GENERAL INDEX 



373 



Miles. Nelson A 



Spanish war. order of. on IX H 



The United States army and its 



commanders IX 1 1 



Military academy (U. S.) 



Architecture of I 272 



( See also West Point) 



Militia (see war. guard, national. 



and army, the) 



Milk 



Adulterated X 292, 298 



(See also dairying) 



Miller, Lewis 



Mower of V 98 



Patents of V 88 



Miller Merritt Finley 



Reaping machines, evolution 



of V 67 



MUler. farm, the V 324 



Mills (see factories) 



Millspaugh. Charles F 



Indian corn V 158 



MUlstone VI 435 



Milton, John, an advertiser I 390 



Milwaukee 



Cruiser IX 302 



Home for soldiers at IX 427 



Mines 



Feudalism of VIII 328 



Railroads, stimulated by trans- 

 continental IV 290 



Western, helped by IV 213 



( See also mining) 



Miners 



Accidents to VI 20 



Children of VI 20 



Comstock fire VI 21 



Crown Point horror VI 21 



Day's work of VI 18 



Drilling VI 19 



Fire damp, test for VI 18 



Hours of work VI 19 



Inventions to protect VI 19 



Laws protecting VI 20 



Life of the VI 17 



Risks of decreasing VI 23 



Salt, work of VI 19 



Underground workers. (Charles 



Higgins) VI 15 



(See also mining) 



Mine workers 



Character of VIII 354 



Children as VIII 354 



Conditions of VIII 346 



Espionage on VIII 352 



Fatalities and risks VIII 347 



Homes of VIII 353 



Incentive, have no VIII 355 



Life of. (John MitcheU) VUI 346 



Organisation of VIII 348 



Social importance of VIII 355 



Strike of 1900 VIII 350 



Mine workers — Continued. 



Sufferings of VIII 356 



Town, typical VIII 352 



Truck stores VIII 3.'i2 



Union perfected VIII 349 



Unionizing, backward in VIII 350 



Working year, shortness of VIII 347 



Mineral resources of U. S 



(Charles KircholT) VI 1 



Minerals (see mining) 



Mining 



Abrasive materials, (J. H. 



Pratt) VI 430 



African diamond mines VI 27 



Alternating currents iLsefl in VI 41 



American and world's, compared. Ill 5 

 American copper ore?. (Arthur 



Lakes) VI 260 



Asphaltum. (J. Struthers) VI 395 



Barytes, (J. H. Pratt) VI 443 



Bauxite, (J. Struthers) VI 266 



Belt conveyors VI 35 



Benefited by science VI 12 



Bitumen, (J. Struthers) VI 395 



Blast furnaces, modern VI 87 



Borax, (J. Struthers) VI 414 



Bridge tramways VI 32 



Chain elevators VI 34 



Clay, (Joseph Middleton) VI 312 



Coal, (E. W. Parker) VI 182 



Chain macliines in V 113 



Cutting, evolution of VI 43 



Deposits of the world VI 3 



Early coal, in U. S VI 4 



Handling of VI 34 



Coal, world's need and U. S. 



supply VI 186 



Compressed air machines VI 43 



Comstock lode, development of. . .VI 24 



Copper. (J. M. Sheahan) VI 252 



Copper ores, (A. Lakes) VI 260 



Crane, use of the VI 35 



Crude mineral products, (J. 



Struthers) VI 317 



Cyanide 



Establishments, number of VI 227 



Process, (C. E. Munroe) VI 227 



Process, precious metals re- 

 covered by the, (Charles E. 



Munroe) VI 227 



Production VI 227 



Value of VI 227 



Dangers of lessened VI 13 



Discoveries, early, in U. S VI 4 



Electric 



Coal cutters VI 41 



Dredges VI 58 



Drills VI 44 



Haulage VI 48 



Hoisting VI 52 



Horsepower in VI 38 



Lighting in VI 55 



