... of the Cambrian in the Cottonwood-American Fork area, 4 where the Tintic quartzite rests on pre-Cambrian quartzite. At many localities in the Cottonwood district and elsewhere in the Wasatch Mountains, the Tintic quartzite rests on tillite of uncertain age that is now tentatively included in the pre-Cambrian...

... meeting, March 22, 1930. Manuscript received by the editor, February 27, 1930. 2 The Municipal University of Wichita. © 1930 American Association of Petroleum Geologists. All rights reserved 1930 American Association of Petroleum Geologists The first description in the literature...

... of the Cottonwood American Fork District, Utah : U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 201 . Carlisle , D. , Murphy , M. A. , Nelson , C. A. , and Winterer , E. L. , 1957 , Devonian stratigraphy of Sulphur Springs and Pinyon Ranges, Nevada : Am. Assoc. Petroleum Geologists Bull. , v. 41 , no. 10...

... of the Oquirrh Mountains. It is aligned with other Eocene ore-related intrusions (Alta stock, Little Cottonwood stock, and stocks associated with the Park City district) along a NE-trending lineament referred to as the Uinta axis ( Presnell, 1997 ; Gruen et al., 2010 ). The basement rock consists...

... are altered (or suspected to be) at present levels of exposure. Chemical and/or isotope compositions of intrusions at Eureka, Bald Mountain, White Pine, Bingham, Gold Hill, Tintic, San Franscisco and several other districts in the central and eastern Great Basin (Gold Hill, Utah; Cherry Creek, Nevada; Figs...

... underground at Tintic, J u a b Co., came to the surface, frightened; the deep shaft of the Mammoth Mine was so twisted that the cage could not be lowered to the bot- tomSalt Lake Tribune, November 14, 1901." ("Earthquakes in Utah 1900 August 1, (3); 0:55, 2:00, 9:30, Eureka District, intensity small, II local...

... porphyry Cu- Mo and Cu-Au deposits, central Chile: J. Perelló (Antofagasta Minerals) et al. Protracted magmatic-hydrothermal history of the Rio Blanco-Los Bronces district, central Chile: Development of world s greatest known concentra- tion of copper: J.C. Toro (Anglo American), P. Cuadra (CODELCO) et...

... manuscript and other material at my disposition. It is here referred to as (H. MS.) Hittell, T. H.: History of California. San Francisco. 8vo. (T.H.H.) Holden, E. S. : "Note on Earthquake Intensity in San Francisco." American Journal of Science, 35, 427, June 1888. Holden, E. S. : "Earthquakes in California...