FOR   THE    YEARS    1901-1905,  INCLUSIVE. 
541 
Geologic  formations  described— Continued. 
Vaquero  sandstone,  Neocene,  California, 
Fairbanks,  7. 
Venango,  Devonian,  Pennsylvania,  Ste- 
venson   (J.  J.),  4. 
Verdi  beds,  included  in  St.  Louis,  Mis- 
sissippian  series,  Iowa,  Savage,  2. 
Verdi  beds,  Upper  and  Lower,  included 
in  St.  Louis,  Carboniferous,  Iowa, 
Udden,  5. 
Yerkin,  Upper  and  Lower,  Permian. 
Utah,  Huntington  and  Goldthwait,  1. 
Vernon  shale,  Ontaric,  New  York, 
Clarke.   20. 
Versailles  beds,  Ordovician,  Kentucky, 
Nickles,  6. 
Versailles  bed,  Ordovician,  Ohio,  In- 
diana, and  Kentucky,  Foerste,  12. 
Vicksburg  group,  Tertiary,  Louisiana, 
Lerch,  2. 
Vicksburg  stage,  included  in  Oligocene, 
Tertiary.   Louisiana,  Harris,   2. 
Vicksburg  limestone,  Tertiary,  Florida, 
Dall,  8. 
Vicksburg  stage,  Tertiary,  Mississippi, 
Casey,  2. 
Vicksburg  limestone,  Tertiary,  Gulf  re- 
gion, Maury,  1. 
Vilas  shales,  Carboniferous,  Kansas, 
Adams,  Girty,  and  White,  1. 
Vilas  shale,  Carboniferous,  Kansas, 
Adams,  Haworth,  and  Crane,  1. 
Vinal  Haven  acid  volcanics,  Maine, 
Smith   (G.  O.),  2. 
Vinita  beds,  Triassic,  Virginia,  Wood- 
worth,  4. 
Viola  limestone,  Ordovician,  Indian 
Territory,  Taff,  3,  6. 
Viola  limestone,  Ordovician,  Indian 
Territory  and  Oklahoma,  Taff,  13. 
Viola  limestone,  Ordovician,  Oklahoma, 
Gould,   13,   14. 
Virginia  slate,  included  in  Upper  Hu- 
ronian  series,  Algonkian,  Minnesota, 
Leith,  4. 
Vola  limestone,  Cretaceous,  Texas, 
Durable,  12. 
Vulcan  formation,  Algonkian,  Michi- 
gan, Bayley,  1. 
Wabash  group.  Carboniferous,  Illinois, 
Indiana,  Ashley,  1. 
Wabash  formation,  Carboniferous,  In- 
diana, Fuller  and  Clapp,  2. 
Wabaunsee  stage,  Carboniferous,  Kan- 
sas, Prosser,  -7. 
Walden  sandstone.  Carboniferous, 
Georgia,  McCallie,  9. 
Waldrip  division,  Carboniferous,  Texas, 
Hill    (R.  T.),  3. 
Waldron  shaly  clay,  Silurian,  Tennes- 
see, Foerste,  7. 
Waldron  clay,  Silurian,  Indiana, 
Foerste,   11. 
Wales  series.  Lower  Paleozoic?,  Alaska, 
Brooks,  4. 
Walnut  clay,  Cretaceous,  Texas,  Hill 
and  Vaughan,  1. 
Geologic  formations  described — Continued. 
Walnut  formation,  Cretaceous,  Texas, 
Hill   (P.  T.i.  ::. 
Wapanucka  limestone,  Carboniferous, 
Indian  Territory,  Taff,  2,  3,  13. 
Wappinger  limestone,  Champlainic, 
New  York,  Clarke,  20. 
Wapsipinicon  stage,  Devonian,  Iowa, 
Calvin,  10. 
Wapsipinicon  formation,  Devonian, 
Iowa,  Eckel  and  Bain,  1. 
Wapsipinicon  stage,  Devonian,  Iowa, 
Savage,  8. 
Warren  beds,  Ordovician,  Ohio  and  In- 
diana, Nickles,  3. 
Warren  bed,  Cincinnati  series,  Ordo- 
vician, Foerste,  8,   11. 
Warren  limestone,  Cincinnati  group, 
Ordovician,   Tennessee,   Foerste,   6. 
Wasatch  limestone,  Nevada,  Spurr,  6. 
Wasatch  limestone,  Carboniferous,  Utah 
and  Nevada,  Berkey,  8. 
Washington  serpentine  marbles,  Lyon, 
1. 
Washington  beds,  Cretaceous,  Texas, 
Hill   (R.  T.),  o. 
Washington  limestone,  Ordovician,  Ver- 
mont, Richardson   (C.  II. ),  2. 
Washington  limestone,  Carboniferous, 
West  Virginia,  White  (I.  C),  7. 
Washington  stage,  Carboniferous,  West 
Virginia,  White  (I.  C),  7. 
Washington  shale  and  sandstone.  Car- 
boniferous,  Arkansas,   Ulrich,   5. 
Washington  limestone.  Carboniferous, 
Maryland,  Clark  and  Martin,  6. 
Washington  formation,  Carboniferous, 
Pennsylvania,  Stone  (R.  W. ),  0. 
Washington  (upper)  limestone,  Carbon- 
iferous,  Pennsylvania,   Clapp,  4. 
Washita  limestone,  Cretaceous,  Texas, 
Durable,  12. 
Washita  division,  Cretaceous,  Texas, 
Hill    (R.  T.),  3. 
Washita  group,  Cretaceous,  Texas, 
Richardson   (G.  B.),  4. 
Watauga  shale,  Cambrian,  Tennessee, 
Keith,  4,  9. 
Watchung  basalt,  Juratrias,  New  Jer- 
sey, Merrill  and  others,  1. 
Waverley  series,  Carboniferous,  Ohio, 
Prosser,  1. 
Waverly,  Carboniferous,  Ohio  and  Ken- 
tucky, Stevenson   (J.  J.),  4. 
Waverly  series,  Carboniferous,  Ohio, 
Prosser  and  Cumings,  1. 
Waynesburg  sandstone,  Carboniferous, 
West  Virginia,  White   (I.  C),  7. 
Waynesburg  sandstone,  member  of 
Dunkard  formation,  Carboniferous, 
Pennsylvania,    Campbell    (M.    R.),   8. 
Waynesburg  limestone,  Carboniferous, 
Maryland,  Clark  and  Martin,  G. 
Waynesburg  limestone,  Carboniferous, 
Pennsylvania,  Clapp,  4. 
Waynesburg  limestone,  Carboniferous, 
Pennsylvania,  Stone  (R.  W.),  6. 
