Miscellaneous Publications. 165 



Stetefeldt, C. a. The lixiviation of silver ores with hypo- 

 sulphite solutions, with special reference to the Runell 

 process. New York? 1888. 223 pp. 



Stewart, W. M. Lecture on the mineral resources of the 

 Pacific States. New York, 1865. 



Stillman, J. D. B. Seeking the Golden Fleece. San Fran- 

 cisco, 1877. 352 pp. illustrated. 



This work is in the shape of a journal. On page 157 the author 

 gives an account of mines, etc. 



Stone, R. C. Gold and silver mines of America. New York. 



Taylor, Bayard. El Dorado: Adventures in the path of 

 empire. New York, 1850. illustrated. 2 vols., 251, 247 

 pp. 



In the appendix there is a report of Hon. T. Butler King, on the 

 metallic and mineral wealth of the State, pp. 201-247. 



Taylor, R. C. Statistics of coal. The geographical and geo- 

 logical distribution of mineral combustibles or fossil fuel ; 

 y including, also, notices and localities of the various min- 



I eral bituminous substances employed in arts and manu- 



factures. Illustrated by maps and diagrams, etc. Phil- 

 adelphia, 1848. 



Under the heading of Upper California, the author states : "In 



I the spring of 1847, a new coal mine was discovered near San Luis 



Obispo, N. Lat, 35 deg. There are now three mines within three 

 hundred miles of Monterey. Asphaltum and petroleum occur 

 ^ abundantly in western California." 



Same. Second edition, revised and brought down to 



1854, by S. S. Haldeman. Philadelphia, 1855. 



Notes a report of Dr. Le Conte on the discovery of coal, twelve 

 miles north of San Diego, in 1851. 



Tegoborski, M. L. de. Essai sur les consequences eventuelle 

 de la deconverte des gites auriferes en Calif ornie et en 

 Australie. Paris, 1853. 199 pp. 



