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Home My WebLink AboutAPA1631M.I.R.L. Report No. 51 ALASKA COAL-A BIBLIOGRAPHY by Julia H. Triplehorn January 1, 1982 0 1.!) ..... 00 M ""'" 0 0 0 1.!) 1.!) 1""'- M M M.I.R.L. Report No. 51 ALASKA COAL - A BIBLIOGRAPHY by Julia H. Triplehorn ARLIS January 1, 1982 Alaska Resources Library & Information Services Anchora~e. Alaska School of Mineral Industry Mineral Industry Research Laboratory University of Alaska, Fairbanks Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 IN z_{ ~A1 At..cj f1b. 5( Preparation and publication of this volume is made possible by funds appropriated by the State of Alaska for Coal Research. .. ·1-- FOREWARD Coal has been mined and used in Alaska for more than a century, and still is the principal source of energy for power generation for the interior Alaska region. Recent events that have caused increases in the cost of energy have spurred new world-wide interest in greater use of lower cost coal in place of oil. In the past few years, there has been increased interest in Alaska coal by private investors, evidenced by stepped-up exploration activity. Interest from the Pacific Rim nations is shown by the signing of contracts between Korean buyers and the Usibelli Coal Mine; and the entrance of Korean capital into exploring the Bering River Field. Japan is continuing pilot plant testing of Beluga coal. All of this indicates a rapidly growing interest in Alaska's coal and it seemed appropriate to have a comprehensive bibliography of Alaskan coals available to help the emerging coal mining industry in Alaska. Since a literature search is the first task of every company that wants to enter the Alaskan coal mining industry, the time seemed appropriate to compile a comprehensive bibliography of Alaskan coal to eliminate duplication of ef- fort and guarantee the industry the most comprehensive source of information. Julia Triplehorn is uniquely qualified for this task. She is a reference librarian by profession, with background in both geology and library science, and long experience in bibliographic searches on numerous other subjects. She has done an admirable job in searching all available sources, and has added an inclusive index that took time, dedication, and patience--a job well done. The School of Mineral Industry, Mineral Industry Research Laboratory, is pleased to make this bibliography available to industry and all those involved in research working toward the development of Alaskan resources. P. Dharma Rao Professor of Coal Technology University of Alaska, Fairbanks ii INTRODUCTION The recent interest in Alaskan coal resources has created a need for comprehensive information on coal locations, mines, and companies with their present and past development. This publication is designed to meet such a need by providing a bibliography with a subject index. All aspects of Alaskan coal resources up to May 1981 are included, but there is only limited coverage of political, legal, and legislative matters. There are two major sections: the Bibliography and the Index. Bibliography This is arranged alphabetically by author or originating agency with a separate number assigned to each entry. Single-author entries appear before those coauthored by the same author. Agency entries are made under the name of the agency at the time of publication; users should be aware that many name changes occurred at the time of statehood. The majority of the documents were obtained at the Rasmuson Library -Univers-ity of Alaska, Fairbanks. Sources of documents obtained from other libraries or ar.::hives are indicated within parentheses following such entries. The Wickersham entries are indicated separately because they can be obtained from a special file in the Rasmuson Library using the Wickersham number. Entries which were not located anywhere are indicated with an asterisk (*). All entries have enough detailed bibliographic information to be obtained from Rasmuson Library or on Interlibrary Loan from the specific library or archives cited in parentheses, INDEX Most of the documents for the bibliographic entries were obtained and scanned by one of the indexers. They selected terms from a iii thesaurus which was based on the index from the Bibliography of Coal -Geological survey of Wyoming. Documents which could not be obtained (marked by an *) were indexed from the title words. The index is arranged alphabetically, interfiling coal locations, mines,-companies, and other subjects. An example of an index is as follows: Mining: 963(40) This refers to bibliographic item 963 and indicates that it was published in the decade of the 40's. The 19th century articles are written out (e.g., 1880 or 1890) to avoid confusion. Only a few cross references are given. To interrelate the many variations of individual mines and companies would require another research project which time does not permit. It is assumed that the user will not only consult specific locations, mine names, and company titles, but will also refer to broader categories such as coal fields. To aid the user, an outline of coal fields and an index map are included as Appendix I and Appendix II. These indicate the names of regions as used in this bibliography. Note the following ·abbreviations for regions: AR-Arctic, I-Interior, NW-North- west, SC -Southcentral, SW -Southwest. Maps the stand alone and are not part of larger publication are identified as maps under specific locations. For additional maps, check entries under Stratigraphy and Geology. These may include maps as part of larger works; but such maps are not indexed separately. With a project of this nature, there are certain to be errors and omissions. Please call these to the attention of the author, so they can be corrected or added to future revisions. Sources of ·Information The following libraries and archives were utilized in the pre- paration of this bibliography: Rasmuson Library -University of Alaska, iv Fairbanks; Alaska State Library; Alaska Historical Library; u.s. Bureau of Mines -Juneau; Federal Record Center -Seattle; National Archives -Washington; and u.s. Geological Survey -Anchorage, A number of bibliographies (published and unpublished) were utilized. Most bibliographies accompanying the individual entries were also scanned for additional references. Some of the major sources were Bibliography and Index of North American Geology, Bibliography and Index of Geology, Lyle -Coal Bibliography for Alaska, Barnes -Coal Resources of Alaska, u.s. Geological Survey indexes (including the numerous Cobb Sources), u.s. Bureau of Mines indexes, Alaska Division of Geological and. Geophysical Survey publi- cations, Arctic Environmental and Data Center bibliographies, and computer literature searches of the National Technical Information Service, Georef, Geoarchiv, Engineering Index, and Department of Energy,· v Acknowledgments Appreciation and thanks are extended to the following: Geological Survey of Wyoming -for their bibliography and index that were the model for this one. Jean Mattson, Librarian, u.s. Bureau of Mines -Juneau, -for the special assistance in locating the coal references, David Piff, National Record Center, Seattle -for his help in obtaining the Territorial documents. Jodi Gouwens, Resource Associates, Fairbanks -for help in find- ing assitional entries. Ursula Cox; Jay Romick, and Cathy Goff -for indexing the articles. Dr. Claus Naske -for his personal file of coal material from National Archives. Carl and Joel Triplehorn -for their help in assembling the index and editing. Don Triplehorn -for his encouragement and assistance in the entire project. Laura Lee Potrikus -for her marvelous typing skills. Staff members at the following libraries for their help in obtaining references: Alaska State Library, Alaska Historical Library, Rasmuson Library -University of Alaska, Fairbanks, vi Appendix I COAL DISTRICTS, FIELDS AND OCCURRENCES LISTED BY ALASKA REGION ARCTIC REGION (AR) Northern Alaska Coal Fields and·Districts Lisburne -Pt. Hope Field Corwin Bluff -Utukok Rivers Region Cape Beaufort District Liz-A-Syncline Deadfall Syncline Corwin Bluff District Offshore Chukchi Sea between Cape Lisburne and Franklin Pt. Kukpowruk River District Kokolik River District Utukok River District Central Arctic Slope Region Kuk-Kugrua Rivers District Kuk River Kugrua River Meade River District Ikpikpuk River District Colville River District East of Itkillik River NORTHWEST REGION (NW) Occurrences: Unalakleet Beach Unalakleet River Seward Peninsula Sinak River Koyuk River Kugruk River (.15 mi, west of Candle) Chicago Creek Kobuk River Trinity Creek Kallarichak River Hunt River Lower Ambler River Kogoluktuk River Lockwood Hills INTERIOR REGION (I) Nenana Field: Healy Creek Rex Creek Tatlanika Creek Wood River California Creek Lignite Creek Savage River Jarvis Creek Field Eagle-Circle District Occurrences: Mission Creek Basin Seventymile River Washington Creek Bonanza Creek Nation River Cal Creek Chicken Yukon River-Rampart District Occurrences: Rampart vii Hess Creek (Drew Mine) Dall River Coal Creek Scattered Occurrences: Galena Nulato (Pickart, Bush, and Blatchford mines) Kaltag (Williams and Blackburn mines) Anvik River (100 miles above its mouth) Poorman Tramway Bar SOUTHCENTRAL REGION (SC) Cook Inlet-Susitna Fields Yentna and Beluga Fields Canyon Creek Drill Creek Capps Glacier Chuitna River Beluga River Kenai Field Horner District SOUTHCENTRAL REGION (CONTINUED) Offshore Cook Inlet Matanuska Field viii Little susitna District Wishbone Hill District Chickaloon District Anthracit6 Ridge District Broad Pass Field Bering River Field Occurrences: Robinson Mountain SOUTHWEST REGION Unga Island Field Herendeen Bay Field Chignik Field Occurrences: (SW) Little Tonsona Etolin Stratis Lower Kuskokwim River Basin Cheeneetnuk River Lower Yukon River BaEin Blackburn Anvik FJ.at SOUTHEAST REGION Occurrences: (SE) Between Icy and Yakutat Bays, mainland Kootznahoo Inlet, Admiralty Island Murder Cove, Admiralty Island Kasaan Bay, Prince of Wales Island Hamilton Bay, Kuprear.of Island Port Camden, Kuiu Island The preceding three pages were reprinted from the following: Alaska Division of Energy and Power Development, 1979. Alaska regional energy resources, planning project - phase 1 -Alaska's energy resources: v. II of 2 v., p. 151-153. BIBLIOGRAPHY 1 1 Abercrombie, W.R., 1900. A Military reconnaissance of the Copper. River Valley: u.s. Congress-Senate Committee on Military Affairs 1900, Narratives of explorations in Alaska, p. 720. 2 Abernethy, R.F. and Cochrane, E.M., 1960. Fusibility of ash from u.s. coals: u.s. Bureau of Mines Information Circular 7923, p. 28+. 3 Affolter, R.H., Simon, F.O. and Stricker, G.D., tin press). Analysis of coal samples from the Healy, Kenai, Seldovia, and Utukok River quadrangles, Alaska: Focus on Alaska's Coal '80: University of Alaska -Mineral Industry Research Laboratory Report 47. 4 Alaska Advisory Committee, 1920. Report (unpublished), p. 3-10: u.s. Department of the Interior, (National Archives, Record Group No. 70, Box 478, File 50.1-9271). 5 Alaska Coal Company, (1871). Prospectus: San Francisco, Women's Cooperative Printing Union, 18 p. (Wickersham no. 1657). * 6 Alaska Construction and Oil, 1971. Can Alaska's coal be competitive on the world's market?: v. 12, no. 6, p. 36-40. 7 Alaska Construction and Oil, 1979. Mining: v. 20, no. 8, p. 16. 8 Alaska Construction and Oil, 1979. Usibelli's "Ace-in-the-Hole" strips 50,000 cubic yards/day: v. 20, no. 9, p. 39-42. 9 Alaska. Department of Mines, 1959. TDM Bulletin V. VII no. 2, p. 1. 10 Alaska. Department of Mines, 1959. TDM Bulletin V. VII no. 3, p. 2. 11 Alaska. Division of Energy and Power Development, 1979. Alaska regional energy resources, planning project, phase 1 ~Alaska's energy resources: V. I of 2 v., p. 91-121+, illus., tables. (NTIS RL0-2435-1). 2 12 Alaska. Division of Energy and Power Development, 1979. Alaska regional energy resources, planning project, phase 1-Alaska's energy resources: v. II of 2 v., p. 133- 216+, illus., tables. (NTIS RL0-2435-1). 13 Alaska. Division of Energy and Power Development, 1979. Alaska regional energy resources, planning project, phase 2 -Coal hydroelectric and energy alternatives: 3 v. (NTIS RLQ-l002-T2) • 14 Alaska. Division of Geological and Geophysical Surveys, 1972. Danger in old mine openings: Information Circular 13, 1 p. 15 Alaska. Division of Geological and Geophysical Surveys, 1976. Short notes on Alaskan geology, 1976: Geologic.Report 51, 35 p. (NTIS PB-267-846/4ST). 16 Alaska. Division of Geological Survey, 1970. Annual report 1970: p. (3-2)-(3-8), tables, map. 17 Alaska. Division of Geological Survey, 1972. Annual report 1971: p. 61-65, tables, map. 18 Alaska. Divis_ion of Mines and Minerals, 1959. Mines Bulletin v. VII, no. 6, p. 1. 19 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, -1959. Mines Bulletin V. VII, no. 7, p. 2. 20 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1959. Mines Bulletin v. VII, no. 9, p. 2. 21 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1959. Mines Bulletin v. VII, no. 11, p. 1. 22 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1959. Mines Bulletin v. VII, no. 12, p. 2. 23 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1960. Mines Bulletin v. VIII, no. 4, p. 3. 24 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1960. Mines Bulletin v. VIII, no. 7, p. 4. 25 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1960. Mines Bulletin v. VIII, no. 10, p. 5. 3 26 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1960. Mines Bulletin v. VIII, no. 11, p. 1. 27 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1961. Mines Bulletin v. IX, no. 3, p. 5. 28 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1961. Mines Bulletin v. IX, no. 5, p. 4. 29 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1961. Mines and Petroleum Bulletin v. IX, no. 7, p. 1. 30 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1961. Mines and Petroleum Bulletin v. IX, no. 8, p. 1. 31 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1962. Mines and Petroleum Bulletin v. X, no. 1, p. 1. 32 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1962. Mines and Petroleum Bulletin v. X, no. 2, p. 6. 33 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1962. Mines and Petroleum Bulletin v. X, no. 7, p. 1. 34 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1962. Mines and Petroleum Bulletin V. X, no. 8, p. 1. 35 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1962. Mines and Petroleum Bulletin v. X, no. 10, p. 4. 36 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1962. Mines and Petroleum Bulletin v. X, no. 12, p. 1. 37 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1963. Mines and Petroleum Bulletin v. XI, no. 2, p. 1. 38 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1963. Mines and Petroleum Bulletin v. XI, no. 4, p. 1-3. 39 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1963. Mines and Petroleum Bulletin V. XI, no. 7, p. 1. 40 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1963. Mines and Petroleum Bulletin v. XI, no. 8, p. 1. 4 41 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1963. Mines and Petroleum Bulletin v. XI, no. 9, p. 1. 42 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1963. Mines and Petroleum Bulletin v. XI, no. 10, p. 1. 43 Alaska. Division of Mines and Minerals, 1963. Mines and Petroleum Bulletin v. XI, no. 12, p. 3~ 44 Alaska Geological Society, 1964. 45 Guidebook, field trip routes, Anchorage to Sutton, 1963; Sutton to Caribou Creek, 1964 -oil fields, earthquake geology: Anchorage, Alaska Geological Society, 36 p. * Alaska Railroad, 1946. Map: Eska and Martin beds -south limb; No. 7, Eska Mine No. 2: scale 1"=100'. Mines-Juneau). leasing unit (U.S. Bureau of 46 Alaska Railroad, 1945. Map: Eska Mine No. 1; methods of development and mining: scale 1 "=100' • (U.S. Bureau of Mines -Juneau) • 47 Alaska Railroad, 1946. Map: Shaw Bed-north limb, leasing Unit No. 7, Eska Mine No. 1: scale 1"=100'. (U.S. Bureau of Mines- Juneau). 48 Alaska Railroad Records, 1925-1932. Alaska Matanuska Coal Company: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90371, File 086.1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 49 Alaska Railroad Records, 1940-1945. Alaska Matanuska Coal Company: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90371, File 086.5. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 50 Alaska Railroad Records, 1916-1922. (Alaska Railroad construction, buildings, towns, people, and area view taken by the u.s. Alaska Engineering photographers.) 1916-1922. (Alaska Historical Library). 51 Alaska Railroad Records, 1937. Black Diamond Coal Company: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 117989, File 86.20. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 5 52 Alaska Railroad Records, 1944-1952. 53 Buffalo Coal Mine: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90371, File 086.91. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). Alaska Railroad Records, (n.d.). Bureau of Mines: Alaska Railroad Record Group Federal Record Container 117963, File 077.52. Record Center, Seattle). 322, (Federal 54 Alaska Railroad Records, 1922-1935. Chickaloon: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 117988, File 86.14. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 55 Alaska Railroad Records, 1917-1921. Coal: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90370, Old File 86.012. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 56 Alaska Railroad Records, 1917-1931. Coal: Alaska Railroad Group 322, Federal Record Con- tainer 118050, File 623.1, (3 folders). (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 57 Alaska Railroad Records, 1918-1923. Coal: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90370, Old File 86.13. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 58 Alaska Railroad Records, 1920-1930. Coal: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90371, Old File 86. (Federal Record Center, seattle). 59 Alaska Railroad Records, 1920-1936. 60 Coal: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90370, Old File 86.010. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). Alaska Railroad Records, 1922-1929. Coal: Alaska Railroad Record Group Container 90370, Old File 86, map. Center, Seattle). 322, Federal Record (;Federal Record 6 61 Alaska Railroad Records, 1922-1932. Coal: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90370, Old File 86.1. (Federal Record Center, seattle). 62 Alaska Railroad Records, 1923-1929. Coal: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90370, Old File 86.1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 63 Alaska Railroad Records, 1923-1931. Coal: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90371, File 86-2. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 64 Alaska Railroad Records, 1923-1935. Coal: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90370, Old File 86.1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 65 Alaska Railroad Records, 1930-1932. Coal: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90371, File 86-1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 66 Alaska Railroad Records, 1931-1935. Coal: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90371, File 86-3. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 67 Alaska Railroad Records, 1933-1942. (Coal): Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 117963, File 023.1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 68 Alaska Railroad Records, 1935-1937. Coal: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90371, Old ):'ile 353.13. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 69 Alaska Railroad Records, 1935-1937. Coal: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90371, Old J:'ile 86-4. ():'ederal Record Center, Seattle) • 7 70 Alaska Railroad Records, 1938-1945. Coal -1938-1945: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 117963, File 023.1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 71 Alaska Railroad Records, 1946-1948. Coal -1946-1948: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 117963, File 023.1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 72 Alaska Railroad Records, 1949. Coal -1949: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 117963, File 023.1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 73 Alaska Railroad Records, 1950-1951. Coal-1950-1951:. Alaska Railroad Record Group'322, Federal Record Container 117963, File 023.1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 74 Alaska Railroad Records, 1926-1932. Coal companies: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 117988, File 86. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 75 Alaska Railroad Records, 1951-1953. Coal companies: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90371, File 086. (Federal Record Center, seattle). 76 Alaska Railroad Records, 1963. Coal conversion: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90372. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 77 Alaska Railroad Records, 1964. 78 Coal conversion: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90372. (.Federal Record Center, Seattle). Alaska Railroad Records, 1965-1966. Coal conversion: 1965 through May 1966: Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record 90372. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). Alaska Container 79 Alaska Railroad Records, 1966-1969. Coal conversion: July 1966 to present (1969): Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90372. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 8 80 Alaska Railroad Records, 1960-1962. Coal conversion of power plants: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90372. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 81 Alaska Railroad Records, 1951-1963. Coal export: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90372. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 82 Alaska Railroad Records, 1952. Coal exporting -1952: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 117963,, File 023.1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 83 Alaska Railroad Records, 1953. Coal exporting -1953: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 117963, File 023.1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 84 Alaska Railroad Records, 1947-1953. Coal -FA: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90372, File Coal FA. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 85 Alaska Railroad Records, 1951-1955. Coal fiscal years 1951-1955: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90372, maps. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 86 Alaska Railroad Records, 1964. Coal -gas conversion -holding hearings on s. 1771 and extra copy of Van Scoyoc and Wiskup, Inc. Letter of Nov. 6, 1964: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90372. (Federal Record Center, Seattle}. 87 Alaska Railroad Records, 1960-1962. Coal -general -1960-61-62: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90372. (Federal Record Center, seattle). 88 Alaska Railroad Records, 1960-1963. Coal -historical marker -first coal from Chickaloon - Jack Dalton: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90371. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 9 89 Alaska Railroad Records, 1953. Coal industries in Alaska: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, ·Federal Record Container 90372, File Coal FY 1951- 1955, 18 p. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 90 Alaska Railroad Records, 1937-1945. Coal lease reports-operations: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90368. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 91 Alaska Railroad Records, 1957. Coal -royalty on coal in school districts: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90372. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 92 Alaska Railroad Records, 1946-1949. 93 Coal reports 1946-1949: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 117989, File 86.2. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). Alaska Railroad Records, 1949-1954, Coal stations, coal bunkers, truck Railroad Record Group 322, Federal 117964, File 023.10, (2 folders). Center, Seattle). scales: Alaska Record Container (Federal Record 94 Alaska Railroad Records, (1920?) • Conference with Messrs. Maitland and Kelly regarding Eska Creek coal mines: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 117988, File 86.15. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 95 Alaska Railroad Records, 1919-1920. 96 Correspondence: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90370, File Coal OF86.12, map. (Federal Record Center, Seattle}. Alaska Railroad Records, 1966-1969. Correspondence: Alaska Railroad Federal Record Container 90370. Seattle}. Record Group 322, (federal Record Center, 10 97 Alaska Railroad Records, 1937. Correspondence and newspaper clippings concerning an explosion at Jonesville Mine o~ the Evan Jones Coal Company: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 117989, File 86.16. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 98 Alaska Railroad Records, 1930. 99 Correspondence concerning coal needs o~ the canneries in ~rince William Sound: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 117988, File 86.013. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). Alaska Railroad Records, 1922. Correspondence concerning payment for Coal Company: Alaska Railroad Record Record Container 117989, File 86.18. Center, Seattle). coal from Chulitna Group 322, Federal (Federal Record 100 Alaska Railroad Records, 1938-1948. Diamond Coal Company: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90371, File 86.4. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 101 Alaska Railroad Records, 1941. Eska Dormatory: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90369, File 086.1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 102 Alaska Railroad Records, 1921-1945. Eska Mine: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90368, File 086.1-1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 103 Alaska Railroad Records, 1923-1937. Eska Mine: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 117988, File 86.02. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 104 Alaska Railroad Records, 1941-1943. 105 Eska Mine: 1941-1942-1943: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90369, File 086.1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). Alaska Railroad Records, 1944. Eska Mine: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 118055. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 11 106 Alaska Railroad Records, 1946. Eska Mine: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, ~ederal Record Container 90368, ~ile 086.1-3. Q?ede~al Record Center, Seattle). 107 Alaska Railroad Records, 1946-1951. 108 Eska Mine: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90368, File 086.1-2. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). Alaska Railroad Records, 1946. Eska Mine -Daily coal reports: Alaska Railroad Group 322, Federal Record Container 90368, maps. Record Center, Seattle). Record (Federal 109 Alaska Railroad Records, 1945-1946. Eska Mine -Daily cost report o~ ~reight handled: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90369, File 086.1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 110 Alaska Railroad Records, 1953-1954. Eska Mine -Fiscal year 1953: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90369. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). lll Alaska Railroad Records; 1947-1951. Eska Mine -Investment and operation: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90369. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 112 Alaska Railroad Records, 1941. Eska Mine -Tunnel-Rock drilling: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90369, File 086.1, maps. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 113 Alaska Railroad Records, 1935-1948. Eska Mines: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90368, File 086. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 114 Alaska Railroad Records, 1950-1956. Eska Mines: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal ' Record Container 90368, File FA. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 12 115 Alaska Railroad Records, 1945. 116 Eska Mines -Force out: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90369, File 086.1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). Alaska Railroad Records, 1940-1943. Eska Mines -Power plant: Alaska Railroad Record 322, Federal Record Container 90369, File 086.1. Record Center, Seattle). Group (Federal 117 Alaska Railroad Records, 1941-1943. Eska Washer: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90368, File 086.1-1-2, map. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 118 Alaska Railroad Records, 1942-1944. Eska Washery and power plant: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90368, File 081.6. (Federal Record Center, seattle). 119 Alaska Railroad Records, 1920-1937. Evan Jones Coal Company: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 117989, File 86.16, maps. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 120 Alaska Railroad Records, 1942-1954. Evan Jones company: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90371, File 086.2. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 121 Alaska Railroad Records, 1930-1931. Export coal -situation in connection with canneries: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Con- tainer 90370, File Coal OF-86. orederal Record Center, seattle) • 122 Alaska Railroad Records, 1920+. Fuel for railroad use: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 117963, File 023-023.0322. tFederal Record Center, Seattle). 123 Alaska Railroad Records, 1942-1945. Golden Zone Coal Company: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90371, File 086.8, map. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 13 124 Alaska Railroad Records, 1921-1944. Healy River Coal Company: Alaska Railroad Record Group .322, Federal Record Container 90371, File 4-277-A. (Federal Record Center, Seattle) • 125 Alaska Railroad Records, 1927-1937. 126 Healy River Coal Company: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90371, File 86-19, map. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). Alaska Railroad Records, 1941-1963. Healy River Coal Company: Alaska-Railroad Record 322, Federal Record Container 90371, File 086.3. Record Center, Seattle). Group (Federal 127 Alaska Railroad Records, 1948-1954. 128 Houston Coal Company 1948-1954: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90371, File 086.7. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). Alaska Railroad Records, 1929. Map: Chickaloon -sketch showing buildings, etc.: scale 1"=50': Alaska Railroad Record Federal Record Container 117988, File 86.14. Record Center, Seattle). tracks, Group 322, (Federal 129 Alaska Railroad Records, 1946. Map: Eska Mines -Maps: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90369, File 086.1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 130 Alaska Railroad Records, 1918-1939. Matanuska Coal Company: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90371, File 4-274. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 131 Alaska Railroad Records, 1923. Memorandum for Chairman Alaska Engineering Commission on present status Moose Creek Coal Mines: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90370, Coal Old File 86.1, maps. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 14 132 Alaska Railroad Records, 1923. Memorandum to Chairman of Alaskan Engineering Commission: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, ·Federal Record Container 117989, File 89.19.1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 133 Alaska Railroad Records, 1943. 134 135 Miners -Juneau and Pennsylvania: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90369, File 011.1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). Alaska Railroad Records, 1939-1946. Moose Creek Company: Alaska Railroad Record Federal Record Container 90371, File 086.6. Record Center, Seattle). Alaska Railroad Records, 1923-1927. Moose Creek mining: Alaska Railroad Record Federal Record Container 117989, File 86.2. Record Center, Seattle). Group 322, (Federal Group 322, (Federal 136 Alaska Railroad Records, (n.d.). Mt. McKinley bituminuous coal: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 117989, File 86.27. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 137 Alaska Railroad Records, 1924-1925. Mt. McKinley Bituminous Coal Company: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90371, File 086.1. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 138 Alaska Railroad Records, 1931 • ••• Naming rates on coal and coal briquettes carloads from Black Diamond, Chickaloon, Eska, Jonesville, Premier, Suntrana: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90370, File Coal OF86.10. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 139 Alaska Railroad Records, 1919-1923. Navy: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record container 90370, File Coal Up86.0ll. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 140 Alaska Railroad Records, 1921-1939. Navy Alaskan Coal Company -washery: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, pederal Record Container 90369, File 4- 278. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 141 142 15 Alaska Railroad Records, 1924-1934. Premier Mine: Alaska Railroad Record Record Container 117989, File 86.17. Center, Seattle). Group 322, Federal {,federal Record Alaska Railroad Records, 1925. Rawson Coal Mine: Alaska Railroad Record Group Federal Record Container 117989, File 89.19.1. Record Center, Seattle). 322, (Federal 143 Alaska Railroad Records, 1924-1930. (Roth Mine): Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90369, File 86.192, map. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 144 Alaska Railroad Records, 1937. Statement of cars of commercial coal stripped from Jonesville Coal Company Mine, Jan. -Oct. 1937, Alaska Railroad: Aiaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 117989, File 86.16. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 145 Alaska Railroad Records, 1921-1966. 146 Sutton Coal·Washery: Alaska Railroad Record Group 322, Federal Record Container 90370, Old File 86.010.1, illus. (Federal Record Center, Seattle). 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INDEX 145 INDEX ACCIDENTS 1910 -1929: 1930 -1949: 877 (20), 879 (201, 1048 (10), 1079 (20) 1950 -1969: 616(40), 617(40), 618(40), 619(40), 621(40), 882(30), 883(30), 1070(30), 1073(30), 1074(30), 1138(30) 151 (50), 622 (50), 623 (50), 624 (50} ACID MINE WATERS, see WATER POLLUTION ADAK ISLAND (SW) General: 490(90) Naval Coal Depot: 969(00) ADMIRALTY COAL AND FUEL COMPANY (SE) History: 859(00) Mining: 801(60) ADMIRALTY ISLAND (SE) Analysis: 2(60), 58(20), 338(00), 441(10), 470(40), 585(40), 1170!40), 1226(10), 1244(10) Development: 1027(30) Exploration: 323(00) General: 175(30), 324(00), 362(20), 367(60), 422(10), 490(1890), 491 (1890), 546 (20), 726 (1880), 727 (1890), 880 (20), 881 (30), 882 (30), 1018 (30), 1024 (30), 1025 (30), 1035 (40), 1090 (10), 1166 (1880), 1107 (1880), 1108 (1880), 1109 (1880), 1342 (00) Geology: 338(00), 358(10), 471(40), 585(40), 604(60), 737(60) History: 858 (80) Map: 297 (70) Mining: 471(40), 801(60), 816(1870), 859(00}, 985(IP), 1023(30)1, 1046 (10) Production: 985(IP) Rank: 441 (101 Resources: 358(10) ADMIRALTY ISLAND COAL COMPANY (SE} Development Potential: 1012(20) Mining: 1025(30}, 1026(10} survey: 1012(20} ADOLPH MULLER PROSPECT (I) Analysis: 582(80), 1170(40) General: 584(70} AFOGNAK ISLAND (SC) General 422(10) 146 AGOSTINO PROPERTY, see BRUNO AGOSTINO MOOSE CREEK COAL COMPANY AIR POLLUTION General: 370 (70), 474 0, 503 (IP), 533 (70), 691 (IP), 815 (70), 852(IP), 888(70), 1053[IP), 1056[60}, 1083[70), 1094[IP), 1235(80), 1258[80) AKULIK CREEK [AR) Analysis: 12(70) ALASKA AGGREGATE (CORPORATION) Coal Fires: 151 (50) General: 151(50) Mining: 666(50) ALASKA ANTHRACITE COAL COMPAN~ Coal Survey Plat: 1168(00) General: 378 [10), 422 [10), 530 (10), 714 (10), 1046 [10) ALASKA ANTHRACITE RAILROAD COMPAN~ General: 1113[10) Mining: 181 (10) ALASKA BITUMINOUS COAL COMPAN~ Analysis: 61(20), 74[20) Closure: 845(20) ALASKA CANNEL COAL COMPAN~ [I) General: 62[20), 65[30} ALASKA COAL and COKE COMPANY General: 446[00), 514[20) Leases: 514(20) ALASKA COAL and PETROLEUM lCOMrANY) General: 334[20), 1084[00} Leases: 514(20) ALASKA COAL COMPANY General: 5[1870), 283(50}, 290[70), 859(00)_, 875(10), 1086[00) ALASKA COPPER and COAL COMPANY [SCl General: 1224 [10) ALASKA DEVELOPMENT COMPANY (see also ENGLISH COMPANY) (SC) General: 548(10), 561(), 1055(00) 147 ALASKA EXPLORATION and DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION General: 159(50) ALASKA EXPLORATION COMPANY General: 338(00), 446(00), 859(00) ALASKA HARD ANTHRACITE COAL COMPANY General: 422(10), 530().0), 714(10), 758(.10), 1046(10) ALASKA MATANUSKA COAL COMPANY (SC) Analysis: 60(.20), 61(20), 74(.20), 1007(30), 1009(.30), 1278(30) Contracts: 1279(30} Corporation Organization: 57(20) Financial Statements: 48(20), 61(30) General: 34(60), 232(.40), 881(30), 1031(30) Litigation: 48(.20) Mine Reopening: 49(40) Mining: 845(20), 1022(.20), 1025(30), 1026(30), 1027(.30), 1028(30), 1029(30), 1078(.40), 1133(.30), 1237(20) Production: 58 (20) , 1027 ( 30) Rank: 1278 (30) Transportation: 57(20) ALASKA MINING and DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Mining: 255(00), 801(60), 867(00) ALASKA PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Report: 1139(20) ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION (SW) General: 460 (70), 1046 tlO) History: 858 (.80) Mine Analysis: 744(.10), 1170(.40) Mining: 477(.10), 858(.00) ALASKA PENINSULA (SW) Analysis: 294(.70}, 329(.10), 339 (00), 446(.001, 572 (10}, 775 (00), 782(.00), 783(.00), 959(.60), 1085 (001, 1250 (.00) Drilling: 814(.701 General: 302(.40}, 358(10), 359(00), 422(10l, 491(.90), 726(.1880), 804(.70), 1250/(.00) Geology: 294 (70), 329 (10), ~38(.00), 345 (00), 403(.30), 775(.00), 1085(00) Mining: 348(_00), 801(.00) Overview: 1239(70) Production: 348(00) Reserve: 782(00) Stratigraphy: 814(70) 1:48 ALASKA PETROLEUM and COAL COMPANY Analysis: 559(10) Coal Survey Plat: 1168(00) General: 181(10), 548(10), 561(-), 714(10), 777(20), 1046(10), 1113(10) Geology: 559(10) History: 559(10) Marketing Potential: 559(10) Stratigraphy: 559(10) Transportation -Marine: 559(10) ALASKA PREMIER COAL CORPORATION Analysis: 1008(30), 1009(30) Production: 1028(30) Marketing: 1028(30) Mining: 1028(30) ALASKA RAILROAD Analysis (railroad coal): 878(20), 879(20), 880(20), 881(20), 882(30), 883(30) Analysis Service: 881(30), 883(30) Building: 1128(10) Car Shortage: 57(20), 87(60), 120(40-50) Coal Along Railroad: 1215(50) Coal Consumption: 73(50), 122(20+), 186(10), 318(50), 612(40), Coal Fields: 1197(40) Construction: 183(10-20), 201(10) Contracts: 1279(30) Development Potential: 455(70), 659(70) Economics: 706(IP) Exploration: 62(20), 1176(40) Financial Statement: 61(20) Freight Rates: 225(20) General: 12(70), 42(20), 89(50), 134(40), 179(10), 186(10), 232(40), 295(70), 311(20), 312(70), 333(10), 350(10), 352(10), 353(10), 367(60), 397(30), 420(10), 422(10), 458(70), 531(10), 535(70), 706(IP), 708(10), 713(60), 774(40), 878(20), 882(30), 897(70), 949(20), 1024(30), 1025(30), 1026(30), 1036(40), 1132(30), 1133(30), 1134(30), 1135(30), 1136(30), 1137(30), 1138(30), 1142(30), 1232(10) Geology: 392(40) History: 858(80) I: 8(70), 147(40-50), 189(10), 225(20)1 232(40), 294(70) 322 (00) r 337 (10) r 393 (70) r 507 (80) r 580 (30) 1 641(50) r 642(50) r 652(00) r 707(10) r 774(40) r 786(10) 1 959(60) r 1091(10) :149 AMERICAN CREEK (NW) Analysis: 338(00), 446(00) AMERICAN EXPLORATION and MINING COMPANY General: 518(70), 890(70) ANAKTUV AK (AR) Analysis: 270(60), 339(00), 517(60), 775(00), 782(00), 1005(50), 1044(30), 1226(10), 1244(10) Development Potential: 634(00) General: 359(00) Geology: 338(00), 517(60), 775(00), 999(00), 1044(30) Power Generation -Economics: 466(IP) Rank: 82(00) Reserves: 634(00), 782(00) Structures: 517(60), 999(00) ANATUSUK (AR) Transportation: 1162(50) ANCHOR CAPE General: 491(90) ANCHOR POINT (SC) Analysis: 1085(00) General: 321(1890), 1105(1880) Geology: 1085(00), 1086(00) Stratigraphy: 1086(00) Structure: 794(10), 1086(00) ANCHORAGE COAL COMPf~ General: 232(40) Premier Mine Closure: 1076(40) ANCHORAGE COAL DOCK Photographs: 50(10) ANCHORAGE MILITARY POWER PLANTS General: 77(60), 78(60), 79(60), 80(60), 85(50), 86(60), 87(60) ANDERSON (I) Geology: 774(40) ANDREAFSKI (I) Analysis: 588(10) General: 632(10) :1.50 ALASKA RAILROAD contd. Mining: 1176(40) Mining Development: 367(60) Moose Creek: 141(20-30) Naval Alaskan Coal Commission: 1096(10), (see also this subject heading) Operations: 70(40), 71(40), 73(50), 82(50), 122(20), 201(10), 225(10), 1028(30) Overview: 659(70) Rates: 42(70), 56(20), 74(20), 361(10) Routes: 355(10) Steam Test: 1278(30) SC: 178(10), 252(60), 294(70), 302(40), 415(20), 476(10), 477(10), 507(80), 704(40), 771(10), 776(10), 780(00), 791(00), 796(10), 800(50), 948(20), 959(60), 1091(10), 1096(10) Spurs: 52(40), 69(40), 96(60), 113(30-40), 114(50), 119(20-30), 124(20-40), 132(20), 140(20-30), 142(20), 143(20), 511(70), "905(50), 949(20), 1026(30), 1231(50), 1243(-), 1258(80) ALASKA RANGE I Coal Locations: 405(30) General: 394(40), 861(60) Geology: 899(00), 939(30), 1039(20) Structure: 899(00) ALASKA ROAD COMMISSION General: 878(20) ALASKA SMOKELESS ANTHRACITE COAL COMPANY Coal Survey Plat: 1168(00) General: 422(10), 530(10) Report: 1060(10) ALASKA SMOKELESS COAL COMPANY Coal Survey Plat: 1168(00) General: 422(10), 530(10), 1046(10) ALASKA SYNDICATE General: 1222(10), 1224(10) ALASKAN COMMERCIAL COMPANY General: 321(1899), 446(00), 447(00), 529(1890), 599(00), 694(00), 821(30) ALASKAN ENGINEERING COMMISSION Correspondence: 1113(10) 151 ALASKA ENGINEERING COMMISSION contd. Drilling: 705(50) General: 122(20+), 145(20-60), 182(20), 185(10), 332(10), 335(20), 357(20), 415(20), 416(20), 776(10), 777(20), 957(20), 1071(20), 1081(20), 1093(10), 1170(40) History: 858(80) I: 817(10) Mining Development: 771(10) SC: 948 (20), 107i (_20), 1142 (.30) ALDER CREEK (SC) General: 1141(30) ALEUTIAN ISLANDS (SW) General: 11(70), 490(1890), 491(1891) Geology: 338(00), 403(30) Reserves: 11(70) ALEXANDER ARCHIPELAGO (SE) General: 490(1890), 527(1890) Reserves: 410 (.70) ALEXANDER CREEK (.SC) General: 1342(00) Reserves: 509(70) AMALIK HARBOR Analysis: General: Geology: AMBER IN COAL (SW) 338 (00)' 1085 (00) 1250 (00) 338 (00)' 819 (1890)' General: 491(1890) AMBLER RIVER Analysis: (NW) 493(80) 1085 (.00) General: Geology: 316(70), 585(40), 813(70), 1038(10) 493(80) Reserves: 317(70), 492(80), 1249(70) AMCHITKA (SW) General: 490(1890) AMERICAN CREEK (I) Analysis: 827(30), 1201(60) General: 288(1890) Geology: 1054(1890) Stratigraphy: 826(40) Structure: 826(40) ANIAKCHAK DISTRICT (SW) Analysis: 730(20) General: 1085(00) Geology: 730(20) ANTHRACITE RIDGE COAL FIELD (SC) Analysis: 2(60) 1 74(20) 1 281(60) 1 470(40) 1 571(10). 572(10) 1 744 (10) 1 869 (00) 1 951 (30) 1 1007 (30) 1 1009 (30) 1 1244 (10) 1 1314(30) Coking: 1307(60) Correspondence: 61(20) Exploration: 876 (20) 1 993 (-) 1 1028 (30) General: 876(20)1 883(30)1 949(20)1 985(IP)1 1021(20) Geology: 394(40)1 395(20} 397(20)1 471(40)1 585(40)1 610(00)1 656(20) 1 1314(30) Maps: 656(20) Marketing: 1027(30) Photographs: 656(20) Production: 1027(30) Rank: 269(60) Reserves: 269(60) 1 724(10) 1 889(IP) 1 1028(30) 1 1096(10) 1 1307(60) Stratigraphy: 656(20) 1 796(10) 1 869(00) 1 951(30)1 993(-) 1 1314(30) Structure: 269(60) 1 610(00) 1 656(20) 1 951(30) 1 993(-) 1 1307(60) ANVIK RIVER Analysis: 446 (00) 1 582 (80) General: Geology: 447(00) 1 584(70) 1 859(00) 1 984(70) 338 (00) 1 582 (80) 1 588 (10) 1 632 (10) ARCTIC ALASKA (AR) See also other locations in the area. Analysis: 294(70) 1 327(80)1 329(10) 1 573(20)1 659(70)1 710(70) 1 925 (80) I 926 (80) I 927 (RIP) I 1307 (60) Character: 925(80)1 926(IP) Economics: 535(70) General: 11(70)1 295(70)1 394(40)1 457(70) 1 746(60)1 985(IP)1 1318(70) GeOlOgy: 294 (70) I 327 (80) 1 329 (10) 1 386 (70) 1 458 (70) 1 459 (70) 1 710(70) I 73l(IP) I 925(80) History: 925(80) Locations: 917(80) Marketing Potential: 73l(IP) 1 833(70) Mining: 327(80) 1 466(IP) 1 469(70) 1 73l(IP) 1 833(70) 1 1199(70) Overview: 808(70) 1 1239(70) Paleobotany: 512(10) Palynology: 512(10) 1 807(IP) ARCTIC ALASKA contd. Permits: 228(10-20) Petrology: 512(10) 153 Power General Potential: 466(IP) Production: 228(10-20), 713(60) Rank: 782(00) Reserves: 11(70), 535(70), 782(00), 853(70), 987(IP), 1188(70), 1249(70) Structure: 327(80), 659(70) Washability: 925(80), 926(IP), 927(RIP) ARCTIC COAL COMPANY Analysis: 1170(40) Evaluation: 1202(50) General: 39(60), 156(50), 157(50), 158(50), 167(50) Map: 233(50-60) Mining Operations: 233(50-60), 668(50), 669(50), 1323(60) ARCTIC DEVELOPMENT COMPANY General: 455(00), 999(00) ARCTIC OCEAN Geology: 345(00) ATHANASOPOLOS FREE USE PERMIT General: 186(10) ATKA ISLAND General: History: ATKASOOK (SW) 490 ( 1890) 858(80) (AR) Development: 605(-) Economics: 605(-) Geology: 605(-) Mining: 605 (-) Structure: 605(-) ATOKOK RIVER Reserve: 1333 (70) ATTU (SW) General: 490 (1890) AURORA at 59° History: 638(70) Mining: 638(70) 154 AURORA GROUP Development Potential: 578(10) AVINGAK CREEK (AR) Geology: 386(IP) BAIRD MOUNTAINS Reserves: 317(70) Transportation: 317(70) BALLINGER -PINCHOT CONTROVERSY General: 177(10), 367(60), 687(10), 688(10), 709(10), 714(10), 985(IP), 1050(10), 1082(10), 1230(10), 1232(10), 1238(10) BARANOF ISLAND (SE) Geology: 338(00) BARRETT CREEK Analysis: General: Geology: (SC) 470(40), 280(50) 471(40) 572(10), 1170(40) BARRETT PROSPECT Stratigraphy: 284(50) BARROW (AR) Alternative Energy Source: 315(70) General: 1324(60) Mining: 666(50), 667(50), 668(50), 980(50), 985(IP), 1078(40), 1175(40), 1323(60) Mining Costs: 315(70), 903(70) Power Generation: 651(70), 903(70) Production: 985(IP) Reserves: 11(70) BARROW COAL MINE PROJECT Appraisal Valuation: 1156(40) Coal Storage: 1155(40) Coal Testing: 990(40) Correspondence: 1152(40), 1153(40), 1154(40), 1155(40), 1156(40), 1157(40)' 1158(40) Development Plans; 369(40), 988(40), 1153(40), 1154(40) Economics: 594(40) Exploration; 594(40), 1152(40), 1153(40), 1154(40), 1155(40), 1158(40) Financial Report: 1152(40), 1153(40), 1155(40), 1157(40) 155 BARROW COAL MINE PROJECT contd. General: 1152(40), 1158(40) History: 594(40) Inventory: 1156(40), 1158(40) Mine Rental Agreement: 1156(40) Mining: 1154(40) Photographs: 1152(40) Production: 1155(40), 1156(40) BASIN CREEK (SW) General: 828(10) BASS-HUNT-WILSON COAL LEASES See CHUifi<A RIVER COAL FIELD BARTHOLF PROSPECT Stratigraphy: 284(50) BAXTER-BEDELL COAL COMPANY (SC) Analysis: 131(20), 132(20) Map: 131(20) Mining: 131(20), 260(40), 1068(20), 1237(20) Production: 260(40) Steaming Tests: 496(20) BAXTER MINE (SC) Analysis: 2(69!, 232(40), 415(20), 470(40), 494(20), 1170(40), 1303(60) Closure: 60(20), 1081(20) Coal Fires: 218(-), 232(40), 1209(50-70) Development Potential: 582(80) General: 57(20), 335(20), 395(20), 956(10), 1313(30) Geology: 232(40), 415(20), 471(40), 585(40), 1255(-), 1303(60) Leases: 514(20) Mine Map: 218(-), 1184(40) Mining: 356(20), 415(20), 471(40), 771(10), 985(IP) Production: 62(20), 955(10), 985(IP), 1067(20), 1314(30) Reserves: 1303(60) Structure: 415(20) BAXTER SPUR (SC) Correspondence: 57(20) General: 140(20-30) BEAR CANYON (SC) General: 279(50) 156 BEAR CREEK (SC) Analysis: 1244(10) General: 280 (50) BEAVER General: 316(70) BEAVER CREEK (I) Geology: 391 (10) , 398(10) BELUGA COAL COMPANY (SC) General: 518(70), 720(70), 72l(IP) Mining: 887(70), 925(80) Strip Mining: 733(70) BELUGA COAL FIELD (SC) Analysis 1890 -1909: 1910 -1949: 775(00) None 1950-1969: 269(60), 271(60), 665(50), 769(50), 959(60), 1305(60), 1306(60) 1970: 12 (70), 294 (70) , 509 (70) , 524 (70) , 587 (70) , 644 (70) , 659 (70), 810 (70), 812 (70), 888 (70), 890 (70), 962 (70), 1058(70), 1059(70) 1980: 507(80), 930(80), 1235(80) IP: 926(IP) Character: 887(70), 926(IP) Development Potential: 194(70), 291(70), 292(80), 293(70), 308 (IP) , 455 (70) , 508 (70) , 509 (70) , 517 (IP) , 521 (70) , 545 (70), 582 (80), 665 (50), 720 (70), 721 (70), 733 (70), 863 (70), 887 (70), 888 (70), 917 (80), 950 (70), 1011 (80), 1058(70), 1059(70), 1123(70), 1206(70), 1320(70) Drilling: 421(80), 812(70), 1207(60), 1208(60), 1305(60), 1306(60) Drying: 917(80), 929(RIP) Economics: 291(70), 292(80), 308(IP), 508(70), 887(70), 902(IP), 960(IP) Environmental Impact: 194(70), 733(70), 960(!P), 996(70), 1235(80), 1320(70) r· Exploration: 665 (50) , 888 (70) '-, Gasification Potential: 811(70), 812(70) General: 1 (00), 33 (60), 34 (60), 295 (70), 394 (40), 405 (30), 469 (70), 641 (50), 804 (70), 808 (70), 877 (20), 984 (70), 985 (IP), 1063(50), 1318(70), 1225(10), 1324(60) Geologic Age Determination: 856(70) 157 BELUGA COAL FIELD contd. Geology: 13(70), 194(70), 294(70), 327(80), 484(10), 509(70), 524 (70), 529 (1890), 587 (70), 644 (70), 769 (50), 775 (00), 910 (80), 930 (80), 996 (70), 997 (IP), 998 (70), 1208 (60), 1305 (60) History: 665(50) Hydrology: 421(80), 860(IP), 1002(80) Land Status: 504(70)r 509(70) Marketing Potential: 252(60), 292(80), 308(IP), 507(80), 509(70), 521 (70), 582 (80), 721 (70), 806 (80) I 851 (IP), 863 (70), 902(IP), 960(IP), 975(00), ll04(IP), 1058(70), 1059(70) Methane in Coal: 292(80) Methanol Production Potential: 960(IP) Military Interest: 665(70), 668(50), 975(70) Mining: 463(70), 509(70), Sl8(70), 644(70), 713(60), 733(70), 887(70), 1011(80), 1063(50) Mining Costs: 509(70), 1235(80) Overview: 808(70), 984(70) Palynology: 807(IP) Permits: 641(50) Petrography: 962(70) Petrology: 930(80) Power Generation Potential: 815(70), 863(60), 887(70), 960(IP), 1011(80), ll04(IP) Production: 507(80), 509(70), 524(70), 525(70), 649(60), 713(60), 733(70), 959(60), 1011(80), 1235(80) Rank: 194 (70) , 269 ( 60), 810 (70) , 812 (70) Reclamation: 463(70), 733(70) Reserve: 194(70), 291(70), 293(70), 308(IP), 410(70), 455(70), 508(70), 509(70), 517(IP), 545(70), 649(60), 721(70), 810(70), 812(70), 987(IP), 1059(70), 1235(80), 1305(60), 1306(60), 1320(70) Slurry Potential: 194(70) Solvent Refined Potential: 1058(70), 1059(70) Stratigraphy: 271(60), 421(80), 812(70), 910(80), 1305(60), Structure: 271(60), 327(80), 524(70), 659(70)", 910(80), 959(60), 996 (70) , 998 (70) Synth~tic Fuels Conversion Potential: 509(70), 960(IP) Transportation: 980(70), 1011(80), 1058(70), 1059(70), 1104(IP), 1235(80), 1305(60) Transportation-Marine: 291(70), 292(80), 509(70), 720(70), 721(70), 806(80) Washability: 926(IP) BELUGA LAKE Analysis: General: Geology: (SC) 904(60) 271(60) 484(10), 769(50) BELUGA LAKE contd. Rank: 904(60) Reserves: 904(60) Structure: 769(50) washability: 904(60) 158 BENNETT COAL LEASING TRACT (SC) Development: 948(20) Mining: 948(20) BERING LAKE (SC) Analysis: 470(40}1 744(10) General: 9(50) 1 280(50) 1 302(40) 1 349(00), 984(70) Geology: 471(40)1 475(10) 1 479(10) 1 714(10) Mining: 985(IP) Production: 985(IP) BERING RIVER ALASKA COAL COMPANY (SC} Coal Survey Plat: 1168(00) General: 422(10)1 530(10) Mining: 658(20}1 1046(10) BERING RIVER COAL COMPANY (SC) Analysis: 563(20), 571(10) Blacksmithing Coal: 563(20) Coking Test: 563(20) General: 832(20) Geology: 563(20) History: 563(20) Leases: 514(20) 1 547(20) Maps (ext.): 563(20) Marketing Potential: 563(20) Mining: 181(10) 1 206(50)1 309(20)1 334(20) 1 514(20)1 658(20) 1 951(20) Mining Methods: 563(20) Production: 563(20) Stratigraphy: 563(20) Transportation: 563(20) Washery: 563(20) BERING RIVER COAL FIELD (SC) Analysis 1890 -1909: 1910 -1929: 339 (00) 1 778 (00) 1 780 (00) 1 783 (00) 1 788 (00) 191(10)1 125(00), 204(20)1 329(10), 354(10)1 441 (10) 1 481 (10) 1 483 (10) 1 553 (20) 1 572 (10) 1 714(20) 1 952(10) 1 1128(30)1 1169(20), 1244(10), 1327(10) 159 BERING RIVER COAL FIELD -Analysis contd. 1930-1949: 470(40), 585(40), 1170(40) 1950-1969: 269(60), 271(60), 588(60), 920(60), 923(60) 1970: 12(70), 294(70), 459(70), 813(70) 1980: 327(80), 1235(80) Character: 339(00), 553(20), 918(70), 1058(70) Claims: 331(10), 374(10), 375(10), 687(10), 714(10), 1088(10), 1241(10) coal Monopoly: 422(10) Coking: 333(10), 553(20), 561(-), 783(00), 837(60), 909(20), 986(70), 1307(60), 13~2(50) Development: 341(20), 514(20), 546(20), 549(20), 655(10), 662(00), 957(20), 1034(30), 1089(10), 1170(40) Development Potential: 293(70), 454(70), 578(10), 634(00), 719(10), 831(20), 952(10), 979(70), 1058(70) Distribution: 671(70) Economic Potential: 535(70), 979(70) Exploration: 168(50), 670(10), 788(00), 876(20), 957(20), 1090 (10) , 1322 (50) General: 4(20), 163(50), 165(80), 190(10), 201(10), 205(50), 207(10), 262(10), 277(60), 295(70), 302(40), 310(20), 312(20), 335(20), 344(20), 348(00), 349(00), 359(00), 367 (60), 420 (10), 469 (70), 476 (10), 522 (-), 575 (10), 587 (70), 600 (00), 663 (00), 765 (10), 771 (10), 776 (10), 777 (20), 804 (70), 832 (20), 845 (20), 858 (80), 875 (10), 881 (30), 918 (70), 955 (10), 956 (10), 985 (IP), 1022 (20), 1024 (30), 1025 (30), 1029 (30), 1030 (30), 1071 (20), 1090(10), 1113(10), 1318(70) Geology: 269(60), 280(50), 294(70), 327(80), 337(10), 345(00), 354(10), 358(10), 458(70), 459(70), 471(40), 473(-), 475(10), 478(10), 479(10), 481(10), 483(10), 512(10), 553 (20) , 561 (-) , 576 (10), 585 (40), 702 (70), 704 ( 40) , 714(10), 778(00), 986(70), 1018(30), 1148(10), 1150(50), 1170(40), 1203(70), 1206(10), 1326(10) History: 457(70), 553(20), 711(10), 858(80) Leases: 228(10-20), 514(20), 561(-), 662(00), 1241(10) Maps: 555(10), 557(-), 629(10-50) Marketing: 169(20), 576(10), 923(60), 1028(30) Marketing Potential: 19(50), 172(50), 173(50), 293(70), 546(20), 669(50), 923(60), 1323(60) Mining: 260(40), 327(80), 330(10), 332(10), 553(20), 658(20), 714(10), 739{10), 746(60), 788(00), 801(60), 1026(30), 1027(30), 1028(30), 1046(10), 1064(50) Mining Costs: 457(70), 1235(80) Opening of Field: 333(10), 1047(10) Overview: 202(40-50), 779(10), 808(70), 1087(10) 160 BERING RIVER COAL FIELD contd. Permits: 228(10-20), 472(20) Petrography: 1265(60) Preparation: 588(60), 1265(60) Production: 228(10-20), 458(70), 655(10), 687(10), 713(60), 746 (60) 1 770 (10) 1 1028 (30) 1 1067 (20) 1 1068 (20) 1 1093(10) 1 1235(80) Rank: 269 (60), 341 (20) , 441 (10) 1 549 (20) 1 813 (70) , 1128 (10) 1 1169(20) 1 1226(10) 1 1301(70) 1 1307(60) Reserves: 11(70), 280(50), 293(70), 345(00), 410(70), 441(10) 1 535 (70) 1 634 (QQ) 1 655 (10) 1 670 (10) 1 611 (70) 1 687 (lQ) 1 715 (10), 813 (70), 957 (10), 986 (70), 987 (IP), 1032 (30), 1150 (50) , 1169 (20) , 1226 (10) , 1235 (80), 1269 ( 60) Steam Test: 140 (20-30) 1 227 (-), 658 (20) Stratigraphy: 255(00) 1 271(60), 389(10), 780(00) Transportation: 188(10) 1 367(60), 561(-), 576(10), 707(10), 909(20), 1150(50), 1235(80), 1260(10) Value: 389(10), 986(70) Washability: 588(60), 923(60) BERING RIVER COAL ~liNE (SC) Closure: 1081(20) General: 514(20) Leases: 514(20) Mining: 658(20), 1081(20) Production: 1081(20) BERING SEA (SW) Rank: 782 ( 00) Reserves and Resources: 782(00) BETTLES (I) General: 985(IP) BIBLIOGRAPHY General: 11(70), 12(70), 194(70), 269(60), 294(70), 332(10), 341(20), 357(20), 411(70), 421(80), 917(80) AR: 424(70), 793(70), 1268(70) I: 580 (30) , 1268 (70) NW: 492 (80) SC: 512 (10), 644 (70), 736 (60), 791 (00), 904 (60), 1268 (70) sw: 467(70), 1015(70) Multiple .'l.reas: 585(40), 747(70), 858(80), 1022(20), 1235(80), 1298 (80) Analysis: 1102(70), 1244(10) Quadrangle: 432(70), 433(70), 434(70), 435(70), 436(70), 437(70), 438 (70), 439(70) 161 BIDARKI CREEK (SC) Analysis: 704(40), 1125(40) Mining: 283(50) Stratigraphy: 704(40), 1125(40) BIG BEND (AR) General: 517(60) BIG BLACK RIVER (I) General: 338(00), 1054(1890) BIG DELTA COAL FIELD Analysis: 1118(40) Exploration: 1118(40) BIG RIVER (SW) General: 1037(10) Mining: 1037(10) BILLY BEDS Analysis: 1170(40) Character: 425(80) Geology: 585(40) Washability: 925(80) BILLY CREEK (SC) Analysis: 870(00) General: 796(10) Geology: 796(10), 870(00) Stratigraphy: 796(10) Structure: 796(10), 869(00), 870(00) BLACK BEAR COAL CLAIM General: 681(10) BLACK DIAMOND COAL COMPANY Coal Reports: 92(40) Fre'ight Rates: 63 (20) Mining: 1034(30) BLACKBURN MINE (I) Analysis: 582(80) Geology: 582(80) History: 638(70) Mining: 638(70) Rank: 813 (70) 162 BLACKSMITHING General: 563(20), 818(00), 824(30) BLAINE COAL CLAIM General: 911(10) BLATCHFORD MINE (I) Analysis: 417(60), 446(00), 447(00), 582(80), 1041(10) General: 338(00), 584(70), 1307(60) Geology: 417(60), 446(00), 447(00), 582(80) History: 638 (70) Mining: 447(00), 638(70), 859(00) BLIND RIVER (I) General: 584(70) BLUE BEAR COAL CLAIM General: 676(10) BLUFF CREEK (I) Analysis: 1141(30) Stratigraphy: 826(40) Structure: 826(40) BLUFF POINT MINE (SC) Analysis: 2(60), 279(50), 470(40), 1170(40) General: 94(20), 283(50), 285(50), 310(20), 333(10), 776(10), 845(20), 1093(10) Geology: 267(50), 471(40), 1048(10), 1086(00) History: 858(80) Marketing Analysis: 356(20) Mining: 332(10), 356(20), 471(40), 777(20), 1048(10) Permit: 186(10) Photographs: 279(50) Production: 267(50), 356(20), 770(10) Stratigraphy: 267(50), 1086(00) Structure: 267(50), 1048(10), 1086(10) Transportation: 356(20) BONANZA CREEK (I) Analysis: 585(40), 786(10) General: 269(60), 447(00), 584(70) Geology: 446(00), 585(40), 786(10), 901(00) Stratigraphy: 446 ( 00) Structure: 786(10) BONASILA RIVER (I) General: 588(10) BONNIFIELD REGION (I) Analysis: 1005(50) Geology: 390(10) Stratigraphy: 390(10) Structure: 390(10) BOULDER CREEK (SC) 163 Analysis: 571(10), 744(10), 791(00), 796(10), 870(00) 1244(10) General: 608(00) Geology: 383(70), 407(10), 870(00), 796(10), 1014(70), Location: 383(70) Project Report: 1122(80) Reserves: 635(70) Structure: 1014(70) BOUNDARY CREEK Geology: 704(40) Mining: 843(30) Stratigraphy: 704(40) Structure: 704(40) BRADLEY SEAM Analysis: General: (SC) 338(00) 490 ( 1890) BRIGHTMAN and DeGEOFF SEAM (SE) General: 490 (189 0) BRIQUETTING Alaska Railroad Area: 983(40) Bering River Coal Fields: 473(-), 549(20) Interior Coal Fields: 56(20), 774(40) Matanuska Coal Field: 66(30), 138(30), 724(10) Overview: 1261 (40), 1345 (-) BRISTOL BAY (SW) General: 338(00) Mining: 478 (10) BROAD PASS COAL and DEVELOPMENT COMPANY (SC) Analysis: 95(2.0) General: 95(20), 161(50), 309(20), 311(20) Mining: 334(20), 356(20) 164 BROAD PASS MI~E (SC) Analysis: 2(60), 12(70), 58(20), 267(50), 269(60), 327(80), 470(80), 585(40), 813(70), 903(80), 904(60), 925(80), 926 (IP), 959 (60), 962 (70), 1007 (30), 1170 (40), 1235 (80) Character: 925(80), 926(IP) Development: 583(40) Development Potential: 293(70) Drilling: 593(40) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) Exploration: 168(50), 208(40), 667(50) General: 227(60), 285(50), 392(30), 469(20), 514(20), 669(50) Geology: 267 (50), 327 (80), 383 (70), 471 (40), 585 (40), 675 (50), 704(40), 925(80), 930(80), 1170(40), 1181(40) History: 675(50), 858(80), 925(80) Leases: 514(20) Locations: 210(-), 671(70) Map (ext.): 210(-), 1197(40) Marketing Potential: 293(70) Mining: 219(-), 327(80), 356(20), 383(70), 583(40), 666(50), 925(80), 984(70), 985(iP), 1081(20), 1199(70) Mining Costs: 1235(80) Overview: 984(70) Petrography: 962(70) Petrology: 930(80) Production: 260(40), 267(40), 310(20), 959(60), 985(IP), 1067(20), 1235(80) Rank: 269(60), 813(70), 1301(70) Reserves: 11(70), 269(60), 293(70), 671(70), 1181(40), 1235(80) Stratigraphy: 267(50), 930(80) Structure: 327(80), 704(40), 959(60) Transportation: 1235(80) Washability: 925(80), 926(IP) BROOKS RANGE (AR) Analysis: 585(40) Development Potential: 1205(70), 1206(70) Distribution: 266(70), 1040(20) Geology: 384(70), 567(70), 585(40), 587(70), 1040(20) Reserves: 384(70), 1188(70) BROWN BEAR COAL CLAIM General: 372(10) BRUNO AGOSTINO MOOSE CREEK COAL COMPANY (SC) Analysis: 131(20), 132(20), 141(20-30), 920(60) Map: 131 (20) Mining; 131(20), 1068(20) Production: 62(20) 165 BUBB CREEK (SC) General: 818 (00), 819(1890) BUCKLAND BASIN (NW) Analysis: 493 (80) General: 585(40) Geology: 493 (80) Reserves: 492(80) BUFFALO COAL MINING COMPANY (SC) Buildings: 196(40) Coal Handling: 196(40) Equipment: 196(40) General: 197(50), 232(40), 624(50), 1077(40), 1078(40) Mining: 196(40), 1178(50) Transportation: 196(40) Ventilation: 196(40) BUFFALO CREEK COAL MINE (SC) Analysis: 588(60), 1005(50), 1170(40), 1194(40); 1297(60), 1303(60) Closure: 52(40) Coal Fire: 1209(50-70) Development: 617(40), 620(40), 1076(40) Development Potential: 582(80), 1194(40) Drilling: 1076(40) Exploration; 620(40), 1194(40) Fusibility of Ash: 2(60) Gas Explosion: 364(40) General: 73(50), 134(40), 151(50), 284(50), 285(50), 667(50) Geology: 267(50), 471(40), 585(40), 704(40), 1194(40), 1255(-), 1303 (60) Mine Map: 363(40), 364(40), 365(40), 1184(40), 1194(40) Mining: 278(50), 286(50), 471(40), 588(60), 617(40), 620(40), 985(Ii?) Preparation: 588(60), 589(50) Production: 260(40), 267(40), 985(IP) Reopen 1951: 588(60), 666(50), 980(50) Reserves: 987(IP), 1076(40), 1194(40), 1303(60) Stratigraphy: 1194(40) Structure: 704(40), 1194(40) Sulfur Content: 1297(60) Transportation -Railroad Spur: 52(40) Washability; 588(60) 166 BURCH CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY Analysis: 1041(10) Coal survey Plat: 1168(00) Mining: 1046(10) BURNS COAL MINE General: 95(20) Mining 357(20), 494(20), 495(20) BUSH MINE Analysis: General: Geology: (I) 417(60), 446(00), 582(80) 584(70) 417(60), 446.(00), 582(80) BUTLER COAL CLAIM General: 373(10) BUTTE COAL CLAIM General: 752(10) BUZZARD CREEK (I) Geology: 1296(60) Structure: 1296(60) BYPRODUCTS General: 533(70), 602(70), 69l(IP), 852(IP), 854(70), 983(40) CACHE CREEK (SC) Analysis: 825(10) General: 776(10) Geology: 407(10) History: 904(60) Mining: 771(10), 777(20), 825(10), 1048(10) Production: 825(10) Stratigraphy: 271(60) CACHE CREEK MINING COMPANY Mining: 825(10) CALDERHEAD MINE Analysis: General; Geology: (I) 470(40), 1170(40) 494(20) 471(40) Mining: 471(40), 495(20) CALIFORNIA COAL CLAIM General: 374(10) CALIFORNIA CREEK (I) 167 Analysis: 470(40), 573(20), 959(60), 1235(80) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) General: 392(30) Geoloqy: 390(10), 398(10), 471(40), 1296(60) Mining Costs: 1235(80) Production: 959(60), 1235(80) Reserves: 1235(80) Structure: 390(10), 959(60) Transportation: 1235(80) CAMP DANIEL Geology: 560(10) CAMP COVE / STILLWATER General: 512(10) CAMP CREEK Analysis: General: (SC) 470(40) 401(10) CANADIAN PACIFIC OIL and GAS CO, General: 518 (70) CANDLE (NW) Analysis: 412(20), 470(40), 493(80), 571(10), 1170(40) General: 316(70), 422(10), 631(10), 985(IP) Geology: 471(40), 493(80) Mining: 412(20) CANNEL COAL ROAD CO. General: 143(20-30) CANNERIES Coal Consumption: 58'(20), 76(20), 98(30), 121(30) CANOE CREEK (SC) General: 869(00) CANTWELL FORMATION General: 393(20) Geology: 354 (10) , 406 (20) , 580 (30) , 1039 (20), 1335 (70) History: 858(80) Stratigraphy: 580 (30) Structure: 580(30) 168 CANTWELL RIVER Analysis: 339(00)1 446(00)1 477(00)1 478(10)1 775(00) General: 359(00)1 1250(00) Geology; 338(00)1 344(20)1 447(00)1 775(00)1 899(00) Mining: 344(20) Production; 344(20) Stratigraphy: 447(00)1 1288(70) Structure: 344(20)1 899(00) CANYON CREEK (SC) Analysis: 470(40)1 744(10)1 778(00)1 782(00)1 1170(40) 1 1084(00)1 1244(10) Development Potential: 634(00) General: 269(60)1 405(30) Geology; 280(50)1 308(IP)1 404(20)1 471(40)1 561(-)1 769(50)1 778(00), 1084(00) 1 1326(10) Mining: 290(70) 1 714(10) Reserves; 634(00) Stratigraphy: 271(60), 782(00) Structure: 271(60)1 769(50)1 1326(10) CAPE BEAUFORT (AR) Analysis; 12(70) I 270(60) 1 388(70) 1 493(80) 1 921(80) 1 999(00) 1 1309(60) Bibliography: 921(80) Character: 388(70)1 918(70) 1 921(80) Coking; 388(70)1 918(70)1 1121(60)1 1309(60) Development Potential: 898(70) Drilling: 388(70) 1 1112(60) Equipment: 1309(70) General: 312(20) 1 659(70)1 866(00), 1307(60) Geology: 214(-)1 270(60) 1 338(00) 1 384(70) 1 385(70)1 386(IP)1 388 (70) 1 419 (60) 1 445 (00) 1 448 (00) 1 493 (80) 1 710 (70) 1 898(70) 1 1054(1890) History: 858(80) Location: 319(1890)1 384(70) 1 985(IP) Map: 214(-) Mineralogy; 921(80) Mining: 419(60)1 448(00)1 848(70) Permafrost: 898(70) Petrography: 918(70) 1 921(80)1 1267(70) Rank; 441(10) 1 921(80), 1267(70) Reserves: 214(-) 1 384(70) 1 385(70) 1 441(10) 1 492(80) 1 719(70) Slurry Pipeline Potential: 898(70) Stratigraphy; 270(60), 385(70)1 921(80)1 1309(60) Structure; 270(60) 1 385(70) 1 419(60) 1 445(00) 1 448(00) 169 CAPE BEAUFORT contd. Trace Elements: 919(70)1 921(80) washability: 1265(60) CAPE DANGER Mining: CAPE DOUGLAS Analysis: General: Geology: 603(10) (SC) 1085(00) 490(1890) 1085(00) CAPE DYER (AR) Analysis: 12(70) Geology: 445(00)1 448(00)1 1110(60) Mining: 466(IP) Paleobotany: 861(60) Power Generation Potential: 466(IP) Stratigraphy: 455(00)1 448(00) Structure: 455(00 1 448(00) CAPE LEWIS FIELD (AR) Analysis: 445(00) 1 448(00) Geology: 445(00)1 448(00) Stratigraphy: 445(00) 1 448(00) Structure: 445(00)1 448(00) CAPE KOLIK (SW) General: 1085(00) CAPE LISBURNE (AR) Analysis: 12(70) 1 270(60) 1 329(10) 1 338(00) 1 339(00)1 345(00)1 441(10)1 445(00)1 478(10)1 600(10)1 775(00)1 782(00)1 783(00)1 999(00)1 1110(00)1 1226(10)1 1244(10)1 1250(70)1 1307(60) Character: 270(60) Development: 1089(10) Development Costs: 1140(70) Development Potential: 634(00) Economics: 535(70) 1 1140(70) General: 175(30) 1 195(40) I 324(QQ) 1 326(00) 1 359(QQ) I 444(QQ) 1 469 (7Q) 1 546 (2Q) 1 726 (188Q) 1 727 (189Q) 1 728 (1890) 1 804 (70) 1 836 (0Q) 1 858 (8Q) 1 868 (2Q) 1 1044 (3Q) 1 1077 (4Q) 1 lQ9Q(lQ) 1 1109(1880) 1 1167(40) 1 1169(20) 1 125Q(7Q) Geology: 329(10)1 338(00) 1 344(20)1 358(10)1 445(00) 1 448(00)1 567 (7Q) 1 775 (QQ) 1 999 (QQ) 1 1010 (6Q) 1 1018 (30) 1 1150 (50) 170 CAPE LISBURNE contd. History: 600(10), 858(80) Locations: 1108(1880) Marketing: 1140(70) Mining: 801(60), 859(00), 866(00), 985(IP), 1046(10) -Production: 985 (IP), 1140 (70) Rank: 270(60), 341(20), 441(10), 782(00) Reserves: 358(10), 441(10), 634(00), 694(00), 702(70), 782(00), 1107(1880), 1249(70) stratigraphy: 270 (60), 448 (00), 1307 (60) Structure: 270(60), 448(00), 999(00), 1018(30) Transportation: 1140 (70)_ CAPE NOME (NW) General: 195(40) CAPE SABINE (AR) Analysis: 12{70) Exploration: 323(00) Geology: 445(00), 448(00) Mining: 866(00) Structure: 448(00) CAPE SPENCER (SC) General: 490(1890) CAPE STARITCHOKOFF General: 491(1890) CAPE THOMPSON (AR) Analysis: 12(70), 15(70) BTU: 15(70) General: 866(00) Geology: 15(70), 445(00), 448(00), 1110(60) Rank: 15(70) Structure: 448(00) Stratigraphy: 448(00) washability: 15(70) CAPE VANCOUVER (SE) General: 813(70) CAPPS COAL FIELD, see BELUGA COAL FIELD CARIBOU CREEK (SC) Analysis: 470(40), 473(-), 476(10), 478(10), 744(10), 778(00), 780(00), 782(00), 787(00), 879(00), 1084(00), 1170(40) 171 CARIBOU CREEK contd. Development Potential: 454(70) General: 280(50) 1 384(10) 1 548(10)1 832(20) 1 985(IP) 1 1307(60) Geology: 471(~0) 1 476(10) 1 478(10)1 561(-)1 778(00), 780(00), 870(00) 1 986(70) 1 1084(00) 1 1326(10) Mining: 311(20), 356(20) Reserves: 986(70) Stratigraphy: 778(00), 787(00) Structure: 778(00) 1 787(00) Washability: 920(60) CARBON DISTRICT (.SC) Geology: 481(10) CARBON MINE Analysis: 1170(40) Development: 553(20) Geology: 471(40) Map: 557 (-) Mining: 471(40) CARBON.MOUNTAINS Analysis: 470(40), 572(10) 1 744(10), 778(00) 1 780(00) 1 782(00)1 1170(40), 1244(10) Claims: 555 (10) · General: 280(50) 1 523(10) 1 548(10) Geology: 471(40), 475(10)1 778(00) 1 780(00) Reserves: 987(IP) Stratigraphy: 555(10) 1 778(00) 1 780(00), 782(00) Structure: 475(10) 1 778(00)1 780(00) CARBON MOUNTAIN ANTHRACITE COAL COMPANY General: 422(10), 530(10) 1 714(10) 1 756(10)1 1046(10) CARBON MOUNTAIN COAL COMPANY Coal Survey Plat: 1168(00) General: 379 (10) CARBON RIDGE · (SC) Geology: 475(10) 1 478(10) 1 484(10) Structure: 479(10) CARBONIZATION General: 189(10)1 285(50)1 564(20)1 774(40)1 884(40), 885(50)1 1005(50) 1 1006(40) 1 1345(-) CARIBOU (I) Analysis: 1102(70) CARIBOU BED General.: CARIBOU CREEK General: Geology: Structure: CARPENTER CREEK Analysis: Geology: Structure: (I) 924(70) (SC) 796(10) 796(10) 796(10) (SC) 735(20) 735(20) 735(20) CASTLE MOUNTAIN (SC) 172 Analysis: 924(70), 962(70), 1311(60) Character: 924(70) Cleaning: 1311(60) Coking: 1311(60) Geology: 789(10), 1311(60) Map (Strat,): 656(20) Mining: 1323(60), 1324(60) Petrography: 962(70) Reserves: 987(IP) Structure: 789(10), 791(00) Washability: 920(60), 924(70) CASTLE MOUNTAIN COAL COMPANY (SC) Contracts: 171(50) General: 20 (50) , 24 (50) , 768 (50) Tipple Analysis: 241(60), 243(60) CENTRAL ALASKA POWER POOL General: 907(30) CENTRAL ALASKA REGION Overview: 1239(70) CHAKACHATNA RIVER Reserves: 509(70) CHANDLER CREEK (AR) Geology: 517(60) Structure: 517 (60) CHANDLER FORMATION (AR) Drilling: 966(50) 173 CHANDLER LAKE General: 316 (70) CHANDLER RIVER (AR) Analysis: 270(60) CHAPIN BAY Analysis: 1008(30) CHARLEY CREEK Analysis: 470(40), 1170(40) Geology: 471(40) CHARLEY RIVER (I) Analysis: 744(10) General: 316(70), 985(IP) Geology: 446(00) Reserve: 317(70) Stratigraphy: 446(00) Transportation: 317(70) CHARLOTTE DISTRICT Development: 561(-) Development Potential: 578(10) Geology: 561(-) CHARLOTTE SEAM Analysis: 778(00) Geology: 778(00) Stratigraphy: 778(00) CHARLOTTE LAKE ALASKA COAL COMPANY General: 422(10), 916(10) Mining: 1046(10) CHATHAM STRAIT Analysis: History: '(SE) 600.(10) 600(10), 858(80) CHATHENDA CREEK Geology: 399(10) CHEENEETNUK RIVER (SW) General: 269(60), 1015(70) CHESHNINA RIVER (SC) Geology: 818(00) Structure: 818(00) 174 CHICAGO CREEK (NW) Analysis: 269(60), 329(10), 412(20), 441(10), 470(40), 493(80), 585 ( 40) , 744 (10) , 927 (RIP) , 1124 ( 40) , 1126 (10) , 1170(40), 1244(10) Claims: 371(10) Development: 1028(30), 1029(30) Development Potential: 517(RIP), 1089(10) General: 269 (60), 302 (40), 333 (10), 352 (10), 631 (10), 845 (20), 877(20), 1005(50), 1090(10), 1032(30), 1036(40) Geology: 329(10), 471(40), 493(80), 585(40), 645(10), 646(00), 839 (00) History: 638(70), 858(80), 1124(40) Marketing: 1028(30), 1029(30) Mining: 329(10), 332(10), 357(20), 412(20), 517(IP), 633(20), 638(70), 645(10), 646(00), 744(10), 836(00), 984(70), 985(IP), 1019(00), 1022(20), 1027(30), 1028(30), 1029(30), 1030(30), 1031(30), 1124(40) Overview: 984(70) Power Generation Plan: 349(00) Production: 269(60), 633(20), 985(IP), 1028(30), 1029(30) Rank: 269(60) Reserves: 492(80), 517(IP), 694(00) Structure: 645(10), 646(00) washability: 927(RIP) CHICAGO GULCH General: 407(10) CHICKALOON COAL COMPANY (SC) General; 1113(10) History; 193(10) Map: Buildings, Tracks: 128 (20) Mining: 415(20), 771(10) Mining Potential: 186(10) Stratigraphy: 1257(20) CHICKALOON COAL MINE (SC) Analysis; 2(60), 232(40), 269(60), 281(60), 331(10) 389 (10), 395 (20), 415 (20), 470 (40), 478 (10), 498 (50), 571(10), 572(40), 573(20), 598(60), 609(00), 610(00), 625 ( 60) , 626 ( 60) , 656 (20), 744 (10) , 776 (10) , 789 (10) , 790(00), 791(00), 795(10), 803(10), 869(00), 870(00), 904(60), 920(60), 924(70), 947(70), 959(60), 962(70), 1169 (20), 1170 (40), 1244 (10), 1299 (60), 1300 (00) Buildings: 1081(20) 175 CHICKALOON COAL MINE contd. Character: 186(10)1 389(10) 1 395(20) 1 609(00) 1 610(00) 1 791(00), 924(70) 1 949(20) Closure: 139(20) 1 1068(20) Coking: 395(20) 1 609(00) 1 625(60)1 626(60) 1 837(60) 1 1307(00) Correspondence: 54(20) 1 60(20) 1 1013(20) Development: 309(20) 1 310(20), 335(20), 395(20) 1 550(10) 1 610 (00) 1 664 (10) 1 724 (10) 1 803 (10) 1 834 (20) 1 948 (20) r 949(20)1 956(10) 1 1093(10)1 1096(10) 1 1169(20) Development Potential: 578(10) 1 831(20)1 979(70) Drilling: 139(20) 1 656(20) Economic Potential: 979(70) Equipment: 664(10) Exploration: 179(10) 1 187(10) 1 309(20)1 310(20) 1 1112(-) Freight Rates: 63(20) General: 13(70) 1 58(70)1 122(20+)1 334(20)1 395(20) 1 494(20) 1 514 (20) 1 531 (10) 1 546 (20) 1 608 (00) 1 776 (10) 1 805 (IP) 1 819(1890)1 832(20) 1 1024(30) 1 1025(30) 1 1026(30)1 1017(20) 1 1031(30) 1 1132(30) Geology: 187 (10), 232 (40) 1 269 (20) 1 394 (60) 1 415 (20), 459 (70) 1 471(40) r 476(10) r 478(10) 1 481(10) 1 585(40) 1 609(00) 610 (10h 769 (50) 1 789 (10) 1 795 (10) 1 870 (00) 1 1142 (30) 1 1334(10) Hazards: 803(10) History: 225 (20), 638 (70) 1 858 (80) 1 1314 (30) Leases: 389(10)1 514(20) 1 1071(20) Maps: 68(30), 781(10) Marketing Potential: 752(60) Mining: 330(10) 1 357(20) 1 395(20)1 415(20), 416(20)1 471(40), 638 (70) 1 656 (20) 1 781 (10) 1 795 (10) 1 801 ( 60) 1 959 (60) 1 984(70) 1 1024(30) 1 1027(30)1 1081(20) Mining Costs: 187(10) 1 644(10) 1 803(l0) 1 1096(10) Naval Alaskan Coal Commission: 1081(20) see also this subject heading Naval Reserve: 904(60) Operation Statistics: 225(20), 1013(20) Overview: 607(00) 1 779(10) Paleobotany: 192(60) Petrography: 162(70) 1 625(60) 1 626(60) Photography: 50 (10), 656 (20), 416 (20) 1 795 (10) Production: 62(60) 1 310(20) 1 416(20) 1 509(70) 1 803(10)1 947(20), 949(20) 1 959(60) r 1169(20) 1 1307(60) Rank: 389(10)1 959(60) Reopened: 1067(20) Reserves: 11(70)1 509(70) 1 664(10)1 724(10), 889(IP)1 948(20) 1 949 (20) 1 1096 (10) 1 1307 (60) Stearn Tests: 277(-) 1 356(20) 176 CHICKALOON COAL MINE contd. Stratigraphy: 415(20), 656(20), 789(10), 790(00), 791(00), 795(10), 869(00), 1257(20) Structure: 389(10), 415(20), 416(20), 609(00), 610(00), 656(20), 724 (10), 769 (50), 781 (10), 789 (10), 795 (10), 869 (00), 870 (00), 947 (20), 948 (20), 1307 (60) Transportation: 69(30), 188(10), 955(10) Utilization: 724(10) Washability: 625(60), 924(70) washery: 1013(20) CHICKALOON FORMATION (SC) Analysis: 394(40) General: 1018(30) Geology: 394(40), 397(30) CHICKEN (I) Analysis: 470(40), 585(40), 820(30), 824(30), 827(30), 1170(40) General: 269(60), 584(70), 985(IP) Geology: 471(40), 820(30), 1315(50) Mining: 469(70) Structure: 820(30), 824(30) CHICKEN CREEK (SC) Analysis: 1006(40) Carbonization: 1006(40) Map_ (geol,); 1286(70) CHIGNIK BAY (SW) General: 726(1880) CHIGNIK BAY COAL and FISH COMPANY (SW) General: 321(1890) CHIGNIK COAL FIELD (SW) Analysis: 255(00), 269(60), 356(20), 469(70), 470(40), 659(70), 730(20), 744(10), 926(IP), 1049(10), E02(70), 1170(40), 1226(10) Character: 926(IP), 254(10) Development Potential: 293(70) General: 277(60), 302(40), 321(1890), 352(10), 477(10), 490 (1890) , 531 (10), 546 (20) , 804 (70) , 819 (1890) , 836 (00), 1169(20), 1250(00), 1318(70) 177 CHIGNIK COAL FIELD contd. Geology: 338(00), 368(60), 467(70), 471(40), 478(10), 585(40), 730(20), 1018(30), 1085(00), 1150(50) History: 858(80) Land Status: 504(70) Mining: 254(10), 255(00), 329(10), 469(70), 477(10), 730(20), 801(60), 859(00)~ 985(IP), 1018(30), 1046(10) Overview: B08(70), 984(70) Production: 985(IP) Rank: 269(60), 341(20), 441(10), 813(70), 1301(70) Reserves: 9 (70), 11 (70), 255 (00), 293 (70), 469 (70), 504 (70), 534 (00), 694 (00), 1249 (70) Stratigraphy: 254(10), 255(00), 269(60), 467(70), 730(20), 1049(20) Structure: 254(10), 255(00), 338(00), 467(70), 730(20), 1307(60) Transportation: 254(10) Washability: 467(70), 926(IP) CHIGNIK COAL MINING CO. (SW) General: 352(10) CHIGNIK FORMATION (SW) Geology: 501(70), 586(40) Paleontology: 501(70) CHILKAT RIVER (SC) Analysis: 338(00) Geology: 526(1890) Reserves: 534(00) CHINALDNA RIVER (SC) General: 738(00) CHISANA -WHITE RIVER Geology: 391(10), 399(10) CHISTOCHINA RIVER Analysis: 478 (10), 775 (00), 782 (00), 818 (00), 1226 (10), 1244 (10) Development: 775(00) General: 339(00), 359(00) Geology: 775(00), 818(00) Production: 775(00) Structure: 818(00) CHITISTONE RIVER (SE) Analysis: 339(00), 478(10), 775(00), 782(00), 818(00), 1244(10) General: 359(00) Geology: 775(00), 846(10), 848(00) 178 CHITNA VALLEY (SC) Reserves: 848(00) CHRISTOPHER PROSPECT (SC) Analysis: 1244(10), 1170(40) General: 643(10) CHUGACH (SC) Development: 702(70) General: 585(40) Geology: 512(10), 576(10), 1326(10) Structure: 512(10), 576(10) CHUGACHIK BAY Mining: 801(60) CHUITKILNACHINA CREEK (SC) Reserves: 509(70) CHUITNA RIVER (SC) Analysis: 271(60), 281(60), 507(80), 644(70), 810(70), 812(70), 1235(80) Character: 296(80) Coal Fire: 271(60) Development: 525(70), 887(70) Drilling: 812(70) Economic Potential: 296(80) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) Gasification Potential: 811(70), 812(70) General: 6(70), 13(70), 405(30) Geology: 296(80), 327(80), 644(70), 910(80), 997(IP) History: 638(70) Leases: 296(80) Mining: 296(80), 638(70), 733(70) Mining Costs: 1235(80) Rank: 810(70), 812(70) Reclamation: 296(80) Reserve: 810(70), 812(70), 1235(80) Stratigraphy: 271(60), 910(80) Transportation: 296(80), 1235(80) CHUKCHI SEA Analysis: General: Reserves: (AR) 12(70) 985(IP) 11(70) CHULITNA COAL COM~ANY Correspondence: 99(20) CHULITNA REGION (SC) 1:79 General: 407(10) 1 1036(40), 1141(30) Geology: 401(10), 423(70), 529(1890), 972(30) Structure: 423(70) Reserves: 972(30) CIRCLE (I) Analysis: 446(00) General: 338(00), 985(IP) Geology: 446(00) Mining: 859(00) Reserve: 317(70) stratigraphy: 446(00) Transportation: 317(70) CLAIMS See also individual claims. General: 726(1880), 1025(30), 1232(10), 1247(10) History: 574(10) List: 1224(10) Map: 1182 (70) SC: 574(10), 714(10), 739(10), 776(10) CLAM GULCH (SC) Dating Methods: 1131(70) Petrography: 1131(70) Structure: 794(10) Volcanic Ash Partings: 1131(70) CLEAR CREEK Analysis: 470(40), 571(.10), 744(10), 780(00), 782(00), 1170(40), 1244(10) General: 280(50) Geology: 471(40), 478(10), 561(-), 780(00), 1084(00) Stratigraphy: 780 (00) 1 782 (00) , Structure: 478(10) CLEARWATER CREEK (I) General: 843(30) Geology: 406(20), 1039(20) CLEMENS THEIN MINE (I) Mining: 859(00) 180 CLEVELAND CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY General: 422(10). Mining: 1046(10) CLEVELAND MINING DISTRICT (SC) Mining: 290(70) CLIFF CREEK (NW) Analysis: 338(00) Geology; 446(00) Stratigraphy: 446(00) CLIMATIC CONDITIONS General: 424(70), 566(10), 750(70), 793(70), 1235(80), 1258(80), 1274(80), 1312(60) COAL BAY General: Geology: History: Mining: COAL CAPE Geology: COAL CENTER (SC) 255(00), 362(20), 491(1890), 819(1899), 875(10), 1109(1880) 338 (00) 638 (70) , 858 (80) 638(70), 859(00) (SW) 338(00) History: 638(70) Mining: 638(70) COAL COMPANY OF ALASKA General: 19(50) COAL CONVERSION General: 975(70), 1058(70), 1059(70) COAL CONTRACTS General: 24(60), 29(60), 30(60), 33(60), 61(30), 69(30), 84(50), 141(20-30), 197(50), 657(20), 952(10), 1224(10) COAL COVE (SC) Analysis: 12(70) Geology: 794(10) Mining: 794(10) Structure: 794(10) COAL CREEK (AR) General: 764(10) 181 COAL CREEK (I) Analysis: 338 (00), 446 (00), 1042 (10), 1201 (60) Coal Fires: 271(60) Development: 58(20) General: 395(20), 447(00), 584(00), 879(20), 901(00), 1022(70), 1024 (30), 1025 (30), 1036 (40) Geology: 287 (50), 391 (10), 398 (10), 399 (10), 406 (20), 446 (00), 449 (00), 774 (40), 840 (30), 847 (10), 899 (00), 1042 (10), 1054(1890), 1201(60), 1295(50), 1296(60), 1325(60) Location: 1289(70) Mining: 1022(20) Reserves: 509(70), 724(10) Stratigraphy: 271(60), 447(00) Structure: 287(50), 899(00), 1296(60) COAL CREEK (SC) Analysis: 2(60), 74(20), 279(50), 470(40), 572(10), 656(20), 744(10), 759(60), 769(50), 782(00), 784(10), 790(00), 791 (00), 870 (00), 972 (30), 973 (30), 1006 (40), 1244 (10) Carbonization: 1006(40) Character: 389(10), 395(20), 927(30) Closure: 1068(20) Development: 514(20), 608(00), 819(1890), 832(20), 838(10), 948 (20) , 1030 (30) General: 261(20), 285(50), 395(20), 1017(20), 1048(10), 1307(60) Geology: 393(20), 481(10), 585(40), 656(20), 675(50), 769(50), 789 (10), 794 (10), 870 (00), 1086 (00) History: 858(80) Leases: 389(10), 514(20), 1071(20) Harketing: 1030 (30) Mining: 675(50), 1029(30), 1030(30), 1031(30), 1081(20) Naval Alaskan Coal Commission: 1081(20), see also this subject heading Overview: 808(70) Photographs: 656(20) Production: 1030(30) Reserves: 509(70), 724(10), 972(30) Stratigraphy: 271(60), 389(10), 656(20), 782(00), 790(00), 791(00), 794 (10), 972 (30), 993 (-), 1086 (00) Structure: 279(50), 656(20), 769(50), 794(10), 972(30), 1086(00) COAL CREEK Analysis: Geology: (SE) 760 (70) 760 (70) COAL CREEK (SW) Stratigraphy: 867(00) Structure: 867(00) COAL DUST General: 303(50) COAL ENVIRONMENTS General: 442(70) COAL FIRES AR: 338(70), 740(10) 182 I: 53(-), 125(20-30), 126(40-60), 151(50), 398(I), 619(40), 980(50)' 1119(70), 1209(50-70), 1295(50) SC: 132(20), 232(40), 285(50), 305(70), 703(50), 1056(60), 1119(70), 1179(50), 1204(70)' 1207(50), 1209(50-70), 1213(50-70)' 1214(70)' 1220(50)' 1310(50) COAL HARBOR MINE (SC) Analysis: 255(00), 470(40), 744(10), 1170(40) General: 324(00) Geology: 255(00), 471(40), 1085(00), 1105(1980) History: 638(70) Mining: 471(40), 638(70) Reserves: 534(00), 1107(80) Stratigraphy: 255(00) COAL LAKE (SC) Geology: 769(50) Structure: 769(50) COAL MINE NO. 1 (I) Analysis: 447(00) General: 584(70) Geology: 447(00) Mining: 447(00) Structure: 447(00) COAL MINE CREEK Analysis: 413(20) Mining: 413(20), 1066(20) COAL POINT (SC) History: 858(80) 183 COAL STORAGE Anchorage Coal Docks Photographs: General: 60(20), 70(40), 71(40)1 857(IP), 960(IP) Seward: 68 (30) COAL TESTING LABORATORY -ANCHORAGE Corre.spondence: 146 (40-50) General: 82(50), 84(50) 50 (10) 72(40), 122(20+), 701(70), ReptJrt: 1007 (30) , 1·008 (30) , 1009 (30) , 1010 (30) COAL VALLEY FORMATION General: 254(10), 772(70) Geology: 501(70) COAL WASHERY PLANT -SUTTON See Sutton Coal Washery Plant COALING STATIONS 93 (50), 969 (00), 970 (00), 971 (00) COLD BAY General: Geology: COKING COAL: Regions: (SW) 490(1890) 1085(00) 202(40-50), 251(-), 344(20), 775(00), 784(70), 985(IP), 987(IP), 1199(70) AR: 386(IP), 73l(IP), 734(60), 918(70), 921(80), 924(70), 1149(60), 1211(60), 1302(60), 1309(60) I: 625(60), 1262(60) SC: 395(20), 563(20), 609(00), 625(60), 626(60), 780(00), 782(00), 783(00), 790(00), 791(00), 837(60), 909(20), 918(70), 924(70), 986(70), 1026(30), 1149(60), 1169(20), 1262(60), 1322(50) COLLINSON POUND General: 740(10) COLORADO STATION (I) Analysis: 235(50), 470(40), 1170(40) Geology: 471(40) History: 858(80) Mining: 471(40) COLVILLE RIVER BASIN (AR) Analysis: 269 (60), 270 (60), 327 (80), 329 (10), 478 (10), 517 (60), 184 COLVILLE RIVER BASIN -Analysis contd. 585(40), 637(60), 775(00), 782(00), 999(00), 1005(50), 1044(30), 1226(10), 1235(80), 1244(10) Boghead Coal: 1117(20) Character: 339(60), 1117(20), 1206(70) Development Potential: 634(00), 1205(70), 1206(70) Drilling: 967(50) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) General: 359(00), 491(1890), 917(80), 1250(00) Geology: 270(60), 327(80), 329(10), 338(00), 358(10), 445(00), 581(70), 585(40), 710(70), 775(00), 999(00), 1040(20), 1044 (30) History: 858(80), 999(00) Mining: 327(80) Mining Costs: 1235(00) Overview: 984(70) Production: 1235(80) Rank: 269(60), 441(10), 1307(60) Reserves: 358(10), 424(70), 634(00), 710(70), 1110(70), 1235(80), 1333(70) Structure: 269(60), 270(60), 327(80), 445(10), 999(00), 1040(20) Transportation: 1235(80) COMBUSTION OF COAL General: 474(-) CONSOLIDATED NO. 1 (SC) Mining: 1046(10) CONSOLIDATED NO. 2 (SC) Mining: 1046(10) CONSUMPTION, see UTILIZATION CONTROLLER BAY COAL COMPANY (SC) Analysis: 554(10) Claims: 554(10) Coal Survey Plats: 1168(00) Explosions: 544(10) General: 530(10) Geology: 554(10) History: 544(10) Marketing Potential: 554(10) Mining: 554{10) 185 CONTROLLER BAY COAL FIELD (SC) Analysis: 329(10), 338(00), 448(00), 551(-), 778(00), 782(00) Character: 324(00), 548(10) Claims: 577(00), 688(10) Development: 348(00). 551(-) Development Potential: 548(10), 578(10), 634(00), 782(00) General: 177 (10), 190 (10), 326 (00), 346 (00), 360 (10), 422 (10), 776(10), 836(00), 845(20), 1055(00) Geology: 329(10), 337(10), 338(10), 345(00), 358(10), 360(10), 512(10), 526(1890), 551(-), 576(10), 714(10), 752(10), 754(10), 778(00), 782(00), 846(10), 1326(10) Map: 782 (00) Marketing Analysis: 252(60), 548(10), 782(00) Mining: 80 ( 60) Production: 548(10) Reserves: 345(00), 360(10), 634(00), 752(10), 754(10), 782(00) Stratigraphy: 512(10), 780(00), 782(00) Transportation: 548(10) COOK INLET COAL FIELD (SC) Analysis: 255(00), 281(60), 327(80), 329(10), 338(00), 644(70), 799(70), 1005(50), 1085(00), 1170(40) Character: 925(80) Claims: 1168(00) Development: 353(10), 639(50) Development Potential: 482(10), 545(70), 634(00), 72l(IP), 722(00), 888(70), 938(70), 979(70), 1123(70) Economic Potential: 644(70), 979(70) Environmental Deposition: 1130 (IP) Exploration: 888(70) Gasification Potential: 811(70) General: 1(00), 6(70), 13(70), 190(10), 283(50), 285(50), 290(70), 302(40), 309(20), 337(10), 346(00), 354(10), 405(30), 407 (10), 480 (10), 524 (70), 599 (00), 608 (00), 622 (50), 728(1890), 738(00), 777(20), 796(10), 804(70), 845(20), 858(80), 861(60), 875(10), 883(30), 985(IP), 1108(1880), 1109(1880), 1250(00), 1296(60) Geology: 255(00), 281(60), 327(80), 329(00), 338(00), 345(00), 393 (20), 394 (40), 402 (30), 406 (20), 415 (20), 430 (80), 529 (1890), 585 (40), 604 (60), 644 (70), 769 (50), 794 (10), 939 (30), 998 (70), 1085 (00), 1086 (00), 1105 (1880), 1150(50), 1326(10), 1334(60) History; 193(10), 630(10), 858(80) Land Status: 265 (70) Methane: 430(80) Mining: 322 (00) 1 327(80), 393 (20) 1 466 (IP), 469 (70) 1 694 (00) r 79.4 (_10) , 825 (10) , 1046 (_10) 186 COOK INLET COAL FIELD contd. Overview: 1239(70) Permits: 228(10-20) Power Generation Potential: 466(IP), 815(70) Production: 728(10-30), 1067(20) Rank: 281(60), 341(20), 441(10), 782(00) Reserves: 358(00), 482(10), 534(00), 545(70), 639(50), 722(00), 782(00), 812(70), 938(70), 987(IP), 1150(50), 1249(70) Slurry Pipeline: 644(70) Stratigraphy: 717(60), 794(10), 1086(00) Structure: 327(80), 769(50), 794(10), 998(70) washability: 925(80) Volcanic Ash Partings: 1130(IP) COOK INLET COAL FIELD COMPANY History: 859(00) Mining: 801(50) COOK INLET CORPORATION General: 902(IP) COOK INLET MINE Analysis: 470(40) COOK INLET TRANSPORTATION COMPANY General: 875(10) COOPER COAL and COMMERCIAL COMPANY General: 290(70) COOPER COAL BED Analysis: Geology: COOPER CREEK (SC) 1170(40) 283(50), 704(40) Geology: 1086(00) Mining: 1086(00) Stratigraphy: 1086(00) Structure: 1086(00) COPPER RIVER and NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD CORPORATION General: 1222(10) 187 COOPER RIVER REGION (SC) Analysis: 329(10), 478(10) General: 358(10), 394(40), 585(40), 819(1890), Geology: 329(10), 338(00), 846(10) Rank: 394(40), 782(00) Reserves: 782(00) CORDOVA (SC) General: 316(70), 836(00), 1123(70) CORTELLA COAL CORPORATION (SC) Analysis: 923(60) General: 473(-) Washability: 923(60) CORWIN BLUFF .(AR) Analysis: 12(70), 269(60), 270(60), 388(70), 448(00), 637(60), 1044(30), 1235(80) Coking: 1307(60) Drilling: 388(70) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) General: 312(20), 917(80) Geology; 270(60), 344(20), 384(70), 386(IP), 388(70), 448(00), 585(40), 710(70), 1040(20), 1044(30) History: 638(70), 858(80) Locati.on: 388 (70) Mining: 333(10), 338(00), 448(00), 458(70), 638(70), 866(00) Mining Costs: 1235(80) Production: 458(70), 1235(80) Rank: 269(60) Reserves: 384(70), 424(70), 1235(80), 1333(20) Stratigraphy: 270(60), 448(00), 1044(30), 1303(60) Structure: 270(60), 448(00), 1040(20), 1044(30) Transportation: 1235(80) CORWIN FORMATION . (AR) Analysis: 3(80) Character: 3(80) Geology: 3(80), 445(00), 458(70), 73l(IP), 981(50), 982(50) Mining: 73l(IP) Stratigraphy: 445(00), 73l(IP) Structure: 445(00), 458(70), 73l(IP) Trace Element: 3(80) 188 CORWIN MINES (AR) Analysis: 493 (80) , 999 (00) General: 478 (10) Geology: 493(80) Mining: 1046(10) Resources: 492(80) CORWIN TRADING COMPANY General: 338 (00), 445(00), 866(00) COSTELLO CREEK (SC) Analysis: 2(60), 12(70), 470(40), 959(60), 1005(50), 1170(40), 1235(80), 1281(40) Closure: 1076(40) Development: 583(40) Drilling: 1200(40) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) General: 151(50), 394(40), 985(IP) Geology: 383(70), 423(70), 471(40), 585(40), 1281(40) History: 858(80) Locations: 383(70) Maps, (ext,): 213(40) Mine Map: 1200(40) Mining; 471(40), 583(40), 1235(80) Production: 959(60), 1235(80) Reserves: 1200(40), 1235(80), 1281(40) Structure: 423(70), 959(60), 1281(40) Transportation: 1235(80) COTTONWOOD CREEK (SC) Dating Methods: 1311(70) Geology: 407(10), 1085(00), 1086(00) Petrography: 1311(70) Stratigraphy: 1086(00) Structure: 407(10), 1086(00) Volcanic Ash Partings: 1131(70) CRIPPLE CREEK Analysis: 235(50), 236(50), 237(50), 240(50), 242(60), 243(60), 244(60), 245(60), 246(60), 247(60), 248(60), 249(60), 431(50), 1171(70), 1172{70), 1173(70), 1295(50) General:· 24.(60), 666(50), 1289(70) Geology: 774(40), 792(20) Map: 217(-), 1243(-) Mining: 669(50), 802(70) Stratigraphy: 431(50) Structure: 792(20) 189 CRIPPLE CREEK COAL COMPANY Contracts: 30(60), 82(50) General: 21(50), 31(60), 39(60), 75(50), 151(50), 167(50), 197(50), 1324(60) Map: 485(50) Mining: 980(50) Railroad: 1231(50) CROW CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY Coal Survey Plats: 1168(00) CUNNINGHAM CLAIMS (SC) Analysis: 470(40), 572(10), 1170(40), 1238(10) General: 177(10), 367(60), 572(10), 576(10), 577(00), 687(10), 708(10), 714(10), 858(80), 1170(40), 1230(10), 1238(10), 1326(10) Geology: 471(40), 1238(10) Production: 330(10) Review: 523(10), 1088(10) Structure: 1238(10) CUNNINGHAM RIDGE (SC) Analysis: 484(10) Geology: 475(10), 484(10) Stratigraphy: 782(00) Structure: 475(10) CURTIS SEAl-! (SC) DAHL Analysis: 338(00) General: 338(00), 490(90) Geology: 338(00), 1086(00) Stratigraphy: 1086(00) Structure; 1086(00) General: 195(40) DAKOTA CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY (SC) Coal Survey Plat: 1168(00) Mining: 1046(10) DALL RIVER VALLEY (I) Analysis: 447(00) General: 269(60), 338(00), 429(70), 584(70), 985(IP) Geology: 446(00), 447(00), 516(10), 1325(60) Stratigraphy: 446(00), 764(10) Structure: 447(00) DANGEROUS CAPE (SC) Geology: 794 (10) · Structure: 794(10) DATING METHODS 190 General: 856(70) 1 1128(70), 1130(IP)1 1131(70)1 1147(80), 1148(70) DAVID BED Analysis: 74(20), 415(20), 1170(40) Geology: 416(20) 1 471(40), 781(10), 1142(30) Mining: 416(20) Production: 416(20) Structure: 415{20) 1 416(20) DAVIS CAMP General: 714(10) DAVIS CREEK Geology: 338(00) DAVIS MINE (SC) Development: 553(20) DAWSON-MURPHY ~liNE Mining: 1081(20) DEAD FALL SYNCLINE (AR) Reserves; 492(80) DEATH VALLEY Analysis: Geology: Reserves; 493(80) 493 (80) 492 (80) DEEP CREEK (SC) General: 808(70) Geology: 1014(70) Mining: 283(50) Structure: 1014(70) DEEPBANK CREEK Geology; 1016(IP), Stratigraphy: 1015(70) Structure: 1015(70), 1016(IP) DEERING COAL MINE Reopening: 1166(40) DEGROFF SEM-1 Analysis: 338(00) DELONG MOUNTAINS Coal Locations: 384(70) Geology: 384(70) Resources: 384(70) DELTA COAL COMPANY General: 42(60) DELTA CREEK Geology: 398(10) DELTA RIVER (I) General: 840 (50) DEPOSITION ENVIRONMENT 191 General: 1129(70), 1130(IP) DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL (SINCE 1950) See also ECONOMIC POTENTIAL and MARKETING POTENTIAL AR: 252(60), 315(70), 419(60), 605(IP), 710(70), 73l(IP), 898(70), 1110(60), 1205(70) I: SOS(IP), 507(80), 938(70), 1011(80) 1 1332(60) NW: 492(80) SC: 252(60), 308(IP), 504(70), 507(80), 508(70), 545(70), 72l(IP), 733(70), 800(IP), 863(70), 889(IP), 902(IP), 938(70), 997(IP), 1011(80), 1058(70), 1059(70), 1205(70) Multiple Areas: 293(70), 314(70), 316(70), 370(70), 517(IP), 525 (70) , 535 (70) , 567 (70), 582 (80) , 587 (70) , 652(70), 686(60), 702(70), 706(IP), 712(60), 750 (70) , 797 (80), 805 (IP), 808 (70) , 858 (80), 888(70), 889(IP), 895(IP), 940(70), 985(IP), 987(IP), 1022(70), 1123(70), 1196{70), 1197(70), 1206(70), 1234(80), 1347(70) Environmental Constraints: 1094(IP) Overview: 1149(60), 1258(80), 1329(70) DEVIL MOUNTAIN Analysis: Geology: 493(80) 493(80) DIAMOND COAL COMPANY (SC) Closure: 980(50) Mining: 1078(40) DIAMOND CREEK Stratigraphy: 255(00) 192 DIAMOND STRIP MINE PROJECT 812 (I) Analysis: 585(40), 1120(40), 1180(40) Capital Costs: 1120(40) Geology: 585(40), 704(40), 774(40), 1180(40) History: 1180(40) Maps: 212(40), 382(40) Mining: 1125(40) Reserves: 1180(40) Structure: 704(40) DICK CREEK (SC) Analysis: 1244(10) Stratigraphy: 782(00) DISCOVERY (NW) Geology: 829(20) Mining: 829(20) Structure: 829(20) DISENCHANTMENT BAY (SE) General: 324(00) Geology: 338(00), 977(1890) DOHERTY COAL COMPANY (SC) Closure: 186(10) Geology: 232(40) History: 193 (10) Mining: 186(10), 771(10) Stratigraphy: 186(10) DOHERTY MINE (pC) Analysis: 573(20), 770(10), 1303(60) Development: 1313(30) Develqpment Potential: 582(80) General: 185(10), 333(10), 395(20), 955(10) Geology: 770(10), 1303(60) Marketing Potential: 582(80) Mining: 771(10), 781(10) Production: 770(10) Reserves: 1303(60) Structure: 770(10) 193 DONNELLY COAL FIELD (I) Analysis: 1118(40), 1125(40) Exploration: 1118 (40) Map: 1197 (40) Stratigraphy: 1125(40) DONNELLY DOME MINE (I) General: 34(60) DORIS COVE (SW) General: 490(1890) DOUGHERTY MINE (SC) Analysis: 415(20), 1170(40) Geology: 415(20) Mining: 415(20) Structure: 415(20) DRAKE CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY (SC) Mining: 1046(10) DREW MINE (I) Analysis: 446(00), 447(00), 822(30), 1291(60) General: 269(70), 584(70), 827(30) Geology: 446(00), 447(00), 1201(60) History: 858(80) Prospecting: 1058(1890) Stratigraphy: 822(30) Structure: 447(00) DRILL CREEK (SC) Reserves: 509(70) Stratigraphy: 271(60) Structure: 271(60) DRILLING AR: 386(IP), 865(IP), 936(50), 964(50), 965(60), 966(50), 967(50), 968(50), 1111(70), 1121(60), 1302(60), 1309(60) I: 1274(80), 1308(IP) SC: 187 (10) , 278 (50), 287 (50) 1 306 (70), 308 (IP), 421 (80), 705 (50), 803 (10), 812 (70), 860 (IP), 948 (20), 949 (20), 978 (40), 1146 (60), 1185(-), 1186(50), 1187(-), 1209(60), 1210(50), 1215(50), 1216(50), 1221(50), 1303(60), 1305(60), 1306(60) DRYING OF COAL General: 917(80) 1 928(70), 929(IP), 93l(IP), 976(IP) 194 DUCK FLAT COMPANY Analysis: 235(50) General: 110 (50) Houston Sublease: 151(50) Mining: 987(IP) DUKTOTH VALLEY (SC) Analysis: 765(10) General: 571(10) Geology: 765 (10) DUNBAR CLAIM Analysis: 1001-(30) DUNKLE MINE (SC) Analysis: 862(40), 978(40), 1005(50), 1170(40), 1281(40) Contracts: 83(50) Development: 668(50) Development Potential: 1200(40) Drilling: 978(40), 1200(40) Geology: 585(40), 978(40), 1281(40) History: 858(80), 978(40) Maps: 213(40), 1200(40) Mining: 1150(50) Production: 978(40) Reserves: 978 (40), 1200 (40), 1281 (40) Stratigraphy: 978(40) Structure: 978(40), 1281(40) DUTCH HARBOR (SW) History: b38(70) Mining: 638(70) Naval Coal Depot: 971(00) DRY CREEK BASIN General: 396(10) Geology: 390(10), 398(10) Locations: 1290(70) Structure: 390(10) EAGLE (I) Analysis: 12(70), 294(70), 327(80), 470(40), 659(70), 926(IP) Character: 926(IP) Development Potential: 293(70) General: 269(60), 277(60), 316(70), 469(70), 584(70), 804(70), 8J.3 (70), 985 (IP) Geology: 294(70), 327(80), 579(70) 195 EAGLE contd, History: 858(80) Land Status: 504(70) Marketing Potential: 293(70) Mining: 327(80) Rank: 813 (70) Reserves: 11(70)1 293(70), 504(70) Structure: 327(80), 659(70) washability: 926(IP) EAGLE HARBOR (SW) General: 1085(00) EAGLE RIVER (SC) General: 394(40) EASTLAND CANYON (SC) Analysis: 1085(00) General: 490(1890), 875(10) Geology: 1085(00), 1086(00) Stratigraphy: 1086(00) Structure: 1086(00) EASTLAND SEAM (SC) Analysis: 338(00) ECONOMIC POTENTIAL (SINCE 1950) General: 665(50), 742(IP), 749(80), 860(IP), 895(IP) 1 940(70), 946(80), 96l(IP) NW: 873(70) SC: 960(IP), 1058(70), 1059(70) Overview: 994(IP), 1149(60) ECONOMICS General: 300(IP) 1 30l(IP), 409(70), 459(70) 1 466(IP), 520(IP), 535 (70), 565 (70), 602 (70), 773 (70) 1 805 (IP), 906 (IP), 1336(IP) AR: 386 (IP), 424 (70) I 605 (IP) I 865 (IP) I: 458(70)1 507(80)1 517(IP)1 646(70), 1270(IP) SC: 296 (80), 458 (70) I 507 (80), 508 (70), 517 (IP), 524 (70), 525 (70), 644 (70) 1 857 (IP), 889 (IP) 1 902 (IP) 1 1140 (70) Home Heating: 1052(IP) Multiple Areas: 804(70)1 959(60) Ove·rview: 1258 (80) EDWARD T. McNALLY MINE Leases: 514(20) Mining: 344(20) Production: 62(20) EEK RIVER Exploration: 673(20) General: 763(10) Geology: 673(20) Stratigraphy: 673(20) Structure: 673(20) ELEPHANT POINT Analysis: 493(80) Distribution: 893(70) Geology: 493(80) Resources: 492(80) Structure: 893 (70) EL SODERQUEST Analysis: 74(20) (AR) 196 ELUSIVE CREEK Analysis: Drilling: 270(60), 388(70), 419(60) 388 (70) Geology: Location: 386 (IP), 388 (70), 419 (60), 710 (70) 388 (70) EMERY BED ( SC) Analysis: 415(20), 1170(40) Geology: 416(20), 471(40), 781(10) Mining: 416(20), 781(10) Production: 416(20) Structure: 415(20), 416(20), 781(10) EMERY-KELLY MINE Analysis: 573(20) EMMA CREEK Analysis: Geology: Structure: (I) 786(10) 786 (10) 786(10) EMPLOYMENT/SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONDITIONS General: 863(70), 877(70), 1077(40), 1078(40) AR: 898 (70) SC: 794(10), 889(IP) 197 EMPLOYMENT/SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONDITIONS contd. Army: 1076 (40) Mines: 133(40) Recruitment: 1076(40) Statistics: 15(50), 1146(60) (See also STATISTICS) ENGLISH BAY Geology: (SC) 1334(60) ENGLISH COMPANY (SC) General: 551(-), 714(10) ENGLISH GROUP (SC) General: 913(10) ENGLISH HARBOR (Also called Coal Village) (SC) First Mine: 767(1863) Mining: 767(1863) ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AR: 710 (70), 731 (IP), 1268 (70) I: 953(70), 1271(70) SC: 194(70), 72l(IP), 733(70), 960(IP), 996(70), 997(IP), 1268 (70) General: 13(70), 300(IP), 370(70), 464(70), 474(70), 503(IP), 533 (70), 565 (70), 597 (70), 691 (IP), 692 (70) I 701 (70), 706 (IP), 773 (70), 798 (70), 852 (IP) I 854 (70), 906 (IP) I 1094(IP), 1095(80), 1235(80) Multiple Areas: 835(IP), 1053(IP), 1336(IP) Overview: 1258(80) Power Plant: 1248(50) EQUIPMENT AR: 865(IP}, 991(40) I: & (70), 1274 (80) SC: 512(10}, 716(50), 769(50), 889(IP) Continuous Miner: 155(50) Correspondence: 59(20) Dragline: 231(70) Equipment Transfer (horses): 139(20) Ge>neral: 189 (10}, 664 (10), 750 (70}, 956 (10} ESKA COAL MINE Analysis: 2(60), 132(20}, 232(40), 267(50), 389(10), 395(20), 415(20), 470(40), 476(10), 478(10}, 573(20), 585(50), 593 (40), 705 (50), 744 (10), 790 (00), 791 (00), 795 (10), 862(10), 869(10), 870(00), 904(60), 924(70), 947(20), 198 ESKA COAL MINE -Analysis contd, 948 (20), 962 (70), 1005 (50), 1045 (-), 1142 (30), 1169 (20), 1170(40), 1244(10), 1303(60) Bid: 109 (40) Briquetting: 724(10) Closure: 103(20-30), 110(50), 132(20), 145(20-60), 657(20), 1068(20), 1081(20) Coal Reports: 92(40), 104(40), 108(40), 116(40), 119(40) Commercial Sales: 55(10) Correspondence: 102(20-40) Development: 45 (40), 46 (40), 94 (20), 103 (20-30), 104 (40), 278(50), 310(20), 335(20), 620(40), 724(10), 781(10), 956(10), 1096(10), 1169(20) Development Potential: 276(40), 582(80), 653(40), 979(70) Disposition of Material: 114(50) Dormatory: 101(40) Drilling: 187(10), 705(50) Economic Potential: 979(70) Employees: 104(40), 105(40), 109(40) Equipment: 104(40), 107(40), 956(10) Exploration: 107(40), 187(10) Financial Statements: 104(40), 182(20) Flood: 1142(30) Freight Rates: 1142(30) General: 122(20+), 278(50), 284(50), 285(50), 294(70), 302(40), 3!'15 (20), 514 (20), 546 (20), 608 (00), 621 (40), 776 (10), 796 (10), 845 (20), 877 (20), 879 (20), 882 (30), 883 (30), 1024(30), 1029(30), 1031(30), 1035(40), 1036(40), 1093(10), 1307(60) Geology: 182 (20), 187 (10), 232 (10), 267 (50), 394 (40), 415 (20), 416 (20) , 458 (70) , 459 (70) , 471 (40) , 4 76 (10) , 478 (10) , 481 (10) , 585 (40) , 704 (40) , 789 (10) , 795 (10) , 800 (50) , 870 (00), 1045 (-), 1125 (40), 1142 (30), 1150 (50), 1303(60), 1334(60) Hazards: 187(10) History: 182(20), 225(20), 638(00), 904(60), 1045(-), 1142(30) Inventory; 102(20-30), 111(40) Job Descriptions: 106(40) Labor Disputes: 106(40), 115(40), 334(20) Leases/Permits; 514(20), 1071(20) Legislation: 611(30) Map: 45(40), 46(40), 47(40), 78(10), 108{40) Maps, {ext,): 129(40), 184(10-40), 1069{30) Marketing Potential; 356(20), 582(80) Mining; 44(40), 46(40), 182(20), 187(10), 278(50), 286(50), 356(20), 357(20), 415(20), 416(20), 471(40), 620(40), 638 (70) , 771 (10) , 777 (20) , 781 (10), 795 (10) , 889 (IP) , 199 ESKA COAL MINE -Mining contd, 955(10), 985(IP), 1024(30), 1025(30), 1027(30), 1045(-), 1068(20), 1078(40), 1137(30), 1138(30), 1237(20), 1303(60) Mining Costs: 187(10), 611(30), 803(10), 1096(10) Mrak Purchase of Eska: 114(50) Opening: 1067(20) Operating Costs: 225(20) Overview: 779(10) Petrography: 962(70) Photographs: 50(10) Power Plant Potential: 116(40) Production: 62(20), 102(20-40), 104(40), 106(40), 107(40), 109(40), 182 (20), 267 (50), 309 (20), 310 (20) ,, 356 (20), 416 (20), 611 (30), 803 (10), 947 (20), 956 (10), 985 (IP), 1067 (20), 1169(20), 1314(30) Rank: 389(10), 948(20) Reopening: 1036(40) Regulations: 106(40) Reserves: 107(40), 153(50), 276(40), 278(50), 724(10), 803(10), 889(IP), 987(IP), 1096(10), 1303(60) Safety: 106(40) Stratigraphy: 267(50), 278(50), 415(20), 543(40), 550(10), 704 ( 40) , 705 (50), 781 (10) , 790 (00), 791 (00), 795(10), 869(60), 1045(-), 1142(30), 1314(30) Structure: 267(50), 415(20), 416(20), 704(40), 724(10), 781(10), 791 (00), 869 (00), 870 (00), 889 (IP), 947 (20), 1142 (30), 1314 (30) Timbering: 106(40) Transportation: 73(50), 113(30-40), 114(50), 356(20), 611(30) Tunnel: 107(40), 112(40) Utilization: 186(10), 611(30) Valuation: 111(40) Washability: 593(40), 705(50), 924('70) ESKA CREEK COAL COMPANY (~C) General: 415(20) History: 193(10) Mining: 771(10) ESKA WASHERY: (SC) Bids: 117(40) Character: 592(-) Coal Preparation: 592(-) Correspondence: 117(40), 118(40) Diagrams: 592(-) Invitation to Bid: 113(30-40) 200 ESKA WASHERY contd, Tipple Washery (proposed): 117(40), 592(-) washery Plant: 114(50) Washery Tests: 592(-) ESKER STREAM Geology: 1116(00) ETOLIAN STRAIGTHS (SW) General: 984(70), 985(IP) EVAN JONES COAL COMPANY (SC) Analysis: 2 (60), 72 (40), 74 (20), 119 (20-30), 1009 (30), 1010 (30), 1146(60), 1278(30) Buildings: 1078(40) Closure: 97(30), 119(20-30) Contracts: 24(60), 29(60), 30(60), 33(60), 82(50) Correspondence: 120(40-50) Development: 619(40), 1028(30), 1146(60) Drilling: 1146(60) Employment Statistics: 1146(60) Equipment: 120(40-50), 1146(60) Exploration: 1146(60) Explosion: 97(30), 1074(30) General: 20(50), 21(50), 24(60), 151(50), 157(50), 163(50), 309(20), 514(20), 618(40), 845(20), 858(80), 1077(40) Hazard: 35(60), 1146(60), l277(60) History: 858(60), 1146(60) Leases: 514(20), 619(40), 1071(20), 1146(60) Mine Map: 536(50), 537(50), 538(40), 539(50), 540(50), 541(50), 542 (50) , 543 (50) , 544 (50) Mine Operations: 119(20-30) Mining: 667(50), 668(50), 669(50), 801(60), 845(20), 1024(30), 1025(30), 1026(30), 1027(30), 1028(30), 1029(30), 1031(30), 1033(40), 1036(40), 1074(30), 1075(40), 1077(40), 1078(40), 1133(30), 1134(30), 1135(30), 1136(30), 1142(30), 1146(60), 1277(60) Mining Conditions: 619(40) Production: 73 (50), 119 (20-30) , 1027 (30) , 1067 (20), 114.6 (60) Rank: 1278 (30) Report (final): 1146(60) Steam Tests; 496(20) Washability; 1146(60) Washery: 666(50) 201 EVAN JONES MINE (SC) Accidents: 1034(30) Analysis: 58(20), 61(20), 122(20+), 232(40), 234(50), 281(60), 470(40), 494(20), 498(50), 588(60), 590(60), 593(40), 598 (60), 625 (60), 626 (60), 705 (50), 962 (70), 1007 (30), 1008(30), 1170(40), 1280(30), 1299(60), 1300(60), 1303(60), 1313(30) Character: 593(40) Closure: 1323(60) Coking Tests: 625(60), 626(60) Contracts: 67(30), 171(50) Correspondence: 69(30) Development: 278 (50), 310 (20), 335 (20), 1030 (30), 1081 (20) Development Potential: 582(80), 979(70) Drilling: 705(50) Economic Potential: 979(70) Equipment: 36(00), 532(50), 716(50) Explosion: 532(50), 669(50), 1074(30), 1138(30) General: 34(60), 39(60), 40(60), 42(60), 197(50), 261(20), 284(50), 294 (70), 302 (40), 311 (20), 312 (20), 334 (20), 394 (40), 395 (20) , 1307 ( 60) Geology: 232(40), 260(40), 267(50), 283(50), 471(40), 585(40), 704(40), 1142(30), 1303(60) Heavy Rains: 35(60) History: 716(50), 1142(30) Map Lease: 211(-) Marketing Potential: 356(20), 582(80), 1030(30) Mining: 278(50), 286(50), 334(20), 356(20), 620(40), 622(50), 716 (50), 887 .(70) , 888 (70), 889 (IP) , 985 (IP) , 1022 (20), 1024(30), 1025(30), 1033(40), 1035(40), 1068(20), 1125(40), 1146(60), 1150(50), 1237(20), 1303(60), 1324(60) Mining Conditions: 532(50) Mining Methods: 532(50) Petrography: 625(60), 626(60), 962(70) Preparation: 588(60), 716(50) Production: 60(20), 62(20), 65(30), 66(30), 69(30), 260(40), 267 (50) , 494 (20) , 705 (50) , 716 (50) , 876 (20) , 889 (90), 934 (50), 1030 (30), 1067 (20) Purchase Eska Mine: 38(60) Rank: 310(20) Reopening: 1068(20) Reserves: 278 (50), 705 (50), 987 (IP), 1303 (60) Steam Test.s: 1280 (30) Stratigraphy: 278 (50), 593 (40), 705 (50), 1125 (40), 1142 (30) Structure: 704(40), 1142(30) Surface Mining: 588(20) EVAN JONES MINE contd. Transportation; 356(20) Ventilation; 1125(40) Washability; 460(70), 588(60), 590(60), 593(40), 625(60), 705 (50) , 716 (50) , 980 (50) Washery; 716(50), 980(50), 1068(20) EVAN JONES MINING COMPANY (SC) Mine ~Ia~; 693(30) Mining; 620(40) EVE CREEK Geology; 396(10), 400(10) EXPLOSIONS Evan Jones Mine; 532(50), 1138(30) Healy River; 123(40) McDonald Property; 554(10) F. E. COMPANY, See FAIRBANKS EXPLORATION COMPANY FAIRBANKS (_I) General; 316(70), 745(70) Map (geol.) ; 1283 (70) , 1284 (70), 1285 (70), 1286 (70) FAIRBANKS EXPLORATION COMPANY Analysis; 74(20) General; 1026(30) FAIRHAVEN DISTRICT (NW) General; 334(20), 571(10), 1124(40) Mining; 1124(40) FAIRVIEW MOUNTAIN (SC) Geology; 407(10) Reserves; 635(70) Stratigraphy; 271(60) Structure; 407 (10) FALLS CREEK CANYON (SC) Analysis; 470(40), 744(1C), 782(00), 1170(40), 1244(10) Geology; 471(40), 479(10), 484(10), 1085(00), 1086(00) Mining; 825(10) Stratigraphy; 782(00), 1086(00) Structure; 479(10), 825(10), 1086(00) FAN CREEK Analysis: Geology: 730(20) 730(20) (I) 203 FAREWELL General: 985(IP), 1014(70) Geology: FAVORITE BAY General: FIRESTONE MINE Geology: Mining: FISH CREEK Drilling: 1014 (70) , 1015 (70) , 1016 (IP) (SE) 1314(00) (SE) 338(00) 859(00) 968(50) FIVE FINGER MINE Analysis: 446(00) Geology: 446(00) FIVE FINGER RAPIDS (Yukon) General: 546(20) FLAT (SW) Analysis: General: Geology: FLY ASH 829 (30) 828(10), 1037(10) 823(30) General: 69l(IP), 745(70), 1266(70) FOOTHILLS Economic: Overview: Reserves: FORT KENAI 535(70) 535(70) 535(70) General: 490(1890) FORTY MILE (I) Analysis: 585 (.40), 862 (.40), 962 (70) General: 1036 (10), 1048 (.10) Geology: 446(00), 704(40), 1054(1890) Petrography: 962(70) FORTY MILE contd. Production: 260(40) Stratigraphy: 446(00) Structure: 704(40) FOSSIL CREEK (AR) 204 Analysis: 270(60), 517(60) FOSTER CLAIM General: 1007(30) FOURTH BERG LAKE Analysis: 470(40), 744(10), 780(00), 1244(10), 1170(40) Geology: 471(40), 780(00) Stratigraphy: 780(00) FOURTH of JULY CREEK (I) General: 844(10) Geology: 846(10) FRENCH GULCH (SC) Geology: 267(40) Production: 267(40) FRITZ CREEK (SC) Analysis: 1085(00) General: 875(10) Geology: 1085(00), 1086(00) Mining: 290(70) Stratigraphy: 1086(00) Structure: 1086(00) GAKONA RIVER Geology: Structure: GALENA (I) Analysis: General: Geology: GASIFICATION (SC) 818 (00) 818(00) 2(60), 470(40), 1170(40) 813 (70) , 985 (IP) 471 (40) General:. 11 (70) , 13 (70) , 78 ( 60) , 505 (IP) , 565 (70) , 582 (80) , 597 (70) , 602(70), 69l(IP), 72l(IP), 804(70), 811(70), 812(70), 854 (70), 884 (40), 979 (70), 1058 (70), 1258 (80) GEORGE WALLEN MINE (AR) Mine Map: 1124(40) Mining: 1124(40) Reopening: 1166(40) GEORGETOWN AREA (SE) General: 813(70) GIST PROPERTY Washability: 920(60) GLACIER BAY Analysis: Geology: Structure: (SE) 760 (70) 760 (70) 760 (70) 205 GLACIER CREEK Analysis: General: G7ology: 572 (10), 396(10), 843(30) 937 (60) GLORYHOLE CREEK (SC) Coal Fire: 1119(70) Photographs (Coal Fire): 1119(70) GOLD RUN PASS (I) Development: 941(70) Drilling: 941(70) General: 8(70) Geology: 774(40) Mine Maps, ext.: 941(70) GOLD WITH COAL General: 899(00) GOLDEN ZONE COAL COMPANY (SC) Development: 123(40) Transportation: 123(40) GOLOVIN LAGOON Analysis: Geology: (NW) 493(80) 493 (80) GRAND STAND FORMATION Drilling: 966(50) 206 GRANITE CREEK (SC) Character: 610(00) General: 415 (20) , 608 ( 00) , 735 (20) , 796 (10) Geology: 610(00) Structure: 610(00) GRAVEL CREEK (SC) Analysis: 796(10), 1244(10) Structure: 948(20), 796(10) GREAT KIPKA ISLAND Naval Coal Depot: 969(00) GREEN CLAIMS Geology: Mining: 714 (10) 714 (10) GREEN-DOUGHTON GROUP General: 555 (10) , 677 (10) GREEN-YOUNG GROUP Alaska Anthracite: 378(10) Black Bear Coal Claim: 681(10) Blue Bear Coal Claim: 676(10) Brown Bear Coal Claim: 372(10) Butler Coal Claim: 373(10) Chicago Coal Claim: 371(10) General: 207(10), 676(10) Iowa Coal Claim: 677(10) Katalla-Alaska Anthracite: 683(10) Pittock Coal Claim: 678(10) Portland Alaska Anthracite Coal Company: 380(10) Portland Coal Claim: 679 (10) Tacoma Coal Claim: 680(10) washington: 376(10) Wheeler Coal Claim: 682(10) Willoughby Group: 684(10) Woodard Coal Claim: 377(10) GRUBSTAKE FORMATION (I) Geology: 1296(60) Stratigraphy: 1296(60) Structure; 1296(60) GUIDEBOOK Matanuska Valley: 44(60) 207 GULKANA RIVER (SC) Geology: 840(50) HALLS RAPID Analysis: General: 446(00), 447(00) 584 (70) Geology: 446(00), 447(00) HAMILTON BAY (SE) Exploration: 1340(00) General: 362(20) 1 1342(00) Geology: 1343(00) Rank: 813 (70) HAMLIN COAL CLAIM General: 753(10) HAPPY VALLEY (SC) Washability: 920(60) HAPPY VALLEY COAL COMPANY (SC) General: 1048(10) HARKRADER (SE) Analysis: 2(60), 470(40), 1170(40) Development: 1024(30) Geology: 471(40) Mining: 471(40), 1025(30) 1 1026(30) HARTLINE ALASKA COAL COMPANY General: 422(10) Mining: 1046(10) Report: 1061(10) HARTLINE MINE NO. 1-7 Analysis: 572(10) HAVNER and CO. See W.A. HAVNER and COMPANY HAYES RIVER General: Geology: 504 (30) 404(20) HAZARDS See also COAL FIRES I: 260(40),1295(50) SC: 187(10), 803(10) General: 14(70), 334(20), 615(40), 642(50), 1235(80)1 1258(80) 208 HEALY CREEK FORMATION (I) Analysis: 3(80) Geology: 3(80), 1296(60) Map: 1284(70), 1285(70), 1286(70), 1287(70), 1288(70), 1289(70), 1290(70) Stratigraphy: 654 (70), 1296 (60) Structure: 1296(60) HEALY CREEK MINE (I) ANALYSIS; 2(60), 237(50), 327(80), 390(10), 395(20), 431(50), 470(40) 1 573(20) r 585(40) r 959(60) r 1170(40) r 1235(80), 1295(50) Character: 393(20), 1295(50) Coal Fires: 619(40) Development: 431(50), Development Potential: 1032(30), 1313(30) 979 (70) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) Flood: 1026(30) General: 269(60), Geology: 327(80), 398 (10), 924 (70) 1 History: 858(80) 285(50), 366(70), 463 (70), 1282 (70) Location: 383(70), 1289(70) 311(20), 312(20), 383 (70), 390 (10), 393 (70), 394 (40) 471 (40), 585 (40), 762 (10), 792 (20), Nap: 1176 (40), 1197 (40), 1287 (70), 1288 (70) Mine Map: 217(-) Mining: 327 (80) , 383 (70) 1 458 (70) , 463 ( 70) 1 464 (70), 924 (70) , 959(60), 984(70), 985(IP), 1035(40), 1066(20) Mining Conditions: 619(40) Overview: 984(70) Photographs:· 50(10) Production: 959(60), 985(IP) 1 1235(80) 1 1295(50) Purchase by Suntrana Mining Company: 152(50), 667(50) Rank: 1295 (50) Reclamation: 464(70) Reserves: 1235(80) 1 1282(70) Stratigraphy: 366(70) 1 396(10)1 431(50), 1295(50) Structure: 366(70) 1 759(60), 760(10)1 792(20), 1295(50) Transportation: 1235(80) HEALY FORK (I) Analysis: 2(60), 235(50)1 238(50)1 239(50), 240(50)1 241(60), 242(60), 243(60)1 244(60), 245(60)1 246(60), 247(60), 248 (60) r 249 (60) r 250 (60) r 470 (40) 1 695 (70) r 696 (70) r 697(70) 1 698(70) r 1171(70) r 1172(70) r 1173(70) Geology: 4 71 ( 40) HEALY RIVER COAL CORPORATION (I) Analysis: 74(20), 125(20-30), 1278(30) Bids: 95 (20) Briquetting Potential: 564(20) Carbonization: 564(20) Coal Fires: 666(50), 980(50), 125(20-30), 126(40-60) Contracts: 82(50) Correspondence: 124(20-40), 126 (40-60), 361(10) Equipment: 564(20) General: 197(50), 261(20), 285(50), 309(20), 514(20), 618(40), 666(50), 774(40), 802(70), 8.58(80), 881(40), 883(30), 884(40), 1077(40)' 1295(50) History: 858(80) Incorporation: 95(20) Landslide: 125(20-30) Leases: 126(40-60), 514(20) Map: 217(-), 636(50) Marketing Potential: 361(00) Mine Operations: 125(20-30), 334(20) Mining: 356 (20), 546 (20), 845 (20) , 980 (50) , 1022 (20) , 1024 (30), 1027(30)' 1031(30)' 1033(40)' 1036(40)' 1081(20)' 1133(30), 1135(30)' 1136(30), 1237(20) Nenana Public Utilities: 124(20-40) Production: 119(20-30), 124(20-40), 125(20-30), 876(20), 1027(30), 1031(30), 1034(30) Rank: 1278(30) Steam Test: 496(20) Transportation-Railroad: 124(20-40) Valuation: 125(20-30) Utilization: 564(20) HEALY RIVER COAL FIELD (I) Analysis: 12(70), 58(20), 571(10), 587(70), 1007(30), 1008(30), 1009(30)' 1010(30)' 1102(70) Character: 924(70), 1293(-) Coal Fire: 619(40) Coal Reports: 92(40), 1023(30) Development: 612(40), 613(40), 614(40) Development Potential: 938(70), 1123(70) Depositional Environment: 1129(70) Explosion: 123(40) General: 8 (70) , 26 (60), 58 (20) , 60 (20) , 62 (20) , 122 (20+), 175 (30) ' 203 (20) ' 294 (70) ' 392 (30) ' 611 (30) ' 638 (00)' 845 (20)' 877 (20)' 878 (20)' 879 (20)' 880 (20)' 1017 (20)' 1021(20)' 1022(20)' 1024(30)' 1025(30)' 1026(30)' 1033 (40)' 1036 (40)' 1034 (30)' 1063 (50)' 1231 (50) Geology: 267(50), 505(IP), 580(30), 587(70), 704(40), 1126(70) HEALY RIVER COAL FIELD contd, History: 638(00) Hydrogenation: 1151(50) 210 Hydrologic Reconnaissance: 1002(80) Maps, (geol.): 619(40) Mining: 518(70) 1 519(70) I 638(QQ) I 1018(20) I 1027(30) I 1Q29(3Q) 1 1Q34(3Q) 1 1064(50) 1 1125(40), 1137(30) 1 1138(30) Overview: 984(70) Palynology: 807(IP) Photographs: 50(10) Power Plant: 43(60), 166(50), 908(60) Production: 62(20), 63(20), 65(30), 66(30), 69(30), 1035(40), 1293(-) Reserves: 938(70), 987(IP), 1035(40), 1293(-) Stratigraphy: 267 (50) , 580 (30), 1126 (70) , 1127 (70) Structure: 267(50), 580(30), 587(70), 704(40), 1293(-) Utilization: 612(40), 613(40), 614(40) Washability: 924(70) HEALY STATION (I) General: 60(20) HERENDEEN BAY COAL FIELD (SW) AnalysiS I 12 (70) I 254 (lQ) I 255 (QQ) 1 269 (6Q) 1 327 (8Q) I 338 (QQ) 1 441(10), 467(70), 470(40), 585(40), 659(60), 744(10), 813(70), 867(00), 927(RIP) I 1170(40) I 1226(10), 1244(10) Development: 255(00) 1 269(60) 1 729(1890) Development Costs: 989(40) Development Potential: 293(70), 585(40) General: 277(60), 302(40), 458(70), 459(70), 490(1890), 491(1890), 728 (1890) 1 804 (7Q) 1 836 (QQ) 1 1169 (2Q) 1 1250 (QQ) 1 1318 (7Q) 1 Geology: 254(10), 255(00), 327(80), 338(00), 467(70), 471(40), 567 (70) I 585 (4Q) f 604 (60.) 1 819 (1890) 1 867 (QQ) I 1018 (3Q) I 1085(00), 1150(50) History: 858(80) Land Status: 504(70) Marketing Domestic: 867(00) Mine Map: 867(00) Mining: 329(10), 466(IP), 469(70), 471(40), 478(10), 819(1890), 859(00) Outlook: 293(70) Overview: 808(70), 984(70) Petrography: 748(70) Power Generation Potential: 466(IP) Production: 985(IP), 255(00) Rank: 269(60) 1 341(20) 1 441(10)1 813(70) 1 1301(70) Reserves: 11(00), 293(70), 467(70), 504(70), 534(00), 585(40), 694(00), 813(70), 935(-) 211 HERENDEEN BAY COAL FIELD contd, Stratigraphy: 254(10), 255(00), 467(70), 567(70), 748(70), 867(00) Structure: 254(10), 255(10), 269(10), 327(80), 467(70), 867(00), 1307(60) Transportation: 254(10), 585(40) washability: 467(70), 927(RIP) HESS CREEK (I) General: 269(60), 338(00), 813(70), 827(30) Geology: 516(10), 1054(1890) History: 858(80) Mining: 822(30), 859(00) Structure: 1054(1890) HICKS CREEK FIELD (SC) Analysis: 87 0(00) General: 791(00) Geology: 970(00) Overview: 607(00) Structure: 870(00) HIDDEN CREEK (SC) stratigraphy: 848(00) HIGHLAND CONSOLIDATED COAL (SC) Mining: 1046(10) HIGHWAY PASS General: Geology: 392(30) 1039 (20) HISTORICAL MARKER General: 88(60) HISTORY OF COAL MINING AR: 419(60), 445(00), 448(00), 522(40), 594(40), 1110(60), 1309(60) Anthracite: 1314(30) Beluga River: 665(50), 887(70) Bering River: 711(10) Broad Pass: 675(50) Chandler River: 517(60) Chickaloon: 1314(30) Controller Bay: 554(10) HISTORY OF COAL MINING contd, Cook Inlet: 1105(1880) Costello Creek: 978(40) Eska: 1045(20) 212 Evan Jones: 716(50), 1146(60) Homer: 283 (50) Houston: 800(50) I: 979(70) Katchemak Bay: 875(10), 1086(00) Katalla: 544(10), 559(10), 711(10) Kenai Peninsula: 283(50), 290(70), 603(10), 907(60) Matanuska: 476(10), 899(IP), 1303(60) Moose Creek District: 232(40), 1313(30) Mt, McKinley: 354(10) Multiple Areas: 12(20), 150(60), 175(30), 277(60), 294(70), 329 (10), 334 (20), 348 (00), 350 (10), 410 (70), 457(70), 460(70), 466(IP), 553(20), 587(70) 600 (10), 627 (70) , 694 (00) , 801 (60), 858 (80), 872 (10) , 984 (70) , 985 (IP) , 1018 (30) , 1021 (20), 1226(10), 1258(80) NW: 349 (00) Nenana: 774(40), 1271(70) Reclamation History: 464(70) SC: 232(40), 285(50), 302(40), 415(20), 739(10), 948(20), 979 {70) SW: 1085(00) Usibelli: 462(70), 802(70) Wishbone Hill: 286{50) Yanert: 580{30) HOCKLEY HILLS Analysis: Geology: HODZANA RIVER Analysis: General: Geology: {NW) 493 (80) 493(80) (I) 1325(60) 584(70), 1201(60) 1325{60) HOLITNA (SW) General: 1037(10) Mining: 1037(10) 213 HOMER COAL CORPORATION (SC) Analysis: 2(60), 267(50) Development: 674(40) General: 151(50), 283(50), 285(50), 290(70), 704(40) Geology: 267(50) Map: 674(40), 1183(50) Mine. Fire: 1183(50) Mining: 980(50), 1077(40), 1078(40) Photographs: 279(50) Stratigraphy: 267(50) Structure: 267(50) HOMER COAL MINE (SC) Closure: 666(50) Geology: 283(50) Stratigraphy: 283(50) Structure: 283(50) HOMER DISTRICT (SC) Analysis: 12(70), 659(70), 813(70), 1085(00), 1125(40) Coal Fire: 1179 (30) , 1183 (50), 1207 (5.0) , 1221 (50), 1290 (50-70), Development: 620(40), 621(40) Exploration: 620(40), 621(40), 570(40) General: 255(50), 285(50), 322(00), 618(40), 641(50) Geology: 338(00), 570(40), 1085(00) History: 638(70) Hydrogenation Potential; 230(50), 1151(50) Map: 215(-), 216(-), 222(-), 274(40), 718(40-50), 1252(~) Mining: 570(40), 638(70), 980(50) Palynology: 897(IP) Permits: 641(50) Rank: 269{60), 813(70) Reserves: 269{60), 813(70) Stratigraphy: 223 {-), 269 (.60), 570 (40), 875 {10), 1125 (40) Structure: 338{00), 570(40)1 659{70) HOMESTAKE CREEK (SW) General: 828(10), 829(30) 214 HOOK BAY (SC) Analysis: 470 (40), 730 (20), 744 (10), 1049 (20) Development: 255(00) General: 477(10), 808(70) Geology: 730(20), 1085(00) History: 801(60), 858(80) Mining: 356(20), 801(60) Stratigraphy: 254(10), 255(00), 1049(20) HOSEANNA (I) Analysis: General: Geology: Structure: 786(10) 392(30), 396(10) 393 (20), 394 ( 40) , 774 (40), 786 (10), 899 (00) 786 (10), 899 (00) HOUSTON (SC) Analysis: 2(60), 234(50), 235(50), 236(50), 237(50), 281(60), 284(50), 470(40), 800(50), 904(60), 1219(50) Drilling: 800(50), 1210(501 General: 287(50), 622(50), 641(50), 889(IP), 1035(40) Geology: 287(50), 800(50), 1150(50) History: 800(50), 904(60) Map: 210(-), 211(-), 1197(40), 1210(50) Mining; 287(50), 667(50), 800(50), 1034(30) Permits; 641(50) Reserves: 889(IP) Stratigraphy; 284(50), 287(50) Structure: 287(50) HOUSTON COAL MINING COMPANY (SC) Analysis: 72(49) Closure: 666(50) Correspondence: 127(40-50) Exploration: 1078(40) General; 151(50), 157(50), 197(50) Reconstruction Finance Corporation: 685(50) Sublease Duck Flat: 151(50) washing Plant; 800(50), 980(50) HOWARD and JESSEN COAL MINE Analysis: 470(40) General: 155(50) Geology: 471(40), 585(40), 1255(-) Map: 1184 (40) Mining: 471(40) 215 HUNT RIVER (NW) Analysis; 493(80) General; 813 (70) Geology; 493 (80) Reserves; 492(80) HUNTER CREEK Analysis; 822(30) General; 195(40), 412(20) Geology; 516(10) HUNTS MINE Analysis; 572 (10) HYDROGENATION General; 71(40), 72(40), 122(20+) Homer Field; 231(50), 1151(50) Nenana Field; 230(50), 1151(50) HYDROLOGY Multiple Areas; 1002(80), 1235(80), 1258(80) sc; 421 (80) ICY BAY (SE) Analysis; 338(00) General; 279(60), 1055(00) Rank; 813(70) ICY CAPE (SE) General; 804(70) IDITAROD (NW) Analysis; 330(10), 470(10), 571(10), 823(30), 962(70), 1020(10), 1037(10) General; 584(70) Geology; 330(10), 471(40), 823(30), 1037(10) Petrography; 962(70) Structure; 330(10), 1020(10) IGLOO CREEK OUTCROP General; 571(10) IKPIKPUK RIVER (AR) Analysis; 2(60), 270(60), 470(40), '522(40), 637(60), 1044(30) 1235 (80) Environmental Impact; 1235(80) Geology; 445(00), 471(40), 522(40), 710(70) IKPIKPUK RIVER contd. Mining Costs: 1235(80) Production: 1235(80) 216 Reserves: 317 (70), 424 (70), 710 (70), 1235 (80) Structure: 445(00), 1044(30) Transportation: 317(70), 1235(80) IMURUK BASIN Analysis: Geology: INISKIN BAY General: INNOKO Analysis: General: Geology: 493(80) 493(80) (SC) 845(20) 470 (40), 573 (20) 828(10) 471(40) INSPIRATIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY General: 518(70) IOWA COAL CLAIM General: 677(10) IRON CREEK (I) Geology: 786(10) Structure: 786(10) JACK DALTON TUNNEL (SE) Geology: 1115(00) JARVIS CREEK COAL FIELD Analysis: 2 (60), 12 (70), 269 (70), 327 (80), 585 (40), 659 (70), 813(70), 920(60), 924(70), 959(60), 1125(40), 1235(80), 1294(50) Character: 924(70) Development Potential: 293(70) Drilling: 1308(70) Economics: 535(70) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) General: 277(60), 469(70), 804(70), 808(70) Geology: 327(80), 585(401, 840(50), 924(50), 1294(50) Location: 1294(50) 217 JARVIS CREEK COAL FIELD contd. Mining: 327(80), 924(70)1 984(70), 985(IP)1 1185(50) Petrology: 930(80), 1264(60) Production: 959(60), 985(IP), 1235(80) Rank: 269(70) 1 813(70) Reserves: 11(70) 1 293(70), 535(70) 1 813(70), 853(70), 1235(80) 1 1264(60), 1294(50), 1308(70) Stratigraphy: 840(50) 1 930(80), 1125(40), 1294(50), 1308(70) Structure: 327(80), 659(70), 704(40), 840(50)1 959(60), 1294(50) Transportation: 1235(80) Washability: 924(70) JEWEL RIDGE COAL COMPANY of VIRGINIA Exploration: 168(50) General: 19(50), 21(50), 746(60), 1307(60) Marketing Potential -Japan: 172(50) JOHN HARTLINE GROUP Analysis -P.: 556.(10) Geology; 556(10) JOHN RIVER See also TRAMWAY BAR (I) General; 584 (70) 1 999 tOO) 1 1038 (10), 1044 (30) Rank; 813(70) JOHNSON CREEK General: 985(IP) Geology: 308(IP) Reserves: 987(IP) Stratigraphy; 271(60) JOHNSON TUNNEL (SW) Analysis: 744(10) Mining; 255(00) JONESVILLE (SC) Analysis; 132(20), 235(50), 240 (50); 241(60), 246(60), 247(60), 904 (60), 924 (70), 236(50), 242(60), 248 (60), 1005(50) Coal Reports; 92(40) Development Potential; 1205(70) Explosion: 1074(30) Freight Rates: 63(20) General: 394(40) Geology: 458(70), 459(70) History: 638(70) 237 (50) 1 238 (50) 1 239 (SQ) 1 243(60), 244(60), 245(60), 249(60) f 25Q(6Q) 1 862(40) 1 Mining; 286(50), 638(70), 1075(40), 1076(40) Washability: 924(70) 2_1_8 JONESVILLE COAL COMPANY (SC) Production: 144(30) JONESVILLE MINE (SC) Analysis: 962(70) General: 167(50) Petrography: 962(70) Stratigraphy: 1006(40) JOSEPHINE COAL CLAIM (SC) General: 375(10) KACHEMAK BAY (SC) Analysis; 12(70), 339(00), 441(10), 448(00), 470(40), 552(-), 600 (10), 744 (10), 775 (00), 782 (00), 783 (00), 794 (10), 875 (10) , 1085 (00), 1126 (.10), 1244 (10), 1250 (00) Bentonite: 1130(IP) coal Fires: 703(50) Coking: 1169(20) Dating Methods: 1130(IP), 113l(IP) Depositional Environment: 1130(IP) Development Potential: 482(10), 553(20) General: 321(1890), 344(20), 359(00), 478(10), 480(10), 490(1890), 491 (1890), 546 (20), 552 (-), 599 (00), 727 (1890), 728(1890), 819(1890), 1048(10), 1250(00) Geology: 338 (00), 471 (40), 529 (1890), 5_53 (20), 703 (50), 775 (00), 794(10), 875(10), 1054(1890), 1085(00), 1086(00), 1105(1880), 1334(60) History: 150(60), 290(70), 600(10), 553(20), 858(80) Leases: 514(20) Marketing -Domestic: 1169(20) Mining: 290(70), 329(10), 553(20), 603(10), 694(00), 794(10), 801(60), 859(00), 985(IP) Overview: 202(40-50) Paleobotany: 1130(IP) Paleontology: 1086(00) Petrography: 1131(70) Production: 794(10), 985(IP) .Rank: 549(20) Reserves: 482(10) stratigraphy: 255(00), 794(10), 875(10), 1086(00) structure: 338(00), 794{10), 875(10), 1086(00), 1169(20) Tonsteins: 1130(IP) Utilization: 1169(20) Volcanic Ash Partings: 1131(70) KAHILTNA VALLEY (SC) General: 271(60) Mining: 825(10) Structure: 825(10) KAHKATAK CREEK (AR) Drilling: 1309(60) Equipment: 1309(60) Stratigraphy: 921(80) KALGIN ISLAND (SC) General; 13(70) KALLARICHUK RIVER (NW) Analysis: 493(80), 1038(10) General: 585(40) Geology: 493(80), 1038(10) KALTAG (I) Analysis: 471(40) General: 984(70), 985(IP) Geology: 471(40) Rank: 813(70) KALUYAK POINT General: 1055(00) KANALKU BAY (SE) General: 1314(00) KANAYUT RIVER Analysis: Geology: Structure: (AR) 270(60), 517(60) 517(60) KANEKTOK RIVER (SW) General: 763{10) KANIKAGLUK BAY Analysis: History: 600 (10) 600 {10) 517(60) KANTISHNA DISTRICT {I) General: 393{20), 396{10], 1039(20) Geology: 400(10), 406{20), 899{00) Structure: 899{00) KAOLAK RIVER (AR) Analysis: 270(60) Cores: 450 (50) Stratigraphy: 450(50) KAPALOAK CREEK Analysis: Geology: (AR) 1110 (60) 1110 (60) KASAAN BAY (SE) General: 279(60) Geology: 338(00) Rank: 813 (70) KASHWITNA (SC) 220 General: 809(70), 869(00) KASILOF RIVER General: Geology: Structure: (_SC) 1105(1880), 794 (10) 794 (10) 622(50) KALTAG FORMATION Development Potential: 582(80) KATALLA (SC) Analysis: 470(40), 778(00), 1084(00) Claims: 556(10), 687(10) Development Potential: 578(10), 634(00) General: 548(10), 203(20), 262(10) Geology: 471(40), 512(10), 567(70), 714(10), 719(10), 778(00), 1084(00), 1326(10) History: 638(70), 711(10) Mining: 554(10), 638(70), 719(10), 739(10) Reserves: 634(00), 687(10), 711(10) Structure: 512(10), 556(10) KATALLA ALASKA ANTHRACITE COAL COMPANY (SC) Coal Survey Plats: 1168(00) General: 422(10), 530(10), 683(10), 1093(10), 1232(10) Mining: 1046(10) KATMAI BAY General; Geology: (SW) 490(1890), 1085(00) 819 (1890) 221 KAYAK ISLAND (SC) Analysis: 1084(00), 1244(10) Character: 325(00) Exploration: 323(00) Geology: 338(00), 1084(00) Mining: 534(00), 694(00) KAYAK RECORDING DISTRICT General: 676 (10), 677 (10), 678 (10), 679 (10), 680 (10), 681 (10), 682 (10), 683 (10), 684 (10), 752 (10), 753 (10), 754 (10), 755(10), 756(10), 757(10), 758(10), 911(10), 912(10), 1061(10), 1062(10), 1088(10), 1168(00) KEKU STRAITS (SE) General; 1342(00) KELLY BED Analysis: 415(20) Geology: 781 (10) Stratigraphy: 781(10) Structure: 781(10) KENAI COAL FIELD (SC) Analysis: 3(80), 12(70), 269(60), 281(60), 294(70), 329(10), 377 (80), 659 (70), 794 (10), 799 (10), 920 (60), 926 (IP), 930(80), 959(60), 1085(00), 1151(50), 1285(80) Bentonites: 1130(IP) Character: 324(00), 925(80), 926(IP) Claims: 1168(00) Dating Methods: 856(70) Depositional Environment: 1130(70) Development: 642(50), 707(70) Development Potential: 293(70) Drilling: 306(70) Economics: 535(70) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) General: 3 (80), 6 (70), 11 (70), 13 (70), 277 (60), 285 (50), 302 (40), 316(70), 322(00), 323(00), 367(60), 394(40), 458(70), 459 (70), 469 (70), 490 (1890), 524 (70), 587 (70)_, 641 (50), 669 (50), 726 (1880), 727 (1890), 804 (70), 805 (IP), 813 (70), 836 (00), 845 (20), 836 (00), 875 (10), 858 (80), 917(80), 985(IP), 1090(7C), 1296(60) Geologic Age Dating: 856(70) Geology: 215 (-), 268 (40), 283 (50), 294 (70), 327 (80), 329 (10), 345 (00), 354 (10), 528 (1890), 529 (1890), 585 (40), 794 (10), 925 (80), 930 (80), 1085 (00), 1125 (40), 1334 (00) 222 KENAI COAL FIELD contd. History: 290(70), 603(10), 858(80), 859(00), 904(60), 925(80), 1151(50) Hydrogenation Potential: 1151(50) Land Status: 504(70) Location: 319(1890), 671(70) Map: 215(-), 222(-), 274(40), 1254(50) Marketing Potential: 252(60) Mining: 176(1860), 327(80), 354(10), 603(10), 666(50), 667(50), 668(50)' 1066(20), 1199(70), 1323(60) Mining Costs: 642(50), 1235(80) Outlook: 293(70) Overview: 808(70) Paleobotany: 1130(IP), 1147(80) Palynology: 807(IP) Permits: 228(10-20), 641(50) Petrography: 1264(60) Petrology: 930 (80) Production: 228(10-20), 713(60), 935{60)1 1235(80) Rank: 269{60) 1 441{10), 813(70)1 1301{70) Reserves: 11 (.70) 1 293 {70) 1 441 (10) 1 534 (00) 1 535 {70) 1 671 (70) 1 694(00) I 813{70)1 935(-)1 987(IP)I 1235(80)1 1264(00) Stratigraphy: 794(10)1 1127(70) 1 1128(70) Structure: 377(80)1 659(70)1 794{10)1 959(60) Tonsteins: ll30{IP) Transportation: 1082(10)1 1235(80) Volcanic Ash Partings: 1127(70) 1 1128(70)1 1147(80) 1 1148(70) Washability: 925(80) 1 926(IP) KENAI FORMATION (SC) Analysis: 3(80) Character: 3(80) General: 3(80)1 6(70) 1 11(70)1 394(40)1 1296(60) Geology: 283(.50)1 354(10) 1 528(1890)1 529(1890) Mining: 354(10) Reserves: 11(70) Trace Elements: 3(80) KENNICOTT VALLEY (I) General: 844(1910) KETCHIKAN (SE) Geology: 1314(00) KETIK RIVER (AR) Analysis: 270(60) KIANA OUTCROP (NW) Analysis: 470(40) Geology: 471(40) KIANA VILLAGE (NW) 223 Analysis: 12(70), 1007{30), 1166(40) General: 985(IP), 1027(30) KIBBY and EDEN General: 155(50) Mining: 667(50) KIGALIK RIVER Analysis: General: Geology: Structure: (AR) 270(60), 1044(30) 270 (60) 270 {60) 1005(50) KIKIAKRORAK RIVER (AR) Analysis: 270(60) Geology: 270(60) Structure: 270(60) KILIKTAKGOT CREEK (AR) Analysis: 1110(60) Geology: 1110(60) KILIUDA BAY General: Geology: (SW) 761(10) 784(10) KILLIK RIVER (AR) Analysis: 2(60), 470(40), 517(60), 1044(30) General: 316(20), 1038(10), 1152(40) Geology: 270(60), 418(60), 471(40), 517(60), 710(70), 1044(30) Stratigraphy: 270(60), 418(60), 517(60), 1044(30) Structure: 270(60), 1044(30) KILLISNOO (SE) Analysis: 338(00) General: 727(1890), 1106(1880), 1107(1880) History: 638(70) Locations: 1108(80) Mining: 638(70) 224 KINGS RIVER (SC) Analysis: 470(40), 476(10), 478(10), 571(10), 744(10), 790(00), 791(00), 795(10), 869(00), 870(00), 1314(30) Character: 791(00) Development: 309(20) Development Potential: 578(10) General: 415(20), 546(20), 608(00), 724(10), 789(10), 832(20), 949(20) Geology: 471(40), 476(10), 478(10), 481(10), 560(10), 656(20), 781 (00), 795 (10), 870 (00) Mining: 795(10) Overview: 607(00) Rank: 389 (10) Stratigraphy: 790(00), 791(00), 795(10), 869(00), 993(-) Structure: 389(10), 795(10), 870(00), 993(-) KIRDS CREEK COAL COMPANY (SC) Analysis: 1303(60) Geology: 1303(60) Reserves: B03 (60) KIRSOPP SLOPE (SC) General: 290(70) Geology: 1086(00) Stratigraphy: 1086(00) Structure: 1086(00) KISKA (SW) General: 490(1890) KIWALIK BASIN Analysis: Geoloqy: Reserves: (NW) 493(80) 493(80) 492(80) KLONDIKE RIVER (I) Geology: 446(00) Structure: 446(00) KNIFEBLADE RIDGE AREA (AR) Drilling: 967(50) KNIK ARM (SC) Exploration: 1103(10) General: 13(70), 394(40) Reserves: 509(70) 225 KNOB CREEK ( SC) Closure: 980(50) Development Potential: 582(80) General: 284(50) Map (geol.): 275(60) Marketi~g Potential: 582(80) KNOB CREEK COAL Cm1PANY Drilling: 705(50) Geology: 1303(60) KOBUK RIVER (NW) Analysis: 12(70), 74(20), 269(60)1 294(70), 329(10), 413(20), 493(80)' 585(40), 1044(30) General: 195(_40) 1 277(60), 294(70), 546(20), 777(20) 1 956(10), 985(_IP), 1162(50)1 1250(00) Geology: 329 (_10) 1 493 (80), 567 (70) ., 585 (40) 1 604 (60), 1044 {30) 1 1150(50)' 1189(70) Mining: 356(20), 413(20) 1 801(60), 1027(30), 1043(10), 1044(30), Overview: 984(70) Production: 1027(30) Rank: 269 (60) , 441 (10), 813 (70) Reserves: 492(1890), 853{70), 987(IP) KODIAK ISLAND (SC) Analysis: 338(00), 478(10), 782(00), 1226(10), 1244(10) General: 13(70), 339(00), 359(00), 490(1890), 491(1890), 813(70) Geology: 338(00), 604(60), 761(10), 784(10), 819(1890), 1085(00) Mining: 739(10), 801(60) Rank: 441(10) Stratigraphy: 255(00) KOGOLUKTUK RIVER (NW) Analysis: 493(80), 631(10) General: 813(70), 1038(10) Geology: 493(80) KOGOSUKRUK RIVER (AR) Analysis: 270(60) Geology: 270(60) Structure: 270(60) KOKOLIK RIVER (AR) Analysis: 269(60), 270(60), 388(70), 419(60), 493(80), 637(60), 1005(50), 1121(60), 1235(80) Character: 595(30) Coking Potential: 1121(60), 1307(60), 1309(60) Drilling: 338(70), 1309(60) 226 KOKOLIK RIVER contd. Environmental Impact: 1235(80) General: 1044(30) Geology: 384(70)1 386(70) 1 388(70) 1 419(60) 1 493(80)1 710(70) Location: 384(70)1 388(70) Mining Cost: 1235(80) Production: 1235(80) Rank; 269(60) 1 595(30) 1 1309(60) Reserves: 384 (70) 1 424 (70) 1 710 (70) 1 1235 (80) 1 1333 (70) Structure: 269(60) 1 419(60) Transportation: 1235(80) KOLMAKOF General: 338(00) KOOTZNOHOO INLET (SE) Analysis: 269(60)1 338(00) 1 585(40)1 600(10) Development: 269(60)1 1024(30)1 1341(00) Exploration: 1340(00) General: 277(60) 1 362(20) 1 490(1890)1 985(IP)1 1025(30)1 1048(10) 1 1150(50) Geology: 338(00)1 585(40)1 737(60) History: 600(10)1 858(80) Mining: 816(1870)1 859(00) Rank: 269(60) 1 813(70) Reserves: 813(70) KOTZEBUE (NW) Economics: 466(IP) General: 13(70) Power Generation: 466(IP) KOUGAROK General: 195(40) KOYUK RIVER Analysis: General: Geology: History: Mining: Reserves: (NW) 493(80)1 1042(10) 195(40) 1 269(60) 1 412(20) 1 585(40) 1 631(10) 1 633(60) 1 813(70)1 1019(00) 493(80) 1 1042(10) 858(80) 357(20)1 1066(20) 492(80) KOYUKUK RIVER (SC) Analysis: 339(00)1 446(00) 1 447(00)1 478(10) 1 631(10)1 775(00), 975(00) 1 999(00) 1 1044(30) 1 1224(10)1 1226(1Q) I 1244 (10) 227 Character: 339(00) General: 294(70), 338(00), 342(1890), 359(00), 585(40), 984(70), 985(IP), 1250(00) Geology: 338(00), 345(00), 447(00), 585(40), 775(00) Rank: 813 (70) Reserve: 987(IP) KUGRUA INLET (AR) Analysis: 2(60), 1235(80) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) Geology: 710(70) Mining Costs: 1235(80) Reserves: 1235(80) Transportation: 1235(80) KUGRUA RIVER Analysis: Geology: Reserves: 637(60) Structure: (AR) 270(60), 270(60) 424(70) 270(60) KUGRUK MINE (NW) Analysis: 470(40), 962(70) Geology: 471(40) Mining: 471(40), 985(IP) Petrography: 962(70) KUGRUK RIVER Analysis: Dredging: General: Geology: History: Mining: (NW) 195(40), 412(20), 413(20), 493(80), 646(00), 1124(40) 1066(20) 269 (60), 631 (10), 777 (20)' 956 (10), 1021 (20), 1029 (30) 467(70), 493(80), 645(10), 646(00), 839(00) 858 (80) 310(20), 335(20), 356(20), 412(20), 571(10), 633(20), 1027(30), 1124(40) Rank: 441(10), 813(70) Reserves: 813(70), 839(00) Stratigraphy: 645(10) Structure: 646(00) KUIU ISLAND (SE) General: 490(1890), 491(1890), 726(1880), 727(1890), 985(IP), 1109(1880) Geology: 338(00) KUK (AR) Analysis: 269(60), 270(60), 470(40), 637(60), 903(70), 991(40), 1005(50), 1006(40), 1124(40), 1235(80) 228 KUK contd. Character; 925 (80) Development: 1030(30) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) Exploration: 991(40) General: 338 (00), 917 (80), 1029 (30), 1031 (30), 1032 (30), 1034 (30), 1035(40) Geology: 270(60) 1 386(IP), 471(40), 710(70) History: 858(80) Marketing: 1028(30) Mining: 1022(20) 1 1027(30), 1028(30), 1029(30), 1124(40) Mining Costs: 1235(80) Paleobotany: 513(50) Palynology: 513(50) Petrography: 513(50) Production: 1027(30), 1028(30), 1030(30), 1235(80) Reserves: 424(70), 710(70), 1235(80) Structure: 269(60), 270(60) Transportation: 1235(80) Washability: 925(80) KUKPOWRUK (AR) Analysis: 269(60), 270(60), 344(20), 387(60), 388(70), 419(60), 470(40), 585(40), 637(60), 743(50), 868(20), 959(60), 962(70)' 1044(30), 1124(40), 1235(80), 1309(60), 1312 (60) Carbonization: 734(60), 1312(60) Character: 918(70) Climatic Conditions: 1312(60) Coking: 338(70), 734(60), 918(70), 1121(60), 1302(60), 1307(60), 1309(60)' 1312(60) Drilling: 338(70), 1121(60), 1302(60), 1309(60) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) Equipment: 1309(60), 1312(60) General: 295(70), 312(20), 659(70), 1021(20), 1152(40) Geology: 13(70), 270(60), 344(20), 384(70), 386(IP), 388(70), 419(60), 471(40), 585(40), 710(70), 73l(IP), 917(80), 1040{20), 1044(30) Location: 384(70), 388(70) Marketing Potential: 252(60), 73l(IP) Mining: 73l(IP), 1124(40) Mining Costs: 1235(80) Petrography: 962(70), 1264(60) Production: 1235(80) Rank: 269(60), 1312(60) Reserves: 384(70), 387(60), 424(70), 710(70), 743(50), 1235(80), 1264(60)' 1302(60)' 1333(70) Stratigraphy: 743 (50), 868 (20), 1124 (40), 1309 (60) 229 KUKPOWRUK contd. Structure: 270(60), 73l(IP), 868(20), 1302(60), 1307(60), 1040(20), 1044(30) Transportation: 1235(80), 1312(60) Washability: 920(60) Weathering: 1312(60) KUKPUK RIVER (AR) Analysis: 15(70) Geology: 15(70) Rank: 15(70) Washability: 15(70) KUPREANOF ISLAND {SE) General: 362 (20) , 469 (70) , 8 85 (IP) , 1090 (10) Geology: 338(00), 1343(00) Rank: 441(10) KUPUK RIVER Geology: 445(00), 448(00), 1110(60) KURKPAK (I) Distribution: 319(1890) KURUPA RIVER (AR) Analysis: 270(60) KUSHTAKA FORMATION (SC) Analysis: 585(40), 780(00) Geology: 512{10), 585{40), 780{00), 986{70) Structure: 512{10) KUSKOKWIM RIVER BASIN Analysis: 12{70), 294{70), 329{10), 470{40) General: 269{60), 294{70), 258{10), 394{40), 984{70), 1250{00) Geology: 329{10), 338{00), 406{20), 471{20), 672{20), 673{20), 1014(70), 1016(IP), 1037{10), 1039{20) Rank: 441{10) Reserves: 441{10) Structure: 1014{70), l016(IP), 1039(20) Transportation: 1082{10) KUSTAKA LAKE AREA Analysis: 470{40), 744(10), 778{00), 782{00), 1244{10) General: 163(50), 280(50), 548{10), 787{00) Geology: 461{-), 471(40), 475(10), 479(10), 484{10), 744(10), 778(00), 782(00) KUSTATAN History: Mining: 638(70) 638 (70) KUZITRIN BASIN Analysis: Geology: Resources: LA DUKE MINE General: (NW) 493(80) 493(80) 492(80) (SC) 333(10) 230 LAKE and EXPORT COAL COMPANY General: 831(20), 834(20), 1017(20) LAKE TOKUM DISTRICT Geology: 475(10), 484(10), 548(10) LAND STATUS General: 455(70), 786 (10) , 994(IP), Federal Land/BLM: 457 (70), so3 (IP), s·o4 (70), 647 (70), 723 (70), 797(70) 1 852{IP), 855(IP), 985(IP), 987(IP), 1123 (70) , 1195 f?O) , 1196 (70) , 1258 (80) 458 (70) State Coal Lands: 459(70) LeROY PROPERTY (SC) Mining: 1068(20) Prospecting: 131(20) LEASES/PERMITS Correspondence: 1245(10), 1246(10) General; 19(50), 23(50), 31(60), 64(20), 139(20), 177(10), 178(10), 179(10), 232(40), 262(10), 285(50), 302(40), 313(IP), 350 (10), 367 (60), 422 (10), 441 (10), 457 (70), 458 (70), 459(10), 479(10), 503(IP), 504(70)1 514(20) 1 517(IP), 530 (10), 568 (10), 569 (10), 618 (40), 619 (40), 634 (00), 647 (70), 648 (50), 688 (10), 709 (10), 723 (70), 786 (10), 850 (10) , 877 (20) , 879 (20) , 881 (30), 882 (30) , 883 (30) , 946 (80), 947 (20) 1 948 (20), 984 (70), 985 (IP), 992 (70) 1 1091(10), 1092(10), 1222(10), 1224(10), 1226(10), 1227(10), 1229(10), 1233(10), 1238(10), 1240(00), 1258(80), 1314(40) History: 260(40), 576(10) Issued: 228(10-20), 640(50), 641(50), 1048(10), 1063(50), 1064(50), 1068(.20), 1071(20), 1072(20) Lease Report: 90 (.40) Map: 1242(10) Overview: 1258(80) Reclamation: 463 (70) SC: 185 (10) , 186 (10) , 290 (70) , 296 (80) , 389 (10) , 415 (20) , 420(10), 473{-), 502(-), 523(10), 719(10), 72l(IP), 231 LEASES/PERMITS -SC contd. 887 (70), 888 (70), 889 (IP), 1047 (10), 1071 (20), 1142 (30), 1241 (10) Terminated: 640(50) LEASING UNIT NO. 7 Maps, ext.: 184(10-40) Mining: 186(10) LEASING UNIT NO. 10 & 11 Chickaloon Coal Company: 186(10) Mining Potential: 186(10) LEASING UNIT NO. 12 General: 186(10) LEASING UNIT NO. 14 General: 186(10) LEASING UNIT NO. 20 General: 186(10) LEASING UNIT No. 28 Maps, (ext.): 217(-) Outcrops: 1176(40) LEEPER CREEK Analysis: 470(40), 473(-), 744(10), 923(60) Geology: 471(40) Washability: 923(60) LEGISLATION AFFECTING COAL MINING See also LEASES/PERMITS General: 28(60), 177(10), 199(10), 262(~0), 264(00), 300(IP), 313 (IP), 322 (00), 325 (00), 329 (10), 331 (10), 334 (20), 415 (20), 420 (10) , 422 (10) , 426 (10) , 427 (10), 441 (10), 456(70), 474(70), 478(10), 503(IP), 504(70), 517(IP), 523 (10) , 530 (10) , 576 (10) , 597 (70) , 611 (30), 616 (40) , 617(40), 618(40), 619(40), 620(40), 621(50), 622(50), 627 (70), 628 (00), 634 (00), 639 (50), 640 (50), 642 (50), 652(70), 660(00), 661(00), 662(00), 663(00), 687(10), 688 (10), 707 (10), 708 (10), 709 (10), 714 (10), 719 (10), 723 (70), 739 (10), 773 (70), 774 (40), 797 (70), 804 (70), 834 (20) , 855 (IP), 858 (80) , 872 (10) , 877 (20), 879 (20), 881 (30) , 882 (30) , 883 (30) , 906 (IP) , 949 (20), 952 (10), 953(70), 954(70), 957(20), 984(70), 985(IP), 992(70), 231 LEGISLATION AFFECTING COAL MINING -General contd. 1004(10), 1017(20), 1027(30), 1047(10), 1064(50), 1094(IP), 1105(1880), 1114(10), 1137(30), 1205(70), 1222(10), 1224(10), 1225(10), 1226(10), 1227(10), 1229 (10), 1232 (10), 1233 (10), 1238 (10), 1240 (00), 1244(10), 1316(10), 1347(70) Overview: 1258(80) Reclamation: 849(IP) LETCHER GROUP General: 643(10) LEWES RIVER Analysis: 338(00) Geology: 1054(1890) LEWIS PROSPECT Analysis; 58 (_20) LEWIS TUNNEL (I) General: 267 (50), 285(50) LIGHTER CREEK Geology: 338(00) LIGNITE CREEK (I) Analysis: 2(60), 327(80), 395(20), 470(40), 573(20), 585(40), 959(60), 1169(20), 1292(50), 1295(50) Character: 562(-), 924(70), 1295(50) Coal Fires: 1209(50-70), 1295(50) Development: 562(-), 1292(50) Development Potential: 938(70) Economics: 562(-) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) Exploration: 1292(50) General: 8(70), 269(60), 285(50), 332(10), 494(20), 641(50), 985(IP), 1025(30), Geology: 267 (50), 327 (80), 335 (20), 390 (10), 398 (10), 400 (10), 471(40), 505(IP), 562(-), 585(40), 704(40), 774(40), 899(00), 1282(70)' 1296(60) History: 858 (80), 1295 (50) Hydrogenation: 1151(50) Map (geol.): 1284(70) Marketing Potential: 562(-) 233 LIGNITE CREEK contd. Mining: 357(20), 471(40), 505(IP), 562(-), 1295(50) Mining Costs: 1235(80) Permits: 641(50) Photography: 562(-) Production: 505(IP), 959(60) Reserve: 725 (80), 938 (70), 1282 (70), 1292 (50) Stratigraphy: 1169(20) Structure: 267(50), 390(10), 505(IP), 585(40), 704(40), 899(00), 959(60), 1292(50) Transportation: 1292(50), 1337(70) Utilization: 562(-) washability: 924(70) LIGNITE CREEK FORMATION (I) Map (geol.): 1284(70), 1285(70), 1287(70), 1289(70), 1290(70) LINDQUIST Mining: 1068(20) LINGO PERMIT Analysis: 58(20) LIQUIFICATION OF COAL General: 11(70), 72l(IP), 854(70), 888(70) LISBURNE -CORWIN COAL COMPANY General: 850(10) LITTLE COAL CREEK (SC) General: 1141(30) LITTLE GOLD CREEK (I) Geology: 841(40) LITTLE GRAND CREEK Stratigraphy: 656(20) LITTLE STONY CREEK (SC) General: 500(70) LITTLE SUSITNA (SC) Analysis: 269(60), 870(00) General: 186(10), 476(10) Geology: 287(50), 394(40), 870(00) History: 193(10) Mining: 777(20), 889(IP), 984(70), 985(IP) Overview: 808(70), 984(70) 234 LITTLE SUSITNA contd. Production: 269(60), 956(10), 985(IP) Reserves: 889(IP), 987(IP) Stratigraphy: 287(50), 781(10) Structure: 287(50), 870(00) LITTLE TONZONA RIVER (SW) Analysis: 896(70), 925(80), 930(80), 1015(70) Character; 925(80) General: 985(IP) Geology: 925(80), 930(80), 1016(IP) History: 925(80) Petrology: 930(80) Stratigraphy: 917(80), 930(80), 1015(70) Structure: 896(70), 917(80), 1015(70), 1016(IP), Washability: 925(80) LITUYA BAY Analysis: General: Geology: Reserves; (SE) 760(70) 362(20), 490(1890), 491(1890), 1018(30) 338 (00), 760 (70) 534(00) LIZ - A SYNCLINE (AR) Analysis: 12 {70) LOCHWOOD HILLS (NW) General: 813(70) Reserves: 1038(10) LONE CREEK (SC) Geology; 910(80) Stratigraphy; 910(80) Structure: 910(80) LOST CREEK General: 1201(60) LOST RIVER Transportation: 1162(50) LOUDEN Analysis; 582 (80) , 1041 (10) Geology: 582(80) Stratigraphy; 1041(10) 235 LYNN MINE Analysis; 1067(20) Mining: 357(20)1 494(20)1 495(20) Production: 1067(20) MAITLAND BED Analysis: 415 (20) 1 573 (20) Geology; 416(20)1 781(10) Mining: 416 (20) 1 781.(10) Production: 416(20) MAITLAND COAL GROUP Analysis: 74(20) General: 103(20-30) 1 1142(30) Maps: 184(10-40) MAMMOUTH BED (I) Geology; 774(40) MANGOAK RIVER (NW) Analysis: 493(80) Distribution: 893(70) Geology: 493(80) Reserves: 492(80) Structure: 893(70) MAPS (EXTENSIVE) See also MAPS UNDER LOCATIONS Beluga Susitna Coal Field: 1268(70) Bering River Coal Company: 563(20) Bering River Field: 555(10)1 629(10-50) Broad Pass: 210(-) Costello Creek: 213(40) Diamond Strip Mine: 212(40) Dunkle Coal Mine: 213(40) Eska Mine: 129(40) Gold Run Pass: 941(70) Green-Doughton Claims: 555(10) Green-Young Claims: (see index) Healy River: 1293(-) Katalla Mine: 556(10) Lease No. 28 1 Healy Quad. : 217 ( -) Nenana Coal Field: 1268(70) State Resources: 289(70) 1 469{70)1 517(IP)1 553(20) Suntrana: 224(50) 1 1234(-) Usibelli: 942(60)1 943(60)1 944(70), 945(-) Western Arctic: 1268(70) MARGUERITE CREEK (I) Analysis: 786(10) Geology: 786(10) Structure: 786(10) 236 MARKETING POTENTIAL (SINCE 1950) (See also DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL and ECONOMIC POTENTIAL) General: 357(70), 409(70), 486(70), 511(70), 520(IP), 656(70), 632 (70), 692 (70), 701 (70), 706 (IP), 721 (IP), 742 (IP), 798 (70), 808 (70), 845 (IP), 854 (70), 857 (IP), 895 (IP), 906 (IP), 960 (IP), 961 (IP), 923 (60), 961 (IP), 976 (IP), 979(70), 994(IP), 1083(70), 1235(80), 1258(80), 1336(IP) AR: 252(60), 710(70), 73l(IP), 833(70), 1140(70) I: 580(30), 959(00), 979(70), 1011(80), 1026(30), 1270(IP), 1274(80) SC: 252(60), 308(IP), 509(70), 545(70), 72l(IP), 863(70), 887(70), 888(70), 902(IP), 923(60), 959(60), 960(IP), 979(70), 1058(70), 1059(70), 1104(IP) Multiple Areas: 30l(IP), 582(80), 650(60), 659(70), 804(70), 946(80), 984(70), 985(IP), 1123(70) MARKETING POTENTIAL -DOMESTIC (SINCE 1950) (see also DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL and ECONOMIC POTENTIAL) California: 521(70), 974(70), 975(70), 1346(70) General: 11(70), 13(70), 252(60), 424(70), 441(70), 750(70), 948 (70) MARKETING POTENTIAL -FOREIGN (SINCE 1950) (See also DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL and ECONOMIC POTENTIAL) General: 11"(70), 13(70), 252(60), 295(70), 424(70), 706(IP), 713(60), 749(80), 806(80), 854(70), 895(IP), 902(IP); 946 (80) 1 959 (60) Pacific Rim: · 73 (50), 168 (50), 252 (60), 567 (70), 746 (60), 1149(60), 1339(80) MARSHALL General: 588(10), 632(10) MARTI~ BED Analysis: 415(20), 924(70) Geology: 416(20), 781(10) Mining: 416 (20), 781 (10) Production: 416(20) Structure: 415 (20), 416 (.20), 781 (10) Washability: 924(70) MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY Coal Survey Plat: 1168(00) ~1ining: 1046(10) MATANUSKA CENTER MINE Analysis: 1303(60) Geology: 1303(60) Reserves: 1303(60) MATANUSKA COAL COMPANY Bankruptcy: 130(20-30) Closure: 181(40) Contracts: 130(20-30) Financial Statement: 130(20-30) General: 42(60), 1113(10) History: 130(20-30), 193(10) MATANUSKA COAL FIELD (SC) Analysis: 1890-1909: 339(00), 608(00), 609(00), 610(00), 655(10), 775(00), 782(00), 783(00), 869(00), 879(00), 1259(00) 1910-1929: 140(20-30), 354(10), 415(20), 441(10), 476(10), ';53 (20), 571 (10), 572 (10), 655 (10), 795 (10), 796 (10), 952(10), 1048(10), 1071(20), 1126(10), 1128(10), 1244(10) 1930-1949: 191(40), 470(40), 585(40), 1006(40) 1950-1969: 236(50), 237(50), 238(50), 239(50), 240(50), 241(60), 242(60), 243(60), 244(60), 245(60), 246(60), 247(60), 248 (60), 249 (60), 250 (60), 281 (60), 284 (50), 588 (60), 598(60), 625(60), 626(60), 920(60), 959(60), 1005(50), 1297(60), 1299(60), 1300(60), 1303(60) 1970: 12(70), 294(70), 460(00), 587(70), 654(70), 813(70) 1980: 327(80), 930(80), 1235(80) Bibliography: 656(20) Briquetting: 66 (30), 549 (20) Carbonization: 1066(40) Character: 339(00), 610(00), 790(60), 796(10), 924(70), 918(70) Claims: 610(00), 688(.10) Coal Monopoly: 422(10) Coking Coal; 333(10), 553(20), 609(00), 610(00), 625(60), 626(60), 790 (00), 918 (70) Development: 178(.10), 284(.50), 341(20), 415(.20), 416(.20), 531(10), 549(.20), 566(.10), 612(40), 613(.40), 614(40), 620(50), 621 (.40), 622 (00), 639 (50), 640 (50), 642 (50), 664 (10), 670 (10), 957 (20), 1071 (20), 1089 (10) 238 MATANUSKA COAL FIELD contd. Development Potential: 293(70), 455(70), 560(10), 578(10), 580(30), 582 (80)' 634 (00), 938 (70), 952 (10), 979 (70), 1123(70), 1205(70) Drilling: 1185(-) Economics: 535(70) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) Equipment: 178(10) Exploration: 178(10), 284(50), 309(20), 499(60), 566(10), 620 (40), 621 (40), 670 (10)' 876 (20), 1091 (10) General: 4 (20) , 13 (70), 175 (30) , 186 (10) , 190 (10) , 197 (50), 201 (10), 225 (20), 262 (10), 277 (60), 285 (50), 290 (70), 295 (70)' 302 (20), 312 (20), 326 (00), 332 (10)' 344 (20), 346 (60), 348 (00), 349 (00)' 359 (00), 407 (10), 410 (70), 420 (10), 469 (70), 494 (20)' 512 (10)' 514 (20), 524 (70), 546 (20)' 552 (-)' 608 (00)' 612 (40)' 618 (40)' 621 (50)' 622 (50)' 623 (50)' 624 (50), 641 (50)' 663 (00)' 804 (70)' 805 (IP), 807 (IP), 819 (1890), 832 (00), 836 (00), 845 (20), 858 (80)' 875 (10)' 877 (20)' 878 (20)' 879 (20)' 880 (20), 881(30), 882(30), 883(30), 955(10), 1017(20), 1018(20), 1021 (20)' 1024 (30)' 1025 (30)' 1026 (30), 1031 (30)' 1036(40)' 1063(50)' 1093(10)' 1101(20), 1255(10), 1250(00) Geology: 260 (40), 262 (40), 282 (40), 284 (50), 287 (50), 327 (80), 329 (10), 337 (10), 338 (00), 345 (00), 354 (10), 358 (10), 393 (20), 394 (40), 395 (20), 397 (30), 402 (30)' 408 (30), 414(20), 416(20)' 471(40), 458(70), 459(70), 476(10), 478 (10), 481 (10), 498 (50), 553 (20), 560 (10), 576 (10), 580 (30), 585 (40), .587 (70), 609 (00), 610 (00)' 656 (20), 704 (40), 775 (00), 781 (10), 790 (00), 795 (10), 800 (50), 846 (10), 870 (00)' 924 (70), 930 (80)' 947 (70), 1048 (10), 1125(40), 1142(30), 1294(70), 1303(60), 1334(80) Guidebook: 44(60) History: 193 (10), 457 (70), 460 (70), 553 (20), 580 (30), 638 (70), 858(80), 904(60)' 1260(10), 1303(60) Land Status: 504(70) Leases/Fermi ts: 228 (10-20), 502 (-) , 514 (20), 546 (20) , 641 (50), 1071(20) Locations: 671(70), 1185(-) Map: 273(60), 282(40), 558(-), 1144(40), 1145(40), 1176(40), 1184(40)' 1194(40) Maps, ext.: 184(10-40) Marketing: 576(10), 609(00)1 610100) Marketing Potential: 252(60), 293(70), 582(80) -_239_ MATANUSKA COAL FIELD contd. Mining: 284(50) 1 327(80)1 330(10)1 393(20) 1 402(30)1 415(20)1 416 (20) 1 458 (70) 1 553 (20) 1 620 (40) 1 638 (70) 1 666 (50) 1 66.7 (50) 1 668 (50) 1 113 (60) 1 139 (10) 1 746 (60) 1 111 (10) 1 777 (20), 781 (10), 795 (10) I 801 (60), 825 (10), 889 (IP), 980(50), 985(IP), 1027(30), 1029(30), 1034(30), 1046(10), 1048(10), 1063(50), 1064(50), 1068(20), 1078(40), 1125(40), 1134(30), 1135(30), 1136(30), 1137(30), 1169 (70), 1199 (70), 1303 (60) Mining Conditions: 642(50), 790(00) 1 795(10) Mining Costs: 457(70), 1235(80) Opening of Fields: 333(10), 1047(10) Overview: 202(40-50), 607(00), 808(70) 1 1143(30) Paleobotany: 192(60) Paleontology: 795(10) Petrology: 930(80) Petrography: 625(60), 626(60), 1262(60), 1264(60) Photographs: 610(00), 656(20) Preparation: 460(70), 588(60) Production: 179(10), 228(10-20)1 260(40), 310(20), 416(20), 425 (70) 1 458 (70) 1 459 (70) r 566 (10) 1 611 (30) 1 649 (60) 1 655(10), 713(60), 746(60), 770(10), 777(20), 904(60), 95.6(10), 959(60), 985(IP), 1027(30), 1035(40), 1067(20), 1071(20), 1090(10), 1128(10), 1150(70), 1205(70), 1206(70), 1235(80) Rank: 341(20), 389(10), 441(20), 782(00) 1 813(70), 948(20), 904 ( 60), 1169 (70), 1226 (10), 1228 (10) , 1301 (70) Reserves: 11(70), 282(40), 293(70), 358(10)1 441(10), 455(70), 460 (70) 1 504 (70) 1 535 (70) 1 634 (00) 1 639 (50) 1 649 (60) 1 655 (10), 664 (10), 670 (10), 671 (70), 694 (00), 782 (00), 796 (10) r 813 (70) 1 889 (IP) 1 935 (-) 1 938 (70) 1 952 (10) 1 957(20), 987(IP), 1035(40), 1071(20), 1150(50), 1169(70), 1205(70), 1235(80), 1264(60), 1303(60) Stream Tests: 140(20-30) Stratigraphy: 415(20), 580(30), 608(00), 656(20), 789(10), 790 (QQ) 1 795 (lQ) 1 196 (10) 1 894 (40) 1 930 (80) 1 948(20), 1150(50), 1255(-) Structure: 287(50)1 389(10), 415(20), 580(30), 585(40), 609(00), 610 (DO) I 656 (20), 659 (70), 704 (40), 781 (10), 789 (10), 795(10), 870(00), 894(40), 948(20), 959(60)1 1048(10), 1142 (30) Sulfur Content: 1296 (60) Transportation: 178 (_10) 1 566 (10) .1 576 (10) 1 60& (00) , 662 (00), 670(10)1 777(20) 1 790(00)1 1082(10), 1235(80) Utlization: 612(40) 1 613(40), 614(40) Washability: 460(70), 588(60), 590(60), 625(60), 924(70) 240 MATANUSKA CONSOLIDATED MINING and DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Coal Survey Plat: 1168 (00) Mining: 1046(10) MAY CREEK (AR) General: 517(60) MAYBE CREEK (AR) General: 936(50) McCARTHY'S MARSH (NW) Analysis: 493(80) Geology: 493(80) McCAULEY PROSPECT: Analysis: 573(20) Development Potential: 582(80) McCUSHEY'S MINE Analysis: General: Geology: 338(00) 490(1890) 338 (00) McDONALD PROPERTY Analysis: 12(70), 470(40) Claims: 914(10) Development Potential: 578(10) Explosions: 554(10) General: 333(10) Geology~ 471(40), 484(10) History: 638(70) Mining: 280(50), 548(10), 638(70), 984(70) Production: 985(1P) MciNTOSH CLAIM Map: 220 (-) McKENZIE CREEK (SW) Mining: 477(10), 478(10) McLENNON FREE USE PERMIT Blacksmith: 186(10) Closure: 186(10) 241 McNALLY and MAITLAND ~liNE Analysis: 1081(20) General: 335(20), 1066(20) Mining: 1081(20) McNALLY MINE (See EDWARD T. McNALLY MINE) McNEIL CANYON (SC) Analysis: 794(10), 1085(00) General: 290(70), 490(1890) Geology: 338(00), 794(10), 1085(00), 1086(00) Mining: 283(50), 794(10) Stratigraphy: 1086(00) Structure: 338(00), 794(10), 1086(00) MEADE and MITCHELL SEAM (SE) General: 490(1890) MEADE RIVER (AR) Analysis: 2(60), 269(60), 270(60), 470(40), 522(40), 637(60), 925(80), 930(80), 991(40), 1175(40), 1235(80) Barrow Coal Mine Project: 1152(40), (See also this subject heading) Character: 925(80) Contract Cancellation: 1163(50) Contract Renewal: 1165(50) Correspondence: 1153(40), 1154(40), 1155(40), 1156(40), 1158(40), 1159(50), 1160(50), 1161(50), 1164(50), 1165(50) Development: 369(40), 605(-), 1153(40), 1154(40) Drilling: 450(50) Economics: 605(-) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) Equipment: 991(40), 1153(40), 1154(40), 1155(40), 1158(40), 1161(50), 1165(50), 1212(40) Exploration: 991(40) Financial Reports: 1157(40), 1158(40), 1159(50), 1160(50), 1161 (50), 1163 (50), 1165 (50) Fire Garage: 1165(50) General: 151(50), 172(50), 903(70), 917(80), 958(50) Geology: 270(60), 344(20), 386(IP), 471(40), 522(40), 605(-), 710(70), 930(80), 1175(40) History: 638 (70), 858 (80) Inventory: 1158(40) Mine Rental Agreement: 1156(40) Mining: 369(40), 605(-), 638(70), 666(50), 669(50), 835(IP), 980(50), 991(40), 1077(40), 1078(40), 1153(40), 1154(40), 1175(40), 1212(40), Mining Costs: 369(40), 1175(40), 1212(40), 1235(80) -242 MEADE RIVER Operations Report: 1158(40), 1160(50), 1161(50), 1163(50), 1164(50) Paleobotany: 513(50) Permit: 1164(50) Petrology: 513(50), 930(80) Power Plant: 1160(50) Production: 1155(40), 1156(40), 1157(40), 1158(40), 1159(50), 1160(50), 1163(50), 1165(50), 1235(80) Prospect Report: 1163(50) Rank: 269(60) Reserves: 424(70), 710(70), 991(40), 1175(40), 1235(80), 1333 (70) Storage: 1155(40) Stratigraphy: 270(60), 450(50), 991(40), 1044(30) Structure: 270(60), 605(-), 868(20), 1044(30), 1175(40) Transportation: 1212(40), 1235(80) Washability: 925(80) MEKORYOK (SW) General: 584(70) MELOZITNA RIVER (I) Analysis: 417(60) Generql: 584(70) Geology: 446(00), 892(70) Stratigraphy: 446(00) METHANE AR: SC: 304(70) 889 (IP) METHANOL Economics: Marketing: Processing: Synthesis: 293(70) 293(70) 293(70) 602 (70) MIDWAY COAL BED (SC) Analysis: 924(70) Geology: 459(70) Washability; 924(70) MILE 341 General: 564(20), 857(20), 1067(20), 1068(20) MILE 363 and MILE 387 MINE General: 357(20) 243 MILITARY COAL INTERESTS See Also ANCHORAGE HILITARY POWER PLANTS Eielson: 73(50), 147(40-50) Ft. Richardson: 147(40-50) General: 197(50), 260(40) Ladd Field: 147(40-50), 738(00) MILLER'S LANDING (SC) Mining: 283 (SO) MILLER'S MINE HESS CREEK (I) Analysis: 338(00), 822(30) General: 822(30) Stratigraphy: 827(30) MILLS CREEK General: 407(10) MINCHUMINA BASIN (SW) Geology: 1016(IP) Structure: 1016(IP) MINE CAMP (SC) Analysis: 1085(00) Geology: 794(10), 1085(00) Stratigraphy: 794(10) Structure: 794(10) MINE CREEK (SW) Analysis: 254(10), 470(40), 586(40) Ch'\racter: 254(10), 586(40) Development: 586(40) Geology: .586(40) Mining: 254(10), 585(40) Reserves: 586(40) Stratigraphy: 254(10) Structure: 254(10), 586(40) MINING -ANNUAL SUMMARY (See Also Specific Mines and Locations) 1890-1909: 320(1890)' 726(1890), 727(1890), 728(1890), 767(1860), (1st Mining), 836(00), 1105(1880), 1106(1880), 1107(1880), il08(1880), 1109(1880) 1910-1929: 334(20), 352(10) 412(20), 494(20), 781(10)~ 875(10), 1021(20), 1022(20), 1046(20), 1071(20), 1079(20) 1101(20) 244 MINING -ANNUAL SUMMARY contd. 1930-1949: 90(40), 617(40), 881(30), 1023(30), 1024(30), 1026(30), 1027(30), 1028(30), 1029(30), 1030(30), . 1031 (30), 1032 (30), 1033 (40), 1034 (30), 1035 (40), 1036(40), 1070(30), 1072(30), 1073(30), 1075(40), 1076(40), 1077(40), 1078(40), 1080(30) 1950-1969: 622 (50), 624 (50), 666 (50), 667 (50), 668 (50), 669(50), 713 (60), 980 (50), 1063 (50), 1064 (50), 1178(50), 1323(60), 1324(60) 1970: 7 (70), 638 (70), 750 (70), 797 (70), 804 (70) MINING -REGIONAL (See also Specific Locations and Mines) AR: 419 (60), 605 (IP), 620 (40), 865 (IP), 866 (00), 898 (70), 999(00), 1044(30), 1124(40), 1152(40), 1153(40), 1154(40), 1155(40), 1156(40), 1157(40), 1159(50), 1160(50), 1161(50), 1162(50), 1163(50), 1164(50), 1165(50), 1166(40), 1167(40) I: 8 (70), 320 (1890), 330 (10), 336 (00), 354 (10), 393 (20), 446 (00), 447(00), 460(70), 494(20), 495(20), 562(-), 564(20), 580(30), 631 (10)' 644 (70), 821 (30), 822 (30), 827 (30), 901 (00) ,959 (60), 1042 (10), 1270 (IP), 1274 (80) NW: 412 (20), 413 (20) , 633(20), 645 (10) , 646 (00), 829 (20), 1042(10)' 1044(30) SC: 232(40), 283(50), 285(50), 290(70), 321(1890), 330(10), 514 (20)' 416 (20)' 460 (70), 490 (1890), 494 (20), 509 (70), 512 (10)' 554 (10), 562 (-)' 563 (20), 570 (40), 644 (70), 704 (40), 714 (10) ' 716 (50) ' 739 (10), 776 (10) ' 781 (10) , 791 (00), 794 (10), 795 (10), 796 (10), BOO (50), 825 (10), 831 (20), 832 (20), 875 (10), 888 (70)' 947 (20)' 959 (60)' 1045 (20)' 1058 (70)' 1059 (70)' 1074(30), 1105(1880), 1125(40), 1132(30)' 1133(30), 1134(30)' 1135(30)' 1136(30), 1137(30), 1138(30), 1142(30)' 1237(20), 1277 (60) SE: 320(1890), 490(1890), 816(1870) SW: 254(10), 490(1890), 819(1890), 1085(00) Multiple Areas: 338(00), 356(20), 459(70), 469(70), 471(40), 478 (10)' 585 (40)' 600 (10)' 659 (70), 666 (50), 667 (50)' 668 (50), 669 (50)' 694 (00)' 746 (60), 777 (20)' 808 (70)' 984 (70)' 1018 (30)' 1323 (60) MINING CONDITIONS AR: 445(00), 448(00), 710(70), 865(IP), 866(00), 1110(60) I; 619(40)1 786(10)1 878(20), 953(20) SC: 420(10), 512(10), 523(10) 1 576(10), 617(40), 719(10), 739 (10)' 780 (00)' 790 (00)' 795 (00)' 831 (20)' 832 (20)' 869 (00)' 875 (20)' 878 (20)' 910( 80)' 1017 (20)' 1146 (60)' 1326 (10) General: 628(00), 642(50), 694(00), 709(10), 774(40) Multiple Areas: 587(70), 620(40), 624(50), 868(80), 877(20), 879(20)' 881(30), 882(30)' 883(30), 1027(30) . 245 MINING EXPERIMENT STATION -FAIRBANKS General: 55(10) MINING METHODS I; 462 (70) , 953 (70) SC: 187 (10) , 889 (IP) , 910(80), 1337 (70) Multiple Areas: 469(70) MINOOK (I) Analysis: 822(30) General: 338(00), 1201(60) Geology: 446(00) Stratigraphy: 446(00) MISSION CREEK (I) General: 269 (60) , 338 (00), 584 (70), 826 (40) , 827 (30) Geology: 338(00), 446(00), 447(00), 1054(1890) Stratigraphy: 446(00) MITCHELL BAY Analysis: General: Geology: Mining: (SE) 1341(00) 490(1890) 338(00), 737(60) 816(1870) MOBIL OIL CORPORATION Mining: 518(70) Yentna Leases: 308(IP) MONTANA CREEK (NW) Distribution: 809(70) General; 412(20) Reserves: 809(70) Stratigraphy: 809(70) MONUMENT MOUNTAIN (SC) Analysis: 1244(10) MOORE CREEK (NW) Mining: 829(20) MOORE CREEK Analysis: General: Geology: (SC) 2(60) 128 (50) , 800(50) 776 (10) 246 MOOSE CREEK (SC) Analysis: 132(20), 232(40), 389(10), 394(40), 395(20), 470(40), 476(10), 478(10), 481(10), 531(10), 625(60), 744(10), 789 (10), 790 (00), 791 (00), 869 (00), 870 (00), 904 (60), 1102(70), 1314(30) Character: 389(10), 609(00), 610(00) Coal Fires: 703(50), 1119(70), 1209(50-70), 1213(50-70), 1220(50), 1310(50) Coke Tests: 625(60) Contracts: 132(20) Correspondence: 61(20), 1177(50) Development: 179(10), 311(20), 531(20), 617(40) Development Potential: 578(10) Drilling: 593(40), 1176(40), 1187(-) Economics: 132(20) Exploration: 179(10) General: 185(10), 546(20), 608(00), 622(50), 771(10), 845(20), 883(30), 1026(30), 1132(30), 1244(10) Geology: 476(10), 481(10), 609(00), 610(00), 789(10), 870(00), 1125(40), 1142(30), 1194(40) History: 1194(40) Map: 1253(40), 1255(-) Mining: 617(40), 666(50), 1025(30), 1027(30), 1029(30) Overview: 607(00), 779(10) Petrography: 625(60) Production: 132(20), 180(10), 1067(20), 1092(10), 1093(10) Rank: 389(10), 531(10)1 1169(20) Reserves: 724(10) Storage: 132(20) Stratigraphy: 500(70), 531(10), 790(00), 791(00), 781(10), 869(00), 1176(40), 1253(40), 1255(-) Structure: 232(40), 389(10), 415(20), 610(00), 781(10), 791(00), 869(00), 1169(20) Washability: 625(60) MOOSE CREEK (I) Development: 1030(30) Drilling: 1221(50), 1313(30) General: 278(50), 285(50), 302(40), 392(30), 398(10), 1022(20), 1067(20) Geology: 400(10), 774(40), 937(60), 939(30), 1221(50) Map: 1221(50) Marketing: 1030(30) Production: 1030(30) Stratigraphy: 396(10), 843(30) Structure: 396(10), 843(30) MOOSE CREEK BED (I) Geology: 1296(60) Structure: 1296(60) MOOSE CREEK COAL COMPANY Analysis: 74(20) General: 134(40) Ownership: 135(20) MOOSE RANGE (SC) Analysis: 12(70) MORROW General: 207(10) MT. ANN Analysis: 470(40), Geology: 471(40) MT. BELUGA General: 1008(30) MT. E!ELSON (I) General: 939(30) MT. HAMILTON 2A7 572 (10) Analysis: 470(40), 572(10), 744(10), 782(00), 1244(10) Geology: 471(40) Stratigraphy: 782(00) MT. McKINLEY BITUMINOUS COAL CORPORATION Analysis: 136(-), 704(40) Correspondence: 62(20), 137(20) Exploration: 1026(30) General: 311(20), 580(30) Geology: 704(40), 580(30) Leases: 1071(20) Mine Map: 851(20) Mining: 344(20) Steam Tests: 136(-·) Stratigraphy: 704(40), 530(30) Structure: 704 (40) , 530 (30) MT. McKINLEY PARK Analysis: 470(40), 1125(40) Development; 702(70) 248 MT. McKINLEY PARK contd. General: 804(70) Geology: 354(10), 471(40) 1 937(60), 1014 (70) Mining: 344(20) 1 354(10) 1 1125(40) Paleobotany: 354(10) Production: 62(20) 1 354(10) Reserves: 11(70) MT. MICHAELSON (AR) General: 316(20) MT. SHELDON Geology: 937(60) MT. SPURR REGION (SC) Geology; 402(30) Mining: 402(30) Reserves: 402(30) MT. ST. ELIAS (SC) General: 765(10), 977(1890) MRAK COAL COMPANY (SC) Analysis: 2(60) Contracts: 29(60), 30(60), 33(60), 171(50) General: 20(50), 21(50), 24(60), 151(50), 160(50), 163(50) Mining: 668(50), 669(50) Purchase of Eska: 114(50) Washing Plant: 668(50) MRAK MINE (SC) Analysis: 237(50), 238(50), 239(50), 240(50), 241(60), 242(60), 243(60), 248(60), 249(60), 250(60), 588(60), 590(60), Coal Preparation: 588(60) General: 34(60) 1 39(60)1 167(50) Mining: 588(60), 666(50), 1323(60), 1324(60) Purchase Eska Mine: 38(60) Rains, heavy: 35(60) Reopening: 666(50) Washability: 588(60), 590(60) Washing Plant: 590(60) MRAK MINING COMPANY (SC) Mining: 904 (60) MUD BANK (I) Geology: 1325(60) MUDDY CREEK Analysis: Geology: Structure: (SC) 79(i(l0), 796 (10) 796 (10) 1244(10) MULLER PROSPECT See ADOLPH MULLER PROSPECT MURDER COVE (SE) Analysis: 470(40), 744(10) Development: 1340(00), 1342(00) Exploration: 1340(00) General: 269 (60), 320 (1890), 362 (20), 727 (1890) Geology: 471(40), 737(60), 1341(00), 1342(00) Rank: 813(70) MURPHY-RAWSON MINE Leases: 514(20) MYSTIC CREEK General: NAGAI ISLAND Geology: NAKOCLATILTEN Analysis: General: Geology: 398(10) (SW) 338 (00) DEPOSIT 582(80) 584(70) 582(80) NAKOCHINA RIVER (SC) General: 985(IP) NANUSKUK RIVER Analysis: General: Geology: 270(60), 1005(50) 517(60), 891(60) 386(IP) NAPAMRITE RIVER Geology; 6 72 (_2 0) NAPOLEON CREEK (I) General: 1054(1890) 250 NATION RIVER (I) Analysis: 12(70)1 279(60)1 327(80)1 329(10)1 339(00) 1 446(00)1 447(00)1 659(70)1 775(00)1 821(30)1 1226(10)1 1244 (10) Development Potential: 293(70) General: 359(00)1 443(00)1 584(70)1 585(40)1 659(70)1 858(80)1 985(IP)1 1018(30) Geology; 377(80) 1 446(00) 1 447(00), 775(00)1 821(30) History: 858(80) Marketing Potential: 293(70) Mining: 447 (00) 1 821 (30) 1 827 (30) Production: 827(30) Rank: 813 (70) Reserves: 279(60) 1 293(70)1 827(30)1 1249(70) Stratigraphy: 821 (30) Structure: 327(80)1 446(00) 1 447(00) NAVAL ALASKAN COAL COMMISSION Exploration: 334(20) 1 335(20) 1 993(-)1 1326(10) General: 60(20)1 139(20)1 145(20-60)1 311(20)1 566(10) 1 575(10), 585 (10) 1 670 (10) 1 832 (20) 1 947 (20) 1 948 (20) 1 949 (20) 1 952(10), 1017(20)1 1096(10) Mine: 993(-)1 1081(20) Navy Coal Consumption: 330(10)1 332(10) 1 1260(10) Suspension: 1067(20) sutton. Coal Washery: 140(20-30) See also this subject heading. NAVAL PETROLEUM RESERVE NO. 4 Analysis: 793(70) Bibliography: 793(70) Climatic Conditions: 793(70) Development Potential: 1123(70) Drilling; 450(50) 1 451(50) 1 452(50), 453(60) Exploration: 876(20), 936(50) General: 253(70) Geology: 418(60)1 453(60)1 793(70) 1 1259(70) Recoverability of Coal: 793(70) Reserves: 793(70) Stratigraphy: 450(50) 1 451(50)1 452(50) 1 453(60) NELCHINA VALLEY (SC) Geology: 796 (10) Stratigraphy; 796 (10) Structure; 796(10) NELSON ISLAND (SW) Analysis: 470(40) Coking: 1307(60) Z51 General: 269(60), 469(70), 984(70), 985(IP), 1090(10) Geology: 471(40) Location: 1174(40) Mining: 471(40), 1166(40) Rank: 441(10) NENANA COAL FIELD (I) Analysis: 1890-1909: 1910-1929: 782(00) 332(10) 1 441(10), 494(20), 553(20), 571(10) 1 786(10), 1071(20)1 1226(10), 1244(10) 1930-1949: 585(40), 1006(40), 1007(30) 1950-1969; 234(50) 1 235(50) 1 236(50)1 237(50) 1 238(50) 1 239(50), 240(50), 241(60)1 242(60), 243(60), 244(60) 1 245(60)1 246(60)1 247(60) 1 248(60) 1 249(60)1 250(60)1 598(60)1 920(60)1 959(60)1 1005(50)1 1151(50), 1291(50)1 1295(50)1 1297(60)1 1300(60) 1970: 12(70)1 294(70)1 459(70)1 460(70)1 587(70) 1 659(70)1 695 (70) 1 696 (70) 1 697 (70) 1 698 (70) 1 813 (70) 1 924 (70) 1 1171(70) 1 1337(70) 1980: 507(80), 930(80)1 1235(80) IP: 926(IP), 927(IP) Carbonization: 189(10) 1 1006(401 Character: 924(70) 1 925(80)1 926(IP) Coking Tests: 1262(60) Development: 179(10)1 549(20)1 620(40) 1 642(50) 1 817(10)1 956(10) 1 1071(20) 1 1089(10), 1271(70) Development Potential: 293(70), 455(70)1 580(30)1 582(80)1 979(70) 1 1205(70) Drying: 925(80)1 929(RIP) Economics: 459(70), 535(70) Economic Potential: 979(70) Employment: 1271(70) Environmental Impact: 1235(80), 1271(70) Equipment: 189(10), 1271(70) Exploration: 1091(10) General: 277(60), 285(50), 295(70), 310(20) 1 312(20) 1 334(20) 1 335(20)1 392(.30), 524(70), 546(.20), 552(-), 621(40), 776 (10) , 804 (.70) , 805 (IP) , 807 (IP) , 836 (00) I 877 (20) 882 (30), 1024 (30), 1031 (30), 1036 (40), 1101 (20), 1125 (10) 252 NENANA COAL FIELD contd. Geology: 175 (30) , 203 (20) , 358 (10), 383 (70), 459(70), 471(40), 585 (40), 587 (70), 792 (20), 924 (70), 1291(50) 260(40), 394 (40), 494 (20), 704 (40), 930 (80), 267 (50), 294 (70), 354 (10), 400 (10), 4Q6 (20), 458 (70), 505 (IP), 553 (20), 580 (30) 736(60), 774(40), 786(10), 1025(30), 1067(20), 1150(50), History: 457(70), 553(20), 925(80), 1151(50), 1271(70) Hydrogenation Potential: 230(50), 1151(50) Land Status: 504(70) Leases: 228 (10-20), 514 (20), 614 (50), 1071 (20) Location: 671(70), 1291(50) Marketing-Domestic: 189(10), 1169(20) Marketing Potential: 293(70), 553(20), 582(80), 746(60) Mining: 348(00), 383(70), 402(30), 458(70), 469(70), 505(IP), 620(40), 666(50), 668(50), 713(60), 959(60), 984(70), 985(IP), 1029(30), 1065(70), 1066(20), 1075(40), 1078(40) 1081 (20), 1090 (10), 1133 (30), 1134 (30), 1135 (30), 1136(30), 1199(70), 1271(70) !>lining Conditions: 642(50) Mining Costs: 457(70), 1235(80) Nenana Public Utilities: 122(20+), 124(20-40) Overview: 202 (4 0-50) , 779 (10), 808 (70), 925 (80) Permits: 228(10-20) Petrography: 1262(60), 1264(60) Petrology: 930(80) Power Generation: 189(10), 307(50) Power Plant: 307(50) Preparation: 460(70) Production: 228(10-20), 260{40), 309(20), 458(70), 459(70), 494(20), 505(IP), 514(20), 713(60), 746(60), 956(10), 959(60), 984(70), 985(IP), 1067(20), 1071(20), 1150(50), 1205(70), 1206(70) Rank: 341(20), 441(10), 549(20), 813(70), 1301(70) Reclamation: 1271(70) Reserves: 11(70), 293(70), 358(10), 441(10), 455(70), 504(70), 535 (70), 635 (70), 671 (70), 702 (70), 813 (70), 853 (70), 935 (-), 957 (20), 1150 (50), 1169 (20), 1205 (70), 1235 (80) Steam Tests: 229(-) Stratigraphy; 267(50), 441(10), 459(70), 505(IP), 580(30), 704(40), 736{60), 1065{70), 1071(20), 1271(70), 1296 {60) Structure: 267(50), 459(70), 505(IP), 553{20), 580{30), 585(40), 587(70), 659(70), 736(60), 786{10), 792(20), 959(60), 1169{20), 1271(70), 1296(60) 253 NENANA COAL FIELD contd, Tar: 598(60), 785(20) Transportation: 1235(80) Utilization: 1169(20) washability: 460(70), 924(70), 925(80), 926(IP), 927(RIP) NESKUK LAGOON Analysis: Character: NEVADA CREEK (NW) 595 (30) 595 (30) Analysis: 470(40), 744(10), 782(00) Geology: 471.(40) Stratigraphy: 782(00) Washability: 920(60) NEW BLACK DIAMOND COAL COMPANY Analysis: 1010(30) Correspondence: 100(40) General: 232(40) Mining: 1031(30) Production: 100(40) NEW BLACK DIAMOND MINE Analysis: 470(40), 1010(30) Correspondence: 100(40) Development: 1030(30) Development Potential: 582(80) General: 232(40), 284(50) Geology: 471(40), 585(40) Mine Map: 1184(40), 1194(40) Mining: 471(40), 1031(30), 1033(40) Ownership: 5(30) Production: 100(40), 260(40), 1030(30) NEW MINE (I) Geology: 774(40) NIAK (AR) Analysis: 448(00), 1110(60) Geology; 448 (00), 1110 (60) Mining; 985(IP) Reserves: 1249(70) Stratigraphy: 448 (_00) Structure: 448(00) 254 NIAKOGON TONGUE (AR) Analysis; 270(60) NIKOLAI CREEK (SC) Reserves: 509(70) NIKOLSHI (SW) General; 490(1890) NINILCHIK Analysis: 281(60) Coal Fires: 305{70), 1119(70), 1204(70), 1214(70) Dating Methods: 1131(70) General: 491(90), 622(50) Petrography; 1131(70) Volcanic Ash Partings: 1131(70) NINULUK BLUFFS (AR) Geology: 517(60) Structure: 517(60) NISHO-IAWI Exploration: 732(70) NIZINA (SC) Geology: 846(10) NOATAK RIVER (NW) Analysis: 493(80) Distribution: 1038(10) Geology: 493(80) NOHATATILTIN Analysis: Geology: NOME {SW) 447(00) 447(00) General; 13(70), 422{10), 1223(00) Power, general: (Econ) 446 {IP) NORTH AMERICAN TRADING and TRANSPORTATION COMPANY General; 32l(l890) NORTH PACIFIC !HNING and TRANSPORTATION COMPANY (SC) General: 283(50), 875(10) NORTH SLOPE COAL MINE General; 804(70) 255 NORTHERN EXPLORATION and DEVELOPMENT COMPANY General: 554(10) NORTHERN IMPROVEMENT COMPANY Coal Survey Plat: 1168(00) General: 422(10), 751(10), 1046(10) NORTHWESTERN ALASKA (See also Locations in the Area) General: 750(70) Petrology; 922{80) Reserves: 1150{50) NORTHWESTERN COMMERCIAL COMPANY General: 1224{10) NORTON SOUND (NW) Analysis: 413(20), 493(80) Distribution: 893{70) General: 316{20), 491{90), 777(20), 1029{30), 1041(10) Geology: 413{20), 493{80) History: 858{80) Rank: 813 (70) Structure: 413{20), 893(70) NOWITNA General; 828{10), 829(30) NULATO (I) Analysis; 327(80), 338(00), 417{60), 441(10), 446{00), 447(00), 470{40), 582(80), 926(IP), 1042(10) Character; 926(IP) Development Potential: 634{00) General: 394(70), 469{70), 491{1890), 584(70), 585(40), 804{70) 985{IP) Geology: 327(80), 338(00), 417{60), 446(00), 447{00), 471{40), 582(80), 1018(30), 1042(10), 1054(1890) Mining; 466 (IP) , 859(00) Power Generation Potential; 466{IP) Rank; 441(.10), 813(70) Reserves; 634(00), 987 {IP) · 256 NUNWAK ISLAND General; 269(60), 338(00), 358(10), 441(10), 490(1890), 984(70), 985(IP), 1055(00), 1090(10), 1307(60) NUTZOTIN RANGE Geology: 391(10), 399(10) OBER CREEK Washability: 920(60) O'BRIEN CREEK Analysis: 796 (10), 1244 (10) General; 395(20) Geology: 656(20), 796(10), 993('-) Stratigraphy: 656(20), 796(10) Structure: 656(20), 796(10) OHI.O CONSOLIDATED COMPANY Coal Survey Plat; 1168(00) Mining: 1046(10) OLIVER LaDUKE and ASSOCIATES LEASE Character: 186(10) OOLAMNAGAVIK RIVER (AR) Analysis: 270(60) Geology: 270(60) Structure: 270(60) OREGON COAL CLAIM General: 754(10) ORLOVA (SW) General: 1085(00) OUMALIK (AR) Drilling: 964 (50) PACIFIC STEAM WHALING COMPANY Mining: 448(00) PAK RIVER Analysis; Geology: 493 (80) 493(80) 25'7 PALEOBOTANY AR: 445(00), 448(00), 513(50), 517(60), 861(60), 968(50), 999(00), 1330(IP) I: 354(10), 380(10), 393(20), 1296(20) SC: 192(60), 794(10), 795(10), 818(00), 856(70), 979(1890), 1334(60) SE: 737(60), 1115(00), 1343(00) General: 513(50), 694(00), 807(IP), 1018(30) Multiple Areas: 490(1890) 1 491(1890) PALEONTOLOGY AR; 448(00), 517(60), 968(50) L: 516(10) SC; 394(40), 407(10), 794(10), 795(10), 856(70), 1086(00) SW: 501 (70) Multiple Areas: 491(1890) PALISADES Analysis: 447(00) General: 338(00), 584(70) Geology: 446(00), 447(00) Stratigraphy: 446(00) Structure: 447(00) PASS CREEK Geology: 407(10) PAULOFF BAY General: 255(00)1 491(90) Rank: 441(10) PEARD BAY (AR) Analysis: 2(60) 1 470(40), 522(40), 990(40), 991(40), 1175(40) Exploration: 991(40), 1175(40) General: 1044(30) Geology: 471(40), 522(40) 1 990(40), 1175(40) Reserves: 991(40) 1 1174(40) Structure: 1175(40) PERMAFROST General; 73l(IP), 750(70), 865(IP), 898(70), 987(IP), 1235(80), 1258(80) PERMITS, See LEASES/PERMITS PERRY CREEK Analysis; Geology; (NW) 493(80) 493(80) (I) 258 PETERS CREEK Analysis; General.: 825(10) 407(10), 410(70) Hydrologic Reconnaissance: 1002(80) Stratigraphy: 271(60) PETERSON COAL COMPANY General: 95(20) PETERSON MINE General; 494(20) Mining; 495(20) PETROGRAPHY AR; 918(70), 921(80), 930(80), 1267(70) I; 625(60), 1262(60), 1264(60) SC·; 625 (60), 626 (60), 918 (70), 1131 (70), 1262 (60), 1264 (60) General: 513(50), 874(50), 1266(70) Multiple Areas: 962(70), 1293(60) Petrology NW: 922(80) Multiple Areas; 930(80) PHILBRICK and FOSTER Mining: 255(00) PHILIP SMITH MOUNTAIN (AR) General: 316(70) PHOTOGRAPHS General; 50(20), 610(00), 656(20), 700(00-10), 1012(20), 1069(30), 1086(00)' 1119(70), 1152(40)' 1175(40) PICKART MINE (I) Analysis; 417(60), 447(00), 582(80), 1041(10) General; 584(70), 984(70) Geology; 417(60), 446(00), 447(00), 582(80), 1041(10) History; 638(70) Mining; 447(00), 638(70), 859(00), 985(IP) Structure; 446(00), 447(00), 1307(60) PICKETT MINE General; 339(00) PINNACLE PASS (SE) General; 977(1890) Paleobotany: 977(1890) PIONEER COAL COMPANY Analysis; 74 (20) PIONEER COAL MINING COMPANY General: 157(50) Mine Map: 864(50) PIONEER MINE Analysis: 2(60), 232(40), 236(50), 237(50), 822(30) Development: 1030(30) General; 21(50), 284(50), 668(50), 827(30) Geology: 232(40) History: 638(70) Marketing: 1028 (30) , 1030 (30) Mining; 638(70), 661(50), 669(50), 859(00), 1025(30), 1026(30), 1028(30), 1029(30), 1323(60) PITNEGEA RIVER AREA (AR) Analysis: 270(60) General: 1167(40) Geology: 445(00) PITTACK COAL CLAIM General: 678(10) PITTSBURG CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY (SC) Claim: 601(10) General; 422(10) Mining; 1046 (10) PLACER AMEX Exploration: 732(70) General: 293(70), 520(IP), 72l(IP), 860(IP), 890(70) Mining; 887 (70), 888 (70), 902 (_IP), 935 (80) -260- POINT CAMBELL (SC) General: 791(00) Mining: 354(10) POINT GARDINER (SE) General: 859(00), 1342{00) Geology: 338(00), 490(1890) History: 858(80) POINT HOPE (AR) Analysis: 12(70) 1 327(80), 493(80) Character: 468(70) Distribution: 637(60) General: 469(70) Geology: 327(80), 445(00), 493(80) Mining; 327(80), 1167(40) Reserves: 468(70), 492(80) Stratigraphy: 327(80) POINT LAY Analysis: General: Geology: Mining: Reserves: (AR) 419(60), 493(80) 492(80), 804(70), 493 (80) 1124(40), 1166(40) 492 (80) POINT MACKENZIE (SC) Reserves: 509(70) POINT SULLIVAN General: 490(1890) Geology: 338(00) POINT VANCOUVER (SW) General: 490(1890) POINT WORONZOF General: 394(40) POKER FLAT (_I) Analysis: 924(70) Washability: 924 (_70) 1078(40) POLYCHROME (I) Analysis: 704(40) General: 392(30) Geology: 704(40) Stratigraphy: 704(40) Structure: 704(40) POORMAN CREEK Analysis: (I) 823 (30) 261 General: Geology: 584(70), 813(70), 828(10) 823(30) Mining: 823 (30) , 829 (20) POPOVITCH CREEK Analysis: Geology; Structure: PORT CAMDEN General: Geology: PORT CHATHAM (I) 786(10) 786(10) 786(10) (SE) 490(1890), 1342(00) 338(00), 1343(00) General: 302(40), 362(20) Mining: 859(00) PORT GRAHAM (SC) Analysis: 12(70), 338(00), 441(10), 478(10), 571(10), 744(10), 775(00), 782(00), 1085(00), 1226(10), 1244(10) General: 55(00), 290(70), 294(70), 302(40), 339(00), 354(10), 359(00), 422(10), 490(1890), 491(1890), 603(10), 726(1880), 777(20), 819(1890), 956(10), 984(70), 1109 (1880) Geology; 471(40), 775(00), 794(10), 1085(00), 1086(00), 1334(60) History; 460(70), 858(80) Mining; 329(10), 463(70), 794(10), 859(00), 985(IP) Production: 794(10), 985(IP) Stratigraphy: 1086(00) Structure: 794(10), 1086(00) PORT MOLLER Analysis: Geology; History: (SW) 600 (10) , 727 (1890), 728 (1890) , 1102 (70) 501 (70) 600 (10), 858 (80) 262 PORTAGE BAY (SW) General: 819(1890) PORTLAND ALASKA ANTHRACITE COAL COMPANY Coal Survey Plats: 1168(00) General: 380(10)1 422(10) 1 530(10)1 714(10)1 1046(10) PORTLAND COAL CLAIM General: 679(10) 1 912(10) POWER GENERATION Anchorage: 76(60) Barrow: 315(70) 1 651(70) Beluga: 815(70)1 863(70)1 887(70)1 888(70)1 902(IP)1 960(IP) Central Alaska: 907(30)1 908(60)1 1011(80) Chicago Creek: 646(00) Development Potential: 1123(70) Economics: 466(IP) Fairbanks: 76(60) 1 307(50) 1 497(20.) 1 1052(IP) General: 263(70) 1 293(70) 1 466(IP)1 486(IP)1 511(20), 597(70), 602(70), 659(70), 69l(IP), 701(70), 797(70), 798(70), 805(IP), 903(70), 906(IP), 908(60), 96l(IP), 976(IP), 984(70), 994(IP), 1336(IP) Healy; 908(60), 1270(IP) Japan: 854(70), 857(IP) Nenana Coal Field: 189(10), 307(50), 1011(80) Southcentral: 1011(.80) Sutton: 908(60) Villages: 582(80) POWER PLANTS See Also (.ANCHORAGE MILITARY POWER PLANTS) Air Pollution: 815(70) Barrow: 903(70) Beluga: 815(70) California: 975(70) Ce.ntral Alaska; 907(30), 908(60) Environmental Impact: 1248(40) F.E. Power Plant: 1023(30) Fly Ash: 745 (70) General: 263(.70), 474(70)1 1057(.70), 1336(IP) Healy: 43 (60) , 147 (.40-50), 166 (_50), 886 (60) Nenana Coal Fields: 307(.50) Offshore; 701(.70) Puget Sound; 960(IP) 520(IP), 706(IP), 907 (30) , 1057(70), . 263 POWERS CREEK Analysis; Geology; 470{40)1 744{10) 471{40)1 484{10) PREMIER COAL GROUP Analysis: ·1007{30) General: 1031{30) Geology: 458{70) 1 459{70) Mining: 1029{30) PREMIER MINE {SC) AnalySiS; 2{60) 1 58{20) I 60{20) I 61{20) I 232(40)1 237{50) I 238{50)1 239{50)1 470{40) 1 588{60)1 904{60)1 924{70)1 962(70) 1 1278(30)1 1280{30) f 1313(30) Closure: 140{20-30)1 1076{40) Coal Fires; 232(40) Correspondence: 60(20) Development Potential: 582 {80) Exploration: 1313(30) Flood: 61(20) 1 141(20-30) Freight Rates: 63{20) Geology: 232(40) 1 471{40)1 585(40)1 703{50)1 704{40)1 1255{-)1 1303(60) Inventory: 48{20) Litagation: 48(20) Marketing Potential: 582{80) Mine Map: 864(50)1 1184{40)1 1219{40) Mining: 471(40)1 518(70)1 666{50)1 845{20) 1 889{IP)1 985{IP)1 1022(20)1 1024{30)1 1025(30)1 1076{40)1 1078{40)1 1237{20) Ownership: 135{20) Petrography: 962{70) Preparation: 588{60) Production: 65{30) 1 260(40) 1 985(IP) Rank: 1278 (30) Receivership: 141{20-.30) Reopening; 49(40) Reserves: 1303{60) Steam Tests; 1280(30) Stratigraphy; 704(40) Structure: 704(40) 1 899(IP) WashabiLity; 920(60) 1 924(70) 1 588(60) PREPARATION I; 625 (.60) SC; 588 (60) I 589 (.50) I 590 {60) I 592 {-)I 625 {60) I 888 {70) 264 PREPARATION contd; General: 302(40), 597(70), 805(IP), 889(IP), 928(70), 976(IP), 979(70) History: 460(70) PRINCE CREEK FORMATION (AR) Analysis: 270(60) General: 517(60) Geology: 270(60), 419(60), 710(70) Stratigraphy: 270(60) Structure: 270(60) PRINCE OF WALES ISLAND (SE) General: 362(20), 726(1880), 985(IP), 1109(1880) PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND (SC) Coaling Station: 970(00) PRODUCTION -REGIONAL AR: 252(60), 419(60), 455(00), 866(00), 917(80) I: 260(40), 267(50), 330(10), 446(00), 458(70), 462(70), 494 (20), 505 (IP) , 580 (30) , 745 (70), 799 (70) , 827 (30) , 901(00), 934(50), 938(70), 959(60), 1011(80), l270(IP), 1274(80) NW: 633(20) SC: 182(20), 190(10), 232(40), 252(60), 255(00), 260(40), 267 (50) f 285 (50) r 302 (40) f 330 (10) f 389 (10) r 410 (70) I 415 (20) 1 416 (20) f 458 (70) f 487 (70) 1 507 (80) f 512 (10) 1 514 (20) 1 524 (70) 1 548 (10) r 563 (20) 1 566 (10) 1 588 (60) 1 594(20), 622(50), 649(60), 655(10), 704(40), 716(50), 733 (70), 769 (50), 770 (10), 776 (10), 794 (10), 799 (70), 803(10) t 825(10) 1 832(20) 1 875(10) 1 887(70) 1 904(60) 1 917(80), 934(50), 938(70), 949(20), 959(60), 978(40), 1011(80), 1013(20), 1084(80), 1140(70), 1142(30), 1146(60), 1303(60) . SW: 255(00)1 1085(60) General: 190(10), 309(20) ,310(20), 311(20), 312(20) 314 (70), 394 (40), 460 (70), 459 (70), 484 (70), 525 (70), 582 (80) , 602 (70), 611 (30) , 650 (60) , 692 (70) , 706 (IP) I 709(10) 1 113(10)1 775(60), 902(IP), 946(80), 947(20) 1 1150(50), 1232(10), 1236(80) Multiple Areas; 332 (10), 357 (20), 478 (10), 535 (70), 659 (70), 668(50) 1 694(00) f 713(60) 1 746(60) 1 777(20) 1 804 (70), 876 (20), 882 (30), 956 (10) , 984 (70), 985(IP), 1030(30) 1 1193(-), 1233(10), 1235(80), 1258 (80) 265 PRODUCTION -YEARLY 1890-1909: 347(00), 348(00), 349(00), 607(00), 728(1890), 859(00) 1910-1929: 180(10), 329(10), 333(10), 334(20), 335(20), 344(20), 350(10)' 351(10)' 352(10), 354(10), 356(20), 553(20), 845 (20) ' 876 (20) ' 877 (20)' 878 (20) ' 879 (20)' 880 (20)' 881(30)' 1021(20), 1022(20), 1048(10), 1066(20)' 1067(20)' 1068(20), 1079(20) i 1081(20), 1090(10), 1092(10), 1093(10) 1930-1949: 90(40), 613(40}, 614(40)' 615(40), 616(40), 617(40), 618(40), 619(40), 620(40), 621(40), 883(30), 1023(30), 1024(30), 1025(30), 1026(30), 1027(30), 1028(30)' 1029(30), 1030(30), 1031(30)' 1032(30), 1033(40)' 1034(30)' 1035(40), 1036(40), 1076(40), 1077(40}, 1078(40)' 1132(30) 1950-1969: 20(50), 27(60), 32(60), 37(60), 73(50), 84(50), 151(50), 158(50}, 162(50), 164(50), 167(60), 170(50), 174(50), 622(50)' 623(50), 624(50), 666(50)' 980(50)' 1063(50), 1064(50), 1178(50) 1970: 16{70}, 17(70)' 652(70}, 750(70) 1980: None PROSPECT (I} Analysis: 862(40) PRUDHOE BAY (AR) Analysis: 304(70) Geology: 304(70) Stratigraphy: 304(70) PTARMIGAN CREEK (I} Geology: 391(10), 399(10) PURDY CLAIM TUNNEL Geology: 714(10) Mining: 714(10) PURINTON CREEK (SC) Analysis: 796(10), 1244(10) General: 1021(20) Geology: 796(10) Rank; 951(30) Stratigraphy: 796 (10), 869 (00), 951 (30) Structure: 791(00), 796(10), 869(00) QUARTZ CREEK Analysis: General; Geology: QUEENS CREEK 266 823(30) 405(30), 584(70), 828(10), 829(20) 404 (20), 823 (30) ---. J Analysis: 470(40), 744(10), 778(00), 780(00), 782(00) Geology: 471(40), 561(-), 778(00), 780(00) Stratigraphy: 778(00), 782(00) Structure: 778(00) RAILROAD, See ALASKA RAILROAD RAMPART (I) Analysis: 12(70), 446(00), 447(00), 478(10), 585(40) General: 277(60), 338(00), 469(70), 584(70), 985(IP), 1169(20) Geology: 354(10), 446(00), 447(00), 515(10), 516(10), 585(40) Mining: 354(10), 801(60), 859(00) Rank: 269(60), 813(70) RAWSON COAL COMPANY Coal Leases/Permits: 1071(20) Production: 1313(30), 1314(30) RAWSON MINE (SC) Analysis: 60(20), 142(20), 232(40), 470(40), 1303(60) Development: 1030(30), 1068(20} Development Potential: 582(80) General: 1031(30) Geology: 471(40), 1303(60) Marketing: 1030(30) Mining: 471(40), 845[20), 1022(20), 1081(20) Ownership: 51(30) Production: 1030(30) Reserves: 1303(60) Start--up: 142 (20) Transportation -Railroad Spur: 142 (20) RAWSON PROSPECT Analysis: 131(20) RAY RIVER BASIN Geology: 516(.10} RECLAMATION OF MINED LANDS AR: 73l(IP) I: 8 (70), 226 (70), 462 (20), 463 (70) , 464 (70) , 804 (70) , 953 (70), 1271(70), 1274(80) 26L RECLAMATION OF MINED LANDS contd, SC: 296(80), 463(70), 1058{70) General: 11(70), 13(70), 300(IP), 464(70), 465(70), 503(IP), 871(70) Multiple Areas: 835(IP), 954(70), 1235(80), 1258(80), 1269(70) Overview: 849(IP), 954(70), 1001(70) RED HILL Coal Fires: 740(00) General: 740(10) RED MOUNTAIN Analysis: Geology: RED RIVER Analysis: General: Geology: (SC) 789(10), 1244(10) 789(10) (SW) 338(00)' 784(10) 490(1890)' 1085(00) 784(10)' 819(1890) REED PROPERTY (I) Washability: 920(60) REEF (SE) General: 490(1890) REGULATIONS General: Overview: REINDEER CREEK Geology: Mining: 300(IP), 313(IP), 389(10), 352(IP), 1094(IP) 1258 {80) (NW) 645(10) 645(10) RESERVES (SINCE 1950) AR: 252(60), 256(60), 257(60), 269(60), 295(70), 327(80), 386{IP), 387(60), 424(70), 440(70), 710(70), 73l(IP), 793(70)' 917(80)' 936(50)' 999(00), 1110(60)' 1111(70)' 1205(70), 1259(70)' 1301(60) I: 256 {.60), 257 {60), 259 {.70), 269 (60), 295 (70), 327 (80), 505(IP), 517{IP), 582(80), 644(70), 725(80), 799(70), 924 {70), 959 (.60)' 938 (.70)' 959 (60)' 979 (70)' 1264 (60), 1270(JP), 1291{50), 1292{50) NW: 269 (60)' 385 (70) I 492 (80) I 493 (80) I 604 (60) 2_68 RESERVES (SINCE 1950) contd. SC; 6(70), 190(10), 194(70), 252(60), 256(60), 257(60), 259(60), 269 (60) f 273 (60) 1 285 (70) 1 290 (70) f 308 (IP) 1 327 (80) 1 361 (60) 1 410 (70) r 509 (70) 1 517 (IP) 1 545 (70) 1 582 (80) 1 622 (50) 1 635 (70) 1 671 (70) 1 613 (60) f 721 (IP) 1 133 (70) 1 199 (70) 1 800 (50) f 810 (50) 1 811(70), 812(70), 837(60)' 887(70) I 888(70) I 889(IP) I 902(IP) I 904(60), 910(80)1 911(IP)1 924(70), 935(-), 938(70), 959(60)1 979 (70) 1 984 (70) 1 986 (70) 1 991 (IP) 1 1058 (70) 1 1146 (60) 1 1205(70)1 1264(60)1 1303(60) 1 1305(60) 1 1306(60) SW: 257 (60) I 269 (60), 295 (70) I 461 (70) I 604 (60) General: 317(70)1 510(70)1 650(60)1 652(70)1 797(70)1 906(IP)1 994(IP) I 1083(70)1 1263(60) Multiple Areas; 11(70) 1 12(70) 1 84(50) 1 258(70) 1 293(70) 1 294(70)1 455 (70) 1 461 (60) 1 487 (70) 1 504 (70) 1 535 (70) 1 567 (70) f 659 (70) 1 702 (70) 1 113 (60) 1 741 (70) 1 746(60) 1 149 (80) f 804 (70) 1 808 (70) 1 813 (70) 1 853 (70) I 963(70)1 985(IP)1 987(IP)1 1051(70)1 1095(80)1 1123(70) 1 1149(60)1 1150(50) 1 1234(80)1 1235(80)1 1249(70)1 1301(70) Overview: 1258(80) REVILLA -GIGEDO General: 727(1890) REX CREEK (I) Analysis: 786(10) 1 959(60)1 1235(80) Environmental Impact; 1235(80) Geology: 786(10) 1 1296(60) Mining Costs: 1235(80) Production: 959(60) 1 1235{80) Reserves: 1235(80) Structure: 786{10) 1 959(60)1 1296{60) Transportation: 1235(80) RHYOLITE CREEK Geology: 399{10) RICE -SHEARER Development Potential; 582(80) RILEY CREEK (I) Analysis: 61(20) Blacksmith Coal: 1125 (_40) Geology; 704(40) Stratigraphy: 704(40) Structure: 704(40) RINEHART PROSPECT Closure: 186(10) ~eneral; 284(50) Mining: 186(10) ROBINSON MOUNTAIN (SC) 269 General: 765 (10) , 830 (70) , 985 (IP) Geology: 1018(30) Rank; 830 (70) Structure: 1018(30) ROCHER CREEK Geology: 391(10) ROGERS, M.E. Contracts: 82(50) ROOSEVELT CREEK Geology: 762(10) Structure: 762(10) ROSS HECKEY MINE Analysis; 58(20), 74(20), 1007(30), 1008(30) Blacksmith Coal: 58(20) General: 54(20), 69(30), 1029(30) Marketing: 1028(30) Mining: 845(20), 1024(30), 1026(30), 1027(30), 1028(30), 1029(30), 1068(20) Production: 1028(30) ROTH and MANLEY CLAIMS General; 1024(30), 1025(30) ROTH MINE Analysis; 74(20), 143(20), 585(40) Character: 143(20) Development: 143(20), 585(40) Geology: 143(20) Lease Status: 143(20) Maps: 143(20) Steam Tests: 143(20) Transportation -Railroad -Spur: 143(20) .ROTH PROPERTY (I) Analysis; 417(40) Development: 1068(20) 270 ROTH PROPERTY contd. General: 1231(50) Geology: 471(40), 474 (40) Map: 217(-) Mining: 1022(20), 1026(30) (I) ROTH -TAYLOR Analysis: Geology: 2(60), 470(40) 471(40) ROYALTIES Correspondence: 55(10), 91(50) General: 509(70) RUBY REGION (I) Analysis: 269(60), 417(60), 582(80), 823(30) General: 277(60), 828(10), 829(20) Geology: 567(70), 582(80), 823(30) Rank: 269(60) RUNNELS General: 207(10) RUSSIAN-AMERICAN COMPANY MINE General: 294(70), 354(10), 600(10), 739(10), 794(10), 875(10), ll05(80) History: 858(80), 859(00) RUTH RIVER (SC) Geology: 1141(30) SABLE PASS (I) General: 392(30) SADDLE MOUNTAIN Stratigraphy: 766(80) SAFETY General: SAGAVANIRKTOK Analysis: General: 89 (50), 153 (50), 517 (IP), 879 (20), 882 (30), 883 (30) (SW) 1005 (50) 316 (70) , 740 (10) SAGWON BLUFF Analysis: Geology: Petrology: SALANATOF General: (AR) 930(80) 930 (80) 930(80) (SC) 509(70) (I) 211 SALT CREEK General: 447(00), 1201(60) SANCTUARY FORMATION Geology: 1296(60) SANCTUARY RIVER (I) Analysis: 2(60), 1125(40) General: 392(30), 843(30) Geology: 400(10) Rank: 1291(50) Stratigraphy: 396(10), 1125(40) SANFORD -USIBELLI MINE, See Also USIBELLI Headings General: 285(50) Map: 217(-) Production: 260(40), 267(50) SARGENT CREEK (I) Geology: 841(40) SAVAGE RIVER (I) Analysis: 704(40), 959(60), 1125(40), 1235(80) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) General: 392(30), 843(80) Geology: 400(10), 704(40) Location: 1290(70) Mining Cost: 1235(80) Production: 959(60), 1235(80) Rank: 1291 (50) Reserves: 1249(70) Stratigr"lphy: 396 (10), 704 (40), 1125 (40) Structure: 396(10), 704(40), 959(60) Transportation: 1235(10) SCHRADER BLUFF FORMATION Drilling: 968 (50) 272 SEATTLE ALASKA ANTHRACITE COAL COMPANY Coal Survey Plats: 1168(00) General: 381(10), 422(10), 530(10) Mining: 1046(10) SECOND BERG LAKE (SC) Analysis: 470(40), 744(10), 780(00), 1244(10) Geology: 471(40), 780(00) Stratigraphy: 780(00) SELAWIK BASIN Analysis: Geology: (NW) 493(80) 493(80) SELAWIK QUADRANGLE Reserves: 317(70) Transportation: 317(70) SELDOVIA (SC) Dating Methods: 1131(70) General: 316(70), 813(70) History: 638(70) Mining: 638(70) Petrography: 1131(70) Volcanic Ash Partings in Coal: 1131(70) SENTINEL HILL Drilling: SEPPHAGEN MINE Analysis: General; Geology: 968(50) (SE) 338(00) 490(1890) 338(00) SERPENTINE RIVER (NW) . Analysis: 493(80) Geology: 493(80) Resources; 492(80) SEVENTYMILE RIVER (I) Analysis; 827(30) General: 269(60), 584(70), 1201(60) Geology: 425(70), 446(00), 447(00) Stratigraphy: 446(00) . 273 SEWARD Dock Statistics: 65(30), 66(30) SEWARD PENINSULA (NW) Analysis: 12(70), 125(00), 329(10), 339(00), 470(40), 493(80), 631(10), 775(00), 782(00), 783(00), 959(60) Development: 277(60), 339(00), 346(00), 348(00), 349(00), 352 (10), 3!i,3 (10), 412 (20), 662 (00), 663 (00), 777(20), 1019(00) General: 269(60), 302(40), 358(10), 359(00), 585(40), 836(00), 984 (70), 1022 (20), 1029 (30), 1031 (30), 1035 (40), 1036(40), 1225(10), 1250(00) Geology: 329 (10), 338 (00), 345 (00), 448 (00), 493 (80), 567 (70), 775(00), 1041(10) History: 858(80) Map: 469(70), 517(IP) Overview: 984(70) Rank: 341(20), 1301(70) Reserves: 634(00), 1041(10) SHAVIOVIK RIVER (AR) Analysis: 1005(50) SHAW BED Analysis: 415(20), 924(70) Geology: 416(20), 781(10) Mining: 416(20), 781(10) Production: 416(20) Structure: 415 (20) , 416 (20) , 781 (10) Washability: 924(70) SHEEP CREEK General: Geology: SHEPHERD CREEK (SC) 548 (10), 836 (00) 561(-) Analysis: 778(00), 780(00), 787(00), 1084(00), 1244(10) Geology: 778(00), 780(00), 1084(00) Stratigraphy: 782(00), 787(00) Structure: 7e7(00) SHIELDS PROSPECT TUNNEL (SC) Analysis: 470(40) Geology: 471(40) SHORT CREEK Analysis: 875(10) SHORT CREEK contd, General: 407(10) Mining: 333(10), Production: 825(10) Structure: 825(10) SHOVEL CREEK Analysis: Geology: Structure: (I) 786(10) 786 (10) 786 (10) SHUMAGIN ISLANDS (SW) Analysis: 338(00) General: 490(90) Geology: 338(00) Mining: 819(1890) SHUNGNAK General: 1043(10) 274 Reserves: 317(70), 1188(70), 1219(-) Transportation: 317(70) SIKSIKVUK RIVER (AR) General: 517(60) SILTATION OF STREAMS General: 533(70), 1053(IP), 1258(80) SIMPSON AREA Drilling: General: SINAK RIVER Analysis: General: Geology: 965(60) 643 (10) (NW) 493(80) 195(40), 269(60), 813(70), 1019(00) 493 (80) SINGAURUK RIVER (NW) Analysis: 493(80) Geology: 493(80) SITKA Analysis: General: History: Mining: (SE) 600 (10) 491 (1890) 600 (10) 739 {10) SITKAN ARCHIPELAGO Distribution: 319 (1890') SITKANAK ISLAND 275 Analysis: 200(60), 699(50), 1304(60) General: 490(1890), 1085(00) Geology: 200(60) 1 699(50), 784(10), 1304(60) History: 200(60) Reserves: 200(60) Stratigraphy: 200(60), 1304(60) Structure: 761(10) SKWENTNA RIVER (SC) Analysis: 1235(80) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) General: 269(60), 405(30) Geology: 404(20), 769(50) Mining Costs: 1235(80) Reserves: 1235(80) Stratigraphy: 271(60) Structure: 769(50) SLATE CREEK (SC) General; 818(00) Geology; 840(50) SLEEPY CREEK (SW) Analysis: 730 {20) Geology; 730 (20) SLEETMUTE Analysis; 470 (40) SLURRY PIPELINE General: 804(70), 857{IP), 895(IP), 898(70) SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA, See Also Locations in the Area Analysis: 783(00) General; 1250(00) Overview: 1239(70) Permits; 228 (10-20) Production; 228(10-20) Rank; 782 (00) Reserves: 782(00) 276 SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA, See Also Locations in the Area Analysis: 782(00) Permits: 228(10-20) Production: 228(10-20) Rank: 782(00) Reserves: 782(00), 1085(00) SPARLING PROSPECT (SC) Analysis: 284(50) SQUARE LAKE (AR) Drilling: 451(50) Stratigraphy: 451(50) ST. ELIAS General: 328(1890), 1018(30), 1203(70) ST. JOHN BAPTIST BAY (SE) General: 490(1890) ST. LAWRENCE ISLAND (NW) Analysis: 75(20), 195(40), 595(30), 1007(30) Characteristics: 595(30) General: 449(00) ST. MARY'S CREEK Analysis: 572(10) STANDARD MINES (SC) General: 1203(70) STATISTICS (by year) Consumption: 979(70), 1190(20-30), 1191(30-50), 1192(50-80) Mining: 979(70), 1190(20-30), 1191(30-50), 1192(50-80) Production: 979(70), 1190(20-30), 1191(30-50), 1192(59~80) (See also these same headings for additional references.) STACY GROUP General: 913 (10) STRAIGHT CREEK General: Geology: Structure: 405 (30) 769(50) 769(50) STEAM TESTS Baxter Company: 496(20), 220(-} Bering River: 140(20-30), 272(-), 1260(10) Evan Jones Company: 496(20) General: 61(20), 351(-), 1198(20) Healy River coal Company: 496(70) Locomotive Tests: 1278(30), 1280(30) Nenana: 229(-) STILLWATER CREEK VALLEY Analysis: 778 (00) Geology: 778 (00) STONY CREEK (SC) General: 500 (70) Geology: 400 (10) , 1039 (20) STRONG BLUFF (AR) Mining: 866(00) STUYAHOK RIVER (I) General: 588 (10) , 632(10) SULFUR IN COAL General: 474(-), 1297 (60) SULLIVAN ISLAND General: 726(1880), 727(1890) SUNFLOWER CREEK (SC) General: 984(70) Overview: 984(70) Reserves: 987(IP) SUNTRANA FORMATION Analysis: 3(80) Character: 3(80) Geology: 3 (80) Map ~trat~: 1284(70), 1285(70) ,·1287(70), 1288(70), 1289(70), 1290(70) SUNTRANA MINE Analysis: 2(60), 234(50), 236(50), 240(50), 241(60), 243(60), 431 (50), 471 (40), 494 (20), 585 (40), 598 (60), 698 (70), 862 (40), 884 (40), 885 (50), 924 (70), 962 (70), 1005 (50), 1006 (40) , 1102 (70), 1170 (40), 1173 (70) , 1280 (30), 1297(60), 1300(60) 278 SUNTRANA MINE contd. Carbonization: 884(40), 885(50) Character: 924(70) Coal Fires: 53(-), 668(50), 934(50), 1075(40), 1076(40), 1209(50-70) Contracts: 24(50) Gasification Potential: 884(40) General: 10(50), 12(70), 21(50), 167(50), 267(50), 285(50), 311 (20) r 621 (40) r 877 (20) 1 984 (70) 1 1026 (30) r 1067 (20) 1 1231(50) Geology: 255(60), 366(70), 383(70), 394(40)1 471(40) 1 585(40), 704(40), 774(40), 924(70) History: 638(70), 858(80) Location: 383 (70), 1289 (70) Map: 224(50), 636(50) 1 1176(40), 1243(-) Marketing: 1028(30), 1030(30) Mining: 85 (50) , 383 (70) , 495 (20) , 638 (70) , 668 (50) , 669 (50) , 805 (IP), 845 (20), 924 (70), 984 (70) I 985 (IP), 1022 (20) I 1027 (30), 1028 (30), 1033 (40), 1068 (20), 1078 (40), 1125(40), 1271(70), 1295(50), 1323(60) Petrography: 962(70) Production: 255(60), 494(20), 934(50), 985(IP), 1028(30), 1030(30) Purchased by Usibelli: 1324(60) Reserves: 1150(50) Steam Tests: 1280(30) Stratigraphy: 366(70), 704(40), 1006(40) Structure: 366(70), 585(40)1 704(40) Transportation -Railroad -Spur: 905(50) Ventilation: 1125(40) Washability: 924(70) SUNTRANA MINING COMPANY Coal Fire: 1097(50) Contracts: 171(50) General: 9(50), 26(60), 156(50), 163(50) Mine Map: 1097(50), 1098(50), 1099(50), 1100(50) Mining: 667(50) Purchased by Healy River Coal Mine: 152(50), 667(50) SUPERIOR MINE (.NW) Mining; 985 (IP) SUSHANA RIVER Analysis: 2(60), 1125(40) Stratigraphy; _1125(40) 27-9 SUSITNA COAL FIELD Analysis: 12 (70), 269 (60), 327(80) 1 329 (10), 659 (70), 799 (70), 813(70), 927(RIP)1 959(60) 1 1005(.50), 1170(40) Development Potential: 293(70), 455(70), 517(IP), 545(70), 640(50), 1205(70), 1206(70) Economics: 535(70) General: 1(00), 6(70), 13(70), 277(60), 341(20), 394(40), 401 (10), 405 (30), 407 (10), 469 (70), 476 (10), 546(20), 599 (00), 622 (50), 738 (00), 804 (70), 809 (70), 861 (60), 1227(10), 1250(00) Geology: 327(80), 329(10), 338(00), 345(00), 354(10), 383(70), 393 (20), 394 (40), 402 (30), 404 (20), 406 (20), 408 (30), 458(70), 528(1890), 529(1890), 998(70), 1085(00) History: 457(70), 641(50) . Land Status: 504(70) Location: 383(70), 671(60) Marketing Potential: 293(20) Mining: 327(80), 383(70) 1 517(IP), 614(50) 1 1169(70) Mining Costs: 457(70) Permits: 186(10), 228(10-20) Rank: 269(60), 441(10), 813(70), il69(20), 1301(70) Reserves; 11(70), 293(70), 455(70), 504(70), 517(IP), 535(70), 545 (70), 635 (70), 671 (70), 813 (70), 933 (70), 1249 (70) Stratigraphy: ·269(60) Structure: 327(80), 959(70), 998(70) Transportation: 1082(10) Washability: 927(RIP) SUTTON General: 829(20), 877(20), 889(IP), 1081(20) History: 638(70) Mining: 638 (70) , 835 (IP) Power Generation Potential: 908(60) Reserves: 889(IP) SUTTON COAL WASHERY PLANT Closure: 145(20-60), 1026(30) Construction Cost: 145(20-60) Contract: 145(20-60) Equipment; 145(20~60) Financial Statement: 127 (.20-60) , 140 (20-30) , 145(.20-60) Flow. Sheet; 1003(20) General; 1003(20) Inventory; 140 (2.0-30) Layout: 1003(20) Photographs: 50(10) 280 SURFACE MINING, See Also Specific Mines AR: 710(70), 833(70) I: 505 (IP) SC: 733(70), 887(70) General: 503(IP), 553(70), 906(IP), 924(70), 954(70), 987(IP), 994(IP), 1022(20), 1094(IP), 1199(70)1 1258(80), 1271(70) Multiple Areas: 1083(70) Reclamation: 463(70), 464(70), 849(IP) Reserves: 259(70), 285(50) SWIFT CREEK Analysis: General: Geology: SWIFT RIVER General: SYNTHETIC FUELS (NW) 823(30) 829(20) 823(30) (SW) 269(60) SC: 308(IP), 509(70), 72l(IP), 860(IP), 888(70), 902(IP), 960(IP), 1151(50) General: 11(70), 424(70), 520(IP), 565(70), 602(70), 69l(IP), 721 (IP), 741 (70), 805 (IP), 895 (IP), 906 (IP), 1235 (80), 1258 (80) Hydrogenation: 71(40), 72(40), 230(50), 1151(50), 1222(20+) Marketing Potential: 1151(50) Solvent-Refined Coal: 11(70), 13(70), 659(70), 804(70), 979(70) TACOMA COAL CLAIM General: 680 (10) TAKLI ISLAND General: 491(90) TALACHULITNA (SC) Geology: 769(50) Structure: 769(50) TALKEETNA MOUNTAINS (SC) Analysis: 870(00) General: 316 (70) , 809 (70) Geology: 287(50) 1 932(70) Reserves: 932(70) Structure: 932(70) 281 TALKEETNA RIVER (SC) General; 738(00), 932(70) Stratigraphy: 869(00) TALUSHULITNA RIVER General: 405(30) Geology: 404(20) TANANA VALLEY (I) Analysis: 585(40) Exploration: 323(00) General: 320(1890), 324(00), 342(1890), 394(40), 882(30), 985 (IP) Geology: 516(10), 585(40) Transportation: 1082(10) TANUNAK General: 584(70) TATLANIKA BASIN (I) Analysis: 327(80), 470(40), 959(60), 1170(40), 1235(80) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) Geology: 327(80), 390(10), 398(10), 471(40), 1296(60) Mining: 327(80) Mining Costs: 1235(80) Production: 959(60), 1235(80) Reserves; 1235(80) Structure: 327(80), 390(10), 959(60), 1296(60) Transportation: 1235(80) TAXATION General: 313(IP), 650(60), 712(60), 958(51), 985(IP) TAZLINA RIVER General: 1(00), 818(00) TEKLANIKA RIVER (I) Analysis: 2(60), 327(80), 1125(40) General: 392(30), 843(30), 985(IP) Geology: 327(80), 400(10) Mining: 327(80) Stratigraphy: 396(.10), 1125(40) Structure: 327 (.~0) ; 396 (10) 282 TEOCALLI MOUNTAIN General: 1037(10) TEPSAKO RIVER Analysis: Geology: Mining: (AR) 2(60), 419(60), 493 (80) 1124 (40) 493(80) THEIN MINE, See CLEMENS THEIN MINE THETIS GROUP (AR) Analysis: 448(00) Geology: 445(00), 448(00) Stratigraphy: 445(00), 448(00) Structure: 445(00), 448(00} THETIS MINE (AR) Analysis: 419(60} General: 338(00}, 419(60}, 999(00) History: 638(70) Mining: 448(00}, 638(70}, 866(00} Structure: 419(60} THISTLE CREEK (I} Analysis: 786(10} Geology; 786(10} Structure: 786 (10) THOMPSON CREEK (SW) Analysis: 356 (20) , 730 (20} General: 352(10) Geology: 730(20}, 1085(00) THOMPSON VALLEY MINE (SW) Analysis: 470(40}, 467(70}, 1049(20}, 1170(40} Character: 254(10) Development; 255(00) General: 808(70} Geology: 467(70} Mining; 255(00), 477(10}, 1049(20} Reserves: 467(70} Stratigraphy; 254(10), 255(.00), 467(70}, 1049(20} Structure; 255(00}, 467(70} Washability; 467(70} THOROFARE RIVER (I) General: 392(30) Geology: 1039(20) THREEMILE (SC) Analysis: 507(80) 283 Development Potential: 887(70) Geology: 327(80) Mining: 733(70) THURSTON General: 207(10) TIDE WATER CONSOLIDATED COMPANY (SW) General: 1046(10) TITALUK RIVER Drilling: 967(50) TOKOSITNA RIVER General: 1141(30) TOKLAT RIVER (I) Analysis: 2(60)1 704(40) General: 843(30) Geology: 400(10)1 406(20) 1 704(40)1 937(60) 1 1039(20)1 1150(20) History: 858(80) Pr.oduction: 394(40) TOKSOOK BAY (SW) General: 584(70) TOKUN CREEK ( SC) Analysis: 470(40)1 744(10)1 780(00)1 782(00)1 1170(40)1 1244 (10) Development: 561(-) General: 548(10) Geology: 471(40),. 561(-)1 780(00)1 786(00) Stratigraphy: 782(00) TONAKAT General: 546(20) TOPAGORUK (AR) Drilling: 452 (50) Stratigraphy: 452(50) 284 TOROK FORMATION (AR) Geology: 386(IP) TOTATLANIKA RIVER (I) Coal Fire: 1119(70) Geology: 398(10), 786110) Stratigraphy: '1285 (70) TOYONAK History: Mining; TOZITNA RIVER General; TRAIL CREEK Analysis; Geology; 638(70) 638(70) (I) 584(70) 780(00), 1244(10) 780 (00) TRAMWAY BAR (I) Analysis; 925(80), 930(80), 999(00) Character; 925(80) General: 338(00), 446(00), 584(70), 585(40) Geology: 925(80), 930(80) Petrology: 930(80) Washability; 925(80) TRANSPORTATION (SINCE 1950) , See Also ALASKA RAILROAD, SLURRY PIPELINE AR; 252(60), 424(70)1 1140(70) I; 1011(80)1 1337(70) NW: 413 (20), 873 (70) SC: 6 (70) , 285 (50) , 290 (70) , 296 (80) , 720 (70) , 721 (IP) , 769 (50) , 857(IP), 863(70), 890(70) 1 960(IP), 1011(80), 1058(70), 1059(70), 1334(60) General: 11(70), 13(70), 83(50), 84(50), 294(70), 295(70), 317 (70) , 509 (70) , 582 (70) , 701 (70), 712 (60) , 797 (70) , 804 (70) , 836 (60) , 895 (IP) 1 940 (70) 1 946 (80) 1 961 (70), 976(IP) 1 995(IP) 1 1083(70) 1 1206(70), 1235(80) 1 1333(70) 1 1336(IP) Multiple Areas; 808(70) 1 1258(80) TRAVERS CREEK (SC) Geology: 1086(00) Stratigraphy: 1086(00) Structure; 1086(00) TRINITY ISLANDS (SC) Geology: 699(50) TROUBLESOME CREEK (SC) General: 1141(30) TROUBLESOME GULCH Geology: 1085(00) Stratigraphy: 255(00) TROUT CREEK ( SC) 285 Analysis: 470(40), 572(10), 778(00), 780(00), 782(00, 787(00), 1084(00), 1176(40), 1244(10) Coking: 782(00) General: 280(50), 512(10), 548(10), 575(10), 827(30), 1238(10), 1307(60) Geology: 471(40), 561(-), 704(401, 7781001, 780(001, 1084(001, 1326(10) Stratigraphy: 778(00), 787(00) Structure: 704(40), 778(00) Washability: 920(60) TRIUMVIRATE GLACIER (SC) General: 996(70) TUBUTULIK RIVER Analysis: General: Geology: Reserves: TULUGA RIVER General: Geology: Structure: (NW) 493(80), 1042(10) 195(40), 1019(00) 493 (80) , 1042 (10), . 492(80) (AR) 517(60) 999(00) 999(00) TULUGAK CREEK (AR) Analysis: 11(70) Stratigraphy: 921(80) TULURAK TONGUE Analysis: Drilling: (AR) 517 (60) 968(50) 1317(50) 286 TWO BALL RIDGE AREA (I) General: 8 (70) TYONEK (SC) Analysis: 338(00), 354(10), 441(10), 470(40), 478(10), 644(70), 744(10), 769(50), 775(00), 782(00), 904(60), 1085(00), 1170(40), 1226(10), 1235(80), 1244(10) Character: 255(00) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) General: 1(00), 13(70), 186(10), 316(70), 339(00), 359(00), 599(00), 796(10), 1090(10), 1161(50), 1250(00) Geology: 338(00), 354(10), 402(30), 471(40), 529(1890), 585(40), 644(70), 769(50), 775(00f, 1085(00) History: 638(70), 858(80) Market Analysis: 1162(50) Mining: 329(10), 354(10), 638(70) Mining Costs: 1235(80) Power Plant Potential: 815(70) Production: 255(00), 1235(80) Rank: 441(10) Reserves: 255(00), 1235(80) Structure: 338(00), 738(00), 769(50) Transportation: 1235(80) UGAK BAY (SW) General: 1085(00) UGANIK BAY REGION General: 491(1890), 1085(00) UGASHIK LAKES Geology: ULUKUK CREEK Analysis: General: Geology: UMIAT (.AR) (SW) 819(1890)~ 1085(00) (NW) 493(80), 1042(10) 338(00), 1041(10) 493(80), 1042(10) Exploration: 936(50) General; 316(70) Geology; 581(70), 710(70) Paleobotany; 513(50) Palynology: 513(.50) Petrography; 513(50) Reserves; 710 (7 0) 287 UNALAKLEET (NW) Analysis: 2(60), 470(40), 493(80), 1009(30), 1042(10), 1170(40) Claims: 1166(40) Development: 1030(30) General: 11(70), 195(40), 277(60), 584(70), 777(20), 956(10), 985(IP), 1027(30), 1029(30)1 1090(10), 1162(50) Geology: 493(80), 567(70), 1042(10) History.: 858 (80) Marketing Potential: 1028(30), 1030(30) Mining: 466(IP), 633(20), 1028(30) Power Generation Potential: 466(IP) Production: 633(20)1 1028(30), 1030(30) Rank: 269(60), 441(10), 813(70) Reserves: 11(70), 492(80), 1249(70) UNALASKA (SW) Distribution: 319(1890) General: 490(1890) History: 638 (70) Mining: 638(70) UNAMED CREEK (I) Stratigraphy: 896(70) UNGA COAL FIELD (SW) Analysis: 12(70), 254(10), 269(60), 338(00), 339(00), 470(40), 585(40), 600(10), 659(70), 775(00), 782(00), 1170(40), 1226(10), 1244(10) Character: 254(10) Development: 254(10), 269(60) DeveJepment Potential: 293(70) Geneta~: 256(00), 277(60), 354(00), 490(1890), 491(1890), 726(1880), 727(1890), 728(1890), ~109(80), 1250(00) Geology: 338(00), 471(40), 585(40), 604(60), 775(00), 1085(00), 1150(50) History: 600(10), 638(70), 858(80) Mining: 254(10), 469(70), 471(40), 478(10), 638(70), 859(00), 985(IP), 1046(10) Overview: 984(70) Production: 985(IP) Rank: 269(60), 441(10), 813(70), 1301(70) Reserves: ll (70) , 293 (70) , 534 (00) Stratigraphy: 254(10), 269(60), 338(00) Structure: 269(60), 338(00) 288 U.S. AIR FORCE, See MILITARY COAL INTEREST and ANCHORAGE MILITARY POWER PLAN1 U.S. ARMY, See MILITARY COAL INTEREST and ANCHORAGE MILITARY POWER PLANTS U.S. ARMY COAL COMMISSION General: 1076(40) U.S. ARMY COAL PROCUREMENT COMMITTEE General: 616(40), 617(40), 618(40), 774(40) U.S. NAVY, See Also NAVAL ALASKAN COAL COMMISSION General: 512 (10) , 560 (10), 576 (10) , 578 (10) , 655 (10) , 656 (20), 831 (20)' 834 (20)' 969 (00)' 970 (00)' 971 (00)' 1260 (10) USIBELLI COAL COMPANY Analysis: 1337(70) Coal Reports: 92(40) Development Potential: Employment Statistics: Environmental Impact: Equipment: 1272(70) General: 83(50) (I) 293(70) 1272 (70) 1272 (70) Marketing Potential: 293(70) Mining: 987(IP) Mining Costs: 1272(70) Production: 459(70) Reclamation: 1272(70) Reserves: 293(70), 505(IP) Transportation: 148(60) USIBELLI COAL MINE, INC. (I) Contracts: 82(50) Development: 231(70) Development Potential: 587(70) Equipment: 231(70) General: 9(50), 20(50), 151(50), 157(50), 163(50), 294(70), 507 (80)' 858 (80) History: 802(JO), 858(80) Marketing: 231 (.70) Mine Map: 1275(60), Mining: 231(70), 518(70), 519(70), 801(60), 802(70) Mining Conditions: 587(70) Power Plant; 886(60) Production: 231 (70) Reserves: 587(70) Retail Outlet Fairbanks; 169 (50) 289 USIBELLI lo1INE (I) Analysis: 2(60), 12(70), 234(50), 235(50), 236(50), 237(50), 239(50), 240(50), 241(60), 243(60), 244(60), 245(60), 246(60), 247(60), 248(60), 249(60), 250(60), 460(70), 625(60), 697(70), 698(70), 920(60), 924(70), 959(60), 962(70), 1171(70), 1172(70) Coke Testing: 625(60) · Contracts: 30(60), 33(60), 39(60), 171(50) Development: 462(70), 917(80), 1011(80), 1236(80), 1274(80) Development Potential: 1123(70), 1270(IP) Drilling: 1274(80) Environmental Impact: 750(70) Equipment: 36(60), 804(70), 1273(IP), 1274(80). General: 13(70), 24(60), 26(60), 31(60), 42(60), 147(40-50), 410(70), 1231(50) Geology: 383 (70), 463 (70), 704 (40), 774 (40) History: 462(70), 638(70), 858(80) Labor Difficulties: 666(50) Leases: 147(40-50) Location: 1289(70) Map: 217(-), 942(60), 943(60), 944(70), 945(-), 1243(-) Marketing: 750(70), 1274(80) Marketing Potential: 1270 (IP) Military Coal Interest: 147(40-50) Mining: 167(50), 383(70), 463(70), 464(70), 638(70), 644(70), 666 (50) , 750 (70) , 805 (IP) , 835 (IP), 931 (IP) , 953 (70) , 980(50), 984(70), 985(IP), 987(IP), 1011(80), 1078(40), 1125(70), 1236(80), l270(IP), 1271(70), 1273(IP), 1323(60) Mining Methods: 462(70), 953(70), 1273(IP), 1274(80) Petrography: 625(60), 962(70) Power Generation: 1011(80) Power Plant: 147(40-50) Preparation: 460(70), 1273(IP) Production: 462(70), 525(70), 750(70), 917(80), 934(50), 959(60), 985(IP), 1011(80), 1236(80), 1270(IP) Rank: 462(70) Reclamation: 226(70), 462(70), 463(70), 464(70), 804(70), 953(70), 1273(IP), 1274(IP) Reserves: 11(70), 410(70), SOS(IP), 1011(80) Stratigraphy: 704(40), 750(70) Structure; 704(40), 959(60), 1271(70) Transportation: 1011(80), 1274(80) Washability: 460(70), 625(60), 924(70) washery: 147(40-50), 667(50), 568(50), 669(50) 290 UTAH MINES, LTD. General: 518(70) UTILIZATION (SINCE 1950) AR: 419(60), 605(IP) I 935(50) I: 641(50) I 745(70), 1270(IP) SC: 639(50), 641(50) I 1216(50) Agriculture: 303(50) Economics: 1057(70) General: 89(50), 101(70), 197(50), 263(70)1 30l(IP), 370(70), 386 (IP) 1 409 (70) 1 466 (IP) 1 487 (70) 1 488 (70) 1 489 (70) 1 517(IP) I 520(IP), 565(70) I 597(70), 602(70), 642(50), 652(70), 69l(IP), 692(70) I 706(IP), 742(IP)~ 798(70), 854 (70) 1 895 (IP) 1 906 (IP) 1 928 (70) 1 938 (70) 1 959 (60) 1 976(IP) I 979(70) I 985(IP) I 1057(70), 1258(80) I 1336(IP) Historical: 985(IP) Home Heating: 1052(IP) Local: 624(52) Military: 623(50), 624(50) Outlook: 1095(80) Overview: 1344(50) Statistics: See under STATISTICS -CONSUMPTION UTUKOK RIVER (AR) Analysis: 3(80), 270(60), 419(60), 585(40), 637(60), 868(20), 1235(80) Character: 3(80) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) General: 994(IP), 1021(20) Geology: 3(80), 384(70), 386(70), 419(60), 585(40), 710(70), 1005(50) 1 1040(20), 1044(30) Location: 384(70) Mining Costs: 1235(80) Production: 1235(80) Reserves: 384(70)1 424(70), 710(70)1 1235(80) Stratigraphy: 419(60), 868(20), 1044(30) Structure: 419(20), 868(20), 1040(20) 1 1044(30) Transportation: 1235(80) VALDEZ CREEK Analysis: 973 (30) 1 1005 (.50) VITRO COAL MINE (I) Mining; 1271(70) 291 VITRO MINERALS CORPORATION General: 42(60), 802(70) Purchase of Cripple Creek: 41(60) Washability; 920(60) VOLCANIC ASH PARTINGS General: 1127(70), 1128(70), 1129(70), 1130(IP), 1131(70), 1147(80), 1148(70) WAINWRIGHT (AR) Analysis: 2(60), 315(70), 329(10), 339(00), 448(00), 470(40), 573(10), 585(40), 775(00), 782(60), 868(20), 930(80), 999(00), 1005(50), 1006(40), 1044(30), 1170(40), 1226 (10) , 1244 (10) . Development Potential: 315(70) Drilling: 315(70) General: 175(30), 310(20), 312(20), 334(20), 358(10), 559(00), 845(20), 866(1900), 877(20), 881(30), 882(30), 883(30), 1021 (20), 1024 (30), 1025 (30), 1029 (30), 1031 (30), 1036(40), 1078(40) Geology; 315(70), 329(10), 338(00), 344(20), 345(00), 386(IP), 445(10), 448(00), 471(00), 585(40), 775(00), 930(80), 999(00), 1044(30) History: 638(70), 858(80) Mining: 448(00), 466(IP), 638(70), 985(IP), 1026(30), 1175(40) Mining Methods; 315(70) Petrology; 930(80) Power Generation Economics: 466(IP) Production: 315(70), 344(20), 985(IP), 1044(30) Rank; 441(10) Reserves; 11(70) stratigraphy: 315(70), 868(20), 930(80), 1044(30) Structure; 338(00), 445(00), 448(00), 868(20), 999(00), 1044(30) W,A. HAVNER and COMPANY (SC) General: 514(20) Leases: 514(20) WALKER DOME Coal Fire; 1119(70) WALLEN MINE 1 See GEORGE WALLEN MINE WARDALL RIDGE Analysis: Geology: Report: (SC) 470(40), 471(40) 1062(10) 571 (10), 1170 (40) WASHABILITY OF COAL AR: 1265 (60) I: 625(60), 924(70) 292 SC: 563(20), 588(60), 590(60), 592(-), 593(40), 625(60), 644(50), 705(50),.889(IP), 904(60), 923(60), 924(70), 1146(60) General: 132(20), 467(70), 494(20), 591(40), 597(70), 928(70), 987(IP) Multiple Areas: 925(80), 926(IP), 927(RIP) OVerview: 460(70) WASHINGTON COAL CLAIM General: 376(10) WASHINGTON CREEK (I) Analysis: 269(60), 336(00), 446(00), 447(00), 585(40), 827(30), 900(10), 901(00), 1201(60) General: 584(70), 901(00) Geology: 336(00), 446(00), 447(00), 1201(60) History: 858(80) Mining: 336(00), 901(00) Rank: 269(60), 441(10) WASILLA (SC) Analysis: 2(60) Beds Examined: 209(-) WASTE DISPOSAL General: 370(70), 533(70), 835(IP), 1053(IP), 1056(60) WATER POLLUTION General: 370(70), 503(IP), 533(70), 835(IP), 1053(IP), 1094(IP), 1235(80), 1258(80), 1347(70) WATERFALL BED (SC) Analysis: 507(80) Character; 925(80) washability; 925(80) WATSON CAMP AREA Geology: 481(10) WATSON GROUP Mlning; 1046(10) WHALE BAY/BARANOFF ISLAND General: 490(1890) WHALERS CREEK (SC) 293 Analysis: 356(20), 730(70), 744(10), 1049(10), 1170(40) Character: 254(10) General: 808(70) Geology: 471(40), 730(20), 1085(00) History: 858(80) Mining: 255(00), 477(10), 478(10) Stratigraphy: 254(10), 255(00), 1049(10) Structure: 255(00), 730(20) WHARF MINE (SC) Analysis: 12(70) Closure: 331(10) General: 984(70) History: 858(80) Mining: 603(10) 1 984(70), 985(IP) Patent: 330(10) Production: 985(IP) WHATCOM COAL General: 915(10) WHEELER COAL CLAIM General: 682(10) WHITE General: 207(10) WHITE RIVER General: 338(00) WILKHOLM FREE USE PERMIT General: 186(10) WILLIAMS MINE Analysis: General: Geology: History: 'Mining,: (I) 417 (60) , 446 (00) , . 447 (00) , 582 (80) , 584 (70), 1041 (.10) , 1307 (60) 417(60), 446(00), 447(00), 582(80) 638(70) 447(00), 638(70), 859(00) 744(10) 294 WILLOUGHBY GROUP General: 684(10), 714(10), 916(10) WILLOW CREEK DISTRICT (AR) Analysis: 517(60), 1005(50) General: 869(00) Geology: 408(30), 414(20), 517(60) Structure: 517(60) WILSON CREEK/KUWALIK RIVER General: 412(20), 631(10) WINDY FORK Analysis: 1015(70) Stratigraphy: 1015{70) Structure: 1015(70) WISEMAN (AR) General: 316(70) WISHBONE HILL (SC) Analysis: 12(70), 232(40), 267(40), 269(60), 459(70), 924(70), 959 (60) Carbonization: 1008(30), 1010(30), 1307(60) Character: 924 (70) , 1206 (70) · Contracts: 1216(50) Correspondence: 1217{50~60) Development: 149{~), 639(50), 640(50), 1030{30), 1032{30) Development Potential: 582{80) Drilling: 221(50), 1185{-), 1186(50), 1215(50), 1216{50) Exploration: 1031 {30) · General: 284(50), 294(7.0), 621{50), 623(50), 624(50), 1063{50) Geology: 232{40), 267(50), 394(40), 458{70), 589(40), 704{40) 781(00), 789(10), 800{50), 889(IP), 1142(30), 1215(30), 1303(60), 1334{60) History: 149{-), 904{60) Locations: 286{50) Map: 275(60), 1184(40) Marketing Potential: 582(80) Mine Map: 1194(40) Mining: 286 (50), 889 (_IP) , 984 {.70) , 985.(IP) 1 1031 (30) , 1033 (40) , 1063(50), 1064(50), 1125(40), 1303(60) Overview: 808 (.70) Production: 260 {40), 267 (50) , 269 (60), 889 (IP), 959 (60), 985(IP), 1206(70) 295 WISHBONE HILL contd. Reserves: 639(50), 889(IP), 987(IP), 1303(60), 1307(60) Stratigraphy: 267(50), 285(50), 704(40), 904(60), 1194(40) 1215(50) Structure: 704(40), 285(50), 789(iO), 1215(50), 1307(60), 1313(30) WISHBONE HILL COAL COMPANY Analysis: 1009(30) General: 232(40) Marketing: 1028(30) Mining: 1028(30), 1029(30) Production: 1028(30) WOLF CREEK (AR) Analysis: 270(60) Drilling: 451(50) General: 1201(60) Stratigraphy: 451(50) WOLVERINE CREEK (SC) Analysis: 271(60) WOLVERINE LAKES Analysis: 735(20) WOOD RIVER (I) Analysis: 327(80), 959(60), 1235(80) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) General; 398(10), 985(IP) Geology: 327(80), 390(10), 899(00), 1296(00) Locations: 1283(70) Mining: 327(80) Mining Costs: 1285(80) Production: 959(60), 1235(80) Reserves: 1235(80) Transportation: 1235(80) WOODARD COAL CLAIM General: 377(10) WOODCHOPPER CREEK (I) Geology: 1018(30) Mining: 1018(.30) 296 WRANGELL MOUNTAINS (I) General: 585(40), 1203(70) Geology: 1343(00) YAKATAGA Analysis: General: (SC) 470(40), 571(10), 765(10), 1170(40) 478(10), 1090(10) YAKUTAT BAY (SE) General: 269(60), 490(1890), 727(1890), 728(1890) Geology: 338(00), 1115(00), 1116(00) Mining: 801(60) Rank: 441(10) Reserves: 1249(70) YANERT (I) Analysis: 470(40), 580(30), 704(40), 1125(40), 1170(40) Development Potential; 580(30) Economics: 580(30) Geology; 471(40), 580(30), 704(40) Marketing; 580(30) Mining: 471(40), 989(IP), 1125(40) Production; 989(IP). Stratigraphy: 580(30), 704(40), 1307(60) Structure; 580(30), 704(40), 1307(60) YANTARNIE BAY (SW) General: 490(1890) YELLOW RIVER General: 588 (10) YENTNA RIVER BASIN (SC) Analysis; 327(80), 925(80), 930(80), 1235(80) Character: 925(80) Development Potential: 545(70) Environmental Impact: 1235(80) General:. 338(00), 405(30), 469(70), 776(10), 984(70), 985(IP) Geology; 327(80), 404(20), 407(10), 515(10), 585(40), 925(80)", 930 (80) History: 925(80) Leases: 308 (IP) Mining: 327(80), 407(10) Mining Costs: 1235(80) Petrology; 930(80) 297 YENTNA RIVER BASIN contd, Production: 394(40), 1235(80) Reserves: 545(70), 1235(80) Structure: 327(80), Transportation: 1235(80) Washability: 925(80) YENTO RIVER (SC) General: 1(00), 269(60) YOUNG CREEK (SC) Analysis: 470(40), 476(10), 478(10), 481(10), 572(10), 744(10), 790(00)' 791(00), 795(10), 869(00), 870(00), 1170(40), 1244(10) Development Potential: 578(10) General: 789(10), 803(10) Geology: 415(20), 471{40), 476{10), 478(10), 481(10), 791(00), 795{10), 870{00) YOUNGSTOWN CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY (SC) General: 422(10), 757(10) Mining: 1046(10) YUKON RIVER BASIN Analysis: 12(70), 294(70), 327(80), 329(10), 338(00), 339(00), 470(40), 585(40), 775(00), 782(00), 799(70), 959(60), 1005(50), 1042(10), 1226(10), 1244(10), 1250(00), 1307(60) Development Potential: 293(70), 582(80), 634(00), 1123(70) Exploration: 323(00) General: 302(40), 320(1890), 324(00), 341(20), 342(1890), 346(00), 358{10), 359(00), 469(70), 478(10), 588(10), 726(1880), 727(1890), 900(10), 1250(00) Geology: 294{70), 327(80), 329(10), 338(00), 345(00), 354(70), 417(60), 443(00), 516(10), 582(80), 585(40), 604(60), 775(00), 843{70), 901(00), 1018(30), 1042(10), 1150(50), 1325(60) History; 858(80) Locations: 1108(1880) Marketing Potential; 293(70) Mining; 329(10), 348(.00), 985(IP) overview; 984(70) Permits: 228(10-20) Production: 228(.10~20), 985(IP) 298 YUKON RIVER BASIN contd, Reserves: 293 (70), 446 (00), 447 (00), 634 (00), 782 (00), 1249 (70) Stratigraphy~ 417(60) Structure: 327(80), 417(60), 659(70), 1018(30), 1307(60) ZACHERY BAY (SW) General; 531(10) ZAREMBO ISLAND (SE) General; 985(IP) Geology; 604(60) Location;' 297 (70)