North Carolina State Department of Conservation and Development

Department of Conservation and Development, State of North Carolina, Raleigh, N C H J Bryson, State Geologist. The latest list of publications will be sent upon request. Of the many Bulletins, Economic Papers, Circulars and Volumes issued by the Department of Conservation and Development, the following are available and relate to mining and geology of the state ? Bulletin 18, Bibliography of North Carolina geology, mineralogy and geography (1909), 50 cents, 21, The Gold Hill mining district (1910), 15 cents, 22, Report on Cid mining district (1911), 15 cents, cloth 75 cents, 25, Zircon, monazite and other minerals, 15 cents, cloth, 75 cents, 28, Limestones and marls, 15 cents, 29, Kaolins of North Carolina, 50 cents, 31, Deposits of brown iron ore, 50 cents, 32, Magnetic iron ores, 15 cents, 33, The Deep River coal field, 50 cents, 37, Pyrophyllite deposits, 35 cents A series of the Economic Papers review the mining industry in North Carolina for the years cited Those now available are Economic Paper 23 (1908-1909-1910), 10 cents, cloth, 50 cents, 49 (1913-1917), 20 cents, 55 (1918-1923), 25 cents, 60 (1924¬1925), 15 cents, 63 (1927-1928), 25 cents. Other available Economic Papers on geology and mining are No 3, Talc and pyrophyllite deposits (1900), 25 cents; 58, Oil prospecting well near Havelock (1927), 5 cents, 59, Oil-bearing shales of Deep River Valley (1927), 10 cents Available volumes on geology. Vol 1, Corundum and the basic magnesian rocks (1905), 35 cents, cloth, $150, 5, The Cretaceous formations of North Carolina (1923), cloth $1 75