25 
Province 
Stand- 
ard 
Grade 3 
Grade 4 
Special 
grade 4 
Miscel- 
laneous 
Mineral 
chips 
Prospec- 
tor’s 
minerals 
Prospec- 
tor’s 
rocks 
British Columbia.. . . 
2 
30 
19 
Alberta 
5 
71 
68 
Saskatchewan 
4 
14 
4 
Manitoba 
3 
4 
Ontario 
1 
50 
17 
2 
43 
25 
Quebec 
1 
2 
50 1 
300i 
8 
10 
1 
New Brunswick 
2 
1 
Nova Scotia 
2 
Prince Edward Island.. 
1 
Foreign .... 
1 
4 
5 
1 
No. of collections 
3 
52 
50 
300 
48 
3 
177 
118 
Specimens 
438 
2080 
2000 
12000 
1335 
135 
3464 
2808 
1 Prepared specially for the Quebec Bureau of Mines. 
During the fiscal year the following specimens were received: 
Donations 
Accessions 
Niccolite. From about 2 miles east of Francois River and approximately 3 miles 
from Great Slave Lake. Specimen sent in from Mr. H. E. Hume, Chairman, 
Dominion Lands Board, Dept, of Interior, Sent in to Mr. Hume iby Paul 
Beaulieu through John A. McDougall, Fort Smith, N.W.T. 
Radium Ore. Three specimens of radium ore (pitchblende and its alteration pro- 
ducts) presented by Mr. G. L. Leohien, Director of Union Miniere du Haut 
Katanga, Belgian Congo. 
Hypersthene. Lot 19, Range VII, Labarre Township, Que. Donated by Mr. T. 
H. Taylor, Hebertville Station, Que. 
Sphalerite and Galena. About a ton of each of these minerals was donated to 
this department for the educational collections, by Mr. W. M. Archibald, 
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company, Trail, B.C. 
Antimony Ore. About 515 pounds of this ore donated to this department by Mr. 
Red Hugh McLean, Secretary Treasurer, Lake George Mines, Limited, Lake 
George, NB. 
Nickel Ore Rich in Pentlandite. One thousand pounds of this ore has 'been 
donated by the International Nickel Company, Copper Cliff, Ont. 
Bauxite. Shipment of bauxite from Mr. R. E. Powell, Vice-Pnesident, Aluminium 
(VI) Limited, Montreal, Que. 
Suite of Specimens from Premier Mine , B.C. Obtained during summer of 1931 
by G. Hanson, Geological Survey, Ottawa, 
Purchases 
Amethysts. Two specimens bought from Mr. W. C. King, Bedford, Que. 
Pitchblende Ore. Sixty pounds of this ore consisting of seven Museum speci- 
mens and 120 small specimens from Great Bear Lake, N.W.T. Purchased from 
Eldorado Gold Mines, Limited. 
