266 KA^'SAS ACADEMY OF SCIENCE. 



Artesian, Underflow, and Irrigation Investigation: Progress report. 

 Washington, 1891, Sen. Ex. Doc. No. 53, 2d Sess., 51st Cong., pp. 142, 143. 

 (A H). 



Alludes to M'ater-bearing strata in western Kansas. 



Artesian, Underflow, and Irrigation Investigations: Final report. 

 Washington, 1892. Part II, by E. S. Nettleton, Chief Engineer. (A H S). 

 Gives several topographic profiles showing depths to water-bearing 

 strata in western Kansas. 



Part III, Report of Chief Geologist, Robt. Hay. Senate Ex. Doc. No. 41, 

 1st Sess., 52d Cong. 



Gives diagrams of geologic sections from Rocky Mountains to 98th 

 meridian in northern Kansas, and north-and-south sections on 100th and 

 102d meridians, and map showing distribution of tertiary formations in 

 western Kansas and adjoining states. 



Same work, second edition, 1893. The four parts bound in one volume. 



United States Geological Exploration of the 40th parallel. Clarence King, by 



order of Secretary of War. Washington, 1880. Vol. VII, 201 pp., 34 plates. 



Odontornithes, a monograph on the extinct toothed birds of North America, 



by 0. C. Marsh. (H S). 



Type specimens from western Kansas Cretaceous are described and 

 figured, and credited to Prof. Mudge, S. W. Willlston, and H. Brous, pp. 192 

 to 199, pll. I, XX, XXI, XXVI-XXXIV, et al. 



Under Ichthyornis dispar, Marsh says "The type specimen of this species 

 was found in 1872^ by Prof. B. F. Mudge, near the Solomon river in north- 

 west Kansas;" and makes the following references to other descriptions: 

 "Marsh, Am. Jour. Sci., Vol. IV, p. 344, Oct., 1872; Vol. V, p. 161, Feb., 

 1873; p. 230, Mar. 1873." 



"Jour, de Zoologle, Tome IV, p. 494, pi. XV, 1875; VI, 161." (S). 

 "Colonosaurus mudgei. Am. Jour. Sci., Vol. IV, p. 406, Nov., 1872." 

 "Coues. Key to North American Birds, p. 350, 1872." 

 "Owen. Jour. Geol. Soc. of London, Vol. XXIX, p. 520, 1873." 

 "Woodward. Pop. Sci. Review, Oct., 1875, p. 349." 

 "Huxley. N. Y. Lectures. Pop. Sci. Monthly, 1876. Vol. X, pp. 

 215-218." 



"Huxley. American Addresses, pp. 54-55. London, 1877." 

 In the appendix, pp. 191-201, Marsh says: The list comprises nine 

 genera any twenty species, nearly all of which were found in western 

 Kansas. 



II. Kansas Official Reports. 



Report of the Geological Survey of Miami Co., Kansas, by G. C. Swallow, 

 State Geologist, Kansas City, 1865, 24 pp., map. Republished without the 

 map in Preliminary Report Geology of Kansas, 1866, pp. 70-94. 

 (Wanting.) (H V). 



First Annual Report (for 1864) on the Geology of Kansas, by B. F. Mudge, 

 State GeWogist. Lawrence, 1866, 56 pp. (A H S V). 



Preliminary Report of Geological Survey of Kansas, by G. C. Swallow, State 

 Geologist. Lawrence, 1866, 198 pp. (A H V). 



Kansas State Board of Agriculture: 



Annual volumes for 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875, had geological papers of the 

 Kansas Academy of Science, which will be given under "Transactions of 

 Academy." 



