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LIST OF MINERALS COLLECTED. 
LIST OF MINERALS COLLECTED—‘Continued. 
No. 
Name. 
Locality. 
59,60 
61,62,63 
64,65,66,67 
. 68 
71 
72 
73 
74 
75 
76 
77 
78 
79 
80 
82 
84 
85 
86 
87 
88 
89 
90 
91,92 
93 
94 
95 
96 
97 
98 
99 
100,101,102 
103 
104 
105,106 
107 
108 
109 
110,111 
112,113,114 
115,116 
117 
113 
119 
120 
121 
122 
123 
124 
125 
126 
Peloncillo hills.. 
, .do.. 
Purro mountains....... ...... # 
Mimhres 
Picacho 
Ojo de la Yflppq 
Rio Mimbres 
Chalcedony...... 
Cook’s springs, *••••■** r 
Actyonilite porphyry....... 
Silicious deposits, fillino* veins.-.. 
Riirro mnnnta ins. , . T T T , , , 
Porphyry and silicious sinter . . ....... 
Picacho, Mesilla ....... 
Trachyte...... 
Monument Hill_. TT ., ttr 
Trachyte ......... 
Ojo d p lp V^cca ........ 
Actynolite porphyry.. ....... 
Picqchoj Mesilla ...... . 
Red sandstone.. 
Trachy tic porphyry ...... .., 
Between Mimbres and Mesilla.. 
Pelonc.il Jo hi]|s ....... 
Silicified wood...,.. ............... 
TVTesilla vallpy. ....... 
Volcanic rock, from basalt plain ....... 
West of Mesilla rtttttTTf# ... t 
Porphyries and sandstone..... 
Picacho, Mesilla... 
Trachyte ........ 
Orthose, including small crystals of quartz; summit of... tttt .,. 
Organ mountains ............ 
Trap, on west side of..... 
Sulphate barytes gangue.... 
Stevenson’s mine ... 
Carboniferous limestone ..... 
Whitish calcareous rock........ 
Argentiferous ffalena...... 
Psilomelan and barytes, associated with galena, in Stevenson’s mine.. 
Organ mountains.............. 
Gangue stone, from walls of mine, containing fluor spar and phosphate lead. 
Litharge and slags from adobe furnace at Stevenson’s. 
Fluor spar, octahedral and massive.do... 
Sulphate barytes and oxide manganese..... .do... 
Cerusite •••••••••••••••••••••••••••..••• .do. .. 
Trachyte. Canon Soldado... ; . 
Fibrous calcite. in veins.. . 
Greenish arenaceous schist, with carbonate of lime , T 
Rhomboidal calcite, with talc crystals. .__ T TtttTTf . TtT 
Gypsum ............. 
Suite of fossils illustrating the marine fauna of the Coast mountains. 
California. ••••••••••••••••••• 
