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Holds; Sexes: sieetcrtelers fers cevstotertctercttete 53
Plunge of structures............. P53
PostaPaleocenes.saneecnccceneeone 53
Relation to Omineca intrusions... 58
Horaminikerars sina eee ee ee 1l
Hormationssitablerotesmenn.n ener 8-9,
Fort Connelly, establishment of..... 2
Fort St. James, aircraft available. . 2
Truck and bus service............

Genly di taults descnan sce eee
Geology, economic..................
General

Glaciers alpine. seen eee ee
Gneiss (cca cee ie cae

Placer edeeitesrns nattee Wal ee 56-64
Goldway peak, gold-bearing quartz

WGC, GoooocosaodbeoCKUs ou G0UNSSGS 8
Goldway Peak Mines, claims........ 59
Gooderidge, A. B., claims staked by. 59
Granodiorite, Omineca intrusions.... a
Gravels, gold-bearing...............
Greenstones mee pies ee eee 10, 17, 58
Gmreyawackesaen ateieeer peer nr eee
Groundhog coalfield................. 1

als, N., claims staked by.......... 60
Hanawald, C., acknowledgment to... 1
iElistonyaoleaneal seer eae 2-3
Hornblende schist.................. 17
Hoy, D., acknowledgment to........ 1
Hoy, S., claims staked by.......... 60
Hoy’s Water Transport, freight and

passenger Service............e.005 2
Hundry, H. and J., placer mining by 56
Ice movement, direction of......... 5
Ice-sheet, evidence of............... 4

Pleistocene movement of.......... 58
Ingenika r., drainage............... 3

Elevations at head of............ 3
Jensen, P., placer mining by....... 3, 56-58
Johanson 1., landing for aircraft.... 2
Kame terraces........ Bisiereieielets oeats 46

PaGE
Kastberg ck., continental strata.... 34
Draimageron areambyse ecient eats
Kastberg intrusions......... 8, 41-43, 50, 51,
53, 62, 67
Kermode, E. J., acknowledgment to. 1
Kidd, D. F., claims staked by...... 60
King George gp., assay...........- 59
Descrip bLonin vaccine eae eee 58
Knight, A. C., acknowledgment to... if
Labradorite, mauve................ 29
Wi aVASAR, Wee ae cremenee aie 10, 14, 15, 17, 18, 21,
37, 438-45
AM deSitiC: oc catenin rare ee 10
evidniticabioneoL: corer strereienioe 10
IEiyvpersthene in ee errcrere es 43
Olivinetin: jssisl joe eee ee
Billowsraisr 05... dee eee 16, 17, 21
Vesicular: sspdrks cess eee 45
Porphyriticenn seen ee 10
OlCAMICH TIA SSN ae eee eee 43
Lawlor, J., claims staked by........ 59, 60
ay, D., placer gold deposits de-
seribed,...Sfich kuch ee eee
De BA sei chicas ove ay RTE Ce ee 56, 63
Leaf imprints, Sustut sandstones 36
Sustubatutiencmclice aes 37
Leech, G. B., acknowledgment to 1
Lee slopes, evidence of ice-sheet..... 5
Limestone, black layers............. 22
Crystalline ys sac eee 31
IM OWaR Giy Ofsetiscractorcn ane 19
ion ck., drainage of area by....... 83
Ihodexdepositss. sci eee ee

McConnell 1., landing for aircraft... 2
McConnell rge., dykes and sills in... 32
Granitic intrusions in............ 31
McLearn, F. H., fossils identified by 23
Malloch, G. S., work by............ 1
Marine fossils: cs )0: Aa ee ee 54
Maripositess..... as asein cee e 50
Mason, G., acknowledgment to...... u
IME ad OWS, ssc: 500 ee ne 6
Menard ck., assay of sample from
WESL.OL sss anntetiearatte eer are 61
IMR GUTY: | | sxiasais Sate ee 56, 57
Tertiary deposits of.............. 6
Mesalinka r., drainage by.......... 3
Mesozoic metalliferous deposits..... 66
Metalliferous deposits.............. 56-64
Metalliferous solutions, Omineca and
Kastberg intrusions.............. 66
Meta-andesite, lithology............. 17
Meta-basalt, lithology............... 17
IMolybdenite:-casce saan ee ee 64
Molybdenum sas see eee 56
Moose valley, grassy meadows...... 6
Moose valley-Sustut lake depression. 3
Motase gp., dese?.....ccccce.ccce ne 62-64
Nanitsch 1., landing for aircraft..... 2
Niven peak, fossils northeast of,.... ll
Rocks "Of. Sess nee een 15
Niven r., boundary of upper division
alclav en 35 28 Gee ke ee eee PUES 19
Continental strata of............. 34
Fossils in vicinity of............. 39
Grassy meadows of............... 6
Tiavas' vol s2 th ce, BOOk Gaeae 17
Niven r. trail, quartz porphyry dyke
alone ES. SE aaNet ae 32