Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ..session of the Legislature of the State of California . ances were each pro-duced in one county: Chrome, chrysoprase, Fullers earth, lithia mica,mica, manganese, quartz crystals, slate, soapstone, serpentine, tourmaline,and turquoise. This statement relates only to mineral substances pro-duced in 1903. There are, however, numerous places where mineralsare known, but where they are not at present being mined. Details ofsource and value of all these materials may be found in Bulletins , 34, and 35 of this Bureau. The brief statem
Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ..session of the Legislature of the State of California . ances were each pro-duced in one county: Chrome, chrysoprase, Fullers earth, lithia mica,mica, manganese, quartz crystals, slate, soapstone, serpentine, tourmaline,and turquoise. This statement relates only to mineral substances pro-duced in 1903. There are, however, numerous places where mineralsare known, but where they are not at present being mined. Details ofsource and value of all these materials may be found in Bulletins , 34, and 35 of this Bureau. The brief statement herein made shows how prosperous is the presentcondition of the mining industry of California, and it also proves thatinstead of being in a state of decadence, there is a steady and largeincrease in value of annual output, which has extended over a periodof years and still continues. With this report is presented copies of all bulletins, reports, andmaps and registers which have been issued since December, 1902, andwhich have been herein submitted. LEWIS E. AUBURY, State TWENTYSIXTH REPORT BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS California Institution for tlie Educationof tlie Deaf and tlie Blind, TWENTY^FOUR MONTHS ENDING JUNE 30, 1904.
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