 Probably very few or none of the grand arches along the mountain ranges will be found holding gas in large quantity, since in such cases the disturbance of the stratification has been so profound that all the natural gas generated in the past would long...  Report of the Geological Survey of Ohio - Page 90by Geological Survey of Ohio - 1888Full view - About this book
 | John Michels (Journalist) - 1885 - 584 pages
...grand arches along mountain ranges will be found holding gas in large quantity, since in such cases the disturbance of the stratification has been so...be added, which would confine the area where great gas-flows may be obtained to those underlaid by a considerable thickness of bituminous shale. Very... | |
 | Geological Society of America - 1892 - 604 pages
...found holding ga« in large quantity, since in such cases the disturbance of (lust ratification lias- been so profound that all the natural gas generated...into the air through fissures that traverse all the l>eds. (if) "Another limitation might possibly be added, which would confine the areas where great... | |
 | Ontario. Legislative Assembly - 1892 - 550 pages
...grand arches along mountain ranges will be found holding gas in large quantity, since in such cases the disturbance of the stratification has been so...added, which would confine the area where great gas nows may be obtained to those underlaid bv a considerable thickness of bituminous shale. " Very fair... | |
 | Geological Society of America - 1892 - 694 pages
...grand arches along mountain ranges will l>e found holding gas in large quantity, since in such cases the disturbance of the stratification has been so...into the air through fissures that traverse all the l>eds. (rf) "Another limitation might possibly be added, which would confine the areas where great... | |
 | Geological Society of America - 1892 - 608 pages
...will be found holding gas in large quantity, since in such cases the disturbance of tinstratification has been so profound that all the natural gas generated...past would long ago have escaped into the air through fisHures that traverse all the tels. (</) "Another limitation might possibly be added, which would... | |
 | Sir Boverton Redwood - 1896 - 478 pages
...xliii. 33. 3 Am. Journ. Sci., March, 1803. « Science, 1885, v. 521. quantity, since in such cases the disturbance of the stratification has been so...that traverse all the beds. Another limitation might be added, which would confine the area where great gas flows may be obtained, to those underlaid by... | |
 | R. U. Goode - 1899 - 426 pages
...grand arches along the mountain ranges will be found holding gas in large quantity, since in such cases the disturbance of the stratification has been so...the air through fissures that traverse all the beds. (d) " Another limitation might possibly be added, which would confine the areas where great gas flows... | |
 | West Virginia Geological and Economic Survey - 1899 - 424 pages
...grand arches along the mountain ranges will be found holding gas in large quantity, since in such cases the disturbance of the stratification has been so...the air through fissures that traverse all the beds. (d) " Another limitation might possibly be added, which would confine the areas where great gas flows... | |
 | West Virginia Geological and Economic Survey - 1904 - 676 pages
...grand arches along the mountain ranges will be found holding gas in large quantity, since in such cases the disturbance of the> stratification has been so...the air through fissures that traverse all the beds. (d) "Another limitation might p( ssil:ly lie addc-.l, which would confine the areas where great gas... | |
 | Israel Charles White - 1904 - 652 pages
...grand arches along the mountain ranges will be found holding gas in large quantity, since in such cases the disturbance of the stratification has been so...the air through fissures that traverse all the beds. (d) "Another limitation might possil ly he ad-led, which would confine the areas where great gas flows... | |
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