. Mining and Scientific Press . FBurchard 1:23, U. S. Geological Survey, 1921. 32 ppFrom Mini ources of the United states, 1919, Part I. Orthaulax, a Tertiary fossil. By C. Wythe Cooke. Professional Paper 129-B, U. S. Geological Surrey, 1921, ip , ill. From Shorter Contributions to General Geology. The Mineral Resources ol Washington. With Statisticsfor 1010. Bj Ernes! N. Fatty and Sheldon L Glover , Washington Geological Survey, 1!ILM. 165 pp., ill. index,map. Olympia. Washington. Investigations of Zirconium with Especial Reference tothe and Oxide. Historical Review and
. Mining and Scientific Press . FBurchard 1:23, U. S. Geological Survey, 1921. 32 ppFrom Mini ources of the United states, 1919, Part I. Orthaulax, a Tertiary fossil. By C. Wythe Cooke. Professional Paper 129-B, U. S. Geological Surrey, 1921, ip , ill. From Shorter Contributions to General Geology. The Mineral Resources ol Washington. With Statisticsfor 1010. Bj Ernes! N. Fatty and Sheldon L Glover , Washington Geological Survey, 1!ILM. 165 pp., ill. index,map. Olympia. Washington. Investigations of Zirconium with Especial Reference tothe and Oxide. Historical Review and .). W. Marden and M N. Rich. Bull. 186, Mineral Tech-nology 25, Bureau of Mines. 1921. 1>2 pp., ill., index. Pyrite a! the Halle Mine, Kershaw, South Carolina. Witha Note on Pyritlzation at the Brewer Mine near Frank C. Schrader. Bull. 725-F, U. S. Geological Sur-vey. 1921. lr> pp., map. From Contributions to EconomicGeology, 1921, Part I. MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS November 26, L921 INDUSTRI. ROGRESS INFORMATION FCRNISHEn BV MAMFACTrREBS ••?< iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiittiiiiiiinii iiiiniiiniHiimii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiHiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiinitH iiiiiitiiini nullum iiitiiiiiiiiiiimiii imiiiimiiiiiiiiiuiinj iiittllltlllillllllllltiiiiiiiHliulllllltllimilllimitllimillimil \ SIGNIFICANT COINCIDENCE The Nordberg .Manufacturing of Milwaukee, hasd a unique publication called Nordberg and the MiningIndustry. The title page is captioned A Significant Co-incidence; it says: About a year ago the Mining and Scientific Press issueda booklet to show the buying influence of some of its sub-scribers. Two hundred and fourteen of them control thedestinies of twenty mines whose aggregate capitalization ismore than $400,000,000. Of the twenty mining properties illustrated in the booklet. iiiK industry could be desired—seventeen out of twentyleading mines selected by a disinterested party? Truly asignificant coincidence. CKA\VM\<
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