Rocks and Minerals 2003: Vol 78 Index

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olume 78
(2003)
Pages Issues Analcime, Michigan, 339 Buchholz, T. W., see Twenty-Ninth Rochester
The Andes Come to Arizona, R. W. Jones, 59 Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed
1-80 Jan./Feb. Andes Mountains, minerals, 12-38; who’s Papers in Specimen Mineralogy
who in the names of type minerals from the | Cahill, C., Ferroaxinite from Lime Crest
81-144 Mar./Apr.
countries of the Andes, 54—57 Quarry, Sparta, New Jersey, 252-56
145-208 May/June Andradite, Michigan, 345 Cairncross, B., see In Memoriam; Secondary
Anglesite, Colorado, 308; New Hampshire, Minerals from the Carletonville Gold
209-288 July/Aug.
415 Mines, Witwatersrand Goldfield, South
289-368 Sept/Oct. Ankerite, Colorado, 308 Africa, 390-99
Anthony Robert Kampf (b. 1948), D. Leicht, | Calcite, Colorado, 309; Jinlong, 412-13;
369-432 Nov./Dec. 126-28 Montana, 94; New Hampshire, 416; New
Apatite, California, 162 Jersey, 253; Michigan, 342; Missouri, 227;
Aragonite, Missouri, 227; Utah, 244 Utah, 244; Witwatersrand, 398
Cover Photographs Archduke Stephan Franz Victor of Habsburg- California, tourmaline, 156-68
Lorraine (1817-1867), H.-D. Gétter, T. | Carl Bentley (b. 1941), Artist of the Creatures
January/February: Rhodochrosite, N’Chwan-
Kirnbauer, S. P. Schwenzer, B. Sick, of the Mines Series, S. Robinson, 404—6
ing mine, Hotazel, South Africa. Martin
408-11 Carnegie Award, 149
Zinn specimens, Erica and Harold Van Pelt
Argentina, who’s who in the names of type | Carlos do Prado Barbosa (1917-2003), L. A.
photo.
minerals from Argentina, 55 Menezes, A. U. Falster, W. B. Simmons,
March/April: Calcite, Guiyang, Hunan
Arizona, Black Jack Canyon, 118-19; Sunset 359-60
Province, China. Terry E. Huizing speci- Crater Volcano, 1 19-20 Carpolithus, Utah, 236
men, Jeff Scovil photo.
Arsenopyrite, Colorado, 308; New Hamp- Cassiterite, California, 162
May/June: Tourmaline on quartz, Cryo-Genie shire, 416 Cerussite, Colorado, 309; New Hampshire,
mine, San Diego County, California. Natur-
Barbosa, C., see In Memoriam 416
al History Museum of Los Angeles County
Barite, Colorado, 308; New Mexico, 385; Chalcanthite, Colorado, 310
specimen, Harold and Erica Van Pelt photo.
Utah, 244; Witwatersrand, 395 | Chalcedony, Missouri, 230; Utah, 244
July/August: Amethyst and calcite, Artigas,
Barite from the Cedar Creek Anticline, Glen- | Chalcocite, Colorado, 310
Uruguay. Rock Currier specimen, Jeff
dive, Montana, M. Hedtke, 92-99 Chalcopyrite, Colorado, 310; New Hamp-
Scovil photo.
Barker, D. L., Fluorescent Gibbsite from Yun- shire, 416; Witwatersrand, 398
September/October: Gold, Ground Hog mine,
nan Province, China, 110-11 Chamberlain, S. C., see Media Reviews
Gilman, Eagle County, Colorado. Natural
Behuninia, Utah, 235 Chevkinite-(Ce), New York, 124-25
History Museum of Los Angeles County Beidellite, Colorado, 308 Chile, see Andes Mountains; Chilean miner-
specimen, Harold and Erica Van Pelt photo.
Belscher, D., deceased, 295 als in Szenics collection at Harvard, 46—54;
November/December: Elbaite on quartz,
Bentley, C., see Robinson, S who’s who in the names of type minerals
Barra de Salinas, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Bernardino Rivadavia (1780-1845), see from Chile, 56
Hyman and Beverly Savinar specimen, Who’s Who in Mineral Names Chimney, 351
Harold and Erica Van Pelt photo.
Berry, R. R., Large Smoky Quartz and Fluo- | Chips from the Quarry, M. E. Huizing, 5-7,
rite Crystals from the Holy Moses Pocket, 85-86, 149-50, 213-15, 293-95, 373-75
Abstracts, see Twenty-Ninth Rochester Min- Godsend Claim, Lake George, Colorado, | Chlorargyrite, Colorado, 310
eralogical Symposium: Contributed Papers 220-24 Chrondrodite, New Jersey, 253
in Specimen Mineralogy Beryl, California, 160 | Clanin, J., Tourmaline Discovery at the Cryo-
Acanthite-argentite, Colorado, 307 Biotite, California, 160; Connecticut, 261 Genie Mine, San Diego County, California,
Actinolite/tremolite, Michigan, 344 Bolivia, see Andes Mountains; who’s who in 156-68
Adularia, Michigan 341 the names of type minerals from Bolivia, | Clifford Frondel (1907-2002), C. A. Francis,
“Alaskaite,” Colorado, 307 a) 137-38
Albite, California, 160; Witwatersrand, 395 Bornite, Colorado, 308 | Collector’s Note, Incredible Millerite from
Allanite-(Ce), California, 162 Bounds, R. E., deceased, 86 Barrick Goldstrike’s Meikle Mine, Elko
Allophane, Colorado, 307 Bournonite, Colorado, 309 County, Nevada, C. Jones, J. Jones, S.
Almandine, Connecticut, 261 Braunite, Colorado, 309 Kulinski, 129-31; Locality Information for
Almandine-spessartine, California, 160 Brochantite, New Hampshire, 416 Quartz with Hematite from China, J. Tron,
Alunite, Colorado, 308 Brookite, Dodo Mine, Subpolar Urals, Rus- 412-13
Amblygonite-montebrasite, California, 160 sia, R. B. Cook, 192-95 Colombia, see Andes Mountains; who’s who
Volume 79, January/February 2004 73
in the names of type minerals from Colom- Fluorapatite, Colorado, 311; Maine, 123 Hawkins, M., see Twenty-Ninth Rochester
bia, 57 Fluorapophyllite, Witwatersrand, 396 Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed
Colorado, Gilman district, Eagle mine, Fluorescence, barite, Montana, 97; gibbsite, Papers in Specimen Mineralogy
298-328; Godsend claim, 220-24 China, 110-11 Hedtke, M., Barite from the Cedar Creek
Colorful Keokuk Geodes from Lewis County, Fluorescent Gibbsite from Yunnan Province, Anticline, Glendive, Montana, 92-99
Missouri, K. Vaisvil, 226-31 China, W. T. Lawrence, R. J. Lauf, D. L Heinz-Dieter, G., see Who’s Who in Mineral
Coming Events, 64, 142-43, 207, 285-86, Barker, 110-11 Names
365-67, 431 Fluorite from the Blanchard Mine Group, Helvite, Jinlong, 412-13
Connecticut, quartz, 257-61 Hansonburg Mining District, Socorro Hematite, Colorado, 314; Jinlong, 412-13;
Connoisseur’s Choice, R. B. Cook, Brookite, County, New Mexico, R. S DeMark, Michigan, 344
Dodo Mine, Subpolar Urals, Russia, 380-89 Hemimorphite, Colorado, 314
192-95; Danburite, Charcas, San Luis, Fluorite, Colorado, 222—24; Michigan, 343 Henderson, W. A., Jr., see In Memoriam; sec
Potosi, Mexico, 400-403; Pyrrhotite, Santa Former Copper Country Stained Glass Artist Twenty-Ninth Rochester Mineralogical
Eulalia, Chihuahua, Mexico, 248-51; Karen S. Bell-Hanson (b. 1958), S. Robin- Symposium: Contributed Papers in Speci-
Rutile, Graves Mountain, Lincoln County, son, 190- 9] men Mineralogy
Georgia; Silver, Uchucchacua, Peru, Fossils, Utah, 232-47 Herderite, California, 161
40-45; Sphalerite, Eagle Mine, Gilman, Francis, C. A., see In Memoriam; The Szenics Hessite, Colorado, 314
Eagle County, Colorado, 330-34 Collection of Contemporary Chilean Min- Hillisrobus, Utah, 236
Cookeite, California, 162 erals: A New Addition to the Harvard Min- History and Mineralogy of the Indiana Mine,
Cook, R. B., see Connoisseur’s Choice; see eralogical Museum, 46-51 Ontonagon County, Michigan, T. Rose
Media Reviews; Welcome to the Minerals Freese, B., Secondary Minerals from the Car- meyer, 336-46
of the Andes, 11 letonville Gold Mines, Witwatersrand Hornblende, Connecticut, 261
Copiapite, Colorado, 310 Goldfield, South Africa, 390-99 Horowitz, I. L., The Remarkable Quartz Crys-
Copper, Colorado, 310; Michigan, 338-46 Freibergite, Colorado, 312 tals of West Willington, Tolland County,
Coquimbite, Colorado, 310 Freieslebenite, Colorado, 312 Connecticut, 257-61
Coronadite, New Hampshire, 416 Fretterd, R., Large Smoky Quartz and Fluorite Huizing, M. E., see Chips from the Quarry;
Covellite, Colorado, 310; New Hampshire, Crystals from the Holy Moses Pocket, see Museum Notes & Announcements
416 Godsend Claim, Lake George, Colorado, “Hydromica,” Colorado, 314
Cubanite, Witwatersrand, 396 220-24 Hydrozincite, Colorado, 314; New Hamp-
The Cumberland Habit, J. S. White, 196-97 Frondel, C., see In Memoriam shire, 416
Danburite, Charcas, San Luis, Potosi, Mexico, Gahnite, Wisconsin, 118 Hyman “Hy” Savinar (1916-2003), A. R
R. B. Cook, 400-403 Galena, Colorado, 312; New Hampshire, 416; Kampf, 426
Datolite, Michigan, 340 New Mexico, 385; Witwatersrand, 395 Hypogene and Supergene, J. Rakovan, 419
Dayvault, R. D., Short Shoots from the Late Geo-Currents, J. M. Matty, GIS Data Made IImenite, Arizona, 118
Jurassic Morrison Formation of Southeast- Available, 153-54 Incredible Millerite from Barrick Goldstrike’s
ern Utah, 232-47 George Moffet White (1904-2002), M. Meikle Mine, Elko County, Nevada, C
DeMark, R. S., Fluorite from the Blanchard Newell, 277-78 Jones, J. Jones, S. Kulinski, 129-31
Mine Group, Hansonburg Mining District, Gibbsite, China, 110-11 Index to Volume 77 (2002), 71-79
Socorro County, New Mexico, 380-89 Giller, B. S., see Twenty-Ninth Rochester In Memoriam, Carlos do Prado Barbosa
de Vries, P., Secondary Minerals from the Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed (1917-2003), L. A. Menezes, A. U. Falster,
Carletonville Gold Mines, Witwatersrand Papers in Specimen Mineralogy W. B. Simmons; Clifford Frondel
Goldfield, South Africa, 390-99 GIS Data Made Available, J. M Matty, (1907-2002), C. A. Francis, 137-38;
Diaphaneity, or Looking through a Crystal 153-54 George Moffet White (1904-2002), M
Darkly, J. S. White, 272-73 Gochenour, K., Tourmaline Discovery at the Newell, 277-78; Hyman “Hy” Savinar
Dickite, Colorado, 311 Cryo-Genie Mine, San Diego County, Cal- (1916-2003), A. R. Kampf, 427; Marcelle
Dolomite, Colorado, 311; Missouri, 227 ifornia, 156-68 Juanita Horn Weber (1918-2003), W. A
Donors, 88—90 Goethite, Missouri, 227; New Hampshire, Henderson Jr., 425; Sidney Pieters
Dyscrasite, Colorado, 311 416 (1920-2003), B. Cairncross, 360-61
Elbaite, California, 160 Gold, Colorado, 313 Internet Directory for the Earth Sciences,
Electrum, Colorado, 311 Goslarite, Colorado, 314 66-68, 134-36, 198-200, 274-76, 356-58,
Endomorph, 348-50 Graphite, New Jersey, 253 422-24
Epidote, Michigan, 344 Grundel, E., see Twenty-Ninth Rochester Italy, Val Varenna, 120-22
Epimorph, 348-50 Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed Jarosite, Colorado, 314
Epsomite, Colorado, 311 Papers in Specimen Mineralogy Jascezcak, J. A., see Twenty-Ninth Rochester
Equit, E., artwork, 139 Gunningite, Colorado, 314 Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed
Ernissee, J. J., see Media Reviews Gypsum, Colorado, 314; Missouri, 229; Mon- Papers in Specimen Mineralogy
Falster, A. U., see In Memoriam; see Twenty- tana, 94; New Mexico, 385 Jensensispermum, Utah, 236
Ninth Rochester Mineralogical Sympo- Halloysite, Colorado, 314 Jones, C., see Collector's Note
sium: Contributed Papers in Specimen Hall-Wallace, M. K., Minerals of the Andes: Jones, J., see Collector’s Note
Mineralogy Emevzalds, Gold, and Silver from the Sky, Jones, R. W., The Andes Come to Arizona, 59
Feinglos, M. N., Pinch Award, 149 12-38 Kampf, A. R., see In Memoriam; see Media
Ferberite, Colorado, 311 Halotrichite, Colorado, 314 Reviews; Tourmaline Discovery at the
Ferroaxinite from Lime Crest Quarry, Sparta, Hanson, S. L., see Twenty-Ninth Rochester Cryo-Genie Mine, San Diego County, Cal
New Jersey, A. Wolf, J. Rakovan, C. Cahill, Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed ifornia, 156-68; see Who’s Who in Miner-
252-56 Papers in Specimen Mineralogy al Names
Ferrocolumbite, California, 162 Hatch, H. S., Short Shoots from the Late Kampfite, 126-27
Ferrotapiolite, California, 162 Jurassic Morrison Formation of Southeast- Kaolinite, Colorado, 314
Fibroferrite, Colorado, 311 ern Utah, 232-47 Kearns, L. E., see Twenty-Ninth Rochester
Volume 79, January/February 2004 75
Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed Petzite, Colorado, 315
Papers in Specimen Mineralogy Introduction to Crystalline Quartz, S. C. Phlogopite, New Jersey, 253
Kershaw, D., Secondary Minerals from the Chamberlain, 427; The Rogerley and Other Pieters, S., see In Memoriam
Carletonville Gold Mines, Witwatersrand Fluorite Mines of Northern England (CD), Pietersite, 361
Goldfield, South Africa, 390-99 R. B. Cook, 279-80; The World’s Mineral Pinch Award, 149
King, V. T., see Twenty-Ninth Rochester Min- Masterpieces, J. S. Scovil, 139 Pollucite, California, 163
eralogical Symposium: Contributed Papers Meieren collection, donation, 362 Polybasite, Colorado, 315
in Specimen Mineralogy Melanterite, Colorado, 315 Postcards. 100-109
Kirnbauer, T., see Who’s Who in Mineral Menezes, L. A.., see In Memoriam Preserving Minerals and Mining History at
Names Mexico, danburite, 400-404; pyrrhotite, the Eagle Mine, Gilman District, Colorado,
Ktenasite, Colorado, 314 248-51 J. A. Murphy, 324-28
Kulinski, S., see Collector’s Note Michigan, artist Bell-Hanson, 190-91; dato- Proustite, Colorado, 315
Kutnohorite, Colorado, 315 lite, 170-88; Indiana mine, 336-45 Pseudomorph, Utah, 244
Large Smoky Quartz and Fluorite Crystals Microcline, California, 161 Pumpellyite, Michigan 341
from the Holy Moses Pocket, Godsend Micromineral Collecting at Mineral Hill, Pyrargyrite, Colorado, 316
Claim, Lake George, Colorado, R. R. Wakefield, Carroll County, New Hamp- Pyrite, Colorado, 316; 324-28; Missouri, 230;
Berry, R. Fretterd, 220-24 shire, A. E. Smith, 414-18 New Hampshire, 417
Lauf, R. J., Fluorescent Gibbsite from Yunnan Micromounting, see Through the *Scope Pyrolusite, Colorado, 318
Province, China, 110-11 Millerite, Nevada, 129-31 Pyromorphite, New Hampshire, 417
Lawrence, W. T., Fluorescent Gibbsite from Minerals of the Andes: Emeralds, Gold, and Pyrrhotite, Colorado, 318; New Jersey, 253;
Yunnan Province, China, 110-11 Silver from the Sky, T. C. Wallace, M. K. Witwatersrand, 396
Leicht, D., see Who’s Who in Mineral Names Hall-Wallace, 12-38 Pyrrhotite, Santa Eulalia, Chihuahua, Mexico,
Lepidolite, California, 161 Minerals of the Gilman District and Eagle R. B. Cook, 248-51
Let’s Get It Right, J. S.W hite, The Cumber- Mine, Eagle County, Colorado, W. J. War- Quartz, 196-97; Arizona, 118; California,
land Habit, 196-97; Diaphaneity, or Look- ren Jr., Ed Pedersen, 298-323 162; Colorado, 220-24, 318; Connecticut,
ing through a Crystal Darkly, 272-73; Missouri, geodes, 226-31 257-61; Jinlong, 412-13; Missouri, 227;
Scepters or “Decepters”?, 132-33: Selen- Montana, barite, 92-99 New Hampshire, 417; New Jersey, 253;
ite—Die, You Accursed Term, 420-21; Montebrasite, New Hampshire, 122-23 scepters, Utah, 244; Witwater-
Using the Proper “—morph,” 348-50 Murphy, J. A., Preserving Minerals and Min- srand, 396
Letters, 9, 87, 151, 217-19, 297, 377-79 ing History at the Eagle Mine, Gilman Dis- Raiter, E.. see Twenty-Ninth Rochester Min-
Limonite, Colorado, 315 trict, Colorado, 324-28 eralogical Symposium: Contributed Papers
Linarite, New Hampshire, 417 Muscovite, California, 161 in Specimen Mineralogy
Locality Information for Quartz with Museum Notes & Announcements, M. E. Rakovan, J., Ferroaxinite from Lime Crest
Hematite from China, J. Tron, 412-13 Huizing, 60-61, 140-41, 204-5, 282-83, Quarry, Sparta, New Jersey, 252-56; see A
Lollingite, California, 163 362-63, 429-30 Word to the Wise
Lupulescu, M., see Twenty-Ninth Rochester Natrolite, Michigan, 338 The Remarkable Quartz Crystals of West
Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed Nelson, J. A., deceased, 293 Willington, Tolland County, Connecticut, I.
Papers in Specimen Mineralogy Nevada, millerite, 129-31 L. Irving, 257-61
Madagascar, oxide minerals, 117-18 Newell, M., see In Memoriam Rhodochrosite, Colorado, 318
Magnesite, Connecticut, 261 New Hampshire, Mineral Hill, 414-18; Paler- Rivadavia, Bernardino, 52-53
Magnetite, Arizona, 119-20; Colorado, 315 mo No. 2 mine, 122-23
Maine, Emmons pegmatite, 123; Newry Min- New Jersey, ferroaxinite, 252-56 Robinson, G. see Twenty-Ninth Ro-
eral Park, 85, 293 New Mexico, Blanchard mine group, 380-89 chester Mineralogical Symposium: Con-
Malachite, New Hampshire, 417 Newry Mineral Park, Maine, 85, 293 tributed Papers in Specimen Mineralogy
Manganocolumbite, Wisconsin, 118 New York, Clove (Wilks) Iron mine, 124—25 Robinson, S., Carl Bentley (b. 1941), Artist of
Manganotantalite, Wisconsin, 118 Nizamoff, J. W., see Twenty-Ninth Rochester the Creatures of the Mines Series, 404-6;
Manganoan siderite, Colorado, 315 Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed Former Copper Country Stained Glass
Manto, J. Rakovan, 351 Papers in Specimen Mineralogy Artist Karen S. Bell-Hanson (b. 1958),
Marcasite, Colorado, 315; Missouri, 230 A Nostalgic Look at Rock Shops, Tourist 190-91; see Media Reviews
Marcelle Juanita Horn Weber (1918-2003), Traps, and Exploited Geological Curiosi- Rochester Mineralogical Symposium, see
W. A. Henderson, 425 ties along the Roadside, A. E. Smith, Twenty-Ninth Rochester Mineralogical
Matildite, Colorado, 315 100—109 Symposium: Contributed Papers in Speci-
Matty, J. M., see Geo-Currents The Occurrence of Porcelaneous Datolite in men Mineralogy
Media Reviews, Bone Wars: The Excavation Michigan’s Lake Superior Copper Dis- Rémerite, Colorado, 319
and Celebrity of Andrew Carnegie’s trict—Part |: Northern Keweenaw County Rosemeyer, T., History and Mineralogy of the
Dinosaur, J. J. Ernissee, 279; The Creative and Isle Royale National Park, T. Rose- Indiana Mine, Ontonagon County, Michi-
Earth, S. Robinson, 353; Dalnegorsk: meyer, 170-88 gan, 336-46; The Occurrence of Porcela-
Notes on Mineralogy, R. B. Cook, 63; Gem Ottaway, T., appointed, 140 neous Datolite in Michigan’s Lake Superi-
Trails of New Mexico, A. E. Smith, 63; Gem Paakkonenite, California, 163 or Copper District—Part 1: Northern
Trails of Texas, A. E. Smith, 355; Glacial Pedersen, E., Minerals of the Gilman District Keweenaw County and Isle Royale Nation-
Lake Missoula and Its Humongous Floods, and Eagle Mine, Eagle County, Colorado, al Park, 170-88
A. E. Smith, 203; Ice Age, J. J. Ernissee, 298-323 Runner, J., deceased, 85
202-3; Lovozero Massif—History, Peg- Pegmatite, J. Rakovan, 201 Russia, brookite, 192-95
matites, and Minerals, R. B. Cook, 202; Pennsylvania, staurolite, 120 Rutile, Graves Mountain, Lincoln County,
Minerals—Foundations of Society, A. R. Perimorph, 348-50 Georgia, R. B. Cook, 112-16
Kampf, 427-28; Mineral Species Discov- Peru, see Andes Mountains; silver, Uchuccha- Saint-John, A., see Twenty-Ninth Rochester
ered in Canada and Species Named after cua, Peru, 40-45; who’s who in the names Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed
Canadians, R. B. Cook, 353-55; On the of type minerals from Peru, 57 Papers in Specimen Mineralogy
Volume 79, January/February 2004 7
Savinar, H., see In Memoriam Tourmaline Discovery at the Cryo-Genie Welcome to the Minerals of the Andes, R. B.
Scapolite, New Jersey, 253 Mine, San Diego County, California, A. R Cook, 11
Scepters or “Decepters”?, J. S. White, 132-33 Kampf, K. Gochenour, J. Clanin, 156-68 White, G. M., see In Memoriam
Schorl, California, 162 Tremolite, New Jersey, 253 Whitmore, R. W., see Twenty-Ninth Rochester
Schwenzer, S. P., see Who's Who in Mineral Tridymite, Arizona, 118 Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed
Names Tron, J., see Collector’s Note Papers in Specimen Mineralogy
Scorodite, California, 163 Tschernich, R. W., appointed, 104—5 Who’s Who in the Names of Type Minerals
Scovil, J. A., see Media Reviews Tucker, T., see Twenty-Ninth Rochester Min- from the Countries of the Andes, P. Taras-
Secondary Minerals from the Carletonville eralogical Symposium: Contributed Papers soff, 54-57
Gold Mines, Witwatersrand Goldfield, in Specimen Mineralogy Who’s Who in Mineral Names, Anthony
South Africa, D. Kershaw, B. Cairncross, Tucson Show, 11, 59 Robert Kampf (b. 1948), D. Leicht, 126-28;
B. Freese, P. de Vries Twenty-Ninth Rochester Mineralogical Sym- Archduke Stephan Franz Victor of Habs-
Selenite—Die, You Accursed Term, J. S posium: Contributed Papers in Specimen burg-Lorraine (1817-1867), H.-D. Gotter,
White, 420-21 Mineralogy, 117-25: Chevkinite-(Ce) from T. Kirnbauer, S. P. Schwenzer, B. Sick,
Short Shoots from the Late Jurassic Morrison Clove (Wilks) Iron Mine, Monroe, Orange 408-11; Bernardino Rivadavia
Formation of Southeastern Utah, R. D County, New York, M. Lupulescu, M. (1780-1845), P. Tarassoff, 52-53; Who’s
Dayvault, H. S. Hatch, 232-47 Hawkins, 124-35; Fluorapatite from the Who in the Names of Type Minerals from
Sick, B., see Who's Who in Mineral Names Emmons Pegmatite, Oxford County, Maine, the Countries of the Andes, P. Tarassoff,
Siderite, Colorado, 319 W. B. Simmons, A. U. Falster, R. Sprague, 54-57
Sidney Pieters (1920-2003), B. Cairncross, T. Wielkiewicz, B. S. Giller, 123-24; Inves- Wielkiewicz, T., see Twenty-Ninth Rochester
3-61 tigations of Oxide Minerals from an Old Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed
Sidpietersite, 361 Collection of Madagascar Minerals, A. U. Papers in Specimen Mineralogy
Silver, Colorado, 320 Falster, W. B. Simmons, | 17—18; The Min- Wight, Q., see Through the “Scope
Silver, Uchucchacua, Peru, R. B. Cook, 40-45 eralogy of the Buck Hill Syenite Intrusion, Winchell, J. R., deceased 86
Simmons, W. B., see In Memoriam, see Twen- Augusta County, Virginia, E. Raiter, A Wisconsin, Waterloo quarry, 118
ty-Ninth Rochester Mineralogical Sympo- Saint-John, L. E. Kearns, T. Tucker, Wolf, A., Ferroaxinite from Lime Crest Quar-
sium: Contributed Papers in Specimen Min 123-124; Microminerals from Black Jack ry, Sparta, New Jersey, 252-56
eralogy Canyon, Greenlee County, Arizona, E. A Word to the Wise, J. Rakovan, Hypogene
Skarn, J. Rakovan, 271 Grundel, 1 18—19; Montebrasite and Associ- and Supergene, 419; Manto, 351; Peg-
Smith, A. E., see Media Reviews; A Nostalgic ated Secondary Phosphates from the Paler- matite, 201; Skarn, 271
Look at Rock Shops, Tourist Traps, and mo No. 2 Mine, North Groton, New Hamp- Wulfenite, New Hampshire, 418
Exploited Geological Curiosities along the shire, J. W. Nizamoff, R. W. Whitmore, A. | The Year in Micromounting—2002 Was a Year
Roadside, 100-109; see T hrough the U. Falster, W. B. Simmons, 122-23; A Nat- of Haste, Q. Wight, 262-70
Scope ural Occurrence of Graphite Cones, J. A. Zircon, California, 163 =
Smithsonite, Colorado, 320; New Hampshire, Jaszczak, G. W. Robinson, 118; A New
417 Occurrence of Cubic Magnetite in Fuma-
€xcepzional CDuseum Qualizy
South Africa, Carletonville gold mines, role Deposits on the Summit of Sunset
390-99 Crater Volcano, Northern Arizona, S. L.
Gem Crystals
Sphalerite, Colorado, 320; New Hampshire, Hanson, A. U. Falster, W. B. Simmons,
417, Witwatersrand, 396 1 19-20; Slag Minerals of Val Varenna, Gen- CDineral Specimens
Sphalerite, Eagle Mine, Gilman, Eagle Coun ova, Italy, W. A. Henderson Jr., 120-22;
ty, Colorado, R. B. Cook, 330-34 Three Obsolete Mineral Names: “Lado- Rare Cur Scones
Sprague, R., see Twenty-Ninth Rochester gaite,” “Capitanite,” and “Rosaliaite,” G. W.
Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed Robinson, 120; Transparent Staurolite
Papers in Specimen Mineralogy Microcrystals from Trainer, Pennsylvania, D. Odsodda
Stained-glass artwork, 190-91 V. T. King, 120; The Waterloo Quarry: A
Staurolite, Pennsylvania, 120 New Locality for Gahnite, Dost Office Box 51
Steinerocaulis, Utah, 241 Manganocolumbite, and Manganotantalite Shorr Ditls, N} 07078 USA
Stephanite, 408—11; Colorado, 321 in Southern Wisconsin, T. W. Buchholz, A
Subiotantalite, California, 163 U. Falster, W. B. Simmons, 118 Cet: 1-973-467-0212
Stromeyerite, Colorado, 321 2002 Thank- Yous, 88-90 Lax: 1-973-467-3577
Sulfur, Colorado, 321 Using the Proper “—morph,” J. S. White,
Email: minerals©@home.com
Sylvanite, Colorado, 321 348-50
The Szenics Collection of Contemporary Utah, Morrison Formation, fossils, 232-47
Chilean Minerals: A New Addition to the Vaisvil, K., Colorful Keokuk Geodes from Constancly receiving new maccrial
Harvard Mineralogical Museum, C. A Lewis County, Missouri, 226-31
Francis, 46-51 Venezuela, who’s who in the names of type
Szomolnokite, Colorado, 321 minerals from Venezuela, 57
Tarassoff, P., see Who's Who in Mineral Victor, Archduke Stephan Franz, 408-11
Names Virginia, Buck Hill, 123-24
Tenorite, Michigan, 338 Volunteers, 90
Tetradymite, Colorado, 322 Wallace, T. C., Carnegie Award, 149; Minerals
Tetrahedrite-tennantite, Colorado, 322 of the Andes: Emeralds, Gold, and Silver
Through the "Scope, Micromineral Collecting from the Sky, 12-38
at Mineral Hill, Wakefield, Carroll County, Warren, W. J., Jr., Minerals of the Gilman Dis-
New Hampshire, A. E. Smith, 414-18; The trict and Eagle Mine, Eagle County, Col-
Year in Micromounting—2002 Was a Year orado, 298-323
of Haste, Q. Wight, 262-70 feber, M. J. H., see In Memoriam
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