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Lixiviation Of A Silver Ore By The Russell Process, John Lewis Pickles, Ernest Albert Mortland Jan 1902

Lixiviation Of A Silver Ore By The Russell Process, John Lewis Pickles, Ernest Albert Mortland

Bachelors Theses

"The purpose of this investigation was to determine by a series of experiments, the action of the Russell solution on a particular ore; and to determine the best size to crush to, the strength of the solution to use, the temperature most suited, and the length of time for best extraction, and finally to come to a conclusion whether or not the ore was suited to this Process"--page 1.

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Occurences And Chemical Composition Of Some Iowa Coals, Benjamin Newton Norton, Harry Noel Rex Jan 1902

Occurences And Chemical Composition Of Some Iowa Coals, Benjamin Newton Norton, Harry Noel Rex

Bachelors Theses

No abstract provided.

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Copper Bismuth Alloys, Samuel Marshall Greenidge Jan 1902

Copper Bismuth Alloys, Samuel Marshall Greenidge

Bachelors Theses

No abstract provided.

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The School Courses Of Fifty-Two Schools, Walter C. Hewitt Jan 1902

The School Courses Of Fifty-Two Schools, Walter C. Hewitt

Master's Theses and Doctoral Dissertations

No abstract provided.

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Prospecting In Western Mexico, Theodore S. Delay Jan 1901

Prospecting In Western Mexico, Theodore S. Delay

Professional Degree Theses

"This article is dedicated and addressed to any man who contemplates a prospecting expedition in Mexico. I have made no attempt at a display of literary elegance, or scientific erudition. My aim has been to point out and explain such of the conditions of the business as are peculiar to Mexico. If any one, after having perused these pages, should find himself thereby the better able to cope with the difficulties of such an expedition, a rather unprofitable experience of the writer will have been not wholly fruitless"--page 31.

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The Utilization Of The Gasconade River For Power Purposes, Charles A. Fach, Walbridge H. Powell Jan 1901

The Utilization Of The Gasconade River For Power Purposes, Charles A. Fach, Walbridge H. Powell

Bachelors Theses

No abstract provided.

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The Sinking Of Piers On Red River Bridge On Kansas City Southern Ry., Albert Spengler Jan 1901

The Sinking Of Piers On Red River Bridge On Kansas City Southern Ry., Albert Spengler

Bachelors Theses

"In September, 1899, began the work on the construction of the substructure for the Red River Bridge for the Kansas City Southern Railway at Index, Texas, ten miles north of Texarkana, Texas. The new substructure was located about one hundred feet up stream from the old one, consequently it was not necessary to maintain traffic during construction. The object of the new bridge was to replace a much lighter one, which was too light for the increased weight of rolling stock of the railroad company. The substructure consists of seven piers, including a pivot pier, and two abutments. The seven …

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Report On The Onyx Deposits Of Boiling Springs Cave, Ignatius J. Stauber, Fred R. Koeberlin Jan 1901

Report On The Onyx Deposits Of Boiling Springs Cave, Ignatius J. Stauber, Fred R. Koeberlin

Bachelors Theses

No abstract provided.

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Heat Of Formation Of Slags, George P. Woodhall, Walter Adams Luther Jan 1901

Heat Of Formation Of Slags, George P. Woodhall, Walter Adams Luther

Bachelors Theses

"First it was intended to find out the number of heat units per gram of slag that each individual slag would require. The color and blending of the slag were also to be noted. Causes and any derivations that may appear. If any fixed law was visible it was thought to bring it forth. The percentage of iron oxide and calcium oxide was to be varied and the silicon to bear the same proportion in every case"--Object of Thesis, page 1.

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Railroad Location, George P. Woodhall Jan 1901

Railroad Location, George P. Woodhall

Bachelors Theses

No abstract provided.

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James Barron Hope : Virginia's Poet-Laureate, Cullen S. Pitt Jan 1901

James Barron Hope : Virginia's Poet-Laureate, Cullen S. Pitt

Master's Theses

Previous to the Civil War comparatively little literary work had been done in the south. Of course if we take into consideration all kinds of composition, such as narratives of adventure, diaries, histories, speeches, sermons and the like, we are forced to admit that the total amount was very large. But when we speak of literature in the higher and more restricted sense, we mean that which stimulates the imagination, awakens thought and aims to please as well as to instruct. And, using the word in this narrow and more restricted sense, it is quite evident that there had been …

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The Diente Mining District, Abraham L. Fernandez Jan 1900

The Diente Mining District, Abraham L. Fernandez

Professional Degree Theses

"Like every other camp whose ores are inaccessible to market at a profitable cost, the Diente Mining district has remained hardly developed until the advent of the smelters at Monterey. Since then large sums of money have been invested in the proper installation of machinery for the extraction and transportation of its product, and the deposits have been and are being worked systematically and on a large scale"--page 1.

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Notes Relative To The Ores Occurring At Mercur, Utah Together With A General Description Of The Metallurgical Practices Applied To Them At Delamar's Mercur Mines, Daniel Cowan Jackling Jan 1900

Notes Relative To The Ores Occurring At Mercur, Utah Together With A General Description Of The Metallurgical Practices Applied To Them At Delamar's Mercur Mines, Daniel Cowan Jackling

Professional Degree Theses

"The most notable increase in the gold production of Utah is due to the extensive operations of DeLaMar's Mercur mines in the Mercur district, which are at the present time producing more than two-thirds of the total tonnage of the entire camp. The nucleus of this great property consist of 143 acres, called the Golden Gate Group, by which name the property is still locally known, was purchased by Captain J. R. DeLaMar in 1895"--page 1.

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A Comparison Of The Fire And Wet Methods For Lead, George Walter Dean Jan 1900

A Comparison Of The Fire And Wet Methods For Lead, George Walter Dean

Professional Degree Theses

No abstract provided.

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Apostolos, Edgar Fay Daugherty Jan 1900

Apostolos, Edgar Fay Daugherty

Manuscript Thesis Collection

An examination of the usage and inquiry into the meaning of the term "Apostle" appearing in the N.T.

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Paul's Theology In The Galatian Letter, Elvet Eugene Moorman Jan 1900

Paul's Theology In The Galatian Letter, Elvet Eugene Moorman

Manuscript Thesis Collection

No abstract provided.

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A Study Of Aphrodite In Greek Sculpture, Jessie Christian Brown Jan 1900

A Study Of Aphrodite In Greek Sculpture, Jessie Christian Brown

Manuscript Thesis Collection

Abstract unavailable.

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Slavery, Willis M. Blount Jan 1900

Slavery, Willis M. Blount

Manuscript Thesis Collection

A history of Slavery.

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Bromination Of Gold Ore, Francis Joseph Tayman, Santiago Chamberlain Jan 1900

Bromination Of Gold Ore, Francis Joseph Tayman, Santiago Chamberlain

Bachelors Theses

"The bromination of gold ore, in which the gold is extracted by means of Bromine in water, under local conditions"--page 1.

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The Determination Of The Fusing Point Of A Few Igneous And Metamorphic Rocks, Fred H. Perkins Jan 1900

The Determination Of The Fusing Point Of A Few Igneous And Metamorphic Rocks, Fred H. Perkins

Bachelors Theses

"There are two methods of arriving at the refractoriness of a rock. One is the physical, the other is the chemical. The physical methods attempt to determine it directly by subjecting it to heat, and the temperature obtained is registered by use of numerous methods, a type of each kind I will describe in this paper. The chemical methods attempt to arrive at the result by calculations based upon a chemical analysis, though one or more physical determinations have to be made as a basis for these calculations. As the former method is direct, my operations are based upon this …

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Design Of A Mill For A Cyanide Plant, Charles A. Fach Jan 1900

Design Of A Mill For A Cyanide Plant, Charles A. Fach

Bachelors Theses

"Object. Designing a mill, which according to my ideas, would be the best in practice. The machinery used in practice at the present time, is mostly old style. In this work of mine I have substituted a great deal of lately invented machinery which would give much better and quicker results than the machinery now used. Many ideas have come to me while working on this subject which I think would assist me in any further work on the subject"--page 1.

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The Mining & Construction Of A Smelter For The Production Of Zinc-White From Western Lead-Zinc Ores, Hector George Sylvester Anderson, V. B. Hinsch Jan 1900

The Mining & Construction Of A Smelter For The Production Of Zinc-White From Western Lead-Zinc Ores, Hector George Sylvester Anderson, V. B. Hinsch

Bachelors Theses

"On account of the high price of the old Dutch process of making white lead and the undesirability of sublimed white-lead as the bulk of the pigment, the use of zinc-white as an adulterant of the lead-white made by the old Dutch process is new extensively used by all paint manufacturers. The advantages of its use in conjunction with white-lead in the manufacture of white paints is the fact that it does not combine with sulphur as does white-lead itself. The specifications of the U. S. Light-house Dept. require 75% of zinc-oxide and 25% of white lead as a mixture. …

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The Growth And Development Of English Law, Willis M. Blount Jan 1900

The Growth And Development Of English Law, Willis M. Blount

Manuscript Thesis Collection

A study of the history of the development of English law.

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Thesis For Degree Of Bachelor Of Science In Mining Engineering [A Fire Clay Of Missouri], Howard Joshua Taylor Jan 1900

Thesis For Degree Of Bachelor Of Science In Mining Engineering [A Fire Clay Of Missouri], Howard Joshua Taylor

Bachelors Theses

"The clay examined is a fire clay of Missouri, varying in color from white, in pure specimens, to yellow or brown when stained with iron. It is opaque with a luster, varying from dull to pearly, an argillaceous odor and unctous feel"--page 1.

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The Extraction Of Gold And Silver From Ore By The Cyanide Process, Isaac Peter Frazier, Claude Egan Jamison Jan 1900

The Extraction Of Gold And Silver From Ore By The Cyanide Process, Isaac Peter Frazier, Claude Egan Jamison

Bachelors Theses

"The object of our investigation was to determine whether the ore could be treated by the Cyanide Process, and to find the conditions for maximum extraction. The following points were investigated:- 1. Best size for maximum extraction. 2. Best strength of solution. 3. Minimum length of time for maximum extraction. 4. Minimum amount of cyanide solution required"--page ii.

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Geological Conditions And Genesis Of The Ore Deposits Of The Rush Creek District, Marion County, Arkansas, William Melvin Weigel Jan 1900

Geological Conditions And Genesis Of The Ore Deposits Of The Rush Creek District, Marion County, Arkansas, William Melvin Weigel

Bachelors Theses

No abstract provided.

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Electrolysis Mitigation Of The Underground Telephone Cable Plant Of The City Of Green Bay, Wisconsin, William J. O'Connor Jan 1900

Electrolysis Mitigation Of The Underground Telephone Cable Plant Of The City Of Green Bay, Wisconsin, William J. O'Connor

Bachelors’ Theses

Prior to the fall of 1915, the Wisconsin public Service Company of Green Bay operated an electric street railway with an uninsulated negative rail return in the city of Green Bay, the track network with its relation to the underground cable sheaths of the Wisconsin Telephone Company as shown on the General Condition Map.

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The Sympathy And Understanding Of O. Henry, M. Bernard Rheude Jan 1900

The Sympathy And Understanding Of O. Henry, M. Bernard Rheude

Bachelors’ Theses

After all, the true test of a good story is not whether the teacher in English approves of it or not, or whether the critics in the magazines let it pass or not, but whether or not it appeals to the reader, - to the individual reader, and to groups and nations of readers. It seems to me, that now-a-days there is altogether too much unreality, if not dishonesty, in literary criticism. And this dishonesty and unreality have been injected into the minds of boys and girls by responsible professors of English in our high schools particularly. In the classroom, …

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The Value Of National Advertising To The Retailer, Alfred Watson Jan 1900

The Value Of National Advertising To The Retailer, Alfred Watson

Bachelors’ Theses

No abstract provided.

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Social Life In Republican Rome, Mary Baptist Ray Jan 1900

Social Life In Republican Rome, Mary Baptist Ray

Bachelors’ Theses

In treating of the social life of the people of Rome, a short description of the location of the Eternal City, with its advantages and disadvantages will not be out of place. Let us approach from the river side, for thus we can reach the city at a place where we can see almost at a glance every important feature of the site.

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