Publication - Michigan Geological and Biological SurveyThe Survey., 1914 |
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... surface of the ground ; i . e . , the " lay of the land " in addition to bare facts of location of things natural and artificial , such as lakes , streams , swamps , highways , surveyed lines , railroads , buildings , drains , etc. A ...
... surface of the ground ; i . e . , the " lay of the land " in addition to bare facts of location of things natural and artificial , such as lakes , streams , swamps , highways , surveyed lines , railroads , buildings , drains , etc. A ...
Side 54
... surface and the character of the underlying soil forma- tions . Soil maps lose much of their practical value if they are not constructed on a topographic base . 3. In the Construction of Highways . Michigan has entered on a policy of ...
... surface and the character of the underlying soil forma- tions . Soil maps lose much of their practical value if they are not constructed on a topographic base . 3. In the Construction of Highways . Michigan has entered on a policy of ...
Side 55
... surface . The topographic maps of the United States will constitute a military map and will be useful in the de- velopment of plans for offense and defense . In the consideration of strategical movements of the troops , particularly of ...
... surface . The topographic maps of the United States will constitute a military map and will be useful in the de- velopment of plans for offense and defense . In the consideration of strategical movements of the troops , particularly of ...
Side 57
... surface or in common phraseology " the lay of the land . " I have urged on the legislature in two successive sessions the importance of an early completion of the topographic map of the state , and while I deem the investigation of ...
... surface or in common phraseology " the lay of the land . " I have urged on the legislature in two successive sessions the importance of an early completion of the topographic map of the state , and while I deem the investigation of ...
Side 64
... surface deposits have been ruined through leakage from the abandoned salt wells unplugged or improperly plugged . In the vicinity of Grand Rapids drillings for salt and gypsum have per- mitted the sulphate brines of the Michigan Series ...
... surface deposits have been ruined through leakage from the abandoned salt wells unplugged or improperly plugged . In the vicinity of Grand Rapids drillings for salt and gypsum have per- mitted the sulphate brines of the Michigan Series ...
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A. C. Lane A. G. Ruthven abandoned act number agricultural analyses Annual Report anticline biological Board of Geological Bound in paper brine cement character Chief Naturalist clay co-operation College Commission Compassman copper deep borings distribution district drainage drilling duty economic Explorations and records field Figs formations four thousand six Geological Series Geological Survey Geological Geologist glacial gypsum Huron Huronian industry Inspector investigation iron bearing Iron River Isle Royale Junior Topographer Lake Gogebic lands limestone Mackinac Island Marquette Menominee Michi Mineral Statistics mineral waters oil and gas Oil shales operator Palaeozoic peat plat plugging Porcupine Mountains Public Library R. A. Smith R. C. Allen region River rocks Rodman Rominger Saginaw salt sand sandstone SECTION shales shore soil survey statistical tables stratigraphy Supply house Survey Geological Survey survey of Michigan tion topographic map topographic survey United States Geological Upper Peninsula water power water supplies
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Side 42 - Commissioners shall be furnished by the United States Geological Survey with photographic copies of the manuscript sheets; and, when the engraving...
Side 75 - ... allow or permit the flow of gas or oil from any such well to escape into the open air, without being confined within such well or proper pipes, or other safe receptacle for a longer period than two (2) days next after gas or oil shall have been struck in such well.
Side 19 - General, the Secretary of Internal Affairs, the Superintendent of Public Instruction and the President of the State Board of Health and Vital Statistics, and the Presidents of the three State Boards of Medical Examiners provided for in this Act.
Side 92 - First Biennial Report of the Progress of the Geological Survey of Michigan, embracing observations on the Geology, Zoology, and Botany of the Lower Peninsula.
Side 3 - DIRECTOR, RC ALLEN. SCIENTIFIC ADVISORS. Geologists.— Dr. LL Hubbard, Houghton; Prof. WH Hobbs, Ann Arbor; Prof.
Side 94 - Part II. Keweenaw Point with particular reference to the felsites and their associated rocks by LL Hubbard.
Side 3 - LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL To the Honorable, the Board of Geological and Biological Survey of the State of Michigan: Gov.
Side 76 - ... upon the discharge of his duties, give bond in the sum of five thousand dollars, with sureties to be approved by the president judge of the district in which he resides, conditioned for the faithful discharge of his duty, and take an oath (or affirmation) to discharge his duties impartially and with fidelity to the best of his knowledge and ability.
Side 44 - The following members of the United States Geological Survey were engaged in the field work under...
Side 76 - ... cemetery, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall, upon conviction thereof before any court of competent jurisdiction, be punished by a fine of not less than five dollars nor more than five hundred dollars...