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Geologial Bulletin Early Report No. 1

by E.W. Hilgard, 1869. 44 pages.

Contains an overview of mineral resources and general topographic, agricultural, and botanical features.

Geologial Bulletin Early Report No. 2

by F.V. Hopkins, 1871. 34 pages.

Discusses the first appearance of a preliminary map showing formations.

Geologial Bulletin Early Report No. 3

by G.D. Harris and A.C. Veatch, 1899. 417 pages.

Contains three sections: historical review, general geology, and special papers.

Geologial Bulletin Early Report No. 4

by G.D. Harris, A.C. Veatch and J.A. Pacheco, 1902. 323 pages.

Contains eight divisions that cover geography, geology, cartography, oil and hydrology.

by G.D. Harris, A.C. Veatch and Others, 1905. 178 pages.

Discusses topography and stratigaphy, and subdivides sections of south Louisiana based on underground water conditions. Also includes well statistics.

by G.D. Harris, et al., 1905. 59 pages.

Includes isomagnetic charts, terrestrial magnetic measurements, and results of magnetic observations in Louisiana.

by G.D. Harris, 1905. 33 pages.

Explains purposes and reasons for tide gage work and the establishment of bench marks using Weeks Island, Louisiana as an example.

by A.C. Veatch, 1905. 289 pages.

Discusses geology and underground water conditions in  northern Louisiana, methods and costs of well making, and outlines underground water prospects by parish.

by G. D. Harris, 1907, 36 pp.

Discusses topography, geology, and economic geological prospects in the region.

by G. D. Harris , 1907, 24 pp.

Discusses cooperative survey work with the US Geological Survey in this era, and the mapping of surface
features in the Delcambre, New Iberia and Jennings quadrangle sheets.

by G. D. Harris, 1907, 317 pp.

Discusses the structure, locations, and prospects of salt domes and mines in Louisiana, as well as those all over the United States and the world.

Bulletin 8 - Oil and Gas in Northwestern Louisiana with Special Reference to Caddo Field

by G. D. Harris, I. Perrine, and W. E. Hopper, 1909, 60+ pp.

Discusses stratigraphy of northwestern Louisiana, limits of known producing areas, geologic horizons of oil and gas, oil
and gas production of Caddo Field. Includes analysis of Caddo oil and gas, and logs of representative wells.
Not available from LGS.