10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «KIDNEY ORE»
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Iron Hills Railway Company of Kentucky: Report upon the ...
Black Vein. Yellow Kidney Ore. Earthy Kidney Ore. Main Block Ore. Little Block
Ore. Block Kidney Ore. Dark Brown Little Block Ore. Buffalo Ore Bank. Main Block
Ore. i Rough Sandy Block Ore. Buffalo Bank. Flag Ore. Big Block Ore. Red Ochre.
Henry Ferdinand Quarré Aligny, 1870
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The iron manufacturer's guide to the furnaces, forges and ...
Stripping earth 4"0 Clay shale, coal streaks 7"0 Kidney ore "5 Clay shale, black
streaks 2"9 Little block ore "3 Red ore.... "6 Stripping 5"0 Sandstone with plants 2"
0 Clay shale 7"0 Block Ore' 18 to i 2"0 Stripping 4"0 Clay shale 2"0 Sidney balls ...
In this interval there are from three to six beds of kidney ore of local importance.
The lower of the more important ores has been called the yellow kidney ore. It
lies about midway between the Winslow coal and the Coalton coal. Since most of
...
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Economic geology of the Kenova quadrangle, Kentucky, Ohio, ...
In this interval there are from three to six beds of kidney ore of local importance.
The lower of the more important ores has been called the yellow kidney ore. It
lies about midway between the Winslow coal and the Coalton coal. Since most of
...
William Clifton Phalen, 1908
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Structure of the Berea Oil Sand in the Flushing Quadrangle, ...
In this interval there are from three to six beds of kidney ore of local importance.
The lower of the more important ores has been called the yellow kidney ore. It
lies about midway between the Winslow coal and the Coalton coal. Since most of
...
William Tudor Griswold, 1908
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From the Shield to the Sea: Geological Field Trips from the ...
This kidney ore, however, is not as heavy and not as iron rich as some of the
classic kidney ores of England and the eastern United States. The current
Glossary of Geology (Neuendorf et al., 2005, p. 352) defines kidney ore as a
variety of ...
Richard M. Ruffolo, Charles Norman Ciampaglio, 2011
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The Early Iron Industry of Furness and Districts: An ...
Pennant, writing in 1775 of his visit to Whitriggs, says: “The ore is of that species
called by mineralogists hematite and kidney ore, is red, very greasy and defiling .
. . a cubic yard of ore weighed three tons and a half: the common produce of the ...
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Documents Accompanying the Journal of the Senate of the ...
I was led to search for bog iron in this vicinity, more particularly from the
circumstance that a mixture of the two forms of ore is usually made at the kidney
ore furnaces, in order to facilitate smelting. Some deposites of bog iron in the
southern ...
Michigan. Legislature. Senate, 1840
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Joint Documents of the State of Michigan
I was led to search for bog iron in this vicinity, more particularly from the
circumstance thata mixture of the two forms of ore is usually made at the kidney
ore furnaces, in order to facilitate smelting. Some deposites of bog iron in the
southern part ...
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Documents Accompanying the Journal of the House of ...
... appearance of the clay iron stone formation ; a formation which has not, as yet,
been seen to occur in any other place in our state. The clay iron stone, or kidney
ore, appears in the usual form, being composed of thin concentric layers of the ...
Michigan. Legislature. House of Representatives, 1839
