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IK Pages Issues 1- 88 Jan./Feb. 89-168 Mar./Apr. Annite, 218 12—13;2 J. D. Grice griceite, 49-51; Nova 169-248 May/June Apatite, Pennsylvania, 231 Scotia minerals, 54—61; Pine Point 249-328 July/Aug. Apophyllite, Nova Scotia, 59; Ontario, 111 deposits, 24-32; polybasite, 44-48; 329-408 Sept./Oct. Aragonite, New Mexico, 149 Tucson Show, 72-73 409-488 Nov./Dec. Arkansas, Crater of Diamonds anadian Diamonds—Obscurity to Center State Park, 333 Stage, W. F. Boyd, 278-83 Cover Photographs Artists, see Robinson, ares, S. W., see In Memoriam Zs. Aspidolite, 218 ‘arnegie Award, 173 January/February: Gold, British \tacamite, Moonta Mine, South Australia, arrollite, Democratic Republic of the Columbia, Canada; Harvard Australia, R. B. Cook, 374-78 Congo, 125 Mineralogical Museum specimen, Auction donors, 97-99 eladonite, 218; Brandberg, Namibia, 451 Jeff Scovil photo. Aurichalcite, Colorado, 386 erussite, Colorado, 360; 386; Namibia, March/April: Cubanite, Chibougamau, Azurite, Colorado, 386 126; New Mexico, 150; Nova Scotia, 61 Quebec, Canada; Rod and Helen thabazite, Nova Scotia, 58; Tyson specimen, Jeff Scovil photo. Pennsylvania, 232 May/June: “Rainbow” garnet (andra- Babingtonite, Brandberg, Namibia, 450 thakhmouradian, A. R., see Media Reviews dite), Kouse mine, Tenkawa, Nara Barite, Brandberg, Namibia, 451; Colora- thalcanthite, Pennsylvania, 233 Prefecture, Japan; Hidemichi Hori do, 386; Correze, France, 127; Northwest chalcopyrite, Pennsylvania, 231 specimen and photo. Territories, 29; Nova Scotia, 60 ‘halcotrichite, Pennsylvania, 233 July/August: Calcite, Fivemile Point, Barwood, H., The Hogg Estate or ‘chamberlain, S. C., Road-Cut Mineral Keweenaw County, Michigan; Pam Mineral Processing Mine, LaGrange, Occurrences of St. Lawrence County, and Jerry Hall specimen, John Troup County, Georgia, 180-86 New York—Part 2: Yellow Lake Road Jaszczak photo. Bertrandite, Nova Scotia, 60 Cut, 366-7 32 September/October: Milky quartz + Beryl, Georgia, 185-86; Pakistan, 127; chernykhite, 18 crystals, Cliff-Hanger pocket, the Ukraine, 125-26 ‘herry blossom stones, 284—92 Amphitheater, Ouray, Colorado; Biotite, Georgia, 186 Childrenite, Nova Scotia, 60 Benjy Kuehling specimen, Mark Birch, W. D., Allanite-(Ce) and Its Type chips from the Quarry, M. E. Huizing, Vend! photo. Locality, 200-205 5-8, 93-94, 173-75, 253-55 November/December: Quartz with Bityite, 218 413-15 hematite inclusions, Brandberg, Bolivia, trace fossils, 362-63 ‘hlorargyrite, Colorado, 386 Namibia; Uli Bahmann specimen, Bornite, Pennsylvania, 231 ‘hlorite, Nova Scotia, 60; Pennsylvania, Bruce Cairncross photo. Boromuscovite, 218 231 Bournonite, Hunan, China, 126 Chromceladonite, 218 Boyd, W. F., Canadian Diamonds— Chromphyllite, 218 Obscurity to Center Stage, 278-82 Chrysocolla, Brandberg, Namibia, 451; Abraham “Abe” Rosenzweig (1925-2005), Brammalite, 218 Pennsylvania, 233 L. Himes, 155 Brochantite, Colorado, 386 Cleavage in Quartz, J. S$. White, 389-91 Actinolite, Pennsylvania, 230 Bynum, G. L., see Media Reviews The Cliff-Hanger Pocket, the Amphithe- Adularia, Nova Scotia, 60 ater, Ouray County, Colorado, Agate, Michigan, 271-72 C T. Rosemeyer, 379-81 Albite, Pakistan, 125, 127 -airncross, B., Minerals from the Gobo- Clintonite, 217 Allanite-(Ce) and Its Type Locality, O. boseb Mountains, Brandberg Region, Collecting Microminerals in Leadville, V. Petersen, K. Secher, W. D. Birch, Namibia, 442—57 Lake County, Colorado, A. E. Smith, 200-205 ‘alcite, Brandberg, Namibia, 451; Colo- 383-87 Almandine, Georgia, 186 rado, 386; Hunan, China, 125; Michigan, Collecting Microminerals on the Dumps Aluminoceladonite, 217 261; Minnesota, 138; New Mexico, 150; of the Petroglyph Mine, Hillsboro “A” Mica, J. Rakovan, 235 New York, 368; Northwest Territories, District, Sierra County, New Mexico, Amphibolite-group minerals, Ontario, 29; Nova Scotia, 60; Pennsylvania, 232 C. N. Staszak, 147-51 34—42 ‘alcite Vein-Dikes of the Grenville Geo- Collecting Ordovician Fossils at Swatara Analcime, Brandberg, Namibia, 450; Nova logical Province, Ontario, Canada, D. K. State Park, Lebanon County, Pennsylva Scotia, 58 Joyce, 34-42 nia, J. S. White, 293-95 Analcime, Mont Saint-Hilaire, Quebec, ‘anada, analcime, 128—32; artist G. H. Collector’s Guide to the Mica Group, R. J. Canada, R. B. Cook, 128—32 Glenn, 206-07; artist R. Michelutti, Lauf, 214-24 Anandite, 217 52-53; artist S. Robinson, 134—35; Collector’s Note, The Cliff-Hanger Pocket, Anatase, Nova Scotia, 60 calcite vein-dikes, 34-42; diamonds, the Amphitheater, Ouray County, Andradite, Pennsylvania, 230 278-83; fluorite, 114-20; gold, 14-22; Colorado, T. Rosemeyer, 379-81; Anglesite, Colorado, 360; New Mexico, 149 100-13; gypsum, 62-66; introduction, Montana Natrolite—The Search Volume 82, January/February 2007 77 Continues, C. S. Tucker, 463-65; A C 30; Pennsylvania, 233 Weardale Mineralogical Mystery, J. Eastonite, 218 Gypsum Crystals in Canada, Fisher, 225-28 Eisenberger, L., see Through the Scope M. Mauthner, 62-66 ollett, T., An Introduction to Minerals Elbaite, Pakistan, 127 in Nova Scotia and a Report on Recent Encrustation Pseudomorphs of Prehnite TH Collecting, 54-61 after Laumontite from St. Louis and Hall, D., see Media Reviews olor fund, 97-99 Lake Counties, Minnesota, Hedtke, M., Encrustation Pseudomorphs olorado, see Collector’s Note, see Rose M. Hedtke, 136—40 of Prehnite after Laumontite from St. meyer, T., see Through the Scope Eosphorite, Nova Scotia, 60 Louis and Lake Counties, Minnesota, Soming Events, 87, 167, 246—47, 326-27 E phesite, 219 136—40 406-07, 486-87 Epidote, Brandberg, Namibia, 451; Helga Schreeb (b. 1960), German Mineral onnoisseur’s Choice, R. B. Cook, Anal- Pennsylvania, 231 Artist, S. Robinson, 364—65 cime, Mont Saint-Hilaire, Quebec, Can- Epitaxy, J. Rakovan, 317-20 Hematite, Brandberg, Namibia, 453; ada, 128-32; Atacamite, Moonta Mine, Ernissee, J. J., see Media Reviews Pennsylvania, 232; Repubiic of South South Australia, Australia, Africa, 126 374-78; Covellite, Summitville, Rio Hemimorphite, Colorado, 360, 386 Grande County, Colorado, 296 300; Feldspar group, Georgia, 186; Hendricksite, 219 Linarite, Mammoth-St. Anthony Mine, Pennsylvania, 231 Heulandite, Brandberg, Namibia, 453; Tiger, Pinal County, Arizona, 208-13; Ferro-aluminoceladonite, 219 Nova Scotia, 58; Pennsylvania, 23224 Polybasite, Husky Mine, Elsa, Yukon Ferroceladonite, 219 Himes, L., see In Memoriam lerritory, Canada, 44—51 Stannite Ferrocolumbite, Georgia, 186 The Hogg Estate or Mineral Processing Freiberg, Saxony, Germany, 458-61 Ferrokinoshitalite, 219 Mine, LaGrange, Troup County, Geor onsuelo G. Prince 1928-2006), A. I Fisher, J., see Collector's Note gia, H. Barwood, R. B. Cook, 180-86 Smith, 473 Flexicalymene granulosa, Pennsylvania, Horvath, L., see Who’s Who in ook, R. B., see Connoisseur'’s Choice; 293-95 Mineral Names The Hogg Estate or Mineral Processing Fluorapatite, Ontario 34-42 Hurlbut, C. S., Jr., see In Memoriam Mine, LaGrange, Troup County, Geor Fluorite, Correze France, 127; Nova Hydrozincite, Colorado, 360 gia, [SO—S6; see Media Reviews; Trace Scotia, 60 Pak istan, 127 Weardale, Fossil Preservation by Native England, 22> 5-28 Copper, Corocoro, Bolivia, 362 63 Fluorite Occurrences in Canada, M Illite, 219 Welcome to the Gems and Minerals of Mauthner, | Melanson, 114 20 Ilmenite, Ontario 34 4? Canada 12 13 Fossils. ee White, |. S see Savrda, ¢ I Index to Volume 80 2005), 75-81 opper, Bolivia, 362; Brandberg Namibia, Francis, C. A., Gold Crystal Localities of Indialite-cordierite intergrowths, 284-92 451; Michigan, 263; Pennsylvania, 231 British Columbia, Canada, }1 4 2—2; — See In Memoriam, Abraham “Abe” Rosenzweig ordierite-indialite intergrowths, 284—92 In Memoriam 1925-2005), L. Himes, 155; Consuelo ornelius Searle Hurlbut Jr. (1906—2005 rederick H. Pough (1906-2006 G. Prince (1928-2006), A. E. Smith, C. A. Francis, 312 Q. Wight, 313-14 473; Cornelius Searle Hurlbut Jr. (1906 orundum, Sri Lanka, 126 2005), C. A. Francis, 312; Frederick H ovellite, Summitville, Rio Grande G Pough 1906-2006), Q.W ight, 313-14; County, Colorado, R. B. Cook aber, C. |] ee In Memoriam Louis Moyd 1916-2006), R. A 296 300 alena, Northwest Territories, 29 Gault, 474 75; Maximilian “Max” Glas raniops, Pennsylvania, 293—95 arry H. Glenn (1942-2005), Canadian 1948-2005 , G. Neumeier, 237; Paul rater of Diamonds State Park : Mineral Artist, S. Robinson, {206—\0 7 Ernest Smith 1922-2005), ¢ Gaber, ryptolithus bellulus, Pennslvania ault, R. A., see Who's Who in Mineral 237-38; Stephen Whitney Cares ubanite, Quebec, 108 Names; see In Memoriam 1909-2006), Q Wight, 399 uprite, Nova Scotia, 61; Pennsylvania yauthier,G . J., « ] eceased, 415 International Mineralogical Association seorgia, Hogg Estate, 180—86 meeting, 165 p slas M et In Memoriam Internet Directory for the Earth Sciences, Dalmanella, Pennsylvania slauconite, 219 82-85, 161 64, 242-45, 321-24, Datolite, Michigan slenn, G. H artist, 206 400-404, 482 85 Davis, ¢ M , deceased, 255 smelinite, Nova Scotia, 58 An Introduction to Minerals in Nova Descloizite Localities in the Cent x0ethite, Brandberg, Namibia, 451; New Scotia and a Report on Recent Collect Portion of the Colorado Mineral Belt, 7 Mexico 150 New York, 370: ing, R. Van Dommelen, T. Collett, 54-61 Rosemeyer, 356-61 Pennsylvania, 233 Isotelus, Pennsylvania, 293-95 Descloizite, New Mexico, 150 x0ld Crystal Localities of British Desert Varnish, ] Rakovan, 393-94 Columbia, Canada M. Mauthner, ¢ J Diamond, Canada 278-83 Francis, 14—22 Japan, see Rakovan, J Diatreme, J. Rakovan, 153 x0ld in the Canadian Shield, D. K. Joyce, Joel Denison Grice (b. 1946), R. A. Diopside, Pennsylvania, 230 100-113 Gault, 49-51 Dioptase, Pennsylvania 33 sold, Nevada 1? Jones, J. L., see Through the "Scope Djurleite Pennsylvania, 231 x0ldstein, A., Kentucky Mineral Locality Jones, R. W., 2006 Tucson Gem and Dolomite, Colorado, 386; New York 368; Index, 420-41 Mineral Show: A Preview, 72-73 Northwest Territories, 29 ( sraphite, New York, 370 Joyce, D. K., Calcite Vein-Dikes of the Donors, color fund, 97-99 Griceite, Quebec, 49 Grenville Geological Province, Ontario, Grice, J. D., see Who’s Who in Mineral Canada, 34—42; Gold in the Canadian Names Shield, 100-13 Gypsum, Brandberg, Namibia, 453; Colorado, 386; Northwest Territories, ROCKS & MINERALS L. Bynum, 157—58; Missouri Mining Kampf, A. R., see Media Reviews; Heritage Guide, R. B. Cook, 157; Natural Okie Dokie Diamond, 333 Mineral Collection Cataloguing Materials: Sources, Properties, and Uses, Opal, Pennsylvania, 233 Software, 121-23 A. E. Smith, 397-98; New Mexico Min- Orthoclase, Ontario, 34—42 Kentucky Mineral Locality Index, A. ing Heritage Guide, R. B. Cook, 157; Goldstein, 420-41 Photoatlas of Inclusions in Gemstones, Keweenaw, see Rosemeyer, T. Volume 2, R. B. Cook, 476; The Smale Pagano, R., see Media Reviews Kinoshitalite, 219 Collection—Beauty in Natural Crystals, Paragonite, 220 Kitamura, M., Sakuri Ishi (Cherry R. B. Cook, 476-77; Wilensky Fine Min- Parisite, Nova Scotia, 60 Blossom Stones): Mica Pseudomorphs erals, Volume 1, R. B. Cook, 477-78 Paul Ernest Smith (1922-2005), C. J. of Complex Cordierite-Indialite Melanson, EF. Fluorite Occurrences in Gaber, 237-38 Intergrowths from Kameoka, Kyoto Canada, 114-20 Pennsylvania, microminerals, 229-34 Prefecture, Japan, 284-92 Mesolite, Nova Scotia, 59 Petarasite, Quebec, 141 Mica group, 214—25 Petersen, O. V., Allanite-(Ce) and Its Type Mica-group minerals, Ontario, 34—42 Locality, 200-05 Lauf, R. J., Collector’s Guide to the Mica Michelutti, R., artist, 52-53 Peter Tarassoff (b. 1934), L. Horvath, Group, 214-24 Michigan, minerals, see Rosemeyer, T. 141-44 Laumontite, Brandberg, Namibia, 453; Microcline, Ontario, 34—42 Petroglyphs, 393-94 Nova Scotia, 59; Pennsylvania, 232 The Microminerals of Valley Quarry, Petrov, A., News from Japan: Part 4—The Lepidolite, 217 Gettysburg, Adams County, Pennsylva- University of Tokyo (Wakabayashi) and Let’s Get It Right, J. S. White, Cleavage in nia, J. L. Jones, L. Eisenberger, 229-34 National Science Museum (Sakurai) Quartz, 389-91; The Plagioclase Feld- Microminerals, see Through the Scope Collections and a Plethora of Local spars, 315—16; Single Crystals, 471-72 Millerite, Ontario, 106 Monuments and Mineral and Mining Letters, 9-11, 95—96, 177-79, 257-59, Mimetite, Colorado, 386 Museums, 188—98; Trace Fossil Pres- 337—39, 417-19 Mineral Collection Cataloguing Software, ervation by Native ¢ opper, Corocoro, Levinson, A. A., deceased, 175 \. R. Kampf, 121-23 Bolivia, 362—63 Linarite, Mammoth-St. Anthony Mine, Minerals from the Goboboseb Mountains, Phase Transition, J. Rakovan, 467-69 liger, Pinal County, Arizona, R. B. Brandberg Region, Namibia, B. Phenakite, Nova Scotia, 60 Cook, 208-13 Cairncross, U. Bahmann, 442-57 Phlogopite, 216 Linarite, Nova Scotia, 61 Minerals of the Pine Point Lead-Zinc Photography, mineral, 124-27 Locock, A. J., Minerals of the Pine Point Deposits, Northwest Territories, Canada, The Plagioclase Feldspars, J. S. White, Lead-Zinc Deposits, Northwest \. J. Locock, R. Mussieux, R. Tyson, 315-16 Territories, Canada, 24—32 24-32 Plattnerite, Colorado, 386 Louis Moyd (1916-2006), R. A. Gault, Minnesota, pseudomorphs, 136—40 Plumbojarosite, Colorado, 386 474-75 Mississippi Valley—Type Deposits, Polybasite, Yukon Territory, Canada, 127 J. Rakovan, 69-71 Polybasite, Husky Mine, Elsa, Yukon Montana Natrolite—The Search Territory, Canada, R. B. Cook, 44-48 Magnetite, Pennsylvania, 232 Continues, C. S. Tucker, 463-65 Polylithionite, 220 Malachite, Colorado, 386; Nova Scotia, Montana, wulfenite, 340-55 Pough, F. H., see In Memoriam 61; Pennsylvania, 233 Montdorite, 220 Prehnite, Brandberg, Namibia, 453; Min- Manganite, Nova Scotia, 60 Montmorillonite, Pennsylvania, 233 nesota, 136—40; Nova Scotia, 59 Marcasite, New York, 370 Moyd, L., deceased, 255; see In Memoriam Preiswerkite, 220 Margarite, 219 Muscovite, 216; Georgia, 186; Prince, C. G., see In Memoriam Masutomilite, 220 Pennsylvania, 232—33 Pseudomalachite, Nova Scotia, 61 Mattison, B. S., deceased, 175 Museum Notes, 165, 242, 325, 404—5, Pseudomorphs, Minnesota, 136—40 Mauthner, M., Fluorite Occurrences in 479-80 Psilomelane, New Mexico, 150 Canada, 114—20; Gold Crystal Localities Mussieux, R., Minerals of the Pine Point Pumpellyite, Brandberg, Namibia, 454 of British Columbia, Canada, 14—22; Lead-Zinc Deposits, Northwest Pyrite, Brandberg, Namibia, 454; New Gypsum Crystals in Canada, 62-66 Territories, Canada, 24—33 York, 370; Pennsylvania, 232 Maximilian “Max” Glas (1948-2005), G. Pyrolusite, Nova Scotia, 60; Neumeiter, 237 Ni Pennsylvania, 233 Mcauslanite, Nova Scotia, 60 Namibia, minerals, 442—57 Pyromorphite, Colorado, 360; Correze, Media Reviews, Nanpingite, 220 France, 127; Nova Scotia, 61 Agates, R. B. Cook, 158-59; Atlas der Natrolite, Montana, 463-65; Nova Scotia, Pyroxene-group minerals, Ontario, 34—42 Krystallformen, R. B. Cook, 396; Dragon 59; Pennsylvania, 232 Hunter, J. J. Ernissee, 159; E. Guides Neumeier, G., see In Memoriam Rock and Mineral, D. Hall, 158; New Mexico, microminerals, 147-51 Quartz, Brandberg, Namibia, 454; cleavage, Gneissware Mineral Catalog, A. R. News from Japan: Part 4—The University 389-91; Colorado, 379; Georgia, 186; Kampf, 397; History of Minerals, Rocks of Tokyo (Wakabayashi) and National Hunan, China, 126;New Mexico, 150; and Fossil Resins Discovered in the Car- Science Museum (Sakurai) Collections New York, 370; Nova Scotia, 60; Paki pathian Region, R. B. Cook, 477-78; and a Plethora of Local Monuments and stan, 127; Pennsylvania, 232 Ilmeny Mountains: Mineralogy of Peg- Mineral and Mining Museums, J. Rako- matites, R. B. Cook, 396; Kovdor, A. R., van, A. Petrov, 188-98 Chakhmouradian, 396; Maryland Min- News from the Keweenaw: Part 3—Recent Rafinesquina, Pennsylvania, 293-95 ing Heritage Guide, R. B. Cook, 157; Mineral Finds in Michigan’s Copper Rakovan, J., News from Japan: Part 4—The Minerals and Their Localities, R. B. Country, T. Rosemeyer, 260—76 University of Tokyo (Wakabayashi) and Cook, 160; Minerals of the Kerch New York, see Chamberlain, S. C. National Science Museum (Sakurai) Iron-Ore Basin in Eastern Crimea, R. Norrishite, 220 Collections and a Plethora of Local Pagano, 239; Minerals of the World, G. Volume 82, January/February 2007 79 Minerals of the Pine Point Zinc Deposits, Northwest lerritories, Canada, 24 Minerals from the Goboboseb Mountains, Brandberg Region, \ Namibia, 4{ 42 7 Vanadinite, New Mexico, 150 Stilpnom Stripp, D Sulfur, Northwest Territori ) Van Dommelen, R n Introduction to Susan Robin anadian and Minerals in Nova Scotia and a Report American neral A on Recent Collecting, 54-61 T Rosemeye! ) Vivianite, Nova Scotia, 60 Tainiolite Tamada, O u 1 (Cherry Blossom Walter, M., Road-Cut Mineral Occurrences of St. Lawrence County, New York—Part Stones): i Pseudomorphso l Yellow Lake Road-Cut, 366—73 Compk rdierite-Indialite Rosco Intergrowths fro ameoka, Kyoto \ Weardale 7Mi2n9e ralogical Mystery, Rose! Prefectu a d J. Fisher, 225-28 l " | ) Wahn o's ArW ho in Welcome to the Gems and Minerals of Canada, R. B. Cook, 12—13 White, J. S., Collecting Ordovician Fossils letra-ferri ea bl at Swatara State Park, Lebanon County, Letra-ferriy ‘ ode :- “o‘ m IsonNnite, Pennsylvania, 293—95; see Let's Get It cignt Through the 'S Microminet * me ‘Tale Who's Who in Mineral Names, Joel Deni Collection son Grice (b. 1946), R. A. Gault, 49-51; Peter Tarassoff (b. 1934), L.H orvath, Dumps of the llsboro District 14: 1-44 . CN Wight, Q., see In Memoriam; see Through CXIco : . \A; — 1 tl scope ticrominerals - : 7 ica Pseudomorp! tysbbuurrg , AdAadra ms \W illemite, >N>e w Mexico, 150 1 Jones Wonesite, Word to the Wise,J . Rakovan, “A” Mica, \ TOMOL 235; Diatreme, 15 -54; Desert Varnish 393-94; Epitaxy, 317—20; Mississippi tor Europe, C litanite. Ontar Valley» T ype > Dep> osits, 69 711-: p Phase > lransition, 467-69 Pennsylvar Worm burrows, Bolivia, 362—63 Tobelite Wroewolfeite, Nova Scotia, 61 Topaz Pakistar Wulfenite, Colorado, 361, 386; New Mexico, lrace Fossil Preservation by Native Schorl, Georgi Copper, Corocoro, Bolivia, ¢ 150; Nova Scotia, 61 Pennsylvania Savra da R>. B \_OOK 1 Wulfenite in Montana, C. Tucker, 340-55 Schreeb, H.., artist \. Petrov, 362— Scovil Favorites 2 Iremolite, Pennsylvania, 231 124-127 lrrilaarrthtrnursu.s enPennsnysivivvaanniiaa., 229735-—9 5 The Year in Micromounting. —2005 Was Secher K [rilleiet]h ionite<, ae2s21 the Year for Europe, Q. Wigh£ t, 301-11 Locality, 200 Triplite Nova Scotia, 60 Jy Shirokshinite Tucker, ¢ see Collector’s Note; Shirozulite, 221 Zeitner, J., Carnegie Award, 173 Wulfenite in Montana, 340—55 ars Siderite, Brandberg, Namibia, 454 2005 Thank- Yous, 97—99 Zincrosasite, Colorado, 386 New York, 370; Nova Scotia, 6 . Zinnwaldite, 217 2006 Tucson Gem and Mineral Show waldite Siderophyllite, 221 A Preview, R.. W. Jones, "7924-7 3 Zircrcon, or ntarOinot,a rio, 34434 —42 Silver, Colorado, 386; Michigan, 268 Simmons, W. B., Salotti Award, 95 Single Crystals, J. S. White, 471—72 Online Auction to Benefit Smith, A. E., see In Memoriam; see Media Reviews; see Through the Rocks & Minerals Scope www.mineral-auctions.com Smith, P. E., see In Memoriam Smithsonite, Colorado, 386 Software, mineral collection, 121—23 Viewing: Apr 5 ¢ Starting: Apr 7 ¢ Closing: Apr 10 see Media Reviews Sowerbvella, Pennsylvania, 293—95 Managed by John Veevaert Trinity Mineral Company Sphalerite, Northwest Territories, 30; Ontario, 102 80 ROCKS & MiNERALS