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[Indexes to Vols. 1-35, 36-55, 56-72, 73-117 (set of 4 Indexes). DIVISIONAL TRANSACTIONS AND SPECIAL EDITIONS Coal Division Volume, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1934, 1936, 1938, 1940, 1942, 1944, 1946. Institute of Metals Division Volume, one each year 1927-1946. Iron and Steel Division Volume, one each year 1928-1946. Metal Mining, Nonmetallic Minerals and Mining Geology Volumes, 1934, 1935 (Out of print), 1937, 1940,* 1941, 1943.ø]

Jan 1, 1946

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES OF LOCAL SECTIONS New York Meets first Wednesday after first Tuesday of each month. DAVID H. BROWNE, Chairman, JOHN H. JANEWAY, Vice-Chairman. F. E. PIERCE, Secretary, 35 Nassau St., New York, N. Y. P. A. MOSMAN, Treasurer. LEWIS W. FRANCIS. Boston Meets first Monday of each winter month. HENRY L. SMYTH, Chairman. ALFRED C. LANE, Vice-Chairman. HENRY A. WENTWORTH, Secretary-Treasurer, 60 India St., Boston, Mass. ROBERT H. RICHARDS, ALBERT SAUVEUR. Columbia Holds four sessions during year. Annual meeting in September or October. FRANK A. ROSS, Chairman. RUSH J. WHITE, Vice-Chairman. LYNDON K. ARMSTRONG, Secretary-Treasurer, P. O. Drawer 2154, Spokane, Wash. FREDERIC KEFFER, FRANCIS A. THOMSON.

Jan 9, 1915

By C. N. Savage

The drawing above shows clearly the disastrous effects of a slow-motion "landslide," or mass wasting. A danger to water supplies, homes, and roads, it can also put strip miners out of business. Read how and why it occurs, and some suggestions for prevention.

Jan 3, 1950

Mr. Address Member ,is hereby proposed by the undersigned; as a Associate Junior Member of the American Institute of Mining Engineers. Signatures of three Members or Associates. Place of birth Year of birth Education, when, where and how acquired, with degrees, if any. A technical education is not requisite for membership. Dates Please give record of experience on following page with dates; for example, in the form used by "Who's Who In America" and similar publications.

Jan 5, 1917

By William Cruger

OUTLINE SUMMARY A. Brief Description B. Characteristics 1. Can be highly cost effective 2. Restricted in usage 3. Political Controversy 4. Volume of Transactions 5. Users C. Mechanism 1. Five steps D. Investor issues 1. Application 2. Restricted usage 3. Discount 4. Formal or informal process 5. Restricted benefits 6. Recompense 7. Window of opportunity THE VARIOUS PROGRAMS1 A. Brazil B. Chile C. Venezuela D. Argentina E. Mexico USAGE IN THE MINING, METALLURGICAL, AND PETROLEUM INDUSTRIES

Jan 1, 1990

Mr. Address Member is hereby proposed by the undersigned, as a Associate Junior Member of the American Institute of Mining Engineers. Signatures of three Members or Associates. Place of birth Year of-birth Education, when, where and how acquired, with degrees, if any. A technical education is not requisite for membership. Dates Please give record of experience on following page with dates; for e. ample, in the form used by "Who's Who In America" and similar publications.

Jan 6, 1917

Mr. Address Member is hereby proposed by the undersigned, as a Associate Junior Member of the American Institute of Mining Engineers. Signatures of three Members or Associates. Place of birth Year of birth Education, when, where and how acquired, with degrees, if any. A technical education is not requisite for membership. Dates Please give record of experience on following page with dates; for example, in the form used by "Who's Who In America" and similar publications.

Jan 11, 1917

Mr. Address Member is hereby proposed by the undersigned, as a Associate Junior Member of the American Institute of Mining Engineers. Signature of three Members or Associates (not Junior Members). Place of birth Year of birth Education, when, where and how acquired, with degrees, if any. A technical education is not requisite for membership. Dates. Please give record of experience on following page with dates; for example, in the form used by "Who's Who In America" and similar publications.

Jan 12, 1917

Mr. Address - Member is hereby proposed by 'the undersigned, as a Associate Junior Member of the American Institute of Mining Engineers. Signature of three Members or Associates (not Junior Members). Place of birth Year of birth Education, when, where and how acquired, with degrees, if any. A technical education is not requisite for membership. Dates . . Please give record of experience on following page with dates; for example, in the form used by "Who's Who In America" and similar publications.

Jan 2, 1918

UNITED ENGINEERING TRUSTEES, INC James L Head, '51 E C Meagher, '52 Gail F Moulton, '53 ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE Cleveland Dodge Herbert Hoover Paul D Merica HOOVER MEDAL BOARD OF AWARD Scott Turner, '56, Chairman Cadwallader Evans, Jr , '52 Paul D Merica, '54

Jan 1, 1951

CENTRAL EMERGENCY COMMITTEE Chairman, MRS. H. N. SPICER As no further requisition will be Made for knitted garments, for the boys of the 27th Engineers, all completed garments and wool have been collected and returned to Mr. W. R. Ingalls, and the activities of the

Jan 12, 1918

By Edward Steidle

OUR citizenry must comprehend the cold, fundamental, economic truth that the ability to create wealth depends upon primary wealth; that only primary wealth can insure our economy, liquidation of our debts, national solvency, national security. And irreplaceable minerals furnish a major part of all primary wealth.

Jan 7, 1950

Jan 1, 1903

(Under this heading will be published notes sent to the Secretary of the Institute by members or other persons introduced by members.) Member, aged 34, married, technical graduate, 10 years' experience as mining engineer and mine superintendent, desires position. Can show low cost records and good references. No. 176.

Jan 1, 1916

Congress has authorized the President to control the supply and distribution of the following: Antimony, arsenic, ball clay, bismuth, bromine, cerium, chalk, chromium, cobalt, corundum, emery, fluorspar, ferrosilicon, fullers' earth, graphite, grinding pebbles, iridium, kaolin, magnesite, manganese, mercury, mica, molybdenum, osmium, sodium, platinum, palladium, paper clay, phosphorus, potassium, pyrites, radium,

Jan 12, 1918

The following rules, upon approval by the Board of Directors, shall serve as guides in the practical applications of the Bylaws for the operation of the Institute and have the full power and effect of Bylaws, however, these rules may be changed, modified, re¬pealed or amended when deemed necessary by the Board of Directors Any change or alteration of these Rules shall be published in the Journals of the Institute within three months after such alteration is adopted ARTICLE I-ORGANIZATIONS OF THE INSTITUTE Section 1-Societies Rule 1-Governing Body Each Society shall form its own governing body composed of an Executive Committee, or similarly designated executive body, duly elected officers, and a Nominating Committee for the nomination of Institute officers as provided by the Bylaws of AIME and of each Society approved by the Board In all correspondence and printed matter the Society Boards of Directors shall be specifically identified For ex¬ample, the Mining Board of Directors or the Board of Directors of the Society of Mining Engineers Using simply the "Board of Directors" could cause confusion

Jan 1, 1960

By William E. Ford, Edward Salisbury Dana

The Nitrates being largely soluble in water play but an unimportant r81e i~ Mineralogy. SODA NITER. Rhombohedral. Axis c = 0.8276; rr" 1071 A 7101 = 73' 30'. Homeo- morphous with calcite. Usually massive form, as an incrustation or in beds. Cleavage: r (1011) perfect. Fracture conchoidal, seldom observable. Rather sectile. H. = 1.5-2. G. = 2'262.29. Luster vitreous. Color white; also reddish brown, gray and lemon-yellow. Transparent. Taste cooling. Optically -. w = 1'5874, e = 1'3361. Camp. - Sodium nitrate, NaN03 = Nitrogen pentoxide 63'5, soda 36'5 = 100.

Jan 1, 1922

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING ENGINEERS 29 West 39th Street, New .York, N. Y. PROPOSAL FOR MEMBERSHIP Address Member is hereby proposed by the undersigned, as a Associate Junior Member of the American Institute of Mining Engineers. Signatures of .-' three Members or Associates. Place of birth Year of birth Education, when, where and how acquired, with degrees, if any. " A technical education is not requisite for membership. Dates Please give record of experience on following page with dates; for example, in the form used by "Who's Who In America" and similar publications.

Jan 7, 1917

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING ENGINEERS 29 West 39th Street, New York, N. Y. PROPOSAL FOR MEMBERSHIP Mr. Address_ Member is hereby proposed by the undersigned, as a Associate Junior Member of the American Institute of Mining Engineers. Signatures of three Members , or Associates. Year Place of birth Year of birth Education, when,, where and how acquired, with degrees, if any. A technical education is not requisite for membership. Dates Please give record of experience on following page with dates; for example, in the form used by "Who's Who In America" and similar publications.

Jan 8, 1917

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING ENGINEERS 29 West 39th Street, New York, N. Y. PROPOSAL FOR MEMBERSHIP Mr.. Address Member is hereby proposed by the undersigned, as a Associate Junior Member .of the American Institute of Mining Engineers. Signatures of three Members or Associates. Place of birth, Year of birth_ Education, when, where and how acquired, with degrees, if any. A technical education is not requisite for membership. Data Please give record of experience on following page with dates; for example, in the form used by "Who's Who In America" and similar publications.

Jan 10, 1917