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Congress of United States 

Congressional Reconl, 56tli Congress, 2d session, v. 34, nos. 18-42; Jan. 
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Loud, E. F. Railway mail p4v [2d-cla.ss mail matter, pneumatic-tube 
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edition incorrectly printed.] 

LAWS 

Agnew, Martha. Act to pension Mrs. Agnew. Api>roved Jan. 15, 1901, 

1 p. (Private 73.) 
Algodones grant, Ariz. Act for relief of occupants of lands included in 

grant. Approved Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Public 8.) 
Anderson, Edwin S. Act to increase pension of An<lerson. Ajiproved 

Jan. 2.3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 94.) 

Appropriations. Act making approjniatiDns Jo sUpjilvurgentdeficiencies, 
1901. Approved Jan. 4, 1901. 2 pp. n'ublic4.) 

Arnett, Andrew J. Act to increase pension of Arnett. Ajiproved Jan. 
23, 1901. 1 p. (Private 102.) 



6 January, 1901 

Bennett, Ailfie. Act to pension Mrn. Bennett. Approved Jan. lo, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 71.) 
Biilwell, Emma J. Act to pension Mrs. Bidwell. Approved Jan. 14, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 22.) 

Boutelle, Charles A. Joint resolution authorizing appointment of 

Boutelle as ca])tain on retired li.st. Approved Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. 

(Public res. 4.) 
Briggeman, Nichola.s. Act to increa.se pension of Briggenian. Approved 

Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 58.) 
Brill, Cornwell M. Act to increase pension of Brill. Ai)j)roved Jan. 14. 

1901. 1 p. (Private 18.) 
Brinckerhoff, Rosalia Tejidor. Act to pension ^Irs. Brinckerhoff. 

Approved Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private :». ) 
Brooks, Elizabeth. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Brooks. Approved 

Jan. 23, 1901. 1 p. (Private 185.) 
Brown, Josephine. Act to pension Josephine Brown. Approved Jan. 

14,1901. 1 p. (Private 27.) 
Burnett, Roland. Act to pension Burnett. Approved Jan. 17, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 84.) 

Cabbell, Ernune D. Act to increase pension of Mrs. ("ab})ell. Approved 

Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 29. ) 
Calvin, Marv J. Act to pension ]\Irs. Calvin. Approved Jan. 15, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 74.) 

Cellar, Frances M. Act to pension Mrs. Cellar. Approved Jan. 28, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 184.) 
Childs, Frances E. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Cliilds. Approved 

Jan. 28, 1901. 1 p. (Private 186. ) 
Childs, James U. Act to increase i>ension of Childs. Approved Jan. 14, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 48.) 
Chittenden, William Lyman. Act to pension Chittenden. .\i)i)roved 

Jan. .80, 1901. 1 j). ' ( Private 160. ) 
Cissna, Isaac N. Act to increase pension of Cissna. Apjiroved Jan. 28, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 108.) 
Claiborne, Thomas. Act to increase itension of Claiborne. Approved 

Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 156.) 
Clark, Eva. Act to i)ension Mrs. Clark. Approved Jan. 28, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 100.) 
Claus.sen, Charles. Act to increase pension of Claussen. Approved Jan. 

14,1901. 1 p. (Private 58.) 
Cluke, Ann E. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Cluke. .\i>proved Jan. 

28,1901. 1 p. (Private 118.) 
Colbath, Clara E. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Coll)ath. Ajiproved 

Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 41.) 

Colby, (iilbert F. Act to increase pension of Colbv. Approved Jan. 28, 
1901. 1 p. ( Private 144. ) 

Cole, (ieorge (). Act to increase pension of C^ole. Ai)proved Jan. 14, 
1901. 1 J). (Private 50.) 

Cooley, Franklin. Act to i)ension Cooley. Api)roved Jan. 15, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 66.) 
Coombs, John. Act to increa.«e pension of Coombs. Aiiproved Jan. 28, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 129.) 
Courts of Cnited Statt's. .\ct to amend act to create .'southern division 

of southern [judicial] district of Iowa, and to tix time and place for 

holding court theri'in. Api)roved Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (PubhcO.) 
Act to provide for holding circuit and district courts for eastern 

district of Arkansa.«. Api>roved Jan. 16, 1901. 1 p. (Public 11.) 



January, 1901 7 

Courts of United States^ — Continued. Act to fix time for hoMinjx dis- 
trict and circuit courts for northeastern division of eastern district 
of Tennessee. Approved Jan. 19, U)01. 1 p. (Public 14.) 

Act to divide West Virginia into 2 judicial districts. Approved 

Jan. 22, 1901. 3 pp. (Public 16.) 

Act to create new division in western judicial district of Missouri. 

Approved Jan. 24, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 19.) 

Coventon, James H. Act to increase pension of Coventon. Approved 
Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 149. ) 

Crotsenburg, Harriet. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Crotsenburg. 
Approved Jan. 17, 1901. 1 p. (Private 87.) 

Culver. Edwin. Act to increai^e pension of Culver. Approved Jan. 14, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 40.) 

Daniels, Susan. Act to increase pension of ^Irs. Daniels. Ai)proved 
Jan. 23, 1901. 1 p. (Private 106. ) 

Danilson, Lucv E. Act to increas^e pension of Mrs. Danilson. Approved 
Jan. 23, 1901. 1 p. (Private 142.) 

Dardanelle, Ark. Act for relief of Presbvterian Church of Dardanelle. 

Approved Jan. 23, 1901. 1 p. (Private 145. ) 
Davis, Brice. Act to increase pension of Davis. Approved Jan. 23, 190] . 

1 p. (Private 91.) 
Davis, Henrv K. Act to pen.sion Davis. Approve<l Jan. 23, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 124.) 

Dean, Marv R. Act to pension ]Mrs. Dean. Approved Jan. 15, 1901. 

1 p. ( Private 70. ) 
De Silva, Lydia J. Act to pension Mrs. De Silva. Approved Jan. 15, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 79.) 
Devine, Charles S. Act to pension Devine. Approved Jan. 14, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 47.) 

District of Columbia. Act annulling subdivision of Pencote Heights. 

Approved Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Public 20. ) 
Act for closing part of alley in square 169, AVashington, and for 

sale thereof to Young Men's Christian Association of Washington. 

Approved Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Public 21.) 
Act to amend act to amend criminal laws of District [as to security 

for appearance and fines], apjiroved Julv 8, 1898. Approved Jan. 

28, 1901. 1 p. (Public 24. ) 
Domon, Oliver. Act to increase pension of Domon. Approved Jan. 14, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 12.) 

Dornon, Samuel. Act to pension Dornon. Approved Jan. 23, 1901. 1 p. 
(Private 118.) 

Dow, Lucinda D. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Dow. Approved Jan. 
14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 35.) 

Drew, Charlotte W. Act to increase pension of ]Mrs. Drew. Approved 
Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 158. ) 

Du Bois, Emma L. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Du Bois. Approved 
Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 24.) 

Eldridge, P'lizabeth W. Act to increa.se pension of Mrs. Eldridge. Ap- 
proved Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 154.) 

Ellis, Lunsford. Act to increase pension of Ellis. Approved Jan. 23, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 116.) 

Erb, John. Act to pension Erb. Approved Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Pri- 
vate 30.) 

Fanner, Erie E. Act to pension Mrs. Farmer. Approved Jan. 25, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 150.) 



8 January, 1901 

FauMs, John. Act to remove charge of desertion from Faulds. Ap- 
proved Jan. lit, 1901. 1 p. (Private 89.) 

Felker, Amos W. Act to pension Felker. Approved Jan. 14, 1901 . 1 p. 
( Private 59. ) 

Fergn.son, Andrew. Act to pension Ferguson. Apjjroved Jan. 14, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 34.) 

Ferry, William M. Act to i)ension Ferry. Approved Jan. 14, 1901. 
i p. (Private 5.) 

Free Deliverv Division. Act to lease i)remises for use of [division]. 
Approved Jan. 22, 1901. 1 p. (Pul)Iic 17.) 

Frontier County, Xebr. Act for resurvey of townshij:* 8, range 30 west, 
0th principal meridian. Approved Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Public 6.) 

Gates, Jesse F. Act to increase pension of Gates. Approved Jan. 23, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 143.) 

General Land Office. xVct to supply deficiency in appropriation for 
transcrii)ts of records and plats in office. Approved Jan. 22, 1901. 
1 p. (Public 18.) 

Gratton, William T. Act to increase pension of Gratton. Approved 
Jan. 23, 1901. 1 p. (Private 133.) 

Groff, J. J. Act to pension Groff. Approved Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Pri- 
vate 147. ) 

Groshon, Nellie L. Act to pension Mrs. (iroshon. Approved Jan. 14, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 10.) 

Harrit^on, Emilv Haines. Act to pension Emily Haines Harrison. Ap- 
proved Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 57.) 

Harrison, ( Jeorge W. Act to increase pension of Harrison. Approved 
Jan. 23, 1901. 1 p. (Private 119.) 

Harvev, Rebecca. Act to pension Mrs. Harvey. Approved Jan.- 15, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 67.) 

Havden, Edward pA'erett. Acf for relief of Havden. Approved Jan. 
" 19,1901. 1 p. (Public 15.) 

Havden, (Jeorge B. Act to increase pension of Havden. Approved 
.Ian. 2.3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 101.) 

Hel>el, Louis. Act to increase pension of Hebel. Approved Jan. 14, 

1901. ] p. (Private 05.) 
Hendrickson, Joseph E. Act to pension Hendrickson. Approved Jan. 

14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 23.) 
Hering, Alfred. Act to increase pension of Heiing. Approved Jan. 

23, 1901. 1 J). (Private 97.) 
Hi.xson, Maria H. Act to pension ^Vlrs. Hixson. Approved Jan. 17, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 80.) 

Homestead. Act to allow commutation of homestead entries [to set- 
tlers under act for free homesteads on public lands surrendered by 
Indian tribes]. Approved Jan. 20, 1901. 1 p. (Public 22.) 

Hou.«e of Representatives. Act making ai)portionment under 12th cen- 
sus. Ai)proved Jan. 10, 1901. 1 p^ (Public 12.) 

Huff, Thomas (i. Act to increa.se pension of Huff. Ai)proved Jan. 23, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 98.) 

Hutchison, John F. Act to increase pension of Hutchison. Approved 
Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 38.) 

Inauguration. Joint resolution authorizing pennits for use of public 
spa<es in Washington, Mar. 4, 1901. Approved Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. 
( Pul)hc re.'^. 5. ) 

International Law, Digest of. Joint resolution authori/ing publication 
of digest. Approved Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. ( Pul)lic res. 3. ) 



January, 1901 9 

Irvin, Charles H. Act to increase pension of Irvin. Approved Jan. 14, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 9.) 

Irvine, James. Act to increase pension of Irvine. Approved Jan. 23, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 137.) 

Johnson, Stephen. Act to increase pension of Johnson. Approved Jan. 
23,1901. 1 p. (Private 92.) 

Jones, Mathew T. Act to increase pension of Jones. Approved Jan. 14, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 11.) 

Kirk, Elani. Act to increase pension of Kirk. Apjiroved Jan. 23, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 114.) 

Kirkendall, Samuel W. Act to increase pension of Kirkendall. Ap- 
proved Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 4(5. ) 

Kurtz, Bvron. Act to increase pension of Kurtz. A]ii)roved Jan. 14, 
190L 1 p. (Private 25.) 

Lacey, Marv E. Act to pension Mrs. Lace v. Approved Jan. 15, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 78.) 

Lane, John Calvin. Act to pension Lane. Approved Jan. 31, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 1(52.) 

Laughlin, Lurinda. Act to pension Lurinda Laujihlin. Approved Jan. 
17,1901. 1 p. (Private 85.) 

Lav, Olive W. Act to pension Mrs. Lav. Approved Jan. 15, 1901. 1 ]>. 
(Private 68.) 

Lewis, Julia E. G. Act to pension Mrs. Lewis. Approved Jan. 15, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 76.) 

Littlefield, Anna E. Act to pension ^Irs. Littletield. Approved Jan. 
23,1901. 1 p. (Private 131.) 

Longfellow, Stephen. Act to increase pension of Longfellow. Ap- 
- proved Jan. 23, 1901. 1 p. (Private 141. ) 

Lj'ster, ]Martha G. D. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Lvster. Ap- 
proved Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 148. ) 

McCov, John R. Act to pension McCov. Approved Jan. 23, 1901. 1 p. 
(Private 103.) 

McCov, ]Melancthon. Act to increase pension of McCoy. Approved 
Jan. 15, 1901. 1 p. (Private 72.) 

McElroy, William T. Act for relief of ^IcElroy. [Became law by limi- 
tation of time, Jan. 26, 1901 , without approval. ] 1 p. ( Private 159. ) 

McLaughlin, INIarv Jane. Act to pension ^larv Jane McLaughlin. Ap- 
proved Jan. 14, 1901. 1 ji. (Private 8.) " 

McMaster, William R. Act to increase pension of McMaster. Ap- 
proved Jan. 23, 1901. 1 p. (Private 117.) 

Mehring, Frederick. Act to remove charges of desertion from ]\Iehring. 
Approved Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 17.) 

Milliken, Samuel. Act for relief of Marion Trust Company, adminis- 
trator of Milliken. Approved Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 16. ) 

Mississippi River. Act to authorize construction of bridge across river 
at or near Graj'S Point. Mo. [l)y Southern Illinois and Missouri 
Bridge Company]. Approved Jan. 26, 1901. 4 pp. (Public 23.) 

Morev, David H. Act to increase pension of ]\lorev. Ajiproved Jan. 
23,1901. 1 p. (Private 107. ) 

Morrison, John H. Act to increase pension of ^lorrison. Approved 
Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 6.) 

Morse, Henry O. Act for relief of Morse. Approved Jan. 14, 1901. 1 
p. (Private 15.) 

Muck, Edvth M. Act to increase jiension of Mrs. Muck. Ai)proved 
Jan. 23, 1901. 1 p. (Private 132.) 



10 January, 1901 

Miirrav. Kvt'lvn Xoalf. Ai-t to iiurease pension of Mrs. Murray. Ai> 

|.rovr<lJan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 42. ) 
Natiiinal Ilniue for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Art toestablish branch 

lumie at or near Jolinsun City, Tenn. Api)rove<l Jan. 28, 1901. 1 p. 

( I'ublic 25. ) 
Nichols, Samuel. Act to pension Nichols. Approve<l Jan. 2o, 1901. 

1 J). (Private 95.) 
Nicklin. Joiin. Act to increa.se pension of Nickliii. Apjiroved Jan. 14, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 51.) 
Northrop, A. Act to iiicrea.se i)ensi(jn of Northrop. Approved Jan. 14, 

1901. 1 p. ( Private :«.) 
Nowlin, Lutie M. Act to quitclaim certain title of United States to Mrs. 

Nowlin. Approved Jan. 24, 1901. 1 p. (Private 146.) 
O'l^earv, I><juise. Act to pension Mrs. O'Learv. Approved Jan. 15, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 69.) 
O'Linn, Kanuie M. Act to increa.se pension of Mrs. O'Linn. Approved 

Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private52.) 
( )liver, William. Act to increase pension of Oliver. Approved Jan. 23, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 115.) 
( )saj;e Ki ver. Act i>ermittins building of dam across river at Warsaw, Mo. 

Approved Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Public 7. ) 
Osborn, James. Act to increase pension of Osborn. Approved Jan. 23, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 105.) 
Parmalee, Kdward A. .\ct to increase pension f»f Parmalee. .\pproved 

Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private26.) 
Parsons, Nellie L. Act to pension Mrs. Parsons. Approved Jan. 23, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 109.) 
Pennvpacker, Eliza D. Act to pension Mrs. Pennvpacker. Approved 

Jan. 23, 1901. 1 p. (Private 104. ) 
Perkins, Charles A. Act to increase pension of Perkins. Approved 

Jan. 23, 1901. 1 p. (Private 96. ) 
I'hilli|>s, Hester A. Act to pension Mrs. Phillips. Approved Jan. 23, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 130.) 
IMiilpot, Micager. Act to pension Philpot. Approved Jan. 15, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 77.) 
Pitschner, Krnst. Act to increase pension of IMtschner. Approved Jan. 

14,1901. 1 p. (Private 21.) 
Pitts, Jasper. Act to increase pension of Pitts. Ajiproved Jan. 23, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 99.) 
Porter, Francis M. Act to increase pension of Porter. Approved Jan. 

23, 1901. 1 p. (Private 93.) 
Presidential electors. Act providing for jiayment of electoral messen- 
gers. .\pproved Jan. 11, 1901. 1 j). (Publico.) 
Pushor, I'^ben E. Act to increase pension of Pushor. Approved Jan. 

2.3,1901. 1 p. (Private 122.) 
Ciuiini, Joseph. Act to ]iension (^uinii. A])pr(ivt'd Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 54.) 
Quinn, Marv J. Act to pensidu Mrs. (^uinii. Apjirovcd Jan. 14, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 36.) 

Rainev, James II. Act to juMision Rainev. Apjjrovetl Jan. 15, 1901. 

1 p. (Private SI.) 
Randall, R. II. Act to pension Randall. Apj. roved Jan. 31, 1901. 1 p. 

(Pnvat<' 161.) 



January, 1901 11 

Eeamer, Prudence. Act to pension ]\Ir.«. Keanicr. Approved JaTi. 23, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 126.) 
Rembaugh, Alonzo C. Act to iiicreai^e pension of Renibaugh. Approved 

Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 48.) 
Repetti, Caroline Z. Act to increa.se pension of Mr?. Kepetti. Approved 

Jan. 2:i, 1901. 1 p. (Private 127.) 
Riden, Lewis H. Act to increase pension of Riden. Approved Jan. 14, 

1901. ^ 1 p. (Private 61.) 
Ridlon, Ciideon W. T. Act to increase pension of Kidlon. Approved 

Jan. 14, 1901. 1 !>. ( Private 60. ) 
Ripplenian, Benjamin. Act to increase pension of Rip})lenian. Approved 

Jan. 23, 1901. 1 p. (Private 140.) 
Roberts, Albert A. Act to increase pension of Roberts. Approved Jan. 

23,1901. 1 p. (Private 138.) 
Roberts, Cornelius W. Act to pension Roberts. Ap])roved Jan. 14, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 45.) 
Rollins, Augustus R. Act to pension Augustus R. Rollins, alias Rhe- 

naultA. Rollins. Approved Jan. 23. 1901. 1 p. (Private 125.) 
Roop, John. Act to increase pension of Roop. Approved Jan. 23, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 90.) 
Rusling, Emma R. Act to pension Mrs. Rusling. Approved Jan. 14, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 20.) 
Saline lands. Act extending mining laws to saline lands. Approved 

Jan. 31, 1901. 1 p. (Public 26.) 
Schutz, Sanuael. Act to increase pension of ^^chutz. Approved Jan. 

23, 1901. 1 p. (Private 120.) 
Sharpe, ^larie. Act to increase pension of JMrs. Sharpe. Api)roved 

Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 13.) 
Sharrard, Annie B. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Sharrard. Ap- 
proved Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 55. ) 
Shroder, Cornelius. Act to increase pension of Shroder. Approved 

Jan. 23, 1901. 1 p. (Private 112.) 
Smith, Joseph. Act to increase pension of Smith. Approved Jan. 23, 

1901. 1 p. ( Private 139. ) 
Smith, Laura Ann. Act to increase jiension of Mrs. Smith. Approved 

Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 153.) 
Smithsonian Institution. Joint resolution to till vacancy in board of 

regents [bv appointment of (leorge (Trav]. Approved Jan. 14, 1901. 

1 p. (Public res. 2.) 
Solomon, Svlvester. Act to increase pension of Solomon. Approved 

Jan. 23", 1901. 1 p. (Private 128.) 
Stephenson, Emma C. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Stephenson. 

Approved Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 49.) 
Stillman, Eliza M. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Stillman. Approved 

Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 14.) 
Sturdv, Edith Lockwood. Act to increase i)ension of Mrs. Sturdv. Ap- 
proved Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 152.) 
Summers, Betsey A. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Suminei's. Ap- 
proved Jan." 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 64.) 
Taber, Moses H. Act to increase pension of Taber. Approved Jan. 14, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 44.) 
Tate, Sarah E. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Tate. Api)rovcd Jan. 

14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 7.) 



12 Jan TAR Y, 1901 

Tavlor, (i\\f< W. At-t lo increajje i)ension of Tavlor. Approved Jan. 

14. IWl. 1 p. (Private 32.) 
Texai». Act for estahli.-hment of intersection of true 100th meridian 

with Ke<l River, to a."*fertain amount of taxes rollectetl J>y Texas in 
• (ireer County and expemlitures on account of said county by said 

State [etc.]. ' Ajtproved Jan. 15, 1901. 3 pp. (Public 10. ) 
Thomas James? H. Act to i)ension Thomas. Approved Jan. 15,1901. 

1 p. ( Private 75. ) 
Tiernev, E<hnund P. Act to increase pension of Tiemev. Approved 

Jail. 17, 1901. 1 p. (Private 83.) 
Trapp, Benjamin F. Act to pension Trapp. Approved Jan. 23, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 110. ) 

UUman, Aujrusta. Act to pension Mrs. Ullmau. Approve*! Jan. 14, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 62.) 
Utah. Act relating to account.« of marshals and clerks of district courts 

of Territory of Utah. Approvefl Jan. 19, 1901. 1 p. (Public 13.) 
Van Gelder, Henrv. Act to increase pension of Van Gelder. Approved 

Jan. 23, 1901. " 1 p. (Private 111.) 
Van Wicklen, Julia. Act to pension Mrs. Van Wicklen. Approved 

Jan. 2.3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 123.) 
Velten, Adam. Act to increase pension of Velten. Approved Jan. 23, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 121.) 
Weinheimer, Catharine. Act to pension Mrs. Weinheimer. Approved 

Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. ( Private 37. ) 
Westfield, Charles A. Act to increa.se pension of Westfield. Approved 

Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 56. ) 
White, Henrv L. Act to pension White. Approve*! Jan. 15, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private' SO.) 
White, Thoma«. Act to pension White. Approved Jan. 17, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 88.) 
Whitmore, Marv A. Act to i^nsion Mrs. Whitmore. Approved Jan. 

17,1901. l"p. (Private 82.) 
Wilcox, John H. Act to increase pension of Wilcox. Approve<l Jan. 14, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 28.) 
Wilcox, Mary Emily. Act to increa.se pension of Mrs. Wilcox. Ajv 

prove<l J'an. 25,"l901. 1 p. ( Private 157. ) 
Wilkins<in. (iertrude B. Act to increa.«e iK?nsion of Mrs. Wilkinson. 

.\pprovtHl Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. ( Private 155. ) 
Wilmarth, Marv V. Act to increa.«e i)ension of Mrs. Wilmarth. Ap- 
proval Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (Private 31. ) 
Wilson, John J. Act to increa.se i>ension of Wilson. Approve<l Jan. 14, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 19.) 
Winkler, Martin V. B. Act to increa.se pension of Winkler. Approved 

Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. ( Private 63. ) 
Wiswell, Charles A. D. .\ct to increase pension of Wiswell. Approved 

Jan. 25. 1901. 1 p. ( Private 151. ) 

SENATE 

.\laska. Petitiim from L. W. (iilchrist praying for changes in mining 
laws relating to .\laska; pre.><'nted bv >lr. Thurston. Jan. 3, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. d(K-. 69. ) 

China. Petition of I.aurus Ix>omis and others, manufacturers of cotton 
in Southern States, expressing ajiproval of action in protection of 
Amerii«n intercuts in China, known a< o{x'n-door policv; pre.><ented 
by Mr. lx>dgi\ Jan.9. IWl. 5 pp. (S. doc. 79.) 



Jaxuaky, 1901 13 

Committees. List of committees foroHtli Congress, lM session. Dec. 17, 
1900. 8 pp. 

Same. Jan. 3, 1901. 8 pp. 

Holland submarine boat. Letter of George Dewey testifying to value of 
Ixiat for coast and harbor defense, and his testimony in favor of 
boat before House ("onunittee on Naval .\ffairs; presentetl bv Mr. 
Stewart. Jan. 29, 1901. 4 pp. (S.doc. 122. ) 

Papers on military value of boat and need of additional boats of 

Holland tvpe; presenteil bv Mr. Daniel. Jan. 28, 1901. 32 pp. 
(S. doc. llo. ) 

Kagayan 8ulu. Sketch of islands of Cagayan Sulu and Sibutu [compila- 
tion of extract.^]; presented bv Mr. Loilge. Jan. 22, 1901. 9 pp. 
(S. doc. io:>.) 

Kiowa and Comanche Reservation. ^lemorial from Choctaw Nation 
relative to status of lands oi Wichita Reservation [and of Kiowa, 
Comanche, and Apache Indians, in Oklahoma]; presented bv 'Sir. 
Thurston. Jan. 2(5, 1901. 4 pp. (S. doc. 114.) 

Liquors. Letter from Benjamin Harrison, favoring additional treaties 
and laws to protect uncivilized races of New Hebrides and central 
Africa against importation of intoxicants, opium, and firearms; pre- 
sented by Mr. Lodge. Jan. 4, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 73. ) 

Memorial from people of Warrensburg, Mo., against extensitin of 

liipior trattic into Cuba, Porto Rico, or Philii)pine Islanils; pre.«ented 
by Mr. Cockrell. Jan. 21, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 101. ) 

^lembers. List of Senators of 56th Congress, 2d session. [Jan. 17, 1901.] 
2L f» 

^lilitary Academy. Article from AVashington Post, by S. S. Laws, on 
hazing at academv; presented bv ^Ir. Vest. Jan. 18, 1901. 2 pp. 
(S. doc. 98.) 

Osage Indians. Memorial from Indians, remonstrating against abolish- 
ment of their tribal form of government; presented bv Mr. Cock- 
rell. Jan. 26, 1901. 13 pp. (S. doc. 113.) 

Philippines. Cablegram from federal party, Philippine Islands, urging 
Congre.ss to authorize President to establish civil government in 
islands. Jan. 28, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 119.) 

Rio Grande. Memorial in re S. 3794 [for equitalile distribution of waters 
of Rio Grande between L'nited States and Mexico], history of Rio 
Grande Dam and Irrigation Companv and Klephant Butte dam case; 
presented by :Mr. Carter. Jan. 22, 1901. 24 pp. (S. doc. 104. ) 

Sandy Bay. Lettei-s testifying to nece.<sity of harbor of refuge at Rock- 
port [Sandv Bav, Mass.]; presented bv ^Mr. Hoar. Jan. 28, 1901. 
3 pp. (S. doc. 120.) 

Wateree River. Petition from citizens of Camden, S. C, for improve- 
ment of Wateree and Santee rivers; presented bv Mr. Tillman. Jan. 
21,1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 102.) 

AGRICULTURE AXD FORESTRY COMMITTEE 

Proctor, Redlield. Report favoring H. 3717, to make oleomargarine and 
other imitation dairy products subject to laws of State or Territory 
into which transported and to change tax on oleomargarine; with 
views of minority. Jan. 26, 1901. 26 pp. (8. rp. 2043.) 

Same, with hearings. Jan. 26, 1901. xxvi-892 pp. (S. rp. 2043. ) 

APPROPRIATION'S COMMITTEE 

Allison, W. B. Report amending H. 12291, making appropriations for 
legislative, executive, and judicial expenses, 1902. Jan. 4, 1901. 
3 pp. (S. rp. 1776. ) 



14 January, 1901 

CEXSrs COMMITTKK 

Carter, T. H. Heport favoring H. 12740, making apportionment under 
12th census. Jan. 11. 1901. :', pp. (S. rp. 1840.) 

CIVIL SERVICE .\ND RETRENCHMENT COMMITTEE 

Harris, \V. A. Report favoring S. 5417, to amend sec. 1754, Revised 
Statutes, relating to preference in civil appointments of ex army and 
navy officers [and enlisted men]. Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rj). 1867.) 

CLAIMS COMMITTEE 

Allen, W. V. Report favoring S. 8752, to pay Nebraska claims on account 

of suppressing Indian hostilities, 1861-68. Jan. 23, 1901. 2 pp. 

(S. rp. 2017.) 
Depew, C. M. Report favoring 8. 5403, for relief of George C. Ellison. 

Jan. 25, 1901. 12 pp. (S. rp. 2030.) 
Kean, John. Report favoring S. 5133, for relief of William D. Rutan. 

Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1978.) 
McLauriu, J. L. Report favoring S. 1380, for relief of Marv W. Kramer 

[daughter of Samuel Kramer]. Jan. 8, 1901. 1 p. '(S. rp. 1802.) 
Report favoring H. 321, for relief of representative of Samuel Tewks- 

bury. Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 1955.) 
Martin, T. 8. Report favoring 8. 2558, for relief of owners and officers 

of l)rig Olive Frances and others on board. Jan. 24, 1901. 2 pp. 

(8. rj). 2023.) 
Report favoring 8. 3196, for relief of heirs of Tarleton AVoodson. 

Jan. 24, 1901. 5 pp. (8. rp. 2024.) 
Stewart, W. M. Report favoring 8. 5332, for relief of heirs of Erskine 

S. Allin and United States Regulation Firearms Companv. Jan. 22, 

1901. 6 lip. (8. rp. 1938.) 
Taliaferro, J. P. Report favoring 8. 1144, for relief of La Grange 8vnod- 

ical College. Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 1954.) 

CO.M M ERCE CO JI MITTEE 

Hearing before sulx'tjunuittee [Dee. 28, 1900] upon 8. 4680, to establish 
national standardizing bureau [by enlarging functions of Office of 
Standard Weights and Measures] ."^ Jan. 3, 1901. 57 pp. (S. doc. 
70.) 

Berry, J. H. Report amending 8. 5365, to extend to Honolulu priv- 
ileges in relation to immediate transportation. Jan. 10, 1901. I p. 
(S.rp. 1834.) 

Gallinger, J. II. Rejxirt amending 8. 5427, to amend sec. 4472, Revised 
Statutes, so as to permit steamI)oats to carry automobiles using gaso- 
line [and other i)rodui'ts of ])etroleum] as method of propulsion. 
Jan. 17, 1901. 2 i)p. (8. rp. 1912.) 

Hanna, M. A. Report favoring 8. 5331, to provide American register for 
barkentine J. (^. Pfiuger. Jan. 10, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 1836.) 

Itejtort amending 8. 5484, for subports of entry and delivery in 

Hawaii. Jan. 17, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 1907.) 

McMillan, James. Report amending 8. 5364, to establish light and fog 
station at Point Dume, Cal. Jan. 10, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1838. ) 

Rejxjrt favoring II. 13399, for beacon light on Hainbrook Bar, 

(-hoi)tank River, [and beacon range lights to guide into harbor of 
Cambridge] Md. Jan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 1908.) 



January, 1901 15 

McMillan, James — C'ontiuueil. l\ei)ort favorintr S. o.'Uiti, for light-house 
and fog-signal stations in Alaskan waters. Jan. 17, 1901. 3 pp. 
(S.rp. 1909.) 

Martin, T. B. Report amending S. 53o0, for subport of eiitrv at Douglas, 
Ariz. Jan. 10, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 1885.) 

Mason„ W. E. Report favoring S. 5337, for revenue cutter in liarhor of 
Boston, Mass. Jan. 10, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 1837.) 

Nelson, Knute. Report favoring S. 5211, to fix compensation of district 
superintendents in Life-Saving Service. Jan. 4, 1901. 6 j)]). (S. 
rp. 1775. ) 

Report favoring S. 5404, to extend privileges in relation to imme- 
diate transportation [to Milwaukee, Wis.]. Jan. 10, 1901. 1 p. 
\ (S.rp. 1833.) 

Report amending S. 5211, to fix compensation of district superin- 
tendents in Life-Saving Service. Jan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1910. ) 

Report amending S. 5351, permitting Imilding of 2 dams across 

Savannah River above Augusta, Ga. [l)v Twin City Power Com- 
pany]. Jan. 17, 1901. 1 p^ (S.rp. 1913!) 

DI.STRICT OF COLl'MBIA CO.A[.MITTEE 

Dillingham, W. P. Report favoring amendments to H. 13575, making 

appropriations for District, 1902. Jan. 30, 1901. 3 pp. (S.rp. 2116. ) 
Gallinger, J. H. Report favoring S. 5585, to amend act to incorporate 

Masonic ^lutual Relief Association of District. Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. 

(S. rp. 2029.) 
Report favoring H. 13371, to authorize advances from Treasury of 

United States for support of government of District. Jan. 25, 1901. 

5 pp. (S.rp. 2031.) 
Report amending H. 11881, to amend acts for jjrotection of birds, 

game, and tish in District. Jan. 26, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2042.) 
Kenney, R. R. Report favoring H. 13706, regulating assessments for 

water mains in District. Jan. 25, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rjj. 2034. ) 
Mc^lillan, James. Report favoring S. 3219, for i^rotection of subsurface 

pipes and other metallic constructions in District from electrolvsis. 

Dec. 11, 1900. 36 pp. 22 pi. and maps. (S. rp. 1691 . ) 
— — Report favoring amendment to H. 13575, making appropriations 

for District, 1902, for power house and nurses' home at Providence 

Hospital. Jan. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp, 1843.) 
Report amending S. 5244, to reincorporate German Orphan Asylum 

Association of District. Jan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1911.) 
Report favoring S. J. R. 139, to provide commission to consider 

[location of public buildings and monuments to be erected and 

improvement of park svstem] in District. Jan. 18, 1901. 4 pp. 

(S. rp. 1919. ) 
Report amending S. 2808, for increase of salaries of justices of courts 

of District. Jan. 18, 1901. 4 pp. (S. rp. 1922.) 
Report submitting S. 5797, to widen Anacostia road in District, as 

substitute for S. 5445. Jan. 30, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2104.) 
Report favoring amendment to H. 13575, making appropriations for 

District, 1902, to remove Columbia Institution for Deaf and Dumb 

from jurisdiction of Board of Charities of District. Jan. 30, 1901. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2117.) 
Mallory, S. R. Report amending by sul)stitute H. 5137, to sell lot [10, 

square 1041] in District at auction [and to pay John II. and Charles 

E. Gause and Charles G. Stott out of proceeds]. Jan. 22, 1901. 

1 p. (S. rp. 1953.) 



16 January, 1901 

Stewart, W. M. Report favoring H. 13279, to enable Providence Hos- 
pital to increase accommodations. Jan. 25, 1901 . 4 pp. (S. rp. 2036.) 

EDUCATION AND LABOR COMMITTEE 

Kyle, J. H. Report amending by substitute S. 4150, to promote circu- 
lation of reading matter among blind. Jan. 23, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 
2005. ) 

FISHERIES COMMITTEE 

Perkins, G. C. Report favoring S. 5.354, to establish fish-hatching and 
fish station in Idaho. Jan. 8, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 1814.) 

Report favoring S. 5520, to establish fish-hatching and fish station 

in Utah. Jan. 22, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 1981.) 

Report favoring H. 4910, to establish lobster hatchery in ]\Iaine. 

Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2028 ) 

FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE 

Lodge, H. C. Report submitting amendment to H. 14236, making appro- 
priations to supply deficiences, 1901 and prior years, to pay to Mexi- 
can Government indemnity to heirs of Florentino Suaste, who was 
Ivnched in Lasalle County, Tex., Oct. 5, 1895. Jan. 9, 1901. 42 pp. 
(S. rp. 1832. ) 

Report adverse to S. 2313, for relief of Christian Arndt. Jan. 25, 

1901. 11 pp. (S. rp. 2037.) 

INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Baker, Lucien. Report favoring H. 8966, for relief of Indians in Indian 

Territory who desire to sell their lands and emigrate elsewhere. 

Jan. 21, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1926.) 
Bard, T. R. Report favoring II. 10700, to confirm lease with Seneca 

Indians [made to Erie Preserving Com panv] . Jan. 26, 1901. 1 p. 

(S.rp. 2041.) 

Thurston, J. M. Report favoring S. 5161, to authorize Secretary of Inte- 
rior to make rules and regulations governing selection and renting 
of allotments [of lands in Indian Territory] under act approved 
June 28, 1898. Jan. 3, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 1773.) 

Report amending H. 12904, making appropriations for Indian De- 
partment, 1902. Jan. 22, 1901. 14 pp. (S.rp. 1979.) 

Report favoring H. 8856, amending act making appropriations for 

Indian Department, 1895 [so as to provide uniform manner for 
securing service in suits by claimants for allotments of Indian land]. 
Jan. 26, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2040. ) 

INTEROCEANIC CANALS COMMITTEE 

Morgan, J. T. Additional report favoring H. 2538, for construction of 
[Nicaragua] Canal connecting Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Jan. 7, 
1901. xcvi + 384pp. (S. rp. 1337, pt. 4. ) 

Note.— Ill part 4 of Senate report 1337 are reprinted part 1 (with 79 pages of ad- 
ditional testimony), and parts 2 and 3. (Parts 1 and 2 belonged to the 1st session. 
Ineluded also are reprints of Senate reports 114 and 1649 and Senate documents 
160,208, and 389 of the 1st session, and Senate document 5 of the 2d session. 

Additional report favoring H. 2538, for construction of [Nicaragua] 

Canal connecting Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Jan. 14, 1901. 7 pp. 
2 pi. (S.rp. 1337, pt. 5.) 

Report favoring H. 2538, for construction of [Nicaragua] Canal con- 
necting Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Jan. 31,1901. 10 pp. (S.rp. 
1337, pt. 6.) 



January, 1901 17 

.lUDICIAKY COMMITTEE 

Fairl)ank8, C. W. Report amending S. 5593, for 2 additional associate 
justices of Sui^renie Court of Oklahoma. Jan. 28, 1901. 2 pp. ( S. rp. 
2045. ) 

Thurston, J. 31. Eeport amending 8. 3852, for additional judge in dis- 
tricts of Minnesota and Nebraska. Jan. 10, 1901. 2 pj). (8. rp. 
1839.) 

LIBRARY COMMITTEE 

Wetmore, G. P. Report amending S. J. R. 140, for monument to 
Dorothea Lvnde Dix [at Hampden, 31e.]. Jan. 3, 1901. 6 pp. 

(8. rp. 1772.)' 

MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Burrows, J. C. Report adYerse to 8. 2507, to correct military record of 
Timothy McKean. Jan. 31, 1901. 5 pp. (8. rp. 2123. ) " 

Carter, T. H. Compilation of narratives of explorations in Alaska. Apr. 
18, 1900. vii r 856 pp. il. 33 pi. 27 maps, 4" (8. rp. 1023, 56th 
Cong. 1st sess. ) *S2.10 

Contents: 

Abercrombie, \V. R. Military recfiniinissance of Copper River Valley, 1898. 

Supplementary expedition into Copper River Valley, 18>v4. 

Survey and openiiiK up oi military road from Valdez to Copper Center, 1899. 

Allen, H. T. Military reconnoissance of Copper River Vallev, lS8o. 
Glenn, E. F. Explorations in and about Cook Inlet, 1899. 

Trip into Xanana region, l,s9.s. 

Howard, O. O. Visit to Alaska in June, 187.i. 

Petrof, Ivan. Population, resources, etc., of Alaska; from United States Census 

report, 1880. 
Rav, P. H, International polar expedition to Point Barrow, 18S1-S^. 

Relief of destitute in gold fields, 1897. 

and Richardson, \V. P. Relief of destitute in Yukon region, 189S, 

Raymond, C, P. Reconnoissance of Yukon River. 1869. 
Richardson, \V. P, Relief of destitute in gold fields, 1897. 

\Vinter conditions along Yukon, 1899, 

Schwatka, Frederick, Reconnoissance of Yukon Vallev. 1883. 
Wells, E, H, Up and down Yukon, 1897. 

Carter, T. H. Report amending 8. 2936, authorizing appointment of 

James A. Huttoii to cajitaincy. Jan. 1 7, 1901. 5 pp. ( 8. rp. 1906. ) 
Cockrell. F. 31. Report favoring 8. 5075, to correct militarv record of 

Otis B. Vanfleet. Jan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 1903.) 
Report favoring 8. 5064, to grant honorable discharge to William B. 

Barnes. Jan. 17, 1901. 5 pp. (S. rp. 1904. ) 
Report favoring H. 533, to remove charge of desertion from George 

J. Titcomb. Jan. 17, 1901. 3 pp. (8. rp. 1905. ) 
— — Report amending H. 7571, to prevent failure of militarv justice. 

Jan. 17, 1901. 3 pp. (8. rp. 1914. ) 
Harris, W. A. Report amending H. 7602, to correct militarv record of 

Palmer G. Percy. Jan. 31,1901. 4 pp. (8. rp. 2122.) 
Hawley, J. R. Report favoring H. 8474, to remove charge of desertion 

from Gu.stavus Adolphus Thompson. Jan. 21, 1901. 2 i^p. (8. rp. 

1937.) 
Sewell, W. J. Report amending H. 12846, making appropriations for 

Military Academy, 1902. Jan.. 18, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 1923.) 
Report favoring H. 2464, to remove charge of desertion from Nicholas 

8\vingle. Jan. 31,1901. 4 pp. (8. rp. 2126. ) 
8houp, G. L. Report amending 8. J. R. 134, relating to leaves of absence 

granted officers of Armv [serving in Alaska or bevond limits of 

United 8tates]. Jan. 5,"l901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 1777. ) 

10533— No. 73—01 2 



18 January, 1901 

Shuui>, C;. L. — Continued. Ke]iort favorinji II. 7243, to remove charge of 

(U'.^ertion from Sila.>^ Nii-liolson. Jan. .'^1, 1901. 2 \)\>. (S. rp. 2124.) 
Report favoring 11.2204, for ri'lief of William ( >. Kajrle. Jan. 81, 

1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2120. ) 
Warren, F. K. Re])iirt ameiulinjr by sul)stitiit<'S. 2170, to remove eliarge 

of desertion fnim Tliomas lilacklmrn. Jan. 21, 1901. i>p. (S. rp. 

1925.) 

NAVAI, A KI- A I R.S COMMITTEK 

Perkins, (i. ('. Report favorinj; S. o238, authorizing Secretary of Navy 
to contract f(jr care of insane of Navv and Marine Corps at anv 
asylum of California. Jan. 22, 1901. l" p. (S. rp. 1980.) 

Piatt, T. C. Report favoring II. 11598, f(jr relief of Frank P>. Case. Jan. 
29, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2078.) 

Tillman, H. R. Rejiort favoring P. 4087, for relief of Richard II. Town- 
ley. Jan. 22, 1901. 2 i)p. (S.rp. 1901.) 

I'E.VSIOXS (OMMITTKK 

Allen, W. V. Re])(jrt favoring II. 11228, to increa.^e pension of Smith 

Thomjison. Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1824. ) 
Repf)rt favoring H.39o0, to increase pension of (ieorge W. Plants. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1825.) 
Report favoring H.5189, to increase jiension of Alexander Boltin. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1820.) 
Report favoring II. 11198, to increase jiension of (iorton Brown. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1827.) [1st edition read incorrectly 

Mr. (iallinger, instead of Mr. Allen.] 
Report favoring S. 5233, to increase pension of Philetus yi. Axtell. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1828.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 2104, to increase pension of Wil- 
liam L. Aten. Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1864.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 2227, to increase pension of Uriah 

Clark. Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 18(55.) 
Report amending S. 648, to pension 3Iargaret (x. White. Jan. 15, 

1901. 3])i). (S. rp. 1866.) 
Report favoring H.9785, to ])ension Catherine McClanathan. Jan. 

15, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 18(>8. ) 
Report amending 11. 5()43, to i)ension Elizabeth Beeslev. Jan. 15, 

1901. 1 p. (S. r].. 1869. ) 
Report favoring 11.498(5, to increase pension of William 1*. Avles- 

worth. Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rj). 1870. ) 
Report favoring H. 5610, to ])ension EliZabi'th B. McClellaii. Jan. 

22, 1891 [1901]. 1 p. (S. rj). 1990.) 

Report favoring II. 5898, to increa.se pi-nsion of George F.White. 

Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rj). 1991. ) 

Report favoring II. 11927, to pension Klizabetli Dickerson. Jan. 23, 

1901. 1 p. (S. ri). 200(5. ) 

Report favoring II. 12391, to increase ])t>nsion of James yi. Campbi'Il. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 2 p]>. (S. rp. 2081. ) 

Report favoring II. (5787, to increase ]>ension of Edwin .\. Wilson. 

Jan. 29, 1901 . 2 pp. (S. rp. 2082. ) 

Report favoring H. 9787, to pension Marion M. Stone. Jan. 29, 1901. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2083. ) 

RejMirt favoring II. 1 1335, toincrease jiension of Silas Howard. Jan. 

29,1901. 2 i>p. (S. r|). 2084. ) 



January, 1901 19 

Allen, W.V. — Continued. Report aniendinjr II. 1207i>, toin(rea.«e pension 
of Benjamin T. Thoina.s. Jan. 29, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2085. ) 

Report favorinir H. ti.'ilH, to increa.^e ]ien.«ion of (leorge W. Cox, alias 

John Smith. Jan. 29, 1901 . 2 ])p. (S. rp. 208(5. ) 

Report favorinjj 11.8525, to iiu-rea^e pension of Maurice Fitz^'erald. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 2 j.]). (S. rp. 2087. ) 

Report favorin<r II. 12470, to inerea.^e i)ension of Saiinicj Minnich. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 2 jtp. (S. rji. 2088. ) 
Report favoring II. 12577, to pension Sarah 1>. Schacffer. Jan. 'AO, 

1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2118. ) 
Report favorinj; II. (5914, to increa.'^e pension of l-JHott Loomis. 

Jan. .SO, 1901. 2 pj.. (S.rp.2119.) 
Rejjort favorin^r 11. 8945, to increase jtension of iUndette N. Cleave- 

land. Jan. 30, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2120. ) 
Report favoring II. 9235, to pen.«ion Peter Luii(ll>erf.'. Jan. IJO, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. rp.2121.) 
Baker, Lueien. Report favoring H. 5978, to increase pension of .\nio9 

Van Nausdle. Jan. 21, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1927. ) 
Report favoring H. 4217, to increase jiension of Michael Dignon. 

Jan. 23, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp.2010.) 
Report favoring II. 3436, to increa.se pension t)f John Abel. Jan. 23, 

1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2011.) 
Report favoring H. 7053, to jjension Addie S. Potter. .Ian. 23, 1901. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2012. ) 
Report favoring H. 6810, to increase pension of I'eter Anderson. 

Jan. 23, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp.2013.) 
Report favoring H. 2092, to increase pension of Madison INIcCol- 

li-ster. Jan. 23, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2014.) 
Report amending H. 8263, to pension Lula M. Jones. Jan. 23. 1901 . 

1 p. (S. rp. 2015.) 

Report favoring H. 5336, to increase pension of William 8. Swanev. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp.2099.) 
Deboe, W. J. Rei)ort amending S. 3280, to increase pension of Henry 

Keene. Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1797.) 
Report amending S. 3193, to increase pension of Charles H. Force. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 1798.) 
Report favoring 8. 2843, to increase pension of John Jolmson. Jan. 

8,1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 1799.) 
Report amending 8. 1786, to increase pension of Fielding Marsh. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 1800.) 
Report amending H. 4080, to pen.sion James Vj., Teresa, and Anna 

Arvin. Jan. 9, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 1829.) 
Report favoring H. 10570, to increase pension of .lolm Kinsey. 

Jan. 9, 1901. 3 pp. (8. rp. 1830.) 
Report favoring H. 1600, to increase pension of Lucv B. Brvson. 

Jan. 18, 1901. 2 pp. (8.rp. 1920.) 
Report amending bv substitute 8. 1365, to increase pension of 

Lorinda N. Smith. Jan. 18, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 1921.) 
Report favoring H. 1604, to increase pension of Joel II. Ilallowell. 

Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 1939.) 
Report favoring II. 12620, to increase pension of John P. C. Shanks, 

Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 1940.) 
Report favoring H. 2527, to pension David Briggs. Jan. 23, 1901. 

2 p|). (8. rp. 2016.) 



20 Janiaky, i:i()l 

Dfhof, \V.,I.— t'niitiiiiifil. I((.'i.urt lavoriiiir 11. !»02;{, to im-rease peu-sion 

of Mary K. I>(.l)yiis. .Ian. J'.K MKIl. 2 j.p. (S. rp. 2093.) 
Report aineinliiiy II. 1070(J, to pt'ii.^inii Flora Moore. Jan. 2it, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 2004. I 
Report favoHiiir II. 407S, to increase ]»ensioii of Jolin D. Allen. 

Jan. 29, 1001. 2 |)p. (S. rp. 2095.) 
Report favorin;: II. 11.S12, to increa.'^e |)en>-ion of Jolin.>^oii \l. Fitz- 

patriek. Jan. 29, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2090. ) 
Report favorin<r M. 12249, to increa.*e ]>en.sion of (;i<leon Johnson. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2097.) 
Report favorinfr H. ;W71, to pension Wiliiaiu .1. Wortliin-iton. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2098.) 
Report an lendinj; S. 5647, to pension Rehecea l)ol)liins. Jan. W, 

1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2110.) 
(iallinj^er, J. II. Re|)ort favorint; S. o.JdO, to increase pension of Hiram 

I. Iloyt. Jan. S, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 177S. ) 
Rejxirt amendinji S. 4985, to increase pension of C«e<jr<re C Jarvis. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 1779.) 
Report favorinjr S. 5.322, to increa.se pension of Daniel W. Warren. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 17S0.) 
Report anientlinir l>v snhstitnte S. 5187, to pension Corinne R. 

Strickland. Jan. 8, 1901. 7 pj). (S. rp. 1781.) 
Rei)ort aniendinjr l)v substitnte S. 4531, to pension Harriet S. Rich- 
ards. Jan. 8, 1901. ' 2 i)p. (S. rp. 1782.) 
Report aniendinjr l»v substitute S. 5074, to increase pension of Sarah 

F. Bridges. Jan. 8,' 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1783.) 
Reptirt favoring H. Il09(i, to increase jtension of Delia K. Stilhnan. 

Jan. 8, 1901. T p. (S. rp. 1784.) 
Report favoring II. 3705, to jH'nsion Ahiieda I>ro\vn. Jan. 8, 1901. 

2i)p. (S. rp. 1785.) 
Report favoring II. 7495, to increase pension of liicliard llollowav. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pi». (S. rj). 178t>.) 
Report favoring II. 85.35, to increase pension of Andrew K. Duiduun. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 1787.) 
Rejiort favoring II. 10089, t(j increase jjensioii of Charles Forbes. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 1788.) 

Report favoring H. 10784, to increase pension of Oliva J. Baker. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 1789.) 

Rejiort a<lverse to S. 753, to pension John F. Scribner. Jan. 8, 1901. 

1 p. (S. rp. 1790.) 

Report favoring II. 10785, to pension Thomas AVhiti". .Ian. 8, 1901. 

2 pi». (S. rp. 1823. ) 

Rejxirt favoring II. 10725, to pension Mac I'earman. Jan. 9,1900 

[1901]. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1831.) 

RejKirt amenilingS. 5119, to pt-nsion Jessie .\. Bnincr. .Ian. 11, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 1841.) 

Report favoring S. 5172, to jicnsion I-'.li/abcth Buirhman. Jan. 11. 

1901. 2 i»p. (S. rp. 1842.) 

Report favoring S. 5549, to increase jn'iision of Horatio X. Davis. 

Jan. 15, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 1S44. ) 

Report ailversi'to H. 10945. to incn'ase jjension of William T. Wvant. 

Jan. 15, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 1845. ) 

Rejiort amending S. 5525, to iiicreasi- pension of Warren Damon. 

Jan. 15, l!Mll. 1 p. (S. rp. 1S4(>. ) 



.Ian-uahy, liiOl 21 

Galliiifrer, J. 11. — Contiiuioil. Report aiiK-iKliiijrS.olTO, to])ensi<iii Louise 

Wolrott Kiiowltoii Browne. Jan. 15, 1901. 4 pp. (S. rp. 1S47. ) 
Report favorin<i H. 8942, to increase pension of Michael llowlett. 

Jan. l.i, IttOl. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1S4S. ) 
Report amending 11. .^(^(5, to increase pension of (4eor<j;e A. Lil)l)V. 

Jan. ir>, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1849. ) 
Report amending hv snb.-^titute S. 4287, to {>ension Krances Helen 

Lewis. Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1850. ) 

Rei)ort amending S. 4772, to inerea.«e pension of John W. Kichcl- 

l)erger. Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1851.) 

Report amending S. 5897, to pension Cliaritv McKennev. .Ian. 15, 

1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 1852.) 
Report favoring S. 5505, to pension Kate ^L Scott. Jan. 15, 1901. 

1 p. (8. rp. 185.S. ) 

Report favoring 8. 550(), to pension ^larv Frver (iardner. Jan. 15, 

1901. 1 ]). (S.rp. 1854.) 

Report favoring S. 5507, to pension Marv I*riscilla Allen Uarrv. 

Jan. 15, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 1855.) 

Report ainendingS. 4781', to increase {tension of Hemietta M. Leiper. 

Jan. 15, 1901. 8 pp. (S. rp. 185(). ) 
Report amending H. 11708, to increa.^e i)ension of John Walker. 

Jan. 10, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1889.) 
Report amending S. 5494, to increase pension of John S.Mitchell. 

Jan. 10, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 1890.) 
Report favoring H. 4800, to pension Josei)li Crawford. Jan. 10. 1901. 

2 pp. (S.rp. 1891.) 

Report amending bv substitute S. 1(>98, to increa.«e pension of Henry 

Ilegwer. Jan. 10, 1901. 8 pp. (S. r]>. 1892. ) 
Report favoring S. 8985, to increase pension of James Ryan. Jan. 

1(), 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 1898.) 
Report favoring IL 9882, to pension Adella ^L Anthonv. Jan. 10, 

1901. 2 i)p. (S.rp. 1894.) 
Report favoring IL 4(551, to jtension Eniilv AMer. Jan. 16, 1901. 

1 p. (S. rp. 1895. ) 

Report favoring H. 12787, making api)ropriations for pensions, 1902. 

Jan. 10, 1901. 3 pp. (S.rp. 1896.) 
Report favoring H. 12061, to increase pension of Ilenrv S. Topping. 

Jan. 10, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 1897.) 
Re])ort favoring H. 2899, to increa.se pension of Edward McDuffev. 

Jan. 16. 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 1898. ) 
Report favoring H. 12245, to increase pension of Ilenrv A. Jordan. 

Jan. 16, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 1899.) 

Report favoring H. 11091, to pension Andjro.se Brisett. Jan. 16, 

1901. 1 p. (S.rj). 1900.) 
Rei)ort favoring H. 10567, to pension Marv L. Tweddle. Jan. 1(5, 

1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 1901.) 
Rejtort favoring H. 10(517, to increase pension of Kate K. Duffy. 

Jan. 18, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 1915. ) 
Report favoring H.5648, to pension Marv B. Allen. Jan. 18,1901. 

2 PI). (S.rp. 1916.) 

Report amending 8. 5586, to increa.se i)ension of John F. Townsend. 

Jan. 18, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1917. ) 
Report favoring IL 4(588, to pension John ("ah in Lane. .Ian. 19, 

1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 1924.) 



22 .January, IIkiI 

c;allinj:i'r, .1. II.— ('(iiitiiiiu<l. Kc']>urt lavoiiiij: II. :.';!;»."), t«i increase pen- 
sion nf Matthew .M(l)..iial.l. Jan.21, ltK)l. 2 ]>\>. (S. rp. 1928.) 

Kepnrt favijiinK H.Som, to pension Matilda Hai>p. Jan. 21, 1901. 

2 pp. ( S. rp. 1929. ) 

Kpport favorinfr 11. 9570, ti> increa.«e jiension of lleiirv F. Kice. 

Jan.21. UH)1. 1 p. (S. rp. 19.m) 

— KeiM)rt favorinff II.107(il, to inerease i>ension of Oliver II. Cram. 
Jan.21, UK»1. 1 p. (S. rp. 19:il.) 

Report anientlinji S. 54"iO, to inerease ])ensioii of Rachel J. B. Wil- 
liams. Jan. 21, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1982.) [Corrected 2(1 i.rint 
\va.s issued.] 

Report favoring S. 5622, to increase pension of Cieorgina ^I. Mack. 

Jan. 21,1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 19:«.) 
Report favoring H. (3902, to jiension Lydia A. Tryon. Jan. 21, 

1901. 1 J). (S. rp. 1934. ) [1st edition read incorrectly Mr. Allen, 

instead of Mr. Gallinger.] 
Rejiort amending S. 5428, toincrea.se pension of Charles R. Cole. 

Jan. 21 , 1901 . 2 pp. ( S. rp. 1985. ) 
Report favoring 8. 5050, to increa.«e pension of Charles A. Marsh. 

Jan. 22, 1901. 8 pp. (S. rp. 1941. ) 
Report amending l)v substitute S. 3886, to pension Catherine L. 

Taylor. Jan. 22, 190 1". 2 pp. (S. rp. 1942. ) 
Report favoring H. 8133, to pension Edward Ilonnsom. Jan. 22, 

1901. 2 i)p. (S. r]). 1943.) 
Re|)ort favoring H. 230, to increa.^e pension of Albert M. Hennett. 

Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1944. ) 
Report favoring II. 118(il,to pension .Susan .V. Miller. Jan. 22, 

1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 1945.) 
Report favoring H. 7580, to pension Samuel N. Haskins. Jan. 22, 

1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1940.) 

Report favoring H. 11574, to pension William II. Palmer. Jan. 22, 

1901. 2i)p. (S. rj). 1947.) 

Rei>ort favoring II. 8794, to increase pension of Kllen H. Phillips. 

Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1948.) 

Report favoring S. 5075, to increase pension of ]Marv C. Holmes. 

Jan. 28, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 1995.) 

Rejiort amending S. 5171, to increase pension of Alln-rt H. Fair- 
child. Jan. 28, 1901. 8 pp. (S. rp. 1990.) 

Report favoring II. 801, to pension JanieV^ T. Donaldson, jr. Jan. 28, 

1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 1997.) 

Report favoring II. 11985, to increase i)ension of Ik-nrv C. Brooks. 

Jan. 28, 1901. 2 j.p. (S. rp. 1998. ) 

Report favoring II. 7024, to increase pension of Sarah Ilerriman. 

Jan. 28, 1901. 1 p. (S. rj). 1999.) 

Re|>ort favoring II. 2810, to pension Annie C. Collier. Jan. 28. 

1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2000.) 

RejMtrt favoring II. 29(5, to increase pension of Mattie Otis Dickin- 
son. Jan. 28, 1901. 1 |). (S. rp. 2001.) 

Rei)ort favoring II. 1995, to increase pension of Frederick O. 

Lathrop. Jan. 28, 1901. 2 1)]). (S. rp. 2002.) 

Report favoring 11.8545. to ]>ension I'Jlcn Hardin Walworth. Jan. 

24, 1901. 5 pp. (S. ri). 2018.) 

Report favoring II. 1204, to jicnsion Martiia MiSwain. Jan. 24. 

1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2019.) 



Janiary, 1901 23 

Galliiigcr, J. H. — Continued. Report favoring' II. IDJSO, to increa.><e i)en- 
t^ion of I.«al)ola Myl•r^^. Jan. 24, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2020.) 

Report favoriuf; II. 10872, to increase pension of Mr.«. Caroline 

Buehier. Jan. 24, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp.2021.) 

Re[)ort atlverseto S. 5()2:}, toincrea.«e pension of Joseph ^IcCiuekian. 

Jan. 2S, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2044. ) 

Rejiort anienclin<r S. 5236, to increase pension of Dennis Hannilin. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2048. ) 

Rejiort aniendinw S. 5402, to pension Sarali McCord. Jan. 29, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 2049.) 
Report favorin<j S. 40ol, to increase i>ensi()n of Jonas M. McCoy. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 8 pp. (S. rp. 2050.) 
Report favorinji II. 11003, to increase pension of Sarah A. Dininny. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2051.) 
Rejiort aniendinjr 11.429, to increase i)ension of Jolm R.Joy. Jan. 

29.1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2052.) 
Rei>ort fayoring H. 3540, to pension Caroline .M. II. Searin<r. Jan. 

29,1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2053.) 
Report favoring H. 4903, to increase ])ension of Charles K. Churchill. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 2 pi). (S. rp. 2054. ) 
Rejiort fayoring II. 2396, to increa.«e jtension of Francis 11. Pike. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 2055. ) 
Report fayoring H. 4672, to pension James W. Boden. Jan. 29, 1901. 

2 pj). (S. rp. 2056.) 
Report fayoring II. 6145, to pension Benoni A. McConnell. Jan. 

29,1901. 2 PI). (S. rp. 2057.) 
Rei)ort favoring H. 12063, to increase jjcnsion of Eugene M. Ilawes. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2058.) 
Rei)ort favoring H. 12294, to pension Lottie M. Rankins. Jan. 29, 

1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 2059.) 
Report favoring II. 11836, to increase j)ension of Bela Sawver. Jan. 

29,1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2103.) 
Report amending bv substitute 8. 4733, to pension Caroline X. 

Allen. Jan. .30, 190L 3 pp. (S.rp. 2105. ) 
Report amending S. 5356, to pension Sarah Frances Taft. Jan. 30, 

1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2106. ) 
Report amentling H. 12566, to jiension (Jeorge M. Walker. Jan. 

30, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2107. ) 

Report favoring H. 5195, to increase pension of Jacol) \V. Kouts. 

Jan. .30, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2108. ) 
Report favoring H. 11507, to increase })ension of IVrrv C. Jeffrey. 

Jan. 30, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2109.) 

Report fayoring H. 10118, to increase jiension of Mary Flviui. Jan. 

31, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 2127.) 

Report favoring H. 12258, to pension John H. Doremus. Jan. 31. 

1901. 5 ])i). (S. rp. 212S. ) 

Re))ort favoring H. 12350, to increase pension of James Paul. Jan. 

31, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2129. ) 

Report favoring H. 12516, to increase i)ensi()n of Kdward Warner. 

Jan. 31, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2130. ) 
Report fayoring H. 12444, to increase i)ension of John I). Colder. 

Jan. 31, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2131.) 
Kenney, R. R. Report favoring S. 5006, to increase pension of John T. 

Comegys. Jan. 4, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 1774.) 



24 . Januakv, Itiol 

Ki'iiiu-v, K. U.—C' (iitinmMl. Hej)ort amemling by .substitute S. 413, to 

lK^iif<ion Albert S. Cuiiiinintrf'. Jan. 8,1901. 2 iip. (S. rp. ISIO.) 
Kei>ort favoring' H. 40(59, to pens^ioii Julia A. Kiiikead. Jan. 8, 1901. 

1 i». (.^. H). 1811.) 

Report favorinj: H. 4887, t<» increa.se i)ension of David K. Ellis. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pj). (S. rp. 1812.) 
Report favorin^r H. 604.S, to increase pen.^ion of John (". Slieuennan. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1813.) 
Report amending S. .'>409, to increa.se pension of .Inhn W. I'liillips. 

Jan. lo, lOOl. 2 pi>. (S. rp. 1857.) 
Report favoring II. 11211, to pen.«ic>n TiioMia.< Clark. Jan. l.i, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 1871.) 

Report favoring H. .5944, to increase pension of Jeremiah Everly. 

Jan. 1.5, 1901. 2 i)p. (S. rp. 1872.) 
Report favoring 11.4130, to"p('nsi(in .Marv ("lark. Jan. 1.5, 1901. 

1 p. (S. rp. 187.3.) 

Report favoring II. 8273, to pension ."^arah S. Hammond. Jan. 15, 

1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 1874.) 

Report favoring II. 9981, to increase pension of Joseph Zimmer- 
man. Jan. 1.5, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1875.) 

Re|tort favoring II. 10039, to increase pension of Julia A. (iilpin. 

Jan. 15, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 1870. ) 

Report favoring H. 8191, to increa.^e i)ension of Adam Bieger. Jan. 

15,1901. 2 pp. (S. rj). 1877. ) 

Rei>ort favoring II. 4143, to pension Laura V. Swearer. Jan. 15, 

1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1888.) 

Report favoring iS. .5007, to increase pension of < leorge X. Tarl)urton. 

Jan. 18, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1918.) 

Report favoring 11. 7745, to pension Liicinda Miller. Jan. 22, 1901 

2 pp. (8. rp. U(.5(). ) 

Report favoring II. 10183, to increase pension of Roliert A. Reid. 

Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 19-57. ) 
Report amending by sul)stitute S. 4748, to increase pension of ]Marv 

W(»lcott Kill»urn. Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 1977.) 
Rei)ort favoring II. 9404, to pension KHzalietli Hendricks. Jan. 

24,1901. 2 1)1.. (S. rp. 2025. ) 

Report favoring II. 9745, to jH'iision Susan Sidenliender. Jan. 24, 

1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2020. ) 

Report favoring H. 10333, to pension Sophie de \'. Barrett. Jan. 24, 

1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2027. ) 
Report amending bv sul)stitute 8. 5550, to increase pension of Henry 

B. Scliroeder. Jan." 29, 1001. 1 p. (8. rp. 2072. ) 

Report amending bv substitutes. 1015, to pension Catlierine Meade. 

Jan. 29, 1001. 2 pj.! (8. rp. 2073. ) 

ReiMirt amending bv substitute S. 2t)28, to pension Kate Pearce. 

Jan. 29, 1001. 3 pp. " fS. rp. 2074.) 

Rejiort favoring II. 8190, to pension lienrv Miller. Jan. 29, 1901. 

2 pp. (8. r|.. 2075. ) 

Report favoring II. 9072, to increase iH'usion of Marv J. D. !\Ic(Jlen- 

.sey. Jan. 29, 1001. 1 p. (8. rp. 2070.) 

Report favoring H. 10021, to increase pension of .John U. Robinson. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2077. ) 

Report amending 8. .5010, to pension Thomas K. Clark. ,lan. 30, 

1901. 2pi.. (8. rji. 2111.) 



January, 1901 25 

KeniH'V, 1\. R. — C'oiitiiuu'il. Ri'port aiiieiidiiij: S. n'.iS'.i, to jiension 
Theoithilus (ioodwin. Jan. :5(), 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2112.) 

Kvle, J. II. Report aMu>ii(lini>; hv substitute S. 914, to pension Charles L. 
Sununers. Jan. 8, 1901. :i pp. (S. rp. 1791.) 

Report amending hv substitute S. 49.S8, to inerease pension of Ksther 

Ann(;rills. Jan. 8,' 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 1792.) 
Rejxirt favorinj; H. 5007, to inerease pension of Smith ^liner. Jan. 

8, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 179;^.) 

Report favorinj; H. 4199, to increase pension of (iabriei M. I''mik. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 2 p].. (S. rp. 1794. ) 

Report favorinij II. 81()1, to pension .\nnis iican. .Ian. 8, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 1795. ) 

Report favorin>r 11.9840, to increase i>ension of William Snider. 

Jan. 8, 1901 . 2 i)p. (S. rj). 179ti. ) 
Report amending S. 4542, to jiension Jane W. Wood. Jan. 15, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 1858. ) 

Report amending S. 8400, to increase ])ension of Charles T. Shaw. 

Jan. 15, 1901 . 2 p]). (S. rp. 1859. ) 

Rejiort amending by substitute S. 5I4rt, to increasi' jjcnsion of Rob- 
ert II. Jones. Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 18(i0. ) 

Report amending S. 4ti92, to increase jiension of A.«a W. Tavlor. 

Jan. 15, 1901. 2 jij). (8. rp. 1861.) 

Rej)ort favoring H. 7912, to increase pension of Harriet \. Wilson. 

Jan. 1 5, 1 901 . 2 pp. ( 8. rp. 1862. ) 

RejJort favoring H. 8658, to jiension Catherine Bronghton. Jan. 

15,1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 1868. ) 

Report 'amending 8. 5560, to increase i)ension of James W. Harden. 

Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rj). 19(52. ) 

Report amending bv substitute 8. 8080. to increase pension of llenrv 

Guckes. Jan. 22,1901. 2 pjx (8. rji. 1968. ) 

Rejxjrt amending 8.5451, to increase pension of Marv M. Hvde. 

Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 1964.) 

Rejiort amending 8. 5559, to increase jiension of Adolj)hus Richard- 
son. Jan. 22, 19t)l. 2 jiji. (8. rji. 1965. ) 

Report amending 8. 5481, to increase jiension of William II. Ball. 

Jan. 22, 1901. 8 pp. (8. rp. 1966.) 
Rejiort favoring H.8512, to jiension Rebecca (i. Irwin. Jan. 22, 

1901. 2 jjp. (8. rj). 1967.) 

Rejiort favoring H. 1 1910, to increase jiension of Thomas II. Roberts. 

Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pji. (8. rp. 1968.) 

Report favoring H. 10482, to jiension Pattie 1). ^IcCown. Jan. 22, 

1901. 1 }i. (8.rp. 1969.) 
Rejiort favoring H. 657, to jiension Francis A. Kitchen. Jan. 22, 

1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 1970. ) 
Report favoring H. 4018, to jiension Elizabeth Dinnoii. Jan. 22, 

1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 1971.) 
Rejiort favoring H. 11057, to increase j>ension of Leonhart ^liller. 

Jan. 22, 1901. 2 jip. (8. rj). 1972. ) 
Rej)ort favoring H. 2178, to increase jiension of James Beistle. Jan. 

22,1901. 2 jij). (8. rp. 1978.) 
Rejiort favoring H. 191, to increa.se jiension of Laura 1'. Lee. Jan. 

22,1901. 8 Jip. (8. rp. 1974.) 

Rejjort favoring H. 9177, to increase jiension of Luke 1*. Allj)hin. 

Jan. 22, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 1975.) 



2(J Janiahy, 1901 

Kvl»», J. IF. — Coiitiinii''!. H«'port favoring H. 3(560, t<> im-rea.se penisiun of 
Franklin I. <;ill>ert. Jan. 22, HtOl. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1978. ) 

Report anieiniingS. 27:>S, to increa.«e pension of Jaine>' !M. Minin. 

Jan. 2:5. li«H. 2 pp. (S. r\>. 2004. ) 

Report favoring II. 4008, to inerea.^e jien^ioii of Maria N. Flint. 

Jan. 2!t. 1001. 2 pp. (S. rj). 20<).5.) 

Report favoring II. 5441, to inerea.«e pension of Hugh Thompson. 

Jan. 20, 1001. 3 i>p. (S. rp. 2000. ) 

Report favoring H. 8207, to inerea.'^e pension of All)ert Hiuk. Jan. 

20. 1001. 1 p. (S. rp. 2007. ) 

Ri'port favoring H. 3247, to increase pension of (ieorge Mowrv. 

Jan. 20, 1001. 2 i)p. (S. rp. 2068.) 

Report favoring II. 6997, to increase i)en.sion of Jo-^ephine II. 

Whitehead. Jan. 29, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2069.) 

Rejtort amending H. 11583, to increase pen.sion of Jerome R. Row- 
ley. Jan. 29, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2070. ) 

Report favoring II. 9182, to pension Eva K. Nvlterg. Jan. 29, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 2071.) 

Lindsav, William. Report favoring H. 8418, to increase j>ension of 
William H. (iibbs. Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1958. ) 

Report favfiring H. 11508, to pension George T. Bonlding. Jan. 22, 

1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 19.59.) 

Rei)ort favoring II. 12233, to pension Ashel C Aulick. Jan. 22, 

1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 1960. ) 

Report amending S. 5369, to increase i>ension of IMmuiid C'ragg. 

Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1994. ) 
Re|)ort favoring H. 5853, to pension Marv Black. Jan. 29, 1901. 

1 ]). (S. rp. 2047. ) 

Report favoring II. 2.595, to increase pension of William C. Griffin. 

Jan. 20, 1001. 1 j). (S. rp. 2092.) 

Report amending hv substitute S. 5265, to increase pension of Etta 

Srott Mitchell. Jan. 29, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 2102.) 

lieport amending bv sul^stitute S. 4745, to increa.'^e i)ension of 

Charles S. Word. Jan. 30, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2113. ) 

Report amending S. 4127, to increase pension of Simeon Pierce. 

Jan. .30, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 2114. ) 

Report amending bv sub.stitute S. 5672, to increa.se i)ension of 

Amue A. Neary. Jan. .30, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2115. ) 

McC'umber, I*. J. Report amending S. .5204, to increa.se pension of John 
Scott. Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1982. ) 

Report amending S. .3.580, to increa.se pension of Theron Johnson. 

Jan. 22, 1001. 1 j). (S. rj). 1083.) 

Report amending S. 5272, to increa.se pension of Thomas M. Wimer. 

Jan. 23, 1001. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2008. ) 

Report amending S. 1.308, to pension Frederick S. Chamberlain. 

Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 20.33.) 

Rejiort favoringS. 5720, to increa.^t- pension of Zadok S. llowi'. Jan. 

25, 1901. 2 i)p. (S. rp. 20:!9.) 

I'ritchard, J. C. Report amending S.. 5201. to pension Saiinu-l F. Rad- 
ford. Jan. 8. 1901. 2 pi>. (S.rp. 1800. ) 

Report favoring II. 10472, to increase pi'usion of Frank Ulair. Jan. 

8, 1001. 1 p. (S. ri>. 1807. I 

Report amending II. 7021, to pt'iisioii William II. ('luii>man. .Ian. 

8, 10(11. 2 pp. (S. ri>. 1S08. ) 

Report amemling II. 0.502, to increa.se pension of IMiebe .V. I.a Molt. 

Jan. 8. 1001. 2 i.p. (S.rp. 1809.) 



Janiaky, I'JOl 27 

rritcluinl, J. C— ('<iiitiiuu'<l. Report aiiiciuliuj; hv sulistituti' S. .sr)21,t(» 
pen.^ion William P. Payne. Jan. lo, IDOl. ;? pp. (S. rp. ]S79. ) 

Report favorin<r II. SO'27, to pension William \i. Miller. Jan. 15, 

lilOl. ;^pp. (S. rp. ISSO. ) 

Report favoring H. i»878, to pension Irvinjr Johnson [alias John 

Moriran]. Jan. 15, IWl. 2 pp. (S. rp. ISSl. ) 

Report favorinij II. 2(i5(i, to increase pension ol'.Inhn II. (ianhu-r. 

Jan. 15. U»01. 1 p. (S. rp. 1882.) 

Report aniendiii'T S. 5400, to jiension Martin Disnmkes. Jan. 15, 

lilOl. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1888.) 

Rejjort amending bv snb.stitute S. 10()5, to increase pension of Mettie 

Lee Ward. Jan. 22,"l901. 2 i)p. (S. rp. U»49. ) 

Report amending hv substitute S. 3488, tu increa.>^e pension of Jere- 
miah Jack.son. Jan! 22, i;»01. 1 j). (S. rj). li)50.) 

Report amending bv sub.stitute S. 8482, to increase pension of Klias 

:\I. Lynch. Jan. 22,"l901. 1 p. (S. rp. 1951.) 

Report favoring II. 7152, to increase ]iension of Xancv L. Donaldson. 

Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (S. r]). 1952. ) 

Report amending H. 9928, to increase pension of II. S. Reed, alias 

Daniel Hull. Jan. 28, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2008.) 

Report amending H. 88(51, to increase pension of Jesse Millard. 

Jan. 29, 1901 . 2 i)p. ( S. rp. 2060. ) 

Report favoring 11.92(59, to i)ension Olie Ileaton. .Ian. 29, 1901. 2 

pp. (S. rp. 20(51.) 
Report fa.voring 11.9870, to pension Louis M. Starring. Jan. 29, 

1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 20(52. ) 

Report favoring H. 9874, to increase pension of Anna F. .lohnson. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 20(58. ) 
Report favoring 1 1. 5224, to increase pension of Daniel Smith. Jan. 

29,1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 20(54. ) 
Quarles, J. V. Report favoring II. 1151(5, to increase pension of Sanniel 

Ryan. Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1816. ) 
Report amending S. 1(502, to increase pension of Morris B. Kind)all. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1817. ) 
Report favoring 11. 4856, to increase pension of Ilenrv <i. Higelow. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1818. ) 
Report amending S. 2158, to increa.se pension of .Ie.«se X. Dawlev. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1819.) 
Rejxtrt amending bv substitute S. 5825, to pension Michael Mullin. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. ' (S. rp. 1820. ) 
Report amending S. 4960. to pension Minerva ^I. Ilelmer. Jan. 8, 

1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1821.) 
Report amending S. 5081, to increa.se pension of ^largaret .V. I'otts. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1822. ) 
Rejiort favoring II. 10892, to increase ))ension of PhelH' Tate. Jan. 

15,1901. 2 pi>. (S. rp. 1884.) 
Report favoring 11. 4281, to j)ension Mii'hael Rvan, alias Kenneclv. 

Jan. 15, 1901. 2 i)p. (S. rp. 1885. ) 
Rei)ort favoring 11.4516, to increa.se pension of I'.urwell llinchman. 

Jan. 15, 1901. 1 ]>. (S. rp. 1886.) 
Report favoring 11. (5(528, to pension Sarah I-",. Wall. .bin. 15, lilOl. 

1 p. (S. rp. 1887.) 
Report favoring S. 4630, to increa.se pt-nsion uf .Fames 11. liellinger. 

Jan. 16, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1902. ) 
Report favoring 11.9106, to pension Xancv Marshall. .Ian. 21. 1901. 

1 p. (S. rp. 1986. ) 



28 January, 1901 

liuarles, .F. \'. — ("ontiimed. Rt-jinrt favoring H. S771, to iiu-rease pen- 
sion of Lyniaii A. Sayles. Jan.22, U)01. 1 p. (S. rp. H)8().) 

Rt^port favoring H. 8(579, to increase i)ension of Chauncev .Sheldon. 

Jan.22, UKM. 1 p. (S. rp. 1987.) 

Re]»ort favoring H. 11190, to increase pen.>^ion of Louis Snvder. 

Jan. 2'2, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1988. ) 

Rejtort favoring H. 9985, to increa.«e pension of Martin Slierwood. 

Jan. 22, 1901. 2 ).]). (S. rp. 1989. ) 

Report amending S. n'.Mi'.i, to pension Lizzie Wattles. Jan. 22, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. rji. 1992. ) 

Report favoring II. 91(55, to increase pension of Horace L. Stiles. 

Jan. 2:i, 1 901 . 2 pp. ( S. rp. 2009. ) 

— — Report favoring H. 810(5, to pension Olivia Donathv. Jan. 29, 1901. 
2 pp. (S. rp. 2079. ) 

Report favoring H. 9914, to pension Ahiiira A. Scott. Jan. 29, 1901. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2080. ) 

.*^honp, (i. L. Report anientling S. 2709, to pension Marietta Elizabeth 

Stanton. Jan. 8, 1901. 2 i>p. ( S. rp. 1 80,S. ) 
Report amending S. 2232, to pension Frederick Sien. Jan. 8, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 1804.) 

Report amending S. 2828, to imrease pension of Hippohte Perrault. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1805. ) 
Report amending l»v substitute S. 5191, to increase i)ension of Selah 

V. Reeve. Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 1984.) 
Report favoring S. 5405, to increase pension of John H. Tavlor. 

Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1985.) 
Report amending S. 4(595, to ])ension James Dorcev. Jan. 22, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 1998.) 
Report amending S. ;?391, to pension Jolin Black. Jan. 28, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 2007. ) 
ReiMtrt favoring U. 10792, to increase pension of John T. Knox. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2101.) 
Taliaferro, J. P. Report amending S. 5019, to increase pension of Julia 

Crenshaw. Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 1801.) 
Report favoring II. .3(509, to pension Agnes B. Hoffman. Jan. 8, 

1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 1815. ) 

Report amending bv substitute S. 5.32(5, to jiension Maggie Alice 

Brady. Jan. 29, 1901". 2 jtp. (S. r]). 204(5. ) 

Report favoring H. 990.3, to increa.se i)ension of llenrv 15. Shell. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 1 \^. (8. rp. 2089.) 
Report favoring II. 2085, to pension Jane A. E. AVomack. Jan. 29, 

1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2090.) 

Rei)ort favoring H. 7(517, to increase pension of Rebecca Tt)]son. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 1 J). (S. rp. 2091.) 

Rei)ort amending bv substitute 8. 4899, to increase pension of 

Rhody Ann Bradshaw. Jan. 29, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 2100.) 

Turner, (Jcorgc Hcport amending 8. 4828, to increase pension of Nor- 
man Stewart. .Fan. 15, 1901. 2 jip. (S. rp. 1878.) 

I'lltl.lf MIll.DINCS AND (iKOINDS COMMITTKK 

Fairbanks, ('. \V. Report amending bv substitute 8. 14(57, for imblic 
building at New York. Jan. 24, 19()1. 3 pp. (8. rp. 2022.) 

(^larU's, J. v. Report favoring 8. 5092, for pul)lic buihling at (Jreene- 
ville. Tenn. Jan. 25, 1901. 2 pji. (8. rp. 20.38. ) 



January, 1901 29 



TERRITORIES CO.MMirrEK 



Carter, T. II. Keport aniendiii}; H. 80H8, authori/inn: I'inia County, 
Ariz., to i.«.<ue lunids to redecin certain luiided iiidebtedues.^ of 
county. Jan. 25, 15)U1. 2 iip. (S. rp. 2Uo5. ) 

Shoup, G. L. Report amending S. 5573, to amend act niakin<; furtlier 
proviisions for civil government for Alaska [in rcs|icct to scli 
nioneys]. .Ian. 25, 1901. 8 pp. (S. rj.. 2(«2. ) 



SCllool 



HOUSE 

Annual report of A. McDowell, clerk, .'^liow ing [receipt.^ and dishurse- 
ments], 1900. Dec. 8, 1900. 81(> ])p. ( H. doe. 19. ) 

.\CfO r .\T.S ( ■( ) M M ITTIC I-: 

Bull, Melville. Report amemling H.R.8()5, for appointment of addi- 
tional clerk? to Committee on Enrolled Hills. Jan. 2ti, 1901 . I p. 
(11. rp. 2505.) 

.\GKi( ri/n'RE (.'o.MMrnEE 

Wadsworth, J. W. Report submitting H. 18801, making approi)riation> 
for Dei)artment of Agriculture, 1902. Jan. 24, 1901. 8 pp. (11. rp. 
2452. ) 

.APPROeRI.\TIONS COMMrrTEE 

Bingham, H. II. Report amending S. J. R. 142, to pay expenses of 
inaugural ceremonies, ^lar. 4, 1901. Jan. 15, 1901. 1 p. (II. rp. 
2.888.) 

Report amending S. J. R. 142, to pay expenses of inaugural cere- 
monies, Mar. 4, 1901, and submitting II. C. R. 70, for ajjpointment 
of joint connnittee to make arrangements for inauguration. Jan. 10, 
1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2.894. ) 

(irout, W. AV. Rei)ort submitting II. 1.8575, making approjmations for 
Di.^trict of Cohunbia, 1902. Jan. 14, 1901. 12 pp. (H. ri). 2280. ) 

llemenway, J. A. Report favoring II. 18294. for electric illumination 
of certain public bnildiuL's and grounds [in District of Columbia], 
Mar. 4, 1901. Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. (II. rj). 2285.) 

Rejiort submitting II. 18822, making appro])nations for fortifica- 
tions and ordnance [1902]. Jan. 25, 1901. 2 p{). ( H. rp. 2400. ) 

Moody, W. H. Report favoring H. 18599, to sup])ly deficiency in ai)pro- 
priation for transcripts of records and j)lats in (ieneral Land Otiii-e. 
Jan. 15, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2834.) 

HAXKIX<; AXn CCKREXCY COMMITTEE 

Brosius, Marriott. Report amending H. 12888, for extension of charters 

of national banks. Jan. 9, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2205.) 
Lane, J. R. Report favoring II. 10454, to amend act to amend sec. 5191 

and 5192, Revised Statutes [relative to reserve national banks]. Jan. 

80,1901. 1 p. (II. rp. 2507.) 
Overstreet, Jesse. Report favoring II. 18709, to maintain paritv of money 

of United States, as substitute for H. 18809. Jan. 29, 1901. 1 1 p]"). 

(H. rp. 2535.) 

CEXsrs COM.MITTEE 

Hopkins, A. J. Report amending H. 18198, to authorize director of 
census to make payments for information concerning cotton gins 
and [to allow annual and sick leaves to emplovees of census print- 
ing office]. Jan. 19, 1901. 2 p]). (11. rp. 2407.) 



30 January, 11)01 

(I. A IMS lOMMlTTKK 

I'.ailrv. W.J. lU-purt aiiu'iidinfjH. 12554, for relief of. laim-s M. Chij'hain. 
Jan. II), MU)1. 2 pp. ( II. rp. 2:157. ) 

Roiitell, II. S. Hei>f)rt favoriiijr 11.7424, to adjui^t claim of Merritt and 
Chapinan DiTritk ami Wreclciiifr Coiiijiaiiy [relating to hoats^ and 
materials hired i)v Kn^'iiieer Dejiartment for use in New York Har- 
bor]. Jan. 29, UlOl. 2 pj). ( H. rp. 2516. ) 

Report favorin<r 11.742:1, to adjn.st claim of Merritt and Chapman 

Derrick and Wrecking Company [for injuries to tu<r I. J. .Merritt]. 
Jan. 29, 1901. 1 p. { H. rp. 2523. ) 

Fitzgerald, J. J. Report favorinjr II. 2414, for relief of John A. ^Nlason. 
Jan. 15, 1901. 2 i)p. ( II. rp. 2:119. ) 

(iraff, J. V. Report amendinir H. :1696, for relief of administrator of Mary 
R. Frost. Jan. 21 . 1901 . 4 pp. ( II. rp. 241:3. ) 

Report favoring' II. 1 KiHj, for relief of Katie A. Xolan. Jan. 22, 1901. 

1 p. (H. rp. 2415. ) 

Rei)ort favorin<r H. 1)779, to pay Treasury settlements [due insurance 

comjianies for loss of steamers Neptune and Forest Queen]. Jan. 25, 

1901. 2 pp. (Il.rp. 2504. ) 
Otev, P. J. Rei)ort favoring II. 2455, for relief of W. C. Ta\ lor. Jan. 15, 

'1901. H pp. (H.rp. 2:il.S.) 
Report amendinj; H. 10004, for relief of W. S. Carpenter. Jan. 2:1, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2426.) 
Report favoring; H . 864, to .settle account between United States and 

Florida. Jan. 29, 1901. 9 pp. (H.rp. 2515.) 
Report favoring H. 5179, for relief of estate of David C. Havnes. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2517.) 

Report favoring H. 798:1, for relief of heirs of W. H. Smith. Jan. 

29,1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2518. ) 

I'hillips, F. (). Report favoring H. 129:10, for relief of Albion M. Christie 

[assignee of Luke Christie]. Jan. 18, 1901. 1 p. (II. rp. 2:198.) 
Robb, Edward. Report favoring H. 48.50, to pay Treasury settlements 

[due insurance companies for loss of steamers Osceola and Peerless]. 

Jan. 22, 1901. ;i pp. ( H. rp. 2416. ) 
Report favoring II. 7:178, for relief of [heirs of] George Rea. Jan. 

24,1901. 2 pj.. (H.rp. 2454.) 
Southard, J. H. Rt^)ort favoring H. 2659, for relief of Meriwether Snuff 

and Tobacco Company. Jan. 19, 1901 . 2 pp. (II. rp. 2405. ) 
Report favoring S. ]:186, for relief of Sarah K. ^I(d>ean [widow of 

Nathaniel H. McLean]. Jan. 2:1, 1901. 11pp. (H.rp. 2425.) 
Thomas, Lot. Rei)ort adverse to H. 6495, for relief of W. W. Morris. 

Jan. 22, 1901. :i pp. (H.rp. 2417.) 
Underhill, J. Q. Rejjort favoring H. 6160, for relief of F. R. Lan.son. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2514.) 
Weeks, Kdgar. Report amending bv substitute II. 60:12, for relief of 

David V. Howell. Jan. 16, 1901. " 2 pp. ( H. rj). 2:i56. ) 
Rei)ort amending II. 12860, for relief of Isaiah Lightner, W. II. 

Winterbottom, and (iustave Mollin [as l)ondsmen of John . I. Tru- 
man]. Jan. 19,1901. lll)p. ( II. rj). 2406.) 

Report favoring S. :106:'), for relief of Charles Hurrle. Jan. 24, 1901. 

2 pp. (H.rp. 2455. ) 

COINAOK, WKKiUTS, AND MKASIUKS COM M rPTKlC 

Hill, I-',. J. Report amending II. 1:1099, to maintain legal-tender silver 
flollar at paritv with gold; with views of Mr. Otjen. Jan. 24, 1901. 
6 J))!. ( II. rp.2456 [))t. I]. ) 



January, 1901 31 

Levy, J. ^I. Viewsi on II. l.SO!)i», to maintain Ictjal-tcnder silver dollar at 
jtarity with jrold, favoring H. ilU)^!', to exchanjri' jrold coin for any 
])iei'es of nionev coined bv I'nited States, as substitute. Jan. 29, lOOl. 
4 pp. (H.rp.'245H, pt. 2". ) 

DISTHUT or C-Ol.lMHIA COMM riTKl-: 

Babt'oek, J. W. Report amendin": IT. J. li. 2S7, authorizinjr permits for 
use of public spaces in Wasbin<iton, :\Iar. 4, 1901. Jan. 10, 1901. 2 
pp. (H.rp.2211.) 

Report favorin<£ II. 11()4S, for closinjr jiart of alley in s()uare 1(>9, 

Washinirton, D. C, and for sale thereof to Youn<r Glen's Christian 
.\sso(iation of Washinirton. Jan. 12, 1901. 1 p. map. ( II. rp. 227(). ) 

Report amendini; II. 1.S089, authorizing Dewey Hotel ('onii)any to 

con.strnct electric and steam conduit on Stanton allev [in District]. 
Jan. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (II. rp. 2277. ) 

Report favoring H. 12456, relatintr to jxdice of District. Jan. 20, 

1901. 6 pp. (H.rp. 2oOS.) 

Jenkins, J. J. Report amending H. i;W7], to authorize advances from 
Treasurv of United States for supi)ort of government of District. 
Jan. 9, 1901. 4 pp. (II. rp. 2208.) 

Report favoring II. IIS.SI, to amend act for protection of birds, pre- 
servation of game, and for prevention of its sale during closed 
seasons in District. Jan. 12, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2280. ) 

Report submitting H. 13706, regulating assessments for water mains 

in District, as substitute for H. 12898. Jan. 19, 1901. 2 pp. ( II. rp. 
2403.) 

Report submitting H. 13802, supplemental to act to incori)orate 

Reform School for (iirls of District [as to admissions and dismis- 
sions], as substitute for H. 13198. Jan. 24, 1901. 15 pp. (II. rp. 
2453. ) 

Report favoring H. 13623, to amend act to incorporate ^Masonic Mu- 
tual Relief A.^sociation of District. Jan. 26, 1901. 1 p. (H. r]t. 2506.) 

Report favoring H. 13865, [enlarging jurisdiction of Supreme Uourt 

of District in] suit for protection of interests of United States in 
Potomac Flats. Jan. 30, 1901. 4 pp. (H. rp. 2569. ) 

Report favoring H. 13108, to amend act to regulate gas works [in 

District, so as to reduce working hours in ottice of inspector of gas 
and meters]. Jan. 30, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2570.) 

Report amending II. 11089, for relief of George W. King. Jan. 30, 

1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2571.) 

Report adverse to H. 10819, for relief of Esther A. Kevser. Jan. 30, 

1901. 4 pp. (H. rp. 2572.) 

Report favoring H. 13068, to release [to ^Michael A. Mullin, trustee 

under will of Elizabeth Ann Hooper] all claims to real estate 
in District of which Patrick Kavaiiagh died seizeil. Jan. 30, 
1901. 10 pp. (H. rp. 2573.) 

Report favoring II. 13752, to regulate collection of taxes in l)i.s- 

trict. Jan. 31,1901. 1 p. (II. rp. 2607. ) 

Latimer, A. C. Re{)ort submitting H. 13949, for laying electric-railway 
track acro.ss A(iueduct Bridge in District [by(ireat Falls and Old 
Dominion Railroad Uompanv], as substitute for H. 13307. Jan. 31, 
1901. 4 j.p. (H.rp. 2612.)' 

Mudd, S. E. Report favoring H. 13279, to enable Providence Hospital 
to mcrease acconnnodations. Jan. 12, 1901. 3 pp. ( II. rp. 2282.) 

Otey, P. J. Report favoring S. 3205, for relocation of certain tracks of 
'street railways in District. Jan. 12,' 1901. 3 pp. (II. rp. 2275. ) 



32 January, 1901 

( )tf y, P. J. — Coiitinuetl. Report favoring II. i:}()07, to provide additional 
"force at workhouse and almshouse, D. C. Jan. 19, 1901. 2 pp. 

(H. rp. 2404.) 
Pearre, (•. A. Report amending H. 13067, to enlarge ))0wers of courts 

of District in cases involving delincjuent children. Jan. 12, 1901. 

1 p. (H.rp. 2281.) 
Report favoring H. KMJO, relating to Washington Gaslight Com- 

l)any. Jan. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2409.) 
Report amending H. 1.3783, relating to Washington Gaslight Gom- 

l>any. Jan. 26, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2509.) 
Rei)ort amending H. 12899, to reincorporate German Orphan 

Asylum Association of District. Jan. 2(5, 1901. 2 pp. (H. r]). 2510. ) 
Sims, T. W. Report favoring S. 122, to amend act to amend criminal 

laws of District [as to security for appearance and tines], approved 

July 8, 1898. Jan. 12, 1901. " 2 pp. (H. rp. 2278.) 

KDl't' A'l'ION COMM ITTEE 

Boutell, H. S. Report amending H. 12221, for education of blind. 
Jan. 23, 1901. 9 i)p. (H. rp. 2424.) 

ELECTIONS COMMITTEE, NO. 1 

Tayler, R. W. Report on contest of Walker r. Rhea, from 9th district 
of Virginia, submitting H. R. 397, that William F. Rhea is entitled to 
seat. Jan. 30, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2566.) 

FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Hitt, R. R. Report amending H. 13197, to regulate coming of Chinese 
into United States. Jan. 25, 1901. 3 pp. (H. rp. 2503.) 

Report submitting H. 13850, making a]ipropriations for dii)lomatic 

and consular service, 1902. Jan. 26, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2512.) 

INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Gurtis, Charles. Report favoring S. 3901, for allotments of lands in 
severalty to Indians of Ua Pointe or Bad River Reservation, Wis. 
Jan. 24,"l901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2465.) 

Lacev, J. F. Report adverse to H. 11072, for relief of Kathlamet band 
of Chinook Indians of (hegon. Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2500.) 

I^ittle, J. S. Report favoring H. 13743, for relief of Joseph M. Campbell 
and Stephen Blacksmith. Jan. 24, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2458.) 

Report fav(jring H. 4158, to refer treaty rights of INIississipju Choc- 
taws [to Court of (-laimsj. Jan. 29, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2522.) 

Sheinian, J. S. Report amending H. 5080, to pay settlers for improve- 
ments on Round Vallev Reservation. Jan. 25, 1901. 4i>p. (H.rp. 
2499. ) 

INTERSTATE AND FOREKIN COMMERCE COMMITTEE 

Adam.son, W. C. Report amending H. 11970, to authorize Chatta- 
hoochee and (iulf Railroad Company to construct bridge across 
Choctawhatchee River in Geneva County, Ala. Jan. 22, 1901. 1 p. 
(II. rp. 2414.) 

Rei)ort amending H. 13255, to authorize Jefferson County, Ark., to 

construct bridge across Arkansas River within 5 miles of Pine Bluff, 

Ark. Jan. 29, 1901. 2 pj). (H. rp. 2526.) 
P>arham, J. A. Report amending II. 10922, to establish light and fog 

station at Point I)ume,Cal. Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2175.) 
Report favoringS. 1289, for additional light-ship for use on [Pacific] 

coast. Jan. 8, 1901. 1 p. (II. rj*. 217(5.) 



January, 1901 33 

Corli^^s, J. B- Kejiort favoring II. 13374, anthoriziiitr Indiana, Illinois 
and Iowa Railroad ("onipanv to ronstnu-t l>rid;.'e acroi^s St. Jo.^eph 
River at or near St. Joseph, Mich. Jan. 29, litOl. 1 p. (H. rp. 
2521.) 

Davev, R. C. Report amending H. 13437, for bridge across Yalol)usha 
River in (Jrenada County, Miss. Jan. lo, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2330. ) 

Davis, R. W. Report amending H. 13606, authorizing light at or near 
Hillsboro Point, Fla. Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2418. ) 

Rejiort favoring II. 13632, to estalilish light at Cape Romano, Fla. 

Jan. 29, 1901. 1 p. ( H. rp. 2520. ) 

Fletcher. Loren. Report favoring S. 5583, extending time for conunence- 
ment and completion of Inidge acro.*:.'^ Missouri River at or near 
Oacoma, S. Dak. [hv Chicago, Sioux Falls and Pacitic Raihvav Com- 
pany]. Jan. 22, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2421.) 

Hepburn, AV. P. Report amending H. 13635, to authorize construction 
of britlge across Little River, at or near mouth of Big Lake, Ark. 
[bv Jonesboro, Lake Citv and Eastern Railroad Companv]. Jan. 
31 "1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2613.) 

Joy, C. F. Report submitting H. 13399, for beacon light on Ilambrook 
Bar, Choptank River, [and l)eacon range lights to guide into harbor 
of C'ambridge] Md., as substitute for H. 12553. Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. 
(H.rp. 2174.) 

Rei)ort favoring H. 13634, for beacon light near Grubbs Landing, 

Delaware River, Del. Jan. 29, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2519. ) 

Report favoring S. 5351, permitting building of 2 dams across Savan- 
nah River above Augusta, (ia. [bv Twin Citv Power Companv]. 
Jan. 29, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2532. ) " 

Lovering, W. C. Report favoring H. 13073, for revenue cutter in harbor 
of Boston, Mass. Jan. 9, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2207.) 

McAleer, William. Report amending S. 5717, to authorize construction 
[of] dam and l)ridge across Twelve-Mile Bavou, La. [bv Shreveport 
Water Works Company]. Jan. 29, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2536. ) 

Mann, J. R. Report amen<ling H. 12284, authorizing construction of 
V)ridge [across Rock River, from Rock Island County to Henry 
Countv, 111., bv Moline and Peoria Railway Companv]. Jan. 12, 
1901. "l p. (H.rp. 2279.) 

Report favoring H. 13778. to construct light-house keeper's dwell- 
ing at Calumet Pierhead [Lake Michigan, 111.]. Jan. 29, 1901. 1 p. 
( H. rp. 2530. ) 

Sherman, J. S. Report favoring S. 2871, to amend act to incorporate 
North River Bridge Company and to authorize construction of 
bridse at New York Citv across Hudson River [etc., so as to extend 
time"]. Jan. 29, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2533. ) 

Report amending H. 13633, to amend sec. 4472, Revised Statutes, so 

as to permit transportation ])y steam vessels of gasoline and other 
products of petroleum when carried by automobiles as source of 
motive power. Jan. 30, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2565. ) 

Stewart, J. F. Report amending H. 13438, to authorize United New 
Jei-sey Railroad and Canal Company and Philadephia ami Trenton 
Railroad Companv to construct bridge across Delaware River 
[between Trenton, X. J.,and Morrisville, Pa.]. Jan. 23, 1901. 2 
pp. (H.rp. 2423.) 

Wanger, I. P. Report favoring S. 4956, identical with II. 12099, to grant 
Knoxville Power Companv right to dam Tennessee River at or near 
Knoxville, Tenn. Jan. 3^1901. 1 p. ( II. ri>. 2609.) 

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34 January, 1901 

INVALID I'EXSiOXS COMMITTEE 

Calderhead, \N'. A. Report favoring S. 5140, to pension Marv C. Coombs. 

Jan. 9, 19U] . 1 p. { H. rp. 2192. ) 
Report favoring S. 4856, to increase pension of William F. Cloud. 

Jan. 11, 1901. 1 p. ( li. rp. 2235. ) 
Report amending H. 11812, to increase pens-ion of Daniel E. Turner. 

Jan. 11,1901. 1 p. (H.rj.. 2241.) 
Report amending bv sulistitute H. 12491, to increase pension of 

Robert H. :Metcalf. Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2246.) 
Rej^ort amending bv substitute H. 3883, to increase pension of 

William H. Ransom." Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2250.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 9503, to increase pension of 

Samuel Baughman. 'Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 22-53.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 3754, to increase pension of 

Solomon Delzell. Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2295.) 
Report amending by substitute H. 7697, to pension Elizabeth M. 

Sale. Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2304.) 
Report favoring S. 1203, to increase pension of Lewis S. Horsey. 

Jan. 16, 1901. i p. (H. rp. 2344.) 
Rejiort amending H. 10382, to increase pension of James Mason. 

Jan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2366.) 
Report favoring S. 2102, to increase pension of Andrew Reed. 

Jan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2369.) 
Report favoring S. 5139, to increase pension of Jacob Hight. Jan. 

17,1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2373.) 
Report amending by substitute H. 8650, to increase pension of 

William C. Whitney. Jan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2382.) 
Report amending H. 11277, to increase pension of Thomas A. 

Cord. Jan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2388.) 
Report favoring S. 1986, to pension Fannv Healv. Jan. 17, 1901. 

2 pp. (H.rp. 2389.) 
Report favoring S. 4165, to pension Dora Renfro. Jan. 17, 1901. 

1 p. (H.rp. 2.391.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 1235, to increase pension of 

Chanmess S. Burks. 'Jan. 24. 1901. 2 pp. (II. rp. 2435.) 
Report amending bv sulxstitute H. 10748, to increase pension of 

Julius Sporleder. Jan. 24, 1901. 3 pp. (H.rp. 2446.) 
Rei)ort amending bv substitute H. 4626, to increase pension of John 

L.Branson. Jan. 2o, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2481.) 
Report favoring S. 3746, to increase pension of George W. Bodur- 

tha. Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2488.) 
Report favoring S. 2915, to increase pension of Samuel Z. Murjihv. 

Jan. 25, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2489. ) 
Report favf)ring S. 1722, to increase pension of Bertha Leavev. Jan. 

25, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2490.) 
Report favoring S. 1455, to increa.«e pension of Alexander W. 

Browning. Jan. 31, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2580.) 
Report favoring S. 4728, to increase pension of ^larvin V. Tufford. 

Jan. 31, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2583.) 

Report favoring S. 1550, to increase pension of Kate Ezekiel. Jan. 

31, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2587.) 
Report favoring S. 1269, to pension Xancv J. Dunawav. Jan. 31, 

1901. 1 J). (H. rp. 2593.) 



January, 1901 35 

Calderhead, W. A.— ContiiuK^d. Report ainondino; 11/9531, to increase 

pension of Hiram S. Kin.usley. Jan. 31, 1901. 2 p)).* (H. rp. 2o96.) 
Report amending bv .substitute H. 9622, to pension ^larv K. Welsh. 

Jan. 31, 1901. 2 pp". (11. rp. 2507.) 
Report favoring S. 3343, to ini-rease pension of Keziah Fansler. 

Jan. 31, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2601.) 
Report amending II. 3958, to increase pension of Rollin Tyler. 

Jan. 31, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2606.) 
Cochrane, A. V. S. Report amending II. 10358, to pension Elizabeth J. 

Jones. Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (II. r|i. 2315.) 
Conner, J. P. Report favoring S. 3375, to increase pension of Martha iM. 

Bedell. Jan. 11, 1901. Ip. (H. rp. 2218.) 
Rei)ort amending H. 12778, to pension Adoniram J. Holmes. Jan. 

11, 1901. 2 pp. (II. rp. 2219.) 
Report favoring S. 3376, to increase pension of James ^IcFrv. Jan. 

11,1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2221.) 
Report favoring 8. 1204, to pension "William Gaddis. Jan. 11, 1901. 

1 p. ( H. rp. 2225. ) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 4813, to pension Tavlor IIux. 

Jan. 1 1 , 1901. 2 pp. ' ( H. rp. 2230. ) 
Rep(trt amending bv substitute H. 10046, to jtension Rosa Cox. Jan. 

11,1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2237.) 
Report favoring S. 2107, to increase pension of James Brown. Jan. 

11,1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2245.) 
Report favoring S. 2907. to pension Henrietta Parrott. Jan. 11, 

1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2247.) 
Report amending H. 11998, to increase pension of John W. Horner. 

Jan. 15, 1901 . 3 pp. ( H. rp. 2289. ) 
Report amending bv sub.^titute H. 11798, to increase pension of 

Lealdes F. Laverty. Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2312. ) 
Report favoring S. 3338, to pension Marv A. 3Iorton. Jan. 16, 1901. 

Ip. (H.rp. 2347.) 
Report favoring S. 2228, to increase i^ension of Oliver W. Miller. 

Jan. 16, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2350. ) 
Report favoring S. 2226, to increase pension of Henry Muhs. 

Jan. 16, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2351.) 
Report favoring S. 2109, to increase pension of Carroll W. Fuller. 

Jan. 16, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2353.) 
Report favoring S. 1211, to increase pension of Ross Wheatley. 

Jan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2367.) 
Report favoring S. 1628, to pension Adolph Schrei. Jan. 17, 1901. 

1 p. (H. rp. 2381.) 

Report favoring S. 2914, to pension Wilson E. Cai'ter. Jan. 17, 

1901. 1 p. (H: rp. 2385. ) 
Report favoring S. 4155, to pension Julia S. Goodfellow. Jan. 17, 

1901. 1 p. (H; rp. 2.387.) 
Report favoring S. 2901, to pension Abner C. Ricketts. Jan. 17, 

1901. 1 p. (H^rp. 2392.) 
Report amending H. 13237, to pension Jacob Hoerr. Jan. 24, 

1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 24,31.) 
Report amending H. 3960, to pension John Fisher. Jan. 25, 1901. 

2 pp. (H. rp. 24'78.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 13186, to increase pension of 

Francis M. Thompson. Jan. 25, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2482.) 



36 January, 1901 

CrowU'v, J. P». Report favoring S. o091, to jieiii^ion Hannah L. Palmer. 

Jan. {», 1901. 2 pp. (II. rp. 219S.) 
Report favoring S. .5090, to pension Minerva ^IcClernand. Jan. 9. 

1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2200. ) 
Re])ort amending II. 12801, to llen^^ion AViili^ Bradv. Jan. 9, 1901. 

2 pp. (II. rp. 2201.) 
Rejiort amending bv sul)stitute H. 12710, to increase iiension of 

William II. Sinnnomls. Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2310. ) 
Report amending II. 11529, to increase pension of Don Farringtou. 

Jan. 15, 1901. 1 p. ( H. rp. 2313. ) 
Reporf amending H. 13204, to increase pension of Ilenrv H. Brown. 

Jan. 24, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2448. ) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 1215, to pension Charles X. Neet. 

Jan. 25, 1901. 2 pp." ( H. rp. 2469. ) 
Re])ort amending bv substitute H. 7354. to increase pension of 

M ill )re V.Douglass. Jan. 25, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2471.) 
Report favoring S. 1212, to increase ])ension of John W. Canadav. 

Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2492.) 
Report favoring S. 2037, to increase pension of George F. Burrage. 

Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2493.) 
Rejiort favoring S. 2785, to increase pension of William H. Gardner. 

Jan. 25, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2494.) 
Report favoring S. 3648, to increase, pension of Peter Shelt. Jan. 

25,1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2495.) 
Report favoring S. 2163, to increase pension of Franklin Kersting. 

Jan. 25, 1901. 2 pp. ( H . rp. 2496. ) 
Report favoring S. 2905, to pension Georsxe 'SI. Wilson. Jan. 25, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2497.) 
Rei)ort favoring H. 12070, construing provisions of act approved 

^lar. 3, 1879, I'xempting from limitations named therein claims to 

jiension by children under 16 years [so as to include claims of 

children under sec. 4702, Revised Statutes, not presented during 

pensionable minority]. Jan. 29, 1901. 4 pp. (H.rp. 2528. ) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 4588, to increase pension of 

Peter M.Hill. Jan. 31, 1901. 2 pp. (II. rp. 2591. ) 
I\ei>ort amending bv substitute H. 2380, to increase pension of 

Alonzo Lewis. Jan. 31, 1901. 3 pp. (H.rp. 2603.) 
Report amending l)v sul)stitute H. 13269, to pension Edward 

Wesner. Jan. 31 , 1901. 2 pj). ( H. rp. 2604. ) 
Driggs, E. H. Report amending II. 5121, to increase pension of Frank 

W.Paige. Jan. 3, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2135.) 
Rei)ort amending II. 13386, to pension ^lartin Uehlein. Jan. 30, 

1901. 3pp. (H.rp. 2543.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 13329, to increase pension of 

( irotius N. rdell. Jan. 30, 1901. 3 pp. (H. rp. 2544. ) 
Rejuirt amending bv substitute H. 12813, to increase pension of 

William Rea. Jan. 30, 1901. 2 pj). (H.rp. 2548.) 
Report amending bv substitute II. 12280, to increase pension of 

Emil Frank. Jan. 30, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2552.) 
Report amending bv substitute II. 10759, to increase pension of 

Margaret M. Walker! Jan. 30, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2555.) 
Rejjort amending 11.12734, to increase pension of Aaron S. Post. 

Jan. 31, 1901. 2 i>p. (H.rp. 2576.) 
Gaston, .Athclston. Report favoring S. 4209, to pension Mary Sanders. 

Jan. 9, 1901. 2 pp. (II.rp.2181.) 



January, 1901 37 

Gaston, Athelston — C'ontiiiueil. Report amending H. 12204, to increase 

pension of ^[ary A. TuniH. Jan. 11,1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2212. ) 
Report amending 1)V suh.^titute H. .SOTS, to increase j^ension of 

Amanda W. Clancy. " Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. ( li. rp. 222(5.) 
Report favoring S. 2624, to jiension Marv M. Kean. Jan. 11, 1901. 

2 i>p. (H.rp. 2229. ) 
Report favoring S. 3224, to jiension Amo.'^ L. IIooil. Jan. 11, 1901. 

2 pp. (H.rp. 22:W.) 
Report favoring S. 3501, to increase pension of Kate Harbaugh. 

Jan. 1 1 , 1901 . 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2242. ) 
Report favoring S. 3758. to increase pension of William I. ^filler. 

Jan: 1 1 , 1 901 . 1 p. i H . rp. 2249. ) 
Report favoring S. 4277, to pension Albert Wetzel. Jan. 11, 1901. 

2 pp. (H.rp. 2251.) 
Report favoring S. 2319, to increase pension of Cliarles C. Buntv. 

Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2255.) 
Report amending H. 13312, to increase pension of Alliert Foster. 

Jan. 15, 1901 . 2 pp. ( II. rp. 2316. ) 
Report amending H. 9005, to increase pension of William W. 

Scbooley. Jan. 16, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2338. ) 
Rejiort amemling bv substitute H. 11085, to pension Marv ^I, 

Sj)randel. Jan. 16, 1901. 2pp. (H.rp. 2340.) 
Report amending H. 13134, to increase |)ension of William V. Rucker. 

Jan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2364. ) 
Report amending H. 13160, to pension Sarah M. Lowell. Jan. 17, 

1901. 1 p. (H. rp.2372. ) 
Report amending H. 12883, to increase pension of C'ondv Menalis. 

Jan. 24, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2441.) 
Report amending l)v substitute H. 6552, to increase pension of 

Abram P. Pew. Jan." 24, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2447.) 
Report amending H. 7055, to pension John G. Barr. Jan. 25, 1901. 

2 pp. (H. r]). 2468.) 
Report amending H. 12732, to increase pension of Elizabeth Rev- 

nolds. Jan. 25, 1901. 2 pp. (H:rp. 2472. ) 
Report amending H. 10733, to increase pension of Jeremiah Evans. 

Jan. 25, 1901 . 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2473. ) 
Rei)ort amending H. 12896, to increase pension of Penrose W. 

Reagan. Jan. 25. 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2484.) 
Report amending H. 6859, to pension Helen Gillen. Jan. 25, 1901. 

2pp. (H.rp. 2486.) 
— — Report amending bv substitute H. 12939, to increa.se pension of 

Thomas J. Kerstetter! Jan. 30, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2545. ) 
Report amending H. 9075, to increase pension of Charles Dalrvniple. 

Jan. 30, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2558.) 
Report amending H. 10444, to increase pension of Oswald Ahlstedt. 

Jan. 31, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2581.) 
Report amending H. 364, to increase pension of Lewis Black. Jan. 

31, 1901. 2pp. (H.rp. 2582.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 4132, to increase pension of 

Elijah Baxter. Jan. 31 , 1901. 2 pp. (H. ri-. 2590. ) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 6099, to pension Anna O. Brush. 

Jan. 31 , 1901. 2 pp." ( H. ri). 2592. ) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 12908, to increase pension of 

David T. Xuttle. Jan". 31, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2598. ) 



38 Jaxuaky, 1901 

Gaston, Athelston — Continued. Report amending H. 1:5424, to increase 
pension of I lenry S. Comer. Jan. 'A] , 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2002. ) 

Gil)yon. H. R. Report favoring H. 12(i0t), to increase pension of 3Iarcel- 
his A. Lothrop. Jan. !), 1901. 2 pp. (H. rj). 2183. ) 

Report amending H. 11144, to pension Samuel ^IcKamev. Jan. 

0,1001. 2 pp. (H.ri). 2184.) 

Report favoring S. 4556, to increase pension of William Fox. Jan. 

9,1901. 2 i)p. (H.rp. 2185. ) 

Report favoring S. 407:^, to increase pension of Roliert A. P'lhvards, jr. 

Jan. 9, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2189.) 

Report favoring S. 4418, to increase pension of Andrew J. Wood- 
man. Jan. 9, 1901. [2] ])p. (H.rp. 219(1) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 5524, to increase pension of 

Richard P. Mitchell. ' Jan. 9, 1901. 2 pp. { H. rp. 2204. ) 

Rejiort favoring S. 5360, to increase pension of Hiram I. Hovt. 

Jan. 11,1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2213.) 
Report amending H. 12442, to increase i)ension of ^larv E. Starr. 

Jan. 1 1, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2215. ) 
Report favoring H. 12997, to increase pension of Thomas J. Young. 

Jan. 1 1, 1901 . 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2220. ) 
Rei)ort favoring S. 4836, to increase pension of Phe))e E. Babcock. 

Jan. 11, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2238. ) 
Report amending by suljstitute H. 11453, to pension Charles E. 

Binns. Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2240.) 
Report favoring S. 4022, to pension William B. Caldwell. Jan. 11, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2256.) 
Report favoring S. 1044, to increase pension of Rachel 'SI. Worlev. 

Jan. 11,1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2257.) 
Report favoring S. 3680, to pension 3Iarv p]lizal)eth ^Nloore. Jan. 

11, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2258.) 
Report favoring S. 5005, to increase pension of Frederick A'ogel. 

Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2259.) 

Report favoring S. 5126, to increase pension of John D. Thomjison. 

Jan. 11,1 901 . 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2260. ) 

Report favoring S. 4789, to increase pensidu of Bernar<l Wagner. 

Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2288.) 

Report favoring S. 4859, to increase pension of Emilv A. Wentworth. 

Jan. 1 5, 1 901 . 1 p. ( H. rp. 2290. ) 

Report amending H. 9061, to pension Marv F. Breedlove. Jan. 15, 

1901. 2 i)p. (H.rp. 2292.) 

Report amending ])v sul)stitute II. 952(), to jiension X. Marietta 

Chapman. Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2294.) 

Report amending H. 131 18, to j)ension Rebecca J. (irav. Jan. 15, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2308.) 

Report amending H. 3233, to increase pension of Nicholas B. Ireland. 

Jan. 15, 1901. 2 i)p. ( H. rp. 2317. ) 
Report ameiidiiiir H. 12473, to increase jHmsion of E. Bradford Gay. 

Jan. 16, 1901. 3 pj.. (II. rp. 2336. ) 
Report amending 11.11395, to pension Sarah J. Rinnix. Jan. 16, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2337.) 

Rei)ort favoring H. 10995, to pension WilHam ^litchell. Jan. 16, 

1901. 2 i)p. (II. rj). 2343.) 

Report favoring S. 3750, to i)ension Paulina Smitli. Jan. 16, 1901. 

1 1.. (H.r|..2345.) 



January, 11)01 39 

Gibson, H. R. — Continued. Report favoring8.ol92, to increase ponsiou 
of Richard (). Clreenleaf. Jan. Iti, IWl. 8 pp. (H.rp. 2;US. ) 

Report favoring 8. 4788, to increase pension of George P. Beach. 

Jan. l»i, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2;M9. ) 

Report favoring S. 4841, to increase pension of George A. Parkei'. 

Jan. 1(5, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2352.) 

Report favoring 8. 2621, to increase pension of Charles Frve. Jan. 

16, 1901. 2 pp. ( II. rp. 2.354. ) 

Report amending 8. 4587, to increase pension of Cora Van D. Chen- 

oweth. Jan. 1 7, 1901. 3 pp. ( H. rp. 2363. ) 

Report amending II. 124,33, to increase pension of Ferdinand Wag- 
ner. .Tan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2368.) 

Report amending by sustitute H. 11450, to pension 8amnel II. 

Duvall. Jan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2370.) 

Report amending H. 5639, to pension IhirUn Keeling. Jan. 1 7, 1901. 

2 pp. (Il.rp. 23S4.) 

Report amending H. 13569, to i^ension minor children of HiMirv R. 

Hinkle. Jan. 24, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2428.) 
Report amending H. 12392, to pension Henry 8niith. Jan. 24, 1901. 

2 pp. (H.rp. 2430.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 10055, to increase pension of 

Frederick G. McDowell. Jan. 24, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 24.33.) 
Rei)ort amending H. 12686, to pension John W. Conelv. Jan. 24, 

1901 2 pp. (H: rp. 2437.) 
Report amending H. 13133, to pension Joseph V. Hoffecker. Jan. 

24,1901. 2pp. (H.rp. 2442.) 
Report amending H. 13567, to pension ]\Iartha 'SI. 8tephens. Jan. 

24, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2443.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 2117, to increase pension of 

James F. Campbell. Jan. 25, 1901. 2 pj). (H. rp. 2475.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 10354, to increase pension of 

John W. Campbell. 'Jan. 25, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2479.) 
Report favoring H. 22, to pension men who liave been honorably 

discharged from their last contract of service [during Civil War]. 

Jan. 29,' 1901. 4 pp. (H.rp. 2527.) 
Report amending H. 13568, to increase pension of James Hickev. 

Jan. 30, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2547.) 
Re])ort favoring H. 12507, to increase pension of Ezekiel Dawson. 

Jan. 30, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2550.) 
Report amending l>y su])stitute H. 10169, to increase jiension of 

Betsey Jones. .Ian. 30, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2556.) 
Report amending H. 5615, to pension 3Iargaret A. 8tuart. Jan. 30, 

1901. 3 pp. (H.rp. 2560.) 

Re])ort amending bv sul)stitute H. 12868, to pension William Bie- 

ber. Jan. 31,1901. ■2 pp. (H.rp. 2577.) 
Report amending bv sul)stitnte H. 4331, to increase pension of Isaac 

Gilh^^on. .Ian. 31,^1901. 2 pj). (H.rp. 2578.) 
Report amending bv su1)stitute H. 9969, to pension Mahala Jane 

Kuhn. Jan. 31, 1901." 2 i)p. (H.rp. 2579.) 
Rei)ort amending bv substitute H. 11857, to increase pension of 

George W. McClure. ' Jan. 31, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2.585. ) 
Graff, J. V. Report amending H. 13214, to increase pension of Jacob C. 

Hansel. Jan. 11,1901. 3 pp. (H.rp. 2214.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 7315, to increase pension of 

William W. King. .Ian. 11 , 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2222.) 



40 January, 1901 

Graff, J. \'. — C'dutimu'fl. Keiiort aiii('niliii<: II. 4198. to peu.-?ion Levi C. 

Mann. Jan. 11, UtOl. 2 pp. ( II. rp. 2227.) 
Report ameniling l>y sukstitute H. ;i.s20, to increa.se pension of Edgar 

Hill. Jan. lo, IWl.' 2 pp. (H. rp. 2290.) 
Report amending '•}' substitute H. 10978, to inerea.se pension of 

Augustus L. Chetlain. Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2314. ) 
Report amending H. 11H18, to increase pension of John Burns. 

Jan. 24, 1901. 2 i)p. ( H. rp. 2445. ) 
Report amending by substitute II. 7072, to pension ^larv Barron. 

Jan. 25, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp.2470.) 
Report amending H. 13050, to increase pension of James D. Wood- 
ward. Jan. 25, 1901 . 2 pp. ( II. rp. 2488. ) 
Miers, R. W. Report amending H. 12(520, to increa.«e pension of Jolin 

B.C. Shanks. Jan. 9, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2187.) 
Report amending II. 1252H, to increase pension of Alexander C. 

Scott. Jan. 9, 1901. 8 pp. ( H. rp. 2191. ) 
Report amending II. 11308, to pension p]lizabeth M. Killen. Jan. 

9, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2199.) 
Report amending II. 10718, to increase pension of James Gatton. 

Jan. 9, \m\. 2 i)p. ( H. rp. 2202. ) 
Report amending H. 8978, to increase pension of David I. Coon. 

Jan. 11, 1901. 8 pp. ( H. rp. 2216. ) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 6409, to pension ^laria E. Hamill. 

Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp.' (H. rp. 2217. ) 

Report amending by substitute H. 6417, to pension Eliza C. Johnson. 

Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2231.) 

Report amending H. 9066, to increase pension of Joseph X. Loving. 

Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2289.) 
Report amending H. 12250, to increase pension of Patrick Brennan. 

Jan. 11, 1901. 3 pp. (H.rp. 2243.) 
Report favoring S. 5036, to increa.«-e pension of Norton Schermer- 

horn. Jan. 15, 1901. 3 pp. (H. rp. 2287. ) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 5645, to increase pension of 

William 11. H. Bouslough. Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2301.) 
Report amending by substitute II. 13120, to increase pension of 

Albert L. Duddleson. Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2805.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 10689, to increa.«e pension of 

Michael Falkouer. Jan. 15, 1901. 3 pp. (H. rp. 2809.) 
Report amending H. 13236, to increase pension of James Barton. 

Jan. 16, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2835.) 
Report amending H. 13088, to increase pension of Peter Brunette. 

Jan. 16, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2341.) 
Report amending II. 18049, to pension Elizabeth Furv. Jan. 16, 

1901. 2pp. (H.rp. 2342.) 
Report favoring S. 3881, to increase pension of Ilenrv D. Johnson. 

Jan. 16, 1901. 1 p. ( H. rp. 2846.) 
Report amending II. 2506, to increa.«e pension of Joseph Kemper. 

Jan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2390.) 

Report amending II. 12121, to pensiim Caroline II. Wriiiht. Jan. 

24, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2429.) 

Report amending H. 18447, to increa.><e pension of Benjamin Eason. 

Jan. 24, 1901. 2 i)p. (II. rp. 2444.) 

Report amending by sub.stitute H. 11834, to increase pension of 

Martin Rodman. Jan. 25, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2474.) 



January, 1901 41 

Miers, R. W. — Continued. Report amending bv snltstitute 11. 8S42, to- 
pension Sarah (). Field.*. Jan. 2.'i, litOl. 'A pp. (H. rp. 2487.) 

Report amending H. i;}67;?, to pension C'liri.>^tiiia Ileitz. Jan. 30, 

1901. 2 pp. (M. rp. 25.m) 

Rejmrt amending bv suV>stitute II. 7H88, to iK'iision Katv Kurth. 

Jan. 30, 1901. 2 pp." (H. rp. 2p:«). ) 

Rejtort amending II. loo-ifi, toinerease ixjnsion of William H. Shaffer. 

Jan. :iO, litOl. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2.")42. ) 

RejKtrt amending II. 13(517, to inerease pension of George W. Tarker. 

Jan. 80, 1001. 2 pp. (II. rp. 2o4t). ) 

Rejwrt amending bv sul)stitiite H. 1176, to inerease pension of 

Justus Canlield. Jaii. 30, 1001. 3 pp. (H. rp. 2oB3. ) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 8447, to increase pension of 

Lyman W. Chandler.' Jan. 31, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2o94. ) 

Report amending bv substitute 11.6979, to pension Louisa White. 

Jan. 3i , 1901. 2 pp. ' (H. rp. 260o. ) 

Minor, K. S. Rej'ort favoring H. 13086, to increase pension of Eunice 
Henry. Jan. 9, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2195. ) 

Report amending H. 13154, to pension Ernestine Lavigne. Jan. 9, 

1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2203.) 
Report favoring S. 1604, to increase pension of Harvev (iraham. 

Jan. 11,1901. 2pp. (H.rp. 2261.) 
Report favoring S. 2879, to pension Marv E. GritMths. Jan. 11, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2263.) 
Report favoring S. 5032, to increase pension of John Ceibel. Jan. 

15, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2297.) 
RejKirt favoring S. 5033, to pension Lizzie Barrett. Jan. 15, 1901. 

2 pp. (H.rp. 2300.) 
Report favoring S. 5081, to increase pension of Joseph B. \Vhiting. 

Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2306.) 
Report amending H. 13058, to increase {tension of Ezra S. Pierce. 

Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2307.) 
Report favoring 8. 4440, to increase pension of Charles Stewart. 

Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2311.) 
Report favoring S. 5549, to increase pension of Horatio X. Davis. 

Jan. 17, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2361.) 
Report favoring S. 4876, to increa.se pension of Marv A. ^lerritt. 

Jan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2365.) 
Report favoring S. 1761, to pension Cirard AVelch. Jan. 17, 1901. 

1 p. (H. rp. 2371.) 

Report favoring S. 1828, to pension Emma T. Martin. Jan. 17, 1901. 

2 pj). ( H. rp. 2375. ) 

Report favoring S. 63, to increase pension of Cvrus A. B. Fox. Jan. 

17,1901. 2 pp.' (H. rp. 2377.) 
Rei>ort favoring S. 3264, to increase pension of William J. Cannon, 

alias James Cannon. Jan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2379. ) 
Report favoring S. 57, to increa.^e pension of Joshua 1'.. Harris. 

Jan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2383. ) 
Report amending H. 12405, to increase pension of Sanuiel Briscoe. 

Jan. 30, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2551.) 
Rei)ort amending bv substitute H. 3648, to increa.<e j tension of 

Charles W. Little. J'an. 30, 1901. 3 i)p. ( H. rp. 2561.) 
Report amending bv sub.«titute H. 1533, to increa.«e pension of 

Peter T. Xorris. Jan." 30, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2562. ) 



42 January, 19U1 

MiiiDi-, E. S. — Continued. Report amending II. 13220, to increa.se 
pension of Hubert Ba.-^foinbe. Jan. 31, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2086.) 

Norton, J. .\. Repoit favoring S. 2886, to increa.«e pens^ion of Thomas 
T. Phillips. Jan. M, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2182.) 

Report amending II. 9218, to in(Tea.><e pension of George W. Hissey. 

Jan. 1 1 , 1901. 2 i)p. ( H. rp. 2223. ) 

Report amending II. 12180, to increase pension of Gill)ert L. Pierce. 

Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2224. ) 

Rei)ort amending II. 12184. to increase pension of Thomas Jeffer- 
son Ilohnes. Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2244.) 
Rejtort favoring H. 12775, to pension Sarali ^liller. Jan. 11, 1901. 

2 pp. (H.rp. 2248.) 
Report amending hv substitute H. 11723, to increase pension of 

William K.Cirayson." Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2252.) 
Rejiort amending H. 12816, to increase pension of Samuel A. Xeed- 

ham. Jan. 24, 1901. 2 pp. (H. n*. 2451.) 
Rejiort amending bv substitute H. 2163, to increase pension of 

Mary L. Cramer. Jan. 25, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2467.) 
Re])ort amending bv sulistitute H. 3091, to increase pension of John 

Beaird. Jan. 25, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2476.) 
Rejiort amending ))v sulistitute H. 2678, to increase pension of 

Joseph B. Arliaugh. "Jan. 25, 1901. 2 pi>. (H. rp. 2477.) 
Report amending l)v substitute H. 12818, to increase pension of 

John B. Lewis. Jan. 25, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2480.) 
Rep(jrt amending II. 12825, to pension Salmon Hudson. Jan. 25, 

1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2485.) 
Shaw, A. D. Report favoring S. 5017, to pension George H. Shaplev. 

Jan. 9, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2193.) 
Rejiort amending H. 12434, to pension ^larie Barton Greene. Jan. 

9, 1901. 3 pp. (H. rp. 2197.) 
Rei)ort favoring S. 5045, to pension Eliza N. Lord. Jan. 11, 1901. 

2 pp. (H.rp. 2262.) 
Report amending H. 5198, to increase pension of Samuel S. Stafford. 

Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2291.) 
Rejiort amending 1iv substitute H. 8577, to increase jiension of Levi 

C. Hare. Jan. 15, 1901. 2 j)]). (H. rp. 2303.) 
Rei>ort amendinii: H. 12241, to increa.*»e pension of Franklin War- 
ren. Jan. 17, 1901. 2 jij). (H. rjx 2376.) 
Rej)ort favoring II. 10331 , to increase jiension of Svlvanus A. Gifford. 

Jan. 1 7, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rji. 2380. ) 

RejKirt amending bv sul)stitute H. 6503, to increa,>*e jiension of Wil- 
liam (J ross. Jan. 24, 1901. 1 p. (H. rji. 2436.) 

Rt'jiort favoring H. 12545, to increa.«e jiension of William ^I. Strojie. 

Jan. 30, 1901. 2 jiji. (H. rj). 2541. ) 

Rej>ort amending bv sulistitute H. 93.30, to jiension Kmma B. Taber. 

Jan. .30, 1901. 2 pp.* ( H. rji. 2557. ) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 3478, to increase jiension of Josejih 

A. J. Lightburn. Jan. 31, 1901. 2 jip. (II. rji. 2588. ) 

Rej)ort amending bv substitute II. 9016, to jiension Jackson Lvkins. 

Jan. 31, 1901. 2 i)ji." ( H. rji. 2595. ) 

ItejKirt favoring H. 13401, to jiiMision Jusi'j)!! 11. Woodruff. Jan. 31, 

1901. 2 JIJ). ( H. rj). 2600. ) 

Smith, S. W. Rejiort favoring S. 5235, to jiension Maw K. Pike. Jan. 9, 
1901. 2 ].].. ( ll.rj). 21S6.) 



January, 1901 43 

Smith, S. W. — Continued. Rejiort favoring: S. 5259, to ini-rease pension 
of William Gordon. Jan. 9, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2188. ) 

Kei)ort favorinji; S. 5015, to pension Betsey L. Woodman. Jan. 9, 

1901. 1 p. (II. rp. 2190.) 

Report favoring S. 501H, to iniTea.se pens^ion of Francis II. Buffum. 

Jan. 9, 1901. 2 pi). ( H. rp. 2194. ) 

Report amending II. 5(314, to pen.^ion Virginia R. Friedeborn. Jan. 

11,1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2228.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 4232, to increa.se pension of 

rhilip Volkner. Jan! 1 1, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2232. ) 

Report amending l»v substitute H.4357, to pension Jakobina Ilal- 

bertsma. Jan. 1 1 , 1901 . 2 pp. ( H . rp. 2234. ) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 12304, to pension Marv !>. White- 
ley. Jan. 11, 1901. ■ 2 j^p. (H. rp. 2236. ) 

Report amending H. 12826, to increase pension of Charles II. Knapp. 

Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2254. ) 

Report favoring S. 4147, to increase pension of Samuel X. Ilovt. 

Jan. 15, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2293.) 
Report amending H. 365, to pension Aries Butcher. Jan. 15, 1901. 

2 pp. (H.rp. 2298.) 
Report amending by substitute II. 2473, to pension .Marv J. Fonts. 

Jan. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2299. ) 
Report amending bv substitute H.3949, to pension Minnie (irav. 

Jan. 15, 1901 . 3 pp. ' ( H. rp. 2302. ) 

Report amending H. 9584, to increase pension of Samuel F. Bell. 

Jan. 1 6, 1901 . 2 pp. ( H . rp. 2.339. ) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 10871, to increase pension of 

-Alary A. Brown. Jan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2362. ) 

Re]>ort amendinuf H. 12142, to increase pension of William B. 

Wright. Jan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2374. ) 

Report amending H. 11807, to increase pension of John H. Bliss. 

Jan. 17, 1901. 3 pp. ( H. rp. 2378. ) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 6148, to increase pension of Wil- 
liam M. Tom. Jan. 17, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2386. ) 

SuUowav, C. A. Report amending H. 10564, to increase pension of 
Janies R. Ilu.sted. Jan. 24, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2432. ) 

Rej)ort favoring H. 13593, to increase pension of I^ewis W. Phillips. 

Jan. 24, 1901 . 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2434. ) 

Rei)ort amending H. 12696, to pension John B. Frisl)ee. Jan. 24, 

1901. 2 pp. (ILrp. 2438.) 

Report amending bv suljstitute H. 12004, to increase pension of 

George B. Smith. Jan. 24, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2439. ) 
Report amending bv substitute II. 13080, to increase pension of John 

F. Carl)ee. Jan. 24,"l901 . 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2440. ) 
Reijort amending H. 13123, to increase pension of Charles Hawkins. 

Jan. 24, 1901 . 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2449. ) 
Report amending H. 11197, to increa.se pension of Eugene Leah v. 

Jan. 24, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2450. ) 
Refrnrt favoring 8. 5144, to increase pension of Charles Scott. 

Jan. 25, 1901. 4 pp. ( H. rp. 2491. ) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 13725, to pension Emilv S. 

Knight. Jan. 30, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2540.) 
Report amemling bv substitute II. 12(5.34, to pension Mrs. Helen M. 

Evans. Jan. 30, 1901. 2 pj). ( II. n-. 2549. ) 



44 Jamary, 1901 

Sullowav, C. A. — ('iditiiiiu'il. Ki'imrt aiiK'iiiUnjr H. 1227.'^, to increa.*© 

pension of Frederick A. ('oiidun. Jan. :{(», li»OU [llHIl]. 2 pp. (H. 

rp. -'")."):{. ) 
Kejxirt amending: II. 10857, to int-rea.se pen.^iion of Tlieophile A. 

I)ani)hin. Jan. .SO, UH)1 . 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2554. ) 
Kc'|>ort aniendinj; l>v sul).«titntf 11. 7995, to pension Jane Hunter. 

Jan. :!0, 1901. 2 pj). " ( II. n>- -559- ) 
Report favoring II. 111»>9, to increa.«e pension of ()rra II. Heath. 

Jan. 81, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2584. ) 
Report aniemlinjr II. 4058, to infrea.«e pension of Carroll A. .Mc- 

Knifrht. Jan. 31, 1901. 2 pi). (H.rp.2589.) 
Report aniemling II. 18249, to pension France.s A. Tillotson. Jan. 

31, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2599.) 

.1 f DICI A K Y t< ).M MirrKK 

FleniinfT, W. H. Report .submitting H. 13803, to amend [act making 
appropriations for legislative, executive, and judicial expenses, 1897, 
so as to authorize flejiutv clerks of Tniteil States courts to administer 
oath.>^], assubstitute for H. 1.3.309. Jan. 24, 1901. 1 p. (II. rp. 2464.) 

Jenkins, J. J. Repoit favoring H. 12665, suj)plementary to act to pro- 
hibit coming of Ciiinese into Tnited States, appnned May 5, 1892, 
fixing compensation of commis-siouers in such cases [etc.]. Jan. 8, 
1901. 4 pp. (H.rp. 2156.) 

Report favoring S.J. R. 149, for distribution of Compiled Statutes 

of District of Columbia to judges of United States courts. Jan. lb, 
1901. ] p. (H.rp. 2328.) 

LI15R.\KY COMMirrEK 

McCleary, J. T. Rejjort favoring S. J. R. 4S, authorizing pedestal for 
statue in Washington, I). C., of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. 
Jan. 24, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2462.) 

Report favoring S. J. R. 60, granting permission for statue in Wash- 
ington, I). C, of Francis E. Spinner. Jan. 26, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 



2511. 



MII.ITAUV AKKAIKS COMMlTrEK 



Brownlow, W. 1*. Rejiort amending H. 7760, for relief of James Kelly. 

Jan. 24, 1901. 2 pp. (II. rp. 2459.) 
Report favoring S. 1293, for relief of Francisco V. De Coster. Jan. 

24,1901. 4 pp. (H.rp. 2461.) 

Reintrt favoring H. 9453, for relief of Harrv Hume Aiusworth. 

Jan. 25, 1901. 1 p. (II. rp. 2501. ) 

Report favoring H. 6647, for extension of Loudon Park national 

cemetery, Baltimore, Md. Jan. 29, 1901. 2 pp. map. (H.rp. 2529.) 

Report favoring H. 12807, fi>r relief of James M. Stradling. Jan. 

29,1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2537. ) 

Capron, .\. R. Report amending H. 5107, to remove charge of deser- 
tion from .\ntoii Frn.^t. .Jan. 9, 1901. 3 pj). (II. rp. 2206. ) 

Report amending H. 1216, to correct record of John O'Brien. Jan. 

18,1901. 2 i)p. (H.rp. 2399.) 

Rei)ort amending H.7<503, to correct military record of James A. 

Somerville. Jan. 29, 1901. 4 pp. (H. ri.. 2524.) 

Report adverse to H.()906, to amend military record of James C. 

Howanl. Jan. 29, 1901. 5 pp. ( H. r{). 2525.') 

Iv<ch, J. .1. Report amending H.5599, to grant honoraVde discharge to 
James L. I'roctor. .Ian. 4, 1901. 3 pp. ( H. rp. 21.50. ) 



January, IIKH 45 

Esch,.T..I. — CViiitimu'il. Hejuirt anu'iKliiiir 11. im74, to >rraiit lioiiorable 
discliarj,'!' to SaiinK'lWelcli. Jan. S, lUOl. :> pjt. (II. rii. LM7:i. ) 

l\t'l»<)rt amending II. lUWO, tn ivniuve charjif of desertion from 

(ieoF'reW. Mnure, alias (ie<>r<;e W. More. Jan. 11, IVlOl. .'i pj). 
(ll.rp. 2273. ) 

Heport aniendinjj II. t>(j2(i, to eorrcit niilitarv record of Ilenrv M. 

Holmes. Jan. 2."i, lltOl. .3 pj). ( H. rp. 2.")02'. ) 

Hav, James. Report ailvei-se to II. 12t>48, for relief of II. I), l.onnet. 
■ Jan. 3, HIOI. 3 pp. (II. rp. 2134. ) 

Hull, J. A. T. Report favorini; S. 30.")4, to amend act for increasing: etli- 
cieney of Army, aiii>roved Mar. 2, lS9it [so as to lix pay of a.-^sist- 
aiit surjieons of Volunteers liavinir rank of captain]. Jan. l.^i, 1001. 
2 pp. (H. rj). 2.329.) 

Report a<lverseto II. K. 31."i. callini.' for information relative to ])ro- 

tests, etc., of (General Chaffee or other American otticers concerninir 
lootinj; in China. Jan. 1«, 1901. 1 p. (11. rp. 23."iS. ) 

Report on S. 4300, to increa.<e elliciency of military estahlishment, 

reconimen<linjr that House nonconcur in Senate amendments and 
agree to conference. Jan. 21, 1901. 1 p. (II. rp. 2412.) 

Report favoring S. J. R. 134, relating to leaves of absence granted 

otticers of Armv [serving in Alaska or hevond limits of United 

State?]. Jan. 29. 1901. 2 pp. (II. rp. 2531.) 
Jett, T. M. Report favoring H. lOlSS, for relief of (ieorge W. Spencer. 

Jan. 2(5,1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2.i07. ) 
Stevens, F. C. Rei)ort favoring H. .5409. f(.r relief of Matthew T. Lewis. 

Jan. 5, 1901. 5 pp. ( H. rp. 2151. ) 
Report amending H. 6524, to remove charge of desertion from An- 

ilrew Carney. Jan. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (11. rp. 2152.) 

Report advei-se to H. 2001, for relief of Thomas H. Burns. Jan. IS, 

1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2401.) 

Report amending H. 2779, for relief of John (i. Fawkner. Jan. 22, 

1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2419. ) 
Report amending II. 651, to oorreet niilitarv record of Charles 

Bredt. Jan. 24, 1901. 2 pp. (II. rp. 24.57.) 
Report adverse to H. 567H, to remove charge of desertion from John 

Carroll. Jan. 24, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2460.) 

NAVAI. AFF.\IRS COM.MIITEE 

Fos9, G. E. Report .suljmitting II. 13705, making appropriations for 
naval service, 1902. Jan. 19, 1901. 15 pp. (H. rp. 2402.) 

PATENTS CO.M.MITTEE 

Kerr, W. S. Report favoring H. 2924, amending statutes relating to 
patents [so as to repeal sec. 4SS7, Revised Statutes, as it stood prior 
to act of Mar. 3, 1S97, limiting terms of i)atents by terms of prior 
foreign patents]. Jan. 31, 1901. 2 i)p. (11. rp. 2614. ) 

PENSIO.VS COMMITTEE 

Boreing, Vincent. Re]>ort amending H. 12233, to pension Ashel C. 

Aulick. Jan. 4, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2148.) 
Report amending II. SOOl, to i>ension Samps hi D. Bridgman. Jan. 

5,1901. 2 pp. (H.ri). 2154.) 
Davenport, S. W. Rei)ort amemling H. 12441. to increase pension of 

Aaron R. R(jlirbach. Jan. 11.1901. ] \>. ( II. rp. 2268. ) 



46 Janiauv, 19(i1 

LoudciisliiL'tT, ii. ( '. Krport aiiu-inHn^' H. (i.'i.S, to iiifrfa.*e ijension of 
Viiiiiiia .Mallanl. Jan. 4, llHIl. 1 j.. ( II. rp. 2i;«t. ) 

Ki'lMirt aiiieiiiliiij: II. 12,.';')S, to jiensioii John II. Doreiiuis. Jan. 4, 

]\m. n pp. (II. rp. 214U.) 

Kcjxirt favoring S. 4741.', to increa.se pension of Jesse F. (iates. 

Jan. 5, inOl. 2 pp. (II. rp. 21o:i. ) 

Report favorinjr S. 4.s;U, to pension Otto Haltnorth. Jan. 5, 1901. 

2 pi>. (H.rp. 2155. ) 
RejHirt amending S. 5093, to increase pension of Ciiarlotte W. Drew. 

Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2265. ) 

Report anieniling S. 4575, to increa.«e pension of ThonuLs Clailjorne. 

.Ian. 11, 1901. 1 J). (H.rp. 22()<5. ) 

Report amending S. 1792, to increa.«e i)ension of ^lartha C. M. 

Fisher. Jan. 11, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2269.) 

Rei)ort amending S. 1872, to increa.se jiension of Hiram J. Reamer. 

Jan. 11,1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2270.) 

Richard.son, William. Report amending hv substitute H. 10118, to 

increa.«e pension of .Mary Flynn. .Ian. 4. 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2149.) 
Smith, H. C. Report amending H. 12577, to pen.«ion Sarah B. Schaeffer. 

Jan. 4, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2i:J7. ) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 1148, to increase pension of Isaac 

I). Toll. Jan. 4, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2188. ) 
Stallings, J. F. Report amending H. 12616, to increase pension of Nancv 

T.Hardy. Jan. 4, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2141.) 
Report amending H. 7810, to increase pension of Robert P. Currin. 

Jan. 4, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2142. ) 
Report amending H. 12415, to increase pension of Carrie Otis Wal- 
lace. Jan. 4, 1901. 1 p. ( 11. rp. 214:i.) 
Vreeland, E. B. Report amending bv sul)stitute H. 5613, to increase 

pension of Louis Nessell. Jan. 4," 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2144.) 
Report amending II. 32.32, to increase pension of David Flinn. 

Jan. 4, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2145.) 
Weeks, Edgar. Report amending H. 8380, to increa.«e pension of 

Reamus O. Morris. Jan. 11, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2267.) 
Weymouth, G. W. Rejiort amending by substitute H. 11658, to increase 

"pension of Mary J. Xel.^'on. Jan. 4,' 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2146.) 
Report amending H. 12294, to pension Lottie ^I. Rankins. Jan. 4, 

1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2147.) 

I'OST-OIKKK A.VI) I'O.ST-KOADS COMMITTEE 

Bingiiam, II. II. Rei>ort favorinir II. .5612, for relief of AVilliam Dugdale. 
Jan. 8, 1901. 2 i)p. ( II. rp. 2157. ) 

Lou<l, E. F. Report favoring H. 13274, to lease premi.«es for use of [Free 
Delivery Division]. Jan. 8, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2158.) 

Report favoring II. 13423, to revi.^e and codify laws relating to Post- 

Otiice Department and ]>ostal servi«'e. Jan. 11, 1901. 20 i)p. (H.rp. 
2272. ) 

Report submitting II. 13729, making apjiropriations for Post-Otlice 

Department, 1992. Jan. 21, 1901. 15 1.].. (H.rp.2411.) 

rntl.lC I..\NI)S COMMIITKE 

Ivldy, V. M. Krport favoring S. 5258, to allow commutation of home- 
stead entries [to s»'ttlers under act for free homesteads on public 
lands surrendered bv Indian tribes]. Jan. 10, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 
2210.) 



. Januak'v. 1:m)1 47 

Flynn, I>. T. I\t'i>(>rt aii.einliii;; II. 12H()1, to siippU'inent exi!?tin>r laws 
relatiiijr to tlispusitittn of lands [so a«i to (lispose of laii<ls in Okla- 
homa cedeil l)y Wirhita and alliliated l>ands of Indians, and Coinan- 
clio, Kiowa, anil Apaclu' Indians]. .Ian. 11, litUl. 'A uu. (11. rp. 
L'1'74. ) 

Jones. W. L. Ki-port favorini: II. 1L'S4H, for fne hoinestoads on pnldic 
lands in north half of t'oivilK' Reservation, Wash. Jan. IS, 1!»(H. 
21 pp. (II. rp. L'.itt?.) 

Klel>er<r, Hndolph. Report favorin«r II. i'MS'2, to antliorize Hradshaw 
Monntain Railroad (.'onii>any to eonstrnet railroad throuj,'h [I'res- 
cott] forest re.^orve. Jan. :i(»i 1901. 2 pi>. ( H. rp. 2o»kS. ) 

Laoey, J. F. Report favorinfi H. .SKiO, locatinj; [Chippewa half-hreed] 
scrip [in Utah] in names of .\ntonie La Pierre and [Antonie 
Bagage]. Jan. n,llH)l. 2 ]>p. i H. r|). 2271.) 

Rejiort amendinir II. 1:5071. to si-t apart lands in New ^Mexico [lu-ar 

Espanola] to 1h- known as Cliff Dwellers' National Park for pnrpose 
of pre.'^erving ]>rehistoric caves and ruins and other relies therein. 
Jan. 28, 1901. 6 pp. (H.rp. 2427. ) 

KIVi:i;s AND n.VRHoRS I'O.M.MITTKK 

Burton, T. K. Report submitting H. 1S1S9, making appropriations for 
rivers and harbors [1902]. .Ian. 4, 1901. 5 pp. ( H. rp. 21.S0. ) 

Report amending H. 18491. authorizing ]\Iount Carmel Develop- 
ment Companv to draw water from \Val>ash River at (irand Rajiids, 
111. Jan. 2S, 1901. 1 j). (H. rp. 2oi:3. ) 

Reeve.«, Walter. Report favoring S. C. R. 98, for estimate of cost of deep- 
ening and widening channel of Curtis Bay, also main ship channel 
of Patai)sco River and Baltimore Harbor. Jan. 22, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 
2422. ) 

Tongue, T. H. Rejiort amending H. 8059, to amend river and harbor 
acts of 1894, 189H, and 1899, containing contract with C. P. Good- 
vear to deepen outer bar of Brunswick, Ga. [so as to pav him for 
extra work.] Jan. 19, 1901. 8 pp. ( H. rp. 2408. ) 

Kl'I.ES COMMITTEE 

Dalzell, John. Report submitting H. R. 380, fixing time for con.sidera- 
tif)n of H. 5499, to promote etfieiencv of Revenue-Cutter Service, as 
sul)stitute for H. R. 871. Jan. 22, 1901. 1 p. ( H. rp. 2420. ) 

Rep< irt amending by substitute S. C. R. 87, setting apart Feb. 13, 1901, 

for counting of electoral vote for President. Jan. 31, 1901. 1 p. 
(II. rj.. 2f>08.) 

TERKITOKIES COMMITTEE 

Knox, W. S. Report amending H. 13372, for subpoits of entrv and de- 
livery in Hawaii. Jan. 24, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rj). 2463. ) 

WAR CLAI.MS C'OM.MITTEE 

Caldwell, B. F. Report favoring H. 8545, for relief of T. A. Woodress. 

Jan. 15, 1901 . 1 p. ( H. rp. 2325. ) 
Report favoring H. 8185, for relief of William B. Pavne. Jan. 15, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2327. ) 
Gibson, H. R. Report amending H. 13382, for allowance of certain 

claims for stores and sui>plies reported bv Court of Claims under 

Bowman act. Jan. 11,1901. 9 i)p. (H.rp. 2264. ) 
Reprtrt favoring H. 4570, for relief of owners of Ijarge Charlie. Jan. 

29, 1901. 1 p. "(H.rp. 2534.) 



48 Janlarv, 19ul 

Henry, I'alrick. lU'|>iiit siil)iuittin}r II. K. .'Wo, to refer U. 12477, for 

relief of Charlotte (i. Kubertson, to Court of Claims. Jan. S, 1901. 

1 1.. (ILrp. L'lHL'. ) 
Ke|)(irt snhniittinjr H. H. :',:M\, t<. refer H. 12478, for relief of Waldo 

W. I'ntnani, to Court of Claiui!^. Jan. ,s, litOl. 1 p. ( H. rj). 21G3. ) 
He|)ort .«ul»inittin}r II. K. :«7, to refer 11. 1 UtH3, for relief of Jo.«eph 

C. Ferri.Iay, to Court of ClaiiuH. Jan.S, UtOI. 1 p. (II. rp. 2164.) 

Ri'lM.rt .>^ui)uiittin«r II. K. :«S, to refer II . 12900, for relief of Nancy 

IMaria Minter, to Court of CIaini.«. Jan. 8, 1901. 1 p. ( II. rp. 21f)5.) 

Report ainenilinjr 11. 12740, for relief of J. C. Williams, adminis- 
trator of Ilaller Nutt. Jan. 8, 1901. 12 i)p. (H. rp. 21()9. ) 
Report .'^ul.mittinfr II. R. .•540. t(. refer II. 22(50, 12712, 12714, 12717, 

129;i"!, and 129.S4, for relief of Newton Woodvard and other.«:, to 

Court of Claim.«. Jan. 9, 1901. 1 p. ( H. rp. 2178. ) 
Report .'<ubmittin<r II. R. 341, to refer H. 12983, for relief of estate 

of Rebecca E. Sexton, to Court of Claims. Jan. 9, 1901. 1 p. (H. 

rp.2179.) 
Re]>ort su1)mitting II. R. 342, to refer II. ()927, for relief of Thomas 

Coldwell, to CourtOf Claims. Jan. 9, 1901. 1 p. (II. rp. 2180. ) 
Report sul)mittin<r II. R. 300, to refer H. 120.30, for relief of repre- 
sentatives of H. W. Rookwood, to Court of Claims. Jan. 14, 1901. 

] p. (II. rp. 2283.) 
Report .submittinjr II. R. 303, to refer H. ll.>")l,for relief of William 

A. Bird, to ("ourt of Claims. .Ian. 15, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2.323.) 
Rejjort sul)mittiny H. R. 3(54. to refer II. .5404, for relief of e.>^tate of 

H. y. Simmons, to Court of Claims. Jan. 15, 1901. 1 p. (II. rp. 

2324. ) 
Report favoriu": H. 3749, for relief of Flora A. Darling. Jan. 15, 

1901. 4 pp. (M.rp. 2320.) 
Report submitting H. R. ,300, to refer H. 1.3581, for relief of Charlotte 

Sju-ars, to Court of Claims. .Tan. 10, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 23.55. ) 
Report .submitting IT. R.. 308, to refer 11.3103, for relief of Salome 

Sengel, to Court of Claims. Jan. 17, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 23.59.) 
Rei)ort favoring II. 13-595, for relief of N. N. Lowrv. Jan. 17, 1901. 

1 p. (Il.rp. 23(>0.) 
Rejiort submitting II. R. 309, to refer II. 2237, for relief of Sewell B. 

Corbett, to Court of Claims. Jan. 17, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2.393. ) 
Report submitting II. R. .370, to refer H. 13648, for relief of D. R. 

Lennnan, to Court of Claims. Jan. 18, 1901. 1 p. ( H. rp. 2.395.) 
Report submitting II. R. 375, to refer II. 1224, for relief of heirs of 

Alexander Bradshaw, to Court of Claims. Jan. 18, 1901. ] p. (H. 

rj). 2400.) 
Re]>ort submitting II. R. 370, to refer 11.11363, for relief of repre- 
sentatives of Cvrus (iault, to Court of Claims. Jan. 21, 1901. 21 i>p. 

(Il.rp. 2410.) 
Re|>ort .submitting 11. R. 390, to refer 11.8636, for relief of heirs of 

William Freeman, to Court of Claims. Jan. .30, 1901. 1 ji. (Il.rp. 

2.5(i4. ) 
^lahou, T. ."SI. Report amending 11.17, to authorize readjustment and 

pavment of dues to armv otlicei-s [for length of service]. Jan. 8, 

1901. 3 pp. (11. rj). 21.59.) 

Rejiort favoring II. 11481, for relief of representatives of Paul Curtis. 

Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. ( II. rp. 2100.) 

Report amending II. 12104, for relief of Geoi-ge T. Sami)son, surviv- 
ing partner of .V.and ( i. T. Sampson. Jan. 8, 1901. 2 i>p. (H.ri>. 
2101.) 

Report favorini: II. Ilt>l5. for relief of Curtis and Tildcii. Jan. 8, 

1901. (i pj.. (II. rp. 21(i().) 



January, 1901 49 

Mahon, T. M. — ContimuHl. Report favoriiij,' II. 12041, for relief of repre- 
t-entatives of Neiilie and Levy. Jan. .S, ISIOl. 4 pp. (H. rj). 21t)7. ) 

Report favorinjr II. 121I51 for relief of representatives of Jeremiah 

Sinionson. Jan.iS, HIUl. 2 pp. (H.rp. 21(58.) 

Report favorinji II. 1217t), for relief oi representatives of Pusey, 

Jones and Company. Jan. 8, 1901. 4 pp. (Il.rp. 2170. ) 

Rejtort favorin>r II. 12418, for relief of Anna M. Mershon, adminis- 
tratrix of Daniel S. Mershon. Jan. 8, 1901. 2 i)p. (II. rp. 2171.) 

Report favorinjr lI.o77:>, for relief of Kdward P. Bliss [executor of 

Donald -McKay]. Jan. 8, 1901. 5 pp. (II rp. 2172.) 

Report favorini; S. 428, for relief of Laura S. Gillin^waters, widow 

of J. E. (;illin<rwaters. Jan. 9, 1901. 4 pp. (II. rp. 2177.) 

Report siihinittin-i- II. R.-'U*), to refer II. 12633, for relief of James 

G. James, and William J. Thomas, executor of Edward Thomas, to 
Court of Claims. Jan. 10, 1901. 1 p. (II. rp. 2209.) 

Report aMR'udinfr II. 13270, for allowance of certain claims for stores 

and sujjplies report etl hv Court of Claims under Bowman and Tucker 
acts. Jan. 15, 1901. 13 pp. (H.rp. 2320. ) 

Report suhmittiui,' II. R. 302, to refer II. 10571, for relief of Balti- 
more and Ohio Railroad Company, to Court of Claims. Jan. 15, 
1901. 1 p. (II. rp. 2321.) 

Report favoriufi II. 13038, for relief of estate of James Brown. 

Jan. 15, 1901. 7 pp. (II. rp. 2322.) 

Report favoring II. 13111, for relief of William Courtenay [admin- 
istrator of George W. Lawrence, hv pavment for monitor Wassucl. 
Jan. 15, 1901. 4 pj). (II. rp. 2332.) 

Report favoring H. 13456, for relief of representatives of J. J. 

Ahrahams. Jan. 18, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2396.) 

Spalding, B. E. Report favoring H. 3787, for relief of Morris F. Cawley. 
Jan. 15, 1901. 3 pp. (II. rj.. 2331.) 

AVAVS AN]) MEAN'S COMMITTEE 

Dalzell, John. Report favoring S. 5404, to extend privileges in relation 

to immediate transportation [to Milwaukee, Wis.]. Jan. 30, 1901. 

1 p. (II. rp. 2575.) 
Hopkins, A. J. Report amending hy substitute H. 12513, to extend 

l)rivilege.s of 7th section of immediate transportation act to Saginaw, 

Mich. Jan. 30, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2574.) 
Long, C. I. Rejxjrt favoring S. 4509, extending to Everett, Wash., 

privileges of innnediate transportation. Jan. 31, 1901. 1 p. (H. 

rp. 2615.) 
Report favoring S. 5350, for subport of entrv at Douglas, Ariz. 

Jan. 31, 1901. 1 p. (II. rp. 2616.) 
McCall, S. W. Rei)ort favoring S. 5022, to extend privileges of 7th section 

of immediate transportation act to Fall River, Mass. Jan. 31, 1901. 

1 p. (H.rp. 2610.) 
Report favf)ring 8. 5023, to extend privileges of 7th section of 

immediate transportation act to New Bedford, Mass. Jan. 31, 1901. 

1 p. (H.rp. 2611.) 

SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE 

Note. — These volumes, wliich have been previously published in unbound form 
or in one or more cloth editions, are now for the first time ready for distril)Ution 
in sheep binding-. The number in black-fai'ed type ai>pfiidi'd to the description 
of eaeh volume is tlie serial number in the set of ("onKressiimal docuiiu iits, in 
eoiitinuatiou of the system adopted in the Clieeklist of I'ublie DoeumeuLs issued 
by this ofliee. 

55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 4,5. No. 2; Reports 
of War Department, 1898, Engineers, pts. 1, 2. [3746, 3747] 

10538— No. 73—01—4 



50 Janlaky, 1001 

55th C'dii^rep-s IW session — C'DiitimuMl. HouHtMloounients, v. 10. No. 2; 

Kt'lK.rts (.! War iX'iKirtiufiit, ISiiS, Onhmnce. [3752] 
Saiiio, V. 17. No. o; Kt'jMirt.s of Department of Interior, 1898, Geo- 

lofrii-al Survey, i)t. 1, Director' .« report, etc-. [3759] 
Same, V. 20. No. o; Kejiorts of Department of Interior, 1898, Geo- 

lojrical Survey, pt. 4, hydrofrraphy. [3762J 
Same, v. 21, 2 pt(<. No. 5; Keport.s of Department of Interior, 1898, 

(ieolofiical Survey, pt. 5, Fore.'^t reserve.*, text and atla,«. [3763, 2 v.] 
Same, V. 22, 23. No. 5; Iiei)orts of Department of Interior, 1898, 

(leolojjical Survey, pt. 6, IMineral Resourees, 1897. [3764. 3766] 
Same, V. 32. No. 10; Report of comptroller of currencv, 1898, v. 2. 

[3774] 

Same, v. 33. No. 11; Internal revenue report, 1898. [3775] 

Same, v. 36. Nop. 14-54, except 15, 23, 34, 44, 47; Navigation Bu- 
reau report, 1898, etc. [3778] 

Same, v. 68. No. 143; Tests of metals, 1898. [3810] 

Same, v. 69. No. 162; Statistical Abstract, 1898. [3811] 

Same, v. 71. No. 181; Forestry investigations, 1877-98. [3813] 

Same, v. 72. No. 207, 6 pts. ; Labor Department bulletins 20-25, 

v. 4, 1899. [3814] 

Same, v. 75. No. 229; House manual. [3817] 

Same, V. 76. No. 266, pt. 1; Conmiercial Relations, 1898, v. 1. 

[3818] 
56th Congress, 1st session. Senate reports, v. 5. No. 766-1113, except 

1023 and 1052; miscellaneous. [3890] 

House documents, v. 82. No. 324; House manual. [3979] 

Hoase reports, v. 3. Nos. 487-807; miscellaneous. [4023] 



Agriculture, Department of 

Note. — Those publications of the Department of .Agriculture which are for sale, 
except those of the Weather Bureau, will be supplied by the Superintendent of 
Pocuinents, I'nion Kuildinj^, Washington, D. C. For the unpriced publications 
application should be made to the .Secretary of Agriculture. The I)ci)artnient 
has IK) list of addrcssi's to which all its ])ubIications are sent. It issues a monthly 
list of pulilications, which is mailed to all applicants, enabling them to select 
such reports an<l bulletins as interest them. 

Annual reports, 1900. Ixxviii + 297 pp. (H.doc.6.) *30c 

Detailed statement of expenditures for Department, 1900 [including sup- 
plemental accounts to Nov. 15, 1900]. Dec. 3, 1900. 247 pp. (H. 
doc. 29. ) 

Directory for farmers. [Reprint 1901.] p. 68(5-720. [From Yearbook, 
IS'.til. ("oiitiiius lists of State ollicials in charge of agriculture, dairy 
oliicials, brecilers' associations. State veterinarians, etc., etc.] 

Preliminary report of investigations upon forests of southern Ajijiala- 
diian region [with view to estal)lishment of national i)ark or forest 
re.serve]. .Ian. Ki, 1901. 3 pji. (S.doc.93.) 

AGROSTOLOGY DIVISION 

Alfalfa, or lucern; l)v .Tared G. Smith. [2d revised edition.] 1899 [re- 

jirint 1901]. 24" pp. 3 il. (Farmers' Inilletin 31.) 
Gra.sses and fodder plants on Potomac Flats. [Dec. 13, 1900.] 18 pp. 

(Circular 28.) 



January, TJOl 51 

studies on Aiiicricaii irrasses. Jan. U, li»M. oo pp. 2.3 il. (Bulletin 
24.) *5c 

ConI) iit:i: 

^Ii'xican Knis-sos, Some roeoiU collections of; bv F. Lftmsoii-Seribiier and E. D, 

Merrill. 
Miseellani'o\is notes and de.«eriptions of new species; bv F. Lnnison-Scribner ond 

V. H. Hall. 
PaTiiciim nitidum Lam., panicum sooparinin Lam., and paniciim i)ubescens Lam., 
Nulls (in: by F. Lumson-Scribner and E. D. Merrill. 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Information concerniupr Angora j;<'at; bv George Favette Thompson. 

1901. 94 pp. 1 il. 18 pi. (Bulletin 27.) ' *15c 

Raising s^heep for mutton; bv Charles F. C'urtisH. 189!) [rei>rint 1901]. 

48 pp. 18 il. (Farmers' Inilletin 9(). ) 

n.MRY DIVISION 

Breeds of dairy cattle, by Henry E. Alvord; reprinted [with revision 
and abridgment] from report of Bureau of Animal Industrv, 1898. 
1899 [reprint 1901]. 48 pp. 21 il. (Farmers' bulletin 106.)' 

BIOLOGICAL SURVEY DIVISION 

Some common birds in their relation to agriculture; by F. E. L. Beal. 
1898 [reprint 1901]. 40 pp. 22 il. (Farmers' bulletin 54 revised.) 

BOTANY DIVISION 

Farmer's interest in good seed; by A. J. Pieters. 1900 [reprint 1901]. 

24 pp. 7 il. (Farmer's bulletin 111.) 
Red clover seed, information for purchasers; by A. J. Pieters. 1901. 

11 pp. 2 il. (Farmers' l)ulletin 123.) 

SEED AND I'L.XNT INTKODCCTION SECTION 

KoTE. — This section has been made independent of the Division of Botany. See 
page 53. 

CHEMISTRY DIVISION 

Proposed reforms in fertilizer inspection laws. [1901.] 4 i>p. (Circular 
3 revised. ) 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Bread, and ]>rinciples of bread making; by Helen W. Atwater. 1900 
[reprint 1901]. 39 pp. 3 il. (Farmers' bulletin 112.) 

Commercial fertilizers, comi>osition and use; bv Edward B. Voorhees. 
Sept. 1890 [reprint 1901]. 24 pp. (Farmers' bulletin 44.) 

Com culture in the 8« )uth ; by S. M. Tracy. 1898 [reprint 1901] . 24 pp. 
(Fanners' bulletin 81.) 

Digest of metal)olism experiments in which balance of income and outgo 
was determined; by W. O. Atwater and C. F. Langworthy. 1898 
[reprint 1901]. 434 pp. (Bulletin 45, revised edition.) *25c 

Experiment Station Record, v. 11, no. 12. 1900. 1101-1208 + xvi pp. 

*10c single copy, i^l.OO a volume (12 nos.) 

Same, V. 12, no. 5. 1901. vi + 401-500 pj). nOc 

Note.— Mainly made up of abstractsof reports and jmblicatiuns on afrricnltural 
science which "have recently apneared in all countries, especially the I'tiited 
States. V. U, no. 12, consists (if inilcxes of names and of subjects, with tille-i>age 
and contents to v. 11. v.l'i, no. .5, contains a report of the 1-lth annual conventiijn 
of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, 
by E. W. Allen. 



52 January, 1901 

Experiment Station AVork 2. 1898 [reprint 1901]. 32 pp. 7 il. (Farm- 
ens' bulletin 65.) [See for contents catalogue for January, 1898, 
page 47.] 

Same, 4. 1898 [reprint 1901]. 32 pp.3 11. (Farmers' bulletin 73.) 
[See for contents^ catalogue for May, 1898, page 345.] 

Same, 8. 1899 [reprint 1901]. 32 pp. 6 il. (Farmers' bulletin 87.) 
[See for contents catalogue for February, 1899, page 137.] 

Same, 14. 1900 [reprint 1901]. 28 pp.5 il. (Farmers' bulletin 114.) 
[See for contents catalogue for April, 1900, page 254.] 

Experiments on effect of nmscular work upon digestibility of food and 
metabolism of nitrogen at University of Tennessee, 1897-99; bv Chas. 
E. Wait. 1901. 77 pp. (Bulletin 89.) ' *5c 

Irrigation in New Jersev; bv Edward B.Voorhees. 1900 [reprint 1901]. 
40 pp. 5 il. (Bulletin 87.) *5c 

Kafir corn, characteristics, culture, and uses; liy C. C. Georgeson. 1896 
[reprint 1901]. 12 pp. 1 il. (Farmers' bulletin 37. ) [The illustra- 
tion is different from that in the bulletin as published originally.] 

Methods and results of investigations on chemistrv and economv of 
food; bv W. O. At water. 1895 [reprint 1901]. 222 pp. 18 il. (Bul- 
letin 2l! ) *15c 

5th report of Committee on ^Methods of Teaching Agriculture [made to 
Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Sta- 
tions, Nov. 1900]. [Jan. 5,1901.] 8 pp. (Circular 45. ) 

Report on investigations of agricultural resources and capabilities of 
Porto Rico, with special reference to establishment of agricultural 
ex]>eriment station in that island. Dec. 11, 1900 32 pp. 6 pi. map. 
(H. doc. 171.) 

Sheep feeding; by John A. Craig. Feb. 1897 [reprint 1901]. 24 pp. 
(Farmers' builetin 49. ) 

Silos and silage; [bv] Charles S. Plumb. 1895 [reprint 1901]. 32 pp. 
10 il. ( Farmers' bulletin 32. ) 

Sweet potatoes, culture and uses; by J. F. Duggar. 1900 [reprint 1901]. 
32 pp. 4 il. (Farmers' bulletin 26 revised. ) 

FOREIGN :\IARKETS SECTION 

Trade of Denmark; by Frank H. Hitchcock. 1900. 88 pp. map. (Bul- 
letin 9.) *5c 
FORESTRY DIVISION 

Report of forester, 1900, by Gifford Pinchot; from reports. Department 
of Agriculture, iii -f 103-110 pp. 

POMOLOGY DIVISION 

Apple and how to grow it; bv G. B. Brackett. 1900 [reprint 1901]. 
32 pp. 10 il. ( Farmers' bulletin 113. ) 

PUBLIC ROAD INQUIRIES OFFICE 

Good roads for farmers; bv ^laurice O. Eldridge. [2d edition.] 1900 
[rei)rint 1901]. 47 pp'. 49 il. (Farmers' bulletin 95.) 

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

Asparagus culture; by R. B. Handy. 1897 [reprint 1901]. 40 pp. 17 il. 

(Farmers' Inilletin 6L) 
Monthlv list of publications [of Department of Agriculture], Jan. 1901. 

4 1)]). ([Publication] 404.) 



January, 1901 53 

Report of editor, 1900, by Geo. \Vm. Hill; from reports, Department of 
Agriculture, iii -r 113-164 pp. 

SEED AND PLANT INTRODUCTION SECTION 

Note. — This section was formerly subordinate to the Division of Botany. 
Cultivation of Znaim cucumbers. [Jan. 10, 1901.] 4 pp. (Circular 2.) 
Inventory 8, seeds and plants imported in coojieration with agricultural 
experiment stations, nos. 3401-4350. [1901.] 106 pp. 

VEGETABLE PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY DIVISION 

Potato diseases and their treatment; l)y B. T. Galloway. 1899 [re])rint 

1901]. 12 pp. 4 il. (Farmers' Imlletin 91.) 
Spraying for fruit diseases; bv B. T. Galloway. 1896 [reprint 1901]. 

i2 pp. 6 il. (Farmers' bulletin 38.) 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Note. — For these publications application shonkl be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Anemometry, circular respecting instruments for indicating, measuring, 
and automatically recording wind movement and direction; by C. F. 
^Marvin. 1900. 67 pp. 28 il.l pi. (Circular I), 2d edition, instru- 
ment Division. ) 

Climateand Crop Bulletin, Jan. 1901; no. 1 [1901]. 24 X 19 in. [Weekly 
Apr.-Sept., monthly remainder of year.] 

Note. — Contains reports of temperature and rainfall, with special reference to 
their eflfeet on crops. 

Monthly Weather Review, y. 28, no. 11, Cleveland Abbe, editor; Nov. 
1900. Jan. 19, 1901. p. 477-525, 4 il. 2 pi. 10 pp. of pi. and maps, 4° 

10c single copy, SI. 00 a yr 

Note. — Summary of weather and river and flood reports from all parts of the 
United States, with notes covering other countries and various topics of meteor- 
ology. Special articles are — 

Lightning from cloudle.ss sky; by C. E. Ashcraft, jr. 
Meteorology, Recent papers bearing on: by W. F. R. Phillips. 
Rainfall from convectional currents: bv H. H. Kimball. 

on Island of St. Kitts, W. I.: by W. H. Alexander. 

Spokane, Wash., Climate of; by Charles Stewart. 

Taniali)ais, Mount. Fog studies on: by A. G. McAdie. 

Tornadoes in Tennessee. Mississippi, and Arkansas; by S. C. Emery. 

Water sujiply lor season of 1900 as depending on snowfall [reports]; by F. H. 

Brandenburg and others. 
Wea ther conditions. Monthly statement of average, for November; by E.B.Garriott. 
Whirlwinds in New Brunswick, Notes on local; by S. W. Kain. 

Psychrometric tables for obtaining vapor pressure, relative humidity, and 
temperature of dew-point, from readings of wet and dry l)idl) ther- 
mometers; by C. F. Marvin. 1900. 84 pp.2 il. ([Publication] 
235. ) ' *10c 

Snow and ice bulletin, Jan. 2-29, 1901. 19 X 12 in. [Weekly during 
winter. ] 

Weather map, Jan. 1-31, 1901. 19 X 24 in. [Daily.] 



Interior Department 

Note.— The Decisions of the Department of the Interior in pension cases are 
issued in slips and in signatures, and the Decisions in land cases arc- issued in 
signatures, b(4h being published later in bound volumes at prices ranging from 
S1.05 to 81. -1.5 per volume. Subscribers may deposit SI. 00 in the Deparliiient and 
receive the contents of a voliune of the Decisions of either kind in separate |>arts 
as they are issued. Of the Land Decisions usually two volumes are issued yearly, 
whiletlie Pension-Decision volumes apjiear at longer intervals, sometimes more 
than two years apart. 



54 January, 1901 

Agrifultnral collej^e.--. Report of disbursenients to colleges of agriculture 
under act of Aug. 30, 1890. Jan. 10, 1901. 3 pp. (H. doc. 305.) 

Appropriations. P^stiniate of appropriation for deficiencies for Depart- 
ment. Jan. 10, 1901. 7 pp. (H. doc. 300.) 

Decisions [in appealed pension and bounty-land claims] v. 11, [signa- 
tures] 8-11, puljlished separately, p. 113-176. [Contents are the 
same as those of slips 31-48, for which see catalogue for December, 
1900.] 

Same, [v. 11, slips] 49-56, published separately. 

Co?itettt<: 

Desertion: voidable enlistment: minors. Xo. 5.5. Jan. 5, 1901. 3 pp. 
Disability: act June 'JT, 1S90: age. Xo.50. Dec. 29,1900. 3 pp. 

pathological se<inene(-; myopia. No. .53. Jan. 5, 1901. 6 pp. 

Estoppel: marriage: evidence. Xo. 56. Jan. 5, 1901. 3 pp. 

Line of duty: evidence: increa.se: accidental wound. Xo. .54. Jan. 5, 1901. 3 pp. 

Marriage of colored persons; sec.4705, Revised Statutes; evidence. Xo.51. Jan.d, 

1901. 2 pp. 
Service: act July 27,1892: Sabine Indian War. Xo.49. Dec. 17, 1900. 2 pp. 
commissioner of board of enrollment. Xo. 52. Jan. 5, 1901. 2 pp. 

Decisions [of Department and General Land Office] relating to public 
lands, V. 30, [signatures] 21-23, published separately, p. 321-368. 

Contoitg: 

Acquisition of title to coal lands in Alaska; act of June 6, 1900, p. 368. 
Great Sioux lands; sec. 21, act of Mar. 2, 1889, p. 3.54. 
Mexican private claim; sec. 7, act of July 23, 18(>(>, p. 345. 
Mineral land: crystalline deposits; natural curiosities, p. 3.57. 
Mining claim; application for patent; protest, p. 364. 

expenditure; improvements by prior locator, p. 322. 

Oklahoma lands; reservations within vacated townsites; act of May 11, 1896, p. 352. 
Regulations concerning right of way for canals, ditches, and reservoirs over public 

lands and reservations, p. ;325. 
Repayment; desert-land entry, p. 355. 

land embraced in railroad grant, p. 362. 

Settlers on ceded Indian reservations; act of May 31, 1900, p. 361. 
State selections; reservation in excess of grant, p. 344. 

Gila River Reservation. Report of Indian inspector Walter H. Graves 
relating to irrigation for Pima Indians. Jan. 14, 1901. 8 pp. 
(S. doc. 88.) 

Iroquois Indians. Response to resolution [letters from Secretary and 
commis.sioner of Indian affairs] relative to money paid upon claim 
of New York Indians for lands in Kansas. Jan. 15, 1901. 5 pp. 
(S. doc. 91.) 

Kiowa and Comanche Reservation. Public notice [warning against 
entering upon reservation of Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache Indians 
before it is opened to settlement]. Jan. 17, 1901. 1 p. f" 

McKenna, ]']dward. Letter transmitting papers in pension cases of 
[Kdwanl McKenna, alias] James O. M'Kenna, and James Owen 
M'Kenna, alias Owen ^I'Kenna. Jan. 29, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 
379.) 

Report. Annual reports, 1900; report of Secretary, report of commis- 
sioner of General Land Office. 1900. ccxxiv-i-541 pp. (H. doc. 
5. ) *50c 

Same; 21st annual report of Geological Survey, pt. 1. [See Geo- 

logiial Survey.] 

Sisseton Indians. Response to resolution, correspondence on payment 
of monev belonging to Si.sseton and ^Vallpeton Indians. Jan. 15, 
1901. 6 pp. (S. doc. 90.) 

Useless ])apers. Si-hedules of useless papers in Department. Jan. 4, 
1901. 9 pp. (H. doc. 273.) 

ARIZONA 

Re]iort of governor, 1900. 64 pp. 1 pi. 



January, 1901 65 

census office 

Census bulletin 28-46 [12th census]. 4° 
Con fen tn: 

Population, 1)V eounties and minf)r fivil divisions, of — 
Maryland." No. js. Jan. 3, I'.KJl. (i pp. 
Mifhiiran. Xo. 'J'J. Jan. 9, I'JOl. 19 pp. 
Minn.'sota. No. 3(). Jan. Ki, 1;h)1. 21 pp. 
Mississippi. No. 31. Jan. ICi, 1901. 9 pp. 
Missuuri. No. 32. Jan. 17, 1901. 20 pp. 
Montana. No. 33. Jan. 17, 1901. ti pp. 
Nebraska. No. 34. Jan. 18. 1901. 17 pp. 
Nevada. No. 3.'>. Jan. is, 1901. 4 pp. 
New Jersey. No. 30. Jan. 19. 1901. 9 pp. 
New Mexico. No. 37. Jan. 21, 1901. 6 pp. 
New York. No. ;». Jan. 22. 1901. 19 pp. 
North Carolina. No. 39. Jan. 22, 1901. lo pp. 
North Dakota. No. 40. Jan. 23, 1901. 13 pp. 
Ohio. No. 11. Jan. 2X, 1901. 23 pp. 
Oklahoma. No. -12. Jan. 2S. 1901. 5 pp. 
Oregon. No. 43. Jan. 28. 1901. 10 pp. 
Pennsylvania. No. 44. Jan. 30, 1901. 27 pp. 
Rhode Island. No. 45. Jan. 30, 1901. 3 pp. 
South Carolina. No. 46. Jan. 31, 1901. 9 pp. 

Crop card; [Instructions for pum-hin"; crop cards]. [1901.] 6 pp. 4" 
Farm card; [Instructions for punching farm cards]. [1901.] [3] pp. 4° 
Rules governing leaves of absence. Jan. 1, 1901. 1 p. 4" 

EDUCATION BUREAU 

Note. — Such publications of this Bureau as are in print may be had gratui- 
tously by addressing the Commis-sioner of Education. 

Education in Alaska, 1899; [9th annual report on introduction of 
dome.'^tic reindeer into Alaska, 1899]. 1900. p. 1373-1432, 10 pi. 
(Report, 1899, chapters 31, 32; whole no. 267. ) 

History of education in Vermont [with bibliography]; by George Gary 
Bush. 1900. 216 pp. 15 pi. (Contributions to American educa- 
tional history 29; circular of information 4, 1900; whole no. 265.) 

FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES COMMISSION 

7th annual report [with appendixes], 1900. 77 pp. 1 pi. 9 maps. 

GENERAL LAND OFFICE 

Circular A, opening of Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache Re.servation 
[extracts from acts of Congress]. Jan. 17, 1901. 1 p. large 8° 

Circular relative to communication of instructions to forest officers, 
their weeklv and monthly reports and monthlv accounts, P. Jan. 
2, 1901. 2 pp. 

Estimate of appropriation fur commission on grants of land to New 
Mexico. Jan. 3, 1901. 4 pp. (H. doc. 246.) 

Estimate of appropriation for pay of custodian of Fort Sherman aban- 
doned military reservation, Idaho. Jan. 29, 1901. 3 pp. (H. doc. 
376. ) 

Schedule of lands allotted to niembei'S of Chippewa ami ^lunsee, or 
Christian, Indians, or reserved for missionary and school purposes, 
on Chippewa and Mimsee Reservation in Kansas, to be sold. 
[1901.] 1 p. f» 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note. — The publications of the I'nited States (JeoloKical Survey include annual 
reports and Water-supi)ly and Irrigation I'aiiers, whicli are intended for free dis- 
tribution; and Monographs, Hullelins, ano folios of the Geologic Atlas of the 
United States, which are .s<jld at prices ranging from .ic to Sll.OO each. Address 
the Director of the Geological Survey, Washington. For topographic sheets see 
next page. 



56 January, 1901 

Alaska. Recommendation as to printing reports on Alaska. Jan. 17, 
1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 338.) 

Coosa River. Brief sketch of geology and [mineral] resources of Coosa 
Valley, Ala. Jan. 3, 1901. 4 pp. (S. doc. 65.) 

Fuller's earth. Production of fuller's earth in 1899; from 3Iineral Re- 
sources, calendar year 1899. 1900. 6 pp. large 8" 

Hooe Building. Estimate of appropriation for [furni.'shing addition to] 
building, occupied by survey. Jan. 3, 1901. 2 pp. (II. doc. 249.) 

Quicksilver. Production of quicksilver in 1899, by Edward W. Parker; 
from 3Iineral Resources, calendar year 1899. 1900. 15 pp. large 8° 

Rejiort. 21st annual report, 1900, Charles D. Walcott, director; pt. 1, 
director's report, including triangulation, j^rimary traverse, and 
spirit leveling. 1900. 608 -f xiii pp. 1 il. 3 maps in j^ocket, large 8° 
(Interior Dept., Reports, 1900; H. doc. 5. ) *$1.25 

Same, appendix, triangulation, primarv traverse, and spirit leveling. 

1900. p. 205-608, large 8" 

Stone industrv in 1899, bv William C. Dav; from IMineral Resources, 
calendar year 1899. 1900. 32 pp. large 8" 

Topographic sheets 

Note.— The Geological Survey is making a topographic map of the United 
States. The sheets of which it is composed are projected without reference to 
political divisions, and are designated by some prominent feature found on them. 
Three scales are used, 1:<>'J,500. l:12.i.obo, and 1:2.^0,000. These correspond, ap- 
pro.ximately, to 1 mile, 2 miles, and 4 miles to 1 linear inch on the map. The size, 
unless otherwise given, is about 17. .5 inches in height by 11. -t tolO inches in width, 
exchisive of the margin, the width varying with the latitude. A description of 
the toiiographic map is priutcil on the reverse of each sheet catalogued below. 

.\bout one-fifth of the area of the country has Vk-cu mapped, nearly every State 
being represented. Massachusetts, Connecticut. Rhode Island, New .Tcrsey, and 
the District of Columbia are completely mai)iicd. Sheets of the regular size are 
sold by the Survey at .5c each: but in lots ol 100 or more copies, whether of the 
same sheet or of different sheets, the price is 2e each. 

Alabama, Cullman sheet, lat. 34°-34° 30^ long. 86° 30'-87°. Scale 
1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of July, 1892, reprinted 
Nov. 1900. 

Arkansas-Missouri, ^fountain Home sheet, lat. 36°-36° 30', long. 92°- 
92° 30'. Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Jan. 

1894, reprinted Aug. 1900. 

California, Concord qua<lrangle, lat. 37° 45'-38°, long. 122°-122° 15'. 
Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 25 ft. Edition of Nov. 1897, re- 
printed Dec. 1900. 

CaUfornia, Smart.'^ville [Smartville] sheet, lat. 39°-39° 30', long. 121°- 
121° 30'. Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Apr. 

1895, reprinted Dec. 1900. 

California, Taylorsville map, lat. 40°-40° 5', long. 120° 50'-120° 55'. 
Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 50 ft. Pxlition of Sept. 1893, re- 
printed July, 1900. 

Colorado, (^anvon Citv sheet, lat. 38°-38° 30', long. 105°-105° 30'. Scale 
1 : 125,000, contour interval 25, 50, and 100 ft. Edition of Julv, 1892, 
rei)rinted Dec. 1900. 

Colorado-Kan.sis, Granada slu'et, lat. 38°-38° 30', long. 102°-102° 30'. 

Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 25 ft. Edition of Jan. 1894, re- 

l)rinted Sej)t. 1900. 
Indian Territorv, Winding Stair quadrangle, lat. 34° 30'-35°, long. 94° 

30'-95°. Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Aug. 

1900. 



January, 1901 57 

Kansas-Missouri, Kansas Citv sheet, lat. 39°-39° 30', long. 94° 3(y-9o°. 
Scale 1 :12o,000, coiitt)ur interval 50 ft. Edition of Oct. 1894, re- 
printed Sept. 1900. 

Missouri-Kansas, Fort Scott sheet, lat. 37° 30'-38°, long. 94° 30''-95°. 
Scale 1 : 125,(XK), contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Nov. 1893, re- 
printed Aug. 1900. 

5:ebraska, Ogalalla quadrangle, lat. 41°-41° 30^ long. 101° 30^-102°. 
Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of July, 1900. 

New Jersev, Tuckahoe sheet, lat. 39° 15'-39° 30^ long. 74° 45^-75°. 
Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of Oct. 1893, re- 
printed Dec. 1900. 

New :Mexico, Corazon sheet, lat. 35°-35° .30^, long. 104° 30^-105°. Scale 
1 : 125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Sept. 1894, reprinted 
Aug. 1900. 

New Mexico, Las Vegas sheet, lat. 35° 30^-36°, long. 105°-105° 30^. 
Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Apr. 1893, re- 
printed Dec. 1900. 

New :Mexico, Santa Fe sheet, lat. 35° 30'-36°, long. 105° 30^-106°. Scale 
1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Mar. 1894, reprinted 
July, 1900. 

Ohio-Kentuckv, Cincinnati quadrangle, lat. 39°-39° 15^ long. 84° 15'-84° 
45^ Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Dec. 1900. 
17.5X27.3 in. 10c 

Tennessee, Pikeville sheet, lat. 35° 30'-36, long. 85°-85° 30^. Scale 

1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Oct. 1895, reprinted 

Dec. 1900. 
Tennessee, Sewanee sheet, lat. 35°-35° 30^, long. 85° 30^-86°. Scale 

1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Ajjr. 1895, reprinted 

Nov. 1900. 

HYDROGRAPHY DIVISION 

Austm dam; by Thomas U. Taylor. 1900. 52 pp. 12 il. 16 pi. (Water- 
supply and irrigation papers 40; H. doc. 106.) *15c 

INDIAN BUREAU 

Circular to Indian agents [decision of Secretary of Interior concerning 

authority to issue warrants for arrest of Indians committing offenses 

on reservations]. Jan. 10, 1901. 3 pp. 
Draft of bill relating to removal of certain [Chirikahwa Apache] 

Indians from San Carlos Reservation, Ariz. Jan. 19, 1901. 6 pp. 

(H. doc. 347. ) 
Proposals received and contracts awarded for supplies for Indian service, 

1901. 381 pp. 
Recommendation relating to [transfer to Interior Department] of rifles 

for Indian schools. Jan. 28, 1901. 3 pp. (H. doc. 374.) 

NEW MEXICO 

Report of governor, 1900. iii-|-445 pp. 41 pi. map. 
Note. — Includes annual rej>ort of mine inspector, etc. 

OKLAHOMA 

Report of governor, 1900. 117 pp. 28 pi. 4 maps. 



58 January, 1901 

patp:nt office 

Note. — The Patt-nt Oftiec publishes specifications and (1ra\vingrsc(f patents, both 
in single copies and monthly vohuiu-s. the former at 5e and the latter at S5.00. 
The former are not enumerated in this catalogue. For certified eopie.sof i)atents, 
including specitication, drawing, certilicate, and grant, the price is soc. A variety 
of indexes, giving a complete view of the work of the office from 1790 to date, are 
published at prices rangnig from 2oc to SIO.OO per volume. The Kules of Practice 
and pamjihlet Patent Laws are furnished free. The I'atent Office issues coupon 
orders in packages of 20 at Sl.tH) per i)ackage, or in books containing KKJ coupons 
at So. 00 per book. One coupon will prooire a specification with drawings, and two 
coupons a copvof the Otficial Gazette. They are good until used. Address Chief 
Clerk, Patent "otlice. 

Alphaltftical lists of patentees and inventions for quarter ending Sept. 

80, ItiOO. [1901.] 225 pp. large 8° [Index to v. 92 of Official 

(Jazette.] 
Defifiencies in appropriations for office. Jan. 16, 1901. 4 pp. (11. doc. 

Offifial Gazette, Jan. 1-29, 1901; v. 94, nos. 1-5. 1-988 -f [civ] pp.il. 
large 8" [Weekly.] 10c single copy, 85.00 a yr 

Note. — Contains the patents, trade-marks, designs, and labels issued each week, 
also decisions of the Commissioner of Patents and of United States courts in 
patent cases. 



Justice, Department of 

Annual report of Attornev-General [with exhibit.^], 1900. 411 pp. (H. 

doc. 9.) 
Judgments rendered against United States by circuit and district courts 

[which requireappropriationand have not heretofore been reported]. 

Jan. 25, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 367. ) 

ATTORNEY-GENERAL, ASSISTANT, FOR INDIAN DEPREDATION 

CLAIMS 

Report [for year ending Oct. 31] 1900. 5 pp. 

COM^IISSION TO REVISE AND CODIFY CRIMINAL AND PENAL 

LAAVS 

Report, Nov. 15, 1900. 8 pp. 

LIBRARY 

Catalogue of fureign books, in languages other than English, in library 
of Department. Oct. 1, 1900. 77 pp. 



Navy Department 



Appropriations. lOstimate of appropriation for deficiency in emergency 

fund. Jan. 26, 1901. 2 pp. (II. doc. 370.) 
Colundjia River. Rejiort of board on desirabilitv of locating drv dock 

on river. Jan. 3, 1901. 14 pp. (S. doc. 60. )" 
Courts-martial. (Jeneral court-martial order 142, 143 [1900]; Nov. 17, 

19, 1900. Each 1 p. 12" 



January, 1901 59 

Departmental ttnler 22, 2b, revi.«etl, 2U; Jan. 5-2.'?, 1!H)1. Kaeli 1 ji. nar- 
row 12" 

General order 19-22; Dec. 31, IWKV.Ian. 30, 1901. 1 tah. 12° 

Holland .«nl»niarine boat. Conijilianee with re.«olution, reports on fde 
ooncerninji boat. Jan. 3, 19Ut) [190! ]. 13 i)p. (8. doe. 71. ) 

Iowa Inm Works. I^'tter relative to remission of time penalties exacted 
nnder ci>ntract with works for construction of torpedo boat Ericsson. 
Jan. 28, 1901. 4 pp. (S. doc. 121.) 

Mechanics. Circular letter [to chiefs of bureaus, etc., reirardiny exam- 
inations of candidates for appointment as si)ecial mechanic's and 
civilian assistant inspectors of work and material under Dei)artmcnt]. 
Jan. 2, 1901. 1 p. narrow 12" 

Navv-vard order 13 revised, 176-187, employment of labor at navy- 
yards; Sept. 11, 1897 [reprint 1901], Jan. 2-30, 1901. Narrow 12" 

Port Royal, S. C. Report of board ai)i»ointe(l for purpose of examining 
into exi)ediency of changing location of naval station at Port Royal 
to some jxiint at or near Charleston. Jan. 11, 1901. 29 pj). 
(S. doc. 8(j.) 

Ship's writer. Aid to ship's writer. 1901. 16 pp. 

CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR BUREAU 

Additional estimate of appropriation for construction and repair of ves- 
sels [etc.]. Jan. 16, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 331.) 

EQUIPMENT BUREAU 

Outline of classification for library books. [1901.] 3 pp. 12" 

Specifications for folding platform scales, 1,000 pounds capacitv. Jan. 
21, 1901. 1 p. 12" 

Si^ecifications for installation of electric lights and interior communica- 
tions on board torpedo boats 24-35. Feb. 1899 [reprint] 1901. 
9 pp. 12° 

Specifications for stencil-cutting outfit for ships. Jan. 15, 1901. 1 p. 12° 

nVDROGRAPIIIC OFFICE 

Note. — The Charts, Sailing Directions, etc., of the Hydrogrnphic Office are sold 
by the office in Washington mid also by agents at tlie principal American and 
foreign seaport.s and American lake ports. CoiJies of tlie Hydrograpliic Bulletin 
and Notice to Mariners are supplied free on ap]pHcation at the Hyilrographic 
Office in Washington and at the branch offices in Boston, New York, I'hiladel- 
phia, Baltimore, Norfolk, Savannah, New Orleans, Sau Francisco. I'ortland 
(Oreg.), Port Townsend, Chicago, Cleveland, Bulfalo, Sault Ste. Marie, and 
Duluth. 

Catalogue of charts, plans, sailing directions and other publications of 
oHice. 1901. 119 pp. 24 maps, 4" 50c 

Hydrograpliic Ijulletin, weekly, 592-596; Jan. 2-30, 1901. Each 1 p. 
large 4" and oblong f" 

Note. — Contains accounts of obstructions and dangers along the coast and the 
principal ocean routes, etc. 

Index to Notices to Mariners 1-52 of 1900. 60 pp. 

Notice to Mariners, weekly, 1-1, 1901; Jan. 5-26. 1-41 + [11] 1. 

Note. — Contains information of newly discovered dangers to navigation and of 
establishment and changes of lights aiid other aids. For economy ami conven- 
ience in distribution the items in each number relating to different geographical 
sections are rei>rinted se7)arately, as Notice to Mariners 1, sec. 2, etc. 

Sun's apparent declination and equation of time, with liourlv differ- 
ences, for [calendar] vear 1901. 1900. 20 pp. large 8" ([Publica- 
tion] 118.) ' 10c 



60 January, 1901 

Supplement [to] East coast of South America [publication 88, edition 
of 1894] ; Brazil, authorized signals. 1901. 11 pp. 10c 

Charts 

Ascension, Island of, south Atlantic Ocean, from British survey in 1838, 
scale naut. m. = 2 in.; with inset, [Georgetown, Ascension] scale 
naut. m.=3.9 in.; chart 538. Jan. 1901. 18X23.7 and 6.2x6.6 
in. 30c 

Dapa Channel and Port Sibonga, Siargao and Bukas islands, Philippine 
Islands, from Spanish survey in 1863; chart 1919. Scale naut. 
m. = 2 in. Jan. 1901. 18.9 X 23.2 in. 20c 

Kaanapali Anchorage, JNIaui, Hawaiian Islands, from survev in Xov. 

1900, by U. S. S. Iroquois; chart 1920. Scale 1000 vds. = 6 in. Jan. 

1901. 19.05 X 16.95 in. ' 20c 
Kerama and Aka passages, Okinawa Group, Ryukyu [or] Liukiu 

Islands, Japan, from Japanese survey in 1873, with additions from 

United States survev in 1855; chart 1901. Scale naut. m. = 2.24 in. 

Jan. 1901. 18.7 X 11.98 in. 10c 

INIiyako Harbor, Honshu, Japan, east coast, from Japanese survev in 

1871; chart 1900. Scale naut. m. = 4 in. Jan. 1901. 24.89 Xl"7.94 

in. 30c 

Nemoro Harbor, Hokushu, Japan, from Japanese survey in 1886; chart 

1905. Scale naut. m.= 5.93 in. Jan. 1901. 17.32 X 11.79 in. 20c 
Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Jan. 1901; chart 1400. Scale 1° 

long. = 0.27 in. 21 X 32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note.— Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., directions for use of com- 
pensating binnacles with fore and aft athwartship magnet correctors and quad- 
rantal spheres, etc.; charts published, etc., Dec. 1-31, 1900; equator crossings in 
Pacific Ocean; forecast and review of weather. 

Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Feb. 1901; chart 1401. Scale 1° 

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Arbitration, Permanent Court of. Estimate of appropriation for ex- 
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Beirut, Syria. Letter recommending increase of salary of clerk in con- 
sulate at Beirut. Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 84. ) 

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Italians in United States. Report relating to lynching of 2 Italian 
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Mexico. Convention l)etween United States and Mexico extending for 
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convention. Signed Washington, Nov. 21, proclaimed Dec. 24, 1900. 
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Pekin, China. Dispatch from minister in China on proposed extension 
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Portraits. Descriptive catalogue of portraits in Department. LSjip. 4" 

Rodoconachi Sons & Co. Communication relating to relief of Ralli 
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64 January, 1901 

Seoul, Korea. Di.«jiatch from minister to Korea, explaining necessity 

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25c single copy, §2.00 a yr 
Contents: 

Accessions to library. 

Argentina. Foreign commerce in 1900; notes. 

Bolivia. Production of tin; notes. 

Book notices. 

Brazil. Boundary with French Guiana; summary of consular invoice law; notes. 

Chile. Presidential cabinet; sulphur deposits. 

Coal, Powdered, as fuel. 

Commerce of the world. 

Costa Rica. Production of coffee. 

Ecuador. Commercial situation: disposition of export taxes. 

Guatemala. Foreign imports; Northern Railway; new mining law. 

Latin-America in 1900. review. 

Trade oi>portiuiities in. 

Mexico. President's cabinet; budget for fiscal year 1901-2; silver bars for coinage; 
notes. 

Kicaragua. Important steamship concession; notes. 

Paraguay. Funds for works of public utility; exemption of duties on stone. 

Patentees, Rights of. 

Periodicals and newspapers on file. 

Peru. Commerce during 1899. 

Salvador. Customs tariff law; notes. 

Shoe trade of America. 

Spanish America, Trade with. 

United States. Trade with Latin America: wool supply; grain crop of 1900; notes 

Uruguay. Agricultural progress: Latin-American Scientific Congress. 

Venezuela. Orinoco delta; exports of balata rubber. 

FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Acetic acid in foreign countries. 1900. 1-83 + [2] pp. (Si^ecial Con- 
sular Reports, v. 22, pt. 1; H. doc. 290, pt. 1.) *5c 

Advance sheets of consular reports, Jan. 2-31, 1901; nos. 924-949. 1 il. 
[Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 

Contents: 
Acetylene gns vs. petr<>lc\nii in (ierinany; no. 945. 
Advertisements, .VnuTican, in (nTniany, by F. H. Mason; no. 933. 
Api)lcs in England, liv S. ('. McFarland; no. 932. 
Argentine trade in 19(10, by W. V. Lord; no. 943. 
Beet-sugar industry. Kxtension of. note: no. 92C. 
Benzine substitute, German jirize for, note: no. 940. 
Bicycles in Siam, by Hamiltim King: no, 948. 
Brazil, Port improvements in, note: no. 9;?2. 
Brazilian consular invoices [law], transmitted by W. L. Lowrie; no. 924. 



January, 1!)01 65 

AdvaiH-e s^lieets of consuhir rcjiort.^ — C'ontimied. 
C'oiiti Ills — {'outinueil. 
Britisli ('iilniiil)iii. Now niihviiy in. I)y A. E. Smith; no. 9*29. 

I'roiiosL'd railrnails in. by L. K. Dudley; no. 940. 

("iil)U- in ("nniirv Islands. nulV: no. y;5l). 

to Anstiiilia. liy.I. I". Bray; no. 911. 

CiilciuTM cartiidtMU (kTniany. Ijy S. W. Hanaiu'r: no. 9:W. 

Canada, (icrinan traili' with, note; no. 927. 

("iiri>ots. Fori'if,Mi. in Turkey, by Walter Schumann; no. 947. 

Chestnut cultivation in France, by .l.C. Covert; no. 9-l(). 

Coal. Artiticial, in Germany, by A. L. rrankenthal; no. 947. 

Coal j>riees. Rise in. in the Levant, by (i.B. Kavndal; no. 924. 

Coal strike. Nova Scotia, by Gustave Beutelspacher; no. 989. 

Coal trade of Huujjary. note; no. 944. 

Cod-liver oil in Venezuela, note. no. 944. 

Colombian jxtrts closed to commerce, note: no. 939. 

Copper. Sulphate of. Irish demand for, by .\I.T. Brice; no. 927. 

Copper ore. Reduction of. in Peru, transmitted by R. K. Neill; no. 942. 

Cotton plants, .\mericau. for German Togoland. note: no. 93ti. 

Cruiser. New. for British Columbia coast, note; no. 944. 

Currants in (Jreece, by O. E. Ma.\imos; no. 924. 

Dogs, Imp<irtation of, "at Malta [regulations] . transmitted by J. H. Grout; no. 946. 

Electric lifjhting for railway cars in Germany, by F. H. Mason: no. 929. 

Electric railway. Proi)osed. for Leicester, by S. C. McFarland; no. 934. 

Electric vehi<'les. Competition of, in Berlin, note: no. 942. 

Electrical works. Co>t of. in Europe, by F. D. Hill: no. 935. 

• in Amsterdam, by A. W. Ressing. transmitted by F.D.Hill; no. 935. 

Fishing industry of eastern Sil>eria, by R. T. Greener; no. 945. 

Foot and mouth disease in Uruguay, note: no. 948. 

Freight rebates in England, by S. C. McFarland: no.93S. 

Fruit trade. West India. New steamers for, by .1. C. Freeman; no. 911. 

Furniture. American, in Germany, by H.W.Harris; no. 944. 

Office, in Germany, by H. W." Harris; no. 939. 

German cities. Growth of, by F. H. Mason; no. 93ti. 

(ierman view of American prosperity, transmitted by F.H.Mason; no. 934. 

Germany, Double-scale tariff in, note; no. 93S. 

Economic progress of, by F. W. Hos.sfeld; no. 930. 

Glass works in R(mmania. by U. .1. D. Hughes; no. 92(). 

Grain production. World's, by H. W. Diederich: no. 941. 

Guatemalan railway contract, transmitted by J. C. McNally: no. 940. 

Hailstorms, Prevention of. by cannon, by J. C. Covert; no. 946. 

Ice and refrigerators in Brazil, by .1. .1. Girimondi; no. 939. 

Ice in France, note; no. 949. 

Insurance. Invalid, in (iermany [law], transmitted by A. D. White; no. 933. 

Kongo. Transportation in, by (). ,T. D. Hughes: no. 943. 

Languages, eastern. Institute for. in Vladivostock. by R. T. Greener; no. 925. 

Liege. City ownership of street cars in, by A. A. Winslow; no. 930. 

Locomotive-fuel contracts in England, note; no. 949. 

Maltese trade information, by .1. H. Grout: no. 944. 

Manchester e.xport.s to United States. Ijy W. F. (irinnell; no. 948. 

Manitoba, Railway development in, by Gustave Beiitelspacher; no. 94s. 

Marble industry. Carrara, by J. A. Smith: no. 937. 

Meat, chilled. Export of. from Uruguay, note; no. 948. 

Merchant marine of France, transmitted by A. M. Thackara; no. 927. 

Mining in British Columbia, transmitted by L. E. Dudley: no. 948. 

Mosel-Saar canal f)f Germany, note: no. 944. 

Mo.squitoes, Remedy against, by E. H. Plumacher: no. 926. 

Motors. Demand for. in Madagascar, note; no. 942. 

Nicaragua, Indebtedness of, by F. P. Zelaya. transmitted by W. B. Sorsljy; no. 942. 

Railway contract in, transmitted by W. B. Scrsby; no! 928. 

Nickel industries of Canada, by (i. W. Shotts: no. 9:32. 

Paper trade, German, Panic in. by T. E. Moore; no. 943. 

Petroleum, Crude, in Austria-Hinigary, by F. W. Hossfeld; no. 924. 

Ro\imania. Railroads of, note; no. 942. 

Salvador. Tariff of, transmitted by .lohn .lenkins; no. 93L 

Shipwrecks. Device for preventing, transmitted by L. E. Dudley; no. 937. 

Siberia, east. Manufacturing industries in. by R. T. Greener; no. 925. 

Silk and tea trade, Chinese, note; no. 9:56. 

Silk production of the world, by O. .1. D. Hughes; no. 938. 

Silk spinning in Japan, transmitteil bv E.C. Bellows; no. 928. 

Silk trade. French, by .I.e. Covert; no. 928. 

Spani.sh railway. New. by Maddin Summers: no. 938. 

Steamship line, German-.\fricaii, note: no. 928. 

Steamship service. South American, note: no. 943. 

Spanish South American, note; no. 947. 

Suez Canal. Traffic in. in 1899. by F. W. Hossfeld; no. 92 J. 

Sugar industry in Si)ain. by J. <;. Lay: no. 926. 

Swine fever in New Zealand, note: no. 9:52. 

Textile imports. Syrian, by Walter Schumann: no. 947. 

Trade-marks. Foreign, in Germany, by F. H. Ma.son: no. 9;iC>. 

Trade unions, English, by S. C. McFarland: no. 941. 

10538— No. 78—01—5 



66 January, 1V)01 

Advance sheets of consular ivi)()rts — ('(>iitinuf<l. 

Contents— VontUnn'(\. 

Tnuis-Sibcriiui liaihvay. by Tlnnnas Smith: no. 94'J. 

UTulerwcar. AnuTicaii, in ICiisrland. l>y S. ('. Mc-Farlan<l; no. 932. 

VlarlivostDck. ('ust<)ni.'< dues at. uoto: no. 9:!9. 

Wafces and prici's in Siani. by Hamilton King; no. 939. 

Wheat (Toi) of Arffrnlina and fruKnay. note: no. 943. 

Wine production. Kreiuli. in 190(J, by ,1. (". Covert: no. 949. 

Woolen goods, Hints to exjiorters of, by Walter Schumann; no. 947. 

Zinc ore, American, in Netherlands, by Soren Listoe; no. 926. 

Consular Reports, Jan. liiOl; v. (io, no. 244. xx — 1-139 pp. (H. doc. 
240. pt. 1.) [Monthly.] *15c 

Coittciity.- 

Africa, south, Trade notes from: by J. G. Stowc, 

Asnirians and new German taritT; transmittt'd l)y Walter .Schiiniann. 

Bect-siiKar production, 1900, Kstimate of; by H. W. Diederich. 

Boots and shoes, .Viiu'rican, in Turkey; by K. W. l^ane. 

Butter in China; l)y H. B. Miller. 

Carpet renovator, French: by W. P. Atwell. 

Catalogues, Demand for. in Azores: t)y G. H. I'ickerell. 

Ceramics, Hints to exporters of: by Walter Scliumann. 

Coal, Ameri<'an, in Algiers; by D. S. Kidder. 

in (ireat Britain; by W. M. Osborne. 

in London: transmitted by Marshal Halstead. 

in Netht'rlands; by .Sf)ren Listoe. 

in Sierra Leone; by .1. T. Williams. 

French supiily and i)rit'e of; by Thornwell Haynes. 

in Barcelona, steamship line to New York; by .J. (x. Lay. 

in Caiiarv Islands; by Solomon Berliner. 

in Costa Kica: by J. C. Caldwell. 

in Hongkong; bv Kounsevelle Wililman. 

in Italy; by Percy McElrath. 

in Martinique; by Amedee Testart. 

in the Yukon: by ,1. C. McCook. 

Prussian freight rates on; by O. .T. Hughes. 

United States, Demand for, in Russia. 

in Europe; by ,J. I. Brittain. 

in Marseilles; by K. P. Skinner. 

in Nantes: l)y .1. 1, Brittain. 

Coal and bottles. Demand for, in Ireland: by M.T. Briec. 

Coal and iron i)riiduction. French: by A. M.Thackara. 

Coal cargoes. Allowance for waste in, in Australia; by F. W. Goding. 

Coal prices. High, in .Vustria: by F. W. Mahin. 

Rise in, in .Vustralia; transmitted l>y .). P. Bray. 

Coal trade, (iibraltar: by H.,LSprague. 

. of Formosa; by .1. W. David.son. 

Cotton goods. Hints to exporters of; by Walter Schumann. 

Cotton-textile industries, Gt'rman: by O. .7. D. Hughes. 

Dredger, New, built in Great Britain; transmitted by Hetherington Nixon. 

Flax market in (iermany: by W. K. Herzog. 

Foreign rei)orts and i)ublications. 

Freight rates from New York to Australia; transmitted by ,1, P. Bray. 

French State Railway coal contracts: by (i H..laekson. 

Fruit, American, in China; by H.B.MilUr. 

F\iel. Li(piid, in steamers; transmitted by Marshal Halstead, 

(ias and water exposition in Vienna: transmitted by A, S. Hogue. 

(iecse, Trallic in, at Berlin; by F. H. Mason. 

(ierman view of I'nited States development, by Dr. Vosberg-Rekow: transmitted 

by S. W. Ilaiuuicr. 
(jiTmany, Pending industrial crisis in; by F, H. Ma.son. 
(itiatenuila. Trade (i|ienings in; bv ,I.C. McNally. 
Guns, Cnited States, British tests of: by Marshal Halstead. 
Iron and steel in Turkey: transmitted by (). .1. I). Hughes. 
.Tai)an, Foreign insurance business in [law]; transmitted by E. C. Bellows. 

Railways in; transmitted by F. C. Bellows. 

.lute crop of India in 19(10; by K. F. I'atterson. 

Knilling machines, British improvcmiMits in: by S. C. McFarland. 

Labor and manufaiture. Con<lition of, in (.ermany; by .1. F. Winter. 

Labor legislation iti New Zealand: by Frank Dillingham. 

.Manchester exports to I'nited States; by W. F. (irinnell. 

Meat, .Vmerican, in SoiUb .\frica: by .1. (i. Stowe. 

Netherlands, Bills of lading in: transmitted l)y Soren Listoe. 

New Zealaiul, TarifY alterations in; transmitted by Frank Dillingham. 

Fnited States rolling slock in; by Frank Dillingham. 

Nicaragua, Railwavs in; bv W. B. Sorsbv. 

Notes. 

Quartz mining in Sarela, central Siberia; by Thomas Smith. 

Citiinine auction in Batavia; by B. S. Rairden. 

Raisins and otlier fruit in Malaga: by B. II. Ridgi'l.v. 



Januaky, lilOl 67 

Consular Reports — Coiitiuued. 
(oiili iit.y—Connniu'fX. 

Kussiaii railways. New; l)y .1. (' MdiiaKlmii and s. W. Haiiaiicr. 
8cotlati<l. ConniuTfial education in: traiisniittod l)y Kni'iis Klcinins-. 
Sheep and g^oat skins. Spanisli: hy .1. (J. Lay. 
Siam. Exchaiiire in; hy Hamilton Kiiijr. 
Siberia. Colonization of; Ijy K. L. Harris. 

Future possiliilities of;' l)y Thomas Siuitli. 

Stave tradi' in .\ustria: transmitted hy F. W. Ilossfeld. 

Steamer. KebuildiiiK. on Tyne; transmitted hy Hetlieriufjlon Nixon. 

Steamship service. French-West .\friean; l)y A. M. Tliackara. 

Strike insurance in Austria; Ijy F. \V. Hossfeld. 

Sugar bounties. Proposed abolition of; transmitted by .1. .\. liarnes. 

Trieste Harbor. Enlar.irement of; liy F. \V. Hossfeld. 

IXTKRNATIOXAL MARINE CONFERENCE, ISSi), CMTKI) 
STATES DELE(;ATES 

Proposed amendinent to act establisliiii^ rules for prevention of collisions 
at sea [relating to lights, etc., on lishing vessels]. Jan. 8, 1901. 
',] pp. (S. doc. (i8. ) 

PORTO RICO 

Franchi.<es granted by Executive Council of Porto Rico to Port America 
Coini)auy and to Ramon Valdes. Jan. S, 1901. <) i>p. (S. doc. 77.) 

Treasury Department 

Accounts. Statements of delinquencies [and indebtedness of otHcers] 

in [reports and] accounts [1900]. Jan. 11, 1901. 19 pj). (H.doc. 

311.) 
Appropriations. Additional estimates of appropriations required by 

Department, 1900 and 1901. Jan. 3, 1901. 4 pp. (H. doc. 256.) 
Estimates of deficiencies in appropriations [to complete service of 

Departments], 1901 and prior vears. Jan. 21, 1901. 57 pp. 4" 

(H.doc. 352. ) 
Judgments rendered by Court of Claims [requiring appropriation], 

and recommendation for legislation in relation to judgments for 

bounty for destruction of enemy's ve.ssels. Jan. 21, 1901. 3 pp. 

(H.doc. 354.) 

Schedule of claims allowed [under appropriations the balances of 

which have been exhausted or carried to surplus fund]. Jan. 22, 

1901. IHpp. (H. .loc. 359.) 
Arkansas Volunteers. Letter relating to relief of 4tli Arkansas Mounted 

Infantry. Jan. 7, 1901. 2 pp. (H.doc. 279. ) 
Bills of lading. Certification of authority to indorse bills of lading in 

drawback cases. Jan. 12, 1901. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 2, 1901; 

Diyision of Customs. ) 
Bullion. Letter relative to deficiencies in ])ullion accoimts of mints. 

Jan. 10, 1901. 4 pp. (S. doe. 80. ) 
Claiborne, Harry C. Recommendations that Claiborne be reindnirsed. 

Jan. 12, 1901. 4 pp. (H. doc. 317.) 
Cole, William. Recommendation for ap])ropriation in general deficiency 

bill for Cole. Jan. 14, 1901. 1 p. ( H.doc. 326. ) 
Customs Service. Estimate of ex[)enses for collecting customs, 1902. 

Jan. 18, 1901 . .36 pp. ( U. doc. 346. ) 
Debt. Statement of public debt and cash in Treasury, Jan. 1901. 1 p. f" 

[Monthly.] 



68 Jamakv, 1901 

Drawback. Law-sand rofrulations foralli>\vanfeof drawback ami refumls 
on exjiorts under customs laws. Jan. 14, 1901. 41 pj). ([Dept.] 
circular :'. [lilOl].) 

Same. 41 pp. 4" (Dcjit. circular .S, liHH; Division of Customs. ) 

Hawaii. Letter relating to appropriations nece.-^sary to carry into effect 
agreement in joint resolution for annexin^r Hawaiian Islands. Jan. 
2H, 1901. :^pi). (H.doc. :iti(). ) 

Lead. Witliilrawal of lead from bonded snieltin«; and retininjr ware- 
houses. Jan. L'9, 1901. 1 p. 4" ( Dept. circular 6, 1901; Division of 
Customs. ) 

Light-kee]>ers. Kecommendations relatinji to reimlmrsement of certain 
light-keepers for losses of personal property in storms. Jan. 3, 1901. 
3 pp. (ILdoc. 252. ) 

Parcels-post conventions with Venezuela, New Zealand. Nicaragua, ami 
Guatemala. Jan. 17, 1901. li..4" ( l)ei)t. circular 4, 1901; Division 
of Customs. ) 

Public i>ropertv. Statement of uni)roductive and unoccupied property 
leased [by" Department]. Jan. 3, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 62.) 

Revised Statutes. P'stimate of appropriation for publication of Supi>le- 
ment to Revised Statutes. Jan. 19, 1901. 1 j). (H. doc. 350. ) 

Romano, Cape, Fla. I.«tter recommending establishment of light-house 
at cape. Jan. 12, 1901. 1 p. (H. doc. 318. ) 

St. ^larys River. Rules and regulations governing movements and an- 
chorage of vessels in river. Jan. 22, 1901. 7 pp. 

Sugar. Export bounties on sugar produced in .\ustria-Hungary. Jan. 
24, 1901. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 5, 1901; Division of Customs.) 

Table Bluff, ( 'al. Letter relating to cost of telephone line to light-house 
at Table P.luff. Jan. 21, 1901. 1 p. (H. doc. 353.) 

Treasury decisions under tariff, internal revenue, immigration, naviga- 
tion laws, etc., weekly, v. 4, nos. 1-5; Jan. 3-31, 1901. [Dep.art- 
ment decisions numbered 22»)92-7(i8 including general api)raisers' 
decisions 4S33-5S, and internal revenue decisions 2tiO-270.] 

Same, index to v. 3, Jan. -Dec. 1900. 1901. Ixxxv i)p. 

APPRAISERS 

Reappraisements of merchandise bv general ajijiraisers [on Dec. 31, 1900- 
Jan. 24, 1901]; Jan. 7-2S, 1901." 4" ( Reappraisement circulars 631- 
643; Division of Customs. ) [Weekly.] 

ARCHITECT, SUPERVISING 

lialtiinore, .Md. Estimate of appropriation for new boiler plant in fed- 
eral building at Haltimore. Jan. 8, 1901. 2 i)p. (H. doc. 285.) 

Boston, Mass. Estimati' of approjiriation for completing repairs on 
post-ofHce building at Boston. Jan. 22, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. doc. 358. ) 

C^hicago, 111. P>stimateof ap])ropriation for continuing work on post- 
office ami c(nirt-house building in Chicago. Jan. 7. 1901. 2 pi>. 
(H. doc. 281.) 

Estimate of appropriation for repairs on marine-hospital building at 

Chicago. Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (H. <loc. 287. ) 

Cleveland, Ohio. Estimate of ai)i)ro])riation for heating ajiparatus at 
marine hosj.ital, Cleveland. Jan. 10, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 304.) 

Ellis Islanil. Estimate of approjjriation for reclaiming flats in New York 
Harbor [adjacent to island] for site for marine hospital. Jan. 26, 
1901. 2 pp. (II. doc. 369.) 



JAXrARV. llMIl G9 

Xew f»rleaiis. I^. Estimate <»f aiiprujiriation for repairs on fe<leral 
buildintr at New Orleans. Jan. l»t. 19(U. 2 pp. ( H. «l«x-. 303. ) 

Norfolk, Va. 1-^tiuiate of appropriation for alterations and repairs in 
cu.«toni-hoii.<e at Norfolk. Jan. 18. IWl. 2 pp. ( H. <lof. :i40. ) 

Pulilii" buildinfrs. R^timate of ajtpropriation for <led«*iencie*i on ai-t-ount 
of public buildings. Jan. 14, 1901. 2 pp. (H. d<x-. 327. ) 

K^timate of appropriation for new elevators in certain public build- 

inijrs. Jan. S. 1901. 2 pp. ( H. d.x-. 288. ) 

Treasury I>epartnient. Estimate of [deticiencv] appropriation for re- 
pairs to Trea-sury building. Jan. 11. 19(tl. " 2 pp. ( H. doc. :JOS. l 

Al'DITOR EOR P(>ST-OFFK'E DEPARTMENT 

Communication submitting claim of ( ►. J. Salisbury. Jan. 3, 1901. 3 
pp. (H.<Uh-. 257. 1 

AUDITOR FOR TREASURY DEPARTMENT 

Abstract of official emoluments of officers of customs service. 1900. Jan. 

lo, 1901. 8 pp. ( H. doc. -.im. ) 
I>etaile<l statement of refund oi cu.«toms <luties, ]9(X). Jan. 3, 1901. 

55 pp. (H.<kH-. 260.) 

AUDITOR FOR WAR DEPARTMENT 

Report relating to payments under act for relief of Hiram Jolmson and 
others [rejuesting autboritv to make jiavment to J. Williurn Swink 
instea<l of William Swink]." Jan. 19. 1901. 2 pp. ( H. doc. 351. ) 

BO0KKEEPIN(i AND WARRANTS DIVISION 

Comparative statement of receipts and exi>euditures of Unite>l States 
[for month and 7 months ending Jan. IVKX* and 1901]. 1 p. oblong 
S" [Monthly.] 

Statement of Treasury. Jan. 2-31, 1901. E:ach [3] pp. 4" [I>aily except 
Sundays and holidays.] 

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 

Note.— The Charts, Coast Pilots. and Tide Tables of the Crmn anfl 'Geodetic Sur- 
vey are sold at the office of ihe Survey, in Wa-«hington. a:. " - :if or more 
>»iles atrent-i in each of the important .A^mericjin seaports. Notice to 
Mariners may l>e had free at these apencies.at all Tnited s: - - -houses.at 
the branch hydn">gTap>hic offices of the Navy Dej>artnient.ai riin«.-<1 Mates consul- 
ates in foreign pmrts.and at the office of the Coft.<t S^ur\"ey. 

Elevations. Precise leveling in Unite<l States, bv John F. Havford; app. 
8. reiK.rt, 1899. 1900. p. 347-886, il. S pi. 2 maps, 4" 

Resulting elevations from spirit leveling 1>etween Abilene. Kans., 

and Norfolk. Nebr., from ol>servations liv A. L. Baldwin and B. E. 

Tiltou, l>y B. E. Tilton; apji. 6, rej». .rt, 1899. 19(K). p. 299-320. 1 il. 4" 
Resulting elevations frotn spirit leveling laetween Denver, Colo., 

and Roc-k Creek, Wvo., bv Isaac Winston; app. 5, report, 1899. 1900. 

p. 28;}-298, 1 il. 4" 
Resulting elevations from spirit leveling between Gibraltar, Mich., 

and Cintinnati. Ohio, bv O. W. Ferguson; app. 7, report, 1899. 1900. 

p. 321-;i45, 1 il. 4" 
Gravity. IVtenninations of gravitv at Worcester. Ma.ss.. and New York 

City, by Edwin .Smith; app. 4, rejKirt, 1899. 19iX). p. 271-2j<2. 2 il. 4' 



70 January, 1901 

International (ii'odetic; Ass^ociation for ^Measurement of the Earth, bv 
Erasmus 1). Preston; ajip. 8, report, 1899. 1900. p. 241-269, map, 4" 

Magnetic work of survev, 1)V L. A. Bauer; aj)]). 10, report, 1899. 1900. 
p. 9:»-9o2, 4" 

North Carolina. General report on magnetic survey of North Carolina, 
by James B. Bavlor and Daniel L. Hazard; app. 9, report, 1899. 

1900. p. 887-9.S8', 2 pi. 2 maps, 4" 

Notice to Mariners 2(55; Dec. 1900. 18-^ [2] pp. 4" [Monthly.] 

NoTK.— Contains corrections for charts of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, with 
lists of new charts, canceled editions, etc. 

United States coast pilot, Atlantic coast, pt. 5, New York to Chesapeake 
Bav entrance, supplement to 2d edition. Dec. 19, 1900 [published] 

1901. i;^ 1. large 8" 

Charts 

Connecticut River, Rockv Hill to Hartford, Conn.; chart 256. Scale 

1:20,000. Nov. 1900," first published 1895. 38.1X22.5 in. 25c 

Florida, Fernandina to Jacksonville; chart 577. Scale 1:40,000. Dec. 

1900. 41 X 32.9 in. 50c 
Florida Reefs, Kev West to Rebecca Shoal; chart 170. Scale 1:80,000. 

Dec. 1900, first published 1880. 32.6X41.1 in. 50c 

Galveston Bav, Tex.; chart 204. Scale 1:80,000. Jan. 1901, first pub- 
lished 1888. 40.4X33 in. 50c 

Galveston Entrance, Tex.; cliart 520. Scale 1:40,000. Jan. 1901, first 
published 1856. 15.7X21.3 in. 15c 

Kev West Harbor and its apjiroaches, Fla., scale 1:50,000; with insets, 

"Kev West Harlmr, scale 1:20,000; N. W. Channel bar, scale 

1:20,000; chart 469. Jan. 1901, first published 1855. 24.9x34.6, 

10.7 X 8.7, and 7.1 X 6.3 in. 25c 

North Carolina, Ocracoke Inlet to Beaufort including Core Sound; chart 
146. Scale 1 : 80,000. Dec. 1900, first i.nl)lished 1890. 32.5X40.9 
in. 50c 

Pacific coast, San Francisco to Cape Flatterv; chart 5052. Mercat or pro- 
jection. Jan. 1901. 38.5X33.1 in. " 50c 

Philadelphia water front, Schuvlkill River, Penn.; chart 381. Scale 
1:9,600. Nov. 1900, first i)ublished 1890. 50.8 X 25.6 in. 50c 

Ponce Harl)or, Porto Rico; with inset, Muertos Island; chart 911.' Scale 
1 : 20,000. Jan. 1901, first published 1899. 26.5 X 20 and 7.9 X 7.7 
in. 25c 

Sabine Pass and Lake, La. and Tex.; chart 517. Scale 1: 40,000. Jan. 

1901. 40.9 X 24.8 in. 50c 
St. Johns River from Palatka to Lake ^Monroe, Fla.; chart 468. Scale 

1: 80,000. Dec. 1900, first pul)lished 1895. 27.5 X 22.2 in. 25c 

Texas, Galveston Bav to Ovster Bav; chart 205. Scale 1: 80,000. Jan. 

1901. fir.«t published 18^0. 32 X 39.7 in. 50c 

Unalaska Bav, Iliuliuk Bav and Dutch Harbor, Alaska; chart 9007. 

Scale 1 : 40,000. Dec. 1900, first pu1)li.>^hed 1875. 25.5X20.8 in. 10c 
Woods Hole, .Mass.; chart 348. Scale 1:10,000. Nov. 1900, first pub- 

lishe<l 1857. 13.9 X 20.7 in. 25c 

CO:\IT'TROLLER OF CLKRENCY 

Abstract of report^ of condition of national l)aiiks, Dec. 13, 1900; no. 21. 
Jan. 19, 1901. 8 j)p. 4" [Issued 5 times a year.] 

Annual report, Dec. 3, 1900. 2 v. Ixxx - 778 4 iii -f 1373 pp. (Treas. 
Dept. doc. 2205a; 11. doc. 10. ) [Rcjuirt covers vear ended Oct. 31, 
1900.] ■ *$1.55 



January, 1901 71 

Bulletin 408^06; Jan. 7-28, 1901. 4" [Weekly.] 

Note. — Announces chnng-es in officers of niitionnl bunks, organization of new- 
banks, licinidations, etc. 

COMPTROLLER OF TRP:ASrRY 

Decii^ions, v. 7, pt. 2, Oct. -Dec. 1900; containing decisions bv Robert J. 
Tracewell and Leander P. Mitchell. 1901. vi-f- 145-301 -fviii 
pp. *15c 

ENGRAVING AND PRINTIN(i P.UREAU 

Estimate of appropriation for rent. Jan. 11, 1901. 1 p. (II. doc. 'MO.) 

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE 

Assessments. Regulations cdncerning assessments. 1900. 201 pp. 
([Regulations] no. 1, prescribed Oct. 29, 1900.) 

Deputy collectors. Vouchers of deputy collectors. Jan. 21, 1901. 1 p. 
4»" (Circular 589. ) 

Fraudulent practices. Prohibiting disclosure of information as to fraud- 
ulent practices. Jan. 11, 1901. 1 p. 4" (Circular 588. ) 

Gangers' \yeighing manual, eml)racing regulations and tables for deter- 
mining taxable quantity of distilled spirits by weighing. Noy. 1, 

1900. 646 pp. 12" ([Regulations] no. 11 reyised, supplement 1; 
Treas. Dept. doc. 2191. ) *Roan, 75c 

McClain, Penrose A. Draft of bill for paying claim of ^IcClain. Jan. 7, 

1901. 3 pp. (H. doc. 280.) 

Oleomargarin. Regulations goyerning returns required from manufac- 
turers of and ^yholesale dealers in oleomargarine. Jan. 1901. 3 pp. 
( [Regulations] no. 9, reyised Jan. 1900, supplement 2. ) 

Report. Annual report of commissioner [with tables], 1900. yiii + 478 
])p. ( Treas. Dept. doc. 2200 ; H. doc. 11.) *35c 

Special tax. Communication submitting l)ill for relief of certain parties 
made liable for special taxes. Jan. 3, 1901 . 7 pp. ( H. doc. 254. ) 

Reporting deliiKiuent s]iecial-tax jjayers for assessment of taxes and 

reyising circular 410. Jan. 31,1901. 1 p. 4" (Circular 590; Dept. 
circular 7, 1901. ) 

LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD 

Note. — The Bulletins, Beacon and Buoy Lists, and Light Lists pnl)lisbed by tlie 
Lig^ht-House Board can be obtained, free of charge, on ajiiilication to the otfice of 
the Board at Washington, the inspectors of the sever.il lighthouse districts, the 
United ."States custom-houses, the Hydrographic Office and its branches, and the 
sales agents of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 

Bulletin 116, recent changes in aids to nayigation, Jan. 1, 1901, coasts of 

United States. 27 — [2] pp. 4" [Monthly.] 
Estimate of appropriation for light-houses, beacons, fog signals, etc. Jan. 

3,1901. 3 pp. (H. doc. 251.) 
List of beacons, buoys, and day marks of Pacific coast of United States; 

corrected to Jaii. 1, 1901. "l900. 92 pp. large 8" 
Notice to :\Iariners 1-11 of 1901; Jan. 5-30, 1901. p. 1-11, 4' 

Note. — Contains notices of establislunent of new liglits, light-vessels, and steam 

whistles, changes in buoyage, etc. 

Specifications for twin-screw steel steam light-house tender Larkspur. 
1900. 76 pp. 8 pi. 4" 



72 January, 1901 

loans and currency division 

Circulation statement, Jan. 1, 1901. 1 f». oblono: 8" [Monthly.] 

XoTE.— Estimator |>o]nilation, .laii. 1. 1901, 77,0s0.000: circulation per capita, 
§2.s.l9. 
Registered bond.seaveated upon booksof Department, Jan. 1 , 1901. 1 p. f " 
[Monthly.] 

MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Handbook for ship's medicine chest; bv George W. Stoner. 1900. 90 

pp. 31 il. ( [Treas. Dept.] doc. 2202. ) 
Official list of commissioned and nonconnnissioned officers of service, 

also list of marine hospitals and (juarantine stations. July, 1900. 

20 p]). [Semiannual.] 
Public Health Reports, v. lr>, no. 49, supplement, v. 16, nos. 1-4; Dec. 7, 

1900, Jan. 4-25, 1901. 1901. 47 -^[xii] ' 1-178 pp. [Weekly.] 
XoTE.— This puljlication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 

other countries, as reported by the officers of the Marine Hospital Service and 
others, is for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is limited, and the document 
is intended onlv for health officers and other persons interested in sanitary affairs. 
To obtain it application should be made to the Supervising Surgeon-General of 
the Marine Hospital Service. Treasury Dei)artment. Sy.ecial articles are— 
Xomenclature of diseases and causes of death. International system of. Bertillon 

classification, as adopted by 8th International ('oiigress of Hygiene and Demog- 

raphv. translated by H. D. Geddings; no. -ly. supplement. 
Tvphoid fever and its bacillus, research upon antagonism between colon bacillus 

"and typhoid bacillus, by L. Remy, translated by H. I). Geddings: no. 2. 

MINT BUREAU 

Additional estimates of appropriations for 1901. Jan. 3, 1901. 2 pp. 

(H.doc. 2.50. ) 
[28th] annual rei)ort of <lirector, 1900. 53:5 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 

2213.) *4oc 

Estimate of appropriation for repairs at San Francisco mint. Jan. 17, 

1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 337.) 

Report upon ])roduction of precious metals, calendar vear 1899. 1900. 

435 pp. 18 pi. ( Treas. Dept. doc. 2209; H. doc. 239! ) *40c 

Values of foreign coins. Jan. 1,1901. [3] pp.4" (Dept. circular 1, 

1901.) [(Quarterly.] 

REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE 

(-reneral order H4; Nov.-13, 1900. 2 1. 

Rules and regulations relating to anchorage of vessels in Kennebec 
River at or near Bath, Me. Nov. 1900. [2] 1. nui]), 4" 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Advance sheets from Monthly Summary of Conunerce and Finance, 

showing details of imports and exports bv articles and countries for 

Dec. 1900. H4 pp. 4" 
F>x])orts of domestic l)readstuffs, j)rovisions, cotton, and mineral oils, 

Dec. 1900. 1901. 13 pj). 4" (Bulletin 6, series 1900-1901.) 

[Monthly.] 
Imports and exports of United States, Dec. 1900. 1 p. 4' [Monthly.] 
Internal commerce, hnnber trade of United States; from Summarv of 

Conunerce and Finance, Nov. 1900. [1901.] iv - 1079-1169 pp. 4" 
Monthly Smnmarvof Conunerce and Finance of United States, Nov. 1900; 

no. 5, series 1900-1901. 1900. p. 1055-1349, 4<' (H. doc. 15, 

pt.5.) *35c 



January, 1901 78 

steamboat inspection ser\'u"e 

Lawy governing s^ervit-e, Revised Statutes as amended bv acts uf Con- 
gress. Edition, Dei'. 18, 1900. (>0 pp. 

TREASURER OF UNITED STATES 

Monthlv statement, paper currencv of each denomination outstanding 
Jan. 31,1901. 1 p. oblong 24" " 



War Department 



Armv Transport Service. Orders [regarding passenger service of armv 
transports]. Oct. 27, 1899 [reprint 1001]. 1 p. 12" 

Columbia Arsenal. Letters in relation to claim of Frank (ioodwin [for 
construction of building at arsenal]. Jan. 9, 1901. .i ])p. ( H. doc. 
299.) 

Cuba. Reply to resolution directing Secretary to transmit report of 
Abraham L. Lawshe, giving result of his investigations into receipts 
and expenditures of Cuban funds [stating that it would not l>e com- 
patible with public interest to do .so]. Jan. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (S. 
doc. 64. ) 

Galveston, Tex. Additional estimate of ai)propriation for armament of 
fortifications [for repair of fortifications, Oalveston]. Jan. 12, 1901. 
2 pp. (H. doc. 316.) 

^lackenzie. Fort. Estimate of appropriation for continuing construc- 
tion of militarv post at Sheridan, Wvo. Jan. 3, 1901. 2 pp. (H. 
doc. 244. ) 

Militarv schools. Estimate of appropriation for United States service 
schools. Jan. 5, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. doc. 276. ) 

Militia. Circular [acts amending sec. 1661, Revised Statutes, making 
annual appropriation to provide arms and equipments for militia, 
with regulations respecting distribution of same]. Jan. 15, 1901. 5 
pp.12'' 

Newton, John. Letter transmitting proceedings of Ijoard of survey con- 
vened to fix responsil)ility for loss of clothing and e(iui})age for 
which Newton is responsible. Jan. 26, 1901. 1 p. (H. doc. 371.) 

North American Transportation and Trading Company. Claim of com- 
panv for supplies furnished destitute Indians. Jan. 18, 1901. 3 pp. 
(H. doc. 341.) 

Statement of claims for transportation of destitute citizens in Ala.<ka. 

Jan. 18, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 348. ) 

Pacific Coast Steamship C'ompany. Letters relating to claim of comi)any 
for transportation of destitute miners in Alaska. Jan. 3, 1901. 4 pp. 
(H. doc. 258.) 

Porto Rico. Report of l)oard ai)pointed to examine respecting lands 
owned by L'nited States in Porto Rico required for use of military 
and naval establishments. Jan. 26, 1901. 21pp. (S. doc. 117. ) 

Report. Annual reitorts, 1900; [v. l,pt. 1] report of Secretary, miscel- 
laneous reports. 1900. ii-;- 488 pp. 37 pi. map. (H.doc. 2. ) *60c 
Contend: 

Report.-^ of— 
Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park Commis-sion. 
Getty.sburg National Park Conniiis,sion. 
Military Academy. Board of Visitors. 

Superintendent. 

National Home for Disabled Volunteer .Soldiers, Inspection of. 



74 January, 1901 

Report. Annual reports, 1900; [v. 1, pt. 1] — Continue<l. 
Contents— Continued. 
Reports of — 
Ordnance tmd Fortification Board. 
Secretary of War. 

Sliiloli National Parli Commission. 
Soldiers' Home, D.C., Board of Commissioners. 

lns|iection of. 

Vicksburg National Park Commission. 

Same, v. 1, pt. 2, reports of chiefs of bureaus. 1900. ii + 1112 pp. 

il. 41 pi. 2 maps, 7 tab. (H. doe. 2.) *$1.15 

Contents: 

Reports of— 
Adjutant-general, to Secretary of War. 
Commissary -general of subsistence. Acting. 
Inspector-general, to Secretary of War. 
.Tudge-advocate-general. 
Paymaster-general. 
Quartermaster-general. 
Record and Pension Office. 
Signal OHice. 
Surgeon-general. 

St. Lawrence River. Letter from Secretary of War with letter from 
Secretary of State relating to construction by Canada of dam [across 
channel of river from Adams Island to Les Galops Island]. Jan. 9, 
1901. .3 pp. (H. doc. 297.) 

Schrader, Frank C. Papers relating to claim of Schrader for loss of 
property. Jan. 19, 1901. 3 pp. (H. doc. 349.) 

Stationery. Circular [desiring heads of Imreaus and offices to submit 
semiannual statement regarding blank forms and other printed 
matter used in Department]. Jan. 31, 1901. 1 p. 12° 

Circular [regarding requisitions for stationerv and miscellaneous 

supplies]. Jan. 24, 1901. 1 p. 12° 

Veterinarians. Letters concerning proposed veterinarv corj)s. Jan. 7, 
1901. 3 pp. (S. doc. 75.) 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL 

Army list and directory, officers of Army, Jan. 20, 1901; [no.] 14. 
55 pp. *10c 

Army register. Official army register, 1901. Dec. 1, 1900 [with addenda 
to Jan. 1,1901]. 434 pp. (War. Dept. doc. 130; H. doc. 241.) *35c 

Circular 23 [1898], 8, 33 [1900], 1-3 [1901]; Julv 15, 1898, Apr. 2, Sept. 
29, 1900 [reprint 1901], Jan. 15-31, 1901. 12" 

Enlistments for line of Army, Dec. 1900. 6 pp. 12° [Monthly.] 

General orders 1-4 [1901] ; Jan. 3-31, 1901. 12° 

General orders and circulars, 1900 [index]. 1901. 61 pp. 12" (War 
Dept. doc. 131.) 

Mail and Record Division. Index of sul)jects in division. 1901. 101 
pp. 4° 

Officers. Response to resolution, list of officers of Army who were ap- 
pointed officers of Volunteers since May 1, 1898. Jan. 26, 1901. 
29 pp. (S. doc. 116.) 

Special orders 1-26 [1901]; Jan. 2-31, 1901. 12" [Daily except Sun- 
days and holidays. ] 

Stations of Army, Jan. 10-31, 1901. Each [2] pp. oblong f" [Weekly; 
none issued Jan. 3.] 

U. S. Army recruiting circular. June 19, 1900 [reprint 1901]. 3 pp. 12° 

Useless papers. Draft of bill as to disposition of useless papers in 
[Executive Departments]. Jan. 3, 1901. 3 pp. (H. doc. 243. ) 



January, 1901 75 

MILITARY ACADEMY 

Estimate of appropriation for enlarging aeadeniY. Jan. 8, 1901. 21 p2>. 

( H. doc. 284. ) 
Estimate of aiipropriation for \vater supph' at academy. Jan. 8, 1901. 

3 pp. (H. doc. 286.) 

CUSTOMS AND INSULAR AFFAIRS DIVISION 

XoTE.— The name of this divis>ion was changed, Dec. 10, 1900, U> Divisidii of 
Insuhir Affairs. See page 77. 

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT 

Albemarle Sound, etc. Reports of examination and survey of water- 
way from South Mills, N. C, to and including Ocracoke and Beau- 
fort inlets. Dec. 15, 1900. 30 pp. map. (H. doc. 202.) 

Arkansas River. Report of [board on] examination and survey of river. 
Dec. 8, 1900. 27 pp. 5 pi. 10 map.-. (H. doc. 150.) 

Baltimore, ]Md. Response to resolution, estimate of cost of deepening and 
widening channel of Curtis Bay, also main ship channel of Patapsco 
River and Baltimore Harbor.' Jan. 28, 1901. 3 pp. (S. doc. 118.) 

Big Sandy River, W. Ya. and Kv. Final report on survey of river, in- 
cluding Levisa and Tug forks. Dec. 21, 1900. 32 pp. 1 il. map. (H. 
doc. 235. ) 

Brazos River, Tex. Report [of board] in regard to effect of storm [of 
Sept. 8, 1900] on liver jetties. Dec. 6, 1900. 3 pp. map. (H. doc. 
133.) 

Reports of examination and survey of river. Jan. 7, 1901. 36 pp. 

(H. doc. 283.) 

Brunswick River, N. C. Res|)onse to resolution, estimate of cost of 
removing obstructions at mouth oi river. Jan. 31, 1901. 2 pp. (S. 
doc. 130.) 

Buffalo, N. Y. Reports of examination and survey of Lake Erie entrance 
to Black Rock Harbor and P>ie Basin. Dec. 6, 1900. 7 pp. map. 
(H. doc. 125.) 

Burlington, Yt. Response to resolution, report on condition of break- 
water at Burlington. Jan. 23, 1901. 4 pp. (S. doc. 105.) 

Burlington Bay, ^linn. Reports of examination and survey of bay [with 
view to improvement of port facilities of Two Harbors]. Dec. 6, 
1 900. 1 8 pp. 1 il . map. ( H . doc. 114.) 

Carrabelle, Fla. Reports of examination and survey of harl)or. Dec. 
20,1900. 7 pp. map. (H. doc. 227. ) 

Cleveland, Ohio. Reports of examination and estimate of cost of improv- 
ing harbor. Dec. 6, 1900. 17 pp. 5 pi. map. (H. doc. 118.) 

Clinch River, Tenn. Final report on survey of river. Dec. 5, 1900. 
56 pp. 3 pi. 12 maps. (H. doc. 75.) 

Craighill, William E. Estimate of appropriation for credit to accounts 
ofCraighill. Jan. 10, 1901. 3 pp. (H. doc. 302.) 

Engineers. List of civilian engineers employed in river and harbor work 
[1900]. Jan. 4, 1901. 7 pp. (H. doc* 274. ) 

Galveston, Tex. Report [of board] in regard to effect of storm on jet- 
ties and main ship channel at Galveston. Dec. 6, 1900. 5 i)p. 3 
maps. (H.doc. 134. ) 

Galveston Bav, Tex. Reports of examination and survey of l)ay. Jan. 
3, 1901. 12 pp. map. (H. doc. 264. ) 



76 January, 1:»01 

Governors Islaixl. Estimate of appnipriation for fularjreiiient of island. 

Jan. ;5, U»()l. 2i.i). (II. doc. 25o. ) 
Grab's River, N. Y. Reports of examination and survev of (irasse River, 

Dee. H, 1900. l.S ]>p. maj). ( II. doc. 151. ) 
IIi\va.ssee River, Tenn. Final report on survey <if river. Dec. 5, UHX). 

84 pj). 7 maps. (II. doc. 77.) 
llolstoii River, Tenn. Final rejjort on .«urvev of river. Dec. 18, 1900. 

24 pp. :i pi. 2 maps. (H. doc. 218. ) 
Illinois River, 111. Final rei)ort [of hoard] on survey of upper Illinois 

an<I lower Des I'laines rivers [with view to exten.>^ion of navi<ration 

from Mississippi and Illinois rivers to Lake Michigan at Chicago]. 

Dec. 6, 15)00. 1 1 pp. map. (II. doc. 112.) 
Little Tenne.'^see River, Teun. Reports of examination and survev of 

river. Dec. o, 1000. 28 pp. 9 maps. (IL doc. 66. ) 
Lvnn, Mass. Reports of examination and survey of harlior. Dec. 5, 

1900. .Tp]). map. (H.doc. 78. ) 

^Iississi])pi River. Report of survev of river t)etween Sandv Lake and 
F.rainerd, Minn. Dec. 6, 1900. " 14 p\). map. (H. doc. 113.) 

Mississipi)i River Commission. Letter directing attention to desirability 
of having printed additional copies of reiwrt of commission. Jan. 
29,1901. 2 pp. (H.doc. 378. ) 

3Iol)ile, Ala. Response to resolution, House document 219, .^6th Con- 
gress, 2d session, report, with estimate for opening outer bar at 
Mobile. Jan. 11,1901. 6 pp. (S. doc. 82.) 

Oakland, Cal. Reports of examination and survev of har1>or. Jan. 3, 

1901. 16 pp. (H.doc. 262. ) 

Officers. Statement showing rank, duties, and addresses of officers of 

Corps of Engineers. Jan. 2, 1901. 21 pp. 4" 
Portsmouth, N. II. Reports of examination and survey of Hendersons 

Point. Jan. 3, 1901. 10 pp. 1 ])1. map. (II. doc. 263. ) 
Riden, II. P.. Letter relating to losses of propertv belonging to Riden 

and William W. Thompson. Jan. 30, 1901. 4 pp. (H. doc. 381.) 
Rock River, 111. Report of exannnation of river [at head of feeder for 

Illinois and ^lississippi Canal]. Dec. (>, 1900. 6 pp. map. (H. doc. 

126.) 
St. Clair Flats Canal, Mich. Rei)orts of examination and survev of 

canal. Dec. 21, 1900. 6 pj.. map. (H.doc. 234.) 
St. Lawrence River, N. Y. Reports of examination and survey of river 

at head of Long Sault Island. Dec. 15, 1900. 6 ])]). map. * (H.doc. 

201.) 
St. Marys River. Preliminary report on survey of connecting watere 

between lakes Sujieriorand Huron, including Ilav Lake Channel. 

Dec. 6, 1900. 4 pp. map. (II. doc. 128.) 
Sandusky, Ohio. Reports of examination and estimate of cost of im- 
proving harbor. Dec. 6, 1900. 8 ]>p. map. (H. doc. 120.) 
Special orders 1-4 [1901]; Jan. 2-15, 1901. Each 1 p. 12" 
Sturgeon Bay and Lake Michigan Shij) Canal. Reports of examination 

and survey of canal. l)e<-. 6,1900. 9 j)p. 2 majis. (II. doc. 117.) 
Suisuii P.ay, Cal. Rejiorts of examination and survey of San Joaquin 

River, and waterwavs connecting same with Strait of Karquines. 

Jan. 3, 1901. 5 ])p. " (H. doc. 261.) 
Tacoma, Wash. Reports of examination and survev of harbor. Dec. 

5, 1900. 10 pp. 2 maps. (H. doc. 76.) 
Wilmington, N. C. Reports of examination and survey of harbor, and 

of Cai)e Fear River [between Wilmington and Favetteville]. Dec. 

]1,I>)0(). 18i)p. map. ( II. doc. 180. ) 



January, lUOl 77 



Burlington I'.av, .Minn., Ma]) of. ScaU- 4(H) 11.^-^1 in. Nia 10, UM)(». 
\9.H X 2(i in. 

MissoiKi hi\i:h commission 

l\(.'spon.«e to rt'solution. estimate of rost ol" coniiili'tintr lock and <laiu at 
Brennei'keg! Shoals, (Vage RiviT. Mo. .Ian. 24, iHdl. 't j>i». (S. 
doc. 109. ) 

IHIM.IC lU lI.ni.NCiS AND (iKOlNDS OKKICK 

[Circular aniendinjr Hulcs an<l Hcjrulations for I'arks ami Kcscrxations.] 

Jan. l(i, UlOl. 1 p. narrow 12" 
Rules and refiu hit ions for park. s and reservations. .Inly 1, lilOO. 11 pp. 

narrow 12" 

IXSI'K(T()H-(;KXi:UAi> 

Report of inspection of branches of National Home for Disabled \'olun- 
teer Soldiers, niaile Julv 21-Xov. 12. U.'OI); bv Thomas T. Knox. 
Jan. .S, 1901 . 135 pp. (H. doc. 259. ) 

INSULAR AFFAIRS DIVISION 

NoTK. — Kornierlv Division of (^nstonis 1111(1 Insul.-ir .VlVaiis. .Vanii' cIdiiikciI Dec. 
10. 19(K). 

Monthlv sununarv of commerce of Cuba, Julv, 1900; no. 1, series 1900- 
190'l. 1901. " p. 1-68,4" ■ *10c 

Monthly smnmary of connuerce of Philijipine Islands, June, 1900; no. 
12, series 1899-1900. p. 299-838, 4" *10c 

MEDICAL I)KPART:\1 i-:\t 

^lodified specifications of labor and material re(|uired in construction of 
l)o.st hospital at Fort Keogii, Mont. [1901.] 20 ]^K 

Specitiations for pluml)ing and ijas-pipinjjj required in post hospital to 
be erected at Fort Keojih, .Aiont. [1901.] 8 pp. 

Cse of Rt'mtgen rav bv department in War with Spain, 1898; by W. C. 
Borden. 1900. 98 : [7H] j.p. 20 il. :58 pi. 4" (IL doc. 729, 56th 
Cong. 1st sess. ) *$1.40 

ORDNANCE DEPARTM ENT 

Component j)arts automatic Colt pistol, caliber .88. [1901.] 1 \^. 

PAY DEPART.MIvNT 

Circular 250, 251 ; Jan. 9, 1 1 , 1901 . 1 2' 

Estimate of deficiency appropriation for i)av of INfilitarv .Vcadt-ni v. Jan. 

5, 1901. 2 pp. (H.doc. 277. ) 
Monthly station list of otticers, Jan. 1, 1901. 4 pj.. 
Stojipage circular, Jan. 15, 1901. 12 pp. [^Monthly.] 

PORTO RICO CENSUS OFFICE 

Report on census of Porto Rico, 1899. 1900. 417 p]i. 52 ]>\. 9 maps. 

*05c 



78 January, 1901 

< jfarterm aster's department 

Alaska. Letter relatiiif; to ai>i)ro))riati«>n for military roads and bridges 
in Alaska, [with] opinion of coniptroller of Treasury. Jan. 9, 1901. 
4 pp. (H.doc. 29S.) 

Alaska Coniniercial C'ompanv. Papers relatinjr to claim of company. 
Jan. 14, 1901. 6 pp. (H.doc. 824. ) 

Baxter Springs, Ivans. letter transmittinu; petition for construction of 
road at cemetery, Baxter Springs. Jan. 28, 1901. 4 pp. (H.doc. 
872. ) 

(ioyernors Island. Additional estimate of appropriation for buildings 
at island. Jan. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 319. ) 

Railroads. Circular letter [relatiye to giying preference to bond-aided 
railroads in making contracts for transportation of goyernnient 
freight]. Jan. IS, 1901. 2 pp. 12" 

Roster showing stations and duties of officers ui (Quartermaster's Depart- 
ment, JanT 15, 1901. 8 i)p. [Monthly.] 

Specifications 534, 535; Jan. 28, 31, 1901. Each 1 p. 

War Department. Letter urging importance of legislation [for suspend- 
ing indetinitely proyisions of law relating to expenditures of War 
Department and for extension of time for exammation of monthly 
accounts by bureaus and offices of War Dei>artment] . Jan. 29, 1901. 
2 pp. (H." doc. 377.) 

RECORD AND Pf:NSION OFFICE 

Official records of Union and Confederate armies, 1861-65, circular [giy- 
ing description, yolumes, prices, etc.]. [Jan. 2, 1901.] 9 pp. 4" 

Response to resolution, report in regard to claims of officers and men of 
lst-7th regiments of enrolletl militia of Memphis and western Ten- 
nessee. Jan. 8, 1901. 12 pp. (S. doc. 78.) 

SIGNAL OFFICE 

Communication relating to reappropriation for telegraph lines in Alaska. 

Jan. 25, 1901. 2 ]^^. (H.doc. 365. ) 
Orders 1 [1901]; Jan. 15, 1901. 1 j). 12" 

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT 

Annual re])ort of acting commissary-general, 1900. 63 ])]i. maj). 

Estimate of deficiency a])propriati(m for subsistence of Army. Jan. 3, 
1901. 3 pp. ( H. doc. 245. ) 

Letter reconnnending increase of ajipropriatiitn for subsistence of Army, 
1901. Jan. 28, 1901. 2 pp. (H.doc. 373.) 

Papers relating to reimbursement of S. J. B. Schindel for loss by burglary 
of United States projierty. Jan. 16, 1901. 4 pp. (H. doc. 332. ) 

Recommendation that sec. 285, Reyised Statutes, relating to disburse- 
ments by otliiers of Nayy, be so amended as to apply to Army. 
Jan. 11, 1901. 4 i)p. ( H.doc. 307. ) 

Roster [of officers], Jan. 1, 1901. 3 pp. [Monthly.] 

Courts of United States 

COURT OF CLAIMS 

Actiye, ship. Conclusions of fact and law in French spoliation ca.«es of 
ship, Micajah <iardncr, master. Jan. IS, 1901. 3 pp. (H. doc. 
344.) 



Jamakv, 1901 79 

Ailaiiis. Findinjrs in case of Jacob M.,Jolin L.,aii(l Maiv L. Adams, 

executors! of Henry Adams. Jan. 5), 1901. 2 pp. (11. doc. 295. ) 
Betsey, bri^. Conclii.sions of fact and law in Frencb spoliation ca«es of 

brijr, <ieorge R. Turner, master. Jan. 1(5, 1901. 4itj). (n.doc.:W4.) 
Bradv. Findings in case [(.f] Tiioinas V. Brad v. Jan. 19, 1901. 2 pp. 

("8. doc. 100. ) 
Ca.«es decided [at term of 1S99-190()J, witb abstracts of decisions of Su- 

l)reme Court in appealeil cases, Oct. lS99-May, 1900; reported by 

C'barles V. Xott and Arcbil)ald Hopkins. 1900. v. :i5, xxviii4- 

(>S4 jti*. *Slieep, $1.15 

Cocbrane. Finding's in case [of] S.S.Louisa Cocbrane, executrix of 

William Codirane. Jan. :i, 1901. 2 ]>\h ( S. d(.c. (>7. ) 
Curtis. Frndings in ca.«e of Klizal>etb Curtis, administratrix of Jolin A. 

Curtis. Jan. 8, 1901. 2 1)]). ( II. doc. 2()t). ) 
Fox, sbip. Conclusions of fact and law in Frencb si)oUation case of 

sbip, Cottin Wbippey. master. Jan. 14, 1901. :i pj). (H. doc. 1^29. ) 
Hall. Findings in case of AVilliam M. Mayo, administrator of Zillah 

Hall. Jan.:'., 1901. 2 pp. ( II. doc. 2(>S. ) 
Hartling. Findings in case of Jacob Kobrl)ack, admini.<trator of Nor- 
man B. Harding. Jan. H, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. doc. 2()5. ) 
Hughes. Findings in case [of] (ieorge W. Hott, administrator of Wil- 
liam Hughes. Jan. 18, 1901. 2 pji. (S. doc. 97.) 
Jennv, vessel. Conclusions of fact and law in French spcjliation cases of 

ves.sel, Hugh Lyle, ma.«ter. Jan. 10, 1901. 3 pp. (H. doc. 306.) 
Judgments rendered for year ended Nov. 29, 1900. 21 pp. [A very 

large proportion of these are letter-carrier cases.] 
Lewis. Findings in claim of Abner 1). Lewis. Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. 

(S. doc. 85. ) 
Long. Findings in case of M. 1). Kountree, administrator of (ieorge T. 

Long. Jan. 24, 1901. 2 p]). (H. <loc. 3H2.) 
McDermott. Findings in case of Robert A. ^M'Dermott, ailministrator 

of Patrick M'Dermott. Jan. 18, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 342. ) 
^lathews. Findings in case of C. T. Wilson, administrator of Philip 

Mathews. Jan. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 321.) 
Morrison. Findings in case [of] James R. D. Morrison. Jan. 30, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. doc. 128.) 
Moselev. Findings in case of John M. Bass, administrator of William ( ). 

Moseley. Jan. 24, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 363.) 
Nance. Findings in case of John R. Ri.><on, administrator of John W. 

Nance. Jan. 3, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 270.) 
Olive, schooner. Conclusions of fact and law in French spoliation claims 

relating to schooner, George Smitli, master. Jan. 3, 1901. 4 pp. 

(8. doc. 66.) 
Osborne. Findings in case [of] Adolph Hartiens, tutor to [Sydney L., 

William W., and Marv R. Hartiens, heirs of William H. <)sb()rne]. 

Jan. 17, 1901. 3 pp. " (S. doc. 95.) 
Parks. Findings in ca.se of James C. Mundlen, administrator of Mabala 

J. Parks. .Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. doc. 312. ) 
Price. Findings in case of William F. Tavlor, administrator of Ca.'^san- 

.Ira S. Price. Jan. 7, 1901 . 2 pp. ( H. doc. 282. ) 
Rainltow, sloop. Conclusions of fact and law in French spoliation 

[claims of Daniel H. Stiles, administrator of Isaac Howland, ami 

(iideon K. Howland, ailministrator of Josejih Howland, for seizure] 

of sloop, Joseph Howland, master. Jan. 14. 1901. 2 pj). (H.doc 

328.) 



80 January, 1901 

Ranev. Findinj^s in ca^e of K. B. Kurker, atliuiiiistrator of John liam-v, 

Jan. 10, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. doc. 301. ) 
Rebecca, ship. Conchv-jions of law and fact in French spoliation [claims 

of Samuel F. C'oHinand IdaC. Lunt, administrators of Samuel ('•)tlin, 

for seizure] of ship, (leorge Nowell, master. Jan. ;51,]iH)l. 2 pp. 

(H.doc.8.s:i.) 
Russellvilleand Lojran County Ajjricultnral and ^Mechanical Association. 

Findings in case of associati(m. Jan. 18, UK)1. 2 pp. (H. doc. 339. ) 
Scrub, sloop. Conclusions of fact and law in French spoliation cases of 

slooj), John Russell, master. Jan. IS, 1901. 3 pp. (H. doc. 343.) 
Seldon. Findings in case [of] Julia Moore Seldon. Jan. 19, 1901. 2 ])]). 

(S.doc.99. ) 
Sides. Findings ill case of Kiijali Sides. Jan. 3, 1901. 2 pp. (II. doc. 

269.) 
Small. Findings in case of (ieorge H. Small. Jan. 12, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. 

doc. 322. ) 
Smallman. Findings in case of W. T. Sniallman, administrator of David 

Smallmaii. Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 313. ) 
Starkev. Findings in case of W. W. Smallwoo<i, administrator [of] 

Benj. Starkev. Jan. 3, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 267.) 
Stewart. Findings in case of Charles L. Stewart, executor of Charles 

Stewart. Jan. 24, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 364.) 
Success, schooner. Conclusions of fact and law in French spoliation 

[claims of Arthur L. Huntington, administrator of Samuel Cooper, 

and Mary K. Graves, administratrix of Samuel (Graves, jr., for 

seizure] of schooner, Samuel (Jraves, jr., master. Jan. 18, 1901. 

2 pp. (H. doc. 345.) 
Taylor. Findings in case of James Tavlor. Jan. 9, 1901. 2 i)p. (H. 

doc. 293. ) 
AVhitworth. Findings in case of Isaac (i. Whitworth. Jan. 9, 1901. 

2 pp. (II. doc. 294.) 
Wilson. Findings in case of BettieA. Aldrich. administratrix of Thomas 

W. Wilson. Jan. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 320.) 
Young. Findinss in case of Marv Hughes, administratrix of Clari.-sa 

Young. Jan. 4, 1901. 3 pp. * (II. doc. 271.) 



District of Columbia 

Bathing beadi. Reports of advi.<orv committee and superintendent of 
lieach, 1900. 1901. 16 pp. 

Buildings. Estimate of appropriation for rent of building in District. 
Jan. 9, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 292. ) 

Capital Traction Company. Annual report for vear ending Dec. 31, 
1900. Jan. 30, 1901. 9 pp. (S. doc. 127.) 

Children. Report of Board of Children's Guardians [with report of 
agents], 1900. 22 pji. 

Commissioners. Report, 1900. v. 1, o7(> pj). 12 ]A. map. (II. doc. 7. ) *90c 
NoTK. — Volume 1 t'ontaiiis tlic report ami orders of the commissioners and 
miscellaneous reports. Volume 2 will eoutain the report of the Engineer Depart- 
ment: volume :i, tile report of the Health Departiiieut: and volume 4, completing 
the set, till' report on lailjlic schools. 

East Washington Heights Traction Railroad. Reiiort for vear ending 

Dec. 31,1900. Jan. 23, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 107.) 
Same. Jan. 31, 1901. 2 pj). (H. doc. 382.) 



January, 1901 81 

Electric Department. Annual report, 1900. 28 pp. 5 pi. 

Enierirencv Hospital. Rejiort of Central Dispen.^^arv and EnierKencv 

Ho.xpital, 1900. 28 pp. 
Georgetown Barge, Dock, Elevator and Raihvav ("onijianv. Annual 

report for rear ending Dec. ol, 1900. Jan. 25," 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 

111.) 
Industrial Home School. 4th annual report of trut^tees of District of 

Columbia Industrial Home .School, 1900. 23 pp. 
Schools. Estimate of approi)riation for repairs of school buihlings. 

Jan. 11, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 309. ) 

Taxes. Report of collector of taxes, 1900. 8 ]>p. 

Washington Asvlum. Rei^ort of intendant [and other otlicers], 1900. 
1901. 21pp. 

Smithsonian Institution 

Box 78; list of documents ami (tthcr publications of (iuvernment, Nov. 

23, 1900-Jan. 23, 1901, <listributed for Lil)rary of Congress through 

Sniith.^oniau Institution. 1901. 8 pj). 
Detailed statement of expenditures, 1900. Dec. 3, 1900. 46 pp. (H. 

doc. 31.) 

AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION 

Asia. Pro1)lem of Chinese immigration in further Asia, bv Frederick 

Wells Williams; from report, 1899, v. 1. 1900. p. 171-204. 
Banalitv. Droit de banalite during French regime in Canada, by W. 

Bennett Munro; from report, 1899, v.l. 1900. p. 205-228. 
Bibliographv of publications of association, 1885-1900; from report, 1899, 

v. 1. 1900. p. 829-844. 
Church history. Recent service of church historv to Church, bv William 

(liven Andrews; from repor , 1899, v. 1. 1900. p. 389-427. 
Colonial problem, by Henry E. Bourne; from report, 1899, v. 1. 1900. 

p. 549-558. 
England. Titles of book.s on English history published in 1897 and 

1898, selected and annotated l)v W. Dawson Johnston; from report. 

1899, v.l. 1900. p. 613-632. 

Europe. Should recent European historv have place in college curricu- 
lum? bv Charles :\I. Andrews; from report, 1899, v. 1 . 1900. p. 537- 
548. 

Fruin, Robert. Robert Fruin, 1823-99, memorial sketch, bv Ruth Put- 
nam; from report, 1899, v. 1. 1900. p. 513-526. 

History. Bibliography of study and teaching of historv, bv James In- 
gersoll Wyer; froiii report, 1899, w 1. 1900. p. 559-612'. 

Sacred and profane history, bv James Harvev Robin.son; from 

report, 1899, v. 1. 1900. p. 527-o35. 

Inaugural address. History, inaugural address, bv James Ford Rhodes; 
from report, 1899, v.l. 1900. p. 43-63. 

Interdicts. Origin of local interdict, bv Arthur Charles Howland; 
from report, 1899, v. 1. 1900. p. 429^48. 

Langres, France. Roman city of Langres, in earlv Middle Ages, bv 
Earle Wilbur Dow; from report, 1899, v.l. 1900. p. 483-511. 

Lollards. Poor priests, study in ri.«e of P^nglish Lollardry [with bibli- 
ographv], by Henry Lewin Cannon; from report, 1899, v. 1. 1900. 
p. 449-482. 

10538— No. 73—01 6 



82 January, 1901 

Maryland. Restoration of proprietary of Maryland and legislation 

against Roman Catholics during governorship of John Hart, 

1714-20, l.v Bernard C. Steiner; from rei)ort, 1899, v. 1. 1900. 

p. 229-.307." 
3Iexico. Proposed absorption of ]\Iexico in 1847-48, l)v Edward G. 

Bourne; from report, 1899, v. 1. 1900. p. 155-169. 
Mississippi. Bil)liographv of ^Mississipjii, bv Thomas McAdorv Owen; 

from report, 1899, v. 1. 1900. p. (333-828. 
Ottioe-holding. Legal qualifications for office in America, 1619-1899. bv 

Frank Havden Miller; from report, 1899, v. 1. 1900. p. 87-153, 

2 tal). 
Removal f)f officials bv Presidents of United States, l)v Carl Rus- 
sell Fish; from report, 1899, v. 1. 1900. p. 65-86, 1 il.' 
Report of proceedings of 15th annual meeting of association, Boston 

and Cambridge, Mass., Dec. 27-29, 1899, by A. Howard Clark; from 

report, 1899, v. 1. 1900. p. 1-42. 
Revolution. Critical examination of (lordon's historv of American 

Revolution, bv Orin Grant Libbv; from report, 1899, v. 1. 1900. 

p. 365-388. 
Virginia. First criminal code of Virginia, l)v Walter F. Prince; from 

report, 1899, v. 1. 1900. p. 309-363. 

NATIONAL MUSEU:\I 

Note. — The publications of the Xational Museuiu comiirisc bulletins, annua) 
reports, and an annual volume of Proceedings. The annual report is included in 
the Congressional set. Tlie editions of the bulletins and Proceedings are too lim- 
ited to admit of general distribution, and the volumes of the latter are sent only 
to libraries. The separates from the Proceedings and from the reports may be 
obtained on application to the Museum, until the supply is exhausted. 

Diagnosis of new species of iguanoid lizard from Green Cay, Bahama 

Islands, l)v Leonhard Stejneger; from Proceedings, v. 23. [1901.] 

p. 471. (No. 1219.) 
Hermit cral)s of pagurus Ijernhardus tvpe, bv James E. Benedict; from 

Proceedings, V. 23. 1901. ]>. 451-466, 6"il. (No. 1216.) 
New svstematicname for vellow l)oa of Jamaica, bv Leonhard Stejneger; 

from Proceedings, V. 23. [1901.] p. 469,470' (No. 1218.) 
On new species of spiny-tailed iguana from Utilla Island, Honduras, by 

Leonhard Stejneger; from Proceedings, v. 23. [1901.] p. 467, 468. 

(No. 1217.) 
Revision of orthopteran genus trimerotropis, bv Jerome McNeill; from 

Proceedings, v. 23. 1901. p. 393-449. 1 pi. " (No. 1215.) 



Various Bureaus 

FISH COMMISSION 

Note. — The Commission sujijilics gratuitously those of its publications which 
are in print. 

Estimate of appropriation for completing work of certain lish-cultural 
stations [1901]. Jan. 3, 1901. 2 pj). ( H. doc. 247. ) 

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 

Annual report of ]ml>lic jtrinter [witli report of superintendent of docu- 
ments and tabular statements], 1900. 324 PI). (S. doc. 19.) 



Januakv, 11)01 83 



DOCIMEXTS OKFUE 

Hth annual report of i^uperintendent of documents, UnM). Hutl. oS pp. 
Cataloorue of United States Puhlie Documents, monthly, no. 71; Nov. 

1900. 535-569 - xxvii i)p. 
Tables of public documents printed annually or at rej:nlar intervals, 

showing extra and usual number printed and distribution of same; 

prepared by superintendent of documents. 1901. 12 pp. 

IXDUSTKIAL COMMISSION 

American farm labor; bv J. R. Dodge. [1901.] p. 73-13(). (Appen- 
dix C.) 

[Hearings on agriculture and agricultural labor, May 14-June 13, 1900.] 
p. 635-708, 3 il. 

[Hearings on relations and conditions of capital and lal)or employed in 
manufacturing and general business, Nov. 24, lS99-Oct. 10, 1900.] 
p. 7V»9-999. 

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION 

XoTE.— The Commission furnishes its report? gratuitoa«ly to those who apply 
for them. 

Alleged unlawful charges for transportation of vegetables from Florida 
to New York and other northeastern points by Savannah, Florida 
& Western Railway Conijjany [et al.]; decided Dec. 14, 1900; re- 
port and opinion of commission. [1901.] 13 pp. 

14th annual report, Dec. 24, 1900. 1901. 87 pp. 

Oeorge J. Kindel and Denver Chamber of Commerce r. Atchison, To- 
peka & Santa Fe Railway Company and others; decided Dec. 27, 
1900; report and opinion of commission. [1901.] 22 pp. 

Rates on roofing slag, Warren-Ehret Company r. Central Railroad of 
New Jersey [et al.]; decided Dec. 22, 1900; report and opinion of 
commission. [1901.] 10 pp. 

Safety appliances; from 14th report. Dec. 24, 1900. 14 i)p. 

ST.^TISTICS DIVISION 

Preliminarv report on income account of railways in United States, 1900. 
68 pp. " 

LABOR DEPARTMENT 

\,-oTE.— The Department furnishes its publications iarratuitf>usly to those who 
apply for them. 

Report on effect of international coi)yright law in United States, made 
in compliance with resolution; "l)y Carroll D. Wright. 1901. 99 
pp. (S. doc. 87.) 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 

Report of librarian, 1900. Dec. 6, 1900. 47 pp. (S. doc. 24. ) 
Note.— Appendixes contain report of Reg'ister of Copyrights. 

BIBLIOGR.VPnV DIVISION 

List of books, with references to periodicals, on mercantile marine subsi- 
dies; by A. P. C. Griffin. Jan. 3, 1901. 43 pp. (S. doc. 61.) 



84 January, 1901 

List of bookri, with references to periodicals, relating to theory of coloni- 
zation, governnien: of dependencies, protectorates, and related top- 
ics; by A. P. C. Grithn. 2d edition with additions. 1900. vii + 156 
pp. 

COPYKIGHT OFFICE 

XoTE. -The Catalogue of Title Entries is prepared by the Reeister of Copyrights 
and published by the Treasury Department. It is not sold by the Trea.«ury Depart- 
ment, the Librarian of ('ongres,s. nor the Register of Copyrights, but must be sub- 
seribed lor at the oftiee of the eollector of cu.stoms for the district in which the 
person desiring it lives. The price is 8.5.00 per year of h'l numt)ers. The bulletins 
of the ottice are sent free on application to the Register of Copyrights. 

Catalogue of title entries of books and other articles entered under copy- 
right law, V. 26, noH. 1-5; whole nos. 496-500; Jan. 3-31, 1901. 
p. 1-478. [Weekly.] $5.00 a yr 

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

Report, [calendar] year 1900; presented bv Mr. Hawlev. Jan. 4, 1901. 
37 pp. (S. doc. '72.) 

NATIONAL HOME FOR DISABLED VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS 

Report of managers, 1900. [Dec. 5] 1900. 4.59 pp. il. map. ( H. doc. 81. ) 
Note. — Includes reports of managers, of secretary of managers, of general 
treasurer, of branches, and of inspection of State homes, proceedings of managers, 
and record of members of home. 

STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENT BUILDING OFFICE 

Communication from superintendent, submitting estimate of appro- 
priation for telephone operators. Jan. 23, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 361.) 

Communication from superintendent, submitting estimate of [deficiency 
in] appropriation for telephone operators. Jan. 23, 1901. 2 pp. 
(H.doc. 360. ) 



Shipments to Depositories 

Durint,' the Month of January, i()(»i 



Note. — Shipment numbers run from 1 to -ly. ini-Iiisive. ami tlu-n besiii aiu'ain witli 1. 

Slii]))iieiit IS 

Congress. 5oth Congress, 3(i session. House docnnieuts, v. 18. No. 5; 
Re])()rts of Department of Interior, 189S, Geological Survey, pt. 2; 
papers of theoretic nature. (.Serial no. 3760.) 

Sliipment 19 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 48. No. 
284; War of Reliellion, series 2, v. 4. (Serial no. 3790.) 

Shipment 20 

Education Bureau (Interior Department). Higher education in Kansas; 
by Frank W. Blackniar. 1900. 166 pp. 45 pi. 8" (Contributions 
to American educational history 27; circular of information 2, 1900.) 

University of State of New York, hi.story of higher e<lucation in 

State of S'ew York [with bibliographies]; l)y Sidney Sherwood. 
1900. 538 pp. 50 1)1. map, 8" (Contributions to American educa- 
tional history 28; circular of information 3, 1900. ) 

Shipment 21 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. Hou.se documents, v. 19. No. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1898, Geological Survey, pt. 3; 
economic geology. (Serial no. 3761.) 

Shipment 22 

Congress. 55th Congre.ss, 3d session. House documents, v. 5. No. 2; 
Reports of "War Department, 1898, Engineers, pt. 2. (Serial no. 
3747. ) 

Shipment 23 

Congress. 55th Congress, .3d se.*sion. House documents, v. 20. No. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1898, Geological Survey, pt. 4; 
hydrography. (Serial no. 3762.) 

Shipment 24 

Agriculture, Department of. Regulations concerning cattle transporta- 
tion [with supjilementarv (|uarantine regulations, 19U1]. Dec. 
1900. 12 itj). S" ([Animal Industry Bureau] onU-r S(»-s7.l 

85 



86 January, 1901 

Agroetologv Di\ision (Department of Agriculture). [Collection and di^;- 
triV)ution of pn:'-^ ^el, field work.] Dec. 10, 1900. 11 pp. 8° 
(Agriculture, Department of. Circular 9. ) 

[Cooperative gra,<8 and forage plant investigations with State exj^en- 

nient station.*.] Nov. 20, 1900. 14 pp. 8" (Agriculture, Depart- 
ment of. Circular 8. ) 

Bibliography Division (Library of Congress). List of books, with 
references to }ieriodicals, relating to theon^- of colonization, govern- 
ment of tlependencie:-, protectfirates, and related topic;-; by A. P. C. 
Griffin. 2d edition with additions. 1900. vii — 1-56 pp. 8" 

Biological Survey Division (Department of Agriculture). Laws regula- 
ting the transportation and sale of game; bv T. S. Palmer and H. W. 
Olds. 1900. 89 pp. 5 pi. 4 maps, 1 tab. S'^" (Bulletin 14. ) 

Botany Division (Department of Agriculture). Contributions from 
U. S. Natitinal Herbarium, v. 7, no. 1, monograph of North Ameri- 
can umbellifene [with bibliographies]; bv John M. Coulter and 
J. N. Rose. Dec. 31, 1900. 256- vii pp. 6-5'il. 9 pi. 8" 

Coast and Geodetic .Survey (Treasury Department). Notes relative to 
use of charts issued by survey. 1900. 23 pp. 7 pi. 8° (Special 
publication 6. ) 

Forestry Division (Department of Agriculture). Forest nursery, collec- 
tion of tree seeds and propagation of seedlings; bv Geo. B. Sud- 
worth. 1900. 63 pp. 11 il. 6 pi. 8" ( Bulletin 29. ) 

Geological Survey (Interior Department). Geologic atlas of United 
States, Tintic special folio, Utah. Library edition. 1900. 8 pp. 
1 pi. 7 maps, large 4" ( Folio 65. ) 

Hydrographic Office (Equipment Bureau, Navy Department). Table 
of distances in nautical and statute miles bv shortest navigable routes. 
1900. 40 pp. 8" 

Insular Affairs Division ( "War Department ). Monthly summary of com- 
merce of Philippine Islands, Mav, June, 1900; nos. 11, 12, series 
1899-1900. p. 260-338. 4" 

Statistics Division (Department of Agriculture). Crop Reporter, v. 2, 
no. 8; Dec. 1900. 4 pp. 4" [Monthly.] 

Shipment 25 

Court oi Claims. Cases decided [at term of 1899-1900], with abstracts 
of decisions of Supreme Court in appealed cases, Oct. 1899-Mav, 
1900. 1900. V. 35, xxviii - 684 pp. 8" 

Shipment 26 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 17. No. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1898, Geological Survey. ]it. 1; 
Director's rejxjrt, etc. ( Serial no. 3759. ) 

Shipment 27 

Congress. 55th Congre.-s, 3d session. House documents, v. 10. No. 2; 
Reports of War Department, 1898; Ordnance. (Serial no. 3752. ) 

Shipment 28 

Congress. .56th Congress, 1st session. .Senate reports, v. 5. Nos. 
766-1113, except 1023 and 1052; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 3890. ) 

Shipment 29 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 21, pt. 1. 
No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1898, (Teological Survey, 
pt. 5; Forest reserves, text. (Serial no. 3763, v. 1. ) 



Janlaky, l^ui 87 

ShljiiDfttt 30 

Agrostology Division (Dej^rtment of Agriculture). Studies on Ameri- 
can grasses. Jan. 9. 1901. 5o pp. 23 il. 8" ( Bulletin 24. ) 

Congress. 55th Congress, Sd session. House documents, v. 21, pt. 2. 
Xo. 5: Reports of Department of Interior, 1898, Geological Survey, 
pt. 5; Forest reserves, atlas. (. Serial no. 3763, v. 2. ) 

Experiment Stations OtHce (Department of Agriculture). Experiment 
Station Record, v. 11. no. 12. 19(X). 1101-1208 — xvi pp. 8° 

Publications Division ( E)epartment of Agriculture). Monthly list of 
publications [of Department of Agriculture], Dec. 190«;». 4 pp. 8" 

Shipment 31 

Congress. 55th Conirre.<s, 3d session. House documents, v. 69. No. 
162; Statistical Abstract, 1898. (Serial no. 3811.) 

Shipment 32 

Congre.ss. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 22. Xo. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1898, Geological Survey, pt. 6; 
Mineral Re.sources, 1897. ( .Serial no. 3764. ) 

Shipment 33 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House ilocuments, v. 23. No. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1898, Geological Survey, pt. 6 
continued; 3Iineral Resources, 1897. (Serial no. 3765. ) 

Shipment 34 

Congress.- 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 82. No. 
324; House manual. (Serial no. 3979.) 

Documents Oftice ( Government Printing Office). 6th annual report of 
superintendent of documents. 1900. 1901. 58 pp. 8" 

Shipment 35 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 32. No. 
10; Report of comptroller of currency, 1898, v. 2. (Serial no. 3774. ) 

Shipment 36 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 68. No. 143; 
Tests of metals, 1898. (Serial no. 3810. ) 

Shipment 37 

Coast and Geodetic Survey ( Treasury Department ) . United States coast 
jiilot, Atlantic coast, pt. 7, from Chesapeake Bav entrance to Kev 
West. 2d edition. 1900. 189 — vii pp. 6 maps, large 8" 

Shipment 38 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d .session. House documents, v. 36. Nos. 
14-54, except 15.23.34,44,47; Navigation Bureau report, 1898, etc. 
(Serial no. 3778. ) 

Shipment 39 

Agriculture, Department of. Red clover see<l, information for purchas- 
ers; bv A. J. Pieters. 1901. 11 pp.2 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 
123. ) 



88 .Januakv, lOOl 

Agrostolopv Division ( Departiiit'iit oi Agriculture). Grasses and fodder 
plantslin Putoiuai- Flats. [Dec 13, IHOO.] 18 pp. 8" (Circular 28. ) 

Cheniistrv Division (Department of Agriculture). Propo.^ed reforms in 
fertilizer inspection laws. [1901.] 4 pp. 8" (Circular 3 revi.«ed. ) 

Congress. 5oth Congress, 8d ses.'^ion. House do<"uments, v. .33. No. 
11; Internal revenue report, 1898. ( Serial no. 3775. ) 

Experiment Stations Otlice ( Department of Agriculture). 5th rei>ort of 
Committee on Metlnxls of Teaching Agriculture [made to As.^ocia- 
tion of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, 
Nov. 1900]. [Jan. n, 1901.] 8 pp. 8" (Circular 45. ) 

Seed and Plant Introduction Section (Department of Agriculture). 
Cultivation of Znaim cucumbers. [Jan. 10, 1901.] 4 pp. 8° 
(Circular 2. ) 

Steamboat In.spection Service (Treasury Department ). Laws govern- 
ing service, Revised Statutes as amended bv acts of Congress. Edi- 
tion, Dec. 18, 1900. 60 pp. 8" 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d .session. House documents, v. 71. No. 
181; Forestry investigations. 1877-98. (Serial no. 3813.) 

Shipment 41 

Congress. 55th C<ingress, 3d session. House documents, v. 72. No. 
207, 6 pts. ; Lal)or Department bulletins 20-25. v. 4, 1899. (Serial no. 
3814. ) 



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UNIVERSITY of ILLlNu,.s 



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Table of Contents 



I 'age 

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Congress of United States* 93 

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Senate 113 

House 1-29 

Sheep-bounrt Reserve 147 

President of Tnited States 148 

Agrieulturt, Dopiirtment of 148 

Interior Deiiarinient lo'2 

Justice, Department of 158 

Navy Department 159 



Page 

Post-Offiee Department 161 

State 1 )fi.artment 162 

Treasury i)L'[iartment 166 

War Department IVO. 

Courts of United States 175' 

District of Columbia 177 

Smithsonian Institution 177 

Various Bureaus 17!> 

Shipments to Depositories 181 

Index I 



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Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association assoc. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

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Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile, facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f" 

General gen. 

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Government Govt. 

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Illustrated, illustration, illustrations ...il. 

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Island I. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf, leaves 1. 

Longitude long. 

Mile, miles m. 

Miscellaneous mis. 

Nautical naut. 



Number, numbers no., nos. 

Octavo 8» 

Page, pages p., PP- 

Part, parts pt., pts. 

Plate, plates ; pi. 

Portrait, portraits per. 

Quarto 4<> 

Railway ry. 

Report rp. 

Reservation Res. 

Resolution res. 

Secretary secy. 

Section, sections sec. 

Senate bill S. 

Senate concurrent resolution S. C. R. 

Senate document S. doc. 

Senate joint rescdution S.J. R. 

Senate report S. rp. 

Senate re.solution (simple) S. R. 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 16" 

Society soc. 

Su))erintendent supt. 

Table, tables tab. 

Thirtytwo-mo 32« 

Tt>pographic topog. 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12'> 

Twentyfour-mo 24» 

Versus vs., v. 

Volume, volumes v. ■ 

Year yr. 



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Congress of United States 

Congressional Record, 5(>th Congress, 2d session, v. o4, nos. 43-66; Feb. 
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nos. 89-62, Jan. 28-Feb. 28," 1901. 128 + 122 pp. 4« 

CONFERENCE COMMITTEES 

Dillingham, W. P. Conference report on H. 8068, authorizing Pima 
County, Ariz., to issue bond.s to redeem certain indebtedness of 
county. Feb. 27, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 197.) 

Sewell, W. J. Conference report on H. 12846, making appropriations 
for Military Academy, 1902. "Feb. 14, 1901. 4 pp. (S. doc. 168.) 

Thurston, J. M. Conference report on H. 12904, making appropria- 
tions for Indian Department, 1902, Feb. 19, 1901. 6 pp. (S. doc. 
172.) 

POSTAL SERyiCE, COM.MISSIOX TO INyESTUJ.XTE 

Railway mail pay [2d-class mail matter, ])neumatic-tnbe seryice, etc.] 
report [with Testimony taken l)y commission]; submitted by Mr. 
Wolcott. Jan. 14, 190 1". [8 y.] " (S. doc. 89, 8 pts.) 
V. 1.1 Report: Testimony: itt.l, railway-mail pay. 50+ v +908 pp. 1 pi. 3 maps. 
'v,2.1 Testim(my; pt.'i. railway-mail i)ay. 791 pp.il. 3 pi. 2 maps. 
V.3.] Testimony: i)t. 3, 2d-class mail matter, pneiuiiatic-tube service, etc, 480 pp. 

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Abel, John. Act to increase pension of Abel. Approyed Feb. 7, 1901. 
1 p. (Priyate204.) 

Agricultural experiment stations. Joint resolution for reprint of bul- 
letin 80 [Experiment Stations OHice], Agricultural Experiment 
Stations of United States, Approved Feb. 28, 1901. 1 p. (Public 
res. 8. ) 

Albu(juen|ue, X. ^Mex. Act to confirm in trust to Allmqueniue, Albu- 
querque grant. Approved Feb. 18, 1901. 1 j). (Public 70.) 

98 



94 February, 1901 

Alder, Emilv. Act to pension yira. Alder. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 

1 p. ( Private 223. ) 
Allen, John D. Act to increase pension of Allen. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 40S.) 
Allen, Marv B. Act to i)ension Mrs. Allen. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 

1 p. (Priva'te 231.) 
Allphin, Lnke P. Act to increase pension of Allphin. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 259.) 
Anderson, Peter. Act to increase pension of Anderson. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 238.) 
Anthonv, Adella ]M. Act to pension ]\Irs. Anthony. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 261.) 
Arizona ^\'ater Company. Act to authorize company to construct power 

plant on Pima Indian Reservation, Ariz. Approved Feb. 12, 1901. 

1 p. (Pul)lic 57. ) 
Arkansas River. Act to authorize Jefferson County. Ark., to construct 

bridge across river within 5 miles of Pine Bluff, Ark. Approved 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 60. ) 
Armv. Act to increase efficiencv of military establishment. Approved 

Feb. 2, 1901. 12 pp. (Public 30.) 
Arvin, James E. Act to pension James E., Teresa, and Anna Arvin. 

Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 215. ) 
Aulick, Ashel C. Act to pension Aulick. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. 

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Avleswcjrth, William P. Act to increase pension of Avlesworth. Ap- 
proved Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 226.) 
Babcock, Carrie E. Act to pension Carrie E. Babcock. Approved Feb. 

20,1901. 1 p. (Private 358.) 
Baker, F.AV. Act to increase pension of Baker. Approved Feb. 5, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 168.) 
Baker, Oliva J. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Baker. Approved Feb. 

7,1901. 1 p. (Private 280.) 
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Act for eliminating grade crossings in 

District of Columbia, of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company [etc.]. 

Approved Feb. 12, 1901. 8 pp. (Public 50.) 
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. Act for eliminating grade crossings 

on railroa<l in Washington, I). C. [etc.]. Approved Feb. 12, 1901. 

9 pp. (Public 49.) 
Barrett, Lizzie. Act to pension Mrs. Barrett. Approved Feb. 20, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 368.) 
Barrett, Sojihie de V. Act to pension ]Mrs. Barrett. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 272.) 
Barton, James. Act to increase pension of Barton. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 511.) 
Beach, George P. Act to increase pension of Beach. Approved Feb. 

20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 356.) 
Bean, Annis. Act to pension Mrs. Bean. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 249.) 
Bedell, Martha M. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Bedell. Approved 

Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. ( Private 339. ) 
Beeslev, Elizabeth. Act to pension Mrs. Beesley. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. ( Private 230. ) 
Beistle, James. Act to increase pension of Beistle. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 195.) 



February, 1901 95 

Bell, Samuel F. Act to increase penyiuii of l>ell. Approved Feb. 28, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 537.) 
Bennett, Albert ^I. Act to increase pension of Bennett. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 185.) 
Bieger, Adam. Act to increa.se pension of Bieger. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 250.) 
Bigelow, Ilenrv G. Act to increa.se pension of Bigelow. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 221.) 
Binnix, Sarah J. Act to pension Mrs. liinnix. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 467.) 

Black, Marv. Act to pension Mrs. Black. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 1 
p. (Private 232.) 

Black Warrior River. Act to authorize Mobile and West Alabama Rail- 
road Company to construct bridire across Warrior River between 
counties of AValker and Jefferson, Ala. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 

2 pp. (Public 89.) 

Blair, Frank. Act to increase pension of Blair. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 273.) 
Bliss, John H. Act to increase pension of Bliss. Approved Feb. 28, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 551.) 
Bliss, Nettie L. Act to pension Mrs. Bliss. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 468.) 
Boden, James W. Act to pension Boden. Approved Fel). 25, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 410.) 
Boltin, Alexander. Act to increase pension of Boltin. Approved Feb. 

7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 228.) 
Boulding, George T. Act to pension Boulding. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 

1 p.^ (Private 291.) 
Bransford, John F. Act for promotion and retirement of Bransford. 

Approved Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. (Private 166.) 
Brennan, Patrick. Act to increa.se pension of Brennan. Approved Feb. 

25,1901. 1 p. (Private 482.) 

Bridgman, Sampson D. Act to pension Bridgman. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 434.) 
Briggs, David. Act to pension Briggs. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 198. ) 
Brisett, Ambrose. Act to pension Brisett. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 

Ip. (Private 284.) 

Brockett, Michael S. Act to increase pension of Brockett. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 425. ) 
Brooks, Henrv C. Act to increase pension of Brooks. Approved Feb. 

7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 298.) 
Broughton, Catherine. Act to pension Mrs. Broughton. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 209.) 
Brown, Almeda. Act to pension 3Irs. Brown. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 211.) 

Brown, Gorton. Act to increase pension of Brown. A})proved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 287. ) 
Brown, Henrv H. Act to increase pension of Brown. Approved Feb. 

25, 1901.' 1 p. (Private 510.) 
Brown, James. Act to increa.se pension of Brown. Approved Feb. 20, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 325.) 
Brown, Marv A. Act to increa.se pension of Mrs. Brown. Ai)i>roved 

Feb. 25,' 1901. 1 p. ( Private 460. ) 



96 February, 1901 

Brunette, Peter. Act to increase pens-ion of Brunette. Approved Feb. 

28,1901. 1 p. (Private 560.) 
Brvson, Lucy B. Act to increase pension of Mrs-. Bryson. Approved 

' Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 191.) 
Buck, Albert. Act to increase pension of Buck. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 436.) 
Buehler, Caroline. Att to increase pension of Mrs. Buehler. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 281.) 
Buffum, Francis H. Act to increase pension of Buffum. Approved Feb. 

20,1901. 1 p. (Private 365.) 
Buntv, Charles C. Act to increase pension of Bunty. Approved Feb. 

20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 329. ) 
Burke, William. Act for relief of Burke. Approved Feb. 4, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 165.) 
Burks, Chamuess S. Act to increase pension of Burks. Approved Feb. 

25,1901. 1 p. (Private 394.) 
Burns, John. Act to increase pension of Burns. Appi-oved Feb. 28, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 549.) 
Butcher, Aries. Act to pension Butcher. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 388.) 
Caldwell, William B. Act to pension Caldwell. Approved Feb. 20, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 346.) 
Campbell, James M. Act to increase pension of Campbell. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 487.) 
Cannon, William J. Act to increase pension of William J. Cannon, alias 

James Cannon. Approved Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 338.) 
Carnduff, Frank F. Act to increase pension of Carnduff. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 390.) 
Carr, Pinnie L. Act to increase pension of INIrs. Carr. Approved Feb. 

5,1901. 1 p. (Private 170.) 
Carter, Fidelio S. Joint resolution granting life-saving medal to Carter. 

Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private res. 1.) 
Carter, Wilson E. Act to pension Carter. Approved Feb. 20, 1901. 

Ip. (Private 336.) 
Census, 1900. Act to authorize director of census to make payments for 
information concerning cotton gins and [to allow anmaal and sick 
leaves to emplovees of census printing otfice]. Approved Feb. 23, 
1901. 1 p. (Public 81.) 
Chandler, William C. Act to pension Chandler. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 461.) 
Chapman, N. Marietta. Act to pension Mrs. Chapman. Ajjproved Feb. 

28,1901. 1 p. (Private 536.) 
Chapman, William H. Act to pension Chapman. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 245.) 
Chenoweth, Cora Van D. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Chenoweth. 

Approved Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 355.) 
Chetlain, Augustus L. Act to increase pension of Chetlain. Approved 

Feb. 28, 1901. 1 p. (Private 545.) 
Chippewa half-breed scrip. Act confirming locations of Chippewa 
half-breed scrip in Utah [in names of Antonie La Pierre and An- 
ton ie Hagage]. Approved Feb. 2.3, 1901. 1 p. (Pul)Hc82.) 
Chittenden, Eli F. Act to increase jiension of Chittenden. Approved 

Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. ( Private 178.) 
Choctawhatchee River. Act to authorize Chattahoochee and (iulf Rail- 
road ("ompaiiv to construct bridge across river in Geneva Count)', 
Ala. Approved Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 53.) 



February, 1901 97 

Choctawhatchee River — Continued. Act to authorize Lduisville and 
Nashville Railroad Conipanv to construct bridfie across river at 
Geneva, Ala. Approved Feb. 2:^, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 83. ) 

Clancy, Amanda W. Act to increase pension of INIrs. Clancv. Approved 
Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private .SWt.) 

Clark, Marv. Act to pension Mrs. Clark. Approved Feb. 7, litOl. 1 p. 
(Private 216.) 

Clark, Thomas. Act to pension Clark. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. 
( Private 288. ) 

Cleveland, Burdette X. Act to increase pension of Cleveland. A pproved 
Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 405. ) 

Clinch River. Act to authorize Kin<;ston Bridjjeand Terminal Railway 
Company to construct bridge across river at Kingston, Tenn. Ap- 
proved Feb. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 44.) 

Cloud, William F. Act to increase pension of Cloud. Ai)proved Feb. 
20,1901. 1 p. (Private ;^(iO. ) 

Cohler, John D. Act to increase pension of Cohler. Aj)i)roved Feb. 
25,1901. 1 p. (Private 492.) 

Collier, Annie C. Act to pension JNlrs. Collier. Approved Fel). 7, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 200.) 

Colorado Fuel and Iron Co. Act directing issue of duplicate check drawn 
by Fl B. Atwood in favor of Alfred C. Cass [vice-president of com- 
pany]. Approved Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. (Private 167.) 

Conely, John W. Act to pension Conely. Approved Feb. 28, 1901 . 1 p. 
( Private 556. ) 

Connellv, Patrick. Act to increase pension of Connellv. Approved Feb. 
25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 479.) 

Continental Fire Insurance Companv. Act for relief of company and 
others. Approved Feb. 28, 1901.' 1 p. (Private 521.) 

Coombs, Marv C. Act to pension Mrs. Coombs. Approved Feb. 20, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 376.) 

Cord, Thomas A. Act to increase pension of Cord. Approved Feb. 25, 
1901. Ip. (Private 464. ) 

Courts of United States. Act to divide Kentuckv into 2 judicial dis- 
tricts. Approved Feb. 12, 1901. 3 pp. (Public 51.) 

Act to constitute new division of eastern judicial district of Texas, 

and for terms of court at Sherman. Approved Feb. 19, 1901. 1 p. 
(Public 72. ) 

Act to ci'eate eastern division of northern judicial district of (jeor- 

gia, and for [terms of court at Athens]. Approved Feb. 28, 1901. 

2 pp. (Public 101.) 

Cox, George W. Act to increase pension of Cox, alias John Smith. 

Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 424. ) 
Cox, Rosa. Act to pension Rosa Cox. Approved Feb. 28, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 538. ) 
Cram, Orville H. Act to increa.se pension of Cram. Approved Feb. 12, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 308.) 
Crawford, Joseph. Act to pension Crawford. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 224.) 
Currin, Roljert P. Act to increase pension of Currin. Approved Feb. 

25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 433.) 
Daughters of 1812, National Societv of. Act to int-orixirate society 

Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Public 86.) 
Davis, Horatio N. Act to increase pension of Davis. Approved Feb. 

20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 381.) 



98 Febru-\ky, 1901 

Delaware River. Act to authorize United New Jersev Railroa<l and 

Canal Comj^any and Philadeljihia and Tn-nton Railroad Company 

to const met hridfre atTos.< river [K-tween Trenton, N. J., and Mor- 

risville. Pa.]. Approveil Feb. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 66.) 
Delzell, Solomon. Act to increase pension of Delzell. Approved Feb. 

28, lyOl. 1 p. (Private 527.) 
Des Moines, Iowa. Act to amend law esftablishing port of delivery at 

Des Moine^s [as to salarv of .<urvevor of customs]. Approved Feb. 

1. 1901. 1 p. (Public '27.) 
Dickerson. Elizabeth. Act to pension Mrs. Dickerson. Approved Feb. 

7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 296.) 
Dickintson, Mattie Otis. Act to increase i>ension of Mrs. Dickinson. 

Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 187.) 
Dignon, Michael. Act to increase pension of Dignon. Approved Feb. 

7,1901. 1 p. (Private 219.) 
Dininnv, Sarah A. Act to increase i>ension of Mrs. Dininnv. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 471.) 
Dinnon, Eliza1>eth. Act to pension Mrs. Dinnon. Approve*! Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 213.) 
District of Columbia. Act to amend act to incorporate Masonic Mutual 

Relief Association of District. Approved Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. 

( Public 34. ) 
Act to enable Providence Hosj^ital to increase accommodations. 

Approve*! Fel>. 6, 1901. 1 p. (Public 38.) 
Act to reincorporate German Orphan Asylum Association of Dis- 
trict. Approved Feb. 6, 1901. 1 p. (Public 37.) 
Act to authorize advances from Treasury of United States for sup- 

jx)n of government of District. Approved Feb. 11, 1901. 1 p. 

(Public 48.) 
Act regulating assessments for water mains in District. Approved 

Feb. 21, 1901. 1 p. (Public 77.) 
Act supplemental to act to incorjwrate Reform School for Girls of 

I>istrict [as to admissions and dismissions]. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Public 92.) 
Act to sell lot [10. square 1041] in District at auction [and to pay 

John H. and Charles E. Gause and Charles G. Stott out of proceeds]. 

Approved Fel). 28. 1901. 1 p. (Public 99.) 
Act relating to police of District. Approved Feb. 28, 1901. 2 pp. 

(Public 103.) 
Dobvns, Marv E. Act to increa.<e jKMision of Mrs. Dobvns. Approved 

Feb. 25. 1901. 1 p. (Private 440.) 
Donaldson, James T., jr. Act to pension Donaldson. Ajiproved Feb. 7, 

V.m. 1 p. (Private 188.) 
Donaldson, Nancv L. Act to increase i^ension of Mrs. Donaldson. Ap- 

proveil Feb. 7, \90\. 1 p. (Private 242.) 
Donathv, Olivia. Act to pension Olivia Donathv. Approvetl Feb. 25 

1901. 1 p. (Private 435.) 

Doremus, John H. Act to i>ension Doremus. Approveil Feb. 20, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 383.) 
Douglas, Ariz. Act for .'jubport of entrv at Douglas. Approved Feb. 

27, liWl. 1 p. (Public 97.) 
Duddleson, Albert L. Act to increase i^ension of Duddleson. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. ( Private 51^. ) 
Duffv, Kate E. Act to incri>a.se pension of Mrs. Duffv. Approvetl Feb. 

t, 1901. 1 p. (Private 277.) 



February, 1901 99 

Dume, Point, Cal. Act to ei^tablish liirht aiul fog station at point. Ap- 
proved Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. (rnl)lic74.) 

Dnnhani, Andrew K. Act t(j increa.'^e jiension of Dnnliain. Ai)proved 
Feb. 7, 1901 . 1 p. ( Private .SOI . ) 

Dann,Tii()ina.>j. Act to correct naval record of l)iinn. Approved Feb. 
21,1901. I )). ( Private 38o. ) 

Dyer, II. P. .\ct to pav Over. Approved Feb. 2;!, 1901. 1 p. (Private 
3.S(). ) 

Eagle, William O. Act for relief of Eagle. Approved Fel). 12, 1901. 

1 p. ( Private 807. ) 
Eason, Benjamin. Act to increase ])ension of Kason. Ajjproved Feb. 

28,1901. 1 p. ( Private 5(«.) 
Edwards?, Robert A., jr. Act to increase pension of Edward;^. Aj)- 

prove<l Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 347. ) 
Elkert, William. Act to correct militarv record of Elkert. Approved 

Feb. lo, 1901. 1 p. (Private 309. ) " 
EUig, Davitl R. Act to increa.se pension of Ellis. Ajjproved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. ( Private 225. ) 
Enterprise, steamer. Act to provide Atnerican register for steamer En- 

teri>rise [formerlv called St. Georg]. Approved Feb. 23, 1901. 1 p. 

(Pnblic79.) 
Everlv, Jeremiah. Act to increase pension of Everly. Approved Feb. 

7,* 1901. 1 p. (Private 234.) 
Falkoner, ^lichael. Act to increase i^ension of Falkoner. Approved 

Feb. 28, 1901. 1 p. ( Private 541. ) 
Farrington, Don. Act to increa.«e pension of Farrington. Approved 

Feb. 28, 1901. 1 p. (Private 548. ) 
Fay, Edwin G. Act to increase pension of Fav. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 438.) 

Ferree, William E. Act to increase pension of Ferree. Approved Felj. 
5, 1901. 1 p. (Private 171.) 

Fisher, Martha C. M. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Fisher. Ap- 
proved Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 320.) 

Fishing ve.^^sels. Act to amend sec. 4427, Revised Statutes, relating to 
inspectors of hulls and boilers [so as to allow oyster steamers and 
fishing steamers in inland waters to carrv persons other than crew]. 
Approved Feb. 23, 1901. 1 p. (PubHc"80.) 

Fitzgerald, Maurice. Act to increa.se pension of Fitzgerald. Approved 
Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 437.) 

Fitzpatrick, Johnson H. Act to increase pension of Fitzpatrick. .Ap- 
proved Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 465.) 

Fliiui, David. Act to increase pension of Flinn. Approved Feb. 25, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 400.) 

Flint, Maria N. Act to increase pension of ^Irs. Flint. Approved Feb. 
25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 407.) 

Flvnn, Marv. Act to increase pension of Mi-s. Flvnn. Approved Feb. 
'25,1901. 1 p. (Private 454.) 

Forbes, Charles. Act to increase pension of Forbes. Api)roved Feb. 7, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 270.) 

Foster, All)ert. Act to increase pension of Foster. Approved Feb. 25, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 513.) 

Fouts, Marv J. Act to pension Mrs. Fouts. Approved Feb. 28, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 524. ) 

Fox, Cvrus A. B. Act to increase pension of Fo.x. Ai)i>roved Ih'Ii. 20, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 312.) 



100 February, 1901 

Fox, William. Act to increase pent^ion f)f Fox. Approved Feb. 20, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 354.) 
Friedeborn, Virginia R. Act to pen.sion Mrs. Friedeborn. Ai»i)roved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 421. ) 
Frisbee, John B. Act to pension Frisbee. Approved Feb. 26, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 518.) 
Frisbev, Rachel. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Frisbev. Approved 

Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. (Private 176.) 
Fi-nit brandy. Act to amend sec. 3255, Revised Statutes, concerning 

distilling of brandv from fruits [so as to include figs and cherries]. 

xVpproved Feb. 4, i901. 1 p. (Public 33.) 
Fry, James ^I. Act to increase pension of Frv. Ajjproved Feb. 20, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 340.) 
Frve, Charles. Act to increase pension of Frve. Approved Fel). 20, 

* 1901. 1 p. (Private 330.) 
Fuller, Carroll W. Act to increase pension of Fuller. Approved Feb. 

20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 326.) 
Funk, Gabriel M. Act to increase pension of Funk. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 218.) 
Gaddis, William. Act to pension Gaddis. Approved Feb. 20, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 315.) 
Galveston, Tex. Act to authorize purchase of steam launch for use in 

customs collection district of Galveston. Approved Feb. 12, 1901. 

1 p. (Public 52.) 
Gardner, John H. Act to increase pension of Gardner. Approved Feb. 

7,1901. 1 p. (Private 199.) 
Gatton, James. Act to increase pension of Gatton. Approved Feb. 28, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 543.) 
Gav, E. Bradford. Act to increase pension of Gav. Approved Feb. 25, 

' 1901. 1 p. (Private 493.) 
Geibel, John. Act to increase pension of Geibel. Approved Feb. 20, 

1901. 1 p. (Private .367.) 
Gibbs, AVilliam H. Act to increase pension of Gibbs. Approved Feb. 

7,1901. Ip. (Private 254.) 
Gifford, Svlvanus A. Act to increase pension of Gifford. Approved 

Feb. 28, 1901 . 1 p. ( Private 539. ) 
Gilbert, Franklin I. Act to increase pension of (iilbert. Approved Feb. 

7,1901. 1 p. (Private 210.) 
Gilman, Katharine J. Act to increase pension of ]\Irs. (iilmau. Ap- 
proved Feb. 28, 1901. 1 p. (Private 542. ) 
Gilpin, Julia A. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Gilpin. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 278.) 
Godfrev, Louisa N. Act to increase pension of ]Mrs. Godfrev. Ap- 
proved Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 398.) 
Goodfellow, Julia S. Act to pension Mrs. Goodfellow. Approved Feb. 

20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 349.) 
Gordon, William. Act to increase pension of Gordon. Approved Feb. 

20,1901. 1 p. (Private 379.) 
Graham, Harvey. Act to increase pension of Graham. Api)roved Feb. 

20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 317.) 
Grand Portage Reservation, Minn. Act granting permission to Indians 

on reservation to cut and dispose of timber on their allotments. 
Approved Feb. 12, 1901. 1 j). (Public 56.) 
Grant, Ulysses S. Act for ])lans for memorial of Grant in Washington, 

D.C. Approved Feb. 23, 1901. 1 p. (Public 84.) 



February, 1901 101 

Grav, ^linnie. Act to pension ^Irs. Grav. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 

'l p. (Private 406.) 
Greene, Marie Barton. Act to pension Mrs. (ireene. Approved Feb. 

28,1901. 1 p. (Private 555.) 
Greenleaf, Richard O. Act to increase pension of Greenleaf. Approved 

Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. (Private .377.) 
Griffin, William C. Act to increat^e pension of Griffin. Approved Feb. 

25,1901. 1 p. (Private 396.) 
Griffiths, Mary E. Act to ])ension Mrs. Griffiths. Approved Feb. 20, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 332.) 
Gross, William. Act to increase pension of Gross. Approved Feb. 28, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 5.33. ) 
Grubbs Landing. Act for beacon light near landing, Delaware River, 

Del. Approved Feb. 15, 1901. 1 p. (Public 63.) 
Halbertj^ma, Jakobina. Act to pension ]Mrs. Halliertsma. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 409.) 
Hallowell, Joel H. Act to increase pension of Hallowell. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 192.) 
Haltnorth, Otto. Act to pension Haltnorth. Approved Fel). 5, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 181.) 
Hambrook Bar. Act for beacon light on Hambrook Bar, Choptank 

River [and beacon range lights to guide into harbor of Cambridge] 

Md. Approved Feb. 8, 1901. 1 p. (Public 45.) 
Hammond, Sarah S. Act to pension 'Sirs. Hammond. Approved Feb. 

7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 2.52.) 
Hansel, Jacob C. Act to increase pension of Hansel. Approved Feb. 

28, 1901. 1 p. (Private 562.) 
Harbaugh, Kate. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Harbaugh. Approved 

Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 341.) 
Harbison, Andrew J. Act to increase pension of Harbison. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 484.) 
Hardv, Nancv T. Act to increa.se pension of Mi-s. Hardv. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 502.) 
Hare, Levi C. Act to increase pension of Hare. Approved Feb. 28, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 5.35.) 
Harris, Josiah B. Act to increase pension of Harris. Approved Feb. 

20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 311.) 
Haskins, .Samuel X. Act to pension Hawkins. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 

Ip. (Private 244.) 
Hastings, Sarah. Act to pension Mrs. Hastings. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 447.) 
Hause, Edward. Act to increase pension of Hause. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 473.) 
Hawkins, Charles. Act to increase pension of Hawkins. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 507.) 
Healv, Fannv. Act to pension 3Irs. Healv. Approved Feb. 20, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 323.) 
Heaton, Olie. Act to pension Olie Heaton. Apj^roved Feb. 25, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 445.) 
Hendricks, Elizabeth. Act to pension Mrs. Hendricks. Approved Fel). 

7,1901. 1 p. (Private 262.) 
Herriman, Sarah. Act to increase pension of ^Irs. Herriman. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901 . 1 p. ( Private 240. ) 
Hight, Jacob. Act to increase pension of Hight. Approved Feb. 20, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 375.) 



102 February, 1901 

Hill, Edgar. Act to iiicrea.se pension of Hill. Approved Feb. 28, 1901. 

1 p. ' (Private 528.) 
Hillsl)oro Point, Fla. Act anthorizing light at or near point. Approved 

Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (Public 55.) 
Hinchnian, Burwell. Act to increase pension of Hinchinan. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 222. ) 
Hissev, George W. Act to inci-ease pension of Hissev. Approved Feb. 

25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 44.3.) 
Hoerr, Jacol). Act to pension Hoerr. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 512.) 
Hoffecker, Joseph Y. Act to pension Hoffecker. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 508.) 
Hoffman. Agnes B. Act to pension Mrs. Hoffman. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 207.) 
Hollowav, Richard. Act to increase pension of Hollowav. Approved 

Feb.' 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 243.) 
Holmes, Adoniram J. Act to pension Holmes. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 504.) 
Holmes, Thomas Jefferson. Act to increase pension of Holmes. Ap- 
proved Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 478.) 
Honolulu, Hawaii. Act to extend [to Honolulu] privileges in relation 

to immediate transportation. Approved Feb. 15, 1901. 1 p. (Pub- 
lic 65. ) 
Hood, Amos L. Act to pension Hood. Approved Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 337.) 
Hounsom, Edward. Act to pension Hounsom. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 202. ) 
Howard, Edward B. Act to correct militarv record of Howard. Ap- 
proved Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 203!) 
Howard, Silas. Act to increase pension of Howard. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 466.) 
Howell, Catherine T. Act to pension Mrs. Howell. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 488.) 
Howlett, jNIichael. Act to increase pension of Howlett. Approved Feb. 

7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 257. ) 
Hoyt, Hiram I. Act to increase pension of Hovt. Approved Feb. 20, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 380.) 
Hovt, Samuel N. Act to increase pension of Hovt. Approved Feb. 20, 

'1901. 1 p. (Private 348.) 
Hudson Eiver. Act to amend act to incorporate North River Bridge 

Company and to authorize construction of bridge at New York City 

across river [etc., so as to extend time]. Approved Feb. 8, 1901. 

1 p. (Public 40.) 
Huskev, D. L. Act for relief of representatives of Huskev. Approved 

¥eh. 6, 1901. 1 p. (Private 182.) 
Husted, James R. Act to increase pension of Husted. Approved Feb. 

25,1901. 1 p. (Private 457.) 
Hutchens, John. Act to increase pension of Hutchens. Approved Feb. 

5, 1901. 1 p. (Private 172.) 
Hux, Taylor. Act to pension Hux. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 411.) 
Inauguration. Joint resolution to jiav expenses of inaugural ceremonies^ 

Mar. 4, 1901. Approved Feb. 8," 1901. 1 p. (Public res. 6.) 



February, 1901 103 

Indian lands. Act amending act making apjiropriations for Indian De- 
partment, lS9o [so as to provide nniform manner for securing serv- 
ice in suits bv claimants for allotments of Indian land]. Api>roved 

Feb. 6,1901." 1 p. (Public 8»j.) 
Indian Territory. Act to put in force in Territory laws of Arkansas 

relating to corporations. Approved Feb. IS, 1901. 2 pji. (Public 

69.) 
Internal revenue claims. Act for refunding of certain moneys illegally 

collected in Utah. Approved Feb. 28, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 100.) 
Iowa. Joint resolution to remove from tiles of Department of Interior 

letters to be donated to Iowa. Approved Feb. 28, 1901. 1 p. 

(Public res. 9.) 
Ireland, Nic-holas B. Act to increase pension of Ireland. Ai)proved 

Feb. 28, 1901. 1 p. (Private 526.) 
Irwin, Rebecca G. Act to pension ^Mrs. Irwin. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 205.) 
Jackson, Thomas J. Act to increase pension of Jackson. Approved 

Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. (Private 169.) 
Jacobs, William M. Act for relief of employees of Jacobs. Approved 

Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 382.) 
Jeffrey, Perry C. Act to increase pension of Jeffrey. Approved Feb. 

26,1901.' 1 p. (Private 469.) 
Jensen, Raver. Act to pension Jensen. Approved Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 174.) 
Johnson, Anna F. Act to increa.se pension of ^Irs. Johnson. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 450. ) 
Johnson, Eliza C. Act to pension Mrs. Johnson. Approved Feb. 28, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 532.) 
Johnson, Gideon. Act to increase pension of Johnson. Approved Feb. 

25,1901. 1 p. (Private 481.) 
Johnson, Henry D. Act to increase pension of Johnson. Approved 

Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 345.) 
Johnson, Irving. Act to pension Johnson. Ai)proved Feb. 7, 1901. 1 

p. (Private 260.) 
Jones, Elizabeth J. Act to pension Mrs. Jones. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 455.) 
Jones, Lula M. Act to pension Lula M. Jones. A})proved Feb. 7, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 251. ) 
Jordan, Henry A. Act to increase pension of Jordan. Approved Feb. 

7,1901. 1 p. (Private 253.) 
Joy, John R. Act to increase pension of Joy. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 389. ) 
Kean, Mary M. Act to pension ^Ii-s. Kean. Approved Feb. 20, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 331.) 
Keeling, Harlin. Act to pension Keeling. Approved Feb. 28, 1901. 1 

p. (Private 531.) 
Kemper, Joseph. Act to increase pension of Kemper. Approved Feb. 

28,1901. 1 p. (Private 525.) 
King, William W. Act to increase pension of King. Approved Feb. 

25,1901. 1 p. (Private 431.) 
Kinkead, Julia A. Act to pension Mrs. Kinkead. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 214.) 
Kin.sev, John. Act to increase pension of Kinsey. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 276.) 



104 February, 1901 

Kitchen, Francis A. Act to pension Kitchen. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 189.) 
Knapp, Charles H. Act toincrea.«e pension of Knapp. Approved Feb. 

25,1901. 1 p. (Private 505.) 
Knox, John T. Act to increase i)ension of Knox. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 459.) 
Kouts, Jacob W. Act to increase pension of Konts. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 413.) 
La ^lott, Phelje A. Act to increase pension of ^Irs. La ^lott. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 263.) 
Lapoint, William. Act to correct niilitarv record of Lapoint. Approved 

Feb. 4, 1901. 1 p. (Private 163.) 
La Pointe Reservation, Wis. Act for allotments of lands in severalty to 

Indians of La Pointe or Bad River Reservation. Approved Feb. 

11, 1901. 1 p. (Public 46.) 
Lathroj), Frederick O. Act to increase pension of Lathrop. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 193.) 
Lavertv, Lealdes F. Act to increase pension of Lavertv. Approved 

Feb. 28, 1901. 1 p. ( Private 550. ) 
Lee, Laura P. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Lee. Approved Feb. 

7,1901. 1 p. (Private 184.) 
Libbv, George A. Act to increase pension of Libbv. Ajjproved Feb. 

7,1901. 1 p. (Private 208.) 
Little River. Act to authorize construction of bridge across river, at or 

near mouth of Big Lake, Ark. [by Jonesboro, Lake City and East- 
ern Railroad Companv]. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 2 pp. (Pub- 
lic 91.) 
Lobster. Act to establish lobster hatcherv in Maine. Approved Feb. 

4,1901. 1 p. (Public 32.) 
Loomis, Elliott. Act to increase pension of Loomis. Approved Feb. 

25,1901. 1 p. (Private 428.) 
Lord, Eliza N. Act to pension Mrs. Lord. Approved Feb. 20, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 370.) 
Lothrop, Marcellus A. Act to increase pension of Lothrop. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 501.) 
Loving, Joseph N. Act to increase pension of Loving. Approved Feb. 

25,1901. 1 p. (Private 441.) 
Lowell, Sarah M. Act to pension Mrs. Lowell. Approved Feb. 28, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 561.) 
Lower Bruk'' Reservation, S. Dak. Act for entry of lands formerly in 

reservation. Approved Feb. 13, 1901. 1 p.' (Public 62.) 
Lumber River. Act to authorize Carolina Northern Railroad Company 

to construct bridge across river in or near Lumberton, N. C. Ap- 
proved Feb. 26, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 94.) 
Lundberg, Peter. Act to pension Lundberg. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 444.) 
McClanathan, Catherine A. Act to i)ension Mrs. IMcClanathan. Ap- 

pnncd Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 266.) 
McClellan, l^lizaljeth B. Act to pension ]Mrs. McClellau. Feb. 7, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 229.) 
McClernand, Minerva. Act to pension INIrs. McClernand. Approved 

Fel). 20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 372.) 
McCollister, Madison. .\ct to increase ])ension of ]\IcCollister. Ap- 
proved Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 194.) 



February, 1901 105 

McConnell, Benoni A. Act to pension McC'oiinell. Approved P>h. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 422.) 
McCown, Pattie D. Aet to pension Mrs. McCown. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 274.) 
McDonald, Matthew. Act to increa.se pension of McDonald. Approved 

Fel). 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 19(5.) 
McDowell, Frederick G. Act to increa.«e pension of ^IcDowell. Ap- 
proved Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 453.) 
McDuffev, Edward. Act to increa.«e pension of McDuffev. Approved 

Feb." 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 197. ) 
McGlensev. ^larv J. D. Act to increa.><e pension of ^Irs. McGlensey. 

Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 448.) 
Mcintosh, Horace P. Act for relief of Mcintosh. Approved Feb. 20, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 313.) 
McSwain, Martha. Act to pension Mrs. INIcSwain. Ajiproved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 190.) 
Maddnx, L. O. Act for relief of L. O. Maddux, doing business as Mad- 
dux, Hobart and Company. Approved Feb. 28. 1901. 1 p. (Private 

522. ) 
Mallard, Vianna. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Mallard. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 392.) 
Manatee River. Act eranting authority to Alalia, Manatee and Gulf 

Coast Railroad Company to build bridges across river and Gaspa- 

rilla Sound. Approved* Feb. 25, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 87. ) 
Marshall, Nancy. Act to pension Mrs. ^Marshall. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 258.) 
Martin, Emma T. Act to pension Mrs. ^lartin. Approved Feb. 20, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 321.) 
Mason, James. Act to increase pension of ^Nlason. Approved Feb. 28, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 540.) 
Medawakanton Indians. Act for relief of Medawakanton Sioux Indians 

in Redwood Countv, Minn. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Pub- 
lic 88.) 
Menalis, Condv. Act to increase pension of Menalis. Approved Feb. 

28, 1901. 'l p. (Private 558.) 
Merritt, Marv A. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Merritt. Approved 

Feb. 20, "1901. 1 p. (Private 362.) 
Metcalf, Robert H. Act to increase pension of Metcalf. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 496.) 
Military training. Act to amend sec. 1225, Revised Statutes, so as to 

provide for detail of retired officers of Army and Navy to assist in 

militarv instruction in schools. Approved Feb. 26, 1901. 1 p. 

(Public 93.) 
Millard, Lewis M. Act for relief of Millard. Approved Feb. 26, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 516.) 
Miller, Henry. Act to pension Miller. Approved Feb. 26, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 517.) 
Miller, Leonhart. Act to increase pension of Miller. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 283.) 
Miller, Lucinda. Act to pension Mrs. Miller. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 246.) 
Miller, Oliver W. Act to increase pension of Miller. Approved Feb. 20, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 328.) 
Miller, Sarah. Act to pension Mrs. Miller. Approved Feb. 28, 1901. 

1 p. ( Private 557. ) 

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106 February, 1901 

Miller, Susan A. Act to pension Mry. Miller. Api)roved Feb. 7, 1901. 
1 1). (Private 290.) 

Miller, William I. Act to increase pension of ]\Iiller. Approved Feb. 
20,1901. 1 p. (Private 344.) 

Miller, William K. Act to pension Miller. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. 
(Private 248.) 

Milwaukee, Wis. Act to extend ]>rivileges in relation to immediate 
transportation [to Milwaukee]. Approved Fel>. 20, 1901. 1 p. 
(Public 75.) 

Miner, Smith. Act to increase pension of ^liner. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 227.) 

Minnesota. Act to amend act granting to railroads right of way through 
public lands [so as to include lands in INIinnesota at head waters of 
Mississippi River withdrawn for reservoir purposes] . Approved Feb. 
27,1901. 1 p. (Public 96.) 

Miunich, Samuel. Act to increase pension of ^Nlinnich. Approved 
Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 494. ) 

Mississippi River. Act granting Keokuk and Hamilton Water Power 
Company right to construct wing dam, canal, and power station m 
river in Hancock Countv, 111. Approved Feb. <S, 1901. 1 p. (Pub- 
lic 43.) 

Act to declare branch of river opposite La Crosse, Wis., known as 

West Channel, to be unnavigable and that city be relieved of main- 
taining draw or pontoon bridge. Approved Feb. 23, 1901. 1 p. 
(Public 85. ) 

Act amending act authorizing construction of bridge over river to 

St. Louis, Mo. [by East St. Louis and St. Louis Bridge and Con- 
struction Company]. Approved Feb. 27, 1901. 4 i)p. (Public 95.) 

Mississippi River Commission. Act amending act for appointment of 
commission [so as to locate headquarters at some citv on Mississippi 
River]. Approved Feb. 18, 1901. 1 p. (Public 67.) 

Missouri River. Act extending time for commencement and comple- 
tion of bridge across river at or near Oacoma, S. Dak. [by Chicago, 
Sioux Falls and Pacific Railwav Companv]. Approved Feb. 5, 1901. 
1 p. ( Pul)lic 35. ) 

Mitchell, Richard P. Act to increase pension of ^Mitchell. Approved 
Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. ( Private 419. ) 

Mitchell, William. Act to pension Mitchell. Approved Feb. 28, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 546.) 

Monongahela River. Act to authorize Glassport Bridge Company to 
construct bridge across river [at Port Vue] Pa. Approved Feb. 18, 
1901. 2 pp. (Public 68.) 

Moore, Flora. Act to pension Flora ^Nloore. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 458.) 

Moore, Marv Elizabeth. Act to pension Mrs. Moore. Approved Feb. 
20, 190L 1 p. (Private 342.) 

Morris, Reamus G. Act to increase pension of Morris. Approved Feb. 

28,1901. 1 p. (Private 534.) 
Mount C'armcl Develoimicnt Comi)any. Act authorizing company to 
draw water from Wabash River at (irand Rapids, 111. Approved 
Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (Public 54.) 
Mowrv, (ieorge. Act to increase pension of Mowrv. Approved Feb. 

25', 1901. 1 p. (Private 401.) 
Muhs, Henry. Act to increase pension of Muhs. Approved Fel>. 20, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 327.) 



February, 1901 107 

Myers, lHal)ola. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Myers. Approved Feb. 

7,1901. 1 p. (Private 294.) 
Navy-yards. Act providinj; for leaves of absence to employees [at navy- 

vards, naval stations, and arsenals]. Approved Feb. 1,1901. 1 p. 

(Public 28.) 
Nelson, Mary J. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Nelson. Approved 

Feb. 25," 1901. 1 p. (Private 472.) 
Nessell, Louis. Act to increase i)ension of Nessell. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 420.) 
New Bedford, Mass. Act to extend privileges of 7th section of imme- 
diate transportation act to New Bedford. Approved Fel). 20, 1901. 

1 p. (Public 78. ) 
No Point, Point, Md. Act for li<jht-house and fo"; sijinal at i)oint, Ches- 
apeake Bay. Approved Feb. 23, 1901. 1 p. (Public 7cS.) 
Nvberg, Eva K. Act to pension Mrs. Nvber<r. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 442.) 
Oliphant, ^Melville. Act to pension Oliphant. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 897.) 
O'Reillv, Thomas P. Act for relief of O'Reillv. Approved Feb. 12, 1901. 

1 p'. ( Private 805. ) 
Overton, George P. Act to increase iiension of Overton. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 456. ) 
Palmatarv, Daniel. Act to pension Palmatarv. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 

1 p. ■ (Private 462.) 
Palmer, Hannah L. Act to pension Mrs. Palmer. Approved PVb. 20, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 878. ) 
Palmer, William H. Act to pension Palmer. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 

Ip. (Private 293.) 
Parker, George A. Act to increase pension of Parker. Approved Feb. 

20, 1901.^ 1 p. (Private 859.) 
Parrott, Henrietta. Act to i)ension Mrs. Parrott. Approved Feb. 20, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 835.) 
Paul, James. Act to increase pension of Paul. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 486.) 
Pearman, Mae. Act to pension i\Irs. Pearman. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 279.) 
Pensions. Act making appropriations for pensions, 1902. Approved 

Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (Public 59.) 
Pew, Abram P. Act to increase pension of Pew. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 426.) 
Phillips, Ellen H. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Phillips. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 808.) 
Phillips, Lewis W. Act to increase pension of Phillips. Approved Feb. 

25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 514.) 
Phillips, Thomas T. Act to increase pension of Phillips. Approved 

Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 8.38.) 
Phipps, Ellis P. Act to increa.se pension of Phipps. Approved Feb. 5, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 177.) 
Pierce, Ezra S. Act to increase pension of Pierce. Approved Feb. 20, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 884.) 
Pierce, Gill:>ert L. Act to increase pension of Pierce. Approved Feb. 28, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 553.) 
Pike, Francis H. Act to increase pension of Pike. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 895.) 



108 February, 1901 

Pike, Marv R. Act to peiif^ion Mr.«. Pike. Approved Feb. 20, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 378.) 
Plant>J, George W. Act to increase pen.«ion of Plants. Approved Feb. 

7,1901. 1 p. (Private 212.) 
Pond, Kate M. Act to increase pension of Mri<. Pond. Approved Feb. 

7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 201.) 
Potter, Addie S. Act to pension Mr.«. Potter. Approved FeVj. 7, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 241.) 
Prouty, Julia A. Act to pension Julia A. Proutv. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 416.) 
Public lands. Act relating to rights of way through certain parks, reser- 
vations, and other pul)lic lands. Approved Feb. 15, 1901. 1 p. 

(Public 64.) 
Quinn, Ellen. Act to pension !\Irs. (.^uinn. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 412.) 
Rankins, Lottie M. Act to pension Mrs. Rankins. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 483. ) 
Ransom, William H. Act to increase pension of Ransom. Approved 

Feb. 28, 1901. 1 p. (Private 529. ) 
Rapp, ^latilda. Act to pension Mrs. Rapp. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 302.) 
Reamer, Hiram J. Act to increase pension of Reamer. Approved Feb. 

20,1901. 1 p. (Private 322.) 
Red River of the North. Act for construction of bridge by Fargo, 

Duluth and Northwestern Railroad Companv across river at Fargo, 

N. Dak. Approved Feb. 1, 1901. 3 pp. (Public 29.) 
Reed, Andrew. Act to increase pension of Reed. Approved Feb. 20, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 324.) 
Reed, H. S. Act to increase pension of Reed, alias Daniel Hull. Ap- 
proved Feb. 15, 1901. 1 p. (Private 310. ) 
Reese, Eliza L. Act to jiension Mrs. Reese. Approved Feb. 12, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 306.) 
Reid, Robert A. Act to increase pension of Reid. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 271.) 
Renfro, Dora. Act to pension ]\Irs. Renfro. Approved Feb. 20, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 350.) 
Revenue steamer. Act for revenue cutter in harbor of Boston, Mass. 

Approved Feb. 4, 1901. 1 p. (Public 31. ) 
Rice, Americus V. Act to increase pension of Rice. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 183. ) 
Rice, Henry F. Act to increase pension of Rice. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 264.) 
Ricketts, Aliner C. A(!t to pension Ricketts. Approved Feb. 20, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 334.) 
Rienecker, (Uistav. Act to increase pension of Rienecker. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 429.) 
Roberts, Thomas H. Act to increase pension of Roberts. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 297.) 
Robinson, John R. Act to increase pension of Robinson. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 452.) 
Rock River. Act to authorize construction of bridge across river [from 

Rock Island County to Henry County, 111., by Moline and Peoria 

Railway ('omi)any]. Approved Feb. 12, 1901. " 2 pp. (Public 58.) 
Rohrback, Aaron R. Act to increase pension of Rohrback. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 491.) 



February, 1901 109 

Rowley, Jerome R. Act to increase jiension of Rowley. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 470.) 
Rucker, William P. Act to increa.«e i)ensioii f)f Rucker. Approved 

Feb. 2r>, 1901. 1 p. (Private 509.) 
Rasi?ell, James W. Act to pension Russell. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 463.) 
Rvan, Michael. Act to pension Rvan, alias Kennedv. Approved Feb. 

7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 220.) ' 
Rvan, Samuel. Act to increa.se pension of Rvan. Aj)proved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 292.) 
Sabin, Alvin X. Act to increa.'^e pension of Sabin. .Approved Feb. 5, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 179.) 
Saginaw, Mich. Act to extend privileges of 7th section of immediate 

transportation act to Saginaw. Approved Feb. 11, 1901. Ip. (Pulj- 

lic47.) 
St. Joseph River. Act authorizing Indiana, Illinois and Iowa Railroad 

Comjianv to construct liridge across river at or near St. Joseph, Mich. 

Approved Feb. 18, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 71.) 
San Antonio International Fair. Joint resolution authorizing article.s 

for exhibition at San Antonio International Fair and Texas State 

Fair and Dallas Exposition to l)e imported free of duty. Approved 

Feb. 28, 1901. 1 p. (Public res. 10.) 
Sanders, Marv. Act to pension Mrs. Sanders. Api)roved Feb. 5, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 180.) 
Savannah River. Act permitting building of 2 <lams across river above 

Augusta, Ga. [bv Twin Citv Power C'ompanv]. Approved Feb. 8, 

1901. 1 p. (Public 41.) 
Sawver, Bela. Act to increase pension of Sawver. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 475.) 
Savles, Lvman A. Act to increase pension of Sayles. Ai>proved Feb. 

7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 2.56.) 
Schaeffer, Sarah B. Act to pension ]Mrs. Schaeffer. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. Ip. (Private 500.) 
Schermerhorn, Xorton. Act to increase pension of Schermerhoru. 

Approved Feb. 20, 1901 . 1 p. ( Private 369. ) 
Schoolev, William W. Act to increa.se pension of Schooley. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. ( Private 439. ) 
Schrei, Adolph. Act to pension Schrei. Approved Feb. 20, 1901 . 1 p. 

(Private 318.) 
Scott, Alexander C. Act to increa.se pension of Scott. Approved Feb. 

2.5,1901. 1 p. (Private 498.) 
Scott, Almira A. Act to pension Mrs. Scott. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 451.) 
Searing, Caroline M. H. Act to pension Mrs. Searing. Approved Feb. 

2.5,1901. 1 p. ( Private 403. ) 
Seneca Indians. Act to contirm lease witli Indians [made to Erie Pre- 
serving Company]. Approved Feb. 27, 1901. 1 p. (Public 98.) 
Act to regulate collection an<l disbursement of monevs from leases 

by Indians. Approved Feb. 28, 1901. 1 p. (Public "l 02. ) 
Shaplev, George H. Act to pension Shaplev. Approval Feb. 20, 1901. 

1 p. ( Private 366. ) 
Shaw, Daniel W. Act to increase pension of Shaw. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 391.) 
Sheldon, Chauncey. Act to increa.'*e pension of Sheldon. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 2-55. ) 



110 February, 1901 

Sherwood, Martin. Act to increase pension of Sherwood. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 269. ) 
Sheuerman, John C. Act to increase pension of Sheuernian. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 236.) 
Shott, Benjamin F. Act to increase pension of Shott. Approved Feb. 

28,1901. 1 p. (Private 523. ) 
Sidenbender, Susan. Act to pension Mrs. Sidenbender. Approved Feb. 

7,1901. 1 p. (Private 265.) 
Simnionds, AVilliam H. Act to increase pension of Sinnnonds. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 503. ) 
Smitli, Daniel. Act to increase pension of Smith. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 415.) 
Smith, Paulina. Act to pension Mrs. Smith. Approved Feb. 20, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 343.) 
Snider, William. Act to increase pension of Snider. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 267.) 
Snyder, Louis. Act to increase pension of Snvder. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 286.) 
Soils Division. Joint resolution for printing annually Field Operations 

of Division. Approved Feb. 23, 1901. 1 p. (Public res. 7.) 
Sporleder, Julius. Act to increase pension of Sporleder. Approved Feb. 

28, 1901. 1 p. (Private 544.) 
Sprandel, ]\Iary M. Act to pension Mrs. Sprandel. Approved Feb. 28, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 547.) 
Stafford, Samuel S. Act to increa.se pension of Stafford. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 414. ) 
Starring, Louis M. Act to pension Starring. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 446.) 
Steamboats. Act to amend sec. 4472, Revised Statutes, so as to permit 

transportation ])y steam vessels of gasoline and other products of 

petroleum when carried bv automobiles as source of motive power. 

Approved Feb. 20, 1901. 'l p. (Public 76.) 
Stephens, ^lartha ^L Act to pension Mrs. Stephens. Approved Feb. 

28,1901. 1 p. (Private 564.) 
Stewart, Charles. Act to increase pension of Stewart. Approved Feb. 

20,1901. 1 p. (Private 353.) 
Stiles, Horace L. Act to increase pension of Stiles. Ajiproved Feb. 8, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 304.) 
Stillman, Delia E. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Stillman. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 285.) 
Stimple, Hiram. Act to pension Stimple. Approved Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 402.) 
Stoltz, Levi. Act for relief of Stoltz. Approved Feb. 27, 1901. Ip. 

(Private 519.) 
Stone, Marion ^I. Act to pension Mrs. Stone. Approved FeV). 25, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 449.) 
Swanev, William S. Act to increase pension of Swanev. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 417.) 
Swap, Jacob E. Act to increase j)ension of Swap. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 485.) 
Swearer, Laura V. Act to jiension Mrs. Swearer. Ajiproved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 217.) 
Tate, Phebe. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Tate. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 282.) 



February, 1901 111 

Thomas, Benjamin T. Act to increase pension of Tlionias. A j (proved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 476. ) 
Thomas, James A. Act to increase pen.'jion of Tlionias. Approved Feb. 

25,1901. 1 p. ( Private 887. ) 
Thompson, Hugh. Act to increase pension of Thompson. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 418.) 
Thompson, John D. Act to increase pension of Thompson. Approved 

Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. ( Private 874.) 
Thompson, Rosa G. Act to pension Mrs. Thompson. A])provc«l Feb. 

7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 186.) 
Thompson, Smith. Act to increase pension of Thompson. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 289.) 
Titcoml), Geor<re J. Act to correct mihtarv record of Titcoml). Ap- 
proved Feb. 4, 1901. 1 p. (Private 164.) 
Toll, Isaac D. Act to increase pension of Toll. Approvetl Feb. 25, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 393.) 
Tolson, Rebecca. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Tolson. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. ( Private 432. ) 
Tom, William M. Act to increase pension of Tom. Api)roved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 423.) 
Tombigbee River. Act to authorize Mobile and West Alal)ama Railroad 

Company to construct bridge across river between counties of 

Marengc) and Choctaw, below Demopolis, Ala. Approved Feb. 25, 

1901. 2 pp. (Public 90.) 
Topping, llenrv S. Act to increase pension of Topi)ing. Approved 

Fel). 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 299.) 
Tryon, Lvdia A. Act to pension Mrs. Trvon. Approved Felx 7, 1901. 

1 p. ■ (Private 239.) 
Turner, Daniel E. Act to increase pension of Turner. Approved Feb. 

25,1901. 1 p. (Private 474.) 
Turnipseed, Thomas L. Act to increase pension of Turnipseed. Ap- 
proved Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. (Private 173.) 
Tweddle, Mary L. Act to pension Mrs. Tweddle. Api)roved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 275. ) 
Twelvemile Bayou. Act to authorize i-onstruction [of] dam and bridge 

across bavou [l)v Shreveport Water Works Companv]. Approved 

Fel). 8, 1901. Ip. (Public 42.) 
Van Nausdle, Amos. Act to increase pension of Van Nausdle. Ap- 
proved Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 235. ) 
Vogel, Frederick. Act to increase pension of Vogel. Approved Feb. 

20,1901. Ip. (Private 363.) 
Volkner, Philip. Act to increa.se pension of Volkner. Approved Feb. 

28, 1901. 1 p. (Private 530.) 
Volunteers. Act for payment of travel allowances on discharge from 

Volunteer Army to certain officers and enlisted men who reentered 

military service in Philijipine Islands. Ajiproved Feb. 8, 1901. 1 p. 

(Public 39.) 
Wagner, Bernard. Act to increase pension of Wagner. Approved 

Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 357.) 
Wagner, Ferdinand. Act to increase pension of Wagner. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 490.) 
Walker, (4eorge M. Act to pension Walker. Apjirovcd Fel). 25, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 499.) 
Walker, John. Act to increa.«e pension of \\'alker. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 ]>. (Private 29.5.) 



112 February, 1901 

Wall, Sarah E. Act to pension Mrs. Wall. Approved Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 2.S7.) 
Wallace, Carrie Otis. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Wallace. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. ( Private 489. ) 
Walworth, Ellen Hardin. Act to pension Mrs. Walworth. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 206.) 
Wanamaker, William II. Act for relief of Wananiaker. Approved 

Feb. 27, 1901. 1 p. (Private 520.) 
Warner, p]dward. Act to increase pension of Warner. Approved Feb. 

25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 497.) 
Warren, Franklin. Act to increase pension of Warren. Approved Feb. 

25,1901. 1 p. (Private 480.) 
Welch, Girard. Act to pension Welch. Ajjproved Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 319.) 
Wentworth, Eniilv A. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Wentworth. 

Approved Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 361. ) 
West, Andrew J. Act to increase pension of West. Aj^proved Feb. 25, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 495.) 
AVetzel, Albert. Act to pension Wetzel. Approved Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 351.) 
Wheatlev, Ross. Act to increase pension of Wheatlev. Approved Feb. 

20,1901. 1 p. (Private 316.) 
White, George F. Act to increase pension of White. Approved Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 233.) 
Whitehead, Josephine H. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Whitehead. 

Approved Fel). 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 430. ) 
Whitelev, Marv B. Act to pension 3Irs. AVhitelev. Approved Feb. 

28,1901. 1 p. (Private 554.) 
AVhiting, Joseph B. Act to increase pension of Whiting. Ajiproved 

Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 371.) 
Wilson, Edwin A. Act to increase pension of Wilson. Approved Feb. 

25,1901. 1 p. (Private 427.) 
Wilson, Harriet A. Act to increase pension of ]\Irs. Wilson. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901 . 1 p. ( Private 247. ) 
Womack, Jane A. E. Act to pension Jane A. E. Woniack. Approved 

Feb. 26, 1 901 . 1 p. ( Private 515. ) 
Woodman, Andrew J. Act to increase pension of Woodman. Approved 

Feb. 20, 1901 . 1 p. ( Private 352. ) 
Woodman, Betsey \j. Act to pension Mrs. Woodman. Approved Fel). 

20,1901. 1 p. (Private 364.) 
Worlev, Rachel M. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Worlev. Approved 

Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. (Private 314.) 
Worthington, William J. Act to pension Worthington. Approved 

Fel). 25, 1901 . 1 p. ( Private 404. ) 
Wright, Caroline II. Act to pension ]\Irs. Wright. Approved Feb. 28, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 552.) 
Wright, William B. Act to increase pension of ^V right. Approved 

Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (Private 477. ) 
Yalobnsha River. Act for bridge across river in Grenada Countv, Miss. 

Approveil Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (Pnblic61.) 
Young, Catherine A. Act to increase i)ension of Mrs. Younir. Approved 

Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. (Private 175.) 
Young, Thomas J. Act to increase pension of Younir. Approved Feb. 

28,1901. 1 p. (Private 559.) 
Zimmerman, Joseph. Act to increase pension of Zimmerman. Approved 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (Private 268.) 



February, 1901 113 

SENATE 

Amiv Transport Service. Partial list of chartered vensels on Pacific 
Coast enfrage<l in transport service to Manila, etc.; presented by Mr. 
Pettigrew. Feb. 25, 1901. 2 j)p. (S. doc. ISO.) 

California. Affidavit of treasurer of California relative to moneys paid 
[July 1, 1889-Jan. 1, 1901, as interest] on State bonds [underacts 
of Legislature api)roved Apr. 27, ISti.'!, and Apr. 4, l.S(i4, and amount 
of bonds outstanding]; [)resented by Mr. Perkins. Feb. H, 1901. 
2 pp. (S. doc. 151.) 

District of Columbia. Relating to imi»rovenient of District divorce law; 
presented by Mr. Kyle. Feb. 19, 1901. 4 pp. (S. doc. 174.) 

Fox and Wisconsin rivers. ^leniorial of city of Portage and towns of 
Lewiston, Caledonia, and Pacilic, in i-ounty of Colund)ia, Wis., relat- 
ing to levees [on Wisconsin River] in said city and towns for pro- 
tection of Fox River Vallev; pre.«ented bv Mr. (^'liirl*^'''- '^iin- -•*. 
1901. 8 pp. map. (S. doc.'llO.) 

Indians. Letter from William Duncan relative to education of Indians 
of Alaska; presented bv Mr. (Jallinger. P'eb. 2(>, 1901. .'ipp. (S. doc. 
195. ) 

Liquors. Compilation of treaties and laws for protection of native races 
against intoxicants [opium, and firearms]; presented bv Mr. Money. 
Feb. 27, 1901. 7 pp. (S. doc. 200.) 

Resolution [425] adopted l)y Senate, Jan. 4, 1901, relativt' to i)rotec- 

tion of uncivilized peojdes against <lvstnictive tralHc in [opium and] 
intoxicants; i>resented l)v Mr. Lodge. Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 
159. ) 

Nicaragua Canal. Isthmian canal from military i)oint of view, by Peter 
C. Hains; presented bv Mr. Morgan. Feb. 27, 1901. 7 pp. (S. doc. 
199. ) 

Memorial presented to King of S[)ain in 1791, by Baron Martin de 

la Bastide, concerning possil)ility, advantages, and means of opening 
canal between Atlantic and Pacific, witli Refiections uixin report of 
communication by means of Lake Nit-aragua, and upon settlement 
granted to English by their last treaty with Si)ain, translated from 
French bv Richard R. C. Sijnon; presented by Mr. Morgan. Feb. 
11, 1901. "26 pp. map. (S. doc. 157.) 

Oleomargarin. Memorial from National Live Stock As.«ociation against 
Grout bill [H. 3717, to make oleomargarine and other imitation 
dairy products sul)ject to laws of State or Territory into which trans- 
ported and to change tax on oleomargarine]; presented by Mr. War- 
ren. Feb. 4, 1901. 3 pp. (S. doc. 13(). ) 

Philippine Islands. Editorial correspondence of Evening Star, A\'ash- 
ington, D. C, by Theodore W. Noyes, relative to conditions in 
Philippines; presented bv ^Ir. Morgan. June 4, 1900 [ordered re- 
printed with additions, "Feb. 1.1901]. 91 pp. 2 pi. (S. doc. 432, 
56th Cong. 1st sess. ) 

Pneumatic tulles. Papers relating to pneumatic tubes for carrying mail 
matter; presented l)v Mr. Pettigrew. Feb. 22, 1901. 7 pp.3 il. 
(S. doc. 183.) 

Portsmouth, N. H. Concurrent resolution adopted by Legislature of 
New Hampshire, urging appropriation for removal of Hendersons 
Point in harbor; presented by Mr. (iallinger. Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. (S. 
doc. 137. ) 

Post exchanges. Social features of post exchange, British army regula- 
tions; presented bv ^Ir. (iallinger. Feb. 22, 1901. 4 pp. (S. doc. 
182. ) 

Postal Service. Paper l)v James I.,ewis Cowles on possibilities of Post- 
Office; presente<l bv"Mr. Butler. Feb. 23, 1901. 21 pp. (S. doc. 
185.) 



114 February, 1901 

AdKicn/rrRE and forestry co.m.mittkk 

Proctor, Redfiehl. Rejiort amending H. 13801, making appropriations 

for Department of Agriculture, 1902. FeVj. 9, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 

2201.) 
Report favoring U. 13()09, to incorporate Society of American Flo- 

rintp and Ornamental Horticulturists. Feb. 28, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 

2475. ) 

APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE 

Allison, W. B. Report amending H. 13575, making appropriations for 

District of Columbia, 1902. Feb. 1, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2137.) 
Report amending H. 1401S, making appropriations for sundry civil 

expenses, 1902. Feb. 27, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2471.) 
Hale, Eugene. Report amending H. 13850, making appropriations for 

diplohiatic and consular service, 1902. Feb. 16, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 

2310. ) 
Perkins, G. C. Report amending H. 13822, making appropriations for 

fortifications and ordnance [1902]. Feb. 16, 1901. 4 pp. (S. rp. 

2315.) 

CIVIL SERVICE AND RETRENCHMENT COMMITTEE 

Harris, W. A. Report amending S. 5417, to amend sec. 1754, Revised 
Statutes, relating to prefereAce in civil appointments of ex army and 
navy officers [and enlisted men]. Feb. 14, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2289.) 

CLAIMS COMMITTEE 

Letter from Attorney-txeneral relative to proposed amendment to [H. 

14018] sundry civil ])ill, for increase in number of judges of Court 

of Claims and increase of salaries; presented bv Mr. Stewart, from 

committee. Feb. 19, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 176.) 
Allen, W. Y. Report favoring H. 1 1161, to refund excessive postage paid 

[by Modern Woodmen of America, David I. Lillard, and Frank G. 

Siinmons] on newspapers. Feb. 26, 1901. 9 pp. (S. rp. 2438.) 
Depew, C. M. Report favoring H. 1959, for relief of heirs of George W. 

Saulpaw. Feb. 19, 1901. 4 pp. (S. rp. 2384. ) 
McCumber, P. J. Rei)ort favoring S. 162, for relief of heirs of Aaron Van 

Camp and Virginius P. Chapin. Feb. 13, 1901. 12 pp. (S. rp. 

2277. ) 
Report submitting S. R. 526, to refer S. 709, for relief of William 

Flannery, to Court of Claims. Feb. 18, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2317.) 
McLaurin, J. L. Report favoring H. 636, for relief of St. John's Lodge, 

A. F. A. M., Xewl)ern, N. C. Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2216. ) 
Stewart, W. M. Report submitting S. R. 517, to refer S. 5915, for relief 

of J. G. R. Reiners, administrator of Amos D. Le Fevre, to Court of 

Claims. Feb. 13, 1901. 4 pp. (8. rp. 2261.) 
Report favoring H. 14028, for relief of Aquilla J. Daughertv. Feb. 

28,1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2487.) 
Taliaferro, J. P. Report favoring H. 1889, for relief of Holston Seminary. 

Feb. 7, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rj). 2188. ) 
Report favoring H. 1 8(50, for relief of Carson-Newman College. Feb. 

7,1901. 2 pp. (S. rj.. 2189.) 
Report favoring S. 5352, for relief of B. W. Johnson. Feb. 13, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 2274.) 



February, 1901 115 

Teller, H. M. Report favoring amendment to H. 13382, for allowance of 
certain claims for stores and supplies reported by Court of Claims 
under Bowman act, to pav representative of Eli Avres. Feb. 18, 
1901. 3 pp. (S.rp. 231(5. )■ 

Warren, F. E. Report amending H. 13382, for allowance of certain 
claims for stores and supplies reported by Court of Claims under 
Bowman act. Feb. 11,1901. 156 pp. (S. rp. 2203.) 

Report on IS. 4978, for relief of Richard Enunons and others, recom- 
mending reference to Court of Claims. Feb. 14, 1901. 3 pp. (S. 
rp. 2285. ) 

Report adverse to S. 1223, for relief of <). J. Markle. Feb. 14, 1901. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2287.) 

Report amending S. 285, for relief of Mobile Marine Dock Company. 

Feb. 14, 1901. 4 pp. (S. rp. 2288.) 

COMMERCE COMMITTEE 

Papers pertaining to amendment to H. 14018, making appropriations for 
sundry civil expenses, 1902, to reimburse Duluth, Minn., for moneys 
expended on harbor; presented l)y Mr. Berry. Feb. 14, 1901. 99 
pp. (S. doc. 165.) 

Depew, C. M. Report favoring S. 5588, to provide American register for 
steamer Enteri)rise [formerly called St. Georg]. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 
pp. (S. rp. 2159. ) 

McMillan, James. Report favoring H. 7840, for light-house and fog sig- 
nal at Point No Point, Chesapeake Bav. Feb. 13, 1901. 1 p. (S. 
rp. 2234. ) 

Report amending 11. 13782, to amend sec. 4427, Revised Statutes, 

relating to inspectors of hulls and boilers [so as to allow oyster 
steamers and fishing steamers in inland waters to carrv persons 
other than crew]. Feb. 13, 1901. > 2 pp. (S.rp. 2235.) 

Report favoring S. 6012, to provide American register for steam 

yacht May. Feb. 20, 1901. 4 pp. (S. rp. 2.385.) 

Report favoring amendment to 11. 14018, making api)ropriations 

for sundry civil expenses, 1902, for revenue cutter to take place of 
revenue cutter Chase. Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2.397. ) 

Nelson, Knute. Report amending H. 13189, making api)ropriations for 
rivers and harbors [1902]. Feb. 19, 1901. ii + 424 pp. (S.rp. 2381.) 

Report amending S. 5542, to provide American register for ship 

Balclutha. Fel). 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2383. ) 

Report favoring H. 12327, to amend act granting to railroads right 

of way through public lands [so as to include lands at head waters 
of Mississii>i>i River withdrawn for reservoir jnirposes]. Feb. 23, 
1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2413. ) 

DISTRICT OK con MHIA COMMI'ITEE 

Dillingham, \V. P. Report amending II. 13067, to enlarge powers of 
courts of District in cases involving dcliiKiuent children. Feb. 8, 
1901. 4 pp. (S.rp. 2193.) 

Report amending S. 5058, to amend act conferring on Supreme 

Court of Distrii't jurisdiction to take proof of execution of wills 
affecting real estate. Feb. 9, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2198.) 

Report favoring S. 5.551, to release [to Michael A.Mullin, trustee 

under will of Elizabeth Ann Hooper] all claims to real estate in 
District of whicii Patrick Kavanagii died seized. Feb. 14, 1901. 
10 pp. (S.rp. 2291.) 



116 February, 1901 

Dillingham, W. P. — (Continued. Kei)urt favoring II. 18068, to release 
[to Michael A. Mnllin, trustee under will of Elizal)eth Ann Hooper] 
all claims to real estate in District of which Patrick Kavanagh died 
seized. Feb. 28, 1901. 10 pp. (S.rp. 247:1) 

Report favoring II. 12831, to amend act conferring on Supreme 

Court of District jurisdiction to take proof of execution of wills 
affecting real estate. Feb. 28, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2474. ) 

Kenney, R. R. Rei)ort amending H. 18802, supplemental to act to in- 
corporate Reform School for Girls of District [as to admissions and 
dismissions]. Feb. 5, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2172.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 12456, relating to police of Dis- 
trict. Feb. 18, 1901." 6 pp. (S. rp. 2278.) 

McMillan, James. Report amending S. 5202, for reduction of interest 
penalties on arrears in taxes and special assessments in District. 
Feb. 4, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2148.) 

Report submitting amendments to H. 18575, making appropriations 

for District, 1902, for Avork on (xartield Hospital. Feb. 4, 1901. 3 
pp. (S. rp. 2149.) 

Eeport amending S. 5243, for extension of 14th street [to Spring 

road]. Feb. 8, 1901. 8 pp. (S. rp.2195.) 

Report favoring S. 5820, [enlarging jurisdiction of Supreme Court 

of District in] suit for protection of interests of United States in Po- 
tomac Flats. Feb. 13, 1901. 4 pp. (S. rp. 2233.) 

Report under S. R. 444, directing committee to investigate relative 

merits of mechanical and slow sand svstems of filtration. Feb. 19, 
1901. 8 pp. (S. rp.2880.) 

Pritchard, J. C. Report favoring S. 5862, to punish frauds on keepers of 
hotels, inns, and boarding houses in District. Feb. 8, 1901. 1 p. 
(S.rp.2194.) 

EDICATION AND LABOR COMMITTEE 

Perkins, G. C. Report favoring H. 10305, to provide home for aged and 
infirm colored peojile [from unclaimed moneys in Treasury due 
heirs of colored soldiers]. Feb. 2, 1901. 3 jip. (S. rp. 2140.) 

FISHERIES COMMITTEE 

Perkins, G. C. Report favoring amendment to H. 14018, making appro- 
priations for sundry civil expenses, 1902, to establish fish-hatching 
and fish station in Idaho. Feb. 18, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2318.) 

— =— Report favoring amendment to II. 14018, making appropriations for 
sundrv civil ex))enses, 1902, to establish fish-hatching and fish sta- 
tion in Utah. Feb. 21,1901. 1 p. (S. rj). 2400. ) 

FOHEKiN KEI.ATIO.NS COM.MITTEE 

Morgan, J. T. Views of minority favoring S. R. 470, asserting that 
Great Britain has no right to prevent Congress from carrying into 
execution agreements with Cowta Rica and Nic-aragua looking toward 
construction of Nicaragua Canal connecting Atlantic and Pacific 
oceans. Feb. 21,1901. 10 pp. (S. rp. 2402.) 

FOREST RESERVATIONS AND PROTECTION OF GAME COMMITTEE 

Beveridge, A. J. Report favoring S. 5518, for national forest reserve in 
southern Appalachian Mountains. F'eb. 12, 1901. 14 pi). 2 maps. 
(S. rp. 2221.) 



February, 1901 117 

INDIAN AKl'WlH.s COM Mil TICK 

Letter from ooiuinisi^ioner of Indian affairs relative to i-laiin of James R. 
Gohh; presented l)y Mr. Kyle, from committee. Feb. 19, 1901. 1 p. 
(8. doc. 175.) 

Quarles, J. V. Report favoring H. 10869, for relief of Metlawakantou 
Sioux Indians in Redwood Conntv, Minn. Feb. 7, 1901. 2 pp. 
(S. rp. 218(). ) 

Thurston, J. >[. Rejxirt anifiidin^' S. 594B, identical with II. 14138, 
to authorize Pigeon River Improvement, Slide, and Boom Company 
to enter upon Grand Portage Reservation and improve Piti:eon River 
at ca,scades. Feb. 22, 1901. 8 pp. (S. rp. 2410.) 

Report favoring H. 10701, to amend ciiapter 119, United States 

Statutes at Large 24 [so as to admit Indians of Indian Territory to 
citizenship]. Feb. 28, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2483.) 

INDUSTRIAL EXI'OSITIONS COMMITTEE 

Depew, C. -\L Report favoring S. 5917, making appropriation for Pan- 
American Exposition, Buffalo, N. Y., 1901, and recommending ref- 
erence to Committee on Appropriations. Feb. 11,1901. 7 pp. (S. 
rp. 2204. ) 

Report favoring 11. 9829, for celebrating 100th anniversary of pur- 
chase of Louisiana territory bv holding international exhibition in 
St. Louis, Mo. Feb. 19, 1901. ' 12 pp. (S. rp. 2382. ) 

INTERSTATE CO.MMERCE CC^MMITTEE 

Testimony of H. R. Fuller before subcommittee, Apr. 23, 1900, on S. 
3604, to amend act to promote safety of employees [and travelers 
upon railroads, approved Mar. 2, 1893, so as to require reports of 
accidents] ; presented by Mr. Cullom. Feb. 9, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 
154. ) 

.irDICIARV COMMITTEE 

Fairbanks, C. W. Report favoring S. 5732, to amend act to establish 
circuit courts of appeals [so as to give right of appeal from interlocu- 
torv orders or decrees relating to injunctions or receivers]. Feb. 11, 
1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2206.) 

Report amending S. J. R. 158, ratifying agreement between Ten- 
nessee and Virginia with reference to boundarv [at Bristol]. Feb. 
16,1901. 3pp.^ (S. rp. 2313.) 

LIBRARY COMMITTEE 

Wetmore, (f. P. Report amending S. 4142, for purchase of rei)lica of 

bronze equestrian statue of Cieorge Washington by Daniel Chester 

French and Edward C. Potter [for erection in Washington, I). C.]. 

Feb. 7, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2179.) 
Report favoring S. J. R. 157, to remove from files of Department of 

Interior letters to be donated to Iowa. Feb. 12, 1901. 2 ])[). (S. rp. 

2207.) 
Report favoring S. J. R. 152, in relation to monument to prison-ship 

martvrsat Fort Greene, Brooklvn,N. Y. P>b. 23, 1901. 9 pp. (S. 

rp. 2412.) 

MILITARY AKKAIRS COMMI'ITEE 

Bate, W. B. Report favoring H. 5599, to grant honorable discharge to 
James L. Proctor. Feb. 7, 1901. 3 i)p. (S. rp. 2184.) 



118 February, 1901 

Bate, W. B.— r()iitiiuK'(l. Kcixirt favoring H. 5553, to correct military 
record of William T. Pratt. Feb. IG, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2311.) 

Report amendiiijr H. 1136, for relief of [Confederate noldier^i] for 

property taken from them by military forces of United States [in 
violation of terms of snrrender"]. Feb. 21, 1901. 6 pp. (S. rp. 2401.) 

Report favoriiifi II. 1182S, to remove charge of desertion from mili- 
tary record of Charles F. Kramer. Feb. 28, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 
2479. ) 

Rei)ort favoring H. 4204, to correct military record of George A. 

Winslow. Feb. 28, 1901. 3 pp. (8. rp. 2480.) 

Carter, T. H. Report amending H. 4742, to amend sec. 1225, Revised 
Statutes, so as to provide for detail of retired officers of Army and 
Navy to assist in military instruction in schools. Feb. 8, 1901. 1 p. 
(S. fp. 2196.) 

Report amending S. 4027, to correct military record of Peter Connell. 

Feb. 28, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp.2481.) 

Cockrell, F. 'SI. Report amending H. 2430, for relief of Jacob L. Hanger, 
alias William T. Graham. Feb. 7, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2183.) 

Report amending S. 5085, to correct military record of H. A. White. 

Feb. 14, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2286.) 

Report favoring H. 2472, to correct military record of John H. Fin- 
frock. Feb. 28, 1901. 3 pp. (8. rp. 2484.) 

Report favoring H. 8270, for relief of Herman von Marsdorf. Feb. 

28,1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2485.) 

Harris, W. A. Report amending by substitute H. 7760, for relief of 
James Kelly. Feb. 23, 1901. ' 2 pp. (8. rp. 2415. ) 

Hawley, J. R. Report submitting 8. 5910, for payment of travel allow- 
ances on discharge from Volunteer Army to certain otticers and 
enlisted men who reentered military service in Philippine Islands. 
Feb. 6, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2177. ) 

Report favoring H. 4177, to correct military record of William El- 

kert. Feb. 7, 1901. 4 pp. (8. rp. 2191.) 

Pettus, p]. W. Report adverse to 8. 3040, for relief of William 8. Laney. 
Feb. 28, 1901 . 1 p. (8. rp. 2476. ) 

Report adverse to 8. 4497, for relief of Palmer Tilton. Feb. 28, 1901. 

1 p. (S.rp. 2477.) 

Rei)ort adverse to H. 6323, for relief of John McDonald, alias John 

Shannon. Feb. 28, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 2478.) 

Shoup, G. L. Report favoring amendment to II. 14018, making appro- 
priations for sundry civif exjuMises, 1902, to investigate advisability 
of establishing branch of National Home for Disabled Volunteer 
Soldiers in Fort Slierman military reservation, Idaho. Feb. 14, 1901. 
6 pp. 1 pi. 3 maps. (8. rp. 2297.) 

Report amending H. 14017, making appropriations for Army, 1902. 

Feb. 20, 1901 . 1 p. (S. rp. 2398. ) 

Warren, F. E. Rejiort amending l)v substitute S. 3801, to remove charge 
of desertion from David A. Lane. Feb. 11, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 
2202.) 

MINKS AND MINING COMMITTEE 

Stewart, W. M. Report amending by substitute S. 5589, to prevent 
monopoly of mineral lands and [lands supposed to contain mineral 
oils] ; with hearings. Fel). 23, 1901. iv |- 65 pp. (S. rp. 2414.) 

NAVAL AFFAIKS COMMITTEK 

Report of hearings before committee relative to i)ro])osed transfer of 
naval station from Port Royal to Charleston, 8. C, Feb. 1 and 5, 
1901; presented by Mr. Hale. Feb. 9, 1901. 73 pp. (S. doc. 156.) 



February, 1901 119 

Hale, Eugene. Report anu'iidiiig 11.13705, making appropriatiims for 
navalyervice, 1902. Fel). 7, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2187.) 

Tillman, B. R. Report amending l)v substitute II. llo9S, for relief of 
Frank B. Ca.se. Feb. 2(j, 1901. 3 i)p. (S. rp. '24(v^.) 

PACIFIC ISLANDS AND I'OKTO KKO COM.MriTKK 

Foraker, J. B. Rejiort amemling S. 5928, relating to retirement of 
Hawaiian coinage and currency. Feb. 11, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2205.) 

Report amending by substitute H. 12396, to amend act tempora- 
rily to proviile revenues and civil government for Porto Rico and 
to increa.^e salarv of commissioner of education jjrovided for by said 
act. Feb. 14, 1901. 15 pj). (S. r\). 229(5.) 

PATEXIS CO.M.M ITTKK 

Pritchard, J. C. Rei)ort on petition of F. M. F. Cazin, recommending 
reference to Committee on Organization, Conduct, and Expenditures 
of Executive Departments. Fel). 21, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2399.) 

Thurston, J. M. Report favoring S. 5342, to authorize registration of 
names of persons, tirms, or corporations engagcfl in [interstate or 
foreign] transportation business. Fel). 28, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2482. ) 

I'KXSIOXS COM.MirrEE 

Allen, W. V. Report amending S. 3087, to increase pension of Marcia 

M. Merritt. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2167.) 
Report favoring H. 5303, to pension Julia A. Proutv. Feb. 5, 1901. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2168.) 
Report favoring H. 4813, to jiension Tavlor Hux. Feb. 12, 1901. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2231.) 
Report favoring H. 12778, to pension Adoniram J. Holmes. Feb. 

12,1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 22.32.) 

Report amending S. 5868, to increase i)ension of Hubert Bascombe. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2269. ) 

Report favoring S. 5869, to increase pension of ^lartin Rodman. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. { S. rp. 2270.) 

Report amending H. 2692, to increa.se pension of Louisa N. God- 
frey. Feb. 14, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp.2306.) 
Report favoring H. 3754, to increase pension of Solomon Delzell. 

Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. ( S. rp. 2320. ) 
Report favoring H. 6503, to increase pension of William Gross. 

Feb. 19, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2321. ) 
Report favoring H. 11618, to increase pension of John Burns. Feb. 

19,1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2322.) 
Report favoring H. 11798, to increase pension of Lealdes F. Lav- 

erty. Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2323.) 
Report favoring H. 12121, to pension Caroline H. Wright. Feb. 

19,1901. 1 p. (S.rp.2324.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 1199, to increa.se pension of John 

D. Pickard. Feb. 20, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp.2395.) 
Report amending S. 3165, to pension James C. Heurv. Feb. 20, 

1901. 1 p. (S. rp.2396.) 
Report favoring H. 11998, to increase pension of John W. Horner. 

Feb. 26, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2419.) 
Report amending H. 13186, to increase ])ension of Francis JNI. 

Thompson. Feb. 26, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp.2420.) 



120 February, 1901 

Alk'ii, W. V. — Cniitinned. Hi'i)ort amending by substitute H. 13;i29, to 
increase pension of (iri)tins N. Udell. Feb. 26, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 
2421.) 

Baker, Lucien. Report favoring H. 12491, to increase pension of Robert 
H. Metcalf. Feb. 14, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2292.) 

Rej»ort favoring H. 3466, to pension Hiram 8timple. Feb. 14, 1901. 

2 PI.. (S. rp. 2293. ) 

Report favoring H. 12710, to increase pension of William H. Sim- 

"moiids. Feb. 14, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2294.) 

Report favoring H. 1235, to increase pension of Chaniness S. Burks. 

Feb. 14, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2295. ) 
Report amending S. 4519, to pen.sion Jane Taylor. Feb. 19, 1901. 

3 pp. (S. rp. 2353.) 

Report amending S. 5066, to pension Catharine Mocjre. Feb. 19, 

1901. 3 pp. (S.rp. 2.354.) 
Report amending S. 5213, to increase pension of Cornelius Springer. 

Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2355.) 
Rejiort amending bv substitute S. 5047, to pension Lucinda W. 

Cavender. Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2356. ) 
Report amending 8.3477, to increase pension of Daniel T.Rose. 

Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2357. ) 
Rej.ort amending bv substitute S. 493, to increase pension of Charles 

F. Burger. Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2358.) 
Report favoring H. 10382, to increase pension of James Mason. Feb. 

19,1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2359.) 
Report favoring H. 10748, to increase pension of Julius Sporleder. 

Fel .. 19, 1901. 3 pp. ( S. rp. 2360. ) 
Report amending H. 8650, to increase pension of William C. Whit- 
ney. Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2.361.) 
Report favoring II. 8380, to increase pension of Reannis G. ^I orris. 

Fel). 19, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 2362.) 
Report favoring H. 3883, to increase pension of William II. Ransom. 

Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2363.) 
Report favoring H. 10046, to pension Rosa Cox. Feb. 19, 1901. 

1 p. (S.rp. 2364.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 1728, to increase pension of Elias 

P. Stearn.«. Feb. 22,"l901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2404.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 1735, to increase pension of Oscar 

Reed. PVb. 22, 190l'. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2405.) 
Report amending S. 5306, to pension Elizabeth J. ^lusgrove. Feb. 

22,1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 2406. ) 
Report favoring S. 2288, to increase pension of Samuel Hvmer. 

Feb. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rj). 2407.) 
Report favoring H. 12747, to pension Arline E. McNutt. Feb. 26, 

1901. 3 pp. (S.rp. 2458.) 
Report favoring H. 7321, to pension Armilda J. Lnttrell. Feb. 26, 

1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 2459. ) 
Report favoring II. 9.503, to increase pension of Samuel Baughman. 

Feb. 26, 1 901 . 2 pp. ( S. rp. 2460. ) 
Report favoring 11. 12204, to increase pension of Marv A.Tunis. 

Feb. 26, 1901. 1 !>. (S. rj). 2461. ) 
Deboe, W. J. Report favoring H. 95.36, to pension Sarah Hastings. Feb. 

7,1901. 1 p. (S. rj.. 2178.) " 
Repcjrt amending S. 5842, to pension Jemima McClure. Feb. 8, 

1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2192.) 



February, 1901 121 

Deboe, W. J. — Continued. Report favoring H. 12250, to increase pen- 
sion of Patrick Brennan. Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2278.) 
Report favoring H. 4906, to i>ension Ellen Quinn. Feb. 13, 1901. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2279. ) 

Report amending H. 1252(}, to increase pension of Alexander C. 

Scott. Feb. l.i. 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2280.) 
Report amending S. ,5681, to increa-^e pension of Merit C. Welsh. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp.2281.) 
Report amending S. 4888, to increase pension of George W. McCorab. 

Feb. 1 3, 1 901 . 1 p. ( S. rp. 2282. ) 
Report favoring H. 13120, to increase pension of Alljert L. Duddle- 

son. Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2283.) 
Report amending H. 3784, to increa.se pension of Linsay C. Jones. 

Feb. 19, 1901 . 2 pp. (S. rp. 2.325. ) 
Report favoring H. 2506, to increase pension ofc Joseph Kemper. 

Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2326.) 
Report favoring H. 10718, to increase pension of James Gatton. 

Feb. 19, 1901 . 1 p. ( S. rp. 2327. ) 
Gallinger, J. H. Report favoring H. 7810, to increase pension of Robert 

P. Currin. Feb. 1, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2132.) 
Report amending H. 12415, to increase pension of Carrie Otis Wal- 
lace. Feb. 1, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2133.) 
Report amending H. 8658, to increase pension of Edwin G. Far. 

Feb. 1,1901. 2 pp. (S.rp.2134.) 
Report favoruig H. 12297, to increase pension of Andrew J. Harbi- 

.-on. Feb. 2, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 2141.) 

Report favoring H. 12490, to increa.se pension of Andrew J. West. 

Feb. 2, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2142. ) 
Report amending H. 12616, to increase pension of Nancv T. Ilanlv. 

Feb. 2, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp.2143.) 
Report amending S. 5422, to pension S. Josie Hill. Feb. 4, 1901. 

2 pp. (S.rp. 2146.) 

Report amending by substitute S. 5747, to pension Helen A. B. Du 

Barry. Feb. 4, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2147. ) 
Report amendiiig S. 4983, to pension Louisa A. Crosby. Feb. 5, 1901. 

2 pp. (S.rp. 21.50.) 

Report amending S. 5410, to increase pension of George M. Emerv. 

Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2151.) 
Report amending S. 4255. to increase pension of Frank Smith. Feb. 

5,1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2152.) 
Report favoring H. 11658, to increase pension of Marv J. Nelson. 

Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 2153.) 
Report favoring H. 3232, to increase pension of David Flinn. Feb. 

5,1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 2154.) 
Report favoring H. 5613, to increase pension of Louis Xessell. 

FeV>. 5, 1901 . 1 p. ( S. rp. 2155. ) 
Re]>ort amending bv substitute S. 4875, to increase pension of George 

Fowler. Feb. 7, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2180. ) 
Report amending S. 5562, to increase pension oi Marv Tavlor. 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 2181.) 
Report favoring S. 5578, to pension Esther F. Moo<lv. Feb. 7, 1901. 

1 p. (S.rp. 2182.) 
Report amending S. 4543, to increase pension of Stacv H. Cogswell. 

Feb. 9, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2197.) 

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122 February, 1901 

Gallinger, J. 11.— (.'oiitinued. Report amending bv substitute S. 5592, 

to pension May D. Liscuni. Feb. 9, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2199. ) 
Report amending S. 5912, to infrea.«e pension of Katharine J. Gil- 
man. Feb. 9, 1901 . 1 p. ( S. rp. 2200. ) 
Report adverse to S. 1832, for relief [bv pension] of Richard A. 

AVinseott. Feb. 13, 1901. 1 p. («. rp. 2237.) 
Report amending S. 5375, to increase pension of Jason Leighton. 

Feb. 13, 1901 . 2 pp. ( S. rp. 2238. ) 
Report amending S. 3445, to increase pension of Katharine W. Clarke. 

Feb. 13, 1901 . 1 p. (S. rp. 2239. ) 
Report amending S. 4529, to increase pension of Benjamin G. Sar- 
gent. Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2240. ) 
Report amending S. 5930, to increase pension of Xannie S. White. 

Feb. 13, 1901 . 1 p. (S. rp. 2241 . ) 
Report favoring H. 12241, to increase pension of Franklin Warren. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2242. ) 
Report favoring H. 10358, to pension Elizabeth J. Jones. Feb. 13, 

1901. 2 pp. (S.rp.2243.) 
Report favoring H. 11452, to pension Xettie L. Bliss. Feb. 13, 1901. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2244. ) 
Report favoring H. 4357, to pension Jakol^ina Halbertsma. Feb. 

13,1901. 2 pp. (S.rp.2245.) 
Report favoring H. 601, to increase pension of Daniel W. Shaw. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp.2246.) 
Report favoring H. 10480, to increase pension of George P. Overton. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2247.) 
Report favoring H. 12190, to increase pension of Patrick Connelly. 

Feb. 13, 1901 . 2 pp. (S. rp. 2248. ) 
Report favoring H. 5198, to increase pension of Samuel S. Stafford. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2249.) 
Report favoring H. 105B4, to increase pension of James R. Husted. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2250. ) 
Report favoring H. 11395, to pension Sarah J. Binnix. Feb. 13, 

1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2251.) 
Report favoring H. 12142, to increase pension of William B. Wright. 

Feb. 13, 1901 . 2 pp. (S. rp. 2252. ) 
Report favoring H. 12433, to increase pension of Ferdinand Wagner. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp.2253.) 
Report favoring H. 12473, to increase pension of E. Bradford Gav. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2254.) 
Report favoring H. 12(506, to increase pension of Marcellus A. Lo- 

throp. Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2255.) 
Report amending H. 13134, to increase pension of William P. 

Rucker. Feb. 13, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2256.) 
Rei)ort favoring II. 13204, to increase pension of Henrv H. Brown. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2257.) 
Report favoring H. 13593, to increase pension of Lewis W. Phillips. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. ( S. rp. 2258. ) 

Rei)ort favoring H. 13123, to increase pension of Charles Hawkins. 

Feb. 13, 1901 . 2 pp. (S. rp. 2259. ) 

Report favoring II. 12696, to pension John B. Frisbee. Feb. 13, 

1901. 2 pp. (S.rp.2260.) 

Report favoring H. 13237, to pension Jacol) lloerr. Feb. 14, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. rp.2301.) 



February, 1901 123 

Gallinger, J. H. — Continued. Report favoring H. 13236, to increase 

pension of James Barton. Feb. 14, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2.302.) 
Report amending S. 4157, to pension Catherine Conrov. Feb. 19, 

1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2340.) 
Report favoring H. 3233, to inc-rea.«e pension of Nicholas B. Ireland. 

Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2341. ) 
Report favoring H. 8.577, to increase pension of Levi C. Hare. Feb. 

19,1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2.342.) 
Report favoring H. 9526, to pension X. ^larietta Chapman. Feb. 19, 

1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2343.) 
Report favoring H. 10331, to increase pension of Svlvanns A. Gif- 

ford. Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2344.) 
Report favoring H. 12434, to pension ^larie Barton Greene. Feb. 

19,1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2345. ) 
Report amending H. 12442, to increase pension of Marv E. Starr. 

Feb. 19, 1901 . 2 pp. (S. rp. 2346. ) 
Report amending H. 13049, to pension Elizabeth Furv. Feb. 19, 

1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2347.) 
Report amending H. 3861, to increase pension of Je.s.se Millard. 

Feb. 21, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2403. ) 
Report favoring H. 6776, to pension Annie Chamberlain. Feb. 25, 

1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2416.) 
Report favoring H. 11795, to pension Columbus S. Whitaker. Feb. 

26,1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2422.) 
Report favoring H. 12004, to increase pension of George B. Smith. 

Feb. 26, 1901 . 2 pp. ( S. rp. 2423. ) 
Report amending H. 13080, to increase pension of John F. Carbee. 

Feb. 26, 1901. 2 pp. (S. ri3. 2424.) 
Report favoring H. 1215, to pension Charles M. Neet. Feb. 26, 1901. 

2 pp. (S.rp. 2425.) 
Report favoring H. 11197, to increase pension of Eugene Leahy. 

Feb. 26, 1901. 2 pp. ( S. rp. 2426. ) 
Report favoring H. 13520, to increase pension of Cornelia Hays. 

Feb. 26, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2427. ) 
Report favoring H. 13699, to increase pension of Samuel C. F. Sea- 
bury. Feb. 26, 1901 . 2 pp. ( S. rp. 2428. ) 
— — Report favoring H. 13725, to pension Emily S. Knight. Feb. 26, 

1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2429.) 
Report favoring H. 7995, to pension Jane Hunter. Feb. 26, 1901. 

1 p. (S.rp. 2466.) 

Report favoring H. 3491, to pension Melvina Greenawalt. Feb. 26, 

1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2467.) 
Report favoring H. 11303, to pension Elizabeth M. Killen. Feb. 

27,1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 2468. ) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 7202, to increa.se pension of 

Elizabeth Causey.' Feb. 27, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2469. ) 
Report favoring H. 12801, to pen.sion Willis Bradv. Feb. 27, 1901. 

2 pp. (S.rp. 2470.) 

Kennev, R. R. Report favoring S. 5080, to increase pension of James T. 

Chalfant. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2169.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 5690, to pension Mal>el H. 

Lazear. Feb. 5, 1901." 1 p. (S.rp. 2170.) 
Report favoring H. 12301, to increase pension of Jacob E. Swap. 

F'eb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2171. ) 



124 February, 1901 

Kenney, R. R.— Continued. Report favoring H. 11158, to pension Daniel 

Palmatary. Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2222.) 
Report favoring H. 899S, to increase peni?ion of Alexander F. Hart- 
ford. Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp.2223.) 
Report favoring H. 11806, to increase pension of Edward Hause. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp.2224.) 
Report favoring II. 6552, to increase pension of Abrani P. Pew. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2225. ) 
Report favoring S. 5782, to pension Emma R. Pawling. Feb. 12, 

1901. 2 pp. (S.rp.2226.) 
Report amending S. 5779, to increase pension of George Fame. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2227. ) 
Rei)ort amending H. 2623, to pen.sion INIelville Oliphant. Fel). 12, 

1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2228.) 
Report amending S. 1866, to increase pension of Laura S. Picking. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2229.) 
Report amending S. 3141, to increase pension of Clara A. Penrose. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2230. ) 
Report favoring H. 13312, to increase pension of Albert Foster. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2271.) 
Report favoring H. 12441, to increase pension of Aaron R. Rohr- 

bacb. Feb. 13, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp.2272.) 
Report amending by substitute S. 5008, to increase pension of David 

Pollock. Feb. 14, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp.2303.) 
Report favoring H. 13133, to pension Josepli V. Hoffecker. Feb. 

14,1901. 2 pp. (8.rp.2304.) 
Report favoring H. 9005, to increase pension of William W. 

Schooley. 'Feb. 14, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2305.) 
Report amending S. 4783, to increase pension of Charles Stack- 
house. Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp.2328.) 
Report amending S. 5914, to increase pension of George K. Thomp- 
son. Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2329.) 
Report favoring H. 10689, to increase pension of ^lichael Falkoner. 

Fel). 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2330. ) 
Rei)ort favoring H. 11085, to pension ]Marv ^I. Sprandel. Fel). 19, 

1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2331.) 
Report favoring H. 12304, to pension ^larv P>. Whitelev. Feb. 19, 

1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 2332.) 
Report favoring II. 12775, to pension Sarah Miller. Feb. 19, 1901. 

2 pp. (S.rp. 2333.) 
Report favoring II. 12883, to increase pension of Condv Menalis. 

Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2334.) 
Report favoring M. 12997, to increase pension of Thomas J. Young. 

Feb. 19, 1901 . 2 pp. (S. rp. 2335.) 
Report favoring II. 13160, to pension Sarah M. Lowell. Feb. 19, 

1901. 1 p. (S.rp. 2336.) 
Report favoring H. 12939, to ini-reasse pension of Thomas J. Kerstet- 

ter. Fel). 26, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2439.) 
Report favoring II. 12507, to increase pension of Ezekiel Dawson. 

Feb. 26, 1901 . 2 pp. (S. rp. 2440.) 
Report favoring II. 7354, to increase pension of Milbre V. Douglass. 

Feb. 26, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2441 .) 
Report favoring 11. 7055, to pension John G. Barr. Feb. 26, 1901. 

2 PI). (S.rp. 2442.) 



February, 1901 125 

Kennev, R. R. — Continued. Report favoring H. 5645, to increase pen- 
sion of William H. H. Bouslougli. Feb. 26, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp.2443.) 
Report favoring H. 1780, to increase pension of Alfred H. Jones. 

Feb. 26, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2444. ) 
Report favoring H. 4132, to increase pension of l*>lijah Baxter. 

Feb. 26, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 2445. ) 
Kyle, J. H. Report favoring 8. 5723, to increase pension of Harrison 

T. DeLong. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (8.rp.2156.) 
Report amending 8. 5619, to pension Charlotte H. Race. Feb. 5, 

1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2157.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 4188, to increase pension of 

Ueorge B. Cock. Feb. 5, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2158. ) 
Report favoring 11.6407, to increase pension of Michael S. Brock- 

ett. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2165.) 
Rt^port favoring H. 12411, to pension Catherine T. Howell. Feb. 

5,1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2166.) 
Report favoring 8. 5870, to increase pension of William Xichol. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2208. ) 
Report favoring H. 11187, to pension James W. Russell. Feb. 12, 

1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2209.) 
Report amending 8. 5246, to increase pension of Hiram H. Kings- 
bury. Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp.2210.) 
Report favoring H. 3078, to increase pension of Amanda W. Claiicv. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp.2211.) 
Report favoring H. 6148, to increase pension of William M. Tom. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2212. ) 
Report favoring H. 9066, to increase pension of Joseph X. Loving. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp.2213.) 
Report amending 8. 5939, to increase pension of Caroline Mischler. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 2214. ) 
Report amending 8. 5315, to increase pension of John W. Fellows. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2215. ) 
Report favoring H. 9218, to increase pension of George W. Hissey. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. { 8. rp. 2262. ) 
Report favoring H. 12184. to increase pension of Thomas Jefferson 

Holmes. Feb. 13, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp.2263.) 
Report favoring H. 12826, to increase pension of Charles H. Knapp. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2264.) 
Report favoring H. 10871, to increase pension of Marv A. Brown. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp.2265.) 
Report favoring H. 3949, to pension Minnie Grav. Feb. 13, 1901. 

2 pp. (8. rp.2266.) 
Report favoring H. 365, to pension Aries Butcher. Feb. 13, 1901. 

2 pp. (8. rp. 2267. ) 
Rei)ort amending 8. 4752, to increase pension of Ven Druth Wash- 
burn. Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp.2365.) 
Report favoring H. 154, to increase pension of Benjamin F. 8hott. 

Feb. 19, 1901 . 1 p. ( 8. rp. 2366. ) 
Report favoring H. 13447, to increase pension of Benjamin Eason. 

Feb. 19, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp.2367.) 
Report favoring H. 2473, to pension ^larv J. Fonts. Feb. 19, 1901. 

2 pp. (8.rp. 2368.) 
Report favoring H. 3820, to increase pension of Ivlgar Hill. Feb. 

19, 1901. 2 pp. ^ (8. rp. 2.369. ) 



126 February, 1901 

Kyle, J. H.— Continued. Report favoring H. 6417, to pension Eliza C. 

Johnson. Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2.S70.) 
Report favoring H. 9584, to increase pension of Samuel F. Bell. 

Feb. 19, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2371. ) 
Report favoring H. 10978, to increase pension of Augustus L. Chet- 

lain. Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp.2372.) 
Report favoring H. 11529, to increase pension of Don Farrington. 

Fel). 19, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2373. ) 
Report favoring H. 13214, to increase pension of Jacob C. Hansel. 

Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2374. ) 
Report favoring H. 4193, to pension Levi C. Mann. Feb. 26, 1901. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2446. ) 

Report favoring H. 6409, to pension Maria E. Hamill. Feb. 26, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 2447.) 

Report favoring H. 364, to increase pension of Lewis Black. Feb. 

26,1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2448.) 
Report favoring H. 3648, to increase pension of Charles W. Little. 

Feb. 26, 1901. 2 pp. (S.rp.2449.) 
Report amending H. 10334, to increase pension of Nellie T. P. Koeh- 

ler. Feb. 26, 1901. 1 p. (S.rp.2450.) 
Report amending H. 2163, to mcrease pension of Marv L. Cramer. 

Feb. 26, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2451. ) 
Report favoring H. 4588, to increase pension of Peter 31. Hill. Feb. 

26, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2452. ) 
Report favoring H. 9843, to increase pension of John A. Hardv. 

Feb. 26, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp.2453.) 
Report favoring H. 12386, to increase pension of William N. Hall. 

Feb. 26, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2454. ) 
Report favoring H. 12732, to increase pension of Elizabeth Rev- 

nolds. Fel). 26, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2455.) 
Report favoring H. 12816, to increase pension of Samuel A. Need- 
ham. Fel). 26, 1891 [1901]. 2 pp. (S. rp.2456.) 
Lindsay, William. Report amending l)y substitute S. 4496, to increase 

pension of Emma McLaughlin. Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. ( S. rp. 2268. ) 
Report amending S. 5096, to increase pension of Mary Moore. 

Fel). 19, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2337.) 
Report favoring H. 10995, to pension William Mitchell. Feb. 19, 

1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2338.) 
Report favoring H. 12686, to pension John W. Conelv. Feb. 19, 

1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2339.) 
Report favoring U. 13998, to increase pension of Margaret L. B. 

Parsons. Feb. 26, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2457.) 
McCumber, P. J. Report favoring II. 13058, to increase pension of p]zra 

S. Pierce. Feb. 12, 1 901 . 2 pp. ( S. rp. 2217. ) 
Report amending S. 5084, to pension Charles J. Clark. Feb. 22, 

1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2408.) 
Report amending S. 5673, to increase pension of Henriette Salomon. 

Feb. 22, 1901 . 2 pp. (S. rp. 2409. ) 
Pritchard, J. C. Report amending by sul)stitute 8. 4084, to increase pen- 
sion of Mary E. Pillow. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pi). (S. rp. 2161. ) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 1647, to increase pension of John 

Canty. Feb.5, 190L 2 pp. (S. rj). 2162. ) 
Report favoring H. 633, to ini-rease pension of Vianna Mallard. 

Feb.5, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp.2163.) 



February, 1901 127 

Pritchard, J. C. —Continued. Ke})(:)rt favoring II. 8001, to pension Samp- 
son I). Bridgnian. Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 2164.) 
Report favoring II. 5524, to increase pension of Richard P. Mitchell. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 1 p. (S. rj). 228(). ) 
Report favoring 11.11145, to pension William ('.Chandler. Feb. 

15,1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2309.) 
Report amending l)v substitutes. 2135, to increase pension of David 

B. Clark. Fel). 19, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2348. ) 
Report favoring H. 5639, to pension Harlin Keeling. Fel). 19, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 2349.) 
Report amending II. 13118, to pension Rebecca .1. Grav. Feb. 19, 

1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2350.) 
Rejiort favoring II. 13567, to pension Martha M. Stephens. Feb. 

19,1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2351.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 13569, to pension minor children 

of Henry R. Ilinkle! Felx 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2352.) 
Report amending S. 5601, to increase pension of Adelaide Worth 

Bagley. Feb. 19, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp.2379.) 
Report amending H. 1845, to pension "William Allen. Feb. 20, 1901. 

1 p. (8. rp. 2386.) 
Report amending H. 12232, to jiension Hannah JNIartha Dusenberry. 

Feb. 26, 1901 . 2 pp. (S. rp. 2434. ) 
Report favoring H. 1769, to increase pension of Isaac H. Duvall. 

Feb. 26, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2435. ) 
Rept)rt favoring H. 5644, to increase pension of Charles Alfred De 

-Vrnaud. Feb. 26, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2436. ) 
Report favoring H. 13568, to increase pension of James Hickey. 

Feb. 26, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2437. ) 
Quarles, J. V. Report favoring H. 1148, to increase pension of Isaac D. 

Toll. Feb. 6, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 2176.) 
Report favoring H. 5614, to pension Virginia R. Friedeborn. Feb. 

14,1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2290.) 
Report favoring H. 11807, to increase pension of John H. Bliss. 

Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2375. ) 
Report favoring H. 12180, to increase pension of Gilbert L. Pierce. 

Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2376. ) 
Report amending H. 13086, to increase pension of Eunice Henry. 

Feb. 19, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 2377. ) 
Report favoring H. 13088, to increase pension of Peter Brunette. 

Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp.2378.) 
Report favoring H. 4232, to increase pension of Philip Volkner. 

Feb. 20, 1901 . 2 pp. (8. rp. 2387. ) 
Report amending 8. 5069, to increase pension of Mahale Litton. 

Feb. 20, 1901 . 1 p. ( 8. rp. 2388. ) 
Report amending 8. 5443, to increase pension of Charles R. Bridg- 

man. Feb. 20, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp.2389.) 
Report favoring 8. 2506, to increase pension of Michael Dillon. Feb. 

20,1901. 2 pp.' (8. rp. 2390.) 
Report amending 8. 2980, to pension ^Nlarv A. Land). Feb. 20, 1901. 

1 p. (8. rp. 2391.) 

Report amending 8. 3128, to increase pension of Josephine V. Van 

Voorhees. Feb. 20, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2392. ) 
Report favoring 8. 5068, to pension Rosannah J. Ross. Fel). 20, 1901. 

2 pp. (8. rp. 2393.) 



128 February, 1901 

Quarles, J. V. — Continued. Repf»rt amending H. 18154, to pension 
Ernestine Lavigne. Fel). 20, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 239-4. ) 

Report favoring H. 7072, to pension Mary Barron. Feb. 26, 1901. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 2462. ) 
Report favoring H. 7688, to pension Katv Kurth. Pel). 26, 1901. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2468.) 

Report favoring H. 18178, to increase pension of Ellen Pratt. Feb. 

26, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp.2464.) 

Shoup, (t. L. Report favoring S. 5834, to increase pension f»f Enoch A. 
White. Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2174.) 

Report amending S. 5752, to increase pension of Franklin B. Delanv. 

Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 2175. ) 
Report favoring H. 551, to increase pension of Frank F. Carnduff. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2218. ) 
Report favoring H. 11277, to increase pension of Thomas A. Cord. 

Feb. 14, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2298. ) 
Report favoring H. 7315, to increase pension of William W. King. 

Feb. 14, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2299.) 
Report favoring H. 11812, to increase pension of Daniel E. Turner. 

Feb. 14, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 2300. ) 
Taliaferro, J. P. Report amending ])y substitute S. 5856, to increase 

pension of Etta Adair Anderson. Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 2173.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 5184, to pension Penelope E. 

Russ. Feb. 12, 1901. ' 1 p. (S. rp. 2219. ) 
Report favoring H. 6921, to increase pension of Gustav Rienecker. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2220.) 
Report amending bv substitute 8. 5186, to pension Marv McLaugh- 
lin. Feb. 13, 1901. 'l p. (S. rp. 2275.) 
Report favoring H. 10055, to increase pension of Frederick G. Mc- 
Dowell. Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp.2276.) 
Report amending by substitute 8. 5745, to increase pension of Thomas 

8tarrat. Feb. 14, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp.2307.) 
Report favoring H. 11458, to pension Charles E. Binns. Feb. 25 

1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2417.) 
Report favoring H. 9539, to increase pension of Ella V. Coston 

Feb. 26, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 2430.) 
Report favoring H. 7544, to increase pension of Florent-e L. 8tuart 

Feb. 26, 1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 2481.) 
Report favoring H. 18794, to pension Hix Patterson. Feb. 26, 1901 

2 pp. (8. rp. 2432.) 

Report favoring H. 12392, to ])ension Henrv Smith. Feb. 26, 1901 

2 pp. (8. rp. 2438.) 
Report favoring H. 10758, to jtensiou Sallie B. Wilson. Fel). 28 

1901. 2 i)p. (8. rp. 2486.) 
Turner, George. Report amending bv substitute 8. 1755, to pension 

John M. Core. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2160.) 

I'OST-OFFICES .\N1) I'OST-UOADS COMMITTKK 

Dolliver, J. P. Report favoring II. 5874, to pav 11. P. Dver. Feb. 7, 

1901. 1 p. (8. rp. 2185.) 
Wolcott, E. O. Report amending II. 18729, making appro{)riations for 

Post-Office Department, 1902. Feb. 18, 1901. 4 pp. (8. rp. 2284.) 

I'UHLIC BlILDIXCiS .VNI) tiROl'NDS CO.MMITrKE 

Culberson, C. A. Report amemling by substitute 8. 5876, for i)ublic 
building at Batesville, Ark. Feb. i, 1901. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2138.) 



February, 1901 129 

Culberson, C. A. — Continued. Report favoring S. 5541, for pn})lic l)uil(l- 
ing in Charlottesville, Va. Feb. 2, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2144.) 

Fairbanks, C. W. Rei^ort favoring amendment to H. 14018, making 
appropriations for sundry civil exjienses, 1902, to in<'rease limit of 
cost of addition to post-office in Minneajjolis, ^linn. Feb. ](>, 1901. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2314.) 

Report favoring amendment to II. 1401S, making approi)riations for 

sundrv civil expenses, 1902, to retain control of old post-ottice build- 
ing at'St. Paul, :Minn. Fel). 25, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2418. ) 

(^uarles, J. V. Report favoring S. 5442, for public building at Superior, 
Wis. Feb. 1,1901. 2 pp. (S. rp.2185.) 

Rejjort amending S. 5688, for public building at Hammond, Ind. 

Feb. 1,1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 218H.) 

Scott, N. B. Report amending S. 5()1(), for i)ublic building at Zanesville, 
Ohio. Feb. 2, 1901. 2 pj). (S. rp. 21.S9. ) 

Report favoring amendment to II. 14018, making api)ropriations for 

sundrv civil expenses, 1902, for laboratories for I)ei)artment of Agri- 
culture. Feb. 7, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2190.) 

Rejiort favoring amendment to IJ. 14018, making appropriations for 

siuidrv civil exjienses, 1902, to authorize purchase of old Corcoran 
Art (iallery, Washington, I). C. Feb. 16, 1901. 7 pi.. (8. rp. 2312. ) 

Report favoring amendment to H. 14018, making api)ropriationsfor 

sundrv civil expenses, 1902, to increase limit of cost of building for 
Department of Justice. Feb. 22, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 241 1. ) 

Simon, Joseph. Report favoring amendment to H. 14018, making appro- 
priations for sundry civil expenses, 1902, for addition to custom- 
house and post-office at Xewjiort, R. I. Feb. 18, 1901. 2 pp. 
(S.rp.2319.) 

Report amending S. 1946, for additional buildings [etc.] at peniten- 
tiary at McNeils Island. Feb. 28, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2472. ) 

PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE 

Hansbrough, H. C. Report amending S. 5833, to authorize construction 

of reservoirs for storage of water for reclamation of arid lands. Feb. 

14,1901. 7 pp. (S.rp. 2308.) 
Pettigrew, R. F. Report favoring H. 8814, for entry of lands formerly 

in Lower Brule Reservation, S. Dak. Feb. 4, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 

2145.) 

HOUSE 

.\CCOUNTS CO.M.MITTEE 

Bull, Melville. Report amending H. R. 322, to make changes in lobby 
of House so as to provide additional room for Speaker. Feb. 2, 1901. 

2 pp. (H. rp. 2643.) 

Report favoring H. R. 333, to pay ]\Iary C. Newcomb 6 months' 

salarv and funeral expenses of husband. Simon D. Newcomb. Feb. 
2,1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2644.) 

Report favoring H. R. 331, to pay for clerical services rendered 

Committee on Rivers and Harbors. Feb. 2, 1901. 1 p. (H. rj). 
2645.) 

ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR TRAFFIC CO.MMITTEE 

Sperry, N. D. Report amending H. 12551, to prevent sale of firearms, 
opium, and intoxicating litpiors in certain islands of Pacific. Feb. 
13, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2887.) 



180 February, 1901 



AI'PKOPRIATIOXS COM.MI'ITKE 

Cannon, J. G. Report submitting H. 14018, making appropriations for 
sundry civil expenses, 1902. Feb. 4, 1901. 12 pp. (H.rp.2655.) 

Report submitting H. 14286, making a})propriations to supply defi- 

cienc-ies, 1901 and prior years. Feb. 19, 1901. 5 pp. (H.rp. 2909.) 

BANKIX(i AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE 

Capron, A. B. Report favoring H. 12614, to amend national banking 
law so as to permit national banks to treat surplus as capital in 
restricti(ms on loans. Feb. 6, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2732. ) 

Lovering, W. C. Report amending H. 13308, to make currency respon- 
sive to needs of business [by authorizing issue to national banks of 
circulating notes to be known as guaranteed liank-notes]. Feb. 25, 
1901. 10 pp. (H.rp. 2955.) 

CENSUS CO.MMITTEE 

Hopkins, A. J. Report adverse to H. R. 329, directing committee to 
report in what States right to vote is abridged. Feb. 27, 1901. 2 pp. 
(H.rp. 2977.) 

CEXTEXXIAL OF J.OCISIAXA PIRCHASE, SPECIAL COMMITFEE OX 

Tawney, J. A. Report amending by substitute H.9829, for celebrating 
100th anniversary of purchase "of Louisiana territory by holding 
international exhibition in St. Louis, Mo. ; with views of minority. 
Feb. 8, 1901. 14 pp. ( H. rp. 2765. ) 

Report on H. 9829, for celebrating 100th anniversary of purchase of 

Louisiana territory l)y holding international exhibition in St. Louis, 
Mo., recommending "that House nonconcur in Senate amendments 
and agree to conference. Feb. 27, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2976. ) 

CLAIMS COMMITTEE 

Bailey, W. J. Report favoring H. 12596, for relief of INIrs. Julia L. Hall 
[widow of Joseph T. H. Hall] . Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2702. ) 

Report amending H. 10001, for relief of heirs of Joseph T. Stout. 

Feb. 8, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2754.) 

Boutell, H. S. Report favoring H. 11659, to pay claimants for goods lost 
bv fire at Ellis Island, N. Y., June 15, 1897. Feb. 5, 1901. 5 pp. 
(H.rp. 2701.) 

Report amending H. 9306, for relief of G.W. Seaman. Feb. 11, 1901. 

2 pp. (H.rp. 2790.) 

Report amending H. 9792, for relief of William C. Unvv. Feb. 12, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2824.) 

Report favoring H. 1 1604, for relief of Jacob B. Phillips. Feb. 12, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2827.) 

Fitzgerald, J. J. Report amending H. 366, for relief fif Strauss, Bianchi 
and Company. Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2911.) 

Graff, J. V. Report favoring S. 248, for relief of Winslow AVarren. 
Feb. 5, 1901. 3 pp. (H.rp. 2700.) 

Report favoring S. 558, to make disposition of increment upon sums 

reserved from fund received by Unitfd States ui>(>n account of pay- 
ment of awards (if Si)anish and American Claims Commission. Feb. 
7, 1901. 11 pp. (H.rp. 2749.) 



February, 1901 131 

Graff, J. V. — Continued. Report favoring H. 14028, for relief of A(juilla 

J. Daugherty. Feb. 11,1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2791.) 
Report favoring H. 3194, for relief of A. Cusiniano and Conipanv. 

Feb. 12, 1901 . 1 p. (H. rp. 282:1 ) 
Report favoring H. 13250, for relief of B. \V. Johnson. Feb. 12, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.ri.. 2825.) 
Report favoring H. 14271, for relief of Rasniussen and Strehlow [on 

account of repair^J of l)uildingat Fan-American Kxpoyition, Buffalo]. 

Feb. 25, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2951.) 
Otev, P. J. Report amending II. 78H, for relief of William Leech. Feb. 

■ 12, 1901. 10 pp. ( H. rp. 2820. ) 
Report favoring II. J. R. 29(5, to audit claims of c(juntie.s of Arizona 

[for expen.^es incurred in prosecution of Indians], as substitute for 

H. J. R. 151. Feb. 14, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2894.) 
Southard, J. II. Report amending S. 4248, for relief of Andrew H. Rus- 
sell and William R. Livermore. Feb. 13, 1901. 5 pp. (H. rp. 2890.) 
Thoma.'*, Lot. Report amending by substitute H. 9078, for relief of Thier- 

nian and Frost. Feb. 7, 1901. 3 pj). (II. rp. 2738. ) 
Thropp, J. Yi. Report favoring II. 4413, to reimburse Mellert Foundry 

and Machine Company. Fel). 7, 1901. 2 pj). (II. rp. 2747. ) 
Report favoring H. 9871, for relief of John Breen. Feb. 25, 1901. 

6 pp. (H.rp. 2956.) 

COINAGE, WEIGHTS, AND MEASURES COMMHTEE 

Shafroth, J. F. Views of minority adverse to H. 13099, to maintain legal- 
tender silver dollar at paritv with gold. Feb. 4, 1901. 3 pp. (H. 
rp. 2456, pt. 3.) 

Southard, J. H. Report amending H. 2564, to establish mint at Tacoma, 
Wash. Feb. 12, 1901. 12 pp.^ (H.rp. 2828.) 

Report amending by substitute H. 9345, to provide souvenir medals 

for benefit of Washington Monument Association of Alexandria, Va. 
Feb. 18, 1901. 3 pp. ' (H. rp. 2906. ) 

Sutherland, R. D. Report favoring H. 4603, to establish branch mint at 
Omaha, Nebr. Feb. 15, 1901. 3 pp. (H. rp. 2901.) 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE 

Babcock, J. W. Report amending by substitute S. 3205, for relocation 
of certain tracks of street railways in District. Feb. 15, 1901. 2 pp. 
(H.rp. 2903.) 

Report favoring S. 3481, to permit certain burials in lands of Prot- 
estant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation of District. Feb. 16, 1901. 

2 pp. (H.rp. 2905.) 

Report favoring H. J. R. 311, relating to theater licenses in District. 

Feb. 21,1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2939.) 

Cowherd, W. S. Report amending bv sub.stitute II. 13453, to widen Ana- 
costia road in District. Feb. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2766.) 

Jenkins, J. J. Report amending H. 11830, for relief of devisees of Casper 
Barber. Feb. 1, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2633.) 

Report amending II. 12331, to amend act conferring on Supreme 

Court of District jurisdiction to take proof of execution of wills affect- 
ing real e.state. F'eb. 7, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2748. ) 

Report amending H. 13254, for reduction of interest penalties on 

arrears in taxes and special assessments in District. Feb. 7, 1901. 

3 pp. (H.rp. 2750.) 



132 February, 1901 

Jenkins, J. J. — Continued. Report favorinj^ H. 14147, to amend act to 

autliorize Wa.«liington and Gettysl)ur<r Railway Company to extend 

road into District [so as to exten"d time]. Feb. 18, 1901. 1 p. (H. 

rp. 2908.) 
Report favorinj: 11.14289, to authorize Supreme Court of District 

to decree sale or lease of real estate in certain cases. Feb. 27, 1901. 

2 pp. (II. rp. 2975.) 
Pearre, (i.A. Report favoring H. 1.'5866, to provide for proceedings for 

admission to (iovernmeut Hospital for Insane [from] District. 

Feb. 9, 1901. 5 i)p. (H. rj). 2770.) 

FORICHJX AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

liitt, R. R. Report amending H. R. 418, requesting Secretary of Treas- 
ury to furnish information relating to shipment of horses, mules, 
and supplies for use of British army in south Africa. Feb. 19, 1901. 

1 p. (II. rp. 2912.) 

Report amending H. R. 414, requesting Secretary of State to furnish 

information relating to shipment of horses and mules for use of 
British army in south Africa. Feb. 19, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2913.) 

HOUSE EMPLOYEES, SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO INVESTIOATE APPOINTMENT AXI> 

PAYMENT OF 

Moodv, AV. H. Report under H. R. 429, authorizing special committee; 
with hearings. Feb. 28, 1901. viii + 125 pp. (H. rp. 2978. ) 

IMMIOKATION AND NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE 

Adams, Robert, jr. Report amending H. 13605, to amend immigration 
laws relative to insane, idiotic, or epileptic. Fel>. 8, 1901. 3 pp. 
(11. rp. 2751.) 

INDI.\N AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Eddy, F. M. Report favoring H. 11900, granting right of way to James- 
town and Northern Railwav through Devils Lake Reservation, 
N. Dak. Feb. 1, 1901. 3 pp." ( H. rp. 2620. ) 

Rei)ort amending H. 14138, to authorize Pigeon River Improve- 
ment, Slide, and Boom Company to enter ujjon Grand Portage 
Reservation and improve Pigeon River at cascades. Feb. 21, 1901. 

2 pp. (II. rp. 2944.) 

Lacey, J. F. Report favoring S. J. R. 157, to remove from files of Depart- 
ment of Interior letters to be donated to Iowa. Feb. 21, 1901. 1 p. 
(H.rp.2933.) 

Little, J. S. Report amending S. 4880, to amend act granting right to 
Omaha Northern Railway Company to construct railway across 
Omaha and Winnebago reservations, Nebr., bv extending time. 
Feb. 8, 1 901 . 2 pp. ( II . rp. 2755. ) 

Shelden, C. I). Report favoring S. 3()70, to issue patent to heirs of 
Tawanmoha, or Martha ("ravon, conveving certain lands in North 
Dakota. Feb. 21, 1901. 3 pp. (II. rp." 2932. ) 

Sherman, J. S. Report favoring H. 14269, confirming lease between 
J. W. Peglow and Seneca Indians. Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 
2952.) 

Report submitting II. 14295, referring to (Vnirt of Claims claim of 

[Ea.stern or iMuignint] Cherokee Indians [for payment to them of 
fund pledge(l bv 9tli article of treatv of 184()], as substitute for H. 
9777. Feb. 2(), l"901. 2 i)p. ( II. rp."2971. ) 



February, 1901 133 

Stephens, J. H. Report favoriim^ 11. K. 42'A, caliinj? for iiifoniiation as to 
alleged seizure of otlice ])uil(ling of treasurer of Usage Indians. Feb. 
21,1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2937.) 

INTERSTATE AND FOREUiN COMMERCE COMMITTEE 

Adamson. W. C. Report favoring H. 18962, to extend time granted to 
Must'le Slioals Power ("onipanv [for construction of canal and ]>o\ver 
stations at Muscle Shoals, Ala".]. Fel). o, 1901. 1 p. (11. rp. 26m.) 

Report amending H. 18992, autliorizing ))ridgc across Cumberland 

River at or near Carthage, Tenu. Fcl). 12, 1901. 2 pp. (II. rp. 
2802. ) 

Report amending 11. 13951, authorizing Calhoun County, Tex., to 

construct bridge across Port Lavaca Ba v. Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (H. 
rp. 2803.) 

Report favoring S. 5814, to authorize Louisville and Nashville 

Railroad Companv to construct bridge across Choctawhatchee River 
at (Tcneva, Ala., "as substitute for 11. 18976. Fel). 12, 1901. 1 p. 
(II. rp. 2805.) 

Report amending l)y substitute II. 14093, to authorize Paris, Choc- 
taw and Little Rock Railwav Comiianv to construct bridge across 
Red River [at or near Hooks Ferrv, Tex.]. Feb. 19, 1901. 2 i)p. 
(H.rp. 2916.) 

Report amending by substitute II. 14128, to authorize ^Montgomery 

and Autauga Bridge Com])anv to construct bridge across Alabama 
River near Montgomery, Ala.' Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2918.) 

Barham, J. A. Report amending by substitute H. 14163, to authorize 
Portland, Nehalem and Tillamook Railway Company to construct 
bridge across Nehalem Bav [or] River. Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. 
(H.rp. 2921.) 

Davey, R. C. Report amending H. 14279, authorizing Texas and Pacific 
Railwav to construct bridge across Red River [at or near Tui-nbulls 
Island]'. Feb. 27, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2972.) 

Davis, R. \V. Report amending H.9158, granting right of way to Ala- 
lia, ]\Ianatee and Gulf Coast Railway Coinjiany through light-house 
and military reservations on < iasparilla Island, Fla. Fel). 5, 1901. 
1 p. (H. rp. 2703.) [Corrected 2d print wa,s issued.] 

Report amending by substitute 11. 18436, to authorize Charleroi and 

]\Ionessen Bridge Company to construct liridge across INlonongahela 
River [between North Charleroi and Rostraver, Pa.]. Feb. 19, 1901. 
3 pp. (H.rp. 2915.) 

Report amending H. 14228, to authorize Nashville, Tenn., to con- 
struct bridge across Cuml)erland River. Feb. 27, 1901. 2 pp. (H. 
rp. 2974.) 

Flynn, D. T. Report favoring II. 14092, authorizing ^luskoiree and 
Clarksville Bridge Company to construct bridge across Arkansas 
River between Muskogee and Clarksville, lud. T. Feb. 19, 1901. 
1 p. (H.rp. 2917.) 

HepVjurn, W. P. Rei)ort amending 11. 1 1789, amending: act authorizing 
construction of bridge over Mississijjpi River to St. Louis, Mo. [l)y 
East St. Louis and St. Louis I?ridge and Construction Companv]. 
Feb. 4, 1901. 3 pp. (H.rp. 2657.) 

Rejjort amending II. 13707, authorizing Citizens' Bridge Coun)any 

to construct bridge across Mississipj)i River [at or near Burlington. 
Iowa]. Feb. 6, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2730.) 

Report favoring H. 14200, to authorizi' Birnnngham, Mobile and 

Navy Cove Harbor Railway Company to construct bridge across 
Mol)ile River at or near Mount Vernon, Ala. Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. 
(H.rp. 2953.) 



134 February, 1901 

Joy, C. F. Kei>ort favoriiijr 11. 14038, to revive act to authorize Pitts- 
Imrfr and Maiistield Uailroad Companv to construct bridge across 
Monongahela Kivcr [at Pitt^^l)urg, Pa.]." Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. ( H. rp. 
2801.) 

Lovering, W. C. Reiwrt favoring H. 1115, for tug in connection with 
Citv Point life-Having station, Dorcliester Bav, Mass., and search 
light. Feb. 2(), 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2970.) 

Mann, J. R. Report favoring S. 5698, to extend time for completion of 
bridge across Missouri River [at Yankton, S. Dak., bv Dakota 
Southern Railroad ('ompany]. Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (Il.'rp. 2919.) 

Shackleford, D. W. Rei)ort favoring H. 14144, to authorize bridge across 
Pearl River at Monticello, ,AIiss. Feb. 13, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2889.) 

Sherman, J. S. Report favoring H. 13973, to amend act for bridge across 
Niagara River [at Cirand Island, so as to extend time]. Feb. 6, 1901. 
1 p. (H.rp. 2733.) 

Report amending by substitute H. 13907, to revive act to authorize 

( leorgia Pine Railwav to construct bridge across Flint River in 
Decatur County, Ga. "Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2853.) 

Wanger, I. P. Report amending H. 13842, to authorize Glassport Bridge 
('ompanv to construct bridge across ^Nlonongaliela River [at Port 
Yue] Pa. Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 26(54.) 

Report favoring S. 5014, to authorize Fourth Pool Connecting Rail- 
road Company to construct bridge across Monongahela River. Feb. 
9,1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2771.) 

INVALID PENSIONS COMMITTEE 

Calderhead, W. A. Report amending by substitute H. 6500, to increase 

pension of Elisha B. Tavlor, alias Elisha T. Bisbee. Feb. 5, 1901. 

3 pp. (H.rp. 2698.) 
Report favoring S. 2104, to increase pension of William L. Aten. 

Feb. 6, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2715.) 
Report favoring S. 1786, to increa.se pension of Fielding Marsh. 

Feb. 6, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2720.) 

Report favoring S. 1698, to increase pension of Henry Hegwer. 

Feb. 6, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2728. ) 

Report amending H. 13574, fixing pension for ])ersons eligible under 

sec. 2 of act of June 27, 1890, relating to pensions, who require con- 
stant care. Feb. 6, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2731. ) 

Report amending H. 12155, to increase pension of Edward B. Scott. 

Feb. 7, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2746.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 4387, to increase pension of 

Joseph R. Martin. Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2846.) 

Report favoring S. 5405, to increat^e pension of John H. Tavlor. 

Feb. 15, 1901. 2pp. (H.rp. 2902.) 
Re])ort amending bv substitute H. 5640, to pension George AY. 

Fraker. Feb. 21, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2938.) 
Conner, J. P. Rei)ort amending H. 1,3402, to {>ension William W. 

Plank. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2693.) 
Rejiort favoring S. 5233, to increase pension of Philetus 'SI. Axtell. 

Feb. 6, 1901. 2 ])]>. (H. rp. 2721.) 
Rejiort amending H. 13124, to increase pension of Thomas Young. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2811.) 
Rejwrt favoring S. 5191, to increase pension of Selah Y. Reeve. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2812.) 



February, 1901 135 

Conner, J. P. — Continued. Rei)t)rt amending 11. 12747, to pension 

Arline E. McXutt. Feb. 12, 1901. 8 pp. (H.rp. 2816.) 
Report favoring S. 2227, to in('rea.«e pension of Uriah Clark. Fel ». 1 2, 

1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2847.) 
Report favoring S. 4828, to increase pension of Xornian Stewart. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2855.) 
Report amending Vtv nulK^'titute II. 175(5, to increa.«e pension of 0«ar 

W. Lowery. Fel). 18, 1901. 8 pp. (M.rp. 2856.) 
Report favoring S. 715, to pension Fidillar White, alia.« William 

John.«on. Feb. 18, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2868.) 
Report favoring 8. 8658, to increa.se pen.sion of llenrv Smitli. 

Feb. 18, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2870.) 
Report favoring S. .8891, to pension John Black. Feb. 18, 1901. 

2 pp. (H.rp. 2871.) 
Report amending H. 18466, to pension Ellen A. Phunley. Feb. 13, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2872.) 
Report favoring S. 2828, to increa.«e pension of Hippolvte Perrault. 

Feb. 18, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2874.) 
Report favoring S. 4695, to pension James Dorcev. Feb. 18, 1901. 

2 pp. (H.rp. 2875.) 
Crowlev, J. B. Report favoring S. 3580, to increase pension of Theron 

Johnson. Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2684.) 
Report amending S. 2079, to pension William Ashmead. Feb. 12, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2815.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 18270, to pension Calvin S. James. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2841.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 13777, to pension Lucv B. Bevis. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp." (H.rp. 2848.) 
Driggs, E. H. Report amending bv substitute H. 10007, to pen-sion 

"Blanche Duffy. Feb. 5, 1901. 2' pp. (H.rp. 2671.) 
Report favoring S. 5428, to increase pension of Charles R. Cole. 

Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2672.) 
Report amending bv sul)stitute H. 7718, to pension John S. Boerum. 

Feb. 6, 1901. 2 pp. ' ( H. rp. 2710.) 
Ga.ston, Athelston. Report amending liy substitute H. 1730, to increase 

pension of Alfred H. Jones. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2667. ) 
Report favoring S. 5409, to increase pension of John W. Phillips. 

Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2668. ) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 8883, to pension Annie S. Hum- 
mel. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2673.) 
Rei)ort amending H. 11902, to increase pension of William K. Hoff- 
man. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2682.) 
Report favoring S. 4781, to increase pension of Henrietta M. Leiper. 

Feb. 5, 1901. 8 pp. ( H. rp. 2687.) 

Report favoring S. 418, to pension Albert S. Cummings. Feb. 5, 

1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2692.) 

Report favoring S. 5506, to pension Marv Frver Gardner. Feb. 6, 

1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2708. ) 

• Report favoring S. 5507, to pension Mary Priscilla Allen Barrv. 

Feb. 6, 1901. Ip. (H.rp. 2711.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 1769, to increase pension of Isaac 

H.Duvall. Feb. 6, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2722.) 
Report amen<ling]>v substitute PI. 4102, to increase pension of Abram 

O. Kindy. Feb. 12," 1901. 2 pp. (II. rp. 2832.) 



136 February, 1901 

Gaston, Athelston — Continued. Kepdrt favoring S. 4542, to pension Jane 

W. Wood. Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2876.) 
Report favorinju: S. 5505, to pen.«ion Kate M.Scott. Feb. 13, 1901. 

1 p. (H.rp. 2885.) 
(jribson, 11. R. Report amending 8. J. R. 8, construing jtension act ap- 
proved June 27, 1890 [fu as to give pensionable f^tatus in certain ca.ses 

to ex-Con federate.^ wlm served in Union Arniv or Navv]. Fel). 2, 

1901. 6 pp. (H.rp. 2641.) 
Report favoring II. 13586, to pension Milton Pbillips. Feb. 5, 1901. 

1 p. (II. rp. 2675. ) 
Report favoring H. 13585, to pension Nancv Cate. Feb. 5, 1901. 1 j). 

(H.rp. 2677.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 13794, to pension Hix Patterson. 

Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. " (H. rp. 2678. ) 
Report favoring H. 14015, to pension Alexander Gossett. Feb. 5, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2099.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 3865, to pension James E. Dickey. 

Feb. 6, 1901. 2 pp. ' (H. rp. 2716. ) 
Report favoring S. 5187, to pension Corinne R. Strickland. Feb. 6, 

1901. 7 pp. (H.rp. 2718.) 
Graff, J. V. Report amending II. 8080, to pension Elcy Bennett. Feb. 

5,1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2680.) 
Report favoring S. 2738, to increase pension of James 31. Munn. 

Feb. 6, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2712. ) 
Miers, R. W. Report amending H. 8891, to increase pension of William 

Rheuby. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2681.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 12643, to increase pension of 

Mary Morley. Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2834.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 9951, to pension Matilda Daugh- 

erty. Feb. 13, 1901.' 2 pp. (H.rp. 2861.) 
Report favoring S. 4543, to increase pension of Stacv H. Cogswell. 

Feb. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2900. ) 
Report favoring S. 5681, to increase pension of Merit C. Welsh. 

Feb. 19, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2920. ) 
Minor, E. S. Report amending by substitute H. 13895, to increase pen- 
sion of Eilward M. Kanouse. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2686.) 
Report favoring S. 4630, to increase pension of James H. Bellinger. 

Feb. 6, 1901. 2 pp. (II. rp. 2723.) 
Report favoring S. 5031, to increase pension of Margaret A. Potts. 

Feb. 6, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2725. ) 
Report favoring S. 4531, to pension Harriet S. Rirhards. Feb. 6, 

1901. 2 pj). (H.ri). 2729.) 
Rei>ort amending II. 447S, to adjust pensions of those who have lost 

lind)s or are totallv disabled in them. Feb. 11. 15*01. 3 i)p. (H.rp. 

2792.) 
Rejjort favoring S. 5146, to increase pen.^ion of Robert H. Jones. 

Feb. 1 2, 1 901 . 1 p. ( H. rp. 2810. ) 
Rejjort favoring S. 914, to i)ension Charles L. Summers. Feb. 12, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2813.) 
Ri'I)ort favoring S. 1365, to increase pension of Lorinda N. Smith. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2817.) 
Report favoring S. 3280, to increase pension of Ilenrv Keene. 

Fel). 12, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2819.) 
Report favoring S. 5726, to increa.se pension of Zadok S. Howe. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2822.) 



February, 1901 137 

Minor, E. S. — Continued. Report favoring S. 3198, to increase pension 
of Charles II. Force. Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (II. rp. 2829.) 

Report favoring S. 2843, to ineroase pension of John Johnson. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (II. rj). 2831.) 

Report favoring S. 5119, ti) lu-nsioii Jessie A. Bruner. Feb. 12, 

1901. 2 pp. (II. rp. 2833.) 

Report favoring S. 5272, to increase pensi(jn of Thomas M. AVi- 

mer. Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pj). (II. rp. 283(i. ) 
Report favoring S. 53t).3, to pension Lizzie Wattles. Feb. 12, 1901. 

2 pp. (H.rp. 2838.) 

Report favoring S. 49(50, to pension Minerva M. Hehner. Fel). 12, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2840.) 
Report favoring S. 1602, to increai»e pension of Morris B. Kimball. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (II. rp. 2842.) 
Report favoring S. 4H92, to increa.se pension of A.sa W. Taylor. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (II. rp. 2844.) 
Report favoring S. 5204, to increase pension of John Scott. Feb. 

12, 1901. 2 pp. ( II. rp. 2845. ) 
Report favoring S. 2153, to increase pension of Jesse N. Dawley. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2857. ) 
Rejwrt favoring H. 13084, to increase pension of Uriah S. Karmany. 

Feb. 13, 1901 . 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2864. ) 

Report favoring S. 5868, to increase pension of Hubert Baseombe. 

Feb. 20, 1901. 1 p. ( H. rp. 2923.) 

Report favoring S. 5869, to increase pension of ^lartin Rodman. 

Feb. 20, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2924. ) 

Norton, J. A. Report favoring S. 5431, to increase pension of AVilliara 

H.Bali. Feb. 5, 1901. 3 pp. (H.rp. 2696.) 
Report amending by substitute H. 7056, to increase pension of 

Ashbel G. Beer. Feb. 6, 1901 . 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2735. ) 
Shaw, A. D. Report amending H. 13747, to increase pen.'^ion of Daniel 

Schram. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2695. ) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 3112, to pension Lydia Sampsell. 

Feb. 6, 1901 . 2 pp. ' ( II. rp. 2719. ) 
Smith, S. W. Report amending by substitute H. 4518, to increase pen- 
sion of Alfred Bolton. Feb. 6, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2713.) 
Report favoring S. 4938, to increase pension of Esther Ann Grills. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2883.) 
Report favoring S. 3030, to increase pension of Henry Guckes. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2884.) 
Sulloway, C. A. Report amending H. 2401, to jjension Maggie Black. 

Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2669.) 
Report favoring S. 5675, to increase pension of Mary C. Holmes. 

Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2670.) 
Report favoring S. 5451, to increase pension of Marv M. Ilvde. 

Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2674.) 
Report favoring S. 648, to pension Margaret G. White. Feb. 5, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2676.) 
Report favoring S. 5170, to pension Louise Wolcott Knowlton 

Browne. Feb. 5, 1901. 3 pp. (H. rp. 2679.) 
Report amending H. 13814, to pension John B. Wilson. Feb. 5, 

1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 268.3.) 
Report amending H. 8537, to pension Mary Ann Merrow. Feb. 5, 

1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2685.) 

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138 February, 1901 

Sulluwav, C". A. — Continued. Kejiort favoring S. 5074, to increase pen- 
8ion of Sarah F. Hridjres. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2688.) 

Report amending II. 1892f>, to increase pension of Alexander Moul- 

ton. Feb. 5, 1901 . 3 pp. ( H. rp. 2(i89. ) 

Report favorinur H. 13925, to pension Richard Howell, alias George 

Carroll. Feb. 5, 1901. 3 pp. (II. ri>. 2H90.) 

Report favorinir H. 13924, to jiension Jane Johnson. Feb. 5, 1901. 

2 pp. (H.rp. 2()91.) 

Report amending H. 13699, to increa.«e pension of Samuel C. F. 

Seabury. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2694.) 

Report favoring S. 5326, to pension Maggie Alice Bradv. Feb. 5, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2697.) 

Repf)rt favoring S. 5560, to increase pension of James W. Harden. 

Feb. 6, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rj). 2709. ) 

Report favoring S. 5171, to increase pension of Alfred H. Fairchild. 

Feb. 6, 1901. 3 pp. ( H. rp. 2714.) 

Report favoring S. 4237, to pension Frances Helen Lewis. Feb. 6, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2717.) 

• Report favoring S. 5559, to increase pension of Adolphns Richard- 
son. Feb. 6, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2724. ) 

Report favoring S. 3400, to increase pension of Charles T. Shaw. 

Feb. 6, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2726.) 

Report favoring S. 2232, to jiension Frederick Sien. Feb. 6, 1901. 

2 pp. (H. rp. 2727. ) 

Report favoring H. 12271, to increase pension of Edwin J. Godfrey. 

Feb. 12, 1901 . 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2806. ) 
Report amending H. 13215, to increase pension of Andrew R. Jones. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2807. ) 
Report amending H. 13884, to increase pension of Andrew H. Gif- 

ford. Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2808.) 
Report amending H. 13717, to increase pension of James Harper. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2809. ) 
Report amending H. 13998, to increase pension of Mai-garet L. B. 

Parsons. Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2814. ) 
Report amending H. 10727, to pension Frances A. "Wilkins. Feb. 

12,1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2818.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 13504, to pension Catherine 

Pflueger. Feb. 12, 1901. 3 pp. (H.rp. 2820.) 
Report favoring S. 5397, to pension Charitv McKennev. Feb. 12, 

1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2821.) 
Report amending by substitute H. 12656, to pension James F. Mer- 
rill. Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2830.) 
Report amending H. 11753, to increase pension of Isaac F. Russell. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2835.) 
Report amending by sul)stitute H. 233, to increase pension of Mary 

F. Hooper. Feb. 12, 1901. 3 pp. (H. rp. 2837.) 
Report amending by substitute II. 13268, to increase pension of 

Jedediah S. Vallet. Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2839.) 
Report favoring S. 5172, to pension Elizabeth Bughman. Feb. 12, 

1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2848.) 
Report favoring S. 3386, to pension Catherine L. Tavlor. Feb. 13, 

1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2858.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 7597, to pension Marv Welch. 

F^eb. 13, 1901. 2 pp." (II. rp. 2859.) 



February, 1901 139 

Siilloway, C. A. — Continued. Report favoring 8. 5622, to increase pen- 
sion of Georgina M. Maek. Feb. VA, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2860. ) 

Report favoring S. o58(), to increase pension of John F. Townsend. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pj). ( H. rp. 2862. ) 

Report favoring S. 5322, to increase pension of Daniel W. Warren. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2865. ) 

Report favoring S. 3935, to increase pension of James Ryan. Feb. 

13, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2866.) 

Report favoring S. 1065, to increase pension of Bettie Lee Ward. 

I'eb. 13, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2867.) 

Report favoring 8. 4985, to increase jK-nsioii of George C. Jarvis. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2868.) 

Report favoring 8. 5450, to increase pension of Rachel J. B. Wil- 
liams. Fel). 13, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2869. ) 

Report favoring 8. 5050, to increase pension of Charles A. Marsh. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2873. ) 

Report favoring 8. 5201, to pension 8amuel F. Radford. Feb. 13, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2877.) 

Report favoring 8. .5007, to increase pension of George N. Tarbur- 

ton. Feb. 13, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2878.) 

Report favoring S. 5369, to increase pension of Edmund Cragg. 

Feb. 13, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2879.) 

Report favoring 8. 5006, to increase pension of John T. Comegys. 

F>b. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2880.) 

Report favoring 8. 4772, to increase pension of John W. Eichelberger. 

Feb. 13,1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2881.) 

Report favoring 8. 3521, to pension William P. Pavne. Feb. 1 3, 1901. 

2 pp. (H.rp. 2882.) 

Report amending H. 12270, to increase pension of Richard A. Law- 
rence. Feb. 18, 1901. 2 pf). ( H. rp. 2907. ) 

IRRIGATION OF ARID LANDS COMMITTEE 

Barham, J. A. Views on H. 14241, to authorize construction of reser- 
voirs for storage of water for reclamation of arid lands. Feb. 23, 
1901. 12 pp. (H.rp. 2927, pt. 4.) 

Phillips, F. O. Report favoring H. 3733, to authorize construction of res- 
ervoir near 8an Carlos, Ariz., to provide water for irrigating 8acaton 
Reservation. Feb. 21, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2934.) 

Ray, G. W. Views of minority a<lverse to H. 14241, to authorize con- 
struction of reservoirs for storage of water for reclamation of arid 
lands. Feb. 21, 1901. 10 pp. (H. rp. 2927, pt. 2. ) 

Reeder, AV. A. Report submitting H. 14241, to authorize construction of 
reservoirs for storage of water for reclamation of arid lands, as sub- 
stitute for H. 14088; with views of Mr. Sutherland. Feb. 20, 1901. 
9 pp. (H.rp. 2927 [pt. 1].) 

Tongue, T. IL Views adverse to H. 14241, to authorize construction of 
reservoirs for storage of water for reclamation of arid lands. Feb. 
22, 1901. 4 pp. ( H. rp. 2927, pt. 3. ) 

WiLson, Edgar. Report favoring IL 1.3977, to amend sec. 4 of act making 
ai)propriations for sundrv civil exi)enses, 1895, and [to aid in recla- 
mation of arid lands]. Feb. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2904.) 

Report amending H. 14241, to autlujrize construction of reservoirs 

for storage of water for reclamation of arid lands. Feb. 26, 1901. 
1 p. (H.rp. 2927, pt. 5.) 



140 February, 1901 

.HDICIAHV COMMITTEE 

De Ariiiond, I). A. Rei)()rt favoring 8. J. R. 158, ratitying agreement be- 
tween Tennessee and "N'irginia with reference to boundary [at Bris- 
tol]. Feb. 19, 1901. 3 pp. (H.rp. 2910.) 

Fleming, W. H. Report amending H. 11 102, to create eastern division 
of northern judicial district of (ieorgia, and for [terms of court at 
Athens]. Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp.2914.) 

Views of minority favoring H. 8917, to limit meaning of word 

"conspiracy" and use of restraining orders and injunctions as 
applied to disputes between employers and employees in District 
of Columbia and Territories, or engaged in conuuerce ))etween 
States, District of Columbia, and Territories, and with foreign na- 
tions. Feb. 4, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2007, pt. 2. ) 

Kerr, W. S. Report favoring H. 9281, for additional judge in 2d judicial 
[circuit]. Feb. 1,1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2634.) 

Report amending H. 13603, for 2 additional associate justices of 

Supreme Court of Oklahoma. Feb. 1, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2637. ) 

Report favoring S. 4550, for additional judge in 2d judicial circuit, 

as substitute for identical H.9281. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 
2705.) 

Lanham, S. W. T. Rejjort favoring H. 13531, to constitute new division 
of eastern judicial district of Texas, and for terms of court at Sher- 
man. Feb. 1,1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2621.) 

Littlefield, C. E. Report amending II. 13609, to incorporate Society of 
American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists. Feb. 1, 1901. 
1 p. (H.rp. 2638.) 

Report favoring H. 13396, to amend sec. 5546, Revised Statutes [rel- 
ative to designation of jail or penitentiary for prisoners, so as to 
allow removal of prisoners convicted in consular courts in foreign 
countries to United States]. Fel). 1,1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2639.) 

Report amending S. 2489, for further distrilmtion of reports of 

Supreme Court. Feb. 5, 1900 [1901]. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2704.) 

Overstreet, Jesse. Report favoring S. 5346, for clerical assistance in 
[judicial] district of Alaska. Feb. 9, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2769. ) 

Rei)ort amending H. 13843, to amend act to establish circuit courts 

of appeals [so as to give right of appeal from interlocutory orders or 
decrees relating to injunctions or receivers]. Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. 
(H.rp. 2849.) 

Ray, (t. W. Report submitting H. R. 406, that William Richardson is 
entitled to pay only from date of his election to 56th Congress; with 
views of I\Ir. Fleming, Mr. Parker, Mr. Smith of Kentucky, Mr. 
Jenkins, and Messrs. Littlefield and Kahn. Feb. 4, 1901. 51 pp. 
(H.rp. 2656.) 

Warner, Vespasian. Report amending S. 5861, for additional judge in 
northern district of Illinois. Feb. 21, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2945.) 

LIBKARY COMMITTEE 

Cummings, A. J. Report favoring H. J. R. 153, granting permission for 
mommient in Washington, I). C, in honor of Benjamin F. Ste-, 
phenson. Feb. 21, 1901. 1 p. (II. rp. 2942. ) 

Re])ort favoring 11.9707, making appropriation to aid in erection of 

monument on site of Fort Hamilton, Ohio. Feb. 21,1901. 1 p. 
(H.rp. 2943.) 

McCleary, J. T. Report favoring H. 14217, for jjurchase of bronze 
replica of statue of Rochaml)eau [by Ferdinand Hamar, for erection 
in Washington, D. C.]. Feb. 20, 1901. 3 pp. (II. rp. 2928.) 



February, 1901 141 

MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES COMMITrEE 

Chanler, W. A. Report favoring II. 18781, to provide American register 
for steamer Knteri)rise [formerly called St. Cieorg]. Feb. 6, 1901. 
3 pp. (H.rp.2734.) 

Greene, W. S. Report favoring II.187S2, to amend sec. 4427, Revised 
Statutes, relating to inspectors of hulls and boilers [so as to allow 
oyster steamers and tishing steamers in inland waters to carry per- 
sons other than crew]. Feb. 2, 1901. 1 p. (H. rj). 2(342.) 

Grosvenor, C. H. Report amending II. 18530, to provide American 
register for ship Balclutha. Feb. 25, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2962.) 

Hopkins, A. J. Report favoring H. 18970, to establish fish-hatching 
and lish-culture station at Tupelo, ]Miss. Feb. 1, 1901. 1 p. (H. 
rp. 2635.) 

Jones, W. L. Report favoring S. 5831, to provide American register for 
barkentine J. C. Pfluger. ' Feb. 1, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2619.) 

Young, J. R. Report favoring II. 14240, to provide American register 
for steam yacht May. FeV). 23, 1901. 3 i)p. (II. rp. 2949.) 

MII.ITARV ACADEMY, SELECT COMMITTEE TO INVESTKiATE HAZING AT 

Dick, Charles. Report submitting II. 14127, to aid in enforcement of 
discipline at ^Military Academy; with Testimony ui)on hazing of 
Oscar L. Booz and upon practice of hazing at academy. Feb. 9, 
1901. 20 + 1982 pp. (H.rp.2768,4pts.) 

MILITARY AFP'ATRS COMMITTEE 

Brownlow, W. P. Report favoring S. 437, for relief of Isaac McCon- 

naughay. Feb. 21, 1901. 4 pp. (H. rp.2935.) 
r Report favoring S. 5085, to correct military record of H. A. AVhite. 

Feb. 21, 1901. 5 pp. (H. rp. 2936.) 
Report amending H. 12175, to correct military record of Harrison 

Clark. Feb. 28, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2979.) 
Capron, A. B. Report amending H. 4021, to correct military record of 

Albert Boker. Feb. 1, 1901. 4 pp. (H.rp. 2618.) 
Report adverse to H. 7184, for relief of John Armstrong. Feb. 8, 

1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2753.)- 
Report amending H. 10880, to remove charge of desertion from 

Julius F. Hill, alias Franklin J. Hill. Feb. l3, 1901. 2 pp. (H. 

rp. 2892. ) 
Report amending H. 1452, to remove charge of desertion from John 

C. Weckler [alias John C. Brown]. Feb. 13, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 

2893. ) 
Each, J. J. Report adverse to H. 6550, iox relief of Calvin Johnson. 

Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. ( H. rp. 2744. ) 
Hull, J. A.T. Report submitting H. 14017, making appropriation for 

Army, 1902. Feb. 4, 1901. o pp. (H.rp. 2654.) 
Report favoring H. 18854, to amend record of (iranvillc II. Twi- 
ning. Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2851.) 
Report favoring H. 13853, to amend record of Rov V. Witter. Feb. 

12, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2852.) 
Rei)ort favoring 8. 3489, to grant right of way through Fort 

Ontario military reservation, N. Y.,to Oswego and Rome Railroad 

Company. Fef). 13, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2886. ) 
Jett, T. :M. Report amending H. 8270, for relief of Herman Von Mars- 

dorf. Feb. 2, 1901. 10 pp. (H.rp. 2650.) 



142 February, 1901 

Jett, T. M. — Continued. KL'i)ort amending H. 2440, to correct military 

record of William B. Smith. Feb. 13, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp.2891.) 
Mars^h, B. F. Report submitting H. 14176, transferring lot in Wood- 
land Cemetery to Quincv, 111. Feb. 13, 1901. 8 pp. 1 il. (H.rp. 

2888.) 
jMondell, F. W. Report amending H. 981, for marking and monumeut- 

ing of battlefield of Massacre Hill [Fort Phil Kearnv, Wvo.]. Feb. 

1, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2632.) 
Report amending H. 11346, t(j place Paul Crum on muster rolls of 

1st regiment, North Dakota Volunteer Infantry. Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. 

(H.rp. 2743.) 
Parker, R. W. Report fayoring S. 2936, authorizing appointment of 

James A. Hutton to captaincy of infantry. Feb. 12, 1901. 6 pp. 

(H.rp. 2850.) 
Report adyerse to H.631, to reai^point Warren C. Beach captain 

and place him on retired list. Feb. 14, 1901. 10 pp. (H. rp. 2895. ) 
Report fayoring 8. 425. for relief of John INI. Dayis. Feb. 14, 1901. 

8 pp. (H.rp. 2896.) 
Report adyerse to H. 6545, for relief of George A. Amies. Feb. 14, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2897.) 
Report fayoring S. 2281, for relief of Charles Stierlin. Feb. 14, 1901. 

6 pp. (H.rp. 2898.) 
Report fayoring S. 4208, for relief of George K. Bowen. Feb. 21, 

1901. 9 pp. (H.rp. 2931.) 
Steyens, F. C. Report amending H. 3771, to remoye charge of desertion 

from Ei)hraim H. Gallion. Feb. 7, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2745. ) 

XAyAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Meyer, Adolph. Report fayoring S. J. R. 115, to cause medals to lie dis- 
' tributed to certain officers and men [of Nayy and Marine Corps] 

\yho participated in War \yith Spain. Feb. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 

2899. ) 
Report amending S. 4787, to authorize appointment of Thomas Lutz 

Stitt as officer. Feb. 20, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2925.) 
Report fayoring H. 626, for relief of Jerome E. ^Nlorse. Feb. 21, 

1901. 3 pp. (H.rp. 2930.) 
Vandiyer, W. D. Report fayoring H. 4683, for relief of John G. Rose. 

Feb. 20, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2922.) 
Watson, J. E. Report amending S. 4687, for relief of Richard H. To\vn- 

ley. Feb. 25, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2963.) 
W^heeler, C. K. Report amending H. 12001, for conyeyance of WidoAys 

Island to Maine. Feb. 21,1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2940.) 

PATENTS COMMITTEE 

O'Grady, J. M. E. Rejiort fayoring H. 13109, to authorize registration 
of names of persons, firms, or corporations engaged in [interstate or 
foreign] tran.^^portation business. Feb. 7, 1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2737. ) 

I'ENSIO.NS COM.MITTEE 

Boreing, Vincent. Report amending S. 1936, to pension IMamie Craig 

Lawton. Feb. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2763.) 
Bromwell, J. H. Report amending H. 10694, to increase pension of 

Katharine J. Gilman. Feb. 1, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2624.) 



February, 1901 143 

Bromwell,.!. H. — Continued. Report amending H. 10334, to increase 

pension of Nellie T. P. Koehler. Feb. 1, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2630.) 
Report amending S. 5019, to increase pen.sion of Julia Crenshaw. 

Fel). 1, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2H31.) 
Report amending H. 12386, to increa.se pension of William N. Hall. 

Feb. 4, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2660. ) 
Report amending S. 1126, for relief [bv i)ension] of Mrs. Narcissa 

G. Short. Feb. 7, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2741.) 
Report amending H. 9843, to increa.se pension of John A. Hardy. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2800.) 
Davenport, S. W. Report amending H. 10189, to increase i)ension of 

Anna B. :McCurley. Feb. 1,1901. 2 pp. (H.rp.2622.) 
Report amending S. 1850, to increase pension of James C. Delaney. 

Feb. 7, 1901. 2 pp. (11. rp. 2739. ) 
De Graffenried, R. C. Report amending S. 5039, to increase pension of 

Lucie :\I. Mabry. Feb. 7, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2740.) 
Rei)ort amending H. 12232, to pension Hannah ^lartha Dusenberry. 

Feb. 7, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2742.) 
Rei)ort amending H. 13136, to increase pension of Ambrose Burton. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2799.) 
Loudenslager, H. C. Report favoring S. 3482, to increase pension of 

Elias M. Lynch. Feb. 8, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2756.) 
Re])ort favoring S. 3483, to increase pension of Jeremiah Jackson. 

Feb. 8, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp.2757.) 
Report amending S. 5525, to increase pension of Warren Damon. 

Feb. 8, 1901. 1 p.' (H.rp.2758.) 
Report amending S. 345, to pension Catherine L. Nixon. Feb. 8, 

1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2760.) 
Rep(jrt amending 8. 2709, to pension Marietta Elizabeth Stanton. 

Feb. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2761. ) 
Report favoring S. 5400, to pension ]\Iartin Dismukes. Feb. 8, 1901. 

2 pp. (H.rp. 2762.) 
Report amending S. 3619, to increase pension of Marv A. Colhoun. 

Feb. 8, 1901. 5 pp. (H. rp. 2764. ) 
Report amending S. 4734, to pension ]\Iary A. O'Brien. Feb. 12, 

1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2804.) 
Richardson, William. Report amending H. 7544, to increase pension of 

Florence L. Stuart. Feb. 1, 1901. 1 p. ( H. rp. 2629. ) 
Report amending H. 9539, to increase pension of Ella V. Coston. 

Feb. 2, 1901. 1 p. ( H. rp. 2646. ) 
Shelden, C. D. Report favoring H. 13158, to increase pension of Oliver 

P. Goodwin. Feb. 1, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2625. ) 
Smith, H. C. Report amending H. 13173, to increase pension of Ellen 

Pratt. Feb. 1,1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2628.) 
Report amending H. 7156, to increase pension of Juliet E. Nichols. 

F,eb.4, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2661.) 
Stallings, J. F. Report amending H. 10059, to pension Elizabeth M. 

Folds. Feb. 2, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2647.) 
Report amending H. 5850, to pension Dicev AVoodall. Fel). 4, 1901. 

1 p. (H.rp. 2662.) 
Report amending PL 12481, to increase pension of John J. Martin. 

Feb. 1 2, 1901 . 1 p. ( H . rp. 2793. ) 
Report amending H. 7321, to pension Armilda J. T>uttrell. Feb. 12, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2798.) 



144 February, 1901 

Stallings, J. P\— Coiitimied. Report aiiieiiding H. 13774, to increase pen- 
sion of Mary J . Clark. Fel ). 27, 1901 . 1 p. ( H. rp. 2973. ) 

Vreeland, E. B. Report amending H. 12236, to increase pension of 
Josefa T. Philip. Feb. 1, 1901. 1 p. ( II. rp. 2623. ) 

Report amending H. 13639, to pension Mabel H. Lazear. Feb. 1, 

1901. 2 pp. (II. rp. 2627.) 

Report amending H. 7856, to increase jiension of ^Matilda E. Law- 
ton. Feb. 4, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 26-59.) 

Report amending H. 7420, to increase i)ensi()n of Esther B. Guthrie. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2794. ) 

Report amending H. 13520, to increase ]ieiision of Cornelia Havs. 

Feb. 12, 1901 . 1 p. ( H. rp. 2796. ) 

Report amending H. 7539, to ])ension Peter J. Keleher. Feb. 12, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2797.) 

AVeeks, Edgar. Report amending H. 4625, to increase pension of James 
M. Long. Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2795.) 

Weymouth, G. W. Report amending H. 13117, to increase pension of 
Ida R. Siegfried. Feb. 1, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2626.) 

Report amending H. 12922, to increase pension of George C. Leigh- 
ton. Feb. 2, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2648.) 

Report amending H. 12940, to increase pension of Franklin Fol- 

lansbee. Fel>. 4, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2658.) 

Report favoring H. 12317, to pension Mary Tripp. Feb. 8, 1901. 

1 p. (H. rp. 2759.) 

PRINTING COMMITTEE 

Heatwole, J. P. Report favoring S. C. R. 102, to print eulogies on Cush- 
man Kellogg Davis. Feb. 9, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2772.) 

Report amending S. C. R. 63, to print list of maps relating to 

America in Library of Congress. Feb. 9, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2773.) 

Report favoring S. C. R. 101 , to print Reports of Taft Commission 

and Other Information Relating to Philippine Islands. Feb. ■ 9, 
1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2774.) 

Report favoring H. C. R. 75, to print reports on Alaska relating to 

Copper River country and Seward Peninsula, including Nome re- 
gion. Feb. 9, 1901. 'l p. (H. rp. 2775.) 

Report amending H. C. R. 64, to print Atlas of Battlefields of Chick- 

amauga, Chattanooga, and Vicinitv. Feb. 9, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 
2776.) 

Report favoring S. C. R. 52, to print 13th annual rei)()rt of commis- 
sioner of lal)or. Feb. 9, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2777. ) 

Report amending by substitute S. C. R. 72, to print special reports 

prepared by exjierts under direction of World's Columbian Com- 
mission. Feb. 9, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2778.) 

Report amending S. C. R. 32, to print annual report of major-gen- 
eral commanding Army, 1899. Feb. 9, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2779.) 

Report favoring II . C. R. 80, to print report of investigations of agri- 
cultural resources and capabilities of Hawaiian Islands. Feb. 9, 
1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2780.) 

Report amending H. J. R. 285, for printing annuallv Field Opera- 
tions of Division of Soils. Feb. 9, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2781. ) 

Report favoring S. (5. R. 86, to jirint Documentarv Historv of Con- 

stituti(m, 1787-1870. Feb. 9, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2782.) 



February, 1901 145 

Heatwole, J. p. — Coiitimied. Report favorinj; S. C. R. 75, to print llin- 
torv and Growth otrnited States Census. Feb. 9, 1901. 1 p. (II. 
rp.2783.) 

Report favoring H. C. R. 72, to print records, briefs, and arguments 

of counsel in insular tariff eases in Supreme Court. Feb. 9, 1901. 
1 p. (H.rp.2784.) 

Report favoring H. C. R. 74, to print Congressional register em- 
bracing biographies of mend)ers of Congress to 57th Congress in- 
clusive. Feb. 9, 1901. 1 p. (II. rp. 2785.) 

Report favoring II. C. R. 79, to i)rint report of Joint Committee on 

Dedication of Cliickamauga and Chattanooga National Park. Feb. 
9,1901. 1 p. (H.ri). 27.S().) 

RejMJrt favoring II. C. R. 59, to ])rint report of managers of National 

Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1900, rejjort of ins])ection of 
State homes, and record of members of home. Feb. 9, 1901. 1 p. 
(II. rp. 2787.) 

Report favoring H. C. R. 68, to print Use of Water in Irrigation, 

Feb. 9, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2788.) 

Report amending H. J. R. 292, for reprint of bulletin 80 [Experi- 
ment Stations OHice], Agricultural Kxperiment Stations of United 
States. Feb. 9, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2789. ) 

Rei)ort favoring H. C. R. 65, to print Report on Production of Pre- 
cious Metals, calendar vear 1899, and report of director of Mint, 1900. 
Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2957.) 

Report favoring H. C. R. 83, to print 4th Rejjort on Agricultural In- 

ve.stigations in Alaska. Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2958.) 

Report favoring H. C. R. 84, to print Report on Investigations of 

Agricultural Resources and Cai)abilities of Porto Rico. Feb. 25, 
1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2959.) 

Report favoring H. C. R. 85, to print Report on Work and Expendi- 
tures of Agricultural Experiment Stations, 1900. Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. 
(H.rp. 2960. ) 

Report favoring H. J. R. 306, concerning jirinting of [parts of] an- 
nual report of Geological Survey [which relate to Ihydrography, for- 
estrv, and mining and mineral resources] . Feb. 25, 1901 . 1 p. (H. 
rp. 2961.) 

Report favoring S. C. R. 107, to print Review of World's Commerce, 

1900, and Commercial Relations, 1900. Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. ( H. rp. 
2964. ) 

Report favoring S. C. R. 42, to print 2d report of Board on Geo- 
graphic Names. Feb. 25. 1901. 1 p. (H. rp.2965.) 

Report amending H. J. R. 249, for pul)lication of report of board of 

management of Government exhibit at Tennessee Centennial Expo- 
sition. Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2966.) 

Report amending H. J. R. 259, to regulate distribution of public 

documents to Librarv of Congress for its own use and for interna- 
tional exchange. Feb. 25, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2967.) 

Report amending by substitute H. C. R. 81, to print digest of con- 
tested election cases in House of Representatives from 1st to 56th 
Congress. Feb. 25, 1901. 1 !>. (H.rp. 2968.) 

PKIV.\TE LAND CLAIMS COM.M ITTICE 

Packer, H. B. Report favoring H. 9117, to confirm [Arroyo de San 
Lorenzo grant] N. Mex. [to representatives of Antonio Chaves] ; with 
views of minority. Feb. 8,1901. 16 pp. (H. rp. 2752.) 



146 February, 1901 

I'lBLlC BLILDINCiS AMJ CKOINDS COMMITIKK 

Mercer, I). II. Report amending S. C. R-^-^, to ai)point conuuittee to 
investijrate site for hall of records in District of ("(ilaiiil)ia. Feb. 2, 
1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2(J4H.) 

Report ainendinfr II. 1.S947, increasing limit of cost of certain public 

buil.lin<rs. Feb. 4, 1901. S pp. ( H. rp. 2(363. ) 

Report amending ]>y substitute H. 9709, for municii)al building in 

Washington, I). C. Feb. 5, 1901. 3 pp. (H. rp. 270(3.) 

Report submitting H. 140(34, for building for Sujtreme Court [etc.], 

a.** sulMitute for H. 3724 and 8855. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 

2707.) 
Report favoring H. 13776, to deliver to mayor of Baltimore, Md., 

Ionic columns [in custom-house]. Feb. 6, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2736.) 
Report amending S. 2(310, to authorize purchase of [old] Corcoran 

Art (iallery, Washington, D.C. Feb. 8, 1901. 6 pp. (H.rp. 2767.) 

I'LBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE 

Eddy, F. M. Report amending H. 14191, authorizing Attorney-General 
to appear in suits bv States relative to school lands [where interests 
of In.lians are involved]. Feb. 23, 1901. 2 pp. (II. rp. 2948.) 

Mondell, F. W. Report submitting H. 14280, to authorize construction 
of hydraulic works for making waters of arid region available for 
irrigation, as substitute for H. 12230; with views of Mr. Lacev. 
Fel). 25, 1901. 9 pp. (H. rp. 2954.) [Corrected 2d print was 
issued.] 

RAILWAYS AXD CANALS COMMITTEE 

Davidson, J. H. Report sul>mitting H. 14261, to incorjiorate Lake Erie 
and Ohio River Ship Canal Company, as substitute for H. 1067. 
Feb. 22, 1901. 80 pp. (H. rp. 2946.) 

Rei)ort amending II. J. R. 307, to appoint commission to examine 

and rejKirt upon route fcjr waterwav to connect Chesapeake and 
Delaware bays. Feb. 22, 1901. 3 pp. (H. rp. 2947.) 

REVISION OF LAWS COMMIITEE 

Warner, Vespasian. Report amending. S. 5573, to amend act making 
further provisions for civil government for Alaska [in respect to 
school moneys]. Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2854.) 

KIVKKS AND HARBORS COMMITTEE 

Morris, Page. Report amending H. 12327, to amend act granting to 
railroads right of way through public lands [so as to include lands 
in. Minnesota at heailwaters of Mississippi River withdrawn for 
reservoir purposes]. Feb. 1, 1901. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2636. ) 

RILES COMMITTEE 

Dalzell, John. Report amending II. R. 429, authorizing special com- 
mittee to investigate appointment and pavment of House emjjlovees. 
Feb. 23, 1901. 1 p. (11. rp. 2950.) 

TERRITORIES COMMiriEE 

Brick, A. L. Report amending II. 13770, for delegate from Alaska to 
House of Representatives [and] defining citizen>hip and (lualifica- 
tions of electors. Feb. 5, 1901. 7 pp. (II. rp. 26(35. ) 



February, 1901 147 

Knox, W. 8. Report snbinittinj,' H. 142:iS, to extend present sesnion of 
legislative Assenil)lv of Arizona. Feh. 20, H>01. 2 pj). (II. rp. 
292(5. ) 

Report amending S. 5928, relating to retirement of Hawaiian tann- 
age and eiirreney. Fel». 21, 1901. 4 pj). ( II. rp. 2941.) 

WAK CLAIMS eoM.MnTEK 

Gibson, U.K. Ke})ort favoring II. 794.S, to anthorize reimbursement of 

officers and men of Army and Navy [in War witb Spain] for niedieal 

expenses imurreil during leave or furlough. Feb. 1, 1901. 1 p. 

(H. rp. 2fil7.) 
Report submitting II. H. 4(«, to refer II. 8986, for relief of Frank (i. 

Mix, heir of Simon II. Mix, to Court of Claims. Feb. 4, 1901. 1 p. 

(H. rp. 2651.) 
Report submitting H. R. 404, to refer II. 11799, for relief of William 

E. Cununin, to Court of Claims. Feb. 4, 1901. 1 p. ( H. rp. 2652. ) 
Report .submittinir II. R. 405, to refer 11. 9798, for relief of Nancy 

Gnagg, to Court of Claims. Veh. 4, 1901 . 1 j). ( II. rp. 2653. ) 

\VAV.S AND MEANS COMMIITEE 

Grosvenor, C. II. Report favoring H. 12897, to extend [to Honolulu] 
privileges in relation to immediate transportation. Feb. 2, 1901. 
1 p. (H. rp.2640.) 

Payne, S. E. Report favoring II. Iol9o, to amend sec. 5153, Revised 
Statutes [so as to allow dei)Osit in designated national banks of 
receij)Ls from dutie.s on imports in Alaska and insular pos.sessions]. 
Feb. 20, 1901 . 2 pp. ( H . rj). 2929. ) 

Reix)rt adverse to H. R. 422, calling for information relating t(j tax 

on Russian sugars imjiorted to this country. Feb. 26, 1901. 1 p. 
(H. rp. 2969.) 

SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE 

Note. — These volumes, which have been previmisly iiutilislied iimnhnnnrl form 
or in one or more eloth eilitions, ari' now ii>r the first lime ready lor ilistrihution 
in .sheep binding. The number in blaek-faeed type apiieiided to tlie description 
of each vohime i.s the .serial number in the set of Congressional documents, In 
continuation of the system adopted in the Checklist of Public Documents issued 
by this office. 

55th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 25. No. 247; Mexican 
Boundary Commission atlas. [3614] 

55th Congre.ss, 3d session. House docinnents, v. 6. No. 2; Reports of 
War Department, 1898; Engineers, pt. 3. [3748] 

Same, v. 52. No. 314; War of Rebellion, series 2, v. 8. [3794] 

Same, v. 56. No. 101; Geological Survey monographs, v. 31, Geol- 
ogy of Aspen mining di.strict, Colo., atlas. [3798] 

Same, v. 77. No. 266, pt. 2; Connnercial Relati<jn.s, 1898, v. 2. 

[3819] 

Same, v. 78. No. 270; Weather Bureau report, 1898, meteorological 

tables, 1897. [3820] 
Same, v. 79. Nos. 271-275; Memorial a<ldres.«es on Nelson Dingley, 

John Simpkins, William F. Love, Stephen A. Northvvav, Edward 

D.Cooke. [3821] 

Same, v. 80. No. 276; Treaties in force, 1899. [3822] 

Same, v. 81. No. 286; Naval War Records, series 1, v. 8. [3823] 

Same, v. 85, 86. No. .301; Labor Department, 13th annual report, 

1898, 2 V. [3827. 3828] 



148 February, 1901 

55th Congress, 3d sess^ion— Continued. House documents, v. 87. Nos. 
302-304; Geological Survey bulletins 157-159. [3829] 

Same, v. 88. Nos. 305, 306; Geological Survey bulletins 160, 161. 

[3830J 

Same, v. 90. Xo. 308; Fish Connnission Imlletin, v. 18, 1898. 

[3832] 

Same, v. 91. 'So. 309, pt. 1; Smithsonian Institution report, 1898. 

[3833] 

Same, v. 92. No. 309, pt. 2; National Museum report, 1898. [3834] 

56th Congress, 1st session. Senate reports, v. 1. Nos. 1-224; miscella- 
neous. [3886] 

House reports, V. 1. Nos. 1-245; miscellaneous. [4021] 

Same, v. 2. Nos. 246-486; miscellaneous. [4022] 

President of United States 

Message recommending that thanks of Congress be given William T. 
Sampson and officers and men under his command for highly dis- 
tinguished conduct in campaign on Cuban coast resulting in destruc- 
tion of Spanish fleet at Santiago de Cul)a, July 3, 1898. Feb. 14, 1901. 
2 pp. (S. doc. 166. ) 

Special session of Senate [Mar. 4, 1901] proclamation. [1901.] 1 p. f° 

Agriculture, Department of 

Note.— Those publications of the Department of Agriculture which are for sale, 
except those of the Weather Bureau, will be supplied by the Superintendent of 
Documents, Union Building-, Washington, D. C. For the unpriced publications 
application should be made to the Secretary of Agriculture. The Department 
has no list of addresses to which all its publications are sent. It issues a monthly- 
list of publications, which is mailed to all applicants, enabling them to .select 
such reports and bulletins as interest them. 

Foreign markets for American agricultural products, testimony of Frank 
H. Hitchcock before Industrial Coinmissi(m. 1901. 53 pp. (Re- 
port 67. ) ^•'^'^ 

ACCOUNTS AND DISBURSEMENTS DIVISION 

Report of chief, 1900, bv F. L. Evans; from reports, Department of Agri- 
culture. 1900 [1901]. iii + 233-263 pp. 

AGROSTOLOGY DIVISION 

[Cooperative grass and forage plant investigations Avith State experiment 
stations.] Nov. 20, 1900 [published 1901]. 16 pp. (Agriculture, 
Dept. of. Circular 8 revised. ) 

Grasses in Elliott's Sketch of Botanv of South Carolina and Georgia. 
[1901.] 12 pp. 4 il. (Circular 29.) 

Report of agrostologist, 1900, bv F. Lamson-Scribner; from reports. De- 
partment of Agriculture. 1900 [1901]. iii + 83-90 pp. 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Directions for use of blackleg vaccine; bv Victor A. Norgaard. Apr. 21, 
1900 [reprint 1901]. 8 pp. 3 il. (Circular 23, 2d revision. ) 



February, 1901 149 

Report of chief, 1900, bv D. E. Salmon; from reports, Department of 
Agricultmv. 1900 [1901]. ii + 211-231 pp. 

Report [of employee^?, expenditures, etc., under sec. 11 of act establish- 
ing Inireau] 1900. Jan. 17, 1901. 84 pp. (S. doc. 96.) 

Standard varieties of chicken.s; l)v (jeorge E. Howard. [3d edition.] 
Jan. IS99 [reprint 1901]. 48 pp. 42 il. (Farmers' bulletin 51.) 

DAIHY DIVISION 

Dairy herd, its formation and management, by Henry E. Alvord; re- 
printed with revision from Yearbook, 1894. Apr. 1897 [reprint 
1901]. 24 pp. (Farmers' bulletin 55.) 

Officials, as.sociations, and educational institutions connected with dairy 
interests of United States for 1901. Feb. 23, 1901. 8 pp. (Animal 
Industry Bureau. Circular 33.) 

BIOLOGICAL SURVEY DIVISION 

Directions for destruction of prairie dogs. Feb. 21, 1901. 2 pp. (Cir- 
cular 32.) 

Report of acting chief, 1900, bv T. 8. Palmer; from reports, Department 
of Agriculture. 1900 [1901]. ii 4- 35-18 pp. 

Results of biological survey of Mount Shasta, Cal. ; by C Hart Merriam. 
Oct. 28, 1899 [reprint 1901]. 179 pp. 46 il. 5 pi.' (North American 
Fauna 16.) *20c 

BOTANY^ DIVISION 

Report of botanist, 1900, bv Frederick V. Coville; from reports. Depart- 
ment of Agriculture. 1900 [1901]. iii ^ 91-101 pp. 

SEED .\XD PLANT INTRODUCTION SECTION 

Note. — This section has been made independent of the Division of Botany. See 
page 151. 

CHEMISTRY^ DIVISION 

Report of chemist, 1900, by H. W. AVilev; from reports, Department of 

Agriculture. 1900 [1901]. ii -r- 17-26 pp. 
Sunflower plant, its cultivation, composition, and uses; bv Harvev W. 

Wiley. 1901. 31 pp. 2 il. 1 pi. (Bulletin 60.) ' " *5c 

ENTOMOLOGY^ DIVISION 

Report of entomologist, 1900, l)v L. O. Howard; from reports, Depart- 
ment of Agriculture. 1900 [1901]. iii + 27-34 pp. 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Agriculture. 3d report of Committee on Methods of Teaching Agricul- 
ture [made to Association of American Agricultural Colleges and 
Experiment Stations, Nov. 15, 1898]. [Nov. 21, 1898, reprint 1901.] 
7 pp. (Circular 39.) 

Farmers' reading courses, abridgment of Bulletin 72; by L. H.Bailey. 
1900 [reprint 1901]. 20 pp. (Farmei-s' bulletin 109.) 

Fowls, care and feeding; by G. C. Watson. 1896 [reprint 1901]. 24 pp. 
4 il. (Farmers' bulletin 41.) 



150 February, 1901 

Irrigation. Duty of water in Nebraska, by 0. V. P. Stout; Duty of water 
under Amity Canal, by Th(jinas Berry; Duty of water in Wyoming, 
V^y C. T. Joh"ni^tf)n; Duty of water in Gallatin Valley, by Samuel For- 
tier; Duty of water on Big Cottonwood Creek, Utah, by R. C. Gem- 
mell; Duty of water under Logan and Richmond Canal, by George 
L. Swendsen; Duty of water as related to irrigation problems of Boise 
Valley, Idaho, bv b. W. Ross: from bulletin SB. [1901.] iv + 149- 
248 pp. 5 il. 28 pi. 5 maps. ([Publication] 871. ) 

Irrigation investigations in California, under direction of Elwood 

^lead, assisted l)y William E. Smythe, Marsden Manson, J. M. Wil- 
son, Charles D. Marx, Frank Soule, C. E. Grunsky, Edward M. Boggs, 
and James D. Schuyler [preliminary report]. Jan. 24, 1901. 73 pp. 
(S. doc. 108.) 

Irrigation laws of northwest Territories of Canada and of Wyoming, 

with discussions bv J. S. Dennis, Fred Bond, and J. M. Wilson. 1901. 
90 pp. 3 pi. 3 maps. ( Bulletin 96. ) *10c 

Use of water for irrigation in Texas; Use of water in irrigation in 

Pecos Valley, by W. M. Reed; Use of water in irrigation in Arizona, 
bv W. H. Code; Duty of water under Gage Canal, Riverside, Cal., by 
W. Irving: from bulletin 86. [1901.] iv + 88-148 pp. 16 pi. 8 maps. 
([Publication] 870.) 

Use of water in irrigation; from bulletin 86. [1901.] iv + 15-82 

pp. 18 il. 25 pi. ( [Publication] 369. ) 

Contents: 

Discharge records, Computation of, and preparation of diagrams; by C.T. Johnston. 
Investigations, Discussion of; by Elwood Mead. 

Use of water in irrigation in W^yoming and its relation to ownership 

and distribution of natural supply; by B. C. Buffum. 1900 [reprint 
1901]. 56 pp. 8 pi. (Bulletin 81.) nOc 

Nutrition investigations at University of Illinois, North Dakota Agricul- 
tural College,'and Lake ErieCollege, Ohio, 1896-1900; by H. S. Grind- 
lev and J.L. Sammis, E. F. Ladd, and Isabel Bevier and Elisabeth 
C.'Sprague. 1900 [1901]. 42 pp. (Bulletin 91.) *5c 

Report of director, 1900, by A. C. True; from reports, Department of Agri- 
culture. 1900 [1901]. ii + 165-210 pp. 

FOREIGN MARKETS SECTION 

Our foreign trade in agricultural products, 1891-1900; bj' Frank H. 

Hitchcock. 1900 [1901]. 61pp. (Bulletin 23.) *5c 

Report of chief, 1900, by Frank II. Hitchcock; from reports. Department 

of Agriculture. 1900 [1901]. iii + 265-272 pp. 

FORESTRY DIVISION 

Practical assistance to farmers, lumbermen, and others in handling 

forest lands. [Oct. 8, 1898, reprint 1901.] 5 pp. (Circular 21. ) 
Press bulletin 11; Jan. 80, 1901. 1 p. narrow large 8° 

GARDENS AND GROUNDS DIVISION 

Report, 1900, by B. T. Galloway; from reports. Department of Agricul- 
ture. 1900 [1901]. ii +273-278 pp. 

LIBRARY 

Accessions to Department library, Oct. -Dec. 1900. Feb. 1901. 28 1. 

(Library bulletin 84. ) *5c 

Report of librarian, 1900, l)y W. P. Cutter; from reports, Department of 

Agriculture. 1900 [1901]. ii + 111-112 pp. 



February, 1901 151 

POMOLOGY DIVISION 

Report of aetinjj poiiiolojii^t, 1900, bv Win. A. Taylor; from reports, De- 
partment of A>rnculturc. 1900 "[1901]. ii + 59-63 pp. 

PUBLIC ROAD INQUIRIES OFFICE 

Report of director, 1900, l)v Martiu Dodge; from reports, Department of 
Agriculture. 1900 [ 1 901 ] . ii - 279-291 pp. 

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

Monthly list of publications [of Department of Agriculture], Feb. 1901. 

4 pp. ( [Publication] 400. ) 
Sheep, hogs, and horses in the Pacific Northwest. 1900 [reprint 1901]. 

28 pp. 2 11. (Farmers' bulletin 117.) [See for contents catalogue 

for May, 1900, page 353.] 

SEED AND PLANT INTRODUCTION SECTION 

Note. — This section was formerly subordinate to the Division of Botany. 

Best horse-radish varieties of Europe, and methods of cultivation. [Dec. 
24, 1900, published 1901.] 8 pp. 4 il. (Circular 1.) 

STATISTICS DIVISION 

Crop Reporter, v. 2, no. 9; Jan. 1901. 8 pp. 4" [:Monthly.] 
Estimates of Russian crops. Feb. 5, 1901. 11 pp. 1 il. (Circular 14.) 

VEGETABLE PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY DIVISION 

Peach vellows and peach rosette; bv Erwin F. Smith. 1894 [reprint 

1901]. 20 pp. 7 il. (Farmers' bulletin 17.) 
Wakker's hvacinth germ, i^seudomonas hvacinthi Wakker; by Erwin F. 

Smith. ' Feb. 21, 1901. 45 pp. 6 il. 1 pi. (Bulletin 26.) *5c 

AVEATHER BUREAU 

XoTE. — For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Meteorological chart of Great Lakes, summarv for season of 1900, v. 3, 

no. 10 [9]; by Alfred J. Henry and Norman B. Conger. 1901. 23 

pp. 14 pp. of maps, large 4" 
Note. — Relates to storms, precipitation, fog, ice, and wrecks on the Great Lakes. 
Monthly Weather Review, v. 28, no. 12, Cleveland Abbe, editor; Dec. 

1900. Feb. 19, 1901. p. 527-583, 1 il. 1 pi. 10 pp. of pi. and maps, 

4" 10c single copy, $1.00 a yr 

Note.— Summary of weather and river and flood reports from all parts of the 

United -States, with notes covering other countries and various topics of meteor- 
ology. Special articles are — 

Atmosphere, Circulatory movements in; by V.Bjerknes. 

Line integrals in; by F. H. Bigelow. 

Kite corps, Records by, at Bayonne, N. J.; by W. H. Mitchell. 

Mars, People of: by C. F. Talman. 

Meteorology, Recent papers bearing on; by W. F. R. Phillips. 

Weather conditions, Monthly statement of average, for December; by E. B. Gar- 
riot t. 

Yerby, M. H.; by F. P. Chaffee. 

Protection of food products from injurious temperatures; by H. E. Wil- 
liams. 1901. 26 pp. (Farmers' bulletin 125.) 

Snow and ice bulletin, Feb. 5-26, 1901. 19 X 12 in. [AVeekly during 
winter. ] 

Weather map, Feb. 1-28, 1901. 19 x 24 in. [Daily.] 



152 February, 1901 



Interior Department 

Note.— The Decisions of the Deprtrtment of the Interior in pension cases are 
issued in slips and in sitriiatnres, tiiid the Decisions inland cases are issued in 
signatures, both beiuff published later in bound volumes at prices ranging from 
S1.05 to S1.-45 per volume. Subscribers may deposit SI. 00 in the Department and 
receive the contents of a volume of the Decisions of either kind in scjiarate parts 
as thev are issued. Of the Land Decisions usually two volumes are issued yearly, 
while "the Pension-Decision volumes appesir at longer intervals, sometimes more 
than two years apart. 

Ala.sika. Letter recominending appropriation for relief of destitute 
natives of Alaska. Feb. 20, 1901. 3 pp. (S. doc. 178. ) 

Barnes, Cassius ]\I. Estimate of appropriation [to pay traveling expenses 
of Barnes]. Feb. 4, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 410.)' 

Decisions [of Department and General Land Office] relating to public 
lands, V. 30, [signatures] 24-26, published separately, p. 369-416. 

C^OTlf.GTltS * 

Alaskan lands; sec. 12-14, act of Mar. 3, 1891, p. 397. 

Forest reservation: act of .Tune 4, 1897; amendatory act of June 6, 1900. p. 377. 

Fort Buford abandoned military reservation; su-t of May 19, 1900, p. 394. 

Homestead; qualiticutions; Indian allottee; act of July 4, 1884, p. 375. 

Homestead settler; (puilitication; ownership of land, p. 370. 

Mining claim; act of June :i, 1878. p. 407. 

Railroad graiit; indemnity withdrawal; sec. 3, act of July 2, 1864, p. 403. 

Railroad land; erroneous certitication: act of Sept. 29, 1890, p. 410. 

Railroad lands; sec. rt. act of Mar. 3, 1887, p. 388. 

Records; commissioner General Land Office, p. 415. 

Right of way; act of May 14, 1896, p. 382. 

2d homestead entries; act of June 5, 1900, p. 374. 

State selections: selections in excess of grant, p. 369. 

Swamp lands; Klamath Indian Reservation, p. 39.'>. 

Pine. Conference between Secretary of Literior and members of Min- 
nesota delegation in Congress to ascertain better method for sale and 
disposal of pine timber on Indian reservations in that State, Jan. 19, 
23, 1901. 41 pp. 

Report. Annual reports, 1899; report of commissioner of education, 
v. 2. [See Education Bureau.] 

Same, 1900; Indian affairs, report of commissioner. [See Indian 

Bureau.] 

Stevens, John L. Estimate of [deficiency in] appropriation for settlers 
on Des Moines River lands [to pay Stevens, commissioner]. Feb. 6, 
1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 421.) 

Wichita Indians. Communication relative to appropriation to provide 
payment under decree of Court of Claims in matter of Choctaw Na- 
tion and Chickasaw Nation v. United States and Wichita and affili- 
ated bands of Indians. Feb. 26, 1901. 9 pp. (S. doc. 191. ) 

CENSUS OFFICE 

Census Ijulletin 47-57 [12th census]. 4" 

Contents: 

Indian Territory, I'opulation of, bv nations and reservations. No. 56. Feb. 8, 

1901. 4 pp. 
South Dakota, I'opulation of, by counties and minor civil divisions. No. 47. Feb. 

1, 1901. 14 pp. 
States, Territories, and counties, Area in square miles of. No. 57. Feb. 23, 1901. 

n pp. 
Tennessee, Population of, by counties and minor civil divisions. No. 48. Feb. 1, 

1901. 16 pp. 
Texas, Population of, by counties and minor civil divisions. No. 49. Feb. 4, 

1901. 20 pp. 
Utah, Population of, by counties and minor civil divisions. No. 50. Feb. 4, 1901. 

7 pp. 
Virginia, Population of, by counties and minor civil divisions. No. 51. Feb. 6, 

1901. 12 pp. 



February, 1901 153 

Census bulletin — Continued. 

Co»^c»^s— Continued. 

Wiishinston, Population of, bv counties and minor civil divisions. No. 52. Feb. 

f), litOl. 10 pp. 
West Virginia. Population of, bv counties and minor civil divisions. No. 53. Feb. 

7, 1901. 8 pp. 
Wisconsin. Population of, bv counties and minor civil divisions. No. .")4. Feb. 7, 

1901. 17 pp. 
Wvoming. Population of. bv counties and minnr civil divisions. No. .55. Feb. 8, 
i90I. 4 pp. 
Crop card; [Instructions for punchingcrop cards]. [2(1 edition.] [1901.] 
7 pp. 4" 

EDUCATION BUREAU 

Note.— Sueb publications of this Bureau as arc in print may be had lu'ratui- 
tously by adilressing the Conimissioner of Education. The separates from the 
Coininissiiiiier's report, however, with a few excei)tions, are now issued in lim- 
ited editions of 500 copies, which are retained by the Bureau for reference and 
loan purposes and are not available for distribution. 

Agricultural and mechanical colleges. 1900 [1901 J. p. 17o7-88. (Re- 
port, 1899, chapter 39. ) 

Alaska. Introduction of domestic reindeer into Alaska. 1900 [1901]. 
p. 1403-82. (Report, 1899, chapter 32.) 

Report on education in Alaska. 1900 [1901]. p. 1373-1402. (Re- 
port, 1899, chapter 31.) 

Canada. Education in Canada. 1900 [1901]. p. 1345-65. (Report, 
1899, chapter 29.) 

Commercial and business schools. 1900 [1901]. p. 2163-99. (Report, 
1899, chapter 43. ) 

Consular reports. 1900 [1901]. p. 1433-57. (Report, 1899, chapter 
33.) 

Crime. Education and crime. 1900 [1901]. p. 1249-1343. (Report, 
1899, chapter 28.) 

Current questions. 1900 [1901 ] . p. 1475-90. (Report, 1 899, chapter 35. ) 

Defective classes. Statistics of schools for defective classes. 1900 [1901] . 
p. 2235-55. (Report, 1899, chapter 46.) 

Gymnastics. Swedish gvmnastics. 1900 [1901]. p. 1209-26. (Report, 
1899 [chapter 26].) " 

Higher education. Institutions for higher education. 1900 [1901]. 
p. 1559-1674. (Report, 1899, chapter 37.) 

Kindergartens. Statistics of public kindergartens. 1900 [1901]. p. 
2257-62. (Report, 1899, chapter 47.) 

Manual and industrial training. 1900 [1901]. p. 2139-62. (Report, 
1899, chapter 42.) 

Necrologvfor 1898. 1900 [1901]. p. 2471-96. (Report, 1899, chapter 
49.)' 

Negroes. Education of colored race. 1900 [1901]. p. 2201-25. (Re- 
port, 1899, chapter 44. ) 

Future of colored race. 1900 [1901]. p. 1227-48. (Report, 1899 

[chapter 27].) 

Normal schools. Contributions to history of normal schools in United 
States. 1900 [1901]. p. 2263-2470. "(Report, 1899, chapter 48. ) 

Statistics of normal schools. 1900 [1901]. p. 1789-1842. Report, 

1899, chapter 40. ) 

Portable school buildings; Education in foreign countries. 1900 [1901] 
p. 2497-2509, 2 il. (Report, 1899, chapters 50, 51.) 

Professional schools. Statistics of professional and allied schools. 1900 
• [1901]. p. 1675-1735, 2 il. (Report, 1899, chapter 38.) 

11165— No. 74 5 



154 February, 1901 

Keforin schools. Statistics of reform schools. 1900 [1901]. p. 2227-33. 

(Report, 1899, chapter 45.) 
Report of commissioner, 1899. 1900 [1901]. v. 2, viii + 1249-2518 pp. 
(Whole no. 261 ; Interior Dept., Rei)()rts, 1899; H. doc. 5, 56th Cong. 
1st sess.) *9dc 

XoTK. — For contents of chapters 2S-51 , comi)osing this volume, see entries in this 
catrtlofrue for sepanito prints of these chapters. 

School systems. Statistics of city school systems. 1900 [1901]. p. 

1491-1558. (Report, 1899, chapter 36.) 
Secondary schools. Statistics of secondary schools. 1900 [1901]. p. 

1843-2138. (Report, 1899, chapter 41 . )"' 
South. William Preston Johnston's work for a new South. 1900 [1901] . 

p. 1367-71. (Report, 1899, chapter 30.) 
Uniyersities. List of foreign uniyersities. 1900 [1901]. p. 1459-73. 

(Report, 1899, chapter 34.) 

FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES COMMISSION 

Agreement between commission and Choctaw and Chickasaw nations. 
Feb. 23, 1901. 16 pp. (H. doc. 490.) 

GENERAL LAND OFFICE 

Coal-land law and regulations thereunder, July 31, 1882, reprint, \yith 

extract from circular of Aug. 7, 1895, and circular of June 27, 1900. 

[1901.] 13 pp. 
Employees. Circular, employees of office becoming interested in public 

laiids. Feb. 5, 1901. 1 p. 
Forest reseryations. Com])ilation of- laws, and regulations ami decisions 

thereunder, relating to creation and administration of forest re- 

seryes. Noy. 6, 1900 [published 1901]. 64 pp. 
Public lands. Circular showing manTier of proceeding to obtain title to 

jtublic lands under homestead, desert land, and other laws. July 

11, 1899 [reprint 1901]. 328 pp. 
Estimate of deficiency ai)propriation for public land seryice. Feb. 

14,1901. 3 pp. (H. doc. 463.) 
Repayments. Instructions [to registers and receiyers] goyerning repay- 
ments [of fee, commissions, and excess and purchase money]. Jan. 

22, 1901. 6 pp. 
Rej)ort of commissioner [with detailed statement of business by divisions 

and surveying districts, 1900]. 1900 [1901]. 540 pp. " (Interior 

Dept. Kei)orts, 1900.) 
Saline lands. Circular, instructions concerning acquisition of title to 

saline lauds midcr act extending mining laws to saline lands. Feb. 

13, 1901. 1 p. 
Tind)er. [Circular] P [to registers and receivers, rules and regulations 

for i>rotection of tindjer upon i)u))Iic lands covered l)y homestead or 

preemjjtion entries]. Dec. 15, 1885 [reprint 19()1]. [2] I. 

Maps 

Note.— The (ieiUT.-il Land Ollice publishes n larji-i' irciieral inai> of the Uniteil 
States, uliicli is sold at so ct'uts; and also st'i>arato maps of the States and Terri- 
tories in which pulilic lands art' to be found, which are .sold at I'J cents pt'r sheet. 
California, Florida, and .\laska are in 2 sheets each, .\ddress tlie chief clerk of 
the Departnu'iit of the Interior, The nmps of forest reserves are for official use 
only, and not for sale or distribution. 

Map of Big Horn forest reserve, Wyo. Scale 3 m.=l in. 1900. 22.65 
X 20.4 in. 



February, 1901 ' 155 

Map of Crow Creek forest reserve, Wyo. Scale 60 chains =1 in. [1901.] 

23.4 X 18.4 in. 
[Prescott forest reserve, Ariz.] Scale 60 chains = 3.7 in. [1900.] 20.6 

X 15.5 in. 
Stanislaus forest reserve, Cal. Scale 3 in. = l in. 1900. 13 X 17.4 in. 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note. — The pulilications of the United .States Gcolof^ical Survey iiiehide annual 
re|>orts iiiid Water-supply unci Irrigation Papers, whieli are intended for free dis- 
tribution; and Monog-raphs, Bulletins, and folios of the (JeoloKic Athis of the 
Tniteil Slates, which are sold at prices ranging from 5e to f 11.00 each. Address 
the Director of the Geological Survey, Wa.shington. For topographic sheets see 
belo)v. 

Abstract of petitions, memorials, re(]uests, and estimates relating to ope- 
rations of hvdrographic branch of survey. Feb. 8, 1901. 71 pp. 
(S. doc. 152.) 

Geologic atlas of United States, Colfax folio, Cal. Library edition. 

1900 [1901]. 10 pp. 4 maps, large 4° (Folio 66.) 25c 

Same, Danville folio, Ill.-Ind. Library edition. 1900 [1901]. 10 pp. 

2 il. 1 pi. 3 maps, large 4° (Folio 67.) 25c 

Same, Walsenburg folio, Colo. Library edition. 1900 [1901]. 6 pp. 

6 maps, 2 pp. of pi. large 4" (Folio 68. ) 25c 

Production of aluminum and bauxite in 1899; from Mineral Resources, 

calendar year 1899. 1900 [1901]. 9 pp. large 8° 
Production of cement in 1899; from ^Mineral Resources, calendar year 

1899. 1901. 23 pp. 1 il. large 8" 
Contents: 

American rock cement; by Uriah Cummings. 

Portland cement; by S. B. Newberry, 

Production of zinc in 1899, bv Charles Kirchhoff ; from Mineral Resources, 
calendar year 1899. 1901. 22 pj). large 8° 

TopograpJiic sheets 

Note. — The Geological Survey is making a topographic map of the United 
States, The sheets of which it is composed are projected without reference to 
political divisions, and are designated bv.some jjrominent feature f()un(l on them. 
Three scales are used, 1:62,.500, 1:125,000, and 1:250,000. These correspond, ap- 
proximately, to Imile, 2miles, and 1 miles to 1 linearinch on the map. Thesize, 
unless otherwise given, is about 17,5 inches in height by 11,5 to 16 inches in width, 
exclusive of the margin, the width varying with the latitude, A description of 
the topographic map is printed on the reverse of each sheet catalogued below. 

.Vlxiut oin'-tifth of the area of the country has been mapped, nearly every State 
being represented. Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Jersey, and 
the District of Columbia are completely mapi)ed. Sheets of the regular size are 
sold by the Survey at 5c each; but in lots ol 100 or more copies, whether of the 
same sheet or of different sheets, the price is 2c each, 

Arizona, Chino sheet, lat. 35°-36°, long. 112°-113°. Scale 1:250,000, 

contour interval 250 ft. Edition of Nov. 1891, reprinted Dec. 1900. 
Arkansas. Little Rock sheet, lat. 34° 30^-35°, long. 92°-92° .30^ Scale 

1 : 125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Sept. 1893, reprinted 

July, 1900. 
California, >hirysvi lie sheet, lat. .39°-.39° 30^ long. 121° 30^-122°. Scale 

1 : 125,000, "contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Jan. 1895, reprinted 

Dec. 1900. 

Colorado, Huerfano Park sheet, lat. 37° 30^-38°, long. 105°-105° 30'. 

Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 25, 50, and 100 ft. ' Edition of Mar. 

1892, reprinted Dec. 1900. 
Georgia, Suwanee sheet, lat. 34°-34° 30^ long. 84°-84° 30^ Scale 

1 : 125, 000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Feb. 1894, reprinted 

Dec. 1900. 
Illinois-Indiana, Danville quadrangle, lat. 40°-40° 15', long. 87° 30'-87°- 

45^. Scale 1 : 62,500, contom- interval 10 ft. Edition of Nov. 1900. 



156 February, 1901 

Indian Territory, Atoka quadranjrle, lat. 84°-34° 30', lon^. 96°-96° 30^ 

Scale 1 : 125," 000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Oct. 1900. 
Indian Territory, Canadian (inadranjile, lat. 35°-.35° 30^ long. 95° 30'-96°. 

Scale 1 : 12o,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Dec. 1900. 
Indian Territory, Oknnilgee quadrangle, lat. 35° 30'-36°, long. 95° 30^-96°. 

Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Dec. 1900. 
Indian Territory, Wewoka quadrantrle, lat. 35°-35° 30', long. 96°-96° 

30'. Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Nov. 1900. 
Kansas-Missouri, Atchi.son sheet, lat. 39° 30'-40°, long. 95°-95° 30'. 

Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Oct. 1893, re- 
printed Aug. 1900. 
Kentucky-Virginia, Whitesburg sheet, lat. 37°-37° .30', long. 82° 30'-83°. 

Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of [Mar. 1892, re- 
printed Aug. 1900. 
Maine, Waterville sheet, lat. 44° 30°-44° 4-5', long. 69° 30'-69° 45'. 

Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of July, 1892, re- 
printed Aug. 1900. 
Maryland-West Virginia, Oakland quadrangle, lat. 39° 15'-39° 30', long. 

79° 15'-79° 30'. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of 

Aug. 1900. 
Massachusetts - New York - Connecticut, Housatonic quadransfle, lat. 

42°-42° 30', long. 73°-73° 30'. Scale 1: 125,000, contour interval 

40 ft. Edition of Nov. 1900. [Embraces, on a smaller scale, the 

territory covered by the Becket, Pittstield, Sandisfield, and Sheffield 

sheets. ] 
Missouri, Tuscumbia sheet, lat. 38°-38° 30', long. 92°-92° 30'. Scale 

1:125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Aug. 1894, reprinted 

July, 1900. 
Montana, Big Timl)er sheet, lat. 45° 30'-46°, long. 109° 30'-110°. Scale 

1: 125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Apr. 1893, reprinted 

Nov. 1900. 
New Jersey, Aslxiry Park sheet, lat. 40°-40° 15', long. 74°-74° 15'. Scale 

1: 62,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of Jan. 1901. 
New Jersey, Cassville quadrangle, lat. 40°-40° 15', long. 74° 15'-74° 30'. 

Scale i: 62,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of Sept. 1900. 
New Jersey, Rancocas quadrangle, lat. 39° 30'-40°, long. 74° 30'-75°. 

Scale l': 125,000, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of Oct. 1900. [Em- 

l)races, on a smaller scale, tlie territory covered by the Hammonton, 

^It. Holly, Mullica, and Pemberton sheets.] 
New [Mexico, Lamv sheet, lat. 35°-35° 30', long. 105° 30'-106°. Scale 

1:125,000, contour interval 50 and 100 ft. Edition of Oct. 1894, 

reprinted Dec. 1900. 
New York, Albany sheet, lat. 42° 30'-42° 45', long. 73° 45'-74°. Scale 

1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Apr. 1898, reprinted 

Nov. 1900. 
New York, North Creek sheet, lat. 43° 30'-43° 45', long. 73° 45'-74°. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of July, 1897, re- 

l)rinted Dec. 1900. 
New York, Oriskany sheet, lat. 43°-43° 15', long. 75° 15'-75° 30'. Scale 

1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Mar. 1898, reprinted 

Dec. 1900. 
New York, Schenei'tady sheet, lat. 42° 45'-43°, long. 73° 45'-74°. Scale 
1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of ]Mar. 1898, reprinted 
Dec. 1900. 

New York, Schroon Lake sheet, lat. 43° 45'-44°, long. 73° 45'-74°. Scale 
1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of July, 1897, reprinted 
Dec. 1900. 



February, 1901 157 

[New York-New Jersev] New York Citv and vieinitv, lat. 40° 22' 

30'''-41°, long. 73° 40^-74° 15^ Scale' l:t)2,500, contour interval 

20 ft. Edition of Jan. li»01. 4o x 32. (> in. [No description on 

revert-e.] 25c 

North Dakota, Pingree quadrangle, lat. 47°-t7° 30^ long. 9S° 30^-99°. 

Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of N(jv. 1900. 
Penuf^ylvania, Reading s^heet, lat. 40° 15^-40° 30^ long. 75° 45^-76°. 

Scale 1 : 02.500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Aug. 1S94, 

reprinted Aug. 1900. 
South Dakota-Iowa, Canton <iuadrangle, lat. 43°-43° 30^ long. 90° 30M)7°. 

Scale 1 : 125,000, contour intci-val 20 ft. Edition of Sept. 1900. 
Tennessee, Mavnardville quadrangle, lat. 3()°-3f)° 30^ long. 83° 30^-84°. 

Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. P:dition of Dec. 1900. 
Tennessee-North Carolina, CJreeneville sheet, lat. 3()°-3H° 30', long. 82° 

30'-83°. Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. iMlition of Feb. 

1896, reprinted Nov. 1900. 
Utah, Salt Lake sheet, lat. 40°-ll°, long. 111°-112°. Scale 1:250,000, 

contour interval 250 ft. Edition of Oct. 1885, reprinted July, 1900. 
Virginia, Lexington sheet, lat. 37° 30'-38°, long. 79°-79° 30'. Scale 

1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Sept. 1894, reprinted 

Nov. 1900. 
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Brown, R. E. L. Response to resolution, report relative to steps taken to 
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Diplomatic and consular service of United States; corrected to Feb. 7, 
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Italians in United States. In connection with lynching of Italian sid> 
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St. Christopher, West Indies. Communication relating to salarv for 
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Sjiain. Papers relating to treaty with Spain [instructions of President 

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Contents: 

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Arbitration. Permanent Court of. 

Argemina. Budget for I'JOl; miscellaneous notes. 

Bolivia. Roads and railways; notes. 

Book notices. 

Brazil. Rubber industry: notes. 

Chile. Movement of mineral products; notes. 

Cott'ee. Trartic in, in 1900. 

Coffee duties, Etn-opean. 

■Costa Rica. Foreign commerce of 1900; decree modifying banking law. 

Ecuador. Proposed new province; railway material from United States. 

■Guatemala. Notes. 

Haiti. Mininmin tariff treaty with France; banana industry. 

Honduras. P'residi'iif s message: government building at Buffalo. 

Latin America, Trade opportunities in. 

Metric system. 

Mexico. I'opulation of Republic: Tehuantepec Railroad; mineral wealth; India 
rubtjer industry; notes. 

Paraguay. Notes. 

Periodicals and newspapers on file. 

Peru. HarvaM University meteorological stations; miscellaneous notes. 

Platinum production in 1900. 

Spanish .\nnrica. Trade with. 

United Status, Commercial expansion in. 

Trade with I^atin America; imports of rubber and gutta-pen-ha: national 

standardizing bureau: commodities and wages in Phili|ipines: lu'oposed float- 
ing exjiosition; new steamship lines; iron production and industry: rei-ognition 
of Latin American consular officers: notes. 

Uruguay. Recejition of Minister Cuestas; coinage of nickel currency: official 
crop report; exports of chilled meats. 

Venezuela. Notes. 

Report on coffee with sjiecial reference to Costa Rican product; by J. B. 
Calvo. 1901. 15 pp. 

FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Advance sheets of consular reports, Feb. 1-28, 1901; nos. 950-973. ^Map. 
[Daily except Sundays and liolidays; 2 numbers issued Feb. 13.] 
Contents: 

Acetylene search lights in Sweden, note: no. 972. 
Alcohol, wines, etc.. French tax on. by R. P. Skinner; no. 9.59. 
AiUoniol)ile regulations in Amsterdam, transmitted by F. n. Hill; no. 957. 
Baltic-White Sea canal, note: no. 9.5(1. 
Beet and cane sugars in Furope, by W.T. Griffin: no. 9(17. 
Birmingham's food supply, transmitted by Marshal Halstead; no. 951. 
Boot and sIidc industry in Spain, by .).(;. Lay; no. yos. 
Boot and shdu trade iii Htuigary, by F. I), criester: no.9C)3. 
Brazilian tiiritY changes, transmitted Ijy II. W. Furniss; no. 971. 
Britisli Ciihniibia, New railway in, note: no. 9.54. 
British Munihiras, TarilV of, transmitted liy W. L. .\very: no. 971. 
British industrial dciiression. by Rufus FU-ining: no. 9.55. 
Cable, (Jerman-Dutch, to tlic Fast, by Richard Guenther: no.9r>0. 
Canadian marine insurance, by Gustave Beutelsimclier: no.9(J3. 
Canadian ncjrthwest Territories, Development of, bv Gustave Beutel.spaeher; no. 
957. 



164 February, 1901 . 

Advance sheets of consular report;- — Continued. 

Contents— Conlunied. 

Canadian trade with fitrmany, by Gustave BeiUelspacher; no. 963. 

Catalogues ill Asuncion, note; no. 9.i9. 

China. New iiort in [reKiilations], transmitted l)y L.S.Wilcox: no. 960. 

Chinese iiirriculture and .Vinerican luacliiiiery, by Rounsevelle Wildman: no. 971. 

Coal, Kiissian iiiiinirtatioii and production of. note; no. 950. 

Coal-discliar,s,'iiiLr apjiaratiis, Irish demand lor, note; no. 965. 

Coal disioverv in (icrmany, note; no.9.i9. 

Coal dusi.Coiisumiitioii of", in Germany.by O. J. D. Hughes; no. 971. 

Cocoanut laitter. .Manufacture of, in Mannheim, by H.W.Harris; no. 972, 

Con'ce.Ini]iortation of, into France, transmitted by K. P. Skinner; no. 954. 

Cold storage in Indian ports, note; no. 969. 

Colombia, KeopcniiiK ol ixirts in, note; no. 954. 

Cotton crop of liKiia, by R. F. Patterson; no. 967. 

Cotton industry, (Jennaii, Depression in, note; no. 959. 

Cotton-oil trade, Marseilles, by K. P. Skinner; no. 966. 

Electric accessories, .\iiu'rican. Demand for, note; no.9G6. 

Elcctriit lifjlitiiiK tor German ships, by Richard Guenther; no. 973. 

Electric i)bint, .Vmcrican, in India, note; no. 969. 

Electric railways in Canada, note; no. 962. 

Electric street railway in Mannheim, by H.W.Harris; no. 973. 

Electric trams. .Vinerican, in Auckland, note; no. 97G. 

Electric tramways in CardiU, transmitted by D. T. Phillips; no. 973. 

Electrical railway develoimieiit in Germany.by Richard Guenther; no. 972. 

England's trade with Ii'cland, note: no. 962. 

Fla.x in Europe, bv W. K. Herzog; no. 953. 

Flour in China, by H. B. Miller: no. 970. 

Forestry in India and Canada, by Gustave Beutelspacher; no. 956. 

Fruits, .\merican, in Germany, by O. J. D. Hughes; no. 960. 

Furniture, American, in England, transmitted by S. C. MeFarland; no. 954. 

German canal project, note; no. 963. 

Germany, Harvests of 1900 in, by F. H. Mason; no. 958. 

How to sell goods in, note; no. 969. 

Glass industry of borniine, by Max Adler; no. 963. 

Guadeloupe, Finances in, note; no. 970. 

Guatemalan farilT, Rebate in [decree] , note; no. 956. 

Hungarv.Tradt' in, note; no. 959. 

industrial-art exhibitions. Austrian, by C. B. Hurst: no. 9.59. 

Iron and mat'hinery market, German, note; no. 964. 

Iron manufacturer.s of Russia, Meeting of, note; no. 9.50. 

Jam, etc., American, in England, transmitted by James Boyle: no. 964. 

Labor, Council of, in Marseilles, by R. P. Skinner; no. 953. 

Leather, New process for preparation of, note; no. 9.52. 

Lumber, American, German market for, by H. W. Diederich: no. 962. 

Lumber trade of New Brunswick, by Gustave Beutelspacher; no. 951. 

Machinery, American, for Dutch India, by F. D. Hill: no. 966. 

in Russia, note; no. 967. 

Meats, canned, and sausages, German prohibition of, transmitted by Richard 
Guenther; no. 969. 

Merchant marine and shipbuilding. World's, by Richard Guenther; no. 967. 

Mineral development of Nova Scotia, transmitted by J.G. Fo.ster; no. 973. 

Nobel Institute, Corresiiondeiice with, note; no. 967. 

Ontario, northern, Development of, by H.S. Culver; no. 9(59. 

O.xvgen, Commercial, note; no. 973. 

Placer gold mining claims in British Columbia [law], transmitted by L. E. Dudley; 
no. 9.56. 

Poultry, Canadian, in England, transmitted by Marshal Halstead; no. 950. 

Poultry-iilucking machines, Belgian demand for, note: no. 955. 

Ciuiniiie auction in Java, by B.S.Rairden; no.95S. 

Ribbon trade at St. Etieiine, by H.S. Brunot; no. 965. 

Rice-milling machinery in Siam, by Hamilton King; no. 960. 

Rice trust in (icrmany,' l)y H. W. Diederich; no. 964. 

Rublier sliii)mcnts. Bra/.iiiaii. note: no. 953. 

Russia, Stamped documents in, l)y W. R. Holknvay; no. 972. 

Samoa, Development of, note: no. 9.i3. 

School methoils, I'niled States, for Guatemala, note; no. 962. 

Shingle combine in Hritish Columbia, by L. K. Dudley; no. 952. 

Shoe trade in Malaga, by H. II. Ridgely; no. 968. 

Shoes. Cnitttl Slates, in Canada, by (\ E. Turner; no. 964. 

Silk industry. World's, transmitted by J. C. Covert; no. 965. 

Spain. Change of railway time in. note; no. 967. 

Spanish railways. Foreigners in, note; no. 962. 

Spelt in Manitoba. Ijy (iustave Beutelspacher: no. 9.51. 

Steamshi|> lines at Panama, note; no. 9.50. 

Steamshi|> servict'. South .\merican: no. 9.5.S. 

Steamships, tierman, for .\merican trade, note: no. 970 

Steel rails, ,\merican, in Aii.strala.sia, note; no. 952. 

Street ears in St. Petersburg, note; no. 968. 



February, 1901 165 

Advance sheets of consular rei)ort.« — ContimiciL 
.Contents— ContinnL'd. 

Sugar, Production of, in Spain, l)y J.G. Lay: no. 972. 

Sweden, Imitations of American goods in, note; no. Wi.'i. 

Textile industry, (^terman. Decline in. l>y Max Adier; no. 972. 

Trade, foreign, (General survey of, l>y Frederic Kmory. no. 961. 

Typewriters in Netherlands. l)y F. 1). Hill; no. 96(). 

Vancouver-Alaska direct steam comminucation, by L. E. Dudley; no. 952. 

Wages, English, in iron trade, note; no. 971. 

workmen's, Attachment of, in France; no. 95S. 

Wheat and linsee<l crops. .Vrgentine, by Daniel Mayer; no. 952. 
Wool, Burring of, in France, by W. I', .\twell; no. 9(il. 
Yangtze Kiang, Wreck on, note; no. 957. 

Consular Reports, Feb. 1001; v. (in, no. 245. xviii f 141-274 pp. 2 11. 
(H.doc. 240, pt.2.) [Monthly.] *15c 

Contents: 

Africa, south, Trade openings in; by ,1. G. Stowe. 

Aiistrala.sia, German vs. United States trade in; transmitted l)y Frank Dillingham. 

Bakery regulations, New (ierman; transmitteil by (J. H. Murphy. 

Banks'in Kio de .laneiro; by W. L. Lowrie. 

Barcelona. Establishment of free zone near; by .!.(;. Ijay. 

Bicycle industry. German; transmitted by T..I. .\lbert. 

Butter and margarin in Belgium [law]; transmitted by (i. W. Roosevelt. 

Canada's trade with (Jreat Britain; by F. S. S. .lohnsou. 

Canals, German, Traffic on; by (). .1. D. Hughes. 

Coal, Demand for, in Odessa; transmitted by T. E. Heenan. 

Constantinople. .Vmerican exposition in; by C. yi. Dickin.son. 

Consular system, (Jernian vs. United States, by Dr. Voslicrg-Rekow; transmitted 

by S. W. Hanauer. 
Copper exports from Tasmania; by .1. P. Bray. 
Currency of Persia, by .1. l\abino; transmitted by K. W. Bowen. 
Ecuador. Railroad progress in; by P. M.de Leon. 
Electric tramways in Barcelona and vicinity; by .I.G.Lay. 
Electrical goods in Calcutta; by R. F. Patterson. 
Electrical industries in Bangkok; by Hamilton King. 
Electrical progress in Brussels; by (.;. W. Roosevelt. 
Flax. Opening for, in Germany; by W. K. Herzog. 
Foreign reports an<l publications. 

German vs. .\meri(an exports and industries; transmitted by Frederick Nachod. 
Germany, Business de|)ressioii in; by T. .1. .VUjLTt. 

Commercial and industrial conditions in; by F. H.Mason. 

Tariff legislation and commercial treaties in; by F. H. M^son. 

Glass in Egypt; by O. .1. D. Huglies. 

Grain route. New Canadian; by W. W. Henry. 

Great Lakes and Hudson Bay Railway; by H. W. Brush. 

Guadeloupe, United States exchange [or .sample room] in; by L, H. Aym^. 

Hailstorms, Prevention of. by cannon; by J. C. Covert. 

Ibero-American Congress at Madrid; by .J. G. Lay. 

Iron and steel market, German. Conditions in; by C. E. Barnes. 

Ivory market. Antwerp; by G. F. I>incoln. 

Leather and shoes in Egyj)!; l)y Walter Schumann. 

Machinery. Demand for. in Guadeloupe; by L. H. .\yme. 

Malaga-grape crop; by B. H. Ri<li;ely. 

Manavi, or jipijapa, hat; by P. >Lde Leon. 

Medical degrees in Germany; transmitted l)y O. .1. D. Hughes. 

Nail factory. New, in Belgiiim; by G.W.Roosevelt. 

Notes. 

Oeher in (Jermany: by F. H. Ma.son. 

Pacitic islands. Annexation of, by New Zealand; transmitted by J. P. Bray. 

Paper, Hints to exporters of; by Walter Sclunnann. 

Quebec and Vermont. New railroad conneciion between; by F. S.S.Johnson. 

Salvador, Tariff of ; transmitted by .lohn .lenkins. 

Sanitary treaty between .\rgentina and Uruguay. 

Saxony, Commercial education in; by K. I,. Harris. 

Silver," Coinage of. in Mexico; transmitted by A. I). Barlow. 

Spain, Fraudulent letters from; by Bellamy Storer. 

Steamship contract. .N'icaraguan; transmitted by W. B. Sorsby. 

Steamship line. New Gerinau, to South .Vmeriea; by M..J.Baehr. 

Steamship service to eastern Pacitic. 

Stock raising in Paraguay; by William Harrison and .I.N. Rutfin. 

Telegra[ihy. Wireless, between Belgium and England; by G. W. Roosevelt. 

Trade. .Vmerican reputation in: by Kufus Fleming. 

Tramways. Zurich. Developnniit of; l)y .\dam Lieberknecht. 

Tuberculosis. Precautious against, in Germany; transmitted by .1. F. Monaghan. 

Tunnel, Proposed. fro7n Europe to Africa; by (i. H. Murphy. 

Wheat, Proposed German duty on; by H. W. Diederieh. 

Wool industry, French: by W. P. .\twell. 

Wool scouring in France; by \\. P. Atwell. 



166 February, 1901 

porto rico 

Letter from pres^idinj; judfre of court of district of Ponce, statement of 

work of court since its organization, Aug. 20, 1899 [-Dec. 31, 1900]. 

Feb. 19, 1901. 3 pp. (S. doc. 173. ) 
Memorial from Legislative Asseml)ly of Porto Rico for appropriation for 

improvement of San Juan Harbor. Feb. 1, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 132. ) 
Memorial from [legislative Assemblv] of Porto Rico for establishment 

of naval station. Feb. 1, 1901. "l p. (S. doc. 133.) 
Statement of president of Executive Council of Porto Rico, of relations 

between council and French Railroad, so called; presented bv Mr. 

Foraker. Feb. 13, 1901. 17 pp. (S. doc. 162.) 



Treasury Department 

Africa. Reply to resolution, statement as to exportation of horses, 
mules, and supplies to south Africa. FeV). 28, 1901. 2 pj). (H. doc. 
498.) 

Api)ropriations. Supplemental estimates of deficiencies in appropria- 
tions re<iuired bv Departments, 1901 [and prior years]. Feb. 28, 
1901. 7 pp. 4° (S. doc. 205. ) 

Buffalo, X. Y. Letter recommending sale of old custom-house at Buffalo. 
F>b. 22, 1901. 1 p. { H. doc. 483. ) 

Chinese exclusion. Draft of bill [with] letter from commissioner-general 
of imnaigration relating to amendment of laws relating to deportation 
of Chinese [so as to require steamship companies to return them to 
China or countries of which thev are subjects]. F>b. 16, 1901. 2 pp. 
(H. doc. 472.) 

Draft of bill [with] letter from commissioner-general of immigra- 
tion relating to amendments to ("hinese-exclusion acts [so as to 
empower Chinese and immigrant inspectors to make arrests]. Feb. 
16,1901. 3 pp. (H. doc. 471.) 

Deljt. Statement of public debt and cash in Treasurv, Feb. 1901. 1 p. i° 
[Monthly.] 

(.irai)e barrels. ^leasurement of grape barrels. Feb. 15, 1901. 1 p. 4'' 

(Dept. circular 12, 1901; Division of Customs.) 
Honolulu. Privileges of immediate-transportation act of 1880 extended 

to Honolulu [act of Congress]. Feb. 23, 1901. 1 p. 4"^ (Dept. cir- 
cular 16, 1901; Division of Customs.) 
Kansas Citv, Mo. Letter relating to sale of old custom-house, Kansas 

City. "Feb. 2, 1901 . 1 p. ( H. doc. 404. ) 
Mahon River, Del. Letter recommending additional approi)riation for 

completiim of :Mahon River light. Fel). 13, 1901. 1 j). ( H. doc. 

457. ) 
Pacific Coast. Letter n-coniiuendiiig ai>priipriation of unexjjendeil l)al- 

ance in construction of (|uarters for keei>ers of light stations on 

Pacific coast. Feb. 12, 1901. 1 p. (H. doc. 452.) 
Papers. Schedule of useless documents on files of Department. Feb. 2, 

1901. 12 pp. (H. doc. 397.) 
Pneumatic tul»es. Kstimate of ai)propriation for oi)eration of tubes 

[1901]. Feb. 6, 1901. 1 p. (H.doc. 423. ) 
Postage. Additional deficiencv cf^tiuiates for jiostage. Feb. 4, 1901. 

1 p. (H.doc. 408.) 



February, 1901 167 

Report. Annual report of Secretary on state of finances [with tables 
and reports of lieads of Vmreaus] 1900. 1901. cxlix-|-683 pp. 
(Treas. Dept.<loc. 2194; II. doc. 8.) *60c 

Contents: 
Rep<irts of — 
Comptroller of currency. 
Internal Revenue Oflfice. 
Mint Bureiiu. 
Register of Treasury. 
Secretary of Treasury. 
Treasurer of I'nited States. 

Revenue steamers. Letter relating to urgent need of revenue cutter [to 

take place of revenue cutter Chase]. Feb. 6, 1901. 1 p. (II. doc. 

424.) 
Saginaw established as immediate-transportation port [act of Congress]. 

Feb. 1(), 1901. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 14, 1901; Division of Cus- 
toms. ) 
Salmon. Regulations for protection of salmon fisheries of Alaska. Feb. 

18, 1901. 2 pp. 4" (Dept. circular lo, 1901; Division of Special 

Agents.) 
Stationerv. Requisitions for stationerv, outside service, amendatory of 

Circular 19, 1900. Feb. 14, 1901. " 2 pp. 4" (Dept. circular 11, 1901; 

Division of Stationery, Printing, and Blanks.) 
Sugar. Export bounties on sugar i)roduced in Belgium. Fel>. 14, 1901. 

1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 9, 1901; Division of Customs.) 
Export bounties on sugar ])roduced in Russia. Feb. 14, 1901. 1 p. 4" 

(Dept. circular 10, 1901; Division of Customs. ) 
Treasurv decisions under tariff and navigation laws, etc., v. 3; Jan. -Dec. 

1900. 1901. iii — 1079 rlxviii pp. 1 tab. [Department decisions 
numbered 21883-2209(), including general appraisers' decisions 
4622-4832. Internal revenue decisions are in a separate volume; 
see Internal Revenue Office.] *Sheep, 81.75 

Treasury decisions under tariff, internal revenue, immigration, naviga- 
tion laws, etc., weekly, v. 4, nos. 6-9; Feb. 7-28, 1901. [Depart- 
ment decisi<jns numbered 22769-843 including general appraisers' 
decisions 4859-76, and internal revenue decisions 271-288.] 

APPRAISERS 

Reappraist'ments of merchandise by general appraisers [on Jan. 2;>-Feb. 
20, 1901]; Feb. 4-25, 1901. 4"" (Reapi)raisement circulars 644-655; 
Division of Customs.) [Weekly.] 

architf:ct, supervising 

Communication relating to increase of limit of cost of post-office at Car- 
rollton, Ky. Feb. 1,1901. 1 p. (H. doc. 388.) 

AUDITOR FOR POST-OFFICE DEPART.^IFXT 

Estimate of [deficiencv in] appropriation for temporarv clerks. Feb. 8, 

1901. 3 pp. (H." doc. 444.) 

BOOKKEEPING AND WARRANTS DIVISION 

Comparative statement of receipts and expenditures of United States 
[for month and 8 months einling Feb. 1900 and 1901]. 1 ji. oblong 
8" [Monthlv.] 



168 February, 1901 

Statement of balances, appropriations, and expenditures of Government, 

1900. [1901.] 109 pp. 4" (Treas.Dept.doc. 2212.) 

Statement of Treasury, Feb. 1-28, 1901. Elach [3] pp. 4° [Daily except 
Sundays and holidays.] 

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 

XoTE.— The Charts, Coa.st Pilots, and Tide Tables of the Coast and Geodetic Sur- 
vey are sold at the oflice of the Survey, in Washington, and also by one or more 
sales affents in each of the important American seaports. The iimntlily Notice to 
Mariners may be had free at these agencies, at all United States custom-houses, at 
the branch h'ydrographic offices of the Navy Department, at United States consul- 
ates in foreigii ports, and at the office of the Coast Survey. 

Magnetic survev of North Carolina, values of magnetic declination at 
county seat's, 1750-1910; by D.L. Hazard. 1901. 12 pp. 4» (Bulle- 
tin, v. 8, no. 41.) 

Notice to Mariners 266; index, 1900. [1901.] 17 pp. 4" 

Same, 267; Jan. 16, 1901. 2 pp. 4" 

Same, 268; Jan. 1901. 18-f [2] pp. 4" [Montlily.] 

Note.— Contains corrections for charts of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, with 
lists of new charts, canceled editions, etc. 

Report of superintendent showing progress of work, 1899. 1900 [1901]. 
964 pp. il. 18 pi. 26 maps, 2 in pocket, 4" (S. doc. 454, 56th Cong. 
Istsess.) SI. 60 

Note. — Of the 10 appendixes in this volume, no.l contains details of office 
work, no. 2 ccmtains details of field work, and nos. 3-10 have each been printed 
separately and are entered in the January catalogue, pages 69,70. 

Statement of expenditures, 1900. Feb. 14, 1901 . 18 pp. ( H. doQ. 465. ) 
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY 

Bulletin 407-410; Feb. 4-25, 1901. 4" [Weekly.] 

Note.— Announces changes in officers of national banks, organization of new 
banks, liquidations, etc. 

IMMIGRATION BUREAU 

Communication relating to necessity of extending time in which Chi- 
nese residents of Hawaiian Islands mav be registered. Feb. 14, 

1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 464.) 

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE 

Exempting distillers of brandy from tigs or cherries from law from which 
distillers of brandy from certain other fruits have Ix^en exempted. 
Feb. 23, 1901. 1 p. 4° ([Circular] 592; Dept. circular 17, 1901.) 

Extending time for tiling returns with collectors ])y manufacturers of 
and wholesale dealers in oleomargarine, and permitting such returns 
to be signed and sworn to l)y manager, sui)erintendent, or attorney 
in certain cases. Feb. 15, 1901. 1 p. 4" ( [Circular] 591; Dept. cir- 
cular 13,1901.) 

Treasury decisions under internal revenue laws, v. 3; Jan. -Dec. 1900. 
1901. iii ! 343 • xvii \)\t. [Contains internal revenue decisions 
nund)ered l-2()0. Decisions, Jan. 1N9S-I)cc. 1S99, were included in 
the volumes of Treasury Decisions under Tariff Laws, etc.] 

* Sheep, $1.00 

LIFE-SAVING SERVICE 

Concerning unlawful killing of birds. Feb. 26, 1901. 1 p. 4° (Dept. 
circular 18, 1901.) 



February, 1901 169 

light-house p.oard 

Note. — The Biillotins, Boacon and Buoy Lists, and Liglit Lists published by the 
Light-Honso Board can be obtainecL free "of charfjre.on apnlication tn tlie oHice of 
the Board at Washington, the inspectors of the several lighthouse districts, the 
United States custom-houses, the Hydrographic Office and its branches, and the 
sales agents of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 

Annual report, 1900. 1900 [1901]. 220 pp. 19 inapi^. (Treas.Dept.doc. 

•2-206. ) 
Bulletin 117, recent changes in aids to navi<ration, Feb. 1, 1901, coasts of 

United States. 16 - [2] pp. 4" [Monthly.] 
Estimate of reappropriation for repairs of Coluinl)ia lliver liglit vessel 

50. Feb. 2, 1901 . 2 pp. ( H. doc. 899. ) 
List of light.s and fog signals on Pacific coast of United States and British 

Columbia; corrected to Feb. 1, 1901. 55 + iii pp. H pi. map, large 8" 
Notice to Mariners 12-24 of 1901; Feb. 1-28, 1901. p. 12-24, 4" 

Note. — Contains notices of establishment of new lights, light-ves-sels, and steam 

whistles, changes in buoyage, etc. 

LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION 

Circulation statement, Feb. 1, 1901. 1 p. oblong 8° [Monthly.] 

XoTE.— Estimated population, Feb. 1, 1901, 77,19.=), 000; circulation per capita, 

Registered bonds caveated upon books of Department, Feb. 1, 1901. 1 p. f ° 
' [Monthly.] 

MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Public Health Reports, v. 16, nos. 5-8; Feb. 1-22, 1901. [xii] + 179- 
382 -17 pp. [Weekly.] 

Note. — This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as reported by the officers of tlu' JIarine Hospital Service and 
others, is for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is limited, and tlie document 
is intended only for health oHicersand other persons interested in sanitary affairs. 
To obtain it application should be made to the Supervising Surgeon-General of 
the Marine Hospital Service, Treasury Department. Supplement to Xo. 8 is Sani- 
tation and progress: by Walter Wyman. 

NAVIGATION BUREAU 

Response to resolution, statement of number of vessels of United States 
engaged in foreign conimerre [and] that could be registered for for- 
eign trade under provisions of jjending ship{)ing bill [etc., and prob- 
a]>le amount of subsidies payable under said bill.] Feb. 13, 1901. 
5 pp. (S. doc. 161.) 

REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE 

Estimateof appropriation for deficiencies. Feb. 6, 1901. 2i)p. (H. doc. 
422.) 

STATIONERY^ PRINTING, AND BLANKS DIVISION 

Estimate of deficiencv in appropriation for stationery for Trea.sury De- 
partment. Felj. 25, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 187.) 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Advance sheets from Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance, 
showing details of imports and exports bv articles and countries for 
Jan. 1901. 64 pp. 4" 

11165— No. 71- 



170 February, 1901 

Exports of domestic breadstuff.*, jtrovisions, cotton, and mineral oils, 
Jan. 1901. 13 pp. 4" (Bulletin 7, series 1900-1901.) [IMonthly.] 

Imports and exjiorts of United States, Jan. 1901. 1 ]>. 4" [Monthly.] 

Monthly Sununarv of Connnerce and Finance of United States, Dec. 1900; 
no. '6, series 1900-1901. 1901. p. 1351-1(316, 2 il. 4" (H. doc. 15, 
pt.6.) *35c 

Shipping industry i>f United States ami its relation to foreign trade; from 
Summarv of Commerce and Finance, Dec. 1900. [1901.] iii + 
1369-1428 pp. 2 il. 4" 

STEAMBOAT INSPECTION SERVICE 

Amended steamboat rules and regulations. Feb. 7, 1901. 5 pp. 4° 
(Dept. circular 8, 1901.) 

TREASURER OF UNITED STATES 

Monthly statement, paper currency of each denomination outstanding 
Feb. 28, 1901. 1 p. ol)long24° " 



War Department 



Cuba. Letter relatiye to expenditures incurred in collating data in 
regard to public receipts in Cuba, and i)ublic expenditures. Feb. 8, 
1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 149.) 

Discharge. Circular [promulgating opinion of judge-adyocate-general 
of Army relatiye to discharge, certificates of discharge, muster-out, 
and discharge furloughs]. Feb. lo, 1901. 10 pp. 12° 

Mabini, A. Response to resolution, papers relating to deportation of 
Mabini and other insurgent leaders [from Philippine Islands] to 
Guam. Feb. 4, 1901. 5 pp. (S. doc. 135.) 

Porto Rico. Response to resolution that Secretary inform Senate whether 
Executiye Council of Porto Rico has undertaken to guarantee diyi- 
dends to corporations [etc., stating that council is not subject to his 
jurisdiction]. Feb. 4, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 134.) 

Quincy, 111. Draft of bill that lot in Woodland Cemetery, Quincy, be 
transferred to that city. Dec. 20, 1900. 8 pp. 1 il. (H. doc. 226.) 

Record and Pension Office. Preliminary report from John Tweedale 
upon i>resent condition of portion of State, War, and Nayy Depart- 
ment building allotted to War Department, and recommendations 
for building to accommodate Record and Pension Ottice. Feb. 27, 
1901. 8 pp. (S. doc. 198.) 

Report. Annual reports, 1900 [y. 1, pts. 3, 4]. [See Army.] 

Same, v. 1, pt. 10. [See Military Departments and Diyisions.] 

Same, v. 3. [See Ordnance Department.] 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL 

Army list and ilirectory, otticers of Army, Feb. 20, 1901; [no.] 15. 
52 pp. ■ ■ *10c 

Ballistics. Handbook of problems in exterior ballistics; by James M. 
Ingalls. 3d edition. 1900 [1901]. yii -|- 250 pp. large 8" (Artil- 
lery circular [X, erroneously printed as] M [series begun in 1893].) 

Circular 4-8 [1901]; Feb. 2-28, 1901. 12° 



February, 1901 171 

Enlistment. Enlistments for line of Armv, Jan. 1901. 7 pp. 12° 
[.Alonthly.] 

U. S. Army recruiting cireular. June 19, 1900 [reprint 1901]. 3 

pp. 12° 

General orders 79 [1892], 48, 53 [1900], 5-25 [1901]; Nov. 26, 1892 [re- 
print 1901], Apr. 12, 19, 1900 [reprint 1901], Feb. 2-28, 1901. 12"' 

^lilitary Academy. Supplemental e>^timate of appropriation, under 
academy, for construction of emplacements for model seacoast bat- 
tery. Feb. 6, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 143.) 

Militia. Abstract of militia [force of United States, 1900]. Felx 4, 1901. 
8 pp. (H. doc. 409.) 

Special orders, 1900; [index]. [1901.] 227 pp. 12" (War Dept. doc. 
132.) 

Same, V. 1, 2, title-pages. [1901.] Each [2] pp. 12' (WarDept.doc. 
132.) 

Same, 27-49 [1901]; Feb. 1-28, 1901. 12" [Daily except Sundays and 
holidays.] 

Stations of Army, Feb. 21, 1901. [2] pp. oblong f" [Weekly; none 
issued Feb. 7, 14, 28.] 

ARMY 

Report of lieutenant-general commanding Army [with report.s of adju- 
tant-general, inspector-general, department commanders, etc.], 1900. 
1900 [1901]. pt. 1, ii - 350 pp. il. 104 pi. map, 7 tab. (War Dept., 
Reports, 1900 [v. 1, pt. 3] ; H. doc. 2. ) *75c 

Contents : 
Reports of — 

Adjutant-general. 

Cavalry and Light Artillery School, Fort Riley. 

Infantry and Cavalry School, Fort Leavenworth. 

Insjiector-general. 

Lieutenant-general commanding Army. 

Military departments of Alaska. California, the Colorado, the Columbia, Da- 
kota. "the East, the Lakes, Matanza.s and Santa Clara, the Missouri, Porto Rico, 
Santiago and Puerto Principe, Texas, Western Cuba. 

Military Division of Cuba. 

Same. pt. 2, ii 4- 608 pp. 65 pi. 7 maps. (War Dept., Reports, 1900 [v. 
l,pt.4]; H.doc.2.) *$1.05 

Contents : 
Reports of — 
Military Department of Habana, July 1, 1899-May 1, 1900. 
Military Division of Philippines, Major-General Otis, Sept. 1, 1899-May 5, 1900. 

CAV.\LRY .\XD LIGHT .\RTILLERY .SCHOOL 

Annual report, Julv 1, 1899-Xov. 12, 1900; George B. Rodnev, com- 
mandant. [Fort Riley, Kans.] 1900. 37 pp. 12" 

MILITARY DEPARTMENTS AND DIVISIONS 

Cuba. [Amendments to export rates of duty on tobacco. ] Feb. 1 1 , 1901. 
[2] 1. (No. 50.) [English and Spanish.] 

[Corrections in indexes to English and Spanish editions of Cus- 
toms Tariff.] Jan. 28, 1901. 7 pp. (No. 33. ) 

[Ruling relative to classification under paragraph 345 of Customs 

Tariff.] Feb. 7, 1901. 1 p. (No. 49.) [English and Spanish.] 

Philippines. Major-General MacArthur's proclamation outlining more 
rigid policy, Manila, P. I., Dec. 20, 1900. Feb. 14, 1901. 4 pp. (S. 
doc. 167.) 



172 February, 1901 

Philippines — Continued. Report of military {governor on civil affaire 
[U)00]. 1900 [liHH]. ii--:«8 pp. ( War Dept., Reports, 1900 [v. 1, 
pt. 10]; H.doc.2.) *30c 

XoTE.— Ctiiitnins only the reports of the secretary to the military governor and 
of otluT siiliordinate otticers. General Otis's report on military and civil affairs, 
Sept. 1, Iv.fJ-May 5. 1900, is in part 2 of the report of the Lieutenant-Geiieral Com- 
mamliiiK the Anny. General MacArthur's report, May .')-Oct. 1, 1900, will appear 
in part :> of tiie same. 

Response to resolution, cable correspondence relative to deportation 

of Editor Rice from Manila. Felj. 21, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 179.) 

:- Response to resolution, [extracts from] reports of [General Otis 

and] General MacArthur [1900, and from report of 1st Philippine 
Commission], on education in Philippine Islands. Jan. 28, 1901. 
07 pp. (S. doc. 129. ) 

exgixep:r department 

Boston, Mass. Reports of examination and survey of harbor. Dec. 6^ 

1900. 16 pp. map. (H. doc. 119.) 
Chippewa Reservation. Letters from chief of engineers and commi.s- 

sioner of Indian affairs relating to acquirement of sites for watch- 
men's (juarters [etc., on] reservation. Feb. 13, 1901. 6 pp. (H. 

doc. 455.) 
Fisk, Walter L. Letter calling attention to di.sall()wances in settlement 

of accounts of Fisk. Feb. 27, 1901. 3 pp. (8. doc. 204. ) 
General orders and circulars [1900, index]. 1900 [1901]. 11 pp. 12° 

(War Dept. doc. 134.) 
Muskegon, 31 ich. Report of examination of harbor. Dec. 5, 1900. 5 

pp. map. ( H. doc. 104. ) 
New York Harbor. Reports of examination and snrvev of Buttermilk 

Channel. Dec. 6, 1900. 7 pp. 2 maps. ( H. doc. 122. ) 
Ohio Ledge, R. I. Rejoorts of examination and survey of ledge, Narra- 

gansett Bav [with view to its removal]. Dec. 18, 1900. 5 pp. map. 

(H. doc. 217.) 
Renter, Mrs. B. N. Letter recommending reimbursement of 3Irs. Renter. 

Feb. 1,1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 384.) 
Ruffner, Ernest H. Letter relating to disallowances in accounts of 

Ruffner. Feb. 9, 1901. 3 pp. (H. doc. 445. ) 
Special orders, 1900 [index]. [1901.] 10 pp. 12" (War Dept. doc. 

133.) 
Same, 5, 6 [1901]; Feb. 16, 19, 1901. Each 1 p. 12" 

Mn])s 

Muskegon Harbor, Mich. Scale 150 ft. =1 in. 1900. 13.9X52.2 in. 10c 

Sturgeon Bav <& Lake Michigan Ship Canal, Wis., Map of harbor of 

refuge atVntrance to. Scale 200 ft. ==1 in. 1900. 19.1 X 22.7 in. 8o 

PUBLIC BlILDIXGS AND GROfNDS OFFICE 

Communication making corrections in list of lots donated bv United 
States sul )mitto<l .>hiy, 1898. Jan. 23, 1901. 7 pp. (S. doc. 106.) 

Report of examination and estimates of cost for treatment of that por- 
tion of District of Columbia south of Pennsylvania avenue and north 
of P. street sw., and for connection between Potomac and Zoological 
parks. Dec. 6, 1900. 9 pp. 4 pi. map. (H. doc. 135.) 



February, 1901 173 

insular affairs division 

Circular 46; Fel). 5, isOl. 1 p. 12" 

Monthlv suinmarv of coininerce of Philippine It^laiuls, Julv, 1900; no. 1, 
i-eriW li»00-]si01. 15)01. p. l-(>3, 4" " *10c 

Translation of law of civil procedure for Cul)a anil Porto Rico, witli 
annotations, notes, and amendments made since American occupa- 
tion. Jan. 1901. xi + 544 pp. *30c 

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 

Circular 1,2 [1901] ; Jan. 5, Feb. 8, 1901. 9 il. 12" 

Circular of information for candidates seeking appointment in Medical 

Corps of Army. [Feb. 4, 1901.] 12 pp. 12° 
Circular of information for i)ersons desirous of enlistinjr in Hospital Corps, 

Army. [Feb. 7, 1901.] 3 pp. 12" 
Letter relative to ajiproiiriation for department for 1902. Feb. 21, 1901. 

3 pp. (S. doc. 180. ) 
Specifications for pluml)ing and <ras-pii)in<r required in post hospital at 

Fort Robinson, Nebr. [1901.] 8 pp. 
Specifications of laljor and material re(|uired in construction of post hos- 
pital at Fort Robinson, Nebr. [1901.] 20 pp. 
Specifications of material and labor required in construction of hospital 

steward's quarters, including plumbing and gas piping, at Fort 

Terry, N. Y. [1901.] 19 pp. 

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 

Ammunition. Estimate of appropriation for armament of fortifications 

[for ammunition for artillery practice]. Feb. 16, 1901. 2 pp. (H. 

doc. 469.) 
Fortifications. Estimate of deficiencies in appropriations under head 

of armament of fortifications. Feb. 27, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 203.) 
National defense. Furtlier communication relative to unexpended bal- 
ance of appropriation for national defense [under act of Mar. 9, 

1898]. Feb. 26, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 193.) 
Letter relative to unexi)ended balance of appropriation for national 

defense under act of Mar. 9, 1898. ?>!). 15, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 

169. ) 
Preble, Fort. Pul)lic sale [of ordnance ])ropertv at fort, Portland, Me.]. 

[Jan. 30, 1901.] 2 1. large 8" 
Proving (iround, Sandv Hook. Estimate of ajjpropriation for chemical 

laboratory. Feb. 8, 1901. 3 pp. ( II. doc. 441.) 
Rapid-fire guns. Estimate of appropriation for rapid-fire guns. Feb. 7, 

1901. 2 pp. (II. doc. 426.) 
Report of chief [with appendixes, 1900]. 1900 [1901]. 474 pp. il. 62 

pi. ( War Dept., Reports, 1900 [v. 3] ; H. doc. 2. ) *60c 

Scammel, Fort. Public sale [of ordnance property at forts Scannnel and 

Gorges, Portland Harbor, Me.]. [Jan. 31, 1901.] 3 1. large 8" 

ROCK ISLAND .\USEXAL 

Catalogue of small arms, efiuiinuents, etc., for sale at arsenal. 1901. 12 

pp. 4" 
Estimate of apjiropriation for arsenal. Feb. 16, 1901. 4 pp. (H. doc. 

468.) 



174 February, 1901 

SPRINGFIELD ARMORY 

Catalogue of guns, projectiles, carriages, small arms, ammunition, etc., 
for sale at armory. 1901. 16 pp. 4" 

PAY DEPARTMENT 

Circular 252; Feb. 23, 1901. 4 pp. 12° 

Distance circular 5, 6; Feb. 6, 2.5, 1901. 

^lonthly station list of officers, Fel). 1, 1901. 4 pp. 

Stoppage circular, Feb. 15, 1901. H pp. [Monthly.] 

PHILIPPINE COMMISSION, 1900- 

Recent information concerning liquor traffic and moral conditions in 

Philippines. 1901. 7 pp. 
Reports of Taft Commission, and other information relating to Philippine 

Islands. Jan. 2-5, 1901. 333 pp. 37 pi. (S. doc. 112.) *35c 

Content i<: 

Acts of commission. 

Bagnio, Report as to climatological conditions of, establishment of military sani- 
tarium [etc.] : by commission of Spanish officers. 

Report of committee to investigate suitableness of, for health resort. 

Benguet. Agricultural notes on: by Otto Seheerer. 

Igorrotes of: by Otto Seheerer. 

Benguet region. Statement of F. S. Bourns as to suitableness of, for health resort. 

Imports and exports, Abstract of, bv months, from date of American occupation 
to Sept. ;50, 1900. 

Justice, administration of, in r'hilipi>ine Islands, Historical resume of: by Caye- 
tano S. .\rellano. 

Mint. Report on condition of; by L. A. Lovering. 

Report of Taft Commission. 

[Secretary of War, Letter of, transmitting] report. 

PORTO RICO CENSUS OFFICE 

Informe sobre censo de Puerto Rico, 1899; traducido del ingles por Frank 
L. Joannini. 1900 [1901]. 413 pp. 52 pi. 9 maps. 

QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT 

Baldwin, John D. Papers relating to claim of Baldwin. Feb. 26, 1901. 
6 pp. (H. doc. 493.) 

Barrett Manufacturing Company. Papers relating to claim of company. 
Feb. 7, 1901 . 3 pp. (H. doc. 425. ) 

Beauchamp, AVilliam 8. Papers in claim of Beauchamp. Feb. 4, 1901. 
13 pp. (H. doc. 406.) 

Bills of lading. Circular letter [calling attention to regulations for 
issuing bills of lading, etc.]. Feb. 4, 1901. 2 pp. 12° 

Citv Stables and Supjilv Company, Limited. Papers in claim of com- 
" pany. Feb. 2, 190l" 4 pp. (IL doc. 402. ) 

DardancUe, Ark. Letter requesting papers concerning claim of Presby- 
terian Church of Dardanelle. Feb. 4, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 411.) 

Des Moines, Iowa. Estimate of apimtpriation for military post at Des 
Moines. Feb. 2, 1901. 3 pp. ( H. doc. 398.) 

Englebert, Frank. Papers relating to claim of Englebert. Feb. 2, 1901. 

4 pp. (H. doc. 401.) 

Halsey, Stephen B. Papers relating to claim of Halsey. Feb. 7, 1901. 

5 pp. (H. doc. 434.) 

Jaryis, John F. Letter from [depot quartermaster at "Washington], 
relating -to claim of Jaryis. Feb. 8, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. doc. 443. ) 

McKenzie & Vail. Papers in claim of M'Kenzie it Vail. Fi?b. 4, 1901. 
4 pp.1 il. (II. doc. 412.) 



February, 1901 175 

McLauchlin, Mrs. Thomas. Records of claim of Mrs. M' Lavish! in. 

Feb. 2, 1901. 4 pp. ( H. doc. 40:i. ) 
Moore, Jesse. Papers relating to claim of Moore. Feb. 4, U»01. 4 i)p. 

(H. doc. 407.) 
Nolan, Patrick. Papers relating to claim of Nolan. Fel). 2, liiOl. H pp. 

(H. doc. 400.) 
Officers. Roster showing stations and duties of otticers of (inartermas- 

ter's Department, Fel). lii, 1901. 7 pj). [Monthly.] 
Specifications 536, 537; Feb. 11, 18, 1901. 

RECORD AND PENSION OFFICE 

Communication relative to electrotype plates and lithographic stones 
from which Records t)f Union and Confederate Armies were printed. 
Feb. 6, 1901. 4 pp. (S. doc. 147.) 

SIGNAL OFFICE 
Orders 2, 3 [1901] ; Feb. 1, 15, 1901. 12" 

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT 

Letter relative to commutation of rations for members of Nurse Corps. 

Feb. 21, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doe. 181.) 
Roster [of officers], Feb. 1, 1901. 3 pp. [Monthly.] 

Courts of United States 

COURT OF CLAIMS 

Abagail, schooner. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation 

cases of schooner, John Perkins, master. Feb. 9, 1901. 4 pp. (H. 

doe. 447. ) 
Alston. Findings in case of Robert H. Rue, administrator of Edward II. 

Alston. Feb. 8, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. doc. 439. ) 
Aurora, schooner. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation 

cases of schooner, William Smith, master. Feb. 7, 1901. 3 pp. 

(H. doc. 433.) 
Beal. Findings in case of John Beal. Feb. 28, 1901. 2 pp. (H.doc. 

500.) 
Burgess. Findings in case of Marv E. Burgess, administratrix of Ilal- 

cott T. Burgess. Feb. 7, 1901. '2 pp. (H. doc. 430.) 
Calhoun. Findings in ca.«e of Frederick Calhoun. Feb. 21, 1901. 2 pp. 

(H.<loc.480. ) 
Findings in case of Sandv Calhoun. Feb. 21, 1901. 2 pp. (H. 

doc. 479.) 
Christian. Findings in case of John J. Christian. Feb. 8, 1901. 3 pp. 

(H.doc. 438.) 
Collier. Findings in ca.«e of W. A. Collier, administrator of Winifred 

Collier. Felx 5, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. doc. 417. ) 
Cygnet, sloop. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation [claims 

i>f John C. Ilollister, ailmiuistrator of Frederick, .lohn, and Jesse 

Hunt, and New Haven Insurance Company, for seizure of] sloop, 

James Hunt, master. Feb. 13, 1901. 3 pp." ( H.doc. 459. ) 
Derieux. Findings in case of Jesse B. Derieux, administrator of Peter 

Derieux. Feb. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (H.doc. 476.) 



17G February, 1901 

Dove, brig. Conclusioiif! of law and fact in French f-poliation cases of 
brig, Hezekiah Goodhue, master. Feb. 7, 1901. 4 pp. (H. doc. 
429: ) 

Doyle. Findings in case of John Doyle. Feb. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (H. 

doc. 458.) 
Four Sisters, schooner. Conclusion.s of law and fact in French spoliation 

cases of schooner, Timothy AVellmann, master. Feb. 9, 1901. 3 pp. 

(H. doc. 446.) 
Fox, sloop. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation ca.ses of 

sloop, Samuel Stocking, master. Feb. 7, 1901. 3 pp. (H. doc. 427. ) 
Ginn. Findings in case of William H. Baker, executor of James Ginn. 

Feb. 7, 1901 . 2 pp. (II. doc. 428. ) 
Good Intent, vessel. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation 

cases relating to vessel, Nathaniel Gladding, master. Feb. 13, 1901. 

2 pp. (H. doc. 460.) 
Hannah, brig. Conclusions of fact and law in Frencli spoliation cases 

relating to brig, Samuel Cox, master. Feb. 1 , 1901. 4 pp. ( H. doc. 

387.) 
Henslev. Findings in case of T. J. and Mildred S. Huckaba, heirs of 

Elizabeth Henslev. Feb. 21, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 478.) 
Higgins. Findings in case of Joel G. Higgins, administrator of Richard 

Higgins. Feb. 14, 1901. 3 pp. (S. doc. 164.) 
Hightower. Findings in case of Marmailuke I). Hightower. Feb. 21, 

1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 482.) 
Hull. Findings in ca.se of Henrv Hull, administrator of Isaac Hull. 

Feb. 12, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 453.) 
Isbell. Findings in case of Miller Isbell. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pj). ( H. doc. 

415.) 
Kennedav. Findings in case of J. B. Roach, administrator of David J. 

Keniieday. Feb. 7, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 431.) 
Kidd. Findings in cjv«e of C. L. Kidd and Marv O. King, executors of 

Thomas Kidd. Feb. 11, 1901. 3 pp. (II. doc. 451.) 
Kountz. Findings in case of A. P. Rutherford, administrator of William 

Konntz. Feb. 5, J 901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 414.) 
Long. Findings in case of William S. Fowlkes, administrator of Mial 

T. Long. Feb. 28, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 499.) 
North Carolina, brig. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation 

cases of brig, Richard West, master. Feb. 7, 1901. 5 pp. (H. doc. 

432.) 
Penn. Findings in case of Louis T. Penn, administrator of Thomas H. 

Penn. Feb. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (II. doc. 440.) 
Richards. Findings in case [of] Amelia A. H. Richards, administratrix 

of Felix Richards. Feb. 8, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 150.) 
Robertson. Fimlings in case of Drurv Robertson. Fel). 1, 1901. 2 pp. 

(H. doc. 386.) 
Roher. Findings in case of Rollv Rohcr. Feb. 21, 1901. 2 pp. (H. 

doc. 481.) 
Rountree. Findings in case of Pleasant P. Rountree. Feb. 2, 1901. 

2 pp. (II. doc. 396.) 
Suman. Findings in case of Albert II. Suman. Feb. 8, 1901. 2 pp. 

(II. doc. 437. ) 
Tompkins. Findings in case of J. (t. W. Tomj)kins and J. C. Brown, ad- 

ministratdrs (if .Mrs. Rachael M. Tompkins. Feb. 5, 1901. 3 pp. 

(11. doc. 413.) 
White. Findings in case of ]\Iarv E. White, administratrix of Archi- 
bald White, devi-see of Harriet White. Feb. 15, 1901. 2 pp. (H. 

doc. 467. ) 



February, 1901 177 

Whitlow. Findings incase of Nathan H. Wliitlow, Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. 

(H. doc. 416.) 
Wilson. Findings in case of Mariah Wilson. Feb. 1, 1901. 2 pp. (II. 

doc. 385. ) 

District of Columbia 

Anacostia and Potomac River Kailroa<l. Report for year ending Dec. 31, 

1900. Feb. 1,1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 389.) 

Approjiriations. E.-^tiniate of aiipropriation for jiaynient of judgment 
agains^t District [in case of Leigh Rol)inson and Conway Robinson, 
jr., executoi-s of Conwav Rol)inson]. Fel). 7, 1901. 2 pp. (H.doc. 
435.) 

Estimate of deficiency aiiproi>riation for District. Feb. (3, 1901. 

2 pp. (H. doc. 420. ) 

Brightwood Railway. Report for year ending Dec. 31, 1900. Feb. 1, 

1901. 2 pp. (H.doc. 395.) 

City and Suburban Railway. Report for year ending Dec. 31, 1900. 

'Feb. 1,1901. 3 pp. (H. doc. 392.) 
Columbia Railway. Report for year ending Dec. 31, 1900. Fel). 1, 1901. 

2 pp. (H.doc. 391.) 
Commissioners. Report, 1900. v. 2, 164 pp.3 pi. map, 12 tab. (H. 

doc. 7. ) [This is the report of the Engineer Department of the 

District.] 
Georgetown and Tennallytown Railway. Report for year ending Dec. 

31,1900. Feb. l,190i. 3 pp. (H.doc. 394.) 
Licenses. Response to resolution, report of assessor furnishing schedule 

of licenses to be levied on trades, professions, occupations, and 

business enterprises in District. Feb. 16, 1901. 3 pp. (S. doc. 170. ) 
Metropolitan Railroad. Report for year ending Dec. 31, 1900. Feb. 1, 

1901. 2 PI). (H.doc. 393.) 
Militia. Estimate of deficiency in appropriation for militia of District, 

1901. Fel). 27, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 202. ) 
Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway. [5th] annual 

report for year ending Dec. 31, 1900. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 

139.) 
Washington and Great Falls Electric Railway. Report for year ending 

Dec. 31, 1900. Feb. 1, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. doc. 390. ) 
Washington and Marllioro f'lectric Railway. Annual report [for year 

ending Dec. 31, 1900]. Feb. 5, 1901. 2 pp. (H.doc. 419.) 

Smithsonian Institution 

XOTE.— In its latest price-list the Smithsonian Institution publishes this note: 
" The publications of the Smithsonian Institution consist of, 1, Contributions to 
Knowledge; 2, Miscellaneous Oollections: 3. annual reports: 4. special pajicrs. 
Nose/« of these are for sale or ilistribution. ami most of the volumes are out of 
print. The edition of volumes of Contributions and Collections is limited, and is 
distributed only to designated public libraries and to learned institutions in this 
country and abroad. A small edition of some of the papers in the above series 
is i)rinted for sale or exchange. Members of Congress have copies of the reports 
at their disposal, and they are also for sale by tl)e Superintendent of Documents." 
The ainiual rejiort is the only Smithsonian publication that isajiublic doctiment. 
All the others are paid for from the private funds of tlie Institution. Separates 
from the rcyjorts are for exchange, and for free distribution to authors and s]>ecial- 
ists, but not for sale. The annual report is inclu<ied in the Congressional set. 

Plan of the earth and its causes, by J. W. Gregory; from report, 1898. 
1900 [1901]. p. 363-388, 7 il. (No. 1200.) 



178 February, 1901 

national museum 

Note. — The publications of the National Museum comprise bulletins, annual 
reports, and an annual voltune of Proceedings. The annual report isincluded in 
the Congressional set. The editions of the bulletins and Proceedings are too lim- 
ited to admit of general distribution, and the volumes of the latter are sent only 
to libraries. The separates from the Proceedings and from the reports maybe 
obtained on apiilieation to the Museum, until the supply is exhausted. 

Key to isopodn of Atlantic Coa-st of North America with descriptions of 
" new and little known species, bv Harriet Richardson; from Proceed- 
ings, V. 23. 1901. p. 493-579, 34 il. (No. 1222. ) 
List of fishes collected in Pei-Ho, at Tien-Tsin, China, by Noah Fields 

Drake, with descriptions of 7 new species, bv James Francis Abbott; 

from Proceedings, v. 23. 1901. p. 483-491', 7 il. (No. 1221.) 
New diiioi?aur, stegosaurns Marshi, from lower cretaceous of South 

Dak(jta, bv Frederic A. Luca.s; [from] Proceedings, v. 23. [1901.] 

p. 591, 592, 2 pi. (No. 1224.) 
On wheatears, saxicola, occurring in North America, bv Leonhard Stej- 

neger; from Proceedings, V. 23. 1901. p. 473-481, 1 il. (No. 1220.) 
Some spidei-s and other arachnida, from southern Arizona, by Nathan 

Banks; from Proceedings, v. 23. 1901. p. 581-590, 1 pi. (No. 

1223.) 

Various Bureaus 

AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS 

1st annual report [to Congress, June 6-Dec. 31, 1900]. Feb. 25, 1901. 
9 pp. (H. doc. 492.) 

FISH C0M3IISSI0N 

Note.— The Commission supplies gratuitously those of its publications which 
are in print. 

Fisheries of Great Lakes, [calendar year] 1899. [1901.] lp.4'' (Statis- 
tical bulletin 17.) 

Response to resolution relative to information respecting [age, salary, 
and length of service of] employees of commission [stating that it 
will 1)e furnished as soon as possible]. Feb. 28, 1901. 1 p. (S. 
doc. 208.) 

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 

Manual of style governing composition and proof reading in office; with 
decisions of Board on Geographic Names [1890-99]. 1900 [reprint 
1901]. 194 pp. 

DOCU.MEXTS OFFICE 

Catalogue of United States Public Documents, monthlv, no. 72; Dec. 

1900. 1901. p. 571-703 and title-page for nos. 61-72'. 
Price list of U. S. pul)lic documents for sale. Supplement to 3d edition. 

Feb. 1, 1901. 20 pp. 

INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION 

Compliance with resolution, revii'w and digest of testimony concerning 
adulteration of food [and drink] products taken liefore Senate Com- 
mittee on Manufactures, .Mar. 18i)9-Fel). 1900, with separate digest of 
additional evidence relating to baking jiowders, also digest of laws 
of United States and of States and Territories relating to adultera- 
tion of food and to unwholesome food. Feb. G, 1901. [1] + 197 pp. 
(S. doc. 141.) 



February, 1901 179 

Same, without letter of transmittal, and with title, Adulteration of food 
products, review and dipes^t of evidence taken before Senate Com- 
mittee on Manufartures, Mar. lS9!l-Kel>. 1900, with dipest of laws of 
United States and of States and Territories relating to food products, 
prepared in accordance with resolution. [1901.] 197 pp. (Appen- 
dix D. ) 

Report on distribution of farm products. 1901. 508 pp. il. 3 pi. 5 
maps. (Reports, v. 6; Il.doc. 494. ) 

LABOR DEPARTMENT 

XoTE.— The Department furnLshes its publications gratuitously to those who 
apply for them. 

Bulletin 32, Jan. 1901. Hi — 1-172 pp. (H. doc. 315, pt. 1.) [Bi- 
monthly.] 
Contents: 

Accidents to labor as regulated by law in United States; by W. F. Willoughby. 
Arbitration and Con<'iliation Board, Ma.ss., 14th annual report (digest of]. 
British Wnrknieii's t'ompensjition Act and its operation; by A. M. Low. 
Decisions of courts affecting labor. 
Foreign statistical publications, recent, Digest of. 

Laws of St.itcs relating to labor enacted [in 19tX)] ; United States, Virginia. 
Manila. Prices of commodities and rates of wages in. 
Xegroes of .-^andy Spring, Md., social study; by W. T. Thom. 
State bureaus of labor statistics, Digest of recent reports of; Kansas, Maryland, 
Michigan, Ohio, Tennessee. 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 

COPYRIGHT OFFICE 

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and published by the Treasury Department. It is not sold by the Treasury Depart- 
ment, the Librarian of Congress, nor the Register of Copyrights, but must be sub- 
scribed for at the office of the collector of customs for "the district in which the 
person desiring it lives. The price isSo.OO per year of 52 numbers. The bulletins 
of the office are sent free on application to the Register of Copyrights. 

Catalogue of title entries of books and other articles entered imder copy- 
right law, V. 26, nos. 6-9; whole nos. 501-504; Feb. 7-28, 1901. 
p. 479-969. [Weekly.] $5.00 a yr 

Copyright business, statement to Dec. 31, 1900. 1 p. 4° (Information 
circular 25. ) [Quarterly.] 



Shipments to Depositories 

During the Month of February, 1901 



Note.— Shiimu-nt numbers run from 1 to 49, inclnsivc, and then begin again with 1. 

Shipment 4^ 

Congress-, ooth Congress, 3rl session. House documents, v. 4. No. 2; 
Reports of War Department, 1898; Engineers, pt. 1. (Serial no. 
3746. ) 

Shipment 43 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3ct session. House documents, v. 75. Xo. 
229; House manual. (Serial no. 3817.) 

Shipment 44 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Hou.se reports, v. 3. Xos. 
487-807; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4023.) 

Shipment 4o 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 56. No. 
101; Geological Survey monographs, v. 31, Geology of Aspen mining 
district, Colo., atlas. (Serial no. 3798.) 

Shipment 46 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 76. No. 
266, pt. 1; Conmiercial Relations, 1898, v. 1. (Serial no. 3818.) 

Shipment 47 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 77. No. 
266, pt. 2; Commercial Relations, 1898, v. 2. (Serial no. 3819.) 

Shipment 4S 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House reports, v. 1. Nos. 1-245; 
miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4021.) 

Shipment 49 

Animal Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Infoniiation 
concerning Angora goat; bv (ieorge Favette Thompson. 1901. 
94 pp. 1 il. 18 pi. 8" (Bulletin 27.) 

181 



182 FEBRrARY, 1901 

Experiment Station? Utfife (De]»iirtnient of Ajrrirulture). Experiment 
Station Keconl, v. 12, no. 5. 1901. vi - 401-5(M> pp. S" 

Experiments on effect of museular work njKjn (lige.^tibility of food 

anil metal lolism of nitrojren at University of Tennessee, 1897-99; 
by Chas. E. Wait. 1901. 77 pp. 8" (Bnlietin 89.) 

Fore.'itry Division (Department of Agricultnre). Practical assistance to 
farmers, lumbermen, an<l othei-s in handling forest lands. [Oct. 8, 
1S9S.] 5 pp. 8" (Circular 21.) 

Mint Bureau (Treasury Dei)artment). [28th] animal report of director, 
1900. 5:^3 pp. 8" ■ 

Seed and Plant Introduction Section (Department of Agriculture). In- 
yentorv 8, seeds ami jilauts imported in cooperation with agricul- 
tural experiment .stations, nos. 3401-4350. [1901.] lOtJ pp. 8" 

Weather Bureau (Department of Agriculture) . Psychrometric tables for 
obtaining vapor i)ressure, relative humidity, and temperature of 
dew-point from readings of wet and dry bulb thermometers; by C. 
F. :Marviu. 1900. 84 pp. 2 il. 8° 

Shipment 1 

Congress. 55th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 25. No. 
247; Mexican Bc^undary Commission atlas. (Serial no. 3614.) 

Shipment 2 

Coast and Geodetic Survey (Treasury Department). United States Coast 
Pilot, Atlantic Coast; pt. 5, New York to ChcsajH'ake Bav entrance, 
supplement to 2d edition. Dec. 19, 1900 [published] 1901. 13 1. 
large 8° 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 78. No. 
270; Weather Bureau report, 1898, meteorological tables, 1897. 
(Serial no. 3820. ) 

Insular Affairs Division (War Department). ^lonthlv summary of com- 
merce of Cuba, July, 1900; no. 1, series 1900-1 90L 1901. 11.1-68,4" 

Navigation Bureau (Navy Deiiartment). Manual of instruction in ord- 
nance and gunnery for naval training service. 1900. 90 pp. 12" 

Shipment 3 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 79. Nos. 
271-275; ^lemorial addresses on Nelson Dingley, John Simpkins, 
William F. Love, Stephen A. Northwav, Edward' D. Cooke. (Serial 
no. 3821.) 

Shipment 4 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House reports, v. 2. Nos. 246- 
486; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4022.) 

Shipment 5 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, y. 80. No 
276; Treaties in force, 1899. (Serial no. 3822.) 

Shipment 6 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 52. No. 
314; War of Rebellion, series 2, v. 8. (Serial no. 3794.) 



February, 1901 183 

Sliijjmeiif 7 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3<l session. House docunients, v. 81. No. 
286; Naval War Kecords, series 1, v. S. (Serial no. .'3823.) 

Sliij»iic>it S 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3tl session. House <loc'Uiuents, v. 85. No. 

301; Labor Department, IStli annual report, 1898, v. 1. (Serial no. 

3827.) 
Insular Affairs Division (War l)ei)artiiient) . Translation of law of civil 

procedure for Cuba and Porto Kico, with annotations, notes, an<l 

amendments made since American occupation. Jan. lUOl. xi-^544 

pp. 8" 

Shijtwent 9 

Congre.«s. 50th Congress, 1st session. Senate reports, v. 1. Nos. 1-224; 
miscellaneous. (Serial no. 3886.) 

Shipnteitt 10 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 86. No. 
301; Labor Department, 13th annual report, 1898, v. 2. (Serial no. 
3828. ) 

Shipment 11 

Congre.«s. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 87. Nos. 

302-304; Geological Survey bulletins 157-159. (Serial no. 3829.) 
Light-House Board (Treasurv Dejjartment). Annual report, 1900. 

1900 [1901]. 220 pp. 19 maps, 8" 

Ship)nent 12 

Congress. 55th Congress 3d session. House documents, v. 90. No. 
308; Fish Commission bulletin, v. 18, 1898. (Serial no. 3832.) 

Shipment 13 

Congre.ss. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 91. No. 
309, pt. 1; Smithsonian Institution report, 1898. (Serial no. 3833.) 

Shipment 14 

Congress. 55tli Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 92. No. 
309, pt. 2; National Museum report, 1898. (Serial no. 3834.) 

Shipment 15 

Internal Revenue Office (Treasury Department). Gangers' weighing 
manual, embracing regulations and tables for determining taxable 
cjuantitv of distilled spirits bv weighing. Nov. 1, 1900. 646 pp. 
12« 

SJiipment 16 

Congre.ss. 55tli Congress, .3d session. House documents, v. 88. Nos. 
305, 306; Geological Survey bulletins 160, 161. (Serial no. 3830.) 



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Page 

General Information 187 

Congress of United States 189 

Laws 189 

Senate 201 

Honse 203 

Sheep-bound Reserve 205 

President of United States 206 

Agriculture, Department of 200 

Interior Department 209 

Justice, Department of 213 



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Navy Department 213 

Post-Oftk-e Department 215 

State DepartuiL-nt 216 

Treasury Dejiartment 220 

War Defjartment 22-1 

District of Columbia 226 

Smithsonian Institution 226 

Various Bureaus 227 

Shipments to Depositories 229 

Index I 



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Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association assoc. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile, facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f° 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

House bill H. 

House concurrent resolution H.C. R. 

House document H. doc. 

House joint resolution H. J.R. 

House report H. rp. 

House resolution (simple) H. R. 

Illustrated, illustration, illustrations ...il. 

Inch, inches in. 

Island I. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf, leaves 1. 

Longitude long. 

Mile, miles m. 

Miscellaneous mis. 

Nautical naut. 



Number, numbers no., nos. 

Octavo 8" 

Page, pages p., pp. 

Part, parts pt., pts. 

Plate, plates pi. 

Portrait, portraits por. 

Quarto 4» 

Railway ry. 

Report t\>. 

Reservation Res. 

Resolution res. 

Secretary secy. 

Section, sections sec. 

Senate bill S. 

Senate concurrent resolution S. C. R. 

Senate document S. doc. 

Senate joint resolution S. J. R. 

Senate report S. rp. 

Senate resolution (simple) S. R. 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 16<> 

Society soc. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table, tables tab. 

Thirtyt wo-mo 32° 

Topographic topog. 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12" 

Twentyfour-mo 2-10 

Ver.sus vs. , D. 

Volume, volumes v. 

Year yr. 



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Catalogue of Public Documents 

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Congress of United States 

Congressional Record, 56th Congress, 2d session, v. 34, uos. 67-73; Mar. 
1-26, 1901. p. 3603-4067, 4" 

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also by the Superintendent of Documents, the price averaging about 81. -10 per part. 
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9 parts and costs S13.00. 

Same, index [including History of bills and joint resolutions] 6, [to] 

nos. 63-71, Feb. 25-:Mar. 4, 1901. 94 pp. 4" 
Same, 57th Congress, special session of Senate, v. 35, nos. 1-6; Mar. 4-9, 

1901. p. 1-46, 40 

CONFERENCE COMMITTEES 

Hearings before conference committee on H. 11820, to ratify agreement 
with Cherokee Indians, and H. 11821, to ratify agreement with 
Muscogee or Creek Indians; presented by I\Ir. Thurston. Mar. 1, 
1901. 53 pp. (S. doc. 213.) 

LAWS 

Agriculture, Department of. Act making appropriations for Depart- 
ment, 1902. Approyed Mar. 2, 1901. 18 pp. (Public 120.) 

Alabama Riyer. Act to authorize Montgomery and Autauga Bridge 
Company to construct Ijridge across riyer near Montgomery, Ala. 
Approyed Mar. 3, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 145. ) 

Alaska. Act to amend act making further proyisions for ciyil goyern- 
ment for Alaska [in respect to school moneys]. Approved Mar. 3, 
1901. 1 p. (Public 164.) 

Allen, William. Act to pension Allen. Approyed Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. 
(Priyate 685. ) 

Appropriations. Act making appropriations for legislatiye, executiye, 
and judicial expenses, 1902. Approyed INIar. 3, 1901. 56 pp. 
(Public 135.) 

Act making appropriations for sundry ciyil expenses, 1902. Ap- 
proved :Mar.3, 1901. 63 pp. (Pul)lic 158.) 

Act making appropriations to sup])ly deficiencies, 1901 and prior 

years. Approved !Mar. 3, 1901. 54 pp. (Public 136.) 

Army. Act making appropriation for Army, 1902. Approved Mar. 2, 
1901. 18 pp. (Public 118.) 

189 



190 March, 1901 

Ashmead, William. Act to pension Ashmead. Approved ^lar. 1, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 592. ) 
Aten, William L. Act to increase pension of Aten. Approved Mar. 1, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 585.) 
Axtell, Philetus M. Act to increase pension of Axtell. Approved Mar. 

1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 649.) 
Balclutha, ship. Act to provide American register for ship. Approved 

Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 180.) 
Ball, "William H. Act to increase pension of Ball. Approved Mar. 1, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 6G0.) 
Baltimore, Md. Act to deliver to maj'or of Baltimore Ionic columns [in 

custom-house]. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 153.) 
Barber, Casper. Act for relief of [George E. King and] devisees of 

Barber. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 768.) 
Barr, John G. Act to pension Barr. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 723.) 
Barron, Marv. Act to pension Mrs. Barron. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 724.) 
Barrv, ^Marv Priscilla Allen. Act to pension Mrs. Barrv. Approved 

Mar. 1,"1901. 1 p. (Private 665. ) 
Bascombe, Hubert. Act to increase pension of Bascombe. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 674.) 
Baughman, Samuel. Act to increase pension of Baughman. Approved 

Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 733.) 
Baxter, Elijah. Act to increase pension of Baxter. Approved Mar. 3, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 717.) 
Bellinger, James H. Act to increase pension of Bellinger. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 621.) 
Binns, Charles E. Act to pension Binns. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 741.) 
Black, John. Act to pension Black. Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 606.) 
Black, Lewis. Act to increa.se pension of Black. Approved Mar. 3, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 704. ) 
Bodurtha, George W. Act to increase pension of Bodurtha. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 615.) 
Bouslough, William H. H. Act to increase pension of Bouslough. Ap- 
proved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 720. ) 
Bradv, Maggie Alice. Act to pension Mrs. Bradv. Approved Mar. 1, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 652. ) 
Bradv, Willis. Act to pension Bradv. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 752. ) 
Bridges, Sarah F. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Bridges. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 638.) 
Bristol, Tenn. and Va. Joint resolution ratifying agreement between 

Tennessee and Virginia with reference to boundarv [at Bristol]. 

Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public res. 18.) 
Brooklvn Ferry Companv. Act for relief of company. Api>roved Mar. 

2, 1901. 1 p. (Private 690.) 
Browne, Louise Wolcott Knowlton. Act to pension ]\Irs. Browne. 

Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 642.) 
Browning, Alexander W. Act to increase pension of Browning. Ap- 
proved Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 578. ) 
Bruner,- Jessie A. Act to pension Mrs. Bruner, Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 639.) 



March, 1901 191 

Bughman, Elizabeth. Act to pension Mrs. Bughman. Approved ^lar. 

1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 644.) 
Barrage, George F. Act to increase pension of Barrage. Approved 

-Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 591.) 
Canadav, John W. Act to increase pension of Canaday. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 575.) 
Carbee, John F. Act to increase pension of Carbee. Approved Mar. 3, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 755.) 
Case, Frank B. Act for reUef of Ca.se. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 699.) 
Causev, Elizabeth. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Causey. Approved 

Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 725. ) 
Chamberlain, Annie. Act to pension Mrs. Chamberlain. Approved 

:Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 722. ) 
Cherokee Indians. Act to ratifv agreement with Indians. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 15 pp. (PulJlic 111.) 
Clark, Uriah. Act to increase pension of Clark. Approved ]Mar. 1, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 593.) 
Clerks of United States courts. Act to amend [act making ajipropria- 

tions for legislative, executive, and judicial expenses, 1897, so as to 

authorize deputv clerks of United States courts to administer oaths.] 

Approved :Mar. "2, 1901. 1 p. (Public 129.) 
Clifford, Olivia M. Act for relief of Mrs. Clifford. Approved Mar. 2, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 688. ) 
Cogswell, Stacv H. Act to increase pension of Cogswell. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 620.) 
Cole, Charles R. Act to increase pension of Cole. Approved Mar. 1, 

1901. Ip. (Private 659.) 
Colhoun, Marv A. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Colhoun. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 613.) 
Comegvs, John T. Act to increase pension of Comegvs. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 632.) 
Connell, Arthur. Act for relief of Connell. Approved ^lar. 3, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 706. ) 
Coonan, Daniel. Act for relief of Coonan. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 697.) 
Coston, Ella V. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Coston. Approved 

Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 734.) 
Court commissioners. Act supplementary to act to prohibit coming of 

Chinese into United States, approved *^Iay 5, 1892, fixing compensa- 
tion of commissioners in such cases [etc.]. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 

1 p. (Public 150. ) 
Courts-martial. Act to prevent failure of militarv justice. Approved 

Mar. 2, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 124.) 
Courts of United States. Act to create Federal judicial district in Penn- 

svlvania, to be called middle district. Approved Mar. 2, 1901. 3 

pp. (Public 116.) 
Act to amend act to constitute new division of eastern judicial tlis- 

trict of Texas, and for terms of court at Sherman. Approvetl Mar. 

3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 186.) 
Cragg, Edmund. Act to increase pension of Cragg. Approved Mar. 1, 

T901. 1 p. (Private 654. ) 
Cramer, Marv L. Act to increase pension of ^Nlrs. Cramer. Ai)proved 

Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 711. ) 
Crawford, Eliza R. Act to pay Mrs. Crawford amount of loan certificate 

issued in 1779. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 716. ) 



192 March, 1901 

Crayon, Mrs. Martha. Act to issue i)atent to heirs of Tawamnoha, or 

Martlia Cravon, conveving certain lands in North Dakota. Approved 

Mar. 8, IQOL 1 p. (Pul)lic 161. ) 
Creek Indians. Act to ratify agreement with ]\Iuscogee or Creek In- 
dians. Approved :\Iar. 1, 1901. 13 pp. (Public 112.) 
Crenshaw, Julia. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Crenshaw. Approved 

Mar. 1 , 1901 . 1 p. (Private 634. ) 
Cumberland liiver. Act authorizing bridge across river at or near 

Carthage, Tenn. Approved Mar. 2, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 132. ) 
Act to authorize Nashville, Tenn., to construct bridge across river. 

Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 185.) 
Cummings, Albert S. Act to pension Cummings. Approved Mar. 1, 

1901. Ip. (Private 567.) 
Damon, Warren. Act to increase pension of Damon. Apj^roved Mar. 1, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 666.) 
Daugliertj% Aquilla J. Act for relief of Daugherty. Approved Mar. 3, 

1901. Ip. (Private 764.) 
Davis, John M. Act for relief of Davis. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 695.) 
Dawley, Jesse N. Act to increase j^ension of Dawley. Approved Mar. 

1,1901. 1 p. (Private 586.) 
Dawson, Ezekiel. Act to increase pension of Dawson. Approved Mar. 

3,1901. 1 p. (Private 749.) 
De Coster, Francisco V. Act for relief of De Coster. Approved Mar. 1, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 576. ) 

Delaney, James C. Act to increase pension of Delaney. Approved Mar. 
1,1901. 1 p. (Private 584.) 

Diplomatic service. Act making aj^jiropriations for diplomatic and con- 
sular service, 1902. Approved Mar. 2, 1901. 14 pp. (Public 117.) 

Dismukes, Martin. Act to pension Dismukes. Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 656. ) 

District of Columbia. Act for relocation of certain tracks of street rail- 
ways in District. Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Public 107.) 

Act making appropriations for District, 1902. Approved Mar. 1, 

1901. 26 pp. (Public 106.) 

Act to permit certain burials in lands of Protestant Episcopal Cath- 
edral Foundation of District. Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Pub- 
licl04.) 

Act [enlarging jurisdiction of Supreme Court of Distri(5t in] suit for 

protection of interests of United States in Potomac Flats. Approved 
Mar. 2, 1901. 1 p. (Public 130.) 

Act to amend act conferring on Supreme Court of District jurisdic- 
tion to take proof of execution of wills affecting real estate. Ap- 
proved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 175.) 

Act to amend acts for protection of birds, game, and fish in District. 

Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 3 pp. (Public 149. ) 

Act to enlarge powers of courts of District in cases involving delin- 
quent children. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 152. ) 

Act to esta])lish code of law for District. Ai)])roved Mar. 3, 1901. 

275 pp. (Public 159.) 

Joint resolution extending time within which street railroads in 

District may be constructed [l)y Washington and Gettysburg Kail- 
way Comi)any and Columbia Railway]. Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 
1 p. (Publicres.il.) 

Joint resolution regulating licenses to jiroprietors of theaters in Dis- 
trict. Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Public res. 12.) 



March, 1901 193 

Dorcev, Jamea Act to pension Doroev. Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. 
(Private 623.) 

Douglass, iNIilbre V. Act to increase pension of Douglass. Approved 
-Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 727. ) 

Duggan, Patrick F. Act for relief of Alice Walsh [heir of Duggan]. 
Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. ( Private 570. ) 

Dunawav, Nancy J. Act to pension Mrs. Dunawav. Approved Mar. 
1,1901. 1 p. (Private 589.) 

Dunkelberger, Isaac R. Act for relief of Dunkelberger. Approved Mar. 
3, 190L 1 p. (Private 701.) 

Dusenberry, Hannah ^lartlia. Act to pension ]Mrs. Dusenberry. Ap- 
proved :\Iar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 746.) 

Duvall, Isaac H. Act to increase pension of Duvall. Approved Mar. 3, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 710.) 

EichelV)erger, John W. Act to increase pension of Eichelberger. Ap- 
proved Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 627.) 

Enlisted men. Act for reward of enlisted men of Navy or Marine Corps. 
Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 155.) 

Everett, Wash. Act extending to Everett privileges of immediate trans- 
portation. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 162. ) 

Ezekiel, Kate. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Ezekiel. Approved 
Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 579.) 

Faircliild, AUiert H. Act to increase pension of Fairchild. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 643.) 
Fall River, ^lass. Act to extend privileges of 7th section of immediate 

transportation act to Fall River. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. 

(Public 142.) 

Fansler, Keziah. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Fansler. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 604.) 
Fetterman, Fort, Wyo. Act granting homesteaders on reservation right 

to purchase pasture or grazing land. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. 

(Public 138.) 
Fitzpatrick, W. T. Act for relief of Fitzpatrick. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 705.) 
Flint River. Act to revive act to authorize Georgia Pine Railway to 

constrtict V)ridge across river in Decatur County, Ga. Approved 

Mar. 2, 1901. 1 p. (Public 131.) 
Force, Charles H. Act to increase pen.sion of Force. Approved Mar. 

1,1901. 1 p. (Private 602.) 
Fortifications. Act making appropriations for fortifications and ord- 
nance [1902]. Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 4 pp. (Pubhc 113.) 
Frost, Mary R. Act for relief of adnunistrator of Mrs. Frost. Approved 

Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 715.) 
Furv, Elizabeth. Act to i)ension Elizabeth Furv. Approved Mar. 1, 

"1901. 1 p. (Private 680.) 
Gardner, Marv Fryer. Act to pension Mrs. Gardner. Approved Mar. 

1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 664.) 
Gardner, William H. Act to increase pension of Gardner. Api^roved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 596.) 

General Federation of W(jmen's Clubs. Act granting charter to federa- 
tion. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 165.) 

Gold. Act to amend act amending act t(j authorize receipt of United 
States gold coin in exchange for gol<l Ijare [so as to make charge for 
exchange optional with Secretary of Treasury]. Approved Mar. 3 
1901. 1 p. (Public 172.) 



194 March, 19U1 

Grav, Rebecca J. Act to pension Rebecca J. Gray. Approved INIar. 1, 

'1901. 1 p. (Private 682.) 
Greenawalt, Melvina. Act to pension Mrs. Greenawalt. Approved 

Mar. 8, 1901. 1 p. (Private 713.) 
Grills, Esther Ann. Act to increase pension of 3Irs. Grills. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. ( Private 629. ) 
Gnckes, Henry. Act to increase pension of Guckes. Approved ]\Iar. 1, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 601.) 
Guyton, John M. Act for relief of (iuvton. Approved Mar. 2, 1901. 

Ip. (Private 686.) 
Hall, AVilliam N. Act to increase pension of Hall. Approved Mar. 3, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 747.) 
Hamill, Maria E. Act to pension Mrs. Hamill. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 

Ip. (Private 721.) 
Harden, James W. Act to increase pension of Harden. Approved Mar. 

1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 668. ) 
Hardv, John A. Act to increase pension of Hardy. Approved Mar. 3, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 735.) 
Hawaii. Act for snbports of entrv and deliverv in Hawaii. Approved 

Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 163. ) 
Hays, Cornelia. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Havs. Approved 

Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 758.) 
Hegwer, Henry. Act to increase pension of Hegwer. Approved Mar. 

1,1901. 1 p. (Private 581.) 
Helmer, 3Iinerva M. Act to pension Mrs. Helmer. Approved Mar. 1, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 630.) 
Henrv, Eunice. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Henrv. Approved 

Mar. 1,1901. 1 p. (Private 681.) 
Hickev, James. Act to increase pension of Hickev. Approved Mar. 

3,'l901. 1 p. (Private 759.) 
Hill, Peter M. Act to increase pension of Hill. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 719.) 
Hinkle, Henrv R. Act to pension minor children of Hinkle. Approved 

Mar. 1 , 1 901 . 1 p. ( Private 68-1. ) 
Holmes, Marv C. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Holmes. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. ( Private 671. ) 
Holston Seminary. Act for relief of seminarv. Approved Mar. 2, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 692.) 
Homestead. Act providing that entrymen under homestead laws who 

have served in Army, Navy, or Marine Cori)s during Spanish war 

or Philipjiine insurrection sliall have certain service deducterl from 

time re(|uired to perfect title [etc.]. Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 2 pp. 

(Public 110.) 
Hooper, Elizabeth Ann. Act to release [to Michael A. Mullin, trustee 

under will of Mrs. IIoo]>er] all claims to real estate in District of 

which Patrick Kavanagh died seized. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private 765.) 
Horner, John W. Act to increase pension of Horner. Api)roved Mar. 

3,1901. 1 p. (Private 743.) 
Horsey, Lewis S. Act to increase pension of Horsey. Approved Mar. 

1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 574.) 
Howe, Zadok S. Act to increase pension of Howe. Approved I\Iar. 1, 

1901. Ip. (Private 673.) 
Hunter, Jane. Act to pension Jane Hunter. Approved ]\Iar. 3, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 730.) 



March, 1901 195 

Hutton, James A. Act authorizing apiiointinent of Hutton to captaincy 
of infantry. Approved -Mar. 3, 1901. 1 j). ( Private 700. ) 

Hyde, Mary M. Act to increase i)ension of "Sim. Hvde. Appntved 
Mar. 1, '1901. 1 p. (Private 602.) 

Hydrography. Joint resolution concerning i)rinting of [j)arts of] annual 
report of Geological Survey [which relate to hydrograi>iiy, forestry, 
and mining and mineral resources]. Approved ]\lar. 2, 1901. 1 p. 
(Public res. 16.) 

Inauguration. Joint resolution giving commissioners of District of Co- 
lumbia authority to ])rovide for j>ul)lic comfort [during inaugural 
ceremonies]. Approved .Mar. 2, 1901. 1 ji. (Public res. 1.3.) 

Indian Territory. Act to amend I'hajjter 119, United States Statutes at 
Large 24 [so as to admit Indians of Territory to citizenship]. Ap- 
proved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 173.) 

Indians. Act making appropriations for Indian Department, 1902. 
Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 31 pp. (Public 137.) 

Internal re\enue. Act to amend act to i)royide ways and means to meet 
war expenditures [so as] to reduce taxation thereunder. Approved 
Mar. 2, 1901. 13 pp. (Public 121.) 

Jackson, Jeremiah. Act to increase pension of Jackson. Approved 
Mar. 1,1901. 1 p. (Private 609.) 

Jamestown and Northern Railway. Act granting right of way to rail- 
way through Devils Lake Reservation, N. Dak. Approved Mar. 3, 
1901. 1 p. (Public 174.) 

Jarvis, George C. Act to increase pension of Jarvis. Approved Mar. 1, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 631.) 

Jarvis, Nathan S. Act for relief of Jarvis. Approved Mar. 2, 1901. 1 p. 
(Public 134.) 

Johnson, John. Act to increase pension of Johnson. Approved ]\lar. 1, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 598. ) 

Johnson, Theron. Act to increase pension of Johnson. Approved 3Iar. 
1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 611.) 

Jones, Alfred H. Act to increase pension of Jones. Approved Mar. 3, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 709.) 

Jones, Linsay C. Act to increase pension of Jones. Approved ]Mar. 1, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 676.) 

Jones, Robert H. Act to increase pension of Jones. Approved 3Iar. 1, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 641.) 

Keene, Henry. Act to increase pension of Keene. Approved ]Mar. 1, 
1901. Ip. (Private 603.) 

Kelly, James. Act for relief of Kelly. Approved Mar. 2, 1901. 1 p. 
(Private 689.) 

Kennerlv, Charles M. Act for relief of Kennerly. Approved ^lar. 2, 

190L 1 p. (Private 694.) 
Kerstetter, Thomas J. Act to increase pension of Kerstetter. Approved 

Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 754.) 
Kersting, Franklin. Act to increa.se pension of Kersting. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 587.) 
Killen, P'lizabeth M. Act to pension Elizabeth M. Killen. Approved 

Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 740.) 
Kimball, Morris B. Act to increase pen.«ion of Kiml)all. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 580.) 
Knight, Emily S. Act to pension Mrs. Knight. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 761.) 



196 March, 1901 

Koehler, Nellie T. P. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Koehler. Ap- 
proved :Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. ( Private 737. ) 

Kurth, Katy. Act to pension Katv Kurth. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. 
(Private 729.) 

Lavaca Bay. Act authorizing Calhoun County, Tex., to construct bridge 
across bay. Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 114.) 

Lavigne, Ernestine. Act to pension Mrs. Lavigne. Approved Mar. 1, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 683. ) 

Lawton, ^laniie Craig. Act to pension ]\Irs. Lawton. Approved !Mar. 
1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 590.) 

Leahv, Eugene. Act to increase pension of Leahv. Approved Mar. 3, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 739.) 

Leavev, Bertha. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Leavey. Approved 
Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 582. ) 

Lee, Franklin. Act for relief of Lee and Charles F. Dunbar. Approved 
Mar. 1,1901. 1 p. (Private 565.) 

Leiper, Henrietta M. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Leiper. Approved 
Mar. 1,1901. 1 p. (Private 62-5.) 

Lewis, Frances Helen. Act to pension Mrs. Lewis. Approved ]Mar. 1 
1901. 1 p. (Private 617.) 

Little, Charles W. Act to increase pension of Little. Approved ^lar. 
3,1901. Ip. (Private 714. ) 

Lowelltown, Me. Act to establish Lowelltown subport of entrv. Ap- 
proved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 166.) 

Luml)er and timV^er. Act to extend provisions of sec. 8 of act to repeal 
timber-culture laws [etc.], approved Mar. 3, 1891, concerning prose- 
cutions for cutting timber on public lands, to California, Oregon, 
and Washington. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Publicl60.) 

Luttrell, Armilda J. Act to pension Mrs. Luttrell. Approved ]Mar. 3, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 726.) 

Lynch, Elias M. Act to increase pension of Lvnch. Approved Mar. 1, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 608.) 

Mabrv, Lucie M. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Mabry. Approved 
Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 636.) 

McConnaughay, Isaac. Act for relief of McConnaughav. Approved 
Mar. 3,1901. 1 p. (Private 696. ) 

INIack, Georgina M. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Mack. Approved 
Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 670.) 

McKennev, Charity. Act to pension Mrs. McKennev. Approved Mar, 
1, 1901. 1 p. '(Private 655.) 

INIcNutt, Arline E. Act to pension Mrs. McNutt. Approved 3Iar. 3, 
1901. Ip. (Private 750.) 

Mann, Levi C. Act to pension Mann. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. 
(Private 718. ) 

IMarine Hospital Service. Act to amend act granting additional quaran- 
tine powers and imposing additional duties ui)ou service, approved 
Feb. 15, 1893. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 141.) ' 

Marsh, Charles A. Act to increase pension of INIarsh. Ap])roved Mar. 
1,1901. 1 p. (Private 637.) 

Marsh, Fielding. Act to increase pension of Marsh. Approved 3Iar. 1, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 583.) 

May, steam vacht. Act to provide American register for steam vacht. 
Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 146.) 

INIeriwether Snuff and Tobacco Companv. Act for relief of company 
Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 2 pp. (Private 712.) 



March, 1901 197 

Milen, James A. B. Act to reimburse Miles, PI D. Kellv, and Rawlings 
Webster. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private tSl.) 

Militarv Academv. Act making appropriation for academy, 1902. Ap- 
proved Mar. 2, 1901. 13 pp. (Public 119.) 

Militarv schools. Act to loan naval equipment to certain military 
schools. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 168.) 

Millard, Jesse. Act to increase pension of Millard. Approved Mar. 1, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 677.) 

Mi-ssissippi River. Act authorizint: Citizens' liridge Company to con- 
struct bridge across river [at or near Burlington, Iowa]. Approved 
Mar. 2, 1901. 3 pp. (Public 128.) 

Missouri River. Act to extend time for completion of bridge across river 
[at Yankton, S. Dak., by Dakota Southern Railroad Company]. 
Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 144.) 

Modern Woodmen of America. Act to refund excessive postage paid 
[by Modern Woodmen of America, David I. Lillard, and Frank G. 
Simmons] on newsjjapers. Approved Mar. 2, 1901. 1 p. (Public 
126.) 

^lonongahela River. Act to authorize Fourth Pool Connecting Railroad 
Company to construct bridge across river. Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 
2 pp. (Public 105.) 

Act to revive act to authorize Pittsburg and ^Mansfield Railroad 

Comi)anv to construct bridge across river [at Pittsburg, Pa.]. Ap- 
proved Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Public 109.) 

Act to authorize Charleroi and Monessen Bridge Company to con- 
struct bridge across river [between North Charleroi and Rostraver, 
Pa.]. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 179.) 

Munn, James M. Act to increa.se pension of Munn. Approved Mar. 1, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 588.) 

Murphv, Samuel Z. Act to increase pension of Murphy. Approved 
:Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 600. ) 

Muscle Shoals Power Company. Act to extend time grante<l to com- 
pany [for construction of canal and power stations at Muscle Shoals, 
Ala.']. Approved Mar. 1,1901. 1 p. (PubliclOS.) 

Xashville, Tennessee, Centennial Exposition. • Joint resolution for pub- 
lication of report of board of management of Government exhibit at 
expo.sition. Approved Mar. 2, 1901. 1 p. (Public res. 14.) 

Navy. Act making appropriations for naval service, 1902. Approved 
Mar. 3, 1901. 29 pp. ( Public 157. ) 

Needham, Sanmel A. Act to increase pension of Needham. Approved 
Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 753.) 

Neet, Charles M. Act to pension Neet. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. 
(Private 707.) 

Nehalem Bay or River. Act to authorize Portland, Nehalem and Tilla- 
mook Railway Company to construct bridge across bay [or] river. 
Approved Mar. 3, 1901. ' 2 pp. (Public 184. ) 

Nixon, Catherine L. Act to pension Mrs. Nixon. Approved Mar. 1, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 566.) 

Northern Pacific Railroad. Act for relief of settlers within indemnity 
limits of grant to company. Approved Mar. 2, 1901. 1 p. (Public 
122.) 

O'Brien, Mary A. Act to pension Mrs. O'Brien. Approved Mar. 1, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 626.) 

Officers, Navy. Act to amend act authorizing officers of ^iavy and 
Marine Corps to administer oaths [so as to include recruiting officers 
of Navy and a.ssistant adjutant and inspector of Marine Corps]. 
Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 139.) 



198 March, 1901 

Oklahoma. Act to supplement existing laws relating to disposition of 
lands [so as to dispose of lands in Oklahoma ce<led by Wichita and 
athliated l)ands of Indians, and Comanche, Kiowa, and Apache 
Indians]. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 151.) 

Oswego and Home Railroad. Act to grant right of way through Fort 
Ontario niilitarv reservation, >>'. Y., to company. Api)roved ^lar. 3, 
1901. 1 p. (Public 140.) 

Ouzts, Joseph P. Act to pay Ouzts. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. 
(Private 732.) 

Parsons, ^largaret L. B. Act to increase pension of ]\Irs. Parsons. 
Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 763.) 

Patterson, His. Act to pension Patterson. Approved ^lar. 3, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 762.) 

Payne, AVilliam P. Act to pension Pavne. Approved ^lar. 1, 1901. 
Ip. (Private 610.) 

Pearl River. Act to authorize bridge across river at Monticello, Miss. 
Approved Mar. 2, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 133.) 

Peglow, J. W. Act confirming lease between Peglow and Seneca 
Indians. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 767.) 

Perrault, Hippolvte. Act to increase pension of Perrault. Approved 
Mar. 1, 1901.", 1 p. (Private 597.) 

Pfiuger, J. C. , barkentine. Act to provide American register for bark- 
entine. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 143.) 

Phillips, John W. Act to increase pension of Phillips. Approved Mar. 
1,1901. Ip. (Private 658.) 

Pigeon River. Act to authorize Pigeon River Improvement, Slide, and 
Boom Company to enter upon Grand Portage Reservation and im- 
prove river at cascades. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 183. ) 

Pima County, Ariz. Act authorizing county to issue bonds to redeem 
certain indebtedness of county. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. 
(Public 148.) 

Porto Rico. Act to amend act temporarily to provide revenues and 
civil government for Porto Rico and to increase salary of commis- 
sioner of education provided for by said act. Approved Mar. 2, 

1901. 1 p. (PubHcl27.) 

Post-Office Department. Act making appropriations for Department, 

1902. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 10 pp. (Public 156.) 

Potts, ^largaret A. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Potts. Approved 
Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 635.) 

Pratt, Ellen. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Pratt. Approved Mar. 3, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 756.) 

Prisons. Act to amend sec. 5546, Revised Statutes [relative to designa- 
tion of jail or penitentiary for prisoners, so as to allow removal of 
prisoners convicted in consular courts in foreign countries to United 
States]. Approved 3Iar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 178.) 

Pryor Mountains. Act to amend chapter 559, Revised Statutes, ap- 
proved Mar. 3, 1891 [limiting use of timber on public lands to resi- 
dents of States in which found, so that provisions shall not apply to 
south slope of Prvor Mountains, Mont., as against residents of Wy- 
oming]. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 167.) 

Public Iniildings. Act increasing limit of cost of certain public build- 
ings. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 3 pp. (Public 154. ) 

Public documents. Joint resolution to regulate distribution of public 
documents to Lil^rary of Congress for its own use and for interna- 
tional exchange. Approved ]\lar. 2, 1901. 1 p. (Public res. 15.) 



March, 1901 199 

Public moneys. Act to amend sec. r>\oH, Kevise<l Statutes [so as to allow 
dejMJsit in desij^nated national banks of receipts from duties on im- 
ports in Alaska and insular posse-ssions] . Approved Mar. :i, 1901. 
1 p. (I'ublic 176.) 

Radford, Samuel F. Act to pension Radford. Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 

1 p. (Private 647.) 
Railroad accidents. Act requiring conunon carriers engaged in inter- 

statecommerce [bv railroad] tomake reports of accidents. Apiiroved 

Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p.' ( Puljlic 171. ) 

Red River. Act authorizing Texas and Pacific Railway Comi)any to 
construct bridge across river [at or near Turnbulls Island]. Ap- 
proved Mar. 3, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 147.) 

Act to authorize Paris, Choctaw and Little Rock Railway Company 

to construct bridge across river [at or near Hooks Ferry, Tex.]. Ap- 
proved Mar. 3, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 182. ) 

Reeve, Selah V. Act to increase pension of Reeve. Aj^proved Mar. 1, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 646.) 

Revnolds, Klizabeth. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Reynolds. Ap- 
proved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 751.) 

Richards, Harriet S. Act to pension Mrs. Richards. Approved Mar. 1, 
1901. Ip. (Private 618.) 

Richardson, Adolphus. Act to increase pension of Richardson. Ap- 
proved Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 667.) 

Rodman, Martin. Act to increase pension of Rodman. Approved Mar. 
1,1901. 1 p. (Private 675. ) 

Ryan, James. Act to increase pension of Ryan. Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 616.) 

Rvan, William. Act for relief of widows and children of Rvan and 
John S. Taylor. Approved Mar. 2, 1901. 1 p. (Private 693.) 

St. Louis, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1903. Act for celebrating 
100th anniversary of purcha.se of Louisiana territory by holding 
international exhibition in St. Louis, Mo. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 
6 pp. (Public 169.) 

School lands. Act authorizing Attorney-General to appear in suits by 
States relative to school lands [where interests of Indians are in- 
volved]. ApprovedMar. 2, 1901. 1 p. (Public 123.) 

Scott, Charles. Act to increase jiension of Scott. Approved Mar. 1, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 640.) 

Scott, John. Act to increase pension of Scott. Approved Mar. 1, 1901, 
1 p. (Private 648.) 

Scott, Kate >L Act to pension Kate M.Scott. Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 
Ip. (Private 663.) 

Seabury, Sanmel C. F. Act to increase pension of Seabury. Approved 
Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 760.) 

Shaw, Charles T. Act to increase pension of Shaw. Approved Mar. 1, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 607.) 

Shelt, Peter. Act to increase pension of Shelt. Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 614.) 

Short, Narcissa G. Act for relief [bv pension] of Mrs. Short. Approved 
Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 5/'3. ) 

Sien, Frederick. Act to pension Sien. Approved Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. 
(Private 594. ) 

Smith, George B. Act to increase pension of Smith. Approved Mar. 3, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 744.) 



200 March, 1901 

Smith, Henrv. Act to increa.«e pension of Smith. Approved Mar. 1, 

1901. I'p. (Private 612.) 
Smitli, Henrv. Act to pen.«ion Smith. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. 

(Private'748.) 
Smith, Lorinda N. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Smith. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 577.) 
Society of American Florit^t.s and Ornamental Horticulturists. Act to 

incorporate society. Approved ^lar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Public 181.) 
Spani.^h Claims Commission. Act to carry into effect stipulations of 

article 7 of treaty between United States and Spain concluded Dec. 

10, 1S9S [])y establishing' commission to settle claims of citizens of 

United States against Spain arising since beginning of late insur- 
rection in Cuba]. Api)roved Mar. 2, 1901. 4 pp. (Public 115.) 
Standards Bureau, National. Act to estal)lish bureau [by enlarging 

functions of Office of Standard Weights and Pleasures] . Approved 

Mar. 3, 1901. 2 pp. (Public 177.) 
Stantfm, Marietta p]lizabeth. Act to pension Mrs. Stanton. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 595.) 
Starr, Marv E. Act to increase pension of ^Irs. Starr. Approved Mar. 

1, 190i. 1 p. (Private 679. ) 
Stewart, Norman. Act to increase pension of Stewart. Approved Mar. 

1,1901. 1 p. (Private 628. ) 
Stitt, Thomas Lutz. Act to authorize appointment of Stitt as officer in 

Navy. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 698.) 
Stout, Joseph T. Act for relief of heirs of Stout. Approved Mar. 3, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 736.) 
Strickland, Corinne R. Act to pension Mrs. Strickland. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 645. ) 
Stuart, Florence L. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Stuart. Approved 

Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 728.) 
Summers, Charles L. Act to pension Summers. Approved ^lar. 1, 1901. 

Ip. (Private 571.) 
Tarburton, George N. Act to increase pension of Tarburton. Ajiproved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 633. ) 
Tavlor, Asa W. Act to increase pension of Tavlor. Approved Mar. 1, 

■ 1901. 1 p. (Private 622.) 
Tavlor, Catherine L. Act to pension Catherine L. Tavlor. Approved 

"Mar. 1,1901. 1 p. (Private 605.) 
Tavlor, John H. Act to increase pension of Tavlor. Approved Mar. 1, 

" 1901. 1 p. (Private 657.) 
Thompson, Francis 'M. Act to increase pension of Thompson. Approved 

Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. ( Private 766. ) 
Thompson, Gustavus Adolphus. Act to remove charge of desertion 

from Thompson. [Became law by limitation of time, Mar. 2, 1901, 

without approval.] 1 p. (Private 694a.) 
Townley, Richard H. Act for relief of Townlev. Approved Mar. 3, 

1901. 1 p. (Private 702.) 
Townsend, John F. Act to increase pension of Townsend. Approved 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 669.) 
Tufford, Marvin V. Act to increase pension of Tufford. Approved Mar. 

1,1901. 1 p. (Private 624.) 
Tunis, Mary A. Act to increase pension of Mrs. Tunis. Approved Mar. 

3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 745. ) 

Udell, Grotius N. Act to increase pension of Udell. Approved ^lar. 3, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 757.) 



March, 11)01 201 

War with Spain. Joint resolution to causi' nn-dals to be distrilmted to 
certain ottieers and men [of Navy and Marine Corps] who partici- 
pated in war. Approved Mar. 3, "li)01. 1 p. (Pul)lic res. 17. ) 

Wanl, Bettie Lee. Act to increa.«e pension of Mrs. Ward. Approved 
Mar. 1 , 1 Wl . 1 p. ( Private 572. ) 

AVarren, Daniel W. Act to increa.«e pension of Warren. Ai)pr(n-ed 
Mar. 1, IWl. 1 p. (Private 651.) 

Waterman, Arba N. Act for relief of Waterman. Approved Mar. 3, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 703.) 

Wattles, Lizzie. Act to pension Mrs. AN'attles. Ajiproved Mar. 1, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 653.) 

Weckler, John C. Act to remove charge of desertion from Weckler 
[alias John C. Brown]. Approved Mar. 3, 1901. 1 p. (Private 
708.) 

Welsh, ^lerit C. Act to increase pension of Welsh. Approved Mar. 1, 
1901. 1 p. ( Private 672. ) 

Whitaker, Cohmduis S. Act to pension AVliitaker. Approved Mar. 3, 
1901. 1 p. (Private 742.) 

White, Fidillar. Act to pension AVhite, alias William Johnson. Ap- 
proved Alar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 569. ) 

AA'hite, Alarjiaret G. Act to pension Airs. White. Approved Alar. 1, 
1901. 1 p. (, Private 568.) 

AVhite Alountain Reservation, Ariz. Act to restore to pul)lic domain 
small tract of reservation. Approved Mar. 2, 1901. 1 p. (Public 
125.) 

AVhitnev, AVilliam C. Act to increase pension of AVhitney. Approved 
Alar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 678.) 

AVidows. Act amending sec. 4708, Revised Statutes, in relation to pen- 
sions to remarried widows. Approved Alar. 3, 1901. 1 1>. (Public 
170.) 

AV'illiams, Rachel J. B. Act to increase pension of Airs. Williams. 
Approved Alar. 1. 1901. 1 p. (Private 661.) 

AA'ilson, George AL Act to pension AVilson. Approved Alar. 1, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 599.) 

W'ilson, Leonard. Act for relief of AVilson. Approved Alar. 2, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 691.) 

AVilson, Sallie B. Act to pension Mrs. AVilson. Approved Alar. 3, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 738. ) 

AVimer, Thomas AL Act to increase pension of AVimer. Approved 
Alar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (Private 650. ) 

AA'ood, Jane AV. Act to pension Airs. Wood. Approved Alar. 1, 1901. 
1 p. (Private 619.) 

AA'^oodl)ridge, AVilliam E. Act referring to Court of Claims claim of 
Woodbridge. Approved Mar. 2, 1901. 1 p. (Private 687.) 

SENATE 

Establishment and government of District of Columbia; bv AVilliam 

Tindall. 1901. 30 pp. (S. doc. 207.) 
Extracts from annual report of British Army Temperance Association 

for 1898-99, an<l f>ther papers relating to post exchange and army 

canteen; presente«l bv Air. Gallinger. Feb. 28, 1901. 31 pj). (8. doc. 

210.) 
Letter from F. S. Alonnett relative to antitrust l)ill; ]>resented l)v Air. 

Pettigrew. Alar. 1, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 214.) 

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202 March, 1901 

Memorial from Henry R. Knapp remonsitratinfr a<rainpt right of William 
A. Clark to a<liiiisHif)ii to Senate as Senator from Montana; presented 
by -Mr. Chandler. .Mar. 2, 1901. 5 pp. (S. doc. 221. ) 

Report of Kevenne CoTnmission of Colorado, James W. Bucklin, Thomaa 
J. Earhart, William A. Hill [on taxation in Colorado and land-value 
tax in Australia and New Zealand]; presented by Mr. Butler. 
Feb. 28, IWl. 36 pp. (S. doc. 209.) 

APPROPRIATION.S COMMITTEE 

Hale, Eugene. Report amending H. 14236, making appropriations to sup- 
pi v deficiencies, 1901 and prior years. Mar. 2, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 
2496.) 

CLAIMS COMMITTEE 

Warren, F. E. Report favoring S. 5929, for relief of heirs of Charles P. 
Culver. Mar. 1,1901. 3 pp. (S.rp.2493.) 

CUBA RELATIONS COMMITTEE 

Piatt, 0. H. Report under S. R. 327, directing committee to report as to 
monevs received and expended in Cuba bv United States officials. 
Mar. i, 1901. 3 pp. (S.rp.2488.) 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE 

Purification of Washington water supply, inquiry held by direction of 
committee; edited by Charles Moore. 1901. xvi + 241pp. 

FINANCE COMMITTEE 

Sugar bounties, proceedings of conference on question of sugar bounties 
held at Brussels, June 7-25, 1898 [report of delegates of Great Brit- 
ain], prepared under direction of committee; [presented bv Mr. 
Aldrich]. [Feb. 18] 1901. 133 pp. (S. doc. 171.) 

MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Cockrell, F. :\I. Report adverse to H. 231, for relief of John Dailey. 

Mar. 1, 1901. 12 pp. (S. rp. 2490.) 
Report adverse to S. 1370, to correct militarv record of William T. 

Rominger. 3Iar. 1, 1901. 7 pp. (S. rp. 2491.) 
Report adverse to S. 3511, for relief of Charles De Arnaud. Mar. 1, 

1901. 70 pp. (S. rp. 2492.) 

PATENTS COMMITTEE 

Piatt, 0. H. Report submitting S. 6066, to protect veteran organiza- 
tions against fraudulent use of badges or insignia, as substitute for 
S. 5355. Mar. 2, 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2495.) 

PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE 

Fairbanks, C. W. Report favoring S. 5956, for public building at Find- 
lay, Ohio. INIar. 2, 1901. 1 p. (S. rp. 2494.) 

Vest, G. G. Report favoring S. 4338, for public building at Georgetown 
S. C. Mar, 1. 1901. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2489.) 



March, 1901 203 

HOUSE 

Calendar!* of House, 56th Congress, including final action on every bill 
re]Ktrteil ami statement of work of tiiif C'on<rre.«s conipareil with i)re- 
ceding Congresses, Mar. 4, 1901. 93 pp. large 8" (II. doe. 513.) 

.VCCOVN'TS COMMITTEE 

Bull, Melville. Report favoring II. R. 353, to pay widow of J. R. Whit- 
acre 6 months' salarv and funeral expenses of husband. Mar. 1, 
1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2991.) 

Report favoring H. R. 394, to pay Virginia P. Wise as clerk of 

Richard A. Wise; 11. R. 395, to i)av Fanny A. Clarke as clerk of 
Frank G. Clarke. Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (H" rp. 2992.) 

Smith, H. C. Report favoring H. R. 383, for preservation of flag pre- 
sented to House of Representatives by Women's Silk Culture Asso- 
ciation of United States, as substitute for H. R. 321 and 339. Mar. 
1, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 3006.) 

CL.\IMS COMMITTEE 

Graff. J. V. Report favoring S. 5133, for relief of William I). Rutan. 
Mar. 1 . 1901 . 3 pp. ( H. rp. 2983. ) 

COINAGE, WEIGHTS, AND MEASURES COMMITTEE 

Southard, J. H. Report amending H. 5768, to adopt metric system as 
standard weights and measures [with bibliography]. Mar. 1, 1901. 
9 pp. (H. rp. 3005.) 

DI.STRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE 

Pearre, G. A. Report adverse to H. 13660, relating to Washington Gas- 
light Company. Mar. 1, 1901. 5 pp. (H. rp. 2984. ) 

DOCUMENTS, SELECT COMMITTEE ON EXAMIN.\TI0N AND DISPOSITION OF 

Roberts, E. W. Report submitting H. R. 442, for disposition of accumu- 
lated documents in House and clerk's document rooms. Mar. 1, 
1901. 4 pp. (H.rp. 2990.) 

ELECTIONS CO.MMITfEE, NO. 1 

Tayler, R. W. Report on contest of Davison v. Gilbert, from 8th district 
of Kentucky, .submitting H. R. 443, that George G. Giltertis entitled 
to seat. Mar. 1,1901. 4 pp. (H.rp. 3000.) 

Report f)n charges against Robert W. Wilcox, Delegate from Hawaii. 

Mar. 1, 1901. 4 pp. (H. rp. 3001. ) 

INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Lacey, J. F. Report amending S. 3173, to ratify agreement with Indians 
of Crow Reservation in Montana. Jan. 25, 1901. 11 pp. map. 
(H.rp. 2498.) 

IRRIG.\^TION OF ARID LANDS COMMITTEE 

King, W. H. Views on H. 14241, to authorize construction of reservoirs 
for stor^e of water for reclamation of arid lands. ^lar. 1,1901. 2 
pp. (H.rp. 2927, pt. 6.) 



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LIBRARY COMMITTEE 

McClearv, J. T. Report favoring H. J. R. 'M'.i, for monument to Dorothea 
LyndeDix [at Ilaniixlen, Me.]. Mar. 1, 1901. 6pp. (H.rp.2985.) 

Re]>ort favoring H. 1.32yo, for et|ue.«trian s^tatue of Cai^iniir Pulaski 

at Wasiuugt<jn, D. C. Mar. 1, 1901. 7 pp. ( H. ri). 3003. ) 

MILITARY AFFAIR.S CO.MMITTEE 

Jett, T. M. Report adverse to H. 13587, for relief of Azor H. Nickerson. 

Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2988.) 
Parker, R. W. Report adverse to H. 3598, to restore Henrv Ossian Flii>- 

per to rank in Army. Mar. 1, 1901. 5 pp. (H. rp. 2981.) 
Rei)ort favoring H. 13910, to remove di.-^honoraljle discharges from 

John Shamburger, LouLs iSmith, and Henrv Metzger. Mar. 1. 1901. 

3 pp. (H.rp.2982.) 
Report adverse to H. 10983, to restore Charles H. Campl>ell to Annv 

on retired list. Mar. 1, 1901. 30 pp. (H.rp. 2987.) 

NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Davton, A. G. Report favoring H. 14309, for reward of enUsted men of 
" Navy or Marine Corps. :Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2980.) 

PRIXTIXCi COMMITTEE 

Heatwole, J. P. Report favoring S. C. R. 113, to print legislative history 
of general staff of Army. Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2993.) 

Report favoring S. C. R. 92, to print report of investigation of i)lants 

pois<jnous to stock in Montana. Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 2994.) 

Report amending H. R. 413, to mount with rollers and hangers 

United States maps hereafter printed and jilaced to credit of mem- 
bers of House of Representatives. Mar. 1,1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2995.) 

Rejiort favoring H. R. 436, to print last issue for 56th Congress of 

House calendar as document of House. Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. 
(H.rp. 2996.) 

Report amending H. R. 419, to authorize Committee on Irrigation 

of Arid Lands to print papers, documents, and testimony taken 
before committee during 2d session of 56th Congress. Mar. 1. 1901. 
1 p. (H.rp. 2997.) 

Rei>ort favoring H. 14314, to ameiitl act providing for public print- 
ing and binding and distribution of public documents [relative to 
expense of extra printing on document franks for Congressmen]. 
Mar. 1,1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 2998.) 

Report favoring S. C. R. 109, to print Military Laws of United States, 

to include legislation of 56th Congress. Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 
2999. ) 

I'lBLIC LANDS COM.MITTEE 

Nee<lham, J. C. Report amending H. 12552, for purcha.«e and making 
free of toll roads leading into and ])assing over Yosemite National 
Park. Mar. 1,1901. 11pp. (H.rp. 2989.) 

KIVEILS AND IIARBOR.S COMMITTEE 

Burton, T. E. Report on H. 13189. making appropriations for rivei"s and 
harl>ors [1902], recommending that House nonconcur in Senate 
amendments and ask for conference. Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (H.rp. 
3002. ) 



March, lUOl 205 

RII.ES COMMITTEE 

Dalzell, John. Rt'i>ort favoriufr H. R. 441, fixing time for consideration 

of H. 14017, making appropriations for Armv, 1902. Mar. 1, 1901. 

1 p. (H.rp. 29.St3.) 
Report submitting H. J. R. 31S, for (•ommis.>^ion to visit Porto Rico, 

Philipjiines. an<l Cuha, and rci)orton conditions therein, as substitute 

forH.R.48S. Mar. I,l<t01. 1 p. ( II. rp. :;0()4. ) 

SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE 

Note. — These volumes, which have been previously published in unbotind form 
or in one or more cloth editions, are now for the first time ready for distribution 
in sheep binding. The number in black-faced t>"pe appended to the description 
of eacli volume is the serial ntuuber in the .set'of Congressional documents, in 
continuation of the system adopted in the Checklist of Public Documents issued 
by this office. 

55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 3. No. 2; Reports of 
War Department, 1898; Major-general commanding Army. [3745] 

Same, v. 7-9. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1898; Engi- 
neers, pts. 4-6. [3749-51] 

Same, v. 14. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1898; Sec- 
retary, Public Lands. [3756] 

Same, v. 44. Nos. 56-120, except &5-^7, 73, 80, 100, 101 ; Laws other 

than criminal relating to Alaska, etc. [3786] 

Same, v. 65. Nos. 122-161, except 136, 141, 143, 154; Survey of 

Southwest Pa^s, ^lississippi River, etc. [3807] 

Same, v. 93. No. 310; Patent decisions, 189S. [3835] 

Same, v. 95. No. 316; Ethnology Bureau, 17th report, 1896, pt. 2. 

[3837] 

56th Congre.ss, 1st session. Senate reports, v. 2. Nos. 225-527, except 
516; miscellaneous. [3887] 

Same, v. 3. No. 516; Adulteration of food products. [3888] 

Same, v. 4. Nos. 528-765; Public schools in District of Columbia; 

miscellaneous. [3889] 

Same, v. 6-8. No. 1052; Right of William A. Clark to seat as Sena- 
tor from Montana, 3 pts. [3891-93] 

Same, v. 9. Nos. 1114-1372, except 1243; miscellaneous. [3894] 

Same, V. 10. Nos. 1373-1675; miscellaneoui?. [3895] 

Same, v. 11. No. 1023; PLxplorations in Ala.<ka, 1869-99. [3896] 

Hou.«e flocument.-, v. 14. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1899; 

Ordnance. [3911] 

Same, v. 17. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1899; Secre- 
tary, Pubhc lands. [3914] 

Same, v. 18, 19. No. 5; Kciiorts of Department of Interior, 1899; 

Indian affairs, 2 pts. [3915, 3916] 

Same, v. 20, 21. No. 5; Report.-^ of Department of Interior, 1899; 

miscellaneous, 2 pts. [3917. 3918] 

Same, V. 30. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1899; Edu- 
cation, V. 1. [3927] 

Same, V. 60. No. 97; American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 

1900. [3957] 

Hou.>^e reports, v. 5. Nos. 1079-1427, except 1082 and 1158; mis- 
cellaneous. [4025] 

Same, V. 6. Nos. J428-1 755; miscellaneous. [4026] 

Same, V. 7. Nos. 1756-2006; miscellaneous. [4027] 

Note. — The binding of the volinnes of the Congressional reserve is proceeding 
sti rapidly that it is anticinated tliat some of the volumes for the '2t\ session of the 
•VJth Congress will be reaay for distribution before it is [lossible to a.ssign serial 
numbers. In this case the serial numbers will not be announced until the pub- 
lication of the schedule of volumes for the session. 



206 March, 1901 



President of United States 

Announcing death of Benjamin Harrison, proclamation. Mar. 14, 

1901. Ip. f 
Message returning without approval H.3204, to refer certain claims for 

Indian dejiredations to Court of Claims. Mar. 1, 1901. 2 pp. 

(H. doc. 504.) 
Message transmitting report upon beet-sugar industry in United States 

during 1900. Fel). 22, 1901. 1 p. (H. doc. 508.) [Report not 

printed.] 



Agriculture, Department of 

Note. — Those publications of the Department of Agriculture which are for sale, 
except those of the Weather Bureau, will be supplied by the Superintendent of 
Documents. Union Building, Washington, D. C. For the unpriced publications 
application should be made to the Secretary of Agriculture. The Department 
has no list of addresses to which all its publications are sent. It issues a monthly 
list of publications, which -is mailed to all applicants, enabling them to select 
such reports and bulletins as interest them. 

Sheep and wool, review of progress of American sheep husbandry; by 
J. R. Dodge. 1900 [reprint 1901]. 63 pp. 3 il. (Report 66. ) ' *5c 

AGROSTOLOGY DIVISION 

New or little known grasses. Mar. 8, 1901. 8 pp. (Circular 30.) 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Angora goat. Information concerning Angora goat; bv George Favette 
Thomp.son. 1901 [reprint]. 94 pp. 1 il. 18 pi. (Bulletin 27.) "*15c 

Ducks and geese, stamlard l)reeds and management; bv George E. How- 
ard. 1897 [reprint 1901]. 48 pp. 37 il. (Farmers' bulletin 64.) 

Hog raising in the South; by S. :\I. Tracy. 1899 [reprint 1901]. 40 pp. 
(Farmers' bulletin 100.) 

Lymi)hadenitis. Nature, cause, and economic importance of ovine 
caseous Ivmph-adenitis [witli bibliography], bv Victor A. Norgaard 
and John R. Mohler; from report, 1899. "[1901.] p. 638-662, 7 pi. 
([rul)lication] 151.) 

Meat inspection. [Imi)erial German meat inspection law.] Feb. 15, 
1901. 19 pp. (Circular .32.) [English and German.] 

Parasites. Notes on jtarasites, 50-52 [with bibliography], bv Ch. War- 
dell Stiles and Allyert Has.sall; from report, 1899. [1901".] p. 558- 
611, il. 2 pi. ([Publication] 152.) 

Porto Rico. Notes on animal industry of Porto Rico, by 0. F. Cook; 

from report, 1899. [1901.] p. 66:5^>67, 10 pi. ([Publication] 150.) 
Report. 16th annual report, 1899. 1900 [1901]. 790 pp. 45 il. 41 pi. 

( [Publication] 143. ) ( H. doc. 745, 56th Cong. 1st .sess. ) *85c 

Contents: 

Atlniinistrativc work of Government in relation to animal industry: by G. F. 

TllKUlpSOU. 

Agririiltunil experiment station work. Some: abstracted by G. F. Thompson. 

BiDchfinic investigations, Culture media for: by E. A. de Sclnveinitz. 

ButtiT. expiTimcntal exports of. Kciiort upon. isys-<»9: by H.E. Alvord. 

Dairy development in I'uiteil Stati's; by H.K. Alvord. 

Dairying in California anil exjMirt of California butter to the Orient. Notes upon; 

by K. A. I'earson. 
Dead animals. Disposition of, in foreign cities. 



March, 1901 207 

Report. 16th annual report, 1899 — Continued. 

CoH/en/«— Continued. 

Diseases, animal. Some examples of development of knowledge concerning; by 
D.E.Salmon. 

Contagious, of animals in foreign countries. 

Laws for control of. 

Egg market of Paris: by N. B. Ashbv. 

Egg sjik's of Paris, 1S96, by Ch. Seelie: translated by N. B. Ashby. 

Egg trade. Bristol. 

in Hamburg: by N. B. Ashby. 

Eggs, Report on trial .shipments of, to England; by H.E. Alvord. 

Farm animals and markets. 

Numbers and values of, 1S99. 

Hog raising in the .South; by S. M.Tracy. 

Imports and export.s of animals and animal products; by G. F. Thomp.son. 

Kianey worm, sclerostoma pinguicola, of swine, Our present knowledge of [with 
bibliography] : by Louise Tayler. 

Live stock, Number of, in foreign countries. 

Lymph-adenitis, ovine caseous. Nature, cause, and economic importance of [with 
bibliography] : by V. A. Nurgaard and J. R. Mohler. 

Maladie du coi't, 2d outbreak of, in Nebraska. 

Milk, examination of. Report upon; by E. A.de Schweinitz. 

Miscellaneous information. " ■* 

Oleomargarine, ok'o oil. and filled cheese. Statistics of; by R. A. Pearson. 

Parasites, Notes on. f)0-&2 [with bibliography] ; by C. W. Stiles and Albert Ha.ssall. 

Porto Rico, animal industry of. Notes on: by O. F. Cook. 

Trade of. in animals and animal products. 

Poultry, Dres.sed, in foreign cities: by N.B. Ashby. 

Preparing, for London market; by S. Lowe. 

Poultry markets of Paris; by N.B. Ashby. 

Report" of ehief. 

Rules and regulations of bureau, 1899. 

Tasajo, or jerked beef. Manufacture and exportation of, by River Plata countries. 

Texas fever investigations. E.xperiment in blood and serum injections in connec- 
tion with; by E. C. Schroeder. 

Texas fever organi.sm in blood of cattle. Note on persistence of; by E. C. Schroeder. 

Tick, chicken, argas amerieanus. Note on; by Albert Hassall. 

Southern cattle. Note on vitality of; by E. C. Schroeder. 

Ticks, Growing noninfeeted, and afterwards infecting them; by E. C. Schroeder 
and \V. E. Cotton. 

Tuberculosis, best methods for checking or curing. International congress for 
consideration of; by E. A. de Schweinitz. 

fnited Kingdom, Imports of animals and animal i)roducts into. 

Veterinarv Congre.s.s, 7th International; bv V. A. NOrgaard. 

Wool clip, World's, 1899. 

BOTANY DIVISION 

Weeds, and how to kill them; Ijv Lvster H. Dewey. 1895 [reprint 
1901]. 32 pp. 11 11. (Farmers' bulletin 28.) 

CHEMISTRY DIVISION 

Pure-food laws of European countries affecting American exports; by 
W. D. Bigelow. 1901. 39 pp. (Bulletin 61.) *5c 

ENTOMOLOGY DIVISION 

Bee keeping; by Frank Benton. 1897 [reprint 1901]. 32 pp. 19 il. 
(Farmers' V)ulletin 59.) 

Harlequin caljbage bug, or calico V)ack, murgantia histrionica Hahn. 
[May 24, 1895, reprint 1901.] 2 pp. 1 il. (Circular 10, 2d series.) 

How to distinguish different mosquitoes of North America. [Feb. 20, 
1900, reprint 1901.] 8 pp. 3 il. (Circular 40, 2d series.) 

Important insecticides, directions for their preparation and use; bv C. L. 
Marlatt. 1901. 42 pp. 6 il. (Farmers' bulletin 127, revision of 19.) 

Periodical cicada in 1897. [May 1, 1897, reprint 1901.] 4 pp. (Cir- 
cular 22, 2d series. ) 

Regulatifins of foreign g(jvernments regarding importation of American 
plants, trees, and fruits. [Aug. 24, 1900, reprint 1901.] 4 pp. (Cir- 
cular 41, 2d series.) 

StrawV)erry weevil, anthonomus signatus Sav. [Mar. 18, 1897, reprint 
1901.] 7 pp. 4 il. (Circular 21, 2d series.) 



208 MiRCJi, lUOl 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Experiment Station Record, v. 12, no. 2. 1900 [reprint 1901]. vi -^ 101- 

200 i)p. 3 il. *10e 

Same, v. 12, no. 3. 1900 [reprint 1901]. viii -f 201-300 pp. *10c 

Same, v. 12, no. 4. 1900 [reprint 1901]. vi + 301-400 pp. 1 il. *10c 

Same, V. 12, no. 5. 1901 [reprint], vi -f 401-500 pp. *10c 
Same, v. 12, no. 6. 1901. vi + 501-600 pp. 

*10c' fiingle copy, SI. 00 a volume (12 nos. ) 

Note. — Mainly made up of abstracts of reports and publications on aKricnltnral 
science which nave recently appeared in all countries, especially the United 
States. V. 12, no. t;, contains a" report of the 17th annual convention of Association 
of Official Agricultural Chemists, 1900, by D. W. May. 

Experiment Station Work 7. 1898 [reprint 1901]. 32 pp. 8 il. (Farm- 
ers' bulletin 84.) [See for contents catalogue for December, 1898, 
page 687.] 

Same, 12. 1899 [reprint 1901]. 32' pp. 4 il. (Farmers' bulletin 105.) 
[See for contents catalogue for Novem])er, 1899, page 485.] 

Same, 17. 1901. 32pp.6il. (Farmers' bulletin 124.) 

Contents : 

Alfalfa silage. 

Cotton seed. Value of. 

Dairy cow, Tyi)e of. 

Drinking water. Distilled. 

Fertilizers for market-garden crops. 

Lime as fertilizer. 

Maple simp and sugar. 

Peeaii culture. 

Pigs. Forage crops for. 

Soil inoculation. 

Soils, sjtndy. Treatment of. 

Steers, Grazing. 

Weed destruction. 

Feeding of farm animals; by E. W. Allen. 1897 [reprint 1901]. 32 pp. 
(Farmers' l)ulletin 22 reviseil.) 

Foods, nutritive value and cost; l)v W. O. Atwater. 1894 [reprint 1901]. 
32 pp. 2 il. (Farmers' Inilletin 23. ) 

Limingfif soils; by H.J. Wheeler. 1899 [reprint 1901]. 20 pp. (Farm- 
ers' bulletin 77 revised.) 

Meats, composition and cooking; bv Chas. D. Woods. 1896 [repi'int 
1901]. 29 pp. 4 il. (Farmers' llulletin 34.) 

Milk as food. 1898 [reprint 1901]. 39pp. 2 il. (Farmers' bulletin 74.) 

Porto Rico. Re]wrt on investigations of agricultural resources and 
capabilities of Porto Rico with sjiecial reference to estal)lishment of 
agricultural experiment station in that island. 1901. 32 pp. 6 pi. 
map. *10c 

Reservoir system of Cache la Poudre Vallev; bv E. S. Nettleton. 1901. 
48 pp. 13 pi. map. (Bulletin 92.) " " *15c 

FOREIGN MARKETS SECTION 

Agricultural exi)orts of United States, bv countries, 1895-99; bv Frank 
H. Ilitchcoek. 1900 [reprint 1901].' 88 pp. (Bulletin 20.) *10c 

Agricultural imports and exports, 1896-1900. Feb. 20, 1901. 16 pp. 
(Circular 23.) 

Agricultural imi)orts of United States, bv countries, 1895-99; bv Frank 
H.Hitchcock. 1900 [reprint 1901].' 74 pp. (Bulletin 21.) *5c 

FORESTRY DIVISION 

Practical assistance to tree planters. [Feb. 15, 1901.] 12 pp. 5 il. 
(Circular 22 revised. ) 



March, 1901 209 

public road inciuiries office 

Good roads for fanners; by ^lanrice O. I^ldridge. [2d edition.] 1900 
[reprint 1901]. 47 pp. 49 il. (Fanners' bulletin 95.) 

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

Monthly list of publications [of Department of A;j:ric-ulture], Mar. 1901. 
4 pp. ([Publication] 408.) 

STATISTICS DIVISION 

Crop Reporter, v. 2, no. 10; Feb. 1901. 8 pp. 4° [Monthly.] 

VEGETABLE PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY DIVISION 

Catalase, new enzyni of general occurrence, with special reference to 
tobacco plant; l)y Oscar Loew. 1901. 47 i)p. (Agriculture, Dept. 
of. Report 68. ) *5c 

WEATHER BUREAU 

XoTE.— For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Climate and Crop Bulletin, Feb. 1901; no. 2 [1901]. 24X19 in. [Weekly 
Apr.-Sept., monthly remainder of year.] 

Note.— Contains reports of temperature and rainfall, with special reference to 
their effect on crops. 

Monthly Weather Review, v. 28 [no. 13], Cleveland Abbe, editor; annual 

summary for [calendar year] 1900. Mar. 9, 1901. x — 585-599 pp. 

7 pp. of maps, 4" 10c single copy, $1.00 a yr 

XoTE.— Summary of weather and river and flood reports from all parts of the 

United States, witli notes covering other countries and various topics of meteor- 
ology. Special article is — 

Freshets in James River, Va.; by E.A.Evans. 
Same, v. 29, no. 1, Cleveland Abbe, editor; Jan. 1901. :Mar. 29, 1901. 

p. 1—17, il. 2 pi. 10 pp. of 1)1. and mai)s, 4" 20c single copy, ?2.00 a yr 
XoTE. — Special articles are — 

Climate and corn; by H. B. Wren. 

Costa Rica, Climatology of: by H.I^iticr. 

Forecasts, weather, Methods employed in distribution of: by James Berry. 

Great Salt Lake, Relation of water level of, to precipitation; by L. H. Murdoch. 

Water level of: by G. K. Gilbert. 

Idaho, Some features of climate of; by S. M. Blandford. 

Meteorology, Recent papers bearing on; by W. F. K. Phillips. 

Pacific Coast States, Long rangi- seasonal f(»recasts for; by A.M.Ashley. 

Rainfall, Relation of, to mountains; by W. H.Alexander. 

Tamalpais, Mount, Fog studies on, no. 3, photographs of fog billows; by A. G. 
McAdie. 

Trappes, France, Studies on atmosphere at; by L. T. de Bort. 

Weather conditions. Monthly statement of average, for January; by E. B. Garriott. 

Snow and ice bulletin. Mar. 5-26, 1901. 19 X 12 in. [Weekly during 

winter. ] 
Weather map. Mar. 1-31, 1901. 19 X 24 in. [Daily.] 



Interior Department 

Note. — The Decisions of the Department of the Interior in pension cases are 
issued in slips and in signatures, and the Deci.'iions in land cases are i-isued In 
signatures, Ix/th being published later in bound volumes at prices niiiging from 
Sl.0.5 to SI. -15 per volume. Subscribers may deposit Sl.lK) in the Department and 
receive the contents of a volume of the Decisions of either kind in ."iejiarate parts 
as they are issued. Of the Land Decisions usually two volumes are issued yearly, 
while the Pension-Decision volumes apjiear at hmger intervals, sometimes more 
than two years apart. 



210 March, 1901 

[Decision?- in appealed jiension and liounty laTid claims, v. 11, slips] 57- 
80, published separately. 
CoJiteuLv 

iK-atli ciiuse; pathological seciuence; meningitis. I\o.66. Feb. 7, 1901. 6 pp. 

Declarations; jiiri.sdietion; execution. No. 62. Jan. 31, 1901. 2 pp. 

Dei>en(1ent [>areiit'.s claims; sec. 4707, Revised Statutes; fee; War with Spain. No. 

71. Feli.'JO, UHJl. 6 pp. 
Defend wiiV: act Mar. 3, 1K99. No. 7.5. Feb. 28, 1901. 6 pp. 
Desertion; iniliiary atre: oath of enlistment. No.80. Mar.26,1901. 3 pp. 
Disloyally: coiiscriptiim: special examination. No. 72. Feb. 23, 1901. 4 pp. 

sec. 4716. Kcvisc'l Statutes: accrued pension. No. 70. Feb. 19, 1901. 6 pp. 

Division of i)ension; act Mar. 3, 1899; repayment to pensioner. No. 73. Feb. 23, 

mill. 3 pp. 
Kvidciicc: presumption of death: act Mar. 13, 1896. No. 57. Jan. 18, 1901. 3 pp. 
Fee; fee aKrccmcuts: rcrating. No. ,59. Jan. 31, 1901. 2 pp. 

reftUKltncnt: evi<lence: presumption. No.64. Jan. 31. 1901. 3pp. 

Fraud and mistake: reimbursement; evidence. No. 58. Jan. 31,1901. 2 pp. 
Jurisdiction: declaration: tiling after death. No. 74. Feb.27,1901. 3 pp. 

divorce: decree: record. No. 67. Feb. 8, 1901. 9 pp. 

Marriage: divorce; jurisdiction; decree of validity. No. 77. Mar. 8, 1901. 8 pp. 

evidence: iiresumption. No. 60. Jan. 10, 1901. 3 pp. 

prcsnni)ition (if death. No. 68. Feb. 11, 1901. 6 pp. 

New York laws. No. 63. Jan. 31, 1901. 4 pp. 

Marriage and divorce: impediment. No. 76. Feb. 28, 1901. 6 pp. 
Marriage of slaves in Maryland: legitimacy. No. 78. Mar. 15, 1901. 4 pp. 
Service: discharge: act of June 27, 1.S90. No. 61. Jan. 16. 1901. 5 pp. 

enlistment: militarv age. No. 69. Feb. 15, 1901. 2 pp. 

Mexican War: act Jan. 29, 1887. No. 65. Feb. 11, 1901. 2 pp. 

wagon master; muster. No. 79. Mar. 13, 1901. 5 pp. 

Decisions [of Department and General Land Office] relating to public 
lands, V. 30, [signatures] 27-33, published separately, p. 417-528, 
1 pi. 

Contents: 

Abandoned military reservation; survey: practice, p. 468. 
Alaskan lands: juri.sdiction of Secretary of Interior, p. 417. 
Correction of survey; lands erroneously omitted from survey, p. 527. 
Homestead; married woman; act of Jiine 6, 1900, p. 525. 

soldiers' additional; transfer of right, p. 480. 

Homestead contest: act of June 16, 1898, p. 464. 

Indian lands: conveyance of allotted lands, p. 4.57. 

Instructions governing repayments, p. 430. 

Mineral land; nonmineral classification; act of Feb. 26, 1895, p. 442. 

railroad grant: classiticatiim. p. 475. 

Mining claim; application lor i»atent; adverse proceedings, p. 488. 

conflict: rights of claimants, p. 482. 

expenditure: improvements for benefit of several claims, p. 510. 

Indian reservation; excepted lands, p. 515. 

location lines on patented land; notice, p. 481. 

location lines ujion iiatented claims, p. 420. 

Oklahoma lands; occupant; seel, act of Jan.l8, 1S97, p. 435. 

Private claim: reservation: character of land, p. 497. 

Private land claim: Algodones grant: act of Jan. 14, 1901, p. 455. 

swamp land: act of Jan. 12, 18,55, p. 465. 

claim by State, j). 472. 

Railroad grant: i>reemption settlement: act of Apr. 21, 1876, p. 490. 

Railroad lands; sec. 3, act of Sept. 29, 1S90, p. 492. 

Kcinstatement of canceled entries: instructions of Apr. 28, 1899, p. 495. 

Reservation; use of timber and stone; act of June 4, lS97,p.462. 

School indemnity selections; forest reservation; instructions of Mar. 11, 1899, 

modified, p. 491." 
School land; forest reservation; lieu .selection, p. 484. 

surveyed land in forest reservation; selection of lieu land, p. 438. 

Survey; marshlands; riparian rights, p. 521. 

Response to resolution calling for statement giving age, salary, and 
length of service of each emjiloyee of Deinirtment [stating that 
compliance will not be practicable]. ]\Iar. 2, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc, 
220.) 

CENSUS OFFICE 

Census ))ulletin 5S-()0 [12th census]. 4" 
Contaitx: 

Alaska, Population of. bv <listrictsand minor civil divisions. No. 00. Mar. 6, 1901 

3 pp. 
Beet sugar, MaTUifacture of. No. .59. Mar. 7, 1901. 15 ]ip. 5 il. 
Cotton ginning. No. 58. Mar. 5, 1901. 16 pp. 

Instructions for keyboard punchini:, family card, j)opulation diyisiou. 
[1001.] 4 pp. 4" 



March, 1901 211 

general land office 

Note. — Tho Gonernl Land Oflice publishes ii large Keiu-rnl niai> of tlu' United 
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California, Florida, and Alaska are in 2 sheets each. Address the chiel elerk of 
the Department of the Interior. 

Circular in relation to changes of entry. Aug. 8, 1878 [rejirint] Mar. 
16, 1901. [2] pp. 4» 

Circular relative to special agents and forest officers' transportation ex- 
penses. Feb. 23, 1901. 2 i)p. 

Maps 
Map of Wyoming. Scale 12 ni.=l in. 1900 [1901]. 28.7 X 33.6 in. 12c 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

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reports and Water-supiily and Irrigation Tajiers, whicli are intended for free dis- 
tribution: and M(inograi)hs, Hulletins, and fdlios of the Geologic Atlas of the 
United States, which arc sold at iirices ranging from .x' to Sll.OO each. Address 
the Director of the Geological Survey, Washington. 

[List of] publications. [Mar. 1, 1901.] 11 pp. 

Topographic sheets 

Note. — The Geological Survey is making a topographic map of the United 
States. The sheets of which it is composed are projected without reference to 
political divisions, and are designated bv some prominent feature found on them. 
Three scales are u.sed, 1:6'2,500, l:125.0b0, and 1 : L'.'iO.WO. These correspond, ap- 
proximately, to Imile, 2 miles, and 4 miles to 1 linear inch on the map. The size, 
unless otherwise given, is about 17. .5 inches in height by 11. .5 toKi inches in width, 
exclusive of the margin, the width varying with the latitude. A description of 
the toy)i>graphic map is printed on the reverse of each sheet catalogued below. 

About one-fifth of the area of the country has been mapped, nearly every State 
being reprcsente<l. Massachusetts. Connecticut. Rhode Island, New Jersey, and 
the District of Columbia are comi)letely mapped. Sheets of the regular size are 
sold by the Survey at .'ic each; but in lots oi 100 or more copies, whether of the 
same sheet or of different sheets, the price is 2c each. 

Arkansas-Missouri, Favetteville qua.lrangle, lat. 36°-36° 30', long. 94°- 

94° 30^ Scale 1 : 12.5,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Feb. 

1901. 
California, Elsinore quadrangle, lat. 33° 30'-.34°, long. 117°-117° 30^. 

Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Feb. 1901. 
California, Mt. Hamilton sheet, lat. 37° 15^-37° 30^ long. 121° 30'- 

121° 45'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Aug. 

1897, reprinted Feb. 1901. 
California, Palo Alto quadrangle, lat. 37° 15'-37° 30', long. 122°-122° 15'. 

Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 25 ft. Edition of Mar. 1899, re- 
printed Feb. 1901. 
Illinois, Desi)laines quadrangle, lat. 41° 30'-41° 45', long. 87° 45'-88°. 

Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of Feb. 1901. 
Illinois, Riverside quadrangle, lat. 41° 45'-12°, long. 87° 45'-88°. Scale 

1 :62,.500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of Feb. 1901. 
Illinois-Indiana, Calumet quadrangle, lat. 41° 30'-41° 45', long. 87° 30'- 

87° 45'. Scale 1:62.500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of Jan. 

1901. 
Massachusetts, Nantucket (piadrangle, lat. 41° 13'-41°28', long. 69° 57'- 

70° 12'. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Feb. 

1901. 
Nebra.«ka, Paxton (juadrangle, lat. 41°-41° 30', long. 101°-101° .30'. 

Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Feb. 1901. 



212 March, 1901 

New .Mexico, Watrons sheet, lat. 85° 30^-86°, long. 104° 30^-105°. Scale 

1 :12o,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of June, 1894, reprinted 

Aug. UMX). 
New York, Watkin.s quadrangle, lat. 42° 15'-42° 30^, long. 76° 45'-77°. 

Scale 1 : ()2,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Feb. 1901. 
New York-Vermont, Fort Ann ([uadrangle, lat. 43° l."/-43° 30^, long. 73° 

15^-73° 30^. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Feb. 

1901. 
South Dakota, Deadwood quadrangle, lat. 44°-44° 30', long. 103° 30'- 

104°. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Feb. 

1901. 
Texas, Flatonia quadrangle, lat. 29° 30'-30°, long. 97°-97° 30'. Scale 

1: 125,000, contour interval 25 ft. Edition of Feb. 1901. 
Wisconsin-Minnesota, St. Croix Dalles (juadrangle, lat. 45° 15''-45° 30^, 

long. 92° 30'-92° 45'. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edi- 
tion of Jan. 1901. 

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Conveyance of water in irrigation canals, flumes, and pipes; bv Samuel 

Fortier. 1901. 86 pp. 27 il. 15 pi. (Water-supplv and irrigation 

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Windniill, its efficiency and economic use; by PMward Charles Murphy. 

1901. 2 pts. 147 pp. 70 il. 16 pi. (Water-supplv and irrigation 

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HAWAII 

Additional documents relating to estimates for Territory. Jan. 21, 1901. 
10 pp. 4 pi. 4 maps. (H. doc. 357. ) 

INDIAN BUREAU 

Papers relating to location, claim, or jn-ivilege of exjtloring for minerals 

on Navaho Reservation, Ariz, and X. Mex. ^lar. 1, 1901. 97 pp. 

map. (S. doc. 216. ) 
Regulations, F'eb. 14, 1901, governing procurement of timljcr and stone 

for domestic and industrial purposes in IndiaTi Territorv, as provided 

in act of June 6, 1900. [1901.] 15 pp. 

PATENT OFFICE 

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Official (lazette. Mar. 5-26, 1901; v. 94, nos. 10-13. 1791-2564 + [Ixxx] 
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Same, title-page, errata, index to decisions, etc., to v. 93. 1901. [vii] -f- 
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Justice, Department of 

Response to resolution, arcoiiiits pn'st'iitL-il hv nllicials of 2(1 judicial 
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Response to resolution, list of jud<,'incnts rendered by Court of Claims in 
favor of claimants in Indian depredation cases since Feh. 25, 1901. 
Mar. 2, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 217.) 

Navy Department 

Courts-martial. General court-martial order 23-25, 27-84 [1901]; Feb. 
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Employees. Circular letter [to chiefs of bureaus, etc., asking for state- 
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General order 15, 28-36; Dec. 15, 1900 [reprint 1901], Mar. 12-27, 1901. 
12" [No. 28 contains list of saluting stations of tlie world.] 

Morgan, Charles. Response to resolution, letter of Morgan [a])plying for 
ajtpointment as ensign] with indorsements thereon of W.T.Samp- 
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1901. 4 pp. (S. doc. 224.) 

Navy-vard order 63, (59, 26 revi.sed, 192-201, emplovment of labor at navv- 
vards; Jan. 21, Mav31, 1898, Jan. 11, 1899 [rei)rint 1901], Mar. 6-29, 
1901. Narrow 12" ' 

Officers. Resjionse to re.«olution directing Secretary to inform Senate 
whether commissioned ofticers in naval service pronKjted from ranks 
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Special order 6, 7; Mar. 6, 14, 1901. 12" 

EQUIPMENT BUREAU 

Specifications for electric night signaling sets, complete, with spare parts. 

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Specifications governing i)urcha.se of chronometers. [Mar. 5, 1901.] 

3 pp. 12" 

HVDROGKAPHIC OFFICE 

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Duluih. 

American practical navigator, epitome of navigation and nauti(^l astron- 
omv; bv Nathaniel Bowditch; revi.sed bv order of I'ureau of Navi- 
gation, 1880. 1900 [reprint 1901]. xiv'— 643 pp. il. 8 pi. large 8" 
([Publication] 9. ) i;2.25 

Hydrographic bulletin, weekly, 601-604; :Mar. 6-27, 1901. Each 1 p. 
large 4" and oblong f " 

Note. — Contains accounts of obstructions and dangers along the coast and the 
principal ocean routes, etc. 



214 March, 1901 

List of lights of the world; v. 1, east and west coasts of North and South 
Anieriea, exeeptin*: I'nited States, including West Imlia and Pacific 
islands; corrected to Feb. 16, 1901. [4] — 6o -f- xiv ].p. 4" ([Publi- 
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Notice to Mariners, weekly, 9-13, 1901; Mar. 2-30. 84-131 + [6] 1. 
2 maps. 

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cstablishnu'nt and changes of lights arid fither aids. For economy and conven- 
ience in distribution the items in each numtjer relating to different geographical 
sections are reprinted separately, as Notice to Mariners 9, .sec. 2, etc. 

Supplement, 4th edition, [to] East coast of South America from Orinoco 
River to Cape Virgins, including Falkland, South Georgia, Sand- 
wich, and South Shetland islands; 2d edition (pul)lication 88, edi- 
tion of 1894). 1901. 54 1.il. 10c 

Charts 

Amazon River, ^lanaos to Iquitos, from information collected bv IT. S. S. 

Wilmington in 1899; cliart 1926. Scale 1° lat. = 3.3 in. Mar. 1901. 

13.6 X 45.9 in. 20c 

Busios Anchorage, east coast of Brazil, from French survey in 1867, with 

additions from British plan; chart 488. Scale naut. ni. =3.3 in. 

Feb. 1901. 13.42 X 16.53 in. 20c 

Fuka Ura, west coast of Honshu, Japan, from Japanese survey in 1894; 

chart 1913. Scale 1000 yds. = 7.253 in. rHar. 1901. 14.05 X 19.82 

in. ' 20c 

Fuku Ura, Dogo, Oki Islands, Japan, from Japanese survey in 1884; chart 

1922. Scale naut. m. = 6.75 in. Mar. 1901. 11.78 X 18.35 in. 10c 
Hokushu, Japan, Anchorages on west coast of, from Japanese surveys in 

1875 and 1881; chart 1927. Feb. 1901. 18.19 X 11.18 in. ' 10c 

Esashi Anchorage. Scale 1000 yds. = 4.85 in. 10.35 X 11.18 in. 
Iwanai Anchorage. Scale 1000 yds.= 3.045 in. 8.2 x 11.18 in. 

Inland Sea, Japan, channels between Mishima Nada and Bingo Nada, 
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of Osaki Kami Shima from Britisli survey in 1869; chart 1894. 
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11.97 X 17.5 in. 20c 

Kelung Harbor, [or] Kiirun Ko, north coast of Formosa, Japan, from 
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Mar. 1901. 25.47 X 18.51 in. 20c 

Lapak and Siassi islands, Tapul Group, Sulu Archipelago, from Spanish 
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Naha Roads, [or] Nafa Kiang, Okinawa Jima, Ryukyu Islands, Japan, 
from Japanese survey in 1893; chart 1912. Scale nailt. m. ^ 3.92 
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Paramushiru Strait, [or] Little Kuril Strait, Kuril Islands, Jajian, from 
Japanese survey in 1892, scale naut. m. = 0.975 in.; with Enlarged 
plan of Kashiwabara Wan, scale naut. m. = 1.95 in.; chart 1889. 
Mar. 1901. 18.84 X 12.83 and 6.45 X 4.2 in. 10c 

Philippine Islands; chart 1898. Scale 1° long. = 2.7 in. Mar. 1901. 
27.9 X 48.55 in. 40c 

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Mar. 1901; chart 1400. Scale 1° 
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variation as given on moiitlily pilot charts: charts published, etc., Feb. 1-28, 1901; 
equator crossings in I'acilie Ocean; forecast and review of weather. 



March, 1901 215 

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Shiniabara Anchorajre, Shiniahara Gulf, west coast of Kiushu, Japan, 
from Japanese survev in 1S90; chart 1914. Scale naiit. m. = 4.9o in. 
Mar. 11101. 17.88 X '11. i» in. 20c 

See Wan, [or] Snao Bav, Formosa, east coast, Japan, from Japanese snr- 
vev in 1896; chart Vjll. .Scale nant. m. = 4 in. Mar. 1901. 27.36 
X '19.63 in. 20c 

Tamsui Harbor, [or] Tansui Ko, Formosji, Japan, from Japanese survey 
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X 18.65 in. 10c 

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papers prepared for use of the .\uiericau Epheiucris nud Nautical .Vlnianac nre 
sold at cost. The Bureau has no agents for the sale oi these |iublicatioii>, and 
application should be made tothe Bureauof Eiiuipincnt, Navy Deinirtiiient, direct. 

American Nautical Almanac for 1904. 1st edition. 1900 [1901]. viii 
+ 272 pp. 2 il. large 8" 

YARDS AND DOCKS BUREAU 

Specification 1130 for C. and R. building 76 angle, smith, and black- 
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Specification 1133 for fireproof fioor for pattern shop, building 42, at 
navy yard, Boston, Mass. [Feb. 1901.] 4 pp. f" 



Post-Office Department 

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and post-route maps from SOc to S4.20. 

United States Ofticial Postal Guide, 2d series, v. 23, no. 3; IMar. 1901. 

Philadelphia. 44 pp. 12<> [Monthly.] $2.00 a yr 

Note. — No. 1, January, for each year, is what is usually known as the Postal 

Guide, nos. 2-12 being additions and corrections. Sold by the printer, George F. 

Lasher, 147 North 10th street, Philadelphia. 

FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE 

Schedule of steamers appointed to convey mails to foreign countries 
during Apr. 1901. 1 p. narrow f" [Monthly.] 

POSTMASTER-GENERAL, 3D ASSISTANT 

Description of all postage stamps and postal cards issued by [Post-Office] 
Department [including contemplated commemorative series of Pan- 
American stamps to be issued Mav 1, 1901]; from report, 1900. 
[1901.] 23 pp. 

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE 

Daily Vjulletin of orders affecting postal service, v. 22, nos. 6403-27; Mar. 
1-30, 1901. f" [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 



216 March, 1901 

State Department 

Note.— The State Depart inoiit distributes tlie Consular Reports and other De- 
partmental jiulilioations gnituitously. For sale of laws see page IKS. 

Diplomatic list, Mar. 1901. 12 pp. 24" [Monthly.] 

Response to resolution, report a.« to whether Unite<l States minister to 
China has joined in demandino; execution of Chinese otficials. Mar. 
2,1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 225.) 

[Response to resolution statiiifr that no information relating.to] ship- 
ment of horses and mules [for use of British army in] south Africa 
[has been conveved to Department]. Mar. 1, 1901. 1 p. (H.doc. 
50:i ) 

Treaty between United States and Peru for extradition of criminals. 
Signed Lima, Nov. 28, 1899, proclaimed Jan. 29, 1901. 8 pp. [Eng- 
lish and Spanish.] 

Treaty between United States and Switzerland for extradition of crim- 
inals. Signe<l Wasliingt(.)n, May 14, 1900, i)roclaimed Feb. 28, 1901. 
8 pp. [English and French.] 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

Note.— This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices 
usually ranging from 5c to COc. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

Monthly bulletin, Mar. 1901; whole no. 90, v. 10, no. 3. p. 467-662. (H. 
doc. 356, pt. 3. ) [Contains articles in English, Spanish, Portuguese, 
and French.] 25c single copy, ;?2.00 a yr 

Contents: 

Accessions to library. 

Argentina. Principal articles of export; commerce with Great Britain: Southern 
Railway: notes. 

Bolivia. Exliibits at Buffalo exposition. 

Book notices. 

Brazil. Provisions of revenue law: commerce with Great Britain in 1900: miscel- 
laneous notes. 

Chile. Notes. 

Colombiji. Reception of Minister Silva: registration of labels and trade-marks: 
notes. 

Costa Rica. Notes. 

Cuba. Notes. 

Ecuador. Purchase of railway supplies in United States. 

Fruits, tropical. Preservation of. 

Honduras. Report of minister of promotion and public works: national militia. 

Latin America, Trade opjiortunities in. 

Mexico. Drainage system of capital city [Mexico City]; mines of Ocotlan: devel- 
opment of railroads; yield of coffee per acre; tramwaysin Guadalajara; miscel- 
laneous notes. 

Niearagua. Rciiort of mini.ster of public works: notes. 

Pajicr, Manufacture of. 

J'araguay. Notes. 

Periodicals and newspapers on tile. 

Peru. Notes. 

Porto Rican hanks. 

RubliLTaiKl rubber substitutes. 

Salvador. Notes. 

Santo Domingo. President's message to Congress; cane and sugar production in 
I'JUO. 

Spanish America, Trade with. 

United States. Trade with Latin America: area of States and Territories; foreign 
commerce in .Ian. 1901; mill construetion in 1900; solution of problem of ocean 
telenhony: rcitort of commissioner of i)atcnts: shipbuilding industry: iron and 
steel manufactures in 1900; solar motor in California; Pan-American postage 
stami)s; timber supply; notes. 

Uruguay. Notes. 

Venezuela. Parcels post convention with United States; notes. 



March, 11)01 217 

foreign commerce bureau 

Advance sheets of consiWar reports, Mar. 1-30, 1901; nos. 974-9ys. 1 il. 
[Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 
Conients: 

Accident insiirnnce Inw, Notherlands: no. 9'J2. 

Africa, German cast. Trade of, note: no. 994. 

Air turi>eilo, Swedish, by Kidiard (iiieiither; no. 97(3. 

Alcoliolisni. Con^irco: against, in Vienna, note; no.9H2. 

Apricots. l)ricd. in (icrniany; no. 9.s9. 

Art exhihiiion. International, at Miinidi. 1901, note: no.9!S<">. 

Artificial building stone in tierniany, by M. .1. Haehr: no. 990. 

Artiticial-silk factories in Europe, by F.VV. Maliin and Iticliard Gueiithcr: no. 979. 

Austria. Movement in. against American imports, by F. W. Hossfeld: no. 980. 

Automobile sleigh in Germany, note; no. 993. " > 

Banks in .lapan, note: !io.99r>. 

Beequerel rays, by Kichard Guenther; no. 978. 

Beirut, Husiiiess conditions in, by G. B. Kavndal: no. 989. 

Berlin-Hamb\irg rapi<l transit, l)v Richard Guenther; no. 997. 

Boxer trouble. KiTcct of. on Tnited States trade, by John Fowler; no. 988. 

Briiigc >piiiis. Large nui.sonry, note; no. 998. 

British Honduras mail contract, transmitted by \V. L. Avery; no. 991. 

Butter. Fishy, in Australia, note: no. 992. 

Canadian preferential tariff, note: no. 9.v2. 

Canary Islands, Duties in, by Solomon Berliner: no. 974. 

Canned goinls. Fraudulent, in Mexico, by E. H.Thompson: no. 974. 

Cattle, United States, straying into Mexici), transraittea by F, R. McC'reery: no. 991. 

Cereals, Proposed duties on, in Germany, bv Richard Guehtherand S. W.Uanauer; 

no. 9.S3. 
Cheese, United States, in Bra/.il,by .T..I.Girimondi; no. 981. 
Cinematograph for blind in France, by W. P. Atwell; no. 984. 
Coal, French i)urchase of. note; no. 991. 

Coal market. Present condition of, in France, by A. M.Thackara; no. 994. 
Coal situation, European, Change in, by K. P. Skinner; no, 979. 
Coffee cultivation in Spain, by B. H. Ridgely; no. 981. 
Commercial attaches at (iermau consulates, note; no. 991. 
Commercial museum in Caracas, note: no. ys4. 

Commercial travelers, Swe<lish and Danish licenses for, note; no. 986. 
Commercial travelers' licenses in Brazil, note: no. 986. 
Corks, Production of. in Russia, by W. .\. Heydecker: no.9S0. 
Com kitchens in Germany, by H."\V. Harilsf no. 99.5. 

Danzig and Stettin. Increased port duesat [law], transmitted by J.E. Kehl; no. 992. 
Electric railways in Gothenburg, note; no. 998. 
Electric road, I'rojected, in Barcelona, note; no. 976. 
Electrical works in Amsterdam, note: no. 97.5. 
Electricity in India, transmitted by R. F. Patterson; no. 982. 
Ferry, Overhead, at Rouen, by E. M.,J. Dellepiane; no. 996. 
Fisheries of Canada, by ,J. L. Bittinger; no. 974. 

Food articles and cooking. Exhibition of, in Belgrade, note; no. 978. 
Fuel and heating appliances, Spanish exposition of, transmitted bv J. G. Lav; no. 

989. 
Gas and electric light in Canada, by J. L. Bittinger: no. 974. 
Ga-slight vs. electricity, by Richard Guenther: no. 974. 
German ctistonis dues on CDlonial products, by ,1. F. Monaghan: no. 979. 
German information oflice for foreign commerce, by O. J. D. Hughes; no. 995. 
German interests in Central .Vmerica.by H. \V. Diederich: no. 974. 
Gold pnxiuction, Australasian, in 1900, by J. P. Bray; no. 987. 
Goods. American, in world's markets, note: no. 989! 
Graphite. Bavarian vs. Ceylon, by O. .1. D. Hughes: no. 978. 
Greece, Industrial development in, transmitted by O. J. D. Hughes; no. 99.5. 
Hog bristles in China, by L. S. Wilcox; no. 975. 
Incandescent lamp, New, in Norway, note: no. 992. 
Iron and steel industries in Canada, by G. W. Shott.s; no. 982. 
Ivory market. .Vntwerp. by G. F. Lincoln; no. 9S4. 
Lace makers' strike in France, by J.B. Milner; no. 994. 
Liquid air and low-grade fuels, note; no. 997. 
Lottery suppressed in Canada, note; no. 984. 

Lumber. .Vmerican, Market for. in France, by R. P. Skinner; no. 998. 
[Magnalium] new alloy in Gennany, note: ho. 980. 

Manufactures and agricultural products. German, by O.J. D. Hughes; no. 986. 
Meat-iusiiection law in Germany, by H. \V. Diederich; no. 986. 
Milk adultenition in Germany, note; no. 994. 
Minerals in Ural Mountains, by VV. R. HoUoway; no. 975. 
Mining company in Liberia, note; no. 980. 

in Peru, note; no. 980. 

Mining svnilicate, German, in Spain, by O. J. D. Hughes; no. 975. 
MonteviiU'O ix>rt contract, by .-V. W. Swalm; no. 981. 
Montevideo port works, Contract for, note; no. 990. 

11197— No. 75—01 3 



218 March, 1901 

•Advance sheets of consular reports — Continued. 

Conttiiti' — Cfintimifd. 

Naval and military exhibition in Great Britain, note: no. 995. 

Nfw Brunswick, KaiUvay (U-vi-lojunt-nt in, by Gustave Beutelspacber; no. 982. 

Nii-ura>,Miu. Industrial roiidition.s in, by I. A. Manning, transmitted by Chester Don- 
aUl.soii: no. 97(). 

Nobel peace prize, note: no. 975. 

Onions. Cultivation of. in Egypt, by F. W. Hossfeld; no.981. 

Optical and plate glass indu.stry, German, by T.J.Albert: no 975. 

Paper. Gennan vs. American, by Walter .Schmnann: no. 997. 

Peat \v(mk1 in Austria, by C. B. Hurst; no. 981. 

Perfumery industry, German, by Kichard Guenther, no. 997. 

Postal cards, Tourists', in Germany, note: no. 979. 

Potato exhibition at Barcelona [rules], tnm.smitted by J.G.Lay; no. 979. 

Precious stones. Testing. )>y Richard Guenther; no. 987. 

Quinine auction in Batavia.by B. !•;. Rairden: no. 981. 

Railway material. United .States, in Chile, note: no. 993. 

Rosario, Port improvements at, by J.M.Ayres; no. 990. 

Rubber concession. Brazilian, note: no. 9^0. 

Rubber tubing, Nuiiiiiflammable, note: no. 980. 

Russian duties on I'nited States import.s, note; no. 983. 

Russian emigration t<> America, note: no. 987. 

Sawdust, Commercial u.ses of, in Europe, bv J. C. Covert and Rufus Fleming; no. 
978. 

Utilization of, in Canada.by J. L. Bittinger; no. 978. 

Saxe-Altenburg chamber of commerce, note; no. 991. 

Shipbuilding at Nagas)iki,note; no. 994. 

CVimmercial, note: iin. 99.5. 

Ships" fittings. French demand for. note; no. 976. 

Shoe industry in Rus.sia,by W. A. Heydeeker: no. 983. 

[Solicuml substitute for riibber, note; no. 991. 

Spain, Industrial conditions in, transmitted by J. G. Lay: no. 993. 

Steamship contract, Guatemalan, note: no. 983. 

Steamship line between ( i(kssa and Persian Gulf, note; no. 990. 

Steamship service. New EuropeaiiMexican,by G.F.Lincoln; no. 993. 

Steel, New, for German industries, note; no. 987. 

Production of, by electricity in Sweden, note; no. 987. 

Street-car heaters in Germany, note: no. 990. 

Strikes, German judicial decision re damages by, transmitted by Richard Guen- 
ther; no. 976. 

Sugar, Production of, in Spain, by B. H. Ridgely; no. 992. 

Sugar production in British central Africa, note; no. 997. 

Sulphur in Russia. by E.T. Liefeld; no. 983. 

Suli'hur combination, Sicilian, by Alexander Heingartner; no. 983. 

Technical high school for Breslau. note; no. 994. 

Telegraph line. New, between Berlin and Odessji, note; no. 993. 

Telegraphy, wireless. Present condition of, transmitted by G. W. Roosevelt; no. 977. 

Telegraphy signals. Wireless-, for ves.sels, note; no. 998. 

Tenders for iron pipes for Java, note; no. 976. 

Textiles in Smyrna, note: no. 987. 

Tientsin, Export trade from, by J. W. Ragsdale; no. 988. 

Tramways, Municipal, in Berlin, note: no. 984. 

Tubing, American, in Great Britain, note; no. 989. 

Ural, New railroads in the, note; no. 997. 

Venezuela, Tariff of [decree], transmitted by E. H. Plumachcr; no. 985. 

Vines, American, for Germany, note: no. 998. 

Wages f)f British iron workers. Reduction of , note; no. 991. 

Wine and cider production of France in 1900, by A. M.Thackara: no. 980. 

Wine and grape trade, (Jerman. in 1900, by Waller Schumann: no. 984. 

Wire-nail trust, (ierman, note: no. 992. 

Wool, Export duty on, reduced in .\rgentina,note; no. 994. 

Consular Reports, Mar. 1901 ; v. 65, no. 246. xx — 275-414 pp. 1 il. (H. 
doc. 240, pt. 3.) [Monthly.] *15c 

Contents: 

Advertisements, .\merican, in Germany; by F.H.Mason. 

Apples in England: bv S, C. MeFarland. 

Argentine trade in 1900; by W. P. Lord. 

Brazilian ci msulnr invoices [law] ; transmitted by W. L. Lowrie. 

British Coliniibia, New railway in; by \. E.Smitli. 

Proposed railroads in; bv L. E. Dudley. 

Cable to .\ustralia; by J, P. Bray. 
Calcium carbide in Germany: by S. W. Hanauer. 
Cari>ets, Foreign, in Turkey;* by Walter Schumann. 
Chestnut cultivation in France: by J. C. Covert. 
Coal,. Artificial, in Gi-nnany; by .\, L. Frankenthal. 
Coal i>rices. Rise in. in the Levant: by ti. B. Ravndal. 
Coal strike. Nova i^cotia: by Gustave Beutelspacher. 
Copper, sulj>hate of, Irish demand for; by M.T. Brice. 
Cojiper ore, reduction of, in Peru; transmitted by K. R. Neill. 
Corn, Indian, in German colonies; by E. L. Harris. 
Currants in Greece; by D. E. Maximos. 



Makch, 1901 219 

Consular Report*! — Continued. 

Conti /(/.s— Coiitimiod. 

Ii(PLr>^. liniHirtutiun of.at Malta [ro^Milntions]; transmittal by . 1. 11. Grout. 
Klictric li^^lning lor railway cars in (uTinaiiy; by V. II. Mason. 
Kluriric railway. I'roiiu.swl, for Loici'sliT: liy S. ('. .McKarlanil. 
Klvc-lrical works, Cost of, in Knrojie: by K. D. Mill. 

in .\nistonlani, by ,\. \V. Ki's,sin(,': transniittt'il by F. I). Hill. 

Firo-previ'iitinK apjiaratus, K.xhibition of, in (iernuiiiy. 

Fishinj; industry <>1 t-isti'rn Siberia; by K. T. Grofnir. 

ForoiKu n'lwirtsnufl publications. ~ 

Fri'iKlit rebates in Kufrlaiul; by S.C. MoFarlaild. 

Fruit trailc, West India, New steamers for: by .1. C. Freeman. 

Furniture, .Vmeriean.in Germany: by H.W.Harris. 

Olliee.in Germany: by H. \V. Harris. 

Gernnin cities, Growtli of: by F. H.Ma.son. 

German view of .Vmerican iirosperity: transmitted by F. H. Mason. 

Germany, Economic ]iro(;ress ot: by F. W. Hos.sfeld. 

Industrial or^rtuization in: bv Walter Schumann. 

Glass works in Koumania: by O.J. I). Hu).'hes. 

Grain production. Worlii's: by H. W. Dicderich. 

Guati'nialan Northern Railway. 

Guatemalan railway contract: transmitted by ,1.0. McNally. 

Hailstorms, Prevention of, by cannons: by J. G. Covert. 

Ice and refrigerators in Brazil: by .I..I. (iirimondi. 

Insurance, Invalid, in Germany [law]: transmitted by A.D.White. 

Kongo, Transi)ortation in: by U..J. I). Huphes. 

Languages, eastern. Institute for, in Vladivostoek: by R.T. Greener. 

Liege. City ownership of street cars in: by .\. A. Winslow. 

Lumber exiiorts. Canadian: by F. S.S.Johnson. 

Maltese trade information: by J. H. Grout. 

Marble itidustry, Carrara: l.)y J. \. Smith. 

Meats, German, I'rohibiti(;n of, by Russia: by T.J. .\lbert. 

Merchant marine of France: transmitted by .V. M.Thackara. 

Mosiiuitoes, Remeily against: by V.. H. I'lumacher. 

Nicaragua. Indebtedness of, by F. P. Zelaya; transmitted by W. B. Sorsby. 

Railway contract in; transmitted by W. B., Sorsby. 

Nickel industries of Canada: by G. W. Sliotts. 

Notes. 

Paper trade, German, Panic in: by T. E. Moore. 

Petroleum, Crude, in Austria-Hungary: by F. W. Hos.sfeld. 

Quinine auction at Batavia: by B. S. Rairden. 

Ratia fiber in Madagascar: by W. II. Hunt. 

Rubber from hule plant in Mexico; by P. M.GriHith. 

in Guatemala; by J. C. McNally. 

Ship wrecks. Device for preventing; transmitted by L.E.Dudley. 

Siberia. I'ast, Manufacturing industries in: \i\ R.T. Greener. 

Silk jirodiiction of the world: by ( ). .1. 1). Ilnl'hes. 

Silk si)inning in Japan; transmitted bv K.C. Bellows. 

Silk trade. French, by J. C. Covert. 

Sjianish railwav, New,bv Maddin Summers. 

Suez Canal. Tratlic in, in 1899; by F. W. Ho.ssfeld. 

Sugar industry in S]>ain; by J. G. Lay. 

Textile ininorts. Syrian: by Walter Schumann. 

Traile-marks. Foreign, in Germany: by F. H. Mason. 

Tra<le unions. English: by S. C. MeFarland. 

Trans-Siberian Railway; by Thomas Smith. 

Underwear, .\merican. in England: by S. C. MeFarland. 

Vines, hybriil, Cultivation of, in Austria; by F. W. Ilossfcld. 

Vintageof 191KJ in Germany: by Walter Schumann. 

Wages and prices in Siam; bv Hamilton King. 

Wine production. French, in "l9(K): by J. C. Covert. 

Woolen gf)ods. Hints to exporters of;" by Walter Schumann. 

Zinc ore, -American, in Netherlands; by Soren Listoe. 

Exports (leclare<l for United States, returns from consular district.s for 
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Index to Advance Sheets of Consular Reports, Jan. -Dec. 1900. 1901. 
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March, 1901 223 

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Islands. [1901.] 2 pp. 12" 
Monthly summary of commerce of Cuba, Aug. 1900; no. 2, series 1900- 

1901. 1901. 'p. (39-138,4" *10c 

Same, Sept. 1900; no. 3, series 1900-1901. 1901. p. 139-212, 4" *10c. 
Monthly summary of commerce of Philippine Islands, Aug. 1900; no. 2, 

series 1900-1901. 1901. p. 65-131, 4" *10c. 

People of Philippines. Feb. 26, 1901. 76 pp. (S. doc. 218.) 

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 

Circular of information for candidates seeking ai)pointment in Medical 
Corps of Army. [Feb. 4, 1901, reprint.] 12 pp. 12" 

Specifications of material and lal)or required in construction of hosjM- 
tal steward's quarters, including plumbing and gas piping, at Fort 
McDowell, Cal. [1901.] 16 pp. 

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 

Development of Krupp field artillery material, 1897; translated from 

German by M. Williams. Apr. 13, 1900 [published 1901]. 49 pp. 

25 il. 12 pi. 4" (Notes <m construction of ordnance 77.) 
Ordnance orders 1-3 [1901]; Mar. 22-25, 1901. 12" 
Public sale [of ordnance property at Egg Rock, Bar Harbor, Me.]. 

[Mar. 12, 1901.] 2 1. 4" 
Specifications governing manufacture of smokeless powder for cannon. 

Feb. 19, 1901. 5 pp. 12" 
Standard methods of chemical tests of nitrocellulose and of smokeless 

powder for cannon. Feb. 19, 1901. 5 pp. 12" 

PAY DEPARTMENT 

Circular 253-256; Mar. 1-28, 1901. 12" 
Monthly station list of officers, Mar. 1, 1901. 4 i>i). 
Stoppage circular. Mar. 15, 1901. 11pp. [Monthly.] 
Same, revised, Mar. 25, 1901. 12 pp. 



226 March, 1901 

philippine commission, 1900 

Act establishing Department of Public Instruction in Phi lipiiine Islands. 
[Jan. 21, 1901.] 7 pp. (No. 74.) 

Lands held for ecclesiastical uses in Philippine Islands, also acts of com- 
mission 56-68. Feb. 25, 1901. 283 pp. (H. doc. 190.) 

QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT 

Circular letter [promulgating decision of comptroller of Treasury regard- 
ing rates for government transportation over l:)ridges built under 
acts of Congress]. Feb. 26, 1901. 12 pp. 12" 

Eoster showing stations and duties of officers of Quartermaster's De- 
partment, Mar. 15, 1901. 8 pp. [:\Ionthly.] 

SIGNAL OFFICE 

Orders 4, 5 [1901] ; Mar. 1, 15, 1901. Each 1 p. 12° 

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT 

Circular 1 [1901] ; ]\Iar. 20, 1901. 3 pp. 12« 

Eoster [of officers], Mar. 1,1901. 3 pp. [Monthly.] 

District of Columbia 

Note.— For quarterly Statement of Indebtedness see Treasurer of United States. 

Excise Board. Report for vear ended Oct. 31, 1900. Mar. 1, 1901. 2 
pp. (H. doc. 505.) 

Reform School. 31st annual report of trustees [with reports of super- 
intendent, treasurer,' and attending phvsician], 1900. 1901. 15 pp. 
1 pi. 

Taxes. Real estate tax sale, taxes levied and in arrears, Julv 1, 1900. 
Philadelphia, 1901. Ixi + 301 -}■ [173] pp. 

Smithsonian Institution 

Note.— In its latest i)rice-list tlie Smithsonian Institution publislies this note: 
"The publications of the Smithsonian Institution eon.sist of, 1, Contributions to 
Knowledge; 2, Miseelhmeous Collections: 3, annual reports: 4, special papers. 
No «c(s (if these are for sale or dislribiuion, and most of the volumes are out of 
print. The edition of vohniies of Contriliutions and Collections is limited, and is 
distributed only to designated pul)lic libraries and to learned institutions in this 
country and abroad. A small edition of some of the papers in the above series 
is jirinied for sale or excluinge. Members of Congres.s have copies of the reports 
at tlieir disposal, and they are also for sale by the Superintendent of Documents." 
The annual report is tlie ()nly Smithsonian publication that is n public document. 
All the others are jiaid for from the private funds of the Institution. Separates 
from the reports are for exchange, and for free distribution to authorsaiid special- 
ists, but not for sale. The anmuil report is included in the Congressional set. 

Select ])ibliography of chemistry, 1492-1897, by Henry Carrington Bol- 
ton; section 8, academic dissertations. 1901. iv + 534 pp. (Smith- 
sonian miscellaneous collections [v. 41 ; i)ublication] 1253. ) 

ETHNOLOGY BUREAU 

List of publications of bureau, with index to authors and titles, l)y Fred- 
erick Webb Hodge; from 17th report. 1901. p. Ixxv-xciii. 



March, 1901 227 

NATIONAL MUSEUM 

KoTE. — Tlu- publications of the National Museum comprise bulletins, annual 
reports, and an annual volunu- of I'roeeediiiKs. The annual report isinclnfiol in 
the ('i>nf,'rfs>ional set. The I'clitions of the bulletins and Proeeedinirs are too lim- 
ited to ailmit of general distriliution, and the volumes of the latter are sent only 
to libraries. The separates from the Proceedings and from the reports may be 
obtained on application to the Museum, until the supjOy is exhausted. 

New diptera in miL«euin, by D. W. Coquillett; from Proceedings, v. 23. 

1901. p. 593-618. (No. 1225.) 
Report, 1897. 1901. pt. 2, xii + 515 pi). 110 por. (Smithsonian Insti- 
tution, annual report [pt. 2, pt. 2J; H. doc. 575, pt. 3, 55th Conjr. 2d 
se.ss. ) *$1.25 

Contents: 

Memorial of George Brown Goode, with selection of his papers on museums and 
on history of science in America [and with list of his published writings] . 



Various Bureaus 

FISH COMMISSION 

Note.— The Commission supplies gratuitously those of its publications which 
are in print. 

Investigations of aquatic resources and fisheries of Porto Rico hv steamer 
Fish Hawk in 1899; from bulletin, 1900. 1900 [1901]. vi 4- 1-350 
pp. il. 49 pi. 3 maps, large 8" 

Sponge fishery of Florida [calendar year] 1900. [1901.] 1 p. f" (Sta- 
tistical bulletin 19.) 

Statement of certain fishery products landed at Boston and Gloucester, 
Mass., by American fishing yessels, [calendar] year 1900. [1901.] 
1 p. oblong 8" (Statistical bulletin 18.) 

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 

DOCUMENTS OFFICE 

Catalogue of United States Public Documents, monthly, no. 73; Jan. 
1901. 88 — xxipp. 

INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION 

[Hearings on relations and conditions of capital and labor employed in 
manufacturing and general business]; list of witnesses [and index]. 
[1901.] p. 1001-71. 

Report on relations and conditions of capital and labor employed in 
manufactures and general business, including testimony so far as 
taken Noy. 1, 1900, and digest of testimony. 190l'. 221 pp. 
(Reports, v. 7.) 
Note. — This is a separate print of digest only. 

INTERSTATE C0M:MERCE COMMISSION 

Note. — The Commission furnishes its reports gratuitoa«ly to those who apply 
for them. 

2d annual report, Dec. 1, 1888 [with appendixes A-H]. 1889 [reprint 

1901]. 354 pp. 
James C. McGrew v. Mis.souri Pacific Railway Company, decided Feb. 8, 

1901; report and opinion of commission. [1901.] 13 pp. 1 il. 



228 March, 1901 

labor department 

Note. — The Department furnishes its publications gratuitously to those who 
apply for them. 

Bulletin 33, Mar. 1901. iii + 173-376 pp. (H. doc. 315, pt. 2.) [Bi- 
monthly.] 
Contents: 

Building and loan associations, State reports on: California, New York. 
Conspiracy and protection of property act, British, and its operation; by A. M. 

Lf)w. 
Decisions of courts atlVctinK labor. 

Forcis'ii labor laws. Australasia, Canada; by \V. F. Willoughby. 
ForeiKU statistical i)nblicatiiins, recent. Digest of. 
Laws cii .'^tatos rulatiiiii tn labor enacted [in l.s<ji) and 19001; Georgia, Iowa, Ken- 

t\i('ky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, New York, Khoilc Island. 
State bureaus of labor statistics. Digest of recent reports of; Connecticut, North 

Carolina, Pennsylvania, West Virginia. 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 

COPYRIGHT OFFICE 

Note.— The Catalogue of Title Entries is prepared by the Register of Copyrights 
and published by the Treasury Department. It is not .sold by the Treasury Depart- 
ment, the Librarian of Congre.ss, nor the Register of Copyrights, but must be sub- 
scribed for at the office of the collector of customs for the district in which the 
person desiring it lives. The price is f5.00 per year of 52 numbers. The bulletins 
of the office are sent free on application to the Register of Copyrights. 

Catalogue of title entries of books and other articles entered under copy- 
right law, V. 26, nos. 10-13; whole nos. 505-508; Mar. 7-28, 1901. 
p. 971-1430. [Weekly.] $5.00 a yr 

Opinions of Attorney General, Jan. 19, 24, 1901, relating to imixirtation 
of Rostand's L'Aiglon, ami Liddell and Scott's Greek-English Lexi- 
con. [1901.] 8 pp. 4'' (Information circular 30.) 

NATIONAL HOME FOR DISABLED VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS 

Record of disabled volunteer soldiers who now are and have been mem- 
bers of home from July, 1899-June, 1900. 1901. 191 pp. 

Report of inspection of State soldiers and sailors' homes, 1900. 1901. 
24 pp. 

Rei)ort of managers, 1900. 1901. 246 pp. 1 il. 1 pi. 

Note. — Includes report of board, reports of secretary of board and treasurer of 
home, and reports of branches. 



Shipments to Depositories 

During the Month of March, 1901 



Note.— Shipment numljcrs run from 1 to 49, inclusive, and then begin agiiiii with 1. 

Shipment 17 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3(1 session. House documents, v. 6. No. 2; 
Reports of War Department, 1898; Engineers, pt. 3. (Serial no. 
3748. ) 

Shipment IS 

Agriculture, Department of. Experiment Station Work lo. 1900. 31 

pp. 5 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 119. ) 
Protection of food products from injurious temperatures; In- H. E. 

Williams. 1901. 26 pp. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 125.) 
Agrostology Division (Department of Agriculture). [Cooperative grass 

and forage plant investigations with State experiment stations.] 

Nov. 20, 1900. 16 pp. 8" (Agriculture, Dept. of. Circular 8 

revised. ) 
Grasses in Elliott's Sketch of Botanv of South Carolina and 

Georgia. [1901.] 12 pp. 4 il. 8" (Circular 29.) 
American Republics Bureau (State Department). Report on coffee 

with special reference to Costa Rican product; bv J. B. Calvo. 

1901. 15 pp. 8" 
Animal Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Directions for 

use i)f blackleg vaccine; by Victor A. Norgaard. Apr. 21, 1900. 8 

pp. 3 il. 8" (Circular 23, 2d revision.) 
Biological Survey Division (Department of Agriculture). Directions 

for destruction of prairie dogs. Feb. 21, 1901. 2 pp. 8" (Circu- 
lar 32. ) 
Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Irrigation 

laws of northwest Territories of Canada and of Wyoming, witli dis- 

cussifins bv J. S. Dennis, Fred Bond and J. 'SI. Wilson. 1901. 90 i)p. 

3 pi. 3 maps, 8" (Bulletin 96.) 
3d report of Committee on Methods of Teaching Agriculture [made 

to Association of American Agricultural C<jlleges and Exi)eriment 

Stations, Nov. 15, 1898]. [Nov. 21, 1898.] 7 pp. 8" (Circular 39.) 
Foreign Markets Section (Department of Agriculture). Our foreign 

trade in agricultural i>r<>ducts, 1891-1900; l)v Frank H. Hitchcock. 

1900. 61 i)p. 8" ( Bulletin 23. ) 
Trade of Denmark; bv Frank H. Hitchcock. 1900. 88 pp. map, 8" 

(Bulletin 9. ) " 

229 



230 March, 1901 

Geolojjjical Survev (Interior Dc'itartment). Geologic atlas of United 
States, Danville folio, 111. -In. 1. Library edition! 1900. 10 pp. 2 il. 
1 pi. 3 niap.>;, large 4" (Folio (37. ) 

Insular Affair.'; I)ivi.sion (War Department). Monthly nummary of com- 
merce of Philippine I.«lands, July, 1900; no. 1, series 1900-1901. 
1901. p. 1-63,4" 

Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). Monthly list of 
jmblications [of Department of Agriculture], Jan. 1901. 4 pp. 8" 

Seed an<l Plant Introduction Section (Department of Agriculture). Best 
horse-radish varieties of Europe, and methods of cultivation. [Dec. 
24, 1900.] S i)p. 4 il. S" (Circular 1. ) 

Statistics Division (Department of Agriculture). Crop Reporter, v. 2, 
no. 9; Jan. 1901. 8 pp.4" [Monthly.] 

Vegetable Physiology and Pathology Division (Department of Agricul- 
ture). Wakker's hvacinth germ, pseudomonas hvacinthi "Wakker; 
by Erwin F. Smith. "Feb. 21, 1901. 45pp. 6il. 1 pl.*8'' (Bulletin 26. ) 

Shipment 19 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 95. No. 316; 
Ethnology Bureau, 17th report, 1896, pt. 2. (Serial no. 3837. ) 

Shipment 20 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 93. No. 
310 ; Patent decisions, 1898. (Serial no. 3835. ) 

Shipment 21 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate reports, v. 2. Nos. 225- 
527, except 516; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 3887.) 

Shipment 22 

Agriculture, Department of. Foreign markets for American agricultural 
products, testimony of Frank H. Hitchcock before Industrial Com- 
mission. 1901. 53 pp. 8" (Report 67. ) 

Chemistry Division (De]>artment of Agriculture). Pure-food laws of 
European countries affecting American exports; by W. D. Bigelow. 
1901. 39 pp. 8° (Bulletin 61.) 

Sunflower plant, its cultivation, composition, and uses; by Harvey 

W. Wiley. 1901. 31 pp. 2 il. 1 pi. 8° (Bulletin 60. ) 

Experiment Stations Ottice (Department of Agriculture). I^xperiment 
Station Record, v. 12, no. 6. 1901. vi \ 501-600 pp. 8" 

Nutrition investigations at University of Illinois, North Dakota 

Agricultural College, and Lake Erie College, Ohio, 1896-1900; by 
H. S. Grindley and J. L. Samniis, E. F. Ladd, and Isabel Bevier and 
Elizabeth C. Sprague. 1900. 42 pp. 8" (Bulletin 91. ) 

Life-Saving Service (Treasury Department'). Annual report, 1900. 1901. 
464 pp. 11.8" 

Shipment 23 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 9. No. 2; 
Reports of War Department, 1898; Engineers, pt. 6. (Serial no. 
3751.) 

Shipment 24 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 6. No. 
1052; Right of William A. Clark to seat as Senator from Montana, 
pt. 1. (Serial no. 3891.) 



March, 1901 231 

Shipment 25 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate rej)orts, v. 4. Nos. 528-765; 
Public echools in District of Coluinl)ia; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 
3889.) 

Shipment 26 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3(1 session. House documents, v. 3. No. 2; 
RejMirts of War Department, 1898; Major-general commanding 
Army. (Serial no. 3745.) 

SItipinnit 27 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 8. No. 2; 
Reports of War Department, 1S9S; Engineers, pt. 5. (Serial no. 
3750.) 

Shipment 28 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate reports, v. 7. No. 1052; 
Right of AVilliam A. Clark to seat as Senator from Montana, pt. 2. 
(Serial no. 3892.) 

<S7i ipment 29 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate reports, v. 3. No. 516; 
Adulteration of food products. (Serial no. 3888.) 

Shipment SO 

Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Reservoir 
system of Cache la Poudre Vallev; bv E. S. Nettleton. 1901. 48 pp. 
13 pi. map, 8° (Bulletin no. 92.') 

Geological Survey (Interior Department). Geologic atlas of United 
States, Walsenburg folio, Colo. Library edition. 1900. 6 pp. d 
mai)S, 2 j)p. of pi. large 4" (Folio 68.) 

Insular Affairs Division (War Department) . Monthly summary of com- 
merce of Cuba, Aug. 1900; no. 2, series 1900-1901. 1901. p. 69-138, 
40 

Monthly summary of commerce of Philippine Islands, Aug. 1900; 

no. 2, series 1900-1901. 1901. p. 65-131, 4° 
Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). Monthly list of 

publications [of Department of Agriculture], Feb. 1901. 4 pp. 8° 
Statistics Division (Department of Agriculture). Crop Reporter, y. 2, 

no. 10; Feb. 1901. 8 pp. 4° [Monthly.] 

Shipment 31 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 65. Nos. 
122-161, except 136, 141, 143, 154; Survey of Southwest Pa.ss, Missis- 
sippi River, etc. (Serial no. 3807.) 

Shijmient 32 

Congress. 56th Congress, Ist session. House documents, v. 17, No. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1899; Secretary, Public lands. 
(Serial no. 3914.) 

Shipment 33 

Congress. 56th Congre.ss, 1st session. Senate reports, v. 8. No. 1052; 
Right of William A. Clark to .seat as Senator from Montana, pt. 3. 
(Serial no. 3893.) 



232 March, 1901 

Shipment 34 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House reports, v. 7. Xos. 
1756-2006; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4027.) 

Shipment 35 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session, House documents, v. 44. Nos. 
56-120, except 65-67, 73, 80, 100, 101 ; Laws other than criminal re- 
lating to Alaska, etc. (Serial no. 3786. ) 

Shipment 36 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate reports, v. 9. Nos. 
1114, 1372, except 1243; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 3894. ) 

Shipment 37 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate reports, v. 10. Xos. 
1373-1675; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 3895.) 

Shipment 3S 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House reports, v. 6. Nos. 
1428-1755; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4026. ) 

Shipment 39 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 18. No. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1899; Indian affairs, pt. 1. (Se- 
• rial no. 3915. ) 

Shipment 40 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate reports, v. 11. No. 1023; 
Explorations in Alaska, 1869-99. (Serial no. 3896. ) 

SJiipnnent 41 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 19. No. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1899; Indian affairs, pt. 2. 
(Serial no. 3916.) 



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LIBRARY 

OF THE 

UNIVERSITY of ILLINOIS 



No. 76 April, 1901 



CATTALOQUE 



OF 



United States 



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SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS 
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Table of Contents 



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General Information 235 

Congress of United States 237 

Senate 237 

Sheep-bound Reserve 238 

President of United States 239 

Agrieiiltiire, Department of 239 

Juterior Department 243 

Justice. Dei)artment of 247 

Navv l)epartmeiit 247 

Post'Otfice Department 249 



Page 

State Department 250 

Treasury Department 253 

War Department 257 

Courts of United States 259 

District of Columbia 259 

Smithsonian Institution 260 

Various Bureaus 261 

Shipments to Depositories 263 

Index I 



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Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association ♦ assoc. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile, facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

House bill H. 

House concurrent resolution H. C. R. 

House document H.doc. 

House joint resolution H.J. R. 

House report H. rp. 

House resolution (.simple) H. R. 

Illustrated, illustration, illustrations ...il. 

Inch, inches in. 

Island I. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf, leaves 1. 

Longitude long. 

Mile, miles m. 

MLscellaneous nns. 

Nautical naut. 



Number, uumbers no., nos. 

Octavo 8» 

Page, pages p., pp. 

Part, parts pt., pts. 

Plate, plates pi. 

Portrait, portraits per. 

Quarto 4<> 

Railway ry. 

Report rp. 

Reservation Res. 

Resolution res. 

Secretary secy. 

Section, sections sec. 

Senate bill S. 

Senate cDUcurrent resolution S. C. R. 

Senate document S. doc. 

Senate joint resolution S. J.R. 

Senate rei)ort .8. rp. 

Senate resolution (simple) S. R. 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 160 

Society soc. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table, tables tab. 

Thirtyt\vo-mo 32° 

Topographic topog. 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12'> 

Twentyfour-mo 24" 

Versus vs., v. 

Volume, volumes v. 

Year yr. 



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Catalogue of l^ihlic Documents 

Printed Duriiiii the Month of April, i()oi 

Congress of United States 

Abridgment; mesisage from President to CongreH.sat l)eginning<)f iM ses- 
sion of otith Congress, witli reports of heads of Departments [litOO] 
and selections from aceomiianving reports. 1901. 2 v. iii - 1510 pp. 

*v. 1, ()(le; V. 2, 60e 
Note.— Volume 1 contains the message of the President ami the rejiorts of the 
Sccretarv of the Treasury, Secretary of tlie Interior. Postmaster-Crtneral, and the 
Secretary of Agriculture". Volume'l' contains the reports of the Secretary of War 
and the Secretary of the Navy, with papers relating to military operations in the 
Philippines and China. 

Congressional Record, proceedinirs and debates of 56th Congress, 2d ses- 
sion, V. 34 [pt. 1; Dec. H, IWO-Jan. U, 1901]. 1901. [3] + 1-992 
pp. 4" 

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dailv numbers, as the te.xt is printed ((iiitiniiously witlmut l>reak. The bound 
volumes of the Record are sold also by the Suiitriiiu-n<U'nt of Documents, the price 
averaging about SI. -10 per part. The'set coutaiuing ilie proccedingsof the 1st ses- 
sion of the 56th Congress is in 9 parts and costs 813.00. 

Memorial addresses on Sydney P. Kpcs. 1900 [1901]. 72 pp. 1 i)or. 
large 8" (H. doc. 755, 56tli Cong. 1st se.«s. ) 

SENATE 

History of United States Capitol, bv Glenn Brown; [presented bv Mr. 
McMillan]. [Dec. 15, 1899, imprint date] 1900 [published 1901]. 
V. 1, xxi — 113 — V pp. 11 por. 130 pi. 2 maps, large 4" (S. doc. 60 
[pt. 1], 56th Cong. 1st sei?s. ) 

KoTE.— Only the usual number and 200 copies for u.se of the Senate Committee 
on the District of Columbia were ordered printed. There will be no copies for 
sale or distriljution by the Superintendent of Docmnent.s. 

DISTRICT OK COI.rMBI.V COMMITTEE 

Action of \Va.shington Board of Trade in relation to park system of Dis- 

trict. Mar. 28, 1901. 17 pp. (Park improvement papers 1. ) 
Action toward establishment of arboretum. Mar. 28, 1901. 8 p|>. (Park 

improvement papers 2.) 
Fort Stevens, where Lincoln was under tire [with bil»iiograpiiy]; by 

William V. Cox. Mar. 28, 1901. 25pp.il. (Park improvement 

pa])ers 4. ) 
Informal liearing before subcommittee [on improvement of jiark system 

of District]. Apr. 1,1901. 12 pp. (Park improvement papers 5.) 
Need of additional playgrounds, parks, and reservations. Mar. 27, 1901. 

4 pp. (Park imi)rovement i)apers 3.) 
Notes on parks and tlieir connections. Apr. 1, 1901. !!• j.p. (Park 

improvement papers 6.) 



238 April, r.»<il 

SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE 

XoTE.— TIr'si- voliinu-s. wliirh liavi- Ih-i-ii jirix iiiii>ly published in unbound form 
or in iMR' or mure cloth editions, are now for the first time reuiiy for distribution 
in slieep bindinj(. The number in black-faced tN-pe api'entied to the description 
of each volume is the serial number in the si't of Congressional documents, in 
continuation of the system adoptetl in the Checklist of Public Documents issued 
by this office. 

55th Congi-ess, 2*1 «>.«f-ion. Hnujie clofUinent.«, v. 79, ])t. 2. No. 575, pt. 3; 
National Miiseiiiii, report, 1897, pt. 2; (ieorge Brown ( Joode. [3708] 

55th t'ongress, 'M ses^sion. Hou.«e (locunientf-, v. 25. Nf). 5; Report.^ of 
Department of Interior, 1898; Edncatinn, v. 2. [3767] 

Same, v. 50. No. 812; War of Rebellion, seriei? 2, v. <i. [3792] 

Same, v. 94. No. 316; Ethnologv Bureau, 17th report, J896, pt. 1. 

[3836] 

56th t'ongrens, 1st session. House documents, v. 6. No. 2; Reports of 
^^'ar I)ei)artnient, 1899; Major-general fommanding Army, pt. 3, De- 
partment of PaciHc. [3903] 

Same, v. 7. No. 2; Reports of War Dejiartment, 1899; Civil affaire 

in Cuba, Porto Rico, Santiago and Puerto Princii)e, Cul)a. [3904] 

Same, v. 8. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1899; Engineers, 

pt. 1. [3905] 

Same, v. 15. No. 3; Reports of Navy Department, 1899. [3912] 

Same, v. 22. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1899; Geo- 
logical Survey, 20th report, pt. 1, Director's report, etc. [3919] 

Same, V. 27. No. 5; Reports of I)ej)artiiient of Interior, 1899; Geo- 
logical Survey, 20th report, pt. 6, ^Mineral Resource;*, 1898. [3924] 

Same, v. 29. No. 5; RejMirts of I)ei)artment of Interior, 1899; Geo- 
logical Survev, 20th report, pt. 7, Explorations in Alaska in 1898. 
[3926] 

Same, v. 31. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1899; Edu- 
cation, V. 2. [3928] 

Same, v. 32. Nos. 6, 173, 314, 500; Rejiorts of Department of Ag- 
riculture, 1899; Expenditures, 1899; Agriculture in Alaska, 1899; 
Experiment stations, 1899. [3929] 

Same, v. 33. No. 7; District of Columlna report, 1899, v. 1, 2. 

[3930] 

Same, v. 35. No. 8; Report of Secretarv of Treasurv, linances, 

1899. [3932] 

Same, v. 36. No. 9; Report of Attorney-General, 1899. [3933] 

Same, v. 37, 38. No. 10; Report of comptroller of curreni'v, 1899, 

V. 2. [3934, 3935] 

Same, v. 39. No. 11; Internal revenue report, 1899.. [3936] 

Same, v. 41, 42. No. 13; Foreign Commerce and Navigation, 1899, 

V. 2. [3938, 3939] 

Same, v. 43. No. 14, 2 iits. ; Navigation Bureau, Treasury Depart- 
ment, report, 1899; Navigation laws. [3940] 

Same, v. 51. No. 730; Sjiecial Consular Reports, v. 19; Paper in 

foreign countries. Uses of wood i)ulp. [3948] 

Same, v. 52. No. 731; Special Consular Rei>orts, v. 20, 3 pts. ; Book 

cloth, etc., School gardens. Stave trade. [3949] 

Same, v. 53. No. 741, 3 i»ts. ; Special Consular Reports, v. 21, 3 

pts.; American coal, Vehicle inilustry. Trusts in Europe. [3950] 

Same, v. 56. No. 18; 31st list of merchant vessels, 1899. [3953] 

Same, v. 63, 64. Nos. 115, 735; Naval War Records, series 1, v. 9 

10. [3960, 3961] 



April, IJiOl 239 

56th Congress, 1st session — CoiitiniU'il. House <locniii('iits, v. tiT. No. 
287; War of Rebellion, series .!, vol. 'A. [3964] 

Same, v. 78. No. 2:«t; J'recious metals, 18J»s. [3975] 

House reports, v. 4. Nos. 808-1078; miseellaneous. [4024] 

XoTE.— The binding of tlie voluiiu's of tlio Congrrcssional restTvo is iiroci'i'ding 
so rapidly that it is imti('ii«ut(.'d tlmt sonio of tlic vohimt-s for the "Jd si-ssioii of the 
.Vith CoiiKress will l)e reaily for distritditioii before it is possible to iissiffii serial 
ntimliers. In this ease the serial iniinhers will not he announced initil tlie j)nh- 
lieation of the sehe<liile of volinnes for the session. 



President of United States 

Kestoration, San Heniardiiio imriilian. proclaiiiation. .\i>r. Iti, 1001. 

1 J), narrow f" 
\Va.<liin^ton forest reserve. iM proflaniatiun. [Apr. M, 1001.] 2 pp. f" 



Agriculture, Department of 

>;oTE.— Those publications of the Department of .\Krieultnre which are for sale, 
except those of the Weather Kureau. will be suj.plied by the Superintendent of 
Documents, I'nion Building. Washington. J). ('. For the unpriced publications 
application should be made to the Secretary of Agriculture. The Department 
has no list of «ddre.s.ses to which all its {luhlications are sent. It issues a monthly 
list of publications, which is mailed to all applicants, enabling them to select 
such rei>i)rts and bulletins as interest them. 
[Bureau of Animal Industry] order 80 [amendments] 10-1:5; Jan. 31- 
Apr. 20, 1001. Each f p. [Consist of orders concerning cattle 
transi>ortation and insi)ection and (piarantine of cattle. Amend- 
ments 1-0 were issued as orders 81-80.] 

AGROSTOLOGY DIVISION 

Bermu.la grass. [Mar. -M, 1001.] 6pp. 2 il. (Circular 31. ) 
Cowpeas; l>v Jared G. Smith. ISOO [reprint 1001]. 16 pp. 1 il. (-Farm- 
ers' bulietin 80. ) 
Meadows an<l pastures, formation and cultivation in middle eastern 
States; by .Iare<l (i. Smith. Revised edition. 1800 [reprint 1001]. 
28 pp. i"l. (Farmers' l)ulletin 66. ) 
Range gra.ss and forage plant experiments at Highmore, S. Dak., report 

of progress. [Apr. 2, 1001.] .5 pp. (Circular 33.) 
Some Arizona gra.s.ses. Apr. 22, 1001. 10 pp. (Circular 32.) 
Southern forage plants; bv F. Lamson-Scribner. 1809 [reprint 1001], 
48 pp. 14 il. (Farmers' bulletin 102.) 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Hog cholera and swine plague; by I). E. Salmon. Dec. 1804 [reprint 
1901]. 16 pp. (Farmer.-' bulletin 24.) 

7th International Veterinarv Congress, by Victor A. Norgaard; from 
report, 1800. 1001. p. o34-rv)7. ( [Piiblication] 162. ) 

Legislation with reference to bovine tuberculcjsis, digest of laws now in 
force and transcript of laws, rules and regulations, and i)roclamations 
for States and Territories; by D. E. Salmon. 1001. 173 pp. ( Bul- 
letin 28.) *10c 



240 Apkil, 1901 

[Map showing] bouinlary line of district infecte<l with splenetic or south- 
ern cattle fever. 5 niap.s, each 10.2 X 15.8 in. [The 5 maps are 
identical on the face, hut the reverse of each shows a different sec- 
tion of the boundary line on a lar^rer scale. 1 
Notes on parasites, 55-57. [Mar. 26, 1901.] 4 pp. ( Circular 34. ) 
Rabies, its cause, frequencv, and treatment, bv D. E. Salmon; from Year- 
book, 1900. [1901.] ■ p. 211-246. ([Publication] 164.) 

DAIRY DIVISION 

Breeds of dairy cattle, l)y Henry E. Alvord; reprinted [with revision and 
abridgment] from report of Bureau of Animal Industrv, 1898. 1899 
[reprint 1901]. 48 pp. 21 il. (Fanners' bulletin 106. ) 

Facts about milk; by R. A. Pearson. 1896 [reprint 1901]. 29 pp. 8 il. 
(Farmers' bulletin 42.) 

National and .State dairy laws; by R. A. Pearson. 1900 [reprint 1901]. 
110 pp. (Animal Industry Bureau. Bulletin 26.) *10c 

BIOLOGICAL SURVEY DIVISION 

Protection of birds and game, directorv of State officials and organiza- 
tions for 1901. Apr. 18, 1901. 10 pp. (Circular 83.) 

BOTANY DIVISION 

Stock-poisoning plants of Montana, preliminarv report; bv V. K. Ches- 
nut and E. V. Wilcox. 1901. 150 pp. 37 pi. (Bulletin 26; S. doc. 
160.) *25c 

CHEMISTRY DIVISION 

Everv farm an exi>eriment station, bv Ervin E. Ewell; from Yearbook, 

1897. [1898, reprint 1901.] ii -^ 291-304 pp. 
Sugar beet, culture, seed development, manufacture, and statistics; by 

H. W. Wiley. Revised [edition]. Feb. 1899 [reprint 1901]. 48 

pp. 24 il. (Farmers' Imlletin 52.) 

ENTOMOLOGY DIVISION 

Biblidgraphy of the more imjiortant contributions to American eco- 
nijiiiic entomologv, pt. 7, writings published Dec. 31, lS96-Jan. 1, 
1900; by Nathan Banks. 1901. 113 pp. *20c 

Carpet beetle, or buffalo moth, anthrenus scrophulari;e L. [Sept. 8, 
1894, reprint 1901.] 4 pp. il. (Circulars, 2d series.) 

Destructive locusts, popular consideration of a few of the more injurious 
locusts, or grasshoppers, of United States, with best means of destroy- 
ing them; by C. V. Riley. 1891 [reprint 1901]. 62 pp. 11 il. 12 
pi. map. (Bulletin 25. ) *15c 

Mexican cotton-l)oll weevil; by Frederick W. Maily. 1901. 30 pi>. 4 il. 
(Farmers' bulletin 130.) 

Mosquitoes and fleas. [Feb. 1, 1896, rei)rint 1901.] (> pp. (Circular 
13, 2d series. ) 

Some insects injurious to stored grain; by F. H. Chittenden. Revised 
edition. Feb. 1897 [reprint 1901]. 24 pp. 18 il. (Farmers' bul- 
letin 45. ) 

Three in.sect enemies of shade trees, bv L. O. Howard; reprinted with 
annotations from Yearbook, 1895. "1899 [rei)niit 1901]. 30 pp. 11 
il. (Farmers' bulletin 99. ) 



April, 11)01 241 

KXrKIilMKNT STATIONS OFITCE 

Agricultural experiment statioiiH. Organization lists of agricultural col- 
leges and experiment ^^tations in I'nited States, with list of stations 
in foreign cuuntries. Jan. IWl. 1.S4 pp. (Bulletin S8.) *10c 

['ith] report on work and exi)enditnres of agricultural experiment 

stations, litOO. Jan. It), UtOl. ISl pp. S j)!. (Bulletin it.S; II. doc. 
3:i6.) *15c 

Alaska. 4th report on agricultural investigations in Alaska, [calendar 
vear] 1900; hv C. C. (Jeorge.sjii. Jan. Ki, li>01. S:i pi>. '22 pi. 2 
inaps. (Bulletin 94; II. doc. :«o.) *20c 

Beans, peas, and other legumes as foo<l; hv Marv Iliuuian AIh'1. 1900 
[reprint 1901]. :V2 i)p. 10 il. (Farmers' hulletin 121. ) 

Brea<l, and jtrinciples of bread making; hv Helen W. Atwater. 1900 
[reprint 1901]. 89 i)p. 3 il. (Farmer.-;' hulletin 112.) 

Eggs, and their uses as food; hy ('. F. Langworthy. 1901. .■!2 pp. 
(Farmers' hulletin 128.) 

Exjierinient Station Record, v. 12, no. 7. 1901. vi -f Wl-700 i)p. il. 

*10c single cojiy, SI. 00 a volume (12 nos. ) 

Same, v. 12, no. S. 1901 . vi -h 701 -SOO iip. *10c 

Same, v. 12, no. 9. 1901. vii -f 801-900 pp. *10c 

Note. — Mainly miifU- iiii of alistractsof reports ami iiiiblicationsoii atrricnltiiral 
scienci' which have recently ai)i)eare<] in all countries, especially the I'niteil 
States. Xo. 7 contains a special article. New hiiihiinfr lor colletre of a>rri(Milture at 
University of Illinois. Nos. s and 9 contain Russian soil investigations, in 2 parts. 
by N. Sibirtzev. translated and condensed Ijy I'eter Fireman. 

Experiment Station Work 6. 1898 [reprint 1901]. 28 pp. 2 il. (Farm- 
ers' hulletin 79.) [See for contents catalogue for Jiilv, 1898, page 
473.] 

Same, 9. 1899 [reprint 1901]. 30 pp. (Farmers' hulletin 92.) [See 
for contents catalogue for April, 1899, page 248.] 

Same, 15. 1900 [reprint 1901]. 31 pp. 5 il. (Farmers' hulletin 119. ) 
[See for contents catalogue for August, 1900, i)age 453.] 

Same, 16. 1900 [reprint 1901]. 32 pp. 5 il. ( Farmers' hulletin 122. ) 
[See for contents catalogue for Novemher, 1900, pages 541 and 542.] 

Farmers' reading course.*, ahridgment of Bulletin 72; hy L. H. Bailey. 
1900 [reprint 1901]. 20 pp. (Farmers' hulletin 109.) 

Fowls, care and feeding; hy (t. C. Watson. 1896 [reprint 1901]. 24 pj). 
4 il. (Farmers' hulletin 41.) 

Hawaii. Report on agricultural re.-^ources and cai)ahilities of Hawaii; 
by Wm. C. Stubhs. Jan. 24, 1901. 100 ])p. 23 i)l. 5 maps. (Bulle- 
tin 95; H. doc. 368.) *20c 

Irrigation. Irrigation in fruit growing; hv K. J. Wickson. 1900 [re- 
print 1901]. 48 i)p. 8 il. ( Farmers' hulletin 116.) 

Irrigation in Hawaii; hv Walter Maxwell. 1900 [1901]. 48 jjp. 3 

il. (J 1)1. (Bulletin 90.) " *10c 

Irrigation in humid climates; hy F. H. King. Dec. 1896 [reprint 

1901]. 27 )jp. 4 il. (Farmers' hidletin 46. ) 

I'se of water in irrigation, rei)ort of investigations made in 1899 

under supervision of Elwtjod Mead ami ('. T. Johnston; including 
reports l)v W. M. Reed [and others]. 1900 [1901]. 253 pp. 18 ih 
48 pi. map. (Bulletin 86; H. doc. 466.) *30c 

Potato culture; hy J. F. Duggar. 1896 [reprint 1901]. 24 pp. 2 il. 

(Farmers' hulletin 35.) 
Sweet potatoes, culture and uses; hyj. F. Duggar. 1900 [reprint 1901]. 

32 pp. 4 il. (Farmers' bulletin 26 revi.sed.) 
Tomato growing; ])y Edward B. Voorhees. 1898 [reprint 1901]. 30 pp. 

(Farmers' hulletin 7(). ) 



242 xVpril, 1901 

forestry division 

Forestry for furniers, hv B. E. Fernow; reprintetl from Yearbooks for 
1894 and 1895. 1898 [reprint 1901]. 48 pp. 15 il. (Farmers' bul- 
letin 67.) 

PLANT INDUSTRY OFFICE 

Sweet potatoes; liv D. M. Nesbit. UIOI. 40 pp. (Farmers' bulletin 
129.) 

TOMOLIHtY DIVISION 

Apple and how to grow it; by O. B. Braekett. 1900 [reprint 1901]. 

32 pp. 10 il. (Farmers' bulletin 113.) 
Grape growing in the South; [bv] S. ^I. Tracy. 1900 [reprint 1901]. 

32 pp. 6 il.^ (Farmers' bulletin 118. ) 

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

Asparagus culture; by R. B. Handy. 1897 [reprint 1901]. 40 pp. 17 il. 

(Farmers' bulletin 61.) 
Marketing farm i^roduce; by George (i. Hill. 1897 [reprint 1901]. 28 

pp. 7 il. (Farmers' bulletin 62.) 
Monthly list of pul)licatii)ns [of Department of Agriculture], Apr. 1901. 

7 pp. ([Puldication] 410.) 
Practical suggestions for farm buildings; by George G. Hill. 1901. 48 

pp. 28i!. (Farmers' bulletin 126.) 

SOILS DIVISION 

Cultiyation of tobaci-o in Sumatra; by Emile Mulder. 1898 [reprint 
1901]. 39 jt)). 3 il. map. (Agriculture, Dept. of. Report 58.) 
[Original print bore no re])ort number.] *5c 

Farm drainage; by C. G. Elliott. 1899 [reprint 1901]. 24 pp. 6 il. 
(Farmers' bulletin 40 reyised.) 

STATISTICS DIVISION 

Crop Reporter, y. 2, no. 11; :\Iar. 1901. 8 pi>. 4° [Monthly.] 
Same, y. 2, no. 12; Ain: 1901. 8 i>p. 4" 

VEGETABLE PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY^ DIVISION 

Curing and fermentation of cigar leaf tobacco; by Oscar Loew. 1899 

[reprint 1901]. 34 pp. (Agriculture, Dept of. Report 59. ) *5c 
Grain smuts, how they are caused and how to preyent them; by Walter 

T. Swingle. 1898 [reprint 1901]. 20 pp. 8 il. (Farmers'* bulletin 

75.) 
Grape diseases on Pacific Coast; by Newton K. Pierce. 1895 [reprint 

1901]. 15 pp. 3 il. (Farmers' bulletin 30. ) 
Peach growing for market; by Erwin F. Smith. 1895 [reju-int 1901]. 

24 pp. 21 il. (Fanners' bulletin 33.) 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Note.— For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
\Venther Bureau. 

Barometers and measurement of atmospheric pressure; by C. F. Maryin. 
1901. 94 pp. 23 il. (Circular F, 2d edition, Instrument Diyisiim. ) 

*15c 



Aphil, llioi 243 

Climate amU'n.i. Biilk-tiii. Mar. 11)01; iio.3 [IWl]. 24 X I't in. [Weekly 
Apr.-Sept., numtiily ri'inaimU'r of year. ] 

NfiTE. — Coiitiiiiis reports of tfinin-ratiiri' ami riiinfiill, with sih'cIhI rt-fercnce to 
their effect on erof)s. 

Same, Apr. 8-2J), IHOl; nofj. 4-7 [U»01]. 24 X lit in. 

Frost. Notes on frost; by K. B. (iarriott. 1S91I [reprint liiOl]. 24 pp. 

(Farmers' bulletin 104.) 
Monthly Weather Review, v. 29, no. 2, Cleveland Abbe, e«litor; Feb. 

1901. Apr. 19, 1901. p. 49-97, 10 il. o pi. 12 i)p. of pi. and iiiap.<, 4" 

20c siii<rle copy, S2.00 a yr 
Note. — Summary of weather and river and flood reiiorts from all parts of the 

United States, with notes covering other countries and various topics of meteor- 
ology. Special articles are — 

Costa Rica.Cliniatolojjv of; by H. I'ittier. 

Frost tiKhtiuff; by A. G. Mc.Vdic. 

Great Salt Lake. Kelation between level of. and rainfall: by S. F. Mackie. 

Ice caves at Flagstaff. .\ri-/.: by Klizabeth Kenoe. 

Ladoga. Lake, irom thermic jioint of view; by .lulcs de Schokalsky. 

Meteorology. Keceiit pai)ers bearing oil ; by \V. K. K. Phillips. 

Rainfall of Leeward and Windward islands; l)y M. S. \V. .JelTerson. 

Seasons, warm and cold. Relative length of; by Henry I'ennywitt. 

Tamalpais, Moiuit. Fog studies on, no. 5. wreck of steamship Rio de Janeiro; by 
A. G. .Mc.Vdie. 

Weather conditions, Monthly statement of average, for February; by K. B.(;arriott. 

Report of chief, [iiieteorolo<.'ical tal>le.'^ for caleinlar vear] 1899; [with ad- 
ministrative rep(«it for liscal vear] 1900. 190L [7 pts. ] 4.36 pp.4" 
(H. doc. r-,\7.) 

XuTE. — Part 1. the administrative report, is tlie ssimc, with some changes and 
additions, as the rei)ort containcfl in the reports of the Department of .Agriculture, 
1900, and previously imblishcd separately. See catalogue for December, 1900. page 
590. The other parts are also published separately and are entered below. 

Same, i>t. 2, climatology; hourly averajres of atmo.'^pheric pre.ssure, tem- 
perature, and wind at 2S stations. 1901. ]•. 17-71,4" [Inchi<les 
list of ol>servinj; stations.] 

Same, pt. 3, climatology; monthly and annual meteorological summaries 
[170 stations]. 1901. p. 78-l(il,4" 

Same, pt. 4, climatology; monthly and annual mean temjierature and 
annual extremes of temperature, with dates of first and la.st killing 
frost. 1901. p. 163-199, 4" 

Same, pt. 5, climatology; monthly and annual precipitation, all stations, 
1901. p. 201-258, 4" [Includes monthly and sea.-^onal snowfall, 
1899-1900.] 

Same, pt. 6, climatology; miscellaneous meteorological tables ami re- 
ports. 1901. p. 2.5i)-347, 4" 

Same, pt. 7, meteorological obseryations of 2d Wellnian expedition; bv 
Evelyn B. Baldwin. 1901. p. 349-436, 4" 

Weather "map, Apr. 1-30, 1901. 19 X 24 in. [Daily.] 

Interior Department 

Note. — The Decisions of the Department of tlie Diteriur in pension cases are 
issued in slips and in signatures, and the Decisions inland cases are issued in 
signatures, both being published later in bomid volumes at prices ranging from 
81.05 to SI. -15 per volume. Subscribers may deposit ?L00 in the DepartmeiU and 
receive the contents of a volume of the Decisions of either kind in separate parts 
as they are i.ssued. Of the Land Decisions tisually two volinues are issued yearly, 
while the Pension-Decision volumes appear at longer intervals, sometimes more 
than two years ajiart. 

Annual rejvirts, 19(X); miscellaneous reports, pt. 1, bureau oHicers, etc. 
1900 [1901]. 703 pp. 58 pi. 5 maps. (H. doc. 5. ) *90c 

Conlcnls: 

Reports of— 
.\rchitect of Cai>itol. 
Census. 
Deaf and Dumb, Columbia Institution for. 



244 April, 1901 

Annual reimrts — (.'ontinue<l. 
Contents — <,'<)iitimietl. 
Kepurts (II— 

F(Hiiiiilin{<s. Wiishiiifjtoil Hospital for. 

Fri-ediiK-n's Hospital. 

Hot SprinRs KesiTvatioii. 

Howard University. 

Iiulian Territory, Mine inspector for. 

Insjine. Governiuent Hospital for. 

New Mexico, Mine inspector for. 

I'atcnt (itlice. 

Pension Bureau. 

Public (locuments. Receipts, distriljution, and sale of. 

Railroads comnii.ssioner. 

iSe'iuoia and General Grant National Parks. 

Yellowstone National Park. 

Yosemite National Park. 

Same, pt. 2, governors of Territories', etc. 1900 [1901]. 781 pp. 

78 pi. 8 maps. *$1.05 

Contaits: 

Reports of— 
Alaska, governor. 
Arizona, governor. 
Hawaii, governor. 
New Mexico, governor. 
Oklahoma, governor. 
Porto Rico, commissioner of education. 
commissioner of interior. 

[Decisions in appealed ]iension and liountv land claims, v. 11, slips] 
81-90, published separately. 

Contents: 

Declarations; amendments: allegations. No. 89. Apr. 13, 1901. 3 pp. 
Dependence: laws of Michigan: husband and wife. No. 84. Apr. 12, 1900 [1901], 

2 pp. 

De.'ierted wife: act Mar. 3, ls99: division of pension: notice of appeal. No. SI. 

Feb. 23. 1901. 2 pp. 
Disloyalty: dure.«s: line of duty; sec. 4716. Revised Statutes. No. 82. Mar. 30, 1901 

5 pp. 
Evidence: death cause: attending physician. No. 86. Apr. 9, 1901. 6 pp. 
Marriage: legitimacy: slaves; laws of Tennessee. No. 83. Mar. 30. 1901. 4 pp. 
Pathologicarseiiueiice: cause of disability. No. 87. Apr. 13. 1901. 2 pp. 
Rate: pathological se<iuence: examining surgeons' ratings. No. 90. Apr. 13,1901. 

3 pp. 

Reimbursement; fraud and mistake: evidence. No. 88. Apr. 13, 1901. 7 pp. 
Rerating; rate: disability: evidence. No. 85. Apr. 12, 1901. 3 pp. 

Eegister of Department, [corrected to] Apr. 1, 1901. xv + 286 pp. 
CENSUS OFFICE 

Bulletins, 12th census, issued Oct. 6, 1900-Mar. 6, 1901, -MiO [title-page 

and contents]. 1900 [1901]. [4] pp. 4" 
Census bulletin 61-63 [12th census]. 4" 
Contnit.<: 

Manufactures, coke: by E.W. Parker. No. OS. Apr. 26, IWl. 11pp. 

refining of petroleum: by E. W. Parker. No. 61. Apr. 5, 1901. 6 pp. 

Population, Center of, and it.s median point. No. 62. Apr. 30, 1901. 3 pp. 2 maps. 

EDUCATION BUREAU 

Note. — Such jmlilicatious of this Bureau as are in print may be had gratui- 
tously by addressing tlie ("ommi.ssioner of Education. The separates from the 
Commissioner's report, however, with a few exceptions, are now i.ssued in lim- 
ited editions of 500 copies, which are retained by the Bureau for reference and 
loan purpo.ses and are not available for distribution. 

Promotions an<l examinations in graded schools; by Emerson E. White. 
1891 [reprint 1901]. 64 i)p. (Circular of information 7, 1891; whole 
no. 177.) 

GENERAL LAND OFFICE 

Circular on restoration of lost t)r obliterated corners and subdivision of 
sections. :\Iar. 14. 1901. Iti pj). 



April, I'JOl 245 

[Circular] I' [to] spet-ial aireiits [act toameinl rliapti'r •Viil, Rt-viscil Stat- 
utes, ajiproved Mar. o. 1S91, liniitiii^' use of timber on pulilic laiidd 
to roHitlents of States in wliicli f(iuu<l, so that provisions shall not 
applv to south slope of l*rv<ir isronntains, Mont., a.sa};ainst re.«i<lents 
of Wyoniin}.']- Mar. L'O, U«)l. 1 p. 

[Circular] V [to] special a]trents [act to extend provisions of sec. S of act 
to repeal tiniher-cultnre laws, etc., aj)prove<l Mar. o, 1891, concern- 
inir i>rosecntion for cutting; timber on public lamls, to California. 
Ure^ron, ami \Vashin>:ton]. Mar. 22, litOl. 1 p. 

[Circular] K [to] re>risters and receivers [reiiuirin>r them to >rive notice 
of tilinf,'of ])latsof survey embracin<rst'Iections in lieu of lands within 
forest reserves]. Apr. Hi, IttOl. 1 ]>. 

Comuuitation of homestead entries [on pul»lic lands surrendered by In- 
dian tribes], act of Jan. 2tj, 1901, instructions, [circular] (' [to] reg- 
isters and receivers. Mar. 21, 1901. '.) \>\>. 

GEOLOGICAL SUKVEY 

Note.— The publications of tlio I'liited States Geological .*^iirvey include annual 
reports and Water-sup))ly and Irrijration Papers, which are intended for free dis- 
tribution: and Monographs. Hullctins. and folio.s of the Geologic .\tlas of the 
United States, which are sold at prices ranging from .x- to Sll.OO each. Address 
the Director of the Geological Survey, Washington. 

Five-place loirarithms of natural numbers and circular functions expressed 
in arc and time. 1901. ()9 pp. 

Topograpli ic sheets 

Note.— The Geological Survey is making a topographic map of the United 
States. The sheets of which it is composed are jirojectcd without reference to 
political divisions, and are designated by sonic prominent feature found on them. 
Three scales are used, 1 :62,.tO0. 1 :12.i,0(.K), and 1 :-_>.50.000. These correspond, ap- 
pro.ximately, to 1 mile, '2 miles, and 4 miles to 1 linear inch on the map. The size, 
unless otherwise given, is about 17.5 inches in height by 11.5 tolti inches in width, 
exclusive of the margin, the width varying with the latitude. A descriptioTi of 
the topographic map is printed on the reverse of each sheet catalogued below. 

About one-fifth of the area of the country has been maiipcd, nearly every State 
being represented. Ma.s.sachusetts. Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Jersey, and 
the District of Columbia are completely mapped. Sheets of the regular .size are 
sold by the Survey at 5c each: but in lots ol 100 or more copies, whether of the 
same sheet or of different sheets, the price is 2c each. 

California, Oceanside sheet, lat. 33°-33° 15', long. 117° 15^-117° 30'. 

Scale 1: 62,5(X), contour interval 2o ft. Edition of Jan. 1901. 
California, Riverside (juadrangle, lat. 33°4o'-34°, long. 117° l.y-117° 30'. 

Scale 1: (32,500, contour interval 25 ft. Edition of Mar. 1901. 
Colorado, Aspen sheet, lat. 39°-39° 15', long. 106° 45'-107°. Scale 1 :62,500, 

contour interval 1(^1 ft. Edition of July, 1895, reprinted Feb. 1901. 
Colonwlo, Denver (luadrangle, lat. 39° .30'-I0°, long. 104° .30'-105° 30'. 

Scale 1:125,000, c<intour interval 50 and 100 ft. Eilition of Feb. 

1901. 17.5 X 27.1 in. 10c 

Connecticut-Ma.«.sachusetts, Sandisfield sheet, lat. 42°-12°15',long.73°-73° 

15'. Scale l:(i2,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Oct. 1897, 

reprinted Mar. 1901. 
Georgia, Cartersville sheet, lat. 34°-34° 30', long. 84° 30'-85°. Scale 

1: 125,0(X», contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Dec. 189ti, reprinted 

Mar. 1901. 
Idaho-Oregon, Weiser sheet, lat. 44°-14° 30', long. 116° .'JO'-l 17°. Scale 

1: 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Sept. 1897, reprinted 

Feb. 1901. 
Illinois, Chicago quadrangle, lat. 41° 45'^2°, long. 87° 30'-87° 45'. .Sale 

1:62,500, contour interval 5 ft. Edition oi Feb. 1901. 



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Indian Territorv, Vinita <iua(lran-:le, hit. :W° :iO'-37°, lon-r. 95°-95° 30'. 

.<oale 1: 12o,(RM), cuntotir interval 50 ft. Edition of Mar. 1901. 
Maine, Booth))av sheet, lat. 43° 45'-44°, lonor. m° 30^-69° 4.y. Seale 

1 : (i2,o00, con'tonr interval 20 ft. Edition of Oet. 1893, reprinted :Mar. 

1901. 
Maryland-Virfrinia, Mcmtrops .«heet, lat. 38°-38° 15', long. 76° 45'-77°. 

Seale 1 : (i2,500, enntour interval 20 ft. Edition of Apr. 1895, reprinted 

Mar. 1901. 
Marvland-Vir<rinia. Noniini sheet, lat. 38°-38° 30^, lonjr. 76° .30'-77°. 

Scale 1 : 125,000, eontourinterval 20 ft. Edition of Oct. 1898. reprinted 

Mar. 1901. 
New York, Bnffalo (luadranjile, lat. 42° 45'-43°, long. 78° 45'-79°. Scale 

1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Mar. 1901. 
New York, Niagara Falls (nia.lrancrle, lat. 43°-43° 15', long. 79°-79° 15'. 

Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Mar. 1901. 
New York, Old Forge (luadrangle, lat. 43° 30'-43° 45', long. 74° 45'-75°. 

Scale 1: 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Mar. 1901. 
New Y'ork, Troy sheet, lat. 42° 30'-42° 45', long. 73° 30'-73° 45'. Scale 

1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Mar. 1898, reprinted 

Dec. 1900. 
New York- Vermont, Port Henrv sheet, lat. 44°-44° 15', long. 73° 15'-73° 

30'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. I-xlition of June, 1898, 

reprinted Mar. 1901. 
Pennsylvania, Norristown sheet, lat. 40°-40° 15', long. 75° 15'-75°-30'. 

Scale 1 : 62,.500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Julv, 1895, reprinted 

Mar. 1901. 
South Dakota, Hernio.'-a (piadrangle, lat. 43° .30'-44°, long. 103°-103° SC. 

Scale 1: 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Mar. 1901. 
Tennessee, Columbia quadrangle, lat. 35° .30'-36°, long. 87°-87° 30'. Scale 

1: 125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Mar. 1901. 
Washington, :\Iethow quadrangle, lat. 48°-4S° 30', long. 120°-120° 30'. 

Scale 1: 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Mar. 1901. 
Wisconsin, Bavview (juadrangle, lat. 42° 45'-43°, long. 87° 45'-88°. 

Scale 1 : 62,"500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Mar. 1901. 
Wisconsin, Milwaukee (juailrangle, lat. 43°-43° 15', long. 87° 4.5'-88°. 

Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Mar. 1901. 
Wyoming, Bald :\Iountain (|uadrangle, lat. 44° 30'-45°, long. 107° 30'- 

108°. Scale 1: 125,000, contmir interval 100 ft. Edition of Mar. 1901. 

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[Instructions] to Indian agents [relative to keeping jiermanent reeord 
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Regulations concerning right of way for telephone and telegraph lines 
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Official Gazette. Apr. L'-.SO, 1901; v. 95, no??. 1-5. 1-1052 -f [ex] pp. il, 

larire S" [Weekly.] 10c single cuj)}', $5 a yr 

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Rules of practice, revised Julv IS, 1H99. [Kith e<lition.] I'd reprint 
[with alterations]. Mar. 80, 1901. 108 pp. 8 pi. 

PKNSION lU'KK.M' 

Act amending sec. 470S, Kevi.sed Statntes [so as to restore] pensions to 
remarried widows; [with regulations]. 1901. ["_'] pp. 

Order [with regard to t'nrnisliing names and addre.s.ses of t'omrades to 
attorneys and claimants]. Apr. 19, 1901. [2] pp. 



Justice, Department of 

Official o|)inions of attornevs-genenil [Dec. lS97-I)ec. 1S99]; editeil 1)V 
E. C. Brandenlmrg. 1900 [1901]. v. 22. xxviii 749 pp. (II. doc. 
512.) *$1.25 

Supplemental instructions to clerks of district court for Alaska. Mav 1, 
1901. pi>. 

Navy Department 

General court-martial order 20, 85-47 [1901]; Feh. ll-Mar. 13, 1901. 
12" 

General order 87-45; Apr. 1-80, 1901. 12" 

Memoranda in regard to expediency of changing location of naval 
station at Port Royal, S. ('., to some ]K)int at or near ("iiarle.ston, hy 
G. W. .Sumner, mend)er of hoard on removal of .station, with [his] 
dissenting report; i)resenteil hv Mr. Hale. Feb. 25, 1901. (54 pp. 
5 maps. (S. doc. 1S8.) 

Navy-vard cjrder 84, 202-218, enii)lovment of labor at navv-yards; .June 
15', LS95 [reprint 1901]. Apr. 2-.80, 1901. Each 1 p. narrow 12" 

KCH'II'MENT HrREAr 

Specifications for American hemp. Ai)r. 1, 1901. 1 p. 12" 
Specifications for boat cushions. .Mar. 21, 1901. 1 p. 12" 
Specifications for boat tari)aulins. Mar. 2, 1901. 1 p. 12" 
Specifications for Manila hemj). A]>v. 1, 1901. 1 p. 12" 
Specifications for Russian hem[). Apr. 1, 1901. 1 p. 12" 
Specifications for shi|)s' wind sails. [Mar. 2, 1901.] 2 jip. 12" 
Specifications for tarpaulins. Mar. 2, 1901. 1 p. 12" 
Specifications for wind sails. 3Iar. 2, 1901. 1 i>. 12" 

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Duluth. 



248 April, 1901 

Azimuth tal)le.«, jrivinjr true ln-ariiigH of the s^un at intervals of 10 min- 
uter between nuurise and sunset for parallels of latitu<le l)et\veen 
61° N. and 61° S., inclusive; 1)V S. Schroeder and W. H. II. Suuth- 
erland. [6th edition.] ItiOl. '199 pp. 4" ([Publication] 71.) $1.00 

Hydrojrraphic Inilletin, weekly, ()0o-608; Apr. 3-24, 1901. Each 1 p. 
oV)lonjj: lar^re 8", large 4", and f" 

Note. — Contains accounts of obstructions and dangers along the coast and the 
princij)al ocean routes, etc. 

Notice to :Mariners, weekly, 14-17, 1901; Apr. 6-27. 132-177 -f [13] 1. 

map. 

Note.— Contains information of newly discovered dangers tonavigation and of 
establishment and clianges of lights and other aids. For economy and conven- 
ience in distribution tlie items in each number relating to different geographical 
sections are reprinted separately, as Notice to Mariners 14, sec. J, etc. 

Supplement [to] Sailing directions for Lake Superior and St. Marvs 
River (publication lOSa, edition of 1900). 1901. 25 pp. lOc 

Useful tables from American Practical 2savigator; [by Nathaniel] Bow- 
ditch; revised bv order of Bureau of Navigation, 18S0. 1901. xi 
-i-199-467, 45, 622-627 pp. large 8" ([Publication] ]:]. ) 81.25 

Charts 

Aomori Anchorage, Rikuoku Inilf, Honshu, north coast, Japan, from 
Japanese survey in 1888 and 1889, scale naut. m. = 3.93 in. ; Shiranai 
Bay, Rikuoku (xulf, Honshu, north coast, Japan, from Japanese 
survev in 1888 and 1889, scale naut. m. =4.33 in.; chart 1910. Apr. 
1901.' 12.54X24.6 in. 10c 

Arikawa Bay, Nakadori, (Joto Islands, west coast of Kiushu, Japan, 
from Japanese survev in 1S87; chart 1897. Scale naut. m. = 4.05 
in. Apr. 1901. 18.54 X 12.42 in. 20c 

Australia, East coast of. Smokv Cape to Rame Head, from British sur- 
vev; chart 1904. Scale 1°" long = 4.5 in. Apr. 1901. 41.32 X 27 in. 

30c 

Castries Bav, Gulf of Tartarv, southeast coast of Siberia, from Russian 
survev,' 1868; chart 1944. Scale naut. m.= 3.1 in. Apr. 1901. 
18.6 X 24.3 in. 10c 

Gravs Reef Passage, Lake ^Nlichiuan, from survev in 1900 bv U. S. S. 
'Michigan; chart 1930. Scale 1000 vds. = 1.98' in. 21.5 X 20.6 in. 

lOe 

Kagayan Suln and adjacent islands, Sulu Sea, from British survey in 
1871; chart 511. Scale naut. in. = 1 in. Nov. 1873 [corrected to 
Apr. 1901]. 26X19.5 in. 30c 

Kiti Harbor, Ponapi or Puynepet Island, Caroline Islands, from British 
survev in 1839; chart 42(5. Scale naut. m. = 8.9 in. Jan. 1873 [cor- 
rected to Apr. 1901]. 24.2 X 18. 3. 30c 

Newfoundland, Plans on east coast of, surveved bv [British navv]; 
chart 1945. Apr. 1901. 24.8 X 19.2 in. ' ' 20c 

Kourche Harbor, [or] (Irecnspond. Scale naut. m. = 3.97 in. 11.3 x 19.2 in. 
Hoojiing Harbor. Scale naut. m.=:ti.57 in. 13. -t x 19.'J in. 

Notsuke Chamiel with Tomari and Notsuke bays, Hokushu Strait, east 

coast of Hokushu, Japan, from Japanese survev in 1891; chart 1916. 

Scale naut. m. = 0.9()3 in. :Mar. 1901. 17.54 'x 24.52 in. 20c 

Ormok Anchorage, west coast of Leite, Philippine Islands, from survev 

in Nov. 1900 bv V. S. S. Isla de Cuba; chart 1946. Scale 1000 vds. 

= 5.03 in. Apr. 1901. 19.2 X 20.7 in. 10c 

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Apr. 1901; chart 1400. Scale 1° 

long. = 0.27 in. 21 X 32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., storm of .Ian. ll-l-l, 1901, in 

north .\tlantic: charts published, etc.. .Mar. 1-31, 1901; equator cro.s.sings in Pacitic 

Ocean; forci'ast aii<l review of weather. 



Apkil, 1901 249 

Pilot chart of nortli Pacific Ocean, .Mav, inoi; (liart 1401. Scale 1° 

lonv'. = 0.2 in. 20.7 X 35.::5 in. [Mc'.ntlily.] 10c 

Note. — Contains, in ndilition to, sailing roulos, etc, forecast of wind ami weather; 

storm tracks; tishinj,' banks; voyaKcof Heecliilale from Honjikon^ to Callao, I'eru; 

charts jaiblisheil, etc.. Mar. l.'i-.\|>r. l-'i, l'.K)l; cinialor crossinfrs in .\tlantii' ( )ceHn. 

Sanioan Islamb; chart 90. Any;. 1S7I. corrcctiuns Mar. 1!)01. 2;{.;W X 
15.3 in. ;JOc 

Alnnluu .Xnohorrtpe. from snrvoy Ijy I'. S. S. ..Vbarenila in 1900. Scale 1000 y(ls.=: 

2.5 in. l.y ■; 4.b in. 
Maiuia, Ofoo and Oloosinga, Islands of, Samoan Group, by V. S. cx[[>loring] 

o.x[pedition). IKW. Scale naut. m. = 0.5 in. 11.8 x 15.9 in. 
Sili .Vnchorage, from survey by U. S. S. Aburenda in 1900. Scale 1000 yds. = '.'..') in. 

4.9 • f>.() in. 
Tntuila. Island of. Samoan Cnaiy), by U. S. ex[ploring] c.x[pedition], 1)S39. Scale 

naut. m. = 0..') in. 11. s ■ 1.'>.3 in. 

Samoan Islands, Harbors in; chart 92. June, 1871, corrections Apr. 
1901. 22.97 X 15.1 in. ^ 20c 

Aur Harbor. Tutiiila Island, hy V. S. e.xiiloring expedition, 1839. Scale 1000 yds. 

= 3 in. 9.7 X 7.S in. 
Falea.sjiu Bay, Tau Island, Manua (iroup, from British survey, lK(i(). Scale 10(K) 

yds. = l..i in. 3.9 x oA in. 
Fiinga.sar Harbor, Tutuila Island, by U. S. exploring expedition, 1839. Scale 1000 

vds. = 3 in. 9.7 ■ 7.s in. 
HiibnerBay, Tutuila Island, from British survey, 1SK4. Scale 1000 yds. = 1.5 in. 

3.8 X 4.5 in. 
Oafonu Harbor, [or] Afono Harbor, Tutuila Island, from British stirvcy, 1>S97, 

Scale 1000 yds. = 3 in. 9.6 x 7.8 in. 
Tau Anchorage, Tau Island, Manua (iroup, from survey by U. S. S. Abarenda, 

19tK). Scale 300 yds. = 1.5 in. 3.9 • .5..H in. 
Vatia Anchorage, Tutuila Island, from survey by U. S. S. Abarenda, 1900. Scale 

Vm yds. = 2.5 in. 9.ti x 7.8 in. 

San Vicente, Port, north coast of Luzon, Philippine Islands, from snr- 
vev in Aug. 1900 l)v U. S. S. Bennington and from .survey in July, 
1900 bv U. S. S. New Orleans; chart 1924. Scale 1000 vds. = 7 in. 
Apr. 1901. 30.8 X 22.6 in. ' 20c 

NAUTICAL ALMANAC OFFICE 

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Nautical .•Vlmanac and the Pacific Coaster's Nautical .\lmanac, in paper, are sold by 
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piipers prepared for use of the .Vmericau Ephemeris and Nautical Alnuinac are 
sold at cost. The Bureau has no agents for the sale of these publications, and 
application should be made to the Bureau of E(iuipment, Navy Department, direct. 

American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1904. 1st edition, 
1901. viii + 591 pp. il. 2 maps, large 8" 

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU 

Specifications for black and galvanized steel and iron steam pipe; issued 
Apr. 1901. 2 pp. 12" 

YARDS AND DOCKS BUREAU 

Specification 1134 for cpiav wall north of timber l)asin at navy yard, Nor- 
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Specification 1144 for completion of dredgingat naval station. Port Royal, 
S. C. Apr. 1901. 4 pp. f° 

Post-Office Department 

Note.— The Department sells the volume of Postal Laws and Regulations at 42c 
and post-route maps from soc to S4.20. 

United States Official Postal Oui<le, 2d series, v. 23, no. 4; Apr. 1901. 

Philadelphia. .52 pp. 12" [Monthly.] i;2.00 a yr 

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Lasher, 147 North 10th street, Philadelphia 

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250 April, 19nl 

FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE 

Schedule of f^teamers appointed to convey mails to foreijtrn countries 
during May, 1901. 1 p. narrow f" [Monthly.] 

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE 

Daily bulletin of orders affectinjr jHj.'^tal .service, v. 22, nos. 6428-53; Apr. 

1-30, 1901. f" [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 
Scheme of New York State; Detroit, Mich., standpoint. Mar. 1, 1901. 

20 pp. 



State Department 



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Diplomaticlist, Apr. 1901. 12 pp. 24° [Monthly.] 

Sui)i)leinentary treaty of extradition l)etween L'nited States and Great 
Britain. Signed Washington, Dec. 13, 1900, proclaimed Ai)r. 22, 
1901. 2 pp. 

Treaty between ignited States and Spain for cession to L'nited States of 
islands of Philii)pine An-hii)elago lying outside of lines descril)ed in 
article 3 of treatv of i>eace of Dec. 10, 1898. Signed Washington, 
Nov. 7, 1900, proclaimed Mar. 23, 1901. 3 pp. [English and 
Spani.sh.] 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

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usually ranging from 5c to 60c. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

List of books, magazine articles, and maps relating to Brazil, 1800-1900, 

by P. Lee Phillips; supitlement to Handl)ook of Brazil, 1901. 145 pp. 
Monthly bulletin, Apr. 1901; whole no. 91, v. 10, no. 4. 663-850 -f- xv 

Pl>. (H. doc. 356, pt. 4.) [Contains articles in P2nglish, Spanish, 

Portuguese, and French.] 25c single copy, ?2.00 a yr 

• Contents: 

Accessions to library, July-Dec. 1900. 

Mar. lyOl. 

Argentina. Foreign commerce in 1900; trade in textile fabrics: miscellaneous 
notes. 

Beet-sugar industry. 

Bolivia. Department of La Paz: notes. 

Hdiik notices. 

Brazil. Manaos and rubber industry; miscellaneous notes. 

Cliile. E-xports of e(>j)per; production of nitrate in 1900; notes. 

Colombia. Report of^ Panama Railroad and Steamship Company: miscellaneous 
notes. 

Costa Rica. Inip(jrtance of interoceanic railway; notes. 

Cuba. Immigration statistics: notes. 

Ecuador. Concession fAr wharf at Guayaciuil; secretary of treasury's report; 
notes. 

(iiiateinala. Pri'sident Cabrera's mes.sage; new street riiilway. 

Latin America. Trade oi>i>ortunities in. 

Mahogany, Demanil for. 

Mexico. Message of President Diaz: foreign commerce lirst half of fiscal year 
I'.tOl: (U'veloi>nieMt of coi>i)er mining: i.xtle liber; estimated production of sugar: 
industrial futureof Ciudad Porlirio Diaz: cityof Jalapa: recent patentsand trade- 
marks: awards of contracts; miscellaneous "notes. 

Ni<-aragua. Notes. 

Periodicals and news]iai)ers on tile. 

Peru. Notes. 

Salvador. President Regalado's me.ssjige: btmk report. 

Santo Domingo. Foreign commerce of 1900; cabinet changes; regular session of 
congress. • 

Spanish America, Trade with. 



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Monthly Imlk'tiu — (."oiitiiuie*!. 
Coiiti iits — C'tnitiinu'ii. 

riiite<l Statos. Trjuk- with Latin AiiuTicii: forviKH fiiiniin.'n'L- In Februury; dulc- 

(fjites to I'liii-Ainorifiiii l'utijrr(.-ss: ititeniiil tuxes in I'ort«» Rii-o; statistics" of silk 

manufrtcture; national stundanliziiifi' tmroau; fiiorinous electrical pressures; 

prcKluction of pctrolcinn: notes;. 

L'ruKiiay. Messajreof President ruestas; development of textile industries: notes. 

Venezuela. Notes. 

Venezuela [with I (ildio^rraphv]. Kevi.s!e<l e<litiun. 1899 [lepriiit 1901]. 
pt. 1, ii - 13.S pp. (Bnlietin 93, pt. 1.) 

FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Advance sheets of consular reports, Apr. 1-30, 1901; nos. 999-1024. 
1 il. 3 pi. [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 

Co7Uents: 

Acetylene gas for light-houses, note: no. 1013. 

Advertising, .'itreet-car. in Leipzig, note: no. 1000. 

Advertising matter, .\merican. in Russia, t>y W. K. Holloway: no. loll. 

Agricultural exhiljition. International, at I'rague. note: uo."l007. 

Agricultural implements in Russia, transmitted by H. W. Harris; no. lOU. 

Agricultunil organizations in France, by J. C. Covert; no. 1005. 

Almond crop, Malaga, note: no. lOOS. 

Argentine Kepublic. Hints to exporters to, note: no. 1021. 

Automobiles tor tire department of Hanover, note: no. 1010. 

Azores. Exhibition in. by (i. H. I'ickerell: no. IWi. 

Beer. German prize for cooling, note: no. 1022. 

Bicycles in Netherlands, by F. 1). Hill: no. lOl.i. 

Blotting paper. Knglish demand for. note: no. 1007. 

Bnike. New railway, in Belgium, transmitted by A. A. Winslow; no. luji. 

Brazil. Trade openings in. iu>te: no. 1020. 

Brickmaking in Formosa, by .1. \V. Davidson: no. lOlG. 

Butter. Ku.ssian, Export of, iiote: no. 1014. 

Cable service. Brazilian. Improvement in. by Eugene Seeger: no. lOls. 

Canada, Railways of, by J. L. Bittinger: no. 1001. 

Charcoal production and recovery of by-products, by several consuls: no. liAiy. 

Children. German. Education of. in foreign countries, note: no. 1022. 

Chinese customs duties. New settlement of. transmitted bv George Sawter; no. 

1011. 
Cigars. Manila, in Java, note: no. 1024. 

Coal. Aiuerican vs. Welsh, transmitted by C. M. Caughy: no. 1024. 
Coal, iron, and steel production of France, by A. M. Thackara: no. 1021. 
Coal-cutting machinery. American, in London, note: no. 100.S. 
Coal mines. Vancouver, by A. E. Smith: no. 1020. 
Coal production. .\ustria's, by F. W, Hossfeld; no, 1020. 
Colombia. Imjiort duties in. note: no. 101.5. 
Colombian iinxlucts. Export tax on: no. 1005. 
Oimmereial experts in (Jerman consulates, note: no, 1023, 
Coral and pearl lisheries of CoUiUibia, by H. .\. Gudger: no. 1011. 
Corn, Proposed tarilT on, in France, by A. M. Thackara; no. 1003. 
Cotton growing in west .\frica. note: no. 1015. 
Cottons. American, in Madagascar, note; no. 1008. 
Dynamite fishing in New Brunswick, note: no, 1007. 
Eiberfeld-Barmen suspension railway, note: no. 1010. 
Electric railwav, Geneva-Chamouni, by H. L. Washington: no. 1000. 

Nottingham, by S. C. McFarland; no. 1012. 

Rome-Naples, iiote: no. 1000. 

Electric railways in Montreal, note; no. 1023. 

Electric tramways in Canary Islands, by Solornon Berliner: no. 1015. 

Electrolysis in bleaching textiles, by E, L. Harris; no, 1004. 

Fancy and leather goods exhibition in I^>ndon. note: no. 1011. 

Fire. E.xtinction of. aboard ship, transmitte<l by E. T. Liefeld: no. 1016. 

Fire apparatus, Exj)osition of, at Berlin, by F. H. Ma.son; no. lOOS. 

Foreigners in Russia [laws], transmitted by Charlemagne Tower; no. 1023. 

Frame houses for Canary Islands, nfite; no. loiO. 

Freight cars. Larger, for (Jerman railroads, note; no. 1000. 

French military colonization, by H. .S. Brunot: no, 1014. 

German consuliir representation in Central America, note; no. lOOti. 

German high schools. English in. note: no. KXXj. 

German tariff. New classifications under, by F. H. Masfjn; no. 1012. 

Gla.ss exhibit at I'arLs ExiM.sition. transmitted by O. ,1. D. Hughes; no. 1012. 

Guavacpiil, Wharf concession at, l)ote; no. 1000. 

Haiti. Finances of, by W. F. Powell; no. 1021. 

Homesteads. Free, in Canada, by W. H. Il.ijraham: no. lOlC. 

Hotel and apartment-hoiLse investments in Calcutta, by R. F. Patterson, no. 1010. 

Indu.strial .school at .Sonneberg. by O. J. D. Hughes; no. 100*3. 



252 April, IHOI 

Advance sheets — Contlnuetl. 

Co/(/fH?^— Ointiiuiwl. 

Insiirunci' in Anati)lia. by T. H. NDrton: no. 1015. 

Iniii and sti-el bountit-s iii Canaila, by J. L. BittinKer; no. 1006. 

.lajian, Financial (.-unilitions in, by K. C. Bfllows; no. 1012. 

Kort'a, Forc'iKn entt-riirisos in. l)y H. X. Alk-n; no. 102-1. 

Labor tronble>> in Franoi-, by H. .*>. Brnnot; no. 1015. 

Lead pencils in Germany, note: no. 1022. 

Lile-savinff apfiratus, Iniprovert German, by Richard Gucnther; no. 1020. 

Linen-yarn trust, European, note; no. 1006. 

Loom. American, in Austria, by F. W. Mahin: no. 1011. 

Macliinery, Tariff on. in Dutch India, note: no. 1013. 

Macliinerv exposition. Proposed, at Frankfort, note; no. 1010. 

Mancluirian railway, ProKress of. note: no. loiO. 

Mannlieim as center for American manufactures, by H.W. Harris; no. 1022. 

Manufactures, American, in .\ustralia. note: no. 1012. 

Merchant marine of Russia, by ,1. E. Kehl: no. 1001. 

Mileatre of Eurojiean railways, by F. I). Hill: no. 1022. 

Mill machinery. American, for Turkey, by T. H. Norton; no. 1015. 

.Mineral ilevcloiiment in the I'rals, by W. R. Holloway; no. 1011. 

Nile. Improvements on. l)y .1. G. Long: no. 1019. 

Norwav, New harlior in, mining development, by Richard Guenther: no. 999. 

Nursery stock in Manitol)a and British Columbia, by W. H. H. Graham: no. 1014. 

Paper hangings, machines for printing, English demand for, note: no. 1001. 

l'arcels-]>ost rates, Amsterdam-Hawaii, note: no. 1024. 

Patent medicines in Norway, by Henry Bordewich: no. 1011. 

Paving, Wood, in London, by Richard Westacott; no. 1021. 

Petroleum trade. Russian, by ,1. C. Chambers; no. 1002. 

Petroleum wells. Sinking, in Mexico, by S. E. Magill; no. 1015. 

Port Limim, Trade at. note: no. 1024. 

I'russian rivers. Contamination of, note: no. 1014. 

Puli> mills. New. in Nova .sJcotia, note: no. 1014. 

t^uails. American, for .'^weilen, note: no. 1014. 

(quinine auction in Batavia. bv B. S. Rairden; no. 1024. 

Railroads of Colombia, by C. B. Hart; no. 1024. 

Rails. I'liited States, in Nicaragua, note; no, 1016. 

Rosario port works, note; no. 1020. 

Russia, southern. New railways in, note; no. 1015. 

Russian tariff. New: no. 1017. 

transmitted by ,1. E. Kehl; no. 1000. 

Salmon industry, British Columbia, by A. E. Smith: no. 1020. 

Sash and door factory. Opening for, at Shanghai, by H. B. Miller: no. 1010. 

Shoes, American, Deiiian<l for, in France, bv R. P. Skinner; no. 1006. 

in Netherlands, by A. H. Van Gelder, transmitted byF. D. Hill; no. 1014. 

Siam. Paper currency of, by Hamilton King: no. lOlS. 

Silk-weaving machinery, Turkish demand for. note; no. 1014. 

Smelter. New, in British Columbia, note: no. 999. 

Stairs, Fireproof, note: no. lUl;i. 

Steamshi]! line betweeti Ode.«.sii and Persian Gulf, note; no. 1015. 

Sugar-bei't industry in Europe, by H.W. Diedcrich; no. 1018. 

Telegrajih, Multijilex tyi)e-printihg, by Richard Guenther; no. 999. 

Telegraphy, wireless, Practical result of, note; no, 1024. 

Telephone line, Long-<listan(e, in (iermany, note; no. 1024, 

TeU'phones in Liberia, note: no. 1016. 

Tin jilates, American, for France, note: no. 1007. 

Toy industry, German, by H. II. Warner, jr.; no. 999. 

Trade, .\merican. How to create, in France, bv W. T. Griffin; no. 1017. 

Turf tiber, I'ses of. bv F. \V. Mahin; no. 1008. 

Typewriters and adding machines in Germany, by B. H.Warner, jr.; no. 999. 

Victoria railway and steamboat connections, by A. E. Smith; no. 1015. 

Water wavs of Canada, bv ,1. L. Bittinger: no. 1013. 

Welsliacli'gaslights. lmi>rovemcnt in, by F. H. Mason; no. 1007. 

Woolen yarns in (iermany. liy George Sawter; no. 1022. 

Yukon, Conditions in, ))y .1. L. Bittinger: no 1022. 

Consular Reports, Apr. 1901; v. 65, no. 247. xviii + 415-57:^ pp. map 
and title-page for V. 65. (H. doc. 240, pt. 4.) [Monthly.] *15c 

Contents: 

Alcohol, wines, etc., French tax on; by R. P. Skinner. 

Auiomol)ile regulations in .Vmsterdam; tratismitted by F. D. Hill. 

Beet an<l cane sugars in Kuroiie: \>y W. T. Griffin. 

Bicycles in Siam; by Hamilton King. 

liiriiiingliam's food'sujiply: transmitted by Marshal Halstead. 

Boot and shoi' industry in Spain: by J. G. Lay. 

Boot and slide trade iii Ilinigary: l)'y F. I). Chester. 

British industrial depression: liy Riifus Fleming. 

Cable, German-DiUcii, to the East: by Richard (iueuther. 

Cauaiiian marine insurance; bv (Justave Hi'ulelsiia<-tier. 

Cauailian inatliwest Territories. Develoinuent of: by Gustavo Bentelspacher. 

Canadian trade with (Jermany: by (iustave Bentelspacher. 



April, 1901 253 

Conjriilar Reports — ContiniU'tl. 

C'o»i/< fi/,"— Ci nUiiiiK'd. 

China. New jxirt in [reKiilatii>iis] : transinitit'ii by L. s. Wilcox. 

Coffeo, Importation of. into France: transmitted "by R. P. Skinner. 

Cotton crop of India; by K. F. rattcrsmi. 

Cotton-oil trade. Marseilles; by K. I'. .Skinner. 

Fla.x in Kurojie; bv \V. K. llerzoff. 

Flour in China; by 11. H. Miller. 

Foreign reports and publications. 

Forestry in India and Canada; l>y Gu.stave Bentelspaclier. 

Fruits, American, in (iermany; liy t). .1. D. Hughes. 

Furniture. American, in Knul'and; by .'^. C. McFarland. 

Germany. Harvests of lltOO in; by F. H. Mason. 

Glass industry of Lorraine; by Max A<llcr. 

Industrial-art exhibitions. .Viislrian: by C. H. Hurst. 

Jam. etc.. American, in En^jland; transmitted by .bimes Boyle. 

Labor. Council of, in Marseilles; by K. 1'. Skinner. 

Lumber, .\merican, Gennan market for; by H. W. Diederich. 

Lumber trade of New Brtniswick; by (Justave Beutels[>acher. 

Machinery, American, for Dutch Imlia; by F. 1). Ilill. 

Manchester exports to United States; by \V. F. Grinnell. 

Manitoba, Railway devt-lopment in; by Gustave Beutels|)acher. 

Meats, canned, and .sausajres. German prohibition of; transmitted by Richard 

Guenther. 
Merchant marine and shipbuilding. World's: by Richard Guenther. 
Mining in British Columbia: transmitted bv L. E. Dudlev. 
Notes. 

Ontario, northern. Development of: liy H. S. Culver. 

Placer gold mining claims in British Columbia [law] ; transmitted by L. E. Dudley. 
Poultry. Canadian, in England; trnnsmitte<l by Marshal Halstead. 
Quinine auction in Java; by B. S. Rairden. 
Ribbon trade at St. Etienne: by 11. S. Brunot. 
Rice-milling machinery in Siarn; by Hamilton King. 
Rice trust in Germany; by H. W. Diederich. 
Shingle combine in British Columbia; bv L. E. Dudlev. 
Shoe trade in Malaga; by B. H. Ridgely. 
Shoes. United States, in Canada: by Charles E. Turner. 
Silk industry. World's: transmitted by J. C. Covert. 
Spelt in Manitoba: by Gustave Benteisjiacher. 
Steamship service, South American; by C. C. Greene. 
Trade, foreign. General survey of: by Frederic Emory. 
Typewriters in Netherlands: by F. Ji. Hill. 

Vancouver-Alaska direct steam communication; by L. E. Dudley. 
Wages, workmen's. Attachment of. in France. 
Wheat and linseed crops. Argentine; by Daniel Mayer. 
Wool. Burring of . in France: by W. 1'. .\twell. 

Foreign trade in heating and cooking .«toves. 1901. xv -f- 213-3(38 + xi 
pp. 20 il. (Special Consular Report.s, v. 22, pt. 3; H. doc. 290, pt. 3. ) 

*10c 

Mineral-water indu.strv. 1901. xvi + 8.5-212 + iii pp. (Special Con- 
sular Reports, v. 22, pt. 2; H. doe. 290, pt. 2.) *10c 



Treasury Department 

Cuba. Postponement of certain re.etrictions upon noninnnune travel 
from Cuba until Mav 1, 1901. Ai)r. 10, 1901. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circu- 
lar 43, 1901; Marine-Hospital Service.) 

Same, May 1.5, 1901. Apr. 29, 1901. 1 p. 4' (Dcpt. circular 48, 

1901; Marine-Hosi>ital Service.) 

Customs Service. Reports of transactions sliould include services to 
American vcs.sels. Aj.r. 1, 1901. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 40, 1901; 
Division of Special Agents. ) 

Debt. Statement of public debt and cash in Treasurv, Apr. 1901. 
1 p. f" [Monthly.] 

Printing. Necessity for curtailing jirinting rciiuisitions. Apr. 11, 1901. 
1 p. 4" (Dept." circular 45, 1901; Division of Stationery, Printing, 
ami Blanks.) 



254 April, 1901 

Sailing vessels. Certificates of inspection of sail vessels and licensed 

officers thereof. Apr. 17, 1901. 1. p. 4" (Dept. circular 46, 1901; 

Steamboat-Inspection Service.) 
Tariff. Circular instructions relative to tariff, navigation, and other 

laws, for vear ending Dec. 31, 1900 [title-page and index]. 1901. 

8pp.4» 
Note. — This Ix'lontrs to the set of Treasury Department circulars, niimbererl 

consecutively thmuifhiait the year, which have been recdrdert liere. as each 

appearefl, under Treasury Dejiartment or under the different bureaus fmm which 

they have been issued. 

Transportation of corded and sealed packages of merchandise to and 
from Canada. Apr. 26, 1901. 1 p. i" (Dept. circular 47, 1901; 
Division of Special Agents. ) 

Treasury decisions under tariff, internal revenue, immigration, naviga- 
tion laws, etc., weekly, v. 4, nos. 14-17; Apr. 4-25, 1901. [Depart- 
ment decisions numbered 22921-989, including general appraisers' 
decisions 4897-4917, and internal revenue decisions 312-331.] 

APPRAISERS 

Reappraisements of merchandise bv general appraisers [on Mar. 25- Apr. 
25, 1901]; Apr. 1-29, 1901. 4°' (Reappraisement circulars 671-685; 
Division of Customs.) [Weekly.] 

AUDITOR FOR WAR DEPARTMENT 

Examination and adjustment of claims. Apr. 8, 1901. 1 p. 4" (Dept. 
circular 41, 1901.) 

BOOKKEEPING AND WARRANTS DIVISION 

Comparative statement of receipts and expenditures of United States 
[for month and 10 months ending Apr. 1900 and 1901]. 1 p. ob- 
long 8'^ [Monthly.] 

Statement of Treasury, Apr. 1-30, 1901. Each [3] pp.4" [Daily except 
Sundays and holidays.] 

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 

Note.— The Charts, Coast Pilots, and Tide Tables of the Coast and Geodetic Sur- 
vey are sold at the office of the Survey, in Washington, and also by one or more 
sales agents in each of the important American seaports. The monthly Notice to 
Mariners may be had free at these agencies, at all United States custoui-houses.at 
the branch hydrographic otfices of the Navy Department, at United States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coast Survey. 

Notice to Mariners 270; Mar. 1901. 16+ [2] pp. 4» [Monthly.] 

Note.— Contains corrections for charts of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, with 
lists of new charts, canceled editions, etc. 

Chartii 

Alaska Peninsula and Aleutian Islands to Seguam Pass; chart 8800. 
Scale 1 : 1,200,000. Feb. 1901, first published 1893. 28.7 X 38.8 in. 

50c 

Baltimore Harbor, ]Md. , Approaches to; chart 549. Scale 1 : 40,000. Mar. 
1901, first published 1900. 33.2 X 38.9 in. 50c 

Boston Harbor, Mass. ; chart 246. Scale 1 : 20,000. Apr. 1901, first pub- 
lished 1896. 35 X 42.8 in. 50c 



xVpril, 1901 255 

Calilornia, San Diojro t(j ruint St. George; chart 5002. Mercator jn-ojec 
tion. Mar. 1901, first i)ul)lislie(l 1900. 32.2 X 41.8 in. 50c 

Charle.ston Harbor and ajiproaches; chart 431. Scale 1:30,000. Apr. 
1901, first published 1S5S. 30.7 X 32 in. 50c 

Cohunbia River, sheet 1, entrance to upjjer A.storia; chart ()140. Scale 
1 : 40,000. Mar. 1901, first pnV)lished IStW. 24.2 X 34 in. 25c 

Fajardo Harbor, Porto Rico; chart 919. Scale 1:10,000. Apr. 1901. 
29.4 X 20.9 in. 25c 

Florida Reefs, Newfound Harl)or Key to Boca (irande Key; chart 109. 
Scale 1 : 80,000. Mar. 1901, first published 1878. 40.8 X 31.1 in. 

50c 

Florida Reefs, Rel )ecca SIk .al to Drv Tortugas ; chart 171. Scale 1 : 80,000. 
Mar. 1901, first published 1S82. 32.7 X 40.9 in. 50c 

Great Harbor, Culebra Island, W. I.; chart 913. Scale 1 : 0,500. Mar. 
1901. 32 X 38.(Vin. 50c 

Hilo Bay, Hawaii; chart 4103. Scale 1: 10,000. Apr. 1901. 39 X 28 in. 

25c 

Humboldt Bay, Cal.; chart 5832. Scale 1:30,000. Feb. 1901, first 
published 1886. 30.3 X 24.8 in. 50c 

Jobos Harbor, Porto Rico; chart 909. Scale 1:20,000. Feb. 1901, first 
published 1900. 29.5 X 33 in. 25c 

McArthur, Port, Kuiu Island, Ala.ska; chart 8179. Scale 1:10,000. 
Feb. 1901, first published 1888. 25.1 X 25.1 in. 15c 

[Massachusetts and Rhode Island] Cuttyhunk to Block Island, includ- 
ing Xarragansett Bav; chart 113. Scale 1: 80,000. Feb. 1901, first 
published"l8()0. 37.6X27.7 in. 50c 

New London Harbor and naval .station, Conn., scale 1:10,000; with 
Sub-sketch, Thames River, New London to naval station, scale 
1:5,000; chart 293. Feb. 1901. 45 X 29.7 and 33 X 15.5 in. 50c 

Pacific coast, Cape Lookout to Grays Harlior, Oreg. and Wash. ; chart 
6100. Scale 1: 200,000. Feb. 1901, first published 1893. 39 X 27.4 
in. 50c 

Port Royal Sound and inland passages, S. C. ; chart 571. Scale 1: 40,000. 
Mar. 1901, first published 1898. 41.8 X 33.3 in. - 50c 

[Rhode Island and Connecticut] Newport to Plum Island, including 
Block Island Sound; chart 114. Scale 1:80,000. Feb. 1901, first 
puV)lishe.l 1848. 29 X 41.8 in. 50c 

Sabine Pa.-^s and Lake, La. and Tex.; chart 517. Scale 1:40,000. Apr. 
first published Jan. 1901. 40.9 X 24.8 in. 50c 

South Carolina, from Isle of Palms to Hunting Island, including Charles- 
ton Har])orand St. Helena Sound; chart 154. Scale 1:80,000. :Mar. 
1901, first published 1871. 32.7 X 39.7 in. 50c 

Thames River, harbor of New London and aiii)roaches. Conn.; chart 
359. Scale 1:20,000. Mar. 1901, first i)ul)lished 1884. 42.4 X 
24.8 in. 40c 

Washington, Sea coast and interior waters of, from (iravs Harbor to 
Semiahmoo Bay ; chart 6400. Scale 1 : 300,000. Mar. 1901 , first pub- 
lished 1886. 38.8 X 32.7 in. 50c 

Yakutat Bav, Alaska; chart 8455. Scale 1 : 80,000. Mar. 1901. 32.1 X 
27.8 in." 25c 

COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY 

Bulletin 415-419; Apr. 1-29, 1901. 4" [Weekly.] 

XoTE. — Announces changes in officers of national banks, orgnniznlion uf new 
banks, liquidations, etc. 



256 April, 1901 

comptroller of treasury 

Decisions, v. 4 [1898], containing decisions bv Rol)ert J. Tracewell, Edw. 
A. Bowers, and Leander P. :Mitchell. 1898 [reprint 1901]. xi + 776 
pp. (Treas.Dept. doc. 2026.) *$1.25 

Same, v. 5, 1899, containing decisions bv Robert J. Tracewell and Lean- 
der P. Mitchell. 1899 [reprint 1901]. xix + UOopp. (Treas. Dept. 
doc. 2042.) *S1.60 

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE 

Compilation of decisions bv commissioner, Jan. -Dec. 2,1900. 1901. v. 3 

380 pp. (Treas. Dept.Vloc. 2217.) *25c 

Modification of definition of "mixed flour." Apr. 9, 1901. 1 p. 4° 

([Circular] 600; Dept. circular 42, 1901.) 
Proposals for paper upon which to print internal-revenue stamps. Ai>y. 

10, 1901. 2 pp. 4" ([Circular] 601; Dept. circular 44, 1901.) 
Regulations concerning establishment of general bonded warehouses for 

storage of sjjirits made from materials other than fruit, and trans- 

I^ortation and exitortation thereof in l)ond. Feb. 28, 1901. 36 pp. 

([Regulations] no. 20, revised.) 
Revised regulations concerning oleomargarine under internal-revenue 

laws. Mar. 1901. 76 pp. 1 pi. (Regulations, no. 9, revised. ) 
Special taxes of lirokers, dealers, and traders, and taxes on transactions 

setoutinactof Mar. 2, 1901. Apr. 3,1901. 7 pp. 4" (Circular 598.) 
Unlawful use of penaltv envelopes. Apr. 4, 1901. 1 p. 4" (Circular 

599.) 

LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD 

Note.— The Bulletins, Beacon and Buoy Lists, and Light Li-ts published by the 
Light-House Board can be obtained, free of charge, on application to the office of 
the Board at Washington, the inspectors of the several lighthouse districts, the 
United States cnstom-houses, the Hydrographic Otfice audits branches, and the 
sales agent.s of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 

Bulletin 118, recent changes in aids to navigation, Apr. 1, 1901, coasts of 

United States. 33 + [2] pp. 4" [Monthly.] 
Notice to :\Iariners 38-52 of 1901; Apr. 2-23, 1901. 38-52 + [1] pp. 4" 

Note.— Contains notices of establishment of new lights, light-vessels, and steam 

whistles, changes in buoyage, etc. 

LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION 

Circulation .statement, Apr. 1, 1901. 1 p. oblong 8" [Monthly.] 

Note.— Estimated population, Apr. 1, 1901, 77,427,000: circulation per capita, 
S28.25. 

Registered bonds caveated upon books of Department, Apr. 1, 1901. 1 p. 
f" [Monthly.] 

MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Public Health Reports, v. 16, nos. 14-17; Apr. 5-26, 1901. [xiii] ~ 671- 
932 pp. 1 pi. 

XoTE.— This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as reported by the otlicers of the Marine Hospital Service and 
others, is for grat\iitous distribution, but the edition is limited, and the document 
is intended onlv for health olVuersaiid other persons interested in .sanitary affairs. 
To obtain it apfilication should be made to the Supervising Surgeon-General of 
the Marine Hosjatal Service, Treasury Department. Special articles are- 
Plague, Report of commission for independent investigation of, in San Francisco; 

no. 16. 
Report on epidemic of. in Kobe and Osaka, Nov. 1899-.Tan. 1900, by S. Kitasato 

and others, translated and abstracted by M..I. Ro-<enau; no. 14. 



April, 1901 257 

mint bureau 

Values of foreijtrn coins. Aj.r. 1, 1901. [3] pp. 4" (I^ept. circular 89, 
1901.) [Quarterly.] 

SPECIAL AGf:NTS 1)1 VISION 

Report on salmon fisheries of Alaska, 1900; l)v Howard M. Kutcliin. 
1901. 85 pp. 11 pl. (S. doc. 168.) 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Advance sheets from Monthly Summary of Commerce and Fhiance, 

showing details of imports and exports bv articles and countries for 

Mar. 1901. 64 pp. 4" 
Exports of domestic breadstuffs, provisions, cotton, and mineral oils. 

Mar. 1901. 13pp. 4" (Bulletin 9, series 1900-1901.) [Monthly.] 
Foreign Commerce and Navigation of United States, 1900. 1900 [1901 ] . 

V. 1, 1234 pp. 4" (Treas. Dept. doc. 2210, v. 1; H. doc. 13.) *§1.35 
Imports and exports of United States, Mar. 1901. 1 p. 4" [Monthly.] 
3Ionthlv Summarv of Commerce and Finance of I'nited States, Feb. 

1901; no. 8, series 1900-1901. p. 1895-2074, 4" (H. doc. 15, pt. 

8.) *35c 

STEAMBOAT INSPECTION SERVICE 

General rules and regulations, amended Jan. 1901. 104 pp. il. 

List of masters, mates, pilots, and engineers of merchant steam, motor, 

and sail vessels, licensed during year ended Dec. 31, 1900. 1901. 

97 pp. 

TREASURER OF UNITED STATES 

Monthly statement, paper currency of each denomination outstanding 
Apr. 30, 1901. 1 p. oblong 24" ' 



War Department 



Annual reports, 1900 [v. 1, pt. 8]. [Sec Army.] 

Drill regulations for cavalry. 1896 [rejirint 1901]. 528 jip. il. small 4° 
(War Dept. doc. 14.) [Contains 2 leaves of amendments not in 
original etlition.] *50c 

Manual of guard dutv, ai)iirove<i Jan. 7, 1893. 1893 [reprint 1901]. 
vi -^ 78 pp. small 4" ( [War Dept. doc. 74.] ) *25c 

Regulations for Army, 1895, with appendix, separately indexed, show- 
ing changes fo Jan. 1, 1901. yii-r-582pp.il. *75c 

Same, appendix, p. 305-582, il. *15c 

Report of board reconmiending purchase of land at Fort Schuyler. Mar. 
1, 1901. 17 pp. 6 pl. 3 maps. (H. doc. 501.) 

Rules and instructions relative to accounting system of military govern- 
ment by United States in Cuba. [Mar. 13", 1901.] 17 pp. 

ADJUTANT-GEN ERAL 

Army list and directory, ofticei-s of Army, Apr. 20, 1901; [no.] 17. 
62 pp. ' ■ *10c 

Circular 12-15 [1901]; Apr. 8-27, 1901. 12" 



258 April, 1901 

Enlisted men. Heai^iuartersi, Division of Philippines, general orders 141, 
Deo. 13, 1900 [relative to discharge of enlisted men so as to enable 
them to accept civil employment in Philippine Islands]. [Apr. 16, 
1901.] 2 pp. 

Enlistments for line of Army, Mar. 1901. 9 pp. 12" [Monthly.] 

General orders 43-fiO [1901]"; Apr. 1-30, 1901. 12" 

Gunnery. Report on fire control and fire direction at Fort Wadsworth, 
New York Harbor; by G. X. Whistler. 1901. 18 pp. 5 pi. 1 tab. 

^lilitarv pulilications. List of militarv publications, books, pamphlets, 
etc., received Nov. 1, 1900-Apr.. 1,' 1901. 1901. 18 pp. 

Soldier's handbook; bv N. Hershler. [Revised edition.] 1900 [reprint 
1901]. 102 pp. 17' il. 16" (War Dept. doc. 126.) *30c 

Special orders 75-100 [1901]; Apr. 1-30, 1901. 12" [Daily except Sun- 
days and holidays.] 

Stations of Army, Apr. 4-25, 1901. Each [2] pp. oblong f" [Weekly.] 

Volunteers. Headquarters, Division of Philipi)ines, general orders 145, 
Dec. 18, 1900 [relative to movements of volunteers to United States 
for muster out]. [Apr. 16, 1901.] 4 pp. 

ARMY 

Report of lieutenant-general cominamling Armv [with reports of depart- 
ment commanders, etc.], 1900. 1900 [1901]. pt. 6, ii — 656 pp. 16 
pi. map. (War Dept., Reports, 1900 [v. 1, pt. 8] ; H. doc. 2. ) *65c 
Contents: 

Military operations in Philippines, continued. 

MILITARY DEPARTJIENTS AND DIVISION'S 

Cuba. [Order abolishing export rates of dutv on tobacco.] 3Iar. 12, 
1901. [2] 1. (Xo. 70.) [English and Spani.sh.] 

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT 

Circular 2 [1901]; Apr. 26, 1901. 1 p. 12" 
General orders 1 [1901]; Apr. 20, 1901. 4 pp. 12" 
Special orders 12-16 [1901]; Apr. 9-26, 1901. Each 1 p. 12" 
Statement showing rank, duties, and addresses of officers of Corps of 
Engineers. Apr. 1, 1901. 22 pp. 4" 

.AIISSI.sSIPPI RIVER CO.MMISSIOX 

Stages of Mi.-^sissippi River and of its principal tributaries, [calendar 
year] 1900. St. Louis, 1901. l -H 67 pp. 

NORTHERN AND NORTHWESTERN LAKES SURVEY 

Bulletin 10, to supplement information given upon charts of Great Lakes 

[Apr. 1, 1901]. 29 pp. 4° (War Dept. doc. 136.) 
Same, extract, Detroit River, Lake Erie, and Niagara River. 8 pp. 4" 
Same, extract, Lake Huron, St. Clair River, ami Lake St. Clair. 4 

pp. 4" 
Same, extract. Lake ^lichigan and Cireen Bay. 11 pp. 4" 
Same, extract, Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence River. 7 pp. 4" 
Same, extract, Lake Superior and St. 3Iarys River. 7 pp. 4" 

INSULAR AFFAIRS DIVISION 

Translation of law of eminent domain, extended to Cuba and Porto Rico, 
June 13, 1884, and regulations for its ajiplication. Mar. 1901. 61 pp. 

*10c 



April, 1901 259 

ordnance department 

Ini^^tructioiit- for rt'j)airing cross hairs of telescope Lewis depression range 

, finder, type A. Apr. 1(), 190L 1 p. 12" 
Public sale [of ordnance property at Fort Morgan, ^Mobile, Ala.]. [Apr. 

3, 190L] 2 1. 4" 
16-inch breech-loading rifle, tvpe, model 1S95; report bv J. P. Farley, 

Sept. 15, 1900. Nov. 27, 1900 [i)ublished 1901]. 39 "pp. il. 28 pi. 4" 

(Notes on construction of ordnance 7S.) 

W.\TEKVLIET ARSEN.VL 

Catalogue of projectiles, small arms, ammunition, etc., for sale at arsenal. 
1901. 43 pp. 4" 

PAY DEPARTMENT 

Circular 257-259; Apr. 8-27, 1901. 12' 

Stoppage circular, Apr. 15, 1901. 12 pp. [Monthly.] 

PHILIPPINE COMMISSION, 1900- 

PHILIPPINE CIVIL SERVICE BOARD 

Manual of information relative to Philippine civil service. Manila, 1901. 
70 + iii pp. 

Same. 149 pp. [English and Spanish.] 

1st report, Sept. 26-Dec. 31, 1900. Manila, 1901. xv + 149 pp. [Eng- 
lish and Spanish.] 

QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT 

Roster showing stations and duties of officers of Quartermaster's De- 
partment, Apr. 15, 1901. 7 pp. [Monthly.] 

SIGNAL OFFICE 

Instructions for use of telephones furnished bv Signal Corps; bv Samuel 

Reber. 1901. 34 pp. 20 pi. 12" (War Dept. doc. 135.) 
Orders 6, 7 [1901] ; Ai)r. 1, 10, 1901. 12° 

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT 
Roster [of officers], Apr. 1,1901. 3 pp. [Monthly.] 

Courts of United States 

SUPREME COURT 

Insular cases, comprising records, briefs, and arguments of counsel in 
insular ca.ses of October term, 1900; compiletl, pursuant to H. C. R. 
72, bv Albert H. Howe. 1901. xxxix - 1075 pp. - [51] 1. (H. 
doc. 509. ) 

District of Columbia 

Comrais.sionei-s. Report [with reports of chiefs of departments, etc.], 
1900. 1900 [1901]. V..3, 363 pp. 2 pi. 5 maps. (H. doc. 7.) [This 
is the report of the health officer of the District.] 

Health Department. Report of health officer, 1900. 1900 [1901]. 363 
pp. 2 pi. 5 maps. (Report of commissioners, v. 3.) 



2fi0 April, 1001 

Smithsonian Institution 

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sonian Institution. 1901. 8 ]ip. 

Report of S. P. Langley, secretary, 1900. 1900 [1901]. iv-f 117 pp 
2por. 15 pi. map, large 8" 

ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY 

Annals of observatory; by S. P. Langlev, aided by C. G. Abbot, v. 1, 

vii -f 266 pp. il. 38 pi. large 4" 

Contents: 

Foundation and early annals of observatory. 

Infra-red spectrum of the sun. Absorption lines in, with subsidiary researches. 

ETHNOLOGY BUREAU 

17th annual report [with aecompanving papers] 189(), J. W. Powell, 
director. 189S [1901]. pt. 1, [xcv]^ 1-468 -^ [216] pp. 229 il. 78 
pi. 3 maps, large 8" (H. doc. 316 [pt. 1], ooth Cong. 3d sess. ) *$2.70 

Contents: 

Kiowa Indians, Calendar history of: by James Mooney. 

Report of director. 

Seri Indians; by \V J McGee. 

NATIONAL MUSEUM 

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reports, and an annual volume of Proceedings. Tlic annual report is included in 
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to libraries. The sciiarates from the I'roccedings and from the reports maybe 
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Anthropology. Report on department of anthropology, 1898-99, by Wil- 
liam H. Holmes; from report, 1899. 1901. p. lt-24. 

Biology. Report on department of biology, 1898-99, by Frederick W. 
True; from report, 1899. 1901. p. 2o-35. 

Canoes. Pointed bark canoes of Kutenai and Amur, by Otis T. ^lason 
[with notes on Kutenai canoe, l)v Meriden S. Hill]; from report, 
1899. 1901. p. 523-537, 6 il. 5 pi." 

Frames. Primitive frame for weaving narrow fabrics, by Otis Tufton 
Mason; from report, 1899. 1901. p. 485-510, 19 il. 9 pi. 

Geology. Guide to study of collections in section of applied geology, 
nonmetallic minerals [with l)il)li(igrai)hies], by George P. Merrill; 
from report, 1899. 1901. p. 155-483, il. 25 i)l. 5* maps. 

Report on dc|tartment of geology, 1898-99, by George P. ]\Ierrill; 

from report, 1899. 1901. p. 37-49. 

Jewish ceremonial. Descriptive catalogue *of collection of objects of 
Jewish ceremonial' deposited in museum ))y Hadji Ephraim Ben- 
guiat, by Cyrus Adler and I. M. Casanowicz; from report, 1899. 
1901. p. 539-561 + [10] 1. 36 pi. 



April, I'JUl 2lJl 

Potterv. An early Wet-t Vir>iinia iiottoiv, l>v WaltiT n(iu<.'Ii; frum iv- 

pdrt, lS9t». litOl. J). 511-521 — [IS]" I. IS pi. 
Proceeding!* [title-page, contents, index, etc., ti>] v. '22. lUOO [UKIl]. 
xii -f in)y-1075 pp. $1.00 

Report, 1899. 1901. xv-f 598 pp.-r[28] 1. il. !t.S pi. 5 niaps^. (Smith- 
sonian Institution, annual report [pt. L'].) *!?1.00 
OontenU: 

Canoes, FoiiitiMl bark, of Kutenni iind Amur, bv O. T. Mason; with notes on Kiitenni 

eanoe.by M.S. Hill. 
Frame. Priniiiive. fur weuvinff narrow fabrics; by O.T. Mason. 
Jewish cereiuonial. Uoscriptive eatalofrne i>f coliection oi objects of, deposited in 

museum by Hailji K|)liraini Benguiat; by ("yrus .\<llerand I. M.Casanowiez. 
Xonmetallic minerals. ^;ui<le to studv of eijlleetions in section of ai>|(lied geology 

[with bibliographies]: by G. P. Merrill. 
Pottery, An early West Virginia; by Walter Hough. 
Report ii])on condition an(i progress of museum, 1K99; by Richard Kathbun. 

Report upon condition and progress of imiseuni, 1899, hy Richard Rath- 
bun; from report, 1899. 1901. ]>. 1-152. [Includes reports of 
head curators, which are also piil)lislied separately and appear in 
this catalogue. 



Various Bureaus 

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Examinations for civil service of Philippine Islands. [1901.] 3 pp. 
Manual of examinations for classified civil .service, revise<l to Jan. 1, 1901. 
118 pp. 1 tab. 

GEOGRAPHIC NAMES BOARD 

2d report, 1890-99. 2d edition. :Mar. 1901. 150 pp. [Contains all 
decisions made bv the board from its organization to Mar. 1901.] 

*20c 

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Catalogue of United States Public Documents, monthlv, no. 74; Feb. 
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Report on lal)or legislation, including recommen<lations as to general 
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labor generally, to convict labor, and to mine labor. 1900 [rejirint 
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Supplementary report on taxation of corporations in Michigan; liy 
George Clapperton. [1901.] j.. 179-186. 

Taxation of corj^trations, report on sy.«tems employed in various States; 
by George Clapperton. [10(11.]" j). 1-17S. 



262 April, 1901 

Tej^timonv [on rt-lations and contlitiou!^ <if cai>ital and labor employed 
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION ' 

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14th annual report, Dec. 24, 19U0 [with appendixes A-D]. 1901. 305 pp. 

Contents: 

Casualties to railway employees, upp. D. 

Complaints, Formal and informal, tiled (Jurinii? year, app. C. 

Einployct-'s. ajipropriation. and e.xpenditures, app. A. 

Points "decided since organization, app. B. 

Rei)<)rt of commission. 
Hilton Lumber Co. /•. Wilmintrton & Weldon Railroad Company, et al. ; 

<leci(led Apr. 10, 1901; report and opinion of commission. 25 pp. 
Spencer E. Carr ;■. Northern Pacific Railway Company; decided Apr. 3, 

1901 ; report ami opinion of commission. 16 pp. 

STATISTICS DIVISION 

1st annual report on statistics of railwavs in United States, 1888. 1889 

[reprint 1901]. [7] + 390 pp. 
8th same, 1895. 1896 [reprint 1901]. 697 pp. 9 pi. map. 

LABOR DEPARTMENT 

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apply for them. 

8th annual report of commissioner, 1892; industrial education [with 
bibliography]. 1893 [reprint 1901]. 707 pp. *50c 

Bulletin 16, iMav, 1898; edited bv Carroll D. Wright, commissioner, 
Oren W. Weaver, chief clerk. " 1898 [reprint 1901]. iii + 297-508 
pp. 4 pi. 6 maps. [Bimonthly.] *20c 

4th special report of commissioner; comjjulsory insurance in Germany, 
including appendix relating to other ct)untries in Europe [Avith 
bibliographv] ; prepared l)y John Graham Brooks. Revised edition. 
1895 [reprint 1901]. 370 pp. *30c 

5th same, Gothenburg svstem of liquor traffic; l)v E. R. L. Gould. 1893 
[reprint 1901]. 253 pp. *25c 

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Catalogue of title entries of books and other articles entered under 
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

Memoirs. 1900 [1901]. v. 8, 5th memoir, p. 101-230, 11 il. 17 pi. 4" 

(S. doc. 76. ) *-15e 

Contcntu: , „ ^ .™= 

Anatomy of nautilus poinpilius [with bibliography]: by L. E. Grifhn. 



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Congres^s. 55tli Cunjrreshi, 3d f^e^•si<)n. House dofuinents, v. 7. No. 2; 
Reports of War Department, 1898; Engineers, pt. 4. (Serial no. 
3749. ) 

Shijjmeut 43 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 14. No. 2; 
Reports of War Department, 1899; Ordnance. (Serial no. 3911.) 

Shipment 44 

Congress. 55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 14. No. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1898; Secretary, Public Lands. 
(Serial no. 375(5.) 

56th Congress, 1st se.ssion. House documents, v. 20. No. 5; Re- 
ports of Department of Interior, 1899; miscellaneous, pt. 1. (Serial 
no. 3917.) 

Shipment 4-^ 

Congress. 56th Congre.ss, 1st session. House documents, v. 21. No. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1899; mi.'^cellanef)us, pt. 2. 
(Serial no. 3918.) 

Shipment 46 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Hou.«e documents, v. 30. No. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1899; Education, v. 1. (Serial 
no. 3927.) 

Shipment 47 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st .session. House documents, v. 7. No. 2; 
Reports of War Department, 1899; Civil affairs in Cuba, Porto 
Rico, Santiag(j and Puerto Princii)e, Cuba. (Serial no. 3904.) 

House reports, v. 5. Nos. 1079-1427, except 1082 and 1158; mi.s- 

cellaneous. (Serial no. 4025. ) 

Shipment 4S 

Congre.«s. 56th Congress, l.>^t session. House documents, v. 36. No. 9; 

Report of Attorney-General, 1899. (Serial no. 39.33.) 
House reports, v. 4. Nos. 808-1078; misrellaneous. (Serial no. 

4024. ) 

263 



264 April, 1901 

SJiipmeat 4^ 

Congret-s. 5tjth Congres:^, Itrt session. House documents, v. 60. No 
97; American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1900. (Serial no 
3957. ) 

Shipment 1 

Congre.«.s. 56th Cimgress, 1st session. House documents, v. 27. No. 
o; Reports of I)ei)artment of Interior, 1899; (4eological Survey, 20th 
report, pt. 6; Mint-ral Resources, 1898. (Serial no. 3924.) 

Shipment 2 

Agriculture, Department of. Catalase, a new enzym of general occur- 
rence, with si)ecial reference to tobacco plant; by Oscar Loew. 1901. 
47 pp. 8" (Report 68.) 

Experiment Station Work 17. 1901. 32 pp. 6 il. 8° (Farmers' 

bulletin 124.) 

Important insecticides, directions for their preparation and use; 

by C. L. Marlatt. 1901. 42 pp. 6 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 127, 
revision of 19. ) 

Agrostology Division ( Department of Agriculture ) . New or little known 
grasses. Mar. 8, 1901. 8 pp. 8° (Circular 30.) 

Congress. o6th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 35. No. 8; 
Report of Secretary of Treasury, finances, 1899. (Serial no. 3932.) 

Entomology Division (Dei)artment of Agriculture). Bibliography of 
the more imi)ortant contril)utions to American economic ento- 
mology, pt. 7, writings published Dec. 31, 1896-Jan. 1, 1900; bv 
Nathan Banks. lOOL 113 pp. 8" 
— Harletpiin cabbage bug, or calico l)ack, nuirgantia histrionica Hahn. 
[May 24, 1895.] 2 pp. 1 il. 8" (Circular 10, 2d series.) 

Periodical cicada in 1897. [May 1, 1897.] 4 pp. 8" (Circular 22, 

2d series. ) 

Regulations of foreign Governments regarding importation of 

American plants, trees, and fruits. [Aug. 24, 1900.] 4 pp. 8<> 
(Circular 41, 2d series. ) 

Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Irrigation in 
Hawaii; by Walter Maxwell. 1900. 48 pp. 3 il. 6 pi. 8" (Bulle- 
tin 90.) 

Foreign Markets Section (Department of Agriculture). Agricultural 
imports and exports, 1896-1900. Feb. 20, 1901. 16 i)p. 8" (Cir- 
cular 23. ) 

Shipment S 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 22. No. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1899; (Jeological Survey, 20th 
report, pt. 1, Director's report, etc. (Serial no. 3919.) 

Shipment 4 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st .session. Hou.se documents, v. 33. No. 7; 

District of Columbia report, 1899, v. 1,2. (Serial no. 3930.) 
Same, v. 51. No. 730; Special Consular Reports, v. 19; Paper in 

foreign countries. Uses of wood pulp. (Serial no. 3948.) 

Shipment 5 

Congress. 56th Congress, Lst session. House documents, v. 15. No. 3; 
Reports of Navy Department, 1899. (Serial no. 3912. ) 



Apkil, 1901 265 

sill jinii' lit f) 

Coiifrross. ooth f'onpivst!, Ad st'ssiun. Umisi' (Incniiit'iits, v. 2o. No. 5; 
Kei)orts of Deiiartiiieiit of Intfrior, l.S!»S; Kdiuation, v. 2. (Serial 
no. ;-)7(i7.) 

Shifiiiii'ill 7 

Confrres-x. otJtli ("on^ivs.^, 1st .<e.<sioii. Iloiisedocuim'iit."', v. .'W. No. 10; 
KeiK)rt of cimiiitroUer of furnncy, l,St)9, v. 2. (Serial no. 3935.) 

Slilj.iiii'iil S 

Congress. 56th Con]i;res.s, 1st session. Hon.se (locnrnent.«, v. (5. No. 2; 
Reports of War Department, 1899; Major-jieneral connnaiKlinK 
Army, pt. 3, Department of racitic. (Serial no. 3903. ) 

Dairy Divi.-ion (Animal Imlnstry linrean, Department of Agricnitnre) . 
()Hieials, association.^, ami i'lhu-ational institntions connected with 
dairy interests of I'liited States for liiOl. Fel>. 23, 1901. S pj). S" 
(Animal Industry Bureau. Circular .53. ) 

Entomolojry Division (Dejtartmi'nt of A<.'ricultnre). Carjtet hcctle, or 
Imffalo nioth, anthrenus scropluilariii- L. [Sept. S, 1894.] 4 pp. il. 
8" (Circular 5, 2tl series. ) 

How to distiniruish different mo.s(iuitoes of North America. [Feb. 

20, 1900.] 8 pp. 3 il. 8" (Circular 40, 2d series. ) 

.Mos(iuitoe!« and Hea.s. [Fcli. 1, 1S!M>.] pj.. 8" (Circular 13, 2d 

series. ) 

Strawberry weevil, anthononius si»rnatus Say. [Mar. 18, 1897.] 

7 pp. 4 il. 8" (Circular 21, 2d .>-eries. ) 

Exi)erinient Stations Ottice (Department of A^'riculture) . Orjianiza- 
tion lists of ajrricultural colle^'es and experiment stations in I'nited 
States, with lists of stations in foreiyrn countries. .Ian. 1901. 134 
pp. 8" (liulletin 88.) 

Insular Affairs Division (War Department). Translation of law of emi- 
nent domain, extended to Cul)aand I'orto Kico, Jmie 13, 18S4, and 
regnlations for its ajiplication. Mar. 1901. (31 i>p. 8" 

Sliljtmeiit 

Congress. 50th Congress, 1st session. House ilocuments, v. 8. No. 2; 
Reports of War Department, 1899; F^ngineers, pt. 1. (Serial no. 
3905. ) 

Sliipnioit 10 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st .session. House documents, v. 52. No. 

731; Special Consular Rejiorts, v. 20, 3 pts. ; Book cloth, etc., School 

gardens, Stave tra<le. (Serial no. 3949.) 
Same, v. 53. No. 741, 3 pts. ; Sjjccial Consular Reports, v. 21, 3 pts. ; 

.\merican coal, Vehicle industrv, Trusts in Europe. (Serial no. 

3950. ) 

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Congre.ss. 56th Congres.", 1st se.ssion. Hou.>'e documents, v. 29. No. 5; 
Report.s of Department of Interior, 1899; Cieological Survey, 20th 
^ report, pt. 7, Explorations in Alaska in 1898. (Serial no. 3926. ) 

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Astn >ph vsical Oljservati >rv ( Smith.sonian In.«titution ). Annals of observa- 
tory; l)y S. P. Fangiey, ai«led by C. < J. Aljbot. v. 1, vii -p 266 pi>. 
il. 38 pi. large 4" 

11251— No. 70— 01 3 



266 April, 1901 

Coa.st and Geodetic Survey (Treasury Dej)artinent). United States coast 
pilot, Atlantic coast; pt. 5, New York to Chesapeake Bay entrance. 
2d edition, rej)rint with [references to] supi)leinent. 1901. 129 — vi 
pp. il. 4 maps, large 8" 

Shipment 13 

Congress. 55th Congress, 8d session. House documents, v. 50. No. 312; 
War of Rel>ellion, series 2, v. 6. (Serial no. 3792.) 

Shipment 14 

War r>epartment. Regulations for Army, 1895, with appendixes, show- 
ing changes to Oct. 1, 1900. vii -^ 475 pp. il. 8" 

Shipment 15 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 42. No. 13; 
Foreign Commerce and Navigation, 1899, v. 2. (Serial no. 3939.) 

Slupinent IQ 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Hou.se documents, v. 37. No. 10; 

Report of comptroller of currency, 1899, v. 1. (Serial no. 3934.) 
Same, v. 39. No. 11; Internal revenue report, 1899. (Serial no 

3936.) 
Same, v. 78. No. 239; Precious metals, 1898. (Serial no. 3975.) 

Shipment 17 

National Museum (Smithsonian Institution). Proceedings. 1900. v. 22, 
xii + 1075 pp. il. 17 pi. map, 8° 

Shipment IS 

Congres.s. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 63. No. 115; 
Naval War Records, series 1, v. 9. (Serial no. 3960.) 

SJiijiment 19 

Congress, ooth Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 94. No. 316; 
Ethnology Bureau, 17th report, 1896, pt. 1. (Serial no. 3836.) 

Shipment 20 

Congres.s. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 56. No. 18; 

31st list of merchant vessels, 1899. (Serial no. 3953.) 
Geological Survey (Interior Department). Five-place logarithms of 

natural numl)ers and circular functions expressed in arc and time. 

1901. 69 pp. 8" 

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Agrostologv Division (Department of Agriculture). Bermuda grass. 
[Mar. 21, 1901.] 6 pp. 2 il. 8" (Circular 31.) 

Animal Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). [Imperial Ger- 
man meat insi)ection law.] Feb. 15, 1901. 19 pp. 8" (Circular 32. ) 
[Knglish and German.] 

Legislation with reference to l)ovine tuberculosis, digest of laws 

now in force and transcript of laws, rules and regulations, and proc- 
lamatif)ns for States and Territories; bv D. E. Salmon. 1901. 173 
ppS" (Bulletin 28.) 



April, 1901 2(;7 

Animal Industrv Bureau — Coiitinufil. Notes on parasite.*, 5o-57. [Mar. 
26, 1S»01.] ■4 pp. 8" (Circular .S4.) 

Coast and Cieodetic Survey (Treasury Department). Atlas of I'hilip- 
l)ine Islands. 1900. 24 pp. '.',0 nuiits, large 4" (Special pnhliea- 
tion ;i.) 

Experiment Stations Office ( Department of Agriculture) . Experiment 
Station Record, V. 12, no. 7. 1901. vi + 601-700 pp. il. 8" 

Same, v. 12, no. 8. 1901. vi + 701-800 pp. 8" 

Geological Survey (Interior Dei)artment). Geologic atlas of United 
States, Colfax folio, Cal. Library edition. 1900. 10 pp. 4 map.s, 
large 4" (Folio (56.) 

Insular Affairs Division (War Department). Monthlvsunimary of com- 
merce of Cuba, Sept. 1900; no. 3, series 1900-1901. 1901. p. 1S9-212, 4" 

Internal Revenue C)llice (Treasury Department). Revised regulations 
concerning oleomargarine under internal-revenue laws. Mar. 1901. 
76 pp. 1 pi. 8" (Regulations, no. 9, revised.) 

Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). Monthly list of 
publicaticwis [of Department of Agriculture], Mar. 1901. 4 pp. 8" 

Shipment 22 

CJongress. .56th Congress, 1st ses.sion. House documents, v. 41. No. 13; 
FortHgn Commerce and Navigation, 1899, v. 1. (Serial no. 3938. ) 

Shipment 23 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 31. No. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1899; Education, v. 2. (Serial 
no. 3928.) 

Shipment 24 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 32. Nos. 6, 
173, 314, 500; Reports of Department of Agriculture, 1899; Expendi- 
tures, 1899; Agriculture in Alaska, 1S99; Experiment stations, 1899. 
(Serial no. 3929.) 

Shipment 25 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 43. No. 14, 
2 pts. ; Navigation Bureau, Treasury Department, report, 1899; Navi- 
gation laws. (Serial no. 3940. ) 

Shipment 26 

Congress. 55th Congress, 2d session. House document*, v. 79, pt. 2. 
No. 575, pt. 3; National Museum, report, 1897, pt. 2; George Brown 
Goode. (Serial no. 3708. ) 

Shipment 27 

Congress. 56th Congre.ss, 1st session. House documents, v. (54. No. 735; 
Naval War Records, series 1, v. 10. (Serial no. 3961. ) 



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No. 77 May, 1901 



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OF 



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Agriculture, Department of 27(1 

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Amendments amdts. 

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Appendix app. 

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Page, pages p., pp. 

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Plate, plates pl» 

Portrait, portraits por. 

Quarto 4" 

Railway '. ry. 

Report rp. 

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Secretary secy. 

Section, "sections sec. 

Senate bill S. 

Senate concurrent resolution S.C.R. 

■Senate document S. doe. 

Senate joint resolution S.J.R. 

Senate report S. rp. 

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Session ...sess. 

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Society soe. 

Sui>erintendent supt. 

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Topograi)hie topog. 

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Versus". vs. , f . 

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Catalogue of Tuhlic Documents 

Printed Diiiiny the Month of Mav, i(>oi 



Congress of United States 

Congres.'^ioiial Keconl, proceediiijrH and dohatcs of ofitli Conijivss, 2tl ses- 
sion, V. 84 [ntH. 2, :i; Jan. 14-tVl). L'o, IWl]. [(>] 4-998-297(1 jip. 4° 
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sion of the .itith Con^res-s is in 9 parts and costs S13.00. 

.\PPR()1'RI.\TH)XS roM.MlTTEKS 

Appropriations, new office.-^, etc., statt'iiu'iits showinir ap]>iMp!i;itioiis 
made, new olli»v.« created [etc.], atltii ("on<.'ress, I'd se^^sioll; hy 
Thoma!^ P. Cleaves and .T:iiiies ('. Courts, liiii]. .'ii;:} pp. larjre 8" 
(S. doc. 235.) 

LAWS 

Statutes passed at 2d session of ."ifith Conjrress, 1900-1901, and recent con- 
ventions, treaties, executive prodaiuations, and concurrent resolu- 
tions; edited under direction of Secretary of State. 1901. [1136] 
pji. larjje 8" 

Note. — Pages 72.t-H()(> contain public laws: pages 10.1-341, private law.*; pages 
1-49, treaties and conventions; pages 1-10. i>rocianiations: i>aKes l-]ti. concurrent 
resolutions. The joint resolutions are inchided with the laws. The laws con- 
tained in this volume have been catalogued I'acli month as sejiarately jiublished. 
See catalogues. December. lOOO-March. 1901. The conventions, treaties, procla- 
mations, and concurrent resolutions are as follows: 
Africa, importation of spirituous liquors into. Adhesion of United States to eoti- 

vention signed Bru.ssels for regulation of. 
Agricultural e.xperiuu'ut stations, rejjort on. Resolution to print. 
.Vlaska. agricultural investigations in, -Ith rejiort on. Resolution to print. 
-\lbui|uenine. N". Me.\.. to confirm .\lbuiiuer<|ue grant to, Resolution reiiuesting 

return of H. .'i^Hs. 
.\merica. list of mai)s relating to. in Library of Congress. Resolution to print. 
.\rniy. legislative history of general stafV of. Resolution to print. 

report of major-general commanding. Resolution to print. 

Bear, reveiuie cutter, cruise of. Resolution to print. 

Bowling, .loel. to increase pension of. Resolution rei|uesting return of S. ^'JTt). 

Brennecke's Shoals, O.sjige River. Mo., estimate for completion of lock and dam 

at. Resolution re<|Uesting. 
Brunswick River, estimate for removing obstructions at mouth of. Resolution 

recjuesting. 
Burlington, V't.. breakwater, estimate of repairs. Resolution rei|nesting. 
Census. Cnited States, history and growth of. Resolution to print. 
Chickamauga and Chattanooga liattlelields. atlas of. Resolution to print. 
Chickamaiiga and Chattanooga National I'ark, dedication of. report of joint 

committee on. Resolution to print. 
Churchill, Charles E., to increase pension of. Resolution rei|uesting return of H. 

■19t;3. 
Commerce, review of world's, etc.. Resolution to )>riut. 
Constitution, documentary history of. Resolution to print. 
Contestinl election cases in House of Representatives from 1st to .Vith Congress, 

digest of. Resolution to print. 
Copper River eountrv, etc., rejiorls, Resolulion to print. 

273 



274 :\rAY, 1901 

Statutes passed at 2d session uf 5(3th Congress, 1900-1901, etc.— Cont'd. 

Cram. Oliver H., to increase pension of. Resolution requesting return of H. 107G1. 

Cram, Orville H.. to increase pension of. Resolution to correct H. 10761. 

Crow Creek forest reserve. Produniation setting apart. 

Curtis Bay. etc., estimate for deepeninK channels, Resolution reque-sting. 

Davis. Cushman K., eulogies on. Re.^iolution to iirint. 

Employees of Ht)use of Rei)rcsentatives. conference committee on legislative, 

etc.. bill, to report coticerning. Resolution authorizing. 
Enrollment hy hand of bills, etc., Resolution directing. 
Frontier Couritv, Xebr., resurvev of township 8, Resolution requesting return of 

H. 29.5.1. 
Geographic Names Board, 2d report, Re.solution to print. 
Germany. Commercial agreement with. 

Great Britain. Convenlicm with, relating to tenure of property. 
Hand and machine labor, rciiort on. Resolution to print. 
Harrison. Benjamin. Proclamation on death of. 
Hartford. Alexander F., to increase pen.sion of, Re.solution requesting return 

of H. ,S99S. 
Hawaii, agricultural investigations, report on, Resolution to print. 
Holiday recess, Resolution for. 
Hor.'-cv, Lewis S.. to increase pension of, Re.solution requesting return of !^. 1203. 

'— Resolution to correct S. 1203. 

Inauguration, Congressional committee for arrangements. Resolution to appoint. 

Italy, Proclamation of commercial agreement with. 

Keith, Fordvce M., to increase pen.sion of, Resolution requesting return of S. 

14.')(i. 
Kemi). George G., to increase pension of. Resolution requesting return of S. 1226. 
Mexico. Convention with, extending indefinitely duration of convention of Mar. 

1. 1S89. concerning water boundary. 
Military laws of United States. Resolution to print. 
Mint. rci>orts of director. Resolution to print. 

Jforton, Mary A., to pension. Resolution requesting return of S. 3338. 
National Soldiers' Home, rei>orts. Resolution to print. 
Oleomargarine, hearings before Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, etc.. 

Resolution to print. 
Peru. Treaty with, for extradition. 

Philippine Commission, 1900, report of, Resolution to print. 
Porto Rico, agricultural resources and capabilities of, report on. Resolution to 

print. 
Portugal. Commercial agreement with. 

President and Vice-President, electoral votes for, Re.solution for counting of. 
Reed. H. S., alias Daniel Hull, to increase pension of, Resolution to correct H. 

992«. 
St. Joseph. Mo., river improvements at. report on. Resolution recjuesting informa- 
tion as to. 
Senate. Proclamation convening sj)ecial session. 

Shell. Henry B., to increase pension of. Resolution re<iuesting return of H. 9903. 
Sherman, .lohn. Proclamation on death of. 

Spain, Treaty with, for cession of outlying islands of Philippines. 
Stock, plants poisonous to. in Montana, report on. Resolution to print. 
Supreme Court, records, briefs, and arguments of counsel in insular tariff cases. 

Resolution to i)rint. 
Switzerland. Treaty with, for extradition. 
Thanksgiving Dayl Proclamation designating. 
Venezuela. Convention with, for establishment of parcels post. 
Water, use of, in irrigation. Resolution to i)rint. 
World's Columbian Commission, special reports of, Resoluticm to print. 

SENATE 

Journal, 2d session, 56th Congress. 1901. 424 pp. 4' 

Note. — The supply of the Senate and House jotirnals for libraries is limited by 
law to 144 copies of each, to be distribute<l to 3 libraries in each State and Terri- 
tory. 

Translation of proceedings of niunicii)al governments of CeVju, Philip- 
pine Islands, against estal)lishMient of American civil government 
therein; presented 1)V Mr. Pettigrew. Feb. 27, 1901. 50 pj). (S. 
doc. 284. ) 

.\CiKlCf l,TrKl-: AM) I'OKICSTKV CO.M.MirrEE 

Oleomargarine bill, hearings before Committee on Agrictdture and For- 
estrv [Dec. 19, 1900-.lan. 14, 1901], and Committee on Agriculture 
[.Mar. 7-May 17, 1900], witli reports, briefs, etc., on H. .">717, to make 
oleomargarine and otlier imitation dairy i)roducts subject to laws of 
State or Territory into wliich transj)orted and to change tax on ole- 
omargarine. 19()1. xxvi -f 901 i)p. il. [Same as S. rp. 2048 with 
enlargeil indexes.] 



May, IDOl 275 

DISTKRT Ol" ((lI.rMHIA (OMMnTKK 

Reports on wlucational and sanitary conditions in District, |)resente<l at 
animal inoetinj; of Civic Center of Wasliiii^'toii, .Ian. s, 1".»01. 
24 |.i.. 
Chnltiils. 

Alloys, Hi'port of t'nniinittoc on; by G. M. StcrnbiTg'. 

CliiM brain, Bi'Kiniiinffs of fornnif education with ruferenro to (U'vcloimuMit of; 

by K. Y. O'Brien. 
Pcai, bliiiil. and ifcbk'-niindcd. Report of committee on: by K. A. Kay. 
Kdueational di'|>artment. Keport of: by Max West. 
Imlnstrial department. Report of: Ity K. T. I'fters. 
Libraries. Report of eonimittee on: by ('. .\. Smith. 
Milk supnly, Conebisions based upon :{;i(l outbreaks of infectious diseases spread 

throufih: by (J. M. Kol)cr. 
of cities.'iniprovenient of; by i;. A. I'l-arson. 

HOUSE 

.VCRICfl.TlKK COMMITTI:!-: 

Ileariiiirs before eonimittee, .Ian. H, l!K)i, on a<rrii/nltnral apjiropriation 
bill [11. i:).S()l, with special reference to experimental tobacco sta- 
tions]. 11)01. lo pp. 

IRHKiATION OF ARID I,\NI)S ((IM M ITTIOK 

Hearings before committee relatint' to reclamation of arid lan<ls, .Ian. 
28- Feb. 9, 1901. i:iO pp. 

SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE 

Note. — These volumes, whieli have been previously published in unbound form 
or in one or more cloth editions, are now for the first time ready for distribution 
in sheep binding. The niuuber in black-faced type appended to the description 
of each volume is the .serial number in the set of ('oiifrressional documents, in 
contiiuiation of the system adoi>ted in the Checklist of I'viblic Documents issued 
by this office. 

56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 7, pt. 1. No. HO: His- 
tory of United States Capitol, v. 1. [3849, v. 1] 
House documents, v. hi. No. 4; Kei)orts of Post-OfHceDei)artment, 

1899. [3913] 

Same, v. 34. Xo. 7; District of Cohnnl)ia report, 1899, v. ."5, 4. 

[3931] 

Same, v. 50. Nos. 116, 257; Special Consular Reports, v, 17, Sew- 
age and garbage, Coal-tar; v. 18, Merchant marine. [3947] 

Same, v. 54. Xos. 17, 572, (ilW, 714-718; (Jeological Survev bulle- 
tins ltJ2-169. [3951] 

Same, v. 66, 68, (i9. Xos. 118, 49(), .5.53; War of Rebellion, .«eries 

3, V. 2, 4, 5. [3963. 3965. 3966] 

Same, v. 70-72. Xo.^. .')79 (').")S, (178; War of Rebellion, series 4, v, 

1-3. [3967-69] 

Same, v. 75. Xo. 175, j)t. 2; American Republics r)nreau monthlv 

bulletin, Jan. -June, 1899, v. 6, nos. 7-12. [3972] 

Same, v. 76. Xo. 175, pt. 3; .\mericau Republics Rmvati monthlv 

bulletin, July-Dee. 1899, v. 7. [3973] 

Same, v. 80. Xo. 298; Interstate C<»mmerce Commission, 13th 

report, Jan. 1900. [3977] 

Same, v. 84. X'o. .340; Civil Si-rvice Coimnission, Kith report, 1899. 

[3981] 

Same, v. 85. Xos. 349, 3(10; Xavv Register, 1900; .\rmv Reirister, 

1900. [3982] 

.^ame, v. 89. Xo. 411; Statisticid .\bstract, iS'.tK. [3986] 



27G May, lyol 

56th C'oiifjress, 1st st's^ioii — CoiitimuMl. Si-natt' <l(><nnient.«,v. 93. No. 
476, pt. 1; Iinlustrial ("niiiiiiissioii reports, v. 1; Tru.sts, preliminary 
report. [3990] 

Same, v. 94. No. 476, pt.s. 2, 3; Industrial Commission reports, 

V. 2, Tnist.y, statutes; v. 3, Prison labor. [3991] 

Same, V. 96. No.481,pt. 1; Commercial Relations, 1899, v. 1. [3993] 

56th Conjrress, 2d session. Senate journal. See page 274, under Senate. 
Note.— The Itiiidiiig of tlu' volumes of the Congres-sional reserve is proceeding 
so rapidly thut it is anticiiiHted that some of the volumes for the 2d session of the 
56th Congress will be reaay for distribution before it is possible to assign serial 
numbers. In this ca.se the serial iiuiidM-rs will not be announced until the pub- 
lication of the schedule of volumes for the session. 



Agriculture, Department of 

Note. — These publications of the Department of Agriculture which are for sale, 
except tho.se of the Weather Bureau, will be supplied by the Superintendent of 
Documents, Union Building, Washington. D. C. For the unpriced publications 
application should be made to the .Secretary of Agriculture. The Dciiartinent 
has no list of addresses to which all its publications are sent. It issues a monthly 
li.st of publications, which is mailed to all applicants, enabling them to select 
such reports and bulletins as interest them. 

[Bureau of Animal Industry] order 56, amendment 5; regulations for 
inspection and quarantine of iiorses, cattle, sheep, and other rumi- 
nants, and swine imjjorted into United States. Mar. 21, 1901. 1 p. 
[Amendments 1-4 were issued as orders 58, 64, 77, and 79.] 

Yearbook, 19(H). 1901. 888 pp. 88 il. 1 por. 80 pi. 6 maps, 1 tab. 
(H. doc. 519.) *75c 

Note. — Comprises the annual rcjiort of the Secretary for 1900. 31 papers on agri- 
cultural topics, and an appcndi.x of statistical and other information. The papers 
and the principal matters in the appendix are as follows: 
Agricultural colleges and other institutiims having courses in agriculture. 
Agricultural cxpcrinient stations of I'nitcd States. 
Agricultural product.H, lin])iirts and cx|)(irts of. 

.\vcrage prices for. 

Approi>riatious for Department. 1H99-1901. 

Beet-sugar industrv in I'uitcd States. 

Birds, nestling. Food of; by S. I). .Fudd. 

Citrus trees. Scale insect and mite enemies of: by ('. L. Marlatt. 

Commercial plant introduction: by .1. Ci. Smith. 

Cotton exchanges. 

Crops, principal, and farm aniuuils, Statistics of. 

Dairy cow. Scale of points for judging, regardless of breeds. 

Dairy products at Paris K.vposition of 1900; by H, K. .\lvord. 

Date palm and its culture; by W. T. Swingle. 

Fdiication. .Vgricultural, in France: by ('. B. Smith. 

Food I )reserva fives, commercial. (■oini)osilion of. 

I se and abuse of: by W. 1). Higelow. 

Forest extension in middle West: by W. L. Hall. 

Forestry, Practical, in southern .\piialachians; by (), W, Price. 

Progress in, in 1900. 

P'ree delivery of rural mails: by C. H. (ireathonsi'. 

Fruitgrowing, Progress in. in 1900. 

Fruit induslry, Inthu'uce of refrigeration on; by W. A. Taylor. 

Fruits, Kules'for naming and cxliibitiug. 

Fungous diseases of forest trees: by Hermann von Schrenk. 

Hot waves, conditions which produce them, and their elTcct on agriculture; by 

A. T. Burrows. 
Injurious insects. Principal, of 1900. 

Irrigation. Practical; bv ('. T. .lohnstoii and .1. D. Stannard. 
Orchanl. How birds allect; by F. K. L. Beal. 
f»rgaiiizalion of Dcpartuiciil. 

Pasture plants. Our native; by V. l,amson-Scribner. 
Pear culture. Commercial; by .\I. B. Waite. 
Plant diseases in Cnilecl stales in 1900. 

Poisonous plants. Some, of northern stock ranges: by V. K, Chcsnut 
Potatoes, \'alue of, as food: bv (', K, l.angwortliv. 
I'ublication.s, issued ,lau. 1-Dcc, :il, 1900, 
.Votes regarding. 



May, 1901 277 

Yearl » » )k, 1 ()0()— ( '. .ntiiiiicil. 

Katiii-.-. its ciiiisi-, fri'<|iiciicy. iiixl treiitiiu'iit: liy I). E. Siilinon. 
KiMiiis. niiiciuliiin. Si-lot'linii i«f inateriHis for: bv L. W. I'am-. 

Maintain; Ijv .1. \V. Abliittl. 

Rvi'. liiHiiciici- of. on price of wheat; l«v E. T. Pi'ters. 

.SiiuiKlirs. Williain: !)> [»;. \V. Hill]. 

Smyrna lis rnltiirc in Tnitod .'^tatc.-*: by L. (>. Howanl. 

Soils. ciTtain phvsii-al i>roi)ertii's of, Objects and nu-tliods of invcstijfatinjf; bv 

L. .1. BrijiKs. 
Sugar ini|H>rts. Sources of. 

Teiniierature. Extremes of, s»ife forperishal)le poixls. 

Tobacco, leaf. World s exhibit of, at I'aris Expo.sition of 1900: by M. L. Floyd. 
Transporlation rates. • 

TruckiiiK interests. Development of: l)y F. S. Earle. 
Vetjetables, Testing commercial varieties of: t)y \V. W. Tracy, jr. 
Weather and <Top conditions. Review of. season of IWK). 
Weather forecasts. Amplitication of: by A. .1. Henry. 
Wheat growing. Successful, in .semiarid districts: by M. A. Carleton. 

AGROSTOLOGY DIVISION 

Aiuerioaii jirasses, 2; by K. Lanisoii-SnihiuM". 11K)1. IU9 jip. '.V2n il. 

narrow 8" (Bulletin 17, revised nlitinii. ) *20c 

Aristida purpurea Ntitt. and its allies. Mav 24, 1!H)1. S pp. (("ircii- 

lar o4. ) 
Cultivated .vetches; by Jared (i. Smith. [Ajir. l.'i, ISDS, reprint UIOl.] 

.S pp. ti il. (Circular H revised. ) 
Sorghum as a forage crop; by Thdmas A. Williams. 189t> [reprint 

1901]. 20 i)p. 1 il. (Farmers' bulletin 50 revised. ) 
Soy bean as a forafie crop, by Thomas A. Williams; with ajipendix on 

soy beans as food for man, by C. F. Langworthy. 1899 [reprint 

1901]. 24 )>p. 5 il. (Farmers' bulletin 58 revised.) 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Note on chicken tick, argas americanus, bv Alliert Ilassall; from report, 
1899. 1901. p. 496-500, 7 il. 1 pi. ([Publication] 101.) 

Some essentials in beef production; l)y Charles F. Curtiss. 1898 
[reprint 1901]. 24 jjp. 17 11. (Farmers' bulletin 71. ) 

DVIKV DIVISION 

Breeds of dairy cattle, by Henry K. Alvord; rejtrinteil [with revision 

and aVirid>rment] from report of Bureau of Animal Indvistrv, 1898. 

1899 [reprint 1901]. 48 pp. 21 il. (Farmers' bulletin 100.)' 
Butter makin<r on farm; by C. P. (ioodrich. May, 1897 [reprint 1901]. 

10 ])p. (Farmers' bulletin 57. ) 
Care of milk on farm; bv R. A. Pearson. 1807 [reprint 1901]. 40 pp. 

9 il. (Farmers' bulletin 03. ) 

BOTANY DIVISION 

List of publications of division. [May 17, 1901.] 10 jip. (Circular 30.) 
Shade in coffee culture; bv O. F. Cook. 1901. 79 pj). 10 pi. (Bulletin 

25. ) ■ *15c 

30 poisonous plants of Unite<l States; bv V. K. Chesmit. 1S9S [rei>rint 

1901]. 32 pp. 24 il. (Farmers' bulletin 80.) 

CHEMISTRY DIVISION 

Manufacture of soi>:hum siruic bv A. A. Denton. 1S99 [reprint 1901] 
32 |.p. 9 il. ( Farmers' liullet'in 00. ) 



278 May, 1!J01 

Procee«liii^>; of ITtli ammal ciniveiitidii of A.-^soiiation of ( Xlicial Ajrri- 
cultural ("lii'inists, Wasliiii^rtoii. I). C, Nov. Kj, 17. 19, 1900; e<lited 
by Harvey W. Wiley. 1901. 1(5.] pp. 2 pi. (Bulletin (52.) *10c 
Contailti: 

.\ljstriicting, Report of committt'i' on. 

.\sli. Ki'iHirt on: Ijy .\. K. .'^hiittk'worth. 

.\sh of j>lHiits. Report on loss of siilpliur in preparing: bv G. fi. Frnps. 

("attic li-eds. Ri-porl on: by \V. H. KruK. 

I)airy jiroducts. |{f[)ort ori: l)y .1. B. Weems and F. \V. Woll. 

Fats and oils at ti'iiipiTature of Ixiiling water, Report on determination of specific 

trravity of: by K. K. Kwell. 
Fertilizers, mi-xi'd. Variable antmonia results in: by ('. B. Williams. 

l{ate of nitritieatioii of certain: Ijy \V. A. Withers and (J. S. Frajis. 

Filter-liil)e method, international, and official hide-i>o\vder methon. Comparison 

of: by H. W. Wiley and W. M. Knig. 
Food and li(iuor adulteration, Rcjiort of committee on subdivision of. 
Food stanilards. Report of committee on. 
Food Work, Report of special committee <m subdivision of. 
Fnnpicides and insecticides. Report on: by L. A, Voorhees. 
Hide-j)owder tests, Report on conii)arative: by W. H. Krug. 
Nitroffen, Report on: by W. R. Perkins. 

Pentosans and crude fiber. Notes on determination of; by G. S. Fraps. 
Phosi)horic acid, Kilgore's moditication of volumetric niethod of estimating: bv 

C. B. Williams. 

Report on: by E. (J. Runyan. 

Phosplioric acid (ieterminatiou. Increased acctiracy in: by H. J. Wheeler. 

Potash. Report on: by I^. S. Mnnson and C. L. Hare. 

President's address: by B. W. Kilgore. 

Soil deficiencies. Pot experiment to te.'^t field observations coiUY'rning: bv B. L. 

Hartwell. 
Soils. Report on: by B. L. Hartwell. 
.Sugars, Notes on estimation of. by weighing i>recipitated cuprous o.xid as such 

and as metallic copper: by (). W. Knight. 
Tannin, Report on: by Oma Carr. 
Volumetric standards. Report of committee on. 

Publications of division. May 1, 1901. 4 pp. 

Sufiar heet, culture, .«eed developuient, inanufactui-e, and stati.-Jtics; bv 

H. \V. Wiley. Revised [edition]. Fel). 1S99 [reprint 1901]. 48 

pp. 24 il. (Farmers' bulletin 52.) 

EiXTOMOLOc; Y DI VISION 

Destructive preen pea louse, nectarophora destructor Johns. [Mav 23, 
1901.] 8 PJ1. 3 11. (Circular 43, 2d series. ) 

Insect** affectinjr cotton plant, by L. (). Howard; reprinted with revi- 
sion from Bulletin 33, Office of Experiment Stations. Jan. 1897 
[reprint 1901]. 32 pp. 18 il. (Farmers' bulletin 47.) 

Peach twip-borer, an important eneinv of intone fruits; bv C. L. Marlatt. 
1898 [rfprint 1901]. 1(5 pj.. 5 il. ' (Fanners' bulletin 80.) 

Principal insect enemies of irrowinjr wheat; by C. L. ^larlatt. 1901. 40 
pp. 25 il. (Farmers' bulletin 132. ) 

Some in.^ects injurious to violet, rose, and other ornamental jiiants, col- 
lection of articles [with bihlioirraphies] ; bv F. II. Chittenden. 
1901. 114 pp. 29 il. 4 pi. ( Bulletin 27, new series. ) *10c 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Afiricultural experiment stations. Ajrricultural exiu-riment stations in 
Ujiited States. [Apr. 3, 1901.] 1 1 i)p. (Circular 44 revised.) 

Agricultural experiment stations in Cnited States, by A. C. True 

and V. A. Clark; contributed to by As,xociation of American Agri- 
cultural Colle^res and Experiment Stations. 1900 [1901]. <).3(> pp. 
153 1)1. map. (Bulletin 80; H. doc. 507. ) [Contains list of publi- 
cations of the Office of Exjieriment Stations and of tlie several sta- 
tions, and of books pul)lished by experiment station officers.] 

Statistics of land-grant colleges and agricultural experiment sta- 
tions in I'nited States, 1900. 1901. 37 pp. (Bulletin 97. ) *5c 



May, 1901 279 

Hariiyanl inanmv; hy W . II. Bcal. lSi»4 [rcin-iiit litOl]. :{2 pp. 7 il. 

(Faniu'r.<' Imllctin 21.) 
Beans, pea-s, and other legumes as food; by Mary llinnian .Mn-l. 1900 

[reprint li»01]. :V2 pp. 10 il. (Farmers' Imlletin 121.) 
Cotton. Mamirinjr of cotton; i-ondensed from article l>v II. (". Wliite in 

Bulletin :W. Jan. 1S<)7 [reprint 1901]. Hi pp. '(Farmers' Imlle- 
tin 48. ) 
Cotton .«eed and its products. ISOil [rei)riiit 1901]. 10 pp. (Farmers' 

bulletin 'Mi.) 
Experiment Station Kecord, v. 12, no. 10. 1901. vii ; 901-1000 pp. 

*10e single copy, $1.00 a volume (12 nos. ) 
NoTK. — Mtiiulv uiiule up of abstr(ift.s nf reports ami piiblicntionson HKriciiltural 

science which have recentlv appeared in all conntricx, espcciallv the United 

States. 

Experiment Station Work :i. 1898 [reprint 1901]. :{2 pp. 2 il. (Farm- 
ers' bulletin 09.) [See, for contents, catalogue for March, 1898, page 
198.] 

F'ish as food; by C. F. T.ang\vortliy. 1S9S [reprint 1901]. oO pp. 
(Farmers' bulletin 85.) 

Leguminous plants for green manuring and for feeding; bv F. \V. 
Allen. 1894 [reprint 1901]. 24 pp. ( Farmers' bulletin 10. ) 

Milk. Souring of milk and other changes in milk i)roducts. Aug. 1895 
[rejirint 1901]. 2:^ p]^. (Farmers' bulletin 29 [revision of 9]. ) 

FIBKR INVF:STR;ATI0NS OFFICE 

Flax for .«eed and fiber in United States; bv Chas. Rioliards Dodge. 
1895 [reprint 1901]. 10 i)p. (Farmers' Inilletin 27. ) 

FORKKiN MARKETS SECTION 

Our foreign traiie in agricultural products, 1891-1900; bv l'>ank H. 
Hitchcock. 1900 [reprint 1901]. 01 pp. ( Bulletin 2.1 ) *5c 

LIBRARY 

Acce.«sions to Department librarv; .lan.-Mar. 1901. Apr. 1901. 29 1. 
(Bulletin 35.) " *5c 

POMOLOliY DIVISION 

Grape growing in the South; [by] S. M. Tracy. 1900 [reprint 1901]. 
32 pjt. il. (Farmers' bulletin 118.) 

PUBLICATIONS DI VISK )N 

Monthly list of ])ublications [of Department of Agriculture], May, 1901. 

4 pp. ([Publication] 415. ) 
Sheep, hogs, and horses in the Pacific Xorthwest. 190(1 [reprint 1901]. 

28 pp. 2 il. (Farmers' bulletin 117. ) [See, for contents, catalogue 

for May, 1900, page 353.] 
Vegetable garden; by Charles H. (ireathouse. 1899 [reprint 1901]. 

24 j)p. 8 il. (Farmers' bulletin 94.) 

SEED AND PL.VNT INTRonCCTION SECTION 

Rice culture in Unite<l States; by S. A. Knapp. 1900 [reprint 1901]. 
28 pp. (Farmers' bulletin 110.) [This jtublicatioii is based on 
Bulletin 22 of the Division of Botany.] 



280 May, 1901 

soils division 

Soil soliition.-j. tlu'ir iiaturt' ami fiinctiuiis, ami classilication of alkali 
lands; by Frank K. ('aiiii-ron. lilOl. :W pp. ( RulK-tin 17. ) *nc 

STATISTICS DIVISION 

Cotton croi) of 1899-1900; by James L. Watkins. 1901. 4(i i)p. (Mli^- 
cellaiu'ons seriesi, bulletin 19.) *5c 

Crop Reporter, v. 3, no. 1; May, 1901. 8 pp. 4" [Monthly.] 

VEGETABLE PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY DIVISION 

Potato (liseases and their treatment; bv B. T. Galloway. 1899 [reprint 

1901]. 12i)p. 4il. (Farmers' bulletin 91.) 
Report of chief, 1900, bv B. T. (4alloway; from reports. Department of 

Ajrriculture. 1 900 [1901 ] . ii + 49-58 pp. 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Note. — For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Climate and Crop Bulletin, May 6-27, 1901; nos. 8-11 [1901]. 24 X 19 
in. [Weekly Apr.-Sept., monthly remainder of year.] 

Note.— Contains reports of temperature and rainfall, with special reference to 
their effect on crops. 

Monthly Weather Review, v. 29, no. 3, Cleveland Abbe, editor; Mar. 

1901. May 15, 1901. p. 99-143, 1 pi. 9 pp. of pi. and maps, 4" 

20o single copy, $2.00 a yr 
Note.— Summary of weather and river and flood reports from all parts of the 

United States, with notes covering other countries and various topics of meteor- 
ology. Special articles are — 

Aqueous vapor, I'rcssure of saturated, at temperatures below freezing; by Max 
Thiesen. 

Auroral observations on '2d Wellmann expc<liliini iiiinlr in neighborhood of 
Fran/, .lose f Land; by E. B. Baldwin. 

Costa Rica. Climatology of; by H. I'itticr. 

Hail, Damage by. in si)itc of cannonading; by J. M. Pernter. 

Meteorfilogy, Recent papers bearing on; by W. F. R. Phillii)s. 

Tamalpais.'.Mouni, Fog studies on, no. 4, refraction of sound waves by fog sur- 
faces; bv A.G. McAdie. 

Weather conditions. Monthly statement of average, for March; by E. B. Garriott. 

Weather ma]), .May 1-31, 1901. 19 X 24 in. [Daily.] 



Interior Department 

Note.— The Decisions of the Department of the Interior in pension cases are 
issued in slii)s and in signatures, and the Decisions inland cases are issued in 
signatures, botli being publislied hiter in bound volumes at prices ranging from 
SI. 05 to il.4.5 iier volume. Subscribers may deposit SI. 00 in the Deparunent and 
receive the contents of a volume of the l>ucisi()iis nf either kind in separate jiarts 
as they are issued. Of the Land Decisions usually two vohuues are issued yearly, 
while the Pension-Dccisidu volumes a])i>ear af longer intervals, sometimes more 
than two years apart. 

Animal reports, 1900; Iiuliaii .\ffairs, Coniinission to Five Civilized 
Tribes [etc.]. 1900 [1901]. 751pp. (II. doc. 5.) *55c 

Coiittutu: 

Five Civilizcil 'Priljt's ('iiiiniiissii)n, report. 

Indian ('i)nuiiissi(iiicrs. Hoard of, rcporl, 

hulian Territnry, report of Indian insjiector [etc.], 

I'roi)o,sals received an<l contracts awarded for supplies for Indian service. 

Decisions [in ajjpealeil pension and bounty land claims] v. 11, [signa- 
tures] 12-15, published .separately, p. 177-240. [Content,-^ are the 
same as those of slips 49-09, for which see catalogues for January 
an<l Alarcli. 1!K)1.] 



^[ay, 19(11 281 

[Decisions in apiu'ak'ii pon-iion antl Imunty liunl claims, v. 11. slips] 
91-94 publisheil separately. 

CoHli'nh: 

Disldvaltv; .xi'c. 471(), Kevisetl Stntiilfs; I'viilriii'c: rfi'oril. Nn. ;>.(. Apr. J-J, 1".K)1. 

3 !.(.. 
Miirriant": I'virteiioo; iiresnniptiDiis. Nd. 91. .\)>r. l.i. UtOl. •"> J'P- 
Origin: fiisnl)ilit.v. iiiciilintion: typlmid fi-vt-r. No. 'M. .\pr. ■_••.', r.X)!. I pp. 
I'nicticf: appi'iil; fee iiiid merit (•Iniiii. No. '.12. .\pr. l'.», I'.HM. :! pl'- 

Deeisinns [of Department ami (ieneral I.aml ( Xlice] relating to puiilie 
lands, V. .SO, [si^matures] .'{4-:>(), jiuhlislieil si-parately. p. 529-o7(i. 
Ountcnif: 

AbaiiiloiU'il military reservation: ."^tate selection: see. :!. act of Fed. l:{, ISill, i>. •>!:?. 
Commutation of homestead eiitrii's: aet of .Ian. '2t\ HK)1. )i. .MO. 
Forest reservation: lien selei'tioii; aet of .liine 1. l.s'JT, p. .^Ijs. 
Indian allotment: see. A. aet of Feb. .><, \HH1, p. .>!(>. 
Indian lands: allotment: seleetioii. p. i'i',¥>. 

isolated trac-t; aet of .\nK. l.'i. IXit-l. p. .=>:}(). 

Lien selections under a<'t of .Inne 4. IHU", p. .V>0, r>~{). 

Right of way: Indian reservation: regulations of .\pr. is, 1899, amended, p. .Mo. 

Soldiers' additional liomestea<l entry: see. 7. aet of Mar. 3, 1.S91. p. :VJ7. 

Use of timber on nonmineral public land: act of Mar. :\, 1901, p. 540, .M'J. 

In re claims of Des Moines Kiver laiul settlers, report of J. L. Stevens, 
special commissioner. 1901. 22 pj). 

CENSUS OFFICE 

12tli census, imlex to occupations. [1901.] 4.S pp. larjre 4" 
Census bulletin (54 [12th census]; May 29, 1901. 1 1 pp. 4" 

Content.^: 

Poinilation of I'nited States by States and Territories. 1900. 

Cropcard; [Instructions for punchiufj crop cards], [;M edition.] [1901.] 
EDUCATION BUREAU 

Note. — Such publications of this Bureau as are in i)rint may be bad gratui- 
tously by addressing the ("omniissiouer of Fducation. The separates from the 
Cominis.sioner's report, however, with a few exeey>tions. are now issued in lim- 
ited editions of .tOO copies, which are retained by the Bureau for reference and 
loan purposes and are not available for distribution. 

10th annual report on introduction of domestic reindeer into Alaska, by 
Sheldon -Jackson, 1900. 1901. 169 pp. 34 pi. map. (S. doc. 206.") 
NoTK. — .Xppeiidix contains reports of reindeer stations; Report from St. Law- 
rence Lsland, by P. H.J. Lerrigo; .lourney from Point Barrow to Teller Station 
with reindeer, by W. R. Marshall, etc. 

GENERAL LAND OFFICE 

[Circular] amendment to Rules and Regulations (ioverninfi Forest 
Reserves [issued Ai)r. 4, 1900], R. Apr. 10, 1901. [2] pp. 

Circular, forest tires, P [act to amend act to prevent forest tires on public 
domain]. June 18, 1900 [reprint 1901]. 1 p. 

[Circular to] registers and receivers [instructions regarding transfer ami 
assignment of soldier's additional homestead certificates]. May 8, 
1901. [2] pp. 

Declination of magnetic needle; from ^lanual [of] Smveviiig Instruc- 
tions, 1894. [1901.] 21 pp. ;i maps. 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note.— The publications of the United States Geological Survey include annual 
reports and Water-Supply and Irrigation Pafiers. which are intended for free dis- 
tribution: and Monograjibs. Hulletins, an<l folios of the Geologic Atlas of the 
United States, which are .sold at prices ranging from .ic to Sll.OO each. Address 
the Director of the Geological Survey, Washington. For toj)ographie sheet.s see 
next page. 

Alaska. Alaskan geographic names, by Marcus I'aker; from 21st report, 
pt. 2. 1900 [1901]. p. 4.S7-.")09, large .S" 

Preliminary report on reconnaissance along Cliandlar and Kr>yukuk 

rivers, Alaska, in 1H99, by Frank Charles .S-hrader; froiii 21st 
report, pt. 2. 1900 [1901]." p. 441-480, 2 il. s j.l. map, large 8" 



282 May, 1901 

Alaska — Contimu'd. Kfcuniiaissaiicc from I'vrainid Ilarlxir to Ka<rle 

City, Alaska, iiuliiilinir<les«Tij)tioii of copper <le]»osits of IpperWhiti' 

ami Tanana rivers, hv Alfred Hulse Brooks; from Ulst report, jit. 2. 

nKM>[19()l]. ]). :«1-:W1, l il. 5 pi. 6 ma|)S, 1 in pocket, larye 8" 
Hecoiuiaissaiue of Chitiiia River and Skolai Mountains, Alaska, in 

1899, by Oscar Kolin; from L'lst report, pt. 2. 19()<l [1901]. ji. 898- 

440, 7 pi. 2 n)aps, iarfre 8" 
Bighorn Mountains, (ilacial sculpture of liijrhorn Mountains, Wvo., 

by Franvois K. .Mattlies; from 21st report, pt. 2. 1900 [1901]. 

p. 1()7-190, 4 il. niaj), large 8" 
Boulder Hot Springs, .Mont. Mineral vein formation at Boulder Hot 

Springs, l)v \\'alter Harvev ^^'eed; from 21st report, pt. 2. 1900 

[1901]. p! 227-255, 8 il. 2 pi. niai), large 8° 
Clav. Production of clav in 1899; from Mineral Resources, calendar 

■year 1899 [v. 1]. 1901. ]>. 8()l-8r)4, large 8" 
Coal, (ieologv of eastern Choctaw coal fielil, Ind. T., bv Joseph A. 

Taff and George I. Adams; from 21.^t report, pt. 2. 1900 [1901]. p. 

257-.'ill, 7 il. 8 ]na])S, 1 in iH)cket, large 8" 
rreliminarv rei)ort on Camden coal field of southwestern Arkansa.«, 

by Joseph A. Taff; from 21st rei)ort, pt. 2. 1900 [1901]. p. 818-829, 

2 maps, large 8" 
Esmeral<la formation, fresh-water lake dei)osit in Nevada, by H. W. 

Turner, with description of fossil plants, bv F. H. Knowlton, and 

of a fossil fish, l)v F. A. Lucas; from 21st report, pt. 2. 1900 [1901]. 

]). 191-226, 1 il. t pi. map, large 8" 
Feldspar. Production of feldspar and (juartz in 1899 [by Heinrich 

Ries]; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1899 [v. 2]. 1901. 

iii -r- 598-59(5 pp. large 8" 
Geologic atlas of United States, Huntington folio, W. Va.-Ohio. Library 

edition. 1900 [1901]. 6 j)]). 2 il. 2 pi. 4 maps, large 4" (Folio H9.*) 
Gold. Production of gold and silver in 1899; from ^lineral Resources, 

calendar year 1899 [v. 1]. 1901. p. 119-127, large 8" 
Lead. Production of lead in 1899, by Charles Kirchhoff; from Mineral 

Resources, calendar year 1899 [v. 1]. 1901. 27 i>p. large 8" 
Nickel. Production of nickel and cobalt in 1899; from Mineral Re- 
sources, calendar year 1899 [v. 1]. 1901., p. 285-289, large 8" 
Rico Mountains, Colo, (ieology of Rico Mountains, by Whitman Cross 

and .Vrthur Coe Spencer; from 21st report, j)t. 2. 1900 [1901]. p. 

7-1(55, 21 pi. map in pocket, large 8" 
Salt. Production of salt in 18V)9, bv Edward AV. Parker; from Mineral 

Resources, calendar year 1899 [v. 1]. 1901. 28 pp. large 8" 
Tungsten. Occurrence of tungsten ore in eastern Nevada, by F. B. 

Weeks; from ^Mineral Resoun-es, calendar year 1899 [v. 1]. 1901. 

jt. 819, 820, large 8" 
Tungsten, nK)lybdenum, uranium, and vanadium in Cniti'd States, 

bv Josejili Ilvde Pratt; from Mineral Resources, calendar vear 1899 

[v. 1]. 1901". iii . 299-818 i)p. large 8" 

Topographic slteets 

Note.— The Gcologiciil Survi'v is milking' a topofrraphic 7iiai> of tlie United 
States. Tlio sheets of whieh it is coniposoti are projeeted witlMUit reference to 
polilieal divisions, and are designated bv some prominent featnrefonnd on tliem. 
Three scales are nsed, 1 :6'2,.S00, 1 :125,0W), and 1 :J50,lilH». Tliese corresi>ond, ap- 
[)roxiniately, to 1 mile, Smiles, and 4 miles to 1 linearineh on the map. Thesize, 
uidess otherwise given, isabont 17.5 inches in height tiy 11. ;> tolil inches in width, 
exelnsiveof the margin, the width varying with the latitiKle. .\ description of 
the tojiographic map is printed on the reverse of each sheet catalogued. 

About one-(ifth of the area of the country has been mapped, nearly every State 
being represented. Massachu.setts, Connecticut. Khode Island, New .lersey, and 
the District of Columbia are completely majipcd. Sheets of the regular size are 
sold bv the Survey at Tie each; but in lots ol UX) or more copies, whether of the 
8(iine sheet or of dilTerent sheet.s, the price is 'Je each. 



May, 1901 283 

Alal.aiiia. l'.iniiiii<_'liaiii sli.H't, lat. :«° .•{(y-:^4°, Imi^'. ,S(i° 30'-S7°. Scalt" 

1:125,0(X\ roiitoiir iutorval 100 ft. Kditioii of Aii^r. 1S95, n-iiiiiitc«l 

Mar. 1901. 
California, <iras.>< ValU-v special luaj), lat. :W° 10' 22"-:59° V.V f-tO", lon«. 

121° y :-!r>"-lL>l° '/ .v. Scale 1:14,400, contour interval 'JO ft. 

Edition of Mar. 1901. 
California. Mt. Dialtlo (|ua.lran>:le, lat. :i7° 4.V-8S°, lon^'. 121° 4.V-122°. 

Scale l:l)2,r>00, contour iiittMval oO ft. Edition of Apr. 1S9S, re- 

l)rinte<l Mar. 1901. 
Colorado, Arroyo [Aroya] sheet, lat. :{S° :>0'-:>9°, lon«. UW°-10:{° 'MV. 

Scale l:12."i,000, contour interval 25 ft. Edition of Apr. 1S9.S, re- 
printed Mar. 1901. 
Colorado, Tikes Peak iiuadrani.de, lat. :iS° :«y-:i9°, Iouk. 105°-10o° 'MY. 

Scale 1: 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Apr. 1901. 
Idaho, Camas Prairie sheet, lat. 48°-4o° :'>(V, l.tn^i. llo°-115° .'{O'. Scale 

1:125,000, contour interval 50 and 100 ft. Edition of Nr.v. 1893, 

reprinted A]»r. 1901. 
Indian Territorv, Muscoj^ee .piadranjile, lat. :i5° :!0'-:5()°, Ion;,'. 95°-95° 

m'. Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Mar. 1901. 
Michigan, Menominee special niajt, lat. 45° 45''— 15° 55', lonjr. S7° 45'- 

88° 5'. Scale 1 : (52,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Ai)r. 1901. 

11.7 X 1<).9 in. 
Missouri, Marshall sheet, lat. :W°-39° 3(K, long. 9:}°-93° IMV. Scale 

1: 125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Mar. 1901. 
Montana, Big Snowy Mountain sheet, lat. 4()°-47°, long. U)9°-110°. 

Scale 1:250,000, "contour interval 200 ft. Edition of Sept. 1893, 

reprinted Ai>r. 1901. 
Montana, Fort Loijan sheet, lat. 4<)°-47°, long. 111°-112°. Scale 

1:250.000. contour interval 200 ft. Edition of .Ian. 18S(), reimnted 

Apr. 1901. 
Nevada, (Jranite Range sheet, lat. 40°-41°, long. 119°-120°. Scale 
• 1:250,000, contour interval 200 ft. Edition of Jan. 1894, reprinted 

Ai)r. 1901. 
New Jer.-iev, New Brunswick (piadrangle, lat. 40° 15'-40° .'JO', long. 

74° 15'-74° :W. Scale 1:()2,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of 

Apr. 1901. 
New .Jersev-New York, San<lv Hook (piadrangle, lat. 40° 15'-40° 30', 

long. 74°-74° 15'. Scale 1: (32,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition 

of Apr. 1901. 
New York, Paradox Lake sheet, lat. 43° 45'-44°, long. 73° 30'-73° 45'. 

Scale 1:(>2,500, c(mtour interval 20 ft. Edition of July, 1897, 

re]>rinted Mar. 1901. 
New York-Connecticut, Stamford (juadrangle, lat. 41°-41° 15', long. 

73° 30'-73° 45'. Scale 1: (52,500, njutour interval 20 ft. Edition of 

Sept. 1899. reprinted Mar. 1901. 
New YVirk- Vermont, Whitehall (piadrangle, lat. 43° 30'-43° 45'. long. 

73° 15'-73° .30'. Scale 1:()2,5(X), contour interval 20 ft. Edition of 

Aug. 1898, reprinted Mar. 1901. 
Pennsylvania, Shickshinnv sheet, lat. 41°-41° 15', long. 7(l°-7fi° 15'. 

Sc^le 1:()2,500, contour interval 20 It. Edition of Mav, lS5t4, re- 
printed Apr. 1901. 
Utah-Colorado, Aliajo sheet, lat. 37°-38°, long. 109°-110°. Scale 

1 : 250,000, contour interval 250 ft. Edition of June, 1893, reprinted 

Mar. 1901. 
Utah-("olorado. Ashley sheet, lat. 40°-41°, long. 109°-110°. Scale 

1:250,000, contour" interval 250 ft. Editi f Dec. 1885, reprinted 

Mar. 1901. 



284 May, 1901 

Utah-C'olura.U.. Ha,-t Tavaputs slu-et, lat. ::iS»°-IO°, It.njr. 109°-110°. Scale 
l:l'o(t,()(lO. contour iiitt-rval 2.")(l ft. Kditioii of Dec. 1885, reprinted 
Ai>r. 1901. 

Wvomiii*:. Ilartvillc .|ua(lraiifrle, lat. 42°-42° :W, loii};. 104° 30^-105°. 
Scale l:12o,000, contour interval oO ft. Ktlition of Apr. 1901. 

INDIAN COMMISSIONERS 

3lM annual report of hoard [with a|()>cndixes], 190(1. 1901. 113 pp. 
map. 
Content* of append tjrei^: 

IKth Mohonk Indian cunferuncf [Oct. lyOOJ, I'rocoe'dings of. 

New York State. i)Olitical status of Indians in, Report of committfe of r> upon. 

I'urcliasinK I'onnnittee of board. Report of. 

School gardening, .\s to. 

PATENT OFFICE 

Note. — The Patent Office publishes specifications and drawings of patents, both 
in single copies and monthly volumes, the former at he and the latter at 3.5.00. 
The former are not eiunnerated in this catalogue. For certified copies of patents, 
including speciticatioii, drawing, certificate, and grant, the jirice is sdr. .\ variety 
of indexes, giving a complete view of the work of the ottice from IT'.Hi to date, are 
putilished at prices ranging from 2.5c to SIO.OO per volume. The Rules of Practice 
and pamiililet Patent Laws are furnished free. The Patent Office issues coupon 
orders in packages of 'JO at SI .00 per i>ackage, or in books containing 100 coupons 
at S'l.dOiier Imok. One coupon will procure a specification with drawings, and two 
coui>ons a c<ii)y of the Official Gazette. They are good until used. Address Chief 
Clerk, I'atent Office. 

Official Gazette, May 7-28, 1901 ; v. 9o, nos. 6-9. U)o3-1856 -f 

[Ixxxviii] pp. il. large 8" [Weekly.] 10c single copy, S5.00 a yr 

Note. — Contains the patents, trade-marks, designs, and labels issued each week; 

also decisions of the Commissioner of Patents and of United States courts in 

patent cases. 



Navy Department 



Acts and resolutions relating: chiefly to Navy, Navy Department, and 

^larine Corps, jiassed at 2d session, o(>tli Conjrress. 1901. 88 j)p. 
Contract trial of U. S. coast-line hattle ship Indiana, by Harry Hall; 

from Journal of American Societ v of Naval Knirineers. 1901 . 27 pp. 

2 pi. 
C4eneral court-martial order 48, 49, 51-61 [1901]; :Mar. 14-30, 1901. 12" 
General order 45 revised-47; May 1-13, 1901. 12" 
Navv-vard order 214-221, eniplovment of labor at navv-vards; Mav 6-22, 

1901. Each 1 p. narrow 12" 
Special order 8; Apr. 1, 1901. 35 pp. 12" 

EQUIPMENT BUREAU 

Specifications for l)oat cushions. Apr. 30, 1901. 1 p. 12" 
Six'cifications for candles for rmming lijihts. ^lay 2, 1901. 1 p. 12" 
Specifications for chain hooks [etc.]. [May 20, 1901.] 3 pp. 12" 

Hvi)uoGK.\rnic office 

NoTF,.— The Charts, Sailing Directions, etc., of the Hydrographic Office are sold 
hy the office in Washington and also by agents at the principal .\nierican and 
foreign seaports and .\merican lake ports. Copies of the Hydrographic Hidlctin 
and Notice lo Mariners are supplied free on application at the Hydrographic 
Office in Washington and at the branch otiices in Boston, New York, Philadel- 
phia, Baltimore, Norfolk, Savannah, New Orleans, San Francisco, Portland 
(Oreg.), Port Townsend, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, Sault Ste. Marie, and 
Duluth. 



May, 1901 285 

Hyilru^Taplii.' Imlli-tiii, wtvkly, t)09-rti:i; May 1-L'!», 11H)1. Ka<-li 1 p. 
larjrt' 4" and ohlonjr f " 

Note.— Contains lu'counls of obstructions hihI <lnnjft'rs along the coast and the 
principal ocean routes, etc. 

Notice to Mariners, weekly, IS-L'l, litOl; May 4--_'o. 178-21S ^ [12] 1. 
4 maps. 

Note.— Contains information of newly discovered dangers to navigation and of 
establishment and changes of lights and other aids. For economy and conven- 
ience in distribution the items in each number relating to different geographical 
sections are reprinted separately, as Notice to .Mariners l.H, sec. l!, etc. 

Sailinir directions for Lake .Miclii^'an, (ireen Hav, and Strait of Mackinac. 
1901. 217 pp. il. •_' inaj.s. ( [Publication]" lOHh. ) 

CharL'< 

Ahuratsii ami Tono Ura, east coa,«t of Kinslm, Japan, from Japanese 
survey in 1SS4, witii a<l<litions from IJritisii survev in ISSi'; chart 
Ut.S2." Scale naut. m.==. '5.97 in. May, 1!H)1. 24.Sti X 17.t)9 in. 10c 

Awashima Anchorage, Hingo Na<la, Inland Sea, Japan, from Jai)anese 
survev in 1S9S; chart UMS. Scale naut. m.=r>. 12 in. Mav, 1901. 
1S.49X -'5.7H in. " 20c 

Iloilo Kiver, Panav, l*hihi)pine Islands, from surve*- in 1901 bv U. S. S. 
Castine; chart 19ot). Scale naut. m. = l in. Mav, 1901. 28 X 1H.6 
in. 10c 

Iwase Anchonijie, n. w. coa«t of Honshu, .lajian, from Japanese survey 
in 1892, scale naut. m. =2.7rt in.; Fushiki Anchorage, n. w. coa.st of 
Honshu, from Japanese survev in 1892, scale naut. m. = 1.8t)in.; 
chart 1942. May, 1901. 17.34 "-X 11. (W in. 10c 

Karimata Anchorage, Yaeyama (iroup, southwest islands, Jajjan, from 
Japanese survev in 1888; i-hart 1940. Scale naut. m. = 1.71 in. Mav, 
1901. 24.3 X i8.44 in. 10c 

Michipicoten Harbor, lAike Superior, Canada, from survev in 1900 by 
Algoma Central Railwav; chart 1953. Scale 100 vds.=3 in. Mav, 
1901. 22.2X20.5 in. " ' 2dc 

Newfoundlan<l, east coast, Broyle II[arbo]rto Kenewse II[arbo]r, sur- 
veyed by [British navy] 18ti3, scale naut. m. = 1.9 in.; with inset, 
Trepassey Harbor, south coast, Newfoundland, surveyed by [British 
navv] 1847, scale naut. m. = 2 in.; chart ()18. Sept. 1874, correc- 
tions May, 1901. 23.(i X 2<>.»J and 11.3 X lO.H in. . 20c 

Panama Koad and dredge<l channel leading to La Boca at entrance to 
Panama Canal, Colombia, from survev in Feb. and .Mar. 1900 by 
U. S. S. Ranger; chart 1950. Scale niiut. m. =7.3 in. .Mav, 1901. 
36.43 X 27.4H in. 30c 

Pilot cliart of north Atlantic Ocean, .Mav, 1901; chart 1400. Scale 1° 
long. = 0.27 in. 21 X 32 in. [Month'ly.] 10c 

Note. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc. sailing route from North 
.Sea ti> United States north about Scotland: charts i>ublished. etc., .\pr. 1-30,1901; 
ecjuator crossings in I'acilic Ocean; forecast an<l review of weather. 

Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, June, 1901; chart 1401. Scale 1° 
long. = 0.2in. 20.7 X 35.3 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., forecast of wind and weather; 
.storm tracks: fishing banks: Jd projwised compass card; charts published, etc., 
.■Vpr. 1-VMay l.'>, I'.tl)!; ciiuator crossings in .VtlaiUic t)cean. 

Kebun and Rishiri islan<ls, west coast of Hokusku, Japan, .Anchorages 
on, from Japanese snrvevs in 1895 and 1897; chart 1948. .Mav, 1901. 
25.1 X 18.7 in. 

Kabuka Kyo<-hi, Kebun. Scale naut. ni. -- 0.7 in. TJ.') ■ y.-l in. 
Oniwaki Byochi, Rishiri. Scale naut. m. =0.7 in. VIA -. 9.4 in. 
Oshidomari Wan, Kishiri. Scale naut. ni. - 0.« in. Vl.l :■: 18.7 in. 

11354 — No. 77— <»1 '2 



286 May, I'.iol 

XAITKAI, AI.MAXAf OKKICE 

Note. — The Aiuericiin Eplieim-ris and Nnutical Almanac, in i-Ioth, tlu- .\uierican 
Nantifal .Minanacanri the I'at-ific Coaster's Nautical .\lmanac.in paper, are sold by 
tlic Bun-all (if Kqiiipniciil l'()r?l.(K), 80c. and 1.5c. respectively. Tin- .\stroniiniical 
])apcr- prepared for use ol the American Ephemeris and Nautical .Vlnianac are 
sold at cost. The Bureau has no aRents for the sale of these publications, and 
a)>plicatioii should lie iiia<le tothe Bureauof Eiiuipnieiit, Navy Department. direct. 

Aiiieritaii Nautical Almaiiac for 1H()2. 2<1 edition. 1901. viii — 'll'l |>i». 
L' il. .Wc 

X.\V.\L WAK COLLEGE 

].,a\vs ami ii.^ajrt's of war at sea, naval war (oiU-: liy ('liarle.< II. St-ockton. 
[HMIO. rcjiriiit] lltOl. 'JT pii. VI" 

X.WKiATloX lUKKAr 

Regulations governing' ailiiiissioii of eamli'latcs into Naval .Vcaileiuy. 
May, UMll. ].=) jip. 

OKDNANCK J'.rUK.M' 

raii-.\nieriiaii E-xpositioii, ordnance exhiliit. [1901.] 7 pp. 

SUPPLIES AND ACCOINTS HIIJEAU 

Specilications for Portland cement; issued May 4, llMll. 4 jij). 12" 

YARDS AND DOCKS KUREAT 

Si)eeilicatiou 1127 for eonii)letion of sawiniil, lioiler house, and steel 

chimney at navy yard. Mare Island, Cal. [Jan. 1901.] 7 i)p. f" 
Speeifieation 1128 for salt-water tire-protection system at Puget Sound 

naval station, Bremerton, Wash. [Jan. 1901.] 4 pp. f" 
Specifieatiuu 1129 for shop for ecjuipment, building 7S, at naval station, 

Puget Sound, Wash. [Feb. 1901.] 14 pp. f" 
Specification 1131 for hot-water heating system in ottice liuilding and 

workshop for construction and repair at navv vard, Washin>rton, 

D. C. [Feb. 1901.] 5 pj). f" 
Sjiecitication 1135 for propo.sed building for efiuipmt'Ut. 21, at naval sta- 
tion, Key West, Fla. [.Mar. 1901.] 10 pji. f" 
Sjiecilication 1137 for coal .storage and c<ial luindiinLr jilant at navv vard, 

Ho.^ton, Mass. [May, 1901.] 7 pj). f" 
Specification 1138 for j)ower house at west end of snuthery, l)uilding 105, 

at navy yanl, Boston, ^lass. [Mar. 1901.] 8 i)p f"" 
Specilication 1139 for enlargement of water-pipe svstem at navy yanl, 

Washington, I). ('. [Mar. 1901.] 11pp. f" 
SiK'cilication 1141 for steel work and iire-prooling for extension of store 1, 

building 57, at navy yard, Washington, D. ('. [Apr. 1901.] 5 j))). f" 
Sjiecilicatioii 1143 for dredging in front of (piav wail at navv varil, .Mare 

Island, ("al. [May, 1901.] 3 pp. f" 
Specilication 1 145 for new steel roof and interior fittings for machine shop 

1, building 42, at navy yard, B.i.ston, Mass. [May, 1901.] 8 pp. f" 
Specification 114t) for ])ltnnbers' and coppersmiths' shop and foimdrv for 

('. <t R., building 25, at navv vard, League Island, Pa. [Mav, 1901.] 

20 PII. t" 
Specilication 1147 for storeliou.se for vards and docks, building ti5. at 

navy yard, Norfolk, Va. [Ajir. 1901.] 7 j)]). f" 
Specilication 1148 for vard railroa<l at navv vard. Portsmouth. N. II. 

[May, 1901.] 4 pp. f" 
Specilication 1150 for extension of salt-water lire-indtection system at 

Pugct Siiund naval stati<iu. I'-remerton. Wash. [May. 1901.] 3 p|.. f" 



May, 1:mi1 287 

SjK'ciHcatioii IIM l'<>r new purcli for Imnsi' "A" at iiavv vanl, Loatriu* 

Islaiul, I'a. [May, liM)l.] 5 pp. f" 
Sperilication II-^t for ;{ .■{DO-hursi'puwer l)iiili'rs aiiil ac'ci's^nrii's at iiavv 

yard. Xi-w York, X. Y. [May, lliOl.] 'i pp. f 
S|)eiMlication llol) for coiiiplotioii of pivseiit <lry dock piiiiip ami l)oilcr 

lionsf at naval station, l*iiir<'t Soiiiid. W'a-^li." [May. I'.iOl.] 4 i)p. f" 

Post-Uffice Department 

Note.— Tlit'Di'i'iirtinent sells the voliuneof Postiil I.nwsiinil Kennlationsat J'.'c. 
Fur post-route inaiissee !»elo\v. TopoKraiilicr. 

United States Ottieial Postal (iiii«le, 2d iSeries, v. L':!. no. ."S; Mav. I'.tOl. 

I'hila.lelphia. 40 pp. 12" [Monthly.] $2".00 a yr 

Note. — No. 1. .latiuary. for each year, is what is u-iiially known as the Postal 

Guide. DOS. 2-12 lieiiis Hilditions and i-orreciions. Sold ]>y the printer. George F. 

La.sher, 1J7 North 10th street, Philadelphia. 

FORKRiX MAIL SKKVICK 

Sehednle of steaincrs ajipointed to convey mails to forei;.Mi conntiies dnr- 
inji June, M'Ol. 1 p. narrow f" [Monthly.] 

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE 

Daily huUetin of oiders affeetintr postal serviee, v. 22, nos. ti4ri4-75»; Mav 
1-;51, 190L f" [Daily except Siuidays and holidays.] 

TOPOGRAPHER 

.NoTK.—l'osi-niiiie maps corrected to the 1st of tliosc months are ili>triliiiicd in 
March. .Inne. September, and December to the postal service. Oidy new maps 
and those newly lithOKraphed on account of chansje in scale, etc.. are cataloKUed 
in full hert-. For a list of the maps composin}< the set. with prices, see .January. 
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!naps should be addressed to the DisbursiiiK Clerk. I'osi-otlice Department, and 
money orders should be made i)ayable to him. 

Po.st route inaj) of California and X'evada showinjr post otHces with inter- 
mediate distances on mail routes in operation on Mdv. 1, litOl, scale 
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from 11 miles to 10 miK's to an inch. Size of insets, 1.11 x 10.9 and 
1()X9.5 in.] ^S.20, mounted $4.20, folded $8.75 



State Department 



Note.— The state Department distributes the Consular Reports and fither De- 
partmental publications f;ratuitou.sly. For stile of laws see page 272. 

Dii.lomatic list, May, 1901. 12 pp. 24" [Monthly.] 

AMERICAX REPCBLICS BURKAI 

Xf)TE. — This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc.. at prices 
usually ranging from 5c to CiOc. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

Mcmthly luilletin, May, 1901; whole no. 92, v. 10, no. 5. p. S51-1058, 
1 por. ( U. tloc. ;i5(i, pt. 5. ) [Contains articles in Fai^rlish, Si)anish, 
Portuguese, and French.] 25c sin>;le (•o|)y, $2.(10 a yr 

Contentt: 

Accessions to library. 

ArKentiiui. K.xports of a;;ricultural and pastoral prfKluets: commerce of Patajfo- 
niaii coast: reports of railway companies; production and consum)>tion of beer; 
miscellaiu-iius note-. 



288 May, 1^»<)1 

Mont lily Imllt'tiii — C"ontiiuK'<l. 

font' Ills — ('iiiitiiim-<1. 

Bcxik iKnii'fs. 

Briizil. Cciininercial reports: i-offfc- shii>iiieiits in 1900: imniber of foreign resi- 
•U-iits: iniM't'llain.'o\is notes. 

Chile. Notes. 

Choeolate. its manufacture and sale. 

Colombia. Location and length of railway lines: miscellaneon.s notes. 

Costa Kica. Notes. 

Cnba. Sponge fisheries; estimated sugar production. 

Ecuador. Foreign commerce of 1900: notes. 

(Juzman [Horacio]. Death of. 

Haiti. Improved tinancial <'onditions. 

Hoiidnras. K\ibber culture and production: canalization of I'atnca River. 

International Union of American Republics, Proceedings of executive commit- 
tee of. 

Latin America. British trade with. 

Trade opportunities in. 

Mexico. New concessions; German report on banking institutions: new corpo- 
rations and industries; annual report of Mexican Central Railway; miscellane- 
ous notes. 

Nicaragua. Decree governing importations of wines; notes. 

Ovine virus. 

l*an-.\mcrican Exposition at Buffalo. 

Periodicals and newspapers on file. 

Peru. Mining statistics: notes. 

Santo Domingo. Messjige of President Jimenez: customs receipts for Feb. 1901. 

Spanish America, Trade with. 

United States. Trade with Latin America; foreign commerce in March; com- 
parison of exports of leading nations: bridge construction; commerce in fruit 
Iiroducts; vital statistics for Manila; notes. 

Uruguay. Notes. 

Venezuela. Miscellaneous notes. 

United States of Brazil, ^eoj^raphic-al sketch, with spei-ial refereni-e to 
economic conditions and prospects of future development. 1901. 
238 pp. 

FOREIGN COMMERCK BUREAU 

Advance sheets of consular reports, May 1-81, 1901; nos. 1025-50. 
[Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 

Contents : 

Aerial navigation. British invention for. note; no. 1039. 

Alcohol vs. coal in Germany, by Richard CJuenther: no. 104(1. 

Amsterdam exjiort company, note; no. lO'Jd. 

Argentina. Trade outlook in, by Daniel Mayer: no. UKS, 

Automobiles, Exposition of, at "Brussels, by G. \V. Roosevelt; no. 10-J(i. 

British Guiana. Resources of. transmitted by (J. H. Moulton; no. 10(7. 

Butter, -VUegeii process of preserving, note: no, UMl. 

Butter trade of Finland, note: no, 10:53. 

Cable, New Britisli-Cjermau, note: no. 10:50. 

Cable connections with Madeira Islands, note: no, lO'Jli, 

Caiiaila, Railwav subsidies in, by Gustave Beiitelsiiacher: no, 1012, 

Unexplored, by A. G. Seyfert: no, 102(l. 

Cari-roa<l concession in Nicaragua: no. lO'JT. 

Caspian-Black Sea canal, note: no, 10:35. 

Cattle. Colombian cxjxirt dues on. note: no. 1039. 

Celluloid. Manufacture of. in France, note: no. 1035. 

Cement for south .\frica, note; no, 10;W, 

Charters [of .\merican vessels] for Canary Islands, note: no. 1034. 

ChiU'and Nicaragua, Reciproi'ity treaty between: no. lO'J". 

China, Commerce of, in UKK). transmitted by H, G, Stpiiers; no, 1049. 

Foreign trade of, by II, (J, Siiuiers; no. 1043. 

Coal, American, in .laiuin, n()te: no. 1039. 

in (ialicia. note; no. U):>0. • 

in (icrmany, by (), .L I). Hughes: no. 1047. 

Rt-duction"iii cost of, at TenerilVe. note; no, 1030. 

Coal situation in Hungary, by F. D. Chester; no. 1044. 

Colomliia. Port charges in, tiote: no. 103'J. 

ConiiMcrcial sctionl. New, at Cologne, note: no. lOKi. 

Copper, Production and consumption of, in Germany, by F. H. Mason; no. 1032. 

Corinio, Dock at, note: no, UMt;. 

Corn in Netherlands, by Morris Weill, transmitted by F. D. Hill: no. lOJs. 

Cr)sia Rica, Increased tariff in, note: no. 1050. 

Cotton in Russia, note; no, ItW.t, 

Cotton growing in west .\frica. I)y .lames Boyle; no, 1037. 

Crop prospects, Uiuavorable, in Germany, by F. H. Mason; no. 1041. 



May, 1901 289 

AdvaiH-e ^^lieets of {■on^jular reports — C'lHitiiuUMl. 
Coiitmti' — CoiitiiiiK'd. 

Diihoiiu'v, Trmlc of, liy Kichard GiienthiT ami .1. V. Mimnnliiiii; iici. \oi:i. 

DiTdrativf art. Exhilntion of. at Turin; no KKid. 

Di-nuTara inarki-t rc|>orls. note: no. UH:i. 

Dominican rxport iliitics aljoli>lu'il. noli-: no. l(i|(». 

EU'ctric anil waliT works. Ni-w, in (ini'bcc, noto; no. lOJii. 

Klfctric cars for rapid tran.^il. noli'; no. I(i:5,s. 

Kk'ctric plants in Dutch Kast India, note: no. 10U.'>. 

Ojn-niuK for. in Imlia. t)y K. F. I'attcrson; no. 1U*J7. 

Eli'Ctric railways in (icrinany. l>y Richard (iucuther: no. \(H'A. 

in Saxony, liy B. H. Warni'r! jr.; no. lo;i|. 

Export trade notes. transniittc<l hy F. H. Ma.son; no. 1050. 

Fanners' unions in (ierniany, noti'; no. 10:W. 

ForeiKners, Land titles of. iii .lapan [hiw]. transmitted by E. C. Bellows; no. 10:51. 

Frost. Prevention of. l>y cannon and .smoke, hy .1. ('. ("overt; no. 1047. 

Fruits, Californian vs. Spanish, transmitted hy K. M. Bartleman; no. 1043. 

Furniture in southern (uTmany. hy (>..!. I). Ilutfhes; no. lOlii. 

German commercial activitv in South America, transmitted hv (). H. Murphv; no, 
10-J.1. 

German customs war with Haiti, transmitted hy G. H. Murphy; no. 1040. 

German enterprise in Central America, note; no. 10;}J. 

German law taxing department stores. Workinjj of, hy F. H. Mason: no. lOJi). 

German settlements in south Brazil, note; no. lo:{l. 

Germany. American mainifacture<l iiroilucts in, hy F. H. Ma.son; no. 104,'>. 

Trade methods in, hy CharU's Ncucr; no. 1011. 

Germany's forei^in commerce. I'.ilK), hy ,1. B. .hickson; no. 1044. 

Gold discoveries, .Xllejri'd, in .Samoa, i)y L. W. ( (shorn; no. lO'^. 

Healinjr appliances, Sjianish exiiositioii of. transmitted hy ,1, G. Lay; no. 10:i6. 

Honduras, Trade notes from, note; no. 104'J. 

Horses, British market for, note; no. lOJlt. 

Hinijrary, Industrial projrress in, l)y F. W. Mahin; tio. 10'J9. 

Japanese investments of capital, transmitted by S. S. Lyon; no. 104'2. 

Kaiser Wilhelm Canal, note; no. 1017. 

Kiel, dock plants at. Enlargement of. hy Ilugli I'itcairn; no. 1044. 

Labor bureau. International, in Switzerland, hy George Gitt'ord; no. 1035. 

Lihrarit's, Public, in (icrmnny, note; no. iu;50. 

Liege trade with I'liitid States, by A. A. Winslow; no. 103(>. 

Linoleum. German demand for. note: no. 10.50. 

Liverpool medical fellowship open to Americans, transmitted hv .lames Boyle; 
no. 1040. 

Locomotives. FZnglish vs. American, in .lamaica. by X. R. Snyder; no. 1044. 

Locomotives and rolling .stock for Russian railroads, note; no. lO.'s. 

Malta, Shipping goods to, bv .1. H. Grout; no. 10.50. 

Tnide with, by J. H. Grout; no. 1050. 

Match factories. Scandinavian. Combination of. note; no. 104i>. 

Meat-prohibition law. (Jerman. transmitted by Richard Gnenther; no. 104'J. 

Meats. Canned, in l)ond in Germany, note; nf). lO'iti. 

Mexico. Trade opportunities in. note; no. 10:?2. 

Mineral production of Britisli Columbia, by A. E. Smith; no. lO'.'t-;. 

Mosquito poison. Antidote to. note: no. 10:39. 

Xamur, Belgium, Exposition at, note; no. 10'2.H. 

Nicaraguan loan. New, note; no. 10;?'2. 

Olive oil in Spain, note; no, 10'M. 

Packing goiMls for foreign markets, by Rufus Fleming; no. 104S. 

Petroleimi in Canada, by J. L. Bittinger; no. W2X. 

Phylloxera. Destruction of, in (iermany. note; no. 104'J. 

Plow's. German, in Porto Rico, note: no. 10;3'2. 

Potatoes, German, for America, note; no. 104:3. 

Preserves, Cnited States, in Germany, by (). .1. D. Hughes; no. 104('>. 

Rubljer. Danish substitute for. note: no."l04t'i. 

Rubber an<l gutta-percha, bv F, D. Hill: no. 103s. 

Russian trade with rnite<l States in 1900. by \V. R. Holloway; no. 1044. 

Salmon, I„ondon market for. by W. M. Osborne: no. 1034. 

Salmr>n fisheries in British Colmnbia. by L. E. Dudley; no. UM'J. 

Savings bank. Belgian government, by (}. \V. Roosevelt: no. 104t',. 

School gardens in Sweden, by Axel Gcorgii and R.S. S. Bergh; no. 10'27. 

Silk. Syrian, for United States, by (i. B. Ravndal: no. 10:37. 

Simpliin tuiuiel. Progress of. transmitted by H. L. Washington; no. 1043. 

Soap. Market for. in Sj)ain. by .1. G. Lay; no. Kni. 

Si>anisli goods. Exhibit of. in Habana an<l New York, note; no. 10'2t'>. 

Steamship. New (Jernnm. by .1. E, Kehl; no. lOiis. 

Steam.ship ponr-e.ssion in Liiicria. note: no. 10)0. 

.Steamship lines, German-S(nith American, Trattie of, transmitted by (;. H. Mur- 
phy; no. 1031. 

Stearin candles. Chinese demand for. note: no. 1039. 

Steel rails for t^ueenslancl. note; no. ItKJK. 

Stone. Artificial, bv .1. L. Bittinger: no. 10:30. 

Sudan. Tnitlic of. note; no. U«0. 

Sugar-beet waste. I'lilization of. by M. .1. Baehr; no. 10:33. 



290 3Iay, 1901 

AdvaiU'e .sheets uf cuusular repurt.-; — Continued. 

Coiiteiitx — Contimii'd. 

Sulphur wntf r. Artificial, note: no. 1039. 

.»^\vitziTl!iii<l. KusiiK'ss tinns in. notv: no. 103-4. 

S.vriii. Cnitcil .<tuti's tnuii- in. by (i. B. Kavndal: no. 103y. 

Tuc'inia-LiviTpoul .■.tfanisliiii line, note: no. Ki'-ib. 

Tea in Caucasu.^;. note: no. 1U4". 

Teak inrtnstry of Siani. by Hamilton King: no. UMl. 

Teleffniph .'system in cenlral .\frica. note: no. 103U. 

Telej;rai>li wires laid on snow, note: no. 1042. 

Teletrrapliy. Wireless, in the Mediterranean, note: no. 10;i2. 

Te.xtiles. .\nieriean. fur Kuropean markets, transmitted by P. B. Masoti: no. 1040. 

Trolley automobile line in fuTinany. note: no. lO'JT. 

Typewriters in Netherlands, correction, note: no. UMo. 

Water route from Fitnne to Stettin, by K. W. .Mahin: nr>. lir_"J. 

West .\\istralia. Imports of <lanjirerous jsoods into, note: no. WiO. 

Wheat imports. Si>ain's. in liH)U. transmitted by H. M. Bartleman: no. 1043. 

Wine-trade directory. Gennan. note: no. 104.i. 

Wire "^creenin.tr. Demand for. in K{fyi)t. note: no. 10:49. 

Wood. Kussian export tariff on. note: no. 102s. 

Zinc poison in colored hosiery, note: no. 1047. 

Commercial relations of T'nited States with foreign countries, 19(Xt. 
1901. V. 1, 1241 pp. -A maps. (H. doc. .SSO, pt. 1.) *70c 

Note. — Volume 1 contains a review of the world\s commerce, also published 
separately, and reports of consular otticers in Africa. America. Asia. Australasia, 
and Polynesia on the industries and commerce of their respective districts. Vf)l- 
nme 2 will contain the reports from Europe. 

Consular Keixwts, 3Iav, 1901; v. m, no. 248. xx -^ 1-1.^1 pp. ( H. doc. 
527, pt. 1.) [Moiitiily.] *15c 

Contents: 

.Vjfriculture. Chinese. ;uid .\merican machinery: by Kounsevelle Wildman. 

.\ir torpedo. Swedish: by Richard Guenther. 

Apricots. Dried, in Germany. 

Artiticial building stone in Germany: by M. J. Baehr. 

Artificial-silk factories in Kuroi>e: by F. W. Mahin and Richard Giietither. 

Austria. Movement in. against .\merican imports: by F. W. Hossfeld. 

Bec»iuerel rays: by Richard (iuenther. 

Beirut. Business conditions in: b<- G. B. Ravndal. 

Boxer trouble. EtTect of. on I'nited States trade: by .lohn Fowler. 

Brazilian taritt" changes: transmitted by H. W. Furniss. 

British Honduras. Tariff of: transmitted by W. L. .\very. 

British Honduras mail coiuract: transmitted by W. L. .\very. 

Canary Islands. Duties in: by Solomon Berliner. 

Canned goods. Frau<l\ilent. iii Mexico: by E. H Thompson. 

Cattle. Cnited States, straying into Mexico: transmitted by F. R. McCreery. 

Cereals. Proposed duties on. in (Jermany: by Richard Guenther and S. W. 

Hanauer. 
Cheese, United States, in Brazil: by .1. .1. Girimondi. 
Cinematograph for blind in France: by W. P. .\twell. 
Coal dust. Consumption of. in (Jermany: l)y O. .1. 1). Hughes. 
Coal situation. European. Change in: by R. P. Skinner. 
Cocoanut butter. Manufacture of. in Mannheim: liy H. W. Harris. 
Coflfee cultivation in Si)ain: by B. H. Ridgely. 
Corks. Production of. in Russia: by W. \. Heydecker. 
Electric lighting for (ierman sliips: by Richard (Juentlier. 
Electric street nnlway in Mannheim: by H. W. Harris. 
Electric tramways in CarditT: transmitted by D. T. Phillips. 
Electrical railway develoi>ment in (Jermany: tiy Richard (iuenther. 
Electricity in India: Iransmillecl liy R. F. PaltersoTi. 
Fisheries of Canada: l)y ,1. 1,. Bitlinger. 
Foreign reports and publications. 

Fuel and heating appliances. Spanish e.x|>osition of; tran-;mitte<l by .1. <;. Lay. 
Gas and electric light in Canada: by .1. L. Bittinger. 
Gaslight vs. electricity; by Richard (iuenther. 
German customs due-i on colonial products: by. I. F. Mona.ghan. 
German interests in Central .\inerica: by H. W. Diederich. 
(iold i>rodu<-tion, Australasian, in IIMX): by .1. P. Bray, 
(iraphite. Bavarian vs. Ceylon; bv C). J. D. Hughes. 
Hog bristh's in China; by L. S. Wilco.x. 
Iron and steel industries in Canada: by G. W. Shotts. 
. Ivory market, Antwerp: by (J. F. Lincoln. 
Manufactures and agricultural products, (ierman: by ( ». .1. D. Hughes. 
Meat-inspection law in (iermany: by H. W. Diederich. 
Mineral clevelopment of Nova Scotia: transniitti'd by .1. (i. Foster. 
Minerals in I'ral Mountains; by W. I{. Holloway. 
Mining syndicate, (ierman. in Spain; by (). ,L D. Hughes. 
Montevideo port contract: by .\. W. Swalm. 
New Brunswick, Railway development in: by Gustave Beutelsi>acher. 



Mav, 1901 291 



Cout^ular Kf|iurts — ('(>ntiinu-<l. 

<'iiiitnits — CnlltilUU'd. 

Nifiinitriiii. Iiulnstrial (•(nulitioiis in. liy I. A. MutiniiiK; triinMnitte<l by Chester 

I)<>n«l(is<iii. 
Notes. 

<»iii<»ns. Cultivjition of. in Epypt; by F. W. Hossfeld. 
Optical and plate ulass industry. Cennan: by T. .1. .\lbert. 
IVat wood in .\ustria; l)y C. B. Hurst. 
IVtrolemn trade. Kussian: liy .1. C. Chambers. 

I'olato e.xliitiition at Hiirrelona I rules]: Iran>niitt(-d by .1. (i. Lay. 
Precious stones. Testing: by Kicliard Kuenther. 
l^uinine auction in Katavia: by H. .s;. Kairden. 
Kosjirio. Port iniprovenieiit-- at: by .1. M. .\yers. 
Kus>ia. .s:iani]>ed docunu-nis in: bv W. K. Holloway. 
Russian taritl". New: transinitteil by .1. K. Kelil. 
Sawdust. Coniniercial uses of. in Kuropc: by .1. C. Covert and Rufus Fleming'. 

rtili7.ation of. in Canada: by .1. L. BittiuKer. 

Shoe industry in Russia: by W. .\. Heydi'ckcr. 

Strikes, (iernian judicial deci.sion re damages by; transmitted by Richard 

Guenther. 
Sugar. I'roduction of, in Spain: by .1. (i. Lay. 
Sugar industry in Simin; by B. H. Ridgely. 
Sulj>hur in Ru.ssia: by K. T. Liefeld. 

Sulphur combination. Sicilian: by Ale.xander Heinpirtner. 
TeU'Kraphy. wirele-s. Present condition of: transmitted by (J. \V. Roo.ses'elt. 
Textile industry. (Jerman. Decline in: V>y Max .\dler. 
Tientsin. E.xport trade from: l)y .1. \\'. Ragsdale. 
Venezuela, Tariff of: transmitted by K. H. Plumacher. 
Wine and I'ider production of France in I'.RK): by \. y\. Thackara. 
Wine and grape trade. (Jerman. in IWIO: by Walter S<-humann. 

Exjairts declared foi I'liited States, returns from eon.'^iilar districts for 
•juarter ended Dec. 31, liHX). 1901. vii - 111 pp. ( H. <loc. o44. ) 

Foreifrn markets for American coal. 1900 [reprint 1901]. p. 1-312. 
(Special Consular Reports, v. 21, pt. 1.) *20c 

Vehicle industry in Europe. 1900 [reprint 1901]. p. 313-410, il. (Spe- 
cial ("onsular Reports v. 21, jit. 2.) *10c 

roRTo RICO 

l.«t annual repurt of Charles H. Allen, governor, May 1, 1900-May 1, 
1901 [with rer>orts of insular secretary, attornev-jreneral. etc.]. 
May 1, 19(tl. 445 pp. 2 p<.r. 14 j)l. " *50e 

ROLLS AND LIP.RARY BUREAU 

List of books, i>amiihlets, and maps received, July-Dec. 19(10. with ref- 
erences to articles in i>eriodicals relating to law of nations, diplo- 
macy, history, and political .>Jcience, supplemented hy li.<t of period- 
icals and news]ia])ers received; new series, no. 22. [1901.] 76 pp. 

4" [."Semiannual.] 



Treasury Department 

Cutia. Impiisitifiu uf restrictions upon nonimmune travel from Cuha. 
May 6, 1901. 1 p. 4" (Dept. cir<ular .53, 1901; ^htrine-Hospital 
Service. ) 

Delit. Statement of luihlic deht and cash in Tn-asurv, Mav, 190L 1 
p. f" [Monthly.] 

Drawback, numbering jirelimiriary entries. Apr. 29, 1901. 1 p. 4" 
( Dept. circular 49, 1901 : Division of Customs. ) 

Emjdoyees. Filling vacancies V>y permanent ai)pointment of persons 
employed for occasional duty. May <>, 1901. 1 p. 4" ( Dei»t. cir- 
cular .54, 1901; Division of Appointments.) 



292 May, 1901 

ViAi. Standard net wi-itrlit of lialf liarri-I of Hsli. May 14, 1901. 1 p. 

4" (Dept. cin-nlar oil, HH)1 ; Division of Customs.) 
Furniture. General spt'cilicatioihs fur furniture. 1901. 11 pp. 
Ula-sy. Mea.^urenient and iia.«sirtcation of ylass. May 7, 1901. 2 i)p. 

4" (Dept. eireular oo, 1901: l)ivi.«ion of Customs. ) 
(ilove.«. Cla.-sitication of leather jrloves. May 1, 1901. 1 )>. 4° (Dept. 

circular ol, 1901; Division of Customs.) 
Louisiana Punhase K.xposition at St. Louis, Mo. May 17, 1901. 4 \>\>. 

4" (Dept. circular ()0, 1901; Division of Customs.) 
Merchandise. Entries of nierchandi.se invoiced in rupees. May 18, 

1901. 1 I). 4" (Dept circular HI, 1901; Division of Customs.) 
Napkins. Classification of cotton nai)kins in the jjiece. May 13, 190L 

1 J). 4" ( Dei)t. circular 5<S, 1901; Division of Customs.) 

Paper. Tiiin linen pai)er not for use in general correspondence. May 28, 
1901. 1 i>. 4" (Dept. circular 63, 1901; Division of Stationery, 
Printing, and Blanks. ) 

Securities. [Tal)les showing market prices and investment values of 
outstanding securities of United States, Apr. 1901.] May 1, 1901. 

2 pj). 4" (Dept. circular 50, 1901; Government Actuary.) 

S\igar. Additional duty on Argentine sugar. ^lay 4, 1901. 1 p. 4° 
(Dept. circular 52, 1901; Division of Customs. ) 

Treasurv decisions under tariff, internal revenue, immigration, naviga- 
tion laws, etc., weekly, v. 4, nos. 18-22; May 2-30, 1901. [Depart- 
ment decisions nund^ered 22990-2.3075, including general appraisers' 
decisions 4918-31, and internal revenue decisions 332-350.] 

APPRAISERS 

Reapi)raisements of merchandise bv general appraisers [on Apr. 27- 
May 24, 1901]; 3Iav 6-27, 1901. 4" ( Heai)praisement circulars 
686^699; Division of Customs.) [Weekly.] 

AUDITOR FOR INTERIOR DEPARTMENT 

Payment of unindorsed pension checks after death of pavees. May 21, 
1901. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular ()2, 1901.) 

AUDITOR FOR WAR DEPARTMENT 

General information as to extra i)ay for officers and enlisted men of 
Armv who served in War with" Spain. Mav 13, 1901. 2 pp. 4" 
(Dept. circular 57, 1901.) 

BOOKKEEPINC; AND WAKRAXTS DIVISION 

Comparative statement of receipts and exi)enditures of United States 
[for month and 11 months endin<r .Mav, 1900 and 1901]. 1 p. oblong 
8" [Monthly.] 

Statement of Treasury, May 1-31, 1901. Each [3] i)p, 4" [Daily ex- 
cejit Sundays ami holidays.] 

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 

KoTK.—Tlit." Chnrts, Const I'ilot.x.iuul Tick' TiibU's of the ("oust und Geodetic Sur- 
vey lire sold at tlie otlicc of tlic Survey, in Washiiifrtoii. and also l)y one orniore 
sales aKents in each of tlie iinooriant .\inerican seaixirls. The monthly Notice to 
Mariners may be had free at lliese aReneies, at all United Stales eustoni-lnmses, at 
the brunch hydroKraiihie otlices of the Navy l)ei>artment,at United States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the otlice of the Coast Survey. 



May, 1901 293 

Coast jiilot notes on Fox Islamls passes, I'lialaska Hav, Uering Sea, 
and Arctic Ocean as far as I'oint Barrow, '.id eilition with aiMi- 
tions. 1901. (S4 pp. 5 ])l. lar^'e S" (Bulletin, v. ."i, no. 40.) 

Notice to Mariners 271" Apr. 1001. 14 t [2] i>p. 4" [Monthly.] 

NoTK. — Contains ctirrt-ctions fur fharts of the Coast lUirt (ieodetic Survey, with 
list.-* of new ehart.s, canceled etlitions. etc. 

Tide tables for [calendar] year lOOl.'. 1001. 402 pp. il. lar^'c 8" 
(Treas. Dei)t. doi-. 221S. ) [List of references on the ireneral snl)ject 
of tides on i)ajj:es 24, 2o.] 50c 

Clifirts 

Boston Harbor, Ma.s.-^.; chart .WT. Scale 1:40,000. .Vpr. 1001, lir.-^t 
published ISO?. 20.7 X 35 in. 50c 

[Cieorjiia ami Florida] Sai)elo Island to Amelia Islands; chart 157. 
Scale 1:80,000. Apr. IHOl, tii-st published 1S70. 41.2X32.5 in. 

50c 

Kahuliii Harbor and ajijiroaches, Islan<l of Maui, Hawaiian Islands; 
chart 4105. Scale 1 : 10,000. May, 1001. 20.1 X 20.1 in. 25c 

Kamiakakai Harl)or, Island of Molokai, Hawaiian Islands; chart 4106. 
S< -ale 1:10,000. May, 1001. 17.9 X 14.8 in. 25c 

Xarrajransett Bav, R. I.; chart 353. Scale 1:40,000. Apr. 1901, first 
pul)lished 1873. 45.9 X 30.2 in. 75c 

Norton Sound, Alaska; chart 9380. Scale 1:400,000. Mav. 1001, first 
publi.-^hed 1000. 32.4 X 41 in. ' 50c 

[Pacific coast] northwest coast of America and inland i)a.ssages, Olvmpia, 
Wash., to Mt. St. Elias, Alaska; chart 3089. Scale 1:1,200,000. 
Apr. 1901, first published 1891. 04.5 X 21.1 in. 50c 

Providence Harbor, K. I.; chart 352. Scale 1:10,000. Mav, 1001, first 
published 1805. 19.4 X 15.5 in. 20c 

[Rhode Islam! and Connei-ticut] Newi)ort to Plum Island, inclmling 
Block Island Sound; chart 114. Scale 1 : 80,000. Feb. 1901, first 
published 1848. 29.1X41.9 in. 50c 

Sual, Port, Linjraven (tuU', Luzon Island, Philipiiine Islands; prelimi- 
nary chart 4241. Scale 1: 10,000. May, 1901. 22.2 X 25 in. 25c 

Yukon River, Apoon ^louth to head of pa.<ses, scale 1: 80,000; with sub- 
sketch, Apoon Mouth, scale 1:20,000; chart 9872. Mav, 1901, first 
publi.«^he<l 1899. 38.15 X 31.9 and 15.8 X 19.3 in. " 25c 

Yukon River, Kwiklowak Mouth; chart 9373. Scale 1: 80,000. Mav, 
1901. 28.5 X 38 J) in. 25c 

COMPTROLLER OF CCRRFXCY 

Bulletin 420-423; May ♦)-27, 1901. 4' [Weekly.] 

Note.— .\nnounees ehange.s in oliieers! of national hanks, orKanization of new 
banks, licjuidations, etc. 

Text of annual report for vear [ende<l Oct. 31] 1900. Dec. 3, 19(X) [pub- 
lished, 1901]. 70 pp. ' (Treas. Dept. doc. 2205.) 

COMPTROLLER OF TREASURY 

Decisions, v. 7, pt. 3, Jan. -Mar. lOdl: containing decisions by Robert J. 
Tracewell and Leander P. Mitchell. 1901. vii — .'!01-5"95- ix pp. 

CUSTOMS I)I\lSloN 

Tariff of 1897 on imjMjrts into United States, with customs administrative 
act of Jiuie 10, 1890, with amendments, war-revenue act of June 13, 
1898, and amendatorv act of Mar. 2. 1001. 1001. 200 pp. (Treas. 
Dept. <loc. 2223.) 



21»4 May, 1901 

INTERNAL KKVENUE OFFICE 

C'diifeniiii^' caiKvllatinn of internal-revenue stamps. Max l'2, UtOl. 

1 \>. 4" (Circular H()2. ) 

Kegulatitjiis concerning.' IkhkIs form ool ami imler. etc., used in tran.«- 
fers to jreneral bonile<l warehouses. Ajir. 17, UM)1. '■'> \>\>. ([Kejru- 
lations] no. :.'0, supjilcment 1. ) 

LIFE-S.VV1N<; SEUVICE 

Instrnctimr keejiers of life-saving stations relative to execution of civil 
service f(.rm :Wo. May 7, 1901. 1 p. 4" ( I )ept. circular oH. U»01.) 

LRillT-HOUSE BOARD 

X,,TK.— Till' Bulk-tins. Beacon and Bnoy Li.'sts. and Light Lists pnltlished by the 
Light-House Board ran be obtained, free of charge, on apjilication to the office of 
the Board at \Va.«hington, the inspectors of the several lighthouse districts, the 
United states eustom-honses, the Hydrographic ottice and its branehes,and the 
sales agents of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 

Bulletin 119, recent changes in aids to navigation. Mav 1. 1901, coasts of 
United States. 26 — [2] pp. 4" [:Monthly.] 

1st District. List of beacons, buoys, and ilaymarks, from northeast 
boiuidarv of United States to Hampton Harbor, N. IL; corrected 
to May 1, 1901. 127 -^ vii pp. large S" 

List of lights and fog signals of United States on northern lakes and 
rivers, also of Canada on those waters; corrected to opening of navi- 
gation, 1901. 161 -f vi pp. map, large S" 

Notice to Mariners 53-67 of 1901; May o-27, 1901. p. 53-67, 4" 

Note. — Contain.* notices of establishment of new lights, light-vessels, and steam 
whistles, changes in buoyage, etc. 

Officers on dutv under Light-House Establishment. ^lav 11 [15], 1901. 

2 pp. 4" (Circidar 2of 1901.) 

LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION 

Circulation statement. May 1, 1901. 1 p. oblong 8" [Monthly.] 

Note.— Estimated i>opiilation. Mav 1. 1901, "T.oSfi.OtIO: circulation per capita, 
S28.31. 

Registered bon<ls caveated upon books of De])artment, Mav 1, 1901. 
1 p. f" [Monthly.] 

MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Pu])lic Healtii Reports, v. 15 [.Ian. -Dec. 1900, title-jtages and] index. 

1901. [i] — [i] — Ixxxi pp. 
Same, v. 16, nos. 18-22; Mav .•5-31, 1901. [xix] -^ 9.3.3-1 251 i)p. 

[Weekly.] 
Note.— This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 

Other countries, as reported by the ofhcers of the Marine Hospital .service and 

others, is for gratuitous distrit)Ution, but the edition is limited, and the docinnent 

is intended only for health ofticersand other persons interested in sanitary affairs. 

To obtain it a|i]ilication shoidd be made to the Supervising Surgeon-General of 

the Marine Hospital Service. Treasury I)ei>artment. 

Rei)ort of commi.-^sion for investigation of plague in San Francisco. 1901. 
23 pp. map. 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Advance sheets from M(tnthly Smnmary of Commerce ami Finance, 
showing details of imports and exports bv articles an<l ninntries for 
Apr. 1901. 64 pj.. 4" 



May, 1901 295 

P^xjMtrt."^ iif (loine^tic I >rea<l stuffs, i)nivisions, r(»ttt>n, and iniiuTal oils, 
Apr. 1901. l.S pi>. 4" (RulU'tiii 10. series litOO-1901. I [M<intlily.] 

Iini)urts and export-s (if rniteil States, Apr. 1901. 1 p. 4" [Monthly.] 

Montlilv Smnniarv of C'oninierre and Finance of Initeil States, Mar. 
1901; no. 9, .«eries 1900-1901. j.. :.>07o-L':i.=)7, 1 |.l. 4" (H. <loe. 15, 
pt. 9. ) *:!.-S,. 

National debts of the world; fmiu Snmiiiarv of Conmierce and Finance, 
yUu: 1901. p. L'141-L'L'L'l, 1 pi. 4" 

TKKASIKKK OF INITED STATES 

Monthlv statement, paper currency of each (leimniination outstanding 
May :^1, 1901. 1 p. ol)lnng 24" " 



War Department 



Circular [|>roniuljrating opinion of jud}:e-advocate-j;eneral relating: to 
inviolaV)ility, etc., of pul)lic records of Department]. Mav ;■{, 1901. 
17 pp. 12" " 

List of persons designated hv Pre.sident for appointment as lieutenants 
in Army. [1901.] 8 pp. 12" 

Report of l)oard of army officers upon claim of William Farrar Snnth 
that he, and not General Rosecrans, originated plan for relief of 
Chattanooga, Oct. 186:i. 1901. 226 pp. 1 pi. 8 maps. 

A I)JrTANT-( JENERAL 

Armv list and directory, officers of Army, May 20, 1901; [no.] IS. 

62 pp. ' ■ ■ *10c 

Circular 16-18 [1901]; May 10-2o, 1901. Each 1 p. 12" 
Enlistments for line of Army, Apr. 1901. 10 pp. 12" [Monthly.] 
General orders 60-77 [1901]; Apr. .SO-May 29, 1901. 12" [Corrected 

2d print of no. 60.] 
Insular seryice of regular trooj)s with dates of dejiarture from and return 

to United States. May 1, 1901. 12 pp. 
Special orders 101-126 [1901]; :May 1-:!1, 1901. 12" [Daily except 

Sundays and holidays.] 
Stations of Army. May 9-2.S, 1901. Each [2] pp. oblong f" [Weekly; 

none issue<l 3Iay 2, 80.] 

ARMY 

MII.ITAKV nKl'AKTMKNTS ANO DniSIONS 

Philippines. [Communication regarding li(jUor traffic and licensing of 
prostitution in Philippine Islands.] Manila, Feb. 4, 1901. 3 pp. 

ENGINEER DET'.VRTM ENT 

Circular 3, 4 [1901]; May 6, 7, 1901. 12' 

General orders 2, 8 [1901]; :May .3, 9, 1901. Each 1 p. 12" 

Special onlei-s 17-2:; [1901]; May 3-22, 1901. Each 1 ].. 12' 

NORTHEKN AND NOKTHWE-VfERN LAKE.S SURyEY 

Regulations for sale of lake suryey charts [with catalogue of chaits]. 
[1901.] [4] pp. 4" 



296 May, 1901 

insular affairs division 

Moiitlilv snmiuarv of coniiiiene of Cuba, Oc-t. 1900; no. 4, t-eries 1900- 

1901. [1901.] p. 213-293, 4" *10c 

Montlilv ."^uiiiiuarv of conimeire of Philippine Islands, Sej)!. 1900; no. 3, 

.«enes 1900-1901. [1901.] p. 133-209, 4" *10c- 

Report on eon.«t ruction to l)e fjiven Congressional enactment, approved 

Mar. 2, 1901, relating to public lands and tim])er in Philipjjines; bv 

Charles K. :\Iagoon. Mar. 15, 1901. 15 pp. 

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 

Circular 3, 4 [1901]; Feb. 27, May 29, 1901. 12" 

Specifications of material and labor required in construction of hospital 
ward and dead house at Fort Screven, Ga. [1901.] 15 pp. 

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 

Cla.«s 7, infantry eciuipnients [ja-ice-list]. [1901.] 1 p. 
Ordnance orders 4-6 [1901]; May 16-25, 1901. 12" 
Public sale [of ordnance propertv at Fort Dade, Port Tam]ia, Fla.]. 
[May 2, 1901.] 2 1. 4° 

NKW VOKK AKSEXAL 

Catalogue of condemned ordnance stores, consisting of fixed ammuni- 
tion, eciuipments [etc] at public sale at arsenal. 1901. 57 pp. 4" 

I'KOVIXG GKOIXI), SANDY IIOoK 

Catalogue of materials and supplies for proving ground, 1902. 1901. 14 
pp. 4" 

SPRINGFIELD ARMOKV 

Catalogue of materials and supplies required at armorv, 1902. 1901. 
76 pp. 4" 

WATERTOWN ARSENAL 

Catalogue of siege mortar carriages and mortar Ijeds, small arms, equip- 
ments, etc., for sale at arsenal. 1901. 10 pp. 4" 

PAY DEPARTMENT 

Circular 260, 261; May (5, 10, 1901. 12" 

Monthlv station list of officers, Mav 1, 1901. 4 i.i>. [No station list 

issued Apr. 1, 1901.] 
Stoppage circular, "Slay 15, 1901. 12 pp. [Monthly.] 

PHILIPPINE COMMISSION, 1900- 

Act regulating salaries of officers an<l emplovccs in I'hilippinc civil serv- 
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Rules and instructions relative to accounting systt-m of military govern 
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case of ])u))lic civil proi)erty in Pliilipiiine Islands for which civil or 
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3Iay, 1901 297 

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Air-ships. Count von Zeppelin's diriirihle air ship; from report, 1899. 

1901. p. 5G3-ot}5, 2 pi. ([Publication] 1248. ) 
Birds. On sense of smell in birds, bv XaviOr Rasjiail; from report, 

1899. 1901. p. 3G7-:;78. ( [Publication] 12.38. ) 
Bunsen memorial lecture, by Henry Roscoe; from rejiort, 1899. 1901. 

p. 605-644, 1 por. 6 facsii'n. ( [P'ublication] 1251.) 
Earth. Estimate of geolojrical age of the earth, bv J. Jolv; from rejiort, 

1899. 1901. p. 247-288. ( [Publication] 1232. ) 
On Lord Kelvin's address on age of the earth as abode fitted for 

life, bv T. C. Chamberlain; from report, 1899. 1901. p. 223-246. 

([Publication] 1231.) 
Fishes. Have fishes memorv? bv L. Edinger; from report, 1899. 1901. 

p. 375-394. ( [Publication] 'l239. ) 
Garden and its development, bv Paul Falkenberg; from report. 1.S99. 

1901. p. 40.3-418. ([Publication] 1241.) 
Hvdrogen. Litpiid hv<lrogen, bv Professor Dewar; from rci>ort, 1899. 

1901. p. 131-142,"2 pi. ([Publication] 1225. ) 
Ivorv. Mammoth ivorv, bv R. Lvdekker; from rejiort, 1S99. 1901. 

i>. 361-366. ([Pubhcatil.n] 12.37.) 



298 May, J!)01 

Lijrlit. Wave tla-orv of lijrht, 1)V A. Cormi; from ivixjit, iSWt. lltOl. 
p. 98-105. ( [Piil)licati<.n] 1222. ) 

J^ifjuifls. Motion of jK-rfi-ct lit|ui<l, bv H. S. Hele-Shaw: from report, 
1SH9. 1901. )). 107-1 IS, 4 pi. ([I'ublifatioii] 122:1 ) 

Mammoth. Truth at)out the mammotli, bv Frc'derii- A. Liioa.«; from 
report, 1899. 1901. p. :{o.S-:io9, 4 pi. ('[Pul)lication] 12oti ) 

Man. Problem in American anthropology, bv Frederit- Ward Putnam; 
from report, 1S99. 1901. p. 47:^-4S(>." ( iPublicati(m] 1248. ) 

Review of evidence ivlating to auriferous gravel man in California, 

bv William II. Holmes; from report, 1899. 1901. p. 419-472. 5 il. 
IH pi. ([I'ul)lication] 1242.) 

Marshall Islands. On sea charts formerly used in Marshall Islamls, 
with no'iices on navigation of these islamlers in general, l)v Captain 
Winkler; from report, 1S99. 1901. j.. 4S7-ri0S, 9 il. 15 pL ([Pub- 
lication] 1244. ) 

^lotion. Relation of motion in animals and plants to electrical phe- 
nomena which are associated with it, bv J. Burdon-8anderson; 
from report, 1S99. 1901. p. 829-;ril, 5 il. 5 \>]. ([Publication] 
12:-)5.) 

Nature. Survey of that part of range of nature's operations which man 
is competent to studv, bv (f. .Johnstone Stonev; from report, 1899. 
1901. p. 207-222, 1 tab." ([Publication] 1280.') 

Ocean. Present condition of floor of ocean, evolution of continental 
and oceanic areas, bv John Mnrrav; from report, 1899. 1901. j». 
809-828. ( [Publication] 1284. ) 

Petrifled forests of Arizona, bv Lester F. Ward: from report, 1899. 1901. 
p. 289-807, 8 1)1. ( [Publication] 1288. ) 

Phili])l)ines. List of native tril)es of Phili]>])ines and languages spoken 
1)V them, bv Ferdinand P>lunientritt [translate<l. witli introduction 
aiid notes, i)v ( ). T. Mason]; from report, 1S99. 1901. j). 527-547, 
9 pi. map. "([Publication] 1246.) 

Peopling of Philippine*, bv Ruilolf \'irchow [translateil, with 

notes, bv (). T. .Mason]; froiil report, 1899. 1901. p. 509-526,3 pi. 
([Publication] 124.5.) 

Phvsics. Field of experimental research, bv Flihu Thomson; from 

" report, 1899. 1901. p. 119-130. ([Publication] 1224.) 
Psvchical research. Sir William Crookes <m psvchical research: from 

report, 1899. 1901. p. 18,5-205. ([Publication] 1229.) 
Publications of institution available for distriltution. Mar. 1901. .55 pp. 

([Publication] 12.5H. ) 
Radiation. Experimental study of radio-active substances, by Henry 

Carrington Bolton; from rei)ort, 1899. 1901. j). 1.55-1(>2." ([Pul)- 

lication] 1227. ) 
Report. Annual report of regents, 1899 [with report of secretary, etc., 

and ajjpendix]. 1901. Ixiii • ()72 pjt. il. 1 por. 78 pi. 2 maps, 6 

fac-sim. 1 tab. ( [Pul)lication 1252]; H. doc. 737, pt. 1, 56th Cong. 

1st sess. ) *95c 

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.Journal of proceedings of regents, report of executive committee, 

acts of Congress; from report, 1899. 1901. )>. xi-lxiii. ([I'ublica- 
cation] 1221.) 

Report of S. P. Langley, secretary, 1899. 1901. ]>. 1-87, 1 il. 5 pi. 

niaji. ([I'ul)lication] 1178.) [Appendix 8 I'ontains report of rep- 
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May, 1901 299 

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icport, ism». li)()l. p. lt;:i-ls;l ([l'nhlicati..ii] IL'L'S.) 
Siit'iitilir thoujrlit in K'tli ceiitiirv, hv William Nurtli Kici-; I'roin 

ivi.ort, ISiHt. IWl. |). :wri-4()'J. '([I'liblicatioii] 1L'40. ) 
Some of latt'st acliit'vt'inoiits ol scit'iicis liv William Crookcs; tVom 

report, ISW. IttOl. j). 14.S-i:>;i. ( [Pnl)li;-ati..ii] lU'L'H. I 
Sculpturts of Santa Liu-ia Cozumaluialpa. ( iiiatt-mala, in ('tliiioloi.M(al 

mnst-nm of Herlin, Itv Herman Strelicl; from re|iort. IMiit. ];»()1. 

p. .Mli-.-.iil. 11 pi. ([rnhlication] lL'47. ) 
Steam-enjrine. (Vnturv's i)ro'rress of steam eii<rine. !)v K. ii. Tlinrston; 

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from report, ISW. 1901. p. ot)7-.=)i»(). ( [Publication] 1L'4H. ) 

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C'amhiian hraehiopoda; oholella, subgenus glyptias, biria, obolus, sul>- 
irenus Westonia, witli (leserii)tion« of new sjiecies, bv Charles I>. 
WaU-ott: from Troeeei lings, v. l'.!. Htoi. j.. tiiW-liOo. ' (No. 1229.) 

(.'omj)arison of osteology of jerboas and jinii|iing mice [with l)il)liogra- 
piiv], bv Marcus W. Lvon, jr.: from Proceedings, v. 2.'{. 1901. p. 
boVMiOS" .S pi. (No. 122S. ) 

Li.'^t of ferns and fern allies of North America north <d' Mexico, with 
l)rincii)a] synonyms ami distril)ntion [with l)ib]i()gra])hy], ])y Wil- 
liam K. Maxoii; fi-om PiiiceedinLrs, V. 2:>. 1901. )>. ()19-(i.">l. " (No. 
122(>. ) 

Systematic arrangement of families of diptera, V)V J). W. Cociuillett; from 
Proceedings, V. 2."]. 1901. p. (io.WioS. (No. 1227.) 



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Schetlule of volumes of documents and rej)orts of 50th Congress, 1st .ses- 
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300 May, 11)01 

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Taxation oi rorjxirations, report on systems employed in varions States 

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Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Congressional Record, jiroceed- 
ings and debates of 56th Congress, 2d session, v. 34 [jit. 1; Dee. 3, 
1900-Jan. 14, 1901]. 1901. [3] - 1-992 pp. 4" 

SJiipment 20 

Congress. 56th Congress, l.st se.«.sion. House documents, v. 66. No. 
118; War of Rebellion, series 3, v. 2. (Serial no. 3963.) 

SJiipment 30 

Agriculture. Department of. ^lexican cotton-boll weevil; bv Frederick 
W. Mally. 1901. 30 pp. 4 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 130.) 

Agrostology Division (DeiJartnient of Agriculture). Range grass and 
forage plant exjieriments at Highmore, S. Dak., report of progress. 
[Apr. 2, 1901.] 5 pp. 8° (Circular 33.) 

Some Arizona grasses. Apr. 22, 1901. 10 pp. 8" (Circular 32. ) 

Entomology Division (Department of Agriculture) . Destnu-tive locusts, 
popular c<jnsideration uf a few of t*" > more injurious locusts, or grass- 
hoppers, of United States, with best means of destroving them; bv 
C. V. Riley. 1891. 62 pp. 11 il. 12 pi. map, 8" (Bulletin 25. ) 

Experiment Stations Office ( Department of Agriculture). Experiment 
Station Record, v. 12, no. 9. 1901. vii-f 801-900 pj^. 8" 

Geological Survev (Interior Department). Geolojzic atlas of United 
States, Huntington folio, W. \'a.-Ohio. Library edition. 1900. 
6 pp. 2 il. 2 pi. 4 maps, large 4" (Folio 69. ) 

Statistics Division (Department of Agriculture). Crop Reporter, v. 2, 
no. 11; Mar. 1901. 8 pp. 4" [Monthly.] 

Rsti mates of Russian crops. Feb. 5, 1901. 11 pp. 1 il. 8" (Cir- 
cular 14. ) 

Shipment 31 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House <locuments, v. 67. No. 
287; War of Rebellion, series 3, v. 3. (Serial no. 3964.) 

Shipment 32 

Congre.«s. 56th Congress, 1st se.s«ion. House documents, v. 6,s. No. 
496; War of Relxdlion, series 3, v. 4. (Serial no. 3965.) 

11354— No. 77—01 3 301 



302 :\rAY, 1901 

Shipment 33 

Contrre.«.s. 56th Concrres:', It^t f^e.epion. Houpe dofunient.«, v. 69. No. 
55:^; War of Rel>ellioii, series 3, v. 5. (Serial no. 8966.) 

Pocunients Ottioe ( (Tovernnient Printinjr Office). Table."' of imhlic ilocu- 
ments priiiteU annually or at recrular intervals, sho\vin<r extra and 
usual nunilter printed and distribution of same; prepared by super- 
intendent of documents. 1901. 12 pp. 8" 

Shipment 34 

Congress. 56th Conorress, 1st session. House documents, v. 70. 'So. 
579; War of Rebellion, series 4, v. 1. (Serial no. 3967.) 

Shipment 35 

Agriculture, Department of. Eggs and their uses as food; bv C. F. 

Langworthy. 1901. 32 pp. S" ( Farmers' bulletin 128. ) 
Practical suggestions for farm l)uildings; by George G. Hill. 1901. 

48 pp. 28 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 126.) 
Sweet potatoes; bv D. M. Nesbit. 1901. 40 pi>. 8" (Farmers' 

bulletin 129.) 
Biological Survey Division (Department of Agriculture). Protection of 

birds and game, directorv of State officials and organizations for 

1901. Ajn-. 18, 1901. 10 'pp. 8" (Circular 33.) 
Congi'ess. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 50. Nos. 

116, 257; Special Consular Reports, v. 17, Sewage and garbage, 

Coal-tar; v. 18, ^Merchant marine. (Serial no. 3947.) 
Internal Revenue Office (Treasury Department). Regulations relating 

to taxes on tobacco, snuff, cigars, and cigarettes, and rebate of taxes 

• on tol)acco, snuff, and cigars. Apr. 1901. 19 pp. 8" ([Regulations] 

no. 8 revised, supplement 2. ) 

Ship7nent 36 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House docimients, v. 16. No. 4; 
Reports of Post-Office Department, 1899. (Serial no. 3913. ) 

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Congress. 56th Congre.«s, 2d session. Congressional Record, proceedings 
and del>atesof 56tli Congress, 2d session, v. 34 [pt. 2; Jan. 14-Feb. 6, 
1901]. [3] + 993-1984 pp. 4'> 

Shipment SS 

Congre.ss. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 34. No. 7; 
District of Colund)ia report, 1899, v. 3, 4. (Serial no. 3931.) 

Shipment 39 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 71. No. 
658; War of Rcln-jlion, series 4, v. 2. (Serial no. 3968.) 

Shipment 40 

Coast and Geodetic Survey (Treasury Department). Coast pilot 
notes on Fox Islands passes, I'nalaska Bay, Bering Sea, and Ai'ctic 
Ocean as far as Point Barrow. 3d edition with additions. 1901. 
64 i>i.. 5 1.1. large 8'^ (Bulletin, v. 3, no. 40.) 



May, 1901 • 'fes' 

Coiifrrest-. ."Kitli (.dii^rrfss. 2.1 si-ssitm. Statutes [.assn I at iM .H'ssi< >u '.cjI; 
">tith C'lHifrress. l(t(U)-U)(il. ami n'ceiit ((Hivoutiniis. tnatifs, exiTUtiVe' 
l»nKlaiiiation.«, and cuinurrent ivsolutions; editnl iimU'r ilirectioii 
tif Secretary of State. 1901. [113(5] pp. large 8" 

SJiljtiiiiiit 41 

ConjrreH!-. otUli Conjrres.^, Is^t !>es.«iun. Hou^e <loiuineiit.<, v. 72. No. 
678; War of Kelttlli.in, series 4, v. 3. (Serial no. 39tit». ) 

Sliipmcnl 4~ 

Congress. 5(ith Congress, 1st session. House doemnents, v. .i4. Nos. 
17,572, 633, 714-718; Utological Survey bulletins 162-169. (Serial 
no. 3951. ) 

Shiptnent ^J 

Congress. 56tli Congress. 1st se.«sion. House du(iuiuiii>. \. 75. No. 
175, pt. 2; Anieriean Rejiulilies Bureau monthly bulletin, Jan. -June, 
1S99, V. (i. 11, .s. 7-12. (Serial no. 3972.) 

Sliipiiicnt 44 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House doeuinents, v. 76. Xo. 
175, pt. 3; Ameriean Republics Bureau monthly bulletin, July- 
Dec. 1899, v. 7. (Serial no. 3973.) 

Sh'qiment 4o 

Botany Diyisiou (Department of Agriculture). Shade in coffee culture; 

by O. F. Cook. 1901. 79 pp. 16 j)!. 8" (Bulletin 25.) 
Chemistry Division (Department of Agriculture). Proceedings of 17th 

annual conyention of Association of ( )tlicial Agricultural Chemists, 

Washington, D. C, Nov. 16, 17, 19, 1900. 1901. 163 pp. 2 pi. 8" 

(Bulletin 62.) 

Buljlications of division. May 1, 1901. 4 pp. 8" 

Entomology Division ( Department of Agriculture). Some insects inju- 
rious to violet, rose, and other ornamental plants, collection of 
articles [with bibliographies]; by F. II. Chittenden. 1901. 114 
pp. 29 il. 4 pi. 8" (Bulletin 27, new .series. ) 

Experiment Stations Otlice (Department of Agriculture). Statistics of 
land-grant colleges and agricultural experiment stations in United 
States, 1900. 1901. 37 pp. 8" (Bulletin 97. ) 

Marine Hospital Service (Treasury Department). Report of ctjmmis- 
sion for investigation of jilague in San Francisco. 1901. 23 pp. 
map, 8" 

Porto Rico (State Department). 1st annual report of governor. May 1, 
1900-^ray 1, 1901 [with reports of insular secretary, att(jrney- 
general, etc.]. May 1, 1901. 445 pj). 2 jxjr. 14 pi. 8" 

Publications Division (Department of Agriculture) . Monthly list of 
publications [of Dei)aitment of Agriculture], Apr. 1901. 7 pp. 8" 

Soils Division (Department of Agriculture). Soil solutions, their nature 
and functions, and classification of alkali lands; l>y Frank K. Cam- 
eron. 1901. 39 pp. S" (Bulletin 17. ) 

Stati.>itics Division (Dei»artment of Agriculture). Cotton crop of 1899- 
191K); by James L. Watkins. 1901. 46 \>\>. 8" (Miscellaneous 
series, bulletin 19. ) 



.va" May, moi 

Sfiijtuwiit 4(^ 

Congre-sr?. .■^(ith Conjrress, 1st session, f^ouse doi-unients. v. ^0. No. 
298; IntiTstate C'oiiunerce Commission, 18th report, Jan. 1900. 

(Serial nc :'.H77. ) 

Sliij))nc)it 47 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Congressional Record, proceed- 
ings and del>ates of 50th Congress, 2d session, v. 34 [pt. 8; Feb. 6- 
25, 1901]. [3]-!- 1985-2976 pp. 4" 

Shijmient 4S 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 89. Xo. 
411; Statistical Al)straet, 1899. (Serial no. 3986.) 

Documents Ottice (Government Printing Office). Schedule of volumes 
of documents and reports of 5(ith Congress, 1st session. 1901. 9 
pp. 8" 

War Department. Rei)ort of board of army officers upon claim of 
William Farrar Smith that he, and not General Eosecrans, origi- 
nated plan for relief of Chattanooga, Oct. 1863. 1901. 226 pp. 1 
pi. 3 maps, 8" 

Shipment 49 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 85. Nos. 
349, 360: Xavv Register, ,1900; Armv Register, 1900. (Serial no. 
3982.) 

Shipment 1 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 7. pt. 1. 
N... 60: Historv of United States Capitol, v. 1. (Serial no. 3849, 
V. 1.) 

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Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 93. Xo. 
476, pt. 1; Industrial Commission reports, v. 1; Trusts, in-eliminarv 
report. (Serial no. 3990.) 



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CATALOOUE 



OF 



United States 



Public Documents 



Issued Monthly 



SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS 
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Washington 

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1901 



Table of Contents 



■ I'age 

General Information 307 

Congress of Tnited States 309 

Senate 309 

Sheep-b(>\ind Reserve 310 

President of Cniterl States 310 

Agrii'Ulturt', Deimrtment of 311 

Interiiir l)ei>artment 313 

Ju^titi'. Dopartnient of 31 (> 

Navy Department 31 (! 

Post-Ottice Department 311) 



Page 

State Dei.artment 320 

Treasury Department 324 

War Dei>artment 327 

Courts of Tnited States 3;i0 

Distrift of Columbia 330 

Smithsonian Institution 331 

Various Buri-aus 331 

Sliipments to Depositories 333 

Index I 



Abbreviations Used in this Catalogue 



Agricultural agrio. 

Amendments amdts. 

Ameriean Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association assoc. 

Commissi( m comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile, facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f° 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

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Laws of 1st session, 55th Congress, 1897, ])aper 35 

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Laws of 1st session, 56th Congress, 1899-1900, paper 1. 10 



Catalogue of Public Documents 

Printed Diiriiiij the Month of June, i<)<ti 

Congress of United States 

Congressional Record, prooeedinirs and deliates of 56th Conirress, 2d ses- 
sion, V. 34 [pt. 4; Feb. 2n-.Mar. 2, 1901, with appendix]. [3] + 
2977-3(i06 - 3S4 pp. 4" 

Same, imlex to pts. 1-4, inchiding Ilistorv of hills and joint resolntions. 
304 --140 pp. 4° 

Note.— Ill this permanent boiinrl edition the paging varies from that of the 
daily nuintiers. as the text is printed eimtinnously without l)renk. The hound 
vohnnes of the ReoDrd are sdld also by the SupL-riiiteiiilent of Dncnments. the price 
averagiiiK almut SI. -40 per part. The set containiuK tlie pnjceedings nf the "-'a ses- 
sion of the oOth Congre.ss is in 4 parts and costs S7.U0. 

Memorial addresses on C'nshman Kellogg Davis. 1901. 1(50 pp. 1 por. 

large 8" (S. doe. 2.S0. ) 
Memorial addresses on John H. Hoffeeker. 1901. 07 pp. 1 por. large 8" 

(H. <loc. o20.) 

SENATE 

Pajiers relating to improvement of Washington, D. ("., compiled Vjv 
Glenn Brown, with introduction bv Charles .Moore; [iire.>^ented bv 
Mr. McMillan]. [Dec. 19, 1900, i)ul)lished] 1901. 91 i)p. .59 pi. 6 
maps. ( S. doc. 94. ) 

Xf»TE.— Pafiers and disciis-^ion at 34th annual convention of .\nierican Institute 
of -Architects, Dec. 13. 1900. Washington, P. C: 
.\ddress of president of institute, Extract fnim: liy R. S. Peabody. 
(ironping. Monumental, of government buildings in Washington ;'by E. V,Seeler. 
Grouping buildings and develoimu-nt of Washington: by Cass Gilbert. 
Grouping buililings in Wa-xhitigton: by 1'. J, Pelz. 
Grouiiing government buildings, landscape, monuments and statuary. Suggestion 

for: by Glenn Brown. 
Grouping of government buildings, Exp<jsition architecture in its relations to; bv 

G. O, Totten. jr, 

landscape, and statuary in Washington City; by J, C. Hornblower. 

Grouping of public buildings in a great city: by ('. H. Walker. 

Ijindscapc in connection with )iublic buililings in Washington: by F. L. Olmsted, jr. 

S<'Ulpture in Washington: by H. K. Bush-Brown. 

Publi<- ilocumentsof 1st 14 congres.ses. 17S9-1S17, papers relating to early 
congressional documents: l)v A. W. (Jreelv. 1900 [1901]. 90.S pp. 
(S. doc. 428, o6th Cong. 1st sess. ) 

DISTRICT OK ((iI.r.MHIA <<>MMITTEE 

Code (>i law for Di.^trict enacted Mar. 3. 1901. indexe<l liy ?Mwin C. 
Brandenburg. 190] . 334 i>}». 

309 



310 June, 1901 



SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE 



XoTE. — These volumes, which have been previously published in unbound form 
or in one or more cloth editions, are now for the first time ready for distribution 
in sheep binding. The number in black-faced type appended to the description 
of each volume is the serial number in the set of Confrressional documents, in 
continuation of the system adopted in the checklist of Public Documents issued 
by this office. 

56th Congress, 1st .session. Senate ducunients, v. 2. Xus. 2-17, except 
15; Government Printing Otiiee report, 1899; mi.scellaneons. [3844] 

Same, v. 4. Nos. 18-49, except 30; miscellaneons. [3846] 

Same, v. H. Xos. 50-65, except 60; miscellaneons. [3848] 

Same, V. 9. Xus. 101-147, except 183 and 138; miscellaneous. [3851] 

Same, v. 10. Xos. 148-170, excejit 161; miscellaneous. [3852] 

Hou.'^e documents, v. 40. Xos. 12, 36, 199, 642, and Senate docu- 
ment 413; Estimates of appropriations; Receipts and expenditures; 
Deticiency e.stimates. [3937] 
Same, v. 44. Xo. 15, i)ts. 1-6; Commerce and Finance, Julv-Dee. 

1899. [3941] 

Same, v. 45. Xti. 15, pts. 7-12; Connnerce a)id Finance, Jan. -June, 

1900. [3942] 

Same, v. 4<i. Xo. 16, 5 pts.; Consular Reports, v.- 61, nos. 228-231 

and supplement. [3943] 
Same, v. 47. Xo. 190, 6 pts. ; Consular Reports, v. 62, nos. 232-235 

and supplements. [3944] 
Same, v. 48. Xo. 620, 5 pts. ; Consular Reports, v. 63, nos. 2.36-239 

and supplement. [3945] 
Same, v. 49. Xo. 744, 4 pts. ; Consular Reports, v. 64, nos. 240-243. 

[3946] 
Same, v. .55. Xos. 719, 720, 74ti-7.50; Geological Survev bulletins 

170-176. [3952] 

Same, v. 57. Xos. 19-79, except 36; miscellaneous. [3954] 

Same, V. .58. Xos. 80-105, except 95, pt. 2, and 97; miscellaneous. 

[3955] 
."^ame, v. 73. Xos. 119, 350, 351, 663, 721-725; Water-supply and 

irrigation papers 31-39. [3970] 
.Same, v. 86. X'o. 3.59, 6 pts.; Labor Department bulletins 26-31, 

V. 5, 1900. [3983] 
Same, v. 95. Xo. 476, pt.<. 4 ami 5; Industrial Coiiuuission reports, 

V. 4, Transportation; v. 5, Lal)or legislation. [3992] 
Same, V. 97. Xo. 481, pt. 2; Commcri'ial Relations, 1899, v. 2. 

[3994] 
.*^ame, v. 106. Xo. 710; Patent decisions, 1899. [4003] 



President of United States 

Muscogee agreement, proclamation. [June 25, 1901.] 2 |)p. f' 



June, 1901 311 

Agriculture, Department of 

Note. — Those pulilicatiinis ni tin- I>i'|nirtiin.'iU i>l AKriciilturi- wliicli are fur sale, 
except those «>1 the Weatlier Bureau, will lie supplied by the Siiperiiileii<lelit of 
Documents, rnion BuihliiiK. Washiuptnn. I>. ('. For the uupriceil publications 
application should he iiiaile t" the Secretary of AKrieulture. The Department 
has no list of addres-^es to which all its |>ublications are sent. It i.ssiicsa monthly 
list of publications, which is mailed to all applicants, enablintf them to select 
such reports and bulletins as interest them. 

ACCOUNTS AND DISIU'KSKMKNTS DIVI.^loN 

Fi^•oal regulations of Dejiartiuent of Afjrirulture, with extrait.'^ from 
Kevise<l Statiitos. tleci.>jions of courts, rnliii<rs of (oniptrolli'rs, oj)inioiis 
of attorneys-gem'ral, etc. Kevist'd eilitioii. IHOl. 4i) pp. 1 tal). 

AGROSTOLOGY DIVISION 

A<jrrostolo<rical notes. .Itme is, 1901. <> JH'. i Circular :>•">. ) 

Buckley. S. B.. Some species of grasses published by: by E. D. Merrill. 
Calamovilfa. Notes on: by F. Lamson-Scribner and E. D. Merrill. 
Nimienclature. Some changes in: by E. D. Merrill. 

Panieum, Three new sjiecics of; by F. Lamson-Scribner and E. I). Merrill. 
I'oa. New species of. 

ANIMAL INDl'STKY BUREAU 

Notes on parasites, .io-57. [Mar. 26, IHOI.] 4 pp. (Circular o4. ) 

BOTANY I »I VISION 

Canadian thistle, canluus arvensis L. Hohs. [June 17, 1901.] 14 pp. 
4 il. ( Circular 27 revised. ) 

CHEMISTRY DIVISION 

Household tests for detection of oleomarirarineand renovateil butter; bv 
G. F:. Patrick. 1901. 11pp. (Farmers' buUetjn 181. ) 

ENTOMOLOGY DI VISION 

House ants, monomoriuin ]>haraonis, et al. [July (>, 1S9S, reprint 1901.] 

4 pp. 3 il. (Circular 34, 2d .>;eries. | 
Principal insect enemies of growing wheat; by C. L. Marlatt. 1901 

[reprint]. 40 \>\>. 25 il. (Farmers' bulletin 132.) 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Agricultural exj>eriment stati<»ns in United States, by A. C. True and 
V. A. Clark; contributed to I ly .\s.«iociation of American .\gri<-ultural 
Colleges and Experiment Stations. 1900 [reprint 1901]. H.3(i pj). 
153 pi. maj). ( Bulletin SO. ) *!?1.25 

Functionsand uses of foodj^ by C. F. Langwortliy. Apr. 5. 1901. lo pp. 
(Circular 4«>. ) 

List of publications of ofliie on irrigation. [1901.] 4 j>p. i [rublica- 
tion] 358 revised. ) 

Onion culture; by R. L. Watt-. lS9(j [reprint 1901]. 31 pp. 3 il. 
(Fanners' Itulletin 39. ) 



312 June, 1001 



FOKKSTKY DIVISION 

Foresit \V(>rkin<r i»lan tor tuwnslii]) 40, Totten and Cmsi^fieM piirclia'^e, 
Hamilton County, New York State fore.-^t reserve, )>y Ralpli S. Hos- 
nier and Eugene S. I'.rucc*: jireceded by Dii^cuis.sion of con.s^rvative 
luiul)erinir and v\ater-sui(i>lv. l»v Frederick H. Newell. 1901. 64 
pp. 11 pi. 4 maps. (Bulletin 80.) *2bc 

Practical a.ssistan<-e to farmers, lumV)ermen, and others in handling for- 
est lands. [Oct. 8, 1898, reprint 1901.] -5 pp. (Circular 21.)' 



PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

Monthly list of publication.s [of Department of Agriculture], June, 1901. 
4 pp. ( [Publication] 416. ) 



SOILS DIVISION 

List of soil types established l)v division in 1899 and 1900, with brief 
description. [Mar. 1, 1901.] 11pp. ( [Publication] 40. ) 



STATISTICS DIVISION 

Course of prices of farm implements and machinery for .series of years; 
bv Oeorge K. Holmes. 1901. 31 i)]i. (Miscellaneous series, bulle- 
tin 18.) *5c 

Crop Reporter, v. 3, no. 2; June, 1901. 8 j)).. 4" [:Monthly.] 



WEATHER BUREAU 

Note. — For thesC publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Climate and Crop Bulletin, June 3-24. 1901: nos. 12-1.=) [1901]. 24 X 19 
in. [Weekly Apr.-Sept., monthly remainder of year.] 

XoTE.— Contains reports of temperature and rainfall, with special reference to 
their effect on croi>s. 

Meteorological cliart of (Jn-at Lakes, no. 1. IHOI. 28 pp. 1 pi. 4 pp. of 
maps, 4" *10c 

NoTK. — Relates to storms, fog, jirecipitation. etc. 
Monthlv Weather Review, v. 29. no. 4, Cleveland Abl)e, editor: A\n\ 
1901. June 29, 1901. ]). 14.V19;t. 3 il. <t pp. of j.l. and maps. 4" 

20c single copy, ^^2.00 a yr 

Note. — Summary of weather and river and flood reports from all parts of the 
United States, with notes covering other countries and various topics of meteor- 
ology. Special articles are — 
.\iitigua. W. J., Climatology of: by W. H. .\le.\anrter. 

Seasonal variations in climate of: Ijy H. H. Kimlmll. 

.Vtmospheric air. on ionisation of: by C. T. H. WiWon. 
Meteorology, IJcceiit papers bi'aring on: by W. F. I\. I'l'illiiis. • 
I'reciiiitation on mountain sloites. Theory of formation of: by F. I'ockels. 
Weather conditions, Monthly .statement of average, for April: by E. B. Garriott. 

Weather map, Jmie 1-.30. 1901. 19 X 24 in. [Daily.] 



Junk, 19()1 313 

Interior Department 

Ni>TE. — Tlic Dt'('isii>ii> 111 tile lii'piirtiiu'nt of the Inirrinr in |M-nMi>n I'li-c- are 
issiUHl in slips iukI in sipimtiires. inui ilu- Di-cisions inland cases are issm-il in 
signatures. lK)th t>einjr I'ublislu-ii later in bonmi voluiiies at prices nin>;inK from 
S1.05 to Sl.-lo per volume. Sntiscribers iiia.v deposit SI. IK) in the Department and 
receive the content.s of a volume of the I)e<'isioiisof either kind in sejiarate i>arts 
as tliey are issued, of the Land Iiecisions nsiiall.v two voliniies are issued yearly, 
while the Pension-Decision volumes apjiear at longer inlerviils, sometimes more 
than two years apart. 

Decisions [in appi-ali'il iK-nsiuii ami Ixniiity land claims] v. 11, [sij.Mia- 
tnivs] lt)-l;t, imlilisiu'il sc|.aratcly. p. 'mi-olM. [("ontcnts arc the 
same as tlmse of slips 7(l-N<). for which see catalo;rncs for .March 
an<l Ajtril, IWl.] 

Same, [v. 11, slips] 95-108, luililished separately. 

Conteitli: 

Deserted wife: act Mar. 3. ISIW: evidence. Xo. 101. .June s. pjoi. 3 pp. 
Desertion: honorable discharge: dropping. No. IW. .Iiine 4. 19t)l. 11 pp. 

restoration. No. U«. June C, iwl. 4 j.p. 

service: honorable tiischarKe. No.'.*'). Apr. 27, 1901. 4 pi>. 

Evidence: vicious habits: presumption. Xo. yy. May 11. IWl. 4 p]i. 
Fee: attorneyship: forfeiture: prima facie case. Xo. los. .luiie i:!. I'.tOl. 4 pi>. 
Increase act of .Jan. 5. IHWi: commencement. Xo. lO-i. Junes, 1901. s pp. 
Jiirisdicti<m: guardianship: i>ension fund: accrued pension. Xo. 101. Mav 22. 

iwl. 12 pp. 
medical examinations: experts; act ,Iulv 25, 1.S.S2. Xo. 100. Mav 21. liHJl. 

4 pp. 
Marriage in Louisiana: evidence: i>re<umptions. Xo. 9K. Mays. 1901. 5 pp. 
Pathological se<iuence: cerebral hemorrhage; death cause: evidence. Xo. 106. 

June 13, 1901. 3 pp. 
Practice: reduction rate: act June 27. 1S90. Xo. 90. Ajir. :i0. 1901. 3 pp. 
Restoration: act Jan. 29. Iss7: remarriage. Xo. 97. May ti. 1901. 2 pp. 
Service: act June 27. Is90: rejected recruit. Xo. 107. J line 13. 1901. 2 i«p. 

CENSUS OFFICE 

Censas bulletin Co [12th census]; .June 8, 1901. 00 pp. 4" 

Contents: 

Population of incorporated places in 1900. 

Population of United States by States and Tenit<iries, counties, and 
minor civil <livisions. tables 1-8 of report on population, i>t. 1. 1901. 
XV — 1-480 jip. 2 maps, 4" 

EDUCATION BUREAU 

XoTE.— Such publications of this Bureau as are in print may be had gratr.i- 
tously by addressing the Commissioner of Education. The separates from the 
Commissioner's report, however, with a few exce|>tions. are now issued in lim- 
ited editions of .Tiio copies, which are retained by the Bureau for reference and 
loan purpf)ses and are not available for distribution. 

Higher education in Kan.>^as; by Frank \V. lUackinar. 1900 [reprint 
1901 J. IWJ pj). 45 ]»1. (Contril)Utions to American educational his- 
tory 27; circular of information 2, 1900; whole no. 2(i.S. ) 

Higher education in Mis.-jouri; by Mar-hall S. Snow. 1S9S [rejirint 
1901]. 1(54 PI I. b) ]il. I Contributions to American educational his- 
tory 21; circular (jf information 2, 1898; whole no. 24o. | [See. for 
e0ntent.«, catalogue for October, 1898, page .VS2. Earlier edition 
containefl no jilates. ] 

History of education in Arkan.^as; by .Josiah H. Shinn. 1900 [re|irint 
1901]. 121 pp. 19 ]il. (Contrilmtions to .\merican educational his- 
tory 26; circular of information 1, 19(Ml; whole no. 2()2. ) 

Historv of education in Vermont [with bibliograjihy]; l»y <ieorge(»ary 
Bii.«h. 19(19 [n-print 1901]. 21(1 j>p. 15 i)l." (Contributions to 
American educati<inal history 29; circular of information 4, UKK); 
whole no. 2t>5. ) 



314 June, 1901 

general land office 

XnTE. — The General Land Oftiee publishes a large general maji of the United 
States, which is sold at 80 cents: and also separate maps of the States and Terri- 
tories in which piiMic lands are to he found, which are sold at 12 cents per sheet. 
California. Floriila. and Alaska are in 2 sheets each. Addres.s the chief clerk of 
the Departnciit ol tlie Interior. 

Map uf South Dakota. Srale IL' in. = 1 in. IWl. 23.5 X 34.9 in. 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

XoTE.— The publications of the United States Geological Surve.v include annual 
reports and Water-supply and Irrigation Papers, which are intended for free dis- 
tribution; and Monographs, Bulletins, and folios of the Geologic Atlas of the 
United States, which are sold at prices ranging from 5c to Sll.OO each. Address 
the Director of the Geological Survey, Washington. For topographic sheets see 
below. 

El Paso tin deposits; bv Walter Harvev Weed. 1901. 15 — xiii pp. 4 
il. map. (Bulletin 178; H. dot-. 536.) *5c 

Topographic slteets 

Note. — The Geological Survey is making a topographic map of the United 
States. The sheets of which it is composed are projected without reference to 
political divisions, and are designated bv some prominent feature found on them. 
Three scales are u.sed, 1:62,.=>00, l:12n,u"00, and 1 :-_>50,tHXi. These correspond, ap- 
proximately, to Imile, 2miles. and 4 miles to! linearinch on the map. The size, 
unless f)therwisc given, is about 17.5 inches in height by 11.5 toUi inches in width, 
exclusive of tlie margin, the width varying with the latitude. A description of 
the topographic map is printed on the reverse of each sheet catalogued tjelow. 

About one-tifth of the area of the country has been mapped, nearly every State 
being represented. Massachusetts. Connecticut. Khf)de Island. New Jersey, and 
the District of Columbia are coni]>letely mapi)ed. Sheets of the regular size are 
sold by the Survey at 5c each: but in lots ol 100 or more copies, whether of the 
same sheet or of different sheets, the price is 2c each. 

Arizona, Tusayan sheet, lat. 35°-36°, long. 110°-111°. Scale 1:250,000, 

contour interval 200 ft. Edition of May, 1880, reprinted Apr. 1901. 
Arizona-New Mexico, Canvoii de Chellv .«heet, lat. 36°-37°, lonor. 109°- 

110°. Scale 1:250,000, contour interval 200 ft. Edition of Apr. 

1892, reprinted Apr. 1901. 
Arizona-New Mexico, St. Johns slicet, lat. 34°-35°, long. 109°-110°. 

Scale 1:250,000, contour interval 200 ft. PMition of Apr. 1892, re- 
printed Aj.r. 1901. 
California, Mt. Lvell <iua.lrangle, lat. 37° 30'-38°, long. 119°-119° 30'. 

Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of :May, 1901. 
Colorado, Springfield sheet, lat. 37°-37° 30', long. 102° 30'-103°. Scale 

1: 125,000, contour interval 25 and 50 ft. Edition of Dec. 1893, re- 
printed Apr. 1901. 
Illinois, Lasalle sheet, lat. 41° 1.5'-41° 30', long. 89°-89° 15'. Srale 

l:»i2,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of Mav, 1893, rei>rinted 

May, 1901. 
Indian Territory, Tuskahouia (juadrangle, lat. .34° 30'-35°, long. 95°- 

95° .30'. St-ale 1:125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Kldition of Apr. 

1901. 
Indian Territorv-.Vikansas, Tahlci|uah iiuadrauirle. lat. 35° .30'-3(i°, long. 

94° 30'-95°". .S-ale 1:125,000. contour interval 50 ft. Edition of 

Apr. 1901. 
In<iian Territorv-( )klahoina. Stonewall (juadrangle, lat. 34° 30'-35°, long. 

9()° :!0'-97°. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Eilition of 

-Mav, 1901. 



June, 1901 315 

owa-Illiiiois. Teosta <iua«lrai)^'le. lat. 4l'°-4l'° :!0'. loner. 90° :^0'-91°. 
.Scale l:12o.(KM). n.ntdur interval L'O ft. Kditiun of Apr. 1V»01. 
Kan.«a.«. Kinsley sheet, lat. .S7° 30'-8S°, lonjr. 99°-*n)° :^(»'. Scale 
l:12o,(H»0. contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Mar. 1S94, reprinted 
Apr. UKII. 

Kentuckv-Virjrinia-Tennes.see, Jonesville sheet, lat. M<)° o(»'-.S7°. hm^. 

83°-83° 80'. Scale l:12o,(K)0, contour interval KM) ft. K(Uti..n uf 

Felt. 1891, reprinted Apr. 1901. 
Mis.«ouri. Cartluiire sheet, lat. .•i7°-:i7° 30', lon^. 94°-94° 30'. Scale 

lilJ.'S.Ooo. contour interval oO ft. Edition of Mar. 1S94, reprinted 

May, 1901. 
Montana-Maho, Hamilton quadranjile, lat. 4«)°-l«° 30'. lonjr. 114°-114° 

30'. Scale l:l2.i.0(X), contour interval 100 ft. Edition of June, 

1901. 

Nevada. Lon;^' Vallev sheet, lat. 41°-42°, long. 119°-120°. Scale 
1:2.=)0.(KI0, contour interval 2(Ht ft. Edition of Feb. 1894, reprinted 
Apr. 1901. 

Nevada, Wadsworth sheet, lat. 39° 30'-40°. lon«r. 119°-119° .30'. Scale 
l:12o.(MX\ contour interval 100 ft. F:dition of Sept. 1894, reprinte<l 
Ajir. 1901. 

Neva.la-l'tah. I'ioche .«heet. lat. 37°-38°, lon^r. 114°-115°. Scale 
l:2.iO.OOO, contour interval 2.'i0 ft. Edition of Dec. 18S.^, reprinte<l 
Ai.r. 1901. 

New York, Tonawan.la quadrangle, lat. 43°-43° 15', lonjr. 78° 45'-79°. 
Scale 1:H2,500. contour interval 20 ft. i:<lition of May, 1901. 

North Carolina. Hickory sheet, lat. 35° 30'-3H°, lonjr. 81°-81° 30'. 
Scale 1:12.5,000. contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Au'r. 1895, re- 
printed Apr. 1901. 

Utah-Colorado, La Sal sheet, lat. 3S°-.39°, Ion-:. 109°-110°. Scale 

1:2.50,000. contour interval 250 ft. Edition of Dec. 1885, reprinted 

Apr. 1901. 
Wa.shin>rton. Chelan (juadran-rle, lat. 47° 30'-48°, lon^. 120°-120° 30'. 

Scale 1: 125,000, contuin- interval 100 ft. Edition of Apr. 1901. 
Washington, Ellen.sburjrquadran'.de, lat. 4(i° 30'-47°, long. 120° 30'-121°. 

Scale 1: 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. PMition of May, 1901. 
West Virginia, Nicholas (lua.lrangle. lat. 38°-.38° .30', long. 80° .30'-81°. 

Scale 1 : 125,(HX», contour interval 100 ft. Edition of May, 1901. 
Wisconsin, Delavan sheet, lat. 42° 30'-42° 45', long. 88° 30'-88° 45'. 

Scale l:H2,5tH), i-ontour interval 20 ft. Edition of Sept. 1893, 

rei)rinted Mar. 1901. 

Wisconsin, Muskego quadrangle, lat. 42° 45'-i3'', long. 88°-88° 15'. 

Scale 1:«)2,5(M), contour interval 20 ft. E<lition of Apr. 1901. 
■Wi.«consin. Waukesha qua<lrangle, lat. 43°-43° 15', long. 88°-88° 15'. 

Scale l:»i2,50O. contour interval 20 ft. Ivlitioii of .\pr. 1901. 
Wvoniing. Clou<l Peak quadrangle, lat. 44°-44° 30', long. 107°-107° 30'. 

Scale 1: 125,0(Mt. contour interval 100 It. Edition of .May, 1901. 
Wvoining, Davton (piadrangle. lat. 44° .30'-45°, long. 107°-107° 30'. 

Scale 1: 12.H,lXKI. contour interval 1(X1 ft. PMitiou of Aj.r. 1901. 
Wvoniing-South Dakota, Newcastle (piadrangle, lat. 43° 30'-44°, long. 

104°-104° .30'. Scale 1: 125.(Ml(». contour interval 50 ft. E<lition of 

May, 1901. 
Yellowstone National Park, Can von quadrangle, lat. 44° 30'-45°, long. 

1H(°-110° .3(t'. Scale 1:125.(I(K). contour interval KM) ft. Edition of 

Apr. 1901. 

Yellowstone National Park, (iallatin quadrangle, lat. 44° .30'-45°, long. 
110° 30'-lll°. Scale 1: 125.00(1, contour interval KiO ft. Editi<.n (.f 
Apr. 1901. 



31 G June, 1901 

Yellowstone National Park- Wvoniintr, Lake<iua<lran}rle. lat. 44°-44° W, 
lonjr. 11(1°-1U)° :]0'. f^eale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. 
Kdition of Mar. lltdl. 

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48 jip. 8 ii. S pi. 2 maps. ( Water-supplv and irrijration papers 45; 

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Circular letter [to chiefs of bureaus, etc., relative to reports of elHcii'Ucy 
for*) months ending June 30, 1901]. Jufie 10, 1901. 2 1. narrow 12" 

Circular letter [to comtiiandants of navy-yards and naval statiofis rela- 
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Navy yard order 222-225, 225 extracts. 22<i-232, employment of labor at 
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June, 1901 317 



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General speeiticatitnis fnr (■oaliii<r plant at naval e<>al depot, Sanyley 

Point. Manila Bay. I'liilippine I.-^lands. [.Jmie, IMOl.] 10 pj.. f" 
Specifications for a coniparin": watch. May 25, UiOl. 1 ]i. 12" 
Specification.^ for stamlanl insuiate<l wire .«ni>i)lit's. liattlc order cal)le, 
ran^'e indicator caMc. pnwilcr divi.>^ion cahle lor .^hijis <if Navy. 
June, lilUl. tJ \)\K 

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lar^re 4" and f " 
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principal ocean routes, etc. 

Instructions to voluntary nieteorol(i«rical observers of oflice; l)v James 
Page. 1901. :;!:) lip." 4 il. ( [Publication] 119.) 

International code of signals for all nations. American edition, 1901. 
54(3 pp. il. 5 pi. large 8" ([Publication 87.]) $7.25 

Notice to Mariners, weekly, 22-2(i, 1901; June 1-29. 219-279— [Ki] 1. 
Note. — Contains iiifoniiiitioii of newly discovered dangers to navigation and of 
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Charts 

Honshu, AVest coast of, Tzuchizaki to Noshiro, Japan, from Japanese 
survev in 189.S; chart 1874. Scale naut. ni. = 1 in. June, 1901. 
36.72X25.70 in. 80c 

Iloilo Straits, Naburul Island to Point Dapdap, Piiili]ipine Islands, from 
survev, 1900-01, bv U. S. S. Castine and U. S. S. Levte; chart 1957. 
Scale'naut. m. = 3'in. June, 1901. 29 X 39.5 in. " 20c 

Mindanao, .\nchorages in northern part of, and in adjacent islands, 
Philippine Islands, fronj latest information; chart 1929. Jtnie, 
1901. 12.93X19.12 in. 10c 

.\lnbijid .\iicliorage. Mindanao. Scale naut. ni. = 2 in. 6. G ■: 4.9 in. 
Balingasag .Vnchorage. Mindanao. .Scale naut. m. = 2 in. (i.ti x 4.7 in. 
Cagayan .\nclioragc. Mindanao, from survey in Dec. 1900, by I'. S. S. Concord. 

.S-ale -'UO yds. = 1 in. il. ti • o. 2 in. 
Catarman Anchorage, Caniiguin I. Scale naiit. m. = 1 in. 0. G >; 4.9 in. 
.liinenez. I'ort. Mindanao. Scale naut. m. =5 in. G.G x ri.2 in. 
Ojwil .\n<dioragc, Mindanao. Scale naut. m. = 2 in. G.G x 4.8 in. 
I'llar. Port. Siargao I. Scale naut. m. — 1 in. G.G • 4. Kin. 
Quinalang Anciiorage, Mindanao. Scale naut. m. = 1 in. G.G ■ 4.7 in. 

Murcielagos liay, north coast of Mindanao, Phili])i)ine Islands, fmrn 
Spanish survev in 1897; chart 1934. Scale naitt. m. = 2 in. June, 
1901. 14.98X18.47 in. 10c 

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Jmie, 1901; <-hart 1400. Scale 1° 
long. = 0.27in. 21 X 32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note.— Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc.. 2tl pro(»osi-d compa.ss card: 
charts published, etc., May 1-31,1901; eijuator crossings in Pacilic <;»cean: forecast 
and review of weather. 



318 June, 1:ju1 

Pilot iliart of iKirth I'suifi.- Oreaii, Jiilv, li»()l; chart 1401. Scale 1° 
lung. = 0.2 in. 20.7 X ii^-'i in. [INLmthly.] 10c 

NciTE.— C'ontiiiiis. in nilditinii tosailiiiK nmn-s. etc.. forecast of \viii<lau<l wi-ather; 
charts |>ul>lislu'i1 etc.. May l.)-.)uiie 1.5, lyoi: storm irarks; fisliing banks; tyjihoon 
of Dec. l.Vls. liHiO. lietweeii (iiiaiii anil I'hiliiipines: ei|iiator crossings in .Ulantic 
Ocean: al.so, on reverse, drift of floating bottles. 

Salouiafriie, Port, Approaches to, \ve^Jt coa.^t of Ltizdii, Pliilippine 
Islands, from snrvey in Dei-. 1900 ami Jan. 1901. l)y V. S. ;rnnl)oat 
Yiirktown, V. S. jriuilxiat (^iiinis, ami T'. .*<. irunVioat Saniar, scale 
naut. 111. = 2 in.; Port Saliniiague, from survey in Dec. 1900, by 
U. 8. gunbiiat Vorktown, scale 2000 vds. = ti in.: cliart 19()1. June, 
1901. 21 X 3(3.6 in. ' 10c 

Santa C'rnz Harbor, Marinduque Island, Philippine Islands, from recon- 
naissance in Oct. 1900, In- U. S. S. Bennin<rt..n; chart 1935. Scale 
nant. m. =4.58 in. June, 1901. 19.79 X 23.01 in. 10c 

iSavaniila Harlior, Colombia, South America, from latest surveys with 
corrections by U. S. S. AIl)atross, Mar. 1SS4, scale naut. m. = 2 in.; 
with inset, Puerto Colombia Pier, from British survev in 1S94, scale 
1000 vds. = 3.4 in.; chart 925. June, 1885, corrections Aj.r. 1893, 
May, "1901. 19 X 15.96 and 4.6 X 4.7 in. 20c 

Unten Kou, Okinawa Jima, Kyukyu [or] Liukiii Islands, Japan, from 
Jai)anese survev in 1894: cliart 1931. .S-ale naut. m. = 3.75 in. 
June, 1901. 25^30 X 16.72 in. 10c 

Ushibuka Harbor and approaches, west coast of Kiushu, Japan, from 
Japanese survev in 1885; chart 1933. Scale naut. m. = 2.58 in. 
June, 1901. 21."21 X 27.85 in. 20c 

LIBRARY 

Foreign annuals. July, 1901. [3] pp. narrow 8" 
Foreign periodicals. July, 1901. [3] pp. 

XAVAL WAR COLLEGE 

Address at annual opening. June 3, 1901; l)v Frank Warren Hackett. 
1901. 12 pp. 

XAVAL WAR RECORDS OFFICE 

Official records of Union and Confederate navies in War of Rebellion; 
by Edward K. Rawson, (leorge P. Colvocoresses and Charles W. 
Stewart. 1901. Scries 1, v. 12, xxiii — 956 pjt. il. 5 pi. 4 maps. 
(H. doc. 542.) 
Contcnty: 

North Athintic bloc-kading sqnadron. Fel). li-Ang. 3. lS(>.i. 
South .\thintic blockading squadron, Oct. 29, ISGl-May 1:5. 1S(1'2. 

NAVKiATIOX BUREAU 

Specifications of barracks and otliciMs' (luartcrsat Annapolis, Md., Marine 
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Instruction and iiifoniiation for biddi-rs with s|)ecilications for magazine 
and shell liou.se, railroail track, poles, and lightning conductors, 
naval magazine, Fort Milllin, Pa. [June, 1901.] 4 i)p. f" 

Specification.s for Bliss, tvi>e 5, single steam cvlinder air com|iressors, 
nos. 6-15. June 11, i901. 3 j.p. 12" 



Junk, 1901 319 

Sjiei'i(i<ati(»ii.>* furoO.OOO imhuhIshI militarv <.Min fdttun opUtciI inmi I". I. 

DuPoiit <k' Xemoiii-s (."i>iii|iany, May. lH(tl. 1 ji. 12" 
Specificatiniis tur Raiid, tvix.- fi. cU'ctric air t•l>IuIlres^^or!s. [Jum- 1, lltdl.] 

.5 i.p. 11'" 

srPI'MHS AN1> ACCOINTS lU'UKAr 

Sperifications for deck Ixilts and mits; isf^iierl JuiU', UKtl. 1 ]>. 12' 
8i»ec'iHratii>ns for upper deck lire hose; issued June, 1901. 2 jtp. 12 
Specili rat ions for wash deek hose; issued June, 1901. 2 iiji. 12' 

YARDS AND DOCKS BUREAL' 

Speeitication 1140 for stal)le, Iniiltling (57, at navv vard, Norfolk. Va. 

[June. 1901.] 4 pp. f" 
Spec'itiration llo2 for steel work and lire]iroofing for seamen jrunners' 

shuj), liuildin^ lOS, at navy yard, Wasliin<rton, I). ('. [June, 1901.] 

4 pp. f" 
Speeitication ll'v! for steel work for roof of for>ie sh(jp, l)uildin<r 111, at 

navy yard, Washinjrton, I). ('. [June, 1901.] '.i pp. f" 
Specitication 1154 for steel roof for nii.sellaneous shop for ordnance, 

Imilding 107. at navy yard, Washington, D. C. [June, 1901.] 

3 pp. f"^ 
Speeitication llo7 for electric generating set and accessories at navv 

yard, New York. [May. 1901.] o pp. f" 
Sjjecitication 1158 for cliain and anchor storage shed, liuililing 103, at 

navy yard, Boston. Mass. [June, 1901.] 8 pp. f" 
Specification IKU f(jr electric subway anil conductoi-s to pumjMng jjlant, 

dry ilock 2, at navy yard. New York. [June, 1901.] 4 jip. f" 
Specification 11<J5 for dredging and excavating at navv \ard, IVjrts- 

mouth, X. H. [June, 1901.] 3 pp. f" 
Specification 11<)7 for 1 lOO-horsepower boiler, chimney, and accessories 

at naval station, San Juan, Porto Rico. [July, 1901.] 3 pp. f" 



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United States Official Postal (iuide, 2d series, v. 23, no. ii; June, 1901. 

Phila<lelphia. 40 pp. 12" [Monthly.] S2.00 a yr 

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FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE 

Schedule of steamers appointed to convey mails to foreign coinitries 
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RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE 

Daily bulletin of orders affecting postal service, v. 22, nos. ()4S0-6504; 
June 1-29, 1901. f" [Daily except Sundays ami holidays.] 



320 June, 1901 

State Department 

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Diplomatic list, June, 1901. 12 pp. 24" [[Monthly.] 
Foreifrn relatioii.s, Papers relating to, with annual ine.ssage of President, 
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AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

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Monthly bulletin, June, 1901; whole no. 93, v. 1(», no. ti. 1059-1262 
— lii pp. ( H. doc. 356, pt. 6. ) , [Contains articles in English, Span- 
ish, Portuguese, and French.] 25c single copy, $2.00 a yr 

Contents: 

Accessions to library. 

Argentina. I'riucipal exports and their destinations: production of linseed; mi.s- 

cellaneous notes. 
Bf)livia. Mining industrv: exports through Antofaga.>;ta; conditions in Oruro 

and I'utii.-i. 
Book notice^^ 
Brazil. President's message: State of Santa Catharina: message of Governor of 

Sao Paulo: rei)orti)t Leopoldino Railway Company: notes. 
Canal system. Proposed, in South America. 

Chile. F<ireign commerce of 1900: beet-sugar industry: miscellaneous notes. 
Colombia. EnieraM mines of Muzo and Cfiscuez: notes. 
Costa Rica. Commerce of 1900: increased import duties. 
Cotton-goods trade in Latin America. 
Cuba. I'roduction of sugar, 1900-01: notes. 
Ecuador. Economic iiossibilities: Guavaijuil and Quito railwav: development of 

gold fields. 
Haiti. Resources. 

Honduras. Important railway contract. 
India rubber in Brazil. Mexico, and Cuba. 
Latin America. Trade oii|>ortunities in. 
Mexico. Commerce with Spain: possible existence of oil belt: sisal industry in 

Yucatan: report of Building and Loan Company [City of Mexico]: report of 

Mexican Railway Comj>any: miscellaneous notes. 
N'icaragua. Exi>osition of Spanish products: construction of dock at Corinto. 
Paraguay. President's message: notes. 
Periodicals and newspapers on tile. 
Peru. Commerce with Spain; industrial notes. 
Santo Domingo. Decree abolishing export duties; sugar production in 1900: new 

cabinet ministers. 
Sheep, and production of wool. 
Spanish .\merica. Trade with. 
Title-page and index to v. 10, Jan. -Tunc. UKU. 
United States. Trade with Latin America: foreign commerce in April: census 

report on population: accountin,!.' for excess of exports: wheat for manufacture 

of macaroni; cement in Latin America; notes. 
Venezuela. Contract for lighting city of Caracas; notes. 

FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Advance sheets of consular reports, .Tune 1-29, 1901; nos. 1051-75. 
[Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 
Contculi!: 

Africa. Railroads in, note: no. lo.')?. 

south, AlVairs in. by ,1. G. Stowe; no, 10.'>8. 

Alexandria, I'rojiosed railwav from, to Shanghai, bv Richard Guenther: no. 

107-'. 
.\lmond and raisin croi)s, Spanish, Prospects of, by B. H. Ridgely: no. lOtio, 
.\merican prociucts abroad, note; no. loiis. 
.Xnsesthesis. New mcthixl for producing, note: no. 10(>t'«. 
-Xrgentinc Re]mblic, Ports of. Iiy Daniel Mayer: no. UHd. 
.\rtcsian wells. Demand for, in Venezuela, by Louis (Joldschmidt: no. lOO.i. 
.\ustrian i)rotecIion of liome imlusliics. by Walter .S'hiuuann: no. 10(i3. 
.\ustro-Hungarian commercial expedition, liy C. B. Hurst; no. UU'id. 
Hags. Opening for. in Hungary, note: no. W{\x. 
Bahia. i-"inancial conditions iii. bv II. W. Furniss; no. Ul->1. 



June, lOOl 321 

Advance !?heet.« of consular ^vp<)rt^^ — ( 'oiitiiuml. 

C''i/(/''/(^<!— Continued. 

Bank. .\niiTi<-ini. in Genniiny. imto: mi. UXi'J. 

Barli'V. British, iiml now sujiar duty, iiott-: no. lo.M. 

Bicycli- ami uiit<inii.))ile i'.v|>i>.>iiti(>n in Li'i[>ziK. Uy .]. F. Monajrhnn: no. Ui.i". 

Bii-yi-lf tradf. .\nuTii-an. Orawliarks tn. in Entrlaml. \>\ G. W. Proi-s; no. 10*J'). 

(iloiaclos to. in Fram-c. Iiy ,1. I. Brittain: no. ioti't. * 

Blottinir jiapiT. Markut for. in Cii-rniany. liy .1. K. Kelil: no. 1007. 

Boat-sioppinj; apparatus in Norway, by V. E. Xi'lw>n: no. lOOl. 

Bolivia. Kxport.s from, by ('. C. (Jroviii': no. 10.^1. 

Brazilian irriKlit rate.^. nott": no. UMi:i. 

BrcaiWtiilTs. (JiTnian. Iniju'iKlinK dutifit in. by F. H. Ma>on: no. UK'>9. 

British ('uliinil>ia. New railways in; no. lOt'hi. " 

British exposition in St. IVtorsburj;. note: no. 1071. 

Bronze. Liquid, in Germany, imte: no. Uh;7. 

Butter. New methods of jiackinn. for shiiiment. note: no. 1057. 

Siberian. Exfiortation of. by Kiehard Guenther: no. 1051. 

Cable. British I'acilie. by .V. K. Smith: no. I(».i7. 

Canal projeet in .Vustria. liy F. \V. Mahin: no. nuu. 

Carpet trade, oriental-, note: no. lOChS. 

Carriages in Netherlands, note: no. ItXlH. 

Cement in Canada. Latin America, and West Indies, by .several eonsnls: no. 1052. 

Chicago. Through shipments to, note: no. lOtiO. 

Chile. Foreign commerce of. UtOO. note: no. lotio. 

China. Railways in: no. 1070. 

Cnited States tnide with, in 19(X). by .lohii Goiwlnow: no. 1062. 

Coal. American, at Malta, by .1. H. Grout: no. 10ti7. 

in east Siberia, by K. T. (ireener: no. 1009. 

Prospect for. in France, bv .1. K. Gowdv: no. lOOl. 

Coal-export tax. British. Working of, by H.W. Metcalf: no. 10«il. 
Coal market. Belgian. \i\ <;. W. Koo.sevelt: no. lOOti. 

in Sweden, note: no. UH'iO. 

Coal mining in Dutch India, note: no. 10.53. 

Colombian exjHirt dues [decree], transmitted by J. C. IngersoU: no. lOtJS. 

Commercial instruction. .X.s.sociation for promoting, note: no. 1074. 

Commercial school at Cologne, note: no. 1069. 

Corn. I'niied States, in .sf)Uth Africa, by J. G. Stowe: no. 1073. 

Cotton in Turkestan, note: no. 1075. 

Cotton culture in Hungary, note: no, 105s, 

Cotton g(X«ls for Brazil, note: no. 10.59. 

Cotton-goods tnide. British, in Latin America, by W. F. Grinnell: no. 10-53. 

Cotton yarn. World's constnnption of, note: no, 1051, 

Criminal anthropology, Amsterdam congress of, note: no, 10.57. 

Customs de<Tees in Mexico, note: no. 10.5m. 

Denmark's commerce with Greenland, note: no. 1067. 

E<-uador. United States trade with, note: no. 1066. 

Electric machinery. Demand for, in Spain: no. 1051. 

Electric railroad. New. in Russia, note: no. 1054. 

Engines in Egypt, note: no. 1056. 

F'ire automobile in Germany, note: no. 1070. 

Fisheries, Exposition of. at St. Petersburg, note: no. 1069. 

Fishery exhibition. Austrian, note: no. 10.59. 

Frontera. New river steamer at. note: no. 10-54. 

Gas and oil discoveries near Ottawa, by C. E. Turner: no. 1071. 

Gus water heater in France, by H. S. Van Buren: no. 1064. 

German enterprise in Greece, note: no. 1059. 

German technical bureau, note: no. 10<;2. 

German trade with .South America in 1900. by (i. H. Murphy: no. 1066. 

Germany's export to seats of war. note: no. 1071. 

Grain elevator, .\merican. at Leith. by Rufus Fleming: no. 10.5'S. 

Guatemala. Railway contract in. by W. (i. Hunter, jr.: no. 1064. 

Harput. Rates of exchange at. note: no. 10('.2. 

Hop raising in Brazil, by .1. .1. (iirimondi: no. 10-54. 

Horse meat. Consuminion of. in Frankfort, tiote: no. 10tj7. 

Hygiene, maritime security, and fishery. ExiKisition of. at Ostende; no. 1061. 

Hygienic exposition at Carlsbad, note: ii<>. lOt'd. 

Imlustrial supremacy. Struggle for. by F. W. Mahin: no. 1072. 

Iron. American. British comjilaints of, note: no. 10<il. 

Ironware and machinery. Suggestions for exi>orts f>f, by Max Bouchsein: no. 1071. 

Italy. Demand for railway ei|uipment in. note: no. 10.51. 

Ivory market, .\ntwerp. by G. F. Lincoln: no. 10-5s. 

Japan. Financial conditions in. note: no. I0t'>2. 

Railways in. by E. C. Bellows: no. 10-57. 

Jaiianese trade in the East, by S. W. Hanauer: no. 1051. 
Kongo Free state. White population in. note: no. 1060. 
Korea. Trade of. in 1900. by H. N. Allen: no. 10-5i;. 
Lamiis. Demand for. in British India, note: n<i. 10-'>9. 
Leather industry. German, by Walter Schumann: no. IOCS. 
Leiiizig spring wholesale fair, by B. H. Warner, jr.: no. 10.55. 
Liglit, pHMiuctioii of. from smoke, in Belgium, note: no. 1070. 

llX.'.t'.*— No. 7s— 01 2 



322 June, 1901 

Advance .sheett? of consular rciioit!^ — Continued. 

Coiiti iih—i'i>nmnivi\. 

I^irrv, uutoiniitic, Cniiii'i.'titii'n for, in (ireat Britain: no. 1067. 

Min-hinery. Ini|>iirtati(iii <>i. inlo Hiissia, tninsniittc-rt by Soren Listoe; no. 1073. 

>lail irain. Hnjiid. in Krani-i.'. noti-: iin. 1071. 

Mt-at in south .Xfrica. tiy J. li. .>^to\ve: no. 1074. 

Mi'n's fnrni.>ihinKs, l)t.'nianrl for, in Tiirlit-y. noto; no. 1073. 

.Mexico. Financial con<litions in. Ijy I'. ('. Hanna: no. 107.i. 

Milk vcs.>;cls, Dcmainl for. in .'Liberia, note: no. 10ti9. 

Mining concessions in southern France, by H. .'^. Van Bnren: no. 10(34. 

Monazite sand, (iernian demand for. note: no. 1070. 

Mond fuel gas in Great Britain, transmitted by James Boyle: no. 1003. 

Nicaragua. Railway concessions in: no. 10ti5. 

Nice. Trade notes from, by H. S. Van Buren; no. UMM. 

Cirtice furniture. .Vmerican. in Netherlands, by F. 1). Hill: no. 1064. 

Oil and seed trade in Marseilles, by R. P. .Skiiiner: no. 1074. 

Oil indications in south .\frica, transmitted by J. Ci. .<to\ve; no 1074. 

Olive crop in soutluTii ICurope. note: no. 10().5. 

Oranges, blood, Dcinainl for. in (iermany. note; no. 10.57. 

Ozocerite, or mineral \va.\. in .Vuslria. by F. W. Hossfeld: no. 1059. 

Palestine. Kailroiuls in. note: no. 10.57. 

I'alms, Demand for, in Hungary, note: no. lO-'i:?. 

Paper factory. New, near Nice, by H. S. Van Buren: no. lOti.i. 

Paraguay. Commercial progress in, by J. N. Rullin; no. lOtiS. 

Peat-machine swindle, note: no. 107.5. 

Pig lead. Canadian bounty on, note; no. 10.50. 

Poptdation. Density of. of" foreign countries, note; no. 1053. 

Publishers. Congress of, in Germany [regulations] , transmitted by B. H. Warner, jr.; 

no. 10-51. 
Puddled steel. (Jerman. Kxi)ort rebate on; no. 1007. 
Puerto Cabello. Trade of. by S. T. Kllsworth; no. 1073. 
Quinine sale at Batavia. note: no. 10.50. 
Railroad emjiloyces. .School for, in (iermany: no. lO(K). 
Romnania and Servia. ln<lustrial conditions in. by Soren Listoe: no. lOOS. 
Roumanian business houses. Credit of. note: no. l()(i.s. 
Rubber in Venezuela, transmitted Ijy Louis Goldsclimidt: no. 1070. 
Russia. New railroail l)ridge in, note: no. 10.53. 
Russian harbors. Remodeling, note: no. 10.54. 
Russian northern railroad, note: no. 1008. 
Russian turilf changes, note: no. 10(iO. 
Shingles. I'se of, in south .\frica. note; no. 1003. 
Shoes in .south Africa, note; no. 1073. 

Slag from grates, German device for removing, note; no. 1000. 
Smelter. New. in British Columbia, note; no. 1053. 
Steamshii) line. French-Canadian, note: no. 1001. 

Steamship lines. New. from Europe to Gulf ports, by several consuls: no. 10.50. 
Steel rails. Demand for. in New South Wales, note; no. 1051. 
Strike in Belgian glass works, note: no. 1003. 
Suez Canal. Improvements on, l)y Kichanl Guenther; no. 1075, 
Sugar industry in Kuroi)e. by Hugo Douzelmaini; no. lOtiO. 
Sulphate of copper. Demand for, in Greece, by F. W. Hossfeld; no. 1075. 
Sulphur in Venezuela, note; no. 1000. 
Tea trade of China in I'.lOO, l)y S. L. Gracey; no. 1005. 
Textile industries, .\ustrian. Depression in, by F. W. Mahin; no. 10.5S. 
Textile plants in Salvador, note: no. 1004. 
Tin-plate iudustrv of Wales, bv G. W. Prees; no. 10('>4. 
Tobacco trade, Maltese, Ijy.I. H. Grout; no. 10().5. 
Tolls in Persia, note; no. iotio. 

Trade-marks in Salvador [law], transmitted ))y,lohn .Tenkins; no. 1073. 
Veneer, New German, note; no. 1007. 
Venezuela, TarilY changes in, Tiotc; no. 1054. 

Trade notes from, by l.ouis (ioldschmidt; no, 1070. 

Veiitilalors and auloniobilcs in British India, note; no. 1075. 
Water iiower, I'tilizalion of, in .\ustria, by F. W. .Mahin; no. 1007. 
Well-boring machinery. Demand for, in Turkey, by T. H. Norton; no, 107J, 
Well-boring niMchiiicry and windmills in Yucatan, by W. W, Canada; no. 10C)S. 
Wheat. .Vmerican, for Italian macaroni, by ,1, K, Haydcn; no, 1071, 
[Woandsu] new food plant in .\frica, by Richard (iueuther: no, 1000. 
Woolen industry, German, by Charles Nener; no, 1000, 
Zllider Zet'. Draining the, by' F. D, Hill and Rit'hard Guenther; ni>, lOOiS. 

Conniiercial relations of United State.s witii foreign countries, 1900. 

ItHU. V. 2, 10o7 pp. 1 pi. (H. -doc. 380 [pt. L'].) *70c 

N()Ti;.— Contains reports of consular olliccrs in Furope on the industries and 
commerce of their respeclivi' districts. 

Consular Reports, June, lilOl; v. (>(>, no. L'4!t. xx + 158-303 pp. 5 il. 
(H. doc. 527, pt. 2.) [M(intlily.] *15c 

Contents: 

Accident ins\irance law. Netherlands. 

Advertising matter, .\merican, in Rus,sia: by W, R. HoUoway, 



June, 1901 323 

Consular Reports — ('i>ntiinu'il. 

tV/;i^/(^— CKlltilllU'iI. 

A);ri<'iiliiinil iiii|>li'iiu-iiis ill Riiv-ia: iniiiMiiiticcl liy ii. \\ . Ilnrri^. 

Auricnltural i(r^^aiiiziiliiiii> in Knim-i-: liv .1. C. t'oviTt. 

Aznros. Kxliiliitiuii in; \,\ li. H. I'ii'kcivll. 

Borliii-Hanituirjf rapiil irunvit: l>v Uiclianl (iiK-ntlKT. 

Bicy<l.-s in N.tlnTlan.ls: l.y F. I). Hill. 

Briclvinakinjr in K">rnii>sa: iiv.l. W. I)avi<lsiin. 

t'abk- siTvici'. Hra;cilian. hri|>riiVfinfnt in: liy Eukcik' Socgcr. 

C'ltnaila. Railway- ni; liy .1. 1.,. Biiiin^rt-r. 

Chareoal imMliii'iinn ami n'l-oviTy of liy-prodiu'ts; by several eonsiils. 

C'hine-ie cii-innis duties, New seitlenieiit of: iran>niii(e<l liy (iei>rj,'e Sawter. 

Coal, iron, ami >ieel iirodnrtion of France: My A. M. Tliaekara. 

CortI niarkei. I're.«ient ronilition of. in Frani'e: l>y \. M. Tliai-kara. 

Coral and pearl lislieries of Coloniliia: by H. A. (Jndjfer. 

Corn. I'rof.o-eil tarilVon. in Frame: by .\. M. Tliaekara. 

Corn kitelK'ns in (iernialiy: by H. \V. Harris. 

Danzig' and .<teltin. Iiiereasi'd p.irt ilnesat [laws]; transmitted by J. K. Kelil. 

Ele<-trie niilway. (ieneva-i'haniouni: l)y H. L. Washington. 

NottiiiKliani: by i^. ('. MeFarlami. 

Eleetrie tramways in Canary Islands; by Solomon Berliner. 

Eleetridysis in liieaeliin;,' le-xtiles; by K. L. Harris. 

Ferry, overhead, at Ronen; by K. M. .1. Dellepiane. 

Fire, Kxiinetion of, aboard ship; transmitted by E. T. Liefeld. 
, Fire apparatus. E.xnosition of, at Berlin; by F. H. Mason. 

Foreign reiHirtsand piiblieatioiis. 

Freneli military colonization: by U. S. Bninot. 

German inforniation otlice for foreign commerce; by O. .1. D. Hnghes. 

German tarilT. New elassitications under; by F. H. Sla.son. 

Glass e.vhibit at I'aris Exposition: transmitte<l by O. J. I). Hughes. 

Greece. Industrial development in: transmitted bv O. .1. D. Hnghe.'s. 

Haiti, Finances of: by \V. F. I'owell. 

Homesteads. Free, in Canaila: by W. H. H. (itaham. 

Hotel and apartnient-house investments in Calcutta; by R. F. Patterson. 

Industrial school at Soniieberg: by O. .?. 1). Hughes, 

Insurance in Anatolia: by T. H. Norton. 

Iron and steel bounties in Canada: by J. L. Bittinger. 

.Japan. Finam-ial conditions in; by E. C. Bellows. 

Labor tnaibles in France: by H. .'^'. Brunot. 

Lflee makers' strike in France: by .1. B. Miliier. 

Loom. American, in Austria: by F. W. Mahin. 

Liniiber. American. Market for. in France: by R. P. Skinner. 

Merchant marine of Russia; by .1. E. Kehl. 

Mill machinery. .Vmerii'an. for Turkey; by T, H. Norton. 

Mineral development in the I'rals: by W. R. Hallowav. 

Norwav, New harbor in, mining development; bv Rieharcl Gucnther. 

Notes." 

Nursery stock in Manitoba and British Columbia; by \V. H. H. Graham. 

I'ai>er. German vs. .\merican: by Walter .Schmnann. 

Patent me<licines in Norway: by Henry Bordewich. 

Perfumery industry. German: by Richard Gueiither. 

Petroleum wells. Sinking, in Mexico; by S. E. Magill. 

Sash and d<"ir fa<-tory. (ipening for. at Shanghai: by H. B. Miller. 

Shoes, .\meriean. Demand for. in France: bv R. P. Skinner. 

in Netherlands: by F. 1). Hill. 

Siam. Paper currency of; by Hamilton King. 

Spain. Iiiilustrial conditions in; transmitted by .1. G. Lay. 

Steamship service. New European-Mexican: by G. F. Lincoln. 

Sugar-beet industry in Enro|)e: by H. W. Diederich. 

Telegraph. Multiplex type-printiiig: by Richard Guenther, 

Tov industrv, German: by B. H. Warner, jr. 

Turf tiber. I'ses of; by F. W. Mahin. 

Typewriters and adding machines in (iermany, by B. H. Warner, jr. 

Victoria railway and steamboat connections; by A. E. Smith, 

Water ways of Canada: by ,1. L, Bittinger. 

Welsbach gaslights. Improvement in: by F. H. Ma.son, 

Wood paving in Louilon: by Richard Westacott, 

Same, (ieneral imU-x to nos, L'04-L'8;», v. 5o-ti:i [Sept. ISyT-Aiiu'.lOOO]. 

1901. vii - L'tiL' pp, (H. <loc. o4:i.) *15c 

Directions for bindin^r Consular Reports. [UtOl.] 
Gas ami oil en^rines in foreijrn eoiintries. ]!t(>l 

(Special Consular Repdits. v. 1'.!. pt. 1.) 

I'AIMS, i;.\i'<»SlTl(>.\ rNIVKKSKI.LK, l<l(tO 

Itep<*t of coiiiniissioner-^eneral to exposition. Feb. 28, IWl. (5 v. 
[13] - :J9H .'i7H r oUti-i 492 -«J71 • oOL' |.|». il. ;{4:! pi- 2 iiki|.s. ( S. 
doe. 2:i2 [6 pts.],) 



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Treasury Department 

Adilitidiial <hitv f>n l>eet sugar iinportetl fnnii or |>r(i<Uu-t of Italy. June 
17, UK)1. 1 p. 4" (Deiit. drcular t)9, IWl; Division of Customs. ) 

Changes in statistical silu'dnli-s A. P.. K, and C. classiticatiuns for ini- 
lH>rtc'il ami exjiortcd coniiiioditics and fnreign couiitrifs. June 17. 
19U1. ;') pp. 4" (I)ept. circular 70, llHIl: JUireau of Statistics.) 

Importation of animals for exhil)ition under act of July 24, 1S97. June 
27, 1901. 2 pp. 4" (De])t. circular 7.S, 1901: Divisiou of Customs.) 

f^tatement of pulilic del)t and cash in Treasuiv. June, 1901. 1 p. f" 
[Monthly.] 

Transportation services rendered hv Sioux Citv and Pacific Railroad 
Company. June 22, 1901. 1 ]\ 4" (Dept. "circular 72, 1901; Divi- 
sion of Bookkeeping and Warrants.) 

Treasurv decisions mider tariff, internal revenue, innnigration. naviga- 
tion laws, etc., weekly, v. 4, nos. 2:^-2(5: June H-27. 1901. [Depart- 
ment decisions numbered 2:>07ti-144, including general appraisers' 
decisions 4932-o4, and internal revenue decisions 351-372.] 

appraisp:rs 

Reapjiraisements of merchandise hy general ai^jiraisers [on ]\Iay 25- 
June 21, 1901]; June 3-24, 1901. 4" ( Reappraisement circulars 
700-712; Divi.<ion of Customs.) [Weekly.] 

BOOKKEEPlXlr AND WARRANTS DIVISION 

Comparative statement of receipts and expen<litures of T'nited States [for 
month ami 12 months ending June. 1900 and 1901]. 1 p. ohlong 
8" [Monthly.] 

Statement of Treasury, June 1-29, 1901. Each [3] \>i>. 4" [Daily 
except Sundays and holidays.] 

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 

Note.— The Charts, Coast I^ilots, and Tide Tables of the Coast and Geodetie Sur- 
vey are sold at the office of the Survey, in Washington, and also by one or more 
sales agents in each of the important .\merican seajxirts. Tlie monthly Notice to 
Mariners may be had free at thest- agencies, at all fnited .States ctistom-houses. at 
the branch hydrographic ottices of the Navy I)ei>avtment,at United States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coast Survey. 

Ba.se apparatus. [INIay 1, 1901.] 5 pp. 1 ]il. 12" 

Chart jmhlications. [May 1, 1901.] 4 pp. 12" 

Coast pilots. [May 1, 1901.] 4 j.p. 12" 

Geodesy or measurement of the earth. [May 1, 1901.] 5 i>i). 12" 

Gravity. [May 1, 1901.] 4 pp. 1 pi. 12' 

Hydrography." [May 1, 1901.] 4 pp. 1 pi. 12" 

Leveling. [May 1, 1901.] 4 pp. 1 pi. 12" 

Magnetics. [May 1, 1901.] 4 j.p. uiap, 12" 

Notice to Mariners 272; :May, 1901. 16 - [2] pp. 4" [Monthly.] 

NoTK. — Contains corrections for charts of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, with 
lists of new charts, canceled editions, etc. 

Tide tallies for .\tlaiitic coast of I'nited States, iucludingCanada and West 
In.lies, from Tide Tables for [calendar year] 1902. 1901. [151] j)]). 
il. large S" 15c 

NoTK.— Ciinlaiiis lull prediction-— lh:.t i.-. time and licight of every higlj and 
every low water in the calen<lar year liiUJ— at JO stations, with table by means of 
which these |>redictions may be extended to lOilti subordinate stations. 



JiNE, liMU 325 

Tiile tal)le.< forParitic i-oast of Ciiited States, with I<)ri-i;rii ]Hiits in I'acilic 
CK-ean, fn.iu Ti.U- Tal)los f..r [falt'U.lar yi-ar] URL'. UJUl. [i:]S] pp. 
large S" ' 10c 

Note.— Citntains full pa-ilictions — thut is. time ami lieiKht of evi-ry hijfli nn<l 
every low water in the caleiKlar year liKfJ— at is statioii.s. with table by mean.-* of 
whieh the-e predielious may l>e extemiifl to Tl.'i sulxirdinate stations. 

Ti<lo.« and ti<lal currents, [^fay 1, 1901.] 4 pp. 12° 
Time. latitu<le. and loiiirittKle. [May 1, litOl.] 4 pp. IL"' 
T..p..._rrapliy. [May 1. IWl.] 4 pp. 1 pi. IL"' 

Trianiriilatiun an<l re<-oiniaissanee. [May 1, 11»01.] 4 pp. 1 pi. 12" 
r.S. O'a.-^t an.l Geodetic- Survey. [May 1, li»01.] 5 pp. 12" 
United 8tate.«^ eoa.-it pilot. Atlantic coa.<t; pt. 8, Ctulf of Mexico from 
Key We.-t to Kio Grajule. 2d edition. 1901. 174 pp. il. 4 niajhs, 
large S" .50c 

Weights and measures. [May 1. 1901.] 4 pp. 12" 

Bering Sea. t astern part, Alaska, .Mercator projection; wit ii Sub-sketch, 
Port Clarence, scale naut. in. = 0.3 in.; chart 9302. Mav, 1901, firrt 
puhlisheil 1900. 3S X 29.4 and 7.2 X 8.1 in. ' oOe 

Maalaea Bav, I.«land of Maui, Hawaiian Islands; chart 4104. Scale 
1: 10,(X»C). May, 1901. 40.4 X 31. ti in. 25c 

Manila, Port of, Luzon Island, Pliilippine Islands; ciiait 4231. Scale 
1:10,000. .lune, 1901. 28.4 X 30.9 in. 50c 

San Juan Harlior, Porto Rico; chart 908. Scale 1:10,000. Jmie, 1901, 
first published 1900. 33 X 38.8 in. 50c 

Texa.«, Coa.<t of, Sabine IVs to High Island; chart 203. Scale 1:80,000. 
June, 1901, tirst published 1892. 42.4 X 32.8 in. 50c 

COMPTROLLER OF CURRENXY 

Abstract of reports of condition of national banks, Apr. 24, 1901; uo. 23. 

June 8, 1901. 8 pp. 4" [Issued 5 times a year.] 
Bulletin 424-427; June 3-24, 1901. 4° [Weekly.] 

Note.— Announces changes in officers of national banks, organization of new 
banks, liijuiilations, etc. 

Instructions and suggestions relative to oi^anization, etc., of national 
banks. 1V»(M3 [reprint 1901]. 34 pp. (Trea.s. Dept. doc. 2175. ) 

COMPTROLLER OF TREASURY 

Method.s of rendering and stating accounts of ilisbursing officers, with 
suggested <hanges. 1901. 80 pi>. 1 pi. 4" 

CUSTOMS DIVISION 

Digest of de<isions of Trea.siurv Department and of Board ()f ( Jeneral 
Appraisers under tariff acts of 1883, 1890, 1894, and 1897, rendered 
calendar years 1898-1900. 1901. 24H pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2220. ) 

GOVERNM KXT ACTUA \l\ 

[TaVjles showing market jirices and investment values of out.staiuling 
securities of Uiiite<l States, Mav, 1901.] June 1, 1901. 2 ].p. 4° 
^( Dept. circular 04, 1901.) 



326 June, IMOl 

INTERNAL KKVKNUE OFFICE 

Modifyin;.' cironlar 602 [CV)iuvrniii>r Cancellation of Internal-revenue 
Stanij).*] as to ilate when same takes effect and as to form of perfo- 
rations ])ermissil.le. June 24, li»01. 1 p. 4° (Circular 004. ) 

Re<leniptiun of stamps by banks <»r stationei-s. June 18, 1901. 1 p. 4° 
(Circular 003. ) 

LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD 

Note.— The Bulletins, Beacon and Buoy Lists, and Light Lists published by the 
Light-IIonsc Board can be obtained, free of charge, on application to the office of 
the Board at Wasliiiigtoii, the iiispectors of the several lighthouse districts, the 
United States eiist(iiii-li<iuses. tin- Hydrographie Oftice audits branehes.and the 
.sales agents of the Coast and GeiKletic Survey. 

Addenda [to] List of lights [and io<£ signals] on Atlantic and (nilf coasts 

[of United State.s], 1900. [1901.] 19 1. 
Bulletin 120, recent changes in ai<ls to navigation. June 1, 1901, coasts 

of United States. 20 — [2] pp. 4" [:Mi>nthly.] 
2d District. List of beacons, buoys, and day marks, from Hampton 

Harbor, N. H., to Warren Point, K. L, including Nantucket and 

Vinevard sounds. Buzzards Bav, and tril)utaries; correcte<l to June 

1, 1901. 121 -t- vi pp. large 8"" 
Notice to Mariners 68-97 of 1901; June 3-29, 1901. p. 68-97, 4° 

jjoTE.— Contains notices of establishment of new lights, light-vessels, and steam 

whistles, changes in buoyage, etc. 

Officers on dutv under Light-House Establishment. June 5, 1901. 2 pp. 

4» (Circular 3 of 1901.) 
Specifications for oil, 1902. June, 1901. 30 pp. 4° 
Specifications for supplies, 1902. June, 1901. 90 pp. 4° 
Specifications for twin-screw steel steam light-house tender Junii^er. 

1901. 46 pp. 3 pi. 4" 

LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION 

Circulation statement, June 1, 1901. 1 p. oblong 8" [Monthly.] 

Note.— Kstiniated population, June 1. 1901. 77,(>47,O0O: circulation per capita, 
328.13. 

Registered bonds caveated ui)on books of Department, June 1, 1901. 
1 p. f" [Monthly.] 

^L\RINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Contracts for care of seamen, etc. June 12, 1901. 13 pp. 4" (Dept. 
circular 67, 1901 . ) 

Insects as factors in convevaiuv of di.-ea.se. June 20. 1901. 1 i>. 4° 
(Dept. circular 71, 1901.") 

Public Health Reports, v. K), nos. 23-26; June 7-28, 1901. [xvi] + 
1253-1511 pp. 

Note.— This jniblication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as reported by the olVicers of the Marine Hospital Service and 
others, is for gratuitous distriliiitimi, but tlu' edition is limited, and the document 
is intended onlv for health otlicersaml other persons interested in sanitary afTairs. 
To obtain it a|>i«li(ation should be made to the Sui)ervising Surgeon-General of 
the Marine Ib>s]iital Service. Treasury Deiiartment. No. 'J.'S contains Trea.sury 
Department circular 71. Insects as factors in conveyance of disease. 

nY(;ii:Ni,i' i.aboh.vtohv 

Yiabilitv of Imcilltis i)c.-^tis; [))v] .'^L J. Rnscnau. 1901. 44 pp 
(Biil]*-tiii 4.) 



June, 1901 327 

NAVKtATIoN lUKKAr 

Clearanceis and entries of vessels in riiiteil States. Jinie 1."!. 1!H)1. 1 |.. 

4" ( Dept. i-ircular (58, 1901. ) 
Internal-revenue stamps on marine iiajiersof vt-ssels. etc. June .s, UUIl. 

L' pp. 4" (Dept. eircular ().">, litOl.) 

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ETHNOLOGY BUREAU 

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Contents: 

Indian land ce.s.«ions in United States, compiled by C. (_'. Koyce: witli introduction 
by Cyrus Thomas. 

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340; Civil Service Commission, IHth report, 1S99. (Serial no. ."^981.) 
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Sliipiiu'iit 4 

Congress, 56th Congress, 1st session. House docinnents, v. 9(i. No. 
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15, pt.>». 7-12; Commerce and Finance, Jan. -June, 1900. (Serial 
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Hhipuifid 6 

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334 June, 19(il 

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Coa^it ami <ie<Mletic Survev (Treasurv Department). Tide table:^ for 
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Station Record, v. 12, no. 10. 1901. vii + 901-1000 pp. S" 
Forestry Division (Dejwrtment of Agriculture). Practical assistance to 

tree planters. [Feb. 15, 1901.] 12 pp. 5il. 8" (Circular 22, revised 

edition. ) 

National Museum I Smith.-^onian Institution). Directions for collecting 

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Xeedham." 1899. 9 pp. 4 il. 8" (Bulletin 39, "pt. O. ) 
Soils Division (Department of Agriculture). List of soil types estab- 

lislied bv division in 1899 and 1900, with brief description. [Mar. 1, 

1901.] "llpp. 8" 

SJtijitnent 12 

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719, 720, 74(3-750; Geological Survev bulletins 170-176. (Serial no. 
3952. ) 

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4S1. pt. 2: Cunmiercial Kclatioiis, 1899, v. 2. (Serial no. 3994.) 



June, lUOl 335 

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Agriculture, Departint-nt i>f. Household tests for <leteftii)U of oleomar- 
gariue aud reiiovateil l>iitt«'r; liy <;. K. I'atrirk. llHil. 11 i>|i. S' 
( Fariiiei-s' hulletln l:)!. i 

Conjrress. 5(ith C'ouirress, 1st session. House tlocuiuents, v. 47. No. 
190, t) i»t.<. ; Consular Keju^rts, v. (i'2, nos. 282-l.'35 and supitleujents. 
(.Serial no. .St»44. 1 

Customs Division ( Treasury Department). Digest of decisions of Treas- 
ury Department and of Boanl of (Jeneral Appraisers und^r tariff 
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IWtS. ISWit an.l ISHKI. li»OI. L'4G pp. S" 

Military Information Division (Adjutant-General, War Department). 

Explorations in Alaska, lS9;t, for all-American overland route from 

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Mar. IWl. 77 pp. 42 il. 4 j.l. 2 maps, S' ( [I'ultlicatioii] 81. ) 
Publications Division (Dei>artmeut of Agriculture). Monthly list of 

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Porto Rico, Department of ( Adjutant-(Tcneral, Majt)r-(ieneral Connuand- 
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ernor, epitome of reports of su[)erior board of health, board of 
charities. 1901. 359 pp. il. 35 pi. map, 8" 

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Coast and (ieodetic .^urvey (Treasury Department). United States coa.«t 
pilot, Atlantic coa.«t; pt. 8, (iulf of Mexico from Key West to Rio 
(Trande. 2d e<lition. 1901. 174 pp. il. 4 maps, large 8" 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Congressional Record, proceed- 
ings ami debates of 56th Congress, 2d session, v. 34 [index to pts. 
1-4, including History of bills and joint resolutions]. .304 - 140 pp. 4" 

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Agrostology Division ( Department of Agriculture ) . Agrostological notes. 

June 18, 1901. 6 pp. 8" (Circular 35. ) 
Animal Industrv P>ureau ( Department of Agriculture). Notes on para- 

site.s 55-57." [Mar. 26, 1901.] 4 i)p. 8" (Circular 34. ) 



33(3 June, 1901 

Congress. 56th Conorresp, 1st fiession. Senate documents, v. 4. Nos. 

IS— i9, except 30; niiscellaneou.'«. (Serial no. 384H. ) 
Entonioloiry l)iviHioii (Department of Agriculture). House ant8, mono- 

moriuiii pharaonis, et al. [July G, 189S.] 4 pp. 3 il. 8" (Circular 

34, lM series. ) 
Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). List of publi- 
cations of office on irrigation. [1901.] 4 pp. 8" ([rul)licatiun] 

358 revised. ) 
Statistics Division (Dei)artment of Agriculture). Cour.>;e of prices of 

farm implements and machinery for series of years; by George K. 

Holmes. litOl. 31 pp. 8" (Miscellaneous series, bulletin 18. ) 

Shipment 2S 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. G. Xos. 
50-65, except 60; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 3848.) 

Shipment 24 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 10. Nos. 
148-170, except 161; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 3852. ) 



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■General Information 33y 

Congress of United. States 3-41 

Laws 3-4] 

Senate 341 

House 312 

Sheep-bound Reserve 3-12 

President of United StMtes 34l2 

Agrifidture, Department of 3W 

Interior Department 34() 

Navy Department 353 



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Post-otlice Dei)artment 3.t() 

State Department 350 

Treasury Department 360 

War Department ,.. 363 

District I if Ciilumljia 365 

Smitlisi inian Institution 365 

Various Bureaus 366 

Shipments to Depositories 369 

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Plate, plates pi. 

Portrait, portraits per. 

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Railway ry. 

Report rp. 

Reservation Res. 

Resolution res. 

Secretary secy. 

Section, sections sec. 

Senate bill S. 

Senate concurrent resolution S. C. R. 

Senate document S. doc. 

Senate joint resolution S. J. R. 

Senate report ^-^S- 

Senate resolution (simple) S. R. 

Session sess. 

! Sixteenmo 16» 



Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association assoc. 

■Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

•Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

E.xecutive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

IFacsimile, facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f ° 

<Jeneral gen. 

■Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

House bill H. 

House concurrent resolution H. C. K. 

Houve document H. doc. 

House joint resolution H.J. R. 

Housi ■ 'n^port H . rp. 

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Illustrated, illustration, illustrations ...il. 

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Island I. 

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340 July, I'JOl 

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Revised Statutes, edition of 1878, sheep ?!2. 90 

Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 1, edition of 1891, sheep 2.00 

Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, nos. 1-5, paper 50 

Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 6, pajier 15 

Revi.sed Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 7, paper 30 

Revised Statutes, suj)i>lement, vol. 2, no. 8, paper 75 

Laws of 1st session, 55th Congress, 1897, paper 35 

Laws of 2d session, 55th Congress, 1897-9S, jiaper 95 

Laws of 3d se.«sion, 55th Congress, 1898-99, paj.er 1. 00 

Statutes at Large, vol. 30, 55th Congress, 1897-99, sheep 3. 00 

Laws of 1st session, 56th Congress, 1899-1900, paper 1. 10 



Catalogue of Public Documeuts 

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Congress of United States 

Congressional Record. 

Note. — The bound volumes of the Record are .«old by the Public Printer and 
the Superintendent of Documents, the price averaging about SI. 40 per part. The 
set containing the proceedings of the 2a ses.sion of the bdth Congress is in 4 parts 
and index and posts ST. 00. 

IMemorial aildresse.* on Alfred C. Harmer. 1901. 88 pp. 1 por. large 8" 

(H. doc. 525.) 
Memorial addresses on William D. Dalv. 1901. 59 pp. 1 por. large 8" 

(H. doc. 522.) 

LAWS 

Statutes at Large, Dec. 1899-l\Iar. 1901, and recent treaties, conventions, 
executive proclamations, and concurrent resolutions; edited under 
direction of Secretary of State. 1901. v. 31, i.-^ [1] +2167 jip. 

Sheep, 83.15 

Note.— The contents of this volume are the same as those of the Pamiihlet or 
Session Laws, for the two sessions of the oMh Congress, but with a ditlVrent 
arrangement. The laws, whether acts or joint resolutions, have been noted in 
this catalogue each month as separatelv jiublished. .See catalogues, December, 
1899-June, 1900, and December, 1900-March, 1901. For lists of the treaties, con- 
ventions, proclamations, and concurrent resolutions, see the entries for the Ses- 
sion Laws ("Statutes Passed") in catalogues for .\ugust, I'JOO, pages 449. 4.^0. and 
May, 1901, pages 273, 274. 

SENATE 

Standing rules for conducting business in Senate, with rules for regula- 
tion of Senate wing of Caj^itol, adopted bv Committee on Rules. 
1901. 69 pp. 

DISTRICT OF COI,lMHI.\ CO.MMITTEE 

"Men on hor^^eback," jiaper on equestrian statuary in Washington, 
read l)efore Columbia Historical Soci'ety, l)y S. H. Kauffmann, 
Mar. 11, 1901. June 5. 1901. 16 pp. (Park improvement jiapers 8. ) 

Notes on establishment of national park in District and ac(|uirement 
and improvement of vallev of Rock Creek for ])ark puri>o.>;es; bv 
William V. Cox. Aj.r. I!),'ut01. 42 j.p. 2 il. ( I'ark improvement 
l)apers 7.) 

341 



342 July, 1901 

FOREIGN KELATIONS COMMITTEE 

Compilation of reports of coininittee, 1789-1901, l.st-o6th Congress, 
claim;- of citizens of United States against foreign governments. 
1901. V. 1, 2, [l]-r686 pp. map and xviii ^ 1061 pp. (S. doc. 231, 
pts. 1, 2.) 

Contents: 

V. 1. rMi.scellaneous.l 

V. 2. La Abra Silver Mining Company. 

HOUSE 

Journal, 2d se.ssion, 56th Congress. 1901. 438— 110 pj). 4" 

Note. — The supply of the Senate and House journals for libraries is limited by law 
to 144 copies of each, to be distributed to 3 libraries in each State and Territory. 

SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE 

XOTE. — These volumes, which have been i)reviously published in unbound form 
or in one or more cloth editions, are now for the first time ready for distribution 
in sheep binding. The number in black-faced type appended to the description 
of each volume is the serial number in the set of Congressional documents. In 
continuation of the system adopted in the Checklist of Public Documents issued 
by this office. 

55th Congress, 3d session. House documents, v. 1. No. 1; President's 
message and foreign relations, 1898. [3743] 

56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 25. Nos. 236-257. ex- 
cejit 237; 9th report on reindeer in Alaska, 1899; Tariff schedules in 
Cuba, Porto Rico, and Philippines; miscellaneous. [3867] 

Same, v. 26. Xos. 258-337, except 259, 270, 283, 290, 306; miscel- 
laneous. [3868] 

House flocuments, v. 61. Xos. 106, 236; National Soldiers' Home 

report, 1899; Report of inspection, Sept. -Dec. 1899. [3958] 

Same, v. 65. Xo. 117; War of Rebellion, series 3, v. 1. [3962] 

Same, v. 74. Xo. 175, pts. 1, 4; American Repu])lics Bureau re- 
port, 1899; Bulletin 94. [3971] 

Same, v. 79. Xos. 264-323, except 287, 298, 300, 314; Transactions 

with national banks; miscellaneous. [3976] 

Same, v. 91. Xos. 451-504, except 460. 476. 481, 49(), 500; Reforma- 
tory system in U. S. ; miscellaneous. [3988] 

Same, V. 92. Xo. 460, 3 pts. ; Spanish-American war claims. [3989] 

Same, v. 99. Xo. 588; Yearbook of Department of A>rriculture, 

1899. [3996] 

Same, v. 107. Xo. 713; Labor Dei)Hrtmcnt, 14th annual report, 

1899. [4004] 

Same, v. 114. Xo. 733; American Historical .\ssociation rejiort, 

1899, v.l. [4011] 

56th Congress, 2d session. House journal. See above, under House. 
Note. — The binding of the volumes of the Congressional reserve is proceeding 
so rapidly that it is anticipated that some of the volumes for the 2d .scssi m of the 
ijCth Congress will be ready for distribution before it is possible to ass gn serial 
nmnbers. In tins case the serial numbers will not be announced until the publi- 
cation of the schedule of volumes for the session. 

President of United States 

Casca<le Range forest reserve, 2<1 proclamation. [July 1, 1901.] 2 pp. f" 
Cessation of tariff, Porto Rico [proclamation]. [July 25, 1901.] [2] pp. f" 
Olympic forest reserve, 3d proclamation. [July 15, 1901.] 3 pp. f" 



July, 19ol 343 

Oi)enin<r laiuls ce'lt-il l>y Wiihita, CoiuaiK-lie, Kiowa ami Aiiaclie In- 
dians, prtiolaniation. [July 4, lyOl.] 8 pp. I" 
Wicliita fnivst n•st•rv^^ i.nwlamati.in. [July 4. 1<)(11.] [-J] ](p. f" 



Agriculture, Department of 

Note. — Those publications of the Department of .\griciilture which are for sale, 
except those of the Weather Bureau, will he supplied by the Superinti-iident of 
Documents, I'nion Building, Washingtuu, D. ('. For the un|)riced publications 
application should be made to the .Secretary f>f .\griculture. The Dei)artnient 
has no list of addresses to which all its publication.s are sent. It issut-sa monthly 
list of publicatiiiUK. which is mailed to all applicants, enabling them to select 
such reports and bulletins as interest them. 

[Bureau of Aninuil Industry] order 80, amendment 14; regulations con- 
cerning cattle transportation, feeding station at Polk Stock Yards, 
Fort Worth, Tex. July i:^, 1901. Ip. 

Progress of beet-sugar industry in United States in 1900. 1901. 178 pp. 
(Rei)ortH9. ) ' *10o 

Note. — Made up of reports by Divi.«ion of Chemistry and Charles F. .Saylor, 
special agent. 

Statistical matter relating to princijial crops and farm animals, transpor- 
tation rates, etc., in Unite<l States, 1900; from Yearbook, 1900. 
[1901.] p. 753-861. 

William Saunders, bv [George William Hill] editor; from Yearbook, 
1900. [1901.] p. 625-630, 1 por. 

ACCOUNTS AND DISBURSEMENTS DIVISION 

Use of annual appropriations [decision of comptroller of Treasury, re- 
printed for ilisbursing office of Dejjartment of Agriculture]. [1901.] 
4 pp. 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

American bree<Is of fowls, 1: plvmouth rock; by T. F. ^IcGrew. 1901. 

32 pp. 10 il. 6 pi. r Bulletin 29.) ' *1.5c 

Ducks and geese, standard 1»reeds auil management; by George E. 

Howard. 1897 [reprint 1901]. 48 pp. 37 il. (Farmers' bulletin 64.) 
Hog raising in the Soutli; by S. M. Tracy. 1899 [rei>rint 1901]. 40 pp. 

(Farmers' bulletin 100.") 
Standard varieties of chickens; by George E. Howard. [3d edition. 1 

Jan. 1899 [reprint 1901]. 48 pp. 42 il. (Farmers' bulletin 51.) 

DAIRY DIVISION 

Dairy products at Paris P>xposition, 1900, bv Henrv E. Alvord; from 
Yearbook, 1900. [1901.] ii- 599-627 pp. 5 pi. ([Publication] 35.) 

BIOLOGICAL SURVEY DIVISION 

Food of nestling birds, bv Sylvester D. Judd; from Yeiirt>o<jk, 1900. 

[1901.] iv - 411-436 pp. 9 il. 5 pi. 
How birds affect the orchard, bv F. E. L. Beal; from Yearbook, 1900. 

[1901.] ii - 291-.304 pp. 5 il'. 

ENTOMOLOGY I>I VISION 

Bee keeping; l)y Frank Benton. 1897 [reprint 1901]. 32 pp. 19 il. 
(Farmers' bulletin 59.) 



344 Jllv, 1901 

^^otes (111 mosquitoes of I'niteil State.--, account of their structure and 
biologv with remark.-^ on remedies; by L. O. Howard. 1900 [re- 
l)rint 1*901]. 70 pp. 22 il. ( Bulletin 25, new series. ) *5c 

Principal household insects of United States, by L. O. Howard and C. L. 
Marlatt; with chajiter on in.-^ects affecting dry vegetaljle foods, by 
V. II. Chittenden, isw [1S99. reprint 1901]. 131 pp. 64 il. (Bulle- 
tin 4, new series, revi.-ed edition.) *10c 

Scale in.sect and mite enemies of citrus trees, bv C. L. Marlatt; from 
Yearbook, 1900. [1901.] iv - 247-290 pp. 25 il. 6 pi. 

Smyrna Hg culture in United States, by L. O. Howard; from Yearbook, 
1900. [1901.] iv -f 79-100 pp. 7 il. 8 pi. 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Development of tnnking interests, bv F. S. Earle; from Yearbook, 1900. 
[1901.] iii - 487-452 pp. 

Effect of severe and jjrolongeil muscular work on food consumption, 
digestion, and metaljolism, l)y W. O. Atwater and H. C. Sherman; 
and ^Mechanical work and efficiency of bicyclers, by R. C. Carpen- 
ter. 1901. 67 pp. 8 il. (Bulletin 98.) " *oc 

Experiment Station Reconl, v. 12, no. 11. 1901. vii + 1001-1100 pp. 

10c single copy, 81.00 a volume (12 nos. ) 
XoTE.— Mainlv made up of abstracts of reports and publifationson agricultural 
science which have reeeiitly appeared in all countries, especially the United 
States. 

Experiment Station Work 11. 1899 [reprint 1901]. 32 pp. 5 il. (Farm- 
ers' ])ulletin 103.) [See, for contents, catalogue for September, 1899, 
page 418.] 

Same, 13. 1899 [reprint 1901]. 32 pp. 3 il. (Farmers' bulletin 107.) 
[See, for contents, catalogue for January, 1900, page 51.] 

Practical irrigation, 1)V C. T. Johnston and J. D. Stannavd; from Year- 
book, 1900. [1901.] ii + 491-512 pp. 9 il. ([Publication] 397.) 

Proceedings of 14th annual convention of Association of American Agri- 
cultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, New Haven and Middle- 
t(.wn, Cnnn., Nov. 1.3-15, 1900; edited bv A. C. True, W. H. Beal, 
and H. H. Goodell. 1901. 192 pp. 3 pi. (Bulletin 99.) *15c 

CoDtentf: 

Agriftdtural and mechanical college. Relation of, to State: by W. E. Drake. 
Agricultural experiment stations, American; by W, H. Jordan, 
Agricultural literature. Report of committee on indexing, 
.Vgriculturc, Re|)ort of committee on methods of teaching, 

University extension in. at Cornell University: by ,1, Craig, 

Agriculture, Department of, and experiment stations. Report of committee on co- 

oi)erative worlc between. 
Artacc pinictistriga. Some observations upon; by H, A, Morgan, 
Asimniu'us, Power sprayer for; by F. A, Sirriue. 

Aspaiagus pest, agromyza simplex Loew, Little-known: by F, A, Sirrine, 
liibliiigrapher, report. 

Botani-^t, station. Function of, by G, E, Stone, 

<"igar-wrapper leaf. Methods of experimenting with; by E. H. ,lcnkins, 
C'ouuectictit Experiment Station: by W, O, Atwater. 
('on>tituti<)n. Report of committee on revision of. 
liairy-henl tests, Cooiierative; by C, S, Phelps, 
Eilucation, modern. What is of most worth ni: by .1, E, Stiibbs, 

at laud-grant colleges. General drift of; by .1, K, Patterson, 

Eugiiieeriiig experiment stations. Report of committee on. 
Entomology, Ecouonjic, in Florida; by H, .\, Gos.sard, 

in sdiuhern States: \>\ H, Garman, 

Entomology Section, report. 

E.\i"Timen't-station work, Pro.gress of variety testing in; by F. W, Raiie, 
Fcrtili/.er laws, uniform, Rejiort of standing committee on. 
Field experiments, Cnoiierative; by E, B, Voorhee>, 
Food and tiody material, .^.vailable energy of; by W, O, Atwater, 
<;raduate study, RejMirt of connnittee on, at Washington [D,C,], 
<trass and I'orage-jilant investigations in I>epartment of Agriculture and State 
experiment stations; liy T, A, Williams, 



July, 19(H 345 

Proc'ee<linf;s nf 14th annual ••oiivi'ntiun of A^sooiatiun of American A^rri- 
cultural C'ollejres and Kxperiinent Station."*, etc. — Continne<l. 
Co)iU'iitj'—Conu\nn}<i. 

Hiirli<Miltnri-. Educational statu* of: by F. W. ('artl. 

Laboratory work in; l)y E. S. Goff! 

Horticulture aiid Botany .'Section. rei>ort. 

Hydrocyanic-acid fras for dcstructiim of insects in large buildings. Recent resiUts 

with: by NV. (J. Johnson. 
Mechanic arts, .'student of. an apprentice; by J. D. Hoffman. 
Mechanic Arts Section, report. 

Mechanical drawing. Course of instruction in: by L. .S. Randolph. 
Military instruction in land-grant colleges. Rei>ort of committee on. 
Morrill, .lustin .<.. Legislative career of: by (J. \V. .Vthertoii. 
Nursery and orchard inspection. E.\periences in: by W. G. Johnson. 
Nursery inspection: by J. B. Smith. 

Nursery inspec-tion and orchard insecticide work in Illinois: by S. A. Forbes. 
Nursery inspection laws and rulings. Suggestions toward greater uniformity in; 

by E. V. Felt. 
Paris Exposition. Report of committee on collective station e.xhibit at. 
Petroleum, crude, and its effects upon plants and insects, Notes on; bv J. B. 

Smith. 
Plant physiology in relation to liorticulture and agriculture; by A. F. Wotids. 
Plants. What oiir experiment stations have done in originating varieties of, by 

cro.ssing, .selecting, etc. [abstract]: by D. B. Halsted. 
President's address: by J. E. .stubbs. 
Scale insects, injurious. Danger to American horticulture from introduction of; 

by G. B. King. 
Seed and plant introduction; by J. G. Smith. 
[Sugar and sugar-beet production], our new agricultural industrv: bv I. P. 

Roberts. 
Tobacco, Burley, its growing and curing; by M. A. Scovell. 
[Tobacco investigations of Department of Agriculture]; by Milton Whitney. 
Treasurer, report. 
Trees. Observations on banding of, to prevent injurv bv fall cankerworm: bv 

W. E. Brilton. 
Vegetation house arranged for pot experiments: by \V. E. Brltton. 

Sheej) feetUng; by John A. Craig. Feb. 1897 [reprint 1901]. 24 pp. 

(Farinerfi' l)ulletin 49. ) 
Value of j)otat(je.'s as food, bv C. P. Langworthv; from Yearljook, 1900. 

[1901.] iii ~ .•«7-348 pp. 3 il. ([Pulilication] 398.) 

PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU 

.\(;ko.stol()GY division 
List of. publications of division. [June 12,1901.] 8 pp. (Circular 30. ) 

HoT.VNV division 

Contrilnitions from L'. S. National Herliarium, v, (>, plant life of Ala- 
bama, account of distribution, modes of association, and adajitations 
of flora of Alabama, with systematic catalogue of plants growing in 
State; prepared in cooi)eration with Geological Survev of Alabama 
by Charles Mohr. July 31. 1901. 921 pp. 12 pi. map. *50c 

Some poisonous plants of northern .«tock ranges, bv V. K. Che.<nut; from 
Yearbook, 1900. [1901.] iii - 305-324 pp. 4 il. 3 j.l. 

Testing commercial varieties of vegetables, bv ^\'. W. Tracv, jr.; from 
Year] )Ook, 1900. [UtOL] iii — 543-550 pp. 

VEGETABLE PHVSIULOCiV AND PATHOI.O(iV DIVISION 

New wheat industrv [macan^ni wheat] for Vemiarid west. [June 28, 

1901.] 8]>i). 2ll. (Circular IS.) 
Spraying for fruit di.^eases; by B. T. (ialloway. ISDH [reprint llHil]. 

12 pii. H il. (Farmers' bulletin .38. ) 
Succe.«sful wheat growing in semiariil di.-^trict'!, bv Mark Alfred Carleton; 

from Yearbook, 190(». [1901.] ii -^ .52it-.542 ]>\>. 4 pi. 



346 JuLv, 1901 

I'rr.LIC KOAD IN<2riRIES OFFICE 

Mountain roads, bv James W. Abhott; from Yearbook, 1900. [1901.] 
iii — 183-198 pp. 2 il. 8 pi. 

rUP.LICATION.S DIVISION 

Monthly list of publications [of Department of Agriculture], Julv, 1901. 
4 pp. ([Publication] 417. ) 

SEED AND PLANT INTKUDUCTION SECTION 

Commercial j)lant intniduction, bv Jared a. Smith; from Yearbook, 
1900. [1901.] ii - i:-! 1-144 i-p. 

STATISTICS DIVISION 
Crop Reporter, v. 3, no. 3; July, 1901. 8 iip. 4" [^Monthly.] 

FOREIGN MARKETS SECTION 

Our trade with Scandinavia, 1890-1900; bv Frank H. Hitchcock. 1901. 
124 pp. (Bulletin 22.) ' *10c 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Note. — For these publications application .should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Climate and Crop Bulletin, July 1-29, 1901; nos. 16-20 [1901]. 24 X 19 
in. [Weekly Apr.-Sept., monthly remainder of year.] 

Note. — Contains reports of temperature and raiiuall. with special reference to 
their effect on crops. 

Weather Bureau. 1901. 15 pp. 1 il. 24' 

Weather map, July 1-31, 1901. .19 X 24 in. [Daily.] 

Weather map, Pan-American Exposition. [1901.] 19 X 24 in. 



Interior Department 

Note. — The Decisions of the Department of the Interior in pension cases are 
issued in slips and in signatures, and the Decisions in land cases are issued in 
signatures, both being publislied later in boun<l volumes at jjrices ranging from 
S1.05 to SI. -15 ])er volume. Suliscribers may deposit SI. 00 in the Department and 
receive the contents of a volume of the Decisions of either kind in separate parts 
as they are issued. Of tlie Land Decisions usually two volumes are i.ssued yearly, 
while the Pension-Decision volumes appear at longer intervals, .sometimes more 
than two years apart. 

Annual reports, 1900; 21st annual report of Geological Survey, pt. (i, 2 v. 
[See (ieological Survey.] 

Decisions [in api)cait'(l in'iision and bounty land claims] v. 11, [signa- 
tures] 20-24, pul)!ished separately. ]>. 30o-384. [Contents are the 
same as those of slips S7-10o, for which see catalogues for April, 
.May, and Juiu, 1901.] 

Same, [v. 11, slii.s] 109-123, pul.lislnMl separately. 

Conttnls: 

.attorneys; material service; declarations: increase. No. 117. Jime 2y. 1901. 3 pp. 
.Xttorneyshiii: recognition. No. lU. ,Iune 2.'), 1901. 2 pp. 

Commencement: act .hnie 27. isyo; minor's pension. No. lis. June 29, 1901. 5 pp. 
Death cause: natlielogical [patliological] sequence; discharge; act .June 27, ISSX). 

No. 121. .Inly 10, I'JOl. I |)p. 
Evidence; weight of evidence: presumption of prior sorvi<-o. No. 120. .Inly 10, 

1901. -.i PI). 



July, IDUI 347 

Decisions [in apju-aletl pension and bounty land claims], etc. — Cont'd. 
Ckh^ ;//.<— Continiu-ii. 

JurisiliLtion; iKilaratioii: evidi-nce: lilinjr. No. 113. June 2.i, 1901. 3 |i|>. 

dt'crw. evideme: divorit-. No. 111. June 22. 1901. i \>p. 

Marriage: colored persons: emaneiimtion proclamation. No. 122. July 10. 1901. 

evidence: presumptions: cohabitation and repute. No. 110. June 29, 1901. 

3 pp. 

void marriage: estoppel. No. 110. Apr. 30. 1901. 4 pp. 

Minor's pension: construction 3d sec. act June 27. 1890. No. 123. Julv 10, 1901. 

■i PI'- 
Navy pensions: sec. 47.T(i. 47.=>7. and 4S13. R. S. No. 112. June 2.i. 1901. 10 pp. 
Reirilbursement: accnieil pension; fraud and mistake. No. 109. May rt. 1901. 9 pp. 
Service: act June 27. lsiH»: absence. No. 119. June 29, 1901. 3 pp. 
Special act: comment'enient: rank: sec 4702. K. S. No. 11.5. June _".•. 1901. 4 pp. 

Decision!? [of Department and (ieneral Land otiiee] relatintr to pnlilic 
lands, V. 30, [signatures] 37, oS, pulilislied separately, p. 577-<)0.'^. 

ConUntf: 

Final prm^f: school sections; notice, p. ()07. 

Forest reserves: paragraph 21 of rules and regulations of Apr. 4. 1900. amended. 

p. .190. 
Fort Fetterman militarv reservation: right to purchase pasture and grazing land, 

p. fiOl. 
Indian lands: allotment: citizenship, p. 60tj. 
Lieu selections under act of June 4. 1S97, p. 5.S3. 
Railroad grant: act of Mar. 3. lN7.i. p. .591. 

adjustment: act of July 1, l.s9.s. p. .594. «)2. 

Right of way: Indian reservation: acts of Mar. 3 and Feb. 1-5, 1901. p. .5.S.S. 
— - station grounds: .sec. 2, act of Mar. 2. 1.^99. p. .599. 
School lands: forest reservation: lieu selection, p. ti08. 
Soldiers' additional homestead: assignment, p. 004. 

Proceedinors in matter of proposed consolidation of S^an Francisco Moun- 
tains forest reserves, Ariz. 190L S3 pp. 1 pi. 

CENSUS OFFICE 

Census bulletin 66-78 [12th census]. 4" 

Contents: 

Agriculture, Arizona. No. CS. July '29, 1901. 12 pp. 1 il. 

Boundaries of territorial acquisitions, Ref«ort on. No. 74. July 20. 1901. 4 pp. 
map. 

Manufactures, .\rizona, New Mexico, Indian Territorv. and Oklahoma. No. 71. 
Julv 24, 1901. 1.5 pp. 

Delaware. No. 69. June '27, 1901. 11pp. 

Idaho. Nevada, and Wvoming. No. 73. Julv 2:i. 1900 [1901]. 13 pp. 

Population. Urban, in 1900. No. 70. July 11, 190i. 14 pp. 

Population by se.\. general nativity, and color. Alabama. Ala.ska. Arizona. Arkan- 
sas, California, Colorado, and Connecticut. No. 66. June "24. 1901. 11 pp. 

Delaware. District of Columbia. Florida. Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, and Illi- 
nois. No. 72. July 13. 1901. 10 pp. 

Indiana. Indian Territory. Iowa, and Kansas. No. 76. July 22. 1901. 10 pp. 

Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, and Mas.-iachusetts. No. 78. July 30, 

1901. 12 pp'. 

Schotil. militia, and voting ages. Alabama. Alaska. Arizona. Arkansas, California, 
Colorado, and Connei-ticut. No. 67. Jime •2s. I'.tOl. 21pp. 

Delaware. District of Columbia, Florida. Georgia. Hawaii, Idaho, and Illinois. 

No. 75. July 20. 1901. 22 pp. 

Indiana, Indian Territory. Iowa, and Kan.<jis. No. 77. July 27. 19ttl. 21 pp. 

GENERAL LAND OFFICE 

Circular, persons not (lualitied to make homestead entry in Wichita and 
Kiowa, Comanche and A]»ache ceded lands. July 5, IWL 1 p. 

Homestea<l rijrhts of .-Joliliers and sailors of ."Spanish war and I'hilip]iine 
insurrection, act of Mar. 1. litOl, instructions, [circular] C [to] rei;- 
isters and receivers. June 21, 1901. 4 ]ip. 

Opening of Kiowa, Comanche, Apache, and Wichita Imlian lands in 
nklahoma. [IHOl.] 29 i>p. 

Regulations concerning jiermission to use right of way over public lands, 
forest and other re.-^ervations and Yo.<emite, Sc«juoia. and General 
Grant national jiarks for telegraph and telephone lines, electrical 
plants, canals, re.'^ervoir.^, tramroa<ls. etc. July s, 1901. 9 jip. 



348 July, 1901 

Rejfulatifins iiinler act of ^lar. 2, 1901. extending jnoviuionjf of act of 
July 1. 1S9S, to certain claims to lands within indemnity limits of 
Nid-thern Pacific land irrant. June lo, 1901. [2] \>\>. 

[Schedule of lands in El Reno land district, Okla., .subject tn disjiosition 
under President's proclamation of Julv 4, 1901.] Julv 17. 1901. 
19 pp. 

[Schedule of lands in Lawton land district, CHila., subject to dispo.«ition 
under President's proclamation of Julv 4, 1901.] Julv 17, 1901. 
10 l.p. 

Note. — The GentTnl Lund C>ffice publishes a large general map of the United 
.'States, which is sold at MJ cents; anri also separate maps of the States and Terri- 
tories in which public lands are to be found, which are sold at 12 cents per sheet. 
California. Flonda. and Alaska are in 2 sheets each. Address the chief clerk of 
the Dei>artnent of the Interior. 

Map of Kiowa, Comanche and Apache Re.^ervatiim, Okla., showing 
lands to be opened for entry Aug. 6, 1901. under proclamation of 
President, Julv 4. 1901. Scale 1 m. =0.4 in. Preliininarv edi- 
tion. [1901.]' 29.3X30.5 in. 

^Maj) of Wichita Reservation, Okla., showing lands to l)e opened for en- 
trv Aug. 6, 1901, under proclamation of President, Julv 4, 1901. 
Scale 1 m. = 0.5 in. Preliminary edition. [1901.] 24.4' X 22.2 in. 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note.— The publications of the United States Geological Survey include annual 
reports and AVater-supply and Irrigation Papers, which are intended for free dis- 
tribution: and Monographs. Bulletins, and folios of the Geologic Atlas of the 
United States, which are sold at prices ranging from .x-to Sll.OO each. Address 
the Director of the Geological Survey, Washington. For topographic sheets see 
next page. 

Geologic atlas of United State.*, La Plata folio, Colo. Librarv edition. 
1899 [1901]. 14 pp. 3 pi. 4 maps, 1 tab. large 4" (Folio 60.) 25c 

Same, Spanish Peaks folio, Colo. Library e<lition. 1901. 7 pp. 2 il. 1 
pi. 2 pp. of pi. 6 maps, large 4" (Folio 71.) 25c 

Same. Washington folio. D. C, Md.-Va. Library edition. 1901. 7 pp. 
1 il. 5 maps, large 4" (Folio 70.) 50c 

Gra])hite. Production of grajihite in 1900, by Jo.^eph Hyde Pratt: from 
Mineral Resources, calendar year 1900. 1901. 11 pp. 

Phili]il)ine Islands. Rejiort on geology of Philipjiine Islands [with 
biblidgrajihy], by George F. Becker, followed by version of Ueber 
tertiiire fossilien von den Philipi)inen, 1895, bv K. ]\Iartin; from 
21st reiiort, i.t. 3. 1901. 139 pp. 2 il. 1 pi. 2 maps, large 8" 

Pnl)lications. Catalogue and index of publications of survev. 1880-1901 ; 
by Philip Creveling Wannan. 1901. 8."i8 pp. (BuH'etin 177; H. 
doc. 535.) 

Report. 21st annual rejtort, 1900, Charles D. Walcott, director; i)t. (5, 
Mineral Resources, [calendar year] 1899, [v. 1] metallic products, 
coal, and coke, L>avid T. Dav. chief of division. 1901. viii— <i5H 
pp. large 8" (Interior Pei)t.," Reports. 1900: H. doc. 5.) *?1.00 

Contcnli< : 

.\luniinum and bauxite. 

Antimony; by E. W. Parker. 

Coal; bv E. W. Parker. 

Coke: by E. W. Parker. 

Copper: by Charles Kirchhoff. 

Goiii and silver. 

Iron ores: by .Inhn Birkinbine. 

Iron trades, American and foreign, in l>9i): by ,1. M. Swank. 

Lead: by diaries KirchhofT. 

Manganese ores: by .Tolni Birkinbine. 



July, 1901 349 

Report. l'l.<t annual report, litito, ,-tc. — ('(.miniifil. 
Cyjiih (i^<!— Com iniu-il . 
Nickel and cobalt, 
linicksilvcr: by E. \V. Parker. 

Tuns>tcn. molVbdemim. uranium, and vanadium: by J. H. F'ratt. 
Tunjfs^ten ore. Occurrence of. in eastern Xavada; by F. B. Week.s. 
Zinc: by Charles KirclihnrT. 

Same, i)t. 6 eontinueil, [v. L'] nonmetallic product.*, except coal and 

coke. 1901. viii — (J34 — xi p|t. 1 il. lanxe S" (Interior Deiit., Re- 
ports, 1900; H. doc. 5.) *.'?HH> 
ConkiiU: 

.\brasive materials: bv E. \V. I'arker. 

Asbestos: by E. \V. I'arker. 

.Vsplialtuni and bituminous rock: by E. \V. I'arker. 

Barytes: by E. \V. I'arker. 

Cement, .\merican rock: by I'riah Cumminu's. 

Portland: bv 8. B. Nevvberrv. 

Clay. 

Clays and day prodnct.s at Paris Exposition. PJO): by Heinrich Hies. 

Feldspar and 'i|Uartz: by Heinrich Kies. 

Fluorspar; by E. \V. Parker. 

Fuller's earth. 

Ga.s. Natunil: by F. H. Oliphant. 

Grapihite. 

Gypsum; by E. W. Parker. 

Mica. 

Mineral paints: by E. \V. J'arker. 

Mineral waters: by A. C. I'eale. 

Petroleum: by F. H. oliphant. 

Phosphate rock: by E. W. Parker. 

Precious stones: bv G. F. Kunz. 

.<alt: by E. W. Parker. 

Soapstone: by E. \V. Parker. 

Stone. 

Sulphur and pyrite: by E. \V. Parker. 

Tin. Occurrence of i^treaiu tin in York re;iiou, Alaska, l)y Alfred H. 
Brooks; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1900. 1901. S pp. 

Topographic sheets 

Note.— The Geological Survey is making a topographic map of the United 
States. The sheets of which it is composed are projected without reference to 
political divisions, and are designated by some prominent feature found on them. 
Three scales are used, 1:62. .500, 1 : l'_'.'j,ubO. and 1:2.50.000. These correspond, ap- 
pro.ximately. to Imile, 2miles, and 4 miles to 1 linearinch on the map. Thesize, 
unless otherwise given, is about 17. -5 ini'hes in height by 11. .5 to 10 inches in width, 
exclusive of the margin, Wie width varying with the latitude. X description of 
the topi»graphic map is printed on the reverse of each sheet catalogued below. 

About one-filth of the area of the country has been mapped, nearly every State 
being represented. Mas.sachusetts. Connecticut. Khode Island. New Jersey, and 
the District of Columbia are completely mapped. Sheets of the regular size are 
sold bv the Survey at 5c each: but in lots oi 100 or more copies, whether of the 
same sheet or of different sheets, the price is 2c each. 

Arkansas, -Marshall (luadran^'le, lat. 35° 30'-36°, lon^. 92° 30'-93°. 

Scale 1: 125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of June, 1901. 
California, Elcajon quadrangle, lat. 32° 45'-33°, long. 116° 45'-117°. 

Scale l:t52,5iX), contour interval 25 ft. Edition of Apr. 1901. 
California, Escondido quadrangle, lat. 33°-33° 15^ long. 117°-117° 15'. 

Scale 1:62.500, contour interval 25 ft. Edition of Ai»r. 1901. 
California, Haywards ([uadrangle, lat. 37° 30'-37° 45^ long. 122°-122° 

15'. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 25 ft. Edition of Jan. 1S99, 

reprinted Jtme, 1901. 



California, Sha-ta special map, lat. 41° 15'-H° 30', long. 122° 5'-122° 20'. 
Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of X«>v. 1.S97, re- 
printed June, 1901. 

Idaho, Sandpoint qua.lrangle, lat. 4S°-4.S° .30', long. 116° 30'-117°. .<<ale 
1: 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition oi :May, 1901. 

Illinois, Hennepin sheet, lat. 41° 15'-41° 30', long. 89° i5'-S9° 30'. Scale 
1:62,500, contour interval 10 ft. E<lition of May. 1893, reprinted 



Apr. 1901, 



350 July, 1901 

Indian Territory, Addinorton quadrangle, lat. 84°-34° 30', loner. 97° 30'- 

9.S°. Sralel : 12o,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of June, 1901. 
Indian Territory. Alikchi (luadrangle, lat. 34°-34° 30', long. 95°-95° 30'. 

Scale 1: 125",000, contour interval 50 ft. p:dition of May, 1901. 
Indian Territory, Antlers quadrangle, lat. 34°-34° 30', long. 95° 30'-96°. 

Scale 1: 125",000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of June, 1901. 
Indian Territory, Claremore quadrangle, lat. 36°-36° 30', long. 95° 30'- 

9ti°. Scale"] : 125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of May, 1901. 
Indian Territory, Nowata quadrangle, lat. 36° 30'-37°, long. 95° .30'-96°. 

Scale 1: 125", 000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of May, 1901. 
Indian Territory, Prvor quadrangle, lat. 36°-36° 30', long. 95°-95° 30'. 

Scale ] : 12o,"000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of May, 1901. 
Indian Territory, Tishomingo quadrangle, lat. 30°-34° 30', "long. 96° 30'- 

97°. Scale"l: 125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of May, 1901. 
Kansas, Se<lan sheet, lat. 37°-37° 30', long. 96°-96° 30'. Scale 1 : 1*25,000, 

contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Fel). 1889, reprinted May, 1901. 
Kentucky-Virginia-Tennessee, Estillville sheet, lat. 36° 30'-37°, long. 

82° 30'-83°. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. E.lition of 

Mar. 1894, reprinted May, 1901. 
3Iarvland, Chestertown quadrangle, lat. 39°-39° 15', long. 76°-76° 15'. 

"Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of July, 1901. 
3Iaryland, Prince Frederick iiuadrangle, lat. 38° 30'-38° 45', long. 76° 

■30'-76° 45'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of 

June, 1901. 
Maryland, Sharps Island sheet, lat. 38° 30'-38° 45', long. 76° 15'-76° .30'. 

Scale 1:62,500, no contour interval. Edition of Apr. 1893, rei>rinted 

May, 1901. 
Massachusetts, Franiingham sheet, lat. 42° 15'-42° 30', long. 71° 15'- 

71° 30'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Mar. 

1894, reprinted June, 1901. 
Montana, Great Falls sheet, lat. 47°-18°, long. 111°-112°. Scale 

1:250,000, contour interval 200 ft. Edition of" Jan. 1886, reprinted 

May, 1901. 
:Nevada, Wabuska sheet, lat. 39°-39° 30', long. 119°-119° 30'. Scale 

1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Sept. 1894, reprinted 

May, 1901. 
New Jersev-Pennsvlvania-Delaware, Camden quadrangle, lat. 39° 30'- 

40°, long. 75°-75° 30'. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 20 ft. 

E.lition of June, 1901. 
:Xew York, Elizabethtown quailrangle, lat. 44°-44° 15'. long. 73° 30'- 

73° 45'. Scale 1:62.500, contour interval 20 ft. PMition of Mar. 

1901. 
New York, Syracuse quailrangle, lat. 43°-43° 15', long. 76°-76° 15'. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of July. 1898, re- 
printed July, 1901. 
North Carolina, Wilkesl)oro sheet, lat. 36°-36° 30'. long. 81°- 81° 30'. 

Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. E<lition of June, 1891, re- 

j>rinted June, 1901. 
Oregon-WashiniTton, Portland ijuadrangle, lat. 45° 30'-15° 45', long. 

122° .30'-122° 45'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 25 ft. Edition 

of Nov. 1897, reprinted June, 1901. 
Pennsylvania, Pinegrove sheet, lat. 40° 30'-iO° 45', long. 76° 15'-76° 

30*'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Feb. 1892, 

reprinted June, 1901. 
.Pennsylvania, Pottsville sheet, lat. 40° 30'-40° 45', long. 76°-76° 15'. 

Scale 1:62,500. contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Oct. 1891, re- 
printed May, 1901. 



July, 1901 351 

South Carolina, Pickens sheet, hit. S4° W-:io°, k)njr. S2° 30'-83°. Seale 

1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Au^r. 1894, reprinte<l 

May, 1901. 
South Dakota, Harnev Peak «ina<lran>:k', lat. 4;>° .S(t'-44°. lony. 108° .SO'- 

104°. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of June. 

1901. 
Tennesee-Xorth Carolina, Murphv sheet, lat. .S5°-;i5° 30', lonjr. S4°-S4° 

30'. Scale 1: 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Oct. 1893, 

reprinted Apr. 1901. 
Utah, Bingham mininjr niaji. Scale 1:20,000, contour interval 50 ft. 

Edition of July, 1901. 19 X 12.7 in. 
Utah, San Rafael sheet, lat. 38°-39°, long. 110°-111°. Scale 1:250,000, 

contour interval 250 ft. Edition of Dec. 1885, reprinted May, 1901. 
Utah, Uinta sheet, lat. 40°-41°, long. 110°-111°. Scale 1:250,000, con- 
tour interval 250 ft. Edition of Dec. 1885, reprinteil June, 1901. 
Virginia, Farmville sheet, lat. 37°-37° 30', long. 78°-78° 30'. Scale 

1:125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Apr. 1893, reprinted 

May, 1901. 
Virginia, Harrisonhurg sheet, lat. 38°-3S° 30', long. 78° 30'-79°. Scale 

1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of" Mar. 1892, reprinted 

May, 1901. 
Virginia, Richmond sheet, lat. 37° 30'-37° 45'; long. 77° 15'-77° 30'. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Sept. 1895, re- 
printed May, 1901. 
Washington, Glacier Peak quadrangle, lat. 48°-48° 30', long. 121°-121° 

30'. Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. E<lition of May, 1901. 
AVashington, Stilaguamish quadrangle, lat. 48°-48° 30', long. 121° 30'- 

122°. Scale 1: 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of May, 

1901. 
Washington-Idaho, Spokane (piadrangle, lat. 47° 30'-48°, long. 117°- 

117° 30'. Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Mav, 

1901. 
West Virginia, Kanawha Falls qua<lrangle, lat. 38°-38° 30', long. 81°- 

81° 30'. Scale 1: 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of June, 

1901. 
AVe.st Virginia-Kentucky, Warfield sheet, lat. 37° 30'-38°, long. 82°- 

82° 30'. Scale 1: 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Mar. 

1891, reprinted May, 1901. 
Wisconsin, Shopiere sheet, lat. 42° 30'-42° 45', long. 88° 45'-89°. Scale 

1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Sept. 1893, reprinted 

May, 1901. 
Wyoming, Grand Teton quadrangle, lat. 43° .30'-44°, long. 110°30'-111°. 

Scale 1: 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Apr. 1901. 
Yellowstone National Park- Wyoming, Shoshone quadrangle, lat. 44°-44° 

30', long. 110° 30'-lll°. "Scale 1: 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. 

Edition of Apr. 1901. 

HYDR0GR.\PHY DIVISION' 

Operations at river stations, [calendar year] 1900, report. 1901. jits. 

2—1, p. 105-387. ( Water-supply and irrigation papers 48-50: H. iloc. 

532-534. ) ■ Each 10c 

Physical characteristics of Kern River, Cal., by Frank H. Olmsted; and 

' Reconnaissance of Yuba River, Cal., by .Ahu'sden >hmson. 1901. 

57 pp. 18 il. 7 pi. map. (Water-supi>ly an<l irrigation i)ai)ers 46; 

H. doc. 530.) ■ *10c 



352 July, 1901 

patent office 

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in single copies ami nicnithly vuliam-s, the former at oc ami the latter at So.OO. 
The former are not eniiiiuTateil in this catalogue. Forceniticrl copiesof patents, 
inclniling specitication, drawing, certificate, and grant, the price is soc. A variety 
of indexes, giving a coiiii)lete view of tile work of the office from 1790 to date, are 
published at prices ranging from 2oc to SIO.OU per volume. The Rules of Practice 
and panifililet Patent Laws arc furnislicd free. The Patent office issues coupon 
orders in jiackages of 20 at SI. (Hi per package, or in bfioks containing 100 coupons 
at So.OOper book. One coupon will procure a specitication with drawings, and two 
coupons a copv of the Official Gazette. They are good until used. Address Chief 
Clerk, Patent Office. 

Aljihaltetical lists of patentees and inventions for (juarter ending ^lar. 

31, 1901. 234 pp. large 8" [Index to v. 94 of Otticial Cnizette.] 
Annual report of comniissioner [to Congress, with indexes to patentees, 

inventions, etc., calendar] year 1900. 1901. xii + 894 pp. large 8° 

(S. doc. 138.) 
Decisions of commissioner of jjatents and of United States courts in 

patent and trade-mark cases; compiled from Official Gazette of Patent 

OtHce, [calendar] year 1900. 1901. viii + 464pp. il. (H. doc. 518.) 
Official Gazette, July 2-30, 1901; v. 96, nos. 1-5. 1-1040 + [cvii] pp. il. 

large 8" [Weekly.] 10c single copy, $5.00 a yr 

Note. — Contains the patent.s, trade-marks, designs, and labels issued each week; 

also decisions of the Commissioner of Patents and of United States courts in 

patent eases. 

Same, su])plement to v. 95, containing classification of subjects of inven- 
tion [no. 3], revised and published Jan. -June, 1901. June 25, 

1901. p. 2687-2707, large 8° 
Same, title-page, errata, index to decisions, etc., to v. 94. 1901. [7] 

-r xiv pp. large 8" 
Specifications and drawings of patents issued July, 1897; [v. 302] pat- 
ents 585,645-587,291; reissues 11,619-11,623. 1897 [1901]. 2 pts. 

[Ivii] + 3024 -r [1] pp. + 712 pp. of figures, 1 pi. large 8" 
Same, Aug. 1897; [v. 303] patents 587,292-589,399; reissues 11,624- 

11,627. 18i)7 [1901]. 2 pts. [Ixxiii] r 3888 + [1] pp. + 912 pp. 

of figures, 1 pl. large 8" 
Same, Sept. 1897; [v. 304] patents 589,400-590,949; reissues 11,628- 

11,630. 1897 [1901]. 2 pts. [liii] + 2695 + [1] pp. + 640 pp. of 

figures, 1 pl. large 8" 
Same, Oct. 1897; [v. .305] patents 590,950-.592,752; reissues 11,631- 

11,634. 1897 [1901]. 2 j.ts. [Ixi] + 3522 -j- [1] pp. + 744 pp. of 

figures, 1 pl. large 8" 
Same, Nov. 1897; [v. 306] patents 592,753-594,840; reissues 11,635- 

11,639. 1897 [1901]. 2 pts. [Ixix] ^ 3774 + [1] pp. + 880 pp. of 

figures, 1 pl. large 8" 
Same, Dec. 1897; [v. 307] jiatents .594,841-596,466; reissues 11,()40- 

11,64-5. 1898 [1901]. 2 pts. [Iv] + 2848 r [1] PP- t- 672 pp. of 

figures, 1 pl. large S" 
Same, Jan. 1898; v. .308, patents 596,467-598,068; reissue 11,646. 1898 

[1901]. 2 pts. [Iv] - 2779 + [1] pp. + <548 pp. of figures, 1 pl. 

large 8" 
Same, Feb. 1898; v. .309, patents 598,0(59-599,(575; reissues 11,(547-1 1,(551. 

1898 [1901]. 2 pts. [Iv] • 2838 - [1] pp. -r (5(54 \>],. of figures, 1 jil. 

large 8" 
Same, Mar. 1898; v. 310, patents .599, (57(5-(50 1,622; reissues 11,652-11,658. 

1898 [1901]. 2 pts. [Ixv] t 3.544 - [1] pj). +808 pp. of figures, 1 pl. 

large 8" 
Same, Apr. 1898; v. 311, patents (501,623-603,242; reissues 11,659-11,661. 

1898 [1901]. 2 j.ts. [Iv] • 28.58+ [1] pp. 4- (5.5(5 j.p. of figures, 1 pl. 

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Same, Mav, 1898; v. 312, patents (i08,248-()05.0(5(i; reissues 11, (ifJL'-ll, (507. 

1898 i i901]. 2 i)ts. [Ixiii] - :W3o - [1] i>\). -r 708 i>\>. of tijrnres, 1 pi. 

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1898. [1901]. 2 pts. [Iv] -2981 • [1] pp. --696 pp. of li-:uns, 1 pi. 

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Same. Julv, 1898; v. 314, patents tlO(i.(i37-(U18,165; reissues 11, 676-1 1,()85. 

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1898 [1901]. 2 pts. [Ixvii] ~ 3646 - [1 ] pp. — 848 i)p. of figures, 1 pi. 

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Same, Got. 1898; v. 317, patents 611,595-613,225; reissues 11,697-11,700. 

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Same, Nov. 1898; v. 318, patents 613,22(5-615.231 ; reissues 11,701-11,704. 

1898 [1901]. 2 pts. [Ixix] — 3681 [1] jip. -f 848 pp. of figures, 1 pi. 
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Same, Dec. 1898; v. 319, patents 615,232-616,870; reissue 11,705. 1899 
[1901]. 2 pts. [lix] — 3131 - [1] pp.— 728 pp. of figures, 1 pi. large 
8" 

Same, Jan. 1899; v. 320, patents 616,871-618,817; reissues 11,70(5-11,714. 

1899 [1901]. 2 pts. [Ixii] — 3706 -r [1] pp. -r 832 pp. of figures, 1 pi. 
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Same, Feb. 1899; v. 321. patents 618,818-(>20,557; reissues 11,715-11,720. 

1899 [1901]. 2 pts. [lix] -r 3206+ [1] pp. --736 pp. of figures, 1 pi. 

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Same, Mar. 1899; v. 322, patents (520,558-622,194; reissues 11,721-11,728. 

1899 [1901]. 2 pts. [Ivii] -3123 - [1] p]).-r704 pp. of figures, 1 pi. 

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Same, Apr. 1899; v. 323, patents (522,195-623,961; reissues 11,729-11,737. 

1899 [1901]. 2 pts. [lix] — 32(J4 - [1] pp. -752 pp. of figures, 1 pi. 

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1899 [1901]. 2 pts. [lix] —3242— [1] pp. ^712 pp. of figures, 1 pi. 

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Navy Department 



Circular relating to enlistment of lioys in naval service. June 6, 1899 

[reprint 1901]. 3 pp. 12" 
Departmental order 31; July 25, 1901. 1 j). narrow 12" 
General court-martial order (5(5, 71-110 [1901]; Apr. 10-June 27, 1901. 

12" 
General information concerning T. '^. S. Minnesota, offered for sale. 

[July 17, 1901.] 2 1. narrow 12" 
General order 3, 48, 53-57; June 30, 1900 [n-print 1901], Junt- C-July 

29, 1901. 12" [No. 48 is Kcgulatious for uniforms for ofiicers and 

enlisted men of Navy.] 

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354 July, 1901 

Navv varil order 26 reviseil, 233-238, eniplovment of laborat navv yards; 

Jiin. 11, 1S99 [rei>rint IHOl], July 1-17" U»01. Narrow 12" 
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Specification for iron pins for chain shackles not fitted for use of keying 
rin<rs and designed to replace wooden pins still in use in some chains. 
July 13, 1901.' 1 p. 12° 

Specifications for running lights for torjicilo lioats and destrovers. June 
28, 1901. 1 p. 12" 

Specifications for 3-arin j)ri)tractor. [June 22, 1901.] 2 \>\k 12" 

HYDR0GR.\PHIC OFFICE 

■Note. — The Charts, .Sailing Directions, etc., of the HyrtroRraphic Office are sold 
by the offivv in Washington and al.so by agents at tlie principal American and 
foreign seaports and .\raerican lake ports. Copies of the Hydrographic Bulletin 
and Notice to Mariners are supplied free on application at tlic Hydrographic 
Office in Washington and at the branch offices in Boston. New York, Philadel- 
phia, Baltimore. Norfolk, Savannah, New Orleans, San Francisco, Portland 
(Oreg. I, Port Townsend, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo. .Sault Ste. Marie, and 
Duluth. 

Addenda [to] Mediterranean Pilot, v. 1, 1894 [British Admiralty]. 

[1901.] 13 1. 
Hydrographic bulletin, weekly, 618-022; July 3-31, 1901. Each 1 p. 

large 4" and f *• 
Note. — Contains accounts of obstructions and dangers along the coast and the 

principal ocean routes, etc. 

Notice to [Mariners, weekly, 27-30, 1901; July 6-27. 280-322- [15] 1. 

Note. — Contains information of newly discovered dangers to navigation and of 
establishment and changes of lights and other aids. For economy and conven- 
ience in distribution the items in each number relating to different geographical 
sections are reprinted separately, as Notice to Mariners 27, sec. 2, etc. 

C]t(irts 

America Bay, southeast coast of Siberia, from Kussian plan. 1898; chart 
1955. Scale naut. m.= 2 in. July, 1901. 18.1 X 24.5 in. 10c 

Currimao Harl)or, Luzon, Philippine Islands, from Spanish survey, 1898; 
chart 1962. Scale 600 yds. = 4.25 in. Julv, 1901. 14.2 X 10.7 in. 

10c 

Hamada and Nagahama harltors, Honshu, n. w. coast, Japan, from 
Japanese survey in 1891; chart 1925. Scale naut. m. = 7.4 in. June, 
1901. 24.81 X "17.80 in. 20c 

Uonsiiu, Japan, Harbors and anchorages on west coast of, from Japane.^e 
surveys in 1898; chart 1949. July, 1901. 25.3 X 37.2 in. 10c 

Awo Shimn. Scale naut. m.=^ 1.7 in. 10.5 ■ 9.4 in. 
.VwoShima Haknchi. Scale naut. m. = 5 in. l.=i.8 x 7.7 in. 
llirasuwa Wan. Scale naiu. m.= 3.9 in. .i.3 \ 9.4 in. 
Kaino Ko. Sciili' naut. m. - 12 in. 9.(5 x 13.2 in. 
Nczngnseki Ko. Scale naut. m.= h.'i in. 5.3 x 0.3 in. 
ObatoWan. Scale naut. m.= 3.4 in. 5.3 x 7.7 in. 
Sakata Ko. Scale naut. ni.= 4 in. 9.0 x 10.2 in. 
Senami Ilakuchi. Scale na\U. ni. = 9.7 in. 9.6 x 13.R in. 
Shiokoshl Bana. Scale naut. m.^ 3.4 in. 5.3 -0.2 111. 
Tobi shima. Scale naut. ni.^ 4 in. 10.5 ■: 9.9 in. 
Tobi Shima Byochi. Scale naut. m.-= 10 in. 10.5 x 10.3 in. 

Mawhike Ilakuchi, west coa.<t of Hokushu, Japan, from Japanese survey 
in 1897; chart 1947. Scale naut. in. = 7.97 in. July, 1901. 
12.6X17.4 in. 10c 



July, lOOl 355 

Miflway Islands, north PaciHc Ocean, from survey by L'. 8. S. Iroquoin 
in June and Julv, UiOO; eliart liio2. Scale naut.ni. = 2.5 in. Julv, 
1901. 37 X 29.G in. lUc 

Patience, Cape, and Rol)l)en Island. .Sakhalin Island, S.-a <.l Okhotsk, 
from British and Russian sketch surveys, scale naut. m. = 0.3in.; 
with insets, Kohlien, [<>r] Tynlenya or Seal Island, fmm latest Ku.<- 
sian chart, scale naut. m.= 10.4 in.; Cape Patience, Saiirhalin I., 
P^a.st Bav, from British survev in 1S93, scale naut. m.= '^ in.; i-hart 
1960. July, 1901. 19.1 X '26, 9.(3 X (i.9, and 9.»> X <i.9 in. 10c 

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean. Julv, 1901; chart 1400. Scale 1" 
lonjr. = 0.27 in. 21 X 32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note.— Ciiiitiiiiis. in addition to snilinf,' nmtes. etc.. hurricane of Sept. 13, 191X1, 
on coast of Newfoundland: charts jmlilished. etc.. ,linie l-iM, 1901: eciuator cross- 
ings in Paeitie Ocean: forecast and reviuw la" weatlier: also, on ri'Verse. drift of 
floating bottles. 

Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Aujr. 1901; chart 1401. Scale 1" 

long. = 0.2in. 20.7 X 3.i.3 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note.— Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc.. forecast of wind and weather; 

fishing banks: charts imblished. etc.. June l.'>-,Iuly 1.5, 1901: storm tracks; typhoons 

in east .\siatic waters: equator crossings in Atlantic Ocean. 

Tusanw Bongao Channel with Simanalc Anchorajre, Tawi Tawi Croup, 
Philippine Islands, from Spanish sarvevs in 1,S77 and ISS2; chart 
1921. Scale naut. m.= 7 in. July, 1901. 39.S X 15. in. 10c 

Vostok Bav, southeast coast of Sil>eria, from Russian i>lan, 1898; chart 
1954. 'Scale naut. m. = 4 in. July. 1901. 18.4 X 24.9 in. 10c 

XAVIGATIOX BUREAU 

Circular reorarding enli.stment of machinists [in Navy]. [1901.] 1 i>. 

narrow 12" 
List and station of commissioneil and warrant otlicers of Xavy and Marine 

Corps on active Hst, July 1, 1901. 1 1:! i)p. *10c 

NAV.M, ACADK.MV 

Regulations for interior discipline and government; by [Richanl Wain- 

wright] sui)erintendent. 1901. 79 pp. 12" 
Report of board of visitors, 1901. 5 pp. 

ORDNANCE BUREAU 

Pan-American Exposition, Navv Dejiartment's onlnance exhibit. 

[1901.] 7 pp. 
Specifications for 9, type 5, Rand air compressors. [1901.] 2 pp. 12" 

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU 

Specifications for iron rivets, flathead and countersunk; issued July, 
1901. 1 p. 12" 

YARDS AND DOCKS BUREAU 

Specification 1142 for coal storage plant at luivv vard, Portsmoutii. N. H. 

[July, 1901.] 7 pp. f" 
Specification 1163 for storehouse for combustiiile material, building 102, 

at navy yard, Washington, D. C. [July, 1901.] 4 \<\k f" 
Specification 1100 for repairs to large chimnev, builtling42. at navy yard, 

Boston, Mass. [July, 1901.] 3 pp. f" 



356 July, 1901 

Specification 1168 for qiiav wall between piers 7 and 8, at iiavv vanl, Bos- 
ton, Mass. [July, 1901.] 4 pp. f 

SiteciHcation 1170 for mooring slijw at St. Helena, at navv vard, Norfolk, 
Va. [July, 1901.] 4 pp. f" 

"Specitication 1171 for 120-tou tloatinji derrick for navv vard, Norfolk, 
Va. [July, 1901.] 5 pp. f" 

Specification 1174 for dredging and removing mud, sand, silt, etc., at 
navy yard. New York. [July, 1901.] 2 pp. f 

Specilication 1175 for removing crib work, etc., cob dock, at navv vard. 
New York. [July, 1901.] 2 pp. f" 

Specification 1176 for carpenter and joiner shop for yards and docks, 
building 88, at navy yard, Puget Sound. [July, 1901.] 4 pp. f" 

Specification 1181 for 2 coal-hoisting towers and machinery at naval sta- 
tion, San Juan, P. R. [July, 1901.] 3 pp. f ° 



Post-Ofiice Department 

Note. — Tlie Department sells the volume of Postal Laws and Regulations at 42c 
and post-route maps from XOc to 34. 'JO. 

Greatest business organization in the world. United States postal serv- 
ice; V)y Charles Emory Smith. [1901.] 15 pp. 15 il. 

United States Official Postal Guide, 2d series, v. 23, no. 7; Julv, 1901. 

Philadelphia. 44 pp. 120 [Monthly.] $2".00 a yr 

Note. — No. 1, January, for each year, is what is usually known as the Postal 

Guide, ncs. 2-12 being- additions and corrections. Sold by the printer, George F. 

Lasher, 147 North 10th street, Philadelphia. 

FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE 

Schedule of steamers appointed to convey mails to foreign countries 
during Aug. 1901. 1 p. narrow f" [Monthly.] 

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE 

Dailv ])ulletin of orders affectin<j; postal service, v. 22, nos. 6505-30; 
July 1-31, 1901. f" [Daily except Sundays and holiday.-.] 



State Department 



Note. — The State Di'partinent distributes the (^onsular Rer)orts and other De- 
partmental publications gratuitously. For sale of laws see page 810. 

Convention between United States and (ireat Britain relating to tenure 
and disi)osition of real and ]iersonal ]>ropertv, signed Washington, 
Mar. 2, 1899, i)roclaimed Aug. 6, 1900 [with n'otice of accession of 26 
British colonies]. [1901.] 7 pp. 

Convention between United States and (ireat I>ritain relating to tenure 
and disposition of real and ])ersonal pro|)erty, signed Washington 
]Mar. 2, 1899, proclaimed Aug. (5, 1900 [with notice of accession of 31 
British colonies]. [1901.] 8 pp. 

l)ipl..matic list, July, 1901. 12 pp. 24" [Monthly.] 

Rei)ort in cast- of Salvador Commercial Company r. Salvador. 1901. 
47 pp. 



July, 1901 357 

american republics bureau 

Note. — This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices 
usually ranging from 5c to (JOc. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

[9th] annual report of director, ISiW; pt. 4, rei)ort.s on conditions ami 

prospects ()f British trade in certain South American countries. l)v 

T. Worthiufiton. Dec. 10, lSi)t». [imprint date] 1900 [i)u))lished 

1901]. 178 pp. (IL doc. 17o, i>t. 4, 5Hth Con^r. Istsess. In v. 74. ) 

International I'liion of American Republics. 1901. 37 pp. 

Monthly bulletin, July, 1901; whole no. 94, v. 11, no. 1. 1-214 -^ xxvi 

pp. (H. doc. 356, pt. 7.) [Ct>ntains articles in Enjilish, Spanish, 
Portufiuese, and French.] 25c sin<rle I'opy, J2.00 a yr 

Contents: 

Accessions to library. Jan. -June, 1901. 

June [lyOl]. 

Argentina. President's message: foreign commerce, first i|uarter of l*t01: frozen- 
meat trade; development of printing and journalism: industries in (Virduba: 

miscellaneous notes. 
Bolivia. New exploring expedition; treatv of friendship and extradition with 

Italy. 
Book notices. 
Brazil. Notes. 
Chile. Death of President Ern'iznriz; President's mcs.sage; railway lines: report 

of Antofagastii and Bolivia Railway Cninpany; notes. 
Colombia. Export duties on native pnidncts. 

Costa Rica. Boundary limits with Colomliia: cr)mmerce with Si)ain. 
Cuba. Notes. 
Ecuador. Notes. 

Gold and silver. World's production of. 

Guatemala. Regulatinns lor exi)loitation of forests of Republic; notes. 
International American Tonference at City of Mexico. 
Latin America. Trade opportunities in. 
Mexico. Foreign commerce first 9 months, fiscal year 1900-01: production of cane 

sugar; maize product: new enterprises: miscellaneous notes. 
Nicaragua. Conccssiiuis for railroads. 
Paraguay. Commercial and industrial progress: notes. 
Periodicals and newspapers on file. 
Peru. ColoTiization of Pachitea River Valley: notes. 
Rivers of South America. 
Salvador. New patent law; notes. 
Spanish America, Trade with. 
United States. Trade with Latin America: foreign commerce in May; monthly 

reports on domestic commerce: uniform statistics of clearances and entries; 

development of trade with Latin America: i)roduction of coal: commerce of 

Philippine Islands; recognition of Latin-American consular officers; flora of 

Hawaii: notes. 
Uruguay. Notes. 
Venezuela. Notes. 

FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Advance sheets of consular reports, July 1-31, 1901; nos. 1076-1101. 
il. 1 pi. [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 

Contents: 

Africa. German east, bv J. F. Winter; no. 109s. 

west. Trade notes from, transmitted \>y O. L. \V. Sniitli: no. 1089. 

Agricultural implements. Testing, in Russia, note: no. 10S7. 

Almond crop. World's, by B. H. Ridgely: no. 109ti. 

As.say office in Vancouver, note: no. 1098. 

Austria's great canal system. l)y C. B. Hurst: no. lOS.'). 

Automobiles in Europe, by Thornwell Hayiies; no. 1095. 

Banana meal, Market for. in Europe, note: no. 1078. 

Barrels in .Vrgentine Repuljlic. note: no. UiTS. 

Bauxite in New South Wales, by (). H. Baker; no. 1100. 

Bronze i)owder. Manufacture of, in Gennany. by F. H. Ma.son: no. lOS". 

Builders' association in Austria, note: no. 1087. 

Cable service at Chefoo, note; no. 1098. 

to Tainpico, note; no. 1090. 

Calcutta, Proposed museum of American goods at, by R. F. Patterson: no. 1093. 

Canal traffic in (iermany. note: no. Ui95. 

Canary Islands. Imports of. transmitted liy Richard Guenther; no. 108s. 

Cape Colony. Loss of United States traile in. note; no. 109'2. 

Caribe. Venezuela. Port improvements at. note; no. 1087. 

Cement in Peru, note: no. 1088. 



358 July, 1901 

Aflvance sheets? of consular repnrts — Contimiefl. 

< hiiti ii/^— Cnntinuwi. 

CiTi-als, Exiiortiitiiin of, from Turkey i>roliil>ite<l. note: no. 1101. 

China. .'^nitluTn. Anu-rifiiii track- in. by K. M. McWade: no. 1097. 

(.'liini'se sfttli-nu-nt in Borneo, note: no. ll•^•^. 

[Cigarette] l>ox factory. American, in Japan, transmitted by S. S. Lyon: no. 10%. 

Coal, American, in Kuro|ie, note: no. 10*.»t'i. 

Cocoanut.s and copra. Production of, in Soutii America, bv several consuls: no. 

1094. 
CofTee, Costa Rican duty on, note; no. 107;<. 
Coke briijuettes in Gemiany, note: no. 10h9. 
Commercial travelers, Hungarian law respecting, transmitted bv F. D. Chester; 

no. 1093. 
Copper ores. Reduction of. in Australa-Ma. by several consuls: no. IOm:?. 

in Canada, by .several consuls: no. 10.S4. 

in Cliile: Ity E. .S. ,Iack.-ion. transmitted by C. C. Greene: no. 10H4. 

in Enghuui and Norway, by several consuls; no. IOhO. 

in France, by R. V. Skinner: no. 1081. 

in (lermany. by F. H. Mason; no. 1079. 

in .bipaii. liote: no. lOM. 

in Mexico, by A. I). Barlow: no. 1084. 

in Spain and Austria, by several consuls; no. 1082. 

in Cape Colony, note: no. 11)84. 

Cotton industry of Russia, by W. R. Holloway: no. 1093. 

Cotton sheetings, Demand for. Ijy R. P. Skinner; no. 1101. 

Crabs. Rus.-iian. Export of. note: no. Ui90. 

Cyprus. Connnerce of. by G. B. Ravndal: no. 1099. 

Panomey. Railroad in, iiote: no. 1(I91. 

Decorative art. Exposition of. at Turin, note: no. 1092. 

I)essau. Germanv. Exhil)ition at, note: no. 1087. 

East Indian trade. Hints on. by (». J. D. Hughes; no. 1090. 

Eggs, Preservation of. in (iermany. note: no. 1077. 

Food and drink supjily of Paris, note: no. 1078. 

Fruit, fresh. Preserving, in Victoria, note: no. 1077. 

Fruit and vegetable exhibit at Moscow, note: no. 109(). 

Fuel. New German, note; no. 1U91. 

Gas engines in Denmark, note; no. 1098. 

German commercial association in Japan, note; no. 1087. 

German customs regulations. Proposed, note; no. 1092. 

German taritV. Recent clianges of classification under, by F. H. Ma.son: no. 1085. 

Germanv. Industrial situation in. by 11. \V. Diederich; no. 1088. 

Cni'ted States trade with, transmitted by A. D. White; no. 1099. 

Gla.s-; blowing bv compressed air in Germany, note: no. 1086. 

Gold jubilee," Victorian, note: no. 1077. 

(irain'. Persian export f)i. proliil)itc<1. transmitted by John Tyler; no. 107(>. 

<;rain future-^, l>eanngs in, in .\\istria. note: no. 1092. 

Hamburg-American Steamship Companv, New lines of, bv Richard (Tuenther; 

no. 1099. 
Harput, Exhibition of American goods at, by T. H. Norton; no. 1098. 
Houses, Portable, in Caracas, note: no, 1078. 
Iceland, Coinmunication with, note; no. 1078. 
Japan. Exim-ition in. note: no. 1091. 

Kaolin clay in British Ciuiana. by (i. H. Moulton: no. 1080. 
Kerosene, "Pmiiosel <luty on, in .I'apan. note: no. 108.i. 
Korean railway. Ni'w. transmitted by H. N. .Vllen; no. 1091). 
La Boca, Colombia, Wharf at. by Francis (iudger: no. 1091. 
Life-saving service, Exposition for. in Frankfort, note; no. 1090. 
Loire. River. Improvement^ of, liy J. I. Brittain; no. 1091. 
Loschwitz. Saxony. Suspension railway at. by C. L. Cole: no. 1076. 
Lucas gaslight, ndtc: no. 107S. 
Mahogany in scaith .\irica, note: no. 1088. 

Manchester exports to Cnited States, by W. F. tirinnell: no. 1088. 
Mangoes in India, bv W. T. Fee: no. 1100. 
.Match trade in India, by W. T. Fee: no. 1100. 
Mercerized cotton in (Jermany, by F. M. Bnnidage:. no. 1087. 
Metal workers' scliool in Saxi'iiiy.'by E. T. LiefeM: no. 1100. 
Moscow trade with riiiteil States. liote: no. UWi. 

Netlierlaiuls, New metliod of construction in. transmitted by F. D. Hill: no. 1089. 
Oil of roses in Bulgaria, note; no. 1098. 
Ontario. Canal improvements and water power in. note: no. 108.=). 

Traile notes from, note: no. IO8.1. 

Packing goods for export, by Charles Ncuer; no. 1092. 

Palestine, Wagon roads in, by Selah .Merrill; no. 1101. 

Peari lisheries in \'enezuela, l>y Louis (ioldschmidt: no. 107(1. 

Persia. Customs administration in [law]: transmitted liy .lolin Tyler; no. 1089. 

Persian Gulf, Trade opi.ortuuities in. note: no. 1100. 

Petroleiuii. Russian. Uecliuc in )irice of. note: no. 1093. 

Prussia and Saxony. New railroads in. note; no. 1092. 

Puerto Cabello. Wharf improvements at. note: no. 1089. 

i^uiMJiii'iinitiiiii ^Jilciil Uiiiiivia. iiolf: no. piyi. 



July, lyOl 359 

Ailvam-e sheets of consular reports — Continued. 

Oiiitciil>!—Vi<inin\n.'t\. 

Raihviiys, Mniiiciiial, in Europe, by Richard Gueiither: no. lO-sii. 

Krtisiii cri)!!. Kuro|n'an. by B. H. ItidKi'ly: no. imw'.. 

KcauMi. l»iri-ct tradf of, witli Morocco, liotc: no. lOTii. 

Kus.-iian (hitic.-; on fnitcd Slates koo<1s. New, note: no. 109ti. 

Sale aKent.s in Kn^land, note; no, 10S.i. 

yhimonoseki. .bipan. Growth of. note; no. 1077. 

Shii> canals of Russia, by .1. K. Kehl; no. 111911. 

Silkworms. Cultivation of. in (Jeniiany, note; no. IIK^. 

Snioke-consnniinjr inrnaccs for tierniaiiy. by Richard Guenther; no. 107.S. 

Spravin.tr machines, French opening for, bv H. S. \'hii Bnren; no. 1090. 

Starch trade in K^ypt, bv K. \V. Hossfcld: no. h)9_'. 

Steamship line, I'roixiseA, between .lava and .Vmerica, note; no. 1098. 

Suez Canal traffic, Germany's share in, note; no. Ui7s, 

Snlphnr for i)lant diseases in Italy, note: no. lOSCi. 

Textiles in .\r};enlina, transmitted by (i, H. Murphy; no. UWO. 

Tobacco, Vent'znelan duty on, note: no, 1093. 

Trans-Baikal Railroad. ni">te; no. Km. 

Transvaal, Trade openin;,'s in, note: no. 10S.S. 

Turkey. New <liitics in. note: no. 1091. 

Venezuela, I'ort chartres in. note; no. 1093. 

Walnut market. ForeiRn. by R. I'. Skinner; no. 1077. 

Wheat crop of India, bv R,'F. I'attersim; no. lOiK). 

of Russia, note; no. lOiK). 

Wood. Canadian discovery for preserving, note: no. lo.s7. 

Consular Reports, Julv, 1901; v. (56, no. 250. xx + 30o-454 pp. (H. 
doc. 527, pt. 3. ) [Monthly.] *15c 

ConUtit.'': 
Alcohol vs. coal in Germany; by Richard Gueiither. 
American trade. How to create, in France: by W. T. (iriffin. 
Argentina. Trade outlook in: Ijy Daniel .Mayer. 
.\iuomobiles. E.xposition of. at hrussiOs; liy (',, \\. Roosevelt. 
British (iuiana. Resoun'es of; transmitted by (i. H. Moulton. 
Canada. Railway subsidies in; l>y (iustave Beutelspaeher. 

I'liexplori'd: by A. (i. .Seyfert. 

Chile and Xii^aragua, Reciprocity treaty between. 

Coal, .Vmerican vs. Welsh: transmitted by C. M. Caughy. 

in (iermany: by O. .1. I). Hu.ghes. 

Coal mines. Vancouver: by A. E. Smith. 

Coal production. Austria's: liy F. W. Hossfeld. 

Coal situation in Hungarv: bv F. 1). Chester. 

Colombia. Railroails of; by ('. B. Hart. 

Copper. Production and consum[)tion of, in (Jermany; bv F". H. Mason. 

Corn in Netherlands, by .Morris Weill: transmitted by F.'l). Hill. 

Cotton growin,L,' in west .Vfrica: by .lames Boyle. 

Crop prospects, rnfavorable, in (Jennany; by F, H. Mason. 

Dahomey. Trade of; by Richard (luenther. 

Electric plants, ()j)ening for, in Inilia; by R, F. Patterson. 

Electric railways in Germany; by Richard tiuenther. 

in Saxony; liy B. H. Warner, .jr. 

Foreign reports and publications. 

Foreigners. Land titles of. in .hipan [law]; transmitted by E. C. Bellows. 

in Russia [law]; transmitteil by Charlemagne Tower. 

Frost. Prevention of. by cannon and smoke: by ,T. C. Covert. 

Fruits. Californian vs. Spanish: transmitted by R. .M. Bartleman. 

Furniture in siaithern Germany; by o. J. D. linghes. 

German commercial activity in South .Vmerica: transmitted by (i. H. Murphy. 

German customs war with Hriti: transmitted by G. H. Murphy. 

German law taxing deiiartment stores. Working of; by F. H. Ma.son. 

Germany. .Vmerican maiuu'actured [iroducts in; by F. H. Mason. 

Trade metlxids in: by Charles Neiier. 

Gernuiny's foreign commerce, 1900; by ,1. B. .lackson. 

Gold discoveries. Alleged, in Samoa: by L. W. Osborn. 

Heating appliances, Spanish exposition of; transmitted by J. G. Lay. 

Hungary. Industrial progress in; by F. W. .Mahin. 

Japanese investments of capital; transmitted by S. S. Lyon. 

Kiel, do.'k plants at. Kidargement of; by Hugh I'itcairn. 

Korea. Foreign enterprises in; by H. N. .Vlleii. 

Labor bureau, Internjitional, in Switzerland: by George GifTord. 

Liege trade with the I'nited States: by A. .V. Winslow. 

Life-saving apparatus, Imiiroved (Jcrman. 

Llverf 1 medical fellowship oiieii to .Vmericans; transmitted by James Boyle. 

Locomotives. English vs. .Vmerican. in Jamaica: by N. R. Snyder. 
Mainiheim as center for American maiuifactures; by H. W. Harri.s. 
Meat-firohibition law. (Jerman: transmitted by Richard Guenther. 
Mileage of Euro|pean railways: by F. D. Hill. 
Mineral pnxluetion of British Columbia: by .V. E. Smith. 
Nicaragua, Cart-road concession in. 



360 JrLv, litnl 

CoiisJular Kei K irt s — C( m t i 1 1 lu-i 1 . 

Coiili iit>'—Ci'niU\nvi\. 

Nik-, IinprovfiiU'iits on; transmittefl by J. G. Long. 

N<.ti->. 

ritroUiiin in Canada: by. I. L. Bittinffer. 

I'ri'siTvi-s, rniti-<l Statfs. in tn-rniany: by (). .T. D. Hnghes. 

t^nininr aiiclioii in Batavia: by B. S. Hairden. 

Knihvay liralci'. N\'\v. in Bi-ltriiini: transmitted by A. A. Winslow. 

Kiibbi-r" and (,Mitta-i»i.Tolia; by F. D. Hill. 

Knsvian taritT. New. 

Knssian trade witli fnitod pJtate.s in 1900: by \V. K. HoUoway. 

Salmon. I.nndon market for: by W. M. Osborne. 

Salmon tislieries in British Columbia: by L. E. Dmlloy. 

Salmon indiisiry. Britisli Cobnnbia: by A. E. Smith. 

Savings bank. Belgian government: by (i. \V. Roosevelt. 

School gardens in Sweden: by Axel tieorgii and H. S. S. Bergli. 

Silk. Syrian, lor United States: by G. B. Kavndal. 

Siiii|iloti tunnel. Progress of: transmitted by 11. L. Washington. 

Soap. Market for. in Spain: by .1. G. Lay. 

Steamslii{). New (ierman: by .1. E. Kehl. 

Steamship lines, German-South American. Trattic of; transmitted by G. H. 

.Murphy. 
Stone, .\ftifieial; by .7. L. Bittinger. 
Sugar-beet waste. I'tilization of; by M. .1. Baehr. 
Syria, United States trade in: by (i. B. Kavndal. 
Teak industry of Siam; by Hamilton King. 

Ti'.xtiles, American, for Euroi)ean maikcis; transmitted by D. B. Mason. 
AVater route from Fiume to Stettin; liy K. W. Mahin. 
Wlieat imports. Spain's, in UMIU; transmitted Dy K. M. Bartleman. 
Woolen yarns in Germany: by George Sawter. 
Yukon, Condition.s in the: by J. L. Bittinger. 

SPANISH TREATY CLAIMS COM.MISSION 

Papers printeil for u.<e of rnuiniis.siini: l)y Clifford Warden. IHOl. 
5(i pj). 
Colli' iits: 

(ieneral statement. 

Parliamentary history in detail. -Vith Congress, ;id session-.itlth Congress. 2(\ ses- 

.sion, 

of the statute, index. 

Public doenments relating to claims. List of. 

rei)rinted in [Foreign Relations] Committee report 88.5. 5.5th Congress, "M 

.session. List of. 
References to claims in annual messages of President and in Foreign Relations. 

1895-97 

Treasury Department 

Delit. StatiMucnt of imlilio <k'l)t and casli in Treasiii-v. Jnlv. 1901. 

1 p. f" [.Monthly.] 
DisinlVction of hides (jf neat eattle. .July oO. lliOl. 2 pp. 4" (Dept. 

circular 82, 1901; Division of Custoin.«. ) 
Porto Rico. Abolition of duties under section .S of Roiki Rican act of 

Apr. 12, 1900 [pnu-laniation]. July 2.i, 1901. 2 i)i>. 4" (Dept. 

circular 80, 1901 ; Division of Customs. ) 
St. ^larys River. Rules and re^nilations irovernin,<r movements and 

anchorajie of vessels in river. .Jan. 22, 1901 [reprint]. 7 \t\K 
San Antonio International Fair and Texas State Fair anil Dallas Kxjiosi- 

tion. July 22,1901. 2 pp. 4" (Dept. cir.-ular 77. 1901; Division of 

Customs. ) 

Seal lisheries. Rejrulations ^'overnin>:' vessels enip!(iye<l in tur-seal tish- 

in;: durinjr .reason of 1901. i)p. 
Steamltoat Inspection Service. Rules and regulations lixinij: salaries of 

inspectors of steam vessels luider act api)roved Mar. 1, 1895, con- 

cernin^M-ejiuiation of steam vessels. July 2:>. 1901. 1 ji. 4" (Dept. 

<-ir<'ular 79. lOii]; Division i>f .\p|>ointnu"MUs. ) 



July, 1901 361 

Treasury decisions iimler tariff, internal revenue, ininiiirration, navi^ra- 
tion laws, etc., weekly, v. 4, nos. 27-80; .July 4-25, IDOL [Depart- 
ment deeisions numbered L*.S14o-10S, includinjr general ai)praifiers' 
decisions 4955-74, and internal revenue decisions 878-."5S5.J 

APPRAISERS 

Keaitjiraisements of merchandise l)v general apjiraisers [on June 24- 
July 25, UH)1]; July 1-29, li>6l.' 4" (Heai)i>raisement circulars 
713-723; J)ivisi(in of Customs. ) [Weekly.] 

ATDITOK FOK TKKAsrUY 1 )i:i*A KTMENT 

Annual report, 1901. 21 p].. ( Treas. Di-pt. doc. 2227.) 

AUDITOR FOR WAR DEPARTMENT 

Annual report, 1901. 10 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2231.) 

BOOKKEEPING AND WARRANTS DIVISION 

Comparative statement of receipts and expentlitures of United States 
[for month of July, 1900 and 1901]. 1 p. olilouj,' 8" [.Monthly.] 

Statement of Treasury, July 2-31, 1901. Each [3] pp. 4» [Daily except 
Sundays and holidays; none issued July 1.] 

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 

Note.— Tlie Cliarts. Coast Pilots, and Tidu Tables of the Coast and (Jcodetic Sur- 
vey are sold at the oBiee of the Survey, in Washington, and also by one or more 
sales agents in eaeh of tlie important .\iuerican seaports. The monthly Notice to 
Mariners ]nay ))e had free at these ageneies,at all L'nited States custom-houses, at 
the branch liy<iniifra|ihic <itlices of the Navy Deiiartment, at United States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the oHice of the Coast Survey. 

Base apparatus. Aparatos jair la meilida de bases. [Mayo 1, 1901.] 
5 ])p. 1 pi. 12" 

Chart iniblications. Publicacion de mapas. [Mayo 1, 1901.] 4 pp. 12° 

Coast pilots. Derroteros de las costas. [Mayo 1, 1901.] 4 ])p. 12" 

Geodesy, (xeodesia, 6 medida de la tierra. [Mayo 1, 1901.] 5 i)p. 12" 

Gravity. Gravedad. [Mayo 1, 1901.] 4 pp. 1 pi". 12" 

Hydrography. Hidrografia. [Mayo 1, 1901.] 5 p],. 1 pi. 12° 

Leveling. Nivelacion. [Mayo 1, 1901.] 4 i)p. 1 pi. 12" 

Magnetics. Estudio magnetico. [Mayo 1, 1901.] 4 i)p. map, 12° 

Notice to Mariners 273; June, 1901. IS — [2] pp. 4° [Monthly.] 

Note. — Contains corrections for charts of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, with 
lists of new charts, canceled editions, etc. 

Tides. Mareas y corrientes de las mareas. [Mayo 1, 1901.] 4 pp. 12° 
Time. Tiempo, latitud y longitud. [Mayo 1, 1901.] 4 pp. 12" 
Topography. Tojajgraffa. [^hiyol. 19()1.] 4 pp. 1 pi. 12" 
Triangulation. Triangulacion v reconocimiento del terreno. [Mavo 1, 

1901.] 4 i>p. 1 pi. 12" 
U. S. Coast anil (ieodetic Survey. [May 1, 1901.] 5 pji. 12" [Spanish.] 

Chart)< 

(irays Harbor. Wash.; chart ()195. Scale 1:40,000. June, 1901, (list 
"published ISSt). 21.4 X 38 in. 25c 

St. Michael Bav, Alaska; chart 9375. Scale 1:20,000. .lune, 1901, first 
published is9H. 3S X 31.5 in. 50c 



362 July, 1901 

comptroller of currenx'y 

Bulletin 42S-43L': July 1-29, 190L 4" [Weekly.] 

NiiTE.— AnnouiK'fs c-hiinges in officers of national banks, organization of new 
banks, liquidations, etc. 

GC>VERXMENT ACTUARY 

Market prices aivl investment values of outstanding securities [June, 
1901]. July 1, 1901. 2 pp. 4° (Dept. circular 7o, 1901.) 

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE 

Collection of internal-revenue tax upon articles of nierchanili.«e coming 

from Porto Rico. Julv 26, 1901. -5 pp. 4" ([Circular] fiOf}; Dept. 

circular 81, 1901.) 
Extending time when regulations requiring cancellation of beer stamp.s 

l)V perforations shall take effect. Julv 18, 1901. 1 p. 4" (Circular 

605. ) 
Preliminary report ot conniiissioner on collection of internal revenue 

and condition of service. July 24, 1901. 9 pp. 
War-revenue act of June 13, 1S9S, as amended by act of Mar. 2, 1901, 

and either acts passed sint-e compilation of 1900, in force July 1, 

1901. 46 pp. ( Comi)ilation of internal-revenue laws, supplement 1. ) 

LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD 

Note.— The Bulletins, Beacon and Buoy Lists, and Light Lists published by the 

Light-House Board can be obtained, free "of charge, on application to the office of 
the Board at Washington, the inspectors of the several lighthouse districts, the 
United States cnstf)m-houses. the Hydrographie Olfice and its branches, and the 
sales agents of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 

Bulletin 121, recent changes in aids to navigation, Julv 1, 1901, coasts 

of United States. 20 — [2] pp. 4" [:Monthly.] 
Notice to Mariners 98-10.5 of 1901; July 2-27, 1901. p. 98-105, 4" 

Note.— Contains notices of establishment of new lights, light-vessels, and steam 

whistles, changes in buoyage, etc. 

Specifications for miscellaneous articles, 1902. June, 1901. 58 i>p. 4° 

LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION 

Circulation statement, July 1, 1901. 1 p. ohlong 8° [Monthly.] 

Note. — Estimated population, .hilv 1, 1901, 77.7.>J,(.K)0: circulation per capita, 
§28.00. 

Registered bonds caveated upon books of Department, Julv 1, 1901. 
1 p. f [Monthly.] 

:MARI.\E HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Amendments to regulations relating to relief furnished Revenue Cutter 
Service. July 23, 1901. 2 pp. 4" (Dept. circular 78, 1901.) 

Portable laboratories of service; by H. D. Geddings. 1901. 8 pp. 2 pi. 

Public Health Reports, v. 16, nos. 27-30: Julv 5-26. 1901. [xvi] -f 
1513-1731 PI.. [Weekly.] 

Note.— This i>ulilication. showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as repnrti'd hy the ntlicers of the Marine Hospital Service and 
others, is for gratnituiis distribution, but the edition is limited, and the document 
is intended only for health otlicersand other persons interested in sanitary affairs. 
To obtain it applicntion should be made to the Supervising Surgeon-General of 
the Marine Hospital Service, Treasury Department. No. 30 contains a special 
article, Cedron seed as cure for yellowfever, by S. H. Hodgson. 

Uniteil States Marine-Hospital Service. [1901.] 16 i)p. 



July, 1901 363 

MINT lU'REAU 

Values of forei<rn coins. Julv 1, litOl. [8] pp. 4" (Dept. circular 74, 
litOl.) [Quarterly.] 

.\SS.\Y tOMMI.sSIOX 

Proceedings of conunissii.n of IflOl, ami test of coinage executed and 
reserved during calendar vear 11)00; also laws relating to annual 
assay. 1001. .-^O j.p. (Tri-as. Dept. doc. 2225.) 

PORTO RICO 

Digest of appropriations made l)y Legislative Assembly at 1st session 
[for 1901 and 1002], prepared in ollice of auditor of Porto Rico. 
[1901.] [4] pp. i" 

Instructions to disbursing officers [from an<litor of IVirto Rico]. June 
25, 1901. [:^] i)p. 4"^ 

RKVp:NrK CUTTER SERVICE 

Additional regulation governin>r anchorage of ves.sels at Chicago. Julv 
6, 1901. 1 p. 4" ([Circular] 7S; Dept. circular 76, 1901.) 

General orders 65-H8; May 10, 1901. 2 1. 1 pi. 

Register of t)tficers and vessels of service. July 1, 1901. 61 pj). (Tr?as. 
Dept. doc. 2226. ) 

SECRET SERVICE DIVISION 

Annual report of chief, 1901. 11 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2229.) 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Advance sheets from 3Ionthly Summary of Commerce and Finance, 

showing details of imports and exports bv articles and countries for 

June, 1901. 64 pp. 4" 
Exports of domestic breadstuffs, ])rovisions, cotton, and mineral oils, 

June, 1901. 13 pp. 4" (Bulletin 12, series 1900-1901.) [Monthly.] 
Foreign Connnerce and Navis^ation of United States, 1900. 1901. v. 2, 

1 171 pp. 4" ( [Treas. Dept. doc. 2210, v. 2] ; H. doc. 13 [pt. 2]. ) *S1.35 
Imports and exports of United States, June, 1901. 1 p. 4" [Monthly.] 
Monthly Summary of Connnerce and Finance of United States, Mav, 

1901; no. 11, series 1900-1901. p. 2o79-2Sll, 4" (II. doc. 15, pt. 

11.) *35c 

TREASURER OF UNITED STATES 

Monthlv statement, jiaper currencv of each denomination outstanding 
July 31, 1901. 1 p. ol)l()ng24'' 

Statement of fundeil indebtedness of District of Cohnnbia and late cor- 
poration of Washington, [bv] ex-oflicio commissioner of sinking 
rund of District, June 29, lOo'l. 1 p. oblong s- [(Quarterly.] 



War Department 

Annual reports, 19(10 [v. 1, pt. 7]. [See .\riiiy.] 



364 July, I'JOl 

A I ».TrTANT-< iKNKKAL 

Arniv list ami directory, otticers «.f Army. July I'O, 1901; [no.] 20. 
«">ti I)p. " *10c 

Cirrular l>2-2<) [litOl]; July 2-24, liiOl. 12' 

Circular [n<)tifyin>r can<li(lates for aiipnintuiciit ti> Military Academy that 
thev will l)e re<|uired to take examinati(jii at army i>o.<t most con- 
venient to home]. July 18, 1901. 2 pp. 12" 
Enlistments for line of Army, June, 1901. 10 pp. 12" [Monthly.] 
General orders 91-99 [1901]: July l-2fi, 1901. 2 il. 12" 
Special orders 152-177 [1901]: July 1-31. 1901. 12° [Daily except 

Sundays and holidays.] 
Stations of Army, July 4, 18, 25, 1901 . Each [2] pp. ol)lon]2 f " [Weekly.] 
Suhject index to greneral orders and circulars, Jan. lS81-Dec. 1900. 
Ai>r. 1901. 301 pp. (WarDept. doc. 139.) 

MILITARY IXFORM.\TIOX DIVISION 

Notes of military interest for 1900. Jan. 1901. 262 pp. 27 il. 15 pi. 12 
maps, 8 in pocket, 1 tab. ([Publication] 32; War Dept. doc. 142. ) 

50c 
ARMY 

Report of lieutenant-general comniandin;^ Armv [with reports of depart- 
ment couHnanders, etc.], 1900. 1900 [1901]. pt. 5. ii — 477 - [1] 
pp. 1 il. 27 pi. 37 maps. (War Dept.. Reports, 1900 [v. 1, pt. 7]; 
H. doc. 2. ) *65c 

Coiitttits: 
Military operations; in Philippines, continued. 

DEEP WATERWAYS BOARD 

Report on dee]) waterways between Great Lakes and Atlantic tide waters 
[with bibliographv on mitering lock gates bv S. H. Woodard]. 
Dec. 7, 1900 [published 1901]. 2 pts. 1115 pp. il. 11 pi. large 8" 
(H. doc. 149 [2 pts.].) [Atlas Avill follow.] 

ENCilNEER DEPARTMENT 

Dempsev, V. J. Office circular [announcing appointment of Dempsey 

as chief clerk]. July 15, 1901. 1 p. 12" 
General onlers 7 [1901]; July 24, 1901. 2 pj.. 12" 
Otlicers. Statement showing rank, iluties, and addresses of officei-s of 

Corps of Engineers. July 1, 1901. 22 pp. 4" 
Professional j)apers. Report of board on specifications for electric light 

and power in.«tallations of seacoast batteries has been issued in the 

series of Professional i)apers as no. 27 and half title-i)age furnished. 
Special orders 2S-:50 [1901]; July B-20, 1901. Each 1 ji. 12" 
Warren, William J. Oflice ciicnlar [announcing death of Warren]. 

July 12, 1901. 1 ).. 12" 

-NoinilKKN A.Nl) NOKTinVKsTKHN UAKKS SLKVKV 

< 7mo7.v 

Note.— Lake Survi'v charts may l>e ol)taineii of Major W. L. Fisk. ("»rtice U. P. 
Lake Survey. Detmit. Mich. Tliey will he sent hy e.xiiress, the e.\press charges to 
he iiaid hj-' the pureha.ser on receipt of the charts, or free hy mail at thei>ur- 
chaser's risk. I'lirehasers sliould indicate, when orderinjr the charts, whether 
they wish them sent hy express or mail. 

Ruffal(. Harbor and Niagara River to The Falls, N. Y.. Chart of. Scale 
1:30,000. Mav 25. 1901. 44.6 X 27.9 in. 20c 



July, li)01 365 

Chirago, 111., lake front, incluUing CaluiiK-t llarlidi-, Chart of. Scale 

1:80,001). [UlOl.] 40.1 X 2<).:i in. 

Michigan, Lake, Gcni-ral chart u|. Scale l:o()0.00(). .lulv 1, IHOl. 

44.1 X 1*0 in. ■ 15c 

INSULAR AFFAIRS DIVISION 

Monthly sumuiarv of coninierce of Cnha, Dec. 1000; no. (5, series liHlO- 
1001. [1001.] p. 3S0-4S(i, 4" *10c 

Monthly suinniarv of commerce of Philippine Islands, Xoy. litOO; no. 5, 
series 1900-1001. [1001.] p. 201-:i0(i, 4" *10c 

ORDNANCE DEPAKTM KNT 

Notes on rapid-fire field artillery; translated from French by W. W. 

Gibson. Apr. 1, 1001. 42 j.p. 10 il. 13 j.l. 4" (Notes on 'constrnc- 

tion of ordnance 79.) 
Ordnance orders 7, 8 [1901]; July 10, lil, 1001. Kacli 1 p. 12" 
I'uliiic sale [of ordnance property at Foit Cuiistitntion, Newcastle, 

X. H.]. [July S. 1901.] 4 pp". 4" 

\'\Y DKrAUT.MKNT 

Circular 2ti3; July 10, 1001. 2 p|). 12° 

Monthly station list of officers, July 1, 1901. 4 pp. 

Stoiipage circulai:, July 15, 1901. 12 pp. [Monthly.] 

■QUARTERMASTER' S DEPARTMENT 

Circular [instructions regarding nu-thods to be pursued in accounting 
for coal deliyered on army transjiorts]. .June 29, 1901. 2 pp. 12* 

Circular [instructions recjuiring cost price of articles to be entered on 
inyentory and inspection rejMirts]. Jinie 2(3, 1901. 1 p. 12" 

Roster showing stations and duties of officers of Quartermaster's Depart- 
ment, July 15, 1901. 6 pp. [Monthly.] 

SIGNAL OFFICE 
Onlers 14, 15 [1901]; July 1, 15, 1901. Each 1 ]). 12" 

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTM ICNT 

Army ration, issue and conyersion tables. A|)r. 23, 1901. IG pp. 
Roster [of officers], July 1, 1901. 4 pi>. [.^lonthly.] 



District of Columbia 

Note. — For iiuartorly StiUciiiuiU of Iii(k'btoilncs.s see Treasurer of United States ' 

Statistical rejiort of trustees of public schools, 1900 [\vith school direc- 
tory, 1900-01]. 1901. 75 p]). (Keport of commissioners, y. 4.) 

Smithsoaian Institution 

Box 81; list of documents and other publications of (ioyernment, >hiy 
20-July 8, 1901, <listril>uted for Library of Congress through Smith- 
sonian Institution. 1001. i; jip. [Suiiplenieut pasted at end.] 



366 July, 1901 

national museum 

Note.— The publications of the National Museum poniiirise bulletins, annual 
reports, and an annual volume of I'roceeilinps. The annual report is included in 
the CouKressional st-t. The editions of the bulletins and Proceedings are too lim- 
ited to admit of general distribution, and the volumes of the latter are sent only 
to libraries. The separates from the Proceedings and from the report.s maybe 
obtained on application to tlie Museum, until the supply is exhausted. 

Li.<t i)f fishes collected in 1S83 and 1885 by Pierre Louis Jouy and pre- 
s^erved in nmseinu, with descriptions of 6 new species, by David 
Starr Jordan and J(t]in ()tterl»ein Snvder; from Proceedings, v. 23. 
1901. p. 7:W-7t5!>, 8 pi. (No. 1235.)" 

Review of lancelets, hag-tishes, and lan)])reys of Japan, with de.«cription 
of 2 new species, bv David Starr Jordan and John Otterbein Snvder; 
from Proceedings, 'v. 23. 1901. p. 725-734, 1 \A. (No. 1233.) 



Various Bureaus 

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 

Note. — The Commission furnishes its publications gratuitously to those who 
ai)ply for them. 

Siipi)lement to Maimal of exaiiunati()ns, showing dates, places and other 
information concerning examinations to be held in fall of 1901. 6 
pp. 1 tab. [No ^lannal of Examinations revised to July 1, 1901, 
will be pnl)lishcil.] , . ^ 

FISH COMMISSION ■*'.' 

Note.— The Commission supplies gratuitously those of its publications which 
are in print. 

Statement of certain fishery products landed at Boston and Gloucester, 
Mass., bv American fishing vessels, June, 1901. 1 p. oblong 8" 
(Statistical Inilletin 109.) 

v. S. Fish Commission exhibit, Pan-American Exposition; W. De C. 
Ravenel, representative. 1901. [3] -- 14 pp. 

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 

Autlu>r and title list of l)Ooks in library. July 1, 1901. 118 pp. 

DOCl'-MEXTS OFFICE 

Catalogue of United States Public Documents, monthlv, no. 77; Mav, 

1901. 209-304 -I- xlvii pp. 
Same, no. 78; June, 1901. 305-336 f li pp. 

INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION 

[Hearings on transjKirtation, Jan. 7-May 14, 1901.] p. 193—451, 1 pi. 

map, 1 tab. 
Same, Feb. 18-Apr. 10, 1901. p. 451-(ill. 
Preliminary outline for final review of evideiu-e. [1901.] 14 pp. 

LABOR DEPARTMENT 

Note.— The Department furnishes its publications gratuitously to those who 
apply for them. 

15th animal report of conniiissioner, 1900; i'oni]iilation of wages in com- 
mercial countries from otficial sources. 1900 [1901]. v. 2, xvi-p 
80.5-1642 i>p. (H. doc. 528 [pt. 2].) *60c 



JrLv, 1901 367 

Eiiiplover anil ein]iluyei' uiKler common law; Ity Victor H. ()lniste<l and 
Stephen L). Fcsf^cmlcn. 1901. 13 pp. ( Monoiiraphs on social eco- 
nomic."^ 3. ), 

Present status of enii.loyers' liaMiity in Uniteil States; hy Stephen D. 
Fessenden. IWOl. 54 pjt. ( Mono;rraphs on social economics 4.) 

Protection of workmen in their employment; by Stephen D. Fessen- 
den. 1901. "4 pp. ( .Monoirraphs on social economics 5.) 

Public baths in Europe; l)y F,d\var<l Mussey Hartwell. 1901. ol pp. 
(Mtinojrraphs on social economics ti. ) 

Value and intlnence of labor stati-stics; by Carroll ]). WriL'ht. 19(il. 
10 i)p. ( Monoirraphs on social economics -. \ 

Working of Department of Labor; by Carroll I>. Wii^dit. I'.tol. 1" |>1>. 
(Monographs on social economics 1.) 

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COPYRIGHT OFFICE 

Note.— The Catalogue of Title Entries i<: prepared by the Re«-ister of Copyrights 
and publisher! by the Treasury Department. It is not soki by the Treasury i>epart- 
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person desiring it lives. The i>rice is f.i.OO per year of 52 numbers. The bulletins 
of the otlice are sent free on application to the Register of Copyrights. 

Catalogue of title entries of Ijooks ami other articles entered under copy- 
right law, V. 28, nos. 1-4; whole nos. o2L'-n2o; Julv 4-2o, 190"l. 
p. 1-459. [Weekly.] " 85.00 a yr 

Copyright business, statement to June 30. 1901. [.July 9. 1901.] [2] 
pp. 4" (Information circular 25. ) [Quarterly.] 

Copyright law of L'nited States in force July, 1901 : by Thorvald Solbei-g. 
"5th edition, revised. 1901. 30 pp. (Bulletin 1.) 

NATIONAL HOME FOR DISABLED VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS 

Proceedings of managers, Apr. 1901. v. 3. p. 13-30. 
Same, June, 1901. v. 3, \k 31-37. 



Shipments to Depositories 

During the Month of July, u)o\ 



Note. — Shipment numbers run from 1 to 49, inclusive, iind tlien begin agiiin witli 1. 
Shipment 25 

Chemistry Division (Deimrtnient of Agriculture). Every farm an ex- 
periment station, })v Krvin E. Ewell; from Yearbook, 1897. [1898.] 
ii + 291-o04 pp. 8°' 

Congress. 50th Congress, 1st session. House dcx-uments, v. 106, Xei. 
710; Patent decisions, 1899. (Serial no. 4003.) 

Entomology Division (Department of Agriculture). Destructive green 
pea louse, nectarophora destructor Johns. [^lav 28, lltOl.] S pj). 
3 il. 8" (Circular 43, 2d series.) 

Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Eunctions 
and uses of food; l)y C. F. Langworthy. Ai)r. 5, 1901. 10 pp. 8" 
(Circular 4(5.) 

Shipment 36 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 9. No.^. 
101-147, except 133 and 138; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 3851.) 

Shipment 27 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 25. Xos. 
236-257, excei)t 237; 9th report on reindeer in Alaska, 1899; Tariff 
schedules in Cuba, Porto Rico, and Philippines; miscellaneous. 
(Serial no. 3867. ) 

Shipment 28 

Congress. 56th Congress 1st session. House documents, v. 61. Nos. 
106, 236; National Soldiers' Home report, 1899; Report of inspec- 
tion, Sept.-Dec. 1899. (Serial no. 3958.) 

War Department. Customs regulations for Cuba. Habana, 1901. 119 
pp. 8" 

Shipment 29 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session, Senate documents, v. 26. Nos. 
2.58-337, except 259, 270, 283, 290, 306; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 
3868. ) 

Shipment SO 

Congress. 56th Congress, Ist session. House documents, v. 65. No. 
117; War of Rebellion, series 3, v. 1. (Serial no. 3962.) 

19— No. 79—01 3 369 



370 July, 1901 

Shipment 31 

Congress. oHtli Conpreps, 1st session. House documents, v. 99. No. 
5S8; Yearbook of Department of Agriculture, 1899. (Serial no. 
:^99ti. ) 

Shipment 32 

Congress. 5oth Congress, 3d session. Hou.«e documents, v. 1. No. 1; 
President's message syid foreign relations, 1898. (Serial no. 3748. ) 

SJiipment 33 

Congre.ss. 56th Congre.ss, 1st session. House documents, v. 92. No. 
460, 3 pts. ; Spanish-American war claims. (Serial no. 3989.) 

Shipment 34 

Accounts antl Dislmrsements Division (Department of Agriculture). Vt^e 
of annual ai)propriati()Us [decision of comptroller of Treasury, 
reprinted for disbursing office of Department of Agriculture]. 
[1901.] 4 pp. 8° 

Botanv Division (Department of Agriculture). Canadian thistle, car- 
duns arvensis L. Robs. [June 17, 1901.] 14 pp. 4 il. 8° (Circular 
27 revised. ) 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 74. No. 
175, pt. 1; American Republics Bureau report, 1899; Bulletin 94. 
(Serial no. 3971.) 

Experiment Stations OfHce (Department of Agriculture). Agricultural 
experiment stations in United States. [Apr. 3, 1901.] 11 pp. 8° 
(Circular 44 revised. ) 

Effect of severe and prolonged muscular work on food consumption, 

digestion, and metabolism, by AV. O. Atwater and H. C. Sherman; 
and Mechanical work and etficiencv of bicvclers, bv R. C. Carpen- 
ter. 1901. 67 pp. 3 il. 8" (Bulletin 98.) ■ 

Foreign ^larkets Section (Department of Agriculture). Our trade with 
Scandinavia, 1890-1900; bv Frank H. Hitchcock. 1901. 124 pp. 8° 
(Bulletin 22.) 

Shipment So 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 107. No. 
>13; Labor Department, 14th annual report, 1899. (Serial no. 4004. ) 

Sliipment 36 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 79. Nos. 
264-323, except 287, 298, 300, 314; Transactions with national 
banks; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 3976. ) 

Shipment 37 

Congress. 5(ith Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 91. Nos. 
451-504, except 460, 476, 481, 496, 500; Reformatory system in T'. S.; 
miscellaneous. (Serial no. 3988.) 

Shipment 3S 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 114. No. 
733; American Ilistorical Association report, 1899, v. 1. (Serial no. 
4011.) 



July, 1001 371 

-"Shipment 39 

Afrro.-itology Division ( Dc'iuirtinent of A«rricnltiire). List of pnhlicatioiis 
:^of division. [June IL', 1901.] 8 pp. 8" (Circular ;16. ) 

K.Kperimont Stations Offuv (Department of A«rrieulture). Proceedin^rs 
of 14tl> annual eoiivention of As.«oriation of .\iuerican .\Kricultural 
Colleges and Experiment Stations, New Haven ami Middletown, 
Conn., Nov. 13-15, 11H)0. H»01. 192 pp. 8 pi. 8" (Hulletin m>.) 

Military Information Division ( .\djntant-( Jeneral, War Department). 
Notes of military interest for 190(1. Jan. 1901. L'Ol' pp. 27 il. 15 pi. 
12 maps, S in pticket, 1 tab. 8" ( [Puhlieation] .32.) 

Navigation liureau (Navy Dejiartment). List and station of commis- 
sioned and warrant otticei-sof Navv and Marine Corps on active list, 
July 1, 1901. 113 i)p. 8" 

Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). ^lijnthly list of 
publications [of Department of Agriculture], June, 1901. " 4 j>p. 8" 

Shijtinent 40 

Agriculture, Department of. Progress of beet-sugar industrv in T'nited 

States in 1900. 1901. 178 pp. 8" (Report (59.) 
.\grostology Division (Dejiartment of Agriculture). Aristida purjiurea 

Nutt. and its allies. May 24, 1901. 8 pp. 8" (Circular 34.) 
Cultivated vetches. [Apr. 15, 1898.] 8 pp. (i il. 8° (Circular 6 

revLsed. ) 

Botany Division ( Department of Agriculture). List of publications of 
division. [May 17, 1901.] 10 pp. 8" (Circular 30. ) 

Fore.«try Division (Department of Agriculture). Forest working plan 
for townshij) 40, Totten and Crossfield purchase. Hamilton County, 
New York State forest preserve, by Ralph S. Hosmer and Eugene 
S. Bruce; preceded by Dist-ussion of conservative lumljering and 
water-supplv, bv Frederick H. Newell. 1901. (34 pp. 11 pi. 4 maps, 
8" (Bulletin 3().) 

(leological Survey (Interior Department), (ieologic atlas of L'nitetl 
States, Spanish Peaks folio, Colo. Library edition. 1901. 7 pp. 
2 il. 1 pi. 2 pj). of 1)1. 6 maps, large 4" ( Folio 71. ) 

Vegetable Physiology and Pathology Division ( De]>artment of Agricul- 
ture). New wheat industrv [macaroni wheat] for semiarid we.'-t. 
[June 28, 1901.] 8 pp. 2 il.'S" (Circular 18.) 

Sliipnicnt 41 

Congress. Statutes at Large, Dec. 1899-Mar. 1901. and recent treaties, 
conventions, executive proclamations, an<l concurrent resolutions; 
edited under direction of Secretary of State. 1901. v. 31, l— [1] -r 
21G7 pp. 



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Navy Department 385 ■ 

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Catalogue of Public Documents 

Printed Duriniy; the Month of Atit;ust, igoi 



Congress of United States 



SENATE 

Senate manual, containing standing rulus and orders of Senate, Constitu- 
tion of United States, Declaration of Independence, Articles of 
Confederation, Ordinance of 17S7, Jefferson's Manual, etc.; revised. 
Edition of Feb. 11, 1901. 570 pp. (S. doc. 237.) 

FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE 

Compilation of reports of committee, 1789-1901, lst-56th Congress. 

1901 . V. 3-5, 831 + 878 + viii + 944 pp. 1 il. 3 maps, 2 tab. ( S. doc. 

231, pts. 3-5. ) 
Contents: 

V. 3. Claims of citizens of I'nited States apraiiist foreign governments: claims of 
citizens of United States ugainst I'nited States; claims of citizens of for- 
eign governments against fnited States; claims against I'niterl States of 
diplomatic and consular ottieers of United States lor reinilnirsement and 
extra pay. 

V. 4. Mediterranean commerce, etc.; nominations; decorations from foreign gov- 
ernments; international exhibitions; international conferences; maritime 
canals; Pacific cables; trade and commerce with foreign nations; tariff 
restrictions. 

V. 6. Trade and commerce with foreign nations; foreign tariffs; boundary and 
fishery disputes. 

SHEEP-^BOUND RESERVE 

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or in one or mf)re cloth editions, arc now for the first time ready for distribution 
in sheep binding. The number in black-faced type appended to the descriiition 
of each volume is the serial number in the set of Congres.sional documents, in 
continuation of the system adopted in tlie Checklist of Public Documents issued 
by this office. Serial numbers 4028 and 4068 have beeii assigned to the Senate and 
House journals of the oOth ('(ingress. M session, respectively. 

56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 11. Nos. 161, 237; 
Correspondence relating to interoceauic canal, etc. [3853] 

Same, v. 12. Nos. 171-208, except 185 and 194; miscellaneous. 

[3854] 

Same, v. 13. No. 1&5; Patent report, 1899. [3855] 

Same, v. 14. No. 194; History and growth of United States cen- 
sus. [3856] 

377 



378 August, 1901 

56th Congress, Ist session — Continuetl. Senate documents, v. 16. Nos. 
210-235, exrept 221; niisoellaneous. [3858] 

Same, v. 17, 18. No. 221; Conduct of War Department in "War 

with Spain, v. 1, 2. [3859, 3860] 

Same, v. 33. Nos. 338-:}S7; inisc-ellaneous. [3875] 

Same, v. 41. Xos. 450, 455; Memorial addresses on G. A. Hobart 

and 31. L. Hayward. [3882] 

Hous(! documents, v. 23. No. 5; Keports of Department of Interior, 

isyv); (k'ological Survey, 20th report, pt. 2, general geology and 
paleontology. [3920] 

Same, v. 101. No. 660; Weather Bureau report, 1899, v. 1, meteor- 
ological tables, 1898. [3998] 

Same, v. 105. No. 708; Louisiana Purchase. [4002] 

Same, v. 111. Nos. 728, 740, 751-755; Memorial addre.s.«es on Rich- 
ard P. Bland, Lorenzo Dauford, Evan E. Settle, William L. Greene, 
Samuel T. Baird, Daniel Ermentrout, Sydney P. Epes. [4008] 

Same, v. 115. No. 733; American Historical Association report, 

1899, V. 2. [4012] 

Same, v. 122. No. 745; Animal Industry Bureau, 16th report, 

1899. [4019] 



President of United States 

Louisiana Purchase Exposition, proclamation. Aug. 20, 1901. 1 p. 
Payson forest reserve, proclamation. [Aug. 3, 1901.] [2] pp. f" 



Agriculture, Department of 

Note. — Those publications of the Department of Agriculture which are for sale, 
except those of the Weather Bureau, will be supplied by the Superintendent of 
Dtii'unients, Union Building, Wasliingtim. D. ('. For the unpriced publications 
aiiplitaiinn should be made to tlie Si'crctnry of Agriculture. The Department 
has no list of addresses to which all its publications are sent. It issues a monthly 
list of publications, which is mailed to all applicants, enabling them to select 
such reports and bulletins as interest them. 

[Bureau of Animal Industry order 80, amendment 15, modifying order 
86] ; si>ecial order permitting cattle from infected area in California 
to be exhil)ited at California State Fair at Sacramento, Sept. 2-14, 
1901. Aug. 21, 1901. 1 p. 

Sewage disposal on farm and protection of drinking water; bv Theobald 
Smith. 1896 [reprint 1901]. 20 pp. 8 il. (Farmers' bulletin 43.) 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Blackleg, its nature, cause, and prevention; bv Victor A. N()rgaard. 

Nov. 10, 1900 [reprint 1901]. 23 pp. 1 il. (Circular 31 revised.) 
Hog cholera and swine plague; bv D. E. Salmon. Dec. 1894 [reprint 

1901]. 16 pp. (Farmers' bulletin 24.) 
Raising sheep for mutton; bv Charles F. Curtiss. 1899 [reprint 1901]. 

48 pp. 18 il. (Farmers' bulletin 96.) 
Treatment for roundworms in sheep, goats, and cattle. [July 24, 1901.} 

8 pp. (Circular 35.) 



August, 1901 379 

DAIRY DIVISION 

Dairy henl, it;^ lnnnatiDii and inanaireiaeut, l)v lleurv K. Alvonl; 
reprinted with revision from Yearl)ook, 1894. Apr. 1897 [reprint 
1901]. L'4 pp. (Farniens' bulletin 55.) 

BIOLOGICAL SURVEY DIVISION 

Revision of skunks of genus chincha; by Arthur H. Howell. Auj;. SI, 
1901. 62 pp. 8 pi. (North American Fauna 20.) *10c 

Some common birds in their relation to agriculture; bv F. E. L. Beal. 
1898 [reprint 1901]. 40 pp. 22 il. (Farmers' bulletin 54 revised.) 

CHEMISTRY BUREAU 

Exhibit of bureau at Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, N. Y., lUOI; by 
E. E. Ewell, W. D. Bigelow, and Logan Waller Page. 1901. 29 pp. 
4 pi. (Bulletin 63.) ' *5c 

Contents: 

Bcet-siigar industry; by E. E. Ewcll. 

Foods, pure and adultemted. Exhibit of: by \V. D. Biji^clow. 

Road-Material Laboratory, Exhibit of; by L. W. Page. 

Selection of materials for macadam roads, liv Logan Waller Page; from 
Yearbook, 1900. [1901.] iii -f 849-356' pp. 

ENTOMOLOGY DIVISION 

Life history of 2 species of plant-lice inhal^iting witch-hazel and birch; 
by Theo. Pergande. 1901. 44 pp. 23 il. (Technical series 9. ) *5c 

Principal insect enemies of growing wheat; by C. L. ^larlatt. 1901 [re- 
print]. 40 pp. 25 il. (Farmers' bulletin 132.) 

Principal insect enemies of the grape, by C. L. Marlatt; from Yearl>ook, 
1895. 1898 [reprint 1901]. 23 pp. 12 il. (Farmers' bulletin 70.) 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Agricultural colleges. Relation of agricultural and mechanical college 
to State, by W. E. Drake; from Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 183, 184. 
( [Publication] 434. ) 

Agricultural experiment stations. American agricultural experiment 
stations, bv W. H. Jordan; from Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 42-51. 
( [Publication] 404. ) 

Connecticut experiment station, bv W. O. Atwater; from Bulletin 

99. [1901.] p. 51-54. ( [Publication] 405. ) 

Cooperative field experiments, l)v E. B. Voorhees; from Bulletin 

99. [1901.] p. 116-120. ([Publication] 411.) 

Function of station botanist, Ijv G. E. Stone; from Bulletin 99. 

[1901.] p. 138-140. ([Publication] 418.) 

Artace punctistriga. Some observations upon artace punctistriga, bv 
H. A. Moiiran; from Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 182, 183, 3 pi. ([Pub- 
lication] 433.) 

Asparagus. Little-known asparagus pest and power spraver for aspara- 
gus, hv F. A. Sirrine; from Bulletin 99. [1901.]' p. 177, 178. 
([Publicati(m] 431.) 

Burlev tobacco, its growing and curing, bv M. A. Scovell; from Bulletin 
99. [1901.] p. 106-108. ([Publication] 409.) 

Cigar-wrapper leaf. Methods of experimenting with cigar-wrapper leaf, 
bv E. H. Jenkins; from Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 102-105. ([Pub- 
lication] 408. ) 



380 August, 1901 

Dairy cattle. Cooperative dairy-herd tests, bv C. S. Phelps; from Bul- 
letin 99. [1901.] p. 120-122. ([Publication] 412.) 

Education. General drift of education at land-grant colleges, by J. K. 
Patterson; from Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 99-102. {[Publication] 
407.) 

What is of most worth in modern education? by J. E. Stubbs; from 

Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 32-10. ([Publication] 403.) 

Entomology. Economic entomology in Florida, by H. A. Gossard; 
from Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 178-182. ([Publication] 432.) 

Entomology in southern States, by H. Garman; from Bulletin 99. 

[1901.] p. '153-160. ([Publication] 424.) 

Experiment Station Record, y. 13, no. 1. 1901. yiii + 1-100 pp. 

*10c single copy, SI. 00 a yolume (12 nos. ) 

Note. — Mainly made up of abstracts of reports and publications on agricultural 

science which have recently appeared in all countries, especially the United 

States. No. 1 contains a special article, Agricultural experiment stations of 

Hungary. 

Same, y. 13, no. 2. 1901. ix + 101-200 pp. 

Experiment Station Work 1. :\Iay, 1897 [reprint 1901]. 31 pp. 10 il. 
(Farmers' bulletin 56.) [See, for contents, catalogue for June, 
1897, page 35.] 

Same, 2. 1898 [reprint 1901]. 32 pp. 7 il. (Farmers' bulletin 65.) 
[See, for contents, catalogue for January, 1898, page 47.] 

Same, 4. 1898 [reprint 1901]. 32 pp. 3 il. (Farmers' bulletin 73.) 
[See, for contents, catalogue for May, 1898, page 345.] 

Food. Ayailable energy of food and body material, by W. O. Atwater 
[with di.«cus.sion] : from Bulletin 99. '[1901.] p. 112-116. ([Pub- 
lication] 410. ) 

Fowls, care and feeding; by G. C. Watson. 1896 [re2)rint 1901]. 24 pp. 
4 il. (Farmers' bulletin 41.) 

Grass and forage-plant investigations in Department of Agriculture and 
State experiment stations, bv T. A. Williams; from Bulletin 99. 
[1901.] p. 148-152. ( [Publi'catiou] 422. ) 

Horticulture. Danger to American horticulture from introduction of 
injurious scale insects, by G. B. King; from Bulletin 99. [1901.] 
p. 171,172. ([Publication] 429.) 

Educational status of horticulture, l)y F. AV. Card; from Bulletin 

99. [1901.] p. 134-137. ([Publication] 416.) 

Laboratory work in horticulture, bv E. S. Goff; from Bulletin 99. 

[1901.] p. 132-134. ([Publication]' 415.) 

Hydrocyanic acid gas. Recent results with hydrocyanic-acid gas for 
destruction of insects in large buildings, bv W. G. Johnson; from 
Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 166-170. ([Publicati(m] 428.) 

Meats, composition and cooking; by Chas. D. Woods. 1896 [reprint 
1901]. 29 pp. 4 il. (Farmers' bulletin 34.) 

Mechanic arts. Student of mechanic arts, an apprentice, by J. D. Hoff- 
man; from Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 186-189. ([Pu))lication]436.) 

Mechanical drawing. Course of instruction in mechanical drawing, by 
L. S. Kan.lolph; from Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 184-186. ([Publica- 
tion] 435.) 

Morrill, Justin S. Legislative career of IMorrill, bv G. W. Atherton; 
from Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 60-72. ([Publica'tion] 406.) 

Nursery inspection. Experiences in nursery and orchard insi)ection, 
by W. G. Johnson; from Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 163-165. ([Pub- 
lication] 426. ) 



August, 1901 381 

Nursery inspection — ContiniUMl. Nursery inspection and Notes on crude 
petroleum and its effects upon plants an<l insects, bv J. B. Smith; 
from Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. l(i.'i, KJti, 176. ([Publication] 427. ) 

Nurserv inspection and orchard insecticide work in Illinois, by S. 

A. Forbes; from Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 172-17(). ([I'ublication] 
430.) 

Suirjjestions toward f^reater unifonnitv in nurserv-inspection laws 

and rulinjrs, by E. P. Felt; from JiuUetin 99. [1901.] p. 1(51-1(33. 
([Publication] 425.) 

Peanuts, culture and uses; [l)y] R. B. Handy. 189(5 [rei)rint 1901]. 
24 pp. 1 il. (Farmers' bulletin 25.) 

Plants. Plant jilivsiolofrv in relation to horticulture and ajiriculture, by 
A. F. Woo.ls;" from Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 127-131. ([Publica- 
tion] 414.) 

What our experiment stations have done in ori^'inatin^; varieties of 

plants bv crossinfr, selecting;, etc., ahstrai't; bv B. I). Ilalsted; from 
Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 143, 144. ([Publication] 420.) 

Potato culture; by J. F. Duggar. 1896 [reprint 1901]. 24 pp. 2 il. 
(Farmers' bulletin 35.) 

Seed and plant introdut'tion, bv J. (i. Smith; from Bulletin 99. [1901.] 
p. 145-14S. ([Pu])lication] 421.) 

Sugar. Our new agricultural industry [sugar and sugar-beet production], 
by I. P. Roberts; from Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 124-12G. ([Publi- 
cation] 413.) 

University extension in agriculture at Cornell IT^niversitv, by John Craig; 
from "Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 137, 138. ([Publication] 417.) 

Variety testing. Progress of variety testing in experiment station work, 
by F. W. Rane; from Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 141-143. ([Publi- 
cation] 419.) 

Vegetation house arranged for pot exi)eriments and Olwervations on 
banding of trees to prevent injury by fall cankerworm, by AV. E. 
Britton; from Bulletin 99. [1901.] p. 152, 153, 160, 161. ([Publi- 
cation] 423.) 

FORESTRY BUREAU 

Forest extension in middle West, by William L. Hall; from Yearbook, 
1900. [1901.] iii + 145-156 pp. 4 pi. 

LIBRARY 

Accessions to Department library, Apr.-June, 1901. 24 1. (Bulletin 
36.) ■ " *5c 

PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU 

AGROSTOLOGY DIVISION 

Cattle ranges of the Southwest, history of exhaustion of pasturage and 

suggestions for its restoration; bv H. L. Bentley. 1898 [reprint 

1901]. 32 pp. 9 il. (Farmers' bulletin 72.) 
Economic grasses; by F. Lamson-Scribner. 1900 [reprint 1901]. 85 

pp. 91 il. 3 pi. (Bulletin 14 revised.) *10c 

Millets; by Thoma.s A. AVilliams. 1899 [reprint 1901]. 28 pp. 6 il. 

(Farmers' bulletin 101.) 
Our native pasture plants, by F. Lamson-Scribner; from Yearbook, 1900. 

[1901.] ii + 581-598 pj). 11 il. 4 pi. 
Southern forage plants; by F. Lamson-Scribner. 1899 [reprint 1901]. 

48 pp. 14 il. (Farmers' bulletin 102.) 



382 August, 1901 



BOTANV DIVISION 



Weed?, and how to kill them; by Lvtiter H. Dewey. 1895 [reprint 
1901]. 32 pp. 11 il. (Farmery' bulletin 28.) 

ro.MOLOGY DIVISION 

Influence of refrigeration on fruit hidustrv, bv William A. Tavlor; from 
Yearbook, 1900. [1901.] iii + 561-580 pp. 5 pi. 

VEtiETABLE PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY DIVISION 

Commercial pear culture, by M. B. Waite; from Yearbook, 1900. [1901.} 
iii -f 3(i9-.S96 pp. 3 pi. ' 

Cultural charactersof pseudomoiias hyacinthi, ps.campestris, ps. phaseoli, 
and ps. Stewarti, 4 one-flagellate' vellow bacteria parasitic on plants; 
by Erwin F. Smith. Aug. 6, 1901. 153pp.il. (Bulletin 28.) *10c 

Fungous diseases of forest trees, bv Hermann von Schrenk; from Year- 
book, 1900. [1901.] iii -r 199-210 pp. 5 pi. 

How to grow mushrooms; bv William Falconer. ^Mar. 1897 [reprint 
1901]. 20 pp. 14 il. (Farmers' bulletin 53.) 

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

Free deliverv of rural mails, bv Charles H. Greathouse; from Yearbook, 
1900. [1901.] iii -r 513-o28 pp. 2 il. 4 pi. 

Monthlv list of publications [of Department of Agriculture], Aug. 1901. 
8 pp. ([Publication] 418.) 

Suggestions to Southern farmers [summaries of papers read at interstate 
' farmers' convention, Vicksburg, :Miss., Feb. 8-10, 1899]. 1899 [re- 
print 1901]. 48 ))p. (Farmers' bulletin 98.) [See, for contents, 
catalogue for June, 1899, page 321.] 

SOILS BUREAU 

Objects and methods of investigating certain physical properties of soils^ 

by Lyman J. Briggs; from Yearbook, 1900. [1901.] 11 + 397-110 

pp. 2 il. 2 pi. 
Solution studies of salts occurring in alkali soils; by Frank K. Cameron, 

Lvman J. Briggs, and Atherton Seidell. 1901. 89 pp. 10 il. 

(Bulletin 18.) *5c 

Contents : 

Alkali soils, Chemical examinntion of; by Atherton Seidell. 

Calcium carbonate in aeneous solutions of certain electrolytes in equilibrium 
with atmospheric air, .Solubility of; by F. K. Cameron and .\therton Seidell, 

Carbonates and bicarbonates in aqueous solution, Equilibrium between: by F. K, 
Cameron and L. J. Brijips. 

Estimation of; by F, K. Cameron. 

Gyi)sum in a(iueous solutions of certain electrolytes, Solubility of; by F. K, Cam- 
eron and Atherton Seidell, 

of sodiiuu chloride. Solubility of; by F. K. Cameron, 

World's exhibit of leaf tobacco at Paris P^xposition, 1900, 1)v ^larcus L. 
Floyd; from Yeari)ook, 1900. [1901.] ii + 157-166 pp. 2 pi. 

STATISTICS DIVISION 

Crop Reporter, v. 3, no. 4; Aug. 1901. 8 pp. 4" [Monthly.] 
Inlluence of rve on price of wheat, V)V Edward T. Peters; from Year- 
l)ook, 1900. [1901.] iii + 167-182 pp. 



xVuGUST, 1!)01 383 

FOREIGN MARKETS SECTION 

Distribution of a<rnt'iiltnral exports of United States, 1896-1900; bv 
Frank H. Hitrhcwk. 1901. 182 pp. (Bulletin 25.) *10c 

Sources of agricultural imports of United States, 1896-1900; bv Frank 
H.Hitchcock. 1901. 120 pp. (Bulletin 24.) ' * 10c 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Note.— For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Amplification of weather forecasts, bv Alfred J. Henrv; from Yearbook, 

1900. [1901.] iii + 107-114 pp" 1 il. 3 pi. 

Climate and Crop Bulletin, Aug. 5-26, 1901; nos. 21-24X1901]. 24 X 
19 in. [Weekly Apr.-Sept., montlily remain<ler of year.] 

Note. — Contains reports of temperature and rainfall, with special reference to 
their effect on crops. 

Hot waves, conditions which produce them, and their effect on agricul- 
ture, by Alvin T. Burrows; from Yearbook, 1900. [1901.] iii + 
325-386 pp. 3 maps. 

Monthly AVeather Review, v. 29, no. 5, Cleveland Abl)e, editor; Mav, 

1901. Julv 31, 1901. p. 201-241, 1 por. 3 pi. 10 pp. of pi. and maps, 
40 ' 20c single copy, $2.00 a yr 

Note. — .Summary of weather and river and flood reports from all parts of the 
United States, with notes covering other countries and various topics of meteor- 
ology. Special articles are — 
Costa Rica, Climatology of; by H. Pittier. 
Earthshine. Some causes of variability of: l)y H. H. Kimball. 
Hawaiian dimatological data for .-\pril and May. 1901: by C. J. Lyons. 
Meteorology. Recent papers bearing on: by W. F. R. Phillips. 
Snow crystals. 20 years study of: by \V. A. Bentley. 
Weather conditions. Monthly statement of average, for May; by E. B. (inrriott 

Weather map, Aug. 1-31, 1901. 19 X 24 in. [Daily.] 



Interior Department 

Note. — The Decisions of the Department of the Interior in pension cases are 
issued in slips and in signatures, and the Decisions in land ca.ses are issued in 
signatures, both being published later in bound volumes at prices ranging from 
SI. 05 to SI. -15 per volume. Subscribers may deposit SI. 00 in the Department and 
receive the contents of a volume of the Decisions of either kind in separate parts 
as they are is.sued. Of the Land Decisions usually two volumes are i.ssued yearly, 
while the Pension-Decision volumes appear at longer intervals, sometimes more 
than two years apart. 

Decisions [in api)ealed pension and bounty land claims] v. 11, [signatures] 
25-28, i)ublished separately, p. 385-448. [Contents are the same as 
those of slips 106-123, ior which see catalogues for June and July, 
1901.] 

Same, [v. 11, slips] 124-133, published separately. 

Contents: 

Aid and attendance; rate; evidence. No. 128. July :?1, 1901. 7 pp. 
Attorneys; fee: material ser\Mce: declaration. No. 132. July 31, 1901. 3 pp. 

neglect: fee: increase. No. i;53. July 31. 1901. 3 pp. 

Death cause: pathological ser|uence: apojilcxv. No. 126. Julv 31, 1901. 4 pp. 

catarrh. No. 129. July :n, 1901. 3 f)p. 

Evidence; record: statements bv claimant. No. 130. Julv 31, 1901. 6 pp. 
Marriage; act of June 27. 1S90; divorce. No. 131. July 31. 1901. 2 pp. 
Pathological sequence; blindness; diseaseof heart. No. 127. July 31. 1901. 12 pp. 
Practice; act June 27, 1890; commencement; increase. No. 121. June 20, 1901. 

5 pp. 
rejection: no benefit: disability. No. 125. July 20, 1901. 5 pp. 



384 August, 1901 

Decit^ions of Deitartinent and (General I^inl Otiice relating to jmblic 
lands, V. 80, [siirnaturt'!^] i-iii, 85)— il, jniblis^hed separately, i-xxv 
-f 609-649 PI). 

Gmtentg: 

HoiiK'steacl ri>fht.>* c>f soMii-rs and snilors of .Spanish war and Philipi>ine insurrec- 
tion: act of Mar. 1, 1901, instruction.s, p. 623. 

Indi'X. p. tl2y. 

I'rivatf fhiiin: acts of June 2. iSoS. and Mar. 2, issg. p. C16. 

Rcjfulations under act of Mar. 2, 1901, c.vtending provisions of act of July 1, 1898, 
to certain claims to lands within indemnity Inuits of Northern Pacific land 
Krant. p. (120. 

Reservation; soldiers' additional entry, p. 611. 

Rules of practice 17, 44 and 91 amended, and rule 8i establi.shed, instructions, p. 
(•)22. 

.'Suamp land.s; act of Sept. 28, 1850, p. 626. 

Title-page, table of ca.ses, etc., to volume. 

Wagon road grant; act of Mar. 3, 1887, p. 619. 

CENSUS OFFICE 

Censu.s bulletin 79-87 [12th census]. 4" 
Confenls: 

Agriculture, Alaska. No. 82. Aug. 16, 1901. 4 pp. 1 il. 

District of Cohimbia. No. 85. Aug. 22, 1901. 4 pp. 

Manufactures, Montana, North Dalcota, and South Dakota. No. 87. Aug. 29, 
1901. 21 i)p. 

Population bv sex. general nativity, and color, Michigan, Minnesota, and Missis- 
sippi. No. SO. Aug. 9. 1901. 9 pp. 

Mis,souri, Montana, Nebra.ska, Nevada, and New Hampshire. No. 84. Aug. 

20, 1901. 9 pp. 

School, militia, and voting ages, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Marvland, and 
Mas.<achusett,«. No. 79. Aug. .S, 1901. 22 pp. 

Michigan, Minnesota, and Mis-si-ssippi. No. 81. Aug. 13, 1901. 17 pp. 

Mi.ssouri. Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, and New Hampshire. No. 86. Aug. 

26,1901. 19 pp. 

Vital statistics, mortalitv statistics for census vear, 1900. No. 83. Aug. 20, 1901. 
63 pp. 

EDUCATION BUREAU 

Note. — Such publications of this Bureau as are in print may be had grat\u- 
tously by addressing the Commissioner of Education. The separates from the 
Commissioner's report, however, with a few exceptions, are now issued in lim- 
ited editions of .")00 copies, which are retained by the Bureau for reference and 
loan purposes and are not available for distribution. 

Public, society, and school libraries [advance sheets]. 1901. p. 923- 
1165, 3 il. (Report, 1900, chapter 17.) 

GENERAL LAND OFFICE 

Rules of practice in cases before district land offices. General Land 
Oftice, and Department of Interior. Revised edition, approved 
July 15, 1901. 26 pp. 

Maps 

Note.— The General Land Office publishes a large general map of the United 
States, which is .sold at 80 cents; ann also separate maps of the States and Terri- 
tories in which public lands are to be found, which are sold at 12 cents per sheet. 
California, Florida, and Alaska are in 2 sheets each. Address the chief clerk of 
the Department of the Interior. 

State of California. Scale 100 m. = 8.3 in. 1900 [1901]. 2 sheets, 
29.3 X 47.8 and 28.8 X 47.8 in. 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note.— The publications of the United States Geological Survey inchide annual 
reports and Water-supply and Irrigation Papers, which are intended for free dis- 
tribution; and M<inogniplis. Bulletins, an(l folios of the Geologic Atlas of the 
I'nited States, which are sold at j>rices ranging from 5c to Sll.OO each. Address 
the Director of the Geological Survey, Washington. 



August, 1901 385 

Chroinite or chromic iron ore, by Josepli Hyde Pratt; from Mineral 
Kei^ourcen, calendar year U»00. 1901. ISpp. 

Geologic atlas of United States, Charleston folio, W. Va. Library 
edition. 1901. 9 pp. 2 il. 3 pi. 4 map.«, iar^'e 4" (Folio 72.) 

Prodnctii>n of antimony in 1900, by Joseph Hyde Pratt; from Mineral 
Resources, calendar year 1900. 1901. S pi>. 

Production of manganese ores in 1900, by John Birkinbine; from Min- 
eral Resources, calendar year 1900. 1901. 28 pp. 

Production of mineral waters in 1900, by A. C. Peale; from Mineral Re- 
sources, calendar year 1900. 1901. ' 26 pp. 

Maps 

Niagara River and vicinity. Scale 1 : 02,500, contour interval 20 ft. 1901. 
35.1 X 13.3 in. [Description on reverse.] 

INDIAN. BUREAU 

Amended regulations concerning right f)f way for railway lines, with tele- 
grai>h and telephone, through Indian lands. [1901.] 14 i)p. 

Amended rules and regulations to be observed in execution of leases of 
Indian allotments. [1901.] 4 pp. narrow large 8" 

Circular to Indian agents and other othcials in charge of Indian agencies 
and reservations [connnunication from Secretary of Interior concern- 
ing removal of disreputable characters from Indian country]. July 
3, 1901. 1 p. 

PATENT OFFICE 

Nqte. — The Patent Office publishes specifications and drawings of patents, both 
in single copies and monthly volumes, the former at 5c ami the latter at S5.00. 
The former are not enumerated in this catalogue. For certified copies of patents, 
including specification, drawing, certificate, and grant, tlie price is ,s(,ic. A variety 
of indexes, giving a comfilctc view of the work of the office from 1790 to date, are 
published at prices rangnig from 2.ic to SIO.OO per volume. The Rules of Practice 
and pamphlet Patent Laws arc furnishcil free. The Patent Office issues coupon 
orders in packages of 'JO at $\.W per jiackage, or in books containing UHJ coupons 
at S.5.00per book. One coupon will procure a specification with drawings, and two 
coupons a copvof the Official Gazette. They are good until used. Address Chief 
Clerk, Patent Office. 

Official Gazette, Aug. 6-27, 1901; v. 96, nos. 6-9. 1041-1862 + [Ixxxvii] 

pp. 11. large 8" [Weekly.] 10c single copy, $5.00 a yr 

Note. — Contains the patents, trade-marks, designs, and labels issued each week; 

also decisions of the Commissioner of Patents and of United States courts in 

patent cases. 

Same, title-page, errata, index to decisions, etc., to v. 95. 1901. [7] 

4- xiv pp. large 8" 
United States statutes concerning registration of trade-marks, jmnts, and 

lal)els, with rules of office relating thereto. Edition of Julv 3, 1901. 

42 pp. 1 i>l. 



Navy Department 



Courts-martial. General court-martial order 111-119 [1901]; June 28- 

July 10, 1901. 12° 
General onler 52, 59; July 1, Aug. 13, 1901. il. 12" [No. 52 is Changes 

in navy regulations, iOOO.] 
Navv vard order 239, 240, emplovment of labor at navv vanls; Aug. 17, 

22, 1901. Each 1 p. narrow 12« 



386 August, 1901 

Schley, Winfield Scott. [Letter from Schley askintr for modificatioii 
of i)ai-a«:rai>h o uf precept i!^sue<l by Department relative to court of 
iiKluirv to lie hel<l for jmrpose of investigating his conduct durmg 
War with S].ain.] July 27, 1901. 1 p. 4" 

[Preoei)t addressed] to (ieorge Dewey [relative to court of inquiry 

t() he cduvened for purpose of investigating conduct of Schlev during 
War with Spain]. July '26, 1901. 1 p. i" 

[Reply of l)ei>artment to letter of Schley asking for modification of 

paragraph 5 of i)recej)t issued by Department relative to court of 
in(|uirv to be held for purpose of investigating his conduct during 
War with Sj>ain.] Aug. 1, 1901. 1 p. 4° 

Special order 10; Aug. 16, 1901. 1 p. 12° 

EQUIPMENT BUREAU 

Specifications for anchor grapnels, 50 pounds. May 20, 1901. 1 p. 12" 
Specifications for anchor grapnels, 100 pounds. May 20, 1901. 1 j). 12° 
Specifications for boat anchors. Aug. 9, 1901. 1 p. 12" 
Specifications for l)oat chains. May 20, 1901. 1 p. 12" 
Specifications for l)oat grapnels, 4 pounds. May 20, 1901. 1 p. 12" 
Specifications for buoy grapnels, 15 pounds. ISIay 20, 1901. 1 p. 12° 
Specifications for chain hooks. May 20, 1901. 1 p. 12" 
Specifications for voke ropes to be issued with boats. July 30, 1901. 
1 p. 12° 

HVDROGKAPHIC OFFICE 

Note. — The Charts, Sailing Directions, etc., of the Hydrograpliic Office are sold 
by the office in Washington and also by agents at the principal American and 
foreign seaports and American lake ports. Copies of the Hydrograiihic Bnlletin 
and Notice to Mariners are supplied free on application at the Hydrograpliic 
Office in Washington and at the branch offices in Boston, New York, Philadel- 
phia, Baltimore. Norfolk, Savannah. New Orleans, San Francisco. Portland 
(Oreg.), Port Townsend, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, Sault Ste. Marie, and 
Duluth. 

Catalogue of charts and plans issued to vessels on Asiatic Station ; [re- 
vised to July 1] 1901. 173 pp. map. [Interleaved.] 

Hydrographic bulletin, weekly, 623-626; Aug. 7-28, 1901. Each 1 p. 
large 4" and f" 

Note. — Contains accounts of obstructions and dangers along the coast and the 
principal ocean routes, etc. 

List of ligiits of the world; v. 3, west coast of Africa and Europe and 

Mediterranean Sea, including Adriatic, Black Sea, and Sea of Azov; 

corrected to July 13, 1901. [4] + 118 + xxi pp. 4° ([Publication] 

32.) 
Notice to Mariners, weekly, 31-35, 1901; Aug. 3-31. 323-374+ [10] 1. 

map. 

Note.— Contains information of newly discovered dangers to navigation and of 
establishment and changes of lights and other aids. For economy and conven- 
ience in distribution the items in each number relating to different geographical 
sections are reprinted separately, as Notice to Mariners 31, sec. 1, etc. 

CJiarts 

Dogo, Anchorages on south coast of, Oki Islands, Japan, from Japanese 

snrvev in 1884; chart 1968. Aug. 1901. Scale naut. m.= 3.8 in. 

17.49X25.07 in. 10c 

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Aug. 1901; chart 1400. Scale 1° 

long. = 0.27in. 21x32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note. — ("(intains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., tropical cyclonic storm of 

.Inly S-l'J, I'.ioi; cliarts imblislu'd, etc., July 1-31, 1901; equator crossings in Pacilic 

Ocean: forecast mid review of weather. 



August, 1901 387 

Pilot c-hart of north Psicilic Ocvan, Sfj.t. litOl; chart 1401. Scale 1° 

l()ng. = 0.2 in. 20.7 X 35.8 in. [M..nt]ily.] 10c 

Note. — Contains, in lulilition tosnilinj; routi-s, ftc, foreen.'it of wind and wonther; 

ftshinjr banks: stonu tracks; cliarls i>ulilislu-(l.ftc...Itily l.'i-.Vnjf. 1.0, l<Ktl; lyphoone 

in east Asiatic waters: equator crnssintrs in Atlantic Ocean. 

Ports Piiillip ami Melbourne and (ieelonfr Ilarhor, south coa.st of Aus- 
tralia; chart 1W(1. Jiilv, IWl. Scale naut. ni. = 0.75 in. 3G.73 X 
2S.4() in. 40c 

Tobo Byochi, Karatsii Wan, nortliwest coast of Kiii.^hu, Japan, from 
sketch in 1895 bv Karat.^m Kailwav Company; diart 1900. Julv, 
1901. Scale naut". m. = 7.95 in. 24.83 X 17.92 in. lOc 

NAVIGATION BUREAU 

Circular relating to enlistment of men for naval service. Mar. 25, 1901. 
7 pp. 12° 

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU 

Specifications for black bakintr a.-^plialtmu varnish; issued Aug. 1901. 

1 p. 12" 
Specifications for cans and cases; issued Aug. 1901. 1 j). 12" 
Specifications for castile soap; issued Aug. 1901. 1 p. 12" 
Specifications for corn l)rooms; issued Aug. 1901. 1 p. 12° 
Specifications for curled hair; issueil Aug. 1901. 1 p. 12° 
Specifications for deck scrubbing brooms; issued Aug. 1901. 1 i>. 12° 
Specifications for rattan brooms; issued Aug. 1901. 1 y). 12° 
Specifications for steam and vacuum gauges; issued Aug. 1901. 1 p. 12° 
Specifications for steam engine indicators; issued Aug. 1901. 1 p. 12° 
Specifications for steel wire brooms; issued Aug. 1901. 1 j). 12" 
Specifications for wis^j brooms; issued Aug. 1901. 1 p. 12" 

YARDS AND DOCKS BUREAU 

Specification 1182 for coal storage shed, building 129, and coal handling 
plant at navy yard, New York. [Aug. 1901.] 7 pp. f° 

Specification 1188 for vitrified brick paving at navv vard, Norfolk, Va. 
[Aug. 1901.] 3 pp. i" 



Post-Office Department 

Note.— The Department sells the volume of Postal Laws and Regulations at 42c 
and post-route maps from 80c to S4.20. 

•Convention l)etween United States and Chili concerning exchange of 

monev orders. Signed Washington, Aug. 12, 1897 [printed 1901]. 

9 i)p. 4° 
United States Ofticial Postal Guide, 2d series, v. 23, no. 8; Aug. 1901. 

Philadelphia. 52 pp. 12" [Monthly.] $2.00 a yr 

Note. — No. 1, .January, for each year, is what is usually known as the Postal 

Guide, nos. 2-12 beinK additions atid corrections. Sold by the printer, George F. 

Lasher, 147 North 10th street, Philadelphia. 

FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE 

Schedule of steamers api)ointed to convey mails to foreign countries 
during ."^eiit. 1901. 1 p. narrow f" [Monthly.] 



388 August, 1901 

money order division 

Money order oflBces in operation July 1, 1901. 129 pp. 
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE 

Daily bulletin of orders affecting pontal service, v. 22, nos. 6531-57; 

Aug. 1-31, 1901. f° [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 
General .«chenies of North Dakota and South Dakota. Sept. 1901. 53 1. 

narrow 8" 
Salt Lake Citv, Utah, street scheme of distribution, busine.S9 districts 

only. July 30, 1901. 1 p. f « 



State Department 



Note.— The State Department distributes the Consular Reports and other De- 
partmental publications gratuitously. For sale of laws see page 376. 

Catalogue of exhibit of Department at Pan-American P^xposition, Buf- 
falo, 1901. 32 pp. 1 111. 5c 

Convention between United States and certain powers for pacific settle- 
ment of international disputes. Signed The Hague, July 29, 1899 
[printed 1901]. 29 pp. [French and English.] 

Diplomatic and consular service of L^nited States; corrected to July 31, 
1901. 5(3 pp. 

Diplomatic list, Aug. 1901. 12 pp. 24« [Monthly.] 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

Note. — This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices 
usually ranging from 5c to 60c. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

Monthly bulletin, Aug. 1901; whole no. 95, v. 11, no. 2. 215-444 pp. 
(H. doc. 356, pt. 8.) [Contains articles in English, Spanish, Portu- 
guese, and French.] 25c single copy, §2.00 a yr 

Contents: 

Accessions to library. 

Argentina. French report on wealth and resources of Republic; miscellaneous 
notes. 

Bolivia. Bolivian Company; notes. 

Book notices. 

Brazil. Imports of fuel; knit goods trade; notes. 

Chile. Estimated revenues for 1901; sale of nitrate properties; mineral springs In 
Department of Antofagasta; miscellaneous notes. 

CofTee. Traffic in. 

Colombia. Description of wharf at La Boca; notes. 

Costa Kica. French report on internal affairs; notes. 

Ecuador. Notes. 

Haiti. Industries of Republic. 

Latin America, British traile with. 

Commerce between I'nited States and. 

Trade opportunities in. 

Locomotives. Knglisli versus .Vmerican. 

Mexico. State of Sonora; cattle industry; regulations for improving breeds of 
horses; miscellaneous notes. 

Nicaragua. Li<iiiidation of London Bank of Central .Vmerica. 

Paraguay. Control of national exports; imports in 1900; regulations governing 
commercial manifests and consular fees; jiroposed steamship line from Phila- 
delphia. 

Periodicals and newspapers on file. 

Peru. Commerce of 1900: cojiper industry. 

Salvador. New trade-murk law. 

Spanish .Vmerica, Trade with. 

I'nited States. Trade with Latin America; foreign commerce, 1901: shipbuild- 
ing industry: notes. 

I'ruguay. Gold region of Kivera; notes. 

Venezuela. Budget. HHK.'; total indelitedness of Republic; official regulation.s for 
extra labor at jiorts of entry: information respecting La Guayra and Caracas 
Railway; destinations of i)rincipal exports; notes. 



August, 1901 389 

FOREIGN CO\niERCE BUREAU 

AdvaiU'o nlieets of ronyular reports, Au<r. 1-81, 1901; iios. 1102-28. il. 
[Daily except Suiuhiys and liolklays.] 
Oovtetils: 

Ai-riiil navigiition in France, by Thornwell Hiiyncs; no. ll'JJ. 
Africa, Anii-rican trade in. noto; ni>. 1113. 

soutli. Trado coiulitions in. by .1. G. .^towc; ni>. 1117. 

Agricnltural I'xjiosition in Nantes, by,). I. Hriltain: no. Hi"). 

Ajrricnitural niachinery. International e.vposition of, note; nt). 1115. 

.Vnstria-HunKary. .Vnierican conipetilion in, by C. K. Hurst; no. 1105. 

.Vuioniobile exiiosition in Hnnirary. note: no. ilt>-l. 

Head irininiinj,'?; in Kilfeiistoek, Ijy K. L. Harris; no. 1107. 

Heds. I>eniand for, in Tamatave, note; no. 1111. 

BicvcK' trade, German, transmitted bv K. T. Liefeld; no. ll'J7. 

Bieyeles in Turkey, by T. H. Norton: "no. 1111. 

Bonded warehouses in Mexico, note; no. Ul.'j. 

Bra/il. .Vrrest of passeufrers leaving, note; no. 1109. 

Financial situation in, bv C. B. Brvan: no. ll'j;{. 

("aide. I'roposed. to Honu'konk. by \V. A. Kublee; no. ll'iS. 
Cable Sdundinus. Australian, by j.sjiac Robinson; no. 112S. 
Charitable work [in United States], Information desired concernini', note; no. 

noj. 

Chicle Kum in Mexico, bv E. H. Thompson; no. 1110. 

Chile. Tnule of. in 191)0, note; no. 110'.'. 

China. Protection of roads in [regulations] , transmitted bv H. (J. .Scjuires; no. 1101. 

Chine.se trade in li«)l, by H. i;. .^(piires; no. 1111. 

Coal hoister, .Vmerican, at .\lexandria. by .1. ti. Long; no. 1121. 

CotTee. Haitian, Preparation of, note: no. IlLM. 

Cognac industry of Malaga, by B. H. Ridgely; no. 1119. 

Copra in .'^traits Settlements, by o. F. Williams; no. 1113. 

Cork, Propose<l exposition at. note: no. IIIG. 

Corn and beans. Venezuelan duties on, note; no. 1105. 

Corundum deposits of Canada, by ,1. L. Bittinger; no. 1102. 

Cotton in central .\sia. by Thomas Smith; no. 110C>. 

Dawson, Conditions in. tiv.l. ('. McCook; no. 1107. 

Diamonds in New South Wales, liy (). H. Baker; no. 1102. 

Klectric road. Proposed Paris-Antwerp, note: no. 110.'). 

Electric traction. High-speed, at Berlin, by F. H. Mason; no. llo:!. 

Electrical developments in (ireece, by F. \V. .lack.son; no. 1121. 

Eniden. Harbor of, note; no. 1120. 

Engines, .\mcricar., in Glasgow, transmitted by S. M. Taylor; no. 1121. 

Farming mai-binery, Demand for, in Netherlands, note; "no. 1128. 

Fire, Extinguishing, in Kouen, note; no. 1122. 

Fire-insurance opportunities in France, by K. P. Skinner; no. 1105. 

Fisheries, Exposition of, at St. Petersburg", note; no. 1121. 

(ierman exiii>rts to United States, by F. H. Mason: no. 1112. 

German tariff. Proposed new. I>y F. H. Mason; no. 1120. 

Gold mines in Korea, by H. N. Allen; no. 1112. 

Grain crop of Ku<sia. by T. E. Heenan; no. 112:i. 

Grain imports, German", from Russia and United States, by E. L. Harris; no. 1123, 

Grain trade, (iennan, in 1901. note; no. 1127. 

Greece, French school in, note; no. 1121. 

Haiti, TaritTin. note; no. 1124. 

Historical sciences. Congress of, at Rome, note; no. 1110. 

Horses. Demand for. in south Africa, by .1. (J. Stowe: no. 112ti. 

Hungary, Industrial movements in, by Soren Listoe; no. 11(17. 

Hydrosilicate of aluminum and magnesium, Belgian demand for. note; no. 1122. 

Ice in France, by Thornwell Haynes; no. lll.H. 

Inheritance taxation in France, by ,). K. Gowdy; no. 112.'). 

Insulating material. New. note; no. llOll. 

Insurance physicians. Congress of, at Amsterdam, note; no. 1127. 

Iron. American bar, in .\ustralia, transmitted by .1. P. Bray; no. 1128. 

Ivory market, .Vntwerp. by (J. F. Lincoln: no. 1122. 

.lapan. ICconomic conditions in, by .\. H. Lay. transmitted by A. E. Buck; no. 1112. 

Industrial develojimeiit in, bv E. C. Bellows; no. 1109. 

.laiianese trade in 1900, by E. C. Bellows: no. lUW. 

Kerosene. .Vnierican, in Korea, by II. N. .Mien: no. 1121!. 

Kongo Free State. Resources of, transmitted by (J. W. K(«>sevelt; no. 1125. 

Labor commission in northern Italy, note; no. llo:i 

Lace industry. German, note; no. lloii. 

Leather, .\rtiiicial. note; no. 1105. 

Live stock anil forestry in eastern Siberia, by E. T. Smirnoff, iransmitted by K. T. 

Greener: no. II 10. 
I>oilf;ing house. Cheap, in Milan, by William .larvis; no. 112(i. 
Maguey liber. Machine for cxtraclinK, note; n<i. U27. 
.Malaga. Provincial exposition at. mite; no. 1121. 
Manures, iirtilicial, Siianish demand for, note; no. 112«. 
Mat<'h trade, Regulations of, in Netherlands, not.- no. IKV.i 

12«j— No. 80—01 2 



390 August, 1901 

Advaiu'e sheet.** of i-onsular rejiorts — ('i)ntimu(l 

Coiilriits — ('oiitiiiiicil. 

Mt'diiiil hikI cliciiiiciil |.ri")>iiriitiniis in HuiiKury. ))>■ F. I). Clu'stcr; no. 1127. 

>U-tiil rxiMirtN ami imixirts. (MTiniili. in llHll. by F. H. Mason: no. U2'2. 

Mineral tri-a.-iirrs of I'aiistinf. transmitted by K. 1-. Harris: no. IKXi. 

Miniii),' in Ontario. l>y A. (i. .'^i-ylVrt: no. 111".*. 

Moiu-v. (Jcrnian. in Samoa, note: no. ni'J. 

Monti-rev. Business directory of. note; no. 11 111. 

Musical instninunt.s, German trade in, traii>mitted l>y H. 11. Warner, jr.; no. IIU. 

NiearaKiia. Closing of Ijunk in, note; no. 1109. 

Debt of, note: no. IVJt'.. 

Oleomargarine. Mexican duty on. note: no. IVJ-"). 

Paraf^uav cxjiort comi)ativ. note; no. WO'i. 

Patent meilicines in .■Vnstria, by C. B. Hurst and F. \V. Ho.s.sfeld: no. 1104. 

Persia. Tradinjr comi>anv in [riiles]. transmitted by .lohn Tyler; no. 111.). 

Pern. Tradt of. in 1900. by I. B. Dudley: no. 1103. 

Pipes. Iron, for Koumania. note: no. 112t). 

Prince Kdward Island, Taxes in. note: no. 1124. 

Quinine auction saleat Batavia. by B. S. Kairden; no. 1119. 

RolliuK st<ick for Belgian roads, Bids for. note; no. IIOO. 

Rubber in French Africa, note: no. 1127. 

St. Petersburf?. Bids for bridge in. note; no. 1108. 

Salesmen, American, in Great Britain, by Marshal Ilalstead: no. lllii. 

Ships. New German giant, note: no. 1121). 

Slave trade in Kgvi>I and .\bvs.sinia, by ,T. (i. Long; no. 1113. 

Steamship line. French, Kei)ort of. for 1900, by A. M. Thackara: no. IIOS. 

Steamship lines. New Australian, note; no. 1115. 

Strikes in British Cohnnbia, note; no. 1103. 

Suez Canal trallic [1900]. transmitted by ,1. G. Long: no. IIU. 

Toronto, .\gency for United Stnte.= goods in, note; no. 1111. 

Turkish merchant marine, note: no. 1104. 

Venezuelan tariff changes, note; no. 1127. 

Wearing aiiparel. Leipzig exhibit of. note; no. llOCi. 

Wheat. Shortage of. in France, by Pv. P. Skinner; no. 1111. 

Yucatan, Free imports into, by W. W. Canada; no. 112.5. 

Consular Reports, Aup. 1901; v. 6H, no. 251. xx -f 4o,V624 -f- [1] pp. 
(H. doc. 527, pt. 4. ) [Monthly.] *15c 

Contents: 

Africa, south. Affairs in: by ,1. G. Stowc. 

.\lmond and raisin crops. Spanish, Prospects of; by B. H. Ridgely. 

.Vrgeiitine Republic, Ports of ; by Daniel Mayer. 

.Vrtcsian wells. Demand for, in Venezuela: by Louis Goldsehmidt. 

Austrian i)rotection c>f home industries: by Walter Scliuinann. 

Austro-Hnngarian commercial expedition: by C. B. Hin-st. 

Bahia. Financial conditions in; by H. W. Furniss. 

Bievcle an<l automobile exposition in Leipzig; by .1. F. Moiuighan. 

Bicycle trade, .\merican. Drawbacks to. in Kngland: by G. W. Frees. 

Boat-stopping apparatus in Norway; by V. E. Nelson. 

Bolivia, Kxi(orts from: by C. C.<ireene. 

British Columbia. New railways in. 

Butter. Siberian. Exportation of; by Richard (iueuther. 

Cable. British Pac itic: by \. K. Smith. 

Canal projecUin .\ustria: by F. W. Mahin. 

Cement in Canada. Latin America, and West Indies: by several eonsul.s, 

China. Commerce of, in P.ti'O; transmitted by H. G. S(iuiers. 

Foreign trade of; by 11. (i. Squiers. 

I'uited States trade' with, in 1900; by ,Iohn Goodnow. 

Coal, Prospect for. in France: bv ,1. K. Gowdy. 

Coal-export tax, British. Working of; by H. W. Metcalf. 

Coal market, Belgian; bv (t. W. Roo.sevelt. 

Cotli n-goods trade, British, in Latin Anu'rica; by W. F. (irinnell. 

Decorative art, Kxhibiliou of. at Turin. 

E.xport trade notes: transmitted by F. H. .Mason. 

Fooil plant. New, in .\frica: by Rielard GuentluT. 

Foreign reports aiul i)Ublications. 

(ias water hi'ater in France; by H. S. Van Buren. 

(ierman trade with South .\meriea in 1900; by G. II. Mmphy. 

(irain eU-vator, .American, at Leith; by Kufus Fleming. 

Guatemala. Railway contract in: liy W. G. Iliuiter. jr. 

Hop raising in Brazil: by .1. .1. (iirimoniii. 

Hygiene, maritime security, and lishery. Exposition of, at Osteude. 

Ivory market, .\nlwcrp; by (i. F. Lincoln. 

.lajian Kailways in: by E. C. Bellows. 

.lapauce trade rn the East; bv S. W. Hanauer. 

Ki r.'a. Trade of. in 1900; by 11. N. Allen. 

Leipzig spring whoU>aU' fair: by B. H. Warner, jr. 

I,orrv. automatic. Competition fir. in <ireat Britain. 

Malta. Sliipi>in« g Is to; by .1. H. Gr.piit. 

Trade with: bv .1. H. Grout. 



August, IHOI 391 

Contiular Report.^ — Cniitinued. 
CouU «/^— ("(inlinufd. 

Mining conct-ssioiis in suiilhcni Fruiu'e: by H. S. Van Hiin-ii. 
Moiid fiii'l pis ill (Jrwit Britain: Ijy James Boyle. 
NicaraKua. Railway confessions in. 
Notes. 

Otlice funiitiiro, .ViniTicaii, in Netlifrlniiils; l)y F. D. Hill. 
O/.ociTili'. or mineral wa.\. in Austria: tiy F. \V. Ilossfeld. 
I'aekiiiK K"'t><l'' 'or foreign markets: tiy Riifns Flemitiff. 
Taper factory. New. near Nice: by H. S. Van Bnren. 

Pnblishers, ("ongres'* of. in Gerniany [regulations]; transmitted by B. II. War- 
ner, jr. 
Steanisliii) lint's, Ni-w, from Kurojie to (iulf ports: by several consuls. 
Sugar iiKiustry in Kurope; by Hugo Don/elmann. 
Tea trade of China in I'AKJ; by S. L. Gracey. 
Textile industries. .Vustrian. Depression in; bv F. \V. Maliin. 
Tin-plate industry of Wales; bv C. W. I'rees. 
Title-page to v. t;C>, nos. 24H--_':)1, Mav-.Vug, l'.K)l. 
Tobacco trade, Maltese: by .1. H. Grout. 
Woolen industry, German: by Gliarles Neuer. 

Exports (leclaml for Tniti-.l States, 1900. 1901. xii - .S49 pp. (11. 
(loo. 550. ) 20f 

IMIllJl'PlNE COMMISSION, 1899-1900 

Keport. 1901. V. o, 4, [8] - 443 pp. il. 143 pi. an.l [1] -^ 417 i)p. 9ti pi. 
(8. due-. i:5S [j>ts. 3, 4], 56th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Contrutf: 

y. 3. Botany. 

Cliorography. 
Ktlinographv. 
Kthology. 
Hydrography. 
Idiomography. 

Mineral resources and geology: by G. F. Becker. 
Orography. 

Timber and fine woods. 
Zoography. 
v. 4. Agriculture. 

Benevolent institutions. 

Chronology. 

Climatology, climate and meteorological features, 

Crmimerce; by .1. R. .MacArthur. 

Communication. Means of; by J. R. Mac.Vrthur. 

Health, hygiene, police, and public order under Spanish sovereignty. 

Industry. 

Population. Foreign; by Charles Denby. 

Public lands or domain": by J. R. Mac.\rthur. 

I'ublic works and edifices. 

Religion. 

Treasury Department 

Free entrv of products of American fisheries. Auj;. 27, 1901. 4 pp. 4" 

(Dept. circular 88, 1901; Division of ("u.stoins. ) 
Government rates for telejrraphinj^ [1902]. Aufr. 9, 1901. 10 pp. 1 tal). 

4" (Dept. circular S4, 1901; Division of Stationerv, Printiiitr, and 

Blanks. ) 
History of piihlic htiildinj^s inider control of Department, i-xclusive of 

marine ho.^pitals and finaraiitine stations. 1901. 04S pp. il. laryre 8" 

([Trea.s. Dept. doc. 2214.]) 5;1.75 

Samples [of merchandise] to he reipiired in cases of entry hy pro forma 

invoices where hond is taken f<tr certilied invoices. Aujr. 24, 1901. 

1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 87, 1901; Division of Cu.^toms.) 
Statement of i)uhlic deht and cash in Treasurv, Au>r. 1901. 1 ]>. f" 

[>h.nthly.] 
Su])ervision, assi<.Mmiciit, and sijrnint: of ollicial matter in Department. 

Auk. 31, 1901. 2 j)].. 4' (Dept. circular 89. 19(11; Division of \\>- 

jMtintments. ) 



392 August, 1901 

Treamirv (leci(jiont< muler tariff, internal revenue, iinniijrration, naviga- 
tion" laws, etc., weekly, v. 4, nos. 31-85; Aug. 1-1.'!», IHUl. [Depart- 
ment ileci.«if)ns numbered 28199-250 ineludino; jreneral anprai-sers' 
(lecifion.s 4975-86, ami internal revenue decisions 8S(>-408.] 

APPRAISERS 

Reajjjiraisements of merchandise by general api)raisers [on July 26- 
Aug. 22, 1901]; Aug. 5-26, 1901. 4" (Reapi)raisement circulars 
724-788; Division of Customs. ) [Weekly.] 

AUDITOR FOR NAVY DP:PARTMENT 

Annual report, 1901. 14 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2233.) 

BOOKKEEPING AND WARRANTS DIVISION 

Comparative statement of receipts and exjienditures of United States 
[for Mioutli and 2 months ending Aug. 1900and 19U1]. 1 ]>. ohlongS" 
[:Monthly.] 

Statement of Treasury, Aug. 1-81, 1901. Eacli [8] pp. 4° [Daily except 
Sundays and holidays.] 

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 

Note.— The Charts, Coast Piloto, and Tide Tables of the Coast and Geodetic Sur- 
vey are sold at the office of the Survey, in Wa.shing-ton, and also by one or more 
safes ag^eiits in each of the important American seajwrt.s. The monthly Notice to 
Mariners may be had free at tliese ap:encies, at all L'nited States custom-houses, at 
the branch liydrograpliic offices of the Navy Deiuirtment.at United States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coa.st Survey. 

Notice to Mariners 274; July, 1901. 14 + [2] pp. 4° [Monthly.] 

Note. — Contains corrections for charts of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, with 
lists of new charts, canceled editions, etc. 

Chart ft 

Alaska; chart T. Scale 1:8,600,000. June, 1901, first published 1890. 
27.8 X 46 in. 50c 

Alaska, Cape Romanzof to St. Michael; chart 9870. Scale 1:800,000. 
July, 1901, first published 1899. 85.5 X 88.8 in. 50c 

California, Point Pinos to Bodega Head; chart 5500. Scale 1:200,000. 
July, 1901, first published 18(i7. 88.8 X 28 in. 50c 

Coos Bav, Oreg.; chart 5984. Scale 1:20,000. Julv, 1901, first pub- 
lished 1892. 30 X 88.6 in. 25c 

Florida, west, Choctawhatchee Iidet to Pensacola Entrance; chart 186. 
Scale 1:80,000. Aug. 1901, first i)ul)lished 1875. 29.8X41.8 in. 50c 

[Florida an<l Alabauui] from Pensacola Bav to Mobile Bav; chart 187. 
Scale 1 :80,000. Aug. 1901, first publislied 1889. 29.9 X 41.4 in. 50c 

Hawaiian Islands, inmi Hawaiian (iovernment survevs. Hvdrographic 
Oflicc an.l British Admiraltv charl.s, scale 1:600,000; "with insets. 
Pearl Kivcr an<l Idchs, scale 1:40,000; Honolulu Harbor, scale 
1:20,000; chart 4100. Auu'. 1901, first published 1898. 26.4 X 40.8, 
11.7 X 9.4, and 9.2 X 6.6 in. 50c 

Nantucket Sound and eastern approaches, Mass.; chart 111. Stale 
1:80,000. July, 1901, first published 186(i. 87.8X27.9 in. 50c 

New York Bay an(i Harbor; chart .869. Scale 1:40,000. Aug. 1901. first 
I)ublislu'(i 1874. 48.4 X 89.8 in. 75c 

New York Harbor, upper bav and Narrows; chart 541. Siaie l:IO,(tOO. 
.Inly, 1901, first |)ublished 1898. 48 X 84.2 in. 50c 



August, 1901 393 

Port Orchard, soutlierii part, Wash., scale 1:20,000; with sub ski'trh, 
Pufret Souiul naval station, scale 1 : 10.000; chart t)444. Ann. 1"01, 
(irst pnhlisluMl 1898. 32.8 X :i7.8 and 7.2 X 9.(5 in. "lOc 

San Francisco Entrance, Cal.; chart r)581. Scale 1 : 40.000. Jnlv, liJUl, 
lirst pnhlished 1884. :{2 X 41.4 in. ' 50c 

Sitka Harbor and ai^pntaches, Ahu^ka; chart 8244. Scali- 1:10,000. 
July, 15101. Hrst i.ublished 1804. 31.4 X 38.5 in. 50c 

Vineyanl Sound and Buzzards Bay. Mass.; chart 112. Sea Ic 1 : 80,000. 
Aujj. 1901, first published 1800." 37.8 X 28 in. 50c 

COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY 

Bulletin 433-437; Aug. 5-31, 1901. [Weekly.] 

Note.— .\nnounces changes in ofliccrs of nntional l)iinks, organization of new 
banks, liijuidations, etc. 

COMPTROLLER OF TREASURY 

Decisions, v. 7, 1901, containing decisions ]»v Robert J. Tracew}.'!! and 
Lcander P. Mitchell. 1901. xvi | 970 pp. (Trea*!. Dept. doc. 
2222.) *$1.25 

GOVERNMENT ACTUARY 

Market prices and investment values of ontstandinir .securities. [July, 
1901.] Aug. 1, 1901. 2 pp. 4" (Dept. circular 83, 1901.) 

IMMUiRATION lURKAU 

Regulations governing pas.«age of Chinese in transit through United 
States, anieudatory of Department circular 163, Dec. 8, 1900. Aug. 
23, 1901. 1 p. 4" ' (Dept. circular 86, 1901. ) 

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE 

Additional instructions relative to articles of niorchan<lise of Porto 
Rican manufacture subject to internal-revenui' tax. Aug. 23, 1901. 
2 pp. 4" ([Circular] H07; Dept. circular 85, 1901.) 

Regulations and instructions concerning distillation of brandy from 
apples, peaches, grapes, pears, pineapples, oranges, apricots, berries, 
prunes, tigs, or cherries exclusively. Apr. 15, 1901. 23 pp. ([Reg- 
ulations] extracts from no. 7, revised. ) 

Tax-paid spirits in hands of wholesale liipior dealers and rectifiers, Oct. 
1,1901. Aug. 7, 1901. 1 p. 4» (Circular 578 revised.) 

LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD 

Note.— The Bulletins, Beacon and Buoy Lists, and Light List.s published by the 
Light-House Board can be obtained, free "of charge, on application to tlie office of 
the Board at Washington, the inspectors of the several lighthouse districts, the 
United .States ciistxin-houses, the llydrographic Olfice and its branches.and the 
sales agents of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 

Bulletin 122, recent changes in ai<ls to navigation, .\ug. 1, 1901, coasts 

of United States. 16 -; [2] pp. 4" [M(.nthly.] 
3d District. List of lieacons, buoys, an<l day marks, from Klisha Ledge, 

off Warren Point, R. L. to op])ositc Shrewsbury Rocks, N. J., and 

includes Lake Chamjdain ami Utke Memphremagog; corrected to 

July 1, 1901. 149 • vii i)p. large 8" 
4th District. Li.«t of beacons, buoys, and day marks, from opjiosite 

mouth of Shrewslmry River, N. J., to include Metomkin Inlet, Va. ; 

correcte*] to Aul'. 1. 1901. 51 ■ ii jip. large 8" 



394 August, 1901 

List of allowances to light stations, 1901 [to be substituted for list of 
1897]. 1901. 16 pp. 

List of lights and fog signals on Atlantic and Gulf coasts of United States; 
corrected to Jiuie 80, 1901. 217 + vii pp. 31 pi. map, large 8" 

Notice to Mariners 10H-12(3 of 1901; Aug. 1-31, 1901. p. 106-126, 4° 

Note.— Contains notice.>i of establi.shment of new lights, light-vessels, and steam- 
whistles, changes in buoyage, etc. 

LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION 

Circulation statement, Aug. 1, 1901. 1 p. ol)long 8° [^lonthly.] 

Note.— Estimated population, Aug. 1, 1901, 77,S72,000; circulation per capita, 

S28.12. 
Registered bonds caveated upon books of Department, Aug. 1, 1901. 

1 p. f" [Monthly.] 

MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Official list of commissioned and noncommissioned officers of service, 
also list of marine hospitals and quarantine stations. July, 1901. 
24 pp. [Semiannual.] 

Public Health Reports, v. 16, nos. 31-35; Aug. 2-30, 1901. [xx] -r 1733- 
2030 pp. [Weekly.] 

Note. — This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as reported by the officers of the Marine Hospital Service and 
others, is for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is limited, and the document 
is intended only fur health officers and other persons interested in sanitary affairs. 
To obtain it application should be made to the Supervising Surgeon-General of 
the Marine Hospital Service, Trea.sury Department. Special articles are — 
Malaria, by Robert Koch; no. 32. 
Tubercidiii, On diagnostic and therapeutic value of, by Robert Koch; no. 32. 

HYGIEXIC LABORATORY 

Investigation of pathogenic microbe, b. typhi murium, Danyz, applied 
to destruction of rats; [by] M. J. Rosenau. 1901. 11 pp. (Bul- 
letin o. ) 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Advance sheets from ^lonthly Summary of Commerce and Finance, 

showing details of imports and exports bv articles and countries for 

July, 1901. 64 pp. 4» 
Exports of domestic breadstuffs, provisions, cotton, and mineral oils, 

July, 1901. 13 pp. 4° (Bulletin 1, series 1901-02.) [Monthly.] 
Imports and exports of United States, July, 1901. 1 p. 4" [^lonthly.] 
Monthlv Summary of Connucrce and Finance of United States, June, 

190'l; no. 12, series 1900-01. 2813-3229 -f xxviii i)p. map, 4" (H. 
.doc. 15, pt. 12.) *35c 

STEAMBOAT INSPECTION SERVICE 

General rules and regulations, amended Jan. 1901. 104 pj). il. [Con- 
tains list of ofiii'crs and clerks corrected to June 28, 1901.] 

Laws governing service, Revi.'^ed Statutes as amended by acts of Con- 
gress. Edition, June 30, 1901. 62 i)p. 

TREASURER OF UNITED STATES 

Montiilv statement, paper currency of each denomination outstanding 
A tig. 31, 1901. 1 p. oblong 24" 



August, 1901 395 



War Department 

Circular [acts aiiiendiii^ sec. ItRil, Revised Statutes, iuakin<: annual 
appropriation to provide arms and eipupments for iniiitia, with 
regulations respecting distribution of same, etc.]. Aug. 27, U)01. 
4 pp. 12" 

Circular [rules relative to leaves of al)sence of eniplovees of Depart- 
ment]. Aug. 27, 1901. 4 pp. 12" 

Drill regulations and outlines of tii-st aid for Hospital Cor])s. 1900 [re- 
print 1901]. 135 pp. il. 24" (War Dept. doc. 12.) *85c 

A D JUTA NT-GEN ER AL 

Armv list and directorv, officers of Armv, Aug. 20, 1901; [no.] 21. 

64 pp. ■ ■ *10c 

Circular 27-31 [1901]; Aug. 3-31, 1901. 12" 
Enlistments for line of Army, July, 1901. 8 pp. 12" [:\Ionthly.] 
General orders (3 [1896], 100-1 l.'i [1901]; Feb. 28, 1896 [reprint 1901], 

Aug. 1-29, 1901. 1 tal). 12" 
Special orders 178-204 [1901]; Aug. 1-31. 1901. 12° [Daily except 

Sundays and holidays.] 
Stations of Army, Aug. 1-22, 1901. Each [2] pp. ..hlongf" [AVeekly; 

none issued Aug. 29.] 

MILITAKV INKOKMATION DIVISION 

Reports on militarv operations in snuth Africa and China. Julv, 1901. 
600 pp. 3 il. 2 pi. 23 maps, 1 in pocket. ( [Publication] 33; War 
Dept. doc. 143.) 50c 

Contents: 

Africa, south. Briui summary of military operations in. 

Boer army, oporatious of. Extracts from report: [by] Carl Reiehmaiin. 

British army, operations of. [in South Africa] . Extracts from reports: [Ijy] .S. L'H. 

Slocum. 
British troops in north China, Reiwrt on: by J. T. Dickman. 
China, military operation.s in, Extracts from reports; [by] A. R. Chaffee. 

Record ofevents with current comment, .\Ufr. to Nov. 1900: by J. T. Dickman. 

China and Manchuria. Summary of military operations in. 

Equipments, .supplies, etc., of foreign detachmetits of expeditionary army in 

north China. Observations on: by 8. M. Mills, 
French troops in north China, Rejiort on: l)y W. E. Craighill. 
Gefman troops in north China, Report on: by J. T. r)ickman. 
Japam-se troops in north China, Report on: liy C. H. Muir. 

Medical departments of allied forces in north China. Report on: by W. B. Banister. 
Paotingiu ex7)C(litioii. march of troops composing. Report on: by G. .s. Turner. 
Paotingfu expedition and murder of American missionaries at that place, Report 

on; by Grote Hutclieson. 
Pekin. siege of. Rejiort on: by J. R. Lindsey. 
Russian troops in north China, Report on: by \V. E. Craighill. 

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT 

Circular 7-9 [1901]; Aug. 20-28, 1901. 12" 

General orders 8, 9 [1901]; Aug. 17, 28, 1901. 12" 

Report of board on testing hydraulic cements, with specifications for the 
.several cla.«ses used l)y Engineer Department. 1901. 38 pp. ( Pro- 
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Special orders 31-36 [1901]; Aug. 1-16, 1901. Each 1 p. 12" 



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Duliith, Minn., ami Superior, Wis., Chart of harl)or at; witli inset, St. 

Louis River froni Mud Lake to foot of Rapids. Scale 1 : 1H,000. 

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Maumee Bav and Mauniee River, Chart of, incliulintr Toledo, Ohio. 

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Monthly suminarv of commerce of Cuba, Jan. 1901; no. 7, series 1900-01. 

p. 487-578, 1 pi. 4" *10c 

Same, Feb. 1901; no. 8, series 1900-01. p. 579-668, 4" *10c 

Monthly summary of commerce of Philippine Islands, Dec. 1900; no. 6, 

series 1900-OL [1901.] p. 397-491, 4" *10c 

Same, Jan. 1901; no. 7, series 1900-01. p. 493-590, 4° *10c 

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 

Cavalry forge and tools for field service. Aug. 5, 1901. 1 p. 

Discussion of Krupp breech mechanisms, from La Revue Internationale, 
Aug. 1900; translated from French by William W. (4ibson. July 1, 
1901. 23 pp. 20 il. 4 pi. 4" (Notes on construction of ordnance 80.) 

Instructions to bidders and specitications governing manufacture of 
6-pdr. and 15-pdr. rapid-fire trmis, with their carriages, ammunition, 
etc. Aug. 1, 1901. 22 pp. 12" 

Ordnance orders 9 [1901]; Aug. 21, 1901. 1 p. 12" 

Slip to accompany Notes on construction of ordnance 79: [notes on rapid- 
fire fiehl artillerv] extract from Revue d'Artillerie, Julv. 1901. 
[1901.] 1 p. 4° ' 

Specifications governing manufacture of smokeless powder for cannon. 
Aug. 15, 1901. 8 pp. 12" 

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Monthly station list of oflicers, Aug. 1, 1901. 3 pp. 

Stoppage circular, Aug. 15, 1901. 12 pp. [Monthly.] * 

I'llJLIlM'lXE COMMISSION, 1900- 

Appropriations. Act api)ropriating $143,741.32 for expenses of insular 
Government not ])rovitled for in general ai)i)roi)riation act for 2d 
quarter of 190L [Manila, June 21, 1901.] 9 pj). (No. 143.) 

Act correcting error in act 143 for delicitMuv ai)propriations. [Ma- 
nila] June 28, 1901. 1 p. (No. 153.) 

Bacolor. .\(t ai)i>ropriating .■?3,682.50 to be ])aid to quartermaster o 
United States military prison at Bacolor and amending act [appro- 
priating $143,741.32 for expenses of insular (iovernment, etc., rela- 
tive to appro] )riation for Statistics Bureau]. [Manila] June 2(), 1901 
1 p. (No. 150.) 

Cavite Province. Act extending ]n-ovisions of provincial government 
act to jmivince of Cavite. [Manila, June 11, 1901.] 2 pp. (No. 
138.) 



August, 1901 397 

Courts. Act detiiiin>x juilicial districts of I'hilip]iinc Island.^, prescrib- 
ing salaries of judtres and times wlicii and [daces where terms of 
courts of 1st instance shall beheld. [Manila. .Inne IL', li»()l.] S i)p. 
(No. 140.) 

Act fixing compensation of clerk of conrt of 1st instance for each 

province. [Manila. .Inne 2H, UH)1.] 2 pp. (No. 1.51.) 

Act providing for organization of conrts in Philippine Islands. 

[Manila, Jvme 11, 1901.] :U ]>p. (No. 18«;. ) 

Customs Service. Act authorizing collector of customs to substitute for 

2 clerks of da.ss A 'A clerks of class I. [Manila] June 21 , U»01 . 1 p. 
(No. 147.) 

Disbursing clerks. Act authorizing appointment of disbursing «'lerks in 
civil departments, bureaus, and offices, pre.scril)ing duties and fixing 
compensation. [Manila, June 21, IWOl.] -i m^- (No. 145. ) 

Expenditurei?. Act regulating expenditure of money under appropria- 
tions, forbidding allowances to officers or clerks for extra compen- 
sation, except in case of clerks or employes acting as night teachers 
in public schools, and regulating jiavment of traveling expenses. 
[Manila, June 21, 1901.] 2 pp. (No. 148.) 

Forestry Bureau. Act amending act for reorganization of Forestry Bu- 
reau <»f Philippine Islands [so as to increase force]. [Manila] June 
21, 1901. 1 p. (No. 144.) 

Insular Purchasing Agent. Act creating office of Insular Purchasing 
Agent [an<l] defining duties of such officer. [Manila. .Inne 21, 
1901.] 3 pp. (No. 146.) 

Laws. Public laws and resolutions pa.ssed bv coninii.ssion during (juar- 
ter en.ling Nov. 30, 1900. Manila [1901] . [xxv] -r 1-238 + 13 pp. 
[English and Spanish.] 

Same, during quarter ending Feb. 28, 1901. Manila [1901]. iv + 

239-658— [cxlvi] pp. [English and Spanish.] 

Same, during quarter ending May 31, 1901. Manila [1901]. iv + 

290 -j- [xxvii] pp. [English and Spanish.] 

Notes. Act for withdrawal from circulation of worn-out or mutilated 
circulating notes issued bv United States or anv banking association 
therein. [Manila, June 22, 1901.] 2 pp. (No. 149.) 

Nueva Ecija Province. Act extending provisions of provincial govern- 
ment act to province of Nueva P>cija. [Manila, June 11, 1901.] 

3 pp. (No. 139.) 

Oaths. Act to amend provincial government act and act amendatory [so 
as to provide for administration of oaths of office to provincial offi- 
cers]. [Manila] June 18, 1901. 1 p. (No. 141.) 

OflBce. Remarks on act 78 [declaring persons in arms against authority 
of United .States in Philippine Islandsand i)ersons aiding or abetting 
them, on Apr. 1, 1901, or thereafter, ineligible to hold office, by] 
Wm. H. Taft [and] Luke E. Wright, with law. Manila, Jan. 26, 
1901. 38 pp. [English, Spanish, and 4 native languages.] 

Religion. Remarks on section IH of school bill [relative to teaching of 
religion; by] Wni. H. Taft. [Manila] Jan. 2, 1901. 12 pp. 

Rizal Province. Act extending provisions of provincial government act 
to pro\-inceof Rizal. [Manila, June 11, 1901.] 3 pp. (No. 137.) 

Romblon Province. Act to amend act extending provisions of provin- 
cial government act to province of Rondilon [so as to change time 
of meeting of presidentes or alcaldes of municipalities of i)rovince]. 
[Manila] June 18, 1901. 1 p. (No. 142. ) 

San Jos6 College case. [Manila, 1901.] 31 pi>. 



398 August, 1901 

quartermaster's department 

Cire-ular [relativf to aii]>ointnient.«, promotions, re<Uutions, or other 
c'iianges in flas^iilied service in Quartermaster's Department]. June 
22, 1901. 1 p. 12" 

Roster showinjr stations and duties of officers of Quartermaster's Depart- 
ment. Au>r. 15, 1901. 6 pp. [Montiily.] 

Specifications .=)4»>-o51; Aup. 17-28, 1901. 

SIGNAL OFFICE 

Orders 16-18 [1901]; July Hl-Aug. 31, 1901. 12" 

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Roster [of officers], Aug. 1, 1901. 4 pp. [Monthly.] 

District of Columbia 

Laws and regulations relating to public health in District in f<^rce Apr. 
6, 1901; appendix F, report of health officer, 1900. 1901. p. 70- 
133. 

Smithsonian Institution 

NATIONAL MUSEUM 

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to libraries. The separates from the Proct'cdings and from the reports may be 
obtained on application to the Museum, luitil the supply is exhausted. 

On slug of genus veronicella from Tahiti, bv T. D. A. Cockerell; [from] 
Proceedings, v. 23. [1901.] p. 835, 836. (No. 1238.) 

Review of ajiodal fishes or eels of Japan, with descriptions of 19 new 
s])ecies [and _l)ibli()graphies], l>y David Starr Jordan and John 
()tterl)ein Snvder; from Proceedings, v. 23. 1901. i>. 837-890, 
22 il. (No. 1239.) 

Synoj)sis of lucinacea and of American species [with bibliographv], by 
William Healev Dall; from Proceedings, v. 23. 1901. p. 779-833, 
4 pi. (No. 123^.) 



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Instructions to aj)i»licants for post-oHice and custom-hon.^c branches of 
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August, 1901 399 

fish commission 

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are in print. 

Bulletin, 1899. 1901. v. 19, vi • 501 pp. il. TH pi. 2 maps, lar^e 8" 
(H. doc. 734, ofjtii Conji. 1st .«e.s«. ) *$1.25 

Contents: 

Black bii.>»s, Skeleton of: by H. \V. Shnfelrtt. 

Cliuii. common, niyu nrenaria. Observations on life-hiNtory of: l»y J. L. KellogK. 

Clam problem and clam cult\irc: bv ,1. L. Kellogg. 

CopcpDils, Frec-swiniming. of WikhIs Hole region: l)y \V. M. Wlieeler. 

Dredging expedition olT southern coast of New Knglund, ."^ept. 1.H99, ReiH)rt of; by 

Frcelaiid Ilowe. jr. 
Egg. lisli. Some chemical changes in developing: l)y P. .\. Levene. 
Gas-liublilc disease of tish and its cause: by F. P. Gorham. 

Hawaiian Islands. Descriptions of I.t new s'pecies of Hshes from: by O. P. Jenkins. 
De.scrii>tions of new s|)ecies of fishes from, belonging to families labridie and 

scnridie: by (). P. .Jenkins. 
Hydn)ids of Woods Hole region: by C. C Nutting. 
Lobster fishery of Maine: by ,1. N. ('obb. 
Lobsters, certain, liberated "at Woods Hole during summer of I.S'JK, On movements 

of: by H. C. Bumpus. 
Mexico. Note.s on collection of lishes from rivers of, with description of 20 new 

.species; bv D. S. .Ionian and ,1, O. Snvder. 
Para.sites, Fish, collected at Woods Hole in 1898 [with bibliography] ; by Edwin 

Linton. 

of fishes of Woods Hole region [with bibliography] ; by Edwin Linton. 

Photography of live fishes. Experiments in: by K. W. Shiifeldt. 

Preparing lisli for shiinneiit, Imiiroveineiits in: by K. W. Tower. 

Protozoa of Lake Erie. Ke|iort of work on. with especial reference to laws of their 

movements; by H. 8. .lennings. 
Rotatoria of United States, with especial reference to those of Great Lakes [with 

bibliogniphv]: bv H. S. Jennings. 
Sponge fishery, Florida, in isyy. Notes on: by H. M. Smith. 
Star-fish. Natural history of: by .\. I). Mead. 
Sun-ttsh, ocean. Chemical corai)osition of sub-dermal connective ti.s.sueof: by E. H. 

Green. 
Synaptas of New England coa^t [with bibliography]: by H. L. Clark. 
Tide-pool fishes of California, Notes on, withdescriiitionof 4 new species: by A. W. 

Greeley. 
Woods Hole biological notes no. 1. 

Statement of certain fishery products lauded at Boston and Gloucester, 
Ma.**'., bv American fishing vessels, Julv, 1901. 1 p. oblong 8" 
(Statistical bulletin 110.) 

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701. 
Testimonv, trusts and industrial combinations [Feb. 20, 1900-Mav 18, 

1901]'. [1901.] -p. 1-516, 1 pi. 

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Fon-iun ^liiti>tiral publications, recent, Digest of. 
Ncfjni lamlliolikT of Georgia; by W. K. B. I)u Bois. 
Ohio State Board of .Arljitration, 7th annual report of [digest]. 
State bureaus of labor statistics. Digest of recent reports of; California, Colorado, 
Indiana, Missouri. New Hampshire. 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 

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Union list of periodicals, tranf?actions, and allied publications currently 
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pp. + 315 1. 4° 

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Catalogue of title entries of books and other articles entered under copv- 
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Shipments to Depositories 

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Shipment 4~ 

Conpre.«s. 56th Coiigre.«.«, 1st sension. Houpe dofument#>, v. 23. No. 
5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1899; (4eol<>>:i»al Survey, 20th 
report, pt. 2, general jieology and paleontology. (Serial no. 3020.) 

Shipment 4-i 

C"ongre.ss. 56th Congress, 1st session. Ilousedoeunients, v. 115. Xo. 
733; American Historical Association report, 1899, v. 2. (Serial no. 
4012.) 

Shipment 44 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 33. Xos. 
338-387; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 3875. ) 

Slnpment 46 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Mouse documents, v. 122. Xo. 
745; Animal Industry Bureau, 16th report, 1899. (Serial no. 4019.) 

Shipment 4'i 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 16. Xos. 
210-235, except 221; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 3858.) 

Shipment 47 

Treasury Department. History of public buildings under control of 
Department, exclusive of marine hospitals and <iuarantine .stations. 
1901. 648 pp. il. large 8" 

Shipment 4S 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 12. Xos. 
171-208, except 185 and 194; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 3854.) 

Shipment 49 

Botany Division (Plant Industry Hureau, I)ei>artment of Agriculture). 
Contributions from U. S. Xational Herliarium, v. 6, plant life of 
Alabama, account of ilistribution, modes of as.«ociation, and adai)ta- 
tions of flora of Alabama, with systematic catalogue of |>lanfs grow- 
ing in State; prepared in cooju-ration with (ieological Survevof 
Alabama by Charles .Mohr. July 31, 1901. 921 pp. 12 i>l. maj., 8» 

401 



402 August, 1901 

Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Experiment 
Station Record, v. 12, no. 11. 1901. vii -r 1001-1100 pp. 8" 

Same, v. 13, no. 1. IWl. viii + 1-100 pp. 8° 

Soils Bureau (Department of Aj^riculture). Solution studies of salts 
occurring in alkali soils; bv Frank K. Cameron. Lvman J. Briggs, 
and Atherton Seidell. 190i. 89 pp. 10 il. 8" (Bulletin 18. ) 

Vegetable Physiology and Pathology Division (Plant Industry Bureau, 
Department of Agriculture). Cultural characters of pseudomonas 
hyacinthi, i)s. campcstris, ps. j^haseoli, and ps. Stewarti, 4 one- 
Hiigeliate vellow l)acteria parasitic on plants; bv Edwin F. Smith. 
Aug. ti, 1901. 1.5:5 pp. il. 8" ( Bulletin 28. ) 

Shipment I 

(leologic-al Survev (Interior Department). Geologic atlas of United 
States, Washington folio, D. C.. Md.-Va. Lil)rary edition. 1901. 
7 pp. 1 il. o maps, large 4" (Foli<j 70.) 

Hydrographic Office (Equipment Bureau, Navy Department). List of 
lights f)f the world; v. 3, west coast of Africa and Europe and Medi- 
terranean Sea, including Adriatic, Black Sea, and Sea of Azov; cor- 
rected to July 13, 1901. [4] + 118 — xxi pp. 4° ( [Publication] 32. ) 

Shipment 2 

Congress. oHth Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 101. No. 
660; Weather Bureau report, 1899, v. 1, meteorological tables, 1898. 
(Serial no. 3998.) 

Shipment 3 

Entomology Division (Department of Agriculture). Life history of 2 

species of plant-lice inhabiting witch-hazel and l)irch; bv Theo. 

Pergande. 1901. 44 pj., 23 il! 8" (Teclniical series 9. ) 
Foreign Markets Section (Statistics Division, Department of Agriculture). 

Sources of agricultural imi)orts of United States, 1S9()-1900; bv 

Frank H. Hitchcock. 1901. 120 pp. 8" (Bulletin 24. ) 
Geological Survev (Interior Department). Geologic atlas of United 

States, La Plata folio, Colo. Lil)rary edition. 1899 [1901]. 14 pp. 

3 pi. 4 maps, 1 tab. large 4" (Folio 60.) 
Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). Monthly li.st of 

publications [of Department of Agriculture], July, 1901. 4 pp. 8" 

SJiipment 4 

Congress. o6th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 13. No. 
185; Patent report, 1899. (Serial no. 38.35.) 

SJtij)mei)t o 

Congress. ."i(>tli Coiigivss, 1st session. House documents, v. 111. Nos. 
728, 740, 751-755; Mt^morial a<ldres^es on Riciuird P. Rlaml, Lorenzo 
Danford, Evan E. Settle, William L. (ireene, Samuel T. Baird, 
Daniel Ermentrout, Sydney P. Ei)es. (Serial no. 4(X)8. ) 

Shipment 6 

Congre.ss. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 41. Nos. 
450, 455; Memorial addre,<ses (m G. A. Hobart and M. L. Hayward. 
(Serial no. 3882. ) 



August, 1901 403 

^shipment 7 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 11. Nos. 
161, 237; Correspondenre relating to interoceanic canal, etc. (Serial 
no. 3853.) 

Shipment 8 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 14. No. 
104: History aiidgrnwth of United States cfiisns. (Serial no. .3856.) 

Shipment 9 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 17. No. 
221; Conduct of War Department in War with Spain, v. 1. (Serial 
no. 3859. ) 

Shipment 10 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 18. No. 
221; Conduct of \Var Department in War with Spain, v. 2. (Serial 
no. 3860. ) 



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Congress of United States 409 

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Hoiisf 409 

Sheep-bound Reserve 410 

President of United States 410 

Agriculture, Department of 410 

Interior Department 413 

Justice, Dei)artment of 414 

Navy Department 414 | 



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Various Bureaus 425 

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Appendix app. 

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Executive ex. 

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Facsimile, facsimiles facsim. 

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General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

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Secretary secy. 

Section, sections sec 

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Session sess. 

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Superintendent supt. 

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Thirtyt womo 32<> 

Topographic topog. 

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Catalogue of Public Documents 

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Congress of United States 

Memorial adtlresse-s on John Henry Gear. 1901. 105 pp. 1 i)nr. large 

8" (S. iloc. 236.) 
Memorial addresses on Richard Alsop Wise. 1901. nl pp. 1 por. large 

8» (H. doo. 524.) 

SENATE 

FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE 

Compilation of reports of committee, 1789-1901, lst-56th Congress. 
1901. v.()-8, 11 76 -r 1029 -723 pp. 1 il. 7 pi. 14 maps. ( S. doc. 
231, pts. 6-8.) 

Contents: 

V. 6. Diplomatic relations with foreign nations; Hawaiian Islands. 

V. 7. affairs in Cuba. 

V. 8. Treaties and legislation; general index [to v. 1-.S]. 

HOUSE 

Dantzler v. Stokes. Contested elected case of A. D. Dantzler vs. J. 

William Stokes, from 7th district of South Carolina [57th Congress]. 

1901. 79 pp. 
Fowler v. Thomas. Contested election case of John E. Fowler vs. Charles 

R. Thomas, from 3d district of North Carolina [57th Congre-^s]. 

1901. lOSl pp. 
Hortoii v. Butler. Contested election case of William M. Horton vs. 

James J. Butler, from 12th district of Missouri [57tii Congress]. 

1901. 3 pts. 2214 pp. 
Lentz r. Tompkins. Contested election case of John J. Lentz vs. Eni- 

mett Tomjikins, from 12th district of Ohio [57th Congress]. 1901. 

234 pp. 
Moss I'. Rhea. Contested election case of J. McKcnzie ^If>.«s vs. John S. 

Rhea, from 3d di.«trict of Kentucky [57tii Congress]. 1901. 453 pp. 
Walker r. Rhea. Contested election case of James A. Walker vs. 

William F. Rhea, from 9th di.^^trict of Virginia [57th ( 'oiigre.ss] . 

1901. 328 pp. 12 tab. 
AVilson V. Lassiter. Contested election case of C. K. Wilson vs. F. R. 

Lassiter, from 4th district of Vir<rinia [57th Congress]. 1901. 2 i)ts. 

1195 pp. 1 il. 1 tal). 

409 



410 September, 1901 

sheep-bound reserve 

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or in one or more cloth editions, are now for the first time reudy for distribution 
in sheep binding. The number in black-faeed type appended to the description 
of each vidume is the serial number in the set of Congre.ssional documents, in 
continuation of the system adopted in the Checklist of Public Documents issued 
by this office. 

52d Coiifjress, 2(1 seHsion. Senate executive documents, v. 5. No. 38; 
Banking statistics, 1830-63. [3059] 

56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 1. Xos. 1, 133, 290; 
Rei>()rt of secretary of Senate, Julv 1, 1898-Jan. 31, 1900; Index to 
reports of secretaries of Senate, 182.3-Jan. 31, 1900. [3843] 

Same, v. 15. No. 209; National Galleries of History and Art. 

[3857] 

Same, y. 19-24. No. 221; Conduct of War Department in War 

^vith Spain, v. 3-8. [3861-66] 

Same, v. 30. No. 270; Food furnished to troops in Cuba and Porto 

Rico, pt. 3. [3872] 

Same, v. 44. No. 138; 1st riiilijjpine Commission, Schurman, re- 
port, V. 1 and 2. [3885, v. 1.] 

House documents, v. 9. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1899; 

Engineers, pt. 2. [3906] 

Same, v. 24. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1899; 

Geological Suryev, 20th report, pt. 3, Precious-metal mining dis- 
tric-ts. [3921] 

Same, y. 26. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1899; Geo- 
logical Survey, 20th report, pt. 5, Forest reserves. [3923] 

Same, v. 87. Nos. 393^50, except 399, 411, 431; mi.sfellaneous. 

[3984] 

Same, v. 108. No. 726; Geological Survey monographs, v. 39, 

Eocene an<l oligocene coral faunas. [4005] 

Same, v. 109. No. 743; Geological Survey monographs, v. 40, 

Coleoptera from Florissant. [4006] 

President of United States 

Inaugural address of William McKinley, Mar. 4, 1901. 31 pj). 
Proclamation [announcing death of William McKinlev and ai)i)ointing 
Sept. 19, 1901, as day of prayer]. Sept. 14, 1901. " 1 p. f» 

Agriculture, Department of 

Note. — Those publications of the Department of Agriculture which are for sale, 
except those of the \Vcathcr Bureau, will be supplied by the Superintendent of 
Documents, Union Building, Washington, D. C For the unpriced publications 
application should be made to the Secretary of Agriculture. 

l'ul>lications of the Department of Agriculture are fre(|Uently rcjirinted. These 
reprints have hcrctdfore been entered in the monthly catalogue, but will here- 
after be omitted, unless they vary in some way from the original. 

[Bureau of Animal Industry] order 90; special order for importation of 
Canadian cattle, sheep, and swine for exhibition purposes at Inter- 
national Live-stock Hxpositiou, Chicago, 111.; Sept. 12, 1901. 1 p. 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Angora goat; by (Jeorge Fayette Thomi)son. 1901. 48 pp. 7 il. (Farm- 
ers' l)tdletin 137.) [Condensed from Animal Industry Bureau bul- 
letin 27.] 



September, 1901 411 

biological survey division 

Digest of game \a\\>- for 1901; bv T. S. Palmer and II. W. 01(1.<. 1901. 
152 pp. 1 pi. 7 maps, 2 tab. " (Bulletin 16.) *10c 

Natural hi.«tory of C^ueen Charlotte Island^!, Briti.«h Columbia [with 
bibliograj^hv], Natural hi.st(>rv of Cook Inlet reL'ion, Ala.^ka; l)y 
Wilfred H. Osgoiid. Sept. 2»i,'l901. «7 pp. 1 il. H pi. map. (North 
American Fauna 21.) *10c 

CHEMISTRY BUREAU 

Methods for analysis of edible oils and fats, not including dairv products; 

by L. M. Tolman. [1901.] 15 pp. 2 il. 
Sorghum sirup manufacture; by A. A. Denton. 1901. 40 pp. 26 il. 

(Farmers' bulletin 135.) 

ENTOMOLOCiY DIVISION 

Fall army worm and variegated cutworm [with bibliography] ; by F. H. 

Chittenden. 1901. 64 pp. 11 il. (Bulletin 29, new series. ) *5c 
Insect enemies of spruce in the Northeast; by A. D. Hopkins. 1901. 

80 pp. 2 il. 16 pi. (Bulletin 28, new series.) *10c 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Experiment Station Work 18. 1901. 32 pp. 14 il. (Farmers' bulletin 
133.) 
Contents: 

Alfalfa as fertilizer. 

Barley for horses. 

Butter, Water in. ^^ 

Celery culture. 4v 

Comb building. Foundation in. 

Flies. Ridding house* of. 

Fumigator for fruit trees. 

Greenhouse in summer. 

Manure, stable. Value of. 

I*igs. Profitable crops for. 

Slop for. 

Silo, Lo.sses in. 
Soils, Liming acid. 
Strawberries, Frost-resisting. 

FORESTRY BUREAU 

Press bulletin 12, 14; Mar. 7, July 8, 1901. Each 1 p, 8° and narrow 

large 8° 
Tree planting on rural school grounds; by Wm. L, Hall. 1901. 38 pp. 

17 il. (Farmers' bulletin 134.) 

PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU - 

AGROSTOLOGY DIVISION 

Field work of division, review of work done since organization, July 1, 
1895; by Cornelius L. Shear. 1901. 67 i»p. 28 pi. 8 maps. (Bul- 
letin 25' ) *15c 

BOTANY DIVISION 

Contributions from U. S. National Herbarium, v. 7, no. 2, origin and 
distribution of cocoa palm; bv O. F. Cook. 1901. v — 257-293 pp. 

*5c 



412 September, 1901 

VEGETABLE PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY DIVISION 

Plant breodin-r; l)v Willi't :\I. IIav.<. 1901. 72 pp. 21 il. 6 pi. (Bulle- 
tin 29. ) " *10c 

PUBLIC ROAD INQUIRIES OFFICE 

Publications of office. Sept. 1901. 8 pp. 

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

Montbiv lift of ])nl)lications [of Department of Agriculture], Sept. 1901. 
4 pp. ([Publication] 422.) 

SEED AND PLANT INTRODUCTION SECTION 

Date palm and its culture, by Walter T. Swingle; from Yearbook, 1900. 
[1901.] v + 453-490 pp/7 il. 9 pi. 

SOILS BUREAU 

Exhaustion and abandonment of soils, testimony of ^Milton "Whitney 
before Industrial Commission. 1901. 48 pp' (Agriculture, Dept. 
of. Report 70. ) *5c 

Reclamation of salt marshlands. Aug. 3, 1901. '- 10 pp. (Circulars.) 

STATISTICS DIVISION 

Crop Reporter, v. 3, no. 5; Sept. 1901. 8 pp. 4° [Monthly.] 

Rates of charge for transporting garden truck, with notes on growth of 
industry; by P^dward G. Ward, jr., and Edwin S. Holmes, jr. 1901. 
86 pp. (Miscellaneous series, bulletin 21.) *5c 

Wages of farm lalWin United States, results of 11 statistical investiga- 
tions, 1806-99. 1901. 47 pp. (Miscellaneous series, bulletin 22. ) *5c 

Wheat growing and general agricultural conditions in Pacific Coast region 
of United States; by i:dwin S. Holmes, jr. 1901. 44 pp. 8 pi. 
4 maps, (^liscellaneous series, bulletin 20.) *10c 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Note. — For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Climate and Crop Bulletin, Sept. 2-30, 1901; nos. 25-29 [1901]. 24 X 
19 in. [Weekly Apr.-Sept., monthly remainder of year.] 

Note.— Contains reports of temperature and rainfall, with special reference to 
their cfTect on crops. 

Mont hi v Weather Review, v. 29, no. 6, Cleveland Abbe, editor; June, 
1901. Sept. 5, 1901. p. 243-289, 1 il. 4 pi. 4" 

20c single copy, $2.00 a yr 
Note. — Summary of weather and river and flood reports from all parts of the 
United States, with notes covering other countries and various topics of meteor- 
oU>K.v. Special articles are — 

Ball lightning, Instance of, at sea: by Robert Seyboth. 
Harpoot. Turkey in Asia, Cliniato of': by Ellsworth Iliintingtun. 
Hawaiian cliinalologieal data for Jiuic, liH)!; byC. .1. Lyons. 
Li'cward Islands, Ki^foR'stntion and rainfall in: by W. H. .\lexander. 
Meteorology. Kecciit i>apers bearing on: by W. F. R. I'hillips. 
St. Kitts, t'iiiiiatology of, eoniparison of bimmieters; by W. IL Alexander. 
Siui si)(>ts and weatlier: by H. H. Kimball. 
Weather Bureau exhibit at I'an-American Exposition, Buffalo, N. Y.; by D. T. 

Maring. 
Weather conditions, Monthly statement of average, for June: by E. B. Garriott. 

Special report on hurricane of Aug. 13-16, 1901, on Louisiana and 
Mississippi coasts. [1901.] 6 pp. 



September, 1901 413 

Weather Bureau exhihit, Pau-Aiueri<an Expositiou; hv D. T. Marinj;. 

UIOI. 4 pp. 4 pi. 4" ( [l'ul»liiiiti(.n] 24.S. ) [From M'oiitlilv Weather 

Review, June, litOl.] 
Weather map, Sept. l-.SO, UIOI. U» X 1'4 in. [Daily.] 

Interior Department 

Note. — The Decisidii.-i of tho Deinirtinciit of tlu' IntiTior in pension cnscs are 
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Decigiiou8 [in aiijieaU-ii peu.'^ion and Ixmiitv land claims] v. 11, [signatures] 

2i>, 30, published separately. [1901.]' j.. 449-4S0. 
Same, [v. 11, s-lips] 134-140; :\Iay 24-Auji. 31, lllOl; imhlished separately. 

CENSUS OFFICE 

Census bulletin 88-95, 97-100 [12th census]. 4" 
Cbutcnln: 

Agriculture, Delaware. No. 100. Sept. 30, 1901. 10 pi>. 

Cotton giiming. eroji of 1900. No. 9iH. Sept. 28, 1901. 21 pp. 6 il. 

Manufactures, paper and pulp. No. 99. .Sept. 30, 1901. 13 pp. 

Kliixle Islantl. No. 93. Sept. 11. 1901. 21pp. 

Population by sex, general nativity, and color. New .lerscy, New Me.xlco, New 

York, and North <'arolina. No. ss. Aug. 29, 1901. 12 pp." 

North Dakota. Ohio. Oklahoma, and Oregon. No. 90. Sept. 4, 1901. 9 pp. 

Penusvlvania, Rhode Island, Soutli Carolina, and South Dakota. No. 92. 

Sept. 9. 1901. 11 I pp. 

Tennessee. Texas, and UUih. No. 95. Sept. 12, 1901. 10 pp. 

School, militia, and voting ages. New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, and North 

Carolina. No. ,sy. Aug. 30, I'.iOl. 23 pp. 

North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Oregon. No. 91. Sept. 6. 1901'. IS pp. 

Penusvlvania, Rhode Lsland, South Carolina, and South Dakota. No. 94. 

Sept. 11. 1901. 21 pp. 
Tennessee. Texas, and Utah. No. 97. Sept. 24, 1901. 20 pp. 

GENERAL LAND OFFICE 

United States mining laws and regulations thereunder; approved July 
26, 1901. 57 pp. 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note.— The publications of the United States Geological Survey include annual 
reports and Water-supply and Irrigation Papers, which are intended for free dis- 
tribution: and Monographs. Bulletins, and folios of the Geologic Atlas of the 
United States, which are sold at prices ranging from 5c to 811.00 each. Address 
the Director of the Geological Survey, Washington. 

Gazetteer of Porto Rico; bv Henry Gannett. 1901. 51 + ii pp. (Bul- 
letin 183.) " ' lOc 

Results of primary triangulation and primary traverse, 1901; ))v H. M. 
WiLsjn, J. H.'Renshawe, E. M. Dougla.-^,"and R. U. Goode." 1901. 
240 -r iii pp. map. ( Bulletin 181.) 25c 

Topographic sheets 

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Three scales are use<l, 1 :t>2.r)0(), 1 : 12.'),0()0. aiul 1 :2.tO,WK). These correspond, ap- 
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Topographic sheets are frequently reprinleil. These re|irinls have heretofore 
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they vary in some way from the original. \ complete list of the sheets already 
published may be fouiul in Geological Survey Hulletin 177, i>age ti7-109. 



414 September, 1901 

Marvland-Vii^inia, Pinev Point quadrangle, lat. 38°-38'' 15', long. 76° 
30'-76° 45'. Scale "l:(j2,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of 
July, 1901. [Description on reverse.] 

HYDROGR.^PHY DIVISION 

Geologv and water resources of Nez Perce County, Idaho; bv Israel 
Cook RHs.«ell. 1901. pt. 1, p. 1-85, 4 il. 8 pi. 2 maps. (Water- 
supply and irrigation papers 53.) *10c 
Operations at river statiijns, [calendar year] 1900, report. 1901. pt. 5, 
p. 389—487. (Water-supply and irrigation papers 51; H. doc. 553.) 

*10c 
HOWARD UNIVERSITY 



Report of president, 1901. 15 pp. 1 pi. 



PATENT OFFICE 

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in single copies and monthly volumes, the former at 5c and the latter at So.OO. 
The former are not enumerated in this catalogue. For certified copies of patents, 
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and pamphlet Patent Laws are fiirnished free. The Patent Office issues coupon 
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coupons a copvof the Official Gazette. Thev are good until used. Address Chief 
Clerk, Patent Office. 

Annual report of commissioner to Secretary of Interior, 1901. 6 pp. 
Official Gazette, Sept. 3-24, 1901; v. 96, nos. 10-13. 1863-2586 — [Ixxvi] 

pp. il. large 8" [Weekly.] 10c single copy, 85.00 a yr 

Note. — Contains the patents, trade-marks, designs, and labels issued each week; 

also decisions of the Commissioner of Patents and of United States courts in 

patent cases. 

WASHINGTON HOSPITAL FOR FOUNDLINGS 
Report of president to Secretary of Interior, 1901. 6 pp. 1 pi. 



Justice, Department of 

Amended fee-bills for marshals and dejnity marshals in 2d and 3d di- 
visions of di.strict of Alaska, effective from Oct. 1, 1901. 3 pp. 



Navy Department 

Catalogue of exhibit of Department, Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, 
N. Y. 1901. 30 pp. 

Circular letter [to commandants of navy-yards and naval stations rela- 
tive to preference to be given to ajjplicants who have servetl in 
Army or Navy in Philippine Islands]. Si'pt. 25. 1901. I jt. nar- 
row 12" 

General order 58, 60; July 31, Sept. 23, 1901. 12" 

Navv yard order 241-24S, emplovmentof labor at navv vards; Sept. 5-27, 

1901. Narrow 12" 
Special order 11-14; Sept. 7-20, 1901. Each 1 p. 12" 



September, 1901 415 

equipment bureau 

Specifications for linen cushion lovers for boats. Aii^'. lil, \U0\. 1 p. 12" 

HYDROCRAPHIC OFKICE 

Note. — The Charts, Sailing Directions, etc., of the Hytlropraphic Office are sold 
by the office in Wasliinj^ton and also by agents at tlic principal .Vnierican and 
foreign seaport.s and .\nicrican lake ports. Copies of the Hydriij?rapliic Bulletin 
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phia. Baltimore, Norfolk, Savannah, New Orleans, San Francisco, Portland 
(Orep-). I'ort Townsend, Chicago, Cleveland, ButTalo, Sault Ste. Marie, and 
Duliith. 

Hydrographic bulletin, weekly, 627-630; Sept. 4-25, 1901. Each 1 p, 
larjre 4" and ohlong f" 

Note. — Contains accounts of obstructions and dangers along the coast and the 
principal ocean routes, etc. 

List of lights of the worM; v. 1, east and west coasts of North and South 
America, excepting United States, including West India and Pacific 
islan<l.<; corrected to Sept. 7, 1901, [4] -f- 68 -f xiv pp. 4" ([Pub- 
lication] oO. ) 20c 

Notice to Mariners, weekly, 36-39, 1901; Sept. 7-28. 375-408 - [9] 1. 
Note. — Contains information of newly discovered dangers to navigation and of 
establishment and changes of light.s arid other aids. For economy and conven- 
ience in distribution the items in each number relating to different geographical 
sections are reprinted separately, as Notice to Mariners 36, sec. 2, etc. 

Charts 

Alexandrovski and Due roadsteads, from latest Ru.ssian surveys; chart 
1967. Scalenaut. m. =3in. Sept. 1901. 19.09 X 15.04 in. 10c 

Dulce, Gulf of, Guatemala, ea.stern coast. Central America, [from British 
survey] 1834; chart 1974. Scale naut. m. = 1 in. Sept. 1901. 18.6 
X 24.2 in. 10c 

Dulce, River, Guatemala, eastern coa.st, Central America, [from British 
survev] 1834; chart 1973. Scale naut. m. = 1 in. Sept. 1901. 18.2 
X 23.8 in. 10c 

Imperatorskoi Harbor, [or] Barracouta Harl)or, and Vanina Bay, Gulf 
of Tartary, southeast coa,-^t of Siberia, from l\u.<sian survey in 1874, 
with additions from liritish survev in 1856 and French survev in 
1859; chart 1972. Scale naut. m. =*2 in. Sept. 1901. 19.76X19.76 
in. 20c 

Kosunai Roads, west coast of Sakhalin Island, Strait of Tartary, from 
Russian surveys in 1866 and 1868; chart 1959. Scale naut. m. =6 
in. Sept. 1901. 19.09 X 15.05 in. 10c 

Luzon, Anchorages on east coast of, and in San Bernardino Strait, Phil- 
ippine Islands; chart 1936. Sept. 1901. 27.39 X 34.49 in. 30c 
Biri, Port, Biri Island, San Bernardino Strait, from sketch sur\-ey in 18%. Scale 

naut. m. = 2 in. 11.1 ■ 10.4 in. 
Camagiin Hoad, .\labal Island, east coast of Luzon, from sketch survey in 1900. 

Scale .-lOO ft. = 1 in. 11.1 x 10.4 in. 
Gubat, Port, east coast of Luzon, from sketch survey in l.'<y;). Scale naut. m. = 2 

in. 11.1 ■ M in. 
Inaguican Point and vicinitv, east coast of Luzon, from reconnais>^ance in Oct. 

1900. by r. S. S. Ynrktown. " i^cale naut. m. = 2 in. 1G.4 ■ is.l in. 
Lampon! Port, east coast of Luzon, from reconnaissance in Oct. 1900, by U. S. S. 
Vorktown. Scale 000 ft. = 1 in. H'..4 - lO.l in. 

Nipe Bay, north coast of CuV^a, West Indies, from survev in 1900 and 
1901" by U. S. S. Yankton; chart 1884. Scale naut". m. =2.5 in. 
Aug. 1901. 26.06X38.73 in. 30c 

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Sept. 1901; chart 1400. Scale 1° 
long. = 0.27 in. 21 X 32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note.— ('(intains, in addition to sailing' ruuies. etc., tropical cyclonic storm of 
Aug. 11-1.'), 1901, in Cull of Mexico; chart.-, publisheil, etc., .Vug, 1-31, 1901; equator 
crossings in Pacific Ocean; forecast and review of weather. 



416 Septemher, 1901 

Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Oct. 1901; diart 1401. Scale 1° 
lon<;. = 0.2in. 20.7X35.3 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

XoTE. — Omtiiins, in addition to suilinpr routes, etc.. foreca.stof wind and weather; 
fhiirts jniblislu'd, ete., .-Vug. 1.>-Sept. 15, I'JOl; storm traek.s; fishing banks: from 
Kobe to Cape Fhittery. voyage of the Renc-e Rickmers; equator crossings in At- 
lantic Ocean. 

Puerto Padre, north coast of C'nlia, Went Indies, Approaches to, from sur- 
veys in ll'OO and 1901 hy U. S. S. Vixen, scale naut. ni. = 4 in.; with 
in.set. Plan of entrance channel, scale 1000 vds. = IJ in.; chart I'JTl. 
Aug. U»01. 28.7 X 4(5.4 and 17.4 X 12.5 in. " 40c 

Puerto Padre, north coa.st of Cuba, West Indies, from surveys in 1900 
and 1901 l)y U. S. S. Vixen, scale naut. m. =4 in.; witli inset. Plan 
of entrance chamiel, scale 1000 vds. = 3 in. ; chart 1970. Aug. 1901. 
29.9 X 42.5 and 17.4 X 11.9 in. ' 40c 

St. Vladimir Bav, southeast coast of Siberia, Asia, from British survey 
in 1859; chart 1965. Scale naut. m. = 3 in. Sept. 1901. 25.3 X 19 
in. 10c 

Serpent's Mouth, Kastern and middle channels of, south entrance to 
Gulf of Paria, West Indies, from British survev in 1898; chart 1964. 
Scale naut. m. =3.93 in. Sept. 1901. 18.6 X 26.2. 10c 

Serpent's ^louth, [or] Boca de la Sierpe of Columbus, south entrance 
to Gulf of Paria, West Indies, from British surveys in 1866 and 
1898; chart 1963. Scale naut. m. = 1.5 in. Sept. 1901. 26 X 41.1 in. 

20c 

NAUTICAL ALMANAC OFFICE 

Note. — The American Ephemeris and Nautical .Almanac, in cloth, the American 
Nautical Almanac and the Pacific; Coaster's Nautical Almanac, in paper, are .sold by 
the Bureau of Eciuipraent for §1.00, 30c, and l-x', respectively. The .Vstronomieal 
papers prepared fur use of the American Elphemeris and Nautical Almanac are 
sold at cost. The Bureau has no agents for the sale of these publications, and 
application should be made to the Bureau of Equipment, Navy Department, direct. 

Pacific Coaster's Nautical Almanac for 1902. 1st edition. 1901. 91 pp. 
large 8" 

LIBRARY 

Accessions to lil)rary, Jan. -June, 1901, 8. 66 pp. 
NAVIGATION BUREAU 

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE 

Information from abroad, notes on naval progress. July, 1901. 456 pp. 
il. 79 pi. 4 maps, 6 tab. (General information series 20.) 80c 

Contents : 

Engineering notes: by L. R. do Steiguer. 

Foreign powers. Naval estimates of, 1902: by O. S. Knepper. 

German expe<iitionarv force, Trans])ortation of, to China; translated from Militiir- 

Woelienblatt. 
Graphic tables; liy O. S. Knepper. 
Naval maneuvers of li)00: by O. S. Knepper. 

Navy leagues. Some, what they are and what they are doing; by O. S. Knepper. 
Ordnance and armor. Noleson; by Thoma-; Suowdeii. 
Ships and torpedo boats. Notes oti! by Harry I'helps. 
Wireless telegrajihy; by L. K. de Steiguer. 
Syntonic; by Guglielmo Marconi. 

ORDNAXCK BURP:AU 

Regulations governing examination of smokeless powder for mairazines 
on shii)l)oard. [Sept. 10, 1901.] 4 pp. 12° 



September, 1901 417 

Kefriilations govorninp oxaiuination of smokeless iHiwdcr fur iiia<razines 

onshore. [Sept. 10, 1901.] 5 pp. 12" 
Specifieations for mamifaeture of 5-inch K. V. ;:uiis and mounts. [Aujr. 

27, 1901.] 4 pp. 12" 
• Specifications for navy smokeless powder. [Sept. 10, 1901.] 4 pp. 12" 
Specifications for rubber ponchos, larjre size, jjrommet and plove-fastener 

attadiments. [Sept. 20, 1901.] 2 pp. 12" 
Specifications for rul)lier jtunchos, regulation iiattern. Sejif. 20, 1901. 

1 1). 12° 

YAKDS AND DOCKS BTliEAU 
Specification llS(i, lis?, 1190, 1194; [Sept. 1901.] f" 

Post-Oflfice Department 

Note.— Tlie Department sells the volume of I'ostal Laws and Regulations at ■)2c 
anil post-route maps from 80e to S4.20. 

Advertisement invitini): proi>osals for carrviiiL' mails in Arkansas, Julv, 

1902-.Tune, 190(5. Scj.t. 10, 1901. loi j.p. 
Same, California and Alaska. 141 pp. 
Same, Colorado. 69 pp. 
Same, Hawaii. 32 pp. 

Same, Indian Territory and Oklahoma. 103 ])p. 
Same, Kansa.s. 79 pp. 
Same, Louisiana. 105 pji. 

Same, Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho. 117 j^p. 
Same, Nebraska. 68 pp. 

Same, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. 87 \>\). » 

Same, Oregon. 81 pp. 

Same, South Dakota and Xorth Dakota. 104 i)p. 
Same, Texas. 230 pp. 
Same, Wa,shington and Nevada. 90 pp. 
Register of employees; corrected to Aug. 21, 1901. 49 pp. 
United States Official Postal Guide, 2d series, v. 23, no. 9; Sept. 1901. 

Philadelphia. 68 pp. 12" [Monthly.] $2.00 a yr 

Note. — No. 1, January, for each year, is what is usually known as the Postal 

Guide, nos. 2-12 being additions and corrections. Sold by the printer, George F. 

Lasher, 147 North 10th street, Philadelphia. 

FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE 

Schedule of steamers appointed to convey mails to foreign countries 
during Oct. 1901. 1 p. narrow f" [Monthly.] 

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE 

Daily bulletin of orders affecting postal service, v. 22, nos. 6558-77; 
Sept. :3-30, 1901. f" [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 

TOPOGRAPHER 

Price list of i>ost route maps. [Sept. 1901.] 1 !>. large 8" 



418 SepteJmber, 1901 



State Department . 

XoTE.— The State Department distributes the Consular Reports and other De- 
partmental publications gratuitously. For sjile of laws see page 40s. 

Diplomatic list, Sept. 1901. 12 pp. 24" [Monthly.] 
Order of arrangement for obsequie.s at Wa.shington of William McKiuley. 
[1901.] 4 pp. 12° 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

XoTE. — This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices 
usually ranging from 5c to 60c. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

Monthly Inilletin, Sejit. 1901; whole no. 96, v. 11, no. .3. p. 44.5-668, 2 
]H)r. (H. (Idc. l)ot), pt. 9.) [Contains artifle.-i in English, Spanish, 
Tortuguet'e, and French.] 25c single copy, S2.00 a yr 

Contents: 

.Vcccssions to library. 

Argentina. Foreign commerce first half of 1901; exhibits at Pan-American Expo- 
sition: national debt; miscellaneous notes. 

Bolivia. Imports tlirough La I'az: proposed new trade routes; notes. 

Book notices. 

Brazil. Financial situation; competition of Indian with Brazilian coffees; new 
public works; miscellaneous notes. 

Chile. Important railway surveys; immigration in Chile and Argentine Repub- 
lic; wine industry; notis. 

Copiicr production of the world. 

Costa Rica. Commercial convention with France; water power for electric trac- 
tion purposes. 

Ecuador. Facts about Guayaquil and Quito railway; transfer of national building 
at Buffalo; notes. 

German commercial methods in Siiutli America. 

(iuatemala. Customs taritf. 

Haiti. Notes. 

Latin .Vmerica. Trade opportunities in. 

McKinlcy, William, Death of. 

Mexico. " Reception of [Emilio Bello Codecido] minister from Chile; free imports 
at Chctumal; .Vmcrican agave and beverage known as imlipU'; new steamship 
•line; drawn-work industry; meeting of [.Vmcrican] Instit\iteoi Mining Engi- 
neers; pertiiHTil statistical information; miscellaneous notes. 

Nicaragua. I'ri'sidciit's nu'ssage; notes. 

Paraguay. Franking privili^ge for Bureau of American Republics; notes. 

Periodicals ami newspapers on tile. 

Peru. Sugar industry; notes. 

Rubber cultivation in Inilia. 

Salvador. Termination of treaty with Germany. 

Santo Domingo. Customs modifications; proposed reciprocity treaty with United 
States. 

Spanish .Vmerica. Tradi' with. 

United States. Trade witli Latin .\merica; foreign commerce, July, 1901: speech 
of President M'Kinley at BulYalo Exposition; official railway statistics; corn 
crop; new cure for yellow fever; commerce in coal in 1901; notes. 

Uruguay. Notes. 

Venezuela. Exports of cattle; representatives at Pan-American Conference. 

Vicuna, Carlos Morla. Death of. 

World's national indebtedness. 

FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Advance sheets of consular reports, Sept. 8-30, 1901 ; nos. 1129-49. 1 il. 
2 pi. [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 

Consular Reports, Sept. 1901; v. (i7, no. 252. xx + 1-163 jip. il. 1 pi. 
(11. doc. .'v')!), pt. 1. ) [.Monthly. These articles have appeared pre- 
viously in the Advance sheets.] 

Contents: 

.Vfrica. west. Trade notes from; transmitted by O. L. W.Smilb. 

Alexandria. Proposed railwav fnim. to Shanghai; bv Kicliard Gucnther. 

Almond cro|.. World's; by B. H. Kidgely. 

.\ustriu's great canal system; by C.B. Hurst. 

Automobiles in Europe; by Tlu'irnwell Haynes. 

Bicycle trade, American, Obstacles to. in Frtuice; by .1. 1. Brittain. 



September, 1901 419 



Consular Reports — Coiitiiuieil. 
OoiiUiit." — Continued. 

Blotting imiHT, Miirki't for, in (iiTniiiny; by .1. K. Kehl. 
BreadstlitTs. (iiTinnn, Iinpi'iKliiif; (U'ticit in; l)y F. H. Miison. 
Bninzi- powder. Miinnfacture of. in (ierniany:'l)y F. II. Mii.soii. 
Ciilentta, Proposed niusevnii of .VnuTican t^oiidsnt; by j{. V. Patterson. 
Canary Islands, Imports of; Iransniittecl Ijy Kicliard (iiieiitlier. 
fCipirette] bo.\ faetory. American, in .lajian; transmitted by S. S. Lyon. 
Coal, Ameriean, at Malta: by ,1. II. Grout. 

in east Siberia: by K. T. (ireener. 

Cocoannts and eoi)ra. I'roduetion of, in i<onth .Vmeriea; by several consuls. 

Colombian export dues [decree]: tran.smitled by ,1. C. Inu'ersoll. 

Commercial travelers. Hungarian law respeetinj;; transmitted by F. D. Chester. 

Copper ores, Keiluction of, in foreifrn countries; by scvcnil cotisIiIs. 

Corn. I'nited .>^tatcs, in s<aitli Africa: by .1. (;. Stowe. 

Cotton industry of Ku.ssia; by W. 1{. Ilnlloway. 

Kast Iniiian trade. Hints on:" by (). .1. 1). Hu>,'lies. 

Forei.u;n rejiorts and ]>ublii'ations. 

(ias and oil discoveries near Ottawa: by C. K. Turner. 

German taritT. Recent changes of cla.ssi'tication under; by F. II. Mason. 

Germany, Industrial situation in: by II. \V. Diederich. 

Grain, Persian export of. prohibited: transmitted by .lohn Tyler. 

Industrial sunreniacy. StruKKle for; by F. \V. Maliiii. 

Ironware and iiiacliincry. SuKf-'cstioiis for export of; by Max Bouch.sein. 

Kaolin clay in British Cuiaua; by (i. II. .Moulton. 

Korean railway. New: transmitted by H. N..Vllcn. 

La Boca, Colonil)ia. Wharf at; by Francis tiiidfjer. 

Leather industry. (iiTman: by Walter Schumann. 

Loire. Kiver. Improvements of: by .1. I. Brittain. 

Loschwitz, Saxony. Susiicnsion railway at; by C. L. Cole. 

Machinery, Importation of, into Russia; transmitted l>y Soren Listoe. 

Manchester exports to I'nited States: by W. F. Grinuell. 

Meat in .south Africa; by J. G. Stowe. 

Mercerized cotton in (iermany; by F. M. Brundage. 

Mexico. Financial conditions in; by P. C. Hanna. 

Netherlands, New method of construction in; transmitted by F. D. Hill. 

Nice, Trade notes frcau; by H. S. Van Burcn. 

Notes. 

Oil and see<l trade in Marseilles: by R. P. Skinner. 

Oil indications in south Africa, by Mr. Seavill: transmitted by J. G. Stowe. 

Packing,' fjixids for export: by Charles Keuer. 

Paraguay. Comnicnial progress in; by J. N. Ruffin. 

Pearl tislicrics in VcnezuiOa: by Loni.s Goldschmidt. 

Persia. Customs administration" in [law]; transmitted by John Tvler. 

Puerto Cabello. Tra<k' of: by S.T. Ellsworth. 

Railways, Government, in Europe; by Richard Guenther. 

Rjiisin crop, European: by B. H. Ridgely. 

Ronmania and Servia, Industrial conditions in; by Soren Listoe. 

Rubber in Venezuela; transmitted by Louis Goldschmidt. 

Ship canals of Russia: by J. E. Kehl." 

Smoke-consuniinK furnaces for Germany: by Richard Guenther. 

Spraviiix machines. French f)peninK for; bv H. S. Van Buren. 

SUircb trade in E^ypt: by F. W. Ilossfeld. 

Suez Canal, Improvemetits on; by Richard (Juemher. 

Sulphate of copper. Demand for. in Grciri': by F. \V. Ilos-sfcld. 

Textiles in Artrentina: transmitted by (i. II. .Muri)hy. 

Trade-marks in Salvador [law]; transniittcil Ijy John Jenkins. 

Venezuela, Trade noti-s from: by Louis Gold.schmidt. 

Walnut mark<-t. Forei^rn: by R. P. Skinner. 

Water power, L'tilization of, in Austria; by F. W. Mahin. 

Well-boring machitiery. Demand for, in Turkey: by T. H. Norton. 

Well-boriuK mauliinery and windmills in Yucatan: by W. W. Canada. 

Wheat, American, for Italian macaroni: by J. E. Hayden. 

Wheat crop of In<iia: bv R. F. Patterson. 

Zuider Zee, Draiuini.' the: hv F. D. Hill and Ricb.ird (;iienihiT. 



Treasury Department 

Statement of ])ul)lic (lel)t and casli in Treasury, Sejit. 1901. 1 p. i° 
[Monthly.] 

Treasury decisions inider tariff, internal reyeniie, iinniiKration, navi^'a- 
tion la^vs, etc., \veekly, v. 4, nos. 8()-39; Se]>t. 5-2(), ItlOl, [Depart- 
ment decisions ninnhered 23257-28(5, includiiifj freneral appraisers' 
decisions 4987-97, and internal revenue decisi<jns 409—113.] 



420 September, 1901 

appraisers 

Reapjiraiseiiients of inerchandii^e l)y general apprais-ers [on Aug. 24- 
Seitt. 2(), 1901 J; Sept. 3-30, 1901. 4° (Reappraisenient circulars 
734-744; Division of Customs. ) [Weekly.] 

AUDITOR FOR INTERIOR DEPARTMENT 

Annual report, 1901. 18 pp. (Trea.«. Dept. <loc. 2234.) 

BOOKKE"EPING AND WARRANTS DIVISION 

Conijiarative statement of i-eceipts and expenditures of United States 
[for niontli and 3 months ending Sept. 1900and 1901]. lp.oblong8» 
[Monthly.] 

Statement of Treasury, Sept. 3-30, 1901. Each [3] pp. i" [Daily except 
Sundays and holidays.] 

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 

Note.— The Charts, Coast Pilots, and Tide Tables of the Coast and Geodetic Sur- 
vey are sold at the office of the Survey, in Wushinfjton, and also by one or more 
.sales agents in each of the impi>rtaiit American seaiiorts. The monthly Notice to 
Mariners may be liad free at these jiyencics, at all United States custoni-houses, at 
the branch Irydrographic offices of the Navy Department, at United States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coast Survey. 

Notice to Mariners 275; Aug. 1901. 16 + [2] pp. 4» [Monthly.] 

Note. — Contains corrections for charts of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, with 
lists of new charts, canceled editions, etc. 

Charts 

Alaska, Dixon F>ntrance to head of Lvnn (\inal; chart 8050. Scale 
1:600,000. Aug. 1901, first publi.«hed 1895. 37.7 X 27 in. 50c 

California, from San Francisco to Point Arena; chart 5600. Scale 
1:200,000. July, 1901, first published 1885. 38.8 X 27.6 in. 50c 

Charleston Harbor and ap])roaches; chart 431. Scale 1:30,000. Sept. 
1901, first published 1858. 30.7 X 32 in. 50c 

Guavanilla Harbor, Porto Rico; chart 928. Scale 1: 10,000. Sept. 1901. 
3(5.5 X 34 in. 50c 

Mississippi River, from Passes to (irand Prairie, La.; chart 194. Scale 
1:80,000. Sept. 1901, first published 1874. 40.8 X 32.5 in. 50c 

Portland 1 larljor. Me. ; chart 325. Scale 1 : 20,000. Sept. 1901, first pub- 
lished 1871. 28.6 X 25.7 in. 40c 

COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY 

Al»stract of reports of condition of national banks, July 15, 1901; no. 24. 
Aug. 27, 1901. 8 PI). 4" [Issued 5 times a year.] 

Bulletin 438-441; Sept. 9-30, 1901. 4" [Weekly.] 

NoTK.— Announces changes in officers of national banks, organization of new 

banks, li<niidalit)us, etc. 

Digest of national liank decisions. 1900 [1901]. 249 pp. 
GOVERNMENT ACTUARY 

Market prices and investment values of outstanding securities. [Aug. 
1901.] Sept. 3, 1901. 2 pp. 4° (Dept. circular 90, 1901. ) 



September, 15J01 421 

LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD 

Note.— The Bulletins, Beacon and Buoy Lists, and Light Lists published by the 
Light-IIoiise Board can be obtained, free of charge, on application to the oHice of 
the Board at Wasliiiigton, the insi)ec-tors of the several lighthouse districts, the 
United States custom-houses, the Hydrographic Dlliee and its branches, and the 
sttles agents of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 

Bulletin 123, recent changes in aids to navigation, Sept. 1, 1!»01, coaste 
of United States. 20 + [2] pp. 4" [Monthly.] 

5th District. List of beacons, bnovs, and dav marks, from Metomkin 
Inlet, Va., to New River Inlet^ N. C. ; corrected to Sept. 1, IHOl. 
142 -j- viii jip. large 8" 

Notice to ^Mariners 127-137 of H)01; Sept. 7-24, 1901. p. 127-137, 4" 

Notf:.— (Contains notices of establishment of new lights, light- vessels, and steam- 
whistles, changes in buoyage, etc. 

LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION 

Circulation statement, Sept. 3, 1901. 1 j>. oblong 8" [Monthly.] 

Note.— Estimated population, Sept. 1, 1901, 77,985,(XX): circulation per cajiita, 

S-i-s.18. 

Registered bonds caveated upon books of Department, Sept. 1, 1901. 
1 p. f" [Monthly.] 

MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Public Health Reports, v. 16, nos. 36-39; Sept. 6-27, 1901. [xvi] + 2031- 
2258 pp. [Weekly.] 

Note. — This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as reported by the ofticers of the Marine Hospital Service and 
others, is for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is limited, and the document 
is intended only for health otlicers and other persons interested in sanitary aflairs. 
To obtain it aiiplication should be made to the Supervising Surgeon-General of 
the Marine Hospital Service, Treasury Department. No. 36 contains Report of 
British CoiiLrrc-s on Tuhcrcido.sis; by A. R. 'gliomas. 

>nNT BUREAU 

Values of foreign coins. Oct. 1, 1901. [3] pp. 4" (Dept. circular 91, 
1901.) [Quarterly.] 

REGISTER OF TREASURY 
Annual report, 1901. 22 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2235.) 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Advance sheets from Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance, 

showing details of imports and exports bv articles and countries for 

Atig. 1901. 64 pp. 4" 
Exports of domestic breadstuffs, jirovisions, cotton, and mineral oils, 

Aug. 1901. 13 pp. 4" (Bulletin 2, scries 1901-02.) [Monthly.] 
Imports and exjxn-ts of United States, Aug. 1901. 1 p. 4" [Monthly.] 
Monthlv Summarv of Commerce and Finance of United States, July, 

190"l; no. 1, series 1901-02. p. 1-487, 4" *.3oc 

TREASURER OF UNITED STATES 

Monthly statement, pajter currencv of each dcnumination outstanding 
Sept. .30, 1901. 1 p. ol)long 24" 

Statement of funded indebtedness of District of Columbia and late cor- 
poration of Washington, [bv] ex-officio commissioner of sinking' 
fund of Di.strict, Sept. 30, 19tM. 1 p. oblong 8" [Quarterly.] 

309— No. 81—01 2 



422 September, 1901 



War Department 

Circular [proinulgatiiifr f)r(ler of President designating officer to per- 
form duties of Seeretarv of AVar during his absence]. Aug. 29, 1901. 
1 p. 12" 

Circular [promulgating order of President that all Executive Depart- 
ment.« Ije closed Sept. 17-19, 1901, as token of respect to memory of 
William McKinley]. Sept. 16, 1901. 1 p. 12° 

Infantry drill regulations, and Manual of arms [adapted to magazine 
ritle caliber .30], with appendix showing t;hanges [Oct. 3, 1891]- 
•June 1, 1901. 1901. 353 + [2] + 35 + 33 pp. il. small 4° 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL 

Army. Army list and directory, officers of Army, Sept. 20, 1901 ; [no. ] 22. 

64 pp. *10c 
Legislative historv of general staff of Armv, its organization, duties, 

pav, and allowances, 1775-1901; by Raphael P. Thian. 1901. 800 

pp. (S. doc. 229.) 
Circular 32-34 [1901]; Sept. 10-23, 1901. 12" 
Enlistment. Enlistments for line of Armv, Aug. 1901. 8 pp. 12" 

[Monthly.] 

U. S. Army recruiting circular. Sept. 23, 1901. 3 pp. 12° 

General orders 116-128 [1901]; Sept. 3-27, 1901. 12° 

Keith, William H. Order [announcing appointment of Keith as chief 

of 3Iilitary Information Division]. Sept. 23, 1901. 1 p. 12" 
McKinley, William. Circular [instructions to officers of Army in regard 

to meeting remains of William McKinlev at Washington]. Sept. 16, 

1901. 1 p. 12" 
Circular [instructions to special guard of honor for obsequies at 

Washington of William McKinley]. Sept. 16, 1901. 1 p. 12" 
Military commands and i)osts, with i)ost-offices, telegrai)h stations, and 

nearest railroad stations or boat landings. Sept. 1, 1901. 6 pp. 
Peck, William Noble. Orders [announcement of death of Peck]. Sept. 

3, 1901. 1 p 12" 
Special ordei-s 205-225 [1901]; Sept. 3-30, 1901. 12" [Daily except 

Sundays and holidays.] 
Stations of Army, Sept. 5-20, 1901. Each [2] pp. oblong f" [Weekly; 

none issuetl Sept. 19.] 

ENGINEER DEl'ARTMENT 

Circular 10, 11 [litOl]; Sept. 3, 11, 1901. Each 1 p. 12" 
General orders 10, 11 [1901]; Sept. 4, 30, 1901. Each 1 p. 12" 
Special orders 37-39 [1901] Sept. 7-26, 1901. Each 1 p. 12° 

NOUTUKHN AM) NOKTM WliSTERN LAKES SlUVEV 

IJulk'tin lla, Lake Superior and Saint Marys River, to supplement infor- 
mation given upon charts of Great Lakes. [Aug. 15] 1901. 20 pp. 
(War Deiit. doc. 146.) 

Same, sii].]. lenient 1. Sept. Ki, 1901. 3 jtp. 4" (War Dept. doc.146.) 



September, 1901 423 

Chartfi 

Note. — Lake Survi'V charts may lie (<)>taiiR'<l nf Major W. L. Fisk. Otlk-e V. S. 
Lake iSiirvey. Detroit, Mieli. 'riiey will be sent liy express, the express eharKesto 
be paid by" the purchaser mi receipt of the charts, or free by mail at the pur- 
cha.ser's risk. I'lircliasers shouM indicate, when ordering the chart.s, whether 
they wish them sent by express or mail. 

Clevelaml Harbor and Cnvahojra Kivor, Oliio. .Scale 1 : 15,000. Sept. 

10, IWl. 25.5X25.8 in. 13c 

Detroit Kiver, Chart of, .^i-ale 1 : 40,000; with inset, I»\ver Detroit Kiver 

showing f<in(lition of channel luuler improvement, scale 1:10,000. 

Sept. (>, H>01. 42.7X24.;iand :W.0X11..S in. 20e 

South Fox Island Slioals, Lake Michigan, Chart of. Scale 1:20,000. 

Sept. 25, 1901. :U.8X20.8 in. 6c 

INSCLAR AFFAIRS DIVISION 

Customs tariff for Philippine Archipelago. Sejit. 1901. 104 p{). *10c 
Same, Spanish. 97 pj). 

Monthly summarv of commerce of IMiilii)pine I.slands, Feb. 1901; no. 

8, .series 1900-01. ]>. 591-099, 4" *10c 

Same, Mar. 1901; no. 9. series 1900-01. p. (599-801, 4" *10c 

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 

Cla.«s 7, hor.se equipments [price-list]. [1901.] )>. 47, 48. 

Colt's revolver, caliber .45, Colt's doul)le-action revolver, caliber .38, 

army model [j)rice-lists]. [1901.] 1 p. 
[Estimates of approi»riations re(|uired bv department, for inclusion in] 

army bill [and sinidry civil bill], 1908. [1901.] 10 1. 4" 
Ordnance orders 10, 11 [1901]; Aug. 31, Sept. .30, 1901. Each 1 p. 12" 

WATERTOWX .\RSEN.^L 

Rei)ort of tests of metals and other materials for industrial jjurjinses 
made with Unite<l States testing machine at arsenal, 1900. Dec. 11, 

1900, [i)u))lished] 1901. 1173 pp. il. 8 pi. (H. doc. 190.) 

PAY DEPARTMENT 

Circular 2(J4; Sept. 26, 1901. 4 pp. 12° 

Monthly .station list of officers, Sept. 1, 1901. 3 pp. 

Stoppage circular, Sept. 15, 1901. 10 pp. [^lonthly.] 

PHILIPPINE COMMISSION, 1900- 

I'OKRsTHV lUKEAf 

Compilation of notes on most imjiortant timber tree si)ecies of Pliilip- 
jiine Islands [with bibliographv]; bv George P. Ahern. Manila 
[1901]. 112 pp. 42 pi. 4" 

Sjianish public land laws in Philippine Islands and their history to Aug. 

13, 1898; translate<l and compiled under direction of (ieorge P. 

Ahern, a.«sisted by Oregorio Ba.<a. 1901. 61 i>p. ( Insular Affairs 

Division.) 15c 

I n' A liTERMASTER'S DEPARTM ENT 

Regulations and decisions jiertaining to uniform of .Vrmv. 5th edition. 

1901. 51 i)p. 2 il. 12" 



424 September, 1901 

Roster sho\vin<r stations and duties of officers, Sept. 15, 1901. 6 pp. 

[Monthly.] 
Specifications 552-554; Sept. 20-23, 1901. 

SIGNAL OFFICE 

Orders 19 [1901]; Sept. 25, 1901. 1 p. 12° 

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT 

[List of books relative to duties of department.] Sept. 13, 1901. 4 pp. 12° 
Roster [of officers], Sept. 1, 1901. 3 pp. [Monthly.] 

District of Columbia 

Note.— For iiuiirterly Stiiteinent of Indebtedness see Treasurer of United State.«. 

Smithsonian Institution 

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" The publications of the Smithsonian Institution consist of, 1, Contributions to 
Knowledge; 2, Miscellaneous Collections; 3, annual report.s; 4, special papers. 
No sets of these are for sale or distribution, and most of the volumes are out of 
print. The edition of volumes of Contributions and Collections is limited, and is 
distributed only to designated public libraries and to learned institutions in this 
country and abroad. A small edition of some of the papers in the above series 
is printed for sale or exchange. Members of Congress have copies of the reports 
at their disposal, and they are also for sale by the Sui)erintendent of Documents." 
The annual reports are the only Smithsonian publications that are regularly 
issued as public documents. All the others are paid for from the private funds 
of the Institution. Separates from the reports are for exchange, aTid for free dis- 
tribution to authors and specialists, but not for sale. The annual reports are 
included in the Congressional set. 

Smithsonian Institution, documents relative to its ori^'in and history, 
1835-99; edited bv William Jones Rhees. 1901. 2 v. liii + xvi -r 1983 
pp. 2 maps. ([Publication 1305, 1306]; H. doc. 732 [2 pts.], 
5t)th Cong. 1st sess. ) [Volume 1 covers the vears 1835-87; volume 
2, 1887-99.] 

NATIONAL MUSEUM 

Note. — Tlie publications of the National Museum comprise liulletins, annual 
reports, and an annual voUnne of Proceedings. The annual report is included in 
tlie Congressional set. The editions of tbe bulletins and Proceedings are too lim- 
ited to ailmit of general distribution, and the volumes of the latter are .sent only 
to libraries. The separates from the Proceedings and from the reports maybe 
obtained on application to the Museum, until the supply is exhausted. 

Flifihtless auk, mancalla californiensis, from miocene of California, by 
Frederic A. Lucas; [from] Proceedings, v. 24. [1901.] p. 133, 134, 
311. (No. 1245.) 

List of myriai)o(l family lithobiida^ of Salt Lake County, Utah, with 
descriptions of 5 new species, l)y Ralph V. Chaml)erlin; from Pro- 
ceedings, v. 24. 1901. p. 21-25. (No. 1242.) 

New <liptera from southern Africa, by D. AV. Co(iuillett; from Proceeil- 
ings, V. 24. 1901. p. 27-32. (No. 1243.) 

Review of gobioid fishes of Japan, with descriptions of 21 new species, 
bv David Starr Jordan and John Ottcrbein Snvder; from Proceed- 
ing.«, V. 24. 1901. j). 3:!-132, 33 il. (No. 1244.) 

Review of hypostomide and lopho1)ranchiate fishes of Japan, by David 
Starr Jordan ami John Otterbein Snvder; from Proceedings, v. 24. 
1901. p. 1-20, 12 pi. (No. 1241.) 



September, 1901 425 



Various Bureaus 

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are in print. 

Statement of certain fishery products landed at Boston and Ciloucester, 
Ma.'is., bv American d.shinfi vessels, Aug. U)01. 1 p. oblong 8» 
(Statistical bulletin 111.) 

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Catalogue of United States Public Documents, monthlv, no. 79; July, 
1901. 337-371 + ix PI*. 

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[Testimony, trusts and industiial combinations, Feb. 19-June 6, 1901.] 
p. 517-713. 

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Catalogue of title entries of books and other articles entered under copy- 
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p. 1073-1544. [Weekly.] $5.00 a yr 

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tion revised. July, 1901. 40 pp. (Bulletin 2.) 

.M.VPS AND CH.VRTS DIVISION 

List of maps of America in Library of Congress, preceded by List of 
works relating to cartography; bv P. Lee Phillips. 1901. 1137 pp. 
large 8° (H. doc. 516.) 

LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMMISSION 

Regulations for Louisiana Purchase Exposition of 1903. 1901. 7 pp. f" 
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION, 1897 

Report [of lx)ard of management] on Government exhibit at exposition. 
1901. xi + 188 pp. 57 pi. map. (H. doc. 515.) 25c 



Shipments to Depositories 

During the Month of September, lyoi 



Note. — Shipment numbers run from 1 to 49, inclusive, and then begin again with 1. 

Shijnnent 11 

Conjrress^. o6th C(>n<;n"jjs, 1st wssion. House document.^, v. 9. No. 2; 
Keports of War Department, 1899; Engineers, pt. 2. (Serial no. 
390(J. ) 

Shipmetd 12 

Comptroller of Treasury (Treasury Department). Decisions, v. 7, 1901, 
containing decisions bv Robert J. Tracewell and Leamler P. Mitchell. 
1901. xvi — 979 pp. 8" 

Shipment 13 

Congre-ss. 56tli Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 21. No. 
221; Conduct of War Department in War with Spain, v. 5. (Serial 
no. 3863. ) 

Shipment 14 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 22. No. 
221; Conduct of War Department in War with Si)ain, v. 6. (Serial 
no. 3864.) 

Shipment 15 

Congress. 56th Congre&s, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 30. No. 
270; Food furnished to troops in Cuba and Porto Rico, pt. 3. (Serial 
no. 3872. ) 

Shipment 16 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st sessifin. House documents, v. 24. No. 
5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1899; Geological Survey, 20th 
report, pt. 3, Precious-metal mining districts. (Serial no. 3921.) 

Shipment 17 

Biological Survey Division (Dejiartment of .\gricuiture). Revision of 
skunks of genus chincha; Ijy .\rthur H. Howell. Aug. 31, 1901. 
62 i»p. 8 ])1. 8" (North American Fauna 20.) 

Chemistry Bureau ( I)»'])artment of .Agriculture). Kxhibit of bureau at 
Pan-American p;xposition, Buffalo, N. Y., 1901; bv F. F. Ewell, 
W. D. Bigel(.w, and Logan Waller Paw. 1901. 29 j.p. 4 pi. 8» 
(Bulletin 63.) 

427 



428 Septkmher, lUOl 

Congress. oHtli Conjrri'ss, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 1. Nos. 

1, i:«, 2i»(); Ke|M.rt of sei-retary of Senate, July 1, lS9S-Jan. :i], 1900; 

Index to reports of secretaries of .Senate, 1823-Jan. 31, 1900. (Serial 

n<j. 3843. ) 
En^'ineer I)e|)artnient (War Department). Report of boanl on testing 

hydraulic ceiiu'iit.*, witii specifications for the several clas.«es used by 

Kiijrint'cr Dejiartment. 1901. 3S pp. 8" ( Professional papers 28. ) 
Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Experiment 

Stati<.n Kecor.1, v. 13, no. 2. 1901. ix + 101-200 pp. 8" 
Foreign ^larkets Section ( Statistics Division, Department of Agriculture) . 

Distribution of agricultural exports of United States, 189()-1900; by 

Frank H. Hitchcock. 1901. 182 pp. 8» (Bulletin 25.) 
State Department. Catalogue of exhibit of Department at Pan-American 

Exposition, Buffalo, 1901. 32 pp. 1 pi. 8° 

Shipment 18 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 26. No. 5; 
Rej)orts of Department of Interior, 1899; (ieological Survey, 20th 
report, pt. 5, Forest reserves. ( Serial no. 3923. ) 

Shipment 19 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 87. Nos. 
393^50, except 399, 411, 431; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 3984.) 

Shipment 20 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 15. Xo. 

209; National Galleries of History and Art. (Serial no. 3857.) 
Same, v. 19. No. 221; Conduct of War Department in War with 

Spain, V. 3. (Serial no. 3861.) 

Shipment 21 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 108. No. 
726; Geological Survey monographs, v. 39, Eocene and oligocene 
coral faunas. (Serial no. 4005.) 

Nautical Almanac Office (Naval Observatory, Equipment Bureau, Navjr 
Department). Pacific Coaster's Nautical Almanac for 1902. 1st edi- 
tion. 1901. 91 pp. large 8" 

Shipment 22 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 23. No. 
221; Conduct of War Department in War with Sjiain, v. 7. (Serial 
no. 3865.) 

Same, v. 24. No. 221 ; Conduct of War Department in War with 

Spain, V. 8. (Serial no. 3866.) 

Shipment 23 

Animal Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Blackleg, its 

iiatiue, cause, and prevention; bv Victor A. Norgaard. Nov. 10, 

1900. 23 i>p. 1 il. 8" (Circular 31 revised.) 
Biological Survev Division (Department of Agriculture). Digest of game 

laws for 1901; bv T. S. Palmer and H. W. Olds. 1901. 152 pp. 1 

pi. 7 maps, 2 tab. 8° (Bulletin 16.) 



Septemhkk, 1901 429 

Chemistry Hureau (Department of Airrimlture). Metliods for analysis 
of edible oils and fats, not inelndinjr dairv products; l)v L. .M. Tol- 
nian. [1901.] 15 pp. L' il. 8" 

Forestry Bureau (riiilippinc Connnission, 1U0O-, War iK-partnient). 
Spanish pultlie land laws in riiiiippine islands and their history to 
Aug. l.S, l.Si»t>; translated and (•«tnii)iled under diri-etion of (.ieorge 
P. Ahi-rn, assisted hy (.iregorio Pasa. H»01. (51 i)p. 8" 

Naval Intellijrenci' < )fliiv (Navigation bureau, Navy Department). In- 
formation from abroad, notes on naval progress. .Inly, 1901. 456 
pp. il. 79 pi. 4 niaiis, (i tab. S" ((ii'iu-ral information scrie.s 20.) 

Sliljniii'iil j4 

Congress. 50th Congress, 1st session. Senate doeuments, v. 44. No. 
i38; 1st Philippine Commission, Schurman, report, v. 1 and 2. (Se- 
rial no. 3885, v. 1.) 



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No. 82 October, 1901 



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ConRTfss of I'nited Suites 435 

Shecp-bfiund Keserve 435 

Agriculture, Department of 43<) 

Interior iK-partment 43» 

Navy Department 442 

Post'-Ollice Department 444 

State Department 445 



Page 

Treasury Department 447 

War Department 450 

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Smithsonian Institution 45:} 

Various Bureaus 456 

Shipments to Depojitories 459 

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Part, parts pt., pts. 

Plate, plates pi. 

Portrait, portraits por. 

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Railway ry. 

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Secretary secy. 

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Senate report S. rp. 

Senate resolution (simple) S. R. 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 16» 

.Society see. 

Superintendent supt 

Table, tables tab. 

Thirt ytwo-rao 32« 

Topographic topog. 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12o 

Twentyfour-mo 24'> 

Versus vs., v. 

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Catalocjue of Public Documents 

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Congress of United States 

Memorial addresses on Frank G. Clarke. U>01. 78 pp. 1 jxtr. large 8° 
(H. doc. 521.) 

SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE 

XoTE.— These volumes, which hnve been i)revioiisly inihlislied in mi bound form 
or in one or more eloth editions, are now for the first time ready for distribution 
in sheep binding. The number in blaelc-faoed type appended to the description 
of each volume is the serial number in the set of Congressional documents, in 
continuation of the system adopted in the Checklist of Public Documents issued 
by this office. 

56th Congress, 1st se.«sion. Senato-lofunients, v. 3. No. 15, 8 pts. ; Con- 
gressional directory. [3845] 

Same, v. 8. Nos. 6(>-U)0; Transactions wtlv national l)anks; miscel- 

laneons. [3850] 

Same, v. o2. No. 306; Copjier River exploring expedition, 1899. 

[3874] 

Same, v. 37. No. 428; Early Congressional docimients. [3879] 

Same, v. 39. Xo. 449; Private claims ])efore Senate, 1891-99, v. 1, 

[3881, v. 1] 

Huu.-:e documents, v. 81. No. 300; Tests of metals, 1899. [3978] 

Same, v. 100. Nos. 612-672, except 620, 633, 642, 658, 660, 663; 

miscellaneoiLS. [3997] . 
— Same, v. 102. No. 660; Weather Bureau report, 1899, v. 2, Inter- 
national cloud observations. [3999] 

Same, v. 112. No. 729; Rontgen ray in War with Spain. [4009] 

Same, V. 117. No. 736; Ethnologv Bureau, 18th report"n897, pt. 1. 

[4014] 

Same, v. 119. No. 737, pt. 1; Smithsonian Institution report, 1899. 

[4016] 

.Same, v. 121. Nos. 738 and 739; Washington observations, 1891 

and 1892. [4018] 

56th Congress, 2d session. Senate reports, v. 2. No.s. 167l>-2019; mis- 
cellaneous. [4064] 

Same. v. 3. Nos. 2020-2322, except 2043; nnscellaneotis. [4065] 

Same, v. 4. No. 2043; Oleomargarine and other imitation dairy pro- 
ducts. [4066] 

Same, v. 5. Nos. 2323-2496; River an<l harbor bill; iiH.scellaneou8. 

[4067] 

43o 



436 October, 1901 



Agriculture, Department of 

Note.— Those imhlications of the Dupartment of Agriculture wliich are for sale, 
except tljoj^e of the Weather Bureau, will be supplied by the Superintendent of 
Docninent.s, rniou HuildiuK. Washington. I). C. For the unpriced publications 
application should be made to the .Secretary of Agriculture. The Department 
has no list of addres.ses to which all its jiulilications are sent. It issuesa monthly 
list of publications, wiiich is mailed to all applicants, enabling them to select such 
reports and bulletins as interest tliem. 

I'ublications of the iJepartment of Agriculture are frequently reprinted. These 
reprints have heretofore been entered in the monthly catalogue, but will here- 
after be omitted, unless they vary in some way from the original. 

[Bureau of Animal Industry] order 56 [amendments] 6, 7, order 80 
[amendments] 16-18; Oct. 4-22, 1901. Each 1 p. [Consist of orders 
concerning cattle transportation an<l inspection and quarantine of 
cattle.] 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

American breeds of fowls, 2: wyandotte; bv T. F. McGrew. 1901. 30 

pp. 3 il. 10 pi. (Bulletin 31.) " *15c 

Bacillus of tuberculosis, bv ¥.. A. de Schweinitz; from report, 1900. 

[1901.] iii -f 262-280 pp. ( [Publication] 178. ) 
Free distribution of ]>lackleg vaccine, bv Victor A. Norgaard; from report, 

1900. [1901.] - iii + 35-51 pp. 4 il. ([Publication] 174.) 
13th International Medical Congress; 10th International Congress of 

Hvgiene and Demograi)hv; bv E. A. de Schweinitz: from report, 

1900. [1901.] p. 254-261. ([Publication] 179.) 

Meats and meat products at Paris Exposition, 1900, bv Henrv E. Alvord; 
from report, 1900. [1901.] p. 223-234. ([Publication] 176. ) 

Poultrv raising on farm; bv D. E. Salmon. 1901. 16 pp. 31 il. (Farm- 
ers' bulletin 141.) [From 17th report, 1900.] 

Tuberculin test of imported cattle; by D. E. Salmon. 1901. 22 pp. 
(Bulletin 32.) *5c 

BIOLOGICAL SURVEY DIVISION 

Laws for protection of l)irds and game in District of Columbia. Oct. 25, 

1901. 8 pp. (Circular 34.) 

Relation of sparrows to agriculture; by Sylvester D. Judd. 1901. 98 pp. 
19 il. 4 pi. (Bulletin 15.) *10c 

ENTOMOLOGY DIVISION 

Some insects injurious to violet, rose, and other ornamental plants, col- 
lection of articles [with l)il)liographies] ; by F. H. Chittenden. 1901. 
114 i)p. 29 il. 4 pi. (Bulletin 27, new series, revised edition. ) *10c 

Some miscellaneous results of work of division, 5. 1901. 98 pp. 29 il. 
2 pi. (Bulletin 30, new series.) *10c 

Contents : 

("odling moth. Report upon investigation of, in Idaho in 1900: by C. B. Simpson. 

Kntilia sinuata. On habits of: by L. O. Howard. 

Flies. Carriage of.ilisense by: by L. O. Howard. 

Fumigation with carbon bisulphide: by W. E. Hinds. 

Grasshopper, DilTerential, in Mi.ssissippi Delta, other common species; by H. A 

Morgan. 
Green clover worm; by F.H.Chittenden. 
Insecticide experiments. Some; by C. L. Marlatt. 
Insects aitd weather during season of 1900; by F. 11. Chittenden. 
Notes from correspondence. 
General. 



October, 1901 437 

experiment stations office 

Exiieriment Station Reconl, v. 12, no. 12. 1901. xvi + 1101-89 pp. 

*10c- 8in>rle fopy, $1.00 a vol. (12 nos. ) 

Note. — Mainly mtido up of nl)striicts (if n^portsaiul piiblicutioiisoii ii,i;riciilHiriil 

science which have receiilly uppcaivil in' nil countries, esj)cciiilly the tlnited 

States. V. 12, no. 12, consists of indexes of nnnies and (jf sul)jeets, witli title-puKe 

and contents to v. 12. 

Irriuration in tield and garden; by E. J. Wick.son. litOI. 40 pp. IS 11. 

(Farmers' bnlletin 1.S8.) 
Li.st of pul)lication.siof olHee on food and nutrition of man. [1901.] 8 pp. 

([Piibliration] 2:« revised [(itli edition].) 

FORESTRY BURP^AU 

Practical t'orestrv in southern Appalachians, bv Overton AV. I'rice; from 
Yearbook, 1900. [1901.] iii - 357-:)()8 p"p. (5 pi. 

PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU 

BOTANY DIVISION 

Chavote, a tropical vegetable; bv O. F. Cook. 1901. lU pp. 8 pi. 

"(Bulletin 28.) " *10c 

Seeds of commercial saltbnshes; by G. N. Collins. 1901. 28 pp. 8 pi. 

(Bulletin 27.) *15c 

POMOLOGY DIVISION 

Prunes and prune culture in western Europe, witii special reference to 
existing conditions in Pacific Northwest; by Ii]d\vard R. Lake. 1901. 
23 pp. 10 pi. (Bulletin 10.) *10c 

VEGETABLE PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY DIVISION 

Emmer, grain for semiarid regions; bv Mark Alfred Carleton. 1901. 
16 pp. 3 il. (Farmers' bulletin 139.") 

Pineapple growing; bv Peter II. Rolfs. 1901. 48 pp. 4 il. (Farmers' 
bulletin 140.)' 

Relation of lime and magnesia to jilant growth: Liming of soils from 
physiological .standpoint, by Oscar Loew; Experimental study of 
relation of lime and magnesia to plant growth, bv D. \V. >iav. 
Oct. 4, 1901. 53 pp. 3 pi. large 8» (Plant Industry Bureau. Bul- 
letin 1.) 

Same, corrected edition. *10c 

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

Monthlv list of puljlications [of Department of Agriculture], Oct. 1901. 

8pp. ([Publication] 425.) 
Publications of Department of Agriculture for sale by sui>erintendent 

of documents; corrected to Aug. 1, 1901. 40 pp. ([Publication] 

179, 8th edition. ) 

STATISTICS DIVISION 
Crop Reporter, v. 3, no. (5; Oct. 1901. 8 pp. 4" [.Ab.ntldy.] 



438 October, 1901 

weather bureau 

XoTE.— For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

ClimateandCropBulletin.Oct. 1901; no.30 [1901]. 24X19 in. [Week- 
ly Apr.-Sept., monthly remainder of year.] 

Note.— Contains reports of temperature and rainfall, with special reference to 
their effect on crops. 

Montlily Weather Review, v. 29, no. 7, Cleveland Abbe, editor; July, 
1901. Oct. 3, 1901. 291-339 4 1 pp. 1 il. 1 pi. 9 pp. of pi. and 
maps, 4" 20c single copy, $2.00 a yr 

Note.— Summary of weather and river and flood reports from all part.s of the 
United States, with note.s covering other countries and various topics of meteor- 
olofry. special nrticlesare — 
.\lin(i>i)lKn-, ()rif,'iiial memoirs on general circulation of, by Marcel Brillouin; 

traiivlated by Clevelaiul .\l)l)e. 
Kalloon ascenvidii. Meteorological, at Strasburg, Germany; by A. L. Rotch. 
Co^ta Kica. Climatology of; by H. Fittier. 

l>iuiiial wiiiils on faint gradient in northwestern New Mexico; by R. E. Dodge. 
Hawaiian cliiiiatological data for July, 1901; by C.J. Lyoms. 
Meteorology, Keceni papers bearing on; by W. F. R. Phillips. 
Kuin,Sui)prementarv remarks on thcorv of formation of, on mountain slopes; bv 

F. Pockels. 
'riuindirstorm, new explanation of one of its phenomena; by Byron McFarland. 
Weatlier conditions. Monthly statement of average, for July; by E. B. Garriott. 
Yukon weather; by U. G. Myere. 

Same, v. 29, no. 8; Aug. 1901. Oct. 31, 1901. p. 341-397, 3 pi. 8 pp. of 
pi. and maps, 4" 20c 

Note.— Spe-ial articles are — 
Costa Rica. Climatology of; by H. Pittier. 
Hawaiian climatological data for August; by C. J. Lyons. 
Heat, Our killing; by H. L. Abbot. 

Ice caves and frozen' wells as meteorological phenomena; by H. H. Kimball. 
Meteorology, Recent papers bearing on; by W. F. R. Phillips. 
Moon and weather; by L. W. Meech. 
Pfjrto Kieo. Island of; by J. L. Cline. 
Saint Ignatius College, Cleveland, Ohio, Meteorological observatory of; by James 

Kenealy. 
Solar constant; bv F. W. Verv. 

Torna<lo in Hud.son County, N. J., Aug. 24, 1901; by J. H. Eadic. 
Tornado and waterspout at Norfolk, Va., Aug. 6, 1901; by J. J. Gray. 

Weather map, Oct. 1-31, 1901. 19 X 24 in. [Daily.] 



Interior Department 

Note. — The Decisions of the Department of the Interior in pension cases are 
Issued in .slips and in signatures, and the Decisions in land cases are i.«sued in 
signatures, both being published later in bound volumes at prices ranging from 
81.05 to Sl.-ir> per volume. Subscribers may deposit SI. 00 in the Department and 
receive the contents of a voltmie of the Decisions of either kind in separate parts 
as they are issued. Of the Land Decisions usually two volumes are issued yearly, 
while the Pension-Decision volume.s appear at longer intervals, sometimes more 
than two years apart. 

Annual rei)orts, 1900; 21st annual report of Geological Survey, pt. 4. 

[See (Teological Survey.] 
Same; report of commissioner of education. [See Education Bureau.] 
Decisions [in ai)pealed pension and liotmtvlandclaims] v. 11, [signature] 

31, published separately. [1901.] p'. 481-196. 
Decisions [of Department and General Land Office] relating to pul)lic 

lands, v. 31, [signatures] 1-6, published separately. [1901.] p. 1-96. 

CENSUS OFFICE 
Census bulletin 96, 101-105 [12th census]. 4" 

Contents: 

Agriculture. Connecticut. No. lOJ. Oct. 11, 1901. 11 pp. 
Manufactures, Florida. No. 101. Oct. 5, 1901. 9 pp. 
Oregon. No. 105. Oct. 25, 1901. 13 pp. 



October, 1901 439 

Census bulletin — Continued. 

Ci/ittnits—CimVm{n.-(i. 

Popiilntiim liv si'x. Koneral iiativitv, ami color, bv States and Territories. No. 103. 

Get. 10. 1901. :« ])i). 
Vermont, Virfrinin, Wa.shington, West Virfrinia, Wiseonsin, and Wvoming. 

So.W. .'^ept. JX, I'.K)1. 10 pp. 
School, militia, and voting apes, Vermont, Virginia. Washington, West Virginia, 

Wi.sconsin, and Wyoming. No. 102. Oct. 9, lyoi. 20 \>]h 

[Rules froverninw leaves of alx-^ence of oiMi)lovi'es on account of sickness 
or contajrion.] Oct. 8, U»01. 1 p. 

COLUMBIA INSTITUTION FOR DEAF AND DUMB 

44tli annual rcjiort, 1901. 15 j)]). 

EDUCATION BUREAU 

Note.— Such publications of this Bureau as are in print may be had gratui- 
tously by addressing the Conim)s.sioner of Education. 

Annual statement of commissioner, 1901. 4o pj). (Wliole no. 277.) 
Report of commi,«sioner, 1900. 1901. v. 1, Ixxx + 1280 pp. il. ( Whole 
no. 275; Interior Dept., Report.*, 1900; II. doc. 5.) 
Contents: 

Alcohol physiology and superintendence; by W. O. Atwater. 

Alcoholism, Rol".- of school-teacher in struggle against: by A. Sluys. 

British India. System of public education in. 

City superintendent. Trail of; by .\aron (iove. 

Collegiate [course], Readj>istment of. to professional course; by S. E. Baldwin. 

Coniniissioner's introduction: by W. T. Harris. 

Education. Status of. at close of century; by N. >I. Butler. 

Educatioiuil directory [corrected to May. 1901]. 

Educational extension in I'nited States' [with bibliographies]; by H. B. Adams. 

Educational periodicals in I'nited StJites, List of. 

Europe, central. Education in. 

Great Britain and Ireland. Education in. 

High school, public. Justification of; by H. H. Morgan. 

High schools. Free, for rural )iupils; by H. R. Corbett. 

Libraries, public. Report of committee of National Educational Association on 

relations of. to public s<'hools [with bibliographies], 

society, and school. 

Old South work: by E. D. Mead. 

Play grounds. Public, and vacation schools. 

Porto Rico, Education in: by .lohn Eaton. 

Scholarsbi[), Obligations and opi>ortunities of: by E. A. Alderman. 

Secondary schools, English, Development of, for boys [with bibliographies]; by 

Ph. Anmstcin. 
South, Atlantic and central states of. Organization and development of American 

common school in. lK>0-(»: by A. D. Mayo. 
State school systems. Statistics of. 
Temperance physiology: by M. H. Hunt. 
Truant sc-hof)ls. 
Virginia and South Carolina, Some historical documents bearing upon common 

.school edu«iatioii in. previous to Civil War: Proposed ijlan for organization and 

support of common schools in Virginia, by Henry Ruffncr: .Vddress of H. A. 

Wise; Letter [of J. H. Thornwell] on public instructi<jn in South Carolina. 

FREEDMEN'S HOSPITAL 

Report, W. A. Wartield, actinjr surgeon in chief, [with report of train- 
ing school for nurses], 1901. 24 pj). 7 pi. 

GENERAL LAND OFFICE 

Annual report of commissioner, 1901. 156 pp. 

[Circular] C [to] registers and receivers [relative to commissions on home- 
stead entries on ceded Indian lands]. Sept. 6, 1901. 1 p. 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note.— The publications of the I'nited States Geological Survey include annual 
reports and Water-suiiply and Irrigatioti Paners. which are intended for free dis- 
tribution: and Monographs. Bulletins, ami folios of the Geologic ,Vtlas a( the 
United States, which are sold at i>rices ranging from .ic to Sll.OO each. Address 
the Director of the Geological Survev, Washington. For topographic sheets see 
pages -140. 441. 



440 October, 1901 

21st annual report, 1900, Charles D. Walcott, director; pt. 4, hydrog- 
raphv. 1901. 708 j^ xi i)p. 329 il. 137 pi. 22 maps, 1 in. pocket, 
large 8" (Interior Dept, Reports, 1900; H. doc. 5.) *$2.35 

Oonlciils: 

Black Hills, southern half of, and adjoining regions in South Dakota and 

WyDiiiing, Preliminary de.seription of geology and water resources of, by N. H. 

Darton. 
Uigh riains and their utilization: by \V. D. Johnson. 
Stream measureineiits. Report of progress of, for calendar year 1899: bv F. H. 

Newell [including articles by C. C. Babb, J. D. Schuyler, and V. D. Smith]. 

Geolofiic atla.s of United States, Coos Bay folio, Oreg. Library edition. 

1901. 5 pp. 7 il. 2 pi. 4 map.«, large 4" (Folio 73.) 
Geology and mineral re.sources of j)ortion of Copper River district, 

Alaska; by Frank Charles Schrader and Arthur Coe Spencer. 1901. 

94 pp. 8 pi. 5 map.«, large 8" (II. doc. 546. ) *.35c 

Occurrence and distribution of corundum in United States; by Joseph 

Hyde Pratt. 1901. 98 + iii i)p. 14 il. 12 pi. 2 maps. (Bulletin 

180.) *20c 

On pyrite and marcasite; [by] H. X. Stokes. 1901. 50 -^ iii pp. 2 il. 

1 pi. (Bulletin 186.) *10c 

Reconnaissances in Cape Nome and Norton Bay regions, Alaska, in 1900; 

bv Alfred H. Brooks, George B. Richardson, Arthur J. Collier, and 

Walter C. .Alendenhall. 1901. 222 pp. 3 il. 14 pi. 9 maps, large 8" 

(H. doc. 547.) *50c 

Contents: 

Nome, Cape, and adjacent gold fields of Seward Peninsula, Alaska, Reconnais- 
sance of, in 1900: by A. H. Brooks assisted 1)V G. B. Richardson and A. J. Collier. 

Norton Bay region, Alaska, Reconnaissance in, in 1900; by W. C. Mendenhall. 

Results of spirit leveling, 1901; by H. M. Wilson, J. H. Renshawe, 
E. M. Douglas, and R. U. Goode. 1901. 219 + iii pp. (Bulletin 
185. ) *20c 

Topographic sheets 

Note.— The Geological Survey is making a topographic map of the United 
States. The sheets of which it is comi)osed are projected without reference to 
political divisions, and are designated bv some prominent feature found on them. 
Three scales are used, 1:02,500, l:12r),oO0, and 1 : 250,000. These correspond, ap- 
proximately, to 1 mile, 2 miles, and 4 miles to 1 linear inch on the map. The size, 
unless otherwise given, is about 17.5 inches in height bv 11.5 to 16 inches in width, 
exclusive of tlie margin, the width varying with thelatitude. X description of 
the toiiographic map is printed on the reverse of each sheet catalogued. 

About three-tenths of the area of the coiintrv, excluding Alaska, has been 
mapped, nearly every State being represented". Massachusetts, Connecticut, 
Rhode Maud, New ,Iersey, and the District of Columbia are completelv mapped. 
Sheets of the regular size are sold by the Survev at 5c each; but in lot"s of 100 or 
more copies, whether of the same sheet or of diflVrent sheets, the price is 2c each. 

Topograjihic sheets are frci|uently reprinted. These reprints have heretofore 
been entered in the monthly catalogue, but will hereafter be omitted, unless 
they vary in some way from the original. A complete list of the sheets already 
published may be found in Geological Survey Bulletin 177, page 67-109. 

Arkansas, Gurdon quadrangle, lat. 33° 30'-34°, long. 93°-93° 30^. Scale 
1:125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Oct. 1901. 

Arkansas-Indian Territorv, Winslow (piadrangle, lat. 35° 30'-36°, long. 
94°-94° 30'. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Editon of 
June, 1901. 

Arkan.«as-Missouri, Eureka Springs quadrangle, lat. 36°-36° 30', long. 
93° 30'-94°. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of 
Oct. 1901. 

California, Kanjuines (juadrangle, lat. 38°-38° 15', long. 122°-122° 15'. 

Scale 1 : (52,500, contour interval 25 ft. Edition of July, 1901. 
California, Redlands quadrangle, lat. 34°-34° 15', long. 117°-117° 15'. 

Scale 1:()2,500, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Aug. 1901. 
California, San Jacinto (luadrangle, lat. 33° 30'-34°, long. 116° 30'-117°. 

Scale 1 : 125,000, contom- interval 100 ft. Editi(.)n of Sept. 1901. 
California, San Luis Rey quadrangle, lat. 33°-.33° 30', lontr. 117°-117°30'. 

Scale 1: 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. J:dition of July, 1901. 



October, 1901 441 

Georgia, :\Iarietta (iiiadraiifile, lat. 33° 3ty-34°, lonji. 84° 30'-So°. Scale 
1:125,000, n.ntour interval 50 ft. Edition of Aug. 1901. 

Indian Territory, .Vnlniore qna<lrangle, lat. 34°-34° 30', long. 97°-97° 

SO'. Scale i:lL'5,000, contour interval 50 ft. PMition of Au-r. 1901. 
Indian Territory, Nuvaka (luadranude, lat. 35° 30'-3(5°, lonu'. 9t)°-90° 3(y. 

Scale 1:125^000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of June, 1901. 
Iowa, Stanwood quadrangle, lat. 41° .3(y-42°, long. 91°-91° 30'. Scale 

1:125,000, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Sept. 1901. 
Iowa-Illinois, Kock I.-^land quadrangle, lat. 41° 30'-42°, long. 90° SO'-gP. 

Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 20 feet. Edition of Aug. 1901. 
Maryland, Drum Point «|uadrangle, lat. 38° 15'-3S° 30', long. 7()° 15'- 

7t)° 30'. Scale 1 :t52,5(X), contour interval 20 ft. Edition of July, 1901. 
INIarvland, Leonardtown quadrangle, lat. 38° 15'-38° 30', long. 76° 30'- 

76° 45'. Scale 1 :62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Sept. 1901. 
Marvlantl-West Virginia-Pennsylvania, Frostburg quadrangle, lat. 39° 

30'-39° 45', long. 78° 45'-79°. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. 

Edition of Sept. 1901. 
Minnesota, Minneapolis sheet, lat. 44° 45'-45°, long. 93° 15'-93° 30'. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Oct. 1901. 
Missouri, De Soto (piadrangle. lat. 38°-38° 30', long. 90° 30'-91°. Scale 

1:125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Sept. 1901. 
Montana, Marvsville special map, lat. 46° 43'-16° 50', long. 112° 14'- 

112° 21'. Scale 1 : 31 ,250, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Sept. 1901. 
Montana, Rosebud quadrangle, lat. 45°-45° 30', long. 107°-107° 30'. 

Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Sept. 1901. 
Montana, St. Xavier quadrangle, lat. 45°-45° 30', long. 107° 30'-108°. 

Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 50 and 100 ft. Edition of Aug. 1901. 
New York, West Point quadrangle, lat. 41° 15' -4\° 30', long. 73° 45'- 

74°. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Sept. 1901. 
New York-Connecticut, Clove sheet, lat. 41° 30'-41° 45', long. 73° 30'- 

73° 45^ Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Oct. 1901. 
New York-Vermont, Cam1)ridge quadrangle, lat. 43°-43° 15', long. 73° 

15'-73° 30'. Scale 1: 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Oct. 

1901. 
North Carolina-Tennessee, Asheville quadrangle, lat. 35° 30'-36°, long. 

82° 30'-83°. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of 

Aug. 1901. 
Tennessee-North Carolina, Knoxville quadrangle, lat. 35° 30'-36, long. 

83° 30'-84. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of 

Oct. 1901. 
Texas-Indian Territory, Denison fpiadiangle, lat. 33° 30'-34°, long. 96° 

30'-97°. Scale 1: 125,0(X), contour interval 50 ft. Proof edition of 

July, 1901. 
Wisconsin, The Dells quadrangle, lat. 43° 30'-43° 45', long. 89° 45'-90°. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Sept. 1901. 

nYDK(K;KAl'HV DIVISION 

Geology and water resources of Nez Perce County, Idaho [with Bibli- 
ography of artesian waters]; by Israel Cook Russell. 1901. pt. 2, 
p. 87-141, 10 il. ( Water-supi)ly and irrigation pai>ers 54.) *5c 

Geology an<l water resource.-^ of portion of Yakima County, Wash.; by 
George Otis Smith. 1901. 68 pp. 8 il. 6 pi. map. (Water-supi)ly 
and irrigation pai)ers 55. ) *10c 

Operati<tns at river stations, [calendar year] 1900, report. 1901. pt. 6, 
p. 489-575. ( Water-.su])ply and irrigation pajiers .52; H.doc. 554. ) 

*10c 



442 OCTOBEH, 1901 

INDIAN BUREAU 

INDIAN SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT 

Course of study fur Indian schools, industrial and literary. 1901. 276 
])I.. il. 

PATENT OFFICE 

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in single copies and ni<iiitlily vohinies, the former at 5c and the latter at 8-5.00. 
The former are not en uiiu' rated in this catalogue. For certified copiesof patents, 
including specification, drawing, certificate, and grant, the price is 80c. A variety 
of indc.xi's, giving a coiii]>lctc view of the worlc of tlie otlice from 1790 to date, are 
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and panipldct Tatent Laws are furnished free. The Patent Office issues coupon 
orders in packages of -JO at Sl.OO per i)ackage, or in books containing 100 coupons 
at SS.dO i)er book. One coupon will procure a specification w^ith drawings, and two 
coupons a copv of the Official Gazette. They are good until used. Address Chief 
Clerk, Patent Office. 

Alphal)etical list of patentees and inventions for quarter ending June 30, 

1901. 244 pp. large 8" [Index to v. 95 of Official Gazette.] 
Official (gazette, Oct. 1-29, 1901; v. 97, nos. 1-5. 1-962 f [ciii] pp. il. 

large 8" [Weekly.] 10c single copy, 85.00 a yr 

Note.— Contains the patents, trade-marks, designs, and labels issued each week; 

also decisions of the Commissioner of Patents and of United States courts in 

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Departmental order 32 [1901]; Oct. 5, 1901. 1 p. narrow 8° 

General court-martial order 120-127, 129-141 [1901]; Julv 13- Aug. 12, 

1901. 12" 
General information concerning U. S. S. Catskill, offered for sale. [Oct. 

24, 1901.] [2] 1. narrow 12" 
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Navy yard order 249-258, employment of labor at navy yards; Oct. 2-29, 

1901. Narrow 12" [Corrected 2d print of no. 250 was issued.] 
Special order 15 [1901]; Oct. 14, 1901. 1 p. 12" 

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Specifications [for naval suj)plies; Oct. 1901]. 12° 

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by the office in Washington and also by agents at the principal American and 
foreign seaports and American lake ports. Coiiios of the Hydrographic Bulletin 
and Notice to Mariners arc supplied free on application at the Hydrographic 
Office in Washington and at the branch offices in Boston, New York, Philadel- 
phia, Baltimore, Norfolk, Savannah, New Orleans, San Francisco, Portland 
(Oreg.), Port Townsend, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, Sault Ste. Marie, and 
Duluth. 

Addenda [to] Bay of Bengal Pilot, 1901 [British Admiraltv]. [1901.] 

Ip. 
Hydrographic bulletin, weekly, 631-635; Oct. 2-30, 1901. Each 1 p. 

large 4", f", and ol)long f" 
NoTK.— Contains accounts of obstructions and dangers along the coast and the 

principal ocean routes, etc. 



October, 1901 443 

List of li'jlitsof tlu' world; v. 2, south and cast coasts of Asia and Africa 
and I'last Indies, inclndin*,' Australia, Tasmania, and New Zcalaml; 
corrected t.> Oct. 12, lUOl. [4] ; l^f> ! xvii pp. 4'^' ([Puhlication] 
31.) 20c 

Notice to Mariners, weekly, 40-48, 1901; Oct. 5-2(i. 409-4G6 + [18] 1. 
map. 

Note.— Contains information of newly discovered dangers to navigation and of 

establishment, and ohaiigos of Hglits and other aids. For economy and conven- 
ience in distrihiition the items in each numl)er relating to dilTerent geograpliical 
sections are reiirinted separately, as Notice to Mariners 10, sec. 1, etc. 

Sailing directions for Lake Huron, Strait of Mackinac, St. Clair and De- 
troit rivers, and St Marvs River. 1901. 231 pp. 7 il. 3 maps, 1 tab. 
([PublicationJ 10«c.) ' 40c 

Supplement [3 to] Coast of Jiritish Columbia, comprisin<r Juan de Fuca 
Strait, Tu^'et Sound, and Vancouver and C^'ieen Charlotte islands 
(publication 9t), edition of 1891). 1901. 84 1. 10c 

Charts 

Cayemites Bav, Haiti, West Indies, from latest information; diart 1995. 
Scale naut.m. =1.9 in. Oct. 1901. 26.8X41.9 in. 10c 

Fremantle, Cockbnrn Sound, and Warnbro Sound, west coast of Aus- 
tralia, api)r(iaches to, from latest British surveys, scale nant. m. 
=1 in.; with insets, C()ckl)nrn Sound, north channel, scale naut.m. 
=3 in.; Cockbnrn Sound, ,«outh channel, .scale naut. m.=3 in.; chart 
1907. Oct. 1901. 28.5 X 27.23, 7.1 X 8.7, and 7.2 X «.7 in. 30c 

Ishigaki Anchorage, Yaeyama Jinia, Saki Shima Croup, Japan, from 
Japanese survey in 1887; chart 1988. Scale naut. m.=2.5 in. Oct. 
1901. 26.54 X '19.09 in. 20c 

Luzon, Rhiliiii)ine Islands, northern portion of, with Ba.shi and Bahn- 
tang channels, by Spanish Navy, 1859 [etc., with i)lans of harbors, 
etc.]; chart 1726. Scale naut. m. =0.1 in. June, 1898, corrections 
Dec. 1899, Sept. 1901. 44 X 25.8 in. 40c 

Plans are — 

Aparri, Approaches to, from survey in June, 1900, by U. S. S. Bennington. Scale 

naut. m. = 1.5 in. t'>.5 x 5.4 in. 
Bikobian. Port of. from Si«inish survey, l.s.">9. Scale naut.m. = 1.15 in. 5.(i x ;?.(') in. 
Bolinao. Port, from survey in Nov. 1900, by U. S. S. Samar, with additions from 

survey by Tel. S. S. C'aliibria, isso. .'^cale naut. m. = 3.45 in. 5.4 x 6 in. 
Dilasak Bay, Western bight of, from survey in June, 1900, by U. S. S. Quiros. 

Scale naut.m. = 1.2 in. 4.9 ■ 4 in. 
Dimalaiisiui, Port of, from Spanish survey, 1859. Scale naut. m. =1 in. 5.4 x 3.6 in. 
Dirique, Port, from survev in Dec. 1900, by U.S.S. Samar. Scale 600 yds. = 2 in. 

5x4.3 in. 
Musji Bay, Fuga I., [surveyed] 1759. Scale naut.m. = 1.1 in. 4.9 x 5.25 in. 
San Esteban, Port, from survey in Dec. 1900, by U. S. S. Samar. Scale 700 yds. 

=2 in. 5.7 X 3.H in. 
S. Fernando. Port. Scale naut. m. =1.0« in. 3.1 x 3.3 in. 
San Pio V., Port, Kamiguin, 1.. from British and Spanish surveys in 1791 and 1859. 

Scale naut.m = 1.05 in. 4. .55 x 4.1 in. 
S. Vincente, Port, Cape Engano, [surveved] 18.59. Scale naut. m. = 0.6 in. 

5.5x4.4 in. 
Sual, Port, from United States survey in 1901. Scale naut.m. =1.75 in. 5.6x5.7in. 

Magellan Strait, Chile, South America, Anchorages in or near, from 
British and Chilean survevs, 1829-98; chart 452^ Sept. 1901. 
21.17X24.03 in. ' 20c 

Famine Reach, coast and anchorages between Cape San Isidro and Gla-scott Point 

with opposite shore of Dawson I.sland. Scale naut. m. = 0.97 in. 9 x 11.7 in. 
Fortescue and Cordes bays and Port San Miguel, Froward and English reaches. 

Scale naut.m. =0.97 in. 7.8 x 11.7 in. 
Harris, Port, Dawsf>n Island, east coast, from Chilean survey in 1898. Scale 2,000 

yds. = 7.06 in. 21. (! x 12.5 in. 
Labyrinth Islainls, Clarence I.,ea.xt coa.st. Scale naut.m. =0.75 in. 4.9x4.3 in. 
San Antonio, Port, Dawson Island, west coast. Scale naut. m. = 1.34 in. 4.9 x 

7.4 in. 



444 October, 1001 

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, ( )ct. lltUi ; chart 1400. Scale 1° long. 

= 0.27 in. 21X32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

>{f)TE._('()i)tiiins, ill addition to siiilinR routes, etc., standard compass di.sturbed 

bvtt "tjroiind" in li(,'lu circuit: einmtor crossiufrs in Pacific Ocean: use of oil at 

sea: charts i>ii»)lislied. etc.. .Sept. l-_'7. l'.K»l: forecast and review of weather. 

Pilot chart of north Pacilic Ocean, Nov. li»01; chart 1401. Scale 1° long. 
= 0.2 in. 20.7 X^.'i.:^ in. [Monthly.] 10c 

XciTK. — Contains, in a<ldition to sailing routes, etc., forecast of wind and 
weather: storni»tracks; charts i)ul)lished, etc., .Sept. 1.5-Oct. l.i, lyOl; fishing banks; 
table for obtaining true direction and force of wind from deck of moving ves,sel; 
equator crossings in .Vtluiitic Ocean. 

Saki Shiiua [or] Miyako Jiina (Jroup, 8outhwe.stern Islands, Japan, 
Islands [etc.] of, from British and Japanese surveys to 1887; chart 
1969. Oct. 1901. 20.9X34.9 in. 20c 

Broughton, Port, [or] Kura Wan, Pa Chung San. Scale naut. m. = 1.9.5 in. 4 x 

■i.- in. 
Kunii [Island] . Scale naut. m. = 0..t in. 3.8 X 4.5 in. 

Saki Shiina Group, Kasteni jiart of. S<-ale naut. m. = OAr> in. 14 x lO.u in. 
Saki Shima [or] Miyako Mum (iroup. Scale 1° lat. =3.1 in. 7.1 x 10.6 in. 
Yaeyama .lima, western |)art of Saki Shima Group. Scale naut. m. = O.-t in. 20.9 
x 24.3 in. 

Seward Roads andWelles Harbor, Midway Islands, north Pacific Ocean, 
from survey by V. S. S. Iroquois in June and July, 1900; chart 1951. 
Scale naut. m. = 8 in. Oct. 1901. 33.8 X 27.7 in. 10c 

Tanamo, Port, north coast of Cuba, West Indies, Entrance to, from 
survev in 1901 bv U. S. S. Vixen; chart 1990. Scale 1000 vds. = 7.2 
in. Oct. 1901. 29.4 X 25.8 in. 10c 

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1901]. 

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United States Ullieial Postal Guide, 2d series, v. 23, uo. 10; Oct. 1901. 

Philadelphia. 52 pp. 12" [.Monthly.] $2.00 a yr 

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Lasher, 147 North 10th street, I'hiladelvhia. 

FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE 

Schedule of steamers appointed to convey mails to foreign countriea 
during Nov. 1901. 1 p. narrow f" [^lonthly.] 

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE 

Daily bulletin of orders affecting postal service, v. 22, nos. 6578-6604; 
Oct. 1-31, 1901. f° [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 



State Department 



Note.— Tlie state Department distribntes the Consular Reports and otlier De- 
partmental publications gratuitously. For sale of laws .see page 43^1. 

Diplomatic list, Oct. 1901. 12 pp. 24" [Monthly.] 

Foreign relations. Papers relating to, with annual mes.«age of President, 
1899. 1901. xcii - 823 pp. 2 maps. (H. doc. 1 [pt. 1], 56th Cong. 
1st sess. ) 

History of Department of State, its formation and duties, with biogra- 
phies of its present officers and secretaries from beginning. 1901. 
136 ijp. 4 pi. 46 por. 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

Note.— This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices 
usually ranging from 5c to GOc. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

Monthly bulletin, Oct. 1901; whole no. 97, v. 11, no. 4. p. 669-872. 

(H. doc. 356, pt. 10.) [Contains articles in English, Spanish, Portu- 
guese, and French.] 25c single copy, $2.00 a yr 
Contents: 

Accessions to library. 

Argentina. Reception of Minister M(?rou: live-stock industry; classifications of 
imports and expf)rts; wheat, linseed, and maize crops; cost of production of 
wheat and linseed; cement trade; Buenos Ayres and Rosjirio Railway Com- 
pany; miscellaneous notes. 

Bolivia. President's message; new consul-general. 

Book notices. 

Brazil. Commercial statistics; report of minister of finance; sugar industry; Brit- 
ish and German commercial rivalry in Brazil; notes. 

Bureau of .American Republics, Gerraan view of. 

Chile. President Riesco's cabinet; exhibits at Pan-American Exposition; notes. 

Coffee. Consumption of. 

Colombia. Notes. 

Costa Rica. Modification of tariff on boots and shoes. 

Cuba. Notes. 

Ecuador. Notes. 

Guatemala. Commercial relations with United States. 

International assemblages. 

Latin America, Trade opportunities in. 

Mexico. President's messMge; foreign commerce, 1901; concession for bank in 
State of Chiapas; transcoiitineiital railway, Guadalajara as an industrial center; 
cave dwellers: miscellaneous notes. 

Nicaragua. Foreign commerce in 1900; concession for new banking institution; 
free entry of rice. 

Paraguay. Native viirieties and preparations of maize. 

Periodicals aiirl ncw'pai)ers on lile. 

Peru. President's message; mining industries; notes. 

Salvador. Notee. 

Spanish .\merica. Trade with. 

United States. Trade with Latin .America: foreign commerce in .\ug. UtOl; im- 
ports of tropical produets; commerce with Spain: highest mountain in North 
America f>lount McKinley. .VlaskaJ; miscellaneous notes. 

l^ruguay. Kxjxirtation ofslaughterhou.se products; railway reports; notes. 

■Venezuela. Notes. 



446 October, I'JOl 

BERCtEN. NORWAY, INTERNATIONAL FISHERIES EXPOSI- 
TION, i-sys 

Report of commissioner to exhibition [with bibhofrraphies of American 
tisii and fisheries]. Dec. 11, 1900 [published] 1901. xxvii-r44o 
l»p. 311 il. 67 pi. 2 maps. (S. doc. 39.) 

FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Advance sheets of consular reports, Oct. 1-31, 1901; nos. 1150-76. 2 il. 
[Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 

Consular Reports, Oct. 1901; v. 67, no. 253. xx + 165-310 pp. 3 il. 
(H. doc. 556, pt. 2.) [Monthly. These articles have appeared 
previously in the Advance sheets.] *15c 

ContenU: 

AOrial navigation in France: by Thornwell Haynes. 
Africa. German east: by J. F. Winter. 

sonth. Trade conditions in: by J. G. Stowe. 

Trade in: by .1. G. .Stowe. 

Agricultural exposition in N'antes: by J. I. Brittain. 

Austria-Hungary, .\nierican competition in: by C. B. Hurst. 

Bauxite in NcwSouth Wales: by O. H. Baker. 

Bea<l trimmings in Kibenstock: by E. L. Harris. 

Bicycles in Turkey: by T. H. Norton. 

Brazil. Financial situation in: by C. B. Bryan. 

Chicle gum in Mexico: by E. H. Thompson. 

China. I'mtcction of roads in [regulations]: transmitted by H. G. Squires. 

southern. American trade in: by R. M. McWade. 

Chinese trade in 19()1: by H. (i. S<iuires. 

Coal hoistcr. .vmerican, at .\lexandria: by J. G. Long. 

Cognac industry of Malaga; by B. H. Ridgely. 

Copra in Straits .Settlements: by O. F. Williams. 

Corundum deposits of Canada: by J. L. Bittinger. 

Cotton in central Asia: by Thomas Smith. 

ColKin ^lu•etings, Demand for: by R. P. Skinner. 

Cyprus, Commerce of: by G. B. Ravndal. 

Dawson, Conditions in: by J. C. McCook. 

Diamonds in New South Wales; by O. H. Baker. 

Electric traction, High-spt>e<l. at Berlin: by F. H. Mason. 

Electrical develojinients in (ireece: by F. W. ,)ackson. 

Engines, .\merican, in Gla>gow: transmitted by S. M. Taylor. 

Fire-insurance oi>portunities in France: by R. P. Skinner. 

Foreign reports and publications. 

German exports to United States: by F. H. Ma.son. 

German tarill, Proi)osed new; by F. H. Mason. 

Germany, United States trade with; by A. D. White. 

Gold mines in Korea: by H. N. .Vlleii. 

Grain crop of Russia: by T. E. Heenan. 

Grain imi)orts, German", from Russia and United States; by E. L. Harris. 

Harput, Exhibition of American goods at: by T. H. Norton. 

Hungary, Industrial movements ni; by Soren Listoe. 

Ice in France: by Thorinvell Haynes. 

Ivory market, .Antwerp: by G. F. Lincoln. 

.Japan. Economic c(mditions in, by A. H. Lay: transmitted by A. E. Buck. 

Industrial development in: bv E. C. Bellows. 

,Tai>anese trade in 1900: by E. C. Bellows. 

Kongo Free State, Resources of: transmitted by G. W. Roosevelt. 

Live stock and forestry in eastern Siberia, by E. T. Smirnoff: transmitted by R. T. 

Greener. 
Mangoes in India: bv W. T. Fee. 
Match trade in India; by W. T. Fee. 

Metal exports and imports. German, in 1901; by F. H. Mason. 
Metal workers' school in Saxony: by E. T. Liefeld. 
Mineral treasures of Palestine: "tran.smitted by E. L. Harris. 
Mining in Ontario: by A. G. Seyfert. 
.Musical instruments, German trade in: tran.>;mitted by B. H. Warner, jr. 

Notes. 

Patent medicines in .Austria: by C. B. Hnrst and F. W. Hos.efeld. 

Persia, Trading companv in [rules]; transmitted by John Tyler. 

Peru, Trade of, in liHHl; by I. B. Dudley. 

Quinine auction sale at Batavia: by B. S. Rairden. 

Salesmen, .\mcrican, in (ireat Britain: by Marshal Halstead. 

Slave trade in Egypt and .\byssinia; by .1. G. Long. 

Steamship Companv, Hambu'rg-.Xmerican, New lines of; by Richard Gucnther. 

Stcam>lui. line, French, Report of, for 1900: by .V. M. Thackara. 

Suez Canal trallic; transmitted by .1, G. Long. 

Wagon roads in Palestine: by Selah Merrill. 

Wheat, Shortage of. in France; by R. P. Skinner. 

Yucatan, Free import.s into; by W. W. Canada. 



October, 1901 447 

Exports clt'tlare<l for I'nited .States, returns from consular districts for 
quarter ended Mar. 31, 1901. vii -f 124 pi>. (H. doc. 557.) 

intp:rnatioxal prison co:mmission 

Penal codes of France, (ierinany, IJeltriuiii, and Japan, reports |»rei>ared 
for coniiuission; S. J. Barntws, conunissioner. Feb. 25, U»t)l. x + 
158 pp. (H. doc. 489.) 

Contents: 

Belgian pcniil code; by Adolph Prins. 
[Fnmce] Criniiiial law; by E. .lariio. 

Criminal procfdure: by Alfred Le roittt'vin. 

Tendfiicies of penal le^rislation: l)y K. Berenger. 

German criminal eixle. Keceiit ehanges in; by Hermann Adami. 
German Kmtiire. Criminal law of: by WoUgaiip Mittermnier. 
.Japanese cdde of criminal procedure: by Kcigo Kiyoiira. 
Japanese prisons. 

ROLI^S AND LIBRARY BUR?:AU 

Documentary history of Constitution, 1786-1870, derived from records, 
manuscrii)ts, and rolls deposited in Bureau of Rolls and Lil^rary of 
Department of State. 1894 [1901]. v. 1, 2, v + 385 and iv -^ 897 
pp. f° (H. doc. 529 [pt.s. 1, 2].) 

*Cloth, $3.50, *paper, SS.OO, for set (3 v.) 
XoTE. — Orijrinally published as appendi.x to Bulletin 1. 3, 5. and 7 of the Rolls 
and Library Bureau. Volume 1 contains a letter from Mr. Pinckney to the Secre- 
tary of State. Mr. Adams, and its accompanying' draft of a Constitvition. recently 
found in the State Department and restored to the papers of the Constitution. 
They are here printed, pages 309-321, to replace the copy of the draft made by 
Mr. Adams' direction, noted by him as "I'ajK'r furnished by Mr. Pinckney," and 
tiled with the archives of the Constitution in l.si9 which appeared in the tirst 
edition of this volume, pages ;«)9-318. 



Treasury Department 

Change of official designation of Executive ^lansion [from Executive 
Man.sion to White House]. Oct. 23, 1901. 1 p. 4° (Dept. circu- 
lar 93, 1901; Division of Appointments. ) 

Statement of pulilic debt and cash in Treasury, Oct. 1901. 1 j). f" 
[Monthly.] 

Treasurv decisions under tariff, internal revenue, immigration, naviga- 
tioii laws, etc., weekly, v. 4, nos. 40-44; Oct. 3-31, 1901. [Depart- 
ment decisions numbered 23287-340, including general appraisers* 
decisions 4998-5015, and internal revenue decisions 414—12(5.] 

APPRAISERS 

Reappraisements of merchandise bv general appraisers [on Sept. 27- 
Oct. 25, 1901]; Oct. 7-28, 1901. ' 4° (Reappraiseraent circulars 745- 
756; Division of Customs. ) [Weekly.] 

AUDITOR FOR STATE AND OTHER DEPARTMENTS 

Annual report, 1901. 40 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2240.) 

BOOKKEEPING AND WARRANTS DIVISION 

Comparative statentent of receipts and expenditures of United States 
[for month and 4 months ending Oct. 1900 and 1901]. 1 p. oblong 8" 
[Monthly.] 

Statement of Treasury, Oct. 1-31, 1901. f^ach [3] pp. 4° [Daily except 
Sundays and holidays.] 

408— No. 82—01 2 



448 (JcTOBEU, 1901 

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 

jjoTE —The Charts, roast I'iloto, and Tide Tables of the Coast and Geodetic Sur- 
vey are sold at the oflke of the Snrvcy, in Washington, and also by one or more 
sale-* aKents in each of the important American seaj^orts. The monthly Notice to 
Mariners mav he had free at these aKencies.at nil I'nited States custom-houses, at 
the branch hydrographic oBices of tlie Navy Department, at United States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coast Survey. 

Notice to Mariners 27(5; Sept. 1901. 10 + [2] pp. 4° [Monthly.] 

IsoTE.— Contains corrections for charts of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, with 
lists of new charts, canceled editions, etc. 

Charts 

Columbia River, sheet 1, entrance to upper Astoria; chart 6140. Scale 
1:40,000. Sept. 1901, first pubHshed 1868. 24.3X34 in. 25c 

New York Bav and Harl)or; chart 120. Scale 1: 80,000. Oct. 1901, first 
pubHshed 1866. 33X26.7 in. 50c 

Porto Rico; chart 920. Mercator projection. Sept. 1901. 25.6X41.2 
in. 50c 

Roche Harbor and approaches. Wash.; chart 6381. Scale 1:10,000. 
Sept. 1901. 37.1X32.8 in. 50c 

St. Simon Sound, Brunswick Harbor, and Turtle River, Ga.; chart 447. 
Scale 1:40,000. Oct. 1901, first pubhshed 1860. 19.1X29.2 
in. 25c 

"Washington, Sea coast and interior waters of, Gravs Harbor to Semiah- 
moo Bav; chart 6400. Scale 1:300,000. Sept". 1901, first published 
1886. 38.8X32.7 in. 50c 

Y'aquina River entrance, Oreg.; chart 6057. Scale 1: 20,000. Oct. 1901, 
first published 1874. 24.9 X 19.6 in. 20c 

COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY 

Bulletin 442-445; Oct. 7-28, 1901. [Weekly.] 

Note.— Announces changes in officers of national banks, organization of new 
banks, liquidations, etc. 

National banks organized Mar. 14, 1900-Sept. 30, 1001. Oct. 1, 1901. 
1 p. 4° 

COMPTROLLER OF TREASURY 
Annual report, 1901. 9 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2239.) 

ENGRAVING AND PRINTING BUREAU 
Annual report of director, 1901. 22 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2241.) 
GOVERNMENT ACTUARY 

Market prices and investment values of outstanding securities [Sept. 
1901]. Oct. 1, 1901. 2 1)1). 4" (Dept. circular 92, 1901.) 

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE 

Concerning cxeini)tion of druggists from special tax as liquor dealers by 
pro\isions of sec. 3246, Revised Statutes, sale of malt extracts, l)it- 
ters and tonics. Oct. 18, 1901. 2 pp. 4" (Circular 60S.) 

Regulations and instructions c( mcernintr tax on distilled .si)irits. Apr. 15, 
1901. 264 pp. 9 11. ([Regulations] no. 7 revised.) 

Regtdations concerning a.-^sessinents. Oct. 30, 1901. 3 pp. (Regulations 
no. 1, supplement 1.) 



OCTOKEK, 1901 449 



LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD 

Note.— The Bulletins, Beacon and Bnoy Lists, and Light Li'<ts pulilished l>y the 
Lifjht-House Board {•an be obtaine<l, free of eharKe. on aiiplication to the ollice of 
the Board at Washington, the ins|)ectors of the several liuhlhoiise distric-ts, the 
United States eiistom-houses, the Hydrographie Otliee and its liranclies.and the 
sales agents of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 

Btlfletin 124, rei-eut chaiijres in aiils to navigation, (Kt. 1, 1901, coastd of 

rnite<l States. 22 ^ 2 i)p. 4" [Monthly.] 
6th District. List of beat-ons, Imovs, and <lay marks, from New River 

Inlet, X. C, to Jui)iter Inlet, Flii. ; eorrectetl to Oit. 1, 1901. 55 + iv 

pp. large 8" 

Notice to Mariners 138-105 of 1901; Oct. 1-31, 1901. p. 138-165, 4" 

Note. — Contains notices of establishment of new lights, light-vessels, and steam- 
whistles, changes in buoyage, etc. 

LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION 

Circulation statement, Oct. 1, 1901. 1 p. oblong; 8" [Monthly.] 

Note.— Estimated population, Oct. 1, iviOl, 7S,098,000; circulation per capita, 
$28.52. 

Registered bonds caveated ui)on books of Department, Oct. 1, 1901. 
1 p. i" [Monthly.] 

MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Instructions relative to care and preservation of quarantine steamers and 

boat ceremony and discipline. 1901. 20 pp. 
Public Health Reports, v. 16, nos. 40-43; Oct. 4-25, 1901. [xvi] -i- 2259- 

2527 pp. [Weekly.] 

Note. — This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as reported by the officers of the Marine Hospital Service and 
others, is for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is limited, and the document 
is intended only for health officers and other persons intereste<l in sanitary affairs. 
To obtain it application siiouiri be made to the Supervising Surgeon-General of 
the Marine Ho.spital Service, Treasury Department. No. 41 contains a special 
article, Plan for international agreement of American republics for sanitation of 
certain .seacoast cities; by Walter Wyman. 

HYGIENIC LABORATOKV 

Disinfection against mosquitoes with formaldehvd and sulphur dioxid; 
[by] M. J. Rosenau. Sept. 1901. 20 pp. (Bulletin 6.) 

NAVIGATION BUREAU 

Issue and surrender of marine documents, quarterlv accounts of tonnage. 
Oct. 24, 1901. 2 pp. 4° (Dept. circular 94, 1901.) 

REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE 

Report of cruise of revenue cutter Bear and overland expedition for 
relief of whalers in Arctic Ocean, Nov. 27, lS97-Sept. 13, 1898. 1899 
[1901]. 144 pp. 4 por. 50 pi. map. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2101 ; H. doc. 
511.) [For edition without Congre.s^innal (lorniniiit iiiiiiiImt see 
catalogue for August, 1899, page 375.] 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Advance sheets from Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance, 
showing details of imports and exports bv articles anil countries for 
Sept. 1901. 64 pp. 4" 

Exports of domestic brea<lstuffs, provisions, cotton, and mineral oil.«, 
Sept. 1901. 13 j)p 4" (Bulletin 3. i^erics 1901-02.) [Monthly.] 



450 October, 1901 

IinportjJ and ex])i)rts- of Unitcil States, Sei)t. 1901. 1 p. 4" [^lonthly.] 
Mcjiithlv Smiiiiiarv of CoinniLTce and Finance of United Statet-, Aug. 
HHU; no. 2, .>-eries li)(ll-()L\ \>. 4S9-92o, map, 4" 

TREASURER OF UNITED STATES 

24th annual report on sinking' fund and funded debt of District of Colum- 
bia, lilOl. 41 pp. (Treas. Dept. <loc. 2243.) 

Monthly statement, paper currency of each denomination outstanding 
Oct. 31, 1901. 1 p. oblong 24"' 



War Department 



Circular [granting permission to employees who are members of Union 
Veteran Legion to be absent from duties Oct. 7-12, 1901, for purpose 
of attending national encampment at Gettysburg, Pa.] . Oct. 1, 1901. 
1 p. 12" 

Drill regulations for light artillery. [Revised edition.] 1896 [1901]. 
554 pp. il. small 4" [Corrections inserted before title-page of 1896 
edition, reissued in 1899, are incorporated in text.] 

Military la\ys of United States; by George B. Davis. 4th edition. 1901. 
1152 pp. (H. doc. 545.) ' 50c 

Orders [modifying orders of Mav 8, 1900, relating to distribution of 
official Imsiness in Department]. Oct. 24, 1901. 4 pp. 12° 

Tariff circular 119; Oct. 24, 1901. 1 p. 12" [Corrections to paragraphs 
365 and 366 of Pliilippine Tariff.] 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL 

Army list and directory, officers of Army, Oct. 20, 1901; [no.] 23. 

67 pp. ' 10c 

Circular 35-40 [1901];' Oct. 7-28, 1901. 12° 

Enlistments for line of Army, Sept. 1901. 8 pp. 12° [Monthly.] 
General orders 129-138 [1901]; Oct. 2-29, 1901. 12" 
Military publications. List of military publications, books, pamphlets, 

etc., received Apr. 1-Sept. 1, 1901. 11 pp. 
Report. Annual report [to Secretary of War], 1901. 121 pp. 6 tab. 
Special orders 226-252 [1901]; Oct. 1-31, 1901. 12° [Daily except 

Sundays and holidays.] 
Stations of Army, Oct. 10, 24, 1901. Each [2] pp. ol)long f" [Weekly; 

none issued Oct. 3, 17, 31.] 

MII.ITAHV ACADEMY 

Annual report of superintendent [vyith reports of other officers, for year 

ending Sept. 1] 1901. 54 pp. 
Official register oi oflicers and cadets. U. S. M. A. press and bindery, 

June, 1901. 40 pp. 

ARMY 

Annual report of lieutenant-general commanding Army, 1901. 16 pp. 



October, 1901 451 

MILITARY DKPAKT.MKNTS AND DIVISIONS 

CuV)a. [Order inodifving paragraphs 214-226 and 286-318 of Customs 
Tariff.] Havana, Sept. 28, 1901. 11 j)].. (X(.. 206.) [p:nKlish 
and Sj)anish.] 

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT 

Circular 12 [1901]; Ort. 22, 1901. 2 pp. 12" 

General orders 12 [1901]; Oct. 14, 1901. 1 p. 12» 

Special orders 40, 41 [1901]; Oct. 25, 29, 1901. Each 1 p 12" 

Statement showiiifr rank, duties, and addresses of officers of Corps of 
Engineers. Oct. 1, 1901. 22 pp. 4" 

NORTHERN AND NORTHWESTERN LAKES SURVEY 

Bulletin 111», Lake IMicliigan and (ireen liay, to supplement informa- 
tion given uixin charts of (ireat Lakes. [Aug. 31] 1901. 25 pp. 4° 
(War Dept. doc. 146.) 

Bulletin lid, Lake Erie and Niagara River to Niagara Falls, to supple- 
ment information given upon charts of Great Lakes. [Sept. 14] 
1901. 19 pp. 4" (War Dept. doc. 146.) 

Bulletin lie, Niagara River below Niagara Falls, Lake Ontario, St. 
Lawrence River to St. Regis, to supplement infoniiation given ujion 
charts of Great Lakes. [Sei)t. 7] 1901. 26 pp. 4" (War Dept. doc. 
146.) 

Supplement 2, corrections and additions to Bulletins lla-lle. Lake 
Superior and St. ]\Iarys River; Lake ^lichigan and Green Bay; 
Lake Huron, St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair, Detroit River; Lake 
Erie and Niagara River to Niagara Falls; Niagara River below 
Niagara Falls, Lake Ontario, St. Lawrence River: to supplement 
information given ui)on charts of Great Lakes. Oct. 15, 1901. 27 
pp. 4" (War Dept. doc. 146.) 

Charts 

Note. — Lake Survey charts may be obtained of Major W. L. Fisk. Oftice U. S. 
Lake Survey. Detroit," Mich. Tliey will be sent by express, tiie express chiirKesto 
be paid by" the purchaser on receipt of tlie charts, or free by mail at the pur- 
chaser's risk. Purchasers should indicate, when ordering the charts, whether 
they wish them sent by express or mail. 

Fairport Harbor, Ohio. Scale 1:8,000. Oct. l(i, 1901. 24.4X16.1 
in. 12c 

Muskegon Harl)or, Lake Michigan, including Muskegon Lake. Scale 
1:15,000. Oct. 15, 1901. 2L8 X 33.8 in. 15c 

INSPECTOR-GENERAL 

Annual report to lieutenant-general commanding Army, 1901. 102 pp. 

INSULAR AFFAIRS DIVISION 

In re claims made against United States by reason of military operations, 
en(aiiii)nient of troops, conduct of soldiers, etc., in Porto Rico, Cul)a, 
Hawaii, and Philipinnes. [1901.] 15 i)p. 

Monthlv sunnnarv of commerce of Cuba, Mar. 1901 ; no. 9, series 1900-01. 
p. 669-767, 4" *10c 

Same, Apr. 1901; no. 10, series 1900-01. i>. 769-861, 4" *10c 

Same, May, 1901; no. 11, series 1900-01. p. 863-953, 4" *10c 



452 October, 1901 

JUDGTvADVOCATE-liENERAL 
Report, 1901. 11 pp. 

ORDNANCE AND FORTIFICATION BOARD 
11th report, Nov. 1, 1900-June 30, 1901. 1901. 22 pp. 
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 

Instructions to bidders and specifications governing manufacture of 
12-inrh disappearing gun carriages, L. F., model of 1901. Revised 
Oct. 1, 1901. 10 pp. 12" 

Standard methods of chemical tests of nitrocellulose and of smokeless 
powder for cannon. Sept. 27, 1901. 7 pp. 12" 

WATERVLIET ARSENAL 

List of nitre and steel borings and turnings for sale at arsenal. 1901. 
3 pp. 4° 

PAY DEPARTMENT 

Annual report of paymaster-general, 1901. 21 pp. 
Monthly station list of officers, Oct. 1, 1901. 3 pp. 
Stoppage circular, Oct. 15, 1901. 9 pp. [Monthly.] 

QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT 

Annual report of quartermaster-general, 1901. 28 pp. 

Roster showing stations and duties of officers, Oct. 15, 1901. 6 pp. 

[Monthly.] 
Specifications 555; Oct. 24, 1901. 2 pp. 

RECORD AND PENSION OFFICE 

Report of chief, 1901. 43 pp. 

War of the ReV)ellion, compilation of official records of Union and Con- 
federate armies, general index and additions and corrections; John 
S. Moodey, indexer. 1901. li + 1242 pp. (H. doc. 558.) 

SIGNAL OFFICE 
Orders 20, 21 [1901] ; Oct. 1, 15, 1901. Each 1 p. 12" 
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT 

How to feed an army. 1901. 171 pp. 1 il. 1 pi. 12" (WarDept.doc. 
129.) 25c 

Roster [of oflicers], Oct. 1, 1901. 3 pp. [Monthly.] 

District of Columbia 

Streets. Report of superintendent of Street-Cleaning Department, 1901. 
46 p]). map. 



OCTOBEK, 1901 453 



Smithsonian Institution 

Note.— In its latest price-list the Smithsonian Institution publishes this note: 
"The publications of the Smithsonian Institution consist of, 1, Contributions to 
Knowledge; 2, Miscellaneous Colleciioiis; :5, annual reports; 4, special papers. 
No sc/s of these are for sale or distrihutinn. and must of the volumes are out of 
print. The edition of volumes of t'ontribiitions and Collections is limited, and is 
distributed only to designated public libraries and to learned institutions in this 
country and abroad. A small edition of some i>f the papers in the above series 
is printed for sale or exchange. Members of ('(jiigress have co|>ies of the reports 
at their disposal, and they are also for .sale by the Superintemlent of Documents." 
The ann\ial reports are "the only Smithsonian publications that are ri'gularly 
is.siied as public documents. All the <Hhers are paid for from the private funds of 
the Institution. Separates from the reports are for exchange, and for free distribu- 
tion to authors and specialists, but not for sale. The annual reports arc included 
in the C^ongre.ssional set. 

Aerial navisiation. Lanjrlev aerodrome; from re))iirt, 1(»()(). 1901. p. 

197-21H, -.i il. () pi. ( [Pnl)lioation] 1269. ) 
Lord Ravleijili on Hitrht; from report, 1900. 1901. ji. 19o, 196. 

([Piil)lication] 126S.) 
Progress of aeronautics, l)v J. Janssen; from rejxtrt, 1900. 1901. 

p. 187-193. ( [Pul)lication]'l267. ) 
Zeppelin air shi]), l>v Thoma.s E. Curtis; from report, 1900. 1901. 

p. 217-222, 6 1)1. ( [i'uhlii-ation] 1270.) 
Africa. Through Africa from the Ca]ie to Cairo, bv Ewart S. Grogan; 

from report, 1900. 1901. j.. 431-148, 2 pi. 2 maps. ([Publication] 

1283.) 
Astronomv. Progress in astronomy during 19th centurv, l)v Norman 

J.ockver; from report, 1900. 'l901. p. 123-147. "([Piiljlication] 

1262.) 
Beaver. Outlaw, character study of beaver who was cast out by his com- 
panions, by A. Radclvffe Dugmore; from report, 1900. 1901. p. 

517-522, 6 pi. ([Pul)lication] 1289.) 
Biology. Growth of l)iology in 19th century, by Oscar llertwig; from 

rei)ort, 1900. 1901. p. 461-478. ([PubHcation] 1285.) 
Box 82; list of documents and other publications of Government, July 8- 

Oct. 24, 1901, distributed for Lil)rary of Congress through Smith- 
sonian Institution. 1901. 7 p|). 
Chemistry. Progress in chemistry in 19th century, l)y William Ram- 
say; from report, 1900. 1901. p. 23.3-257, 2 il.' ([Publication] 

1272. ) 
China. Mutual helpfulness l)etween China and Unite<l States, by Wu 

Ting-Fang; from report, 1900. 1901. j). 565-574. ([Publication] 

1294. ) 
Color photography. Notable advance in color i>hot()graphy; from 

report, 1900. 1901. p. 523-526, 5 il. 1 pi. ([Publication] 1290.) 
f^lecricitv during 19th centurv, by Elihu Thomson; from report, 1900. 

1901". p. 333-358. ([Publication] 1277.) 
Extinct animals. Restoration of extinct animals, by Fre<leric A. Lucas; 

from report, 19(X). 1901. p. 479-192, 2 il. 8 pi. ([Publication] 

1286.) 
Folklore. Chinese folklore and some western analogies, l)y Frederick 

Wells Williams; from report, 1900. 1901. j). 575-600. ([Publica- 
tion] 1295.) 
Fox. Breeding of arctic fox, bv Henrv de Varignv; from report, 1900. 

1901. p. 527-533. ( [Pul)lication]' 1291. ) 
Geographic con(|uests of 19th century, bv (iilbert H. (irnsvenor; from 

report, 1900. 1901. p. 417-430, "12 if. map. ([Publication] 1282.) 



454 October, 1901 

GeoldKV. (.Vnturv ot jreolo^'v, l)y Josi'itli Lt- Conte; from report, 1900. 

liH)l. p. 2(55-287. ([riil)lication] 1274. ) 
Evolutional fieolotrv, l)v W. J. Sollas; from report, 1900. 1901. p. 

2S9-.S14, 1 1)1. ([I'lililieation] 1275.) 
Huxlev Thoma.« H. Lesson of life of Huxlev, l)v William Keith Brooks; 

from report, 1900. 1901. p. 701-711. "([rublieation] 1308.) 
Remini.-^cenees of Huxlev, bv John Fiske; from report, 1900. 1901. 

p. 713-728. ([Puhlication] 1304.) 
Ice breaker. Yermak iee breaker, by Vice-Admiral Makanjff; from 

report, 1900. 1901. p. 449-459, 3 pi. ([Publication] 1284.) 
Incan(le.«cent mantles, bv Vivian B. Lewe.s; from report, 1900. 1901. 

p. 387-401, 2 il. ( [Publication] 1280. ) 
Indian Ocean. On solar chan<res (»f temperature and variations in rain- 
fall in region surrounding Indian Ocean, bv Norman Lockver [and 

W. J. S. Lockver]; from report, 1900. 'l901. p. 173-184, 2 pi. 

([Publication] 1265.) 
Li(]uid hydrogen, ])v James Dewar; from report, 1900. 1901. p. 259- 

264, 4 pi. ([Piililication] 1273.) 
Malaria, bv(ieorge M. Sternberg; from report, 1900. 1901. p. 645-656. 

([PubUcation] 1298.) 
Mars. Notes on Mars, bv Robert Ball and others; from report, 1900. 

1901. p. 157-172. ([Publication] 12H4.) 
Medicine. Progress of medicine in 19th centurv, l)v John 8. Billings; 

from report, 1900. 1901. i>. 637-644. ([Pul)lic^tion] 1297.) 
Mesopotamia. Discoveries in Mesopotamia, bv Friedrich Delitzsch; 

from report, 1900. 1901. p. 535-549, 10 pi.' ([Publication] 1292.) 
Meteorologv. Use of kites to ol)tain meteorological ol)servations, bv 

A. Lawrence Rotch; from report, 1900. 1901. p. 223-231, 3 pi. 

([Publication] 1271.) 
Nature ]nctures, l)y A. Radclvffe Dugmore; from re])ort, 19,00. 1901. 

p. 507-515, 13 pi. ( [Publication] 1288. ) 
Ocean. Life in the ocean, bv Karl Brandt; from report, 1900. 1901. 

p. 493-506. ( [ Publ icat ion ] 1287.) 
Pekin. Loot of imperial summer [)alace at Pekin, bv Count d'Heris.^on; 

from report, 1900. 1901. p. 601-635. ( [Publication] 1296. ) 
Pekin O))servatorv; from report, 1900. 1901. p. 185, 186, 4 pi. ([Pub- 
lication] 1266.) 
Physics. Imjierial phvsico-technical institution in Charlottenburg, by 
■ Henrv S. Carhart"; from report, 1900. 1901. p. 403-415, 4 pi. 

([Publication] 1281.) 

Progress in phvsics in 19tii centurv, bv T. ('. INIendenhall; from 

report, 1900. 1901. j). 315-331. ( [Publication] 1276.) 

Psvchical research of [19th] centurv, bv Andrew Lang; from report, 

1900. 1901. p. 675-681. ([Pnl>li"cati(m] 1300. ) 
Riidiations. Unsuspected radiations, bv Prince KrojMjtkin; from report, 

1900. 1901. p. 371-385. ([Publication] 1279. ) 
Report. Annual report of regents, 1900 [with report of secretary, etc., 

and appendix]. 1901. Ixv-f 759 i)p. il. 2 por. 100 jtl. 7 maps. 

(ll.doc. 537, pt. 1.) 

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Journal of jH-oceedings of regents, report of executive connnittee, 

acts of Congress; from report, 1900. 1901. p. xi-lxv. ([Publica- 
tion] 1261.) 

Science. [19th] century's great men of .science, bv Charles S. Peirce; 
from report. 1900. "l901. p. 69.3-699. ( [Pul)lication] 1302. ) 



October, liiUl 455 

Solar eclipse. Preliininary luronut of solar eclipse of May 28, 1900, as 
ol)serve<l l>v Siuithsoiiian expedition, hvS. P. Laiiirlcv; from report, 
moo. li»Oi. p. 140-155, 4 pi. ([Puhiicatioii] IL'IW.") 

Sound waves. Photography of sound waves and demonstration of evo- 
lutions of reflected wave fronts with cinematoy:rai>h, l)v K. W. 
AVood; from report, 1000. 1001. j). 359-369, 3 il. (i \>\. '([Pul)li- 
cation] 1278. ) 

Spectrum. New spectrum, hv S. P. Lanj,dev; from report, 1000. 1901. 
p. 683-692, 1 pi. ([Publ'ication] 1301.) 

Steelvards. On ancient desemens or steelvards, hv Herrmann Si>keland; 
from report, 1900. 1901. p. 551-564, 21 il. " ([Puhlicaticjn] 1293.) 

Yellow fever. Transmission of vellow fever by mos(juitoes, l)v George 
M. Sternberg; from report," 1900. 1901. p. 657-673. ([Publica- 
tion] 1299.) 

AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION 

Annual report, 19tW. 1901. v. 1, xv + 652pp. 3 maps. (H. doc. 548 

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Committees and officers, List of. 

President, Immgnral address of; by Kdwnrd Efrifleston. 

Proceedings, Report of; by A. H. Clark, secretary. 
And papers as/ollows : 

Adams, C. F. I'len for military history. 

Angell, J. B. Tnrkisli cai)itulations. 

Bayles, G. J. American ecclesiology. 

Carpenter, A. H. Military government of sonilicrn territory, isr)!-!;."!. 

Collins, K. D. .'Studies in colonial policy of England, l()72-80, plantations, Royal 
African Company, and slave trade. 

Dennis. A. 1'. Lord Baltimore's struggle witli .Jesuits, 163-1-49. 

Harding, 8. B. Missmui i)arty struggles in Civil War period. 

Historical Manuscrii>ts Conimission. ."Sth annual report, [with appendix] Calen- 
dar of Admiral Berkeley's Xorili Americ'an papers. 

.Tolinston, \V. I). Titles of ))ooks on l*;nglish history published in 1899. 

Lowe, W. L Considerations which induced Edward III to a.ssuine title King of 
France [with bibliography]. 

Marshall, \V. L Marc\is Wliitman. discussion of Professor Bourne's paper. 

Rhodes. .1. F. Concerning writing of history. 

Schaper, W. A. Sectionalism and representation in South Carolina [with bibli- 
ograpliy] . 

Shambaiigh, B. F. Frontier land clubs or claim a.s.sociations. 

Thatcher, 0. J. Critical work on Latin sources of 1st crusade. 

■VS'eathcrly, U. G. Stein's German policy at Congress of Vienna. 

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Batrachians. Annotated list of batrachians and rejitiles collected in 
vicinity of La Guaira, Venezuela, with descriptions of 2 new species 
of snakes, bv Leonhard Stejneger; from Proceedings, v. 24. 1901. 
p. 179-192, 33 il. (No. 124S. ) 

Birds. Annotateil list of birds collected in vicinity of La Guaira, Vene- 
7Aiela, bv Wirt Robinson and Charles \V. Richmond; from Proceed- 
ings, v. 24. 1901. ]). 163-178. (No. 1247.) 

Birds of North and Midille America [with bibliographies]; by Rob- 
ert Ridgwav. 1901. pt. 1. XXX- [1] + 715 pp. 20 pi. (Bulletin 
50 [pt. 1].)' 

Ojntentx: 

Family fringillida-, (inches 



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Bullfrog. New s^jtecies of hullfrui; from Florida and Gulf coast, l)y Leon- 
hard Stt'jnenfr; from I'rol•t'edi^^^^, v. 24. 1901. p. 211-215, 1 il. 
(No. 1252.) 

Cacomitl cat of Rio (irande Vallev, bv Edgar A. ^Iearn>'; [from] Pro- 
ceeding;-, v. 24. [1901.] p. 2b7-2'l0. (No. 1251.) 

FiiJhes. Review of atherine fishes of Japan, by David Starr Jordan and 
Edwin Chapin Starks; from Proceeding.^, v. 24. 1901. p. 199-206, 
4 il. (No. 1250.) 

Review of cardinal fishes of Jai>an, by David .Starr Jordan and John 

()tterl»eiii Snvder; from Proceedings, v. 23. 1901. p. 891-913, 10 il. 
2 pi. (No. 1240.) 

Mammals. Annotated list of mammals collected in vicinity of La 
Guaira, Venezuela, bv Wirt Robinson and Marcus Ward Lvon, jr.; 
from Proceedings, v. 24. 1901. p. 135-162. (No. 1246.) 

Meteorite. On stony meteorite which fell near Felix, Perry County, 
Ala., Mav 15, 1900, bv George P. Merrill; from Proceedings, v. 24. 
1901. p." 193-198, 2 pi. (No. 1249.) 

Report, 1899. 1901. xv + 598 pp.-* [28] 1. il. 93 pi. 5 maps. (Smith- 
sonian Institution, annual report [pt. 2] ; H. doc. 737, pt. 2, 56th 
Cong. 1st sess. ) [For contents see entry of this report without the 
Congressional document number in the catalogue for April, 1901, 
page 261.] 

Spiders. Some spiders and other arachiiida from Porto Rico, bv Nathan 
Banks; from Proceedings, v. 24. 1901. p. 217-227, 1 pi. (No. 1253. ) 



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Cirripedia collected near Porto Rico bv Fish Hawk expedition in 
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Echinoderms of Porto Rico, bv Hubert Lvman Clark; from bulletin, 

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Description of new oceanic lish found off southern New Knglaml, by 
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Egg and deyeloi)ment of conger eel, l)y Carl H. Eigenmann; from Fi.sh 
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Inyestigations into history of young scjueteague, by Carl H. Eigenmann; 
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New isopod parasitic on hermit crab [with bil)liography], liy Millett T. 
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Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 109. No. 
743; Geological Survey monographs, v. 40, Coleoptera from Floris- 
sant. (Serial no. 4006.) 

Same, v. 112. No. 729; KOntgen rav in War with Sjiain. (Serial 

•no. 4009. ) 

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Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate (locuments,v. 20. No. 221; 
Conduct of War Department in War with Spain, v. 4. (Serial no. 
3862. ) 

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Agriculture, Department of. Experiment Station Work, 18. 1901. 32 
pp. 14 il. 8" (Farmers' hulletin 133.) 

Sorghum sirup manufacture; l)y A. A. Denton. 1901. 40 i)p. 26 il. 

8" (Farmers' bulletin 135. ) 

Tree planting on rural school grounds; Ijy Wm. L. Hall. 1901. 

38 pp. 17 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 134.) 

Biological Survey Division (Department of Agriculture). Natural his- 
tory of Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columl)ia [with bibliogra- 
phy]. Natural history of Cook Inlet region, Alaska; bv Wilfred H. 
Osgood. Sept. 26, 1901. 87 pp. 1 il. 6 pi. map, 8" (North Amer- 
ican Fauna 21.) 

Botany Division (Plant Industry Bureau, Department of Agriculture). 
Contributions from U. S. National Herbarium, v. 7, no. 2, origin and 
distribution of cocoa palm; by O. F. Cook. 1901. v-f 257-293 
pp. 8° 

Geological Survey (Interior Dejiartment). Geologic atlas of United 
States, Charleston folio, W. Va. Library edition. 1901. 9 pp. 2 
il. 3 pi. 4 maps, large 4'* (Folio 72.) 

Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). Monthly list of 
publications [of Department of Agriculture], Aug. 1901. 8 pp. 8° 

Statistics Division (Department of Agriculture). Wheat growing and 
general agricultural conditions in Pacific Coast region of United 
States; by E.lwin S. Holmes, jr. 1901. 44 pp. 8 pi. 4 maps, 8° 
(Miscellaneous series, bulletin 20.) 

Vegetable Physiology and Pathology Division (Plant Industry Bureau, 
Department of Agriculture). Plant l)reeding; bv Willet M. Havs. 
1901. 72 pp. 21 il. 6 pi. 8° (Bulletin 29.) 

469 



460 October, 1901 

Shijtiiient 28 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 117. No. 
7.%; EthnoKjgy Bureau, 18th report, 1897, i)t. 1. (Serial no. 4014.) 

Shipment 29 

Congress. 56tli Congre.ss, 1st session. House documents, v. 121. Nos. 
738 and 739; Washington o])servations, 1891 and 1892. (Serial no. 
4018.) 

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Congress. ' 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 100. Nos. 
612-672, except 620, 633, 642, 658, 660, 663; miscellaneous. (Serial 
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Congress. 56th Congress, Lst session. Senate documents, v. 3. No. 15, 
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Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 37. No. 

428; Early Congressional documents. (Serial no. 3879.) 
Entomology Division (Dei)artment of Agriculture). Fall army worm 

and variegated cutworm [with l)il)liographv]; by F. H. Chittenden. 

1901. 64 pp. 11 il. 8" (Bulletin 29, new series.') 
Insect enemies of spruce in the Northeast; by A. D. Hoi>kins. 

1901. 80 pp. 2 il. 16 pi. 8» (Bulletin 28, new series.) 
Public Road Inquiries Office (Department of Agriculture). Pul)lica- 

tions of office. Sept. 1901. 8 jip. 8" 
Soils Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Reclamation of salt marsh 

lands. Aug. 3, 1901. 10 pp. 8" (Circulars.) 

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Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 119. No. 
737, pt. 1; Smithsonian Institution report, 1899. (Serial no. 4016.) 

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Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 8. Nos. 
66-100; Transactions with national banks; miscellaneous. (Serial 
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S}ii]))nent 35 

Agriculture, Department of. Enuner, grain for semiarid regions; l)v 
Mark Alfred Carleton. 1901. 16 i)p. 3 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 
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Irrigation in field and garden; bv E. J. Wick.-^on. 1901. 40 pj). 18 

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Agrostology Division (Plant Industry Bureau, Department of Agricul- 
ture). Field work of division, review of work done since organi- 
zation, July 1, 1895; l»y Cornelius L. Shear. 1901. 67 jip. 28 pi. 8 
maps, 8" (Bulletin 25.) 

Botany Division (Plant Industrv Bureau, Dej)artment of Agriculture). 
Chayote, a tropical vegetable; l)v (). F. Cook. 1901. 31 no. 8 dI. 
8" (Bulletin 28.) 

Congress. 5(ith Congress, 1st session Senate documents, v. 32. No. 
306; Co|)i)iT River exploring expi-dition, 1899. (Serial no 3874.) 



October, 1901 461 

Entomology Division ( IK'paitiiu'nt of A*riirultiin'). Some inserts inju- 
rious to violet, rose, and other ornamental plants, collection of 
articles [with l)il>lioi.'rai>hies]; by K. II. Chitteutlen. 1901. IHpp. 
29 il. 4 pi. S" ( Hulletin 27, new series, revised edition.) 

Statistics Division ( Dejtartment of Aj^riculture). Kates of charge for 
transjiorting irarden truck, with notes on growth of indu.strv; bv 
Edward (i. Ward, jr., and Kdwin S. Ilolme.s, jr. 1901. 86 pp. 8" 
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Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 81. No. 
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660; "Weather Bureau report, 1899, v. 2, International cloud obser- 
vations. (Serial no. 3999. ) 

Vegetable Physiology and Pathology Division (Plant Industry I'ureau, 
Department of Agriculture). Relation of lime and magnesia to jilant 
growth: Liming of soils from pliysiological standpoint, by Oscar 
Loew; Kxi)erimental studv of relation of lime and mairnesia to plant 
growth, by D. W. May. Oct. 4, 1901. 53 pp. 3 pi. large 8" (Plant 
Industry Bureau. Bulletin 1.) 

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Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate reports, v. 2. Nos. 1676- 
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Animal Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Treatment for 
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2.322, except 2043; mi.scellaneou.s. (Serial no. 4065.) 

Entomology Division (Department of Agriculture) . Some miscellaneous 
results'of work of division, 5. 1901. 98 pp. 29 il. 2 pi. 8" (Bul- 
letin 30, new series. ) 

Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Experiment 
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Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). Monthly list of 
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Agriculture, Department of. Poultrv raising on farm; bv D. E. Salmon. 

1901. 16 pp. 31 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 141.) [From 17th report, 

1900.] 
Animal Industrv Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Tul»erculin test 

of importe<rcattle; by D. E. Salmon. 1901. 22 pp. 8» ( Bulletin 32. ) 
Biological Survey Division (Department of Agriculture). Relation of 

sparrows to agriculture; bv Sylvester D. Judd. 1901. 98 pi>. 19 il. 

4 pi. 8" (Bulletin 15.) 
Congress. 5()th Congress, 2d se.ssion. Senate reports, v. 4. No. 2043; 

Oleomargarine and otlier imitation dairy |)roducts. (Serial no. 4066.) 
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Prunes and jirune culture in western Europe, with sjiecial reference 

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Congress. 56th Congress, Ist session. Senate documents, v. 39. No. 
449; Private claims before Senate, 1891-99, v. 1. (Serial no. 3881, 
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House documents, v. 73. [Map to accompany Water-supply and 

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Agriculture, Department of. Pineapple growing; by Peter H. Rolfs. 
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Animal Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). American 
breeds of fowls, 2: wyandotte; Ijy T. F. McGrew. 1901. 30 pp. 
3 il. 10 pi. 8" (Bulletin .31.) 

Botany Division (Plant IncUistry Bureau, Department of Agriculture). 
Seeds of commercial saltbushes; bv G- ^'. Collins. 1901. 28 pp. 
8 pi. 8" (Bulletin 27.) 

National Museum (Smithsonian Institution ) . Birds of North and Middle 
America [with bibliographies] ; bv Robert Ridgwav. 1901. pt. 1, 
XXX + [1] + 715 pp. 20 pi. 8" ( Bulletin 50 [pt. 1] . )' 

Shipment 43 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate reports, v. 5. Nos. 2323- 
2496; River and harbor bill; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4067.) 



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Catalogue of Public Documents 

Printed During the Month of November, 1901 



Congress of United States 

SENATE 

Catalogueof library; by Clifford Warden. 1901. :U3 pp. (S. doc 2:«, 

56th Cong. 2d ses.«. ) 
List of committees for 57th Congress, 1st session. Oct. 15, 1901. S pp. 
List of Senators of 57th Congress. [Oct. 15, 1901.] [2] 1. f° 

HOUSE 

Spears c. Burnett. Contested election ca.se of N. B. Spears vs. John L. 
Burnett, from 7th district of Alabama [57th Congress]. 1901. 
375 pp. 

SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE 

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continuation of the system adopted in the Checklist of Public Documents issued 
by this office. 

56th Congress, 1st se.«pion. Senate document.-^, v. 27. No. 259; Filtering 
water-supply of Washington, D. C. [3869] 

Same, V. 42. No. 4."io; Approi)riations, new offices, etc, [3883] 

Same, v. 46. No. 18S; 1st Pliilippiue Commission, Schurman, 

report, v. 4. [3885, v. 3] 

House documents, v. 59. No. 95, pt. 2; Atla.s of Chicago River 

and branches. [3956] 

Same, v. 83. Nos. 325-392, except 340, 349-^^51, 359, 360; mi.«cel- 

laneous. [3980] 

Same, v. 88. Nos. 399 and 699; Field operations of Division of 

Soils, 1S99; Beet-sugar industry, 1899. [3985] 

Same, v. 90. No. 431; Protection of Sacramento and Featlier 

rivers. [3987] 

Same, v. 9S. Nos. 505-611, excei)t •"i.*>3, 572, 579, 588; miscel- 
laneous. [3996] 

Same, v. 1 16. No. 734; Fish Commission Itulletin, v. 19, 189i». [4013] 

Same, v. 120. No. 737, pt. 2; National Mu.«einn report, 18V)9. [4017] 

56th Congress, 2d ses^sion. Senate rejKjrts, v. 1. No. 1337, pts. .3-6; Nica- 
ragua Canal. [4063] 

467 



468 November, 1901 

President of United States 

Tliankf-givinj:, itrurhimation. Nov. '2. liiOl. 1 p. f" 

Agriculture, Department of 

Note.— Those publications of the Department of Agriculture which are for sale, 
except those of the Weatlier Bureau, will be supplied by the Superintendent of 
Documents. Tnion Building, Washington, D. C. For the unpriced publications 
application should be made to the .Secretary of Agriculture. The Department 
has no list of addresses to which all its publications are sent. It i.«sues a monthly 
list oi publications, wiiich is mailed to all ajiplicants, enabling them to select such 
reports and Ijulletins as interest them. 

Publications of the Department of Agriculture are frequently reprinted. These 
reprints have heretofore Ijcen entered in the monthly catalogue, but will here- 
after be omitted, unless they vary in some way from the original. 

[Bureau of Animal Industry order 46, amendment 1, order 56, amend- 
ment S, order 91] ; Oct. 3'O-Xov. 23, 1901. [Consist of order.* concern- 
ing cattle tranj^portation and inspection and quarantine of cattle.] 

Report of .Secretary, 1901 [advance .sheets] . 113 1. 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Relation of luj vine tuberculosis to public health; ])v D. E. Salmon. 1901. 
36 pp. (Bulletin 33. ) ' *nc 

BOTANY DIVISION 

XOTE.— The Botaiiv Division was merged into the Plant Industrv Bureau, .lulv, 
I'JOl. 

Contributions from U. S. National Herbarium, v. b, no. 6, report on 
botanical survev of Dismal Swamji region [with bil)lioi:raphv]; by 
Thomas H. Kearney. 1901. x - 321-58.5 - x pp. 40 il. 13 pi. 2 
maps. *50c 

ciie:\iistry iu'reau 

Oliicial method for analysis of tanning materials, adopted at 18th con- 
vention of As.^ociation of Oliicial Agricultural Chemists. [Nov. 19, 
1901.] 2 pp. (Circulars.) 

Outline of work on foods and feeding stuffs for 1901, methods adopted 
at 17th convention of Association of Official Agricultural Chemists. 
[Apr. 29, 1901.] 3 1)]). (Circular?.) 

Sugar beet, culture, see<l development, manufacture, antl statistics; bv 
11. W. Wiley. 2d reviseil edition. Sept. 1901. 48 pp. 24 il. 
(Farmers' bulletin 52.) 

EXI'KHIMKNT STATIONS OFFICE 

Experiments on losses in cooking meat, 1898-1900; bv II. S. Grindlev, 
with H. .McCormack and H. C. Porter. 1901. 64 pp. (Btdletin 
102. ) *5c 

Ft-eding of farm animals; by E. W. Allen. Revised edition. 1901. 44 

pj). (Farmers' bulletin 22.) 
lnsj)ection work of airricultural experiment stations in United States; 

from J?ulletin 80. [1901.] p. 46.5-487. ( [Publication] 439. ) 



NOVEMBKR, 1901 469 

Report of irrifration iiivesti>rati<iii.« in California, uii(U'r dirertinn of El- 
wood Mead, as^sisted hv Williaiii K. Snivthe, Marsdeii Mannon, 
J. :M. Wilsnn, diaries I). Marx. Frank So'ule, (". K. (irunsky, Ed- 
ward -M. Ho^r^'s. and James I). Scliuyler. VM)l. 411 |»p. 21 pi. S 
uiapt^, 4" ( Bulletin 1(X). ) [For preliminary report see j-atalogue for 
February, 1901, i>a<:e 150.] *C'lotli, 81.25, *pai)er, WOc 

Coiitenli>: 

.\Kric'iiltiiral sitiiiitiim in Califoniia: by Khvooil Mend. 
Carlu" Cri-ek. Irripitiim invt'stiKatiimsnii: by, I. M. Wilson. 
Honey Ljike Ba.^-in. Cal.. Irrigation j>ri>l)lcnis of: l>y W. K. SinytlK-. 
Kings Kiver. Water a|«|>ro|iriatii)n from: liy ('. K. (irunsky. 
Los .Xnjfeles Kiver. t'al.. Stiuly of water rij^'tils on; by K. M. Boj,'K^- 
Reeonnnendaiioiisof special aK^nts ami experts. 

Salinn.s Valley. Report on irrigation |>roblenis in. by C. D. >rarx; [with apiK'ndix, 
Water-ljearing gravels and formations tribiitarv to underground water supply 
of valley, by E. n. Xiitter]. 
San .Ioai|iiin River, Irrigation from; by Frank Soiile. 
.Sweetwater and San .laeinio rivers. Problems of water storage on torrential 

streams of southern California as typitie<l by: by .1. I». .siehuyler. 
Yuba River, Cal.. Features and water rights'of. by MarsdenManson: [with ap- 
pendix, I'se of water of Yiilja Kiver, liy H. D. H. Conniek]. 

Studies on 1)rea<l and bread making at University of ^linnescjta in 1899 
and 1900: bv Harry Snvder. 1901. 65 i.p.' 1 il. :] jil. ( Rnlletin 
101. ■ ' ' *10c 

FORESTRY BUREAU 

Notes on red eedar; Ity Charles Mohr. 1901. '^7 pp. 13 il. 2 pi. map. 
(Bulletin 'M.) ' *10e 

Press Imlletin 13; Apr. G, 1901. 1 p. 

LIBRARY 

Acee,ssions to Dejiartment library, Juh-Sept. 1901. 35 pp. (Bulletin 
38.) ' ■ *5c 

[Resolutions adopted at conference of chiefs of bureaus, diyisions, and 
offices in Department of Agriculture, Nov. 16, 1901, relative to cap- 
tion ..f bulletins.] [1901.] 1 p. 12" 

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

^lonthly list of publications [of Department of Agriculture], Noy. IHOl. 

4 pp. ( [Publication] 427.) 
Organization of Department of Agriculture, 1901-02. Oct. 23, 1901. 

20 pp. (Circular 1.) 

SOILS BUREAU 

Aj)pli(ation of theory of solution to study of .soils, by Frank K. Cam- 
eron; front Rejmrt on field operations of I)iyisi(»n of Soils, 1900. 
[1901.] iii - 423-153 pp. ( [Pul>liration] 60. ) 

General review of work of Division of Soils, by ]\Iilton Whitney; from 
Report on fiel<l operations of Divi.siion of Soils. l9tX1. [1901.^ iii — 
19-60 pp. ( [Publication] 47.) 

Investigations on physical i)rojierties of soils, by layman J. Briggs; from 
Report on field ojierations of Division of Soils, 1900. [1V)01.] ii 
- 413-421 pp. 1 il. ( [I'ublication] nU.) 

STATISTICS DIVISION 
Crop Reporter, v. 3, no. 7; Nov. 1901. S pp. 4" [Monthly.] 



470 November, 1901 

weather bureau 

Note.— For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Climate and Crop Bulletin, Nov. 1901; no. 31 [1901]. 24 X19 in. [Weekly 

Apr.-Sept., monthly remainder of year.] 
Note.— Contiiius reports of temperature and rainfall, with special reference to 

their effect on crops. 
Foreca.ster an<l newHpajK'r, by Harvey Maitland Watts; read before C'on- 

vention of AVeather Bureau OfMeiali^, [Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 27-29, 

1901 [with appendix]. 1901. 22 pp. »i il. 
Instructions for rare and management of sunshine recorders; by C. F. 

Marvin. 1901. 19 pp. 6 il. (Circular U, 2d edition, Instrument 

Division. ) 
Instruction.* for voluntary [meteorological] observers, comprising circu- 
lars B and C, Instrument Division. 2d edition. 19U1. 27 pp. 9 il. 

1 pi. 1 tab. ([PuI)lication] 250.) 

Monthlv Weather Review, v. 29, no. 9, Cleveland Abbe, editor; .Sept. 
1901. Nov. 28, 1901. p. 399-445, 10 pp. of pi. and maps, 4° 

20c single copy, $2.00 a yr 
Note.— Summary of weather and river and flood reports from all part.s of the 
United States, with notes covering other countries and various topics of meteor- 
ology. Special articles arc — 
Atmosphere, General circulation of, especiallv in Arctic regions [abstract] ; by 

H. H. Kimball. 
Costii Kicn, Climatology of: by H. Pittier. 
Hawaiian climatological data: by C. J. Lyons. 
Meteorology. Recent papers bearing on: by W. F. R. Phillips. 

Weather map, Nov. 1-30, 1901. 19 X 24 in. [Daily.] 

Interior Department 

Note.— The Decisions of the Department of the Interior in pension cases are 
issued in slips and in signatures, and the Decisions in land cases are issued in 
signatures, both being published later in bound volumes at prices ranging from 
S1.05 to SI. 1.5 per volume. Subscribers may deposit SI. 00 in the Department and 
receive the contents of a volume of the Decisions of either kind in separate parts 
as they are issued. Of the Land Decisions usually two volumes are issued yearly, 
whilethc Pension-Decision volumes appear at longer intervals, sometimes more 
than two years apart. 

Pensions. [Amendments to rules of practice in appeal claims relating 
to pensions and bounty lands.] Nov. 4, 1901. 1 p. 

Decisions in appealed pension and bounty-land claims, v. 11, [signa- 
tures] i, 32-36, published separately. 1901. p. i-xvi, 497-571, 

2 pi. [Title-page, table of cases, etc., for volume 11.] 

Same, v. 12, slips 1-15; Aug. 22-Oct. 30, 1901; published separately. 

Public lands. Decisions of Dejiartment and General Land Office relat- 
ing to public lands, Mav, 1900-June, 1901; bv S. V. Proudtit and 

George J. Hesselman. 1901. v. 30, xxv + 649 pp. 1 pi. *Sheep, $1.05 
Report. Annual reports, 1900; 21st annual report of Geological Survey, 

pts. 2, 3. [See (Geological Survey.] 

Report of Secretary, 1901. iv-|-267 pp. 

ContenU: 

Five Civilized Tribes, Commission to, .\nnual report of. 

Forest reserves, national, Memorandum regarding govennncnt of. 

Kiowa, (^imanchc, Apache, and Wichita IndiiUi lauds. Opening of. in OklalKmia 
[ijroclamatinn.otc.]. 

report of W. A. liichards. 

Nicaragua, >raritime Canal Company of. .\nnual report of. 

Pension claims, Bill proposed by Secretary for judicial adjudication of, in te.st 
lases. 

Report of Secretary. 

San Francisco Mountains forest reserves. 

Washington flospital for Foundlings, Supplemental report. 



NOVEMBEK, 1901 471 

CENSUS OFFICE 

Census bulletin 3 special, 106-116 [12th census]. 4" 

Contaits: 

Agriculture, New Hampshire. No. U.\. Nov. 20. 1901. 12 \>\>. 

Rh.wie Islniifl. No. los. Nov. 4. 1901. 12 ],\>. 

Chinese ami .lapanese pojiuhitioii. Distribution of. in western .States and Terri- 
tories, bv eounties, IS.'^O-liHX). No. :i special. Nov. 16. 1901. 3 pp. 
Manufaetures. Arkansjts. No. 110. Nov. 12. 1901. 11 pi". 

Colorado and Utah. No. 107. Nov. 1. 1901. 2.i pp. 

Conneetieut. No. 109. Nov. 9, liK)l. 31pp. 

Iowa. No. 114. Nov. 20, 1901. 2.i pp. 

Kansas. No. U.S. Nov. 27, 1901. 19 pp. 

New Hampshire. No. 111. Nov. 12, 1901. I.t pp. 

sjtlt. No. nc. Nov. 29, 1901. If. pp. 

Vermont. No. 112. Nov. Ki. 1901. 11pp. 

School, militia, and voting ages, bv States and Territorie.s. 1900. No. 106. Oct. 
31. ltK)l. 34 pp. 

Report of director for year ende<l [Oct. 31] 1901. 14 pp. 
Special call [inforiiiation solicited for si)ecial report on canninjr, pre- 
serving, smoking, and salting of fish]. IHOl. 1 p. f" 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note.— The publications of the United States Geological Sur\-ey include annual 
report-sand Water-.«upply and Irrigation Papers, which are intended for free dis- 
tribution: and Monographs. Bulletins, and folios of the Geologic Atlas of the 
United States, which are sold at prices ranging from .^c to Sll.OO each. Address 
the Director of the Geological Survey, Washington. For toptigraphic sheets see 
pages 473.474. 

Aluminum. Production of aluminum and bauxite in 1900, by Joseph 
Hvde Pratt; from Mineral He.>^ources, calendar vear 1900. 1901. 
10" pp. 

Asphaltnm. Production of asphaltum and bituminous roi-k in 1900, by 
Edward W. Parker; from Mineral Resource.*, calendar vear 1900. 
1901. 12 pp. 

Black Hills. Preliminary description of geology and water resources of 
southern half of Black Hills and adjoininir regions in South Dakota 
and Wvoming, bv Nelson Horatio Darton; from 21st report, pt. 4. 
1901. p. 489-599, 28 il. 41 pi. 14 maps, 1 in pocket, large 8" 

Cement. Production of cement in 1900; from Mineral Resources, calen- 
dar year 1900. 1901. 21 pp. 

Oantents: 

AJnerican rock cement: by Uriah Cummings. 
Portland cement: by S. B. Newberry. 
Slag cement in .\labama: by E. C. Kckel. 

Clay. Clay products of United States, [calendar year] 1900. Aug. 1901. 

1 p. oblong f° 
Statistics of clay-working industries in United States in 1899 and 

1900, bv Jefferson ^Iid<lieton: from Mineral Resources, calendar vear 

1900. "1901. 48 pp. 

C(jal. Production of coal in 19(H). bv Edward \V. Parker; from Mineral 
Re.«ources, calen<lar year 1900. " 1901. l.S9 pp. 

Coke. Maimfacture of coke in 1900, by Edward W. Parker; from Min- 
eral Resources, calendar year 1900. 1901. S2 pp. 

Copper. Pnxluctionof copjier in 190(1, by Charles Kirchhoff; from Min- 
eral Re.^ources, calendar year 1900. 1901. .^4 pj). 

Fluorspar. Production of Huorspar in 1900, by E<lward W. Parker: from 
Mineral Re.sources, calendar year 1900. 1901. o pp. 

Fullers' earth. Production of fuller's earth in 1900; from Mineral 
Resources, calendar year 1900. 1901. 4 pp. 

Geologic atlas of United States, Coalgate folio, Ind. T. Library edition. 

1901. 6 pp. o il. 1 pi. 4 maps, large 4" (Folio 74. ) 25c 



472 November, 1901 

Gyi>suiii. I'miliu'tioii of <.'vi).-niu in 1900, hy Eflwiud W. Parker; from 
Mineral Hesonrtvs, caleixlar year 1900. ' 1901. 11 i)p. 

Hi^rh Plains and tlieir iitilizati(jn, bv Willard I). John.son; from 21st 
rei)ort, \A. 4. 1901. p. (i01-76S,"30 il. 39 pi. 5 maps, large 8" 

Iron and steel at close of 19th century, by James M. Swank; from Min- 
eral Resources, calendar year 1900. 1901. 40 ]^^. 

Iron-ore deposits of Lake Superior region, by C. K. Van Hise; from 21st 
report, pt. o. 1901. .305-4.34 -- ii ])p. 7 pi. 5 maps, 1 in pocket, 
large S" 

XoTi:.— Iiicliuk's iirticlcs on Mi'sal)i distrifl, by ('. K. Viui Hise anrl C. K. Leith, 
and ViTinilidii iron -bearing district, by ('. K. Van Hise and .1. M. Clements. 

Laicoliths of Black Hills, by Thomas Augustus Jaggar, jr., with chapter 

on Experiments illustrating intrusion and erosion, by Ernest Howe; 

from 21st i-eport, i)t. 3. 1901. p. 1(53-303, 43 il. 24 pi. 6 maps, 

large 8" 
Ee;,d. Production of lead in 1900, by Charles Kirchhoff; from Mineral 

Resources, calendar year 1900. 1901. 25 pp. 
Lithographic stone. Proiluctiou of lithographic stone in 1900, by S. J. 

Kiibel; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1900. 1901. ' 9 pp. 
]\lica. Production of mica in 1900, by Edward W. Parker, with review 

of mica industry in 1900, bv J. A. Holmes; from Mineral Resources, 

calendar year 1900. 1901. " 12 pp. 
INIineral paints. Production of mineral paints and barytes in 1900, by 

Etlward AV. Parker; from ^Mineral Resources, calendar year 1900. 

1901. 19 pp. 
3Iiiieral i)roducts of United States, calendar years 1891-1900. July 11, 

1901. 1 p. f 
Natural gas. Production of natural gas in 1900, by F. H. Oliphant; from 

^lineral Resources, calendar year 1900. 1901. 27 pj). 1 il. 
Newark system of Pomperaug Valley, Conn, [with Inbliography], by 
» ^Villiam Herbert Hol)bs, with Report on fossil wood, bv F. H. 

Knowlton; from 21st report, pt. 3. 1901. p. 7-162, 59 il. 8 pi. 9 

maps, large 8" 
Oil and gas iields of we.stern interior and northern Texas coal measure.'^ 

and of upper cretaceous and tertiary of western Gulf coast; by 

(ieorge I. Adams. 1901. 64 + iii pp. 4 il. 4 pi. 6 maps. (Bulletin 

184.) *30c 

Petroleum. I'roduction of petroleum in 1900, bv F. H. Oliphant; from 

^Mineral Resources, calendar year 1900. 1901. 229 pp. 
Phosphati's. Production of phosphate rock in 1900, by Edward W. 

Parker; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1900. 1901. 16 pp. 
NoTF,.— Includes an article on Recently discovered extension of Tennessee 

white i)li()si)liate fields, liy K. C. Eckel. 

Tennessee white i)hosphate, bv Charles AVillard Hayes; from 21st 

report, i)t. 3. 1901. p. 473-48.=), 1 i>l. large S" 

Pliitinum. Production of j^latimmi, (piicksilver, lithium, and nickel and 
cobalt in 1900; from ."Nlineral Resources, calendar year 1900. 1901. 
21pp. 

Precious stones. Production of precious stones in 1900, by George F. 
Kunz; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1900. 1901. 62 pp. 

Rt'liort. 21st annual report, 1900, Charles 1). Walcott, director; pt. 2, 
general geology, economic geology, Alaska. 1900 [1901]. 522 + xi 
pp. 23 il. 50 ])1. 18 maps, 3 in pocket, large 8" (Interior Dept., Re- 
ports, 1900; H. doc. 5, 56th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Contents: 

.Vlaskan Keof;rai)liic nanus; by Marcus Haker. 

l{if,diurn Muiuitains. Wyo.. (ilacial sculpture of: by V. K. Mattlies. 
Houlilcr Hot Springs, >iont.. Mineral vein formation at: by \\. H. Weed, 
ramiien coal liel(l. of -outliwestern Arkansas. I'reliminarv reiwrt on; by J. A. 
'la IT. 



November, 1901 473 

Report. 21st annual report, IJKiO — Continurd. 
Co"^•"^s— roiuiiniod. 

(;hiiiKlliir iiiui Koyukiik liviTs. Alnska, I'n-liiniimrv report on recommissimco 
along, in lMt;»: ))y F. ('. ScliraiU-r. 

Chitinii River and Skolni Miuinlnins. Alaska, Kefunnaissance of; by Oscar Holin. 

Kastern Cliuctaw cdnl licld. Iml. T., (ieoluiry of: \>y .1. A. TalVand (i. I. Adams. 

Esmeralda formation, fresh-water lake deixisit, byH. \V. Tnrner; with description 
of fo.ssil plants, hy K. li. Knowlton, aiul of a fossil lisli. liy K. A. Lucas. 

Pyramid Harhor, Kecoiniaissance from, to lOigle City. .Vlas'ka, incliidiiiK descrip- 
tion of eopiier deposits of njipcr White and Tananii rivers: hy A. II. Brooks. 

Kico Mountains, Colo., Geology of; hy Whitman Cross and A. ('. .spencer. 

Same, pt. 3, general geology, ore, and i»liospiiato deposits, Tliilii)- 

pines. 1901. 644 -I- xi pp. 104 il. 42 j)!. 2() maps, 1 in pocket, large 
S" (Interior Dept., Reports, 1900; 11. doc. 5, nljtii ("ong. 2d se.s.s.) 

Contents: 

Bauxite deposits, .Vrkansas; hy C. W. Hayes. 

Iron-ore de])osiis of Lake Superior region; by C. 1{. Van Hise [including articles 
on Mesahi district, by C. K. Van Hise and C. K. Leith, and on Vermilion iron- 
heariiif; district, by C. K. Van Hise and ,T. M. ("lemeiits]. 

Laecolithsof Black Hills, hy T. A. .lagfjar, jr.; with chapteron Kxperimenis illus- 
trating intrnsion and erosion, by Krnest Howe. 

Newark systi'ni of I'omiierang Valley. Conn, [with bibliography], by W. H. Hobbs; 
[with Kejiort on fossil wixkI, by F. H. Knowlton. 

Philipjiine Islands. Kciiort on geology of (with bil)Iiography], by G. F. Beeker; 
followed by version of L'eber terlijire fossilien von den I'hilipi>inen, WXi, by K. 
.Martin. 

Phosphate, Tennessee white; by C. W. Hayes. 

Salt. Production of salt in 1900, hy Edward W. Parker; from :Mineral 
Resources, calenilar year 1900. 1901. 17 pj). 

Stone industry in 1900; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1900. 
1901. 38 pp. 

Sulphur. Production of sul]>luir and pyrite in 1900, hy Edward "W. 
Parker; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1900. 1901. 16 pj). 

Talc. Production of talc and soapstone in 1900, hy Joseph Hyde Pratt; 
from [Mineral Resources, calendar year 1900. 1901. 25 i)p. 

Tungsten. Production of tungsten, molyhdenuni, uraninni, and vana- 
dium in 1900, hv Joseph Hvde Pratt; from ^Mineral Resources, cal- 
endar year 1900'. 1901. 12 pp. ♦ 

Zinc. Production of zinc in 1900, hy Charles Kirchhoff; from Mineral 
Resources, calendar year 1900. 1901. 19 pp. 

Topognvphiv xJieds 

Note. — The Geological .Sm-vey is making a topographic map of the United 
States. The sheets of which it is comijosed are i)rojected without reference to 
political divisions, and are designated bv some i>romi!ient ft'atnre found on them. 
Three scales are used, l:(i2..'S00, 1 ; 12.'>,o(iO, and 1 : 2.50.000. These correspond, ap- 
proximately, to 1 mile, '2 miles, and 4 miles to 1 linear inch on the nnip. The size, 
unless otherwise given, is ahont 17.5 inches in height l)y 11.5 to Hi inches in width, 
exclusive of the margin, the width varying witli the latitude. A description of 
the toi>ographic map is jainted on the reverse of each sheet catalogued below. 

About three-tenths of the area of the country, excluding .\laska, has been 
mapped, nearly every State being rei)resented. Ma-ssjichusetts, Connecticut, 
Rhode Island, New Jersey, and tlie District of t;oliniil)ia are completely ma)>ped. 
Sheets of the regular size are .sold by the Survey at r>r each; but in lots of UK) or 
more copies, whether of the same sheet or of ditlerent sheets, the 7>rice is L'c each. 

Topographic sheets are freiiuently rei>rinted. These reprints have heretofore 
been entered in the monthly catalogue, but will hereatter be omitted, inile.ss 
they vary in .some way from tlie original. .V complete list of the sheets already 
published may be f(aind in Geological Survey Bulletin 177, page()7-109. 

California, San Bernardino (]uadrangle, lat. 84°-34° W, long. 117° 15'- 

117° 30^ Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Nov. 

1901. 
New York, Xewcomh quadrangle, lat. 43° 45'-44°, long. 74°-74° 15'. 

Scale 1:62,.500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Oct. 1901. 
South Dakota-Xehra-ska-Iowa, Elk Point t|ua<lrangle, lat. 42° ■3tK-43°, 

long. 96° :!0'-97°. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 20 ft. Editon 

of Oct. 1901. 
Tennes.see, Cleveland (luadrangle, lat. .35°-.35° .30', long. S4° 30'-85°. 

Scale 1 : 125.000, ( t<.in- interval 100 ft. Edition of Oct. 1901. 



474 November, 1901 

Wisconsin, Denzer quadrangle, lat. 43° 15^-43° 30^ long. 89° 45^-90°. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Oct. 1901. 
Wisconsin, Povnette.iuadrangle, lat. 43° lo'-43° 30', long. 89° 15^-89° 30^. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Oct. 1901. 

INDIAN BUREAU 

Addenda [to] regulations [of] Mar. 26, 1901, concerning establishment 
or maintenance of local telephone exchanges in incorporated cities 
and town.« in Indian Territorv, under sec. 3 of act of Mar. 3, 1901. 
Xov. 6, 1901. 1 p. 

[70th] annual report of connnissioner of Indian affairs, 1901. v + 171 pp. 

INDIAN SCHOOLS SITERIXTENDENT 

Report, 1901. Ill pp. 

Note.— Appendix contains extracts from papers and discussions at summer 
schools and at sessions of Department of Indian Education, National Educational 
Association, and at Congress of Indian Educators, Detroit and Bull'alo, .luly,S-20; 
resolutions adopted : and synopsis of reports of special Indian a.s:ents an<l super- 
visors. 

INDIAN TERRITORY 

[8th] annual report of mine inspector, 1901. 84 pp. 4 pi. map. 

NEW MEXICO 
[9th] annual report of mine inspector, 1901. 50 pp. JO pi. 2 maps. 

PATENT OFFICE 

Note. — The Patent Office publishes specifications and drawings of patents, both 
in single copies and monthly volumes, the former at 5c and the latter at S5.00. 
• The former are not enumerated in this catalogue. For certified copies of patents, 
including specification, drawing, certificate, and grant, the price is 80c. A variety 
of indexes, giving a complete view of the work of the office from 1790 to date, are 
published at prices ranging from 25c to SIO.OO per volume. The Rules of Practice 
and pamphlet Patent Laws are furnished free. The Patent Office issues coupon 
orders in packages of 20 at fl.OO per package, or in books containing 100 coupons 
at 86.00 per book. One coupon will procure a specification with drawings, and two 
coupons a copy of the Official Gazette. They are good until used. Address Chief 
Clerk, Patent Office. 

Official Gazette, Nov. 5-26, 1901; v. 97, nos. 6-9. 963-1840 + [Ixxxvi] 

pp. il. large 8° [Weekly.] 10c single copy, $5.00 a yr 

Note. — Contains the patents, trade-marks, designs, and labels i.ssued each week; 

also .decisions of the Commissioner of Patents and of United States courts in 

patent cases. 

PORTO RICO 

Report of commissioner of interior for Porto Rico to Secretary of Inte- 
rior, 1901. 46 pp. 8 pi. 

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS DIVISION 

Report regarding receipt, distribution, and sale of public documents by 
Department of Interior, 1901. 11 pp. 



Justice, Department of 

Register of Office f)f Attorney-Cieneral, Nov. 15, 1901. 9 pp. 



NOYEMBEK, 1901 475 



Navy Department 



Annual report of assistant Secretary, IWl, infludin*; reports on islands 
of Cinani and Tutuila, operations of naval militia, and of Xaval War 
College [and on nianuseripts for Department lil)rary]. 15»01. 41 pp. 

Annual rejiort of operations of naval militia, 1901. L'l pp. 

Annual report nf Secretary, 1901. 29 j)p. 

Circular for information of persons desirino: to enter Marine Corps. 
[1901.] 2 pp. 12" 

General court-martial order 128, 142-164 [1901 1 ; July 24-Oct. 1 , 1901 . 12" 

(leneral order ti3-68; Oct. 25-Nov. 2(5, 1901. 12" 

Jsavv yard order 259-264, employment of lalmrat navv yards; Nov. 1- 
29, 1901. Each 1 p. narrow 12'' 

CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR BUREAU 

Annual report of chief, 1901. 226 pp. 

EQUIPMENT BUREAU 

Report of chief, 1901. 191 pp. 2 j)!. map. 

Jk< port.t included: 
C"oini>!iss OHicc 

Electriciil a|i]ilian(.'es. Xaval inspector of. 
Hyilrofrraiiliic Office. 
Xaval Observatory, including Xautical Almanac Office, etc. 

Specifications [for naval supplies] ; Oct. -Nov. 1901. 12" 

HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 

Note.— The Charts, Sailing Directions, etc., of the Hydrographic Ofiicc are sold 
by the office in Washington and also by agents at the principal American and 
foreign seaports and American lake ports. Copies of the Hydrographic Bulletin 
and Notice to Mariners are supplied free on application at the Hydrograf)hic 
Office in Washington and at the branch offices in Boston, New York, Philadel- 
phia, Baltimore, Xorfolk, Savannah, New Orleans. San Francisco. Portland 
(Greg.), Port Townsend, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, Sault Ste. Marie, and 
Duluth. 

Annual report of hydrographer, 1901. 30 pp. 

Hydrographic bulletin, weekly, 636-639; Nov. 6-27, 1901. Each 1 p. 

large 4° and oblong f " 
Note.— Contains accounts of obstructions and dangers along the coast and the 

principal ocean routes, etc. 

Notice to Mariners, weekly, 44-48, 1901; Nov. 2-30. 467-543+ [17] 1. 
Note.— Contains information of newly discovered dangers to navigation and of 
establishment, and changes of lights aiid other aids. For economy and conven- 
ience in distribution the items in each number relating to different geographical 
sections are reprinted separately, as Notice to Mariners 41, sec. 1, etc. 

Charts 

Inamucan, Port, north coast of Mindanao, Philippine Islands, from 

Spanish survey in 1897; chart 1994. Scale naut. m. = 5.47 in. Nov. 

1901. 18.04 X 22. (J4 in. 10c 

Norfolk and Philip islands, from British survey in 1855, with additions 

bv Surveyor (ieneral's Otlice, Sydney, 1SS,S, scale naut. m. = 2.4 in.; 

with inset, Svdnev Bav, scale lOOO vds.= 5.7 in.; chart 1982. 

Nov. 1901. 26 X 19.6 and 8.6 X 9.1 in. 10c 

Phaeton, Port, and approaches, Tahiti, south coas^t, Society Islands, from 

latest French (iovernment diarts; chart 1992. Scale naut. m. = 2.8 

in. Nov. 1901. 19.7X26.1 in. 10c 



476 XOVK.MMER, 1901 

PHot chart of north Atlantu- Ocean, Nov. IWOl; chart 1400. Scale 1° 
^onJ.^ = 0.27 in. 2lX.'{2in. [Monthly.] 10c 

NoTK.— CoiUjiiiis. in iiddilidti tn wiiliiiK nnitcs. t'tc, table lor obtaining true 
(liriTtion ami forco of wind from <ic'<'k rif niovinjr vessel; equator cros-sing.** in 
I'acilie Oeean: charts |iiiblishe<l, etc.. Sept. 'JS-Oct. 31. 1901: forecast and review 
of weather. 

Pilot chart of nortli Pacilic Ocean, Dec. 1901; chart 1401. Scale 1° 
lon}r. = 0.2 in. 20.7 X :i'i.:i in. [Monthly.] 10c 

N<iTK.— Contains, in a<1dition to sniliiiK routes, etc., forecast of wind and 
weather; storm traek.s; lishing banks; work of voluntary observers of Hydrt)- 
graphie OfHee; charts published, etc., Oct. I.t-Xov, In, lyoi; equator cro-ssings in 
.\tlantie Oeean. 

South Fox I.-Iand Shoals, Lake ^lichigan, from survey in 1901 bv U. S. 

S. Michigan; chart 1997. Scale naut. m.= 1.2 in. Nov! 1901. 

85.0X28.8 in. 20c 

Tanaino, Port, north coast of Cuba, West Indies, from survev in 1901 

by U. S. S. Vixen; chart 1989. Scale naut. m. = 4 in. Nov. 1901. 

27.7X32.3 in. 10c 

XAV.VL OHSERVATORY 

Rejiort of l)oar(l of visitors, 1901. l.S pp. 

MARINE CORPS 

Annual report of brigadier-general commandant, 1901. 129 ])p. 

NoTK.— Includes reports of commanding oflieers of marines, small-arms firing 
iiistrueti<ms, etc. 

MEDICINE AND SURGERY BUREAU 

Report of surgeon-general, Navv, [with acc<imiianving papers], 1901. 
328 pp. 

Note.— Includes medical statistics, rei)orts from naval hospitals, etc., and the 

following special reports — 

Cebu and San Nicholas, P. I., Sanitary report on; bv Amnien Farenholt. 

China, Hostilities in, 1900. 

Dcnguis, Report on, at Cavite, P. I.; by L. W. Spratling. 

Diphtheria, Report of epidemic of, at Boston Navy-Vard; by D. N. (^irpenter. 

<iuam, L. 1., Sanitary report on: by F. .\. Hesler, " 

Isabela, Port. Basilaii, P. 1., Sanitary re]>ort on; by D. G. Beebe. 

[.\IcKinley. William], Medical and surgical report of case of: by P. M. Rixey. 

Olongaiio, P, I., Sanit.iry rei)ort on; by E. J, Grow. 

Pekin relief expedition. Report of medi<'al officer with 1st regiment of marines in; 
by (,;. A. L\nig. 

Soda soai) of castor oil, Rejiort on properties of: by F. T. (Jordon. 

Tientsin, Report on temporary naval hospital at. established during recent dis- 
turbances in China; by C. .1. Decker. 

Trinidad and Haguio. Province of Benguet. P. I., Sanitary report on; by (J. D. 
Costigan. 

Wounded, Notes on, during Chinese disturbances; by O. D. Nonon, 

NAV.\L WAR (OLLE(iE 

Submarine telegraphic cables in their international relations, lectures 
delivi'red Aug. IHOl, by (Jeorge (irafton Wil.^^on. 1901. 40 i)p. 

NAVAb WAR RECORDS OFFICE 

Rei)ort of superintcn.lcnt [on work of ollici- and Departmental librarv], 
1901. () pp. 

N.WKiATlON BUREAU 

[Circular modifying Regidations governing admi.^jsion of t'andidates into 
Naval .\cademy as naval cadets relative to mental examinations so 
as to place same under sujiervisidn of Civil ServiiH- Connnission.] 
Sept. 2o, {•Hll. 1 ),. 



November, 1901 477 

Report of chief, 1901. 128 pp. 3 pi. 

liijtiirtK iiiclit'lcd: 

Aniphitrito. gunnery ship. 

Asiiitif St)itit>n. 

Naval Academy. 

Naval Hiinu'. rhiladclphia. 

Naval IntelliKi-nci' Oftice. 

Naval Training' Station, Newport. 

San Franeisci). 

North .Vtlantic Station. 

Pacific Station. 

South .\tlantie Stiition. 

ORDNANCE BUKE.\U 

Directions for reinoviiifr steel recoil cylinder and putting bronze recoil 
cylinder on .'i-inch field gun, mark 1. [1901.] 2 pp. 12" 

Specitications for aniniunition hoists, elevating and rainnicr motors for 
12. 10. and 8 inch naval gun mounts. [Nov. lo. lltOl.] (i pp. 12" 

SUPPLIES AND ACCOrXTS lUKK.Vr 

Annual report of payma.ster-generai of Navy, 1901. 128 pp. 
Specifications [for naval supplies]; Oct. -Nov. 1901. 12" 

YARDS AND DOCKS BURKAU 

Specification 1191, 1198, 1201, 1204, 1208; [Nov. 1901]. f" 



Post-Office Department 

Annual report of Postma.-^ter-General, 1901. 82 p}). 

Convention for exchange of monev orders between United States an<l 

Bolivia. [Signed La Paz, June 20, 1901, approved Oct. 12, 1901.] 

7 pp. 4° 
United States Official Postal Guide, 2d series, v. 23, no. 11; Nov. 1901. 

Phila<lelphia. 00 pp. 12" [Monthly.] ?2.00 a yr 

Note. — No. 1. Januarv. for each year, is what is u.sually known as the Postal 

Guide, nos. 2-12 bein^ additions and corrections. Sold by the printer, George F. 

Lasher, 147 North 10th street, Philadelphia. 

ATTORNEY-GENERAL, ASSISTANT, FOR PO.'^T-OFFICE 
DEPARTMENT 

Report [including list of claims on account of loss liv tire, luuglarv, etc.], 
1901. 33 pp. 

DEAD-LETTER OFFICK 

Dead Letter Office sale, catalogue of articles to be sold at auction [com- 
mencing] Dec. 9, 1901. 110 pj). 

FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE 

Report of superintendent, 1901. 30 pj). 

Note. — .\i)pendi.\ conUiins international postal statistics for 1MK». 
Schedule of steamei's appointed to convey mails to foreign countries 
during Dec. 1901. 1 p. narrow f" [Monthly.] 

F'REE DELIVERY DIVl.^loN 

Itistructiuns in regard to rural free delivery. Aug. 1, llMtl. <> pp. 



478 November, 1901 

postmaster-gkneral, 2d assistant 

Report, 1901. 330 i)p. 

Note.— Relates ti> mail service and mail einiipnients. 

POSTMASTKK-GENERAL. 4Tn ASSISTANT 

Report, 1901. 43 pp. 2 tab. 

Note.— Relates to appointin<-!ii-, Ii.hkN mihI (iimniissions. iiisp.Mtioii service. 
and mall depretlations. 

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE 

Dailv bulletin of orders affecting postal service, v. 22, nos. 6605-29; 
Nov. 1-30, 1901. f° [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 



State Department 



Note.— The State Department distributes the Consular Report-s and other De- 
partmental publications gratuitously. For sale of laws see page 466. 

Diplomatic and con.siular .service of United State^J; corrected to Oct. 30, 

1901. 56 pp. 
Diplomatic list, Nov. 1901. 12 pp. 24" [Monthly.] 
Information resjjecting reciprocity and existing treaties; bv John A. 

Ka.«son. 1901. 46 pp. 
Protection of trade-marks in ^lorocco, agreement [between United 

States and Great Britain] effected by exchange of notes, Dec. 6, 

1899. [1901.] 3 pp. 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

Note. — This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices 
usually ranging from 5c to 60c. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

Monthly bulletin, Nov. 1901; whole no. 98, y. 11, no. 5. p. 873-1100. 
(11. doc. 356, pt. 11, 56th Cong. 2d sess. ) [Contains articles hi 
English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French.] 

25c single copy, 82.00 a yr 

Contents: 

Accessions to library. 

Antarctic ('ircle. E.xpedition to. 

Argentina. Collection of treaties: measures concerning representation in Inter- 
national Conference: <iuebrach(> industry: dcvcloimicnt of flax-growiug indus- 
try; Jewish colonists in Kci)iiblic: niiscellancmis notes. 

Bolivia. Foreign trade in 1900; imports through Mollendo; notes. 

Book notices. 

Brazil. CearCi wax; miscellaneous notes. 

Chile. Transandine Railway; guano deposits; notes. 

Colombia. l<ei)orted discovery of Isthmian canal route. 

Commercial museums, .American. 

Conference, "id International, of .\merican States. 

Costa Rica. Receiition of Minister Calvo in Mexico. 

Cuba. Vital statistics of llavaini; notes. 

Kcuador. Foreign connuerce of 1900. 

(Guatemala. Special envoy to United States; notes. 

Haiti. Notes. 

Honduras. Notes. 

Latin America, Trade opiiortiuiities in. 

Metals, Rare, of the world. 

Mexi<'o. Railway development; Statcof Veracruz and its rivers: .'^tateof Mexico; 
tobacco industry; .Morelos, new Yucatan port; miscellaneous notes. 

Nicaragua. Termination of treaties with I'nited States; railroad construction. 

Periodicals and newspapers on lile. 

I'eru. Resoiircesof country and oppdrtunities for foreign capital; maTuifacturing 
industries; notes. 

Salvador. Statistical data; notes. 

Spanish America, Trade with. 



November, 1901 479 

Monthly bulletin — Cuntiniu'<l. 

Conlnitx — CDiitinui'tl. 

I'liiti'il Stall's. Triuk' with I^iitiii Amt'rica; fiiri'i>;n coiniiU'rc'i' in September; 
plan for iiuenintinnal nKTet'iiieiit of Aiiieriraii ri'imhlics for sanitation of cer- 
tain -seacoast eilies; yellow-feveriiislitute; monetary report, lltul; postal service 
estimates: imports of manufacturers' materials: exiioris for 'J months of 1901; 
exports of corn: value of mineral proiliicts; (cmmer) a new Kraiii; notes. 

Venezuelu. IVarl lishv.'rie.s: exports of live stock l<> Cuha. 

Wheat crop. World's. 

FORi:iGX COMMERCE BUREAU 

Advance sheets of consular reports, Nov. 1-80, 1901; nos. 1177-1202. 

[Daily except Sun<lays and holidays; 2 numbers issued Nov. 5.] 
Consular Reports, Nov. liKU; v. (57, no. 2r>4. xx + 311-461 pp. 5 il. 

(H. doc. "i.'Mi, pt. .S, .")(>tli t"on<r. 2d sess. ) [Monthly. These articles 

have appearetl previously in the Advance sheets.] *15c 

Contents: 

Agricultural machinery in Germany; by O.J. D. Hughes. 

Agriculture and live stock in south .\frica, hv Mr. Curren; transmitted I>v J. G. 
Stowe. 

Almond crop. Malaga .Jordan-: by B. H.KidKcly. 

Ar>:entine tnnle in IWl; transmitted by W. P. Lord. 

Bar iron, American, in .\ustralia; transmitted by .1. I'. Bray. 

Bicycle trade, German; transmitted by K.T. LieiVld. 

Boilers. Disincrustation of: transmitted by B. ILKidfjely. 

Briiiuettes, Lif,'iiite and peat, in Germany; by F.H.Mason. 

Gable. Proposed, to Hont;konK; by W. .\. Ilublee. 

Cable soundiiifjs, .Vustralian; l)y Isaac Hobinson. 

China. InijiroviiiK rivers in; transmitted by W. \V. Kockliill. 

Trade notes from, by William Martin; transmitted by H.G.Squiers. 

Coal, American, for Switzerland; by F.H.Mason. 

Coal mines, BelKii»n. Klectric power in: by G.W.Roosevelt. 

Colombia, Commercial conditions in. 

Commerce, Chambers of, in foreign countries: by K.L.Harris. 

Cotton raising in Gernum wi'st Africa: transmitted by T. .1. .Vlbert. 

Electrical high-speed e.\i>erinu'nts at Berlin: by F. H. Mason. 

Electrical tramway and lighting in Guayaiiuil; by 1'. M.De Leon. 

Fabrics, Rouen exhibit of, American vs. French silk indu.slry; by Thornwell 

Haynes. 
Foreign reports and publications. 

(iermany, TarilT revision in; transmitted by A.D.White. 
Gutta-percha tree. EtTorls to save: by W. P. Atwell. 
Hats in Mexico: by C. W. Kindrick. 
Horse meat in Vienna; by C. H. Hurst. 
Horses, Demand for. in .south Africa: by J. G. Stowe. 
Indian corn ik Belgium: by A. \. Winslow. 
Inheritanci- taxation in France; by .1. K.fiowdy. 
Kerosene, .Vnierican. in Korea; by lI.N..\llen. 
Lace and hosiery at Nottingham: by S. C. McFarland. 
La Paz. Bolivia.Trade of; transniitted by G. H. Murphy. 
Leather industry. German, by Walter Sclnnnaiin. 
Locomotives. American, in Europe: by D.B.Mason. 

American and English, in Japan: transmitted by S.S.Lyon. 

Lodging house. Cheap, in Milan; by William Jarvis. 
Machinery. Imports of, into Norway; transmitted by H.W.Harris. 
Manchuria. Conditions in; by R.'I'.cJreener. 
Manufacturers, (ierman, and proposed tarilT; by E.L.Harris. 
Medical and chemical i)reparatioiis in Hungary: by F.D.Chester. 
Mineral resources of Malaga; by B. H.Kidgely. 

Minenils in Persia: by (). .1. D. Hughes. 

Nicaragua, New bank in; transmitted by W. B. Sorsby. 

Notes. 

Patenl-ortice practice. United States vs. German: by F. H. Mason. 

Portland cement. (Jerman exports of: by Hugh Pitcairn. 

Refrigerators in Malta: by J. H. Grout. 

Rolling stock for Belgian railroads: by G. W. Roosevelt. 

Rtibbcr ciillun- in Nicaragua, by (ionlon Waldron; transmitted by W. B. Sorsby. 

Salt industry at Cadiz: by .1. H. Carroll. 

Steam heating and plinnbing in (iermany; by T. J. .\lbert. 

Steam navigation tm rivers of Tabasco; transmitted by W. W. Canada. 

Steamship syndicate, Brazil-l'nited States; by Eugene Seeger. 

Sugar industry in Italy: by F. W. Hossfeld. 

Tobacco industry, German; liyJ. F. Winter. 

Trams and telephones of B.ingkok; by Hamilton King. 

Vehicles, Self-propelled, in Europe; bv Thornwell Haynes. 

Ves.sels. small. New method of propelling; by A. M. Tnackani. 

914— No. .S3— Ul 2 



480 NoVExMBER, 1901 

Consular Reports — CDiitiiuietl. 

CVwi/r/i/"— ('"iitimic'd. 

Viiuliut. New. at Luxemburg: by G. H. Murphy. 
Wall \<m>vT ill soutluTii France: by Attilio I'iiitti. 
Wastc-lu-at auxiliary iMiffiue; by F. H. Mason. 
Wlu-at crop. France's (lelieieiit; by Tliornwell Haynes. 
Wine in I'ortUKnl; by Thornwell Haynes. 

I'rofluction of. in Chile: by K. E. Mansfield. 

Wine industry. (Jennan: by .J. F. Winter. 

Zinc and manganese in New South Wales; by O. H. Baker. 

Export.^ declared for I'liited States, returns from consular districts for 
quarter ended June 30, 1901. vii + 117 pp. *10c 

ROLLS AND LIBRARY BUREAU 

Documentary hi.^tory of Constitution, 1786-1870, derived from records, 
mamisci"ipt.«, and rolls deposited in Bureau of Rolls and Lil)rary of 
Dejiartment of State; v. 3 [^ladison's notes of proceedings of Federal 
Convention] with special index. 1900 [1901]. xix + 904 -f [15] 
pp. f" (H. doc. 529 [pt. 3], oGth Cong. 2d sess.) 

*Cloth, S3.50, *paper, $3.00, for set (3 v.) 

Note. — OriKitially published as appendix to Bulletin 9 of the Rolls and Library 
Bureau. The IS addilioiial pasj-es contain additional notes by Madison for the 
introduction to his notes oi debates in tlie Federal Convention. 

List of books, jiamphlets, and maps received Jan. -June, 1901, with refer- 
ences to articles in periodicals relating to law of nations, diplomacy, 
history, and political science, sujipleniented by list of periodicals 
and newsi)ai)ers received; new series, no. 23. 76 pp. 4° 

Treasury Department 

Fusible plugs for marine boilers. Nov. 8, 1901. 1 p. 4" (Dept. cir- 
cular 98, 1901; Steand)oat-Inspection Service. ) 

Official emoluments, customs service, and their accounting. Nov. 21, 
1901. 1 ]). 4" (Dept. circular 101, 1901; Division of Appointments. ) 

Relating to insiiection of aliens landed at ports of Canada. Nov. 1, 
1901. 3 pp. 4" (Dept. circular 97, 1901; Bureau of Immigration.) 

Statement of public debt and cash in Treasurv, Nov. 1901. 1 p. f" 
[Monthly.] ' , 

Treasurv decisions iuhUt tariff, internal revenue, immigration, navfga- 
tioii laws, etc., weekly, v. 4, nos. 45-48; Nov. 7-28, 1901. [Depart- 
ment tlecisions num))ered 23341-378 including general appraisers' 
decisions 5016-31, and internal revenue decisions 427-436.] 

APPRAISERS 

Reappraisements of merchandise by general appraisers [on Oct. 28-Nov. 
21,1901]; Nov. 4-25, 1901. 4" (Reappraisement circulars 757-767; 
Division of Customs.) [Weekly.] 

AUDITOR FOR POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT 

Report to Secretarv of Treasurv and to Postmaster-General, 1901. 168 

pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2244.) 
Rules and regulati(jns pertaining to Recording Division. 1901. 52 pp. 

BOOKKEEPING AND WARRANTS DIVISION 

Coinitarative statement of receipts and expenditures of United States 
[for month and 5 months ending Nov. 1900 and 1901]. 1 p. oblong 8° 
[Monthly.] 

Statement of TreasiH-y, Nov. 1-30, 1901. Each [3] pp. 4" [Daily except 
Sundays and holidays.] 



November, 1901 481 

coast and geodetic survey 

Note.— The Chnrtx, Coast I'ilots.aiid Tide Tables of the Const and Geodetic Sur- 
vey are sold at the office of the Survey, in WushiUKton, un<l also by one or more 
sales agents in each of the imnortunt AnuTican seajiorts. The monthly Notice to 
Mariners may be huil free at these HKencies, at all I nited States custom-houses, at 
the branch hydroffraphic offices of the Navy Department, at I'nited Stales consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Const Survey. 

Notice to -Marinei-s 277; Oct. 1901. 14+ [2] pp. 4" [Monthly.] 

Note. — Contains corrections for charts of the Coa.st and Geodetic Survey, with 
lists of new charts, canceled editions, etc. 

Otarts 

Delaware River, Penns Neck to lMiiUulelj>hia; with inset, Rridesbur}; to 
Trentdn, fnmi snrvevs by enjrineers, V. S. A., 1.SS5 and 1880; cliart 
126. Scale 1:80,000! Oct. 1901, lirst imblished 1849. 29.. S X 29.6 
and 13.1 X 17.4 in. 50c 

Pensacola Rav, Fla.; chart 490. Scale 1:30,000. Oct. 1901, lirst pub- 
lished 18o9. 32.7X40.8 in. 

Portland Canal, Alaska: chart 8051. Scale 1:100,000. Nov. 1901, tlrst 
published 1897. 40.1X24.7 in. 25c 

COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY 

Abstract of reports of condition of national banks, Sept. 30, 1901 ; no. 25. 

Nov. 7, 1901. 8 pp. 4" [Issue*! 5 times a year.] 
Bulletin 446-449; Nov. 4-25, 1901. [Weekly.] 

Note. — Announce.s changes in officers of national banks, organization of new 

banks, liquidations, etc. 

COMPTROLLER OF TREASURY 

Decisions, v. 8, pt. 1, Julv-Scpt. 1901; containing decisions by Robert 
J. Tracewell and Leahder ]'. :\Iitchell. 1901. vi + 199-f v pp. 

GOVERNMENT ACTUARY 

Market prices and investment values of outstanding securities [Oct. 
1901]. Nov. 1, 1901. 2 pi>. 4" (Dept. circular 95, 1901.) 

IMMKiRATION BUREAU 

Annual report of commissioner-general, 1901. 52 pp. (Treas. iH'pt. 
doc. 2251.) 

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE 

Annual report of commissioner, 1901. vi - 181 \i\). (Treas. DejJt. doc. 
2248. ) 

Catalogue of Ijlanks and books and laws and regulati(»ns for use of offi- 
cers of internal revenue. Aug. 1901. 70 pi>. ( [Form] 155, revised 
1901.) 

Construction of paragraph 7 of schedule A of act of June 13, 1898, jis 
amended, imi>osing stamj) tax on l)onds, and liability of bonds of 
a<lministrators and executors thereunder. Nov. 7, 1901. 2 pp. 4° 
(Circular 610.) 

Exportation of distille<l spirits in bon<l. Nov. 1, 1901. 1 p. 4" ([Cir- 
cular] 609: Dcpt. circular 96, 1901.) 



482 November, 1901 

LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD 

XoTE.— The Bulletins, Beacon and Buoy Lists, and Li^ht Lists published by the 
Light-House Board can be ot)tained, free of charge, on application to the office of 
the Board at Washington, the inspectors of the several lighthotise districts, the 
United States custom-houses, the Hydrographic OflRce and its branches.and the 
sajes agents of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 

Bulletin 125, recent clianjies in aids to navigation, Nov. 1, 1901, coasts of 
United States. 16- [2] pp. 4" [Monthly.] 

7th District. List of beacons, buoys, and day marks, from Jupiter Inlet 
to Perdido River, with adjacent islands, keys, and reefs; corrected 
to Nov. 1, 1901. 71- iii pp. large K' 

Notice to Mariners 166-182 of 1901; Nov. 1-30, 1901. 166-182- [1] 
pp. 4" 

Note. — Contain.s notices of establishment of new lights, light-vessels, and steam- 
whistles, changes in buoyage, etc. 

LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION 

Circulation statement, Nov. 1, 1901. 1 p. oblong 8" [Monthly.] 
Registered bonds caveated upon books of Department, Nov. 1, 1901. 
1 p. f° [Monthly.] 

MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Amendments to regulations. Nov. 16, 1901. 2 pp. -i'' (Dept. circular 

100, 1901.) 
Public Health Reports, v. 16, nos. 44-48: Nov. 1-29, 1901. [xix] - 

2529-2832 pj). [Weekly.] 
Note. — This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 

other countries, as reported by the officers of the Marine Hospital Service and 

others, is for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is limited, and the document 

is intended only for health officers and other persons interested in sanitary affairs. 

To obtain it ai)i)li(ation should be made to the Supervising Surgeon-General of 

the Marine Hospital Service, Treasury Department. 

NAVIGATION BUREAU 

33d annual list of merchant vessels of United States, with otficial num- 
bers and signal letters, also list of vessels of Navy, Quartermaster's 
Department, Engineer Department [etc.], 190L [pts. 1-5] vii -f- 
436 p]t. 4" 

Same, part 6, specifying distinguishing signals of vessels of United States, 
including yachts, and of Navy, C^uartermaster's Department, Reve- 
nue-Cutter Service, ]-,iglit-House Board, Coast and Geodetic Survey, 
and Fish Commission, 1901. xxxviii + 59 pp. 11. 4 pi. 4" [Title on 
cover is: Code list of merchant vessels.] 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Advance slieets from Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance, 

showing details of imports and exports bv articles and comitries for 

Oct. 1901. 64 pp. 4" 
Exports of d(jmestic breadstuffs, provisions, cotton, and mineral oils, 

Oct. 1901. 13 pp. 4" (Bulletin 4, series 1901-02.) [Monthly.] 
Imports and exj.orts of United States, Oct. UtOl. 1 p. 4" [Monthly.] 
Monthly Sunuuary of Connnerce and Finance of United States, Sept. 

1901; no. 3, aeries 1901-02. p. 927-1187, il. 4' *35c 

stka:mboat inspection service 

Animal report of supervising inspector-general, 1901 [with reports of dis- 
trict inspectors, calendar vear 1900]. 1901. 325 pp. (Treas. Dept. 
doc. 2242.) 



November, 1901 483 

treasurer of united states 

Annual report, 1901. 153 j)i>. (Treas. Dept. doi-. 2252. ) 
Monthly statement, paper currencv of each denomination out.staiiding 
Nov. 30, U»01. 1 1). (il)lon« 24" 



War Department 



Circular [deliniuL' powers of Secretary of War relative to military (jues- 
tions, opinion of judge-ad voeate-^eneral]. Nov. 2, 1901. 28 pp. 12*" 

Circular [relative to those entitled to benefits (»f remuster law, act of 
Feb. 24, 1SJ)7, communication from Record and Pension OlHce and 
opinion of judge-advocate-general]. Oct. 31, 1001. 10 pp. 12" 

Tariff circular 120, 121; Nov. 5, 15, 1901. Each 1 p. 12" [Amen<lments 
and temporary inoditications to tariff regulations for Cuba and 
Philippine Islands.] 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL 

Armv list and directory, officers of Army, Nov. 20, 1901; [no.] 24. 

69 pp. *10c 

Circular 41-43 [1901]; Nov. 4-29, 1901. 12" 
Enlistments for line of Army, Oct. 1901. 8 pp. 12" [Monthly.] 
General orders 139-1.50 [1901]; Nov. 2-29, 1901. 12" 
Special orders 253-277 [1901]; Nov. 1-30, 1901. 12» [Daily except 

Sundays and holidays.] 
Stations of Army, Nov. 7, 21, 28, 1901. Each [2] pp. oblong f ° [Weekly; 

none issued Nov. 14.] 

MILITARY AC.\DE.MV 

Annual report of board of visitors, 1901. 36 pp. 

ARMY 

AKTILLEKV OFFICE 

Annual report of chief, [Apr. 9-Sept. 30] 1901. 4 pp. 

MII.ITAKV DEPARTMENTS AND DIVISIONS 

California. Annual rejiort of Samuel V>. M. Young, commanding Depart- 
ment of California [with reports of chiefs of staff departments, 1901]. 
San Francisco, Aug. 16, 1901. [101] pp. 12" 

Colorado. Annual report of H. C. Merriam, commanding Dei)artment 
of the Colorado [with reports of chiefs of staff departments], UH)1. 
[73] pp. 12" [No i)lace of publication given.] 

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT 

Alabama. Annual report upon improvement of rivers ami harboi-s in 
western Alabama and eastern Mississipjii, and of Rogue Chitto, La., 
in charge of Wm. T. Rossell; aj))). K of report of chief, 1901. p. 364- 
378, 1809-()3. 

Arkansas, .\nnual report upon improvement of .Vrkansas Riv»'r and 
rivers in .\rkansas and .Missouri, in charge of (Iraliam 1>. Fitch, 
Chas. L. I'otter, and Robert Mciiregor; apjt. W of rej)ort of chief, 
1901. p. 425-433, 2095-2154. 



484 November, 1901 

BridfTt's. Animal report upon l)ri(l^in>r navijjable waters of United 
State.- anil upon hridges obstructing navijration; part of report of 
ehief, 1!)01. p. OolMifW. 

California. Annual rei)ort upon improvement of Alviso, San Francisco, 
and Oakland liarltors, of San Joaipiin and Sacramento rivei"S and 
tril)Utaries, of rivers and harbors in California north of San Fran- 
cisco, and of Pearl IIarl)or, Hawaii, in charjre of W. H. Heuer; 
app. UU of report of chief, 1901. p. f)03-(Jl3, 340y-«i2, 2 pi. map. 

Annual report upon improvement of harljors in California .«outh of 

San Francisco, in charjje of James J. Mevler; app. T T of report of 
chief, 1901. p. 599-603, 3395-3408. 

Circular 13, 14 [1901]; Nov. 15, 23, 1901. Each 1 p. 12" 

Connecticut. Annual rejHirt U])on improvement of rivei>- and harbors 
in Connecticut, and of Pawcatuck Kiver, in charjre of Smith S. Leach; 
app. K of report of chief, 1901. p. 175-198, 1159-95. 

Cristobal Colon, steamlxjat. Report upon renif)val of wreck of steam- 
boat from San Juan Harl)or, bvC. A. F. Flagler; app. AAAof report 
of chief, 1901. p. 657, 3635. " 

Cumberlanil River. Annual report upon improvement of Cumberland, 
Obion, and Forked Deer rivers, in charjre of M. B. Adams and Dan 
C. Kinjiman; app. E E of re])ort of chief, 1901. p. 458-4(54, 2403-17. 

District of Columl)ia. Annual report upon maintenance and repair of 
Washington Aijueduct, increasing water supply (jf "Washington, and 
Washington Acjueduct filtration plant, in charge of Alexander M. 
Miller; app. CCC of report of chief, 1901. p. 671-675, 3651-88. 

Annual reports upon repair of Aqueduct Bridge across Potomac 

River at Washington, and u{)on ^lemorial Bridge across Potomac 
River at Washington, 1)V Chas. J. Allen; app. B B B of report of 
chief, 1901. p. 669-671, 3637-49. 

Erie, Lake. Annual report upon improvement of rivers an<l liar])ors on 
lake west of Erie, Pa., in charge of Jared A. Smith, S. M. Mans- 
field, and Dan C. Kingman; ajip. (^ (i of report of chief, 1901. p. 
571-585, 3213-93, map. 

Field assistants. General instructions for assistants in field; bv Thos. 
L. Casey. 1901. 21 pp. 12° [Interleaved.] 

Florida. Annual report upon inii)n)vemi'nt of rivers and harbors on 
eastern coast of Florida, and of haibor at Key West, and entrance 
thereto, in charge of Thos. II. Reesand C. H. ^IcKinstrv; app. O of 
report of c-hief, 1901. p. 335-342, 1733-50, map. 

Annual rejiortupon improvement of rivers ar.d harbors on western 

coast of Florida south of and including Suwanee River, in I'harge of 
Thos. II. Rees; ajjp. 1* of rejiort of chief, 1901. p. 342-350, 1751-64. 

Georgia. Annual report n])on improvement of rivers and harljors in 
ea.«tern (ieorgia, of inside water route between Savannah, (ia., and 
Fernandina, Fla., and of Cund)erland S(jund, in charge of Cassius 
E. Gillette; apji. N of report of chief, 1901. p. 324-335, 1627-1731. 

Annual re])ort upon imjirovement of rivers and harbors in western 

Georgia and Florida and in i-astern Alabama, in charge of W. V. 
Judson and C. A. F. Flagler; ap]). (^)f report of chief. 1901. p. 350- 
3(i4, 1765-1808. 

Government Printing OHice. Annual report uium new building for 

ofiice, in charge of John S. Sewell; app. II II II of rejiort of chief, 

1901. p. 685-686, 3801-22, 16 pi. map. 
Great Lakes. Annual report upon imi)rovenient of waters connecting 

(ireat Lakes, in charge of Ci. J. Lvdecker; api>. P P of report of 

chief, 1901. p. 563-571, 3157-3212." 



November, 1901 485 

Illinois. Annual report upon iinprovcnieiit of C'liicajro and Calumet 
harhoi-s, Cliicairo and Illinois rivers, Caluinet Kiver, Illinois and 
;Mississipi)i Canal, in (•har;re of J. li. Willanl; ai)p. ^f .M of report 
of chief, IttOl. 1). 5l'H-5:U, 2yS7-:5()71. 

Kentucky. Annual report upon improvement of falls of Ohio Hiver, of 
White River, Wahash Kiver, and of rivers in Kentucky, in charjre 
of Geo. A. Zinn and W. L. Sibert; app. .J J of report of'chief, HM>1. 
p. 49t>-505, 278:i-2820. 

Laws affectinjr CV)ri)s of Enjjineers, 5()th Congress, 2d session, [lliiil.] 
p. 3S3o-;W38. [From report of chief, 1901.] 

Louisiana. Annual rejtort U})on improvement of rivers and harl)oi-s in 
southern Louisiana and eastern Texas, and of Homochitto Kiver, in 
charjre of 11. M. .\dams and E. M. .\dams; api>. T of report of chief, 
1901. p. 379-402, 1S71-1920. 

Maine. Annual report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Maine 
east of and includin«i Portland Harbor, in charjje of S. \V. Roessler; 
app. A of rei)ort of chief, 1901. p. 120-133, 9S7-1034, map. 

Annual report upon imi)rovement of rivers and harbors in ^Nfaine 

south of Portland Harbor, in Vermont and New llamjisliire, and in 
Ma.«sachu.<etts north of Lynn Harlxir, narrows of I^ke Champlain, 
in charjie of W. L. Kisk and Harrv Taylor; app. B of report of chief, 
1901. p. 133-150, 103.T-74, map.' 

Maryland. Annual report upon imjirovement of rivers and harbors in 
Maryland tributary to Chesapeake Bay, and of Broad Creek ami 
Xanticoke rivers, in charjie of (). H. P^rnst; ajip. I of report of chief, 
1901. J). 2»>4-273, 1373-97. 

Massachu.setts. Annual report upon improvement of rivers and harbors 
in ea.<tern Ma.s«achusetts south of and inchuliujr Lynn Harbor, in 
charge of Chas. R. Suter and W. S. Stanton; app. C of report of 
chief, 1901. p. 150-159, 107-5-1108. 

Annual report upon imi)rovement of rivei^s ami harbors in south- 
eastern Ma.'^.sachu.<etts and in Khoile Island, in charge of 1). \V . 
Lockwood, (ieo. W. Uoethals, and K. P. Johnston; app. D of rei)ort 
of chief, 1901. p. 159-175, 1109-58. 

Michigan. Annual rejxirt ui>on imi)rovement of rivers and harlxn-s on 
eastern coast of ^lichigan north of Lake Erie, in charge of G. J. 
Lydecker and W. L. Fisk; a]))!. () U of rejxjrt of chief, 1901. p. 554- 
563, 3135-56. 

Michigan, Lake. Annual report upon improvement of Michigan City 
Harbor, Ind., and rivers and harbors on eastern shore of lake, in 
charge of Chester Harding and Charles Keller; app. N N of report of 
chief, 1901. p. 534-554, .3073-3134. 

Annual report upon imjirovement of rivei-s and harl)oi-s on western 

shore of lake, in charge of J. CJ. Warren; app. L L of report of chief, 
1901. p. 515-528, 2907-86. 

Mis.sissippi Kiver. Anmial rejiort upon construction of reservoirs at 
head waters of Mississippi Kiver, imi)rovement of Mississippi 
Kiver from St. Paul t<j Minneai)olis. of rivers in Wisconsin and 
Minnesota tributary to Mississippi Kiver. of Warmad Kiver, an<l ot 
Red Kiver of the North, gauging Mississi|>pi Kiver at St. Paul, in 
charge of D. W. Lockwood, F. V. Ablxit, and H. M. Chittenden; 
app. A A of reiiort of chief, 1901. p. 443-451, 2297-23(>5. ti pi. 

Annual re)>ort upon improvement of rivers and waterways in Lou- 
isiana, Texas, Arkansas, and Mi.«sissippi tributary to Missi.^sippi 
River, water gauges on Missi.><«ippi Kiver and j)rincipal tributaries, 
in charge of Thos. L. Casev; apji. V of report ot chief, 1901. p. 412- 
425, 2025-94, map. 



486 NOVEMHER, I'JOl 

Mi.<.'^issi]tl)i KiviT — Continued. Ainiual report upon inij>rovenient of 
South Pa.s« of Mis.-issi]ipi Kiver, inHpe(tin<r otticer, H. M. Adams; 
api>. S. of report of eliief, U«)l. p. :i71», lS()o-70, 4 niapn. 

Annual report upon operating: snag boatt^and dredge V)oatson river, 

inii)rovernent of river l)et\veen Missouri River and St. Paul, 
;Minn., and of La Crosse Harbor, Wis., operating and care of Galena 
Hiver inii)rovenient, and of Illinois and Mississippi Canal around 
lower rapids of Kock Kiver, in charge of C. McD. Townsend; app. 
Z of report of chief, 15)01. p. 439-442, 2231-95. 

Annual report n\>on removing snags and wrecks from Mississippi 

Kiver, improvement of Mississippi Kiver between Ohio and Mis- 
souri rivers, of harbor at St. Louis, and to prevent Mississippi River 
from breaking through into Cache Kiver at Beechridge, al)ove Cairo, 
111., in charge of Edw. Rurr; ap]). Y of report of chief, 1901. p. 434- 
439, 2165-2229, 4 pi. 
Missouri River. Annual re])ort ujjon improvement of river at and 
above Sioux City, Iowa, in charge of IL M. Chittenden; app. DD 
of report of chief; 1901. p. 452-4oS, 2373-2402. 

Report containing plan and estimate of cost of rectification of bank 

of river at St. Joseph, Mo., bv Amos Sticknev; app. BB of report 
of chief, 1901. p. 452, 2367-68. 
Muskingum River. Annual report upon improvement of river, and 
rivers tributarv to Ohio River, in charge of E. H. Ruffner and H. 
F. Hodges; apj). 1 1 of report of chief, 1901. p. 484-496, 2713-81. 
New Jersey. Annual report upon improvement of Delav.are River and 
Bay, waters tributary thereto, of rivers and harbors in southern 
New Jersey and Delaware, ancl of inland waterway from Chinco- 
teague Bav to Delaware Bav, in charge of C. W. Ravmond; ajip. H 
of report of chief, 1901. p." 229-264, 1309-72. 
New York. Annual report upon improvement of Erie Harbor, Pa., and 
of rivers and harbors in western New York, in charge of Thomas 
W. Svmons; app. R R of report of chief, 1901. p. 585-592, 3295- 
3352, '6 pi. 

Annual report upon improvement of harbors on Lake Ontario and 

of St. Lawrence River and harbors thereon, N. Y., in charge of 
Thomas W. Svmons and (iraham D. Fitch; app. S S of report of 
chief, 1901. p. 592-599, 335;;-93. 

Animal re{)ort upon improvement of rivers and harbors in New 

\"ork on Long Island Sound, on southern shore of Long Island, of 
Hudson River and harbors tliereon, of Harlem and East rivers, and 
of rivers and harbors in northeastern New Jersev, in charge of S. M. 
Manstleld; app. F of report of chief, 1901. p. 198-224, 1197-1284. 
New York Harbor. Annual report ujion improvement of harbor. Bay 
Ridge, Red Hook, and Buttermilk channels, and Gowanus Creek 
Channel, in charge of W. L. Marshall; app. G of report of chief, 
1901. p. 224-229, 1285-1308. 

Annual report ui>on supervision of harbor, bv H. M. Hodges; app. 

Y Y of report of chief, 1901. p. ()5(), 3607-24". 
North Carolina. Annual report u})on improvement of rivers and harl)ors 
in North Carolina, in charge of E. W. VanC. Lucas; ai>p. L of rejjort 
of chief, 1901. p. 299-310, 1483-1572, map. 
Officers. Report upon service of oHici'rs of Corps of Engineers in tield, 
with troops, and as oliicers of I'nited States Volunteers, since Apr. 
1898; extract from refiort of chief, 1901. p. 45-117. 
Ohio River. Animal report upon improvement of Ohio Kiver, in charge 
of \Vm. H. Bixl)v; app. (i G of report of chief, 1901. p. 470-477 
2597-2677. 



November, 1901 487 

Oregon. Annual report npuii iiii|ir<iVi'Mu-nt of rivers ami liarhors in 
western Orejron. upper Colnnil)ia and Snake rivers, and Clearwater 
Kiver, in ehar^re of W. V. l^inglitt and Win. W. llart.s; app. V V of 
report of ciiief, H»01. p. (il.'Mi.SO, ;{4f);i-:ir)47. 

Osage River. Report containing estimate of eo.'^t of eonipletion of lock 
and dam 1 at Hrennecke-s Shoals, Osage River, l>v CliarK's Keller; 
app. C C of report of chief, li»01. p. 4.=)2, 2:i()it-72." 

Pennsylvania. Annual report upt>n imiirovemeiit of harhorat I'ittsburg, 
of AUeghenv Kiver, and of MonoiiL'aliela Kiver. in cliargeof ('has. K. 
Powell; apii. 11 II of rei.ort of chief, lilUl. \> 477-4S4, l.'()7i>-L'71 1. 

Philip]iines. Animal report uixm operations of department in Philip- 
pines, in charge of ("linton B. Sears; app. 6 of report <jf chief, 1901. 
p. 43-45, 975-98tJ. 

Report. Annual report of chief, 1901. p. 1-688, Til. 

Seacoast defenses, extract from rei)ort of chief, 1901. p. 4-:i8, (591-925, 
3 pi. [Includes re|)orts of Boanl of Engineers, Board on Torpeilo 
System, Kortilications, and Technical details of fortification work.] 

South Carolina. Annual rei>ort upon inij)rovement of Waccamaw River 
and rivers and harbors in South Carolina, in cliargeof J. C. Sanford; 
ajtp. ]M of report of chief, 1901. j.. 3I0-.S24, 1573-l(JL't), 2 maps. 

Superior, Lake. Annual report upon imi)rovement of rivei-s and harbors 
on lake, in charge of D. W. Lockwood, Clinton B. Sears, and D. D. 
C4aillard; app. K K of report of chief, 1901. p. 505-515, 2821-2906^ 
2 il. 12 pi. 3 maps. 

Tenne.ssee River. .Vnnual rejtort ui)on iminovement of river and its 
tributaries, in charge of John (i. I). Knight and Dan C. Kingman; 
app. F F of report of chief, 1901. p. 4B4-470, 2419-259(5. 

Texa.s. Annual report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in 
Texas, in charge of C S. Riche; a|)p. U of report of chief, 1901. 
p. 402-112, 1921-2024, map. 

Totten, Fort. Annual report upon post of Fort Totten, N. Y., United 
States Engineer School, Engineer Troops, and Engineer Depot at 
Willets Point, N. Y., under command of John (i. D. Knight anil 
William :M. Black; app. 5 of report of chief, 1901. p. 38-43, 927-973. 

Virginia. Annual report ui)on im]irovement of Norfork Harbor, Va., 
and its ajijiroaches, and of rivers and harbors in southeastern Vir- 
ginia and northeastern N(jrth Carolina, in charge of James B. (^uinn; 
app. K of report of chief, 1901. p. 292-299, 1447-82. 

Annual report ujion improvement of Potoma<- River and its tribu- 

tarie.s, of James River and harbor at Milford Haven, and rivers in Vir- 
ginia on western shore of Clie.*^ai>eake Bay, protection of Jame,stown 
Island, in charge of Chas. J. Allen; a]»p. J of report of chief, 1901. 
p. 273-292, 1399-1445, map. 

Washington State. Annual report upon improvement of rivers and har- 
V)ors in Washingon, Idaho, an<l .Montana, in charge of John Millis 
and Harry Taylor; apj). X X of report of thief, 1901. j). (540-()5G, 
3577-3(505, 2 maps. 

AVillamette River. Animal report upon imiirovement of Willamette 
and lower Columbia rivei"s and their tributaries, in charge of W. C. 
Langfitt and Wm. \V. Harts; aop. W \V of report of chief, 1901. 
p. 630-640, 3549-7(5. 

Wyoming. Annual reports ui)on roads aixl liridges in Yellowstone 
Xatioiial Bark, military mad from Fort Washakie to mouth of Buf- 
falo Fork of Snake Kiver, and erection of monument to Charles 
Floyd, in charge of Hiram M. Chittenden; app. F F F, III, and 
J J J of repcjrt of chief, 1901. vi -j 3777-3833 pj». 11 pi. map. 



488 November, 1901 



t'AI.IKoUXIA IJKHKI.S COMMISSION 



Annual report, 1901; aitp. Z Z of report of chief of enfrineers, 1901. 
p. 656, 3625-33. 



MISSISSIPPI RIVER COMMISSION 



Annual report, 1901; supplement to report of chief of engineers, 1901. 
p. 657, 1-364, 8 pi. 64 maps. 

Reports upon examination and survey of Mississippi River from Hick- 
man, Ky., to Sl()u<.'h Landing, Tenn., l)y E. p]veleth Winslow; app. 
X of report of chief of engineers, 1901. p. 434, 2155-63. 

MISSOURI RIVER COMMI.SSIOX 

Animal report, 1901; supplement to report of chief of engineers, 1901. 
p. 658, 365-428, 18 pi. S maps. 

NORTHERN .\ND NORTHWESTERN L.\KES SURVEY 

Annual reports upon survey of northern and northwestern lakes and 
reconnaissances, explorations, and work in Held; app. E E E and 
G G G of report of chief of engineers, 1901. ix + 3761-3800 pp. 1 pi. 

Charts 

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they wish them sent by express or mail. 

Ashtalmla Harbor, Ohio. Scale 1: 5,000. Nov. 16, 1901. 32.2x20.4 
in. 15c 

Erie, Lake. Scale 1:400,000. Nov. 27, 1901. 24.7X41.4 in. 15c 

Sandusky Bay, Chart of. Scale 1:20,000. Nov. 8, 1901. 21 X 26.9 in. 

13c 

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Annual report upon improvement and care of puljlic buildings and 
groimds, and care and maintenance of Washington ^lonument, in 
District of Columbia, in charge of Theo. A. Bingham; ajiji. D D I) of 
report of chief of engineers, 1901. p. 675-676, 3689-3760, 1 pi. 7 
maps. 

INSPECTOR-GENERAL 

Annual report to Secretary of War, 1901. 115 pp. 

INSULAR AFFAIRS DIVISION 

•Circular 47; Nov. 1, 1901. 1 p. 12" 

Monthlvsummarv of commerce of Philippine Islands, Apr. 1901; no. 10, 

series 1900-01. ]i. 803-906, 4" 
Translation of projiosed constitution for ('ul)a, othcial accejttance of Piatt 

amendment, and electoral law. Nov. 1901. 52 ])p. 

.AI EDICA L DEPARTMENT 

•Circular 5 [1901]; Nov. 11, 1901. 2 pp. 12" 

Index-catalogue of library of Surgeon-General's Oflice, United States 
Armv; authors and subjects. 1901. 2d series, v. 6, G-Hernette, 
iii4- 11 J 1051 PI), large 8" *$2.00 



November, 1901 489 

ordnanci"; department 

General specifications fjoverninj; nianufartureaml inspectiim (tf carriages 
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Instructions to hiilders and specifications governing manufacture of 
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Ordnance orders 12, i:i [1901]; Nov. Ki, 29, 1901. 12" 

Public sale [of ordnance propertv at Fort Knox, Prospect Ferrv, ^le.]. 
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Monthly station list of officers, Nov. 1, 1901. 3 i)p. 
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Roster showing stations and duties of officers, Nov. 15, 1901. 6 pp. 

[.Monthly.] 
Specifications 556; [Nov. S, 1901]. 4 pp. 

RECORD AND PENSION OFFICE 

[Official records of Union and Confederate armies, 1861-65, circular rel- 
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SIGNAL OFFICE 

Annual report of chief signal officer [with reports of signal officers], 

1901. 175 pp. 3 il. 12 pi. 
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SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT 

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District of Columbia 

Assessments. Report of assessor, 1901. 25 pp. 

Children. RejMjrt of Boanl of Children's Guardians [witli reports of 

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Librarv. 4th annual report of trustees and 3d animal report of liljrarian, 

1901. 48 pp. 5 pi. 



Smithsonian Institution 

NATIONAL MUSEUM 

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490 November, 1901 

Review of ^'yinno<l<tnt fishes of Japan, by David Starr Jordan and John 

Otterld'in Snvder; from Proceedings, v. 24. 1901. p. 229-264, 8 il. 

(No. 1254.) 
Two new si)et'ies of al^n^ of genus buthotrephis from upper silurian of 

Indiana, bv David White; from Proceedings, v. 24. 1901. p. 265- 

270, 3 pi. "(No. 1255.) 



Various Bureaus 

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^lanual of examinations for classified civil service, revised to Jan. 1, 1901. 
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Dredging and other records of Fish Commission steamer Albatross with 
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report, 1900". 1901. p. 387-562, 4 pi. 3 maps. 

Lobster fishery of United States, [calendar year] 1900. [1901.] 1 p. 
large 4" (Statistical bulletin 114. ) 

Report of commissioner [with reports of divisions and appended papers], 

1900. 1901. pt. 26, 570 pp. 5 pi. 3 maps. (H. doc. 541, 56th Cong. 
2d sess. ) 

Contents of append ixes: 

Albatro.s.s. Fi.sh Commission .steamer, Dredgingand other records of, with bibliog- 
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Epg development. Method of recording for use of lish-culturists; bv Claudius 

Wallich. 
Middle Atlantic States, Statistics of fisheries of: by C. H. Townsend. 
New England States, Statistics of fisheries of: by C. H. Town.^end. 

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Domestic .■service; by Gail Laughlin. [1901.] 1. 739-767. [From 

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November, 1901 491 

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Same, index. [1901.] 8 pp. 



Shipments to Depositories 

During the Month of November, 1901 



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Shipment 44 

Congrest-. 56th Congre^is, 1st session. House (locuiiients, v. 88. Nos. 

399 and 699; Field operations of Division of Soils, 1899", Beet-sugar 

industry, 1899. (Serial no. 3985. ) 
56tli Congress, 2d session. Senate reports, v. 1. No. 1337, pts. 3-6; 

Nicaragua Canal. (Serial no. 4063.) 

Shipment 45 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 46. Xo. 
138; 1st Philippine Commission, Schurman, report, v. 4. (Serial 
no. 3885, v. 3.) 

Shipment 46 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 83. Nos. 
325-392, except 340, 349-351, 359, 360; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 
3980.) 

Shipment 47 

Biological Survey Division (Department of Agriculture) . Laws for pro- 
tection of birds and game in District of Columlna. Oct. 25, 1901. 
8i)p. 8" (Circular 34.) 

Entomologv Division ( Department of Agriculture). True clothes moths, 
tinea pellionella et al. [July 18,1898.] 8 pp. 3 il. 8" (Circular 
36, 2d series. ) 

Experiment Stations Ottice (Dejiartment of Agri<'ulture). List of pub- 
lications of office on food and nutrition of man. [1901.] 8 pp.8" 
([Publication] 23S revised [0th edition].) 

Studies on ])read and bread making at University of Minnesota in 

1899 and 1900: bv Harrv Snvder. 1901. 65 pp. 1 il. 3 j.l. 8" (Bul- 
letin 101.) 

Geological Survey (Interior Department). Geologic atla.>^ of United 
States, Coos Bay folio, Oreg. Library edition. 1901. 5 i)p. 7 il. 
2 pi. 4 maps, large 4" (Folio 73.) 

SInpment 4S 

Congress. 56th Congre.ss, 1st session. IIou.se documents, v. 90. No. 
431 ; Protection of Sacramento and Feather rivers. (Serial no. 3987. ) 

493 



494 November, 1901 

Snipment 49 

Botany Division ( Department of Agriculture ) . Contributions from U. S. 
National Ilerltariuui, v. 5, no. H, report on botanical survey of Dismal 
Swanii>re<rion [witli lHbliograi)liy] ; by Tlionias H. Kearney. 1901. 
X - S21-.5S.5 - X pj). 40 11. 13 pi. 2 niaps, S" 

Interior De))artinent. Derisions of Department ami General Land Olfice 
relating to i)ul)lic lands, May, 1900-June, 1901; by S. V. Proudfit 
and George J. Hesselman. 1901. v. 30, xxv + 649 pp. 1 pi. 8" 

Shipment 1 

Agriculture, Dei)artment of. [Bureau of Animal Industry] order 91; 

niles and regulations for inspection and marking of dairv products 

for export; Oct. 80, 1901. 3 pp. 8° 
Geological vSurvey (Interior Department). Geologic atlas of United 

States, Coalgate folio, Ind. T. Library edition. 1901. 6 pp. 5 il. 

1 pi. 4 maps, large 4" (Folio 74.) 

Shipment 2 

• Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 42. No. 
453; Appropriations, new offices, etc. (Serial no. 3883.) 

Shipment 3 

Subsistence Department (War Department). How to feed an armv. 
1901. 171 pp. 1 il. 1 pi. 12" 

Shipv^ent 4 

' Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 98. Nos. 
505-611, except 553, 572, 579, 588; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 3995.) 

Shipment 5 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 116. Xo. 
734; Fish Commission bulletin, v. 19, 1899. (Serial no. 4013.) 

Shipment 6 

y Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 120. No. 
737, pt. 2; National Museum report, 1899. (Serial no. 4017.) 

SJiipment 7 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 59. No. 
95, pt. 2; Atlas of Chicago River antl branches. (Serial no. 3956.) 

Shipment 8 

Congress. 5r>tli Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 27. No. 
259; Filtering water-supply of Washington, D. C. (Serial No. 3869.) 



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Dec. 4, 1901. 4 pp. (8. doc. 2.) 

Letter from ser<;eant-at-arms relative to receipts from sale of con- 
demned property. Dec. 4, 1901. 1 p. (!S. doc. 14.) 

Rei)ort of sergeant-at-arms, statement of property in his possession. 

Dec. 4, 1901. 34 pj). (8. doc. 3.) 

Public documents. Finding list to important serial doc-uments published 
by Government in library of Senate; ])y James M. Baker. 1901. 
2S1 pj). (S. doc. 238, -Mith Cong. 2d se.ss") 

Yankton Indians. Memorandum in relation to title of Indians to Pipe- 
stone Reservation in Minnesota; presente<l bv ^Ir. (nramble. Dec. 
10,1901. 8 pp. (8. doc. 55.) 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE 

Pritchard, J. C. Report amending S. 493, to amend act to establish 
code of law for District. Dec. 12, 1901. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2. ) 

INTEROCEAXIC CANALS COMMITTEE 

Morgan, J. T. Report on projwsed ship canals through isthmus con- 
necting North and South America [amending S. 451, for acquiring 
rights for construction of Nicaragua Canal]. Dec. 12, 1901. 551 pp. 
2 pi. (S. rp. 1.) 

MAXIFACTIRES COMMITPEE 

Mason, W. E. Digest of pure food and drug laws of United States and 
foreign countries, with court decisions afJEecting same. Dec. 12, 1901. 
'Mi i)p. (S. rj). 3. ) 

HOUSE 

Constitution of United States, Jefferson's manual, Rules of House of 57th 

Congress, and Digest and manual of rules and practii'c of House; by 

Asher C. Hinds, v r 772 pp. (H. doc. 88. ) 
Contested election cases [in 57th Congress]. Dec. 3, 1901. 2 jip. (H. 

doc. 40. ) 
Letter from doorkeeper, inventory of books, niai)s, and paMii)Iilets in 

his department. Dec. 2, 1901." 15 pp. (H. doc. 25.) 
Letter from sergeant-at-arins, financial report of his office. Dec. 2, 1901. 

1 p. (H. doc. 24.) 
Letter from sergeant-at-arms, list of property in liisciiarge. Dec. 2, 1901. 

1 p. (H. doc. 23.) 
List of reports to be made to Congress bv jiublic otlicers. Dec. 2, 1901. 

24 pp. (H. doc. 22.) 

ACCOfNTS COMMirrEE 

Jov, C. F. Report submitting H. R. 45, assigning session clerks to com- 
mittees. Dec. 13, 1901. 1 p. (H. rp. 5.) 



Decemuek, V.H)l 501 

KDll ATION tOMMin KK , 

Grow, (i. A. Keport fav(»riiitr 11. 2041, toaiil in I'stalilisliiii^r ln>iiu'.>i in 
States and Tc■rritorie^s for teach in-r articnlati' spci-di tu (leaf cliililrfii 
before they are of school agi'. l>cc. i:;, I'.tOl. li pp. (Il.rp. .'!. ) 

HorsE i:Mri,oYi:i;s, commiitick to kkimkt co.Nt kh-ninc; .M'I'ointmknt and 

I'OMPKNSATION OK 

Ilenienway, J. A. Report under 11. 1\*. 4.'{!), .ifith ('onnrcs.«, L'd se.>'.«;itin, 
authorizing conmiittee, aiskiii}; IcMM' 111 fi'pMri Int.T l)..i-. pi. piOI. 
:ipp. (H. rp. 2.) 

INrKK.STATK AND KOKKKiN I i ).\l M KH« K K».M.MinKK 

Hepburn, \V. 1*. Keiuirt aniendiiiLr 11. .'{11(1, for construction of [N"ica- 
ragua] ("anal connectin;.' Atlantic and I'acilic oceans. Dec. Id, 1!H)I. 
.S : SI ; 2(53 pp. 1 il. (fl. rp. lo. I [hiclndcs report of Isthmian 
Canal Commission, Senate docnnniit ■")4,.")7tii ( 'onjrreH.»<, 1st session.] 

WAR CLAIMS COMMriTKK 

Caldwell, H. F. Keport snbinittin<r II. R. ot5, to refer II. :U17, for relief 
of IJenjamin F. Fox, to Court of Claims. Dec IS, PtOl. 1 p. 
(II. rp. 1.3.) 

Gibson, II. R. Report amending II. 3t)41, for allowance of claims f(»r 
jiropertv taken for military ]>urposes within United States during 
War with Spain. Dec. lS,"Hi01. Iti pp. (II. rp. S. ) 

Report amending 11. 4S42, for relief of Carson and Newman Col- 
lege. Dec. IS, n>01. 2 pp. (M.rp. i». ) 

Keport favoring 11. 24W4, for allowance of claims [under act of .Inly 

4, 1S(>4, sinceFeb. 2, 1S97]. Dec. IS, 1901. 2 i)p. (Il.rp. 10.) 

Kyle, T. B. RejMjrt favoring II. J. li. 21, to adjust claims of Ohio, 
Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois [forex])enses incurred for etpiipping, 
etc., troops in Civil War]. Dec. IS, U»01. 5 pp. (II. rp. 11.) 

Mahon, T. .M. Report favoring H. 1795, ior relief of .leroneiiuis S. 
Underbill. Dec. IS, 1901. 3 pp. (H.rp. 0.) 

Report favoring II. 4003, for relief of .Ulantic Works, Boston, Mass. 

[by referring claims for payment for monitors Casco, Mona<lnock, 
and Agamenticus to Court of Claims]. Dec. IS, 1901. II jtp. 
(H.rp.7.) 

Report favoring II. (547, for relief of William V. Marshall. Dec. is, 

1901. 4 pp. (Il.rp. 14.) 

Sims, T. W. Report favoring H. 2944, for relief of Frances Kin<r. Dec. 
18, 1901. 2 pp. (Il.rp. 12.) 

WAYS AND MEANS COMMnTEE 

Pavne, S. E. Report amending II. R. 17, to refer topics in President's 

' message to committees. Dec. 10, 1901. 1 p. (Il.rp. 1.) 
Report submitting H. 58.33, to provide revenue for rhilijiiiine 

Islands, assub.«titute for H. 4325; with views of minority. Dei'. 13, 

1901. 41 pp. (11. r].. 4.) 

SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE 

KoTE. — These voliiiiii--. wliii-li luive tn-fii iircvioiisly |iu)ilishe(l inimbdiuid form 
or in one or niDre cloth eilitious. an' now for the first time remly (or (iistribution 
in slieep tiiiidiiiK. The iiiiniber in Ijliickfiiced typo iippeinled to the deseription 
of each voluuie is t lie serial niiniher in the set of ('oiiKressional doennieiit-M, in 
continuation of the system adopted in the Checklist of Public Doeument.s issued 
bv this office. 



502 December, 1901 

56tb Congress, Ist session. Senate documents, v. 5. No. 30; 7th Inter- 
"national Congress of Navigation, 1898. [3847] 

Same, v. 28, 29. No. 270; Fooil furnished to troops in Cuba and 

Porto Rico, pts. 1, 2. [3870. 3871] 

Same, v. 31. No. 283; New legislation concerning crimes, misde- 
meanors, and penalties. [3873] 

Same, v. 34. No. 388; Notes on Spanish- American war. [3876] 

Same, v. 40. No. 449; Private claims ])efore Senate 1891-99, v. 2. 

[3881, V. 2] 

Same, v. 43. No. 454; Coast and Geodetic Survey report, 1899. 

[3884] 

Same, v. 45. No. 138; 1st Philippine Commission, Schurman, 

report, v. 3. [3885, v. 2] 

House documents, v. 5. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1899; 

Major-general conunanding Army, pt. 2, Department of the Pacific. 
[3902] 

Same, v. 10. No. 2; Reports of AVar Department, 1899; P^ngineers, 

pt. 3. [3907] 

Same, v. 12, 13. No. 2; Rejwrts of War Department, 1899; Engi- 
neers, pts. 5, 6. [3909, 3910] 

Same, v. 25. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1899; Geo- 
logical Survey, 20th report, pt. 4, hydrography. [3922] 

Same, v. 28. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1899; Geo- 
logical Survev, 20th report, pt. 6 continued, ]\Iineral Resources, 
1898. [3925] 

Same, v. 103. Nos. 673-742, except 678, 692, 699, 708, 710, 713-741 ; 

Peach leaf curl; Exports declared, 1899; miscellaneous. [4000] 

Same, v. 104. No. 692; Fish Connnission report, 1899. [4001] 

Same, v. 113, pt. 1. No. 732; Smithsonian Institution, origin and 

history, 1835-99, v. 1. [4010, v. 1] 

Same, v. 118. No. 736; Ethnology Bureau, 18th report, 1897, pt. 

2. [4015] 

56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 5. No. 2; Reports of 
War Department, 1900; Lieutenant-general, pt. 2, Department of 
Habana, Division of Phiiiiipines. [4073] 

Same, v. 55. No. 15, pts. !-(>; Connnerce and Finance, Julv-Dec. 

1900. [4129] 

Same, v. 56. No. 15, pts. 7-12; Commerce and Finance, Jan. -June, 

1901. [4130] 

House reports, v. 1. Nos. 2007-2321; miscellaneous. [4212] 

Same, v. 2. Nos. 2322-2700; miscellaneous. [4213] 

Same, v. 3. Nos. 2701-3006, except 2768; miscellaneous. [4214] 

— — Same, v. 4. No. 2768, pts. 1, 2; Ha/.ing at Militarv Academv. 

[4215] 
Same, v. 5, 6. No. 2768, pts. 3,4; llaziuLj; at ]\Iilitarv Acailemv. 

[4216, 4217] 



President of United States 

Message to Congress at l)eginning of 1st session of 57th Congress. 1901. 
46 pp. *5c 



December, 1901 503 



Agriculture, Department of 

Note.— Those publications of the Department of Agriculture which are for sale, 
except those of the Weather Bureau, will be supplied bv the Superintendent of 
Documents, I'niou B\iildinp, Washington, I). C. For the unpriced publications 
application should be made to the Secretary of Agriculture. The Department 
has no list of addresses to which all its publications are .sent. It i.ssues a monthly 
list of publications, which is nuiilcd to all applicants, enabling them to .select suen 
reports and bulletins as interest them. 

[Bureau of Animal Inrlustry] order 92; si)etial order i)rnliil)itin« lamliuK 

of animal.^ from Philippine Islands at ports of United States or 

dependencies thereof; Dec. 13, 1901. 1 p. 

Report of Secretary, 1901. 113 pp. *20c 

Response to resolution, data regarding nund)er of em j)lovees, ages, [length 

of service], and salaries. Dec. 4, 1901. 33 p]). (8. doc. 24. ) 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Plant poi.soningof stf>ck in Montana, bv K. V. Wilcox; from report, 1900. 

[1901.] iii + 91-121 pp.2 il. 13 pi". ([Publication] 173.) 
Trichitiosis in Germany. 1901. 211pp. (Bulletin 30.) *15c 

Contriit:>: 

Bibliography of trichino.sis in Germany: by .Albert Ha.s.sall. 

European cases of trichinosis of alleged .\merican origin; by C. W. Stiles. 

General remarks on trichinosis in Germany: l)y C.W. Stiles. 

Stntistical review of trichinosis in Germany during IK years, 1881-98; by C, W. Stiles. 

BOTANY DIVISION 

Note. — The Botanv Division was merged into the Plant Industrv Bureau, Julv, 
1901. 

Seed coats of certain sjjecies of genus brassica; bv A. J. Pieters and Vera 
K. Charles. 1901. 19 pji. 6 il. 1 pi. ( Bulletin 29. ) *5c 

CHEMISTRY BUREAU 

Influence of environment upon composition of .sugar beet: bv llarvej' 
W.Wiley. 1901. 32 pp. 3 il, ( Bulletin (54. ) *5c 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Experiment Station Record, v. 13, no. 3. 1901. i.x + 201-300 pp. 2 il. 

*10c single copy, $1.00 a vol. ( 12 nos.) 

Note. — Mainly made up of abstracts of reports and jiublicationson agricultural 
science which have recently apiienred in all countries, especially the fnited 
States. No. 3 contains the tirst part of a special article, .\sh constituents of j>lants, 
their estimatitm and their importance to agricultural chemistry and agriculture; 
by B. Tollens. 

Irrigation in United States [with bi))liography], testimony of Ehvood 
Mea<l before Industrial Commission June 11, 12, 1901; from Report 
of commi-ssion on agriculture and agricultural labor. 19U1. 47 pp. 
1 il. 10 pi. 2 maiKS ( Bulletin 105. ) *loc 

List of publications of office cm irrigation. [1901.] 5 pp. ([Publi- 
cation] 358 revised. ) 

LIBRARY 

List of duplicates offered as exchanges, 1. [Dec 1901.] 3 pp. 



504 December, 1901 

i'lant industry bureau 

Macaroni wheats; l)v -Mark Alfred Carleton. Dec. 28, lUiU. H2 pp. 2 
il. 11 pi. lar^eS" (Bulletin 3.) *20c 

Sperniat(>j:ene.«is and fei-nndation of zaniia [with bil)liof;raphv]; bv 
Herbert J. Webber. Dec. 28, 1901. 100 pp. 7 pi. large 8" ( Bulletin 

2. ) *20c 

PUBLIC ROAD INQUIRIES OFFICE 

Proceeding."* of International Ciooil Road.s Congress, Buffabj, N. Y., 
Sept. 10-21, 1901. 100 pp. (Bulletin 21.) *5e 

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

■Monthly list of publications [of Department of Agriculture], Dec. 1901. 
i pp. ([Publication] 4:W.) 

STATISTICS DIVISION 

Crop Reporter, v. 3, no. 8; Dec. 1901. 8 pp. 4" [Monthly.] 
Statistics on fruit industry of California; by Edwin S. Holmes, jr. 1901. 
11 pp. (Miscellaneous series, bulletin 23.) *5c 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Note.— For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Climate and Crop Bulletin, Dec. 1901 ; no. 32 [1901] . 24 X 19 in. [Weekly 
Apr.-Sept., monthly remainder of year.] 

Note.— Contains reports of temperature and rainfall, with special reference to 
their effect on crops. 

Monthly Weather Review, v. 29, no. 10, Cleveland Abbe, editor; Oct. 
1901. Dec. 14, 1901. p. 447-487, 5 il. 1 pi. 9 pp. of pi. and maps, 40 

20c single copj', $2.00 a yr 
Note. — Summary of weather and river and flood reports from all parts of the 
I'nited States, with notes covering other countries and various topics of meteor- 
ology. Special articles are — 
Costa Rica, Climatology of; by H. Pitticr. 
Hawaiian cliinatological data; by C. .1. Lyons. 
Meteorology, Ki-cent papers bearing on; by VV. F. R. Phillips. 

Suiisliiiu', Measurement of, and preliminary examination of Angstrom's pyrhe- 
lioiiK'ter; by C.F.Marvin. 

Report of chief, [meteorological tables for calendar year] 1900; [with 
administrative report for fiscal vear] 1901. 1901. v. 1 [jits. 1-6], 
318 pp. 4" (II. doc. 19.) 
Contaits: 

.Vdministrativc report, pt.l. 

.VtindspluTic pressure, temperature, and wind. Hourly averages of, at 28 stations; 

list of (ibsorving stations, pt. 'J. 
I'rc<'ii)itation, Monthlv and annual; monthly and seasonal snowfall, [season of] 

lyOO-Ol. pl.b. 
Summaries, Monthly and annual, 17-1 stations, pt.3. 
Sunshine; excessive precipitation; highest temperature ever recorded at Weather 

Bureau stations; lowest tcmiH-rature ever ri'cordcd at Weather Bureau stations; 

pressure, temperature, utc., West India stations, jit. (!. 
Temperature, MoiUhly and ainnial mean, and annual extremes of temperature, 

with dates of lirst and last killing frosts, pt.4. 

Snow and ice bulletin, Dec. 3-31, 1901. 19 X 12 in. [Weekly during 
winter.] 

Weatherman, Dec. 1-31, 1901. 19 X 24 in. [Daily; 2 editions issued 



lit Her map, 
Dec. 14.] 



Df.ckmhrk, 1901 5Ui> 

Interior Department 

Note.— The Decisions of the Doinirtmeiit of tlie Interior in pension eases are 
issued in slips ami in sij^natnres, ami the l»eeisions inland eases are ivsiiud in 
signatures, both being i>nblished later in bound volnnies at prices ranging from 
SI. 05 to SI. 45 per volume. Siil)seril>ers may deposit Sl.lH) in the Deparluieiit and 
receive the contents of a vidiime of the Deeisiunsnf either kind in se|>arate parts 
as they are issued, of the Land Iteeisions usually two viduiiu's are issued yearly, 
while the rension-Decisiiin volumes appear at li"in;,'er inter\als, sometimes more 
than two years apart. 

Accounts. Statciuoiit of exi>cn(littiresof coiitiii^'cnt fiiinl of I»c]iartiiu'iit 
[UKU]. Dec. (i, 1901. 18 pp. (H.<loc.51.) 

Agricultural college's. I)i.siburf<eiiK'nty, 1902, for cojh-jxes of agriciiittire 
[underact approved Aug. 30, 1S«I(»]. l)ec. 1L>. UMM. :{ pp. (S. 
doc. 59.) 

Appropriations. E.-'tiniate of approjtriation for deliciencies [1901 and 
1901']. Dec. 13, 1901. () pp. (H. doc. 95.) 

Deci.'iioiis in appealeil pen.<ion anil l>ounty-land claims, also talile of 
ca.«es, and of statutes cited and construed; l)y.Iohn \V. Bixler[1901]. 
V. 11, xvi ^ 571 ]ip. 2 ])l. [The.-^e decisions are prepared in the 
Hnard of Pension A|)peals, hut are promulgated hy thi- a.^sistant 
Secretary of the Interior. Sheep, $1.05 

Same, [v. 12, slips] 16-28; Oct. 81-Dec. 30, 1901 ; published sei)arately. 

Ivmployees. List [giving nund>er, ages, lengtli of service, and salarie.s 
of] employees, in compliance with resolution. Dec. 12, 1901. 2 pp. 
(S. doc. 64.) 

Five Civilizeil Tribes Commission. Comnuinication with Secretary 
[with] estimate of apjiropriation [from] conmii.<sion. I>ec. 17, 
1901. 7 pp. (H. doc. 125.) 

Hot Springs, Ark. ReiX)rt of adju.stment of claims arising from con- 
<lemnation of certain buildings at Hot Springs. Dec. 2, 1901. 2 pp. 
(H. doc. 33.) 

New Mexico. Letter forwanling journals [of 34th Legislative A.sseml)lv] 
of New Mexico. Dec. 6, 1901. 1 p. (H. doc. 87.) [Only letter 
of transmittal printed here.] 

Official Register. List of otHcers ami employees in civil, military, and 
naval service, with li.-t of vessels belonging to Tnited States, .July 1. 
1901; by Edward M. Dawson, chief clerk [of] Department, v. 1, 
vii — 1602 pp. 4° [Biennial. Known as the Blue Book. v. 1, 
includes legislative, executive, and judicial branches of the (iovern- 
ment.] *lioan, $2.00 

Railroad land grants. Report of awards of contracts for surveying pub- 
lic lands [within railroad land grants] under authoritv of sundry 
civil act approve*! .Mar. 2, 1895. Dec. 6, 1901. 3 pp. ( H. doc. 46.) 

Report. Annual reports, 1901; report of commis.«ioner of General Land 
Office. [See General Land Office.] 

AKCHITKCT OF ( Al'IToL 

Annual report, 1901. 21 pp. 4 pi. 

ARIZONA 

Letter from secretary relative to mailing of laws ami journals [of 21st 

Legi.slative A.«sembly]. Dec. 4. 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 15. ) 
Report of governor, 1901. 144 pp. 27 pi. 2 maps. *25c 



50() December, 1901 

ARKANSAS HOT SPRINGS RESERVATKLX 
Report of superintendent, 1901. 32 pp. 13 pi. map. 
CENSUS OFFICE 

Bulletins, 12th census, publishe<l Apr. 5-Nov. 1, 1901, (31-106 [title-page 

and contents]. 1901. [4] jip. 4" 
Census bulletin 117-122 [12th census]. 4" 
Co lit nits: 

Maiiiifactures. .\la)mnin. No. 117. Dec. 3, 1901. 15 pp. 

Geortria. No. lis. Dec. 10, 1901. 19 pp. 

Hawaii. Ni>. 121. Dec. 23, 1901. 7 pp. 

indu.strial coiiibiiiatious. No. 122. Dec. 30, 1901. 17 jip. 

Mis.sis.sippi. No. 119. Dec. 14, 1901. 13 pp. 

West Virginia. No. 120. Dec. 14. 1901. 13 i)p. 

GENERAL LAND OFFICE 

[Circular] instructions in eases of sales and free use of timl)er in forest 

reserves, R. Dee. 4, 1901. 4 pp. 
Estimate of a)i])r()priation for jiatrols [for i)rotection of timl)er] on ceded 

[Chip])e\va] reservations in Minnesota. Dec. 10, 1901. 2 pp. (H. 

doc. 82. ) 
Report of commissioner, 1901. 585 pp. 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

TopograpJiic sheets 

Note. — The Geological Survey is making a topographic map of the United 
States. The shect.s of which it is coinpo.sed are projected without reference to 
political divisions, and are designated by some iirominent feature found on them. 
Three scales are used, 1 :62..")00. 1 : IJ.'i.oiw, and 1 : 2.50,000. These correspond, ap- 
pro.xiinately, to 1 mile, 2 miles, and A miles to 1 linear inch on the map. The size, 
unless utlieVwise given, is about 17.5 inches in height by 11.5 to IG inches in width, 
exclusive (if the margin, the width varying with the latitude. .V de,scription of 
the topographic map is printed on the reverse of each sheet catalogued below. 

About three-tenths of the area of the country, excluding Alaska, has been 
mapped, nearly every State being represented'. Massachusetts, Connecticut, 
Rhode Island, New ,Ier,«ey, and the District of Columbia are completely mapped. 
Sheets of the regular .size are sold by the Survey at 5c each; but in lots of 100 or 
more copies, whether of the same .sheet or of different sheets, the price is 2c each. 

California, Anaheim quadrangle, lat. 33° 4o'-34°, long. 117° 45'-118°. 

Scale 1 :(>2,o00, contour interval 25 ft. Edition of Dec. 1901. 
California, Big Trees (luadrangle, lat. 38°-38° 30^ lontr. 120°-120° 30'. 

Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Nov. 1901. 
California, Redding (|uadrangle, lat. 40° 30'-41°, long. 122°-122° 30'. 

Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Nov. 1901, 
California, Santa Ana (|uadrangle, lat. 33° 30^-33° 45', long. 117° 45'- 

118°. Scale 1:1)2,500, contour interval 25 ft. Edition of Dec. 1901. 
Indiana-Kentuckv, Owensboro (|uadiangle. lat. 37° 45'-38°, long. 87°- 

S7° 15'. Scale 1: (52,500, contour interval 20 ft. p:dition of Nov. 

1901. 

Iowa, Oelwein quadrangle, lat. 42° 30'-43°, long. 91° 30'-92°. Scale 
1:125,000, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Dec. 1901. 

IMaryland, (;uiipo\v<U'r (iua<lrangle, lat. 39° 15'-39° 30', long. 76° 15'- 
76° 30'. Scale 1:()2,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Dec. 
1901. 

Marylaml-Delaware, Ocean Citv (luadiangle, lat. 38° 15'-38° 30', long. 
75°-75°15'. Scale l:62,50(\ contour interval 10 ft. Edition of 
Nov. 1901, 



December, 1901 507 

Maryland-IVlaware, Salislmry (Hiaclraii5,'U', lat. :iS° 15'-;{,S° liiY, long. 
"75° 30'-75° 45'. Scak- 1 : t";L',50(), (■(.iitoiir iiitcival 10 ft. Edition of 
Deo. 1901. 

^Faryland-Virginia, Given Kun (iiiadianj.'le,lat. ;i8°-:iS° 15', lung. 75°- 
75° 15'. Seale 1: (52,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of Nov. 
litOl. 

Maryland-Virginia, lVince.>^s .\nne (luadrangle, lat. .■{8°-.S8° 15', long. 

75° 30'-75° 45'. Stale 1 :()!', 500, fdntoiir interval 10 ft. Edition of 

Nov. 1901. 
•Maryland-Virginia, Snow Mill ([uadrangle, lat. .•W°-;iS° 1.5', long. 75° 

15'-75° :ur. Scale l:tiL',500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of 

Dec. 1901. 
Ma^'«u•husett.«-Connecticnt, Ilolvoke quadrangle, lat. 42°-42° .'iO', long. 

72°30'-78°. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 40 ft. Edition of 

Nov. 1901. 

Oregon, Sumpter ([uadrangle, lat. 44° .W-45°, long. 1 18°-1 18° :W. Scale 
1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Nov. 1901. 

Virginia-Weist Virginia, Monterey quadrangle, lat. 88°-88° .SO', long. 
79° :W-80°. Scale 1:125,000, 'contour interval 100 ft. Edition of 
Nov. 1901. 

HYDROGKAIMIV DIVISION 

Geology and water resource.^ of Nez Perce County, Idaho [with Hihli- 
ography of arte.-^ian svater.>j]; hy I^^rael Cook Russell. 1901. 2 jits. 
l4l pp. 14 11. 8 pi. 2 maps. (Water-sui)i)ly and irrigation pajters 
53,54; H. doc. 53, 54. ) [Eor editions without Congresssonal docu- 
unient numbers see Catalogues for September and October, 1901, 
pages 414 and 441.] 

Geology and water resources of jKirtion of Yakima County. Wash.; by 
(ieorire Otis Smith. 1901. (i8 i>i). 8 il. (5 pi. map. ( \Vater-su]ii)ly 
and irrigation papers 55; H.doc. 55. ) [For edition without (,'on- 
gres.«ional document number see Catalogue for October, 1901, page 
441.] 

HAWAII 

^lemorial of Legislature [requesting imposition of] dutv on coffee. Dec. 
2,1901. 2 pp. (H.doc. 27.) 

INDIAN BUREAU 

Chicka.saw Indians. Proposition relating to sums to be ]>laced to credit 
of Chickasaw, Seneca, and Eastern Shawnee Indians [of Indian Ter- 
ritory]. Dec. 13, 1901. 3 PI.. (H.doc. 101.) 

Haskel Institute, Lawrence, Kans. Estimate of approj.riation for land 
[for airricultural i.urposes] for institute. Dec. 13, 1901. 3 pj). (H. 
doc- 93. ) 

Indian juilice. Drafts of bills for recognition of service.«of Indian police- 
men [of Standing Rock Reservation] killed in arresting Sitting Bull 
[Dec. 15, 1890]. Dec. 10, 1901. 4 pp. ( H. doc. 81. ) 

Indian schools superintendent. E.«timate of appropriation for clerk for 
superintendent. Dec. )>, 1901. 2 pp. (li.cloc. 44.) 

Klamath Reservation, .\greement with Indians of Klamath .\trency, 
Oreg. [for n'iin(|uishnu'nt of part of their reservation, and draft oif 
bill to ratify agreement]. Dec. 10, 1901. 12 |>p. (ILdoc.79.) 

< Hoe and Missouria Reservation. Ix'tter relating t<i Otoe and Missouria 
Indians, regarding n-vision of sales of their land.*' in Nebraska an<l 
Kansas. Dec. 12,1901. 4 pp. (.s. doc «)3. ) 



608 December, 1901 

Ponoa Indians. Draft of bill relating to conveyance of inherited lands 
bv [heirs of deceased IVmca, Pawnee, Otoe, and Tonkawa] Indians. 
Dec. 10, 1901 . 4 i>p. ( H. doc. 78. ) 

Riletz Keservatinn. [Draft of bill toauthorize heirsof decea.^^ed allottees 
on Sik'tz Rcservatiiin in Oregon to sell allotteil lands, and to repeal 
law] anthiirizing is.-uance of patents to Indians of Siletz Reserva- 
tion. Dec. 16, 1901. H pp. (S. doc. 80.) 

Torros Reservation. [Draft of] bill to grant to California right to select 
indeinnitv in lien of lands [to be reserved for nse of Torros band of 
Mission Indians]. Dec. 12, 1901. 4 pp. (S. doc. 58.) 

INDIAN TERRITORY 

Annnal report of Indian inspector, with reports of Indian agent in 
iharge of Union Agency, snperintendent and supervisors of schools, 
and revenue insj)cctors, 1901. 227 pp. 1 il. 10 pi. 3 maps. 

NICARAGUA MARITIME CANAL COMPANY 

Report [for year ending Dec. 1901]. Dec. 5, 1901. 20 pp. (S. doc. 27. ) 

PATENT OFFICE 

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in single copies and monthly volumes, the former at oc and the latter at S.5.00. 
The former arc not enumerated in this catalogue. For certified copies of patents, 
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Clerk, Patent Office. 

Official Gazette, Dec. 8-31, 1901; v. 97, nos. 10-14. 1841-2982 + [cxv] 

pp. il. large 8" [Weekly.] 10c single copy, $5.00 a yr 

Note. — Contains the patents, trade-marks, designs, and labels issued each week; 

also decisions of the Commissioner of Patents and of United States courts in 

patent cases. 

PENSION BUREAU 

Ordeii* relating to organization, conduct of business and methods, and 
l)ractice of bureau. 1901. 84 pp. [Interleaved.] 

RAILROADS COMMISSIONER 

Annual report, 1901. 158 p\>. 

Note. — Appendi.xes contain laws and decisions relating to Pacific bond-aided 
and land-grant railroads. 

SEQUOIA AND GENERAL GRANT NATIONAL PARKS 

Rei)ort of acting superintendent, 1901. 10 p]>. 14 \>\. 

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK 

Rei)ort of acting superintendent, 1901. 21 pp. 19 pi. map. 

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK 
Report of acting superintendent, 1901. (> pj). nuq). 



December, 190] 509 



Justice, Department of 

Employees. Kes)n>nse to resolution, suiiiinary showing: [miinlH'r], ape, 

years of service, and salary of emplovees. Dec. !•. litOl. 5 iii). 

(S. doc. :«.) ■ ■ 

Indian dei)redation claims. List of jmlLMiients niidcrt'd [l.y Court of 

Claims] in favor of claimants [in Indian depredation claims]. I)ee. 

(i, IttOl. 3 pp. (Il.doc. 48. ) 
Political assegsments. [Circular] to ollicers and employees [calling 

attention to civil-service act ami rules in refuird to political a.«sess- 

ments]. Nov. L'2, 1901. 1 p. 4" 

Report. Annual report of Attorney-General. UH)1. 4l' pp. 

Same [with exhibits]. 42o pp. (H. doc. J>. ) 

Spanish Treaty Claims Commission. Kstimate of ai>i)roprkition for 

defen.«e of suits before commi.^sion. Dec. 13, ISUU. - iii'. (Il.doc. 

109. ) 

Estimate of [deficiency] apjtropriation for defen.se of suits bef<jre 

commi.«sion. Dec. 13, 1901. 2 i)i>. (H. doc. lOS. ) 

Thornton, II. H.. and De Kochblave, Ben. Judgment in suit of Thorn- 
ton [an.l De Kochblave] c. D. (i. Brent. Dei-. 17, 1901. 2 i)p. (H. 
doc. 131.) 

PORTO RICO 

Report of attorney-general for vear ending [Sept. .30] 1901. Dec. 4, 
1901. 12i)p. ■ (S. doe. 17.)' 

SOLICITOR OF TREASURY 

Annual report, 1901. 19 pp. 

Navy Department 

Appropriations. Kstimate of ai)propriation for deticiencies in approjiria- 
tion for Navy. Dec. 17, 1901. 10 pp. (H. doe. 124.) 

Supplemental estimates of aiipro]iriation for navv-vards and sta- 
tions. Dec. 13, 1901. 3 j)p. (ILdoc. 99. ) 

Carpenters. [Circular regarding] examinations at Navy Yard, New- 
York, antl at Mare Island of men seeking ]>laee of acting earj)enter 
[in Navy]. [Dei'. 2, 1901.] 2 1. narrow 12" 

Employees. Circular letter [to chiefs of bureaus, etc., relative to rept>rts 
of efticiency for months ending Dec. 31, 1V»01]. Nov. 20, 1901. 
2 1. narrow 8" 

Res]»f)n.«e to re.solution, statement .showing age f>f emi)loyees, salary, 

number [and length of service]. Dec.l2,i901. 13pp. (S.doc.66.) 

General order 09-77; Dec. 2-31, 1901. 12° 

Guam Island. Rules and in.«tructions relative to accounting system of 
naval government by United States in (iuam. [1901.] 9 pji. 

Inspector of account.^. Pajn^r, to accompany S. 1 1 10, relatingto appoint- 
ment of insjtector of accounts in otlice of Secretary; pre.'ientt'il by 
Mr. Hale. Dee. 9, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 42.) [Froin p. 20 of report 
of Secretary, 1901, ami j). 13 of report of paymaster-general. 1901.] 

Marine Corps. Pajier, to accompany S. IIOS, relating to increase of 
corps; j.re.-ented by Mr. Hale. 'Dee. 9, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 49.) 
[From J), n of rei>ort, 1901.] 



510 December, 1901 

Niival AcuiU'iiiy. I'api'r to accompany S. 09, [chanjj:ing] title of naval 
cadet to luidsliipinan and j)roviding for their age of admission to 
academy [and for certain appointments from States at large] ; pre- 
sented l»y Mr. Hale. Dec. 4, 1901. 1 J). (S. doc. 10.) [From p. 7 
of report of Secretary, 1901, and report of .superintendent of academy, 
1901.] 

Naval tnilitia circular 6; Dec. 31, 1901. 1' pp. 12" 

Navy yard order 265-274, employment of labor at navy yar4s; Dec. 3-30, 
1901. Each 1 p. narrow 12" [Corrected 2d print of no. 270 was 
issued.] 

Officers. Letter recommending passage of law providing for examina- 
tion of officers of Navv and to regulate promoticjns, to accompany 
S. 64. Dec. 4, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 5.) 

Paper, to accompany S. 67, relating to [pnjmotion of] navy and 

marine corps officer.-^ advanced under sec. 1506 [and 1605], Revised 
Statutes; presented by Mr. Hale. Dec. 4, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 8.) 
[F^rom p. 9 of report, 1901.] 

Pay, Navy. Letter relating to proposed clause in naval appropriation 
bill providing for table money to officers. Dec. 12, 1901. 3 pp. 
(S. doc. 60.) 

Pai)er, to accompany S. 1101, relating to equalization of j)ay of 

oHicera of line, Medical Corps, and Pay Corps of Navy with officers 
of corresponding rank in Army and ^Marine Corps; presented by Mr. 
Hale. Dec. 9, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 36.) [From p. 9 of report, 
1901.] 

Retired list, Navy. Paper, to accompany S. 68, relative to rank and 
pay of officers [retired under] sec. 8 and 9 of personnel act of Navy; 
presented 1)V Mr. Hale. Dec. 4, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 9.) [From 
p. 8 and 9 of report, 1901.] 

Paper, to accompany S. 66, relative to rank and pay of retired 

offii'ers of Navv [ordered into active service]; presented by Mr. 
Hale. Dec. 4, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 7.) [From p. 9 of report, 1901.] 

Pa])e,r, to accomi)any S. 65, [to include service in Army or Marine 

Corps in time necessary] for retiiement of petty officers and enlisted 
men of Navv; presented by Mr. Hale. Dec. 4, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 
6. ) [From" p. 9 of report," 1901.] 

Round Lsland, Hudson River. ?]stimate of approi>riation for })urchase 

of island. Dec. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 111.) 
Schley, Winfield S. [Letter to Edwin H. Rislev relative to action of 

Department toward Schley.] Dec. 19, 1901.' 3 pp. 
Special order 16 [1901]; Dec. 26, 1901. 1 p. 12° 

CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR BUREAU 

Paper, to accomi)anv S. 71, relating to number of naval constructors; 
presented by Mr. Hale. Dec. 4, 1901. 1]). (S. doc. 12.) [From 
p. 12 of report, 1901.] 

CONSTRUCTION BOARD 

Reports in relation to methods of construction [of 2 battle-ships and 2 
armored crui.sers authoriiced by naval appropriation act apjirovcil 
Mar. 3, 1901]. Dec. 2. 1901. 14 pp. (11. dor. 2S. ) 

EQUIPMENT BURP:AU 

Specification for barn at naval coal depot, Frenchman Bav, Me. [Dec. 
1901.] 5 pp. f" 

Specifications [for naval sui)plies]; Dec. 5-:;i, 1901. 12" 



December, 1901 511 



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Duluth. 

Ilydn.'rrapliio Imlk-tin, weekly, (i4()-(144; Dec. 4-:il, HIOl. Kaeli 1 p. 
lar^'e 4" and ohloiifi f" 

Note. — Contains accounts of obstructions and dangers along the coast and the 
principal ocean routes, etc. 

Lights. AdditioiKs and corrections to List of li<rlits of the world, v. L 

[UtOL] 1 p. 
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1 p. narrow f" 

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Ip. 
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IP- 
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Ip. 
Mexico, Gulf of. Navigation of (iulf of Mexico and Carihhean Sea; 

V. I, oth edition, West India Islands, inclnding Bernmda Islands 

and Bahama Banks; [revised hv (ilennie Tarbox]. 1901. t)<>4 i)p. 

2 pi. o maps. ( [Publication] 8(5. ) 

Notice to Mariners, weekly, 49-52, 1901; Dec. 7-28. 544-595 -| [17] 1. 
Note. — Contains information of newly discovered dangers to navigation and of 
establishment, and changes of lights and other aids. For economy and conven- 
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Charts 

Aneitymn and Erronan is[lands], New Hebrides, and neighboring 
islands, south Pacific Ocean, from British survevs, 1853-56; chart 
1996. Dec. 190L 28.8 X 30 in. ' 10c 

Aneityum Island, or Annatam. Scale naut. m.= 1 in. 17.2 x 17.0 in. 
Aneitvum, [or] Inveug, Port, Aneitvum Island. Scale naut. ni.=2.9 in. 23.H x 

V2A in. 
Conway Keef. Scale naut. m. = 1.5 in. 4.-5 x 4.8 in. 
Erronan. or Futuna. Scale naut. m. = 2 in. C.7 x 7.5 in. 
Hunter Island. Scale naut. m.= 3 in. ().7 x 6 in. 
Matthew Island. Scale natit. m.= 3 in. (i.7 x 4.5 in. 
Waljiole Island. Scale naut. m.= 2 in. 0.7x3.4 in. 

Aneityum Island, New Hebrides, North coast of, showing Port Patrick, 
Ijipthav, and Anan-nn-se anchorages, from British survey in 1853; 
chart 199S. Scale naut. m. = 6 in. Dec. 1901. 25.8 X 39.2 in. 20c 

Augusta, Port, [or] Comox, Vancouver Island, from British survey in 
1898; chart 1976. Scale 1000 yds. = 5.95 in. Dec. 1901. 26.02X32.99 
in. ■ 30c 

CaV)le Bay, northeast part of Glory of Russia Bay, island of Tanaga, 
Andreanof (iroup, Aleutian Islands, from reconnoi.«sance in July, 
1874, bv U.S. S. Tuscan.ra; chart 2030. Scale 1000 yds. = 4.95 in. 
Dec. 1901. 15.7 X 21.5 in. 10c 

P'cuador ami Peru, CViasts of. Cape San Francisco t<i Paita, scale 1° 
long. = 4.5 in.; with inset, Callo [or] Cayo Ancliorage, [or] har- 
bor of Jipijapa, Ecuador, from sketch in Aug. 1900, by H. Pae.ssler, 
scale naut. m. = 2 in.; chart 1177. Dec. 1889, corrections Aug. 1898, 
Nov. 1901. 36.59 X 27.76 and 8.3 X 6 in. 50c 

1421— No. 84—02 2 



512 December, 1901 

It;lan(l^^ and l)anks in soutli I'ac-ific; rliart liLStj. Der. \W\. 29.2 X 20.2 
in. 10c 

Fii'lil and Tiiviiini Imnks. from British survey in 1><97. ^i-ali- niiut. m. = 0.24 in. 

ti.K .; 10.1 in. 
Homo Islands, fruni Frencli survt-y in 1H42. .Stalt' naut. m = 0.4 in. 8.8 x 10.1 in. 
Ltilla KiMikli Hank and Honie Knoll, from British survey in 1897. Seale naut. 

ni.= 0.2.'> in. )i.8 ■ .■>.! in. 
N'iuafuu Island, fmm Hritisli survey in 189.5. Seale naut. m.= 1 in. 12.t> x 10.1 in. 
Nine, or Savapre Id., from British surveys in 18()6 and 1873. Seale naut. m. = 0.n in. 

11.3 ■ 10.1 in. 
Pa.seo Bank, from British survey in 1897. Seale naut. m. = 0.2.5 in. 5.3 x 10.1 in. 
Kobbie Bank, from British survey in 1897. Seale naut. ra.= 0.25 in. 6.8 x 5 in. 
Sigave Bay, Fotuna. Iloriie Is[lands]. from French survey in 1883. Scale naut. 

m.-^3.3 in. 4.2 4 in. 
Tusearora Bank and Adolph Knoll, from British survey in 1897. Seale naut. 

m. = 0.2-'> in. ti.8 x 5.1 in. 
Waterwiteh Bank, from British sketeh survey in 189.i. Scale naut. m. = 0.25 in. 

(1.8 ■. 5 in. 

Islands in south Pacific Ocean, from British .siirvevs in 1825-6; chart 
1977. Dec. 1901. 18.8 X 22.2 in. ' 10c 

Ducie Island. Seale naut. m. = 1.5 in. 9.15 x 11.1 in. 
Henderson or Elizabeth Island. Seale naut. m.= 1 in. 9.15 >; 11.1 in. 
Oeno Island. Scale naut. m.= 1.5 in. 9.15 x 11.1 in. 
Pitcairn Island. Seale 1000 yds. = 1.5 in. 9.15 x 11.1 in. 

Livisa and Cal)onico bays, north coast of Cuba, from survey in 1901 ))v 
U.S. 8. Yankton; cliart 1991. Scale naut. m. = 0.60 in." Dec. 190L 
28.8 X 40.5 in. 20c 

Newfoundland, Anchora*res in soutliern jiart of, from British surveys 
bet\veen 1S82 and 1S85; chart 1975. Noy. 1901. 10.2X19.2 in. I'Oc 

Bonne Bay. Hermitajre Bay. Scale naut. m. = 2 in. 10.2 x 6.5 in. 

Femme Harbor, Fortune Bay. Seale tuuit. n;.= 4 in. 10.2 x 8.2 in. 

Mercer Cove, Brunei Island, Fortune Bay. Scale naut. m.= 3 in. 10.2 x 4.5 in. 

North Pacific islands [islands and reefs wnw. of Hawaiian Islands]; 
chart 4. Jan. 15, 18(58, corrections Sept. 1901, Dec. 1901. 20.05 X 
29.94 in. 30c 

Lisianskv Island, from Russian survey in 180.5. Scale naut. m. = 2.1 in. 10x11.7 in. 
[North Pacific islands.] Seale 1° lat.= 6.8 in. 10 x 17.5 ni. 
Ocean Island, [or] Cure Island, surveyed by U. S. S. Lacka\vanna, Aug. 1867. 

Scale naut. m.= 1.5 in. 10 .-, 11.7 in. 
Pearl and Hermes Reef, surveyed by l". S. S. Laeka^vanna, Aug. 1867. Scale naut. 

m.-=0..S in. 10 17.5 in. 

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Dec. 1901; chart 1400. Scale 1° 
long. = 0.27 in. 21X32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., \vork of voluntary observ- 
ers of Hydrograi)hic Oflice; charts published, etc., Nov. 1-30, 1901; equator cross- 
ings in Pacific Ocean: forecast and review of weather. 

Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Jan. 1902; chart 1401. Scale 1° 
long. = 0.2in. 20.7x35.8 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., forecast of wind and 
weather; storm tracks; lines of equal variation, note on their reliability at sea; 
charts iniblished, etc., Nov. 15-Dec. 15. 1901; fishing banks; equator cro.ssings in 
Atlantic Ocean. 

Rapa Island, [or] Oi)aro, south Pacific Ocean, from French survey, 1887; 

chart 2011. Scale naut. m. = 8.6 in. Dec. 1901. 23.5X19.65 

in. 10c 

Reefs in southwest Pat-ific; chart 2015. Scale naut. m.= 1.75 in. Dec. 

1901. 25X16.2 in. 10c 

Klizabcth Reef, from British survey in 1878. 11 x 16.2 in. 

Middleton Reef, from British survey in 18.53. 14 x 16.2 in. 

Kotuinah Island, south Pacific, from British survey in 1896, scale naut. 
m.= 1 in.; with inset, Foviung Kmua Anchorage, Rotuniah I., scale 
naut. m. = 5.9 in.; chart 1978. Dec. 1901. 19.7 X 26.8 and 9.1 X 7.8 
in. 10c 

Siberia, Anchorages on southeast coast of, from Russian surveys l)etween 
1888 and 1895; chart 2028. Dec. 1901. 24.48 X 84.49 in'. 30c 

Agobc River. Kntrance to. Scale naut. m.= 4 in. 6.4 x 7.1 in. 
Amgu River, Kiiirancc to. Scale naut. m.= 4 in. 6.1 x 5.9 in. 
Buichya River, Kntrance to. Scale 1000 yds.-= 4 in. 6.4 \ 7.1 in. 



December, 1901 513 

Siljeria, Anchorapes on soutlieast ctiast of, etc. — C'ontimuMl. 
Izvestiiyak Kivir, Kmninct- to. Scnk- num. m. =4 in. ('..4 •; 5.9 in. 
Khuiitaini Rivor, Kiitrauii' ti>. .^cali- naiit. n». = 4 in. 9.1 ■; 7.4 in. 
Kuznetzova Kivrr. Kniranie t<>. Scak- llioii yiis- = 4 in. 0.1 ■ .i.9 in. 
Mutuklia Kivir. Kiitnince to. .Scalt- UKX) yds. = 4 in. C.l - .').9 in. 
Kuiiiila. Giilfof.witli KjiKitaiid lMa>.tiiii Itays. Si-alu imul. ni.= 3 in. 1«.2 ;• 'Jl.Sin. 
Shakonia liiver. Kmranci' to. Si-ak- nam lu. ^ 4 in. 9.1 -7.4 111 
Tazotzti [or] Lainlc Uiver. Kntranco to. .Seak' 1000 yds. = 4 in. t>.4 • 7.1 in. 
Tyiitiklia liiviT, i:iitraiU"e to. .Siak- naut. m. =^ 4 in", ti.4 -7.4 111. 

Tul)aai I.-^laixl, Tubuai <ir Austral Islands, south Pacific, from latest 
Fiviicli charts, scale nant. m. = l.S in.; .Viicliora<res on north coant 
of Tul)iiai Island, from latest French chart, scale nant. ni. =5.7 
in.; chart nntt). Dec. IWl. 2H.lXl9in. 10c 

Vanikoro Islands, .*^anta Cruz Islands, south Pacific Ocean, from French 
survey in 1S28, scale nant. m. = 1.5 in.; Tevai and Mant'vai l»ay.s, 
from "French survey in 1.S2S, scale nant. m. = 7 in.; chart 1W79. Dec. 
1901. 41 X 27 in. ' 20c 

N.\UTICAL ALMANAC OFFICE 

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Nautical .\linanacaiiii the Pacific Coaster' .s Nautical .Vliiianar.iii paper, are .sold by 
the Bureau of Knuipinent for SI. 00. 30<;, and Lie. resi)eetively. The .Vstronomica'l 
papers prepared for use of the .\iueriean Ephenieris and Nautical Almanac are 
sold at cost. Tiie Bureau has no agents for the sale of these publications, and 
api«lieation should be made to the Bureau of K'luipment. Navy Department, direct. 

American f>phemeris and Nautical Almanac f<jr 1902. 2d edition. 1901. 
viii -t- 587 pp. il. 2 maps, large 8° (H. doc. 20.) 

JUDGE-ADVOCATE-GENERAL 

Pajier, to accompany S. 1102, relating to convening of general courts- 
martial at remote naval stations; presented bv Mr. Hale. Dec. 9, 
1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 37. ) [From p. 5 of repoi-t, 1901.] 

Paper, to accompany S. 1100, relating to securing of te.stimony of civilian 
witnesses before naval courts-martial ami courts of inquirv; i)re- 
sented bv :Mr. Hale. Dec. 9, 1901. 1 p. (.S. doc. 38.) [From p. 
3 of report, 1901.] 

Paper, to accompany S. 1104, relating to use by United States of devices 
invented by its naval officers while engaged in its service, and cov- 
ered bv lettei-s patent; presented bv Mr. Hale. Dec. 9, 1901. 1 p. 
(S. doc. 40.) [From p. 5 of report', 1901.] 

Paper, to accompany S. 1103, relating to use of depositions before naval 
courts: presented by Mr. Hale. Dec. 9, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 39.) 
[From p. 4 of report, 1901.] 

XAVIGATIOX BUREAU 

Circular relating to enlistment of bovs for naval service. Nov. 23, 1901. 
3 pp. 12" 

Circular relating to enlistment of men for naval service. Nov. 23, 1901. 
7 pp. 12" 

OflScers of Navy and Marine Corjjs in District of Columbia. 1901. 15 pp. 

Papers, to accompany 8. 63, relating to proposed revival of gra<le of vice- 
admiral and to increase [in] nmiiber of lieutenants and ensigns in 
Navy; presente<i bv Mr. Hale. Dec. 4, 1901. 4 pp. (S. doc. 13.) 
[From p. 24-27 of report, 1901.] 

XAVAI- .\CADKMV 

Paper, to accompany S. 110(j, relating to construction of steel ship-rigged 
practice ship [for academy]; pre.«ented bv Mr. Hale. Dec. 9, liH)l. 
1 p. (S. doc. 48.) [F'roiu report, 1901.]" 



514 December, 1901 

ordnanx'e bureau 

Report of chief, litOl. 132 pp. 4(5 pi. [Iiichides rei>ort« of Naval Gun 
Factory, Naval I'rovinjr (irouml, Naval TurjK'ilo Station, and inspec- 
ton< of ordnance at New York Navy- Yard, Norfolk Navy- Yard, Mare 
Island Navy-Y'ard, and naval station at Cavite, P. I. 

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU 

Paper, to accompany S. 1113, relating to appropriation for pay of Navy, 

]S()S [creditinjir it in sum advanced forcadet store at Naval Academy]; 

presented hv Mr. Hale. Dec. Jt, 1901. 1 i>. (S. doc. 41.) [From 

p. 10 of report, 1901.] 
Paper, to accompany S. 1112, relating to change in ration issued in naval 

service; presente(il)y Mr. Hale. Dec. 9, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc.46. ) 

[From p. 4 and 5 of report, 1901.] 
Paper, to accompany S. 110.5, relating to compensation of pay clerks in 

Navv; presented by Mr. Hale. Dec. 9, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 47.) 

[From p. 13 of report, 1901.] 
Paper, to accompany S. 1109, relating to employment by Navy Depart- 
ment of civilian mariners in charge of naval colliers; presented bv 

:Mr. Hale. Dec. 9, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 44. ) [From p. 10 of report, 

1901.] 
Paper, to accompany S. 1111, relating to guaranties on proposals for 

naval supplies; i)resented by Mr. Hale. Dec. 9, 1901. 2 pp. (S. 

doc. 45.) [From p. 11 and 12 of report, 1901.] 
Paper, to accompany S. 1107, relating to liability of sureties on bonds 

of officers; presented bv Mr. Hale. Dec. 9, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 

43.) [From p. 12 and 13 of report, 1901.] 
Specifications [for naval siipplies] ; Nov.-Dec. 1901. 12° 

YARDS AND DOCKS BUREAU 

Paper, to accompany S. 70, relating to appointment of civil engineers in 
Navy; presented by Mr. Hale. Dec. 4, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 11.) 
[From report, 1901.] 

Specification 1206, 1207, 1210, 1211, 1216, 1217; [Nov.-Dec. 1901]. f 

Post-Oifice Department 

Abuses in 2d-class mail matter; part of report, 1901. 15 pp. 
Additional [deliciency] estimate of api)ropriation. Dec. 17, 1901. 3 pp. 

(II. doc. 127.) 
Departmental quarterly, monthly, and daily salary ])ay tables; calculated 

by Richard T. Bryan. [New edition.] 1901. 375 pp. large 8° 
Unite<l States Official Postal Ouide, 2d series, v. 23, no. 12; Dec. 1901. 

Philadelphia. 68 pp. 12" [Monthly.] $2.00 a yr 

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La.shor, 147 North 10th street, Philadelphia. 

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l\eiif)rt of superintendent, 1901. 15 pp. 

FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE 

Schedule of steamers appointed to convey mails to foreign countries 
during Jan. 1902. 1 j). narrow f" [Monthly.] 



December, 1901 515 

money order division 

36th annual report of superintendent of jmstal mmicv m-.l. r svstem, 
1901. 25 pp. 

POSTMASTER-GENERAL. 1ST ASSISTANT 

Report, 1901. 287 pp. 8 pi. 3 niajis. 

Note.— Ki'lati's to siilurii-s and allowances, froo-tk-livery system, rural free de- 
livery, nioney-onler system, iiost-ottice siii)i)lies, Dead-Letter <)tVK<v mimI <ontains 
also Report on progress of rural free delivery in Great Britain. 

POSTMASTER-GENERAL, 3D ASSISTANT 
Report, 1901. 133 pp. 

Note. — Relates to linanees. stamps, registration, si>ecial delivery, envelop con- 
tract, and departmental envelojis. 

POSTMASTER-GENERAL, 4TII ASSISTANT 

Informe sobre los fraudes y nialver«ieiones cometidos por funcionarios 
del servieio pos^tal en Cuba; por J. L. Bri.'^tow. Julio 19, 1900 
[published] 1901. 271pp. (Cuba Relations Committee, Senate. ) 

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE 

Daily bulletin of orders affecting po.«tal service, v. 22, nos. 6630-54; 

Dec. 2-31, 1901. f" [Daily except Sunday.s and holidays.] 
Report of <reneral superintendent to 2d Assistant Postmaster-General, 

1901. 449 pp. 

SALARY AND ALLOWANCE DIVISION 
Report of general superintendent, 1901. 93 i)p. 



State Department 



Note.— The State Department distributes the Consular Report.* and other De- 
partmental publications gratuitously. For sale of laws see page 498. 

Antwerp. Estimate of ap[)roi)riation for [increa.se in] salary of consul- 
general at Antwerj). Dec. 6, 1901. 2 i)p. (H. doc. 45.) 

Appropriations. Deficiency estimate of appropriation.s for contingent 
expenses [1901 and 1902]. Dec. 17, 19t)l. 2 pp. (H. doc. 128.) 

Arbitration. Convention V)et\veen United States and certain jiowers for 
pacific settlement of international disputes. Siirned Tin- Hague, 
July 29, 1899, proclaimed Ncjy. 1, 1901. 27 pp. [French and 
P^nglish.] 

China. [Draft oi bill making] approjiriatioii for claims of American 
citizens who suffered from Boxer uprisin;.' in China [and providiui: 
for reimbursement to United States out of indemnity to be jiaid l)v 
China]. Dec. 1.3, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 105.) 

Cuba. Petition by F. Gandja and others urging enactment of law for 
connnercial reciprocity between United States and Cuba. Dec. 16, 
1901. 2 i)p. (S. doc. 73.) 

— *— Respon.se to resolution [correspontlence of Thomas Jefferson with 
James Monroe concerning .Monroe doctrine and annexation of 
Cul)a]. Dec. 5, 1901. 4 pp. (S. doc. 2»>. ) 

Diplomatic list, Dec. 1901. 13 pp. 24" [Monthly.] 



516 December, 1901 

Employees. Re.«ix>n.«e to resolution [data rejranling nunil>er of em- 
ployees, ajres, lenyrth of service, and salaries]. Dec. 12, 1901. 3 pf». 
( S. "doc. (io. ) 

Ilardman, William. Report relative to claim of Hardman [British sub- 
ject] for property destroyed at Sibonev, Cuba, July 12, 1898. Dec. 
. 16, 1901. 8 pp.' (8. <loc. 72.) 

Letters moratory. Ajrreement l)et\veen United States and Sjiain exempt- 
in*: from autlienticatidii si^rnatures to letters rojjatory exchanjred 
between Porto Rico, Philippine Islands, and Spain. Concluded 
Washington, Nov. 7, 1901. 5 pp. [English and Spanish.] 

Porto Rico. Report with accompanying pai)ers sliowing that civil gov- 
ernment for Porto Rico has been organized according to act ap- 
K roved Ai>r. 12, 1900 [and that Legislative Assembly of Porto Rico 
as enacted system of local taxation]. Dec. 16, 190i. 34 pp. (S. 
doc. 77.) 

AVarfare. Convention Itetween United States and certain powers for 
adai)tation to maritime warfare of principles of Geneva Convention 
of Aug. 22, 1864. Signed The Hague, July 29, 1899, proclaimed 
Nov. 1, 1901. 13 pp. [French and English".] 

Declaration to prohibit for 5 years launching of projectiles and 

exi)losives from balloons [etc.]. Signed The Hague, July 29, 1899, 
proclaimed Nov. 1, 1901. 5 pp. [French and English.] 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

Note. — This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices 
usually rantfins from 5c to GOc. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

Monthly bulletin, Dec. 1901; whole no. 99, y. 11, no. 6. 1101-1354 + 
xlviii pp. (H. doc. 356, pt. 12, 56th Cong. 2d sess.) [Contains 
articles in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French.] 

25c single copy, S2.00 a yr 

Contents: 

Accessions to library. 

Argentina. Principal exports in first 9 months of 1901; valuable publication [on 
production, commerce, etc., of Argentina] by Carlos Lix Klett; South Ameri- 
can I'rc.xs Congress; notes. 

Bolivia. Report of .secretary of ju.stice and i)ublic instruction. 

Book notes. 

Brazil. Notes. 

Chile. Foreign comnu-rce during last 10 years: notes. 

Colombia. IiicrcaM- ol imixnt diilirs in Panama. 

Costa Kica. Financial and (•(immcrcial report of 1901. 

Guatemala. Statistics of instruction in 1900. 

Haiti. Cultivation of tol)acco. 

Latin .Vmerica. Trade opportunities in. 

Me.vico. Modifications ol customs tariff: important book on Mexico [by Heinrich 
Lemcke] : notes. 

Nicaragua. Sugar industry. 

Periodicals and newspapers on file. 

Peru. Customs tiiritf. 1901-2: minister plenijiotentiary to Central America. 

Spanish .\inerica. Trade with. 

Title-page and index to v. 11, .luly-Dec. 1901. 

I'nited States. Trade with Latiii America; foreign commerce in Oct. 1901; rail- 
road ties fr(»ni South .\nierica: notes. 

I'riiguay. Foreign commerce in tirsl 6 months of 1901; cereal crops; notes. 

APPOINTMENTS BUREAU 

Exectitive othcers of United States, 1789-1901. Oct. 19, 1901. 48 pp. 

FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Advance sheetsof consular reports, Dec. 2-31, 1901; nos. 1203-27. [Daily 
except Sundays and holidays.] 



December, TJOl 517 

Consular Ki'port.-, Di'f. 1901; v. ()7, no. 25,"). xviii r-iti.'J-OOHjjn. (II. 
doc. "ir>(), j»t. 4. .'ifitli Con;;. 2(1 ses.^. ) [Monthly. Tii(.',«t> article!-' have 
appeared previously in the Advance .«heet.s.] *15c 

Contents: 

Alfiihol-coiisuniinKa|>iMinitus. Paris t-xhibition of; bv .1. <;. Covort. 
Hiisiiiess nu'lhiKls. .Viiu'ricaii. in Ktimix'; traiisniittoif by F. 1). Hill. 
Central .ViniTican treaties: traiiMiiittcil by W. B. Sorsby.' 
China, Foreign kixmIs in; liy H. H. .MIUit.' 

I'aynu-nt <>f rnstonis dues in, l>y I'rineo Ch'inR: transmitte<l by E. H. Conger. 

Clouils, .^liooting cannon at, in Franee ami Italy; by J. C. Covert an<l H. A. 

Johnson. 
Coal, .\nieriean. ()penin>r for. in Brazil, t)y Castello Braneo; transmitted by 

Kngene Seejri'r. 
Cork, Kxhibition in. 

Detonatinjf device in France: by H. s. Hrunot. 
Dry dock. Floating, fur Odessa: by F. I). Chester. 
Klectrie and railway <levelo|iincnts in Korea: by It. .\. .\llell. 
Electric traction in Niittint;liani; by .^. I". McFarland. 
Engineers, I'nited States, in Kus.sia; by Kichard (Jiientlier. 
Firemen's exhibition at Berlin: by F. H. Mason. 
Foreign reports and |inblications. 
Fuel, New, for Swedish railronds: by R. S. S. Bergh. 

Furniture, .Vmerican, in EiiKland, by S. C. Hardy; tnmsniitted by S. C. McFarland. 
Furs of niiper Yukon: by .1. C. McCook. 
Grain foixls in .Manchuria; by H. B. Miller. 

(Jrain transport. Taxes on, in ("hina [decree]; transmitted by E. H. Conger, 
(ireat Britain, I'roposed protective tarilF in; transmitted by S. C. McFarland. 
Haiti. Commercial conditions of. 

Hamburg, Commerce of, with Culia: by Kidiard tJnenther. 
Handkerchiefs, towels, and buttons in'china; bv H. B. Miller. 
Hop crop. World's, of 1901; by (J. E. Baldwin. 
Insurance law. New. of Germany; transmitted by F. H. .Mas.>n. 
.lapan, Labor conditi(Uis in: by K. C. Bellows. 
Lighters. Sea. in Europe: by ,1. E. Kehl. 
Liverpool's threatened rival; by .lames Boyle. 
Maelnnes. .Vmerican. in Koumania; by .S. \V. Hanauer 
Mineral pro<luctioii. Spain's, in lyiH); by A. E. Carleton. 
Mining and trade in Madagascar: by ,l! C. Covert. 
Niuchwang, Trade at; bv H. B. Miller. 
Notes. 

Patent medicines in i^witzerland; by A. L. Frankenthal. 
Pens, steel, .\merican vs. German; by B. H.Warner, jr. 
Plumbing and sanitary appliances at Nice: by ,\ttilio Piatli. 
Sewing-machine industry, (Jerman: by J. E. ICehl. 
Sewing machines, .Vmerican, in eastern Turkey; by T. H. Norton. 
Shoes. TarilVon. in Costa Ki<'a; transmitted by J. C. Caldwell. 
Soap and substitutes for s<iai> in Syria: by (i. B. Ravndal. 
Sponges. .Vmerican. in Hungary: i>y F. Li. Chester. 
Steam generator. New, in France; by H. S. Brunot. 
Sugar tra<le in Brazil; transmitted by Eugene Seeger. 
Tobacco business in France: by ,1. C." Covert. 
Wool production and manufacture, by Henry Pupin: transmitted by W. P. Atwell. 

P^xports declareil for I'nited States, returns from consular districts for 
quarter ended June IW, 1901. vii 117 i)p. (H. doc. 42.) [For 
edition without Congressional document niunber see Catalogue for 
Novemlier, 1901, page 480.] 

ISTHMIAN CANAL COMMISSION 

Report, [June 15] lS99-[Nov. 16] 1901. 1901. 26:J pp. 1 il. (S. d(.c. 
54. ) [Appendixes and atlas not yet printed.] 

PORTO RICO 

Journals of [regular and extraordinarv se.«sions of] 1st Legislative 
Assembly. Dec. 3, 1901. :W4 pp. '(H. doc. 41.) 

Ordinance enacted by Executive Council Oct. 28, 1901, granting fran- 
chise to [Comiiai'iia de los Ferrocarriles de Puerto Rico to] extend 
raihvav lines to ami between certain points. Dec. 1(5, 1901. 10 pp. 
(S. doc. 74.) 



518 December, 1901 

Onlinaiict' eimcte<l by Executive C'ounril Oct. 'M, V.m, Dilantin}; fran- 
chise to Port Aiiierit'U Company for building' railroads in Porto Kico. 
Dec. 16, 1901. 8 pp. (8. doc. 75.) 

Ordinance enacte<l l)y Executive Council Feb. 27, 1901, granting fran- 
chi.se to W. 8. H. Ixjthrop for constructing electric railway in Ponce. 
Dec. 16, 1901. 4 pp. (8. doc. 76.) 



Treasury Department 

Accounts. Report of contingent expenses, 1901. Dec. 2, 1901. 25 pp. 
(II. doc. .m) 

Animals. Landing of animals imported from Philippine Islands pro- 
hibited [Bureau of Animal Industry order 92]. (Dept. circular 107, 
1901 ; Division of Customs. ) 

Appropriations. Estimates of appropriations, 1903. 1901. 511 pp. 4" 
(Treas. Dept. doc. 2246; H. doc. 12.) 

Estimate.'? of deficiencies in appropriations [required by Depart- 
ments to meet urgent demands] 1902 and prior years. Dec. 10, 1901. 
23 pp. 4° (H. doc. 61.) 

Bluff Shoal. Letter recommending legislative authority for building 
light [upon Bluff Siioal instead of] at Northwest Point Roval Shoal, 
N. C. [as authorized in act approved Mar. 3, 1901]. Dec." 10, 1901. 
1 p. (H. doc. 75.) 

Bonded warehouses. Regulations governing l)onded manufacturing 
warehouses under sec. 15 of act of July 24, 1897. 1901. 30 pp. 
(Treas. Dept. doc. 2230.) " ' 

Bo wen, C. K. Recommendation for j^ayment of claim of heirs of Bowen. 
Dec. 13, 1901. 4 pp. (H. doc. 103.) 

Charleston Exposition, 1901-02. Response to resolution [cost of trans- 
j)orting (iovernment exhibits from Buffalo, N. Y., to Charleston, 
S. C, and for caring for same at Soutli Carolina Interstate and West 
Indian Exposition]. Dec. 9, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 30.) 

South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition at Charleston, 

8. C. [joint resolution allowingimportation free of duty, customs fees, 
or charges, of all articles from foreign comitries, ami transfer of 
foreign exhibits from Pan-American Ex))osition at Buffalo for exhi- 
bition at exposition at (^larle.ston. Dec. 13, 1901. 2 pp. 4" (Dept. 
circular 105, 1901; Division of Customs. ) 

Conneaut, Ohio. Letter rccoiuniending light on l)reakwater at Conne- 
aut. Dec. 10, 1901. 1 p. (II. doc. 66.) 

Cornelia, ]\Iount, Fla. Letter recommending light-hou.«e and fog signal 
at Mount Cornelia. Dec. 10, 1901. 2 pp. (II. <Ioc. 65.) 

Counti'rfeiting. Draft of bill in relation to [additional i>unishment ui)on 
2il or other conviction under laws against] counterfeiting. Dec. 17, 
1901. 2 PI). (11. doc. 13.3.) 

Curreiicv. Information respecting monev in circulation. Nov. 15, 190L 
13 pp. ( [Dept.] circular 99 [1901].") 

Same. 13 pp.4" (Dept. circular 99, I9U1; Division of Loans 

and Currency. ) 

Debt. Statement of public debt and cash in Treasury, Dec. 1901. 1 p. 
f" [Monthly.] 

4th District. Lettei- reconnnendinir ti'uder and scow for 4th liirht-house 
district. Dec. 10, 19()L 2 j.p. (11. doc 74.) 



December, 1901 519 

Employees. Ameii(lin<: rules 1 aii<l L' of I)f|iartiiient n'y:>ilati<ins [rela- 
tive to disrijdine and record iii>: and rcjiortin^' tinu' of i'ni|il<i\ccs]. 
De.'. 2S. liKll. 1 p. 4" (Dept. eireular IdS, HKll; C'liiel" Clerk. ) 

Indebtedness of euiplovees. Dec. 30,1901. 1 p. 4" (Dept. cir- 
cular 109, 1901; Chief Cli'rk.) 

Letter in compliance with resolution, statement showintr aj^es of 

em])loyees, comiien-^^ation, and numlier that have l>een in service 10 
years or more. I>ec. 9, 1901. 2 ]>p. (S. doc. 'A2. ) 

Hog Island Shoal. Estimate of additional approi)riation for light and 

fog signal [station] at Hog Lsland Shoal [NHrragan.«ett Bav], K.I. 

Dec. 18, 1901. 1 p. (H. .loc. 104.) 
Linht-House Board. Letter amending estimates of expenditures for 

Light-House Service. Dec. 10, 1901. 4 pp. (H. doc. (52. ) 
Mile Rocks. Letter reconuuending light and fog signal on Mile Rocks, 

San Francisco Bpv, Cal. Dec. 10, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 72.) 
Piankatank River, Va. Letter rei-ommending light at mouth of river. 

Dec. 18, 1901. 1 p. (H. doc. 110.) 
Piedras ]?lanca.«, Cal. Letter recommending fog signal and keejier's 

dwelling at Piedras Blancas. Dec. 10, loOl. 1 p. (H. doc. (38.) 
Letter relating to projwsed fog-signal station at Piedras Blancas. 

Dec. 10, 1901. 1 p. (H. doc. 78. ) 
Portage Lake. Letter recommending light-house tender on Portage, 

Mich., Lake and River, Lake Superior. Dec. 10, 1901. 1 p. { H. 

doc. 1)7. ) 
Public i)ropertv. Letter relating to leasing of unoccui)ied jirojiertv [Ijv 

Department]. Dec. 19, 1901. 1 p. (S. doc. 82.) 
Report. Annual report of Secretarj'^ on state of finances, 1901. 147 pp. 

(Treas. Dept. doc. 2237. ) 
St. Clair River, Mich. Recommendation for appropriation for removal 

of obstruction to navigation [near Russell Island], St. Clair River. 

Dec. 18, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 141.) 
St. Martin Island. Letti>r recommending additional a]ii)ropriation for 

light an<l fog-signal station on St. Martin Island, St. Martin Passage, 

entrance to (ireen P>av, Lake Michigan. Dei'. 18, 1901. 1 p. (II. 

doc. 100.) 
St. Phillii>s Islaml. Estimates for range lights on St. Phillips Island at 

Port Royal Entrance, S. C. Dec. 18, 1901. 1 ].. (H. doc. 107.) 
Shinnecock Bav, X. Y. Letter recommending change in characteristic 

of light at bay. Dec. 19, 1901. 2 pp. ( H. doc. 149. ) 
South Carolina. Letter recommending lighted beacon and day marks 

on inhunl jiassage between Charleston, S. C, and Fernandina, Fla. 

Dec. 10, 1901. 1 p. (H. <loc. 70.) 
Southea.st Shoal. Estimate an<l recounnendation f(jr light ves.«el on 

Southea.«t Shoal, Point an Pelee Passage, Lake Erie. Dec. 10, 1901. 

2 pp. (H. doc. 09. ) 
Stationery, Printing, and Blanks Division. Recommendation in rela- 
tion to [ai)proi)riation for salaries of] clerks [for division]. Dec. 17, 

1901. 1 p. (H. doc. 1.80.) 
Stonington, Conn. Estimate of appropriation for keej)er's dwelling at 

liglit station at Stonington. Dec. 10, 1901. 1 p. (II. doc. 70.) 
Storekeeper-gangers. Draft of bill to amend law in relation to [name 

and pav of] storekeepers anil gangers [while serving as storekeeper- 
gangers]. Dec. 17, 1901. 1 p. (H. doc. 182). 
Sugar. Export Iwunties on sugars i)roduced in Netherlands. Dec. 17, 

1901. 1 p. 4" (Dept. i-ircidar 100, 1901: Division of Customs. ) 



520 December, 1901 

Supcridr Bay. I">tiiiiati' of litiht-huuse tender for use in Superior and 
St. Louis bays-, Lake Superior. Deo. 10, 190L 1 p. (H. doc. 7L) 

Treasury derisions under tariff, internal revenue, ininii<iration, naviga- 
tion laws, etc., weekly, v. 4, ims. 49-'y2; Dec. o-2t), 19U1. [Depart- 
ment decisions nund)ered 2;i:^79— 133 including general appraisers' 
(lecisions 5032-54, and internal revenue decisions 437-450.] 

APPRAISERS 

AiHiual rejjort of Board of (Jeneral Appraisers for 12 month.s ended 

Sept. 30, H»01. 8 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2257.) 
Reappraiseinents of niercliandise bv general appraisers [on Nov. 23-Dec. 

2ti. 1901]; Dec. 2-30, 1901. 4"" I Reappraisenient circulars 7(58-780 j 

Division of Customs.) [Weekly.] 

ARCHITECT, SUPERVISING 

Annual report, 1901. 132 pp. 12 pi. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2249.) 

AUDITOR FOR INTERIOR DEPARTMENT 

Reply to direction of Congress in regard to annuities of Sac and Fox of 
the Mississippi. Dec. 3, 1901. 26 pp. (H. doc. 38.) 

AUDITOR FOR STATE AND OTHER DEPARTMENTS 

Account of appropriation for George V. Borchsenius. Dec. 17, 1901. 
2 pp. (H. doc. 129.) 

AUDITOR FOR TREASURY DEPARTMENT 

Abstract of emoluments of officers of customs service, 1901. Dec. 3, 
1901. 8 pp. (H. doc. 36.) 

BOOKKEEPING AND WARRANTS DIVISION 

Coml)ined statement of receipts and expenditures of Government, 1901. 

Dec. 3, 1901. 65 pp. 4° (H. doc. 35.) 
Comparative statement of receipts and expenditures of United States 

[for month and 6 months ending Dec. 1900 and 1901]. 1 p. oblong 8° 

[Monthly.] 
Statement of Treasury, Dec. 2-31, 1901. Each [3] pp. 4° [Daily except 

Sundays and holidays.] 

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 

Note.— The Charts, Coast Pilots, and Tide Tables of the Coast and Geodetic Sur- 
vey are sold at the ofRco of the Survey, in Washington, and also by one or more 
sales agents in each of the iinimrtunt .VinoiicMn seaports. Tlu' niontbly Notice to 
Mariners may be had free at these uKeiieies, at all United States <nstoni-liouses,at 
the branch liydrognipliie utlicesof the Navy Department, at United States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the oflice of the Coast Survey. 

Notice to Mariners 278; Nov. 1901. 15 + [2] pp. 4° [Monthly.] 

Note.— Contains corrections for charts of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, with 
lists of new charts, canceled editions, etc. 

Charts 

Georgia, Savannah to Sajielo Island; chart 156. Scale 1:80,000. Nov. 

1901, first i)ublished 1876. 41.3x32.5 in. 50c 

(ireat Harbor, Culebra Island, West Iiidiis; chart 913. Scale 1:6,500. 

Dec. 1901. 31.4 X 38.1 in. 50c 



Decembkr, 1901 521 

llenlopen, Cape, and Delawan' Hivakwater; chart oTii. Scale 1:20,000. 

Nov. 1901, first pul)lislieil 1SS7. L'(t.r> X 26.4 in. 25c 

Porto Kico, Mercator iJrojectiun; witii iiu^et, Mava^iez Bav, .«cale 

1:40,000; chart 920. Dec. 1901, first imhlishetl Sept. 1901. ' 25.<) X 

40.S ami 7.2 X 9.7 in. oOc 

Virgin Passage and Vieiiues Sound, West Indies; chart 904. Scale 

1:100.000. Dec. 1901. 31.7 X 42.7 in. 50c 

COMPTROLLER OP^ CURRENCY 

Bulletin 450-454; Dec. 2-30, 1901. 4" [Weekly.] 

Note.— Annminces changes in offifors of niitionnl bunks, (irKitin/.iiiKni oi m-w 
banks, liqnidations, etc. 

[Circular calling for report of condition of national hank.*.] Dec. 14, 1901. 

1 p. 4° 
Sections of Revised Statutes, national bank act, which defines <luties of 

directors of national banks and prescribe penalties for neglect of such 

duties. Dec. 14, 1901. 3 pp. 4" 
Text of annual report for year [ended Oct. 31] 1901. Dec. 2, 1901. 53 

pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2253.) 

FRKEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND TUIST COMPANY 

Annual report of commissioner for vear ended I)ec. 1, 1901. Dec. 10, 
1901. 9 pp. (H. doc. S3.) 

GOVERNMENT ACTUARY 

Market jtrices and investment values of outstanding securities [Nov. 
1901]. Dec. 2, 1901. 2 pp. 4° (Dept. circular 102, 1901.) 

[Table containing flat jirices at wliich 5 per cent bonds of 1904, 4 per 
cent bonds of 1907, and 3 per cent bonds of 190S-1S should be s((ld 
in order to realize annual interest of 1.72H i>er cent, ali-o prices for 4 
per cent bonds of 1925 to realize 1.90ti per cent.] Dec. 30, 1901. 
1 p. 4" 

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE 

Annual report of commissioner [with tables], 1901. vi ~ 470 pp. (Treas. 
Dept. doc. 2247; H. doc. 11.) 

Bankers must return for taxation cai)ital, surplus, un<livided profits, and 
Imrrowed money used in l)anking. Dec. 12, 1901. 1 p. 4" (Cir- 
cular 615. ) 

Compensation limit in t-ase of gangers, storekeepers, and storekeejier 

and ganger ai)pointed under civil .service rule 6. Dec. 12, 1901. 

1 p. 4" (Circular 014. ) 
Concerning examination of grain di.«tilleries and duties of examining 

officers. Dec. 3, 1901. 1 p. 4" (Circular (il 2.) 
Li.st of distillery warehou.ses in United States in which sjiirits were held 

on depo.-it," 1901, with appendix. Nov. 26, 1901. •43 pp. ([Treas. 

Dept.] doc. 2156 revised.) 
Relating to records lA operations of grain ili.stilleries and duties of officers 

in charge of same. Dec. 3, 1901. 1 p. 4" (Circular 611. ) 
Use of telegraph in transaction of official Inisiness. Dec. 9. IVtOl. 1 p, 

4° (Circular 613.) 

LIKE-SAVIN( J SERVICE 

Recommendation in relation to [api)ropriation for i>urchase of site for] 
life-saving station at Long Branch. Dec. 13, 1901. 3 pp. (H. doc. 
112.) 



522 December, 1901 

light-house board 

XoTE.— The Bulletins. Beacon and Buoy Lists, and Light Lists published by the 
Light-House Board can be obtained, free of eharKcon application to the oflBce of 
the Board at Wasliint'ton, the inspectors of the several lighthouse districts, the 
United States custom-houses, the Hydrographic Ottiee and its branches.and the 
sales agents of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 

Annual report, 1901. 242 pp. 11 pi. 19 uiap.s. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2228.) 

Bulletin 12(), recent change.^ in aidn to navij^ation, Dec. 1, 1901, coasts of 
United States. 27 +[2] pp. 4» [Monthly.] 

8th District." List of beacons, buoys, and day marks, from Perdi<lo 
Entrance, Fla., to Rio Grande, Tex.; corrected to Dec. 1, 1901. 
42 + ii PP- lartre H" 

List of post ligrhts on western rivers; corrected to Sept. 1, 1901. 251 pp. 
narrow 16" 

Notice to Mariners 183-199 of 1901; Dec. 2-26, 1901. 183-199 +[1] 
pp. 4° 

Note. — Contains notices of establishment of new lights, light-vessels, and steam- 
whistles, changes in buoyage, etc. 

Price list of standard articles furnished from general depot, Tompkins- 

ville, N. Y., engineer's department. 1901. 19 pji. 64 pi. 4" 
Specifications for 1 steel steam light vessel no. 76. 1901. 66 pp. 7pl. 4" 

LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION 

Circulation statement, Dec. 1, 1901. 1 p. oblong 8° [Monthly.] 

XoTE. — Estimated population, Dec. 1, 1901, 78,324,000: circulation per capita, 
S28.73. 

Registered bonds caveated upon books of Department, Dec. 1, 1901. 
Ip.f [Monthly.] 

MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Amendments to regulations fixing rate of commutation for officers on 
duty in charge of bureau divisions. Dec. 3, 1901. 1 p. 4° (Dept. 
circular 104,1901.) 

Public Health Reports, v. 16, nos. 49-52; Dec. 6-27, 1901. [xv] -f 
2833-30S9 pj). [Weekly.] 

Note.— This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as reported by the officers of the Marine Hospital Service and 
others, is for gratuit()us (listribmion.but the edition is limited, and the document 
is intended only for health oHuersaiid other persons interested in sanitary aflairs. 
To obtain it application should be made to the Supervising Surgeon-General of 
the Marine Hospital Service, Treasury Department. Special articles are — 
Health legislation, national, and its relations to Marine-Hospital Service, History 

of, by Stephen Smith; no. 51. 
Scarlet fever. Disinfection against, by H. D. Geddings; no. 50. 

Tuberculosis, its iirevalence and treatment, especially in France, by M. Amodru, 
trunslatcdand condensed by J. C. Covert; no. 51 

.Supply table. 1901. 42 pp. 

NAVIGATION BUREAU 

33d annual list of merchant vessels of L^nited States, with official num- 
bers and signal letters, also lists of vessels of Navy, Quartermaster's 
Dejiartnient, Engineer l)e]>artnient [etc.], 1901. 6 pts. vii -j- 436 + 
xxxviii + 59 pp. il. 4 pi. 4" (H. doc. 16.) 

.\innial report of commissioner, 1901. 590 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2245; 
II. <loc. 14.) -^^ 

Tonnage tax, vessels from Philippine Islan<ls. Dec 3, 1901. 1 p. 4 
I)ei)t. cii^'tilar lO;^, 1901.) 



December, 1901 523 

pokto kico 

Receij^ts and disbursements hv treasurer of Purto Rico for [l.'> nionthH] 
endingOct. 1901. Dw. if), 1901. lO.'i pi). ( H. doc. ti.S. ) 

SPECIAL ACCENTS DIVISION 

Annual rejH'rt of supervising special agent, 1901. .JO p|>. (Treas. Dept. 
doc. 2255. ) 

STATIONERY, PRINTINCi, AND BLANKS DIVISION 

Estimate of appropriation for stationery [for Treasury Department]. 
Dec. 6, 1901. 5 pp. (H. doc. 43.) " 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Advance .sheets from Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance, 

sho\ving details of imports and exports l>v articles and countries for 

Nov. 1901. 64 pp. 4° 
Exports of domestic breadstuffs, provisions, cotton, and mineral oils, 

Nov. 1901. 13 pp. 4° (Bulletin 5, series 1901-02.) [Monthly.] 
Imports and exports of United States, Nov. 1901. 1 p. 4" [Monthly.] 
^Monthly Summary of Connnerce and Finance of United States, Oct. 

1901; no. 4, series 1901-02. p. 1189-1821, 2 maps, 4" (II. doc. 15, 

pt.4.) 

Note.— Xumbers 1-3, series 1901-02, ot the Monthly Summary, .July-Sept. 1901, 
have been reissued as H. doc. lr>, pts. 1-3. 

TREASURER OF UNITED STATES 

3Ionthly statement, paper currency of each denomination outstanding 
Dec. 31, 1901. 1 p. oblong 24° 

Revised estimate of appropriation for salaried force of office. Dec. 10, 
1901. 3 pp. (II. doc. 77.) 

Statement of funded indebtedness of District of Columbia and late cor- 
poration of Washington, [by] ex-officio commissioner of sinking 
fund of District, Dec. 31, 1901. 1 p. oblong 8" [(Quarterly.] 



War Department 



Accounts. Receipts and expenditures for contingent expenses [1901]. 
Dec. 10, 1901. 12 pp. (H. doc. 84.) 

Bean, William H. Correspondence in relation to claim of Bean. Dec. 
19, 1901. 3 pp. (H. doc. 147.) 

Hancock, Fort, N. J. Letter recommending authorization of erection 
of building for Young Men's Christian A.«.«ociations on military 
reservation at fort. Dec. 10, 1901. 10 pp. (H. doc. 80.) 

Military Academy. Supplemental estimate of ai)propriation for acad- 
emy- Dec. 13, 1901. 3 pp. (II. doc. 9(5.) 

Official l)usine«s. Orders [designating classes of business to be acted 
upon ])v Secretary, a.s.«istant Secretary, and chief clerk]. May 8, 
1900. 4 pp. 12" 

Ordnance. Estimate of appropriation for deficiencies in appropriation 
for ordnance and ordnance stores. Dec. 13, 1901. 2 i>i>. (II. doc. 
113.) 



524 December, 1901 

Onlnance. Estimate of appropriation for gun.s and land for fortifications. 

IK'c. i:{, litOl. 5 pp. (H. (iof. 92.) 
Philippine I.^lands. Special report on coinajre and banking in islands. 

bv Charles A. Conant; from report [1901], app. U. Nov. 25, 1901. 
, 120 i.p. 
Keport. Annual report of Secretary, 1901. 824 pp. 

CoiUaitg: 

Cubii. Constinitidii for, otc 

lm|i(irt ami export trarte of. 1900-01. 

Kevi-nui's an<i exiK-nditures of. 1900-01. 

Officers, instruction oi, Meniornnduni for general order on. 

Philippine civil service: by .1. K. Procter. 

Philipi>ines, coinnse and banking in, Report on: by C. A. Conant. 

l)ul)lic timber, Keport on provisions relating to, contained in Spooner amend- 
ment. 

Kevenues and expenditures, and customs receipts of, Aug. 28, 1898-June 30, 

1901. ' 

territorial subdivisions, Table showing [those] under civil and those under 

military government. 

Report of Secretary. 

Annual reports, 1901 ; report of chief of engineers. [See Engineer 

Department.] 

Same, [v. 1, pt. 4.] [See Army.] 

St. I^wrence River. Letter from Secretary of War [witli] letter [from 

Secretary of State] concerning construction of dam [by Canada 

across channel of river] from Adams Island to Les Galops Island. 

Dec. 19, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 83. ) 
Springfield Armorv. Statement of expenditures at armorv, and arms 

[etc.] fabricated, 1901. Dec. 4, 1901. 5 pp. (S. doc. i6.) 
Walters, O. H. Papers relating to claim of Walters. Dec. 19, 1901. 

3 pp. (H. doc. 146.) 
Washington Barracks, D. C. Estimate of appropriation for [barracks]. 

Dec: 13, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 90.) 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL 

Army li.st and directorv, officers of Armv, Dec. 20, 1901; [no.] 25. 

68 pp. ' ' *10c 

Circular 44-49 [1901]; Dec. 6-30, 1901. 12° 
Desertion. 3Iemorandnm in regard to deserter's release. [1901.] 2 pp. 

12" 

Enlistments for line of Army, Nov. 1901. 8 pp. 12° [Monthly.] 

General orders 157-167 [1901]; Dec. 2-31, 1901. 12° 

New Year's Dav. [Instructions to officers of Army in regard to Presi- 
dent's reception, Jan. 1, 1902.] Dec. 27, 1901. 1 p. 12" 

Special orders 276 corrected, 278-302 [1901]; Nov. 29-Dec. 31, 1901. 12° 
[Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 

Stations of A-rmv, Dec. 5, 12, 1901. Each [2] pp. oblong large 8° and 
oblong f° fWeekly; none issued Dec. 19, 26.] 

ARMY 

Report of lieutenant-general commanding Armv [with reports of depart- 
ment conn)iander.s etc., 1901]. 1901. pt.' 2, 562 pp. (WarDept., 
Reports, 1901 [v. 1, pt. 4]; II. doc. 2.) 
ContciiJs: 

Distribution of troops in Philippine Islands, ,Tune 1, 1901. 

Report of .\rthur MacVrtliur. commanding Division of Philippines, military 
governor in Philijipine Islands [Oct. 1, 1900-.Iuly -I, 1901, with reports of sub- 
ordinate ollicers, 1901] . 
Summarv of jirineipal events connected with militarv operati<ins in Pliiliiipine 
Islands, Sept. 1. 190O-.Iune 30, 1901. 



December, 1901 525 

MILITAKV I)EfAKTMKXI>S AND DIVISIONS 

€ul)a. [Onlt-r] 15)9, 200, 22:i; Sept. 2-()c-t. !!», 1!»01. Each 1 \k 12" 
I'liilippiiies. Aumml ivport (if Artlnir MacArtlinr, coiimiaiKliii^' Divi- 
sion of Philipjiines, military •,'ovt'rnor in I'liilippiiu- Isiamls [Oct. 1, 
1900-.Inly 4. lltOl, with reiKtrts of dcparfnicnt connnandcrs and 
other su lion linateotticers, 1901]. .Manila, 19(11. 2 v. [(WO] [t)44] 
pp. 1 tall. 12" 

Coal measures of IMiilipjiines, history of discovery of coal in arclii- 

pelajro an<l snl)sc(|ni'nt ilevelopments, with reconl of MacLeod coal 
concession in Cehii or llinir-Liitac coal and railway concession; by 
Charle.s II. Biirritt, in charjie Minin^r Bureau. .Vu;:. 1901. 2(59 p]>. 
8 pi. and maps. (Insular Affairs Division. ) 

DEKP W.VTKKW.VYS BOARD 

Report on deep waterwavs Ijetweeii (ireat Lake.s and Atlantic tide 
watei-s, atla.s. [1901.] 141 pi. and maps, large 8" (H. doc. 149 
[atlas], 50th Cong. 2d sess. ) *Text (2 vols. ) and atla.s, $5.25 

ENGINEER DEBART.M EXT 

Circular 15-17 [1901]; Dec 12-21,1901. PZach 1 p. 12" 

General orders 13 [1901]; Dec. IS, 1901. 2 pp. 12" 

Report of chief [with ap])endixes and supplement], 1901. [6] pts. 

3938 r- 428 + 53 pp. il. 114 j)!. 104 maps. ( WarDept., Reports, 1901 ; 

H. doc. 2.) 

Note. — The .S3 page.s of index are repeated in each of the 6 parts. In addition 
to tile paging as given above, parts 2-o each contain a half-title-page. 

Report of erection of new building for (Tovernment Printing Office, for 

year ending Nov. 30, 1901. Dec. 5, 1901. 10 pp. (S. doc. 29.) • 
Special orders 42-46 [1901]; Dec. 6-20, 1901. Each 1 p. 12" 

PfBLIC BlILDIXGS AND GKOL'NDS OFFICE 

Communication recommending that omissions and erroi's in [lists of lots 
in District of Columbia sold by United States] Senate document 32, 
56th Congress, 2d session, be corrected bv errata. Dec. 16, 1901. 
3 pp. (S. doc. 70.) 

List of lots assigned to original proprietors of land within original limits 
of Wa.shington, D. C. Dec. 4, 1901. 26 pp. (S. doc. 18.) 

INSPECTOR-GENERAL 

Report of inspection of branches of National Home for Disabled Volun- 
teer Soldiers, made Aug. 9-Nov. 14, 1901; bv Thomas T. Knox. 
Dec. 17, 1901. 147 pp. (H. doc. 137.) 

INSULAR AFFAIRS DIVISION 

Monthlysummary of commerce of Philippine Islands, May, 1901; no. 11, 

series 1900-01. p. 907-1004, 4" 
Same, June, 1901; no. 12, series 1900-01. p. 1005-1106, 4" 
Report on right of government of Philippine Islands, instituted by 

United States, to regulate commercial intercourse with archipelago 

and to impose iinjiort and export duties; bv Charles E. Magoon. 

Nov. IS, 1901. 131 i)p. 



526 December, 1901 

yi EDICAL l)i:rAKT,AIENT 

Circular of information for pen-ons desirous of enlistinjr in Hospital 

Corps, Army. [Der. 4, 1901.] 3 pp. 12" 
Report of ^•urgeon-genf ral, ItKH. ;i."i4 pp. il. 15 pi. 

ORDNANCE AND FOKTIFK"ATION BOARD 

11th report, Nov. 1, 1900-June 30, 1901. Dec. 10, 1901. 22 pp. (H. 
<loc. 8o. ) 

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 

Ordnance orders 14-16 [1901]; Dec. 3-23, 1901. 12° 
Specifications-- for oil for recoil cylinders of gun carriages. Dec. 2, 1901. 
Ip. 

PAY DEPARTMENT 

Monthly station list of officers, Dec. 1, 1901. 4 pp. 
Stoppage circular, Dec. 15, 1901. 8 pp. [Monthly.] 

QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT 

Estimate of appropriation for barracks, quarters, etc., in Philippine 

Islands. Dec. 17, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 126.) 
Estimate of [deticiencv] appropriation for [establishment of] military 

post at Manila, P. I. Dec. 13, 1901. 20 pp. (H. doc. 94.) 
Letter relating to responsibility of John Newton for loss of clothing [and 

equipage]. Dec. 19, 1901.' 10 pp. (H. doc. 150.) 
Roster showing stations and duties of officere, Dec. 15, 1901. 6 pp. 

[Monthly.] 
Specifications 557-561 ; Dec. 16, 1901. 

SIGNAL OFFICE 

Orders 24, 25 [1901]; Dec. 2, 16, 1901. 120 

SOLDIERS' HOME, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 

Annual report of commissioners [with reports of oflicers of home] and 
report of annual inspection bv inspector-general of Army, 1901. 56 
pp. 13 pi.. 

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT 

Circular 5, 10, 11 [1901]; Noy. 6-Dec. 21, 1901. 12" 
Roster [of officers], Dec. 1, 1901. 3 pp. [Monthly.] 

VICKSBURG NATIONAL PARK COMMISSION 

Record of organizations engaged in campaign, siege, and defense of 
Vicksburg; by John S. Kountz. 1901. 72 pp. map. 



Courts of United States 

COURT OF CLAIMS 

Aldrich. Findings in ca.^e of J. E. Aldrich, administrator of Jo.«eph A. 
[or James A.] Aldrich. Dec. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 120.) 



December, 1901 627 

Chrissinger. Finding in case of (u'or>.'e H. L. tliiissiiij:er, a(iiiiinistra- 
tor of (ieorge C'lirissinorer. IH'C. i:{, 1901. 2 pp. ( 11. (j^oc. 12:5.) 

Crittenden. Finding's in ca-se of [William C. Petty, adminiHtrator of] 
Catharine Crittentlen. Dec. 12, HKIl. 2 pii. (s. doc. 57. ) 

Gardner. Findinj^s [in] cas-e [of] Nathan (iardner. Dec. i:i, lt>01. 
2 pp. (H. doc. 118.) 

Gray. Fiiwlings in case of Sarah C. (irav, executrix of Ambrose W. 
Gray. Dec. i:i. 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 119. ) 

Grimes. Findini:.s in case of Randall 1). Berrv, administrator f)f Tlea.'iant 
O. Grimes. Dec. IS, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc 122.) 

Hardison. Findin>rs in ca.se of Ciabriel L. Ilardison, heir of (iabriel 
Hardison. Dec. 18, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 144.) 

Hawkins. Fin<lin^'s in case of John M. Black, administrator of Thoma.s 
K. Hawkins. Dec. 18, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 14:i. ) 

Heater. Findings in case of Charles W. Heater, administrator of Caro- 
line [H.] HeiUer. Dec. Vi, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 114.) 

Henrietta, sloop. Conclusions of fact and law in French spoliation cases 
relating: to sloop, Samuel Wasson, master. Dec. 10, 1901. 4 pp. 
(H. doc. 86.) 

Judgments rendered for year ended Nov. 30, 1901. Dec. 2, 1901. 14 
pp. (II. doc. 26.) [A very large proportion of the.se are letter- 
carrier cases.] 

Kevs. Findings in case of Martha Richards, administratrix of Sarah J. 

"Keys. Dec. 13, 1901. 2pp. (H. doc. 117.) 
Mullican. Findings in ca.se of John Mullican. Dec. 19, 1901. 2 pp. 
(H. doc. 148.)^ 

Ott. Findings in case of J. K. P. Ott, executor of Barney Ott. Dec. 18, 
1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 142.) 

Poole. Findings in ca.«e of Benjamin R. Poole. Dec. 13, 1901. 2 pp. 
(H. doc. 116.) 

Printing. Estimate of [deficiency] appropriation for printing and bind- 
ing. Dec. 13, 1901. 2 pp. '(H. dor. 106.) 

Increase in allotment for printing and binding [1902], Dec. 6, 

1901. 2 pp. (H. d(.c.49.) 

Pritchett. Findings in case of Mary Jane Pritchett, a<lministratrix of 
William R. Pritchett. Dec. 17, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 136.) 

Sanger. Findings in ca«e of Henry E. Sanger, administrator of Henry 
Sanger. Dec. 17, 1901. 2 pp." (H. doc. 1.35.) 

Snuffer. Findings in ca-se of Henrv A. Snuffer, adminLstrator of Cvrus 
Snuffer. Dec. 17, 1901. 2 pp.' (H. doc. 134.) 

Standlev. Findings in case of Josiah Standlev. Dec. 13, 1901. 2 pp. 
(H." doc. 115.) 

Vaughan. Findings in case of J. T. Vaughan, administrator of Jona- 
than D. Vaughan. Dec. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 121.) 



District of Columbia 

Note. — For iiuarterlv StHU'iiieiU i>l IiKlcbtednuss sei- Trfa«urc'r of Cnited 
States. 

Auditor. Report, 1901. 26 pp. 

Columbia Hospital for Women. 35th annual report, 1901. 22 pp. 1 pi. 
Commissioners. Report, 1901. 31 pp. [This is the rei>ort of the com- 
missioners pul)lished separately.] 

14il— No. 84—02 3 



528 December, 1901 

Conmiissidners. Same. v. 2, ix -1-196 pp. 2 tab. (H. doc. 7.) [This 
if- the report of tlie Engineer Department of the l)i.strict.] 

Electrical Department. Annual report, 1901. 22 pp. 1 pi. 

Engineer Department. Report of operations, 1901. ix + 196pp. 2 tab. 

Fire Department. Kith annual report of chief engineer [with reports 
of otiier otticers], 1901. 49 pp. 

Industrial Home School. 5th annual report of tru.stees of District of 
Columbia Indns^trial Home School, 1901. 22 jip. 

Journals of City Council. Estimate of appropriation for publication of 
manu.<crii)t journals of City Council of Washington [1S02-18, pre- 
pared by committee of Columbia Historical Society]. Dee. 6, 1901. 
3 pp. (H. doc. 47.) 

Taxes. Report of collector of taxes, 1901. 10 pp. 

Smithsonian Institution 

DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 

3d report, Oct. 11, 1898-Oct. 11, 1900. :\Iar. 2, 1901. 506 pp. 2 il. 3 por. 
79 pi. map. (S. doc. 219, 56th Cong. 2d sess.) *S1.00 

NATIONAL MUSEUM 

Note. — The publications of the National Museum comprise bulletins, annual 
reports, and an annual volume of Proceedings. The annual report is included in 
the Congressional set. The editions of the bulletins and Proceedings are too lim- 
ited to admit of general distribution, and the volumes of the latter are sent only 
to libraries. The separates from the Proceedings and from the reports may be 
obtained on application to the Museum, until the supply is exhausted. 

Chondrodonta, new genus of ostreiform mollusks from cretaceous, with 

descriptions of genotype and new species, by Timothy W. Stanton; 

from Proceedings, y."24. 1901. p. 301-807," 2 pi. (No. 1257.) 
Fossil fresh-water i*liel Is of Colorado Desert, their distribution, enyiron- 

ment, and variation [with bibliography] ; by Robert E. C. Stearns. 

1901. p. 271-299, 9 il. 6 pi. (No. 1256.) 
Proceedings, V. 23 [title-page, contents, and index]. 1901. xy — 915- 

952 pp. 

Various Bureaus 

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 

Note. — The Commission furni.shes its publications gnituitouslv to those who 
apply for them. 

Circular [amendments to civil serWce rules]. Dei-. 2, 1901. [2] 1. 
Response to resolution, data regarding number of employees, ages, 
[length of ser^- ice], and salaries. Dec. 4, 1901. 2 pp. (S. doc. 22.) 

FISH COMMISSION 

Note.— The Commission supplies gratuitously those of its publications which 
are in print. 

Alevonaria of Porto Rico, by Charles W. Hargitt and Charles G. Rogers; 
from bulletin, 1900, v. 2. 1901. p. 265-287, 9 il. 4 pi. large 8°' 

Descriptions of 15 new species of fishes from Hawaiian Islands, bv Oli- 
ver P. Jenkins; from bulletin, 1899. June 8, 1901. p. 387-404, 16 
il. large 8" 



Deckmhek, 1901 529 

Memorandum l>v Z. L. Tanner, as suiiplcMii'iitarv to liin Deep sea explo- 
ration. [Utbl.] 1 p. 

Method of reconlinir e^'ji (levelopineiit for Mse of fisli-cultnrists, bv 

Claudius Wallich; fn.iii report, 1900. liHK)[1901]. j.. 18r>-U)4, 1 pi. 
Mollusea of Porto Kico, hv William Hi-ak-v Dall and C'liarh-s Torrey 

Simp.son; from bulk-tin, 1 !»()(), v. 1. 1!H)1. i». :i51-524, (i pi. larjre 8" 
Statement of certain lishery jtroducts landetl at Boston and Ciloucester, 

Ma.s.«., bv American tisliiiifr vessel.s, Nov. 1901. 1 p. obloii>^ H" 

(Stati.-tical Imlletin llo. ) 
Stony corals of Porto liican waten? [with bibliographies], bvT. Wavhind 

Vaujrhan; from bulU-tin, VM), v. L'. 1901. p. 289-:i20,*:« pi. lar-reS" 

HIOUKiir.VL L.VHOK.VTOKV, WOODS IIOI.E 

Parasites of fishe.s of Woods Hole region [with bibliography], by Edwin 
Linton; from Fish Commission bulletin, 1899. June 27, 1901. p. 
405-492, 34 pi. large 8" {Contril)utions. ) 

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 

Response to re.«<)luti( m. data regarding number of employee.s, ages, [length 
of service], and salarie.«. Dec. 4, 1901. 25 pp. (S. doc. 25.) 

DOCT'MENTS OFFICE 

Catalogue of United States Public Documents, monthlv, no. 82; Oct. 
1901. 431-462 -r- xxi pp. 

INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION 

Report on agriculture and agricultural labor, including testimony, witli 
review and topical digest. 1901. ccccxv — 1149 pp. il. 2 maps. 
(Reports, v. 10. ) [This is volume 1 on agriculture.] 

Statement of conditions of work [Dec. 2, 1901], and necessity for exten- 
sion of its term of service [Dec. 15, 1901-Fel). 15, 1902]. i)ec. 2, 1901. 
3 pp. (H. doc. 34.) 

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION 

Note.— The Commission furnishes its reports gratuitously to those who apply 
for them. 

Response to resolution, data regarding number of employees, ages, 
[length of service], ami salaries. Dec. 4, 1901. 3 pp. (S. doc. 21.) 

LABOR DEPARTMENT 

XoTC— The Dei»artment furnishes its publications gratuitously to those who 
apply for them. 

Bulletin 37, Nov. 1901. iii -4- 102.3-1224 + [vi] pp. ( IL doc. 315, i>t. ti, 
56th Cong. 2d se.ss. ) [Bimonthly.] 

OontenU: 

Arbitration and Conciliation Board. Mass., 1.5th aiuiual report [ditrost of]. 

-■Vrtii'les. Leading, in i>ast numbers of bulletin. 

Decisirms nf courts alTertinK labor. 

Foreitrn statistical imlilications, recent. Digest of. 

Ijivvsof States relating to la Ijor enacted [inl.S97, lyOO, and 1901]: .KlnrHimii. Ha mm. 

Netfn.es of Litwalton. Va., .social study i>f oyster negro; by W . T. Tlioni. 

Railway enipluyees in I'nited States: by S. .M. Lindsay. 

State biireaus of labor statistics. Digest of recent rei)ort.s of; Maine. Maryland, 

Michigan. North Dakota. 
Title-page, contents, and index of v. 0, Jan. -Nov. 1901. 



530 December, IDOl 

Response to ri'sohition, data re^ranlin^i iuiiiiImt of employees!, ages, 
[length of service], aii<l Halavies. Dec. 4, 1901. (3 pp. (S. doc. 23.) 
Statement of moneys expended, IWOl. Dec. 2, IHOl. 1 p. (H.iloc. 32. 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 

Report from superintendent of library Iniilding and grounds [for year 
ending Dec. 4, 1901]. Dec. 9, 1901. 4 pp. (S. doc. 51.) 

COPYRIGHT OFFICE 

Xt>TE.—Tlie Catalogue of Title Entries is prepared by the Register of Copyrights 
ami publisheil by the Treasury Department. It is not sold by the Treasury i)epart- 
ment, the Librarian of Congress, nor the Register of Copyrights, but must be sub- 
scribed for at the office of the collector of customs for the district in which the 
person desiring it lives. The price is 8.5.00 per year of .52 numbers. The bulletins 
of the office are sent free on application to the Register of Copyrights. 

Catalogue of title entries of books and other articles entered under copy- 
right law, V. 29, nos. 10-13; \vhole nos. 544-547; Dec. 5-26, 1901. 
p. 1107-1597. [Weekly; no. 13 contains index to y. 29.] $5.00 a yr 

LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMMISSION 

Receipts and disbursements of Louisiana Piirclia,«e Exposition Company 
to Noy. 1, 1901. Dec. 16, 1901. 7 pp. (S. doc. 71.) 

NATIONAL HOME FOR DISABLED VOLUNTEER S0LDIP:RS 

Additional estimates of appropriation for home. Dec. 13,1901. 3 pi>. 

(H. doc. 89.) 
Estimate of appropriation for completing lighting plant at Dayton, Ohio. 

branch. Dec. 13, 1901. 2 pp. (H. doc. 102.) 

SPANISH TREATY CLAIMS COMMISSION 

Letter concerning condition of work of commission [Dec. 10, 1901]. 
Dec. 12, 1901. 3 pp. (S. doc. 69.) 

Response to resolution [papers showing action as to taking of deposi- 
tions outside United States]. Dec. 10, 1901. 24 i)p. (S. doc. 52.) 



Shipments to Depositories 

During the Month of December, 1901 



Note.— Shipment numbers run from 1 to 49, inclusive, and then begin ngninwitli 1. 
Shipment .9 

Conjrress. 56th (oiimvss, 1st session. House docunu'iits, v. IJ. No. 
2; Reports of War Department, 1899; Enj^ineers, pt. o. (Serial no. 
3909. ) 

Shipment 10 

C'heini.stry Bureau (Department of A^rrieulture). Sugar beet, eulture, 
seed development, manufaeture, and statistics; by H. W. Wiley. 
2d revised edition. Sept. 1901. 48 ]>p. 24 il. 8" (Farmers' bulle- 
tin 52. ) 

Experiment Stations Oltice (Department of Agriculture). Kejiort of 
irrigation investigations in California, under direction of El wood 
Mead, a.ssisted by William E. Smytlie, Marsden Mansmi. J. M. 
Wilson, Charles D. Marx, Frank Soulc, C. E. (irun.sky, Edward M. 
Boggs, and James I). Schuvler. 1901. 411 pp. 21 ]A. 8 maps, 4" 
(lUiiletin 100.) 

Forestrv Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Notes on red ce<lar; liv 
Cliarles Mohr. 1901. 37 pp. 13 il. 2 pi. map, 8" (Bulletin :\\.) 

rnblications Division (Department of Agriculture). Monthly list of 
publications [of Department of Agriculture], Oct. 1901. 8 j)p. 8" 

Shipment 11 

-Medical De])artment (War Department). Index-catalogue of liltrary of 
Surgeon-* Jeneral's OHice, l'nite<l States Armv; authors and subjects. 
1901. 2d .series, v. (>, (i-IIernette, iii ; 11 t 1051 j.p. large S" 

Shipinent 12 

(.'oiigress. .ititli Congress, 2d session, nouse documents, v. 'i. No. 2; 
KeportS(jf War Deiiartment, 1900; Lii'utenant-general, |it. 2, Depart- 
ment of llabana. Division of rhilii»|tines. (Serial no. 4(I7:'.. ) 

Shipment J.S 

Congress. 5()th Congress, 1st session. House <locumenfs. v. 1(K'>. Nos. 
073-742, except 078, «)92, 099. 708, 710, 713-741; I'eacii li'af curl; 
P>x ports declared, 1899; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4000. ) 

531 



532 Decemhek, 1901 

Sliipineid 14 

Con>;re.«.s. ofHli Con}rrt't-!J, 1st .soj^sion. Iloust' documents, v. WW, \A. 1. 
No. 732; Smitlisonian Institution, origin and history, 1835-99, v. 1. 
(Serial no. 4010, v. 1.) 

Shijiineiif 15 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 28. No. 
5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1899; (Jeological Survey, 20th 
report, pt. (> contimicil, Mineral Resources, 1898. (Serial no. 3925.) 

Shqnui'nt 16 

Animal Imhistry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Treatment for 

roundworms in sheep, goats, and cattle. [July 24, 1901.] 8 jip. 8" 

(Circular 35.) 

Trichinosis in Germany. 1901. 211 pp. 8" (Bulletin 30.) 

Botany Division (Department of Agriculture). Seed coats of certain 

species of genus bra-ssica; 1)V A. J. Pieters and Vera K. Charles. 

1901. 19 pp. 6 il. 1 pi. 8" (Bulletin 29.) 
Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 104. No. 

692; Fish Commission report, 1899. (Serial no. 4001.) 

Shipment 17 

Interior Dejiartment. Decisions in appealed pension and Ijounty-land 
claims, also table of cases, and of statutes cited and construed; by 
John AV. Bixler [1901]. v. 11, xvi -^ 571 i)]). 2 pi. 8" 

Shipment 18 

Congress. 5()th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 28. No. 
270; Food furnished to troops in Cuba and Porto Rico, pt. 1. (Serial 
no. 3870.) 

Shipment 19 

Congress. 5()th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 29. No. 
270; Food furnished to troops in Cuba and Porto Rico, pt. 2. (Serial 
no. .3871.) 

Shiptnent .iO 

Congrei-s. 5(ith Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 5. No. 30; 
7th International Congress of Navigation, 1898. (Serial no. 3847.) 

Shipment ^1 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 43. No. 
454: Coast and ( Jeodetic Survey report, 189!). (Serial no. 3884. 1 

Shijiinciit ,.-',/ 

Interior Department. Oliicial Register, list of olticers and employees in 
civil, militarv, and naval service, with list of ve.«sels belonging to 
lulled States, July 1, 1901; bv Kdward M. 1 tawson, chief clerk [of] 
Drpartmcnt. v. l". vii 1602" pP- 4" 

Sill pineal ..'■) 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st .session. Senate documents, v. .'!!. No. 
283; New legislation concerninir crimes, misdenieanors, and jicn- 
alties. (Serial no. 3873.) 

Same, v. 34. No. 388; Notes on S]ianish-.\nierican war. (Serial 

no. :;.S76. ) 



December, IJjOl 533 

Shipment 24 

Congress. 56th Congress, lirst session. IIousi' ilocninents, v. 10. No. 
2; Reports of War iK-partnient, 1S!I!»; Kngineers, i)t. .'i. (i^erial nr». 
3907. ) 

Shipment 25 

Congre.ss. oGtli Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 40. No. 
449; Private claims Ijefore Senate 1891-99, v. 2. (Serial no. 38S1, 

V. 2.) 

Shipment 26 

Agriculture, Department of. List of (hiplicates offered as exchanges, 1. 
[Dec. 1901.] 3 pp. S" 

Animal Industry Bureau (Departnu-ut of Agricultin-e). Relation of 
bovine tuberculosis to puMic health; bv D. H.Salmon. 1901. 3(5 pp. 
S" (Bulletin 33.) 

Ardiitect, Supervising (Treasury Department), .\nuual report, 1901. 
132 i)p. 12 pi. 8" 

Chemi.xtry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Inlhience of environ- 
ment upon composition of sugar beet; bv Harvev W. Wiley. 1901. 
32 pp. 3 il. 8" (Bulletin 64.) 

Congress. o6th Congre.«s, 1st session. House documents, v. 5. No. 2; 
Reports of War Department, 1899; Major-general commanding 
Army, pt. 2, Department of the Pacific. (Serial no. 3902.) 

Kxperiment Stations Ollice (Department of Agriculture). Experiment 
Station Record, v. 13, no. 3. 1901. ix -f 201-300 pp. 2 il. 8" 

List of publications of office on irrigation. [1901.] 5 pj). 8" 

Pul)lic Road 'Ini|uiries Office (Department of Agriculture). Proceedings 
of International Ciood Roads Congre.^s, Buffal<i, N. Y., Sept. 1()-21, 
1901. 100 pp. S" (Bulletin 21.) 

Publicaticms Division (Department of Agriculture). Organization of 
Department of Agriculture, 1 901-02. ( )ct. 23, 1901 . 20 j^p. 8" (Cir- 
cular 1.) 



INDEX 

TO THE CATALOGUES FOR .1 ANTAKY-DKCEMUKK, 1901 



[Note.— Names of Semitors, Represoutat 
in Jiaiirf. With n-iVri'iice to bimliiijr tin- 
patre4'."7.] 

Page 

Aba^rail, schooner 175 

Abaiii Mts., topoKraphie sheet 2S3 

Ahel,Ji)hn 19,93 

Ahileiie. Kans., spirit leveling 69 

Atiorigines, fee liulians. 

Abrahams. J. J 49 

Atiravive materials 349 

Abridgment, message and documents. 237 

Absorption lines in spectrum 260 

Aburatsu,,Iapan 28.") 

Abyssinia, slave trade 390,446 

Academy of Sciences, National 84 

Accidents, insurance, Netherlands 217, 322 

railroads 117, 199. 262, 332 

to labor 179 

Accounts, delinquent, Govt, officers. . . 67 

House 29 

of disbursing officers 325 

I'. S. officials in Cuba 257 

r.S. otlicials in Philippines 296 

War Department 78 

.\ccts. and Disbursements Div. 148.311,343 

.\ccounts Committee 29, 129, 203, .500 

.\cetic acid 64 

.\cetylene, for lighthouses 251 

Germany 64 

searchlights, Sweden 163 

Acid, acetic 64 

phosphoric 27s 

Active, ship 78 

.\cts, fee Laws. 

.\ctuary. Govt., «' Govt. .Vctuary. 

.\dams, Heiirv 79 

A.lams. .Jacob M 79 

.\dams,.Iohn L(orti.» 79 

Adams, .Marv L 79 

A'lmii.^'. fiobrrtjr 132 

.\dnnis Ishuul 74 

A'l'imson, W'illinm C 32, 133 

.\ddiiig machines, Germany 252, 323 

.\ildiiigioii, Iiiil.T., topographic sheet. 3.50 
.\dirondack forests, lumbering in. . . .'. 312 

Adjuwnt-gencral 74.170.171.224, 

257. 295, 327, :i».4, 395, 4-.'2, 4.50, AS.i, .524 

.\diuiraltv ciu'^es. courts of C. S 330 

-Xdolph knoll, i-hart .512 

Adriatic Sea, lights 386 

.\duitertttion of fixxls 178, 

179,205,217,278,379 

.\d va nee sheets of consular rejKtrts. 64, 163. 

217, 251 . 28K, 320, 3.57, 389, 41K, 446, 479, 516 

index of,for 1900 219 

Advcrti>.enH'nts, .\mer., in Germany 64,2l.s 

A!ii. rii all. in Ku.ssia 251,322 

' • I - ' ■ • ' . iirs, in Leipsic 251 

\. M.u I.., . ,-,ition 288,389,446.4.5;^ 

Vi-rodromi'. I^angley 4.53 

Vvronautics 4.53 



ves, and Delegates in Congres,s are printed 
catalogues for the year .^ee jianigraph on 

Page 

Afono Harb{>r 249 

Africa 453 

American trade in 389 

central, sugar 218 

central, telegraph system 290 

French, rubber in. .'. 390 

(iermau east 217,:i.57.446 

importation of liquor 13,162,273 

ligiils 380,443 

railroads 320 

rejiorts of consuls in 290 

.>iouth. affairs in 320,390 

south. agriculture and livestock... 479 

south, .\merican corn in 321, 419 

.sout h , cement for 2.NS 

south, diptcra 424 

south, horses, demand for 389,479 

south, mahogany in 3.58 

sf>utli.nu'at in .". 66,322,419 

south, military operations in 395 

south, |>etroleum in 322,419 

south, rights of R. K. brown 162 

south, shingles 322 

south, shoes and boots 322 

south. supplies from U.S... 132,166,216 

south, trade 66, 165,*s9. 446 

steamshiii lines 65, 67 

tunnel to Eurtjpe 165 

west 3.57 

west, cotton 251 , 288, 359, 479 

west, trade 418 

woandsn. food plant 322.390 

.Xgamenticns. I'.,".;, monitor 'lOl 

Agave. American 418 

.^gnew, .Martha 5 

.\gobe River, chart 512 

Agricultural chemist rv .503 

Agric. ( 'hemists, Assoc, of '208, 27S, AM 

Agric. colleges. .54. 1.53,241,276,:".44.379,.V\5 
Agnc. Colleges, As.<oc. of... 51,119.311,344 
Agricultural education . .52,149, 276, 344, ;>80 
Agricultural experiment stations — 241, 
276,278,311,344,379 

Hungarv 380 

Porto Rico 52,208 

I ■ report, isyy 238 

rejKirt, 1900, to print 145,273 

to reprint bulletin on 93 

tobacco cidtivalion 275 

I Agricultural exposition, Nantes .. 3.s9, 446 

I Prague 251 

Agricullunil lalxir .529 

Agricultural machinery 357 

Germany 479 

international exposition of 389 

Netherlands, demund for 389 

prices of 312 

Rus.sia 251,323 

535 



536 



Index, lijOl 



Page 

AKriculture 503 

A Ills k H Ui, -JaM , 24 1 , 273 

ArKi'iitinu, exports 287 

BeriKiiet 174 

CuliforniH 469 

("hiim 164,290 

effect of hot waves on 276, 'isi 

Fnince. orKani/utions in 251 

(Jermaiiv, iirodiK'ts 217,290 

Hawaii ". 144,241,274 

hearings on 83, 399 

imports, sources of 383 

indexing literature of 344 

internat. exliibition at Prague 251 

njethods of teaching 3-14 

Pacific Coast region _, 412 

Philippine Islands 391 

Porto Kieo 52, 145, 208, 274 

products, distribution of 179, 3S3 

products, trade in foreign coun- 
tries 148,150,208,276,279 

products, marketing of 242 

products, prices 276 

relation of birds to 51, 379, 436 

relation of plant physiology to 345 

rci")rt on ". 529 

south Africa 479 

teaching of 52, 149, 344 

university extension in 344, 381 

Uruguay ". 64 

see aho Census Oflice. 
Agriculture and Forestry Com. 13,114,274 

Agriculture Committee 29, 274, 275 

Agriculture Department. 50. 148, 206, 237. 
239, 276, 311. 343, 378, 410, 43ti, ItW, 503 

nppropriation.s 29. 148, 189 

caption of bulletins 4(i9 

expenditures, 1,S99 238 

laboratin-ies for 129 

organization of 469 

l)ublicat ions of .52, 1,51 , 209. 

242. 27f;, 279, 312, 346, 382, 437, 469, .504 

Yearbook. 1899 342 

Agromyza simplex Loew 344 

. Agrostology Division 50. 

■ 148, 20li, 239. 277, 311 , 345, 381, 411 

Ahlstedt, Oswald 37 

Ainsworth, Harry H 44 

Air. atmospheric, ionisation of 312 

li.|uid 217 

.Air compres.sors 319, 3.55 

Air-ships 297, 453 

Air torpedo 217,290 

.\ ka Passage 60 

Alubiima. chart 392 

iiiaiuifactures .506 

plant life of 345 

p<)I)uhition 347 

post route map 62 

rivernnd harbor improvement. 483,484 

slag cement 471 

Alal)ama lii ver, bridge 133, 189 

Alada. .Manatee, etc.. R. K. Co ... 105,133 
Alaska, agric. investigations, 191X). 241,273 

agriculture 238, 3X4 

armv oHieers 17,4.5 

chart 392, 420 

copper 282 

courtsof United States 140,213,217 

delegate from, to House 146 

education .5,5, 113. 153 

explorations, 18(19-99 17, 205 

explorations, 1.S98 238 

geouM-aphic names 281 , 472 

geology 172 

governor's report, 1900 241 

laws relating tf) 205 

lighthouse 15 

mails for 417 

maps 62, !5 1, 2.54 



Page 
Alaska, marshals and deputy mar- 
shals in 414 

mining laws 12 

population 210, 347 

receipts from duties 147, 199 

reindeer 55,153,281,342 

relief of natives 152 

roads and bridges 78 

rou'te from Cook Inlet to Yukon... 327 

salmon fisheries 167, 2.57 

schoijl moneys 29, 146, 189 

steamboats to Vancouver 165.253 

telegraph lines 78 

tin 349 

to print reports on .56, 144,145 

transportation of destitute citizens 17,73 

Ala.ska ConniuTcial Comi>any 78 

Alaska. Dei)artment of 171 

Albany, N. Y., toitographic sheet 156 

Albatross, Fish Commission steamer.. 490 

Albemarle .Sound 75 

Albuiiuerque. X. Mex 93. 273 

Alcohol, as fuel 2K8, 359 

French tax 163,252 

in relation to i)hysiology 439 

Alcohol-consuming apparatus 517 

Alcoholic Liqtior Traffic Committee .. 129 
Alcoholic liquors, sec Liquors. 

Alcoholism, Vienna congress 217 

Alcvonaria 528 

Alder, Emilv 21, 94 

Aldrieh, Bettie A 80 

Aldrich, ,1. E 526 

.'Vldrich, James A 526 

Aldrich. .loseph A 526 

Aldrich , Xfhon W 202 

Aleutian Islands, chart 254 

.Vlexanilria, .Vmer. coal hoisterat. 389,446 

railway to .Shanghai 320, 41H 

Alexandria, Va.. Wash. Monument 131 

Alexandrovski Roadstead, chart 415 

Alfalfa 50,208.411 

Algse 490 

Algiers, American coal 66 

Algodones grant. Ariz 5 

Aliens, inspection in Canada 480 

Alikchi.Ind. T., topographic sheet 350 

Alkali soils 280,282 

Alleghenv Kiver 487 

Allen, Caroline X .- 23 

Allen,. lohn D 20,94 

Allen, Marv B 21. 94 

Allen. W illiani 127, 189 

Atlen.WiUinm V 14,18.114,119 

Alleys, D.C 7, 31, 275 

Allin, Erskine S 14 

AlUsoii. William B 13, 114 

Allphin.Luke P 25.94 

Almonds 357,418,479 

in Malaga 251 

Spanish crop 320, 31K) 

Almshouse, D. C 32 

Alston, Edward H 175 

.\lul)i.iit .\nchai'age 317 

Aluminum, hydrosilicate of 389 

production' 155, 348, 471 

Aluuluii .\nchorage 249 

Alviso, Cal.. harbor improvement 484 

Amazon River 21 1 

America, xee North America— South 
America. 

America Bay 354 

American Ki)hemeris and Nautical 

Almanac. 1900 205 

1902 513 

1904 249 

American Historical As.sociation ...81,455 

report. 1899, v. 1 342 

report. 1S99. v. 2 378 

.\merican Institute of Architects 309 



January — December 



■)37 



Page 

Amer. Institnti' of Mining Engiiu'ers. 418 

American National Kcil ('r(>8^i 17M 

Anierifun Nautical Almanac, liKtl ItiO 

190-J -JHi 

1901 215 

American practi<'al navigator '213 

tables from •.'■18 

American Republics Bureau.. (>4, Itj;}, 21t!, 

•.»"K), 2X7, ZM. :lo7, 3.><8, 41.S, 4-|,i, 47S, ."jK; 

montlilv bulletin, v.ti, nos. 7-12,v. 7. 275 

report. 1899 342 

American rock cement 155, 471 

AiUKU River, chart 512 

Amity ( 'anal, duty of water 1.50 

Ammonia, in mixed fertilizers 278 

Ammutiition. artillery practice 173 

for rapid-lire (j;uns! 'iW> 

for suliealiber tubes 329 

hoists 477 

New York .\ rsenal 29ti 

Snrinplield Armorv 174 

\Natervliet -Arsenal 259 

Amphitrite, gunnery ship 477 

Amstertlam, automobiles IGS, 252 

conKre.s,>i of criminal anthroiHilogv. 321 

electrical works G5, 217, 219 

export comiiany in 288 

insurance pliysicians 389 

parcels-post rates to Hawaii 2.52 

Amur River, bark canoes on 2(!0, 201 

Anaeostia and I'otomac River R. R... 177 

Anacostia road 15, 131 

.\n:isthesis. new method for 320 

Anaheim, Ciil.. topographic sheet oOt! 

Anatolia, insuraiu'c 252, 323 

.■\nan-unsee .\nchorage, chart 511 

Anchors 38(> 

grapnels for 38(i 

Anderson, Ed« in S 5 

Anderson, Ktta A 128 

.\nderson,reter 19,94 

Aneityum Island, cliart 5)1 

Aneityum. Port, chart 511 

Anemomelry 53 

Angora goats 51,206,410 

Angstriim's pyrhelioineter .504 

Animal industry, statistics. 1900.. 27ti,343 
see'i/.-'*.-Vninial Industry Bureau. 

Animal Industrv Bureau." 51.148.2(if., 

239, 277 ."^ll, :i43, 37s. 410, 43(i, 4(!8, 503 
orders. . 239, 27ti, 313, 378, 410, I3ti, 168, 503 

rep< >rt. Is99 378 

Animal parasite-: 206,207,240,311 

Animals, extinct 4.53 

farm, feeding of 468 

imports of, for exhibition 321 

motion in 298 

Philiripincs, debarred from U.S. .503,.518 

Annapolis, Mil., barracks at 318 

see «/.•••« Naval .\cademy. 
.\nnatam. «, .\neityum island. 

Annelids, polycha'tons 4.56 

Annexation, ('uba .515 

Annuals, foreign. Navy Dept. Library. 318 

Annuities, .'^iic an<l Fox Indians .520 

Aiiomura .- 4-'6 

Antarctic Circle, expedition to 478 

.Antcnnaria '£U 

Anthonomus signatus Sav 207 

Anthony. Adella M .' 21.91 

Anthrenus scrophulariic L 210 

AnthroiMilouy 260 

American. pr(»blem in 298 

criminal 321 

Antigua, climate of 312 

Antimony. jinHluction 348,3^5 

Antlers. Ind. T.. topogniphie sheet... lUi 

Antofagasta. ('bile 320, ;{.>-s 

Antofagasla and Bolivia Ry. Co 357 



I 'age 

Ants 311 

Antwerp, ivory. 165,217,2'.t0,321,:5h9,39O,416 

proposed electric road to Paris 389 

.sjilary of ci.nsnl-geiierul at 515 

Aomori .\ncliorage 248 

Apache In<lians ,57 

sec •(/.•." K iowa and Comanche Res. 

Aparri. V. I., chart 4-13 

.\phareus furcatus 331 

Apiculture, fee Bees. 

Apodal fislies, Japuii 39s 

Apoon Mouth 293 

Appalachian MountaiiiH .50, 116 

practical loresiryin 276,437 

Apparel, we.iring 390 

Appeals, courts of 117, 140 

Supreme Court, claim cases 79, 330 

Apples 52. 242 

brandy from 393 

Knglaiid 64, 218 

Appointments Bureau 516 

Appointments Div. 220,291,360,391,447,480 

Ap]n)rtionment, House 8,14 

Appraisers (>8.167,221. 

254, 292, 324, 361 . 392, 420, 447, 480, .520 

decisions as, 1117, 221 , 

2fHl, 292, 324, :«)1 , 392, 419, 417, 480. .520 

local, conference 220 

Apprentices, in Navy 161,316 

Appropriations. 67,168,220,273,310,467,618 

ai nual use of 843 

deliciencv 5, 67, 

130, 166, 189, 202, 310, .505, .509, 515. 518 

legislative, etc 13, 189 

stnidry civil 114,1.30,189 

urgent deliciencies 5 

see algo bureaus and objects. 
Approiiriations Committee, House . 29, 130 

Senate 13, 114, 202 

Approi>riations Committees 273 

Apricots, branily from 393 

dried, in (Jermanv 217.290 

Aqueduct bridge, D.'C 31, 484 

Aqueous va))or. pressure of 280 

Arachnida 178, 4.56 

Arbaugh, Joseph B 42 

Arbitrati(Ui 515 

Hague convention 388 

Arbitration and Conciliation Board, 

.Mass 179, .529 

Arbitration Board, Ohio 400 

Arbitnition, Permanent Court of... 63,163 

Arboretinn. D. C 237 

Architect of Ca]>itol 243, .505 

Architect. Supervising 68, 167, 520 

Architects, ,\merican Institute of 309 

ArHiitecture of public buildings 309 

Archives, gee Public records. 

Arctic fox 4.'>;{ 

Arctic (Jeean, relief experiition 449 

Arctic regions, atmo-phere 470 

Ardinore, Ind. T., topograiihic sheet .. 441 

Area of States and Territories 1.52,216 

Argas americaniis 207, 277 

Argentina 64, 163. 216, 

2" 0, 287, :«0, 357, SH". J18, 445. 478, 516 

barrels 3.57 

hints to exp<jrters to 251 

immigration in 4 is 

nianufacture of jerked beef 207 

ports 320,390 

sanitary treaty with Uruguay 165 

► ngar Ml U.S.! tariff on ". 2V^2 

texf.Ies 3.59,419 

trade 64, 218, 288, :{.59. 479 

wheat 66, 165, 2.5:1 

wool 2ls 

Arid lands, i»ee I»e>ert lands. 

.Vrikawa Bav . . ' !- 



)38 



Index, VJOi 



Aristitla piirpiireu Niitt 277 

Arizoiiu 5(W 

iiK''i<"'iltiirf 347 

a1k<h1()iu'.s Kraut 5 

cliiiiiis of (•(Unities of 131 

u'l pvirnor's report, 1900 54, 2+1 

Kra.-s.s of 239 

irriKati(jii IbO 

Legislative Assembly of 147 

mails for 417 

niaiiufaetiires 347 

pi'tritied forests of 298 j 

po[>iilatii>ii 347 

post route map (52 , 

Sail Francisco Mts. forest reserves. 347 | 

spiders 178 

Arizona Water (Company 94 

Arkansas, l)anxite 473 

coal 282, 472 

edncation in 313 

jndicial (iistricls 6 

mails for 417 

manufaclnres 471 

Monnted Infantry, 4th 67 

population 347 

post route map 62 

river improvement 483, 485 

tornadoes 53 

Arkansas Hot Springs Reservation, 
«(, Hot Springs, Ark., Res. 

Arkansas River 32, 75, 94, 133, 483 

Armes, George A 142 

Armor, for Navy 410 

Armored cruisers olO 

Arms, firing instructions 47t) 

manual of 422 

militia 73, 395 

Rock Island Arsenal 173 

Springfield Arinorv 174 

uncivilized races. ." 13,113,129 

Watertown Arsenal 296 

\Va ter vliet Arsenal 259 

Armstrong, .lohn 141 

Armv 94, 

1 7 1 , JJ 1 . 25.S, 'jy.-), 32.S, 364, 450, 483, 524 

appoinimenls in civil service 14,114 

appropriations, 1902 118,141,189,205 

Boer, operations of 395 

Rritisli, ill north China ii95 

British, in >outh Africa 395 

cavalry drill regulations 257 

claims for pay 254 

desert ioii ". 524 

discharges 170 

employees, list of 505 

enlisted men, pav 292 

enlistment " 74, 171, "224, 

25S, -295, 327, 3(>4. 395, 422, 450, 4K3, 524 

French, in north China 395 

general sialT, legislative hist. 2tM,273,422 

(TcniiMii, in China 395,416 

homestead rights for .soldiers 194 

how to feed 452 

in Cuhaaiid Torto Rico. food.. 410,502 

in north China, C(iuii>ment 395 

.Japanese, In north China 395 

lieutenants, list of 295 

manual of* guard duty 257 

medical dcpts. in north China 395 

ollicers, in .\laska 45 

om(;ers, list of 74,170,224,257, 

295, 327, 361. 395, 122, 1.50, 4.H3, 505, .521 

officers, pay 48, 78, 292 

ollicers. President's reccptitdl 524 

oftlcers, retired 10.5,118 

onlers, general and special 74, 

171 , 22 1, 258, 295, 327, 422, 450, 48:i, 521 

rat ion tallies 3l>5 

recruiting circular 74, 171,224, 422 

register, 1900 275 

register, 1901 74 



Page 

Army, regulations 328 

regulations, 1S95 257 

regulations, liKtl 327 

RiLvsian, in north China 395 

soldier's handb(wk 258 

.stations 74, 171, 224, 

258, '295, 3'27, 364, 395, 422, 450, 4K5, .524 

transport service 73,113 

uniforms 423 

use of. in aid of civil power 328 

veterinary corps 74 

War with Spain, medical expen.ses. 147 
sec (ilfo Volunteers. 

Army Temperance A.S.SOC., British 201 

Army- worm, fall 411 

Arndt, Christian 16 

Arnett, Stephen J 5 

Aroya, Colo., topographic sheet 283 

Arrest of pas.sengers leaving Brazil . . . 389 
Arroyo, Colo., .•••fe .Vro.va. 

Arroyo de San Lorenzo grant 145 

Arsenals 329 

employees, leave of absence 107 

gee also name of arsenal. 
Art, international e.\hibition at Mu- 
nich 217 

national galleries of 410 

Artace punetistriga 344,379 

Artesian waters 441 , 507 

Artesian wells, Venezuela 320, 390 

Articles of Confederation 377 

Artificial leather 389 

Artificial manures 389 

Artillerv, ammunition for practice .. . 173 

drill at Fort Wadsworth '258 

drill ix'gulations 450 

Krui))! material for 225 

raiiid-tire field 365,396 

Artillerv Otiiee 483 

Artillery School, Fort Riley 171 

Arvin, Anna 19, 94 

Arvin, ,lame.s E 19, 94 

Arvin, Tere.sa 19, 94 

Asbestos, i)rodneti(m, 1899 349 

Asbury Park, N.J. , topographic sheet. 156 

Ascension Island 60 

Ash analysis '278,503 

Asheville. N. C. topograi>hic sheet 441 

Ashlcv. Ctah, toiiographic .sheet '283 

Ashm'ead, William 135,190 

Ashtabula, Ohio : . 488 

Asia, central, cotton 3X9, 446 

lights 443 

reiiorts of consuls in '290 

Asiatic Station 477 

chart catalogue 38(> 

Asiatic waters, tvphoons 355,387 

Asparagus 52, '243, 344, 379 

Aspen. Colo 147,245 

Asphaltum, production 349,471 

Assay Coiniiiission 363 

Assay otlice. Vancouver 357 

Assemblages, international 445 

A.s.scs.smeiits. I). C 116,131,448,489 

special taxes 71 

water mains, D. C 15,31,98 

Assoc, of Agrie. Chemists '208, '278, 468 

AS.SOC. of Agric. Colleges... 51.149,311,344 

Astronomy 453 

nautical 213 

Washington observations 60 

Astrophysical Observatory '260 

Asuncion, commercial catalogues 164 

Atchison, Kaiis., topographic sheet .. 156 

Atchison, Topeka and SantJi Ftj Rv 83 

Ateii, William L 18,134,190 

Athens, (ia., U. S. court 97, 140 

Atherine fishes 456 

Atlantic coast, fog-signals ;VJ6,394 

lights 3'26, 394 

tide tables 324 



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.3: 1 



Atlantic coast pilot 70, 'J"J] , :VJ5 

Atlantic Ocean, pilot charts.. tU), l(iO, Jl I. 
•J4S, ■2S.\ 317. :{.V>. :5S(i. n 5. III. ^7ti. '^\2 

Atlantic States. niidilU-. lishcrii's -UK) 

Atlantic Works. Boston .'lOI 

Atlases, we Maps ami charts. 
Atniasphcrc. l.'.i...'(»',t.jrj.j4;i.:Jl'J.4:w.470.r>o-l 

Atoka, Ind.T., topographic sheet iftii 

Attorney-General, wr.lustice Dejit. 
Attorney-lieneral, assistant, for Inilian 

depredation claims .SS 

Attoriiey-tieneral.asst., for I'. (». Dept. -177 

Attornev.s. patent, list of 158 

At\voo<l, E. B 97 

Auckland, electric railroads 161 

Auditor for Interior Dept 292. I'-'O, .VJ<) 

Auditor for Navv Iic|>iirtnient 392 

Auditor for I'ost-Otlice Dept (".9, Uu.JSt) 

Auditor for State unci other Dcpts. 117, .V20 

Auditor for Treasury Di'pt t)9, S(11,.V_>0 

Auditor for War Dept (>9, IM. 292, 3111 

Augusta, CJa.. Savannah River.. 1.^,33,109 

Auffusta, Port, chart 51 1 

Auk. tlif,'htle.s.s -124 

Aulick. AshelC 26,45,94 

Aur Harbor 249 

Aurora, schooner 175 

Auroral observations 2S0 

Austin, Te.\.. dam 57 

Australasia, .\merican steel rails 164 

copper ore 35S 

German vs. fnited States trade 165 

gold 217, 290 

labor laws 22H 

reiH>rts of consuls in 290 

Australia, .\merican bar iron 389,479 

cable 65, 218, 389, 479 

chart 24S 

coal . prices of 66 

••Ji.shy" butter 217 

freight rates to New York City 66 

land-value tax 202 

lights 443 

steamship lines 390 

west, imports of 290 

Austria. American competition in. 389,446 

American goods %. 217, 290 

American looms 252, 323 

builders' association 357 

canals 321 , 3'.H), 4is 

coal 66, -251 . 3.'i9 

commercial expedition 320. 39il 

copperore :i58 

corals 357 

tishery expedition 321 

grain futures, dealings in .358 

hybrid vines 219 

industrial-art exhibitions 164,2.53 

insurance against strikes 67 

mineral wax 322. 391 

patent medicines 3iKl, 446 

peat wfK)d 21X. 2*.tl 

petroleum 65, 219 

protection for industries of 320, 3iH) 

stave trade 67 

sugar, export Ixaiiities 68 

textile industries 322, 391 

utilixation of water power 322.419 

Automiilic guns and pistols 77,329,3;W 

Automobiles, .Amsterdam 163,2,52 

British India 322 

competition of, in Berlin 6o 

Europe A57, 418 

exposition of, in Brussels 288,3.59 

exposition of, in Hungary 389 

exposition of. in Leipsie 321,390 

fire department 251, 321 

lorry for army. Great Britain . . 322.390 

sleigh. Germany 217 

transportation of 14,33,110,223 

trollev for. in (Jermany 290 



^ I'age 

.\washima Anchorage 2M5 

.Vwo Shi ma ;i,S4 

,\woShimii Hakuchi :V>4 

Axtell. I'hiletus .M 18,134,190 

Aviesworth. William P 18,94 

Ayres. Kli 115 

Azimuth tables 248 

Azores, commercial catalogues 66 

exhibition in 251,323 

Azov, .Sea of. lights 3K6 

Babcoek. Carrie E 94 

liahcock: ,/<;« i>h II ' 31 . 131 

Babcoek. I'helie E 38 

Babcoek iV Wilcox boilers <. 61 

Bacillifs, of tnbercniosis 486 

Bacillus jiesiis. «r I'higue. bubonic. 

Bacillus IV phi murium 394 

Mac. lor. 1'. I 396 

Had Kivcr Reservation 32,104 

Badges, fraudulent use of 202 

Bagage. Anionic 47, 97 

Bagley. Adelaide W 127 

Bags. Hinigarv 320 

Bagnio. IM . ." 174,476 

Bahama Bunks 511 

Bahama Islands, iguanoid lizard 82 

Bahia. Brazil, financial conditions. 320,390 

Baikii, M'illis J 30, 130 

littinl. Snmnd T 5, 378 

Baker, F. W 94 

Baker. Liirien 16, 19, 120 

Baker, ( )liva J 20, 94 

Bakir. William H 176 

Bakeries, regulations in Germany 165 

Baking of bread 51 

Baking powders 17s 

Balata rubljer. Venezuela 64 

Balclulha. .ship 11.5, 141, 190 

Bald >Iou!itain, topographic sheet 246 

Baldwin, .lohn D 174 

Balingasng .Xncborage 317 

Balintang Channel, chart 443 

Ball. William H 25,137,190 

Ball lightning, at sea 412 

Ballistics 170 

Balloons, explosives launched from.. 516 

nieteorologi<'al 438 

Ballot. KCe Voting. 

Baltic-White Sea canal 163 

Baltimore, I>ord. struggle with Jesuits 4.55 

Baltimore, Md., custom-house 146,190 

federal building 68 

harbor 47, 75, 2.54 

Loudon Park national cemetery... 44 
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com- 

j.aiiy 49,94 

Banal rights. Canada 81 

Bananas. Haiti 163 

meal from 3.57 

Banding of trees 345, 381 

Bangkok, trams and telephones 479 

Bank-notes 130 

Banking. Philippines .524 

statistics 410 

Banking and Currency Committee. 29, 130 

Banks. American, in (Jermany 321 

Chiapas 445 

Costa Rica l'>3 

Japan 217 

Mexico 288 

Xicaragtia 390, 44.5, 479 

Porto Rico 216 

Rio de Janeiro 165 

Salvador 250 

savings, in Belgium 289 

taxation .521 

Sfr (Ugo National banks. 
Bar Harbor, Me., ordnance property.. 225 

Barber. Casper 131, 190 

Barcelona, coal 66 

electric railroads 165,217 



f)4( I 



Index, 1901 



Barct'Ionn, free zone near Uio 

potatoi'xhlbitiou 21s, 291 

Bard, Thomas R 16, 500 

Barham. John A 32, 133, 139 

Barite, pr<idiii'tion 349,472 

Barky 321, 411 

Harineii, railway to Elberfeld 251 

Barnes, Cassias M 52 

Barnes, William B 17 

Barns, xtc Farm buildings. 

Barnyard manure 279 

Barometers 242 

Burr, John G 37,124,190 

Barracoifta, Siberia, chart 415 

Barrels, Argentina 357 

for grapes 166 

Barrett, Lizzie 41,94 

Barrett, Sophie de V 24. 94 

Barrett Manufacturing Company 174 

Barron, Mary 40, 128, 190 

Barrow. Point, expedition to 17 

Barrv, Marv P. A 21,135,190 

Barton, .laiiies 40,94,123 

Barvtes. see Barite. 

Bascombe, Hubert 42, 119, 137, 190 

Ba.se apparatus 324, 361 

Bashi Channel, chart 443 

Bass, John M 79 

Bass 332, 399 

Batavia, quinine 66, 

218, 219, 252, 291, 322, 358, 360, 390, 446 

Bate, Wmiam B 117 

Batesville, Ark., public building 128 

Bath, Me., shipping 72 

Bathing beach, D.C 80 

Baths, public, in Europe 367 

Batrachians 4.55 

Batteries, model, at West Point 171 

Battle-ships, sec War-ships. 

Baughmaii, Samuel 34,120,190 

Bauxite, -Vrkansas 473 

New South Wale.s 357. 446 

production 155, 34.S, 171 

Bavaria, graphite 217, 290 

Baxter. Elijah 37, 125, 190 

Baxter Springs. Kans 78 

Bay Kidge Cliiinnel, N. Y. Harbor 486 

Bayonne, X..I..kites 151 

Bayou, sec name of bayou. 
Bays, .«rf names of l)ay.s. 

Bavview. Wis., topographic .sheet 246 

Bdellostoma 331 

Beach, George P 39, 94 

Beach, Warren C 142 

Beacons, appropriations for 71 

list.s of 71, 

222, 294, 326, 393, 421 , 449, 482, 522 

Bend trimmings, Eibenstock 389, 446 

Beaird, John 42 

Beal, John 175 

Bean, Annis 25, 94 

Bean, William H 523 

Beans 241 , 279 

soy 277 

Venezuelan dutii'son 3S9 

Bear, revenue cutter 273,449 

Beauchamp, William S 174 

Beaufort Inlet 75 

Beavers 453 

Becqucrel ra vs 217, 290 

Bedell, Martha M 35, 94 

Beds. T.'imata ve 389 

Beechdale, bark, voyage of 249 

Beeehridge. HI 4S6 

Beef, jerkeil, manufacture of 207 

production of 277 

Beer, Ashbel G 137 

Beer, Argentina 287 

German jirize for cooling 251 

Bees 207, 343 



Page 

Beeslev. Elizabeth 18, 94 

Beet sugar 345, 467, 468, 503 

Chile 320 

Europe 163. 252, 323 

exhibit at Pan-Amer. Expos 379 

extension of industry 64,250 

imports from Italv 324 

in I'nited States. ." 20«;, 276, 343 

mainifacture of 210 

method of cultivation 240,278 

production 66, 345. 381 

utilization of wa.ste 289,360 

Beetles, carpet 240 

Behring; Sea, «e Bering Sea. 

Beirut, Syria, .\merican consulate 63 

bu.sines.s conditions in 217,290 

Beistle, James 25, 94 

Belgium, butter and margarin 165 

coal 321, 390 

corn 479 

electric power in coal mines 479 

government savings bank 289, 360 

hydrosilicjite of aluminum, etc 389 

nail factory 165 

penal code 447 

poultry-plucking machines 164 

railway brakes 2.51, 360 

rolling" stock for railroads 390, 479 

strike in glass works 322 

sugar in I'niteil States 167 

wireless telegraphy 165 

Belgrade, foods and cooking 217 

Bell, Samuel F 43, 95, 126 

Bellinger. James H 27, 136, 190 

Belts, cartridge 329 

Benevolent institutions, Philippines.. 391 

Bengal. Bay of. Pilot 442 

Benguet, agricultural notes on 174 

Igorrotcs of 174 

Bennett, .Vilsie 6 

Bennett, Albert M 22, 95 

Bennett, EUy 136 

Benzine, substitute for 64 

Bergen, Norway, International Fi.sh- 

erics Exposition, 1898 446 

Bering Sea, chart 325 

ice in 215 

Berkeley, Adm., North Amer. papers. 455 
Berlin, automobiles, competition of.. 65 

electric railroads 218. 389, 446, 479 

exp>osition > if lire apparatus. 251, 323, 517 

rapid transit to Hamburg 217,32;5 

telegraph to Ode.s-sa 218 

traliic in gee.se 66 

Bermuda grass 239 

Bennuda Islands .511 

Berries, brand v from 393 

Berry, James ]{ 14, 115 

Berr'v, Kandall D 527 

Betsey, brig 79 

Beverages, adulteration of 178, 179 

in Paris 358 

see also Liquors. 

Beveridgc, Albert J 116 

Bevis, Lucy B 135 

Bibliography, of agric. bibliographies. 344 

of American fish and fisheries 446 

of animal parasites 206, 207 

of artoian waters 441,507 

,' of Brazil 250 

of cartography 425 

of caseous lymphadenitis 206,207 

of chemistry 226 

of colonization 84 

of eomjudsorv insurance 262 

of Danish West Indies 300 

of economic I'utomology 240 

of education in Vermcmt 65,313 

of Edward III. King of France 455 

of eels, of Japan 398 



January — 1 )eci:mmi:u 



.41 



Bibliogmphv.of English history, 1897- 

98 81, -145 

of English I^illiirdry 81 

of full nriiiy-woriii 411 

of ferns of Norlli AuiiTira '299 

of tiiiclu's -Ihh 

of tish iiariisites 399, 529 

of Fort Stevens Ti' 

of fossil shells of Coloriido Desert .. 528 

of geology of l'liilipi>ines 348,473 

of George Bn>\vn Go(Hle 227 

of inilustrial ediieiition 2fi2 

of insect enemies of violets, etc 278 

of irrigitiion in I'nited States 503 

of kidney worm of swine 207 

of leeches 45C> 

of lueinaeea 3i>S 

of mercantile marine subsidies 83 

of Mexico 04 

of Mis^i.'sippi 82 

of mitcring lock-gates 364 

of nat. hist.of i^neen Charlotte Is.. 411 

of nautilus pompilius 2(12 

of Newark system 472, 473 

of nonmetrtliic minerals 2t>0,261 

of osteology of jumjiing mice 299 

of jiarasitic isopod 457 

of plants of Dismal Swamj) region . 408 

of I'orto Rico 300 

of rotatoria of Tniteil States 399 

of sectionalism in South Carolina . 455 
of spermatogenesis, etc., of xamia . . 504 

of stomato|Mxla 457 

of stony corals of I'orto Rico 529 

of study and teaching of history . . 81 

of synaplas 399 

of timher trees in Philippine.s 423 

of trichinosis in Gernmny 503 

of variegated cutworm. .". 411 

of Venezuela 251 

of weights and measures 203 

of worK of steamer Albatross 490 

i^r (ih(j Catalogue. 

Bibliographv Divi.sion 83,300,400,458 

Biearbonates 382 

Bieia 299 

Bicycles, .Vmerican.in England .. 321,390 

American, in France 321.418 

Germany 165, as9, 479 

Leipsic e.xpositif m 321 , 390 

Netlierlands 251 , 323 

Siam 64,252 

Turkey 389,446 

Bicyclisls. mechanical work of 344 

Bi<lwell, Emma ,1 6 

Biebcr, William 39 

Bicger. Adam 24, 94 

Big ( niton wood Creek 1.50 

Big Horn forest reserve, map 154 

Big Sandy River 75 

Big Snowy Mountain, topog. sheet . .. 283 

Bigelow, Henrv G 27,95 

Bighorn .Mountains 282,472 

Bigtimber, Mont., to|Kigraphic sheet.. 156 

Bigtrees, Cal., toiMigraphic sheet 506 

Bikobian, Tort of. chart 443 

Bills, cnn .llinent of 274 

of ."Hith Cong., history. 5,93,189,203,309 

Bills of healjh 220 

Bills of la<ling 67,174 

Xelherliinds 06 

Binding. Coiiri of Claims 527 

for .IiLsticc Dcjiartment 158 

of Consular Rcp-irts 323 

liini/havi, llniry 11 29,40 

Bingham Canyon, Ctah, topog. sheet . ;J51 

Binnacles, compen.stiting 60 

Binnix, Sarah J 38,95,122 

Binns, Charles E 38,128,190 

Biochcmic work, culture media for... 200 



1-age 
Biolog. Ijiboratory, WikmIs Mole... 457, .529 

Biological Survey Division 51, 

149, 240, »4.{. 379, 4 11. 430 

Biology 2(iO, 4.53 

iffe iiUo Biological Survev Division. 

Birch .' 379 

Bird. William A 48 

Binis 465 

District of ColiMubia 15,31,192 

clfect on orchards 276,343 

nestling, food of 276, :H3 

protection of 240, 430 

relatitm to agriculture 51,379 

sense of smell 297 

unlawful killing of ItW 

Biri. I'.I., chart 415 

Birmingham, Ala., topog. sheet 283 

Hirmingham, Eng., food supply .. 163,2.52 

Bisbee. Elisha T., alias ". 134 

Bitters .J48 

Bituminous rock 349,471 

Black,. lohii 28,13.5,190 

Black,. John M .527 

Black, Lewis 37, 12t>, 190 

Black, Maggie 137 

Black, .Mary 26, 95 

Black baking asphaltum varnish :i87 

Black-ba.ss 332, 399 

Black Hills 440,471 

laccoliths 472,473 

Black Rock.N. Y 75 

Black .>^ea, canal to CtLsjiian Sea 288 

lights 386 

Black Warrior River 95 

Blackburn, Thomas 18 

Blackleg .378 

vaccine 148, 430 

Blacksmit h, Stephen 32 

Blair, Frank 20,95 

Bhtiul. h'ichard P 378 

Bleaching of textiles 251.323 

Blind, cinematograiili for 217,290 

District of Columbia 275 

education of 32 

reading matter among 10 

Bli.ss, Edward I' 49 

Bli.ss,.Iolin H 43,95,127 

Bli.ss, Nettie L 9.5, 1'22 

Bliss air comiire.ssors 318 

Block Island Sound, chart 256, 293 

Bl(jod injections, Texas fever 207 

Blotting paper 251.321.419 

Blue Hoi >k .5U5 

Blull Shoal, lighthoiLse 518 

Boarding-houses, sec Hotels. 

Boat-arms curtain 1.59 

Boat cushions 247, 2S4 

Boat->toppiug apparatus 321,390 

Boat tarpaulins 247 

Boats,ani-lii>rs lor ;J8«> 

chains for 386 

grapnels for S.S6 

linen cushion covers for 415 

quarantine 449 

Bowi del Sierpe. »ce Serpents Mouth. 

Boden, .lames W 23. 95 

Bodurllia, George W 1^4,190 

Boers, nnlitary operations 395 

Boeruni. John S 136 

Bi)(CUcCliitto, I-H 483 

Boiler house. Mare Island 280 

Puget Sound naval station 287 

Boilers, Babcock it Wilcox 61 

Baltimore federal building 68 

disiucrusialion of 479 

marine, fusible i)lugs for 480 

New York Navy- Yard 287 

.<aii .luan naval station 319 

Boise Vallcv, dutv (jf water 1.50 

Boker,AlbJrt ...." 141 



542 



Index, IDOl 



Page 

Boliimo, I'ort, chiirt m 

Boliviii 163,216,250, 

320, 321 , :V)7, :«8, 390. 118. Ain. 478, 516 
mone.v i>rderconvt*ntii)ii with U.S. 477 

roads "and railways 163 

tin ". 64 

Bolivian Company 388 

Boltin, .\le.\ander 18, 95 

Bolton, .\lfred 137 

Bolwand nuts, dwk 319 

Bond-aided railroads 78 

Bonded warehoa^es 68, 256, 294, 518 

Mexico 389 

Bonds, of naval officers 514 

taxes on 481 

Bonds of United States ... 292,325,362,521 
see «/.-■') Loans and Currency Div. 

Bonne Ba v, chart 512 

Bonnet, H. D 45 

Bo< )k clot li 238 

Bookkeepinsranil Warrants Div. 69.167,221, 
2.=>4, •_".»•-'. :i24, 361. 392, 420. 447, 4K0, 520 

Books, co).vnKhted 84, 179, 228, 

2(ij, 300. 333. 367, 400, 425, 458, 491, 530 

folding room. House 500 

Boothbay, Me., topographic sheet 246 

Boots and shoes, see Shoes and boots. 

Booz. Oscar L 141 

Borchseniiis. George V 520 

Boreimi, Vincent 45, 142 

Borings, steel 452 

Borneo, Chinese settlement 358 

Boston, Ma.ss., fi.sherv products 227. 

299, 332,366, 399, 425, 456, 490, 529 

harbor 172, 2-54, 293 

life-saving station 134 

post-oflice 68 

revenue cutter for 15, 33, 108 

Boston Navy-Yard, see Charlestown. 

Botanv, I'hiiippine Islands 391 

Botan v Division 51, 149, 207, 

240, 277, 311 , 345, 382, 411, 437, 468, 503 

Bottles, floating, drift of 318 

Ireland 66 

Boulder Mot Si)nngs, Mont 282,472 

Bouldiiig.cicorgc T 26,95 

Boundaries, Brazil and Fr. Guiana 64 

disputes 377 

Mexico and United States 147 

Tennessee and Virginia 117, 140, 190 

to terri torial acquisitions 347 

Bounty, iron, Canacia 252 

naval 67 

pig lead, Canada 322 

sugar, Austria 68 

sugar, Belgium 167 

sugar, Brussels conference 202 

sugar, foreign 67 

sugar, Netherlands 221 

sugar, Russia 167 

Bouslough. William H. H 40, 125, 190 

Boutell, Htiiri/ « 30, 32, 130 

Boutrlk, f hades A 6 

Bovine tuberculosis 468 

Bowen,C. K ,518 

Bowen, (ieorge K 142 

Bowling, ,Iocl 273 

Bowman act claims, see Ct. of Claims. 
Boxers, indemnity because of uprising. .515 

Boxes, factory, in" Japan 358,419 

Boys. Knglish schools for 439 

enlistment of, in Navy 353,513 

Brachiopoda, Cambrian" 299 

Brachy lira 456 

Bradsha w, .\ lexander 48 

Bradslia w. Kliody A 28 

Bradshaw .Mountain R. R. Company . 47 

Brady. Maggie A 28, 138, 190 

Brady. Thomas V 79 

Brady, Willis 3(), 123. 190 



Pagt 

Brainerd, Minn 76 

Brakes, railway, Belgium 251 

Bramly. from apples, etc 393 

from figs and cherries 100, 168 

Bransford. .lohn F 95 

Branson, John L 34 

Brassica, si'cd coats of .503 

Bravo del Norte River, see Rio Grande. 

Brazil 64, 163, 216, 250. 

2s8, 320, 357, 388, 389, 418, 445, 478. 516 

American chee.se 217, 290 

American coal in 517 

cable .service 251 , 323 

commercial travelers 217 

consular invoices 64, 218 

cottf)n goods 321 

financial situation in 446 

freight rates 321 

German settlement.s 289 

hops 321, 390 

ice and refrigerators 65, 219 

port improvements 64 

rubber 164, 218, 320 

signals for ports 60 

steamship syndicate with U. S 479 

sugar trade 517 

tariff 163, 290 

trade openings 251 

Brazos River 75, 225 

Bread 51 , 241. 469 

Breadstuffs, exports 72, 170, 22:}, 

257, 295, 327, 363, 394, 421. 449, 482, .523 

German 321, 419 

Bredt. Charles .-. . . 45 

Breech-loading rifle, 16-inch 259 

Breech mechanisms, Krupp 3% 

Breeders' associations, list of 50 

Breediusr. Ill horses 388 

Brcedlove.Marv F 38 

Breen.John 131 

Bremerton, Wash., naval station, see 
Puget Sound naval station. 

Brennan. Patrick 40,95,121 

Brenneckes Shoals "77, 273, 487 

Brent, D. G 509 

Breslau. technical high school 218 

Brick, Abraham L 146 

Bricks, making of, in Formosa 251, 32:5 

Bridges, Sarah F 20,138,190 

Bridges 484 

Alaska 78 

built underact of Congress. 222,226,297 

large masonry spans for 217 

navigable waters, laws for 225 

railroad, in Kus,sia 322 

St. Petersburg 390 

trestle. Portsmouth Navy-Yard 61 

see al^o names of rivers bridged. 

Bridgman, Charles R 127 

Bridgniati, Sampson D 45, 95, 127 

Briggciuan. Nicliolas 6 

Briggs, David 19, 95 

Bright wood Kailwav 177 

Brill, Cornwell M . ." 6 

Brinckerhoff, Rosalia T 6 

Bri<|uettes. Germany 358, 479 

Briscoe, Samuel 41 

Brisett, .\mbrose 21, 95 

Bristc >1, Eng. , egg trade 207 

Prist. .1, Tenn. and Va 117, 140, 190 

British, .<(>' (!reat Britain. 

British Columbia, coast of 443 

lights .169 

mineral production 359 

mining 65, 164, 253, 289 

new crui.sers 65 

new smelter 2.52, 3'>2 

nursery stock 252, 323 

railroads 65, 163, 218, 321, 390 

salmon industry 252,360 



January — 1 )i:cemher 



543 



I'ngt- 
British Columbia, shingles 164,253 

striki's :iyo 

British (iiiiana.kiiolin 358,419 

risi )iir(es (if 2S8, 3.i9 

British Homluras, mail contract .. 217,290 
British India. c<liication in 439 

tariff 163,29t» 

Bri>n<l ("reck River 4H.=> 

Bnx'kftt. Michael S ft5, 125 

Broki'rs.sjK-cial taxes of 256 

Jiroin well. Jw»b H 142 

Bronze, Germany 321, 357, 419 

Brook-trtmt 332 

Brooklyn, N. Y., prison -ship martyrs.. 117 

Brooklyn Ferry Co 190 

Br. >oks, Elizabeth 6 

Brooks, Henry C 22, 95 

Brooms 161 , 3><7 

BroMus. Harriott 29 

BroUKhton, Catherine 25, 95 

Broiifrhton, Port, chart 444 

Brown, Alnieda 20, 95 

Brown. Gorton 18, 95 

Brown, Henry H 36,95,122 

Brown, J . C 176 

Brown , James 35, 49, 95 

Brown. .lohn C, alias 141,201 

Brown.. losephine 6 

Brown, Mary A 43,95,125 

Brown, R.E.L 162 

Brown segmental tube wire gun 329 

Browne, Louise W. K 21, 137, 190 

Browning, .\lexaniler \\ 34, 190 

Broinilow. Walter P 44,141 

Brule Ke.seryation, Lower 129 

Bruner,Jes.«ie A 20,137,190 

Brunette, I'eter 40, 96, 127 

Brunswick, Ga 47,225 

chart 448 

Bruns\vick Ki ver 75, 273 

Bru.sh, Anna U 37 

Brushes 61, 161 

Brussels, electrical progress 165 

exposition of automobiles 288, 359 

sugar l)Ounties. conference 202 

Bryson, Lucy B 19, % 

Bubonic plague 266, 294 

Buck. Albert 26,96 

Buehler. Caroline 23, 96 

Buenos Ay res and Rosario Railway Co. 445 
Buffalo, N. Y., custom-house 166 

exposition, .«« l'an-.A.mer. Expos. 

harbor 75 

Internal. G(X)d Ro»ids Congre-ss 504 

ma I IS 246, 364 

Buffalo moths 240 

Buffum, Francis H 43, 96 

Bughman, Elizabeth 20,138,191 ; 

Buichya River. chart 512 

Builders' as.vociation. Austria 3.57 | 

Building and loan Hs.sociations 228 I 

Buildintf and Loan Co. of Mexico City. 320 

Building stone, artificial 217 [ 

Buildings, farm 242 i 

public, ><'Fublic buildings. 

Bulgaria, oil of roses 358 I 

hull. }f<lviUe 29,129,203 { 

Bulletins, caption of 469 i 

gee also Farmers' bulletin.s — bureaus [ 
issuing bulletins. 1 

Bullfrogs 456 : 

Bullion 67 

Bunsen memorial lecture '297 

Bunty, Charles C 37.96 \ 

Buoy's, grapnels for 386 

listsof 71, I 

■222, •2*M, 3'26, 39:1, 421, 449, 482, 522 

Burger, Charles F 120 

Burgess, Halcott T 175 

Burgess. Mary E 175 , 

1421— No. 84—02 4 



I'age 

Burglary claim.s. Post -Office Dept 477 

Burials, in P. E. Cathedral, D. C. . . . 131, 192 

Burke. William 96 

Burks. Chamness S W, 96, 120 

Burley tobacco 315, 379 

Burlington, Iowa, bridge 133, 197 

Burlington. Vt 75, '273 

Burlington Bay 75,77 

Jiiinidt, .lolin L. 467 

Burnett. Roland 6 

Burns, John 40, 96, 1 19 

Burns, Th<»mas H 45 

Burrage, George F 36,191 

Burrows, JiUitis C 17 

Burton, Ambrose 143 

Burton. Theoilore E 47, '204 

Bu.sine.ss, .\mer. methods in Europe. . . 517 
Business schools, gee Commercial 
education. 

Busios Anchorage 214 

Butcher, Aries 43,%, 1'25 

Buthotrephis '. 490 

liiiller. .fiiuieg .1 409 

Bxitkr, Marion 113, '202 

Butter, Belgium 165 

China 66 

cocoanut, Mannheim H)4,'290 

experimental exi>orts '206 

"fishv," in .\iistralia 217 

in Finland '288 

making of, on farm '277 

Iiacking of 321 

process for preserving "288 

renovated, tests for 311 

Russia 251 

Siberian 321 , 390 

water in 411 

Butterin. see Oleomargarin. 

Buttermilk Channel 172,486 

But tons. ( hina 517 

Buzzards Bay, chart 393 

list of lights 3'20 

Cabbage bug '207 

Cabbell, Ermine D 6 

Cable Bay, chart 511 

Cables 476 

Australia 65, '218, 389, 479 

Brazil 251, 323 

British Pacific 321,390 

Canary Islands 65 

German-Dutch, to the East 163, '252 

Great Britain and Genuany '288 

Madeira Islands '2!^ 

Pacific 377 

.service at Chefoi i 357 

to Hongkong 389, 479 

to Tampico 357 

Cables, for ships 317 

Cabonici i Bay, chart 512 

Cache Creek' 316, 469 

Cache la Poudre Valley 208 

Cache River 486 

Cacomitl cat 456 

Cadets, Military .\cademy, register... 450 

naval '. 159,510 

naval, mental examination of 476 

Cadiz, salt 479 

Cagayan .Anchorage 317 

Cagavan ."^ulu 63.'248 

Calamovilfa 311 

Calcium carbide, Germany 65, '218 

Calcium carlxiiiate 382 

Calcutta, electrical goods 165 

hotels 251,323 

museum of American goods ... 357, 419 

Cnl'ierhmil, William A 34, 134 

OU'lwcll. Ben F 47, .501 

Cahl well, William B 38,96 

Calendar of House, 56th Congress. '203, '204 
Calhoun, Frederick 175 



544 



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I'age 

Calhoun, Sandy 175 

Calhoun Countv, Tex., bridge 133,1% 

Calico buck ...'. -'07 

California, apriciiltural situation WJ 

tattle 37.S 

dair>- industry 206 

fisheries of 299 

flightless auk 424 

fruit 2.H9,ai9,o(>l 

irrigation 150. 409 

lalxir laws 458 

litbor statistics 400 

loan associations 228 

mails for 162, 417 

maps 62, 154, 255, 287, 384, 392, 420 

Navy insjine 18, 60 

population 347 

jiriniitivc man in 298 

river and harbor improvement 484 

solar moti ir 216 

State bonds 113 

• tide-pool fishes 399 

timber on inildic hinds 196,245 

Torros KostTvation 5C>8 

California l)ol)ris Commission 488 

California, Department of 171. 4>3 

California State Fair, cattle 378 

Calli) .\ncliorage, chart 511 

Calumet Harbor 365 

Calumet Lake, tonographic sheet 211 

Calumet I'ierheaa 33 

Calumet River 48-5 

Calvin, Mary J 6 

Calvo, Joaquin B 478 

Caniagon Road, chart 415 

Camas Prairie, topographic sheet 283 

Cambrian brachiopoda 299 

Cambridge. Md.. harbor 14, 33, 101 

Cambridge, X. Y., topographic sheet .. 441 

Camden, N. J., topographic sheet 350 

Camden coal fields. Ark 282, 472 

Campbell. Charles H 204 

Campbell. James F 39 

Campbell. James M 18,96 

Campbell, John W 39 

Campbell. Joseph M 32 

Canada, aliens landed in 480 

American shoes 1G4.2.?3 

banal rights, French regime 81 

British trade 165 

cement in 321, 390 

copper ore 358 

corundum deposits 389, 446 

dam across St. Lawrence River 74 

education 153 

electric railroads 164 

fisheries 217, 290 

forestry 164, 2.53 

free homesteads 251 , 323 

gas 217, 290 

iron and steel 217, 252, 323 

irrigation laws 150 

lights and fog-signals 294 

live stock for exhibition purposes . 410 

lottery 217 

lumber 219 

marine insurance 163, 252 

new grain route 165 

nickel industries t>5,219 

northwest Territories 163, 2,52 

packages to and from U. S 2,54 

petroleum 289, 360 

l>ig lead 322 

poultry in England 164, 253 

preservation of wood 359 

railroads 251, 288, 323, 3,59 

steamboats tf> France 322 

tariff 217 

trade, German 65, 164, 2.52 

unexplored regions 288, 3.59 



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Canada, waterwa vs of 252, 323 

Canada thistle 311 

Canaday, John W 36, 191 

Canadian River. topographic sheet ... 156 

Canals. Austria 321 , 3.57, 390, 418 

Canada 2.52, 323 

for irrigation 212 

German 164, 165, 357 

interoceanic 16, 113,116,220,377, .50r 

Isthmian route 478 

( )ntario ,^58 

j>ropo.>-ed, in .South America 320 

jiublic lands 347 

Russia 359,419 

see also Deep Waterways Board — 
names of canals. 
Canary Islands, charters of vessels for. 288 

coal 66 

electric railroads 2.51, 323 

frame houses 251 

imports of 3.57, 419 

local cables 65 

tariff 217, 290 

Canceling of revenue stamps. 294,326,362 

Candles 284, 289 

Cane-sugar, see. Sugar. 

Canfield, Justus 41 

Cankerworms, on trees 345, 381 

Canned goods, Mexico 217, 290 

Canned meat. Germany 164. 2.53, 289 

Cannon, James, alias 41 

Cannon. Joseph (t 130 

Cannon, William J 41,96 

Cannon, carriages for 489 

for frost 289, 359 

for .storms 65, 16.5, 219, 280, 517 

smokeless powder for 225, 396, 4.52 

Canoes, of the Kutenai and .\mur. 260, 261 
Canon Citv, Colo., see Canvon. 

Cans ". " 387 

Canteens. Army 113, 201 , 224 

Canton. S. Dak., topographic sheet 157 

Canty. John 126 

Canyon, Colo., topographic sheet 56 

Cape, see name of cape. 

Cape Colony. American trade in 357 

copper ore 358 

Cape Fear River 76 

Capital and labor . . 83, 227, 261, 300, 399, 457 

Capiti\l Traction Company 80 

Capitol, history of ". 237, 275 

rules for Senate wing 341 

Capitol, .\rchitect of 243, 505 

Capitulations, Turkish 455 

Capron, Adin B 44, 130, 141 

Caracas. Venezuela 217, 320, 3.58 

Carbee, John F 43, 123, 191 

Carbon bisulphide 436 

Carbonates 382 

Cardiff, electric railroad 164, 290 

Cardinal fishes 456 

Cards, printed, for catalogues 490 

Carduus arvensis L. Robs 311 

Caribbean Sea 611 

Caribe, Venezuela 357 

Carlsbail. hygienic exposition 321 

Carnduff, Frank F %, 128 

Carney, Andrew 45 

Carolina Northern Railroad Co 104 

Carpenter, W. S 30 

Carfienters. Navy .509 

Carpet beetle . .". 240 

Carpets, foreign, in Turkey 65, 218 

renovator for ' 66 

trade in ( )riental 321 

Carquines Strait, see Karquines. 

Carr. I'innie L % 

Carr, Spencer E 262 

Carrabelle, Fla 75 

Carrara marble 65, 219 



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545 



Carriages, XetluTlniuls 321 

Carroll, George, alias i:;8 

Carroll, John 45 

Carrollton, Ky., post-ottiee lO" 

Carson-Sewiiian College 11-1, 'Hil 

Carter, Fidelio S % 

CarU r, Thnmas H 13, H, 17, 29, 118 

Carter, Wilson E 35.90 

Cartersville, (irt., topographic sheet... 245 

Cartilage. Mo., topographic sheet 315 

Carthage. Teiiii.. briclge 133, 192 

Cartography, bibliography 425 

HC also Nlaps and charts. 

Cartri<lge belts 329 

Ca.scatle Range forest reserve 342 

Ca.sco. r. .><. Monitor .tOI 

Case, Frank B 18, 119, 191 

Caseous lymphadenitis 2tX), 207 

Cases ....". 387 

Caspian Sea. canal to Black Sea 288 

Cass. Alfred C 97 

Cassville. N. J., topographic sheet 1.56 

Castile soap 387 

Castor oil. soda soap of 476 

Castries Bay 248 

Casualties, "railroads, nee Accidents. 

Catalase 209 

Catalogue, of charts for Asiatic Stations 386 

of copyrights 84, 179, 228, 

202. 3U0. :m. 3fi7. 4tHI. 425. 4.58, 491, .530 
of HydrographicOtlice jpiililications 59 

of Justice Department library 58 

of lake suryey charts ". 295 

of library of Govt. Printing Oftice. . 366 
of Navy bept. exhibit at Pan-Anier. 414 

of public documents 83, 

179, 227. 261, 299, 366, 425, 457, 529 
of public docs., of 1st 14 Congresses. 309 
of publications of Geolog. Survey.. 348 

of Senate library ". .. 467 

of Surgeon-General's library 488 

Catalogue cards, printed 490 

Catalogues, couimercial. Asuncion 164 

commercial . .Vzores 66 

Catarman .\nchorage 317 

Cate, Nancy 136 

Catholic. Roman, see Roman Catholic. 

Cats, cacomitl 456 

Catskill. r. S. S 442 

Cattle. California 378 

Canadian, importation of 410 

Colombian e.\i>ort dues 288 

dairy .... 51 , 20^, 240, 276, 277, 344, 379, 380 

exports from Venezuela 418 

foods for 278 

for beef 277 

grazing steers 208 

hides, disinfection of 360 

Mexico 217,290,388 

ranges in the Southwest 381 

roundworms 378 

Texas fever 207, 240 

transp. .rtation of . . . 239, 276, 343, 436, 468 

tuberculin test 436 

Cattle-tick 207 

Caucasus, cultivation of tea 290 

Causey, Elizabeth l'2:j, 191 

Cavalry, drill regulations 257 

Cavalr\- and Light Artillery School, 

Fort Rilev 171 

Cavalry forge 396 

Cavalry School. Fort Leavenworth 171 

Cave dwellers 445 

Ca vender. Lucinda W 120 

Caves, ice 243,438 

prehistoric 47 

Cavite. P. I., denguis at 476 

naval station 514 

Cavite Province 3% 

Cawlev, Morris F 49 



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Cayemites Bay. chart 443 

Cavo .\nchorage, we Callo Anchorage. 

Cazin. F. M. F 119 

Tea ri\ wax 478 

Cebn, 1'. I., .\nicr. civil government 274 

coal .525 

sanitary reiKtrt 476 

Cedar, red 469 

Celery 411 

Cel lar. Fninccs .M 6 

Celluloiil, France 2.88 

Cement 155,280,321,390 

American rock 349 

for .south .\frica 288 

hydraulic 395 

in Uitin .\merica 320 

Peru 357 

Portland 349, 479 

production 471 

trade in .-Vrgentina 445 

Cemeteries, national, see names of in- 
dividual cemeteries. 

Census, 1900 29, 96, 281 

historv of 145, 273, 377 

Porto Rico 77, 174 

Census bulletins, see Census Oflice. 

Census Committee, House 29, 130 

Senate 14 

Census Otlice 55. 1.52, 210, 243, 

244. 281 . 313, 347, 384, 413, 4;iS, 471. nOt; 

leave of absence 29, 96 

Centennial of Louisiana Purcha.se. 

Si)ecial Committee on 130 

Central .\merica. cement in 321 

Germans in 217.2.51 , 289, 290 

treaties 517 

seealso American Republics Bureau. 

Central Dispcn.sary, D. C 81 

Central I'acitic Railroad Company 221 

Central Rail mud of New Jersey 83 

Cenuiiics, c.\i>orters of 60 

Cereals, .«(< Grain. 

Ccvlon,gni].hite 217,290 

Chain hooks 284,386 

Chain shackles, iron pins for 354 

Chains, for boats 386 

Chalfant. James T 123 

Chanibcrtain, Annie 123, 191 

C;humlpcrlain, Frederick S 26 

Chambers of commerce, foreign 479 

Chamouni. electric ry. to Geneva. 2.51,323 

Champlain. Lake, beacons, etc 393 

improvement of 485 

Chandlar River 281, 473 

Chandler, Lvnian W 41 

Chandler, William C 96,127 

Chafidkr. William E 202 

Chunler, William A 141 

Chapin, Virginius P 114 

Chapman, N.. Marietta 38,96,123 

Chapman, William H 26, 126 

Charci la 1 251 , S23 

Charitable work, in United States 389 

Charities Board, I). C 15 

Charleroi, etc.. Bridge Company. . 13:1, 197 

Charleston. S. ('.. chart 255.420 

exposition, see South Carolina In- 
terstate and West Indian Expos. 

niiviil station .59, 118, 247 

( harlestoii, W. Va ;i85 

Charlestown Navy-Yd. 101,215,286,319,355 

diphtheria at 476 

Charlie, barge 47 

Charlottesville. Va., public building.. 129 

Charters, national banks 29 

Charts, nee Maps and chartii. 

Cha.se, revenue cutter 115, 167 

Chattahoochee and (iulf R. K. Co 32,96 

ChattanrM.ga,Tenn.,battle(ield of. 144,273 
relief of, Oct.. 18(.3 295 



546 



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Page 

Chaves, Antonio 145 

Chayote 437 

Checks, unindorsed pension 292 

Cheese, American, in Brazil 217, 290 

filled 207 

Chefoo, cal)le service 357 

Chelan, Wash., topographic sheet 315 

Chelly, Canyon i\l\ topog. sheet 314 

Chemical laboratory, Sandy Hook 173 

Chemical preparations, Hungary 390 

Chemistry 453 

bibliography of 226 

of foods 52 

Chemistry Bureau (formerly Chem- 

istrV Division ) 51, 149, 

207. 240, 277, 311, 343, 379, 411, 4GS, 503 

Chemists, Agric, Assoc, of 208,278,468 

Chcnowetli, Cora 39, 96 

Cherokee Indians 132, 189, 191 

Cherries, brandy from 100, 168, 393 

Chesapeake and Delaware Canal 146 

Chesapeake Bay 146, 487 

Chestertown, Md., topographic .sheet. . 350 
Chestnuts, cultivation in France... 65,218 

Chetlain, Augustus L 40, 96, 126 

Chetumal, free imports at 418 

Chiapas 445 

Chicago, 111., anchorage of vessels 363 

international live stock expos, at. . 410 

labor disputes of liiOO 332 

maps 245, 365 

marine hospital 68 

navigation to Mississippi River 76 

post-oflfice 68 

through shipments to 321 

Chicago, Siou.x Falls and Pacific Ry . 33, 106 

Chicago River 485 

atlas 467 

Chickamauga.Ga., battlefield of .. 144,273 
Chickamauga and Chattanooga Na- 
tional Park 145,273 

Chickamauga and Chattanooga Na- 
tional Park Commission 73 

Chickasaw Indians 152, 154, 507 

Chickens, sife Poultrv. 

Chicle gum, Mexico 389, 446 

Children, deaf 501 

District of Columbia. 32,80,115,192,489 

education 275 

pensions 36 

Childs, Frances E 6 

Childs, James U /> 

Chile 64, 161, 

216, 250, 288, 320, 357, 388, 418, 445, 516 

American railway material 218 

copper ore 358 

foreign commerce of 321 

money order convention with U.S. 387 
reception of minister at Mexico ... 418 

trade in 1900 389 

treaty with Nicaragua 288, 359 

wine 480 

Chimneys, Mare Island 286 

San .Inan naval station 319 

China, agric. and A mer. machinery. 164,290 

American fruit 66 

American trade 321,358,390,446,479 

butter 66 

claims of American citizens 515 

commerce 288, 390 

customs duties ■. 251, 323, 517 

effect of war on Amer. trade . . . 217, 290 

execution of officials 216 

flour 1()4, 253 

folklore 453 

foreign gooils in 517 

German forces, transportation 416 

grain iransjiort lax 617 

handkerchiefs, towels, and buttons. 517 
hog bristles 217, 290 



Page 

China, hostilities in 476 

military operations in 224, 237, 395 

natives in Borneo 358 

natives in Hawaii 168 

natives in Philippines 81 

natives in U. S 32, 44, 166, 393, 471 

new port 164, 263 

north, medical depts. of forces in.. 395 

north, troops in 395 

open-door policy 12 

protection of roads 389, 446 

railroads 321 

relations with U. S 453 

river improvement 479 

silk and tea trade 65, 322 " 

stearin candles 289 

tea trade : 391 

trade in 1901 389, 446 

Chincha 379 

Chino, Ariz., topographic sheet 155 

Chinook Indians 32 

Chippewa and Munsee Reservation .. 55 

Chippewa Indians 47, 96, 157, 172 

Chippewa reservations, patrols 506 

Chirikahwa Indians 57 

Chisham, .lames M 30 

Chitina River 282,473 

Chittenden, Eli F 96 

Chittenden, Wm. L 6 

Chocolate 288 

Choctaw coal field, eastern, Ind. T. 282, 473 

Choctaw County, Ala., bridge Ill 

Choctaw Indians 13, 32, 152, 164 

Choctawhatchee River 32, 96, 97, 133 

Cholera, hogs 65, 239, 378 

Chondrodonta 528 

Choptank River 101 

Chorography, Philippine Islands 391 

Chrissinger,"George 527 

Chrissinger, George H. L 527 

Christian,. lolin J 175 

Christian Indians 55 

Christie, Albion M 30 

Christie, Luke 30 

Chromic iron ore 385 

Chromite 385 

("hronographs 444 

Chronology, Philippine Islands 391 

Chronometers 213 

Church historv 81 

Churchill, Charles E 23, 273 

Cicada, periodical 207 

Cider, France 218, 291 

Cigar-wrapper leaf 344, 379 

Cigarettes, tax on 222 

Cigars, manila, in Java 251 

tax on 222 

tobacco for 242 

Cincinnati, Ohio, spirit leveling 69 

topographic sheet 57 

Cinematograph for blind 217,290 

Circuit courts, sec Courts of U. S. 
Circulars, see Dejit., etc., issuing them. 

Circulation of currencv 72, 169, 223, 

256, 294, 326, 362, 394, 421, 449, 482, 522 

Cirripedia 456 

Cissna,I.saac N 

Cities, grouping of jtublic buildingsin. 309 

growth in Germany ()5, 219 

milk supply 275 

soa-coa.st, sanitation 449, 479 

statistics 458 

Citizens Bridge (Company 133,197 

Citizenship, in .Vlaska 146 

in Indian Tcrritorv 117, 195 

Citrus trees 276, 344 

City and Sul)Urban Railway 177 

('ity Council, I). C, journals 528 

Cit>' Point life-saving station 134 

City Stables and Supply Company 174 



January — December 



547 



Page 

Ciudiirt Fortirio Diaz 230 

Civic Center of Washington, D. C 275 

Civil engineers, Navy .il-1 

Civil service, employees, list of 505 

in Philippines . .". 259, 2% 

Xaval Aearteniy 476 

political assessments .509 

Quartermaster's Department 398 

storekeeper-gangers 521 

veterans in 14, 114 

see also Civil Service Commission. 
Civil Service and Retrenchment Com- 
mittee 14, 114 

Civil Service Comn ... 261, 366, 398, 490, 528 

16th report, 1899 275 

Civil War, claims of States 501 

Mi-ssonri party struggles 4.55 

official naval records 147, 

160,161,238,318 

official records 78, 

147, 175, 238, 239, 275, 342 

official records, index 4.52,489 

Claiborne, Harrv C 67 

Claiborne, Thomas. 6, 46 

Claim associations 455 

Claims, against foreign govts 342,377 

against United States 377 

allowed 67 

Bowman act, findings of Court of 

Claims 78, 175 

Chine.se uprising ,515 

Confederate soldiers 118 

decisions, 1899-1900 79 

Des Jloines River lands 1.52, 2S1 

Indian depredations .58, 213, .509 

mail-carriers 79, 158, 220 

militia of Tennessee 78 

pay for .service in Army 2.54 

pension, adjudication of 470 

private 435, .502 

revenue 103 

transporting citizens of Alaska 73 

War with Spain 200, 224, 342, .501 

see also Judgments — names of 
claimants. 

Claims Committee, Hou.se 30, 130, 203 

Senate 14,114,202 

Clams 332, 399 

Clancy, Amanda W 37, 97, 125 

Claremore, Ind.T., topographic sheet. 350 

Clarence, Port 325 

Clarion I.sland, snakes 331 

Clark, Charles J 126 

Clark, David B 127 

Clark, Eva 6 

Clark, Harrison 141 

Clark, Marv 24, 97 

Clark, Mary J 1 14 

Clark, Thomas 24, 97 

Clark, Thomas E 24 

Clark, I'riah l.s, 135, 191 

Clark, William A 202,205 

Clarke, Fannie A 203 

Clarke, Frank G 203, 435 

Clarke, Katharine W 122 

Clarksville, Ind. T., bridge 133 

Classilicition, ships' libraries 59 

Classilicd service, see Civil service. 

Claussen, Ch . rles 6 

Clav 282 

at Paris Exposition, 1900 349 

production, 1899 349 

products 471 

Clayton-Bui wer treaty 199 

Clearances, of vessels 327, :J.59 

Clearwater River 487 

Cleaveland, Burdette N 19, 97 

Clerks, Auditor for Po.st-Office Dept... 167 

Enrolled Bills Com., House 29 

for district attx)rnevs in .\la.ska 140 



Page 
Clerks, Rivers and Harbors Committee 129 

session 500 

Clerks of V. S. courts 12, 44, 191, 247 

Cleveland, Ohio, chart 423 

harbor 7.5 

marine hospital 68 

Cleveland, Tenn., tojiographic sheet . 473 

Cliff Dwellers' National Park 47 

Clifford, Olivia M 191 

Climate 209, 243 

Antigua, W. 1 312 

Costa Rica . . 209, 243, 2.S0, 383, 438, 470, .504 

Harpoot, Turkey 412 

Hawaii 383, 412, 438, 470. .504 

Idaho 209 

Philippine Islands 391 

St. Kitts 412 

Spokane. Wash .53 

Climate and Crop Bulletin .53,209 

243, 2.S0, 312, 346, 383, 412, 438, 470, .504 

Clinch River 75,97 

Cloud, William F 34,97 

Cloud Peak, topographic sheet 316 

Clouds, international observations 435 

shooting cannon at 517 

Clove, N.Y.,ti>pograi>hic sheet 441 

Clover .seed 51 

Cluke, Ann E 6 

Coal, American 66, 

238, 288. 291 , 321 , 3.5S, 419, 479, 517 

American vs. Welsh 2.51, 359 

Au.stralia, prices 66 

Austria 66.251,3.59 

Barcehma 66 

Belgium 321, 390 

Camden field, .\rkan.sas 282, 472 

Canary Islands 66 

commerce, 1901 418 

Costa Rica 66 

discharging machine, Irish demand 164 

dtist, use in Germanv 164, 290 

Dutch India '. 321 

eastern Choctaw lield, Ind.T .. 2.82,473 

Europe 217, 290 

Formo.sa 66 

France 66, 217, 2.51, 321, 323, 390 

French State Railwav contracts ... 66 

Galicia '. 288 

Germany 65, 164, 218, 288, 359 

Gibraltar 66 

Great Britain, export tax 321,390 

Great Britain, for locomotives 65 

Hongkong 66 

Hungarj- 65, 288, 459 

Ireland , demand for 66 

Italy 66 

Levant, prices 65, 218 

Martinique 66 

Nova Scotia, strike 65, 218 

(Odessa 165 

on army transports 365 

l*hili]ipines .525 

powdered. as fuel 64 

production 348,471 

Prussia, freight rates 66 

public lands, law 1.54 

Ru.ssian importation 164 

Siberia 321,419 

storage of, Charlestown Navy- Yard. 286 
storage of, Portsmouth Navy-Yard. 355 

Sweden .321 

TenerifTe 288 

Vancouver, mines in 2.51, 3-59 

Yukon region 66 

Coal-cutting machinery 251 

Coalhoistcr. .\mer.,at .\lexandria. 3.89,446 
Coal mines, Belgian, electric pow'erin. 479 

Coal-tar 275 

Coalgatc. Ind. T 471 

Coaling plant. Sangley Point 317 



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Page 

Coast and Geodetic Survey. ... 69, 168, 221, 

254, 293, 32-1 , 361 , 392, 420, 44.H, 4S1, 520 

report, 1899 502 

signals of ves-sels 482 

Coast defense, appropriations for 114 

submarine bouts 13 

Coast pilots 324, 361 

.\tlantic 70, 221, 325 

Cobalt production 282, 349, 472 

Cochrane, Aaron V.S 35 

Cochrane. S. S. Louisa 79 

Cochrane, William 79 

Cock. ( ieurge B 125 

Cockbuni Sound. chart 443 

Cockn II. Francis M 13, 17, 118, 202 

Cocoa-iialin 411 

Cocoanut butter, Mannheim 164,290 

Cocoanuts, in .South America 358, 419 

Cod 332 

Cod-liver oil, Venezuela 65 

Code of law for D. C 309 

Codling moth 436 

Coffee, Brazil 288, 418 

consumption of 445 

Costa Rica 64, 163, .3.=)8 

European duties 163 

France, importation into 164, 253 

Haiti 389 

Mexico 216 

shade in culture of 277 

Spain 217, 290 

tariff in Hawaii 507 

traffic in 163, 388 

Coffin, Samuel 80 

Coffin, Samuel F 80 

Cognac industrv, Malaga 389, 446 

Cogswell, Stacy H 121, 136, 191 

Cohler,John D 23,97 

Coinage 3ii3 

Hawaii 119, 147 

parity of gold and silver 30, 31, 131 

Philippines .Vil 

silver, Mexico 64, 165 

Uruguay, nickel currency 163 

Coinage, Weights, and Measures Com- 
mittee 30, 131, 203 

Coins, foreign 72, 257, 363, 421 

Coke, briquettes in Germany 358 

production 244, 348, 471 

Colbat h, (Mara E 6 

Colhv, Gilbert F 6 

Cold storage. India 164 

Coldwcll, Thomas 48 

Cole, Charles R 22, 135, 191 

Cole. Ge( >rgc O 6 

Cole. William 67 

Coleoptera 410 

Colfax, Cal., geologic atlas 155 

CoIIk iiin. Mary A 143, 191 

Collectors, deputv, revenue 71 

Colleges, agric . .54,153,241,276,344,379,505 

Collegiate courses 439 

Collier, ,\nnie C 22,97 

Collier, W. A 175 

Collier, Winifred 175 

Colliers, naval, civilian mariners on .. ."iH 

Collisions, at sea 67 

Cologne, commercial school 288,321 

Colombia 216, 

250. 2H8, 320, 357, 388, 445, 478, 516 

boundary with Costa Rica 3.57 

connnercial conditions in 479 

coral and pearl fisheries 251, 323 

export dues 288, 321 , 419 

ports 65, 164, 288 

railroads 2.52, 3.59 

tari ff 251 

Colombia, Puerto 318 

Colftn bacilhis 72 

Colonial policy, Great Britain 455 



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Colonization, bibliography of 84 

French military 2.51, 323 

problem of 81 

.Siberia 67 

Color photographv 4.53 

Colorado, lalior laws 300 

labor statistics 400 

mails for 417 

manufactures 471 

population 347 

post route map 62 

rp. of revenue comn. on taxation . . . 202 

spirit leveling 69 

Colorado. Department of the 171,483 

Colorado Desert, fossil shells -528 

Colorado Fuel and Iron Company .... 97 
Colored race.ste Negroes. 

Colt guns and pistols 77, 329, 423 

Columbia, Tenn., topographic .sheet .. 246 

Columbia .\rsenal 73 

Colinnbia, Department of the 171 

Columbia Historical Society 528 

Columbia Hospital for Women 527 

Columbia Institution for Deaf.. 15,243,439 

Columbia Railway 177, 192 

Columbia River, chart 255,448,487 

dry dock on 58 

light-vessel for 169 

survey 225 

Columbian Commi-ssion, World's. . 144,274 

Colville Reservation 47 

Comanche Indians, see Kiowa and Co- 
manche Reservation. 

Comb building, foundation in 411 

Combinations, see Trusts. 

Comegys, John T 23, 139, 191 

Comer, Henry S 37 

Commerce, foreign chambers of 479 

internal, of C. S 123 

Latin .-Vmerica with U. S 64, 320 

with foreign nations 377 

world's 64, 145, 165, 219, 253, 273, 290 

see also Exports— Imports — names 
of countries and places. 
Commerceand Finance, MonthlvSum- 

marv 72, 170, 223, 257, 295. 

310, 327, 363, 394, 421, 4.50, 482, 502, 523 

advance sheets 72, 169, 223, 

2.57, 294, 327, 363, 394, 421 , 449, 4.S2, .523 

Commerce and Navigation, 1899 '238 

1900 257,363 

Commerce Committee 14, 115 

Commercial attaches. German. 217,251,3'23 

Commercial catalogues 66, 164 

Commercial convention , 418 

Commercial educH tion 153 

Cologne -288, 321 

international a.ssociation for 321 

Commercial expedition, of Austria ... 320 
Commercial metliods. German, in 

South .\merica 418 

Commercial museums, American 478 

Caracas 217 

Saxon V 165 

Scotland 67 

Commercial plant introduction... 276,346 

Commercial Relations, 1898 .50, 147 

1,S99 276. 310 

1900 145, 290, 322 

Commercial travelers 217, 3.5K, 419 

Commis.'iary-gen.. wcSnbsisteuce Dept. 
Comn. to Five Civilize(l Tribes, see 

Five Civilized Tribi^s Comn. 
Commission to Revise ami Codify Crim- 
inal and Penal Laws .58, 316 

Commi.ssioners, court 44, 191 

Cimimissious. on homesteail entries. .. 439 
Committee on Oriranizatioii. Conduct, 
and Expenditures of Executive 
Dei)artments 119 



January — December 



549 



Committee reports, House 29-19. 

129-147, 203-205, ftOO, M)\ 

Senate 12-29. 1 1:}-129, 202, -VtO 

Committees, Sen., 56th Cong. 2d sess . . 13 

Senate, 57th Cong. 1st sess 4t>7 

Common schools, in .'^outh 439 

Communities. coilinTative, in U. S 400 

Comniutiitiiin. lionu'steail settlers. 8,46,245 

Marine Hospital .^^eiviee otlieers .522 

of rations 175 

Como.x. B. C, sec Avigusta, Port. 
Compaiiia de los Ferroearriles de 

I'nerto Kieo 517 

Comparing watch 317 

('(inipass 444 

declination of 2.S1 

Conipas,-; card 60,160,285,317 

Compass (ilhce 475 

Comi>cnsating binnacles 60 

Com pet it ion,. Vm.. in Austria-Hungary. 389 

Compre.s.s( irs. air 319, 3.55 

Compt.oi currency. 60,70,167,168,222,238, 
2.5.5, 293, 32.1, 362. 393, 420, 448, 4S1, .521 

Comptroller of Treasury 71, 

222. 2.5(>. 293, 325, 393, 448, 481 
decisions concerning Agaric. Dept .. 311 

Conciliation Board, Mass ,529 

Concord, Cal.. toiiographic sheet 56 

Concurrent resolutions 273, 341 

Condon, Frederick A 44 

Conduits. D. C 15, 31 

Conely,John W 39,97,126 

Confederates 118, 136 

see also Civil War. 

Confederation, .\rticles of 377 

Conference committees 93, 189 

Conferences, international 377 

Conger eel 4 57 

Congo, see Kongo Free State. 

Congress 5, 93, 189, 

237, 273, 309, 341 , 377, 409, 435, 467, 499 

lst-67th, lives of members of 145 

public oflicer's re] " )rts to 500 

Congress of Indian Kiiucators 474 

Congressional Directory 5. 435, 499 

Congres-sional documents, bound vol- 
umes 49, 147, 2a5. 

23», 275, 310, 342, 377. 410, 435, 467, .501 

imlex 490 

of 1st 14 Congres.ses 309, 4:« 

voi. schedule, 5(ith Cong. 1st se.ss . . . 299 
Congressional Library, see Library of 
Congress. 

Congressional Record 5, 

93, 189, 237, 273, 309, 341, 199 

Congressional register, to print 145 

Conneaut. Ohio, lighthouse 518 

Connecticut, agriculture 438 

labor 228, 4.58 

manufactures 471 

maps 62, 255, 293 

population 347 

river and harbor improvement 4^4 

Connecticut Experiment Station. 344,379 

Connecticut Kiver 70 

Connell, Arthur 191 

Connell. Peter 118 

Connelly. Patrick 97, 122 

Conner. James P 35, 134 

Con ro V.Catherine 12:} 

Consoiidalcd index 490 

Consols, stc Bonds. 

"Cons|(iracy." meaning of word 140 

Constantinoi)le. Amer. expo.sition in.. 165 
Constitution. Fort, ordnance property 365 

Constitution of Cuba .524 

Constitution of United Suites 377, .500 

history of 144, 273, 447, 4.><0 

Construction \ Repair Bur . 59, 159, 475, 510 

Construction Board 510 

Constructors, naval 510 



Page 

Consul-general, Antwerp .515 

Consular Rei>orts 6ti, 153, 16.5, 218, 

2:.2, 290, 322, A59, 390, 41K, 446, 479, 517 

V. 61-(>4 310 

advance sheets 64,163,217,251, 

288, 320, 357, 389, 418, 446, 479, 516 

advance sheets, index for 1900 219 

binding of 823 

special 253,27.5,291 

special, v. 17, 18 275 

si)ecial, v. 19-21 238 

Consuls, German, in Central America. 251 

German vs. .\meriean 165 

Latin American, in I'. S 163 

Paraguayan, fees 388 

U.S., appropriations for 32,114, 192 

U. S., claims 377 

U. S., invoices, Brazil 64, 218 

U. S., li.st of 162, 388, 478 

U. S., prisoners convicted by 140, 198 

Consumption, see Tuberculosis. 

Contagious aniinal diseases 207 

Contest e.i elections 32, 409, 467, 500 

digest of, to i)rint 14.5,273 

Continental areas, evolution of 298 

Continental Fire Insurance Co 97 

Contracts, awarded in Mexico 250 

for care of seamen 326 

Government freight 78 

mail to British Hondura.s 217,290 

steamship, Nicaragua 165 

supplies for Indian service 57,280 

Contributions from Nat. Her.. 345,411,468 
Contributions to American educa- 
tional history 55, 313 

Conventions, commercial 418 

with foreign nations 273, 311 

Convict labor 261 

Conway Keef , chart 511 

Cook Iiilet, explorations 17 

Cook Inlet region, natural history of.. 411 

Cooke, Edward D 147 

Cooking, exhibition at Belgrade 217 

of meat 208, 3S0 

Cooking stoves, foreign trade 253 

Cooley, Franklin 6 

Coombs, John C 

Coombs, Mary V. 34, 97 

Coon, David I •lO 

Coonan, Daniel 191 

Cooper, Samuel 80 

Cooperative communities, in U. S 400 

Coos Ba v 440 

chart 392 

Coosa Valley, Ala., geology of 56 

Copepods, free-swimming 399 

Coiiper, Alaska 282, 473 

Chile 250 

Germany 288, 323, 3.59 

Mexico." ." 250 

Peru 65, 218. a-W 

production 348,418,471 

reduction of ore 3.58, 419 

Tasmanian exports 165 

Copper Center, ,\.laska 17 

Coi)per River, exploration of 17 

report" on. to print 144,273 

Copjier River district 435,440 

Cojipersulpliate, Grecian demand. 322,419 

Irish ikiiiaiKl 65,218 

Cojipcrsiiiilirs shop. League Island ... 286 

Copra, in South .\merica 358,419 

in Straits Settlements 3>>9, 446 

Copyright Ollice 84, 179, 228, 

2ii2, 3W. 333, 3(17, 4(K). 42.5, 4.58, 491 . .530 

Copyrighteil bixiks. importing of 300 

Copyrights, international, law 83 

SIX iilsii Coi>yright otlice. 

Coral, e<x'e»ie and oligocene 410 

fisheries, Colombia 251, 323 

stony 529 



550 



Index, lUOl 



I'agf 
Corazon.N. Mox., topographic sheet.. 57 

Corbett, Sewell B 48 

Corcoran .\rt Galk-rv 129, 146 

Conl, Thomas A ;«, 97, 128 

Conies Bay, chart 443 

C6rdoba, Argentina 357 

Core, John .M 128 

Core Sound 70 

Corea, cec Korea. 

Corinto, dock at 2W, 320 

Cork, exposition at 389, 517 

Corks, Russia 217, 290 

OjrlisK. John B 33 

Corn..\mericaii, in south Africa .. 321,419 

Argentina 445 

Belgrium 479 

effect of climate on 209 

exi«>rt.s 479 

France 251 , 323 

Cierman colonies 21S 

Germany 217 

in South, culture of 51 

Mexico 357 

Netherlands 288, 3.=i9 

Paraguay 445 

United States 418 

Venezuelan duties on 389 

see also Kafir-corn. 

Corn brooms 387 

Cornelia, Mt.,Fla 518 

Cornell University 344 

Corners, public land surveys 244 

Corporations, Indian Territory 10b 

Porto Rico 170 

registration of 119, 142 

taxes, Michigan 261 

taxes in various States 2(51,300 

Corps of Engineers, sec Engineer De- 
partment, -Vrniy. 

Corunthiin. Canada.' 389,446 

United States 440 

Costa Rica 163, 

216, 250, 288, 320, 357, 388, 41S, 47S, 516 
climate .... 209, 243, 280, 383, 4:i8, 470, .504 

coal 66 

coffee 64, 163, S's 

Nicaragua Canal lUi 

tariff 288. 320, 445, 517 

Coston, Ella V 128, 143, 191 

Cotton 170 

American, in Jfadagascar 251 

Aniericiiii plants in Togoland 65 

central .A.'^ia 389, 14t') 

crop of 1899-1900 280 

exchanges, in United States 276 

exports 72, 170, 21 3. 

257, 295, 327, 363, 394, 421 , 449, 482, 523 

Hungary 321 

India 164, 253 

industry in (Jermany 164 

insects affi'cting 278 

niiinuring of •.;79 

Russia 288 

Turkestan 321 

west A frica 251, 28K, 3.59, 479 

Cotton-lioll weevil, Mexican 240 

Cotton ginning 29,96,210.413 

Cotton Kf)ods, Brazil 321 

exporters of 06 

Germany Ct;, 3.58, 419 

Russia :{.58.419 

trade in Latin America 320,321,390 ; 

Cotton seed 208, 279 

Cotton-.seed oil, Marseilles 164,253 ] 

Cotton sheetings, demand fur 446 I 

Cotton waste 1(51 I 

Cotton yarn 321 1 

Counterfeiting ')!« j 

Counties, area of, in United States 152 | 

Court commissioners 44. 191 



Page 

Court-martial orders 58, 

159. 213, 247, 284, 316, 353, 385, 442, 475 

Court of Claims 78, 175, 526 

ajipeals. from, rules for 330 

increase of judges 114 

Indiiiii dcpredaticms 158,213,509 

judgments, appropriations for .. 67,220 

treaty ri^lits ( it Choctaws 32 

Courtenay, William 49 

Courtesies at custom-houses 220 

Courts-martial, failure of 191 

naval 513 

see also Court-martial orders. 

Courts of in<|uiry, witnes-ses .513 

Courts of Philippines 174, 397 

Courts of i'orlo Rico 166 

Courts of United States. 78, 175, 259, 330, 526 

additional judges 140 

Alaska 140, 247 

Arkansas 6 

clerks 12, 44, 191 , 247 

courts of appeals 117, 140 

decisions, patent cases 58, 1.58, 212, 

247, 284, 316. 352, 385, 414, 442, 474. 508 

Georgia 97, 140 

Illinois 140 

Iowa 6 

Kentucky 97 

Mis.souri 7 

Pennsylvania 191 

Tennes.see 7 

Texas 97, 140, 191 

West Virginia 7 

see. also .lustice Department. 

Coven ton . James H 7 

Coivherd, William S 131 

Cowpeas 239 

Cows lor dairying 208, 276 

Cox, George W 19, 97 

Cox, Rosa 35, 97, 120 

Crabs, exports from Russia 3.58 

. hermit 82. 331, 457 

Cragtr. Edmund 26, 139, 191 

Craighill, William E 75 

Cram, Oliver H 22, 97, 274 

Cram. Orville H.. see Cram, Oliver H. 

Cramer, Mary L 42, 126. 191 

Crappies 332 

Crawford, Eliza R 191 

Crawford. Jo.seph 21, 97 

Cray()n, Martha 132, 192 

Creek Indians 1S9, 192, 310 

Crenshaw, Julia 28, 143, 192 

Crime, cost of, in Massachu-sctts 219 

education and 153 

legislation concerning 502 

Virginia, first code 82 

Criminal and Penal Laws. Commis- 
sion to Revise and Codify 58, 316 

Criminal laws, France, etc 447 

Criminals, congress for study of 321 

extradition of 162,216,250,274 

Cri: lolial Colon, >ti'aml)0!it 484 

Crittenden, Catharine 527 

Crop Bulletin .53.209, 

243, 280, 312, ?46, 383, 412, 438. 470, .504 

Crop card 55, 15;i, 281 

Crop Reporter 151 , 209, 

242, 280. 312, 346, 382, 412, 437, 469, 504 

Crops, ({ernuinv 288, 3.59 

of 1 9tH» 276, 277 

yirolitable, for pigs 411 

Russia 151 

statistics. 1900 343 

Uruguay 163 

Crosby, Loiiisa A 121 

Cross-hairs of range-finders 259 

Crotsenburg, Harriet 7 

Crow Creek forest reserve 155, 274 

Crow IiKliiiii-i 203 



January — December 



551 



I' 

Crowley, Jaseph B 36, 

Criiisen*, »re Wur-sliips. 

Crum, Paul 

Crusjides, Isl 

Cuba 216, 2K8, 320, ;«", 409, 4-J5, .JTS 

uiinexation of 

civil affairs, rejK)rt on, IHW 

civil proceiiurc, law of 

claims against ruitcil .'States 

commerce . "7,22.'>,29t;.32.s,365,3%,-l51 

commission to visit 

constitution -IKH 

f(M«l for troops 410 

immigration 

law ol eminent domain 

liquor traflie 

live stock exported to 

nonimmune travel from... 220, 2M 

p)Ost route map 

jiostal frauds 

President's instructions to Peace 
Commission, 1898 

reciprocity with I'liiteil ."States 

revenues and expenditures 170 

rubber 

service of regular trooi)s in 

tariflf 171, 224. 327, :i42, 4ol 

tobacco, duty on 171, 

trade 

U. S. officials, accounts of 73, 202 

yellow fever 

Cuba, Military Division of 

Cuba Relations Committee 202 

Cuba. Western, Department of 

CucumbtTs, Znaini 

Cueslas..luiin 

Culberson. Vlinilrx A 

Cullman. .\la.. topographic sheet 

Culloiit. S/i'lhi/ M 

Culture ii\e<lia,for biochemic work... 

Culver, ("has. P 

Culver. Kdwin 

Cumberland Ki ver 

bridge 133, 

Cumberland Sound, improvement of. 

Cummin, William E 

Cummings, Albert S 24, 135 

Cti miitiiKj!'. Anion J 

Cure Island, «(f Ocean Island. 

Curing of tobacco 

Curled hair 

Currants, Greece 65, 

Currencv, guaranteed bank-notes 

Hawaii 119, 

in circulation 

nickel, in Cruguay 

parity of gold and silver.. 29,30,31, 

Persia 

see uIj<o Comittroller of currency- 
Loans ana Currency Division — 
Treasurer of United" States. 

Currents, tidal 

Currimao Harbor 

Currin.Kiberl P 46,97 

Curtains 

Curtis. Cliurlt's 

Curtis. Klizabeth 

Curtis, .lohn A 

Curtis, Paul 

Cuitis it Tililen 

Curtis hay 47, 75, 

Cushion covers, linen, for boats 

Cushions, tjoat 247, 

Casimano, .\.,<S: Co 

Custom-houses, Buffalo 

civil service 

Kansas City, Mo 

Customs and Insular Affairs Division, 
gee Insular Affairs Division. 



Hge 
,135 

142 
455 

,525 
515 
238 
173 
451 

,517 
205 

, 524 

,r>02 
2.50 
2.58 
13 
479 

,291 

62 

515 



163 
515 
.524 
320 
295 
4H3 
2.58 
.524 
2.57 
328 
171 
515 
171 

53 
163 
128 

56 
117 
206 
202 
7 
4H4 
192 
484 
147 
192 
140 

242 
3S7 
218 
130 
147 
518 
163 
131 
Ui5 



Page 

Customs Division 67. 68, 

166, 167, 220, 221 , JIU , 292, 2«t3, 324, 325, 
:UM. 361 . 391 . 3>.rj, VM. |.|7, IHO. 519. .5'20 
Castoms duties, me Tariff— names of 

articles imiHtrted. 
Customs inspectors, .\. Y,, compenwi- 

tion .500 

Customs service .500 

emolument.s 69, 480 

expenseof collection, 1902 67 

laws for drawback DH 

officers .V20 

officers' reporUs of transactions •2.5:t 

Philippines 397 

receipt-s, deposit of 147,199 

refund of duties, 1900 69 

tnivelers. courtesies to 220 

Cutworm, variegated 411 

(-'uyahoga River, chart 4'23 

Cycles, we Bicycles. 

Cyclonic storms, tropical XNi, 415 

Cygnet, sloop 175 

(•ylinders, recoil 477 

recoil, oil for .V26 

Cyprus, commerce of 3.58, 446 

Dade, Fort, ordnance i)roperty 'JH*'* 

Dahomev, railroad in ". 358 

trade of '289, 3.VJ 

Dailev, John '202 

Dailv postal bulletin 62.162,215, 

'250, '287, 319, :««;, 3HH, 417, 445, 478. .515 
Dairv cattle. 51. '208,240, '276. '277. :i44,379,:iso 

Dairy DIvi.sion 51 , 149, '240, 277, 343, 379 

Dairy industrv, California '206 

cows for 208, '276 

in United States 206 

see also Dairv Division. 

Dairy officials, list of .50 

Dairy products '^78 

at Paris Exposition "276 

imitation 13, 113, '274, 435 

Dakota. Department of 171 

Dakota Soutliern Railroad 134.197 

Dallas l':x|.ositi.in ]09.3rti 

Dalrvmple, ('buries 37 

iMih/. MVIiuiu l> 341 

Dalzdl, John 49, 146, 205 

Damon, Warren '20, 143, 192 

l)ams,«fc names of rivers and places. 

Danford. Lorenzo 378 

Daniel. John W 13 

Daniels, Susan 7 

Dunilson. Lucy E 7 

Danish West Indies, see West Indies. 

Dant/.ic. port dues 323 

I )antzler, Alexander D 409 

Danville, 111 155 

Dan/ii;, see Dant/.ic. 

Dai>a Channel 60 

Danianelle. .\rk., Pres. Church 7,174 

D.irling, Flora A 48 

Date palm 27ii, 412 

Daughertv. A<iuilla.r 114,131,192 

Daugherty, .Matilda 136 

Daughters of .\merican Revolution... 5'28 

Daughters of 1812. Nat. .Society of 97 

I)auphin,Tlieophile A 44 

Utncniiiirt. Stuvley \V 45, 143 

Uavvij. liotitrt C 33, 133 

Davidson. Jumrs H 146 

Davis, Brice 7 

Daeii, Cushnian K 144, '274, 309 

Davis, Ilenrv K 7 

Davis. Horatio X '20.41,97 

Davis. .I.ihn M 142,192 

Daris. liohcrt U' 3:1, i:« 

Davison vs. (iilbcrt '20S 

Dawes Commission, sec Five Civilized 
Tribes Commis-sion. 



o52 



Index, 1901 



Bawlcv, Jesse N 27, 137, 192 

Du WS..II, Ezekiel .'. . 39, 12-J, 192 

Dawson, eonrtitiiiii-i in 389, 440 

Dawson Island, cliart 443 

Dav marks, lisls oi 71, 

222, 294 , 326, 393, 421 , 449, 4»2, 522 

Dayton, Ahtoit (J 204 

Dayton, ()hi<^. Soldiers' Home 530 

Dayton, Wyo., topoRraphif sheet 315 

Dead animals, disposition of 206 

Dead-Letter Ottice 477, 514, 515 

Deadwood, S. Dak., topographic sheet. 212 

Deaf, D. C 275 

Deaf children 501 

Deaf, Columbia Institution for. 15,243,439 

Dean, Mary R 7 

l)e Armond, David A 140 

De Arnaud, Charles 127, 202 

Death, causes, nomenclature of 72 

Deboe, WiUiam J 19, 120 

Debt, District of Columbia. 123, 421, 4,50, 523 
see ulsij Public debt. 

Decatur County, Ga., bridge 134,193 

DecLsions, comptroller of Treasury 71, 

222,256,293,393,481 
. concerning Dept. of Agriculture... 311 

Court of Claims 79 

Geographic Names Board 261 

labor 179, 228, 300, 400, 458, 529 

land .... 54, 152, 210, 281, 347, 384, 438, 470 

national banks 420 

Pacific railroads 508 

patents 58, 158, 212, 

247, 284, 316, 352, 385, 414, 442, 474, 508 

patents, 1898 205 

patents, 1899 310 

pension 54, 210, 244, 

280, 281, 313, 346, 383, 413, 438, 470, 505 

Quartermaster's Department 423 

revenue 168, "256 

taritT, 1898-1900 3'25 

Trea.sury 68,167,221, 

25-1, 292, 324, 361 , 392, 419, 447, 480, 5'20 

Deck liolts and nuts 319 

Deck hose 319 

Deck scrubbing brooms 387 

Declaration of Independence 377 

Declinntion, magnetic 70,168 

Dccliiiiition of sun, 1901 59 

Decorations from foreign govts 377 

Decorative art, exhibition of. . '289, 358, 390 

De Coster, Francisco V 44.192 

I)eci)Mii exiilonilion 5'29 

Deep Waterways Board 364, 525 

Dcfi'cli vc classes, schools for 153 

Deficiency aijpropriations .. 5,130,189,202 
see alfo bureaus and objects. 

Deficiency estimates 310 

see iilsii bureaus and objects. 

I»e(iiia,<iiuscppc 162 

Dc Uraffan rlid. ]iirgc C 143 

Dcf^rfe.-, medical, in Germany 165 

iH-liiiK'v, .James C 143, 192 

Dcliiny, Franklin B 1'28 

Delavan, Wis., tojMjgraphic sheet 315 

Delaware, agriculture 413 

manufactures 347 

)iopulation 347 

post route mai) 62 

river and liarbor improvement 486 

Delaware and c;hesai)eake Canal 146 

I )cla ware Bay 146. 486 

Delaware Breakwater, chart ,521 

Delaware Hiver 4S6 

bridKC 33, 9S 

c hart 481 

Delini|ueiit olVicers 67 

Dell River, topographic sheet 441 

De Long, Harrison T 1'25 

Del/cll, Solomon 34, 98, 119 



Page 

Demerara. market report-s 289 

Demography, International Congress. 436 

Demopolis, Ala., bridge Ill 

Demp.sey, P. .) 364 

Denguis, at Cavite, P. 1 476 

Denison, Tex., topographic sheet 441 

Denmark, Commerce with Greenland. 321 

commercial travelers 217 

gas engines 3.'>s 

match factories 2s'.' 

substitute for rubber 'Jsy 

trade of 52 

Denver, Colo., Chamber of Commerce. 83 

spirit leveling 69 

tojxigrMphic sheet 245 

Denzcr, Wis., toiiogmphic sheet 474 

Depurtinent stores, Germany 289,359 

Departmental orders 59, 159, 213, 442 

Dcpcif, Cliauiicaj M 14, 114, 115, 117 

Depositaries of public moneys 147, 199 

Depositions, naval courts 513 

taking outside U. S 530 

Depositories, shipments to 85, 181 , 2*29, 

263, 301, 333, 369, 401, 427, 459, 493, 531 

Deputy collectors, vouchers 71 

Dep\ity marshals, in Alaska 414 

Dericux, .Jesse B 175 

Dcrieux. Peter 175 

De Rochblave, Ben 509 

Derrick, floating 356 

Desemers 455 

Desert lands, hearings on "275 

laws 154 

reservoirs for 129, 139, 146, '203 

Desertion, Army 524 

Designs, see Ofticial Gazette. 

De Silva, Lydia J 7 

Des Moines, Iowa, military post 174 

surveyor of customs 98 

Des Moines River lands 152, 281 

De Soto, Mo., topographic sheet 441 

Desplaines Kivcr 76,211 

Dessau, exhibition at 358 

Detoning device, France 517 

Detroit, Mich., mails for N. Y. State .. "250 

Detroit River '258, 443, 451 

chart 4'23 

Devils Lake Re.servation 132. 195 

Devine, Charles S 7 

Dew-point, temperature of 53 

Dewey, George 386 

Dewey Hotel Company 31 

Diablo, Mount, topograi>hic sheet '283 

Diamonds. New South Wales 389, 446 

Dick, Charles 141 

Dickerson. Klizabeth 18,98 

Dickcv.Jiuncs K 136 

Dickinson, Mattie O 22,98 

Dili'ercntial grasshoppers 436 

Digest, of contested election cases 145 

of international law 8 

of laws concerning bovine tubercu- 
losis 239 

of laws concerning drugs 500 

of laws concerning food ... 178,179,500 

of metabolism cxi>erimcnts... 51 

of opinions of judge adv. gen 328 

of rules of House 500 

of State labor bureau rps .. 179,'2'28,300 

of State labor laws 179, '2-28, '261 

of statistical pubs., foreign. 179, •2'28, 300 

of tariff decisions, 1898-1900 3'>5 

Digestion 52, 344 

Dignon. .Michael 19, 98 

Dilasak Ba v. chart 443 

DiUimihaiu'. William 1' 15, 93, 115 

Dillon, Michael 1'27 

Dimalansan. Port of, chart 443 

DiiKltci/, yelsoii 147 

Dininiiv, Sarah A '23,98 



January — December 



553 



I'agc 

Dinnnii, Kliznlicth 25,98 

Dinosaur. sti'giisuunis Marshi 178 

DiplitluTia, at Boston Navv-Yard 47t> 

Dipli .niaiv 291, 480 

Diplomatic list OS, 162, 216, 

250, 287, 320, 356, 388, 418, 445, 478, 515 

Diplomatic- otticers, claims 377 

Di|)lomatic relations, foreign 409 

Diplomatic service 162, 388, 478 

appropriations 32, 114, 192 

Diptera 227, 299, 424 

Directory, A rmy 422, 450, 483. 524 

Congressional 5, 4;{5. 499 

educational 439 

fanners 60 

Diriiiuc. I'ort. chart 443 

Disliurscnicnts, see Expenditures. 

Disl)ursinj; clerk.s, Philippines 397 

Disbursing officers 78, 325 

I'i>rto Rico 363 

Discharges, in Army 170 

Disclosure of official information 71 

Diseases. animal 207 

fruit, spraying for 53, 345 

fungous, of forest trees 270 

^as-l)ul)ble, of fish 399 

nifectious 275 

insects as factors in carrying .. 320,436 , 

nomenclature of ." 72 ' 

of plants 276, 359 

potatoes 53, 280 

Disfranchisement 130 

Disinfection, against mosquitoes 449 

against scarlet fever .522 

ol hides 300 

Dismal Swamp region 408 

Disniukes, Martin 27, 143, 192 

l)ispeusaries 444 

l)isputes. international, settlement of. 515 

Distance circular 174 

Distilled si)irit«,«ee Spirits. 

Distilled water 208 

Distilleries, grain 521 

Distillerv warehou.ses 521 

Distilling of brandy 393 

District courts, .sre Courts of U.S. 

District of Columbia 80,177, 

220, 259, 330, 3(», 398, 424, 452, 489, .527 

agriculture 384 

appropriations for 1902 29,114 

Capitol, history of 2:^7, 275 

Corcoran Art Gallery 129, 146 

debt ■ 123, 363, 421, 450, 523 

grade crossings 94 

graduate study 344 

Grant statue .". 100 

Hall of Records 140 

history of government of 201 

imjjn iVement of 309 

inaugural expenses 29 

labor disputes 140 

laws 113, 430, 45S 

libraries, pcriodical.s in 400 

Longfellow statue 44 

lots 172, 525 

maps 62, 348 

municipal building 140 

navy-yard 6\, 286, 319, 355 

officers of Navy in 513 , 

population 347 ■ 

Potomac Kiver bridges 484 

public schools 205 i 

public spaces for inauguration 8 ] 

Pulaski statue 204 

region SDUtii of Pennsylvania ave.. 172 

report,1899. v. 1,2 2:^8 

repftrt. 1899. v. 3, 4 275 

Rochambeau statue 140 

Spinner statue 44 ; 

Stephenson statue 140 ; 



I'agc 
District of Columbia, Washington Mon- 
ument 488 

water-supply 407, 484 

see also District of Columbia Com- 
mittee, House— District of Co- 
luniltia Committee, Senate — 
Laws. 
District of Columbia Committee, 

House 31, 131, 203 

Senate . . 15, 1 15, 202, 237, 275, SOit, 341 , 500 

Districts, judicial. Philippines 397 

Divorce, \nvca, D. C! 113 

Dix, Dorothea Lynde, monument .. 17,204 

Djigit Kay. chart 513 

Dobbins, Rebecca 20 

Dobyns, Mary K 20, 98 

Doctors, we Physicians. 
Documentary " history of Constitu- 
tion .".... 144, 273, 447, 4S0 

Documentary stamps 222 

Documents, bound volumes ... 49, 147, 205. 
238, 275, 310. 342. 377, 410, i;i5, 407. 501 
distributed bv Smithsonian Insti- 
tution ." 81, 260, 331, 305, 453 

distributed by Treasury Dept 220 

for Library of Congress 145, 198 

in House document rooms 203 

index 490 

monthly catalogue 83, 

178, 227, 261 , 299, 306, 425, 457, 529 

of 1st 14 Congres.ses 309, 4*5 

price list of 178 

relating to claims, list of 360 

sale. etc.. by Interior Department.. 244 

serial, in Senate library 500 

shipments to de|>ositofies. . . 85, 181, 229, 
2(i3, 301 , 333, 369, 401 , 427, 459, 493, 531 

tables of 83 

vol. schedule. 5()th C<mg. 1st sess ... 299 
see (lUf) Public records. 

Documents Division 491 

Documents Office SS. 

178, 227, 20] , 29>t. oOC. 425,457. 490, 529 
.\gric. Dejit. iiublieations for sale.. 437 
Documents, Select Committee on Kx- 

amination and Disposition of... 203 
Documents, Superintendent of, see 
Documents Office. 

Dogo 386 

Dogs, .Malta, importation of 65, 219 

Dollivcr, Joiailhnii P 128 

Domestic service 490 

Domon, Oliver 7 

Donaldson, .lames T.. jr 22, 98 

Donaldson. Xancv L 27, 98 

Donn t liy . Olivia. '. 28. 98 

Doorkeeper of House 500 

Doors, factory for, Shanghai 252,323 

Dorcey. .lames 28, 135, 193 

Dorchester Bay J34 

Doremus, Johii H 23, 40, 98 

Domon, Samut 1 7 

Douglas. Ariz 15, 49, 98, 220 

Douglas-, M ilbre V 36, 124, 193 

Dove, bri^ 176 

Dow,Lueiuda D 7 

Doyle, John 176 

Drainage of farms 242 

Drawback 68, 291 

Drawing, mechanical 345, 380 

Drawn-work industry. Mexico 418 

Dredges. Great Britain 66 

Missi-sip|>i River 480 

Dredging. .Mare Islantl 28(i 

New Kngland 399 

New York Navv-Yard 356 

Port Royal. S. C 249 

Portsmouth Navy-Yanl 319 

Drew, Charlotte W 7, 46 

Drift of tioating bottles 318 



554 



Index, 1901 



I'llKC 

VrUwf, Eflmund H 3<), 135 

Drill regulations, cavalry 257 

hospital corps 395 

iiifantrv •I'i'i 

liKlit artillc'r>- 450 

I>rinkin),' water 378 

Droits <le liaiialit<^, Canada 81 

linin^rists. exemption from liquor tax. 448 

liruf,'s, laws 500 

liniuipoint. Mil., topographic sheet... 441 

Dry-doek, Columbia River 58 

'» (dessji 51" 

Du Barry, Helen X.B 121 

l)u Bois, Emma L 7 

Ducie Island, cliart 512 

Ducks, standard breeds 206, 343 

Duddleson, Albert L 40, 98, 121 

Due Hoadstead, chart 415 

Duffy, Blanche 13.5 

Duffy, Kate E 21,98 

Dugilale, William 46 

DiiKKan, I'alrick F 193 

Dulce.Culf of, chart 415 

Dulce River, chart 415 

Duluth, Minn., chart 396 

harbor iinj)rovement 115 

Dume, Point, light station 14,32,99 

Dunawav, N'ancv J 34, 193 

Dunham", Andrew E 20, 99 

Dunkcllicrger, Isaac R 193 

Dunn. Thomas 99 

Duscnberry, Hannah M 127,143,193 

Dutch,. sfr Netherlands. 

Dutch East Indies, .sfg East Indies. 

Dutch Harbor 70 

Duties, see Tariff— names of articles 
imported. 

Dutv of water in irrigation 150 

D>ivall,Isaac H 127,135,193 

Duvall. Samuel H 39 

Dyer, H. P 99, 128 

Dynamite, fi.shing with 251 

Eagle, William O 18, 99 

Earth, age of 297 

measurement of 70, 324 

I)lan f)f 177 

Ea rthshi ue 383 

Eiisdu. Benjamin 40,99,125 

East. Department of the 171 

East I udies.Dutch.Anier.machines. 164,253 

Dutch, coal in 321 

Dutch, electric j)]ants 289 

Dnt<'h. tariff 252 

lights 443 

tra.tc 358, 419 

East River 486 

East St. Louis and St. Louis Bridge and 

("oustrnclion Company 106,133 

EastTavaputs Plateau ". 284 

East Washington Heights Railroad 

Traction Railroad 80 

Eastern Cherokecs, *vp ('herokee. 
Eiistcrn Choctaw coal held, Ind.T. 282,473 

E<'clcs!ology, American 455 

Echinodcrms 4.56 

ICclipses. solar 4.55 

Eci )Uom ic gras-ses 381 

Ecuador 64, 163. 

216, 2.50, 2h8, 320, 357, 388, 41S, 445, 47S 

.\merican trade with 321 

chart 511 

railroads 165 

EiUlii, h^rank M 46, 132, 146 

Edilices, public, Philippine Islands ... 391 
Education, agric.,«ff Agricultural. 

Alaska .55,113 

commcrciul, internal. a.s.soc. for 321 

commercial. Saxony 165 

Commercial. Scotland 67 

District of Columbia 205,275 

(.iennau children 251 



F'age 

Education, hearings on 399 

in Philippines 172, 226 

industrial 153, 251. 262 

military 118 

modern 344,380 

of blind 32 

gee (tlnii Education Bureau. 
Education and Labor Committee . . 16, 116 

Eklucation Bureau 55, 

1.52, 153, 244, 281, 313, 384, 439 

report, 1898, v. 2. 238 

report, 1899 205,238 

Education Committee 32, 501 

Education Dept. of Porto Rico 119 

Edward III, as King of France 455 

Edwards, Robert A., jr 38, 99 

Eels, conger 457 

of Japan 398 

Egg Rock, sec Bar Harbor, Me. 

Eggs, as food 241 

conger eel 457 

fish 399,490,529 

Paris 207 

preservation of. in Germany 358 

shipments to England 207 

Egypt, engines 321 

gla.ss 165 

leather and shoes 165 

onions 218, 291 

slave trade 390, 446 

starch trade 3.59, 419 

wire screening 290 

Eibenstock, bead trimmings in ... 389,446 

Eichclberger, John W 21 , 139, 193 

Elberfeld, railway to Barmen 251 

Elcajon. Cal., t(>i>ographic sheet 349 

Eldridge, Elizabeth W 7 

Elections. ai>p()rtionment. House 8, 14 

contested 32, 409, 467, .500 

contested, digest of, to print 145,273 

right to vote 130 

Elections Committee No. 1 32, 203 

Electoral law, Cuba 488 

Electoral messengers. Presidential 10 

Electric aircouipressors 319 

Electric lighting, Canada 217,290 

compared with gas 217, 290 

for seacoast forts 364 

German cars 65, 219 

German ships 164. 290 

Gua vatiuil 479 

Quebec 2S9 

torpedo boats 59 

Electric night signaling sets 213 

Electrii'planis, .Vm-terdam 66 

, District of (;olunibia 81 

1 Dutch East India 289 

j enormous pressures 251 

I Europe, cost of 65 

for seacoast forts 364 

Electric power, in coal mines 479 

India 164,289,290,359 

Eleciricrailroads, advertising on cars. 251 

I Auckland 164 

I Bangkok 479 

Barcelona 165, 217 

■■ Berlin 218 

] Canada 164 

1 Canary Islands 2.51 , 323 

Cardiff 164,290 

District of Columbia 31,131,192 

Geneva-t^hamouiii 251, 323 

Germany 164, 2.s9. 290. 3.59 

Gothenburg 217 

Guadalajara 216 

(Juatemala 250 

(iuayaiiuil 479 

heaters for cars 218 

Leicester 65, 219 

Liege t)5,219 

Mannheim 164, 290 



January — 1 )i:cemi5KK 



iibb 



Electric rnilroiifls, Montreal 251 

Nottingham 231,323,517 

I'aris-Annvcrp :}H9 

I'oncc 518 

Iiublic lands ;«" 
lonu'-Naples 251 

Russia 321 

St. Petersburg 161 

Saxony 289, 3.i9 

Zurich UVt 

Klectric traction, high-speed 446, 479 

\vater-i>ower for 418 

Electric vehicles, gee Automobiles. 

Electric wires, I). C 15, 31 

Fort Ma.son, Cal 329 

Electri<'al I»ei>artnient, I), i' 528 

Electrical infiustries, .\nistcrdani . 217,219 

Banslcok ItS 

Bru.ssels 1C>5 

Europe 219 

Electrical supplies, Anier.,rlcnmn<l for U>4 

Calcutta 165 

New York Navy- Yard 319 

Spain 321 

Washington Navy-Yard 319 

Electri<-itv ". 4.S3 

(ireece :iS9, 446 

Korea 517 

Navy 475 

relation of motion in animals to.. 298 

u.se of, in making steel 218 

Electrolvsis 15,251,323 

Electri >lytes 382 

Electrotypes of official war records... 175 

Elephant Butte 13 

Elevators, urain 321 , 390 

in public building.s 69 

Elizal)cth Island, s<f Henderson Ls. 

Elizabeth Kcef , chart 512 

Elizfibclhtown, N. Y.. topog. sheet 3.50 

Elkert. William 99,118 

Elkpiiiut, S. iJak., topographic sheet .. 473 
Ellensburg, Wa.sh., topographic .sheet . 315 

Ellis, David R 24,99 

Ellis, L>insff>rd 7 

Ellis Island 130 

Ellison, ( Jforge C 14 

El I'a.s<^i. Te.\. , tin deposits 314 

Elreno land district 348 

Elsinorc, Cal., lopograj^hic sheet 211 

Embezzlements. Cuban jMistal officials 515 

Emden. harbor of as9 

Emerald mines, Colombia 320 

Emergency Hospital, D. C 81 

Emery, George M 121 

Emery gun carriage 329 

Emigrant Cherokees, *?e Cherokee. 

Emignition, from Russia 218 

Eminent domain, Cubaand I'ortoRico. 258 

Enuiicr 437, 479 

Emmiius, Richard 115 

Eiiinluments. customs service 480 

Employees, Govt, service, li.st of .Vi'i 

protection of 3t)7 

railroail 529 

under common law 367 

*rea/ji«namesof Dejits.and bureaus. 
Emplovees. House. tVmi. to Investigate 

.Vppoi.itnuMit, etc... 132, 146,274,r>01 

Employer, liability of, in U. a 367 

under common law 367 

Engine, stejim, progress of 299 

Engineer Corps, iiee Engineer Dept., 

Army. 
Engineer i)ept., Armv. 75, 172, 225, 2.'>8,295, 
32H. 3f.4, 395, 4iO, 422, 451, 48:1, .522, 525 

list of vessels 482 

materials u.setl in N. Y. Harbor 30 

reprirt. 1S98 49,147.205 

reiKjrt, 1H99 238, 410, 502 



I' 

Engineer Department, I). C 177 

Engineer Depot. Willets Point, N. Y .. 
Engineer .School. Koit Totten, N. Y... 

Engineer Troops 

Engineering, e.xperiment stations 

Navy 

Engineers, Anieri<-an, in RusNia 

civil. Navy 

civilian . .'. 

marine, licensed 

Engineers, Boarrl of 

Engines, American, in Gla.sgow .. ;{89, 

Kgypt 

gas and oil, in foreign countries. 323 

wiLste-heat aii.xiliary 

England, wv (ireat Britain. 

Englebert, Frank 

English language in Germany 

Engniving and Printing Bureau. .. 71, 
Enlisted men, in civil .service 14, 

in civil service of I'hilippines 

Navy 161, 193, 2UI 

Enlistment, Armv 74,171, 

2.58, 29.^, 327, 3(M, 395, 422, 4.'^, 48;{, 

Hospital Corps 

of boys in Navy 353, 

of machinists in Navy 

of men in Navy ". 387 

Enrolled Bills c'ommmittee, House, 

clerks for 

Enrollment of bill.s 

Ensigns, Navy 

Ensilage, sre ."^ilage. 

Enterprise, steamer 99, 115 

Emilia sinuata 

Entomologv Division 

207, 240, 278, 311, 343, 379. 411, 
Entomology, see Entomology Divis- 
ion — Insects. 

Entry of public lands 

Entry of vessels 327 

Envelops 

penalty 

Enzyms. catala^e 

Eocene coral fauna 

A'p<'jt, Sydticii J' 237 

Ephemeris, American, 1900 

19CV2 

1904 

Epileptics, immigration laws 

Equation of time, 1901 

Equator crossings, gee Pilot charts. 

Equestrian statuary 

Equipment, army, "in north China 

for militia....". 

Equipment Bureau .59, 1.59, 

247, 284, 317, 3M. :J8t!, 415. 442. 475, 
Equity ca.ses, courts of United States.. 

Erb. John 

Erics-son. torpedo boat 

Erie, Pa., harfjor 328 

Erie Basin 

Erie, Lake 258, 451, 

canal to Ohio River 

harbor impirovenients 

plants 

proti izoii of 

Erie Preserving Company 16, 

Krmeulroul. IkmU'l 5 

Ernst , A nton 

Erosion, exj>eriment.s illustrating. 472, 

Erronan, chart 

E.sashi. Japan 

Esch. John J 45 

E-scondido. Cal., tiipographie sheet ... 

Esmeralda formation 282, 

Espanola, N. Mex 

Kstimates of appropriations, arc bu- 
reaus and objects. 
Ethnography, Philippine Islands 



age 

, 528 
487 
487 
487 
344 
416 
517 
514 
75 
257 
487 

,446 
:J21 

,:158 
480 

174 

251 
,4HS 
,114 
258 
, 510 
224, 
,524 
173 
513 
3.55 
,513 

29 
274 
513 

,U1 
436 
149, 
,436 



211 
357 
.515 
256 
209 
410 
37S 
2*5 
513 
249 
132 
59 



341 
395 
395 
213, 
.■•10 
3;«) 

59 
48«; 

75 
48S 
146 
484 
4.56 
399 
109 
378 

44 
473 
511 
214 
141 
*19 
473 

47 



556 



Index, 1901 



Page 

Ethnoliigv Bureau 2-J6. 260, 331 

reiK.rt. IHiKJ, pt. 1 23S 

rt-iK.rt, 1S97 435, 502 

nixirt, istts '205 

Ethology, I'hilipiiiiiu Inlands 391 

EuloKics. «f MLMiioriiil mldressi-s. 

Eiirckii Spring-. Ark., toiMij;. shuet 440 

Europf. Anier. business mi-thods in... 517 

AiiKTieiin iMHil 66, 358 

Aiiu-rienu loi-oniotives in 479 

Anu-riean textiles 360 

automobiles in 357,418,479 

banana meal, market for 3-57 

central, edueation in 439 

coal 217.290 

compulsory insnrance 2fi2 

electrical works 65, 219 

flax 164, 253 

government railroads 359, 419 

history of 81 

mileage of railroads 2-52, 3.59 

public baths 367 

pure-food laws 207 

raisins 3.59,419 

reports of consuls in 322 

.sea lighters 517 

silk factories 217,290 

steamb( >ats to Gulf ports 322, 391 

steamboats to Mexico 218, 323 

sugar 163, 252, 322, 323, 391 

trusts in 238 

vehicle industry 238, 291 

west coast, lights 386 

western, prune culture 437 

see a/co names of countries. 

Evans, Helen M 43 

Evans. .Jeremiah 37 

Everett, Wash 49, 193, 220 

Everly, Jeremiah 24, 99 

Evolutional geology 454 

Examinations, civil service, Philip- 
pines 261 

for carpenters in Xavy 509 

for Military Acailemy 364 

for naval orticcrs 510 

in graded schools 244 

manual of. for civil service. 261,366,490 

Navy Department 59 

Exchange, ratt's of, at Harput 321 

rate of, in Siam 67 

Excise Board of 1). C 226 

Executive appropriations 13, 189 

Executive Deiits., closed forMcKinley. 422 
E.\ecutivel)ei>artiiicnts, C'onimitteeon 119 
Executive Mansion, nmiu' changed .. 447 
Executive otlicers of Cnited States..: 516 

Executive proclamations 273,342,373 

E.xhibitioiis. ,sf< Expositions. 

Expansion, bibliography of 84 

Kxpcdiiions. I'aotingfu 395 

ExpeiKiilures 69,167,221,254, 

2',(2. SKI, :!2 1, 3C.1 , 392, 420, 447, 480, 520 
gee aho names of Departments, etc. 

Experiment Station Kecfird 51, 

208,241, 279, 344, 380,437,-503 

Experiment Station Work 52, 

208. 241 , 279, 344, 380, 411 
Experiment stations, agricultural, see 

Agric. experiment statiims. 
Experiment Stations (mice. 51.14.5,149,208, 
241 , 278, 31 1 . 344, 379, 411 , 437, 468, 503 

Explorations, Bolivia 357 

deep sea .529 

in Alaska 17,205,238,327 

Exiilosives 329 

laiuiched fr<mi balloons 516 

Exports 72, 169, 223, 2.57, 294, 295. 

327. 363, 394, 421 , 449, 4.50, 479, 482, .523 

agricultural 208, 383 

allowance of drawback 68,291 



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Page 

Exports, animalsand animal products. 207 

declared forL'.S. 291.391,447.480,502,517 

experimental, of butter 206 

gold and silver bullion 220 

of California butter 206 

of spirits in bond 256 

trade notes 390 

see <iho countries and places. 

Expositions, agric. machinery 389 

alcohol-consuming a|)paratus .517 

American, in Constantinople 165 

architecture of 309 

floating 163 

international 377, 410 

livestock 410 

see also names of expositions — 
places where held. 

Extinct animals 4.53 

Extradition. Great Britain 2-50 

Pern 162,216,274 

Switzerland 216, 274 

Ezekiel, Kate 34, 193 

Fabrics, i-cc Textiles. 

Fairhnvk.<.< ■harks W.... 17,28,117,129,202 

Fainliild. Albert H 22,138,193 

Fair]iort Harbor, Ohio, chart 451 

Faiardo. Porto Rico, chart 255 

Faleasau Bav 249 

Falkland Islands 214 

Falkoner, Michael 40, 99, 124 

Fall River, Mass 49, 193, 220 

Famine Reach, chart 443 

Fansler. Keziah 35, 193 

Fargo, N. Dak., bridge 108 

Fargo, Duluth and X. W. Ry. Co 108 

Farm animals, see Live stock. 

Farm buildings 242 

Farm card 55 

Farm drainage 242 

Farm labor 83 

Farm machinery, prices of 312 

Farm prtMJuets, see Agriculture. 

Farmer, Erie E 7 

Farmers 382 

butter-making by 277 

care of milk by 277 

directorv for 50 

forestry for 150,242,312 

reading courses for 149, 241 

roads for 52 

unions of, in Germany 289 

Farmers' bulletins 50,51,52,53, 

149,151, 206, 207, 208, 209, 239, 240. 241, 
242,243, 277, 278, 279. 280, 31 1 , 343. 345, 
378, 379, 3M), 381 . 3.s2, 411, 436, 437, 468 
Farming machinery, see Agricultural. 

Farms, poultry raising 436 

sewage d isposal 378 

wages for labor in United States. . . 412 

Farmville. Va.. topographic sheet 351 

Fame. George 124 

Farrington, Don 36, 99, 126 

Fats, edible, analy.sis of 411 

specific gravity of 278 

Fanlds, .John 8 

Fauna, coral 410 

North .\meriean 379,411 

Fawkner, .lohn G 45 

Faxardo, Porto Rico, see Fajardo. 

Fav, Edwin G 99, 121 

Favettevillc, .Vrk., topographic sheet . 211 

Feather River 467 

Fecundatii>n. of zamia 504 

Federal Convention, proceedings 480 

Federation of Women's Clubs 193 

Fee-bills, in Alaska 414 

Feeble-minded, D. C 275 

Feed, of farm animals .... 208, 278, '279, 468 

of poultry 149, 241 

of sheep 52, 34» 



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557 



I'llKC 

Fees, court I'l >ramissioiiers 44, 191 

of rartiKiiavHii rousiils 38H 

Feldspar, production, 1H99 282, 'M9 

Felix. Ala., meteorite i-M\ 

Felker, Amos \V 8 

Fellows, .(ohn \V 125 

Femme Harltor. chart ol2 

Ferguson. Andrew 8 

Ferns of North America 299 

Ferree. William E 99 

Ferrlday, Jo.xeph C 48 

Ferrocarriles. Compunia de ios, de 

I'uerto Kico .il7 

Ferry, William M 8 

Ferry , overhead, at Rouen 217, 323 

Fertilizers 278 

alfalfa 411 

bnrnyanl manure 279 

comiK>sition and use .il 

for cotton 279 

for garden crops 208 

inspection laws 51 

leifumes for green manuring 279 

uniform laws 344 

use of lime 208 

see «/*o Manures. 

Fetteriuan, Fort, Wvo 193 

Fiber, ixtle 2.=*) 

maguev, extracting machine 389 

turf...' 2o2 , 323 

Fiber Investigations Office 279 

Field assistants 4S4 

Field Bank, chart 512 

Field guns, recoil cylinders 477 

Field operations, Agrostology Divis- 
ion 411 

.'iiiils Bureau 110,144,467 

Fields, Sarah O 41 

Figs, brandy from 100, 168, 393 

Smyrna, culture of 277, 344 

Fiji Islands 162 

Filipinos, fee Philippines. 
Filled cheese, see Cneese, filled. 

Filtration of water 116, 202, 467 

Finance, Commerce and. Monthly 
Summary, see Commerce and 
Finance, Monthly Summary. 

Finance Committee, Senate 202 

Finches 455 

Findings of Court of Claims 78, 175 

Findlav, Ohio, public building 202 

Fines, D. C 7. 32 

Finfrock.John H 118 

Finland, butter trade 288 

Fire, aboard ship 251,323 

extinguishing, in Rouen 389 

Fire apparatus. (Jermany . 219,251,321,323 
Fire claims. Post-Office Department .. 477 

Fire Department. D. C 528 

Fire hose.deck 319 

Fire-insurance, in France 389, 446 

Fire protection, Puget Sound naval 

station 286 

Firearms, «ee Arms. 

Firemen, exhibition at Berlin 517 

Fireproof stairs 252 

FireprcKjfed wood 159 

Fires, forest 281 

Firing instructions, small arms 476 

Fish Commission 8".:, 

1 7^. -'■27. 299, :m>, 399, 425, 4.56, 490, 528 

bulletin, v. 18, 1898 148 

rei>ort. 1M<9 502 

signals of vessels 482 

Fish culturists .529 

Fish hatcheries, appropriations for 82 

Idaho 16, 116 

Mississippi 141 

Itah 16, 116 

Fish Hawk expedition, Porto Rico ... 4.56 



Page 

Fisher, .lohn .5S 

Fisher, .Martha CM 46, 99 

Fislierics. ,\mcrican. bibliography of. 446 
.\merican. free entry of prmlucts . . 391 

American, rights 377 

.\ustrian exhibition 321 

Canada 217, 290 

coral and pearl, in Colombia.. 2.51.323 

ex|iosition of. at Bergen 446 

exposition of. at ostcnd 321.3'.HJ 

exposition 01. ai St. I'etersourg . 321,3.S9 

Great Ijikes 178 

lobster 490 

middle .\tlantic States 490 

Mis.sissippi Kivcr 331 

New Kngland States 490 

Pacific CI >ast States 299 

pearl, Venezuela 3.58,419,479 

Porto Rico 227 

productslanded at Boston and Cilou- 
cester. 227. 2»»9. 332,366,425.456. 490..5-'9 

salmon, Alaska 167, 2.57 

salmon, British Columbia 360 

seal 360 

.Siberia 65, 219 

sponge, Cuba 2S8 

-Sponge. Florida 227,399 

see also Fish Commission — Fisheries 
Committee. 

Fisheries Committee 16, 116 

Fishes, .\merican, bibliography of 446 

as food '. 279 

collected bv P. L. Jouv, list of 366 

District of Columbia 15, 192 

eggs 529 

fossil 47a 

Hawaii 528 

in Pei-Ho 178 

information solicited 471 

Japan 398, 424, 4.56, 490 

memory in 292 

new oceanic 457 

parasites 529 

weighing of 292 

see also Fish Commission. 

Fishing, by dynamite 2.51 

Fishing banks 444, .512 

Fishing vessels 67, 99, 115, 141, 223 

Fisk, Walter L 172 

FHzqerulil. John J 30. 130 

Fitzgeralil, Maurice 19, 99 

Fitzpatrick, Johnson H 20,99 

Fitzpatrick, W. T 193 

Fiume, water route to Stettin 290,360 

Five Civilized Tribes Commission .55, 

154, 280, 470, 5a5 
Flag, I'. S.. presented by Women's Silk 

Culture -Vssociation 203 

Flagstaff, Ariz., ice caves 243 

Flannerv, William 114 

Flatfish 332 

Flatonia,Tex., topographic sheet 212 

Flax, .-Vrgentina 478 

Europe 164, 2.53 

for seed and fiber 279 

German C*, 165 

Fleas 240 

Fleming. William H 44, 140 

Fletcher, Loren 33 

Flies, carriers of di.sea.<ie 436 

ridding hou.ses of 411 

Flight 4.5:i 

Flightless auk 424 

Flinn. David 46, 99. 121 

Flint, .Maria N 26,99 

Flint River, bridge 134, 193 

Flipper, Henrv ( t 204 

Floating Ixtttles, drift of 31H 

Floods. James River, Va 209 

Flora, see Plants. 



658 



Index, 1901 



I'age 

Florida, bullfrogn 456 

claims 30 

et'onomic ent<)iiit)logy 344, 380 

liKhts 519 

maiiufaftures 438 

maps 62, 70, J54, 293, 392 

population 347 

river and harbor iinprovenieiits ... 484 

si>onge fisht-ry 227, 399 

transjiortatioh of vegetables 83 

Florida Keefs 70, 255 

Florissant. Colo., coleoptera 410 

Florists, Society of American . . 114, 140, 200 

Flounders, winter 332 

Flour, China 164, 253 

mi .ved 256 

Floyd. Charles, monument to 487 

Flumes for irrigation 212 

Fluorspar, profluctioii 349, 471 

Fliliin. Deiniis T 47, 133 

Fly nn, Mary 23, 46, 99 

Fog-signals, appropriations for 71 

lists of 169,294,325,394- 

fee also place. 

Fogs, Mo\int Tamalpais 53, 209, 243, 280 

Folds, Elizahetli M 143 

Folklore. Cliiiiese 4.i3 

Follaiisbee, Franklin 144 

Foods 468 

adulteration of 178, 179, 205, 278 

available energy of 344, 380 

Iteans and peas 241 , 279 

Birmingham, Eng., supply 163,252 

chemistry and economy of . . •. 52 

digest ibiiity of 52 

eggs '. 241 

exhibit at Han-American Expos ... 379 

exhibition, Belgrade 217 

fish 279 

for army 452 

for troops in Cuba & Porto Rico. 410, 502 

fiuictions and uses of 311 

grain, Manchuria 517 

injurious temperatures 151 

laws 207, 500 

metabolism experiments 51 

milk 208 

mn.scular work and consumption of. 344 

nutritive value and cost 15(), 208 

potatoes 276, 345 

preservatives of 276 

publ ii-at i< »ns on 437 

pure, standards for 278 

soy beans 277 

supply of, in Paris 358 

vegetable, insects affecting 344 

woan<lsii,new food plant 322,390 

iiee alf^i) Feed. 

Foot-and-mouth disease, Uruguay 65 

Forage plants, experiments. 148,239,344,380 

for hogs 208 

of the Houth 239, 381 

P«>tomac Flats 50 

sorghum 277 

SI >y Ijcans 277 

Fomker, Jonrpli IS 119 

Fori les, Charles 20, 99 

Force, Charles H 19, 137,193 

Forecaster and newspaper 470 

Forecasts, weather, aniplilicatlon of.. 277 

Foreign Affairs Committee 32, 132 

F'oreign coins, »re ("oins. foreign. 
Foreign Com. and Navigation, 1899... 238 

19tK) 257, 363 

Foreign Commerce Bureau 64, 165, 

217, 218, 251 , 252, 290, 320, 
3.57, 389,41.s,-U6,479,.516 

Foreign Mail Service 62, 161 , 215, 

2.50, 287, 319, 3.56,:iK7, 417, 445, 447, 514 
Foreign markets H8, 150' 



Page 
Foreign .Markets .Sec. 52,1.50, •208.279,346,383 

Foreign powers, naval estimates 416 

Foreign Kelations, 1S9.5-97, claim.s 360 

1H9H 320, 342 

1899 445 

Foreign Kelations Com. 16, 116, 342. 377, 409 

Forest (ires 281 

Forest Queen, steamer 30 

Fore.st Reservations and Protection of 

< Jame (v>mmittee 116 

Forest reserves 50, 281, 410 

.■VppMlacliian Mountains 50,116 

instructions to officers of 55, 211 

lands in lieu of lands in 245 

laws 154 

maps 154 

national ..; 470 

right of way 347 

timber 506 

see alio names of reserves. 

Forestry, eastern Siberia 389, 446 

Forestry Bureau (formerly Fore.stry 

Division I. .\gric. Dept 52, 

I.tO, 2US, 242, 312. 3M1, 411, 423, 437, 469 

Forestry Bureau, Philippines 397,423 

Forestrj' Di\ision, gee Forestry Bureau, 

Agriculture Department. 
Forests, care of, India and Canada. 164,2.53 

care of. southern Appalachians 276 

Guatemala 357 

in middle West 276, 381 

investigations, l,S77-98 .50 

progress in care of. 1900 276 

to print report of 145, 195 

see also Forestry Bureau. 

Forge, cavalry 396 

Forged steel common shells 444 

Forked Deer River 484 

Formaldehyde, as disinfectant 449 

Formosii, bfiekmaking 251, 323 

coal 66 

Fort Ann, N. Y., topographic sheet 212 

Fort Logan, Mont., topographic sheet. 283 
Fort Seott, Kans., topographic sheet .. 57 
Fort Worth, Tex., Polk Stock-Yards.. 343 

Fortescue Bav, chart 443 

Fortifications 29, 114, 173, 193, 329, 487 

ap))ropriations for land -524 

sea-coast 487 

Forts, see Military posts — names of 
forts. 

Foss, George E 45 

Fo.ssil wood 472, 473 

Fossils 378, 473 

fresh-water shells 528 

plants, Esmeralda formation 282 

tertiarv, in Philippines 348 

Foster, Albert 37, 99, 124 

Foundlings, Washington Hospital 

for 243 

Four Sisters, schooner 176 

Fourehe Harbor 248 

Fourth of .lulv claims .501 

Fourth Pool Connecting R. R 134, 197 

Fonts, Mary J 43, 99, 125 

Foviung Einua Anchorage, chart 512 

Fowler, George 121 

Fowler, .lohn E 409 

Fowlkes, William S 176 

Fowls, src Poultry. 

Fox, Benjamin F 501 

Fox,Cvrus A.B 41,99 

Fox, William 38, 100 

Fox, ship 79 

Fox. sloop 176 

Fox Indians, .treSac and Fox Indians. 

Fox River Valley 113 

Foxes, arctic 4.53 

Fraker,(;corge W 134 

Framingham, Mass., topog. sheet 350 



January — 1)k(KMbek 



5r)9 



Franco, iiorial nnvipition 3X9.440 

rtjfrifiiltunil (.■diicutioii 27t) 

agrii'iiltiiial (ir^iuiizations iM 

Aiin'rican hii'yrles 321,418 

Anu'rican hiinrier 217, 3iJ3 

AiiuTic-aii shoes ami Ijoots 252. 323 

AiiU'ricaii tin nlates 252 

AnuTican traiU-, how to create. 2.52. ;i5i) 

carpet renovator titi 

celliiloiil, inaimfaetlire of 2S8 

chestnut cultivation 65, 21S 

cinemato{;rai>h for tdind 217, 2W 

coal Gti. 217, 251, 321 , 323, 3itO 

colTee importation 164, 253 

commercial convention 4is 

copi)er ore 3.5S 

detoninn device in 517 

Kdward III as KiiiK 455 

tire-insurance opportunities ... 389,446 

gas water-heater 321 , 390 

Haiti, taritr treat v with 163 

ice 65,389,446 

inheritance taxation 389, 479 

labor 252. 323 

lace makers' strike 217,323 

mail train, rapid 322 

merchant marine 66. 219 

military colonization 251. 323 

mining concessions 322. 391 

penal code 447 

report on Costa Rica 388 

sardines 4.57 

school in Greece 389 

ships' fittings 218 

shooting cannon at clouds 517 

silk 65,219,479 

spraying machines 359, 419 

steam generator in 517 

steamship lines 67, 3'22, 390, 446 

tariff on corn 251, 323 

ta.\ on alcohol and wine 163, 252 

tobacco 517 

troops in north China 395 

tuberculosis 5'22 

wages, attachment of 165, 2.53 

wall-paper 4S0 

wheat 390, 446, 480 

wine 66,218,219,291 

wool 165 

Franchise, elective, see Suflrage. 

Franchises, Porto Rico 67 

Frank, p:mil 36 

Frankfort, (iermany. horse meat 3'21 

life-saving service exposition 358 

machinery exi>ositiou 252 

Franking. lor Amer.Republics Bureau. 418 

Franks, document, printing on '204 

Franz .losef Land '280 

Framis. Cuban postal 515 

Frauiliilcnt practices, information of . 71 
Fred Steele. Fort, Wyo., topog. sheet .. 157 

Free-deli verv 515 

rural .....' 162, 276, 382 

Free Delivery Division 162,477 

to lease premi.ses for 8. 46 

Free-swimming copepods 399 

Freedman's Savings and Trust Co 521 

Freedmen, .-vy Negroes. 

Freedmen's Hospital 244, 439 

FrecinHii. Will lam 48 

Freemantle. .-" Kremantle. 
Freezing, set Frost. 

Freight, cars for, German railroads '251 

government. transportation of 7H 

rates. Brazil 321 

rates, N. Y. Citv to Australia Wi 

rates. 1900 343 

rates, Prussia, coal 6ti 

rates, rebates of. in England 65,219 

see alxo Interstate Commerce Comn. 

1421— No. 84—02 1 



Page 
Fremanlle. Western Australia, chart.. 443 

Fremont, .lessie B .50«) 

French, Daniel C 117 

French. «v France. 

French .\lrica, ctr .\frica. 

French Guiana. Brazilian boundary.. 64 

French Railroad Company '. .. 166 

French Stale Railway ..." , 66 

Kreiiclnnans Bay ...'. 510 

Fresliels, s/r Floods. 

Friedeborn. Virginia R 43,im).P27 

Fringillida' 455 

Frisbee, John B 43, 100, Wl 

Frisbcy , Rachel 100 

Frogs, cultivation of 332 

sec alui) Bullfrogs. 

Frontera. .Mex., steamer at 321 

Frontier ( 'ounty . Nebr 8, 274 

Frontier land clubs 455 

Frost. -Marv R 30, 193 

Frost '243, CMil 

lirevention of "289, '350 

Frost-resisting strawberries 411 

Frostburg.Md., topographic sheet 441 

Fruin, Robert 81 

Fruit, .Vmerican, in China 66 

.\iiierieaii. in foreign countries '207 

.\merican.in Germanv 164,2,53 

brandy from 100,168,393 

California 504 

California vs. Spanish '289. 3.59 

exhibit of, at Moscow 358 

Malaga 66 

naming and exhibiting of '276 

peach twig-borer "278 

preserving of 216, 3.5S 

progress in industry, 1900 "276 

refrigeration of 276, 3.82 

spraving for diseases of 53, 345 

trade in West Imlies 65,'219 

trade of United States '288 

trees, fumigators for 411 

use of irrigation 241 

see aho Pomologv Division. 

Frv. .lames M 100 

Frye, Cha rles 39, 100 

Fuca, Strait of, Kce Juan de Fuca. ^ 

Fuel, Brazilian imfKirts 388 

for locomotives, in Great Britain. . . 05 

gas 3-22, 391 

liquid, in steamers 06 

liquid air 217 

new. for Swedish railroads 517 

new. in Germany 3-58 

powdered coal 64 

Spanish exposition of.. 217,289,290,359 

Fuka I 'ra 211 

Fuku I'ra 214 

Fuller, Carroll W 35, 100 

Fuller's earth, 7>roduction .56, 349, 471 

Fumigators. carl>on bisulphide 436 

for fruit-trees 411 

Fungasjir Harbor "249 

Fungi, on forest trees "276, 382 

Fungicides 278 

Funk, Gabriel M 'i'l.lOO 

Furnaces, .smoke-consuming 359,419 

Furniture "292 

American, in Kngland 1&I,'253, 517 

American, in Netherlands 322.3'.»1 

German y ('^5. 219. -IS'J. 3-59 

Furs 517 

Furv. Elizabeth 40, 1'23, 193 

Fiisiiiki .\nchorage '285 

Fusible plugs, for marine boilers 480 

Futuna.we Krronan. 

Gaddis, William 35, 100 

Gage Canal, duty of water 150 

Galena River 486 

Galicia, coal 288 



660 



Index, 1901 



Page 

Gallatin Range, topographic sheet ... 315 

Gallatin Vallev.diitv of water 1-50 

Galleries of Historv and Art 410 

GaUiiuier. Jacob II. . 14. 15.20.113,121,158,201 

Gallion.Kphraini H 142 

Galveston. Tex., chart 70 

fortitications 73 

harbor 75 

steam launch for 100 

Galveston Bay 70, 75 

Gamba, F 515 

(iwnbb. Rnhnt ./ 500 

Game. D. C 15, 31, 192 

laws 411,436 

protection of 240 

Garbage 275 

crematory, Norfolk, Va IHl 

Garden truck 412 

Gardens, for schools 238, 284, 289, 360 

history of their development 297 

market-, fertilizers for 208 

vegetable 279 

»re aim Horticulture. 

Gardens and Grounds Division 150 

Gardner, .lohii H 27,100 

Gardner. Mary F 21, 135. 193 

Gardner. Nathan 527 

Gardner, William H 36,193 

Garfield Hospital 116 

Gas, acetylene, for lighthouses 251 

acetvlene, in German v 64 

Canada 217, 290 

compared with electricity 217,290 

engines in foreign countries 323 

inspector of , D. C 31 

Lucas light 358 

Mond fuel 322, 391 

natural 321,349,419,472 

Vienna exposition of apparatus 66 

Welsbach burners 252, 323 

Ga.s-bubble disea.se of fish 399 

Gas-check. Gerdom 329 

Gas-engines, Denmark 358 

Gas-pipes, for militarv posts 77,173,225 

Gas water-heater....". 321.390 

Ga.soliue.on automobiles ... 14,33,110,223 

Gasparilla Island, Fla 133 

Gasparilla Sound 105 

Oaston. Athelston 37, 135 

Gate Citv, Va., topographic sheet 350 

Gates, .Tessc F 8,46 

Gates, Puget Sound naval station 61 

Gatton, James 40,100,121 

Gangers 222, 519, 521 

Gaugers' weighing manual 71 

Gauges 387 

Gault, Cvrus 48 

Gaiise. Charles E 15,98 

Gause. John H 15, 98 

Gay. E.Bradford 38,100,122 

Gazetteers, I'orto Rico 413 

Gear, John H 409 

Geddings. Henry D 64 

Geelong, Victoria 387 

Geese, standard breeds 206, 343 

tratlic in, at Berlin C6 

Geibel.John 41,100 

General .Vpjirai.sers. ncr .Appraisers. 
General Federation of Women's Clubs. 193 
General (Jrant Nat. Park, srr Sequoia 
and (Jeneral Grant Nat. Park.«. 

General Land Othce .55,1.54,- 

21 1 . 24 4, 2.H1 .314, 347, 3H4, 413. 439, 50(i 
decisions. .51, 1.52,210,281,347,384,438,470 

delii'iencv appropriation 8, 29 

report, 1 W 205 

report, ISVW 205 

General orders, adjutant-general 74. 

171,224, 2.58, 284, 29.5.327. 
364 , 395, 422, 4.50, 4S3, 524 



Page 
General orders, adjutant-general, 1881- 

1900, index 364 

Engineer Department 172, 

258, 295. 328. 3tV4, 395, 422, 451, 525 

Navv Department .59. 159, 

213. 247. Sir,. -.Vvi, 3.s.5,414,442, 475, .509 

Revenue Cutter Service 72, 363 

Generators, steam. F"rance 517 

Gene va,.\ la., bridge 97,133 

Geneva, Switzerland, electric ry .. 251,323 

Geneva Convention, 1864 516 

Geneva Countv, .\la., bridge 32. 96 

Geodesy 324, 361 

Geodetic .\.ssociation. International .. 70 

Geographic names. Alaska 281 

Geographic Names Board, decisions .. 178, 

261,332 

to print report of 145, 274 

Geographv .' 453 

Geologic atlas of United States . . . 1.55, 282, 
348, 385, 440, 471 

Geological age of earth 297 

Geological Survev 5.5, 1.55, 211, 

245, 281, 314. 348, 384,413,439, 471, 506 

bulletins 1.57-1.59 148 

bulletins 160, 161 148 

bulletins 162-169 275 

bulletins 170-176 310 

monographs 147, 410 

report. 1«98, pts. 1, 4-t; .50 

report, 1899 2.38. 378, 410, 502 

report. 1900 .' 470 

to print report of 145 

Geology 260, 378, 454 

age of earth determined bv 297 

Philippine Islands 391 

.•■■ff aho (Geological Survey. 

Georgetown . Ascen.sion Island 60 

Georgetown. S. C. public building 202 

Georgetown and Tennallytown Ry... 177 

Georgetown Barge and Dock Co 81 

Georgia, courts of U. S 97, 140 

grasses of 148 

labor 228 

lights 519 

manufactures 506 

maps 62, 293, 520 

negro landholders in 400 

population 347 

river and harbor improvements ... 484 

Georgia Pine Railway 134, 193 

Gerdom gas check 329 

German east .\frica..sf'' .Africa. 

German Orphan .Asylum .\ssoc .. 15,32,98 

Germany, acet ylene gas r. petroleum . . 64 

agriculturai machinerv in 479 

alcohol as fuel ' 288 

.American advertisements 64,218 

American bank 321 

American commercial agreement. . 274 
.American exports and industries.. 165 

American fruit 164,253 

•Vraerican goods, how to sell 164 

.Vmcrican lumber 164, 2.53 

.\mer. manufactured products. 289.359 

.American preserves 289, 360 

American prosperity. view of . 65,66,219 

American trade with 358, 446 

.\nu'rican vines 218 

.\nstralasia, trade 165 

automobile litu-. trolley 290 

automobile slcigli 217 

bakery ri'gulations lf>5 

beer, methwl of cov)ling 2-51 

benzine substitute, prize for 64 

bicycles 165, 389, 479 

blood oranges 322 

blotting i)aper 321,419 

Brazil, settlements in 289 

breadstnffs 321 , 419 



January — Decemheu 



)61 



Germany, briqiuntes ;W, 479 

bronze powiler 3o7, 419 

cable ir.3 

ealeium carbide ti.i, lils 

Canada, tra<ie ti5. liM, -^'y^ 

canals 1(14, Ifio. jsy. :{.)7 

canned meat ir)4. •J.Vi, 'js't 

Centml Amer. interests. 217, .'nl , •J.S9, jyo 

children in foreign countries 251 

cities, growth of 6,'), 219 

coal &5. 1(>4, 21S, is**, 2«0. 359 

commercial association in Japan .. 358 

commercial attaches 217, 251 

commercial information office. 217,323 
commercial methods in So. Amer.. 418 

commercial rivalry in Brazil 415 

compidsory insurance 2G2 

consular system 1 (!5, 251 

copper in ." 2.*<8, :i58. ;i59 

corn 217, 218, 323 

cotton industry tiO. 164 

crops ." 1 04 . 252. 288, :i5y 

department stores 289. 359 

dried apricots 217, 290 

economic pn )grcss 65, 219 

eggs, preservation of 358 

electric lighting 65,1C>4,219,290 

electric railroads KU, 289, 290, 359 

English language in schools 251 

exports to centers of war 321 

exports to United States 389, 446 

farmers' unions 289 

fire apparatus 219,251,321 

flax 66, 1&5 

foreign commerce, 1900 359 

fuel, new 358 

furniture 65, 219, 289, 359 

gla-ss industry 218, 290, A58 

grain trade 389, 446 

grapes 218,219.291 

Great Britain, cable to 288 

Greece, investment.s in 321 

Haiti, customs war with 289, 359 

industrial crisis 66, 165 

industrial organization 219 

industrial situation in 358 

insurance law 517 

invalid insurance 65. 219 

iron and machinery 164 

iron and steel 165, 218 

labor and manufacture 66 

lace industry 389 

lead pencils 252 

leather 321, 419, 479 

life-saving apparatus 252. 3.59 

linoleum, demand for 289 

liquid bronze 321 

magnalium 217 

manufacturers and tariff 479 

manufactures 217, 290 

meat inspection 206, 217, 289, 290. a59 

medical degrees 165 

mercerized I ■< It ton 3.58,419 

metal exnorts and imports 390,446 

milk adulteration 217 

mining syndicate in Sp)ain 217,290 

money in Samoa 390 

Mosel-Saar canal 65 

musical instruments 390, 446 

oeher 165 

paper 05,218,219,323 

patent oflice practice 479 

penal code 447 

perfumery 218, 323 

phylloxera 289 

Portland cement exported 479 

I'orto Kico. plows in 289 

postal cards 218 

p<itatoes for America 289 

public libraries 289 



I'age 

Germany, publishers' congress 322, .391 

puddlefl steel 322 

railroad employees, school for 3'22 

railroa<ls, freight cars 251 

rice trust 164, '253 

Russia, meat in 219 

sewing-machines 517 

ships 390 

silkworms 3.59 

slag from grates, removing 3'22 

smoke-consuming furnaces 359, 419 

South .\merican trade . '289,321,359,390 

steam heating and plimibing 479 

steamship, new 289 

steamship lines 65, 164, 165, '289, 360 

steel pens 517 

Stein's ijolicv at Vieiimi Congress. . 455 

.stone, artificial '217, '290 

street-car heaters 218 

.strikes 218, '291 

Suez Canal, traffic in :i59 

tarilT 65, 06, 

165, 217, '251, '290, 3'23, 3.5.S, 384, 446, 479 

technical bureau 321 

telci>lione. long-distance '252 

textile industry 105,291 

tobacco 479 

toy industry 252, 323 

trade. 1900 '289 

trade-marks, foreign 65, 219 

trade methods 289, 359 

treaty with Salvador 418 

tri<'liiTiosis in .503 

troops, in China 395,416 

tuberculosis 165 

typewriters 262, 333 

veneer, new 3"22 

view of .\meriean Republics Bu- 
reau 445 

wheat, duty on 165 

wine ." 218, 219, 291, 480 

wine-trade directory 290 

wire-nail trust '218 

woolen industry 3'22, 391 

woolen yarn 252, 360 

Gettysburg National Park Commission 73 

Gibbs, William H 26,100 

Gibraltar, coal trade 66 

Gibraltar, Mich., spirit leveling 69 

Gibson, Ucnrii R 38, 47, 136, 147, 501 

Gibson, I.saac 39 

GilTord, Andrew H 138 

GifTord, Sylvanus A 42, 100, 123 

Gila River or Sacaton Reservation. 54,139 

Gilbert, Franklin I '26,100 

Gilbert, George G '203 

Gillen, Helen 37 

Gillingwaters, J. E 49 

Gillingwaters, Laura S 49 

Oilman, Katharine J 100, 1'22, 142 

Gilpin, Julia A '24,100 

Ginn, James 176 

Girls' Reform School, D. C 31, 116 

Glacial sculpture of Bighorn Mts. . '282, 472 

Glacier Peak 351 

Gla.sgow, .American engines in 389, 446 

292 
165 
3'23 
•290 
•253 
*22 
219 
a58 
134 



Glass . 

Kg.vpt 

exhibit. Pans Exposition 251, 

Germany 218, 

I>f)rniine 164, 

strike in Belgian works 

works in Roumania 65, 

Glas.s-l»lowing. by compres-sed air 

Gla.ssport Bridge' Company 106, 

Gloucester, Ma.xs.. fishery products ... : 
•299, 332, 366, 399, 425, 4.56, 490, 

Gloves 

Glyptias 

Gnagg, Nancy 



629 
•292 
299 
147 



562 



Index, 1901 



I'age 

Goats. Angora 51, 206, 410 

roundworms 378 

skins, Spain 67 

Gobioid ti-lit's 424 

Godfrey, Kdwin J 138 

Godfrev, Loiiisji N 100, 119 

Gold, Australasia 217, 290 

British Columbia 164,253 

coin for Kol<l bars 193 

Ecuador 320 

imports and exports of 220 

Korea , mines 389, 446 

parity with silver 30,31,131 

production 72, 282, 34H, 357 

Rivera 388 

Samoa 289, 359 

Seward Peninsula 440 

Good Intent, vesrel 176 

Gootle, (icorge B 227, 238 

Goodfellow, Julia S 35,100 

Goodwin. Frank 73 

Goodwin, Oliver P 143 

Goodwin, Theophilns 25 

Goodyear, C. P 47 

Goose, see Geese. 

Gordon, William 43,100 

Gorges, Fort 173 

Gosport Kavy-Yard, see Norfolk. 

Goss, .James R 117 

Gossett, Alexander 136 

Gothenburg, electric railways 217 

Gothenburg system of liquor traffic... 262 

Government, of Porto Rico 516 

Government Actuarv 292, 

325, 362, 393, 420, 448, 481, 521 
Government bonds, see Loans and Cur- 
rency Division. 
Government buildings, see Public 
buildings. 

Government contracUs 57, 78, 280 

Govt, documents, see Documents. 

Govt. Hospital for Insane 132,157 

Government officials, delinquent 67 

new offices created 273 

qualifications, 1619-1899 82 

Register (Hlue Book) 505 

removal by Presidents 82 

reports 500 

Government ownership, see Munici- 
pal ownership. 

Government Printing Office 82, 

178, 227, 261, 299, 366, 425, 457, 490, 529 

new building 484, 525 

report, 1899 310 

Government railroads, Europe 359,419 

Government supplies, Indians 57, 280 

Governors Island 76, 78 

Gowaniis Creek Channel 486 

Grade crossings, D. (; 94 

Graded schools, promotions in 244 

Graduate study at Washington 344 

Graff. Joseph V 30, 39, 130, 136, 203 

Graham, Harvey 41,100 

Graham, Williani T., alias 118 

Grain. Anur. el»-vator for, at Leith. 321, 390 

crop in Russia 389, 446 

crop in Uruguay 516 

dealings in futures 358 

exports from Persia 358,419 

exports from Turkey 358 

for scniiarid regions 437 

injurious insects 240 

I-aiin America (>4 

new Canadian route for 165 

snnit.s 242 

taxes in China 517 

trade In Germany 389, 446 

world's j>roduction 66,219 

Grain illstilleries 621 

Grain f<Kids, Manchuria 517 



Page 

Granada. Colo., topographic sheet 56 

Grand IsUiml, bridge 134 

Grand Portage Reservation... 100,117,198 
Grand Rapid.s, 111.. Wabash River. 47,106 
Grand Teton, see Hayden. Momit. 

Granite Range, topographic sheet 283 

Grant, Clysses ,S.. statue of 100 

Grant National Park, see .Sequoia and 
General Grant National Parks. 

Grapes, barrels for ' 166 

brandy from 393 

di.scases of, on Pacific coast 242 

Germany 218, 291 

in the South 242, 279 

insect enemies 379 

Malaga 165 

Graphic tables, naval powers 416 

Graphite 348 

Bavarian r. Ce vlon 217, 290 

production, 1899 349 

Grapnels 386 

Grass River 76 

Grass Valley, Cal., topographic sheet . 283 

Grasses, investigations 344, 380 

see (tli'o Agrostology Division. 

Grasshoi.pers 240, 436 

Gratton. William T 8 

Graves, Mary E 80 

Graves, Samuel, jr 80 

Gravity 324, 361 

determinations of 69 

Gray, Ambrose W 527 

Grav, George 11 

Gray, Minnie 43, 101, 125 

Gray, Rebecca J 38, 127, 194 

Gray, Sarah C 527 

Graylings 332 

Grays Harbor, Wash 361 

Grays Point, Mo., bridge 9 

Grays Reef Passage 248 

Grayson, William K 42 

Great Britain, aerial navigation .. 288,390 

American bicycles 321 

American coal 66 

American eggs in 207 

American furniture 161,253,517 

American guns, tests of 66 

American iron 321 

American jam 164, 253 

American salesmen in 390, 446 

American underwear 66,219 

animal products, imports of 207 

apples 64, 218 

Argentine commerce 216 

army, post exchanges 113 

Army Temperance Association 201 

automatic lorry 322, 390 

ba rley " 321 

blotting paper, demand for 251 

Brazilian commerce 216, 445 

cable to Germany 288 

Canadian poultry 164,253 

coal export tax .' 321,390 

colonial ))olicy 455 

conspiracy and protection of prop- 
erty act 228 

copper ore 358 

cotton goods in Latin America. 321, 390 

dredging machine 66 

education in 439 

exiios. of i)roductsinSt. Petersburg. 321 

. extradition treaty with U. S 250 

Fiji Islands, .\merican citizens 162 

freight rebates 65, 219 

history, bibliography of 81, 4.55 

horses, market for 289 

Iceland, trade with 164 

industrial depression 163, 252 

knitting machines 66 

Latin .\merican trade 288 



January — December 



563 



I'age 
• Jreat Britain, locomotive-fuel con- 
tracts 65 

locomotives 289, 359, 38S 

machines for paper hangings 252 

militarv()i>erati()nsin south Africa. 395 

Mond fiu'l gas 322, 391 

naval and military exhibition 218 

Nicaragua Canal.'. 116, 140 

Pacific telegraph cable 321,390 

rural free-delivery 515 

sale agents 359 

.South American tra<ie 357, 388 

tariff 517 

tenure of property 162, 274, 356 

trade-unions 65, 219 

t rade with Canada 165 

tr«K)ps in nortii China 395 

wages in iron trade 165, 218 

war supplies from U. .S 132, 106, 216 

wireless telegrai>hy 165 

workmen's cunipensjition act 169 

Great Falls and did Dominion Ky 31 

Great Harb it, chart 255, 520 

Great Lakes 2.58, 484 

canalst<).\tlantic Ocean 364 

chart 295 

commerce of 223 

fisheries 178 

list i.f lights 294 

meteorological chart 151,312 

rotat< >ria of 399 

see aho Northern and Northwest- 
ern Ijikes Survey. 

Great Lakes and Hudson Bav Rv 165 

Great .Silt Lake "...".. 209, 243 

Greatfalls, M(»nt., topographic sheet .. 350 

Greece, currants 65, 218 

electricitv 389,446 

French school in 389 

German interests 321 

indu.strial development 217, 323 

sulphate of copper 322, 451 

Green Bay 258, 285 

Green clover worm 436 

Green pea-louse 278 

Green Run Inlet, tor)Ographic sheet... 507 

Greenawalt,. Mel Vina 12:}, 194 

Greene, .Marie B 42, 101, 123 

Greene, Willidm I. 378 

Greene, W'UUam S 141 

Greene, Fort 117 

Greeneville, Tenn -28. 1.57 

Greenhouses, in summer 411 

Greenland. Danish commerce with... 321 

Greenleaf. Richard O 39, 101 

Greenspond 248 

Greer Cnuuty, Okla 12 

Grenada Count v, Miss., bridge 33,112 

Griftin. William C 26,101 

Gritliths. .Marv E 41,101 

Grills. Esther Ann 25, 137, 194 

Grimes, Pleasant 527 

GrofT, J.J S 

Groshon, Nellie L 8 

Gros.«, William 42, 101, 119 

Grosvenor, ClmrhK II 141 , 147 

Grouping of public buildings 309 

Grout. WiUiam W 29 

(irout bill, nee Oleomargarin. 

liriiw, (ialiiyUn A 501 

Grubbs Lauding, beacon 33, 101 

Guadalajara 216, 445 

Guadeloupe, .Vmerican s»imple room . . 165 

finances in \(A 

machinery 165 

liuam fir Guajan I.sland 475 

naval government of U.S 509 

sjinitary reiKirt 476 

typhoon near 318 

Guano 47h 



I'age 

Guard duty, manual of 257 

Guardhoti.s'es 61 

Guatemala 64, 

U)3, 260, 321 , *57, 390, 41H, 445, 478, 516 

American school metho<Js 164 

jiarcels-post convention 68 

railroads r»5, 219 

rubber 219 

steamship ctmtnict 218 

tariff 1(>4 

trade openings «')6 

Guatemalan Northern Railway a 219 

Gnayanilla, I'orto Rico, chart 420 

Guaya(|uil, electric ry. and lighting .. 479 

railwav 418 

wharf '2.50, 251 

Guavaipiil and (iuito Rv 320 

Gubat. I'.l.. chart 415 

Guckes, Henry 25, 137, 194 

Gulf, «r name of gulf. 

Gulf coast, bullfrogs 4.56 

lights and fog-signals 39-1 

Gulf porl^. s. s. lines from Europe. . 322, 391 

Gum, t^klcle, in Mexico 3«9 

Giin^irriages 396, 452, 489 

^^jotors for 477 

fiil for cylinders .526 

Gun Factory, Naval 514 

Guncotton ." 319 

Gunnery, manual of instruction 61 

»•«' aim Artillerv 

Gunpowder '. 22.5, 329 

smokeless 416, 417 

Gunpowder River, topographic sheet. -506 

Guns 329,330 

American, British tests of 66 

apprf)priations f<ir 524 

field, recoil cylinders 477 

for Indian schools 57 

manufacture of 417 

rapid-fire 173, 329, 330, 3% 

16-inch breech-loading rifle 259 

see aho Arms. 

Gurdon, .\rk., topographic sheet 440 

Guthrie, Esther B 144 

Guttapercha 163,2.h9,3(»,479 

Guyton, John M 194 

Gu/.mi'm. Horacio 288 

Gymnastics, Swedish 153 

Gvmnodont fishes 490 

Gypsum 349, 382, 472 

H"abana,.«fc Havana. 

Hagfish 366 

Hague convention 388 

Hailstorms, see Storms. 

Hair, curled 387 

Haiti 163, 288, 320, 3«8, 41^, 478 

coffee 389 

commercial conditions 517 

tinances of '251 , 323 

Germpn customs war 2.S9, 359 

tariff 389 

tobacco .516 

Halljertsma, Jakobina 43, 101 , 122 

Hale, EiK/ene 114, 

■ 118, 1.59, 202, 247, 509, 510, 513, 514 

Hall,,Foseph T. H 130 

Hall, Julia L 130 

Hall, William N 126,143,194 

Hall.Zillah 79 

Hall of Records, D. C 146 

Hallowcll,Joel H 19,101 

Halsev, Stephen B 174 

Haltnortb, Otto 46, 101 

Hamada. ,iai>Hn 354 

Hamar, Fcniinand 140 

HambHK.k Bar 14,33,101 

Hamburg, commerce with Cuba 517 

egg trade 207 

rapid transit to Berlin 217,323 



664 



Index, 1901 



rage 

HaniburK-Anier. Steamship Co 3.t8, 446 

Haraill, Marin K 40,1.26,194 

Hiimiltoii. Mont., t<ii«>graijliie sheet... 315 

Hamilton Co., N. Y., forest re.serve 312 

Hamilton, Fort, Ohio 140 

Hamilton. .Mt., t<»i>oKraiJhic sheet 211 

Hammonii,.'^arah S 24,101 

Hammonil. Inil., iiiihlic building 129 

Hamixlen. Me., Dix monument 17,204 

Hancoek Count v, Ill.,dnm 106 

Hancock. Fort .' 329,523 

Hand aixl machine labor 274,300 

Handbook. .soldier's 258 

Handkerchiefs, China 517 

Hanger, Jacob L 118 

JIuuiia, Maicun A 14 

Hannali, brig 176 

Hannitin, Dennis 23 

Hanover, automobiles for fire dept . . . 251 

llnnshrough, Henry C. 129 

Hansel, .liicob C 39, 101, 126 

Harbaugh, Kate 37, 101 

Harbison, Andrew J 101, 121 

Harbors, see Engineer Department — 
Rivers and harbors. 

Harden, .buiies \V 25, 138, 194 

Harding. Norman B 79 

Hanlison. (ialjriel 527 

HardiMin, Cabriel L 527 

Hardman. AVilliam 516 

Hardv.John A 126,143,194 

Hardy, Xanev T 46, 101, 121 

Hare, Levi C 42, 101, 123 

Harlem River 486 

Harlequin cabbage bug 207 

Harmer, Alfred C. 341 

Harney Peak 351 

Harper, James 138 

Harpoot, Turkey, climate 412 

exhibit of American goods 3-58, 446 

rates of exchange at 321 

Harput, sre Harpoot. 

Harris, Joshua B 41, 101 

Harris. William A 14, 17, 114, 118 

Harris, Port, chart 443 

Harri.son. Benjamin 206, 274 

Harrison. Emily H 8 

Harrison. Ceorge W 8 

Harrisonburg, Va., topographic .sheet. 351 

Hartford. Alexander F 124, 274 

Hartiens. Adolpli 79 

Hartiens, Mary R 79 

Hartiens, Sidney L 79 

Hartie?is, William W 79 

Hartvillc. Wyo., topf)graphic sheet... 2,s4 
Harvard rniv.,meteorolog. station... 163 

Harve v, Rebecca 8 

Haskell Institute 1.57,. 507 

Haskins, Samuel N 22, 101 

Hastings, Sarah 101, 120 

Hats, .Mexico 479 

Panama 165 

Hau.se. Edward 101,124 

Havana, exhibition of Spanish goods. 289 

vital statistics 478 

Havana, Department of 171, .502 

Hawaii 212, 409, .507 

agricultural resources 144,241,274 

appropriations for 68 

chart 392, 512 

Chine.se natives U]S 

claims against I'nited States 451 

clinuite 3.^3, 412, 438, 470, 504 

currency 1 19, 147 

fisli 399, .528 

flora of ;{.-)7 

governor's report, 1900 244 

irrigation 241 

mails for 417 

manufactures .'HMi 



Page 
Hawaii, parcels-post rates to Amster- 
dam 2-52 

population 347 

post route map 62 

receipts from duties 147, 199 

subports of entry 14,47,194 

tariff. Supreme Court.. . 145, 259, '274, 330 

Hawes, Eugene M '23 

Hawkins, Cliarles 43, 101, 122 

Hawkins, Thomas R 5"27 

Hawlvij, Joseph R 17, 118 

Hay. James 45 

Hav Liike Channel 76 

Hay-Pauncefote treaty 499 

Hayden. Edward E 8 

HaVden, (ieorge B 8 

Ha'vden, Mount 351 

Haynes, David C 30 

Hays, Cornelia 123, 144, 194 

Hayivard. Monroe L 5, 378 

Hav wards, Cal., topographic sheet 349 

Hazing, Military Academv 13,141.502 

Health, Philippine Island's 391 

public, in D. C 398 

Health Department of D.C 259 

Health Reports, see Public Health. 

Heal V, Fannv 34, 101 

Heat ." 438 

effect of, on agriculture 383 

Heater, Caroline H 5'27 

Heater, Charles \V 5'27 

Heath, Orra H 44 

Heating, appliances, expos. 217.289.290.359 
of offices, \Va.shington Xavy-Yard.. 286 

of .'street cars ". 218 

of water 321,390 

stoves for foreign trade "253 

Heaton,01ie 27,101 

Heatwole, Joel P 144, 204 

Hebel, Louis 8 

Hegwer, Henrv 21, 134, 194 

Heitz, Christina 41 

Helmer, Minerva M '27, 137, 194 

Hemenway, James A '29, .501 

Hemp, .\nierican 247 

Hendersi m Island, chart 512 

Hendersons Point 76, 113 

Hendricks, Elizabeth '24, 101 

Hendriek.son, Joseph E 8 

Henlopen, Cape, chart 521 

Hennepin, 111., topographic sheet 349 

Henrietta, sloop .527 

Henrv, B. H 162 

Henrv, B. R 162 

Henrv, Eunice 41, 127, 194 

Henry, James C 119 

Henry, Patrick 48 

Henrv Countv, 111., bridge 33,108 

Hensiev, Elizabeth 176 

Hepburn. William P 33,133,501 

Heptatrema 331 

Herbarium, National, contributions 

from 345, 411, 468 

Hering, Alfred 8 

Hermit crabs 82. 331, 4.57 

Hennosa, S. Dak., topographic sheet . '246 

Herriman, Sarah '22, 101 

Hickey. .lames 39, 127. 194 

Hickory, N.C., topographic sheet 315 

Hide-powder tests 278 

Hides, of cattle 360 

Higgins, Joel C, 176 

Higirins, Richard 176 

High Plains 440,472 

High schools 439 

Highmore, S. Dak., grass experiments '239 

Higlit, Jacob 34,101 

Hightower, Marmaduke D 176 

Hill. KhrnczerJ 30 

Hill, Edgar 40, 10-2, 1'25 



January — December 



565 



Paxe 

inil.Fniiiklin J., alias 141 

Hill.Jiilins F 141 

Hill. I'ttir M 30,126, 1«4 

Hill.S.Jusii- 121 

Hillstioro Point 33,102 

llilo Hay, c-hart 255 

Hiltiiii Lumber Conipauy 202 

Hiiitliinaii, Biirwell " 27, 102 

Hiiuliistaii. xii- India. 

Hinkk. Henry K 39,127,194 

Hirasawa Wan 354 

Hissey, GeorKe W 42, 102, 125 

Historical Manuseripts Commission .. 4.55 

H istorical sciences 389 

History, hooks on 291, 4S0 

national f,'alleries of 410 

■■'cr 'i/.-(i American Historical A.sso- 
ciiition — Military historv. 

Jlilt. Hiibtrt A' ." ; 32, 132 

Hi\va<scc Hiver 70 

Hixson,. Maria H 8 

Hoar, (ieorijc F 13 

Hobart. Garret A 5, 378 

Hoerr, Jacob 35, 102, 122 

Hoffccka; John H 309 

HotTecker, Joseph V 39, 102, 124 

Hoffman, Agnes B 28,102 

Hoffman, William K 135 

HofT Island Shoal, ligbt and fog-signal 519 

Hogs, bristles in China 217,290 

Canadian, importation of 410 

cholera 66, 239, 378 

food for 411 

forage crops for 208 

in the .>i(.uth 206,207,;i43 

ins|iectioii and quarantine 276 

kidnev worm 207 

Northwest 151, 279 

Hoists, ammunition 477 

Hokushu, Japan 214 

Holdzkom. A. W., v. Mich. Cen. Ry 300 

Holland, «(>" Netherlands. 

Holland submarine boat 13, 59 

Hollister.John C 175 

Hollowav, Richard 20, 102 

Holmes, Adoniram J 35,102,119 

Holmes, Henrv M 45 

Holmes, MarvC 22, 137, 194 

Holmes, Thomas J 42,102,125 

Holston River 76 

Holston .sJeminary 114,194 

Holyoke, Ma.s.s., topographic sheet 507 

Home Knoll, chart 512 

Homes, for deaf children 501 

Homestead 1.54, 194, 281, 347 

in Canada 251 , 323 

Indian lands 8,46,245,347,439 

Homochitio River 485 

Honduras 163, 216, 288, 289, 320, 478 

spiny-tailed iguana 82 

Honey I^ke Basin, irrigation 469 

Hongkong, coal 66 

proposed cable 389,479 

Honolulu, Hawaii 14, 102, 147, 106 

chart 392 

statistics 4.58 

Honshu 317, *')4 

Hood, Amos L 37.102 

Hooe Building,appropriation for 56 

Hooks, clinin 284, IWti 

Hooks Kerrv. Tex., bridge 133, 199 

Hooper, Elizabeth A 31, 115, 116, 194 

Hoo[.cr, Mary F 138 

H(Hipcr(or Cooper), Samuel HO 

lb .. <\<\ ug Harbor 248 

IIoi,kin>'. Albert J 29, 49, 130, 141 

Hops. Brazil 321,390 

worlds crop ,517 

Hornc Islands, chart 512 

Homer.John W 35,119.194 



Page 

Horse-nidish 151 

Horses, barley for 411 

breeding 3S8 

for British army 132, 1(>6,210 

in army. e<|Uipinent price-list 423 

inspection and i|uarantine 276 

market for. in Kngland 289 

meat from, Frankfort 321 

meat from, Vienini 479 

Northwest 1.51,279 

south Africa 3S9. 479 

Horsey, Lewis S 31, 191, 274 

Horticulture 34.>, ;iHO 

.<ec iiho Florists — Gardens. 

Horton, William M 409 

Hose, deck 319 

Hosiery, colored, zinc poison in 290 

Nottingham, Kng 479 

Hos|>it4il Corps, drill 395 

enlistment in 173. 526 

Hospitals, marine 72, 394 

naval 476 

tee alto place. 

Hot Springs, Ark., Reservation 244,506 

clauns 505 

Hot waves, etTect of, on agri<-ulture .. 270 

Hotchkiss automatic gun 330 

Hotels, Calcutta 251, 323 

District of Columbia 116 

Hott. George W 79 

Hounsoin, Kdward 22, 102 

Housatonie, Ma.ss., topographic sheet. 156 

House of Representatives 29, 

129, 203. 275, 342, 409, 407, 500 

adilitioiial room for Siieaker 129 

apportionment under TJth census. 8,14 

calendar. .5iith Congress 203,204 

contested elections, digest of, to 

print 145, 273 

delegate from Alaska 146 

disposition of documents 203 

emi)loyees 132, 146, 274, 499 

journal of 342 

manual 50 

maps for members 204 

House Emplovees, Com. to Investigate 

Appointment, etc... 132,146,274,501 

Household insects 344 

Houses, franu-. Canary Islands 251 

lodging, Milan....' 3S9 

portal)le, in Caracas ;i58 

Housing of working people 332 

Howard, Edward B 102 

Howard, James C 44 

Howard, Silas 18. 102 

Howard Cniversitv 244, 414 

Howe, Zadok S. . . ." 26, 136, 194 

Howell, Catherine T 102,125 

Howell, David V 30 

Howell, Ri.'hard 138 

Howland, Gideon K 79 

Howland, Isaac 79 

Ilowlanil, Joseph 79 

Howlett, Michael 21,102 

Hovt, Hiram 1 20,3.s,102 

Hovt, .'^amuel N 43, 102 

Hiibner Bav 249 

Huckaba, .Mihlred S 170 

Huckaba. T. J 176 

Hudson, Salmon 42 

Hudson Bav, railway to 165 

Hudson Countv, N.J. , tornado 438 

Hudson River.' 486 

bridge 33, 102 

Huerfano Park, topograpliic sheet 155 

HulT, Thomas G 8 

Hughes. Marv 80 

Hughes. William 79 

Hule plant, rubber from 219 

Hull, Daniel, alias 27,108,274 



566 



Index, 19Ul 



Hull.Hcnrv 176 

Hull, Isjiac- 176 

Hull. John A.T 45, 141 

Hinnlxildt Biiy.fliart 255 

llninid cliinates, irrigation in 241 

Humidity, relative 53 

Hininnel', Annie S 135 

HuuK'iry. Mjrric. experiment stations.. 380 

American comiietition in 3Mt, 44U 

.\merieau siioiij.'t's in 517 

automobile exjiosition in 389 

bags in 320 

eoal 65, 288, 359 

commercial travelers 358, 419 

cotton 321 

industrial progress 289, 359, 389, 446 

medical, etc. preparations 390, 479 

lialms 322 

jietrolenm (15 

shoes and boots Ido 

sugar, export bounties tis 

trade 164 

i-ee aim Austria. 

Hunt, Frederick 175 

Hunt, Jesse 175 

Hunt, John 175 

Hunter. Jane 44, 123, 194 

Hunter Island, chart 511 

Huntington. Arthur L 80 

Huntington, W. Va., geologic atlas... 282 

Huron. Lake 76. 2.58, 443, 451 

Hurricanes, on Newfoundland coast . 355 

on southern coast of U. S 412 

Hurrle, Charles 30 

Hiiskev, D. L 102 

Husted. James R 43, 102, 122 

Hutchens,J<.hn 102 

Hutchison, John F 8 

Hutton, James A 17,142.195 

Hux, Taylor 35, 102, 119 

Huxley, Thomas H 454 

Hvacinths, Wakker's germ 151 

Hyde, Mary M 25, 195 

Hydraulic cements .395 

Hydraulic works 146 

Hydrocyanic acid gas 345, 380 

Hydrogen, linuid 297, 454 

Hvdrographic bulletin 59,160,213, 

24K,i;s5,:n7,;i54,386,415,442, 475. 511 

Hydrographic Office 59, 159, 213. 

247, 2,s4, 317, 3.54, 386, 415, 442, 47.5. .511 

Hydrography 50, 324, 361, 440, .502 

Philippine Islands 391 

to print report on 145, 195 

Hydrograph v Division 57. 

1.55, 212, 316, 351, 414. 441, .507 

H.vdroids 399 

Hy<lro|ili(ibia, see Rabies. 

Hydrosilicate of aluminum, etc 389 

Hygiene, exjiosition of 321,390 

International Congress of 43() 

I'liilippinc Islands 391 

Hygienic Laboratory 326,394,449 

Hynicr, ,<amnel 120 

Hypostomide fislies 424 

I.J.Merritt.tug 30 

Ibero-.\merican Congress 1(15 

Ice, Bering Sea 215 

Brazil 65, 219 

<aves at Flagstaff, Ariz 243 

France 65, 389, 446 

Ice-breaker, Yermak 454 

Ice bulletin 53,151,209,504 

Ice caves 438 

Iceland, Knglish trade 164 

shipping facilities to 358 

Idaho, climate 209 

codling moth in 436 

fish hatchery 16, 116 

mails for 417 



Page 

Idaho, manufactures 347 

population 347 

post route majj 62 

river and harljor improvement 487 

Idiomography. Philippine Islands 391 

Idiots, iniiiiigratiiin laws 132 

Igorrotesol Beliguet 174 

Iguana, spiny-tailed 82 

Iguanoid lizard 82 

Iiil)thav .\nchorage, chart 511 

Iliuliuk Bay 70 

Illinois, courts of United States 140 

n\irsery insfiection 345, 381 

population 347 

post route map 62 

river improvement 485 

war claims 501 

Illinois and Mi-ssissippi Canal. . 76, 4S5. 486 

Illinois River 76,4.85 

Illinois L'niversitv 150,241 

Iloilo River 285 

Iloilo Strait 317 

Innnigration. decisions 68,167,221, 

2.54 , 292, 324 , 361 , 392, 419, 447, 480. .520 

hearings on 261, 399, 457 

in Chile and Argentina 418 

laws 132 

of Chinese, to Hawaii 168 

of Chinese, to Philippines. 81 

of Chinese, to United States 32, 166 

to Cuba 250 

Immigration and Naturalization Com. 132 

Immigration Bureau 168,393,480,481 

Impcratovskoi Harbor, .sff Barracoota. 

Imperialism, bibliography of 84 

Import tax, see Tariff — names of arti- 
cles imported. 

Imports 72, 169, 219, 223, 257. 294, 

295, 327, 363. 394, 421 , 449, 4.50, 482, .523 

agricultural 208, 383 

animals and animal products 207 

gold and silver bullion 220 

manufacturers" materials 479 

seeds and plants for distribution... 53 
6(e ali'o coiuitries and piaces. 

Inaguican Point, chart 415 

Imunucan, Port, chart 475 

Inaugural addresses, Wni. McKinlev. 410 
Inaiigtiratiou of Pres . . 8, 29, 31, 102, 195, 274 

Incandescent lamp. Norway 217 

Incandescent man lies 4.54 

Incorpoiati'd places, population of 313 

Indeiiendence, Declaration of 377 

Inde.x, of subjects. MailandRecordDiv. 74 
to Advance sheets of consular re- • 

ports, 1900 219 

to Consular Reports, nos. 20i)-239 . . . 323 
to documents, .5tith Cong. 1st se.ss .. 490 
to general orders of adjutant-gen- 
eral. LSsi-iiKH) 364 

to Notices to Mariners, 1900 59 

to occujiations, 12lh census 281 

to ))ublications of (ieolog. Survey.. 348 

to special orders for Army 171 

to Treasury decisions . . . ." 68 

Index-catalogue. Stu-geon-tieneral's li- 
brary 488 

Indexing agricultural literature 344 

India, cold storage 164 

cotton 164, 2.53 

electric plants 164, 2,S9, 290, 359 

forestrv 164, 263 

iute crop in 1900 66 

lamps 321 

mangoes :VS8, 446 

match trade 3.58, 446 

pilot notes 317 

rubber cultivation 418 

ventilators and automobiles 322 

wheat crop 3.59, 419 



January — I )ecember 



567 



India rubber, get Rubber. 

Indian Affairs Com., House 32, 13J, 203 

Senate 10,117 

Indian Knreau 57, 

152, 157, 212, 246, 2»0, 3So, 442, 47fi, .507 

appropriations for 1(1,93, 195 

report, 1899 205 

Indian Conmii.ssioners 2S0, 284 , 

Indian eorn.sfc Corn. 

1 ndian depredation claims 58, i 

1.58, -JOti, 213, 509 ! 

Indian Kducation, Department of 474 

Indian Kducators, Conjjress of 474 

Inilian Head Proving CJround 444 

Indian lands 54,103,507,508 

allotnientsof 16,385 I 

di>rei)ntable characters :iS5 

homestead entries 8, 46, 245. 439 

right of way 246, 3S.5 

Wichita, etc., Indians ... 47. 347. 348, 470 

Indian Ocean, rainfall 454 

Indian police .507 

Indian schools, course of study 442 

Indian schools superintendent .442, 474, 507 

1 ndian Territory 474, 508 

citizen.ship . ." 117, 195 

corporations, laws for 103 

eastern Choctaw coal field 2S2, 473 

emigrating Indians 16 

Indian inspector 280 

lands 16 

nniils for 417 

manufactures 347 

mine inspector, report, 1900 244 

population 152,347 

post route map 63 

telei>hone exchanges 474 

timber and sttme 212 

Indian wars, Nebraska, claims 14 

Indiana, algie 490 

labor statistics 400 

population 347 

post route map 62 

war claims 501 

Indiana, battle-ship 284 

Indiana, Illinois and Iowa Ry 33,109- 

Indians, .\laska ! 113 

Arizona, claims for prosecuting 131 

arrest of 57 

contracts for suppilies to 57,280 

credit trade with 157 

destitute, supplies furnished 73 

land cessions to U..S 3:U 

political status of, in N. Y. State 284 

records of families 246 

schoi il gardens for 284 

school lands 146,199 

.schools, rifles for 57 

see ulfo Indian— names of re.serva- 
tiiins and tribes. 

Indicaturs, St eani engine 387 

Industrial art. .\ustria 164,2-53 

Iudu<trial combinations. *v/ Trusts. 
Industrial Cotniuission. Ki. 14t*, 178.227,261. 
:JlW, ;«2, 366, 399. 425, 4-57, 490, 499, .529 

rep>orts, v. 1 276 

reports, v. 4. 5 310 

testimony before .503 

Indn>trial education 1.53, 262 

hearings on 399 

IndiLstrial E.\positi<ms Committee 117 

Industrial Home School, D.C 81, .528 

Industrial Property, Union for Protec- 
tion of 163 

Industrial supremacy 419 

Sonneberg 251 

Infantry. drill regulations 422 

Infantry and f 'avalry .Schr>ol 171 

Infectiims diseases 275 

Infonnation from abroad 416 



Page 

Infra-red spectrum of .sun 2tK) 

Inheritance taxation, France ;W9, 479 

Iniunctions 117,140 

Inland Sea, Japan 214 

Inns, «•« Hotels. 

Inoculation, of soil 208 

Insane, D. C 132 

immigration laws 132 

Navy and .Marine Corps 18, 60 

Insane, (iovt. Hospital for 132,1.57 

Insecticides 207, 278, :H5, 381, 48<i 

Insects, effect of petroleum on ;M5, ;{k1 

factorsin carry ingdi.sease 32t"i, 436 

hydrocvanic gas for 345, 380 

in Florida 344,380 

injurious, t)f 1900 276 

scale 276.344,34.5,380 

study of. in South 344,380 

XI): iihi) Eutoniologv Division. 

In.spection. of cattle.'. 239,276,436,468 

of meat, Germany . . 206, 217, 289, 290, 359 

of orchards 345 

of postal service 478 

of sailing ves,>iels 254 

Inspection repiprtsof Quartermaster's 

Department 366 

Inspector-gen. Army. 74,77, 171, 451, 488, .525 

refMirt on Soldiers' Home 526 

Inspectors, of ordnance 514 

of steam ves.-;els 360 

Secretary of Navy's office 509 

Insjtectors of Customs, Mutiutl Kenetit 

Association of .500 

Institutions, benevolent, Philippines . 391 

Instrument Division 242, 470 

Instruments, musical. (Jennan trade.. 390 

Insular. \flairs Division 77,173,225. 

•2.58, 296, 328, 365, 396, 423, 451 , 488, .525 
Insular possessions, gee names of is- 
lands. 

Insular Purchasing .-Vgent 397 

Insulated wire 317 

Insulating material 389 

Insuratice, accident, Netherlands . 217, 322 

against strikes, in Austria 67 

Anatolia '252, 3'23 

compulsory, in Germany "262 

fire, in France 389 

Germany, law 517 

invalid, "in Germany 65,219 

Japan, law 66 

marine, Canada 163, 252 

Insurance companies, to p)ay 30 

Insurance physicians 389 

Insurgency 160 

Interdict, local, origin of 81 

Interest, on claims of Pacific rys 221 

penalties, D. C. taxes 116, 131 

Interior Department .53, 152, '209. 237, 

243. 2SU. :!13, 346. 383, 413, 4:18, 47(t, .505 

land cases, rules of pnictice 384 

letters from files for Iowa.. 103,117,132 

reports, bsys 50,205 

repi >rts. 1 sw 502 

Interior Department, Auditor for, «■« 
Auditor. 

Interlocutiiry orders 117,140 

Internal revenue, claims 103 

decisions 68, 167, 168, 221, '2.54, 

•256, ^292, 3^24, 361. 392, 419. 449, 4M), .5-20 

st«nn>s •2-22. 2.56, 294, :f26, :f27 

war-revenue act 19.5, '222, ^293 

Ke all") Intermil Revenue Office. 

Internal Revenue Office 71, 167, 168. 

•2^22, ^.tC, 294, *26, 362, 393. 448, 481 , 521 

repf)rt, 1898 50 

repM.rt. 1^99 '238 

Internat.agric. exhibition, I'rague ^251 

Internal, agric. machinery expios 389 

Internat. Amerl'-.ni Ciiiiiir.iiie . . s.')7 478 



5G8 



Index, 1901 



rage 

International arbitration 3«8 

Internal, art exhibition, Municli "217 

International assemblages 445 

International Bureau of Permanent 

Court of Arbitnition 63 

International cloud observations 4:Jo 

International code of signals 123,317 

International conferences 377 

International congress for considera- 
tion of tuberculosis 207 

Internatioiuil Congress of Hygieneand 

Demography 436 

Internat.fong. of Navigation, ls9« 502 

Intemat. Convention of Union for Pro- 
tection of Industrial Property... 163 

International copyright law 83 

International disputes, settlement of . 515 
Intemat. e.Kchangeof di>cuments. 145,198 

Internatiiinal exhiliitious 377 

International Kxpositions Committee, 
str Industrial Expositions Com. 
Interiiati(pnal Kisln-iies Kxpositiou ... 446 
International (ieoiielic Associaiion ... 70 
International (Jood Koads Congress .. 504 

International Labor Otfiee 359 

International law, books on 291 

digest of 8 

problems in 61 

International Live Stock Exposition . 410 
International Marine Conference, 1889 67 

International Medical Congress 436 

International money onler offices 162 

Internatioiuil ixistal statistics. 1.S99 477 

International Prison Commission. 219,447 
Internal. L'nionofAnier.Rcpublics. 288,3.')" 
International Veterinary Congress. 207. 239 

Interoceanic canals 16, 

113,116,220,377,478,500 
Interoceanic Canals Committee. . . 16, 500 

Interoceanic railways, Costa Kica 250 

Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com- 
mittee 32, 133, 501 

Interstate Commerce Commission 83, 

227, 2(i2, 300, 332, 398, 457, .52!r 

13th report, .Ian. 1900 275 

Interstate Commerce Committee 117 

Interstate transportation 119 

Intoxicants, i-ce Liqu<l^^. 

Intrusion, experiments 472,473 

Invalid insurance, (icrraany 65,219 

Invalid Pensions Committee 34,134 

Inventions, s) r Patents. 

Inventory rps.. (Quartermaster's Dept. . 365 

Inyeug, Port. .•■■(( .Viieityum, Port. 

loni.sation of atmo.sphcric air 312 

Iowa, Des Moines River lands 152,281 

judicial districts 6 

labor 228 

letters from Interior Dept.. 103, 117, 132 

manufactures 471 

population 347 

post route map 62 

Iowa Iron Works 59 

Ireland, N'ieholas B 38,103,123 

Ireland, coal and bottles 66 

coal-di.scharging nmchine 164 

education in 439 

sulphate oi copper (55, 218 

Iron, .Vmerican, British complaints of. 321 

Amer. and foreign trade. 1S<.»9 348 

American bar, in .Vustralia 389,479 

at close of 19th century 472 

British trade, wages ..' 165 

Canadian indu.stries 217, 252, 290, 323 

France 65,2.51,323 

Germany 164, 166 

Lake Superior region 472,473 

Kiissia 164 

Turkev 66 

I'niied States, production . . 163, 216, 348 
wrought 161 



Page 

Iron pins for chain shackles 354 

Iron pipes, for Java 218 

for Koumania 390 

Iron rivets 3.55 

Ironware, exporting 321, 419 

Iroquois Indians 54, 284 

Irrigation 1.50. 203, 212, 241 , 276, 344, 437 

Cache la Poudre Valley 208 

California 469 

for Pima Indians 54 

list of publications on 311 

New Jersey 52 

I)ublications on 503 

reservoirs lor 129, 139, 146 

United Stales 503 

use 01 water in. to print 145, 274 

Irrigation of Arid Lands Com. 139,203,275 

Irrigation papers 57, 

212, 310, 316, 351, 414, 441, 507 

Irvin, Charles H 9 

Irvine, James 9 

Irwin, Rebecca G 25, 103 

Isabela. Port, sanitarv report 476 

Isbell, Miller ." 176 

Isham explosive shell 329 

Ishigaki, Japan, chart 443 

Islands, see names of islands. 

Isopods 178, 1.56 

para.sitic 457 

Isthmian canal, see Interoceanic 

canals. 
Isthmian Canal Commis.sion.. 220,-501,517 
Italv, beet sugar exported to United 

States 324 

coal 66 

commercial agreement with U. S .. 274 

lynching of citizens in U. S 63, 162 

north, labor commission in 389 

railroads 321 

shooting cannon at clouds 517 

sugar 479 

sulphur for plant diseases 359 

treat V with Bolivia 357 

Ivory. Antwerp. 165,217,290.321,389,390,446 

of the mammoth 297 

Iwanai, Japan 214 

Iwase .\nchorage 285 

Ixtle fiber 250 

Izvestn vak River, chart 513 

J. C. Pfliiger, barkentine 14, 141, 198 

Jackson. Jeremiah 27,143,195 

Jackson. Thoinus J 103 

Jaco))s, William M 103 

Jalapa. Mexico 250 

Jam, .Vmerican, in England 164,263 

Jamaica, locomotives in 289 

yellow boa of 82 

James, Calvin S 135 

James, James G 49 

James River 209, 487 

Jamestown and Northern Ry 132,195 

Jamestown Island 487 

Japan 389, 446 

American coal 288 

banks 217 

box factory 358, 419 

copper ore 368 

expositit)!! in 368 

financial conditions 2.52,321,323 

lishes of 366, 398, 424. 456, 490 

German commercial association... 358 

increase of trade 321, 390 

insurance, law 66 

Investments of capital 289, 359 

kerosene 368 

labor 517 

land titles 289, 359 

kicomoti ves 479 

natives in U. S 471 

penal code 447 

railways 66, 321, 390 



January — December 



r)n9 



1' 

Japan, silk-spinning iiulnstry 05 

troops, in nortli Cliinti 

Jarvis, (u-orKe C 20, 139 

Jarvis, John F 

Jarvis, Nathan S 

Java, iron pipes, specifications for 

nianila cigars 

•luinine 164. 

steauiljoats to America 

JctTcrson, Tliomas 

Jefferson County, Ark., bridge 3: 

JefTtTson's manual 377, 

Jellrey , I'erry C 23, 

Jetik'ins, John J 31 , 44, 131 , 

Jenny, vessel 

Jensen , Sa yer 

Jertioa, osteology of 

Jerked beef, manufacture of 

Jesuits 

Jett, Thomas M 4.=), 141 

Jewish ceremonial, objects of 260, 

Jews, in Argentina 

J imenez, I'ort 

Jipijapa. Kcua., see Callo Anchorage. 

Jipijapa hats 

Jobos Harlior, chart 

Jdluison, Anna F 27 

Johnson, B. \V 114 

Johnson, Calvin 

Johnson, Kliza C 40,103 

Johnson, Gideon 20, 

Johnson, Henry D 40 

Johnson, Hiram 

Johnson, Irving 27, 

Johnson, Jane 

John.son, John 19,137, 

Johnson, Stephen 

Johnson, Theron 26, 135, 

John.son, William, alias 136, 

Johnson City, Tenn., soldiers' home. . . 

Johnston. William P 

Joint resolutions, see Bills. 

Jones, Alfred H 125, 135, 

Jones. Andrew R 

Jones, Hetsev 

Jones. Elizabeth J 35, 103, 

Jones, Linsa V C 121, 

Jones, Lula Si 19, 

Jones, Ma t hew T 

Jones. Robert H 25, 13«, 

Joufs, WeMrii L 47, 

Joncsbiiro. Lake City, etc.Ry 33, 

Jonesville. Va.. topographic sheet 

Jordan. Henry A 21, 

Jordan almonds 

Jfiurnalism. Argentina 

Journals. City Council, I). C 

1st Li'gislative Assembly. Porto Rico 

House 

Senate 274, 

Joy. Charles F 33, i:i4 

Joy, John R 23, 

Juan de Fuea Strait 

Judge-advocate-gencral, Armv 

170,224,328, 452, 

Navy 444, 

Judges, additional, in U. S. courts 

Court of Claims 

district courts, salaries 

District of Columbia 

Illinois, courts of I'.S 

Minnesota and Nebraska 

Oklahoma. sui)reme court 17 

Philipiiines. .salaries 

I". S.. distribution of D. C. statutes. 
Judgments 5H, 

C<airt of Claims 67,158,213.220, 

Indian depredation cases 

Judicial aj)propriations 13, 

Judicial districts, Philippines 



age 
,219 
395 
. 195 
174 
195 
218 
251 
,253 
359 
515 
2,94 
,.500 
,103 
,140 
79 
103 
299 
207 
45.5 
,204 
,261 
478 
317 

166 

2.55 
,103 
,131 

141 
,126 
,103 
,103 
69 
,103 

138 
,195 
9 
,195 
,201 
10 

161 

,195 
138 
39 
,122 
, 195 
,103 
9 
, 195 
,141 
,101 
315 
,103 
479 
357 
.528 
.517 
342 

, .TOO 

,103 
443 
74. 

,483 

,613 
140 
lit 
1.58 
16 
140 
17 

,140 

397 

44 

,1.58 



.509 
189 
397 



Page 

Judiciary Committee, House 44, 140 

Senate 17,117 

Jmnping mice, osteology of 299 

Juniper, lighthouse tender 326 

Ju.sticeUept. .58,158, 213, 247, 316, 414, 474,. 509 

building 129 

report, 1899 238 

rulings concerning .Vgric. Dcpt 311 

.school-land suits 199 

Justices. «'C Judges. 

Jute, India, crop in 1900 66 

Kaanapali .\nchorage 60 

Kabasliima Channel 214 

Kabuka Byochi 286 

Katir-c< irn 52 

Kagayan Sulu 13, 68, 248 

h'aiin, Jiiliiii) 140 

Kahulni. Maui 293 

Kaiser Wilhelm canal 289 

Kamo Ko 3.54 

Kanawha Falls. W. Va.,topog. sheet. . 361 

Kanonse, Kd ward .M 136 

Kansas. Chinpewa and Mun.see Res... .56 

higher cilucation in 313 

labor statistics 179 

lands. Ir(i<|Uois Indians 54 

mails for 417 

nnuiui'actures 471 

Otoe and Missouria Reservation .507 

population 317 

post route null) 62 

spirit leveling 69 

KansasCity, Kans.. toi)ographicsheet. '^7 

Kansas Citv, Mo..<lutiable goods 166 

Kaolin, British Guiana 358, 419 

Karl ma ta .\uchorage 285 

Karniany. I'riah S 137 

Kar<|Uines Strait 76 

tojiographic sheet 440 

Kashiwabara Wan 214 

Kathlaniet Indians 32 

Kaunakakai Harbor 293 

Kavanagh. Patrick 31,115,116 

Kean,Jiihii 14 

Kean, Mary M 37, 103 

Kearnv, Phil, Fort 142 

Keeling. Harlin 39, 103, 127 

Keene. Henrv 19. 136, 195 

Keith, Fordvce M 274 

Keith, William H 422 

Keleher, Peter J 144 

Kellv, K. I) 197 

Kelly. James 44. 1 lb. 195 

Kelung, Formosa 214 

Kemp, (icorge (i 274 

Kemper. Joseph 40, 103, 121 

Kennebec River, shipping 72 

Kenneday . David J 176 

Kennedy, Michael, alias 27,109 

KennerlV. Charles M 196 

Kcnneij. liichavd R 15, 23, 116, 123 

Kentuckv, judicial districts 97 

labor." 228 

population 347 

p<)st route mai> 62 

river improvement 486 

Kef>gh. Fort, hosjiital 77 

Kcoknkand Hamilt<jii Water P<»wer Co 106 

Kerama Pas.sage 60 

Kern River 361 

Kero.seiie, American, in Korea ... 389,479 
sec alfo Petroleum. 

Kerr, Wiiifleld S 46, 140 

Kerstetter, Thoma.s J 37, 124, 196 

Kersting, Franklin 36,196 

Kev West. Fla.. chart 70 

harbor inniroveinent 484 

naval station 2.% 

Keys, Sarah J .527 

Kev.ser, Ksther A 31 



57U 



Index, 1901 



Page 

Kluintami River, (hurt 513 

Kifld , C. L 176 

Kidil, Thoiuns 176 

Kirtiiev worm 207 

Kiel.<io<-k iiliint.siit '289,359 

Kiiruii, Fiirmosii 214 

Kilbuni, Miirv \V 24 

Killen. KlizahVth M 40,123,195 

Kimball, Morris B 27,137,195 

KiTKlel, (iLorge J 83 

KiiulerKartens. statistit-s of 153 

Kindy, Abrani O 135 

Kinjf , Frances 501 

King, George K 190 

King. George \V 31 

King, Marv 17C 

Kino. Willi'nm II 203 

King, William \V 39,103,128 

Kings Kiver. water ai)propriatioii 469 

Kingsbury, Hiram JI 125 

Kingsley," Hiram .S 35 

Kingston, Tenn., bridge 97 

Kingston Kridgeand Terminal Kv.Co. 97 

Kinkead, Julia A 24,103 

Kinsey, John 19, 103 

Kinsley, Kan.s., topographic sheet 315 

Kiowa and Comanche Reservation 13. 

47, 54, 55, 198, 343, 347, 348, 470 

Kiowa Indians 260 

Kirk, Elam 9 

Kirkendall, Samuel \V 9 

Kitchen, Francis A 25,104 

Kites, Bayonne, X. J 151 

used iii meteorology 454 

Kiti Harbor ! 248 

Klamath Reservation 507 

Kleber(j. Rudolph 47 

Klondike, nee Yukon region. 

Knapp. Charles H 43,104,125 

Knight, Kmily .S 43,123,195 

Knit goods, trade in Brazil 388 

Knitting machines. Great Britain 66 

Knox, JohnT 28,104 

Knox. U'ilHnm S 47, 147 

Knox. Flirt, ordnance property 489 

Knoxville. Tenn.. dam 33 

topographic sheet 441 

Knoxville Power Company 33 

Kobe, bubonic plague 256 

Koehler, Nellie T. 1' 126, 143, 196 

Kongo Free State 65, 219, 321, 389, 446 

Korea, American kerosene 389,479 

electricity and railroads 517 

foreign enterprises 252, 359 

gold mines in 389, 446 

railway 358, 419 

trade 321, 390 

Kosunai Roads 415 

Kountz, William 176 

Kouts, Jacob W 23, 104 

Koyukuk River 281,473 

Kramer, Charles F 118 

Kramer. Mary W 14 

Kramer, Samuel 14 

Krupp breech mechanisms 396 

Krupjilield artillerv 225 

Kuhn, Mahala J . . .". 39 

Kumi Island, chart 444 

Kura Wan, see Broughton, Fort. 

Kurth, Katy 41,128,196 

Kurtz, Hyron 9 

Kutemii River, bark canoes on 260,261 

Kuziietzova River, chart 513 

Kwiklowak Mouth 293 

Kiilf,Jniiir» II l(i, 25, 113,117,125 

Kilt' , ThiiiiKtu It .')01 

La Abra Silver Mining Companv 342 

Labels. ( 'olombia ." 216 

registration 385 

see ul^o (jlticial Gazette. 



r 

La Boca, Colombia, wliarf at.. 358,388, 
Labor, agricultural, hearings on 

American farms 

commission in northern Italy 

farm wages 

foreign legislation ('i6, 

France 252, 

Germany 

hand and machine 274, 

hearings on 

injunctions 

internat. bureau, Switzerland.. 289, 

Japan 

laws 

Marseilles 164, 

navv-vards 

159, 213, 247, 284, 316, 3.>1, 38.5, 

jirison 

railroads 

relation to capital 83.227,261, 

report of Industrial Commission... 

strikes in Chicago, 1900 

see also Labor Department— Wages. 

Labor Department 

179, 228, 262, 300, 332, 366, 399, 458, 

bulletins 20-25 

" bulletins 2t>-31 

report, 1898 144, 

report, 1899 

Laboratories, Agriculture Dept 

portable 

work in horticulture 345, 

Laboratory, Road-Material 

Labridte. ." 

Labyrinth Isiands, chart 

Lacci>liths, Black Hills 472, 

Lace, Nottingham, Eng 

Lace industry. Gernuiii 

Lacemakers' strike, France 217, 

Lacei/, John F 32, 47, 132, 146, 

Lacey, Mary E 

La Crosse. Wis., harbor improvement. 

M ississipi li bridge 

Lading, bills of 67, 

Ladoga. Lake 

Lafule River, ijee Tazotzu River. 

La Grange Synodical College 

La <;uayra and Caracas Railway 

L'Aiglon, importation of 

Lake Erie and Ohio River Ship Canal. 

Lake Erie College 

Lake survey charts, see Northern and 
Northwestern Lakes Survey. 

Lake-trout 

Lakes, beacons on 

see also G rea t Lakes — names of lakes. 

Lakes. Department of the 

LiiUii Kookli Bank, chart 

Lamb. -Mary .\ 

La Mott, Piiebe A 26, 

Lampon, Port, chart 

Lampreys, of Japan 

Lamps, British India 

incandescent, Norway 

Laniy, N. Mex., topographic sheet 

Lan("elets 

Land clubs, frontier 

Land decisions 

152,210,281,347,384,438, 
Land-grant colleges, see Agricultura 
colleges. 

Laud grants, railroad 

Land OtTice, General, see General 
Land Office. 

Land offices, rules of jiractice 

Landholders, negro, in Georgia 

Lands, Kansas, Iroquois Indians 

lots in D. C, donated by U. S 

Philii)pines 

public, see Public lands. 



age 
,419 
399 

S3 
389 
412 
,457 
,3'23 

66 
300 
399 
140 
359 
517 
261 
25:} 
.59, 
414 
276 
490 
300 
310 
332 

83. 
529 
50 
310 
147 
342 
129 
362 
380 
379 
399 
443 
473 
479 
389 
323 
203 
9 
486 
106 
174 
243 

14 
388 
228 
146 
150 



332 
222 

171 
512 
127 
104 
415 
366 
321 
217 
156 
366 
456 
54, 
470 



384 
400 
64 
172 
226 



January — Decemuer 



571 



Lands, sale and lease, D. C 13'2 

tenure of 162, 27-1, 3oG 

titles to, in .Inpan •1»9. 3o<) 

wills atTectinH: ll.i, 131, 192 

Luiidscape and public buildings 309 

Lane, David A !!« 

Liiue, Jor K 29 

Lane, John C 9,21 

Umey, William S 118 

Laiiffley, aerodrome 453 

Ljingres, Franee HI 

Languages, oriental, sehool for 65,219 

Lauimm, Samttd 11'. T. 140 

Lanson, F. R ;;0 

Lanterns It'.l 

I^puk Island 214 

La I'az. Bolivia 250, 479 

La I'ierre, Anionic 47,96 

Lti Plata Mountains 348 

Lapoint, William 104 

La I'ointe Keservation 32,104 

Larkspur, light lio\isc tender 71 

Lasal, L'tah, topograiiliie sheet 315 

La-salle, 111., topographie sheet 314 

La.s)tlle Co., Tex., lynching of Suaste.. 16 

Lai>!<ilcr. Frmicis li 409 

Las Vega,s, N. Mex., topographie sheet. 57 

Lathrop, Frederick O 22, 104 

Latimer, Afbiiry C 31 

Latin America, cement in 321,390 

cotton goo<1s, British 321,390 

seealKo .\mer. Republics Bureau. 
Latin-American Scientific Congress .. 64 

Latitude 32.5, 361 

Laughlin. Lurinda 9 

Lavaca Bav, bridge 133, 196 

Laverty, Lealdes F 35,104,119 

Liivign'c, Ernestine 41, 128, 196 

Law, internat., see Internal, law. 

Law of nations, articles concerning... 480 

Lawrence, (ieorge W 49 

Lawrence, Richard A 139 

Lawrence, Kans., Haskell Institute ... 157 

Laws 5, 93, 189, 273, 341, 499 

accident insurance 217, 322 

Alaska 12, 205 

Australasia, labor 228 

Belgium, butter 165 

bovine tuberculosis 239 

Brazil 64, 216 

bridges over navigable waters 225 

British Columbia, mining claims... 164 

Chinese exclusion 166 

coal lands of U. S 154 

contagious animal diseases 207 

copyright 367 

Costa Rica, banks 163 

crimes 502 

criminal, France, etc 447 

Cuba 488 

Cuba, civil procedure 173 

Cuba, eminent domain 2.58 

dairv, national and Stiite 240 

D. C". code of 309 

D. C, distribution of 44 

D. C, divorce 113 

D.C., fines 7,32 

D.C., public health 398 

drawback 68 

Engineer Corps 485 

Europe. f>ure-li lod 207 

fertilizers 51,344 

food, digest of 178, 179 

forest reserves 154 

game 411,436 

Germany, department stores . . . 289, :159 

German V, insurance 65, 219, .517 

Germany, meat 206, 217,289,290,359 

Guatemala, mining M 

health 522 



I'age 
Ljiws, Hungary, commercial travelers. 358 

imitation dairy pro<lncls 13,113,274 

immigration . '. 132 

Indian Territory, corf)orations 103 

internal revenue 362 

international copyright 83 

irrigation .' 150 

Japan, insurance 66 

Japan, land titles 289,3.59 

labor 179, 228, 261 , 300, 458, 529 

labor, foreign 457 

labor, rp. of Industrial Comn.on... 310 
litjuors, opium, and firearms. 13,113,129 

military 450 

military, to print 204,274 

mining 413 

national banks 130 

naval bounty 67 

navigation . '. 238, 2.54 

Navy and Navy Department 284 

New Zealand , labor 66 

nursery inspection 345,381 

Pacific railroads 508 

Philipi>ine Commission, 2d 39(i, 397 

Porto Rico, civil procedure 173 

Porlo Rico, eminent domain 258 

jiostnl service 46 

jiure foofl and drugs 500 

railn >ads .<Tr 457 

Revised Statutes, supplement to ... 68 

Rus>ia. foreigners in 251,359 

saline lands 11 

Salvador, |)atents,etc 357,388 

Salvador, tariff 64 

Salva<lor, trade-marks 322 

Spanish, pub. lands in Philippines. 423 
Steamboat Inspection Service .. 73,394 

tariir 254 

treaties 409 

inists 276 

war at sea 286 

War Department expenditures 78 

Lawton, Mamie C 142, 196 

Lawlon. Matilda E 144 

Lawton land district 348 

Lav.Olive W 9 

Lazear.Mabel H 123,144 

Lead, in bonded warehouses 68 

pig, Canadian bounty 322 

production 282, 348, 472 

Lead pencils, Germany 252 

League Island Navy-Yard 286,287 

Leagues, nav v 416 

Leahv. Eugene 43, 123, 196 

Leases.land in D.C 132 

public pmiK-rty 68 

with Indians 109 

Leather, artificial 389 

Egypt 165 

(Jermany 321, 419. 479 

grxxls made from, exhibition 251 

preparation of 164 

Leave of absence. Census Of. 29,56,96,439 

navy-yards and arsenals 107, 316 

War Department 17, 45, 395 

Leavenworth, Ft., Infantrv School 171 

Leavev, Bertha '. 34, 196 

Lee, Franklin 196 

Lee, Laura P 25, 104 

U-ech. William 131 

Leeches 4.56 

Leeward Islands 243, 412 

Le Fevre, Amos I) 114 

Legislation, see Laws. 

Legislative appropriations 13, 189 

Legislative .\.ssemblv, .\rizona .506 

Porto Rico 517 

LeguminoiLs plants 241,279 

Leicester, electric railroads 65, 219 

Leighton, George C 144 



572 



Index, 1901 



Page 

Lfi^hton. Jnson 122 

LeipiT, Hi'iirittta M 21,135,1% 

Leipsic. adviTtising on street cars 2ol 

bk-ycU's anil autdinnl^iles 321,390 

spring whok'salf lair 321, 390 

wearing apparel exhibit 390 

Lcith. Anier. grain elevator 321, 390 

Leniman, D. R -IJj 

Lents. John J ' 409 

LeonariUown. Md.. topographic sheet 441 

LeojMiMino Kiiihvay Conipany 320 

Les Galops Islands 74 

Letter-carriers 527 

claims 79,158,220 

Letters rogatory 51t) 

Levant, coal j)rices 65, 218 

Levees, on ^\ isconsin River 113 

Leveling 56, 69, 324, 361, 440 

Levisa Fork 75 

Levy. Jiffason M 31 

Lewis, Abner I) 79 

Lewis, Alonzo 36 

Lewis, Frances H 21, 138, 196 

Lewis, John B 42 

Lewis. .lulia E. G 9 

Lewis.Matlhcw T 45 

Lexington, Va., topographic sheet 157 

Libbyjieorge A 21, 104 

Liberia, mining 217 

steamship line to Boston 289 

telephone 252 

Libraries, D. C 275,384,439,489 

D. C, periodicals in 400 

pnhlic, in Germany 289 

Semite, serial documents in 500 

ships', book classification 59 

Library Committee, House 44, 140, 204 

Senate 17, 117 

Library of Congress 83, 179, 228, 

262, 300, 333, 367, 400, 425, 458, 490, 530 

American newspapers in 400 

maps of America, to print list.. 144,273 

maps of America in 425 

public documents for 145, 198 

imblications 458 

Library of Agric. Dept. 150, 279, 381 .469, 503 

Librarv of Govt. Printing Office 366 

Library of Navy Dept 160, 318, 416, 475 

Library of .'^euate, catalogue 467 

Librar.v of State Department, see Rolls 

and Library Bureau. 
Library of Surgeon-General's Office. . . 488 
Licensed otticers, sjiiling vessels.. 254,257 

Licenses,D.C 131,177,192 

Liddell and Scott's Greek - English 

Lexicon 228 

Liege, street cars 65, 219 

trade with I'nited States 289,359 

Lieutenant-general commanding .Vr- 

my . . . : . . 171, 224, 258, 364, 4.50, 502, 524 

LieiUeiiants, list of designations 295 

Navy 513 

Life-saving apparatus, German... 252,359 

Life-siiviiig exposition, Frankfort 358 

Life-Sii viiig Service 168, 222, .521 

district superintendents 15 

Life-saving stations, sec names of 
places. 

Light, cheapest form of 331 

made from smoke 321 

wave theory of. . . ; 298 

Light art illerv. drill regulations 450 

Light-House Board 71, 169, '222, '256, 

■294, 326, 362, 393, 421, 449, 482, 519, .VJJ 

signals ( if vessels 482 

Lighthouse district, 4th 518 

Light-keepers, reimbursements of 68 

Lightship, Columbia River 169 

Light stations, allowances to 394 

Light-vessels, specitlcaliims 522 



Page 

Lightburn, Joseph A.J 42 

Ligliters. sea, in Europe .517 

Lighthouse tenders,4th district 518 

.luniper 326 

Lake Superior 5'20 

Oleander 222 

Portage Lake 519 

Lighthouses, acetylene gas for 251 

stf also Light-House Board — names 
of places. 

Lighting, acetylene, Germany 64 

acetylene, .Sweden 163 

Hce also Electric lighting. 

Lightner, Isaiah 30 

Lightning, at sea 412 

conductors. Fort Mifflin, Pa 318 

from cloud less sky 53 

Lights, for torpedo boats 3.54 

lists of 169, 

213, 294, 3'26, 386, 394, 415, 443, 511, 522 

on fishing vessels 67 

Pacific coast 166 

see aiso Beacons — names of places. 

Lignite bri(iuettes 479 

Lillard, David I - 114,197 

Lime, relation to plant growth 437 

use on soils 208,411 

Lindsay, William 26,126 

Linen cushion covers, for boats 415 

Linen-yarn trust 252 

Lines of eqtial variation 512 

Linoleum, German demand for 289 

Lin.seed, Argentina 165, '253, 3'20, 445 

Liquid air 217 

as fuel 66 

Liquid bronze, Germany 321 

Liquid hydrogen 297, 4.54 

Liquids, "motion of '298 

Liquor dealers, tax-paid spirits 393 

Liquors, adulteration of 278 

druggists exempted from tax 448 

Gothenburg system of traffic '262 

in Philippines 174, "295 

insular possessions 13 

uncivilized races. ... 13, 113, 129, 162, '273 

Liscuni, May I) 1'22 

Lisiaiisky Island, chart 512 

Lithium, production 472 

Lithobiidse 4'24 

Lithographic stone, production 472 

Lithographic .stones of official records. 175 

Little, Charles W 41, 1'26, 196 

Little, John S 32, 132 

Little Kuril Strait '214 

Little River, bridge 33,104 

Little Rock, .\rk.. topographic sheet.. 155 

Little Tennessee River 76 

Littlefield, Anna E 9 

LitlUjidd. Charles E 140 

Litton, Mahale 127 

Lit Walton, Va., negroes .529 

Live stotk '207, '276 

-Vrgentina 445 

eastern Siberia 389, 446 

exported to Cuba 479 

f eedi ng of '208, 279, 468 

international exposition of 410 

Paragua v 165 

poisonous plants. 204,240.'274,'276.345,503 

south .\frica 479 

statistics, 19(K) 343 

see also Cattle— Hogs — Sheep. 

Livestock .\s.sociation, National 113 

Livermorc, William R 131 

Liverpool, medical fellowship '289,359 

rival of 517 

steamboats to Tacoma, Wash 290 

Li visa Ba y , chart 512 

Lizards, iguanoid 82 

Loan associations 228 



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73 



Fage 

Loans and Currency Div.. 72.169,223,256, 

294, 326, 3(;2, 394, 421, 449, 482. 518, 522 

Lobsters 3;«, 399, 4U0 

hatchery in Maine Ki, 104 

Lock-gates, bihliojrraphy nf 3t>4 

Locomiitives. American, in Kuroiie 479 

English ('. American 388 

for Russian railroads 289 

fuel for, in Great Britain (i5 

in Jamaica 289. 359 

in .Japan 479 

Locusts, destructive 240 

Lodge, Henry C 12, 13, 16, 1 13 

Lodging houses, Milan 389, 479 

see also Hotels. 

Logan Canal, duty of water 150 

Logarithms 245 

Loire River 358, 419 

I^llardry, rise in England SI 

London, American coal 66 

coal-cutting machinery 251 

exhibition of leather goods 2.51 

market for salmon 289, SGO 

poultry for 207 

wood jia ving 252, 323 

London Hank of Central America 388 

Lono. CliC)-ter 1 49 

Long. George T 79 

Long..himcs M 144 

Long.Mial T 176 

Long Island, rivers and harbors 486 

Long Island Sound 486 

charts 255. 293 

LongSault Island 76 

Long Valley, topographic sheet 315 

Longbranch. N.J .521 

Longfell( >w. H. W., statue of 44 

Longfellow. Stephen 9 

Longitude 325, 361 

Loomis. Elliott 19, 104 

Looms. American, in Austria 2.52,323 

Lophobranchiate fishes 424 

Lord, Eliza N 42, 104 

Lorraine, glass industry 164, 2.53 

Lorry, automatic, fee Automobiles. 

Los Angeles, Cal., post route map 287 

Los Angeles River, water rights on . . . 469 

Loschwitz. Saxonv 358, 419 

Lothrop, Marccllus A 38, 104, 122 

Lothrop,\V.S. H 518 

Lf)tteries, Canada 217 

Loud. Etigcne F 46 

Lotideiidaficr, Henry C 46, 143 

Loudon I'ark national cemetery 44 

Loui.sa Fork 75 

Louisiana . hurricane 412 

labor 228 

mails for 417 

population 347 

post route map 62 

river and harbor improvement 485 i 

Louisiana Purcha.se 37." 

Louisiana inirchase Centennial Com.. 130 I 
I.^. Hurcha.'^e Expos. 117.130.199.292,378.425 ■ 
Louisiana Purcha.se E.xi>os. Com . . 425, .^30 
Ix)uisville and Nashville R. R. Co. . 97, 133 

Love, William F 147 

LoreriiKj. mUiam C 33, 130, 134 , 

Loving. Josei>hN 40.104,125 1 

Lowell, .-^arah M 37. 104, 124 

Lowelltown, Me 196, 221 

Lower Brul6 Reservation 104, 129 

Lowerv. Oscar W 135 i 

Lowry", N.N 48 

Lucas gaslight 358 : 

Lucern , see Al fal fa. [ 

Lucinacea 398 i 

Lumber. ,\dirondack forest.s 312 I 

American, in France 217,323 

Canada 219 1 



Page 

Lumber, for naval service 161 

Germany 164, 25:J 

New Brunswick 164,253 

timber on public lands 196 

trade of I'nited States 72 

Lumber River 104 

Lumbermen, to aid, in forestry ... 150,312 

Lumberton. N.<' '. 104 

Lundherg. Peter 19, 104 

Liuit.IdaC 80 

Lutiaiioiil tisli. aphareus furcatus :i31 

Luttrell, Armilda J 120,143,1% 

Luxenil)nrg, viaiiuct 480 

Luzon, chart 415,443 

Luzon. Northern, Departujcnt of 224 

Luzon, Soutl'.ern. Department of 224 

Lyell, Mount, toiiograiihic sheet 314 

Lykins, Jackson 42 

Lymphadenitis 206, 207 

Lynch. Elia- M 27,143,196 

Lynching, of Florentino Suaste 16 

of Italians in Louisiana 63, 162 

Lnni, Mass., harbor 76, 486 

Lyster, Martha G. D 9 

.Maalaea Bay 325 

Mabini,.\ 170 

Mabry, Lucie M 143, 196 

Macailam roads 277,379 

MrAker. William .S3 

Macaroni wheats 320,322,345,419,504 

Mc.\rthur, Port, chart 256 

McCnll, Samuel W 49 

McClain. P. A 71 

McClanathan, Catherine A 18, 104 

McCleari/. Jatnes T 44, 204 

McClellan, Elizabeth B 18, 104 

McClcrnand . Minerva 36, 104 

McClure. George \V 39 

McClure, Jemima 120 

MeCollister, Madison 19,104 

McComb. George W 121 

McC«mnaHghav, Isaac 141,196 

McConnell, Behoni A 23, 105 

.McCrird, Sarah 23 

McCown, Pattie D 25, 105 

McCoy, John R 9 

McCoy, Jonas M 23 

McCov, Melancthon 9 

McCumber, Porter J 26, 114, 126 

McCurley, Anna B 143 

McDermott, Patrick 79 

McDermott, Robert X 79 

.McDonald, John 118 

McDonald, Matthew 22,105 

McDowell, Frederick G 39, 105, 128 

McDowell, Fort. Cal 226 

McDufTev, Edward 21, 105 

McElroy, \Yilliam T 9 

McFrv, James 35 

McGlensev, .Marv J. D 24, 106 

Mc(;rew v. Missouri Pacific Rv 227 

McGuckian. Joseph 23 

Machine anil hand labor 274,300 

Machine shoii.charlestown Navy- Yd. 286 
Machinery, .\mericau. in China... 164,290 

.American, in Roumania 517 

coal-di.'charging. Irish demand for. 164 

Dutch India 164,2.52,2.53 

electrical,. American 164 

cxjiosition at Frankfort 252 

for mills, in Turkey 252,323 

for paper hangings 252 

Germany 164 

Guadeloupe 166 

importeil into Norway 479 

rice-milling, Siam " 164,253 

Russia 164. 251 , 322. 323. 419 

suggestions for exporting 321, 419 

well-boring 3'22, 419 

see also Agricultural. 



574 



Index, 1901 



I'age 
Machinists, enlistment of, in Navy ... 355 

Mcliito.-h, Horace V 105 

Mack, GeorKina M 22, 139, 196 

MeKamev, Samuel 38 

McKay, Donald 49 

McKean, Timothy IV 

McKenna, ICtiward 54 

McKenna, James O., alias 54 

McKenna, James Owen 54 

McKenna, Owen, alias 54 

McKennev, Charity 21, 138, 196 

McKenzic, E. Vail 174 

Mackenzie, Fort 73 

Mackerel 332 

Mackinac, St rait of 285, 443 

Mackinaw trout 332 

McKinley, William, death of 410, 418 

Kxeciiti vc Depts. closed 422 

inaugural address. Mar. 4, 1901 410 

medical report on case 476 

obsequies 418, 422 

speech at Buffalo Exposition 418 

McKinlov, Mount 445 

McKnight, Carroll A 44 

McLaut?hlin, Emma 126 

McLaughlin, Mary 128 

McLaughlin, Marv J 9 

McLaughlin, Mrs. Thomas 175 

McLa III- in , Joli n L 14, 114 

McLean, Nathaniel H 30 

McLean, Sarah K 30 

MacLeod coal concession 525 

McMaster, William R 9 

McMillan, James 14, 15, 115, 116, 237 

McNeils Island 129 

McNutt, Arline E 120, 135. 196 

Macrura 456 

McS wain, Martha 22, 105 

Madagascar, American cotton 251 

liquid-air motors 65 

mining and trade 517 

ratia fiber 219 

Maddux, L.O 105 

Maddux, Hobart & Company 105 

Madeira Islands, cable connections... 288 

Madrid, Ibcro-.\merican Congress 165 

Magazine buildings, Puget Sound na- 
val station 61 

Magazines, smokeless powder for. 416,417 

Magellan Strait, chart 443 

Magnalium 217 

Magnesia, relation to plant growth ... 437 

Magnesium, hydrosilicate of 389 

Magnet correctors 60 

Magnetic declination 160, 214, 281 

Magnetism 324, 361 

North Carolina 70, 168 

Washington observations, 1891-92. . 60 

work of Coast and Geodetic Survey. 70 

Maguey fiber, extracting machine... . 389 

Mahogany, demand for 250 

soutli Africa 358 

Mahoii , T/iwIdcus M 48, 501 

Mahon Kiver 166 

Mail and Record Division 74 

Mail-carriers, see Letter-carriers. 

Mail contracts, advertisements 417 

Mail matter, 2d class •. . 93, 514 

Mail service, see Postal service. 

Maine, labor 529 

lobsters 16,104,399 

population 347 

post route map 62 

river and harbor improvement 485 

to convey Widows Island to 142 

Maize, see Corn. 

Maj.-geii. commanding Army, rp., 1898. 205 

report, 1899 238, 502 

report, 1S99, to print 144, 273 

see also Lieutenant-general. 



Page 

Maladiedu coit 207 

Malaga, almonds 251, 479 

cognac industry 389, 446 

grapes 66, 165 

mineral resources 479 

provincial exposition 389 

shoes and boots 164, 2.53 

Malaria 394,454 

Mallard, Vianna 46, 105, 126 

Mallory, Stephen K 15 

Malt extracts 448 

Malta, .\merican coal 321, 390, 419 

importation of dogs 65, 219 

refrigerators 479 

tobacco 322,391 

trade information 65, 219, 289 

Mammals. Venezuela 456 

Mammoth 297, 298 

Man. primitive, in America 298 

Manfios, Brazil 250 

Manatee River 105 

Manavi hats, see Panama hats. 

Mancalhi Californiensis 424 

Manchester, Eng., exports to United 

States 65, 66, 253, 358, 419 

Manchuria 479 

grain foods 517 

military operations in 395 

railway 252 

ManiSvai Bay, chart 513 

Manganese, New South Wales 480 

Manganese ores, production 348, 385 

Mangoes, in India 358, 446 

Manila, chart 325 

military post. 526 

transports to ] 113 

vital statistics 288 

wages and prices in 179 

Manila Bay, naval coal depot 317 

Manila cigars 251 

Manila hemp 247 

Manitoba, nursery stock 252, 323 

railwav development 65, 253 

spelt 164, 253 

Mann, James E 33, 134 

Mann, Levi C 40,126,196 

Mannheim, Amer. manufactures in 252, 359 

cocoanut butter 164, 290 

electric railroads 164, 290 

MancBUvers, naval 416 

Mantles, incandescent 454 

Manua Island 249 

Manual, civil service 261, 490 

gangers' 71 

House 50, 500 

of arms 422 

of fish-culture 332 

of guard duty 257 

ordnance 61 

Senate 377 

Manual de nrmas 328 

Manual training 153 

Mantilacturers, German 479 

Manufacturers' materials, imports 479 

Manufactvu-es, Amer., in Australia 252 

American, in Mannheim 2.52 

cav)ital and labor ... 83, 227, 261, 300, 457 

coke 244 

Germany 156, 217, 290 

Peru 478 

petroleum refining 244 

Siberia 65, 219 

.sorghum syrups 411 

see also Census Oflice. 
Manufactures Com., Senate... 178,179,500 

Manures, artificial 389 

stable, value of 411 

see also Fertilizers. 
Manuscripts Commission, Historical.. 4.55 
Manu.scripts Division 333 



January — 1 )E( hmheu 



.75 



Maple sirup nnrt sugar 208 

Maps and charts, AiULTica 111,27:1, -125 

Chicago River Ui? 

(^Iiicliamauga U-l,27;5 

Coast Survev 70, UW, 221, 254, 

293, 32-4 , 32o. SCI , 392, 420, 44H, 481 , 520 

(ieep waterways nf eastern L'. S 525 

Engineer Department 77,172 

folding r(X>nT, House 500 

lor Asiatic Station :W> 

forest reserves 50 

General Land Of... 1*1,211, 314. 348, 381 

Geological Survev 50,155,211,245, 

2.S2. 31 4, 349, 385, 413. 440, 471, 473, .5lKi 

Hvdrographic Ortice 59.ti((, 1(>0, 214, 

248, 2.S5, 31 7. 351. 38ti, 415. 4 13. 475. 51 1 
Mexican Boundary Commission... 147 

native, of Marshall Islands 298 

Northern and Northwestern Lakes 
Survey .. 295, 328. 3t>l,39t;, 423.451,488 

of splenetic fever 240 

post route G2, 287, 417 

to mount, for members of House. . . 204 

Weather Bureati 53. 151. 209. 

243, 280. 312, :146, 383, 413, 438, 470, 504 
seeulso Majis and Charts Division. 

Mai>s and Charts Division 3X5, 425 

Marble, Carrara tio, 219 

Marcasite 440 

Mare Islaml Navy-Yard 28ti, ,509, 514 

Marengo County, .\la.. bridge Ill 

Margariii, fte Oleomargarin. 

Marietta. Ga.. topographic sheet 441 

Marine boilers, fusilile plug^ for 480 

Marine Conference, lnternat.,1889 t>7 

Marine ( 'orps 47ii. 509 

approiiriation 159 

enlistfil men 193,204 

entrance requirements 475 

homestead rights 194 

insane 18, tiO 

medals 142, 201 

officers 159, 197, 355, 510, 513 

register, 1900 275 

register, 1901 61 

Marine documents 449 

Marine Hospital Service 72, 

ir>9, 196, 223, 253, 25(1, 291. 294. 
326, 362, 394, 421 , 449. 482, .522 
Marine hospitals, see Marine Hospital 
Service — names of places. 

Marine insurance, Canada 163,2.52 

Mariner'i,<-ivilian.f)n naval colliers... 514 
Mariners, Notice to, see Notice to 

Mariners. 
Marines, see Marine Corps. 

Marion Trust ("ompany 9 

Maritime ( 'anal Co. of Nicaragua 470 

Maritime security, e.\ posit ion of .. 321,390 

Maritime warfare 516 

Marketing farm prwluee 242 

Markets, foreign 148, 1.50 

Markle. O. J 115 

Marr, William C 130 

Mars 1.51 , 4.54 

Marsdorf, Herman Von 141 

Marseilles, .American coal 66 

American consulate 63 

cotton-oil 164, 2.53 

labor 16-1. 253 

oil and seeil trade 322, 119 

Marsh, Briijiiiniii F 142 

Marsh, Charles A 22, 139, 196 

Marsh, Fielding 19, 134. 19«i 

Marsh lands, salt, reclamation of 412 

Marshall, Nancv 27, 105 

Marshall, William V .501 

Marshall. .\rk., topograjihic sheet 349 

Marshall. Mo., topographic sheet 283 

Marshall Islands, native sea charts... 29H 



I'age 

Marshals 12: 

in Alaska 4U 

Martin, Kmma T 41,105 

Martin, .lohn .T 143 

.Martin, Joseph K 134 

Martin. Thomas .S 14,15 

Martiniuue, coal 66 

Maryland, history, 1714-20 82 

labor ". 179, :{00, 529 

population .55, 347 

post route map 62 

river and harbor improvement 485 

.Marysville, Cal., topographic sheet... \f^ 
Marvsvillc, Moni., topographic sheet.. 441 

Mashike Hakuchi 354 

Mason, .lames 34, 105, 120 

Mason. .John A 30 

Manon. W'Uliam E 15, .500 

Mason, Fort, hospital at 329 

Ma.sonic .Mutual Relief As.soc 15,31,98 

Ma.>^sachusetts, Arbitration, etc., Board 179 

cost c)f crime in 219 

labor 228 

maps 62. 255 

population 347 

river and harbor improvement 485 

Massacre Hill, battlefield of 142 

Masters, of vessels, list 2.57 

Matanzas, I)ei)artmeiit of 171 

Matches, in India 368,446 

ScaiKlinavian factories 289 

trade in Netherlands 389 

Mates, licensed, list of 2.57 

Mathews, Philip 79 

•Matthew Island, chart .511 

Mauinee Bay, chart 396 

Maumee River, chart 396 

Maxim solid-actir)!! gun 330 

May, steam yacht 115,141,1% 

Mayaguez Bay, chart .521 

Mavnardville", Tenn., topog. sheet 1.57 

Mayo, William .M 79 

Meade. Catherine 24 

Meadows 239 

Meal, banana 367 

Measurement of earth 70, 324 

Measures and weights 14, 203, 325 

Meat, -Argentine traile 357 

canned, Germany 164, 2.53, 289 

composition anil" cooking 208,3.S0 

exports from I'ruguay 65, 163 

German, in Ru.-isia 219 

Ger. inspection law . 206, 217, 289. 290, 359 

horse, in Frankfort 321 

in south .\frica 66, 322, 419 

losses in cooking 468 

Paris Kxposition 436 

Mechanic arts 345. :«0 

Mechanical colleges. jfee.-Vgrie. colleges. 

Mechanical drawing 315, ;}80 

Mechanisms, breech. Krupp 396 

Medals. War with Spain 142,201 

Wiishiiigton Monument .Vssoc 131 

Medawakanton Indians 105,117 

Medical Ceugrevi, International 436 

Medical Corps, Army 225 

Navy, officers . . ." 510 

Medical degn-es. (iermany 165 

Medical Department, Armv 74, 

77.173, 225",29t>, 329, 488, 526 
Medical departments, army, in China. 395 

Medical expen»^es. War with Spain 147 

Medical fellowship. Liverpool 289,3.59 

Medical jireparations, Hungary 390 

Medical statistics '. 476 

Medicine 454 

patent, .\ustria 390, 446 

patent , Norway 2.52, 323 

jiatent, Switzerland 517 

Medicine and Surgery Bureau 60, 476 



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576 



Index, 1901 



Page 

Medicine chest linndbook 72 

Mediterranean eomnierce 377 

Mediterranean I'ilot 354 

Mediterranean Sea, liglits 38G 

Melirinf,', Frederieli 9 

Melliourne, Victoria 387 

Mellert Fonndry and Machine Co 131 

Memorial addresses, on S. T. Baird. . ft, 378 

on K. I'. Bland 378 

on K. (i. Clarke 435 

on E.D.Cooke 147 

on Wni. B. Daly 341 

on Lorenzo JJanford 378 

on C. K.Davis 309 

•on Nelson Dinslev 147 

•on S. P. Epes 237, 378 

on Daniel Ernien trout 5, 378 

•on J. H.Gear 409 

vn Wni. L. Greene 378 

«.n A. C. Harnier 341 

on M. L. Hayward 5, 378 

on (j. A. Hoimrt 5, 378 

on .1. H. Hofieeker 309 

on W. F. Love 147 

on S. A. North way 147 

on E. E. Settle 378 

on A. D. Shaw 499 

on .lolin Sinipkins 147 

on R. A. Wise 409 

Memorial bridge, D. C 484 

Memory, faculty of, in fish 297 

Memphis, Tenn., enrolled militia 78 

Memi>liremagoisr, Lake, beacons, etc. . . 393 

Men, enlistment of, in Navy 387,513 

furnishings for, Turkey 322 

Men (iti horseljack .' 341 

Menalis, Condy 37,10.5,124 

Menonniiec River, topographic sheet. 283 

Mern-r. IXivid JI 14ti 

Mercer Cove, chart 512 

Mercerized cotton, Germany 358, 419 

Merchant marine, see Shifiping. 
Merchant Marineand FisheriesCom.. 141 
Merchant vessels, s^;? Shipping. 
Mercury, see Quicksilver. 
Meriwether SnufT and Tobacco Co. 30, 196 

Meron, Martin G 445 

Merrill, James F 138 

Merritt.Marcia M 119 

Merritt, Mary A 41, 105 

Merritt & Chapman Derrick, etc., Co . . 30 

Merritt, I. .1., tug 30 

Merrow, Mary A 137 

Mershon,Anna M 49 

Mershon, Daniel S 49 

Mesabi district, iron ore 472,473 

Mesopotamia 4-54 

Message and documents, abridgment. 237 
Message of President, see President. 

Metabolism in human body 51,. 52, 344 

Metal-workers' school, Saxony 3.58,446 

Metals. Ger. exports and imports.. 390,446 

production, 1899 . '. 348 

rare 478 

tests of 50, 423, 435 

see also Precious metals. 

Metculf, Robert H 34, 105, 120 

Meteorites 4.56 

Meteorology. Harvard University sta- 
tion in Peru ." 163 

Hydrographie Office observers 317 

kites used in 454 

Philippine Islands 391 

tables 117, 378, 504 

Washington observations, 1891-92.. 60 
sec also Weather Bureau. 
Methow, Wash., topographic sheet ... 246 

Melomkin Inlet, beactms, etc 393 

Metric system 163, 203 

Metropolitan Railroad 177 



Page 

Metzger, Henry 204 

Mexican Boundary Commis.sion, atla.s. 147 

Mexican Central Railway 288 

Mexican cotton-boll weevil 240 

Mexican Railway Company 320 

Mexico 64, 163, 216, 

2.50, 288, 320, 3.57, 388, 418, 445, 478, 516 

absorption by U. S. , 1847-48 82 

bonded warehou.«es 389 

canned goods 217, 290 

cement in 321 

chicle gum 389, 446 

copper ore 3.58 

financial conditions 322, 419 

fishes 399 

geographical sketch 64 

grasses of 51 

hats 479 

lynching of Florentino Suasle 16 

oleomargarin, dutv on .^90 

petroleum 252, 323 

Rio Grande River 13 

rubber 219, 320 

silver coinage 165 

steamboats to Europe 218, 323 

strav cattle from U. S 217, 290 

tarii¥ 321 

trade opportunities 289 

United States boundary with 147 

water boundary convention 63, 274 

Mexico city, Building and Loan Co .. 320 

drainage system 216 

International Amer. Conference... 3.57 

Mexico, (iulf of .511 

coast pilot 325 

list of lights 326 

tropical cyclonic storm 415 

Mexico St.ite 478 

Meyer, Adolph 142 

Mica, production 349, 472 

Mice, jumping, osteology of 299 

Michigan, corporation taxes 261 

labor 179, .529 

population 55,384 

pi )st route map 62 

river and harbor improvement 485 

spirit leveling 69 

war claims .501 

Michigan City. Ind., harbor 4.S5 

Michigan, Lake 258, 4.51 

harbor improvement 485 

map 365 

navigation to Mississippi River 76 

.sailing directions 285 

Michipicf)ten Harbor 285 

Microbes, pathogenic, for de.stroying 

rats "....394 

Middleton Reef, chart 512 

Midshipmen 510 

Mid wav Islands 3.55 

Miers, 'Robert 11' 40, 136 

MilHin, Fort, Pa 318 

Milan, lodging houses 389, 479 

Mile Rocks, light and fog-signal .519 

Miles, ,Iames A. B 197 

Milford Haven, Va., harbor 487 

Military Academy . . 73, 75, 171, 4.50, 483, .523 

approi)riations 17, 77, 93, 197 

examinations for 364 

hazing 13, 141, .502 

Military Academy, Select Committee 

to Investigate Hazing at 141 

Militarv Affairs Com. .House... 44,141,204 

Senate 17, 117, 202 

Military colonization, French 251,323 

Military departments and divi.sions.. 171, 
224, 2.58, 295, 328, 451 , 483, .525 
Military establishment,. >■■('(; Army. 

Militarv e.xhiliition. Great Britain 218 

Militarv ijovt.. in the South, 18(11-65.. 455 



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577 



rage 

Military history 455 

Military Information Division. 327, 3(i4,395 

chief appointed 422 

Military justice 17,191 

Military lawsof United States. 204,274,450 

Military notes, 1900 3(54 

Military operations, in .\frlca and 

China 395 

in Manchuria 395 

Military post.s 422 

Manila. A'. 1 52t) 

■ire also names of forts. 

Military i)risons at Bacolor 396 

Military i)ublications, list of 258,450 

Military (lucstions 483 

Military schoc ds 73, 197 

see aUo .Military Academy — Military 
training. 

Military training 105,118 

land-grant schools 345 

Militia, arms for 73, 395 

District of (Columbia 177 

force in United States 171 

Honduras 216 

Milk 210 

as food 20S 

District of Columbia 275 

examination of 207 

Germany, adulteration 217 

souring of 279 

supply of, in cities 275 

Mil k yesscls, Siberia 322 

Millard, Jesse 27, 123, 197 

Millard, Lewis M 105 

Miller, Henry 24, 105 

Miller, Lconhart 25, 105 

Miller, Lucinda 24, 105 

Miller, Oliyer W 35, 105 

Miller, Sarah 42, 105, 124 

Miller. Su.'^an A 22,106 

Miller, William 1 37,106 

Miller, William R 27,106 

Millets 381 

Milliken, Samuel 9 

Mills, AnuTican machinery for... 252,323 

textile, in United States 216 

Milwaukee, Wis 15, 49, 106, 221 

Mindanao 317 

Mindanao and Jolo, Department of . . . 224 

Miner, Smith '. 25, 106 

Mineral lands 118 

Mineral oil.s,see Petroleum. 

Mineral paints 349, 472 

Mineral jiroducts 472,479 

Mineral resources, Copper River dist . 440 

Malaga 479 

Philippine Islands 391 

Mineral Resources, 1897 50 

1898 238, ,502 

1899 348 

1900, separates 348, 349, 385 

to print 195 

Mineral waters 253, 349, 388 

production, 1900 385 

Mineral wax, Austria 322, 391 

Minerals, Boulder Hot Springs 472 

Chill- 163 

Mexi(o 163 

nonmi'tallic 260, 261 

Ph 1 est ine 390, 446 

I'ersia 479 

.>-pain t 517 

Ural .Mountains 217,252,290,323 

Miners, destitute. Alaska 17, 73 

Mines, coal, electric power in 479 

gold, in Korea 389, 446 

Mines and Mining Com., Senate 118 

Mining, Alaska, laws 12 

Bolivia 320 

British Columbia ... 65,164,2.53,289,3.59 



1 
Mining, capital and labor in 399, 

emerald, Colombia 

Guatemala 

lalior laws 

laws 

Liberia 

Madagascar 

Mexico, copper 

Navajo Reservation 

New Mexico 

Norway 

Nova Scotia 164. 

Ocotlan 

Ontario 390, 

Peru 217, 288, 

Sarela, Siberia 

southern France 322, 

Spain 217, 

to print report on 145, 

Mining Bureau, Philipidnes 

Mining districts, precious-metal 

Mining i:iigineers,.Amer. Institute of. 
Minneapolis. .Minn., public building.. 

topographic sheet 

Minnesota, Chippewa Indians 

Chiitpewa reservations 

iudges of U. S. courts 

labor statistics 

pine, sale of 

population 65, 

jiost route map 

public lands, right of way . . 106, 115, 

river inii>rovenient 

Minnesota, U. S. S 

Minncs( ita Uni versi t y 

.Minnich. Samuel " 19, 

Minor. Kdivnrd S" 41, 

Mint Bureau 72, 167, 2.57, 363, 

report, 1900, to |>riut 145, 

.\Iinter, Nancy M 

Mints, bullion accounts 

Omaha, Nebr., branch at 

Philippines 

Tacoma, Wash., branch at 

Mischler, Caroline 

Misdemeanors. legislation concerning. 

Mission Indians. Torros band 

Missionaries, .\nier.,at Paotingiu 

Mississipiii, bibliogniph y of 

labor laws 

manufactures 

population 55, 

post route map 

river and harbor improvement. 483, 

tornadoes 53. 

Missi.«sippi Choctaw Indians, see Choc- 
taw Indians. 

Mis.s)ssippi Delta, grasshoppers in 

Mississippi River, bridges... 9,106,133, 

chart 

dams 

fisheries 

improvement of 4K5, 

lands at head waters of 106, 115, 

navigation to Chicago 

Southwest Pass 

stages of, 1900 

survey of 

MLs-sissipjii River Comn 76, 106, 2.58, 

Mi.ssoiiri, (^ivil War |>eri(Kl 

higher education in 

iu<li<'ial district.s 

labor statistics 

population 55, 

post route map 

river improvement 

Mis.souri, Department of the 

Mis.souri River, briilges 33, 10<>, 134, 

iniprovemeni of 

Mi.ssouri River Commission 77,225, 



age 
,4.57 
320 
64 
261 
413 
217 
517 
250 
212 
.57 
252 
290 
216 
,446 
, 445 

391 
290 
195 
,525 
410 
418 
129 

4n 

157 
.5(H> 

17 
4.58 
1.52 
384 

62 
146 
4.85 
353 
469 
106 
136 
421 
274 

48 

67 
131 
174 
131 
125 
502 
.508 
395 

82 
300 
.506 
384 

62 
485 
412 



436 
197 
420 
106 
331 
4H6 
146 

76 
205 
2.58 

76 
488 
t.55 
313 
7 
400 
384 

62 
\Ki 
171 
197 
486 
488 



578 



Index, 1901 



Page 

Missouria Indians '"iOV 

Mitchell, Etta S 2G 

Mitclu'll,. Johns 21 

Mitchell. Kii'hanl P 38,100,127 

Mitchell. William 38,106,126 

Mite cTuiiiics of citrus trees 276,344 

Mix , Fran k G 147 

Mix, Simon H 1^7 | 

Mixed flour 2.=i6 

Miyako, Japan 60 

Miyako .Jirnu (jroup, see Saki Shima. 

Mobile, Ala., harbor 76 

Mobile and Navv Cove Harbor Ry 133 

Mobile and West Ala. R. R. Co 95, 111 

Mobile Marine Dock Company 115 

Mobile River, bridge 133 

Modern WoodmeTi of America 114, 197 

Mohonk Indian Conference 284 

Moliiie and Peoria Railway Co 33, 108 

Mollendo, imports passing through ... 478 

Mollin, Giistave 30 

Mollusca 529 

MoUusks, ostreiform 528 

Molybdenum 282, 349, 473 

Moiiadnock, U. S. monitor 501 

Monazite sand, (ierman demand for.. 322 

Mon.i fuel gas 322, 391 

Monddl. Frniik W 142, 146 

Monetary report, 1901 479 

Money, ihriKunlu I) 113 

Money, German, in Samoa 390 

see'aho Comptroller of Currency- 
Loans and Currency Division- 
Treasurer of United States. 

Monev Order Division 162, 388, .515 

Money orders 444, .515 

Bolivia and U. S 477 

Chile and U. S 387 

offices for 1 62, 388 

Jlonitors, claims for payment 501 

Monographs, Geological Survey... 147,410 

on social economics 367 

jrononioriimi pharaonis 311 

Monongrthela River... 106,133,134,197,487 

Monopoly, of mineral lands 118 

Monroe, James 515 

.Monroe doctrine 515 

Montana, Crow Reservation 203 

mails for 417 

manufactures 384 

poisonous plants ... 204,240,274,276,503 

population 55, 384 

post route map 62 

river and harbor improvement 487 

Monterey, Mex., business directory ... 390 

Monterev, Va., to[)Ographic sheet 507 

Montevideo, port 217, 290 

Montgomery, Ala. , bridge 133, 189 

Montgomery and Autauga, etc., Co. 133,189 
Monthly Siniuuary of <'oramerce and 
Finance, .see Commerce and Fi- 
nance, Monthly Sinnmary. 
Monthly Weather Review, *ee Weather 
Review, Monthlv. 

Monticello, Miss., bridge 134, 198 

Montreal, electric railroads 251 

Montross, Va., topographic sheet 246 

.Monuments, D. C 15,309 

Moodv.Ksther F 121 

Moody, WilliainH 29,132 

Moon, in relation to weather 438 

transit circle ob.servations 60 

Moore, Catharine 120 

Moore, Flora 20,106 

Moore, (u'orgc W 45 

M oore . ,1 esse 175 

Moore, .Marv 126 

Moore, Mary E 38, 106 

Mooring slips, Norfolk Navy- Yard 356 

More, George W., alias 45 



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Morelos, new Yucatan port 478 

Morey, David H 9 

Morgan, Charles 213 

.Morgan, John, alias 27 

Morgan, John T 16, 113, 116, 500 

Morgan. Ft., ordnance propertv 259 

.Morley, Mary 136 

Morocco, trade-marks 478 

trade with Rouen 359 

.Morrill, Justin S 345, 380 

Morris, Pac/e 146 

Morris, Reamus G 46, 106, YIO 

Morris, W.W 30 

Morrison, James R. D 79 

Morri.son, John H 9 

Morrisville,Pa., bridge 33,98 

Morse, Henry O 9 

Morse, Jerome E 142 

Mortality statistics 384 

Mortar carriages 296 

Morton, Mary X 35,274 

Mo.scow, fruit exhibit 358 

trade with United States 358 

Mosel River, canal 65 

Moselev, William O 79 

Mosqui'toes 65, 207, 219, 240, 289, 344 

carriers of yellow fever 4-55 

disinfection against 449 

Moss, J. McKenzie 409 

Moths. buiTalo 240 

codling 436 

Motion, of animals and plants 298 

of liquids 298 

Motor-carriages, sec Automobiles. 

Motors, for gun mounts 477 

liquid-air, Madagascar 65 

Moulton,.\lexander 138 

Mount, .see name of mountain. 

Mount Carmel Development Co 47, 106 

Mount Vernon, Ala., bridge 133 

Moiintainhome, Ark., topog. sheet .56 

Mountains, formation of rain on.. 312,438 

highest, in North America 445 

relation of rainfall to 209 

Mounts,gun 329,417 

Mowrv, (ieorge 26, 106 

Muck; Ed vth M 9 

Mudd, Sydney E 31 

Muertos Island 70 

Muhs, Henry 35, 106 

Mules, for British army 132, 166, 216 

Mullican, .lohn 527 

Mullin, .Michael 27 

Mullin, .Michael A 31, 115, 116, 194 

Mundlen, James C 79 

Munich, internat. art exhibition 217 

Municipal ownership, Liege 65, 219 

Municipalities, see Cities. 

Munn, James M 26,136,197 

Munsee Indians 55,1.57 

Murcielagos Bay 317 

Murder, missionaries, at Paotingfu... 395 

Murgantia histrionica Hahn 207 

Murphy, Samuel Z 34,197 

Murphy, N. C, topographic sheet 351 

Murray, Evelyn Neale 10 

Musa Bav, chart 443 

Muscle Shoals, Ala 133, 197 

Muscle Shoals Power Company... 133,197 

Muscogee, Ind. T., bridge 133 

to|iographic sheet 283 

Muscogee Indians, i>ee Creek Indians. 
Muscular worl^effect on digestion. 52, 344 

Mu.seums 227 

American, at Calcutta 357, 419 

commercial 217, 478 

Musgrove, Elizabeth J 120 

M ushrooms 382 

Musical instruments, Ger. trade .. 390.446 
Muskego, Wis., topographic sheet ^ 315 



January — December 



579 



I'lige 

Muskegon, Mich., chart 4ol 

harbor 172 

Muskegon Lake, chart 4b\ 

Muskingum Kiver 480 

Muskogee, hu\.T.,Kee Muscogee. 
Muskogee and Clarksville Bridge Co . 133 
Muskogee Indians, sec Creek Indians, 

Mutton 51,378 

Mutual Benefit Association of laspect- 

ors of Customs 500 

Mutukha Kiver.chart 513 

M uzo, Colombia 320 

M va arenaria 399 

Myers, Isabela 23, 107 

Myria|io(ls 421 

^afu Kiang 214 

Nagaiiania Harbor 354 

Nagasjiki, shipbuilding 2I» 

Nalia Koads 214 

Nails, Belgium 105 

wire, German trust 218 

Names, Board of Geographic, see Geo- 
graphic Names Board. 

Names, geographic, of Alaska 281 

Namur, Belgium, exposition at 289 

Nance, .lohn \V 79 

Nantes, agricultural exposition in. 389, 446 

American coal GO 

Nanticoke Kiver 485 

Nantucket. Mass.. topographic sheet.. 211 

Nantucket Sound, chart 392 

list of lights 326 

Napkins. 292 

Naples, electric railway to Rome 251 

Narragansett Bay, chart 255, 293 

Narrows, gee New York Harbor. 

Nashville. Tenn., bridge 133,192 

Centennial Exposition 145,197,425 

National .Academy of Sciences 84,262 

National banks 70, 168, 222, 255, 

293, 325, 342, 362, 420, 435, 448, 481, 521 

charters 29 

decisions 420 

deposit of receipts from duties. . 147, 199 

guaranteed bank-notes 130 

reserve 29 

surplus of, as capi tal 130 

National Bur. of Standards. 14, 163, 200, 251 
National cemeteries, see names of in- 
dividual cemeteries. 

National debts of the world 295,418 

National defen.se 173 

National Kducational .Association. 439,474 
National (ialleriesof History and Art 410 
National Guard, .see .Miiitia. 

National Herbarium 344,411,468 

National Home for Disabled Volun- 
teer Soldiers, .see National Sol- 
diers' Home. 

National Live Stock Association 113 

National Mu.seum 82, 178, 227, 

200. 299, 331, 306, 398, 424, 455, 489, 528 

report, IsyT, pt. 2 238 

report, 1^98 148 

report, 1N99 407 

National parks, see Parks, national. 
National Six-ietv of Daughters of 1812. 97 
Nat. Soldiers' Home.. 73,77,84,228,307,530 

branch at Fort Sherman, Idaho 118 

branch at, Johnson City, Tenn 10 

inspection of 525 

report, 1899 342 

rejiort of, to print 145,274 

xee also Soldiers' Home, D. C. 
National Standardizing Bureau, see 
National Bureau of Standards. 

National Zoological Park 172 

Natural ga.s 349,419 

profluction 472 



I 'age 
Natural history, of Cook Inlet region. 411 

of Queen Charlotte Islands 411 

Natural .science, we Science. 

Nature, range of phenomena for study 298 

Nature pictures 454 

Nautical .\lmanac 100,215,286 

see also Ami'rican Ephemeris and 
Nautical Almanac. 

Nautical Almanac Office 160, 

215,249,280,410,475,513 

Nautical astronomy 213 

Nautilus ))()i>ipil ins' 262 

Navaio Reservation 212 

Naval Acadeni y . . . 159, 280, ;«5, 177, 510, 513 
mental I'xamination of candidates. 476 

Naval Affairs Com., IIou.se 45,142,204 

Senate 18,118 

Naval bounty 67 

Naval cadets, mental examination of. 476 

Naval constructors 510 

Naval courts 513 

Naval estimates, of foreign powers... 410 

Naval exhibition, Great Britain 218 

Naval goviTunient, Guam .509 

Naval (inn Factory 514 

Naval Home, I'hiladelphia 477 

Naval hospitals 476 

Naval inspector, electrical appliances. 475 

Naval Intelligence Offlee 410, 477 

Naval magazine. Fort Mifflin, I'a 318 

Naval maiKcuvers 416 

Naval militia 475,510 

Naval Observatory GO, 475, 470 

Naval progress 416 

Naval Proving Ground, IndianHead 444,514 

Naval stations 160 

ap)ilicantsat 414 

appropriations 509 

courts-martial at 513 

employees, leaves of absence . . 107,316 

Naval supplies 442, 444, 475, 477, 510, 514 

Naval Torj)edo Station, Newport, R.I. 514 

Naval Training Station, Newp(jrt 477 

San Francisco 477 

Naval vessels, see \Var-ship.s. 

Naval War College. 61, 160, 280, 318, 475, 476 

Naval war records 147, 160, 238, 318 

Naval War Records Office 160, 318, 476 

Navigation, aerial 389.440,453 

aids 71,109. 

250, 294, 320. 302, 393, 421 , 449, 482, 522 

azimuth tables 248 

bv natives of Marshall Islands 298 

decisions 08, 107, 221, 

254, 292, 324, 361 , 392, 419, 447, 480, .520 

laws 238, 254 

steam, progress of 299 

see also Amer. practical navigator. 
Navigation Bureau, Navv Department 61, 
161 , 280, 318. :'..'m. :»7. 410, 470, 513 
Navigation Bureau, Treasurv Depart- 
ment 09, ^20, 223, 327, 449, 482, 522 

report, 1898 50 

report, 1899 238 

Navigati(<n, Foreign Commerce and, 

for lh99 238 

1900 257, 303 

Navigation, International Congress 

of 502 

Navy, appointments in civil service. 14,114 

appropriations for 45,119,197 

civil engineers 514 

emplovi'es, list of 505 

enlisted men 101, 193, 204 

enlistment of boys 353,513 

enlistment of machinists 355 

enlistment of men 387,513 

homestead rights for .sjiilors IM 

insane 18, 60 

laws of .5Cith Cong. 2d sess 284 



580 



Index, 1901 



I'Hgf 

Navy, mertiUs 142,201 

need of line orticers 159 

ofliccrs, active list 159 

Dflieers, l><)nds 514 

officers, in D. (" 513 

officers, lists of 355, 505 

officers, jiri'moted from ranks 213 

officers, recdin mended promotion.. 159 

officers, retired 105,118 

pay 514 

pa.v clerks 514 

rations 514 

recruiting officers 197 

register, liKK) 275 

register, 1901 61 

regulations 385 

smokeless powder for 416,417 

uniforms for 353 

vessels 482, 522 

War with Spain, medical expenses. 147 
see aUo War-ships. 

Navv Dept 58, 159, 213, 237, 

247. 284. 316. 353. 385. 414. 442. 475. 509 
Navv Dept., .■Vuditor for, see Auditor. 

report. 1899 238 

Navv leagues 410 

Navv-yard orders 59, 159, 213. 

247. 284. 316. 354. 385. 414. 442. 475. 510 
Navy-yards, appropriations 509 

employees 107, 316 

employment of labor at ... 414, 475, 510 
see idfu Navy-yard orders — name of 
place where located. 

Neafie& Levy 49 

Neary, Annie .\ 26 

Nebraska, claims 14 

duty of water 150 

judges of United States courts 17 

mails for 417 

Otoe and Missouria Reservation 507 

population 55, 384 

post route map 62 

spirit leveling 69 

Nectanipliora destructor Johns 278 

Needhum. Jamcy V 204 

Needhani, -Samuel A 42,126,197 

Neet, Charles .M 36,197 

Negroes, as landowners in Georgia ... 400 

education of 153 

home for aged and infirm 116 

of Lit Walton, Va 529 

of Saiidv Spring, Md 179 

Nelialem Ba v, bridge 133, 197 

NekoSeto 214 

Kelson, Knute 15, 115 

Nelson, .Mary J 46, 107, 121 

Nemerteans 456 

Nemoro, Jajian 60 

Neptune, steamer 30 

Nessell, Louis 46, 107, 121 

Netherlands, accident insurance.. 217,322 

American coal 66 

American office furniture 322,391 

American zinc ore 66, 219 

bicycles 251, 323 

bills of lading m 

carriages 321 

corn 288, 359 

farming machinery, demand for.. 389 

match tratle 389 

new metlioil of building in 358,419 

shoes and boots 252,323 

sugar ,"119 

sugar boiuity 221 

typewriters 165,253, 290 

workTiien's coniiu'nsaiion act 300 

Netherlands India, j<C(' Kast Indies. 

Nevada, Ksmcralila formation 282 

mails for 417 

manufactures 347 



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Nevada , population 55, 384 

post route map 62,287 

tungsten ore in 282,349 

New Bedford , Ma.ss 49, 107, 221 

New Brunswick, dynamite fishing 251 

lumber 164, 253 

railroads 218, 290 

whirlwinds 53 

New Brunswick, N. J., topog. sheet 283 

New-chwang, see Niu-chuang. 

New England, dredging 399 

fisheries '. 490 

synaptas of 399 

New Granada, «ee Colombia. 

New Hampshire, agriculture 471 

labor statistics 400 

inanulaclures 471 

population 384 

post route map 62 

river and harbor improvement 485 

New Haven Insurance Company 175 

New Hebrides, importation of liquor. . 13 

New Jersey, irrigation in 52 

labor laws 458 

population 55, 413 

post route map 62 

river and harbor improvement 486 

New London, Conn., chart 2-55 

New Mexico 474, .505 

Arrovo de .San Lorenzo grant 145 

ClilY Dwellers' National Park 47 

land 'commi.ssion 55 

mails for 162, 417 

manufactures 347 

population .1 55, 413 

post route map 62 

report of governor, 1900 57, 244 

winds 438 

New Orleans, La., federal building ... 69 

mail distribution 162 

New South Wales, bauxite 357, 446 

chart ; 248 

diamonds in 389, 446 

steel rails 322 

zinc and manganese 480 

New Year's Day .')'24 

New York A rsenal '296 

New York City, customs inspectors at . .500 

freight to Australia 66 

gravitv determination 69 

North Kiver bridge 33, 102 

publii' building 28 

Spanish goods, exhibition of 289 

tojiographic sheet 157 

New York Harbor 76, 172, 486 

charts 392, 448 

marine hosf>ital 68 

materials used by Engineer Dept .. 30 

vessels in Eastern .Vnchorage 3'27 

New Y'ork Nav v-Yard 287, 

319,356,387,509,514 

New York State, forest reserve m 312 

Iroquois Indians 54, "284 

labor 'i'iS, 300 

loan associations 2'28 

mails for '2.50 

injpulation 55, 413 

post route map 63 

river and harbor improvement 486 

New Zealand, .\nier. rolling stock in.. (16 

annexation of Pacific islands lf>5 

labor legislation 66 

land-value tax 202 

lights 443 

parcels-post convention 68 

swine fever 65 

tariff 66 

Newark system 472, 473 

Newcastle, Wvo., topographic sheet. . . 315 
Newcomb, Miiry C 129 



January — December 



581 



J'aBf 

Ni'wcdinl), Simon D 129 

Newi'onib, N. Y., loiioi^riiphic sheet ... -173 

Nfwl'ouiullaml, dmrt 24t<,2Ki.5VJ 

hurrictiiu' on coast ;i.=v) 

Newport, K. I., tViliTal building 129 

.N'aval Torpi-do Station 51 1 

Naval Training Station 477 

Newspapers, .\nier., in Liby. of Cohk.- 400 

forei-a.ster and " 470 

Newton, .lolin 7:!, 52(i 

Nez I Vrce County, Idaho 414,441,.'>t)7 

Neziigaseki Ko 354 

NiaKani Kalis, N. Y., topon. sheet 24(> 

N ia^ara Ki ver 134, 25S, 3(VJ, ;is5, 451 

NicaraKua 211!, 

2.50, 28S, 320, 3.57, 3KH, 390, 418, 445, 478 

American mils 252 

banks 390, 445, 479 

cart-road concessions 2H.S, ;j.59 

debt of i>5, 219 

industrial conditions in 218,291 

new loan 289 

Nicarajfua Canal lit; 

parcels-post convention 08 

railways 05, CG, 219, 322, 391 

rubber 479 

steamship contract 1)4,165 

supir iiiilustrv 5i(; 

treaty with Cliile 2S.'i, 359 

treaty with I'nited States 478 

Nicaragua Canal 16, 

113,116,220,467,500,501 

treaties 499 

Nicarajrua Maritiuic Canal Co 470,508 

Nice, France, paper factory near . 322,391 
plunitiiuK and sanitarv "appliances. 517 

trade 322, 419 

-N'ichol, William 125 

Nicholas('ountv,W.Va.,topog. sheet.. 315 

Nichols, .hilict K 143 

Nichols, Samuel 10 

Nicholson. Silas 18 

Nickel, Canada 65,219 

coinage of, in I'mguav 163 

production ." 282, 3 19, 472 

Nickerson, Azor H ". 204 

Nicklin, .lohn 10 

Nile, improvements on 2.'>2, 360 

Nipe Ka v. chart 415 

Nitrate, Chile 250, 388 

nitritication of fertilizers 278 

Nitre 452 

Nitrocellulose 225, 452 

Nitrogen 52, 278 

Niu-criuang, China, Amer. con.sulate.. 03 

Niuafou Island, chart 512 

Niuch wang, trade at 517 

Niue, chart 512 

Nixon, Catherine L 14.3,197 

No Toint. I'oint,Md 107,115 

Nobel Institute IGi 

Nobel peace prize 218 

Noche Buena Channel, chart 160 

Nolan, Katie A 30 

Nolan. Patrick 175 

Nome, Cape 440 

region of, to print 144 

.N'omenclature, of diseases 72 

of if rasses, changes in 311 

of soil types 312 

Noin illations 377 

Noiiiini (irove, Va.,topog. sheet 246 

Nonmetallic minerals 2(K),261 

Norfolk, Nebr., spirit leveling 69 

Norfolk, Va., custom-hou.se 69 

harbor improvement 487 

tornado and waterspout A'.ix 

X(»rfolk Island. chart 475 

Norfolk Navv-Yard 61, 

161, 249, '286, 319, :i56, 387. 514 



I'age 

Normal schools 1,53 

Xorris, Peter T 41 

Norristown, I'a., topographic sheet 240 

North America, coa.si lights 214,415 

maps of 144, 273 

North .Vnierican Fauna 149,379,411 

North .\merican papers 45ft 

North Amer. Transportatiim, etc., Co. . 73 
North Atlantic blockading squad- 
ron 160,161,318 

•North .\tlantic Station 177 

North Carolina, labor 228 

nuignetic survey 70, 168 

maps 63, 70 

po|(ulation .5.5, 413 

riverand harbor improvement. 486,487 

North Carolina, l)rig 176 

North Charleroi, I'a., bridge 133,197 

North Dakota, labor .529 

lands in 192 

mails for 388,417 

manufactures i»4 

population 55, 413 

post route nuip 63 

North Dakota Agric. College 150 

North Ki ver Hriiige Company 33,102 

North Sea. .sailing route to U. S 285 

Northcreek, .\. Y., topographic sheet. . 156 
Northern and Northwestern LakesSur- 

vey . . 2rvs, 295, 328, 3tM . 391!. 442, 451 .488 

Northern Luzon, Department of 224 

Northern Pacilic land grant 348 

Northern I'acitic Railroad 197,2t»2 

Northrop, A 10 

yorthwai/, Stephen A 147 

Northwest, stock .. 151,204,240,274,276,279 

Northwest I'oint Royal Shoal 518 

ynrtoii, Jatiiai A 42, 137 

Norton Bay region 440 

Norton Sound 293 

Norway 217, 252, 321 , 323, 390 

copper ore 358 

machinery imported into 479 

Notes of United States, mutilated 397 

Notes on con.struction of ordnance . . . 396 
Notice to Mariners, Coast and (!eo- 

detic Survev 70, 168, 221 , 

254, 29:;, 32 1 . 361 , 392, 420, 448, 4sl , .520 

Hvdrographie otiice 59,160.214, 

24S. 285. ;;i7. 354, 386, 415, 443, 475. 51 1 

Light-House Board 71,169,222, 

256, 294, 326, 362, 394, 421, 449, 482, 522 

Notsuke Bay 248 

Notsnke Channel 248 

Nottingham, England, electric trac- 
tion 251 , 323, 517 

lace and hosiery 479 

Nova Scotia, coal strike 65, 218 

mining UH, 290 

pulp mills 252 

Nowata. Ind. T., topographic sheet. . . 350 

Nowlin. Lutie M 10 

Nueva Ecija I'rovince 397 

Numbers, logarithms of 245 

Nurse Corps 176 

Nurserv ins[iection 345, 380,-381 

Nursery sto<k, British Columbia.. 2.52,323 

Nurses, training school 439 

Nutrition, gee Foods. 

Nuts and bolts, deck 319 

Nutt. Ilaller 48 

Nullle, David T 37 

Nuvaka Creek, tojxigraphic sheet 441 

N vberg. Kva K 26, 107 

Oacoma, S. Dak., bridge 33,106 

Oafonu Harbor 249 

Oaklantl. Cal., harbor 76,484 

Oakland. Md., topographic sheet 156 

Oaths, a.lministration of... 44,191,197,397 
Obato Wan 354 



582 



Index, 1901 



0»)i<>n River 484 

Obololla -'99 

Oholus 299 

OBrifii, John 44 

O'Brifii.Mnrv A 143,197 

Obse.|iiit's, William McKinley 418,422 

Ofiuputions, 12th census, index to 281 

Ocean. H«M>r of 298 

life in 454 

Ocean City, Mfl., topographic sheet... 50C 

Ocean Islatnl. chart 512 

Ocean telephony 216 

Oceania, sale of liquor 129 

Oceansirlo. Cal., topographic sheet 245 

Oclier, Germany 165 

Ocotlan, mines 216 

Ocracoke Inlet 75 

Odessa, coal 165 

dry-dock 517 

steamship line 218, 252 

telegraph lo Berlin 218 

Oelwein. Iowa, topograjihic sheet 506 

Oeno Island, chart 512 

Office. Philippines, incligibles 397 

Officers, customs service 520 

dii>lomatic and consular claims ... 377 

Engineer Corps 76.258,364,451,486 

executive, of riiitcfl states 51(1 

Light-House Bcjanl 294, 326 

Marine Hosi)ital Service 72, 394, .522 

M ilitary Academy 450 

Pav Department, Armv 77, 174, 

225, 296, 330, 365, 396, 423, 452, 489, 520 

Quartermaster's Dept 78,175,226. 

2.59, 297. 330, 365, 398, 424, 452, 4S9, 526 

Revenue Cutter Service 363 

Signal Corps 330 

Steamboat Inspection Service 394 

Subsistence Department ... 78,175,226, 
259, 297, 330, 365, 398, 424, 452, 489, 526 

Volunteers, travel pay Ill 

see also Army — Government offi- 
cials — Marine Corps — Navy. 

Offices, new 467 

nee also (government officials. 

Official business. War Department ,523 

Official Gazette 58, 158, 212. 

247, 28-) .316. 3.52, 385, 414, 442, 474 , .508 

Official information. disclosure of 71 

Official Postal Guide 61, 161, 215, 

249, 287, 319, 356, 387, 417, 445, 477, 514 

Official Register 505 

Officials, see Government officials. 

Ofoo Island 249 

Ogalalla, Nebr., topographic sheet 57 

O'Grady. Jfn//r.« .V. E 142 

Ohio, labor laws 458 

labor statistics 179, 300 

population 55, 413 

post nmte mai> 63 

spirit leveling 69 

war claims 501 

Ohio Ledge, R.I 172 

Ohio River, canal to Lake Erie 146 

imiprovement of 485,486 

Ohio State Board of Arbitration 400 

Oil, cod-liver, Venezuela 65 

edible, analysis of 411 

for gun-carriage cylinders 526 

of ro.ses, in Bulgaria 3.58 

olive. Spain 289 

sjiecilic gravitv of 278 

vegciiiblc. Marseilles traile 322,419 

see also (»leo oil — Petroleum. 

Oklahoma, lands 13,47,198,347,348,470 

mails for 417 

manufactures 347 

population 55, 413 

post route nuip 63 

reiiort of governor, 1900 57,244 



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Oklahoma, supreme court judges . . 17, 140 

ta.xes in Greer County 12 

Okmulgee, Ind. T., topographic sheet . 156 

Old South work 439 

Old forge. N. Y.. topograjihic sheet 246 

Oleander, lighthouse tender 222 

0' Learv, Louise 10 

Oleo oil 207 

Oleomargarin 13, 71, 

113, 16.5, 168, 207, 2.56, 274, 311, 390, 4;i5 

Oligocene coral fauna 410 

O'Linn, Fannie M 10 

Oliphant. Melville 107,124 

Olive, schooner 79 

Olive Frances, brig 14 

Olive oil. Spain 289 

Oliver, W'illiam 10 

Olives, southern Europe 322 

Olongapo, P. I., sanitary report 476 

Oloosinga Island 249 

Olympic forest reserve 342 

Omaha. Xebr., branch mint at 131 

Trans-Miss, and Internat. Expos... 298 
Omaha Northern Railway Comi>any . 132 

Omaha Reservation ." 132 

Onions, culture of 311 

Egypt 218, 291 

Oniwaki Byochi 285 

Ontario, canals 358 

deveiorjment of 1(>4, 2.53 

mining 390, 446 

trade notes 358 

Ontario, Fort 141, 198 

Ontario. Lake 2,58, 451, 486 

Oparo, see Rapa Island. 

Operations, militarv, in Africa and 

China 395 

in Manchuria 395 

Opinions of Attorney-General 158, 247 

Opium, uncivilized races 13, 113, 129 

Opol .Anchorage 317 

Optical glass. Germany 218, 291 

Oranges, blood, in Germany 322 

brandv from 393 

Orchards", effect of birds on 276,343 

inspection of 345, 380 

see also Fruit. 

Orders, Senate 377 

see also .\nimal Industry Bureau — 
Court-martial — Departmental — 
General — Navy-yard — Ordnance 
Department — Postal .service — 
Signal Office— Special orders. 

Ordinance of 1787 377 

Ordnance, appropriations 29, 

114, 193, 523, .524 

for Navy 416 

manual of instruction 61 

Ordnance stores 523 

see also Ordnance and Fortification 
Board — Ordnance Bureau— Ord- 
nance Department. 
Ordnanceand Fortilication Bd. 74, 4,52, .526 

Ordnance Board 329 

Ordnance Bur. 286. 318, 355, 416, 444, 477, 514 

Ordnance Department 77,173,225. 

259. 296, 329, 365, 396, 423, 452, 489, .526 

report, 1898 50 

report, 1899 205 

Ordnance stores .523 

Oregon, fisheries of 299 

Klamath Reservation .507 

mails for 417 

manufactures 438 

maps 63, 2.55 

populatiim 55, 413 

river and harbor improvement 487 

Siletz Re.servaticm .508 

timber on public lands 196, 245 

O'Reilly, Thomas P 107 



January — Deckmiucr 



r)S3 



Orient. CuliiDriiiu hutierin 206 

ranats 321 

Oriental languages, school for 65,219 

Orinoco Ki vcr, delta of 64 

Oriskany, N. Y., topographic sheet 156 

Ormoc, 1'. I 24H 

Ornithology, «■<■ Birds. 

Orography, I'hilippine Islands 391 

Oruro. Bolivia ;520 

Osage Indians 13,133,157 

Osage River 10, 77, 273, 487 

Osaka, bubonic plague 256 

Osltorn, James 10 

Osborne. William H 79 

Osceola, steamer 30 

Oshidomari Wan 2H5 

Ostend,expos.of hygiene,etc 321,390 

Osteology 01 jumping mice 299 

Ostreiforni niollusks .'v.'.s 

Oswego and R< (Uie Railroad 141 , lyK 

Otey, J'eter J 30, 31, 131 

Otoe and Mis.souria Reservation.. 507, 50K 

Ott, Barnev .=127 

Ott. J. K. P. 527 

Ottawa, Out., gas and petroleum ... 321,419 

Ouzts, Jfiseph P 19S 

Overstrcct, Jcsiie 29, 140 

Overton, George P 107, 122 

Ovine virus 2W 

Owensboro, Ky., topographic sheet 50l> 

Oxygen. commercial UU 

Oyster negroes 529 

Oysters, cultivation of 332 

Ozocerite, .\ustria 322, 391 

Pachita River Valley 357 

Pacitic cables 377 

Pacific coast, beacons 71 

chart 70. 2.55, 293 

fisheries of 299 

grape diseases 242 

nouses for light keepers 166 

light-ship 32 

light.s and fog signals 169 

tide tables 325 

weather forecasts 209 

Pacific t'oast region, agriculture 412 

Pacitic Coast Steamship Company 73 

Pacific Coaster's Nautical Almanac .. 416 

Pacific. Department of 23«, 32X, 502 

Pacific islands, anne.xation bv New 

Zealand 165 

lights 214,415 

Pacific Islandsand Porto Rico Com . . 119 

Pacitic Northwest, prunes 437 

Pacific Ocean, pilot chart 60. 160, -'l''. 

249. 2S5. 31,s, ;i>S, :W7, 416, 444. 476, 512 

Pacific railroads 221 

laws and decisions rtOH 

Pacitic ."^tatii m 477 

Packages, cording and .sealing of 220 

to and fr< mi Canada 251 

Packer. Hurnce B 145 

Packing.gmids for export. 289,358,391,419 

of butter 321 

Padre, Puerto, chart 160 

Pagurids 331 

Pagurus bernhardus 82 

Paige. Frank W 36 

Paint brushes 61 

Paints 161 

mineral 349,472 

Palefintologv, gte Fossils. 

Pale-^tine. minerals 390,446 

railroads in 322 

wagon r(»ads in 35H, 446 

Palmatary . Daniel 107, 124 

Palmer. Hannah 1 36,107 

Palmer. William H -22.107 

Palmer's Dock Ha v and Produce Board 

of Trade . . .'. 300 



I 'age 

Palms, cocoa- HI 

<late- 27t'i, 112 

Hungary ;{22 

Paloallo. Cal., topograjdiic shi-et 211 

Pamphlits. folding room House .500 

Paii-.\meri( an Congress 251 

Pan-.'Viinrican K.\j>osition. 117, 131, 215, '2>8 

.\rgentina e.\liil)it 41M 

Bolivian exhibit 216 

Chemistry Bureau exliibit 379 

Chilean exhibit 445 

Honduras building iftj 

McKinley's speech at 418 

national building at 418 

Navy Department exhibit 414 

ordnance at '286. 3-55 

State Deparliiicnt exhibit 388 

transfer of cxliibit.s to Charleston, 

S.C 499, 51H 

Venezuelan representatives at 418 

Weather Bureau exhibit 412,413 

Panama, chart 'iNi 

steamboats to l(V4 

tarilT ,516 

Panama Canal 285 

Panama hat.s Ifio 

Panama R. R. and Steamship Co '250 

Panicum 51 , 311 

Paotingfu, China, expedition 395 

Paper, corresiK>n<lence, in Tre«Ls. Dept. '292 

exporters of ItS 

for revenue stamps '256 

foreign countries 238 

Germany 65, 218, 219, 3'23 

manufacture 216, 413 

new factory, Nice 322, 391 

waste. Executive Departments 74 

waste, Interior Department 54 

waste, Post-Ottice Department 61 

waste, Treasury Department \(:<6 

Paper currencv 73, 130, 170, 223, 

•257, '295, 3'27, 363, 394, 421 , 450, 483, .V23 

Siam 252, 3'23 

Paper hangings, machines for '252 

Paradox Lake, topograi)hic sheet '283 

Paraguay 64. 

163, 3'20. 322, 357, :588, 418. 419, 445 

export company H90 

live stock 165 

Paramushini Strait 214 

Para.sjin, P. 1 160 

Pani.sites, animal '206, 207, '240, 311 

isopod 457 

of fishes 399, .V29 

Parcels-post, conventions ly^,216.274 

rates. .Amsterdam to Hawaii '252 

Paris, alcohol-consuming apparatus .. 517 

egg.> and poultry '207 

food and drink supply 358 

proposed electric road to Antwerp. 3S9 

Paris. (Choctaw, etc.. Rv. Co 133, 199 

Pans. Kxjiosition Cniverselle, IVHK) 3'23 

clay products 349 

dairy pn )d nets 276. 313 

experiment stations' exhibit 345 

glass exhibit 251 , 3'23 

leaf tobacci .at '277, :W2 

meat and meat pnHlucts 436 

social economics at 300 

Parity of gold and silver '29,30,31,131 

Park improvement papers '2;<7,341 

Parker, George A 39, 107 

Parker, George W 41 

Parker. RirluirrI W 140,142,204 

Parks, Mahala J 79 

Parks. D.C 15,237, :}41 

national, .Vppalachinn Mts 50 

national, right r)f way 108 

national, rules for 77 

nee aUo names of existing parks 



584 



Index, 1901 



Parniiilee, Edward A 10 

Parnitt.Hfiirii'tia 35,107 

Parsons, MarKarc't L. B 12(i, 138, 198 

Parsons, Nellie L 10 

Pasco Bank, cliart 512 

Passengers, arm y transports 73 

inspection of vessels for 254 

leaving Brazil, arrest of 389 

on fishing vessels 99,115,223 

Pastures 239, 276 

in the Southwest 381 

plants 381 

Patagonia, commerce of coast 287 

Patapsco Ki ver 47, 75 

Patent medicines, Austria 390, 446 

Norway 252, 323 

Switzerland 517 

Patent Office 58, 157, 212, 244, 246. 

284, 310, 352, 385, 414, 442, 474, 508 

report, 1899 377 

Patent office practice, United States 

vs. German 479 

Patentees, quarterly Ii.st ... 58,158,352,442 

rights of ". 64 

Patents, decisions 58. 158, 212, 

2 17, 284, 316, 352, 385, 414, 442, 474, 508 

decisions, 1898 205 

deci-sions, 1899 310 

limiting terms of 45 

Mexico 250 

naval officers 513 

quarterly list 58, 158, 352, 442 

registered attorneys 158 

rules of prjictice for attorneys 247 

Salvador 357 

specifications 158, 352 

see aho Patent Office. 

Patents Committee, House 45, 142 

Senate .* 119, 202 

Pathogenic microbe, for destroving 

rats 394 

Patience. Cape 355 

Patrick, Port, chart 511 

Patrols. Chippewa resen'ations 506 

Patterson, Hix 128, 136, 198 

Patuca River 28S 

Paul, James 23. 107 

Pa.ving, wood, in London 252,323 

Pawning, Emma R 124 

Pawcatuck River 484 

Pawnee Indians 508 

Paxton,Nebr., topographic sheet 211 

Pav, extra, for Arm v 292 

Navy ■. 510, 514 

railway-mail 93 

storekeeper-gaugers 521 

see also I^av Department, Armv. 

Pay clerks. Navy ." 514 

Pay Corps. Navy Dept.. officers 510 

Pav Department. Armv 74, 77, 174, 225, 

259, 296, 330, 365. 396, 423, 452. 489, 526 
Pay tables, Po.st-C)ffice Department... 514 
Paymaster-gen., Army, see Pay Dept- 
Paymaster-gen., Navy, .see Supplies 
and Accounts Bureau. 

Payne, Seremi E 147, 501 

Payne, William B 47 

Payne. William P 27,139,198 

Payson forest reserve 378 

Pea-louse 278 

Peace prize. Nobel 218 

Peach leaf curl .o02 

Peach twig-borer 278 

Peaches, brandy from 393 

growing, for market 242 

yellows and rosette 151 

Peanuts 381 

Pearce, Kate 24 

Pearl and Hermes Reef, chart 512 



Page 

Pearl fisheries. Colombia 251, 323 

Venezuela 358, 419, 479 

Pearl Harbor 392, 484 

Pearl River, bridge 134, 198 

Pearman. Mae 20, 107 

Pearre, Georrje A 32, 132, 203 

Pears, brandy from 393 

cultivation of 276, 382 

Peas 241, 279 

Peat, briquettes from 479 

machine for 322 

wood from 218, 291 

Pecans, culture of 208 

Peck, William N 422 

Pecos Valley, irrigation 150 

Peerless, steamer 30 

Peglow,J.W 132,198 

Pei-Ho, fishes in 178 

Pekin, China, American legation 63 

loot of summer palace 454 

relief expedition 476 

siege of 395 

Pekin Observatory 454 

Penal codes, France, etc 447 

Penalties, legislation concerning 502 

national bank directors 521 

Penalt v envelopes 256 

Peucote Heights, D.C 7 

Penltentiarv, McNeils Island 129 

Penn, Louis" T 176 

Penn, Thomas H 176 

Pennsvlvania, courts of U. S 191 

labor 228 

population 55, 413 

post route map 63 

river and harbor Improvement 487 

Pennypacker, Eliza D 10 

Penrose. Clara A 124 

Pens, steel. American vs. German 517 

Pensacola Bav, chart 481 

Pension Bureau 158, 244, 247, 442, 508 

Pensions 39, 134, 470 

appropriations 21, 107 

children 36 

decisions 54, 210, 244, 

280. 281, 313, 346, 383, 413, 438, 470, 505 

ex-Confederates 136 

for disabilitv in limbs 136 

for widows.". 201, 247 

names of comrades for claimants . . 247 

unindorsed checks 292 

see also Pension Bureau. 

Pensions Committee, House 45, 142 

House, see also Invalid Pensions 
Committee. 

Senate 18, 119 

Pentosans, determination of 278 

Peosta, Iowa, topographic sheet 315 

Perch 332 

Percy, Palmer G 17 

Perfumery, Germany 218, 323 

Periodical cicada 207 

Periodical Division 400 

Periodicals, educational 439 

in libraries 6i D.C 400 

in Navv Dept. Library 318 

Perkins, Charles A 10 

Perkins. Georc/e C 16, 18, 113, 114, 116 

Permanent court of arbitration 163 

Perrault, Hlppolyte 28, 135, 198 

Persia, currency 165 

customs administration 358,419 

grain exports 358, 419 

minerals 479 

tolls in 322 

trading compan v in 390, 446 

Persian Gulf, .steamship line 218, 252 

trade in 358 

Personal property 162, 274, 356 



January — December 



585 



Page 

Peru 163, 

216, 250, 320, 357, 418, 445, 478, 516 

cement 357 

chart 51 1 

copper 65, 218, 388 

extradition of criminals . . . 162, 216, 274 

raining 217,288 

trade 64, 388, 390, 446 

Petrified forests of Arizona 298 

Petroleum, Austria-Hungary ()5,219 

Canada ". 289, 360 

effect on plants and insects 34'), 381 

engines using, in foreign countries 323 

exports 72, 170, 223. 

257, 295, 327, 363, 394, 421, 449, 482, 523 

for Light-House Service 326 

Germany 64 

Japan . .". 358 

Mexico 252, 320, 323 

monopoly 118 

on automobiles 14,33, 110, 223 

Ottawa, Ontario 321 ,419 

production 349, 472 ! 

refining of 244 

Russia 252,291,358 

south Africa 322, 419 i 

Texas 472 ' 

use at sea 444 , 

Pettign w. Hichard F. 113, 129, 201 , 274 

Petlitn. E'hiiiind 11' 118 : 

Pettv, WilJiani C 527 j 

Pettvotiiccrs,Xavv .-... 510 

Pew, Abram P 37, 107, 124 

Pflueger. Catherine 138 

PHuger.J. Cbarkentinc 14,141,198 i 

Phaeton. Port, chart 475 | 

Phihidclphia, Pa., chart 70 ; 

sieainship line to Paraguay 388 

Philadelphia and Trenton R.K. Co.. 33,98 

Philip., IcsefaT 144 i 

Philiii Island, chart 475 

Philippine Civil Service Board 2.59 

Philippine Commission, 1st 391,467 

report 410, .502 

Philippine Comniis.«ion, 2d 174, 

220, 226, 2.59, 296, 396, 423 

reports, to print 144, 274 

Philippine Islands Public Instruction 

Department. . . , 226,297 

Ptiilippincs 524, 525 

additional islands 63,250,274 

animals debarred from U.S 503,518 

barraclcs.etc .526 

Chinese natives in 81 

civil government 13 

civil service examinations 261 

claims against U.S 4.51 

coal 525 

coinage and banking .524 

commerce 77, 173, 

225, 296, 328, ^57, 365, 396, 423, 488, 525 

commission to visit 205 

conditions in 113 

cost of transports to 113 

deportation of G. T. Rice 172 

deportation of Mabini 170 

education in 172, 226, 297 

Engineer Dept. operations 487 

enli.^ted men in civil service 258 

general orders of Dept. of Pacific .. 328 
geographic names, special rjj. on... 332 

geology of 348, 473 

homestead rights for soldiers. . . 194, 347 

languages 298 

letters rogatory 516 

liquor traffic and prostitution .. 13,295 

maps 63,214,221 

military governor, general orders.. 328 

military governor, report of 172 

military operations. 224, 237, 258, 364, 524 



Page 
Philippines, muster out of volunteers. 258 

oath of allegiance 328 

peopling of 298 

President's instructions to Peace 

Commi.»;sion, 1898 163 

public lands and timber 296 

revenue 147, 199, .501 

roster of t roops 328 

school teachers in 225, 297, 328 

service of regular troops in 295 

Spanish ]niblic land laws in 423 

tarilY. 145,259, 274, 3;i0, 342.423,4.50.483,525 

timber 296,391,423 

tonnage tax on ve.s.sels from 522 

travel pav to volunteers 111,118 

tribes 225, 298 

typhoon near 318 

wages and prices 163, 179 

.««■((/«(» Phi lipjiine Commission. 1st — 
Philippine Commission, 2d — 
Philippines. Dejit. of — Philip- 
pines. Division of. 

Philijjpines, Division of 171, 

224, 328. .502. 524,. 525 

Phillips, Ellen H 22, 107 

Phillips, Fremont 30, 139 

Phillips. Hester A 10 

Phillips, Jacob B 130 

Phillips. John W 24, 135, 198 

Philliiis. Lewis W 43, 107, 122 

Phillips, .Milton 136 

Phillips, Thomas T 42, 107 

Philpcjt. .Micager 10 

Phipps, Ellis P 107 

Phosi)hates, i)roduction 349,472 

Tennessee'\vhite 472, 473 

Phosphoric acid 278 

Photographv, color 453 

of fishes ". 399 

Phylloxera, in Germany 289 

Physicians, insurance 389 

Medical Corps of Army 173 

I'hvsico-technical institution 454 

Physics 298, 454 

Physiology, alcohol in relation to 439 

Piankataiik River, lights 519 

Pickard.John D 119 

Pickens, S. C, topographic sheet 351 

Picking, Laura S 124 

Pictures, nature 4.54 

Piedras Blancas, light and fog-signal. 519 

Pierce, Ezra S 41,107,126 

Pierce. Gilbert L 42, 107, 127 

Pierce, Simeon 26 

Pig lead. Canadian bountv 322 

Pigeon River 117, 132, 198 

I^gs, see Hogs. 

Pike, Francis H 2.3,107 

Pike. Mary R 12, 108 

I'ike 332 

Pikes Peak, topographic sheet 283 

Pikeville, Tenn., topographic sheet ... 57 

Pilar, P. 1 317 

Pillow , Mary E 126 

Pilot charts 60, 160, 214, 215, 248, 2«5, 

317, 318, 355, .W*!. 415, 416, 444, 476, 512 

Pilots, licen.sed, list of 257 

Pima County, Ariz 29, 93, 198 

Pima Res. (Gila River or Sacaton). 54,139 

Pima Reservation (.Salt River) 94 

Pine, .sale of, in Minnesota 152 

Pine Bluff, Ark., bridge 32,92 

Pineapples 437 

brandy from 393 

Pinegrove. Pa., topographic sheet 350 

Pineypoint, Md., topographic sheet .. 414 
Pingree, N. Dak., topographic sheet. . . 157 

Pioche, Ncv.. topographic sheet 315 

Pipes, for irrigation 212 

gas, military iK)sts 77, 173 



586 



Index, 1901 



Page 

Pi|>i's. iron, for Java 218 

iron, for Rouniania 390 

steam, steel and iron 249 

sul.surfaee, 1). C 15 

Wilier. Wasliington Navy- Yard 286 

i'iljesionc Reservation 500 

Pistols, automatic 77, 330 

Pitcairn Island, ehart 512 

Pitsehner, Ernst 10 

Pitts, Jasper 10 

Pittsburg, Pa., bridge 134,197 

harbor imi)rovement 4S7 

Pittsburg and Mansfield K.R.Co. 134,197 
Placer mining, British Columbia. . 164, 253 

Plague, bubonic 256, 294, 326 

swine 239, 378 

Planets, observations of 60 

Plank, William W 134 

Plant I ndustrv Bur. (formerly Plant In- 

dustrv Cirtiee) 242, 345, 381, 411, 437, 504 

Plant-lice .' 379 

Plantations, Engli.sh colonies 455 

Planting trees 208, 411 

Plants, George W 18, 108 

Plants, Amer.,in foreign countries ... 207 

ash of 278,503 

l)actcria parasitic on 382 

breeding 412 

conimercial, introduction of 276 

diseases of, in 1900 276 

diseases of, sulphur for 359 

effect of petrolevun on 345, 381 

fossil 282, 473 

house for pot experiments 345, 381 

imported by Agriculture Dept 53 

in pastures 276, 381 

insects injurious to 436 

introduction of 345,346,381 

lime, etc., in relation to growth ... 437 

motion in 298 

of Hawaii 357 

of Lake Erie 456 

originating varieties of 345, 381 

ph vsioli )gv of 345, 381 

poisonous 204,240,274,276,277,503 

textile, Salvador 322 

see also Vegetable Physiology and 
Pathology Division. 

Plastun Bav, chart 513 

Plate glass," Germany 218, 291 

Platform scales 59 

Plat inutn, pn iduction 163, 472 

Piatt, Orri/k H 202 

Tlall. Thomas C 18, 500 

Piatt amendment, Cuban constitution 488 

Plavgrounds, D. C 237 

public 439 

Plows, German, in Porto Rico 289 

Plugs, fusi))lc. for marine boilers 480 

Plund)ers' shop. League Island 286 

Plumbing, at military posts. 77, 173, '225, 329 

(Jermanv 479 

Nice ..." ,517 

Plumley, Ellen A 135 

Plymouth rock fowls 343 

Pneumatic-tube .service 61, 93, 118 

public buildings 166 

Poa, new species of 311 

Point, sec name of point. 

Poisonous plants . . 204, 240, 274, 276, 277, 345 

Poles, Ft. Mifflin, Pa 318 

Police. D.C 31,98,116 

Indian 157,507 

l'hilipi)ine Islands 391 

I'olilical assessments ,")09 

Politieal science 291,380 

Polk StockVards 343 

Pollock, David 124 

Polycha;tous annelids 450 



Page 

Pol vnesia. reports of consuls in 290 

Pomology Division . 52, 151, 242, 279, 382, 437 

Pomperaug Valley 472,473 

Ponca Indians 508 

Ponce, Porto Rico, chart 70 

electric railway 518 

Ponchos, rubber 417 

Pon<l,Katc M 108 

Poole, Benjamin R 527 

Population 72, 169, 223, 256, 

281, 294, 320, 326, 362, 394, 421, 449, 522 

density of, foreign countries 322 

foreign, Philippine Islands 391 

foreign-born 457 

of Mexico 163 

nee also Census Ofttce. 
Port, sec name of port. 

Port America Company 67, 518 

Port Henry, N. Y., topographic sheet. 246 

Port Lavaca Bay 133 

Port Lim6n, trade 252 

Port Orchard, Wash., chart 393 

Port Phillip 387 

Port Royal naval station ... 59, 118, 247,249 

Port Roval Sound, chart 255 

Port Vu'e, Pa., bridge 106, 134 

Portable school buildings 153 

Portage Lake, Houghton Co., Mich .519 

Portage River .519 

Porter, Francis M 19 

Portland, Me., ehart 420 

harbor 485 

Portland, Oreg., topographic sheet 350 

Portland cement 155, 286, 349, 471, 479 

Portland Channel, chart 481 

Portland, Nehalem, etc., Rv 133, 197 

Porto Rico 166, 291, 303, 438, 474, .509, 517, 523 

agricultural experiment station 52 

agricultural investigations. 145, 208, 274 

alcyonaria 528 

animal industry of 206, 207 

anomura 456 

banks 216 

bibliography of 300 

brachyura 456 

census 77 

charts 448, 521 

cirripedia 456 

civil aflairs, repoft on, 1899 238 

civil government of 516 

civil procedure, law of 173 

claims against United States 451 

commission to visit 205 

commissioner of education 198, 244 

commissioner of interior 244 

corporations in 170 

echinoderms 456 

education in 439 

fishes 227 

food for troops in 410, 502 

franchises granted 67 

gazetteer 418 

German plows 289 

isopods 456 

labor conditions in 300 

lands owned by United States , 73 

law of eminent domain 258 

leeches 456 

letters rogatory 516 

liquor traffic 13 

macrura 456 

merchandise from, revenue tax. 362, 393 

military government,1898-1900 328 

mollusca 529 

nemertcans 456 

polychivtous annelids 456 

post route map 63 

President's instructions to Peace 
Commission, 1898 163 



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587 



Page 
Porto Rico, receipts from duties. . . 147, 199 

revenue and government lor 119 

service of re jular trt>o]>s in 296 

spiders 45G 

stoniatopoda 457 

ston V corals 529 

taritt 146, 259, 274, 330, 342, 3(iO 

taxes 251 

Porto Rico Census Office 77, 174 

Porto Rico, Department of 171 

Porto Rico Railroad Co., see French 
Railroad Co. 

Portraits, in State Department 63 

Portsmouth, N. II., harbor 76,113 

Port.'^mouth Navv-Yard 61, 

161,215,286,319.355 
Portugal, commercial agreement with 274 

wine 480 

Post, Aaron S 36 

Post exchanges, sec Canteens. 
Post-Orticeand Post-RoadsCommittee. 46 

Post-Otiice Department 61,161 215,237, 

2J9, 287, 319, 356, 387, 417, 444, 477, 514 

appropriations 46, 128, 198 

laws 46 

report, 1899 275 

Post-Otlice Department, Auditor for, 

see .\uditor. 
Post-otlicess, emplovees, civil service.. 398 

Post-Oftices and Post-Roads Com 128 

Post route maps 62, 287, 417 

Postage stamps, Pan-Araer. Expc s 216 

United States, list of 215 

Postal Imlletin. dailv 62,162,215, 

250. 2S7, 319, 356, 388, 417, 445, 478, 515 

Postal cards, Germanv 218 

United States, list of 215 

Postal Guide, official 61,161,215, 

249, 2.S7, 319, 356, 387, 417, 445, 477, 514 . 
Postal money orders, .«ff Mone.v orders. 

Pt)stal service, appointments, etc 478 

appropriations, 1902 46, 128 

depredations 478 

estimates 479 

laws 46 

orders 62, 162, 215, 

259, 287, 319, 356, 388, 417, 445, 478, 515 

pneumatic tubes 61, 113 

po.ssibilities of 113 

niral free-delivery 276 

see also Post-OfRce Dept. — Postal 

Service, Comn. to Investigate. 

Postal Service, Comn. to Investigate. 5,93 

Postal statistics, international, 1899... 477 

Postmaster-general, 1st assistant 515 

Postmaster-general, 2d assistant 478 

Postmaster-general, 3d a.-^sistant . . 215,515 
Postmaster-general. 4th a.ssistant . 478,515 
Postmen, see Letter-carriers. 
Posts, military, see names of posts. 

Potasii ! 278 

Potatoes, cultivation of 241, 38i 

diseases of 53, 280 

exhibition at Barcelona 218,291 

German, for America 289 

sweet 52, 241, 242 

value of. as food 276, 345 

Potomac Flats, gras.ses on 50 

interests of United States in. 31,116,192 

Potomac River 487 

bridges 4H4 

filtration of water 116 

road to Zoological Park 172 

Potosi, Bolivia 320 

Potter, Addie S 19, 108 

Potter. Edward C 117 

Potterv. earlv, in West Virginia 261 

Potts, Margaret A 27, 136, 198 

I'ottsville, Pa., topographic sheet 350 



Page 

Poultry, American breeds of 3-13. 43ti 

Canadian, in England 164,253 

care and feeding 149, 241 , ;5S0 

chicken-tick 207.277 

dres>ed, in foreign cities 207 

for London market 207 

markets in Paris 207 

plucking machines 164 

raising on farms 436 

standard varieties 149,313 

Powder, smokeless, for cannon 396 

I set also Gunpowder. 
Powerhouse, Charlestown Navy-Yard. 286 

Poynette, Wis., topographic slieet 474 

Prague, internat. agric. exhibition... 251 

' Prairie dogs 149 

Pratt, Ellen 128, 143, 198 

Pratt, William T 118 

Preble, Fort 173 

Precious metals, mining districts 410 

production 72, 145, 239 

Precious stones, production 349,472 

test of 21s, 291 

Precipitation 243,312, .504 

see also Rainfall. 

Precise leveling in United States 69 

Prehistoric caves, preservation of 47 

Prescott forest reserve 47, 155 

Preservatives of f( xxl 276 

Preserves, American, in Germanv. 289,360 

President of United States .". 148, 206, 

239, 310, 342, 378, 410, 468, .502 

electoral messengers 10 

electoral vote 47,274 

inaugiiration 29, 102 

instructions to Peace Commission .. 163 

lieutenants designated by 295 

message referred '. 501 

message to 55th Cong. 1st session. . . 342 
message to 55th Cong. 3d ses,«ion ... 320 
message to 5i>th Cong. 1st session. . . 445 
message to 56th Cong. 2d session... 237 

messages 1895-97, claims 3C«0 

orders 122 

removal of officials bv 5, 82 

Pres(iue Isle, Pa 328 

Press Congress, South American 516 

Pressure, atmospheric 242, 243 

of a<|Ueous vapor 280 

Price, Cassandra S 79 

Prices, agricultural products 276 

Manihi 179 

of coal in Levant (>5, 218 

of farm implements 312 

Siam f.6. 219 

wheat, effect of rye on 277, 3s2 

Primary traverse 56 

Primitive man 298 

Prince Eilward Island, taxes in 390 

Prince Frederick, Md., topog. sheet .. 350 

Princess .\nne, .Md., topog. sheet 507 

Printing, Argentina 357 

Court of Claims ,527 

for .histice Department 158 

manual of style for 178 

on documeni franks 204 

re(|uisiti(ins from Trea.sury Dept.. . 253 

Printing Conuuittee, Hou.se.". 144,204 

Prints, registration 'M>b 

Prison-.sliip martyrs 117 

Pri.soners. in consular courts 140, 198 

Prisons, .lapan 447 

labor in 276 

militarv, at Bacolor 396 

Pritchanl. Jeter C 26, 116, 119, 126. 500 

Pritchett, Marv ,1 .527 

Pritchett, William R .527 

Private claims 435 

Private Land Claims Committee 145 



588 



Index, 1901 



Page 
Privnte laws, *e€ Laws. 

Pn.t.ate. of wills, in D.C 115,131 

Prix-liimations, executive 273,342,378 

Proctor, .lames L 44,117 

Prorlor. Rerllidd 13, 114 

ProlVssiniinl courses of study 439 

Prof. iiai>crs f)f Engineer Corps 364,395 

Profcssi( )nal schools 153 

Protilt's (if rivers 310 

Projectiles, launched from balloons .. ol(> 

.Springfield Armory 174 

Watervliet Arsenal 259 

Promotions, in graded schools 244 

Navy 510 

Proof reading 178 

Property, public, leasing 5i9 

real and personal 162, 274, 356 

Proprietary stamps 222 

Prostitution, in Philippines 295 

Protectorates, bibliographv of 84 

P. E. Cathedral, D. C ." 131, 192 

Protozoa, of Lake Erie 399 

Protractor, three-arm 354 

Proutv,.lulia A 108,119 

Providence, R. I., chart 293 

Providence Hospital, I). C 15,16,31,98 

Pr<^)ving Ground, Indian Head 444, 514 

Sandy Hook 173,296,323 

Provisions, exports 72, 170, 223, 257. 

29- , 295, 327, 363, 394, 421. 449, 482, 523 

Prunes 437 

brandy from 393 

Prussia, cnal, freight rates 66 

new railroads 358 

rivers, contamination of 252 

Pryor Mountains 198, 245 

Pryorcreek. Ind. T., topog. sheet 350 

Pseudomonas campestris 382 

Pseudomonas hyacinth! 1.51. 382 

Pseudomonas phaseoli 382 

Pseudomonas Stewarti 382 

Psychical research 298, 454 

Psychrometric tables .53 

Public baths, in Europe 367 

Public buildings, co.st of 146, 198 

grouping of 309 

history of 391 

Philijuiines 391 

see alKo Architect, Supervising — 
places where located. 
Public Biiildings and Grounds Com- 
mittee, House 146 

Senate 28, 128, 202 

Public Buildings and Grounds Oflace.. 77, 
172, 488, 525 

Public debt 67, 166, 220, 

253, 291 , 334, 360, 391 , 419, 447, 480, 518 

Public debts of the world 295, 418 

Public documents, .sfff Documents. 

Public Documents Division 474 

Public health, in D. C 398 

relaliun of bovine tuberculo.sis to.. 468 

Public Health Reports 72. 169, 223, 

25ti, 294. 32(i, 3(12. 394. 421. 449, 482, .522 
Public lands, cessions fnmi Indians... 331 

decisions 347, aS4, 438, 470 

free homes on 8, 46 

liomestead rights of soldiers ... 194, 347 

irrigation for 129, 139, 146 

Minnesota 106, 11.5, 146 

monopoly of , 118 

Oklahoma 198 

Philii>pine Islands 391, 423 

Porto Rico 73 

right of wav 108 

saline ". 11,1.54 

suits by States 146 

surveying ,t05 

timbt-r on 196, 245 

nee also General Land Ofttce. 



i'age 
46, 146,204 
129 



Public Lands Com., House . 

Senate 

Public laws, see Laws. 

Public libraries 384, 439 

see aho Libraries. 

Public moneys, deposit of 147 

Public officers, see Govt, officials. 
Public ownership, see Municipal own- 
ership. 
Public Printer, see Government Print- 
ing Office. 

Public property, leases of 6S, 519 

Public records, inviolabilitv of 295 

Public Records, Hall of , D. C 146 

Public Road Ino uiries Office 52, 

151,209,346,412,501 
Public schools, see .Schools. 

Public timber. Philippines ; . .524 

Publications, militarv 2.58. 4.50 

of Agric. Dept . . . . ! 52, 1.51, 209, 242, 

276. 279. 313. 346, 3S2, 412, 437, 469, .504 

of Agrostology Division 345 

of Botany Division 277 

of Chemistrv Division 278 

of Ethnolog'v Bureau 226 

of E.xper. Stations Office ... 278,311,437 

of Geological Survey 211,348 

of Library of Congress 4.58 

of Public Roads Inquiries Office ... 412 

of Smithsonian Institution 298 

of State agric. experiment stations. 278 

Publications Division 52, 151 , 209. 

242, 279. 312. 346, 382, 412, 437, 469. .504 
Publishers, internat. congress of.. 323.391 

Puerto Cabello. trade 332, 419 

wharf improvements 3.58 

Puerto de Padre, chart 160 

Puerto del Padre Harbor, chart 416 

Puerto Principe. Cuba, rp. on, 1899 238 

Puerto Rico, sec Porto Rico. 

Puget Sound, Wash 221, 

Puget Sound naval station, see Puget 

Sound Navv-Yard. 
Puget Sound Xavy-Yd 61 , 286. 287, 356 

Pulaski, Casimir, statue of 

Pulp, manufacture 

Pulp-wood, see Wood-pulp. 

Pulque 

Pumping plant, N. Y. Navy- Yard 

Pumps, dry-dock ". 

Punching "census cards 55, 153, 210, 

Puscv, Jones & Co 

Pushor, Eben E 

Putnam, Waldo W 

Pvrheliometer, Angstrom's 

Pyrite 

■l)roduction 349 

Quadrantal spheres 

Quails, .Vmerican, in Sweden 

Quarantine, of cattle 239,276.436 

]H>wers of Marine Hospital Service. 

stations 72 

steamers 

Quurlcs. Joseph V.... 27,28,113,117,127 
Quartermaster-general, see Quarter- 
master's Department. 
Quartermiister's Dept.. 74,78,174,226,2.59, 
297, 330, 365, 39S, 423, 4.52, 489, .522, .526 

list of vessels 482 

signals of vessels 482 

Quartz, production, 1899 '282, 349 

Quay wall, Norfolk Navy-Yard 249 

Quays, Charlestown Navy-Yard 3.56 

QiieixH', electric works . . ". 289 

railroads 165 

Quebracho industrv 478 

Queen Charlotte Ls'lands 411,443 

Queensland, steel rails '289 

Quicksilver, production .56,349,472 

Quinalang .\nchorage 317 



443 



393 
204 
413 

418 
319 
287 
281 
49 
10 
48 
504 
440 
473 
60 
2.52 
468 
196 
394 
449 
129 



January — DiKEMiiER 



589 



Quiiicy, 111.. Woodland CVmeffry . HI, 170 

Quiuinu, Batnvia GO, 

'J18, Jig, 252, 291, 322, :iT8, :W0, 3i)0, 440 

Java 164, 253 

Quinn, Rlk-ii 108, 121 

Quinn, .Ic'^eph 10 

Quinn, Mary J , 10 

Quito, rail wav 418 

Rabies 240, 277 

Raco, Charlotte H 125 

Radford, Samuel F 2(i. 139, 199 

Radiations 454 

Radio-iietive sub.stance.s 29» 

Ratia liber, Madagascar 219 

Kailroad.s, accidents 117. 199. 262 

Africa 320 

Alexandria to .Shanghai 418 

Argentina 287 

Belgium 251, 360, 390, 479 

Bolivia 163 

bond-aided 78 

British Columbia ... 65,163,218,321,390 

Buenos Avres and Rosario Co 445 

Canada . ." 251, 288, 323, 3.59 

Chile 218, 357, 418 

China 321 

Coloml)ia 252, 288, 359 

Dahomev 358 

Ecuador" 163, 165, 216 

Elberfeld-Bannen 251 

em ploy ees 262, :B2, .529 

Europe, mileage of 252. 3-59 

France, rajjid mail train 322 

Germany 65, 219. 2.51 

• governnient, in Europe 359.419 

Guatemala 64, 65, 219, 321, 390 

Guayaquil and Quito 418 

Hoiuluras 320 

Hud.son Bay 165 

income of 83, 332 

Indian lands, right of way ... 246, c85 

interoceanic, Costa Rica .'. 250 

Itah- 321 

Japan 66, 321 , 390 

Korea 358. 419, 517 

labor 490 

land grants ,505 

laws 457 

Manchuria 2.52 

Manitoba 65. 2.53 

Mexico 216, 478 

New Brunswick 218, 290 

New Zealand, Amer. rolling stock . 66 
Nicaragua ... 6.5,66,219.322,3.57.391.478 

Pacific 221, 508 

Palestine 322 

Porto Rico 517, 518 

Pru.ssia and .Saxony 3.58 

Quebec and Vermont 165 

Roumania 65 

Rus.sia 67. 252, 289, 322 

safety appliances ." 83 

school for eniplovee.s, Germany 322 

Siberia " 66, 219 

Spain 6.5,161.219 

statistics 262, :«2. 399, 4 1 8. 457 

suspension, Lo.schwitz. Saxony. 3.58.419 

Swedish, fuel for 517 

ties from South America 516 

Transandine 478 

transcontinental 445 

Ural Mountains 218 

I'ruguay 445 

Victoria. British Cohimliia 2.52.323 

see also Klectric railroads — Freight 
rates. 

Railroads Commissioner 244, .508 

Rails, .American, in .Vustralasia .. 164,289 

American, in Nicaragua 2-52 

New South Wales 322 



I 

Kail way Mail Service (i2, 162, 

250, 287, 319, 3.5(i, 388, 417, 445, 478 

jiay 

Rail way.s, «r Railroads. 

Railways and Canal.s (."ommittee 

Kail), fornuition on mountain slopes.. 

Rainbow, sic op 

Hall ibow-l rout 

Kai ney, Ja lues H 

Rainfall, from convectional currents. 

Great Salt Lake 209, 

Indian ( (ccan region 

Leeward and Windward Islands 243 

relation to mountains 

St. Kitts, West Indies 

see aim Climate and Crop Bulletin. 
Raisins, European 

Spanish 66, 320 

Ralli Brothers 

Rancocas Creek, topographic sheet .. . 

Rand electric air c<impres.sors 319 

Randall. H. II 

Raney. John 

Kangetinilcrs, cro.<s-hairs of 

Range grass experinn-nt-s 

Raiikins,I:HH+eiJ 23 

Riiupjrn. W illiam H. >fc5ltis 

liM^ Island, chart .^4^/..... 

Rapid-lire Held artillery^S^C^.. 365 

Rapid-fire guns ^.r^rrrrH*r;':'173 

Rapp, Matilda,,.^. -:T 2i 

Kasmusseii-lS^rehlow 

Rations, Army 

Navy 

N urse Corps 

Rats, destruction of 

Rattan brooms 

Ray.Gioni' II' 139 

Rea. George 

Rea. William 

Reading, I'a., topographic sheet 

Reading courses, f(rr farmers 149 

Reagan, Penrose W 

Real estate, see Lands. 

Reamer, Hiram J 46 

Reamer, Prudence 

Reappraisements 68, It 

2.54. 292. 324, 361, 392, 420, 447. 480 

Rebate of taxes 

Rebecca, ship 

Rebellion, see Civil War. 

Rebun 

Receipts, for special taxes 

Receipts and expenditures. 69,167,221, 

292. 3U), 324, 361 , 392. 420. 447. 4S0 

Receivers 117 

land offlces 

Reciprocity 

Cuba and I'liited States 

Santo Domingo 

Recoil cylinders 

oil for 

Re«'onnai.>isance 325 

Record. Coiigres.sional 

93,189.237.273.309.341 

Record and Pension Ollice 

78,170,17.5,4.52,4.'^ 

Record room 

Recorders, sunshine 

Recording Division 

Records, .•»« Public records. 
Recruiting. Army 74, 171, 224 

ollicei^ for. Navv '. 

Rectifiers, tax-paid .spirits 

Red cedar 

Red clover seed 

Red Cross, American National 

Re<l IIu.ik Channel. N. V. Harbor .... 
Red River, bridge 1.33 

100th meridian 



age 

215, 

.515 

93 

146 
438 

79 
332 

10 

53 
,243 
4.54 
412 
209 

53 

3.59 

,390 

63 

1,56 

355 
10 
80 

2.59 

'OS 

20 

.')12- 

-39<; 

396 

, 108 

131 

365 

514 

175 

394 

387 

110 

30 

36 

1.57 

,241 

37 

,108 
11 
221, 
.520 
222 
80 

285 
222 
-'54'! 
5J0 
140 
439 
478 
,515 
418 
477 
.526 
361 
5. 
.499 
74, 
489 
444 
470 
480 

422 
197 
393 
469 

51 

178 

4.S6 

.199 

12 



590 



Index, 1901 



Page 

Red Kiver oi the North 485 

bridge 108 

Redding, Cal., topographic sheet 506 

Kedemi)tion of reveiuie stamps 326 

Redhmds, Cal., topographic sheet 440 

Reed, Andrew 34, 108 

Reed, H. S 27, 108, 274 

Reed, Oscar 120 

Beedei: William A 139 

Reese, Eliza L 108 

Reeve, Selah V 28, 134, 199 

Reeves, Walter 47 

Reforestation, Leeward Islands 412 

Reform School for Girls, D.C.... 31,98,116 

Reform School of D. C 226 

Reform schools 154 

Reiormatory system in U. S 342 

Refraction of sound waves 280 

Refrigeration of fruit 276, 382 

Refrigerators, Brazil 65, 219 

Malta 479 

Refunds of customs duties 69 

Register, Armv, 1900 275 

Army, 1901 74 

Attorney-General's office 474 

Congress, lst-57th, to i)rint 145 

Interior Department. 1901 244 

Navy and Marine Corps, 1900 275 

Navv and Marine Corps, 1901 61 

Oflicial ( Blue Book ) 505 

War Department, 1901 124 

Register of copvrights, see Copyright 
Office. 

Register of Treasury 167, 421 

Registered bonds, see Loans and Cur- 
rency Division. 

Registered mail 515 

Registers, land ofltices 439 

Reid, Robert A 24, 108 

Reindeer, Alaska 55, 153, 281, 342 

Reiners, J. G. R 114 

Religion, Philippines 391, 397 

Rembaugh, Alonzo C 11 

Remuster law 483 

RenC^e Rickmers, voyage of 416 

Renfro, Dora 34, 108 

Repayments, on public lands 1.54 

Repetti, Caroline Z 11 

Representatives, see House. 

Reptiles. Venezuela 455 

Requisitions, stationery, Trcas. Dept.. 167 

stationery. War Department 74 

Reservations, Government 77, 108, 347 

Reserve national banks 29 

Reserves, forest, see Forest reserves. 
Reservoirs, Cache la Poudre Vallev. . . 208 

■ for arid lands 129, 139, 146, 203 

public lands 347 

Resolutions. concurrent 273, 341 

joint, see Bills. 

Restraining orders 140 

Retired li.st, Navv 3,-510 

Renter, Mrs. B. N 172 

lievenue, for Philippines 501 

see also Internal revenue. 

Revenue Commission of Colorado 202 

Revenue Cutter Service 72, 

169,327,362,363,449 

signals of vessels 482 

Revenue stumps, see Stamps, revenue. 

Revcinif steamers 115,167 

Review of world's commerce 145, 

- 219, '273, '290 
Revised Statutes, national bank act. . . 521 

supplement 68 

Revision of Laws Committee 146 

Revolution, American, Gordon's his- 
tory 82 

Revolution, Daughters of .528 

Reynolds, Klizabeth 37, 126, 199 



Page 

Jilif'a. Jolin S 409 

Hhea, William F 32, 409 

Rheuby, William 136 

Rhode Island, agric\ilturc 471 

labor 228 

manufactures 413 

maps 62, 255, 293 

population 55, 413 

river and harbor improvement 485 

Ribbon, St. Etienne 164, 253 

Rice, Americus V 108 

Rice, George T 172 

Rice, Henry F 22, 108 

Rice, culture of, in U. S 279 

free entrv in Nicaragua 445 

German trust 164, 253 

milling machines, Siam 164,253 

Richards, Amelia A. H 176 

Richards, Felix 176 

Richards, Harriet S 20, 136, 199 

Richards. Martha .5'27 

Richardson, Adolphus 25, 138, 199 

Richardswi, WilUam 46, 140, 143 

Richmond, Va., topographic sheet 351 

Richmond Canal, duty of water 150 

Ricketts, AbnerC 35,108 

Rico Mountains, Colo 282, 473 

Riden, H. B 76 

Riden, LewLs H 11 

Ridlon, Gideon W. T 11 

Rienecker, Gustav 108, 128 

Riesco, .Jerman 445 

Rifles, see Guns. 

Right of wav, Indian lands 246, 385 

public lands 108, 347 

public lands, Minnesota 106, 115, 146 

Riley, Fort, Cavalry School 171 

Rio de .laneiro, banks 165 

Rio Grande Dam and Irrigation Co 13 

Rio Grande River 13 

Rio Grande Valley, cacomitl cat 456 

Rippleman. Benjamin 11 

Rishiri 285 

Risley, Eilwin H 510 

Risoii, John R 79 

River stations, operations. 316,351,414,441 

Rivera, Uruguay, gold 388 

Rivers, beacons, etc '222, '294, 5'22 

contamination of, in Prussia "2.52 

of China 479 

of Stmth America 3.57 

of Veracruz 478 

profiles of 316 

Rivers and harbors 47,115,146,435,491 

see also Engineer Department. 
Rivers and Harbors Committee. 47, 129, 204 

Riverside, Cal., Gage Canal 150 

topographic sheet '245 

Riverside, 111., topographic sheet 211 

Rivets, iron 355 

Rizal Province 397 

Roach, J. B 176 

Road Inquiry Office, see Public Road 
Inquiries Office. 

Road-Material Laboratory 379 

Roads, Alaska 78 

Ba.x ter Springs, Kans 78 

Bolivia 163 

macadam '277, 379 

mountain 277 

protection of, China 389, 446 

wagon, in Palestine 3.58, 446 

Yosemite National Park '204 

see also Public Road Inquiries Of- 
fice. 

Rohb, Edward 30 

Robben Island 355 

Robbie Bank, chart 512 

Roberts, Albert A 11 

Roberts, Cornelius W 11 



January — December 



591 



Roberts, Thomas H 25, 10,s 

Robertson, Charlotte G 48 

Robertson, Driiry 17(> 

Robinson, Conway 177 

Robinson, Conway, jr 177 

Robinson, John R 24,108 

Robinson, Leipli 177 

Robinson, Fort, plumbing 173 

Rochainbeau, Comte de, statue 140 

Roclu- Harbor. Wash., chart 448 

Roek-hass 332 

Rock (•(.■ment, American 471 

Rock Creek, Wvo., spirit leveling 69 

Rock Crock Park 341 

Rock Island. 111., topographic .sheet... 441 

Rock Island Arsenal 173,329 

Rock Island County, 111., bridge... 33,108 

Rock River 33, 76, 108, 48(i 

Rockport. Mass 13 

Rodman, Martin 40, 119, 137, 199 

Rodoconachi Sons <fc Co 63 

Roentgcji ravs 77, 435 

Roher, Rollv 176 

Rohrbach, Aaron R 45,108,124 

Rohrback, Jacob 79 

Rolling stock, for Belgian railroads. 390,479 

Rollins, Augustus R 11 

Rolls and Library Bureau 291.447,480 

Roman Catholics, Maryland, 1714-20.. 82 

Romano. Cape 33, 68 

Romblon Province 397 

Rome, congreiss of historical sciences. 389 

electric railway to Naples 251 

Rominger, William T 202 

Rontgcn rays, see Roentgen rays. 

Rooting slag ". 83 

Rook\yood, H. W 48 

Roop, John 11 

Rosario 218,252,291 

Rose, Daniel T 120 

Ro.se, John G 142 

Rosebud Mts., topographic sheet 441 

Rosecrans, William S 295 

Roses, insect enemies of 278, 436 

Ross, Rosannah J 127 

Roster of Quartermaster's Depart- 
ment 398. 424, 452, 489, 526 

of Subsistence Dept . 398, 424.452,489, 526 

Rostraver. Pa., bridge 133, 197 

Rotatoria, of United States 399 

Rotumah Island, chart 512 

Rouen, extinguishing Are in 389 

fabric exhibit 479 

overhead ferry 217, 323 

trade with Morocco 359 

Roumania, American machines in 517 

business houses in 322 

glass works 65, 219 

industrial conditions 322, 419 

iron pipes for 390 

railroads 65 

Round Island 510 

Round Valley Reservation 32 

Rountree. M. D 79 

Rountrce. Pleasant P 176 

Roundworms 378 

Rowley, Jerome R 26, 109 

Roval .\frican Company 455 

Rubber ."... 216, 289, 320, 3f>0 

Brazil 163,164,218 

Danish substitute for 289 

French Africa 390 

Guatemala 219 

Honduras 288 

imports in United States 163 

India 418 

Manaos, Brazil 250 

Me-xico 163, 219 

Nicaragua 479 

substitute for 218 



Page 

Rubber, tubing, noninflammable 218 

Venezuela 64, 322, 419 

Rucker, R. B 80 

Ruckcr. William P 37,109,122 

Rue, Robert H 175 

Ruffncr, Ernest H 172 

Ruinda. Gulf of, chart 513 

Rules, House ,500 

Senate 341, 377 

Rules Committee, House 47,146,205 

Senate 341 

Rules of iira<'tice, land offices 384 

Patent oilice 247 

Rural free-deiivery ... 162,276,382,477,515 

Rusling. Kmnia P 11 

Ru.ss, IVneloi.e K 128 

Rnsscll, .Vndrew H 131 

Rus.sell. Isaac F 138 

Rus.sell, James W 109,125 

Ru.ssell villc, etc., A^ric. A.ssoc 80 

Russia, agric. machinery 251, 323, 357 

American advertisernents 251, 322 

American trade, in 1900 289,360 

l>ridge, for railroad 322 

butter, export of 251 

coal imports 164 

corks 217, 290 

cotton 288, 35S, 419 

crops 151 

electric railroads 321 

emigration to America 218 

engineers from U. S 517 

exports of crabs 358 

German grain imjwrts from ... 389,446 

German meat 219 

grain crop 389, 446 

harbors, remodeling 322 

iron manufacturers 164 

laws concerning foreigners 251, 359 

machinery 419 

machinery, imports of 164, 322 

petroleum 252, 291 , 358 

railroads 67, 252, 289, 322 

ship canals 359,419 

shipping 252, 323 

shoes 218, 291 

soil investigations 241 

stamped documents 164, 291 

sugar in United States 147, 167 

sulphur 218, 291 

tariff 218, 252, 291, 322, 359, 360 

troops, in north China 395 

wheat crop 359 

wood, export tariff on 290 

Russian hemi) 247 

Rutan, Wil Ham D 14, 203 

Rutherford, A. P 176 

Ryan, James 21, 139, 199 

Ryan, Michael 27,109 

Ryan, Samuel 27, 109 

Ryan, William 199 

Rye, effect of, on wheat prices 277,382 

Saar River, canal 65 

Sabanilla, Colombia 318 

Sabin,Alvin N 109 

Sabine Lake 70, 255 

Sabine Pa.ss, Tex., chart 70, 255 

Sac and Fox Indians 520 

Sacaton or Gila River Reservation. 54,139 

Sacramento. California State Fair 378 

Sacramento River 467, 484 

Sacred history, see Church history. 

.Safely appliances 83 

Saginaw. Mich 49,109,167 

Sailing directions 59, 160, 285, 443 

Sailing routes, see Pilot charts. 

Sailors, contracts for care of 326 

homestead 347 

State homes for 228 

see also Navy. 



1421— No. 84—02- 



592 



Index, 1901 



Page 

Sails 247 

St. Christopher, climatology 412 

consul at 162 

rainfall 53 

St. Clair Flats Canal 76 

St. Clair, Lake 258, 451 

St. Clair River 258, 443, 451, 519 

St. Croix River, topographic sheet 212 

St. Etienne, ribbon 164, 253 

St. GforK, steamer 99, 115, 141 

St. Hek'iin Sound, chart 255 

St. Igniitius College 438 

St. John's, Ariz., topographic sheet 314 

St. John's Lodge, Newbern, N. C 114 

St. Johns River 70 

St. Joseph, Mich., bridge 33, 109 

St. Joseph, Mo 225, 274, 486 

St. Joseph River, bridge 33, 109 

St. Kitts, see St. Christopher. 

St. Lawrence, Gulf of 160 

St. Lawrence River 258, 4-51 

dam 74, 524 

examination and survey 76 i 

harbor improvement 486 [ 

sailing directions 160 

St. Louis, Mo., bridge 106, 133 

harbor 486 

Louisiana Purchase Exposition 117, 

130, 199, 292, 378, 425 

St. Louis Bav, lighthouse tender 520 

St. Louis River, chart 396 

St. Martin Island 519 

St. Marvs River 68. 

76, 248, 258, 360, 442, 443, 451 

St. Michaels Bay 361 

St. Paul, Minn., Mississippi River 485 

public building 129 

St. Petersburg, bridge 390 

electric railroads 164 

exposition of British products 321 

fisheries exposition 389 

St.Phillii>s Island 519 

St. Siraond Sound, chart 448 

St. Vladimir Bay, chart 416 

St. Xuvier, Mont., topographic sheet . . 441 

Sakata, Japan 354 

Saki Shima Group, chart 444 

Salaries, consul-general at Antwerp .. .515 

district court judges 158 

judges, Court of Claims 114 

judges, D. C 15 

judges, Philippines 397 

postal .service 515 

Senate and House employees 499 

Stationery, Printing, and Blanks 

Division 519 

Salarv and Allowance Division 515 

Salary i.av tallies, Post-Office Dept.... 514 

Sale, Kliza both M 34 

Sale agents in England 3.59, 390, 446 

Sale of game 31 

Sale of land in D. C 132 

Salinas Valley, irrigation 469 

Saline lands 11, 154 

Salisbury, O. J 69 

Salisbury, Md., topographic sheet 507 

Salmon 332 

fisheries, Alaska 167, 257 

fisheries, British Columbia 252,360 

London market for 289, 360 

Salomague, Port 318 

Salomon, Henriette 126 

Salt 349, 471, 473 

Cadiz 479 

in alkali .soils 382 

production, 1899 282 

Salt Lake, Utah, mail distribution 388 

topographic sheet 1,57 

Salt Lake County, Utah, myriapods... 424 
Salt marsh lands, reclamation of 412 



Page 

Salt River Res. , Arizona Water Co 94 

Saltbushes, seed of 437 

Saluting stations of the world 213 

Salvador 216, 2.50, 357, 445, 478 

tariff 64, 65, 165 

textile plants 322 

trade-marks 322, 388, 419 

treaty with Germany 418 

Salvador Commercial Company 356 

Samoan Islands, chart 249 

development of 164 

German monev in 390 

gold ." 289, 360 

Sample rooms, Amer., in Guadeloupe . 165 

Samp.sell, Lydia 137 

Sampson, George T 48 

Samp.son, William T 148 

San Antonio. Port, chart 443 

San Antonio International Fair .. 109,360 

San Bernardino, Cal., topog. sheet 473 

San Bernardino meridian 239 

San Bernardino Strait, chart 415 

San Carlos Reservation, Ariz 57, 139 

Sand, monazite 322 

Sanders, Mary 36, 109 

Sandisfleld, Mass., topographic sheet. . 245 
Sandpoint, Idaho, topographic sheet . 349 

Sanduskv, Ohio, harbor 76 

Sandusky Bay 488 

Sandwich Group 214 

Sandy Bay 13 

Sandv Hook, topographic sheet 283 

Sandy Hook Proving Ground. 173,296,329 

Sandy Lake 76 

Sandy soils 208 

Sandy Spring, Md., negroes of 179 

San Esteban, P. I., chart 443 

San Fernando, Port, chart 443 

San Francisco, Cal., chart 393 

harbor improvement 484 

mint 72 

Naval Training Station 477 

plague in 256, 294 

po.st route map 287 

San Francisco Mts. forest reserves 347,470 

Sanger, Henry 527 

Sanger, Henry E 527 

Sangley Point, naval coal depot 317 

Sanitary appliances, Mice 517 

Sanitary reports. Navy 476 

Sanitation . .". 169 

District of Columbia 275 

sea-coast cities 449, 479 

treaty, Argentina and Uruguay 165 

San Jacinto, Cal., topographic sheet.. 440 
San Jacinto River, water storage on.. 4G9 

San Joaquin River 76, 469, 484 

San JosC> College case 397 

San Juan, Porto Rico, harbor. . 166, 325, 484 

naval station 319,356 

San Juan de Fuca, see Juan de Fuca. 
San Luis Rev, Cal., topographic sheet. 440 

San Miguel, Port 60 

chart 443 

San Nicholas, P. I., sanitary report 476 

San Pio 5, Port, chart 443 

San Rafael River 351 

San Salvador, see Salvador. 

Santa Ana, Cal., topographic sheet ... -506 

Santa Catharina 320 

Santa Clara, Department of 171 

Santa Cruz Harbor 318 

Santa F(5, N. Mex., topographic sheet. . 57 
Santa Lucia Cozinnahualpa, .sculp- 
tures of 299 

Santee River 13 

Santiago, Cuba, naval campaign at ... 148 

report on civil affairs, 1899 238 

Santiagoand Puerto Principe, Dept. of . 171 
Santo Domingo - . . 216, 250, 288, 289, 320, 418 



January — December 



593 



Page 

San Vicente, Port, charts 249, -143 

San Vincente, see San Vicente. 

Sardines 457 

Sarela, Siberia, quartz mining 66 

Sargent, Benjamin G 122 

Sash and door factory, Shanghai.. 252,323 

Saulpaw. < JoorKO \V 114 

Saunders, William 277, 343 

Sausjige, Germany 164,263 

Savage Island, .•.<> Nine. 
Savanilla, Colombia, see Sabanilla. 
Savannah, Florida and Western Rv. . . 83 

Savannah River lb, 33, 109 

Savings banks, Belgium 289, 360 

Sawdust, uses of 218, 291 

Sawmill, Mare Island 286 

Sawyer, Bela 23, 109 

Saxe-Altenburg 218 

'Saxicola 178 

Saxonv.commerrial education 165 

electric railn .ads 289, aVJ 

metal-workers" school 358, 446 

new railroad 358 

Sayles, Lvman A 28, 109 

Scale insects 276, 343, 345, 380 

Scales, platform 59 

Scammel, Fort 173 

Scandinavia, trade of U. S. with 346 

Scaridse 399 

Scarlet fever 522 

Schaeffer, Sarah B 19, 46, 109 

Schenectady, X. Y., topographic sheet. 156 

Schermerhorn, Norton 40, 109 

.Schindel, S, .1. B 78 

Schlev, Winfield S 386, 510 

Scholarship 439 

School ga rdens 238, 284, 289, 360 

School grounds, planting of trees 411 

School lands, suits by States 146, 199 

School libraries 384 

Schooley, William W 37, 109, 124 

Sch(X)ls, commercial, Cologne 288,321 

dairv 149 

District of Columbia 81, 205, 330, 365 

French, in Greece 389 

Germany, English language 251 

Germany, railroad employees 322 

Indian .". 442 

industrial, Sonneberg 251, 323 

metal-workers'. Saxony 358 

military 73, 118 

U. S. methods for Guatemala 164 

see aim Education Bureau. 

Schrader, F. C 74 

Schram, Daniel 137 

Schrei, Adolph 35, 109 

Schroeder, Henry B 24 

Schroon Lake, N. Y., topog. sheet 156 

Schurman Commission, see Philippine 
Commission, 1st. 

Schutz, Samuel 11 

Schuvler, Fort 257 

Schuylkill River 70 

Science, great men of 454 

in America, history of 227 

in 19th century 299 

Sclerostoma pinguicola 207 

Scotland, commercial education 67 

Scott, Alexander C 40, 109, 121 

Scott. Almira A 28,109 

Scott. Charles 43,199 

Scott, Edward B 134 

Scott, John 26, 137, 199 

Scott, Kate -V 21,136,199 

Scott, Nnlliau B 129 

Scow, 4th light-house district 518 

Screening, wire, in Egypt 290 

Screens, skylight 159 

Screven, Fort 296 

Scribner, John F 20 



Page 

Scrub, sloop 80 

Scrubbing brooms 387 

Sculpture, in Washington. D. C 309 

Sculpttires of Santa Lucia Cozuma- 

hualpa 299 

Sea, see name of sea. 

Sea-coa.st batteries, electric plants 364 

Sea-coast cities, sanitation 449, 479 

Sea-coast defense 487 

Sea lighters, Europe .517 

Seabury, .Samuel C. F 123, 138, 199 

Seal fisheries 3()0 

Seal Islands 355 

Seaman, G. W 130 

Seamen, are Sailors. 

Searchlights, acetylene 163 

Searing, Caroline M. H 23,109 

Seasons, relative length of 243 

Secondary schools 164,4.39 

Secret Service Division 363 

Secretary, of Senate, report 410 

see also, for departmental secreta- 
ries, names of Departments. 

Sectionalism, in South Carolina 455 

Securities, U.S., value of 292, 

325, 3(52, 393, 420, 448, 481, 521 

Security for appearance in court 7,32 

Sedan, Kans., topographic sheet 350 

Seed and Plant Introduction Section. 51, 
53,149,151,279,346,412 

Seed coats, of genus brassica 503 

Seeds 51 

flax 279 

introduction of 345, 381 

Marseilles, trade in 322, 419 

of commercial saltbushes 437 

red clover 51 

see also Seed and Plant Introd. Sec. 

Seldoii, Julia M 80 

Senami Ilakuchi 354 

Senate 12, 113, 

201, 237, 274, 309, 341, 377, 409, 467, 499 

employees 499 

journal 274, 276 

manual 377 

private claims 435, .502 

proclamation for special ses.sion . . . 274 

Senators, ■57th Congress 467 

Seneca Indians 16, 109, 132, 198, 507 

Sengel, Salome 48 

Seoul, Korea, American legation 64 

Sequoia and General Grant National 

Parks 244,347 .508 

Sergeant-at-arms, House 500 

Senate .500 

Sen Indians 260 

Serial documents, in Senate librarv... 500 

Serpents Mouth, chart 416 

Serum injections, Texas fever 207 

Servia, industrial conditions 322, 419 

Session clerks 500 

Settle, Evan K 378 

Sewage and garbage 275, 378 

Sewanee, Tenn., topographic sheet 57 

Seward Peninsula, gold fields 440 

report on, to print 144 

Seward Koads, chart 444 

Sewell, William J 17, 93 

Sewinu'-niacliiucs .517 

Sexton, Rebecca E 48 

Shackleford, Dorsey U' 134 

Shad 332 

Shade in coffee culture 277 

Shade trees, insect enemies 240 

ShatTcr. William H 41 

Shafroth, Joint F 131 

Shakoiiia River, chart 513 

Shamburger, John 204 

Shanghai, ry. to .\lexandria, Egypt. 320,418 
sash and door factory 2.52, 323 



594 



Index, 1901 



Page 

Shanks.John P. C 19,40 

Shannon, John, alias 118 

Shapley, George H 42, 109 

Sharpe, Marie 11 

Sharps Island, topographic sheet 350 

Sharrard, Annie B 11 

Shasta. Mount 149, 349 

Shaw. Albert 1) 42, 137, 499 

Shaw, Charles T 25, 138, 199 

Shaw, Daniel \V 109, 122 

Shawnee Indians 507 

Sheep 52, 320 

Canadian, importation of 410 

feeding of 345 

inspection and fjuarantine 276 

Pacific Northwest 151,279 

I>rogress in raising, in U. S 206 

raising for mutton 51, 378 

roundworms 378 

skins, Spain 67 

Sheep-bound reserve 49, 147, 205, 

238, 275, 310, 342, 377, 410, 435, 407, 501 

indexes 490 

vol. schedule, 56th Cong. 1st sess . . 299 

Sheetings, cotton 446 

Shelden, Carlos D 132, 143 

Sheldon, Chauncev 28, 109 

Shell, Henry B 28, 274 

Shells, fossil, Colorado Desert 528 

ordnance 318, 329, 444 

Shelt, Peter 36, 199 

Sheridan, Wyo., military post 73 

Sherman, James S 32, 33, 132, 134 

Sherman, John 274 

Sherman, Tex., U. S. court 97, 140, 191 

Sherman, Fort, National Soldiers' 

Home 118 

pav of custodian 55 

Sherwood, Martin 28, 110 

Sheuerman, John C 24, 110 

Shickshiuny, Pa., topo.graphic sheet.. 283 

Shiloh National Park Commission 74 

Shimabara, Japan 215 

Shimonoscki, Japan 359 

Shingles, British Columbia 164,253 

south Africa 322 

Shinnecock Bay, lights 519 

Shiokoshi Bana 354 

Ship-building 164, 218 

Nagasaki 218 

on Tvne River 67 

United States 388 

world's 253 

Shipment, of fishes 399 

Shipments to depositories 85, 181, 229, 

263, 301 , 333, 309, 401 , 427, 459, 493, 531 

Shipping 159, 275 

American, in foreign trade 169, 170 

bills of health 220 

Canary Islands, American vessels. . 288 

Chicago 363 

clearances and entries 327, 357 

exposition of maritime securitv 321 

fishing vessels 67, 99, 115, 141, 223 

fittings for vessels 278 

for pa.ssengers, inspection of 254 

France 65, 219 

Germany, electric lighting 164, 290 

in f\ir-scal (ishing 360 

iiitornatioiial code of signals 123 

Intcrnat. Marine Conference, 1889.. 67 

Kennebec River 72 

lic<nscrt (illicers, list of 257 

merchant ves.sels, lists of. . . 238, 482, 522 

Russia 252, 323 

St. Marys River 68, 360 

subsidies 169 

subsidies, bibliography of 83 

loiinagc tax ,522 

.transports for Army 73, 113 



Page 

Shipping. Turkey 390 

wireless telegraphy for 218 

world's 164,253 

see also Steamboats. 

Ship's medicine chest handbook 72 

Ship's writer 59 

Shi{iwrecks, sec Wrecks. 

Shiranai Bay 248 

Shoes and boots, Amer. , in Canada . 164, 253 

American, in France 252, 323 

American, in Turkey 66 

Egypt 166 

Hungary ; 163 

Latin America 64 

Malaga 164, 253 

Netherlands 262, 323 

Ru.ssia 218,291 

south Africa 32t 

Spain 163,252 

tariff in Co.sta Rica 446, 517 

Shopiere, Wis., topographic sheet 351 

Short, Narcissa G 143. 199 

Shoshone Lake 351 

Shott, Benjamin F 110, 125 

Shoup, George L 17, 28, 29, 118, 128 

Shreveport Waterworks Company 33 

Shroder, Cornelius ." 11 

Siam, bicycles 64, 2.52 

paper currency 252, 323 

rate of exchange 67 

rice-milling machinery 164, 253 

teak industry 290, 360 

wages and prices 66, 219 

Siassi Island 214 

Siberia 67 

butter in 321, 390 

chart 512 

coal in 321, 419 

east, live stock and forestry ... 389,446 

fisheries 65, 219 

manufacturing industries 65, 219 

milk vessels 322 

railroads 66, 219 

Sibonev, Cuba 516 

Sibonga, Port 60 

Sibutu 13,63 

Sicily, sulphur 218, 291 

Sidenbender, Susan 24, 110 

Sides,Elijah 80 

Siege of Pekin 395 

Siegfried, Ida R 144 

Sien, Frederick 28, 138, 199 

Sierra Leone, American coal 66 

Sigave Ba v, cliart 512 

Sights, telescopic, for rifles 330 

Signal Corps, telephones 259 

Signal Office 74, 78, 175, 226, 

259, 297, 330, 365, 398, 424, 452, 489, 526 

Signaling sets, electric 213 

Signals, international, code of 223, 317 

South America, east coast 60 

United States vessels 482 

Silage 52 

Siletz Reservation 508 

Sili Anchorage 249 

Silk, American vs. French 479 

artificial 217,290 

Chinese trade 65 

France 65, 219 

Japan, spinning industry 65,219 

manufacture of, in United States. . . '251 

Syrian, for United States 289,360 

weaving machinery, Turkey 252 

world's production". 65, 164, 219, 253 

Silkworms, Germany 359 

Silos, lo.sscs in 411 

sec (ilsi) Silage. 

Silver, coinage. Mexico 64,165 

imports mid exports 220 

parity with gold 30, 31, 131 . 



January — December 



595 



r 

Silver, production in U. S.,1899 72, 

world's production 

Simanale Anchorage 

Simmoiids. William H 3C), 110 

Simmons, Frank G 114 

Simmons, H. S 

Simon, Joseph 

Simonson, Jeremiah 

Sinipkins, John 

Simplon tunnel 2X9 

Sims. T/ietus 11' 32 

Sinking fund, D. C 450 

Sioux City, Iowa, Mis.souri River 

Sioux City and Paeitic Railway 

Sioux Indians ' 105 

Sirup, sec Syrup. 

Sisjil industry. Yucatan 

Sisseti III Indians 

Sitka, .\laska, chart 

Sitting' Hull 

Skins, sheep and goat, Spain 

Skolai Mountains 282 

Skunks 

Skylight screens 

83, 



390, 



Slag cement 

Slaughter-house products 

Slave trade. Iv-rypt and Abyssinia. 

English CDldiiies 

Sleigh, automoljile, Germany 

Slops, for pigs " 

Slugs 

Small, George H 

Smallman, David 

Smallman ,\\.T 

Smallwood, W. W 

Smartville. Cal., topographic sheet... 

Smell, sense of. in birds 

Smelter, British Columbia 252 

Smelting warehouses, bonded 

Smith, Daniel 27 

Smith, David H 

Smith, Frank 

Smith, George B 43, 123 

Smith, Henrv 135 

Smith. Henrv 39, 128 

Smith, Henry C 40, 143 

Smith, John 

Smith, John, alias 

Smith, Joseph , 

Smith. Laura A 

Smith, Lorinda N 19,136 

Smith, Louis 

Smith, Paulina 38 

Smith, Samuel H' 42 

Smith, W. H 

Smith, William B 

Smith, William Farrar 

Smithsonian Institution 81,177, 

260. •297. 331 , 365, 398, 424, 4.53, 489, 

board of regent.s 

origin and history 

report. 1.S98 

report. 1899 

Smoke, furnaces for consuming . . 359 

light made from 

use of, in preventing frost 289 

Smokeles-s powder. '225,329,396,416,417 

Smuts, grain 

Smyrna, textiles 

Smyrna fig culture in U.S 277 

Snag boats. Mississippi River 

Snake River 

Snakes 331 

Snider, William 25 

Snow and ice bulletin 53,151,209 

Snow crystals 

Snowfall, 1899-1900 

1900-01 

water supply from 



age 

,348 

357 

355 

120 

,197 

48 

129 

49 

147 

.360 

,bOl 

523 

486 

324 

117 

320 

54 

393 

507 

67 

473 

379 

159 

322 

471 

445 

446 

455 

217 

411 

398 

80 

80 

80 

80 

56 

297 

322 

68 

,110 

140 

121 

199 

,200 

,200 

,203 

19 

97 

11 

11 

,200 

204 

,110 

,137 

30 

142 

295 

226, 

, h-2S 

11 

.502 

148 

435 

419 

321 

,359 

452 

242 

218 

314 

486 

487 

. 4.55 

,110 

.VM 

3>3 

243 

504 

53 



1 

Snowhill, Md., topographic sheet 

Snuff, lax on 

SnufTer. ( 'yrus 

PnulTer, Henry .V 

Snyder, Louis 28, 

Soap 161, 

market for, in Spain 289, 

sod a 

Syria 

Soai>stoiie. production 349, 

Social economics, at Paris Expos 

monographs on 

Society li braries 384, 

Society of .\merican Florists.. 114,140, 

Soda soap of castor oil 

Sodium chloride 

Soils 

inoculation of 

methods of investigating 

Russia 

sandy, treutment of 

use of lime 208,411 

see also Soils Bureau. 
Soils Bureau (formerlv Soils Divis- 
ion}.., 242, 280, 312, 382, 412, 

Held operations . .- 

field operations, to print 110, 

Soils Division, see Soils Bureau. 

Solar eclipse 

Solar constant 

Solar motor, in California 

Soldiers, homestead 194, 

see also .\rray — Volunteers. 

Soldiers' Home, D. C 74, 

Soldiers' Home, National, «ee National 
Soldiers' Home. 

Solicitor of Treasury 

Solicum .' 

Solomon. Sylvester 

Solution, applied to study of soils 

Somerville. James A 

Sonneberg, industrial school 251, 

Sonora 

Soo Wan 

Sorghum 277, 

Soudan, see Sudan. 

.Sound waves 280, 

Souring of milk 

South, education in 154, 

entomology in 344, 

farmers 

forage plants of 239, 

German commercial methods in... 

grape growing in 242, 

militarv government, 1861-65 

raising 'of hogs 206, 207, 

South .\frica. see Africa. 

South .Vfrican Republic, see Transvaal. 

South .Vnicrica. cement in 

coast lights 214. 

cocoanuts and copra 

German trade 289, 321, 359, 

proposed canal system 

reports of consuls in 

signals for ports 

steamship service 

164, 165, 253, '2X9, 

see also American Republics Bu- 
reau. 

South .Vmerican Press Congre.s.s 

South .\tlantic Station 

South Carolina, education in 

gras.ses of 

lights 

maps 63, 

population 55, 

river and harbor improvement 

sectionalism in 

South Carolina Interstate and West 
Indian Exposition 499, 



age 
507 
•222 
527 
527 
,110 
,387 
,360 
476 
517 
473 
300 
367 
439 
•200 
476 
382 
•278 
•208 
277 
241 
208 
,437 



469 
467 
144 

455 

438 
216 
347 



509 
218 

11 
469 

44 
3^23 
388 
•215 
411 

4.55 
279 
439 
380 
382 
381 
418 
279 
455 
343 



321 
415 
358 
390 
3^20 
•290 
60 
65, 
3«'.0 



516 
477 
439 
148 
519 
255 
413 
487 
455 

518 



596 



Index, 1901 



Page 

South Dakota, Brule Reservation 129 

mails for 388, 417 

manufactures 384 

maps 63, 314 

new dinosaur 178 

population 152, 413 

South Fox Island Shoals, chart... 423,476 

South Georgia Island 214 

South .Mills, X.C 75 

South I'ass of Mississippi River 486 

South Sea Islands, sale of liquor 129 

South Slietland Islands 214 

Southard, James H. 30, 131, 203 

Southeast Shoal, lights 519 

Southern cattle fever, see Splenetic 
fever. 

Southern cattle-tick 207 

Southern 111. and Mo. Bridge Co 9 

Southern Luzon, Department of 224 

Southern Paei He Company 221 

Southern Railway, Argentina 216 

Southwest, cattle ranges 381 

Southwest Pass, Mississippi River 205 

Soy beans 277 

Spain, almonds and raisins 320, 390 

artificial manures 389 

boots and shoes 163, 252 

cession of islands to U. S 63, 250, 274 

claims of United States citizens 200 

coffee 217, 290 

commerce with Costa Rica 357 

commerce with Mexico 320 

commerce with Peru 320 

copper ore 358 

electrical goods 321 j 

exhibition of goods in Havana 289 

expos, of jiniducts in Nicaragua ... 320 | 

frauiliileiit letters from 165 

fruit, competition with Cal 289,359 

fuel exposition 217,289,290,359 \ 

Oerman mining .syndicate 217,290 ' 

imports of wheat.". 290,360 

industrial conditions 218, 323 

letters rogatory 516 i 

minerals ." 517 1 

Nicaragua Canal 140 

olive oil 289 

public land laws, in Philippines... 423 

railroads 65, 164, 219 

sheep and goat skins 67 

soap market 289, 360 

steamboats to South America 65 

sugar industry 65,165,218,219,291 

U. S. commerce with 445 

see also War with Spain. 

Simkling, Burleigh F 49 

Spanish America, see American Re- 1 

publics Bureau. 
Spanish-American War, see ^^'ar with 

Spain. j 

Siianish and .A.mer. Claims Comn 130 | 

Spiinisli Peaks 348 I 

SpaiiisirrreatyClaimsCommission... 200, 
360,509,530 , 

Sparrows 436 

Spawning seasons of iishes 332 

Speaker of House of Representatives. . 129 

Spears, Charlotte 48 

Si>cars, N. B 467 

Special agents, General Land Olliee.. 211 
Speeial Agents Division... 167,220,257,523 
Special ('onsular Reports . 23s, 253, 275, 291 

Special delivery of letters ,515 

Special orders, adjutant-general... 74,171 
224, 268, 295, 327, 36 1, 395,422,450,483, 52'4 

Animal Indiistrv Btu-eau 410,503 

Engineer Department 76, 

172, 225, 25.S, 295, 328, 364, 395, 422, 451 

Navy Dept . 213, 284, 354, 386, 414, 442, .510 

Special taxes 71, 222, 256 



Page 

Specific gravity, fats and oils 278 

Specifications of patents 158, 352 

Spectrinn 455 

infra-red, of sun 260 

Speech, teaching to deaf 501 

Spelt, Manitoba 164, 258 

Spencer, George W 45 

Spermatogenesis, of zamia 604 

Sperry, Nchemiah D 129 

Spiders 178, 456 

Spinn er, Francis E. , statue 44 

Spiny-tailed iguana 82 

Spirit leveling 56, 440 

Spirits, distilled 71, 256, 448. 481, 521 

tax-paid 393 

Splenetic fever 207, 240 

Spokane, Wash., climate of 53 

topographic sheet 351 

Sponges, American, in Hungarv 617 

Cuba ". 288 

fishery 399 

Florida 227 

Sporleder, Julius 34, 110, 120 

Sprandel, Mary M '37, 110, 124 

Spraying, for fruit diseases 53, 345 

machines for, France 359, 419 

of asparagus 344, 379 

Spring road, D. C 116 

Springer, Cornelius 120 

Springfield, Colo., topog. sheet 314 

Springfield Armory 174, 296, 329, 524 

Springs, mineral, Antofagasta 388 

Spruce, insect enemies of 411 

Squeteague 457 

Stackhouse, Charles 124 

Staff', of Army, legislative history 422 

Stafford, Samuel S 42, 110, 122 

Stairs, fireproof 2.52 

Stallings, Jesse F 46, 143 

Stamford, Conn., topographic sheet... 283 

Stamps, postage, of U. S 215, 216, 515 

revenue 222, 256, 294, 326, 327, 362 

revenue, Russia . . .' 164, 291 

Standard Weights and Measures Office, 
see Nat. Bureau of Standards. 

Standing Rock Reservation 607 

Standley, Josiah 527 

Stanislaus forest reserve, map 155 

Stanton, Marietta E 28, 143, 200 

Stanwood, Iowa, topographic sheet ... 441 

Starch, Egvpt 359, 419 

Starfish 399 

Starkev, Benjamin 80 

Starr, Mary E 38, 123, 200 

Starrat, Thomas 128 

Starring, Louis M 27, 110 

Stars, catalogue of 60 

transit circle observations 60 

State and other Departments, .\uditor 
for, SCI' Auditor. 

State Department 63, 162, 

216, 250, 287, 320, 388, 418, 445, 478, 515 

State school svstems 439 

State, War, Na'vv Dept., Imilding 170 

State, War, Navy I)e]it. Bldg.Office. . . . 84 

States, agricultural officials 50 

area of 152, 216 

corporation taxes 261, 300 

dairv laws 240 

food laws 178, 179 

game, officials for protecting 240 

imitation dairv products ... IS, 113, 274 

labor laws ! 261, 529 

official veterinarians, list of 60 

population of. 1900 281, 313 

suits coucerTiing school lands 146 

Stationery. Treasury Department . 167. 169 

War Department 74 

Stationerv, Printing, and Blanks Divi- 
sion 167, 169, 253, 292, 391, 519, 523 



January — Decembek 



597 



Pase 

Statistical Abstract, 189S 50 

1891) 275 

1900 -MS 

Statistics Bureau, Philippines 396 

Statistics Bur., Trea-s. Dept. 72,169,220,223, 
257, 294, 324, 327, 363, 394, 421, 449, 523 

Statistics Division, ARrie. Dept 151, 

209, 242, 280, 312. 382, 412, 437, 469, 504 
Statistics Division, Interstate Com- 
merce Commission ... 83, 262, 399, 458 

Statues, equestrian 341 

grouping of, in D. C 309 

Statutes, see Laws. 

Stave trade 67, 238 

Steam boilers, see Boilers. 

Steam engine, indicators 387 

progress of 299 

Steam Kngineering Bureau 61 , 444 

Steam gauges 387 

Steam generator, France 517 

Steam heating, Germany 479 

Steam navigation, progress of 299 

Steam pipes, steel and iron 249 

Steamboat Inspection Service 73, 

170, 223, 254, 257, 360, 394, 480, 482 

Steamboats, .Vustralia 390 

automobiles on 14, 33, 110, 223 

Barcelona and New York 66 

Boston and Liberia 289 

Bniziirnited States syndicate 479 

canals for .500 

eastern Pacific Ocean 165 

Europe and Mexico 218,323 

Europe to Gulf ports 322, 391 

fishing 99, 115, 141, 223 

France 390. 446 

France and west Africa 67 

France and Canada 322 

Frontera, Mex 321 

German 164,360,390 

Germany and Africa 65 

Germanv and South America.. 289,360 

Guatemala 218 

Hamburg- American Company 446 

immigrants, return of ". 166 

Java and America 3-59 

liquid fuel 66 

mail 62,161,215, 

250, 287, 319, 356, 387, 417, 445, 477, 514 

Mexico 418 

new German steamship 289 

Nicaragua 64, 165 

Odes-sa and Persian Gulf 218,252 

Panama 164 

Paraguay and Philadelphia 38H 

<|uarantine 449 

rebuilding of, on Tyne River 67 

revenue 115, 167 

rules and regulations for 170 

South America 65, 164, 165. 253, 289 

Tabasco 479 

Tacorna and Liverpool 290 

United States, new lines 163 

Vani-ouver and .Vlaska 165,2.53 

Victoria. British Columbia 2.52,323 

West Indies, fruit trade 65,219 

see also Steamboat Inspection 
Service. 

Stearin candles, China 289 

Steams, Elias P 120 

Steel, at close of 19th century 472 

at navy-yards 2.^6, 319 

Canadian industries 217, 252, 290, 323 

France 251 , 323 

Germany 165, 218, 322 

manufactures, in United States 216 

rails 164, 289, 322 

shells, forged 444 

Sweden 218 

Turkey 66 



Page 

Steel borings 452 

Steel pens, American vs. (Jennan 517 

Steel wire brooms 387 

Steele, Fort Fred, \Vvo.,topog. sheet .. 157 

Steelyards " 4.55 

Steers, grazing 2O8 

Ste^osaurus Marshi 178 

Stem's German policy at Vienna Con- 
gress 4.55 

Stencil-cutting outfit for ships 59 

Stepheiis. John I! i;w 

Stephens, Martha M 39,110,127 

Stephenson, Benjamin F 140 

Stephenson, Km ma C 11 

Stettin, port dues 217, 323 

water route to Fiume 290, 360 

Stevens. Frederick C 45, 142 

Stevens. .lohn L 152 

Stcvi'iis. Fort 237 

Stewart, Clmrles 41,80,110 

Stewart, Charles L 80 

Stewart, James F 33 

Stewart, Norman '28, 135, 200 

j St-ewarl. William M... 13,14,16,114,118,221 

I Stierlin, Charles 142 

j Stilagiiaiiiish River 351 

Stiles, Daniel H 79 

i Stiles, Horace L 28,110 

I Stilhnan, Delia E 20,110 

I Stillman, Kliza M 11 

Stimple, Hiram 110,120 

• Stitt, Thomas L 142,200 

Stock,. --rr Live stock. 

Stockbridge Indians 157 

Stokes, J. William 409 

Stoltz, Levi 110 

Stomatopoda 457 

Stone, Marion M 18, 110 

Stone, artificial 217, 289, 290, 360 

Indian Territory 212 

industry ." 56, 473 

Paraguay 64 

production 349 

Stonewall, Ind. T., topog. sheet 314 

Stoninptoii. Cimn., lignts .519 

Stony corals .529 

Stoppage circular 77. 174, 225, 

259, 29(;. 330, 365, 396, 423, 4.52, 489, .526 
Storehou.se, Norfol k Navy- Yard ... 61 , 2.S6 

Washington Navy- Yard 355 

Storekcepcr-gaugers 222, 519. .521 

Storekeei>ers 222, 519, -521 

Storms, north Atlantic Ocean 248 

north Pacific Ocean 318 

prevention of 65, 165, 219, 280 

tropical cyclonic 3.86,415 

see also Weather Bureau. 

Stott, Charles G 15, 98 

Stout. Joseph T 130, 200 

Stoves, foreign trade 2.53 

Stradling, James M 44 

Strait, .■•■tr name of strait. 

Straits Settlements, copra in 389,446 

St rasburg, balloon ascension 4:18 

Strauss, Bianchi & Coiujiany 130 

Strawberries, frost-resisting 411 

Strawberry weevil 207 

Streams, measurements 440 

Street cars, see Electric railroads. 

Street-Cleaning Department. D. C 452 

Street railroads, see Electric railroads. 

Streets, D. C 116, 131, 452 

Strickland, Corinne R 20,136,200 

Strikes, Austria, insurance 67 

Belgium, glass works 322 

British Columbia 390 

Chicago. 111., mX) 332 

France, lace makers 217, 323 

Germany 218, 291 

Nova Scotia, coal mines 05,218 



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Page 

Strope, William M 42 

Stuart, Khirunce L 128,143,200 

Stuart, Margaret A 39 

Sturdy, Edith L 11 

Sturgeon Bay and Lake Michigan Ship 

Canal " 76, 172, 328 

Sual, Luzon, charts 293, 443 

Suao Bay 215 

Suaste, Florentine 16 

Subcalil)cr tubes 329 

Submarine boat Holland 13,59 

Subniarinc telegraphic cables 476 

Subsidies, railway, Canada 288,359 

ship ■. 169 

ship, bibliography of 83 

Subsistence Department 78, 175, 226, 

2.59, 297, 330, 365, 398, 424, 452, 489, 526 

Success, schooner 80 

Sudan, traffic of 289 

Suez Canal .... 65,219,322,359,390,419,446 

Suffrage, abridgment of 130 

Alaska 146 

Sugar 27S 

Argentine, in United States 292 

Austria, export bounties 68 

Belgian, tariff on 167 

bounties 67, 202 

Brazil 445, 517 

central Africa 218 

Cuba 288, 320 

Europe 163, 252, 322, 391 

imports, sources of 277 

Ital V 479 

maple 208 

Mexico 250, 357 

Netherlands 221, 519 

Nicaragua .516 

Pem 418 

production of 345, 381 

Russia , U. S. tariff on 147, 167 

Santo Domingo 216, 320 

Spain, industry in . . . 65, 165, 218, 219, 291 
Sugar-beet, see Beet sugar. 

Suisun Bay 76 

Sulloivay, Cyrus A 43, 137 

Sulphate of copper 65, 218, 322 

Sulphur, Chile 64 

for plant diseases 359 

in ash of plants 278 

production 349, 473 

Russia 218, 291 

Sicily 218, 291 

Venezuela 322 

Sulphur dioxid, as di.sinfectant 449 

Sulphur water, artificial 290 

Suman, Albert II 176 

Sumatra, tobacco 242 

Summers, Betsey A 11 

Summers, Charles L 25, 136, 200 

Sumjiter. Oreg., topographic sheet 507 

Sun, declination of, 1901 59 

infra-red spectrum 260 

spots 412 

transit circle obseryations 60 

Sundry civil appropriations .. 114,130,189 

Sunfi.sh 399 

Sunflower, cultivation of 149 

Sunshine ,504 

measurement f)f .504 

Sunshine rt'cordcrs 470 

Superiiitciident of Documents, see 
Docinnents Office. 

Superior, Wis., chart 396 

public building 129 

Superior Bay, lighthouse tender ,520 

Superior, Lake 76, 258, 422, 4.51, 487 

iron ore from region of 472,473 

sailing directions for 248 

Supervising architect, see Architect, 
Supervising. 



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] Supplies, army, in north China 395 

i Indian service 57, 280 

i Sandy Hook Proving Ground 296 

j Springfield Armory 296 

I War Department." 74 

' Supplies and Accounts Bureau 61, 

161, 249, 2S6, 319, 355,387, 444,477, 514 
; Supply table. Marine Ho.spital Service. 522 

i Supreme Court 330 

building for 146 

claims, appealed cases 79 

distribution of reports 140 

insular tariff cases 145, 259, 274, 330 

Supreme Ct. of D. C. 31, 115, 116, 131, 132, 192 
Surgeon-general, Army, see Medical 

Department. 
Surgeon-general, Navy, see Medicine 
and Surgery Bureau. 

Surgeons, assistant 45 

examining, for pensions 158 

Suspension railroads 251, 358, 419 

Sutherland, Roderick D 131 

Suwanee, Ga., topographic sheet 155 

Suwanee River 484 

Swanev, William S 19,110 

Swap, Jacob E 110, 123 

Swearer, Laura V 24, 110 

Sweden, acetylene search lights 163 

air torpedo 217, 290 

American goods, imitation of 165 

American quails 252 

coal 321 

commercial travelers 217 

fuel for railroads 517 

match factories 289 

school gardens 289, 360 

steel 218 

Swedish gymnastics 1.53 

Sweet potatoes 52, 241, 242 

S\veetwater River, water storage on.. 469 

Swine, see Hogs. 

Swine fever, see Cholera. 

Swingle, Nicholas 17 

Swink, J. Wilburn 69 

Swink, William 69 

Switzerland, .\merican coal for 479 

business firms in 290 

extradition treaty 216, 274 

international labor bureau 289,359 

patent medicines 517 

Svdnex Bay, chart 475 

Synaptas 39* 

Syntonic wireless telegraphy 416 

Syracuse, N. Y., topographic sheet... 350 

Syria, American trade with 290, 360 

silk for United States 289, 360 

soap 517 

textiles, imports of 65, 219 

Syrup, maple 208 

sorghum 277, 411 

Tabasco, steam navigation 479 

Taber, Emma B 42 

Taber, Moses H 11 

Table Bluff, Cal., lighthouse 68 

Tacoma, Wash. , harbor 76 

mint at 131 

steamboats to Liverpool 290 

Taft, Sarah F 23 

Taft Commission, see Philippine Com- 
mission, 2d. 

Tahiti, slugs, genus veronieella 398 

Tahlequah. Ind. T., topog. sheet 314 

Talc, i>ro(liittion 473 

Taliajcrru. James P 14, 28, 114, 128 

Tallulali, La., lynching of Italians . 63,162 

Tam-sui, Formosa 215 

Tamalpais, Mount, fogson.. ,53,209,243,280 

Tamatave, lieds 38» 

Tambiluanga Channel, chart 160 

Tampico, cable to 35T 



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599 



i'age 

Tanamo, Port, chart 44-1,476 

Xanana River, copper deposits 473 

Xanana River basin 17, 'JS'J 

Xannin 278 

Xanning materials, analysis of 46» 

Xansui, Formosa, see Xam-sui. 

Xar, coal- 275 

Xarburton, George X 24, 139, 200 

Xarifif, act of 1897 293 

Brazil 163, 290 

British Honduras 163, 290 

Canada 217 

Canary Islands 217, 290 

China 251,323,517 

Colombia 251 

Costa Rica 288, 320 

Cuba 171, 224, 327, 342, 461 

decisions 68, 167, 221, 

254, 292, 324, 361, 392, 419, 447, 480, 520 

decisions for 1898-1900, digest 325 

Dutch East Indies 2.52 

Europe, coffee 163 

foreign 377 

France, com 251, 32;i 

Germany 65, 66, 165, 217, 

251 , 290, 323, 358, 359, 389. 419, 446. 479 

Great Britain 517 

Guatemala 164, 418 

Haiti 163, 359, 389 

Hawaii .507 

insular possessions 145, 259, 274, 3.30 

Italy, beet sugar from 324 

laws 254 

Mexico 321, 510 

New Zealand 66 

Panama .516 

Persia 358 

Peru .516 

Philippines 342, 360, 423, 450, .525 

Porto Rico '. 342 

refund of duties, 1900 69 

restrictions 377 

Russia 218, 252, 291 , 322, 359. 360 

Russian sugar in U. S 147, 167 

Salvador 64, 65, 165 

Santo Domingo 418 

Venezuela 218, 291 , 322, 390 

Vladivostok 66 

see also Customs service— names of 
articles imported. 

Xarpaulins 247 

Xasajo, manufacture of 207 

Xasmania, copper exports 165 

lights 443 

Tate, Phebe 27, 110 

Xate, Sarah E 11 

Xau .-Vnchorage 249 

Xaviuni Bunk, chart 512 

Xa\vamni)ha 132, 192 

Tawney, James A 130 

Taxes, Australasia and Colorado 202 

banks .521 

China, grain transport 517 

corprirutions.in varioas States.. 261,300 

distilled spirits 448 

D. C 31. 81, 116, 131, 226, .528 

France, alcohol and wine 163, 252 

France, inheritance 389,479 

liqiior, druggists exempted from . . . 448 

of transportation companies 4.57 

oleomargarin 13, 113, 274 

Porto Rico 251,516 

Prince Edward Island 390 

revenue, reduction of 195, 222, 293 

special 71,222,2.56 

tobacco, etc 222 

tonnage .522 

Tayler, Robert W. 32, 203 

Xavlor, A.«a W '25, 137, 200 

Xaylor, Catherine L 22,138,200 



Page 

Xaylor, Elisha B 134 

Xaylor, Giles W 12 

Taylor, James HO 

Taylor, Jane 120 

Taylor.John H 28,134,200 

Taylor, John S 199 

Ta vlor, Marv 121 

Taylor, W. C 30 

Taylor, William F 79 

Taylrirsville,Cal., topographic sheet.. 56 

Tazotzu Kiver, chart 513 

Tea, Chinese trade 66, 322, 391 

cultivation of, in Caucasus 290 

importation and inspection 221 

Teachers, against use of alcohol 439 

in Philippines 225,297,328 

Teaching, of agriculture 62,149,344 

of history, bibliography of 81 

Teak, in Siam 290, 3«)0 

Technical bureau, Germany 321 

Tehuantcpcc Railroad ' 163 

Telegraph, Alaska 78 

Berlin and ( )dessa 218 

central Africa 290 

Government rates 391 

Indian lands, right of way 246, 385 

multiplex tyi)e-printing 252,32:} 

Post-Otlice Department 161 

public lands 347 

submarine cables 476 

Treasury Department 221 

used in official business .521 

wireless 165, 218, 252, 290, 291, 416 

wires laid on snow 290 

Xelephonc. Bangkok 479 

cable. Wash. N'avy-Vard 61 

furnished by Signal Corps 2.59 

Germany, long-distance 2.52 

Indian lands, right of way 246, 385 

Liberia 2.52 

ocean 216 

public lands 3-J7 

State Department building 84 

Xable Bluff, Cal 68 

Telephone exchanges, Ind. T 474 

Telescopic sights, for rifles 330 

Teller, Henry M 115 

Temperance physiology 439 

Temperature 243, 504 

limits of, for perishable goods 277 

see also Climate and Crop Bulletin. 

Teneriffe, cost of coal at 288 

Tennessee, judicial districts 7 

labor statistics 179 

population 1.52, 413 

post route map 62 

tornadoes 53 

Virginia boundarv 117,140,190 

west. Enrolled Militia of 78 

Tennessee Centennial Exposition. 145,197 

Tennessee River 487 

dam 33 

Tennessee white phosphate 472, 473 

Tenure of property 162, 274, 3.56 

Terrestrial magnetism, see Magmetism. 

Territories, area of 152, 210 

dairv products in 13, 113, 274 

food laws 178, 179 

labor laws 261 

population of , 1900 281 , 313 

Territories Committee, House 47, 146 

Senate 29 

Xerry, Fort, hospital 173 

Xertiarv fossils, in Philippines 348 

Xests of metals, 1898 50 

1899 436 

1900 423 

Teton, Grand, see Havden, Mount. 

Tevai Bay. chart 613 

Xewksbury . Samuel 14 



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Index, 1901 



Page 

Texas, irrigation 150 

mails for 417 

maps 63,70,325 

oil and gas fields 472 

population 152, 413 

river and harbor improvement. 485, 487 

State fair 109,300 

taxes in Greer Countv, Okla 12 

United States courts 97, 191 

Texas and Pacific Railway 133, 199 

Texas, Department of 171 

Texas fever, see Splenetic fever. 

Textiles, Amer. . for Europe 290, 360 

Argentina 250,359,419 

Austrian 322,391 

electrolysis in bleaching 251, 323 

German industry 165, 291 

mills in United States 216 

plants in Salvador 322 

primitive weaving frames 260, 261 

Rouen exhibit 479 

Smyrna 218 

Syrian imports 65, 219 

Uruguay 251 

Thames River, chart 255 

Thanksgiving Dav, proclamation. 274,468 

Theaters, D. C 131, 192 

Thermometers, psychrometrie tables. . 53 

Thierman & Frost 131 

Thistle, Canada 311 

Thomas, Benjamin T 19, 111 

Thomas, Charles E 409 

Thomas, Edward 49 

Thomas, James A Ill 

Thomas, James H 12 

Thomas, Lot 30,131 

Thomas, William J 49 

Thompson, Francis M 35, 119, 200 

Thompson, George K 124 

Thompson, Gustavus A 17, 200 

Thompson, Hugh 26. Ill 

Thompson, John D 38, 111 

Thompson, Rosa G Ill 

Thompson, Smith 18, 111 

Thompson, William W 76 

Thorite 329 

Thornton, H.H 509 

Three-arm protractor 354 

Thropp, Joseph E 131 

Thunderstorms 438 

see also Storms— Weather Bureau. 
Thurston, J. M. 12, 13, 16, 17, 93, 117, 119, 189 

Ticks, chicken- 207, 277 

southern cattle- 207 

Tidal currents 325 

Tide-pool fishes of California 399 

Tide tables, Atlantic coast 324 

Pacific coast 325 

Tides 325, 361 

Tientsin, export trade of 218, 291 

fishes in Pei-Ho 178 

naval hospital at 476 

Tiernev, Edmund P 12 

Tillman, Benjamin R 13, 18, 119 

Tillotson, Frances A 44 

Tilton, Palmer 118 

Timber, Chippewa reservations 506 

forest reserves 506 

Grand Portage Reservation 100 

Indian Territorv 212 

on public lands 154, 196, 245 

Philippines 296, 391, 423, 524 

pine, in Minnesota 152 

supply of 216 

see also names of forest reserves. 

Time 325,361 

equation of, 1901 59 

Tin, Alaska 349 

Boli\aa 64 

El Paso deposits 314 



Page 

Tin plates, American, for France 252 

Wales 322, 391 

Tishomingo, Ind. T., topog. sheet 350 

Titcomb, George J 17, 111 

Titles, to lands in Japan 359 

to public lands 154 

Tobacco, Agriculture Department in- 
vestigations 345 

Burlev 345, 379 

cigar leaf 242,344,379 

duty on, in Cuba 171, 258 

experimental stations for 275 

France 517 

Germany : . . 479 

Haiti 516 

leaf, at Paris Exposition 277, 382 

Malta 322,391 

Mexico 478 

new enzvm 209 

Sumatra 242 

tax on 222 

Venezuela 359 

Tobi Shima 354 

Tobi Shima Byochi 354 

Tobo Byochi 387 

Togoland, American cotton plants 65 

Toledo, Ohio, chart 396 

Toll, Isaac D 46,111,127 

Tolson, Rebecca 28, 111 

Tom, William M 43, 111, 125 

Tomari Bav 248 

Tomatoes 241 

Tombigbee River, bridge Ill 

Tompl^ins, Emmett 409 

Tompkins, J. G. W 176 

Tompkins, Rachel M 176 

■ Tompkinsville, N. Y 522 

' Tonawanda.N.Y., topog. sheet 315 

Tongue, Thomas H 47, 139 

Tonics 448 

Tonka wa Indians 508 

\ Tonnage, quarterly accounts 449 

' Tonnage tax 522 

Tono Ura 285 

Tool boxes, for siege howitzers 329 

Topographer 62,287,417 

Topographic sheets 56, 155, 

211 , 245, 282, 314, 349, 413, 440, 473, 506 

Topography 325,361 

Topping, Henry S 21, 111 

Tornadoes 53, 438 

Toronto, agency for U. S. goods in 390 

Torpedo, air 217 

Torpedo boats 416 

electric lights 59 

housing of 161 

running lights for 354 

Torpedo School, see Naval War Col- 
lege. 

Torpedo Station, Naval 514 

Torpedo System, Board on, report 487 

Torros Reservation 508 

Totten. Fort, Engineer School 487 

Towels, China 517 

Townlev, Richard H 18, 142, 200 

Townseud, John F 21, 139, 200 

Toys, German industry 252, 323 

Trade, M'ith foreign nations 377 

see also Commerce — Exports — Im- 
ports—names of countries and , 
places. 

Trade-marks, Colombia 216 

decisions 352, 385, 414, 442 

foreign, in Germany 65, 219 

Mexico 250 

Morocco 478 

registration 385 

Salvador 322,388,419 

see also Official Gazette. 
Trade-unions, England 65, 219 



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601 



Page 
Tramways, see Electric railroads. 
Trans-Mississippi and Internal. Expos. 298 

Trans-Siberian Railway 66, 219 

Transactions, in libraries of D. C 400 

Transandine Railway -178 

Transcontinental railway -I-J.') 

Transit circle observations 60 

Transportation 223, 457 

Chinese, through U. S 393 

citizens of Alaska 17, 73 

gasoline automobiles 14, 33, 110, 223 

German forces to China 416 

government freight 78 

hearings on 261, 366 

interstate 119 

Kongo Free State 65 

of cattle 239, 276, 343, 436, 468 

of fish 332 

of garden truck 412 

of spirits in bond 256 

over bridges 222, 226, 297 

packages to and from Canada 254 

registration of firms 119, 142 

report of Industrial Comn 310 

vegetables 83 

Transportation rates, see Freight, rates. 

Transports, army, coal on 365 

for Army 73, 113 

Transvaal, supplies from U. S . 132, 166, 216 

Trapp, Benjamin F 12 

Trappes, France, atmosphere at 209 

Travel pay, Volunteers Ill, 118 

Traveling agents, see Commercial trav- 
elers. 

Traverse 413 

Treasurer of Porto Rico 523 

Treasurer of U. S 73, 167, 170, 223, 

257, 295, 327, 363, 394, 421, 450, 483, 523 

Treasury, condition of 67, 166, 

168, 220, 221, 253, 254, 291, 292, 324, 360, 
361, 391, 392, 419, 420, 447, 480, 518, 520 

Treaisury decisions 68, 167, 221, 

254, 292, 324, 361, 392, 419, 447, 480, 520 

Treasury Department 67, 166, 220, 237, 

2.53, 291, 324, 360, 391, 419, 447, 480, 518 

building for, repairs 69 

gold coin for gold bars 193 

report, 1899 238 

stationery .523 

Treasury Department, Auditor for, see 
Auditor. 

Treaties 409 

Central America 517 

commercial, in Germany 165 

existing 478 

in force in 1899 147 

liquors, opium, and firearms 113 

Nicaragua Canal 499 

recent 273, 341 

see also names of countries. 

Trees, fruit-, fumigator for 411 

fungous diseases of 276, 382 

gutta-percha 479 

injurv by cankerworm 345, 381 

planting 208 

planting, on school grounds 411 

shade, insect enemies of 240 

see also Forestry Bureau. 

Trenton, N. J., bridge 33, 98 

Trepassev Harbor 285 

Triangulation 56, 325, 361, 413 

Trichinosis, in Germany 503 

Trieste, harbor improvement 67 

Trimerotropis 82 

Trinidad, P. I., sanitary report 476 

Tripp, Mary 144 

Trolley automobile line, German 290 

Troops, see Army. 

Tropical cyclonic storm 386, 415 

Tropical products, imported by U.S... 445 



Page 
Trout 332 

Troy, N. Y., topographic sheet 246 

Truant schools 439 

Trucking business, development.. 277,344 

Truman, John J 30 

Trusts 506 

concerning bill against 201 

in Europe 238 

rps. of Industrial Comn . 276, 399, 425, 457 

Tryon, Lydia A 22, 111 

Tuberculin 394, 436 

Tuberculosis 421, 436, 522 

in cattle 239, 468 

precautions in Germany 165 

Tuberculosis, internal, congress for 

consideration of 207 

Tubes, American, in Great Britain 218 

subcaliber 329 

Tubuai Island, chart 513 

Tuckahoe,N. J., topographic sheet 57 

Tufford, Marvin V 34, 200 

Tug Fork 75 

Tungsten 282 

production 349, 473 

Tunis, Mary A 37,120,200 

Tunnels, Europe to Africa 165 

Tupelo, Miss., fish hatchery 141 

Turf fiber, uses of 252, 323 

Turin, art exhibition 289,358,390 

Turkestan, cotton 321 

Turkey, American boots and shoes 66 

bicycles in 389,446 

capitulations 455 

eastern, Amer. sewing-machines in. 517 

exports of cereals 358 

foreign carpets 65, 218 

iron and steel 66 

machinery 252, 322, 323, 419 

men's furnishings 322 

merchant marine 390 

Turnbulls Island 133, 199 

Turner, Daniel E 34,111,128 

Turner. George 28, 128 

Turnings 452 

Turnipseed, Thomas L Ill 

Turpentine 161 

Turtle River, chart 448 

Tusang Bongao Channel 355 

Tusayan, topog. sheet 314 

Tuscarora Bank, chart 512 

Tuscumbia, Mo., topographic sheet... 156 

Tuskahoma, Ind. T., topog. sheet 314 

Tutuila Island 249, 475 

Tweddle, Mary L 21, 111 

Twelvemile Bayou, bridge 33,111 

Twig-borer, peach 278 

Twin City Power Company 15, 33, 109 

Twining, Granville H 141 

Two Harbors, Minnesota 75 

Tyler, Rollin ' 35 

Tyne River, ship-building on 67 

Typewriters, Germany 252, 323 

Netherlands 165, 253, 290 

Typhoid fever 72 

Typhoons, east Asiatic waters 355, 387 

of Dec. 1.5-18, 1900 318 

Tyulenya Island 355 

Tvutikha River, chart 513 

Udell, Grotius N 36, 120, 200 

Uehlein , Martin 36 

Uinta Moiuitains 351 

Cling- Lutac coal and ry. concession .. 525 

Ullman, Augusta 12 

Unalaska Bay 70 

Underliill, Jeronemus S 501 

Underhill, John Q 30 

Underwear, American, in England. 66, 219 

Uniforms, for Army 423 

for Navy 213, 353 

Union Agency, Ind. T 508 



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Index, 1901 



Page 
Union for Protection of Industrial 

Property 163 

Unions, fee Trade-unions. 
United KinKdoni, see Great Britain. 
Unite<l N.Jersiy Ky.aml Canal Co.. 33,98 
U.S. Ke^ulaliuii Firearms Com{)any .. 14 

Universities. European history in 81 

foreign, list of 154 

see aho College.*. 

University extension in agric 344, 381 

University of Illinoi.s 150, 241 

University of Minnesota 469 

Unten, Japan 318 

Ural Mountains, minerals. iJl7, 252, 290, 323 

railroads 218 

Uranium 282 

production 349,473 

Urban population, 1900 347 

Urgent deficiency appropriations 5 

Uruguav 64, 

163, 216, 251, 288, 357, 388, 418, 445, 516 

Argentina, .sanitary treaty 165 

export of chilled meat. . .". 65, 163 

foot-and-mouth disease 65 

manufacture of jerked beef 207 

wheat crop 66 

Useless papers, see Paper. 

Ushibuka, .Japan 318 

Utah, clerks and marshals, U. S 12 

fish hatchery 16, 116 

mails for 417 

manufactures 471 

population 152, 413 

post route map 63 

revenue claims 103 

Utilla Island, iguana 82 

Vacation schools 439 

Vaccine, blackleg 148, 436 

Vacuum gauges 387 

Valdes, Ramon 67 

Valdez, Alaska 17 

Vallet, Jedediah S 138 

Vanadium 282 

production 349, 473 

Van Camp, Aaron 114 

Vancouver, assay office 357 

coal mines 251 

steamboats to Alaska 165, 253 

Vancouver Island 3.59,443 

Vandher. WiUavd D 142 

Vanfieet,Otis B 17 

Van Gekler, Henry 12 

Vanikoro Isl!inds,"chart 513 

Van Xausdle, Amos 19, 111 

Van Voorhees, Josephine V 127 

Van Wicklen, Julia 12 

Vapor pressure 53,280 

Variation of compa.ss 160, 214, 281 

Variety testing 344, 381 

Varina Bay 415 

Various biireaus 82, 178, 227, 

261 , 299, 331. 366, 398, 425, 456, 490, .528 

Varnish 387 

Vatia Anchorage 249 

Vaughan, J. T 527 

Vaughan, Jonathan D 527 

VegetnbU' foods, insects affecting 344 

Vegetable Physiology and Pathology 

Division 53, 

151 , 209, 242, 2S0, 345, 382, 412, 437 

Vegetal)les, cliayote 437 

exhibit of, at" Moscow 358 

ganlens of 279 

testing commercial varieties... 277,345 

transportation of 83 

Vcgetalio!i,.vre I'lants. 

Vehicle industry 238,291 

Vehicles, self-propelled, in Europe 479 

Velten, Adam 12 

Veneer, new German 322 



Page 

Venezuela 64, 163, 

216, 251, 288, 320, 357. 388, 418, 445, 479 

artesian wells 320, 390 

batrachians and reptiles 4.55 

birds 455 

cod-liver oil 66 

duties on corn and beans 389 

mamnuds 456 

parcels-post convention 68, 274 

pearl fisheries 358, 419 

rubber 64, 322 

s\ilphur 322 

tariff 218, 291, 322. 390 

tobacco 359 

trade 419 

Ventilators, Briti.sh India 322 

Veracruz State 478 

Vermilion district, iron-ore 472, 473 

Vermont, education in 55,313 

manufactures 471 

population 439 

post route map 62 

railroads 165 

river and harbor improvement 485 

Veronicella 398 

Ves.sels, small, method forpropelling. . 479 
see also Shipping — Steamboats — 
War-ships. 

Vest, George G 13, 202 

Vetches, cultivated 277 

Veterinarians, list of 50 

Veterinary Congress, Internat 207, 239 

Veterinary Corps, Army 74 

Viaduct, Luxemburg 480 

Vice-admiral, revival of grade 513 

Vice-President, electoral vote for.. 47,274 

Viekers aut( miatic gun 330 

Vicksburg, M iss. , campaign of 526 

farmers' convention 382 

Vicksburg National Park Comn ... 74,526 

Victoria, Australia, chart 248 

gold jubilee 358 

preserving fruit 358 

Victoria, B. C, railways 252, 323 

VicuDa, Carlos Morla 418 

Vienna, congress against alcoholism.. 217 

gas and water exposition 66 

horse-meat 479 

Vienna Cong., Stein's German policy. 455 

Vieques Sound, chart 5'21 

Vinceute, Port,«Y' San Vicente, Port. 

Vines, American, for Germany 218 

hybrid, in Austria 219 

Vincvard Sound, chart 393 

li.stof lights 326 

Vinita, Ind. T., topographic sheet 246 

Vintage, Germany, 1900 219 

Violets, insect enemies of 278. 436 

Virgin Passage, chart 521 

Virginia, criminal code, first 82 

education in 439 

mails for 162 

population 152,439 

post route map 63 

river and harbor improvement 487 

Tennessee boundary 117, 140, 190 

Virus, ovine "288 

Visayas. Department of 124 

Vital statistics, Havana 478 

Manila '288 

Vladivostok C-o, 66, 219 

Vogel, Frederick 38, 111 

Volkner, Philip 43, 111, 127 

Volumetric standards 278 

Volunteers, assistant surgeons 45 

in National Soldiers' Home 228 

in Philippines, to muster out 258 

officers 74, 224, 486 

travel allowances Ill, 118 

see also Army. 



January — Dkck.mhkk 



603 



Von Marsdorf, see Marsdorf, Von. 

A'ostoiv Bay 

VotitiK, Alaska 

riglit of 

VouchiTs. deputy collectors 

A'oyajrt's. RenC'C Rickiuers 

Vreelaiui. Edward B 46, 

Wabash Ri vir 47, 106, 

■Wutmska. Ni'v., topographic sheet 

Waccainaw River 

M'adsicorth, James II' 

AVadsworth, Ncv., topojjniphic sheet. . 

Wadsworth. Fort, artillery drill 

Waives, attachment of, in France.. 165, 

compilation of 332, 

England, iron trade 165, 

of farm labor in United States 

Philippines 163, 

Siam 66, 

AVagner, Bernard 38, 

Wagner, Ferdinand 39, 111, 

Wahpeton Indians 

AVakker's hyacinth germ 

Wales, coal 

tin-plate industry 322, 

Walker, George M ." 23, 

Walker. .lames A 

Walker, .lohn 21, 

Walker, Margaret M 

Walker r. Rhea 

"Wall. Sarah K 27, 

Wall paper. southern France 

Wallace. Carrie O 46, 112, 

Walnuts, foreign market 359, 

Walpi lie Island, chart 

Walsenbtirg. Colo., geologic atlas 

Walsh, Alice 

Walters. O. H 

Walworth, Ellen H 22, 

Wanamaker, William H 

U'anger, Irving P 33, 

Wantage, equalization of 

War at sea. laws of 

■\Var claims, tlndings, see Court of 
Claims. 

War with Spain 

see (li-o War Claims Committee. 

War Claims Conunittee 47, 147, 

AVar Department 73, 170, 224, 

257, 295, 327, 363, 395, 422, 450, 483, 

report, 1S9S 

repf >rt , 1 syy 410, 

report, 1900 

Secretary pro tern 

War with Spain 378, 

War Dept., Auditor for, see Auditor. 
War Records Office, see Record and 
Pen,sion Office. 

War-revenue act 195, 222, ■>93, 

War-sh=ps 416, 

appropriation for 

Asiatic Station 

boilers for 

classification for libraries of 

electric lighting 

for British Columbia 

list of 

practice ship for academy 

purchased for War with Spain 

War with Spain 

claims 224. 342, 300, 

conduct of War Department . . 378, 

conduct of Winfield S. Schley 

extra pay to Army 

homestead rights for soldiers .. 194, 

instnictions of President to Peace 
Commission 

medals for .service in 142, 

naval bounty 

naval officers 



Page pnge 

War with Siiaiii, Rwntgen ravs, use 

. . 3.55 of " 77, 4:15 

. . 146 Sampson, .Vdmiral 148 

. . 130 Spanish Claims Commission 200 

. . 71 ves.sels purchiLsed, cast of ,1.59 

416 Ward. lUttie 1 27, 139, 201 

144 WarehoU'-es. bonded 68,256,294,51h 

485 bi mded. in Mexico 3.S9 

350 di.stillery 521 

487 Warfare .516 

29 Warfleld, Ky., topogniphic sheet ;Vil 

315 Wanibro Sound, chart 143 

258 Warner, Edward 23,112 

253 U'anier.Vcfpnsian 140,146 

3t>6 Warrants, for arrest of Indians .57 

218 Warren, Daniel W 20,139,201 

412 Warren, Francix K 18,113,115,118,202 

179 Warren. Franklin 42, 112, 122 

219 Warren, William . 1 3&» 

111 Warren, Winslow 130 

122 Warren-Ehret Company 83 

54 Warrior River 95 

151 Warroad River 485 

359 Warsaw, Mo., 0.sage River 10 

391 Wa.sdin, Eugene 64 

111 Washakie. Fort 487 

409 Wiushburn, Ven Druth ;. . 125 

111 Washington, (ieorge, manii.scrjpts in 

36 Li bra rv of Congress SXi 

32 statue of 117 

112 Washington, D.C.seeDi.st. of Columbia. 
480 Washington, Alexandria and Mt. Ver- 

121 non Railwav 177 

419 Wash, and Gettysburg R. R. Co... 132.192 

511 Wash, and Great Falls Electric Ry 177 

155 Washington and Marll)oro Electric Ry 177 

193 Washington Aqueduet 484 

524 Washington Asvlum 32, 81 

112 Washington Barracks. D. C .524 

112 Washingt< m Board of Trade 237 

134 Washington forest reserve 239 

222 Washington (iaslight Companv 32,203 

286 Wash.Ho>i,ital for Foundlings.' 244, 414. 470 

Washingti m Mi mument 48S 

Washington Monument Association of 

501 Alexandria, Va 131 

Washington observations 60, 435 

.501 Washington State, fisheries of 299 

237, mailsfor 417 

.52:{ mans 63,2.5.5,448 

49 population 1.53, 439 

.502 [ river and harbor improvement 4S7 

502 I timber on public lands 196,245 

422 Wasson,.'^amuel .527 

410 Wassuc, monitor 49 

Wa.ste-heat auxiliary engine 480 

Waste papers, grc Paper. 

Watches, comparing 317 

362 Water, distilled, for drinking 208 

510 I drinking 378 

59 ! filtration of 116 

386 in butter 411 

61 mineral- 2.53, 349, 385, 3hs 

59 ' storage, on Cache Creek. Cal 316 

59 I Vienna ex fMjsition of apparatus 66 

65 see also Irrigation. 

.505 ' Water-heater, gas 321,390 

513 Water-pipes, Washington Navy-Yard.. 2.S6 

159 Water-power, for electric traction 418 

,502 utilization of, Austria 322,419 

.501 Water resources. Black Hills 440. 471 

410 Xez Perce Countv, Idaho.. 414.441,'H)7 

386 Yakima County. Wash 441. .507 

292 Water storage, on torrential streams.. 409 

347 Water-supplv. .Adirondack forests 312 

D. C ." 1.5.31,98,116,202,467,484 

163 Military .\cademy 75 

201 relation to snowfall 53 

67 Water-supplv papers 57, 

1.59 212. 310, 316. 3.51, 414, 441,. 507 



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Index, 1901 



Page 

WHteree River 13 

Waternmii. Arbii N 201 

Watersiioiits 438 

\\atiTt(i\vn Arsenal 296, 423 

Waterville, Me., topographic sheet... 156 

WatiTvlit't Arsenal 259, 452 

Waterways, see Canals. 

Watorwiti-h Bank, chart 512 

Waterworks, Quebee 289 

Watkin.s, N. Y., topographic sheet 212 

Watrous, N. Mex., topographic sheet . 212 

Watson. Jameti E 142 

Wattles, Lizzie 28, 137, 201 

Waukesha, Wis., topographic sheet 315 

Wave theorv of light 298 

Wax, Cearil 478 

mineral, in Austria 322,391 

Ways and Mean.s Committee. . . 49, 147, 501 

Wearing apparel 390 

Weather, foreeasts 277, 383 

review of, 1900 277 

see also Weather Bureau. 

Weather Bureau 53, 151, 209, 

242, 280, 312, 346, 383, 412, 438, 470, .504 

report, 1898 147 

report, 1899 378, 485 

Weatlier map 53, 151, 209, 

243, 280, 312, 316. 383, 413, 438, 470, .504 

W'eather Review, Monthly 53, 151, 

209, 243, 280, 312, 383, 412, 438, 470. 504 

Weaving frames, primitive 260, 261 

Webster, Rawlings 197 

Weckler, John C 141,201 

Weeds 207,208,382 

Weeks, Edgar 30, 46, 144 

Weevil, strawberry 207 

Weighing manual, gangers' 71 

Weights and measures 14, 203, 325 

Weinheimer, Catharine 12 

Weiser, Idaho, topographic sheet 245 

Welch, Girard 41,112 

Welch, Mary 138 

Welch, Samuel 45 

Welles Harbor, chart 444 

Wellman expedition 243, 280 

Wells, artesian, Venezuela 320 

boring machinery 322, 419 

frozen 438 

Welsbach burners 252, 323 

Welsh, Marv E 35 

Welsh, Merit C 121, 136, 201 

Wentworth, Emily A 38, 112 

Wesner, Edward 36 

We,st,Andrew .1 112 

W'est, middle, forest extension in . 276, 381 

semiarid, wheat in 345 

West Indies 511 

cement in 321,390 

Danish, bibliographv of 300 

lights : -... 214,415 

new hermit crabs 331 

steamers for fruit 65, 219 

weather stations 504 

West I'oint, X. Y., topographic sheet.. 441 
see also Military Academy. 

West Virginia, early pottery in 261 

judicial districts 7 

labor 228 

manufactures 506 

population 153, 439 

post route map 63 

Westfiekl, Charles A 12 

Weston la 299 

M'eimore, George P 17, 117 

Wetzel, Albert 37,112 

Wewoka, Ind. T., to])ographic sheet ... 156 

Weijmouth. George W 46, 144 

Whalers, relief of 449 

Wliarves, Guayaquil 250, 251 

Puget Souiid naval station 61 



Page 

Wheat, .Argentina 66,165,253,445 

crop in Russia 359- 

for macaroni 320, 322, 345, 419, 504 

France 390, 446, 480 

German dut v 165- 

growing of, in Pacific Coast region. 412 

imports of, in Spain 290, SeO' 

in semiarid districts 277, 345 

India 359, 41» 

insect enemies 278, 311, 379 

prices of, effect of rye on 277, 382 

Uruguay ." 66, 165 

world's crop 479 

Wheatears 178 

Wheatlev, Ro.ss 35, 112 

niieeler, Charles K. 142 

Whirhvind, New Brunswick 53 

Whitacre, Mrs. J. R 203 

Whitaker, Columbus S 123, 201 

White, Archibald 176 

White, Enoch A 128 

Waiite, Fidillar 135, 201 

White, George F 18, 112 

White, H. A 118, 141 

White, Harriet 176 

White, Henry L 12 

White, Louisa 41 

White, Margaret G 18, 137, 201 

White, Mary E 176 

White, Nannie S 122 

White, Thomas 12, 20 

White House, official name 447 

White Mountain Reservation, Ariz 201 

White River 485 

copper deposits 282, 473 

Whiteflsh 332 

Whitehall, N. Y., topographic sheet .. 283 

Whitehead, Josephine H 26, 112 

Whiteley, Mary B 43, 112, 124 

Whitesburg, Kv., topographic sheet. . . 156 

Whiting, Joseph B 41, 112 

W'hitlow, Nathan H 177 

Whitman. Marcus 4-55 

Whitmore, Marv A 12 

Whitnev, William C 34,120,201 

Whitworth, Isaac G 80 

Wichita forest reserve 343 

Wicliita Indians 152 

see also Wichita Reservation. 

Wichita Reservation 13, 

47, 198, 343, 347, 348, 470 

Widows, pensions for 201, 247 

Widows Island 142 

Wilcox, John H 12 

WiVox,Marv E 12 

Wilho-r. Hohert W 203 

Wilkfesboro, N. C, topographic sheet . 350 

Wilki^s, Frances A 138 

Wilkinson, Gertrude B 12 

Willamttle River 487 

Willets Point, N. Y., Engineer Depot. 487 

Williara.s,J.C 48 

Williams, Rjichel J. B 22, 139, 201 

Wills, D. C 115, 131, 192 

Wilmarth, Mary V 12 

Wilmington, N. C, harbor 76 

W'ilmington and W'eldon R. R 262 

W'il.son, C. E 409 

Wilson , C. T 79 

Wihoii. Fjhiar 139 

Wilson , Kd'win A 18, 112 

Wilson, (icorge M 36,201 

Wilson. Harriet A 25, 112 

Wilson, John B 137 

Wilson, John J 12 

Wilson, Leonard 201 

Wilson, Mariah 177 

Wilson, Sallie B 128,201 

Wilson, Thomas W 80 

Wimer, Thomas M 26, 137, 201 



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605 



I'ltKi' 

Wind :M 

instruments for niensnrin>j 53 

New Mexico 438 

olisorviitidns of 2-13 

iat)lc lor measuring at sea 44-1, 470 

Winding Stair Mountiiin.topog. sheet, bd 

Win<lm!lls 212 

Yn<atan 322,419 

Windward Islands, rainfall 243 

Wine 4W 

Chile 418 

France 60,218, 219, 291 

France, tax 163, 2.'v2 

Germany 218, 290, 291 

Nicaragua 288 

Winkler, Martin V. B 12 

Winnebago Reservation 132 

Winscott, Richard A 122 

Winslow, George A 118 

Winslow, Ark., topographic sheet 440 

Winterbottom. W . H 30 

Wire. insulalc<i 317 

Wire nails. German trust 218 

Wire screening, in Egypt 290 

Wireless telegraphy . .". 16o, 

218,252,290,291,410 

Wisconsin, population 1.53, 439 

po>t route map 62 

river imiirovenient 485 

Wisconsin River, levees 113 

Wise, h'irhanl A 203, 409 

Wise, Virginia P 203 

Wisp bri (oms 387 

Wiswell. Charles A. D 12 

Witch-hazel 379 

Witnesses, naval oourts 513 

Witter, Key V 141 

Woandsu. new food plant 322, 390 

WoJrott. Edicanl O 128 

Womaek. Jane A. K 28, 112 

Won>en. Columbia Hospital for 527 

Women's Clubs, Federation of 193 

Women's Silk Culture Association 203 

Wood, Jane W 25, 136, '201 

Wood, fine, Philippine Islands 391 

fireproof ed 159 

fossil 472, 473 

fr( >m peat, in Austria "218. "291 

jiaviiig with, in London 252,323 

[ircscrviiigof 359 

Russian export tariff 290 

Wood-pulp, uses of 238, '252 

Woo<1all, Dicev 143 

Woodbridge. William E 201 

Woodland Cemetery, Quincy, 111.. 142,170 

Woodman, Andrew J 38, 112 

Woodman, Betsev L 43, 112 

Woodress, T. A 47 

Woodruff, Jo.seph H 42 

Woods Hole, Mass., chart 70 

fish and lisherles 399 

fish parasites 399, 5'29 

Woods Hole biological notes 399, 457 

Woodson, Tarleton 14 

Woodward, James D 40 

Woodvard, Newton 48 

Wool : 3-20, 517 

Argentina 218 

France 165, '253 

German industry 322, 391 

Latin America 64 

United States '206 

worMs profluction, 1899 '207 

Woolen goods, exporters of 66, 219 

Woolen yarns. Germany 252, 3<iO 

Worcester, Mass ." 69 

W'ord, Charles S 26 

Workhouse, D. C 32, 81 

Workingmen,«ee Labor. 

World's Columbian Commission .. 144,274 



Page 

Worley , Rachel M 38, 112 

Worms, j((e Kntomologv Division. 

Wortliingtoii, William J '20, 112 

WoinidiMl.iniiongr.S. troo[is in China. 476 

Wrecks, device for preventing 05,219 

Yangtze 165 

set; alfo Acciilent.s. 

Wright, Caroline H 40,112,119 

Wright, William B 43, 112, 1'22 

Wrought iron 101 

Wvalidottc fowls 436 

Wvant , William T 20 

Wyoming, irrigation 1.50 

mails for 417 

manufactures 347 

maps 02, 21 1 

popnlatiim 1.53, 439 

spirit leveling 69 

tmiberon I'ryor Mountains 198,245 

Yellowstone Park 487 

X-rays, are Roentgen rays. 

Yaevama Jima. chart ..". 444 

Yakima Countv, Wash 441, .507 

Yakutal Bay. chart 2.55 

Yalobusha Itiver. bridge 33,112 

Yanagino .'^•■to 214 

Yangtze, wreck on lt'>5 

Yankton, S. Dak., bridge 134, 197 

Yankton Indians 50O 

Yaiiuina River, chart 448 

Y'ards and Docks Bureau 01, 101, 215 

•249, '2.^6. 319, 3.55, 3.S7, 417, 444, 477, 514 

Yarn •2.52, 321 

woolen, Germanv 360 

Yearbook, 1.S99 342 

1900 270 

1900, separates 379 

Yellow boa 82 

Y'ellow lever, carried by mosquitoes.. 455 

Cuba 328 

cure for 418 

institute for investigating 479 

Yellowstone Lake, topographic .sheet.. 316 
Y'ellowstone Nat. Park .... '244, 315, 487, 508 

Yerby , M . 11 151 

Y'ermak ice-breaker 454 

Y'ezo, Japan, see Hokushu. 

Yoke-ropes 386 

York region. Alaska, tin in 349 

Y'o.semite National Park .. 204,244,3-17,508 

Young, Catherine A 112 

Young, Clarissa 80 

Youiiff, James R 141 

Young, Thomas 134 

Y'onng, Thomas J 38, 112, 1*24 

Y'.M.C. A., District of Columbia 7,31 

Fort Hancock, N.J 5'23 

Yuba River 351, 409 

Y'ucatan. imports 390,440 

machinery 419 

new ix)rt 478 

sisal industry 320 

windmills 3'22 

Yukon region 17, '2,52, 300, 438 

coal 06 

furs 517 

Yukon River '293 

route from C(X)k Inlet to 327 

Zamia 50-1 

Zane.sville, Ohio, public building 1'29 

Zeppelin air ship 453 

Zimmerman, Joseph 24, 112 

Zinc, American ore. in Netherlands. 66, '219 

New South Wales 4.sO 

production 165, 349, 473 

Zinc poison, <'olored hosiery 290 

Znaim cucumbers 53 

Z(H>graiihy, Philippine Islands 391 

Zuider-Zee, draimige of 419 

Zurich, tramways 165 



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