A. I. Milyutin.

MATERIALS

for Compiling a Review of the Scientific Research Works

of the professors and instructors of the Siberian Technological Institute named after F. E. Dzerzhinsky.

During the period 1917–1926.

(Supplement to Volume 50 of the “Proceedings of the Siberian Technological Institute.”)

Tomsk
1930 г.

INTRODUCTION

The present work constitutes Part II of the “Materials for Compiling a Review of the Scientific Research Works of the Former Tomsk Province for the Years 1917–1926” and is devoted to the scientific work of the staff of the Siberian (Tomsk) Technological Institute.

The method of work is indicated in the program for the review of scientific research works proposed by NIBYURO under the Sibkraiplan. The material is arranged according to the decimal bibliographic classification of the International Bibliographic Institute in Brussels, Manuel du Répertoire Bibliographique Universel. Bruxelles. 1907; moreover, for the field of engineering knowledge I used both the original and the translation by N. S. Bogdanov, Classification of Engineering Knowledge According to the System of M. Melvil Dewey.

In all, 245 bibliographic cards were processed; for reasons of economy, only a very small part of them has been annotated and abstracted.

In the proposed review of the scientific research works of the STI (TTI), the possibility of omissions is not excluded. I shall be grateful for any indication of such omissions and inaccuracies.

A. Milyutin.

May 1927
Tomsk.

Alphabetical Index of Authors and Titles

The figures on the right indicate the article Nos. in the Index.

A.

Androsov 8.

B.

Balakshin 101, 102, 103, 105, 108, 161,
195, 196, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209,
210, 211, 212, 213, 233, 234, 235,

Bessonov 66.
Belov 24, 96.
Biron 69.
Bobarykov 174.
Butakov 24.
Bykov 192, 193.

V.

Weinberg, B. P. 1, 7, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,
16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25,
26, 27, 28, 31, 64, 180, 182.

Weinberg, K. B. 180.
Velikanov 68.
A Remembrance of Tove 181.

G.

Gebler 97, 98, 141, 162, 164, 165, 169, 171,
238.

Gornostayev 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47,
56, 77, 85, 133, 185, 188, 189, 194.

Gudkov 57, 130.

D.

Dudetskii 10, 32, 33, 34, 35, 70, 71, 72.

E.

Evdokimov-Rokotovskii 227.
Egorov 109.

I.

Ivanov, A. K. 36.

K.

Kalishev 152.
Kal'e 154, 231.
Kartashev 76, 117, 118, 119, 121, 122, 123,
124, 125, 126, 127.

Korovin 48, 58, 73, 74, 78, 86, 87, 88, 89,
90, 91, 100, 112, 113, 129, 198, 199,
200, 202, 217, 218.

Krylov, A. M. 128.
Kryukov 177, 240, 241, 243, 244.
Kurlov, M. G. 97.

L.

Lebedev, S. V. 5, 6, 116, 143, 144, 145,
146, 147, 148, 156, 157, 159, 160.

Lebedev, S. F. 138.

M.

Markov 143.
Meshcheryakov 24, 184, 203, 226, 236, 237.
Minaev 2, 116, 149, 150, 151, 155, 166,
170, 172.

Mikhailenko 39, 116, 178.
Molotilov, N. I. 174, 241.
Mostovich 111, 166, 167.
Multanovskii 173.

N.

Nikolin 139, 140, 176.

O.

Survey of Tomsk—Prompredpr. 4.
Orlov, A. Ya. 64.
Report of the SGK 49, 50.

P.

Pavlov 179.
Pazukhin 110, 131, 166.
Paramonov 173.
Penn 216, 220, 221.
Pinetin 67, 106, 107.
Povarnin 231.
Pokrovskii 120.
Polonskii 99, 228, 229, 230.
Ponomarev 39, 95, 116.

R.

Ryzhkov 204, 215.

S.

Sborovskii 3.
Sidorov 34, 35.
Silin 158.
Sobolevskii 9, 64.
Stepanov 134, 135, 219, 223, 224, 225.
Strelnikov 137.

T.

Tove 131.
Turutanova 100.
Turninskii 114, 115, 222.

U.

Usov 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 59, 60, 61,
62, 63, 66, 77, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84,
85, 93, 94, 95, 133, 186, 187, 190,
192, 198, 202.

Kh.

Khakhlov 100.
Khonin 136, 163, 232, 239.

Ch.

Chizhevsky 153.

Sh.

Shakhov 168.
Shubin, S. I. 37, 38.

Balakshin 103.
Balakschin 104.
Bezsonov 66.
Belov 97.
Bobarykov 174.
Chachloff 100.
Chakhoff 168.
Dudeckij 10, 32, 34.
Gebler, J. 97, 98, 141.
Gornostaeff 56, 86.
Ivanov, A. K 36.
Kalisheff 152.
Korovine 90, 91.
Lebedeff, S. F. 138.
Lebedeff, S. V., Prof. 157.
Oussof, M. A., Prof. 49, 52, 53, 54, 79.
Pasuchin 131.
Shubin 37.
SIdorov 34.
Usov 76.
Weinberg, B. P. 12, 13, 14, 22, 24, 25, 29,
30, 31, 184.

Alphabetical Index of Geographical and Ethnographic Names

A.

Abakan, r. 107.
Abakansk deposit 95.
Akmolinsk Region 17.
Altai 204.
Central Altai 143.
Altai Prov. 73, 149.
Amur 28.
Ana, r. 107.
Anzherka 82.
Anzhero-Sudzhensky District 121.
Artemyevskaya area 124.
Aul 169.
Africa 65.
Ayakhtinskoye deposit 220.

B.

Bago-Borigen 169.
Barguzinsk District 97.
Barnaul 13.
Barnaul District 34, 35.
Belokurikha 169.
Berikul Mine 223.
Biysk District 34, 35.
Bolshaya Gora 116.
Borovoye, lake 72, 98, 169.
Buksyken, arshan 97.

V.

Verkhneudinsk 26.
Vladivostok 153.

G.

Gorkoye Lake 100.
Goryachinsky spring 97.
Gusikhinsky spring 97.

D.

Dzhida, Transbaikal Region 134.
Dolonova Gora 115.
Dudinka 14.

E.

Eurasia 65.
Yenisei 14.
Yeniseisk Prov. 22, 25, 95, 108, 168, 220.

Z.

Transbaikal Region 97.
Zalarinsky District 219.
Zima-Tyretsk District 219.

I.

Inya, r. 97.
Irkutsk and Prov. 13, 58, 74, 75, 79, 88, 89, 90, 92, 101, 113, 114, 115, 170, 185, 199, 200, 201, 203, 218, 219.
Irshinskoye deposit 63.

K.

Kamenka, spring 97.
Kamen 13.
Karach, lake 71, 72, 100, 241.
Karginsky spring 97.
Kiselevo, mine 129.
Kedrovka 32.
Kemerovo 80, 191, 216.
Kirghiz Steppe 56.
Kokchetav District 98.
Kolchugino 87.
Krasnoyarsk 14.
Kuzbass 123, 127, 138, 191, 192, 202.
Kuznetsk 59, 60, 61, 62, 66, 80, 81, 84, 85, 93, 116.
Kuznetsk Alatau 116, 132.
Kulunda Steppe 99.
Kurbulik spring 97.
Kyakhta 26, 169.

L.

Lebyazhye, resort 173.
Lena, r. 28.

M.

Mana, r. 108.
Manchester 65.
Mariinsk District 223.
Minusinsk Territory 37, 118, 159, 188, 224.
Mongolia 13, 26.
Eastern Mongolia 26.
Northern Mongolia 169.
Moscow 66.
Mrassa 136.

N.

Nizhneudinsk District 115.
Nizhny Novgorod 27.
Novo-Sudzhensk mines 94.

O.

Ob Gulf 38, 181.
Ob 19, 38.
Olkhovsko-Chibizheksky District 224.
Omsk Prov. 99.
Orenburg Prov. 131.
Orsk District 131.

П.

Pavlovsk 13.
Petukhovskie Lakes 99.
Poiminskoe deposit 63.
Primorskaia Province 153.
Prokop’evo, mines 129.

Р.

Rakhmanovskie Springs 173.
Ore Mountain 115.

С.

Saralinskii District 133.
North-Yenisei District 225.
Selenginsk 26.
Selitrianoe Lake 100.
Semei-Tau 78.
Semipalatinsk Province 17, 56, 78, 186, 189.
Siberia 1, 2, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 15, 16, 18, 20,
    21, 23, 27, 28, 31, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43,
    44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52,
    53, 54, 55, 57, 64, 65, 69, 70, 96,
    100, 103, 106, 109, 111, 112, 117,
    137, 140, 141, 142, 144, 146, 148,
    150, 151, 152, 154, 155, 256, 158,
    160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166,
    171, 172, 173, 174, 177, 178, 179,
    180, 183, 185, 190, 193, 194, 195,
    197, 198, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209,
    210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 217,
    222, 226, 227, 228, 232, 233, 234,
    235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 242,
    243, 244, 245.
Eastern Siberia 26, 28.
Western Siberia 7, 147, 175, 221, 229, 231.
Slavgorod District 99.
Sudzhenka 83.

Т.

Taz, River 19, 181.
Telbes 116.
Temir-Tau, mountain 116.
Tomsk 3, 4, 7, 10, 12, 24, 32, 33, 65.
Tomsk Province 25, 73.
Tomsk-Altai Province 196.
Tom, River 67, 68, 216.
Troitskosavsk 13, 26.
Turkinskii Spring 97.
Tushetu-Khan Aimag 169.

У.

Ulun Spring 97.
Urin Mineral Spring 97.
Usol’e, resort 203.

Ц.

Tsen-Khan Aimag 169.

Ч.

Cherembass 76, 119, 122,
Cheremkhovo 91, 120, 124, 125, 126, 128,
    130.
Chistoozernoe, resort 100.

Ш.

Shiro 173.

Я.

Ya., river 177.

A.

Asia Northern 29.

B.

Bago-Börigtcheine 169.
B’rguzin 97.
Barnaoul, distr. 34.
Bijsk, distr. 34.

D.

Dudinka 14.

E.

Enisej 14, 22, 25, 168.

I.

Irkoutsk 92, 101.

K.

Kedrovka 32.
Kémérovo 80.
Koktschetau 98.
Krasnojarsk 14.
Kirguīses 56.
Kouznetz 80.
Kouznetz-Alatau 132.

M.

Minusinsk 36, 37.
Mongolia 13.
Mongolie du Nord 169.

O.

Omsk 99.

P.

Petoohoff 99.
Primorsky, province 153.

S.

Siberia 30, 31, 104, 105, 139, 142, 184.
Sibérie Occident. 86, 175.
Slavgorod 99.

T.

Tomj, riv. 67.
Tomsk 10, 12, 24, 25, 32, 77, 157.
Tscheremhovo 91.

Z.

Zabaikal, région 97.

Subject Index

to the tables of decimal bibliographic classification, according to the Manual of the International Bibliographic Institute.
Sections 0, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9.

B.

White coal 621.2.
Seashores and lake shores 551.35.
Concrete 666.96.
Biography of a gold metallurgist 92:669.21.
Paper manufacture 676.

V.

Time and its determination 529.
Weathering 552.7.
Excavations (open-cut works) 622.33—21.

G.

Geodesy 526.
Geodynamics 551.2.
Geological testing 55.001.
Geological investigations 55 (079.3).
Geological excursions 55; expeditions (079.3).
Geological structure in gold-ore mining 622.342.17.
Geotectonics 551.24.
Geophysics 551.1.
Hydrography—hydrology 551.48/49.
Hydro-electric stations — 621.2.006.
Mining 622.
Mining and metallurgical industry 622:338.

D.

Tar 662.751.
Clay extraction 622.311.
Coal mining 622.61.
Yeast and bread baking 663.1:664.6.
Tanning substances in leather manufacture 675 024.
Tannin plants 633.424.

E.

Natural building stones and soils 553.5/6.

Zh.

Railways (damage to them) 625.1.004.

Z.

Soils 553.6:661.62.
Terrestrial magnetism 538.7.
Gold placers 622.342.1.

I.

Wooden articles 674.
Measuring instruments 621.716.3.
Surveys and investigations in mining 622.1.
Iodine and its compounds (extraction) 661.47.
Minerals (prospecting and investigations) 622.18.
Fossil coals 552.5.
Testing of coals 622.33.001.
History of geology 55 (09).

K.

Rock salt 553.6.
Coal mines (exploitation) 622.33.
Coal deposits 553.23.
Building stones 691.2.
Cartography 912.
Climatology 551.5.
Starch-and-molasses production 664.1/2.
Dyeing 667:63.342.3.
Cultivation of bogs 631.4.

L.

Ice
Ice cover } 551.482.
Radiant energy 535.2.
Linen industry
677.1 : 338.

M.

Magnetic investigations in mining 622.12.
Soil amelioration 631.5.
Metallurgy of gold 669.21.
Metallurgy of copper 669.3.
Meteorites 552.6.
Meteorology 551.5.
Scientific and technical methods
(018).
Methods of investigating rocks 552.8.
Mineral waters 553.7.
Flour-milling production
Flour mills } 662.6.

N.

Scientific photography 778.3.

O.

Ore concentration 622.7 (072).
Dangers in mines 622.8.
Illuminating oils, vegetable
665.3.
Illuminating materials 665.
Mine lighting 622.47/49.
Heating and fuel 662.6.
Heating with peat 662.64.
Fireproof (fire-resistant) structures 693.

P.

Paleozoölogy 569.9.
Paleophytology 561.
Petrography 552.
Plans of structures and construction works 692—696.
Table salt 546.33 : 553.6.
Mineral resources 553.
Portland cement 666.94.
Construction of resorts—68 : 61.006.
Potamology 551.482.

Application of geology to mining 622.11.
Production of nutritive starchy substances—664.2.
Industry 338.
Fire-protection water mains
628.1 : 614.84.

R.

Work on site 622.61.
Track-laying work
625.144.4.
Prospecting for gold 622.342.1.001.
Distribution of electricity and magnetism 551.1.
Ore deposits of iron
553.3.

S.

Sugar beet 633.433.
Sugar (beet-sugar) industry 338 : 664.1.
Beet-sugar production
664.1.
Soda production 661.32.
Stratigraphy 551.7.
Construction 69.
Building materials 691.
Structure and composition of rocks 562.8.
Dry distillation of wood 668.47.
Natural-science congresses 5
(063).
Surveying plans of gold veins
622.342.13.

T.

Textile production 677.
Tectonic processes 551.2.
Theoretical data on mining
622.11.
Theoretical data on gold-ore mining
622.342.
Theoretical data on hard coal 622.33—11.
Techno-industrial enterprises 62 : 338.

U.

Utilization of water energy 621.2.
Scientific societies 06.

F.

Physical geography 551.4.

Kh.

Chemical industry 661:338.
Chemical technology of wood 662.63.
Theoretical chemistry 541.
Bread baking 664.6.

E.

Economic policy 323:33.
Electrification 621.316.

A.

Actinometric observations 535.2.

B.

Building stones 691.2.

C.

Geological Committee 55 (061).
Composition of the deposit 552.8.

D.

Dangers of pits 622.8.

E.

Geological explorations 55(079.3)
Geological explorations 553.2.

G.

Gold mines 622.342.1.

I.

Investigation of the ice 551.482.

M.

Meteorite 552.6.
Copper metallurgy 669.3.
Mineral waters 553.7.

P.

Paleophytology 561.
Plants for tanning 633.424.

R.

Production of iodine 661.47.

S.

Mineral springs 553.7.

T.

Terrestrial magnetism 538.7.
Tectonics 552.8.

U.

Useful minerals 553.
Utilization of water-power resources 621.2.

J.

Yeast and baking of bread, the 663.1:664.6.

LIST

of scientific-research works by the professorial and instructional staff of the Siberian Technological Institute

(for the period 1917–1926).

1. 06 Learned societies. Siberia (57).

Veinberg, B. P., prof. Tasks of the Congress on the organization of the Institute for the Study of Siberia. Proceedings of SOIIS. Tomsk. 1919. Part I. Art. 3; pp. 26–39 + 8 maps of Siberia.

1. 06 Siberia (57).

Minaev, V. I., prof. Report of the Bureau of the Congress on the organization of the Institute for the Study of Siberia. Proceedings of SOIIS. Tomsk. 1919. Part I, art. 2; pp. 24–26.

1. 323:23 Economic policy. Tomsk (57.12).

Sborovsky, N. A. Institute of Practical Economic Policy (in Tomsk). Proceedings of SOIIS. Tomsk. 1919. Part III; 109–118.

1. 338 Industry. Tomsk (57.12).

Survey of Tomsk industrial enterprises by scientific workers under the direction of S. Balakshin. Tomsk. 1924. 61 pp. Separate brochure.

1. 338:664.1 Sugar industry. Siberia (57).

Lebedev, S. V., prof. Prospects for the sugar industry in Siberia. Journal of the Chemical Industry. Moscow. 1925.

1. 338:664.1 Siberia (57).

Lebedev, S. V., prof. The state of the question of the Siberian sugar industry by the end of 1922. Bulletin of the Sugar Industry. Kiev. 1923. No. 5. Pp. 17–21 and VSI. 1923. Vol. IV. No. 3. Pp. 1–6.

1. 5 (063) Natural-science congresses. Zap. Siberia (57.1).

Veinberg, B. P., prof. All-Russian Conference on the study of the natural productive forces of the country, March 20–25, 1923, and the III Session of the Central Bureau of Regional Studies, March 27–30, 1923. VSI. 1923. Vol. IV, No. 6. Pp. 60–61.
(Hopes are placed on the convening in Tomsk of such a congress on the question of the unification and study of Western Siberia.)

1. 526 Geodesy. Siberia (57).

Androsov, I. D. On the question of the desirable organization of geodetic work in Siberia. (The creation of a geodetic department of the Institute for the Study of Siberia). Proceedings of SOIIS. Tomsk. 1919. Part II; pp. 3–12.

1. 529 Time and its determination. Siberia (57).

Sobolevsky, P. K. Tables of sidereal time at mean Greenwich noon for 1920. IIIS. No. 1. Proceedings of GO. No. 1; pp. 78–79.
(Computed with the aid of constants adopted by the International Astronomical Congress of 1911.)

10.                                             535.2    Radiant energy.                                     Tomsk (57.12).

Dudetskii, V. D., prof. Actinometric observations and the duration of sunshine in Tomsk. ITTI. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 20; pp. 25—26.

Dudetskij, V. D., prof. The actiometric Observations and the Duration of Sunshine in Tomsk. Bull. of the Tomsk Institute of Technol. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 20; p. 25—26.

11.                                             538.7    Terrestrial magnetism.                             Siberia (57).

Weinberg, B. P., prof. A brief outline of the magnetic investigations of Siberia and their immediate tasks and possibilities. Tr. SOIIS. Tomsk. 1919. Part II; pp. 30—35.

(The map of magnetic investigations indicated in the report is not included, according to the author, for lack of space).

12.                                             533.7                                                            Tomsk (57.12).

Weinberg, B. P., prof. The magnetic campaign of 1914 of the physical laboratory of the Tomsk Technological Institute (abstract). ITTI. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 15; pp. 15—19.

Weinberg, B. P., prof. The Magnetic Campaign of 1914 of the Physical Laboratory of the Tomsk Institute of Technology. Bullet. of the Tomsk Institute of Technology. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 43. 1923. Article 15; p. 15—19.

13.                                             538.7                                         East. Siberia and Mongolia (57.3).

Weinberg, B. P., prof. The magnetic expedition to Mongolia in 1913 (abstract). ITTI. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 14; pp. 11—14.

Weinberg, B. P., prof. The Magnetic Expedition of Mongolia in 1913. Bullet. of the Tomsk Institute of Technology. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 43. 1923. Article 14; pp. 11—14.

(Data are given concerning the points Irkutsk—Troitskosavsk, Barguzin—Kamen, Pavlovsk).

14.                                             538.7                                                    Yeniseisk Province (57.21).

Weinberg, B. P., prof. Magnetic expedition along the Yenisei from Krasnoyarsk to Dudinka in the summer of 1912 (abstract). ITTI. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 12; pp. 5—9.

Weinberg, B. P., prof. Magnetic Expedition along Enisei from Krasnojarsk to Dudinka during the summer 1912. Bull. of Tomsk Institute of Technology. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 43. 1923. Article 12; p. 5—9.

15.                                             538.7                                                             Siberia (57).

Weinberg, B. P. Normal distribution of terrestrial magnetism in Siberia for 1910. IIIS. No. 5. Tr. GO No. 2. Tomsk. (1921). Pp. 1—8. With 8 maps.

16.                                             538.7                                                             Siberia (57).

Weinberg, B. P. On the magnetic survey of Siberia. Tomsk. 1921. P. 2. (IIIS. No. 5. Tr. GO. No. 2. Pp. 1, 15).

(A memorandum submitted to the Magnetic Commission of the Academy of Sciences).

17.                                             538.7                                  Akmolinsk and Semipalatinsk regions (584/13.—14).

Weinberg, B. P. On magnetic determinations in the Akmolinsk and Semipalatinsk regions. Zap. Semipal. Podotd. R. Geogr. Obshch. 9, 18 pp. 1915. IIIS. No. 5. Tr. GO. No. 2. Pp. 1, 5.

18.                                             538.7                                                             Siberia (57).

Weinberg, B. P. Preliminary data on the distribution of magnetic declination in Siberia for 1920. IIIS. No. 1. Tr. GO. No. 1; p. 77.

19.  538.7  Tobolsk Province (57.11).

Weinberg, B. P. Preliminary results of magnetic determinations made in the Ob–Taz Expedition of 1920. IIIS. No. 5. Tr. GO. No. 2. Tomsk. 1921. Pp. 17–18.

20.  538.7  Siberia (57).

Weinberg, B. P. Distribution of the horizontal component of the force of terrestrial magnetism in Siberia. (Prepared for publication, 1920). IIIS. No. 1. 1920. Pp. 1–69.

(Served as source (3) for the article “The Normal Distribution of Terrestrial Magnetism in Siberia in 1910.” IIIS. No. 5. Tr. GO. No. 2. P. 1.)

21.  538.7  Siberia (57).

Weinberg, B. P. Distribution of magnetic inclination in Siberia. (Prepared for publication, 1919).

(Served as source (1) for the article “The Normal Distribution of Terrestrial Magnetism in Siberia in 1910.” IIIS. No. 5. Tr. GO. No. 2. P. 1.)

22.  538.7  Yeniseisk Province (57.21).

Weinberg, B. P., prof. Distribution of magnetic declination in Yeniseisk Province. ITTI. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 16; pp. 12–20.

Weinberg, B. P., prof. The Distribution of the magnetic declination in the Government of Eniscei. Bullet. of the Tomsk Institute of Technology. Vol. 43. 1923. Article 16; p. 19–20.

23.  538.7  Siberia (57).

Weinberg, B. P. Distribution of magnetic declination in Siberia. (Prepared for publication, 1920).

(Served as source (2) for the article “The Normal Distribution of Terrestrial Magnetism in Siberia in 1910.” IIIS. No. 5. Tr. GO. P. 1.)

24.  538.7  Tomsk (57.12).

Weinberg, B. P., prof. Results of the magnetic campaign of 1914 of the Physical Laboratory of the Tomsk Technological Institute. ITTI. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 11; pp. 1–4.

Weinberg, B. P., prof. The results of the Magnetic Campaign of 1914 of the Physical Laboratory of the Tomsk Institute of Technology. Bullet. of the Tomsk Institute Technol. Vol. 43. 1923. Article 11; p. 1–4.

(Determinations by B. P. Weinberg, Weinberg, and A. A. Belshev, V. I. Goncharovsky, I. A. Molchanov, D. V. Butakov, M. I. Meshcheryakov, and L. A. Misyureva.)

25.  538.7  Tomsk and Yeniseisk Provinces (57.12/21).

Weinberg, B. P., prof. Results of the magnetic expedition of 1915, carried out with funds from the Magnetic Commission of the Academy of Sciences. ITTI. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 17; p. 21.

Weinberg, B. P., prof. The Results of the Magnetic Expedition of 1915, financed by the Magnetic Commission of the Academy of Science Bullet. of the Tomsk Institut Tecnol. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 17; p. 21.

26.  538.7  Eastern Siberia (57.3)
       Mongolia (51.7).

Weinberg, B. P. Results of the magnetic expedition to Mongolia in 1913. ITTI. Vol. 38. 1915. No. 2. Tomsk. 1918. Art. 2; pp. 1–2.

(Addendum. Determinations made at two points in Eastern Mongolia by I. A. Molchanov in 1914, reduced to epoch 1914.5. From Eastern Siberia 4 points are given: Verkhneudinsk, Selenginsk, Troitsko-Savsk, Kyakhta.)

1. 538.7
   Siberia (57).

Weinberg, B. P., Prof. Summary of magnetic determinations made in Siberia from 1820 to 1918. Part I. Printed determinations. IIIIS. No. 1. Tr. GO. No. 1; pp. 1–69.

1. 538.7
   Eastern Siberia (57.3).

Weinberg, B. P., Prof. The Third Congress of the Siberian Association of Physicists in Nizhny Novgorod, September 16–21, 1922. VSI. 1922. No. 1. Pp. 53–54.

(Two resolutions of the Congress directly related to the needs of Siberian higher schools and to the study of Siberia. The extension of magnetic investigations to Eastern Siberia, to the basins of the Lena and the Amur, is desirable.)

1. 538.7
   Northern Asia (57).

Weinberg, B. P. Preliminary Isogonic Chart of Northern Asia for 1909.5. Terr. Magn., 19, 45–47. 1914. IIIIS. No. 5. Tr. GO. No. 2. Pp. 1–4.

1. 538.7
   Siberia (57).

Weinberg, B. P., Prof. The Secular Variation of Terrestrial Magnetism in Siberia. Terr. Magn., 24. 65–86. 1917. IIIIS. No. 5. Tr. GO. No. 2. Pp. 1, 8.

1. 538.7
   Siberia (57).

Weinberg, K. B., student. Magnetic declination in Siberia in the XVII and XVIII centuries. (Author’s abstract). ITTI. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 22; pp. 28–29.

Weinberg, K. B., stud. The Magnetic Declination in Siberia in the XVII and XVIII centuries. Bulletin of the Tomsk Institute Technol. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 22; p. 28–29.

1. 538.7
   Tomsk (57.12).

Dudetskii, V. D., Prof. Magnetic determinations in Tomsk and Kedrovka in 1918. ITTI. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 19; p. 24.

Dudeckij, V. D., prof. The magnetic determinations in Tomsk and Kedrovka in 1918. Bullet. of Tomsk Institute of Techol. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 19; p. 24.

1. 538.7
   Tomsk (57.12).

Dudetskii, V. D. On the necessity of a permanent magnetic variation station in Tomsk. Tr. SOIIS. Tomsk. 1919. Part II; pp. 35–38.

1. 538.7
   Tomsk Province (57.12).

Dudetskii, V. D. and Sidorov, I. I. Determination of magnetic elements in the Barnaul and Biisk districts in 1910. (Author’s abstract). IGI. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 18; pp. 23–24.

Dudeckij, V. D., and Sidorov, I. I. The determination of the Magnetic Elements in the District of Barnaoul and Bijsk in 1910. Bullet. of Tomsk Institute of Technology. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 18; p. 23–24.

1. 538.7
   Tomsk Province, Barnaul and Biisk districts (57.12).

Dudetskii, V. D. and Sidorov, I. I. Results of the determination of magnetic elements in the Barnaul and Biisk districts in 1910. ITTI. Vol. 38. 1915. No. 2. Tomsk. 1918. Art. 3; pp. 1–2.

1. 538.7
   Yeniseisk Province, Minusinsk Region (57.21).

Ivanov, A. K. Magnetic observations in the Minusinsk region in 1920. ITTI. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 26; p. 52.

Ivanov, A. K. The magnetic observations in the region of Minusinsk in 1920. Bullet. of the Tomsk Institute of Technology. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 26; p. 52.

1. 538.7
   Yeniseysk Province, Minusinsk Region (57.21).

Shubin, S. I. Results of the magnetic determinations of A. K. Ivanov in the Minusinsk region. ITTI. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 27; p. 53.

Shubin. S. I. The results of the magnetic determinations of A. K. Ivanov in the region of Minusinsk. Bull. of the Tomsk Institute of the Technology. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 43. Art. 27; p. 53.

1. 538.7
   Western Siberia (57.1).

Shubin, S. I. Results of magnetic determinations along the Ob and in Ob Province in the summer of 1919. IIIS. No. 1. Tr. GO. No. 1. Tomsk. 1920. P. 80.

1. 541 Theoretical Chemistry.
   Siberia (57).

Mikhailenko, Ya. I., Prof. The role of pure chemistry in the study of Siberia. Tr. SONIS. Tomsk. 1919. Part II, pp. 63--66.

(The establishment, at the Institute for the Study of Siberia, of chemical and physico-economic laboratories is proposed, according to the statement of Prof. I. F. Ponomarev).

1. 55 (061) Geological Committee.
   Siberia (57).

Gornostayev, N. N., instructor, STI. Report on the status and activities of the Geological Committee in 1924. IGK. Vol. 44. Leningrad. 1926. Pp. 82--83, 310--311.

1. 55 (061)
   Siberia (57).

Gornostayev, N. N., assistant professor, STI. Report on the status and activities of the Geological Committee for 1925. IGK. Vol. 45. Leningrad. 1925. Pp.

1. 55 (061)
   Siberia (57).

Gornostayev, N. N., instructor, TTI. Report on the activities of the Siberian Branch of the Geological Committee for 1920. ISOGK. Tomsk. 1922. Vol. II, 6. P. 20, issue 25.

1. 55 (061)
   Siberia (57).

Gornostayev, N. N., instructor, STI. Report on the activities of the Siberian Branch of the Geological Committee in 1920. IGK. Vol. 40. L. 1925. Pp. 457--504.

1. 55 (061)
   Siberia (57).

Gornostayev, N. N., instructor, STI. Report on the activities of the Siberian Geological Committee for 1921. ISGK. Tomsk. 1922. Vol. III, issue 1. Pp. 26--28. 32. 350 copies.

1. 55 (061)
   Siberia (57).

Gornostayev, N. N., scientific secretary. General report on the status and activities of the Siberian Branch of the Geological Committee for 1923. ISOGK. Vol. III, issue 5. 1924. Pp. 1--24.

1. 55 (061)
   Siberia (57).

Gornostayev, N. N., instructor, STI. Report on the activities of the Siberian Branch of the Geological Committee for 1924. ISOGK. Vol. IV, issue 6. 1925. Pp. 1--28. 400 copies.

1. 55 (061)
   Siberia (57).

Gornostayev, N. N., assistant professor, STI. Report on the activities of the Siberian Branch of the Geological Committee for 1925. ISOGK. Tomsk. 1926. V, 6. P. 44. 450 copies.

1. 55 (061)
   Siberia (57).

Korovin, M. K., Prof. Report on the activities of the Siberian Geological Committee for 1919. ISGK. Vol. 1, issue 6. Tomsk. 1921. Pp. 1--49.

49. 55 (061) Siberia (57).

Report on the activities of the Siberian Geological Committee for 1923. Edited by the chairman M. A. Usov. ISOGK. Vol. III, issue 5. Tomsk. 1924. P. 61. With 1 table of figures.

C. R. Succ. 1923. Oussoff, M. A., présid., prof. Bull. Com. Géol. Russ., Sib. T. III, livr. 5. Tomsk. 1924. P. 61. Avec 1 table.

50. 55 (061) Siberia (57).

Report on the activities of the Siberian Branch of the Geological Committee for 1924. Edited by the head M. A. Usov. ISOGK. Vol. IV, issue 6. Pp. 1–42. Tomsk. 1925.

51. 55 (061) Siberia (57).

Usov, M. A., prof. Report on the activities of the Siberian Branch of the Geological Committee for 1920. (History of the establishment of the Siberian Geological Committee). ISGK. Vol. II, issue 6. Tomsk. 1922. P. 68. With 1 table of drawings. 350 copies.

52. 55 (061) Siberia (57).

Usov, M. A., prof. Report on the activities of the Siberian Branch of the Geological Committee for 1922. Siberian Geological Committee for 1921. ISOGK. Tomsk. 1922. Vol. II, issue 6. P. 68. With 1 table. Vol. III, 1. P. 56. With 1 table.

Compte-Rendu de l’activité du Comité durant l’année 1920—1921. Bull. Com. Géol. Russ., succ. Sib. T. II, lior. 6. P. 68.—T. III lior., 4. P. 56. Tomsk. 1922.

53. 55 (061) Siberia (57)

Usov, M. A., prof. (ed.) General report on the activities of the Siberian Geological Committee for 1922. ISORGK. Vol. III, issue 3. Pp. 1–15. Tomsk. 1923.

Comdte-Rendu de l’activité du Comité Géologique de Sibérie durant l’année 1922. Rédigé par M-r Michel A. Oussoff, présid. du Succursale, prof. Bull. Com. Géol. Rnss., Sib. T. III, 1. 3. Tomsk. 1923. p. 1—15.

54. 55 (061) Siberia (57)

Usov, M. A., ed. Report on the activities of the Siberian Branch of the Geological Committee for 1925. Edited by the head M. A. Usov. ISOGK. Vol. V, issue 6. Tomsk. 1926. P. 44. 450 copies.

C.-R. de l’activité du Succursale durant l’année 1925. Redigé par M. A. Oussoff, Présid. Succ, prof. Bull. Com. Géol. Russ., Sib. T. V, lior. 6. Tomsk. 1926. P. 44.

55. 55 (061) Siberia (57)

Usov, M. A., prof. The Siberian Geological Committee. Mining Journal, Moscow. 1923. Nos. 1–2. Pp. 54–28.

56. 55 (079.3) Geological investigations. Trans. Siberia (57.1).

Gornostaev, N. N., instructor, STI. Preliminary report on geological investigations in the Pri-Semipalatinsk region of the Kirghiz steppe in 1920–21. ISOGK. Tomsk. 1923. Vol. III, issue 2. Pp. 32 + 2 + 7 drawings. 1 geological map. 350 copies.

Gornostaeff, Nic. N., geol. Compte-rendu prélimi—naire sur les explorations géologiques des steppes Kirguises dans la région de Semipalatinsk en 1920—1921. Bull. Com. Géol. Russ., succ. Sib. T. III, lior. 2. P. 32. Tomsk. 1923.

57. 55 (079.3) Siberia (57).

Gudkov, P. P., prof. On the organization of geological investigations in Siberia. (Brief summary of a report). Proceedings of SOIIS. Tomsk. 1919. Part I. Pp. 84–87.

58. 55 (079.3) Siberia (57).

Korovin, M. K., prof. Brief report on geological work in 1925. ISOGK. Vol. V, issue 6. Pp. 32–33. Tomsk. 1926. (Irkutsk party). 350 copies.

59. 55 (079.3) Geological excursion. Tomsk province. Kuzn. district (57.12).

Usov, M. A., geologist-prof. Geological excursion in the Kuznetsk basin in the summer of 1923. ISOGK. Vol. III, issue 5. 1924. Pp. 29–31.

60.  55 (079.3)  Tomsk Province.
            Kuzn. u. (57.12).

Usov, M. A., prof. A brief report on a geological excursion to the Kuznetsk coal basin in the summer of 1924. ISOGK. Tomsk. 1925. IV, issue 6. Pp. 29–42.

61.  55 (079.3)  Tomsk Province.
            Kuzn. u. (57.12).

Usov, M. A., prof. A brief report on a geological excursion to the Kuznetsk coal basin in the summer of 1924. ISOGK. Tomsk. 1925. Vol. IV, issue 6. Pp. 29–42.

62.  55 (09) History of geology  Tomsk Province.
            Kuzn. u. (57.12).

Usov, M. A., prof. Geological history of the Kuznetsk coal basin. (Library of the Mining Engineer No. 16). Moscow. 1923. Pp. 50. With 21 figures. 3,000 copies.

63.  55 (001) Geological tests.  Zap. Siberia (57.1).

Usov, M. A., prof. A brief report on the geological appraisal of the brown-coal deposits of Poiminsk and Irshinsk. 1918. Manuscript, in the Zap. Sib. Bureau of Accounting.

64.  Geophysics. Distribution of electricity and magnetism.  Siberia (57).

Weinberg, B. P. On the methodology of finding and representing the distribution of any element (in particular, terrestrial magnetism) over part of the earth’s surface. (Prepared for publication in Russian and English, 1921). IINIS. No. 5. Proceedings of the Geophysical Observatory. No. 2. Pp. 1–14.

65.  551.2 Geodynamics.  Siberia (57).

Sobolevsky, P. K., prof. The first geodynamic station in Siberia, its origin, construction, and organization of observations. Tr. SOIIS. Tomsk. 1919. Part II. 40–41.

(The report concerns the seismic station of Prof. of Astronomy A. Ya. Orlov, built in 1911–1913, in accordance with the wish of the Geodetic Association of the International Seismological Congress in Manchester [summer 1911], to establish 2 observational stations: one in the center of the vast continent of Eurasia, in Tomsk, entrusting its organization to Orlov, and another in southern Africa, to the German scientist Hecker. The work of Prof. A. Ya. Orlov at the said congress was recognized as the most accurate. A detailed description of the Tomsk station was presented by the speaker to the seismic commission [B. B. Golitsyn]).

66.  551.2 Tectonic processes.  Tomsk Province.
    551.24 Geotectonics.  Kuzn. u. (57.12).

Usov, M. A., prof. The influence of tectonics on the reserves of (industrial) coal in the Kuznetsk coal basin. 1926. Manuscript, in the Organizing Bureau of the All-Union Mining Scientific-Technical Congress in Moscow.

67.  551.482 Ice cover.  Tomsk (57.12).

Bezsonov, E. A., student. I. Investigation of the ice of the Tom River before the ice drift of 1914. (Abstract). — II. Investigation of the ice drift of the Tom River near Tomsk in the spring of 1914. (Abstract). — III. Results of the investigation of the ice of the Tom River before the ice drift of 1915. (Extract). ITTI. Vol. 43. 1923. Articles 21; 26–28.

Bezsonov, E. A., stud. I. The investigation of the ice of the r. Tomj before the icedrive of 1914.—II. The investigation of the icedrive of the r. Tomj near Tomsk in the spring of 1914.—III. The results of the investigation of the ice of the r. Tomj before the icedrive of 1915. Bull. of the Tomsk Institute of Technology. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 43. 1923. Art. 21; 26–28.

68.  551.482 Ice.  Tomsk Province (57.12).

Pinegin, V. N. Preliminary reports on the investigation of the strength of river ice in connection with temperature changes. VSI. Vol. IV. No. 5. Pp. 49–50. (The work was carried out beginning in November 1922 on the Tom River).

69.  551.48/49 Hydrography—hydrology.  Siberia (57).

Velikanov, M. A. On the necessity of a Hydrological Department at the Institute for the Study of Siberia. Tr. SOIIS. Tomsk. 1919. Part II; 49–53.

1. 551.5 Meteorology.
   Siberia (57).

Biron, E. V., prof. On the need for establishing meteorological institutions under the Institute for the Study of Siberia. Proceedings of SOIIS. Tomsk. 1919. Part II; 44—46.

1. 551.5 Climatology.
   Tomsk gubernia, Karachi (57.12).

Dudetsky, V. D., prof. The climate of the resort “Lake Karachi.” Collection. Resort “Lake Karachi.” Art. 2. Pp. 1—25. K.O.K.

1. 551.5 Meteorology.
   Western Siberia (57.1).

Dudetsky, V. D., prof. Some data on hourly temperature variability at the resorts “Karachi” and “Borovoe.” K.D. 1924. No. 4—5 (Apr.—May); 15—25.

1. 551.5 Meteorology.
   Tomsk and Altai gubernias (57.12).

Dudetsky, V. D., prof. Organization of the meteorological network of Tomsk and Altai gubernias. Proceedings of SOIIS. Tomsk. 1919. Part II; 13.

1. 551.7 Stratigraphy.
   Irkutsk gubernia (57.22).

Korovin, M. K., geologist. On the question of the stratigraphic relations of the Irkutsk coal-bearing formations. ISORGK. Vol. III, issue 3. Tomsk. 1923. Pp. 39—42.

1. 552.5 Fossil coals.
   Irkutsk gubernia (57.22).

Korovin, M. K., prof. Annual report on geological work in the Irkutsk coal-bearing basin in 1924. ISOGK. Vol. IV, issue 6. Pp. 24—25. 1925.

1. 552 Petrography.
   552.5/7 Fossil coals and weathering.
   Irkutsk gubernia (57.22).

Kartashev, N. I., prof. Weathering of coals and coals of the Artemyevskaya area of Cherembass. VSI. 1925. No. 6. P. 77.

1. 552.6 Meteorites.
   Tomsk (57.12).

Usov, M. A., prof. The Tomsk meteorite. (A petrographic study). Tomsk. 1916. ITTI. Vol. 40, issue 2. 1918. (1919). P. 19.

Ousov, M. A., prof. The Tomsk Meteorite. (A petrographical sketch). Bulletin of the Tamsk Institute of Technology. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 40. Number 2. 1918. Tomsk. 1919. P. 19.

1. 552.8 Methods of rock investigation.
   Western Siberia (57.1).

Gornostaev, N. N., instructor, STI. On new finds of feldspar-quartz intergrowths of the graphic-granite type. ITTI. Vol. 46, issue 1. Tomsk. 1924. Pp. 1—7 + 5 plates.

(Study of the diorite of Mt. Semei-tau, 60 versts southwest of Semipalatinsk).

1. 552.8
   Irkutsk gubernia (57.22).

Korovin, M. K., prof. On the age of the basement beneath the coal-bearing formations of the Irkutsk basin. ISOGK. Vol. III, issue 5. 1924. Pp. 55—61. 350 copies.

1. 552.8 Structure of rocks, their composition.
   Tomsk gubernia, Kuzn. U. (57.12).

Usov, M. A., prof., STI. Composition and tectonics of the Kemerovo deposit of the Kuznetsk coal basin. ISOGK. Vol. V, issue 4. Tomsk. 1926. P. 49. With 35 figures.

Oussoff, M. A., prof. Composition et tectonique du gisement de Kemerovo du bassin houiller de Couznetsk. Bullet. du Comité Géolog. de Russie, Succursale pour la Sibérie. T. V, livr. 4. Tomsk. 1926. P. 49. Avec 35 figures.

1. 552.8 Structure of rocks.
   Tomsk gubernia, Kuzn. U. (57.12).

Usov, M. A., prof. Composition and tectonics of the deposits of the southern region of the Kuznetsk coal basin. Publication of the Administration of the State Association of the Coal Industry of the Kuznetsk Basin. Novonikolaevsk. 1924. 8°. Pp. 62+4. Unnumbered, with 30 figures. 500 copies. Price 2 rubles.

82. 552.8 Tomsk gubernia, Anzherka (57.12).

Usov, M. A., Prof. Tectonics of the Anzherka coal deposit. ISTK. Tomsk. Vol. I, issue 4. Pp. 36 and 42 fig. 350 copies.
Résumé français.

83. 552.8 Tomsk gubernia, Sudzhenka (57.12).

Usov, M. A., Prof. Tectonics of the Sudzhenka coal deposit. ISTK. Vol. I, issue 2. 1919. Pp. 66 + 1 unnumbered, and 71 fig. Tomsk. 350 copies.

84. 552.8 Tomsk gubernia, Kuzn. u. (57.12).

Usov, M. A., Prof. Elements of the tectonics of the Kuznetsk coal basin. (Library of the Mining Journal No. 2, Kuznetsk Basin). Moscow. 1924. Pp. 89–135. With 22 fig.

85. 552.8 Tomsk gubernia, Kuzn. u. (57.12).

Usov, M. A., Prof. Elements of the tectonics of the Leninsk district of the Kuznetsk coal basin. Tomsk. 1923. P. 43. With 39 fig. 500 copies. Price 1 rub. 50 kop.

86. 55.3 Minerals. Western Siberia (57.1).

Gornostayev, N. N., geological collaborator.

Gradus: \(50^\circ\text{–}51^\circ\) N. lat.
\(48^\circ\text{–}49^\circ\) E. long. (from Pulkovo).

(Preliminary report). ISOGK. Vol. V, issue 2. Tomsk. 1925. P. 48. With geological map and 6 fig. 400 copies.

Gornostaëff, N. N. L’espace 50°–51° lat. N (C.-r. prélim.). Bull. Com. Géol. Russ., Sib. 48–49, long E. de Poulkovo. Tome V, livr. 2. Tomsk. 1925. P. 48. Avec 1 carte géol. et 6 fig.

(Bibliography: list of literature [76 titles]. Minerals: hard coal, self-settling salt, limestone, Lake Karabash salt).

87. 553.19 Tomsk gubernia, Kolchugino (57.12).

Korovin, M. K., Prof. Brief report on geological work along the Kolchugino new construction in 1921. ISOGK. Vol. III, issue 6. Tomsk. 1922. Pp. 39–40. 350 copies.

88. 553.23 Coal deposits. Irkutsk gubernia (57.22).

Korovin, M. K., Prof. Two popular reports on the geology of the Irkutsk coal basin. “Krasnyi Uglekop.” Newspaper. Cheremkhovo. 1924.

89. 553.23 Coal deposits. Irkutsk gubernia (57.22).

Korovin, M. K., geologist. On the age of the basement beneath the coal-bearing formations of the Irkutsk basin. ISOGK. Vol. III, issue 5. 1924. Pp. 55–61.

90. 553.23 Irkutsk gubernia (57.22).

Korovin, M. K., Prof. The Irkutsk coal basin. VSI. 1923. Vol. IV. No. 5. Pp. 51–64. With map No. 6. Pp. 1–11. Tomsk.

91. 553.23 Irkutsk gubernia (57.22).

Korovin, M. K., Prof. The Cheremkhovo coal basin. ISTK. Vol. II, issue 4. Tomsk. 1922. Pp. 1 unnumbered + 64 + 1 unnumbered. With 22 fig.

Korovine, Mich. K., géologue. La région houillère de Tcheremhovo. Bull. du Comité Géol. de Russie, Succursale pour la Sibérie. Tome IV. l. 4. P. 1 + 64 + 1. Avec 22 fig.

92. 553.23 (079.3) Irkutsk gubernia (57.22).

Korovin, M. K., Prof. Geological investigation in the Irkutsk coal basin. (Preliminary report on the work of 1923). IGK. Vol. 43. No. 6. 1924. Pp. 697–911. A. 1925.

Korovine, M., prof. Explorations géologiques dans le bassin houiller d’Irkoutsk. Bull. Cum. Géol. XLIII. No 6. P. 697–711. 1924. Leningrad. 1925.

1. 553.23 (079.3)
   Tomsk Prov.
   Kuzn. U. (57.12).

Usov, M. A., prof. A brief report on geological investigations in the Kuznetsk coal basin in the summer of 1922. ISORGK. Vol. III, no. 3. Tomsk. 1923. Pp. 22–29.

1. 553.23 (079.3)
   Tomsk Prov. (57.12).

Usov, M. A., prof. A brief report on the geological investigation of the Novo-Sudzhensk mines of Tomsk Province. VOSI. Tomsk. 1917. Pp. [[unclear: page count]] and 3 figs.

1. Iron-ore deposits.
   Yeniseisk Prov.,
   Abakansk. (57.21).

Usov, M. A., prof. The geological structure of the area of the Abakan iron-ore deposit of Yeniseisk Province. VOSI. Tomsk. 1918. Pp. [[unclear: page count]] and 4 figs.

1. 553.5/6 Natural building stones and earths.
   Siberia (57).

Ponomarev, I. F., prof. Investigation of clays, limestones, and other minerals occurring in Siberia and necessary for the production of building materials. Tr. SOIIS. Tomsk. 1919. Part II, 101–105.

1. 553.7 Mineral waters.
   Transbaikal Region (57.3).

Belov, A. A. On certain mineral springs of the Barguzin District, Transbaikal Region.

Belov, A. A. On some mineral springs of the Barguzin district of the Transbaikal region. IINS. No. 3. Proceedings, vol. 60. No. 1. Pp. 39–48.
(Trip of students of the Tomsk Technological Institute to Transbaikalia in 1915, on the initiative of I. Mikhailenko and Prof. B. P. Weinberg, with funds from the TTI and Irkutsk Governor-General Knyazev).
(Extract 1. Turkinsky (Goryachinsky) spring. Investigation of the water of the main spring, carried out on site on June 13, 1915. 2. Kurbuliksky (formerly Zmeiny) spring. 3. Gusikhinsky spring. 4. Karginsky mineral spring. 5. “Kamenka” spring on the Ine River. 6. Urinsky mineral spring. 7. Ulyunsky spring. 8. Arshan Buksyken).

1. 553.7
   Western Siberia (57.1).

Gebler, I. V., engineer-technologist. Some salt lakes of Kokchetav District. ITTI. Vol. 46, issue I. 1924. Art. 4. Pp. 67–72. With 1 table, diagram.

Gebler, I. Einige Salzseen des Koktschetau’schen Gebietes. Bulletin of the Tomsk Institute of Technology. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 46. No. 1. 1924. Tomsk. P. 67–72. With 1 plate.
(The work presents the results of investigations by the balneological expedition of Prof. M. G. Kurlov in the summer of 1923 of a group of salt and mud lakes in the “Borovoe” area for therapeutic-resort purposes).

1. 553.7
   Western Siberia (57.1).

Gebler, I. V., engineer-technologist. The Petukhov soda lakes (in Slavgorod District, Omsk Province). ISTI. Vol. I (47), issue 2; 47–60. With 1 table, diagram.

Gebler, I. V. The soda lakes in Petochoff. (In the Slavgorod district of the Omsk government). Bulletin of the Siberian Institute of Tecnology. Vol. I (47), Number 2. P. 47–60. Tomsk. 1926.
(Investigation of the mineral lakes of the Kulunda steppe, chiefly in Slavgorod District, Omsk Province.)

1. 543.7
   Siberia (57).

Polonsky, A. P., instructor. Materials on the survey of the medicinal lakes of Siberia. Kur. G. 1923. No. 5. Pp. 16–32. Moscow. People’s Commissariat of Health. Department of Medicinal Localities. 1923. With 6 figures in the text.
(I. Lake Karachi. II. Lake Gorkoe (Chistoozern. resort). III. Lake Selitryanoe.
(Reported at a meeting of the Siberian Geological Committee in December 1922. Tomsk).

101. 561 Paleophytology. Irkutsk Province (57.22).

Khakhlov, V. A., mining engineer. The Jurassic group Ginkgoales of the Irkutsk coal basin. ITTI. Vol. 44. 1924. Art. 10; 33—52. With 49 figures on 11 plates.
(Bibliography: list of literature (34 titles)).

Chachloff, V. Ing. des mines. Les Ginkgoales du Jurassique du bassin houiller d’Irkoutsk. Bulletin of the Tomsk Institute of Technology. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 44 (1923). Tomsk. P. 33—52.

102. 561 Irkutsk Province (57.22).

Khakhlov, V. A., mining engineer. The Jurassic group Ginkgoales of the Irkutsk coal basin. ITTI. Vol. 44. 1923. Art. 10; 33—52. With 49 figures on 11 plates.
(Bibliography: list of literature (34 titles)).
(The paleophytological material of the Irkutsk basin was collected in batches by the Siberian Branch of the Geological Committee in 1919—1921, under the general direction of the geologist M. K. Korovin. Part of the literature (Jurassic ferns) was processed by A. I. Turuntaeva—(Izv. Sibirsk. Geolog. Komit. Vol. I, issue 5)).

103. 62:338 Techno-industrial enterprises. Tomsk (57.12).

Balakshin, S. A., instructor. Survey of Tomsk industrial enterprises by scientific workers under the direction of S. Balakshin. Tomsk. 1924. 61 pp. Separate brochure.

104. 621.2 Utilization of water energy. Siberia (57).

Balakshin, S. White coal of Siberia, concessions for the use of white coal, and a number of other notes on the economy of Siberia. Newspapers: “Sovetskaya Sibir” (Novo-Sibirsk), “Krasnoe Znamya” (Tomsk). 1922—26.

105. 621.2 Siberia (57).

Balakshin, S., Ing. Water Power Resources of Siberia. The First World Power Conference. London. 1924. P. 10. 4000 copies.

106. 621.2 Siberia (57).

Balakschin, S. Die Wasserkräfte Sibiriens und die Möglichkeiten für deren Ausnützung. World Power Conference. Sectional Meeting Bale. 1926. P. 20.

107. 621.2 Siberia (57).

Balakshin, S. A., instructor-engineer. Cadastre (inventory) of the water powers of Siberia. Trudy Sibispolvod. Tomsk. 1921. 20 pp. 500 copies.

108. 621.2 Yenisei Province (57.21).

Pinegin, V. N. The rapids of the Ana River. VSI. 1923. Vol. IV. No. 3. Pp. 36—40. With 4 plans on 2 plates.
(The Ana River is the largest tributary of the Abakan River from the right. This mountain river contains a significant number of rapids. The possibility of using the energy of this river in the future for the development of the metallurgical industry in the Abakan region.)

109. 621.2 Yenisei Province (57.21).

Pinegin, V. N. The Mana River in connection with the utilization of its water energy. VSI. 1923. Vol. IV. No. 4. Pp. 49—54. With 2 sketches on 1 plate.

110. 621.31 Electrical energy
Electrification. Siberia (57).

Balakshin, S. Electrification of Siberia in connection with the utilization of its water powers. Public lectures. Omsk. 1921. Novo-Nikolaevsk. 1922. Tomsk. 1924. 20 pp.

111. 621.716.3 Measuring instruments. Tomsk Province (57.12).

Egorov, I. I., engineer. A slide rule on the Tomsk Railway. VSI. 1923. Vol. IV. No. 4. Pp. 54—60. With 1 plate, r.-s.
(In 1920, on the Tomsk Railway, an experiment was carried out on the use of slide rules in the workshops.)

112. 622 Mining. Siberia (57).

Lazukhin, V. A. On paths for the development of mining and metallurgical affairs. Tr. SOIIS. Part II; 91–101.

113. 622.339 Mining and metallurgical industry. Siberia (57).

Mostovich, V. Ya., Prof. Testing stations and their role in the development of the mining and metallurgical industry. Tr. SOIIS. Tomsk. 1919. Part II: 82–90.

114. 622.11 Applied geology in mining. Irkutsk Province (57.22).

Korovin, M. K., Prof. Annual report on geological work in the Irkutsk coal basin in 1919. ISGK. Vol. I, issue 6. 1921. Pp. 39–41.

115. 622.11 Irkutsk Province (57.22).

Korovin, M. K., Prof. Annual report on geological work in the Irkutsk coal basin in 1920. ISOGK. Vol. II, issue 6. 1922. Pp. 54–61.

116. 622.12 Magnetic investigations in mining. Irkutsk Province (57.22).

Turchinsky, V., mining engineer. Magnetometric survey of a magnetite deposit within “Rudnaya (Dolonovaya) Mountain,” 5 versts from the Nikolaevsky Plant (Irkutsk Province, Nizhne-Udinsk District), 1920. The work was carried out by order of Sibgeolkom in the summer of 1920. (The results of the work—observation journals, a magnetometric map of vertical intensity, and the accompanying description—were submitted to Sibgeolkom; the work has not yet been printed.)

117. 622.12 Tomsk Province, Kuzn. District (57.12).

Turchinsky, V., mining engineer. Magnetometric survey of magnetite deposits in the Telbes area: Mount Temir-Tau and “Bolshaya Gora” (Kuznetsk Alatau, 100 versts from the city of Kuznetsk). (Work by order of the Central Geological Committee, begun as early as the summers of 1914 and 1916, and completed in 1926 by order of the Joint-Stock Company of the Kuznetsk Coal Mines. Manuscript: the work is in the process of preparation and is kept by the author.)

118. 622.311 Clay extraction. Siberia (57).

Ponomarev, I. F., Prof. Third Mendeleev Congress. VSI. 1922. No. 1, October. Pp. 54–59.

(The works of Siberian chemists-professors S. V. Lebedev, V. I. Minaev, and Ya. I. Mikhailenko were submitted by the reviewer and will be printed in the proceedings of the congress. In the section of mineral technology, the reviewer’s works were reported: 2. The clays of Siberia and their technical application. 3. The silicate industry of Siberia).

119. 622.33 Coal mines (development). Yenisei Province, Minusinsk District (57.21).

Kartashov, N. I., Prof. The Minusinsk coal basin. VSI. Vol. VII. No. 2. 1926.

120. 622.33 Coal developments. Irkutsk Province (57.22).

Kartashov, N. I., Prof. Cherembass. “Sov. Sib.” 1924. No. 248.

121. 622.33 Irkutsk Province (57.22).

Kartashov, N. I., Prof. Cheremkhovo coals. “Sov. Sib.” 1924. No. 280.

122. 622.33 Tomsk Province, Anzherka-Sudzhenka (57.12).

Pokrovsky, Iv. The Anzhero-Sudzhenka region and its significance. GZh. 1925. No. 7, July. Pp. 530–541.

123. 622.33.001 Coal testing. Irkutsk Province (57.22).

Kartashov, N. I., Prof. The quality of the coals of Cherembass. “Krasnyi Ugļūekop.” 1924.

1. 622.33.001 Testing of coals.
   Tomsk Province.
   Kuzbass (57.12).

Kartashov, N. I., prof. Results of testing the coals of Kuzbass (jointly with Professor Krylov). Tomsk. 1923.

1. 622.33.001
   Irkutsk Province (57.22).

Kartashov, N. I., prof. Coals of the Artemevskaya area of the Cheremkhovo district. Mining Journal. 1925. No. 7. Pp. 529—530.

1. 622.83.001 Testing of coals.
   Irkutsk Province (57.22).

Kartashov, N. I., prof. Coals of the Cheremkhovo coal basin and their testing in 1924. Publication of Cherembasstrest. Irkutsk. 1925. P. 112. With 10 figures.

1. 622.33.001
   Irkutsk Province (57.22).

Kartashov, N. I., prof. Coals of the Cheremkhovo coal basin. GZh., 1925. No. 8. Pp. 643—644.

1. 622.33.001
   Tomsk Province.
   Kuzbass (57.12).

Kartashov, N. I., prof. Coals of the southern group of Kuzbass and their testing in 1922. VSI. 1922. No. 2. Pp. 2—16.

1. 622.33.001
   Irkutsk Province (57.22).

Kartashov, N. I., prof. Cheremkhovo coals and their testing in 1924. VSI. 1925. Vol. V. No. 5. P. 7.

1. 622.33—11 Theoretical data on hard coal.
   Tomsk Province.
   Kuzn. U. (57.12).

Krylov, A. M., prof. Toward a characterization of the coals of Prokopyev and Solovyev. VSI. 1922. No. 1. October. Pp. 39—47. With 1 table and diagram.

1. 622.33—21 Workings (opening of workings).
   Irkutsk Province (57.22).

Korovin, M. K., prof. On opened workings in the Cheremkhovo district. VSI. Vol. V. Pp. [[unclear: missing page numbers]]. With 5 figures. Tomsk. 1920.

1. 622.342.1 Gold placers.
   Western Siberia (57.1).

Gudkov, P. P., prof. The district of the gold placers of A. S. Antonov and O. P. Vishnevsky in the Orsk uezd of Orenburg Province. ITTI. Vol. 39. 1915. No. 3. Columns 3; 1—37. With 3 tables (geological map, location of gold veins, and scheme of faults) with 2 pp. of offprints.

1. 622.342.1 Gold placers.
   Tomsk Province,
   Altai (57.12).

Pazukhin, V. A., engineer-technologist. At the mines of the Kuznetsk Alatau. ITTI. Vol. 40, issue 1. Pp. 64 + plate + 1 unnumbered page (offprints). 3 tables of schemes.

Pasuchin, V. A., Met. E. Cyanide practice In Kuznetsk—Alatau, Siberia. Bulletin of the Tomsk Institute of Technology. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 40. Number 1. 1918. Tomsk. 1919. P. 64.

1. 622.342.1 Gold placers.
   Yeniseisk Province (57.12).

Usov, M. A., prof. The Saralinsk gold-ore district. VOSI. Tomsk. Pp. [[unclear: missing page numbers]]. 1917. With a geological map.

1. 622.342—1—001 Prospecting for gold.
   Transbaikalia (57.32).

Gornostayev, N. N. Brief report on the results of work of the Dzhidinsk prospecting-geological party in 1923. ISOGK. Vol. III, issue 5. 1924. Pp. 53—54. (Prospecting for gold in Transbaikalia). According to the report of B. N. Artemyev.

136. 622.342—1—001. Gold prospecting. Tomsk Province (57.12).

Stepanov, B. L., instructor, TTI. Tasks and aims of Tompromrazvedka. GRD. Sib. Tomsk. 1921. November. Pp. 3—11.

137. 622.342—1—001. Tomsk Province, Kuzn. District (57.12).

Stepanov, B. L., instructor, TTI. Report on prospecting work for gold in the system of the Mrassu River. Proceedings of TsUGR. Moscow. 1922. Pp. [[unclear: page numbers omitted]]. 350 copies.

138. 622.47/49. Mine lighting. Siberia (57).

Khonin, G. V., prof. On the question of the possibility of using an alcohol-turpentine solution for lighting ore mines. VSI. Tomsk. 1923. Vol. IV. Pp. 16—22.
(Application of this method of lighting in 1918 in the Siberian mines. The work was carried out in the Laboratory of Organic Chemistry of the Tomsk Technological Institute, on assignment from the West Siberian Regional Fuel Committee).

139. 622.61. Mining. Work at the site. Tomsk Province, Kuzbass (57.12).

Strelnikov, D. A., mining engineer. Productivity standards for a coal-cutter in Kuzbass. VSI. 1923. Vol. IV. No. 3. Pp. 24—36.

140. 622.8. Dangers in mines. Siberia (57).

Lebedev, S. F., engineer-technologist. The Siberian mine hoisting cage from the standpoint of safety during hoisting. ITTI. Vol. 46, issue 2. 1925. Pp. 5; 35—50. With 2 tables of drawings.

Lebedeff, S. F. Safety hoisting cage of the Siberian coal mines. Bull. of the Tomsk Institute of Technol. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 46. Numb. 2. 1925. P. 35—50. With 2 plates.

141. 628.1:614.84. Fire-fighting water mains. Siberia (57).

Nikolin, Ya. I., prof. Features of fire-fighting water mains as applied to Siberia. IIIS. No. 4. Proceedings. Pp. [[unclear: page number omitted]]. PTO, No. 1. (1921). Pp. 1—48.

142. 628.1:614.84. Fire-fighting water mains. Siberia (57).

Nikolin, Ya. I., prof. Drawing up designs for fire-fighting water mains in the practice of Siberian cities. IIIS. No. 4. Proceedings. PTO. No. 1. Tomsk. (1921). Pp. 49—59.

143. 633.424. Tanning plants. Siberia (57).

Gebler, I. V., engineer. Some data on badan. Proceedings of the Tomsk Technological Institute. 1924. Vol. 45. Pp. 68—78. With 1 table.

Gebler, I. Einige Ergebnisse von Laxifraga crassifolia Untersuchungen. Bulletin of the Tomsk Institute of Technology. Siberia, Russia. 1924. Vol. 45. Tomsk. P. 68—78. With 1 plate.
(Work on the study of badan [in connection with assignments from Sibpromburo VSNKh to Professor V. I. Minaev], carried out in Tomsk, Technological Institute, 1922).

144. 633.424. Tanning plants. Tomsk Province, Altai (57.12).

Markov, V. P., instructor. Study of the tanning plants of central Altai. ITTI. Vol. 43. 1923. Pp. 40—56. With 2 maps.

145. 633.433. Sugar beet. Siberia (57).

Lebedev, S. V., prof. Instructions for the production of exploratory experimental sowings of sugar beet in Siberia. Published by the Beet-Sugar Section under the Society of Siberian Engineers. Tomsk. 1920. 8. Pp. 8. People’s Printing House No. 3, circulation not indicated.

146. 633.433. Eastern Siberia (57.3).

Lebedev, S. V., prof. Sugar-beet cultivation in Eastern Siberia. (Food Industry). Moscow. 1925.

147. 633.433                    Siberia (57).

Lebedev, S. V., prof. Measures for the development of the sugar industry in Siberia. Tomsk. 2nd State Printing House, TGSNH. 1921. 8°. Pp. 36. With 2 tables of diagrams on 1 sheet and 2 cartograms.

148. 633.433                    Notes. Siberia (57.1).

Lebedev, S. V., prof. District data on the quality of sugar beet in Western Siberia for the period 1916–1920. Tomsk. ITTI. 1925. Vol. 43, 6–3. Pp. 17.

149. 633.433                    Siberia (57).

Lebedev, S. V., prof. Results of experiments on the cultivation of sugar beet in Siberia. (Bulletin of the Sugar Industry). Kiev. 1923.

150. 633.433:338 Suger industry.    Tomsk and Altai provinces (57.12).

Lebedev, S. V., prof. Altai Province from the point of view of the development within its boundaries of the sugar industry. Publication of Sakhartrest. Moscow. 1924. (Collection of articles on the sugar industry). Art. 9. Pp. 86–126.

151. 661:338 Chemical industry.    Siberia (57).

Minaev, V. I., prof. The connection between the tasks of the Institute for the Study of Siberia and the matter of creating a chemical industry in Siberia. Tr. SOIIS. Tomsk. 1919. Part II; 69–79.

152. 661:338                    Siberia (57).

Minaev, V. I. The chemical industry, its distinctive features and significance for Siberia. VSI. Vol. IV. No. 5. Pp. 44–49.

153. 661.32 Soda production.    Siberia (57).

Minaev, V. I., prof. Prospects for the soda industry in Siberia. VSI. Vol. IV. No. 6. Pp. 19–26.

154. 661 Chemical technology.    Primorsk Province (57.3).
    661.47 Iodine and its compounds (extraction)

Kalishev, A. P. Investigation of the marine algae of Primorsk Oblast for the purposes of the industrial production from them of iodine and potassium salts. ISTI. Vol. I (47), issue 2. Art. 3; 28–33.

Kalisheff, A. P. The investigation Primorsky province of the industrial reception of iodin and potassium scalts. Bulletin of the Siberian Institute of Technology. Vol. I (47), Number 2. Tomsk. 1926. P. 28–33.

(It is related that during the war of 1914 the Resettlement Administration established in Tomsk, under the author’s direction, a chemical-pharmaceutical laboratory for the extraction of iodine and its salts, and also describes his project for the construction of an iodine plant not far from Vladivostok).

155. 662.6 Heating and fuel.    Siberia (57).

Chizhevsky, N. P., prof. On the need for a systematic study of fuel in Siberia. Tr. SOIIS. Tomsk. 1919. Part II; 66–68.

156. 662.63 Chemical technology of wood.    Siberia (57).

Kal’e, A. K., lecturer, and Povarnin, G. G. Investigation of the wood of Siberian trees. Journal of Applied Chemistry. Moscow. 1924. Vol. I, issue 3–4.
(The work was carried out from 1923 to 1926).

157. 668.47 Tar.    Siberia (57).

Minaev, V. I., prof. Birch-bark tar as a material for chemical processing. VSI. 1923. Vol. IV. No. 3. Pp. 7–18.
(The work was undertaken in 1920 to supply the Siberian railways with lubricating oils from wood resins produced by local handicraftsmen).

1. 663.1:664—6 Yeast and bread baking. Tomsk (57.12).

Lebedev, S. V., prof. Yeast as a fodder, food, and medicinal resource. STI. Vol. I (47), issue 2. Art. 1. Pp. 1—15.

Lebedeff, S. V. prof. The yeast as the fodder, food and medical resource. Bulletin of the Siberian Institute of Technology. Vol. 1 (47). Number 2. Tomsk. 1926. Pages 1—15.

(Prof. B. I. Slovtsov indicates that bread with yeast, prepared by Prof. S. V. Lebedev in Tomsk, preserving the yeast ferments, proved useful in secretory disorders of the stomach. Systematic experiments to study the action of yeast bread in various diseases were conducted by Prof. I. M. Levashev in the Therapeutic Hospital Clinic of Tomsk University in 1915—16. In 5 cases of diabetes, the consumption of yeast bread by Prof. S. V. Lebedev reduced sugar excretion to 1%. A case of a very severe form of Pemphigus, with a poor prognosis, was cured within 5 weeks by yeast (the disease of Prof. V. I. Elantsev).)

1. 664.1 Beet-sugar production. Siberia (57).

Lebedev, S. V., prof. Report on the activity of the beet-sugar section of the Society of Siberian Engineers for 1915—16. (BOSI. 1917. Tomsk. No. 1—4; 81 p. 3).
(An examination of Siberia with respect to the possibilities and conditions for the spread of the industrial cultivation of sugar beet and the determination of regions suitable for the creation of the sugar industry here. The work was conducted continuously from 1914 to 1926 in Tomsk, Omsk, and Novo-Sibirsk).

1. 664.1 Yeniseisk gubernia, Minusinsk uezd (57.21).

Silin, P. M., eng. Minusinsk uezd of Yeniseisk gubernia as a possible district of the sugar industry. BSI. 1923. Vol. IV. No. 4. Pp. 37—48. With 1 table-diagram.

1. 664.1/2 Starch-and-molasses production. Siberia (57).

Lebedev, S. V., prof. The significance of starch-and-molasses production in Siberia and its possibilities in Tomsk gubernia. BSI. Tomsk. 1924. Vol. V. No. 4; 22—36.

1. 664.2 Production of nutritive starchy substances. Siberia and Tomsk gubernia (57+57.12).

Lebedev, S. V., prof. The significance of starch-and-molasses production for Siberia and its possibilities in Tomsk gubernia. BSI. Vol. V. 1524. No. 4—6. Pp. 22—36.

1. 664.7 Flour-milling production. Siberia (57)

Balakshin, S. Types of Siberian mills. Bread Affairs of the USSR. Moscow. 1925. P. 3. 2000 copies.

1. 665 Illuminating materials. Siberia (57).

Gebler, I. V., techn. eng. Experiment in processing birch tar into lubricating and illuminating oils. (BSI. 1923. Vol. IV. No. 4. Pp. 25—29).
(Distillation of Siberian birch tar into lubricating and illuminating oils. The work was conducted at the Tomsk Technological Institute in 1920—21 by order of the Technical Office of Siberian Engineers. Tomsk. GSNKh).

1. 665 Illuminating substances. Siberia (57).

Khonin, G. V., prof. On the question of the possibility of using an alcohol-turpentine solution for lighting residential premises. BSI. Tomsk. 1023. Vol. IV. No. 4. Pp. 22—25.

1. 665.3 Vegetable illuminating oils. Siberia (57).

Ninaev, V. I., prof. and Gebler, I. V., eng. Illuminating, lubricating, and other oils from birch tar. News of Scientific-Technical Works in the Republic. 1924, issue XII.
(Distillation of Siberian tar into lubricating and illuminating oils. The work was carried out at the Tomsk Technological Institute in 1920—21, by order of the Technical Office of Siberian Engineers and the Tomsk GSNKh).

167. 667:63.342 3 Dyeing. Siberia (57).

Gebler, I. V., engineer. On the use of badan in the dyeing of fibrous substances. VOSI. Tomsk. 1926. No. 2.
(The work was carried out in the winter of 1925 at the Siberian Technological Institute in Tomsk, for the utilization of Siberian saxifrages.)

168. 669.21 Metallurgy of gold. Tomsk (57.12).

Mostovich, V. Ya. and Pazukhin, V. A. Investigation of gold-bearing ores in the Metallurgical Laboratory of the Tomsk Technological Institute. Dedicated to the memory of Prof. Lev Lvovich Tov. ITTI. Vol. 39. 1915. No. 3. 1918. Article 2; 1–110. With 8 tables of drawings. 2 pp. reprints.

169. 669.3 Metallurgy of copper. Yeniseisk Province (57.21).

Mostovich, V. Ya., prof. Copper-smelting plants in Yeniseisk Province. (Report on a summer assignment, 1914.) ITTI. Vol. 42. 1922. Article 2. Pp. 1–12. With 1 plate of drawings.

Mostovitch, W., prof. Copper Smelting in the Enissey district. Bullet. of the Tomsk Institute of Technology. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 42. (1922). P. 112. Tomsk. 1926. With 1 plate.

170. 669.3 Metallurgy of copper. Eastern Siberia and Mongolia (57.3).

Shakhov, F. N. Interrelations and contacts of eruptive rocks with limestones in the area of the Bago-Borichen copper-ore deposit in Northern Mongolia. From the Geological Cabinet of the Tomsk Technological Institute. ITTI. Vol. 46, issue 1. 1924. Article 3: 39–66. With 4 tables of drawings and 2 maps.

Chakhoff, F. W. Relations et contacts des roches éruptives et des calcaires dans la région du gîte de cuivre Bago-Borigtscheine (Mongolie du Nord). Bullet. of the Tomsk Institute of Technology. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 46. Number 1. 1924. P. 39–66. With 4 plates a. 2 maps.

(The investigations began 70 versts from Kyakhta in 1913 and were conducted by Prof. M. A. Usov on the instructions of the Board of the Tushetukhan and Tsetsenkhan aimags’ Mining Association. The material collected there was processed by the author.)

171. 675–024 Tanning substances in leather production. Irkutsk Province (57.22).

Gebler, I. V., engineer. On the use of badan at the Irkutsk tanneries. (From a trip to Irkutsk in the summer of 1922.) VSI. 1923. Vol. IV. No. 6. Pp. 27–30.

172. 676 Paper production. Siberia (57).

Minaev, V. I., prof. On the question of establishing wood-pulp and cellulose-paper industries in Siberia. VSI. 1923. Vol. IV. No. 4. Pp. 11–16.

173. 677 Textile production. Siberia (57).

Gebler, N. V., engineer. Bleaching flax with potassium permanganate. VOSI. 1926. No. 3.
(The work to establish a method of bleaching flax with permanganate, with a view to using Siberian saxifrages for these purposes, was carried out in the winter of 1925 at the Siberian Technological Institute in Tomsk.)

174. 677.1:338 Flax industry. Siberia (57).

Minaev V. I., prof. On the Russian flax industry and measures for raising it in Siberia. IIIS. No. 4. Tr. PTO. No. 1. Tomsk. (1921). Pp. 60–76.

175. 69:61–006 Construction. Siberia (57).

Paramonov, P. A., engineer. Construction of resorts. VSI. Vol. V. 1924. No. 4–6. Pp. 40–51.
(Reference to Siberian resorts—Borovoe, Shiro, Belokurikha, Lebyazhye, Aul, Rakhmanovskie Springs, and others.)

176. 69:61–006 Siberia (57).

Paramonov, P. A., engineer. Construction of resorts. VSI. Vol. V. Tomsk. 1924. No. 4–6; 40–51.

(Review: Mul’tanovskii, M. K.—D. M. 1926. No. 1 (Jan., 118). The author, familiar with the resorts of Siberia, in his article, after a number of general considerations on the question of resort construction, in the practical part of the work dwelt on the problems of planning and improvement of the resorts Borovoe, Shira, and Karachi).

177. 691 Building materials.
691.2 Stones.
Western Siberia (57.1).

Bobarykov, I. I., prof. Materials on testing building stones of Western Siberia. (According to data of the Mechanical Laboratory of the Tomsk Technological Institute). ITTI. Vol. 42. 1922. Art. 1. Pp. 1–50. With 1 map.

Bobarykov, I. I., prof. Materials on investigations of the Building Stones in West Siberia. Bulletin of the Tomsk Institute of Technology. Siberia, Russia. Vol. 42. 1922. Tomsk. 1926. P. 1–50. With 1 plate.

178. 693 Fireproof buildings.
Tomsk province (57.12).

Molotilov, N. I., instr. A brief guide to fire-resistant construction, compiled with reference to the conditions of Tomsk province. Publication of the Tomsk Provincial Communal-Economy Department. Tomsk. 1923. Pp. 32. 500 copies. (The edition is already out of print).

179. 693:016 Fire-resistant construction.
Siberia (57).

Nikolin, Ya. I., prof. Bibliographic data for a guide in the field of rural fire-resistant construction in Siberia. IIIS. No. 4. Proceedings of the PTO. No. 1. Tomsk. (1921). Pp. 77–84.

180. 7.001 Arts.
Siberia (57).

Kryachkov, A. D. On the tasks of studying art in Siberia. Proceedings of SOIIS. Tomsk. Part I.; 91–94.

181. 778.3 Scientific photography.
Siberia (57).

Mikhailenko, Ya. I., prof. The role of photography in the study of Siberia. Proceedings of SOIIS. Tomsk. 1918. Part I. Pp. 58–60.

182. 91.007 Geography (personnel).
Siberia (57).

Pavlov, B. A. Training workers in the field of geography. Proceedings of SOIIS. Tomsk. 1919. Part II; 18–20.
Report of January 20, 1919.
(Having heard the report and exchanged views, the meeting expresses itself in favor of the necessity of opening, at Tomsk University, a department of geography and regional studies).

183. 912 Cartography.
Western Siberia, Tobolsk province (57.11).

Weinberg, B. P., and Weinberg, K. B. Cartographic works of the Ob–Taz expedition of the Institute for the Study of Siberia. IIIS. No. 5. Proceedings of the GO. No. 2. Tomsk. (1921). Pp. 9–16. With 3 maps.
(Dedicated to the memory of A. B. Weinberg, who perished 7.9.19 in the bay “Nakhodka”).

184. 92:669.22 Biography of a gold metallurgist.
Tomsk (57.12).

Memoirs of Professor L. L. Tove and his biography. ITTI. Vol. 29, dedicated to the memory of Professor Lev L’vovich Tove. 1915. No. 3. Art. 1; I–XIX. 1918.

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