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INDEX    TO    NORTH    AMERICAN    GEOLOGY 
Geologic  formations  described— Continued. 
Baraboo  quartzite,  pre-Cambrian,  Wis- 
consin. Weidman,  .5. 
Barclay  limestone,  Carboniferous,  Kan- 
sas. Beede,  6. 
Barclay  limestone,  Carboniferous.  Kan- 
sas. Adams.  Girty,  and  White,  1. 
Barnegat  limestone.  Cambro-Silurian, 
New  York.  Eckel,  6. 
Barnes  conglomerate,  Cambrian  (?), 
Arizona,  Ransome,  13. 
Barstow  series.  Tertiary.  California, 
Hershey,  10. 
Basal  limestone.  Carboniferous.  Texas, 
Hill    (R.  T.t.  3. 
Basal  beds,  Eocene,  Texas,  Dumble,  13. 
Basal  conglomerate,  Pennsylvania, 
Peck.  3. 
Batesville,  sandstone,  Carboniferous, 
Arkansas,  A.dams  (C.  I.),  3,  15. 
Batesville  sandstone,  Carboniferous. 
Arkansas,  Ulrich,  5. 
Batesville  sandstone,  Mississippian, 
Arkansas.  Adams  and  Ulrich,   1. 
Bath  rr^r  series,  West  Indies.  Spencer 
(J.   W.l.  6. 
Baucari  division,  Tertiary.  Arizona, 
Dumble,  7. 
Bay  View  Avenue  sand.  Cretaceous, 
New  Jersey,  Prather,  4. 
Bays  forma  I  ion.  Silurian.  Tennessee, 
Keith.   1. 
Bays  sandstone,  Silurian,  Tennessee, 
Keith,  11. 
Beacon  Hill  formation.  pre-Pleisto- 
cene.  New  Jersey.   Salisbury,   1. 
Beacon  Hill  formation.  Miocene,  New 
Jersey,  Smock,  1. 
Beacon  Hill  formation,  Tertiary,  New 
Jersey,    Kiinime!    and    Knapp,    1. 
Bearpaw  shales,  Cretaceous,  Montana, 
Hatcher  and  Stanton,  1. 
Bear  River  formation.  Cretaceous,  Wy- 
oming, St. -into!!.  4. 
Beaumont  clays.  Pleistocene,  Texas, 
Hayes  and  Kennedy,  1 . 
Beaver  limestone,  Cambrian,  Alabama, 
Hayes.  5. 
Beaver  limestone.  Cambrian,  Georgia, 
Watson  (T.  L.),  9. 
Becraft  limestone,  Devonian.  New  Jer- 
sey, Weller,  6. 
Becraft  limestone,  Devonian.  New 
York.  Grabau,  9. 
Becraft  limestone,  Devonian.  New 
York.  Van  Ingen  and  Clark.   1. 
Becraft  limestone.  Devonic.  Maryland, 
Schuchert.  7. 
Becraft  limestone,  Devonic,  New  York, 
Clarke,  20. 
Becraft  limestone,  New  York,  Shimer; 
5. 
Bedford,  Carboniferous,  Indiana  and 
Ohio.  Siebenthal,  1. 
Bedford  limestone,  Carboniferous,  In- 
diana, Cumings,  1. 
Geologic  formations  described— Continued. 
Bedford     shale,     Carboniferous,     Ohio, 
Prosser,  1.  2. 
Bedford,    Carboniferous,    Pennsylvania, 
Stevenson   (J.  .1 ),  4. 
Bedford    limestone,    Carboniferous.    In- 
diana, Newsom,  3. 
Bedford    oolitic    limestone.    Carbonifer- 
ous, Indiana,  Hopkins   (T.  C),  8. 
Bedford   oolitic   limestone.    Lower    Car- 
boniferous.   Indiana,    Ashley,    2. 
Bedford     shale,     Carboniferous,     Ohio, 
Prosser.  10. 
Bedford     oolitic     limestone.     Mississip- 
pian. Indiana,  Hopkins   (T.  C),  11. 
Beech  granite,  Archean,  North  Carol  ina* 
and  Tennessee,  Keith,  4. 
Beekmantown,      Ordovician,      Vermont, 
Perkins,  7.  11. 
Beekmantown    limestone,    Champlainic, 
New  York,  Clarke,  20. 
Beekmantown  stage,  Ordovician.   Penn- 
sylvania. Collie.  ::. 
Beekmantown,    Ordovician.    New    York, 
Dale,  5. 
Beekmantown    tCalciferous)    formation, 
Ordovician,  New  York,  Cushing,  10. 
Beekmantown     formation,     Ordovician, 
New  York,  Cushing,  9. 
Belfast  bed.  Silurian,  Ohio,  Prosser,  10. 
Bell  shale,  included  in  Traverse  group, 
Devonian,  Michigan,  Grabau,  5. 
Bellton  stage,  Carboniferous,  West  Vir- 
ginia, White  (I.  C),  7. 
Bellevue    beds,    Ordovician,    Ohio    and 
Indiana,  Nickles,  3. 
Bellevue     beds,     Ordovician,     Indiana, 
Foerste,   11. 
Bellevue    beds,    Ordovician,     Kentucky, 
Nickles,  6. 
Bellvale    flags,    Devonian,    New    York, 
Eckel,  6. 
Bellvale   flags,    Devonian,    New   Jersey, 
Kiimmel  and  Weller,  2. 
Bellvale    flags,    Devonian,    New    Jersey, 
Weller.   0. 
Bellvale    flags,     Devonic,     New     York, 
Clarke.  20. 
Belly   River  beds,   Cretaceous,   Canada, 
Hatcher,  17. 
Belly   River  beds,   Cretaceous,   Canada, 
Hatcher  and  Stanton,  1. 
Benezette       limestone.       Carboniferous, 
Pennsylvania,  Clapp,  4. 
Bennington    limestone.    Cretaceous,    In- 
dian Territory,  Taff.  ::.  0. 
Benton,  Cretaceous,  Montana,  Willis,  6. 
Benton    formation.    Cretaceous,    North 
Dakota.  Babcock,  2. 
Benton      group,      Cretaceous,      Kansas, 
Lindgren,  8. 
Benton  sand,  Tertiary,   Missouri,  Mar- 
but,  1. 
Benton     shales,     Cretaceous,     Colorado, 
Hatcher,  6. 
Benton      formation.      Cretaceous,      Ne- 
braska, Barbour  (E.  H.),  8. 
