weeks] PALEONTOLOGY, PETROLOGY, AND MINERALOGY, 1901. 105 
Canada— Continued. 
British Columbia — Continued. 
Lake basin's in Alberta and British Columbia, 
Parkinson, 587. 
New species of Unio, Whiteaves, 819. 
Observations on glaciers, Vaux, 770. 
Pioneer work in Crows Nest coal areas, Blake- 
more, 65. 
Texada Island, Brewer, 77. 
Cape Breton Island. 
Preliminary notice of Etcheminian fauna, 
Matthew, 530. 
Labrador. 
Exploration of the south shore of Hudson 
Strait, Low, 499. 
Manitoba. 
Geography of Red River Valley, Dowling, 237. 
New Brunswick. 
Are the St. John plant beds Carboniferous? 
Matthew, 535. 
Carboniferous basin of New Brunswick, Ells, 
258. 
Devonian of the Acadian provinces, Mat- 
thew, 533. 
Geological correlations, Bailey, 37. 
Tripolite deposits of Fitzgerald Lake, Cros- 
by, 174. 
Nova Scotia. 
A new geological formation in the Devonian, 
Ami, 16. 
Description of tracks from the Knoydart for- 
mation, Ami, 12. 
Devonian of Canadian provinces, Ells, 259. 
Knoydart formation of Nova Scotia, Ami, 20. 
Minerals of Nova Scotia, Gilpin, 294. 
Paleobotanical aspects of the Upper Paleozoic, 
White, 814. 
Physiography of Acadia, Daly, 190. 
Potter's clay at Middle Musquodoboit, Mason, 
528. 
West Gore antimony deposits, Asquith, 33. 
Ontario. 
Ancient channels of Ottawa River, Ells, 260. 
Ancient drainage at Niagara Falls, Currie, 183. 
Areas of nepheline-syenite, Miller, 550. 
Geological notes, etc., Grant, 312. 
Glacial beds near Toronto, Coleman, 152. 
Glacial phenomena in eastern Ontario, Tay- 
lor, 738. 
Lytoceras from the Cretaceous rocks, White- 
aves, 820. 
Iron-ore fields of Ontario, Miller, 552. 
Iron ores of Nipissing district, Miller, 551. 
Iron ranges of the Lower Huronian, Cole- 
man, 155. 
Lists of organic remains in the geological for- 
mations of the Ottawa district, Ami, 13. 
Marine and freshwater beaches. Coleman, 153. 
Michipicoten Huronian area, Willmott, 830. 
Niagara Falls as an index of time, Grant, 311. 
Opening address, geologic section, Grant, 310. 
Physical geology of central Ontario, Wilson, 
839. 
See beaches of eastern Ontario, Coleman. 156. 
Sperrylite, Wells, 808. 
Stratigraphical note, Ami, 22. 
Vermihon River placers, Coleman, 154. 
Canada— Con ti n ued . 
Quebec. 
Amygdaloidal trap rock, Dresser, 240. 
Eboulement a Saint-Luc-de-Vincennes, La- 
flamme, 460. 
Geology of Rigaud Mountain, Le Roy, 492. 
Geology of the Paleozoic basin, Ells, 257. 
Geology of the Three Rivers map sheet, Ells, 
256. 
Gold-bearing alluvions of Quebec, Chalmers, 
123. 
Helderbergian fossils near Montreal, Schu- 
chert, 682. 
Hornblende lamprophyre dike at Richmond, 
Dresser, 239. 
Magnetic iron sand of the St. Lawrence, 
Obalski, 572. 
Modifications remarquables causees a l'em- 
bouchure de la Rivere Ste.-Anne, Laflamme, 
459. 
Petrography of Mount Orford, Dresser, 241. 
Petrography of Shefford Mountain, Dresser, 
242. 
Shore lines and landslips of St. Lawrence Val- 
ley, Chalmers, 122. 
Was Mount Royal an active volcano? Buchan, 
93. 
General. 
Addenda and corrigenda to progress of geo- 
logical work in Canada during 1899, Ami, 
17. 
Composition of Canadian limestone, Donald, 
233. 
Exploration of northern side of Hudson 
strait, Bell, 57. 
Genera and species of Canadian Paleozoic 
corals, Lambe, 479. 
Geological record of Rocky Mountain region, 
Dawson, 224. 
Geology of principal cities in eastern Canada, 
Ami, 14. 
Geology of west shore of Lake Winnipeg, 
Dowling, 236. 
Les plus anciennes faunes Paleozoiques, Mat- 
thew, 536. 
Mineral statistics, Ingall, 401. 
New mineral occurrences in Canada, Hoff- 
man, 381. 
Physical history of Rocky Mountain region, 
Dawson, 225. 
Published writings of Elkanah Billings', 
Walker, 775. 
Report of section of chemistry and mineral- 
ogy, Hoffman, 380. 
Report on parts of Manitoba and Keewatin, 
Tyrrell, 747. 
Silurian and Devonian formations of eastern 
Canada, Ami, 25. 
Subdivisions of the Cambrian system, Ami, 
26. 
Synopsis of geology of Canada, Ami, 15. 
Whittleseya and their systematic relations, 
White, 813. 
Carboniferous. 
Appalachian region . 
Age of the coals at Tipton, Pennsylvania, 
White, siu. 
