vol. »2,
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415. Hofnann, Ottckar. Treatment at the Auburn mill, Wev. Min. and Sci. Press,
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416. Hciil, L.J. Valuation of dredginb ground, Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 10»,
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417. Holloway, G.T. Min. Jour., vol. 7i>, pp. 44-45. Gives tables for convert
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418. Holies, J. A. Sampling of coal in ** mine. Technical paper 1, U. S.
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419. Holmes, J. A., Franklin, E. C., and Gould, R. A. Report of Selby Smelter
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420. Holt, Theo, P. Plant of the Tintic Milling Co., Utah. Min. ana Sci .
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421. Hood, K. K. curves for ore-valuation. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 121, 1920,
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422. Hooper, H. E. Mine sailing devices. Trans. Inst. Min. & Met., vol. 18,
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423
Test-pit sampling of placers, Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 102,
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424. Hoover, Herbert C, Principles of Mining, 1st, ed. 1909, pp. 199. Sampling
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425. Hopkins, G. V, Buying and sampling ores and working mines on the tribute
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426. Horner, R, R. Black sand deposits of Southern Oregon and Northern California
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427. Horwcod , c. B,, and Park.Mungo. Development -samp ling ando re- valuation of
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428. Hotchkiss, W, 0. Exploration methods on Gcgebic range. Min. and Met. No,
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430. Hulst, G, P. International Lead refining plant , Trans. Am. Inst. Min. Eng.,
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41. Hunt, <<.'/,. M«tnuf*ctur« of st«*l r*ii«. Bull. 153, Sex,t . l^lb, of A.
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36. ____ . St?. _r--alls,in 1^10. 2ne. ana. Min. Jour. , v • 1. »1, li»llf
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daily. Charge f.r custc iin^ was 80 tc 22 cents _.er 100 tens cf ~
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447. Jania, F« lie Erzprobenahme uni die Zurichtun^ ctes rurchschnit'csr-usters
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451. Jar^an, Arthur. Mining and treatment at the Talisuan uine, New Zealand.
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453. Jennings, R.C. Valuin^ placer ground. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 10y, 1^1^
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457, _ t __ . Ore sa^lin;, at 21 Paso, Texas. En^. tJid Mm. Jour., vol.
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455. Journal of Canadian Minin^ Institute. Hecent developments at the Granby
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459. Journal of Industrial and En^ineerin . Chemistry. Tentative methoas for
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464. Kahan, Ii.H» Saaplin^, oullion. Jour. Chem, Met, ana Min,. Sec, S. Africa.
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476. _ , Sampling, v. correct analytical results. Met, and Chea.
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477. _ fc. Scientific ruethcds of coal buying. Coal A^e, vol. 11,
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Lasarthe , Jules. Bunker Hill shelter* I£in. ana Sci. Prsss, vol. 114:, 1917,
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497. (a) Lanfetry, V/.D. Methods of coal sampling. Coal Industry, vol. 4, 1921
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selling, with photographs of takin^ samples at the face and at a tipple,
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4»S. Laschinger , E.J. New apparatus for sampling air for dust. Jour. Chem.
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499. Lathe, F.E. Recent developments at the Granby smelter. Jour. Can. Min.
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501. Ledoux, A.R. American methods of sampling ore and assaying copper. Min.
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502. _ . Assays of copper ana copper matte, Trans. Aa. Inst. Min.
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503. _ . Sampling argentiferous ana auriferous copper. Jour. Can.
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504. __ . Sampling ores of Cobalt, Ontario. Can. Min. Jour., vol. 30,
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in nuggets and small particles.
505. _ . Stories frcu a laborabory. En&. and Min. Jour., vol. 109,
1920, p. 13»0. Soi_e interesting history concerning British and American
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505. (a) Lee, C.E. Sampling ere in a aine. En^. and Min. Jcur. , vol. 75,
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506. Lee, C.V/*. Data of two experiments showing liquation in cyanide gold
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5C7. Leggett, T.H. Sampling large low-grade orebodies. Min. and Sci . Press,
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508. Lejeune, A.S. Mine sampling and ore valuation with special reference^to
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509. Lenher, Victor. Contamination of laboratory samples by iron. Jour.^Ind.
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510. LeRoy, E. A water-actuated sampler. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 106, 1914,
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511. Leslie, E«K. Milling operations at the Commonwealth property, Arizona.
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512. Leupold, H. Improved sand and slime samples. Proc. Cher:.. Met. and Min.
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In examining a partly-caved dine, don1 t depend upon outside information.
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514. Lewis, R.S. Milling calculations. Che^. ana Met. Eng., vol. 20, 1915,
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515. Lidaell, D.M. Influence of nudber of templet holes in samplin6 copper.
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of templet drilled holes on the silver assay of copper pib-
516, __ . Magnetic particles in copper bullion sampling. En^.
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517. t _ . Metallurgist and chemists' handbook. 1»16, 603 pp. Dis
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516. __ . Moisture in copper bullion. Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 90,
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519. __ Salting assays by salted cupels. Eng. and Min. Jour., vol.
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520. _____ . Saaplint and as saying in IvlZ and 1»11. Min. Ind., vo.Ts.
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521. ______ . S-:^lin& coke. Coal A_,e, vol. o, 1»15, p. 1-*!.
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Sampling errors aue to copper bar shapes. En . ana Min.
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52^- ___ ,. _. Top and botton drillin. in ^i^ copper* En._ . and Mm. Jour.,
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525. Lieban, G.O.A. Apparatus for taking core sanples of sli--.e deposits, etc,
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fro^a the particular point is brought to surface.
526. Lincoln, F.C. State Ore S?c.pler of Nevada, announces charges at the Kazen
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527. Lindbren , J.M. Sampling and analysis of Illinois coals. Trans. A*:.. Inst.
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528. Locke, C.E. School laboratory work. Sampling of an ore containing coarse
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529. Lord, N.tV, United States fuel-testinL plant at St , Louis, Ho. Bureau of
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530. Lori, N.W., Holies, J.A., Stanton, P.M., and Sanfora, Samuel. Analysis of
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531. Lorenz, F.H. Saltinc of ai.nes. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 121, 1*20, p.
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532 . Lo::info/ V,'.J, Sampling large lovv-grade orebodies. Min. Sci. ?res>o,
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533. (a) Louis, Henry. "Handbook of Gold Milling", 2nd. ed. 1839, pp. .5»1.
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and furnace producer and chimney gases,
534. (a) Ludluui, A.C, Placer prospecting practice . Min. and Met., No.
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ville. .
535. Lunge, G. Sampling and analyzing ores and chemical products. En& . and
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537. MacDonald, D.F, and Enzian, Charles. Prospecting and mining copper ores
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533, MacDonald, H.J.C, Standard mine cost statement, Eng, and Min. Jcur.,
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539. MacDougall, C.W. Quincy mine assay office. Eng. and Min , Jour., vol. 61,
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540. MacFarren, H.W, A sampler , Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 95, 1»07, p. 677.
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541. . A sand-tank sampler, Min. and Sci, Press, vol, 97, li?06r
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542. . Practical stamp -mil ling and amalgamation, 3rd. ed., 1914.
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543. Mandy, J.T. Cent ri tout ion t' the j.hil e . pny _.f sni^ant sa...plin,_. J-^n,
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545. Marsh, Robert. Sa*i;plin<, anu assayin,. copper ores of the Ely District.
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546, (a) Mathez, Au^uste. Mine Sia^-liru. En,, and Wtin. Jour., vol. 75, li/C3,
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547. Mathiez, F.F. SsunplinL diamond de resits. Mm. ?and Sci. Pr^ss, vol. 116,
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54.-. Maxwell, J.W, Mill check on uiine sac;plinL. . Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 10-*;,
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54:?. McAllister, J.E. Greenwood copper si-eltin^ works. Eng. and Min. Jour.,
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551. McGillivray, J.D. Cc&stock ore sair.plin^ . Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 7^,
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552. McGregor, A.G. Features cf the ne>- copper S:..eltin;_ plants in Arizona.
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o53, McMillen, D.A. An autc-hudraulic sa^lin^ device used in Globe district,
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555. McNeill, V;.K. Notes en Cobalt silver ores. Can. Miin. Jour., vo?.. 3.-',
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556. Megraw, H.A. Cyanidaticn at the Liberty Bell i-iill. En,-, •'ana. Min Jc-r.
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557. _ . Calculation of extraction in cyanidation. En^, and
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558. _ __. Cyaniamfe troubles and remedies, II. En.,, and Min. Jour.,
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561. Mein, V/.?/. Sai^plint Icw-^rade ^r® deposits. Min. and En^. World, vol. ^2,
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562. Meriwether, H.M, How mines should be examined. Sng. and Min. Jour., vol.
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565. Middleton, W.B. Prospecting tin land in Malaya. Min. Jour., vol. lOb,
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566. Miller, G.W. Mine sampling. Ores and Metals, vol. 13, Sept, 1, ls>C4, no.
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567. Millers, E.W. Sample reducing ii^chine. En^,. ana Min. Jour., vol. »3, lc/12,
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567. (a) Minaret, F.H. Mine sacplin^. Eng. ana Mm. Jour., vol. 76, 1»03, p. 421
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565. Mines and Methods, Sampling "joker" at Daly-V/est and Daly-Jud^e. Vol. 1,
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563. __ _. Ohio copper mill, Utah. Vol. 1, 1»0», ^. 16*. De
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570. Ivlines and Minerals. Automatic coal sampler. vol. 31, 1^10-11, p. ot>.
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572. _______ . Scientific study of copper deposit's. Vcl. 31,. 1»11,
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574. ___ . Cliffs automatic ore s^ler. Vol. *2, 1»15:
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577. _____ | Coloraac Pitchblende Co. Vol.
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578. __________ _. Todge sampling i_achine, Vol. 62,
, p. 1^3. Illustrated description.
579. _ ________ . Flow-sheet of Independence
...ill, Cripple Creek, Cclo. showint sampling plant. Vcl. llo, 1^1^
. Foster-Coclidge autoccatic
ri__
saaoling machine. Vol. 64, 1902, p, 337. Apparatus described couipared
with hand sampling,.
. Good fonn of sauiplint pick. Vol
b2, 1»06, p. 21. Brief description and drawings.
582. . Hints to speculators and mine
investors, vol. 123, Ib21, p, 127. Hint 14, as given in a Cornish publi
cation of 1657, warns people that samples submitted may not be from the
mine under discussion,
583. . Idlewild sampler. Vol. ?4, Io97,
p. 432. Gives brief description and drawings of a tailings sampler used
at Idlewild or Taylor mine, Cal.
. Improved automatic tailin^ sample
Vol. 84, 1902, p. 317. Description of device for cutting cut samples of
tailings that are sluiced from the
^ ^ . In?.ccuracies in inill sauiplint. . Vol.
91, 1905, p. 20. ris cuss ion •. f causes of errors.
. Lead sr.eltin^,. Vol. 52, Ido6, p< 7.
Discusses sa^plin^, and buyin^ of ore.
Method of arran!/.,in_ u.ine sa
Vol. 79, l.-.^af, p. 4. Criticizes Bancroft's "foot-ounce" uethoci of val
uation.
, Methods at a Colorado sampler. Vol.
76, 135*8, p. 564,
Discusses methods 6f sailing silver ore.
samples. Vol. 4o, Ic^b4, p. 352.
p. 234. Condetans inaccurate sampling by raine-o'wners.
ine oircners1 sa;rplim , Vol. 73, lo»6,
vol. b2, 1^06, p. 102, I'iscusses ti.ethods of
Mine Siu-plin^, Vol. 37, 1>03, p. 78;
Mine sai^plin^ av.ain. Vol. 116,
p. 44o, General discussion of subj-jct, and conclusion that 'uininn is
selective, but s^i:.plin^ is non- selective,
_____ __ _ . Notes on i:rine sacplin^. Vol. dfe, 1904,
. 55. Gives advico and su^Kestions on oine saaipling,
, Permissible explosives. Vol. 122,
1^21, p. 96, S^'-ples submitted to Bureau of Mines for test ijust be
. r eptfe sentat ive *
] . Prospecting, Vol. 123,. 1»21, p. 82,
Editor's note in discussi.cn su^ests that a ' sau-pie! be tc.ken, not a
'specimen1 .
, Sailing of L,inos. Vol. 121, 1920,
p, 163, How or* entire mining town aided in salting an engineer's samples,
ID lint a drill-hole by dynaoiitin^.
Vol. Ill, la»15, p, ?75, Brief description.
, Sampling and assaying. Vol. 94, 1907,
pp, 336, 461, 452. Letters discussing errors in r&ine valuation.
, Sampling and avera^in^ ores. Vol. 67,
.1903, p, 414, Advises aaily sampling an working a a^ine ana the keepinL
of sample records.
. Sampling lar^e lov;-trade orebodies.
Vol. 114, 1917, pp. 2*3, 469, 719, 7i,l, 792} 90o; vol. 115, 1917, pp, 5,
113, 115, 30.1, 379, 451, 453. Editorials and discussions of methods of
mine sampling, and of mines tnat cannot be
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5d % ________ . Sailing auriferous quartz. Vol. 60, 1690,
pp. 261, 267. Describes methods of sampling and testing told quartz.
502. ______ . Saar.pl ing, auriferous concentrates. Vol. 63,
" 1691, p. 2347"
603. ___ . Sampling gold quartz. Vol. 71, I-y'o, p.
117. Describes test for determining quantity of gold iLechanically ccm-
ijined with auriferous vein matter.
604. ____ . Testing ores. Vol. 72, lc^6, p. 1<*5. De-1
scribes crushing and quartering iuethoo. at mines.
605. _____ __ . Two styles of tailing samplers. ?cl. t>6»
190s, p. 37^. Describes briefly two automatic samplers,
606. _ _ ; _____ < ____ . A neat device for sainplint screenings.
Vol. 103, Isll, p. 595, Below a screen is a slotted one-inch pipe which
catches some material passing thru the screen.
607. _ __ ____ __ _ . Valuation of mines; editorials, vol.
1921, pp, 37i> and 4:86, Sampling 7 old Coinstock uj.nes and1 proposed oper
ations; ana difference between sampling, and mining.
606. Mininb Journal. Robeson' s continuous autoajatic sailer for sta^p batteries
Vol. 75, 1904, p, 475. Description of sampler ,
609, Mining Magazine, Sampling and esti natinL Messina copper ore reserves.
Vol. 13, IS 15, pp. 320-321. Describes face sauiplin^ and car sampling in
the Transvaal,
610. _______ . Selling, tin concentrate. Volt 6, lc?12, pp. 2o-26.
Mentions some peculiarities of the Cornish system of saiuplint. tin or3s.
611, Mining Reporter* Notes on saiiplin^.. Vol. 44, 1901, pp, 315, 423, '*47,
465, 4oc, 513; vol. 45, li/02, pp. ^, 117, 156, 206, 24^, 372, 3K, 337,
362, 408. Discusses methods of sampling and describes in detail several
s amp 1 i ng
512. ___ . Procedure to be used in s?.mplin£ and settling ores shipped
to the U.S.R'. Go, Vol. 53, May, 31, 1906, p, 533. Gives copy of sampling
regulations issued by the company,
613, Mining Science, Fairchild tailings sacqpler. Vol. 6-*, 1^11, pp. 279-2cO.
Describes a s-iiLplor v/ith vertical axis rotated by pu&p.
614. Mixer, C.T, Methods of sampling iron ore, Proocoed. Lake Superior Min.
Inst.., vol. 4, Ic96, pp, 27-33. DescriDes a^thods of sau.plin6 used by
four companies.
61-4. (a) Moline, A.H.P. Calculating percentage of racovery in concentration.
Min, and Sci, Press, vol. 117, 1»1: , p, 1;?2. Accuracy of calculations
depends upon reliable sau-v.-lin_ of feed and
.5, Monahan, F,Y/. Device for sampling zinc-box solutions. Eng, and Min,
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solution witii a bottle and a cotton wick.
6, Montanistischen vereinirn Erz^ebir^e Geitscnrift. Musterentnahme von
Erzen, (Taking samples of ores) Dec. 1, la!2, p. ^61.
. Moore, M.S. Report on the Blue Tier tin-field, T^si^ania. Suppl. No. 1,
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Press, vol. 120, 1920, p. 300. Plan of Bureau of Mines laboratoiy at
Salt L-^ke City, showing place for samples.
L9, Morgan, P.G. Difficulties and errors in sampling ores of gold and other
cetals. New Zealand Mines Record, vcl. 6, Oct. 16, 1902. Gives di
rections for sa
20. Moses, F.G. Soling of churn- drill prospect hc>les. Eng. and Min. Jour.,
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boilers, .through foreign rock getting into sludge, and precautions to
be observed in drying sacples. Describes splitter for reducing samples
automatically.
Mess. H.W. Sampling and weighing lead ores. Trans./ Inst ., vol. d, 1^01,
p» 92. Describes methods in use at Broken Hill, Australia.
33. Muir, D.D. Sampling low-^rade ore on a large scale. Min. and Sci. Press,
vol. Ill, 1915, pp. 737-741, cogent p. 730. Describes and compares au
tomatic sampling and the concentrate method used on gold ore in Alaska,
34. Munroe, H.S. Losses in copper dressing in L?.ke Superior district, Trans .
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and problems.
26. __. Sampling hdne dunps. School of Mines (Columbia) .Quarterly,
" vol. XXEX, April, 1906, p. 233. The natural sizing of ore on dumps,
and sinking samplint shafts lined with corrugated iron.
7. Murray, C.3. Meed of uniform methods of sampling Lake Superior iron ore.
Trans. Am, Inst. Min. Eng., vol. 50, 1914, pp. 204-210, discussion 210-
230, Describes various methods and surest s a method for sanplin^ cars.
e. Myers, 7,'ilber. Grading iron ores. En^. and Min. Jour., vol. 97, 1914,
pp. 1203-1205. Describes d,*;ily sampling of ore at the ^ice,
9. Nae thing, F.S. Diamond drilline at the Miaiu mine, Arizona. Eng. and Min.
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63C. Nagel, 0. Layout, lesion, and construction of chemical and metallur£ical
plants, 1911, 2C6 p^. Describes sampling nill, pp. 63-64^ and dir-
cusses layout, design and construction of sampling plant?, pp. c2-co .
631. N^son, A. A. Sampling ores from Cobalt nines, En^. . and Min, Jour., vol. ';
1911, p. 114^; vol. b2, 1911, p. ol. Criticizes article by F.Y,'. Pugsle;
632. Newberry, A.V.-'. Drill-hole samples in raising. Eng. and Min. Jour., vol.
97, 1914, p. 709. Describes r:.othods in sapling a mine by drilling intc
a raise,
633. Newhourse, E,L. Ore sampling and buying in Mexico. Eng, and Min* Jour*,
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634. Nichols, H.G. A pulp-stream sampler. Ent. and Mm. Jour,, vol. 97, It>l4,
p. 19.
635« _ • Treatment cf tin ores in Cornwall. Trans. Inst, ivdn. and
Met., vol. 25, 1^13-14, pp. o5-100. Describes an improvement on the
Elinore sampler, p. b:5-i>6.
636. Nicholls, fi.E. A method of testing alluvial deposits. Trans. Inst. Min.
and Met., vol. U, 1*05-06, pp. 195. Describes method of testing larfee
alluvial flats for gold.
637. Nissenson, - Bleierzbemusterwit . (Sampling lead ore) CheiJiker-Ztfe. ,
Jahr. 37, 1913, p. 1136. Describes methods of reducing size of samples
for different kinds of ore.
633. North, Vv'.O. Milling at United Eastern, Arizona. Bull, 152, Aub. 1»1»,
A.I. M. & M. E,, p. 1189. Sampling methods from feed to residue. Cost
is 4/10 of 1 cent per ton.
639. Dates, J.H. Battery feed sampler. En£. and Min, Jour,, vol. 69, 1910, p.
1005. Describes a tLachine with a sheet-iron box on a swin^in^ arm, and
hinged bottom opened by tripper at receiver.
640. O'Brien, T.F. The Koerin^ process. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 122,
p. 523. gamplos of feold ore said not to yield gold by assays.
641. Oke, A.L. A crude but efficient sampler, Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 87,
1909, p. ^»0. Describes and gives views of i-a
642* — —• ;— ' Cutting floor s-.r.ples. En;,, and Min, Jour., vol. *7, 1^14, pp.
b50-^51. Describes and gives figures showin. device to catch flyin,
pieces,
643« - • Keeping records of nine sa^plin, . Mex. Min. Jour., vol. 19, 19]
pp. 213-215. Describes ii.etliods ad -p ted to ScULplint vein formations.
New samplin.;. device. En0. and Min. Jour., vol. 66, IcJOc, p. 12<
. ., . , ,
Describes a device with - set of sloi. ms, rifflos, like H&ultain's.
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Office records of alne s^x-plin^. Mex. Mi'n. Jour,,
_ __ _____ ,
12-13, li;ll, px.-. 50-61. Describes for-s and ^etnoas used v.lch native
assistants on silver ana gold-silver veins in Argentina,
___ _ _• Riffle for reducin^, samples. En^. and Min, Jour., vol.
97, 1914, p. 620. Describes a portable sampling riffle.
647. _ . Sample catcher for backs. Eng, and Min. Jour., vol. 9o,
1914, pp. 1096-10:77. Describes canvas bat used when sampling tne back
of a working, in order to prevent loss of any material broken,
648. __ . A sample crusher. Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. ?1, 1»11,
p. 55£, Describes and illustrates ho^-made crasher for mine s
64i>, _ . Aids to the Engineer. Min. Mag., vol. 10, 1914, p. 370.
Discusses sailing fetcpes in South America.
650. Oldfield, F.7/. A s-mpler. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. *5, 1907, p. 807.
Describes a sampler for wet s^jnd.
651. Olver, J.S. Rand s?ji.pling practice, iibstr. fdn, and Sci. Press, vol. 97,
1908, pp. 674-675. Describes various methods.
651. (a) Odernheir^er, E. Sampling calcium carbide. Checker Zeitung, vol.
26, 1902, p, 703. The compusition is variable, due to unconverted liiae
and coke. A drum should be emptied on a metal plate, and after the dust
is distributed evenly, take two 1-lb samples. Lots of 100 drums. may be
sampled by drawing from each tenth drum. A respirator should be worn
during this work,
652. Orthey, Max. Probenahme and Analyse der Proben auf Eisenhuttenwerken,
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653. Pacific Coast Miner. An automatic sand sampler. Vol. 15, ly09, p. 96.
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Effect of high and barren assays upon averages.
654. Packer, .O.K. How mines should be examined, En^. and Min. Jour,, Vol. 70,
1900, pp, 457-458. Discusses sampling methods and tsives instructions
for examining and sapling a mine.
655. Palmer, C.S. An experience in sampling. Mining Reporter, vol. 50, July
28, 1904, p. 65. Discusses effect of fineness of sample.
656, _ . Notes on sampling. Eng. and Min. Jour,, vol. t-0, 1905, p«
405. Presents difficulties of
657. Park, Jaues. Mine- sampling and ore- valuation. New Zealand Mines Record,
vol. 8, Mar. 16, 1S05, p. 32?. Discusses equipment, record of samples,
sampling ore, assaying, sampling dumps and tailings, <'?nd salting cf
-ol-
658. Parker, E.ft, Holmes, J.A, , and Campbell, M.P. Report on operations of the
government coal-testing plant at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St.
Louis, Mo. 1904. U.S. Gaol, Surv. Prcf . Paper 4o, 1906, 3 vols. Dis
cusses commercial value of coal-mine sampling* pp. 142-155.
659. Parker, R.A. Mine sampling. EI%. and Min. Jour., vol. 76, 1^03, p. 4.
Danger in mixing damp samples on canvas; a specific instance of wide
difference in assays, Discussion of W.L, Austin en same point, p. 116.
660. . Sampling large low-grade orebodies. Min. and Sci . Press, vol,
114, 1917, p. £03, Gives suggestions for sampling gold deposits.
661. Parmelee, B.C. Cyanidation of low-^rade sulphide ores, in Colorado. Met.
and Chei... En*,., vol. 13, 1^15, pp. 421-425. Describes samplim plant.
662. . Some assay results from re-samplea cres. Western Chem.
and Met., vol. 1, 1905, pp. Io2. Ascribes the lowering of value in re
sampling to loss of dust carrying high metal content.
663. Parr, S.W. Chemical study of Illinois coils. 111. Geol, Surv., Bull. 3,
1916, c<6 pp. Gives methods of field samplinbj pp. 11-26.
664. . Principles of coal sampling. Sci. Am, Suppl. , vol. -0, 1*15,
pp. 15-16.
655. Parsons, A.B. Nevada Consolidates Copper Co.. Min. and Sci. Press, vol.
122, 1921, p. 525. Sampling and estimating the deposit fron churn-
drilling.
666. . Operations of the En^els Copper Mining Co., Calif. Min.
and Sci. Press, vol, 123, 1^21, ,;p, 189 and 193. Flow- sheet cf call
shows position of three samplers, which are described as bein^ autOLoati
cf the swinging type. They take samples of feed, concentrate, and tailin
and are very reliable.
667. . Sampling at Garfield smelter, Min, and Sci. Press, vol. 122
1921, p.. 17, Description of how concentrate is sampled.
667, (a) Parsons, L.A. Mill-tests v. hand- samp ling. Min. and Sci. Press, vol.
115, 1917, pp. 781-752. Discusses advisability of of usinr Webber's plan
fcr checking hand sampling by udll-test.
667. (b) . Sampling an erratic orebody, Min. Mag., vol, 13, 1915,
pp. lol-154; Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 114, 1917, pp. 724-726, 903-910.
Describes methods and discusses principles.
668. Paterson , G.S. Prospecting for alluvial tin in Nigeria. Min. Mag., vol.
12, 1915, pp. 33-41. Discusses pit and drill sampling and gires figures
showing sampling method and apparatus.
669. Patterson, B,G. and Thomas, G.A. Mount Morgan (Queensland) practise of
estimating ore reserves. Trans. Aust. I. M. E., vol. 15 (l), 1911, p.
301, gampliiig of certain blocks of grouncd done at night, and assayed
next day, thus keeping a close check on nailing.
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670. Poad, O.K. An autota?tic sampler for tailing, sand, and slime.
Chen., Met, and ton. Sec. S. Africa, vol. 3, 1902-03, pp, 360-361; Min.
and Sci. Press, vol. 66, 1903, pp. <*10-411 ; Min. Jour., vol. 73, 1903,
p. 766. Describes a sampler run by water.
671. Pearce, J.A, Ore sampling at a custom call. Eng, and Min. Jour,, vol.
104, 1917, p. 66. Describes methods at the Argo iid
672. Pearce, S-.H. gotno notes on nine surface sampling,, Min. and Sci, Press,
vol. 79, 1899, pp, 515, 549; Mines and Minerals, vol. 20, 1900, pp. 3*1-
394, Discusses methods.
G7P-. (a) Peele, Robert. Mining Engineers' Handbook, 1st. ed. 1*18, pp* 2375.
In 7 sections, by 7 engineers, are -notes on sampling, orebcdies and mill
products,
673. Pelton , E.F. A system cf mine sampling. Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 94,
1912, pp. 403-404, Describes method cf close sampling in use at Morenci,
Ariz,
673. (a) Percy, John, Metallurgy - silver and gold, part I, 16bO, pp. 696.
ing of silver ores described, p. 241.
674. Perret, L.A, Russian placer mining. Min, and Sci. Press, vol. 122, 1921,
p. 457. Pit and drill sampling.
675. Peters, E.D. Modern copper smelting,. 1695, 642 pp. Discusses sampling,
pp. 3Q-<±1,
676. ___ . The practice of copper smelting 1*11, 693 pp. Discusses
sampling of copper ores, pp. b-20.
677. Pierce, A.R. Sampling large low-grade ore bodies, Min, and Sci. Press,
vol. 119, 1919, p. 396 and 553. Discussion of mill tests and hand
sampling.
67b, Pope, G.S. Directions for sampling coal for shipment or delivery. Tech.
Paper 133, U.S, Bureau of Mines, 1917, 15 pp. Summarizes U.S. Bureau
of Mines Bull. 116.
679. _ , Methods of sampling, delivered coal and specifications for the
purchase of coal for the Government. U.S. Bureau Mines Bull. 116, 1916,
64, pp, Describes nacre fully the methods given in U.S. Bureau of Mines
gall. 63-
660. ___ , Sampling coal deliveries , and types of government specifica
tions for the purchase cf coal. U.S. Bureau Mines Bull. 63, 1933, 66 pp.
Describes in detail the methods of sampling and the reasons therefor;
gives new specifications for the purchase bf coal by the Government.
681, Poston, R.K. Carrier for nill sample pans. En^. and Min. Jour., vol. 10<J,
I9l», p. fc02. A wooden cabinet 2*± in, high with 9 shelves is used.
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6^2. Power, F, Danvers. Sa^lint ores on the west ccast of Tasmania. Trans.
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c&fclwfcfs,
683. Pew?,r, Collecting and preparing Camples of coal deliveries. Vol. 43,
1916, p. 864, DA scus?es and illustrates quartering.
664. Power and the Engineer* Sa^plin^. and analysis of coal. Gives methods of
sailing and ts^tiiie- Msed by the technologic branch of the U.S. Gecl,
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*
655. Pries, G,W, The Cananea ore-bedding system. Min. and oci . Press, vol.
11^, 1*19, p. 66.:. Sampling axed copper ores, and the cost.
6-6. Prutzr^n, P.W, Petrcleuu' in Southern California. State Mining Bureau
Bull, 63, 1913. Selection and analyses of Sc
637. Paisley, F.W, Samplin^, ores frorr- Cobalt rones. Eng, and Min. Jour., vol.
91, 1*11, p. 776; vol. 92, Ibll, p. 5. Discussion, vol. 91, 1»11, p.
1144; vol. 92, 1911, pp. 5, 51.
666. Pulsifer, H.B. Ore- samp} ing in Montana. Min, and Sci . Press, vcl, 121,
1920, pp. 866, A study of custom ore-saiAplin^ plants in Montana, fully
illustrated. Editorial cogent on p. s60.
6c6. (a) Purinfcton, C.V/. Esti nates of ore in a iidne . Eng and Min. Jour,,
vol. 75, Ib03, p. 552. Discussion of G.E. Ccllin's note. Consideration
of tne systarn of ore-snoots in a mine, as opened, of importance.
638. (b) ____ . Gravel and placer rdning in Alaska. U.S. Geol,
Survey Bull, 263, 1905, p. 273. Necessity for sa^plin^ discussed pp.
42 and 53.
689. Pye, A.M. Methods of sampling. Australian Min. Standard, vol. 3^, l»0o,
p. 24^, Describes rather crude net hods used in Australia.
6=«0. Radford, W.J. Methods of testing placer ^ravels. Min. .and Sci. Press,
vcl. 109, 1^14, pp. 5 and 221. sampling by panning, shafts, and anils,
6S1. Raht, A. Distribution of silver in lead, oullion and the different methods
of sampling. Mic. Ind., vol. 3, 1894, pp. 414-41& . Describes methods
in the United States and advocates dip- sarnie s.
692. Ransou.e, F.L. Copper deposits of Ray and Miani, Arizona* U.S. Gecicgical
Survey P.P. 115, iil», pp. 122. Importance of correct sampling of dis-
sendn = ted copper ores (p.i»2.)
6'93 , Rattle, W.J. and Son. Cargo sampling of iron ores received at Lower Lake
ports - including the methods used in the analysis of the Ea&e . L^ke
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, R&wlins, S.L. Samplin? cine duarps . Man. and Sci. Press, vol. 97, I-OS , p,
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>95. Sajmond, R.E, Sampling, large 1 o'.v- grade creb odd es. Min< and oci Prtss,
vol. 115, 1917, p« 301, Describes mines in Juisbouir 'that can not be
sampled.
, (a) Read, T.T, The Mason Valley Copper .Shelter, Nevada, Min. and Sci.
Press, vol. 105, 1912, p. 267. Describes sampling cf ere,
6. Reed, S,A. More remarks on ore sampling. Sch, Mines Qaart,, vol.-, 3, 16b2,
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pu 9. Illustrates split- shovel and riffle- shovel sampler with fi^ed
scoop and some types with moving scoops.
697, Reinecke, L, and Clark, K.A. Sampling deposits of stone and gravel in
the field. Proc, Am, Sec. Testing Materials, vol. 18, part 2, 1913, p,
393. Methods for sampling and testing rock for concrete.
693. Reyburn, S.tiT. and Zimmerman, S.B, Diamonds, in Arkansas. Eng. and Min,
Jour., vol. 109, 1S20, p. S53. In sampling Arkansas Diamond Corp. proper
ty in Pike County, 120,000 tons of rock and clay is to be milled and
washed.
699. Reynolds, O.J. Sampling a difficult ore. Cal, Jour, of ^Technology, vol.
vol. 5, no. 1, 1305, p. 39. Describes car load sampling of ore carrying
gold, silver, lead, and zinc.
' r
700. Rice, C.T. Grab sampling in stopes. Eng. and Min. Jour,, vol. 92, lall,
p, 741. Describes accurate methods of taking grab samples.
701. . Sampling practice at Independence nill, Eng, and Min. Jour.,
vol. 107, 1919, p. 641, Describes appliances used,
702. Rice, E.R. Churn-drilling of disseminated copper. Eng. and Min, Jour.,
vol. Ill, 1921, p, 1058; and vol. 112, 1921, p. 11. Sampling and assaying
the sludge.
702. (a) Rice, G,S. and others. First series of coal-dust explosion tests in the
Experimental Mine. U.S. Bureau of Mines Bull. 56, 1913, p. 113. Method
of sampling afterdamp and other gases, pp. 36, 54, 107.
703. Rice, J.H, Methods of sampling ore in place. Min. and Sci. Press, vol.
97, 1908, p. 3d2. Criticizes inadequate methods and advises the sampling
of each streak.
704. Richards, R.H. Ore dressing, 1st. ed. 1909, 4 vols., 2052pp. "Samplers",
vol, 2,. pp. 643-852; vol. 3, pp. 1570-1573.
705. . Text book of ore dressing. 1st. ed. 1909, 702pp. Dis--
cusses difficulties of sampling, compares hand ard machine sampling, dis
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sampling; describes and compares the Vezin, the Snyder and tne i>runton
samplers, pp. 430-435.
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705. (a) Rickard, Forbes, xina saiuplin^. En;., and ivftn. Jour., vol. ?ft, 190'
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samples by s/amplirv the quartering.
706. Rickard, T.A. Bunker Hill enterprise, Idaho, Win. and Sci . Pres?, vol.
120, 12*20, pp. 489 and 527. Flow- sheets showing position of sample/? :
the load mill.
707. _ . Bunker Hill smelter, Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 122, 1921,
p, 47, Saripling mill at lead smelter,
708. __ . Old Mexican workings and some remarks on sampling. Min. ar
Sci. Press, vcl. 94, 1907, pp. 433-435. Describes methods of sampling,
buying, and selling among the Mexicans.
709. ___ . Re-openin^ clu mines en the Mother Lode, Calif. Min. and
Sci. Press, 113, 1916, pp. 238 and 240, Flow- sheet 'Shows position of
sampler in mill; and notes on sampling practise.
710. _ _ ., and Others, under own names. Sampling and Estimation of Oi
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710. (a) _ _ . Sstupling and estimation of ore in a mine. Eng. and Min.
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printed in Sampling and Estimation of Ore in a Mine, 1904, A review of
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and also re-printed,
716. (b) __ _ . St imp-milling of gold ores. 2nd. ed., 1898, p. 260. Auto
rnatic sampler described on p. 50, and the lack of regular sampling dis
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Utah Copper enterprise. Min, and Sci. Press, vol. 117,
1918, p. 477, sac-pie plan of ore deposit; p. 716, automatic sampler in
the mill; p. 853, sampling flotation concentrates,
712« ___ . Valuation of mines. Min. ana Sci. Press, vol, 106, 1913,
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713. Ricketts, L.D. Constant errors in sampling and assaying. Min. Mag,, vol.
4, 1911, p, 127. Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 90, 1910, p. 316, Discusse
errors not dependent on the doctrine of chancs, in sampling porphyry
copper deposits, for instance.
714. Reifsnyder, S.K. Some experiments on sampling quartation. Jour. Am. Chem
Soc., vol. 15, 1893, pp. 260-265. Describes mixing shot, ore (magnetit*
and glass and dividing, after nixing by inquartation to determine the
error with both dry and wet material.
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715. Riley, L.F% New simple device for sampling. Jour. Soc, Chem. Ind., vol.
38, 1»1&. A tapered tube is used for -catching aust.
716. Bobbins, H.R. Chart for tonnage- samp 3. ing and dilution-control, Min, and
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tonnage £er 24 hours, percentage of solid in wet pulp and specific
gravity of dry ore in wet pulp.
717. Roberts, G.M. Experiments in sampling silver-lead bullion. Trans, An*.
Inst, Min. Eng,, vol. 28, 1899, pp. 413-427. Discusses sampling bars
from the liq-iation furnace and bars from the lead kettles, touge and
chip -sampling, distribution of silver in the bar, and loss of lead by
volatilization.
718. Roberts, H.M. Progress in methods of exploration. Min, and Sci, Press,
vol. 119, 1919, p. 55, A good diamond-drill sample is superior to any
other ore sample.
719. Robey , Llo£d. Methods of taking mill-head samples. Min, and Sci. Press,
vol. 109, 1914, pp. 183-184. Discusses difficulties.
720. Rogers, A.H. and Van Wagenen , H.R. Chilean nitrate industry, Trans. Am,
Inst. Win, Eng. , vol. 59, 1917. Discusses prospecting and sampling, p.
11-12,
221. Rogers, A. P. Dredging and the sampling of placer ground. Eng, and Min.
Jour., vol. 89, 1910, pp. 561-562* #ives details of sampling, geld ore.
722. Rogers, G.S. Helium-Bearing Natural Gas. U.S. Geol. Survey, P. P. 121, p..
113, 1919. sampling and tests of gas for helium.
723. . Sunset-Midway Oilfield, California. U.S, Geol. purvey, P.P.
117, p. 103, 1919. Sampling oil and water, pp. 15 and 52.
724. Roller, A.H. and Curran, H.T. Cyaniding sulphide ores at the Arto id.ll,
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scribes mill and sampling methods.
725. Rollin, G.S, Improved sludge box for diamond drilling. £n£ , and .Yiin. Jcur.,
vol. 97, 1914, p. 660, Describes and gives sketch of box for catching
samples.
726. Root, J.W. Sampling base bullion. Western Chem. and Met ., vcl. 1, 1905,
p. 221; Mining Reporter, vol. 53, 1906, p. 129, Discusses sampling base
bullion by punching, sawing, dipping from the kettle, and casting from
the melding siphon. The rate at which different sections of the bars
cooled, showed distribution of silver.
727. Roper, L.S, Valuing partly exhausted mines, Min. ana Sci. Press, vol. 122,
1921, p. 667. How sampling sometimes does not indicate value of a mine.
728. Rose, Hugh, Santa Gertrudis mill, Pachuca, Mexico, Bull. Am. Inst. Min.
Eng. 1916; abstr, Eng. and Min, Jour,, vol. 102, 1916, pp. 247-253. De
scribes sampling of ore, p, 2*7, and gives plan of breakinr and sampling
plant.
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7S8, (a) Rose, T.K, Metallurgy of bold, 6tti. ea., 1915, p. 601.
references to s^-plin^.
729. Ruhl, Otto. Rock-dust sampler, £n^. and Min» Jour., vol. 99, 191-0, p. 2Z£
Describes apparatus used, by the Bureau cf Mines,
730. Rzehulka, A. samp.Un^ and valuation of crcs. Win, Jcur,, vol. =>7, 1912,
p. 668; abstr. f r bin Kent arils wi^sche Rundschau, April 16, 1912. Describes
methods of s*u~plin£. ore in mines and in cai-ioaas.
731. Saint-Smith, E,C, Eij-, Wonder syndicate's auriferous lodes. Queensland
G-cv. Min. Jcurl, vol. 16, 19 15, pp. 211-215. Rspc rt of examination of
mire, Describes the saiplin^ of ore in. place.
732. t _ » Mount Mascotte cold mine, Australia. Queensland Gcv.
Minn Jour., vol. 16, 1915, pp. 320-322. Report of examination .of mine.
733. Sale, A,J, Drilling and analysis of copper ores. En£ . ana Min. Jour., vol
102, 1916, pp, 87-90; criticise., p. 231. Discusses errors that may occur
from the usual methods of figuring averages f TOIL churn-drill hole samples
and the application of the lav of compensating errors.' Comments en HS-
sayirij, of churn-drill samples.
733. (a) Sampling and Estimation of Ore in a Mine,' "by T,A. Rickard and 26 other
1st, ed. , 3.90-i, p. 222. 5th impression, 1907. Reprint of articles in
Eng, and Min. Jour., vols. 75, 1903; 76, 1903; 77, 1904. Reference num
bers to contributors are 26 a; 40 a; 48: 90; 126; 128 a; 157; 167 a;
167 b; 184; 336 a; 342 a; 428 a; 499 a; 505 a; 513; 5^6 a; 567 a; 653 a;
658; 686 a; 705 a; 710 a; 773 a; 79<i a; 822 a; 862 a.
734. Sampling, definitions cf A.H. Fay, Bull. 95, U.S. Bureau of Mines, 1920,
p. 589,
735. Schuette , C.N, Sampling and estimation cf quicksilver ore, Min. ana Sci .
Press, vol. 122, 1921, p. 293. Ordinary groove samples unsuitable for
cinnabar, but pan samples are reliable.
736. Scientific American. Whjn cca! is not coal until it is analyzed, f el . 116
1917, p. 555. Describes and gives view of a irachine for pulverizing coal
and taking a sample.
737. Scobey, Jesse. La Luz and Los An^.elss mine, Nicaragua. Eng. ?.nl Min, Jour
vol. 110, 1920, p. 6. Sampling a peculiar told, ore deposit.
Ore sampling without machinery. Met. and Chem. Enfc . , vol.
11, 1913, pp. 83-86. Explains and illustrates hand sampling.
739 • ____ . Sampling mill work. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 83, 1901,
p. 119. Discusses methods for determining the per cent of extraction in
which samplers are usei,
740, Scott, C.E, Commercial sampling of coal. Mine's and Minerals, vol. 33,
1912-13, pp. 199-201. Discusses precautions necessary to secure an ac
curate sample.
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41, _____ . Itfecnanic&l coal sampler. Mines and. iviinerals, vol. 3T
1910-11, p. 169-170. Describes and giires plan of sampler.
42. Semple, C.C. A Steaa Sample -arier, Eng, and Min. Jour., vol. ^1, 1211, p.
799. Describes a stecua-J acket sample drier.
43. _ _. Dewatering slime sables, Eng. and Win, Jour., vol. bl, 1911,
p. 407. Describes a small wooden filter for dewatering slime samples.
44. ___ _. Samplin^ ores containing metallics. EnL. and Miri. Jour., vol.
82, 1906, p. 362, Discusses method.
45. Sen, Janshi. Valuing placer ground. Min, and Sci. Press, vol. 122, 1921, p.
704. Discusses placing of drill-holes and calculating results.
86. Separk, E.A. Some aspects of the analyzing and grading of iron ores of the
Gogebic Range. Trans. Lake Superior Min, Inst., vol. 10, 1904, pp. 103-
117; discussion, pp. 117-126. Describes methods of sailing, used,
47. Seyler, C.A. Composition and analysis of coal. Practical Coal Mining . 1908,
vol. 1, pp. 72-73. Discusses sampling coal at a mine or in trucks for
analysis.
48. Sewell, F,W. Mining and metallurgy of copper, silver, lea.i, and zinc. Trans.
Aust. Inst. M. E., vol. XII, 1907, p, 108. Flow-sheet of Wallaroo and
Moonta mill sh<~ws position of sampler.
49. Sharpless, F.F. Mill-tests v, hand- samp lint. Min. and Sci, Press, vol. 115,
1917, p. 638. Discusses methods.
50. Sharwood, W.J. A note on sampling. Jour. Ini. and Eng. Chem. , vol. 4, 1912,
pp. 227-229. Discusses possible errors in sampling.
51. __ . Measurement of pulp and tailin^. Min. Mag., vol. 1, 1909,
pp. 226, 297; vol. 2, 1910, pp» 45-53. Discusses measurement of sand in
vats, capacity of filter-presses. Measurement of tonnage crushed in mills
and flow measurements*
52. Shaw, A.M. A tailin^ sampling device. Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 101, 1916,
p. 223. Describes and illustrates an augur for sampling, dry tailings,
53. Shaw, E.N. Discrepancies in cyanidation. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 113,
1916, pp. 92-94. Discusses errors in sampling and in assaying.
54. Shaw, S.F. Combination method, of mine sampling. Min. and Sci. Press, vol.
120, 1920, p. 629. Eight specific comparisons of mill tests with hand
samples.
55. __ . Mine sampling. Mm. Mag., vol. 5, 1911, pp. 457-<*60, Describes
method used in Costa Rica and gives stope assay-map of gold vein,
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756. Sheldon, G. L. Salted ^ines. JEng. ani Min. Jour., vol. 96, 1*13, pp. 11]
1114. Describes some unusual methods,
757. Shellshear, W» Flotation of gold-copper ore at Mt. Morgan, Queensland,
Proc. Aust. I. M. E., No. 22, 1918, p. 58. Sailing 1<± sections of proc
ucts from a Wilfley table.
758. Shepard, F. E. Progress in mill design. Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 93,
1912, pp. 543-547, Discusses automatic sampling.
759. Shimer, P. W. Device for sampling iron andother metals. Trans, Am. Inst,
Min. Eng. , vol. 30, 1901, pp. 321-323 , Describes ana rives figures
showing device for taking samples from a pile of pig-iron.
760. Shimmin, J. T. Re-modeled Arizona Hercules concentrator. Eng. and Min.
Jour., vol. 109, 1920, p. 1116. Flow-sheet shows position of 3 samplers
which have 3 minutes between cuts,
761. Shiras, Tom. Bauxite mining in Arkansas. Eng, and Min. Jour., vol. 107,
1919, p. 1074. All crebodies are sampled as soon as found,
762. Simmons, Jesse. 'Trojan milling practice, South Dakota. Min. ana Sci .
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sampling and causes of error.
763. Simons, E. H, The accuracy of commercial samples and assays. Calif. Joui
of Tech., vol. 2, Nov. 1903, pp. 8-14; abstr, in Min. and Sci. Press,
vol. 88, 1904, pp. 9 and 27, Discusses accuracy attainable in everyday
sampling,
764. Simpson, G. Calculation of extraction in cyaniiation. Eng. ana Min. Jour
vol. 96, 1913, p. 1230. Discusses accuracy of motor-discharge sample
and crushing in cyanide solution.
765. Simpson, Duncan, Sand sampling in cyanide works, Trans. Inst. Min. ana
Met,, vol, 16, 1906-07, pp. 30-39; discussion, pp. 38-41. Describes ana
discusses eight methods used at the New Goch Gold Mine.
766. Sleeman, H. R. Mill tests v. hand sampling. Min. ana Sci. Press, vol. 11
1919, p, 415. Discussion of Morten Webber's paper in same Journal in
1918. Also vol. 119, 1919, p. 143 and p. 701, bulk v. hand samples; ana
in vol. 115, 1917, p. 563.
767. . Sampling of mines, Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 12],, 1920,
p. 405. Sampling errors.
768. Small, F. H. Sampling and preparation of leather for analysts; Am, Leathe
Chem. Assoc. Chem. and Met, Eng., vol, 24, 1921, p. 1095. Methods de
scribed are applicable for sampling leather belting deliveries at mines
or metallurgical plants.
768. (a) Smart, R, C. Coal-dust sampling and methods adopted in practice,
South Wales (England) Inst. of Eng. March 1921, abstr. in Iron and Coal
Trades Review, vol. 102, 1921, p. 753. Discussion of sampling coal aust
in mines, with sketches, A vacuum cleaner is used in some cases to cleai
out crevices.
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Sruith, C.A» South-western Pert land, cement works;' Enb. aria iviin. ocar,, vo±,
96, 1913, pp. 719-723, Describes hourly saaiplinL of all the limestone
crushed .
Smith, C.E". . Some sources of error in the iodoinetric determination of copper,
Met. arid Chem. Enb., vol. 14, 1916, pp. 379-380. Discusses methods to
obtain accurate samples,
71. Smith, E.A. Note on the sampling of geld alloys. Chemical News, vol. 93,
1906, pp. 225-226. Discusses scraping and cuttin6 samples of go la alloys
used by jewelers and goldsmiths.
Sampling and assaying the precious metals; in ores, oullion,
and products. Discusses sampling of go Id- silver alloys. 1913, <±60 pp
73. Smith, Ef A.Coppelen. Sampling and testing the Chuqui cairata oreboay, En6.
and Min, Jour,, vol. 97, 1914, pp. 1015-1016. Describes testing of drill
hole samples and selection of large samples for leaching tests.
(a) Smith, E,C. Mine sampling. Eng. ana Min. Jour., vol. 76, 1903, p. 61*.
Claimed that hand sampling does not serve for mines, but taking out
wheelbarrow loads ana mill-tests will. Assaying is discreditea.
Smith, F.D. Sampling ores for assay. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 76, 1898,
p. •*92 , Discusses inaccuracies of hand sampling.
775. Suiith, H ,D. Sapling lcw-brade ore bodies. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 114,
1917, p. 293. Discusses practicability of runnint mill tests en lar^e
boaies of }.ow- grade Oolo. ere.
776. Smith, M.B. Sampling coal deliveries. Elect. Ry. Jour., vol. 42, 1913, pp.
1242-1243. Compares five methods of R.O.M, sampling.
777. Smith, W.A.G. Sampling at Great Coban, Australia. Proc. Aust, Inst. M. £.,
No. 36, 1919; p. 75; abstr. in Min. Mag., vol. 23, 1920, p. 48. Twelve
nen, in six sets of two each, used a 7-lb, hammer and chisel-pointed steel
to sample the copper ore. Two pounds per foot was taken. The paper cov
ered sampling in all classes. of workings, reduction of samples, recording,
and plans.
£i\v* t &
778. Siacct, A.M. Mathematics of copper samplin-,. Eng. and Min. Jour,, vol, 93,
1912, p. 1213, Comments on article by Edward K&ller,
•f» . *•• <• fV*99vQ » "» V '
Sampling silver ore, Trans. Can. Min. Inst., vol. 17, 1914, pp.
239-250. Describes methods of sampling and assaying crude silver ore at
Cobalt, Ontario.
780. Snelliru , W.O. and Storm, C.G. Analysis of black powder and dynamite. Bull.
51, Bureau of Mines, 1913, How to sample sticks of dynamite and grains of
powder, pp. 12 and 68.
781. Bohnlein, M.G.F, Amari can tin-slag analysis, En^, ana Min, Jour., vol. 107,
1919, p. 576, Steps in ass^yin^ a sample of slat.
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782. Someriasir, £.£« Moisture in coke. Mines anc. Minerals, vol. 28, 1907-03,
pp. 430-431. Discusses importance of proper care of samples for an^ly-oi
783. Sorley, D. Notes on sauzplin^. Jour. Sec. Chem. Ind,, vol. 13, 189-i, pp.
975-976; Glasgow City Analysts1 Soc. 1893-94, no. 4. Gives directions
for samplin^ iron ore, pyrite residues, basic slat;, Pi& iron, wood pulp,
and sulphate of arnaionia and of potash.
784. Spaulding, E.P. Mill-tests v. Hana-saqplin. , Min, and Sci . Press; vol. 1
1917, pp. 301-302. Coui~ent on article by Albert Burch.
785. Speakk S.J. Lead-zinc deposits at Broken Hill, northern Rhodesia. Min.
Mag., vol. 21, 1919, p. 203. Sauiplin^ peculiar deposits by diamona-cLnl
885. (a) Sperry, E.A. Invest i^atioi of Feather River BldCk sands, Calif ornii.
Min. and Sci. Frees, vol, 105, 1912, p. 624. S-^d bars or beaches were
saiopled by shoveling or puupin^, and samples assayea in the field.
786. Stadeler, A. Sr,mplinL- of ores and coal. Stahl and Eisen, vol, 38, 1918,
pp.25 and 51. Methods used in Sweden and United States.
787. Staley, H.F. and Beecher, M.F, Practical handling of IOWA clays with appli
cation of ceraoac principles. Iowa State College, Bull. 43, Oct. 10, 19]
48 pp. Describes proper way to sample prospects, pp. 6-7, 10.
787. (a) Stander, H.J, Mill and smelter raethods of samplim_. Arizona State
Bureau of Mines', Bull. 26, 1915-16, p. 12. Advice to producers wfco ship
ore to custon plants, and brief notes on hanl and mechanical sampling
methods.
788. Stanton, Horace. Mine samples as baggage. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 114,
1917, p. 433, Argues that railroads should check mine samples as persons
baggage.
789. Stead, J.E, Gas- test ing and saoplin^ apparatus. Jour. Soc. Cheu* Ind.,
vol. 8, 1889, pp. 176-178. Describes method and apparatus for testing ga
from fires for which coal or coke is the fuel.
790« __ • New form of &as sampler, Ircn and Steel Journal, no. 1, 1884,
PP. 187-189. Describes device for sailing blast furnace bases.
791. Steel, Donald. Valuin^ placer ground. Min, and Sci. Press, vol. 109, 191*
p. 845. Drill-hole sample calculations.
792. Steele, J.H. A model tramway and sampler. En^. and Min. Jour., vol. 72,
1901, pp. 596-597. Describes mill and methods of saugplin^ lead- silver or
at Park City, Utah.
793. Steinem, C. A solution meter. Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 92, 1911, p. 675.
Describes a oieter to measure solutions and .Uso in some case tailings and
concentrates.
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794. Sterner-Rainer, Roland. Mercury .production at Alaaden, Spain, Oster^einh.
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794. (a) Stevens, Blarney. Method of least squares as applied. to mine
En^. and Min. Jour., vol. 76, 1903, p. 265. Calculations cf ore reserves
based on s.vopling .
795. Stewart, J.B. Presenting assay results by ^rctphic ii-ethod. Min. and Sci.
Press, vol. '104, 1912, pp. 654-657. Gives practical advice on tne ior.ii of
reports of uine valuation.
796, Sticht, Robert C. Minin... ana salting at Mount Lyell, Tasmania. Min. Ind. ,
vol, 26, 1907, pp. 385-442. Describes sanplin^ works and methods, p. 428.
797. Stockhausen, P. Liquation in cyanide bars. Proc. Chei^. Met. and Min, Sec.
of S. Africa, vol. 2, 1697, pp. 46-50, discussion pp. 50-52. Compares
dip, drilling and cutting sarrples and advocates dip.
797. (a) Storm, C.G. Analysis of permissible explosives. U.S. Bureau of Mines
Bull. 96, 1916, On p. 12 is described the method of sampling aynaxLite
cartridges.
798. Stores, W.H. Difficult mine saaplin^. Min. rud Sci. Press, vol. J.14, 1S17,
p. 361. In sampling soft and hard ore the former may salt the latter.
799. _ . Errors in mine samplin^. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 103, 1911,
p. 112, Comments on article by Morton Webber,
800.' Stowell, E,G. and Coghill, W.H. Flotation of low-grade <}uick-silver ore.
Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 120, 1920, p. 117. Preparing samples of cinna
bar for assay.
801. Strauss, L.W. Chilean nitrate industry. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 108,
1914, pp. 972 and 1014. Sampling caliche deposits and finished product.
802. Stromeyer, C.E. Coal sampling. Coll. guard., vol. 102, 1911, pp. 112s-
1126. Discusses relation of size of .sample to lindt of error,
803. Stuckenberg, W.D. Triplicate sampling of "coal. Power, vol. *4, 1916, pp.
612-614. Discusses accuracy of triplicate sampler and gives proper
methods of fillint cans for sampling.
804. Swain, P.W. Commercial sampling and analysis of producer' gas. Trans, Am.
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paratus, pp. 963-968.
805. Swart, W.G. Marking samples. Ent,. and Min, Jour., vol. 79, 1905, p. 814.
Suggests cutting sample nuober on small pieces of wood and enclosing with
the sample.
805. (a) Taggart, A..F. Boring. Section 9 of Peele's Mining Engineers1 Hand
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806, Taylor, J.E. Mechanical ore sampler. &it. . ana Mi n. Jour., vol. 100, 1915,
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307. Taylor, L,H., jr. Salted drill samples of Ellipic Mine, Enfe. and Min.
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809. Taylor, V/.W, Sampling certain ores. ETU; . and Min. Jour., vol. 63, 1897, p.
160. Describes .r^thod used in sjuq>lini. jigged iron ore.
809. Text-bock of Rand Metallurtical Practice. 1912, A vols. Treatises by
various nlnin& authorities; discusses "S?ui£lint,, ^rading and assays", vol.
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812. (a) Thomas, Kirby. Test drilling on the Me sab i iron ran^e. Sn^ . and Min.
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placing holes.
813. Thompson, H. Notes on reduction of ^old ores. Min. and Sci . Press, vol. 25
1872, p, 274. Discusses sampling from stamps and
814. Thompson, R.W. Notes on sauplint as practiced on the R«nd. C^n. Min. Jour.
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815. Thoir^on, F.A. Metallics in sampling work. West. Chem. and Met., vol. 3,
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Shows difficulties of sailing ore containing ^tallies.
616. Thomson, H.N. and Sicka, L.T. Tooele plant of International Smelt ing and
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sampling mill, p, 941.
817. Thome, W.E. Churn-drill saiLplin^. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 98, 1909, pp.
358-359; consent, p. 549, Discusses precautions to prevent errors in the
samples; drill sr.mples are unreliable for indicating gold, ?.ncL should be
checked by shafts.
818. Thornhill, E.B. V*lue of dredging ground. Min. and Sci, Press, vol. 109,
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22. (a) :Treadv.rell, J.C. Ore developed. En^ . and Mm. Jour., vol. 75, 1903,
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27. Tweedy, R,F, Saiaplin^ large low-grade orebodies. Efa£. and Min. Jour., vol.
104, 1917, p, 522. "Discuss possibility of too low a valuation of ore in
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28. Tyrzell, F.G. Sar-.plin. s,nall lots. Min, and Sci. Press, vol. 114, 1917,
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J29. Tyssowski, John. The new International Smeltery at Tooele, Utah. En^, and
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330. Vail, H.H. New -smelting works of Arizona Copper Co, -I. Eng. and Min.
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333. . , Sampling by machine. En^. and Min. Jour., vol, 87,
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835, Vogelstein, Ludwig, Sampling of spelter. En^. and Min. Jour., vol. 102,
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835. (a) von Bernewitz, M,W. Customs treatment at Kalgoorlie, Western Australia
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836. __^ . Filter-pressing. Trans. Aust, I. M, E. , vol. 15
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836. (a) . MetallurLy of California Mother lode. Min. and
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12 different plants sample 140,000 tons of ore and residue monthly.
837. von Bernewitz, M.W. and Osborn, H.S, Prospectors Field-Book and Guide.
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838. Wagner, W.H. Mine sampling. Min. and Sci , Press, vol, 120, 1920, p. 451,
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839. Wallace, D. Tricks in ore buying. Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 82, 1906, p.
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840. Walton, v;.L. Calculation of recovery in concentration. EnL. and Min. Jour
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841. Ward, W.F, Preliminary sampling of placer t. round. Eng. and Min. Jour,,
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842. Warwick, A,W. Hand sampling in small mills. West Chem. and Met., vol. 1,
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accuracy in sampling, and describes methods of hand sampling,,
843. . Notes on sampling. 1903, 41 pp.
844. . Ore in sibht. Mining fieporter. Vol. 46, 1902, pp. 416, 43d,
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845. . Sampling of mine and mill dumps. Mining Reporter, vol. 47,
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846. . Sampling mill dumps or tailings ponds. Mining Reporter, vol,
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847. Waterhcuse, L.V. Flotation at Mt. Lyell, Tasmania. Froc, Aust. I. M. E. ,
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Sampling copper ore and concentrates, and drawings of apparatus.
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;48 . ^ . Flotation practice at Mt . Lyell, Tasmania, Min.
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Sampling surface dirt and costeans for gold.
$50, Watt, A. P. Concentration Practice in Southeast Missouri. Trans. Am. Inst.
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}51. Watts, A.S. Fieldspars of New England and North Appalachian states. U.S.
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352, Watts, W.L. Ex-jrdnation of prospects and mines. Min. ana Oil Bull,, vol.
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352. (a) Weather bee, D'Arcy. Dredfcinb for gold in California. 1st. ea,, 1907,
p. 217, • Appendix of 30 pages consists of contributions by J.H. Curie,
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353. Webber, Morton. Combination method of cine sampling. Min. and Sci. Press,
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354, . Detection of salting. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 11$, 1919,
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355. . Latent errors in mine sampling. Min. Mag,, vol. 12, 1915,
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356. . Mill-tests v. hand - samp 1 i n£ , Min, and Sci. Press, vol. 115,
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ferent kinds of mines.
857. 4 Mill tests v. hand sampling. Min, and Sci. "Press, vol.
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858. ' . Sampling an erratic ore body. Min. and Sci. Press, vol.
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859. , Sampling of mines. Min, and Sci. Press, vol. 113, 1916,
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sample thoroughly.
860. . Systematizing large mine examinations. Min, ana Sci. Press,
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to be sampled by the sampling crew. Checking assayers by false numbers
on similar samples. Editorial comment on p, 223.
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861, ____ _, Unavoidable errcrs in sampling. Min. and. Sci . Pres
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cusses the causes of discrepancies between mill yield and average,
indicated by
862. __ ___. Valuin_ partly exhausted mines. Min, and Sci.
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sampling is inferred throughout these two articles,
662. (a) Weed, W.H. Mine sampling. En^, and Min, Jour., vol, 76, 1903, p. 80.
Assistance in sampling condition of face tc be sampled, catchin^. sample
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863. Weeks, F.D. The Salida Smelter, Colorado. Trans. As. Inst. Min. £nt., vol
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864. (a) Westervelt, W.Y. Mine examinations, valuations, ana reports. Section
25 of Peelers Mining Engineers' Hand-book", 1^18; also numerous briefs
on sampling throughout the book.
365. Wet hey, A.H, Smelting plant of the Butte Reduction Works. Eng. ana Min.
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b66. Whitaker, O.R. Report of Smelter and Ore Investigation Committee, Colorado,
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ment of ore shipments.
667. White, E.E. Surveying and Sampling diamond drill holes, Trans. Am. Inst.
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drill holes in the L?.ke Superior iron districts.
868. White, Franklin. Errors in sampling and assaying ores due to the presence
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1043-1047,
869. White, L.C. No. 1 concentrator of Mountain Copper 60., Calif. Min. and
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670. Whitney, J.D. Ore in si.ht. Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 102, 1911, p. 596.
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871. Wiard, E.S. Ore dressing in the Coeur d»Alenes. Enb, and Min. Jcur., vol.
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872. Wiley, W,j*. Sampling and preparation of raw material for analysis at
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673. Williams, Albert, jr. Metal mining. Coll, Eng . and Met. Miner, vol. 15,
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874. __ .A .Popiilar fallacies regarding previous-metal ore
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875. _ __ „ Public sampling works. Eng, Mag,., vol. 3, 1892, pp.
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876. v/illiams, D.J. Sampling the Main Reef series. Proc. Cheu. and Met. Soc. S.
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gineering and gives sectional drawing of reefs.
877. Williams, L.B. Importance cf efficient mine sampling. Monthly Jour, Cham.
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878. V/illien, L.J. Coal gas candlepcrwer. Am. Gas Light Jour,, vol. 102, 1S15,
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. 7/illis, Charles F, Selling a prospect. Ariz. Win. Jour., vol. •*, Aug. 1920,
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660. Wilson, J.B. Mount Morgan, Australia, mine records and assay plans, Eng.
and Min, Jour., vol. 89, 1910, p. 710. Describes methods used.
860* (a) Winchell, N.H. and H.V. Iron ores of Minnesota. Geol. and Mat. Historj
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681. ?/ise, O.B. Duty and sampling of lead ores. Mining, vol. 1, 1896, pp. 298-
301; abstr. in Min. and Sci. Press, vol. 73, 1896, p. 132. Consents on
act of Congress on the sampling of lead-silver ore from Canada.
381. (a) Woakes, E.R. Highland ore dressing mill, B.C. Ent. and Min. Jour,, vol.
74, 1902, p. 852. Lead-silver ore and tailing is sampled every 15 minutes.
882, Wolcott, C,E. Sampling ore in the Cripple Creek District. Mining Reporter,
vol. 50, Sept. 8, 1904, pp. 241-3*4. Gives methods of sampling with dia
grams of schemes for several companies.
883. V/olf, A.G, Flow-sheet conventions. Ewg. and Min. Jour., vol. 109, 1920, p.
380. Symbol for sample-cutter in flow-sheets.
844. _ . Sampling nine floors. Eng. nd Min, Jour., vol. 104, 1917, pp.
1111-1112. Discusses difficulties and water control in floor sampling.
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685. Wood, G.W. The Rochester mill. Nevada, Win. ana Sci . Press, vol. Ill,
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886. Wood, HdE. Separating metallics from Pacific Coast sands. Eng. and Min.
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beach sands, 14 ft. holes were drilled, and 200 samples, et.ch 200 Ibs.
were taken.
387. '.Yocd, H.R. Notes on samplin^. Colo. Sch. Mines Quart., vol. 13, 1891-92,
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duiup sampling, and slat, sampling.
888. Wood, J.E. A method of collecting gold from pannings. Trans. Inst. Min.
and Met., vol. 20, Oct., 1910-11, p. <±4. Describes wrapping samples of
bold in lead foil for convenience and protection.
o39. Wocdbrid e, D.E. L?. Cananea mining camp. Eng. and Mm. Jour., vol. 82,
1906, pp. 623-62. Discusses method of sampling ore with an autoiDatic
sampler of the revolving barrel type.
Mesabi iron ore ranga. Ei%. and Min. Jour., vol. 79,
1905, pp. 466-^69. Describes methods of sampling ore in place.
891. Woodbridte, T.R. Ore sampling conditions in the West. U.S. Bur. Mines
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391- (a) _ . Ore samplinb. Section 29, of Peele's Mining Engineers'
Handbook;. 1918. Notes on mill and l?.t>. samplers, with flow-sheets ana
costs.
832. __ _ t Sampling by machine. Enj. . and Min. Jour,, vol. 86, 1908,
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Vol. 86, 1908, p. 113.
893. Woodman, J.E. Coal sampling. Can. Min. Jour., vol. 28, 1907, p. 112.
Discusses principles.
894. Worcester, S.A. Co lour n-Aj^.x mill, Victor, Colorado. Em,., and Min. Jour.,
vol. 93, 1912, p. 753. Describes Scunpling methods.
89-i. (a) Wraight, E.A, British- America Nickel Corporation. Min. Jour., vol.
134, 1921, p. 526. Nickel ore nt the main shaft is sampled by a traveling
car which takes a sample from the ends of 7 sorting belts.
895. Wraith, Williara, Sampling anode-copper with special reference to silver-
content, Trans. Am, Inst. Min. Eng. , vol. 41, 1910, pp. 318-323; dis
cussion, vol. 42, 1911, pp. 905-908. Give smelter, refinery, and ladle-
shot methods of sampling and comments on them.
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896, Wright, C.A. lining and milling lead-zinc ores in the Mis sour i-IIancas-
Oklahoma ditrict. Bureau of Mines Bull. 154, 1918. Importance of
sampling emaasized, p. 123.
: 697. _ . aninb and milling lead-zinc ores in Wisconsin. Bureau of
Mines Tech. ^aper 95, 1915. Methods of prospecting and sampling ere
foi ven.
v 693. Wright, L.T, Element of chance in sampling of ores. Min. Mag., vol. 3,
1910, pp. 33-358. Discusses application of mathematics to determine
errors of cance in sampling, especially Vezin's principles of safe
weights.
: 399. Wright, . S.B. Smelting and refining of Cobalt silver ore. Eng. and Min.
Jour., vol. 107, 1919, p. 263. The silver - cobalt - arsenic - nickel
ores and cc.centrates are first crushed to 20 mest, and cut by Snyder
machines.
900. Wybergh, Wilted. Estimating and sampling ore reserves as practiced on the
V/itwatersrad. Trans. Inst, Min. and Met., vol. 4, 1896-97, pp. 261-27<±.
Gives detals and data on sampling both undeveloped mines and ore already
blocked out
901. Yancey, H.F. nd Fraser, Thomas. Sulphur in coal beds. Bull. Uni . of
Illinois, 121. Abstr. in Jour. Ind. and Eng. Chem., vol. 13, 1921, p.
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. 902. Young, G.J. ontrol of ore-dressing operations. Enb. and Min. Jour., vol.
107, 1919, . 907. systematic sampling at each stage is hithly important
903. _ ___. .laments of mining . 1916, 628 pp. Discusses mine sampling,
pp. 584-60.
_ . .nyder ore sampler. Eng. and Min. Jour., vol. 70, 1900, p.
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vol. 15, 116, pp. 297-299. Gives principles of sampling,
906. Young, L.E. Bibliography of mining. Min. Ind., vol. 20, 1911, Gives
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PA^ETTS.
Allen, Charles. Automatic ore and. puJp sampler. U.S. patent 754,912, March Lv,
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Andrus, Gr.S. Samp?.ing apparatus. U.S. patent 260,994, July 10, 1283.
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Badger, E.S. Ccnbines measuring and sampling machine. U.S. patent 725,915,
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Boener, E.G. Device for sampling, mixing and blending granular substances. U,S
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ducts and intervening spaces. The material led off by the ducts and that
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Bradford, Allen, Automatic sampling apparatus. U.S. patent 384,420, June 12,
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Bretherton, S.E. Ore sampler. U.S. patent 704,853, July 15, 1902. For ccarse
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Bridgrnan, H.L. Ore sc^mpler. U.S. patent 433,7?.4, August 5. 1890. The mass
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. Sampling machine. U.S. patent 457,145, August 4, 3891. A
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taken out in each chute and passed on to the next, until the sample is
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Brunton, D.W. Device for sampling. U.S. patent 454,120, June 16, 1891. A
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when the shovelful of ore is tilted backwards one-third the contents remains
in the shovel and the other two-thirds fall out.
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runt on, D.W. Ore sampling ^chine. U.S, patent 304,359, August 15,
The stream is cut by a vibratim spout attached to a bar on a rotating wheel
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A spout swines across the ore stream and deflects samples.
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leads to the exterior of the machine.;-
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each bucket',
. Atfcahhment for ore sampling machine. U.S. patent 663, a44, October
1, 1901. Device to control agitation of hopper independently or rotation of
the sampling buckets.
Ore sampling machine, U.S. patent 682,528, September 10, 1901.
Mechanically quarters pulverized ore by hand power.
Clarkscn, Thomas. Sampler for grain, minerals, etc, U.S. patent 518,915, April
24, 1894. One- tenth of the mass is obtained as a sample by passing through
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Clift, A.S. Plant or apparatus for aamplinr ore. U.S. patent 1,062,636, May
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Cheesman, D.J., Moore, J.A. and Snyder, C,A. Ore sampler. U.S. patent 621,771,
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logswell, S.E. Automatic sampler. U.S. patent 1,241,196, September 25, 1917.
A series of empty tubes pass under a hole in the bottom of an inclined shaft
down which ore is falling. As the tuba directly, under the hold becomes
filled, its weight causes it to pass on admitting the next tube beneath the
hole. Designed for crushed or granulated rr^terial.
Colby, F.J. Sampler. U.S. patent 1,133,933, March 30, 1915. A series of rif
fles through which the mass of ore falls, part beinL deflected in each set
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Collom, J. Machine for sampling ores and othor metals* U.S. patent 146,167,
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Condi, J.C. Liquid sampling device. U.S. patent 569,733, October 20,
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vertically over a drum rotating horizontally, & sample falls into the drum
through two openings in its sides and passes out through opening at tho ends
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Damm, J.M. Ore mixer and sampler. U.S. patent 655,478, August 7, 1900. Ore is
rotated in the hopper and falls into spouts, one of which leads to the sample
box.
Dodd, W.G. Ore or pulp sampler. U.S. patent 693,690, February 18, 1902. A
rocking trough cuts through a falling ore stream and samples it at each
movement. The samples flow out through a pipe and are outside the launder.
Dodds, R.D. Sample-taking device. U.S. patent 1,235,883, August 7, 1917. Obtai
sample of formations through which the drill bit passes , Designed particu
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Drawe, J.J. Oil and liquid sampler. U.S* patent 892,944, July 7, 1916.
Dyer, G.S. Liquid samplsr, U.S. patent 732,059, June 30, 1903,
Eyre, T.E. Ore sampling machine. U.S. patent 299,920, June 3, 1884. A grooved,
conical divider in the hopper cults out a sample which is removed by a cylinde
with a screw thread and vertical shaft, journaled to rotate within the hopper
Fairchild, O.H, Ore sampler. U.S. patent 1,001,129, August 22, 1911. Takes a
sample transversely across a sliding stream of ore, splits it in two parts,
and distributes the reserve sample in'itwo or more compartments,
Fanderx, H.D. Ore-sampling machine. U.S. patent 649,288, May 8, 1900. Divides
25 to 100-ton lots and takes a small sample by mechanically splitting the ore
stream,
Fensterrcaker, Abraham. sample-taking machine. U.S. patent 887., 615, May 12, 1903
A turn-table with sample box comes under a deflecting spout at given inter
vals. The spout deflects sample from the ore stream and automatically re
leases it as the box passes under „ Designed for granular or pulverized mater
ial.
Flood, J.N. Automatic electric sampler. U.S. patent 1,010,032, November 28,
1911. A moving deflector, actuated by electricity automatically takes a
cross section of the entire stream of pulverized ore at given intervals.
Foster, C.R. and Coolidge, Winthrop, Ore sampler. U.S. patent 694,734, March 4,
1902, Wet or dry ore is divided by gravity in passing through a hopper con
taining dividers.
Geissler, Carl. Automatic sampler for grain, etc. U.S. patent 632,713, Septem
ber 12, 1899, A series of rotating drums cuts out part of a falling stream
of granular material*
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Jullberg, A.G, Ore sampler. U.S. patent 782,235, February 1-.., 1905. A
to adjustment of p'.rt the cutter takes from 5 to 6070 of ti^e whole stream of
ore,
laggstrom, C.J. Liquid sampler. U.S. patent 1,296,79-*, March 11, 1S19,
lallett, S.I. Ore sampler. U.S. patent 566,169, August 18, 1896. Automatical
ly divides the mass into four, retaining one quarter as sample, which is
put through the machine again until the sample is the desired quantity.
Robert. Automatic sampling device. U.S. patent 1,151,682, Axigust 31,
1915. A series of buckets are arranged on concentric wheels rotating verti
cally. As the grain passes over the wheels the first set of buckets catches
samples, a part of which falls into the second set and a part of that sample
filling .into the third set until 1/96 th of the original sample is obtained.
For granular material.
aultain, H.E.T. Sampling apparatus. U.S. patent 680,526, August 13, 1901.
Sets of troughs inclined and spaced to catch part of a falling mass. Each
set reduces the size of the sample.
awley, R.C, Ore sampling device. U.S. patent 463.509, November 17, 1891.
Hoppers arranged one above tho other and containing oscillating dividing
win&s thc.t halve tne entering material.
_____ • Ore sampling device. U.S. patent 475,557, May 2fr, 189*;, The
stream is divided in half in the first hopper and each half passes tnrough
a, series of -'hoppers containing oscillating wings where they are reduced,
resulting in two identical samples.
opper, G.L. Ore sampler. U.S. patent 523,664, July 31, 1694. A swinging spout
passes through the stream of liquid, catches a sample and discharges it to
one side of the launder.
ngoldsby, F.S. Automatic sampling mechanism, U.S. patent 1,024,13ft, April 23,
1912. A pocket to be attached to a scoop th^.t automatically takes ?. sample
of each scoopful of ore,
'ones, L.E. Sampler operating device. U.S. patent 1,079,010, November 18, 1913.
An electrically actuated cutter takes samples at intervals of a stream of
fluid or powdered ore.
ones, William. sampling apparatus. U.S. patent 359,156, M^irch 8, 1867. A
stream of ore passing down an inclined- chute passes over riffles, the re
tained ore passes on and over a second set of riffles ana so on until less
than ljs% of the origin?.! mass is obtained,
awton, C,L. Tailing sampler. U.S. patent 1,188,794, January 27, 1916. Samples
are lifted from tho stream by a fluid-pressure jet pas sing -back '^uid forth
across the main launder,
cCone, A.J. Ore sanpling apparatus. U.S. patent 9*9,234, February lo, 1910.
The ore falls on a traveling carrier on which are -a series of- pans spaced so
that the intervals are in any desired proportion to the pans < The ore falling,
through the spaces is tne sample.
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McDermott, Walter. Ore saL'.plinfc ui?.ciiine. U.S. oaten t ^54,203, December 1*±, ]6>
Designed to be attached to .-. crushing aill. P. spout projects into tno stre:
of dry or wet ora arid deflects a sample into =• pail.
McGregor, A,G. Sampling apparatus. U.S. patent 1,155,670, October 5, 1915. A
carrier on chains passes through a falling stream at regular intervals,
catches a sample, and automatically dumps it into a sample pile.
Moore, C.C., jr. Sampling machine. U.S, patent 573,610, December 22, 1896.
The ore falls through a series of conical hoppers containing deflectors.
The first hopper deflects -$ the mass, which passes to the secona hopper
where -J of the sample is deflected, &. through as many hoppers as is desirec
Morehouse, W.L. Ore feeder and sampler. U.S. patent 1,079, 164, November 13,
1913. A tube revolving within tne hopper nixes tne ore with an external
screw, takes samples through openinings in its sides, and passes them to its
ends by means of .-ji internal screw where th^y are discharged,
N%el, C-irl. Weighing or measuring apparatus. U.S. patent 1,092,741. April 7,
1914. Includes a device to take samples of liquids from weighing or measur
ing apparatus opened by valves.
Newhouse, R.C. Sampling device. U.S. patent 1,170,842, February 3, 1916. Part
of the material p-.ssing through a screw conveyor is automatically released
as sample.
Overstrom, G.A. Sampler, U.S. patent 674,096, May 14, 1901. The entire strean
is mechanically deflected at regular periods.
Palmer, C.E. Apparatus for sampling ores. U.S. patent 398,275, February 19,
1899. The ore falls over a conical surface and one- third is caught in a
pocket as a sample.
Peterson, George, Apparatus for takinb samples from grain and tne like. U.S.
patent 1,063,725, June 3, 1913. Cuts many small samples froa either an un
interrupted or an intermittent stream of pulverized ore.
Pott, F.B. Ore sampler. U.S. patent 1,215,988, February 13, 1917. A rotating
drum containing buckets that open into the base of a cone, catches samples,
and discharges them through tne cone.
Potter, G.D* Automatic ore sampl .r. U.S. patent 679,574. July 30, 1901.
Periodically cuts part of the mass.
• 3re sampling machinery. U.S. patent 523,731, July 31, 189*. De
signed to sample 5 car-load lots at a time. The weight of the sample is
proportional to the weight of the car-load, about 50 Ibs. Each car is
sampled separately.
Rant, W,L. Ore sampling machine. U.S. patent 751,340, February 2, 1904. Ore
passes down chute screw conveyor, and over E. rotatin^ drum that catches sam
ples through openings in its sides.
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lamsay, JErskine. U.S. patent 1,249,4:*!, December 11, 1^17. A sample pocket
timed to move transversely across chute ana cut a stream of falling ere. De
signed chiefly for coal. A screen below the pocket dump divides tne slate,
slack, and lumps.
lorrison, William. Liquid sampler. U.S. patent 166,717, January 4, 1916.
tossberg, F.W. ' Pulp and ore sampler, U.S. patent 580,303, April 3, 1897. A
cup cuts the stream mechanically at ; regular intervals.
Scobey, Jesse, Ore sampler, U.S. patent 684,314, October 8, 1901. Periodically
diverts a part' of the stream into a trough. Designed for tailings but
can be used for
Sheridan, L*M. Ore-sampling device. U.S. patent 1,031,365, July 2, 1912. Cutter
intermittently deflects part of the stream
Snyder, F4T. gamplfcr, U.S. patent 773,819, November 1, 1904. Gravity conveyors
from which samples are deflected.
Stephens, Will and Munger, J.P. Automatic tailing sampler, U.S. patent 665,620,
January 8, 1901. Journaled drum dips sample from the current.
Stratton, J.H. Sampling mill. U.S. patent 599,649, February 22, 1898. A con
centric series of wheels carrying buckets spaced equidistantly. T*16 toP cl"
the buckets is proportioned to the intervening spaces as the amount of tne
sample is to the mass.
fagliabue, G. Liquid sampling device. U.S. patent 540,121, May 26, 1895.
Dopham, T.A. Ore sampler. U.S. patent 563,101, June 30, 1896, A rotating wheel
with a chute cuts? sample from stream of ore. The number of samples taken is
regulated by the speed of the wheel.
ruesdell, A.E, Recording sampler. tJ4S. patent 1,228,078, May 29, 1917. Pockets
rotating on wheels patch samples from the ore stream. The pockets °.re timed
to cut the stream in, say half hour intervals, ana are labelled with their
scheduled time.
Jrquhart, C.H. Ore sampler. U.S. patent 1,008,638, February 24, 1914. Period
ically diverts the entire stream; operates by gravity,
n Mater, J.A, Ore sampling apparatus. U.S. patent 946,744, January 18, 1910.
Sampling buckets pass automatically on chains through the stream of falling
ore .
Wallace, J.M. Toller for grain or ore. U.S. patent 240,344, /y?ril 19, 1891.
Sampling spouts around the periphery of a conical, rotating hopper carry off
samples.
lifare, W.B. Sampling machine. U.S. patent 1,274,962, August 6, 1918. A
fitting wheel rotates against an exposure of the ore stream ana carries off
a sample in an open pocket. For powdered or granular material.
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Wendell, C.A. Automatic sampling device. U.S. patent 1,223,544, April 2<t, 1917
Selects samples autom-.tics.lly from a stream of ore and reduces then, in
geometrical prograssion.
Wsymouth, T.R, Thief for testing oils. U.S. patent 844,433, February 19, 1907.
Williams, C.J. Apparatus for sampling streams of' weV'bre and the like. U.S.
patent 1,235,090, July 31, 1917. A scoop is n^echanically tipped at regular
intervals to deflect tha stream at' a fall in a stepped launder.
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U. S. Bureau of Mines Publications Containing Notes On Sampling?
In the preceding text, these same references are listed alphabetically by author fei
jinss, but are grouped here for convenient reference.
Bulletin 12. 1913. Apparatus and methods for sampling and analysis of furnace
ases, by J.C,V». Frazer and 3.J. Hoffman.
Bulletin 23, 1913. Analysis of coals in the United States, with descriptions of
ine and field samples collected between 1904: aad 1910, by N.W. Lord ana others.
Bulletin 28, 1911. United States fuel- test ing plant at St. Louis, Mo., 190o to
906, by N, W. Lord.
Bulletin 42. 1913. Sampling and examination of mine gases and natural gas, by
, A. Burrell and F. M. Seibert.
Bulletin 51. 1913. Analysis of black powder and dynamite, by W. 0. Snelling ana
. G. Storm,
Bulletin 56, 1913. First s.ries of coal-dust explosion tests in the Experimental
ine, by G. S, Rice and others. Methods of sampling after-damp and other gases, pp.
8, 54, 107.
Bulletin 63. 1913. Sampling coal deliveries, ana types of government specif ica-
ions for purchase of coal, by G. S. Pope,
Bulletins 85 and 125 (1914 and 1917) Analysis of mine and car samples of coal
ollected in 1911-13 and 1913-16, by A. C. Fieldner and others. Methods of collect-
ng and analyzing samples.
Bulletin 93, 1916. Feldspars of New England and North Appalachian States by A.
i, Watts. Testing of samples described.
Bulletin 963 1916. Analysis of permissible axplosives, by C. G. Storm. Method.
f sampling -dynamite is described.
Bulletin 97. 1915. Sampling and analyzing flue gases, by Henry Kreisinger and
',K. Ovitz.
Bulletin 98. 1915. Report of the Selby Smelter Corgis si on, by J. A. Holmes,
1, C. Franklin, and R. A. Goula. Sampling the atmosphere near the shelter.
Bulletin 103, 1917. Mining ana concentration of carnotite ores, by K. C. Kithil
ind J. A. Davis, Descriptions and illustrations of samplers.
Bulletin 112, 1920. Mining and preparing domestic graphite for crucible use, by
}. D. Dub and F. G. Moses. On pages 36-36 is described and illustrated the jnethoa
ind apparatus used in sampling sacked graphite.
Bulletin 116, 1918. Methods of sampling delivered coal, 5y G. S. Pope.
Bulletin 12^, 1916. Principles and practice of sampling metallurgical materials
vith special reference to sampling copper bullion, by Edward Keller.
Bulletin 127, 1918. Gold dredging in the United States, by Charles Janin.
Sampling and calculating placer ground.
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5-l-l^fiHLA^-L -i§ii. • Dining and idllin^ leai-zinc ore in tna Mp.ssouri-Fansas-
Oklahoma district, by C. A. Wright. Lrqpcrt^nce cf sf^iplinj emphasizes.
Bulletin 191, 1920. Quality cf ^.scline marketed, in hhe United States, by
H.H. Hill and E.W. Dean. Methods of collecting samples.
Bulletin 195, 1921. Underground conditions in oil fields, by A.V. . Ambrose.
Sampling drill-cores, 3aa.pl e containers, e aac.i nation of samples.
Bulletin 201. 1^21. Prospe ctint and test ire oil, gas, end water-bearin^ stra
By. R.E. Collom. Sampling and identifying drill cuttings from oil-wells.
Bulletin 210. 1921 . Oil-shale: history Juid technology. By M.J, Gavin.
Sampling and testing shale discussed, inclauint a hint to taks samples from bcslo
exposed surfaces.
Technical P-per 1. Sauplinfe of coal in a ,uine , by J .A. Holr.es.
Technical P^per 3f 1911. Purch se of fuel-oil for the Government, with di
rections for s^plink oil and natural gas, by J.C, Allen.
Technical Pf.jer l^^JL^lg^ Apparatus for ^as-analysis laboratories at co?J
mines, by G.A. Burrell and F.M. Seibert. Apparatus for collecting, s angles is in
eluded.
Notes on s^jcipUng and analysis of coo.l, by A.C.
Fildner. Discusses factors affecting accuracy of sampling, and methods used by
the Bureau of Mines.
Technical Paper 83. 1S15. Buyin^ and sellin£ ores and metallurgical products
by C.H. Fulton, Brief disc\ission of sampling methods,
Technical Paper 95, 1915. Minin& and udllin^ lead-2inc ores in Wisconsin, by
C.A. Wright. Prospecting by drilling discussed.
Technical Paper 109, 1915. Composition of natural ^as used in 25 cities, by
G.A. Burrell and G.G. Oberfell, Samples were collected in 300 cc, bottles.
Technical Paper 133. 1919. Directions for rampling coal for shipment or deli\
, by G,S, Pope. The complete operation of sampling is graphically set forth
in a series of 34 sketches.
Technical Paper 143, 1917., Determination of moisture in coke, by A.C.
Fieldner and W.A. Selvig. Method of handlint samples during tests.
Technical Paper 11'6, 1918. Methods for routine work in the explosives physi
cal lab. cf Bureau of Mines, Pittsburgh, Pa,, by S.P. Howell and J.E. Tiffany.
Regulations reeHrdint submitting samples of explosives.
Technical Paper 261, 1921. Ventilation in ...etal uj.nes; a preliminary report,
by Daniel Harrington. How samples of mine air are taken.
Serial 2120, April, 3920. Oil thieves, by A.R. Elliott. Description of in
struments used in sanplin^ oil in tanks cr reservoirs, A piece of pipe or bottle
is lowered to the desired depth, and a sample taken; or a set of 5; to 1 inch
valves are fitted at certain intervals on tne outside of ?. tank, allowine samples
t o b e drawn off .
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Serials No. 2202 and 2£3S, 1£21. Properties of typical crude oils .froa
astern producing fields of the Umted States, by E.W. Dean. Brief inert ion of
ethod of sampling .
Notes on the oil-shale industry, by M.J. Gavin, H,TI, K
nd'V/.E. Perdew. Considerable care is needed in s^mplin^ snale clriocci '. .^ .
Serial No. 3352. June 1921. Gases produced by carbon tetrac:Ucr '..c.e C'ld :: O&TI-
to i.lre eztinsui shei's in mines, by A.C, li'ioldnsr and 8,H. Katz. PJ.an c.r ir.ins
hows positions for taking gas samples.
report. F. Form 6 - 138. A blank for report on a coal seam and samplas
aken therefrom. One page.
Sampling report. Form - - - . A blank for report on shale deposits. One
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Acid, water, ate. ---
350; 3b9; -*39; 559; 615; 723; c^l.
Air, dust, and
11; 22; 23; 63; 75; 87; 106; 107; 10 v, Kb ; 116; 15b; 1*8; 216; 227; 2*3;
299; 30*; 316; 3*5; 3-*6; 350; 355; 359; 376; 377; <±1*; <±75; 4o9; 702 a;
715; 722; 72*; 769; 790; 604; 676.
bauxite ---
486; 761; Bureau of Mines (see list of U.S. Bure-u of Mines publications,
which precedes this subject index)
Calcium carbide ---
651 a.
Carnotite ----
435.
CeiLent , clay, concrete, etc. ---
15; 347; 353; 697; 769; 767.
Chroinite - —
19^ a; 372.
Goal —
17; 19; 42; 43; 61; 72; 89; 110; 111; 112; 121; 122; 135.; l4o; 14*; 155; 179;
206; 209; 296; 2*7 ; 296; 301; 302; 315; 332; 334; 350; 375; 3d7; 393; *16;
440; 459; 477; 460; 527; 529; 530; 570: 655; 663; 66*; 676; 679; 6cO; 633;
6o4; 736; 740; 7*1; 747; 766 a; 776; 786; 602; 503; 811; 693; 901.
Coke
13; 43; 120; 123; 135; 199; 300; 337; *6? ; 521; 762.
Copper ---
2; 3; 4; 8; 11; 28; 36; 36; 40; 50; 59; 65; 99; 103; 147; 166; 176 ; 167;
189; 197; 212; 213; 214; 236; 260; 270; 276; 265; 269; 321; 354; 365; 456;
*6o; 469; 470; *71; 472; 473; 474; 499; 5o2; 5o3 ; 515; 516; 516; 522; 52*;
537; 545; 5*9; 552; 569; 572; 609; 624; 629; 66^; 673; 675; 676; 685; 692;
695 a; 702; 711; 713; 733; 746; 757; 760; 770; 773; 777; 796; 620; o25; 833;
647; 646; 669; 880; 86*.
Custom samplers --- f
33; 35 a; 40; 81; 97; 114; 12*; 212; 2*6; 251; S&*\ 436; 4*3; 4*0; 501;
526; 5*3; 5**; 5S6 ; 612; 633; 671; 688; 704; 705; 708; 739; 767 &; 816; 3^9;
835 a; 865; 666; 875; 891,
Diaircndif ercus ground ---
547; 698.
Drilling ---
1; 6; 13; 68; 73; 74; 76; 173; 163; 192; 210; 230; 260; 3^1; 327; 328; 335;
353; 360; 362; 37<± ; 360; 3*5; 397; 403; *16; *21; 437 a; *50; *53; *65; -±92;
528 a; 597; 620; 629; 632; 663; 672 a; 674; 668 b; 690; 702; 718; 725; 735;
745; 785; 791; 805 a; B17; 318; 841; 852; 867; 886.
DuiLps (ore and tailings) ---
69; 370; 383; 412; 426; 433; 525; 5*0; 5*1; 626; 6S4; 845; 846; 886; 887.
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6; 65; 05; 73; 74; 126; 128; 129; 157; 159; 131; 158; 176; 176; 133; 192;
SIC; 230: 283; 290; 295;. 321; 354; 357; 362; ^74; 378; 330; 595; 672; 713;
837; ?49; 852; 879 4
59*; 780; 797 a.
'351.
Id —
5; 31; 3*; 44; 45; *»; 61; 57; 6*; 77; 1<55; 126; 138; 143; 161; 172; 176;
177; 133; 184; 136; 168; 191; 192; 201; 202; 205; 205; 213 a; 266; 236; 313;
314; 323; 331; 335; 341; 360; 366; 378; 385; 395; 3*7; *C3 ; 416; 423; 426;
&27; 437; 443; 4*8; 4*9; *50; 451; 453; ^5* ; *55; *62 a; 464; 465; 466; *70;
432; 506; 508; 511; 523; 553; 579; 601; 602; 619; 623; 638; 640; .60! ; 660;
669; 701; 709; 721; 723; 731; 73.3; 737; ?65; 757; 752; 809; 813; 81*; 815;
82*; o36 a; 836 b; 864; 876; 880; 882; 883, 894; 900.
aphite ---
196 a.
on and steel ---
37; 39; 54; 56; 88; 115; 118; 119 a; 151; 162; 164; 165; 230; 305; 306; 338;
373; 411; 428; 431; 495; 534; 614; 627; 625; 652; 6*3; 7*6; 759; 808; blO;
812 a: 867; 880 a> 390.
iboratory methods ---
26 a; 32; 33; 40 a; 46; 54; 65; 82; 91; 92; 93; 95; 96; 127; 134; 137; 145;
152; 172; 177; 191; 202; 213; 216; 222; 228; 229; 229 a; 232; 237; 245; 250;
25*; 269; 271; 279; 298; 303; 323; 324; 354; 359; 365; 363; 371; 372; 385;
386; 387; 411; 414; *34; 435; 444; 445; 4*7; *52; 450; *76; 47y; *81; *o7;
491; 505; 509; 520; 528; 533; 536; 639; 560; 567; 571; 573; 574; ; 575; 576;
578; 580; 533; 604; 606; 611; 615; 630; 637; 644; 645; 646; 643; 65b; 606;
681; 696; 70*; 705; 714; 742; 743; 7*4; 750; 763; 77*; 806; 815; 522; 835-
834; 859; 868; 873; 391; 691 a; 398,
ead ---
9; 29; 34; 142; 180; 161; 194; 200; 217; 265; 370; 392; *20; 430; *90; 500;
586; 521; 691; 706; 707; 785; 792; 850; 663; 671; 861; 631 a; 896.
eather ---
768.
ietals (copper, ^cla, iron, lead, silver, steel, zinc) ---
64; 67; 1*2; 186; 137; 194; 196; 200; 217; 262; 273; 27b; 305; 366; 373; 383;
387; 429; 430; 431; **64; 468; 469: *70; 471; *72; 473; 493; 501; 502; 503;
505; 506; 515; 516; 518; 522; 52*; 53*; 564; 691; 717; 726; 771; 772; 778;
797; 895.
!ill products —
6; 41; 69; 90 a; 166; 173; ^06; 221; 231; 370; 410; **!; 461; 462; 512; 525;
540; 541; 556; 563; 56*; 602; 605; 613; 634; 650; 653; 66-*; 670; 751; 752;
757; 764; 820; 836; 340; 648; 869.
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Mill sau-pling,, ^nerOL (see also patents) —
?; 7 a; 34; 25; 25; 27; 30; 35; 41; 44; 52; 53; 56; 60; 70; 71; 76; 79; 80
62; 83; 93; 94; 95; *7 > ^6; 101; 117; 131; 132; 139; 13* a; 140; 141; 1*5;
150; 153; 171; ISO a; 1*3; 207; 211; 221; 2<;3 ; 22*; 225; 23-*; 235; 236; 23;
240; <;*9; 255; 259; 262; 263; 267; 275; 276; 277; 281; 29* ; 307; 303; 309;
317; 319; 340; 363; 36i?; 361; 382; 386; 390: 406; *13; 415; *32; 442; 510;
51-*; 533 a; 542; 5*8; 549 a; 553; 557; 558; 579; 585; 608; 61* a; 615; 630;
539; 661; 70*; 705; 716; 719; 724; 753; 75*; 758; 765; 766; 793; 842; 856;
633; 691; 831 a; 902; c05.
Mine sarr.pl ing, ^ensr-^1
21; 25; 33; 46; 47; 48; 55; 65; 77; 91; 102; 10*; 105; 128 a; 129; 130; 13c
143; 156; 157 a; 157 b; 163; 167 a; 169; 170; 162; 190; 20*; 226; 229; 2*1;
2*2; 2**; 256; 257; 258; 259; 261; 26*; 266; 266; 27-*; 232; 283; 267; *y3
310; 314; 320; 326; 329; 330; 351; 356; 356 a; 3*2 a; 3*9; 356; 36*; 367;
379; 364; 365; 391; 394; 398; 399; *00; *01; <*C2; *05; *0s; *2c; *26 a; <
454; 483; *99 a; 505 a- 507; 513; 513 *; 532; 046 a; 546; 554; 561; 562; 56
567 a; 577; 561; 567; 590; 591; 5i?2; 593; 596; 599; 600; 607; 611; 616; 6^5
626; 633; 642; 643; 647; 6*9; 653 a; 654; 657; 65s; 662; 667: a; 672 a; 677;
682; 688 a; 700; 703; 705 a; 710 a; 712; 713; 727; 730; 733 a; 7**; 754;
766; 767; 773 a; 775; 78*; 788; 79* a; 7*5; 798; 799; 805; 612; 819; 822 a;
627; 344; 653; 855; 656; 857; 858; 660; 361; .262; 862 a; 86<* a; 868; 870;
373; 874; 877; 864; 867; 903; 906.
Molybdenite
494,
Nickel
894 a,v
Nitrates - —
7 b; 327; 336; 720; 601.
Oil
1, 10; 12; 13; 14; 16; 20; 123; 175; 284; 407; 723; 822.
Oil-shale
163; 174; 332 a; 333; 455 a; 686.
Placers
126; 161; 176; 183; 192; 210; 328; 335; 360; 395; 397; 403; 416; 423; 426;
437; 437 a; 448; 4-*9 ; 450; 453; 465; *34; 436; 492; 523 a; 636; 672 a; 674 ;
636 b; 690; 721; 745; 785 a; 791; 617; 816; 626; 841; 852 a.
Pyrite —
195; 246.
Quicksilver
78; 160; 196; 205; 342; 735; 794; eOO.
s£.qples
21; 49; 252; 253; 268; 4*6; 496; 519; 531; 550; 532; 596; 667; 756; 798;
607; 839; 854.
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Silver - —
34; 67; 100; 119; 124; 125; 137; 145: 152; 154; 205; 242; 247; 2-i* ; 313; i
35o; 368; 420; 42^; 451; 504; 551; 555; 539; 651; 673 a; 657; 72o; 779; 635;
399.
2; 11; 29; 32; 58; 50; 67; 79; 60; 32; 33; c4; d5; 66; 92; 93; 94; 95; »6;
97; 98; 117; 139 a; 153; 195; 196; 216; 233; 251; 322; 343; 34*; 353; *25 ;
456; 457; 463; 497; 546; 667; 6^9; 82e; 631; 891;
Soil —
318 a.
Tin ---
136; 144; 203; 219; 220; 291; 292 a; 565; 610; 617; 635; 663; 731; 823,
Tungsten ---
404. U.S. Bureau of Mines publications --- (see list wnich precedes this
subject index) .
Zinc ---
62; 69; 70; 113; 114; 165; 272; 662; 333; 493; 564 ; 695; 7o5; o35; d96; 897.
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