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Myths and Folk-lore of the Timiskaming Algonquin and Timagami Ojibwa

LIST OF RECENT REPORTS OF GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

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Since 1910, reports issued by the Geological Survey have been called memoirs and have been numbered Memoir 1, Memoir 2, etc. Owing to delays incidental to the publishing of reports and their accompanying maps, not all of the reports have been called memoirs, and the memoirs have not been issued in the order of their assigned numbers and, therefore, the following list has been prepared to prevent any misconceptions arising on this account. The titles of all other important publications of the Geological Survey are incorporated in this list.

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Memoirs and Reports Published During 1910.

REPORTS.

Report on a geological reconnaissance of the region traversed by the National Transcontinental railway between Lake Nipigon and Clay lake, Ont.—by W. H. Collins. No. 1059.

Report on the geological position and characteristics of the oil-shale deposits of Canada—by R. W. Ells. No. 1107.

A reconnaissance across the Mackenzie mountains on the Pelly, Ross, and Gravel rivers, Yukon and North West Territories—by Joseph Keele. No. 1097.

Summary Report for the calendar year 1909. No. 1120.

MEMOIRS—GEOLOGICAL SERIES.

Memoir 1. No. 1, Geological Series. Geology of the Nipigon basin. Ontario—by Alfred W. G. Wilson.

Memoir 2. No. 2, Geological Series. Geology and ore deposits of Hedley mining district, British Columbia—by Charles Camsell.

Memoir 3. No. 3, Geological Series. Palæoniscid fishes from the Albert shales of New Brunswick—by Lawrence M. Lambe.

Memoir 5. No. 4, Geological Series. Preliminary memoir on the Lewes and Nordenskiöld Rivers coal district, Yukon Territory—by D. D. Cairnes.

Memoir 6. No. 5, Geological Series. Geology of the Haliburton and Bancroft areas, Province of Ontario—by Frank D. Adams and Alfred E. Barlow.

Memoir 7. No. 6, Geological Series. Geology of St. Bruno mountain, province of Quebec—by John A. Dresser.

MEMOIRS—TOPOGRAPHICAL SERIES.

Memoir 11. No. 1, Topographical Series. Triangulation and spirit levelling of Vancouver island, B.C., 1909—by R. H. Chapman.

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Memoirs and Reports Published During 1911.

REPORTS.

Report on a traverse through the southern part of the North West Territories, from Lac Seul to Cat lake, in 1902—by Alfred W. G. Wilson No. 1006.

Report on a part of the North West Territories drained by the Winisk and Upper Attawapiskat rivers—by W. McInnes. No. 1080.

Report on the geology of an area adjoining the east side of Lake Timiskaming—by Morley E. Wilson. No. 1064.

Summary Report for the calendar year 1910. No. 1170.

MEMOIRS—GEOLOGICAL SERIES.

Memoir 4. No. 7, Geological Series. Geological reconnaissance along the line of the National Transcontinental railway in western Quebec—by W. J. Wilson.

Memoir 8. No. 8, Geological Series. The Edmonton coal field, Alberta—by D. B. Dowling.

Memoir 9. No. 9, Geological Series. Bighorn coal basin, Alberta—by G. S. Malloch.

Memoir 10. No. 10, Geological Series. An instrumental survey of the shore-lines of the extinct lakes Algonquin and Nipissing in southwestern Ontario—by J. W. Goldthwait.

Memoir 12. No. 11, Geological Series. Insects from the Tertiary lake deposits of the southern interior of British Columbia, collected by Mr. Lawrence M. Lambe, in 1906—by Anton Handlirsch.

Memoir 15. No. 12, Geological Series. On a Trenton Echinoderm fauna at Kirkfield, Ontario—by Frank Springer.

Memoir 16. No. 13, Geological Series. The clay and shale deposits of Nova Scotia and portions of New Brunswick—by Heinrich Ries assisted by Joseph Keele.

MEMOIRS—BIOLOGICAL SERIES.

Memoir 14. No. 1, Biological Series. New species of shells collected by Mr. John Macoun at Barkley sound, Vancouver island, British Columbia—by William H. Dall and Paul Bartsch.

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Memoirs and Reports Published During 1912.

REPORTS.

Summary Report for the calendar year 1911. No. 1218.

MEMOIRS—GEOLOGICAL SERIES.

Memoir 13. No. 14, Geological Series. Southern Vancouver island—by Charles H. Clapp.

Memoir 21. No. 15, Geological Series. The geology and ore deposits of Phoenix, Boundary district, British Columbia—by O. E. LeRoy.

Memoir 24. No. 16, Geological Series. Preliminary report on the clay and shale deposits of the western provinces—by Heinrich Ries and Joseph Keele.

Memoir 27. No. 17, Geological Series. Report of the Commission appointed to investigate Turtle mountain, Frank, Alberta, 1911.

Memoir 28. No. 18, Geological Series. The Geology of Steeprock lake, Ontario—by Andrew C. Lawson. Notes on fossils from limestone of Steeprock lake, Ontario—by Charles D. Walcott.

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Memoirs and Reports Published During 1913.

REPORTS, ETC.

Museum Bulletin No. 1: contains articles Nos. 1 to 12 of the Geological Series of Museum Bulletins, articles Nos. 1 to 3 of the Biological Series of Museum Bulletins, and article No. 1 of the Anthropological Series of Museum Bulletins.

Guide Book No. 1. Excursions in eastern Quebec and the Maritime Provinces, parts 1 and 2.

Guide Book No. 2. Excursions in the Eastern Townships of Quebec and the eastern part of Ontario.

Guide Book No. 3. Excursions in the neighbourhood of Montreal and Ottawa.

Guide Book No. 4. Excursions in southwestern Ontario.

Guide Book No. 5. Excursions in the western peninsula of Ontario and Manitoulin island.

Guide Book No. 8. Toronto to Victoria and return via Canadian Pacific and Canadian Northern railways: parts 1, 2, and 3.

Guide Book No. 9. Toronto to Victoria and return via Canadian Pacific, Grand Trunk Pacific, and National Transcontinental railways.

Guide Book No. 10. Excursions in Northern British Columbia and Yukon Territory and along the north Pacific coast.

MEMOIRS—GEOLOGICAL SERIES.

Memoir 17. No. 28, Geological Series. Geology and economic resources of the Larder Lake district, Ont., and adjoining portions of Pontiac county, Que.—by Morley E. Wilson.

Memoir 18. No. 19, Geological Series. Bathurst district, New Brunswick—by G. A. Young.

Memoir 26. No. 34, Geological Series. Geology and mineral deposits of the Tulameen district, B.C.—by C. Camsell.

Memoir 29. No. 32, Geological Series. Oil and gas prospects of the northwest provinces of Canada—by W. Malcolm.

Memoir 31. No. 20, Geological Series. Wheaton district, Yukon Territory—by D. D. Cairnes.

Memoir 33. No. 30, Geological Series. The geology of Gowganda mining Division—by W. H. Collins.

Memoir 35. No. 29, Geological Series. Reconnaissance along the National Transcontinental railway in southern Quebec—by John A. Dresser.

Memoir 37. No. 22, Geological Series. Portions of Atlin district, B.C.—by D. D. Cairnes.

Memoir 38. No. 31, Geological Series. Geology of the North American Cordillera at the forty-ninth parallel, Parts I and II—by Reginald Aldworth Daly.

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Memoirs and Reports Published During 1914.

REPORTS, ETC.

Summary Report for the calendar year 1912. No. 1305.

Museum Bulletins Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, and 8 contain articles Nos. 13 to 22 of the Geological Series of Museum Bulletins, article No. 2 of the Anthropological Series, and article No. 4 of the Biological Series of Museum Bulletins.

Prospector’s Handbook No. 1: Notes on radium-bearing minerals—by Wyatt Malcolm.

MUSEUM GUIDE BOOKS.

The archæological collection from the southern interior of British Columbia—by Harlan I. Smith. No. 1290.

MEMOIRS—GEOLOGICAL SERIES.

Memoir 23. No. 23, Geological Series. Geology of the Coast and islands between the Strait of Georgia and Queen Charlotte sound B.C.—by J. Austen Bancroft.

Memoir 25. No. 21, Geological Series. Report on the clay and shale deposits of the western provinces (Part II)—by Heinrich Ries and Joseph Keele.

Memoir 30. No. 40, Geological Series. The basins of Nelson and Churchill rivers—by William McInnes.

Memoir 20. No. 41, Geological Series. Gold fields of Nova Scotia—by W. Malcolm.

Memoir 36. No. 33, Geological Series. Geology of the Victoria and Saanich map-areas, Vancouver island, B.C.—by C. H. Clapp.

Memoir 52. No. 42, Geological Series. Geological notes to accompany map of Sheep River gas and oil field, Alberta—by D. B. Dowling.

Memoir 43. No. 36, Geological Series. St. Hilaire (Beloeil) and Rougemont mountains, Quebec—by J. J. O’Neill.

Memoir 44. No. 37, Geological Series. Clay and shale deposits of New Brunswick—by J. Keele.

Memoir 22. No. 27, Geological Series. Preliminary report on the serpentines and associated rocks, in southern Quebec—by J. A. Dresser.

Memoir 32. No. 25, Geological Series. Portions of Portland Canal and Skeena Mining divisions, Skeena district, B.C.—by R. G. McConnell.

Memoir 47. No. 39, Geological Series. Clay and shale deposits of the western provinces, Part III—by Heinrich Ries.

Memoir 40. No. 24, Geological Series. The Archæan geology of Rainy lake—by Andrew C. Lawson.

Memoir 19. No. 26, Geological Series. Geology of Mother Lode and Sunset mines. Boundary district, B.C.—by O. E. LeRoy.

Memoir 39. No. 35, Geological Series. Kewagama Lake map-area, Quebec—by M. E. Wilson.

Memoir 51. No. 43, Geological Series. Geology of the Nanaimo map-area—by C. H. Clapp.

Memoir 61. No. 45, Geological Series. Moose Mountain district, southern Alberta (second edition)—by D. D. Cairnes.

Memoir 41. No. 38, Geological Series. The “Fern Ledges” Carboniferous flora of St. John, New Brunswick—by Marie C. Stopes.

Memoir 53. No. 44, Geological Series. Coal fields of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and eastern British Columbia (revised edition)—by D. B. Dowling.

Memoir 55. No. 46, Geological Series. Geology of Field map-area, Alberta and British Columbia—by John A. Allan.

MEMOIRS—ANTHROPOLOGICAL SERIES.

Memoir 48. No. 2, Anthropological Series. Some myths and tales of the Ojibwa of southeastern Ontario—collected by Paul Radin.

Memoir 45. No. 3, Anthropological Series. The inviting-in feast of the Alaska Eskimo—by E. W. Hawkes.

Memoir 49. No. 4, Anthropological Series. Malecite tales—by W. H. Mechling.

Memoir 42. No. 1, Anthropological Series. The double curve motive in northeastern Algonkian art—by Frank G. Speck.

MEMOIRS—BIOLOGICAL SERIES.

Memoir 54. No. 2, Biological Series. Annotated list of flowering plants and ferns of Point Pelee, Ont., and neighbouring districts—by C. K. Dodge.

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