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Congress of United Slat-es 5 

Laws 5 

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Sheep-bonnd Reserve 50 

President of United yttites 5U 

Agriculture, Department of 51 

Interior Department 54 

Justice, Deiiartment of 67 

Navy Department 57 



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Post-Office Department CO 

State Department 61 

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Courts of United States 73 

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Smithsonian Institution 76 

Various Bureaus 77 

Shipments to Depositories 79 

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Congress Cong. 

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Facsimile, facsimiles facsim. 

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General gen. 

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Governnjent Govt. 

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Hydrographic Office H. O. 

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LAWS 

PRIVATE LAWS 

Private [act] 47-300; approved Jan. 8-31, 1903. Each 1 p. 

Acee, Stiles L. To increase pension of Acee. No. 8.5. Jan. 12. 
Ambrose, James R. To increase pen.sion of Ambrose. No. 200. Jan. 22. 
Andrews, Reuben. To increase pension of Andrews. No. 285. Jan. 23. 
Angevine, William F. To increase pension of Angevine. No. 57. Jan. 9. 
Ashmore, Samuel. To increase pension of Ashmore. No. 211. Jan. 22. 
Atkinson, George. To increase pension of Atkin.son. No. 130. Jan. 13. 
Bader, James E. To increase pensicni of Barter. No. 100. Jan. 12. 
Baird, Charlotte E. To increase iiensiou of Mrs. Baird. No. 139. Jan. 13. 
Baker, Francis C. To increase pension of Baker. No. 232. Jan. 22. 
Baker, George. To increase pension of Baker. No. 143. Jan. 13. 
Barkalow, Gilbert. To increase pension of Barkalow. No. 88. .Tan. 12. 
Barker, William S. To increase pension of Barker. No. 162. Jan. 1.5. 
Barrett. Emily S. To pension Mrs. Barrett. No. 179. Jan. 22. 
Barrett. William. To increase pension of Barrett. No. 266. Jan. 23. 
Batey, Charles K. To increase pension of Batey. No. 147. Jan. 13. 
Benefeldt, Frederick. To increase pension of Benefeldt. No. 213. Jan. 22. 
Bereman, Sarah D. To increase pension of Mrs. Bereman. No. 272. Jan. 23. 
Berry, George W. To increase pension of Berry. No. 279. Jan. 23. 
Boga"rdus, Benjamin S. To increase pension of Bogardus. No. 166. Jan. 22. 
Bowden, Bailey O. To increase pension of Bowden. No. 145. Jan. 13. 
Bowman, Jacob. To ■remoye charge of desertion from Bowman. No. 48. Jan. 9. 
Brabham, Stanton L. To increase pension of Brabham. No. 125. Jan. 13. 
Bradshaw, George W. To increase pension of Bradshaw. No. 61. Jan. 9. 
Branham, Edward A. To pension Branham. No. 218. Jan. 22. 



January, 1903 



Private [act] 47-300 — Continued. 

Bransford, John F. For relief of Bransford. No. 110. Jan. 13. 

Bremner, Abbie C. To increase pension of Mrs Bremner. No. 96. Jan. 12. 

Brewster, Elias. To increase pension of Brewster. No. 259. Jan. 23. 

Brosnan, .lane. To increase jiension of Mrs. Brosnan. No. 201. Jan. 22. 

Brown, Charles K. To increase jiension c if Brown. No, 148. Jan. 13. 

Brown, James. To increase iiension (if Brown. No. 142. Jan. 13. 

Brown, Nelson. To increase jiension of Brown. No. 212. Jan. 22. 

Brown, Samuel. To increase pension of Brown. No. 155. Jan. 13. 

BnilT, John W. To pension Brntf. No. 292. Jan. 23. 

Bnclianan, William G. To increase pension of Buchanan. No. 193. Jan. 22. 

Bulkley, Frederick. To increase pension of Bulkley. No. 97. Jan. 12. 

Burford, Preston W. To pension Burford. No. 282. Jan. 23. 

Burke, William. To increase iiension of Burke. No. 177. Jan. 22. 

Burton, Henry E. To increase pension of Burton. No. 287. Jan. 23. 

Busteed, Robert H. To iiu'reasc pension of Busteed. No. 62. Jan. 9. 

Byrnes, Daniel J. To increase jiension of Byrnes. No. 136. Jan. 13. 

Cameron, Angus. To increase pension of Cameron. No. 95. Jan. 12. 

Cantley, William G. To increase pension of Cantley. No. 227. Jan. 22. 

Canty, John. To increase pension of Canty. No. 191. Jan. 22. 

Carpenter, David O. To increase pension of Carpenter. No. 60. Jan. 9. 

Carroll, Catherine A. To increase pension of Mrs. Carroll. No. 264. Jan. 23. 

Caspar, Stanley M. To increase pension of Caspar. No. 72. Jan. 12. 

Caughey, Thoma.s L. To increase pension of Caughey. No. 254. Jan. 23. 

Chase, Ransford T. To increase pcTision of Chase. No. 224. Jan. 22. 

Chedester, James H. To increase pension of Chedester. No. 153. Jan. 13. 

Christian, William. To increase pension of Cliristian. No. 195. Jan. 22. 

Clark, Ixoljert. To increase iiension of Clark. No. 246. Jan. 22. 

Clarke, Katharine \V. To increase pension of Mrs. Clarke. No. 89. Jan. 12. 

Cohn, Magnus J. To Increase pension of Cohn. No. 222. Jan. 22. 

Collins, Thomas L. To increase pension of Collins. No. 286. Jan. 23. 

Compton, John. To increase pension of Compton. No. 164. Jan. 22. 

Comstock, Morris M. To increase pen.sion of Comstock. No. 190. Jan. 22. 

Cook, John. To increase pension of Cook. No. 78. Jan. 12. 

Cooke, Charles A. To increase pension of Cooke. No. 70. Jan. 9. 

Cordingly, Thomas. To remove charge of desertion from Cordingly. No. 47. Jan. 

Cross, Fannie S. To increase pension of Mrs. Cross. No. 157. Jan. 13. 

Cross, John J. To increase [lension of Cross. No. 226. Jan. 22. 

Cro-sser, John S. To increase pension of Grosser. No. 149. Jan. 13. 

Curd. Alexander. To increase pension of Curd. No. 202. Jan. 22. 

Curry, John R. To increase pension of Curry. No. 240. Jan. 22. 

Custers, Mathias. To increase pension of Gusters. No. 294. Jan. 23. 

Dalrymple, Charles. To increase pension of Dalrymple. No. 170. Jan. 22. 

Darling, Flora A. For relief of Mrs. Darling. No. 296. Jan. 24. 

Davis, Allen C. To increase jiension of Davis. No. 214. Jan. 22. 

Davis, Charles C. To increase pension of Davis. No. 56. Jan. 9. 

Deut<in, .Justus L. To pension Denton. No. 258. Jan. 23. 

Dick, ,lohn W. To increase pension of Dick. No. 271. Jan. 23. 

Donohoe, Timothy. To increase jiension of Donohoe. No. 1.58. Jan. 13. 

Dougherty, Daniel. To pension D<iughcrty. No. 277. Jan. 23. 

Durham, William H. To pension Durham. No. 278. Jan. 23. 

Edmonds, George W. To increase jiension of Edmonds. No. 263. Jan. 23. 

Elmendorf, Newton W. To increase pension of Elmendorf. No. 120. Jan. 13. 

Ely, Charles S. To increase pension of Ely. No. 175. Jan. 22. 

Emerv, Elizabeth J. To increase jiension of Mrs. Emery. No. 225. Jan. 22. 

Fairbimk, Wallace. To increase jiension of Fairbank. No. 281. Jan. 23. 

Fay, Harry C. To increase jiension of Fay. No. 247. Jan. 22. 

Fellows, William A. P. To increase jiensif)n of Fellows. No. 76. Jan. 12. 

Ferricr, Ennna L. To pension Mrs. Ferrier. No. 71. Jan. 12. 

Fifield. Lillie May. To pension Lillie May Fitield. No. 188. Jan. 22. 

Fler, John. To increase jiension of Fler. No. 86. Jan. 12. 

Forcht, Henry. To increase jiension of Forcht. No. 194. Jan. 22. 

Frost, William S. To increase jiension of Frost. No. 255. Jan. 23. 

Fuller, Limian. To increase jiension of Fuller. No. 293. Jan. 23. 

Gaskill. Henrv W. To increase jiension of Gaskill. No. 207. Jan. 22. 

Gevcr, Ki'becca H. To pension Mrs, Gever. No. 107. Jan. 12. 

Gilibs. Henry R. To pension Gibbs. No. 265. Jan. 23. 

Glenn, John. To increase pension of Glenn. No. 182. Jan. 22. 

Gove, Freeman R. To increase pen.sion of Gove. No. 152. Jan. 13. 

Grainger, Charles M. To increase jiension of Grainger. No. 154. Jan. 13. 

Green, William H. To increase pension of Green. No. 49. Jan. 9. 

Greenman, Anson. To increase jiension of Greenman. No. 235. Jan. 22. 

Ham, David. To increase jiension of Ham. No. 101. Jan. 12. 

Hargreaves, Robert. To increase jiension of Hargreaves. No. 234. Jan. 22. 

Harris, Parmenas F. To increase jiension of Harris. No. 198. Jan. 22. 

Harrison, Ambrus U. To increase jiension of Harrison. No. 252. Jan. 23. 

Heard, Melinda. To increase pension of Mrs. Heard. No. 98. Jan. 12. 

Heiser, John G. To increase pension of Heiser. No. 1.51. Jan. 13. 

Henderson, William A. To increase jiension of Henderson. No. 135. Jan. 13. 

Hertzog, Andrew J. To increase jiension of Hertzog. No. 210. Jan. 22. 

He.ss, Clarence D. To increase pension of Hess. No. 228. Jan. 22. 

Hodge, William M. To increase pension of Hodge. No. 81. Jan. 12. 

Holiday, Sylvester. To increase pension of Holiday. No. 197. Jan. 22. 



January, 1903 



Private [act] 47-300 — Continued. 

Hollingsead, Martha A. To pension Mrs. Holling-sead. No. 121. Jan. 13. 

Hotaling, Lyman. To increase pension of Hotaling:. No. 276. Jan. 23. 

Huckelberry. John W. To increase pension of Huckelberry. No. 245. Jan. 22. 

Hudson, William H. To increase fiension of Hudson. No." 118. Jan. 13. 

James. Hannah E. To increase pension of Mrs. James. Xo. 275. Jan. 23. 

Janes. Hiram. To increase pension of Janes. Xo. 133. Jan. 13. 

Jennings, Henry. To increase pension of Jennings. Xo. 77. Jan. 12. 

Johnston, Martha A. To increase pension of Mrs. Johnston. Xo. 93. Jan. 12. 

Johnston, William. To ]>ension ,Ioluiston. Xo. 257. Jan. 23. 

Joseph, James H. To increase pension of Joseph. Xo. 132. Jan. 13. 

Kaiser, Julius A, For relief of Kaiser. Xo. 29s. Jan. 30. 

Kelley. William. To increase pension of Kelley. Xo. 134. Jan. 13. 

Kerbey, Joseph A. To increase pension of Kerbey. Xo. 92. Jan. 12. 

Kerr, George. To increase jiensinn of Kerr. Xo. 115. Jan, 13, 

Kimberly. Xannie M. Ti> increase pension of Mrs. Kimberly, Xo, 109, Jan, 12. 

Kinney, Ida M, To pension Mrs. Kinney, Xo, 176, Jan. 22. 

Kiper, James D. To increase pension of Kiper, Xo, 300, Jan, 31. 

Kirwan, Thomas, To increase pension of Kirwan, Xo, 169. Jan. 22. 

Knight, Eliza, To increase pension of Mrs, Knight. Xo. 1S4. Jan, 22. 

Koerner, Gotthard. To increase pension of Koerner, Xo. 168. Jan. 22. 

Langhlin, John. To increase pension of La ughlin. Xo. 172. Jan. 22. 

Leary, Augusta Xeville. To increase pension of Mrs. Leary. Xo, 91. Jan. 12. 

Lee. Rufns V. To increase pension of Lee. Xo. 51, Jan, 9. 

Leffingwell, Hiram S. To increase pension of Leffingwell. Xo. 187. Jan. 22. 

Lessig, William H, To increase pension of Lessig. Xo. 58. Jan, 9, 

Lester, Abner H. To pension Lester. Xo, 217, Jan. 22. 

Lieberg, Eberhard P, To increase pension of Lleberg, No, 219. Jan. 22. 

Likes, Edmond, To increase pension of Likes, Xo. 220. Jan. 22. 

Linton. Harvey B. To increase pension of Linton. No. 12S. Jan. 13, 

Lund, Sidney X, To increase pension of Lund, Xo. 99. Jan, 12, 

McArdle, Dorcas, To pension Mrs. McArdle, Xo, 165. Jan. 22. 

McFadden, Henry J, To increase pension of McFadden, Xo. 270, Jan. 23. 

McKnight, James H. To increase pension of McKuight. Xo. 140. Jan. 13. 

McVicker, James H, To increase pension of McVicker. Xo. 236. Jan. 22. 

Mattson, Cherstin. To pension Mrs. Mattson. Xo. 108. Jan. 12. 

Maxtield, Isadora F, To increase pension of Mrs, Maxfield, Xo, 181, Jan. 22, 

May, Thomas P. To increase pension of May, Xo, 117, Jan, 13, 

May, Wallace K, To increase pension of May, Xo, 216. Jan, 22, 

Mercer, George A, To increase pension of fiercer, Xo, 75. Jan. 12, 

Merrill, Merzellah. To increase pension of Merrill, Xo, 66, Jan, 9, 

Mess, Joseph S, To increase pension of Mess, Xo, 105, Jan, 12. 

Meyer, Jane M. To increase pension of Mrs, Meyer. No. .50. Jan. 9. 

Millard. Corydon. To increase pension of Millard. Xo. 268. Jan, 23. 

Miller, Eliza M. To increa.se pension of Mrs, Miller, Xo. 260. Jan. 23. 

Miller, Robert. To increase pension of Miller. Xo. 167. Jan. 22. 

Miller, William A, To pension Miller, Xo, 186, Jan, 22, 

Milligan, Hulda. To pension Mrs. Milligan. Xo. 73. Jan. 12. 

Moore, John L, To increase pension of Moore, Xo. 205. Jan. 22. 

Moore, Mary A. To increase pension of Mrs, Moore, Xo, 87. Jan. 12. 

Morrow. Sarah E, To increase pension of Mrs, Morrow, Xo. 290. Jan. 23, 

Mull, John T. To increase pension of Mull. Xo. 221. Jan. 22. 

Munson, Mary A. To increase pension of Mrs, Munson, Xo, 138, Jan, 13, 

Xelson. John C, To increase pension of Xelson, Xo. 119. Jan. 13. 

NewmTin, Colmore L, To increase iiension of Xewman, Xo, 131. Jan. 13. 

Xewman. David J. To increase pension of Xewman. Xo. .55. Jan. 9. 

Xichol, William, To increase pension of Xichol. Xo. 273, Jan, 23, 

Xoel, Matthew B. To increase pension of Xoel. Xo. 65. Jan. 9. 

Norton, Cyrus G. To increase pension of Norton. No. 295. Jan. 23. 

Nuttle, David T, To increase pension of Xuttle. Xo. 173. Jan, 22, 

Owens, Thomas M. To increase pension of Owens, No, 129. Jan. 13. 

Park, Abraham. To increase pension of Park. Xo. 274. Jan. 23. 

Parker, Susan, To increase pension of Mrs. Parker. Xo. 223. Jan, 22, 

Partridge, Almond, To increase pension of Partridge, Xo, 256, Jan, 23. 

Peake, Charles E. To pension Peake, Xo. 244. Jan. 22, 

Pfeiffer, Emil, To increase pension of Pfeiffer, Xo, 241, Jan, 22, 

Phillips, Albert H, To increase pension of Phillips Xo, 291. Jan. 23. 

■Pollard, Judson X. To pension Pollard, Xo. 253. Jan, 23, 

Pook, Ellen F, To pension Mrs. Pook. Xo, 209, Jan, 22. 

Pontney, Peter. To increase pension of Poutney. Xo. 122, Jan, 13. 

Presley, Mabery H, To increase pension of Presley, Xo, 249, Jan, 23, 

Read, Grace M, To increase pension of Mrs, Read", Xo, 161. Jan. 13. 

Remington, William J, To increase pension of Remington, No. 127. Jan. 13. 

Rhodes, Isaac, To increase pension of Rhodes, Xo, 84. Jan, 12. 

Rich, Lizzie I, To increase pension of Mrs, Rich. Xo. 116. Jan. 13. 

Rickards. Eliza A. To increase pension of Mrs. Rickards. Xo. 171. Jan. 22. 

Rider, John Q. A. To increase pension of Rider. Xo. 160. Jan. 13. 

Ripley. Allen M. To increase pension of Ripley. Xo. 288. Jan. 23. 

Robertson, Joseph W, To increase pension of Robertson, No. 215. Jan. 22. 

Robinson, John. To increase pension of Robinson. No. 196. Jan. 22. 

Robinson, Minerva, To pension Mrs. Robin.son. No, 203. Jan. 22. 

Rogers, Joanna. To pension Mrs. Rogers. No. 251. Jan. 23. 



8 January, 1903 

Private [act] 47-300— Continued. 

Rommel, Joanna. To pension Mrs. Rommel. No. 10.3. Jan. 12. 

Rose, Charles W. To increase pension of Ro.se. No. 04. Jan. 9. 

Ross, Le\\is F. To increase pension of Ross. No. 83. Jan. 12. 

Rotan, John A. To increase pension of Rotan. No. 59. Jan. 9. 

Sager. Ellen A. To pension Mrs. Sager. No. 104. Jan. 12. 

Sampson, Asa E. To pension Sampson. No. 280. Jan. 23. 

Sandsbury, John R. To increase pension of Sandsbury. No. 94. Jan. 12. 

Scott, Albert M. To increa.se pension of Scott. No. lo6. Jan. 13. 

Scriven, Mary V. To pension Mrs. Scriven. No. 233. Jan. 22. 

Sheldon, Hiram A. To pension Sheldon. No. 239. Jan. 22. 

Sheridan, Thomas. To increase pension of Sheridan. No. 126. Jan. 13. 

Shreeves, Abraham. To increase pension of Shreeves. No. 267. Jan. 23. 

Sims, James D. To increase pension of Sims. No. 208. Jan. 22. 

Slocnm, Jonathan H. To increase pension of Slocum. No. 206. Jan. 22. 

Smith, Ira P. To pension Smith. No. 229. Jan. 22. 

Smith, Lucy G. To increase pension of Mrs. Smith. No. 185. Jan. 22. 

Smith, Samuel S. To increase pension of Smith. No. 248. Jan. 22. 

Smith, William D. To increase pension of Smith. No. 112. Jan. 13. 

Snyder, Adrian M. To increa.sc pension of Snyder. No. 113. Jan. 13. 

Spfague, Charles. To increase pension of Sprague. No. 69. Jan. 9. 

Stadtmueller, Maria V. To increase pen.sion of Mrs. Stadtmueller. No. 03. Jan. 9. 

Stanley, William F. To increase pension of Stanley. No. 230. Jan. 22. 

Stewart, Jennett. To increase pension of Mrs. Stewart. No. 159. Jan. 13. 

Stimson, Monora. To increase pension of Mrs. Stim.son.' No. 124. Jan. 13. 

Stone, Caroline M. To increase pension of Mrs. Stone. No. 144. Jan. 13. 

Stoncsifer. Joseph. To increase pension of Stonesifer. No. 137. Jan. 13. 

Strohauer, Fannie E. To pension Mrs. Strohauer. No. 237. Jan. 22. 

Sullivan, John D. To increase pension of Sullivan. No. 106. Jan. 12. 

Thomas, James M. To increase pension of Thomas. No. 262. Jan. 23. 

Thomas, James P. To increase pension of Thomas. No. 231. Jan. 22. 

Thomas, Willie. To increase pension of Thomas. No. 07. Jan. 9. 

Thompson, James. To increase pension of Thomp.son. No. 80. Jan. 12. 

Thompson, John D. To increase pension of Thompson. No. 243. Jan. 22. 

Thompson, Ole. To increase ])ension of Thomp.son. No. 123. Jan. 13. 

Tillson, Ann E. To increase piension of Mrs. Tillson. No. .54. Jan. 9. 

Trent, Lysander D. To increase pension of Trent. No. 174. Jan. 22. 

Turner, Lucy A. To increase pension of Mrs. Turner. No. 102. Jan. 12. 

Upshaw, Jolin S. To pension Upshaw. No. 199. Jan. 22. 

Van Matre, James K. To increase pension of Van Matre. No. 53. Jan. 9. 

Van Tassell, Oscar. To increase pension of Van Tas.sell. No. 82. Jan. 12. 

Vickers, David. To increase pension of Vickers. No. 68. Jan. 9. 

Walck, Samuel S. To increase pen.sion of Walck. No. 90. Jan. 12. 

Walker, Eliza A. To increase pension of Mrs. Walker. No. 261. Jan. 23. 

Walker. Fletcher J. To increase pen.sion of Walker. No. 2.tO. Jan. 23. 

Walker, Hiram C. For relief of Walker. No. 297. Jan. 24. 

Watts, James H. To increase pension of Watts. No. 183. Jan. 22. 

Weaver, Henry. To increase pension of Weaver. No. 74 Jan. 12. 

Webb, Charles" H. To increase pension of Webb. No. 111. Jan. 13. 

Weirauch, Mina. To pension Mrs. Weirauch. No. 204. Jan. 22. 

Whitcomb, Sarah A. To increase pension of Mrs. Whitcomb. No. 269. Jan. 23. 

White, Benjamin. To increase pension of White. No. 189. Jan. 22. 

Whitehouse, Etta A. To pension Mrs. Whitehouse. No. 283. Jan. 23. 

Whitney, Cornelia F. To increase pension of Mrs. Whitney. No. 52. Jan. 9. 

Willey, Frederick W. To increa.se pension of Willev, alias William F. Willey. 

No. 284. Jan. 23. 
Williams, Lawson. To increase pension of Williams. No. 180. Jan. 22. 
Williams, Remembrance J. To increase pension of Williams. No. 192. Jan 22. 
Wilson, James J. To increase pension of Wilson. No. 238. Jan. 22. 
Woodall, Dicey. To pension Mrs. Woodall. No. 289. Jan. 23. 
Woodruff, Joseph H. To pension Woodruff. No. 150. Jali. 13. 
Worden, Asa. To increase pen.sion of Worden. No. 79. Jan. 12. 
Worley, J. V. For relief of Worley. No. 299. Jan. 31. 
Wright, John. To increase pension of Wright. No. 242. Jan. 22. 
Wright, John A. To increase pension of Wright. No. 141. Jan. 13. 
Young, George H. To increase pen.sion of Young. No. 140. Jan. 13. 
Young, James W. To increase pen,sion of Young. No. 114. Jan. 13. 
Ziegenfuss, Theiesia. To increase pension of Mrs. Ziegenfuss. No. 178. Jan. 22. 

PUBLIC LAWS 

Public [act] 12-43; approved Jan. 8-30, 1903. 

Alabama River. To authorize Pensaeola, Alabama and Tennessee Railway Com- 
pany to erect bridge across river in Wilcox County, Ala. No. 27. [Jan. 15.] 
2 pp". 

Appropriations. Making appropriations to supplv additional urgent deficiencies, 
1903. No. 31. Jan. 20. 1 p. 

Association of Military Surgeons of United States. To incorporate association. 
No. 39. Jan. 30. 1 p". 

Census records. For transfer of census records and volumes [in Interior Depart- 
ment] to Census Office. No. 20. Jan. 12. 1 p. 



January, 1903 



Public [act] 12-43— Continued. 

Circuit Courts of Appeals. That circuit court of appeals, 5th circuit, shall hold 
term in Montgomery, Ala. No. 38. Jan. SO. 1 p. 

Clallam Countv, Wash. Authorizing issuance of patent to county. No. 22. Jan. 
12. 1 p. 

Coal. To provide rebate of duties on coal. No. 28. Jan. 15. 1 p. 

Courts of United States. To amend act to divide Texas into 4 judicial districts 
[so as to change time of holding circuit and district courts for western district] . 
No. 40. Jan. 30. 1 p. 

Customs claims. Providing for adjudication of claims [of J. F. Bailey & Co. and 
others] by Court of Claims. No. 14. Jan. 9. 1 p. 

District of "Columbia. For laying electric street-railway track across Aqueduct 
Bridge, in District [by Great Falls and Old Dominion Railroad Company] . No. 
36. [Jan. 29.] 3 pp." 

General Education Board. To incorporate board. No. 21. [Jan. 12.] 2 pp. 

Harvard University. To return to university colors, silver cup, and Nordenfeldt 
gun [presented by graduates to auxiliary cruiser Harvard at opening of War 
with Spain] . No." 23. Jan. 13. 1 p. 

Hawaii. Relating to Hawaiian silver coinage and silver certificates. No. 25. 
[Jan. 14.] 2 pp. 

To pay in part judgments of Legislative Assembly of Hawaii for property 

destroyed in suppressing bubonic plague, and authorizing Hawaii to issue bonds 
for payment of remaining claims. No. 35. Jan. 26. 1 p. 

Hot Springs, Ark. To extend time for completion of railway on West Mountain, 
Hot Springs Reservation. No. 43. Jan. 30. 1 p. 

Indian Territory. To amend act to provide for use of timber and stone for domes- 
tic and industrial purposes in Territory [so as to extend right to purchase and 
use outside of Territory for railroads parts of whicli are in Territory]. No. 32. 
Jan. 21. 1 p. 

Juneau, Ala.ska. To grant title to Juneau of lands occupied for school purposes. 
No. 30. Jan. 16. 1 p. 

Mermentau River. To authorize Rice Irrigation and Improvement Association 
to construct lock or locks and dam in river in Louisiana. No. 18. Jan. 10. 1 p. 

Militia. To promote efficiency of militia. No. 33. [Jan. 21.] 6 pp. 

Missouri River. Authorizing" Federal Railroad Company to construct bridge 
across river at or near Oacoma, S. Dak. No. 12. [Jan. 8.] 2 pp. 

Mukilteo I'oint. To establish light-house and fog-signal station at point, near 
Everett, Wash. No. 15. Jan. 9. 1 p. 

Muskegon, Mich. To amend act to increase limit of cost of certain public build- 
ings, [to authorize purchase of sites f(ir public buildings], to authorize erection 
of public buildings [etc., as to site for public building at Muskegon]. No. 13. 
Jan. 8. 1 p. 

Pensions. To increase pension for total deafness. No. 29. Jan. 15. 1 p. 

Philippine Islands. To promote ethciency of Philippine constabulary [and] to 
establish rank and pay of its commanding officers. No. 37. Jan. 30. 1 p. 

Portal, N. Dak. To establish Portal subport of entry and extend thereto privi- 
leges of 1st sec. of act approved June 10, 18S0 [for transportation of dutiable 
merchandi.se without apprai.sement]. No. 34. Jan. 22. 1 p. 

Printing. To amend act approved Mar. 2, 1895, relating to public printing. No. 
41. Jan. 30. 1 p. 

Santiago, Cubaa steamer. For refund of tonnage taxes [levied on steamers San- 
tiago de Cuba, afterwards Santiago, Cienf uegos, and Olinda] . No. 26. Jan. 14. 
Ip. 

Southern Cotton Oil Company. To divest out of United States its rights to cer- 
tain real estate at and near Montgomery, Ala., and to vest same in Southern 
Cotton Oil Company, Bessie R. Maultsby, James S. Pinckard, trustee, M. V. B. 
Chase, and' Edwin Ferris. No. 42. [,Ian. 30.] 3 pp. 

Spirits. To amend internal-revenue laws [relative to allowance for loss on dis- 
tilled spirits in bonded warehouses] . No. 24. Jan. 13. 1 p. 

Vermilion, Bayou, La. To authorize Southwest Louisiana Rice Growers' A.ssocia- 
tion to construct lock or locks and dam in bayou. No. 17. Jan. 10. 1 p. 

Wind Cave National Park. To set apart lands in South Dakota as Wind Cave 
National Park. No. 16. [Jan. 9.] 2 pp. 

Wyoming. To authorize resurvey of certain lands in Wyoming. No. 19. Jan. 10. 
ip. 

Public [joint] re.solution 2, 3; approved Jan. 12, 30, 1903. 

Military badges. [Granting permission to officers of Army and Navy to wear] 
military badges [adopted bv societies of men who served in Chinese relief expe- 
dition of 1900] . No. 2. Jan. 12. 1 p. 
Nash, Francis. Directing monuments to be erected to Francis Nash and William 
Lee Davidson. No. 3. Jan. 30. 1 p. 

SENATE 

Alaska. Proposed restoration of prohibition to Alaska; comparison of 
high license and prohil^ition in support of S. 694-1 [to ])rohibit sale of 
intoxicating liquors in Alaska] ; presented by Mr. McCumber. Jan 
14, 1903. 14 pp. (S. doc. 85.) 



10 January, 1903 

Allegany Reservation. Memorial of 121 Tuscarora Indians, protesting 
against H. 12270, for allotment of lands in severalty [to Indians in 
New York on Allegan v and Cattaraugus reservations, etc.]; pre- 
sented by Mr. Quay. Jan. 15, 1903. 4 pp. (S. doc. 89.) 

Memorial of 629 Seneca Indians, protesting against H. 12270, for 

allotment of lands in severalty [to Indians in New York on Alle- 
gany and Cattaraugus reservations, etc. ] ; presented by Mr. Quav. 
Jan. 15, 1903. 10 pp. (S. doc. 90.) 

Colombia. Concordat between Colombia and Pope Leo XIII, promul- 
gated Feb. 24, 1888; [translated bv John G. Walker]. Jan. 19, 
1903. 6 pp. (S. doc. 95.) 

Constitution of Colombia, with historical introduction; translated 

by Bernard Moses. Jan. 7, 1903. 41 pp. (S. doc. 75.) [Supple- 
ment to Annals of American Academy of Political and Social Sci- 
ence, Jan. 1893.] 

Conspiracy. Petitions and remonstrances for and against passage of 
S. 1118, 4553, and H. 11060, 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 Ter- 
ritories, or engaged in commerce between States, District of Colum- 
bia, and Territories, and with foreign nations]. [Jan. 14] 1903. 
141 pp. (S. doc. 115.) 

Indians. Memorial of certain Indians praying for passage of S. 6598, 
amending act approved Jan. 26, 1895, authorizing Secretary of In- 
terior to correct errors where double allotments of land have erro- 
neously been made to an Indian [etc.]; presented by Mr. Quav. 
Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 106.) 

Newfounilland. Articles published in Boston Herald and New York 
Tribune relating to Play-Bond treaty [with Great Britain for im- 
provement of commercial relations with Newfoundland] ; presented 
by Mr. Fairbanks. Jan. 5, 1903. 25 pp. (S. doc. 65. ) [Title of 
1st edition read incorrectly Bond-Haj^ treaty, instead of Hay-Bond 
treaty.] 

Memorial and letters from citizens of Massachusetts engaged in fish 

business or owners of fishing vessels remonstrating against ratifica- 
tion of Hay-Bond treaty [with Great Britain for improvement of 
commercial relations with Newfoundland]; presented bv Mr. Lodge. 
Jan. 8, 1903. 5 pp. (S. doc. 78.) 

Petition of 85 fishermen of Boston, Mass., protesting against ratifi- 
cation of Hay-Bond treaty [with Great Britain] for improvement of 
counnen'ial relations with Newfoundland; presented by Mr. Lodge. 
Jan. 15, 1903. ~ 2 pp. (S. doc. 87. ) 

Protest of Fisheries Company against ratification of Hay-Bond 

treatv [with Great Britain] for improvement of commercial relations 
withNewfoundland. Jan. 19, 1903. 4pp. (S. doc. 94.) 

Pines, Isle of. Petition of residents of Isle of Pines praying that it be 
publiclv declared that isle is territory of United States, etc. Jan. 
27, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 117.) 

Sac and Fox Indians. Memorial of Sac and Fox Indians of the Missis- 
sippi residing in Iowa for adjustment of their claims arising from 
failure to apportion to them their shares of tribal annuities, etc. ; 
presented by Mr. Dolliver. Jan. 5, 1903. 22 pp. (S. doc. 64.) 

Sydnev, Nova Scotia. Pittsburg of the East [Svdney]; presented by 
Mr. Frye. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 83'.) 

AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY COMMITTEE 

Warren, F. E. Report amending H. 15922, to enable Secretary of Agri- 
culture to suppress contagious and infectious diseases of live stock. 
Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2388.) 



January, 1903 11 

APPROPRIATIOXS COMMITTEE 

Cullom, S. M. Report amending H. 16021, making appropriations for 

legislative, executive, and jmlicial expenses, 1904. Jan. 19, 1903. 

3 pp. (S. rp. 2416.) 
Hale, Eugene. Report amending H. 16604, making appropriations for 

diplomatic and consular service, 1904. Jan. 24, 1903. 3 pp. (S. 

rp. 2625.) 

CLAIMS COMMITTEE 

Burnham, H. E. Report amending S. 3309, for relief of Marv A. Shu- 
feldt. Jan. 30, 1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 2724. ) 

Kittredge, A. B. Report adverse to S. J. R. 67, for relief of Delphine P. 
Baker [assignee of Lucien Birdseve]. Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 
2695. ) 

Report favoring S. 6011, for relief of Xveand Schneider Companv. 

Jan. 28, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2696.) 

Report favoring S. 5940, for relief of Henrv P. ^lontgomerv, execu- 
tor of Granville Garnett. Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2697.) 

Mason, W. E. Report favoring S. 1340, for relief of William W. Jack- 
son. Jan. 30, 1903. 3 pp.' (S. rp. 2736.) 

Stewart, W. ]M. Report favoring H. 8650, for relief of estate of Leander 
C. McLelland. Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2676.) 

Repoi-t amending S. 6375, for relief of X. F. Palmer, jr., and Com- 
pany. Jan. 28, 1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 2677.) 

Warren, F. E. Report favoring S. 5955, for relief of representatives of 
M. F. Merritt. Jan. 26, 1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 2629.) 

Report favoring S. 7002, for relief of contractor [Charles W. Mc- 

Cord] or representatives for construction of monitor Etlah. Jan. 26, 
1903. 19 pp. (S. rp. 2630.) 

Report favoring S. 3838, to refer to Court of Claims claim [of repre- 
sentatives of Reanev, Son & Archbold] for [monitor] Tunxis. Jan. 
26, 1903. 10 pp. (S. rp. 2631.) 

Report favoring H. 3502, for relief of estate of M. J. Grealish. 

Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2678.) 

Report favoring H. 11127, for relief of Propeller Tow Boat Com- 
pany. Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2679.) 

Report favoring H. 1147, for relief of 1st Baptist Church, Carters- 

ville, Ga. Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2680.) 

Report favoring H. 647, for relief of William P. Marshall. Jan. 28, 

1903. 5 pp. (S. rp. 2681.) 

COAST AND INSULAR SURVEY COMMITTEE 

Morgan, J. T. Report favoring S. 6683, to enable Michigan to utilize 
dock facilities at [Mackinaw] Straits of Mackinac, and to aid in pi'o- 
viding for memorial monument adjacent thereto. Jan. 19, 1903. 
2 pp. (S. rp. 2421.) 

COMMERCE COMMITTEE 

Berry, J. H. Report amending S. 6446, for construction of bridge across 
Rainy River in [Itasca County] Minn, [by International Bridge and 
Terminal Company]. Jan. 5, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2355.) 

Report amending S. 6569, to authorize construction of bridge across 

Missouri River in St. Charles County and St. Louis County, Mo. 
[bv Iowa and Missouri Railway Company]. Jan. 15, 1903. 1 p. 
(S^rp. 2408.) 



12 January, 1903 

Berry, J. H.— Continued. Report favoring S. 6847, to increase number 
of light-house districts. Jan. 15, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2409.) 

Report favoring S. 7004, to extend time for completion of bridge 

across Missouri River [at Yankton, S. Dak., by Dakota Southern 
Railroad Company]. Jan. 27, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2663.) 

Report amending S. 6973, authorizing Nome [Alaska] to construct 

bridge across Snake River. Jan. 27, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2664.) 

Elkins, S. B. Report amending S. 6950, to authorize bridges across 
Monongahela River. Jan. 29, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2704.) 

Gallinger, J. H. Report favoring S. 7044, to detail officers of Revenue- 
Cutter Service as suiierintendents or instructors in marine schools. 
Jan. 29, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2703.) 

Hanna, M. A. Report submitting S. 7034, for expenditure of money 
hitherto appropriated for improvement and maintenance of Ash- 
tabula Harbor, Ohio. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2538.) 

Mallory, S. R. Report amending S. 6808, to extend time granted to 
Muscle Shoals Power Company within which to commence and com- 
plete [construction of canal and power stations at Muscle Shoals, 
Ala.]. Jan. 22, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2567.) 

Report amending S. 6867, to authorize building of dams and other 

improvements in Columbia River in Washington [by Jav P. Graves, 
his associates, successors, and assigns] . Jan. 29, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 
2707.) i V- 1 

Martin, T. S. Report favoring S. 6666, for relief of Joseph M. Simms. 

Jan. 15, 1903. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2413.) 
Nelson, Kmite. Report submitting S. J. R. 157, for extension of time 

for completing [construction of] bridge across Potomac River at 

Washington, D. C. [by Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company]. 

Jan. 22, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2582. ) 
Report amending S. 7043, to establish light-house depot for 2d 

light-house district, Boston Harbor, Mass. Jan. 29, 1903. 2 pp. 

(S.rp. 2698.) 

Report amending S. 7063, permitting dam across St. Croix River at 

or near St. Croix Falls, Wis. Jan. 29, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2708.) 

Perkins, (t. C. Report favoring S. 6535, for light-house and fog-signal 
stations in Alaskan waters. Jan. 8, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2382.) 

Report favoring S. 6536, for tender for 12th light-house district. 

Jan. 8, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2383.) 

Turner,. George. Report amending S. 6848, to establish life-saving sta- 
tion at Cape Nome, Alaska. Jan. 15, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2414.) 

Report favoring S. 261, for life-saving station in vicinitv of Cape 

Flattery or Flatterv Rocks, Wash. Jan. 22, 1903. 2 pp". (S. rp. 
2560.) 

Report submitting S. 7168, to establish port of delivery at Salt Lake, 

Utah, as substitute for S. 6955. Jan. 29, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2702. ) 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE 

Coal supply of District, hearing before committee [Jan. 8, 1903, under 

S. R. 325]. 1903. 40 pp. 
Same [Jan. 9, 1903]. 22 pp. 
Same [Jan. 12, 1903]. 53 pp. 
Same [Jan. 13, 1903]. 20 pp. 
Same [Jan. 15, 1903]. 15 pp. 
Same [Jan. 16, 1903]. 28 pp. 
Same [Jan. 20, 1903]. 25 pp. 



January, 1903 13 

Clark, W. A. Report favoring S. 6515, to exempt from taxation j^rop- 
erty of Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington, D. C. 
Jan. 27, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2666.) 

Dillingham, W. P. Report amending S. 6093, to authorize street railway 
companies in District to convey small freight, express matter, and 
[fuel]. Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2628.) 

Foster, A. G. Report favoring H. 14899, to amend act to incorporate 
National Florence Crittenton Mission, as substitute for S. 5970. 
Jan. 30, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2726.) 

Gallinger, J. H. Report amending S. 6377, to confirm name of Seward 
square for space formed by intersection of C street south and Penn- 
sylvania and North Carolina avenues, D. C. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. 
(S. rp. 2626. ) 

Report amending S. 3638, for extension of 8th street northwest, or 

Wrights road, D. C. Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2627.) 

Report favoring H. 15799, identical with S. 6377, to confirm name 

of Seward square for space formed by intersection of C street south 
and Pennsylvania and North Carolina avenues, D. C. Jan. 30, 1903. 
2 pp. (S. rj). 2733.) 

Hansbrough, H. C. Report favoring H. 16099, to cancel certain taxes 
assessed against Kail tract [in District]. Jan. 30, 1903. 2 pp. 
(S. rp. 2727.) 

Mallory, S. R. Report favoring S. 6421, to amend act to amend act re- 
lating to tax sales and taxes in District. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (S. 
rp. 2643. ) 

Martin, T. S. Report favoring H. 10522, for laying electric street-rail- 
way track across Aqueduct Bridge, in District [by Great Falls and 
Old Dominion Railroad Companv]. Jan. 19, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 
2531.) 

Stewart, W. M. Report amending amendment to H. 16842, making ap- 
propriations for District, 1904, for continuing work on Connecticut 
avenue bridge across Rock Creek. Jan. 30, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 
2737.) 

FINANCE COMMITTEE 

Piatt, T. C. Report favoring H. 1733, for relief of John A. Mason. 
Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2385.) 

FISHERIES COMMITTEE 

Bard, T. R. Report favoring S. 6147, to establish fish-hatching and 
fish station in Indiana. Jan. 27, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2667.) 

FOREKtN relations COMMITTEE 

Documents relating to reciprocity convention with France ; presented 
by Mr. Davis. [New edition'] Dec. 8, 1902. 233 pp. (Confiden- 
tial ; [Senate] executive E [new edition], 56th Cong. Istsess. ) 
[injunction of secrecy removed Mar. 16, 1900. 1st edition of this 
compilation appeai-ed as Senate document 225, 56th Congress, 1st 
session.] 

FOREST reservations AND PROTECTION OF GAME COMMITTEE 

Burton, T. E. Report favoring S. 6689, for protection of wild animals, 
birds, and fish in forest reserves. Jan. 24, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 
2620. ) 

Report submitting S. 7123, for protection of forest reserves and 

national parks. Jan. 24, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2624.) 



14 January, 1903 

IMMKJRATION COMMITTEE 

Report [Senate report 2119, 57th Congress, 1st session] on H. 12199, to 
regulate immigration; with statements before committee in 1st and 
2d sessions of 57th Congress. [Dec. 20] 1902. ix + 484 pp. 1 il. 

(S. doc. 62.) 

Note.— statements included are those of Jan. 1.5 and May 7, 1902, on bills relat- 
ing to regulation of immigration; Apr. 23, 1902, on S. 396s, to prevent sale of 
into.xicating liquors in immigrant stations and otlier public buildings; and June 4 
and 18, and Dec. 8-12, 1902. on H. 12199. 

INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Clajip, M. E. Report favoring S. 7047, to authorize sale of part of Red 
Lake Reservation, Minn. Jan. 22, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2587.) 

Quarles, J. V. Re])ort favoring S. 3620, for allotment of lands in sever- 
alty to Stockbridge and Munsee Indians, to authorize distribution 
of their trust fund [etc.]. Jan. 29, 1903. 37 pp. (S. rp. 2699.) 

INTEROCEANIC CANALS CO^IMITTEE 

Papers setting forth concessions and laws of Colombia relating to Panama 
Canal and Panama Railroad; [from Senate] report 1, 57th Congress, 
1st session. Jan. 27, 1903. p. 244-270. (S. doc. 114.) 

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMITTEE 

Clapi?, ]M. E. Report amen<ling R. 7053, to further regulate commerce 
with foreign nations and among States. Jan. 27, 1903. 1 p. (S. rj). 

2675.) 

JUDICIARY COMMITTEE 

Simon, Joseph. Report amending by substitute S. 6032, to establish 
laboratory for study of criminal, paujjer, and defective classes. 
Jan. 27, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2668.) 

LIBRARY COMMITTEE 

Wetmore, G. P. Report favoring H. J. R. 16, directing monuments to 
be erected to Francis Nash and William Lee Davidson. Jan. 20, 
1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2543.) 

Report favoring S. J. R. 136, authorizing purchase of mar])le bust 

of Greneral Lafayette. Jan. 20, 1903. 5 pp. (S. rp. 2544.) 

MANUFACTURE.S COMMITTEE 

McCumber, P. J. Report amending by sul)stitute H. 3109, for prevent- 
ing adulteration, misbranding, and imitation of foods. Leverages, 
drugs [etc.], and for regulating interstate traffic therein. Jan. 8, 
1903. 8 pp. (S. rp. 2364. ) [Corrected 2d print was issued.] 

MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Data relating to locations and condition of graves of Confederate soldiers 
who died in federal prisons and military hosjiitals and were buried 
near their places of confinement, also suggestions as to Congressional 
legislation to provide for remedial measures, by Samuel E. Lewis; 
reprinted for committee. 1902. 25 pp. 

[Hearing before committee, Dec. 4, 1902, on H. 15345, to promote] effi- 
ciency of militia. [1902.] 13 pp. 



January, 1903 15 

[Hearing before committee, Dec. 17, 1902, on S. 6332, to increase] effi- 
ciency of Annv [bv establishment of general staff corps]. 1902. 

30 pp. 
Alger, R. A. Report amending by substitute amendment to H. 16642, 

making appropriations to supply deficiencies, 1903, for replacing 

burnt Imildings at Fort Bradv, Mich. Jan. 15, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 

2415.) 
Report amending: 8. 7148, replacing burned buildings at Fort Bradv, 

Mich. Jan. 29, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2700.) 
Bate, W. B. Report adverse to S. 2344, to remove charge of desertion 

against Samuel Robbins. Jan. 13, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2393.) 
Rejiort adverse to S. 37, for relief of Jacob Swofford. Jan. 14, 

1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 2405.) 
Cockrell, F. ]\I. Rei)ort amending S. 5437, to authorize settlement of 

accounts of officers of Armv [for disbursements, Apr. 21, 1898- 

July 8, 1901]. Jan. 8, 1903. " 3 pp. (S. rp. 2362.) 
Report favoring H. 6326, for relief of Hiram C. Walker. Jan. 8, 

1903. 6 pp. (S. rp. 2363.) 
Report favoring S. 6570, to correct military record of Simeon Perry. 

•Tan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2394.) 
Report amending H. 1193, to correct military record of Henry 31. 

Holmes. Jan. 13^ 1903. 9 pp. (S. rp. 2395.') 
Report amending l)y substitute H. 1592, for relief of F. M. Vowells. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp.' (S. rp. 2396.) 
Report amending H. 3216, to remove dishonorable discharges from 

John Shamburger, Louis Smith [George Heppel] and Henry Metz- 

ger. Jan. 13, f903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 2397.) 
Report adverse to S. 4847, to correct military record of James Petty. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (S.' rp. 2398. ) 
Report adverse to S. 4364, to remove charge of desertion against 

James F.Wood. Jan. 13, 1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 2399.) 
Report adverse to S. J. R. 61, for relief of Robert L. Lindsay. Jan. 

1.3,1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2400.) 
Rejjort adverse to S. 3786, to correct military record of James C. 

Means. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2401.) ' 
— — Repoi't adverse to H. 11621, to correct military record of H. J. 

Rowell. Jan. 15, 1903. 11pp. (S. rp. 2406 [pt. 1].) 
Same, supplemental report. Jan. 29, 1903. 12 pp. (S. rp. 2406, 

pt. 2.) 

Report adverse to S. 552, for relief of Levi Jones. Jan. 15, 1903. 

4 pp. (S. rp. 2407.) [Report reads, by a misprint, S. 562.] 

Re])ort favoring S. 6960, for relief of Charles W. Howard. Jan. 

19, 1903. 7 pp. (S. rp. 2417.) 

Foraker, J. B. Rei:)ort amending S. 4907, to correct military record of 
Charles F. Deisch. Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2387.)' 

Repoi't amending S. 4876, to remove charge of desertion from Wil- 
liam P. Taylor. Jan. 13, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2404.) 

Report favoring S. J. R. 156, dedicating to Columbus, Ohio, for 

public streets, part of property conveveil to L^nited States by Robert 
Neil. Jan. 22, 1903. 5 pp. "(S. rp. '2-588.) 

Report amending S. 6486, for marking of graves of soldiers of Con- 
federate array and navy. Jan. 22, 1903. 25 pp. (S. rp. 2589.) 

Report amending S. 6098, to regulate retirement of veterans of Civil 

War. Jan. 23, 1903. 6 pp. (S. rp. 2617.) 



16 January, 1903 

Harris, W. A. Report favoring S. 6681, for relief of Rudolf [Rurloljih] 

Herbst. Jan. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2591.) 
Pettus, PI W. Report amending S. 4519, to construct road from Shiloh 

National Park to Corinth, :\Iiss. Jan. 22, 1903. 2 pp. . (S. rp. 2566. ) 
Proctor, Redfield. Report amending H. 16567, making appropriation 

for Army, 1904. Jan. 29, 1903. 6 pp. (S. rp. 2718.) 
Quarles, J. V. Report favoring H. 15066, to incorporate Association of 

^Military Surgeons of United States. Jan. 8, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 

2381.) 

Report favoring amendment to H. 17202, making appropriations for 

sundry civil expenses, 1904, for road improvements from Crawfish 
Spring, Walker County, Ga., to Stevens Gap, in connection with 
Chickamauga and Chattanooga Naticjnal Park. Jan. 12, 1903. 
2 pp. (S. rp. 2390.) 

Report adverse to S. 2402, to remove charge of desertion from 

AVilliam F. Barrett [alias Frank Barrett]. Jan. 15, 1903. 2 pp. 
(S. rp. 2412.) 

Scott, N. B. Report favoring H. 11858, for relief of William E. Ander- 
son. Jan. 12, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2386. ) 

Report favoring H. 15510, to promote efficiency of Philippine con- 

stabularv [and] to establish rank and pay of its commanding officers. 
Jan. 15, "1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2410.) 

Report adverse to S. 6358, to pernut officers of Army to serve as 

chief and assistant chiefs of constabulary of Philippine Islands. Jan. 
15, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2411.) 

Report amending by substitute S. 1168, to authorize appointment 

of Edward L. Bailev as captain of infantry and to place him on 
retired list. Jan. 19", 1903. 14 pp. (S. rp. 2511.) 

Warren, F. E. Report amending H. 8663, to remove charge of desertion 
from Charles F. Woodford. Jan. 29, 1903. 6 pp. (S. rp. 2714.) 

NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Gallinger, J. H. Report favoring H. 6649, for relief of Julius A. Kaiser. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp'. 2550.) 
Hale, Eugene. Report favoring H. 5756, for relief of officers and crew 

of U. S. S. Charleston, lost in Philippine Islands Nov. 2, 1899. Jan. 

20,1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2545.) 
Perkins, G. C. Report favoring H. 9867, for relief of estate of Henry C. 

Nields. Jan. 20, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2547.) 

PACIFIC ISLANDS AND PORTO RICO COMMITTEE 

Burton, J. R. Report amending H. 11997, granting Hawaii Ditch Com- 
panv, Limited, riglit of wav over public lands in Hawaii. Jan. 19, 
1903". 5 pp. (S.'rp. 2539.) 

PENSIONS COMMITTEE 

Burton, J. R. Report amendinii S. 2974, to increase pension of Samuel 
J. Boyer. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2520.) 

Report amending S. 5123, to increase pension of James McMorrow. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2521.) 

Report amending bv substitute S. 5991, to increase pension of Wil- 
liam Barrett. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2522.) 

Rejiort amending bv substitute S. 6530, to increase pension of 

Austin L. TopVifi. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2523.) 



January, 1903 17 

Burton, J. R.^Continiied. Report favoring H. 8721 , to increase pension 

of Joseph Westbrook. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2524.) 
Report favoring H. 11485, to pension Julia ^McCarthy. Jan. 19, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2525.) 
Report favoring H. 10757, to increase pension of Lewis Fishbaugh. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 255tj. ) 
Rej^ort favoring H. 13463, to increase pension of Hiram A. Ilober. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2557.) 
Report amending H. 13944, to pension Margaret .\nn West. Jan. 

21, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2558.) 
Report amending H, 9658, to increase pension of Robert Stewart. 

Jan. 23, 1903. Ip. (S. rp. 2614.) 
• Report amending H. 12563, to increa.se pension of Horace Fountain. 

Jan. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2615.) 
Report amending H. 8152, to increase pen.sion of William S. Hutch- 
inson. Jan. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2616.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 5993, to increase pension of James 

G.Davis. Jan. 27, 190.3. 1 p. (S. rp. 2671.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 6394, to pension Mrs. Evarts 

Ewing Munn. Jan. 27, 1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 2672.) 
Report favoring H. 4118, to pension Charles Maschmever. Jan. 27, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2673.) 
Report favoring H. 5167, to increase pension of John G. Nowman. 

Jan. 30, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2723.) 
Carmack, E. W. Report amending S. 6373, to increase pension of Joseph 

D. Lockhart. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2526.) 
Report amending S. 6694, to increase pension of Burrel G. Wood. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2527.) 
Report amending H. 623, to pension Susan Kennedv. Jan. 19, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2528.) 
Report favoring H. 14373, to increase pension of William H. Loyd. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2529. ) 
Report favoring H. 14913, to increase pension of Ann M. ^lorrison. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2530. ) 
Report amending H. 4923, to pension William L. Whetsell. Jan. 

22,1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2571.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 5929, to pension ^largaret J. 

McCranie. Jan. 27, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2665.) 
Report amending H. 11139, to pension Carter B. Harrison. Jan. 

29, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2701.) 
- — Report favoring H. 16564, to increase pension of James Hunter. 

Jan. 29, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2705. ) 
Report favoring H. 11790, to increase pension of Abel Woods. 

Jan. 30, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2734.) 
Report favoring H. 16512, to increase pension of John Dinneen, 

now known as John J. Davidson. Jan. 30, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 

2735. ) 
Deboe, W. J. Report favoring H. 13565, to pension Marv V. Scriven. 

Jan. 8, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2384.) 
Report favoring H. 15852, to increase pension of Cvrus G. Norton. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2402.) 
Report amending S. 6220, to increase pension of Walter G. Teb- 

betts. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2403.) 

12686— No. 97—03 2 



18 January, 1903 

Deboe, W. J. — Continued. Report amending S. 2591, to increase pen- 
sion of (ieorge W. McComlx Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2422.) 
Report amending by substitute S. 2626, to increase i^ension of 

Ardenia Dillon. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2423.) 
Report amending by substitute S. 3632, to increase pension of 

Fraak E. Freeman. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2424.) 
Report amending ])y substitute S. 4892, to increase pension of John 

Doberrer. Jan. 19, 'l903. 1 p. (S. rp. 242-5. ) 
Report amending S. 5053, to pension Deborah Edwards. Jan. 19, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2426.) 
Report favoring H. 1617, to increase pension of ^largaret A. 

Osborn. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2427.) 
Report favoring H. 3907, to increase pension of John A. Sare. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2428.) 
Report favoring H. 4437, to increase pension of Al^salom Case. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2429. ) 
Report favoring H. 8175, to increase pension of John W. Covey. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (8. r]\ 2430.) 
Report amending H. 11280, to increase pension of Henrv J. Feltus. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2431.) 
Report amending H. 12701, to increase pension of Milton Noakes. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2432.) 
Report favoring H. 13262, to increase pension of James 'SI. Spencer. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2433.) 
Report favoring H. 14262, to pension Harriet Robinson. Jan. 19, 

1903. 1 p. (S.'rp. 2434.) 
Report favoring H. 14518, to increase pension of James D. Kiper. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2435.) 
Report favoring H. 7766, to increase pension of John Huffman. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2553.) 
Report amending H. 12324, to pension Cora E. Brown. Jan. 21, 

1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2554. ) 
Report favoring H. 15648, to increase pension of Lester H. 8als- 

l)ury. Jan. 21, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2555.) 
Report favoring H. 10350, to pension Rel^ecca Piper. Jan. 22, 1903. 

2 pp. (8. rp. 2.584.) 
Report favoring H. 7130, to pension Elizal:)eth Lowden. Jan. 22, 

1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2585.) 
Report favoring H. 7779, to increase i>ension of William Belk. Jan. 

23,1903. 2 pp. (8.rp.2610.) 
Report favoring H. 8247, to increase pension of Francis M. McCov. 

Jan. 23, 190.3. 2 pp. (S.rp.2611.) 
Report favoring H. 9734, to increase pension of John P. Peterman. 

Jan. 23, 1903. 1 p. (8. rp. 2612. ) 
Report favoring H. 13839, to increase pension of John W. B. Hunts- 
man. Jan. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2613. ) 
Report amendine bv substitute 8. 4443, to increase iiension of Thomas 

Bassett. Jan. 26*, 1903. 2 pp. ( 8. rp. 2653. ) 
Report favoring 8. 4919, to increase pension of James ]\I. White. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2654. ) 
Report amending 8. 5830, to increase pension of Andrew Jackson. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2655. ) 

Report favoring H. 11258, to pension William F. Randolph. Jan. 

26,1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2656.) 



January, 1903 19 

Deboe, \V. J. — Continued. Report favoring H. 1-1258, to i)ension Fletcher 

Duling. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2657. ) 

Report favoring H. 15064, to increase pension of Frederick Shovar. 

an. 26, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2658.) 
Report favoring H. 15329, to increase pension of Eliza1)eth Rosen- 

barger. Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2659.) 
Report favoring H. 15661, to increase pension of James 'SI. Marshall. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2660.) 
Report favoring H. 6161, to increase pension of Homer Davis. Jan. 

27,1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2669.) 
Report favoring H. 12316, to increase pension of Weden O'Neal. 

Jan. 29, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2715.) 
Report favoring H. 14605, to increase pension of John T. Knoop. 

Jan. 30, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2721.) 
Report favoring H. 16465, to increase pension of William H. Knep- 

ple. Jan. 30, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2722.) 
Foster, A. G. Report favoring H. 3514, to increase pension of Theresia 

Ziegenfuss. Jan. 8, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2372.) 
Report amending H. 11594, to increase pension of Sarah E. Morrow. 

Jan. 8, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2373.) 
Rejiort favoring H. 14058, to increase pension of Emil Pfeiffer. 

Jan. 8, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2374.) 
Report favoring H. 9977, to pension ^Minerva Robinson. Jan. 8, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2375.) 
Report favoring H. 13143, to increase pension of Susan Parker. Jan. 

8, 1903. 2 pp. ( S. rp. 2376. ) 
Report favoring S. 5952, to increase pension of Henrv L. Davenport. 

Jan. 8, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2377.) 
Report amending liy sulistitute S. 6576, to pension Marcia B. Fer- 
guson. Jan. 8, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2378.) 
Report amendinsr S. 3940, to increase pension of Eliza C. Deery. 

Jan. 8, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2379.) 
Report amending S. 5662, to increase pension of Henrv Siekels. 

Jan. 8, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2380.) 
Report amending S. 6731, to increase pension of Benjamin N. Bond. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2497.) 
Report amending S. 3929, to increase pension of Leman A. Brace. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2498.) 
Report amending S. 6063, to increase pension of Orson Nickerson. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2999.) 
Report favoring S. 6431, to increase pension of James Greenman. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2501.) 

Report favoring H. 7680, to increase pension of David C. Yakey. 

■ Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2502.) 
Report favoring H. 12413, to increase pension of William Zickerick. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2503.) 
Report amending S. 6876, to pension Lavina F. Poiron. Jan. 23, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2605.) 
Report favoring H. 9074, to pension ElizaVieth C. Gates. Jan. 26, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2635.) 
Gallinger, J. H. Report amending S. 6614, to increase pension of Bertha 

R. Koops. Jan. 8, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2366.) 
Report favoring H. 14067, to increase pension of John Wright. 

Jan. 8, 1903. 2'pp. (S. rp. 2367.) 



20 January, 1903 

Gallinger, J. H. ^Continued. Report adverse to S. 954, to increase pen- 
sion of Fordyce INI. Keith. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 24.S6.) 
Report adverse to H. 3371, to increase pension oi Elizabeth P. 

Searcy. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2437.) 
Report adverse to H. 2116, to increase pension of Benjamin W. 

Howard. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2438.) 
Report adverse to H. 7529, to increase pension of Pliilip Atwood. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2439.) 
Report adverse to H. 7731, to increase pension of Ricliard Owens. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2440.) 
Report adverse to H. 10114, to increase pension of Charles H. Fer- 

gnson. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2441.) 
Report adverse to H. 12028, to increase pension of Henrv C. Hel- 

phinstine. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2442.) 
Report adverse to H. 10222. to increase pension of Benjamin E. 

Morgan. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p'. (S. rp. 2443. ) 
Report adverse to H. 13083, to pension Lockie W. Reeves. Jan. 

19,1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2444.) 
Report adverse to H. 2817, to increase pension of John Beeson. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2445.) 
Report adverse to H. 4990, to increase pension of Georije F. Gregg. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 244H. ) 
• Report adverse to H. 10105, to increase pension of Tliomas Fleming. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2447.) 
Report amending S. 2596, to increase pension of Israel F. Barnes. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2448.) 
Report amending 8. 6413, to pension Harold P. Waldo. Jan. 19, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2449.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 5006, to pension Annie P. Pinney. 

•Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2450.) 
Report amending S. 6748, to increase pension of Ann 'SI. Haskell. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2451.) 
Report amending S. 6795, to increase pension of Hannah J. Hopkins. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2452.) 
Report amending S. 6632, to increase pension of Frank Cleaves. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2453.) 
Report amending S. 6586, to increase pension of Othniel P. Parcher. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2454.) 
Report amending S. 6631, to increase jiension of Mitchell Hunt. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 24-55.) 
Report amending S. 2130, to pension ]Margaret A. Munson. Jan. 

19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2456.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 14, to increase pension of George 

F. Howe, alias Harrington. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2457.) 
Report favoring S. 6842, to increase pension of Stephen R. Swett. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2458.) 
Report amending S. 6798, to increase pension of Charles F. Shel- 
don. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 24.59.) 
Report favoring H. 5792, to increase pension of Andrew J. Reeves. 

Jan. 19, 1903. '2 pp. (S. rp. 2460.) 
Report favoring H. 13472, to increase pension of Lewis E. Wilcox. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2461.) 
Report favoring H. 13127, to pension Nancy Works. Jan. 19, 1903. 

2 pp. (S. ri3. 2462.) 



January, 1903 21 

Gallinger, J. H.— Continued. Report favorinj^ H. 12981, to pension 
Sarah A. Waltrip. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (.>^. rp. 2463.) 

Report favoring H. 15549, to increase pension of John Wright. Jan. 

19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2464.) 

Report amending H. 16224, tu increase pension of William ^Nlijnt- 

gomery. Jan. 19", 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2465. ) 

Report favoring H. 15063, to increase pension of William R. Thomp- 
son. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (.<. rp. 2466.) 

Report favoring H. 15874, to increase pension of Rel)ecca R. Greer. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2467.) 

Report favoring H. 15433, to increase pension of William Heywood. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2468. ) 

Report favoring H. 14185, to increase pension of Albert Blood. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2469.) 

Report favoring H. 15682, to increase pension of Jared P. Hubbard. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2470.) 

Report favoring H. 15441, to increase pension of Josiah Stackpole. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2471.) 

Report favoring H. 12812, to increase pension of Otis T. Hooper. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2472. ) 

Report favoring H. 12683, to pension Sarah L. Bates. Jan. 19, 1903. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2473.) 

Report favoring H. 8447, to im-rease pension of John ^IcArthur. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2474.) 

Report favoring H. 12877, to increase pension of James X. Gates. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2475.) 

Report amending S. 6641, to increase pension of Sophie S. Shaffer. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2500.) 

Report amending bv substitute S. 6367, to increase ]iension of Ed- 
mund P. Fox. Jan." 20, 1903. 2 pp. (S. I'p. 2549. ) 

Report favoring H. 15396, to increase pension of George H. Stone. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2551.) 

Report favoring H. 16011, to increase pension of ^lorton A. Leach. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2552.) 

Report favoring S. 6983, to increase pension of Gilman B. Johnson. 

Jan. 22, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2572. ) 

Report favoring S. 6985, to increase pension of George C'uuunings. 

Jan. 22, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2573.) 

Report favoring S. 6984, to increase pension of Maria A. ^larden. 

Jan. 22, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2574. ) 

Report favoring S. 6982, to increase pension of Linda F. ^Nloulton. 

Jan. 22, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2575.) 

Report favoring S. 6981, to increase pension of Lorenzo P. Dunck- 

lee. Jan. 22, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2576.) 

Report favoring H. 15789, to increase pension of Benjamin Cooper. 

Jan. 22, 1903. 2 pp. ( S. rp. 2577. ) 

Report favoring H. 14256, to increase pension of Jessie R. Dewstoe. 

Jan. 22, 1893 [1903]. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2578. ) 

Report favoring H. 12141, to amend act amending sec. 4708, Revised 

Statutes, [so as to restore] pensions to remarried widows, approved 
Mar. 3, 1901. Jan. 22, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2579.) 

Report amending S. 6348, to increase pension of Xapoleon B. Stock- 
bridge. Jan. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2590. ) 

Report amending bv substitute S. 4337, to increase pension of Eliza- 
beth Thompson. Jan. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2592.) 



22 January, 1903 

Gallinger, J. H — Continued. Eeport amending by substitute S. 6415, 

to increase pension of Samuel J. Radfliffe. Jan. 23, 1903. 2 pp, 

(S. rp. 2.593.) 
Eeport favoring 8. 6841, to increase pension of Charles S. Boving- 

ton. Jan. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2594.) 
Report favoring S. 7060, to increase pension of Ann M. Jackman. 

Jan. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2595.) 

Report favoring H. 7385, to increase pension of John Kellev, 2d. 

Jan. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2597.) 

Report favoring H. 15999, to increase pension of AYilliam F. Loomis. 

Jan. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2598.) 
Report favoring S. 7076, to increase pension of Charles L. Pinkham. 

Jan. 24, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2618.) 

Report favoring S. 7077, to increase pension of Cvrus B. Xorris. 

Jan. 24, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2621.) 

Report amending H. 12902, to pension Julia Lee. Jan. 24, 1903. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 2622.) 
Report adverse to S. 6792, to pension Thomas Seal. Jan. 26, 1903. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2636. ) 
Report adverse to S. 7055, to pension Vina Lindenliower. Jan. 26, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2637.) 
Report favoring H. 1423, to increase pension of Asa Tarbox. Jan. 

26, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2638.) 
Report favoring H. 1014, to pension Laura Levenseler. Jan. 26, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2639.) 
Report favoring H. 714, to increase pension of Frederick Hart. Jan. 

26, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2640.) 
Report favoring H. 15473, to increase pension of Winthrop W. 

Wolcott. Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2641.) 
Report amending S. 6229, to pension Patrick W. O'Donnell. Jan. 

28, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2682.) 
Report favoring H. 11417, to increase pension of Julia Anglada. 

Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2683.) 
Report favoring H. 15437, to increase pension of Sarah A. Gerrv. 

Jan. 28, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2684.) 
Report favoring H. 15438, to increase pension of Thomas H Pea- 
body. Jan. 28, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2685.) 
Report favoring H. 1689, to increase pension of Hiram S. Thomp- 
son. Jan. 28, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2686.) 
Rei>ort favoring H. 15439, lo increase pension of Jane P. Chester. 

Jan. 28, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2687.) 
Report favoring H. 2614, to pension John Sulli\an. Jan. 28, 1903. 

1 I). (S. rp. 2688.) 
Report favoring H. 15754, to pension Frances Cowie. Jan. 28, 1903. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2690.) 
Report favoring H. 15870, to increase pension of John Smith. Jan. 

28, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2691.) 
Report favoring H. 5898, to increase pension of Reuben F. Carter. 

Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2692.) 
Report favoring H. 16153, to pension George AV. Choate. Jan. 28, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2693.) 
Report amending S. 6652, to increase pension of Leander W. Cogs- 
well. Jan. 29, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2709.) 
Report amending S. 6843, to increase pension of A. Paul Home. 

Jan. 29, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2710.) 



January, 1903 23 

Gallinger, J. H. — Contiuned. Report favoring H. 15571, to increase 
pension of John Maofarlane. Jan. 29, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2711.) 

Report favoring H. 4059, to increase pension of Julia A. Cook. 

Jan. 29, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2712.) 

Report favoring H. 16358, to increase pension of Benjamin W. 

Walker. Jan. 29, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2713. ) 
Report favoring H. 16499, to increase pension of Charles S. Wain- 

wright. Jan. 30, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2731.) 

Report amending S. 7166, to increase pension of Fannv Farmer. 

Jan. 30, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2732.) 

Report favoring S. 7207, to increase pension of Mav Mosher Chase. 

Jan. 31, 1903. '2 pp. (S. rp. 2738.) 

Report amending bv substitute S. 6941, to increase pension of James 

Monty. Jan. 31, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2739. ) 

Report amending S. 4287, to increase pension of I)avi<l N. ToUes. 

Jan. 31, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2740. ) 

Report favoring H. 14687, to pension ^largaret Brennan. Jan. 31, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2741.) 

Report favorintr H. 14963, to increase pension of Herman Tuerck. 

Jan. 31, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2742. ) 

Report favoring H. 3578, to increase pension of Erastus E. Ed- 
munds. Jan. 31, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2743.) 

Report favoring H. 13534, to increase pension of James PZvans. 

Jan. 31, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2744.) 

Report favoring H. 15840, to increase pension of Rudolph B. Weye- 

neth. Jan. 31, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2745.) 

Report amending H. 15659, to pension Elise 8igel. Jan. 31, 1903. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 2746.) 

Gibson, Paris. Report amending S. 1128, to increase pension of Lvman 
Matthews. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2494.) 

Rej^ort amending bv substitute S. 4807, to increase pension of 

Emmet C. Hill. Jan" 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2495. ) 

Report amending S. 6191, to increase pension of Samuel L. Thomp- 
son. Jan. 19. 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2496. ) 

McCumber, P. J. Report amending S. 6445, to increase pension of John 
F. Briggs. Jan. 6, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2358. ) 

Rejiort favoring S. 2439, to increase pension of Richard A. Larimer. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2359.) 

Report favoring H. 12700, to increase Dension of Eberhard P. Lie- 
berg. Jan. 8, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2368.) 

— Report favoring H. 13510, to increase pension of James P. Thomas. 
Jan. 8, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2369. ) 

— Report amending S. 4239, to increase pension of Oscar H. Prink. 
Jan. 8, 1903. 2 pi). (S. rp. 2370.) 

Report amending S. 6543, to increase pension of David C. Morgan. 

Jan. 8, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2371.) 
Report amending S. 4429, to pension Alvira Randall. Jan. 19, 1903. 

1 p. ( S. rp. 2476. ) 
Report amending S. 6623, to increase pension of Gilbert E. Bush- 

nell. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2477.) 
Report amending S. 6668, to increase pension of Charles Graham. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2478.) 
Report amending S. 6845, to increase pension of Martin G. Gushing. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (8. rp. 2479.) 



24 January, 1903 

McCumber, P. J. — Continued. Report favoring H. 5007, to increase 

pension of James W. Messick. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2486.) 
Report favoring H. 11694, to increase pension of Dennis F. Andre. 

Jan. 19, 1908. i p. (S. rp. 2487.) 
Report favoring H. 12215, to increase pension of Henrv M. Posey. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2488.) 
Report favoring H. 15229, to i^ension James T. Jackson. Jan. 19, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2489. ) 
Report favoring H. 15729, to increase i:)ension of Abner 'SI. Judkins. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2490.) 
— — Report amending S. 6364, to increase pension of Austin Almy. 

Jan. 22, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2559.) 
Report amending H. 7815, to pension Nancv A. Killougli. Jan. 

22, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2581.) 

Report favoring H. 629, to pension Caroline Fitzsimmons. Jan. 

23, 1903. 2 pp. ' (S. rp. 2606. ) 

Report favoring H. 9153, to increase' pension of John D. Binford. 

Jan. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2607. ) 
Report favoring H. 10214, to increase pension of Henrv Thomas. 

Jan. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2608.) 
Report amending H. 15069, to increase pension of Daniel P. Mar- 
shall. Jan. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2609.) 
Patterson, T. ^I. Report amending bv substitute S. 5967, to increase 

pension of Mary E. Craig. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2532.) 
Report amending .S. 4544, to increase pension of Phineas L. Squires. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2533.) 
Report amending bv substitute 8. 4379, to increase pension of 

George Davis. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2534. ) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 3249, to increase pension of 

Charles W. Scherzer.' Jan. 19. 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2535.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 4087, to pension Lemuel Kings- 
bury. Jan. 19, 1903'. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2536.) 
Report favoring H. 14836, to pension Rebecca L. Chambers. Jan. 

22, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2570.) 
Report favoring H. 14837, to pension John H. Roberts. Jan. 24, 

1903. 1 p. (S.'rp. 2623.) 
Report favoring H. 14388, to increase pension of Graham McClos- 

son. Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2651.) 
Report favoring H. 7012, to increase pension of Abel Fleming. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2652.) 
Pritchard, J. C. Report favoring H. 12575, to pension Edward A. 

Branham. Jan. 8, 1903. 1 p.' (S. rp. 2365.) 
RejKjrt amending bv substitute S. 2302, to i)ension Rose O. Crum- 

mett. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2480.) 
Report amending l>v substitute S. 4029, to jjension ]\Iary J. Parker. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. ' (S. rp. 2481.) 
Report amending by substitute 8. 5568, to increase pension of Emma 

R. Cropsey. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. ( S. rp. 2482. ) 
Report amending bv sul)stitute S. 6096, to increase pension of Hes- 
ter A. R. Landers. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2483.) 
Report amending S. 6305, to increase pension of James B. Taylor. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (8. rp. 2484.) 
Report amending liv substitute 8. 6703, to pension Henrietta V, 

West. Jan. 19, 1903.' 2 pp. (8. rp. 2485.) 



January, VMS 25 

Pritcharfl, J. C. — Continueil. Rejiort favoring H. 11339, to pension 

Augustus Blount. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2491.) 
Report favoring H. 9611, to pension Maria M. C. Smith. Jan. 19, 

1903. 1 p. ( S. rp. 2492. ) 
Report favoring H. 5718, to increase pension of James M. Blades. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2493.) 
Report favoring H. 3302, to increase pension of Henrv G. Wheeler. 

Jan. 22, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2580.) 
Report favoring H. 15398, to increase pension of Andrew W. 

Miller. Jan. 22, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2583.) 
Report amending by substitute S. 3152, to pension Esther G. 

Wharton. Jan. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2596.) 
Report amending by substitute H. 11197, to pension Daniel J. and 

Annie T., minor children of Daniel J. Reedv. Jan. 23, 1903. 2 pp. 

(S. rp. 2599.) 
Report favoring H. 12524, to increase pension of Elvira M. Cooper. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2642. ) 
Report amending V)v substitute S. 3174, to increase pension of 

Fredericke W. Lillman. Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2661.) 
Report amending S. 13.35, to pension Elizabeth Xeal. Jan. 26, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2662.) 
Report favoring H. 305, to increase pension of George Heinzman. 

Jan. 27, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2670.) 
Report favoring H. 13826, to increase pension of Francis X. Bon- 

neau. Jan. 28, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2689.) 
Report favoring H. 14789, to increa.se pension of David Brobst. 

Jan. 29, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2716.) 
Report favoring H. 14952, to increase pension of Leonard S. Grove. 

Jan. 29, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2717.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 6702, to increase pension of Emilv 

Lawrence Reed. .Jan. 29, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2720.) 
Report favoring H. 15961, to increase pension of Jane C. AVelch. 

Jan. 30, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2725.) 
Report amending H. 16161, to increase pension of Francis A. Trade- 
well. Jan. 31, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2747.) 
Scott, N. B. Report amending S. 5526, to increase pension of Benjamin 

F. Cornman. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2391.) 
Report favoring H. 13233, to pension William A. Xelson. Jan. 13, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2392.) 
Report favoring H. 10219, to increase jiension of J. Banks Hunter. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2512.) 
Report favoring H. 15385, to increase pension of Alfred J. Sellers. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. ( S. rp. 2513. ) 
Report favoring H. 15416, to increase pension of William Thomp- 
son. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2514.) 
Report amending S. 22.56, to increase pension of Andrew J. Fennel ' 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2-515.) 
Report amending S. 3542, to increase pension of William H. Shaw. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2516.) 
Report amending S. 5932, to increase pension of William Kirk- 

patrick. Jan. 19,' 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2517. ) 
Report amending S. 6192, to increase i)ension of Austin H. Pat- 

tei-son. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2518.) 
Report amending S. 5507, to increase pension of Jarrot F. Rigg. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2519.) 



26 January, 1903 

Scott, N. B. — Continued. Report amending bv substitute S. 2259, to 

pension Sarah J. Snook. Jan. 2:^, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2601.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 2799, to increase pension of Israel 

V. Hoag. Jan. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2602.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 4466, to increase pension of Arch- 

il)aid :SIcIntire. Jan. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2603.) 
Report amending S. 6563, to increase pension of William A. Dougan. 

Jan. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2604.) 
Report amending bv suVjstitute S. 6024, to pension Rebecca A. 

Glass. Jan. 26, 1903." 2 pp. ( S. rp. 2632. ) 
Report amending H. 1531, to increase pension of Susan E. Duncan. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2633.) 
Report favoring H. 8254, to increase pension of John R. Curry. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2634.) 

Report amending H. 10672, to pension Ada S. Kaempfer. Jan. 27, 

. 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2674.) 
Report favoring H. 3504, to increase pension of Grace A. Negley. 

Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2694.) 
Simon, Joseph. Report amending S. 1939, to increase jiension of John 

M.Drake. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2504.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 4760, to increase pension of John 

Hamilton, 2d. Jan.' 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2505.) 
Report favoring H. 13955, to increase pension of Jesse A. Mcintosh. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2506.) 
Report favoring H. 14265, to increase pension of Helen N. Packard. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. - (S. rp. 2507.) 
Report favoring H. 14751, to increase pension of Regina F. Palmer. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2508. ) 
Report favoring H. 9776, to increase pension of Alice A. Fitch. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2509.) 
Report favoring S. 7003, to increase pension of Sarah C. INIerrell. 

Jan. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2600.) 
Taliaferro, J. P. Report favoring S. 6693, to pension Marv J. Ivey. 

Jan. 8, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2361.) 
Repoi't amending S. 6437, to pension Frederick S. Woodward. 

Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2419. ) 
Report favoring H. 2783, to pension William Dixon. Jan. 19, 1903. 

3 pp. (S. rp. 2420.) 
Report favorinsf H. 14273, to pension John H. Whidden. Jan. 22, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2568.) 
Report amending H. 10826, to increase pension of Josiah S. Fay. 

Jan. 22, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2569. ) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 1227, to increase pension of Bow- 
man H. Peterson. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2650.) 
Report favoring H. 14604, to increase pension of Asa C. Hill. Jan. 

29, 1903. 1 p. (S. i-p. 2706. ) 
Report favoring H. 2812, to i)ension Susan Kent. Jan. 30, 1903. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2728. ) 
Report favoring H. 14168, to pension John B. Anderson. Jan. 30, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2729.) 
Report favoring H. 14889, to pension James T. Lundv. Jan. 30, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2730.) 
Turner, George. Report favoring H. 1 3200, to increase pension of Charles 

B. Greely. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2537.) 



January, 1903 27 

Turner, George — Continued. Report favoring H. 13353, to increase pen- 
sion of George Thompson. Jan. 22, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2561. ) 

Report favoring H. 15112, to tension ^Matilda A. Marshall. Jan. 

22, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2-562.) 

Report favoring H. 15114, to increase pension of Alonzo F. Cantield. 

Jan. 22, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2563.) 

Report favoring H. 15113, to increase pension of John ^lurphv. 

Jan. 22, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2564.) 

Report favoring H. 13997, to increase i»ension of Lvnian A. L. Gil- 
bert. Jan. 22, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2565. ) 

Report favoring S. 1631, to increase pension of Edna K. Hovt. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2644. ) 

Report amending 8. 5641, to pension Charlotte J. Closser. Jan. 26, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2645.) 

Report favoring H. 5460, to increase pension of Thomas Sherrv. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2646.) 

Report favoring H. 6332, to pension ]\Iichael Con'lon. Jan. 26, 1903. 

1 p. (8. rp. 2647.) 

Report favoring H. 5450, to pension Charles P. Bigelow. Jan. 26, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2648. ; 

Report favoring H. 8626, to increase pension of Sarah E. Yemans. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2649.) 

Report favoring H. 7334, to increase pension of Ira L. Evans. Jan. 

29, 1903. 1 p. ' (S. rp. 2719.) 

PHILIPPINES COMMITTEE 

Lodge, H. C. Report amending H. 15702, to amend act to provide rev- 
enue for Philippine Islands. Jan. 22, 1903. 1 p. (8. rp. 2586.) 

PRINTING COMMITTEE 

Piatt, T. C. Report adverse to S. R. 300, directing committee to report 
on propriety of publishing military and naval records of War of 1812, 
of Mexican War, and military records of Indian wars, in same style 
as rebellion records. Jan. 12, 1903. 5 pp. (8. r^:). 2389. ) 

PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE 

Fairbanks, C. W. Report amending 8. 6769, to increase limit of cost of 
public buildins at Indianapolis, Ind. Jan. 24, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 
2619. ) 

PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE 

Bard, T. R. Report favoring 8. 1270, granting to California 5 per cent 
of proceeds of sales of public lands in 8tate. Jan. 20, 1903. 26 jip. 
(8. rp. 2546.) 

Berry, J. H. Report favoring H. 15708, to extend time for completion 
of railwav on West Mountain, Hot Springs Reservation. Jan. 6, 
1903. 2 pp. (;8. rp. 2356. ) 

Clark, C. D. Report amending 8. 4530, for relief of settlers on lands rn 
Sherman County, Greg, [within contiictinL' limits of forfeited portion 
of grant to Northern Pacific Railroad Company and grant made to aid 
in construction of The Dalles militarv road]. Jan. 20, 1903. 4 pp. 
(8. rp. 2542.) 

Dietrich, C. H. Report favoring 8. J. R. 146, to extend time for con- 
struction of Akron, Sterling and Northern Railroad in Alaska. Jan. 
20, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2548.) 



28 January, 1903 

Gibson, Paris. Report favoring S. 6339, to confirm certain forest-lien 

[lieu] selections [in Montana] made [prior to Oct. 20, 1902] under 

act approved June 4, 1897. Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2357. ) 
Eeport favoring S. 5279, to restore to jDublic entry lands embraced 

in whole or in part within segregations for reservoirs [reserved by 

Geological Survey]. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2510.) 
Hansbrough, H. C. Report amending H. 12240, granting to Nellie Ett 

Heen [land] in Xorth Dakota. Jan. 7, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2360.) 
Report favoring H. 8238, for relief of heirs of Mary Clark and 

Francis [Frances] or Jennv Clark. Jan. 19, 1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 

2540. ) 
Report favoring H. 7664, for compulsory attendance of witnesses 

before registers and receivers of land office. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. 

(S. rp. 2541.) 
McLaurin, A. J. Report favoring S. 6779, to quiet certain [swamp] 

land titles in Mississippi. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2418.) 

[Report reads, by a misprint, S. 2418.] 

HOUSE 

ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE 

Smith, H. C. Report amending H. R. 350, for additional clerks to Com- 
mittee on Enrolled Bills. Dec. 16, 1902. 1 p. ( H. rp. 2882. ) 

ACiRICrLTURE COMMITTEE 

Wadsworth, J. W. Report submitting H. 16910, making appropria- 
tions for Department of Agriculture, 1904. Jan. 20, 1903. 3 pp. 
(H. rp. 3259.)' • 

APPKOPRIATIOXS COMMITTEE 

Cannon, J. G. Report submitting H. 16642, making appropriations to 

supplv additional urgent deficiencies. 1903. Jan. 13, 1903. 1 p. 

(H.rp. 3106.) 
Hemenway, J. A. Report submitting H. 17046, making appropriations 

for fortifications and ordnance [1904]. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. 

rp. 3372. ) 
McClearv, J. T. Report submitting H. 16842, making appropriations 

for District of Columbia, 1904. Jan. 17, 1903. 15 pp. (H.rp. 3160.) 

[Corrected 2d print was issued.] 

BAXKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE 

Fowler, C. X. Report favoring H. 16228, for issue and circulation of 
national-bank notes. Jan. 13, 1903. 8 pp. (H. rp. 3148 [pt. 1].) 

Report amending H. R. 395, calling for information relative to 

United States deposits in national banks from Dec. 31, 1892, to 
present time. Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3306.) 

Tall>ert, W. J. Views of minority adverse to H. 16228, for issue and 
circulation of national-l:)ank notes. Jan. 21, 1903. 5 pp. (H. rp. 
3148, pt. 2.) [Corrected 2d print was issued.] 

CLAIMS COMMITTEE 

Foster, D. J. Report favoring S. 3546, for relief of L. A. Noyes. Jan. 

14, 1903. 6 pp. (H. rp. 3150.) 
Report favoring H. 14483, to pav estate of Samuel Lee. Jan. 28, 

1903. 1 p. (H.rp. 3413.) . 



January, 1903 29 

Graff, J. V. Report auiemling bv sul>stitute S. 3779, for relief of 

Thomas J. MclTinnis. Jan. 24," 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3315.) 
- — Report favoring H. 17059, for relief of Noah Dillard. Jan. 27, 1903. 

1 p. (H. rp. 3382. ) 
Report amending H. 14164, for relief of Charles W. C'arr. Jan. 29, 

1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3414.) 
Report favoring S. 679, directing issue (.)f check in lieu of Inst check 

drawn bv E. 0. Fechet in favor of Bishop Gutta Percha Companv. 

Jan. 29, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3415.) 
Nevin, R. M. Report favoring H. 9995, for relief of Ditmar [Dittmar] 

Powder and Chemical Company, New York City. Jan. 26, 1903. 

13 pp. (H. rp. 3374. ) 
Reid, C. C. Report favoring H. 13520, for relief of creditors of Deposit 

Savings Association, Mobile. Ala. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 

3170.) 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE 

Babcock, J. AV. Report favoring H. 16099, to cancel certain taxes 
asses.sed against Kail tract [in District]. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (H. 
rp. 3173. ) • 

Report amending H. 15799, to confirm name of Seward square for 

space formed by intersection of C street south and Pennsylvania 
and North Carolina avenues, D. C. Jan. 22, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 
3312.) 

Pearre, G. A. Report favoring H. 13630, for abatement of nuisances in 
District. Jan. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3164.) 

Smith, S. W. Report amending S. 3243, to redeem certain outstanding 
certificates of Board of Audit, Board of Public Works, and com- 
missioners of District. Jan. 22, 1903. 6 pp. (H. rp. 3313.) 

ELECTION OF PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENT, AND REPRESENTATIVES 
COMMITTEE 

Gaines, J. H. Report favoring H. 16063, to punish frauds at elections 
of Representatives and Delegates in Congress and of electors for 
President and Vice-President. Jan. 6, 1903. 6 pp. (H. rp. 2969 
[pt. 1].) 

Rucker, W. W. Views of minority adverse to H. 16063, to punish 
frauds at elections of Representatives and Delegates in Congi-ess and 
of electors for President and Vice-President. Jan. 14, 1903. 5 pp. 
(H. rp. 2969, pt. 2.) 

FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Adams, Robert, jr. Report amending H. 16023, for reorganization of 

consular service, as substitute for H. 84; with views of minority. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 29 pp. (H. rp. 3.305.) 
Hitt, R. R. Report submitting H. 16604, making appropriations for 

diplomatic and consular service, 1904. Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. 

rp. 3099. ) 

INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Stephens, J. H. Report favoring H. 16776, in relation to pharmacv in 
Indian Territory. Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3379.) 

Report favoring H. 15986, regulating practice of medicine and sur- 
gery in Indian Territory. Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. .3380.) 



30 January, 1903 

INSULAR AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Cooper, H. A. Report amending H. 15520, to establish standard of 
value and to provide for coinage svsteni in Philippine Islands. Jan. 
9, 1903. 4 pp. ( H. rj). 3023. ) 

INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE COMMITTEE 

Adamson, W. C. Report amending H. 10705, to place light-ship off 
outer bar of Brunswick, Ga. Jan. 28, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3401.) 

Report favoring H. 16881, to authorize court of commissioners of 

Geneva County, Ala., to construct liridge across Choctawhatchee 
River [at or near Martin Ferry]. Jan. 28,1903. 1 p. (H.rp.3402.) 

Report favoring H. 16909, to amend act authorizing ])ridge across 

Cumberland River at or near Carthage, Tenn. [so as to extend time]. 
Jan. 28, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3403.)' 

Coombs, F. L. Report amending V)y substitute H. 14384, to establish 
life-saving station at mouth of Black River at or near Lorain, Ohio. 
Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 3409. ) 

Davey, R. C. Report favoring S. 6534, for vessel of 1st class for Revenue- 
Cutter Service, with headquarters at Honolulu, Hawaii. Jan. 28, 
1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3405.) 

Report amending H. 16646, to authorize bridge across Bogue Chitto 

in Louisiana. Jan. 28, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3408.) 

Fletcher, Loren. Report favoring 8. 6446, for construction of 1>ridge 
across Rainy River in Minnesota [by International Bridge and 
Terminal Company]. Jan. 28, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3398.) 

Report amending H. 16974, permitting dam across St. Croix River 

at or near St. Croix Falls, Wis. Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 
3400. ) 

Lovering, W. C. Report amending by substitute H. 16727, for [change 
in location] of light-house in Boston Harbor [to mark entrance to 
New Broad Sound Channel authorized by act of June 28, 1902]. 
Jan. 30, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3419.) 

Rei>ort favoring H. 16846, to promote education in marine schools 

[by detailing officers of Revenue Cutter Service as superintendents 
ormstructors]. Jan. 30, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3420.) 

Mann, J. R. Report amending by substitute S. 569, to establish Depart- 
ment of Commerce and Labor; with views of I\Ir. Stewart of N. J. 
and views of minority. Jan. 6, 1903. 19 pp. (H. rp. 2970.) 

Richardson, William. Report amending H. 16915, authorizing com- 
missioners' court of Escambia County, Ala., to construct bridge 
across Conecuh River at or near McGowans Ferry. Jan. 28, 1903. 
2 pp. (H. rp. 3410.) 

Report amending H. 16602, to extend time granted to Muscle Shoals 

Power Company within which to commence and comi>lete [con- 
struction of canal and power stations at Muscle Shoals, Ala.]. Jan. 
28,1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3411.) 

Report amending H. 16509, to authorize Pearl and Leaf Rivers 

Railroad Company to bridge Pearl River [at or near Smiths Ferry] 
Miss. Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3412.) 

Shackleford, I). W. Report amending H. 7648, to authorize construc- 
tion of bridge across Missouri River [at Kansas City, Mo., by Kansas 
City, Parkville and St. Joseph Electric Railway t'ompany]. Jan. 
28, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3406. ) 

Report favoring H. 16573, to authorize construction of bridge 

across St. Francis River at or near St. Francis, Ark. [by A. R. Van- 
matre]. Jan. 28, 1903. • 1 p. (H. rp.,3407.) 



January, 1903 31 

Wanger, I. P. Report favoring H. 16643, to authorize Donora Southern 
Railroad Coiiipanj' to construct bridge across Monongahela River 
in Pennsi'lvania. "Jan. 27, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3388.) 

Report anien<ling H. 16975, to authorize construction of l»ridge 

across Monongaliela River in Pennsvlvania bv Eastern Railroad 
Company. Jan 27, 1903. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 3393.") 

Report amending H. 16882, to establish light-house depot for 2d 

light-house district, Boston Harbor, Mass. Jan. 27, 1903. 2 pp. 
(H. rp. 3394.) 

INV.\LID PENSIONS COMMITTEE 

Aplin, H. H. Report favoring H. 4154, to increase pension of [Murrav 

W. Woodward. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2939.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 15112, to pension Matilda A. 

Marshall. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2948.) 
Report amending H. 15439, to increase pension of Jane P. Chester. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3058.) 
Report favoring H. 8288, to increase pension of Scott Case. Jan. 

13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3114.) 
Report favorino- H. 4807, to increase pension of Thomas Partitt. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3122.) 
Report amending H. 15910, to increase jjension of James A. Hale. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3126.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 16053, to increase ]iension of 

Henry P. Reynolds. ' Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3132. ) 
Rejjort amending S. 15721, to increase pension of Walter A. Porter. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3136.) 
Report amending H. 15911, to increase pension of (ieorge N. 

McMurry. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3138.) 
Report amending H. 15617, to increase pension of William Keith. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3178.) 
Report amending H. 16269, to increase pen.sion of Annie W. Coit. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 3194.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 7895, to increase pension of 

Sarah Bowen. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3210.) 
Report favoring H. 12052, to increase pension of Franklin T. ]\Iiller. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3235. ) 
Report amending H. 13881, to pension William M. Wilson. .Jan. 

20,1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3236.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 10355, to increase pension of 

William W. Smitlison. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3241.) 
Report amending H. 16272, to increase pension of Enoch Dodd. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3250.) 
Report amending by substitute H. 16313, to increase pension of 

James L. Davenport, alias Dexter Davis. Jan. 21 , 1903. 2 pp. ( H. 

rj). 3302.) 
Report favoring H. 16353, to increase pension of William F. Ritchie. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3320.) 
Report amending H. 4155, to increase pension of Eliza Wende. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3324.) 
Report favoring H. 1576S, to increase pension of William J. Jubb. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3337.) 
Crowley, J. B. Report amending H. 15398, to increase pension of 

Andrew W. Miller. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2932.) 
Report amending H. 7012, to increase pension of Abel Fleming. 

Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2940. ) 



32 January, 1903 

Crowley, J. B. — Continued. Report favoring H. 15431, to increase pen- 
sion of Elias Simpson. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2944.) 

Report amending H. 14.303, to increase pension of Robert H. ^laricle. 

Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2946.) 

Report amending H. 1.5839, to increase pension of Luther Scott. 

Jan. 5, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 2953. ) 

Report favoring S. 2646, to pension Justus L. Denton. Jan. 5, 1903. 

1 p. (H. rp. 2963. ) 

Report favoring vS. 1299, to increase pension of Anilirns U. Harri- 
son. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2964.) 

Report amending H. 15793, to increase pension of George Skinner. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3130.) 

Report amending H. 15422, to increase pension of John Mosgrove. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3133.) 

Report amending H. 14391, to increase pension of Edward Walsh. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3134.) 

Report amending H. 15423, to increase pension of Stephen B. More- 
house. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3139.) 

Report favoring H. 15443, to pension Eudora Wells. Jan. 20, 1903. 

Ip. (H. rp. 3195.) 

Report amending H. 15733, to increase pension of ^lartin G. Cole. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3198.) 

Report amending H. 14475, to increase pension of David E. Lawton. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3199.) 

Report amending H. 13316, to increase pension of Benjamin F. 

Olcott. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3202.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 10175, to pension Marv R. Bavly, 

formerly Mary S. Redick. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3209.') 

Report favoring S. 4515, to increase pension of Alfred O. Blood. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. .3221.) 

Report favoring S. 2084, to increase pension of Samuel E. Ewing. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3222.) 

Report favoring S. 3250, to increase pension of Winfield S. Pietv. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3223.) 

Report favoring S. 3298, to increase pension of William A. Kimball. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3224.) 

Report favoring S. 4401, to increase pension of Frederick Kropf. 

Jan. 20. 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3225.) 

Report favoring S. 3730, to increase pension of Jonas r)lm«tead. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3226.) 

Report favoring S. 1903, to increase pension of Hamline B. Wil- 
liams. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 3227. ) 

Report favoring S. 1614, to increase pension of Nelson W. Carlton. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. .3228.) 

Report favoring S. 3970, to increase pension of Marv Elizabeth Fales. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3229.) 

Report favoring S. 5976, to increase pension of Milton Frazier. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3230.) 

Report amending H. 3752, to increase pension of John E. Pickard. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3232.) 

Report amending H. 14439, to increa.se pension of Franklin Peale. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3319. ) 

Report amending H. 8187, to increase pension of "William T. Moore. 

. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. .3.321.) 



January, 1903 33 

Crowley, J. B. — Continued. Report ainendino: H. 16789, to increase pen- 
sion of Elias G. Rutherford. Jan. 26, U)03. 2 pp. (H. rp. ;]o25.) 
Report amendin^r H. 16538, to increase pension of William W. 

Downs. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3326.) 
Rennrt amending H. 16859, to pension Florence M. Stout. Jan. 

26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3329.) 
Report amending H. 16856, to increase pension of John Burke. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3331.) 
Report amending H. 12871, to pension Ellen A. Plundev. Jan. 26, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3336.) 
Darragh, A. B. Report amending H. 9570, to increase pension of Isaac 

(labrion. Jan. 13, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3113.) 
Report amending H. 16364, to increase pension of Patrick Carnev. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3131.) 
Repf)rt amending H. 16423, to increase pension of Eliza B. Al)l)ott. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3137.) 
Report amending H. 12411, to increase pension of Joseph Bart. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3201.) 
Report amending H. 1016, to pension Charles S. F. Hilton. Jan. 

20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3234.) 
Report amending by substitute H. 8617, to pension 8al)ina Lalley. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3242.) 
Report favoring H. 9072, to increase pension of George W. Steffev. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3243.) 
Report favoring H. 10869, to increase pension of Michael K. Strayer. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3244.) 
Report favoring S. 3940, to increase pension of Eliza C. Deerv. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3256.) 
Report favoring S. 5355, to increase pension of George A. King. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3258.) 
Report amending H. 10922, to increase pension of Joseph Feld- 

hausen. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3328.) 
Report amending ])v substitute H. 6876, to increase pension of 

Thomas B. Faught. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3333.) 
Report amending H. 13713, to increase pension of Rebecca Ran- 
dolph. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 3335. ) 
Report favoring S. 1194, to increase pension of Thomas J. George. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3342.) 
Report favoring S. 3912, to increase pension of John T. Deweese. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3346.) 
' Report favoring S. 42.39, to increase pension of Oscar H. Prink. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3349.) 
Report favoring S. 5610, to increase pension of Joseph Twvcross. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3355.) 
Deemer, Elias. Report amending bv substitute H. 15385, to increase 

pension of Alfred J. Sellers. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2921.) 
Report amending H. 15673, to pension Annie E. Doss. Jan. 5, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2925.) 
Report amending H. 13723, to increase jiension of Oliver C. Jack- 
son. Jan. 5, 1903. 1 p. ( H. rp. 2927. ) 
Report amending H. 11020, to increase pension of Oliver P. Alsbach. 

Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2928.) 
Report amending H. 10219, to increase pension of J. Banks Hunter, 

Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2929.) 

12686— No. 97—03 3 



34 January, 1903 

Deenier, Elias — Continued. Report amending H. 14361, to increase pen- 

i«ion of Joseph M. Alexander. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 2934. ) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 15211, to pension ]\Iarv J. Slus- 

ser. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2938.) 
Report amending H. 15864, to increase pension of Benjamin Knes- 

trict. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2945.) 
Report amending H. 15906, to increase pension of Joseph Grennue. 

Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2950.) 
Report favoring S. 3365, to increase pension of Eliza 'M. ^liller. 

Jan. 5, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 2960.) 
Report favoring 8. 2545, to pension "William Johnston. Jan. 5, 1903. 

2 pp. (H. rp. 2961.) 

Report amending H. 9912, to increase pension of Matilda Smith. 

Jan. 6, 190.3. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2971.) 
Report amending H. 12382, to increase pension of William Sands. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2985.) 
Report favoring S. 4374, to increase pension of Abraham Shreeves. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3004.) 
Report favoring S. 5431, to pension Daniel Doughertv. Jan. 6. 1903. 

2 pp. (H. rp. 3007.) 
Report favoring S. 5019, to increase pension of Hannah E. James. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3010.) 
Report favoring H. 15618, to increase pension of William O. Bough- 
ton. Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3071.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 8314, to increase pension of Joseph 

A. Kauffman. Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3081.) 
Report amending H. 11388, to pension \Yilliam Vogan. Jan. 12, 

1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3087.) 
Report favoring S. 3644, to increase pension of James Mealev. Jan. 

12, 1903. 1 p. "(H. rp. 3091.) 
Report favoring S. 4296, to pension Andrew Adv. Jan. 12, 1903. 

1 p. ( H. rp. 3092. ) 

Report favoring S. 4827, to increase pension of George W. Stott. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3093.) 
Report favoring S. 4121, to pension Elizabeth Jacobs. Jan. 12, 1903. 

2 pp. ( H. rp. 3094. ) 

Report favoring S. 2863, to increase pension of Marv L. Purington. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3095.) 
Report favoring S. 3238, to pension ^lartha Elizabeth Hench. Jan. 

12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3096. ) 
Report amending by substitute H. 10953, to increase pension of 

John A. M. Seitz. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3112.) 
Report amending H. 13850, to increase pension of Charles K. 

Cameron. Jan. l3, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3118. ) 
Report amending bv .substitute H. 14120, to increase pension of 

Sarah A. Leepard. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3119.) 
Report amendinsi bv substitute H. 5511, to increase pension of 

Cyrus V. Gorrell.' Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3176.) 
Report amending by substitute H. 15358, to increase pension of 

John Snodgrass. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3177.) 
Report amending H. 15585, to increase pension of Solomon S. Shaner. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3189. ) 
Report amending H. 16522, to increase pension of Caleb C. Van 

Sickell. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3191.) 



January, 1^03 35 

Deemer, Elias — Continued. Report amending by substitute H. 13088, 
to increase pension of Hiram I). Deming. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. 
(II. rp. 3237. ) 

Report ameiidine H. 2987, to increase pension of Charles A. Ritten- 

house. Jan. 20,1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3238.) 

Report amending H. 15889, to increase pension of Chester W. Ab- 
bott. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 3245. ) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 3504, to increase pension of 

Grace A. Negley. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3254.) 

Gibson, H. R. Report amending ])v sul)stitute H. 10826, to increase pen- 
sion of Josiah S. Fay. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2923.) 

Report amending H. 15748, to increase pension of WilUam Whit- 
lock. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2924.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 11596, to increase pension of 

Inez L. Chft. Jan. o, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2936.) 

Report amending H. 4501, to pension Sarah D. Lightfoot. Jan. 5, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2942.) 

Report amending H. 16274, to increase pension of 8allie H. Kin- 

caid. Jan. 6, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 2983.) 

Report favoring S. 4093, to increase pension of WilHam Barrett. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2986.) 

Report favoring S. 5403, to increase pension of Lvman HotaUng. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 2'pp. (H.rp. 2987.) 

Report favoring S. 4941, to increase pension of William Nichol. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2988. ) 

Report favoring S. 5774, to pension Asa E. Sampson. Jan. 6, 1903. 

1 p. (H. rp. 2989.) 

Report favoring S. 4866, to increase pension of Sarah D. Bereman. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 2990.) 

Report favoring S. 473, to increase pension of Malierv H. Presley. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2991.) 

Report favoring S. 5816, to pension Etta A. Whitehouse. Jan. 6, 

1903. 2 pp. { H. rp. 2992. ) 

Rei:)ort favoi'ingS. 3661, to increase pension of (ieorge W. Edmonds. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2993.) 

Report favoring S. 5814, to pension Preston W. Burford. Jan. 6, 

1903. 3 pp. (H.rp. 2994.) 

Report favoring S. 5660, to increase pension of George W. Berry. 

Jan. 6. 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 2995.) 
Report favoring S. 5812, to increase pension of Wallace Fairbank. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 2997.) 
Report favoring S. 1479, to increase pension of Thomas L. Caughey. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2999.) 
Report favoring S. 484, to increass pension of Fletcher J. Walker. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. .3001.) 
Report favoring S. 921, to pension Joanna Rogers. Jan. 6, 1903. 2 

pp. (H.rp. 3002.) 

Report favoring S. 4809, to increase pension of Henrv J. McFad- 

. den. Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 3005.) 
Report favoring S. 4043, to increase pension of Catharine A. Car- 
roll. Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3006.) 
Report favoring S. 4718, to increase pension of Sarah A. Whitcomb. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 3008.) 
Report favoring S. 1300, to pension Judson X. Pollard. Jan. 6, 

1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3009.) 



36 January, 1903 

Gibson, H. R. — Continued. Report favoring S. 3508, to increase pension 

of James M. Thomas. Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3011.) 
Report favoring S. 4811, to increase pension of John W. Dick. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3012.) 
Report amending by substitute H. 16381, to increase" pension of 

Lymus Wallace. Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3055.) 
Report amending H. 15964, to increase pension of ^lichael ]Murphy. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3062.) 
Report amending H. 11139, to pension Carter B. Harrison. Jan. 

12,1903. Ip. (H. rp. 3080.) 
Report amending by substitute H. 1624, to pension James Allen. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp.' (H. rp. 3089.) 
Report amending bv suljstitute H. 2679, to pension Nora Stokes. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp.' (H. rp. 3090.) 
Report amending H. 14263, to increase pension of Frederick Jour- 
nal. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3115.) 
Key-ort amending H. 11428, to increase pension of Flummer Lewis. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3120.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 14889, to pension James T. 

Lundy. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3147.) 
Report amending H. 11682, to pension Marv E. Winterbottom. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. .3204.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 1644, to increase pension of 

Langston P. Bryant. ' Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3217.) 
Report amending bv suljstitute H. 1024, to pension James R. Ward. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp! (H. rp. 3218.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 2136, to increase pension of 

Lawrence H. Rousseau. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3239.) 
Report amending H. 12316, to increase pension of Weden O'Neal. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3261.) 
HoUiday, E. S. Report amending H. 16032, to increase pension of 

Henry Taylor. Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2978.) 
Report amending H. 15729, to increase pension of Abnei- ]\I. Judkins. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 2981.) 
Report amending H. 15892, to increase pension of Eli Titus. Jan. 

6,1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 2982.) 
Report amending H. 15472, to increase pension of William H. 

Chamberlin. Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3054.) 
Report amending H. 14398, to increase pension of David M. Shop- 

staugh. Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3056.) 
Report favoring H. 8287, to increase pension of Peter Johnson. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3111.) 
Report amending H. 13519, to increase pension of James M. 

Clement. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3116.) 
Report amending H. 700, to increase pension of Eben Slawson. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3127.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 15894, to increase pension of 

Lewis P. Everett.- Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3140.) 

Report amending H. 11616, to increase pension of Isaac Harris. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3207.) 

Report amending H. 2473, to increase pension of James Biilingsley 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3219.) 

Report amending H. 15186, to increase pension of Isaac J. Nichols 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3252.) 



January, 1903 37 

Hollidav, E. S.— Continued. Report favoring S. 5642, to increase pension 
of Nicholas Smith. Jan. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3255.) 

Report amendins H. 16752, to pension Anton Sauthoff. Jan. 26, 

1903. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 3334. ) 

Kleberg, Rudolph. Report favoring H. 16697, to pension Ellen John- 
son. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3174.) 

Report amending H. 16512, to increase pension of John Dinneen, 

now known as John J. Davidson. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 
3187. ) 

Report amen<ling H. 16492, to increase pension of Wilson G. Grav. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3193.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 12492, to increase pension of 

Callie West. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3206.) 

Report amending bv suV)stitute H. 15670, to increase pension of 

Joseph M. Richardson. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3246.) 

Report amending H. 14758, to increase pension of Marv A. Talbott. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3248.) 

Report amendins bv substitute H. 14378, to pension Reuben Ver- 
million. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3332.) 

Lindsav, G. H. Report amending H. 16162, to increase pension of 
George Brown. Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3068.) 

Report amending H. 12214, to increa.se pension of Jane A. Tilling- 

hast. Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3072.) 

Report amending H. 6498, to increase pension of John A. Whitman. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3083.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 3213, to increase pension of 

Belle L. Spaulding. Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3088.) 

Report amending H. 12991, to increase ])ension of Gustavus S. 

Perkins. Jan. 20,' 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3203.) 

Miers, R. W. Report amending H. 15329, to increase pension of Eliza- 
beth Rosenbarger. Jan. 5,' 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 2922.) 

Report amending H. 8711, to increase pension of William C. Craw- 
ford. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2935.) 

Report amending H. 9491, to increase pension of John W. Brattain. 

Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2941.) 

Report amending H. 11189, to increase pension of Jennie ^I. Gil- 
bert. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2949.) 

Report favoring S. 4528, to increase pension of Corvdon milliard. 

Jan. 5, 1903. Ip. (H. rp. 2956.) 

Report favoring S. 4075, to pension Henrv R. (jibbs. Jan. 5, 1903. 

2 pp. (H. rp. 2957.) 

Report favoring S. 1739, to increase pension of William S. Frost. 

Jan. 5, 1903. 2>p. (H. rp. 2958.) 

Report favoring S. 4943, to increase pension of Abraham Park. 

Jan. 5, 1903. I'p. (H. rp. 2959. ) 

Report amending H. 15997, to increase pension of Christian J. 

Flanagan. Jan. 12, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3052.) 

Report amending H. 16361, to increase pension of John W. Chan- 
cellor. Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3053.) 

Report amending H. 15746, to increase pension of Daniel R. Lucas. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3060.) 

Report amending H. 16073, to increase pension of John H. Smith. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3061.) 

Report favoring H. 15533, to increase pension of William H. France. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3064.) 



38 January, 1903 

Miers, R. W.— Continued. Report amending H. 8028, to pension Martha 
J. Bishop. Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3084.) 

Report amending by substitute H. 942, to pension John R. Dough- 
erty. Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3085.) 

Report amending H. 5876, to increa.se pension of Jacolj E. Richards. 

Jan. 1.3, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3121.) 

Report favoring S. 5280, to pension DoUie Cosens. Jan. 20, 1903. 

1 p. (H. rp. 3180.) 

Report favoring S. 252, to increase pension of Levi H. Peddvcoard. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3182.) 

Report favoring S. 6155, to increase pension of WilHam Markle. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3183.) 

Report amending H. 16058, to pension John Corbett. Jan. 20, 

1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3190.) 

Report amending h\ sul^stitute H. 8812, to increase pension of 

Henry Staff. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3208.) 

Report amending H. 4632, to increase pension of William P. 

Rhodes. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3211.) 

Report amending H. 1482, to increase pension of John A. Smith. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3231.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 3353, to increase pension of John 

H. Kehn. Jan. 20,'l903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3233.) 

Report amending H. 659, to increa.se pension of Wintield Pierce. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3240.) 

Report amending H. 15387, to increase pension of Lott Van Nord- 

strand. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3247.) 

Report amending H. 16465, to increase pension of William H. 

Knepple. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3249.) 

Report favoring S. 3773, to increase pension of Leroy Roberts. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3257.) 

Report amending H. 13772, to increase pension of Marcus L. Ver- 
million. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3316.) 

RejHjrt amending H. 14448, to increase pension of James M. Cart- 
mill. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3317.) 

Report amending H. 16756, to increase i)ension of John Brown. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3322.) 

Re])ort amending H. 304, to increase pension of George M. Duffy. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3323.) 

Norton, J. A. Report amending H. 9107, to pension Austin A. Vore. 
Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2919.) 

Report amending H. 15648, to increase pension of Lester H. Sals- 
bury. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2920.) 

Report amending H. 14605, to increase pension of John T. Knoop. 

Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2931.) 

Report amending H. 15466, to increase pension of John H. Rob- 
son. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2933.) 

Report amending H. 15661, to increase pension of James M. Mar- 
shall. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2951.) 

Report favoring S. 6123, to increase pension of Tliomas L. Collins. 

Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2965.) 

Report favoring S. 5412, to increase pension of Henrv E. Spring. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3264.) 

Smith, S. W. Report amending l>y sub.stitute H. 16445, to increase pen- 
sion of Luke Madden, alias John E. McDonald. Jan. 12, 1903. [3] 
pp. (H. rp. 3065.) 



January, 1903 39 

Smith, S. W. — Continued. Report amending H. 16210, to increase pen- 
sion of John C. Collahan. Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 3067. ) 
Report amending H. 12602, to increase pension of Amanda Burke. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3069.) 
Report amending H. 15674, to increase pension of John A. T. 

McPherson. Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3070.) 
Report amending H. 12021, to increase pension of Anson Lewis. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3076.) 
Report amending H. 9987, to increase pension of Aaron Young. 

Jan. ] 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rji. 3079.) 
Report amending H. 13386, to pension Wallace Ziegler. Jan. 13, 

1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3117.) 
Report amending H. 4441, to increase pension of Oscar Brewster. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3123.) 
Report amending H. 833, to increase piension of George H. Van Deu- 

sen. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3125.) 
Report amending hy substitute H. 15483, to pension Lucinda J. 

Pratt. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3196.) 
Report amending hv substitute H. 5281, to increase pen.«ion of 

Patrick Mahan. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3205.) 
Report amending H. 3569, to increase pension of Josejih A. Buck- 

holz. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3215.) 
Report amending H. 9274, to pension Jessie V. Cluxton. Jan. 26, 

1903. 2 pp. (HTrp. 3318. ) 
Report favoring S. 2114, to increase pension of Sarah B. Barger. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3344.) 
Report favoring S. 2270, to increase pension of Sarah J. Warren. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3345.) 
Report favoring S. 4023, to increase pension of Alman J. Houston. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3347.) 
Report favoring S. 5508, to increase pension of (George J. Chenev. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3354.) 
Report favoring S. 5786, to pension Julia A. Jordan. Jan. 26, 1903. 

1 p. (H. rp. 3356.) 
Report favoring S. 5841, to increase pension of John A. Barcus. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3357.) 
Report favoring S. 5952, to increase pension of Henrv L. Davenport. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3358.) 
Sullowav, C. A. Report amending H. 16011, to increase pension of 

Morton A. Leach. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2926.) 
Report amending \l. 8699, to increa.se pension of David M. Kittle. 

Jan. 5, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 2930.) 
Report amending H. 10105, to increase jjension of Thomas Fleming. 

Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2937.) 
Report favoring H. 15682, to increase pension of Jareil P. Hubbard. 

Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2943.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 15406, to increase pension of 

James P. Campbell. 'Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2947.) 
Report amending H. 1020, to pension 3Iarv E. Pennock. Jan. 5, 

1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 2952.) 
Report amending H. 15999, to increase pension of William F. 

Loomis. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2954.) 
Report favoring H. 16224, to increase -pension of William Mont- 
gomery. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2955.) 



40 January, 1903 

Sulloway, C. A.. — Continued. Eeport favoring S. 6151, to increase pen- 
sion of Henry E. Burton. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2962.) 
Report amending H. 3578, to increase pension of Erastus E. Ed- 
munds. Jan. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 2972.) 
Report amending H. 7832, to increase pension of Elizabeth Lister. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2973.) 
Report amending H. 15063, to increase pension of William R. 

Thompson. Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2974. ) 
Report amending H. 15840, to increase pension of Rudolph B. 

Weyeneth. Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2975. ) 
Report favoring H. 15852, to increase pension of Cyrus G. Norton. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 2976.) 
Report favoring H. 15229, to pension James T. Jackson. Jan. 6, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2977.) 
Report amending H. 15433, to increase pension of William Hey- 

wood. Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2979.) 
Report amending H. 15013, to increase pension of Charles H. 

Barnes. Jan. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 2980. ) 
Report amending H. 13127, to jiension Nancv Works. Jan. 6,1903. 

2 pp. (H. rp. 2984.) 
Report favoring S. 5639, to pension William H. Durham. Jan. 6, 

1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 2996.) 
Report favoring S. 5944, to increase pension of Frederick W. W^illey, 

alias William F. Willey. Jan. 6, 1903. 1 p. ( H. rj). 2998. ) 
Report favoring S. 6330, to increase pension of Allen M. Ripley. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3000.) 
Report favoring S. 6101, to increase pension of Reuben Andrews. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3003.) 
Report favoring S. 3035, to increase pension of Elias Brewster. 

Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3013.) 
Report amending H. 15206, to pension Marv P. Everton. Jan. 12, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3057.) 
Report amending H. 15528, to increase pension of John C. Williams. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3059.) 
Report favoring H. 16368, to increase pension of Eliza M. Hutch- 
inson. Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3063.) 
Report amending H. 13240, to increase pension of Nimrod F. Clark, 

Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3066.) 
Report amending H. 13239, to increase pension of Ervin Thompson. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3073.) 
Report amending H. 11417, to increase ];)ension of Julia Anglada, 

Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3074. ) 
Report amending H. 13689, to pension William W. Painter. Jan. 

12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3075.) 
Report amending H. 12508, to increase pension of James Jones. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3077.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 3460, to pension Jerrv S. Fish. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp.' (H. rp. 3078.) 
Report amending by substitute H. 2531, to increase pension of 

Byron Robinson. Jan 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3082. ) 
Report amending H. 1013, to pension Josephine Hussev. Jan. 12, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3086.) 
Report amending H. 15843, to increase pension of Louis W. Rowe. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3109.) 



January, 1903 41 

Sullowav, C. A. — Continued. Report amendino: H. 8165, to increase 
pension of Oscar M. Peck. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3110.) 

Report favorino; H. 1689, to increase pension of Hiram S. Thomp- 
son. Jan. 13, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3124.) 

Report amending H. 15961, to increase pension of Jane C. Welch. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3128.) 

Report amending H. 16321, to {tension ^lichael Devine. Jan. 13, 

1903. 2 pp. ( h: rp. 3129. ) 

Report amending H. 15038, to increase pension of Lucv T. Church- 
ill. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3135. ) 

Report amending by substitute H. 15659, to pension Elise Sigel. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp.' (H. rp. 3141.) 

Report amending H. 16499. to increase pension of Charles S. Wain- 

wright. Jan. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3175.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 16344, to pension Lucinda Law- 
rence. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3179. ) 

Report favoring S. 5244, to increase pension of William H. ^laxwell, 

Jan. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3181. ) 

Report amending S. 6361, to pension Emma Dean Powell. Jan. 

20,1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3184.) 

Report favoring H. 16591, to increase pension of James ^lattingly. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3185.) 

Report amending H. 16358, to increase pension of Benjamin W. 

Walker. Jan. 20,' 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3186.) 

Report favoriuir H. 15438, to increase pension of Thomas E. Pea- 
body. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3188.) 

Report favoring H. 15437, to increase pension of Sarah A. Gerrv. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3192.) 

Report amending H. 16271, to increase pension of Gustavus W. 

Peabody. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3197.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 6670, to pension Hercules H. 

Price. Jan. 20, 1903" 3 pp. ( H. rp. 3200. ) 

Report amending H. 7844, to pension Alonzo Pendland. Jan. 20, 

190.3. 2 pp. (H.rp. 3212. ) 

Report amending H. 5898, to increase pension of Reuben F. Carter. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3213.) 

Report amending H. 5010, to increase pension of James W. Pace. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. .3214.) 

Report amending H. 2614, to pension John Sullivan. Jan. 20, 

1903. 2 pp. { H. rp. 3216. ) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 4059, to increase pension of 

Julia A. Cook. Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 3220.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 16534, to increase pension of 

James H. Durham. Jan. 20. 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3251. ) 

Report favoring S. 6526, to increase pension of Orin T. Fall. Jan. 

20. 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3253.) 

Report favoring S. 1978, to increase pension of Weslev S. Potter. 

Jan. 21, 1903. '2pp. (H.rp. 3262.) 

Report favoring S. 4412, to increase pension of John J. Rees. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3263. ) 

Report favoring S. 6543, to increase pension of David C. ^lorgan. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. (H.rp. 3265.) 

Report amending H. 10691, to increase pension of Daniel Van 

Wie. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp^3327.) 



42 January, 1903 

SuUoway, C. A. — Continued. Report amending H. 16717, to increase 

pension of All^ert W. Thompson. Jan. 2H, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 

3830. ) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 15842, to pension INIary H. 

Talcott. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3338.) 
Report favoring S. 699, to increase pension of Franklin Cliase. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3339.) 
Report favoring S. 1043, to increase pension of Harriet Hatch. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3340.) 
Rejiort favoring S. 1166, to increase pension of Charles W. Colbv. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3341.) 
Report favoring S. 1873, to increase pension of Hilas D. Davis. Jan. 

26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3343.) 
Report favoring S. 4140, to increase pension of James O'Neil. Jan. 

26,1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3348.) 
Report favoring S. 4305, to increase pension of Daniel G. Towle. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3350.) 
Report favoring S. 4656, to increase jiension of Orlando S. Osborn. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3351.) 
Report favoring S. 4702, to increase pension of p]phraim Cunning- 
ham. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3352.) 
Report favoring S. 4854, to increase pension of Cassius B. Fisher. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3353.) 
Report favoring S. 6026, to increase pension of ¥A\7.a Little. Jan. 

26,1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3359.) 
Rejxirt favoring S. 6050, to increase pension of Charles H. Barnes. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3360.) 
Report favoring S. 6107, to increase pension of Hattie Connell. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3361.) 
Report favoring S. 6219, to increase ])ension of Xannie Cushman. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3362.) 
Report favoring S. 6262, to increase pension of Charles C. C-hesley. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3363.) 
Report favoring 8. 6263, to pension Rachel E. Bullard. Jan. 26, 

1903. 1 p. (H:rp. 3364.) 
Report favoring S. 6326, to increase pension of Luther D. Goddard. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 3365. ) 
Report favoring S. 6329, to increase pension of Mary A. Noves. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3366.) 
Report favoring S. 6422, to increase pension of Ann A. Hersum. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3367.) 
Re]iort favoring S. 6452, to pension S. Josie Hill. Jan. 26, 1903. 

2 pp. (H. rp. 3368.) 
Report favoring S. 6465, to increase pension of Alonzo Gilbert. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3369.) • 
Re]iort favoring S. 6466, to increase pension of Willard A. Jackson. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3370.) 
Report favoring S. 6500, to increase pension of Caroline W. Bixby. 

Jan. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3371.) 



.IIDICIARY COMMITTEE 

Alexander, D. S. Report amending H. 16724, for additional judge of 
district court for southerfi district of New York. Jan. 19, 1903. 
2 pp. (H. rp. 3166.) 



January, 1903 43 

Clayton, H. D. Report favoring H. 16o3o, to fix time for holding dis- 
trict and circuit courts for eastern division of eastern district of 
Arkansas [at Helena]. Jan. 9, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3018.) 

Report favoring H. 16651, to fix time for holding district and circuit 

courts in northern and middle districts of Alabama. Jan. 16, 1903. 
1 p. (H. rp. 3157.) 

Report favoring S. 6333, identical with H. 15512, to divest out of 

United iStates its right to certain real estate at and near Montgomery, 
Ala., and to invest same in Southern Cotton Oil Company, Bessie 
R. Maultsby, James S. Pinckard, trustee, ^I. V. B. Chase, and Edwin 
Ferris. Jan. 26, 1903. 6 pp. (H. rp. 3376.) 

Report amending by substitute H. 15331, to limit effect of regula- 
tions of commerce between States [so as to subject to State laws 
intoxicating liquors transported into State]. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. 
(H. rp. 3377.) 

Report amending by substitute H. 14512, to amend act to add cer- 
tain counties in Alabama to northern [judicial] district, to divide 
district into 2 divisions, and to prescril)e time and places for holding 
courts [so as to create new division and for terms of court at Annis- 
ton]. Jan. 30, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3422.) 

De Armond, D. A. Report amending by substitute H. 14798, to estab- 
lish laVjoratory for studv of criminal, pauper, and defective clas.ses. 
Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3172.) 

Views of minority amending H. 17, requiring corporations engaged 

in interstate commerce to make returns, prohibiting rebates and 
discriminations and useof interstate commerce in attempts to destroy 
competition [etc.]. Jan. 29, 1903. 8 pp. (H. rp. 3375, pt. 2.) 

Fleming, W. H. Report amending by substitute H. 15595, confirming 
and ceding jurisdiction to Arkau'^as over certain lands formerly in 
Fort Smith Reservation and asserting and retaining Federal juris- 
diction over certain other lands in reservation. Jan. 19, 1903. 
1 p. (H. rp. 3167.) 

Heni-y, R. L. Report amending H. 16775, estalilishing United States 
courts at Duncan, Marvetta, and Comanche, Ind. T. Jan. 19, 1903. 
1 p. (H. rp. 3171.) 

Report favoring H. 17088, to create new division of eastern judicial 

district of Texas and f(jr terms of court at Texarkana. Jan. 30, 
1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3416.) 

Kahn, Julius. Report favoring H. 16599, amending act for term of cir- 
cuit and district courts at Superior, Wis. [so as to provide for addi- 
tional term]. Jan. 17, 1903. 5 pp. (H. rp. 3163.) 

Lanham, S. W. T. Report favoring H. 16330, to detach county of Dini- 
mit from southern judicial district of Texas and attach it to western 
district. Jan. 9, 1903. 1 p. (H. rj). 3016.) 

Littlefield, C. E. Report amending H. 16458, to expedite hearing and 
deterinination of suits in equity pending or hereafter brought under 
act to protect trade and commerce against unlawful restraints and 
monopolies, act to regulate commerce, or any other acts having like 
purpose that may be hereafter enacted. Jan. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (H. 
rp. 3020.) [1st edition read incorrectly S. 16458.] 

Report amending Vjy substitute H. 17, requiring corporations 

engaged in interstate commerce to make returns, prohibiting rebates 
and discriminations and use of interstate commerce in attempts to 
destroy competition [etc.]. Jan. 26, 1903. 36 pp. (H. rp. 3375 
[pt. 1].) 

Nevin, R. M. Views on H. 17, requiring corporations engaged in inter- 
state commerce to make returns, prohibiting rebates and discrim- 
inations and use of interstate connnerce in attempts to destroy 
competition [etc.]. Jan. 31, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3375, pt. 4.) 



44 January, 1903 

Overstreet, Jesse. Report favoring S. 5914, establishing term of district 
court in Addison, W. Va. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3168.) 
[1st edition read incorrectly H. 5914.] 

Palmer, H. W. Report amending H.. 163.34, fixing terras of United 
States courts in Colorado [to be held at Montrose instead of Del 
Norte]. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3378.) . 

Parker, R. W. Report amending by substitute S. 3512, fixing punish- 
ment for larceny of horses, cattle, and other live stock in Indian 
Territory. Jan.' 26, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3373.) 

Views on H. 17, requiring corporations engaged in interstate com- 
merce to make returns, prohibiting rebates and discriminations and 
use of interstate commerce in attempts to destroy competition [etc.]. 
Jan. 31, 1903. 4 pp. (H. rp. 3375, pt. 3.) 

Powers, S. L. Report favoring H. 14047, for relief of clerks of circuit 
and district courts of United States [by reopening and restating 
emolument accounts, 1891-1900]. Jan. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (II. rp. 
3162.) 

Smith, D. H. Report favoring H. 16202, fixing times for terms of cir- 
cuit and district courts in western district of Virginia [at Charlottes- 
ville and Roanoke]. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3169.) 

Views of minority adverse to S. 3287, to fix salaries of judges of 

United States. Jan. 19, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3159, pt. 2.) 

Thomas, Lot. Report favoring S. 5316, for additional circuit judge in 8th 
circuit. Jan. 12, 1903. 7 pp. (H. rp. 3097.) 

Warner, Vespasian. Report favoring S. 64(n, for additional judge in 
district of Minnesota. Jan. 9, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3024.) [Cor- 
rected 2d print was issued.] 

Report amending S. 3287, to fix salaries of judges of United States. 

Jan. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3159 [pt. 1].) 

MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES COMMITTEE 

Grosvenor, C. H. Report favoring S. 6439, for refund of tonnage taxes 
[levied on steamers Santiago de Cuba, afterwards Santiago, Cienfue- 
gos, and OHnda]. Jan. 5, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 29B6. ) 

MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

[Hearing before committee, Dec. 13, 1902, on H. 15449] t(j increase effi- 
ciency of Army [bv establishment of general staff corps]. [1902.] 
p. 1-21. 

Same, Dec. 17, 1902. [1902.] ii + 22-50 pp. 

[Hearings before committee, Dec. 9-15, 1902, on H. 16567, making appro- 
priations for Army, 1904.] [1902.] 93 pp. 

Adams, Robert, jr. Report amending by substitute H. 7, to cause to be 
erected monuments and markers on battlefield of Gettysburg, Pa., 
to commemorate deeds of certain regiments and batteries of Army. 
Jan. 27, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3396.) 

Brick, A. L. Report amending bv substitute H. 15132, for relief of 
Serenns Kilbourne. Jan. 22, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3309.) 

Capron, A. B. Report amending bv substitute H. 6745, for relief of 
Anthony R. Ravenscroft. Jan. 27, 1903. 4 pp. (H. rp. 3392.) 

Dick, Charles. Report amending H. 14375, to appoint H. C. Merriam 
to grade of major-general on retired list. Jan. 15, 1903. 3 pp. 
(H. rp. 3154.) 

Report amending H. 15243, to appoint Kensey J. Hampton captain 

and quartermaster in Army. Jan. 15, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3155.) 



January, 1903 45 

Esch, J. J. Report favoring H. 14192, to correct military record of 
Palmer G. Percy. Jan. 15, 1903. 4 pp. (H. rp. 3156.) 

Report favoring S. 5891, to appoint H. C. Merriam to grade of 

major-general on retired list. Jan. 27, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3395.) 

Hull, J. A. T. Report favoring H. R. 347, calling for information rela- 
tive to practical operation of sec. 38 of act of Feb. 2, 1901, which 
])rohibits selling of beer, wine, or any intoxicating drinks in any 
post exchange, canteen, or transport, or upon anv premises used or 
owned by United States. Jau. 7, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3014.) 

Report submitting H. 16567, making approjiriation for Armv, 1904. 

Jan. 9, 1903. 6 pp. (H. rp. 3017.)' 

Report submitting H. 16970, making appropriations for Military 

Academy, 1904. Jan. 21, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3307.) 

Report amending H. J. R. 252, to loan tents for use at Knights of 

Pvthias encampment at St. Louis, Mo. Jan. 22, 1903. 1 p. (H.rp. 
3308. ) 

Report favoring S. J. R. 156, dedicating to Cohnnlms, Ohio, for 

pul)lic streets, part of propertv conveyed to United States by Robert 
Neil. Jan. 27, 1903. 5 pp. " (H. rp". 3390.) 

Mondell, F. W. Report adverse to H. 2906, to remove charge of deser- 
tion from Edward Montgomery. Jan. 30, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 
3423.) [Corrected 2d print was issued.] 

Report adverse to H. 8071, to remove charge of desertion from 

Anton Ern.st. Jan. 30, 1903. 3 pp. (H.rp. 3424. ) [Corrected 2d 
print was issued.] 

Rejwrt amending by substitute H. 15461, for relief of Daniel F. Lee. 

Jan. 30, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3425.) 
Prince, G. W. Report favoring S. 6486, for marking of graves of soldiers 

of Confederate army and navv. Jan. 27, 1903. 25 pp. (H. rp. 

3389.) 

Snodgrass, C. E. Report favoring H. 11544, to correct military record 
of Thomas J. ]\Iorman; with views of minority. Jan. 14, 1903. 
5 pp. (H.rp. 3151.) 

NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Dayton, A. G. Report favoring S. 5329, to appoint William P. Randall 

commander on retired list. Jan. 9, 1903. 4 pp. (H. rp. 3019.) 
Rei^ort favoring S. 6034, raising rank of David Smith on retired list. 

Jan. 9, 1903. 1 p. (H.rp. 3021.) 
Wheeler, C. K. Report favoring S. 6104, to restore to active list John 

Walton Ross. Jan. 9, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3022.) 
Report favoring H. 3100, for conveyance of Widows Island to Maine. 

Jan. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 316o.) 

PATENTS COMMITTEE 

Currier, F. D. Report favoring H. 17085, to effectuate provisions of ad- 
ditional act of international convention for protection of industrial 
property. Jan. 31, 1903. 3 pp. (H.rp. 3426.) 

Reeves, Walter. Report amending H. 15607, for amendment of sec. 
4921, Revised Statutes [relating to power of courts to grant injunc- 
tions in patent cases, so as to allow temporary injunctions in certain 
cases]. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2967.)^ 

Report favoring H. 16403, authorizing issuance of letters rogatory by 

commissioner of patents and for execution of letters rogatory issued 
from foreign patent offices. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3142.) 



46 January, 19U3 

PEXSIONS COMMITTEE 

Boreing, Vincent. Report amending H. 12771, to pension AVilliam 

Kenny. Jan. 21, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3283.) 
Report amending H. 14961, to pension William E. Sharp. Jan. 

21, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3288.) 
Report favoring H. 15757, to pension Frances C. Broggan. Jan. 

21, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3292.) 
Report amending H. 16217, to increase pension of Julia E. Jones. 

Jan. 21, 1903. Tp. (H. rp. 3297.) 
Report amending H. 16291, to pension LaVjan McGahan. Jan. 21, 

1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3298.) 
Report amending H. 16391, to pension ElJla F. Shandrew. Jan. 21, 

1903. 3 pp. ( H: rp. 3299. ) 
Bromwell, J. H. Report amending H. 14407, to pension Mav E. Bunn. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3038.) 
Report amending H. 14217, to increase pension of George M. 

Smith. Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3041.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 12971, to pension Thomas Mar- 
tin. Jan. 12, 1903. * 2 pp. (H. rp. 3043.) 
Report amending H. 142.54, to increase pension of 3Iarv L. Puring- 

ton. Jan. 21, 1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 3285.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 14811, to pension Almedia J. 

Robison. Jan. 21', 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3286.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 14845, to pension Margaret 

Snyder. Jan. 21, 1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 3287.) 

Report amending H. 15735, to increase pension of John H. Wheeler. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. (H.rp. 3294.) 
Burgess, G. F. Report favoring H. 14604, to increase pension of Asa C. 

"Hill. Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. ' ( H. rp. 3040. ) 

Report amendino; bv substitute H. 8085, to increase pension of 

David K. Ward well. " Jan. 12, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. .3046.) 

Report amending H. 15572, to pension Charles W. Bracken. Jan. 

12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3050.) 

Draper, W. H. Report amending H. 1.3358, to pens-ion Elizabeth A. 
Wilder. Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3284.) 

Report amending H. 15362, to increase pension of (irace Harring- 
ton. Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. ( H. rp. 3289. ) 

Report amending H. 15841, to increase pension of John Da Silva. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3293.) 

Report amending H. 16153, to pension George W. Choate.- Jan. 21, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3295.) 

Loudenslager, H. C. Report favoring S. 1637, to increase pension of 
Annie A. Xeary. Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3026.) 

Report amending S. 2806, to increase pension of Laura S. Picking. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3027.) 

Report favoring S. 6492, to increase pension of Thomas Starrat. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3028.) 
Report amending S. 6132, to increase pension of Fannie McHarg. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3029.) 
Report favoring H. 16148, to increase pension of Harrv F. Libby. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. .3034.) 
Report favoring S. 1131, to increase pension of Svdda B. Arnold. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3266.) 



January, 1903 47 

Loudenslager, H. C— Continued. Report favoring S. 3607, to increase 

pension of Oliver P. Helton. Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3267.) 
Report favoring S. 4332, to increase pension of Marv B. Heddleson. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3268.) 
Report amending S. 5835, to increase pension of Joel C. Shepherd. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3269. ) 
Report favoring S. 5352, to increase pension of AVilliani Flinn. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3270. ) 
Report favoring S. 6071, to increase pension of ^larv Manes. Jan. 

21, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3271.) 
Report favoring S. 6182, to increase pension of Lila L. PZgbert. Jan. 

21, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3272.) 
Report favoring S. 6257, to increase pension of Marv B. Keller. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3273.) 
Report amending S. 6467, to increase pension of Sarah E. Ropes. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3274.) 
Report favoring S. 6514, to increase pension, of Stephen J. Houston. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3275.) 
Report favoring S. 6614, to increase pension of Bertha R. Koops. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3276.) 
Report amending S. 6693, to pension ^lary J. Ivey. Jan. 21, 1903. 

2 pp. ( H. rp. 3277. ) 
Report amending l)v substitute H. 2812, to pension Susan Kent. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 2 pp.' (H. rp. 3279.) 
Report amending H. 16711, to pension Ann Gilbert. Jan. 21, 1903. 

1 p. (H. rp. 3301.) 
Report amending H. 17084, relating to payment and disposition of 

pension money due inmates of Government Hospital for Insane. 

Jan. 28, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3399.) [Corrected 2d print was 

issued.] 
Patterson, G. R. Report amending H. 15754, to pension Frances Cowie. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3030.) 
Report amending H. 14235, to increase pension of George White. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3036.) 
Report amending H. 14143, to increase pension of Augusta W. 

Seely. Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3042.) 
Report amending H. 10644, to pension ^lichael J. Gladden. Jan. 

12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3048.) 

Report amending H. 16309, to pension Samuel H. Montanve. Jan. 

13, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3107.) 

Richardson, William. Report amending H. 15622, to increase pension 

of Benjamin Cardwell. Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3033.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 13711, to pension Simon M. 

Yates. Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3037.) 
Report amending H. 14168, to pension John B. Anderson. Jan. 12, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3039.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 12611, to pension Alexander J. 

Thomson. Jan. 12, "1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. .3044. ) 
Report amending H. 13826, to increase pension of Francis X. Bon- 

neau. Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3045.) 
Report amending H. 13793, to increase pension of Solomon A. 

Alexander. Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3047.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 1027, to pension Lavinia Cook. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. ' (H. rp. 3049.) 



48 January, 1903 

Richardson, William— Continued. Report amending H. 15693, to in- 
crease pension of DelithaA. Cook. Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3290.) 

Report amending H. 15694, to pension Bessie Ledvard. Jan. 21, 

1903. 2 pp. (H:rp. 3291.) 

Report amending H. 16161, to increase pension of Francis A. Trade- 
well. Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. ( H. rp. 3296.) 

Report amending H. 16564, to increase pension of James Hunter. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3300.), 

Selby, T. J. Report amending H. 15812, to increase pension of Lucien 
B.Love. Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3031.) 

Report amending H. 16149, to increase pension of William Shup. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3032.) 

Report amending H. 15873, to pension Minerva Murphv. Jan. 12, 

1903. 2 pp. (H^rp. 3035. ) 

Report amending H. 15400, to increase pension of Enos Turner. 

Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3051.) 

Shelden, C. D. Report amending H. 9237, to pension John Wallace. 
Jan. 21, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3281.) 

Report amending H. 9814, to increase pension of Marv Williams. 

Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3282.) 

Wilej', A. A. Report amending l)v substitute H. 1377, to increase pen- 
sion of Bridget Agnes Tridel. " Jan. :^1, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3278.) 

Report amending by substitute H. 6127, to increase pension of 

Catherine P. McLorinen. Jan. 21, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3280.) 

POST-OFFICE AND POST-RO.\r)S COMMITTEE 

Boutell, H. S. Report favoring H. 948, for relief of William Dugdale. 
Jan. 21, 1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 3303.) 

Loud, E. F. Report submitting H. 16990, making appropriations for 
Post-Office Department, 1904. Jan. 23, 1903. 18 pp. ( H. rp. 3314. ) 

Rejiort amending H. R. 398, calling for information relative to res- 
ignation of postmaster, Mrs. Minnie Cox, at Indianola, Miss. Jan. 
26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3381.) 

PL'BLIC BUILDINGS AXD GROUNDS COM.MITTEE 

Mercer, D. H. Report favoring H. J. R. 216, extending [so far as same 
relates to Williamsport] provision granting to Pennsylvania use of 
court-house at Scranton and Williamsport. Jan. 9, 1903. 2 pp. 
(H. rp. 3025.) 

Report adverse to H. R. 344, calling for information relative to 

public building now l)eing constructed in Chicago, 111. ; with infor- 
mation called for. Jan. 16, 1903. 138 pp. (H. rp. 3158.) 

PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE 

Eddy, F. M. Report amending H. 15985, identical with S. 6339, to con- 
firm certain forest lieu selections [in Montana] made [prior to Oct. 
20, 1902] under act approved June 4, 1897. Jan. 30, 1903. 4 pp. 
(H. rp. 3418.) 

Report favoring S. 6278, to extend provisions of chapter 8, title 

32, Revised Statutes, reservation and sale of town sites on public 
lands, to ceded Indian lands in Minnesota. Jan. 30, 1903. 2 pp. 
(H. rp. 3421.) 

Lacey, J. F. Report favoring H. 16760, granting Central Arizona Rail- 
way Companv right of wav through San Francisco Mountains forest 
reserve. Jan. 22, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3310.) 



January, 1903 49 

Martin, E. W. Report favoring S. 6502, relating to [unsold] ceded 
lands on Fort Hall Reservation. Jan. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 
3161.) 

Moody, M. A. Report amending H. 15008, for lietter separation and 
utilization of public and ])rivate lands \vithin railroad and Avagon 
road land grants in arid region, as substitute for H. 10594; with 
views of minority. Jan. 13, 1903. 7 i)p. (H. rp. 3101.) 

Shafroth, J. F. Report amending H. 16731, permitting Montrose, Colo., 
to enter 160 acres of land for reservoir and water purposes. Jan. 28, 
1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3404. ) 

RULES COMMITTEE 

Dalzell, John. Report amending by substitute H. R. 370, fixing time 

for consideration of H. 15449, to increase efficiency of Army by 

establishment of general staff corps. Jan. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp.' 

2968. ) 
Report amending H. R. 381, fixing time for consideration of H. 

16649, to provide rebate of duties on coal. Jan. 14, 1903. 1 p. 

(H. rp. 3149.) 
Report submitting H. R. 392, fixing time for consideration of S. 569, 

to es-tablish Department of Commerce and Labor, as substitute for 

H. R. 374. Jan. 15, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3153.) 
Report amending H. R. 393, fixing time for consideration of H. 

15520, to estal/lish standard of value and to provide for coinage 

system in Philippine Islands. Jan. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3260.) 
Grosvenor, C. H. Report submitting H. R. 377, directing Committee 

on Merchant Marine and Fisheries to report as to causes of jtrevail- 

ing scarcity of coal, as substitute for H. J. R. 247. Jan. 12, 1903. 
. 1 p. (H. fp. 3100.) 
Report favoring H. R. 394, fixing time for consideration of bills 

reported by Committee on Judiciary. Jan. 27, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 

3383. ) 

TERRITORIES COMMITTEE 

Powers, Llewellyn. Report favoring S. J. R. 146, to extend time for 
construction of Akron, Sterling and Northern Railroad in Alaska. 
Jan. 28, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3397.) 

Robinson, J. M. Report favoring S. 6216, to pay in part judgments of 
Legislative Assembly of Havvaii for property destroyed in suppress- 
ing bubonic plague, and authorizing Hawaii to issue bonds for pay- 
ment of remaining claims. Jan. 12, 1903. 6 pp. (H. rp. 3098.) 

WAR CLAIMS COMMITTED 

Caldwell, B. F. Report favoring H. 4254, for relief of St. John's Lodge, 
A. F. A. M., Newbern, N. C. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3104.) 

Report submitting H. R. 379, to refer H. 3435, 3438, 16417, for 

relief of heirs of Alexander Bradshaw, heirs of Andrew J. Surl)er, 
and heirs of O. H. Cogswell, to Court of Claims. Jan. 13, 1903. 1 p. 
(H. rp. 3105. ) 

Gibson, H. R. Report submitting H. R. 414, to refer H. 4850, for relief 
of 1st Presbyterian Church, Knoxville, Tenn., to Court of Claims. 
Jan. 27, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3387.) 

Haugen, G. N. Report favoring H. 16950, for relief of Iowa [by pay- 
ment of claims for exj^enses incurred for equipping, etc., troops in 
War with Spain]. Jan. 30, 1903. 4 pp. (H. rp. 3417.) 

12686— No. 97-03 1 



60 January, 1903 

Kehoe, J. X. Report s\ibmittinii H. R. 385, to refer H. 16622, for relief 

of ^Margaret Morarity, to Court of Claims. Jan. 13, 1903. 1 p. 

(H.rp. 3145.) 
Report sul)niitting H. R. 386, to refer H. 16623, for relief of estate 

of Ann S. Jaekson, to Court of Claims. Jan. 13, 1903. 1 p. (H. 

rp. 3146.) 
Kyle, T. B. Report submitting H. R. 384, to refer H. 12892, for relief of 

Joseph A. Cox, to Court of Claims. Jan. 13, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 

3144. ) 
Report submitting H. R. 411, to refer H. 8821, for relief of heirs of 

John Morgan, to Court of Claims. Jan. 27, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 

3384. ) 
INIahon, T. "SI. Report favoring H. 14942, for relief of representatives of 

Warren Mitchell. Jan. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3015.) 
Report favoring S. 2341, to authorize readjustment of accounts of 

army officers [who were graduates of Militai'y Academy and others, 

for length of service]. Jan. 13, 1903. 4 pp. (H. rp. 3102.) 
Report favoring H. 2098, for relief of N. N. Lowry. Jan. 13, 1903. 

1 p. (H. rp. 3103.) 
Report submitting II. R. 402, to refer H. 13148, for relief of rep- 
resentatives of John and Patrick McCabe, to Court of Claims. Jan. 

21,1903. 1 p. (H.rp. 3304.) 
Report submitting H. R. 412, to refer H. 10974, for relief of Julius 

C. Kleonne, to Court of Claims. Jan. 27, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3385.) 
Sims, T. W. Report submitting H. R. 413, to refer H. 3639, for relief of 

heirs of James M. Hinton, to Court of Claims. Jan. 27, 1903. 1 p. 

(H. rp. 3386.) 
Smith, H. C. Report sul)mitting H. R. 383, to refer H. 9168, for relief 

of Charles E. Russell, administrator of John H. Russell, to Court of 

Claims. Jan. 13, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3143.) 

WAY.S -VXD MEANS COMMITTEE 

Payne, S. E. Report submitting H. 16649, to provide rebate of duties on 
coal, as substitute for divers bills. Jan. 13, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 
3108.) 

Roljertson, S. M. Report favoring H. 12271, to abolish district of the 
Teche in Louisiana and to attach to and make part of district of 
New Orleans [and for subport of entrv at Morgan Citv]. Jan. 27, 
1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3391.) 

Steele, G. W. Report amending H. 3095, for relief of gaugers, store- 
keeper-gangers, and storekeepers. Jan. 14, 1903. 1 p. (H. rj). 
3152. ) 

SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE 

Note. — The.«e 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 and are listed in the notice of Shipments to depositories on 
pages 79-Sl. The number appended to tlie description of each volume is the 
serial number in the set of Congressional documents, in continuation of the 
s\stem adopted in the Checklist of Public Documents issued by this office. 

President of United States 

Amne.«tv [to inhabitants of] Philippines, proclamation. [Jul v 4, 1902.] 
[2]-pp. f 

Luquillo forest reserve, proclamation. Jan. 17, 1903. 1 p. f " 

Yellowstone forest reserve [to include and supersede Teton forest reserve 

and Absaroka forest reserve], 5th proclamation. [Jan. 29, 1903.] 

6 pp. f " 



January, 1903 51 

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. 

Annual reports, 1902. cxxiv + 402 pp. 1 il. ( II. doc. 6. ) *oOc 

[Bureau of Animal Industry] order 99 [anjendnient 4]; quarantine of 

cattle, sheep, and other ruminants, and swine in New Knyland 

States. Jan. 23, 1903. 1 p. 
Same 101 [and amendments 1-9] ; Dec. 26 [-29] 1902. 15 pp. [Consist 

of orders concerning cattle transportation and inspection and quar- 
antine of cattle, etc.]. 
Same 101 [amendment 10]; regulations concerning cattle transportation, 

moving cattle from 2 northern tiers of counties in Arkansas. Jan. 

12, 1903. 1 p. 
Same 102, transportation of horses affected with maladie du coit. Jan. 

20, 1903. 1 p. narrow large 8° 
Report as to advisability of consolidating with Weather Bureau work of 

gathering reports and statistics of crops. Jan. 5, 1903. 20 pp. ( H. 

doc. 238. ) 

APPOINTMENT CLERK 

Report, 1902, by J. B. Bennett; from reports. Department of Agriculture, 
ii f 383-400 pp. 

BIOLOGICAL SURVEY DIVISION 

Report of chief, 1902, by C. Hart Merriam; from I'eports, Department 
of Agriculture, iii -p 209-218 pp. 

BOTANY DIVISION 

XoTE.— The Botany Division was merged into the Plant Industry Bureau, July. 
1901. 
List of publications of division. [Dec. 29, 1902.] 12 pp. (Circular 30, 
revised edition.) 

CHEMISTRY BUREAU 

Fruits and fruit products, chemical and microscopical examination; by 
L. S. Munson, L. ]\I. Tolman, and Burton J. Howard. 1902. 114 
pp. 12 pi. (Bulletin 66.) *20c 

Contents: 

Chemical examination of fruits and fruit products; by L. S. Munson and L. M. 

Tolman. 
Microscopical examinations of fruits and fruit products; by B. J. Howanl. 

I'reliminarv crop and soil data for cooperative studv of availatjle jilant 

food. '[Jan. 8, 1903.] 9 pp. (Circular 11.) 
Report of chemist, 1902, by H. W. AViley; from reports. Department of 

Agriculture, ii + 137-154 pp. 

ENTOMOLOGY DIVISION 

Methods of controlling [Mexican cotton-] boll weevil; by W. D. Hunter. 
1903. 16 pp. 2 ib (Farmers' bulletin 163.) 



52 , January, 1903 

Report of acting entomologist, 1902, by C. L. Marlatt; from reports. De- 
partment of Agriculture, iii + 189-207 pp. 

Southern grain louse, toxoptera graminum Rondani, bj' Theo. Pergande; 
from Bulletin 38, new series. [1903.] ii ^ 7-19 pp. 1 pi. 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Experiment Station Record, Jan. 1903; v. 14, no. 5. x-f- 413-516 pp. 

*10c single copy, §1.00 a vol. (12 nos. ) 

Note. — ^[ainly made up of abstracts of reports and publicatlon.s on agricultural 
science which have recently appeared in all countries, especially the United 

States. 

Experiments on metaliolism of nitrogen, sulpliur, and phosphorus in 
human organism [in cooperation with Columbia University]; by 
H.C.Sherman. 1902. 47 pp. 3 il. (Bulletin 121.) ' *5c 

Proceedings of 7th annual meeting of American Association of Farmers' 
Institute Workers, ^^'ashington, D. C, June 24-26, 1902, minutes 
of meetins;; from Bulletin 120. l-.57 + [l] pp. ([Publication] 
539. ) 

Same, papers, addresses, and discussions; frcmi Bulletin 120. 3 -|- 59- 
119 pp. ( [Publication] 540. ) 

Report of director, 1902, by A. C. True; from reports, Dej^artment of 
Agriculture, iii + 241-304 pp. 



PORTO RICO AGRICULTUR.\L EXPERIMEXT STATION 

Changa, or mole cricket, scapteriscus didactylus Latr., in Porto Rico; 
by O. W. Barrett. 1902. 20 pp. 1 il. (Bulletin 2.) *5c 

FOREIGN MARKETS SECTION 

Report of chief, 1902, l)y Frank H. Hitchcock; from reports, Depart" 
ment of Agriculture, ii -f- 377-382 pp. 

FORESTRY BUREAU 

Errata [to] bulletin 36, Woodsman's handbook. [1903.] 4 pp. 16° 
Report of forester, 1902, by Gifford Pinchot; from reports, Department 
of Agriculture, iv -I 109-136 pp. 

PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Effect of black rot on turnips, series of photomicrographs, accompanied 

bv explanatory text; bv Erwin F. Smith. Jan. 17, 1903. 20 jij). 

14 pi. large 8° (Bulletin 29.) *15c 

List of American varieties of vegetables for 1901 and 1902; bv W. W. 

Tracy, jr. Jan. 17, 1903. 402 pp. large 8° (Bulletin 21.)" *35c 
Mango in Porto Rico; bv G. N. Collins. Jan. 17, 1903. 38 pp. 15 pi. 

large 8° (Bulletin 28.) *15c 

Report of chief, 1902, by B. T. Galloway; from rej^orts. Department of 

Agriculture, iv -^ 47-108 pp. 
Report on seed distribution, 1902. Jan. 5, 1903. 20 ]>p. 2 il. (H. doc. 

240. ) 



January, 1903 53 

Silkworm iood plants, cultivation and propagation; by George W. Oli- 
ver. Jan. 15, 1903. 20 pp. 13 pi. large 8" (Bulletin 34.) *15c 

PUBLIC ROAD INQUIRIES OFFICE 

Proceedings of North Carolina good roads convention, Raleigh, Feb. 12 
and 13, 1902; bv J. A. Holmes. 1903. 72 pp. 5 pi. (Bulletin 
24. ) " *10c 

Contents: 

Address of welcome; bv C. B. Avcock. 

by W. B. Snow. 

Response to; by W. H. Moore. 

Churches, Good roads and their relation to; by T. N. Ivey. 

Country life. Good roads and their relation to; by W. R. Cox. 

Econoriiy of good roads; by G. T. Winston. 

Farmer, Good roads and their relation to; by T. B. Parker. 

Mecklenburg County, History of good road making in; by l>. B. .\lexanilcr. 

North Carolina, Road building in; by J. A. Holmes. 

Postal service, Good roads and their relation to; by E. W. Pou. 

Progress of good roads movement in United States; by Martin Dodge. 

Railways, Interest of, in road improvement; by M. A. Hays. 

Road fiiuds. Methods of raising and expending; by F. M. Simmons. 

Rural districts. Economical roads for; by W. C. Riddiek. 

Rural free delivery of mails; by A. W. Machen. 

Wake County, Roads and road laws of; by W. C. McMackin. 

Ways and means. Practical suggestions as to; by M. C. Butler. 

West, Good roads movement in; by J. W. Abbott. 

Report, 1902, by 3Iartin Dodge; from reports. Department of Agricul- 
ture, iii + 305-316 pp. 

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

List ol bulletins and circulars issued by Department of Agriculture and 

available for free distribution; corrected to Jan. 1, 1903. 28 pp. 

( [Publication] 247, 8th edition. ) 
Monthly list of publications [of Department of Agriculture], Jan. 1903. 

4 pp. ( [Publication] 453. ) 
Report of editor, 1902, by Geo. \Vm. Hill; from reports, Department of 

Agriculture, iii + 317-376 pp. 

SOILS BUREAU 

List of publications of bureau. Jan. 1903. 14 pp. ([Puljlication] 89.) 
Soil survey of Harford County, Md., by W. G. Smith and J. O. Martin; 

from Report on field operations of Bureau of Soils, 1901. [1903.] 

iii + 211-237 pi). map. 

STATISTICS DIVISION 

Crop Reporter, v. 4, no. 9; Jan. 1903. 8 pp. 4" [Monthly.] 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Note. — For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Climate and Crop Bulletin, Dec. 1902; no. 31 [1902]. 24 X 19 in. 

[Weekly Apr. -Sept., monthly remainder of year.] 
Same, Jan. 1903; no. 1 [1903]. 24 X 19 in. 

Note.— Contains reports of temperature and rainfall, with special reference to 

their effect on crops. 

Instructions for obtaining and tabulating records from recording instru- 
ments; by C. F. Marvin. 1903. 31 pp. 2 il. (Circular A, Instru- 
ment Division, 2d edition.) 



54 January, 1903 

Monthly Weather Review, v. 30, no. 11; Nov. 1902. Jan. 21, 1903. .p. 
511-551, 4 il. 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 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. 

Gales, NuvemlxM', from Great Lakes to maritime provinces; by B. C. Webber. 
Hawaiian climatologieal data; by C. J. Lyons. 
Meteorology, Recent papers bearing on; by W. F. R. Phillips. 
Porto Rico, Climatology and water power of ; by VV. H. Alexander. 
Wind resultants. Annual; by T. H. Davis. 

Report of chief, [nieteorological tallies for calendar year] 1901 ; [with 

administrative report for fiscal year] 1902. 1902. [pts. 1-6], xxvii 

+ 342 pp. 5 maps, 4° (H. doc. 19.) 
Contenf.$: 

Administrative report, pt.l. 

Atmospheric pressure, temperature, and wind, Hourly averages of, at 28 .stations; 
list of ot)serving stations, pt. '2. 

Precipitation, Monthly and annual; monthly and seasonal snowfall, [season of] 
1901-02. pt. 5. 

Summaries, Monthly and annual, 171 stations, pt. 3. 

Sunshine; excessive precipitation; highest and lowest temperatures [ever] re- 
corded at Weather Bureau st;itions: mean ma.ximum and Tuinimum temper- 
atures; normal daily temperature, [42] stations: mean monthly and annual 
relative humidity [1888-1901] ; meteorological observations at stations of Weather 
Bureau in West indies, pt. ti. 

Temperature, Monthly and annual mean, and annual extremes of temperature, 
with dates of first and last killing frosts, pt. 4. 

Snow and ice bnlletin, Jan. 6-27, 1903. 19 X 12 in. [Weekly during 

winter.] 
Weather map, Jan. 1-31, 1903. 19 x 24 in. [Daily.] 

Interior Department 

T^OTE.— The Decisions of the Department of the Interior in pension cases are 
"issued in slips and in signatures, and the Decisions inland cases are issued in 
signatures, both being published later in bound volvimes at prices ranging from 
•$1.05 to SI. 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 separate parts 
as they are issued. Of the Land Decisions usually two volumes are issued yearly, 
while the Pension-Decision volumes appear at longer intervals, sometimes more 
than two years apart. 

•Annual reports, 1901; 22d annual rejiort of Geological Survey, pt. 4, hy- 
drography. [See Geological Stirvey.] 

;Same, 1902; report of Secretary, report of commissioner of General 
Land Office. 1902. xi -f- 785 pp. (H. doc. 5. ) *40c 

Decisions in appealed pension and bounty-land claims, also table of 
cases, and of statutes cited and construed; by John W. Bixler [1902]. 
v. 12, XV -\~ 572 pp. [These decisions are prepared in the Board of 
Pension Appeals, but are promulgated by the assistant Secretary of 
the Interior.] ' " *Sheep, $1.05 

Letter transmitting journal of Senate of 2d Legislative Assembly of 
Hawaii, in special session. Jan. 27, 1903. 1 p. (S. doc. 116. ) [Only 
letter of transmittal printed here.] 

Report [of grand jury of district court for Alaska, division 1, Decem- 
ber term, 1902] as to needs of Territorv. Jan. 24, 1903. 4 pp. 
(H. doc. 318.) 

CAPITOL BUILDING AND GROUNDS SUPERINTENDENT 

Annual report, 1902. 61 pp. 105 pi. [Appendix includes House report 
16 and House documents 573 and 586, 57th Congress, 1st session, etc.] 

CENSUS OFFICE 

Abstract of 12th census of United States, 1900. 1902. xiii-f395pp. 
[Includes list of publications issued since Mar. 3, 1899.] 



January, 1903 55 



EDUCATION BUREAU 

Note. — Such publications of this Bureau as are in print may be had gratui- 
tously by addressing the Commissioner of Education. 

Education and reindeer in Alaska, 1901. 1903. p. 1459-98, 10 pi. 
(Report, 1901, chapters 31, 32; whole no. 291.) 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note. — The law relating to the publications of the United States Geological 
Survey has been altered by the joint resolution of May 16, 1902. Hereafter they 
will consist of annual reports (to be restricted to one volume each), bulletins, 
Mineral Resources. Professional Papers, and Water-Supply and Irrigation Papers, 
which are intended lor free distribution; and maps. Monographs, and folios of 
the Geologic Atlas and the Topographic Atlas of the United States, which are 
sold at prices ranging from be to Sll.OO each. Address the Director of the Geo- 
logical Survey, Washington. For topographic sheets see below. 

Action of amir-onium chloride upon silicates; bv Frank \Yigglesworth 
Clarke and George Steiger. 1902. 57 + iii PP- (Bulletin 207; H. 
doc. 207. ) [For edition without Congressional document number see 
Catalogue for Nov. 1902, page 597.] 

22d annual report, 1901, Charles D. "Walcott, director; pt. 4, hydrog- 
raphy. 1902. (590 pp. 244 il. 58 pi. 7 maps, large 8" (Interior 
Dept., Reports, 1901; H. doc. 5, 57th Cong. 1st sess. ) 

Contents: 

American isthmus. Hydrograiiliy of; by A. P. Davis. 
High Plains and their utilization, concluded: by W. D. Johnson. 
Stream measurements. Report of progress of, for calendar vear 1900; Ijv F. H. 
Nowcll. 

Estimate of appropriation for topographic surveys in Porto Rico. Jan. 

5,1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 227.) 
Geologic atlas of United States, Ditnev folio, Ind. Library edition. 

1902. 8 i)p. 3 il. 4 pi. 3 maps, large> (Folio 84. ) 
Same, Masontown-Uniontown folio, Pa. Library edition. 1902. 21pp. 

26 il. 3 pi. 8 maps, large 4° (Folio 82. ) 
Geologv and petrography of Crater Lake National Park; by Joseph Silas 

Diiler and Horace Bushnell Patton. 1902. 167 + iii pp. 2 il. 17 pi. 

2 maps, 4" ( Professional paper 3. ) *40c 

Contents: 

Geology of Crater Lake National Park: by J. S. Diiler. 
Petrography of Crater Lake National Park; by H. B. Patton. 

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 used, 1:62,500. 1:125,000, 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 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. 

About three-tenths of the area of the country, excluding Alaska, has been 
mapped, nearly every State being represented". Massachusetts, 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. of 100 or 
more copies, whether of the same sheet or of different sheets, the price is 2c each. 

Arizona, Bisbee quadrangle, lat. 31° 15'-31° 30^, long. 109° 45'-110°. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Dec. 1902. 
California, Fairoaks quadrangle, lat. 38° 30^-38° 45^ long. 121° 15'- 

121° 30'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of Oct. 

1902. 

Indiana, Degonia Springs quadrangle, lat. 38°-38° 15', long. 87°-87°15'. 
Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Dec. 1902. 



56 January, 1903 

Nebraska, Gothenburg quadrangle, lat. 40° o0^-41°, long. 100°-100°30^ 

Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Nov. 1902. 
New York- Vermont, Ticonderoga quadrangle, lat. 43° 45^-44°, long 73° 

15'-73° 30'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of 

Dec. 1902. 
Wisconsin, Marathon special map, lat. 44° 45'— 15° 15', long. 89° 45'- 

90° 15'. Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Dec. 

1902. 
Wisconsin, Wausau special map, lat. 44° 45'-45° 15', long. 89° 15'-89° 

45'. Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Nov. 1902. 
Wisconsin-Illinois, ^lineral Point quadrangle, lat. 42° 30'— 43°, long. 

90°-90° 30'. Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of 

Dec. 1902. 

HYDROGRAPHY DIVISION 

Geology and water resources of Patrick and Goshen Hole quadrangles 
in eastern Wyoming and western Nebraska; by George I. Adams. 

1902. 50 pp. 4 il. 7 pi. 4 maps. (Water-supply and irrigation 
papers 70; H. doc. 689, 57th Cong. 1st sess. ) *15c 

Report of progress of stream measurements for calendar vear 1901 ; bv 
F. H. Newell. 1903. 246 — [i] pp. 71 il. 13 pi. (Water-supply 
and irrigation paper 75; H. doc. 201. ) *25c 

Water resources of Colorado; by A. L. Fellows. 1902. 151 — [i] pp. 
5 il. 13 pi. map. (Water-supplv and irrigation paper 74; H. doc. 
200. ) ' *25c 

Water storage on Salt River [and Verde River], Ariz.; by Arthur 
Powell Davis. 1903. 54 + [i] pp. 4 il. 17 pi. 8 maps. ' ( Water- 
supplv and irrigation paper 73; H. doc. 692, 57th Cong. 1st sess.) 

*20c 

GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR INSANE 

Estimate of appropriation. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 297.) 

INDIAN BUREAU 

Agreement with Indians on Fort Berthold Reservation, N. Dak., and 
draft of bill for ratification of same. Dec. 18, 1902. 34 pp. 2 maps. 
(H. doc. 194.) 

Early la1)ors of missionaries of American Board of Commissioners for For- 
eign Missions in Oregon, commencing in 1836. [Feb. 9, 1871, ordered 
reprinted Jan. 15] 1903. 81 pp. (S. ex. doc. 37, 41st Cong. 3d sess. ) 

Proposals received and conla'acts awarded for supplies for Indian service, 

1903. 347 pp. 

Report relative to necessity of additional land for Indians [of Moapa 
River Reservation] Nev. Dec. 5, 1902. 4 pp. map. ( H. doc. 65. ) 

IXDIAN SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT 

Report, 1902. 64 pp. 15 pi. 

Note. — Appendix contains extracts from papers and discussions at summer 
schools and at ses.sions of Department of Indian Education. National Educational 
Association, Minneapolis, July 7-11: resolutions adopted; and synopsis of reports 
of special Indian agents and supervisors. 

LAND OFFICE, GENERAL 

Detailed statement of business by divisions and surveving districts, 1902. 
p. 121-509. 

Estimate of appropriation for survey of boundarv line Vjetween Idaho 
- and Montana. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 295.) 



January, 1903 57 

Estimates for survey of Walker River Reservation, Xev., Uinta [^'alley] 
Reservation, Utah, and Spokane Reservation, Wash. Dec. 5, 1902. 
6 pp. 2 maps. (H. doc. 66.) 

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 So.OO. 
The former are not enumerated in this catalogue. For certified copiesof 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 250 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 SI. 00 per package, or in books containing 100 coupons 
at So.OO per book. One coupon will procure a specification with drawings, and two 
coupons a copvof the Official Gazette. Thev are good until used. Address Chief 
Clerk, Patent Office. 

Classification bulletin, Sept. -Dec. 1902, containing classification of sub- 
jects of invention [no. 9], revised by Classification Division. 1902. 
5 -f [1] pp. large 8° 

OfHcial Gazette, Jan. 6-27, 1903; v. 102, nos. 1-4. 1-824 -}- [2] + [Ixxviii] 

pp. il. large 8" [Weekly.] 10c single copy, §5.00 a yr 

XoTE. — 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. 

Roster of registered attorneys entitled to practice before otiice. [8th 
edition] revised Jan. 2, 1903. 84 pp. 10c 

PORTO RICO 

Report of commissioner of education for Porto Rico, 1902. 183 pp. 13 pi. 

■ STATIONERY AND PRINTING DIVISION 

Estimate of appropriation for deficiency in printing and binding [Depart- 
ment of Interior]. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 228.) 

Justice, Department of 

Circuit court of United States for district of ^linnesota, 3d division, 
United States vs. Northern Securities Company, and others, tran- 
script of record, pleadings, etc. [1903.] iii -r ill pp. 

Estimate of appropriation for compilation of volume 24, opinions of 
Attorney-General. Jan. 5, 1903. 1 p. (H. doc. 225. ) 

Estimate of [deficiencv in] appropriation for printing and binding. 
Jan. 9, 1903. [2] pp. (H. doc. 255.) 

Opinion upon questions relating to claim of Cherokee Indians [for 
moneys due them as found Toy accounting rendered in accordance 
with act of Mar. 3, 1893, and adverse claim of Eastern Cherokees]. 
Jan. 22, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 309.) 

Reply to chairman of Committee on Judiciary, Senate [relating to regu- 
lation of trusts] ; Sherman anti-trust law, and list of decisions relat- 
ing thereto; also address delivered by Attorney-General Philander 
C. Knox on Commerce clause of Constitution and trust, Pittsburg, 
Pa., Oct. 14, 1902; presented bv Mr. Hoar. Jan. 6, 1903. 50 pp. 
+ [3]]. (S. doc. 73.) 

Navy Department 

Courts-martial. General court-martial order 238-245 [1902], 1-12 
[1903]; Dec. 22, 1902-Jan. 14, 1903. 12° 



58 Jakuary, 1903 

Departmental order 35, 36; Jan. 9, 19, 1903. Each 1 p. narrow 12" 

Engineers. Rules regarding examinations of candidates for appoint- 
ment in corps of civil engineers of Navy. Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. 12° 

General order 120, 121; Jan. 21, 28, 1903. 12" 

Great Lakes. Progress made in selecting site, etc., for additional naval 
training station on Great Lakes [jireliminary report of l)oard]. 
Dec. 15, 1902. 25 pp. 3 maps. (S. doc. 45.) 

Guam Island. Letter, with inclosures [from Navy and War De])art- 
ments], relating to government existing in Guam, Mabini case [and 
Filipino pris^oners in Guam], etc., response to resolution. Jan. 26, 
1903. 14 pp. (S. doc. 111.) 

Navy yard order 342-347, emplovment of lalior at navv vards; Jan. 3-28, 
1903. narrow 12" ' 

Port Roval, S. C. Report as to condition of (lovernment pi-operty at 
Port Royal. Jan. 9, 1903. 6 pp. (H. doc. 257.) 

Special order 35; Jan 14, 1903. 1 p. 12" 

Staff officer.-^. Information relating to staff corps of Navv; presented bv 
Mr. Hale. Jan. 26, 1903. 22 pp. (S. doc. 110.) 

AVar-ships. Report of cost of inspection and construction of naval ves- 
sels [authorized bv naval appropriation act approved Julv 1, 1902, 
for quarter ended" Sept. 30, 1902]. Jan. 5, 1903. 5 pp. "(H. doc. 
235. ) 

EQUIPMENT BUREAU 

HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 

Note.— The Charts, Sailing Directions, etc., of the Hydrographic Office are sold 
by the office in V^'ashington 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 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. 

Azimuths of celestial bodies whose declinations range from 24° to 70°, 

for parallels of latitude extending to 70° from equator; by G. W. 

Littlehales, with F. G. Radeltinger, J. W. Frolev, and C. C. Ennis. 

1902. 2S8pp. 4" ([Pttblication] 120.) " $1.50 

Catalogue of charts, plans, sailing directions, and other publications of 

office. 1902. 132 pp. 24 maps, 4" 50c 

Hydrographic bulletin, weekly, 697-700; Jan. 7-28, 1903. 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, 1-5, 1903; Jan. 3-31. 1-87+ [7] 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 1, sec. 1, etc. 

Same, index to 1-52 of 1902. 1903. 60 pji. 

Charts 

Haapai Group, northern portion, Tonga or Friendly Islands, south 

Pacific Dcean, from British survev in 1898; chart 2007. Scale naut. 

m. = lin. Jan. 1903. 25.8X39.1 in. 40c 

Haapai Group, southern portion, Tonga or Friendly Islands, south 

Pacific Ocean, from British survev in 1898; chart 2008. Scale naut. 

m.=lin. Jan. 1903. 25.9 X 39."l in. 40c 



January, 1903 .59 

New Zealand; index chart Z. Scale 1° long. = 0.46 in. Jan. 1903. 

16.5 X 10.5 in. 10c 

Pacific islands, sonth, Ea.?tern groups of; index chart Y. Scale 1° long. = 

0.38 in. Jan. 1903. 10.3 X 16.9 in. 10c 

Pacific islands, south, Western groups of; index chart W. Scale 1° 

long.=0.51 in. Jan. 1903. 10.4 X 16.6 in. 10c 

Philippine Islands, Verde Island Passage to San Bernardino Strait and 

San Miguel Bay, from latest information; chart 2050. Scale naut. 

m. =0.2 in. Jan. 1903. 27.7X39.4 in. 60c 

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Feb. 1903; chart 1400. Scale 1° 

long. =0.27 in. 21 X 32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., tracks of cyclonic storms; 

equator crossings in Pacific Ocean; forecast of weather; charts published, etc., 

Dec. 31, 1902-Jan. 30. 1903; also, on reverse. Time Azimuth diagram. 

Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Feb. 1903; chart 1401. Scale 1° 
long. =0.2 in. 20.7 X 35.3 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., storm tracks; fishing banks: 
forecast of wind and weather; charts published, etc., Nov. 30-Dec. 31, 1902; 
equator crossings in Atlantic Ocean; also, on reverse. Azimuth and hour angle 
from latitude of observer and declination and altitude of observed celestial bodv, 
by G. W. Littlehales. 

Santa Cruz, Port, Argentina, from Argentine survey in 1900, with addi- 
tions from earlier British and French surveys; chart 2104. Scale 
naut. m.=lin. Jan. 1903. 20.3 X 23.2 in. ' 20c 

Tonga or Friendly Is., south Pacific Ocean, from British surveys between 
1888 and 1898; chart 2016. Scale 1° lat. = 7.48 in. Jan. 1903. 
38.8 X 25.4 in. 40c 

NAUTICAL ALMAN.U' 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 Equipment for SI. 00, 30c, and 15c, respectively. The Astronomical 
papers prepared for use of the American Ephemeris 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. 

American Xautical Almanac for 1906. 1st edition. 1902. yiii — 2V4 
pp. 2 il. *30c 

NAVAL WAR RECORDS OFFICE 

Official records of Union and Confederate navies, circular [giving descrip- 
tion, volumes, etc.]. Jan. 15, 1903. 3 pp. 4" 

Official records of Union and Confederate navies in War of Rebellion, 
l)v Charles W. Stewart; series 1, v. 15. 1902. xvii + 863 pp. il. 5 
pi. (H. doc. 156.) • *45c 

Contents: 

South Atlantic blockading squadron, Oct. 1, l<St)3-Sept. 30, isoi. 

NAVIGATION BUREAU 

Additional estimate for Naval Training Station, [Newport] R. I. Jan. 

7, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 248.) 
Morris tube target, and its importance for training of gun pointers of all 

classes of guns, at sea and in port. Dec. 1902, [published] 1903. 

13 pp. 1 il. 

Register of commissioned and warrant officers of Navy and ^Marine Corps 
to Jan. 1, 1903. 222 pp. (H. doc. 290.) 

ORDNANCE BUREAU 

Specifications for armor-piercing shell for Xavv. [Jan. 31, 1903.] 
3 pp. 12« 



60 January, 1903 

supplies and accounts bureau 

Memoranda for information of ofBcers of Pay Corps 15, 16; Jan. 2, 15, 
1903. p. 137-147, 12" 

Post-Oifice Department 

Note.— For post-route maps see below Topographer. 

Annual reports, 1902. 847 pp. 4 tab. (H. doc. 4.) *45c 

United States Official Postal Guide, 2d series, v. 25, no. 1; Jan. 1903. 

Philadelphia. 1092 pp. il. 12" [Monthly.] .«:400 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 gtreet, Philadelphia. 

DEAD-LETTER OFFICE 

Dead Letter Office sale, catalogue of articles to be sold at auction [com- 
mencing] Feb. 2, 1903. 125 pp. 

FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE 

Schedule of steamers appointed to convey mails to foreign countries 
during Feb. 1903. 1 p. narrow i" [Monthly.] 

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE 

Daily bulletin of orders affecting postal service, v- 24, nos. 6960-85a; 
Jan. 2-31, 1903. f° [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 

TOPOGRAPHER 

Post route map of Cuba. [This map ceased to be one of the series of 
post route maps with the edition of Mar. 1902.] 

Post route map of Ohio, showing post offices with intermediate distances 
on mail routes in operation on Dec. 1, 1902, scale 7 m. = l in.; with 
inset. Environs of Cincinnati, scale 2.2 m.=l in. 41.9 X 34.9 and 
7.6 X 11.6 in. -80c 

Post route map of Pennsylvania, showing post offices with intermediate 
distances on mail routes in operation on Dec. 1, 1902, scale 5 m. = 1 
in.; with inset, Environs of Philadelphia, scale 2.8 m. = l in. 2 
sheets, each 38.5 X 34.3 in. [Size of inset is 8.3 X 9.5 in.] $1.60 

Price list of post route maps. Jan. 1, 1903. 1 p. 4° 

Note. — Post-route maps corrected to the 1st of those months are distributed in 
March, June, September, and December to the postal service. Only new maps 
and those newly lithographed on account of change in scale, etc., are ca'talogued in 
full here. Fora list of the maps compnsing the set, with prices, see below. Orders 
for the maps should be addressed to the Disbursing Clerk, Post-Oifice Depart- 
ment, and money orders should be made payable to him. 

Alabama. Scale 8.5 m. = l in. 80c 

Alaska. Scale 40 m.==l in. 80c 

Arizona. Scale 12 m. =1 in. 80c 

Arkansas. Scale 10 m.=l in. 80c 

California and Nevada. Scale 10 m.=l in. $3.20 

Colorado. Scale 9 m.=l in. 80c 



January, 1903 61 

Price list of post route maps — Continued. 

Delaware, INIar viand, and District [of Columbia. Scale 5 m. = l 

in. ■ 80c 

Florida. Scale 10 m.=l in. 80c 

~ Georgia. Scale 8 m. = l in. 80c 

Hawaiian Islands. Scale 9 m.=l in. 80c 

Illinois. Scale 8.3 m.=l in. 80c 

Indiana. Scale 7 m. = l in. 80c 

Iowa. Scale 8 m. = l in. 80c 

Kansas and Nebraska. Scale 10 m.=l in. $1.60 

Kentucky and Tennessee. Scale 7 m.=l in. ^1.60 

Louisiana. Scale 9 m.=l in. 80c 

Maine. Scale 6.5 m.=l in. 80c 
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. Scale 5 m.= 

1 in. 80c 

Michigan and Wisconsin. Scale 9 m.=l in. $1.60 

Minnesota. Scale 10 m. =1 in. 80c 

Mississippi. Scale 8.5 m. = l in. 80c 

Missouri. Scale 8.5 m.=l in. 80c 

Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming. Scale 14 m.=l in. $1.60 

New Hampshire and Vermont. Scale 5 m. =1 in. 80c 

New Jersey. Scale 4 m.=l in. 80c 

New INIexico. Scale 12 m.=l in. 80c 

New York. Scale 5 m.=l in. $3.20 

North and South Carolina. Scale 8 m.=l in. $1.60 

North Dakota. Scale 10 m.=l in. 80c 

Ohio. Scale 7 m.=l in. 80c 

Oklalioma and Indian Territories. Scale 10 m.=l in. 80c 

Oregon. Scale 10 m.=l in. 80c 

Pennsylvania. Scale 5 m.=l in. $1.60 

Philippine Islands. Scale 13 m.=l in. $1.60 

Porto Rico. Scale 5 m.=l in. 80c 

South Dakota. Scale 10 m.=l in. 80c 

Texas. Scale 12 m.=l in. $1.60 

Utah. Scale 10ni.=l in. 80c 

Virginia and West Virginia. Scale 7 ni.=l in. $1.60 

Washington. Scale 9 m.=l in. 80c 



State Department 



Note.— The State Department distributes the Consular Reports and other De- 
partmental publications gratuitously. For sale of laws see page 4. 

Coffee. Report [of delegates], with proceedings of international con- 
gress for study of production and consumption of coffee. Dec. 10, 
1902, [published] 1903. 312 pp. (S. doc. 35.) [English and 
Spanish.] *15c 

Cuba. Commercial convention between United States and Cuba, signed 
Habana, Dec. 11, 1902. Dec. [17], 1902. 6 pp. (Confidential; 
[Senate] executive I [pt. 1].) 

Same [with amendments proposed by Committee on Foreign Relations]. 
Jan. 19, 1903. 7 pp. ( Senate executive I [pt. 1].) [Injunction of 
secrecy removed Jan. 19, 1903.] 

Note.— The series of documents to which this belongs is printed in confidence 
for the use of the Senate, and is inaccessible to other persons unless, as in this 
instance, the Senate removes the injunction of secrecy. 

Diplomatic and consular service of United States; corrected to Dec. 30 

1902. 58 pp. 
Diplomatic list, Jan. 1903. 13 pp. 24" [Monthly.] 



62 January, 1903 

Interoceanic canal. Convention between United States and Colombia 
for construction of [Panama] Canal, to connect Atlantic and racific 
oceans, signed [Washington], Jan. 22, 1903. Jan. 28, 1903. 16 pp. 
(Confidential; [Senate] executive K.) [Injunction of secrecy re- 
moved Jan. 24, 1903.] 

Note. — The series of documents to which this belongs is printed in confidence 
for the use of the Senate, and is inaccessible to other persons unless, as In this 
instance, the Senate removes the injunction of secrecy. 

Korea. Estimate of appropriation for interpreters in Korea. Jan. 9, 
1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 253.) 

Mexico. Transcript of record of proceedings before Mexican and Amer- 
ican Mixed Claims Commission [1869-7H] with relation to Pious 
fund of the Californias, Ijeing claim 493, American docket, and 
entitled Thaddeus Amat, bishop of ^Monterey, Joseph S. Alemany, 
archbishopof San Francisco, vs. Mexico [with Diplomatic correspond- 
ence between United States and Mexico relative to Pious fund of 
the Californias, prepared for Permanent Court of Arl)itration, and 
memorial of United States submitteil to court]. 1902. 655-r86 f- 
11 pp. [Contains articles in English, Spanish, and Latin.] 

United States vs. JNIexico, report of Jackson H. Ralston, agent of 

United States and of counsel, in matter of Pious fund of the Cali- 
fornias before Permanent Court of Arljitration, The Hague, Sept. 
15-Oct. 14, 1902, with pleadings, appendix, exhibits, briefs, and 
record of proceedings. 1902. [1051] pp. 

Same. Dec. 9, 1902. 891pp. (S. doc. 28.) [Contains articles in 

English, Spanish, French, and Latin.] *45c 

Seoul, Korea. Communication from [minister to Korea, requesting] 
aj)propriation frir erection of legation buildings at Seoul. Jan. 5, 
1903. 4 pp. (H. doc. 226.) 

Sivewright, Bacon & Co. Papers relating to claim of Sivewright, Bacon 
& Co., British subjects, for compensation for damages sustained bv 
steamship Eastry. Jan. 19, 1903. 27 pp. (S. doc. 93.) 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

Note. — This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices 
usually ranging from 5c to 75c. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

Mojithly bulletin, Jan. 1903; whole no. 112, v. 14, no. 1. 1-346-xxii 
pp. 1 por. (H. doc. 310, pt. 1.) [Contains articles in English, 
Spanish, and French.] 

Contents: 

Additions to Columbus Memorial Library, Dec. VM2. 

library series 5, .Tuly-Dec. 1902. 

Argentina! Exports, first 10 montlis of 1902: port movements, first 9 months of 
1902: exportation of otter and carpincho skins. 

and Chile, boundary question between, Award of Edward VII, King of Great 

Britain, in. 

Bolivia. Organic ''ustoms law of Republic; general customs regulations of Repub- 
lic: customs duties; valuation tariff. 

Book notes. 

Brazil. Trade statistics for 1901; gold basis for Amazonas: agricultural banking 
system in Bahia. 

Chile. Commerce with Brazil: report of Nitrate .Association. 

Colombia. Treaty of peace [with revolutionists in Cauca and Panama]. 

Ecuador, Bids for lighting Guayaquil; new port of Salina.s. 

Change of diplomatic representative of, in United States. 

(Guatemala. Government receipts and expenditures, 1903. 

Haiti. Election of President Nord Alexis. 

Honduras. Economic conditions; textile fabrics. 

Latin America. Trade opportunities in. 

Mexico. Foreign trade, first quarter of 190-'-3; commercial movement of 1901-2: 
financial situation: notes. 

Nicaragua. Customs duties payable in gold. 

Periodicals Jind newspapers on file. 

Salvador. Notes. 

linited States. Trade with Latin .\merica: consular trade reports: foreign com- 
merce in Nov. 1902; tobacco-growing in Texas: production of pig iron and steel 
in 1902; coffee movement in Nov.- [1902]; notes. 

Uruguay. Sugar industry. 



January, 1903 03 



FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Advance sheets of consular reports, Jan. 2-31, 1903; nos. 1534-o9. 7 il. 
[Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 

Same, index to, Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1902. 1903. 103 pp. 

Consular Reports, Jan. 1903; v. 71, no. 268. xx — 1-16.S pp. il. (H. 
doc. 113, pt. 1.) [^lonthly. These articles have appeared previ- 
ously in the Advance sheets.] *15c 

C'ontenU: 

Alcohol from Jeni.'ialeiii artichoke; by Thornwoll Haynes. 
Athens. International exposition at: by F. AV. Jackson. 
Australian tariff chan.Eres; transmitted by J. P. Bray. 
Automobile, New German; by J. F. Monaghan. 
,\ntomobile regulations in Europe; by several consuls. 
Automobiles in Asia: by several consuls. 

in Australasia: by several consuls. 

ia Canada; by J. L. Bittinger and A. E. Smith. 

in Canary Islands: by Solomon Berliner. 

in Cape Colony: by W. R. Bigham. 

in Europe; by several consuls. 

in Latin America; by several consuls. 

Beet seed. Cultivation of, from imported mother .seed: by H. W. Diederich. 

Canada. United States capital in: by J. L. Bittinger. 

Cattle, French. New markets for: transmitted by Thornwell Haynes. 

Ceramic industry. German: by Walter Schumann. 

Coal industrv: bv .James Bovle. 

Coal strike in Frknce: by \V". P. Atwell. 

Copper in New South Wales: by O. H. Baker. 

Cuba, Foreign trade of. 

Cuban rural gtiard. Reorganization of. 

Dominican Republic, Import duties in [decree]: transmitted by W. F. Powell. 

England. Popular .American wares in; by F. W. Mahin. 

Fire extinguisher. German: by H. \V. Diederich. 

Fire pump. Electric, in Rouen: by Thornwell Haynes. 

Fish. live. Swiss device for carrying: by H. H. Morgan. 

Food. New, for live stock in Germany; "by B. F. Liefeld. 

Foreign reports and i)ublications. 

Forestry in Germany: by J. E. Kehl. 

French capital in foreign countries: by J. C. Covert. 

German exports to United States; transmitted by F. H. Mason. 

Germany, Commerce and industries of, in 1901: by F. H. Mason. 

Salable .American products for; bv F. H. Mason. 

Goats. Maltese: by J. H Grout. 

Gold Coast Railway; transmitted by H. C. Evans. 
.Japanese taritf. New: transmitted by A. E. Buck. 
Labor. Reduction of hours of. in France: by J. C. Covert. 
Manchester exports to United States; by W. F. Grinnell. 
Milk powder in Germany; by O. J. D. Hughes. 
Milk supply, hygienic, E.xpo.sition of. at Hamburg. 
Motor-cycle trade in Great Britain: by H. C. Evans. 
Motors, Alcohol, in Germanv: by O. J. D. Hughes. 
Notes. 
Paris. Street architecture in: by J. K. Gowdy. 

to Pekin, Through service from: by Thornwell Haynes. 

Peat-fuel operations. Canadian: by E. 5s. Gunsaulus. 

Peru, Railway 7>rojects in: by I. B. Dudley and K. K. Kenneday. 

Phylloxera iii Italy; by J. C." Covert. 

Stationery goods iii Canada; by J. L. Bittinger. 

Sugar. National consumption of; by F. W. Mahin. 

Sugar crop. E.stimates of. for 1902-3; by H. W. Diederich. 

Sugar production of CuJ)a; transmitted by H. G. Squiers. 

Tonkin, Trade conditions in: by ,J. C. Covert. 

Trade-mark regulations. Malta;" transmitted by J. H. Grout. 

Vehicles. American, Demand for. at Harput; by T. H. Norton. 

Wages in France, by A. de Foville: transmitted by W. P. Atwell. 

Waterworks for'Apia: by George Heimrod. 

Stored goods as collateral for loans. 1902. xvi — 101 pp. (Special Con- 
sular Reports, v. 25; H. doc. 199.) 

LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMMISSION 

Receipts and disbursements of Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company, 
Nov. 1902. Jan. 6, 1903. 3 pp. (S. doc. 72. ) 



64 January, 1903 

porto rico 

2d annual report of governor, May 1, 1901-July 1, 1902, by William H. 

Hunt [with reports of insular secretary, attornev-general, etc]. 

Dec. 9, 1902. iii-r351 pp. 18 pi. (S. doc. 32.) ^ • *25c 

Ordinance enacted by Executive Council, Dec. 3, 1902, granting to 

Benjamin J. Horton right to construct telei^hone lines through 

Porto Rico. Jan. 6, 1903. 5 pp. (S. doc. 71.) 
Ordinance enacted by Executive Council, Dec. 3 [2], 1902, granting to 

J. H. D. Luce right to construct wharf on east side of harbor of 

Ponce. Jan. 19, 1903. 7 pp. (S. doc. 91.) 



Treasury Department 

Accounts. Report of expenditures of contingent fund of Department 

[1902]. Dec. 1, 1902. 31 pp. (H. doc. 30.) 
Atlanta, Ga. Letter relating to improvement of post-office building at 

Atlanta. Jan. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 281.) 
Bonds of officers. Rules regulating execution of official ])onds required 

by law to be approved by Secretary. Jan. 6, 1903. 2 i)p. 4° (Dept. 

circular 4, 1903; Division of Appointments. ) 
Chinese. Rules and regulations [under sec. 3 of act approved Apr. 29, 

1902] governing admission of Chinese to United States to take part 

in Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Jan. 7, 1903. 2 pj). 4° (Dept. 

circular 5, 1903; Bureau of Lnmigration.) 
Coal. Rebate of duties on coal [act of Congress]. Jan. 16, 1903. 1 \>. 

4° (Dept. circular 9, 1903; Division of Customs.) 
Customs. Estimate of appropriation for collecting revenue [1904] . Jan. 

9,1903. 36 pp. (H. doc. 258.) 
Debt. Statement of public debt and cash in Treasury, Jan. 1903. 1 p. f" 

[Monthly.] 
Drawback, frontier inspection. Jan. 27," 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 

12, 1903; Division of Customs.) 
Maritime Association of Port of Xew York. Letter recommending 

appropriation for tidal indicator in ^Maritime Exchange, New York. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 304.) 
Norfolk, Ya. Recommendations for aids to navigation in harbor. 

Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 270.) 
Official matter. Formulation of official communications for press copy- 
ing. Dec. 27, 1902. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 145, 1902; Division 

of Appointments. ) 
Perry, Okla. Letter relating to buildings at Kingfisher and Perry. 

Jan. 29, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 339. ) ' 
Portal, N. Dak., subport of entry, etc. [act of Congress]. Jan. 26, 1903. 

1 p. 4° (Dept. circular 11, 1903; Division of Customs.) 
Report. Annual report of Secretary on state of finances [with tables 

and reports of heads of bureaus] ,1902. xvi + 624 pp. (Treas. Dept. 

doc. 2295; H. doc. 8.) 

Contents: 

Reports of — 

Comptroller of currenry. 
Internal Revenue Othce. 
Mint Bureau. 
Register of Treasury. 
Secretary of Treasury. 
Treasurer of United States. 



January, 1903 65 

Salmon. Limiting (Uiration of salmon tishing season in sontheastern 
Alaska. Jan.'o, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 3, 1903; Division of 
Special Agents. ) 

Steamboats. Regulations relating to issue of permits to steamers to use 
petroleum as fuel for motive power. Jan. 10, 1903. 2 pp. 4° (Dept. 
circular 6, 1903; Steamboat-Inspection Service. ) 

Sugar. Export bounties on sugar produced in Austiia-Hungarv. Jan. 
' 19, 1903. 1 p. 4" ( Dept. circular 10, 1903; Division of Customs. ) 

Sj'racuse, N. Y. Letter from acting Secretary of Treasury and act- 
ing Attorney-(Teneral [with letter from Postmaster-General and] 
report [of commission] relative to Federal building at Svracuse. 
Jan. 2], 1903. 9 pp. (H. doc. 306.) 

Treasury decisions under tariff, internal revenue, immigration, navigation 
laws, etc., weekly, v. H, nos. 1-5; Jan. 1-29, 1903. [Department de- 
cisions numbered 24113-191 including general appraisers' decisions 
5248-69, and internal revenue decisions 610-624.] 

Same, index to v. 5, Jan.-Dec. 1902. 1903. Ix pp. 

APPRAISERS 

Reappraisements of merchandise by general appraisers [on Dec. 22, 1902- 
Jan. 21, 1903]; Jan. 5-26, 1903. 4" (Reappraisement circulars 913- 
920; Division of Customs. ) [Weekly.] 

ARCHITECT, SUPERVISING 

Baltimore, ]Md. p]stimate of appropriation for addition to Baltimore 
sul)treasnry building. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 272. ) 

— — P>timate of ai)propriation for elevator in post-office building at 
Baltimore. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 275.) 

Detroit, ^lich. Estimate of appropriation for [lookouts in] post-office 
at Detroit. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 296.) 

Engraving and Printing Bureau. Estimate of appropriation for addi- 
tional building for bureau. Jan. 7, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 249.) 

Revised estimate for new bnildinij: for bureau. Jan. 21, 1903. 

2 pp. (H. doc. 307.) 

Cireensboro, X. C. Estimates of api:)ropriation for rental of buildings at 
Greensboro. Jan. 31, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 343.) 

Kenduskeag River. Estimate of appropriation for repair of bridge 
[across river] at Bangor, ]\Ie. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 234.) 

Philadelphia, Pa. Estimate of ajjpropriation for elevator plant in ap- 
praisers' stores building at Philadelphia. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. 
(H. doc. 276.) 

Report. Annual report, 1902. 235 pj). (Treas. Dept. doc. 2307.) 

St. Paul, ^linn. Estimate of appropriation for elevator and ash hoist 
in i)()st-office luiilding at St. Paul. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 
277.) 

Treasury Department. Estimate of appropriation for rental of pneu- 
matic-tube service [for Treasurv building]. Jan. 27, 1903. 2 pj). 
(H. doc. 325.) 

AUDITOR FOR POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT 

Amount due individuals for carrying mails prior to May [June] 1, 1861, 
in cases where Confederate records fan to show payment by Con- 
federate government. Jan. 19, 1903. 22 pp. (S. doc. 92. ) 

12686— No. 97—03 5 



66 January, 1903 

auditor for state and other departments 

Statement of expenditures of Isthmian Canal Commission [with state- 
ments of compensation and traveling expenses allowed each mem- 
ber and engineer; presented bv Mr. Morgan]. Jan. 15, 1903. 8 pp. 
(S. doc. 88.) 

AUDITOR FOR TREASURY DEPARTMENT 

Detailed statement of refunds of customs duties, 1902. Jan. 13, 1903. 

62 pp. (H. doc. 279.) 
Reports of accounting officers showing officers delinquent in accounts 

andpaymentof l)alances [1902]. Jan. 7, 1903. 17 pp. (H. doc. 250.) 

BOOKKEEPING AND WARRANTS DIVISION 

Combined statement of receipts and expenditures of Government, 1902. 
Dec. 5, 1902. 63 pp. 4" (H. doc. 78.) 

Comparative statement of receipts and expenditures of United States 
[for month and 7 months ending Jan. 1902 and 1903]. 1 p. oblong 
8° [Monthly.] 

Statement of Treasury, Jan. 2-31, 1903. Each [3] pp. 4" [Daily ex- 
cept 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 custom-houses, at 
the bjan«h hydrographic offices of the Navy Department, at United States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coast Survey. 

List and catalogue of publications, 1816-1902; by E. L. Burchard. 1902. 

239 pp. large 8" 
Notice to Mariners 292; Dee. 1902. 16 -f [2] pp. 4» [Monthly.] 

Note.— Contains corrections for charts of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, with 

lists of new charts, canceled editions, etc. 

Revised estimate for new steamer for survey. Jan. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (H. 

doc. 256.) 
Sailing directions for coasts of Panav, Negros, Cebit, and ailjacent islands. 

Manila, 1902. 60 pp. 
United States coast pilot, Atlantic Coast; pt. 8, Gulf of Mexico from Key 

West to Rio Grande, supplement to 2d edition. Dec. 23, 1902. 10 1. 

large 8" 

Charts 

Block Island, R. I.; chart 356. Scale 1 : 10,000. Nov. 1902, first pub- 
lished 1887. 49.8 X 28.8 in. 50c 

COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY 

Annual report, Dec. 1, 1902. 2 v. 1081 and iii -+- 1574 pp. (Treas. Dept. 
doc. 2303a; H. doc. 10.) [Report covers year ended Oct. 31, 
1902.] *2 V. §1.35 

Bulletin 507-510; Jan. 5-26, 1903. 4° [Weekly.] 

Note.— Announces changes in officers of national banks, organization of new 
banks, liquidations, etc. 

COMPTROLLER OF TREASURY 

Letter calling attention to language [relative to method of auditing ac- 
counts] in [S. 569], to establish Department of Commerce and Labor. 
Jan. 21, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 108.) 



January, 1903 67 

government actuary 

Market price.s and inves-tment values of outstanding securities [Dec. 1902]. 
Jan. 2, 1903. 2 pp. 4" (Treasury Dept. Dept. circular 2, 1903.) 

IMMIGRATION BUREAU 

Estimate of appropriation [from connnissioner of immigration at New- 
York] for improvements at [barge office, New York City, and at 
Ellis Island immigrant station]. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H.doc. 220. ) 

Estimate of aitpropriation [from immigrant inspector at Honolulu] for 
immigrant station at Honolulu, Hawaii [on Quai'antine Island]. 
Jan. 3, 1903. [3] pp. (H. doc. 224.) 

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE 

Annual report of commissioner [with tables], 1902. viii-j-282 pp 
(Treas. Dept. doc. 2306; H. doc. 11.) 

Oleomargarine, modification of regulations 9 [revised June, 1902], rel- 
ative to cancellation bv manufacturers of tax-paid stamps. Jan. 12, 
1903. 1 p. 4" ([Circular] 639; Treasury Dept., Dept. circulars, 
1903. ) 

Relative to special-tax lialjility for sale of alcoholic beverages, amenda- 
tory and exjilanatory of circular 636. Jan.' 24, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Cir- 
cular 640. ) 

LIFE-SAVING SERVICE 

Amendment to estimate of api)ropriation for [officers of Revenue-Cutter 
Service detailed for tluty in] Life-Saving Service. Jan. 17, 1903. 
2pp. (H.doc. 292.) 

Estimates for appropriations [from superintendent of service for messen- 
ger and from acting Attorney-General for salary of crier ai)pointed 
bv Court of Appeals, District of Columljiu]. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. 
(S. doc. 66.) 

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 lighthou.se districts, the 
United States custom-houses, the Hydrographic Office and its branches, and the 
sales agents of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 

Bulletin 139, recent changes in aids to navigation, Jan. 1, 1903, c(jasts 

of United States. 29 1. -f [2] pp. [Monthly.] 
List of beacons, buoys, and dav marks on Pacific Coast of United States; 

corrected to Jan. 1, 1903. ^ 1902. 96 + v pp. large S" 
List of post lights on western rivers; corrected to Sejit. 1, 1902. 253 

pp. narrow 16" 

Notice to Mariners 1, 2 of 1903; Jan. 2, 13, 1903. p. 1, 2,4" 

Note.— Contains notices of establishment of new lights, light-vessels, and steam- 
whistles, changes in buoyage, etc. 

Specitications for twin-screw steel steam light-house tender Ivy. 1902. 
75 pp. 5 pi. 4" 

LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION 

Circulation statement, Jan. 1, 1903. 1 p. oblong 8" [Monthly.] 

Note. — Estimatedpopulation, Jan. 1,1903, 79,799,000: circulation per capita, S29.-13. 
Registered bonds caveated upon books of [Treasury] Department, Jan. 1 , 
1903. Ip.f" [Monthly.] 



68 January, 11)03 

mint bureau 

Estimate of appropriation for niachinerv, etc., at new mint at Denver, 

Colo. Jan. 5, 190.3. 2 pp. (H. doc. 232.) 
Values of foreign coins. Jan. 1, 1903. [3] pp. 4" (Treasury Dept. 

Dept. circular 1, 1903.) [Quarterly.] 

ASS.W COMMISSION 

Proceedings of commission of 1902, and test of coinage executed and 
reserved during calendar vear 1901; also laws relating to annual 
assay. 1902. 26 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2310. ) 

PORTO RICO 

Receipts and expenditures l)v treasurer of Porto Rico [Nov. 1901-Oct. 

1902]. Dec. 12, 1902. 128 pp. (H. doc. 155.) 
Reports of auditor of Porto Rico of receipts and disbursements, Nov. 

1901-Oct. 1902. Dec. 12, 1902. 307 pp. (H. doc. 154.) 

PUBLIC HEALTH AND MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Public Health Reports, v. 18, nos. 1-4, 4, supplement, 5; Jan. 2-30, 1903. 
[xix] + 1-162 + 9 pp. [Weekly.] 

Note. — This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as reported by the oflRcers of the Public Health and Marine 
Hospital Service and other-s, is "for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is lim- 
ited, and the document is intended only for health officers and other persons 
interested in sanitary affairs. To obtain it application should be made to the 
Surgeon-General of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, Treasury 
Department. Special articles are — 

Leprosy, Treatment and cure of, in south China, by Adolph Razlag: no. .5. 
Plague conference [Washington, D. C, address by Walter Wyman, and resolu- 
tions pas.sed by conference] ; no. 4, supplement. 
Plague situation. Review of, at San Francisco, by D. M. Currie: no. 5. 

Regulations for government of service. Nov. 21, 1902. 172 jip. (Treas. 

Dept. doc. 2291.) 

Reports of [Samuel H.] Hodgson on diseases of tropical countries of 

America. Jan. 12, 1903. 19 pp. (S. doc. 80.) 

REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE 

Amending rules and regulations governing anchorage of vessels in port 
of New York. Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. 4° ([Circular] -SI: Treasury 
Dept., Dept. circular 7, 1903.) 

Estimate for additional appropriation for new revenue steamer at Phila- 
delphia [Pa.]. Jan. 14, 1903. 2 pj). (H. doc. 280.) 

Estimate of apjiropriation for new vessel [to take place of revenue cutter 
Chase]. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 274.) 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Advance sheets from ^Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance, show- 
ing details of imports and exports bv articles and countries for Dec. 
1902. 72 pp. 4° 

Exports of domestic breadstuffs, provisions, cotton, and mineral oils, 
Dec. 1902. 1903. 13pp. 4" (Bulletin 6, series 1902-03.) [Monthly.] 

Imports and exports of United States, Dec. 1902. 1 p. 4" [Monthly.] 

Month) v Summarv of Commerce and Finance of United States, Nov. 1902; 
no.'S, series 1902-03. p. 1255-1666, 4" (H. doc. 15, pt. 5.) 

World's sugar jiroduction and consumption, showing statistical position 
of sugar at close of 19th century; from Summarv of Commerce and 
Finance, Nov. 1902. iv+ 1265-1445, pp. 4° 



January, 1903 69 

TREASURER OF UNITED STATES 

Monthlv statement, paper currency of each denomination outirtanding 
Jan. 81, 1903. 1 p. oblong 24"" 



War Department 



Accounts;. Expenditures of contingent fund [1902]. Jan.. 5, 1903. 11pp. 
(H.doc. 239.) 

Alaska. Estimate of appropriation for military [submarine] cable in 
Alaska [connecting lieadquarters Department of the Columbia with 
garrisons in southeastern Alaska, to extend from point at or near 
Fort Lawton, Seattle, Wash., via Sitka, to Juneau]. Jan. 5, 1903. 
2 pp. (H.doc. 231.) 

Burnham, E. S. Estimate of appropriation for payment of claim of 
Burnham. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 221.)' 

General staff corps. Establishment of general staff corps in Army, 
statements by Secretary. 1902. 58 pp. 

Note.— Made up of extract from annual report of Secretary, 1902. with hear- 
ing before Military Affair?; Committee of House, Dee. 13, 1902. on H. 154-19, and 
hearing before Military AtTairs Committee of Senate, Dec. 17. 1902, on S. 6332. to 
increase efficiency of Army. 

Hospital Corps. Letter from Secretary with draft of bill [by surgeon- 
general of Army relative to] plan for reorganization of Hospital 
Corps, Army. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 222.) 

Leases granted, calendar year 1902. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H.doc. 278. ) 

Liquors. Response to imjuiry, reports relating to operation of law pro- 
hibiting sale of beer and light wines in post exchanges. Jan. 9, 
1903. 525 pp. (H.doc. 252. ) 

Military training. Estimate of appropriation for equipment of otlicers' 
schools. Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 264.) 

Pay Dejiartment. Manual for Pay Department, revised to include Aug. 
' 20, 1902; by C. C. Sniffen. 1902. 123 pp. (War Dept. doc. 170.) 

Pedrera v Romero, Julian. Papers relatinir to claim of Pedrera. Jan. 
29,1903. 15pp. (H.doc. 336.) 

Philipi)ine Islands. Answer to resolution, effect system of railroads in 
islands would have on cost of maintaining law and order. Jan. 13, 
1902. 2 pp. (S. doc. 82.) 

Conminnications from Secretary of War and solicitor-general, re- 
lating to legislation to pre^-ent United States from becoming refuge 
for fugitives from justice in Philippine Islands, and Philippines from 
becoming refuge for fuuitives from justice in United States; jtre- 
sented by Mr. Lodge. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 112.) 

Petition of Eimilio Aguinaldo y Famy asking legislation for estab 

lishment of agricultural bank in Philippine Islands. Jan. 20, 1903 
7 pp. (H.doc. 303.) 

Pul)lications. Orders [concerning distrilmtion of publications]. Jan. 
5, 1903. 2 pp. 12" 

Reeve, William C. Estimate of appropriation for payment of claim of 
Reeve. Jan. 13, 1903. 2pp. (H.doc. 268.) 

Reports. Annual reports, 1902; v. 1, report of Secretary and reports of 
bureau chiefs. 1903. v + [l]---771 pp. 2 pi. 4 maps, 3 tab. (H. 
doe. 2. ) 
Contents: 

Reports of — 
Adjutant-general, to Secretary of War. 
Commissary-general of subsistence. 
Inspector-general, to Secretary of War. 



70 January, 1903 

Reports — Continued. 
Contents — Continued. 
Reports of— 
Insular Affairs Bureau. 
Judge-advocate-general. 
Paymaster-general. 
Quartermaster-general. 
Record and Pension Office. 
Secretary of War. 
Signal Office. 
Surgeon-general. 

Same, 1902; v. S, miscellaneous reports. 1902. 190 pp. (H. 

doc. 2. ) 

Contents: 

Reports of— 
Chickamauga and Chattanooga National park Commission. 
Gettysburg National ' ■■vk Commission. 
Military Academy. Board of Visitors. 

superintendent. 

National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Inspection of. 

Shiloh National Park Commission. 

Soldiers' Home, D. C. Board of Commissioners. 

Inspection of. 

Vick.sburg National Park Commission. 

Same, 1902; v. 11, acts of Philippine Commission. [See Philip- 
pine Commission, 1900-.] 

Surgeons. Letter from Secretary proposing legislation in relation to 
[assignment of pay accounts] of contract surgeons and contract den- 
tal surgeons [with decisions of Comptroller of Treasury]. Jan. 5, 
1903. '3 pp. (H. doc. 233.) 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL 

Army list and directory, officers of Army, Dec. 20, 1902; [no.] 37. 72 pp. 

Same, Jan. 20, 1903; [no.] 38. 71 pp. 

Circular 1-4 [1903]; Jan. 6-29, 1903. 12" [Corrected 2d print of no. 4 
was issued.] 

Efficiency Division. Orders [relating to creation of division for compil- 
ing records and reports concerning officers of Army]. Jan. 2, 1903. 
1 p. 12'^ 

Enlistments for line of Army, Dec. 1902. 7 pp. 12" [Monthly.] 

General orders 1-10 [1903]; Jan. 6-29, 1903. 12" [No. 7 is act to pro- 
mote efficiency of militia.] 

Special orders 1-26 [1903] ; Jan. 2-31, 1903. 12° [Daily except Sundays 
and holidays.] 

Stations of Army, Jan. 15, 29, 1903. Each [2] pp. oblong large 8° 
[Weekly; none issued Dec. 11-25, 1902, Jan. 1, 8, 22, 1903.] 

ARMY 

C.WALRY .AND FIELD ARTILLERY SCHOOL 

General orders 1-4 [1903] ; Fort Riley, Kans., Jan. 2-25, 1903. 12" 
List of farriers, blacksmiths, and selected men under instruction. Jan. 

23, 1903. 1 p. 12" 
Special orders 1-3 [1903]; Fort Riley, Kans., Jan. 10-25, 1903. 12" 

MILITARY DEPARTMENTS AND DIVISIONS 

Philippines. Report of J. F. Bell, commanding 3d brigade [concerning 
offenses against laws of war charged against insurgents in Philip- 
pine Islands in paragraphs 1-9 of his circular 5, dated Dec. 13, 1901] . 
Dec. 1, 1902, [published] 1903. 27 pp. 



January, 1903 71 

chickamauga and chattanooga national park 
commission 

Letter from president of commission commendins road improvements 
[from Crawfish Spring', "Walker County, Ga., to Stevens Gap], 
in connection witli Chickamautra and Chattanooga National Park; 
presented by Mr. Clay. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 63.) 

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT 

Abstracts of proposals [received 1902] for materials and lal)or. Dec. 12, 

1902. 74 pp. (H. doc. 31o.) 
Circular 1 [1903]; Jan. 10, 1903. 1 p. 12" 

Recommendation relating to extension of time for completion of high- 
wav bridge across Potomac River at Washington, D. C. Jan. 15, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 283.) 

Special orders 1, 2 [1903]; Jan. 6, 23, 1903. Each 1 p. 12" 
Statement showing rank, duties, and addresses of officers of Corps of 
Engineers. Jan. 2, 1903. 29 pp. 4" 

NORTHERN .\ND NORTHWESTERN LAKES SURVEY 

Supplements, 1902, corrections and additions to bulletins 12a-12e, Lake 
Superior and St. Marys River; Lake Michigan and Green Baj-; 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 upon charts of Great Lakes. Dec. 31, 1902. 9 pp. 4" 

CJmrts 

Note.— Lake Survey charts may be obtained of Major ^V. L. Fisk, Office U. S. 
Lake .Survey. Detroit. Mich. They will be sent by express, the express charges to 
be paid by the purchaser on receipt of the 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. 

Lorain Harbor, Ohio. Scale 1: 8,000. Jan. 12, 190.3. 26.2 X 30.7 in. 

15c 

PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS OFFICE 

Revised estimates for buildings and grounds in and around Washington 
[for care of Executive Mansion, etc.]. Jan. 26, 1903. 5 pp. (H. 
doc. 321.) 

INSPECTOR-GENERAL 

Report of inspection of branches of National Home for Disabled Volun- 
teer Soldiers, made Julv 15-Oct. 22, 1902; bv Thomas T. Knox. 
Dec. 17, 1902. 155 pp. ' (H. doc. 182.) 

INSULAR AFFAIRS BUREAU 

Estimate of appropriation for care of civil records of militarv govern- 
ment of Cuba. Jan. 29, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 337. ) 

Monthlv summarv of conmierce of Philippine Islands, Julv, 1902; no. 1, 
series 1902-0.3. p. 1-119, 4° 

Tabular statement of Philippine commerce since date of American occu- 
pation. Jan. 31, 1903. 13 pp. (S. doc. 126.) 

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 

Circular of information for candidates seeking appointment in Medical 
Corps of Army. [Jan. 19, 1903.] 11 pp. 12" 



72 January, 1903 

okunance and fortification board 

12th report, 1902. Jan. 5, 1903. 31 pp. (H. doc. 245.) 

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 

General .specifications governing manufacture and inspection of carriages 
and parts of carriages for cannon. Jan. 1, 1903. 24 pp. 12° 

Granulation of smokeless powder for cannon; by T. L. Ames. Oct. 2, 
1902. 7 pp. 4" (Notes on construction of ordnance 85.) 

Ordnance orders 19, 20 [1902]; Nov. 12, Dec. 31, 1902. 12° 

Statement of cost of guns and other articles manufactured [at Frankford, 
Rock Island, Watertown, and Watervliet arsenals and Sandv Hook 
Proving Ground, 1902]. Dec. 15, 1902. 34 pp. (H. doc. 166.) 

PAY DEPARTMENT 

Distance circular 2; Jan. 1, 1903. 29 pp. [Amendments to Official table 

of distances, etc.] 
Monthly station list of officers, Jan. 1, 1903. 4 pp. 
Stoppage circular, Jan. 15, 1903. 7 pp. [Monthly.] 

PHILIPPINE COMMISSION, 1900- 

Acts of commission [Oct. 14, 1901-Julv 1, 1902]. 1902. xvi + 413 pp. 
(War Dept., Reports, 1902, v. 11; H. doc. 2.) 

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS CIVIL GOVERNOR 

Report for year ending Oct. 1, 1902. Manila, 1902. 35 pp. [Exhibits 
not yet printed.] 

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS INTERIOR DEPARTMENT 

Report of secretary for year ending Aug. 31, 1902. Manila, 1902. 76 p}>. 

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS PUBLIC INSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT 

1st annual report of secretary of public instruction for vear ending Oct. 
15, 1902. Manila, 1902. 53 pp. 

QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT 

Adams Express Company and Southern Express Company. Estimate 
of aiipropriation for payment of expenses of transporting remains of 
[E. H. Strothers by companies, with report of judge-advocate- 
general of Army]. Jan. 5, 1903. 13 pp. (H. doc. 237.) 

Antietam, Md. Estimate of appropriation for road to [Burnside Bridge 
from] Antietam national cemeterv [roadway, Sharpsburg, Md.]. 
Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 322.) 

Bradv, Fort, Mich. Estimate of appropriation for [replacing burnt] 
buildings at fort. Jan. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 282. ) 

Conrad, Casper H., jr. Estimate of appropriation for disallowance in 
accounts of Conrad. Jan. 5, 1903. 4 pp. ( H. doc. 229. ) 

Crook, Fort, Nebr. Estimate of [deficiency in] appropriation for shoot- 
ing galleries and ranges, [for rifle range] at fort. Jan. 17, 1903. 
2 pp. (H. doc. 293.) 



January, 1903 73 

Cushings Island. [Estimate of appropriation for purchase of land at 

Cushings Island [Portland Harbor] ^le. Jan. 27, 1903. 2 pp. 

(H. doc. 324.) 
Hospitals. Estimate of [deticiencv] appropriation for construction and 

repair of hospitals [1902]. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 223. ) 
McKinlev, William, Fort, P. I. Estimate of appropriation for military 

post "at Manila. Jan. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 320.) 
Officers. Roster showing stations and duties of officers, Jan. 15, 1903. 

6 pp. [Monthly.] 

Peck, E., & Co. Papers in relation to claim of E. Peck & Co. Jan. 16, 
1903. 4 pp. (H. doc. 291.) 

Philippine Islands. Estimate of appropriation for barracks and quar- 
ters, Philippine Islands. Jan. 13, 1903. 7 pp. (H. doc. 267.) 

Piper, Aden, Goodall Company. Reports relating to claim of company. 
Jan. 24, 1903. 8 pp. {U. doc. 317.) 

Snelling, Fort, Minn. Estimate of appropriation for [purchase of land 
for] target range at fort. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 jip. (H. doc. 236.) 

Tremoya Hermanos. Papers in relation to claim of Tremoya Hermanos. 
Jail. 12, 1903. 17 pp. (H. doc. 262.) 

SIGXAL OFFICE 

Electrical instruments and equipments of Signal Corps [\vith bibliog- 
raphy]; by Edgar Russel. 1902. 159 pp. 85 il. 2 pi. (Manual 3; 
War Dept. doc. 183. ) 

Orders 1-3 [1903]; Jan. 1-31, 1903. 12" 

Roster and stations of officers of Signal Corps. Jan. 1, 1903. 5 pp. 

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT 

Circular 1 [1903] ; Jan. 7, 1903. 1 p. 12° 

Roster [of officers], Jan. 1, 1903. 3 pp. [Monthly.] 



Courts of United States 

COURT OF CLAIMS 

Addington. Findings in case of Jesse Addington. Jan. 15, 1903. 2 j^p. 
(H. doc. 288.) 

Ardent, schooner. Conclusions of law. and fact in French si)oliation 
[case of William D., Thomas D., Henry A., and Joseph A. Lee and 
Virginia Waters, administrators of William Duncan, for seizure of] 
schooner, George Lee, master. Jan. 23, 1903. 3 pp. ( H. doc. 313. ) 

Barton. Findings in case of R. W. Barton. Jan. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (H. 
doc. 259. ) 

Benham. Findings in case of A. E. K. Benham. Jan. 23, 1903. 2 po. 
(S. doc. 109.) 

Bennett. Findings in case of Thomas Bennett and other claimants. 

Jan. 19, 1903.' 32 pp. (S. doc. 99. ) 
Berry. Findings in case of Samuel Berry. Jan. 27, 1903. 2 pp. (H. 

doc. 326. ) 

Betsey, brigantine. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation 
cases relating to brigantine, Thomas M'Crav, master. Jan. 6, 1903. 
2 pp. (H. doc. 247.) 



74 January, 1903 

Bibber. Findings in case of Angeline Bibber, administratrix of Charles 

J. Bibber, and other claimants. Jan. 19, 1903. 25 pp. ( S. doc. 98. ) 
Braine. Findings in case of Mary E. Braine, widow of Daniel L. Braine, 

and other claimants. Jan. 19, 1903. 23 pp. (S. doc. 100.) 
Brooke. Findings in case of M. Ringgolia Brooke and Adelaide Green- 
law. Jan. 5, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 242.) 
Cadle. Findings in case of Thomas J. Cadle, administrator of Martin 

Cadle. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 241.) 
Cannon. Findings in case of Lettie Cannon, administratrix of Henrv 

Cannon. Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 327.) 
Carpenter. Findings in case of A. A. Wade, administrator of [S.] L. 

Carpenter. Jan. 15, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 86.) 
Findings in case of Mary J. Carpenter, administratrix of Benjamin 

D. Carpenter. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 68.) 
Carter. Findings in case of Alfred B. Carter. Jan. 29, 1903. 2 pi>. 

(S. doc. 121.) 

Findings in case of Caroline Carter. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. ( S. doc. 67. ) 

Core. Findings in case of Christine M. Core et al., heirs of Andrew S. 

Core. Jan. 29, 1903. 3 pp. (S. doc. 120.) 
Davis. John Davis, died May 5, 1902, proceedings of bench and Imr. 

[1903.] 32 pp. large 8° 
Derr. Findings in case of Engene L. Derr, administrator of John Derr. 

Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 243.) 
Edge. Findings in case of J. D. Edge, administrator of Jane Edge. 

Jan. 15, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 284.) 
Ewell. Findings in case of Thomas H. Webb, executor of Emily M. 

Ewell. Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (II. doc. 329.) 
Fairex. Findings in case of Mathilda M. Fairex, administratrix of Daniel 

Fairex. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 103.) 
Ferguson. Findings in case of Henrv Craft, administrator of William 

D.Ferguson. Jan. 9, 1903. 2 pp' (H. doc. 260.) 
Foard. Findings in case of Marv Ann Foard, heir of James A. Foard. 

Jan. 29, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 122.) 
Frith. Findings in case of George W. Frith, administrator of Thomas 

I. Frith. Jan. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 294.) 
Haller. Findings in case of Jennie E. Haller, administratrix of Samuel 

M. Haller. Jan. 23, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 311.) 
Hardawav. Findings in case of Alice Oakley et al., heirs of Alice Hard- 

away. Jan. 30, 1903. 4 pp. (S. doc. 125. ) 
Hill. Findings in case of Nancv C. Bell, nee Hill, executrix of Isaac 

S. Hill. Jan. 15, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 286.) 
Hodges. Findings in case of J. P. Hunter and William B. Hodges, 

administrators of Jacob E. Hodges. Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (H. 

doc. 332. ) 
Howard. Findings in case of John B. Howard, administrator of Joseph 

H. Howard. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doe. 302.) 
Huntington. Findings in case of Thomas Huntington. Jan. 12, 1903. 

2 pp. (S. doc. 79.) 
Industrs', brig. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation [case 

of Richard M. Bradley, administrator of Daniel IMerry, for seizure 

.of] brig, J. Lambert, master. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 299.) 
Johns. Findings in case of John T. Reeves, administrator of Elizabeth 

Johns. Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doe. 330.) 
Jones. Findings in case of Douglas [Douglass] Tavlor, administrator of 

Cyrus Jones. Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc." 331. ) 



January, 1903 75 

Kingsley. Findings in case of Henry M. Cleveland, administrator of 
Louis Kingslev, and other claimants. Jan. 19, 1908. 27 pp. 
(S. doc. 101.) ' 

McMurtrie. Findings in case of Sarah A. iNl'Murtrie, widow of Daniel 
M'Murtrie, and other claimants. Jan. 19, 1908. 19 pp. (S. doc. 97. ) 

Maxwell. Findings in case of Joe M. Moon, administrator of Joel P. 
Maxwell. Jan. 29, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 338. ) 

Metover. Findings in case of J. J. Metover, administrator of F. Azenor 
Metoyer. Jan. 15, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 289.) 

Miles. Findings in case of Harriett ]Miles. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. 
(S. doc. 102. ) 

Nell. Findings in case of C. H. Lavender, administrator of Elizabeth 
Nell. Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 328.) 

Newkirk. Findings in case of J. P. Newkirk, administrator of James 
H. Newkirk. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 298.) 

Nicewaner. Findings in case of George W. Hott, administrator of John 
Nicewaner. Jan. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 266.) 

Olive Branch, brig. Conclusions of fact and law in French spoliation 
cases [of Simon Davis, administrator of Elias Hunt, and Henry T. 
Holmes, administrator of Zebedee Hunt, for seizure of] brig, Jona- 
than Moulton, master. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 301.) 

O'Sullivan. Findings in case of Catherine D. O'Snllivan, administra- 
trix of Daniel O'Sullivan. Jan. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 261.) 

Priddy. Findings in case of Marv A. Priddv, administratrix of James 
M. Priddy. Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 333.) 

Rice. Findings in case of Robert Gordon, administrator of Jamison W. 
Rice. Jan. 8, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 77.) 

Scott. Findings in case of Thomas B. Scott. Jan. 23, 1903. 2 jip. 
(H. doc. 312.) 

Shadrick. Findings in case of W. T. Dodd, administrator r)f William 

Shadrick. Jan. 15, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 285.) 
Sizer. Findings in case of William Henrv, administrator of Henrv E. 

Sizer. Jan. 8, 1903. 5 pp. (S. doc. /■6.) 
Smith. Findings in case of Christian Smith. Jan. 19, 1903. 2 pp. 

(H. doc. 300.) 
Stover. Findings in case of John A. Stover, administrator of Jacob 

Stover. Jail. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 244.) 
Taliaferro. Findings in case of William H. Taliaferro, administrator of 

James G. Taliaferro. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 69.) 
Wilson. Findings in case of Constant P. Wilson, administrator of Mary 

A. Wilson. Jan. 15, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 287.) 
Young. Findings in case of Henrv Young. Jan. 8, 1903. 2 pp. (H.doc. 

251.) 



District of Columbia 

Accounts. Communication from auditor, report of expenditures of con- 
tingent fund [1902]. Jan. 12, 1903. 12 pp. (H. doc. 263.) 

Caiiital Traction Companv. Annual report [for vear ending Doc. 31, 
1902]. Jan. 30, 1 903." 10 pp. (H. doc. 341. )' 

Charities Board. Report [<in charitable and reformatorv institutions of 
District], 1902. 30 pp. 

Columbia Hospital for Women. [36th] annual report, 1902. 1903. 
20 pp. 



76 January, 1B03 

Commissioners. Report, 1902. v. 4, 189 pp. 8 pi. map. (H. doc. 7.) 
[This is the report of the Board of Education of the District with 
reports of superintendent, directors of special work, etc.] 

Fuel. Estimate of appropriation for deficiencies [for fuel]. Jan. 12, 
1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 265.) 

Georgetown Barge, Dock, Elevator and Railway Companv. Annual re- 
port [for year ending Dec. 31, 1902]. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. 
doc. 269.) ' 

Industrial Home School. [6th] annual report of trustees of District of 
Columbia Industrial Home School, 1902. 1903. 24 pp. 

Providence Hospital. Memorial from board of visitors and medical staff 
requesting appropriation for reconstruction of old hospital building 
[etc.]; presented by Mr. Stewart. Jan. 20, 1903. 7 pp. (S. d<n-. 
107.) 

Washington Asylum. Report of intendant [and other officers], 1902. 
1903. 31 pp. 



Smithsonian Institution 

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"The publications of the Smithsonian Institution consist of, 1, Contributions to 
Knowledge; 2. Miscellaneous Collections: 3, annual reports: 4, special papers. 
No gets 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 excliange. Members of Congress have copies of the reports 
at their disposal, and they are also for sale by the .Superintendent 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, and for free dis- 
tribution to authors and specialists, but not for sale. The annual reports are 
included in the Congressional set. 

Report of S. P. Langley, secretary, 1902. iii -r 115 pp. 4 il. 9 pi. large 8" 
Report [of special committee of regents], relating to proposed new build- 
ing for [National Museum] and recommending appropriation there- 
for. Jan. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 334. ) 

DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 

[1st] report, [Oct. 11] 1890-[Oct. 11] 1897. 1899 [republished 1903]. 

xix + 129 pp. 1 por. 32 pi. 1 facsim. *25c 

Note. — This is a reprint, with historical preface, of Senate document KU, 55th 

Congress, :3d session, which appeared in l.syj. It was ordered reprinted June 27. 

1902. 

4th report, Oct. 11, 1900-Oct. 11, 1901. June 27, 1902. 506 pp. 3 il. 
3 por. 72 pi. 7 facsim. map. (S. doc. 447, 57th Cong. 1st sess. ) 

*$1.00 

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. 

List of North American lepidoptera and key to literature of this order 
of insects [with bibliography]; by Harrison (t. Dyar, assisted by 
C. H. Fernald, George D. HuLst, and August Busck. 1902. xix + 72*3 
P13. (Bulletin 52.) 

New procelsterna from Leeward Islands, HaAvaiian Group, bv Walter 
K. Fisher; from Proceedings, v. 26. 1903. p. 559-563. (No. 1322.) 



January, 1903 77 

Note on sea anemone, sagartia paguri Verrill, bv J. Plavfair McMurrich; 

[from] Proceedings, V. 26. [1903.] p. 427, 428, 2 il. (No. 1315.) 
01)i^er vat ions on number of young of lasiurine bats, by Marcus Ward 

Lvon, jr.; [from] Proceedings, v. 26. [1903.] p. 42o, 426, 1 pi. 

(No. 1314. ) 
On small collection of crustaceans from Cuba, by William Perrv Hav; 

from Proceedings, V. 26. 1903. p. 429-435, 3 il. (No. 1316") 
Rediscovery of one of Holl)rook's salamanders, bv Leonhard Stejneger; 

[from]"Proceedings, V. 26. [1903.] p. 557, 558. (No. 1321.) 



Various Bureaus 

amp:rican national red cross 

3d annual report [to Congress] for vear ending Dec. 31, 1902. Jan. 21, 

1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 308.) 
Memorial of officers and niemliers relating to amended bv-laws recently 

adopted. Jan. 29, 1903. 10 pp. (H. doc. 340.) 

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 

Note.— The Commission furnislies its publications gratuitously to those who 
apply for them. 

Manual of examinations, revised to Jan. 1, 1903. 48 pp. 

FISH COMMISSION 

Note. — The Commi.ssion supplies gratuitously those of its publications which 
are in print. 

Statement of certain iishery products landed at Boston and Gloucester, 
Mass., bv American fishing vessels, Dec. 1902. 1 p. oblong 8" 
(Statistical bulletin 129.) 

Statement of expenditures, 1902. Dec. 1, 1902. 13 pp. (H. doc. 29.) 

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 

Annual report of public printer [with report of superintendent of docu- 
ments and tabular statements], 1902. Dec. 2, 1902. 281 pp. (S. 
doc. 5.) *20c 

Author and title list of books in lil)rary. July 1, 1902. 142 pp. 

Estimate of deficiency appropriation for i)rinting and binding. Jan. 13, 
1903. 2 pp. (li. doc. 271.) 

DOCUMENTS OFFICE 

Catalogue of L'nited States Public Documents, monthly, no. 96; Dec. 
1902. 1903. p. 625-778 and title-page for nos. 85-96. 

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION 

Note.— The Commission famishes its reports gratuitously to those who apply 
for them. 

Accident bulletin 5, showing collisions and derailments of trains and 
casualties to persons, July-Sept. 1902. 1903. 22 pp. 

16th annual report, Dec. 15, 1902. 83 pp. 

Business Men's League of St. Louis r. Atchison, Topeka & Santa F4 
Railway Company [et al.]; decided Nov. 17, 1902; report and opin- 
ion of commission. 55 pp. * 



78 January, 1903 

Letter from secretary of commission, [with] decision of circuit court of 
api^eals [8th circuit] , in relation to act of Mar. 2, 1893, concerning 
automatic couplers. Jan. 9, 1903. 13 pp. (H. doc. 254. ) 

Same, without letter from secretarj^ and with title. Safety appliance act, 
automatic couplers. [1903.] 14 pp. 

Report showing condition and defects of safety appliances [on certain 
railroads], made in compliance with resolution. Jan. 14, 1903. 
349 pp. (8. doc. 84.) 

Reports of inspectors showing condition and defects of train or power 
brakes on certain railroads. Jan. 19, 1903. 42 pp. (S. doc. 96.) 

STATISTICS DIVISION 

14th annual report on statistics of railways in United States, 1901. 1902. 

129 pp. map. [Advance copy.] 
Same [with addition of statistical tables]. 1902. 694 pp. map. 
Preliminary report on income account of railways in United States, 1902. 

72 pp. 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 

■ Estimate of api)ro})riatioii for fuel and lights. Jan. 13, 1903. 2 pp. 

(H. doc. 273.) 
Report of librarian, 1902. 228 pp. 6 pi. (S. doc. 6.) *15c 

Note. — .\i>ii(_'iiili.\ contain.s reixnts of Rt'Kisterof Copyrights, Catalogue Division, 

and Card Section of Catalogue Division on card distribution; also Bibliography 

of cooperative cataloguing and ]>rintiug of catalogue cards, 1850-1902, by Torstein 

.lahr and A. J. Strohm. 

copyrk;iit 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 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 isSS.OO per year of 62 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 
copvright law; whole nos. 601-604; Jan. 8-29, 1903. 1-414 + 
[Ivii] pp. [Weekly.] §5.00 a yr 

NATIONAL HOME FOR DISABLED VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS 

Report of board of managers, 1902. 455 pp. 1 il. 1 por. (H. doc. 54.) 

*25c 
Note. — Includes report and proceedings of board, reports wf secretary of board 
and treasurer of home, reports of branches, report of inspection of State homes, 
and record of members of home. 

SPANISH TREATY CLAIMS COMMISSION 

Estimate of appropriation for reimbursement of Secretary of State for 
services of copyists. Jan. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 230.) 

Estimate of deficiency appropriation. Jan. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 
246.) 



Shipments to Depositories 

During the ^lonth of January, 1903 



Note.— Shipment numbers run from 1 to 49, inclusive, and then begin again with 1. 
Shipment 4^ 

Coast and Geodetic Survey (Treai^ury Department). United States 
maornetic deolination tallies and isotonic- charts for 1902 and facts 
relating to the earth's magnetism; by L. A. Bauer. 1902. 405 pp. 
16 il. 12 pi. 2 maps, large 8" 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House d(icuments, v. 33. No. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1900; Geological Survey, 21st 
report, pt. 3, general geology, ore and phosphate deposits, Philip- 
pines. (Serial no. 4107.) 

Sliijtiitoit 4-^ 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. Senate reports, v. 6. Mos. 920- 
1180, except 1075; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4261.) 

Shipment 44 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. Senate reports, v. 9. Nos. 1931- 
2126; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4264.) 

Shipment 45 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 126. No. 
548; American Historical Association report, 1900, v. 2. (Serial no. 
4200. ) 

57th Congress, 1st session. Senate reports, v. 10. No. 776, 2 pts. ; 

Chinese exclusion. (Serial no. 4265.) 

Shipment 4'^ 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 111. No. 
529; Documentary history of Constitution, 1786-1870, v. 2. (Serial 
no. 4185.) 

Shipment 47 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 112. No. 
529; Documentarv history of Constitution, 1786-1870, v. 3. (Serial 
no. 4186. ) 

79 



80 January, 1903 

Shipment 48 

Conj^ress. 56th Congre88, 2d session. House documents, v. 79. No. 
356, pts. 7-12; American Republics Bureau monthly bulletin, July- 
Dec. 1901, V. 11. (Serial no. 4153.) 

Shipment 49 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 19. No. 2; 
Reports of War Department, 1900; Engineers, pt. 5. (Serial no. 
4093. ) 

Shipment 1 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. Senate reports, v. 8. Nos. 1617- 
1930; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4263. ) 

Shipmerd 2 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. Senate reports, v. 11. No. 1075; 
River and harbor bill. (Serial no. 4266.) 

Shipment 3 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House reports, v. 1. Nos. 1-188; 
miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4399.) 

Shipment 4 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House reports, v. 2. Nos. 189- 
416; Stores and supplies claims; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4400.) 

Shipment 5 

Chemistry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Foods and food con- 
trol [compilation of Federal and State laws]; bv W. D. Bigeiow. 
1902. pt. 4, vi + 273-372 pp. 8" (Bulletin 69, pt.*'4.) 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 113. Nos. 
535, 536; Geological Survey bulletins 177, 178. (Serial no. 4187.) 

Entomology Division (Department of Agriculture). Proceedings of 
14th annual meeting of Association of Economic Entomologists. 
1902. 127 pp. 2 il. 1 pi. 8° (Bulletin 37, new series.) 

Experiment Stations Office ( Department of Agriculture). Experiment 
Station Record, Oct. 1902; v. 14, no. 2. viii -f 101-204 pp. 8" 

Porto Rico Agricultural Experiment Station (Experiment Stations Office, 
Department of Agriculture). Changa, or mole cricket, scapteriscus 
didactvlus Latr., in Porto Rico; by O. W. Barrett. 1902. 20 pp. 1 
11. 8" "(Bulletin 2.) 

Shipment 6 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House reports, v. 4. Nos. 739- 

1093; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4402.) 
Same, v. 6. Nos. 1423-1729; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4404.) 

Shipment 7 

Agriculture, Department of. [Bureau of Animal Industry] order 56 
[amendment 13], order 99 [amendment 3] ; Dec. 15, 22, 1902. Each 
1 p. 8" [Consist of orders concerning cattle transportation and 
inspection and quarantine of cattle, etc.] 



January, 1903 81 

Census Office (Interior Department) . Abstract of 12th census of United 
States, 1900. 1902. xiii -r 395 jip. 8° 

Chemistry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Official method for 
analysis of tanning materials, adopted at 19th convention of Asso- 
ciation of Official Agricultural Chemists. [Dec. 18, 1902.] 2 pp. 8" 
(Circular 8 revised.) 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Hou.se documents, v. 106. Nos. 
520-525: ^lemorial addresses on John H. Hoffecker, Frank G. 
Clarke, William I). Daly, Albert D. Shaw, Richard A. Wise, Alfred 
C. Harmer. (Serial no. 4180.) 

Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture) . Experiment 
Station Record, Jan. 1903; v. 14, no. 5. x + 413-516 pp. 8° 

t'lant Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). P^ffect of black 
rot on turnips, series of photomicrographs, accompanied b}' explana- 
tory text; bv i:r\vin F. Smith. Jan. 17, 1903. 20 pp. 14 pi. large 8° 
( Bulletin 29. ) 

^[ango in Porto Rico; bv O. N. Collins. Jan. 17, 1903. 38 pp. 

^ 15 pi. large 8° ( Bulletin 28. ) 

Porto Rico Agricultural Experiment Station (Experiment Stations Office, 
Department of Agriculture). La changa, 6 grillotalpa, scapteriscus 
didactvlus Latr., en Puerto Rico; por O. W. Barrett. 1902. 20 pj). 
1 il. 8° (Boletin2. ) 

Shipment 8 

Comptroller of Treasury (Treasury Department). Digest of decisions, 
( !)ct. 1, 1894-June 30, 1902, in publishe<l volumes 1-8 and manuscript 
volumes 1-21. 1902. xxxi -p 693 pp. 8" 

' Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 19. No. 
231, pt. 1; Reports of Committee on Foreign Relations, 1789-1901, 
V. 1. (Serial no. 4047.) 

/Entomology Division (Department of Agriculture). Some miscellane- 
ous results of work of division, 6. 1902. 110 pp. 9 il. 2 pi. 8" (Bul- 
letin 38, new series. ) 

Shipment 9 

"" Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 107. No. 
526; Field operations of Division of Soils, 1900. (Serial no. 4181.) 

Shipment 10 

( 'ongress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House reports, v. 3. Nos. 417- 
738; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4401.) 

SJtipmt'ut 11 

V 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 114. No. 
537, pt. 1; Smithsonian Institution report, 1900. (Serial no. 4188.) 

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COXFEREXCE COMMITTEES 

Hanna, JNI. A. Conference report on S. 569, to establish Dei>artment of 
Commerce and Labor. Feb. 10, 1903. 3 pp. (S. doc. 143.) 

Nelson, Knute. Conference report on S. 6139, amending civil code of 
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LAWS 

PRIVATE LAWS 

Private [act] 301-843; approved Feb. 2-28, 1903. Each 1 p. 
Abbott, Chester W. To increase pension of Abbott. No. 581. Feb. 18. 
Acree, Jasper N. To increase pension of Acree. No. 733. Feb. 25. 
Ady, Andrew. To pension Ady. No. 320. Feb. 2. 
Allen, John U. To increase pension of Allen. No. 728. Feb. 25. 
Anderson, John B. To pension Anderson. No. 542. Feb. 18. 
Anderson, William E. For relief of Anderson. No. 465. Feb. 12. 
Andre, Dennis F. To increase pension of Andre. No. 378. Feb. 4. 
Anglada, Julia. To increase pension of Mrs. Anglada. No. 520. Feb. 18. 
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association. To refund taxes paid bv association. No. 

643. Feb. 25. 
Arnold, Addison. To pension Arnold. No. 718. Feb. 25. 
Arnold, Sydda B. To increase pension of Mrs. Arnold. No. 302. Feb. 2. 
Ash. Grace E. To increase pension of Mrs. Ash. No. 730. Feb. 25. 
Bank of Colfax, Iowa. To refund penalty to bank. No. 645. Feb. 25. 
Barcus, John A. To increase pension of tjarcus. No. 749. Feb. 28. 
Barger, Sarah B. To increase pension of Mrs. Barger. No. 666. Feb. 25. 
Barnes, Charles H. To increase pension of Barnes. No. 768. Feb. 28. 
Barnes, Israel F. To increase pension of Barnes. No. 674. Feb. 25. ^ 

87 



88 February, 1903 

Private [act] 301-843— Continued. 

Barrett, William. To increase pension of Barrett. No. 761. Feb. 28. 

Bart, Joseph. To increase pension of Bart. No. 636. Feb. 20. 

Bassett, Thomas. To increase pension of Bassett. No. 708. Feb. 2-=). 

Bates, Sarah L. To pension Mrs. Bates. No. 383. Feb. 4. 

Belk, William. To increase pension of Belk. No. 361. Feb. 4. 

Bennett, Henrv R. To increase pension of Bennett. No. 688. Feb. 2.5. 

Bigelow, Charles P. To pension Bigelow. No. 609. Feb. 19. 

Billingsley. James. To increase pension of Billingsley. No. 486. Feb. 18. 

Binforrt, .lolm D. To increase pension of Binford. No. 367. Feb. 4. 

Bird, William M. For relief of Bird, James F. Redding, [and] Henrv F. Welch 

[sureties of Daniel A. J. Sullivan] . No. 463. Feb. 12. 
Bishop Gutta Percha Company. Directing issue of chock in lieu of lost cheek 

drawn by F. O. Fechet in favor of company. No. 450. Feb. 7. 
Bixby, Caroline W. To increase pension of Mrs. Bixby. No. 801. Feb. 28. 
Blades, James M. To increase pension of Blades. No". 356. Feb. 4. 
Blood, Albert. To increase pension of Blood. No. 396. Feb. 4. 
Blood, Alfred O. To increase pension of Blood. No. 324. Feb. 2. 
Blount, Augustus. To pension Blount. No. 434. Feb. 5. 
Bond, Benjamin N. To increase pension of Bond. No. 815. Feb. 28. 
Bonneau, Francis N. To increase pension of Bonnean. No. 537. Feb. 18. 
Bouslough, William H. H. To increase pension of Bonslough. No. 68 J. Feb. 25. 
Boyer, Samuel J. To increase pension of Boyer. No. 679. Feb. 25. 
Boyington, Charles S. To increase pension (if Boyington. No. 819. Fel>. 28. 
Brace, Leman A. To increase pension of Brace. No. 694. Feb. 25. 
Bracken, Charles W. To pension Bracken. No. 629. Feb. 19. 
Brennan, Margaret. To pension Mrs. Brennan. No. 623. Feb. 19. 
Brewster, Oscar. To increase pension of Brewster. No. 497. Feb. 18. 
Briggs, John F. To increase pension of Briggs. No. 797. Feb. 28. 
Brill, George W. To increase pension of Brill. No. 4,S2. Feb. 18. 
Brobst, David. To increase pension of Brobst. No. 552. Feb. 18. 
Broggan, Frances C. To pension Frances C. Broggan. No. 639. Feb. 20. 
Brown, Cora E. To pension Cora E. Brown. No. 380. Feb. 4. 
Brown, George. To increase pension of Brown. No. 592. Feb. 18. 
Buckholz, Joseph A. To increase pension of Buckholz. No. 491. Feb. 18. 
Buckley, Peter. To jiension Bucklev. No. 613. Feb. 19. 
Bullard, Rachel E. To jiensicm Mrs. Bullard. No. 779. Feb. 28. 
Bunn, May E. To pension Mrs. Bunn. No. 549. Feb. 18. 
Burrell, Samuel. To increase pen.sion of Burrell. No. 545. Feb. 18. 
Burrows, Frank J. For relief of Burrows. No. 442. Feb. 6. 
Bushnell, Gilbert E. To increase pension of Bu.shnell. No. 807. Feb. 28. 
Cameron, Charles K. To increase pension of Camenm. No. 538. Feb. 18. 
Campbell, James P. To increase pension of Campbell. No. 563. Feb. 18. 
Campbell, John S. To increase pension of Campbell. No. 518. Feb. 18. 
Cantield, Alonzo F. To increa.se pension of Canfleld. No. 409. Feb. 4. 
Capen, James A. To increase pension of Capen. No. 071. Feb. 25. 
Carclwell, Benjamin. To increase pension of Card well. No. 571. Feb. 18. 
Carlton, Nelson W. To increase pension of Carlton. No. 303. Feb. 2. 
Carr, Charles W. For relief of Carr. No. 622. Feb. 19. 
Carter, Reuben F. To increase pension of Carter. No. 503. Feb. 18. 
Cartersville, Ga. For relief of 1st Baptist Church. No. 426. Feb. 5. 
Case, Absalom. To increase pension of Case. No. 354. Feb. 4. 
Case, Scott. To increase pension of Case. No. 511. Feb. 18. 
Caslow, Philip. To increase pension of Caslow. No. 692. Feb. 25. 
Chamberlin, William H. To increase pension of Chamberlin. No. 567. Feb. 18. 
Chambers, Rebecca L. To pension Mrs. Chambers. No. 403. Feb. 4. 
Chase, Franklin. To increase pension of Chase. No. 651. Feb. 25. 
Chase, May Mosher. To increase pension of Mrs. Chase. No. 842. Feb. 28. 
Cheney, George J. To increase pension of Cheney. No. 736. Feb. 28. 
' Cheney, Ozro F. To increase pension of Cheney. No. 490. Feb. 18. 
Che.sley, Charles C. To increase pension of Chesley. No. 778. Feb. 28. 
Chester, Jane P. To increase pension of Mrs. Chester. No. 566. Feb. 18. 
Chittum, Elbert. To increase pension of Chittum. No. 662. Feb. 25. 
Chitwood, William J. To increase pension of Chitwood. No. 764. Feb. 28. 
Choate, George W. To pension Choate. No. 591. Feb. 18. 
Clark, Marv. For relief of heirs of Mary Clark and Francis [Frances] or Jenny 

Clark. No. 449. Feb. 6. 
Clark, Nimrod F. To increase pension of Clark. No. 532. Feb. 18. 
Claybourn, James. To increase pension of Claybourn. No. 562. Feb. 18. 
Cleaves, Frank. To increase pension of (Heaves. No. 809. Feb. 28. 
Clement, James M. To increase pension of Clement. No. 534. Feb. 18. 
Clift, Inez L. To increase pen.sion of Mrs. Clift. No. ,521. Feb. 18. 
Closser, Charlotte J. To pension Mrs. Clos-^er. No. 740. Feb. 28. 
Cobbs, W. W. For relief of M. L. Cobb [Cobbs], administrator of W. W. Cobb 

[Cobbs] . No. 448. Feb. 6. 
Cogswell, Leander W. To increase pension of Cogswell. No. 811. Feb. 28. 
Colt, Annie W. To increase pension of Mrs. Colt. No. 594. Feb. 18. 
Colby, Charles W. To increase pension of Colby. No. 654. Feb. 25. 
Cole, Stephen G. To increase pension of Cole. No. 725. Feb. 25. 
Compton, Elvira C. To increase pension of Mrs. Compton. No. 772. Feb. 28. 



February, 1903 89 

Private [act] 301-843— Continued. 

Conlon, Michael. To pension Conlon. No. 033. Feb. 20. 
Connell, Hattie. To inerease pension of Mrs. Connell. Xo. 771. Feb. 28. 
Contal, Benjamin. To increase pension of Cental. No. 499. Feb. 18. 
Cook, Delitha A. To increase pension of Mrs. Cook. No. 574. Feb. 18. 
Cook, Julia A. To increase pension of Mrs. Cook. No. 494. Feb. 18. 
Cooper, Benjamin. To increase pension of Cooper. No. 421. Feb. 4. 
Cooper, Elvira M. To increase pension of Mrs. Cooper. No. 526. Feb. 18. 
Corbett, John. To pension ('orbett. No. .589. Feb. IS. 

Cornman, Benjamin F. To increase pension of Cornman. No. 737. Feb. 28. 
Cosens, DoUie. To pension Dollie Co.sens. No. 327. Feb. 2. 
Cosier, Dennis. To increa.se pension of Cosier. No. 539. Feb. 18. 
Couch, Mary C. To pension Mrs. Couch. No. 838. Feb. 28. 
Covey, John W. To increase pension of Covey. No. 3G3. Feb. 4. 
Cowie. Frances. To pension Mrs. Cowie. No. 631. Feb. 19. 
Craig. Mary E. To increase pension of Mrs. Craig. No. 760. Feb. 28. 
Cramer. Jennie H. To increase pension of Mrs. Cramer. No. 508. Feb. 18. 
Crill, Edward S. For relief of Crill. No. 466. Feb. 16. 

Cropsey, Emma R. To increase pen.sion of Mrs. Cropsey. No. 738. Feb. 28. 
Crumniett, Rose O. To pen.sion Mrs. Crummett. No. 670. Feb. 25. 
Ciuumings, George. To increase pension of Cummings. No. 829. Feb. 28. 
• Cunningham. Epliraim. To increase pension of Cunningham. No. 713. Feb. 25. 
Curry, John R. To increase pension of Curry. No. .509. Feb. 18. 
Cushing, Martin G. To increase pension of Gushing. No. 822. Feb. 18. 
Cushman, Nannie. To increase ficnsion of Mrs. Cushman. No. 775. Feb. 28. 
Dagnall. Elbert H. To increase pension of Dagnall. No. 839. Feb. 28. 
Pamon, Frederick \V. To increase pension of Damon. No. 483. Feb. 18. 
Da Silva, John. To increase pension of Da Silva. No. 578. Feb. 18. 
Davenport, Henry L. To increase pen.sion of Davenport. No. 7.58. Feb. 28. 
Davidson. John J. To increase pension of John Dinneen, now known as John J. 

Davidson. No. 602. Feb. is. 
Davis, George. To increase pension of Davis. No. 705. Feb. 25. 
Davis. Hilas D. To increase pen.sion of Davis. No. 661. Feb. 25. 
Davis, Homer. To increase pension of Davis. No. 612. Feb. 19. 
Davis, James G. To increa.se pension of Davis. No. 762. Feb. 28. 
Deery, Eliza C. To increase pension of Mrs. Deery. No. 317. Feb. 2. 
Deming, Hiram D. To increase pension of Deming. No. .530. Feb. IS. 
Deno, Simeon. To increase pension of Deno. No. 691. Feb. 25. 
Devine, Michael. To pension Devine. No. 597. Feb. 18. 
Deweese, John T. To increase pension of Dewcese. No. 693. Feb. 25. 
Dewstoe, Jessie R. To increase pension of Mrs. Dewstoe. No. 397. Feb. 4. 
Dillon, Ardeuia. To increase pension of Mrs. Dillon. No. 675. Feb. 25. 
Dixon, William. To pension Dixon. No. 351. Feb. 4. 
Doberrer. John. To increase pension of Doberrer. No. 720. Feb. 2.5.. 
Dodd, Enoch. To increase pension of Dodd. No. .596. Feb. 18. 
Doss, Annie E. To pension Mrs. Doss. No. 630. Feb. 19. 
Dougan, William A. To increase pension of Dougan. No. 803. Feb. 28: 
Downing, Benjamin H. To increase pension of Downing. No. .516. Feb. 18. 
Doyle. Thomas. To increase pension of Doyle. No. 660. Feb. 25. 
Drake. John M. To increase pension of Drake. No. 663. Feb. 25. 
Dugdale, William. For relief of Dugdale. No. 445. Feb. 6. 
Duling, Fletcher. To pension Duling. No. 544. Feb. 18. 
Duncan. Susan E. To increase pension of Mrs. Duncan. No. 481. Feb. 18. 
Duncklee. Lorenzo P. To increa.se pension of Duncklee. No. 825. Feb. 28. 
Durham. James H. To increase pension of Durham. No. 603. Feb. IS. 
Edmunds. Erastus E. To increase pension of Edmunds. No. 492. Feb. 18. 
Edwards. Deborah. To pension Mrs. Edwards. No. 726. Feb. 25. 
Egbert. Lila L. To increase pension of Mrs. Egbert. No. 336. Feb. 2. 
Ehmke, Henry. To increase pension of Ehmke. No. 496. Feb. 18. 
Evans, Allen B. To increase pension of Evans. No. 753. Feb. 28. 
Evans, Ira L. -To increa.se pension of Evans. No. 506. Feb. 18. 
Evans. James. To increase pension of Evans. No. .5b5. Feb. IS. 
Everton. Mary P. To pension Mrs. Everton. No. 625. Feb. 19. 
Everts, Mary A. To pension Mrs. Everts. No. 664. Feb. 25. 
Ewing, Samuel E. To increase pension of Ewing. No. 307. Feb. 2. 
Fales, Marv Elizabeth. To increase pcn-^ion of Mrs. Fales. No. 318. Feb. 2. 
Fall. Orin T. To increase pension of Fall. No. 342. Feb. 2. 
Farmer, Fanny. To increase pension of Mrs. Farmer. No. 836. Feb. 28. 
Farmer, Hampton B. To increase pension ui Farmer. No. 732. Feb. 25. 
Fay. Josiah S. To increase pension of Fay. No. 374. Feb. 4. 
Fehrenback, William E. To increase pension of Fehrenback. No. 745. Feb. 28. 
Feltus, Henry J. To increase pension of Feltns. No. 376. Feb. 4. 
Ferguson, Marcia B. To pension Mrs. Ferguson. No. 804. Feb. 28. 
Fernow. Berthold. To increase pension of Fernow. No. 678. Feb. 25. 
Filson, Washington T. To pension Filson. No. 611. Feb. 19. 
Fishbaugh, Lewis. To increase pension of Fishbatigh. No. 373. Feb. 4. 
Fisher, Cassius B. To increase pension of Fisher. No. 719. Feb. 25. 
Fitch, Alice A. To increase pension of Mrs. Fitch. No. 370. Feb. 4. 
Fitzsimmons, Caroline. To pension Mrs. Fitzsimmons. No. 349. Feb. 4. 
Flanagan, Christian J. To increase pension of Flanagan. No. 586. Felj. 18. 



90 February, 1903 

Private [act] 301-843 — Continued. 

Fleming, Abel. Ta increase pen.sion of Fleming. No. 505. Feb. 18. 

Flinn, William. To inerease pension of Flinn. No. 328. Feb. 2. 

Florida Brewing Company. For relief of company. No. 468. Feb. 17. 

Forrester, Thomas G. To increase pension of Forrester. No. 750. Feb. 28. 

Fountain, Horace. To increase pension of Fountain. No. 382. Feb. 4. 

Fox, Edmund P. To increase pension of Fox. No. 788. Feb. 28. 

Fox, Margaret. To pension Mrs. Fox. No. 610. Feb. 19. 

Frazier, Milton. To increase pension of Frazier. No. 332. Feb. 2. 

Freeman, Frank E. To increase pension of Freeman. No. 690. Feb. 25. 

Freeman, H. B. For relief of Freeman. No. 451. Feb. 7. 

Gallagher, Eliza. To pension Mrs. Gallagher. No. 698. Feb. 25. 

Gates, Elizabeth C. To pension Mrs. Gates. No. 616. Feb. 19. 

Gates, James N. To increase pension of Gates. No. 386. Feb. 4. 

George, Thomas J. To increase pension of George. No. 655. Feb. 25. 

Gerry, Sarah A. To increase pension of Mrs. Gerry. No. 564. Feb. 18. 

Gilbert, Alonzo. To increase pension of Gilbert. No. 799. Feb. 28. 

Gilbert, Ann. To pension Mrs, Gilbert. No. 632. Feb. 19. 

Gilbert, Lvman A. L. To increase pension of Gilbert. No. 395. Feb. 4. 

Glafcke, H. For relief of Glafcke. No. 444. Feb. 6. 

Glass, Rebecca A. To pension Mrs. Glass. No. 765. Feb. 28. 

Goddard, Luther D. To increase pension of Goddard. No. 782. Feb. 28. 

Goodwin, Alexander W. For relief of Elisha A. Goodwin, executor of Alexander 

W. Goodwin. No. 427. Feb. 5. 
Gorrell. Cyrus V. To increase pension of Gorrell. No. 502. Feb. 18. 
Goslin, Emma D. To pension Mrs. Goslin. No. 724. Feb. 25. 
Gould, Alphonso T. To increase pension of Gould. No. 689. Feb. 25. 
Graham, Charles. To increase pension of Graham. No. 813. Feb. 28. 
Gray, Wilson G. To increase pensioti of Gray. No. 600. Feb. 18. 
Grealish, M. .T. For relief of estate of Grealish. No. 470. Feb. 18. 
Greeley, Martin. To pension Greeley. No. 619. Feb. 19. 
Greely, Charles B. To increase jiension of Greely. No. 387. Feb. 4. 
Greeii, Ann M. To pension Mrs. (ireen. No. 759. Feb. 28. 
Greenman, James. To increase pension of Greenman. No. 795. Feb. 28. 
Greer, Rebecca R. To increase pension of Mrs. Greer. No. 422. Feb. 4. 
Grove, Leonard S. To increase pension of Grove. No. 556. Feb. IS. 
Hale, James A. To increase pension < if Hale. No. 583. Feb. 18. 
Hale, Jane. To pension Mrs. Hale. No. 608. Feb. 19. 
Hamilton, John, 2d. To increa.se pension of Hamilton. No. 715. Feb. 25. 
Harrison, Carter B. To pension Harrison. No. 455. Feb. 7. 
Hart, Frederick. To increase pension of Hart. No. 475. Feb. 18. 
Haskell, .\nn M. To increase pension of Mrs; Haskell. No. 816. Feb. 28. 
Hatch, Harriet. To increase pension of Mrs. Hatch. No. 6.52. Feb. 25. 
Heddle.son, Mary B. To increase pension of Mrs. Heddleson. No. 321. Feb. 2. 
Heen, Nellie Ett. Granting to Mrs. Heen [land] in North Dakota. No. 4.56. 

Feb. 7. 
Heinzman, George. To increase pension of Heinzman. No. 474. Feb. 18. 
Helton, Oliver P. To increase pension of Helton. No. 313. Feb. 2. 
Heneh, Martha Elizabeth. To pension Mrs. Hench. No. 310. Feb. 2. 
Henderson, Ky. For relief of Christian Church. No. 459. Feb. 9. 
Hersum, .\nn"A. To increase pension of Mrs. Hersuni. No. 794. Feb. 28. 
Hexom,01e. To increase pension of Hexom, alias Ole H. Olson. No. 742. Feb. 28. 
Hevwood, William. To increase pension of Hey wood. No. 415. Feb. 4. 
Hill, Asa C. To increase pension of Hill. No. .5.50. Feb. 18. 
Hill, Emmet C. To increase pension of Hill. No. 717. Feb. 25. 
Hill, S. Josie. To pension Mrs. Hill. No. 798. Feb. 28. 
Hinkle, Mary A. To pension Mrs. Hinkle. No. 628. Feb. 19. 
Hoag, Israel V. To increase jiension of Hoag. No. 676. Feb. 25. 
Hober, Hiram .\. To increase pension of Hober. No. 391. Feb. 4. 
Holmes, Henry M. To corrett military record of Holmes. No. 347. Feb. 4. 
Holstein, Maggie V, To increase i>ension of Mrs. Holstein. No. 834. Feb. 28. 
Hooper, Otis T. To increase pension of Hooper. No. 385. Feb. 4. 
Hopkins, Hannah J. To increase jiension of Mrs. Hopkins. No. 817. Feb. 28. 
Home, A. Paul. To increase jiension of Home. No. 821, Feb. 28. 
Hou.ston, Alman J. To increase jiension of Houston. No. 695. Feb. 25. 
Houston, Stephen J. To increase pension of Houston. No. 341. Feb. 2. 
Howe, George F. To increase pension of Howe, alias Harrington. No. 648. Feb. 25. 
Hoyt, Edna K. To increase pension of Mrs. Hoyt. No. 659. Feb. 25. 
Hubbard, Jared P. To increa.se pension of Hubbard. No. 419. Feb. 4. 
Huffman, John. To increase pension of Huffman. No. 360. Feb. 4. 
Hunt, Mitchell. To increase pension of Hunt. No. 808. Feb. 28. 
Hunter, J. Banks. To increase pension of Hunter. No. 372. Feb. 4. 
Hunter, James. To increase pension of Hunter. No. 4.53. Feb. 7. 
Huntsman, John W. B. To increase pension of Huntsman. No. 393. Feb. 4. 
Hutchinson, William S. To increase pension of Hutchin.son. No. 362. Feb. 4 
Ivey, Mary J. To pension Mrs. Ivey. No. 345. Feb. 2. 
Jackman, Ann M. To increase pen.sion of Mrs. Jackman. No. 831. Feb. 28. 
Jackson, Andrew. To increase pen.sion of Jackson. No. 748. Feb. 28. 
Jackson, James T. To pension Jack.son. No. 410. Feb. 4. 
Jackson, Willard A. To increase pension of Jackson. No. 800. Feb. 28. 



February, 1903 91 

Private [act] 301-843 — Continued. 

Jacobs, Elizabeth. To pension Mrs. Jacobs. No. 319. Feb. 2. 

Johnson, Oilman B. To increase pension of Johnson. No. 827. Feb. 28. 

Johnson, Peter. To increase pension of Johnson. No. 510. Feb. 18. 

Jones, Betsey. To increase ] tension of Mrs. Jones. No. 714. Feb. 25. 

Jones, James. To increase pension of Jones. No. 644. Feb. 25. 

Jones, Jnlia E. To increase pension of Mrs. Jones. No. 593. Feb. 18. 

Jordan, Julia A. To pension Mrs. Jordan. No. 746. Feb. 28. 

Jndkins, Abner M. To increase pension of Judkins. No. 420. Feb. 4. 

Kaempfer, Ada S. To increase ])ensi(in of Mrs. Kaempfer. No. 017. Feb. 19. 

Kafer, Gottlieb. To increa.se pension of Kafer. No. 495. Feb. 18. 

Keith, Fordvee M. To iiicrea.-^e pension < if Keith. No. 800. Feb. 28. 

Keller, Mary B. To increase pension of Mrs. Keller. No. 337. Feb. 2. 

Kellev, Johii,2d. To increase pension of Kelley. No. 358. Feb. 4. 

Kendall, William. For relief of representative of Kendall. No. 464. Feb. 12. 

Kennedy, Susan. To pension Mrs. Kennedy. No. 429. Feb. 5. 

Kent, Susan. To pension Mrs. Kent. No. 000. Feb. 19. 

Kepler, William. To increase iiensinn of Kejiler. No. 665. Feb. 25. 

Killoujrh, Nancy A. To pension Mrs. Killough. No. 432. Feb. 5. 

Kimball, William A. To increase pension of Kimball. No. 312. Feb. 2. 

King, George A. To increase pension of King. No. 329. Feb. 2. 

Kingsbury, Lemuel. To pension Kingsbury. No. 097. Feb. 25. 

Knepple, "William H. To increase pension of Knepple. No. .599. Feb. 18. 

Knestrict. Benjamin. To increase pension of Knestrict. No. 579. Feb. 18. 

Knoo]), John f. To increase peusiim of Knoop. No. 551. Feb. IS. 

Koops, Bertha R. To increase jiension of Mrs. Koops. No. 344. Feb. 2. 

Kropf, Frederick. To increase [lension of Kropf. No. 322. Feb. 2. 

Lalley, Saliina. To pension Mrs. Lalley. No. 615. Feb. 19. 

Landers, Hester A. R. To increase pension of Mrs. Landers. No. 770. Feb. 28. 

Larimer, Richard .\. To increase pension of Larimer. No. 672. Feb. 25. 

Leach. Morton A. To increase pension of Leach. No. 424. Feb. 4. 

Ledyard, Bessie. To pension Mrs. Ledyard. No. .575. Feb. 18. 

Lee, Julia. To pension Mrs. Lee. No. 435. Feb. 5. 

Lecpard, .Sarah A. To increase pension of Mrs. Leepard. No. 540. Feb. 18. 

Levenseler, Laura. To pension Laura Levenseler. No. 476. Feb. 18. 

Libljy, Harry F. To increase pension of Libby. No. .590. Feb. 18. 

Lillnian, Fredericke W. To increase pension of Mrs. Lillman. No. 682. Feb. .25. 

Little, Eliza. To increase pension of Mrs. Little. No. 760. Feb. 28. 

Littlefield, Eliza E. To increase pension of Mrs. Littlefield. No. 680. "^Feb. 25. 

Lockhart, Joseph D. To increase pension of Loekhart. No. 790. Feb. 28. 

Loomis, William F. To increase pen.sion of Loomis. No. 423. Feb. 4. 

Loughlin, Timothy. To increase pension of Loughlin. No. 099. Feb. 25. 

Lowden, Elizabeth. To pension Mrs. Lowden. No. 431. Feb. 5. 

Lowe, William. To increase pension of Lowe. No. ,523. Feb. 18. 

Loyd, William H. To increase pension of Loyd. No. 401. Feb. 4. 

Lundy, James T. To pension Lundy. No. 024. Feb. 19. 

McArthiir, John. To increase pension of McArthnr. No. 305. Feb. 4. 

McCalla, Henrv L. For relief of McCalla. No. 041. Feb. 25. 

McCarthy, Juha. To pension Mrs. McCarthy. No. 377. Feb. 4. 

McClo.sson, Graham. To increa.se pension of McClosson. No. .547. Feb. 18. 

McClure, Henry O. To increase pension of McChire. No. 757. Feb. 28. 

McCollum, Inez. To pension Mrs. McCollum. No. 780. Feb. 28. 

McComb, George W. To increase pensicm of McComb. No. 673. Feb. 25. 

McCoy, Francis M. To increase pension of McCoy. No. 304. Feb. 4. 

MeCranie, Margaret J. To pension Mrs. McCranie. No. 7.50. Feb. 28. 

Macfarlane, John. To increase pension of .Macfarlane. No. 569. Feb. 18. 

McHarg, Fannie. To increase pension of Mrs. MeHarg. No. 334. Feb. 2. 

McHenry, William H. To increase pension of McHenry. No. 840. Feb. 28. 

Mclntire, Archibald. To increase pension of Mclntire. No. 709. Feb. 25. 

Mcintosh, Jesse A. To increase pension of Mcintosh. No. 394. Feb. 4. 

McLelland, Leander C. For relief of estate of McLelland. No. 4.54. Feb. 7. 

McMorrow, James. To increase pension of McMorrow. No. 729. Feb. 25. 

McMurry, George N. To increase pension of .McMurry. No. 584. Feb. 18. 

McRae, Robert P. To increase jiension of McRae. No. 762. Feb. 28. 

Manes, Mary. To increase pension of Mrs. Manes. No. 333. Feb. 2. 

Marden, Ma'riaA. To increase pension of Mrs. Marden. No. 828. Feb. 28. 

Maricle, Robert H. To increase pension of Maricle. No. .540. Feb. 18. 

Markle. William. To increase pension of Markle. No. 335. Feb. 2. 

Marshall, Daniel P. To increase pension of Marshall. No. 406. Feb. 4. 

Marshall, James M. To increase pension of Marshall. No. .572. Feb. 18. 

Marshall, Matilda A. To pension Mrs. Marshall. No. 407. Feb. 4. 

Marshall, William P. For relief of Marshall. No. 460. Feb. 9. 

Martin. Thomas. To pension Martin. No. 528. Feb. 18. 

Maschmeyer, Charles. To pension Maschmeyer. No. 607. Feb. 19. 

^Matthews, Lvman. To increase pension of ^latthews. No. 0.53. Feb. 25. 

Mattingly, James. To increase pension of .\Iattingly. No. 004. Feb. 18. 

MaxwL^n", William H. To increase pension of Ma.xwell. No. 320. Feb. 2. 

Mealey, James. To increase pension of Mealey. No. 314. Feb. 2. 

Mercer, Henderson. To increase pension of Mercer. No. 677. Feb. 25. 

Merrell, Sarah C. To increa.se pension of Mrs. Merrell. No. 830. Feb. 28. 



92 February, 1903 

Private [act] 301-843— Continued. 

Messick, James W. To increase pension of Messick. No. 355. Feb. 4. 

Milam, John S. To increase pension of Milam. No. 706. Feb. 25. 

Miller, Adah I. To increase pension of Mrs. Miller. Xo. 787. Feb. 28. 

Miller, Andrew W. To increase pension of Miller. No. 413. Feb. 4. 

Miller, Herman J. To pension Miller. No. 554. Feb. 18. 

Montgomery, William. To increase pension of Montgomery. No. 425. Feb. 4. 

Monty, James. To increase pension of Monty. No. 824. Feb. 28. 

Mooney, Phillip. To increase pension of Mooney. No. 5-55. Feb. 18. 

Morgan, David C. To increase pension of Morgan. No. 343. Feb. 2. 

Morman. Thomas J. To correct military record of ^forman. No. 473. Feb. 18. 

Morrison, Ann M. To increase pension of Mrs. Morrison. No. 404. Feb. 4. 

Moulton, Linda F. To increase pension of Mrs. ^loulton. No. 826. Feb. 28. 

Munn, Evarts Ewing. To pension Mrs. Munn. No. 791. Feb. 28. 

Munsbn, Margaret A. To pension Mrs. Munson. No. 667. Feb. 25. 

Murphy. John. To increa>e pension of Murphy. No. 408. Feb. 4. 

Neal. Elizabeth. To pension Mrs. Neal. No. 657. Feb. 25. 

Neary, Annie A. To increase pension of Mrs. Neary. No. 304. Feb. 2. 

Negley, Grace A. To increase pension of Mrs. Negley. No. 489. Feb. 18. 

Nelson. William A. To pension Nelson. No. 388. Feb. 4. 

Nichols, Mary. To increase pension of Mrs. Nichols. No. 525. Feb. IS. 

Nickerson. Orson. To increase pension of Nickerson. No. 767. Feb. 28. 

Noakes, Milton. To increase pen.sion of Noakes. No. 384. Feb. 4. 

Norris, Cyrus B. To increase pension of Norris. No. 833. Feb. 28. 

Norton, Leonard A. To increase pension of Norton. No. 681. Feb. 25. 

Nowman, John G. To increase pension of Nowman. No. 500. Feb. 18. 

Noyes. L. A. For relief of Xoyes. No. 4.58. Feb. 9. 

Noves, Marv A. To increase pension of Mrs. Noves. No. 783. Feb. 28. 

O'Donnell, "Patrick W. To pen.«ion O'Donnell. No. 777. Feb. 28. 

Olmstead, Jonas, To increase pension of Olra.stead. No. 315. Feb. 2. 

Olney, Frank A. To increase pension of Olney. No. 716. Feb. 25. 

O'Neal, Weden. To increase pension of O'Neal. No. 457. Feb. 7. 

O'Neil, James. To increase jieiisiDn of O'Neil. No. 700. Feb. 25. 

Orwan, Fanny B. To increase V)ension of Mrs. OrwaVi. No. 841. Feb. 28. 

Osborn, Margaret A. To increase pension of Mrs. Osborn. No. 350. Feb. 4. 

Osborn. Orlando S. To increase pension of Osborn. No. 712. Feb. 25. 

Packard, Helen N. To increase pension of Mrs. Packard. No. 399. Feb. 4. 

Painter, William W. To pension Painter. No. 621. Feb. 19. 

Palmer, Elizabeth. To increase pension of Mrs. Palmer. No. 605. Feb. 18. 

Palmer, Regina F. To increase pen.sion of Mrs. Palmer. No. 402. Feb. 4. 

Parcher. Othniel P. To increa.se pension of Parcher. No. 805. Feb. 28. 

Parfitt. Thomas. To increase pen.sion of Parfitt. No. 498. Feb. 18. 

Parish, Joseph W. To refer claim of Pari.sh to Secretary of Treasury. No. 469. 

Feb. 17. 
Parker, Mary J. To pension Mrs. Parker. No. 696. Feb. 25. 
Patterson, Austin H. To increase pension of Patterson. No. 774. Feb. 28. 
Paulsen. Halvor. To pension Paulsen. No. 812. Feb. 28. 
Peabody. Gnsta^'us W. To increase pension of Peabody. No. .595. Feb. 18. 
Peabody. Thomas E. To increase pension of Peabody. No. .565. Feb. 18. 
Peddycoaril. Levi H. To increase pension of Peddycbard. No. 301. Feb. 2. 
Pennel. .\ndrew J. To increase pension of Pennel. No. 668. Feb. 25. 
Perkins, GustavusS. To increase pension of Perkins. No. -529. Feb. 18. 
Peterman. John P. To increase pension of Peterman. No. 369. Feb. 4. 
Peterson, Bowman H. To increase pension of Peterson. No. 65 i. Feb. 25. 
Phillips, Mary E. To increase pension of Mrs. Phillips. No. 727. Feb. 25. 
Picking. Laura S. To increase pension of Mrs. Picking. No. 308. Feb. 2. 
Piety, Winfield S. To increase pension of Piety. No. 311. Feb. 2. 
Pinkham, Charles L. To increase pension of Pinkham. No. 832. Feb. 28. 
Pinney. Annie P. To pension Mrs. Pinney. No. 723. Feb. 25. 
Piper, Rebecca. To pension Mrs. Piper. No. 446. Feb. 6. 
Poiron, Lavinia F. To pension Lavinia F. Poiron. No. 823. Feb. 28. 
Posey. Henry M. To increase pension of Posey. No. 379. Feb. 4. 
Post, John P. To increase pension of Post. No. 687. Feb. 25. 
Potter. Wesley S. To increase pen.sion of Potter. No. 306. Feb. 2. 
Poulsen, Vakiemar. For relief of Poulsen. No. 620. Feb. 19. 
Powell, Emma Dean. To pension Mrs. Powell. No. 338. Feb. 2. 
Powell, James H. To pension Powell. No. -559. Feb. 18. 
Power, Aurelia >L To increase pension of Mrs. Power. No. 507. Feb. 18. 
Prentice, Jo.seph R. To increase pension of Prentice. No. 573. Feb. 18. 
Preston, Delania. To pension Mrs. Preston. No. 627. Feb. 19. 
Prink. Oscar H. To increase pension of Prink. No. 701. Feb. 25. 
Propeller Tow Boat Company. For relief of company. No. 472. Feb. 18. 
Purington, Marv L. To increase pension of Mrs. Purington. No. 309. Feb. 2. 
Radcliffe, Samuel J. To increase pension of Radcliffe. No. 793. Feb. 28. 
Rader, Michael. To increase pension of Rader. No. 504. Feb. 18. 
Raflfertv, Rosetta E. To increase pension of Mrs. Rafferty. No. 835. Feb. 28. 
Randall. Alvira. To pension Mrs. Randall. No. 707. Feb. 25. 
Randolph, William F. To pension Randolph, No. 618. Feb. 19. 
Reedv. Daniel J. To pension [Daniel J. and Annie T.] minor children of Daniel 

J.Reedv. No. 375. Feb. 4. 



February, 1903 93 

Private [act] 301-843~Continued. 

Rees, John J. To increase pension of Rees. Xo. 323. Feb. 2. 

Reeves. Andrew J. To increase pension of Reeves. No. 357. Feb. 4. 

Pteynolds, Henry P. To increase pension of Reynolds. No. .588. Feb. 18. 

Reynolds. Hugh J. To increase pension of Reynolds. No. .>13. Feb. 18. 

Rhoades. Jennie W. To increase pension of Mrs. Rhoades. No. 837. Feb. 28. 

Rigg, Jarrot F. To increase pension of RigR. No. 734. Feb. 2n. 

Roberts, John H. To pension Roberts. No. 439. Feb. .5. 

Roberts, Leroy. To increase pension of Roberts. No. 316. Feb. 2. 

Robinson, Harriet. To pension Mrs. Robinson. No. 398. Feb. 4. 

Robi.«on, Almedia J. To pension Mrs. Robison. No. -5.53. Feb. 18. 

Rogers, Henry G. For relief of Rogers. No. 461. Feb. 10. 

Rogers. Lebbeus H. For relief of Rogers and administrators of William B. Moses 

fsureties of Henry W. Howgate]. No. 407. Feb. 16. 
Ropes. Sarah E. To increase pension of Mrs. Ropes. No. 339. Feb. 2. 
Rosenbarger, Elizabeth. To increase pension of Mrs. Rosenbarger. No. 560. 

Feb. 18. 
Rumple, Mary H. To pension Mrs. Rumple. No.' 647. Feb. 2.5. 
Russell, Catharine A. To increase pension of Mrs. RiLSsell. No. 754. Feb. 28. 
Russell. Isaac F. To increase pension of Russell. No. 477. Feb. 18. 
Russell. Marv E. To increase pension of Mrs. Rus.sell. No. 780. Feb. 28. 
Rutan, William D. For relief of Rutan. No. 441. Feb. 6. 
Sailors. Hamilton M. For relief of Sailors. No. 640. Feb. 24. 
Salsbury. Lester H. To increase v)ension of Salsbury. No. 418. Feb. 4. 
Sare, John A. To increase pension of Sare. No. 353. Feb. 4. 
Sayles. Fannie T. Directing issue of cheek in lieu of lost check drawn by George A. 

Bartlett in favor of Fannie T. Sayle.s, executrix, and others. No. 462. Feb. 10. 
Scherzer, Charles W. To increase pension of Scherzer. No. 683. Feb. 25. 
Scott. Luther. To increase pension of Scott. No. 576. Feb. 18. 
Sears, Mary Ann. To increase pension of Mrs. Sears. No. 763. Feb. 28. 
Seely. Augusta W. To increase pension of Mrs. Seely. No. .541. Feb. 18. 
Seitz. John A. M. To increase pension of Seitz. No. 517. Feb. 18. 
Sellers. Alfred J. To increase pension of Sellers. No. 411. Feb. 4. 
Sells. Orange. To increase pension of Sells. No. 7-55. Feb. 28. 
Shaffer, Sophie S. To increase pension of Mrs. Shaffer. No. 810. Feb. 28. 
Shaner, Solomon S. To increase pension of Shaner. No. 570. Feb. 18. 
Shanks, Flavins. To increase pension of Shanks. No. 6.58. Feb. 25. 
Shaw, William H. To increase pension of Shaw. No. 685. Feb. 25. 
Sheldon. Charles F. To increase pension of Sheldon. No. 818. Feb. 2.^. 
Sherry. Thomas. To increase pension of Sherry. No. 501. Feb. 18. 
Shovar, Frederick. To increase pension of Shovar. No. 5.58. Feb. 18. 
Sickels. Henry. To increase pension of Sickels. No. 741. Feb. 28. 
Sigel. Elise. To pension Mrs. Sigel. No. 646. Feb. 25. 
Slack, John W. To increase pension of Slack. No. 743. Feb. 28. 
SInsser, Marv J. To pension Mrs. Slusser. No. 626. Feb. 19. 
Smallev. Alice F. To pension Mrs. Smallev. No. 789. Feb. 28. 
Smith, AllxTt M. To pension Smith. No. 784. Feb. 28. 
.Smith, Andrew C. To increase pension of Smith. No. 722. Feb. 25. 
Smith, John. To increase pension of .Smith. No. 580. Feb. 18. 
Smith, John A. To increa.se pension of Smith. No. 4.S0. Feb. 18. 
Smith. Maria M. C. To pension Mrs.Smith. No. 433. Feb. 5. 
Smith, Nicholas. To increase pension of Smith. No. 331. Feb. 2. 
Smith. Sarah E. To pen.sion Mrs. Smith. Xo. 527. Feb. 18. 
Smith. Thomas L. To increase pension of Smith. No. 731. Feb. 25. 
Smith, William J. For relief of Smith and D. M. Wisdom [sureties of Robert M. 

Thompsonl . No. 440. Feb. 6. 
Smithson, William W. To increase pen.sion of Smithson. No. 635. Feb. 20. 
Snodgrass, John. To increase pension of Snodgrass. No. .561. Feb. 18. 
Snook. Sarah J. To pension Mrs. Snook. Xo. 669. Feb. 25. 
Snyder, Margaret. To pension Mrs. Snyder. No. 637. Feb. 20. 
Sowder. G. H. For relief of Sowder. No. 443. Feb. 6. 
Spencer, James M. To increa.<e pension of Spencer. No. 389. Feb. 4. 
Spring. Henry E. To increase pension of Spring. No. 330. Feb. 2. 
Squires, Phlneas L. To increa.se pension of Squires. No. 710. Feb. 25. 
Stackpole. Josiah. To increase pension of Stackpole. No. 416. Feb. 4. 
Stanley, John M. To increase pension of Stanley. No. 4.S8. Feb. 18. 
Starrat. Thomas. To increase pension of Starrat. No. 340. Feb. 2. 
Stewart, Robert. To increase pension of Stewart. No. 368. Feb. 4. 
Stockbridge, Napoleon B. To increase pension of Stockbridge. No. 785. Feb. 28. 
Stone, George H. To increase pension of Stone. No. 412. Feb. 4. 
Stott. George W. To increase pension of Stott. No. 325. Feb. 2. 
Straub. Edward. To increase pension of Straub. No. 769. Feb. 28. 
Sullivan, John. To pension Sullivan. No. 487. Feb. 18. 
Swett. Stephen R. To increase pension of Swett. No. 820. Feb. 28. 
Tarbox. Asa. To increa.«e pension of Tarbox. Xo. 479. Feb. 18. 
Taylor, Henry. To increase pension of Taylor. No. 587. Feb. 18. 
Tavlor. James B. To increase pension of Tavlor. No. 781. Feb. 2.8. 
Tebbetts, Walter G. To increase pension of Tebbetts. No. 776. Feb. 28. 
Thomas, Henry. To increase pension of Thomas. Xo. 371. Feb. 4. 
Thompson, Elizabeth. To increase pension of Mrs. Thompson. No. 704. Feb. 25. 



94 February, 1903 

Private [act] 301-843 — Continued. 

Thompson, Ervin. To increase pension of Thomiison. No. 531. Feb. 18. 

Thompson, George. To increase pension of Thomp.san. No. 390. Feb. 4. 

Thompson, Hiram S. To increase pension of Thompson. Xo. 4!>1. Feb. IS. 

Thompson, .Samuel L. To increase pension of Thompson. No. 773. Feb. 28. 

Thompson, William. To increase pension of Thompson. No. 414. Feb. 4. 

Thompson. William R. To increase pension of Thompson. No. 40.5. Feb. 4. 

Tillingha.-t, .bme A. To increase pension of Mrs. Tillinghast. No. -SSI. Feb. 18. 

Titus, Eli. To increase pension of Titus. No. .582. Feb. 18. 

Tolfrce, James E. For relief of Tolfree. No. 428. Feb. 5. 

Tolles, David N. To increase pension of Tolles. No. 702. Feb. 25. 

Topliff, Austin L. To increase pension of Topliff. No. 802. Feb. 28. 

Towle. Daniel G. To increase pension of Towle. No. 703. Feb. 25. 

Travis. .John P. To increase pension of Travis. No. 686. Feb. 25. 

Tridcl, Bridget .Vgnes. To increase pen.sion of Mrs. Tridel. No. 478. Feb. IS. 

Trout, Henry C. To increase pension of Trout. No. .536. Feb. 18. 

Tuerck. Herman. To increase pension of Tuerck. No. .557. Feb. 18. 

Tuper, Peter. To increase pension of Tuper. No. 485. Feb. 18. 

Turner, Enos. To increase pension of Turner. No. 638. Feb. 20. 

Turner, William Y. To increase pension of Turner. No. 650. Feb. 25. 

Twvcross. Jo.seph. To increase pension of Twycross. No. 739. Feb. 28. 

Van Camp. Aaron. For relief of heirs of Van Camp and Virginius P. Chapin 

No. 447. Feb. 6. 
Vore, Austin .V. To pension Vore. No. 634. Feb. 20. 
■ Vovvells. F. M. For relief of Vowells. No. 346. Feb. 3. 

Wainwright. Charles S. To increase pension of Wainwright. No. 601. Feb. 18. 

Waldo, Harold P. To pension Waldo. No. 792. Feb. 28. 

Walker, Benjamin W. To increase pension of Walker. No. .598. Feb. 18. 

Walsh, Edward. To increase pension of Walsh. No. .548. Feb. 18. 

Walton, Lewis. To pension Walton. No. 519. Feb. 18. 

Waltrip, Sarah A. To pension Mrs. Wal trip. No. 436. Feb. .5. 

Warren, Sarah J. To increase pension of Mrs. Warren. No. 735. Feb. 28. 

Welch. Jane C. To increase pension of Mrs. Welch. No. 585. Feb. 18. 

Welch, .'^amuel. To grant hnUdralile discharge to Welch. No. 348. Feb. 4. 

West. Henrietta V. To pension Mrs. West. No. 814. Feb. 28. 

West. Margaret .\nn. To pension Margaret Ann West. No. 438. Feb. 5. 

Westhniok. .Iiise^ih. To increase pension of Westbrook. No. 366. Feb. 4. 

Wevenelh, Rudolph B. To increase pension of Weyeneth. No. 577. Feb. 18. 

Wheeler, Henrv G. To increase pension of Wheeler. No. 352. Feb. 4. 

■SVhetsell, William L. To pension Whetsell. No. 430. Feb. 5. 

Whidden. John H. To pension Whidden. No. 400. Feb. 4. 

Whitcomb, Moses. To increase pension of Whitcomb. No. 514. Feb. 18. 

White, George P. For relief of White. No. 4.52. Feb. 7. 

White, James M. To increase pension of White. No. 721. Feb. 25. 

Whitlege, John S. To pensitm Whitlege. No. 642. Feb. 25. 

Whitworth, Herbert. To increase pension of Whitworth. No. 7.51. Feb. 28. 

Wilcox, Lewis E. To increase pension of Wilco.x. No. 392. Feb. 4. 

Wilder, Elizabeth A. To pen-^ion Mrs. Wilder. No. 533. Feb. 18. 

Willett, James P. For relief of executors of Willett. No. 8-13. Feb. 28. 

Williams. Hamline B. To increase pension of Williams. No. 305. Feb. 2. 

Williams, Marv. To increase pen.sion of Mrs. Williams. No. 513. Feb. 18. 

Wilson, Thomas B. To inerea.se pension of Wil>on. No. 493. Feb. 18. 

Winks, Nathaniel A. To increase pension of Winks. No. 747. Feb. 28. 

Wolcott, Winthrop W. To increase pension of Wolcntt. No. .568. Feb. 18. 

Woodford. Charles F. To remove charge of desertion from Woodford. No. 471. 

Feb. 18. 
W^oods, Abel. To increase pension of Woods. No. ■:>22. Feb. 18. 
Woodwaid, Elijah A. To increase pension of Woodward. No. 744. Feb. 28. 
Woodward, Frederick S. To pension Woodward. No. 796. Feb. 28. 
Works, .Nancv. To pension Mrs. Works. No. 437. Feb. 5. 
Wright. John. To increase pension of Wright. No. 417. Feb. 4. 
Wright. Oliver G. To increase pen.«ion of Wright. No. 711. Feb. 25. 
Yakev, David C. To increase pension of Yakey. No. 3-59. Feb. 4. 
Yemans. Sarah E. To increase pension of Mrs. Yemans. No. 512. Feb. 18. 
Young, Aaron. To increase pension of Y'oung. No. 515. Feb. 18. 
Y'oung, John L. For relief of representatives of Voung. No. 614. Feb. 19. 
Young. Merritt. To increase pension of Young. No. 649. Feb. 25. 
Zickerick, William. To increase pension of Zickerick. No. 381. Feb. 4. 

PCBLIC L.\WS 

Public [act] 44-126; approved Jan. 31-Feb. 28, 1903. 

Agriculture. Department of. For building for Department. No. 71. Feb. 9. 1 p. 
Allegheny River. To authorize Pittsburg. Carnegie and Western Radroad Com- 
pany to construct bridge across river [at Pittsburg, Pa.]. No. 94. [Feb. 18.] 

Appropriations. Making appropriations for legislative, executive, and judicial 

expenses, 1904. No. 115. [Feb. 25.] 59 pp. 
Bankruptcy. To amend act to establish uniform system of bankruptcy. No. 62 

[Feb. 5.]" 5 pp. 



February, 1903 95 



Public [act] 44-126— Continued. 

Biirtlett, John Russell. Authorizing appi)inlmeut of Bartlett as rear-admiral on 

retired list. No. 77. Feb. 10. 1 i>. 
Boston, Mass. To establish light-house depot for 2d light-house district, Boston 

Harbor. No. 113. Feb. 124. 1 p. 
Bridgeport, Conn. Act amending act for public building at Bridgeport [so as to 

remove tire limit] . No. 107. Feb. 'Jl. 1 p. 
Buffalo. Wyo. To issue patent to Buffalo, for certain land [within FortMcKinney 

military reservation]. No. ]'21. Feb. 27. 1 p. 
Burrows island. Wash. To establish light-house and fog-signal station on island. 

No. 111. Feb. 21. 1 p. 
California. Granting to California land in lieu of section occupied by Torros band 

of Mission Indians. No. 80. Feb. 11. 1 p. 
Carpenter, Thomas H. Authorizing restoration of Carpenter to rolls of Army, 

and providing that he be placed on li.st of retired officers. No. 84. Feb. 12. 1 p. 
Central Arizona Railway ('oni]iany. Granting company right of way through 

San Francisci) Mountains forest reserve. No. 117. Feb. 2.5. 1 p. 
Charleston, U. S. S. For relief of officers and crew of U. S. S. Charleston, lost in 

Philippine Islands Nov. 2, 1899. No. GG. Feb. 7. 1 p. 
Chicago, 111. For improvement and care of Confederate Mound in Oak Woods 

Cemetery. No. 67. Feb. 7. 1 p. 
Chitto, Bogue. To authorize bridge across bogue in Louisiana. No. 97. Feb. 18. 

Ip. . • 

Clerks of United States courts. For relief of clerks of circuit and district courts 

of United State* [bv reopening and restating emolument accounts, 1891-1900] . 

No. 10.5. Feb. 19. 1 p. 
Clinch River. To authorize construction of bridge across river [at or near Dossett] 

Tenn., bv Knoxville, Lafollette and Jellico Railroad Companv. No. 52. [Feb. 

3.] 2pp". 
Colorado Cooperative Colony. Extending time for proof and payment for lands 

taken under desert-land laws by colony. No. IIG. Feb. 25. 1 p. 
Colville Reservation, Wash. For free homestead-! on public land-* in north half 

of reservation. No. 05. Feb. 7. 1 p. 
Commerce. To further regulate commerce with foreign nations and among 

States. No. 103. [Feb. 19.] 3 pp. 
Commerce and Labor Department. To establish Department. No. 87. [Feb. 14.] 

6 pp. 
Conecuh River. Atithorizing eommi.ssioners' court of Escambia County, Ala., to 

construct bridge across river at or near McGowans Ferry. No. 109. Feb. 21. 1 p. 
Connecticut River. To authorize commissioners for Connecticut bridge and high- 
way district to construct bridge across river at Hartford, Conn. No. 93. Feb. 

IS. " 1 p. 
Courts of United States. Conferring jurisdiction upon circuit and district courts 

[over certain crimes committed on Indian reservations in] South Dakota. No. 

51. Feb. 2. 1 p. 

Establishing term of district court in Addison, W. Va. No. 48. Jan. 31. 1 p. 

Fixing terms of United States courts in Colorado [to be held at Montrose 

instead of Del Norte] . No. 90. Feb. 16. 1 p. 
Fixing times for terms of circuit and district courts in western district of 

Virginia" [at Charlottesville and Roanoke]. No. .53. Feb. 3. 1 p. 
For terms of circuit and district courts at Kansas Citv, Kans. No. 104. Feb. 

19. 1 p. 
To amend act to add certain counties in Alabama to northern [judicial] dis- 
trict, to divide districts into 2 divisions, and to prescribe times and places for 

holding courts [so as to create new division and for terms of court at Anniston]. 

No. ,89. [Feb. 16.] 2 pp. 
To [change time] for terms of court in Utah [at Salt Lake and Ogden]. No. 

101. Feb. 19. 1 p. 
To detach county of Dimmit from southern judicial district of Texas, and 

attach it to western"district. No. 75. Feb. 9. 1 p. 

To establish United States courts at Wilkesboro, N. C. No. 110. Feb. 23. 1 p. 

To fix time for holding district and circuit courts for eastern division of 

eastern district of Arkan.sas [at Helena]. No. 55. Feb. 3. 1 p. 
To fix time for holding district and circuit courts in northern and middle dis- 
tricts of Alabama. No. 76. Feb. 9. 1 p. 
Daughters of the American Revohition. To exempt from taxation property of 

Daughters of the American Revolution In Washington, D. C. No. 118. Feb. 27. 

Ip. 
Diplomatic service. Making appropriations for diplomatic and consular service, 

1904. No. 73. [Feb. 9.] 15 pp. 
Diseases of animals. To enable Secretary of Agriculture to suppress contagious 

and infectious diseases of live stock. No. 49. [Feb. 2.] 2 pp. 
District of Columbia. Authorizing commissioners of District to extinguish portion 

of allev in square 189. No. 45. Jan. 31. 1 p. 

For union station in District [etc. I . No. 122. [Feb. 28.1 11 pp. 

To cancel certain taxes a.ssessed against Kail tract [in District] . No. G8. 

Feb. 7. 1 p. 
To redeem certain outstanding certificates of Board of Audit, Board of Public 

Works, and commissioners of District. No. 44. [Jan. 31.] 2 pp. 
Donaldson, Marie Irene. For interment of remains of Mrs. Donaldson and 

daughter, Marie Irene Donaldson. No. 119. Feb. 27. 1 p. 



96 February, 1903 

Public [act] 44-126— Continued. 

Extradition. For removal of persons aceused of erime to and from Philippine 

Islands for trial. No. 72. Feb. 9. 1 p. 
Florence Crittenton Mission, National. To amend act to incorporate mission. 

Xo. 83. Feb. 11. 1 p. 
Fort Smith, .\rk. Confirming and ceding jurisdiction to Arkansas over certain 

lands formerly in Fort .Smith Reservation and asserting and retaining Federal 

jurisdiction over certain other lands in reservation. No. 125. Feb. 2S. 1 p. 
Gettysburg. Pa. To cause to be erected monuments and markers on battlefield 

of Gettysburg, to commemorate deeds of certain regiments and batteries of 

Army. No. 95. FeV). is. 1 p. 
Grosselsle, Mich. For [light-] keeper's dwelling at Grosse Isle, north channel 

range. Detroit River, Mich. No. 112. Feb. 24. 1 p. 
Hornbrook, James J. To correct errors in dates of original appointments of 

Hornbrook [William F. Clark, and Samuel G. Jones]. No. 69. Feb. 7. 1 p. 
Indian Territory. Fixing punishment for larceny of horses, cattle, and other live 

stock in Territory. Xo. .50. Feb. 2. 1 p. 
For record of deeds and other convevances and instruments of writing in 

Territory. Xo. 102. [Feb. 19.] 6 pp. 
Invoices. To cause destruction of invoices which have been on file in consular 

offices for more than 5 years. Xo. 114. Feb. 24. 1 p. 
Judges. For additional circuit judge in 8th circuit. No. 47. Jan. 31. 1 p. 

For additional judge in district of Minnesota. No. 56. Feb. 4. 1 p. 

For additional judge of district court for southern district of New York 

No. 70. Feb. 9. In. 

■ To fl.x salaries 01^ judges of United States. No. 85. Feb. 12. 1 p. 

Lac Courte Oreille Reservation. For allotments of lands in severalty to Indians 

of Lac Courte Oreille and Lac du Flambeau reservations. Wis. No. 54. Feb. 3. 

ip. 
Little, William McCarty. For relief of Little. No. 106. Feb. 21. 1 p. 
Merriam. H. C. To appoint Merriam to grade of major-general on retired list. 

No. 59. Feb. 5. 1 p. 
Minnesota. To extend provisions of chapter 8, title 32, Revised Statutes, reserva- 
tion and sale of town sites on public lands, to ceded Indian lands in Minnesota. 

No. 74. Feb. 9. 1 p. 
Missouri River. To authorize construction of bridge across river [at Kansas City. 

Mo., bv Kansas Citv. Parkville and St. Joseph Electric Railway Companv]. 

No. 123. [Feb. 28.] " 2 pp. 
To authorize construction of bridge across river between Chamberlain and 

Lvman Countv, S. Dak. [bv Mi.ssouri River Bridge Company]. No. 91. [Feb. 

IS.] 2 pp. 
Monongahela River. To authorize construction of bridge across river in Penn- 
sylvania by Eastern Railroad Company. No. 98. [Feb. 18.] 2 pp. 
To authorize Washington and Westmoreland counties, Pa., to construct bridge 

across river. No. 1U8. [Feb. 21.] 2 pp. 
Montrose, Ceter Permitting Montrose to enter 160 acres of land for reservoir and 

water purposes. No. 100. Feb. 18. 1 p. 
Muscle Shoals Power Company. To extend time granted to" company within 

which to commence and complete [construction of canal and power stations at 

Muscle ShoaLs, Ala.]. No. 96. Feb. is. 1 p. 
Oklahoma and Western Railroad Company. To authorize company to construct 

railway through Fort Sill military reservation. Xo. 78. Feb. 10. 1 p. 
Petroleum. Defining what shall constitute assessments on oil mining claims. 

Xo. 86. Feb. 12. 1 p. 
Piatt, Robert. To appoint Piatt to rank of commander. Xo. 57. Feb. 5. 1 p. 
Pul)lic lands. For compulsory attendance of witnesses before registers and re- 
ceivers of land office. Xo. 46. [Jan. 31.] 2 pp. 
Pulaski, Casimir. For erection at Washington, D. C, of statues to Count Pulaski 

and Baron von Steuben. No. 120. Feb. 27. 1 p. 
Rainy River. For construction of bridge across river in [Itasca County] Minn. 

[by International Bridge and Terminal Company] . Xo. 63. [Feb. 7.] 2 pp. 
Randall, William P. To appoint Randall commander on retired list. No. 58. Feb. 

.5. 1 p. 
Rochford, S. Dak. To issue patent to Rochford Cemetery Association to lands. 

No. 99. Feb. 18. 1 p. 
Ross. John Walton. To restore to active list Ross. No. 61. Feb. 5. 1 p. 
St. Croix River. Permitting dam across river at or near St. Croix FalLs, Wis. Xo. 

64. Feb. 7. 1 p. 
St. Francis River. Authorizing Memphis, Helena and Louisiana Railway Com- 
pany to construct bridge across river in [Lee County] Ark. No. 92. [Feb. 18.] 

2 pp. 
School lands. Adjusting cerUiin conflicts respecting State school indemnity selec- 
tions in lieu of school sections in abandoned military reservations. No. 81. 

Feb. 11. 1 p. 
Smith. David. Raising rank of Smith on retired list. No. 60. Feb. 5. 1 p. 
Southampton Shoal. To establish fog bell and lens-lantern light on southeastern 

end of Southampton Shoal, San Francisco Bay, Cal. No. 79. Feb. 10. 1 p. 
Staff, General. To increase efficiency of .\rmv [bv establishment of general staff 

corps] . No. 88. [Feb. 14.] 2 pp. " 
Tennessee River. To authorize building of bridge across river between Lewis 

Bluff and Guntersville, Ala. [bv Milton Humes and others]. No. 126. [Feb. 

28.] 2 pp. 



February, 1903 97 

Public [act] 44-126— Continued. 

Trusts. To expedite hearing and determination of suits in equity pending or 
hereafter brought under act to proteet trade and commerce against unlawful 
restraints and monopolies, act to regulate commerce, or any other acts having 
like purpi)se that may be hereafter enacted. No. 82. Feb. 11. 1 p. 

Widows. To amend act amending sec. 4708, Revised Statutes, [so as to restore] 
pensions to remarried widows, approved Mar. 3, 1901. No. 124. [Feb. 28.] 2 pp. 

Public [joint] resolution 4-10; approved Feb. 2-27, 1903. Each 1 p. 

Akron, Sterling and Northern Railroad. To extend time for construction of rail- 
road in Alaska. No. 5. Feb. 7. 

Columbus, Ohio; Dedicating to Columbus, for public streets, part of property 
conveyed to United States by Robert Neil. No. 6. Feb. 10. 

Jacksonville, Fla. To purchase additional ground for post-office at Jacksonville. 
No. 8. Feb. 21. 

New York and Jersey Railroad Company. Granting to company right to con- 
struct underground" rail way in city of New York. No. 10. Feb. 27. 

Pardons. For printing digest of laws, decisions, and opinions relating to pardons 
and other acts of executive clemency under United States and States. No. 9. 
Feb. 24. 

Pennsylvania. Extending [so far as same relates to Williamsport] provision 
granting to Pennsylvania use of court-house at Scranton and \Villiamsp:")rt. No. 
4. Feb. 2. 

Vital statistics. Requesting State authorities to cooperate with Census Office in 
securing uniform system pf birth and death registration. No. 7. Feb. 11. 

SENATE 

Alaskan boundary, views of former Secretary of State Foster on question 
involved; presented by Mr. P^lkins. Feb. 6, 1903. 4 pp. (S. doc. 
136.) [From Washington Post, Feb. 2, 1903.] 

American National Institute, Paris. List of names of persons support- 
ing incorporation of institute [etc.]; presented by Mr. Frye. Feb. 
18,1903. 4 pp. (S. doc. 160.) 

Chaplains. Views of eminent divines and others respecting Congres- 
sional legislation in behalf of chaplains in Navy; with Secretary 
Long's reply to naval chaplain; presented by Mr. CuUom. Feb. 2, 
1903. 25 pp. (S. doc. 129.) 

Cherokee Indians. In matter of rights of intermarried citizens of Cher- 
okee Nation to share equally with native Cherokees in final distri- 
bution of their lands and funds, and to recover from said nation 
certain moneys withheld from them when per capita payments have 
been heretofore made by said nation to its citizens; presented bv 
Mr. Piatt of Connecticut. Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 142.) 

Coal. Speech of William E. Mason on right of Government to appoint 
temporary receivers for coal mines. Feb. 4, 1903. 9 pp. (S. doc. 
134.) 

Crime. Report of committee of Warren County Bar Association, of 
Pennsylvania, appointed to consider advisability of passing resolu- 
tion api^roving establishment of laboratory of criminology; presented 
by Mr. Cockrell. Feb. 4, 1903. 6 pp. (S. doc. 135.) 

Statistics of crime, suicide, insanity, and other forms of abnormality, 

and criminological studies, in connection with bills to establish lab- 
oratory for study of criminal, pauper, and defective classes [with 
bibliographv], by Arthur MacDonald; presented by Mr. Quarles. 
Jan. 24, 1903. 121 pp. 5 il. (S. doc. 11.) [For edition without 
criminological studies see Catalogue for Dec. 1902, page 630.] 

Eight-hour day. Petition of citizens of Louisville, Ky., against enact- 
ment of 8-hour bill [H. 3076]; presented bv Mr. Blackburn. Feb. 
27,1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 189.) 

Gun mounts. Remarks of A. H. Emery on amendment to fortification 
bill, H. R. 17046 [for additional payment to Emery for construction 
of 12-inch elevating gun-carriage] ; presented by Mr. Teller. Feb. 
27,1903. 4 pp. (S. doc. 188.) 



98 February, 1903 

Hawaiian laljor question, reciprocity with Hawaii, letter from Truman G. 
Palmer; presented bv Mr. Teller. Feb. 25, 1903. 10 pp. (S. doc. 
176.) 

Latin America. Petition of Hinton Rowan Helper, praying appoint- 
ment of commission to examine into feasibilty of construction of 
intercontinental railway through North, Central, and South America; 
presented l)y Mr. Morgan. Feb. 10, 1903. 7 pp. (S. doc. 144.) 
[1st edition read incorrectly Mr. Piatt of New York, instead of 
5lr. INIorgan, with title. Preamble and resolution relating to pro- 
posed intercontinental railway through 3 Americas.] 

Philippine Islands, speech of Charles H. Dietrich [in Senate], Feb. 13, 
1903 [including compilation of tables and data by Truman G. Pal- 
mer]. Feb. 27, 1903. 112 pp. (S. doc. 186.) 

Pottaw^atomie Indians. Memorial of Pottowautomie Indians of Wiscon- 
sin, asking for consideration of their claims for their shares of moneys 
and estate of Pottowautomie Nation. Feb. 27, 1903. 16 pp. (S. doc. 
185.) 

Red Lake Reservation, Minn. Act for opening of portion of reservation. 
Feb. 28, 1903. 2 pp._ (S. doc. 202.) [This did not pass either 
House as a separate bill, but is nearly identical with section 11 of 
the act making appropriations for the Indian Department, 1904.] 

Reed, Walter. Scientitic work and discoveries of Reed, by Jefferson 
Randolph Kean. Jan. 28, 1903. 29 pp. 3 il. (S. doc. 118.) 

Territories. Papers relating to statehood for Territories; presented bv 
Mr. Gallinger. Feb. 14, 1903. 13 pp. (S. doc. 153.) 

AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY COMMITTEE 

Proctor, Redfield. Report amending H. 16910, making appropriations 
for Department of Agriculture, 1904. Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 
3214.) 

APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE 

Allison, W. B. Report amending H. 16842, making appropriations for 

District of Columbia, 1904. Feb. 7, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2896.) 
Report amending H. 17202, making appropriations for sundry civil 

expenses, 1904. Feb. 24, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 3288.) 
Hale, Eugene. Report amending H. 17493, making appropriations to 

supply deficiencies, 1903 and prior years. Feb. 28, 1903. 1 p. 

(S. rp. 3311.) 
Perkins, G. C. Report amending H. 17046, making apjiropriations for 

fortifications and ordnance [1904]. Feb. 27, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 

3310.) 

CENSUS COMJIITTEE 

Quarles, J. V. Report amending H. J. R. 184, requesting State authori- 
ties to cooperate with Census Office in securing uniform svstem of 
birth and death registration. Feb. 2. 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2748.) 

CLAIMS COMMITTEE 

Burnham, H. E. Report favoring H. 4178, for relief of Austin A. Yates. 

Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp: 2985.) 
Report favoring S. 6505, for relief of Eliza A. White. Feb. 19, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3183.) 
Foster, M. J. Report amending S. 1133, for relief of Citizens' Bank of 

Louisiana. Feb. 24, 1903. 8 pp. (S. rp. 3296.) 



February, 1903 99 

Kean, John. Report favoring S. 206, to settle account of James M. Will- 
bur. Feb. 4, 1903. 5 pp. (S. rp. 2835. ) 

Report amending S. 6212, to compensate Old Point Comfort Im- 
provement Company for demolition and removal of Hygeia Hotel 
property from Government reservation at Old Point, Va. Feb. 4, 
1903. 15 pp. (S. rp. 2836.) 

Kittredge, A. B. Report favoring H. 6516, identical with S. 5940, for 
relief of Henrv P. Montgomerv, executor of Granville Garnett. 
Feb. 11, 1903. " 2 pp. (S. rp. 2988. ) [Report reads, by a misprint, 
H. 3516.] 

Report favoring S. 5070, for relief of Hamilton M. Sailors. Feb. 11, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2989.) 

Report adverse to S. 278, for relief of A. Francis Learned. Feb. 11 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2990. ) 

Report adverse to H. 1748, for relief of Julius E. Mugge. Feb. 11, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2991.) 

Report adverse to S. 3308, for relief of Zac Hart. Feb. 11, 1903. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2992.) 

Report adverse to H. 6443, for relief of Patrick Nolan. Feb. 12, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3012.) 
Report adverse to S. 1252, for relief of University of Missouri. Feb. 

19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3150. ) 
Report adverse to S. 5515, for relief of Robert H. Long. Feb. 19, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3151.) 
McCumber, P. J. Report favoring H. 1937, for relief of owners of barge 

Charlie. Feb. 12, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3013.) 
McLaurin, J. L. Report favoring H. 7792, for relief of representatives 

of John L. Young. Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2986.) 

Martin, T. S. Report favoring H. 9632, for allowance of claims of citi- 
zens of Virginia for damages to their property during War with 
Spain. Feb. 4, 1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 2828.) 

Mason, W. E. Report favoring H. 14164, for relief of Charles W. Carr. 
Feb. 11, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2982.) 

Stewart, W. M. Report amending bv substitute H. 13703, for relief o 
N. F. Palmer, jr. , and Company. Feb. 4, 1903. 4 pp. ( S. rp. 2852. ) 

Report favoring H. 13257, to refund penalty to Bank of Colfax, 

Iowa. Feb. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3107.) 

Taliaferro, J. P. Report favoring S. 7184, for relief of W. R. Austin and 
Company. Feb. 4, 1903. 11pp. (S. rp. 2829.) 

Teller, H. M. Report favoring amendment to H. 17493, making appro- 
priations to supplv deficiencies, 1903 and prior years. Feb. 13, 1903. 
3 pp. (S. rp. 3039.) 

Warren, F. E. Report amending S. 7142, for allowance of certain claims 
reported by Court of Claims [etc.]. Feb. 10, 1903. 75 pp. (S. rp. 
2961.) 

Report favoring S. 7049, identical with H. 13520, for relief of cred- 
itors of Deposit Savings Association, Mobile, Ala. Feb. 19, 1903. 
3 pp. (S. rp. 3212.) 

COMMERCE COMMITTEE 

Berry, J. H. Report favoring S. 7159, authorizing Memphis, Helena 
and Louisiana Railway Company to construct bridge across St. 
Francis River in [Lee County] Ark. Feb. 3, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 

2815. ) 

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100 February, 1903 

Berry, J. H. — Continued. Report amending S. 7158, to authorize build- 
ing of bridge across Tennessee River between Lewis Bluff and Gun- 
tersville, Ala. [bv Milton Humes and others]. Feb. 5, 1903. 1 p. 
(S. rp. 2855.) 

Report amending S. 6961, to authorize construction of bridge across 

Missouri River between Chamberlain and L}'man County, S. Dak. 
[by Missouri River Bridge Company]. Feb."^6, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 
2875. ) 
'■ Report amending S. 7185, to authorize commissioners for Connecti- 
cut bridge and highwav district to construct bridge across Connecti- 
cut River at Hartford, Conn. Feb. 7, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2898.) 
Report favoring S. 7338, identical with H. 17204, to authorize con- 
struction of bridge across Arkansas River at or near Moors Rock, 
Ark. [by Arkansas Coal and Mineral Railway Company]. Feb. 14, 
1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3044. ) 
Report favoring S. 7356, identical with H. 16139, to authorize Nor- 
folk and Western Railway Company to ])ridge Tug Fork of Big 
Sandy River at certain points where same forms Ijoundary line 
between West Virginia and Kentucky. Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (8. 
rp. 3149. ) 
Report amending S. 7351, to authorize Pennsylvania Railroad Com- 
pany to construct bridge across Alleghenv River in Pennsylvania. 
Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S.rp. 3158.) 

Report amending S. 7361, authorizing Purcell and Lexington Street 

Railway Companv to construct bridge over south Canadian River at 
Purcell, Ind. T. Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3184. ) 

Report amending S. 7407, to authorize Donora Southern Railroad 

Company to construct bridge across Monongahela River in Penn- 
sylvania. Feb. 25, 1903. 1 p. ( S. rp. 3297. ) 
Depew, C. M. Report amending S. J. R. 159, granting New York and 
Jersev Railroad Companv right to construct underground railwav 
in city of New York. Feb. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3048. ) 
Elkins, S. B. Report amending S. 7226, to authorize Pittsburg, Car- 
negie and Western Railroad Companv to construct bridge across 
Alleghenv River [at Pittsburg, Pa.]." Feb. 5, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 
2854. ) 
Mallory, S. R. Report favoring S. 7337, to amend act to amend laws 
relating to American seamen, in respect to allotments [of wages]. 
Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3208. ) 
Report amending S. 7280, to provide American register for cable- 
repairing ship Scotia. Feb. 27, 1903. 5 pp. (S. rp. 3308\ ) 

Report favoring S. 7273, to provide American register for British 

ship Pyrenees. Feb. 27, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3309.) 
Martin, T. S. Report favoring S. 7349, to establish life-saving station at 
or near entrance to Tillamook Bav, Oreg. Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. 
(S.rp. 3210.) 
Nelson, Knute. Report amending by substitute S. 7329, for punish- 
ment of offenses upon high seas. Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 
3187. ) 

Report favoring S. 7392, to authorize construction of dam across 

Kansas River within counties of Shawnee and AVabaunsee, Kans. 
[by Commercial Club of Topeka]. Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (S.rp. 
3302. ) 
Penrose, Boies. Report favoring S. 7243, to appoint coinmission to 
recommend revision of laws relating to construction, installation, 
and inspection of marine boilers, and to further provide reciprocal 
recognition of boiler-inspection certificates between maritime 
nations. Feb. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3004.) 



February, 1903 101 

Perkins, Ct. C. Report favoring S. 6407, for life-slaving station at Half 
^loon Bav, near ^lontara Reef, Cal. Feb. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 
2871.) 

tOXTINGEXT EXPEX,SE,S, COMMITTEE TO AUDIT AND CONTROL 

Kean, John. Report ameiuling S. R. 369, that Bills and debates in 
Congress relating to trusts, as corrected and indexed, be made 
Senate document. Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2980.) 

Report favoring 8. R. 354, to procure for Senate copies of Execu- 
tive register of United States, 1789-1902. Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (S. 
rp. 2995. ) 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE 

Foster, ]\1. J. Report amending by substitute H. 11096, for sale of lot 
4, square 1113, Washington, D. C. [and to pay William H. Dix and 
Frank I). Orme out of proceeds]. Feb. 13, 1903. 13 pp. (S. rp. 
3032. ) 

Gallinger, J. H. Report adverse to H. 11099, to amend act to estab- 
lish code of law for District [so as to increase salary of warden of 
jail]. Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2759.) 

Report adverse to S. 5897, to regulate assessment and collection of 

personal taxes in District. Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2760. ) 

Report adverse to S. 5920, prescribing license taxes in District. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2761.) 

Report adverse to S. 3093, to authorize commissioners of District to 

prescribe license fees, make regulations governing same, and fix 
penaltv for noncompliance therewith. Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 
2762.)" 

Report favoring S. 7223, for interment of remain.s of Marie Irene 

Donaldson and daughter, ]Marie Irene Donaldson. Feb. 5, 1903. 
2 pp. (S. rp. 2853.) 

Report favoring S. J. R. 153, to enlarge scope of act to provide per- 
manent system of highways in that part of District lying outside of 
i-ities [so as to include Beatty and Hawkins' addition to Georgetown]. 
Feb. 7, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2895.) 

Report amending S. 7278, for further prevention of spread of com- 
municable diseases in District. Feb. 13, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 3027. ) 

Hansbrough, H. C. Report amending S. 7283, to amend act to permit 
Pintsch Compressing Companv to lav pipes in Washington. Feb. 13, 
1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3026.) 

Heitfeld, Henry. Report favoring S. 5463, for extension of School street 
southward to Kenesaw avenue. .Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2959. ) 

Stewart, W. ]\I. Report amending S. 4726, to regulate practice of veteri- 
nary medicine in District. Feb. 13, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 3034.) 

Wellington, G. L. Report amending S. 6525, to amend act to incorpo- 
rate Masonic Mutual Relief Association of District. Feb. 9, 1903. 
1 p. (S. rp. 2904.) 

EDUCATION AND LABOR COMMITTEE 

Hearings before committee [June 3-Dec. 12, 1902, on H. 3076, limiting 
hours of daily service of laborers and mechanii's employed upon 
work for United States, or any Territory, or District of Columbia; 
with letters received bv committee since Dec. 12, 1902]. [Dec. 10, 
1902, published] 1903' 834 pp. (S. doc. 141.) [For edition of 
723 pages without Congressional document number, printed in un- 
bound signatures, see Catalogue for Dec. 1902, page 632.] 



102 February, 1903 



FINANCE COMMITTEE 

Vest, G. G. Report amending H. 9063, to refund taxes paid by An- 
heuser-Busch Brewing Association. Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 
2981. ) 

FISHERIES COMMITTEE 

Bard, T. R. Report amending y. 6872, to estabhsh on coast of [Pacific 
States] station for investigation of problems connected with marine 
fishery interests of region. Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2983.) 

Report favoring S. 7285, identical with H. 11476, to establish in 

Florida, on Gulf of Mexico, station for investigation of problems 
connected with marine-fishery interests of region. Feb. 11, 1903. 
2 pp. (S. rp. 2984.) 

Report amending amendment to H. 17202, making ajipropriations 

for sundry civil expenses, 1904, to change salary and title of super- 
intendent of fish-cultural station at Northville, Mich. Feb. 19, 1903. 
2 pp. (S. rp. 3161.) 

FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE 

Kean, John. Report favoring S. 6931, for relief of Sadie Thome [widow 
of S. W. Thome]. Feb. 13, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 3016.) 

FOREST RESERVATIONS AND PROTECTION OF GAME COMMITTEE 

Burton, J. R. Report favoring amendment to H. 17202, making appro- 
priations for sundry civil expenses, 1904, for improvement of Mount 
Rainier National Park, Wash. Feb. 10, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2978.) 

INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Gamble, R. J. Report amending S. 7390, identical with H. 17467, to 

ratify and amend agreement with Indians of Rosebud Reservation, 

S. Dak. Feb. 23, 1903. 5 pp. (S. rp. 3271.) 
Harris, W. A. Report amending by substitute S. 3214, to authorize 

Absentee Wvandotte Indians to select lands. Feb. 12, 1903. 6 pp. 

(S. rp. 3007.) 
Stewart, W. M. Report amending H. 15804, making appropriations for 

Indian Department, 1904. Feb. 16, 1903. 14 pp. (S. rp. 3088.) 

JUDICIARY COMMITTEE 

Nelson, Knute. Report amending amendments to H. 17202, making 
appropriations for sundry civil expenses, 1904. Feb. 10, 1903. 4 pp. 

(S. rp. 2979.) 

LIBRARY COMMITTEE 

Wetmore, G. P. Report amending by substitute H. 16, for erection at 

Washington, D. C, of statues to Count Pulaski and Baron von 

Steuben. Feb. 6, 1903. 17 pp. (S. rp. 2876.) 
Report amending by substitute S. J. R. 162, similar to H. 12202, 

for monument to John Paul Jones [in Washington, D. C.]. Feb. 

24,1903. 8 pp. (S. rp. 3279.) 
Report adverse to S. J. R. 48, for m«nument to John Paul Jones 

[in Washington, D. C.]. Feb. 24, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3280.) 



February, 1903 103 

MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Nominations of lientenants in Army under act of Fell. 2, 1901, objections 
to confirmation, views of Secretary of War in favor of confirmation, 
and review of his statements. Feb. 21, 190:1 18 pp. (Senate 
executive public, 57th Cong. 2d sess. ) [Injunction of secrecy 
removed Feb. 21, 1903.] 

Report to accompany nominations of lieutenants [in Armv under act of 
Feb. 2, 1901]; presented by :Mr. Foraker. Feb. 28, 'l903. 23 pp. 
(Senate executive public, "57th Cong. 2d sess.) [Injunction of 
secrecy removed Feb. 28, 1903.] 

Report touching brevet nominations sent to Senate in 1st session of 57th 
Congress; presented bv Mr. Cockrell. Feb. 28, 1903. 11 pp. 
(S. doc. 195.) 

Alger, R. A. Report amending S. 5918, to amend sec. 1225, Revised 
Statutes, so as t<> provide for detail of [noncommissioned] officers 
of Armv and Xavvto assist in militarv in.struction in schools. Feb. 
5, 1903." 1 p. (S. rp. 2860. ) 

Report favoring S. 5219, to grant honorable discharge to Robert C. 

Gregg. Feb. 6, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2881.) 

Report favoring H. 7, to cause to be erected monuments and mark- 
ers on battlefield of Gettysburg, Pa., to commemorate deeds of cer- 
tain regiments and batteries of Armv. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 
2882. ) 

Report amending H. 917, for relief of Henrv Cook. Feb. 13, 1903. 

3 pp. (S. rp. 3024.) 

Report amending bv substitute S. 1341, to amend record of John 

Murphy. Feb. 13, 1903. 11pp. (S. rp. 3025.) 

Report favoring amendment to H. 17202, making appropriations 

for sundry civil expenses, 1904, for improving militarv reservations 
at San Francisco, Cal. Feb. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp.'3040.) 

■ Report favoring amendment to H. 17493, making appropriations to 

supply deficiencies, 1903 and prior years, for rei^airing injuries 
caused bv gun firing to property of E. M. Ferguson and others. 
Feb. 19, i903. 1 p. (S. rp. 321 1!) 

Bate, W. B. Report amending H. 2557, for relief of Henrv L. ^IcCalla. 
Feb. 6, 1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 2879.) 

Report amending S. 2252, for relief of Daniel H. Snvder. Feb. 7,. 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2897.) 

Report amending H. 13660, for relief of Jackson Pryor. Feb. 19, 

1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 3164.) 

Cockrell, F. iM. Report amending H. 11544, to correct military record 
of Thomas J. Morman. Feb. 5, 1903. 6 pp. (S. rp. 2861.) 

Report favoring H. 6745, for relief of Anthony R. Ravenscroft. 

Feb. 26, 1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 3303. ) 

Foraker, J. B. Report amending H. 8132, to correct record of John 
Finn, alias Flynn. Feb. 5, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2872.) 

Repfirt amending H. 11879, to correct militarv record of Michael 

Mullet. Feb. 13, 1903. 6 pp. (S. rp. 3030.) 

Report amending by substitute S. 4198, for relief of Theodore F. 

Northrop. Feb. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3031.) 

Report favoring H. 13605, for relief of George A. Detchemendy. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 3165.) 

Report amending H. 15243, to appoint Kensey J. Hampton captain 

and quartermaster in Army. Feb. 26, 1903. 7 pp. (S. rp. 3306.) 



104 February, 1903 

Foraker, J. B. — Continued. Report amending S. 7425, granting right to 
operate railroad through Vancouver Barracks and military reserva- 
tion, Wash., to Portland, Vancouver and Yakima Railroad Company. 
Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3307.) 

Harris, W. A. Report amending S. 6580, to amend act for relief of 
William A. Hammond. Feb. 10, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2960.) 

Pettus, E. W. Report favoring S. 6S95, to authorize promotion of 
William Crawford Gorgas. Feb. 6, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2878.) 

Report amending S. 6380, to amend act to amend act to reimburse 

States and Territories for expenses incurred in aiding United States 
to raise and equip Volunteer Army in AVar with Spain [so as to 
extend time for presentation of claims]. Feb. 13, 1903. 1 p. (S. 
rp. 3029.) 

Report adverse to H. 3691, for relief of James McKenzie [or James 

McKinsey]. Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3209.) 

Scott, N. B. Report favoring H. 6680, identical with H. 16105. to rein- 
state Alexander G. Pendleton, jr., as cadet in 3Iilitarv Academy. 
Feb. 5, 1903. 13 pp. (S. rp. 2873.) 

Warren, F. E. Report favoring S. 7298, to fix rank of [2d lieutenants 
of artillery who formerly served in Marine Corps]. Teb. 12, 1903. 
2 pp. (S'rp. 2997.) 

Report amending H. 16970, making appropriations for Military 

Academy, 1904. Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3213.) 

MIXES AND MIXIXG COMMITTEE 

Clark, C. D. Report favoring H. 15198, defining what shall constitute 
assessments on oil mining claims. P"eb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2756.) 

XAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Hale, Eugene. Report favoring H. 3100, for conveyance of Widows 
Island to Maine. Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3301.) 

Piatt, T. C. Report amending S. 5943, to correct naval record of George 
Nelson Armstrong. Feb. 4, 1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 2823.) 

Report favoring S. 4906, to correct naval record of Alfred Burgess. 

Fel). 4, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2824. ) 

PACIFIC ISLAXDS AXD PORTO RICO COMMITTEE 

Foraker, J. B. Report amending S. 7056, for disposition of church 
lands in Porto Rico. Feb. 10, 1903. 49 pp. (S. rp. 2977.) 

Note. — Includes Report on legal status of church property in Spain and Porto 
Rico, by M. F. Rossy, and Memorandum of brief in reply to report of Rossy, by 
.1. H. Lopez and Coudert Brothers. 

PATEXTS COMMITTEE 

Kittredge, A. B. Report amending H. 13307. for relief cf Valdemar 
Poulsen. Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2994.) 

Pritchard, J. C. Report favoring H. 17085, to effectuate provisions of 
additional act of international convention for protection of indus- 
trial property. Feb. 24, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3273.) 

PEXSIOXS COMMITTEE 

Burton, J. R. Report favoring S. 5738, to increase pension of William 
E. Fehrenback. Feb. 2, l903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2776.) 



February, 1903 105 

Burton, J. R. — Continued. Report favoring H. 10663, to increase pen- 
sion of Benjamin H. Downing. Feb. 2, 190.3. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2777. ) 

Report favoring H. 5920, to pension Washington T. Filson. Feb. 

2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2778.) 

Report favoring H. 5918, to pension Margaret Fox. Feb. 2, 1903. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 2779.) 

Report favoring H. 16032, to increase pension of Henry Taylor. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2780.) 

Report amending l^v substitute 8. 7182, to increase pension of Wil- 
liam H. McHenry. ^Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2781.) 

Report favoring H. 15892, to increase pension of Eli Titus. Feb. 3, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2821.) 

Report favoring H. 15839, to increase pension of Luther Scott. 

Feb. 3, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2822.) 

Report favoring H. 1482, to increase pension of John A. Smith. 

Feb. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2856.) 

Report favoring H. 15421, to inci'ease pension of Elizabeth Palmer. 

Feb. 5, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2857.) 

Report favoring H. 2675, to increase pension of John M. Stanley. 

Feb. 5, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2858.) 

Report favoring H. 13689, to pension William W. Painter. Fel). 

5,1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2859.) 

Report favoring H. 9950, to increase pension of Moses Whitcomb. 

Feb. 7, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2890.) 

Report amending H. 5101, to increase pension of Benjamin Contal. 

Feb. 7, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2891.) 

Report favoring H. 15684, to increase pension of Joseph R. Pren- 
tice. Feb. 7, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2892.) 

Report favoring H. 13240, to increase i^ension of Nimrod F. Clark. 

Feb. 7, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2893.) 

Report favoring H. 13239, to increase pension of Ervin Thompson. 

Feb. 7, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2894. ) 

Report favoring H. 3261, to pension George R. Grubaugh. Feb. 9, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2941.) 

Report favoring H. 7710, to pension Margaret Scanlon. Feb. 9, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2942. ) 

Report favoring H. 15423, to increase pension of Stephen B. More- 
house. Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2943.) 

Report favoring H. 3265, to increase pension of Henry Pensinger. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2944.) 

Report favoring H. 3353, to increase pension of John H. Kelm. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2945.) 

Report favoring H. 16073, to increase pension of John H. Smith. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2946.) 

Report favoring H. 5876, to increase pension of Jacob E. Richards. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2947.) 

Report amending H. 14592, to increase pension of Benjamin F. Bar- 
rett. Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2948.) 

Report favoring H. 15422, to increase pension of John Mosgrove. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2962.) 

Report favoring H. 15812, to increase pension of Lucien B. Love. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2963.) 

Report amending S. 7246, to pension Caroline Weinheimer. Feb. 

13, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3017.) 



106 February, 1903 

Burton, J. R. — Continued. Report favoring H. 8165, to increase pen- 
sion of Oscar M. Peck. Feb. 13, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3018.) 

Report favoring H. 13945, to inci'ease pension of Edward T. Durant. 

Feb. 13, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3019.) 

Report favoring H. 6617, to increase pension of Hugh Cool. Feb. 

13,1903. Ip. (S. rp. 3020.) 

Report favoring H. 12638, to increase pension of John W. Dav. 

Feb. 13, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3021.) 

Report amending H. 11271, to pension Louisa Gregg. Feb. 13, 1903. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 3022.) 

Report favoring H. 7736, to increase pension of Albert W. Allen. 

Feb. 13, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3023.) 

Report favoring H. 3752, to increase pension of John E. Pickard. 

Feb. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3079.) 

Report favoring H. 962, to pension Rodney W. Anderson. Feb. 

16,1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3080.) 

Report favoring H. 15528, to increase pension of John C. Williams. 

Feb. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3131.) 

Report amending H. 11958, to pension Henrv H. Windes. Fel>. 

18, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3132.) 

Report favoring H. 17179, to increase pension of Christopher G. 

Divers. Feb. 18, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3133.) 

Report amending H. 14784, to pension Johniken L. Mvnatt. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3152.) 

Report favoring H. 1062, to increase pension of Elias P. Stearns. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3188.) 

Report favoring H. 6101, to increase pension of Amanda E. 

McQuiddy. Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3189.) 

Report favoring H. 6470, to increase pension of Shepherd H. 

King. Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3190.) 

Report favoring H. 11739, to increase pension of Samuel N. North- 
way. Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3191.) 

Report favoring H. 13316, to increase pension of Benjamin F. 

Olcott. Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3192.) 

Report favoring H. 13772, to increase pension of Marcus L. Ver- 
million. Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3193.) 

Report favoring H. 14236, to increase pension of William C. Chat- 
field. Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3194.) 

Report favoring H. 14439, to increase pension of Franklin Peale. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3195.) 

Report favoring H. 15665, to increase pension of John" H. Carr. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3196.) 

Report favoring H. 15915, to increase pension of Frank Stafford. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3197.) 

Report favoring H. 16212, to increase pension of Sanders W. 

Johnston. Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3198.) 

Report favoring H. 16351, to increase pension of Austin P. Merrell. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3199.) 

Report favoring H. 16352, to amend act to increase pension of Mary 

La Tourrette Stotsenbarg. Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3200.) 

Report favoring H. 16374, to increase pension of Alonzo S. Bow'- 

den. Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3201.) 

Report favoring H. 16476, to pension Catherine Ravel. Feb. 19, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3202.) 



February, 1903 107 

Burton, J. R. — Continued. Report favoring H. 16538, to increase pen- 
sion of William W. Downs. Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3203.) 

Report favoring H. 16859, to pension Fhjrence M. Stout. Feb. 19, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3204.) 

Report favoring H. 16996, to increase pension of John Bougher. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3205.) 

Report favoring H. 17110, to increase pension of Robert A. Tracv. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3206.) 

Report favoring H. 16752, to pen.sion Anton Sauthoff. Feb. 23, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3223.) 

Report favoring H. 17233, to pension John Havnes. Feb. 23, 1903. 

1 p. (S. rp. 3224. ) 

Report favoring H. 14448, to increase pension of James ^I. Cartmill. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3225.) 
Report favoring H. 17234, to increase pension of David Flvnn. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S.rp. 3226.) 
Report favoring H. 17296, to increase pension of Xewton Thayer. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3227.) 
Report favoring H. 17297, to increase pension of Joseph W. Fox. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3228.) 
Report amending H. 8149, to increase pension of James B. Martin. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3229.) 
Carmack, E. AV. RejDort favoring H. 16217, to increase pension of Julia 

E.Jones. Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S.rp. 2758.) 
Report favoring H. 11596, to increase pension of Inez L. Clift. 

Feb. 3, 1903. Tp. (S. rp. 2805.) 
- — • Report favoring H. 14897, to increase pension of Phillip Moonev. 

Feb. 4; 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2844.) 
Report favoring H. 15300; to pension Delania Preston. Feb. 4, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2845. ) 
Report favoring H. 15622, to increase pension of Benjamin Card- 
well. Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2846.) 
Report favoring H. 15693, to increase pension of Delitha A. Cook. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2847.) 
Report favoring H. 15694, to pension Bessie Ledvard. Feb. 5, 1903. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 2870.) 

Report favoring H. 16381, to increa,se pension of Lvmus Wallace. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2919.) 
Report amending H. 15391, to pension Margaret Cotter. Feb. 9, 

1903. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2920.) 
Report favoring H. 4925, to pension Joel Thomason. Feb. 9, 1903. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2921 ) 

Report favoring H. 16697, to pension Ellen Johnson. Feb. 9, 1903. 

2 pp. (S.rp. 2922.) 

Report amending H. 16274, to increase pension of Sallie H. Kin- 

caid. Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (S.rp. 2923.) 
Report favoring H. 15748, to increase pension of William Whitlock. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2924. ) 
Report favoring H. 1027, to pension Lavinia Cook. Feb. 9, 1903. 

1 p. (-S. rp. 2925. ) 
Report favoring H. 13719, to pension Xancv ^McGuire. Feb. 16, 

1903. 1 p. (S.rp. 3051.) 
Report favoring H. 12492, to increase pension of Callie West. 

Feb. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3052.) 



108 February, 1903 

Carniack, E. W. — Continued. Report favoring H. 4952, to pension 

Abner D. Rutherford. Feb. 17, 1903. 2 pp." (S. rp. 3105.) 
Report favoring H. 1257, to increase pension of James F. Camf)bell. 

Feb. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3142.) 
Report favoring H. 17303, to increase pension of Abraham W. 

Huffman. Feb. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3143.) 
Report favoring H. 12611, to pension Alexander J. Thomson. Feb. 

18, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3144.) 
Report favoring H. 1238, to pension Margaret A. Stuart. Feb. 18, 

1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 3145. ) 
Report favoring H. 16696, to increase pension of Freeling H. Amick. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 3181.) 
Report favoring H. 15688, to increase pension of Franklin Williams. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3182.) 
Report favoring H. 11371, to increase pension of Ferdinand Heis- 

kell. Feb. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3252.) 
Report favoring H. 16275, to pension Isaac B. Price. Feb. 23, 1903. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 3253.) 
Report amending H. 16712, to increase pension of Josephine A. 

Rettig. Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3254.) 
Report favoring H. 7433, to increase pension of Bvron C. Knapp. 

Feb. 25, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3299.) 
Deboe, W. J. Report amending by substitute S. 2860, to increase pen 

sion of Henderson Mercer. Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2782.) 
Report favoring H. 14811, to pension Almedia J. Robison. Feb. 2, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2783.) 
Report favoring H. 15211, to pension Mary J. Slusser. Feb. 2, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2784.) 
Report favoring H. 1829, to increase pension of George W. Brill. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (8. rp. 2785.) 
Report favoring H. 14407, to pension May E. Bunn. Feb. 2, 1903. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2786.) 

Report favoring H. 7851, to increase pension of Jennie H. Cramer. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2787.) 
Report favoring H. 5511, to increase pension of Cvrus V. Gorrell. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2788.) 
Report favoring H. 2473, to increase pension of James Billingsley. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2789.) 
Report favoring H. 3569, to increase pension of Joseph A. Buck- 

holz. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2790.) 
Report favoring H. 15864, to increase pension of Benjamin Kne- 

strict. Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2791.) 
Report favoring H. 16321, to pension Michael Devine. Feb. 2, 

1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2792.) 
Report favoring H. 3899, to increase pension of Thomas B. Wilson. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (8. rp. 2793.) 
Report amending H. 7110, to increase pension of Aurelia M. Power. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2794.) 
Report favoring H. 13297, to pension Martin Greeley. Feb. 2, 1903. 

2 pp. (8. rp. 2795.) 

Report favoring H. 12019, to increase pension of William Lowe. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2796.) 
Report favoring H. 4441, to increase pension of Oscar Brewster. 

Feb. 3, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2806.) 



February, 1903 109 

Deboe, W. J. — Continued. Eeport favoring H. 12971, to pension Thomas 

:Martin. Feb. 3, 1903. 1 p. (8. rp. 2807.) 
Report favoring H. 15889, to increa.se pension of Chester W. Aljljott. 

Feb. 3, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2808.) 
Report amending H. 9107, to pension Austin A. "S^ore. Feb. 4, 1903. 

2 pp. (8. rp. 2848. ) 
Report amending H. 14845, to pension Margaret 8nvder. Feb. 4, 

1903. 1 p. (8. fp. 2849.) 
Report favoring H. 15673, to pension Annie E. Doss. Feb. 6, 1903. 

1 p. (8. rp. 2877. ) 

Report favoring H. 6656, to pension Samantha Yant. Feb. 9, 1903. 

2 pp. (8. rp. 2928.) 

Report favoring H. 4632, to increase jjensionof William P. Rhodes. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2929. ) 
Report favoring H. 5281, to increase pension of Patrick ]\Iahan. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2930.) 
Report favoring H. 15466, to increase pension of John H. Roljson. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2931.) 
Report favoring H. 15674, to increase pension of John A. T. ]Mc- 

Pherson. Feb. 9, 1903. 1 p. (8. rp. 2932.) 
Report favoring H. 14027, to increase pension of Thomas J. Win- 
frey. Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 29.33.) 
Report favoring H. 1637, to increase pension of John A. Spalding. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 1 p. (8. rp. 2934.) 
Report favoring H. 16291, to pension Laban McGahan. Feb. 9, 

1903. 1 p. (8. rp. 2935.) 
Report favoring H. 659, to increase pension of Winfield Pierce. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2936. ) 
Report amending H. 2136, to increase pension of Lawrence H. 

Rousseau. Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2937.) 
Report amending H. 14195, to increase pension of David T. Towles. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 1 p. (8. rp. 2938.) 
Report favoring H. 15746, to increase pension of Daniel R. Lucas. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2939.) 
Report favoring H. 942, to pension John R. Doughertv. Feb. 9, 

1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2940.) 
Rejiort favoring H. 9491, to increase pension of John W. Brattain. 

Feb. 12, 1903. 1 p. (8. rp. 3008. ) 
Report favoring H. 4501, to pension 8arah D. Lightfoot. Feb. 12, 

1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 3009.) 
Report favoring H. 14217, to increase pension of George M. 8mith. 

Feb. 12, 1903. 1 p. (8. rp. 3010.) 
Report favoring H. 3026, to pension Martha J. Bishop. Feb. 13, 

1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 3035. ) 
Report amending H. 14398, to increase pension of David M. 8hop- 

staugh. Feb. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3036.) 
Report favoring H. 8812, to increase pension of Henrv 8taff. Feb. 

13, 1903. 2 pp." (8. rp. 3037.) 
Report favoring H. 7308, to increase pension of Mary Morlev. Feb. 

16,1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 3081.) 
Report favoring H. 1644, to increa.se pension of Langston P. Brv- 

ant. Feb. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 3082.) 
Report favoring H. 11428, to increase pension of Plummer Lewis. 

Feb. 16, 1903. 1 p. (8. rp. 3083.) 



110 February, 1903 

Deboe, W. J. — Continued. Report favoring H. 5982, to increase pension 

of Christine B. Knapp. Feb. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3084.) 
Report favoring H. 1274, to increase pension of Mary E. Fleming. 

Feb. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 3085.) 
Report favoring H. 9912, to increase pension of Matilda Smith. 

Feb. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3086.) 
Report favoring H. 1272, to increase pension of Joseph S. Chil- 

coat. Feb. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3087.) 
Report favoring H. 7367, to pension Ellen D. Campbell. Feb. 17, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3102.) 
Report favoring H. 8711, to increase pension of William C. Craw- 
ford. Feb. 17, 1903. 1 p. (ri. rp. 3103.) 
Report favoring H. 15894, to increase pension of Lewis P. Everett. 

Feb. 17, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3104.) 
Report favoring H. 1605, to pension John S. Whitlege. Feb. 18, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3106.) 
Report favoring H. 16857, to increase pension of Oliver W. Kile. 

P^eb. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3134.) 
Report favoring H. 13046, to increase pension of Joseph H. Lud- 

Imn. Feb. 18, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3135.) 
— — Report favoring H. 15696, to increase pension of Milton D. Wells. 

Feb. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3136.) 
Report favoring H. 15735, to increase pension of John H. Wheeler. 

Feb. 18, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3137.) 
Report favoring H. 14263, to increase pension of Frederick Journal. 

Feb. 18, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3138.) 
Report favoring H. 17090, to increase pension of James T. Price. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3255.) 
Report favoring H. 16784, to increase pension of Michael Howe. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 3256.) 
Report favoring H. 16714, to increase pension of Mary A. F. Gil- 
more. Feb. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3257.) 
Report favoring H. 13004, to increase j^ension of Peter B. Rouch. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3258. ) 
Report favoring H. 10506, to pension Frances E. Luse. Feb. 23, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3259.) 
Report favoring H. 10505, to pensif>n Mabel A. Woolsey. Feb. 23, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3260.) 
Report favoring H. 6724, to increase pension of Julia Stilwell. Feb. 

23,1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3261.) 
Report favoring H. 6189, to increase pension of Eli Potts. Feb. 23, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3262.) 
Report favoring H. 4553, to increase pension of Samuel S. Mitchell. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3263.) 
Report favoring H. 17043, to pension Martha Maddox. Feb. 23, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3264.) 
Report favoring H. 16419, to increase pension of James Harrison. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3265.) 
— — Report favoring H. 12822, to increase pension of Michael 0. Sulli- 
van. Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3266. ) 
Report favoring H. 11701, to increase pension of John C. Wright. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3267.) 
Report favoring H. 9274, to pension Jessie V. Cluxton. Feb. 23, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3268.) 



February, 1903 111 

Deboe, W. J. — Continued. Report favoring H. 5762, to increase pension 

of William H. T. Hostetler. Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3269.) 
Report favoring H. 16756, to increase pension of John Brown. 

Feb. 24, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. .3281.) 

Report favoring H. 12322, to increase pension of William F. Wil- 

■ cox. Feb. 24, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3282.) 
Foster, A. G. Report favoring H. 12410, to increase pension of Marv 

Xichols. Feb. .3, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2811.) 
Report amending H. 15757, to pension Frances C. Broggan. Feb. 

3,1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2812.) 
Report favoring H. 8617, to pension Sabina Lallev. Feb. 3, 1903. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2813.) 
Report favoring H. 1-5472, to increase pension of William H. 

Chamberlin. Feb. 3, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2814.) 
— — Report favoring H. 700, to increase pension of Eben Slawson. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2926.) 
Report favoring H. 14475, to increase pension of David E. Lawton. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2927. ) 
Report favoring H. 12411, to increase pension of Joseph Bart. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2953.) 
Report favoring H. 12602, to increase pension of Amanda Burke. 

Feb. 13, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3038. ) 
Report favoring H. 14813, to pension AVilliam Mennecke. Fel:). 16, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3070.) 
Report favoring H. 2787, to increase pension of Cornelia S. Ribble. 

Feb. 16, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3071.) 
Report favoring H. 5907, to pension David S. Tavlor. Feb. 16, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3072.) 
Report favoring H: 2616, to pension Marv J. Goodrich. Feb. 16, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. .3073.) 
Report favoring H. 7510, to increase pension of Edward M. Gam- 
mon. Feb. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. .3074.) 
Report favoring H. 2987, to increase pension of Charles A. Ritten- 

house. Feb. 16, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3075.) 
Report favoring H. 11189, to increase pension of Jennie ^I. Gilbert. 

Feb. 16, 1903. 1 p. (8. rp. 3076.) 
— — Report favoring H. 11020, to increase pension of Oliver P. Alsbach. 

Feb. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3077. ) 
Report amending H. 13477, to increase pension of Jason Stevens. 

Feb. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3078.) 
Report favoring H. 14091, to pension Charles A. AVarriok. Feb. 18, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3124.) 
Report favoring H. 14235, to increase pension of George AVhite. 

Feb. 18, 1903. i p. (S. rp. 3125.) 
Report favoring H. 15186, to increase pension of Isaac J. Nichols. 

Feb. 18, 1903. i p. (S. rp. 3126. ) 
Report favoring H. 15629, to increase pension of Edward Tattersall. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3185.) 
Report favoring H. 16929, to increase pension of William H. Trites. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3186.) 
Report favoring H. 4740, to increase pension of James E. Wallace. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3236.) 
Report favoring H. 10760, to pension Wallace L. Scott. Feb. 23, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3237.) 



112 February, 1903 

Foster, A. G. — Continued. Report favoring H. 14160, to increase pen- 
sion of Ira J. S. Holmes. Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3238.) 
Report favoring H. 14929, to increase pension of John Keen. Feb. 

23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3239.) 

Report favoring H. 16667, to increase pension of Lerov N. Buell. 

. Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3240.) 
Gallinger, J. H. Report favoring H. 16492, to increase pension of 

Wilson G. Gray. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2763.) 
Report favoring H. 7778, to pension Peter Buckley. Feb. 2, 1903. 

3 pp. (S. rp. 2764. ) 
Report favoring H. 16272, to increase pension of Enoch Dodd. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (.S. rp. 2765.) 
Report amending S. 7176, to increase pension of Jennie W. 

Rhoades. Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2766. ) 
Report favoring H. 16271, to increase pension of Gustavus W. Pea- 
body. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2767.) 
Report favoring H. 16269, to increase pension of Annie W. Coit. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2768.) 
Report favoring H. 1015, to increase pension of Isaac F. Russell. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2769.) 
Report favoring H. 12963, to pension Sarah E. Smith. Feb. 2,' 1903. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 2770.) 
Report favoring H. 16711, to pension Ann Gilbert. Feb. 2, 1903. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2771.) 
Report favoring H. 12991, to increase pension of Gustavus S. Per- 
kins. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2772. ) 
Report favoring H. 3516, to increase pension of Ozro F. Chenev. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2773.) 
Report favoring H. 12214, to increase pension of Jane A.Tillinghast. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2774.) 
- — Report favoring H. 16058, to pension John Corbett. Feb. 2, 1903. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2775.) 
Report favoring H. 16148, to increase pension of Harry F. Libby. 

Feb. 3, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2809.) 
Report favoring H. 13358, to pension Elizabeth A. Wilder. Feb. 

3, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2810. ) 
Report favoring H. 16162, to increase pension of George Brown. 

Feb. 4, 1903. Ip. (S. rp. 2826.) 

Report favoring H. 15841, to increase pension of John Da Silva. 

• Feb. 4, 1903. I'p. (S. rp. 2827.) 
- — ■ Report amending bv substitute S. 7145, to increase pension of 

Rosetta E. Rafferty. Feb. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2874.) 
Report favoring H. 16591, to increase pension of James Mattingly. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2883.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 7277, to increase pension of 

Elbert H. Dagnall. Feb. 7, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2888.) 
Report favoring H. 16534, to increase pension of James H. Durham. 

Feb. 7, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2889.) 
Report amending by substitute S. 6048, to pension Lillian G. 

Elkins. Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2899.) 
Report amending S. 4922, to increase pension of Andrew C. Smith. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2900. ) 
Report favoring H. 8023, to increase pension of John Downing. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2905. ) 



February, 1903 113 

Gallinger, J. H.— Continued. Report favoring H. 6498, to increase pen- 
sion of John A. Whitman. Feb. 9, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2906.) 

Report favoring H. 15558, to increase pension of David A. Bald- 
win. Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2907.) 

Report amending bv substitute S. 7100, to increase pension of 

Maggie V. Holstein. "Feb. 10, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2951.) 

Report amending bv substitute S. 7186, to pension Mary C. Couch. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. ( S. rp. 2952. ) 

Report favoring H. 16361, to increase pension of John W. Chancel- 
lor. Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2958.) 

Report amending bv substitute S. 6540, to increase pension of 

George W. Richardson. Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2987.) 

Report amending H. 12508, to increase pension of James Jones. 

Feb. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2999.) 

Report favoring H. 11388, to pension William Yogan. Feb. 12, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3000.) 

Report favoring H. 833, to increase pension of George H. ^'an 

Deusen. Feb. 12, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3001. ) 

Report favoring H. 16368, to increase pension of Eliza M. Hutchin- 
son. Feb. 13, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3028.) 

Report amending S. 5369, to increase pension of Charles R. Allen. 

Feb. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3045.) 

Report amending bv substitute S. 3239, to pension John Q. Lane. 

Feb. 16, 1903. 2 pp.' (S. rp. 3053.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 11494, to pension Henrietta 

A. Buell. Feb. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3054.) 

Report favoring H. 1422, to increase pension of Sarah E. Merritt. 

Feb. 16, 1903. 4 p. (S. rp. 3055.) 
Report favoring H. 3207, to pension Johanna Buse. Feb. 16, 1903. 

1 p. ( S. rp. 30o6. ) 

Report favoring H. 7832, to increase pension of Elizabeth Lister. 

Feb. 16, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. .3057.) 

Report favoring IL 1016, to pension Charles S. F. Hilton. Feb. 

16, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3058.) 
Report favoring H. 3213, to increase pension of Belle L. Spauld- 

ing. Feb. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3059.) 
Report favoring H. 11625, to increase pension of Alexander H. 

Taylor. Feb. 16, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3060.) 
Report favoring H. 8244, to pension Bridget Logan. Feb. 16, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3061.) 
Report favoring H. 13723, to increase pension of Oliver C. Jackson. 

Feb. 16, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3062. ) 
Report favoring H. 15906, to increase Dension of Jo.seph Grennue. 

Feb. 16, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3063.) 
Report favoring H. 12382, to increase pension of William Sands. 

Feb. 16. 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3064.) 
Report favoring H. 13485, to pension Louisa Josephine Stanwood. 

Feb. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3065.) 
Report favoring H. 17247, to pension ^larv H. Rumple. Feb. 17, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. .3089.) 
Report favoring S. 4115, to pension Judson E. Walker. Feb. 17, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3090.) 
Report adverse to H. 15013, to increase pension of Charles H. 

Barnes. Feb. 17, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3097.) 



114 February, 1903 

Gallinger, J. H. — Continued. Report favoring H. 11075, to increase pen- 
sion of Albert J. Hart. Feb. 17, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3098.) 

Report favoring H. 15842, to pension Mary H. Talcott. Feb. 18, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3108. ) 

Report favoring H. 13881, to pension William M. AVilson. Feb. 18, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3109.) 

Report adverse to H. 1624, to pension James Allen. Feb. 18, 1903. 

1 p. (S. rp. 3110.) 

Report adverse to H. 8573, to pension William McDaniel. Feb. 18, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3111.) 

Reiwrt favoring H. 15362, to increase pension of Grace Harrington. 

Feb. 18, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3112.) 

Report favoring H. 15038, to increase pension of Lucy T. Church- 
ill. Feb. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3113.) 

Report favoring H. 12090, to pension Arvilla X. Stocker. Feb. 

18,1903. Ip. (S. rp. 3114.) 

Report favoring H. 6442, to increase pension of Sarah E. Gifford. 

Feb. 18, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3115.) 

Report favoring H. 15440, to increase pension of John FuUerton. 

Feb. 18, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3116.) 

Report favoring H. 17298, to increase pension of Clara E. Smith. 

Feb. 18, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3117.) 

Report amending S. 7244, to increase . pension of Mary Lucetta 

Arnold. Feb. 18, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3118.) 

Report favoring H. 16000, to increase pension of John H. Amadon. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3156.) 

Report favoring H. 12841, to increase i^ension of W^illiam King. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3157.) 

Report favoring S. 1361, to increase pension of Lucv A. Harding. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3162.) 

Report favoring S. 7375, to increase pension of Alfred Woodman. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3163.) 

Report favoring H. 16344, to pension Lucinda Lawrence. Feb. 19, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3168.) 

Report favoring H. 1087, to increase pension of Matthew W. Lin- 
coln. Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3169.) 

Report favoring H. 15403, to increase pension of Milton C. Norton. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3170.) 

Report favoring H. 15404, to increase pension of William M. Hat- 

tery. Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3171.) 

Report favoring H. 17119, to increase pension of James Flanagan. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3172.) 

Report favoring H. 15962, to pension Catharine T. R. Mathews. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3173.) 

Report favoring H. 4066, to increase pension of Philip Krohn. 

Feb. 19, 1903. [2] pp. (S. rp. 3174.) 

Report favoring H. 5586, to pension Oliver W. Newton. Feb. 19, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3175.) 

Report favoring H. 17306, to pension Catherine McGuinn. Feb. 19, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3176.) 

Report amending H. 16480, to increase pension of Anna C. Bing- 
ham. Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3215.) 

Report favoring H. 3681, to increase pension of Joseph A. Wilson. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3216.) 



February, 1903 115 

Gallinger, J. H. — Continued. Report favoring H. 7708, to increase pen- 
sion of Bridget Fallon. Feb. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3217.) 

Report favoring H. 8061, to pension Frances E. Wild. Feb. 23, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3218.) 

Report favoring H. 10691, to increase pension of Daniel Van Wie. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3219.) 

Report favoring H. 15645, to increase pension of Wilson French. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3220. ) 

Report favoring H. 16717, to increase pension of Albert W. Thomp- 
son. Feb. 23, 190.3. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3221.) 

Report favoring H. 16858, to increase pension of James P. Foster. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3222.) 

Report favoring H. 4734, to pension Deborah J. Fogle. Feb. 24, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3283.) 

Report favoring H. 10175, to pension Mary R. Bayly, formerly 

Mary S. Redick. Feb. 25, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3300. ) 

McCumber, P. J. Report amending S. 6734, to increase pension of 
Marie A. Rask. Feb. 2. 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2797.) 

Report favoring H. 1929, to increase pension of Peter Taper. Feb. 

2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2798.) 

Report favoring H. 4266, to increase pension of Henry Ehmke. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2799.) 

Report favoring H. 13799, to increase pension of Henry C. Trout. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 2800.) 

Report favoring H. 15406, to increase pension of James P. Camp- 
bell. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2801.) 

Report favoring H. 15409, to increase pension of James Claybourn. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2802.) 

Report favoring H. 1923, to increase pension of Frederick W. 

Damon. Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2839.-) 

Report favoring H. 8288, to increase i')ension of Scott Case. Feb. 4, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2840.) 

Rejiort favoring H. 13519, to increase pension of James M. Clement. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2841.) 

Report favoring H. 8287, to increase pension of Peter Johnson. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2842.) 

Report favoring H. 14391, to increase pension of Edward Walsh. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2843.) 

Report favoring H. 16053, to increase pension of Henry P. Reynolds. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2885. ) 

Report favoring H. 15206, to pension Mary P. Everton. Feb. 6, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2886.) 

Report favoring H. 15733, to increase pension of Martin G. Cole. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 2' pp. (S. rp. 2901.) 

Report favoring H. 15721, to increase jjension of Walter A. Porter. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2902.) 

Report favoring H. 16391, to pension Ella F. Shandrew. Feb. 9, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2903.) 

Report favoring H. 6593, to increase pension of Harry L. Graham. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2949.) 

Report favoring H. 10355, to increase pension of William W. Smith- 
son. Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2957.) 

Report favoring H. 16364, to increase pension of Patrick Carney. 

Feb. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3041.) 

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116 Febrltary, 1903 

McCumber, P. J.— Continued. Report favoring H. 16423, to increase 

pension of Eliza B. Abbott. Feb. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3042.) 
Report favoring H. 12771, to pension William Kenny. Feb. 14, 

1903. Ip. (S. rp. 3043.) 
Report favoring H. 16522, to increase pension of Caleb C. Van 

Sickell. Feb. 17, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3091.) 
Report favoring H. 11122, to increase pension of John W. Copley. 

Feb. 18, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3139.) 
Report favoring H. 10922, to increase pension of Joseph Feldhausen. 

Feb. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3140.) 
Report amending H. 3503, to increase pension of Edward H. Brady. 

Feb. 18, 19(53. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3146.) 
Report favoring H. 9799, to increase pension of Mary Murphy. 

Feb. 18, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3147.) 
Report favoring H. 5010, to increase pension of James W. Pace. 

Feb. 18, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3148. ) 
Report favoring H. 16201, to increase pension of Jeff rev Hufford. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3177. ) 
Report favoring H. 6876, to increase pension of Thomas B. Faught. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3178.) 
Report favoring H. 16754, to increase pension of Benjamin F. 

Hughes. Felx 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3179.) 
Report favoring H. 15730, to increase pension of Hans A. Grove. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3180.) 
Report favoring H. 11546, to pension Edward Bryan. Feb. 23, 

1903. Ip. (S. rp. 3235.) 
Patterson, T. M. Report amending S. 966, to increase pension of Wil- 
liam Y. Turner. Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2803.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 6143, to increase pension of Elvira 

C. Compton. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2804.) 
Report favoring H. 14938, to pension Benjamin F. Wilson. Feb. 

12,1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3005.) 
Report favoring H. 15387, to increase pension of Lott Van Nord- 

strand. Feb. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3006.) 
Report favoring H. 8085, to increase pension of David K. Ward- 
well. Feb. 18, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 3130.) 
Pritchard, J. C. Report favoring H. 6889, to increase pension of Michael 

Rader. Feb. 5, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2862.) 
Report favoring H. 11199, to pension Lewis Walton. Feb. 5, 1903. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 2863.) 
Report favoring H. 1377, to increase pension of Bridget Agnes 

Tridel. Feb. 5, 1903. 1 p. (S.rp. 2864.) 
Report amending H. 15400, to increase pension of Enos Turner. 

Feb. 5, 1903. 1 p. (S.rp. 2865.) 
Report favoring H. 14814, to pension Herman J. JNIiller. Feb. 5, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2866. ) 
Report favoring H. 14302, to increase pension of Samuel Burrell. 

Feb. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2867.) 

Report favoring H. 14303, to increase pension of Robert H. Maricle. 

Feb. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2868. ) 
Report favoring H. 15997, to increase pension of Christian J. Flana- 
gan. Feb. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2869.) 

Report favoring H. 13323, to increase pension of Mary E. Barger. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2964.) 



February, 1903 117 

Pritchard, J. C. — Continued. Report favoring H. 15443, to pension 

Eudora Wellg. Feb. 10, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2965.) 
Report favoring H. 2264, to increase pension of George H. Higgins. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2966.) 
Report favoring H. 15964, to increase pension of Michael Murphy. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2967.) 
Report favoring H. 6719, to increase pension of John H. Hall. Feb. 

10, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2968. ) 
Report favoring H. 15843, to increase pension of Louis AV. Rowe. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2969. ) 
Report favoring H. 13793, to increase pension of Solomon A. Alex- 
ander. Feb. 10, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2970.) 
Report favoring H. 7312, to increase pension of James Curlev. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2971.) 
Report amending H. 15873, to pension ^linerva Murphv. Feb. 10, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2972.) 
Report favoring H. 14930, to increase pension of William H. 

Houseal. Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2973.) 
Report favoring H. 16210, to increase pension of John C. Collahan. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2974.) 
Report favoring H. 7760, to increase pension of Thomas Graham. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2975.) 
Report favoring H. 11616, to increase pension of Isaac Harris. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2976.) 
Report amending S. 4858, to pension Marv E. Haren. Feb. 11, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2993.) 
Report favoring H. 15793, to increase pension of George Skinner. 

Feb. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3011.) 
Report favoring H. 13612, to pension Margaret Bell. Feb. 17, 1903. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 3093.) 
Report favoring H. 9154, to increase pension of Lillie V. Ball. 

Feb. 17, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3094.) 
Report favoring H. 15636, to pension ^latilda Tunison. Feb. 17, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3095. ) 
Report favoring H. 15431, to increase pension of Elias Simpson. 

Feb. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3096.) 
Report favoring H. 14758, to increase pension of Marv A. Talbott. 

Feb. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3119.) 
Report favoring H. 15533, to increase pension of William H. France. 

Feb. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3120.) 
Report favoring H. 17305, to pension Philander H. Graves. Feb. 

18, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3121.) 

Report favoring H. 6969, to pension Visa C. 3Iorrill. Feb. 18, 1903. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 3122.) 
Report favoring H. 14788, to increase pension of Frank E. Hills. 

Feb. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3123.) 
Report favoring H. 16856, to increase pension of John Burke. Feb. 

19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3159.) 

Report amending H. 15771, to increase pension of Adam Kohlhauff. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3160.) 
Report amending S. 7072, to increase pension of James A. Hoover. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 2' pp. (S. rp. 3248.) 
Report favoring H. 8187, to increase pension of William T. Moore. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3249.) 



118 February, 1903 

Pritchard, J. C. — Continued. Report amending H. 16427, to increase 

pension of Juliaetta Rowling. Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3250.) 
Report amending H. 16789, to increase pension of Elias G. Rether- 

ford. Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3251.) 
Report favoring H. 304, to increase pension of George M. Duffy. 

Feb. 24, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3274.) 
Report favoring H. 11682, to pension Marv E. Winterbottom. Feb. 

24, 1903. Ip. (S. rp. 3275.) 
Report favoring H. 11833, to increase pension of Albanis L. Ander- 
son. Feb. 24, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3276.) 
Report favoring H. 16314, to increase pension of Richard S. Howarth. 

Feb. 24, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3277.) 
Report favoring H. 169.39, to increase pension of Alexander T. 

Sullinger, alias Alexander Patillo. Feb. 24, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 

3278. ) 
Scott, N. B. Report favoring H. 4807, to increase pension of Thomas 

Parfitt. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2749.) 
Report favoring H. 10953, to increase pension of John A. ]M. 

Seitz. Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2750.) 
Report favoring H. 13850, to increase pension of Charles K. Cam- 
eron. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2751.) 
Report favoring II. 14120, to increase pension of Sarah A. Leepard. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2752.) 
Report favoring H. 15585, to increase pension of Solomon S. Shaner. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2753.) 
Report favoring H. 9987, to increase pension of Aaron Young. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2754.) 
Report favoring H. 14143, to increase pension of Augusta W. Seelv. 

Feb. 3, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2819.) 
Report favoring H. 4183, to increase pension of Gottlieb Kafer. 

Feb. 3, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2820.) 
Report favoring H. 15358, to increase pension of John Snodgrass. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2850. ) 
Report favoring H. 13088, to increase pension of Hiram D. Dem- 

ing. Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2851.) 
Report favoring H. 15550, to pension Marv A. Hinkle. Feb. 6, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2884.) 
Simon, Joseph. Report favoring S. 7202, to increase pension of Fanny B. 

Orwan. Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2757.) 
Report amending H. 15911, to increase pension of George N. Mc- 

Murry. Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2837. ) 
Report favoring H. 15910, to increase pension of James A. Hale. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2838.) 
Report favoring H. 7844, to pension Alonzo Pendland. Feb. 14, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3046.) 
Report amending H. 5057, to increase pension of Alfred S. Isaacs. 

Feb. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3066.) 
Report favoring H. 16309, to pension Samuel H. Montanye. Feb. 

17, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3092.) 
Report favoring H. 6065, to increase pension of James Garland. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3167.) 
Report amending H. 14032, to pension Gustav Jansen. Feb. 23, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3230.) 
Report favoring H. 4723, to pension George A. Liston. Feb. 23 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3231.) 



February, 1903 119 

Simon, Joseph — Continued. Eeport favoring H. 13701, to pension Theo- 
dore Buri. Feb. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3232.) 
Report favorinof H. 16077, to pension Leighton M. Perveil, alias 

Charles H. Hunt. Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3233.) 
Report favoring H. 17094, to increase pension of Augustus L. Kidder. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3234. ) 
TaHaferro, J. P. Report favoring H. 14251, to increase pension of Hugh 

J.Reynolds. Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2830.) 
Report favoring H. 11125, to increase pension of John S. Campbell. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2831.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 4812, to pension Addison Arnold. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp." (S. rp. 2832.) 
Report favoring H. 15084, to pension James H. Powell. Feb. 4, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2833.) 
Report favoring H. 15572, to pension Charles W. Bracken. Feb. 4, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2834.) 
Report favoring H. 13705, to increase pension of INIarv Ann Garri- 
son. Feb. 16, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3067. ) 
Report favoring H. 13634, to increase pension of Helen Olivia 

Leckie. Feb. 16, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3068.) 
Report favoring H. 6127, to increase pension of Catherine P. INIcLor- 

iaen. Feb. 16, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3069.) 
Report favoring H. 13711, to pension Simon M. Yates. Feb. 18, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3141.) 
Report favoring H. 2813, to increase pension of Emilv Hawkins. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3241.) 
Report favoring H. 17133, to pension Kathinka Sichel. Feb. 23, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3242. ) 
Report favoring H. 17120, to increase pension of Charles Shirar. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3243. ) 
Report favoring H. 15573, to pension Cvnthia Thomas. Feb. 23, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3244.) 
Report favoring H. 16353, to increase pension of William F. Ritchie. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3245.) 
Report favoring H, 16755, to increase pension of Fannie T. Fisher. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3246.) 
Report favoring H. 17093, to pension Caroline Schaefer. Feb. 23, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3247.) 
Turner, George. Report favoring H. 4153, to pension Jane Hale. Feb. 

3,1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2816.)^ 

Report favoring H. 13999, to increase pension of Dennis Cosier. 

Feb. 3, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2817.) 

Report favoring H. 9814, to increase pension of Marv Williams. 

Feb. 3, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2818.) 

Report amending S. 6653, to pension Halvor Paulsen. Feb. 4, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2825. ) 
Report favoring H. 15617, to increase pension of William Keith. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2908.) 
— — Report favoring H. 9237, to pension John Wallace. Feb. 9, 1903. 

1 p. (S. rp. 2909.) 
Report favoring H. 10869, to increase pension of Michael K. Strayer. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2910.) 
Report favoring H. 7895, to increase pension of Sarah Bo wen. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2911.) 



120 February, 1903 

Turner, George — Continued. Report amending H. 9072, to increase 

pension of George W. Steffey. Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2912.) 
Report favoring H. 14361, to increase pension of Joseph M. Alex- 
ander. Feb. 9, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2913.) 
Report favoring H. 9570, to increase pension of Isaac Gabrion. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2914. ) 
— Report favoring II. 16445, to increase pension of Luke Madden, 

alias John E. McDonald. Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2915.) 
Report favoring H. 12021, to increase pension of Anson Lewis. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2916.) 
Report favoring H. 16313, to increase pension of James S. Daven- 
port, alias Dexter Davis. Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2917.) 
Report favoring H. 15618, to increase pension of William O. 

Boughton. Feb. 9, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2918.) 
Report amending H. 13386, to pension Wallace Ziegler. Felx 13, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3033.) 
Report favoring H. 8005, to pension Samantha A. Newcomb. 

Feb. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3047.) 
Report amending H. 7382, to pension Jacob B. Mock. Feb. 17, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3099.) 
Report favoring H. 5446, to increase pension of James M. Travis. 

Feb. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3100.) 
Report favoring H. 5960, to increase pension of Lambert Johnston. 

Feb. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3101.) 
Report favoring H. 8314, to increase pension of Joseph A. Kauff- 

man. Feb. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3127.) 
Report favoring H. 2913, to pension Catharine A. Sawdy. Feb. 18, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3128.) 
Report favoring H. 2911, to pension Charles M. Walker. Feb. 18, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3129.) 
Report favoring H. 16787, to increase pension of Richard G. Hans- 

com. Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3153.) 
Report favoring H. 16786, to increase pension of John C. Sautter. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3154.) 
Report favoring H. 16785, to increase pension of Collins W. Wight. 

Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3155.) 
Report favoring H. 17101, to increase pension of Joanna (ilazer. 

Feb. 24, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3289. ) 
Report favoring H. 16048, to increase pension of John Graham. 

Feb. 24, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3290.) 
Report favoring H. 15619, to increase pension of Charles Strong, 

alias William Clark. Feb. 24, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3291.) 
Rejwrt favoring H. 13713, to increase pension of Rebecca Randolph. 

Feb. 24, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3292.) 
Report favoring H. 4155, to increase pension of Flliza Wende. Feb. 

24, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3293.) 
Report amending H. 4154, to increase pension of Murray W. Wood- 
ward. Feb. 24, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3294.) 
Report amending H. 15768, to increase pension of Wilham J. Jubb. 

Feb. 24, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3295.) 
Report favoring H. 3420, to pension Anna O. Brush. Feb. 28, 1903. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 3312.) 
Report favoring H. 17026, to pension Jerome W. Turner. Feb. 28, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3313.) 



February, 1903 121 



PRINTING COMMITTEE 

Piatt, T. C. Report submitting amendment to H. 17493, making appro- 
priations to supply deficiencies, 1903 and prior years, to print 
Revised Statutes," 1878, 2d edition. Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 
3305. ) 

PRIVILEGES AND ELECTIONS COMMITTEE 

Burrows, J. C. Report adverse to S. R. 14 and other resolutions, to pay 
Ellen C. Abbott, widow of Joseph C. Abbott, and others, amounts 
due certain Senators from commencement of terras for which they 
were elected; with views of Mr. Pritchard. Feb. 11, 1903. 6 pp. 
(S. rp. 2996.) 

PIBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE 

Fairbanks, C. W. Report favoring S. 7263, for building for laundry and 

stable for Bureau of Engraving and Printing and for addition to 

[main] building. Feb. 6, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2880. ) 
Report favoring amendment to H. 17202, making appropriations 

for sundrv civil expenses, 1904, for stables for Government Printing 

Office. Feb. 12, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3014.) 
McCumber, P. J. Report amending S. 7115, for addition to public 

building in Fargo, N. Dak. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2887.) 
Quarles, J. V. Report sulnnitting amendment to H. 17202, making 

appropriations for sundry civil expenses, 1904, to enlarge post-office 

and court-house building at Macon, Oa., as substitute for S. 6673. 

Feb. 12, 1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 3015.) 
Report favoring. amendment to H. 17202, making appropriations 

for sundrv civil expenses, 1904, to increase limit of cost of public 

building at Superior, Wis. Feb. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3049.) 
Simon, Joseph. Report amending S. 275, for additional lands, buildings, 

[etc.] at penitentiary at McNeils Island. Feb. 12, 1903. 3 pp. 

(S. rp. 2998. ) 
Report amending S. 3635, for [public] building at Oregon Citv, 

Oreg. Feb. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3002.) 
Report favoring S. 7051, to extend limit of cost for post-office l>uild- 

ing at Marblehead, Mass. Feb. 12, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3003.) 
Turner, George. Report amending amendment to H. 17202, making 

appropriations for sundry civil expenses, 1904, for additional lands, 

buildings, etc., at penitentiarv at McNeils Island. Feb. 21, 1903. 

4 pp. (S. rp. 3207.) 
AVarren, F. E. Report amending S. 7201, to increase limit of cost for 

public building at Evanston^ Wvo. Feb. 10, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 

2954. ) 
Report amending S. 6207, for public building at Sheridan, AVyo. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 3270.) 

PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE 

Bard, T. R. Report amending H. 14511, to acquire for Government by 
exchange of pul)lic lands private lands within [Yosemite, General 
Grant, and Sequoia national parks]. Feb. 16, 1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 
3050. ) 

Report amending S. 6491, for relief of Juan de Cue vas [Juan Cue vas, 

or] representatives. Feb. 24, 1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 3285.) 



122 February, 1903 

Clark, C. D. Report amending by substitute H. 12098, to amend act 
extending homestead laws and providing for right of way for rail- 
roads in Alaska. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2755.) 

Dietrich, C. H. Report favoring S. 7114, for relief of John T. Wertz 
and Walter H. 8hupe. Feb. 24, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3284. ) 

Gamble, R. J. Report favoring H. 12952, to issue patent to Rochford 
Cemetery Association to lands. Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2956. ) 

Report amending S. 4105, to validate certain certificates of soldiers' 

additional homestead right. Feb. 26, 1903. 6 pp. (S. rp. 3304.) 

Gibson, Paris. Report favoring S. 6363, to repeal [acts] for sale of tim- 
ber and stone lands, desert-land act, and commutation provision of 
homestead act. Feb. 19, 1903. 7 pp. (S. rp. 3166, pt. 1.) 

Hansbrough, H. C. Report favoring H. 16731, permitting IMontrose, 
Colo., to enter 160 acres of land for reservoir and water purposes. 
Feb. 10, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 2955.) 

Views of minorit}' adverse to S. 6363, to repeal [acts] for sale of 

timber and stone lands, desert-land act, and commutation provision 
of homestead act. Feb. 27, 1903. 9 pp. (S. rp. 3166, pt. 2.) 

Report favoring H. 16069, to sell lands [in Lee County, Fla., form- 
erly occupied for agencv purposes for Seminole Indians]. Feb. 24, 
1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3286. ) 

Report favoring H. 16946, to amend act to extend coal-land laws 

to Alaska [so as to provide for special survev and entry of unsur- 
veyed coal land]. Feb. 24, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3287.)" 

Heitfeld, Henry. Report favoring S. 7288, extending time for proof 
and pavment for lands taken under desert-land laws bv Colorado 
Cooperative Colony. Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2950.) 

McLaurin, A. J. Report amending 8. 6225, in aid of common schools 
in Mississippi [Alabama, Arkansas, and Louisiana, by grants of 
public lands]. Feb. 24, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3272.) 

TERRITORIES COMMITTEE 

Beveridge, A. J. Report amending by substitute H. 9865, for commis- 
sioner from Alaska to House of Representatives. Feb. 25, 1903. 
2 pp. (S. rp. 3298.) 

HOUSE 

Annual report of A. McDowell, clerk [showing receipts and disburse- 
ments], 1902. Dec. 1, 1902 [published 1903]. 308 pp. (H. doc. 23.) 

Wagoner v. Butler. Contested election case of George C. R. Wagoner 
V. James J. Butler, from 12th district of Missouri [57th Congress]. 
1903. 2 pts. iii-x + 2325 + [4] pp. 
\ 

ACCOl'XTS COMMITTEE 

Bartlett, C. L. Report amending H. R. 323, for relief of Ralph Dent. 

Feb. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3826.) 
Report amending H. R. 445, to pav Mrs. John L. Sheppard as clerk 

to husband. Feb. 20, 1903. 1 p. ' (H. rp. 3828.) 
Hughes, J. A. Report favoring H. R. 293, authorizing employment of 

superintendent .of clerk's document room of House. Feb. 20, 1903. 

1 p. (H. rp. .3825.) 
Report favoring H. Vy. 450, to pav Charles A. Spirk as clerk to 

J. N. W. Rumple. Feb. 20, 1903. "l p. (H. rp. 3830.) 
Report favoring H. R. 403, for relief of Harrison Edelin. Feb. 20, 

1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3831.) 



February, 1903 123 

Smith, H. C. Report favoring H. R. 417, authorizing provision in gen- 
eral defii?iencv bill for extra payment to D. S. Porter. Feb. 12, 
1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3760.) 

Report favoring H. R. 416, authorizing provision in general defi- 
ciency bill for extra payment to Herman Gauss. Fel). 12, 1903. 

1 p. "(H. rp. 3761.) 

Report favoring H. R. 431, for additional clerk to Committee on 

Enrolled Bills. Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. ( H. rp. 3«14. ) 

Report favoring H. R. 439, to pay P^lizabeth Norris 6 months' 

salary and funeral expenses of husband, Eppa Xorris. Feb. 19, 
1903." 1 p. (H. rp. 3815.) 

Report adverse to H. R. 455, to appoint W. S. Sims special em- 
ployee in otRce of sergeant-at-arms. House of Representatives. Feb. 
19, "1903. Ip. (H. rp. 3817.) 

APPHOPKIATIOX.S COMMITTEE 

Cannon, J. G. Report submitting H. 17202, making ajipropriations for 
sundry civil expenses, 1904. Feb. 2, 1903. 10 pp. (H. rp. 3427.) 

Report submitting H. 17493, making appropriations to supply 

deficiencies, 1903 and jirior years. Feb. 21, 1903. 4 pp. (H. rp. 
3842.) 

Hemenway, James. Report submitting H. 17520, making appropria- 
tions for Department of Commerce and Labor, 1903 and 1904. 
Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3868. ) 

BAXKIXG AXD CURREXCY COMMITTEE 

Fowler, C. X. Report favoring H. 17539, providing for issue and circu- 
lation of national-bank notes, for safe keeping of public money 
[etc. ] ; with views of minority. Feb. 26, 1903. 4 pp. (H. rp. 3889. ) 

CENSUS COMMITTEE 

Hoi^kins, A. J. Report amending H. 15807, for taking statistics of cer- 
tain cities by Census Bureau every 2 years, and [repealing provision 
of act by which commissioner of labor is authorized to compile 
abstract of statistics of cities of over 30,000 population]. Feb. 13, 
1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3767.) 

CLAIMS COMMITTEE 

Goldfogle, H. 31. Report favoring S. 908, for relief of Sarah K. McLean 
[widow of Nathaniel H. McLean]. Feb. 26, 1903. 15 jjp. (H. rp. 
3887. ) 

Graff, J. V. Report favoring H. 3527, for relief of Hannah W. ilillard. 
Feb. 2, 1903. 5 pp. (H. rp. 3428. ) 

Report favoring S. 2429, identii'al with H. 306, for payment of 

overtime claims of letter carriers [reported by commissioners of Court 
of Claims but] barred bv limitation. Feb. 14, 1903. 64 pp. (H. rp. 
3773. ) 

Report favoring S. 5272, for relief of Darwin S. Hall. Feb. 14, 1903. 

2 pp. (H. rp. 3774.) 

Report favoring H. 14283, for relief of 1st National Bank. Navasota, 

Tex. Feb. 21, 1903. 3 pp. " (H. rp. 3844.) 
Kitchin, Claude. Report favoring S. 6056, to pav Hewlette A. Hall. 

Feb. 5, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3546.) 
Miller, J. M. Report favoring S. 5561, for relief of S. R. Green. Feb. 

4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3539.) 



124 February, 1903 

Nevin, R. M. Report favoring H. 2984, referring claim of Hannah S. 

Crane and others to Court of Claims. Feb. 5, 1903. 4 pp. (H. rp. 

3543. ) 
Schirm, C. R. Report amending H. 16998, to pay heirs of Thomas 

Latchford. Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3713.) 

COINAGE, WEIGHTS, AND MEASURES COMMITTEE 

Southard, J. H. Report favoring S. 7307, to provide souvenir medal- 
lions for benefit of Thomas Jefferson Memorial Association of 
United States. Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3885.) 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMIITEE 

Babcock, J. W. Report favoring H. 16761, for advances from Treasury 

of United States for support of government of District. Feb. 5, 1903. 

17 pp. (H. rp. 3548.) 
Report favoring H. 17466. to amend act to incorporate Masonic 

Mutual Relief Association of District. Feb. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 

3824.) 
Report favoring S. 7223, for interment of remains of Marie Irene 

Donaldson and daughter, Marie Irene Donaldson. Feb. 21, 1903. 

2 pp. (H. rp. 3837.) 
Report favoring S. 6515, to exempt from taxation property of 

Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington, D. C. Feb. 

23, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3845. ) 
Report favoring S. 6421, to amend act to amend act relating to tax 

sales and taxes in District. Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3880. ) 
Cowherd, W. S. Report amending S. 4221, authorizing commissioners 

of District to extinguish portion of alley in square 189. Jan. 22, 1903. 

2 pp. map. (H. rp. 3311.) 
Report favoring H. 15880, to allow resuVjdivision of lots or blocks 

recorded in surveyor's office of District where proposed street of per- 
manent svstem of highways affects same. Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. 

(H. rp. 3851.) 

ELECTIONS COMMITTEE, NO. 2 

Feely, J. J. Views of minority on contest of Wagoner r. Butler, from 

12th district of Missouri, submitting House resolution that James J. 

Butler is entitled to seat. [Feb. 25, 1903.] 32 pp. (H. rp. 3857, 

pt. 2.) 
Olmsted, M. E. Report on contest of Wagoner i: Butler, from 12th 

district of Missouri, submitting H. R. 466, seating George C. R. 

Wagoner. Feb. 24, 1903. 30 pp. (H. rp. 3857 [pt. 1].) 

FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Hitt, R. R. Report favoring H. 17446, to cause destruction of invoices 
filed in consular offices for more than 5 vears. Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. 
(H. rp. 3813.) 

INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Brown, W. E. Report amending S. 3620, for allotment of lands in sev- 
eralty to Stockbridge and ]VIunsee Indians, to authorize distribution 
of their trust fund [etc.]. Feb. 16, 1903. 4 pp. (H. rp. 3783.) 



February, 1903 125 

Burke, C. H. Views of minority adverse to H. 16280, to open for settle- 
ment 505,000 acres of land in Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache Res- 
ervation, Okla. Feb. 10, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3661, pt. 2. ) [Cor- 
rected 2d print was issued.] 

Report amending H. 17467, to ratify and amend agreement with 

Indians of Rosebud Reservation, S. Dak. Feb. 21, 1903. 5 pp. 
(H. rp. 3839.) 

Eddv, F. M. Report amending H. 16945, to authorize sale of part of 
iRed Lake Reservation, Minn. Feb. 25, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3859. ) 

Lacey, J. F. Report amending H. 16280, to open for settlement 505,000 
acres of land in Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache Reservation, Okla. 
Feb. 7, 1903. 8 pp. (H. rp. 3661 [pt. 1]. ) 

Report amending H. 17486, to ratify agreement with Indians of 

Crow Reservation, Mont. Feb. 21, 1903. 10 pp. (H. rp. 3843.) 

Marshall, T. F. Report amending S. 2418, to ratify agreement with 
Indians of Devils Lake Reservation, N. Dak. Feb. 14, 1903. 2 pp. 
(H. rp. 3775.) 

Report favoring H. 17491, to ratify and amend agreement with 

Indians of Devils Lake Reservation, N. Dak. Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. 
(H. rp. 3852.) 

Moody, ]M. A. Report favoring H. 17400, to ratify agreement with 
Indians of Klamath Reservation, Greg. Feb. 21, 1903. 3 pp. (H. 
rp. 3838. ) 

Stephens, J. H. Report amending H. 17470, to open for settlement 
505,000 acres of land in Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache Reservation, 
Okla. Feb. 21, 1903. 9 pp. (H. rp. 3840.) 

IXSl'LAR AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Hearings before committee [Dec. 5-17, 1902, on H. 15520, to establish 
standard of value and to provide for coinage system in Philippine 
Islands, and H. 15510, to promote efficiency of Philippine constab- 
ulary and to establish rank and pay of its commanding officers]. 
1903. 54 pp. 

Cooper, H. A. Report amending S. 7124, for removal of persons accused 
of crime to and from Philippine Islands for trial. Feb. 3, 1903. 
1 p. (H. rp. 3478.) 

- — Report favoring H. 17244, for removal of persons accused of crime 
to and from Philippine Islands for trial. Feb. 3, 1903. 1 p. (H. 
rp. 3542.) 

Report amending H. 15520, to establish standard of value and to 

provide for coinage system in Philiiipine Islands. Feb. 20, 1903. 
3 pp. (H. rp. 3834.)' 

INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE COMMITTEE 

Adamson, \V. C. Report favoring H. 17204, to authorize construction 
of bridge across Arkansas River at or near Moors Rock, Ark. [by 
Arkansas Coal and Mineral Railway Com])any]. Feb. 11, 1903. 
1 p. (H. rp. 3710.) 

Report favoring H. 16989, to amend act making appropriations for 

sundry civil exi)enses [1901, as to removal of quarantine station at 
Brunswick, Ga.]. Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3711.) 

Report amending by substitute H. 16720, for light vessel near 

Healds Banks, off Galveston Harbor, Tex. Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. 
(H. rp. 3712.) 



126 February, 1903 

Coombs, F. L. Report favoring H. 17086, declaring tnnnels under 
Chicago River ol)8truction to navigation. Feb. 11, 1903. 9 pp. 
(H. rp. 3746.) 

Report favoring S. 261, for life-8aving station in vicinity of Cape 

Flatterv or Flatterv Rocks, AVash. Feb. 18, 1903. 2 pp." (H. rp. 
3804.) ■ 

Report favoring R. 6535, for light-house and fog-signal stations in 

Alaskan waters.^ Feb. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 38il.) 

Corliss, J. B. Report favoring H. 15376, for light-house and fog signal 
on Rock of Ages, Lake Superior. Feb. 11, 1903. 2 p]>. (H. rp. 
3748. ) 

Report favoring H. 15377, for light-house and fog signal on INIiddle 

Island, Lake Huron. Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3749.) 

Report amending by substitute H. 9974, to legalize and permit 

maintenance and construction of dams and liridges over St. Joseph 
River in Indiana and [al)ove Berrien Springs] Mich., as substitute 
for H. 96. Feb. 13, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3772.) 

Davey, R. C. Report favoring S. 6754, authorizing Batesville, Ark., to 
draw water from pool of dam 1, ujiper White River. Feb. 11, 1903. 
1 p. (H. rp. 3707.) 

Report favoring H. 17390, to authorize bridge across Bogue Chitto 

in Louisiana. Feb. 18, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3809.) 

Fletcher, Loren. Report favoring S. 7004, to extend time for comple- 
tion of bridge across Missouri River [at Yankton, S. Dak., by Dakota 
Southern Railroad Company]. Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3708.) 

Report amending H. 13500, for light-house and fog signal at Isle 

auHaut, Me. Feb. 24, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3853.) 

Joy, C. F. Report amending H. 16139, to authorize Norfolk and West- 
ern Railway Company to bridge Tug Fork of Big Sandy River at 
certain points where same forms boundary line l)etween West Vir- 
ginia and Kentucky. Feb. 10, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3697.) 

Report amending H. 17155, to authorize Pittsburg, Carnegie and 

Western Railroad Companv to construct bridge across Allegheny 
River [at Pittsburg, Pa.]. Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3699.) 

Lovering, W. C. Report amending S. 7043, to establish light-house 
depot for 2d light-house district, Boston Harbor, Mass. Feb. 10, 
1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3700.) 

Report amending by substitute S. 3864, for light-house and fog 

signal at Diamond Shoal, Cape Hatteras. Feb. 17, 1903. 11 pp. 
(H. rp. 3800.) 

Mann, J. R. Report amending H. 17149, to authorize commissioners of 
Connecticut River bridge and highway <listrict to construct bridge 
across Connecticut River at Hartford, Conn. Feb. 10, 1903. 1 p. 
(H. rp. 3701.) 

Report favoring S. 6973, authorizing Nome [Alaska] to construct 

bridge across Snake River. Feb. 10, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3702.) 

Report amending H. 16278, to authorize telephone, cable, or tele- 
graph line or lines from mainland [to] Plum Island, thence to 
Washington Island, Wis., in aid of preservation of life and propertv. 
Feb. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3764.) 

Report amending S. 7053, to further regulate commerce with for- 
eign nations and among States; Avith views of minority. Feb. 12, 
1903. 10 pp. (H. rp. 3765.) 

Report favoring S. 6867, to authorize building of dams and other 

improvements in Columbia River in Washington [bv Jav P. Graves]. 
Feb. 17, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3799.) 



February, 1903 127 

Mann, J. R. — Continued. Report favoring S. 6848, to establish life- 
saving station at Cape Nome, Alaska. Feb. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (H. 
rp. 3805.) 

Report amending H. 17417, for construction of bridge across Mis- 
souri River at or near Council Bluffs, Iowa [by Central Railroad and 
Bridge Company]. Feb. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3810.) 

Richardson, William. Report amending S. 6231, authorizing Robert A. 
Chapman [to construct dam so as] to use waters of Coosa River in 
Alabama for generating electricitv. Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 
3706. ) 

Report amending H. 17052, to authorize building of bridge across 

Tennessee River between Lewis Bluff and Guntersville, Ala. [by 
Milton Humes and others]. Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3709.) 

Report amending H. 17332, to authorize Brunswick and Birming- 
ham Railroad Companv to construct bridge across Chattahoochee 
River at or near Eufaula, Ala. Feb. 18, 1903. 1 p. ( H. rp. 3808. ) 

Ryan, W. H. Report amending H. 9230, to authorize Malcolm S. Pot- 
ter to remove certain sunken vessels, boats, or other structures from 
Lake Champlain. Feb. 17, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3788.) 

Shackleford, D. W. Report favoring H. 17358, to authorize construction 
of bridge across Missouri River between Chamberlain and Lyman 
Countv, S. Dak. [bv Missouri River Bridge Comnanv]. Feb. 18, 
1903. 1 p. (H. rp'. 3806.) 

Sherman, J. S. Report favoring H. 11851, granting life-saving medal to 
Hugh F. Doherty. Feb. 10, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3696.) 

Report favoring S. 6847, to increase number of light-house districts. 

Feb. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3786.) 

Report favoring S. 6666, for relief of Joseph M. Simms. Feb. 17, 

1903. 1 p. (H.rp. 3801.) 

Report amending H. 17426, to authorize Pennsylvania Railroad 

Company to construct bridge across Alleghenv River in Pennsvl- 
vania. Feb. 17, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3803.) 

Report amending H. 17428, to authorize bridge across Minnesota 

River near St. Peter, Minn. Feb. 23, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3847.) 

Report amending H. 17429, authorizing Purcell and Lexington 

Street Railway Company to construct bridge over south Canadian 
River at Purcell, Ind. T. Feb. 23, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3849.) 

Stewart, J. F. Report favoring H. 17418, to authorize construction of 
dam across Kansas River within counties of Shawnee and Wabaun- 
see, Kans. [by Commercial Club of Topeka]. Feb. 18, 1903. 1 p. 
(H.rp. 3807.) 

INVALID PENSIONS COMMITTEE 

Aplin, H. H. Report amending H. 2913, to pension Catharine A 

Sawdy. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3438.) 
Report amending H. 2911, to pension Charles M. AValker. Feb. 2 

1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 3443.) 
Report amending H. 16787, to increase pension of Richard G 

Hanscom. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3456.) 
Report amending H. 5586, to pension Oliver W. Newton. Feb. 2 

1903. 2pp. (H.rp. 3468.) 
Report amending H. 16785, to increase pension of Collins W. Wight 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3470.) 
Report favoring S. 1939, to increase pension of John M. Drake 

Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3489.) 
Report favoring S. 2302, to pension Rose O. Crummett. Feb. 4 

1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 3495.) 



128 February, 1903 

Aplin, H. H. — Continued. Report favoring S. 5123, to increase pension 

of James McMorrow. Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3580.) 
Report favoring S. 5568, to increase pension of Emma R. Cropsey. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3583.) 
Report favoring S. 5967, to increase pension of Mary E. Craig. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3585.) 
Report favoring S. 5991, to increase pension of William Barrett. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3586.) 
Report favoring S. 6220, to increase pension of Walter (t. Tebbetts. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3590.) 
Report favoring S. 6530, to increase pension of Austin L. Topliff. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3597.) 
Calderhead, W^. A. Report amending H. 17234, to increase pension 

of David Flynn. Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3715.) 
Report amending H. 6470, to increase pension of Shepherd H. 

King. Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3716.) 
Report amending H. 17296, to increase pension of Newton Thayer. 

Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3717.) 
Report amending H. 17297, to increase pension of Joseph W. Fox. 

Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3718.) 
Report favoring S. 966, to increase pension of William Y. Turner. 

Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3719.) 
Report favoring S. 5738, to increase pension of William E. Feh- 

renback. Feb. 1.1, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3730.) 
Report favoring S. 5993, to increase pension of James G. Davis. 

Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3733.) 
Report favoring S. 7182, to increase pension of William H. McHenry. 

Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3736.) 
Report amending H. 17247, to pension Marv H. Rumple. Feb. 

11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3738.) 
Crowlev, J. B. Report amending H. 16427, to increase pension of 

Juliaetta Rowling. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3433.) 
Report amending H. 6065, to increase pension of James Garland. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3442.) 
Report amending H. 14788, to increase pension of Frank E. Hills. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3448.) 
Report amending H. 15403, to increase pension of Milton C. Norton. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3449.) 
Report amending H. 15404, to increase pension of William M. 

Hattery. Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3450.) 
Report amending H. 15915, to increase pension of Frank Stafford. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3451.) 
Report amending H. 16667, to increase pension of Lerov N. Buell. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3463.) 
Report amending by substitute H. 6969, to pension Visa C. Morrill. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3466.) 
Report favoring H. 16374, to increase pension of Alonzo S. Bowden. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp...3616.) 
Report amending H. 6101, to increase pension of Amanda E. Mc- 

Quiddy. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3632.) 
Report amending H. 1062, to increase pension of Elias P. Stearns. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3634.) 
Report amending H. 14236, to increase pension of William C. 

Chattield. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3635.) 



February, 1903 129 

Crowlev, J. B. — Continued. Report aniendino: H. 16314, to increase pen- 
sion of Richard S. Howarth. Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 3681. ) 

Report favoring S. 3020, to increase j)ension of Eliza E. Littlefield. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3684.) 

Report favoring S. 6143, to increase pension of Elvira C. Compton. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3685.) 

Report amending H. 17305, to pension Philander H. Graves. Feb. 

11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3737.) 

Darragh, A. B. Report favoring S. 1550, to increase pension of Flavins 
Shanks. Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3721.) 

Report favoring S. 3174, to increa.«e pension of Fredericke W. Lill- 

man. Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3722.) 

Report favoring S. 3803, to increase pension of Philip Caslow. Feb. 

11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3723.) 

Report favoring S. 4123, to pension Eliza Gallagher. Feb. 11, 1903. 

1 p. (H. rp. 3724.) 

Report favoring S. 5205, to increase pension of Grace E. Ash. Feb. 

11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3725.) 
Report favoring S. 5215, to increase pension of Thomas L. Smith. 

Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3726.) 
Report favoring S. 5662, to increase pension of Henrv Sickels. 

Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3727.) 
Report favoring S. 5723, to increase pension of Ole Hexom, alias 

Ole H. Olson. Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3728.) 
Report favoring S. 5734, to increase pension of F^lijah A. Wood- 
ward. Feb. 11,1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3729.) 
Report favoring S. 5854, to increase pension of Allen B. Evans. 

Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3731.) 
Report favoring S. 5874, to increase pension of Catharine A. Rns- 

sell. Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3732.) 
Report favoring S. 6445, to increase pension of John F. Briggs. 

Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3734.) 
Report favoring S. 6876, to pension Lavinia F. Poiron. Feb. 11, 

1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3735.) 
Deemer, Elias. Report amending bv substitute H. 1519, to pension 

Nellie A. Batchelder. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3440.) 
Report amending H. 13701, to pension Theodore Buri. Feb. 2, 

1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3446.) 
Report amending H. 14929, to increase pension of John Keen. Feb. 

2,1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3462.) 
Report favoring S. 1738, to increase pension of Thomas Dovle. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3487.) 
Report favoring S. 2007, to pension Marv A. Everts. Fell. 4, 1903. 

2 pp. (H. rp. 3490.) 

Report favoring S. 2256, to increase pension of Andrew J. Pennel. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3493.) 
Report favoring S. 2259, to i)ension Sarah J. Snook. Feb. 4, 1903. 

1 p. (H. rp. 3494.) 
Report favoring S. 2363, to increase pension of James A. Capen. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3496.) 
Report favoring S. 2799, to increase pension of Israel V. Hoag. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3501.) 
Report favoring S. 3542, to increase pension of William H. Shaw. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3507.) 



130 February, 1903 

Deemer, Elias — Continued. Report favoring S. 3573, to increase pension 

of John P. Post. Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3509. ) 
Report favoring S. 3574, to increase pension of Henrv R. Bennett. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3510.) 
Report favoring S. 3645, to increase pension of Simeon Deno. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3513.) 
Report favoring S. 5938, to increase pension of Henrv 0. McClure. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3531.) 
Report favoring S. 6066, to increase pension of Edward Straub. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3533.) 
Report favoring S. 6350, to pension Inez McCollum. Feb. 4, 1903. 

2 pp. (H. rp. 3536.) 
Report favoring S. 6607, to increase pension of Fordvce M. Keith. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3537.) 
Report favoring S. 6641, to increase pension of Sophie S. Shaffer. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3555.) 
Report amending H. 13004, to increase pension of Peter B. Rouch. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3567.) 
Report favoring S. 4466, to increase pension of Archibald Mclntire. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3573.) 
Report favoring S. 4892, to increase pension of John Doberrer. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3577.) 
Report favoring S. 5053, to pension Deborah Edwards. Feb. 6, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3579.) 
Report favoring S. 5507, to increase pension of Jarrot F. Rigg. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3581.) 
Report favoring S. 5526, to increase pension of Benjamin F. Corn- 
man. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3582.) 
Report favoring S. 6192, to increase pension of Austin H. Patter- 
son. Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3589.) 
Report favoring S. 6437, to pension Frederick S. Woodward. Feb. 

6,1903. Ip. (H. rp. 3596.) 
Report favoring S. 6563, to increase pension of WilUam A. Dougan. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3598.) 
Report favoring S. 6703, to pension Henrietta V. West. Feb. 6, 

1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3604.) 
Report favoring S. 1631, to increase pension of Edna K. Hoyt. 

Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3740.) 
Report favoring S. 2860, to increase pension of Henderson Mercer. 

Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3741.) 
Report favoring S. 5641, to pension Charlotte J. Closser. Feb. 11, 

1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3742.) 
Report favoring S. 5830, to increase pension of Andrew Jackson. 

Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3743.) 
Report favoring S. 7176, to increase pension of Jennie W. Rhoades. 

Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3744.) 
Report favoring S. 4919, to increase pension of James M. White. 

Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3745.) 
Report favoring S. 3239, to pension John Q. Lane. Feb. 24, 1903. 

Ip. (H. rp. 3855.) 
Gibson, H. R. Report amending S. 6370, to pension Alice F. Smalley. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3472.) 
Report favoring S 3568, to increase pension of John P. Travis. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 2 po (H. rp. 3508.) 



February, 1903 131 

Gibson, H. R. — Continued. Report favoring S. 3(i08, to increase pen- 
sion of Alphonso T. Gould. Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3511.) 

Report favoring S. 4752, to increase pension of Betsey Jones. Feb. 

4, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3517.)* 

Report favoring S. 5117, to increase pension of John U. Allen. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3522.) 

Report favoring S. 5359, to increase pension of Hampton B. Farmer. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3523.) 

Report favoring S. 5803, to increase pension of Xathaniel A. Winks. 

Feb. 4 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3526.) 

Report favoring S. 5846, to increase pension of Thomas G. Forres- 
ter. Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3527.) 

Report favoring S. 5850, to increase pension of Herbert Whit worth. 

Feb. 4, 1903. Ip. (H. rp. 3528.) 

Report favoring S. 6305, to increase pension of James B. Tavlor. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. ( H. rp. 3591.) 

Report favoring S. 6731, to increase pension of Benjamin X. Bond. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3605.) 
Report amending H. 11833, to increase pension of AlbanisL. An- 
derson. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 3619.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 16712, to increase pension of 

Josephine Rettig. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3620.) 
Report amending H. 11371, to increase pension of Ferdinand Heis- 

kell. Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 3682.) 
Report favoring S. 1335, to pension Elizabeth Xeal. Feb. 11. 1903. 

1 p. (H.rp. 3720.) 
HoUidav, E. S. Rejiort favoring S. 7003, to increase pension of Sarah 

C. Merrell. Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3473.) 
Report favoring 8. 2591, to increase pension of George W. 3IcComb. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3498.) 
Report favoring S. 2626, to increase pension of Ardenia Dillon. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 3500.) 
Report favoring S. 2974, to increase pension of Samuel J. Bover, 

Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3503.) 

Report favoring S. 3632, to increase pension of Frank E. Freeman. 

Feb. 4, 1903. f p. (H.rp. 3512.) 

Report favoring S. 3929, to increase pension of Lenian A. Brace. 

Feb. 6, 1903. I'p. (H. rp. 3569.) 

Report favoring S. 4429, to pension Alvira Randall. Feb. 6, 1903. 

1 p. (H.rp. 3572.) 

Report favoring S. 4807, to increase pension of Ennnet C. Hill. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3576.) 

Report favoring S. 6191, to increase pension of Samuel L. Thomp- 
son. Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3588.) 

Report favoring S. 6431, to increase pension of James Greenman. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3595. ) 

Report favoring S. 6623, to increase pension of Gilbert E. Bushnell. 

Feb. 6, 1903. fp. (H. rp. 3600.) 
Report favoring S. 6845, to increase pension of ^Martin G. Gushing. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3609.) 
Kleberg. Rudolph. Re]>ort amending H. 17043, to pension ^lartha 

-Maddox. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 3439. ) 
Rejjort amending H. 17133, to pension Kathinka Sichel. Feb. 2, 

1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 3457.) 

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132 February, 1903 

Klebero;, Rudolph — Continued. Report favoring S. 6018, to increase 

pension of AMlliam J. Chitwood. Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. ( H. rp. 3471 . > 
Report favoring S. .532, to increase pension of Merritt Young. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. .3485.) 
Report favoring S. 3081, to increase pension of Leonard A. Norton. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3504.) 
Report favoring S. 5389, to increase pension of Jasper N. Acree. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3524.) 
Reprirt favoring S. 5733, to increase pension of John W. Slack. 

Feb. 4, 1903. Ip. (H. rp. 3525.) 
Report favoring S. 4760, to increase pension of John Hamilton, 2d. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3575.) 
Report favoring S. 6096, to increase pension of Hester A. R. Landers. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3587.) 
Report favoring H. 17120, to increase pension of Charles Shirar. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3611.) 
Report amending H. 16696, to increase pension of Freeling H. 

Amick. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3626.) 
Report amending H. 12822, to increase pension of Michael O. 

Sullivan. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3628.) 
Miers, R. W. Report amending H. 11958, to pension Henry H. Windes. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3434.) 
Report amending H. 7433, to increase pension of Bvron C. Knapp. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3452.) 
Report amending H. 16419, to increase pension of James Harrison. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3453.) 
Report amending H. 16857, to increase pension of Oliver W. Kile. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. .3454.) 
Report amending H. 16784, to increase pension of Michael Howe. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3455.) 
Report amending H. 6724, to increase pension of Julia Stilwell. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3467.) 
Report favoring H. 16996, to increase pension of John Rougher. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3614.) 
Report amending H. 5762, to increase pension of AVilliam H. T. 

Hostetler. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3623.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 14160, to increase pension of 

Ira J. S. Holmes. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3633.) 
Report favoring S. 53(59, to increase pension of Charles R. Allen. 

Feb. 25, 1903. 'l p. (H. rp. 3861.) 
Smith, S. W. Report amending H. 11122, to increase pension of John 

W.Copley. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3431.) 
Report favoring H. 13046, to increase pension of Joseph H. Lud- 

lum. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3432.) 
Report amending H. 15696, to increase pension of iNIilton D. Wells. 

Fel). 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3437.) 
Report amending H. 16786, to increase pension of John C. Sautter. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3447.) 
Report amending H. 16048, to increase pension of John Graham. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3458.) 
Report amending H. 15619, to increase pension of Charles Strong, 

alias William' Clark. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3459.) 
Report amending H. 16929, to increase pension of William H. Trites. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3469.) 



February, 1903 133 

Smith, S. W. — Continued. Report favorino: S. 1914, to increase pen- 
sion of Elbert Chittum. Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3488.) 
Report favoring S. 2111, to increase pension of William Kepler. 

Fel). 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3491. ) 
Report favoring S. 2439, to increase pension of Richard A. Lari- 
mer. Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3497.) 
Report favoring S. 2936, to increase pension of Berthold Fernow. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3-502.) 
Report favoring S. 3405, to increase pension of William H. H. 

Bouslough. Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3506.) 
Rei>ort favoring S. 5020, to pension Emma D. Goslin. Feb. 4, 1903. 

2 pp. (H. rp. 3519.) 
Report favoring S. 5055, to increase pension of 3Iarv E. Phillips. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3521.) 
Report favoring S. 5852, to increase pension of Robert P. McRae. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 2>p. (H. rp. 3529.) 
Report favoring S. 5901, to increase pension of Orange Sells. Feb. 

4, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3530.) 
Report favoring S. 6276, to increase pension of Marv E. Russell. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3534. ) 
Report favoring S. 5953, to pension Ann 31. Green. Feb. 6, 1903. 

1 p. (H. rp. 3584.) 
Report amending H. 15645, to increase pension of Wilson French. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3618.) 
Report amending H. 17101, to increase pension of Joanna Glazer. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3624.) 
Report amending H. 11701, to increase pension of John C. Wright. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3625.) 
Report amending H. 17026, to pension Jerome W. Turner. Feb. 

6, 1903. 3 pp. ( H. rp. 3636. ) 
Sullowav, C. A. Report amending bv substitute H. 16480, to increase 

pension of Anna C. Bingham. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3429.) 
Report amending H. 6442, to increase pension of Sarah E. Gifford. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3430.) 
Report amending H. 10505, to pension Mabel A. "Woolsev. Feb. 2, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 34.35.) 
Report amending H. 16754, to increase pension of Benjamin F. 

Hughes. Feb. 2, 190.3. 1 p. (H. rp. 3436.) 
Report amending H. 4066, to increase pension of Philip Krohn. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3441.) 
Report amending by substitute H. 4734, to pension Deborah J. 

Fogle. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3444.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 4740, to increase pension of 

James E. Wallace. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3445. ) 
Report amending H. 12841, to increase pension of William King. 

Feb. 2. 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3460.) 
Report amending H. 17093, to pension Caroline Schaefer. Feb. 2, 

1903. 2 pp. (H:rp. 3461.) 
Report amending H. 16000, to increase pension of John H. Amadon. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 3464. ) [Corrected 2d print was issued. ] 
Report amending H. 15440, to increase pension of John FuUerton. 

Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3465.) 
Report favoring S. 14, to increase pension of George F. Howe, 

alias Harrington. Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3484. ) 



134 February, 1903 

Sullowav, C. A. — Continued. Report favoring S. 1128, to increase pen- 
sion of Lyman Matthews. Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3486.) 
Report favoring S. 2130, to pension Margaret A. iNIunson. Feb. 4, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3492.) 

Report favoring S. 2596, to increase pension of Israel F. Barnes. 

■ Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3499.) 
Report favoring S. 3249, to increase pension of Charles W. Scherzer. 

Feb. 4. 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3505.) 
• Report favoring S. 4134, to increase pension of Tiniothv Lough- 

lin. Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3514.) 
Report favoring S. 4359, to increase pension of John S. Milani. 

Feb. 4, 1903. I'p. (H. rp. 3515.) 
Report favoring 8. 4607, to increase pension of Oliver G. Wright. 

Feb. 4, 1903. Ip. (H. rp. 3516.) 
Repoi't favoring S. 4806, to increase pension of Frank A. Olney. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3518.) 
Report favoring S. 5040, to inctrease pension of Stephen (t. Cole. 

Feb. 4, 1903. Ip. (H. rp. 3520.) 
Report favoring S. 6012, to increase pension of j\Iarv Ann Sears. 

Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3532. ) 
Report favoring S. 6338, to pension All)ert ]M. Smith. Feb. 4, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3535.) 
Report amending H. 17179, to increase pension of Christopher G. 

Divers. Feb. 5, 1903. 2 pp. ( Fi. rp. 3547. ) 
Report favoring S. 6841, to increase pension of Charles 8. Boving- 

ton. Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3556.) 
Report favoring S. 6842, to increase pension of Stephen R. Swett. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3557.) 
Report favoring S. 6981, to increase pension of Lorenzo P. Dunck- 

lee. Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3558.) 
Report favoring S. 6982, to increase jiension of Linda F. ^Nloulton. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3559.) 
Report favoring S. 6983, to increase pension of (iilman B. Johnson. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3560.) 
Report favoring S. 6984, t(> increase pension of ^laria A. jNIarden. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3561.) 
Report favoring S. 6985, to increase pension of (ieorge Cummings. 

Feb. 6, 1903. I'p. (H. rp. 3562.) 
Report favoring S. 7060, to increase pension of Ann ]\L Jackman. 

Feb. 6, 1903. I'p. (H. rp. 3563.) 
Report favoring S. 7076, to increase pension of Charles L. Pinkhani. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. ( H. rp. 3564. ) 
Report favoring S. 7077, to increase pension of Cvrus B. Ncjrris. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3565.) 
Report amending H. 16201, to increase pension of Jeffrev Hufford. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pj). (H. rp. 3566.) 
Report amending H. 17110, to increase pension of Rol)ert A. Tracv. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3568.) 
Report favoring S. 4087, to pension Lemuel Kingslnirv. Feb. 6, 

1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3570.) 
Report favoring S. 4337, to increase pension of Elizabeth Thomp- 
son. Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3571.) 
Report favoring S. 4544, to increase pension of Phineas L. Squires. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 j). (H. rp. 3574.) 



February, 1903 135 

Sullowav, C. A. — Continued. Report favoring S. 5006, to pension Annie 

P. Finney. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3578.) 
Report favoring S. 6348, to increase pension of Napoleon B. Stock- 
bridge. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3592.) 
Report favoring S. 6367, to increase pension of Edmund P. Fox. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3593.) 
Report favoring S. 6415, to increase pension of Samuel J. Radcliffe. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3594.) 
Report favoring S. 6586, to increase pension of Othniel P. Parcher. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3599.) 
Report favoring S. 6631, to increase pension of Mitchell Hunt. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3601.) 
Report favoring S. 6632, to increase pension of Frank Cleaves. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3602.) 
Report favoring S. 6668, to increase pension of Charles Graham. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3603.) 
Report favoring S. 6748, to increase pension of Ann M. Haskell. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3606.) 
Report favoring S. 6795, to increase pension of Hannah J. Hopkins. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3607.) 
Report favoring S. 6798, to increase jjension of Charles F. Sheldon. 

Feb. 6, 1903. Ip. (H. rp. 3608.) 
Report amending H. 15730, to increase pension of Hans A. Grove. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3610.) 
Report amending bv substitute H. 4723, to pension George A. 

Liston. Feb. 6, 1903."^ 2 pp. (H. rp. 3612.) 
Report amending H. 16858, to increase pension of James P. Foster. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3613.) 
Report amending H. 11739, to increase pension of Samuel N. North- 
way. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3615.) 
Report amending H. 16714, to increase pension of jNIarv A. F. 

Gilmore. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3617.) 
Report amending H. 4553, to increase j^ension of Samuel S. Mitchell. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3621.) 
Report amending H. 17119, to increase pension of James Flanagan. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3622.) 
Report amending H. 8061, to pension Frances E. Wild. Feb. 6, 

1903. 2 pp. (H; rp. 3627.) 
Report amending H. 3681, to increase pension of Joseph A. Wilson. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3629.) 
Report amending H. 17094, to increase pension of Augustus L. Kid- 
der. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3630.) 
Report amending by substitute H. 17233, to pension John Haynes. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp.' (H. rp. 3631.) 
Report amending H. 10506, to pension Frances E. Luse. Feb. 6, 

1903. 2 pp. ( H; rp. 3e337. ) 
Report favoring S. 6024, to pension Reliecca A. Glass. Feb. 7, 

1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3664.) 
Report favoring S. 6356, to increase pension of Adah I. INIiller. 

Feb. 7, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3665.) 
Report favoring S. 7166, to increase pension of Fannv Farmer. 

Feb. 7, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3666.) 
Report favoring S. 7202, to increase pension of Fannv B. Orwan. 

Feb. 7, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3667.) 



136 February, 1903 

Sullowav, C. A. — Continued. Report aniendino; H. 1087, to increase pen- 
sion of Matthew W. Lincoln. Feb. 7, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3668.) 

Report amending H. 10760, to pens^ion Wallace L. Scott. Feb. 7, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3669.) 

Report favoring H. 17298, to increase pension of Clara E. Smith. 

Feb. 7, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3670.) 

Report favoring S. 1227, to increase pension of Bowman H. Peter- 
son. Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3671.) 

Report favoring S. 4287, to increase pension of David N. Tolles. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3672.) 

Report favoring S. 6576, to pension Marcia B. Ferguson. Feb. 9, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3673.) 

Report favoring S. 6652, to increase pension of Leander W. Cogs- 
well. Feb. 9, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3674.) 

Report favoring S. 6843, to increase ])ension of A. Paul Home. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3675.) 

Report favoring S. 6941, to increase pension of James ^lontv. Feb. 

9, 1903. 1 p. ( H. rp. 3676. ) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 17306, to pension Catherine Mc- 

Guinn. Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3680.) 

Report amending bv substitute II. 7708, to increase pension of 

Bridget Fallon. Feb". 9, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3683.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 15620, to increase j>ension of 

James Redshaw. Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3714.) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 17303, to increase pension of 

Abraham W. Huffman. Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3739.) 

Report favoring S. 4922, to increase pension of Andrew C. Smith. 

Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3751.) 

Report favoring S. 7100, to increase pension of Maggie ^'. Holstein. 

Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3752.) 

Report favoring S. 7186, to jiension Marv C. Couch. Feb. 12, 1903. 

Ip. (H. rp. 3758.) 

Report favoring S. 7375, to increase jiension of Alfred Woodman. 

Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3875. ) 

JUDICIAKY COMMITTEE 

Clayton, H. D. Report favoring S. 7069, for additional judge in Indian 
Territory. Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3872. ) 

Kahn, Julius. Report favoring H. 17499, for district judge for western 
judicial district of South Carolina. Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 
3881. ) 

Overstreet, Jesse. Report favoring H. 15800, extending jirovisions of 
act for further distribution (if reports of Supreme Court. Feb. 23, 
1903. 3 pp. (H.rp.384S.) 

Parker, R. W. Report favoring S. 7412, to amend act that circuit court 
of appeals, 8th circuit, shall hold term in Denver, Colo., or 
Cheyenne, Wyo., and at St. Paul, Minn, [so that appeals from 
interlocutory order or decree relating to injunctions or receivers 
mav be disposed of as heret jfore]. Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 
3874. ) 

Warner, Vesimsian. Report amending S. 5732, establishing term of dis- 
trict court in Lewisburij, W. Va. Feb. 24, 1903. 1 p. (H.rp. 
385(). ) 



February, IDOo 137 

LIBRARY COMMITTEE 

Conner, J. P. Report favoriu": 8. J. R. 30, for monument to Dorothea 
Lynde Dix [at Hampden, Me.]. Feb. 26, 1P03. 1 p. ( H. rp. 3877. ) 

McCall, S. AV. Report amending l)y substitute H. 15452, to appropriate 
S40,U00 toward erection of monument at Provincetown, Alass., in 
commemoration of landing of Pilgrims and signing of INIavtlower 
compact. Feb. 16, 1903. 3 pp. (H.rp. 3781.) 

ISIcCleary, J. T. Report amending S. 4980, to incorporate American 
Academy in Rome. Fell. 26, 1903. 2 i)p. ( H. rp. 3879. ) 

MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES COMMITTEE 

Fordney, J. W. Report favoring H. 16734, to i)rovide American regis- 
ter for steamer Beaumont. Feb. 13, 1903. 2pp. (H.rp. 3771 [pt. 1].) 

■Greene, W. S. Report amending H. J. R. 266, for joint commission to 
investigate international navitration. Fel). 24, 1903. 2 pp. ( H. rp. 
3854. ) 

Orosvenor, C. H. Report amending H. 242, to amend act for require- 
ments for vessels proi^elled by gas, fluid, najihtha, or electric motors 
[so as to remove burden limit]. Fel>. 16, 1903. 4 pp. (H. rp. 
3780. ) 

Hopkins. A. J. Report favoring H. 17284, to provide American register 
for British ship Pyrenees. Feb. 17, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3784. ) 

Littlelield, C. E. Views of minority adverse to H. 16734, to provide 
American register for steamer Beaumont. Feb. 16, 1903. 5 pp. 
(H. ri). 3771, pt. 2.) 

Small, J. H. Re]>ort amending by substitute H. 9685, to amend act to 
amend laws relating to American seamen, in respect to allotments 
[of wages]. Feb. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3770.) 

MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Adams, Robert, jr. Report favoring S. 5219, to grant honoral)le dis- 
charge to Robert C. Gregg. Feb. 21, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 38.36.) 

Capron, A. B. Report adverse to H. 15692, to correct muster of Fred- 
erick R. Eastman. Fel). 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 3551.) [Corrected 
2d print was issued.] 

Report adverse to H. 6913, for relief of John W. Lewis. Feb. 5, 

1903. 3 pp. (H.rp. 3552.) 

Report favoring S. 6881, for relief of James L. Elmer. Fel). 17, 

1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 3797.) 

Dick, Charles. Rejjort favoring S. 1168, to authorize appointment of 
Edward L. Bailev as captain of infantrv and to place him on retired 
list. Feb. 5, 1903. 14 pp. (H. rp. 3550.) 

Hay, James. Report favoring S. 7298, to fix rank of [2d lieutenants of 
artillerv who formei'lv served in [Marine Corps]. Feb. 17, 1903. 
2 pp. "(H. rp. 3802.) ' 

Hull, J. A. T. Report submitting H. J. R. 262, for appointment of 
[Matthew 8. (^uay as] meml)er of l)oard of managers of National 
Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Feb. 5, 1903. 1 p. (H.rp. 
3544. ) 

Report on H. 16567, making ai)j)ri)i)riation for Army, 1904, recom- 
mending that House nonconcur in Senate amendments and ask for 
conference. Feb. 7, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3660.) 



138 February, 1903 

Hull. J. A. T. — Continued. Report favoring S. 5918, to amend sec. 122-5, 
Revised Statutes, so as to provide for detail of [noncommissioned} 
officers of Armv and Navv to assist in military instruction in schools. 
Feb. 11, 1903. ' 2 pp. (H. rp. 8705.) 

Report favoring S. 5437, to authorize settlement of accounts of 

officers of Armv [for disbursements, A]>r. 21, 1898-Julv 8, 1901]. 
Feb. 11, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3747.) 

Mondell, F. W. Views of minority adverse to S. 5879, to remove charge 
of desertion from Eli Hibbard. Fel). 12, 1903. 3 pp. (H.r]). 3658, 
pt. 2.) 

Report favoring S. 39, to correct military record of William B. 

Thompson. Feb. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3787.) 

Report adverse to S. 3612, to remove charge of desertion from 

Charles J. Clark. Feb. 17, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3789.) 

Report adverse to S. 28, to correct militarv record of John R. 

Leonard. Feb. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3790.) 

Report adverse to S. 26, to correct military record of Perry J. 

Knoles [alias James Maddux]. Feb. 17, 1903. 2pp. (H.rp. 3791.) 

Report adverse to S. 1354, to correct militarv record of [Jasper 

McGhee, ahas] William J. McGhee. Feb. 17"; 1903. 2 pp. (H. 
rp. 3792.) 

Report adverse to S. 690, to correct militarv record of Talton T. 

Davis. Feb. 17, 1903. 10 pp. (H.rp. 3793.) 

Report adverse to H. 14240, to grant honorable discharge to John 

P. [or Peter] Miller. Feb. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3794.) 

Report adverse to H. 12125, to correct military record of Perry 

Childs Feb. 17, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3795.) 

Rei:)ort adverse to H. 5292, to remove charge of desertion from 

Conrad Springer. Feb. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3796.) 

Report amending H. J. R. 269, for transfer of military rolls and 

records [relating to Indian or other wars prior to Civil War] from 
Interior [or other] Department to War Department. Feb. 26, 1903. 
3 pp. ( H. rp. 3876. ) 

Report amending bv substitute H. 3575, for relief of Russell A. 

McKinlev [alias Waldo Delacy]. Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp; 
3878. ) 

Parker, R. W. Rejiort favoring H. 16105, to reinstate Alexander G. 
Pendleton, ir., as cadet in Military Academv. Feb. 3, 1903. 11 pp. 
(H.rp. 3483.) 

Report amending S. J. R. 138, to furnish condemned cannon for 

statue of Henrv Leavenworth at Leavenworth, Kans. Feb. 5, 1903. 
1 p. (H. rp. 3-549.) 

Slayden, J. L. Report favoring S. 6895, to authorize promotion of Wil- 
liam Crawford Gorgas. Feb. 17, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3798.) 

Stevens, F. C. Report amending H. 17503, granting right to operate 
railroad through Vancouver Barracks and military reservation, 
Wash., to Portland, Vancouver and Yakima Railroad Company. 
Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3870.) 

Sulzer, AVilliam. Report favoring S. 5879, to remove charge of deser- 
tion from Eli Hibbard. Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3658 [pt. 1].) 

Report favoring H. J. R. 273, to furnish Hebrew L'^^nion Veteran 

Association with condemned cannon and cannon balls for monu- 
ment to soldiers and sailors who lost their lives in war for Union 
and in War with Spain. Feb. 25, 1903. 1 p. (II. rp. 3858.) 



February, 1903 139 

NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Hearings before committee [Dec. 6, 1902-Jan. 12, 1903] on appropriation 
bill sulijects [1904, with letters from Navy Department, etc.]. 1903. 
iii — [589] pp. 3 maps. 

Same [additional letters]. [1903.] 8 1. each separate. 

Bull, ^Melville. Report favoring S. 4-577, for relief of William ]\IcCarty 
Little. Feb. 4, 1903. 8 pp. (H. rp. 3538.) 

Dayton. A. (i. Report amending H. R. 421, requesting information 
with reference to permanent programme for steaily increase, equip- 
ment, and manning of Navy. Feb. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3867.) 

Foss, G. E. Report submitting H. 17288, making appropriations for 
naval service, 1904. Feb. 6, 1903. 16 pp. (H. rp. 3554.) 

Report amending H. R. 459, calling for information regarding 

architect employed for building of Naval Academv at Annapolis, 
Md. Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3865.) 

Kitchin, W. W. Views of minority under H. R. 404, directing commit- 
tee to investisate charges of attemj>ted briberv of Representative 
Lessler. Feb.' 3, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3482, pt. 2.) 

Tayler, R. W. Report under K. R. 404, directing committee to investi- 
gate charges of attempted briberv of Representative Lessler. Feb. 
3, 1903. 163 pp. (H. rp. 3482 [pt. 1].) 

Watson, J. E. Report favoring S. 65, for retirement of petty officers 
and enlisted men of Navv [after 30 vears' service in Armv, Navy, 
or Marine Corps]. Feb. 20, 1903. Ip. (H. rp. 3833.) 

PENSIONS COMMITTEE 

Boreing, Vincent. Report amending H. 16275, to pension Isaac B. Price. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. .3642.) 
Report amending H. 17090, to increase pension of James T. Price. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3650.) 
Burgess, G. F. Report amending H. 15573, to pension Cynthia Thomas. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3695.) 
Draper, W. H. Report amending H. 15962, to pension Catharine T. R. 

Mathews. Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3641.) 
Loudenslager, H. C. Report favoring S. 3522, to increase pension of 

Mexican War survivors. Feb. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3545.) 
Report amending H. 2813, to increase pension of Emilv Hawkins. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3640.) 
Report amending H. 14091, to pension Charles A. Warrick. Feb. 

6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3646.) 
Report amending by substitute H. 6189, to increase pension of Eli 

Potts. Feb. 6, 1903.' 1 p. (H. rp. 3647.) 
Report amending H. 16077, to pension Leighton ^L Perveil, alias 

Charles H. Hunt. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3649.) 
Report amending by substitute H. 16352, to increase pension of 

Mary La Tourrette Stotsenburg. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3651. ) 
Report favoring S. 6229, to pension Patrick W. O'Doniiell. Feb. 6, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3652.) 
Report favoring S. 6413, to i^ension Harold P. Waldo. Fel). 6, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3653.) 
Report amending S. 6063, to increase pension of Orson Nickerson. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3654.) 



140 February, 1903 

Loudenslager, H. C. — Continued. Keport favoring S. 4029, to pension 

Mary J. Parker. Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3655.) 
Report favoring S. 4379, to increase pension of George Davis. Feb. 

6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. .3655.) 
Report amending S. 4443, to increase pension of Thomas Bassett. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 2'pp. .(H. rp. 3686.) 
Report favoring S. 5929, to pension ^Margaret J. McCranie. Feb. 

10, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3687.) 
Report favoring S. 6394, to pension i\Irs. P^varts Ewing ^Innn. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3688.) 
Report favoring S. 7145, to increase pension of Rosetta PI Raffertv. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3689.) 
Report amending S. 7207, to increase pension of ^lav ^Mosher Chase. 

Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3690.) 
Report amending H. 16212, to increase pension of Sanders W. 

Johnston. Feb. 10, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. .3693.) 
Rejiort amending bv substitute H. 12090, to pension Arvilla X. 

Stocker. Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3694.) 
Report favoring S. 4812, to pension Addison Arnold. Fel). 12, 1903. 

1 p. (H. rp. 3755.) 
Report favoring S. 6373, to increase jiension of Joseph D. Lockhart. 

Feb. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3756.) 
Report amending S. 6653, to pension Halvor Paulsen. Feb. 12, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3757.) [Corrected 2d print was issued.] 
Report favoring S. 7277, to increase pension of Elbert H. Dagnall. 

Feb. 12, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3759.) 
Report amending S. 6048, to pension Lillian G. Elkins. Feb. 20, 

1903. 6 pp. (H. rp. 3835.) 
Patterson, G. R. Report amending H. 15629, to increase pension of 

Edward Tattersall. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3644.) 
Report amending H. 11546, to pension Edward P>rvan. Feb. 10, 

1903. 2 pj). (H.rp. 3692.) 
Richardson, AVilliam. Report amending H. 15665, to increase pension 

of John H. Carr. Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3645.) 
Report amending H. 15688, to increase pensif)n of Franklin ^^'il- 

liams. Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3703.) 
White, J. P>. Report amending bv substitute H. 16476, to pension 

Catherine Ravel. Feb. 6, 1903.' 2 pp. (H. rj). 3638.) 
Rejjort amending bv substitute H. 16755, to increase pension of 

Fannie T. Fisher.' Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H.rp. 3643.) 
Report amending by substitute H. 16939, to increase pension of 

Alexander T. Sullinger, alias Alexander Patillo. Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. 

(H. rp. 3648.) 
Report amending H. 14032, to jiension (iustav Jansen. Feb. 10, 

1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 3691.) 
Wilev, A. A. Report amending H. 16351, to increase pension of Austin 

P. :Merrell. Feb. 6, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3639.) 

POST-OFFICE .\NI) POST-HOADS COMMITTEE 

Boutell, H. S. Rejiort favoring S. 2644, to promote circulation of read- 
ing matter among blind. Feb. 6, 1903. 2 pp. (H.rp. 3657. ) 

Bromwell, J. H. Report amending H. 16942, to prevent robliing mail, 
to provide safer method of sending money by mail, and to increase 
postal revenues. Fel). 7, 1903. 25 pp. (H. r\>. 3662.) 



Fehkuaky, 1903 141 

PRIXTIXG COMMITTEE 

Heatwole, J. P. Report amending S. 4261, for printino; and bindinsr in 
half morocco additional cojiies of 1st edition of (government docu- 
ments and publications for distribution to designated depository 
libraries in lieu of sheep-bouml copie-; of .document edition, so 
ca led, now supplied to said libraries. Feb. 7, 190.S. 7 pp. (H. rp. 
mVA. ) 

Report favoring H. 17276, to fix salarv of pul)lic i)rinter. Feb. 11, 

1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3750.) 

Report favoring H. C. R. 73, to i)rint statistics and data collected 

by United States Civil Service Retirement Association relative to 
retirement of em])lovees in classified civil service. Feb. 20, 1903. 
1 p. (H. rp. 3818.)' 

Report favoring S. C. R. 50, to print Bills and debates in Congre.ss 

relating to trusts, and for index to said volume. Feb. 20, 1903. 1 p. 
(H. rp. 3S19.) 

Report favoring S. C. R. 52, for com])ilation and ]irinting of laws 

of States relating to trusts, or condiinations in restraint of trade and 
commerce, and for regulation and organization of corporations. 
Feb. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3820.) 

Report favoring H. C. R. 65, to print Pronouncing gazetteer and 

geographical directorv of Philippine Islands. Feb. 20, 1903. 1 j). 
(H. rp. 3821.) 

Report favoring S. .T. R. 148, for printing digest of laws, decisions, 

and opinions relating to j^ardons and other acts of executive clem- 
encv under United States and States. Feb. 2.0, 1903. I p. (H. rp. 
3822. ) 

Report favoring S. C. R. 48, to print Rejjorts on law of civil gov- 
ernment in territorv sul)ject to militarv occupation bv militarv forces 
of United States. Feb. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3823.) 

Report favoring H. C. R. 82, to print Unitf d States bankrupt law 

of 1898, General orders and forms in bankruptcy, and H. 13679, to 
establish uniform svstem of bankruptcv throughout United States. 
Feb. 20, 1903. 1 p! (H. rp. 3827.)" 

Report amending H. R. 356, to print re])ortof managers of National 

Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1902, rejmrt of inspection of 
State homes, and record of members of home. Feb. 20, 1903. 1 p. 
(H. rp. 3829.) 

Report favoring H. C. R. 69, to jiriut oration liy .John Hay in 

memorv of President ^NIcKinlev. Feb. 20, 1903. 1 p. (H, ri). 
3832.) ' 

Report suV)mitting H. 17522, providing for purchase by I'nited 

States of right to use Daniel or some other process of producing 
engraved plates. Feb. 26, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3871.) 

Tate, F. C. Report favorina; H. C. R. 86, to print revised edition of 
Catalog of A. L. A. lil)rary. Feb. 23, 1903. 3 pp. (H. r]). 3846.) 

Report favoring H. J. R. 271, that bulletins of Bureau of Ethnologv 

1)6 printed in octavo. Feb. 23, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3850.) 

Pl'BLIC BLILDIXGS AXO GROUXDS COMMITTEE 

Gillet, C. \V. Report favoring H. 17237, removing tire limit on post- 
office grounds at Bridgeport, Conn. Feb. 13, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 
3768. ) ' 

Report favoring H. J. R. 27(>, granting New York and Jersey Rail- 
road Company right to construct underground railway in citv of 
New York. Felt. 21, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3841.) 



142 February, 1903 

Mercer, D. H. Report favoring H. 17422, to increane limit of cost of cer- 
tain public buildings, to authorize i)urchase of sites for public build- 
ings, to authorize erection of pul)lic buildings [etc.]. Feb. 16, 1903. 
12 pp. (H. rp. 3778.) 

Report amending S. 7414, to increase limit of cost of certain public 

buildings, to authorize purchase of sites for public buildings, to 
authorize erection of public buildings [etc.]. Feb. 25, 1903. 4 pp. 
(H. rp. 3863.) 

PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE 

Esch, J. J. Report favoring H. 11652, to amend act to authorize cer- 
tain lands heretofore withdrawn for reservoir purposes to be restored 
to public domain, subject to entry under homestead law with certain 
restrictions, so that any disconnected parcel thereof may be ordered 
into market and sold for not less than $1.25 per acre. Feb. 6, 1903. 
2 pp. (H. rp. 3659.) 

— — Report favoring S. 7123, for protection of forest reserves and 
national parks. Feb. 25, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3860.) 

Fordney, J. W. Report favoring H. 17481, authorizing recorder of Gen- 
eral Land Office to issue certified copies of patents, records, books, 
and papers. Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3873.) 

Jones, W. L. Report favoring H. 17393, to authorize registers and re- 
ceivers of land offices to furnish transcripts of records to individuals. 
Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3864.) 

Kleberg, Rudolph. Report amending H. 13074, to authorize Mississippi 
to select certain lands in part satisfaction of its grant for university 
purposes. Feb. 4, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3540.) ' 

Report favoring S. 7288, extending time for proof and payment for 

lands taken under desert-land laws bv Colorado Cooperative Colony. 
Feb. 11, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3704.) 

Lacey, J. F. Report amending by substitute H. 16946, to amend act to 
extend coal-land laws to Alaska [so as to provide for special survey 
and entry of unsurveved coal land]. Feb. 3, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 
3541.) 

Report amending S. 6689, for protection of game animals, l)irds, 

and fish in forest reserves. Feb. 25, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3862 
[pt. 1].) 

Report amending S. 6779, to quiet certain [swamp] land titles in 

Mississippi. Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3866.) 

Martin, E. W. Report amending S. 6290, to extend provisions of sec. 
2455, Revised Statutes, as amended by act of Feb. 26, 1895, relating 
to [ordering sale of disconnected parcels of] public lands. Feb. 16, 
1903. 3pp". (H. rp. 3782.) 

Mondell, F. W. Report favoring H. 17192, to issue patent to Buffalo, 
Wyo., for certain land [within Fort Mc Kinney militarv reserva- 
tion]. Feb. 14, 1903. 4 pp. (H. rp. 3777. ) 

Report amending H. 15802, for relief of homestead settlers [on 

lands granted to] Alabama [to aid in construction of Mobile and 
Girard Railroad and Tennessee and Coosa Railroad]. Feb. 19, 1903. 
2 pp. (H. rp. 3812.) 

Views of minority adverse to 8. 6689, for jDrotection of game ani- 
mals, bii'ds, and Hsh in forest reserves; with views of Mr. Jones of 
Washington and of Messrs. Martin, Eddv, and Brundidge. Feb. 
26, 1903. 6 pp. (H. rp. 3862, pt. 2.) 

Moody, M. A. Report amending H. 17327, for sale of i>ublic lands [and 
buildings below New Orleans, La., known as Jump customs and 
boarding station]. Feb. 19, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3816.) 



February, 1903 U3 



KEVISIOX OF LAWS COMMITTEE 

"Warner, Vespasian. Report amendino^ H. 7949, to revise and codify 
criminal and penal laws. Feb. 9, 190;>. 1 p. (H. rp. 3t)79. ) 

RIVERS VXD IIARBOKS COMMITTEE 

Burton, T. E. Report subraittins' H. 17243, to amend act making appro- 
priations for rivers and liarbors [1903, as to channel throuojh Sal)ine 
Lake connecting Neches and Sabine rivers with Sabine Pass, Tex.], 
as substitnte for H. 16339. Feb. 3, 1803. 1 p. (H. rp. 3479.) 

Report favoring H. 17170, to amend act making approjiriations for 

rivers and harlxirs [1903, as to site for construction of dam across 
Fox River bv Fox River Navigable Waterwav Association]. Feb. 
3, 1903. 1 p". (H. rp. 3481.) 

Report amending H. 16138, granting right of way to Kenova and 

Big Sandy Railroad Company through Government lands at lock 2 
and lock 3, Big Sandv River, in ^^'avne County, W. Va. Feb. 14, 
1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3776.) 

Report favoring S. J. R. 145, to amend joint resolution for removal 

of shoal in North River of New York Harbor [so as to increase 
appropriation]. Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3882.) 

Rei^ort favoring S. 7152, to amend act making appropriations for 

rivers and harbors, 1902 [as to improving Smyrna River, Del.]. 
Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (II. rp. 3886.) 

RULES COMMITTEE 

Dalzell, John. Report favoring H. R. 442, to consider as amendment 
to H. 17202, making appropriations for sundry civil expenses, 1904, 
])rovision for building for offices for House of Representatives. 
Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3754.) 

Report amending by substitute H. R. 446, to fix time for consider- 
ation of S. 7053, to further regulate commerce with foreign nations 
and among States. Feb. 13, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3769.) ' 

Report amending by substitute H. R. 387, granting special privi- 
leges to H. 16228, for issue and circulation of national l)ank notes. 
Feb. 16, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3779.) 

Report submitting H. R. 453, for increase of midshipmen, officers, 

and men in Navy and. INIarine Corps and to increase limit of cost in 
reconstruction of Naval Academy, as substitnte for H. 17288. Feb. 
17, 1903. 1 ]). (H. rp. 3785.) 

Report submitting H. R. 471, regarding method of procedure in 

case of general ap]>ropriation bills returned with Senate amend- 
ments, and making motion to take recess jirivileged motion, as sub- 
stitute for H. R. 468 and 470. Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H.rp. 3869.) 

Grosvenor, C. H. Report submitting H. R. 432, fixing time for consid- 
eration of H. 16458, to expedite hearing and determination of suits 
in equity jiending or hereafter Vjrought under act to protect trade 
and commerce against unlawful restraints and monopolies, act to 
regulate commerce, or any other acts having like purj^jse that may 
be hereafter enacted, S. 6773, relating to same subject-matter, and 
H. 17, requiring corporations engaged in interstate c(>mmerce to 
make returns, prohit)iting reliates and discriminations and use of 
interstate commerce in attempts to destroy competition [etc.], as 
substitute for H. R. 419. Feb. 5, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3553.) 

Report favoring H. R. 443, to consider as amendment to H. 17202, 

making appropriations for sundry civil expenses, 1904, proposition 
for extension of Capitol building. Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 
3753. ) 



144 February, 1903 



TERRITORIES COMMITTEE 



Graham, W. H. Report amending H. 16505, to so amend act to provide 
government for Hawaii as to remodifv certain sections of election 
law. Feb. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 37(32. ) 

WAR CLAIMS COMMITTEE 

Caldwell, B. F. Report submitting H. R. 424, to refer H. 14368, for 
relief of AVilloughliv L. Wilson, administrator of Willoiighl)y Wil- 
son, to Court of Claims. Feb. 3, 1903. 1 p. (H. -rp. 3475.)" 

— Report sul)mitting H. R. 425, to refer H. 16798, for relief of Samp- 
son Kinna, to Court of Claims. Feb. 3, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3476. ) 

Kehoe, J. N. Report favoring H. 16133, to extend time for presenta- 
tion of claims under act to reimburse States and Territories for 
expanses incurred in aiding United States to raise and equip Volun- 
teer Armv in War with Spain, approved July 8, 1898, and acts 
amendatory. Feb. 3, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3480.) 

Smith, H. C. Report favoring H. 17164, for relief of Arra M. Farns- 
worth. Feb. 3, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3474.) 

Spight, Thomas. Report submitting H. R. 426, to refer H. 16577, for 
relief of Mrs. G. W. Ross, Mrs. H. C. Gary, Annie F.rooks, L. C. 
Wilcoxou, and Willie Wilcoxon, heirs of Wilev Franks, to Court of 
Claims. Feb. 3, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3477.) 

WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE 

Cooper, S. B. Report amending by substitute H. 17157, authorizing 
[director of census] to gather statistics relating to production of cot- 
ton, and raising revenue to defrav expense. Feb. 12, 1903. 6 pp. 
(H. rp. 3763.) 

Dalzell, John. Report favoring H. 2052, making Chester, Pa., subport 
of entry. Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3677.) 

Report amending H. 17330, for removal of port of entrv from Sitka 

to Juneau, Alaska. Feb. 26, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3883.) 

Grosvenor, C. H. Report favoring H. 16656, regulating importation of 
breeding animals. Feb. 9, 1903. 4 pp. (H. rp. 3678. ) 

Report amending by substitute H. 7172, to extend privileges of 

immediate transportation to Davton, Ohio, and provide for surveyor 
of customs at said port. Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3888.) 

Payne, S. E. Report favoring fl. 16885, to extend to Niagara Falls, 
N. Y., privileges of act approved June 10, 1880, governing immediate 
trans poitation of dutiaVjle merchandise without appraisement. Feb. 
10, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3698. ) 

— Report amending bv substitute H. 15924, constituting Utica, X. Y., 
port of delivery. Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (II. rp. 3884.) 

Steele, G. W. Report amending by substitute H. 16457, to amend sec. 
3394, Revised Statutes [as amend^'d], relating to [contents, and 
marking and labeling of statutory packages of] tobacco [snuff, 
cigars, and cigarettes]. Feb. 12, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 3766. ) 

SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE 

Note. — 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 and are listed in the notice of Shipments to depositories on 
pages 171-174. The number appended to the description of each volume is the 
serial number in the set of Congressional documents, in continuation of the 
s^stem adopted in the Checklist of Public Documents issued by this office. 



February, 1903 145 



President of United States 

Disposal of Sioux land^, proi'lamation [declaring' that portion of Chey- 
enne Kiver Reservation in South Dakota south of Cheyenne River, 
except 160 acres, subject to disposal under act approved Mar. 2, 
1889]/ Feb. 7, 1903. 1 p. f" 

Message recommending substantial reduction in tariff levied against 
Philippine goods coming into United States. Feb. 27, 1903. 2 pp. 
(S. doc. 193.) 

Message returning with objections S. 1115, for relief of Francis S. Da- 
vidson. Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 166.) [1st edition incor- 
rectly printed.] 

Message returning with objections S. 4308, for relief of Katie A. Nolan. 
FeV). 12, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 149.) [1st edition, 1 page, incor- 
rectly printed.] 

Message returning without approval H. 10095, for relief of Levi L. Reed. 
Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 417.) 



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. 

[Bureau of Animal Industrv] order 98 [amendment 1], order 99 
[amendment 5], order 101 [amendment 11]; Feb. 2-21, 1903. 
Each 1 p. 

Estimate of deficiencv approi^riation for entomological investigations, 
1902 [to pay clai'm of \V. C. Heath]. Feb. 28, 1903. 2 pp. (S. 
doc. 199.) 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Index-catalogue of medical and veterinarv zoolosv, i)t. 2, authors, B- 
Buxton;"bv Ch. Wardell Stiles and Albert Hassall. 1903. p. 47- 
198. (Bulletin 39 [pt. 2].) *10c 

Report of [emplovees, expenditures, etc., under sec. 11 of act establish- 
ing bureau]. " Jan. 19, 1903. 89 pp. (S. doc. 105.) 

CHEMISTRY BUREAU 

Methods for investigation of canceling inks and other stamping inks 
[for Post-office Department]. [Jan. 29, 1903.] 8 pp. (Circular 
12.) 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Experiment Station Record, Feb. 1903; v. 14, no. 6. vii + 517-620 pp. 

*10c single copy, SI. 00 a vol. (12 nos.) 
Note. — ^Nfainly made tip of abstracts of reports and publications on agricultural 
science which have recently appeared in all countries, especially the United 
States. No. 6 contains a special article. Agricultural science at American Asso- 
ciation [for .Advancement of Science] meeting. 



146 February, 11)03 

Experiment Station AVork, 21. 1903. 32 pp. 3 il. (Farmers' bulletin 
162.) 

Contoits: 

Beef cattle, Fattening. 

Cheese iirints. 

Dairy eows, Prolit from. 

Disk plow. 

Hor.se.s. Feeflinjj. 

Plant poisonous to. 

La«ibs, Shearing as affecting gains made by. 

Manure, barnyard, Value of. 

Meat. Oooking. 

Milk. Purifying. 

Nitrate of soda for market-garden crops. 

Pork and bacon. Soft. 

Sugar-beet products. 

Wagons, farm. Draft of. 

Same, v. 2, no. 1. 1903. iv + 28 pp. 3 11. 

Note. — Ctmtents are same as for Experiment Station Work 21, catalogued above. 
Beginninsf with this number, the publication is issued in the usual Farmers' bul- 
letin edition, and also in a special edition for binding, omitting the bulletin 
numljer and giving the volume number. 

Organization lists of agricultural colleges and experiment stations in 
United States. Jan. 1903. 96 pp. (Bulletin 122. ) *5c 

FORESTRY BUREAU 

New method of turpentine orcharding. [Feb. 2, 1903.] 8 pp. 3 11. 
(Circular 24.) 

PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Disease of white ash caused bv polvporus fraxinophilus; bv Hermann 
von Schrenk. Feb. 28, 1903. 20 pp. 1 il. 5 pi. large 8""^ (Bulletin 
32.) *10c 

Distribution of cotton seed in 1903. [1903.] 13 pp. 2 jil. large 8" 

North American species of leptochloa; bv A. S. Hitchcock. Fel). 10, 
1903. 24 pp. 16 11. 6 pi. large 8" (Bulletin 33.) *L5c 

Rape as a forage crop; by A. S. Hitchcock. 1903. 16 pp. 1 11. (Farm- 
ers' bulletin 164.) 

Recent foreign explorations [in rice-producing countries], as bearing on 
agricultural development of southern States; bv S. A. Knapj). Feb. 
14, 1903. 44 pp. 2 il. 6 pi. large 8" (Bulletin 35.) *15c 

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

Monthly list of publications [of Dei^artment of Agriculture], Fel). 1903. 
■1 PP- ([Publication] 456.) 

STATISTICS DIVISION 

Crop Reporter, v. 4, no. 10; Feb. 1903. 8 pp. -i" [Monthly.] 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Note.— For these publication', application should be made to the Cluef of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Chmate and Crop Bulletin, Feb. 1903; no. 2 [1903]. 24 X 19 in. 

[Weekly Apr. -Sept., monthly remainder of year.] 

Note. — Contains reports of temperature and rainfall, with .special reference to 
tlieir effect on crops. 



February, 1903 147 

Monthly "Weather Review, v. 30, no. 10; Oct. 1902. Dec. 22, 1902. p. 
473-510, 2 il. 8 pp. of p\. 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 — 
Amoy, China, Rainfall of: by J. H. Fesler. 
Baguio, P. I., Climate of; by F. O. Stetson. 
Circumhorizontal arc; by Louis Besson. 
Cloudbursts; by A. D. Elmer. 
Costa Rica, Cliinatology of: by H. Pittier. 
Frost formation over coast region of South Carolina, Some peculiarities in; by 

L. X. Jesunofsky. 
Hawaiian climatological data; by C. J. Lyons. 

Lightning. . Does lightning ever strike the ocean? by John Trowbridge. 
Meteorology, Recent papers bearing on; by W. F. R. Phillips. 
Precipitation. Cycles of; by L. H. Murdoch. 

Same, v. 30, no. 12; Dec. 1902. Feb. 19, 1903. p. 553-602, 37 il. 10 pp. 
of pi. and map.«, 4° 20c 

Note. — Special articles are — 
Cloud bursts: by H. H. Ten Broeck. 
Costa Rica. Cliriiatology of: by H. Pittier. 
Hawaiian climatological data: by C. J. Lyons. 
Meteorology, Recent papers bearing on; by W. F. R. Phillips. 
Servia, Meteorological service of; by R. A. Edwards. 
Snow, freshly fallen, Radioactivity of; by S. J. Allan. 
Solar and terrestrial physical processes, Studies on meteorological effects of; by 

F. H. Bigelow. 
Wireless telegraphy. Explanation of; by A. H. Thiessen. 

Report of chief, 1900-01; v. 2 [report on barometrv of United States, 

Canada, and West Indies, bv Frank H. Bigelow]. 1902 [1903]. 

1005 — [1] pp. il. 57 pi. 164 maps, 4° (JI. doc. 19 [pt. 2], 57th Cong. 

Istsess.) *S1.00 

Serial numbers for bureau publications; from Monthly Weather Review, 

Nov. 1902. [1903.] 7 pp. 
Snow and ice bulletin, Feb. 3-24, 1903. 19 X 12 in. [Weekly during 

winter. ] 
Weather map, Feb. 1-28, 1903. 19 X 24 in. [Daily.] 

Commerce and Labor Department 

Estimates for appropriation for building for Department. Feb. 23, 

1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 409.) 
Estimates of appropriations for pay of salaries, etc. [1903 and 1904]. 

Feb. 23, 1903. 7 pp. (H. doc' 408.) 

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 
81.05 to SI. 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 separate parts 
as they are issued. Of the Land Decisions usually two volumes are issued yearly, 
while the Pension-Decision volumes appear at longer intervals, sometimes more 
than two years apart. 

Annual reports, 1901; report of commissioner of education. [See Edu- 
cation Bureau.] 

Communications from Secretary and commissioner of General Land 
Office as to number of commuted homestead, timber and stone, and 
desert-land entries attacked on grounds of fraudulent and specula- 
tive intent. Feb. 2, 1903. 17 pp. (S. doc. 130.) 

14049— No. 98—03 5 



148 February, 1903 

[Decisions in appealed pension and bounty land claims, v. 13, slips] 
28-40; Dec. 29, 1902-Jan. 26, 1903; published separately. 

Decisions of Department and General Land Office relating to public lands, 
V. 31, [signatures] i, ii, 27-36, published separately. 1903. i-xxiii-f- 
417-568 pp. [Title-page, table of cases, etc., and index, for v. 31.] 

Draft of proposed law [to authorize registers and receivers of land offices 
to furnish] transcripts of records [to individuals] . Feb. 10, 1903. 1 p. 
(H. doc. 372.) 

EDUCATION BUREAU 

Note. — Such publications of this Bureau as are in print may be had gratui- 
tously by addressing the Commissioner of Education. 

Report of commissioner, 1901. 1902 [1903]. v. 2, vii + 1217-2512 pp 
1 il. (Whole no. 288; Interior Dept., Reports, 1901; H. doc. 5, 57th 
Cong. 1st sess. ) *65c 

ContenU: 

Agricultural and mechanical colleges. 

Alaska, education in, Report on; by Sheldon Jackson. 

introduction of domestic reindeer into, 11th annual report on; by Sheldon 

Jackson. 

Possibilities of; by C. C. Georgeson. 

Catholic parochial schools in eastern Mas.sachuseits; by L. S. Walsh. 

City school systems. 

Coeducation in United States and in foreign countries. 

of sexes in United States [with bibliography]. 

College man as leader in the world's work; by R. H. Thurston. 

Colored race, Education of. 

Columbian University, Washington, D. C, Annual report of dean of School of 

Comparative Jurisprudence and Diplomacy of; by C. W. Needham. 
Commercial and business schools. 
Compulsory attendance and child-labor laws. 
Consular reports. 

Corporal punishment in cities of over 100,000 inhabitants, Regulations relating to. 
Current topics. 
Defective classes, Schools for. 
Educational topics. Miscellaneous. 

Elementary education in foreign countries. Statistics of. 

Gtivernmeiit. What Government fails to do for the people; by J. L. M. Curry. 
Hamilton Normal and Agricultural Institute; by H. B. Frissell. 
Hinsdale. Burke Aaron, Biographical sketch of; by S. C. Derby. 
Hubbard. Gardiner Greene. 
Manual and industrial training. 
Militarv Academv. Information relative to appointment and admission of cadets 

to. 
Mining engineering, Instruction in. 

Negro problem. Need of national commission for investigating; by J. L. M. Curry. 
Normal schools, Statistics of. 

Philippine Islands, Present educational movement in; by F. W. Atkinson. 
.Professional and allied schools. Statistics of. 
Reform schools, Statistics of. 
Rhodes's, Cecil, will, Educational provisions of. 
Ruffner. William Henry, and his great work for popular education. 
Secondary schools, Statistics of. 
Teachers' pensions. 
Teachers' salaries in cities. 
Transportation of pupils to school. 
Universities, colleges, and technological schools. 

Foreign, and other foreign institutions of higher education. 

Ventilating schoolrooms by windows and fireplaces, Method of; by W. T. Harris. 
Women in school administration. 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note.— The law relating to the publications of the United States Geological 
Survey has been altered by the joint resolution of May 16, 1902. Hereafter they 
will consist of annual reports (to be restricted to one volume each), bulletins, 
Mineral Resources, Professional Papers, and Water-Supply and Irrigation Papers, 
which are intended for free distribution; and maps. Monographs, and folios of 
the Geologic Atlas and the Topographic Atlas of the United States, which are 
sold at prices ranging from 5c to Sll.OO each. Address the Director of the Geo- 
logical Survey, Washington. For topographic sheets see next page. 

Carboniferous ammonoids of America [with bibliography]; bv James 
Perrin Smith. 1903. 211-riii pp. 29 pi. 4" (Monographs, v. 42; 
H. doc. 219.) *85c 



February, 1903 149 

Forest conditions in Olympic forest reserve, Wash.; by Arthur Dodwell 
and Theodore F. Rixon. 1902 [1903]. 110 + iii pp. 19 pi. map in 
pocket, 4° (Professional jsaper 7; H. doc. 215.) *50c 

Forests of Oregon; by Henry Gannett. 1902 [1903]. 36 — iii pp. 6 pi. 
map in pocket, 4° (Professional paper 4; H. doc. 212.) *30c 

Geologic atlas of United States, Oelrichs folio, S. Dak.-Xebr. Library 
edition. 1902 [1903]. 6 pp. 2 il. 2 pi. 4 maps, large 4° (Folio 
85.) *25c 

Mollusca of Buda limestone [with bibliography], by George Bm-bank 
Shattuck; with appendix on Corals of Buda limestone, by Thomas 
Wavland Vaughan. 1903. 94 + iii pp. 1 il. 26 pi. map. (Bulletin 
205; H. doc. 205.) *25c 

Study of fauna of Hamilton formation of Cayuga Lake section in central 
New York [with bibliography]; bv Herdman Fitzgerald Cleland. 
1903. 112 + iii pp. 3 il. 4 pi. map. (Bulletin 206; H. doc. 206.) *10c 

Topographic sheets 

NOTK. — The Geological Survey is making a topographic map of the United 
States. The sheets of M'hich it is composed are projected ^vithout reference to 
political divisions, and are designated by some prominent feature found on them. 
Three scales are used, 1:62.500. 1:12.5,000, 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 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. 

About three-tenths of the area of the country, excluding Alaska, has been 
mapped, nearly every State being represented. Massachusetts, 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 of 100 or 
more copies, whether of the same sheet or of different sheets, the price is 2c each. 

Alabama, Wetumka quadrangle, lat. 32° 30'-33°, long. 86°-86° 30^ 

Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Jan. 1903. 
California, Calabasas quadrangle, lat. 34°-34° 15^ long. 118° 30M18° 

45^ Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Feb. 1903. 
California, Cucamonga quadrangle, lat. 34°-34° 15', long. 117° 30^-117° 

45^ Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Jan. 1903. 
Indiana, Boonville quadrangle, lat. 38°-38° 15', long. 87° 15'-87° 30'. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Dec. 1902 [pub- 
lished 1903]. 
Indiana, Petersburg quadrangle, lat. 38° 15'-38° 30', long. 87° 15'-87° 30'. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Feb. 1903. 
Indiana, Velpen quadrangle, lat. 38° 15'-38° 30', long. 87°-87° 15'. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Feb. 1903. 
Missouri, Sullivan quadrangle, lat. 38°-38° 30', long. 91°-91° 30'. Scale 

1:125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Feb. 1903. 
New Jersev-Xew York, Paterson sheet, lat. 40° 45'-41°, long. 74°-74° 

15'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Feb. 1903. 
New York, Clavton quadrangle, lat. 44°-44° 15', long. 76°-76° 15'. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Feb. 1903. 
New York, Grindstone quadrangle, lat. 44° 15'-44° 30', long. 76°-76° 

15'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Feb. 1903. 
New York, Norwich quadrangle, lat. 42° 30'-42° 45', long. 75° 30'-75° 

45'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Feb. 1903. 
Texas, Terlingua special map, lat. 29° 17' 30"-29° 22', long. 103° 30'- 

103° 45'. Scale 1:50,000, contour interval 25 ft. Edition of Nov. 

1902 [published 1903]. 6.5 X 19.1 in. 

HYDROGR.iPHY DIVISION* 

Observations on flow of rivers in vicinitv of New York City; by Henry 
Albert Pressey. 1903. 108 ^-[i] pp. 8 il. 13 pi. (Water-supply 
and irrigation paper 76; H. doc. 202.) 



150 February, 1903 

indian bureau 

In connection with S. 594, for restoration of annuities to Medawakanton 
and Wahpakoota, [or] Santee [and FJandreau], Sioux Indians 
declared forfeited by act of Feb. 16, 1863; presented by Mr. Gam- 
ble. Feb. 23, 1903. 7 pp. (S. doc. 168.) 

[Instructions] to agents [relative to preservation of family names of 
Indians]. Dec. 1, 1902. 3 pp. 

Regulations, Jan. 21, 1903, governing leasing of lands in Cherokee Na- 
tion, Ind. T., for carrying into effect j^rovisions of sec. 72 of act 
approved July 1, 1902. [1903.] 21 pp. 

Report relating to claim of Delos K. Lonewolf. Feb. 2, 1903. 5 pp. 
(H. doc. 346.) 

INDIAN TERRITORY 

Estimate [from acting Indian inspector] of appropriation to carry out 
agreement with ChickasaAvs. Feb. 20, 1903. 4 pp. (H. doc. 403.) 

LAND OFFICE, GENERAL 

Estimate for increased force in office. Feb. 7, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 

368.) 
Estimate of appropriation for additional chief of division. Feb. 25, 1903. 

2 pp. (S. doc. 172.) 
Increase of estimate for surveys in Alaska. Feb. 7, 1903. 5 pp. (H. 

doc. 367.) 

PATENT OFFICE 

Note. — The Patent Office publishes speciflcations and drawings of patents, both 
in single copies and monthly volumes, the former at 5c and the latter at $5.00. 
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 
ordefrs in packages of 20 at SI. 00 per package, or in books containing 100 coupons 
at S5.00per book. One coupon will procure a specification with drawings, and two 
coupons a eopv of the Official Gazette. They are good until used. Address Chief 
Clerk, Patent Office. 

Official Gazette, Feb. 3-24, 1903; v. 102, nos. 5-8. 825-1782 + [2] + [xci] 

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. 

Same, [title-page, errata, index to decisions, etc., to] v. 100. 1903. 

[vii] 4-xvi pp. large 8" 
Report of commissioner to Congress for year ending Dec. 31, 1902. 1903. 

15 pp. 
Rules of practice, revised Jan. 2, 1903. [17th edition.] 108 pp. 3 pi. 



Justice, Department of 

Appropriations. Estimates of [deficiency] appropriations required in 
Department. Feb. 14, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 396.) 

Dewey, George. Estimate of appropriation [for prize money, battle of 
Manila Bay] for in.sertion in general deficiency bill, to satisfy decree 
of Supreme Court in case of Dewev against the Don Juan de Austria. 
Feb. 25, 1903. 3 pp. (S. doc. 175.) 



February, 1903 151 

Indian depredation claims. Judgments rendered in Court of Claims in 
Indian depredation cases [since report of Dec. 6, 1902]. Feb. 7, 
190.3. 2 pp. (H. doc. 369.) 

Same [since report of Feb. 7, 1903]. Feb. 27, 1903. 2 pp. (S. 

doc. 190.) 

Same [since report of Feb. 27, 1903]. Feb. 28, 1903. 1 p. (S. 

doc. 196.) 

Judgments. Judgment rendered by United States circuit court in case 
of [John D. S. and] William E. B. Davis. Feb. 28, 1903. 1 p. 
(S. doc. 194.) 

Judgments rendered against [Fnited States] by circuit and district 

courts [which require appropriation, in which records have been 
received since report of June 26, 1902]. Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. 
doc. 377.) 

Register of Department [and judicial officers of United States] ; bv 0. J. 
Field. Sept. 24, 1902 [published 1903]. 217 pp. 

Trusts. Bills [joint resolutions, reports] and debates in Congress relat- 
ing to trusts, 50th Congress-57th Congress, 1st session. 1903. xi + 
1113 pp. large 8° (S. doc. 147.) 

COURT OF PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS, ATTORNEY FOR 

Letter recommending extension of life of court until Dec. 31, 1903, and 
estimate of appropriation for salaries. Feb. 17, 1903. 4 pp. (S. 
doc. 157.) 

Navy Department 

Chaplains. Response to resolution, correspondence relating to pay and 

status of naval chaplains, between Secretary and naval chaplains. 

Feb. 9, 1903. 12 pp. (S. doc. 138.) 
Courts-martial. General court-martial order 13-39 [1903]; Jan. 15-Feb. 

24, 1903. 12° 
Departmental order 37; Feb. 18, 1903. 1 p. narrow 12° 
General order 119, 122; Jan. 9, Feb. 19, 1903. 12» 
Navy yard order 348-.355, emplovment of labor at navv vards; Feb. 

9-28, 1903. Each 1 p. narrow' 12° 
Newport, R. I. E.stimate for purchase of wharf at Newport. Feb. 16, 

1903. 3 pp. (S. doc. 155.) [Corrected 2d print was issued.] 
Reports. Annual reports, 1902. 1902 [1903]. 1053 pp. 13 pi. 4 maps. 

(H. doc. 3.) *65c 

Contents: 

Reports of — 
Asiatic Station. 

Construction and Repair Bureau. 
Equipment Bureau. 
Estimates, proposals, and contracts. 
European Station. 
Hohenstein boiler trials. Board on. 
Judge-advocate-general. 

Liquid fuel for naval purposes, Board on tests of. 
Marine Corps. 
Mariposa, Voyage of. 

Medicine and" Surgery Bureau (Surgeon-general). 
Xaval Academy, Board of Visitors. 

superintendent. 

Naval Home, Philadelphia. 
Naval Intelligence Office. 
Naval Training Station, Newport. 
San Francisco. 



152 February, 1903 

Reports. Annual rei^orts, 1902 — Continued. 
Con <£?i<s— Continued . 
Reports of — 

Naval War College. 

Naval War Recorcis Office. 

Navigation Bureau. 

Navy-yards and naval stations, Examinations held at, Nov. 8, 1901-Nov. 1902. 

North'Atlantic Station. 

Ordnance Bureau. 

Paeitic Station. 

Puritan, gunnery ship. 

Receipts from sales of Government property. 

Secretary of Navy. 

South Atlantic Station. 

Steam Engineering Bureau. 

Supplies and Accounts Bureau (Paymaster-general). 

Yards and Docks Bureau. 

Special order 36, 37; Feb. 10, 26, 1903. 12" 

EQUIPMENT BUREAU 

Outline of classification of library books. [1903.] 2 pp. 12" 
Specifications for incandescent electric lamps for ships of Navy. Feb. 
1903. 8 pp. 1 pi. 12° 

HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 

Note. — The Charts, Sailing Directions, etc., of the Hydrographic Office are sold 
by the office in Washington and also by agents at ttie 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 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. 

Hydrographic bulletin, weekly, 701-704; Feb. 4-25, 1903. Each .1 p. 
large 4" 

Note. — Contains accounts of obstructions and dangers along the coast and the 
principal ocean routes, etc. 

List of lights of the world; v. 2, south and east coasts of Asia and Africa 
and East Indies, including Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand; 
corrected to Jan. 24, 1903. [4] +93 + xviii pp. 4° ([Publication] 
31.) 20c 

Notice to Mariners, weekly, 6-9, 1903; Feb. 7-28. 88-159+ [6] 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 6, sec. 1, etc. 

Charts 

Catalinita and Yuma bays, with their approaches, Santo Domingo, 
southeast coast. West Indies, from survey in 1902 bv U. S. S. Dol- 
phin; chart 2106. Scale naut. m. = 1 in. Feb. 1903' 31.4 X 37.1 
in. 50c 

Korea, Jaj^an Sea, Anchorages on east coast of, from Russian surveys in 
1886 and 1887; chart 2107. Feb. 1903. 32.5 X 24.2 in. 40c 

Kornflov Gulf, with Egerman and Anna bavs, additions from British [survey] in 

189G and 1899. Scale naut. m.= 1.. 5 in. 22,8 x 24.2 in. 
Ostolopov Bay. Scale 1000 yds. = 3.9-5 in. 9.7 x 6.9 in. 
Pallada Roadstead. Scale naut. m.= 1.5 in. 9.7 x 8.1 in. 
Sin Shian Bay. Scale 1000 yds. = 3.95 in. 9.7 x 9.2 in. 
Sivuch, Tizeiiko, and Stepanov bays. Scale naut. m. = 2 in. 11.4 x 9.1 in. 

Luzon, Northwest part of, Aparri to Lingaven Gulf, from latest informa- 
tion; chart 2039. Scale naut. m. = 0.2 in. Feb. 1903. 38.3 X 27.6 
in. 60c 



February, 1903 153 

Xew Caledonia, Isle of Pines, to New Zealand, Xorth Cape, from latest 
information; chart 2026. Scale 1° long. = 2.53 in. Feb. 1903. 
37.6 X 25.1 in. ' 40c 

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, :Mar. 1903; chart 1400. Scale 1° 
long.= 0.27in. 21x32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

XOTE. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc.. tracks of cyclonic storms; 
proposed pilot charts of south Atlantic and south Pacific Ocean: equator croK.«ings 
in Pacific Ocean: forecast of weather: charts published, etc., .Jan. 30-Feb. 28, 1903: 
also, on reverse, Hour angle at which time-azimuths should be observed in order 
that errors in time of observation may have least effect upon resulting azimuths, 
by G. W. Littlehales: Errors that arise from extraordinary deflection of rays of 
light near horizon, by G. W. Logan. 

Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, :Mar. 1903; chart 1401. Scale 1° 
long. = 0. 2 in. 20. 7 X 35. 3 in. [Monthly. ] 1 Oc 

XoTE. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc.. storm tracks: fishing banks; 
proposed pilot charts of south Atlantic and south Pacific Ocean: forecast of wind 
and weather: charts published, etc.. Dec. 31, 1902-Jan. 30, 1903: equator crossings 
in Atlantic Ocean: also, on reverse. Time azimuth diagram. 

Salomagne, Port, Approaches to, west coast of Luzon, P. I., from sur- 
vey in Dec. 1900 and Jan. 1901 by U. S. gunboat Yorktown, U. S. 
gunboat Quiros, and U. S. gunboat Saniar, scale naut. ni. =2 in.; 
Port Salomague, from survev in Dec. 1901 bv U. S. gunboat York- 
town, scale 2000 yds. =6 iii.; chart 1961. ' Feb. 1903. 24.1x40 
in. 40c 

Spencer Gulf, Southern part of, and Gulf of St. Vincent, with their ap- 
proaches, Australia, south coast, from British surveys l)etween 1863 
and 1875; chart 2096. Scale naut. m. = 0.25 in. Feb."l903. 35.7 X 39 
in. 60c 

Tahiti, Society Islands, Xorth coast of, Papiete Pass to Papenu Pass, from 
latest French charts; chart 2025. Scale naut. m. = 3.75 in. Feb. 
1903. 24X47.1 in. 50c 

XAUTICAL ALMANAC OFFICE 

Note. — The American Ephemeris and Nautical .\lmanac. in cloth, the American 
Nautical .\lmanac and the Pacific Coaster's Nautical Almanac, in paper, are sold by 
the Bureau of Equipment for SI. 00. 30c, and 1.3c, respectively. The Astronomical 
papers prepared for use of the American Ephemeris 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. 

The Congressional edition in sheep binding of the American Ephemeris and 
Nautical Almanac was discontinued by joint resolution of Congress approved 
May 13, 1902: in lieu thereof 1100 copies." uniform with editions for Navy Depart- 
ment, were ordered printed and bound for distribution, 100 copies by Senators, 400 
by Representatives, and 600 by the Superintendent of Documents" to depository 
libraries. 

American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1906. 1st edition. 
1902 [1903]. viii ^ 595 pp. il. 2 maps, large 8» *.si.00 

MARINE CORPS 

Estimate of supplemental appropriation. Feb. 17, 1903. 5 pp. (H. doc. 
397.) 

NEW YORK NAVY- YARD 

Report by board to consider what improvements are necessarv on water 
front at navy-yard. Feb. 23, 1903. 3 pp. (S. doc. 165.) 

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU 

Memoranda for information of officers of Pay Corps 17, 18; Feb. 2, 16, 
1903. p. 149-156, 12° 

YARDS AND DOCKS BUREAU 

Additional estimates of appropriations for naval service [for navy-vards 
and stations]. Feb. 20, 1903. 6 pp. (H. doc, 405.) 



154 February, 1903 



Post-Office Department 

Estimate of appropriation for hire of vehicle. Feb. 5, 1903. 2 pp. 

(H. doc. 365.) 
United States Official Postal Guide, 2d series, v. 25, no. 2; Feb. 1903. 

rhiladelphia. 36 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 arid 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 Mar. 1903. 1 p. narrow f° [Monthly.] 

FREE DELIVERY DIVISION 

RURAL FREE DELIVERY DIVISION 

Official list of rural free delivery offices. Jan. 2, 1903. 114 pp. 

POSTMASTER-GENERAL, 3D ASSISTANT 

Postal statistics of United States, 1775-1905 [with lists of Postmasters- 
General and lst-4th assistant Postmasters-General, showing when 
and by whom they were appointed]. [1903.] [3] pp. f" [Statis- 
tics end with 1901, blanks being left for manuscript additions to 1905.] 

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE 

Daily bulletin of orders affecting postal service, v. 24, nos. 6986-7008; 
Feb. 2-28, 1903. f° [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 



State Department 



Note. — The State Department distributes the Consular Reports and other De- 
partmental publications gratuitously. For sale of laws see page 86. 

Alaska. Convention between United States and Great Britain, signed 

[Washington], Jan. 24, 1903, providing for settlement of questions 

with respect to boundary between Alaska and British possessions. 

Jan. 29, 1903. 8 pp. (Confidential; [Senate] executive L. ) 
Same [with corrections]. Feb. 2, 1903. 8 pp. (Confidential; 

[Senate] executive L.) [Injunction of secrecy removed Feb. 11, 

1903.] 
Note. — The series of documents to which this belongs is printed in confidence 

for the use of the Senate, and is inaccessible to other persons unless, as in this 

instance, the Senate removes the injunction of secrecy. 

Draft of act making appropriation to carry out provisions of con- 
vention between United States and Great Britain concluded Jan. 24, 
1903 [providing for settlement of questions with respect to boundary 
between Alaska and British possessions]. Feb. 13, 1903. 8 pp. (S. 
doc. 150.) 

Draft of appropriation for joint commission for adjustment of 

Alaskan boundary [and other differences between United States and 
Great Britain in respect to Canada]. Feb. 24, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 
170.) 



February, 1903 155 

Appropriations. Communication calling attention to certain estimates 
of deficiencies. Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 359.) 

Cuba. Supplementary convention [signed Washington, Jan. 26, 
1903] between United States and Cuba, extending time within which 
mav be exchanged ratifications of commercial convention signed 
Dec. 11, 1902. Jan. 27 [29], 1903. 2 pp. (Confidential; [Senate] 
executive I, pt. 2.) [Injunction of secrecy removed Feb. 16, 1903.] 
Note.— The series of documents to which this belongs is printed in confidence 
for the use of the Senate, and is inaccessible to other persons unless, as in this 
instance, the Senate removes the injunction of secrecy. 

Currency. Report from Secretary, with notes from Mexican ambassa- 
dor and Chinese charge d'affaires, which seek cooperation of Gov'- 
ernment of United States in such measures as will tend to restore 
and maintain fixed relationship between monej^s of gold-standard 
and silver-using coimtries. Jan. 29, 1903. 8 pp. (S. doc. 119. ) 

Diplomatic list, Feb. 1903. 14 pp. 24» [Monthly.] 

International Railway Congress. Communication in relation to partici- 
pation of United States in [7th session of] congress [Washington, 
D. C, May, 1905]. Feb. 17, 1903. 59 pp. (H. doc. 398.) [Ap- 
pended are report of delegates of American Railway Association to 
6th session of International Railway Congress, Paris, 1900, and 
other information furnished by American Railway Association.] 

Nicaragua. Report of James 0. Jones on effect of recent seismic dis- 
turbances in Guatemala, Costa Rica, and Nicaragua upon level of 
waters in lakes Nicaragua and ^Managua [including articles by Ches- 
ter Donaldson and Ignatius O'Reardon; with report of P. W. Cham- 
berlain to Government of Nicaragua on Volcanoes of Nicaragua; 
presented by Mr. Morgan]. Feb. 3, 1903. 33 pp. 4 il. (S. cloc. 
131.) 

Rio Grande. Papers in regard to equitable distribution of waters of Rio 
Grande [between United States and Mexico]. Feb. 14, 1903. 159 
pp. (S. doc. 154.) 

Santo Domingo. Protocol of agreement between United States and 
Dominican Republic for arbitration of questions as to payment of 
sum by Dominican Government to United States on account of 
claims of San Domingo Improvement Company of New York and 
its allied companies. Signed Santo Domingo City, Jan. 31, 1903. 
7 pp. [English and Spanish.] 

Tarler, George, & Co. Papers in claim of George Tarler & Co. against 
Colombia, omitted from [Senate document 264, 57th Congress, 1st 
session]. Jan. 29, 1903. 5 pp. (S. doc. 123.) 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

Note. — This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices- 
usually ranging from 5c to 75c. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

Monthly bulletin, Feb. 1903; whole no. 113, v. 14, no. 2. 347-604 pp. 
(H. doc. 310, pt. 2.) [Contains articles in English, Spanish, and 
French.] 

Contents: 

Additions to Columbus Memorial Library, Jan. 1903. 

Argentina. Railway contract with Bolivia; budget for 1903; stone supply and 

industry. 
Bolivia. Custom-houses of Republic; trade of Bolivia through Autofagasta in 1901; 

tin mining in Republic. 
Book notes. 

Brazil. New naturalization law: cotton industry. 
Chile. Foreign trade, first 6 months of 1902; trade with Great Britain in 1901; 

cobalt mines; notes. 
Colombia. Modification of customs duties; contract for exploitation of deposits 

of coal, phosphates, and fertilizers; reorganization of National School of Fine 

Arts. 
Costa Rica. Notes. 



156 February, 1903 

Monthly bulletin — Continued. 
Contents— Continued. 

Cuba. Entries and clearances of vessels; importation and exportation of mer- 
chandise; production of copper; patents, trade-marks, and copyrights; comple- 
tion of Central Railroad. 

Cuba and United States, Treaty of commercial reciprocity between [signed Ha- 
vana, Dee. 11, 1902]. 

Customs Congress of American Republics. 

Dominican Republic. Economic conditions: customs revenue [Nov. 1902]. 

Ecuador. Commerce M-ith Chile in 1901. 

Gold and silver. Production of, in America in 1902. 

Great Britain. Trade of America and, in 1902. 

Guatemala. Xotes. 

Haiti. New cabinet; tariff modifications. 

Honduras. Xew rubber vine. 

Latin America. Trade opportunities in. 

Mexico. Budget for fiscal year 1903-4; trade with United States: investments of 
United States capital; new import duties; modification of customs law; coal 
trade of eastern ports; consuls of Mexico in America; rubber planting and 
exploitation; establishment of commercial museums; wheat in 1902; railroad 
development; paper trade of Republic; miscellaneous notes. 

Nicaragua. Bond issues: natural wealth of Atlantic Coast. 

Panama Canal treatv [between United States and Colombia for construction of 
Panama Canal, to connect Atlantic and Pacific oceans, signed Washington, Jan. 
22, 1903]. 

Paraguay. Barges for river traffic. 

Periodicals and newspapers on file. 

Peru. Notes. 

Salvador. Tariff modifications. 

United States. Trade with Latin America; consular trade reports; foreign trade 
in Dec. 1902; Philippine commerce; consumption of India rubber in 1902; notes. 

L^ruguay. Customs revenue in 1902. 

Venezuela. Foreig:n trade statistics. 

FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Advance sheets of consular reports, Feb. 2-28, 1903; nos. 1560-82. 16 il. 
[Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 

Consular Reports, Feb. 1903; v. 71, no. 269. xx + 169-322 pp. 5 il. (H. 
doc. 113, pt. 2. ) [Monthly. These articles have appeared previ- 
ously in the Advance sheets.] *loc 

Cont en f S.- 
Anglo- Xvaeiican trade, General review of; by James Boyle. 
Austrian navy as aid to commerce; by C. B. Hurst. 
Bangkok, Opening for American house>in: by Hamilton King. 
Banking system, Agricultural, in Bahia "flaw] : transmitted by H. W. Furniss. 
Beet -sugar" manufacture in Ontario; by E. X.Gunsaulus. 
[Beet-] sugar production. European, Estimates of ; by H. W. Diederich. 
Bicvcle export. German; bv J. F. Itoiiaghan. 
Bobbins, bulging of. English dej« to prevent; by F. W.Mahin. 
Brake, Automatic outside, fondBllis: by A. L. Frankenthal. 
Brewery. American, in GhenilR- F. R. Mowrer. 
Briquette machinery, German, for America; by F. H. Mason. 
British industries, Credits and general trade terms of; by Rufus Fleming. 
Canadian bank stock, American capital in; by J. G. Foster. 
Cattle, Importation of, into Cuba. 

Chemnitz, American manufactures in; by J. F. Monaghan. 
Coal-tar-color industry of Germany; transmitted by Richard Guenther. 
Colombia, Export duties in [decree] ; tran.smitted by C. B. Hart. 

Treaty of peace in [with revolutionists in Cauca and Panama] . 

Copyright agreement with Sy^ain. 

Cuba, Citizenship in [law]; transmitted by H. G. Squiers. 

Cuban presidential message [Nov. 1, 1902] by Tomas Estrada Palma; transmitted 

bv H. G. Squiers. 
Dentists in Madagascar; by W. H. Hunt. 
Ecuador, Opportunities for investment in; by Thomas Nast. 
Engineer titles in Cuba; by H. G. Squiers. 
Foreign reports and publications. 

Goods, American, Delayed orders for; by Marshal Halstead. 
Grain, British dutv on:"bv Marshal Halstead. 
Guayaquil, Bids for lighting; transmitted by Thomas Nast. 
Habana, Sanitary condition of; by Jacob Sleeper. 
Honduras, New wagon road in; by A. K. Moe. 

Opportunities for capital in; by W. E. Alger. 

Income-tax statistics in Prussia; transmitted by \V. A. McKellip. 

India, Raihvavs of; bv R. F. Patterson. 

Iron foundry. Government, in Japan; transmitted by S. S. Lyon. 



February, 1903 157 

Consular Reports — Continued. 
ConienU — Continued. 

Japanese railway enterpri.'e, Progress of: by E. C. Bellows. 

Laoe trade. Nottingham: by F. W. Mahin. 

Land taxation in New Zealand: by Frank Dillingham. 

Lumber market, Rhenish; by O. J. D. Hughes. 

Lumber trade in Belgium: by F. R. Mowrer. 

Machinery, American, in Syria: by G. B. Ravndal. 

Me.xico. Financial measures in: transmitted by Powell Clayton and J. G. Pag6s. 

New import duties in [decree] : transmitted by Powell Clayton. 

New railroads in: by J. G. Pages. 

United States enterprises in; by A. D. Barlow. 

New South Wales, Notes from; by F. W. Coding. 

Notes. 

Ofoten Railroad and fish trade of Norway: by Y. E. Nelson. 

Osaka exhibition: transmitted by S. S. Lyon. 

Railway material. Opening for, in Spain; by R. M. Bartleman. 

Rheims, Industrial exposition at [regulations] : transmitted by W. A. Prickitt. 

Rio de la Plata, Navigation of; by J. N. Kuffin. 

Rubber crop of Brazil, gutta-pereha industry: by K. K. Kenneday. 

Rubber vine in Honduras: by \. K. Moe. 

Sardine industry. French; by B. H. Ridgely. 

Sardines in British Columbia; by L. E. Dudley. 

Scotland, Advice to exporters to; by Rufus Fleming. 

Siberian Railway, Traveling on; transmitted by S. S. Lyon. 

Silk industry of France: transmitted by J. C. Covert. 

Sugar crop in Santiago de Cuba; by R. E. Holaday. 

Timber, Export of, from British Columbia prohibited; by L. E. Dudley. 

Togoland, German, Development of: by J. F. Winter. 

Turkey, .\siatic. Commercial conditions in; by T. H. Norton. 

T>"pewriters, Arabic; transmitted by G. B. Ravndal. 

Vancouver, Power works for; transmitted by L. E. Dudley. 

Yladivostock, Transit of goods through [order] : transmitted by R, T, Greener. 

Weavers' strike at Meerane, Germany: by E. A. Creevey. 

Weaving school, Glauchan; by E. A." Creevey. 

Wheat crop, Australian, Failure of; by F. W. Goding. 

Wood, Import of, into Hamburg: by j". F. Monaghan. 

Wool trade in Australia; by O. H. Baker. 

Exports declared for United States, returns from consular districts for 
quarter ended Sept. 30, 1902. 1903. viii + 159 pp. (H. doc. 371.) 

LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMMISSION 

Receipts and disbursements of Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company, 
Dec. 1902. Feb. 9, 1903. 3 pp. (S. doc. 139.) 

PORTO RICO 

Memorial passed by 2d Legislative Assembly, petitioning that, among 
amendments to reciprocity treaty between United States and Cuba, 
it shall be proposed that Porto Rican coffee be included among those 
products imported into CuVja obtaining highest rebate. Feb. 17, 
1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 159.) 

Treasury Department 

Accounts. Instructions for closing accounts under annual appropria- 
tions. Jan. 30, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 14, 1903; Division of 
Appointments. ) 

Appropriations. Additional supplemental estimates of [deficiencies in] 
appropriations for Departments, 1903 and prior vears, and for jjostal 
service. Feb. 25, 1903. 10 pp. 4° (S. doc. 177.) 

Judgments rendered by Court of Claims [since report of June 25, 

1902, requiring appropriation]. Feb. 4, 1903. 8 pp. (H. doc. 360.) 

Same [since report of Feb. 4, 1903]. Feb. 27, 1903. 3 pp. (S. 

doc. 187. ) 



158 February, 1903 

Appropriations — Continued. Judgments rendered by Court of Claims 
[since report of Feb. 27, 1903]. Feb. 28, 1903. 1 p. (S. doc. 200.) 

Schedule of claims allowed [since report of June 25, 1902] under 

appropriations the balances of which have been exhausted or car- 
ried to surplus fund. Feb. 4, 1903. 21 pp. (H. doc. 356.) 

Same [since report of Feb. 4, 1903]. Feb. 27, 1903. 13 pp. (S. 

doc. 192.) 

Same [since report of Feb. 27, 1903]. Feb. 28, 1903. 3 pp. (S. 

doc. 198.) 
Supplemental estimates of [deficiencies in] appropriations for [De- 
partments], 1903 and prior years. Feb. 2, 1903. 60 pp. 4" (H. 

doc. 344. ) 
Bird, William IVI. Estimate of appropriation to pay expense of investi- 
gating claim of William M. Bird, James F. Redding, [and] Henry 

F. Welch [sureties of Daniel A. J. Sullivan]. Feb. 21, 1903. 1 p. 

(H. doc. 406.) 
Chinese. Regulations relating to investigation of claims of returning 

Chine.se merchants. Feb. 20, 1903. 2 pp.4" (Dept. circular 19, 

1903; Bureau of Immigration.) 
Debt. Statement of public debt and cash in Treasury, Feb. 1903. 1 

p. f [Monthly.] 
Dygert, Walter Grant. Record of award to Dygert by Spanish Treaty 

Claims Commission [requiring appropriation] . Feb. 4, 1903. 1 p. 

(H. doc. 358.) 
Envelopes for transmission of manifests, use of stock on hand. Feb. 13, 

1903. 1 p. 4» (Dept. circular 18, 1903; Division of Stationery 

[Printing, and Blanks].) 
Honolulu, Hawaii. Report as to probable cost of post-office sites in 

Honolulu and Hilo, Hawaii [and as to lighthouses in Hawaii]. 

Jan. 24, 1903. 10 pp. 8 pi. 3 maps. (H. doc. 319. ) 
Insurance companies. Claims certified for payment [to insurance com- 
panies for loss of steamers Osceola and Peerless]. Feb. 18, 1903. 

Ip. (S. doc. 156.) 
Interstate Commerce Commission. Estimate of deficiency appropria- 
tion for commission. Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. doc. 380. ) 
New Hampshire. Claims of New Hampshire, Connecticut, New Jersey, 

and Rhode Island [for expenses incurred in raising volunteers]. 

Feb. 27, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 184. ) 
New York City. Eecommendation that new building be authorized for 

assay oflice at New York. Jan. 24, 1903. 4 pp. 2 maps. (H. doc. 

316.) 
Report of commission [Secretary of Treasury, Postmaster-General, 

and Attorney-General] authorized to secure grant for erection of 

post-office building in New York. Feb. 24, 1903. 4 pp. (H. doc. 

412.) 
Oleander, lighthouse tender. Estimate of appropriation for completing 

steam tender Oleander [for use on lower Mississippi River] . Feb. 26, 

1903. 1 p. (H. doc. 418.) 
Public buildings. Information in regard to certain public buildings. 

Feb. 6, 1903. 35 pp. (S. doc. 137.) 
Public documents. Documents received and distributed during calendar 

year 1902. Feb. 23, 1903. 5 pp. (H. doc. 410.) 
Reappraisements. Feb. 11, 1903. 1 p. 4« (Dept. circular 17, 1903; 

Division of Customs. ) 
Tea. Importation and inspection of tea under act approved Mar. 2, 1897 

[act of Congress and regulations]. Feb. 11, 1903. 11 + iv pp. 4° 

(Dept. circular 16, 1903; Division of Customs.) 



February, 1903 159 

Treasury decisions under tariff and navigation laws, etc., v. 5; Jan. -Dec. 
1902. 1903. iii — 939 pp. 1 tab. [Department decisions numbered 
23445-24126 including general appraisers' decisions 5057-5249. In- 
ternal revenue decisions will be in a separate volume.] 

* Sheep, 81.50 

Treasurv decisions under tariff, internal revenue, immigration, naviga- 
tion laws, etc., weekly, v. 6, nos. 6-9; Feb. 5-26, 1903. [Depart- 
ment decisions numbered 24192-250 including general appraisers' 
decisions 5270-89, and internal-revenue decisions 625-630.] 

Vermont. Letter recommending that accounting [officers] of Depart- 
ment be authorized to adjust claims of United States and Vermont 
in respect to ordnance and quartermaster stores furnished in 1864 
and 1865. Feb. 24, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 171.) 

Wages. Government salary tables [rejiorts of committee on accounting 
methods and special committee and opinion of comptroller of 
Treasury]. Feb. 13, 1903. 18 pp. (H. doc. 393.) 

Wisconsin. Claims of Wisconsin, Kentucky, and Maine [for exi^enses 
incurred in raising volunteers]. Feb. 14, 1903. 2 pp. ( H. doc. 394. ) 

APPRAISERS 

Reappraisements of merchandise bv general appraisers [on Jan. 21-Feb. 
19, 1903]; Feb. 2-24, 1903. 4»'' (Reappraisement circulars 921-930; 
Division of Customs.) [Weekly.] 

ARCHITECT, SUPERVISING 

Communication increasing estimate for rental of official quarters at Los 
Angeles, Cal. Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 378.) 

Communication relating to repairs of wharf at Wilmington, N. C. Feb. 
4,1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 357.) 

Estimate of additional appropriation for marine-hospital laboratorv. 
Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 379.) 

Estimate of appropriation [for] building for Department of Agriculture. 
Feb. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 152.) 

Same, with additional letter of transmittal. Feb. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (S. 
doc. 158. ) 

Estimate of appropriation for rent of temporarv quarters for Govern- 
ment officials at Waco, Tex. Feb. 5, 1903. 'l p. (H. doc. 366.) 

AUDITOR FOR TREASURY DEPARTMENT 

Liquidation of manifests of vessels arriving at ports at which there is no 
naval officer. Jan. 29, 1903. 2 pp. 4" ([Circular] 1; Treasury 
Dept., Dept. circular 13, 1903.) 

AUDITOR FOR AVAR DEPARTMENT 

Annual report, 1902. 9 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2275.) 
Compliance with resolution, report as to claims made by insurance 
comnanies of Cincinnati and St. Louis [on account of loss of steam- 
ers W. L. Ewing and Louisville]. Feb. 27, 1903. 3 pp. (S. doc. 
191. ) [Report states that there are no such claims outstanding in 
the case of the Louisville.] 

BOOKKEEPING AND WARRANTS DIVISION 

Statement of Treasury, Feb. 2-28, 1903. Each [3] pp. 4° [Daily ex- 
cept Sundays and holidays.] 



160 February, 1903 



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 custord-houses, at 
the branch hydrographic offices of the Navy Department, at United States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coast Survey. 

Notice to Mariners 293; index, 1902. [1903.] 16 pp. 4° 

Same 294; Jan. 1903. 14 + [2] pp. 4" [Monthly.] 

Note.— 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. Feb. 1903, first published 1868. 24.3 X 33.4 in. 25c 

Iloilo Strait and Harbor, P. I., eastern portion of strait from Spanish 
surveys to 1895, western portion of strait from survey by U. S. Navy, 
1900-01, scale 1:50,000; with insets, Iloilo River, from survey by 
U. S. engineers, 1902, scale 1:10,000; Port [Buluagan or] Santa Ana, 
from Spanish survev in 1843, scale 1:15,000; chart 4448. Manila, 
Oct. 1902. 22.5 X 31.2, 10.5 X 9.5, and 4.5 X 7.4 in. 30c 

Jolo [or Sulu or Mindoro] Sea, P. I. ; chart 4721. Mercator projection. 
Jan. 1903. 30X39.7 in. 50c 

Manila Bay and coast of Luzon to Capones Islands, from Spanish sur- 
veys to 1893, with additions and corrections from recent informa- 
tion; chart 4255. Scale 1: 150,000. Manila, Oct. 1902. 23.4X31.6 
in. 40c 

[Pacific Coast] north west coast of America, San Francisco to Bering 
Sea; chart S. Scale 1:3,600,000. Jan. 1903, first pubHshed 1892. 
28.4 X 38.6 in. 50c 

[Palawan or] Paragua Island, P. I.; chart 4716. 3Iercator projection. 
Jan. 1903. 38.7X30 in. 50c 

Petaluma and Napa creeks, Cal. ; with inset. Continuation of Napa Creek; 
chart 5524. Scale 1 : 30,000. Jan. 1903, first published 1868. 30.3 X 
20.9 and 6 X 5.3 in. 20e 

San Francisco Entrance, Cal.; chart 5532. Scale 1:40,000. Jan. 1903. 
33.6 X 41.7 in. 50c 

Suisun Bav, Cal. [including Karquines Strait and mouth of San Joaquin 
River]; chart 5534. Scale 1: 40,000. Jan. 1903. 28.9 X 40.7 in. 

50c 

COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY 

Bulletin 511-514; Feb. 2-21, 1903. 4° [Weekly.] 

Note. — Announces changes in officers of national banks, organization of new 
banks, liquidations, etc. 

COMPTROLLER OF TREASURY 

Decisions, v. 9, pt. 2, Oct.-Dec. 1902; containing decisions bv Robert 
J. Tracewell and Leander P. Mitchell. 1903. vi-^127-30o f v pp. 

GOVERNMENT ACTUARY 

Market prices and investment values of outstanding securities [Jan. 1903] . 
Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp. 4» (Treasury Dept. Dept. circular 15, 1903.) 



February, 1903 161 



LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD 

KOTE.— 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 custom-houses, the Hydrographic Office and its branches, and the 
sales agents of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 

Bulletin 140, recent changes in aids to navigation, Feb. 1, 1903, coasts 
of United States. 20 1. + [2] pp. [Monthly.] 

List of lights and fog signals on Pacific Coast of United States and Brit- 
ish Columbia; corrected to Feb. 1, 1903. 63 -\- iii pp. 8 pi. map, 
large 8° 

Notice to Mariners 3-9 of 1903; Feb. 3-28, 1903. 3-9 + [1] pp. 4° 

Note. — Contains notices of establishment of new lights, light-vessels, and steam- 
whistles, changes in buoyage, etc. 

Officers on duty under Light-House Establishment. Jan. 6, 1903.. 
2 pp. 4° (Circular 1 of 1903. ) 

LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION 

Circulation statement, Feb. 1, 1903. 1 p. oblong 8° [^Monthly.] 

XoTE.— Estimated population, Feb. 1, 1903, 79,914,000; circulation per capita-,. 

S29.48. 

Registered bonds caveated upon books of [Treasury] Department, Feb. 
1, 1903. 1 p. f° [Monthly.] 

MINT BUREAU 

[30th] annual report of director, 1902. 1902 [1903] . iv -^ 370 pp. 50 pi. 
(Treas. Dept. doc. 2309.) *40c 

PUBLIC HEALTH AND MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Book of instructions for medical inspection of immigrants. 1903. 1 7 pp. 
Official list of commissioned and noncommissioned officers of service, 

also list of marine hospitals, quarantine stations, and quarantine 

vessels. Jan. 1903. 24 pp. [Semiannual.] 

Public Health Reports, v. 18, nos. 6, 6 supplement, 7-9; Feb. 6-27, 1903. 
[xv] + 163-307 + 41 pp. [Weekly.] 

Note. — This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as reported by the officers of the Public Health and Marine 
Hospital Service and others, is for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is lim- 
ited, and the document is intended only for health officers and other persons 
interested in sanitary affairs. To obtain it application should be made to the 
Surgeon-General of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, Treasury 
Department. Supplement to no. 6 is Plague Conference [Washington, D. C] , con- 
tinued. 

Same, v. 17, pt. 2 [July-Dec. 1902, title-page and] index. 1903. [i] + 
XXX pp. 

REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE 

Amending rules and regulations governing anchorage of vessels in port 
of New Y^ork. Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. 4» ([Circular] 82; Treasury 
Dept., Dept. circular 21, 1903.) 

Letter relating to new revenue cutters [to take place of revenue cutters 
McLaneand Hamilton]. Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 373.) 

SPECIAL AGENTS DIVISION 

Correspondence relating to erection of building for custom-house and 
appraiser's stores, at Boston, Mass.; presented bv Mr. Lodge. Feb. 
14,1903. 5 pp. (S. doc. 151.) 



162 February, 1903 

statistics bureau 

Breadstuffs. Exports of domestic breadstuffs, provisions, cotton, and 
mineral oils, Jan. 1903. 13 pp. 4" (Bulletin 7, series 1902-03.) 
[Monthly.] 

Calendar year statements, imports and exports of merchandise, gold and 
silver coin and bullion, 1867-1902, imports and exports of mer- 
chandise, 1892-1902, by customs districts [and] countries, imports 
and exports of merchandise by months, July, 1866-Dec. 1902, 
receipts and expenditures of Government, 1880-1902; [from Sum- 
mary of Commerce and Finance, Dec. 1902]. [1903.] p. 2007-28, 4° 

Commerce. Annual review of foreign commerce of United States and 
summary tables of commerce and prices, 1902; from [Foreign] Com- 
merce and Navigation, 1902 [v. 1]. [1903.] v— 17-194 pp. 4" 

Foreign Commerce and Navigation of United States, 1902. 1902 [1903]. 
V. 1, 932 pp. 4° (Treas. Dept. doc. 2301, v. 1.) *S1.15 

Gold. Imports and exports of gold and silver and imports and exports 
of merchandise by customs districts and countries, 1902; from [For- 
eign] Commerce and Navigation, 1902 [v. 1]. [1903.] p. 195- 
264, 4" 

Imports and exports. Advance sheets from Monthly Summary of Com- 
merce and Finance, showing details of imports and exports by arti- 
cles and countries for Jan. 1903. 70 jjp. 4" 

Exports of domestic merchandise by articles, customs districts, and 

countries, 1902; from [Foreign] Commerce and Navigation, 1902 
[v. 1]. [1903.] p. 429-556, 4« 

Imported merchandise entered for consumption in United States 

and duties collected thereon, 1827-1902, with drawback paid on 
imports, 1902; from [Foreign] Commerce and Navigation, 1902. 
[1903.] 157 pp. 4" 

Imports and exports of United States, Jan. 1903. 1 p. 4" 

[Monthly.] 

Imports of merchandise by articles, countries, and customs dis- 
tricts, 1902; from [Foreign] Commerce and Navigation, 1902 
[v. 1]. [1903.] p. 265-427, 4" 

India. Commercial India in 1902; from Summary of Commerce and 
Finance, Dec. 1902. [1903.] iv+ 1677-1777 pp. map, 4» 

Internal commerce. Summary of internal commerce, Dec. 1902; from 
Summary of Commerce and Finance, Dec. 1902. [1903.] iii-f-1781- 
1840 pp. > 

Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance of United States, Dec. 
1902; no. 6, se'ries 1902-03. 1903. p. 1667-2028, iBap, 4" (H. doc. 
15, pt. 6. ) *35c 

Porto Rico. Commerce of Porto Rico, Hawaii, and Guam with for- 
eign countries and United States, and of United States with Porto 
Rico, Hawaii, and Guam, 1902; from [Foreign] Commerce and 
Navigation, 1902 [v. 1]. [1903.] p. 865-920, 4" 

Tonnage movement of American and foreign vessels in foreign trade of 
United States, 1902; from [Foreign] Commerce and Navigation, 
1902 [v. 1]. [1903.] p. 785-864, i" 

STEAMBOAT INSPECTION SERVICE 

Amended steamboat rules and regulations. Feb. 25, 1903. 5 pp. 4° 
(Treasury Dept. Dept. circular 20, 1903.) [Corrected 2d print was 
issued.] 



February, 1903 163 

treasurer of united states 

Estimate of appropriation [for additional employees] for National-Bank 

Redemption Agency. Feb. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 362.) 
Monthly statement, paper currency of each denomination outstanding 

Feb. 28, 1903. 1 p. oblong 24"" 
Response to inquiry, national banks that haye held Government 

deposits [from Dec. 31, 1892, to present time]. Jan. 27, 1903. 51 

pp. (H. doc. 323.) 



War Departmenf 



Estimate of additional appropriation for claims for property taken from 
Confederate soldiers after surrender, under act of Feb. 27, 1902. 
Feb. 25, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 174. ) 

Letter relating -t»^ preparation and jirinting of statements of public 
expenditure's^in Cuba and Philippines. Feb. 26, 1903. 3pp. (H. 
doc. 419.) - 

Petitioii,of certain army officers relating to H. 6648 [and S. 2341, to 
authorize readjustment of accounts of army officers who were gradu- 
ates of Military Academy and others, for length of service]. Feb. 
24, 1903. 12 pp. (H. doc. 413.) 

Report of public documents [pertaining to Department] distributed 
[1902]. Feb. 5, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 364.) 

Report on reserve and auxiliary forces of England and militia of Switz- 
erland; by William Gary Sanger. 1903. y + 96pp. 

Response to resolution, report as to status of Isle of Pines. Feb. 28, 
1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 201.) 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL 

Army li^t and directory, officers of Army, Feb. 20, 1903; [no.] 39. 71 

pp. 
Circular 5-7 [1903]; Feb. 10-26, 1903. 12° 

Enlistments for line of Army, Jan. 1903. 7 pp. 12" [Monthly.] 
General orders 11-22 [1903]; Feb. 2-27, 1903. 2 tab. 12« [No. 17 is 

Regulations for examination of officers of Army for promotion; no. 

20, Instructions and regulations for small-arms practice.] 
General orders and circulars, 1902; [index]. 1903. 60 pp. 12" (War 

Dept. doc. 185. ) 
Militia. Abstract of militia returns [of United States, 1902]. Feb. 2, 

1903. 8 pp. (H. doc. 347.) 
Special orders, 1902; [title-page to] v. 1 [and index to v. 1, 2]. [1903.] 

274 pp. 12" (War Dept. doc. 186. ) 
Same, [title-page to] v. 2. [1903.] [2] pp. 12" (War Dept. doc. 186.) 
Same 27-49 [1903] ; Feb. 2-28, 1903. 12" [Daily except Sundays and 

holidays.] 
Stations of Army, Feb. 12, 26, 1903. Each [2] pp. oblong large 8" 

[Weekly; none issued Feb. 5, 19, 1903.] 

MILITARY INFORMATION DIVISION 

Index of special military subjects contained in books, pamphlets, and 
periodicals received during quarter ending Dec. 31, 1902. 1903. 
15 pp. (War Dept. doc. 175.) 

14049— No. 98—03 6 



164 February, 1903 

ARMY 

CAVALRY AND FIELD ARTILLERY SCHOOL 

General orders 5, 6 [1903]; Fort Rilev, Kaiis., Feb. 4, 20, 1903. P:ach 

1 p. 12" 
Special orders 4, 5 [1903]; Fort Riley, Kans., Feb. 7, 9, 1903. 12" 

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT 

Circular 2-4 [1903] ; Feb. 6-19, 1903. 12" 

General orders 1 [1903]; Feb. 13, 1903. 1 p. 12" 

Report of l^oard ai)pointed to determine feasibility of constructing canal 

connecting Puget Sound with lakes Washington and Union. Jan. 

31, 1903. 70 pp. map. (S. doc. 127.) 
Special orders 3-6 [1903] ; Feb. 7-27, 1903. Each 1 p. 12" 

INSULAR AFFAIRS BUREAU 

Monthly summary of commerce of Philippine Islands, Aug. 1902; mi. 2, 
series 1902-03. [1903.] p. 121-246, 4" 

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 

Estimate of appropriation for publication of report of board on [origin 
and spread of] typhoid fever [in U. S. militarv camps during Span- 
ish war of 1898]! Feb. 11, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 382. ) 

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 

Estimate of appropriation for Rock Island Arsenal, to replace storehouse 
destroyed by fire. Feb. 21, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 163.) 

Estimate of [deficiencv] appropriation for ordnance and ordnance stores. 
Feb. 21, 1903. 2'pp. (H. doc. 407.) 

Ordnance orders 2-4 [1903]; Feb. 1-11, 1903. 12° 

WATERTOWN ARSENAL 

Report of tests of metals and other materials for industrial jiurposes 
made with United States testing machine at arsenal, 1901. Mar. 22, 
1902 [published 1903]. 659 pp. 11. 75 pi. (H. doc. 508, 57th Cong. 

1st SGSS ) 

PAY DEPARTMENT 

Monthly station list of officers, Feb. 1, 1903. 4. pp. 
Stoppage circular, Feb. 15, 1903. 7 pp. [Monthly.] 

PHILIPPINE COMMISSION, 1900- 

Act for adjudication and registration of titles to lands in Philippine 
Islands. Manila, Nov. 6, 1902. 77 pp. (No. 496.) [Title on cover 
reads Land registration act.] 

Codigode procedimiento en juicios civiles y actuaciones especiales en las 
Islas Filipinas. Manila, 1902. 279 pp. ([Nos.] 190 [212, 272, 
397].) 

NoTF.— Spanish o:.'". Number 190 is Code of procedure in civil actions and 
special proceedings in Pliilippine Islands, numbers 212, 272, and 397 being amend- 
ments thereto; for English translation see pages 425-.581 and 606 of Annual reports 
of V^'ar Department, 1901 [v. 1, pt. 10], and pages 36 and 338 of reports, 1902, v. 11. 

Public laws and resolutions passed by commission during quarter ending 
Aug. 31, 1902. Manila, 1902. 267 pp. [English and Spanish.] 



February, 1903 165 

PHILIPPINE EXPOSITION' BOARD 

Act 514 creating board [enacted by Taft Commission Nov. 11^ 1902], cir- 
cular letter of Governor Taft, and information and instructions for 
preparation of Philippine exhibit for Louisiana Purchase Exposition 
atSt. Louis, Mo., 1904, preliininarj- exposition in Manila, 1903, and 
permanent museum of Philippine products in capital of archipelago. 
Manila, 1902. 38 pp. 8 il. 

PHILIPPINE ISL.\NDS CIVIL CJOVERNOR 

Cable dispatch indicating urgent necessity of legislation regarding Philip- 
pine currency. Feb. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 140.) 

PHILIPPINE ^VEATHER BUREAU 

Ground temperature observations at IManila, 1896-1902; bv Jose Algue. 

Manila [Mar. 19] 1902. 16 pp. 
Report on seismic and volcanic centers of Philippine Archipelago [with 

bibliography]; by M. Saderra Maso. Manila, 1902. 26 pp. 

QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT 

Roster showing stations and duties of officers, Feb. 15, 1903. 6 pp. 
[Monthly.] 

SIGNAL OFFICE 

Handbook of telephones of Signal Corps; by Samuel Reber. 1903. 66 

pp. 51 il. (Manual 1; War Dept. doc. 187.) 
Orders 4 [1903] ; Feb. 16, 1903. 2 pp. 12° 

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT 

Circular 2 [1903]; Feb. 21, 1903. 1 p. 12" 

Roster [of officers], Feb. 1, 1903. 3 pp. [Monthly.] 



Courts of United States 

Opinion of Judge Grosscup in case of United States v. Swift & Co. et al. 
[alleged unlawful combination of meat producers], in circuit court 
of United States, northern district of Illinois, northern division; 
presented by Mr. Carmack. Feb. 25, 1903. 7 pp. (S. doc. 179.) 

COURT OF CLAIMS 

Atkins. Findings in case of Asa Atkins, administrator of James M. 

Atkins. Feb. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 386.) 
Bagarry. Findings in case of Remy Bagarry. Feb. 23, 1903. 2 pp. 

' (S. doc. 167.) 
Boyd. Findings in case of George B. Harper, administrator of Carolinas 

Boyd. Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 416.) 
Building. Estimate of appropriation for repairs of heating apparatus in 

building. Feb. 5, 1903. 1 p. (H. doc. 363.) 
Cases decided at term of 1901-2, with abstracts of decisions of Supreme 

Court in appealed cases, Oct. 1901-May, 1902; reported bv Charles 

C. Nott and Archibald Hopkins. 1902 [1903]. v. 37, cv + 604 pp. 



166 February, 1903 

Clift. Findings in case of James AV. Clift, administrator of William 
Clift. Feb. 11,1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 383.) 

Cobourn. Findings in case of R. Gray Williams, administrator of Israel 
Cobourn. Feb. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 388.) 

Covert. Findings in case of Thomas F. M'Carthy, administrator of 
Henry Covert. Feb. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 401.) 

Carrence. Findings in case of Melven Currence, administrator of Wil- 
liam H. Currence. Feb. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 400.) 

Darroch. Findings in case of Duncan Darroch, administrator of Daniel 
Darroch. Feb. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 385.) 

Everson. Findings in case of John Q. Everson and others, and John 
Lippencott [Lippincott] and others. Feb. 3, 1903. 8 pp. (S. doc. 
133.) 

Hall. Findings in case of G. D. Hearn, administrator of William McK. 
Hall. Feb. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 391.) 

Hutcheson. Findings in case of J. B. Hutcheson, administrator of Fur- 
ney Hutcheson. Feb. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 361.) 

Kilty. Findings in case of Allan McSherrv, administrator of Augustus 
H. Kilty. Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 162.) 

Patriot, brig. Conclusions of fact and law in French spoliation cases 
relating to brig, Richard Bishop, master. Feb. 23, 1903. 3 pp. 
(H. doc. 411.) 

Pomona, vessel. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation cases 
[of David Stewart and John E. Senunes, receivers of Maryland 
Insurance Company, and Sallie M. Buchanan and Josias Penning- 
ton, administrators of Andrew Buchanan, for seizure of] vessel, 
Reuben Coffin, master. Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 414.) 

Riley. Findings in case of John T. Mee, administrator of Sarah Riley, 
iiee Griffin. Feb. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 395.) 

Sally Mariah, sloop. Conclusions of fact and law in French spoliation 
cases [of John N. A. Griswold, trustee of Columbian Insurance 
Company of Citv of New York, for seizure of] sloop, John Sells, 
master. Feb. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 387.) 

Smith. Findings in cases of Joseph A. Smith, Albert C. Engard, Annie 
A. Haxtun, executrix [of Milton Haxtun], George A. Lyon, John 
Gaskins, Sarah M. Bennett [administratrix of Thomas Bennett], 
Conwav H. Arnold, William A. Windsor, Charles E. Tallman, and 
Joseph'Smith. Feb. 25, 1903. 9 pp. (S. doc. 173.) 

Sullivan. Findings in case of John H. Vaught, administrator of John 
SuUivan. Feb. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 389.) 

Tabitha, schooner. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation 
cases relating to schooner, Daniel Gould, master. Feb. 26, 1903. 
3 pp. (H. doc. 415.) 

Tribou. Findings in case of David H. Tribou. Feb. 19, 1903. 2 pp. 
(S. doc. 161.) 

Washington, ship. Findings in French spoliation cases relating to ship, 
Aaron Foster, master. Feb. 20, 1903. 4 pp. (H. doc. 404.) 

Williams. Findings in ca.se of A. J. Williford, administrator of Lavina 
Williams. Feb. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 390.) 

SUPREME COURT 

Decision in case of Lone Wolf et al. versus Ethan A. Hitchcock et al. ; 

presented bv Mr. Piatt of Connecticut. Feb. 11, 1903. 10 pp. 

(S. doc. 148.') 
Rules of court adopted Jan. 7, 1884, and rules of practice for circuit and 

district courts in equity and admiralty cases, and orders in reference 

to appeals from Court of Claims. 1903. 8 -f 10 + 83 pp. 



February, 1903 167 

District of Columbia 

Anacostia and Potomac River Railroad. Annual rejiort for vear ending 
Dec. 31, 1902. Feb. 3, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 349.) 

Baltimore and Washington Transit Company. Report for vear [ending 
Dec. 31] 1902. Feb. 3, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 132.) 

Brightwood Railway. Report for year ending Dec. 31, 1902. Feb. 3, 
1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 352. ) 

City and Suburban Raihvav. Report for vear ending Dec. 31, 1902. 
"Feb. 3, 1903. -4 pp. (H. doc. 354.) 

Columbia Railway. Report for vear ending Dec. 31, 1902. Feb. 3, 
1903. 1 p. (H. doc. 353.) 

Commissioners. Report, 1902. 1902 [1903]. v. 1, 3, 656 pp. 16 pi. and 
277 pp. 5 maps. ( H. doc. 7. ) *70c 

Note. — V. 1 contains thf report and f>rders of the commissioners and miscella- 
neous reports: v. 2. the report of the Engineer Department, for which see Cat- 
alog'ue for Dec. 190"2. page 079; v. 3. the report of the Health Department; and 
V. 4, the report of the Board of Education, for which see Catalogue for Jan. 
1903. page 76. 

East Washington Heights Traction Railroad. Report for year ended 
Dec. 31, 1902. Feb. 2, 1903. 2 pp.- (H. doc. 345.) 

Georgetown and Tennallvtown Railway. Report for vear ending Dec. 
31, 1902. Feb. 3, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 351.) 

Markets. Suggestions for improvement of wholesale or hay-market 
square; presented bv Mr. Stewart. Feb. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 
145. ) 

Metropolitan Railroad. Report for year ending Dec. 31, 1902. Feb. 3, 
1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 350.) 

Potomac Park. Final decree [and report] of [Supreme] Court [of Dis- 
trict] in case of United States against ]Morris et al. Feb. 18, 1903. 
11pp. (H. doc. 399.) 

Same, differently arranged, with different letter of transmittal, and 

with title. Report of court under act to protect interests of United 
States in Potomac Flats. Feb. 18, 1903. 10 pp. (H. doc. 402. ) 

Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway. [7th annual] 
report for vear ending Dec. 31, 1902. Feb. 12, 1903. 3 pp. (H. 
doc. 384.) 

Washington Railway and Electric Company. Report for vear ending 
Dec. 31, 1902. iFeb. 3, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 348.) 

Smithsonian Institution 

Note. — In its latest price-list the Smithsonian Institution publishes this note: 
"The publications of the i^mithsonian Institution consist of, 1, Contributions to 
Knowledge; 2. Miscellaneous Collections; 3. annual reports; 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 theyare also for sale by the Superintendent 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, and for free dis- 
tribution to authors and specialists, but not for sale. The annual reports are 
included in the Congressional set. 

Box 88; list of official publications of Government, Dec. 17, 1902-Feb. 
17, 1903, distributed for Library of Congress through Smithsonian 
Institution. 1903. 6 pp. 



168 February, 1903 

ethnology bureau 

Tsimshian texts; bv Franz Boas. 1902 [1903]. 24-1 pp. large 8" (Bul- 
letin 21.) ' 

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. 

Birds collected by W. L. Abbott on coast and islands of northwest 
Sumatra, bv Charles W. Richmond; from Proceedings, v. 26. 1903. 
p. •485-524,' 1 il. (Xo. 1318.) 

Mammals collected by "W. L. Abbott on coast and islands of northwest 
Sumatra, bv Gerritt S. Miller, jr.; from Proceedings, v. 26. 1903. 
p. 437-484,"l il. 2 pi. (No. 1317.) 

Notes on osteology and relationship of fossil birds of genera hesperornis, 
Hargeria, baptornis, and diatrvma, by Frederic A. Lucas; from Pro- 
ceedings, V. 26. 1903. p. 54.0-556, 8 il. (No. 1320.) 

On lower devonic and ontaric formations of Maryland, by Charles 
Schuchert; from Proceedings, v. 26. 1903. p. 413-424. (No. 1313. ) 

Plans for new building. Jan. 23, 1903. 18 pp. 4 pi. (H. doc. 314.) 

Review of synentognathous fishes of Japan, by David Starr Jordan and 
Edwin Chapin Starks; from Proceedings, v. 26. 1903. p. 52.5-544, 
3 il. (No. 1319.) 



Various Bureaus 

ANTHRACITE COAL STRIKE COMMISSION 

Draft of joint resolution for printing report of commission. Feb. 21, 
1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 164.) 

FISH COMMISSION 

Note. — The Commission supplies gratuitously those of its publications which 
are in print. 

Japanese oyster-culture, bv Bashford Dean; from Bulletin, 1902. 1903. 

p. 17-38, 28 il. 4 pi. large 8° 
Observations on herring fisheries of England, Scotland, and Holland, 

by Htigh M. Smith; from Bulletin, 1902. 1903. p. 1-16, 8 il. 2 pi. 

large 8" 
Statement of certain fishery products landed at Boston and Gloucester, 

^lass., bv American fishing vessels, [calendar] year 1902. [1903.] 

1 p. oblong 8" ( Statisticarimlletin 130. ) 
Same, Jan. 1903. 1 p. oblong 8" (Statistical IniUetin 132.) 

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 

DOCUMENTS OFFICE 

8th annual report of superintendent of documents, 1902. 1903. 40 pp. 
Catalogue of United States Public Documents, monthly, no. 97; Jan. 
1903. 1-81 -t xix pp. 



February, 1903 169 

Price list of U. S. public documents for sale. Feb. 20, 1903. 127 pp. 
( [Price list] 8. ) 

Note. — Price list numbers 1-7 have been assigned as follows — 
1.] List of U. S. public documents for sale. Oct. 1, 1898. 3.5 pp. 
2.1 Same. [2d edition.] May 1, 1S99. 116 pp. 
3.1 Same. 3d edition. May i. 1900. 142 pp. 
4.1 Same, supplement to 3d edition. Feb. 1, 1901. 20 pp. 
[b.\ List of Government publications on irrigation for sale. 1902. 10 pp. 

Same. [2d edition.] 1902. 11 pp. 
[ti.] List of Government publications on labor, industries, trusts, and immigra- 
tion, and reports of Industrial Commission for sale. 1902. 9 pp. 
[7.] List of Government publications on intcmceanic canals, ship subsidy, com- 
merce and transportation, Pacific railroads, and statistics for sale. 1902. 
12 pp. 

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION 

Note. — The Commission furnishes its reports gratuitously to these who apply 
for them. 

Answer to resolution in regard to stock, bonds, etc., of each railroad 
company subject to act to regulate commerce. Feb. 25, 1903. 5 pp. 
(S. doc' 178. ) 

Rates and practices of Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company in trans- 
portation of grain to Yicksburg, Miss., shipped from or through St. 
Louis, Mo., and East St. Louis, 111.; decided Jan. 31, 1903; I'eport 
and opinion of commission. 9 pp. 

LABOR DEPARTMENT 

Note. — The Department furnishes its publications gratuitously to those who 
apply for them. 

17th annual report of commissioner, 1902; trade and technical educa- 
tion. 1902 [1903]. 1333 pp. *70c 

Bulletin 4-1, Jan. 1903. iii + 1-202 -|- [ii]pp. (H. doc. 370, pt. 1.) 

[Bimonthly.] 

ConirnU: 

.Articles. Leading, in past numbers of bulletin. 
Cities. Statistics of, errata. 
Decisions of courts affecting labor. 
Employers and employees, .\greements between. 
Factory sanitation and labor protection; by C. F. W. Doehring. 
Foreign statistical puljlications, recent. Digest of. 

Laws of various States relating to labor enacte<l [in 1900-02]: District of Colum- 
bia. Georgia, United States, Utah, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming. 
State bureaus of labor statistics, Dige.st of recent reports of; Kansas, Michigan. 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 

Bibliography of cooperative cataloguing and printing of catalogue cards, 
with references to international bibliography and universal cata- 
logue, 1850-1902, by Torstein Jahr and Adam Julius Strohm; from 
report, 1902. 1903. 116 pp. large 8° 

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 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 85.00 per year of 62 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 
copyright law; whole nos. 605-608; Feb. 5-26, 1903. 415-796 -f 
[lv]pp. [Weekly.] $5.00 a yr 

Copyright law of United States in force Jan. 1903; bv Thorvald Solberg. 
[2d edition of] 5th edition revised. 1903. ' 28 pp. (Bulletin 
1.) *5c 



170 February, 1903 

Directions for registration of copyrights; hy Thorvald Sollierg. [2(1 
edition of] 4th edition revised. Julv," 1901, [published] 1903. 
39 pp. (Bulletin 2.) " *m- 

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

Memoirs. 1902 [1903]. v. 8, 7th memoir, p. 399-648, il. 25 pi. 4" 

(S. doc. 450, 57th Cong. 1st sess. ) *40c 

Contents: 

West Indian madreporarian polyps [with bibliography]: by ,J. E. Duerden. 

Report, [calendar] year 1902. Jan. 12, 1903. 41 pp. (S. doe. 81.) 
NATIONAL HOME FOR DISABLED VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS 

Estimate of [deficiency] appropriation for [Southern Branch, Hamp- 
ton, Va.]. Feb. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 381.) 

SPANISH TREATY CLAIMS COMMISSION 

Response to resolution, statement of what contracts with attorneys for 
fees for prosecution of claims appear to have been made from papers 
on file, etc. Feb. 2, 1903. 6 pp. (S. doc. 128.) 



Shipments to Depositories 

During the Month of February, 1903 



Note.— Shipment mimbers run from 1 to 49, inclusive, and then begin again with 1. 
Shipment 12 

National Museum (Smithsonian Institution). List of North American 
lepidoptera and key ti literature of this order of insects [with biljli- 
otrraphv]; bv Harrison G. Dvar, assisted bv C. H. Fernald, George 
D. Hulst, aiid August Busck. 1902. xix — 723 pp. 8" (Bulletin 
52.) 

Proceedings [with bibliographies]. 1902. v. 24, xv — 971 pp. il. 

51 pi. 4 maps, 8" 

Shipment 13 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 133. No. 
552: Celebration of 100th anniversary of establishment of seat of 
Government in District of Columbia. (Serial no. 4207.) 

Hydrographic Gthee (Equipment Bureau, Navy Department) . Azi- 
muths of celestial bodies whose declinations range from 24° to 70°, 
for parallels of latitude extending to 70° from equator; by (t. W. 
Littlehales, with F. G. Radelfinger, J. \V. Frolev, and C. C. Ennis. 
1902. 288 pp. 4" ([Pubhcation] 120. ) 

Shipment 14 

■ Agriculture, De]jartment of. [Bureau of Animal Industrv] order 101 
[and amendments 1-9]; Dec. 26 [-29], 1902. 15 pp." 8" [Consist 
of orders concerning cattle transportaiion and inspection and quar- 
antine of cattle, etc.] 

Same 101 [amendment 10]; regulations concerning cattle transpor- 
tation, moving cattle from 2 northern tiers of counties in Arkansas. 
Jan. 12, 1903. 1 p. 8" 

Chemistry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Fruits and fruit prod- 
ucts, chemical and microscopical examination; bv L. S. ^Nlunson, 
L. 31. Tolman, and Burton J. Howard. 1902. 114 pp. 12 pi. S" 
(Bulletin 66.) 

Congress. 57th Congress, Ist session. House reports, v. 5. Nos. 1094- 
1422; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4403. ) 

Entomology Division (Department of Agriculture). Methods of con- 
trolling [Mexican cotton-] boll weevil; by W. D. Hunter. 1903. 
16 pp. 2 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 163.) 
^ Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture) . Experiments 
on metabolism of nitrogen, sulphur, and phosph(jrus in human or- 
ganism [in cooperation with Columbia Universitv] ; hv H. C. Sher- 
man. 1902. 47 pp. 3 il. 8° (Bulletin 121.) 

Key to subject index of experiment station literature. Apr. 25, 

1902. [3] pp. 8" (Circular 23 revised.) 

171 



172 February, 1903 

Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). ^lonthly list of 
publications [of Department of Agriculture], Dec. 1902. 4 pp. S" 
([Publication] 452.) 

Shipment 15 

^Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 118. No. 
539; Ethnology Bureau, 19th report, 1898, pt. 1. (Serial no. 4192.) 

• Shipment 16 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 134. No. 

555, Civil Service Commission, 17th report, 1900. (Serial no. 4208. ) 

Mint Bureau (Treasury Department). [30th] annual report of director, 

1902. 1902 [1903]. iv + 370 pp. 50 pi. 8" 

Shipment 17 

Agriculture, Department of. [Bureau of Animal Industry] order 99 
[amendments 4, 5] ; Jan. 23-Feb. 2, 1903. Each 1 p._ 8° [Consist 
of orders concerning cattle transportation and inspection and quar- 
antine of cattle, etc.] 

Same 102, transportation of horses affected with maladie du coit. 

Jan. 20, 1903. 1 p. narrow large 8" 

Botanv Division (Department of Agriculture). List of publications of 
division. [Dec. 29, 1902.] 12 pp. 8° (Circular 30, revised edition.) 
[The Division of Botany was merged into the Plant Industry Bu- 
reau, July, 1901.] 

Chemistry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Preliminary crop and 
soil (lata for cooperative studv of available plant food. [Jan. 8, 
1903.] 9 pp. 8° (Circular 11.) 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 127. No. 
549; Animal Industry Bureau, 17th report, 1900. (Serial no. 4201.) 

National Museum (Smithsonian Institution). Instructions to collectors 
of historical and anthropological specimens, especially designed for 
collectors in insular possessions of United States; by William Henry 
Holmes and Otis Tufton Mason. 1902. 16 pp. 8° (Bulletin 39, 
pt. Q.) 

Patent Office (Interior Department) . Rules of practice, revised Jan. 2, 

1903. [17th edition.] 108 pp. 3 pi. 8" 

Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). List of bulletins 
and circulars issued by Department of Agriculture and available for 
frt^e distribution; corrected to Jan. 1, 1903. 28 pp. 8° ([Publica- 
tion] 247, 8th edition. ) 

Shipment 18 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 135. , No. 
558; General index to War of Rebellion. (Serial no. 4209.) 

Shipment 19 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 137. No. 
560; Document index. (Serial no. 4211.) 

Court of Claims. Cases decided at term of 1901-2, with abstracts of de- 
cisions of Supreme Court in appealed cases, Oct. 1901-May, 1902; 
reported bv Charles C. Nott and Archibald Hopkins. 1902 [1903]. 
v. 37, cv+604 pp. 8° 



February, 1903 173 

Shipment 20 

Congress. •56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 121. No. 

540; Fish Commission bulletin, v. 20, 1900, pt. 2. (Serial no. 4195. ) 
- — - Same, v. 124. Xos. 546, 547; Geology of Copper River district; 

Cape Nome and Noi'ton Bay regions. (Serial no. 4198. ) 

Shipment 21 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House reports, v. 7. Nos. 1730- 
2081; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4405.) 

Shipment 22 

Nautical Almanac Office (Naval Observatory, Equipment Bureau, Navy 

Department). American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1906. 

1st edition. 1902 [1903]. viii — 595 pp. il. 2 maps, large 8° 
'Plant Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). List of American 

varieties of vegetables for 1901 and 1902; by W. W. Tracv, jr. Jan. 

17,1903. 402 pp. large 8'^ (Bulletin 21.) 
North American species of leptochloa; bv A. S. Hitchcock. Feb. 

10, 1903. 24 pp. 16 il. 6 pi. large 8° (Bulletin 38.) 
Silkworm food plants, cultivation and propagation; bv George W. 

Oliver. Jan. 15, 1903. 20 pp. 13 pi. large 8" (Bulletin 34.) ^ 

Shipment 23 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 15. Nos. 
206-238, except 219, 222, 223, 229-232, 235-237; Catalogue of Senate 
library; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4043. ) 

Shipment 24 

Animal Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture) . Index-catalogue 
of medical and veterinarv zoologv, pt. 2, authors, B-Buxton; bv 
Ch. Warden Stiles and Albert Hassall. 1903. p. 47-198, 8" (Bul- 
letin 39 [pt. 2].) 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 17. No. 
229; Legislative history of general staff of Armv, 1775-1901. (Serial 
no. 404o. ) ' ■ 

Documents Office (Government Printing Office). 8th annual report of 
superintendent of documents, 1902. 1903. 40 pp. 8° 

Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Experiment 
Station Work 21. 1903. 32 pp. 3 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 162.) 

Plant Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Rape as a forage 
crop; bv A. S. Hitchcock. 1903. 16 pp. 1 il. 8° (Farmers' bul- 
letin 164. ) 

PuV)lic Road Inquiries Office (Department of Agriculture). Proceedings 
of North Carolina good roads convention, Raleigh, Feb. 12 and 13, 
1902; by J. A. Holmes. 1903. 72 pp. 5 pi. 8" (Bulletin 24.) 

Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). ^lonthly list of 
publications [of Department of Agriculture], Jan. 1903. 4 pp. 8" 
([Publication] 453.) 



174 February, 190b 

Shipment 25 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 93. Nos. 
483-515, except 48-4-488, 494-496, 507, 509, 510, 512-514; Cruise of 
revenue cutter Bear, 1897-98; Tennessee Centennial Exposition, 
1897; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4167.) 

Shijmient 26 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 24. No. 
231, pt. 6; Reports of Committee on Foreign Relations, 1789-1901 
V. 6. (Serial no. 4052.) 



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180 March, 1903 

LAWS 

PRIVATE LAWS 

Private [act] 462a, 844-1125; approved Feb. 10, Mar. 2, 3, 1903. Each 1 p. 

Abbott, Eliza B. To increase pension of Mrs. Abbott. No. 1076. Mar. 3. 
Alexander, Joseph M. To increase pension of Alexander. No. 1004. Mar. 3. 
Alexander, Solomon A. To increase pen.sion of Alexander. No. 994. Mar. 3. 
Allen, Albert W. To increase pension of Allen. No. 925. Mar. 3. 
Alsbach, Oliver P. To increase pension of Alsbach. No. 954. Mar. 3. 
Amaden, .John H. To increase pension of Amadon. No. 10.54. Mar. 3. 
Amick, Freeling H. To increase pension of Amick. No. lOSO. Mar. 3. 
Anderson, Albanis L. To increase pension of Anderson. No. 967. Mar. 3. 
Anderson, Rodney W. To pension Anderson. No. 859. Mar. 3. 
Baldwin, David A. To increase pension of Baldwin. No. 1028. Mar. 3. 
Ball, Lillie V. To increase pension of Mrs. Ball. No. 946. Mar. 3. 
Barger, Mary E. To increase pension of Mrs. Barger. No. 982. Mar. 3. 
Bavlv, Mary R. To pension Mary R. Bayly, formerly Mary S. Redick. No. 947, 

Mar. 3. 
Bell, Margaret. To pension Mrs. Bell. No. 985. Mar. 3. 
Bishop, Martha J. To pension Mrs. Bishop. No. 876. Mar. 3. 
Bongher, John. To increase pension of Bougher. No. 1098. Mar. 3. 
Boughton, William O. To increase pension of Bonghton. No. 1030. Mar. 3. 
Bowden, Alonzo S. To increase pension of Bowden. No. 1072. Mar. 3. 
Bowen, Sarah. To increase pension of Mrs. Bowen. No. 928. Mar. 3. 
Brattain, John W. To increase pension of Brattain. No. 943. Mar. 3. 
Brigham, Robert. For relief of Brigham. No. 851. Mar. 3. 
Brown, John. To increase pension of Brown. No. 1087. Mar. 3. 
Brush, Anna O. To pension Mrs. Brush. No. 1120. Mar. 3. 
Bryan, Edward. To pension Bryan. No. 961. Mar. 3. 
Buell, Leroy N. To increase pension of Buell. No. 1079. Mar. 3. 
Buri, Theodore. To pen.sion Buri. No. 987. Mar. 3. 
Burke, Amanda. To increase pension of Mrs. Burke. No. 974. Mar. 3. 
Burke, John. To increase pension of Burke. No. 1092. Mar. 3. 
Buse, Johanna. To pension Mrs. Buse. No. 877. Mar. 3. 
Campbell, Ellen D. To pension Mrs. Campbell. No. 919. Mar. 3. 
Campbell, James F. To increase pension of Campbell. No. 864. Mar. 3. 
Carney, Patrick. To increase pension of Carney. No. 1070. Mar. 3. 
Carr, John H. To increase pension of Carr. No. 1034. Mar. 3. 
Cartmill, James M. To increase pension of Cartmill. No. 1006. Mar. 3. 
Chadwick, John D. For relief of Chadwiek. No. 1122. Mar. 3. 
Chatfield, William C. To increase pen.sion of Chatfield. No. 1002. Mar. 3. 
Chilcoat, Joseph S. To increase pension of Chilcoat. No. 865. Mar. 3. 
Churchill, Lucy T. To increase pension of Mrs. Churchill. No. 1013. Mar. 3. 
Cluxton, Jessie V. To pension Jessie V. Cluxton. No. 941. Mar. 3. 
Cole, Martin G. To increase pension of Cole. No. 1040. Mar. 3. 
Colehour, C. W. For relief of Colehour. No. 918. Mar. 3. 
Collahan, John C. To increase pension of Collahan. No. 1059. Mar. 3. 
Cook, Lavinia. To pension Mrs. Cook. No. 845. Mar. 2. 
Cool, Hugh. To increase pension of Cool. No. 910. Mar. 3. 
Copley, John W. To increase pension of Copley. No. 956. Mar. 3. 
Crawford, William C. To increase pension of Crawford. No. 938. Mar. 3. 
Curley, James. To increase pension of Curley. No. 917. Mar. 3. 
Davenport, James L. To increase pension of Davenport, alias Dexter Davis. No. 

1064. Mar. 3. 
Day, John W. To increase pension of Day. No. 976. Mar. 3. 
Divers, Christopher G. To increase pension of Divers. No. 1107. Mar. 3. 
Dougherty, John R. To pension Dougherty. No. 858. Mar. 3. 
Downing, John. To increase pension of Downing. No. 930. Mar. 3. 
Downs, William W. To increase pension of Downs. No. 1078. Mar. 3. 
Duffy, George M. To increase pension of Duffy. No. 8.54. Mar. 3. 
Durant, Edward T. To increase pension of Diirant. No. 996. Mar. 3. 
Everett, Lewis P. To increase pension of Everett. No. 1049. Mar. 3. 
Fallon, Bridget. To increase pension of Mrs. Fallon. No. 922. Mar. 3. 
Faught, Thomas B. To increase pension of Faught. No. 914. Mar. 3. 
Feldhausen, Joseph. To increase pension of Feldhausen. No. 953. Mar. 3. 
Fisher, Fannie T. To increase pension of Mrs. Fisher. No. 1086. Mar. 3. 
Flanagan, James. To increase pension of Flanagan. No. 1105. Mar. 3. 
Fleming, Mary E. To increase pension of Mrs. Fleming. No. 866. Mar. 3. 
Flynn, David. To increase pension of Flynn. No. 1110. Mar. 3. 
Fogle, Deborah J. To pension Mrs. Fogle. No. 890. Mar. 3. 
Foster, James P. To increase pen.sion of Foster. No. 1097. Mar. 3. 
Fox, Joseph W. To increase pension of Fox. No. 1112. Mar. 3. 
France, William H. To increase pension of France. No. 1027. Mar. 3. 
French, Wilson. To increase pension of French. No. 1033. Mar. 3. 
Fulford, Daniel. For relief of Clara H. Fulford [widow of Daniel Fulford] . No. 

462a. Feb. 10. 
Fullerton, John. To increase pension of Fullerton. No. 1022. Mar. 3. 
Gabrion, Isaac. To increase pension of Gabrion. No. 944. Mar. 3. 
Gammon, Edward M. To increase pension of Gammon. No. 921. Mar. 3. 



March, 1903 181 



Private [act] 462a, 844-1125— Continued. 

Garland, James. To increa.se pension of (Jarland. No. 902. Mar. 3. 

Garnett, Granville. For relief of Henry P. Montgomery, executor of Garnett. 

No. 844. Mar. 2. 
Garrison, Mary Ann. To increase pension of Mrs. Garrison. No. 988. Mar. 3. 
Gitt'ord, Sarah E. To increase pension of Mrs. Gifford. No. 906. Mar. 3. 
Gilbert, Jennie M. To increase pension of Mrs. Gilbert. No. 957. Mar. 3. 
Gilmore, Mary A. F. To increase pension of Mrs. Gilmore. No. 1082. Mar. 3. 
Glazer, Joanna. To increase pension of Mrs. Glazer. No. 1103. Mar. 3. 
Goodrich, Mary J. To pension Mrs. Goodrich. No. 870. Mar. 3. 
Graham, Harry L. To increase pension of Graham. No. 909. Mar. 3. 
Graham, John" To increase pension of Graham. No. lObb. Mar. 3. 
Graham, Thomas. To increase pension of Graham. No. 924. Mar. 3. 
Graves, Philander H. To pension Graves. No. 1115. Mar. 3. 
Grennue, Joseph. To increase pension of Grennue. No. 1050. Mar. 3. 
Grove, Hans A. To increase pension of Grove. No. 1039. Mar. 3. 
Grubangh, George R. To pension Grubaugh. No. 879. Mar. 3. 
Hall, John H. To increase pension of Hall. No. 912. Mar. 3. 
Hanscom, Richard G. To increase pension of Hanscom. No. 1091. Mar. 3. 
Harrington, Grace. To increase pension of Mrs. Harrington. No. 1015. Mar. 3. 
Harris, Isaac. To increase pension of Harris. No. 962. Mar. 3. 
Harrison, James. To increase pension of Harrison. No. 1075. Mar. 3. 
Hart, Albert J. To increase pension of Hart. No. 955. Mar. 3. 
Hattery, William M. To increase pension of Hattery. No. 1018. Mar. 3. 
Hawkins, Emily. To increase pension of Mrs. Hawkins. No. 872. Mar. 3. 
Haynes, Jolm. " To pension Haynes. No. 1109. Mar. 3. 
Heiskell, Ferdinand. To increase pension of Heiskell. No. 958. Mar. 3. 
Higgins, George H. To increase pension of Higgins. No. 869. Mar. 3. 
Hills, Frank E. To increase pension of Hills. No. 1008. Mar. 3. 
Hilton, Charles S. F. To pension Hilton. No. 860. Mar. 3. 
Holmes, Ira J. S. To increase pension of Holmes. No. 999. Mar. 3. 
Hostetler, William H. T. To increase pension of Hostetler. No. 898. Mar. 3. 
Houseal, William H. To increase pension of Houseal. No. 1011. Mar. 3. 
Howarth, Richard S. To increase pension of Howarth. No. 1065. Mar. 3. 
Howe, Michael. To increase pension of Howe. No. 1088. Mar. 3. 
Huffman, Abraham. To increase pension of Huffman. No. 1114. Mar. 3. 
Hufford, Jeffrey. To increase pension of Huflford. No. 1058. Mar. 3. 
Hughes, Benjamin F. To increase pension of Hughes. No. 1085. Mar. 3. 
Hutchinson, Eliza M. To increase pen.sion of Mrs. Hutchinson. No. 1071. Mar. 3. 
Jackson, Oliver C. To increase pension of Jackson. No. 992. Mar. 3. 
Johnson, Ellen. To pension Mrs. Johnson. No. 1081. Mar. 3. 
Johnston, Lambert. To increase pension of Johnston. No. 900. Mar. 3. 
Johnston. Sanders W. To increase pension of Johnston. No. 1060. Mar. 3. 
Journal, Frederick. To increa.se pension of Journal. No. 1003. Mar. 3. 
Kauffman, Joseph A. To increase pension of Kauffman. No. 937. Mar. 3. 
Keen, John. To increase pension of Keen. No. 1010. Mar. 3. 
Kehn, John H. To increase pension of Kehn. No. 881. Mar. 3. 
Keith, William. To increase pension of Keith. No. 1029. Mar. 3. 
Kenny, William. To pension Kenny. No. 977. Mar. 3. 
Kidder, Augustus L. To increase pension of Kidder. No. 1102. Mar. 3. 
Kile, Oliver W. To increase pension of Kile. No. 1093. Mar. 3. 
King, Shepherd H. To increase pension of King. No. 907. Mar. 3. 
King, William. To increase pension of King. No. 979. Mar. 3. 
Knapp, Byron C. To increase pension of Knapp. No. 920. Mar. 3. 
Knapp, Christine B. To increase pension of Mrs. Knapp. No. 901. Mar. 3. 
Krohn, Philip. To increase pension of Krohn. No. 884. Mar. 3. 
Lawrence, Lucinda. To pension Lucinda Lawrence. No. 1066. Mar. 3. 
Lawson, John F. To pay Lawson balance due him. No. 848. Mar. 2. 
Lawton, David E. To increase pension of Lawton. No. 1007. Mar. 3. 
Leckie, Helen Olivia. To increase pen.sion of Mrs. Leckie. No. 986. Mar. 3. 
Lee, Daniel F. For relief of Lee. No. 849. Mar. 2. 
Leech, William. For relief of Leech. No. 1121. Mar. 3. 
Lewis, Anson. To increase pension of Lewis. No. 969. Mar. 3. 
Lewis, Plummer. To increa.se pension of Lewis. No. 960. Mar. 3. 
Lightfoot, Sarah D. To pen.sion Mrs. Lightfoot. No. 886. Mar. 3. 
Lincoln, Matthew W. To increa.se pension of Lincoln. No. 862. Mar. 3. 
Lister, Elizabeth. To increase pension of Mrs. Lister. No. 926. Mar. 3. 
Listen, George A. To pension Listen. No. 889. Mar. 3. 
Logan, Bridget. To pension Mrs. Logan. No. 936. Mar. 3. 
Love, Lucien B. To increase pen.sion of Love. No. 1045. Mar. 3. 
. Lucas, Daniel R. To increase pension of Lucas. No. 1042. Mar. 3. 
Ludlum, Joseph H. To increase pension of Ludlum. No. 981. Mar. 3. 
Luse, Frances E. To pension Mrs. Luse. No. 949. Mar. 3. 

McClure & Willbanks. For relief of McClure and Willbanks. No. 1123. Mar. 3. 
McGahan, Laban. To pen.sion McGahan. No. 1062. Mar. 3. 
McGuinn, Catherine. To pension Mrs. McGuinn. No. 1116. Mar. 3. 
McGuire, Nancy. To pension Mrs. McGuire. No. 991. Mar. 3. 
McLorinen, Catherine P. To increase pension of Mrs. McLorinen. No. 904. 

Mar. 3. 
McPherson, John A. T. To increase pension of McPherson. No. 1035. Mar. 3. 
McQuiddy, Amanda E. To increase pension of Mrs. McQuiddy. No. 903. Mar. 3. 
Maddox, Martha. To pension Mrs. Maddox. No. 1099. Mar. 3. 



182 March, 1903 

Private [act] 462a, 844-1125— Continued. 

Mahan, Patrick. To increase pension of Mahan. No. 89.5. Mar. 3. 
Martin, James B. To increase pension of Martin. No. 933. Mar. 3. 
Mathews, Catharine T. R. To pension Mrs. Mathews. No. 1052. Mar. 3. 
Mennecke, William. To pension Menneeke. No. 1009. Mar. 3. 
Merrell, Austin P. To increase pension of Merrell. No. 1067. Mar. 3. 
Merritt, Sarah E. To lncrea.se pension of Mrs. Merritt. No. 867. Mar. 3. 
Mitchell, Samuel S. To increase pension of Mitchell. No. 887. Mar. 3. 
Montanye, Samuel H. To pension Montanye. No. 1063. Mar. 3. 
Moore, William T. To increase pension of Moore. No. 93.5. Mar. 3. 
Morehouse, Stephen B. To increase pension of Morehouse. No. 1020. Mar. 3. 
Morley, Mary. To increase pension of Mrs. Morley. No. 916. Mar. 3. 
Morrill, Vi.sa C. To pension Mrs. Morrill. No. 91.5. Mar. 3. 
Mosgrove, John. To increase pension of Mosgrove. No. 1019. Mar. 3. 
Murphy, Mary. To increase pension of Mrs. Murphy. No. 946. Mar. 3. 
Murphy, Michael. To increa.se pension of Murphy. No. 1053. Mar. 3. 
Murphy, Minerva. To pension Minerva Murphy. No. 1048. Mar. 3. 
Newcoinb, Samantha A. To pension Mrs. Newcomb. No. 929. Mar. 3. 
Newton, Oliver W. To pension Newton. No. 897. Mar. 3. 
Nichols, Isaac J. To increase pension of Nichols. No. 1014. Mar. 3. 
Northway, Samuel N. To increase pension of Northway. No. 966. Mar. 3. 
Norton, Milton C. To increase pension of Norton. No. 1017. Mar. 3. 
Olcott, Benjamin F. To increase pension of Oleott. No. 983. Mar. 3. 
Oliver, Francis M. For relief of Oliver. No. 847. Mar. 2. 
Pace, Jame.s W. To increase pension of Pace. No. 894. Mar. 3. 
Peale, Franklin. To increase pension of Peale. No. 1005. Mar. 3. 
Peck, 0.scar M. To increase pension of Peck. No. 934. Mar. 3. 
Pendland, Alonzo. To pension Pendland. No. 927. Mar. 3. 
Pensinger, Henry. To increase pension of Pensinger. No. 880. Mar. 3. 
Perveil, Leighton M. To pension Perveil, alias Charles H. Hunt. No. 1057. 

Mar. 3. 
Pickard, John E. To increase pension of Pickard. No. 883. Mar. 3. 
Pierce, Winfield. To increase pension of Pierce. No. 855. Mar. 3. 
Porter, Walter A. To increase pension of Porter. No. 1038. Mar. 3. 
Potts, Eli. To increase pension of Potts. No. 905. Mar. 3. 
Price, Isaac B. To pension Price. No. 1061. Mar. 3. , 

Price, James T. To increase pension of Price. No. 1100. Mar. 3, 
Randolph, Rebecca. To increase pension of Mrs. Randolph. No. 990. Mar. 3. 
Ravenscroft, Anthony R. For relief of Ravenscroft. No. 852. Mar. 3. 
Rayel, Catherine. To pension Mrs. Rayel. No. 1077. Mar. 3. 
Reed, Emily Lawrence. To increase pension of Mrs. Reed. No. 1118. Mar. 3. 
Rhodes, William P. To increase pension of Rhodes. No. 888. Mar. 3. 
Ribble. Cornelia S. To increase pension of Mrs. Ribble. No. 871. Mar. 3. 
Richards, Jacob E. To increase pen.sion of Richards. No. 899. Mar. 3. 
Ritchie, William F. To increase pension of Ritchie. No. 1069. Mar. 3. 
Rittenhouse, Charles A. To increase pension of Rittenhouse. No. 875. Mar. 3. 
Robson, John H. To increase pension of Robson. No. 1024. Mar. 3. 
Rogers, George A. For relief of Rogers. No. 853. Mar. 3. 
Rouch, Peter B. To increase pension of Rouch. No. 980. Mar. 3. 
Rowe, Louis W. To increase pension of Rowe. No. 1047. Mar. 3. 
Rutherford, Abner D. To pension Rutherford. No. 893. Mar. 3. 
Sands, William. To increase pension of Sands. No. 972. Mar. 3. 
Sauthoff, Anton. To pension Sauthoff. No. 1084. Mar. 3. 
Sautter, John C. To increase pension of Sautter. No. 1090. Mar. 3. 
Sawdy, Catharine A. To pension Mrs. Sawdy. No. 874. Mar. 3. 
Scanlon, Margaret. To pension Mrs. Scanlori. No. 923. Mar. 3. 
Schaefer, Caroline. To pension Mrs. Schaefer. No. 1101. Mar. 3. 
Scott, Wallace L. To pension Scott. No. 951. Mar. 3. 
Shandrew, Ella F. To pension Mrs. Shandrew. No. 1074. Mar. 3. 
Shirar, Charles. To increase pension of Shirar. No. 1108. Mar. 3. 
Sichel, Kathinka. To pension Mrs. Sichel. No. 1106. Mar. 3. 
Simpson, Elias. To increa.se pension of Simpson. No. 1021. Mar. 3. 
Skinner, George. To increase pension of Skinner. No. 1044. Mar. 3. 
Slawson, Eben. To increase pension of Slawson. No. 8-56. Mar. 3. 
Smith, Clara E. To increase pension of Mrs. Smith. No. 1113. Mar. 3. 
Smith, George M. To increase pension of Smith. No. 1000. Mar. 3. 
Smith, John H. To increase pension of Smith. No. 10.56. Mar. 3. 
Smith, Matilda. To increase pension of Mrs. Smith. No. 946. Mar. 3. 
Spalding, John A. To increa.se pension of Spalding. No. 868. Mar. 3. 
Spaulding, Belle L. To increase pension of Mrs. Spaulding. No. 878. Mar. 3. 
Staff, Henry. To increase pension of Staff. No. 939. Mar. 3. 
Stafford, Frank. To increase pension of Stafford. No. 10.51. Mar. 3. 
Stanwood, Loui.sa Josephine. To pension Mrs. Stanwood. No. 984. Mar. 3. 
Stearns, Elias P. To increase pension of Stearns. No. 861. Mar. 3. 
Stilwell, Julia. To increase pension of Mrs. Stilwell. No. 913. Mar. 3. 
Stocker, Arvilla N. To pension Mrs. Stocker. No. 970. Mar. 3. 
Stotsenburg, Mary La Tourrette. To amend act to increase pension of Mrs. Stot- 

senburg. No. 1068. Mar. 3. 
Stout, Florence M. To pension Mrs. Stout. No. 1094. Mar. 3. 
Strayer, Michael K. To increase pension of Strayer. No. 952. Mar. 3. 
Strong, Charles. To lnerea.se pension of Strong, alias William Clark. No. 1031. 

Mar. 3. 



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Private [actl 462a, 844-1125— Continued. 

Stuart, Margaret A. To pension Mrs. Stuart. Xo. 863. Mar. 3. 

Stul>er, Adam. To increase pension of Stuber. Xo. 1117. Mar. 3. 

Siillinger. .\Iexander T. To increase pension of Sullinger. alias Alexander Pa- 

tillo. Xo. 1096. Mar. 3. 
.Sullivan, Michael O. To increa.se pension of Sullivan. Xo. 978. Mar. 3. 
Talbott, Marv A. To increa.se pension of Mrs. Talbott. Xo. 1124. Mar. 3. 
Talcott. Marv H. To pension Mrs. Talcott. Xo. 1046. Mar. 3. 
Tattersall, Edward. To increase pension of Tattersall. Xo. 1032. Mar. 8. 
Taylor, Alexander H. To increase pension of Taylor. Xo. 963. Mar. 3. 
Thayer. Xewton. To increase pension of Thayer. Xo. 1111. Mar. 3. 
Thoraason, Joel. To pension Thomason. Xo." sy2. Mar. 3. 
Thompson, Albert W. To increase pension of Thompson. Xo. 1083. Mar. 3. 
Thomson, .-Vlexander J. To pension Thomson. No. 97.5. Mar. 3. 
Tracy, Robert A. To increase pension of Tracy. Xo. 1104. Mar. 3. 
Travis, James M. To increase pension of Travis. Xo. 896. Mar. 3. 
Trites, William H. To increase pension of Trites. Xo. 1095. Mar. 3. 
Tunison, Matilda. To pension Mrs. Tunison. Xo. 1026. Mar. 3. 
Turner, Jerome W. To pension Turner. Xo. 1125. Mar. 3. 
Van Deusen. George H. To increase pension of Van Deusen. Xo. 8.57. Mar. 3. 
Van Xordstrand, Lott. To increase pension of Van Xordstrand. Xo. 1016. Mar. 3. 
Van Sickell, Caleb C. To increase pension of Van Sickell. Xo. 850. Mar, 2. 
Van Wie, Daniel. To increa.se pen.sion of Van Wie. Xo. 9.50. Mar. 3. 
Vermillion, Marcus L. To increase pension of Vermillion. Xo. 993. Mar. 3. 
Vogan, William. To pension Vogan. Xo. 959. Mar. 3. 
Walker, Charles M. To pension Walker. X'o. 873. Mar. 3. 
Wallace, James E. To increase pension of Wallace. Xo. 891. Mar. 3. 
Wallace, John. To pension Wallace. Xo. 942. Mar. 3. 
Wallace. Lymus. To increase pension of Wallace. Xo. 1073. Mar. 3. 
Wardwell, David K. To increa.se pension of Wardwell. Xo. 932, Mar. 3. 
Warrick. Charles A. To pension Warrick. Xo. 998. Mar. 3. 
Wells. Eudora. To pension Eudora Wells. Xo. 1023. Mar. 3. 
Wells, Milton D. To increase pension of Wells. Xo. 1037. Mar. 3. 
Wende. Eliza. To increase pension of Mrs. Wende. Xo. 885. Mar. 3. 
West. Callie. To increase pension of Mrs. West. Xo. 973. Mar. 3. 
Wheeler, John H. To increase pension of Wheeler. X'o. 1041. Mar. 3. 
White, George. To increase pension of White. Xo. 1001. Mar. 3. 
Whitlock, William. To increase pen.sion of Whitlock. X''o. 1043. Mar. 3. 
Whitman, John A, To increase pension of Whitman. Xo. 908. Mar. 3. 
Wight. Collins W. To increase pension of Wight. Xo. 1089. Mar. 3. 
Wilcox, William F. To increase pension of Wilcox, Xo. 971. Mar. 3. 
Wild, Frances E. To pension Mrs. Wild. Xo. 931. Mar. 3. 
Williams, Franklin. To increase pension of Williams. Xo. 1036. Mar. 3. 
Williams, John C. To increase pension of Williams. Xo. 1025. Mar. 3. 
Wilson. Benjamin F. To pension Wilson. Xo. 1012. Mar. 3. 
Wilson, Joseph A. To increase pension of Wilson. Xo. 882. Mar. 3. 
Wilson, William M. To pension Wilson. Xo. 995. Mar. 3. 
Windes, Henry H. To pension Windes. Xo. 968. Mar. 3. 
Winfrey, Thomas J. To increase pension of Winfrey. Xo. 997. Mar. 3. 
Winterbottom, Marv E. To pension Mrs. Winterbottom-. Xo. 964. Mar. 3. 
Woodress, T. A. For relief of Woodress. Xo. 1119. Mar. 3. 
Woolsey, Mabel A. To pension Mabel A. Woolsey. Xo. 948. Mar. 3. 
Wright, John C. To increa.se pension of Wright." Xo. 965. Mar. 3. 
Yant, Samantha. To pension Mrs. Yant. Xo. 911. Mar. 3. 
Yates. Austin A. For relief of Yates. Xo. 846. Mar. 2. 
Yates, Simon M. To pension Yates. Xo. 989. Mar. 3. 

PUBLIC LAWS 

Public [act] 127-171; approved Mar. 2, 3, 1903. 

Agriculture, Department of. Making appropriations for Department. 1904. Xo. 
1.58. [Mar. 3.] 21 pp. 

Alabama. For relief of homestead settlers [on lands granted to] Alabama [to aid 
in construction of Mobile and Girard Railroad and Tennessee and Coosa Rail- 
road] . Xo. 163. Mar. 3. 1 p. 

Alaska. Amending civil code of Alaska, providing for organization of corpora- 
tions [etc.]. Xo. 13.5. [Mar. 2.] 9 pp. 

To amend act extending homestead laws and providing for right of way for 

railroads in Alaska. X'o. 1.52. [Mar. 3.1 2 pp. 

Appropriations. Making appropriations for sundry civil expenses, 1904. Xo. 157. 
[Mar. 3.] 72 pp. 

Making appropriations to supply deficiencies, 1903 and prior years. Xo. 156. 

[Mar. 3.] 58 pp. 

Arkansas River. To authorize construction of bridge across river at or near 
Moors Rock, Ark. [by Arkansas Coal and Mineral Railway Companvl . No. 130. 
Mar. 2. 1 p. . r . j 

Army. Making appropriation for Army, 1904. X"^o. 132. [Mar. 2.] 18 pp. 

Choctawhatchee River. To authorize court of commissioners of Geneva Countv, 
Ala., to construct bridge across river [at or near Martin Ferry] . Xo, 168, Ma"r. 
3. 1 p. 



184 Makch, 1903 

Public [act] 127-171 — Continued. 

Coins. To amend act further to prevent counterfeiting, etc., approved Feb. 10, 
1891 [so as not to forbid printing of illustrations of coin.s in numismatic and 
historical books, etc.]. No. 16-5. Mar. 3. 1 p. 

Courts of United .States. To create new division of eastern judicial district of 
Texas and for terms of court at Texarkana. No. 131. Mar. 2. 1 p. 

Cumberland River. To amend act authorizing bridge acro.ss river at or near 
Carthage, Tenn. [so as to extend time] . No. 129. Mar. 2. 1 p. 

Detchemeudy, George A. For relief of Detchemendy. No. 141. Mar. 3. 1 p. 

District of Columbia. Makingappropriatiousfor District, 1904. No. 142. [Mar. 3.] 
29 pp. 

To amend act to incorporate Masonic Mutual Relief Association of District. 

No. 127. [Mar. 2.] 2 pp. 

To amend act to regulate height of buildings in District. No. 147. [Mar. 3.] 

2 pp. 

To confirm name of Seward .square for space formed by intersection of C 

street south and Pennsylvania and North Carolina avenues. No. 167. Mar. 3. 
Ip. 

Domestic animals. Regulating importation of breeding animals. No. 148. Mar. 
3. 1 p. 

Forest reservations. To confirm certain forest lieu selections [in Montana] made 
[prior to Oct. 20, 1902] under act approved June 4, 1897. No. 138. Mar. 2. 1 p. 

Fortifications. Making appropriations for fortifications and ordnance [1904]. 
No. 1.50. [Mar. 3.] .5 pp. 

Gorgas, William Crawford. To authorize promotion of Gorgas. No. 146. Mar. 3. 
Ip. 

Hampton, Kensev J. To appoint Hampton captain and quartermaster in Army. 
No. 1.53. Mar. 3. 1 p. 

Immigration and emigration. To regulate immigration. No. 162. [Mar. 3.] 
11pp. 

Indians. Making appropriations for Indian Department, 1904. No. 144. [Mar. 3.] 
33 pp. 

Jefferson, Thomas, Memorial Association of United States. To provide souvenir 
medallions for benefit of association. No. 170. Mar. 3. 1 p. 

Kenova and Big Sandy Railroad Company. Granting right of way to company 
through Government lands at lock 2 and lock 3, Big Sandy River, in Wayne 
County, W. Va. No. 154. Mar. 3. 1 p. 

Lee County, Fla. To sell lands [formerly occupied for agency purposes for Semi- 
nole Indians] . No. 149. Mar. 3. 1 p. 

Lorain, Ohio. To establish life-saving station at mouth of Black River at or near 
Lorain. No. 143. Mar. 3. 1 p. 

Mexican War. To increase pension of survivors. No. 171. Mar. 3. 1 p. 

Military Academy. Making appropriations for academy, 1904. No. 145. [Mar. 3.] 
12 pp: 

National banks. To amend act to amend sec. 5191 and 5192, Revised Statutes 
[relative to reserve national banks] . No. 164. Mar. 3. 1 p. 

Navy. Making appropriations for naval service, 1904. No. 160. [Mar. 3.] 30 pp. 

Niagara Falls, N. Y. To extend to Niagara Falls privileges of act approved June 
10, 1880, governing immediate transportation of dutiable merchandise without 
appraisement. No. 139. Mar. 2. 1 p. 

Officers, Armv. To authorize settlement of accounts of officers of Army [for dis- 
bursements', Apr. 21, 1898-July 8, 1901]. No. 140. Mar. 3. 1 p. 

Patents. To effectuate provisions of additional act of international convention 
for protection of industrial property. No. 169. [Mar. 3.] 3 pp. 

Pearl River. To authorize Pearl and Leaf Rivers Railroad Company to bridge 
river [at or near Smiths Ferry] Miss. No. 128. [Mar. 2.] 2 pp. 

Pensions. To increase pensions of those who have lost limbs [or are totally dis- 
abled in them] . No. 134. Mar. 2. 1 p. 

Philippine Islands. To establish standard of value and to provide for coinage 
system in islands. No. 137. [Mar. 2.] 3 pp. 

Portland, Vancouver and Yakima Railway Company. Granting right to operate 
railroad through Vancouver Barracks and military reservation, Wash., to com- 
pany. No. 1.51. Mar. 3. 1 p. 

Porto Rico. To refund duties paid on merchandi.se from Porto Rico Apr. 11,1899- 
May 1, 1900, and from Philippine Islands Apr. 11, 1899-Mar. 8, 1902. No. 166. 
Mar. 3. 1 p. 

Post-Office Department. Making appropriations for Department, 1904. No. 159. 
[Mar. 3.7 13 pp. 

Public buildings. To increase limit of cost of certain public buildings, to author- 
ize purchase of sites for public buildings, to authorize erection of public build- 
ings [etc.]. No. 161. [Mar. 3.] 12 pp. 

Safety appliances. To amend act to promote safety of employees and travelers 
upon railroads by compelling common carriers to equip their cars with auto- 
matic couplers and continuous brakes, approved Mar. 2, 1893, and amended 
Apr. 1, 1896. No. 133. [Mar. 2.] 2 pp. 

St. Francis River. To authorize construction of bridge across river at or near 
St. Francis, Ark. [by A. R. Vanmatre] . No. 155. Mar. 3. 1 p. 

Widows Island. For conveyance of island to Maine. No. 136. Mar: 2. 1 p. 



March, 1903 185 

SENATE 

Alaskan boundary, by John W. Foster; presented by I\Ir. Stewart. 

Mar. 10, 1903. 17 pp. (S. doc. 2, 58th Cong, special sess. ) [From 

National Geographic Magazine, Nov. 1899.] 
Beet sugar, brief historv of its origin and development; by Truman [G.] 

Palmer. Mar. 2, 1903. 17 pp. (8. doc. 204.) 
Chaplains. Indorsements of [S. 6786], to recognize and promote 

efficiencv of armv chaplains; presented by Mr. Proctor. jNIar. 3, 

1903. 21 pp. (S. doc. 215. ) 
Committees. List of committees for 58th Congress, special session. 

Mar. 5, 1903. 8 pp. 
Debate. Resolution [S. R. 11, by Mr. Hoar, to amend rules of Senate 

so as to limit debate; and Resolution, S. R. 14, by Mr. Piatt of 

Connecticut, to amend rules of Senate so as to limit debate]. Mar. 

18, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 8, 58th Cong, special sess. ) 
Hawaii. History of Hawaiian treaty; also historj' of agitation for 

Cuban reciprocity, by Charles H. Dietrich; data and tables by 

Truman G. Palmer; presented by Mr. Dietrich. Mar. 2, 1903. 

27 pp. (S. doc. 206.) 
Interoceanic canal. Unanimous-consent agreement [submitted by Mr. 

Frye and adopted, fixing time for consideration of Panama Canal 

treaty with Colombia]. ]\Iar. 12, 1903. 1 p. (Senate executive — , 

58th Cong, special sess.) [Injunction of secrecy removed Mar. 12, 

1903.] 

Note. — The series of documents to which this belongs is printed in confidence 
for the use of the Senate, and is inaccessible to other persons unless, as in this 
instance, the Senate removes the injunction of secrecy. 

Kiowa Agency. Memorial of Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache Indians, 
praving for investigation into affairs of Kiowa Agency; presented 
by Mr. Stewart. Mar. 3, 1903. 14 pp. (S. doc. 217.) 

Members. Alphabetical list of Senators and committees, 58th Congress, 
special session. Mar. 5, 1903. 13 pp. 

United States Senate, 58th Congress [special session, directorv]. 

:\Iar. 4, 1903. 1 p. 4° 

United States Senate, 58th Congress, special session, 1903, direc- 
tory. 15 pp. 1 il. narrow 24" 

Pottawatomie Indians. Memorial upon merits of [S. 7364], to pay cer- 
tain Pottowatomie Indians of ^Michigan unpaid annuities under 
treaties made with them. Feb. 18, 1903. [17] pp. (S. doc. 205.) 

Sugar industry and reciprocity with Cuba; presented by Mr. Teller. 
]\Iar. 18, 1903. 9 pp. (S. doc. 7, 58th Cong, special sess.) 

Town sites. Laws applicable to town sites on public lands, extended 
by act of Congress to ceded Indian reservations in Minnesota; pre- 
sented by Mr. Gamble, for Mr. Clapp. Mar. 16, 1903. 3 pp. (S. 
doc. 5, 58th Cong, special sess. ) 

CLAIMS COMMITTEE 

McCumber, P. J. Report submitting S. R. 407, to refer S. 4497, for re- 
lief of heirs of Mary Anderson, to Court of Claims. Mar. 3, 1903. 
2 pp. (S. rp. 3318.) 

COMMERCE COMMITTEE 

Depew, C. M. Report favoring S. 5895, to provide United States regis- 
try for steamer Success. Mar. 2, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3314.) 



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Quarles, J. V. Report adverse to S. 1472, to ratify agreement with 
Yankton Indians [for cession of Pipestone Reservation, Minn.]; 
with views of minority. Mar. 3, 1903. 15 pp. (S. rp. 3316.) 



MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 



Cockrell, F. M. Report adverse to S. 6629, to nominate as 2d lieutenant 
of infantrv on retired list oldest enlisted man of Army [James Con- 
don]. Mar. 2, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 3315.) 

PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE 

Gamble, R. J. Report favoring S. 7229, to permit 2d homestead entries 
in certain cases. Mar. 3, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 3317.) 

HOUSE 

Letter from doorkeeper, inventorv of propertv under his charge. Feb. 
26,1903. 18 pp. (H. doc. 426.) 

ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE 

Bull, Melville. Report submitting H. R. 481, for increase of allowance 
to members of House for clerk hire, as substitute for H. 12653. 
Feb. 26, 1903. 4 pp. (H. rp. 3891.) 

Report on employment, duties, and compensation of employees of 

House. Feb. 26, 1903. 15 pp. (H. rp. 3917.) 

MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES COMMITTEE 

Grosvenor, C. H. Report under H. R. 377, directing committee to 
report as to causes of prevailing scarcity of coal. Feb. 26, 1903. 
12 pp. (H. rp. 3916.) 

MILITIA COMMITTEE 

Dick, Charles. Report favoring H. 17053, for militia veteran reserve. 
Feb. 26, 1903. 9 pp. (H. rp. 3919.) 

PRINTING COMMITTEE 

Boreing, Vincent. Report favoring H. J. R. 270, for editions to be 
printed of annual and special reports of librarian of Congress. Feb. 
26,1903. Ip. (H. rp. 3902.) 

Report favoring H. C. R. 88, to print proceedings of 47th-50th 

annual meetings of Board of Supervising Inspectors of >Steam Ves- 
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■ Report amending H. C. R. 90, to print United States maps. Feb. 

26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3910.) 

Heatwole, J. P. Report submitting H. 17551, to prevent misuse of 
copyright privilege [and] of names and other things concerning 
Government publications, as substitute for H. R. 373. Feb. 26, 
1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3892.) 

Report favoring H. C. R. 80, for delivery of certain publications of 

Department of Agriculture to superintendent of documents for sale. 
Feb. 26, 1903. Ip. (H. rp. 3893.) 

Report favoring H. J. R. 272, for printing annual reports of Ameri- 
can Historical Association. Feb. 26, 1903'. 1 p. (H. rp. 3894.) 



March, 1903 187 

Heatwole, J. P. — Continued. Report favoring H. C. R. 77, to print pro- 
ceedings upon unveiling of statue of Count de Rochambeau in 
Washington, D. C. Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3895.) 

Report favoring H. C. R. 75, to print report of irrigation investi- 
gations in Utah. Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3896^) 

Report favoring H. J. R. 232, for change of method of printing 

Report on field operations of Bureau of Soils. Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. 
(H. rp. 3897.) 

Report favoring H. C. R. 68, to print annual report of Commission 

to Five Civilized Tribes, 1902. Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3898. ) 

Report favoring H. C. R. 85, to print Review of world's commerce, 

1902, and Commercial relations, 1902. Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. 
rp. 3899.) 

Report favoring H. J. R. 153, to print [House report 15, Senate 

document 123, and Senate report 1, 57th Congress, 1st session] re- 
lating to construction of an isthmian canal. Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. 
(H. rp. 3900.) 

Report favoring H. R. 86, to print Lands held for ecclesiastical uses 

in Philippine Islands, also acts of Philippine Commission 56-68. 
Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3901.) 

Report favoring H. J. R. 281, for printing annually report of di- 
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Report favoring H. C. R. 67, to print report on pi-oduction of pre- 
cious metals, calendar vear 1901, and report of director of Mint, 

1902. Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3905.) 

Report favoring S. C. R. 61, to print Woodsman's handbook, pt. 1. 

Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3906.) 
Report favoring S. C. R. 63, to print Proceedings in Congress upon 

acceptance of statues of Charles Carroll and John Hanson. Feb. 26, 

1903. 1 p. (H.rp. 3907.) 

Report favoring S. C. R. 66, to print Senate election cases, 1789- 

1903. Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3908.) 

Report favoring S. J. R. 77, for printing General index to published 

volumes of diplomatic correspondence and foreign relations of 
United States [1861-99]. Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3909.) 

Report favoring S. J. R. 149, for reproduction of portraits to ac- 

companv eulogies of Senatoi"S, Representatives, and Delegates. 
Feb. 26,' 1903. 1 p. (H.rp. 3911.) 

Report amending H. J. R. 259, for change of method of distribu- 
tion of bulletins and professional papers issued by Geological Survey 
[and Water-supply and irrigation papers issued bv Hvdrographv 
Division]. Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3912.) 

PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS COMMITTEE 

Evans, Alvin. Report amending H. 958, for relief of Mission of St. 
James. Feb. 26, 1903. 4 pp. (H. rp. 3918.) 

PCBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE 

Mercer, D. H. Report amending H. 6287, for public building at Bridge- 
ton, X. J. Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3913.) 

Report favoring H. 10.302, for public building at Grand Rapids, 

Mich. Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 3914.) 



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RULES COMMITTEE 



Grosvenor, C. H. Report submitting H. R. 480, fixing time for consid- 
eration of H. 12199, to regulate immigration, and of conference 
reports for remainder of session, as substitute for H. R. 475 and 479, 
Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3890.) 

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system adopted in the Checklist of Public Documents issued by this office. 

President of United States 

Extra session of Senate, proclamation [convening Senate Mar. 5, 1903]. 
Mar. 2, 1903. 1 p. f° 

Message asking special attention of Senate to treaty with Colombia 
securing right to build isthmian canal, and to treaty with Cuba 
securing reciprocity. Mar. 5, 1903. 1 p. (S. doc. 1, 58th Cong, 
special sess.) 

Message returning with objections S. 1168, to authorize appointment of 
Edward L. Bailey as captain of infantry and to place him on retired 
list. Mar. 3, 1903. 3 pp. (S. doc. 216.) 

Message returning without approval H. 9632, for allowance of claims of 
citizens of Virginia for damages to their property [during War with 
Spain ; with report of quartermaster-general thereon] . Feb. 26, 1903. 
5 pp. (H. doc. 424.) 

Message returning without approval H. 14051, granting consent to N. F. 
Thompson and associates to erect dam and power station at Muscle 
Shoals, Xla. Feb. 26, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 427.) 

Message transmitting reports by Secretary of State, Secretary of Treas- 
ury, Secretary of War, Attorney-General, Postmaster-General, Sec- 
retary of Navy, Secretary of Interior, Secretary of Agriculture, and 
commissioner of fish and fisheries [showing parcels of land, other 
than public lands held for settlement, owned by United States and 
held by Departments], in comphance with provisions of sundrv civil 
bill approved June 28, 1902. Feb. 26, 1903. 97 pp. (H. doc' 425. ) 

Agriculture, Department of 

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reports and bulletins as interest them. 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Infectiveness of milk of cows which have reacted to tuberculin test [with 
bibliography]; by John R. Mohler. 1903. 93 pp. + [2] 1. 2 pi. 
(Bulletin 44.) * Paper, 10c 

Report of chief, 1902, by D. E. Salmon; from reports, Department of 
Agriculture. 1903. iii + 25-46 pp. 



March, 1903 189 



DAIRY DIVISION 

Cheese making on farm; by Henry E. Alvord. 1903. 16 pp. 3 il. 
(Farmers' bulletin 166.) 

Water content of creamery butter. [Feb. 1903.] 4 pp. (Animal In- 
dustry Bureau. Circular 39. ) 

CHEMISTRY BUREAU 

American wines at Paris Exposition of 1900, their composition and char- 
acter, by H. W. Wiley; with monograph on Manufacture of wines 
in California, by Henry Lachman. 1903. 40 pp. 2 pi. (Bulletin 
72.) *Paper, 5c 

ENTOMOLOGY DIVISION 

Culture of mulberry silkworm; by Henrietta Aiken Kelly. 1903. 32 
pp. 15 il. (Bulletin 39, new series.) *Paper, 5c 

Lime, sulphur, and salt wash [as remedy for San Jose scale in the East] ; 
by C. L. Marlatt. [Feb. 20, 1903.] ' 8 pp. (Circular 52, 2d series.) 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Digest of recent experiments on horse feeding; bv C. F. Langworthv. 

1903. 75 pp. (Bulletin 125.) ' *Paper, oc 

Experiment Station Record, Mar. 1903; v. 14, no. 7. ix + 621-724 pp. 

*Paper, 10c single copy, §1.00 a vol. (12 nos. ) 

Note.— >[ainly made up of abstracts of reports anrl publications on agricultural 

science which have recently appeared in all countries, especially the United 

States. No. 7 contains a special article, Values in science; by W. H. Jordan. 

Proceedings of 16th annual convention of Association of American Agri- 
cultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 7-9, 
1902; edited bv A. C. True, W. H. Beal, and H. C. White. 1903. 
144 pp. 2 pi. (Bulletin 123. ) *Paper, 10c 

Contents: 

Agriculture. Report of committee on methods of teaching. 

Beef problem.s of the South, and what stations can do toward solving them; by 
C. W. Burkett. 

bv D. W. Mav. 

by J. C. Robert. 

by A. M. Soule. 

Bibliographer, report [with list of bibliographies relating to agriculture] . 

Botanists, station. Lines of investigation invitingly open to: by L. H. Pammel. 

Botany, applied. Need of better courses of preparation for work in; by A. D. Selby. 

Breeding, animal, Station experiments in; by Eugene Davenport. 

What are the problems, and what can station do to solve them? by E. A. 

Burnett. 

corn, Methods of: by C. G. Hopkins. 

Plant, to secure resistant forms: by E. M. Wilcox. 

Plant and animal, Report of committee on. 

Bulletin illustration: by F. A. Waugh. 

Carbohydrate supply of the South; by J. F. Duggar. 

for production of meat, or for raising of stock; by R. J. Redding. 

Carbohydrates for balancing ration for beef cattle in the South; by W. J. Spillman. 

Education. Agricultural, in the South: by J. C. Hardy. 

Engineering laboratory y>ractice. Method of conducting: by W. M. Riggs. 

Experiment-station publications, Editing of; by L. H. Bailey. 

Experiments. How far should experiment be followed by educational effort on 
part of experimenter? by H. L. Bolley. 

Home adornment, home production. Some peculiar needs in new States; by Aven 
Nelson. 

Horticulture and Botany Section, report. 

Insect and fungus pests. Excellencies and defects of existing legislation for con- 
trol of: by S. A. Forbes. 

Literature, "agricultural. Report of committee on indexing. 

Military instruction in land-grant colleges; by .1. W. Heston. 

[Ohio State L'niversity] Graduate School of Agriculture [report]. 

Plant improvement. Some important points in; by J. T. Willard. 

Plant physiology and pathology in college curricula; by E. M. Wilcox. 



190 March, 1903 

Proceedings of 16th annual convention of Association of American Agri- 
cultural Colleges and Experiment Stations — Continued. 

Contents — Continued. 

Power question in the South: by C. M. Strahan. 

President's address; by W. M. Liggett. 

St. Louis exposition, Collective college and station exhibit at [report] . 

San Jos6 scale, Recent observation.s and experiments with insecticides for; by 

J. B. Smith. 
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute; by G. W. Carver. 
Variety testing; by H. H. Hume. 

Silos and silage; [by] Charles S. Plumb. Revised edition. 1903. 32 
pp. 6 il. (Farmers' bulletin 32. ) 

PORTO RICO AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION 

Agricultural experiment station of Porto Rico, its establishment, loca- 
tion, and purpose; by Frank D. Gardner. 1903. 15 pp. 4 pi. 
(Bulletin 1.) *Paper, 5c 

Note.— Includes List of publications of Department of Agriculture relating 
to Porto Rico. 

Same [Spanish]. .1903. 15 pp. 4 pi. (Boletinl.) *Paper, 5c 

FORESTRY BUREAU 

Conservative lumbering at Sewanee, Tenn. ; by John Foley. 1903. 

36 pp. 11 pi. map, large 8" (Bulletin 39.) *Paper, 15c 

Redwood. 1903. 40 pp. 6 il. 13 pi. large 8° (Bulletin 38.) *Paper, 20c 

Contents: 

Brown rot disease of redwood; by Hermann von Schrenk. 
Insect enemies of redwood; by A. D. Hopkins. 
Study of redwood; by R. T. Fisher. 

Timber tests. [1903.] 15 pp. 

LIBRARY 

Accessions to Department lil)rary, Oct.-Dec. 1902. 1903. 72pp. (Bul- 
letin 45. ) *Paper, 5c 

PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Iron cowpea, a variety resistant to wilt and root-knot. [1903.] 4 pp. 
1 pi. large 8" 

PUBLIC ROAD INQUIRIES OFFICE 

Proceedings of Jefferson Memorial and Interstate Good Roads Conven- 
tion, Charlottesville, Ya., Apr. 2-4, 1902. 1902 [1903]. 60 pp. 3 il. 
5 pi. (Bulletin 25.) *Paper, 10c 

Contents: 

Address, Opening; by Fitzhugh Lee. 
Address of welcome; by C. W. Allen. 

Congressional action. Necessity of, in road improvement; by Roy Stone. 
Getting together, Importance "of [argument for combination of capital and com- 
munity of interest in the South]; by Stuyvesant Fish. 
Government aid in highway improvement; by J. H. Brigham. 
Improvement of our highways; by W. L. Dickinson. 
Jefferson Memorial Road; by C. P. Shaw. 
Location and construction of roads; by VV. M. Patton. 
Mecklenburg County, N. C. Lessons from; by P. B. Barringer. 
Pioneer road building, historical paper; by Binger Hermann. 
Railroads, Roads and; by Samuel Spencer. 
Roads, bad, Removing burden of; by Martin Dodge. 

good. Beneficial influences of; by T. H. Tongue. 

How to secure; by A. .1. Montague. 

Importance of, in war and peace; by [N. A.] Miles. 

Southern development; by M. A. Hanna. 
Train, good roads, Work of; by W. H. Moore. 



March, 1903 191 

publications division 

Farmers' institute specialist for Office of Experiment Stations. Feb. 24, 

1903. 1 p. ( [Publication] 454. ) 
Monthly list of publications [of Department of Agriculture], Mar. 1903. 

4 pp. ( [Publication] 4-58. ) 

SOILS BUREAU 

Alamance County, N. C. Soil survey of county, by George N. Coffey 

and W. Edward Hearn; from Report on field operations of bureau, 

1901. [1903.] iii — 297-310 pp. 3 pi. map. 
Allegan County, Mich. Soil survey of county, by Elmer 0. Fippin and 

Thomas D. Rice; from Report on field operations of bureau, 1901. 

[1903.] iii — 93-124 pp. 1 il. 10 pi. map. 
Bedford, Va. Soil survey of Bedford area, by Charles N. ^looney, F. O. 

Martin, and Thomas A. Caine; from Report on field operations of 

bureau, 1901. [1903.] iii - 239-2-57 pp. 1 il. 6 pi. map. 
Boise, Idaho. Soil survey of Boise area, by Charles A. Jensen and B. A. 

Olshausen; from Report on field operations of bureau, 1901. [1903.] 

iii — 421-446 pp. 3 il. 5 pi. 4 maps. 
Cobb County, Ga. Soil survey of county, by R. T. Avon Burke and 

Herbert W. Marean; from Report on field operations of bureau, 

1901. [1903.] iii — 317-327 pp. 1 il. map. 
Covington, Ga. Soil survey of Covington area, by Herbert W. Marean; 

from Report on field operations of bureau, 1901. [1903.] iii + 

329-340 pp. 3 pi. map. 
Imperial, Cal. Soil survey around Imperial, by Thomas H. Means and 

J. Garnett Holmes; from Report on field operations of bureau, 1901. 

[1903.] iii -r 587-606 pp. 9 pi. 2 maps. 
Lake Charles, La. Soil survey of Lake Charles area, by W. H. Heile- 

man and Louis Mesmer; from Report on field operations of bui-eau, 

1901. [1903.] iii + 621-647 pp. 1 il. map. 
Lebanon, Pa. Soil survey of Lebanon area, by W. G. Smith and Frank 

Bennett, jr. ; from Report on field ojjerations of bureau, 1901. [1903. ] 

iii — 149-171 pp. 1 il. 4 pi. map. 
Montgomery County, Tenn. Soil survey of county, by J. E. Lapham 

and M. F. Miller; from Report on field operations of bureau, 1901. 

[1903.] iii -r 341-357 pp. 1 il. 5 pi. map. 
Prince Edward County, Va. Soil survey of Prince Edward area, by 

Charles N. Mooney and Thomas A. Caine; from Report on field 

operations of bureau, 1901. [1903.] 111 — 2.59-271 pp. map. 
Prince George County, Md. Soil survey of county, by Jay A. Bonsteel 

and party; from JReport on field operations of bureau, 1901. [1903.] 

iii + 173-210 pp. 1 il. 5 pi. map. 
Salem, N. J. Soil survey of Salem area, by Jay A. Bonsteel and F. W. 

Taylor; from Report on field operations of bureau, 1901. [1903.] 

iii — 125-148 pp. 1 il. map. 
San Gabriel, Cal. Soil survey of San Gabriel area, by J. Garnett Holmes 

and Louis ^Mesmer; from Report on field operations of bureau, 1901. 

[1903.] iii -^ 559-586 pp. 2 il. 2 pi. map. 
Statesville, N. C. Soil survey of Statesville area, by Clarence W. Dor- 

sev and partv; from Report on field operations of bureau, 1901. 

[1903.] iii ^ 273-295 pp. 1 il. map. 
Ventura, Cal. Soil survey of Ventura area, by J. Garnett Holmes and 

Louis Mesmer; from Report on field operations of bureau. 1901. 

[1903.] iii "1-521-557 pp. 7 pi. 2 maps. 

14247— No. 99—03 2 



192 March, 1903 

AVestfiekl, N. Y. Soil survey of Westfield area, l)y R. T. Avon Burke 

and Herbert W. Marean; from Report on field operations of bureau, 

1901. [1903.] iii + 75-92 pp. 2 il. 5 pi. map. 
Willis, Tex. Soil survey of Willis area, by J. O. ^Martin; from Report 

on field operations of bureau, 1901. [1903.] iii — 607-619 pp. 1 il. 

map. 
Yazoo, Miss. Soil survey of Yazoo area, by Jay A. Bonsteel and part}'; 

from Report on field operations of bureau, 1901 . [1903.] iii — 359- 

388 pp. 2 il. 9 pi. 2 maps. 

STATISTICS DIVISION 
Crop Reporter, v. 4, no. 11; Mar. 1903. 8 pp. 4° [INIonthly.] 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Note. — For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Climate and Crop Bulletin, Mar. 1903; no. 3 [1903]. 24X19 in. 
[Weekly Apr.-Sept., monthly remainder of year.] 

Note.— Contains reports of temperature and rainfall, with special reference to 
their effect on crops. 

Meteorological chart of Great Lakes, summary for season of 1902, no. 2, 
1902; by Alfred J. Henr\' and Norman B. Conger. 1903. 17 pi?. 
4 pp. of maps, large 4" Paper, 10c 

Note. — Relates to storms, precipitation, and wrecks on Great Lakes. 

Monthly -Weather Review, v. 30, no. 13; annual summarv [for calendar 
year] 1902. Mar. 16, 1903. vii 4- 603-633 pp. 1 il. 22 pi. 7 pp. of 
maps, 4° Paper, 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 — 
Cannon and hail; bv J. R. Plumandon. 
Red River flood of Nov. and Dec. 1902; by J. W. Cronk. 
Snow crystals, Studies among, during winter of 1901-2. with additional data 

collected during previous winters; by W. A. Bentley. 

Weather map, Mar. 1-31, 1903. 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 
81.05 to 81.4.5 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, 
while the Pension-Decision volumes appear at longer intervals, .sometimes more 
than two years apart. 

Annual reports, 1902; 23d annual rejiort of Geological Survey. [See 
Geological Survey.] 

Same; Indian affairs, pt. 1, report of commissioner. [See Indian 
Bureau.] 

Decisions [in appealed pension and bounty land claims] v. 13, [signa- 
tures] 1-9, published separately. [1903.] p. 1-144. 

Same, [v. 13, slips] 41-79; July 10, 1901-Mar. 20, 1903; published 
separately. 

Decisions of Department and General Land Office relating to jjublic lands, 
July, 1901-Dec. 1902; by S. V. Proudtit and George J. Hesselman. 
1903. v. 31, xxiii + 568 pp. [Also issued in separate signatures. 
These decisions are made up in the office of the Attorney-General 
for the Interior Department, but are promulgated bv the Secretary 
of the Interior.] " *Sheep, $1.00 



March, 1903 193 

census office 

Geographical distribution of population. 1903. 24 pp. 1 il. 4" (Bulle- 
tin 1.) 

Legislative requirements for registration of vital statistics, necessity for 
uniform laws, methods, and forms. 1903. 21 pp. 

Note.— Made up of joint resolution of Congress, requesting State authorities to 
cooperate with Census OtKce in securing uniform system of birth and death reg- 
istration, approved Feb. 11, 1903: House report 1932, 57th Congress. 1st session; 
resolution of American Public Health As.sociation; and specimen form of law for 
registration of deaths. 

EDUCATION BUREAU 

Note. — Such publications of this Bureau as are in print may be had gratui- 
tously by addressing the Commissioner of Education. 

12th annual report on introduction of domestic reindeer into Alaska, by 

Sheldon Jackson, 1902. Jan. 5, 1903. 144 pp. 1 por. 32 pi. map. 

(S. doc. 70.) Cloth, 40c; * paper, 30c 

Note. — .Appendix contains reports of reindeer stations: Itinerary for 1902, by 

William Hamilton: Reindeer as mail carriers, by J. T. Lindseth. etc. 

History of higher education in Colorado; by James Edward Le Ros- 

signol. 1903. 67 pp. 25 pi. (Contributions to American educa- 
tional historv 34; circular of information 1, 1903; whole no. 

292.) " * Paper, 15c 

History of higher education in Maine; by Edward W. Hall. 1903. 241 

pp. 9 pi. (Contributions to American educational history 36; cir- 
cular of informations, 1903; [whole no. 294].) *Paper, 15c 
Content!>: 

Bangor Theological Seminary. 

Baptist academies. 

Bates College: bv J. A. Howe. 

Bowdoin College: by G. T. Little. 

Coburn Classical Institute. 

Colby College. 

East Maine Conference Seminary. 

Educational associations. 

Hebron Academy. 

Higgins Classical Institute. 

Maine Central Institute. 

Maine Wesleyan Seminary and Female College. 

Methodist institutions. 

Normal schools. 

Oak Grove Seminary. 

Public schools. 

Kicker Cla.ssical Institute. 

Secondary education. 

University of Maine: by M. C. Fernald. 

Westbrook Seminary and Female College. 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note. — The law relating to the publications of the United States Geological 
Survey has been altered by the joint resolution of May 16, 1902. Hereafter they 
will consist of annual reports (to be restricted to one volume each), bulletins, 
Mineral Resources, Professional Papers, and Water-Supply and Irrigation Papers, 
which are intended for free distribution; and maps. Monographs, and folios of 
the Geologic Atlas and the Topographic Atlas of the United States, which are 
sold at prices ranging from 5c to Sll.OO each. Address the Director of the Geo- 
logical Survey, Washington. 

Alaska. Reconnaissance from Fort Handin to Kotzebue Sound, Alaska, 
bv wav of Dall, Kanuti, Allen, and Kowak rivers; bv Walter C. 
Mendenhall. 1902 [1903]. 68 + iii pp. 6 pi. 4 maps,> (Profes- 
sional paper 10; H. doc. 218.) ^Paper, 30c 

Ascutney Mountain. Geologv of Ascutnev ^lountain, Vt.; bv Regi- 
nald Aldworth Dalv. 1903. 122 + iii pp. 1 il. 6 pi. map. '(Bulle- 
tin 209; H. doc. 430.) *Paper, 20c 



194 March, 1903 

Central America. Hydrography of American isthmus, by Arthur Powell 
Davis; from 22crreport, pt. 4. 1902 [1903]. p. 507-630, 9 il. 11 pi. 
3 maps, large 8" 

Same. Jan. 29, 190.3. (S. doc. 124.) * Paper, 30c 

Geologic atlas of United States, Ellensburg folio, Wash. Library edi- 
tion. 1903. 7 pp. 3 maps, large 4° (Folio 86.) * Paper, 25c 

Same, New York City folio, Paterson, Harlem, Staten Island, and 
Brooklyn quadrangles, N. Y.-N. J. Library edition. 1902 [1903]. 
19 pp. 12 il. 2 pi. 13 maps, large 4° (Folio 83.) *Paper, 25c 

High Plains and their utilization, by Willard D. Johnson; from 22d re- 
port, pt. 4. 1902 [1VI03]. p. 631-669, 9 il. 15 pi. large 8° [Con- 
clusion of paper in 21st report, pt. 4, for which in seimrate form see 
Catalogue for Noy. 1901, page 472.] 

JNIesabi iron-bearing district of Minnesota [with bibliography]; by 
Charles Kenneth Leith. 1903. 316 ^ iii pp. 12 il. 27 pi. 6 maps, 
1 in pocket, 4° (Monographs, y. 43; H. doc. 429.) 

* Cloth, $1.50; * paper, $1.15 

Note.— Includes an article on Composition of glauconite and greenalite, by 
F. W. Clarke. 

Report. 23d annual report of director, 1902. 1902 [1903]. 217 + [i] pp. 
1 por. 25 maps, large 8" (Interior Dept., Reports, 1902; H. doc. 5.) 

* Cloth, 75c 

HYDROGRAPHY DIYISION 

Water resources of Molokai, H. I.; by Waldemar Lindgren. 1903. 62 
~^ [i] PP- 3 pl- niap. (Water-supply and irrigation paper 77; H. 
doc. 203.) * Paper, 10c 

INDIAN BUREAU 

[Circular] to Indian agents [instructions for carrying into effect sec. 10 
of Indian appropriation act, 1904, extending privilege of trading 
with Indians so as to apply to all reservations]. Mar. 10, 1903. 1 p. 

Indian affairs, pt. 1, [71st] report of commissioner and appendixes 
[1902]. 1903. viii — 748 pp. map. (Interior Dept., Reports, 1902; 
H. doc. 5.) * Cloth, 55c 

LAND OFFICE, GENERAL 

Estimate of appropriation for insertion in general deficiency bill for pay- 
ment to James Deitrick. Mar. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 203.) 

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 $5.00. 
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 110.00 per volume. The Rules of Practice 
and pamphlet Patent Laws are furnished free. The Patent Office issues coupon 
orders in packages of 20 at SI. 00 per package, or in books containing 100 coupons 
at 15.00 per 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, Mar. 3-31, 1903; v. 103, nos. 1-5. 1-1168+ [oxv] pp. il. 

large 8" [Weekly.] Paper, 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] y. 101. 1903. 
[yii] + xxi pp. large 8° 



March, 1903 195 



Justice, Department of 

List of United States judges, attonievs, and marshals; bv O. J. Field. 
Mar. 17, 1903. 20 pp. 

Panama Canal title, opinion of Attorney-General upon title proposed to 
be given bv Xew Panama Canal Company to United States. Mar. 
12, 1903. "iii — 335 pp. (Senate executive A, 58th Cong, special 
sess. ) [For edition published prior to transmission to Senate see 
Catalogue for Xov. 1902, page 600.] * Cloth, 30c 

Report on present state of negotiation between New Panama Canal 
Company and United States, response to resolution. Mar. 11, 1903. 

3 pp. (Confidential; [Senate] executive P, 5Sth Cong, special 
sess.) [Injunction of secrecy removed Mar. 13, 1903.] 

Note. — The series of documents to which this belongs is printed in confidence 
for the use of the Senate, and is inaccessible to other persons unless, as in this 
instance, the Senate removes the injunction of secrecy. 

Navy Department 

Circular defining chief characteristics of gunboats [Dubuque and 
Paducah] authorized bv act approved Julv 1, 1902. [Mar. 14, 
1903.] 11 pp. 

Compliance with resolution, reports [of] and correspondence with offi- 
cers on duty in bays of Panama and Colon, which relate to military 
occupation of said bavs, region between them, and cities of Colon 
and Panama, etc. Mar. 19, 1903. 97 pp. (S. doc. 10, 5Sth Cong, 
special sess.) 

Departmental order 38; Mar. 31, 1903. 2 1. narrow 8° 

General court-martial order 40-55 [1903] ; Feb. 25-Mar. 18, 1903. 12° 

General order 123, 124; Mar. 13, 17, 1903. 12" 

Navv vard order 356-364, emplovment of labor at navv vards; ]\Iar. 
4-31,1903. Each 1 p. narrow" 12" 

Price list of articles generallv supplied to naval militia. Feb. 18, 1903. 

4 pp. 12° 

EQUIPMENT BUREAU 

Catalogue of ship's and crew's libraries of U. S. S. Columbia. 3Iar. 

1903. 35 pp. 12° 
Directions for use of compensating binnacles with fore and aft and 

athwartship magnet correctors and quadrantal spheres, etc. [^lar. 

2, 1903.] 3 pp. 12° 
Specifications for surveying outfit. [Feb. 24, 1903.] 5 pp. 12° 

HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 

Note. — The Charts, Sailing Directions, etc., of the Hydrographic 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 Hydrographic Bulletin 
and Notice to Mariners are 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. 

Hydrographic bulletin, weekly, 705-708; ^lar. 4-25, 1903. Each 1 p. 
large 4° and f ° 

Note. — Contains accounts of obstructions and dangers along the coast and the 
principal ocean routes, etc. 



196 Maech, 1903 

Notice to Mariners, weekly, 10-13, 1903; :\Iar. 7-28. 160-242 + [7] 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 Xotiee to Mariners 10, sec. 2, etc. 

Charts 

Chatham Islands, south Pacific Ocean, from latest information [with 
plans of harbors, etc.]; chart 2029. Scale naut. m. = 0.25 in. Mar. 
1903. 18.5X24.2 in. 20c 

Plans are — 

Hutt [or] Whangaroa. Port. Scale naut. m. = 3.05 in. 5.2x4.7 in. 
Kaingaroa Bay, [or] Skirmish Bay. Scale 1000 yds. = 1.94 in. 4.2 x 3.8 in. 
Waitangi, Port. Scale naut. m.= 3.88 in. 5.2 x*7.5 in. 

Discovery Passage, British Columbia, from British surveys in 1895 and 
1900, scale naut. m. = 1.96 in. ; with inset, Seymour Narrows, Plum- 
per and Menzies bavs, scale naut. m. = 3.93in. ; chart 2091. Mar. 
1903. 39 X 25.8 and"l5.3 X 11.5 in. 40c 

EUice, Pho?nix, and Union [or Tokelau] groups, with neighboring islands 
and banks, south Pacific Ocean, from latest information; chart 1993. 
Scale 1° long. = 2.38 in. Mar. 1903. 25.1 X 35.4 in. 40c 

Enderburv I., Phcenix Islands, to Christmas I., from latest information; 
chart 2020. Scale 1° long. = 2.6 in. Mar. 1903. 26.3X38.8 in. 40c 

Honshu, Japan, Plans and anchorages on east coast of, from latest infor- 
mation; chart 2110. Mar. 1903. 21.3x38.6 in. 40c 
Funakoshi Wan. Scale naut. m.= 1.25 in. 9x8.2 in. 
Kamaishi Harbor, Odzuchi Bav, and Kivoishi Bav. Scale naut. m.= 1.94in. 

21.3 X 13.1 in. 
Kesennuma bays. Scale naut. m.= 1..59 in. 14.7 x 9.6 in. 
Kuji AVan. Scale naut. m.= 0.98 in. 6.6 x 9.6 in. 
Ofunato Ko. Scale naut. m.= 1.615 in. 15 x 7.7 in. 
Same Bvochi. Scale naut. m.= 1.25 in. 6.3 x 7.7 in. 
Shiriya Zaki. Scale naut. m. = 1.17 in. 12.3 x 8.2 in. 

Imataca, Cafio, or Rio Corosirao, Orinoco River, from latest information; 
chart 2109. Scale naut. m. = 4.015 in. Mar. 1903. 23.6X32.9 
in. 30c 

Kermadec Islands to Tongatabu, Tonga [or Friendlj'] Islands, south 
Pacific Ocean, from latest information; chart 2017. Scale 1° long. = 
2.55 in. Mar. 1903. 37.7X25.3 in. 40c 

Marshall Islands, north Pacific Ocean; chart 2031. Mar. 1903. 25.4X35.2 
in. 40c 

Ailinglap, Odia, or Elmore Islands. Scale naut. m.= 0.12 in. 7.1 x 7 in. 
Bikar or Dawson Islands. Scale naut. m.= 0.12 in. 6.8 x 4.9 in. 
lemo [or] Temo Island. Scale naut. m.= 0.12 in. 2.9 x 4.9 in. 
Kwadjelinn or Mentschikow Islands, from German survey in 1888. Scale naiit. 

m.= 0.12in. 9.5 x 8.7 in. 
Lai Islands. Scale naut. m. = 0.24 in. 4.7 x 9.8 In. 
Lib [or] Lip Island. Scale naut. m. = 0.12 in. 2.7 x 2.7 in. 
Majuro Islands, from German .surveys in 1881 and 1886. Scale naut. m.= 0.33 in. 

7.4 X 9.8 in. 
Maloelab and Aurh Islands, from survey by captain of port of Jalult. Scale naut. 

m. = 0.2in. 18.3 x 9.7 in. 
Milli or Mulgrave Islands, from German survev in 1888. Scale naut. m.= 0.24 in. 

8.8 x 8.7 in. 
Xamorik or Baring Islands. Scale naut. m. = 0.12 in. 3.9 x 4.9 in. 
Nemu [or] Xamu or Musquillo Islands, from German survey, 1888. Scale naut. 

m. = 0.24 in. 9.5 x 7 in. 
Reiher Pass. Scale naut. m. = 0.76 in. 2.7 x 3 in. 

Rhein, Port, from French survey in 1845. Scale naut. m. = 4.8 in. 7.1 x 8.7 in. 
Ujae or Katharine Lslands, from German survey in 1888. Scale naut. m. = 0.24 in. 

8.8 X 7 in. 
Ujelang or Providence Islands, from German survey in 1888. Scale naut. m. 

= 0..36in. 6.5x9.8 in. 
Wottho or Schanz Islands. Scale naut. m. = 0.12 in. 7.1 x 9.7 in. 

Mua [or] Allier and ^Nlata Utui anchorages, Uea or Wallis Islands, 
south Pacific, from French survey, 1877, with additions to 1900. 
Scale naut. m. = 2.91 in.; with inset, Uea or Wallis Is., from 
French survev in 1877, with additions to 1900. Scale naut. m. = 
0.56 in. ; chart 2019. Mar. 1903. 25 X 25.3 and 7.9 X 9 in. 30c 



March, 1903 197 

Naniuka Group, Tonga or Friendly Islands, south Pacific Ocean, from 
British surveys iji 1895 and 1898; chart 2006. Scale naut. m. = 1 in. 
Mar. 1903. 38.7X25.2 in. 40c 

^Newfoundland, Plans on north and west coast of; chart 2108. Mar. 1903. 
27.1 X 27.9 in. - 30c 

Cape Xorman Bav and Cook Harbor, from French survey in 1855. Scale naut. 

m. =-1.21in. ll'.S x le.l in. 
Good Bay and St. John Harbor, from French surveys between 1857 and 1859. 

Scale naut. m. = 3.5 in. 15.3 x 27.9 in. 
Green Island Anchorage, from British survev in 1898. Scale naut. m. = 4.05 in. 
11.8 X 11.8 in. 

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Apr. 1903; chart 1400. Scale 1° 
long.= 0.27in. 21 X 32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

XoTE. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc.. tracks of cyclonic storms; 
proposed pilot charts of south Atlantic and south Pacific Ocean; equator crossings 
in Pacific Ocean; forecast of weather; charts published, etc., Mar. 1-31, 1903; also, 
on reverse. Ice on Grand Banks, Mar. 1903. 

Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Apr. 1903; chart 1401. Scale 1° 
long. = 0.2in. 20.7X35.3 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc.. fishing banks; storm tracks; 
proposed pilot charts of south Atlantic and south Pacific Ocean; forecast of wind 
and weather; charts published, etc., Jan. 30-Feb. 28. 1903; equator cros-sings in 
Atlantic Ocean: also, on reverse. Hour angle at which time-azimuths should be 
observed in order that errors in time of observation may have least effect upon 
resulting azimuths, by G. W. Littlehalos; Errors that arise from extraordinary 
deflection of rays of light near horizon, by G. W. Logan. 

Society Islands, Anchorages in, south Pacific Ocean, from French sur- 
veys between 1859 and 1894; chart 1987. Mar. 1903. 26 X 38.4 
in. 40c 

Faaroa Bay, Raiatea I. Scale naut. m. = 2.48 in. 8.7 x 10.6 in. 

Fare Harbor, Huaheine Island. Scale naut. m. = 2.38 in. 9 x 7.7 in. 

Farerea Pass, Huaheine I. Scale -500 yds. = 1.95 in. 5.9 x 8.3 in. 

Hurepiti Bay, Tahaa I. Scale naut. m. = 2.5 in. 7.2 x 8.6 in. 

Mopeha [or] Mopelia Anchorage and Lagoon Entrance, MopehA or Howe Is. 

Scale naut. m. = 3.15 in. 8.9 x 11.5 in. 
Rautoanui Pass. Raiatea I. Scale naut. m. = 2.49 in. 9.9 x 8.6 in. 
Teavarua [or] L'turoa Harbor. Raiatea. Scale naut. m. = 7.85 in. 26 x 19.2 in. 
Teoneroa-Haaoa and Hamene bays. Tahaa I. Scale naut. m. = 2.5 in. 8.3 xlO.6 in. 

Tongatabu, [Tonga or] Friendly Islands, south Pacific Ocean, from Brit- 
ish survey in 188S; chart 2013. Scale naut. m. =1.94 in. Mar. 
1903. 26.4X45.6 in. 50c 

Vavau Group, Tonga or Friendly Islands, south Pacific Ocean, from 
British survev in 1898; chart 2012. Scale naut. m. =0.98 in. Mar. 
1903. 40.1X26.7 in. 40c 

X.VVAL OBSERVATORY 

Publications. 1903. 2d series, v. 3, [cxxxix] — [428] pp. il. 2 pi. 4° 
(H. doc. 355.) [The 1st series is known as Washington observa- 
tions.] 
Contents: 

Eros, Observations of, with 26 inch equatorial, 1900-01; by T. J. J. See, assisted by 

G. K. Lawton. 
and reference stars, Ob.servations of, with 9 inch tran.sit circle, 1900-01; by 

T. I. King, assisted by E. A. Boeger. W. M. Brown, and J. C. Hammond. 
Transit circle, 6-inch. Observations with, 1900-01; bv Milton Updegraff, assisted by 

F. B. Littell and G. K. Lawton. 
Transit instrument, prime vertical. Observations with, 1882-84; by R. R. Ingersoll, 

C. G. Bowman, and H. Taylor. 
Zodiacal stars, 495. Observations of, with 9-inch transit circle, 1900; by W. S. 

Eichelberger, assisted by G. K. Lawton and J. C. Hammond. 

LIBRARY 
Accessions to library, July-Dec. 1902, 11. 1903. 42 1. 
NAVIGATION BUREAU 

Regulations governing admission of candidates into Naval Academy as 
midshipmen. Mar. 1903. 15 pp. 



198 March, 1903 

supplies and accounts bureau 

Index [to] decisions [of comptroller of Treasury] Feb. 6-Nov. 29, 1902, 
and notes published in Memoranda for information of officers of 
Fay Corps from Special order 18 [of Navy Department] to Memo- 
randa 14. [1903.] iiipp. 12° 

Note.— Previou.s to the publication of tlie series of Memoranda, those deci-sions 
of the comptroller which affect the pay accounts of the Navy were included in 
Special order 18-121. 

Memoranda for information of officers of Pav Corps 19, 20; Mar. 2, 16, 
1903. p. 157-166, 12^^ 



Post-Office Department 

Response to call of House, correspondence relating to resignation of 
postmaster [Minnie M. Cox] at Indianola, Miss. Feb. 26, 1903. 
33 pp. (H. doc. 422.) 

Response to resolution, estimate of effect on revenue of Department in 
case of adoption of amendment giving all periodicals same rate as 
that now given weeklv periodicals. Mar. 2, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 
208.) 

Response to resolution, information relating to use of telephone in con- 
nection with special-delivery service. Mar. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (S. 
doc. 4, 58th Cong, special sess. ) 

United States Official Postal Guide, 2d series, v. 25, no. 3; ]Mar. 1903. 

Philadelphia. 36 pp. 12° [Monthly.] Paper, S2.00 a yr 

Note. — No. 1, January, for each year, is what is usually known as the Postal 

Guide, nos. 2-12 being additions arid 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 dur- 
ing Apr. 1903. 1 p. narrow i" [Monthly.] 

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE 

Daily bulletin of orders affecting postal service, v. 24, nos. 7009-34; 
Mar. 2-31, 1903. f° [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 



State Department 



Note.— The State Department distributes the Consular Reports and other De- 
partmental publications gratuitously. For sale of laws see page ITS. 

Alaska. Convention between United States and Great Britain providing 
for settlement of questions with respect to boundary between Alaska 
■ and British possessions. Signed Washington, Jan. 24, 1903, pro- 
claimed Mar. 3, 1903. 6 pp. 

Consular convention between LTnited States and Greece, signed Athens, 
Dec. 2, 1902. Jan. 6, 1903. 9 pp. (Confidential; [Senate] execu- 
tive J.) [Injunction of .«ecrecy removed Feb. 18, 1903.] 

Note. — The series of documents to which this belongs is printed in confidence 
for the use of the Senate, and is inaccessible to other persons unless, as in this 
instance, the Senate removes the injunction of secrecy. 



March, 1903 199 

Cuba. Commercial convention between United States and Cul)a, signed 
Habana, Dec. 11, 1902 [witb amendment!? proposed by Committee 
on Foreign Relations]. Mar. 5, 1903. 7 pp. (Senate executive I 
[pt. 1], 57th Cong. 2d sess. [reprinted for 58th Cong, special sess.].) 
[Injunction of secrecy removed Jan. 19, 1903.] 

Note. — The series of documents to which tlais belongs is printed in confidence 
for the use of the Senate, and is inaccessibie to other persons unless, as in this 
instance, the Senate removes the injunction of secrecy. 

Diplomatic list, :Mar. 1903. 14 pp. 24» [Monthly.] 

Extradition. Supplementary convention with Mexico for extradition of 

fugitives from justice, signed City of ^Mexico, June 25, 1902. Dec. 

4,1902. 2 pp. (Confidential; [Senate] executive G. ) [Injunction 

of secrecy removed Mar. 12, 1903.] 
Note. — The series of documents to which this belongs is printed in confidence 

for the use of the Senate, and is inaccessible to other persons unless, as in this 

instance, the Senate removes the injunction of .secrecy. 

Treaty between United States and Guatemala for extradition of 

fugitives from justice, concluded Washington, Feb. 27, 1903. Feb. 
27,1903. 8 pp. (Confidential; [Senate] executive O.) [Injunction 
of secrecy removed Mar. 12, 1903.] 

Note. — The series of documents to which this belongs is printed in confidence 
for the use of the Senate, and is inaccessible to other persons unless, as in this 
instance, the Senate removes the injunction of secrecy. 

Interoceanic canal. Convention between United States and Colombia 
for construction of [Panama] Canal, to connect Atlantic and Pacific 
oceans, signed [Washington] Jan. 22, 1903. Mar. 5, 1903. 16 pp. 
(Senate executive K, 57th Cong. 2d sess. [reprinted for 58th Cong, 
special ses.s.].) [Injunction of secrecy removed Jan. 24, 1903.] 

Note. — The series of documents to which this belongs is printed in confidence 
for the use of the Senate, and is inaccessible to other persons unless, as in this 
instance, the Senate removes the injunction of secrecy, 

Same [Spanish; with Act for construction of canal, approved June 

28,1902]. [1903.] 13 pp. 
Register, corrected to Feb. 28, 1903. 169 pp. 20 maps. 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

Note. — This Bureau sells its own monthlj' bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices 
usually ranging from 5c to 7.5c. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

Monthly bulletin. Mar. 1903; whole no. 114, v. 14, no. 3. p. 605-918, 1 

por. (H. doc. 310, pt. 3.) [Contains articles in English, Spanish, 

and French.] Paper, 25c single copy, $2.00 a yr 

Contents: 

Additions to Columbus Memorial Library, Feb. 1903. 

Argentina Port movements for 1902; agricultural exports: statistics of area and 
population: Bahia Blanca and Northwestern Railway: report of Argentine 
Southern Land Company; Buenos Ayres Western Railway; notes. 

Bolivia. Notes. 

Book notes. 

Brazil, Foreign commerce in 1902; exports of cacao in 1902; provisions of budget 
law; statistics of rubber trade; trade in 1901; miscellaneous notes, 

Chile, Goma-brea. 

Coffee conference. Work and results of, report by .\ntonio Lazo Arriaga, delegate 
for Guatemala, 

Colombia, Notes. 

Costa Rica. Duty on extract of licorice. 

Cuba. Commerce of Santiago de Cuba; customs tariff: tobacco production; notes. 

Ecuador. Customs legislation; approval of Pan-.\merican treaties: representa- 
tion at Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 

Guatemala, New steamship line to L'nited States. 

Honduras, Message of President Sierra; new stage-coach line; agricultural con- 
ditions: economic development; development and material progress during 
1901-2, 

India-rubber goods in commerce. 

Latin America, Trade opportunities in, 

Martinez Silva, Carlos, Death of. 



200 March, 1903 

Monthly bulletin— Continued. 

Contents— Continued. 

Metric system, Indorsement of, resolutions passed at meeting of American Cham- 
ber of "Commerce in Paris, Dec. 3, 1902, favoring adoption in United States. 

Mexico. Financial statement, Jan. 1, 1903; rate of exchange in February: ex- 
portation of henequen in 1902; Monterey Steel Plant; stocli raising in Republic; 
cotton industry; National Railroad; preparation of zacaton; concession for car 
shops; notes. 

Nicaragua. Debarkation of passengers and goods; culture of ceara rubber; Cen- 
tral Railway; notes. 

Paraguay. Trade in 1902; meat products and industry; commerce with Uruguay. 

Periodicals and newspapers on file. 

Peru. Commerce in 1900 and 1901; cultivation of Indian corn. 

Salvador. Notes. 

Sanitary Bureau, International, report of president concerning bubonic plague 
[in San Francisco] . 

Shipbuilding in 1902. 

United States. Trade with Latin America; consular trade reports; foreign com- 
merce in Jan. 1903; internal commerce in 1902; gold imports and exports in 
1902; Department of Commerce [and Labor]; development of Porto Rican 
trade; number and valtie of farm animals; notes. 

Uruguay. Exports through Montevideo in 1902; commerce with Cuba; Uruguay 
Northern Railwav Company, Limited; notes. 

Venezuela. Internationa! protocols; trade statistics for 1902; notes. 

FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Advance sheets of consular reports, Mar. 2-31, 1903; nos. 1583-1608. 11. 
[Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 

Consular Reports, Mar. 1903; v. 71, no. 270. xx + 323-472 pp. 7 il. (H. 
doc. 113, pt. 3.) [Monthly. These articles have appeared previ- 
ously in the Advance sheets.] *Paper, 15c 

Contents: 

Africa, Railway con.struction in; by G. B. Ravndal. 
Amherstburg-Wiiidsor electric road; by C. VV. Martin. 
Attire, historical, Russian exhibition of; by VV. R. Holloway. 
Automobile, Repairing aerial wires by, in France; by Thornwell Haynes. 
Automobile expo.sition, French, by Leon Ausher; transmitted by Thornwell 

Haynes. 
Autoiuobile show, Paris, American exhibits at; by J. K. Gowdy. 
Automobiles, Railway, in Europe. 
Bank of France; by J. K. Gowdy. 
Beef supplies. Great Britain's; by F. W. Mahin. 
[Beet] sugar, French, Brussels conference and; by J. C. Covert. 

Manufacture of, in France; by Thornwell Haynes. 

[Beet] sugar production, European; by H. W. Diederich. 

Bricks, Sand, in France; by J. K. Gowdy. 

British Columbia, Railway extensions in; tran.smitted by L. E. Dudley. 

Buenos Ayres, Strike at; by Daniel Mayer. 

Cereals, winter, Russian crop of. 

Civil-marriage law of Ecuador. 

Coke production, Value of rational methods in; by F. H. Mason. 

Cotton, German, New source for; by J. P. Monaghan. 

Cuban customs tariff; transmitted by H. G. Squiers. 

Food stuffs. Exhibition of, at Ghent; transmitted by F. R. Mowrer. 

Foreign reports and publications. 

Forest administration of British India; by R. F. Patterson. 

France and her colonies; by R. P. Skinner. 

United States trade with; by A. M. Thackara. 

German tariff, New; by F. H. Mason. 

Immigration [from United States] into northwest Canada; by L. E. Dudley. 

Iron and steel trades in Scotland; transmitted by Rufus Fleming. 

Iron industry, Russian; transmitted by W. R. Holloway. 

Irrigation works of India; by R. F. Patter.son. 

Italv, Commercial notes from; by Riclimond Pearson. 

Labor arbitration. Proposed, in British Columbia; by L. E. Dudley. 

Labor laws, New Zealand; by Frank Dillingham. 

Locomotives, American, in England; by Marshal Halstead. 

Lumber and timber trade in Lourenpo Marquez; by W. S. Hollis. 

Manchester exports to United States; by VV. F. Grinnell. 

Meat products in Paraguay; by J. N. Ruffin. 

Merchant marine, Russian, in 1901; by Samuel Smith. 

Metric weights and measures in Germany; by D. B. Mason. 

Niagara power. Development of; by H. W. Brush. 

Nicaragua, Loan in; by Chester Donaldson. 

Notes. 

Photographs on fruit in France; by Thornwell Haynes. 

Porcelain figures, Old Vienna; by C. B. Hurst. 

Safety device, New, for railways; by F. H. Mason. 



March, 1903 201 



Consular Reports — Continued. 

Co«^Oi'«— Continued. 

Salt mines of Iletzk. Russia: transmitted by W. R. Holloway. 

Scotland. .Joint-stock companies in: by Rufus Fleming. 

Shipbuilding, German, progress on the Weser: by H, \V, Diederich. 

Shoemakers' exhibition in Hamburg; by J. F. Monaghan, 

Siberian Railroad, Development of trafKc on: by W. R. Holloway. 

Silkworm in Spain: by A. E. Carleton. 

Silkworms in Italy: by William Jarvis. 

Simplon Railwav: bv Richmond Pearson. 

Slavonia, Trade "of: "by F. D. Chester. 

Steam power of Prussia in 1902: by J. J. Langer. 

Steamship communication. Roiien-American: by Thornwell Haynes. 

Sulphate of copper. Opening for. in Greece: by F. W. Jackson. 

Textile industry of St. Etienne: by H. S. Brunot. 

United States. "Our foreign commerce in 1902: by Frederic Emory. 

Venezuela, Germany's trade with; by Richard Guenther. 

Venezuelan ports. Blockade of, German proclamation, Italian proclamation; 

transmitted by Charlemagne Tower and G. V. L. Meyer. 
Water power in" France: by C. P. H. Xason. 
Wool trade of Marseilles: by R. P. Skinner. 
Zacaton, Preparation of, in Mexico: by J. G. Pag^s. 

Review of the world's commerce; introductory to Commercial relations 
of United States, 1902. 1903. 174-iii pp. [This publication, 
here printed separately, also forms part of the Commercial 
relations.] 

INTERNATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS 

6th International Prison Congress, Brussels, Aug. 1900, report of its 
proceedings and conclusions; by Samuel J. Barrows. Eeb. 10, 1903. 
90 pp. (H. doc. 374.) " ■*Cloth, loc; *paper, 5c 

LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMMISSION 

Receipts and disbursements of Louisiana [Purchase] Exposition Com- 
pany, Jan. 1903. 3Iar. 3, 1903. 3 pp. (S. doc. 211.) 

ROLLS AND LIBRARY BUREAU 

[Circular stating of what a set of laws of 57th Congress, 2d session, con- 
sists.] Mar. 4, 1903. 1 p. 12» 
Same. Mar. 16, 1903. 1 p. 12» 

Treasury Department 

Bonds of United States. Circular to holders of United States 4 per cent 
consols of 1907, acts of July 14, 1870, and Jan. 20, 1871, and 3 per 
cent bonds of 1908, act of June 13, 1898 [relative to exchange for 2 
per cent bonds of 19.30]. :\Iar. 26, 1903. 3 pp. 4« (Dept. circular 
.34, 1903. ) 

Customs Service. Compensation in lieu of moiety, report to chief offi- 
cer of customs of information received by subordinate officers. 
:\lar. 18, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 33, 1903; Division of Cus- 
toms. ) 

Debt. Statement of public debt and cash in Treasury, Mar. 1903. 1 p. f " 
[Monthly.] 

Domestic animals. Importation of animals for breeding purposes [regu- 
lations]. Mar. 7, 1903. 6 pp. 4" (Dept. circular 28, 1903; Division 
of Customs. ) 

Imports and exports. Changes in statistical schedules A and E, classifi- 
cations for imported commodities. Mar. 7, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. 
circular 29, 1903; Bureau of Statistics. ) 

Free entry of domestic products exported and returned. Mar. 26, 

1903. 1 p". 4° (Dept. circular 35, 1903; Division of Customs.) 



202 March, 1903 

Niagara Falls, N. Y., created immediate-transportation port [act of Con- 
gress]. Mar. 6, 1903. 1 p. 4° (Dept. circular 27, 1903; Division of 
Customs. ) 

OflBcial matter. Supervision, assignment, and signing of official matter 
in Department. Mar. 5, 1903. 2 pp. i" (Dept. circular 25, 1903; 
Division of Appointments. ) 

Porto Rico. Refund of duties and fines on goods from Porto Rico and 
Philippine Islands [act of Congress]. Mar. 6, 1903. 1 p. 4° (Dept. 
circular 26, 1903; Division of Customs. ) 

Steamboat Inspection Service. Examination and certification of foreign- 
passenger steamers sailing under flag of Germany and inspected 
under laws of that country. Mar. 12, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 
30, 1903; Steamboat-Inspection Service. ) 

Treasury decisions .under internal revenue laws, v. 5; Jan. -Dec. 1902. 
[See Internal Revenue Office.] 

Treasury decisions under tariff, internal revenue, immigration, naviga- 
tion laws, etc., weekly, v. 6, nos. 10-13; Mar. 5-26, 1903. [Depart- 
ment decisions numbered 24251-306 including general appraisers' 
decisions 5290-5306, and internal revenue decisions 631-644.] 

APPRAISERS 

Reappraisements of merchandise by general appraisers [on Feb. 18- 
Mar. 25, 1903]; Mar. 2-30, 1903. 4° (Reappraisement circulars 
931-940; Division of Customs.) [Weekly.] 

ARCHITECT, SUPERVISING 

Communication recommending appropriations for certain public build- 
ings, etc. Feb. 26, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 423.) 

BOOKKEEPING AND WARRANTS DIVISION 

Comparative statement of receipts and expenditures of United States 
[for month and 8 months ending Feb. 1902 and 1903]. 1 p. oblong 
8" [Monthly.] 

Same [for month and 9 months ending Mar. 1902 and 1903]. 1 p. 
oblong 8° [Monthly.] 

Statement of balances, appropriations, and expenditures of Govern- 
ment, 1902. [1903.] 107 pp. 4° (Treas. Dept. doc. 2313.) 

Statement of Treasury, Mar. 2-30, 1903. Each [3] pp. 4" [Daily ex- 
cept Sundays and holidays.] 

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 

Note.— The Charts, Coast Pilots, and Tide Tables of the Coast and Geodetic Sur- 
rey 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 custoni-houses, at 
the branch hydrographic offices of the Navy Department, at United States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coast Survey. 

Catalogue of charts, sailing directions, and tide tables of Philippine 

Islands. Manila, Jan. 1, 1903. 5 1. 
Notice to Mariners 295; Feb. 1903. 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; chart T. Scale 1:3,600,000. Feb. 1903, first published 1890. 
27.3 X 46.2 in. 50c 



March, 1903 203 

Cuvos and Cagavanes islands, P. I.; chart 4717. Mercator projection. 

* Feb. 1903.' 39.2 X 29.2 in. 50c 

San Pablo Bav, Cal.; Avith Sub-sketch, Continuation of Straits of Kar- 

quines; chart 5523. Scale 1:50,000. Feb. 1903, tirst published 

1863. 23.8 X 38.6 and 5.7 X 7.7 in. 50c 

Thames Eiver, harbor of New London and approaches, Conn. ; with 

inset [Continuation of Thames River] ; chart 359. Scale 1:20,000. 

Mar. 1903, first published 1884. 42.2 X 24.5 and 21.5 X 8.6 in. 40c 

COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY 

Abstract of reports of condition of national banks, Feb. 6, 1903; no. 32. 

Feb. 26, 1903. 8 pp. 4" [Issued 5 times a year.] 
Bulletin 515-519; Mar. 2-30, 1903. 4° [Weekly.] 

Note. — Announces changes in officers of national banks, organization of new 
banks, liquidations, etc. 

COMPTROLLER OF TREASURY 

[Decision as to availability of appropriation, maintenance of yards and 
docks, 1903, for purchase of miscellaneous supplies for Bureau of 
Yards and Docks.] Dec. 17, 1902 [published 1903]. 3 pp. 

List of decisions overruled l>y subsecjuent decisions, Oct. 1, 1894-June 
30, 1902, in published volumes 1-8 and manuscript volumes 1-21. 
1903. 26 pp. 

GOVERNMENT ACTUARY 

^larket prices and investment values of outstanding securities [P'eb- 
1903]. Mar. 2, 1903. 2 pp. 4" (Treasury Dept. Dept. circular 
23, 1903.) 

IMMIGRATION BUREAU 

Immigration regulations. 3Iar. 13, 1903. 4 jip. 4° (Treasurv Dept 
Dept. circular 32, 1903. ) 

Official uniforms, immigration service. Mar. 12, 1903. 2 pp. 4" (Treas- 
ury Dept. Dept. circular 31, 1903.) 

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE 

Relative to use by dealers of name or names appearing on their special- 
tax stamps when ordering oleomargarine. Feb. 26, 1903. 1 p. 4° 
(Circular 641.) 

Treasury decisions under internal revenue laws, v. 5; Jan. -Dec. 1902. 
1903. iii — 222 pp. [Contains internal revenue decisions numbered 
455-612.] *Sheep, $1.00 

LIFE-SAVING SERVICE 
Annual report, 1902. 1903. 475 pp. il. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2312.) 

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 oflBce of 
the Board at Washington, the inspectors of the several lighthouse districts, the 
United States custom-houses, the Hydrographic Office audits branches, and the 
sales agents of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 

Bulletin 141, recent changes in aids to navigation. Mar. 1, 1903, coasts 

of .United States. 18 1. + [2] pp. [Monthly.] 
List of beacons, buoys, and day marks on northern lakes and rivers; 

corrected to opening of navigation, 1903. 150 pp. large 8° 



204 March, 1903 

Notice to Mariners 10-21 of 1903; Mar. 3-31, 1903. p. 10-21, 4° 

Note. — Contains notices of establishment of new lights, light-vessels, and steam- 
whistles, changes in buoyage, etc. 

LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION 

Circulation statement, Mar. 1, 1903. 1 p. oblong 8° [Monthly.] 

Note.— Estimated population, Mar. 1, 1903, 80,028,000; circulation per capita, 

129.41. 

Registered bonds caveated upon books of [Treasury] Department, Mar. 
1, 1903. 1 p. f° [Monthly.] 

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS 

Annual report of director, 1902. 1903. 19 pp. 4" (Treas. Dept. doc. 
2316.) 

PUBLIC HEALTH AND MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Information for candidates for appointment as pharmacist in service. 
Feb. 27, 1903. 2 pp. 4» (Treasury Dept. Dept. circular 22, 1903.) 

Information for i^ersons desirous of entering medical corps of service. 
Mar. 4, 1903. 4 pp. 4° (Treasury Dept. Dept. circular 24, 1903.) 

Public Health Reports, v. 18, nos. 10-13; Mar. 6-27, 1903. [xvi] + 309- 
462 pp. [Weekly.] 

Note. — This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as reported by the officers of the Public Health and Marine 
Hospital Service and others, is for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is lim- 
ited, and the document is intended only for health officers and other persons 
interested in sanitary affairs. To obtain it application should be made to the 
Surgeon-General of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, Treasury 
Department. 

YELLOW FEVER INSTITUTE 

Methods of convevance of yellow fever infection; by H. R. Carter. 
Revised edition. Julv, 1902 [published 1903]. p. 17-24. (Bul- 
letin 10.) 

Vessels as carriers of mosquitoes; by S. B. Grubbs. Mar. 1903. p. 
25-28. (Bulletin 11.) 

REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE 

Report of operations of revenue steamer Nunivak on Yukon River sta- 
tion, 1899-1901; by J. C. Cantwell. 1902 [1903]. 325 pp. 147 pi. 
(Treas. Dept. doc. 2276.) *Cloth, $1.00 

SjKcial articles arc: 
Dall River-Koyukuk Trail, Reconnoissance of: by Eugene Blake [jr.]. 
Koyukuk River, Reconnoissance of; by B. H. Camden. 
Medical officer of steamer. Report of; by J. T. White. 

SPECIAL AGENTS DIVISION 

Report on salmon fisheries of Alaska, 1902; by Howard M. Kutchin. 
1903. 63 pp. 11 pi. (S. doc. 113.) 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Advance sheets from Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance, 
shoM'ing details of imports and exports by articles and countries for 
Feb. 1903. 70 pp. 4» 



March, 1903 205 

Exports of domestic breadstuffs, provisions, cotton, and mineral oils, 

Feb. 1903. 13 pp. 4° (Bulletin 8, series 1902-03.) [Monthly.] 
Imports and exports of United States, Feb. 1903. 1 p. 4° [Monthly.] 
Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance of United States, Jan. 
1903; no. 7, series 1902-03. p. 2029-2264, 4" (H. doc. 15, pt. 
7. ) *Faper, 35c 

Statistical Abstract of United States, 1902. 1903. No. 25, 580 pp. 1 
tab. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2311; H. doc. 376.) *Paper, 30c 

Summary of internal commerce, Jan. 1903; from Summary of Commerce 
and Finance, Jan. 1903. iii H- 2039-98 pp. 4° 

STEAMBOAT INSPECTION SERVICE 

Laws goyerning seryice, Revised Statutes as amended by acts of Con- 
gress. Edition, Jan. 19, 1903. 64 pp. 

TREASURER OF UNITED STATES 

Monthly statement, paper currency of each denomination outstanding 
Mar. 31, 1903. 1 p. oblong 24" 

Statement of funded indebtedness of District of Columbia and late cor- 
poration of Washington, [by] ex-officio commissioner of sinking 
fund of District, Mar. 31, 1903. 1 p. oblong 8° [Quarterly.] 



War Department 



Acts of Congress relating to Department passed during 57th Congress, 
2d session [title-page and index]. 1903. 18 pp. 

Annual reports, 1902; y. 10, pts. 1, 2, [3d annual] report of Philippine 
Commission. [See Philippine Commission, 1900-.] 

Appendix to army regulations, 1901, showing changes to Dec. 31, 1902. 
[1903.] p. 2,^7-430, 2 il. 

Drill regulations for cavalry. [Revised edition.] 1902 [1903]. 529 pp. 
il. small 4° (War Dept. doc. 181.) 

Re.sponse to resolution, report showing courts-martial had in Philippine 
Islands in consequence of instructions communicated to Major- 
General Chaffee Apr. 15, 1902; with [summaries of records and 
testimony therein and rej^orts of investigations regarding death of 
Father Augustine de la Pena, alleged to have been caused by 
Cornelius INI. Brownell, by judge-advocate-general of Army]. Mar. 
3,1903. 150 pp. (S. doc. 213.) 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL 

[Adjutant-General's Office, its sections and divisions.] Mar. 4, 1903. 

11 pp. 12" 
Army list and directory, officers of Army, Mar. 20, 1903; [no.] 40. 72 

pp. 
Circular 8-13 [1903]; Mar. 3-30, 1903. 12» 

Enlistments for line of Army, Feb. 1903. 7 pp. 12" [Monthly.] 
General orders 23-47 [1903]; Mar. 4-31, 1903. 120 
Gimpowder and high explosives, by Willoughby Walke; revised Dec. 5, 

1902. 1903. 57 pp. 25 il. 4° ("Artillery circular B [revised], series 

begun in 1893; War Dept. doc. 184.) 



206 March, 1903 

Official armv register, 1903. Dec. 1 [with addenda to Dec. 31] 1902 
[published 1903]. 547 pp. (War Dept. doc. 182; H. doc. 
392. ) *Paper, 35c 

Special orders 50-75 [1903]; Mar. 2-31, 1903. 12° [Daily except Sun- 
days and holidays.] 

Stations of Army, Mar. 26, 1903. [2] pp. oblong large 8° [Weekly; 
none issued Mar. 5, 12, and 19.] 

ARMY 

CAVALRY AND FIELD ARTILLERY SCHOOL 

General orders 7-10 [1903]; Fort Riley, Kans., Mar. 6-31, 1903. Each 

1 p. 12° 
Special orders 6, 7 [1903]; Fort Riley, Kans., Mar. 2, 19, 1903. Each 

1 p. 12" 

CHICKAMAUGA AND CHATTANOOGA NATIONAL PARK 
COMMISSION 

Campaign for Chattanooga, historical sketch descriptive of model in 
relief of region about Chattanooga and of battles illustrated thereon. 
1902 [1903]. 47 pp. map. 

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT 

Circular 5 [1903]; Mar. 25, 1903. 2 pp. 12° 

Civilian engineers employed on river and harbor work [1902]. Feb. 26, 

1903. 6 pp. (H. doc. 420.) 
General orders 2, 3 [1903]; Mar. 2, 31, 1903. 12° 
General orders and circulars, 1902 [index]. [1903.] 8 pp. 12° (War 

Dept. doc. 191.) 
Special orders, 1902 [index] . [1903. ] 8 pp. 12° ( War Dept. doc. 192. ) 
Same, 7-10 [1903] ; Mar. 4-30, 1903. Each 1 p. 12° 

INSULAR AFFAIRS BUREAU 

Compilation of Philippine insurgent records, 1, telegraphic correspond- 
ence of Emilio Aguinaldo, July 15, 1898-Feb. 28, 1899, annotated. 
1903. 48 pp. map. 

Monthly summarv of commerce of Philippine Islands, Sept. 1902; no. 3, 
series 1902-03. [1903.] p. 247-368, 4° 

Same, Oct. 1902; no. 4, series 1902-03. [1903.] p. 369-496, 4° 

Statement of revenues and expenditures in Philippine Archipelago, 
Aug. 20, 1898-June 30, 1902. Feb. 26, 1903. 143 pp. (S. doc. 182.) 

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 

Ordnance orders 1, 5, 6 [1903] ; Jan. 19-Mar. 18, 1903. 12° 

PAY DEPARTMENT 

Circular 268; Mar. 12, 1903. 1 p. 12° 

Distance circular 3; ]Mar. 15, 1903. 12 pp. [Amendments to Official 

table of distances.] 
Memorandum circular [extracts from Army regulations relative to pay? 

ments to officers]. Mar. 24, 1903. 3 pp. 12° 
Monthly station list of officers, ^lar. 1, 1903. 4 pp. 
Stoppage circular. Mar. 16, 1903. 4 pp. [Monthly.] 



March, 1903 207 

philippine commission, 1900- 

3d annual report [for year ending Sept. 30] 1902 [with reports of 

departments, bureau officers, 1902, etc.]. 1903. 2 pts. xii + 1220 

+ Ixvi pp. 1 il. 123 pi. 6 maps. (Insular Affairs Bureau; War 

Dept., Reports, 1902, v. 10, pts. 1, 2; H. doc. 2.) [The ix pages of 

contents and Ixvi pages of index are repeated in each of the 2 

parts.] * Cloth, $1.65 

Contents: 

Civil Governor, Philippine Islands. Report [for year ending Sept. 30, 1902, with 

reports of bureau officers] . 
Finance and Justice Department, Philippine Islands. 1st annual report, Oct. 15, 

1901-Sept. 30, 1902 [with decisions and reports of bureau officers]. 
Interior Department, Philippine Islands. Report for year ending Aug. 31, 1902 

[with reports of bureau officers] . 
Manila, Ordinances of. 
Philippine Commission. Acts [July 1-Oct. 27, 1902] . 

Report. 

Public Instruction Department, Philippine Islands. 1st annual report [for] year 

ending Oct. 1.5, 1902 [with reports of bureau officers] . 

Ley disponiendo la adjudicacion y el registro de titulos de la propiedad 
raiz en las Islas Filipinas. Manila, 6 de Noviembre de 1902. 79 pp. 
(No. 496.) [Title on cover reads Ley del registro de la propiedad.] 

Public laws and resolutions passed bv commission during quarter end- 
ing Feb. 28, 1902. Manila, 1902. '653 pp. [English and Spanish.] 

Regulations governing utilization of forest products of state lands [of 
Philippine Islands]. Manila, 1903. 28 pp. 12" [This is a reprint, 
with footnotes added, of General orders 92, June 27, 1900, issued 
from office of military governor in Philippine Islands.] 

Same [Spanish]. Manila, 1903. 29 pp. 12» 

GOVERNMENT LABORATORIES BUREAU 

Preparation of benzoyl-acetyl peroxide, and its use as intestinal anti- 
septic in cholera and dysentery, preliminary notes; by Paul C. 
Freer. Manila, 1902. 17 pp. ([Publication] 2, 1902.) 

PHILIPPINE EXPOSITION BOARD 

Act 514 creating board [enacted by Taft Commission Nov. 11, 1902], cir- 
cular letter of Governor Taft, and information and instructions for 
preparation of Philippine exhibit for Louisiana Purchase Exposition 
at St. Louis, Mo., 1904, preliminary exposition in Manila, 1903, and 
permanent museum of Philippine products in capital of archipelago. 
Manila, 1903. 38 pp. 8 il. (Publication 4.) 

Same [Spanish] , with Reglamento y clasificacion sobre la exposicion Fili- 
pina. Manila, 1902. xli + 91 pp. 8 il. (Publicacion 2.) 

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS CIVIL GOVERNOR 

Executive order 2, 3 [1903] ; Manila, Jan. 25, 31, 1903. Each 1 p. 12" 

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS HEALTH BOARD 

Monthly report, Dec. 1902. Manila, 1903. 12 pp. 4" 

PHILIPPINE WEATHER BUREAU 

Bulletin, Sept. 1902. :Manila, 1902. p. 195-238, 4° [English and 
Spanish.] 

Note. — Contains meteorological data, notes on weather, magnetic and seismic 
disturbances, and crops of Philippine Islands. Special article is, Brief notes con- 
cerning volcanoes and seismic phenomena of Marianas [or Ladrone] Islands; 
by Miguel Saderra Maso. 

14247— No. 99—03 3 



208 March, 1903 

Bulletin, Oct. 1902. Manila, 1903. p. 239-265, 2 il. 4» [English and 
Spanish.] 

Note. — Special article is, Soclinic and isogonic lines in Mindanao; by Miguel 
Saderra Mas6. 

QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT 

Expenditures from aiDpropriation for barracks and quarters, Philippine 
Islands, 1903 [preliminary report to Feb. 15, 1903]. Felx 26, 1903. 
4 pp. (H. doc. 428.) 

Roster showing stations and duties of officers, Mar. 15, 1903. 7 pp. 
[Monthly.] 

SIGNAL OFFICE 

Orders 5, 6 [1903] ; Mar. 2, 16, 1903. 12° 

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT 

Circular 3 [1903]; Mar. 17, 1903. 2 pp. 12« 

Roster [of officers]. Mar. 1, 1903. 3 pp. [Monthly.] 

Courts of United States 

SUPREME COURT 

In memoriam, Horace Gray. [1903.] 58 jip. 1 por. large 8° 

Opinion upon appeal involving constitutionality of 1st section of act for 

suppression of lottery traffic; presented by Mr. Hansbrough. Mar. 

19, 1903. 14 pp. (S. doc. 9, 58th Cong, special sess. ) 

District of Columbia 

Note. — For quarterly Statement of Indebtedness see Treasurer of United States. 

Excise Board. Report for year ending Oct. 31, 1902. Mar. 3, 1903. 

2 pp. (S. doc. 214. ) 
Public Library. 5th annual report of trustees and 4th annual report of 

librarian, 1902. 41 pp. 1 por. 14 pi. 

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 Collections; 3, annual reports; 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 Superintendent of Documents." 
The annual reports are the only Smithsonian publications that are regularly 
issued as public documents. Allthe others are paid for from the private funds 
of the Institution. Separates from the reports are for exchange, and for free dis- 
tribution to authors and specialists, but not for sale. The annual reports are 
included in the Congressional set. 

Smithsonian physical tables; by Thomas Gray. 2d revised edition. 
1903. xxxiv + 301 pp. (Smithsonian miscellaneous collections [v. 
35; publication] 1038.) 



March, 1903 209 

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. 

Review of elasmobranchiate fishes of Japan, by David Starr Jordan and 
Henry W. Fowler; from Proceedings, v. 26. 1903. p. 593-674, 
10 il. 2 pi. (No. 1324.) 

Structural features of bryozoan genus homotrypa, with descriptions of 
species from Cincinnatian group, by Ray S. Bassler; from Proceed- 
ings, V. 26. 1903. p. 565-591, 6 pi. (No. 1323.) 



Various Bureaus 

ANTHRACITE COAL STRIKE COMMISSION 

Report on anthracite coal strike of May-Oct. 1902. [Mar. 18] 1903. 
87 pp. (S. doc. 6, 58th Cong, special sess. ) 

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 

Civil service rules approved by President Mar. 20, 1903, to take effect 

Apr. 15, 1903. 20 pp. 
Response to resolution, charges and evidence on account of which 

Elmer E. Forshay was dismissed from surveyor-general's office of 

Idaho [and evidence in regard to conduct of said office by Joseph. 

Perrault]. Mar. 3, 1903. 27 pp. 1 pi. (S. doc. 212.) 

FISH COMMISSION 

Note. — The Commission supplies gratuitously those of its publications which 
are in print. 

Fisheries of Middle Atlantic States, [calendar year] 1901. [1903.] 1 p. 

narrow i° (Statistical bulletin 131.) 
Habits and culture of black bass, by Dwight Lydell; from Bulletin, 1902. 

1903. p. 39-44, 1 pi. large 8° 
Statement of certain fishery products landed at Boston and Gloucester, 

Mass., by American fishing vessels, Feb. 1903. 1 p. oblong 8° 

(Statistical bulletin 133.) 

BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY, WOODS HOLE 

Hearing and allied senses in fishes [with bibliography], by G. H. 
Parker; from Fish Commission bulletin, 1902. 1903. p. 45-64, 
1 pi. large 8° (Contributions.) 

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 

DOCUMENTS OFFICE 

Catalogue of United States Public Documents, monthly, no. 98; Feb. 
1903. 83-174 + XXX pp. 



210 March, 1903 

interstate commerce commission 

Note.— The Commission furnishes its reports gratuitously to those who apply 
for them. 

Compliance with resolution, report showing rates filed by common car- 
riers on import and domestic traffic of like kind carried [from] ports 
of entry to interior points, which show material differences in favor 
of through shipments of imported article.s, also customs duties on 
[such] articles. Mar. 2, 1903. 34 pp. (S. doc. 207.) 

List of national, State, and local commercial organizations, also national, 
State, and local agricultural associations [response to resolution]. 
Feb. 10, 1903. 296 pp. (S. doc. 146.) 

STATISTICS DIVISION 

Classification of construction expenses as prescribed in accordance with 
sec. 20 of act to regulate commerce. 1903. 8 pp. + l- 9-16. 

LABOR DEPARTMENT 

Note.— The Department furnishes its publications gratuitously to those who 
apply for them. 

17th annual report of commissioner, 1902; trade and technical educa- 
tion. 1902 [1903]. 1333 pp. (H. doc. 18.) [For edition without 
Congressional document number see Catalogue for Feb. 1903, page 
169.] *Cloth, 90c; *paper, 70c 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 

COPYEIGHT 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 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 15.00 per year of 52 numbers. The bulletins 
of the office are sent free on application to theRegister of Copyrights. 

Catalogue of title entries of books and other articles entered under copv- 
right law; whole nos. 609-612; Mar. 5-26, 1903. p. 797-1216. 
[Weekly; no. 612 contains quarterly index.] Paper, $5.00 a yr 



Shipments to Depositories 

During the Month of March, 1903 



Note.— Shipment numbers run from 1 to 49, inclusive, and then begin again with 1. 
Shipment 21 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 21. No. 

231, pt. 3; Reports of Committee on Foreign Eelations, 1789-1901, 

V. 3. (Serial no. 4049. ) 
Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Experiment 

Station Record, Feb. 1903; v. 14, no. 6. vii + 517-620 pp. 8° 

Shipment 28 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 18. Nos. 

230, 236; Memorial addresses on C. K. Davis and J. H. Gear. 
(Serial no. 4046. ) 

Forestry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Eucalypts cultivated in 
United States [with bibliography]; by Alfred James McClatchie. 
1902. 106 pp. 92 pi. large 8° (Bulletin 35. ) 

Shipment 29 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 26. No. 

231, pt. 8; Reports of Committee on Foreign Relations, 1789-1901, 
V. 8. (Serial no. 4054.) 

Shipment SO 

Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park Commission (War De- 
partment). Campaign for Chattanooga, historical sketch descrip- 
tive of model in relief of region about Chattanooga and of liattles 
illustrated thereon. 1902 [1903]. 47 pp. map, 8'^ 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 101. No. 
514; Atlas of Chickamauga, Chattanooga, and vicinitv. (Serial no. 
4175.) 

Shipment 31 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 29. No. 
232; Paris Exposition, 1900, report, v. 3. (Serial no. 4057.) 

Shipment 32 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 34. No. 

237; Senate manual. (Serial no. 4062.) 
57th Congress, 1st session. House reports, v. 9. Nos. 2444-2750; 

miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4407.) 

211 



212 March, 1903 

Shipment S3 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House reports, v. 8. Nos. 2082- 
2443; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4406.) 

Shipment 34 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 27. No. 

'232; Paris Exposition, 1900, report, v. 1. (Serial no. 4055.) 
Revenue Cutter Service (Treasury Department). Report of operations 

of revenue steamer Nunivak on Yukon River station, 1899-1901; bv 

J. C. Cantwell. 1902 [1903]. 325 pp. 147 pi. 8° 

Shipment 35 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 12. Nos. 
112, 190; Taft Philippine Commission, reports, 1900; Lands held for 
ecclesiastical uses in Philippine Islands. (Serial no. 4040.) 

Same, v. 30. No. 232; Paris Exposition, 1900, report, v. 4. (Se- 
rial no. 4058.) 

Shipment 36 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 42. No. 
13; Foreign Commerce and Navigation, 1901, v. 1. (Serial no. 4309.) 



Shipment 37 

(Serial no. 4310.) 



Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 43. No. 
13; Foreign Commerce and Navigation, 1901, V. 2. (Serial no. 

Shipment 38 

Agriculture, Department of. [Bureau of Animal Industr}-] order 98 
[amendment 1], order 101 [amendment 11], order 103-105; Feb. 
10-Mar. 9, 1903. Each 1 p. 8°, narrow large 8°, and narrow i° 

Dairy Division (Animal Industry Bureau, Department of Agriculture). 
Water content of creamery butter. [Feb. 1903.] 4 pp. 8" (Animal 
Industry Bureau. Circular 39. ) 

Entomology Division ( Department of Agriculture) . Culture of mulberry 
silkworm; by Henrietta Aiken Kelly. 1903. 32 pp. 15 il. 8" (Bulle- 
tin 39, new series. ) 

Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Organization 
lists of agricultural colleges and experiment stations in United States. 
Jan. 1903. 96 pp. 8° (Bulletin 122. ) 

Silos and silage; [bv] Charles S. Plumb. Revised edition. 1903. 

32 pp. 6 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 32. ) 

Forestrv Bureau (Department of Agriculture). New method of turpen- 
tine orcharding. [Feb. 2, 1903.] 8 pp. 3 il. 8° (Circular 24.) 

Interior De]5artment. Decisions of Department and General Land Office 
relating to public lands, July, 1901-Dec. 1902; by S. V. Proudlit and 
George J. Hesselman. 1903. v. 31, xxiii + 568' pp. 8° [These de- 
cisions are made up in the office of the Attorney-General for the In- 
terior Department, but are promulgated by the Secretary of the 
Interior. 

Life-Saving Service (Treasury Department). Annual report, 1902. 1903. 
475 pp. il. 8° 



March, 1903 213 

Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). Monthly list of pub- 
lications [of Department of Agriculture], Feb. 1903. 4 pp. 8" ( [Pub- 
lication] 456. ) 

War Department. Appendix to armv regulations, 1901, showing changes 
to Dec. 31, 1902. [1903.] p. 2o7-430, 2 il. 8° 

Shipment 39 

Education Bureau (Interior Department). History of higher education 
in Maine; by Edward W. Hall. 1903. 241 pp. 9 pi. 8° (Contri- 
butions to American educational history 36; circular of information 
3, 1903; [whole no. 294].) 

Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Proceedings 
of 16th annual convention of Association of American Agricultural 
Colleges and Experiment Stations, Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 7-9, 1902; ed- 
ited by A. C. True, W. H. Beal, and H. C. White. 1903. 144 pp. 

2 pi. 8° (Bulletin 123. ) 

Forestry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Redwood. 1903. 40 

pp.' 6 il. 13 pi. large 8° (Bulletin 38. ) 
Geological Survey (Interior Department). Geologic atlas of United 

States, Ditney folio, Ind. Library edition. 1902. 8 pp. 3 il. 4 pi. 

3 maps, large 4" ( Folio 84. ) 

Same, Ellensburg folio, Wash. Library edition. 1903. 7 pp. 3 

maps, large 4° (Folio 86.) 
Same, Masontown-Uniontown folio. Pa. Library edition. 1902. 

21 pp. 26 il. 3 pi. S maps, large 4" (Folio 82.) 
Same, Oelrichs folio, S. Dak.-Xebr. Library edition. 1902 [1903]. 

6 pp. 2 il. 2 pi. 4 maps, large 4° (Folio 8.5. ) 
Plant Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Disease of white 

ash caused bv polvporus fraxinophilus; bv Hermann von Schrenk. 

Feb. 28, 1903. 20 pp. 1 il. 5 pi. large S" "(Bulletin 32. ) 

Distribution of cotton seed in 1903. [1903.] 13 pp. 2 pi. large 8° 

Recent foreign explorations [in rice-producing countries], as bear- 
ing on agricultural development of southern States; bv S. A. Knapp. 

Feb. 14, 1903. 44 pp. 2 il. 6 pi. large 8" (Bulletin So.) 
Public Road Incjuiries Office (Department of Agriculture). Proceedings 

of Jefferson Memorial and Interstate Good Roads Convention, 

Charlottesville, Va., Apr. 2-4, 1902. 1902 [1903]. 60 pp. 3 il. 5 pi. 

8° (Bulletin 25. ) 

Shipment 40 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 25. Xo. 
231, pt. 7; Reports of Committee on Foreign Relations, 1789-1901, 
V. 7. (Serial no. 4053.) 

Shipment 41 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 1. Xo. 1; 

President's message and foreign relations, 1901; Affairs in China. 

(Serial no. 4268.) 
58th Congress, special session of Senate, official Congressional 

directory; by A. J. Halford. [2d] special edition, corrected to 

Mar. 12,' 190'3. xiv - 415 pp. il. 1 pi. map, 8° 

Shipment 43 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 40. Xo. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1900; Education, v. 1. (Serial 
no. 4114.) 



214 March, 1903 

Shipment 43 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 22. No. 

231, pt. 4; Reports of Committee on Foreign Relations, 1789-1901, 

V. 4. (Serial no. 4050.) 
Same, v. 31. No. 232; Paris Exposition, 1900, report, v. 5. (Sei'ial 

no. 4059. ) 

Shipment 44 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 41. Xo. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1900; Education, v. 2. (Serial 
no. 4115.) 

Shipment 4o 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 3. Xo. 2; 

Reports of War Department, 1901; Chiefs of bureaus. (Serial no. 

4270. ) 
Senate documents, v. 15. Nos. 171, 205, 2 pts.; Correspondence 

relating to Philippine tariff; Charges of cruelty in Philippines. 

(Serial no. 4233.) 

Shipment 46 

Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 28. No. 
232; Paris Expo.dtion, 1900, report, v. 2. (Serial no. 4056.) 



No. lOO April, 1903 



CATALOGUE 



OF 



United States 



Public Documents 



Issued Monthly 



SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS 

Government Printing Office 



Washington 

Government Printing Office 

1903 



Table of Contents 



Page 

General Information 217 

Congress of United States 219 

Laws 219 

Senate 220 

Huu.se 220 

Sheep-bound Reserve 220 

President of United States 221 

Agriculture, Department of 221 

Interior Department 224 

Navy Department 229 



Page 

Post-Office Department 230 

State Department 231 

Treasury Department 233 

War Department 237 

District of Columbia 239 

Smithsonian Institution 240 

Various Bureaus 240 

Shipments to Depositories 243 

Index I 



Abbreviations Used in this Catalogue 



Academy acad. 

Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

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. 

Historical hist. 

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. 

Hydrographic Office H. O. 

Illustrated, illustration, illustrations ...il. 

Inch, inches in. 

Institute, institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf, leaves 1. 

Library L. 

Longitude long. 



Mile, miles m. 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number, numbers no., nos. 

Octavo 8» 

Page, pages p., pp. 

Part, parts pt., pts. 

Plate, plates pi. 

Portrait, portraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4« 

Railway .' ry. 

Report " rp. 

Resolution res. 

Secretary sec; . 

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. 

Thirtytwo-mo 32» 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12» 

Twenty four-mo 24» 

University univ. 

Versus vs., v. 

Volume, volumes v. 

Year yr. 



Explanation 

Words and figures inclosed in brackets [ ] are given for information, but 
do not appear on the title-pages of the publications catalogued. When size 
is not given, octavo is to be understood. Size of maps is measured from 
outer edge of border, excluding margin. The dates, including day. month, 
and year, given with Senate and House documents and reports, are the dates 
on which they were ordered to be printed. Usually the printing promptly 
follows the ordering, but various causes sometimes make delays. When 
Congress and session are not given with the numbers of Senate and House 
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Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 6, 1895-96. paper 15 

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Laws of 1st session, 57th Congress, 1901-02, paper 1. 10 

l.,aws of 2d session, 57th Congress, 1902-03, paper. . . ; 80 



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Congress of United States 

LAWS 

Statutes passed at 2d session of 57th Congress, 1902-03, and concurrent 

resolutions, recent treaties, and executive proclamations; edited 

under direction of Secretary of State. 1903. [9(30] pp. large 8° 

* Paper, 80c 
Note.— Pages 753-1232 contain public laws: pages 269-523, private laws; pages 

15-17, concurrent resolutions: pages 151-192, treaties and conventions; pages 

51-73, proclamations. The joint resolutions are included with the i)Ublie and 

private laws. The laws contained in this volume. have been catalogued each 

month as separately published. See catalogues, Dec. 1902-Mar. 1903. The con- 

vention.s, treaties, proclamations, and concurrent resolutions are as follows: 

Absaroka forest reserve. Proclamation setting apart. 

Alexander Archipelago forest reserve. Proclamation setting apart. 

Bankrupt laws, forms, etc.. compilation of. Resolution to print. 

Bolivia. Parcels-post convention with. 

Cheyenne River Reservation lands south of Cheyenne River, except 1(50 acres, 
Proclamation restoring to public domain. 

Chiricahua forest reserve. Proclamation setting apart. 

Commerce and Labor Department, Resolution for change of enrollment of S. .569, 
establishing. 

Congressional directory, biographical. Resolution to print. 

Creek Indians, Proclamation announcing ratification of supplemental agreement 
with. 

Davidson, Francis Sff for relief of. Resolution requesting return of S. 1115. 

Great Britain, Convention with, providing for settlement of questions with respect 
to boundary between Alaska aiul British possessions. 

Treaty with, concerning establishment of import duties in Zanzibar. 

Greece, Convention with, for exchange of jiostal money orders. 

Guatemala, Convention with, relating to tenure and disposition of real and per- 
sonal property. 

Holiday recess. Resolution for. 

Immigration bill, H. 12199, Resolution for change of enr<jllment of. 

Industrial property, international. Additional act, concluded Bru.ssels, Dec. 14, 
1900. modifying industrial property convention of Mar. 20, 18S3. 

Lincoln forest reservf. Proclamation setting apart. 

Little Belt Mountains forest reserve. Proclamation setting apart. 

Louisiana Purchase Exposition, dedication ceremonies of. Resolution accepting 
invitation for Congress to attend. 

Luc|Uillo forest reserve. Proclamation setting apart. 

McKinley. President, eulogy on. by John Hay, Resolution to print. 

Madison forest reserve. Proclamation settingapart. 

Medicine Bow forest reserve. Proclamation changing boundaries of. 

Missouri, western judicial district of. to amend act to create new division in, Res- 
olution rciiuesting return of S. 3316. 

Mount Graliam forest reserve, I'roclamation setting apart. 

Philippine insurgents. Proclamation granting amnesty to. 

Senate. Proclamation convening extra session of. 

Sill, Fort. Sub- Agency, Proclamation restoring land of, to public domain, for cem- 
etery purposes for Lawton, Okla. 

Thanksgiving Day, Proclamation designating. 

Yellowstone forest reserve, Proclamation consolidating Teton and Absaroka 
forest reserves with. 

219 



220 April, 11)03 

United States bankruptcy law of July 1, 1898, and amendment^i thereto 
of Feb. 5, 190:>, uniform system, with marginal notes? and index; and 
General orders and forms in bankruptcy, adopted l)v Supreme Court, 
Xov. 28, 1898. 1903. 154 pp. " " * Paper, 10c 



SENATE 

Comijilation of Senate election cases, 1789-1885, hx (ieorge S. Taft; con- 
tinued to Mar. o, 1893, l)y George P. Furber: to ilar. 3, 1903, by 
George M. Buck. [3d edition.] 1903. xxiii — 993 pp. (S. doc. 
11, 58th Cong, special sess. ) 

Statistics of crime, suicide, insanity, an<l other forms of abnormality, 
and criminological studies, with l)ibliography, in connection with 
bills to estaldish lal)oratory for study of criminal. pau]ier, and de- 
fective classes; liy Arthur ^lacDonaid. Mar. 13. 1903. 195 pp. 5 
il. (S. doc. 12, n8th Cong, special sess.) [Bibliograjihy includes 
Additional literature, pages 123-195. For edition without Additional 
literature .see Catalogue for Fel). 1903, page 97.] * Paper, 10c 

DISTRICT OF COLrMHIA COMMITTEE 

Chapter 18 of Code [of law for District enacted Mar. 3, 1901. amended 
Jan. 31 and June 30, 1902, relative to corporations: compiled bv 
Charles .^loore]. [1903.] p. 122-1(>8. 

Federal and local legislation relating to canals and steam railroads in 
District, 1802-1903; compiled liy Cliarles Moore. 1903. 264 pp. 1 
])1. map. (S. doc. 220. ) [Contains also Reports and documents 
relative to existing laws for eliminatiim of grade cro.ssings and con- 
struction of union station in T)istrict.] 

HOUSE 

Trust laws, act to resrulate commerce, as amended, and acts sujiplenientary 
thereto, 1887-1903; compiled by Joel (irayson. 1903. 42 pi*. 

APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE * 

Hearings before sul>committee [Jan. 9, 1903] in charge of District of 
Columbia appropriation bill, 1904 [relative to Hart Farm School]. 
1902 [1903]. p. 2.32-342. 

INSULAR AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Committee rejiorts, hearings [before committee, Jan. 14-Dec. 17, 1902], 
an<i acts corresponding thereto, 57th Congress, 1901-03 [relative to 
affairs in Cuba, Porto Rico, and Philippine Islands]; })y R. V>. Hor- 
ton. 1903. 077pp.il. [Contains also reprints of Senate ami Hou.*e 
documents, 57th Congress.] 

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or in one or more cloth editions, are now for the tirst time ready for distribution 
in sheep binding and are listed in the notice of Shipments to dejwsitories on 
pages 240--2-I.5. The number 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 issxied by this office. 



April, 19U3 221 



President of United States 

Message transmitting reports by Secretai'v of State, Secretary of Treas- 
ury, Secretary of War, Attorney-* Teneral, Postmaster-* Teneral, Sec- 
retary of Navy, Secretary of Interior, Secretary of Agriculture, and 
commissioner of lish and fisheries [showing parcels of land, other 
than public lands held for settlement, owned by United States and 
held bv Departments], in compliance with provisions of sundrv civil 
bill approved June 28, 1902. Feb. 26, 1903. 97 pp. (H. doc. 425 
[corrected print]. ) 



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. 

[Bureau of Animal Industry] order 103-105; Mar. 7-9, 1903. Each 1 p. 
8°, narrow large 8", and narrow f" [Quarantine of cattle, sheep, and 
other ruminants, and swine in Xew Hamiishire, etc.] 

Same 106; regulations for suppression and extirjiation of contagious and 
infectious diseases among domestic animals in United States. Mar. 
10, 1903. 3 pp. 

Same 107 [and amendments 1-10]; Mar. 13 [-14], 1903. 17 ])p. [Regu- 
lations to ijrevent spread of splenetic fever of cattle, etc.] 

.Same 108; regulations to preveut spread of sheep scab. A])r. 3, 1903. 
3 pp. 

Same 109; regulations for inspection and quarantine of horses, neat 
cattle, sheep, and other ruminants, and swine imported into United 
States. Apr. 10, 1903. 10 pp. 

Same 110; cjuarantine of cattle, sheeji, and other ruminants, and swine 
> in ^Nlassachu.setts. Apr. 15, 1903. 2 jip. 

Susar-beet pulp as animal food, by Charles F. Saylor; from Progress of 
beet-sugar industry [in Unite<l States in] 1902. [1903.] 35 pp. 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

DAIRY DIVISIOX 

Officials, associations, and educational institutions connected with dairy 
interests of United States for 1903. Mar. 25, 1903. 11pp. (Ani- 
mal Industry Bureau. Circular 40. ) 

CHEMISTRY BUREAU 

Proceedings of 19th annual convention of Association of Official Agricul- 
tural Chemists, Washington, D. C. Oct. 2-4. 1902: e<lited by 
Harvey W. Wiley. 1903. 187 pp. 1 por. 5 il. ( Bulletin 73. ) 

* Paper, 10c 
Contejifs: 

Ash. Report on: by G. S. Fraps. 

Cattle feeds. Report on: by C. A. Browne, jr. 

Clerget's method [for determination of sucrose] and modifications: by L. M. Tol- 

man. 
Crude fiber. Note on filtration in determinations of: by R. W. Thatcher. 
Dairy products. Report on: by G. W. Cavanaugh. 



222 April, 1903 

Proceedings of 19th annual convention of Association of Official Agricul- 
tural Chemists — Continued. 
Contents — Continued. 

Fertilizer legislation, Report of committee on: by H. J. Wheeler. 
Food adulteration, Report on; by W. D. Bigelow. 
Food standards, Remarks oh; by John Hamilton. 

Report of committee on; by William Frenr. 

Glucose. Determination of; by JEdward Gudeman. 

Gluten feeds, determination of fat and acidity: by Edward Gudeman. 

Insecticides and fungicides, Report on; by J.K. Haywood. 

Kedzie, R. C, Memoir of; by L. S. Munsoii. 

Liquors, malt. Suggestions as to analysis of; by C. L. Par.-ons. 

Nitrification, Studies in; by G. S. Fraps. 

Nitrogen, Report on determination of; by F. W'. Morse: 

Nitrogenous bodies, Report on separation" of; by L. L. Van Slyke. 

Phosphoric acid. Report on; by C. H. Jones. 

Potash, in fertilizers, Determiiiation of, by substituting milk of lime for ammonia 

and ammonium oxalate as precipitant:" bv C. L. Hare. 

Report on; by H. B. McDnunell. 

Potash results. Low, obtained bv present method with mixtures containing acid 

phosphate; bv M. G. Donk. 
Prcsi(U'nt's address; by H. J. Wheeler. 
Soil>. aciditv ni. (Quantitative method for determining; bv C. G. Hopkins, W. H. 

Knfpx, and J. H. Pettit. 

Report on: by F. P. Veitch. 

Sugar, Report on: by G. L. Spencer. 

Sugars, reducing, Methods for determining: by L. S. Munson. 

Tannin, Report on: by W. H. Teas. 

Study of cider making in France, Germany, and England, with com- 
ments and comparisons on American work [with bibliography]; 
by William B. Alwood. 1903. 114 pp. 26 il. 7 pi. large 8° (Bul- 
letin 71.) * Paper, 20c 

Sugar-cane culture in the Southeast for manufacture of table sirup; bv 
H.W.Wiley. 1903. 40 pp. (Bulletin 75.) * Paper, 5c 

Contents: 

Fertilizer experiments on sugar cane; by W. B. Roddenbery. 
Reports of special agents on sugar-cane culture, [with] introduction by G. L. 
Spencer. 

EXTOMOLOGY DIVISION 

Fruit-tree bark-beetle, scolytus rugulosus Ratz. ; by F. H. Chittenden. 

[Mar. 25, 1903.] 8 pp. 5 il. (Circular 29, revised edition. ) 
How to control San Jose scale; by C. L. Marlatt. [Mar. 25, 1903.] 7 

pp. (Circular 42, 2d series, 3d edition. ) 
Proceedings of 15th annual meeting of Association of Economic Ento- 
mologists. 1903. 124 pp. 6 il. 2 pi. (Bulletin 40, new series. ) 

^Pajier, 10c 
Contents: 

Canada, Injurious insects of year in; by James Fletcher. 

Chinch bug. Distribution of. in Minnesota: by F. L. Washburn. 

Coccidai'. aleurodidse, and scolytida. California. Notes on; by V. L. Kellogg. 

dry. Method for mounting, for permanent preservation; by Herbert Osborn. 

Coccinellidw, Ecomimic notes on family: by A. F. Burgess. 

Codling moth, observations upon life history of; by C. B. .Simp.son. 

Codling moth observations, certain. Criticism upon: by F. L. Washburn. 

Elymus Canadensis, Some insect inhabitants of stems of; by F. M. Webster. 

Insect nfites of year, Some: by F. M. Webster. 

Japan. Applied entomology in; by C. L. Marlatt. 

Lime, sulphur, and salt mixture in Connecticut: by W. E. Britton. 

Lime, sulphur, and salt wash in Maryland, Furthernotes on; byA. L. Quaintance. 

Literature of American economic entomology; by E. P. Felt. 

Locust. 17-year, cica<la septende<-im, Note on oviposition of: by W. B. Alwood. 

Maryland, Entumologieal notes from: by .\. L. Quaintance. 

Melanoplus femoratus. Notes on; by J. L. Phillips. 

Mos(iuitocides; by J. B. Smith. 

Moscjuitoes, Development and hibernation of; by H. A. Morgan and J. W. Dupree. 

New Hampshire, Notes from: by C. M. Weed. 

Ohio. In.sects of .season in: by Herbert Osborn. 

Pea weevil. Can, be exterminated? by James Fletcher. 

Plant environment and insect depredations; by F. W. Rane. 

Sugar-beet leaf-beetle, larger, monoxia puncticollis Say, Notes on: by F. H. 
Chittenden. 

Truck crops. Some insects recently injurious to; by F. H. Chittenden. 

Vernacular names of insects: bv E. W. Doran. 



April, 1903 223 

silkworm culture; by Henrietta Aiken Kelly. 1903. o2 pp. 16 il. 
( Farmers' bulletin 165. ) 

XoTE. — Same as Culture of mulberry silkworm, bulletin 39, new serie.«, Eiito- 
molojrv Division, with different letter of "transmittal, and with additions conden.<ed 
from .'""ilkworm food plants, bulletin 34, Plant Industry Bureau. 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Agricultural college?:. Military instruction in land-grant colleges, bv 
J. W. Heston; from Bulletin li':]. [190:].] p. 73-75. ([Publica- 
tion] 577.) 

Statistics of land-srant colleges and agricultural experiment stations 

in United States, 1902. 1903. 38 pp. (Bulletin 128.) * Paper, 5c 

Bread. Studies on digestibility and nutritive value of bread at Univer- 
sity of Minnesota in 1900-02; by Harry Snyder. 1903. 52 pp. 3 
pi. (Bulletin 126. ) " " * Paper, 5c 

Carbohydrates. Source of carbohydrates for the South for production 
of meat, bv W. J. Spillman, J." F. Dugtrar, and R. J. Redding; from 
Bulletin 123. [1903.] p. 100-106. ([Publication] 583. ) 

Experiment Station Record, Apr. 1903; v. 14, no. 8. x — 725-828 pp. 
7 il. 1 pi. * Paper, 10c single copy, SI. 00 a vol. (12 nos. ) 

XoTE.— >[ainlymade up of abstracts of reports and publications on agricultural 
science which have recently appeared in all countries, especially the United 
States. Xo. 8 contains a special article, New buildings at Xew Hampshire and 
Missouri agricultural colleges. 

Fresno, Cal. Preliminarv plans and estimates for drainage of Fresno 
district, Cal.; by C. G. Elliott. [Apr. 16, 1903.] 9pp. (Circular50.) 

Horticulture and Botany Section. Report of section, bv J. Craig; from 
Bulletin 123. [1903.] p. 21-23. ([Publication] 571.) 

Irrigation. Report of irrigation investigations for 1901, no. 3; Distribu- 
tion of water from canals in Idaho, by D. W. Ross; Investigations 
in ^Montana, 1901, l)y Samuel Fortier; Irrigation in Bear River Val- 
lev, bv Arthur P. Stover; Irrigation in Grand and Arkansas valleys, 
bv Arthur P. Stover: from Bulletin 119. [1903.] v — 199-298 pp. 
I'il. 15 pi. 3 maps. ([Publication] 548. ) 

Ohio State Universitv. Report on Graduate School of Agriculture [Ohio 
State University] ; from Bulletin 123. [1903.] p. 23-28. ([Publi- 
cation] 5/2. ) 

Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute and experiment station, l>v 
G. \V. Carver: from Bulletin 12:5. [1903.] p. 55-58. ([Publica- 
tion] 574.) 

FOREIGN MARKETS DIVISION 

Our foreign trade in agricultural products, 1902. Feb. 21, 1903. 24 pp. 
(Circular 25.) 

FORESTRY BUREAU 

Press bulletin 26-32; -Jan. 10-Apr. 11, 1903. Each 1 p. various sizes. 

PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Cassava; by S. M. Tracy. 1903. 32 pp. 11 il. (Farmers' Inilletin 167. ) 

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

Monthly list of publications [of Department of Agriculture], Ai)r. 1903. 
4 pp. ([Publication] 461.) 



224 April, 1903 

soils bureau 

Applications for reports of Field operations [of bureau, LS99-1901, to be 
tilled by separate reprints therefrom, with list of reports and sepa- 
rates], [lyoa.] 2 pp. 

Instructions to field parties and descriptions of soil types, field season 
1903. 186 pp. 1 il. 12" 

STATISTICS DIVISION 

Crop Reporter, v. 4, no. 12; Apr. 190.5. S ])p. 4" [Monthly.] 
Relations of population and food products in United States, exclusive of 
Alaska and insular possessions, niaiidv as indicated 1)V census reports, 
1850-1900; l)y James H. Blodifett. 190:5. 80 pp. "( Bulletin 24. ) 

* Paper, 5c 
WEATHER BUREAU 

Note. — For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau 

CHmate and Crop Bulletin, Apr. 13-27, 1903; nos. 4-(3 [1903]. 24X19 

in. [Weekly Apr.-Sept., monthly remainder of year.] 
Monthly Weather Review, v. 31, no. 1; Jan. 1903. Apr. 1, 1903. p. 1- 

52, il. 11 pp. of pi. and maps, 4" Pajier, 20c single copy, 32.00 a yr 
Note. — Summary of weather and river and flood reports from all parts of the 

United States, with notes covering other coinitries and various topics of meteor- 
ology. Special articles are — 

Clouds, Vertical component of movement of, measured by nephoscope: by Louis 
Besson. 

Costa Rica, Climatology of; by H. Pittier. 

Cvclones and anticvclones. Structure of, on S.^OO-foot and 10,000-foot planes for 
'United States; by'F. H. Bigelow. 

Elasticity at low tcmjieratures; by J. R. Benton. 

Hawaiian climatolngical data; by C. .J. Lyons. 

Meteorology, Kcccnt jiapers Ijcaring on; by \V. F. R. Phillips. 

Northwest gale, SuutluTn limit of; l)y H. H. Ten Brocck. 

Santa Fe, Isle of I'ines. Therniometric observations at; by E. W. Kellogg. 

Snowfall, Local ]ieculiarities of; by E. L. Mosciy. 

Solar and terrestrial atmospheres. Synchronous changes in; Ijy F. H. Bigelow. 

South Dakota, Violent wind in; by S. \V. Glenn. 

Weather influence. Inductive studies in; )jy E. G. Dexter. 

Winds, High, in mountain valleys; by A. D. Elmer. 

Same, v. 31, no. 2; Feb. 1903. Apr. 23, 1903. p. 53-108, il. 11 pp. of 

pi. and maps, 4" Paper, 20c 

Note. — Special articles are — 

Costa Rica, Climatology of; by H. Pittier. 

Cyclones and anticyclones, Mechanism of countcrcurreiits of dilTerent tempera- 
tures in; by F. H. Bigelow. 

Hawaii, Temperature and rainfall departures at, as duplicated in New England 
60 days later; by A. D. Elmer. 

Hawaiian cliniatological data; Ijy C. ,T. Lyons. 

Meteorology, in National Agricultural Instittite of France; by R. A. Erlwards. 

Recent papers lu'aring "on; bv W. F. R. Phillips. 

Pacitic Coast. Some high wind records on; by A. G. McAdie and W. W. Thomas. 

Point Reyes light, ('al." Note on anemometer exposure at; by ('. F. Marvin. 

Weather types, ('(jmijosite and other arrangements of; by H. W. Richardson. 

Snow and ice bulletin. Mar. 3-17, 1903. 19X12 in. [Weekly during 

winter. ] 
Weather map, Apr. 1-30, 1903. 19x24 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, loth being ptablished later in boinid volumes at prices ranging from 
SL05 to $1.45 per volume. Subscribers may deposit 11.00 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, 
while"the Pension-Decision volumes appear at longer intervals, sometimes more 
than two years apart. 



April, 1903 225 

Annual reports, 1902; niii^cellaiieous reports, pt. 1, bureau officers, etc. 
1902 [1903]. 691 pp. 127 pi. 3 maps. (H. doc. 5.) *Cloth, $1.50 

Contents: 

Reports of— 

Capitol Buililiiig and Grounds Superintendent. 

Census ()tlice. 

Deaf and Dumb. Columbia Institution for. 

Foundlings. Washington Hospital for. 

Freednu-n's Hospital. 

Hot .S|>rin,ifs Reservation. 

Howard University. 

Indian Territory, Mine inspeetor for. 

Insane. Gnvernment Ho.s])ital for. 

Patent Office. 

Pension ottice. 

Puljlic dcieuments. Receipt, distrilaition, and s.ile of. 

Railroads Commi-sioner. 

Sequoia and (reiieral Grant National Parks. 

Yellowstone National Park. 

Yosemite National Park. 

Same, pt. 2, governors of Territories, etc. 1903. 782 i>p. 28 pi. 5 maps. 
(H. doc. 5.) *Cloth, Soc 

Contents: 

Reports of — 

Alaska, governor. 

Arizona, governor. 

Hawaii, governor. 

Oklahoma, governor. 

Porto Rico, commissioner of education. 

commissioner of interior. 

Same, pt. 3, governor of New Mexico, mine inspector for New Mexico. 
1903. iii + 680 pp. 14 pi. 7 maps. (H. doc. 5. ) 

* Cloth, 80c; * paper, 60c 

Decisions [in appealed jiension and bonritv land claims] v. 13, [signa- 
tures] 10-19, published sejjarately. [1903.] p. 145-304. 

Same, [v. 13, slips] 80-108; Mar. 20-Apr. 15, 1903; published separately. 

Decisions [of Department and General Land Office] relating to ])ublic 
lands, V. 32, [signatures] 1-4, published sei)arately. [1903.] p. 1-64. 

[Letter of Secretary as to application of mining laws to sec. 16 and 36, 
13 and 33, in each townsiiip of lands cedeil by Wichita and affiliated 
bands <if Indians and l)y Comanche, Kiowa, and Apaclte Indians in 
Oklahoma, whicli were opened to settlement 1)V lu'oclamation of 
President July 4, 1901.] Apr. 9, 1903. 3 pp. 

CENSUS OFFICE 

^leilical education in vital statistics. 19; )3. 6 pp. 

Relation of physicians to mortality statistics, international classification 

of causes of death as a<lopted by office and api)roved by American 

Puljlic Health Association. 1903. 26 pp. 

EDUCATION BUREAU 

Note.— Such publications of this Bureau as are in print may be had gratui- 
tously by addressing the Commis.sioner of Education. 

History of education in Texas [with bil)liograj)hy] ; by J. J. Lane. 1903. 
334 pp. 13 por. 32 pi. (Contributions to American educational his- 
tory 35; circular of information 2, 1903; whole no. 293.) 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note. — The law relating to the publications of the United States Geological 
Survey has been altered by the joint resolution of May 16, 1902. Hereafter they 
will consist of annual reports (to be restricted to one volume each), bulletins, 
Mineral Resources. Professional Papers, and Water-Supply and Irrigation Papers, 
which are intended lor free distribution: and maps. Monographs, and folios of 
the Geologic Atlas and the Topographic Atlas of the United States, which are 
sold at prices ranging from be to Sll.OO each. Address the Director of the Geo- 
logical Survey, Washington. For topographic sheets see page 227. 



226 April, 1903 

Contril)utions to economic geology, [calendar year] 1902 [with bil)liog- 
raphies]; 8. F. Emmons [and] C. W. Haves, geologists in charge. 
1903. 449 + iii pp. (Bulletin 213; H. doc. 437. ) * Paper, 25c 

Contents: 

Borax deposits of eastern California: by M. R. Campbell. 
Cements. Arizona, Cement investigations in; by Edward Duryee. 

publications on. List of. 

Clays and fuller's earth. Florida and Georgia, Fuller's earth deposits of; by 

T. W. Vanghan: 

publications on, List of. 

Tennessee, western, and northwestern Mississippi, Stoneware and brick clays 

of; by E. C. Eckel. 
Coal. Indiana and Illinois, Recent work in coal field of; by M. L. Fuller and 

G. H. .\shley. 

Pennsylvania, Recent work in bituminous coal field of; by M. R. Campbell. 

Puljlications on coal, lignite, and peat. List of. 

L'uited .States. Coal fields of; by C. W. Hayes. 

Yukon Basin. Alaska, Coal resources of: by \. .1. Collier. 

Copper. Apiialaehian States, Copper deposits of: by \V. H. Weed. 

Bingham. Utah, Ore dep<psits of; by ,1. M. Boutwell. 

Bisbee, Ariz., Copper deposits of; bv F. L. Ransome. 

Butte. Mont., Ore deposits at; by W. H. Weerl. 

Clifton. Ariz., Copper depo.sits at; by Waldemar Lindgren. 

Encampment copper region, Wyo., Mineral resources of: by A. C. Spencer. 

Pearl, Colo., Reconnaissance examination of copper deposits at; by A. C. 

Spencer. 

publications on. List of. 

Redding district, Cal., Copper deposits of; by .(. S. Diller. 

Wrangell, Mount, region, Alaska, Copper deposits of; by W. C. Mendenhall 

and F. C. Schrader. 
Gold and silver. Alaska, Placer gold mining in, in 1902; by A. H. Brooks. 
Bitterroot Range and Clearwater Mountains, Mont., Mineral deposits of; by 

Waldemar Lindgren. 

Chistochina gold field, Alaska; by W. C. Mendenhall. 

■ Dahlunega di.strict, Ga., Gold and pvrite deposits of [with bibliography] ; by 

E. C. Eckel. 

(ileun Creek gold-mining district, Alaska; by A. J. Collier. 

.Marysville district, Mont., Goldmines of; by W. H. Weed. 

Park City mining district, Utah, Progress report on; by J. M. Boutwell. 

publications on, List of. 

Sierra Nevada, Neocene rivers of: by Waldemar Lindgren. 

Tiinni)ah and neighboring districts, XeV., Ore deposits of; by J. E. Spurr. 

Washington, central, Gold mining in; by G. O. Smith. 

Gypsum, salt, borax, and soda, List of publications on. 

Introduction; by C. W. Hayes. 

Iron and manganese. Cartersville district, Ga., Iron ores of; by C. W. Hayes and 

E. C. Eckel. 

Manganese ores of; by C. W. Hayes. 

Cranberry district, N. C.-Tenn., Iron-ore deposits of; by Arthur Keith. 

publieations on. List of. 

Redding (luadrangle, Cal., Iron ores of; by J. S. Diller. 

Santiago, ('uba. Manganese deposits of; by A. C. Spencer. 

Slags, iron and steel, Utilization of; by E. C. Eckel. 

Superior, Lake, iron district. Geologic work in, during 1902; by C. K. Leith. 

Lead and zinc. Arkansas, northern. Zinc and lead depo.-its of; by G. I. Adams. 

Franklin Furnace. X. J., Zinc and manganese deposits of; by J. E. Wolft'. 

.loplin district, Mo.-Kans.. Lead and zinc de|>osits of: by W. S. T. Smith. 

Kentuckv, western. Lead, zinc, and tluorspar dejiosits of; by E. O. Ulrich 

and W. S. T. Smith. 

])Ublications on. List of. 

Metalliferous ores. Investigation of; by S. F. Emmons. 
Nonmetalliferous economic minerals, Investi.tration of: by C. W. Hayes. 
Noniiietallifenms mineral ])rodu(ts, luiscellaneous [Li.st of publications on]. 
Ocher deposits in Cartersville district. Ga., Occurrence and development of; by 

C. W. Haves and E. C. Eckel. 
Oil, gas, and asphalt. Boulder, Colo., oil field: by N. M. Fenneman. 

— California, Petroleum fields of; by G. H. Eldridge. 

Indiana, southwestern, Asphalt, oil, and gas in; by M. L. Fuller. 

Ohio, eastern, oil fields, Structural work during 1901 and 1902 in; by W. T. 

<rriswold. 

I'ike County, Ark., Asphalt deposits of; by C. W. Hayes. 

■ pulilications on. List of. 

Texas- Louisiana Gulf Coastal Plain, Oil fields of; by C. W. Hayes. 

United States. Origin and distribution of asphalt and bituminous rock de- 
posits in; bv G. H. Eldridge. 

Phosphates and other mineral fertilizers. Decatur County, Tenn.. White phos 
phates of: by E. C. Eckel. 

Tennessee white phosphates. Origin and extent of; by C. W. Hayes. 

publications on. List of. 

Platinum in copper ores in Wyoming; by S. F. Emmons. 



April, 1903 227 



Contributions to economic geology — Coiitinueil. 

Content!! — Continued. 

Quicksilver, platinum, tin, tungsten, chromium, and nickel, publications on, 

List of. 
Salt and gypsum deposits of southwestern Virginia: by E. C. Eckel, 
.'^tone. Chicago, 111.. Stone industry in vicinity of; by AV. C. Aldcn. 

publications on. List of. 

Redding district. Cal., Limestcme of: by J. S. Diller. 

Slatiugton, Pa., and Martinsbnrg. W. Va.. Slate industry at: liy T. X. Dale. 

Tennessee marbles: by Arthur Keith. 

Talc deposits of North Carolina: l)y Arthur Keith. 
Tin, Stream, in Alaska: bv A. H. Brooks. 
Tin deposits at El Paso. Tex.: by W. H. Weed. 
Tungsten mining at Trumbull. Conn.; by W. H. Hol^bs. 
Tungsten ore in eastern Nevada: by F. B. Weeks. 

Forest conditions in Cascade Range, AVash., between Wasliington and 
Mount Rainier forest reserves; by Fred G. Pluiuiner. 1902 [1903]. 
42 — iii ])p. 5 pi. 6 maps, 1 in ])ocket, 4° (Professional paper 6; H. 
doc. 214.) * Paper, 25c 

Forest conditions in noi'thern Sierra Nevada, Cal.; bv John B. Leiberg. 
1902 [1903]. 194 — iii }jp. 12 maps, H in pocket, 4" (Professional 
paper 8; H. doc. 21H. ) * Paper-, 50c 

Forests of "Washington, revision of estimates; 1)y Henry Gannett. 
1902 [1903]. 38 — iii pp. map in pocket, 4" (Professional paper 5; 
H. doc. 213. ) * Paper, 35c 

Geologic atlas of United States, Camp Clarke folio, Nebr. Library edi- 
tion. 1903. 4 pp. 1 il. 2 pi. 2 maps, large 4" (Folio 87. ) 

* Paper, 25c 

Same, Port Orford folio, Oreg. Liljrary edition. 1903. 6 pp. 4 maps, 
large 4" ( Folio 89. ) * Paper, 25c 

Reconnaissance of northwestern portion of Seward Peninsula, Alaska; 
by Arthur J. Collier. 1902 [1903]. 70 — iii pp. 8 pi. 4 maps, 1 in 
pocket, 4" (Professional jiaper 2; H. doc. 210.) * Paper, 30c 

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 : U'2..'i00. 1 : 1'2,5, 000, and 1 : iiO.OOO. 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 by ll.otoUiinchesin width. 
exclu.sive of the margin, the width varying with the latitude. A 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 .\laska, has been 
mapped, nearly every State being represented. Massachusetts. 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 of 100 or 
more copies, whether of the same sheet or of different sheets, the price is 2c each. 

Arizona, Bradshaw Mountains quadrancrle, lat. 34°-34° 30^ long. 112°- 

112° 30'. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of 

Feb. 1903. 
California, Santa Susana quadrangle, lat. 34° ]5'-34° 30', long. 118°.30'- 

118° 45'. Scale 1:H2,500, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Feb. 

1903. 

Georgia-North Carolina, Dahlonega quadrangle, lat. 34° 30'-35°, long. 

83°30'-84°. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of 

Feb. 1903. 
Idaho-^Iontana, Coeur d'Alene special map, lat. 47° 25'-47° 40'. long. 

115° 40'-116° 10'. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 50 ft. P:dition of 

Feb. 1903. 17.5X23.8 in. 
Indiana, St. Meinrad quadrangle, lat. 38°-38° 15', long. 8<j° 45'-87°. Scale 

1: 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. p:dition of Feb. 1903. 



228 April, 1903 

Kentucky-Indiana, Tell Citv quadrangle, lat. 37° 45^-38°, long. 86° 45'- 

87°. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Jan. 1903. 
Missouri, Edina quadrangle, lat. 40°-40° 80^ long. 92°-92° 30^ Scale 

1:125,000, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Feb. 1903. 
Missouri-Illinoi.s, 0' Fallon quadrangle, lat. 38° 30'-39°, long. 90° 30'- 

91'^. Scale 1: 125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Jan. 1903. 
Missouri-Iowa-Illinois, Kahoka quadrangle, lat. 40°-40° 30', long. 91° 

30'-92°. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of JVIar. 

1903. 
Nebraska, Weeping Water quadrangle, lat. 40° 30'-41°, long. 96°-96° 30'. 

Scale 1: 125,000, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Mar. 1903. 
Nbav Jersey, Franklin Furnace quadrauijle, lat. 41°-4]° 15', long. 74° 

30'-74° 45'. Scale 1: 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Feb. 

1903. 
New York, Ausable quadrangle, lat. 44° 15'-44° 30', long. 73° 30'-73° 45'. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Mar. 1903. 
New York, Canandaigua quadrangle, lat. 42° 45'-43°, long. 77° 15'-77° 

30'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Feb. 1903. 
New York, Owego quadrangle, lat. 42°-42° 15', long. 76° 15'-76° 30'. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Feb. 1903. 
New York, Theresa quadrangle, lat. 44°-44° 15', long. 75° 45'-76°. 

Scale 1: 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Mar. 1903. 
New York- Vermont, Mettawee quadrangle, lat. 43°-43° 30', long. 73°- 

73° 30'. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 40 ft. Edition of Jan. 

1903. 

INDIAN BUREAU 

Digest of decisions relating to Indian affairs, bv Kenneth S. Murchison, 
V. 1, judicial. 1901 [1903]. 667 pp. (H. doc. 538 [pt. 1], 56th 
Cong. 2d sess.) [V. 2 not yet published.] V. 1 and 2, * paper, -$1.60 

Political status of Indians; from report of commissioner of Indian affairs, 
1891 [v. 1]. [1903.] 19 pp. 

Regulations, as amended Jan. 21, 1903, governing leasing and sale of 
lands in Creek Nation, Ind. T., for carrying into effect provisions of 
sec. 16 and 17 of act approved June 30, 1902 [to ratify supplemental 
agreement with Creek Indians]. [1903.] 30 pp. 

LAND OFFICE, GENERAL 

Olsarvations and calculations and field notes of establishment of inter- 
section of true 100th meridian with Red River, under provisions of 
act of Jan. 15, 1901; [by] Arthur D. Kidder. Feb. 10, 1903. 117 pp. 
1 il. (H. doc. 375.) 

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 patent>. 
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 JO at SI. 00 per package, or in books containing 100 coupons 
at So. 00 per book. One coupon will procure a specification with drawings, and two 
coupons a copvof the Official Gazette. Thev are good until used. Address Chief 
Clerk. Patent Office. 

Alphabetical lists of patentees and inventions for quarter ending Dec. 
31, 1902. [19C3.] 264 pp. large 8° [Index to v. 101 of Official 
(iazette.] 



April, 1903 229 

Official Gazette, Apr. 7-28, 1903; v. 103, nos. 6-9. 1169-2176 -f [cv] 

pp. il. large 8* [Weekly.] Paper, 10c single copy, $5.00 a yr 

XoTE. — 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. 
Patent lawg, and laws relating to registration of trade-marks and labels, 

with annotations, revised Mar. 4, 1903. 58 pp. 

Navy Department 

Courts-martial. General court-martial order 56-77 [1903]; 3Iar. 19-Apr. 
29, 1903. 12« 

Departmental order 39; A]ir. 20, 1903. 1 p. narrow 12° 

Engineers. Assistant civil engineers, rules regarding examinations of 
canilidates for appointment in Xavy. Apr. 5, 1903. 1 p. 12" 

Givil engineers, rules regarding examinations of candidates for ap- 
pointment in Xavy. Apr. 5, 1903. 1 p. 12° 

General order 125-127; Apr. 17-27, 1903. 1 p. 12° 

Marine Corps. Circular for information of persons desiring to enter 
^larine Corps as 2d lieutenants. [1903.] 2 pp. 12° 

Navy-yards. Circular letter [relating to marks for character of work of 
emjjloyees in general storekeepers' offices at navy-yards and naval 
stations]. Apr. 1, 1903. 1 p. narrow 12° 

Xavy yard order 225 [extract], 365-374, employment of labor at 

navy yards; Apr. 1-25, 1903. narrow 12° [Xo. 225, extract, bears 
no date.] 

Pay clerks. Circular letter [to commandants of navy-yards and naval 
stations, announcing inclusion within classified service of paymas- 
ters' clerks in X'avy serving as chief clerks to general storekeepers 
at navy-yards and naval stations within continental limits of United 
States]. Apr. 15, 1903. 1 p. narrow 12" 

Pav Corps. Circular for information of persons desiring to enter Pav 
■ Corps. [Mar. 27, 1903.] 3 pp. 12° 

Special order 38; Apr. 8, 1903. 1 p. 12° 

War-ships. Circtilar defining chief characteri.«tics of 3 16,000-ton bat- 
tleships authorized by act approved :Mar. 3, 1903. [Mar. 23, 1903.] 
16 pp. 

EQUIPMEXT BUREAU 
Specifications [for naval supplies; Apr. 14, 20, 1903]. Each 2 pp. 12° 

HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 

Note. — The Charts. .Sailing Directions, etc.. of the Hydrographic Office are sold 
by the office in Washington and also by agents at trie 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 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. 

Hydrographic luilletin, weekly, 709-713; Apr. 1-29, 1903. Each 1 p. f° 

Note. — Contains accounts of obstructions and dangers along the coast and the 
principal ocean routes, etc. 

Xotice to Mariners, weekly, 14-17, 1903; Apr. 4-25. 243-320 -f [7] 1. 

Note. — Contains information of newly discovered dangers to navigation and of 
establishment and changes of lights 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 14, sec. 1. etc. 



230 Apkil, 1903 

Charts 

Balabac Strait, P. I., including southern ]iart of Palawan and northern 
part of Borneo, from latest information; chart 2043. Scale naut. 
m. =0.2 in. Mar. 1903. 39.7x28.8 in. 50c 

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Mav, 1903; chart liOO. Scale 1° 

long.= 0.27in. 21 X 32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note.— Contains, in addition to sailing^ routes, etc.. tracks of cyclonic storms; 

proposed pilot charts of south Atlantic and south Pacific Ocean; equator crossings 

in Pacific Ocean; forecast of weather; charts published, etc.. Apr. 1-30,1903. 

Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Mav, 1903; chart 1401. Scale 1° 
long. = 0.2in. 20.7 X 35.3 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

XoTE.— Contains, in addition to .sailing routes, etc.. fishing banks; storm tracks: 
proposed jiilot charts of south Atlantic and south Pacific Ocean; forecast of wind 
anil weather; charts published, etc.. Mar. 1-31, 1903; equator crossings in Atlantic 
Ocean; also, on reverse. From west coa.st of United .States to Fremantle, Australia, 
route through [Malay or] Eastern Archipelago. 

MEDICINE AND SURGP:RY BUREAU 

Increase in Medical Corps of Navy. [1903.] 2 1. 4" 
NAVIGATION BUREAU 

NAVAL WAR COLLEtiE 

International law situations w ith solutions and notes, 1902. 1903. 106 pp. 

NEW YORK NAVY-YARD 

Report by board to consider what iDuprovements are necessary on water 
front at navy-yard. Feb. 23, 1903. 3 pp. map. (S. doc. 165.) 

ORDNANCE BUREAU 

Specifications for manufacture of 36 7-inch and 24 8-inch guns. [Apr. 2 
1903.] 4 pp. 12" 

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAI^ 

Memoranda for information of officers of Pav Corps 21, 22; Apr. 1, 15, 

1903. p. 167-178, 12" 
Specifications for khaki dyed cotton canvas: issued Apr. 1903. 3 1. 12° 



Post-Oflfice Department 

ited States Ofticial Postal Guide, 2d series, v. 25, no. 4; Apr. 1903. 

Philadelphia. 68 pp. 12" [Monthly.] Paper, $2.00 a yr 

XoTE.— Xo. 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, 1-17 North 10th street, Philadelphia. 



FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE 

Schedule of steamers appointed to convev mails to foreign countries dur- 
ing ]ilay, 1903. 1 p. narrow f" [Monthly.] 

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE 

Daily bulletin of orders affecting postal service, v. 24, nos. 7035-60 
Apr. 1-30, 1903. f" [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 



April, 1903 231 

State Department 

XoTE.— The State Department distributes tlie Consular Reports and other De- 
partmental publications gratuitously. For sale of laws see page Jis. 

Diplnmatie list, Apr. 1903. 14 pp. 24" [Monthly.] 

Foreijrn relations, 1902, ajipendix 1, whaling and sealing claims against 
Russia on account of arrest and seizure of American vessels C'ajie 
Horn Pigeon, James Hamilton Lewis, C. H. White, and Kate and 
Anna; Herbert H. D. Peirce, counsel for United States. 1903. 
[iii]--o04 pp. 9 maps. (H. doc. 1 [pt. 2].) [Re]irint, with addi- 
tions, of Senate document 62, o7th Congress, 1st session, for which 
see Catalogue for INlar. 1902, jiage 206. Decision of arbitrator is in 
English and French.] * Cloth. 40c 

Same, appendix 2, United States vs. ^Mexico, [report of Jackson H. 
Ralston, agent of L'nited States and of counsel] in matter of Pious 
fund of the Californias [before Permanent Court of Arliitration. The 
Hague, Sept. 15-Oct. 14, 1902, with pleadings, appendix, exhil)its, 
briefs, and record of proceedings]. 1903. 891 pp. (H. doc. l[pt. 
3].) [Contains articles in English, Spanish, French, and Latin. 
Reprint of Senate document 2S, .57th Congress, 2d session, for which 
see Catalogue for Jan. 1903, page ()2. Senate document 28 will be 
omitted from the Congressional set.] * Cloth, 60c 

Protocol of agreement between United States and Venezuela for sub- 
mission to arbitration of claims against \'enezuela. Signed Wash- 
ington, Feb. 17, 1903. 4 pp. [English and Spanish.] 

State papers and correspondence bearing upon purchase of Louisiana. 
[May 10, 13, 1902, pubUshed] 1903. 299 pp. (H. doc. 431.) [In- 
cludes Treaty Ijetween United States and French Republic, signed 
Paris, Apr. .30, 1803.] * Cloth, 25c; * paper, 15c 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

Note. — This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices 
usually rangiug from 5e to 7.5c. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

Monthly bulletin, Apr. 1903; whole no. 115, v. 14, iio. 4. 919-1177 -v 
lip. 3 il. map. (H. doc. 310, pt. 4. ) [Contains articles in Spanish, 
English, Portuguese, and French.] Paper, 25c single copy, 82.00 a yr 

Contents: 

Additions to Columbus Memorial Library, Mar. 1903. 

Argentina. Foreign trade in 190-J; crop estimates for 1903: taxes on production in 

province of Buenos Ayres: new bankruptcy law promulgated at Buenos Ayres, 

Dec. 30. 190-2: notes. 
Bolivia. Navigation of Desaguadero River; notes. 
Book notes. 
Brazil. Estimated receipts and expenditures for fiscal year 1903: miscellaneous 

notes. 
Cereals, World's crop of. 

Chile. Agricultural statistics of 1901-2; nitrate in 1902; notes. 
Colombia. Customs laws and modifications: modifications of customs tarift'; 

modification of customs duties; report of Panama Railroad Company. 
Costa Rica. Imyjort trade in 1902; modifications of customs tarirt'; notes. 
Cuba. Increased trade with United States; manganese mining; notes. 
Ecuador. Imports in 1901. 

Guatemala. Message of President Cabrera; imports from Chile in 1902. 
Latin America. Trade opportunities in. 
Mexico. Foreign commerce, first half of 1903: iron and steel manufacture, by 

J. J. Davis; miscellaneous notes. 
Nicaragua. Notes. ,- 

Pan-American Railway Commissioner C. M. Pepr>er. 
Paiuima Canal. 

Paraguay. Exports from Asuncion in 1902: budget for 1903. 
Periodicals and newspapers on file. 

Peru. Factories for manufacture of woolen fabrics; cultivation of rice; cultiva- 
. tion of cotton; miscellaneous notes. 

14350— No. 100—03 2 



232 April, 1903 - 

Monthly bulletin — Continued. 
ContfiiU — Coutinuert. 

Salvador. Messa.se of President Retralado: new cabinet; exports in 1902. 

Sanitary Convention, International. 

Sonth America, (ierman trade with. 

Sugar produetion. World's. 

United .States. Trade with Latin America; consular trade reports; foreign com- 
merce in Feb. 1903: recognition of Latin-American consular officers; cacaogrow- 
ing in Philiiii>ine Island-: manufacture of steel ingots and rails in 1902; com- 
mercial museum at Manila: precious st<ines in 1902. 

Uruguay. Inauguration of President .lose Hatlle y t)rdonez; message of President 
Cue.stas; live stock convention with Argentine Republic. 

Venezuela. International protocol.s. 

FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Advance sheets of consular reports, Apr. 1-30, 1903; nos. 1609-34. 2 il. 

[Daily except Sundays and hohdays.] 
Commercial relations of United States with foreijiu countries, 1902. 

1903. 2 V. 1225 + 989 pp. (H. doc. 305 [2 pts.]. ) * Cloth, $1.55 

Note. — V. 1 contains a review of the world's commerce, also published sepa- 
rately, and reports of consular othcers in Africa" America, Asia, Australasia, and 
Polynesia on the industries and commerce of their respective districts. V. 2 con- 
taiiis the reports from Europe. 

Consular Reports, Apr. 1903; v. 71, no. 271. xx-f 473-(347 pp. and title- 
page for V. 71, 10 il. (H. doc. 113, pt. 4. ) [Monthly. These arti- 
cles have appeared previously in the Advance sheets.] * Paper, 15c 

Contenti: 

Adelaide, .Australia, Harbor works at; by C. A. Murphy. 

Agriculture in Honduras; by A. K. Moe." 

Australia, Transcontinental railway in; transmitted by C. A. Murphy. 

Austro-Hungarian commerce in 19»J2: by (". B. Hurst. 

Automobiles, American, in Malta: by ,T. H. Grout. 

[Beet] sugar pr(jduction in Spain: bv H. H. Hallatt. 

Bcira, Trade at; Vjy A. W. H. Glenny. 

Brazilian revenue bill for 190:3 [law]. 

Coal production in New South Wales in 1902; by F. W. Goding. 

('oc<ions, cf)lored. Production of; by W. P. Atwell. 

Cod tishennen. Amerii'an, Immediate opportunity for; by B. H. Ridgely. 

Commercial school at Tiflis; by E. L. Harris. 

Copper, silver, and gold in Latin America; by .several consuls. 

Cotton, French cultivation of, in Africa; by A. M. Thackara. 

in German east Africa; by O. J. D. Hughes. 

Self-ignition of; by H. W. Diederich. 

Cotton exchange, New. at Bremen; by H. W. Diederich. 
Cotton growing in British west Africa. 
Currency changes in Siam. 

Proposed, in Indo-China: by J. C. Covert. 

in Straits Settlements; by Thomas Davidson. 

Electric-power distriljution in Great Britain: by F. W. Mahin. 

Fire in shijis' holds. Apparatus for arresting: by F. W. Goding. 

Fisheries. North Sea; by W. P. Smyth. 

Flour and lard, American, in Malta; by J. H. Grout. 

Foreign reports and publications. 

Forests of Canada; by H. S. Culver. 

Fruit, tropical, German import of; by H. W. Diederich. 

German exports to Morocco; bv J. F. Monaghan. 

to United States; by F. H. Mason. 

Gold mining in Primorski region Siberia; transmitted by W. R. Holloway. 

Mining in Ku.ssian China; by W. R. Holloway. 

Mining imlustry in Turkestan: by W. R. Holloway. 

M(Uher-of-pearl-shell industry: transmitted by Thomas Davidson. 

Newspapers in (rerman col(jnies; by E. L. Harris. 

Nile reservoir; by J. G. Long. 

Notes. 

Oil and seed trade, :Marseilles, of 1902; by R. P. Skinner. 

Pepper cultivation in India; by W. T. Fee. 

Rails in Siam. Tender for; by J. P. Selden. 

Rubber, Ceara, in Nicaragua; by A. L. il. Gottschalk. 

Salmon production in British Columbia; by A. E. Smith. 

Sisal, Yucatan fiber: by E. H. Thompson. 

Sugar bill, German [law]. 

Sugar crop in Santa Clara, Cuba; by M. J. Baehr. 

Swiss factories in Germany; by William Bardel. 

Uruguayan commerce with Cuba: by A. W. Swalm. 

Well-boring machines, Opening for, in Chiini: by William Martin. 

Wool production in Australasia. 



April, 1908 233 

Exports declared for United States, returns from consular districts for 
quarter ended Dec. 31, 1902. 1903. viii — 160 pp. (H. doc. 440.) 

* Paper, 10c 

ROLLS AND LIBRARY BUREAU 

List of books. i)aniphlets, an<l maps received July-Dec. 1902, with ref- 
erences to articles in periodicals relating to law of nations, diplo- 
macy, history, and political science, supplemented by list of 
periodicals ami newspaj^ers received; new series, no. 26. [1903.] 
73 pp. 4" [Semiannual.] 



Treasury Department 

Cattle. Importation of neat cattle. Apr. 2, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. cir- 
cular 41, 1903; Division of Customs. ) 

Coast and Geodetic Survey. Employees to man and equip vessels of 
survey [regulations]. Apr. 4, 1903. 6 pp. 4" (Dept. circular 42, 
1903; Division of Ai>pointments. ) [This is a revised edition of Dept. 
circular 111, 1900; Division of Appointments.] 

Commerce. Statistics of trade between places in districts of Alaska and 
Hawaii and other districts in United States. ^lar. 2S, 1903. 1 p. 4" 
(Dept. circular 36, 1903; Bureau of Navigation. ) 

Customs Service. Dispo.sition of moneys received, account night services 
and tropical fruits. Apr. 23, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 50, 
1903; Division of Public Moneys.) 

Debt. Statement of public debt and cash in Treasurj-, Apr. 1903. 1 p. 
f [Monthly.] 

Domestic animals. Importation of animals for breeding purposes [reg- 
ulations]. Apr. 24, 1903. 6 pp. 4" (Dept. circular ol, 1903; 
Division of Customs. ) 

! mplovees. Appointments, promotions, or removals in competitive 
positions. Apr. 10, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 44, 1903; Division 
of Appointments. ) 

Orders for traveling an<l allowances for traveling expen.ses. Apr. 

10, 1903. 2 pp. 4" (Dept. circular 45, 1903; Division of Appoint- 
ments. ) 

Immigration laws and regulations. ^lar. 1903. 32 pp. 

Louisiana Purchase Exijosition at St. Louis. Mo. Apr. 8, 1903. 1 p. 4" 
(Dept. circular 43, 1903; Division of Customs.) 

Same [regulations]. Apr. 14, 1903. 4 pp. 4" (Dept. circular 47, 1903; 
Division of Customs. ) 

Public moneys. Payment of Treasury drafts and official checks of pub- 
lic disbursing otiicers [regulations]. Apr. 16, 1903. 2 pp. 4" (Dept. 
circular 49, 1903, Division of Public ^loneys.) 

Sealskin. Entrv of sealskin garments as personal effects under act of 
July 24, 1897. Apr. 11, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 46, 1903; 
Division of Customs. ) 

Steamboat Inspection Service. Directions for stamping date of expira- 
tion on copies of certiticates of inspection issued. Apr. 27, 1903. 
1 p. 4" (Dept. cir('ular 54, 1903; Steamboat-Inspection Service.) 

Tobacco in fiber or leaf imported through mails. Apr. 27, 190^. 1 p. 4" 
(Dept. circular 53, 1903; Division of Customs. ) 

Tobacco, requirements as to invoicing of. Apr. 1,1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. 
circular 40, 1903; Division of Customs.) 



234 April, 1903 

Treasury decisions under tariff, internal revenue, immigration, navij^a- 
tion laws, etc., weekly, v. 6, nos. U-18; Apr. 2-30, 1903. [Depart- 
ment decisions numljered 24.307-39.5 including general appraisers' 
decisions 5307-33, and internal revenue deci.«ions 645-(357.] 

APPRAISERS 

Reappraisements of merchandise by general apjjraisers [on Mar. 2(3-Apr. 
23,1903]; Apr. 6-27, 1903. 40 (Reappraisement circulars 941-950; 
Division of Customs. ) [Weekly.] 

BOOKKEEPING AND WARRANTS DIVISION 

Comparative statement of receipts and expenditures of United States 
■ [for month and 10 months ending Apr. 1902 and 1903]. 1 p. oblong 
8" []kIonthly.] 

Statement of Treasury, Apr. 1-30, 1903. Each [3] pp. 4" [Daily ex- 
cept 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 al.so 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 custom-houses, at 
the branch hydrographic offices of the Navy Department, at United States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coast Survev. 

Hawaiian geograi)hic names, bv W. D. Alexander; app. 7, re])ort, 1902. 

1903. p. 367-425, 4" 
Magnetic dip and intensity ol)servations, Jan. 1897-June 30, 1902, by 

Daniel L. Hazard, with preface bv L. A. Bauer; app. 6, report, 1902. 

1903. p. 333-366, 3 il. large 8° 
Magnetic observatories of survev in operation Julv 1, 1902, bv L. A. Bauer 

and J. A. Fleming; app. 5,' report, 1902. 1903. p. 301-331, 16 il. 4" 
Notice to Mariners 296; INIar. 1903. 20 + [2] pp. 4" [^Monthly.] 

Note.— Contains corrections for charts of the Coa.st and Geodetic Survey, with 

lists of new charts, canceled editions, etc. 

Philippine Islands, Notice to Mariners 1-3; Jan. 2-IMar. 14, 1903. [Ma- 
nila. 1. 1-12. 

Note. — Contains information of newly discovered dangers to navigatifm and of 
establishment and changes of lights and other aids. 

Sailing directions for coasts of Samarand Levte, and east coast of Luzon. 

Manila, 1903. 63 pp. 
Triangulation in Kansas, bv John F. Havford; app. 3, report, 1902. 

1903. ]). 211-293, 5 il. 4« 
United States coast pilot, Atlantic Coast; pt. 4, Point Judith to New 

York, supplement to 3d edition. ]Mar. 26, 1903. 10 1. large 8" 
Same, ])t. 5, New York to Chesapeake Bay entrance, supjdement to 2d 

edition. Mar. 28, 1903. 17 1. large 8"' 

Charts 

Killisnoo Harbor, Alaska; chart 8285. Scale 1:10,000. Apr. 1903. 

28.9 X 20.7 in. 25c 

Matnog Bay and Ticlin Strait, Luzon, east coast, scale 1 : 30,000; Port 

Gubat, Luzon, east coast, scale 1 : 20,000; chart 4258. Manila, Jan. 

1903. 18.2X25.7 in. 20c 

COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY 

Bulletin 520-523; Apr. 6-27, 1903. 4« [Weekly.] 

Note. — Announces changes in officers of national banks, organization of new 
banks, liquidations, etc. 



April < 1903 235 

comptroller of treasury 

Evidence of proper pavment of vouchers [reorulations]. Apr. 29. 1903. 
1 p. 4° (Treasury'Dept. Dept. circular 52, 1903.) 

GOVERNMENT ACTUARY 

Market prices and investment values of outstanding securities [^lar. 
1903]. Apr. 1, 1903. 2 pp. 4" ( Treasury Dept. Dept. circular 39, 



1903.) 



LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD 



XoTE.— The Bnlletins, 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 custom-houses, the Hydrographic Office audits branches, and the 
sales agents of the Coast and Geodetic .Survey. 

Bulletin 142. recent changes in aids to navigation, Apr. 1, 1903, coasts 
of Unitei^^l States. 27 1. — [2] pp. [."Mmithly.] 

List of lights and fog signals of United States on northern lakes and 
rivers, also of Canada on those waters; correcte<l to opening of navi- 
gation, 1903. 177 +^vii pp. map, large 8" 

Notice to ]^Iariners 22-35 of 1903; Apr. 1-27, 1903. p. 22-35, 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, Apr. 1, 1903. 1 p. oblong 8° [Monthly.] 

Note.— Estimated population. .Vpr. 1, 1903. ><0,142,000; circulation per capita, 

S-29.34. 
Registered bonds caveated upon books of [Treasurv] Department, Apr. 

1, 1903. 1 p. f" [Monthly.] 

-AUNT BUREAU 

Values of foreign coins. Apr. 1, 1903. [3] pp. 4'^ (Treasurv Dept. 
Dept. circular 37, 1903.) [Quarterly.] 

ASSAY COMMISSION 

Proceedings of commission of 1903, and test of coinage executed and 
reserved during calendar year 1902; also laws relating to annual 
as.say. 1903. 31pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2317. ) 

PUBLIC HEALTH AND MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Public Health Reports, v. 18, nos. 14-17; Apr. 3-24, 1903. [xvi] — 463- 
635 pp. [Weekly.] 

XoTE.— This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as reported by the officers of the Public Health and Marine 
Hospital Service and fithers, is "for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is lim- 
ited, and the documetit is intended only for health officers and other persons 
interested in sanitary affairs. To obtain it application should be made to the 
Surgeon-General of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, Treasury 
Department. 

Quarantine laws an<l retrulations of Unite<l States. Revised edition. 
1903. 36 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2319.) 

Reorulations for sale of viruses, serums, toxins, and analogous products 
in I>istrict of Columbia [and interstate tratiic in said articles; pre- 
pared by l)oard, surgeon-general of Army, surgeon-general of Navy, 
and stu-geon-general of service]. Feb. 21, 1903. 8 pp. 



236 April, 1903 



HYGIENIC LABORATORY 



Bacteriological impurities of vaccine virus, experimental studv; bv ^I. 
J. Rosenau. Mar. 1903. 50 pp. (Bulletin 12.) 



YELLOW FEVER IN.STITUTE 

Early history of quarantine, origin of sanitary measures directed against 
vellow fever [with bibliographv]; bv J. ^I. Eager. ISIar. 190.3. p. 
i-27. (Bulletin 12.) 

REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE 

Amending rules and regulations governing movements and anchorage 
of vessels in St. Marys River. Apr. 1, 1903. 1 p. 4° ([Circular] 
83; Treasury Dept., Dept. circular 38, 1903.) 

General order 74, 75; Feb. 5, Mar. 24, 1903. Each 1 p. 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Advance slieets from IMonthly Summary of Commerce and Finance, 
showing details of imports and exports l)y articles and countries 
for Mar. 1«03. 70 pp. 4" 

Drawliack paiil on imports used in manufacture of articles exported and 
articles exported manufactured from imported materials on which 
drawback was paid, 1902. [1903.] iii-rl41-157 pp. 4" 

Exports of domestic breadstuffs, provisions, cotton, and mineral oils. 
Mar. 1903. 13 pp. 4" (Bulletin 9, series 1902-03.) [Monthly.] 

Exports of domestic merchandise by countries and articles [1892-1902]; 
from [Foreign] Commerce and Navigation, 1902, v. 2. [1903.] p. 
297-711, 4" 

Foreign Commerce and Navigation of United States, 1902. 1902 [1903]. 
v: 1, 932 pp. 4" (Treas. Dept. doc. 2301, v. 1; H. doc. 13 [pt. 1].) 
[For edition without Congressional document number see Catalogue 
for Feb. 1903, page 162.] * Cloth, $1.15 

Same. 1903. v. 2, 847 pp. 4" (Treas. Dept. doc. 2301, v. 2; H. doc. 
13[pt. 2].) *Cloth, $1.15 

Imports and exports of merchandise into and from United States by 
grand divisions, countries, and articles [1892-1902]; from [Foreign] 
Connnerce and Navigation, 1902, v. 2. [1903.] p. 713-840, 4" 

Imports and exports of United States, INIar. 1903. 1 p. 4" [Monthly.] 

Imports of merchandise bv countries and articles [1892-1902]; from 
[Foreign] Commerce and Navigation, 1902, v. 2. [1903. ] p. 5-295, 4° 

IMonthlv Summary of Commerce and Finance of United States, Feb. 
1903; no. 8, series 1902-03. p. 2205-2546, 4" (H. doc. 15, pt. 
8.) * Paper, 35c 

Statistit-al abstract of the world, showing imports and exports of mer- 
chandise and precious metals, population, area, debt, currency, 
stocks of monev, etc., sec. 1; from Summaiy of Commerce and 
Finance, Feb. 1903. iii + 2277-2331 i>p. 4" 

Summary of internal commerce, Feb. 1903; from Sununaryof Commerce 
and Finance, Feb. 1903. iii -f- 2335-80 pp. 4" 

STEAMBOAT INSPECTION SERVICE 

Directing attention to enforcement of rules and regulations relating to 
safety signals on steam vessels. Apr. 15, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Tieasury 
Dept. Dept. circular 48, 1903.) 



April, 1903 237 

treasurer of united states 

Monthly statement, paper currencv of each denomination outstanding 
Apr. 30, 1903. 1 p. ol^long 24"" 



War Department 



Address delivered bv Elihn Root at laving of corner stone of Army Wai 

College, Washington, D. C, Feb.*21, 1903. 11 pp. 
Annnal reports, 1902; v. 9, report of lieutenant-general commanding 

Army. [See Army.] 
[Circular api^ointing board on tests for national trophy and j^rizes for 

ritle competition.] Mat. 31, 1903. 2 pp. 12" 
Orders [authorizing John C. Scofield, chief clerk, to sign requisitions 

and other papers during a1)sence of Secretary and assistant Secre- 
■ tary]. Mar. 31, 1903. 'l p. 12» 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL 

Army list and directory, officers of Army, Apr. 20, 1903; [no.] 41. 71 

pp. 
Circular 14-22 [1903]; Apr. 3-29, 1903. 12" 
Circular [notifying candidates for appointment to ^Military Academy 

tliat they will be required to take examination at army post most 

conyenient to home]. Apr. 9, 1903. 2 pp. 12" 
[Circular] to recruiting officers [instructions relative to precautions to 

be taken to avoid enlistment of persons under 21 years]. Apr. 16, 

1903. 1 p. 12" 
Enlistments for line of Army, ]Mar. 1903. 7 pp. 12" [Monthly.] 
General orders 48-66 [1903]; Apr. 1-.30, 1903. 2 tab. 12° [No. 65 is 

Competitions for small-arms tiring.] 
Memorandum [lilank forms furnished by office]. Apr. 1,1903. 3 pp. 12° 
Memorandum [concerning deserter, Harry E. Mason, alias Harry E. 

Low, etc., for information of recruiting officers]. Apr. 11, 1903. 

1 p. 12" 
Special orders 76-101 [1903]; Apr. 1-30, 1903. 12" [Daily except Sun- 
days and holidays.] 
Stations of Army, Apr. 9, 23, 1903. Each [2] pp. olilong large 8" 

[Weekly; none issued Apr. 2 and 16.] 

MILITARY INFORMATION DIVISION 

Index of s]iecial military subjects contained in books, pamphlets, and 
periodicals received iluring quarter ending Mar. 31, 1903. 16 pp. 
(War Dept. doe. 175. ) 

ARMY 

Report of lieutenant-general commanding Army, [with i-eports of] de- 
partment commanders [etc., 1902]. 1902 [1903]. iv — 750 pp. il. 
5 pi. 26 maps. ^War Dept., Reports, 1902, v. 9; H. doc. 2.) 

* Cloth, 85c; * paper, 70c 

Contents: 

Philippine Islands, Distriljntioii of troiips in, .luly 1, 1902. 

Garrisoned towns in. .July 1. 1902. 

Summarv of principal events ecinneeled with military operations in. .Inly 

1, 1901-June 30, 1902. 
Reports of— 

Artillerv Oflice. 



238 April, 1903 

Report of lieutenant-general commanding Army — Continued. 

Contents — Continued. 
Reports ol— 

Artillery School, Fort Monroe. 

Cavalry and Field Artillery School, Fort Riley. 

General Service and Staff College. Fort Leavenworth. 

Lieutenant-general commanding Army. 

Military departments of California, the Colorado, the Columbia, Cuba. Dakota, 

the East, the Lake.s, the Missouri, North Philippines, South Philippines, 

Texas, Visayas. 
Military Division of Philippines. 
Submarine Defense School, Fort Totten. 

C.WALRY AND FIELD ARTILLERY SCHOOL 

General orders 11-13 [1903]; Fort Kiley, Ivans., Apr. 3-30, 1903. Each 
1 p. 12" 

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT 

General orders 4, 5 [1903]; Apr. 15, 21, 1903. 12« 

Searchlights, light projectors for Army and Navy, by F. Nerz; trans- 
lated from German, with Notes on projectors, by Edward H. Schulz. 
1903. 26 pp. 4 il. (War Dept. doc. 188.) 

Special orders 11, 12 [1903]; Apr. 1, 10, 1903. Each 1 p. 12" 

Statement showing rank, duties, and addresses of officers of Corps of 
Engineers. Apr. 1, 1903. 29 pp. 4° 

NORTHERN AND NORTHWE.STERN LAKES SURVEY 

Charts 

Huron, Lake, General chart of, including Georgian Bay and North 

Channel.' Scale 1 : 400,000. Apr. 11, 1903. 38.4X42 in. 20c 

Michigan, Lake, (ieneral chart of. Scale 1:500,000. Mar. 31, 1903. 

44. 1 X 26 in. 15c 

St. Joseph Channel and western end of North Channel, Lake Huron, 

Chart of, scale 1 : 40,000; with inset, Wilson Channel, scale 1 : 12,000. 

Apr. 27, 1903. 26.9 X 38.7 and 5.4 X 5.5 in. 15c 

INSULAR AFFAIRS BUREAU 

Monthly summary of commerce of Philippine Islands, Nov. 1902; no. 5, 
series 1902-03. [1903.] p. 497-622, 4" 

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 

Circular 1, 2 [1903]; Apr. 6, Mar. 14, 1903. 12" 

Circular of information for persons desirous of enlisting in Hosi^ital 
Corps, Army. [Mar. 14, 1903.] 3 pp. 12" 

ORDNANCE DEPART.M ENT 

Ordnance orders 7, 8 [1903] ; Mar. 31, Apr. 1, 1903. 12" 

PAY DEPARTMENT 

Monthly station list of officers, Apr. 1, 1903. 4 pp. 
Stoppage circular, Apr. 15, 1903. 4 pp. [Monthly.] 

PHILIPPINE COMMISSION, 1900- 

Official Gazette, v. 1, nos. 18-28; Jan. 7-Mar. 18, 1903. Manila, p. 

1-198, 4" [Weekly.] 
Same, Spanish. 



April, 1903 239 

Public laws and resolutions passed bv commission durin.ii quarter end- 
ing Nov. 30, 1902. Manila, 1902. ' v. 9, 345 pp. 

Note. — By order of the Philiiipine Commission the quarterly publication of 
Public laws and resolutions passed by commission, beginning with v. 9 for 
quarter ending Nov. 30, 1902, will be issued in 2 pamphlets, one Engli.sh and 
one .'^punish, for sale by the secretary of the commission, beginning with v. 9, at 
SI. 00 Mexican each. The preceding quarterly volumes, both languages included, 
are for sale by the .secretary of the commission at Sl.oO Mexican per volume. 

PHILIPPINE E.XPOSITION BOARD 

Cautusan 514 a tatatag ne ing junta, sulat a circular ning Gobernador 
Taft, casalesayan ampon panabilin, tunlunan ampon paniicacauani 
tungcul king piparangtilan Filipinas king [liparafigalan li pamanalala 
king paiigasalina ning Luisiana a marapat Sn. Luis, 1904, ing mu- 
munang piparangahin a marapat ]\lenila, 1903, ing museong maca- 
panatili caring bague king Filipinas a ing junta ibilina king capital 
ning.capuluan. Manila, 1903. 143 pp. 7 il. ( Capasiagan 2. ) [This 
is the same, in the Pampanga language, as the Spanish edition of Act 
514 creating Philippine Exposition Board, etc., for which see Cata- 
logue for Mar. 1903, page 207.] 

PHILIPPINE ISL.\NDS CP.3TOMS SERVICE 

Customs decisions under tariff, Chinese exclusion, and immigration laws 
of Philippine Islands, monthly, v. 3, no. 1; Jan. 31, 1903. [Manila.] 
p. 1-25. [Tariff decision circulars numbered 234-249, and C'hinese 
and immigration circulars 75-78.] 

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS HEALTH BOARD 

Monthly report, Oct. 1902. Manila, 1903. 11 pp. 4" 

PHILIPPINE WEATHER BUREAU 

Bulletin, Nov. 1902. Manila, 1903. p. 267-296, 1 11. 4" [English and 
Spanish.] 

Note. — Contain.s meteorological data, notes on weather, magnetic and seismic 
disturbances, and crops of Philippine Islands. 

QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT 

List of newspapers and periodicals to be supplied to military post libra- 
ries bv Quartermaster's Department, 1904, and prices of subscription 
to same. [1903.] 10 pp. 

Roster showing stations and duties of officers, Apr. 15, 1903. 7 pp. 
[Monthly.] 

SIGNAL OFFICE 

Orders 7, 8 [1903]; Apr. 1, 16, 1903. Each 2 pp. 12° 

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT 

Roster [of officers], Apr. 1, 1903. 3 pp. [:\Ionthly.] 

WAR COLLEGE BOARD 

[Report of board as to regulations for carrying into effect provisions ot 
act approved Jan. 21, 1903, to promote efficiency of militia.] [1903.] 
10 pp. 

District of Columbia 

Health Department. Report of health officer, 1902. 1903. 277 pp. 5 
maps. ( Report of commissioners, v. 3.) * Paper, 30c 



240 April, 1903 



Smithsonian Institution 

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. 

Band-fish. Review of cepolidye or band-fishes of Japan, by David Starr 

Jordan and Henrv W. Fowler; [from] Proceedings, v. 26. [1903.] 

p. 699-702, 1 il. "(No. 1330.) 
Catfish. Use of name torpedo for electric catfish, bv Theodore Gill; 

[from] Proceedings, v. 26. [1903.] p. 697, 698. ' (No. 1329.) 
Dragon-fiy. Genealogic study of dragon-fly wing venation, by James G. 

Needham; from Proceedings, v. 26. 1903. p. 703-764,44 il. 24 pi. 

(No. 1331.) 
Eucalyptus. On identification of species of eucalyptus from Philippines, 

l)v Joseph Henrv ]Maiden; [from] Proceedings, v. 26. [1903.] p. 

691,692. (No. 1327.) 
Fish and fisheries. Supplementary note on Bleekeria mitsitkurii, and 

on certain Japanese fishes, bv David Starr Jordan; [from] Proceed- 
ings, V. 26. [1903.] p. 693-696, 3 il. 1 pi. (No. 1328. ) 
Loach. Review of cobitida?, or loaches, of rivers of Japan, by David 

Starr Jordan and Henrv W. Fowler; from Proceedings, v. 26. 1903. 

p. 765-774, 2il. (No. 1332.) 
Sculpin. Description of new species of sculpin from Japan, by David 

Starr Jordan and Edwin Chapin Starks; [from] Proceedings, v. 26. 

[1903.] p. 689,690, 1 il. (No. 1326.) 
Walrus. Cerebral fissures of Atlantic walrus [with l>il)liography], by 

Pierre A. Fish; from Proceedings, v. 26. 1903. p. 675-688, 2 pi. 

(No. 1325.) 

Various Bureaus 

ANTHRACITE COAL STRIKE COMMISSION 

Report on anthracite coal strike of JNIay-Oct. 1902 [with appendixes]. 
[Mar. 18] 1903. 257 pp. map. (S. doc. 6, 58th Cong, special sess. ) 

* Paper, 15c 
FISH COMMISSION 

Note. — The Commission supplies gratuitously those of its publications which 
are in print. 

California. Notes on fishes from streams and lakes of northeastern Cali- 
fornia not tributarv to Sacramento Basin, bv Cloudslev Rutter; 
[from Bulletin, 1902]. [Mar. 31, 1903.] p. 143-148, 2 il. 'large 8" 

Catfish. Breeding hal)its of vellow cat-fish, bv Hugh M. Smith and 
L. G. Harron; [from Bulletin, 1902]. [Mar. 31, 1903.] p. 149-154, 
large 8" 

Fish and fisheries. Artificial propagation of marine species of fishes; 
from revised edition of Manual [of fish-culture]. 1903. p. 195-238, 
1 il. 10 pi. 

Contents: 
Cod. 

Flatfish, or winter flounder. 
Lobster, American; by H. M. Smith. 
Mackerel. 
Marine fishes, Miscellaneous. 



April, 1903 241 

Fish and fijiheries — Continued. Statement of certain fi*liery proilncts 
landed at Boston and Cilouce-ster, ^Ia?s., by Anieiiean fisliinsr ves- 
sels, Mar. 1903. 1 p. oblong 8« (Statistical" bulletin 134. ) 

Hawaii. Descriptions of new genera and species of fishes from Hawaiian 
Islands, l)v David Starr .Jordan and Barton Warren Evermann; from 
Bulletin, 1902. Apr. 10 [11] 1903. p. 161-208, large S" 

Salmon. Artificial jiropagation of salmons of Pacific Coast [l)y Living- 
ston Stone] : from revised edition of 3Ianual [of fish-culture]. 1903. 
p. 1-15, 8 pi. 

Natural historv of quinnat salmon, report on investigations in Sac- 
ramento River,' 1896-1901, byCloudsley Rutter; from Bulletin, 1902. 
1903. p. 65-141, il. 7 pi. 2 maps, large 8° 

ShacL Artificial propagation of shad and pike perch: from revised edi- 
tion of Manual [of fish-culture]. 1903. p. 121-145, 16.5-179. il. 9 i)l. 

Content!': 

Pike perch, or wall-eved pike; bv J. J. .Stranahan. 
Shad; by S. G. Worth. 

Trout. Destruction of trout frv bv hvdra, bv A. E. Beardslev; [from 
Bulletin, 1902]. [Mar. 31, 1903.] 'p. 155-160, large 8" 

GOVERXMEXT PRINTING OFFICE 

DOCCMEXTS OFFICE 

Catalogue of United States Public Documents, monthlv, no. 99; ^lar. 

1903. 175-214— XXXV pp. 
57th Congress, 1st session, Dec. 2, 1901-July 1, 1902; index to subjects of 

documents and reports and to connnittees, Senators, and Rejiresent- 

atives presenting them, with tables of same in numerical order. 

1903. 450 pp. (H. doc. 718, 57th Cong. 1st sess.) 

* Cloth, 35c; * paper, 2.5c 

INTERSTATE COMMERCE CO:\lMISSION 

Note.— The Commission furnishes its reports gratuitously to those wlio apply 
for them. 

Accident Inilletin 6, showing collisions and derailments of trains and 

casualties to persons, Oct. -Dec. 1902. 1903. 12 pp. 
National Association of Railwav Commissioners, proceedings of 14th 

annual convention, Charleston, S. C, Feb. 11, 12, 1902. 1902 [1903]. 

61 pp. 
Rules for inspection of safetv appliances, adopted Apr. 1. 1901. revised 

Jan. 1, 1903. 14 pp. 16"" 
Safetv appliances and accident reports; from Kith report. 1903. p. 

.5'7-69, 273-320, 1 tab. 

LABOR departmp:nt 

Note. — The Department furnishes its publications gratuitously to those who 
apply for them. 

Bulletin 45, Mar. 1903. iii - 20.3-4.36 — [ii] pp. 4 il. (H. doc. 370, 

pt. 2. ) [Bimonthly.] *Paper, 15c 

Contents: 

Articles. Leading, in past numbers of bulletin. 

Decisions of courts affecting'labor. 

Foreign statistical publications, recent. Digest of. 

Laws of various .'^tate< relating to labor enacted [in 1901-02]; Iowa. Kentucky. 

Louisiana, Maryland, Mas-^achnsetts. New York. Ohio. Rhode Island. Virginia. 
Prices, wholesale. Course of. ls',iu-1902. 
State bureaus of labor statisti<s. Digest of recent reports of: Ma.ssachusetts, New 

Hamjtsliire. Pennsylvania. Rliode Islaml. West Virginia. 



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Bulletin 46, May, 1903. vi -f 437-683 — [ii] PP- (H. doc. 370, pt. 3.) 
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Coittenii^: 
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Report of commissioner of labor on Hawaii, 1902. Feb. 26, 1903. 234 pp. 
(S. doc. 181.) 

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Agriculture, Department of. [Bureau of Animal Industry] order 106; 
regulations for suppression and extir])ation of contagious and infec- 
tious diseases among domestic animals in United States. INIar. 10, 
1903. 3 pp. 8" 
Animal Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Infectiveness 
of milk of cows which have reacted to tui)erculin test [with bibli- 
ography]; V)v John R. Mohler. 1903. 93 pp. -f [2] 1. 2 pi. 8» 
(Bulletin 44.) 
Chemistrj' Bureau (Department of Agriculture). American wines at 
Paris Exposition of 1900, their composition and character, by H. W. 
"Wilev; with monograph on Manufacture of wines in California, by 
Henry Lachman. 1903. 40 pp. 2 pi. 8° (Bulletin 72. ) 
Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 4. No. 2; 
Reports of War Department, 1901; Lieutenant-general, pt. 1, mis- 
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(/ Education Bureau (Interior Department). History of higher education 
in Colorado; by Jatnes Edwaid Le Rossignol. 1903. 67 pp. 25 pi. 8° 
(C'ontributions to American educational history 34; circular of infor- 
mation 1, 1903; whole no. 292.) 

^ Entomology Division (Department of Agriculture). Lime, sulphur, and 
salt wash [as remedy for San Jose scale in the East] ; by C. L. Mar- 
latt. [Feb. 20, 1903.] 8 pp. 8° (Circular 52, 2d series.) 

■^ Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Experiment 
Station Record, Mar. 1903; v. 14, no. 7. ix + 621-724 pp. 8" 

/ Judiciary Committee (House). Hearing on H. 14798, to establish lab- 
oratory for study of criminal, ])auper, and defective classes, with 
biV)liographv, by Arthur MacDonald, before committee [Apr. 25, 
1902]. .309 pp. 'il. 8" 

/ Porto Rico Agricultural Experiment Station ( Experiment Stations Office, 
Department of Agriculture) . Agricultural experiment station of 
Porto Rico, its establishment, location, and purpose; by Frank 1). 
Gardner. 1903. 15 pp. 4 pi. 8° (Bulletin 1.) 

SJdpment 4S 

/ Congress. 52d Congress, 1st session. House miscellaneous documents, 
V. 40, pt. 1. No. 261 ; War atlas, 1861-65, index, plates 1-84. (Serial 
no. 2998, v. 1.) 

Note.— Under the old law prior to Jan. 12, 1895, only 420 copies of this volume 
were printed, and therefore it can not be supplied to all designated depository 
libraries. 

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Shipment 49 

J Congress. 56th Congress, 2il session. House documents, v. 12, pt. 3. 

No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1900; Civil affairs in Cuba, v. 

1, pt. 3. (Serial no. 4082. ) 
^ .'^ame, v. 6-1-. Nos. 122-150, except 140, 141, 149; miscellaneous. 

(Serial no. 4138.) 

Slilprnent J 

'^ Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 32. No. 

232; Paris Exposition, 1900, report, v. 6. (Serial no. 4060.) 
/ Dairy Division (Animal Industry Bureau, Department of Agriculture). 
Cheese making on farm; by Henry E. Alvord. 1903. l(i pp. 3 il. 
8° (Farmers' bulletin 166. ) 
/ Education Bureau (Interior Department). History of education in 
Texas [with bibliography]; by J. J. Lane. 1903. 334 pp. 13 por. 
32 pi. 8° (Contributions to American educational history 35; circu- 
lar of information 2, 1903; whole no. 293.) 

y Entomology Division ( Department of Agriculture). Silkworm culture; 
by Henrietta Aiken Kelly. 1903. 32 pp. 16 il. 8" (Farmers' bul- 
letin 165. ) 

/ Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Digest of 
recent experiments on horse feeding; by C. F. Langworthy. 1903. 
75 pp. 8" (Bulletin 125.) 

/ Foreign Markets Division (Department of Agriculture). Our foreign 
trade in agricultural products, 1902. Feb. 21, 1903. 24 pp. B" 
(Circular 25. ) 

Shipment 2 

y Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 38. No. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1900; Geological Survey, 21st 
report, pt. 6 continued, Mineral Resources, 1899. (Serial no. 4112. ) 

i/ Senate documents, v. 33. No. 235; Appropriations, new oiiices, 

etc. (Serial no. 4061.) 

Shipment S 

J Chemistry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Proceedings of 19th 
annual convention of Association of Official Agricultural C^hemists, 
Washington, D. C, Oct. 2-4, 1902; edited by Harvey W. Wiley. 
1903. 187 pp. 1 por. 5 il. 8'^ (Bulletin 73. ) 
•^ Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 54. No. 
20: American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1902. (Serial no. 
4321.) 

/ Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Studies on 
digestibilitv and nutritive value of bread at Universitv of ]Minne- 
sota in 1900-02; by Harry Snyder. 1903. 52 pp. 3 pi. 8° (Bul- 
letin 126. ) 

/ Forestry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Conservative hnnbering 
at Sewanee, Tenn. ; by John Foley. 1903. 36 pp. 11 pi. map, large 
8° (Bulletin 39.) 

J Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). Monthly list of 
publications [of Department of Agriculture], Mar. 1903. 4 pp. 8° 
( [Publication] 458. ) 

J Statistics Division (Department of Agriculture). Relations of popula- 
tion and food products in United States, exclusive of Alaska and 
insular possessions, mainlv as indicated bv census reports, 1850-1900; 
by James H. Blodgett. 1903. 86 pp. 8"' (Bulletin 24.) 



April, 1903 245 

Shipment 4 

y Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 13, pt. 1. 

No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1900; Civil affairs in Cuba, v. 2, 

pt. 1. (Serial no. 4084.) 
y .Same, v. 61. Xos. 76-121, except 80, 81, 106; miscellaneous. 

(Serial no. 413.5. ) 

Shipment 5 

y Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 98. No. 
510; Digest of contested election cases, lst--56th Congress, 1789-1901. 
(Serial no. 4172.) 

Shipment 6 

/ Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 12, pt. 2. 

No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1900; Civil affairs in Cuba, v. 

1, pt. 2. (Serial no. 4081.) 
/ Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Experiment 

Station Record, Apr. 1903; v. 14, no. 8. x — 725-828 pp. 7 il. 

1 pi. 8" 



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DISTRICT OF COLCJIBIA COMMITTEE 

Purification of Washington water supply [inquiry held 1-\v directi(in of 
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1902. by Nathan Wyeth. 
Introduction; by Charles Moore. 
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Villa Medicis a Rome, by MacAliaster Moore." 

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452 [2 pts.], 57th Cong. 1st sess. ) 

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Statutes, executive orders, proclamations, and statistics of tribes, compiled to 

Dec. 1, 19U2. V. 1. 
Treaties, v. 2. 

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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 
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list of publications, which is mailed to all applicants, enabling them to select such 
reports and bulletins as interest them. 

[Bm-eau of Animal Industry] order 99 [amendment 6], order 111-113; 

Apr. 29-May 12, 1903. [Remoyal of quarantine upon ruminants 

and swine in Rhode Island, etc.] 
Single-germ beet balls and other suggestions for improving sugar-1)eet 

culture, bv Truman G. Palmer; from Progress of Vjeet-sugar industry 

[in United States] in 1902. [1903.] 12 pp. 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Index-catalogue of medical and veterinary zoology, pt. 3, authors, 
C-Czvgan; bv Ch. Wardell Stiles and A11)ert Hassall. 1903. p. 
199-324. (Bulletin 39 [pt. 3].) *Paper, 10c 

ENTOMOLOGY DIVISION 

Literature of American economic entomology, liy E. P. Felt; from Bulle- 
tin 40, new .series. [1903.] p. 7-22. 

Yellow-winged locust, camnula pellucida Scmld.; V)v C. B. Simpson. 
[May 12, 1903.] 3 pp. 1 il. (Circular 53. ) 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Agricultural ex]>eriment stations. Cooperation between experiment 
stations and farmers; from report, 1902. [1903.] iv — 491-540 pp. 
1 il. 2 pi. 3 maps. ( [Publication] 570. ) 

Contents: 

Alabama .Agricultural Experiment Station, Cooperative experiments conducted 

by: by .J. F. Duggar. 
Illiiiois. Cooperative experiments in; by Eugene Davenport. 
New York. Coo|ierative experiments in; by J. L. Stone. 
Ontario. Canada, Cooperative experiments in; by C. A. Zavitz. 

Editing of exi^eriment-stationijublications, by L. H. Bailey; Bulle- 
tin illiLStration, bv F. A. Waugh: from Bulletin 123. [1903.] p. 
112-114. ([Publication] 586.)' 



May, 1903 253 

Agrioultural experiment 8tation8 — Continued. Popular editions of sta- 
tion ))ulletin8, bv F. H. Hall; from report, 1902. [1903.] p. 481-489. 
([Publication] 569.) 

['"^th] rei)ort on work and expenditures of agricultural experiment 

stations, 1902; from report, 1902. [1903.] p. 1-15, 23-289, 8 pi. 
([Publication] 561.) 

Agriculture. Atrricultural education in the South, bv J. C. Hardy; from 
Bulletin 123. [1903.] p. 67-73. ( [Publication] 576. ) 

Graduate school of agriculture a.s means of improving pedagf)gical 

form of courses in agriculture; from Piulletin 123. [1903.] p. 61-67. 
( [Publication] 575. ) 

How far should experiment l>e followed by educational eff^)rt on 

part of experimenter? bv H. L. Bollev; from Bulletin 123. [1903.] 
p. 118-120. ([Publication] 590.) 

Some featui-es of recent progress in agricultural education, by A. C. 

True; from report, 1902. [1903.] iv + 417-459 pp. 2 pi. ([Publi- 
cation] 567. ) 

Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations. 
Address of president of association, bv W. M. Liggett; from Bulletin 
123. [1903.] p. 29-37. ( [Publication] 573.) 

Botanv. Lines of investigation invitinglv open to station botanists, bv 
L.' H. Panmiel; from Bulletin 12.3. [1903.] p. 115, 116. ([I'ubli- 
cation] 587. ) 

Need of better courses of prepai'ation for work in apjilied botany, 

by A. D. Selby; from Bulletin 123. [1903.] p. 106-108. ([Publi- 
cation] 584. ) 

Cattle. Some of beef problems of the South, and what stations can do 
toward solving them, bv A. ]\L Soule, D. W. Mav, C. W. Burkett, 
and J. C. Robert; from "Bulletin 123. [1903.] p!! 76-86. ([Publi- 
cation] 578.) 

Station experiments in animal breeding, bv E. I)aveni)ort; from 

Bulletin 123. [1903.] p. 86-89. ( [Publication] 579. ) 

AVhat are the [animal] breeding problems, and what can station 

do to solve them? bv E. A. Burnett; from Bulletin 123. [1903.] 
p. 89,90. ([Pubhcation] 580.) 

Corn. Methods of corn breeding, byC. G. Hopkins; from Bulletin 123. 
[1903.] p. 91-98, 1 pi. ([Publication] 581.) 

Engineering. Method of conducting engineering laboratorv practice, bv 
W. :\L Ritrgs; from Bulletin 123. [1903.] p. 130-1 34^! ([Publica- 
tion] 594. ) 

Exijeriment Station Record, May, 1903; v. 14, no. 9. xi +829-932 pp. 

*Paper, 10c single copy, $1.00 a vol. (12 nos. ) 

Note. — ^[aitlly made up of abstracts of reports and publications on agricultural 

science which have recently appeared in all countries, especially the United States. 

Farmers' institutes in United States, bv I). J. Crosbv; from report, 1902. 

[1903.] iv+461-481 pp. ( [Publication] 568. )^ 
Food. Dietarv studies of groups, especiallv in pul)lic institutions, by 

C. F. Laiigworthv; from report, 1902. " [1903.] iii+387-416 pp. 

( [Publication] 566. ) 
Home. Some peculiar needs in new States, home adornment, home 

production, l)v A. Nelson; from Bulletin 123. [1903.] p. llti, 117, 

1 pi. ([Publication] 588.) 

Horses. Principles of horse feeding; by C. F. Langworthy. 1903. 44 

pp. (Farmers' bulletin 170. ) 
Insects. Excellencies and defects of existing legislation for control of 

insect and fungus pests, l)v S. A. Forbes; from Bulletin 123. [1 903.] 

p. 122-126. ( [Publication] 592.'^ 



254 May, 1903 

Irrigation. Report of irrigation investigations for 1901, no. 1; Summary 
of results, by R. P. Teele; Irrigation in New Mexico, by W. M. 
Reed; Irrigation investigations in Salt River Valley, by AV. H. Code; 
Irrigation at Arizona Experiment Station farm, bv A^ J. INIcClatchie: 
from Bulletin 119. [1903.] v- 17-101 pp. 2 il. 6 pi. map. ([Pub- 
lication] 546.) 

Same, no. 2; Subterranean water supply of San Bernardino Valley, 

by E. \V. Hilgard; Duty of water under Gage Canal, Riverside, by 
W. Irving; Duty of water in Tule River Basin, by A. E. Chandler; 
Use of water iii irrigation in A\'ashington, bv 0. L. Waller: from 
Bulletin 119. [1903.] v-f 103-1 98 pp. 4 il. 22" pi. 3 maps. ([Pub- 
lication] 547. ) 

Same, no. 4; Irrigation under Great Eastern Canal, by O. V. P. 

Stout; Irrigation at [Missouri] Experiment Station, by H. J. AVa- 
ters; Irrigation experiments in Wisconsin, 1901, by F. H. King; 
Irrigation in New Jersey, 1901, by E. B. Voorhees; 2d progress re- 
port on silt measurenients, bv J. C. Nagle: from Bulletin 119. 
[1903.] V + 299-392 pp. 5 il. 14 pi. ( [Publication] 549. ) 

Review of irrigation investigations for 1902, bv Elwood ]Mead; from 

report, 1902. [1903.] iv + 359-385 pp. 6 pi. ' ( [Publication] 565. ) 

Plants. Plant breeding to secure resistant forms, bv E. M. Wilcox; from 
Bulletin 123. [1903.] p. 117, 118. ( [Publication] 589. ) 

Plant physiology and pathology in college curricula, by E. M. Wil- 
cox; from Bulletin 123. [19037] p. 108-111. ( [Publication] 585. ) 

Some important points in plant improvement, bv J. T. Willard; 

from Bulletin 123. [1903.] p. 98-100. ( [Publication] 582.) 

Power question in the South, bv C. M. Strahan; from Bulletin 123. 
[1903.] p. 134-141. ( [Publication] 595. ) 

Report. Annual report, 1902. Jan. 19, 1903. 547 pp. 2 il. 45 pi. 3 maps. 
(S. doc. 104.) *Cloth, $1.00; *paper, 85c 

Note. — The 10 articles composing this volume have been published also in sepa- 
rate pamphlets, each of which is entered in this catalogue. 

San Jose scale. Recent observations and experiments with insecticides 
for San Jose scale, bv J. B. Smith; from Bulletin 123. [1903.] 
p. 126-128. ([Publication] 593.) 

Variety testing, bv H. H. Hume; from Bulletin 123. [1903.] p. 120- 
122. .([Publication] 591.) 

ALASKA AGRICULTLRAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS 

Annual report, 1902, by C. C. (4eorgeson; from report of Office of 
Experiment Stations, 1902. [1903.] iv + 233-307 pp. 11 pi. ([Pub- 
lication] 562. ) 

HAWAII AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION 

Annual report, 1902, bv Jared G. Smith; from report of Office of 
Experiment Stations", 1902. [1903.] v-309-330 pp. 8 pi. ( [Publi- 
cation] 563. ) 

PORTO RICO AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION 

Annual report, 1902, by F. D. Gardner; from report of Office of Experi- 
ment Stations, 1902. [1903.] iv+331-357 pp. 1 il. 8 pi. ([Publi- 
cation] 564.) 

FORESTRY BUREAU 

New method of turpentine orcharding; l)v Charles H. Hertv. 1903. 
43 pp. 5 il. 16 pi. large 8° (Bulletin 40.") *Paper, 20c 



May, 1903 255 

Press bulletin 33-35; May 5-26, 1903. Each 1 p. narrow large S" and 
narrow f" 

Woodlot, handl)Ook for owners of woodlands in southern New England; 
by Henrv Solon Graves and Kiehard Thornton Fisher. 1903. 89 pp. 
30 il. 4 pi. large 8" (Bulletin 42.) *Paper, 15c 

Woodsman's handbook; by Henry Solon Graves. Revised eilition. 
1903. pt. 1, 148 pp. 15 il. map, 16" (Bulletin 36.) 

Note. — In accordance with joint resolution approved June 30, 1902, the gratui- 
tous distribution of this handbook will be limited to the Senate, the House of 
Representatives, and the Department of Agriculture, There will be no copies for 
sale or distribution by the .Superintendent of Documents. 

LIBRARY 

Accessions to Department library, Jan.-]\lar. 1903. 67 pp. (Bulletin 
46. ) ' *Paper, 5c 

PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Bluing and red rot of western yellow pine, with special reference to 
Black Hills forest reserve; by Hermann von Schrenk. May 5, 1903. 
40 pp. 14 pi. large 8" (Bulletin 36.) *Paper, 30c 

Pearl millet; bv Carleton R. Ball. ]903. 16 pp. 3 il. (Farmers' bul- 
letin 168.) ' 

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

Monthly list of putdications [of Department of Agriculture], Mav, 1903. 

4 pp. ( [Publication] 462. ) 
Publications of Department of Agriculture for sale by superintendent of 

documents; corrected to May 1, 1903. 51 pp. ([Publication] 179, 

10th edition.) 

SOILS BUREAU 

Soil survey of Hanford area, Cal., by Macy H. Lapham and W. H. Heile- 

man; from Report on field operations of bureau, 1901. [1903.] 

iii -f 447-480 pp. 2 il. 2 pi. 4 ma]>s. 
Soil survey of lower Salinas Valley, Cal.. liy Macy H. Lapham and 

W. H. Heileman; from Report on field operations of Ijureau, 1901. 

[1903.] iii + 481-519 pp. 4 pi. 3 maps. 
Soil survey of Yakima area, Wash., by Charles A. Jensen and B. A. 

Olshausen; from Report on field operations of liureau, 1901. [1903.] 

iv + 389-419 pp. 4 il. 7 pi. 6 maps. 

STATISTICS DIVISION 
Crop Reporter, v. 5, no. 1; May, 1903. p. 1-8,4" [Monthly.] 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Note. — For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Climate and Crop Bulletin, May 4-25, 1903; nos. 7-10 [1903]. 24X19 
in. [Weekly Apr.-Sept., monthly remainder of year.] 

Note. — Contain.* reports of temperature and rainfall, with special reference to 
their effect on crops. 

Measurement of precijjitation, instruction for measurement and regis- 
tration by standard instruments of bureau; by C. F. 3Iarvin. 1903. 
27 pp. 10 il. (Circular!", 2d edition, Instrument Division.) [In- 
cludes a revision of Instrurti(jns for using Marvin's weighing rain 
and snow gauge, issued in 1893 as Circular Fl] Paper, 10c 



256 May, 1903 

Monthly Weather Review, v. 31, no. 3; Mar. 1903. :May 19, 1903. p. 109- 
164, 13 il. 10 pp. of pi. and maps, 4° Paper, 20e .single copy, S2.00 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 meteorol- 
ogy. Special articles are — 
Co.sta Rica, Climatology of: byH. Pittier. 
Earthquake, feeble, recorded at Washington, D. C. [Mar, 15, 1903], Notes on: by 

C. F. Marvin, 
Hawaiian climatological data: by C. J. L.vons. 
Meteorology. Endowment of research in; by T. C. Chamberlin, 

Recent papers bearing on: by W. F. R," Phillips, 

Panama, Isthmus of. Climatology of: by H, L, Abbot, 

Mean barometric pressure at sea level on American isthmus; by H, L. 

Abbot. 
Tides, Semidiurnal, in northern part of Indian Ocean: bv R. A. Harris. 
Winds, March: by B. C. Webber. 

Tables for dividing by 12, 24, 28, 29, 31, 56, 58, 60, 62, 672, 696, 720, 744, 
and 8760, and percentage tables for divisors 8.0 to 16.5, Division of 
Meteorological Records. 1903. 28 pp. 

AVeather map, May 1-31, 1903. 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, lx)th 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 partB 
as they are issued. Of the Land Decisions usually two volumes are issued yearly, 
while the Pension-Decision volumes appear at longer intervals, sometimes more 
than two years apart. 

Annual reports, 1902; Indian affairs, pt. 2, Commission to Five Civilized 
Tribes [etc. ] . 1903. 764 pp. 4 por. 12 pi. 9 maps, 3 talj. ( H. doc. 5. ) 

* Paper, 70c 

Co7itents: 

Five Civilized Tribes Commission, report. 

Indian Territory, report of Indian inspector [etc.]. 

Proposals received and contracts awarded for supplies for Indian service. 

Decisions [in appealed pension and bountv laitd claims] v. 13, [signa- 
tures] 20-24, published separately. [1903.] p. 305-384. 

Same, [v. 13, slips] 109-114; Apr.27-May 16, 1903; published separately. 

Decisions [of Department and General Land Office] relating to public 
lands, V. 32, [signatures] 5-7, published separatelv. [1903.] p. 
6.5-112. 

CEXSrS OFFICE 

Cooperation and unification in Federal and State statistical work, paper 
read at 19th annual convention of Commissioners of State Labor 
Bureaus, Washington, D. C, Apr. 28, 1903, by S. N. D. North; 
[with Federal and State statistical laws and reports]. 1903. 
12 -(- xxviii pp. 

Cotton ginning, crops of 1899-1902. 1903. 46i.p. 14il. 4" (Bitlletin2.) 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note. — The law relating to the publications of the United States Geological 
Survey has been altered by the joint resolution of May 16, 1902. Hereafter they 
will consist of annual reports (to be restricted to one volume each), bulletins. 
Mineral Resources, Professional Papers, and Water-Supply and Irrigation Papers, 
which are intended lor free distribution: and maps. Monographs, and folios of 
the Geologic Atlas and the Topogiaphic Atlas of the United States, which are 
sold at prices ranging from or to SU.OO each, .\ddress the Director of the Geo- 
logical Survey, Washington. For topographic sheets see next page. 

Aluminium. Production of aluminum and l)anxite in 1902, by Joseph 
Strutliers; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 12 pp. 



May, 1903 257 

Antimony. Production of antimony in 1902, by Joseph Struthers; from 
^lineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 11 pp. 

Bismutli. Production of bismuth in 1902, by Joseph Struthers; from 
Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1908. 5 pp. 

Crater Lake National Park. (Teoloorv and jietrographv of park; l)y 
Joseph Silas Diller and Horace" Bushnell Patton.' 1902 [1903]. 
167 ^ iii pp. 2 il. 17 pi. 2 maps, 4" ( Profes-sional paper 3; H. 
doc. 211.) [For content.'* see entry of this publication without Con- 
gressional document number in Catalogue for Jan. 1903, page 
55.] *Paper, 40c 

Devonian fossils. Correlation of geological faunas, contribution to 
devonian paleontologv [with bibliographv]; bv Henrv Shaler 
Williams. 1903. 147 + iii pp. 1 pi. (Bulletin 210; 'H. doc. 
434. ) *Paper, 10c 

Geologic atlas of United States. Folios of Geologic atlas of United 
States [circular stating that stock of several folios is exhausted and 
that onlv limited supplv of others remains available]. Jan. 20, 
1903. 1 p. 4» 

Geologic atlas of United States, Cranlierry folio, N. C.-Tenn. 

Library edition. 1903. 9 pp. 1 pi. 4 majis, large 4" (Folio 90.) 

*Paper, 25c 

Geologic folios [descriptive list with prices of folios ready for dis- 
tribution, and also of those nearing completion]. Mar. 1, 1903. 
[4] pp. 4" 

Graphite. Production of graphite in 1902, by Joseph Struthers; from 
Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 12 pp. 

Topofjruph ic sheets 

Note.— The Geological Survey is making a topograpliic 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. 1:62.300,1 :125.0d0. and 1 : 2.30.000. These correspond, ap- 
proximately, to 1 mile. 2 miles, and 4 miles tol linear Inchon themap. Thesize, 
unless otherwise given, is about 17.5 inches in height by 11..3 to Iti 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. 

About three-tenths of the area of the country, excluding Alaska, has been 
mapped, nearly every State being represented. Massachusetts. Connecticut, 
Rhode island. Xew Jersey, and the District of Columbia are completely mapped. 
Sheets of the regular size are sold by the Survey at .3c each: but in lots of 100 or 
more copies, whether of the .same slieet or of different sheets, the price is 2c each. 

California, Randsburg quadrangle, lat. 35° 15^-35° 30^ long. 117° 30^- 

117° 45^. Scale 1: 02,500, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Mar. 

1903. 
Montana, Helena quadrangle, lat. 46°-47°, long. 112°-113°. Scale 

1:250,000, contour interval 200 ft. Edition of Apr. 1903. 
Xew York, Alexandria Bay quadrangle, lat. 44° 15'-44° 30', long. 75° 

45'-76°. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Apr. 

1903. 

New York, Hammondsport quadrangle, lat. 42° 15'-42° 30', long. 77°-77° 

15'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Mar. 1903. 
Xew York, Hempstead quadrangle, lat. 40° 30'-40° 45', long. 73° 30'- 

73° 45'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Apr. 

1903. 
Xew York, Kiuilerhook quadrangle, lat. 42° 15'-42° 30', long. 73° .30'- 

73° 45'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Apr. 

1903. 

Xew York, Xaples (quadrangle, lat. 42° 30'-42° 45', long. 77° 15'-77° 30'. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Apr. 1903. 
Xew York, Poughkeepsie quadrangle, lat. 41° 30'— 1:1° 45', long. 73° 

45'-74°. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Feb. 1903. 



258 May, 1903 

New York, Richfield Springs quadraiiKle, lat. 42° 4o'-4o°, long. 74° 
45'-75°. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Apr. 
1903. 

Oregon, Port Orford (luadrangle. lat. 42° 80'-43°, long. 124°-] 24° 30'. 
Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of May, 1903. 

HYDROGRAPHY DIVISION' 

Preliminary report on artesian basins in southwestern Idaho and south- 
eastern Oregon [with bibliography]; by Israel C. Russell. 1903. 
53 4- [i] pp. 3 il. 2 maps. (Water-supplv and irrigation paper 78; 
H. doc. 441.) •■' *Paper, 5c 

INDIAN BUREAU 

Regulations, as amended ISlay 4, 1903, governing leasing and sale of 
lands in Creek Nation, Ind. T., for carrying into effect provisions 
of sec. 16 and 17 of act approved June 30, 1902 [to ratify supple- 
mental agreement with Creek Indians]. 1903. 41 pp. 

Regulations, as amended ^lay 4, 1903, governing leasing of lands in 
Cherokee Nation, Ind. T., for carrying into effect provisions of sec. 72 
of act approved July 1, 1902 [for allotment of lands of Cherokee 
Nation, etc.]. [1903.] 31 pp. 

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 31.00 per package, or in books containing 100 coupons 
at So. 00 per book. One coupon will procure a specification with drawings, and two 
coupons a copv of the Official Gazette. They are good until used. Address Chief 
Clerk, Patent Office. 

Annual report of commissioner [to Congress, with indexes to patentees, 
inventions, etc., calendar] year 1902. Jan. 30, 1903. ix — 960 pp. 
large 8° (H. doc. 342. ) ' *Paper, 80c 

Classification bulletin, Jan. -Apr. 1903, containing classification of sub- 
jects of invention [no. 10], revised by Classification Division. 1903. 
11 pp. large 8" 

Ofticial Gazette, May 5-26, 1903; v. 104, nos. 1-4. 1-1124 -f [ex] pp. 

il. large 8° [Weekly.] Paper, 10c single copy, $5.00 a yr 

Note. — Contains the patents, trade-marks, designs, and labels is.sued each week; 

also decisions of the Commissioner of Patents and of United States courts in 

patent cases. 

Rules of practice, revised Jan. 2, 1903. [17th edition.] 1st reprint 
[with alterations], Apr. 15, 1903. 110 pp. 3 pi. 



Navy Department 

Acts and resolutions relating chiefly to Navy, Navy Department, and 

Marine Corps, passed at 2d session, 57th Congress, 1902-03. 1903. 

94 pp. 
Circular defining chief characteristics of armored cruisers [Tennessee 

and Washington] authorized by act approved July 1, 1902. [1903.] 

16 pp. 
General order 8 [additions], 128-130; May 5-15, 1903. 12« 



May, 1903 259 

Xa\ y yard order 375-384, euiploymeiit of labor at navy yards; May 
2-25, 1903. narrow 12" [Xo. 380 is Leave?- of absence of certain 
employees (jf Navy Department.] 

Special order 39; Apr. 13, 1903. 11 pp. 12" [Regulations governing 
examination of smokeless powder for magazines on shipboard.] 

EQUIPMENT BUREAU 

Catalogue of ship's and crew's libraries of U. S. 8. Concord. Apr. 1903. 

19 pp. 12" 
Catalogue of ship's and crew's liljraries of C S. S. El Cano. Apr. 1903. 

13 pp. 12' 
Catalogue of ship's and crew's libraries of U. S. S. Mavliower. Apr. 

1903. 19 pp. 12" 
Specifications [for naval supplies] ; ^lay 6-15, 1903. 12" 

HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 

XOTE. — The Charts. Sailing Directions, etc., of the Hydrographic Office are sold 
by the office in Washington and also by agents at tlie 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 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. 

Hydrographic bulletin, weekly, 714-717; ^lay 6-27, 1903. 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 lights of the world; v. 3, west coast of Africa and Europe and 
Mediterranean Sea, including Adriatic. Black Sea, and Sea of Azov; 
corrected to Apr. 30, 1903. [4] -r- 132 — xxii pp. 4" ( [Puljlica- 
tion] 32. ) Paper, 20c 

Notice to :Mariners, weekly, 18-22, 1903; May 2-30. 321-127 + [7] i. 

Note. — Contains information of newly discovered dangers to navigation and of 
establishment and changes of lightsand 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 18, sec. (i, etc. 

Charts 

Hurricane Hole, Coral Bav, Island of St. John, W. I., from Danish 

survev in 1838; chart "2086. Scale 1000 yds. = 6 in. Mav, 1903. 

14.4 X 17.4 in. * 10c 

Xairai Island, Fiji Islands, south Pacific Ocean, from British survey in 

1855 and 1856, .scale naut. m.= 1.9 in.; Avith inset, Mbatiki Island, 

Fiji Islands, from British survev in 1855 and 1856, scale naut. m.= 

1.9 in.; chart 111. Apr. 1903. "39.4 X 25.1 and 11.8 X 8.1 in. 40c 
Oahu, Harbors of, H. I., from Hawaiian survevs in 1884; chart 1252. 

Mar. 1891, corrections Apr. 1903. 18.6 X 18.5 in. 30c 

Barbers Point. Scale naut. m. =4 in. 11 ■: 9.1 in. 

Kapua Entrance. Scale naut. m. = 6 in. 7.6 •; 9.4 in. 

Laie Bay. Scale naut. m. = 4 in. 11 > 9.4 in. 

Waimeu Bay. Scale naut. m. = 8 in. 7.(j ■. 9.1 in. 

Palawan [or Paragua] Island, Northern part of, P. I., including Busu- 
anga Island, from latest information; chart 2042. Scale naut. m.= 
0.2 in. Apr. 1903. 39.7X29.9 in. 50c 

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, June, 1903; chart 1400. Scale 1° 
long.= 0.27in. 21X32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc.. change in transatlantic 
steamship roiues: tracks of cyclonic storms; prof)osed pilot charts of south Atlan- 
tic and south Pacific Ocean: equator crossings in Paoitic Ocean; forecast of 
weather: charts published, etc.. May 1-31, 1903. 



260 May. 1903 

Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Jnne, 1903; chart 1401. Scale 1° 
long. = 0.2in. 20.7X35.3 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

XoTE.— Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc.. fishing banks: storm tracks; 
proposed pilot charts of south Atlantic and south Pacific Ocean: forecast of wind 
and weather: charts published, etc.. Apr. 1-30. 1903: equator crossings in Atlantic 
Ocean. 

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUR EAT' 

Memoranda for information of officerjs of Pav Corps 23, 24; 3Iay 1, 15, 

1903. p. 179-193, 12" 
Specilicationi? [for naval supplie?^] ; ^Nlay, 1903. 12» 

Post-Oflfice Department 

United States Ofhcial Po.stal Guide, 2d series, v. 25, no. 5; Mav. 1903. 

Philadelphia. 52 pp. 12° [Monthly.] Paper, $2.00 a yr 

XoTE.— No. 1, Januarv, for each year, is what is usually known as the Po.stal 

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 dur- 
ing June, 1903. 1 p. narrow f" [Monthly.] 

RAILAVAY MAIL SERVICE 

Daily bulletin of orders affecting postal service, v. 24, nos. 7061-85; 
"]May 1-29, 1903. i" [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 



State Department 



Note.— The State Department distributes the Consular Reports and other De- 
partmental publications gratuitously. For sale of laws see page 2'>0. 

Diplomatic and consular service of United States: corrected to May 20, 
1903. t)0 PI). 

Diplomatic list. May, 1903. 14 pp. 24" [Monthly.] 

Supplementary convention l)et\veen United States and IMexico for extra- 
dition of "fugitives from justice. Signed City of ^lexico, June 25, 
1902, proclaimed Apr. 3, 1903. 3 pp.^ [Engfish and Spanish.] 

Treaty and protocol between United States and Brazil for extradition of 
criminals. Signed Rio de Janeiro, May 14, 1897. and May 28, 1898, 
proclaimed Apr. 30, 1903. 11 pp. [I-^nglish and Portuguese.] 

Treaty between United States and Spain, friendship and general rela- 
tions. Signed Madrid, July 3, 1902, proclaimed Apr. 20, 1903. 19 
pp. [English and Spanish.] 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

XOTE.— This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices 
usually ranging from 5c to 75c. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

Monthly bulletin. May, 1903; whole no. 116, v. 14, no. 5. 1179-1510 
pp. (H. doc. 310', pt. 5.) [Contains articles in Spanish, English, 
Portuguese, and French.] Paper, 25c single copy, §2.00 a yr 

Contents: 

Additions to Columbus Memorial Library. Apr. 1903. 

Archieologv and Ethnology. American. International Commission of. 

Argentina." Port movements in Jan. 1903; trade of Rosario in 1902: agriculture 
in Republic: land law promulgated Jan. », 1903; new bankruptcy law promul- 
gated at Buenos Avres, Dec. :30, 1902. continuation: miscellaneous notes. 



May, 1903 2G1 

Monthly bulletin — Continued. 

Content.'^ — Continued. 

Bolivia. Compihition of iiiiainar statistics; population of Repuljlic: i)reliuiinary 
agreement witli Brazil [signed La Paz. Mar. 22, 1903]. 

Book notes. 

Brazil. Customs receipts for 1902; trade of Santos in 1902; coffee movement, first 
9 months of 1902-3; regulation of coffee output; inaports at Santos [Feb. 19031; 
railways in 1902; agricultural hank in Sao Paulo; trade with France; miscel- 
laneous notes. 

Chile. Customs receipts in 1901 and 1902; Trans-Andine Railway; sale of nitrate 
lands; notes. 

Colombia. Trade of Cartagena; placer mines of Choco. 

Costa Rica. Foreign commerce in 1902; imports of i)rincipal food and other prod- 
ucts from Tnited States and Europe in 1900-02; exports of coffee, crop of 1901-2, 
and destination of same; modification of customs dues. 

Cuba. Commerce with Mexico in 1902; trade of Santiago; financial statement. 

Great Britain. Trade of America and. first c|uartcr of 1903. 

Honduras. Foreign commerce in 1902; native indu.'-tries; agriculture in 1902; 
cattle and live stock; traction railroad. 

Latin America. Trade opportunities in. 

and United States, Relations lietween, meetings of American Academv of 

Political and Social Seiencc [t'hiladcli>hia. Apr. 1903]. 

Ixiuisiana Purchase Expusitiou. dedication of [St. Louis, Apr. 30-May 2. 1903]. 

Mexico. Message of President Diaz: foreign commerce in Jan. [1903]; shipments 
of coined silver; rate of exchange in Apr. and May [1903]; Cananea, Yaqui 
River and Pacific Railway; treaty [of peace and commerce] with Persian 
Empire [signed Washington, May 1-1, 1902]; miscellaneous notes. 

Nicaragua, Discovery of suljstitute for c^)rk. 

Paraguav. Commerce with Argentine Republic. l.'<98-1902; statistics of Elisa col- 
ony for 1902. 

Periodicals and new-spa pers on file. 

Peru. Trade of Iquitos in 1902; miscellaneous notes. 

Salvador. Bond issues in 1902. 

United States. Trade with Latin America; consular trade reports: foreign com- 
merce in Mar. [1903]; fi.scal statistics, third quarter of 1903; coinage system for 
Philippine Islands: notes. 

Uruguay. Foreign conniierce in 1902: port movements in Jan. 1903. 

Venezuela. New alien law approved Apr. 10. 1903: notes. 

CUSTOMS CONGRESS OF AiIP:RICAX REPUBLICS, 1903 

Report [of delegates] with accompanying papers, relative to proceed- 
ings of 1st congress, New York, Jan. 1903. Feb. 26, 1903. 195 pp. 
(S. doc. 180.) [English and Spanish.] 

FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Advance sheets of consular reports, ]\Iay 1-29, 1903; nos. 1635-59. 14 il. 

1 tab. [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 
Briquettes as fuel in foreign countries. 1903. 155 pj). il. (Special 

Consular Reports, v. 26; H. doc. 447.) * Paper, 10c 

Consular Reports, May, 1903; v. 72, no. 272. xx -f 1-152 pp. il. ( H. doc. 

438, pt. 1.)" [Monthly. These articles have appeared j^reviously 

in the Advance sheets.] * Paper, 15c 

Contents: 

Africa, Portuguese east. New railway in; transmitted by W. S. Hollis. 

Agricultural fair at Ciistrin, (Jermany; l_>y C». J. D. Hughes. 

Alcohol from Jerusalem artichoke; transmitted l)y Thornwell Haynes. 

Austro-Hungarian tarilf. Proposed; by F. 1>. Chester. 

Automobiles. American. Introduction of. into Switzerland; Ijy H. L. Washington. 

Barrels, paper. Opening for, in Cireece; by F. W. Jackson. 

Bremen shipping business in 1902; by H. W. Diederich. 

Bricks, Siuid, in Germany. 

Bundling jire.ss, Latest, in Germany; by E, L. Harris. 

Canada, Commercial loyalty in; by F. D, Hale. 

Canadian railways and canals; byF. S. S. Johnson. 

Cattle. Insjiection of, in Argentiiia; transmitted l)y W. P. Lord. 

Cham|ilain. Lake-St. Lawrence canal. Proposeil; by F. S. S. Johnson. 

China. (Tcrman firms in; Ijy (). J. I). Hughes. 

Chinese exjiorts to United States; by Jolin (ioodnow. 

Citrus-fruit crisis, Italian; by Alexander Heingartner. 

Commercial travelers in Austria: by F. W. Hossfeld. 

Costa Rica, Commerce of. in 1902; by J. C. Caldwell. 

Cotton crop of India in 1902-3: by R." F. Patterson. 

Cuba. Trade of. 

Cuban diplomatic and consular service [law] ; tran.smitted by Jacob Sleeper. 



262 May, 1903 



Consular Reports — Continued. 
('(intents— Continued . 
Dundee, Trade in. in 1902; by J. C. Higgins. 
Electricity. Use of, on German vessels; by E. L. Harris. 
Embroidering apparatus. German; by E. A. Creevey. 

Ff)g signal in Belgium, by E. de Meulemeester; transmitted by G. W. Roosevelt. 
Foreign reports and puljlications. 
German railway statistics; by Walter Schumann. 
Germany, Year's record in; by F. H. Mason. 

Glass, quartz, Maniu'acture of, in Germany: by Richard Guenther. 
Gold production of Australasia; by ,1. P. Bray. 
Grapes, Direct slii]inicnts of, from .Spain; by A. E. Carleton. 
Greece, Economic conditions in: by F. \V. Jack.son. 
Hematite mining in Spain; by D. R. Birch. 
Hide market of Hungary; by F. D. Chester. 
Honduras. Commerce oi', in 19(J'2: by W. E. Alger. 
Incomes and income taxation in Prussia; by G. H. Murphy. 
Ivory market, Antwerp; by G. F. Lincoln. 
.Japan, Railways in: transmitted by S. S. Lyon. 
Kyao-chau, German colony of; by O. ,1. D. Hughes. 
Meat, Sterilization of, in Belgium: by G. W. Roosevelt. 
Milk tlour in Sweden; transmitted by R. S. S. Bergh. 
Minerals in Australasia; by F. W. Goding. 
Mining enterprises and limited companies of Bolivia [decree]: transmitted by 

W. B. Sorsby. 
Municipal trading, British, Finances of; by F. \V. Mahin. 
Muroran, Tariff at [law]; transmitted by .1. M. Ferguson. 
Notes. 

Olive oil in Spain: by D. R. Birch. 
Ontario, New industries in; by E. X. (Jinisaulus. 
Orinoco, Blockade of [decree]; transmitted by W. W. Russell. 
Palma international rifle match. Competition for. 
Petroleum trade, Russian; by J. C. Chambers. 
Poland, Russian, .\merican goods in: by Hernando de Soto. 
Potato as .source of wealth in Germany: by F. H. Mason, 

Poultry and other meat. Export of, from New South Wales: by F. W. Goding. 
Santiago de Cuba, Trade at; by R. E. Holaday. 
Sawmills and lumber in Cuba: by M. ,J. Baehr. 
Shoe machines. New .\merican, in England; by F. W. Mahin. 
Silver and jdated ware in Spain; by R. M. Bartleman. 
Sfiain's foreign commerce in 1902; by R. M. Bartleman. 
Stiindardization in Great Britain; transmitted by Marshal Halstead. 
Sugar refining in .Japan; by E. C. Bellows. 
Sulphate of copper bids in Greece: by F. W. .Jackson. 
Syria, .American agencies in: by G. B. Ravndal. 
Tamatave, I'ort regulations of; transmitted by W. H. Hunt. 
Tasmania, Trade of; by A. G. Webster. 
Tiles, Use of. in German meat shops; by H. W. Harris. 
Trans- .Atlantic steamship route. Shortest; by F. W. Mahin. 
Veracruz, Trade of; by W. W. Canada. 
Waterworks scheme in England; by F. W. Mahin. 
Wool-combing industry of Bradford: by E. S. Day. 

Exports declared for United States, 1902. 190.S. ix + 431 pp. (H. doc. 
454. ) * Paper, 25c 

Treasury Departraent 

Animals. Jnspei'tion and quarantine of animals imported into United 
States [regulations of Department of Agriculture]. May 5, 1903. 8 
pp. 4° (Dept. circular 57, 1903; Division of Customs. ) 

Appraisers. Conference of local appraisers [at Xew York, Oct.] 1903. 
'Slay 5, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 56, 1903; Division of Cus- 
toms. ) 

Customs service. Repayment to importers, excess of deposits, customs. 
May 29, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular HI, 1903; Division of Cus- 
toms. ) 

Debt. Statement of public debt and cash in Treasury, ]Mav, 1903. 1 p. 
f° .[Monthly.] 

Manifests. Instructions regarding shijipers' manifests. May 6, 1903. 
2 pp. 4° (Dept. circular 58, 1903; Bureau of Navigation.) 

Otiicial matter. Supervision, a.ssigament, and signing of official matter 
in Department. May 28, 1903. 2 pp. 4» (Dept. circular 60, 1903; 
Division of Appointments. ) 



May, 1903 263 

Steamboat Ini^pection Service. Notice to public of special session of 
Board of Supervising Inspectors of Steam Vessels [at Washington, 
D. C, June 3, 1903] and inviting suggestions relative to revision of 
laws and rules and regulations. May 23, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dei:)t. cir- 
cular 59, 1903; Steamboat-Inspection Service.) 

Tariff. Digest of decisions of Department, customs, and Board of Gen- 
eral Appraisers rendered during calendar vears 1898-1902. 1903. 
400 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2320.) 

Treasurv decisions under tariff, internal revenue, immigration, naviga- 
tion laws, etc., weekly, v. 6, nos. 19-22; 3Iay 7-28, 1903. [Depart- 
ment decisions numbered 24396-444 including general appraisers' 
decisions 5334-44, and internal revenue decisions 658-664.] 

APPRAISERS 

Reappraisements of merchandise by general appraisers [on Apr. 24-May 
20, 1903]; :May 4-25, 1903. 4° ( Reappraisement circulars 951-960; 
Division of Customs.) [Weekly.] 

BOOKKEEPING AND WARRANTS DIVISION 

Comparative statement of receipts and expenditures of United States 
[for month and 11 months ending ^lav, 1902 and 1903]. 1 p. oblong 
8'^ [:SIonthly.] 

Statement of Treasury, :\Iay 1-29, 1903. Each [3] pp. 4" [Daily ex- 
cept 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 custom-houses, at 
the branch hydrographic offices of the Navy Department, at United States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coast Survey. 

Bibliographv of geodesv, 2d edition, l>v James Howard Gore; app. 8, 

report, 1902. ' 1903." p. 427-787, 4"" 
Notice to Mariners 297; Apr. 1903. 17 -f [2] pp. 4" [Monthly.] 

Note. — Contains corrections for charts of the Coa-st and Geodetic Survey, with 

lists of new charts, canceled editions, etc. 

Report of superintendent showing progre.ss of work, 1902. 1903. 799 + 
[v] pp. ii. 9 maps, 4 in pocket, 4" (S. doc. 223.) *Cloth, $1.10 

Cont(nt.i iif apjietidixcf': 

Field operations. Details of. 

Geodesy. Bibliography of. 2d edition: by J. H. Gore. 

Hawaiian geographic names: by W. D. Alexander. 

Hypsograph designed by Fremont Morse. 

Magnetic dip and intensity observations made by .survey, Jan. 1897-June 30, 1902, 

l)y D. L. Hazard; with preface by L. A. Bauer. 
Magnetic observatories of survey in operation July 1, 1902; by L. A. Bauer and J. A, 

Fleming. 
Office operations. Details of. 
Triangulation in Kansas; by J. F. Hayford. 

Sailing dii'ections for coasts of Mindanao and adjacent islands. Manila, 
1903. 61 pp. 

Charts 

Eernandina Entrance, Fla. ; chart 453. Scale 1:20,000. May, 1903, first 

published 1875. 24.9 X 29.8 in. " 25c 

New York Bay and Harbor; chart 120. Scale 1:80,000. Xin: 1903, first 

published 1866. 32.8 X 26.4 in. 50c 

14446— No. 101—03 2 



264 May, 1903 

Portland Harbor, Me. : chart 325. Scale 1 : 20,000. :Mav, 190.3, first pub- 
Mied 1871. 28.6X25.5 in. 40c 

San Bernardino Strait and approaches, P. I. ; chart 4256. Scale 1 : 100,000. 
3Ianila, Jan. 1903. 32.4 X 24.3 in. 40c 

COMPTKOLLER OF CURRENCY 

Abstract of reports of condition of national banks, Apr. 9, 1903; no. 33. 
Apr. 28, 1903. 8 pp. 4° [Issued 5 times a year.] 

Bulletin 524-527; May 4-25, 1903. 4" [Weekly.] 

Note. — Announces changes in officers of national banks, organization of new- 
banks, liquidations, etc. 

COMPTROLLER OF TREASURY 

Decisions, v. 9, pt. 3, Jan. -Mar. 1903; containing decisions by Robert 
J. Tracewell and Leander P. Mitciiell. vi -t- 305-521 — vi pp. 

GOVERX.MEXT ACTUARY 

Market prices and investment values of outstanding securities [Apr. 
1903]. Mav 1, 1903. 2 pp. 4" (Treasurv Dept. Dept. circular .55, 
1903.) 

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 custom-houses, the Hydrogra^hic Office and its branches, and the 
sales agents of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 

Bulletin 143, recent changes in aids to navigation, May 1, 1903, coasts 
of United States. 35 l. + [2] pp. [Monthly.] 

1st District. List of beacons, buoys, and day marks, from northeast 
boundarv of United States to Hampton Harbor, X. H. ; corrected to 
May 1, 1903. 130 -r- vii pp. large 8" 

Laws relative to Light-House Establishment passed at 2d session, 57th 
Congress, 1902-03. [1903.] 29 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2318.) 

Notice to Mariners 36-51 of 1903; May 1-29, 1903. p. 36-51, 40 

Note. — Contains notices of establishment of new lights, light-vessels, and steam- 
whistles, changes in buoyage, etc. 

Officers on dutv under Light-House Establishment. ^lav 6, 1903. 2 
pp.4" (Circular 2 of 1903.) 

LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION 

Circulation statement. May 1, 1903. 1 p. oblong 8° [Monthly.] 

Note.— Estimated population, Mav 1, 1903, 80,2-"i7,000; circulation per capita, 

S-29.58. 
Registered bonds caveated upon books of [Treasurv] Department, May 

1, 1903. 1 p. f° [Monthly.] 

PUBLIC HEALTH AND MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Annual report of supervising surgeon -general of ^larine-Hospital Serv- 
ice, 1900. [1903.] 736 pp. il. 13 pi. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2314.) 

* Paper, 50c 
Note.— Includes the following contributed articles: 
Barges. Disinfecting: by M. J. Rosenau. 

Cellulitis succeeding contusion of leg, extensive sloughing, skin grafting, recov- 
ery: by H. W. Sawtelle. 
Marine-Hospital Service, Resume of recent foreign work of: by R. M. Woodward. 
Yellow fever, Note on interval between infecting and secondary cases of, from. 

records at Orwood and Taylor, Miss., in 1898; by H. R. Carter. 
-^^ Note on spread of, in houses, extrinsic incubation; by H. R. Carter. 



May, 1903 2G5 

Public Plealth Reports, v. 18, nos. lS-2i'; :\Iav 1-29, 190o. [xx] +637- 
862 pp. [Weekly.] 

Note. — Thi,« publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as reported by the ofticers of the Public Health and Marine 
Hospital Service and others, is "for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is lim- 
ited, and the document is intended only for health officers and other persons 
interested in sanitary affairs. To obtain it application should be made to the 
Surgeon-General of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, Treasury 
Department. 

Regulations governing uniforms of ofHcers and eniplovees. 1903. 23 
pp. 10 pL 

HYGIENIC LABORATORY 

Report upon prevalence and geograjihic distribution of hookworm dis- 
ease, uncinariasis or anchvlostomiasis, in United States [with 
bibliographv]; bv Ch. Wardell Stiles. Feb. 1903. 121 pp. 86 il. 
(Bulletin Ki.) 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Advance sheets from Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance, 

showing details of imports and exports by articles and countries for 

Apr. 1903. 70 pp. 4" 
Exports of domestic breadstuffs, provisions, cotton, and mineral oils, 

Apr. 1903. 13 pp. 4" (Bulletin 10, series 1902-03.) [Monthly.] 
Imports and exports of United States, Apr. 1903. 1 p. 4" [Monthly.] 
Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance of United States, Mar. 

1903; no. 9, series 1902-03. p. 2547-3227, 1 pi. map, 4° (H. doc. 

15, pt. 9. ) *Paper, 55c 

XoTE. — Contains List of books, with references to periodicals, relating to theory 

of colonization, government of dependencies, protectorates, and related topics; 

by A. P. C. Griffin. 

STEAMBOAT INSPECTION SERVICE 

General rules and regulations, amended Jan. 1903. 109 pp. il. 
TREASURER OF UNITED STATES 

Monthly statement, paper currency of each denomination outstanding 
May 29, 1903. 1 p. oblong 24»" 



War Department 



Annual reports, 1902; v. 7, reports of chief of ordnance [with appen- 
dixes], aiul Board of Ordnance and Fortification. 1902 [1903]. 
272 pp. 1 il. 80 pi. (H. doc. 2.) *Cloth, fl.OO 

Regulations for Army, 1901, with appendix, separately indexed, show- 
ing changes to Dec. 31, 1902. 1902 [1903]. yii+4"78 pp. 3 il. (War 
Dept. doc. 198.) 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL 

Army list and directory, officers of Army, May 20, 1903; [no.] 42. 71 pp. 
Circiilar 2.3-32 [1903] ; May 1-27, 1903. 12" 

Enlistments for line of Army, Apr. 1903. 7 pp. 12" [Monthly.] 
General orders 67-79 [1903]; May 7-27, 1903. 1 tab. 12" [No. 73 is 
Modifications of small arms firing regulations.] 



266 May, 1903 

Meteorological instruments. Use of meteorological instruments, by 
Charles E. Killxjurne; revised by Edgar Kussei. 1903. 57 pp. 21 
il. 4" (Artillery circular D, revised to Mar. <i, 190:> [series l)egun in 
1893]; War Dept. doc. 193.) 

Military departments and divisions. INIemnrandum, military geograph- 
ical divisions and departments and their commanders, Jan. 1, 1898- 
May 1, 1903. [May 21, 1903.] 8 j)]). 12" 

Militia. Koster of organized militia of United States, by divisions, 
brigades, regiments, companies, etc., with their stations; [prepared 
in Division of Militarv Affairs]. Mav, 1903. 97 j)]). (War Dept. 
doc. 201.) 

Special orders 102-126 [1903]; May 1-29, 1903. 12« [Daily except Sun- 
days and holidays.] 

Stations of Army, May 7-28, 1903. Each [2] pp. ol)long large 8" 
[Weekly; none issued Apr. 30 and May 21.] 

ARMY 

CAVALRY AND FIELD ARTILLERY SCHOOL 

General orders 1-4 [1903]; Fort Riley, Kans., May 5, 1903. 1 p. 12° 
Horse, conformation and points, simple diseases ami their treatment; by 

Alex. Plummer. Fort Riley, Kans., 1903. [3] - 18 pp. 
Special orders 8-10 [1903]; Fort Rilev, Kans., May 10-16, 1903. Each 

1 p. 12° 

MILITARY DEPART.MEXTS AND DIVISIONS 

Cuba. [Civil report of Leonard Wood, military governor, Jan.. 1-May 
20, 1902, with reports of sut^ordinate otftcers, etc.] [F>altimore, 
1903.] [6 v.] [Final report to May 20, 1902, when C'uba became 
indepen<lent. Most of the reports of subordinate otticers cover the 
period Jan. 1-May 20, 1902.] 

Content)!: 

[v. 1.] Military governor [with Constitution of Republic of Culm in both English 
and Spanish]; aide de camp: secretary of agriculture. couHnerce, and 
[industries]: secretary of public instruction: commissioner of public 
schools: chief sanitary otticer [of Havana]; chief quarantine otheer; 
superintendent of [Department of] Charities: superintendent of De- 
partment of Immigration. [SOO] pp. 43 pi. 10 tab. 

[v. 2.] Civil orders and circulars. .Tan. 1-May 20, 1902. [2] + 646 pp. 

[v. 3. J Secretarv of state and government; superintendent of Havana police; 
superintendent of Rural Guard: director-general of jiosts; secretary of 
finance: treasurer: auditor; inspector general [Department of Cuba]; 
chief of customs [service] ; chief quartermaster. Department of Cuba. 
[410]. pp. 43 tab. 

[v. 4.] Secretary of justice, chief justice [and fiscal] of Supreme Court. [1187] 
pp. 9 tab. 

[v. 5.] Chief engineer of Havana; Mineral resources of Cuba [in 1901, by H. C. 
Brown] ; captain of port of Havana. [486] pp. 206 pi. 9 maps, 16 tab. 

[v. 6.] Chief engineer. Department of Cuba; secretary of public works; [chief of 
Light-House Board]; chief signal otttcer, Department of Cuba. [341] 
pp. 48 pi. 7 maps. 

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT 

Analytical and topical index to reports, 1866-1900, v. 1, 2, river and 
harbor works, v. 3, fortifications, bridges, laws, miscellaneous, and 
topical index; by John McClure. 1903. 3 v. [xi] + 1788 pp. (War 
Dept. doc. 165; H. doc. 439 [3 pts.].) 
Circular 6-11 [1903]; May 6-28, 1903. Each 1 p. 12° 
Special orders 13-17 [1903]; INIay 4-29, 1903. Each 1 p. 12° 



May, 1903 267 

NORTHERN AND NORTH WE.-JTERN LAKES SURVEY 

Note. — Lake Survey charts may be obtained of Major W. L. Fisk, Office U. S. 
Lake Survey, Detroit. Mich. They will be sent by express-, the express charges to 
be paid by the purchaser on receipt of the 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. The Imlletins and supplements of the 
Lake Survey may be obtained free upon application at the (Jffice V. S. Lake .Sur- 
vey, Detroit. Mich., and at the engineer offices in Duluth. Milwaukee, Chicago, 
Grand Rapids. Cleveland. Buffalo, and Oswego. 

Bulletin lo [a. Lake Superior and .St. Marys River; b, Lake Michigan 
and (heen Bay: c, Lake Huron, St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair, 
Detroit River; d, Lake Erie and Niagara River to Niagara Falls; 
e, Niagara River below Niagara Falls, Lake Ontario. St. Lawrence 
River] : to suppletuent information given upon charts of Great Lakes. 
[Apr. 15] 1903. 304 pp. 3 maps, 2 tab. 4° 

Supplement 1, 1903, corrections and additions to bulletin 13, a. Lake 
Superior and St. Marys River; b, Lake Michigan and Green Bay; 
(1, Lake Erie and Niagara River to Niagara Falls: to supplement 
information given upon charts of Great Lakes. May 20, 1903. 7 
pp. 4" 

Charts 

Huron, Lake, Northeast coast of, from Cape Hurd [Ontario] to Lougheed 

Point [Ontario] including entrance to Georgian Bay and eastern end 

of North Channel [with plans of harbors] ; chart 7. Scale 1: 120,000. 

May 7, 1903. 39 X 33.4 in. 16c 

Plans are — 

Club Harbor. Scale 1: 24.000. 2.2 , 2.8 in. 

Killarney Harbor, surveved bv [British navv] in 1885. Scale 1: 24,000. 5.1 x 9.9 in. 

Little Current [or Shaftesburv, Ontario], Scale 1:24.000. 4.5 x 7 in. 

Rattlesnake Harbor. .Scale 1:24,000. 4 < 5.3 in. 

South Bavmouth Harbor, surveved bv [Canadian Department of Marine and 

Fisheries] in 189S-99. Scale 1:24.000. ' 5.1 x 7 in. 
Tobermory Harbor, surveyed by [British navy] in 1^^4-5. Scale 1:24,000. 2.6 x 

i.o in. 

St. Lawrence River, chart 1. Scale 1:30.000. Mav 8, 1903. 24.2 X 
45.6 in. ■ 20c 

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 

Ordnance orders 9 [1903]; May 25, 1903. 1 p. 12° 

* PAY DEPARTMENT 

Circular 269; May 16, 1903. 1 p. 12" 

Monthly station list of officers, ^lay 1. 1903. 4 pp. 

Stoppage circular. May 15, 1903. 4 pi>. [Monthly.] 

PHILIPPINE COMMISSION, 1900- 

Official Gazette, v. 1, nos. 29-31; Mar. 25-Apr. S, 1903. :Manila. 

p. 199-250, 4« [\Veekly.] 
Same, Spanish. 

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS AUDITOR 

Report of auditor for Philippine Arcliii>elago to Secretary of War, civil 
governor of Philippine Archipelago, and Philippine Commission, 

1902. Manila, 1903. 138 pp. 

PHILIPPINE ISL.A.NDS FINANCE AND .JUSTICE DEPARTMENT 

1st annual report of secretarv, Oct. 15, 1901-Sept. 30, 1902. IVIanila, 

1903. 46 pp. 



268 May, 1903 

quartermaster's department 

Roster slio\vin» stations and duties of officers, Mav 15, 1903. 7 pp. 
[Monthly.] 

SIGNAL OFFICE 

Orders 9, 10 [1908]; :May 1, 16, 1903. 12° 

Regulations for management of military telegraph lines; bv Joseph E. 

Maxtield. 1903. 76 pp. ( Manual" 2; War Dept. doc. 194.) 
Roster and stations of officers of Signal Corps. May 1, 1903. 6 i>p. 

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT 

Circular 4 [1903]; May 5, 1903. 8 pp. 12" 

Roster [of officers], May 1, 1903.- 3 pp. [Monthly.] 

District of Columbia 

Health Department. Prevention of spread of consumption. 1902 
[1903]. S pp. narrow 12" 

Laws. Index to laws affecting Distiict passed at 2d session, 57th Con- 
gress, Dec. 1, 1902-Mar. 4, 1903. [1903.] 25 + 406 pp. [Includes 
text of laws.] 

Taxes. Real estate tax sale, taxes levied and in arreai's, July 1, 1902. 
1903. lxxxvi + 367 + 332 pp. 

Smithsonian Institution 

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"The publieations of the Smithsonian Institution consist of, 1, Contributions to 
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The edition of vohimes of Contributions and Collections is limited, and is distrib- 
uted only to designated public libraries and to learned institutions in this coun- 
try and abroad. A small edition of some of the papers in the above series is 
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their disi^isal, and they are also for sale by the Superintendent of Documents." 
Tile annual reports are the only Smithsonian publications that are regularly 
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included in the Congressional set. 

Box 89; list of official publications of Government, Feb. 17-Apr. 27, 
1903, distributed for Library of Congress through Smithsonian In- 
stitution. 1903. 7 pp. 

List of publications of institution, 1846-1903, pt. 1, complete list, pt. 2, 
available for distribution; bv William Jones Rhees. 1903. [vii]-j- 
99 pp. ([Publication] 1376.) 

Same. (Smithsonianmiscellaneous collections [v. 44; publication] 1376.) 

Structure of nucleus, continuation of Experiments with ionized air; l)y 
Carl Barus. 1903. xiv + 176 pp. il. f" (Smithsonian contributions 
to knowledge [v. 29, publication] 1373; Hodgkins fund.) 

NATIONAL MUSEUM 

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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. 



May, 1903 2G9 

Review of dragonets, callionynii<l;e, and related fishes of Japan, 1)y 

David Starr Jordan and Henrv W. Fowler; from Proceedings, v. 25. 

1903. p. 939-959, 9 ii. ( Xo. 'l 305. ) 
Revision of American moths of family gelechiidte, with descriptions of 

new species, bv August Busck; from Proceedings, v. 25. 1903. p. 

767-938, 1 il. 5 pi. (Xo. 1304. ) 



Various Bureaus 

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIOX 

Instructions to applicants for post-ofiice l)ranch of classified service. 
May, 1903. 13 pp. 

FISH COMMISSIOX 

Note. — The Commission supplies gratuitously those of its publications which 
are in print. 

Report of commissioner [with reports of divisions], 1902. 1903. pt. 28, 

160 — iv pp. 2 il. 5 pi. 
Statement of certain fishery products landed at Boston and Gloucester, 

Mass., by American fishing vessels, Apr. 1903. 1 p. ol)long 8° 

(Statistical bulletin 135.) 

GOVERXMEXT PRIXTIXG OFFICE 

DOCUMENTS OFFICE 

Catalogue of United States Public Documents, monthlv, no. 100; Apr. 
1903. 215-245 -xl pp. 

IXTERSTATE C0M:\IERCE COMMISSION 

Note.— The Commission furnishes its reports gratuitously to those who apply 
for them. 

16th annual report, Dec. 15, 1902 [with appendixes A-D]. 1902 [1903]. 
352 pp. 1 tab. 

Same [with appendixes A-F] . 1902 [1903] . 346 - [696] — [74] pp. map, 
1 tab. ( H. doc. 181.) [Appendix G, Review of railway operations 
and regulations, not yet printed.] *Cloth, 80c; *paper, 60c 

Contents: 

Complaints, Formal and informal, filed during year, app. C. 

Employees, appropriations, and expenditures, iipp. A. 

Income account of railways. Preliminary report on, 1902, app. F. 

Points decided since organization, app. B. 

Report of commi.«sion. 

Safety appliances and railroad accidents, app. D. 

Statistics of railways. 1901, app. E. 

Diamond Mills v. Boston & Maine Railroad Company; decided Xov. 17, 

1902; report and opinion of commission. 7 pp. 
F. C. Sayles r. Xew York, Xew Haven & Hartford Railroad Company 

[etal.]; decided Apr. 20, 1903; rejwrt and opinion of commission. 

3 pp. 
Procter & Gamble Company r. Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway 

Company [et al.]; decided Apr. 10, 1903; report and opinion of 

commission. 52 pp. 

Proposed advances in freight rates; decided Aj)r. 1, 1903; report and 
opinion of commission. 58 pp. 



270 May, 1903 

libeary of congress 

BIBLIOGRAPHY DIVISIOX 

Anglo-Saxons. Select list of references on Anglo-Saxon interests. 1903. 

12 pp. large 8" 
Arbitration. Select list of references on industrial arbitration. 1903. 

15 pp. large 8" 

Constitution. Select list of books on Constitution of United States. 1903. 

14 pp. large 8° 
Interstate commerce. Select list of references on Federal control of 

commerce and corporations. 1903. 8 pp. large S" 
Labor and laboring classes. Select list of books, with references to 

periodicals, on labor, particularh- relating to strikes. 1903. 65 pp. 

large 8" 
Negro. Select list of references on negro question. 1903. 28 pp. 

large 8" 

Old age. Select list of references on old age and civil service pensions. 
1903. 18 pp. large 8° 

Railroads. Select list of references on Government ownership of rail- 
roads. 1903. 14 pp. large 8" 

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of the office are sent free on application to theRegister of Copyrights. 

Catalogue of title entries of books and other articles entered under 
copyright law; whole no.'i. 618-621; May 7-28, 1903. 429-746 — [li] 
pp. [Weekly.] " Paper, S5.00 a yr 

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Proceedings of managers, Apr. 1, 1903. v. 3, p. 107-120, 1 por. 



Shipments to Depositories 

During the Month of May, 1903 



Note.— Shipment ;iumbers run from 1 to 49, int-lusii ve, anri then begin again with 1. 
Sliipment 7 

. Congre?^!. 56th Congres^^, 2d session. House documents, v. 74. Nos. 
/ 151-228, except 171, 181, 190; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4148.) 

Shipment 8 

J Congress. 56th Congress, 2d secsion. House documents, v. 89. Nos. 
355-482, except 356, 368, 380, 466, 475; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 
4163. ) 

/ 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 5. No. 2; Reports 

of ^Var Department, 1901; Lieutenant-general, pt. 2, Division of 
Philippines. ( Serial no. 4272. ) 

Sliipineiit 9 

J Congress. 57th Congress, 2d session. Statutes passed at 2d session of 
57th Consrress, 1902-03, and concurrent resolutions, recent treaties, 
and executive proclamations: editeil un<ler direction of Secretary of 
State. 1903. [966] pp. large 8" 

, Shipment 10 

(/ Agriculture, Department of. [Bureau of Animal Industrv'] order 107, 
order 107 [amendment 11], order 108-112; Mar. 13-May5, 1903. 8" 
[Consist of orders concerning lattle transportation and inspection 
and quarantine of cattle, etc.] 

/ Chemistry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Sugar-cane culture in 
the Southeast for manufacture of table sirup; l)v H. W. Wilev. 
1903. 40 pp. 8» (Bulletin 75. ) 

/ Congress. 57th Consrress, 1st session. Hou-^e d')cuuie:its, v. 131. Xo. 
718; Docuinent index. (Serial no. 4398. ) 

/ Dairy Division (Animal Industry Bureau, Depaitment of Agriculture). 
Officials, a.s.sociations, and educational institutions connected with 
dairy interests of Uniteil States for 1903. Mar. 25, 1903. 11 pp. 8" 
(Animal Indii.stry Bureau. Circular 40.) 
Entomology Divi-sion (Department of Agriculture). Fruit-tree bark- 
'^ beetle, scolvtus rugulosus Ratz. ; bv F. H. Chittenden. [Mar. 25, 

1903.] 8 pp. 5 il. 8« (Circular 29, "revised edition. ) 

y How to control San Jose scale; by C. L. Marlatt. [Mar. 25, 1903.] 

7 pp. 8° (Circular 42, 2d series, 3d edition.) 

/ Proceedings of 15th annual meeting of Association of Economic 

Entomologists. 1903. 124 pp. 6 il.' 2 pi. 8" (Bulletin 40, new 
series. ) 

271 



272 May, 1903 

/ Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Preliminary 
plans and estimates for drainage of Fresno district, Cal. ; bv C. G. 
Elliott. [Apr. 16, 1903.] 9 pp. 8° (Circular 50. ) 

/ Statistics of land-grant colkges and agricultural experiment stations 

in United States, 1902. 190:J. 38 pp. 8" (Bulletin 128.) 
Light-House Board (Treasury Department). La'.AS relative to Light- 
House Establishment passed at 2d session, 57th Congress, 1902-03.' 
[1903.] 29 pp. 8« 

y Plant Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Cassava; bv S. 
M. Tracy." 1903. 32 pp. 11 il. 8° (Farmers' bulletin 167.) 

J Pearl millet; bv Carleton R. Ball. 1903. 16 pp. 3 il. 8" (Farmers' 

bulletin 168.) 

/ Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). Monthly list of 
publications [of Department of Agriculture], Apr. 1903. 4 pp. 8° 
([Publication] 461.) 

1/ Soils Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Applications for reports of 
Field operations [of bureau, 1899-1901, to be tilled by separate re- 
prints therefrom, with list of reports and separates]. [1903.] 2 
pp. 8^ 

Shipment 11 

y Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 72. No. 
178; Industrial Commission reports, v. 9, Transportation, 2d report. 
(Serial no. 4339.) 

Shipment IS 

J Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 71. No. 
177; Industrial Commission reports, v. 8, Chicago labor disputes. 
/ (Serial no. 4338.) 

/ Military Information Division (Adjutant-General, War Department). 
Notes of military interest for 1901 [with bibliography]; compiled 
and arranged bv E. A. Edwards, J. S. Herron, H. B. Ferguson, and 
R. S. Clark. Jan. 1902. 549 pp. 31 il. 10 pi. 12 maps, 11 in pocket, 
1 tab. 8° ([Publication] 36.) 



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Congress of United States 

Congressional Record, proceedings and del)ates of 57tii Congress, 2d 
session, v. 36 [pts. 1-3; Dec. 1, 1902-Mar. 4, 1903, witli appendix]. 
1903. [11] + 3078 + 210 pp. il. 4" 

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Same [index to pts. 1-3, including History of bills and joint resolu- 
tions]. 1903. 268 + 146 pp. 4° 

Memorial addresses on Rousseau C). Crump. 1903. 43 pp. 1 por. large 
8° (H. doc. 462.) 

Memorial addre.sses on Peter J. Otey. 1902 [1903]. 100 pp. 1 por. large 
8" (H. doc. 714, 57th Cong. 1st sess. ) 

SENATE 

Journal, 2d session, 57th Congress. 1903. 424 i)p. 4" [Includes pro- 
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Journal, 2d session, 57th Congress. 1903. 458 + 114 pp. 4" 

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278 June, 1903 



President of United States 

Lewis and Clarke forest reserve [to include and supersede Flathead for- 
est reserve], 2d proclamation. [June 9, 1903.] 4 pp. f" 
Logan forest reserve, proclamation. [May 29, 1903.] [2] pp. f" 
Manti forest reserve, proclamation. [May 29, 1903.] 3 pp. f° 
Porto Rico, lands for naval purpose, proclamation. [June 26, 1903.] 
[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 
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, M'hich is mailed to all applicants, enabling them to select such 
reports and bulletins as interest them. 

[Bureau of Animal Industry] order 114; regulations to i)revent spread 
of scabies, mange, in cattle. June 18, 1903. 2 pji. 

Same 115; modification of quarantine upon ruminants and swine in 
Massachusetts and New Hampshire. June 27, 1903. 1 p. 

Directory for farmers, corrected to Apr. 1, 1903, with weather condi- 
tions, crop injuries, etc., for 1902; from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] 
iii + 661-759 pp. 7 il. 

Statistical matter relating to principal crops and farm animals, freight 
rates, exports, etc., of L'nited Statts, 1902; from Yearbook, 1902. 
[1903.] p. 760-876. 

Yearbook, 1902. 1903. 912 pp. 62 il. 1 por. 84 pi. 3 maps. (H. doc. 
459.) *Cloth, 85c 

Note.— Comprises the annual report of the Secretary for 1902, 37 papers on agri- 
cultural topics, and an appendix of statistical and other information. The papers 
and the matter in the appendix have been publi-shed in 39 separate pamphlets, 
each of which is entered in this catalogue. 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Distribution and magnitude of poultry and egg industry, bv George 

Fayette Thompson; from Year])o6k, 1902. [1903.]" ii -f 295-308 

pp. 1 il. 
Educational value of live-stock exhil)itions, V)v George M. Rommel; 

from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] ii - 259-264 pp. 
Foot-and-mouth disease, bv D. E. Salmon; from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] 

iii — 643-658 pp. 1 il. " 

DAIRY DIVISION 

Dairving at houie and aliroad, bv Henrv E. Alvord; from Yearbook, 
1902. [1903.] v + 145-154 pp. 6 pi.* 

BIOLOGICAL SURVEY DIVISION 

Agaves, remarkable group of useful plants, bv E. W. Nelson; from 
Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] iii + 313-320 pp. "4 pi. 

Audubon societies in relation to farmer, bv Henrv Oldvs; from Year- 
book, 1902. [1903.] ii + 205-218 pp. 2 il. 2 pi. 



June, 1903 279 

chemistry bureau 

Analysis of watei-s and interpretation of results, bv J. K. Havwood; 
from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] iii - 283-294 pp." 

Chemical studies of some forest products of economic importance, bv 
William H. Kru^; from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] iii - 321-332 pp. 

Influence of soil and climate upon composition of sugar beet [during] 
1901; by Harvey W. Wiley. 1903. 42 pp. 3 il. (Bulletin 74.) 

*Paper, 5c 

Summary of pure-food laws of foreign countries affecting American ex- 
ports. [1903.] 2 pp. 

ENTOMOLOGY DIVISION 

Control of codling moth; by C. B. Simpson. 1903. 24 pp. 4 il. ( Farm- 
ers' bulletin 171.) 

San Jose scale, its native home and natural enemy, by C. L. ^larlatt; 

from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] iy -r 155-174 pp. 3 il. 5 pi. map. 
Scale insects and mites on citrus trees; by C. L. Marlatt. 1903. 43 pp. 

34 il. (Farmei's' bulletin 172. ) 
Some of principal insect enemies of coniferous forests in United States, 

bv A. D. Hopkins; from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] v + 265-282 pp. 

10 il. 2 pi. 

Striped cucumber beetle, diabrotica vittata Fab.; by F. H. Chittenden. 
[June 9, 1903.] 6 pp. 2 il. (Circular 31, revise;! edition.) 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Agricultural experiment stations. Some practical results of experiment 
station work, bv W. H. Beal; from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] ii — 589- 
606 pp. 

Agriculture. Progress in secondary education in agriculture, bv A. C. 

True; from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] hi + 481-500 pp. 2 pi. 
Drainage. Some engineering features of drainage, bv C. (t. Elliott; 

from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] ii — 231-244 pp. 2 il. 1 pi. 
Experiment Station Record, June, 1903; v. 14, no. 10. x-f- 933-1 036 pp. 
*Paper, 10c single copy, $1.00 a vol. (12 nos. ) 

Note. — >[ainlymade up of abstracts of reports and publications on agricultural 
science which have recently appeared in all countries, especially the United States. 

Experiment Station Work, 22. 1903. 32 pp. 6 il. ( Farmers' bulletin 
169.) 

Contents: 

Asters. China. 
Beans, Food value of. 
Celery, Pithiness in. 
Cows. Pure water for. 
Fleas, Remedies for. 
Forage crops. When to cut. 
Fruit garden. Farmers'. 

Fruits. Tropical and subtropical [pomelo or grape fruit: peen-to peaches; alliga- 
tor pear, roselle, and Surinam cherry]. 
Lippia. or fog fruit. 
Orchards. Management of. 
Strawberries. Irrigation of. 
Sweet potatoes. Preserving. 
Tankage for pigs. 

Same, y. 2, no. 2. 1903. iy^29-56 pp. 6 il. 

Note. — Contents are same as for Experiment Station Work 22, catalogued 
above. 

Food. Cost of food as related to its nutritive value, bv R. D. Milner; 
from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] iu-387-406 pp. 



280 June, 1903 

Horses. Selecting and judging horses for market and breeding pur- 
poses, bv W. J. Kennedy; from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] ii+455- 
468 pp. 1 il. 

Irrigation. Report of irrigation investigations in Utah, under direction 
of Ehvood Mead, assisted by R. P. Teele, A. P. Stover, A. F. Dore- 
mus, J. D. Stannard, Frank Adams, and G. L. Swendsen. 1903. 
330 pp. 2 il. 14 pi. 5 maps, 4" (Bulletin 124.) *Cloth, $1.10 

Contents: 

Jordan River. Irriiratii>n from; by R. P. Teele. 

Logan River. Aiiiinipriation of water from; by G. L. Swendsen. 

Sevier River. Cnurt adjudications of water right.'; on; by Franlc Adams. 

Spanisli Fork River irrigation system: by A. F. D(}remiis. 

Utah, General diseus.sion of irrigation in: by R. P. Teele. 

Utah Lake drainage sy.stem, Irrigation in; by A. P. Stover. 

Virgin River. Agriculture under irrigation in basin of: by Frank Adams. 

Weber Valley, Irrigation in; by J. D. Stannard. 

FORESTRY BUREAU 

Forestry and limiber supply. [1903.] 14 pp. ( [Circular 25.]) 

Contents: 

Exhaustion of lumber supply: by R. L. McCormick. 
Forestry and foresters: by Theodore Roosevelt. 
Lumberman and forester: by Gifford Pinehot. 

Influence of forestry upon lumber industry, by Overton "W. Price; from 
Yearbook, 1902. '[1903.] iii+309-3i2 pp. 3 pi. 

Practicability of forest planting in United States, bv William L. Hall; 
from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] iii^l33-144 pp. 4 pi. 

Press bulletin 36-39; June 4-24, 1903. Each 1 p. narrow large 8° and 
narrow i° 

Seasoning of timber: by Hermann von Schrenk, assisted bv Reynolds 
Hill. 1903. 48 pp." 16 il. 18 pi. large 8° (Bulletin 41.) ^Paper, 25c 

Tests on physical properties of timber, bv F. E. Olmsted; from Year- 
book, 1902. [1903.] ii+533-538 pp. 2 pi. 

PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Algee. Contamination of public water supplies bv alga^, bv George T. 
Moore; from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] iy+175-186 pp. 2 pi. 

Alkali lands. Crops used in reclamation of alkali lands in Egypt, by 
Thomas H. Kearney and Thomas H. Cleans; from Yearbook, 1902. 
[1903.] iii-573-588 pp. 2 il. 4 pi. 

Bacteria and nitrogen problem, bv George T. 3Ioore; from Yearbook, 
1902. [1903.] 11+333-342 pp. 6 pi. 

Corn. Commercial grading of corn; bv Carl S. Scofield. June 13, 1903. 
24 pp. 4 pi. (Bulletin 41.) " *Paper, 10c 

Improvement of corn bv seed selection, bv C. P. Hartley; from 

Yearbook, 1902. [1903.]' ii-f 539-552 pp. 7 pi. 

Cotton. Improvement of cotton bv seed selection, by Herbert J. Web- 
ber; from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] ii^365-386 pp. 1 il. 3 pi. 

Farms. Systems of farm management in United States, bv W. J. Spill- 
man; from Yearbook, 1902: [1903.] ii^343-364 pp. 4 il. 

Fertilizers for special crops, bv A. F. Woods and R. E. B. ]\IcKenney; 
from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] iii- 553-572 pp. 

Fruit. Promising new fruits, bv William A. Taylor; from Yearbook, 
1902. [1903.] iii-469-480pp. 7pl. 

Fruit-trees. Top working orchard trees, by G. Harold Powell; from 
Yearbook, 1902, [1903.] ii-- 245-2.58 pp. 8 il. 4 pi. 



June, 1903 281 

Graj^e juice, rnfermented. Home manufacture and use of unfermented 

grape juice; bv George C. Husmann. 1908. 16 pp. 8 il. (Farmers' 

bulletin 175.)" 
Grape, raisin, and wine production in United States, ov George C. Hus- 

mann; from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] ii + 407- 20 pp. 8 pi. 
Lily. Propagation of Easter lilv froni seed; bv George W. Oliver. June 
'24,1903. 2-4 pp. 7 pi. (Bulletin 39. ) " *Paper, 10c 

Peach-trees. Cultivation and fertilization of peach orchards, bv M. B. 

Waite; from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] iii+ 607-626 pp. 6 pi. 
Plants. Industrial progress in j)lant work, bv B. T. Gallowav; from 

Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] iiih 219-230 pp." 
Plants as factor in home adornment, bv L. C. Gorbett; from Year- 
book, 1902. [1903.] ii r501-518 pp. 3il. 3 pi. 
Three new plant introductions from Japan [mitsumata, udo, and 

wasabi] ; bv David Ct. Fairchild. June 24, 1903. 24 pp. 6 pi. 

(Bulletin 42.) *Paper, 10c 

Spores. Formation of spores in sporangia of rhizopus nigricans and of 

phycomyces nitens [with ])ibliographv]; bv Deane B. Swingle. 

June 27," 1903. 40 pp. 6 pi. large 8° (Bulletin 37.) *Paper, 15c 

PUBLIC ROAD INQUIRIES OFFICE 

Available publications of office. June 1, 1903. 7 pp. 
Use of mineral oil in road improvement, hv James W. Abl)Ott; from 
Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] iii+439-454 pp. 4 il. 3 pi. 

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

Monthlv list of pulilications [of Department of Agriculture], June, 1903. 
4 pp. ( [Publication] 4ti4. ] 

SOILS BUREAU 

Reclamation of alkali lands in Egvpt as adapted to similar work in 
United States; by Thos. H. Means. 1903. 48 pp. 6 il. 8 pi. (Bul- 
letin 21.) [Prepared l)y cooperation of Bureau of Plant Industry 
and Bureau of Soils. ] *Paper, 15c 

STATISTICS DIVISION 

Crop Reporter, v. 5, no. 2; June, 1903. p. 9-16, 4° [Monthly.] 
Flaxseed production, commerce, and manufacture in United States, by 

Charles M. Daugherty; from Yearbook; 1902. [1903.] iii-H421- 

438 pp. 
Practices in crop rotation, bv George K. Holmes; from Yearbook, 1902. 

[1903.] ii-f 519-532 pp. 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Note. — For these publications application slioulrl be made to the ('hief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Climate and Crop Bulletin, June 1-29, 1903; nos. 11-15. [1903.] 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. 

Climate of forest-denuded portion of upper lake region, bv Willis L. 
Moore; from Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] iii+125-132 pp. map. 



282 June, 1903 

Meteorological chart of Great Lakes, no. 1, 1903; by Alfred J. Henry 
and Norman B. Conger. 23 pp. 1 pi. 4° Paper, 10c 

Note. — Relates to precipitation and ice on Great Lakes. 

Monthly Weather Review, v. 31, no. 4; Apr. 1903. June 20, 1903. p. 165- 

216, 7 il. 10 pp. of pi. and maps, 4" Paper, 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 otlier countries and various topics of meteor- 
ology. Special articles are — 

Aerial soundings. Franco-Scainliiiavian station for; by Leon Teisserenc de Bort. 

Antarctic research; from Mmiatskarte fiirden Nordatlantischen Ozean, Mar. 1903. 

Colon, Note on barometric pressure at; by H. L. Abbot. 

Costa Rica, Climatology of: by H. Pittier. 

Floods, River, and melting snow; by C. A. Mixer. 

Fulton automatic river gage at Chattanooga, Tenn.; by W. M. Fulton. 

Hawaiian climntolcigical data; by C. J. Lyons. 

Light and darkness. Influence of, upon growth and development [in plants], by 
Daniel Trembly MacDougal, sumnjary; by R. H. Pond. 

Meteorology, Recent papers bearing on; by W. F. R. Phillips. 

Radiation formulas. Note on, and on principles of thermometry; by Edgar Buck- 
ingham. 

Tampa, Fla., Climatology of; by E. R. Miller. 

Water equivalent of snow on ground; by C. A. Mixer. 

Winds, Typical October, on our Atlantic Coast; by T. H. Davis. 

Rainfall and irrigation, by Edward A. Beal.«; from Yearbook, 1902. 

[1903.] iii + 627-642 pp. 6 il. 
Weather map, June 1-30, 1903. 19 X 24 in. [Daily.] 
Wet and drv seasons in California, bv Alexander G. McAdie; from 

Yearbook, 1902. [1903.] ii -f 187-204 pp. 7 il. map. 



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 
81.05 to 81.45 per volume. Subscribers may deposit 81.00 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, 
while the Pension-Decision volumes appear at longer intervals, sometimes more 
than two years apart. 

Decisions [in appealed pension and bounty land claims] v. 13, [signa- 
tures] 25, 26, published separately. [1903.] p. 385-416. 

Same, [v. 13, slips] 115-129; May 26-June 12, 1903; published sepa- 
rately. 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note. — The law relating to the publications of the United States Geological 
Survey has been altered by the joint resolution of May 16, 1902. Hereafter they 
will consist of annual reports (to be restricted to one volume each), bulletins, 
Mineral Resources, Professional Papers, and Water-Supply and Irrigation Papers, 
wliich are intended for free distribution; and maps, Monographs, and folios of 
the Geologic Atlas and the Topographic Atlas of the United States, which are 
sold at prices ranging from 5c to 811.00 each. Address the Director of the Geo- 
logical Survey, Washington. For topographic sheets see next page. 

Arsenic. Production of arsenic in 1902, by Joseph Struthers; from Min- 
eral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 8 pp. 

Bromine. Production of bromine in 1902, by Joseph Struthers; from 
Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 5 pp. 

Cascade Range forest reserve, Oreg. Forest conditions in reserve, by H. D. 
Langille, Fred G. Plummer, Arthur Dodwell, Theodore F. Rixon, 
and John B. Leiberg; with introduction, by Henry Ganiiett. 1903. 
298 + iii pp. 37 pi. 4 maps, 3 in pocket, 4" (Professional paper 9; 
H. doc. 217.) * Paper, 11.00 



June, 1903 283 

Geologic atlay of United States, Hartville folio, Wvo. Library edition. 
1903. 6 pp. 3 pi. 3 maps?, large 4" (Folio 91.) *Paper, 25c 

Same, Scotts Bluff folio, Xebr. Library edition. 1903. 5 pp. 1 il. 2 pi. 
2 maps, large 4° (Folio 88.) " *Paper, 25c 

Iron and steel. Statistics of American iron trade for 1902, with general 
statistics of iron and steel industries to close of 1901, by James M. 
Swank; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 51pp. 

Pseudoceratites of cretaceous [with bibliography], by Alpheus Hyatt; 
edited by T. W. Stanton. 1903. 351 -f iii pp. 47 pi. 4" (Mono- 
graphs, V. 44; H. doc. 432.) *Cloth, $1.00 

Regulations. Instructions relating to work of survev, to take effect 
^ May 1, 1903. 131 pp. il. 16° 

Regulations. 3d edition, approved Dec. 27, 1902, to take effect Jan. 

1, 1903. 1903. 52 pp. 16" 

Salt. Production of salt in 1902, by Joseph Struthers; from [Mineral 
Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 17 pp. 

Topographic sheets 

Note. — The Geological Survey is making a topographic map of the United 
States. The sheets of which itis composed are projected without reference to 
political divisions, and are designated bv some prominent feature found on them. 
Threi- scales are iiscd, 1:62,500,1 : 1'i.o.odo, 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 otherw ise given, is about 17.5 inches in height by 11.5 to 10 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. 

About three-tenths of the area of the country, excluding Alaska, has been 
mapped, nearly every State being represented. Massachusetts. C(innecticut, 
Rhode I.sland, New Jersey, and the District of Columbia are cumpletely 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. 

Arkansas, Camden quadrangle, lat. 33° 30^-34°, long. 92° 30'-93°. Scale 

1:125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of ]May, 1903. 
California, Rock Creek quadrangle, lat. 34° 15'-34° 30^ long. 117° 45^- 

118°. Scale 1 : 62, 500, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of May, 1903. 
California, Yosemite quadrangle, lat. 37° 30'-38°, long. 119° 30^-120°. 

Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of May, 1903. 
Iowa, Winthrop quadrangle, lat. 42°-42° 30', long. 91° 30^-92°. Scale 

1:125,000, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Apr. 1903. 
Maryland, Bloodsworth Island quadrangle, lat. 38°-38° 15', long. 76°- 

76° 15'. Scale 1 : 62,500, no contour interval. Edition of Apr. 1903. 
[Maryland, Deal Island quadrangle, lat. 38°-38° 15', long. 75° 45'-76°. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of May, 1903. 
[Maryland-Virginia, Crisfield quadrangle, lat. 37° 45'-38°, long. 75° 45'- 

76°. Scale 1:62,500, no contour interval. F'dition of Apr. 1903. 
Montana, Bonner quadrangle, lat. 46° 30'-47°, long. 113° 30'-114°. 

Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of May, 1903. 
New York, Cortland quadrangle, lat. 42° 30'-42° 45', long. 76°-76° 15'. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of May, 1903. 
New York, Penn Yan quadrangle, lat. 42° 30'-42° 45', long. 77°-77° 15'. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of [May, 1903. 
Oregon, Crater Lake special map, lat. 42° 48'-43° 04', long. 122°-122° 16'. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of May, 1903. [On 

reverse. Description of Crater Lake. 3 il.] 
Texas, Cerro Alto quadrangle, lat. 31° 30'-32°, long. 105° 30'-106°. Scale 

1: 125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of May, 1903. 
Utah, Coalville quadrangle, lat. 40° 30'-41°, long. lli°-lll° 30'. Scale 

1: 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. E<lition of May, 1903. 



284 June, 1903 

Utah, Park (,'itv special map, lat. 40° 3o'-40° 39', long. 111° 26^-111° 34^ 

Scale 1 : 25,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Mav, 1903. 11.7 X 

17.8 in. 
Wvoming-Colorado, Encampment special map, lat. 41°-41° 15', long. 

106° 45'-107° 15'. Scale 1:90,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition 

of May, 1903. 12.1x18.4 in. 
Wvoming-South Dakota-Montana, Aladdin quadrangle, lat. 44° 30'-45°, 

long. 104°-104° 30'. Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition 

of May, 1903. 

HYDROGR.\PHY DIVISION 

Report of progress of stream measurements for calendar year 1902, by 
F. H. Newell, pt. 1, northern Atlantic Coast and St. Lawrence River 
drainage. 1903. 199 + [i]pp. ( Water-supply and irrigation paper 
82; H. doc. 445.) *Paper, 10c 

INDIAN BUREAU 

Routes to Indian agencies and schools with post-office and telegraphic 
addresses and nearest railroad stations; corrected to May 18, 1903. 
35 pp. 

LAND OFFICE, GENERAL 

Circular, stock-grazing in forest reserves. May 22, 1903. 12 pp. 
Compilation of public timber laws and regulations and decisions there- 
under. Feb. 14, 1903. 227 pp. 

Note.— The General Land Office publishes a large general map of the United 
States, whieh is sold at 80 cents: and 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. Addre.ss the chief clerk of 
the Department of the Interior. 

Map of North Dakota. Scale 12 m. = l in. 1903. 25.7 X 33.6 in. 

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 110.00 per volume. The Rules of Practice 
and pamphlet Patent Laws are furnished free. The Patent Office issues coupon 
orders in packages of 20 at $1.00 per package, or in books containing 100 coupons 
at 15.00 per book. One coupon will procure a specification with drawings, and two 
coupons a copv of the Official Gazette. They are good until used. Address Chief 
Clerk, Patent Office. 

Alphabetical lists of patentees and inventions for Jan. and Feb. 1903. 

155 pp. large 8" [Bimonthly. Index to v. 102 of Official Gazette.] 
Official Gazette, June 2-30, 1903; v. 104, nos. 5-9. 1125-2444+ [cxxxii] 

pp. il. large 8" [Weekly.] Paper, 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. 

Navy Department 

Circular letter [to chiefs of bureaus, etc. , i-elative to reports of efficiencv 
for 6 months ending June 30, 1903]. June 10, 1903. 3 1. narrow 8° 
General court-martial order 78-80 [1903]; INIay 13-22, 1903. 12" 



June, 1903 285 

General order 131-134; June 1-26, 1903. Each 1 p. 12» 
jSTavy yard order 385-395, employment of labor at navy yards; June 1-25, 
1903. Each 1 p. narrow 12" 

EQUIPMENT BUREAU 

Catalogue of ship's and crew's libraries of U. S. S. Dixie, ^lav, 1903. 
35 pp. 12" 

Catalogue of ship's and crew's libraries of U. S. S. Xashville. Mav, 
1903. 20 pp. 12" 

HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 

Note.— The Charts, Sailing Directions, etc., of the Hydrographic Office are sold 
by the office in Washington and also by agents at the principal American and 
foreign seaports and .\merican lake ports. Copies of the Hydrographic Bulletin 
and Notice to Mariners are 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 Towiisend. Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, Sault Ste. Marie, and 
Duluth. 

Hydrographic bulletin, weekly, 718-721; June 3-24, 1903. Each 1 p. 
large 4" and f " 

Note. — Contains accounts of obstructions and dangers along the coast and the 
principal ocean routes, etc. 

Xotice to Mariners, weekly, 23-26, 1903; June 6-27. 428-510 + [vi] i. 

Note. — Contains information of newly discovered dangers to navigation and of 
establishment and changes of lights 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 23, sec. 1, etc. 

Charts 

Borneo, northern part, Gaya Bay to Sandakan Harbour, including South 
Banguey Channel and southwestern part of Cagayan Sulu, from 
British survevs between 1844 and 1889; chart 2119. Scale naut. 
m. = 0.24 in. ' June, 1903. 25.5 X 38.8 in. 40c 

British North Borneo, northeast coast, Taganak to Tawi Tawi, from 
British survevs in 1872, 1883, and 1892; chart 2118. Scale naut. 
m. = 0.36 in. " Jime, 1903. 25.4 X 38.6 in. 40c 

Darvel Bav, British North Borneo, east coast, from British survevs in 
1891 and 1892; chart 2116. Scale naut. m. = 0.75in. June, 1903. 
25.5 X 46.3 in. 50c 

Georgian Bav, Northern part of. Lake Huron, from Canadian survevs, 
1884-94;' chart 1863a. Scale naut. m. = 0.37 in. June, 1903. 
25 X 33.5 in. 30c 

Georgian Bav, Southern part of, Lake Huron, from Canadian survevs, 
1884-94;' chart 1863b. Scale naut. m. = 0.37 in. June, 1903. 
26.7X37 in. 40c 

Hokushu [or] Yezo I., Japan, southeast coast, Hamanaka Wan to 
Kushiro Hakuchi, from Japanese survey in 1892, scale naut. m.= 
0. 75in. ; with Plan of Kushiro Hakuchi, [or] Kushiro Road, scale 
naut. m. = 4.25 in.; chart 2120. June, 1903. 28.1X 38.1 and 8.5 X 
6.9 in. 50c 

Mindanao, Anchorages in northern part of, and in adjacent islands, P. I., 
from latest information; chart 1929. June, 1901, corrections June, 
1903. 13 X 19.3 in. lOc 

Alubijit Anchorage. Mindanao. Scale naut. m.= 2 in. O.-t >; 4.8 in. 
Balingasag .\nchorage. Mindanao. Scale naut. m.= 2 in. 6..5 :■: 4.6 in. 
Cagavan .\nchorage, Mindanao, from survev in Dec. 1900. bv U. S. S. Concord. 

Scale 200 yds. = 1 in. S.o::b:2in. 
Catarman Anchorage, Camiguin I. Scale naut. m.= 1 in. 6.5 x 4.8 in. 
Jimenez, Port, Mindanao. Scale 1000 yds.= 2 in. 6.5 x 5.2 in. 
Opol .\.nchorage, Mindanao. Scale naut. m. = 2 in. 6.5 x 4.7 in. 
Pilar, Port. Siargao I. Scale naut. m.= 1 in. 6.5 x 4.7 in. 
Quinalang Anchorage, Mindanao. Scale naut. m.= l in. 6.5x4.6 in. 



286 June, 1903 

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Julv, 1903; chart 1400. Scale 1° 
long.= 0.27in. 21 X 32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

XoTE.— Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., tracks of cyclonic storms; 
change in transatlantic steamship routes; propo.sed pilot charts of south Atlantic 
and south Pacific Ocean; equator crossings in Pacific Ocean; forecast of weather; 
charts published, etc., June 1-30, 1903. 

Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Julv, 1903; chart 1401. Scale 1° 
long. = 0.2 in. 20.7 X 35.3 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note.— Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., forecast of wind and 
weather; storm tracks: charts published, etc., May 1-31, 1903; typhoons in east 
Asiatic waters; equator crossings in Atlantic Ocean: fishing banks; proposed pilot 
charts of south Atlantic and south Pacific Ocean. 

Polloc [or Palak] Harbor, west coast of ^lindauao, P. I., from survey 
in 1902 bv U. S. S. Annapolis; chart 2114. Scale naut. m. = 5 in. 
June, 1903. 28.8 X 38.4 in. 50c 

Port of Spain, Trinidad Island, W. I., from British surveys between 
1849 and 1901; chart 2115. Scale naut. ni. = 5in. June, 1903. 
25.3 X 39.3 in. ■ 40c 

Sibuko Bav, Northern shore of, British North Borneo, east coast, from 
British surveys in 1891 and 1892; chart 2117. Scale naut. m.= 0.7 
in. June, 1903. 24.7 X 45.9 in. 50c 

Trinitv Bav, Harbors in, Newfoundland, east coast, from British sur- 
veys in 1864 & 1865, corrected to 1874; chart 583. June, 1903. 
37.3 X 23.3 in. 40c 

Deer and St. Jones harbors; with inset, Round Harbor. Scale naut. m.= 2.8 in. 

1S.,S < 23.3 and 1.(5 x 3.1 in. 
Trinity Harbor and bays to English Head. Scale naut. m.= 3.8 in. 18..5 x 23.3 in. 

MARINE CORPS 

IManual of practical instructions to ofhcers of corps in field work. 1903. 
78 pp. il. 14 pi. 

NAVIGATION BUREAU 

[Circular letter to commandants of naval districts relative to establish- 
ment of Naval Patrol.] June 1, 1903. 3 pp. 12" 

Circular regarding enlistment [in Navy] of electricians for wireless tele- 
graph. June 20, 1903. 1 p. narrow 12" 

ORDNANCE BUREAU 

Air-compressor. Bliss type 3 compressor, single steam cylinder, 3-stage 

air compression. Mar. 1903. 4 pp. 2 pi. 4" 
Specifications for Rand tvpe 6 electric air compressors. Apr. 1903. 

6 pp. 4" 

Specifications for type 4 Rand air compre.ssor. Apr. 1903. 2 pp. 4" 

Specifications for type 5 Rand air compressor. Apr. 1903. 2 pp. 4" 

Ammunition hoist. 8-inch ammunition hoist, mark 8, Brooklyn and 

Iowa. Feb. 1903. 4 pp. 1 pi. 4° 
10-inch anununition hoist, mark 2, Am phi trite, ^Nlonadnock, and 

Monterey. Feb. 1903. 5 pp. 1 pi. 4° 
Breech mechanism. 3-inch breech mechanism, mark 1, field guns, 

Fletcher type. Jan. 1903. 3 pp. 1 pi. 4° 
4.7-inch R. F. breech mechanism, mark M, Maxim-Nordenfelt [or 

Mellstrom], mark 1, U. S. N., mark 2, AVelin. Apr. 1903. 6 pp. 

1 pi. 4" 

8-inch breech mechanism, mark 3. Feb. 1903. 6 pp. 1 pi. 4" 

10-inch breech mechanism, mark 5, breech-loading rifle. Feb. 1903. 

6 pp. 1 pi. 4" 
13-inch breech mechanism, mark 1, B. L. R. Feb. 1903. 4 pp. 

1 1)1. 4° 



June, 1903 ' 287 

Gatling guns, models prior to 1880, up to and including 1900. Mar. 1903. 

3 pp. 10 pi. 4" 

Gun mounts. 3-inch pedestal mount, mark 3, including mark 3 mod. 1 

and 2 mounts. Apr. 1903. 6 pp. 1 pi. 4" 
4-inch recoil mounts, marks 2, 3, and mark 3 modified. Apr. 1903. 

15 pp. 4 pi. 4" 
Machine-guns. Colt automatic gun, caliber 6 millimeters. Mav, 1903. 

4 pp. 3 pi. -i" 

Hotchkiss revolving cannon. Feb. 1903. 4 pp. 1 pi. 4" 

Eapid-tire guns. 1-pounder rapid-fire guns, Hotchkiss light, marks 1, 2, 
Hotchkiss heavy, marks 1, 2, Driggs-Schroeder heavy, marks 1, 2, 
Maxim-Xordenfelt automatic, marks 1, 2. Jan. 1903. 8 pp. 1 pi. 4° 

- — 3-pounder rapid-tire guns, Hotchkiss, mark 1, Driggs-Schroeder, 
marks 1, 2. Jan. 1903. 3 pp. 1 pi. 4» 

6-pounder gun, mark 9, formerly Maxim-Nordenfelt, mark 2, semi- 
automatic. Jan. 1903. 2 pp. 3 pi. 4" 

Shells. Speciii cations for armor-piercing shell. Feb. 1903. 3 pp. 4" 

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUR EAT' 

Memoranda for information of officers of Pav Corps 25, 26; June 1, 15, 
1903. p. 195-213, 12" 



Post-Olfice Department 

United States Official Postal Guide, 2d series, v. 25, no. 6; June, 1903. 
Philadelphia. 68 pp. 12" [Monthly.] Paper, $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 convev mails to foreign countries dur- 
ing July, 1903. 1 p. narrow f'' [Monthly.] 

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE 

Daily bulletin of orders affecting postal service, v. 24, nos. 7086-7111a; 
June 1-30, 1903. f" [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 



State Department 



Note.— The State Department distributes the Consular Reports and other De- 
partmental publications gratuitously. For sale of laws see page 276. 

Diplomatic list, June, 1903. 14 pp. 24" [Monthly.] 
Foreign relations. Papers relating to, with annual message of President, 
1902. 1903. lxxx + 1102pp. (H. doc. 1 [pt. 1].) 

*Cloth, 75c.; *paper, 55c 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

Note. — This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices 
usually ranging from 5c to 75c. Address the Director of the Bureau. 



288 • June, 1903 

Monthly bulletin, June, 1903; whole no. 116 [117], v. 14, no. 6. 1511- 

1836 -f xJii pp. 2 il. map. (H. doc. 310, pt. 6. ) [Contains articles 

in Spanish, English, Portuguese, and F'rench.] 

Paper, 25c single copy, S2.00 a yr 
Contents: 

Additions to Columbus Memorial Library, May, 1903. 

American Republics, International Bureau of' Plan for construction of building 
in Washington for. 

Arbitration, Compulsory. 

Argentina. Message of President Roca; sanitary inspection of live stock; con- 
sular legalization of bills of lading: port movements in Feb. 1903; telegraph 
system in .south of Republic; new bankruptcy law [promulgated at Buenos 
Ayres, Dec. 30, 1902], continuation; miscellaneous notes. 

Bolivia. Modification of concession for construction and exploitation of railroad 
from Viacha to Oruro. 

Book notes. 

Brazil. Message of President Rodrigiies Alves: foreign trade for first 9 months of 
1902: customs modifications: miscellaneous notes. 

Chile. New cabinet: customs receipts: copper sulphate deposits at Copaquire. 

Colombia. Lease of emerald mines of Muzo and Coscuez; encouragement to 
immignition; import duties. 

Costa Rica. Message of President Esquivel; decree encouraging agriculture. 

Cuba. Central Railway: first anniversary of independence. 

Guatemala. Decree dated Feb. 26. 1902. as to importation of sugar. 

Honduras. Inauguration of President Bonilla: budget for fiscal year 1903-4: con- 
cession for establLshment of transportation line of automobiles or traction 
vehicles. 

Latin America, Trade opportunities in. 

Mexico. Foreign commerce in Feb. 1903:" commercial intercourse with United 
States; cu.stoms revenues in ,\i>r. [1903]; import duties: conce.'-sion for stock 
yard; report of National Railroad [of Mexico]: addition to extradition treaty 
between Mexico and United States; railroad from Coahuila to Zacatecas; mis- 
cellaneous notes. 

Nicaragua. Agricultural condition.s in 1902, by Che.ster Donaldson; import duties. 

Paraguay. Exports, first quarter of 1903; commerce with Argentine Republic. 

Periodicals and newspapers on file. 

Peru. Customs laws; general trade notes; sugar cane growing and industry; 
notes. 

Salvador. Customs duties; notes. 

Spain, Treatv of friendship and general relations between United States and, 
signed Madrid, July 3, 1902, proclaimed Apr. 20, 190S. 

Title-page iind index to v. 14, Jan.-June, 1903. 

United .States. Trade with Latin America; consular trade reports: foreign com- 
merce in Apr. [1903] ; Government receipts and expenditures, May [1903] : wheat 
acreage; customs decisions regarding live stock importations from Mexico; 
notes. 

Uruguay. Foreign commerce in 1902; port movjiment in Feb. 1903; award of 
drainage contract. 

Venezuela. Lease of Caracas Avaterworks; new banking law; customs duties; 
arbitral settlement of German claims: Hague protocol: terms of Government 
loan; returns from surtax on customs; miscellaneous notes. 

FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Advance sheets of consular reports, June 1-30, 1903; nos. 1660-85. 2 il. 

[Daily except Sundays and holiday^;.] 
Consular Reports, June, 1903; v. 72, no. 273. xx -f 153-317 pp. 5 il. (H. 

doc. 438, pt. 2. ) [INIonthly. These articles have appeared pre- 
viously in the Advance sheets.] * Paper, 15c 
Contents: 

Agricultural implements in south Germany; by H. W. Harris. 

Albania and Montenegro, Trade notes froiii; by F. D. Chester. 

Alcohol from acetvlene in France: bv J. C. Covert and Thornwell Havnes. 

Andalusia, Trade of, in 1902; by A. E. Carleton. 

Argentine trade in 1902; transmitted by W. P. Lord. 

Autom()bile exposition at Berlin: by F". H. Mason. 

Bicycles in China; by H. B. Miller 

Bombay, New dock at; by W. T. Fee. 

Canada, American investments in: by ,T. L. Bittinger. 

Cartagena, Colombia. Trade of: by.T.C. Ingersoll. 

Chemical industry in Russia; transmitted by W. R. Holloway. 

Chemnitz, Foreign houses in; transmitted by .1. F. Monaghah. 

Coal and petroleum in British Columbia. 

Coal, steel, and iron production of France in 1902: by A. M. Thackara. 

Colombian import duties: by G. W. Colvig and Oscar Malmros. 

Commercial agents, foreign. Taxes and regulations for; by .1. F. Monaghan. 



June, 1903 289 

Consular Reports — Continued. 

Contents — Continued. 

Commercial education. Primary, in Germany: by E. L. Harris. 
Commercial museum at Malta:" by J. H. Groin. 
Corinthian Canal: by F. W. .lackson. 
Costa Rica. Trade notes from: by J. C. Caldwell. 
Cotton crop of India: by \V. T. Fee. 
Cuba. European trade terms with. 
Currant crisis in Greece: by F. W. Jackson. 
Fire extingui.sher. German: by Richard Guenther. 
Firearms. Manufacture of, in France: by H. S. Brunot. 
Flour. American, in .Siberia; by R. T. Greener. 
Foreign reports and publications. 

Formo.sa. Government monopolies in: transmitted by E. C. Bellows. 
German industries. Profits of. in 1902. 
Gold discoveries in Alaska: by H. D. Saylor. 
Hamburg. Proposed university for: by E. L. Harris. 
. [Hellig Olav] new Danish steamship: by R. R. Frazier. 
Honduras. Traction railroad in: by A. K. Moe. 
Horseshoe nails. French market for: by B. H. Ridgely. 
Industrial and agricultural exhibition at Limoges: by W. T. Grifl&n. 
Lignite, peat, and coal-dust fuel in Germany: by F. H. Mason. 
Lithographic stone, Concession for quarrying, in Mexico; by W. W. Canada. 
Madagascar. Consumption tax in; by W. H. Hunt. 

Trade of: by W. H. Hunt. 

Manchuria. Russia's commercial relations with: by R. T. Greener. 

Milan. Water supply of: by William Jarvis. 

Mining regulations of German east Africa; transmitted by Mason Mitchell. 

Moscow-Dalny through service: by H. B. Miller. 

Nitrate production in Chile: by R." E. Mansfield. 

Norfolk Island, Trade in; by Isaac Robinson. 

Notes. 

Paints and varnishes in eastern Turkey: by T. H. Norton. 

Persia, New tariff of [law]; transmitted by John Tyler. 

Silk culture in France: by J. C. Covert. 

in Greece: by D. E. McGinley. 

in Svria: bv G. B. Ravndal. 

Spain. Trade of, in 1902: by J. G. Lay. 

Spanish-United States steamship service; by D. R. Birch. 

Steam-engine. German apparatus to draw water from cylinders; by E. L. Harris. 

Steel castings, Demand for, in Ireland: by W. W. Touvelle. 

Steel factorv in Spain; bv .J. G. Lav. 

— - tran.smitted by H. H. Hallatt." 

Sugar trust. Proposed, in Sp>ain: by J. G. Lay. 

Tobacco industry in Germany in 1902; by H'. W. Harris. 

Trade-marks in Chile. 

Transportation problems and progress in Germany; by F. H. Mason. 

Tubing. Metallic, and tube furniture in Germanv: bvF. H. Mason. 

Wheat'crop of India in 1902-3: by R. F. Patterson. 

Wurttemberg. Trade conditions in; by E. H. Ozmun. 

Zinc industry in Algeria; by D. S. Kidder. 

in Europe: by several consuls. 



Treasury Department 

Blank forms. Assigning one series of numbers to all Department blank 
forms. Jime 27, 1903. 2 pp. 4° (Dept. circular 79, 1903: Division 
of Printing and Stationery. ) 

Requisitions for certain blank record books and blank fijrms to l^e 

made upon Secretary of Department of Commerce and Labor on and 
after July 1, ]903. June 27, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 80, 1903; 
Division of Printing and Stationery. ) 

Customs Congre.«s of American Republics, 1903. Resolutions of 1st 
congress. June 19, 1903. 3 pp. 4" (Dept. circular 74, 1903; 
Bureau of Navigation. ) 

Customs service. Free entry of articles for institutions under paragraph 
703 of act of July 24, 1897 [law, regulations, and rulings]. June 
18, 1903. 2 pp. 4» (Dept. circular 72, 1903; Division of Cu.stoms.) 

48— No. 102—03 -2 



290 June, 1903 

Customs service — Continued. Free entry of regalia and other articles 
for institutions under paraeraph 649 of act of July 24, 1897 [law, reg- 
ulations, and rulings]. June 18, 1903. 4 pp. 4" (Dept. circular 73, 
1903; Division of Customs.) 

Free entry of works of American artists residing temporarily 

abroad [law, regulations, and rulings]. June 13, 1903. 2 pp. 4° 
(Dept. circular 69, 1903; Division of Customs. ) 

Debt. Statement of public debt and cash in Treasury, June, 1903. 1 p. 
t" [Monthly.] 

Drawback, amendment of regulations. June 8, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. 
circular 66, 1903; Division of Customs.) 

Employees. Certification and payment of salaries or compensation of 
employees of Department outside of District of Columbia. June 26, 
1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 76, 1903; Division of Appointments. ) 

Recommendations for promotion, demotion, reduction, or suspen- 
sion of employees in Department. June 26, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. 
circular 77, 1903; Division of Appointments.) 

Food. Samples of imported adulterated food products, drugs, and liq- 
uors [regulations]. June 17, 1903. 2 pp. 4" (Dept. circular 71, 
1903; Division of Customs.) 

Official matter. Form and style of printed letters and Department cir- 
culars of instructions. June 5, 1903. [4] pp. 4" (Dept. circular 
65, 1903; Division of Printing and Stationery.) 

Official communication records. June 26, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. 

circular 78, 1903; Division of Appointments. ) 

Seeds. Samples of seeds for Department of Agriculture. June 9, 1903. 
1 p. 4" (De[)t. circular 67, 1903; Division of Customs. ) 

Statistical information for Department of Conunerce and Labor. June 
26, 1903. 1 p. 4° (Dept. circular 75, 1903; Division of Appoint- 
ments. ) 

Treasury decisions. Publication of decisions of bureaus and offices trans- 
ferred to Dejmrtmentof Conunerce and Labor. June 27, 1903. 1 p. 
4° (Dept. circular 81, 1903; Division of Printing and Stationery.) 

Treasury decisions under tariff, internal revenue, immigration, 

navigation laws, etc., weekly, v. 6, nos. 23-26; June 4-25, 1903. 
[Department decisions numl)ered 24445-514 including general ap- 
praisers' decisions 5345-62, and iziternal revenue decisions 665-670.] 

Wire. Classification of wire, Birmingham wire gauge. June 9, 1903. 
1 p. 4" (Dejjt. circular 68, 1903; Division of Customs.) 

APPRAISERS 

Reappraisements of merchandise by general appraisers [on May 21-June 
25,1903]; June 1-29, 1903. 4» (Reappraisement circulars 961-972; 
Division of Customs.) [Weekly.] 

BOOKKEEPING AND WARRANTS DIVISION 

Comparative statement of receipts and expenditures of United States 

[for month and 12 months ending June, 1902 and 1903]. Pp. oblong 

8° [Monthly.] 
Digest of api:>ropriations for 1904, and on account of deficiencies for prior 

vears, made by 2d session of 57th Congress. 1903. 448 pp. 4*^ 

■(Treas. Dept. doc. 2321.) 
Statement of Treasury, June 1-30, 1903. Each [3] pp. 4" [Daily except 

Sundays and holidays.] 



June, 1903 291 

coast and geodetic survey 

Note.— The Charts, Coasit 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 custom-houses, at 
the branch hydrographic offices of the Navy Department, at United States codsu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coast Survey. 

Notice to Mariners 298; May, 1903. 13+ [2] pj). 4° [Monthly.] 

Note. — Contains corrections for charts of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, with 
lists of new charts, canceled editions, etc. 

Philippine Islands, Notice to Mariners 4, 5; Apr. 22, Mav 7, 1903. 
Manila. 1.13-16. 

Note. — Contains information of newly discovered dangers to navigation and 
of establishment and changes of lights and other aids. 

Charts 

[Alaska] north west coast of America, sheet 3, lev Cape to Seniidi 

Islands; chart 8500. Scale 1 : 1,200,000. Mav, 1900, first published 

1868 [corrected to June, 1903]. 25.6 X 33.9 in. 50c 

Aparri Anchorage and part of Cagavan River, Luzon, north coast; chart 

4260. Scale 1 : 25,000. Manila, Feb. 1903. 29.8 X 19.5 in. 30c 

Lvnn Canal, entrance to Point Sherman, Alaska [with plans of bavs, 

etc.]; chart 8302. Scale 1 : 80,000. Julv, 1902, first published 1897 

[corrected to June, 1903]. 42.1 X 33.7 in. 50c 

Plans are — 

Barlow Cove Anchorage. Scale 1 : 20,000. 4 x 3.7 in. 

Fritz Cove. Scale 1 : 20,000. 5.2x7.8 in. 

Funter Bav. 8 ale 1 : 20.000. 7.6 x 8.9 in. 

Swansdo Harbor. Scale 1 : 20,000. 10.9 < 10.8 in. 

William Henry Bay. Scale 1 : 20,000. 4.1 x 4.1 in. 

Lynn Canal, from Point Sherman to head, s. e. Alaska; chart 8303. 

Scale 1:80,000. June, 1897 [corrected to June, 1903]. 41.1x29.5 

in. 50c 

Nantucket Sound and eastern approaches, Mass.; chart 111. Scale 

1:80,000. May, 1903, first published 1866. 37.8 X 27.9 in. 50c 

New York P>av and Harljor; chart 369. Scale 1 : 40,000. Apr. 1903, 

first published 1874. 48.4 X 39.3 in. 75c 

Peril Strait, Hooniah Sound to Chatham Strait, Alaska; chart 8283. Scale 

1 : 40,000. June, 1898 [corrected to June, 1903]. 33 X 40.5 in. 50c 
Peril Strait, Salisbury Sound to Hooniah Sound, Alaska, scale 1:40,000; 

with sub-sketch. Sergius Narrows, scale 1 : 20,000; chart 8282. Mav, 

1900 [corrected to June, 1903]. 41.1 X 30.8 and 8.7 X 7.6 in. 5bc 
Rapurapu Strait, P. I. ; chart 4259. Scale 1 : 30,000. ^Manila, Feb. 1903. 

18.8X29.7 in." 30c 

St. Michael Bav, Alaska; chart 9375. Scale 1 : 20,000. June, 1901, first 

published 1896 [corrected to June, 1903]. 38 X 31.5 in. 50c 

Tongass Narrows; [with sub-sketch] Hassler Harbor, Alaska; chart 

8094. Scales 1 : 30,000 and 1 : 10,000. June, 1903. 30.5 X 32.3 and 

9.6 X 9.6 in. 50c 

COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY 

Bulletin 528-532; June 1-29, 1903. 4" [Weekly.] 

Note. — .\nnounces changes in officers of national banks, organization of new 
banks, liquidations, etc. 

GOVERNMENT ACTUARY 

Market prices and investment values of outstanding securities [May, 
1903]. June 1, 1903. 2 pp. 4° (Treasurv Dept. Dept. circular 
62, 1903.) 



292 June, 1903 

life-saving service 

Cooperation of service with Naval Patrol. June y, 1903. 1 p. 4° 
(Treasury Dept. Dept. circular 64, WO'.i.) 

LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD 

XoTE.— The Bulletins, Beacon and Bnoy Lists, and Light Lists published by the 
Light-House Board can be obtained, free "of charge, on application to the ofiBce 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. 

Bulletin 144, recent changes in aids to navigation, June 1, 1903, coasts 
of United States. 22 1. + [2] pp. [Monthly.] 

2d District. List of beacons, huoys, and day marks, from Hampton 
Harbor, N. H., to Warren Point, R. I., including Nantucket and 
Vinevard sounds, .Buzzards Bav, and trilnitaries; corrected to June 
1, 1903. 127-rvi pp. large 8" 

Notice to Mariners 52-67 of 1903; June 1-29, 1903. p. 52-67, 4° 

Note.— Contains notices of establishment of new lights, light-vessels, and steam- 
whistles, changes in buoyage, etc. 

LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION 

Circulation statement, June 1, 1903. 1 p. oblong 8° [Monthly.] 

Note.— -Estimated population, June 1, 1903, f<0,372,000; circulation per capita, 

S29.64. 

Registered bonds caveated upon l)ooks of [Treasurv] Department, June 
1, 1903. 1 p. i" [Monthly.] 

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS 

Verification of standards and standard measuring instruments. [June 
1,1903.] [4] pp. 4° (Circular of information 3.) 

NAVIGATION BUREAU 

Allotment notes of seamen shipped in United States on American and 
on foreign vessels. June 2, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Treasurv Dept. Dept. 
circular 63, 1903. ) 

PORTO RICO 

Digest of api)ropriations made by 2d Legislative Assembly at 1st session 
[for 1903 and 1904], prepared in office of auditor of Porto Rico. 
[1903.] [7] pp. f" [No place of publication given.] 

PUBLIC HEALTH AND MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Contracts for care of seamen, etc. June 16, 1903. 13 pp. 4" (Treasury 
Depl. Dept. circular 70, 1903.) 

Public Health Reports, v. 18, nos. 23-26; June 5-26, 1903. [xvi] +863- 
1042 pp. [Weekly.] 

Note.— This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as reported by the officers of the Public Health and Marine 
Hospital Service and others, is "for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is lim- 
ited, and the document is intended only for health officers and other persons 
interested in sanitarv affairs. To obtain it application should be made to the 
Surgeon-General of t"he Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, Treasury 
Department. 

HYGIENIC LABORATORY 

Statistical study of intestinal parasites of 500 white male patients at Gov- 
ernment Hospital for Insane, by Philip E. Garrison, Brayton H. 
Ransom, and Earle C. Stevenson; Parasitic roundworm, againomer- 
mis culicis n. g., n. sp., in American mosquitoes, culex sollicitans, 
by Ch. Wardell Stiles; Tvpe species of cestode genus hvmenolepis, 
bv Ch. Warden Stiles. May, 1903. 23 pp. (Bulletin 13.) 



June, 1903 293 

statistics bureau 

Advance sheets from ^Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance, 
showing details of imports and exports by articles and countries for 
May, 1903. 70 pp. 4" 

Exports of domestic breadstuffs, provisions, cotton, and mineral oils, 
]k[ay, 1903. 13 pp. 4" (Bulletin 11, series 1902-03.) [Monthly.] 

Exports of manufactures from United States and their distribution by 
articles and countries, also, importation of manufacturers' materials 
and finished manufactures, 1790-1902; from Summarvof Commerce 
and Finance, Apr. 1903. iv+3239-38B3 pp. 1 il. 4°" [Pages 3239- 
3528 only are identical with corresponding pages in the Summary 
for Apr. 1903; pages 3529-3863 will appear in the Sunnnarv for 
May, 1903.] 

Imports and exports of United States, May, 1903. 1 p. 4" [Monthly.] 

Monthlv Summarv of Commerce and Finance of United States, Apr. 
1903; no. 10, series 1902-03. p. 3229-3748, 1 il. 4" (H. doc. 15, 
pt. 10.) *Paper, 35c 

TREASURER OF UNITED STATES 

Monthlv statement, paper currencv of each denomination outstanding 
June 30, 1903. 1 p. oblong 24"" 

Statement of fundeil indebtedness of District of Columbia and late cor- 
poration of \Vashington, [bv} ex-ofRcio commissioner of sinking 
fund of District, June 30, 1903. 1 p. oblong 8" [Quarterly.] 



War Department 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL 

Armv list and directorv, officers of Armv, June 20, 1903; [no.] 43. 
70 pp. 

Artillerv memoranda 1 [1903; range table for 16-inch B. L. rifle, by 
James M. Ingalls]. May 26, 1903. 3 pp. 12" 

Circular 33-35 [1903]; June 12-22, 1903. 12" 

i:nlistments for line of Army, May, 1903. 7 pp. 12« [Monthly.] 

General orders 80-94 [1903]; June 4-2(i, 1903. 12" [No. 90 is Regula- 
tions and program of instruction of General Service and Staff Col- 
lege, Fort Leavenworth, Kans.] 

Memorandum [instructions governing inspectors-general and acting 
inspectors-general]. ^lay 22, 1903. 3 pp. 12" 

Special orders 127-152 [1903] ; June 1-30, 1903. 12" [Daily except Sun- 
days and holidays.] 

Stations of Army, June 18, 1903. [2] pp. oblong large S" [Weekly; 
none issued June 4, 11, 25.] 

MILITARY INFORMATION DIVISION 

Map of Philippine Islands, from latest official data, scale nant. m. = 
0.1 in.; with inset, Manila, .scale 100 ft. =0.1 in. 1903. 4 sheets, 
each 47.2 X 30.7 in. [Size of inset is 29.9 X 23.1 inches.] 



294 June, 1903 

ARMY 

CAVALRY AND FIELD ARTILLERY SCHOOL 

General orders 15, 10 [1903]; Fort Rilev, Kans., June 3, 16, 1903. Each 
1 p. 12° 

Special orders 11-16 [1903]; Fort Riley, Kans., June 1-29, 1903. 12° 
[Corrected 2d print of no. 13 Avas issued.] 

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT 

Circular 12, 13 [1903]; June 10, 20, 1903. Each 1 p. 12" 
General orders 6, 7 [1903]; June 10, 23, 1903. Each 1 j). 120 
Special orders 18, 19 [1903]; June 1, 13, 1903. Each 1 p. 12° 

NORTHERN AND NORTHWE.STERX LAKES SURVEY 

Note. — Lake Survey charts may be obtained of Major W. L. Fisk, Office U. S. 
Lake Survey, Detroit, Mich. They will be sent by express, the express charges to 
be paid by the purchaser on receipt of the 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. The bulletins and supplements of the 
Lake Survey may be obtained free upon application at the Office U. S. Lake Sur- 
vey, Detroit, Mich., and at the engineer ofhces in Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago, 
Grand Rapids, Cleveland, Buffalo, and Oswego. 

Supplement 2, 1903, corrections and additions to bulletin 13, a. Lake 
Superior and St. INIarys River; b. Lake ^Michigan and Green Bay; 
c. Lake Huron, St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair, Detroit River; d, 
Lake Erie and Niagara River to Niagara Falls: to supi)lenient infor- 
mation given ujion charts of Great Lakes. Jime 15, 1903. 8 pp. 4° 

Charts 

Erie, Lake. Scale 1:400,000. June 2, 1903. 24.7 X 41.6 in. 15c 

Oswego Harbor, N. Y. Scale 1 : 8,000. June3, 1903. 20.8 X 24.8 in. 12c 

INSULAR AFFAIRS BUREAU 

Monthlv summarv of commerce of Philippine Islands, Dec. 1902; no. 6, 
series 1902-03. [1903.] p. 623-830, 4" 

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 

Index-catalogue of library of Surgeon-General's Office, United States 
Armv, authors and subjects. 2d series, v. 8, Insane-Kvsihosi^italet. 
1903." iii + 11 + 894 pp. large 8° *Cloth, |i2.00 

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 

Ordnance orders 10-13 [1903]; May Sl^Tune 30, 1903. Each 1 p. 12° 

PAY DEPARTMENT 

Monthly station list of ofhcers, June 1, 1903. 4 pp. 
Stoppage circular, June 15, 1903. 4 pp. [Monthly.] 

PHILIPPINE COMMISSION, 1900- 

Official Gazette, v. 1, nos. 32-36; Apr. 15-Mav 13, 1903. Manila. 

p. 251-298, 4° [Weekly.] 
Same, Spanish. 

Note. — The Official Gazette will Ijc furnished to subscribers, free of postage, at 
the rate of 15c single copy, $0.00 a yr. Send remittances by postal money order or 
registered letter to Max L. McCollongh, editor Official Gazette, Manila, P. L 



June, 1903 295 

[Public laws and resolutions passed bv commission during quarter end- 
ing Nov. 30, 1902.] Manila, 1903". v. 9, .325 pp. [Spanish.] 

Same, during quarter ending Feb. 28, 1903. Manila, 1903. v. 10, xi+ 
269 pp. [English.] 

Same. Manila, 1903. v. 10, xi+267 pp. [Spanish.] 

Note.— By order of the Philippine Commission the quarterly publicatinn of 
Public laws and resolutions passed by commission, beginning with v. 9 for quar- 
ter ending Nov. 30. 1902. will be issued in 2 pamphlets, one English and one 
Spanish, for sale by the secretary of the commission, beginning with v. 9, at SI. 00 
Mexican each. The preceding quarterly volumes, both languages included, are 
for .sale by the secretary of the commission at SI. .50 Mexican per volume. 

PHILIPPINE CIVIL .'^ERVIi E BO.\RD 

Manual of information relative to Philippine civil service. Manila, 1903. 
104 pp. 

Note. — .\i)pendix includes table showing results of examinations held Oct. 1, 
1901-Oct. 1, 1902, civil-,>;ervice rules, etc. 

PHILIPPINE EXPOSITION BOARD 

Linteg no. 514 a maiiiataud iti junta, sural kadaguiti sapasap ni agturay 
a Taft, daguiti niasapsapul nga ammoen, pagalagadan ken panagla- 
lasin daguiti aggapu ditoy Filipinas a niaii>an idiay exposicion a 
panglaglaguip iti pannakagatang ti Luisiana a marambakanto idiay 
San Luis, 1904, ti exposicion a umun-unanto a niaaramid itoy tao-en 
a 1903 sadi 3Ianila, ti inuseo oenno paguijiakitaan nga agnanayon 
kadaguiti agtaud ditoy Filipinas a ikabilto ti junta sadi Manila. 
Manila, 1903. 151 ])p. <s il. (^laikadua a ioaniak. ) [This is the 
same, in one of tlie Visayan dialects, as the Spanish edition of Act 514 
creating Philippine Exposition Board, etc., for which see Catalogue 
for Mar. 1903, page 207,] 

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS CCSTOMS SERVICE 

Customs decisions under tariff, Chinese exclusion, and immigration laws 
of Philippine Islands, monthly, v, 3, no. 3; Mar. 31, 1903. [Ma- 
nila.] 27 pp. [Tariff decision circulars numbered 260-272, and 
Chinese and immigration circulars SO-82. ] 

QUAKTERM ASTER'S DEPARTMENT 

Roster showing stations and duties of officers, June 15, 1903. 7 pp. 
[Monthly.] 

SIGNAL OFFICE 
Orders 11, 12 [1903]; June 1, 16, 1903. 12" 

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT 
Roster [of officers], June 1, 1903. 3 pp. [Monthly.] 



District of Columbia 

Note. — For quarterly Statement of Indebtedness see Treasurer f>f United States. 

Corporations. Laws relating to corporations in District, [chapter 18] 
from Code of law [for District, enacteil Mar. 3, 1901, amemled Jan. 
31 and June 30, 1902] and other laws for District; compiled bv Wil- 
liam F. Meyers. [1903.] 122-168^ [1] pp. 



296 June, 1903 



Smithsonian Institution 

ETHNOLOGY BUREAU 

Kathlamet texts; by Franz Boas. 1901 [1903]. 261 pp. 1 pi. larjie 8° 
(Bulletin 26; H.'doc. -456. ) [For edition without Congressional doc- 
ument number see Catalogue for ^Nlar. 1902, page 218.] *Cloth, 60c 

Natick dictionary; by James Hammond Trumliull. 1903. xxviii^349 
pp. large 8"" (Bulletin 25; H. doc. 455.) [For previous bulletins 
see Document Catalogue of the 53d Congress.] *Cloth, 65c 

Tsimshian texts; Ijy Franz Boas. 1902 [1903]. 214 pp. large 8" (Bul- 
letin 27; H. doc. 457.) [For editinn without Congressional docu- 
ment number see Catalogue for Feb. 1903, page 168.] *Cloth, 60c 

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. 

Contributions from U. S. National Herbarium, v. 7, systematic and geo- 
graphic botany and aboriginal uses of plants. 1900-02 [published 
1903]. ii-L422 pp. 78 il. 21 pi. [This is a reprint of the Division 
of Botany edition, issued in separate pamphlets during 1900-02, 
with pages i and ii prefixed.] *Paper, 45c 

Contents: 

Cocoa palm, Origin and distribution of; [by O. F. Cook] . 
Plants used bv Indians of Mendocino County, Cal.; [by V. K. Chesnut]. 
Umbelliferae,' North American, Monograph of [with bibliography] ; by J. M. Coul- 
ter and J.N. Rose. 
Same, v. 8, pt. 1, studies of Mexican and Central American plants 3; by 
J. N. Rose. [June 16] 1903. viii- 1-55 + iv pp. 11 il. 12 pi. 

*Paper, 15c 

Same, v. 8, pt. 3, study of certain Mexican and Guatemalan species of 
polypodiimi; by William R. Maxon. [June 27] 1903. v + 271-280 
pp. 2 pi. " *Paper, 5c 

Note.— Hereafter the Contributions from the V. S. National Herbarium, for- 
merly published by the Division of Botany, will be published by the National 
Museum, in accordance with a special provision in the sundry civil appropria- 
tion act approved June 2S, 1902. 



Various Bureaus 

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 

Instructions to applicants for custom-house branch of classified service, 
except at New York, N. Y. May, 1903. 15 pp. 

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., by American fishing vessels, May, 1903. 1 p. ol)long 8° (Sta- 
tistical bulletin 136. ) 



June, 1903 297 

government printing office 

DOCUMENTS OFFICE 

Catalogue of United States Public Documents, monthly, no. 101 ; Mav, 
1903. 247-272-xliii pp. 

LABOR DEPARTMENT 

Note. — The Department furnishes its publications gratuitously to those who 
apply for them. 

Bulletin 47, July, 190o. iii— 685-982- [ii] pp. (H. doc. 370, pt. 3.) 
[Bimonthly. Bulletin 46, May, 1903, appeared in the usual bureau 
edition, but not as House document 370, pt. 3, 57th Congress, 2d 
session, a.s stated in the Catalogue for Apr. 1903, page 242; it is 
omitted from that series for the reason that it contains only the 
report of the Anthracite Coal Strike Commission with appendixes, 
printed as Senate document 6, 58th Congress, special session, for 
which see Catalogue for Apr. 1903, page 240.] *Paper, 15c 

Contents: 

Articles. Leading, in past numbers of bulletin. 
Decisions of courts affecting labor. 
Employers and employees, .\greements between. 
Foreigii statistical publications, recent. Digest of. 
Hawaii. Report of commissioner of labor on [1902]. 

Laws of various States relating to labor enacted [in 1900-02]; New Jersey, Philip- 
pine Islands, Porto Rico. South Carolina. ' 
State bureaus of labor statistics. Digest of recent reports of: California. Colorado, 
Missouri, New York. Washington. 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 

BIBLIOGRAPHY DIVISION 

List of books, with references to periodicals, on mercantile marine sub- 
sidies. 2d edition with additions. 1903. 100 pp. large 8" 

Select list of books on Caliinets of England and Amei'ica. 1903. 8 pp. 
large 8" 

COPYRIGHT OFFICE 

XoTE. — The("atalogue 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 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 isS.o.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 boi 
right law 
pp. [Weekh 



; are sent tree on application to the Register of Copyrights. 

title entries of books and other articles entered under copv- 
:; whole nos. 622-625; June 4-25, 1903. 747-1 126 -[xlii] 
eekly; no. 625 contains quarterly index.] Paper, S5.00 a yr 



MANUSCRIPTS DIVISION 



Calendar of John Paul Jones manuscripts in Library of Congress. 1903. 
316 pp. 1 ]ior. large 8" 



Shipments to Depositories 



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TmsjamrC'iSL, Satial no. -iSU. )< 

Suae, T. ^ii. :!!w«c ISl: ladlnEtral CoiiwiixiiM vepectsv. t. i±. C^e- 

sal amd bAwr em|iknred n — ""f iaiiKtiy. (i.:2««S aKjL -tS^Sl. ; 
/ Hoose ot BefKsmatMldwts iCom^inseK Twmei famrs. art to> ic§ialB» cmb- 
■MRie'. as ameaded. and ac^ aapyi fc a aa Blttrr ilrieKttv^l'^ST-liifS: 
eoupilerl by Joel GtaTs«a. li^idSL -tf |>fi. S" 



300 June, 1903 

Sh'tprneat 19 

J Animal Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Index-catalogue 
of medical and veterinary zoologv, pt. 3, authors, C-Czvgan; bvCh. 
Warden Stiles and Albert Hassall. 1903. p. 199-324, 8" (Bul- 
letin 39 [pt. 3].) 

y Entomology Division ( Department of Agriculture). Yellow-winged lo- 
cust, camnula pellucida Scudd.; byC. B. Simpson. [May 12, 1903.] 

3 pp. 1 il. 8" (Circular 53.) 

/ Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Experiment 
Station Record, May, 1903; v. 14, no. 9.' xi-^ 829-932 pp. 8° 

/ Principles of horse feeding; bv C. F. Langworthv. 1903. 44 pp. 

8" (Farmers' bulletin 170. ) 

< Forestry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). New method of turpen- 
tine orcharding; bv Charles H. Hertv. 1903. 43 i)p. 5 il. 16 pi. 
large 8" (Bulletin 40.) 

/ Woodlot, handbook for owners of woodlands in southern Xew 

P^njrland; bv Henrv Solon Graves and Kichard Thornton Fisher. 
1903. 89 pp. 30 il. 4 pi. large 8" (Bulletin 42. ) 

[ Geological Survey ( Interior Department ) . Geologic atlas of United 
States, Camp Clarke folio, Xebr. Library edition. 1903. 4 pp. 

1 il. 2 pi. 2 maps, large 4" ( Folio 87. ) 

\/ Same, New York City folio, Paterson, Harlem, Staten Island, and 

Brooklyn quadrangles, N. Y.-X. J. Lil)rary edition. 1902 [1903]. 
19 pp. 12 il. 2 pi. 13 maps, large 4° (Folio 83.) 

' Same, Port Orford folio, Oreg. Library edition. 1903. 6 pp. 

4 maps, large 4° (Folio 89. ) 

■• Same, Scotts Bluff folio, Xebr. Library edition. 1903. 5 pp. 1 il. 

2 pi. 2 maps, large 4" (Folio 88.) 

J Hygienic Laboratory (Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, 
Treasury Department). Report upon prevalence and geographic 
distril)Ution of hookworm disease, uncinariasis or anchylostomiasis, 
in United States [with biljliographv]; liv Ch. Wardell Stiles. Feb. 
1903. 121 pp. 86 il. 8° (Bulletin 10. ) 

4 Plant Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Bluing and red 
rot of western yellow pine, with special reference to Black Hills 
forest reserve; bv Hermann von Schrenk. Mav 5, 1903. 40 pp. 14 
pi. large 8° (Bulletin 36. ) 

Shipment 20 

\ Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House docvunents, v. 82. No. 380; 
Industrial Commission re^wrts, v. 19, tinal report. (Serial no. 4349. ) 

Shipment 21 

' Congress. Statutes at Large, Dec. 1901-^Iar. 1903, concurrent resolutions, 
'' and recent treaties, conventions, and executive proclamations; 

edited under direction of Secretary of State. 1903. v. 32, pt. 1, 

lxvii + 1-1232 -j-clxi pp. large 8" 

Shipment 23 

1 Congress. Statutes at Large, Dec. 1901-^Iar. 1903, concurrent resolutions, 
J and recent treaties, conventions, and executive proclamations; 

edited under direction of Secretary of State. 1903. v. 32, pt. 2, 

1233-2251 pp. large 8° 



June, 1903 aOl 

Shii'inmf eS 

\ Congress. 57tli Con.urress, 1st session. House documents, v. 80. No. 
186; Industrial Commission reports, v. 17, Labor organizations, 
lal)or disputes, and arbitration, Railway labor. (Serial no. 4347.) 
^ Same, v. 81. No. 187; Industrial Conunission reports, v. 18, In- 
dustrial combination.* in Europe. (Serial no. 4348.) 

Sliiprneiit 24 

J Chemistry Bureau (Department of Agriculture) . Influence of soil and 
climate upon composition of sugar Ijeet [during] 1901 ; bv Harvev 
W.Wiley. 1903. 42 pp. 3 il. 8° (Bulletin 74. ) 

« Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 79. No. 
185; Industrial Commission reports, v. 16, Foreign labor laws. 
(Serial no. 4346.) 

^ Entomology Division (Department of Agriculture). Control of cod- 
ling moth; bv U. B. Simpson. 1903. 24 pp. 4 il. 8" (Farmers' 
bulletin 171.)" 

^ Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). P'xperiment 
Station Record, June, 1903; v. 14, no. 10. x + 933-1036 pp. 8" 

\. Experiment Station Work 22. 1903. 32 pp. 6 il. 8° (Farmers' 

bulletin 169.) 

I Public Health and Marine Hospital Service (Treasury Department). 

Annual report of supervising surgeon-general of Marine-Hospital 

Service, 1900. [1903.] 736 pp. il. 13 pi. 8" 
' Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). Monthly list of 

publications [of Department of Agriculture], Mav, 1903. 4 pp. 8° 

( [Publication] 462. ) 

J Treasury Department. Digest of decisions of Department, customs, and 
Board of General Appraisers rendered during calendar vears 1898- 
1902. 1903. 400 pp. 8" 

Shipment 25 

^ Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 23. No. 
231, pt. 5; Reports of Committee on Foreign Relations, 1789-1901, 
A\ 5. (Serial no. 4051.) 

Slupinent 26 

^ Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 34. Nos. 
6, 29, 334; Reports of Department of Agriculture, 1901; Expendi- 
tures, 1901; Experiment Stations Office report, 1901. (Serial no. 



4301.) 



Shipment 2', 



Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 12, pt. 1. 

No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1900; Civil affairs in Cuba, v. 1, 

pt. 1. (Serial no. 4080.) 
Senate documents, v. 16. No. 219; Daughters of the American 

Revolution, 3d report, Oct. 11, 1898-Oct. 1 1 , 1900. ( Serial no. 4044. ) 

Shipment 28 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 2. No. 2; 
Reports of War Department, 1899; Secretarv, miscellaneous. (Serial 
no. 3899. ) 



302 June, 1903 

y Congress — Continued. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, 
V. 12, pt. 4, No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1900; Civil affairs 
in Cuba, v. 1, pt. 4. (Serial no. 408.3.) 

HJiipment 29 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 3. No. 2; 
Reports of "War Department, 1899; Chiefs of bureaus. (Serial no. 
3900. ) 

Sldputent 30 

i Coast and (Teodetic Survey ( Commerce and Labor Department) . Tide 
tables for [calendar] year 1904. 1903. 508 \)\>. il. large 8° 

Note. — The Coast and Geodetic Survey will not be transferred to the Commerce 
and Labor Department until July 1, 1903. 

■^ Entomology Division (Department of Agriculture). Scale insects and 
mites on citrus trees; by C. L. Marlatt. 1903. 43 pp. 34 il. 8° 
(Farmers' bulletin 172.) 

vl Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Experiment 
Station Work, v. 2, no. 2. 1903. iv + 29-56 pp. 6 il. 8° 

J Report of irrigation investigations in Utah, under direction of El- 
wood Mead, assisted ))y R. P. Teele, A. P. Stover, A. F. Doremus, 
J. D. Stannard, Frank Adams, and G. L. Swendsen. 1903. 330 pp. 
2 il. 14 pi. 5 maps, 4" (Bulletin 124.) 

^ National Museum (Smithsonian Institution). Contributions from U.S. 
National Herbarium, v. 8, pt. 1, studies of ilexican and Central 
American plants 3; bvJ. N.Rose. [June 16] 1903. vii + 1-55 -j- iv 
pp. 11 il. 12 pi. 8« 

Note. — Hereafter the Contributions from the U. S. National Herbarium, for- 
merly published by the Division of Botany, will be published by the National 
Museum, in accordance with a .■special provision in the sundry civil appropriation 
act approved June 28, 1902. 

J Plant Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Commercial grad- 
ing of corn; bv Carl S. Scofield. June 13, 1903. 24 pp. 4 pi. 8" 
(Bulletin 41.) ' 

J Soils Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Reclamation of alkali lands 
in Egypt as adapted to similar work in United States; \)\ Thos. H. 
Means. 1903. 48 pp. 6 il. 8 pi. 8" (Bulletin 21.) [Prepared by 
cooperation of Bureau of Plant Industry and Bureau of Soils.] 

Shipinejit 31 

\ Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 4. No. 2; 
Reports of War Department, 1899; Major-general commanding 
Army, -pi. 1, miscellaneous. (Serial no. 3901.) 



LIBRARY 
Of ]H£ 
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No. 103 Juiy» 1903 



CATALOGUE 



OF 



United States 



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SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS 

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General Information 305 

Congress of United States 307 

Senate 307 

Sheep-bound Reserve 307 

President of United States '. 307 

Agriculture, Department of 308 

Commerce and Labor Department 310 

Interior Department 313 

Justice, Department of 315 

Navy Department 315 



Page 

Post-Otfice Department 317 

State Department 317 

Treasury Department 319 

War Department 321 

Courts of United States 323 

Smithsonian Institution 323 

Various Bureaus 325 

Shipments to Depositories 327 

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Amendments amdts. 

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Appendix app. 

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Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile, facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f° 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

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Hydrographic Office H. O. 

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Institute, institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf, leaves 1. 

Library L. 

Longitude long. 



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Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number, nunibers no., nos. 

Octavo 8» 

Page, pages p., pp. 

Part, parts pt., pts. 

Plate, plates pi. 

Portrait, portraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4» 

Railway ry. 

Report rp. 

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. 

Thirtytwo-mo 32» 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12" 

Twentyfour-mo 24» 

University univ. 

Versus vs., v. 

Volume, volumes v. 

Year yr. 



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306 July, 1903 

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The Hydrographic Office sells for 50c its "Catalogue of Charts, Plans, 
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Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 6, 1895-96, paper 15 

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Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 8, 3897-99, paper 75 

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XoTE. — Several serial publications, sueli as general and special orders, circulars, cer- 
tain speoiMcrttions, etc., which have heretofore been entered in the monthly catalogue, 
will hrreiiitcr be omitted. They will be entered only in the Document Catalogue 
issued bienniallv bv the Documents Office. 



Congress of United States 

MetBorial addresses on Amos J. Cummings. 1902 [1903]. 137 pp. 1 per, 
large 8" (H. doc. 711, 57th Cong. 1st sess. ) *Cloth, 35c; *paper, 20c 

Memorial addresses on William J. Sewell. 1903. 96 pp. 1 por. large 8° 
(S. doc. 226. ) *Cloth, 35c; *paper, 20c 

SENATE 

Standing rules for conducting bitsiness in Senate, with ntles for regula- 
tion of Senate wing of Capitol, adopted bv Committee on Rules. 
1903. 69 pp. 

DISTRICT OF COLU.MBIA COMMITTEE 

Park improvement papers, 20 papers relating to improvement of park 
system of District [with index]; edited by Charles Moore. 1903. 
285 pp. il. 8 pi. 3 maps. [Each paper has also appeared separately. 
This edition includes papers 1-17, composing the 1st series, and 
1-3 of the 2d series. Papers 1-17 have been published in bound 
form, for which see Catalogue for Sept. 1902, page 533.] 

SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE 

Note. — 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 and are listed in the notice of Shipments to depositories on 
pages 3'J7-330. The number appended to the description of each volume is the 
serial number in the set of Congressional documents, in continuation of the 
sjstem adopted in the Checklist of Public Documents issued by this office. 

President of United States 

Porto Rico, reservations for public uses, proclamation. June 30, 1903. 
3 pp. f» 

307 



308 July, 1903 

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. 

[Bureau of Animal Industry] order 116; special order opening port of 
Boston to exportation of animals. July 20, 1903. 1 p. 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Distribution and magnitude of poultry and egg industry, by George 

Favette Thompson; from report, 1902. [1903.] ii + 149-213 pp. 

1 il. 
Index-catalogue of medical and veterinary zoology, pt. 4, authors, 

D-Dziembowski; by Ch. Wardell Stiles and Albert Hassall. 1903. 

p. 325-403. (Bulletin 39 [pt. 4].) *Paper, 5c 

Scab in sheep; by D. E. Salmon and Ch. Wardell Stiles. 1903. 48 pp 

17 il. (Farmers' bulletin 1.59.) 
Squab raising; by AVilliam E. Rice. 1903. 32 pp. 11 il. (Farmers' 

bulletin 177. ) 

DAIRY DiyiSION 

Duration of life of tubercle bacillus in cheese [with bibliography], by 
F. C. Harrison; from report of Bureau of Animal Industry, 1902. 
[1903.] ii -f 2] 7-233 pp. 

Feeding fat into milk, or effect of food upon quality and quantity of 
milk produced; Recent experimental inquiry upon milk secretion, 
l)y Chas. D. Woods; Physiology of milk secretion, by A. W. Bitting: 
from report of Bureau of Animal Industry, 1902. [1903. J iii — 234- 
273 pp. 

Milk supply of 200 cities and towns; by Henry E. Alyord and R. A. 
Pearson. 1903. 210 pp. (Animal Industry Bureau. Bulletin 
46. ) *Paper, 15c 

Statistics of oleomargarine, oleo oil, and filled clieese, 1900-02, by R. A. 
Pearson; from report of Bureau of Animal Industry, 1902. [1903.] 
iii + 274-292 pp. 

CHEMISTRY BUREAU 

Food definitions and standards; i:)repared by committee on food standards, 
Association of Official Agricultural Chemists. [1903.] 10 pp. 

Insecticide studies: Pyrethrum powders containing poisonous metals, 
Compilation of analyses of insecticides and fungicides. State laws 
governing composition and sale of insecticides; by J. K. Haywood. 
1903. 63 pp. ( Bulletin 76. ) " *Paper, 5c 

ENTOMOLOGY DIVISION 

Princii)al injurious insects in 1902, by F. H. Chittenden; from Yearbook, 
1902. [1903.] p. 726-733. 



July, 1903 309 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Dietar}' studies in Boston and Springfield, Mass., Philadelphia, Pa., and 
Chicago, 111., by Lydia Southard, Ellen H. Richards, Susannah 
Usher, Bertha M. Terrill, and Amelia Shapleigh; edited bv R. D. 
Milner. 1903. 103 pp. (Bulletin 129. ) *Paper, 10c 

Contents: 

Bible Normal CollCRe [Springfield, Mass.] , Dietary study at. 1902: by B. M. Terrill. 
Boston School of Housekeeping. Dietary studies at, 1901-2: by Lydia Southard. 

Dietary study at. 1901: Vjy Susannah Usher and B. M. Terrill. 

Philadelphia and Chicago, Dietary studies in, 1892-93: by E. H. Richards and 
Amelia Shapleigh. 

Experiment Station Record, July, 1903; v. 14, no. 11. x — 1037-11-10 pp. 
* Paper, 10c single copy, SI. 00 a vol. (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. 

FOREIGN MARKETS DIVISION 

Distribution of agricultural exports of United States, 1898-1902; bv Frank 
H.Hitchcock. 1903. 224 pp. (Bulletin 32.) *Paper, 15c 

Sources of agricultural imports of United States, 1898-1902; bv Frank 
H.Hitchcock. 1903. 150 pp. (Bulletin 31.) *Paper, 10c 

FORESTRY BUREAU 

Primer of forestry; by Clifford Pinchot. 1903. 48 pp. 33 il. (Farmers' 
bulletin 173. ) [Republication, with alterations, of pt. 1 of Forestry 
Division bulletin 24.] 

PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Bitter rot [or ripe rot] of apj^les [with bililiography]; bv Hermann von 
Schrenk and Perley Spaulding. July 18, 1903. 54 pp. 9 il. 9 pi. 
(Bulletin 44. ) " " *Paper, 15c 

Broom corn; bv Charles P. Hartlev. 1903. 32 pp. 10 il. (Farmers' 
bulletin 174.) 

Cranberry culture; by L. C. Corbett. 1903. 20 pp. 12 il. (Farmers' 
bulletin 176.) 

Forage conditions and problems in eastern Washington, eastern Oregon, 
northeastern California, and northwestern Nevada; by David Grif- 
fiths. July 3, 1903. 52 pp. 8 pi. map. (Bulletin 38. )" *Paper, 15c 

Japanese bamboos and their introduction into America; bv David G. 
Fairchild. July 3, 1903. 36 pp. 8 pi. ( Bulletin 43. ) *Paper, 10c 

Miscellaneous papers. July 18, 1903. 82 pp. 6 il. 3 pi. (Bulletin 
25.) *Paper, 15c 

Contents: 

Africa, south, Plant introduction notes from: by D. G. Fairchild. 
Rescue grass and chess. Seeds of: by F. H. Hillman. 
Saragolla ^yheat; by D. G. Fairchild. 
Seed and plant distribution circulars. Congressional, 1902-03. 

Physiological r»')le of mineral nutrients in plants; l)v Oscar Loew. Julv 1 8, 
1903.' 70 pp. ( Bulletin 45. ) [Revision of Bulletin 18, issued in 1899 
b}' Vegetable Physiology and Pathology Division.] *Paper, 5c 



310 July, 1903 

publications division 

Crude drugs from new source. July 24, 1903. 1 p. ( [Publication] 
466.) 

Methods of studying effect of preservatives and other substances added 
to foods upon health and digestion, address delivered before 
National Association of State Dairy and Food Commissioners, St. 
Paul, July 21, 1903; [by Harvey W. Wiley]. 14 pp. ([Publica- 
tion] 465. ) 

Monthly list of pul)lications [of Department of Agriculture], July, 1903. 
4 PP- { [Publication] 467. ) 

SOILS BUREAU 

Use of alkaline and saline waters for irrigation. [July 1, 1903.] 4 pp. 
(Circular 10. ) 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Milk transportation, freight rates to largest 15 cities in United States; bv 
Edward G. Ward, jr. 1903. 60 pp. (Bulletin 25. ) *Paper, 5c 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Note.— For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Monthly W^eather Review, v. 31, no. 5; May, 1903. July 18, 1903. p. 217- 
258, 3 il. 22 pp. of pi. and maps, 4" Paper, 20c single copy, $2.00 ayr 

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. 
Electricity, Atmospheric, considered from standpoint of theory of electrons; by 

Hermann Ebert. 
Hailstorms in Porto Rico; by W. H. Alexander. 
Hawaiian climatological data; by C. .T. Lyons. 
Insolation, Abnormal variations in; by H. H. Kimball. 
Meteorological observations obtained by use of kites off west coast of Scotland, 

1902 [abstract]; by W. N. Shaw and W. H. Dines. 
Mississippi River, Stages of, at Vicksburg; by VV. S. Belden. 
[Rainfall, Recurrence of maximum and minimum, every 3 years in Washington 

State] curious coincidence, is it accidental or governed by law? by G. N. 

Salisbury. 
Watcrspdiit oft' Hatteras; bv T. B. Harper. 

Winds. High, at Point Reyes light, Cal.; by W. W. Thomas and A. G. Mc.Vdie. 
March and winter; by W. B. Stockman. 

Storms of Great Lakes [1876-1900]; by E. B. Garriott. 1903. 9 pp. 
484 pp. of map.s, 4" (Bulletin K.) Paper, 50c 



Commerce and Labor Department 

Note.— The act to establish the Department of Commerce and Labor, approved 
Feb. 14, 1903 (Stat. L. v. 32, pt. 1, page 82.5), includes the following provisions: 

That there shall be at the seat of government an executive department to be 
known as the Department of Commerce and Labor, and a Secretary of Commerce 
and Labor, who shall be the head thereof. * * * 

Sec. 4. That the following-named offices, bureaus, divisions, and branches of 
the public service, now and heretofore under the jurisdiction of the Department 
of the Treasurv, ajid all that pertains to the same, known as the Light-House 
Board, the Light-House Establishment, the Steamboat-Inspection Service, the 
Bureau of Navigation, the United States Shipping Commissioners, the National 
Bureau of Standards, the Coast and Geodetic Survey, the Commissioner-General 



July, 19()3 311 



of Immigration, the commissioners of immigration, the Burejiu of Immigration, 
the immigration service at large, and the Bureau of Statistics, be. and the same 
hereby are. transferred from the Department of the Treasury to the Department 
of Commerce and Labor, and the sjime shall hereafter remain under the juris- 
diction and supervisicinof the last-named Department; and that the Census Office, 
and all that pertains to the same, be. and the same hereby is. transferred from 
the Department of the Interior to the Department of Commerce and Labor, to 
remain henceforth under the jurisdiction of the latter: that the Department of 
Labor, the Fish Commission, and the Office of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries, 
and all that pertains to the same. be. and the same hereby are. placed under the 
jurisdiction and made a part of the Department of Commerce and Labor; that 
the Bureau of Foreign Commerce, now in the Department of State, be. and the 
same hereby is. transferred to the Department of Commerce and Labor and con- 
solidated with and made a part of the Bureau of Statistics, liereinbefore trans- 
ferred from the Department of the Treasury to the Department of Commerce and 
Labor, and the two shall constitute one bureau, to be called the Bureau of Sta- 
tistics, with a chief of the bureau: and that the Secretary of Commerce and Labor 
shall- have control of the work of gathering and distributing statistical informa- 
tion naturally relating to the subjects confided to his Department: and the Sec- 
retary of Commerce and Labor is hereby given the power and authority to rear- 
range the statLstical work of the bureaus and c>ffice,s confided to said Department, 
and to consolidate any of the statistical bureaus and offices transferred to said 
Department: and said Secretary shall also have authority to call upon other 
Departments of the Government for statistical data and results obtained by them; 
and said Secretary of Commerce and Labor may collate, arrange, and publish 
such statistical iiiformation so obtained in such manner as to him may seem 
wise. * * * 

Sec. 5. That there shall be in the Department of Commerce and LaVwr a Ijureau 
to be called the Bureau of Manufactures, and a chief of said bureau. * * * 

Sec. (5. That there shall be in the Department of Commerce and Labor a bureau 
to be called the Bureau of Corporations, and a Commissioner of Corporaticjns who 
shall be the head of said bureau. * * * 

Sec. 7. That the jurisdiction, supervision and control now posses.sed and exer- 
cised by the Department of the Treasury over the fur-seal, salmon and other fish- 
eries of Alaska and over the immigration of aliens into the United States, its 
waters, territories and any p)lace subject to_the jurisdiction thereof, are hereby 
transferred and vested in the Department of Commerce and Labor. * * * 

Sec. 11. A person, to be designated by the Secretary of State, shall be appointed 
to formulate, under his direction, for the instruction of consular officers, the 
requests of the Secretary of Commerce and Labor: and to prepare from the dis- 
patches of consular officers, for transmis.sion to the Secretary of Commerce and 
Labor, .such information as pertains to the work of the Department of Commerce 
and Labor. * * * 

Sec. 12. That the I'resident be. and he is hereby, authorized, by order in writ- 
ing, to transfer at any time the whole or any jiart of any office, bureau, divisioti 
or other branch of the public service engaged in statistical or scientific work, 
from the Department of State, the Department of the Treasury, the Department 
of War. the Department of Justice, the Post-Otfice Department, the Department 
of the Xavv or the Department of the Interior, to the Department of Commerce 
and Labor. * * * 

Sec. 13. That this Act shall take effect and be in force from and after its pas- 
sage: Provided, however,' That the provisions of this .\ct other than those of 
section twelve in relation to the transfer of any existing office, bureau, division, 
officer or other branch of the public service or authority now conferred thereon, 
to the Department of Commerce and Labor shall take effect and be in force on 
the first dav of Julv, nineteen hundred and three, and not before. 



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 custord-houses, at 
the branch hydrographic offices of the Navy Department, at LTnited States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coast Survey. 

Report on geodetic operations in United States to 14th conference of 
International Geodetic Association [Copenhagen, Denmark, Aug. 
4-- , 1908]; by 0. H. Tittmann. 1903. 28 pp. map, 4» 

Tide tables for Atlantic Coast of United States, including Canada and 
West Indies: from Tide tables for [calendar year] 1904. 1903. 
[168] pp. il. large 8" Paper, 15c 

Note. — Contains full predictions — that is, time and height of every high and 
every low water in the calendar year 1904 — at 20 stations, with table by means 
of which these i)redictions may be extended to 1.081 suborilinate stations. 



312 July, 1903 

Tide tables for [calendar] year 1904. 1903. 508 pp. il. large 8" [List 
of references on general subject of tides on jiage 24.] Paper, 50c 

Tide tables for Pacific Coast of United States, with foreign ports in 
Pacific Ocean; from Tide tables for [calendar year] 1904. 1903. 
[158] pp. large 8" Paper, lOe 

Note.— Contains full predictions — that is, time and height of every high and 
every low water in the calendar year 1904 — at 20 stations, with table by means of 
whi('h these predictions may be extended to 802 subordinate stations. 

Charts 

Culebra Island and approaches, AV. I.; chart 914. Scale 1:20,000. July, 

1903. 31.7X42.9 in. 50c 

Golofnin Bay, Alaska; chart 9382. Scale 1:40,000. Julv, 1903. 38.9 

X 31.8 in. 50c 

Port Orchard, northern part. Wash.: chart 6443. Scale 1:20,000. July, 

1903. 27.3X33.9 in. 50c 

San Francisco Bay, southern part, Cal.; chart 5531. Scale 1:50,000. 

July, 1903. 36.1 X 32.7 in. 50c 

FISHERIES BUREAU 

Note. — The Bureau 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, 1903. 1 p. oblong 8" 
(Statistical bulletin 137.) 

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS 

Table of equivalents of customary and metric weights and measures. 
1st edition. 1903. 38 pp. 4" (Circular of information 4.) 

NAVIGATION BUREAU 

Laws relating to navigation and merchant marine, pt. 2 of report of 
commissioner, 1903. 531 pp. *Cloth, 40c 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Note.— Created July 1, 1903, by consolidation of the Statistics Bureau, trans- 
ferred from the Treasury Department, and the Foreign Commerce Bureau, trans- 
ferred from the State Department. 

The Commerce and Labor Department distributes the Consular Reports 
gilatuitously. 

Advance sheets of consular reports, July 1-31, 1903; nos. 1686-1711. 9 
il. [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 

Publications of Bureau of Statistics, formerly of Treasury Department ; 
Publications of Bureau of Foreign Commerce, formerly of State De- 
partment, now consolidated with Bureau of Statistics, Department 
of Commerce and Labor. July 10, 1903. 3 pp. 4" 

STEAMBOAT INSPECTION SERVICE 

List of masters, mates, pilots, and engineers of merchant steam, motor, 
and sail vessels, licensed during year ended Dec. 31, 1902. 1903. 
289 pp. 



July, 1903 313 

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 
81.05 to 81.45 per volume. Subscribers may deposit 81.00 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, 
while the Pen.sion-Deeision volumes appear at longer intervals, sometimes more 
than two years apart. 

Deoi.sions [in appealed pension and bounty land claim.s] v. 13, [signa- 
tures] 27-33, published separately. [1903.] p. 417-528. 
Same, [v. 13, slips] 130-134; June 15-23, 1903; published separately. 

CENSUS OFFICE 
Note.— Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. 

Street and electric railways [preliminary report, 1902]. 1903. 193 pp. 4° 
(Bulletin 3.) 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note. — The law relating to the publications of the United States Geological 
Survey has been altered by the joint resolution of May 16, 1902. Hereafter they 
will consist of annual reports (to be restricted to one volume each), bulletins, 
Mineral Resources, Professional Papers, and Water-Supply and Irrigation Papers, 
which are intended lor free distribution; and maps, Monographs, and folios of 
the Geologic Atlas and the Topographic Atlas of the United States, which are 
sold at prices ranging from 5c to $11.00 each. Address the Director of the Geo- 
logical Survey, Washington. For topographic sheets see below. 

Chemical analyses of igneous rocks published from 1884 to 1900, with 
critical discussion of character and use of analyses; by Henry Ste- 
phens Washington. 1903. 495 i iii pp. 4" (Professional paper 14; 
H. doc. 451.) *Paper, 40c 

Geographic tables and fornmlas; by Samuel S. Gannett. 1903. 284 + 
iii pp. 5 il. (Bulletin 214; H. doc. 470. ) *Paper, 15c 

Geologic atlas of United States, Gaines folio, Pa.-N. Y. Library edition. 
1903. 9 pp. 6 il. 2 pi. 4 maps, large 4° (Folio 92. ) *Paper, 25c 

List of publications. [June] 1903. 47 pp. 

Production of as])haltum and bituminous rock in 1902, by Joseph 
Struthers; from ^Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 15 
pp. 

Production of magnesite in 1902, by Joseph Struthers; from Mineral 
Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 5 pp. 

Production of sulphur and pyrite in 1902, by Joseph Struthers; from 
Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 13 pp. 

Topograph i.c sheets 

Note.— The Geological Survey is making a topographic map of the L^nited 
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 : 125,000, and 1 : 2.50,000. These correspond, ap- 
proximately, to 1 mile, 2 miles, and 4 miles to 1 linear inch on the map. The size, 
unle.ss otherwise given, is about 17.5 inches in height by 11.5tol6inchesin width, 
exclusive of the margin, the width varying with the latitude. A description of 
the topographic map is printed on the reverse of each slieet catalogued below. 

About three-tenths of the area of the country, excluding Alaska, has been 
mapped, nearly every State being represented. Massachusetts, Connecticut, 
Rhode Lsland, 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" of 100 or 
more copies, whether of the .same sheet or of different sheets, the price is 2c each. 



314 July, 1903 

Arkansas-Mif^souri, Yellville quadrangle, lat. 36°-36° 30'', long. 92° 30'- 

93°. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of May, 1903. 
California, Banner Hill special map, lat. 39° 13' 50''-39° 17' 16", long. 

120° 57' 5"-121° 00' 25". Scale 1:14,400, contour interval 20 ft. 

Edition of July, 1903. 
California, Elcajon quadrangle, lat. 32° 45'-33°, long. 116° 45'-117°. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 25 ft. Edition of June, 1903. 
California, San Antonio quadrangle, lat. 34° 15'-34° 30', long. 117° 30'- 

117° 45'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Julv, 

1903. 
California, Tejon quadrangle, lat. 34° 30'-35°, long. 118° 30'-119°. 

Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of June, 1903. 
Connecticut-Xew York, Cornwall (juadrangle, lat. 41° 45'-42°, long. 73° 

15'-73° 30'. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of June, 

1903. 
Idaho, Rathdrum quadrangle, lat. 47° 30'-48°, long. 116° 30'-117°. Scale 

1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of May, 1903. 
Indiana, Haubstadt quadrangle, lat. 3S°-3.S° 15', long. 87° 30'-87° 45'. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of June, 1903. 
Indiana-Illinois, New Harmonv quadrangle, lat. o8°-38° 15', long. 87° 45'- 

88°. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of May, 1903. 
Indiana-Illinois, Princeton quadrangle, lat. 38° 15'-38° 30', long. 87° 

30'-87° 45'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of 

June, 1903. 
Kentuckv-AV est Virginia-Ohio, Kenova quadrangle, lat. 38°-38° 30', long. 

82° 30'-83°. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of 

June, 1903. 
Marvland, Xanticoke quadrangle, lat. 38° 15'-38° 30', long. 75° 45'- 

76°. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of June, 1903. 
Montana, Coopers Lake quadrangle, lat. 47°-47° 30', long. 112° 30'-113°. 

Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of June, 1903. 
New York, Babylon quadrangle, lat. 40° 30'-40° 45', long. 73° 15'-73° 

30'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. PMition of June, 1903. 
New \"ork. Big :\Ioose quadrangle, lat. 43° 45'-44°, long. 74° 45'-75°. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of July, 1903. 
New York, Little Falls quadrangle, lat. 43°-43° 15', long. 74° 45'-75°. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of June, 1903. 
New Y^ork, Luzerne quadrangle, lat. 43° 15'-43° 30', long. 73° 45'-74°. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of June, 1903. 
New York, Northport quadrangle, lat. 40° 45'-41°, long. 73° 15'-73° 30'. 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of June, 1903. 
New York, West Canada Lakes (juadrangle, lat. 43° 30'-43° 45', long. 

74° 30'-74° 45'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of 

June, 1903. 
North Carolina, Kenly quadrangle, lat. 35° 30'-35° 45', long. 78°-78° 15'. 

Scale 1: 62,.500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of June, 1903. 
North Carolina, Tarboro quadrangle, lat. 35° 45'-36°, long. 77° 30'-77° 

45'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of June, 1903. 
Ohio, Canton quadrangle, lat. 40° 45'-41°, long. 81° 15'-81° 30'. Scale 

1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of June, 1903. 
Ohio, Fostoria quadrangle, lat. 41°-41° 15', long. 83° lo'-83° 30'. Scale 

1:62,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of June, 1903. 
Ohio, Oberlin tiuadrangle, lat. 41° 15'-41° 30', long. 82°-82° 15'. Scale 

1: 62,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of June, 1903. 



July, 1903 315 

Texas, Burnet quadrangle, lat. 30° 30^-31°, long. 98°-98° 30'. Scale 
1:125,000, contour interval 25 ft. Edition of June, 1903. 

"Wyoming. Fort McKianev quadrangle, lat. 44°-44° 30', long. 106° 30'- 
107°." Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Mav, 
1903. 

HYDROGRAPHY DIVI.SIOX 

Normal and polluted waters in northeastern United States: Ijy 31arshall 
Ora Leighton. 1903. 192— [i] pp. 17 il. (AVater-supjily and irri- 
gation paper 79; H. doe. 442.) *Pa])er, 10c 

IXDIAN BUREAU 

List of officers connected with Indian service; corrected to Julv 1, 1903. 
[3] pp. 4" 

Regulations, as amended July 10, 1903, governing sale and leasing of 
lands in Creek Nation, Ind. T., for carrying into effect provisions 
of sec. 16 and 17 of act approved June 30, 1902 [to ratify supple- 
mental agreement with Creek Indians]. 1903. 48 pp. 

LAND OFFICE, GENERAL 

Ceded Chippewa pine lands, Minn., instructions, description, and esti- 
mates for sale of pine timl)er on Leech Lake and parts of Chip- 
pewa of the ^Iississii)pi and Winnibigoshish reservations, and rules 
and regulations for selHng and removal of timber, act of Jan. 14, 
1889, as amended by act oJ June 27, 1902. May 29, 1903. 84 pp. 

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, 
includingspecification, 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 SI .00 per package, or in books containing 100 coupons 
at S5.00per 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. 

Classification bulletin, May-June, 1903, containing classification of 

sul)jects of invention [no. 11], revised by Classification Division. 

1903. 10 pp. large 8" 
Official Gazette, July 7-28, 1903; v. 105, nos. 1-4. 1-978- [xcviii] pp. 

il. large S° [Weekly.] Paper, 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. 

Justice, Department of 

Register of Office of Attorney-General, July 1, 1903. 20 pp. 

Navy Department 

EQUIPMENT BUREAU 

Catalogue of ship's and crew's libraries of U. S. S. Alliance. June, 
1903. 20 pp. 12» 



316 July, 1903 

Catalogue of ship's and crew's libraries of U. S. S. Minneapolis. June, 

1903. 35 pp. 12" 
Catalogue of ship's and crew's libraries of U. S. T. S. Pensacola. June, 

1903. 25 pp. 12" 

HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 

Note. — The Charts, Sailing Directions, etc., of the Hydrographic 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 Hydrographic Bulletin 
and Notice to Mariners are 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. 

American practical navigator, epitome of navigation and nautical astron- 
omy, by Nathaniel Bowditch; revised in 1880 under direction of 
Bureau of Navigation by P. H. Cooper, revised in 1903 under direc- 
tion of Bureau of Equipment by G. W. Logan. 1903. 652 pp. 67 
il. large 8" ( [Publication] 9.) Sheep, $2.25 

Charts 

Borneo, n. w. coast, Ambong Bay to Sampanmangio Pt., from British 
survevs between 1847 and 1868; chart 2121. Scale naut. m. = 0.5 
in. July, 1903. 2L8 X 38.7 in. 40c 

Borneo, n. w. coast, Barram Point to Nosong Point, from British surveys 
between 1847 and 1867; chart 2123. Scale naut m. = 0.25 in. July, 
1903. 24.6 X 28.3 in. 30c 

Borneo, n. w. coast, Nosong Point to Ambong Bay, from British surveys 
between 1847 and 1866, scale naut. m. = 0.5 in.; with insets, Gaya 
Harbour, from British survey in 1882, scale naut. m. = 6 in.; Dina- 
wan Anchorage, from British survey in 1882, scale naut. m. = 6 in.; 
chart 2122. July, 1903. 24.9 X 37.6, 7.1 X 6.1, and 6.6 X 6.1 in. 40c 

Hokushu [or] Yezo Island, Japan, including Tsugaru and La Perouse 
straits, from latest information; chart 2124. Scale 1° long. = 4.5 
in. July, 1903. 31.4 X 43.4 in. 60c 

Kiushu, Japan, West coast of, Hirado Strait to Hayasaki Strait, includ- 
ing gulfs of Shimabara and Omura, from latest information; chart 
1943. Scale naut. m. = 0.5 in. July, 1903. 25.3 X 37 in. 40c 

Likieb Group, Marshall Islands, north Pacific Ocean, from sketch made 
in 1885, corrected bv U. S. F. C. S. Albatross in 1900; chart 996. 
Scale naut. m. = 0.3 in. Mar. 1887, corrections Julv, 1903. 8.9 X 
12.3 in. " 20c 

Nova Scotia, southeast coast, Port Dover to Port iNIedway, from British 
survevs in 1862-64; chart 2130. Scale naut. m. = 1 in. July, 1903. 
40.7 X 30.7 in. ' 60c 

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Aug. 1903; chart 1400. Scale 1° 
long. = 0.27 in. 21 X 32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., change in transatlantic 
steamship routes: proposed pilot charts of south Atlantic and south Pacific 
Ocean; tracks of cyclonic storms: equator crossings in Pacific Ocean; forecast of 
weather; charts published, etc.. July 1-31, 1903. 

Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Aug. 1903; chart 1401. Scale 1° 
long. = 0.2 in. 20.7 X 35.3 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., forecast of wind and 
weather: stdnn tracks; charts published, etc., June 1-30, 1903; proposed pilot 
charts of south Atlantic and .south Pacific Ocean; typhoons in east Asiatic waters; 
equator cros.sings in Atlantic Ocean; fishing banks. 



July, 1903 317 

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREATT 

Manual of naval supply fund; by G. P. Dyer. June, 1903. [37] pp. 
Memoranda for information of officers of Pay Corps 27, 28; July 1, 15, 
1903. p. 215-231, 12" 

Post-Office Department 

United States Official Postal Guide, 2d series, v. 25, no. 7; July, 1903. 
Philadelphia. 52 pp. 12° [Monthly.] Paper, $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 eorrections. Sold by the printer, George F. 
Lasher, 147 North 10th street, Philadelphia. 



State Department 



Note. — The State Department distributes its publications gratuitously. Re- 
quests for Consular Reports should hereafter be made to the Department of Com- 
merce and Labor. For sale of laws see page tiOti. 

A new bureau, to be known as the Bureau of Trade Relations, was organized in 
the State Department July 1, 1903, under sec. 11 of act to establish the Department 
of Commerce and Labor. 

Diplomatic list, July, 1903. 14 pp. 24" [Monthly.] 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

Note.— This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices 
usually ranging from 5c to ~bc. Addres.s the Director of the Bureau. 

Monthly bulletin, July, 1903; whole no. 118, v. 15, no. 1. 1-286 + xxvii 

pp. 2 11. map. (H. doc. 310, pt. 7.) [Contain.s articles in Spanish, 

English, Portuguese, and French.] 

Paper, 25c single copy, $2.00 a yr 
Contents: 

Additions to Columbus Memorial Library, June, 1903. 

library series 6, Jan. -June, 1903. 

Argentina. Port movements in Mar. 1903: agricultural exports, first quarter of 
1903; mineral resources of Republic: new bankruptcy law [promulgated at 
Buenos Ayres, Dec. :M, 1902], continuation; notes. 

Barrett, John, Appointment of, as minister to Argentine Republic from United 
States. 

Bolivia. Acre question, by Dionisio Cerqueira; agreement with Peru for free 
importation of sundry products. 

Book notes. 

Brazil. Treaty [and protocols] of extradition between Brazil and United States 
[signed Rio de Janeiro. May 14, 1S97, May 2S, 1898, and May 29, 1901]; exports 
from Pani during May, 1903;" mineral resources of Republic' 

Chile. Mineral resources of Republic. 

Cuba. Financial statement for .May. 1903; trade statistics of Cienfiiegos. 

Declaration of Independence of United States, ATiniversary of. 

Ecuador. Gold mining in Republic. 

Guatemala. Notes. 

Honduras. .Mining in Republic: notes. 

Latin America in 1902, review. 

Trade opiiortimities in. 

Mexico. Foreign commerce first 9 months of fiscal year 1902-3: decree governing 
use of word "bank"; taxes on explosives; modification of patent and trade- 
mark law; establishment of new steamship lines; rate of exchange in July. 

Nicaragua. Mining in Republic. 

Paraguay. Alining in Republic. 

Periodicals and newspaptis on file. 

Peru. Exports from Iquitos, 1900-02: industries of Republic. 

.Salvador. Mining in Republic; imjiorts in 1902. 

Treaties between United States and Culja, coaling-stations treatv [signed Havana, 
July 2, 1903], Isle of Pines treaty [sign.'d Havana, July 2, 1903], 

United States. Trade witli Latin .America; consular trade reports; foreign com- 
merce in May, 1903; Commercial Pacific Cable: recognition of Latin-American 
consular oflticers. 

Uruguay. Port movements. Mar. 1903; gold mining in Republic. 

Venezuela. Decree authorizing coinage of .silver; decree concerning closing of 
6 custom-houses; commerce of Maracaibo, last half of 1902. 



318 July, 1903 

foreign commerce bureau 

Note. — Transferred July 1, 1908, to Comnierr-e and Labor Department and con- 
solidated with the Statistics Bureati, transferred from the Treasury Department. 
The bureati so formed is called the Statistics Bureau. .See page 312. 

Consular Reports, July, 1903; v. 72, no. 274. xix + 319-484 pp. il. 1 pi. 1 
tab. (H. doc. 438, pt. 3.) [Monthly. These articles have appeared 
previously in the Advance sheets.] * Paper, 15c 

Contents: 

Africa, Progress in: l)y G. B. Ravndal. 

southeast. New railways in; by W. S. Hollis. 

Agricultural lands in Cuba; by R. E. Holaday. 

Agricultural products of Nicaragua; by Chester Donaldson. 

Agriculture, Hebrew school of, in Germany; by Jay White. 

Alc(}hol appliances, Exhibition of, at Lima; by J. C. Cree. 

Almeria. Spain, Pier at; by A. E. Carleton. 

Andalusia, Trade notes from; by M. M. Price. 

Australia, Western, .\queduct in; by O. H. Baker. 

Bohemia, Industrial census of; by S. C. McFarland. 

Brazil, Advice to exporters and emigrants to; bv L. C. Irvine. 

British Guiana. Tariff of [law]: transmitted by G. H. Moulton. 

British Honduras, Proposed railway in; by W. L. Avery. 

Canada, (ierman commerce with; by E. L. Harris. 

Canadian tariff on German goods; by Gustave Beutelspacher. 

Canal Ijoats, designs for raising. Austrian prizes for; by F. W. Hossfeld. 

Caper culture in France: by R. P. Skinner. 

Chambers of commerce, German; by E. L. Harris. 

Cienfuegos. Trade of; by M. J. Baelir. 

Coal, American, in western France; by B. H. Ridgely. 

Coal industry in British Columbia; by A. E. Smith. 

Coffee market in Brazil; by L. C. Irvine. 

Colombia, Import duties in [decree]; transmitted by H. A. Gudger and O.scar 

Malmros. 
Commercial treaties in Europe; by F. W. Hossfeld. 
Corn. American, al Havre; by A. M. Thackara. 
Cotton goods for soiuli Africa: transmitted by Richard Guenther. 
Electric cranes in (iennany; by E. L. Harris. 
Electric [railway] pro.icct for Quebec; by F. S. S. Johnson. 
Foreign reports and publications. 
Freight rates, Railway, in Germany and United States, by F. R. Le Monnier; 

transmitted by Richard Guenther. 
Fur industry. Siberian; by W. R. Holloway. 

Hosiery and glove export, ('hemnitz. Changes in; by J. F. Monaghan. 
Ice, New machine for manufacttiring, in (icrniany: by E. L. Harris. 
Iron consumption. Relation of, to national prosperity; by F. H. Mason. 
Japan, Financial system of: by E. C. Bellows. 
Laborers' Welfare. Exposition for, in Germany; by J. J. Langer. 
Lace. Maltese; by J. H. Grout. 

Lace and hosiery exports. British: by F. W. Mahin. 
Launch service in Co*ta Rica: bv J. C. Caldwell. 
Lock. Hydraulic, in Ontario; Ijy H. P. Dill. 
^Machinery, United States, in France; by G. H. Jack.son. 
Malta import regulations; transmitted by J. H. Grout. 
:Manchuria. Trade of, in 1902: by H. B. Miller. 
Manufactures, .American vs. European, in Cuba. 

:Mineral and agricultural resources of Peru; transmitted by I. B. Dudley. 
Municipal socialism, latest development in Great Britain; transmitted by James 

Boyle. 
Notes. 

Olive growing in Spain; by J. G. Lay. 
Olives and olive oil in France: by R. P. Skinner. 
O'-aka exhibition; transmitted by S. S. Lyon. 
Roadwavs, Tar-macadam, in Ontario; by J, M. Shepard. 
Santiago de Cuba, Trade at; by R. E. Holaday. 
Seine, Tunnel under: by Thornwell Haynes. 
Spain, Trade information from: by J. G. Lay. 

Steamship line. New. from La Rochelle to Canada; by G. H. Jackson. 
Suez Canal; by G. B. Ravndal. 

Suit protector. New, against live wires; by E. L. Harris. 
Trans-Andine Railway; by R. E. Mansfield. 
Transvaal, Permits for immigrants into: by J. E. Proffit. 
Uruguay, Cominerce of, for 1902; liy A. W. Swalm. 
Veracruz, New railroad in; by W. W. Canada. 
Windmills inSiam; bv Hamilton King. 
Wine and fruit crops in southern France; by A. W. Tourgc^e and B. H. Ridgely. 

Exports declared for United States, returns from consular districts for 
quarter ended iNIar. 31, 1903. viii + 163 pp. (H. doc. 476. ) 

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Treasury Department 

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(Dept. circular 86, 1903; Division of Customs.) 

Provisions of act of Feb. 14, 1903, transferring certain bureaus and offices 
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Julyl, 1903.' 2 pp. 4" (Dept. circular 84, 1903; Division of Ap- 
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Semiannual index to Treasury decisions under tariff, internal revenue, 
immigration, navigation laws, etc. [v. 6, nos. 1-26], Jan. -June, 1903. 
39 pp: 

Treasury decisions under tariff, internal revenue, and other laws, 
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numbered 24515-596 including general appraisers' decisions 5363-93, 
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COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 

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LTnited States coast pilot, Atlantic Coast; pts. 1, 2, St. Croix River to 
Cape Ann. 2d edition. 1903. 243 -f xii -j- [i] pp. 3 maps, large 8" 

Cloth, 50c 

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GOVERNMENT ACTUARY 

Market prices and investment values of outstanding securities [June, 
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83, 1903. ) 

68— No. 103—03 2 



320 July, 1903 

internal revenue office 

Executive order, preference to veterans in appointment and retention. 
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Regulations concerning tax on tobacco, snuff, cigars, and cigarettes. 
July 1, 1903. . Ill pp. (Regulations no. 8, revised July 1, 1903.) 

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United States custom-houses, the Hydrographic Office and its branches, and the ' 
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3d District. List of beacons, buoys, and day marks, from Elisha Ledge, 
off Warren Point, R. I., to opposite Shrewsbury Rocks, N. J., 
and includes Lake Champlain and Lake ]\Iemphremagog; corrected 
to July 1, 1903. 157 -f vii pp. large 8° 

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Experimental investigation of trypanosoma Lewisi [with bibliographv] ; 
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YELLOW FEVER INSTITCTE 

Report of working partv no. 1, studv of etiologv of vellow fever: by 
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48 pp. 2 il. 28 pi. (Bulletin 13.) 



July, 1903 321 

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Historical register and dictionary of Army, Sept. 29, 1789-]Mar. 2, 1903; by- 
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Army list and directory, officers of Army, July 20, 1903; [no.] 44. 
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Army Corps and brief history of volunteer organizations during War 
with Spain. 1902 [1903]. 2 y. 1489 pp. *Cloth, $1.00; *paper, 75c 

Rules for army and navy maneuvers [of 1903] ; prepared imder direc- 
tion of Army and Navy Departments bv Geo. F. E. Harrison and 
:Mark L. Bristol. 1903. 17 pp. 

Soldier's handbook; by N. Hershler. [Revised edition.] 1902. 110 
pp. 17 il. 16" (War Dept. doc. 126.) 

Venereal peril; by Valery Havard. 1903. 16 pp. 12" (WarDept.doc. 
202. ) 

MILITARY .\C.ADEMY 

Regulations. 1902 [1903]. 93 + xxviii pp. 12" ( [ War Dept. doc. 178.] ) 

MILITARY INFORMATION DIVISION 

Classification [of library] and index; bv J. S. Herron and H. B. Fergu- 
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ARMY 

Manual for boards of survey; by Charles Gerhardt. 1903. 30 pp. 12° 
(War Dept. doc. 195.) 



322 July, 1903 

engineer department 

List of preliminary examinations and surveys, of projects under con- 
struction or maintenance, and of amounts of river and harbor 
appropriations by acts and States. Feb. 26, 1903. 431 pp. ( H. doc. 
421.) 

MISSISSIPPI RIVER COMMISSION 

Stages of Mississippi River and its principal tributaries, [calendar vear] 
1902. St. Louis, 1903. Iv + 67 pp. 

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Lake Survey may be obtained free upon application at the Office U. S. Lake Sur- 
vey, Detroit, Mich., and at the engineer ofHces in Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago, 
Grand Rapids, Cleveland, Buffalo, and Oswego. 

Supplement 3, 1903, corrections and additions to l)ulletin 13, a. Lake 
Superior and St. Marys River; b. Lake Michigan and Green Bay; 
c. Lake Huron, St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair, Detroit River; d. 
Lake Erie and Niagara River to Niagara Falls; e, Niagara River 
below Niagara Falls, Lake Ontario, St. Lawrence River: to supple- 
ment information given ujion charts of Great Lakes. July 14, 1903. 
11pp. 4» 

Charts 

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in. 15c 

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in. 15c 

INSULAR AFFAIRS BUREAU 

[Circular inviting bids for $3,000,000 of certificates of indebtedness of 

Philippine Islands.] July 9, 1903. 2 pp. 12" 
Monthlv summarv of commerce of Philippine Islands, Jan. 1903; no. 7, 

series 1902-03. p. 831-940, 4° 
Same, Feb. 1903; no. 8, series 1902-03. p. 941-1052, 4" 

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 

Instructions for mounting, using, and caring for disappearing carriage, 
L. F., model of 1901, for 12-inch B. L. rifles, models of 1895 and 
1900. 1903. 40 pp. 17 pi. 

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 

Official (Gazette, v. 1, nos. 37-39; Mav 20-June 3, 1903. Manila, 
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AGRICl'LTURE, BUREAU OF 

Cultivation of tobacco; by Clarence W. Dorsey. Manila, 1903. 20 j»p. 
4 il. (Farmers' bulletin 5.) 



July, 1903 323 

Meiuoria preliniinar sobre los terrenos «le abaca de Filipiiia;^; por Clareine 
W. Dorsey. Manila. 1903. 21 pp. large S" (Boletin2.) [For the 
English text, with slight onli^^pion!^, ^ee pages 7-20 of Soil conditions 
in Philippines, catalogued beloAv.] 

Parte agricola sobre los terrenos de la Provincia de la Union; por Clar- 
ence W. Dorsey. Manila, 1902 [190:]]. 12 pp. 4 pi. large 8" (Bole- 
tin 1.) [For the English text, see i)ages 20-26 of Soil conditions in 
Philippines, catalogued below.] 

Soil conditions in Philippines; by Clarence W. Donkey. Manila, 1903. 
o7 pp. 10 pi. 2 maps, large 8" (Bulletin 3.) 

EXPOSITION BOARD 

Panontonan ya 514 ia imjiaalaguey na juntay, sulat ya onlad aminoa 
to-n nen Gobernador Taft, panagnennengan, pantontonan tan panag- 
datac onongonensensegued ed exposicion Filipinaexposicion apaca- 
nonatan ed inpanalio ed haley na Luisiana agaoen ed ciudad naSau 
Luis, 1904, dia gaoaen met so exposicion ia priliminar ed ybali ed 
sayan taon 1903, say museo ia panayaman day iiroductos dia ed 
Filipinas say junta enpasento ed cajiital na archipielago. ^lanila, 
1903. 137 pp. 7 il. (Comadua yainpangue pacabat. ) [This is the 
same, in the Bicol dialect, as the Spanish edition of Act 514 creating 
Philippine Exposition Board, etc., for which see Catalogue for Mar. 
1903, page 207. ] 

GOVEKXMEXT LABORATORIES BIREAU 

Preliminary report on trypanosomiasis of horses in Philip])ine Islands; 
bv W. E. Musgrave and Xorman E. Williamson. Manila, 1903. 
2("i PI.. 3 il. 2 pi. ( [Publication] 3. ) 

MCXICIPAL BOARD OK MANILA 

Report, Aug. 7, 1901-June 30, 1902. Manila, 1903. 116 pp. 27 pi. 

WEATHER RIREAU 

Bulletin, Jan. 1903. Manila, 1903. ].. 1-30, 1 il. 4" [f:ngli.sh and 
Spanish.] 

N'oTE. — Contains meteorological data, notes on weather, magnetic and seismic 
distnrbances, and crops of Philippine Islands. Special article is. Observations on 
in.sccts affecting crops in Philippines: by William A. Stanton. 

Courts of United States 

COURT OF CLAIMS 

Rules of Court of Claims, and of Supreme Court relating t(j appeals. 1 903. 
48 pp. 

Smithsonian Institution 

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, 

Amphipoda from Costa Rica, bv Thomas R, R. Stebbing; from Proceed- 
ings, V. 26. 1903. p. 92.5-931, 2 pi. (No. 1341.) ' 



324 July, 1903 

Astartidte. Synopsis of family astartidff, with review of American spe- 
cies, bv William Healev Dall; from Proceedings, v. 26. 1903. p. 933- 
951, 2 pi. (No. 1342.) 

Catfish. Review of silnroid fishes or catfishes of Japan, by David Starr 
Jordan and Ilenrv W. Fowler; from Proceedings, v. 26. 1903. 
p. 897-911, 2il. (No. 1338.) 

Contributions from U. S. National Herbarium, v. 8, pt. 2, economic plants 
of Porto Rico; bv 0. F. Cook and (i. N. Collins. [June 27] 1903. 
vi + 57-269 pp. 2*il. 48 pi. *Paper, 60c 

Cyprinoids. Review of cvprinoid fishes of Japan, bv David Starr Jordan 
and Henrv W. Fowler; from Proceedings, v. 26." 1903. p. 811-862, 
8il. (No. 1334.) 

Fish and fisheries-. Notice of collection of fishes made Ijy H. H. Brim- 
ley in Cane River and Boilings Creek, N. C, with description of 
new species of notropis, n. Brimleyi, by Barton A. Bean; [from] 
Proceedings, V. 26. [1903.]- p. 913, 914. (No. 1339.) 

Notice of small collection of fishes, inc'luding rare eel, recently 

received from H. Maxwell Lefrov, Bridgetown, Barbados, W. I., by 
Barton A. Bean; [from] Proceedings, v. 26. [1903.] p. 963, 964, 
1 il. • (No. 1345.) 

On some fish genera of 1st edition of Cnvier's Regne animal and 

Oken's names, bv Theodore Gill; [from] Proceedings, v. 26. [1903.] 
p. 965-967. (No. 1346.) 

On some neglected genera of fishes, bv Theodore Gill; [from] Pro- 
ceedings, v. 26. [1903.] p. 959-962. ' (No. 1344.) 

Hvdroids. Alaskan corymorpha-like hydroid, by Samuel Fessenden 
Clarke; from Proceedings, v. 26. 1903. p. 953-958, 7 il. (No. 
1343. ) 

Lepidopa. Revision of Crustacea of genus lepidopa, by James E. Bene- 
dict; from Proceedings, v. 26. 1903. p. 889-895, 8 il. (No. 1337.) 

Macrodon. Note on fish genera named macrodon, bv Theodore Gill; 
[from] Proceedings, V. 26. [1903.] p. 1015, 1016'. (No. 1349.) 

Mink. Description of extinct mink from shell-heaps of Maine coast, by 
Daniel Webster Prentiss; [from] Proceedings, v. 26. [1903.] p. 
887, 888, 1 il. (No. 1336. ) 

Opah. On relations of fishes of familv lamprididpe or opahs, by Theo- 
dore Gill; from Proceedings, v. 2*6. 1903. p. 915-924, 3 il. (No. 
1340. ) 

Orthoptera. Notes on ortho2)tera from Colorado, New ^lexico, Arizona, 
and Texas, with descriptions of new species, bv Andrew Nelson 
Caudell; from Proceedings, v. 26. 1903. p. 775-809, 1 pi. (No. 
1333. ) 

Ostracopods. Report on fresh-water ostracoda of museum, including 
revision of subfamilies and genera of family cyprididjc [with bibli- 
ographv], by Richard W. Sharpe; from Proceedings, v. 26. 1903. 
p. 969-1001,'6 pi. (No. 1347.) 

Proceedings. 1903. v. 25, xiv+ 1021 pp. il. 32 pi. [Articles 1275-1305 
are included in this volume. Each article is also published separately 
in advance.] 

ConteHln: 

Beetles of District of Columbia, List of; by Henry Ulke. 

Birds collected by W. L. Abbott and C. B. Kloss in Andaman and Nicobar islands; 

by C. W. Richinond. 

collected by William T. Foster in Paraguay, List of; by H. C. Oberholser. 

Some new .South American; by H. C. Oberholser. 

Blennnid (ishes of Japan, Review of; by D. S. Jordan and J. O. Snyder. 
Brac'bi(i]icida, Cambrian; acrotreta, lirinarssonella, obolus, with "descriptions of 

new species; by C. D. Waleott. 
Caproid fishes or antigoniida, Relationship and osteology of; by E. C. Starks. 
Casas Grandes meteorite; by Wirt Tassin. 



July, 1903 325 



Proceedings — Continued. 
Contents — Continued. 

Chtetodontidse and related families of fishes found in waters of Jai)an. Review of: 

by D. S. Jordan and \l. \V. Fowler. 
Cling-tishes, gobiesocida, of waters of Japan, Review of; by D. S. Jordan and H. W. 

Fowler, 
("opepods, North .American parasitic, of family argtilida', with bibliography of 

group and systematic review of all known species; by C. B. Wilson. 
Crustacean fauna of Xickajack Cave, Tenn., and vicinity. Ob.servations on; by 

W. P. Hay. 

of region about Mammoth Cave, Ky., ()bservation.s on; by W. P. Hay. 

Diptera, Xew, from North America; by D. VV. Coquillett. 

Dragonets, callionymid». and related" fishes of waters of Japan. Review of; by 

D. S. Jordan and H. W. Fowler. 
Fishes from Island of Formo.sa, Notes on collection of; by D. S. Jordan and B. W. 

Evermann. 
— little-known Japanese, Notes on, with description of new species of aboma; 

by D. S. Jordan and H. W. Fowler. 
^ On certain species of, confused with bryostemma polyactocephalum; by D. S. 

Jordan and J. 6. Snyder. 
Hemibranchiate fishes, Shoulder girdle and characteristic osteology of; by E. C. 

Starks. 
Isopod, New fresh-water, of genus mancascllus from Indiana; by Harriet Rich- 
ardson. 

New terrestrial, of genus pseudarmadillo from Cuba; by Harriet Richard.son. 

Moths, .\merican. of family gelechiid;e. Revision of, with descriptions of new 

species; by August Busck. 
Contributions toward monograph of lepidopterous family noctuida- of boreal 

North America, revision of moths referred to genus leucania, with descriptions 

of new species; by J. B. Smith. 

.some. Descriptions of larvse of. from Colorado; by H. G. Dyar. 

Ocelot cats; by E. A. Mearns. * 

Ophidioid fishes of Japan. Review of; by D. S. Jordan and H. W. Fowler. 
Oiilegnathiiid fishes of Japan. Review of; by D. S. Jordan and H. W. Fowler. 
Rciitik's of Huarhuca Mountains, Ariz.: by Lconhard Stejnegcr. 
.sharks, squaloid, Descriptions of 2 new species of. from Japan; by D. S. Jordan 

[II. \V. Fowler] and J. O. Snyder. 
Sjiiders. List of. collected in Arizona by Messrs. .Schwarz and Barber during summer 

of 1901; by Nathan Banks. 
Trigger-fishes, file-fishes, and trunk-fishes of .lapan, Review of: by D. S. Jordan 

and H. W. Fowler. 
Rock-trout. Review of fishes of Japan l^elonging to family of hexagram- 
midte [rock-trout or greenlings], by David Starr Jordan and Edwin 
Chapin Starks; from Proceedings, v. 26. 190.3. p. 1003-lo, 3 il. 
(Xo. 13-18.) 
"Walking-sticks. Phasmidte or walking sticks of Tnited States, by 
Andrew XelsonCaudell; from Proceedings, v. 2(3. 1903. p. 863-885, 
4 pi. (Xo. 1335.) 



Various Bureaus 



CIVIL servicp: commission 

Manual of examinations, revised to July 1, 1903. 48 pp. 
FISH COMMISSION 

Note. — Transferred July 1, 190:3, to Commerce and Labor Department under the 
name of Fisheries Bureau. See page 312. 
The Bureau supplies gratuitoijsly those of its publications which are in print. 

Descfiptions of new genus and 2 new species of fishes from Hawaiian 
Islands, bv David Starr Jordan and Barton Warren Evermann; 
[from Bulletin, 1902]. [July 9, 1903.] p. 209, 210, large S" 

Fresh- water fishes of western Cuba, bv Carl H. Eigenmann; from Bul- 
letin, 1902. [July 20] 1903. p. 211-236, 17 il. 3 pi. large 8" 

Rotatoria of L'nited States, 2, monograph of rattulidse [with bibliog- 
raphy], by H. S. Jennings; from Bulletin, 1902. [July 24] 1903. 
p. 273-352, il. 15 pi. large 8° (Contributions to biology of Great 
Lakes.) 



326 July, 1903 

BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY, WOODS HOLE 

Organ and sense of taste in tishes [with bil^liography], by C. Judson 
Herrick; from Fish Conunission bulletin, 1902. 190.'). p. 237-272, 
3 il. large 8" (Contributions.) 

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 

DOCUMENTS OFFICE 

Catalogue of United States Public Documents, monthly, no. 102; June, 
1903. 273-302 + xlvii pp. 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 

CATAL0(4UE DIVISION 

Supplementary rules [concerning collation and series note]. [Apr. 20, 
1903.] [8] pp. [Accompanied by cards containing same rules.] 

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- 
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person desiring it lives. The price is S.'j.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 under copy- 
right law; whole nos. 626-ti30; July 2-30, 1903. 1-380 + [Ixy] pp. 
[Weekly.] " Paper, $5.00 a yr 

NATIONAL HOME FOR DISABLED VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS 
Proceedings of managers, June 29, 1903. y. 3, p. 121-126. 

SPANISH TREATY CLAIMS COMMISSION 
Additional rules and amendments of rules. [1903.] 3 pj). 



Shipments to Depositories 

During the Month of July, 1903 



Note. — Shipment numbers run from 1 to 49, inclusive, and then begin again with ]. 
Shipmeiit 32 

i Medical Department ( ^^'ar Department) . Index-catalogue of library of 
Surgeon-CTeneral's Ottice, I'nite<l States Army, authors and subjects; 
2d series, v. 8, Insane-Kysthospitalet. 1903. iii -^ 11 + 894 pp. 
large 8" 

Shipment S3 

\ Congress. 5Hth Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 13, pt. 3. 
Xo. 2; Eeports of War Department, 1900; Civil affairs in Cuba, v. 2, 
pt. 3. (Serial no. 4086.) 

Shijiment 34 

\ Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 14. No. 2; 
Reports of War Dejiartment, 1900; Civil affairs in Porto Rico, Oct. 
18, 1898-Apr. 30, 1900. (Serial no. 4088.) 

Shipment 35 

i Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 13, pt. 4. 
Xo. 2; Reports of "War Department, 1900; Civil affairs in Culia, v. 2, 

> pt. 4. (Serial no. 4087.) 

\ Same, v. 116. No. 538; Digest of decisions relating to Indian 

affairs, V. 1. (Serial no. 4190. ) 

Slii]»ne)it 36 

\ Congress. 56th Congre.«s, 2d session. House documents, v. 119. No. 
539; Ethnology Bureau, 19th report, 1898, pt. 2. (Serial no. 4193.) 

Sh ipment 37 

> Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 4. No. 2; 

Reports of War Department, 1900; Lieutenant-general, pt. 1, mis- 
cellaneous. ( Serial no. 4072. ) 

\ Same, v. 13, pt. 2. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1900; Civil 

affairs in Cuba, v. 2, pt. 2. (Serial no. 4085.) 

■ Shipment 38 

^ Entomology Division (Department of Agriculture). Striped cucuml^er 
beetle, diabrotica vittata Fab. ; by F. H. Chittenden. [June 9, 1903.] 
6 pp. 2 il. 8^" (Circular 31, revised edition.) 

327 



328 July, 1903 

I Forestry Bureau (Department of Acrricultnre). Seasoning of timber; by 
Hermann von Schrenk, assisted bv Revnolds Hill. 1903. 48 pp. 
16 il. 18 pi. large 8" (Bulletin 41.") 
i Hydrographic Office ( Equipment Bureau, Navy Department). Ameri- 
can practical navigator, epitome of navigation and nautical astron- 
omy, by Nathaniel Bowditch; revised in 1880 under direction of 
Bureau of Navigation by P. H. Cooper, revised in 1903 under direc- 
tion of Bureau of Equipment by G. W. Logan. 1903. 652 pp. 67 
il. large 8" ( [Publication] 9.) 

\ National Museum (Smith.sonian Institution). Contributions from U.S. 
National Herbarium, v. 8, pt. 2, economic plants of Porto Rico; by 
O. F. Cook and G. N. Collins. [June 27] 1903. vi - 57-269 pp. 2; 
il. 48 pi. 8" 

^ Same, v. 8, pt. 3, study of certain Mexican and Guatemalan species- 

of polvpodium; bv William R. Maxon. [June 27] 1903. v — 271- 
280 pp. 2 pi. 8" 

\ Plant Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Formation of 
spores in sporangia of rhizDpus nigricans and of phycomyces nitens 
[with bibliographv] ; bv Deane B. Swingle. June 27, 1903. 40 pp. 
6 pi. large 8" ( Bulletin 37. ) 

j Propagation of Easter lilv from seed; by George W. Oliver. June 

24, 1903. 24 pp. 7 pi. 8° ' (Bulletin 39. )' 

I Three new plant introductions from Japan [mitsumata, udo, and 

wasal)i]; bv David G. Fairchild. June 24, 1903. 24 pp. 6 pi. 8'> 
(Bulletin 42.) 

\ Public Road Inquiries Office (Department of Agriculture). Available 
publications of office. June 1, 1903. 7 pp. 8" 

Sliipment 39 

i Adjutant-General (War Department). Correspondence relating to War 
with Spain and conditions growing out of same, including insurrec- 
tion in Phili])pine Islands and China Relief Expedition, between 
adjutant-general and military commanders in United States, Cuba, 
Porto Rico, China, and Philippine Islands, Apr. 15, 1898-July 30, 
1902, with appendix giving organization of Army Corps and brief 
history of volunteer organizations during War with Spain. 1902 
[1903]. 2 v. 1489 pp. 8« 

I Chemistry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Food definitions and 
standards; jire pared bv committee on food standards, Association 
of Official AgriculturarChemists. [1903.] 10 pp. 8" 

' Summarv of pure-food laws of foreign countries affecting American 

exports. ' [1903.] 2 pp. 8° 
Foreign Markets Division (Department of Agriculture). Distril)ution 
of agricultural exj^orts of United States, 1898-1902; bv Frank H. 
Hitchcock. 1903. 224 pp. 8" (Bulletin 32.) 

J Plant Industry Bureau (Dejiartment of Agriculture). Bitter rot [or 
ripe rot] of apples [with l)iblio'j:raphv]; bv Hermann von Schrenk 
and Perlev Spaulding. Jul v 18, 1903. 54 pp. 9 il. 9 pi. 8" (Bul- 

j letin 44. ) " 

Broom corn; by Charles P. Hartley. 1903. 32 pp. 10 il. 8'^ 

(Farmers' bulletin 174.) 

^ Cranberry culture; by L. C. Corbett. 1903. 20 pp. 12 il. 8* 

(Farmers' bulletin 176. ) 

\ Forage conditions and problems in eastern Washington, eastern 

()re2on, northeastern California, and northwestern Nevada; hv 
David Griffiths. July 3, 1903. 52 pp. 8 pi. map, 8° (Bulletin 38.) 



July, 1903 329 

•^ Plant Industry Bureau — Ctmtinued. Japanese bamboos and their intro- 
ductii)n into Anierioa; bv David <t. Fairchild. Julv 3, 1903. 36 pp. 
8 pi. 8" (Bulletin 43.) 

J Physiological role of mineral nutrients in plants; bv Oscar Loew. 

July 18, 1903. 70 pp. 8" (Bulletin 45. ) [Revision of Bulletin 18, 
issued in 1899 by Vegetable Physiology and Pathology Division.] 

J Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). Monthly list of 
jHiblications [of- Department of Agriculture], June, 1903. 4 pp. 8*" 
( [Publication] 464. ) 

S/iipmeid 40 

1 Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 28. No. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1901; (Geological Survey, 22d 
report, pt. 1, director's report, etc. (Serial no. 4295.) 

Shipment 41 

j Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 29. No. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1901; Geological Survey, 22d 
report, pt. 2, ore deposits. (Serial no. 4296.) 

SMpment 4~ 

J Animal Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Index-cata- 
logue of medical and veterinary zoology, pt. 4, authors, D-Dziem- 
bowski ; bv Ch. \\'ardell Stiles and Albert Hassall. 1903. p. 325-403, 
8" (Bulletin .39 [pt. 4].) 

1 Scab in sheep; by I). E. Salmon and Ch. AVardell Stiles. 1903. 48 

pp. 17 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 159.) 
» Chemistry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Insecticide studies: 
Pyrethruni powders containing poisonous metals, Compilation of 
analyses of insecticides and fungicides. State laws governing compo- 
sition and sale of insecticides; by J. K. Haywood. 1903. 63 pp. 8" 
(Bulletin 76.) 
A Coast and (ieodetic Survey (Treasury Department) . United States coast 
pilot, Atlantic; Coast; pts. 1, 2, St. Croix River to Cape Ann. 2d 
edition. 1903. 243 -i- xii + [i] pp. 3 maps, large 8° 
•1 Experiment StationsOfRce( Department of Agriculture). Dietary studies 
in Boston and Springfield, Mass., Philadelphia, Pa., and Chicago, 
111., by Lydia Southai'd, Ellen H. Richards, Susannah Usher, Bertha 
]M. Terrill. and Amelia Shapleigh; edited bv R. D. Milner. 1903. 

\ 103 pp. 8" (Bulletin 129.) 

Forestry Bureau ( Department of Agriculture) . Forestry and lumber 

\ supply. [1903.] 14 pp. 8'^ ( [Circular 25.]) 

i Primer of forestry; by Gifford Pinchot. 1903. 48 pp. 33 il. 8"* 

(Farmer.s' bulletin 173.) [Republication, with alterations, of pt. 1 
of Forestry Division bulletin 24] 

\ Geological Survey (Interior Department). Geologic atlas of United 
States, Cranberry folio, N. C.-Tenn. Library e<lition. 1903. 9 pp. 
1 pi. 4 maps, large 4" ( Folio 90. ) 

^ Same, Hartville folio, Wyo. Liljrary edition. 1903. 6 pp. 3 i:)l. 3 

maps, large 4" (Folio 91.) 

\ Hygienic Laboratory ( Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, 
Treasury Department) . Experimental investigation of trypanosoma 
Lewisi [with bibliography]; by Edward Francis. Fe]>. 1903. 34 

^ pp. 4 pi. 8° (Bulletin 11.) 

\ Statistical study of intestinal parasites of 500 white male patients 

at Government Hospital for Insane, by Philip E. Garrison, Brayton 
H. Ransom, and Earle C. Stevenson; Parasitic roundworm, agamo- 
niermis culicis n. g., n. sp., in American mosquitoes, culex sollici- 
tans, bv Ch. Wardell Stiles; Type species of cestode genus hymeno- 
lepis, by Ch. Warden Stiles. May, 1903. 23 pp. 8" (Bulletin 13.) 



330 July, 1903 

Plant Industry Bureau ( Department of Agriculture). Home manufac- 
ture and u?e of unfennented grape juice; by George C. Husmann. 
1903. 16 pp. 8 il. 8° (Farmer.*' bulletin 17o.) 

^ligcellaneous papers. July 18, 1908. 82 pp. 6 il. 3 pi. 8" (Bul- 
letin 25. ) 

8oils Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Use of alkaline and saline 
waters for irrigation. [July 1, 1903.] 4 pp. 8" (Circular 10. ) 

Yellow Fever Institute (Public Health and ^larine Hospital Service, 
Treasury Department). Report of working party no. 1, study of 
etiologv of vellow fever; bv Herman B. Parker, George E. Bever, 
O. L. Pothier. Mar. 1903. * 48 pp. 2 il. 28 pi. 8° (Bulletin 13.) 



No. 104 August, 1903 



CATALOGUE 



United States 



Public Documents 



Issued Monthly 



SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS 

Government Printing Ofl&ce 



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Table of Contents 



General Information S33 

Congress of United States 335 

House 335 

Sheep-bound I-leserve 335 

President of United States 335 

Agriculture, Department of 330 

Commerce and Lalior Department 337 

Interior Department 340 

Navy Department 343 



Page 

Post-Office Department 344 

State Department 344 

Treasury Department : 346 

War Department 348 

Smithsonian Institution 350 

Various Bureaus 351 

Shipments to DepoMtories 353 

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Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile, facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f» 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

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Latitude ^ lat. 

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Library L. 

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Octavo 8» 

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Plate, pla tcs .pi. 

Portrait, i)ortraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4° 

Railway ry. 

Report rp. 

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Secretary secy. 

Section, sections sec. 

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Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 16<> 

Society sec. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table, tables tab. 

Thirtytwo-mo 32^ 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 1 2<> 

Twentyfour-mo 24" 

Univei-sity univ. 

Versus vs., r. 

Volume, volumes v. 

YeaV yr. 



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334 August, 1903 

SALES 

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provided for. Only one copy is permitted to be sold to the same person, 
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The Hydrographic Office sells for 50c its "Catalogue of Charts, Plans, 
Sailing Directions, and other Publications. ' ' Other Government offices 
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and pamphlet laws has been transferred from the State Department to 
the Superintendent of Documents. The following are the prices at 
which the Revised Statutes and the recent Statutes at Large and pam- 
phlet laws are sold. Prices will be furnished on application for Statutes 
at Large and pamphlet laws prior to the 57th Congress: 

Revised Statutes, edition of 1878, sheep $2. 90 

Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 1, edition of 1891, sheep 2.00 

Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, edition of 1901, sheep 2.85 

Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 6, 1895-96, paper 15 

Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 7, 1896-97, jiaper 30 

Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 8, ] 897-99, paper 75 

Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 9, 1899-1901, paper 85 

Laws of 1st session, 57th Congress, 1901-02, i^aper 1. 10 

Laws of 2d session, 57th Congress, 1902-03, paper 80 

Statutes at Large, vol. 32, pt. 1, 57th Congress, 1901-03, sheep... 2. 50 
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Catalogue of Public Documents 

Printed During the Month of August, 1903 



XoTE. — Several serial publications, such as general and special orders, circulars, cer- 
tain specifications, etc., which have heretofore been entered in the monthly catalogue, 
will hereafter be omitted. They will be entered only in the Document Catalogue 
issued bienniallv by the Documents OtHce. 



Congress of United States 

^lemorial addresses on Charles A. Eussell. 1903. 7:3 pp. 1 por. large 8° 

(H. doc. 465.) 
^lemorial addresses on Joshua S. Salmon, 1903. 62 pp. 1 por. large 8" 

(H. doc. 468.) 
^lemorial addresses on John L. Sheppard. 1903. 44 pp. 1 por. large 8" 

(H. doc. 467.) 
^Memorial addresses on Thomas H. Tongue. 1903. 96 pp. 1 por. large 8" 

(H. doc. 463.) 

HOUSE 

Unofticial list of memljers and their places of residence, 58th Congress. 
Aug. 25, 1903. 10 pp. 

SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE 

Note. — 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 and are listed in the notice of Shipments to depositories on 
page 353. The number 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. 

President of United States 

Opening additional lands, Chevenne and Arapahoe Reservation, procla- 
mation. [Aug. 12, 1903.]' 1 p. f° 

Restoration of White House [and erection of Executive Office Imilding] 
report of architects [with Historical notes on White House, bv 
Charles Moore]. [Feb. 28] 1903. 51 pp. il. 100 pp. of pi. 16 pi. 
large 8" (S. doc. 197.) 

335 



336 • August, 1903 

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. 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

American saddle horse, by John B. Castleman; from report, 1902. 

[1903.] hi + 62-78 pp. 5 pi. 
Foot-and-mouth disease, by D. E. Sahnon; from report, 1902. [1903.] 

iv + 391-410 pp. 13 pi. map. 

CHEMISTRY BUREAU 

Publications of bureau. Aug. 1, 1903. 7 ])]). 

FOREIGN MARKETS DIVISION 

Belgium's foreign trade in agricultural j^roducts for 1902. ]Mar. 31, 1903. 

8 pp. (Circular 26. ) 
Foreign trade of United States in forest products, 1902; by Frank H. 

Hitchcock. 1903. 72 pp. (Bulletin 33. ) *Paper, 5c 

FORESTRY BUREAU 

Notes on forest trees suitable for planting in United States, European 
larch, larix Europa?a. [1903.] -4 pp. 

Same, Norway sjjruce, picea excelsa. [1903.] 4 pp. 

Same, white ash, fraxinus Americana. [1903.] 4 pp. 

Same, white oak, quercus alba. [1903.] 4 pp. 

Practical assistance to farmers, lumbermen, and others in handling for- 
est lands. [July 1, 1903.] 5 pp. (Circular 21 revised.) 

LIBRARY 

Accessions to Department library, Apr.-June, 1903. 56 pp. (Bul- 
letin 47.) * Paper, 5c 

PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Description of wheat varieties; by Carl S. Scofield. Aug. 18, 1903. 19 
pp. 7 pi. 1 tab. (Bulletin 47.") * Paper, 10c 

Propagation of tropical fruit trees and other plants; by George W. 
Oliver. Aug. 8, 1903. 28 pp. 8 pi. (Bulletin 46.) "* Paper, 10c 

Wild rice, its uses and propagation; bv Edgar Brown and Carl S. Sco- 
field. Aug. 28, 1903. 24 pp. 7 pL (Bulletin 50.) * Paper, 10c 

PUBLIC ROAD INQUIRIES OFFICE 
Publications of office. Aug. 1, 1903. 10 pp. 



August, 1903 337 

publications division 

Monthly list of publication? [of Department of Agriculture], Aug. 1903. 
4 pp. ( [Publication] 469. ) 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Note. — For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Monthly Weather Review, v. 31, no. 6; June, 1903. Aug. 17, 1903. p. 259- 
307," 10 il. 9 pp. of pi. and map.s, 4° Paper, 20c single copy, $2.00 ayr 

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- 
Clouds. La lune mange les nuages, note on thermal relations of floating clouds; 

by W. X. Shaw. 
Costa Rica, Climatology of; by H. Pittier. 

Earthquake of June 2, 1903, at Washington, D. C; by C. F. Marvin. 
Foliage, Autumnal coloration of; by A. F. Wood. 
Meteorology, Recent papers bearing on; by W. F. R. Phillips. 
Seismograph, Weather Bureau; by C. F. Marvin. 
Solar radiation, Observations of, with Angstrom pyrheliometer, at Providence, 

R. I.; by H. N. Davis. 
Tornado at Gainesville, Ga., June 1, 1903; by J. B. Marbury. 
Weather reports from ves.sels at sea; by A. G. McAdie. 

Studies on meteorological effects in United States of solar and terrestrial 
physical processes, from Monthly Weather Review, Dec. 1902, 
Jan. and Feb. 1903; bv Frank H. Bigelow. 1903. iv + 37 pp. 
il. 4° 

Commerce and Labor Department 

Note. — The act to establish the Department of Commerce and Labor, approved 
Feb. 14, 1903 (Stat. L. v. 32, pt. 1, page 825), includes the following provisions: 

That there shall l)e at the seat of government an executive department to be 
known as the Department of Commerce and Labor, and a Secretary of Commerce 
and Labor, who shall be the head thereof. * * * 

Sec. i. That the following-named otftces, bureaus, divisions, and branches of 
the public service, now and heretofore under the jurisdiction of the Department 
of the Treasury, and all that pertains to the same, known as the Light-House 
Board, the Liglit-House Establishment, the Steanlboat-Inspection Service, the 
Bureau of Navigation, the United States Shijiping Commissioners, the National 
Bureau of Standards, the Coast and (ieodetie Survey, the Commissioner-General 
of Immigration, the commissioners of immigration, the Bureau of Immigration, 
the immigration service at large, and the Bureau of Statistics,' be, and tlie same 
hereby are, transferred from the Department of the Treasury to the Department 
of Commerce and Lalior, and the .same shall hereafter remain under the juris- 
diction and supervision of the last-named Department; and that the Census Office, 
and all that pertains to the same, be. and the same hereby is, transferred from 
the Department of the Interior to the Department of Commerce and Labor, to 
remain henceforth under the jurisdiction of the latter; that the Demrtment of 
Labor, the Fish Commission, and the Office of Commissioner of Fish aim Fisheries, 
and all that pertains to the same, be, and the same hereby are, placed under the 
jurisdiction and made a part of the Department of Commerce and Labor; that 
the Bureau of Foreign Commerce, now in the Department of State, be. and the 
same hereby is, transferred to the Department of Commerce^nd Laljor and con- 
solidated with and made a part of the Bureau of Statistics, T.tereiubel'ore trans- 
ferred from the Department of the Treasury to the Department of Commerce and 
Labor, and the two shall constitute one bureau, to be called the Bureau of Sta- 
tistics, with a chief of the bureau; and that the Secretary of Commerce and Labor 
shall have t'outrol of the work of gathering and distributing statistical informa- 
tion naturally relating to the subjects confided to his Department: and the Sec- 
retary of Commerce and Labor is hereby given the power and authority to rear- 
range the statistical work of the bureaus and offices confided to said Department, 
and to consolidate any of the statistical liureaus and offices transferred to said 
Department; and sai('l Secretary shall also liave authority to call upon other 
Departments of the Government for statistical data and results obtained by them; 
and said Secr^ary of Commerce and Labor may collate, arrange, and publish 
such statistical information so obtained in such manner as to him may seem 
wise. * * * 



338 August, 1903 

Sec. 5. That there f^hall be in the Department of Commerce and Labor a bureau 
to be called the Bureau of Manufactures, and a chief of said bureau. * * * 

Sec. 6. That there shall be in the Department of Commerce and Labor a bureau 
to be called the Bureau of Corporations, and a Commissioner of Corporations who 
shall be the head of said bureau. * * * 

Sec. 7. That the jurisdiction, super\'1sion and control now po.ssessed and exer- 
cised by the Department of the Treasury over the fur-seal, salmon and other fish- 
eries of Alaska and over the immigration of aliens into the United States, its 
waters, territories and any place subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are hereby 
transferred and vested in the Department of Commerce and Labor. * * * 

Sec. 11. A person, to be designated by the Secretary of State, shall be appointed 
to formulate, under his direction, for the instruction of consular officers, the 
requests of the Secretary of Commerce and Labor; and to prepare from the dis- 
patches of consular otticers. for transmission to the Secretary of Commerce and 
Labor, such information as pertains to the work of the Department of Commerce 
and Labor. * * * 

Sec. 12. That the President be, and he is hereby, authorized, by order in writ- 
ing, to transfer at any time the whole or any part of any office, bureau, division 
or other branch of the pviblic service engaged in statistical or scientific work, 
from the Dev)artmeut of State, the Department of the Treasury, the Department 
of War. the Department of Justice, the Post-Olfice Department, the Department 
of the Navy or the Department of the Interior, to the Department of Commerce 
and Labor. * * * 

Sec. 13. That this Act shall take effect and be in force from and after its pas- 
sage: Provided, however, That the provisions of this Act other than those of 
section twelve in relation to the transfer of any existing office, bureau, division, 
officer or other branch of the public service or authority now conferred thereon, 
to the Department of Commerce and Labor shall take effect and be in force on 
the first day of July, nineteen hundred and three, and not before. 

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 custom-houses, at 
the branch hydrographic offices of the Navy Department, at United States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coast Survey. 

Charts 

[Massachusetts and Rhode Island] Cuttvhunk to Block Island, including 
Narragansett Bav; chart 113. Scale 1:80,000. July, 1903, first 
pubHshed 1860. '38 X 28.1 in. 50c 

FISHERIES BUREAU 

Note.— The Bureau 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, July, 1903. 1 p. oblong 8° 
(Statistical bulletin 138.) 

IMMIGRATION BUREAU 

Laws, treaty, and regulations relating to exclusion of Chinese. Julv, 
1903. 54 pp. 

LABOR "BUREAU 

Note. — The Bureau furni.shes its publications gratuitously to tho.se who apply 
for them. 

Bulletin 48, Sept. 1903. iii + 983-1136 + [ii] pp. ( H. doc. 370, pt. 4. ) 
[Bimontlily.] *Paper, 10c 

Contents: 

Articles, Leading, in past numbers of bulletins. 

Decisions of courts affecting labor. 

Employers and employees. Agreements between. 

Foreign statistical publications, recent. Digest of. 

Laws of various States relating to labor enacted [in 1902-03] ; California, Georgia, 

United States, Vermont. 
Massachusetts, Statistics of manufactures in. 10th annual report [1901]. 
Negroes of Xenia, Ohio, social study; by R. K. Wright, jr. 
Salvation Army, Farm colonies of; by Booth Tucker. 

State bureaus "of labor statistics, Digest of recent reports of; Minnesota, North 
Dakota. 



August, 1903 339 

navigation bureau 

Part 6 of 3oth annual list of merchant vessels of United States, specify- 
ing distinguishing signals of vessels of United States, including 
yachts, and of Navy, Quartermaster's Department, Revenue-Cutter 
Service, Light-House Board, Coast and (ieodetic Survey, and Fish 
Commission, 1903. xxxviii -r 60 pp. il. 4 pi. 4" [Title on cover i.s: 
Code list of merchant vessels.] 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Note. — Created July 1, 1903. by consolidation of the Statistics Bureau, trans- 
ferred from the Treasury Departiaent, and the Foreign Commerce Bureau, tran.s- 
ferred from the State Department. 

The Commerce and Labor Department distributes the Consular Reports 
gratuitously. 

Advance sheets of consular reports, Aug. 1-31, 1903; nos. 1712-37. 5 il. 

[Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 
British steamship contracts, copies of agreements between British Ad- 
miralty and International Mercantile Marine Company of United 

States, also between British Admiralty and Cunard Steamship Com- 

panv, 1903; from Summarv of Commerce and Finance, Julv, 1903. 

iii + 11-33 pp. 4° 
Consular Reports, Aug. 1903; v. 72, no. 275. xviii — 485-633 np. and 

title-page for v. 72, 2 il. (H. doc. 438, pt. 4.) [Monthly." These 

articles have appeared previously in the Advance sheets.] 

* Paper, 15c 
Contents: 

Arimao River, Cuba, Bridge over: by M. J. Baehr. 

Asturias. Spain. Openings for trade in; by Arthur Lovelace. 

Bagdad Railway and German commerce in Asia Minor; by E. L. Harris. 

Brazil, northern. Trade in; by K. K. Kenneday. 

British India. United States trade in; by R. F. Patterson. 

Cable laying, German. Progress in; by Richard Guenther. 

Canary islands. Trade in; by Solomon Berliner. 

Chemical industry in Germany; by E. L. Harris. 

Coal importations at Marseilles; by R. P. Skinner. 

Colombia. New tariff of [law]; transmitted by A. M. Beaupre. 

Colonial school. German, at Witzenhauseii; VJy E. L. Harris. 

Commercial education in Europe; by E. L. Harris. 

Crop report, Mav. in Prussia; bv F. H. Ma^on. 

Denmark, Trade of, in 1901-2; by R. R. Frazier. 

Drawbacks in Hungary; by F. D. Chester. 

Egypt. Commerce of; by J. G. Long. 

Elevator, Pas.senger. at Malta; transmitted by J. H. Grout. 

Emerald mines in Colombia; transmitted by A. M. Beauprt'. 

Fishing in Algeria; by D. S. Kidder. 

Foreigii reports and publications. 

France. Proposed tariff changes in; by .1. f'. Cuvert. 

Surtax on goods indirectly imported into; by R. P. Skinner. 

Fruits, dried. American, in Germany; by J. I. Br'ittain. 

Opening for. in France; bv B. H. Ridgelv. 

Fuchau. Trade of. in 1902; by S. L. Gracey. 

Furniture and dry goods. German inquiry for. 

Glassworkers. Strike of, in Bohemia; by S. C. McFarland. 

[Grand Harbor] Malta, New breakwater at; by J. H. Grout. 

House-cleaning device. British; by F. W. Maliin. 

Hungary, Proposed public works in; by F. D. Chester. 

Iron in the Sudan; by J. G. Long. 

Machinery, Proposed German tariff on; by .J. F. Monaghan. 

Mirriiscope, New, in Germauv; bv J. F. Monaghan. 

Ndtes. 

Osaka exhibition; transmitted by S. S. Lyon. 

Packing of goods for foreign markets; by J. F. Monaghan. 

Patents and trade-marks. Registration of. in Cuba. 

Petroleum. American and Russian, in Germany; by E. A. Man. 

Phosphate concession in Barbuda, W. I.; transmitted by W. R. Estes. 

Quinine auction in Batavia; by B. S. Rairden. 

Simplon tunnel. Progress of; transmitted by H. L. Washington. 

.South American markets, International competition in; transmitted by G. H, 
Murphy. 



340 August, 1903 

Consular Reports — Continued. 

Contents— Continue A. 

Stamp taxes. Mexican, Changes in [decree]; transmitted by "SV. W. Canada. 

Steanislii]} service with Copenhagen and Baltic ports; by R. R. Frazier. 

Sugar jmiduction of Cuba. 

Telegraph, Pollak-Virag rapid, in Germany; by D. B. Mason. 

Tientsin. Financial crisis in; by J. W. Ragsdale. 

Timber cdncessions in Dutch Guiana. 

Tuberculosis. New treatment for: by F. H. Mason. 

Wheat and flour trade at Malta; by J. H. Grout. 

Exports of domestic breadstuff s, provisions, cotton, and mineral oils, 
July, 1903. 13 pp. 4° (Bulletin 1, series 1903-04.) [Monthly.] 

Schedule A, classification of commodities for monthly statements of 
imported commodities. July 1, 1903. 23 pp. 

Schedule B, classification of commodities and laws and regulations gov- 
erning preparation of monthly statements of domestic exports and 
of shipments of commodities to noncontiguous territory of United 
States. July 1, 1903. 23 pp. 

Schedule E, classification of merchandise for quarter-yearly statements 
of imports entered for consumption, with rates of duty. July 1, 
1903. 71 pp. 

STEAMBOAT INSPECTION SERVICE 

Pilot rules for Atlantic and Pacific Coast inland waters, adopted 1902; 
added, act approved June 7, 1897, to adopt regulations for prevent- 
ing collisions ujion certain harbors, rivers, and inland waters of 
United States, and list of lines dividing high seas from rivers, har- 
bors, and inland waters. 1903. 20 pp. il. 

Pilot rules for rivers whose waters flow into Gulf of Mexico and their 
tributaries, and for Red River of the North, taking effect since 
Mar. 1, 1897; added, sections of Revised Statutes applicable. 1903. 
9 PI). 

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 
81.05 to 11.45 per volume. Subscribers may deposit $1.00 in the Department and 
receive the contents of a volume of the Decisions of either kind in separate parts 
as they are issued. 

Decisions in appealed pension and bounty land claims, also table of cases, 
and of statutes cited and construed; by John W. Bixler [1903]. v. 
13, XV + 579 pp. [These decisions are prepared in the Board of 
Pension Appeals, but are promulgated ])y the assistant Secretary 
of the Interior.] Sheep, $1.05 

Same, v. 13, [signatures] i, 34-37, published separately. 1903. p. i-xv, 
529-579. [Title-page, table of cases, etc., for v. 13.] 

Same, [v. 14, slips] 1-12; June 27-July 29, 1903; published separately. 

Register of Department, [corrected to] July 1, 1903. xi + 298 pp. 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note.— The law relating to the publications of the United States Geological 
Survey has been altered by the joint resolution of May 16, 1902. Hereafter they 
will c'onsist of annual reports (to be restricted to one volume each), bulletins, 
Mineral Resources, Professional Papers, and Water-Supply and Irrigation Papers, 
which are intended for free distribution; and maps, Monographs, and folios of 
the Geologic Atlas and the Topographic Atlas of the United States, which are 
sold at prices ranging from 5c to ill. 00 each. Address the Director of the Geo- 
logical Survey, Washington. For topographic sheets see next page. 

Asbestos. Production of asbestos in 1902, by Joseph Hyde Pratt; from 
Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 15 pp. 



August, 1903 341 

Barites. Production of barytes in 1902, with note on strontium, by 

Joseph Hvde Pratt; from Mineral Resource.*, calendar vear 1902. 

1903. 14 pp. 
Borax. Production of borax in 1902, liy Joseph Struthers; from I\Iin- 

eral Eesources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 14 pp. 
Chromite. Production of chromite or chromic iron ore in 1902, by 

Joseph Hvde Pratt; from ^Mineral Resources, calendar vear 1902. 

1903. 10 pp. 
Fluorspar. Production of fluorspar and cryolite in 1902, by Joseph 

Hyde Pratt; from ^lineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 

8 pp. 
Geologic atlas of United States, Elklaud-Tioga folio. Pa. Library edi- 
tion. 1903. 9 pp. 4 il. 2 pi. 8 maps, large 4° (Folio 93.) 

*Paper, 25c 
Lithium. Prothiction of lithium in 1902, by Joseph Hyde Pratt; from 

Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 7 pp. 
[Mineral jjaints. Production of inineral paints in 1902, by Joseph Struth- 

ers; from ^Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 18 pp. 
Petroleum. Oil fields of Texas-Louisiana Gulf coastal plain; by C. W. 

Haves and William Kennedv. 1903. 174 + iii pp. 12 il. 7 pi. 4 

maps. (Bulletin 212; H. doc. 436.) 

Note. — Int-hides article on Examination of mud from Gulf of Mexico: by H. J. 
Turner. , 

Phosphates. Production of phosphate rock in 1902, by Joseph Struth- 
ers; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 18 pp. 

Publications. Catalogue and index of publications of survev, 1901-03; 
bv Philip Creveling Warman. 1903. 234 -l iii pp. (Bulletin 215; 
H. doc. 471.) 

Quicksilver. Production of quicksilver in 1902, by Joseph Struthers; 
from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 12 pp. 

Rainfall. Relation of rainfall to run-off; by George W. Rafter. 1903. 
104— [i] pp. 23 il. ( Water-supplv and irrigation paper 80; H. 
doc. 443. ) 

Reclamation Service. 1st annual report of service, June 17-Dec. 1, 1902, 
F. H. Xewell, chief engineer. 1903. 317 pp. 65 il. 20 pi. 11 maps, 
and atlas of 15 maps. (H. doc. 79.) 

Triangulation. Results of primarv triangulation and primarv traverse, 
1903; bv Samuel S. Gannett." 1903. 222 — iii pp. map.' (Bulletin 
216; H."doc. 472.) 

Tungsten. Production of tungsten, molybdenum, uranium, and vana- 
dium in 1902, bv Joseph Hvde Pratt; from Mineral Resources, cal- 
endar year 1902'. 1903. 8 'pp. 

Vermilion iron-ljearing district of ^linnesota [with bibliography]; by 
J. Morgan Clements. 1903. 463-rii+[i] pp. 23 il. 11 pi. 2 maps, 
4° (Monographs, v. 45; H. doc. 433). [Atlas to follow.] 

Topograph ic sheets 

Note. — The Geological Survey is making a topographic map of the United 
States. The sheets of which it is composed arc projected without reference to 
political divisions, and are designated by some prominent feature found on them. 
Three scales are used. 1:02. .300. 1:12.5.000, and 1:2-50,000. 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 by 11..3to 10 inehesin 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. 

About one-third of the area of the country, excluding Alaska, has been 
mapped, nearly every State being represented. Ma.ssachusetts. Connecticut, 
Rhode Island. New Jersey, and the District of Columbia are completely mapped. 
Sheets of the regular .size are sold by the Survey at -^c each: but in lots of 100 or 
more copies, whether of the same sheet or of different sheets, the price is 2c each. 

California, Camulos quadrangle, lat. 34°-34° 30', long. 118° 30^-119°. 
Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Aug. 1903. 



342 August, 1903 

Indiana-Illinois, Patoka quadrangle, lat. 38°-38° 30', long. 87° 30^-88°. 

Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Aug. 1903. 
Massachusetts, Boston quadrangle, lat. 42° 15^-42° 30^ long. 71°-71° 15' 

Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 feet. Edition of July, 1903. 
Massachusetts, Boston Bay quadrangle, lat. 42° 15'-42° 30', long. 70° 45'- 

71°. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of July, 1903. 
Montana, Browning quadrangle, lat. 48° 30'-49°, long. 113°-113° 30'. 

Scale 1 : 125,000; contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Aug. 1903. 
New York, Blue IMountain quadrangle, lat. 43° 45'-44°, long. 74° 15'- 

74° 30'. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of July, 

1903. 
New York, Raquette Lake quadrangle, lat. 43° 45'-44°, long. 74° 30'- 

74° 45'. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Julv, 

1903. 
Ohio, Put-in-Bay quadrangle, lat. 41° 30'-41° 45', long. 82° 45'-83°. 

Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of July, 1903. 

HYDROGRAPHY DIVISION 

Note. — Hereafter the publications of the Hydrography Division will be entered 
under the Geological Survey. 

LAND OFFICE, GENERAL 

Circular, instructions relative to town sites, parks, and cemeteries on 
public lands. June 12, 1903. 31 pp. 

Maps 

Note.— The (ieneral Land Oflice ]iublishi-s a large general map of the United 
States, which is sold at SO cents; and alsn scp.-irate maps of the States and Terri- 
tories in which public lands are to be fouinl, which are sold at 12 cents persheet. 
California, Florida, and Alaska are in 2 sheets each. Addre.ss the Chief Clerk of 
the Department of the Interior. 

State of Nevada. Scale 12 m. =1 in. 1903. 42.6 X 30.7 in. 

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 85.00. 
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 11.00 per package, or in books containing 100 coupons 
at $5.00 per book. One coupon will procure a specification with drawings, and two 
coupons a copv of the Official Gazette. They are good until used. Address Chief 
Clerk, Patent Office. 

Decisions of commissioner of patents [and of United States courts] in 
patent and trade-mark and label cases; compiled from Official 
Gazette of Patent Othce, [calendar] vear 1902. 1903. xv + 766 
pp.il. (H. doc. 460.) *Sheep, $1.15 

Official Gazette, Aug. 4-25, 1903; v. 105, nos. 5-8. 979-2062 + [civ] pp. 

il. large 8° [Weekly.] Paper, 10c single copy, 15.00 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. 102. 1903 
[vii] -fxvi pp. large 8" 

AYASHINGTON HOSPITAL FOR FOUNDLINGS 

Report of president to Secretary of Interior, 1903. 5 pp. 



August, 1903 343 



Navy Department 

Advertisement and circular concerning armor for naval vessels. [Aug. 

3, 1903.] 4 pp. 
Circular for information of persons desiring to enter Pav Corps. [Julv 

23, 1903.] 4 pp. 12° 
Prison regulations for U. S. S. Southerv, receiving ship for prisoners. 

[1903. J 4 pp. 24» 

EQUIPMENT BUREAU 

HYDROOEAPHIC OFFICE 

Note.— The Charts, Sailing Directions, etc., of the Hydrographic 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 Hydrographic Bulletin 
and Notice to Mariners are 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. 

Useful tables from American practical navigator, by Nathaniel Bowditch; 
revised in 1880 under direction of Bureau of Navigation by P. H. 
Cooper, revised in 1903 under direction of Bureau of Equipment by 
G. W. Logan. 1903. iii+343-652 pp. large 8" ([Publication] 9, 
pt. 2.) Roan, §1.25 

Charts 

Camarones Bay, Argentina, from Argentine survey in 1900, scale naut. 
m. = 2 in. ; with insets. Atlas Anchorage, Vera Bay, from Argentine 
survey in 1900, scale naut. m. =2 in.; Borja Point Anchorage, Gulf 
of St. George, from Argentine survev, scale naut. m. =4 in.; chart 
2137. Aug. 1903. 24 X 22.2, 6.2 X "', and 5.4 X 5.2 in. 20c 

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Sept. 1903; chart 1400. Scale 1° 
long. = 0.27 in. 21 X 32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., proposed pilot charts of 
south Atlantic and south Pacific Ocean; tracks of cyclonic storms; equator cro-^is- 
ings in Pacific Ocean; forecast of weather; charts published, etc., Aug. 1-31, 1903; 
also, on rever.se. West India hurricanes, by James Page, from H. O. publication 
86, Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea, v. 1, 5th edition. 

Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Sept. 1903; 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: charts published, etc., July 1-31, 1903; storm tracks: typhoons in east 
Asiatic watere; equator crossings in Atlantic Ocean; fishing banks; proposed pilot 
charts of south Atlantic and south Pacific Ocean. 

Submarine cable connections of the world, with principal overland tele- 
graph lines; chart 1530. Scale 10° long. =1.2 in. Julv, 1903. 
24.5X44.7 in. " 30c 

i NAVIGATION BUREAU 

List and station of commissioned and warrant officers of Navy and Marine 
Corps on active list, and otiicers on retired list on active dutv, Julv 
1, 1903. 131 pp. 

Qualifications for permanent appointment as chief pettv officers. [Aug. 
27, 1903.] 4 pp. 12° 

NAVAL ACADEMY 

Report of board of visitors, 1903. 6 pp. 



344 August, VJ03 

supplies and accounts bureau 

Memoranda for information of officers of Pav Corps 29, 30; Aug. 1, 15, 
1903. p. 233-240, 12" 

Post-Office Department 

United States Official Postal Guide, 2d series, v. 25, no. 8; Aug. 1903. 
Philadelphia. 52 pp. 12° [Monthly.] Paper, $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. 

State Department 

Note. — The State Department distributes its publications gratuitously. Re- 
quests for Consular Reports should liereafter be made to the Department of Com- 
merce and Labor. For sale of laws see page 334. 

A new bureau, to lie known as the Bureau of Trade Relations, was organized in 
the State Department July 1, 1903, under sec. 11 of act to establish the Department 
of Commerce and Labor. 

Convention between United States and Greece defining rights, privi- 
leges, and immunities of consular officers in 2 countries. Signed 

Athens ^■p^^J^4^, 1902, proclaimed July 11, 1903.. 16 pp. [English 
and Greek.] 
Diplomatic list, Aug. 1903. 14 pp. 24'^ [Monthly.] 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

Note. — This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices 
usually ranging from 5c to 75c. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

Argentine Republic, geographical sketch, with special reference to 
economic conditions, actual development, and prospects of future 
growth [with bibliograi)hv]. 1903. 376 pp. 26 pi. 3 maps. 

Paper, $1.00 

Note. — Includes article on Native races; by J. Hamjidcn l\>rter. 

List of books, magazine articles, and maps relating to Chile; by P. Lee 
Phillips. 1903. 110 pp. Paper, $1.00 

Monthly bulletin, Aug. 1903; whole no. 119, v. 15, no. 2. p. 287-582. 
(H. doc. 310, pt. 8.) [Contains articles in Spanish, English, Portu- 
guese, and French.] Paper, 25c single copy, $2.00 a yr 

Contents: 

Additions to ColumV)Us Memorial Library, July. 1903. 

Argentina. Trade statistics, first quarter of 1903: port movements in Apr. 1903: 

sugar industry; establisliment of banking facilities with United States; internal 

development;' dairy industry; new bankruptcy law [pjomulgated at Buenos 

Ayres, Dec. 30, 1902], continuation; notes. 
Bolivia. Mining in Republic. 
Book notes. 
Brazil. Funds for harbor improvements; Acre question, Brazil's attitude and 

purposes; trade in northern Brazil; rubber production and trade; notes. 
Chile. Opening of Chilean Congress;. customs revenues in Apr. and May [1903]; 

tariff conditions: industrial development; German trade in Concepeion; notes. 
Coffee movement of 1902-3. 

Colombia. Isthmian transit traffic, 1901 and 1902. 
Costa Rica. Statistical data for 1902-3; tariff" changes. 
Cul)a. Notes. 
Dominican Repuldic. Development of oil fields. 



August, 1903 345 

Monthly bulletin — Continued. 

Contents — Continued. 

Ecuador. Commerce in 1902; new census ordered; Guayaquil and (^uito Kail- 
road and Ecuadorian asriculture. 

Great Britain, Trade of America and, first half of 1903. 

Guatemala. Notes. 

Hague. The. Palace of peace at. 

Honduras. Import trade, tir.st quarter of 1902-:5: encouragement of soaj) and 
candle making. 

Latin America. Trade opportunities in. 

Manvifactures, World's. 

Mexico. Foreign commerce, first 10 months of 1902-3: new basis for revenue 
ta.xation; sources of revenue for 1903-4; colonization contract for Quintana Roo; 
iron industry of Republic: operations of Monterey steel plant; report of Mexico 
Electric Tramways. Limited: new railroad in Vera Cruz; Blalock Colony; 
sugar production "of Rei)Ublic. by A. F. Gray; notes. 

Nicaragua. Decree of general amnesty; mining conce.ssion. 

Periodicals and newspapers on file. 

Peru. Message of President Romana; industrial conditions; American railway 
enterprise: operation of gold-standard law; immigration and industries; niirf- 
eral industry. 

I'nited States. Trade with Latin America; consular trade reports; foreign com- 
merce. .lune. 1903; growth in export valuations; currency statement: railroad 
statistics; immigration in 1903; exclusion of foreign adulterated foodstuffs; 
notes. 

Uruguay. Port movements in Apr. 1903; budget for 1903-4; customs receipts in 
Apr. [190;?]; contract for .seal fisheries. 

Venezuela. Tariff modifications. 

Price list of publications. [July 1, 1903.] [4] pp. 

Maps 

Guatemala, from official and other sources [map showing agricT.ltural 
resources]. Scale 1: 792,000. 1902. 24.8 X2-t.l hi. 50c 

Guatemala, from official and other sources [map showing mineral 
resources]. Scale 1: 792,000. 1902. 24.8X24.1 in. 50c 



FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Note. — Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department and con- 
solidated with the Statistics Bureau, transferred from the Treasury Department. 
The bureau so formed is called the Statistics Bureau. Sea page ^9. 

INTERXATIOXAL SANITARY CONVENTION OF AMERICAN 
REPUBLICS, 1902 

Transactions of 1st general convention, Washington, D. C, Dec. 2-4, 
1902. [Feb. 23] 1903. 356 pp. (S. doc. 169.) [English and Spanish.] 

Contents of nppendUes: 

Chile. Report on public health of: by Eduardo Moore. 

Co^tu Rica. Report upon public hygiene of; by .1. J. Ulloa. 

Mexican delegation, Report of; by Eduardo Liceaga and Jose Ramirez. 

Mexico, address on subjects to be discussed by International Sanitary Conven- 
tion: by Eduardo Liceaga. 

Nicaragua. Few facts concerning sanitary conditions in; by D. Roman. 

Paraguay, Instructions for guidance of delegate from. 

Report of delegate of. 

Quarantine, Maritime, without detention of noninfected vessels from ports <iuar- 
antined against yellow fever: by Edmund .Souchon. 

Maritime hygiene and; by Rhett Goode. 

Quarantine system of United States and description of Public Health and Marine- 
Hospital Service; by Walter Wyman. 

Sanitary measur. s. Simplicity in; by J. Y. Porter. 

[Uruguay] report on questions to be discussed at sanitary convention to be held 
at Washington. 

Report on Siinitary and quarantine matters in; by L. A. de Herrera. 

Ves.«els as carriers of mosquitoes; by S. B. Grubbs. 

Yellow fever. Is mosquito only agent through which yellow fever is transmitted? 
by C. J. Finlay. 

Prophylaxis against yellow fever, Habana as model city; by Juan Guiteras. 



346 August, 1903 



Treasury Department 

Animals. Importation of foreign wild animals and birds under act ap- 
proved May 25, 1900 [act of Congress and regulations]. Aug. 12 
lyOo. pp. 4° (Dept. circular 94, 1903; Division of Customs.) 

Appraisement at ports of delivery of merchandise forwarded under im- 
mediate-transportation act. Aug. 15, 1903. 1 p. 4° (Dept. circu- 
lar 95, 1903; Division of Customs. ) 

Customs Service. Amendment of Department circular 50 of Apr. 23, 
1903, disposition of moneys received on account of tropical fruits. 
Aug. 10, 1903. 2 pp. 4" (Dept. circular 90, 1903; Division of Public 
Moneys. ) 

Free entry of philosophical and scientific articles for institutions 

under paragraph 638 of act of Jiilv 24, 1897 [law and regulations]. 
Aug. 8, 1903. 18 pp. 4" (Dept. circular 89, 1903; Division of Cus- 
toms. ) 

Importation of articles for institutions under paragraphs 503, 638, 

649, 702, and 703 of act of July 24, 1897. Aug. 11, 1903. 1 p. 4» 
(Dept. circular 93, 1903; Division of Customs.) 

Receipts for special deposits. Aug. 19, 1903. 1 p. 4° (Dept. circular 

96, 1903; Division of Customs.) 

Special deposits to official credit of collectors of customs. Aug. 10, 

1903. 2 pp. 4" (Dept. circular 92, 1903; Division of Customs. 

Fruit. Tropical fruits and other perishable cargoes and articles requir- 
ing immediate delivery, landing of. Aug. 10, 1903. 2 pp. 4" (Dept. 
circular 91, 1903; Division of Customs.) 

Public buildings. Waste of gas, electricitv, and water in public l>uild- 
ings. Aug. 28, 1903. 1 p: 4« (Dept. circular 97, 1903; Chief Clerk.) 

Treasury decisions under tariff, internal revenue, and other laws, weekly, 
V. 6, nos. 32-35; Aug. 6-27, 1903. [Department decisions numl)ered 
24597-639 including general appraisers' decisions 5394-5411, and 
internal revenue decisions 687-691.] 

APPRAISERS 

Reappraisements of merchandise by general appraisers [on July 22-Aug. 
26,1903]; Aug. 3-31, 1903. 4» (Reappraisement circulars 981-991; 
Division of Customs.) [Weekly.] 

AUDITOR FOR INTERIOR DEPARTMENT 

Annual repqrt, 1903. 18 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2329.) 
AUDITOR FOR WAR DEPARTMENT 
Annual report, 1903. 8 pp. 

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 

Note.— Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. See 
page 338. 

The Charts, Coast Pilots, and Tide Tables of the Coast and Geodetic Survey 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 Mari- 
ners may be had free at these agencies, at all United States custom-houses, at the 
branch iiydrographic offices of the Navy Department, at United States considates 
in foreigti ports, and at the office of the Coast Survey. 

Sailing directions for Mindoro Strait, Sulu or Jolo Sea and Archipelago. 
Manila, 1903. 87 + [1] pp. 



August, 1903 347 

Chat-tx 

Jolo Is^laiul, Anchorages on coast of, P. I.; chart 4541. [Manila, ^lay, 
1903. 20.7 X 31.5 m. 30c 

Dalmnple Harbor, from British survey in 1.S72 with additions. Scale 1:20,000. 

10.4 X 16.7 in. 
Jolo Anchorage, from Spanish survey in 1876 with additions. Scale 1:10,00(K 

20.7 X 14.8 in. 
Maibun Bay, from Spanish survey in 1S76. Scale 1: 20,000. 10.3 x 1G.7 in. 

Jolo Island and vicinitv, P. I., from Spanish surveys to 1874 with addi- 
tional information; chart 4542. Scale 1:189,000. Manila, Apr. 1903. 
20.7X24.8 in. 30c 

Legaspi Anchorage and western part of Albav Gulf, Luzon, east coast; 
chart 4261. Scale 1:40,000. Manila, Mar. 1903. 20.7 X 30.3 in. 30c 

COMPTROLLER OF TREASURY 

Decisions, v. 9, 1903, containing decisions l)v Robert J. Tracewell and 
Leander P. Mitchell, xiii — 919 pp. (treas. Dept. doc. 2323. ) 

* Sheep, si. 50 

(rOVERNMEXT ACTUARY 

Market jirices and investment values of outstanding securities [Julv. 
1903]. Aug. 1, 1903. 2 pp. 4" (Treasury Dept. Dept. circular 
88, 1903. ) 

IMMIGRATIOX BUREAU 

Note. — Transferred July ], 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. See 
page 338. 

LIFE-SAYIXG SERYICE 

Official register, July 1, 1903. 24 pp. [Includes list of life-saving 
districts and stations.] 

XAYIGATIOX BUREAU 

XoTE. — Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. See 
page 339. 

PUBLIC HEALTH AXD MARINE HOSPITAL SERYICE 

Public Health Reports, v. 14, no. 1 supplement, revised edition; v. 14, 
reprint [from] no. 42, revised edition; v. 18, nos. 32-35; Julv, Aug. 
7-28, 1903. 13 + 22 -f [xvi] -- 1257-1456 pp. 1 il. [Weekly.'] 

Note. — This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as reported by tlie officers of the Public Health and Marine 
Hospital Service and others, is "for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is lim- 
ited, and the document is intended only for health officers and other persons 
interested in sanitary affairs. To obtain it application should be made to the 
Surgeon-General of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, Treasury 
Department. Special articles are — 
Smallpox. Plan of organization for suppression of, in communities not provided 

with organized board of health, by C. P. Wertenbaker: no. 42. 
Precis upon diagnosis and prevention of; no. 1 supplement. 

HYGIENIC LABORATORY 

Inefticiency of ferrous sulphate as antiseptic and germicide [with bibli- 
ography]; bv Allan J. McLaughlin. Julv, 1903. 7 pp. (Bulletin 
15.) 

91— No. 104—03 2 



348 August, 1903 

Report upon prevalence and geographic distribution of hookworm dis- 
ease, uncinariasis or anchylostomiasis, in United States [with bibU- 
ographv]; l»v Cli. Wardell Stiles. 2d edition. Feb. [Aug.] 1903. 
122 pp." 86 il.' (Bulletin 10. ) 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Note.— Transferred July 1, 1903. to Commerce and Labor Department. Sec 
page 339. 

Immigration into United States, showing number, nationality, sex, age, 
occupation, destination, etc., 1820-190;]; from Summary of Com- 
merce and Finance, Jime, 1903. iv -^4335-4444 pp. 4" 

^Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance of United States, June, 
1903; no. 12, 'series 1902-03. 4325-4686- viii pp. 4° (H. doc. 15, 
pt. 12.) * Paper, 35c 

Summary of internal commerce, 3Iar. 1903; from Summary of Com- 
merce and Finance, Mar. 1903. iii -f 3009-59 j^p. 4° 

Same, Apr. 1903; from Sununary of Connnerce and Finance, Apr. 1903. 
iii + 3531-78 pp. 4" 

Same, ^Nlav, 1903; from Summary of Commerce and Finance, May, 1903. 
iii + 4095-4148 pp. 4« " 

Same, June, 1903; from Sununary of Commerce and Finance, June, 1903. 
iii -+- 4447-95 pp. 4" 



STEAMBOAT INSPECTION SERVICE 

XoTE. — Transferred July 1, 1903, to Comnieree and Labor Department. See 
page 340. 



War Department 



Historical registeraml dictionary of Arinv, Sept. 29, 1789-Mar. 2, 1903; by 
Francis B. Heitnian. Mar." 2, 1903. " v. 2. 626 ■ [1] pp. large 8° ( H. 
doc. 446 [pt. 2].) y. 1 and 2, *cloth, 82.00 

Proijosed revision of Hospital Corps drill legulatii ms. [1903. ] 50 pp. 4° 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL 

Army list and directory, officers of Army, Aug. 20, 1903; [no.] 45. 
72 pp. 

MILITARY INFORMATION' DIVISION 

Index of special military subjects contained in books, pamphlets, and 
periodicals received ditrinu; quarter endino; June 30, 1903. 16 pp. 
(War Dept. doc. 175.) 

ARMY 

CAVALRY AND FIELD ARTILLERY SCHOOL 

Anatomy of foot [of horse]. Fort Riley, Kans., 1^:03. [10] pp. 



August, 19u3 349 

exgixeer department 

Laws relating to construction of bridges over navigable waters of United 
States; Mar. 4, 1893-Mar. 3, 1908. 1903. v. 3, 463 pp. (War 
Dept. doc. 200. ) [v. 1 printed in 1887; v. 2, in 1893.] 

XORTHERX AND XORTIIWE.STERN LAKES SURVEY 

XoTE.— Lake Survey charts may be obtained of Major W. L. Fisk, Office U. S. 
Lake Survey, Detroit, Mich. They will be sent by express, the express charges to 
be paid by the purchaser on receipt of tlie charts, or free by mail at tlie pur- 
chaser's risk. Purchasers should indicate, when ordering the charts, whether 
they wish them sent by express or maiL The biilletins and supplements of the 
Lake Survey may be obtained free upon application at the Ofhce U. S. Lake Sur- 
vey, Detroit, Mich., and at the engineer offices in Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago, 
Grand Rapids, Cleveland, Buffalo, and Oswego. 

Supplement 4, 1903, corrections and additions to 1)ulletin 13, a, Lake 
Superior and St. INIarys River; b, Lake ^lichigan and Green Bay: 
c, Lake Huron, St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair, Detroit River; d, 
Lake Erie and Niagara River to Niagara Falls; e, Niagara River 
below Niagara Falls, Lake Ontario, St. Lawrence River: to supple- 
ment information given upon charts of Great Ijakes. Aug. 14, 1903. 
13 pp. 2 maps, 4" 

Charts 

Fairport Harbor, Ohio. Scale 1:8,000. Aug. 18, 1903. 24.4X16.1 
in. 12c 

INIackinac, Straits of, with approaches thereto from lakes Huron and 
Michigan and entrance bv Detour Passage to St. Marvs River. Scale 
1:120,000. Aug. 8, 1903.' 22.2X40.9 in. " 13c 

INSULAR AFFAIRS BUREAU 

Monthlv summarv of commerce of Philippine Islands, ]Mar. 1903; no. 9, 

series 1902-03. p. 1053-1174, 4° 
Same, Apr. 1903; no, 10, series 1902-03. p. 1175-1300, 4" 

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 

FRANKFORT ARSENAL 

Catalogue of condemned ordnance and c)rdnance stores, consisting of 
guns, mortars, projectiles, scrap metals, and miscellaneous tools, to 
be offered at public sale ax arsenal, Philadelphia, Pa., Sept. 14, 1903. 
10 pp. 4° 

PHHJPPINE ISLANDS 

Official Gazette, v. 1, nos. 40-44; June lO-.Tulv 8, 1903. :\Ianila. 
p. 367-484, 4° [Weekly.] 

Same, Spanish, with omission, p. 367-483, 4" 

Note.— The Ofhcial Gazette will be furnished to subscribers, free of jiostage, at 
the rate of 1.5c single copv, S6.00 a vr. Send remittances by postal money order or 
registered letter to Max L. McCollough, editor Official Gazette, Manila, P. I. 

Same, index to v. 1, nos. 1-17; Sept. 10-Dec. 31, 1902. [Manila, 1903.] 
26 pp. 4" 

ACiRICl'LTVRE, BUREAC OF 

Cacao culture in Philippines; by William S. Lyon. Manila, 1902. 25 
pp. 1 il. (Farmers' bulletin 2.) 



350 August, 1903 

Ensayos sobre las enfermeflade.* fullgo^^as de las langostas, por L. O. 

Howard ; traducido del Libro anual de Departamento [de Agricultura 

de los Estados Unidos] para el ano 1901, por Sixto S. Sandejas. 

Manila, 1903. 16 pp. 3 il. (Boletin del agricultor 6.) 
Modern rice culture; by Wilfred J. Boudreau. ^lanila, 1903. 47 pp. 

32 il. (Farmers' bulletin 3.) [Englinh and Spanish.] 
Eeport on agricultural soils of Union Province, Luzon; bv Clarence W. 

Dorsey. Manila, 1903. 11 pp. 4 pi. large 8° (Bulletin 1.) 

CIVIL SERVICE BOARD 

Official register of officers and emplovees in civil service of Philipj^ine 
Islands, Jan. 1, 1903. Manila, 1903. 148 pp. 

MININCi BUREAU 

Report on geological reconnoissance of iron region of Angat, Bulacan; 
by H. D. McCaskey. Manila, 1903. 62 pp. 46 pi. 3 maps, 7 tab. 
(Bulletin 3.) 

AVEATHER BUREAU 

Report of director, 1902; pt. 2, meteorological service of Philippine 
Islands, report of its establishment and development under Spanish 
Government and its reorganization under Government of United 
States, 1865-1902, by Marcial Sola. Manila, 1903. 68 pp. 13 il. 8 pi. 
2 mai^s, 4" 

KoTE. — Includes Publications of Manila Observatory issued bv fathers of Society 
of Jesus, 1865-1902. 

QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT 

Circular [relative to appointments, promotions, reductions, or other 
changes in classified service in department]. Aug. 5, 1903. 2 pp. 
12" 

[Circular relative to keeping efficiency records and making semiannual 
reports thereon.] Aug. 4, 1903. 4 pp. 12° 

SIGNAL OFFICE 

Circular [relative to photographic outfits to be supplied to limited num- 
ber of sergeants of Signal Corps]. July 21, 1903. 2 pp. 12" 

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT 

[Memorandum showing paragraphs of Army regulations, edition of 1901, 
sections of Revised Statutes, and Articles of war referred to by i:)ara- 
graphs of 3Ianual for Suljsistence Department.] [1903.] 4 pp. 



Smithsonian Institution 

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. 

Proceedings. 1903. v. 26, xv + 1058 pp. il. 69 pi. [Articles 1.306-49 
are included in this volume. Each article is also published sepa- 
rately in advance.] *Cloth, 81.45 



August, 1903 351 

Proceedings — ContinneiL 

Contents: 

Aini.hipcirla from CVista Kica: by T. R. R. Stebbing. 

Astartula-, Synopsis of family, with review of American species; by W. H. Dall. 

Bats, lasinrine. Observations on number of young of: by M. W. Lyon, jr. 

Berycoid fishes of Japan, Review of; by D. S. Jordan aiid H. W. Fowler. 

Birds collected by W. L. Abbott on coast and islands of northwest Sumatra; by 

C. \V. Richmond. 

fossil, of genera hesperornis, Hargeria, baptornis, and diatryma, Notes on os- 
teology and relationship of; by F. A. Lucas. 
Bleekeria mitsukurii, Supplementary note on, and on certain Japanese fishes: by 

D. S. Jordan. 

Catfish, electric. Use of name torpedo for; by Theodore Gill. 

Cepolida- or band-fishes of Japan, Review of; by D. S. Jordan and H. W. Fowler. 

Cobitida' or loaches of rivers of Japan, Review of; by D. S. Jordan and H. W. 
Fowler. 

Craljs, Hawaiian, Descriptions of new species of; by M. J. Rathbun. 

Crustacea of genus lepidopa, Revision of: by J. E. JBenedict. 

Cru.staceans from Cuba, On small collection of; by W. P. Hay. 

Japanese stalk-eyed; by M. J. Rathbun. 

of family galatheid;e. Descriptions of new genus and 46 new species of, with 

list of known marine species; by J. E. Benedict. 

Cyprinoid fishes of Japan, Review of: by D. S. Jordan and H. W. Fowler. 

Devonic. lower, and ontaric formations of Maryland, On; by Charles Schuchert. 

Dragon-fly wing venation, Genealogic study of; by J. G. Xeedham. 

Elasmobranchiate fishes of Japan, Review of; by D. S, Jordan and H. W. Fowler. 

Eucalyptus. On identification of species of, frorn Philippines; by J. H. Maiden. 

Fish genera, On some, of 1st edition of Cuvier's Regne animal and Oken's 
names; by Theodore Gill. 

Fishes. Notice of collection of, made by H. H. Brimley in Cane River and Boilings 
Creek, N. C, with description of new species of notropis, u. Brimlevi; bv B. A. 
Bean. 

Notice of small collection of, including rare eel. recentlv received from H. 

Ma.xwell Lefroy, Bridgetown, Barbados, W. I.; by B. A. Bean. 

On some neglected genera of; by Theodore Gill. 

Hemibranchiate fishes of Japan, Review of; by D. S. Jordan and E. C. Starks. 

Hexagrammidfe [rock-trout or greenlings] , Review of fishes of Japan belonging 
to family of: by D. S. Jordan and E. C. Starks. 

Homotrypa. Structural fcatm-es of bryozoan genus, with dcscrii)tions of specit'S 
from Cincinnatian group: liy R. S. Bassler. 

Hydroid, Alaskan corymorpha-like: by S. F. Clarke. 

Lampridida:' or opahs. On relations of iishes of family; by Theodore Gill. 

Macrodon, Note on fish genera named: by Theodore Gill. 

Mammals collected by W. L. Abbott on coast and islands of northwest Sumatra: 
by G. S. Miller, jr. 

Mink, extinct, from shell-heaps of Maine coast, Description of; by D. W. Pren- 
tiss. 

Orthoptera from Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Texas, Notes on, with di'- 
scriptions of new species; by A. N. Caudell. 

Ostracoda, fresh-water, of National Museum, Report on. including revision of 
subfamilies and genera of family cypridida; [witli bibliograpliy] ; by R. W. 
Sharpe. 

Phasmidae or walkingsticks of United States; by A. N. Caudell. 

Procelsterna, New, from Leeward Islands, Hawaiian Group; by W. K. Fisher. 

Salamanders, Holbrook's, Rediscovery of one of; by Leonhard Ste.ineger. 

Sculpin, Description of new species of, from Japan; by D. S. Jordan and E. C. 
Starks. 

Sea anemone, sagartia paguri Yerrill, Note on; by J. P. McMurrich. 

Siluroid fi.shes or catfishes of Japan, Review of; by D. S. Jordan and H. W. Fowler. 

Synentognathous fishes of Japan, Review of: by D. S. Jordan and E. C. Starks. 

Thysanoptera, insects of order, inhabiting North America, Contribution to mono- 
graph of [with bibliography]; by W. E. Hinds. 

Venerid;e, Svnopsis of familv, and of North American recent species [witli bibli- 
ography] ; "by W. H. Dall. ■ 

Walrus, Atlantic, Cerebral li.ssures of [with bibliography]; by P. A. Fish. 

Various Bureaus 

FISH COMMISSION 

Note. — Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department under tlic 
name of Fisheries Bureau. See page 338. 
The Bureau supplies gratuitously those of its publications which are in print. 

Description of new species of darter from Tijipecanoe Lake, by William 
J. Moenkhaus; [from Bulletin, 1902]. [Aug. 8, 1903.] p. 395-39S, 
1 il. large 8° 

Habits of some commercial cat-fishes, bv William Converse Kendall; 
from Bulletin, 1902. 1903. p. 399-409, large 8° 



352 AuGUisT, 1903 

Notes on some fres^h-water fishes from Maine [with descriptions of 3 new 
species], bv Wilham Converse Kendall; from Bulletin, 1902. [Aujr. 
14] 1903. 'p. 353-368, 5 il. laro:e 8° 

Plankton alg;e of Lake Erie, with special reference to chlorophyceae [with 
bibliographv], bv Julia "\V. Snow; from Bulletin, 1902. [Aug. 4] 
1903. p. 369-394, 4 pi. large 8° (Contributions to biology of Great 
Lakes. ) 

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 

DOCUMENTS OFFICE 

Catalogue of United States Public Documents, monthlv, no. 103; July 
1903. 303-330 -f viii pp. 

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION 

XoTE.— The Commission furnishes its reports gratuitously to those who ai'i'ly 
for them. 

Accident l>ulletin 7, showing collisions and derailments of trttins and 
casualties to persons, Jan.-IMar. 1903. 10 pp. 

Letters from railroad ofiicials respecting use of air Ijrakes. 1903. 38 pp. 
7 pi. 

Mayor and city council of Wichita, Kans., r. Atchison, Topeka and 
Santa Fe Railway Company etal., mayor and city council of Hutch- 
inson, Kans., interveners; decided June 18, 1903; report and opinion 
of commission. 6 pp. 

S. S. Daish & Sons v. Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railway Company 
[etal.]; decided June 18, 1903; report and opinion of commission. 
9 pp. 

Ulrick & Williams /■. Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Com- 
pany [etal.]; decided May 14, 1903; report and opinion of commis- 
sion. 12 pp. 1 il. 

STATISTICS DIVISION 

loth annual report on statistics of railways in United States, 1902. 1903. 
127 pp. map. [Advance copy v,ithout the 6 statistical tables.] 

Railways in United States in 1902; pt. 4, [12-year review of] State regu- 
lation of railways. 1903. 415 pp. large 8" 

Same; pt. 5, [12-year review of] State taxation of railways and other 
transportation agencies. 1903. 462 pp. large 8» [Parts of appen- 
dix G to 16th annual report of Interstate Commerce Commission.] 

LABOR DEPARTMENT 

XoTE.— Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department under the 
name of Labor Bureau. See page 338. 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 

CATALOGUE DIVISION 

Scope of stock [of printed catalogue cards now at Librarv of Congress]. 
May 1, 1903. p. 5, 6. (Bulletin 3.) 

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 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 So. 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 copv- 
right law; whole nos. 631-634; Aug. 6-27, 1903. 381-639 -f [xlvii] 
pp. [Weekly.] Paper, $5.00 a yr 



Shipments to Depositories 

During the Month of August, 1903 



Note. — Shipment numbers run from 1 to4S, inclusive, and tlien begin again with 1. 

Sliipment 4-i 

Congress. 56th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 47. Xo. £^ 
138; Atlas of Philippine Islands. (Serial no. 3885, v. 4.) 

Sltipment 44 

^-^'ational ^Museum (Smithsonian Institution). Proceedings [with bibli- 
ography]. 1903. V. 25, xiv — 1021 pp. il. 32 pi. 8" 

Shipmenf 4o 

^;;^_XliJngress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 30. No. 5; 
Reports of Department of Interior, 1901; Geological Survey, 22(1 
report, pt. 3, coal, oil, cement. (Serial no. 4297.) 

Shipment 4'^ 

^—Congress. 54th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 76. No. 
355; Document Catalogue, 1896. (Serial no. 3552.) 

XoTE. — This Vdhime. containing tlie Document Catalogue of the .54th Congress. 
1st session, has already been supplied in cloth binding to designated depository 
libraries, and is now supplied in sheep binding to 458 libraries. If the volume 
has not been received in either form, the cloth edition will be forwarded on ap- 
lilication to the Superintendent of Documents. 

'*^ 56th Congre.ss, 1st session. House documents, v. 105. Xo. 708; 

Louisiana Purchase. (Serial no. 4002. ) 

Shipjnent 4^ 

^'"'^ongress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 31. Xo. 
5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1901; Geological Survey, 22d 
report, pt. 4, hydrography. (Serial no. 4298.) 

Shipment 48 

Animal Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Squab raising; ^"^ 
by William E.Rice. 1903. 32 pp.11 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 177. ) 

Chemistry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Publications of bureau. £~- 
Aug. 1, 1903. 7 pp. 8" 

Coast and Geodetic Survey (Commerce and Labor Department) . Report ^-^ 
on geodetic operations in L^nited States to 14th conference of Inter- 
national Geodetic Association [Copenhagen, Denmark, Aug. 4- , 
1903]; by 0. H. Tittmann. 1903. 28 pp. "map, 4° 

353 



354 August, 1903 

Copyright Office (Library of Congress). Copyright in England, instruc- 
tions for registration for copyright protection within British domin-*' 
ions, 2d edition; added. Digest of Enghsli copyright law Ity Sir James 
Stephen, Copyright acts from 1875 to date [and List of all copyright 
enactments, 1709-1902, with notations oi modifications, amend- 
ments, repeals, etc.]; from official documents: by Thorvald Solberg. 
1902. 101 pp. 8" (Bulletin 5. ) [1st edition was issued as Bulletin 
4, pt. 2.] 

Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Experiment^ 
Station Record, July, 1903; v. 14, no. 11. x + 1037-1140 pp. 8° 

Foreign Markets Division (Department of Agriculture). Belgium's for-^ 
eign trade in agricultural products for 1902. Mar. 31, 1903. 8 pp. 8° 
(Circular 20.) " 

Foreign trade of United States in forest products, 1902; bv Frank ^ 

H. Hitchcock. 1903. 72 pp. 8° (Bulletin 33.) 

Sources of agricultural imports of United States, 1898-1902; by A-* 

Frank H. Hitchcock. 1903. 150 pp. 8° (Bulletin 31.) 

Forestry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Notes on forest trees '- 
suitable for planting in United States, European larch, larix Europeea. 
[1903.] 4 pp. 8" 

Same, Norway spruce, picea excelsa. [1903.] 4 pp. 8" *^ 

Same, white ash, fraxinus Americana. [1903.] 4 pp. 8" *^ 

Same, white oak, quercus alba. [1903.] 4 pp. 8° •-^ 

Practical assistance to farmers, lumbermen, and others in handling c^^ 

forest lande. [July 1, 1903.] 5 pii. 8" (Circular 21 revised.) 

Geological Survey (Interior Department). Geologic atlas of United ^ 
States, Gaines folio, Pa.-N. Y. Library edition. 1903. 9 pp. 6 il. 
2 pl» 4 maps, large 4" ( Foli<j 92. ) 

Plant Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Description of ly 
wheat varieties; bv Carl S. Scofield. Aug. 18, 1903. 19 pp. 7 pi. '^ 
1 tab. 8° (Bulletin 47.) 

Propagation of tropical fruit trees and other plants; V)v George W. 

Oliver. Aug. 8, 1903. 28 pp. 8 pi. 8" (Bulletin 46.) ' 

Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). Monthly list of ^ 
publications [of Department of Agriculture], July, 1903. 4 pp. 8" 
([Publication] 467.) 

Statistics Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Milk transportation, l^ 
freight rates to largest 15 cities in United States; bj' Edward G. 
Ward, jr. 1903. 60 pp. 8" (Bulletin 25.) 

SJtqjmeiit 4') 

[War Department.] Historical register and dictionary of Army, Sept. *^ 
29, 1789-]Mar. 2, 1903; by Franc-is B. Heitman. Mar. 2, 1903. 2 v 
1069 + 626+ [1] pp. large 8" 



No. 105 September, 1903 

CATALOQUE 



United States 



Public Documents 



Issued Monthly 



SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS 

Government Printing Office 



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Table of Contents 



Page 

General Information 357 

Congress of United States 359 

Senate 359 

House 359 

Sheep-bound Reserve 360 

President of United States 360 

Agriculture, Department of 360 

•Commerce and Labor Department 364 

Interior Department 368 



Page 

Navy Department 371 

Post-Office Department 372 

State Department 372 

Treasury Department 373 

War Department 376 

Smithsonian Institution 378 

Various Bureaus 379 

Shipments to Depositories i'^l 

Index 1 



Abbreviations Used in this Catalogue 



Academy acad. 

Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile, facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f o 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

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. 

Hydrographic Office H. O. 

Illustrated, illustration, illustrations . . .il. 

Inch, inches in. 

Institute, institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf, leaves 1. 

Library L. 

Longitude long. 



Mile, miles m. 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number, numbers no., nos. 

Octavo 8° 

Page, pages p., pp. 

Part, parts pt. , pts. 

Plate, plates pi. 

Portrait, portraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4° 

Railway ry. 

Report rp. 

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. 

Thirtytwo-mo 32" 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12» 

Twentyfour-mo 24» 

University tiniv. 

Versus vs., v. 

Volume, volumes v. 

Year yr. 



Explanation 

Words and figures inclosed in brackets [ ] are given for information, but 
do not appear on the title-pages of the publications catalogued. When size 
is not given, octavo is to be understood. Size of maps is measured from 
outer edge of border, excluding margin, The dates, including day, month, 
and year, given with Senate and House documents and reports, are the dates 
on which they were ordered to be printed. Usually the printing promptly 
follows the ordering, but various causes sometimes make delays. When 
Congress and session are not given with the numbers of Senate and House 
documents and reports, 57th Congress, 2d session, is to be understood. 

856 



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such postage. 

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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES 

By act of Congress the sale of the Revised Statutes, Statutes at Large, 
and pamphlet laws has been transferred from the State Department to 
the Superintendent of Documents. The following are the prices at 
which the Re^^sed Statutes and the recent Statutes at Large and pam- 
phlet laws are sold. Prices will be furnished on apphcation for Statutes 
at Large and pamphlet laws pjrior to the 57th Congress: 

Re\-ised Statutes, edition of 1878, sheep $2. 90 

Re\'ised Statutes, supplement, vol. 1, edition of 1891, sheep 2.00 

Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, edition of 1901, sheep 2. 85 

Re\nsed Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 6, 1895-96, paper 15 

Re\*ised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 7, 1896-97, paper 30 

Re%'ised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 8, 3897-99, paper 75 

Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 9, 1899-1901, paper 85 

Laws of 1st session, 57th Congress, 1901-02, paper 1. 10 

Laws of 2d session, 57th Congress, 1902-03, paper 80 

Statutes at Large, vol. .32, pt. 1, 57th Congress, 1901-03, sheep ... 2. 50 
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Catalogue of Public Documents 

Printed During the Month of September, 1903 



Note. — Several serial publications, such as general and special orders, circulars, cer- 
tain specitications, etc., which have heretofore been entered in the monthly catalogue 
will hereafter be omitted. They will be entered only in the Document Catalogue 
issued bieiiniallv bv the Documents Office. 



Congress of United States 

Abraham Lincoln, James A. Garfield. William ^NkKinlev. 1903. 246 
pp. 3 por. large 4« (S. doc. 219.) " *Cloth, $1.50 

Contents: 

Garfield. James A.. Memorial address on: by J. G. Blaine. 
Lincoln. Abraham. Memorial address on: by George Bancroft. 
McKinley, William. Memorial address on: bv John Hay. 

James McMillan, memorial addresses. 1903. 146 pp. 1 por. large S" 

^S. doc. 225.) *Paper, 20c 

Memorial address on "William McKinlev; bv John Hav. 1903. 70 pp. 

1 por. large 4° (H. doc. 453.) " " " *Cloth, 85c 

Memorial addresses on John X. W. Rumple. 19(^3. 64 pp. 1 por. large 8" 

(H. doc. 464.) *Paper, 20c 

Memorial addresses on R. C. DeGraffenreid. 1903. 40 pp. 1 por. large 8" 

(H. doc. 469.) *Paper, 20c 

SENATE 

History of AVashington ^Monument and Washington National Monument 
Society, bv Frederick L. Harvev: presented bv Mr. Gallinger. Feb. 
6, 1903. 362 pp. 4 por. 28 pi. large 8" (S. doc. 224.) 

Senate manual, containing standing rules and orders of Senate. Constitu- 
tion of United States, Declaration of Independence, Articles of Con- 
federation, Ordinance of 1787, Jefferson's manual, etc.: revised. 
Edition of Feb. 5, 1903. 574 pp. (S. doc. 227.) 

HOUSE 

Bonynge r. Shafroth. Contested election case of Robert W. Bonynge 

vs. John F. Shafroth. from 1st district of Colorado [58th Congress]. 

1903. 2 pts. 1752 i>p. 4 il. 1 pi. 
Connell r. Howell. Contested election case of William Connell vs. 

George Howell, from 10th district of Peunsvlvania [58th Congress] . 

1903. 4 pts. 3824 pp. 1 il. 1 pi. 

359 



360 September, 1903 

Conry v. Keliher. Contested election case of Joseph A. Conry vs. John 
A. Keliher, from 9th district of Massachusetts [58th Congress]. 
1903. 364 pp. 

Cross V. McGuire. Contested election case of W. M. Cross vs. Bird S. 
McGuire, from Oklahoma [58th Congress]. 1903. 155 pp. 

Dantzler r. Lever. Contested election case of Alexander D. Dantzler 
vs. A. F. Lever, from 7th district of South Carolina [58th Congress]. 
1903. 100 pp. 

Davis V. Sims. Contested election case of F. M. Davis vs. T. W. Sims, 
from 8th district of Tennessee [58th Congress]. 1903. 161 pp. 

Kahn v. Livernash. Contested election case of Julius Kahn vs. Edward 
J. Livernash, from 4th district of California [58th Congress]. 1903. 
365 pp. 

bloody V. Gudger. Contested election case of James M. Moody vs. James 
M. Gudger, jr., from 10th district of North Carolina [58th Con- 
gress]. 1903. 2 pts. 643 + 13 pp. map. 

Prioleau v. Legare. Contested election case of Aaron P. Prioleau vs. 
George S. Legare, from 1st district of South Carolina [58th Con- 
gress]. 1903.' 126 pp. 

SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE 

Note. — 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 and are listed in the notice of Shipments to depositories on 
pages 381-382. The number appended to the description of each volume is the 
serial number in the set of Congressional documents, in continuation of the 
sj-stem adopted in the Checklist of Public Documents issued by this office. 



President of United States 

Pocatello forest reserve, proclamation. [Sept. 5, 1903.] [2] pp. f" 
Porto Rico, reservations [of buildings] for public uses [proclamation] . 
June 29, 1903. 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. 

[Bureau of Animal Industry] order 102 [amendment 1] ; transportation 
of horses in certain counties of Nebraska, South Dakota, and Pine 
Ridge and Rosebud reservations. Sept. 15, 1903. 1 p. 

Same 107 [amendment 12]; special order quarantining part of 

Roane County, Tenn. Sept. 1, 1903. 1 p. 

Same 107 [amendment 13] ; feeding station in Indian Territorv for 

uninfected cattle. Sept. 24, 1903. 1 p. 

Same 109 [amendment 1]; regulations for inspection and quaran- 
tine of horses, neat cattle, sheep, and other ruminants, and swine 
imported into Cnited States. Sept. 29, 1903. 1 p. 

Same 118; removal of quarantine ujion ruminants and swine in 

Vermont. Sept. 11, 1903. 1 p. 



September, 1903 361 

Progress of beet-sugar induijtry in United States in 1902. 1903. 221 pp. 
65 11. 5 pi. (Report 74.) " *Paper, 20r 

Contents: 

Beet balls. Single-germ, and other suggestions for improving sugar-beet culture: 

by T. G. Palmer. 
Insect enemies. Principal, of sugar beet; by F. H. Chittenden. 
Seed. Sugar-beet, its importance and production: by J. E. W. Tracy. 
Special agent. Report of: by C. F. Saylor. 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Animal industry of Argentina; bv Frank W. Bioknell. 1903. 72 pp. 
16 pi. ( Bulletin 48. ) " *Paper, 20c 

Cold curing of cheese, report ui)on experiments conducted under auspices 
of Dairy Division in cooperation with Wisconsin Agricultural t^xperi- 
ment Station and New York Agricialtural Experiment Station; bv 
S. M. Babcock and H. L. Russell, as.«isted bv U. S. Baer, and L. L. 
Van Slvke, G. A. Smith, and E. B. Hart. 1903. S8 pp. 22 il. 4 pi. 
( Bulletin 49. ) *Paper, 10c 

Contents: - 

Introduction: by H. E. Alvord. 

Eastern experiments. 1902-03: by L. L. Van Slyke, G. A. Smith, and E. B. Hart. 
Western experiments, 190203: bv S. M. Babcock and H. L. Russell, assisted bv 
U. S. Baer. 

Index-catalogue of medical and veterinarv zoology, pt. 5, authors, 
E-Evssel; bv Ch. Wardell Stiles and Albert Hassall. 1903. ii -^ 
405-435 pp. ' (Bulletin 39 [pt. 5].) *Paper, 5c 

Takosis, contagious disease of goats, preliminary report on its nature, 
cause, and prevention [with bibliographv]; bv John R. Mohler and 
Henry J. Washburn. 1903. 44 — [2] pp. 5 pi. (Bulletin 45.) 

*Paper, 10c 

Tuberculin te.st of cattle in Great Britain, results of tests made by bureau 
on cattle offered for exportation to United States, bv D. E. Salmon; 
from 19th report, 1902. [1903.] p. 550-553. 

BIOLOGICAL SURVEY DIVISION 

Directory of State officials and organizations concerned with protection 
of birds and game, 1903. Sept. 8, 1903. 12 pp. (Circular 40.) 

Regulations for protection of game in Alaska. Aug. 22, 1903. 6 i)p. 
(Circular 39.) 

ENTOMOLOGY DIVISION 

Important insecticides, directions for their preparation and use; t)y C. L. 
Marlatt. Revised edition. Aug. 1903. 46 pp. 6 il. (Farmers' bul- 
letin 127 [revision of 19].) 

Insects injurious in cranberry culture; by John B. Smith. 1903. 32 
pp. 12 il. (Farmers' bulletin 178.) 

Principal insect enemies of sugar beet, by F. H. Chittenden; from Prog- 
ress of beet-sugar industry in United States in 1902. [1903.] vi — 
157-221 pp. 65 il. 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Agriculture. Instruction in agronomy at some agricultural colleges; 
bv A. C. True and D. J. Crosbv. *1903. 85 pp. 22 il. 17 pi. (Bul- 
letin 127. ) ■ *Paper, 20c 

XoTE. — Includes article on Agricultural Institute of University of Gottingen: bv 
F.W. WoU. 

Engineering. Plans of structures in use on irrigation canals in United 
States from drawings exhibited bv office at Paris in 1900 and at Buffalo 
in 1901. 1903. 51 pp. 22 il. oblong 8" (Bulletin 131. ) *Cloth, 60c 
Note. — Includes list of publications of office on irrigation. 



362 September, 1903 

Experiment Station Record, v. 14, no. 12; Aug. 1903. 1903. xviii-|- 
1141-1249 pp. *Paper, 10c single copy, §1.00 a volume (12 nos. ) 

Same, v. 15, no. 1; Sept. 1903. 1903. x + 1-104 pp. 4 il. 1 pi. 

* Paper, 10c 

Note. — >[ainly made up of abstracts of reports and publications on agricultural 
science which have recently appeared in all countries, especially the United States. 
Volume 14, no. 12, consists of indexes of names and of subjects, with title-page 
and contents to v. 14. Volume 15, no. 1, contains a .special article. New agricul- 
tural building at University of Wisconsin. 

Farmers' institute.s. Legislation relating to farmers' institutes in United 
States and Ontario, Canada; bv John Hamilton. 1903. 53 pp. 
(Bulletin 135.) " *Paper, 5c 

List of State directors of farmers' institutes and farmers' institute 

lecturers of United States; b}^ John Hamilton. 1903. 23 pp. (Cir- 
cular 51.) [Interleaved.] 

Fruit. Further investigations among fruitarians at California Agricul- 
tural Experiment Station, 1901-02; ))y M. E. Jaffa. 1903. 81 pp. 
(Bulletin 132.) *Paper, 5c 

Irrigation. p]gyptian irrigation, study of irrigation methods and admin- 
istration in Egvpt; by Clarence T. Johnston. 1903. 100 pp. 9 il. 
18 pi. 7 maps. ' (Bulletin 130.) *Paper, 30c 

Report of irrigation investigations for 1902 under direction of Ehvood 

Mead; containing reports bv E. R. IMorgan [and others]. 1903. 
266 pp. 16 il. 9 pi. 3 maps. '(Bulletin 133.) *Paper, 25c 

Storage of water on Cache la Poudre and Big Thompson rivers; bv 

C. E. Tait. 1903. 100 pp. 10 il. 4 pi. map. (Bulletin 134.) 

*Paper, 10c 

Sheep ranching in western States, l)v H V. Wilcox; from 19th report 
of Bureau of Animal Industry, 1902. [1903.] ii + 79-98 pp. 12 pi. 

Wisconsin University. New agricultural building at university; from 
Experiment Station Record, v. 15, no. 1. [1903.] iii -J- 6-11 pp. 4 
il. ] pi. 

FORESTRY BUREAU 

Diminished flow of Rock River in Wisconsin and Illinois, and its rela- 
tion to surrounding forests; by G. Frederick Schwarz. 1903. 27 
pp. 4 pi. 2 maps. (Bulletin 44.) *Paper, 10c 

Notes on forest trees suitable for planting in United States, black cherry, 
prunus serotina. [1903.] 4 pp. 

Notes on forest trees suitable for planting in United States, black walnut, 
juglans nigra. [1903.] 6 pp. 

Working plan for forest lands in Hampton and Beaufort counties, S. C. ; 
by Thomas H. Sherrard. 1903. 54 pp. 11 il. 12 pi. map. (Bulle- 
tin 43.) *Paper, 15c 
PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Cold storage, with special reference to pear and peach; by G. Harold 
Powell and S. H. Fulton. Sept. 18, 1903. 28 pp. 7 pi. (Bulle- 
tin 40. ) *Paper, 15c 

Wilt disease of tol)acco and its control; bv R. E. B. McKenney. Sept. 
18, 1903. 6 pp. 1 il. (Bulletin 51, pt. 1.) *Paper, 5c 

PUBLIC ROAD INQUIRIES OFFICE 

Proceedings of National Good Roads Convention, St. Louis, Mo., Apr. 
27-29,1903. 1903. 80 pp. (Bulletin 26. ) *Paper, 5c 

Contents: 
Address of welcome: bv A. M. Dockerv. 

by Rolla Wells. 

America's progress. Factors in; by Samuel Hill. 
Bitumen as road material: bv F. .1. Warren. 



September, 1903 363 



Proceedings of National Good Roads Convention — Continued. 

Conten ts — Continued . 
Civilization, Good roads and: by N. A. Miles. 
Congress and the peojile: by A. C. Latimer. 
Farmer's right to recognition: by R. H. Kern. 
History and purposes of good roads movement: by \V. H. Moore. 
Improvement of our highways; by J. B. Killebrew. 
Iowa idea of goud-roads jiroblem: by A. B. Cummins. 
Law, road. Pennsylvania's new: by W. L. Rhodes. 
Laws, Road: by M. R. ('ainpl)oll. 

[Louisiana Purehase] Exposition, Address on; by D. R. Francis. 
Missouri method, Earth roads liy; by G. W. Waters. 
National greatness. Good roads as clement in; by Theodore Roosevelt. 
National policy, Our; by Martin Dodge. 

People. Educating, on good roads (luestion; by J. H. Brigham. 
Press and roads: by R. \V. Wright. 
Road problem; by W. J. Bryan. 
Roads, Good, and how to get them; by Roy Stone. 
Schools, Relation of roads to; by R. H. Jesse. 
Self-help better than Government aid; by Lafe Young. 
."^outh. What the, wants; by C. P. Lane. 

Stiite aid plan. Practical road building under: by W. L. Dickinson. 
Ways and means, Remarks on; by James Hogg. 

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

Monthly list of publications [of Department of Agriculture], Sept. 1903. 

Sept. 30, 1903. 4 pp. ( [Publication] 472. ) 
Organization of Department of Agriculture, 1903-04. Sept. 15, 1903. 

23 pp. (Circular 1, revised to Sept. 1, 1903.) 

SOILS BUREAU 

Chemistry of -soil as related to crop production; bv IMilton "Whitney and 

F. K! Cameron. 1903. 71pp. (Bulletin 22'.) *Paper, 5c 

Reclamation of alkali land at Fresno, Cal. [Sept. 1, 1903.] 9 pp. 

(Circular 11.) 
Soil survey of Bigflats area, N. Y., by Louis Mesmer and W. F.. Hearn; 

[from Report on field operations of bureau, 1902]. [1903.] p. 

125-142, 2 il. map. 
Soil survey of Clay County, 111., by George N. Coffey and party in 

cooperation with Illinois Experiment Station; [from Report .on 

field operations of Imreau, 1902]. [1903.] p. 533-548, map. 
Soil survey of Darlington area, S. C, by Thomas D. Rice and F. W. 

Taylor; [from Report "on field operations of bureau, 1902]. [1903.] 

p. 291-307, map. 
Soil survev of Vernon area, Tex., bv J. E. Lapham and party; [from 

Report on field operations of bit reau, 1902]. [1903.] p. "365-381, 

map. 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Note.— For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Monthly Weather Review,v. 31, no. 7 ; July, 1903. Sept. 17, 1903. p. 309- 
364^ il. 9 pp. of pi. and maps, 4° Paper, 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 meteof- 
ology. Special articles are- 
Balloons, Notes upon economical shapes for cutting envelopes of; by C. F. 

Marvin. 
Cloud ring on Buffalo Mountain, Colo.; by R. D. Ward. 
Costa Rica, Climatology of; by H. Pittier. 

Meteorological w<irk of expeiiition to Bahamas: by O. L. Fassig. 
Meteorology. Recent ])apers l)earing on; by W. F. R. Phillips. 
Solar radiation, Observations of, with Angstrom pyrheliometer at Asheville and 

Black Mountain, N. C; by H. H. Kimball. 
Storm, traveling. On curves representing paths of air in special type of; by 

W. N. Shaw. 
Thompson, Benjamin, Count Rumford; by I). T. Pierce, jr. 



364 September, 1903 



Commerce and Labor Department 

Note. — The act to establish the Department of Commerce and Labor, approved 
Feb. 14, 1903 (Stat. L. v. 32, pt. 1, page 825), includes the following provisions: 

That there shall be at the seat of government an executive department to be 
known as the Department of Commerce and Labor, and a Secretary of Commerce 
and Labor, who shall be the head thereof. * * * 

Sec. 4. That the following-named offices, bureaus, divisions, and branches of 
the public service, now and heretofore under the jurisdiction of the Department 
of the Treasury, and all that pertains to the same, known as the Light-House 
Board, the Light-House Estiiljlishnient. the Steamboat-Inspection Service, the 
Bureau of Navigation, the United States Shipping C<jmiiiissioners, the National 
Bureau of Standards, the Coast and Geodetic Survey, the Commissioner-General 
of Immigration, the commissioners of immigration, the Bureau of Immigration, 
the immigration service at large, and the Bureau of Statistics, be, and the .same 
hereby are, transferred from the Department of the Treasury to the Department 
of Commerce and Labor, and the same sliall hereafter remain under the juri.s- 
diction and supervision of the last-named Department; and that the Census Office, 
and all that i)ertains to the same, be, and the same hereby is, transferred from 
the Department of the Interior to the Department of Commerce and Labor, to 
remain henceforth under the jurisdiction of the latter; that the Department of 
Labor, the Fish Commission, and the Office of ( 'onnnissioner of Fish and Fisheries, 
and all that pertains to the same, be, and the same hereby are, placed under the 
jurisdiction and made a part of the Department of Commerce and Labor; that 
the Bureau of Foreign Commerce, now in the Department of State, be, and the 
same hereby is, transferred to the Department of Commerce and Labor and con- 
solidated with and made a part of the Bureau of Statistics, hereinbefore trans- 
ferred from the Department of the Treasury to the Department of Commerce and 
Labor, and the two shall constitute one bureau, to be called the Bureau of Sta- 
tistics, with a chief of the bureau; and that the Secretary of Commerce and Labor 
shall have control of the work of gathering and distributing statistical informa- 
tion naturally relating to the subjects confided to his Department; and the Sec- 
retary of Conimerce and Labor is hereby given the power and authority to rear- 
range the statistical work of the liureaus'and offices confided to said Department, 
and to consolidate any of the st;itistical bureaus and offices transferred to said 
Department; and said Secn-tary shall also have authority to call upon other 
Departments of the Government for statistical data and results obtainecl by them; 
and said Secretary of Commerce and I^al)or may collate, arrange, and publish 
such statistical information so obtained in such manner as to him may .seem 
wise. * * * 

Sec. 5. That there shall be in the Department of Commerce and Labor a bureau 
to be called the Bureau of Manufactures, and a chief of said bureau. * * * 

Sec. 6. That there shall be in the Department of Commerce and Labor a bureau 
to be called the Bureau of Corporations, and a Commissioner of Corporations who 
shall be the head of said bureau. * * * 

Sec. 7. That the jurisdiction, supervision and control now po.ssessed and exer- 
cised by the Department of the Treasury over the fur-.seal, salmon and other fish- 
eries of Alaska and over the immigration of aliens into the United States, its 
waters, territories and any place subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are hereby 
transferred and vested in the Department of Commerce and Labor. * * * 

Sec. 11. A person, to be designated by the Secretary of State, shall be appointed 
to formulate, under his direction, for the instruction of consular officers, the 
requests of the Secretary of Commerce and Labor: and to prepare from the dis- 
patches of consular officers, for transmission to the Secretary of Commerce and 
Labor, .such information as pertains to tiie work of the Department of Commerce 
and Labor. * * * 

Sec. 12. That the President be, and he is hereby, authorized, by order in writ- 
ing, to transfer at any time the whole or any part of any office, bureau, division 
or other branch of the public service engaged in statistical or .scientific work, 
from the Department of State, the Department of the Treasury, the Department 
of War, the Department of Justice, the Post-Offlce Department, the Department 
of the Navy or the Department of the Interior, to the Department of Commerce 
and Labor." * * * 

Sec. 13. That this Act shall take effect and be in force from and after its pa.s- 
.sage: Provided. Iwivever, That the provisions of this Act other than those of 
section twelve in relation to the transfer of any existing oflice, bureau, division, 
officer or other branch of the public service or authority now conferred thereon, 
to the Department of Commerce and Labor shall take effect and be in force on 
the first day of .luly. nineteen hundred and three, and not before. 

The Commerce and Labor Department distributes the Consular Reports gratui- 
tously. 

Chinese. Chinese persons applying for return certificates. July 17, 
1903. [2] pp. 4" (Dept.* circular o, 1903; Bureau of Immigration. ) 

Rules and regulations governing admission of Chinese ])ersons to 

United States to take part in Louisiana Purchase Exposition. July 
15, 1903. [2] pp. 4" (Dept. circular 8, 1903; Bureau of Immigra- 
tion.) 



September, 1903 365 

Cities. Order transferring from Bureau of Labor to Bureau of Census 
certain statistics of cities. July 1, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 3, 
1903.) 

Consular Reports, Sept. 1903; v. 73, no. 276. 1903. xx+1-196 pp. 10 
il. [Monthly. These articles have appeared previously in the 
Advance sheets.] *Paper, 15c 

Contents: 

Africa, south, American competition in; transmitted by Richard Guenthcr. 

Alcohol from acetylene; by J, C. Covert, 

Arte.'iian wells in New South Wales; by O. H. Baker. 

Automobiles, .\merlcan, in Malaga: by D, R. Birch. 

Boiler water. New controller of; by Soren Listoe. 

Butter industry in Argentine Republic; by E. W. Ames. 

Coal, German, in France; by B, H, Ridgely, 

in Germany; by C), ,T. D. Hughes. 

Coal trade at Gibraltar: by R. M. Bartleman. 

Coffee, Cuban tariff on [law]; transmitted by H, G Sqniers. 

Mocha, 

by W. M, Masterson. 

Compagnie G^nerale Transatlantique; by A, M. Thackara. 

Corn meal and hominy, American, in France; by Thornwell Haynes. 

Ct>tton crisis, French. * 

by Thornwell Haynes. 

Cotton-gocids trade of Manchuria; by H. B. Miller. 
Cotton supply, British; transmitted by O. J, R. Hughes. 

British and German: transmitted" by Marshal Hal.stead. 

Couplers, Automatic: by O. .1. D, Hughes. 

Dalny, Building of: by M. M. Langhorne. 

Eggs, Preservation of; by Richard Guenther, 

Egyptian railroads, Material for; transmitted by Richard Guenther. 

Electric power and transmission in India; by W, T. Fee, 

Engineering standards committee, British; by Marshal Halstead. 

Ferrosilicon m France, by Albert Keller; transmitted by R. P. Skinner. 

Foreign reports and publications. 

Forth-Clyde ship canal, Proposed, by D, A. Stevenson; transmitted by Rnfus 

Fleming. 
French-.\merican trade requirements; by G. H. Jack.son. 
Fruit crop of Hungary; by F. D. Chester, 
Galalith, or milk-stone, manufactures; by O. J. D, Hughes. 
German foreign trade; by Richard Guenther. 
Germany, Exports from, to United States; by F. H. Mason. 
Glass industry of Germany; by E. L. Harris. 

Glassworkers' .strike. Settlement of [in Bohemia]; by S. C. McFarland. 
Greece, Industrial notes from; by D. E, McGinley, 
Horse insurance. Governmental, in Bavaria; by J. H. Worman. 
Illuminating material. New, di,scovered: by J. H, Worman. 
Income ta.xation in France [bill]; transmitted by R. P, Skinner, 
India, How to increase our exports to, 

by R. F, Patterson, 

India rubber in Australasia; by O, H. Baker. 

Industrial schools in Germany; by E. L. Harris. 

Inventions, New: by O. J. D. Hughes. 

Iron, German export prices for; by Richard Guenther. 

Japan and Yangtze trade: by S. S. Lyon, 

Linaloe, ^Mexican: by William Headen. 

Locomotives, American, Superiority of; by J. H. Worman, 

Malta, Delay in shipping goods to; by J, H. Grout. 

Meat-inspection law. New, in Germany; by H, W, Diederich. 

Mining in British Columbia; by A. E. Smith. 

in Ontario: by M. J. Burke. 

Mint machinery for King Menelik; by W. W. Masterson. 

Musical in.struments, Manufaitture of. In Germany; by E, L, Harris. 

Norway, Tariff changes in; by Henry Bordewich. 

Notes. 

Ocean transportation companies, German; by Richard Guenther. 

Ontario, Enterprises in; by H. J. Harvey. 

Osaka exhibition: by S. S. Lyon. 

American goods at: transmitted by S. S. Lyon. 

Peru, Industrial conditions in: by .1. C. Cree. 
Petit grain, or essence of orange leaves; by J. N. Ruffin. 
Petroleum industry of Roumania: by F. W. Hossfeld. 
Portland cement from .slag; by O. J. D. Hughes. 

in Germany: by F. H. Ma.son. 

Print goods in south .\frica; transmitted by O. J. D. Hughes. 

Railway stations, order in; by J. I. Brittain. 

River and canal imjirovements in Italy; by F. W. Ho.ssfeld. 

Rubber plant. New; by Richard Guenther, 

Sample museums in Germany. 

Siberia, American interests and opportunities in; by R. T. Greener. 

Siberian trade notes; bv R. T. Greener. 



366 September, 1903 

Consular Reports: — Continued. 
Co??te?i/s— Continued. 

Silk, Imitation, from woorl; by J. E. Kehl. 

Soo, Freight tonnage on; transinittcil liy M. J. Burke. 

Steamship lines, New P^nroiieaTi-Muxican: by W. W. Canada. 

Suez Canal in 1902; by Richard CJuuiither, 

Sugar beets, Dried, as food for farm animals; by G. H. Murphy. 

Sugar law, Rus.'sia's new: transmitted liy W. R. HoUoway. 

Telephone, Anglo-Belgian; by G. W. Roo.se velt. 

Textural plants and machinery in Paraguay; by .T. K. Ruffin. 

Tobacco in Belgium; by F. R. Mowrer. 

Trans-Silierian Railway schedules; by Samuel Smith. 

Transvaal imports; transmitted by W. D. Gordon. 

Trees, Australian; by O. H. Baker. 

Turntable. New electric, in Germany; by E. L. Harris. 

Typlius, Prevention of, in Germany; by Richard Guenther. 

Venezuelan import duties. Change's in; by Louis Goldschmidt. 

Wines, Annual sale of, in Germany; by Walter Schumann. 

Wood, German method of drying; by O. J. D. Hughes. 

Daily consular reports, Sept. 1-30, 1903; nos. 1738-62. 1903. 21 il. 
[Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 

Note.— Previously published under title Advance sheets of consular reports, 
title changed with ho. 1747, i.ssued Sept, 12, 1903, 

Employees. Order creating board to examine into charges against 
employees. Aug. 15, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 14, 1903.) 

Middle States Regatta Association. Rules and regulations for patrol of 
course [Georgetown, D. C], Sept. 7, 1903. Sept. 3, 1903. 1 p. 4" 
(Dept. circular 18, 1903; Bureau of Navigation.) 

New York Bav Regatta Association. Rules and regulations for patrol 
of course, "Aug. 29, 1903. Aug. 22, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 
17, 1903; Bureau of Navigation.) 

Same, Sept. 12, 1903. Sept. 3, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 19, 

1903; Bureau of Navigation.) 

New York Yacht Club. Rules and regulations for patrol of course, 
international yacht races, 1903. Aug. 11, 1903. 3 pp. 4" (Dept. 
circular 13, 1903; Bureau of Navigation.) 

Offices. Regulations relating to business of offices transferred to Depart- 
ment, Julv 1, 1903. July 1, 1903. [2] pp. 4" (Dept. circular 1, 
1903. ) 

Passengers. Convevance of passengers by sea [act of Congress] . July 
28, 1903. 6 pp." 4" (Dept. circular 9, 1903; Bureau of Navigation. ) 

Sailing vessels. Licensed officers of sail vessels of over fOO tons [regu- 
lations]. Aug. 3, 1903. 1 p. 4° (Dept. circular 11, 1903; Bureau 
of Navigation. ) 

Seaworthiness of sail vessels of over 700 tons [regulations]. Aug. 

4, 1903. [2] pp. 4" (Dept. circular 12, 1903; Bureau of Naviga- 
tion.) 

Sailors. Examination of alien seamen tmder provisions of laws regu- 
lating immigration. Aug. 1, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 10, 
1903; Bureau of Immigration.) 

Seal. Regulations governing use of seal. Julv 1, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. 
circular 2, 1903.) 

Solicitor. Order designating deputy commissioner of corporations as 
acting solicitor. Aug. 18, 1903. 1 p. 4° (Dept. circular 15, 1903.) 

Steamboats. Rules and regulations fixing salaries of inspectorsof steam- 
boats under act approved ]\lar. 1, 1895, concerning regulation of 
steamboats. July 23, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 7, 1903; 
Steamboat-Inspection Service. ) 
- Sections of Revised Statutes relating to licensed officers of steam- 
boats. July 22,1903. 3 pp. 4° (Dept. circular 6, 1903; Steamboat- 
Inspection Service. ) 



September, 1U()3 3G7 

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 

Note.— The Charts, Coast Pilots, and Tide Tables of the Coast and Geodetic Sur- 
vey are sold at the otfice 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 custom-houses, at 
the branch hydrographic offices of the Navy Department, at United States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coast Survey. 

CJiarts 

Puerto Princesa, Paragua, east coast, P. I., from English survey in 1850, 
with additions from Spanish survey in 1871, and other information; 
chart 4343. Scale 1:40,000. Manila, July, 1903. 21.7X27.2 
in. 30c 

San Francisco Entrance, Cal.; chart 5532. Scale 1:40,000. Sept. 1903. 
33.6X41.7 in. 50c 

San Vicente, Port, and vicinity, Luzon, north coast, from Spanish sur- 
vev in 1859 and other information [and] from survey bv U. S. Navy 
inl900; chart 4263. Scale 1:20,000. Manila, July, 1903. 24.2 X 
26.7 in. 30c 

Tampa Bay, Fla.; chart 177. Scale 1:80,000. Sept. 1903, first pub- 
lished 1878. 33.2 X 39 in. 50c 

FISHERIES BUREAU 

Note. — The Bureau 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, Aug. 1903. 1 p. oblong 8'' 
(Statistical bulletin 139.) 

IMMIGRATION BUREAU 

Immigration laws and regulations. Aug. 1903. 85 pp. 

Laws, treaty, and regulations relating to exclusion of Chinese. July, 
1903. 94 pp. narrow 12° [Same, rearranged and with index, as 
edition in Catalogue for Aug. 1903, page 338.] *Paper, 5c 

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 custom-houses, the Hydrographic Office and its branches, and the 
sales agents of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 

4th District. List of beacons, buoys, and day marks, from opposite 
mouth of Shrewsbury River, N. J., to include Metomkin Inlet, Va. ; 
corrected to Aug. 1, 1903. 1903. 53i-ii pp. large 8° 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Note.— Created July 1, 1903, by consolidation of the Statistics Bureau, trans- 
ferred from the Treasury Department, and the Foreign Commerce Bureau, trans- 
ferred from the State Department. 

The Bureau furnishes its publications gratuitously to those who apply for them. 

Commercial Alaska, 1867-1903, area, population, production, railways, 
telegraphs, transportation routes, and commerce with United States 
and foreign commerce; from Summarv of Commerce and Finance, 
July, 1903. ii-f 35-117 pp. 1 il. 



368 September, 1903 

Exports of domestic breadstuffs, provisions, cotton, and mineral oils, 
Aug. 1903. 1903. 13pp. 4° (Bulletin 2, series 1903-04.) [Monthly.] 

Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance of United States, July, 
1903; no. 1, series 190.3-04. 1903. p. 1-347, 1 il. 4" *Paper, 35c 

Publications of bureau. [1903.] 1 p. f" 

Summary of internal- commerce, July, 1903; from Summary of Com- 
merce and Finance, July, 1903. 54 pp. 4" 

Same, Aug. 1903; from Summary of Commerce and Finance, Aug. 1903. 
p. 57-107, 4° 

Interior Department 

Note. — The Decisions of tlie Department of tlie Interior in pension cases are 
issued in slips and in signatures, and tiie Decisions in land cases are issued in 
signatures, both being published later in bound volumes at prices ranging from 
SI. 05 to SI. 45 per volume. Subscribers may deposit 11.00 in the Department and 
receive the contents of a volume of the Decisions of either kind in separate parts 
as they are issued. 

Decisions [in appealed pension and bounty land claims] v. 14, [signa- 
tures] 1-6, published separately. [1903.] p. 1-96. 

Same, [v. 14, slips] 13-36; July 29-Aug. 31, 1903; published separately. 

Decisions [of Department and General Land Office] relating to public 
lands, V. 32, [signatures] 8-13, published separately. [1903.] 
p. 113-208. 

ARKANSAS HOT SPRINGS RESERVATION 

Report of superintendent, 1903. 1903. 26 pp. 

CAPITOL BUILDING AND GROUNDS SUPERINTENDENT 

Annual report, 1903. 1903. 10 pp. 

CENSUS OFFICE 

Note.— Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. 

Discu.ssion of increase of population. 1903. 63 pp. 10 il. 4° (Bulle- 
tin 4. ) 

FREEDMEN'S HOSPITAL 

Report, W. A. Warfield, surgeon in chief [with report of training school 
for nurses], 1903. 1903. 29 pp. 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note.— The publications of the United States Geological Survey consist of 
annual reports (restricted to one volume each), bulletins, Mineral Resources, 
Professional Papers, and Water-Supply and Irrigation Papers, which are intended 
for free distribution; and maps. Monographs, and folios of the Geologic Atlas 
and the Topographic Atlas of the United States, which are sold at prices rang- 
ing from 5c to Sll.OO each. Address the Director of the Geological Survey, Wash- 
ington. For topographic sheets see next page. 

California hydrography; by Joseph Barlow Lippincott. 1903. 488 + 
[i] pp. 4'il. map. (Water-supply and irrigation paper 81; H. doc. 
444.) ' *Paper, 25c 

Coke. Manufacture of coke in 1902, by Edward W. Parker; from Min- 
eral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 71 pp. 

Copper. Production of copper in 1902, by Charles Kirchhoff ; from Min- 
eral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 45 pp. 



September, 1^03 369 

Ohio. Drainage modifications in southeaj«tern Ohio and adjacent part** 
of Wei-t Virginia and Kentucky; by AV. G. Tight. 1903. 111 + iii 
pp. 1 il. 10 pi. 7 maps, 4° (Professional paper 13; H. doc. 450.) 

*Paper, 70c 

Platinum. Geological relations and distribution of platinum and asso- 
ciated metals [with bibliographies] ; l)y James Furman Kemp. 1902 
[reprinted 1903]. 95 — iii pp. 9 il. 5 pi. map. (Bulletin 193.) 

*Paper, 30c 

Production of platinum in 1902, by Joseph Struthers; Platinum in 

Rambler mine, Wvoming, bv J. F.Kemp: from Mineral Resources, 
calendar year 1902. 1903. IB pp. 1 il. 1 pi. 

Rivers. Report of progre.ss of stream measurements for calendar year 
1902, by F. H. Newell, pt. 2, southern Atlantic, eastern Gulf, east- 
ern ^Ii.«sissippi River, and Great Lakes drainage. 1903. 304 -f [i] 
pp. 7 il. (Water-supply and irrigation paper 83; H. doc. 475.) 

■ *Paper, 20c 

Same, pt. 3, western Mississippi and western Gulf drainage. 1903. 

200 + [i] pp. 2 il. (Water-supply and irrigation paper 84; H. doc. 

488.) ' *Paper, 10c 

Talc. Production of talc and soapstone in 1902, by Joseph Hyde Pratt; 

from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 10 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 used, 1:62,500. 1:12.5,000, and 1:250,000. These correspond, ap- 
proximately, to 1 mile. 2 miles, and i miles tollinear inch on themap. The size, 
unless otherwise given, is about 17.5 inches in height by 11.5tol6inchesin width, 
exchisive 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. 

About one-third of the area of the country, excluding Alaska, has been 
mapped, nearlv every State being represented. Massachusetts, Connecticut, 
Rhode Island, New Jersey, and the District of Columbia are completely mapped. 
Sheets of the regular size" are .sold by the Survey at .5e each; but in lots of 100 or 
more copies, whether of the same sheet or of different sheets, the price is 2c each. 

Alabama, Gadsden quadrangle, lat. .34°-34° 30^ long. 86°-86° 30^ Scale 

1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Sept. 1903. 
California, Ramona quadrangle, lat. .33°-33° 30^ long. 116° 30^-117°. 

Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Sept. 1903. 
Iowa-Wisconsin, Waukon quadrangle, lat. 43°-43° 30', long. 91°-91° 30'. 

Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Sept. 1903. 
New York, Gloyersville quadrangle, lat. 43°-13° 15', long. 74° 15'-74° 30'. 

Scale 1 : (32,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Aug. 1903. 
Xew York, Kaaterskill quadrangle, lat. 42°-42° 15', long. 74°-74° 15'. 

Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Sept. 1903. 
:sew York, Lassellsville quadrangle, lat. 43°-43° 15', long. 74° 30'-74° 45'. 

Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Sept. 1903. 
Xew York, Xewburg quadrangle, lat. 41° 30'-41° 45', long. 74°-74° 15'. 

Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Sept. 1903. 
Xew York, Phoenicia quadrangle, lat. 42°-42° 15', long. 74° 15'-74° 30'. 

Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Aug. 1903. 
Ohio, Findlav quadrangle, lat. 41°-41° 15', long. 83° 30'-83° 45'. Scale 

1 : 62,500", contour interval 10 ft. Edition of Aug. 1903. 
Ohio, ^Hassillon quadrangle, lat. 40° 45'-ll°, long. 81° 30'-81° 45'. Scale 

1 : 62,500, contour interyal 20 ft. Edition of Aug. 1903. 
Washington, Snoqualmie quadrangle, lat. 47°-47° 30', long. 121°-121° 

30'. Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Sept. 1903. 



370 September, 1903 



HYDROGRAX'HY DIVISION 



Note. — Hereafter the publications of tlie Hj-flrography Division will be entered 
under the Geological Survey. 

GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR INSANE 

Intracranial tumors antong insane, study of 29 intracranial tumors 
found in 1642 autopsies in cases of mental disease; by I. W. Black- 
burn. 1908. 95 pp. 71 pi. 

HOWARD UNIVERSITY 

Report of president, 1903. 1903. 17 pp. 1 pi. 

INDIAN COMMISSIONERS 

[34th] annual report of board [witii Report of purchasing committee of 
board], 1902. 1903. 34 pp. map, 1 tab. 

LAND OFFICE, GENERAL 

Ceded Chippewa pine lands, Minn., instructions, description, and esti- 
mates for sale of 95 per cent of merchantable pine timber [on Cass 
Lake and Chippewa of the Mississippi reservations] , and rules and 
regulations for selling and scaling of timl)er, act of Jan. 14, 1889, as 
amended by act of June 27, 1902." Aug. 29, 1903. 105 pp. 

Ceded Chippewa pine lands, Minn., instructions, description, and esti- 
mates for sale of pine timber on Leech Lake and parts of Chippewa 
of the Mississippi and Winnibigoshish reservations, and rules and 
regulations for selling and removal of timber, act of Jan. 14, 1889, as 
amended bv act of June 27, 1902. Mav 29, 1903 [reprinted Aug. 29, 
1903]. 84 +[2] pp. 

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 15.00. 
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 110.00 per volume. The Rules of Practice 
and pamphlet Patent Laws are furnished free. The Patent Office issues coupon 
orders In packages of 20 at 8100 per package, or in books containing 100 coupons 
at 15.00 per book. One coupon will procureaspecification with drawings, and two 
coupons a copy of the Official Gazette. They are good until used. Address Chief 
Clerk, Patent Oflfice. 

Alphabetical Hsts of patentees and inventions for Mar. and Apr. 1903. 

197 pp. large 8" [Bimonthly. Index to v. 103 of Official Gazette.] 
Official Gazette, Sept. 1-29, 1903; v. 106, nos. 1-5. 1903. 1-1242 + [cxiv] 

pp. il. large 8" [Weekly.] Paper, 10c single copy, $5.00 a yr 

Note.— Contains the patents, trade-marks, designs, and labels issued each week; 

al.so decisions of the Commissioner of Patents and of United States courts in 

patent cases. 

Same, [title-page, errata, index to decisions, etc., to] v. 103. 1903. 

[vii] + xvi pp. large 8" 
Report of commissioner to Secretary of Interior, 1903. 1903. 6 pp. 
Supplementary list of attorneys registered in office since Jan. 2, 1903. 

July 1, 1903. 9 pp. 

PENSION BUREAU 

Annual report of commissioner, 1903. 1903. 109 pp. 



September, 1903 371 



Navy Department 

EQUIPMENT BUREAU 

Catalogue of ship'.* and crew's libraries of U. S. S. Abaren<la. Aug. 

1903. 14 pp. 12° 
Catalogue of ship's and cfew's liliraries of V. S. R. S. Lancaster. Sept. 

1903. 36 pp. 12« 
Catalogue of ship's and crew's liliraries of U. S. S. Lawton. Sept. 1903. 

31 pp. 12° 
Catalogue of ship's and crew's libraries of U. S. S. Petrel. Aug. 1903. 

14 pp. 12° 

HVDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 

Note.— The Charts, Sailing Directions, etc., of the Hydrographie 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 Hydrographie Bulletin 
and Notice to Mariners are supplied free on application at the Hydrographie 
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. 

Charts 

Honshu, Bavs and anchorages on east coast of, .Japan, from Japanese 
surveys" in 1897 and 1899; chart 2112. Sept. 190.3. 29.2X27.3 
in. ■ 30c 

Hirakata Wan. Scale 1000 yds. = 4.6.5 in. ~.S .. 8.1 in. 
Inuboe Zaki. Scale naut. m. = 1.9G in. 21.4 x 18.6 in. 
Kobama Hakuchi. Scale 1000 vds. = 2.9.5 in. 7.8 •; 9.4 in. 
Naka Minato. Scale 1000 vds. = 3.76 in. 7.8 x 9.8 in. 
Nakanosaku Hakuchi. Scale 500 vds.= 2.38 in. 8.6 x 6.3 in. 
Ose Hakuchi. Scale 1000 yds. = 4.78 in. 6 x 8.7 in. 
Uchiura Wan. Scale naut. m.= 5.95 in. 15.4 < 8.7 in. 

Loog, Port, [or] Port Luk, Tablas Island, P. I., surveyed by Spanish 
Philippine Hvdc. Coniniission, 1853; chart 1718. Scale naut. n\.= 
1.9 in. Sept."l903. 16 X 11.9 in. 10c 

Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Oct. 1903; chart 1401. Scale 1° long. 
= 0.2 in. Sept. 5 [1903]. 20.7 X 35.3 in. [Monthly.] lOc 

Note. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc.. forecast of wind and 
weather: storm tracks: charts published, etc., Aug. 1-31, 1903: proposed pilot 
charts of south Atlantic and south Pacific Ocean: typhoonsin east Asiatic waters; 
equator crossings in Atlantic Ocean: fishing bank.s. 

Sulu or Mindoro Sea, Eastern part of, P. 1., from Spanish surveys to 
1871, with corrections to 1883, and [from survey] by H. M. S. Fly- 
ing Fish, 1886, .«cale 1° lat. = 5.9 in. ; with inset, Cuyo I. Anchorage, 
surveyed bv H. M. S. Flving Fish, 1886, scale naut. m. = 0.2o in.; 
chart"l730. " Aug. 1903. "28 X 40.3 and 4.3 X 3.5 in. 30c 

NAUTICAL ALMANAC OFFICE 

Note.— The American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, in cloth, the .Ameri- 
can Nautical Almanac and the Pacific Coaster's Nautical Almanac, in paper, are 
sold by the Bureau of Equipment for 81.00. 30c, and 1.5c, respectively. The A.stro- 
nomical papers prepared for use of the American Ephemeris and Nautical .\lmanae 
are soM at cost. The Bureau has no agents for the sale of these publi<'ations, and 
application should be made to the Bureau of Eiiuipment, Navy Department, 
direct. 

American Nautical Almanac for 1904. 2d edition. 1903. viii + 272 
pp. 2 il. 

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU 

Memoranda for information of officers of Pav Corps 31; Sept. 1, 1903. 
p. 241-244, 12° 

160— No, 105- 03 2 



372 September, 1903 



Post-Office Department 

Advertisement inviting proposals for carrying mails in screen wagons at 
cities and towns named in North Carolina, Sonth Carolina, Georgia, 
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Kentuckv, Jnlv 1, 
1904-June 30, 1908. Sept. 15, 1903. 62 pp. 

Postal convention between United States and Cuba [with protocol]. 
• [Signed Washington, June 16, Aug. 19, 1903, approved Aug. 21, 
Sept. 4, 1903.] 12 pp. [English and Spanish.] 

United States Official Postal Guide, 2d series, v. 25, no. 9; Sept. 1903. 
Philadelphia. 84 pp. 12° [Monthly.] Paper, $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. 



State Department 



Note.— The State Department distributes its publications gratuitously. Re- 
quests for Consular Reports should hereafter be made to the Department of Com- 
merce and Labor. For sale of laws see page 358. 

A new bureau, to be known as the Bureau of Trade Relations, was organized in 
the State Department July 1, 1903, under sec. 11 of act to establish the Department 
of Commerce and Labor. 

Diplomatic and consular service of United States; correi'ted to Sept. 14, 

1903. 60 pp. 
Diplomatic list, Sept. 1903. 14 pp. 24" [Monthly.] 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

Note. — This Bureau sells its.own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc.. at prices 
usually ranging from .5c to 7.5c. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

Monthly bulletin, Sept. 1903; whole no. 120, v. 15, no. 3. 1903. p. 583- 
838. (H. doc. 310, pt. 9.) [Contains articles in Spanish, English, 
Portuguese, and French.] Paper, 25c single copy, $2.00 a yr 

Contents: 

[Acre question.] Communication from Bolivian Legation. 

Additions to Columbus Memorial Library. Aug. [1903]. 

Argentina. Foreign commerce, first half of 1903; budget for 1904: growing im- 
portance of .\rgentine corn crop; port movements in May, 1903; new steamship 
service with Great Britain: shipment of merchandise: commerce in furs; .sheep 
farming in Republic: new bankruptcy law [promulgated at Buenos Ayres, 
Dec. 30, 1902], continued. 

Bolivia. Concession establishing line of steamers on Lake Titicaca: circulation 
of treasury scrip in Territory of Colonias and Department of Beni. 

Book notes. 

Brazil. Budget for 1904; export statistics, first quarter of 1903; coffee movement 
in 1902-3; movements of port of Santo.s. 1902-3; foreign coffee notes; immigra- 
tion for State of Sao Paulo for June; exportation of cacao; dispute over Acre; 
miscellaneous notes. 

Chile. Customs .statistics, first half of 1903; tax on vehicles; notes. 

Colombia. Effects of new tariff. 

Copper production. World's. 

Costa Rica. Convention for exchange of money orders with United States; bud- 
get for fiscal year 1903-4; notes. 

Cuba. Statistics for first quarter of 1903: customs receipts, flr.st quarter of 1903: 
tariff on domestic animals. 

Ecuador. Gold mining and milling. 

Guatemala. Decree regulating issue of bank notes: amendment to constitution. 

Haiti. Exports of coffee pickings. 

Latin America, Trade opportiuiities in. 

Mexico. Foreign commerce in May. 1903; customs receipts. July. 1903; federal 
revenues; trade-marks and patents; electric-light concession; trade statistics: 
Mexican linaloe; exports of silver dollars; extension of steamship service: 
mineral production in 1902; financial statistics: exports to United States; Mexican 
guano; notes. 



September, l[)OS 373 

Monthh' bulletin — Continued. 

Contcnf)y — Continued. 

Nicaragua. Treaty of amity and commerce with Mexico. 

Paraguay. Commercial conditions in 1902; Cosme colony; increased export facil- 
ities; notes. 

Periodicals and newspapers on file. 

Peru. Exports of products from Salaverry and Huanchaeo in 1902; salt; gold. 

Rubber trade. Industrial notes of. 

Salvador. Change in con.sular invoices. 

South American trade. Foreign competition in. 

I'nited States. Trade with Latin America; foreign commerce in July, 1903; con- 
sular trade reports; financial statement, Sept. 1, 1903; coffee importation; ship- 
building during 1903; results of nitrate of soda experiments: imports of sugar; 
notes. 

Uruguay. Port movements in May. 1903; foreign commerce, first quarter of 1903: 
notes.' 

Venezuela. Exports from Puerto Cabello, first half of 1903; trade between Trini- 
dad and the Orinoco; public debt; agricultural museum in Agrarian Institute. 

FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Note. — Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department and con- 
solidated with the Statistics Bureau, transferred from the Treasury Department. 
The bureau so formed is called the Statistics Bureau. See page 367. 

IXTERNATIOXAL PRISON C0:MMISSI0N 

Modern prison systems, their organization and regulation in various 
countries of Europe and America; l)v Charles Richmond Hender- 
son. 1903. xxxvi + 319pp. (H. doc. 452.) 

ROLLS AND LIBRARY BUREAU 

Calendar of correspondence of Thomas Jefferson; pt. 3, supplementary. 
June, 1903. iii + 270 pp. large 8» (Bulletin 10.) 

Contentii: 
Letters from Jefferson. 
to Jefferson. 



Treasury Department 

Bonds of United States. Redemption of 5 per cent loan of 1904. Sept. 
23, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 109, 1903.) 

To holders of United States 4 per cent consols of 1907, acts of Julv 

14, 1870, and Jan. 20, 1871, and 3 per cent bonds of 1908, act of June 
13, 1898. Sept. 23, 1903. 3 pp. 4° (Dept. circular 108, 1903.) 

Customs Service. Additional duties [on property seized for underyalua- 
tion]. Sept. 14, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 103, 1903; Division 
of Customs. ) 

Extension of courtesies to persons arriving from foreign countries. 

Sept. 17, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 104, 1903; Division of Cus- 
toms. ) 

Instructions to inspectors and storekeepers handling goods by im- 
mediate transportation entry. Sept. 18, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. cir- 
cular 106, 1903; Division of Customs.) 

Employees. Appointment of unskilled laborers under Deiiartment [in 
District of Columbia, regulations]. Sept. 19, 1903. 3 pp. 4" (Dept. 
circular 107, 1903; Division of Appointments. ) 

Game. Regulations for protection of game in Alaska [Biological Survey 
Division circular 39]. Sept. 2, 1903. 4 pp. 4" (Dept. circular 99, 
1903; Division of Customs. ) 

Storekeepers in bonded warehouse. Sept. 8, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. cir- 
cular 100, 1903; Division of Cu.«toms. ) 



374 September, 1908 

Sugar. Reirulations for identification of imported sugars subject to 
countervailing duties under sec. 5 of act of 1897. Sept. 17, 1903. 
1 p. 4" ( Dejtt. circular 105, 190.3; Division of Customs.) 

Telegraph. Government rates for telegraphing [1904, order of Post- 
master-General]. Sei)t. 10, 1903. 10 pp. 1 tab. 4" (Dept. circular 
101, 1903; Division of Mail and Files.) 

Treasury decisions under tariff, internal revenue, and other laws, 
weekly, v. 6, nos. 3(5-39; Sept. 3-24, 1903. [Department decisions 
numbered 24640-677 including general appraisers' decisions 5412-23, 
and internal revenue decisions 692-699.] 

APPRAISERS 

Rea])praisements of merchandise bv general appraisers [on Aug. 26- 
Sept. 23, 1903]; Sept. 8-28, 1903. 4" ( Reappraisement circulars 
992-1000; Division of Customs. ) [Weekly.] 

AUDITOR FOR ^WVY DEPARTMENT 

Annual report, 1903. 1903. 16 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2332.) 

AUDITOR FOR TREASURY DEPARTMENT 

Requiring report of seizures disposed of to be made on cat. 58 and dis- 
continuing cat. 235. Sept. 11, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Treasurv Dept. Dept. 
circular 102, 1903. ) 

BOOKKEEPING AND WARRANTS DIVISION 

Combined statement of receipts and disbursements, ajiparent and actual, 
of United States, 1903. 72 pp. 4" 

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 

Note. — Transferred .luly 1, 1903, to Commerce- and Labor Department. See 
page 367. 

The Charts, Coast Pilots, and Tide Tables of the Coa.st and Geodetic Survey 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 Mari- 
ners may be had free at these agencies, at all United States custom-houses, at the 
branch hydrographic ofiices of the Navy Department, at United States consulates 
in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coast Survey. 

Charts 

Palapag, Port, and Laguan Bay, Samar, north coast, from Spanish survey 
in 1792 [and] from survevs bv U. S. Armv, 1902 and 1903; chart 
4449. Scale 1:50,000. Manila^ Apr. 1903. * 29.7 X 20.4 in. 30c 

GOVERNMENT ACTUARY" 

Market prices and investment values of outstanding securities [Aug. 
1903]. Sept. 1,1903. 2 pp. 4° (Treasury Dept. Dept. circular 98, 
1903. ) 

IMMIGRATION BUREAU 

Note. — Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. See 
page 367. 

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE 

Assessment of legacy tax on remainder interests under revenue act of 
June 13, 1898. Sept. 14, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Circular 646.) 

Modifying existing regulations and authorizing putting up of packages of 
cavendish, plug, twist, and leaf tobacco in less quantities than 1 
pound, and stamping and labeling same. Sept. 23, 1903. 1 p. 4° 
([Circular] 648; Treasury Dept., Dept. circular 110, 1903.) 



►September, 11»03 375 

Refilling: with i^piriti^ bottles previously used for bottliuor sjiirits iu bond 
without destroying stamps. Sept. 19, 190o. 1 p. 4" (Circular 647.) 

lktHT-house board 

NuTE. — Tninsferri.'(l July 1. 1903. to Commerce and Labor Department. .See 
page 367. 

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 lighthoase districts, the 
United States custom-houses, the Hydrographic Office and its branches, and the 
siiles agents of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 

List of lights and fog signals on Atlantic and Gulf coasts of Cnited States; 
corret'ted to June 30, 1903. 1903. 235 — viii pp. 26 pi. map, large 8" 

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS 

Note.— Transferred .July 1, 1903. to Commerce and Labor Department. 

Annual report of director. 1903. 1903. 16 pp. 4" (Treas. Dept. doc. 
' 2328. ) 

PUBLIC HEALTH AND MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Annual report of supervising surgeon-general of Marine- Hospital Service, 
1901. [1903.] 652 pp. il. 17 pi. map. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2322.) 

Note. — Includes the following contributed articles and appendi.xes: 
Appendiceal abscess, operation, recovery: by R. C. Craig. 
Appendicitis, Case of. with operation, recoverv; by R. C. Craig. 

by R. C. Craig. 

Clinics, .surgical. Observations of: by G. T. Vaughan. 

Icteroides. bacillus, in blofni of patients suffering from diseases other than yellow 

fever in District of Columbia, Report of results obtained in search for; by D. H. 

Currie. 
United States Marine-Hospital Service: by M. J. Rosenau. 
Water supplies. Filtration of [comparison of slow sand and mechanical processes] ; 

by H. D. Geddings. 

Geographic distribution of yellow-fever mosquitoes, and importance of 
accurate knowledge concerning all mosquitoes of United States. 
Sept. 30, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Trea.sury Dept. Dept. circular 111, 1903.) 

Public Health Reports, v. IS, nos. 35 supplement, 36-39; Aug. 28-Sept. 
25,1903. 1903. [xvi] -10- 1457-1629 pp. [Weekly.] 

Note.— This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as reported by the officers of the Public Health and Marine 
Hospital Sen-ice and others, is "for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is lim- 
ited, and the document is intended only for health officers and other persons 
Interested in sanitary affairs To obtain it application should be made to the 
Surgeon-General of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, Treasury 
Department. Supplement to no. rii is Precis on fly and mosquito as carriers of 
disease: by H. D. Geddings. 

Same, index to v. 18 [pt. 1], Jan. -.June, 1903. xxix pp. 
Regulations for government of service. Aug. 12, 1903. 172 pp. 1 il. 
(Treas. Dept. doc. 2.327.) 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

XoTE.— Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. See 
page 367. 

Colonial administration, 1800-1900, methods of government and devel- 
opment adopted by principal colonizing nations in their control of 
tropical and other colonies and dependencies, with statistical state- 
ments of area, population, commerce, revenue, etc., of each of the 
world's colonies, including bibliography of colonies and colonization 
prepared bv Librarv of Congress; from Summary of Conniierce and 
Finance, Mar. 1903". 1903. iii — 2557-3005 pp. 2 maps, 4" 



376 September, 1903 

War Department 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL 

Army liyt and directory, officers of Ariuv, Sept. 20, 1908; [no.] 46. 

72 pp. 
Military commands and posts, with post-offices, telegraph stations, and 

nearest railroad stations or boat landings. [Sept. 1, 1903.] fi pp. 

MILITARY ACADEMY 

Annual report of board of visitors, 1903. 1903. 32 pp. 30 pi. 

ARMY 

GENERAL SERVICE AND STAFF COLLEGE 

Formerly Infantry and Cavalry School 

Annual report [of commandant, with reports of secretary and instruc- 
tors], 1903. [Fort Leavenworth, Kans.] 1903. [3] + 62 pp. 12" 

MILITARY DEPARTMENTS AND DIVISIONS 

East. Annual report of Adna R. Chaffee, commanding Department of the 
East [1903]. Governor's Island, N. Y., 1903. 13 pp. 12" 

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT 

NORTHERN AND NORTHWESTERN LAKES SURVEY 

Note. — Lake Survey charts may be obtained of Major W. L. Fisk, Office U. S. 
Lake Survey, Detroit, Mich, They will be sent by express, the express charges to 
be paid by the purchaser on receipt of the 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. The bulletins and supplements of the 
Lake Survey may be obtained free upon application at the Office U. S. Lake Sur- 
vey, Detroit, Mich., and at the engineer offtces in Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago, 
Grand Rapids, Cleveland, Buffalo, and Oswego. 

Supplement 5, 1903, corrections and additions to bulletin 13, a. Lake 
Superior and St. Marys River; b. Lake Michigan and Green Bay; 
c, Lake Huron, St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair, Detroit River; d. 
Lake Erie and Niagara River to Niagara Falls; e, Niagara River 
below Niagara Falls, Lake Ontario, St. Lawrence River: to supple- 
ment information given upon charts of Great Lakes. .Sept. 21 , 1903. 
15 pp. map, 4° 

Charts 

Michigan, Lake, North end of, including Beaver Island group, scale 
1: 120,000; with inset, Manistique Harbor, scale 1: 16,000. Sept. 11, 
1903. 23 X 35.9 and 7 X 5.2 in. 15c 

INSULAR AFFAIRS BUREAU 

Monthly summary of commerce of Philippine Islands, May, 1903; no. 11, 

series 1902-03. p. 1301-1423, 4° 
Proposed railway lines in Luzon; report of J. T. Norton. July, 1903. 

11 pp. 15 pi. map. (War Dept. doc. 206.) 

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 
Scheme of instruction for detachments of Hospital Corps. [1903.] 18 

^^" ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 

PROVING GROUND, SANDY HOOK 

Catalogue of condemned ordnance and ordnance stores for sale at prov- 
ing ground, Oct. 22, 1903. 14 pp. 4" 



September, 1903 377 

WATERTOWX ARSENAI, 

Report of tests of metals and other materials fur industrial purposes 
made with United States testing machine at arsenal, 1902. Jan. 29, 
1903. 595 pp. il. 108 pi. (H. doc. 335.) *Paper, $1.25 

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 

Official Gazette, v. 1, nos. 45-49; Julv 15-Auo:. 12, 1903. Manila, 
p. 485-613, 4° [Weekly.] 

Same.. Spanish, p. 485-614, 4" 

Note. — The Official Gazette will be furnished to .subscribers, free of postage, at 
the rate of 15c single copy, Sti.OO a yr. Send remittances by postal money order or 
registered letter to Max L. McCollough, editor Official Gazette, Manila, P. I. 

Public laws and resolutions passed bv Philippine Commission during 
quarter ending May 31, 1903. Manila, 1903. v. 11, xvi + 250 pp. 

Same, Spanish. Manila, 1903. v. 11, xvi-r242pp. 

XoTE. — By order of the Philippine Commission the quarterly publication of 
Public laws and resolutions jiassed by commission, beginning with v. 9 for quarter 
ending Nov. .30, 1902, will be issued in 2 pamphlets, one English and one Spanish, 
for sale by the secretary of the commission, beginning with v. 9, at SI. 00 Me.'cican 
each. The preceding quarterly volumes, both languages included, are for sale 
by the secretary of the commission at $1..50 Mexican per volume. 

ACiRICVLTURE, BUREAT OF 

Report on introduction and distribution of seeds and plants by bureau; 
by William S. Lyon. Manila, 1903. 18 pp. 3 pi. (Farmers' bul- 
letin 7. ) 

CIVIL SERVICE BOARD 

2d annual report for year ended Sept. 30, 1902 [with appendix]. Manila, 
1903. 83 pp. 

EXPOSITION BOARD 

Sogo iiga ika 514 liga nagapatukud sang junta sang exposicion, sulat iiga 
circular sang Gobernador iiga si Taft, liiga pahibalo kag mga pag- 
tudlo, pagpatikang kag pagl)inahin-b;ihin sa exposicion Filipina 
didto sa exposicion, iiga nagapahanumdum sang pagbakal sang 
Luisiana, iiga pagatiikurun sa San Luis, 1904, ang exposicion iiga 
pamunu iiga igapahamtam sa ^Manila sa tu ig iiga 1903, ang museo 
sang rngapatubas sa Filipinas iiga ihamtang sa capital sini iiga archi- 
pielago. ]Manila, 1903. 142 pp. 6 il. [This is the same, in one of 
the Visayan dialects, as the Spanish edition of Act 514 creating 
Philippine Exposition Board, etc., for which see Catalogue for Mar. 
1903, page 207. This same publication has been issued in another 
of the Visavan dialects, for which see Catalogue for June, 1903, page 
295.] 

GOVERX.MEXT LABORATORIES BUREAU 

Preliminary report on study of rinderpest of cattle and carabaos in Phil- 
ippine Islands; bv James W. Jobling. Manila, 1903. 22 pp. 2 il. 
1 pi. ( [Publication] 4.) 

Same, Spanish. Manila, 1903. 23 pp. 2 il. 1 pi. ([Publication] 4.) 
SOLDIERS' HOME, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 

Annual report of commissioners [with reports of officers of home] and 
report of annual inspection bv inspector-general of Arinv, 1903. 
1903. 34 pp. 



378 September, 1903 



Smithsonian Institution 

AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION 

Business t-orporations. American V)usines.s corporations before 1789, 
by Simeon E. Baldwin; from report, 1902, v. 1. 1903. p. 253-274. 

Colonies. Neglected point of view in American colonial history, colo- 
nies as dependencies of Great Britain, bv William MacDonald; from 
report, 1802, V. 1. 1903. p. 169-178. 

Declaration of lndej)endence. Antecedents of Declaration of Independ- 
ence, bv James Sullivan, with discussion by William A. Dunning; 
from report, 1902, v. 1. 1903. p. (35-85. 

Federal Convention of 1787. Studies in history of convention, by John 
Franklin Jameson; from report, 1902, v. 1. 1903. p. 87-167. 

Freemasonry. Antimasonic party, study of political antimasonry in 

United States, 1827-40 [with bibliography], by Charles McCarthy; 

from report, 1902, v. 1. 1903. p. 365-574, il. 
French parliaments, bv James Breck Perkins; from report, 1902, v. 1. 

1903. p. 179-190.' 
History. Subordination in historical treatment, bv Alfred Thaver Ma- 

han; from report, 1902, v. 1. 1903. p. 47-63" 
Indiana. Partv iiolitics in Indiana during Civil War, bv James Albert 

Woodburn- from report, 1902, v. 1. 1903. p. 223-251. 
Interoceanic canal. National canal policy, by Lindley M. Keasbey; 

from report, 1902, v. 1. 1903. p. 275-288. 
Neutralization features of Hay-Pauncefote treaty, bv John H. La- 

tane; from report, 1902, v. 1. 1903. p. 289-303." 
Suez and Panama, a parallel, by Theodore S. AVoolsev; from re- 
port, 1902, V. 1. 1903. p. 305-311. 
Mexico. Reasons for withdrawal of French from Mexico, l)y Clyde 

Augustus Duuiway; from report, 1902, v. 1. 1903. p. 313-328." 
Public Archives Commission. Report of commission; from report, 1902, 

v. 1. 1903. p. 329-363. 

Contents: 

Archives of Oregon, Report on. 
Bexar archives [of Texas], Report on. 
Public Archives Commission, Report of. 

Publications. lAst of publications of American Historical Association, 
1885-1902, and American Society of Church History, 1888-97, con- 
tents of American Historical Review, 1895-1902 [with index], l:)v 
A. Howard Clark; from report, 1902, v. 1. 1903. p. 575-639. 

Report. Annual report, 1902. 1903. 2 v. 648 + 527 pp. il. (H. doc. 
461[2pts.].) *Paper, 60c 

Note. — The 17 articles composing v. 1 have been pnblishod also in separate pam- 
phlets, each of which is entered in this catalogue. Volume 2 is Oth report of His- 
torical Manuscripts Commission, with Diary and correspondence of Salmon P. 
Chase. 

Report of proceedings of 18th annual meeting of association, Phil- 
adelphia, Pa., Dec. 26-30, 1902, by Charles H. Haskins; from report, 
1902, V. 1. 1903. p. 17-45. 

Switzerland. Municipal problems in media'val Switzerland, by John 
Martin Vincent; from report, 1902, v. 1. 1903. p. 211-221. 

Weaving. Art of weaving, handmaid of civilization, by William B. 
Weeden; from report, 1902, v. 1. 1903. p. 191-210. 



Septemher, 1903 379 

national museum 

Note. —The publications of the National Museum ooniprise bulletins, anni al 
reports, and an annual volume of Proceedings. The annual report is included in 
the Congres-sional 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 application to the Museum, until the supply is exhausted. 

Anthropoloj;y. C'las8ilication and arraii^rement of exhibits of anthro- 

poloofioal mu^etiin, ])v William Henrv Holmes; frcim report, 1901. 

1903. p. 253-278, 10 "il. 
Report on department of anthropolojry, 1901, by William II. 

Holmes; from report, 1901, 1903. p. 51-61. 
Same, 1902, by William H. Holmes; from report, 1902. 1903. 

p. 53-5S. 

Archeological field work in northeastern Arizona, Museum-Gates expe- 
dition of 1901, by Walter Houjjfh; from report, 1901. 1903. 279- 

358 — vii pp. 96 pi. 5 maps. 
Biology. Report on department of l)ioloirv, 1901. bv Frederick W, 

True; from report, 1901. U03. p. 63-80. 
Same, 1902, bv Frederick W. True; from report. 1902. 1903. 

p. 59-76. 
Flint implements and fos.sil renuiins from sidphurspringat Afton, Ind.T., 

l)v AVilliam Henrv Holmes; from report, 1901. 1903. p. 233-252, 

26 pi. 
(4eologv. Report on department of geologv, 1901, 1)V (ieorge P. ^ler- 

rill; from report, 1901. 1903. p. 81-91." 

Same, 1 902, by George P. Merrill ; from report, 1902. 1 903. p. 77-84. 

Indians. Narrative of visit to Indian tribes of Purns River, Brazil, bv 

Joseph Beal Steere; from report. 1901. 1903. p. 359-393-;- [6] ]". 

15 il. 9 pi. 
Pan-American Exposition. Report on exhibit of museum at exposition, 

Buffalo, N. Y., 1901, bv Frederick W. True, William H. Holmes, 
- and George P. Merrill; from report, 1901. 1903. p. 177-231, 72 pi. 

Contentg: 

Anthropology, department of. Exhibit of; by \V. H. Holmes. 
Biology, department of. Exhibit of: by F. \V. True. 
Geology, department of. Exhibit made by: by G. P. Merrill. 
Summary; by F. W. True. 

Report, 1901. 1903. xvi-L452 ppH- [6J 1. 25 il. 203 pi. 5 maps. 
(Smithsonian Institution, annual report [pt. 2; publication 1368]; 
H. doe. 707, pt. 2, o7th Cong. 1st sess. ) *Cloth, 81.40 

Note. — The scientific papers and administrative reports composing this volume 
have been published also in separate pamphlets, each of which is entered in this 
catalogue. 

Report upon condition and progress of museum, 1901, by Richard Rath- 
bun; from report, 1901. 1903. p. 1-174. [Includes reports of head 
curators, which are also published separately and appear in this 
catalogue.] 

Same, 1902, by Richard Rathbun; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 1-168. 

Various Bureaus 

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 

Note. — The Commission furnishes its publications gratuitously to those who 
apply for them. 

Civil service act, rules, and regulations. Sept. 1, 1903. 85 pj). 
Instructions to members of local bf>ards of examiners and information 
for nominating and appointing officers. Aug. 1903. 18 i)p 



380 September, 1903 

fish commission 

Note.— Transiorred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department under the 
name of Fisheries Bureau". See page 367. 
The Bureau supplies gratuitously those of its publications whici are in print. 

Bacteria. More complete description of bacterium truttse, by M. C. 

Marsh; from Bulletin, 1902. 1903. p. 411-415, 2 pi. large 8» 
Bass. Common names of basses and sun-fishes [with bibliography], bv 

Hugh M. Smith; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 353-366. 
Birds of Lavsan and Leeward islands, Hawaiian group, bv Walter K. 

Fisher; 'from Bulletin, 1903. 1903. p. 1-39, 5 il. 10 pi. large 8° 
Dredging. Records of dredging and other collecting .stations of Fish 

Commission steamer All)atross in 1901 and 1902; from report, 1902. 

1903. p. 397-432. 
Hawaii. Report on collections of fishes made in Hawaiian Islands, with 

descriptions of new species, by Oliver P. Jenkins; from Bulletin, 

1902. Sept. 23, 1903. p. 417-511, 50 il. 4 pi. large 8" 

Isopods collected at Hawaiian Islands by Fish Commission steamer 
Albatross [with bibliography], bv Harriet Richardson; from Bulle- 
tin, 1903. Sept. 17, 1903. p. 47-54, 8il. large 8° 

Porjioise. Notes on porpoise of genus prodelphinus from Hawaiian 
Islands, by Frederick W. True; from Bulletin, 1903. 1903. p. 41-45, 
2 pi. large 8° 

Porto Rico. Fisheries and fish trade of Porto Rico in 1902, by William 
A. Wilcox; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 367-395. 

Sponge fishery of Florida in 1900, by John N. Cobb; from report, 1902. 

1903. p. "161 -175, 4 pi. 

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 

DOCUMENTS OFFICE 

Catalogue of United States Public Documents, monthly, no. 104; Aug. 
1903. 1903. 331-354 + xi pp. 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 

List of Lincolniana in library; by George Thomas Ritchie. 1903. 75 
pp. large 8" *Cloth, 45e 

( 'ontents: 

Writings of Abraham Lineoln. 
relating t(i Abraham Lincoln. 

Publications. July 1, 1903. 4 pp. large 8° 

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 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 J5.00 per year of 62 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 copv- 
i-ight law: whole nos. 635-638; Sept. 3-24, 1903. 1903. 641-955 + 
[xxxi] pp. [Weekly.] Paper, |5.00 a yr 



Shipments to Depositories 

During the Month of September, 1903 



Note.— Shipment numbers run from 1 to 49, inclusive, and then begin again with 1. 
SJiipinent 1 

^'omptroller of TreatJury (Treasury Department). Decisions, v. 9, 1903, 
containing decisions bv Robert J. Tracewell and Leander P. Mitch- 
ell. 1903. xiii+919pp. 8" 

^ Dairy Division (Animal Industry Bureau, Department of Agriculture), 
^lilk supply of 200 cities and towns; by Henry E. Alvord and R. A. 
Pearson. 1903. 210 pp. 8° (Animal Industry Bureau. Bulletin 46.) 

^ Experiment Stations Office ( Department of Agriculture). List of State 
directors of farmers' institutes and farmers' institute lecturers of 
United States; by John Hamilton. 1903. 23 pp. 8" (Circular 51.) 
[Interleaved.] 
Navigation Bureau (Navy Department). List and station of commis- 
sioned and warrant officers of Navv and Marine Corps on active list, 
and officers on retired list on active duty, Julv 1, 1903. 1903. 131 
pp. 8" 

i^ Plant Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Wild rice, its 
uses and propagation; by Edgar Brown and Carl S. Scofield. Aug. 
28, 1903. 24 pp. 7 pi. 8° (Bulletin 50.) 

*^]*ublic Road Inquiries Office (Department of Agriculture). Publica- 
tions of office. Aug. 1, 1903. 10 pp. 8" 

Sldpment 2 

'^National jMuseum (Smithsonian Institution). Proceedings [with bibli- 
ographies]. 1903. V. 26, XV + 1058 pp. il. 69 pi. 8" 

SMpmciU 3 

^"MDongress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 120. No. 
540; Fish Conunission bulletin, v. 20, 1900, pt. 1. (Serial no. 4194.) 

Shipment 4 

^ Agriculture, Department of. Progress of beet-sugar industry in United 
States in 1902. 1903. 221 pp. 65 il. 5 pi. 8« (Report 74.) 

/^Animal Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Takosis, conta- 
gious disease of goats, preliminary report on its nature, cause, and 
prevention [with bibliography] ; by John R. Mohler and Henry J. 
Washburn. 1903. 44 + [2] pp. 5 jil. 8» ( Bulletin 45. ) 

381 



382 September, 1903 

^^iolojrical Survey Divit^ion (Department of Agriculture). Directory of 
State officials and organizations concerned witli protection of birds 
y and game, 1903. Sept. 8, 1903. 12 pp. 8" (Circular 40. ) 

Regulations for protection of game in Alaska. Aug. 22, 1903. 6 

pp. 8° (Circular 39.) 

^<]ntomology Division (Department of Agriculture). Important insecti- 
cides, directions for their prejiaration and use; by C. L. Marlatt. 
Revised edition. Aug. 1903. 46 pp. 6 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 127 
[revision of 19].) 
1/ Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agrii'ulture). Egyptian irri- 
gation, studv of irrigation methods and administration in Egypt; bv 
Clarence T. Johnston. 1903. 100 ])p. 9 il. 18 pi. 7 maps, 8""' (Bul- 
letin 130. ) 

I, Experiment Station Record, v. 14, no. 12; Aug. 1903. 1903. xviii 

4- 1141-1249 pp. 8° 

.y^ — Further investigations among fruitarians at California Agricultural 
Experiment Station, 1901-02; by M. PI Jaffa. 1903. 81 pp. 8° 
(Bulletin 132.) 

U Plant Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Cold storage, with 
special reference to pear and peach; bv (i. Harol<l Powell and S. H. 
Fulton. Sept. 18, 1903. 28 pp. 7 pi. 8° (Bulletin 40.) 

/public Health and Marine Hospital Service (Treasury Dei:)artment) . 
Annual report of supervising surgeon-general of 3Iarine-Hospital 
Service, 1901. [1903.] 652 pp. il. 17 pi. map, Su- 
bpublications Division (Department of Agriculture). Monthly list of 
publications [of Department of Agriculture], Aug. 1903. Aue. 31, 
1903. 4 pp. 8° ( [Pul^lication] 469. ) 

'^ Soils Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Reclamation of alkali land 
at Fresno, Cal. [Sept. 1, 1903.] 9 pp. 8" (Circular 11.) 



No. io6 October, 1903 



CATALOGUK 



United States 



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SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS 

Government Printing Office 



Washington 

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General Information 385 

Congress of United States 387 

Sheep-bound Reserve 387 

President of United States 387 

Agriculture, Department of 387 

Commerce and Labor Department 390 

Interior Department 395 

Justice, Department of 397 

Navy Department 397 



Page 

Post-Office Department 399 

State Department 400 

Treasury Department 401 

War Department 403 

District of Columbia 406 

Smithsonian Institution 406 

Various Bureaus 408 

Shipments to Depositories 411 

Index I 



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Agricultural agric. 

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Appendix app. 

Association assoc. 

Board bd. 

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Congress Cong. 

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General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

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Latitude lat. 

Leaf, leaves 1. 

Library L. 

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Nautical naut. 

Number, numbers no., nos. 

Octavo 80 

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Part, parts pt. , pts. 

Plate, plates pi . 

Portrait, portraits per. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4° 

Railway ry. 

Report rp. 

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Secretary secy. 

Section, sections sec. 

Senate bill S. 

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Senate document S. doc. 

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Society soc. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table, tables tab. 

Thirtytwo-mo 32» 

Treasury Treas. 

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Twentyfour-mo '24" 

University . ; univ. 

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Year yr. 



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is not given, octavo is to be understood. Size of maps is measured from 
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and year, given with Senate and House documents and reports, are the dates 
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Congress to be distributed by him to persons designated by Senators, 
Representatives, or Delegates. 

The Superintendent of Documents will receive documents from libra- 
ries that have them in duplicate, and will redistribute the same to other 
libraries to complete broken sets therein, or to libraries that have no 
Government publications. 

In making application for documents librarians should state clearly 
what is desired, and certify whether the documents asked for are for 
the purpose of making up deficiencies, or the creation of a document 
library. 

In no case will documents be supplied to a library unless it has a per- 
manent organization and, if not a designated depository, the indorse- 
ment of the Representative in Congress from the district in which 
located. 

Documents authorized by law to be distributed to designated deposi- 
tory libraries will be forwarded by registered mail as soon as received 
from the Government Printing Office. A list of documents forwarded 
this month is given herein. 

INDEX 

"The index to the monthly catalogue is cumulative from January to 
June, and from July to November. The December number will con- 
tain an index to the twelve numbers for the year. Persons desiring to 
bind the catalogue at the end of the year should be careful to retain the 
numbers received monthly, as duplicate numbers can not be supplied. 

385 



386 October, 1903 

SALES 

The Superintendent of Documents is authorized to sell at cost any 
public document in his charge the distribution of which is not otherwise 
provided for. Only one copy is permitted to be sold to the same person, 
excepting libraries or schools and Members of Congress. 

Price-lists of documents available for sale by the Superintendent of 
Documents will be supi^lied free on application in person or by mail. 

PRICES 

Documents entered in this catalogue that are for sale by the Superin- 
tendent of Documents are indicated by a (*) preceding the price named. 
The absence of a (*) indicates that application should be made to the 
Department, bureau, or division issuing the document. 

HOW TO REMIT 

Remittances maybe made to the Superintendent of Documents, Union 
Building, Washington, D. C, by j^ostal money order, express order, or 
New York draft. Stamps and personal checks will positively not be 
accepted. Remittances in coin or bills will be at sender's risk. 

Remittances to the Public Printer should be made by postal money 
order, express money order, or draft on New York. Remittances to the 
Geological Survey should be made by money order. The Record and 
Pension Office will receive currency as well as postal money orders if 
the exact amount be sent. 

The Hydrographic Office sells for 50c its "Catalogue of Charts, Plans, 
Sailing Directions, and other Publications." Other Government offices 
which have books, pamphlets, maps, or charts for sale issue price-lists, 
which will be sent free to all applicants. The prices charged are never 
more than cost and 10 per cent added, and frequently much less than 
that. 

All public documents, from whatever Department or bureau they may 
be bought or procured, will be forwarded free of postage to all points 
in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. To other countries regular 
rates of postage are charged, and remittances must be made to include 
such postage. 

WHERE DOCUMENTS . MAY BE OBTAINED 

General directions as to where documents may be procured are given 
in the body of the catalogue. 

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES 

By act of Congress the sale of the Revised Statutes, Statutes at Large, 
and pamphlet laws has been transferred from the State Department to 
the Superintendent of Documents. The following are the prices at 
which the Revised Statutes and the recent Statutes at Large and pam- 
phlet laws are sold. Prices will be furnished on application for Statutes 
at Large and pamphlet laws prior to the 57th Congress: 

Revised Statutes, edition of 1878, sheep $2. 90 

Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 1, edition of 1891, sheep ..... 2.00 

Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, edition of 1901, sheep 2.85 

Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 6, 1895-96, paper 15 

Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 7, 1896-97, jiaper 30 

Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 8, ) 897-99, paper 75 

Revised Statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 9, 1899-1901, pajier 85 

Laws of 1st session, 57th Congress, 1901-02, paper 1. 10 

Laws of 2d session, 57th Congress, 1902-03, paper 80 

Statutes at Large, vol. 32, pt. 1, 57th Congress, 1901-03, sheep... 2.50 
gj-atutes at Large, vol. 32, pt. 2, 57th Congress, 1901-03, sheep ... 2. 25 



Catalogue of Public Documents 

Printed During the Month of October, 1903 



Congress of United States 

Biographical Congressional directory, 1774-1908, Continental Congress- 
57th Congress. 1903. iv r ^>00 pp. large 8" (H. doc. 458, 57th 
Cong. 2d sess. ) [Includes Executive officers, 1789-1903.] 

*Cloth, §1.00; *paper, 90c 

Memorial addresses on James INI. Moody. 1903. 61 pp. 1 por. large 8° 
(H. doc. 460, 57th Cong. 2d sess.) " *Cloth, 35c 

Proceedings upon acceptance of statues of Charles Carroll of Carrollton 
and John Hanson. 1903. Ill pp. 2 pi. large 8'^ (S. doc. 13, 58th 
Cong, special sess.) *Cloth, 35c; *paper, 25c 

SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE 

Note. — 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 and are listed in the notice of Shipments to depositories on 
pages 411-413. The number 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. 

President of United States 

Aquarius forest reserve, proclamation. [Oct. 24, 1903.] 3 pp. t° 
Extraordinary session of Congress, proclamation [convening Congress 

Nov. 9, 1903]. Oct. 20, 1903. 1 p. f" 
Thanksgiving, 1903, proclamation. Oct. 31, 1903. 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. 

[Bureau of Animal Industry] order 46, regulations' for inspection and 
safe transport of animals from United States to foreign countries; 
[with] order 46 [amendment 1], special order regarding attendants 
for animals exported from United States to foreign countries. Oct. 
21, 1899, Nov. 18, 1901 [reissued 1903]. 12 pp. [Order 46 and 
amendment 1 thereto, issued separately in 1899 and 1901, are here 
reissued in a single pamphlet.] 

Same 107 [amendment 14] ; regulations to prevent spread of splenetic 
fever of cattle. Oct. 20, 1903. 1 p. narrow large 8" 

Same 119; removal of quarantine on ruminants and swine in Massachu- 
setts and New Hampshire. Oct. 14, 1903. 1 p. 

387 



388 October, 1903 

animal industry bureau 

19th annual report, 1902. 1908. 651 pp. + [2] 1. il. 60 pi. map. (H. 
doc. 47-J, 57th Cong. 2(.l sess. ) *Cloth, 65c; *paper, 55c 

Contents: 

Agricultural experiment station work, Some; by G. F. Thompson and Jolin 
Roberts. 

Alfalfa versus sorghum for wintering ealves: by E. A. Burnett. 

Animj Is sold and slaughtered on farms in 1899, Value of. 

Beef cattle. Fattening; by R. S. Shaw. 

Butter, creamery, Water content of; by H. E. Alvord. 

Diseases f)f animals. C'diitagious, in foreign countries; by G. F. Thompson. 

Enzootic among cattle caused by bacillus of enteritidis group. Report on [with 
bibliography] ; by J. R. Mohler and J. S. Buckley. 

Foot-and-mouth disease; by D. E. Salmon. 

Hogs, Value of dipping, for lice; by A. T. Peters. 

Horse, American .saddle: by J. B. Castleman. 

Horse feeding: by L. A. Slerrill. 

Imports and exports of animals and animal products; by John Roberts. 
. Lamb feeding: by F. E. Emery. 

Live stock and markets. 

Mai de caderas. South American trypanosomatic disease of domestic animals, 
Voges's description of; by 0. W. Stile.s. 

:\Iilk, ewe's, Quantity and analysis of; by F. B. Mumford. 

Feeding fat into, or effect' of food "upon quality and quantity of milk pro- 
duced; Recent exi)erimental inquiry upon milk secretion, by C. D. Woods; 
Physiology of milk secretion, by A. W. Bitting. 

Miscellaneous information. 

Oleomargarine, oleo oil, and filled cheese. Statistics of, 1900-02; by R, A. Pear.son. 

Pig feeding in Nevada; by R. H. McDowell. 

Poultry and egg industry. Distribution and magnitude of; by G. F. Thomp.son. 

Poultry experiments; by O. M. Watson. 

Protein, Relative value of, in cotton-seed meal, cowpea hay, and wheat bran; by 
A. M. Soule and S. E. Barnes. 

Quarantine station at Athenia [N. J.]. 

Report of chief. 

Rules and regulations of bureau, 1902. 

Sanitary officers. State, having charge of live-stock matters. 

Scab, slieep. Work against, in 1902; by E. B. Jones. 

Scabies in cattle; by R. W, Hickman. 

Sheep, Breeiling experiments with: by F. B. Mumford. 

Welsh mountain; by (;. F. Thompson. 

Sheep ranching in western States: by E. V. Wilcox. 

Steer feeding in winter; by D. O. Nourse. 

Steers, native. Feeding; Tjv A. M. Soule and J. R. Fain. 

Stall feeding of; by H. T. French. 

Takosis, contagious disease of goats, preliminary report on its nature, cause, and 
prevention [with bibliography]; by J. R. Mohler and H. J. Washburn. 

Tubercle bacillus. Duration of life of, in cheese [with bibliography]; by F. C. 
Harrison. 

Tuberculin test of cattle in Great Britain, results of tests made by bureau on cat- 
tle offered for exportation to United States: by D. E. Salmon. 

Tuberculosis, Bovine, and other animal diseases affecting public health [with 
bibliography]; by 1). E. Salmon. 

Wethers, western. Finishing, for early summer market and early winter market; 
by W. J. Kennedy and F. R. Marshall. 

Wool product of United States, 1902. 

Form of hog cholera not caused l^y hog-cholera bacillus. Oct. 1, 1903. 

4 pp. (Circular 41.) 
German meat regulations [translated by Annette M. Dve], with original 

text. 1908." 51 pp. (Bulletin 50.) " *Paper, 5c 

Horseshoeing; l)y John W. Adams. 1903. 31 pp. 18 il. (Farmers' 

bulletin 179.) 

BIOLOGICAL SURVEY DIVISION 

Game laws for 1908, summary of provisions relating to seasons, ship- 
ment, sale, and licenses; bv T. S. Palmer, Henrv Oldys, and R. W. 
Williams, jr. 1903. 56 pp. 5 il. (Farmers' bu'lletin 180.) 

CHEMISTRY BUREAU 

Olive oil and its substitutes; by L. M. Tolman and L. S. Munson. 1903. 
64 pp." 2 pi. ( Bulletin 77.) *Paper, 5c 



October, 1903 389 

extomolouy division 

Peach-tree borer, sannina exitiosa Sav; bv C. L. Marlatt. [Oct. 19, 

1903.] 6 pp. 1 il. (Circular 54. ) ' 
Use of hydrocyanic acid gas for fumigating greenhou.«es and cold frames. 

[Oct. 2, 1903.] 10 pp. 3 il. (Circular 37, revised edition.) 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Experiment Station Record, v. 15, no. 2; Oct. 1903. 1903. viii + 105- 
208 pp. *Paper, 10c single copy, ?1.00 a vol. (12 nos.) 

Note. — >[ainly made up of abstracts of reports and publications on agricultural 
science which have recently appeared in all countries, especially the United States. 
Xo. "2 contains a special article, .\nnual meeting of American Veterinarv Medical 
Association [Ottawa. Canada, Sept. 1-4, 1903]: by E. V. Wilcox. 

Few good books and bulletins on nature study, school gardening, and 
elementary agriculture for common schools; by D. J. Crosby. [Nov. 
13, 1903.]" 4 pp. (Circular 52.) [Issued in Oct. 1903.] " 

Fimctions and uses of food; by C. F. Langworthy. [Oct. 6, 1903.] 10 
pp. ( Circular 46 revised. ) 

List of publications of office on food and nutrition of man. Oct. 15, 
1903. 11 pp. ( [Publication] 238 revised [8th edition]. ) 

List of publications of office on irrigation. Oct. 15, 1903. 7 pp. ( [Pub- 
lication] 358 revised.) 

PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Culture of Central American rubber tree; by 0. F. Cook. Oct. 1, 1903. 
86 pp. 18 pi. (Bidletiu 49.) " *Paper, 25c 

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

List of bulletins and circulars issued by Department of Agriculture and 
available for free distribution; corrected'to Sept. 15, 1903. 31 pp. 
([Publication] 247, 9th edition.) 

Monthly list of pul^lications [of Department of Agriculture], Oct. 1903. 
Oct. 31 , 1903. 4 pp. ( [Publication] 473. ) 

SOILS BUREAU 

4^bbeyille, S. C. Soil survey of Abbeville area, by F. W. Taylor and 
Thomas D. Rice; [from Report on field operations of bureau, 1902]. 
[1903.] p. 273-289, 1 il. 2 maps. 

Arkansas Valley. Soil survey of lower Arkansas Valley, Colo., by 
Macv H. Lapham and party; [from Report on field operations of 
bureau, 1902]. [1903.] p. 729-776, 1 il. 8 pi. 4 maps. 

Clinton County, 111. Soil survey of county, by Jay A. Bonsteel and 
party in cooperation with Illinois Experiment Station; [from Re- 
port on field operations of Ijureau, 1902] . [1903.] p. 491-505, map. 

Columbus, Ohio. Soil survey of Columbus area, by William G. Smith; 
[from Report on field operations of bureau, 1902]. [1903.] p. 403- 
423, map. 

Dubuque, Iowa. Soil survey of Dubuque area, by Elmer O. Fippin; 
[from Report on field operations of bureau, 1902]. [1903.] p. 571- 
592, 1 il. map. 

Grand Forks, N. Dak. Soil survey of Grand Forks area, by Charles A. 

Jensen and N. P. Neill; [from Report on field operations of bureau, 

1902]. [1903.] p. 643-663, 1 il. 2 pi. map. 
Janesville, Wis. Soil survey of Janesyille area, by Jay A. Bonsteel; 

[from Report on field operations of bureau, 1902]. [1903.] p. 549- 

570, 1 il. map. 



390 October, 1903 

Posey County, Ind. Soil survey of county, by Herbert W. Marean; 

[from Report on field operations of bureau, 1902]. [1903.] p. 441- 

463, 1 il. map. 
St. Clair County, 111. Soil survey of county, by George N. Coffey and 

party in cooperation with Illinois Experiment Station; [from Re- 
port on field operations of l^ureau, 1902]. [1903.] p. 507-532, map. 
Salt-marsh. Reclamation of salt marsh lands. Oct. 1903. 10 pp. 

(Circular 8, revised edition. ) 
Tazewell County, 111. Soil survey of county, by Jay A. Bonsteel and 

partv in cooperation with Illinois Experiment Station; [from Re- 

port'on field operations of bureau, 1902]. [1903.] p. 465-489, 1 il. 

map. 
Toledo, Ohio. Soil survey of Toledo area, by William G. Smith; [from 

Report on field operations of bureau, 1902]. [1903.] p. 383-402, 

1 il. map. 
Trenton, N. J. Soil survey of Trenton area, by R. T. Avon Burke and 

Henry J. Wilder; [from Report on field operations of bureau, 1902]. 

[1903'.] p. 163-186, 1 il. map. 
Union County, Ky. Soil survey of county, by Herbert W. Marean; 

[from Report on field operations of bureau, 1902]. [1903.] p. 425- 

440, 1 il. map. 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Note.— For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Monthly Weather Review, v. 31, no. 8; Aug. 1903. Oct. 23, 1903. p. 365- 
406, 8 il. 10 pp. of pi. and maps, 4" Paper, 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 Kica, Climatology of; by H. Pittier. 
Hurricane of Aug. 11, 1903, at Jamaica; by H. H. Cousins. 
Meteorology, Rt'ceiit papers Ixnringon; l)y W. F. H. Phillips. 
Soil temperatures and vegetation: by D. T. MacDougal. 

Sun sjiots, Pericxlicity of, and variations of mean annual temperatures of atmos- 
phere; by Charles Xcu'dniaun. 

and terrestrial atmospheric temperatures, On simtiltaneous variations of; by 

Alfred Angot, translated by K. A. Kdwards. 

Commerce and Labor Department 

Note. — The act to establish the Department of Commerce and Labor, approved 
Feb. 14, 1903 (Stat. L. v. 32, pt. 1, page 82.5), includes the following provisions: 

That there shall be at the seat of government an executive department to be 
known as the Department of Commerce and Labor, and a Secretary of Commerce 
and Labor, who shall be the head thereof. * * * 

Sec. 4. That the following-named oflices, bureaus, divisions, and branches of 
the public service, now and heret()fore under the jurisdiction of the Department 
of the Treasury, and all that pertains to the same, known as the Light-House 
Boarcl, the Light-House Establishment, the Steamboat-Inspection Service, the 
Bureau of Navigation, the United States Shipping Commissioners, tlie National 
Bureau of Standards, the Coast and Geodetic Survey, the Connuissioner-General 
of Immigration, the commissioners of inimigraticm, the Bureau of Immigration, 
the immigration service at large, and the Bureau of Statistics, be, and the same 
hereby are, transferred from the Department of the Treasury to the Department 
of Commerce and Labor, and the same shall hereafter remain under the juris- 
diction and supervision of the last-named Department; and that the Census Office, 
and all that pertains to the .'Jame, be, and the same hereby is, transferred from 
the Department of the Interior to the Department of Commerce and Labor, to 
remain henceforth under the jurisdiction of the latter; that the Department of 
Labor, the Fish Commission, and the Office of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries, 
and all that pertains to the same, be, and the same hereby are, placed under the 
jurisdiction and made a part of the Department of f'ommerce and Labor: that 
the Bureau of Foreign Commerce, now in the Department of State, be, and the 



October, 1903 391 



same hereby is. transferred to the Department of Commerce and Labor and con- 
solidated with and made a part of the Bureau of Statistics, hereinbefore trans- 
ferred from the Department of the Treasury to the Department of Commerce and 
Labor, and the two shall constitute one bureau, to be called the Bureau of Sta- 
tistics, with a chief of the bureau: and that the Secretary of Commerce and Labor 
shall have control of the work of gatherings and distributing statistical informa- 
tion naturally relating to the subjects confided to his Department: and the Sec- 
retary of Commerce and Labor i.« hereby given the power and authority to rear- 
range the statistical work of the bureaus and offices confided to said Department, 
and to consolidate any of the statistical bureaas and offices transferred to said 
Department; and said Secretary shall also have authority to call upon other 
Departments of the Government for statistical dataanrl results obtained by them; 
and said Secretary of Commerce and Labor may collate, arrange, and publish 
such statistical information so obtained in such manner as to him may seem 
wise. * * f 

Sec. 5. That there shall be in the Department of Commerce and Labor a bureau 
to be called the Bureau of Manufactures, and a chief of said bureau. * * * 

Sec. 6. That there shall be in the Department of Commerce and Labor a bureau 
to be called the Bureau of Corporations, and a Commissioner of Corporations who 
shall be the head of said bureau. * * * 

Sec. 7. That the jurisdiction, super\'ision and control now posses.sed and exer- 
cised by the Department of the Treasury over the fur-seal, salmon and other fish- 
eries of Alaska and over the immigration of aliens into the United States, its 
waters, territories and any place subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are hereby 
transferred and vested in the Department of Commerce and Labor. * * * 

Sec. 11. A person, to be designated by the Secretary of State, shall be appointed 
to formulate, under .his direction, for the instruction of consular officers, the 
requests of the Secretary of Commerce and Labor: and to prepare from the dis- 
patches of consular officers, for transmission to the Secretary of Commerce and 
Labor, such information as pertains to the work of the Department of Commerce 
and Labor. * * * 

Sec. 12. That the President be, and he is hereby, authorized, by order in writ- 
ing, to transfer at any time the whole or any i)art of any office, bureau, division 
or other branch of the public service engaged in statistical or scientific work, 
from the Department of State, the Department of the Treasury, the Department 
of War. the Department of Justice, the Post-Office Department, the Department 
of the Navy or the Department of the Interior, to the Department of Commerce 
and Labor. * * * 

Sec. Vi. That this Act shall take effect and be in force from and after its pas- 
sage: Provided, however. That the provisions of this Act other than those of 
section twelve in relation to the transfer of any existing office, bureau, division, 
officer or other branch of the public service or authority now conferred thereon, 
to the Department of Commerce and Labor shall take effect and be in force on 
the first day of July, nineteen hundred and three, and not before. 

The Commerce and Labor Department distributes the Consular Reports gratui- 
tously. 

Addresses at Department flag-raising, June 17, 1903, [and at] transfer of 
bureaus, July 1, 1903. 1903. 13 pp. 1 pi. 

Consular Reports. [The monthly and daily Consular Reports which 
appeared in the Catalogue for September, 1903, under this Depart- 
ment, should have been entered under the Statistics Bureau.] 

Order authorizing official seal for commissioner of corporations. Oct. 
10, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 20, 1903.) 

CENSUS BUREAU 

Statistical treatment of causes of death, cooperative Avork relative to 
treatment of jointly returned causes and revision of international 
classification, plan proposed by Committee on Demography of 
American Public Health Association. [1903.] 19 pp. 

Note. — .\ppendix is Cooperative methods for improving usefulness of statis- 
tical classifications of cau.«es of death; by C. L. Wilbur. 

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 custom-houses, at 
the branch hydrographic offices of the Navy Department, at United States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coast Survey. 

United States coast pilot, Atlantic Coast: pt. 3, Cape Ann to Point Judith. 
2d edition. 1903. 199 — ix pp. 1 pi. 2 maps, large 8" Paper, 50c 



392 October, 1903 

United States magnetic declination tallies and isogenic charts for 1902 
and facts relating to the earth's magnetism; by L. A. Bauer. 2d 
edition. 190:^. 405 pp. 16 il. 12 pi. 2 maps, large 8" 

Charts 

Alaska Peninsula, Islands and harbors off; chart 8881. Oct. 1903, first 
pu]>lished 1875. 23.2 X 26.5 in. 20c 

Chiachi Islands, Sketch of anchorage. Scale naut. m. = 4.4 in. 9.3 x 13.6 in. 
Eagle Harbor. Nagai Ishmd, Shumagin Islands. Sketch of. Scale naut. m. = 0.8 

in. 4.6 '•: 7.S in. 
Falmouth Harbor. Nagai Island, Shumagin Islands, Sketch of. Scale naut. m. = 

1.1 in. 4.6 -: 7.S in. 
North Kast Harbor, Shumagin Island.?, Sketch of. Scale naut. ni. = 0.6 in. 5.6 x 

8.1 in. 
Northwest and Yukon harl)ors. Shumagin Islands, Sketch of. Scale naut. m. = 

1.1 in. 4.7 >: 7.8 in. 
Semidi Islands, Chirikof Island, and Lighthouse Rocks, Sketch of. Scale naut. 

m. = 0.2in. 8.9 x 112.9 in. 
Shumagin Islands [Sketch of]. Scale naut. m. =0.1 in. 11.5 x 10.6 in. 
Simeonof Harbor, Simeonof I., Shumagin Islands, Sketch of. Scale naut. m. =0.8 

in. 8.4 -, 8.1 in. 

Boston Inner Harbor, Mass.; chart 248. Scale 1:10,000. Sept. 1903, 

first published June, 1897. 33.2 X 40.7 in. 50c 

Humboldt Bay, Cal.; chart 5832. Scale 1:30,000. Sept. 1903, first 

published 1886. 30.3 X 25 in. 50c 

Jamaica Bay and Rockawav Inlet, Long Island, N. Y.; chart 542. 

Scale 1 : 20,000. Oct. 1903, first published 1879. 28.3 X 33.5 in. 50c 
Louisiana, Calcasieu Pass to Sabine Light; chart 202. Scale 1 : 80,000. 

Oct. 1903, first published 1892. 42.3 X 32.4 in. 50c 

Nantucket Harbor, Mass.; chart 343. Scale 1:10,000. Oct. 1903, first 

published 1889. 29.3X24.5 in. 25c 

Nantucket Sound, Mass., Eastern entrance to; chart 250. Scale 1 : 40,000. 

Oct. 1903, first published 1893. 24.2x33.5 in. 25c 

Peril Strait, Hooniah Sound to Chatham Strait, Alaska; chart 8283. Scale 

1 : 40,000. Sept. 1903, first published June, 1898. 32.9 X 40.9 in. 

50c 

FISHERIES BUREAU 

Note. — The Bureau 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, Sej)t. 1903. 1 p. oblong 8" 
(Statistical bulletin 140.) 

IMMIGRATION BUREAU 

Reconnnendations of commissioner-general to Secretary of Commerce 
and Lal)(>r based upon annual report [to Secretary of Treasury], 
1903. 1903. 6 pp. 

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 custom-houses, the Hydrographic Office and its branches, and the 
sales agents of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 

Specifications for steel steam light vessels nos. 78-81, 83. 1903. 66 pjj. 
8 pi. 4" 



October, 1903 393 

navigation bureau 

35th annual list of mercliant vessels of United States, with official num- 
bers and sitrnal letters, also lists of vessels of Navy, Quartermaster's 
Department, Engineer Department [etc.], 1903. 1903. [pts. 1-5] 
viii -i- 442 pp. i" *Cloth, 60c 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Note.— Created July 1, 1903, by consolidation of the Statistics Bureau, trans- 
ferred from the Treasury Department, and the Foreign Commerce Bureau, trans- 
ferred from the State I)epartment. 

The Bureau furnishes its publications gratuitously to these who apply for them. 

Agricultural implements. Markets for agricultural implements and ve- 
hicles in foreign countries. 1903. xlviii f 181 pp. il. (Special 
Consular Reports, v. 27. ) ' *Paper, 15c 

Breadstuffs. Exports of domestic breadstuffs, provisions, cotton, and 
mineral oils, Sept. 1903. 1903. 13 pp. 4° (Bulletin 3, series 1903-04.) 
[Monthly.] 

Consular Reports. Consular Reports, Oct. 1903; v. 73, no. 277. 1903. 
xxiii f 197-409 pp. 4 il. [Monthly. These articles have appeared 
previously in the Daily consular reports.] *Paper, 15c 

Contents: 

Attorneys and notaries, Hungarian, in United States [order]: transmitted by F. D. 
Chester. 

Automobile industry, French and Belgian: by B. H. Ridgely. 

Batteries, New galvanic, in Germany; by O, J. D. Hughes. 

[Beet] sugar industry of Austria-Hungary; by Ethelbert Watts. 

Bicycles, German export of: by J. H. Wormah. 

Bills of lading, through, Paraguayan-European; by ,J. N. Ruffin. 

Boots and shoes, Exports of, from" United States, 1893-1903. 

to Colombia. 

Bounties, Canadian; by E. N. Gun.saulus. 

Brake, new. Testing, in Gernumy; by B. H. Warner, jr. 

Brewing indiistry of Austria; by Ethelbert Watts. 

British colonies," White population of, by W. P. Reeves; transmitted by Marshal 
Halstead. 

British Empire and protective tariffs; transmitted by Marshal Halstead. 

British exports. Change in character of; transmitted by Marshal Halstead. 

British investments abroad: transmitted liy Marshal Halstead. 

Building-trades exhibition, French: by. I. K. (iowdy. 

Canadian customs amendment act: by F. S. S. ,]ohn.s(>n, 

Canadian imports and exports for 1903: transmitted by Charles Deal. 

Cancer, New cure for [akarkine]; by F. H. Mason. 

Cement machinery, American, in Spain, by W. W, Ewing; transmitted by J. G. Lay. 

Chambers of commerce, French; by E. L. Harris. 

Coal, German and American vs. French, in France; by H. S. Brunot. 

Coal industry in Bohemia; by Ethelbert Watts. 

Cocoon cropof Piedmont, Failure of; by Pietro Cuneo. 

Coft'ee pickings, Haitien exports of [extracts from law]; transmitted by Alexan- 
der Battiste. 

Colombian tariff'. New; by A. G. Snyder. 

Commercial education in Saxony, Progress of: by E. L. Harris. 

Cotton culture in German colonie-^: by Walter Schumann. 

Cotton-manufacturing industry of Austria: by Ethell)ert Watts. 

Cotton planting. Encouraging, in British West Indies; by W, R. Estes. 

C'otton production, French colonial: by O. ,1. D. Hughes. 

Dalny, Proposed custom-house at; by M. M. Langhorne. 

Department stores. Foreign, in Germany: by S. W. Hanauer. 

Electric railway. First standard-gauge, in Prussia; by F, H, Mason. 

Engineers, Training; by Marshal Halstead. 

Erzerum. Condition and trade in: by Vital Ojalvo. 

Flour and wheat in Australia: by .1. P. Bray. 

Food adulteration in Europe: Ijy Richard Guenther. 

Food stuff's, American, and French market; by G. H. Jackson. 

Foreign reports and publications. 

France, American investments and trade in; by C. J, King. 

Fruit, American, in Europe. 
■ Fruit impiu'ts, German, from United States: by F. H. Mason. 

Fruits and nuts. Exports of, from United States. 

German financial statistics; l)y S. W. Hanauer. 

Germany, American trade openings in; by J, E. Kehl. 

Conimerce of, in 1903; by Richard Guenther. 



394 October, 1903 

Consular Reports. Consular Rei:>orts, Oct. 1903 — Continued. 

Covifen/.s— Continued. 
Germany, Exporting goods to; by Wiilter Sehuraaiin. 
Gutta-pen'lia, New artitieial; by O. .J. D. Hughes. 
Hop industry of Austria-Hungary; by Etlielbert Watts. 
House-cleaning devices; by F. W. Maliin. 
Iron and steel. Imports into United States of, and manufactures of, 1901 and 1903. 

Production of, by United States, Great Britain, and Germany, 1902. 

Iron and steel production. World's: by A.E. Bateman. 

Iron-hardening process, New; by O. J. D. Hughes. 

Ivory market, "Antwerp; by S. H. Haine. 

Japan, Foreign commerce of; by E. C. Bellows. 

Japanese trade with United States and United Kingdom. 

Java, Products and exports of; bv Walter Sclnnnann. 

Jute crop of India for 1903; byR. F. Patterson. 

Labor conditions, foreign, German exjierts to study; by S. W. Hanauer. 

Lace industry. Bohemian; by Ethelbert Watts. 

Lace trade of Nottingham; by F. W. Mahin. 

Machinery insurance in Germany; by O. J. D. Hughes. 

Machinesand tools, .American, in Roubai.x; by W. P. Atwell. 

Madrid. Opportiniity for American enterprise iii; by Adolphe Danziger. 

Meat iinpoi'ts and <'onsumption in Germany; by S. W. Hanauer. 

Heclining. in <;ermany; l>y F. H. Mason. 

Meat ins]icction, German; by Richard Gnenther and J. E. Kehl. 

(icrman demand for modification of; by J. E. Kehl. 

Meat-inspection law of Prussia [instructions]; tran.smitted by William Bardel. 
Meats, American, Exports of, to Germanv. 

[ ICxports of, from United States, 1901-03.] 

Merchant marine, German; by J. E. Kehl. 

Notes. 

Occupation of population of principal countries of the world; by Richard Guen- 

ther. 
Ocean steamers, German; by Richard Gnenther, 
Oil engine, New; by O. J. D'. Hughes. 

Pasteurization of milk. Apparatus for [regulations] ; transmitted by John Mueller. 
Patent law. German; transmitted byF. H. Mason. 
Patent medicines in Germany; by Richard Gnenther. 
Porcelain, Manufacture of. in Germany; by E. L. Harris. 
Pork, American, no longer prohibited in Turkey: by G. B. Ravndal. 
Postal, telegraph, and telephone statistics; by S. W. Hanauer. 
Poultry trade of H\ingary; by F. D. Ghester. 

Public works. Municijial management of, in German cities; by E. L. Harris. 
Pumice, Artidcial; l)y (). J. D. Hughes. 

[Queen] New cross-ciiannel turljine steamer; by J. B. Milner. 
Ruljl)er goods, German, Advance in price of; by O. J. D. Hughes. 
Rubl)er-goods industry of Germany; by D. B. Mason. 
Rubber production and trade of Brazil: by K. K. Kenneday. 
Russian enter|irise in the Orient: by H. B. Miller. 
Russian exjiortation efforts; transniitted by S. W. Hanauer. 
St. Helena, .\nierii-an jiroductsin; by R. P. Pooley. 
Sanitation of congcsteil areas; liy Marshal Ilalstead. 
Scotland's industries, Americanizing; transmitted l)y Rufus Fleming. 
Sewage, Distribution of, on bacteria beds; transmitted by Marshal Hal.stead. 
Shipping, British vs. German, in the Orient: transmitted by O. F. Williams. 
Shoes, American, in Bogota: by A, G. Snyder. 

in Germany; by F. H. Mason. 

Siam, Foreign tnide of; 'by S. W. Hanatier. 

Silk culture in Miinchiuia; bv H. B. Miller. 

Spain, Trade of United States with, 1S9S-1902, 

Spanish, American-, trade. Drawbacks to; by Adolphe Danziger. 

Steam communication with .southeast Africa; by W. S. Hollis. 

Steamship lines. New Mexican; by W. VV. Canada. 

Street railways of Leipzig; by B. H. Warner, jr. 

Sugar and fruit preserving in Germany; transmitted by W. A.McKellip. 

Sugar producers, West Indian, Government aid to; transmitted by W. R. Estes. 

Tin, Export tax on, in Malay States. 

Tobacco trust, American, in Germany; by S. W. Hanauer. 

Tov industrv, German: by J. F. Monaghan. 

United Kingdom, Foreign and colonial trade of; tran.smitted by Marshal Halstead. 

Valparaiso, harbor of. Insecurity of; by R. E. Mansfield. 

Water, Purifying, by ozone: by O. J. D. Hughes. 

Window-gla.ss manufacture in Germany; by O. J. D. Hughes. 

Zebrula vs. mule: by Richard Gnenther. 

Daily consular reports, Oct. 1-31, 1903; nos. 1763-89. 1903. 21 il. 

[Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 

Cuba. Commercial Cuba in 1903, area, population, production, trans- 
portation systems, revenues, industries, foreign commerce, and recent 
tariff and reciprocity arrangements; from Summary of Commerce 
and Finance, Aug. 1903. vii f 358-489 pp. 1 il. 4° 



October, 1903 395 

Cuba — Continued. Customs tariff of Culja in effect on and after June 

15, 1900, with decisions, rulings, and modifications to Sept. 1, 1V)03; 

from Summary of Commerce and Finance, Aug. 1903. 21 pp. 4" 
Internal commerce. Summary of internal commerce, Sept. 1903; from 

Summary of Commerce and Finance, Sept. 1903. p. 111-161, 4" 
Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance of United States, Aug. 

1903; no. 2, series 1903-04. 1903. p. 349-751, 1 il. 4° *Paper, 35c 
Steamboats. List of steamer lines plying between ports of United 

States and foreign ports; from Summary of Commerce and Finance, 

Aug. 1903. iii + 493-520 pp. 4" 

Interior Department 

Note.— The Decisions of the Department of the Interior in pension cases are 
issued in slips and in signatures, and tlie Decisions in land cases are issued in 
signatures, both being published later in bound volumes at prices ranging from 
81.05 to 81.4-5 per volume. Subscribers may deposit 11.00 in the Department and 
receive the contents of a volume of the Decisions of either kind in separate parts 
as they are issued. 

Decisions [in a^jpealed pension and bounty land claims] v. 14, [signa- 
tures] 7, 8, published separately. [1903.] p. 97-128. 

Same, [v. 14, slips] 37-46; July 31-Sept. 30, 1903; published separately. 

Decisions [of Department and General Land Office] relating to public 
lands, V. 32, [signatures] 14-17, published separately. [1903.] 
p. 209-272. 

CENSUS OFFICE 

Note,— Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department under the 
name of Census Bureau. See page 391, 

Eeport of director, 1903. 1903. 13 pp. 

COLUMBIA INSTITUTION FOR DEAF AND DUMB 

46th annual report, 1903. 1903. 14 pp. 

EDUCATION BUREAU 

Note. — Such publications of this Bureau as are in print may be had gratui- 
tou.sly by addressing the Commissioner of Education. 

Annual statement of commissioner, 1903. 1903. 39 pp. (Whole no. 
333.) 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note.— The publications of the United States Geological Survey consist of 
annual reports (restricted to one volume each), bulletins, Mineral Resources, 
Professional Papers, and Water-Supply and Irrigation Papers, which are intended 
for free distribution; and maps, Monographs, and folios of the Geologic Atlas 
and the Topographic Atlas of the United States, which are sold at prices rang- 
ing from 5c to $11.00 each. Address the Director of the Geological Survey, Wash- 
ington. For topographic sheets see next page. 

Abrasive materials. Production of abrasive materials in 1902, by Joseph 
Hyde Pratt; from ^Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 
22 pp. 

Geologic atlas of United States, Brownsville-Connellsville folio, Pa. 
Library edition. 1903. 19 pp.3 il.4 i)l. 8 maps, large 4° (Folio 
94.) * Paper, 25c 

Same, Columbia folio, Tenn. Library edition. 1903. 6-t-[4] pp. 1 il. 
3 pi. 4 maps, large 4° (Folio 95.) * Paper, 25c 

Same, Olivet folio, S. Dak. Library edition. 1903. 6 pp. 7 il. 3 maps, 
large 4° (Folio 96.) " * Paper, 25c 



396 October, 1!j03 

Idaho. Notes on geology of southwestern Idaho and southeastern 
Oregon; by Israel C' Russell. 1903. 83^iii pp. 2 il. 17 pi. map. 
( Bulletin 217. ) *Paper, 15c 

Kansas. Stratigraphy and paleontology of upper carboniferous rocks of 
Kansas section; by George I. Adams, (leorge H. Girtv, and David 
White. 1903. 123 + iii pp. 10 il. 4 maps. (Bulletin 211; H. doc. 
435, 57th Cong. 2d sess.) *Paper, 20c 

Contents: 

Introduction; by G. I. Adams. 

Invertebrate fossils from carboniferous section of Kansas, Tabulated list of: by 
G. H. Girtv. 

Plants, fossil, recorded from upper carboniferous and Permian formations of Kan- 
sas, Summary of; by David White. 

Stratigraphy of region [with bibliography] ; by G. I. Adams. 

Nickel. Production of nii-kel and cobalt in 1902, by Joseph Hyde Pratt; 

from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 12 pp. 
Precious stones. Production of precious stones in 1902, by George F. 

Kunz; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 82 pp. 

4 pi. 
Silverton, Colo. Report on economic geology of Silverton quadrangle 
■ [with bibliography]; bv Frederick Leslie Ransome. 1901 [reprinted 

1903] . 265 + iii pp. 23 il. 9 pi. 7 maps. ( Bulletin 182. ) *Paper, 50c 
Stony Creek, Cal. Storage reservoirs on creek; by Burt Cole. 1903. 

62 H- [i] pp. 38 il. 10 pi. 6 maps. ( Water-supply and irrigation paper 

86; H. doc. 490, 57th Cong. 2d sess.) *Paper, 15c 

Vermilion district. Atlas to Monograph 45, Vermilion iron-bearing 

district of Minnesota; l)y J. Morgan Clements. 1903. 26 sheets, 

large 4" (H. doc. 433 [pt. 2], 57th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

*Cloth, text and atlas, S3.35 

Wrangell, Mount. Mineral resources of Mount Wrangell district, 
Alaska; by Walter C. Mendenhall and Frank C. Schrader. 1903. 
71 + iii pp. 5 il. 6 pi. 4 maps, 4" (Professional paper 15; H. doc. 
478, 57th Cong. 2d sess. ) *Paper, 30c 

Topographic sheets 

XoTE.— 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 used, 1:62,500, 1:125.000, and 1:250,000. These correspond, ap- 
pro.\imatel v, to 1 mile, 2 miles, and 4 miles to 1 linear inch on the map. The size, 
unless othcnvise given, is about 17.5 inches in height by 11.5tol6iuchesin width, 
exclusive of the margin, the width varying with the latitude. A description of 
the topographic map is printed on the rever.se of each sheet catalogued below. 

About one-third of the area of the country, excluding .\laska, has been 
mapped, nearly everv State being represented. Mas.sachusetts, Connectictit, 
Rhode Island, New Jersev, and the District of Columbia are completely mapped. 
Sheets of the regular size are sold bv the Survey at 5e each; but in lots of 100 or 
more copies, whether of the same stieet or of different sheets, the price is 2c each. 

New York, Berne quadrangle, lat. 42° 30^-42° 45^ long. 74°-74° 15^ 

Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Sept. 1903. 
■North Carolina, Newbern quadrangle, lat. 35°-35° 15^ long. 77°-77° W. 

Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of Sept. 1903. 
Ohio, Bellevue quadrangle, lat. 41° 15'-41° 30', long. 82° 45^-83°. Scale 

1 : 62,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of Oct. 1903. 
Ohio, Fremont quadrangle, lat. 41° 15^-41° 30^ long. 83°-83° 15^ Scale 

1 : 62,500, I'ontour interval 10 ft. Edition of Sept. 1903. 
Ohio, Wooster quadrangle, lat. 40° 45^-41°, long. 81° 45^-82°. Scale 

1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Sept. 1903. 
Pennsylvania, Masontown quadrangle, lat. 39° 4.y-40°, long. 79° 45'-80°. 

Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Sept. 1903. 



October, 1903 397 

HYDROGRAPHY DIVISION 

Note. — Hereafter the publications of the Hydrography Division will be entered 
under the Geological Survey. 

IXDIAX TERRITORY 

[10th] annual report of luiiie inspector, 1903. 1903. 171 pp. 7 pi. 
LAXD OFFICE, GENERAL 

Annual report of I'oramissioner, 1903. 1903. 46 pp. 

Regulations and instructions under act of July 1, 1898, relating to adjust- 
ment by Land Department of conflicting claims to lands within limits 
of grant to Northern Pacific Railroad Company; and also, Regulations 
under act of Mar. 2, 1901, extending provisions of act of July 1, 1898, 
to certain claiuis to lands within indemnitv limits of grant. [1903.] 
27 pp. 

Settlement and entry of [ceded Chippewa agricultural lands] in Red Lake 
and part of White Earth reservations, Minn., [circular to] registers 
and receivers, '^^rookston, Cass Lake, and Duluth, Minn. Sept. 22, 
1903. 16 pp. 

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 810.00 per volume. The Rules of Practice 
and pamphlet Patent Laws are furnished free. The Patent Office issues coupon 
orders in packages of 20 at 81.00 per package, or in books containing 100 coupons 
at SS.OOper book. One coupon will procure a specification withdra wings, and two 
coupons a copvof the Official Gazette. They are good until used. Address Chief 
Clerk, Patent Office. 

Alphabetical lists of patentees and inventions for Mav and June, 1903. 
220 pp. large 8° [Bimonthly. Index to v. 104 of Official (Gazette.] 

Classification bulletin, July-Sept. 1903, containing classification of sub- 
jects of invention [no. 12], revised by Classification Division. 1903. 
12 pp. large 8" 

Official (Tazette, Oct. 6-27, 1903; v. 106, nos. 6-9. 1903. 1243-2292 + 
[cii] pp. il. large 8" [AVeekly.] Paper, 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 

Official opinions of Attorneys-General [Mar. 1902-June, 1903]; edited 
by John L. Lott and James A. Finch. 1903. v. 24, xxiv — 760 pp. 
(H. doc. 493, o7th Cong. 2d sess. ) *Sheep, SI. 15; *paper, 40c 

Navy Department 

EQUIPMENT BUREAU 

Catalogue of ship's and crew's libraries of V, S. S. Atlanta. Oct. 1903. 
20>p. 12" 



398 October, 1903 

Catalogue of ship's and crew's libraries of U. S. S. Castine. Sept. 1903. 

18 pp. 12" 
Catalogue of ship's and crew's libraries of U. S. S. Iowa. Oct. 1903. 

35 pp. 12° 
Catalogue of ship's and crew's libraries of U. S. S. Marietta. Sept. 1903. 

18 pp. 12° 
Catalogue of shiji's and crew's libraries of U. S. S. Monongahela. Oct. 

1903. 2.5 pp. 12° 

HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 

Note. — The Charts, Sailing Directions, etc., of the Hydrographic 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 Hydrographic Bulletin 
and Notice to Mariners are 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. 

Charts 

Malanut & Nakoda, Palawan I., west coast, from Spanish survey of 1889; 
chart 1702. Scale naut. m.= 2.68 in. Sept. 1903. 18.3X12.3 in. 10c 

Mora, Ensenada de, [or] Pelon Harbor, south coast of Cuba, from sur- 
vey in 1902-3 bv U. S. S. Eagle; chart 2138. Scale naut. m. = 6.26 in. 
Oct. 1903. 30.9 X 28.2 in. 40c 

Nova Scotia, south "coast. Port Medway to Ragged Island Harbor, from 
British survevs in 1861 and 1862; chart 2131. Scale naut. m.= 1 in. 
Oct. 1903. 40.8 X 30.8 in. 60c 

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Oct. 1903; chart 1400. Scale 1° 
long. = 0.27in. Oct. 1 [1903]. 21 X 32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., proposed pilot charts of 
south Atlantic and south Pacific Ocean; tracks of cyclonic storms; equator cross- 
ings in Pacific Ocean; forecast of weather; charts published, etc., Sept. 1-31 [30], 
1903; also, on reverse, List of wireless telegraph stations in operation upon vari- 
ous coasts. 

Same, Nov. 1903; chart 1400. Scale 1° long. = 0.27 in. Oct. 31 [1903]. 
21X32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., tracks of cyclonic storms; 
proposed pilot charts of south Atlantic and .south Pacific Ocean; equator crossings 
in Pacific Ocean; forecast of weather; charts published, etc., Oct. 1-31, 1903. 

Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Nov. 1903; chart 1401. Scale 1° 
long. = 0.2 in. Oct. 7 [1903]. 20.7X35.3 in. [Monthly.] 10c 
Note. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., fishing banks; storm tracks; 
charts published, etc., Sept. 1-31 [30], 1903; forecast of wind and weather; pro- 
loosed pilot charts of south Atlantic and south Pacific Ocean; equator crossings in 
Atlantic Ocean; also, on reverse, List of wireless telegraph stations in operation 
upon various coasts. 

NAUTICAL ALMANAC OFFICE 

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can Nautical Almanac and the Pacific Coaster's Nautical Almanac, in paper, are 
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nomical papers prepared for use of the American Ephemeris 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 1904. 1st edition. 1903. 95 pp. 
large 8° 

LIBRARY 

Accessions to library, Jan. -June, 1903, 12. 1903. 41 1. 
MEDICINE AND SURGERY BUREAU 

Contents of naval test case; revised Sept. 1903. 1 p. 12° 



October, 1903 399 

naval war records office 

Official records of Union and Confederate na\-ies in War of Rel)ellion, 
by Charles W. Stewart; series 1, v. 16. 1903. xxii-r973 pp. il. 8 
pi. map. (H. doc. 477, 57th Cong. 2d sess. ) * Paper, 50c 

Contents: 

Gulf blockading squadron, June 7-Dec. 1-5, 1861. 

South Atlantic blockading squadron, Oct. 1, 1864-Aug. 8, lS6o. 

NAVIGATION BUREAU 

XAVAL ACADEMY 

Examination papers for admission to academv; series 1-4 and 6-8, Aug. 
1901-June, 1903. 1903. 45 pp. 

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU 

3Iemoranda for information of officers of Pay Corps, commanding offi- 
cers of ships, and comiuandants of stations 32; Oct. 31, 190.3. p. 
245-262, 12° 

Post-Office Department 

XoTE. — For post-route maps see below, Topographer. 

Advertisement in^■itiug proposals for carrying mails in Alabama, .July 1, 

1904-June 30, 1908. Sept. 15, 1903. ' 160 pp. 
Same, Florida. Sept. 15, 1903. 82 pp. 
Same, Georgia. Sept. 15, 1903. 128 pp. 
Same, Kentucky. Sept. 15, 1903. 230 pp. 
Same, Mississippi. Sept. 15, 1903. 158 pp. 
Same, North Carolina. Sept. 15, 1903. 184 pp. 
Same, Porto Rico. Sept. 15, 1903. 55 pp. [English and Spanish.] 
Same, South Carolina. Sept. 15, 1903. 84 pp. 
Same, Tennessee. Sept. 15, 1903. 152 pp. 
United States Official Postal Guide, 2d series, v. 25, no. 10; Oct. 1903. 

Philadelphia. 68 pp. 12° [Monthly.] Paper, S2.00 a yr 

Note: — No. 1, January, for each j-ear, 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. 

TOPOGRAPHER 

Note. — Post-route maps corrected to the 1st of those months are distributed in 
March. June. September, and December to the postal service. Only new maps 
and those newly lithographed on account of change in scale, etc., are catalogued 
in full here. For a list of the maps composing the set, with prices, see Catalogue 
for Jan. 1903. page 60. Orders for the maps should be addressed to the Disbursing 
Clerk, Post-Office Department, and money orders should be made payable to him. 

Post route map of Colorado, showing post offices with intermediate dis- 
tances on mail routes in operation on Sept. 1, 1903, scale 9 m. = 1 in. ; 
with insets, Environs of Denver, scale 3 m. = 1 in. ; Cripple Creek 
and Colorado Sprs., scale 4 m. = 1 in. 33.7 X 49.6, 8 X 5.8, and 6.7 X 
5.5 in. [Scale of 1st inset changed from 4 miles to 3 miles to an inch ; 
title of 2d inset changed from Cri])ple Creek and Colorado City to 
Cripple Creek and Colorado Sprs.] 80c 

Post route map of Kansas and Nebraska, showing post offices with inter- 
mediate distances on mail routes in operation on Sept. 1, 1903, scale 
10 m. = 1 in.; with inset, Kansas City [Kans. and Mo.] & vicinity, 
scale 5 m. = 1 in. 2 sheets, each 42. 7 X 27.9 in. [Size of inset is 8.6 X 
9.5 in.] §1.60 

201— No. 10(3—03 2 



400 October, 1903 

Post route map of I^ouisiana, showing post offices and intermediate dis- 
tances on mail routes in operation on June ] , 1903. Scale 9 m. = 1 
in. 32.3X37.3 in. 80c 

Post route map of Utah, showing post offices with intermediate distances 
on mail routes in operation on Sept. 1, 1903. Scale 10 m. = 1 in. 
40.9X29.7 in. 80c 



State Department 



Note.— The State Department distributes its publications gratuitously. Re- 
quests for Consular Reports should hereafter be made to the Department of Com- 
merce and Labor. For sale of laws see page 3S6. 

A new bureau, to be known as the Bureau of Trade Relations, was organized in 
the State Department July 1, 1903, under sec. H of act to establish the Department 
of Commerce and Labor. 

Diplomatic list, Oct. 1903. 14 pp. 24" [Monthly.] 

Lease to United States by Cuba of land and water for naval or coaling 

stations in Guantanamo and Bahia Honda. Signed Habana, Julv 

2,1903. 4 pp. [English and Spanish.] 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

Note. — This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices 
usually ranging from 5c to 75c. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

Monthly bulletin, Oct. 1903; whole no. 121, v. 15, no. 4. 1903. p. 839- 
1162. (H. doc. 310, pt. 10, 57th Cong. 2d sess.) [Contains articles 
in Spanish, English, Portuguese, and French.] 

Paper, 25c single copy', $2.00 a yr 
Conf£nts: 
Additions to Columbus Memorial Library, Sept. [1903]. 
Argentina. Message of President Roca; federal revenues, first half of 1903; port 

movements in May, 1903; port movements in June, 1903; meat production; mis- 
cellaneous notes. 
Book notes. 
Brazil. Trade and finance statistics; coffee statistics; coffee market in July, 1903; 

German colonies in southern part of Republic; character and origin of imports; 

miscellaneous notes. 
Chile. Trade .statistics; report of Nitrate Association; notes. 
Colombia. New steamship service. 
Costa Rica. Customs regulations governing foreign commerce; manufacture of 

sugar and distillation of white liquor for use of Government; boundary with 

Colombia; tariff niodilications. 
Cuba. Postal convcntimi with United States [with protocol, signed Washington. 

June 16, Aug. 19, 1903, approved Aug. 21, Sept. 4, 1903] ; consular report on sugar 

and tobacco industries; proclamation of President Palma making public text 

of agreement with United States regarding naval and coaling stations; tariff 

modifications. 
Dominican Republic. New president of Republic, Alejandro Wos y Gil; new 

cabinet. 
German exports to South America. 
Guatemala. Tariff modifications. 
Haiti. Notes. 

Hi)nduras. Discovery of coal. 

International Exchange, Commission on, Work of. 
Latin America. Trade opportunities in. 
Maritime statistics. World's. 
Mexico. Message of President Diaz; foreign commerce in 1902-3; border traffic 

with United States; exports of agricultural products; tariff modifications; notes. 
Nicaragua. Tariff modifications. 
Periodicals and newspapers on file. 
Peru. Election of President Cdndamo; postal money-order convention with 

United States; trade with Great Britain; mining industry; silver. 
Saccharine plant, .\ew. 
Salvador. TarilV niddiflcations. 
South American Republics, Area, population, and density of population of. 



October, 1903 401 

Monthly bulletin — Continued. 
Contents — Continued. 

United States. Trade with Latin America; con.sular trade reports; foreign com- 
merce in Aug. 1903; recognition of Latin-American consular officers: Treasury 
statement, 1903: Treasury regulations for collection of countervailing duties on 
sugar; commerce in goatskins; fiscal revenue.s, first quarter of 1904; trade with 
Mexico. 

Uruguay. Customs and trade statistics; port movements in June, 1903; notes. 

Venezuela. Treaty with France governing coffee importation; establishment of 
paper factory: results of 30 per cent import duty; tariff modifications. 

Venezuelan minister [Jo.se Manuel Hernandez]", Reception of, by United States 
Government. 

FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Note. — Transferred July 1. 1903. to Commerce and Labor Department and con- 
solidated with the Statistics Bureau, transferred from the Treasury Department. 
The bureau so formed is called the Statistics Bureau. See page 393. 

Treasury Department 

Cul )a. Importations under postal convention between United States and 

Cuba. Oct. 28, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 123, 1903; Division 

of Customs. ) 
Customs Service. List of customs districts and ports of entry and delivery. 

Oct. 1,1903. 8 pp. 4" (Dept. circular 114, 1903; Division of Special 

Agents. ) 
Drawback, report of articles manufactured in United States. Oct. 5, 1903. 

1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 11-5, 1903; Division of Customs.) 
Employees.- Recommendations for promotion, demotion, reduction, 

suspension, or acceptance of resignation of officers, clerks, or em- 

ploj'ees in and umler Department. Oct. 6, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. 

circular 118, 1903; Division of Appointments.) 
Food. Samples of imported [adulterated] food products, drugs, and 

liquors [regulations]. Oct. 28, 1903. 3 pp. 4" (Dept. circular 122, 

1903; Division of Customs. ) 
Official matter. Departmental numbers of cases to appear in letters of 

officers of customs. Oct. 6, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 117, 

1903; Division of Customs.) 
Sugar. Regulations for identification of cane and beet sugars. Oct. 5, 

1903. 1 p. 4° (Dept. circular 116, 1903; Division of Customs.) 
Treasury decisions under tariff, internal revenue, and other laws, 

weekly, v. 6, nos. 40-44; Oct. 1-29, 1903. [Department decisions 

numbered 24678-748 including general appraisers' decisions 5424-.59, 

and internal revenue decisions 700-712.] 

APPRAISERS 

Reappraisements of merchandise bv general appraisers [on Sept. 24- 
Oct. 21, 1903]; Oct. 5-26, 1903. 4" ( Reappraisement circulars 
1001-7; Division of Customs. ) [Weekly.] 

AUDITOR FOR STATE AND OTHER DEPARTMENTS 

Annual report, 1903. 1903. 46 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2338.) 
Requesting notice of change of financial officers [of agricultural colleges 
and experiment station]. Oct. 14, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Treasury Dept. 
Dept. circular 121, 1903.) 



402 October, 1903 

auditor for treasury department 

Discontinuing accounts current of fines and emolunients, cats. 57 and 
150. Oct. 8, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Treasury Dept. Dept. circular 120, 
1903.) 

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 

Note. — Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. See 
page 391. 

Sailing directions for coasts of [Palawan or] Paragua and adjacent 
islands. Manila, 1903. 114 i)p. 

Note. — Seven separate pamphlets have been issued containing sailing direc- 
tions for the Philippine Islands. This number includes a general index to the set. 

COMPTROLLER OF TREASURY 

Annual report, 1903. 1903. 9 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. [2336]. ) 

ENGRAVING AND PRINTING BUREAU 

Annual report of director, 1903. 1903. 23 pp. ( Treas. Dept. doc. 2339.) 

GOVERNMENT ACTUARY 

Market prices and investment values of outstanding securities [Sept. 
1903]. Oct. 1, 1903. 2 pp. 4" (Treasury Dept. Dept. circular 113, 
1903.) 

IMMIGRATION BUREAU 

Note.— Transferred Julv 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. See 
page 392. 

Annual report of commissioner-general, 1903. 1903. 122 pp. 15 pi. 
(Treas. Dept. doc. 2330.) 

Note. — Includes report of Marcus Braun, special immigrant inspector, on meth- 
ods taken by steamship or transportation companies, etc., to induce emigration 
from Europe to America. Appended to report of commissioner-general made to 
Secretary of Treasury is Recommendations of commissioner-general to Secretary 
of Comrnerce and Labor, ba.sed upon annual report, 1903. These Recommenda- 
tions have also been published by the Commerce and Labor Department, for 
which see this catalogue, page 392. 

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE 

Collectors to furnish list of dealers in leaf tobacco in their respective dis- 
tricts, and to make recommendation on affidavits covering losses by 
fire, theft, or other casualty, filed by manufacturers of tobacco, snuff, 
or cigars. Oct. 17, 1903. ' 1 p. 4° " (Circular 649.) 

Delays in filing applications for regauge of bonded spirits for leakage 
allowances. Aug. 1, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Circular 645.) 

Manufactured tobacco, snuff, and cigars exposed for sale outside of 
stamped packages. July 14, 1903. 2 pp. 4" (Circular 643. ) 

Redemption of documentary and proprietary stamps. Oct. 1, 1903. 
2 pp. 4" (Circular 596 revised.) 

Tax-paid spirits in hands of wholesale liquor dealers and rectifiers Oct. 
1, 1903. July 9, 1903. 1 p. 4° (Circular 642.) 

LKIHT-HOUSE BOARD 

Note.— Transferred .July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. See 
page 392. 

MINT BUREAU 

Values of foreign coins. Oct. 1, 1903. [3] pp. 4" (Treasury Dept. 
Dept. circular 112, 1903.) [Quarterly.] 



October, 1903 403 

navigation bureau 

Note.— Transferred Jtily 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. See 
page 393. 

PUBLIC HEALTH AND MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Courtesy in official position. Oct. 7, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Treasury Dept. 

Dept. circular 119, 1903.) 
Public Health Reports, v. 18, nos. 38 supplement, 40-44; Sept. 18-Oct. 

30,1903. 1903. [xxiy] + 18 + lH31-1920pp. [Weekly.] 

Note. — This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as reported by the officers of the Public Health and Marine 
Hospital Service and others, is for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is lim- 
ited, and the document is intended only for health officers and other persons 
interested in sanitary affairs. To obtain it application should be made to the 
Surgeon-General of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, Treasury 
Department. Suj)plemcnt to no. 38 is Precis on management of outbreaks of 
' smallpox, diphtheria, and scarlet fever; by H. D. Geddings. 

HYGIENIC LABORATORY 

Spotted feyer, tick fever, of Rockv Mountains, new disease; by John F. 
Anderson. July, 1903. 50 pp. 3 il. 6 pi. 2 maps. (Bulletin 14. ) 
[There are no pages 45 and 46, and plate numbered 3 should precede, 
rather than follo\v, page 48.] 

REGISTER OF TREASURY 
Annual report, 1903. 1903. 30 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. -2335.) 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Note. — Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. See 
page 393. 

TREASURER OF UNITED STATES 

Annual report, 1903. 1903. 184 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2337.) 
26th annual report on sinking fund and funded debt of District of Colum- 
bia, 1903. 1903. 37 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2333.) 

War Department 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL 

Army list and directory, officers of Army, Oct. 20, 1903; [no.] 47. 
74 pp. *Paper, 10c single copy, $1.00 a yr 

General orders and circulars [Jan. 1-Aug. 14] 1903; [index]. 1903. 
53 pp. 12° (War Dept. doc. 207. ) 

Same, addenda. 1 p. 12° 

Roster of organized militia of United States, by diyisions, brigades, regi- 
ments, companies, etc., with their stations. Oct. 1903. 96 pp. 
(War Dept. doc. 211.) 

MILITARY ACADEMY 

Annual report of superintendent [for year ending Aug. 31] 1903 [with 
reports of other officers, 1903]. 1903. 60 pp. 

MILITARY INFORMATION DIVISION 

Notes of military interest for 1902; compiled and arranged by E. A. 
Edwards, J. S. Herron, H. B. Ferguson, and R. S. Clark. Jan. 
1903. 492 pp. il. 7 pi. 5 maps. ([Publication] 38; War Dept. 
doc. 205.) 



404 October, 1903 

ARMY 

CAVALRY AND FIELD ARTILLERY SCHOOL 

Army horse in accident and disease [with bibliography] ; by Alexander 
Plummer and Richard H. Power. 1903. 91 pp. 12"* *Paper, 5c 

GENERAL SERVICE AND STAFF COLLEGE 

Formerly Infantry and Cavalry School 

Tactical evolution, lecture and demonstration, Sept. 26, 1903, by John H. 
Parker [on proposed system for supplying ammunition to infantry 
in battle and for concentrating fire]. [Fort Leavenworth, Kans., 
1903.] 5 pp. 4« 

MILITARY DEPARTMENTS AND DIVISIONS 

California, xinnual report of Arthur MacArthur, commanding Depart- 
ment of California, 1903. San Francisco, Cal., Aug. 19, 1903. 22 pp. 
12° 

Lakes. Annual report of John C. Bates, commanding Department of 
the Lakes [with report of post schools, 1903]. Chicago, 111., Aug. 
24, 1903. 17 pp. 1 tab. 12° 

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT 

ENGINEER SCHOOL OF APPLICATION 

Formerly United States Engineer School at Fort Totten 

Destruction of obstacles in campaign, by Major Bornecque; translated 
from French by Edward Burr. Press of Engineer School of Appli- 
cation, Washington Barracks, D. C, 1903. [vii] -j- iv -f 76 pp. 12 
pi. ( [Occasional papers 4.] ) 

Report of W. G. Caples upon construction of Calamba-Batangas road, 
Luzon, P. I. Press of Engineer School of Application, Washington 
Barracks, D. C, 1903. 11 pp. (Occasional papers 5.) 

ENGINEER TROOPS 

Report upon operations of 1st Battalion of Engineers in connection with 
maneuvers at Fort Riley, Kans., Sept. and 06t. 1902, Smith S. 
Leach, commanding. Press of Engineer School of Application, 
Washington Barracks, D. C. , 1903. 79 pp. ( [Engineer School of 
Application. Occasional papers 6.]) 

NORTHERN AND NORTHWE-STERN LAKES SURVEY 

Note.— Lake Survey charts may be outained from U. S. Lake Survey Office, 
Detroit. Mich., or from U. S. Engineer Office, Buffalo, N. Y. Payment.s must be 
made before charts are sent, and if made by mail must be by postal or express 
money order payable to the order of U. S. Lake Survey Office if ordered from 
Detroit, or to the order of U. S. Engineer Office if ordered from Buffalo. These 
charts may also be obtained, for cash only, at U. S. Canal Office at Sault Ste. 
Marie, Mich. They ■i\ill be sent by express, the express charges to be paid by the 
purchaser on receipt of the charts, or free by mail at the purchaser's risk. Pur- 
chasers should indicate, \yhen ordering the charts, whether they wish them sent 
by express or mail. The latter will be used when no choice is indicated. 

The bulletins and supplements of the Lake Suryey may be obtained free upon 
application at U. S. Lake Survey Office. Detroit, Mich., and at the engineer office, 
in Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Rapids, Cleveland, Buffalo, and Oswegos 

Regulations for sale of lake survey charts [with catalogue of charts]. 
[1903.] [4] pp. 4° 



October, 1903 405 

Supplement 6, 1903, corrections and additions to bulletin 13, a. Lake 
Superior and St. Marys River; b, Lake Michigan and Green Bay; 
c, Lake Huron, St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair, Detroit River; d. 
Lake Erie and Niagara River to Niagara Falls; e, Niagara River 
below Niagara Falls, Lake Ontario, St. Lawrence River: to supple- 
ment information given upon charts of Great Lakes. Oct. 10, 1903. 
12 pp. map, 4° 

Duluth, Minn., and Superior, Wis., Chart of harbor at; with inset, St. 

Louis River from Mud Lake to foot of rapids. Scale l:lcS,000. 

Sept. 29, 1903. 32 X 39.9 and 16.7 X 13.2 in. 25c 

Michigan, Lake, coast chart 5, New Buffalo to Chicago. Scale 1: 80,000. 

Oct. 12, 1903. 21.5X41.5 in. lie 

INSPECTOR-GENERAL 
Annual report to Secretary of War, 1903. 1903, 32 pp. 

JUDGE-ADVOCATE-GENERAL 

Report, 1903. 1903. 10 pp. 

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 
Report of surgeon -general, 1903. 1903. 156 pp. 

PAY DEPARTMENT 
Annual report of paymaster-general, 1903. 17 pp. 
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 

Official Gazette, v. 1, nos. 50-54; Aug. 19-Sept. 16, 1903. :\Ianila. p. 
615-678, 4" [Weekly.] 

Same, Spanish. 

Note.— The Official Gazette will be furnished to subscribers, free of postage, at 
the rate of 15c single copy, Sti.OO a yr. Send remittances by postal money order or 
registered letter to Max L. McColiough, editor Official Gazette, Manila, P. I. 

AGRICULTURE, BUREAU OF 

Cocoanut, with reference to its products and cultivation in Philippines; 

by William S. Lyon. INIanila, 1903. 32 pp. 3 il. 2 pi. ( [Farmers'] 

bulletin 8. ) 
Primer on cultivation of sugar cane; by Willram S. Lyon. Manila, 1902. 

40 pp. (Farmers' bulletin 1.) [English and Spanish.] 
Note. — Includes article on Growing sugar cane in Hawaii; by W. C. Stubbs. 
Report for year ended Aug. 1 [31], 1902; from [3d] report of Philippine 

Commission [1902]. [1903.] p. 587-661, 9 pi. (Insular Affairs 

Bureau.) 

CIVIL SERVICE BOARD 

Manual de informacion referente al servicio civil de Filipinas. ^Manila, 
1903. 105 pp. [For English edition see Catalogue for June, 1903, 
page 295.] 

RECORD AND PENSION OFFICE 

Report of chief, 1903. 1903. 21 pp. 

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT 

Annual report of commissary-general, 1903. 1903. 31 pp. 



406 October, 1903 



District of Columbia 

Note. — For Animal report on sinking fund and funded debt- see Treasurer of 
United States. 

Streets. Report of superintendent of Street-Cleaning Department, 190:^. 
1903. 35 pp. 



Smithsonian Institution 

Note. — In its latest price-list the Smithsonian Institution publishes this note: 
" The publieations of the Smithsonian Institution are, 1, Contributions to Knowl- 
edge; 2, Miscellaneous Collections; 3, annual reports: 4, sjiecial papers. No srt.i 
of these are for .sale or distribution, as most of the volumes are out of print. The 
volumes of Contributions and Collections are distributed only to designated pub- 
lic libraries and learned institutions in this country and abroad. A small edition 
of the pajieis in these two series is printed separately for sale or excliange. The 
Smithsonian rejiorts arc dislriljuted by the Institution to libraries throughout the 
world; may be liad by purcli.-ise at cost from the Superintendent of Documents, 
and may also generally be obtained free of charge from the applicant's Member 
of Congress." The annual reports are the only Smithsonian ptiblications that are 
regularly issued as public documents. All tlie others are paid for from the pri- 
vate funds of the In.stitution. Separates from the reports are for exchange, and 
for free distribution, but not for sale. The annual reports are inchided in the 
Congressional set. 

Aerial navigation. Recent aeronautical progress and deductions to be 

drawn therefrom regarding future of aerial navigation, by B. F. S. 

Baden-Powell; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 121-131. ([Publica- 
tion] 1379.) 
Soiwe aeronautical experiments, bv Wilbur Wright; from report, 

1902. 1903. p. 133-148, 2il. 4pp.'of pi. ([Publication] 1380.-) 
Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole. Marine university, by W. K. 

Gregory; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 625-632, 1 pi. 2 pp. of pi. 

([Publication] 1410.) 
Cold. History of cold and al)solute zero, by James Dewar; from report, 

1902. 1903. p. 207-240. ( [Publication] 1387. ) 
Comets' tails, corona, and aurora borealis, bv John Cox; from report, 

1902. 1903. p. 179-192. ( [Publication] 1384.) 
Coral, by Louis Roule; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 609-612, 2 pj). of pi. 

( [Publication] 1408. ) 
Future. Discovery of future, l)y H. G. Wells; from report, 1902. 1903. 

p. 375-392. ( [Publication] 1395. ) 
Geography. Progress of geographical knowledge, by Sir T. H. Holdich; 

from report, 1902. 1903.^ p. 351-373. ( [Publication] 1394. ) 
Good seeing, by S. P. Langley; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 193-195, 

Ipl. ([Publication] 1385.) 
Guam and its people, by W. E. Safford; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 

493-508, 12 pp. of pi. ( [Publication] 1402.) 
Heredity. Problems of heredity and their solution, by W. Bateson; 

from report, 1902. 1903. p. 559-580. ([Publication] 1406.) 
Interoceanic canal. Panama route for ship canal, bv William H. Burr; 

from report, 1902. 1903. p. 537-557, 4 il. 2 pp. of pi. ([Publica- 
tion] 1405.) 
Light. Experimental investigation of pressure of light, [by] Peter 

Lebedew; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 177, 178. ([Publication] 1383.) 



October, 1903 407 

Light — Continued. On alxsorption and emiss^ion of air and its ingredi- 
ents for light of wave-lengths from 250 /</< to 100 nu, by Victor 
Schumann; [translated from German by Charles S. Peirce]. 1908. 
iv -j- 30 pp. 10 il. 4 pi. f° (Smithsonian contributions to knowledge 
[v. 29, publication] 1413; Hodgkins fund.) 

!\Ialav Peninsula. Wild tribes of peninsula, by W. W. Skeat; from re- 
port, 1902. 1903. p. 463-478, 1 il. 2 pp. of pi. ( [Publication] 1400. ) 

]Man. Baoussc-Rousse explorations, study of new human type by 

Verneau, by Albert Gaudrv; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 451-453, 
1 il. 2 pp. of pi. ([Publication] 1398.) 

Fossil human remains found near Lansing, Kans. , by W. H. 

Holmes; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 455-462, 2 il. 1 pi. 2 pp. of pi. 
([Publication] 1399.) 

flatter. Life of matter, by A. Dastre; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 
393-429. ( [Publication] 1396. ) 

Nile reservoir dam at Assuan, by Thomas H. Means; from report, 1902. 
1903. p. 531-535, 6 pp. of pi. ([Publication] 1404.) 

Oriental elements of culture in the Occident, bv Georg Jacob; fx'om 
report, 1902. 1903. p. 509-529. ( [Publication] 1403.) 

Phonetics. Experimental phonetics, bv John G. McKendrick; from 
report, 1902. 1903. p. 241-259, 22 "il. ([Publication] 1388.) 

Powell, John Weslev. John "Weslev Powell [1834-1902], bv G. K. 
Gilbert; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 633-640. 1 por. ([Publica- 
tion] 1411.) 

Pvgmies of ^reat Congo forest, by Sir Harrv H. Johnston; from report, 
■"1902. 1903. p. 479-491, 6 il. ([Publication] 1401. ) 

Radiation. On radio-activity of matter, bv Henri Beccpierel; from 
report, 1902. 1903. p. 197-206, 1 pi. 6 pp. of pi. ([Publication] 1386.) 

Reindeer in Alaska [with bibliographv], bv Gilbert H. Grosvenor; from 
report, 1902. 1903. p. 613-623, 1 pi. 10 pp. of pi. ( [Publication] 1409.) 

Report. Annual report of regents, 1902 [with report of secretary, etc., 
appendix, and bibliographies]. 1903. Ivi + 687 pp. il. 2 por. 16 pi. 
96 pp. of pi. ([Publication 1377]; H. doc. 484, pt. 1, 57th Cong. 
2d sess. ) *Cioth, 75c 

Note.— The appendix consists of 34 scientific papers, each of which has also 
been printed separately and is entered in this catalogue. 

Journal of proceedings of regents, report of executive committee, 

acts of Congress; from report, 1902. 1903. p. xi-lvi. ([Publi- 
cation] 1378.) 

Re])ort of S. P. Langley, secretary, 1902; from report, 1902. 1903. 

p. 1-115, 4 il. 7 pi. 2 pp. of pi. ([Pul)lication] 1369. ) [Appendix 
contains report of representative of institution at Pan-American 
Exposition, Buffalo, N. Y., 1901.] 

Rocks. Evolution of petrological ideas, by J. J. Harris Teall; from 
report, 1902. 1903. p. 287-308, 4 il. ([Publication] 1391.) 

Skulls. Craniologv of man and anthropoid apes, by N. C. Macnamara; 
from report, 1902. 1903. p. 431-t49, 6 pp. of pi. ('[Publication] 1397. ) 

Stars. Stellar evolution in light of recent research, bv George E. Hale; 
from report, 1902. 1903^ p. 149-163, 1 pi. 10 pp. of pL ([Publi- 
cation] 1381.) 

Sun. New solar theory, by J. Halm; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 
165-176, 2 il. ([Publication] 1382.) 

Telpherage; bv Charles M. Clark; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 275-286, 
10 il. 1 pi." 12 pp. of pi. ([Publication] 1390.) 



408 October, 1903 

Virchow, Rudolf. Rudolph Yirchow, 1821-1902, bv Oscar Israel; from 
report, 1902. 1903. p. 641-659, 1 por. ([Publication] 1412.) 

Volcanoes. Preliminary report on recent eruptions of the Soufricre in 
St. Vincent and of visit to Mont Pelee in Martinique, by Tempest 
Anderson and John S. Flett; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 309-330,' 
1 pi. 2 pp. of pi. ( [Publication] 1392. ) 

Volcanic eruptions on Martinique and St. Vincent [with bibliog- 
raphy], by Israel C. Russell; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 331-349, 1 
pi. 10 pp. of pi. ( [Publication] 1393. ) 

Wireless telegraphy, its past and present status and its prospects, bv 
WilHam Maver, jr. ; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 261-274, 9 il. 4 pp. 
of pi. ([Publication] 1389.) 

Zoologv. Morphological method and recent progress in zoologv, bv 
G.'B. Howes; from report, 1902. 1903. p. 581-608. ([Publica- 
tion] 1407.) 

Various Bureaus 

FISH COMMISSION 

Note.— Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department under the 
name of Fisheries Bureau. See page 392. 
The Bureau supplies gratuitously those of its publications which are in print. 

Aquatic products in arts and industries, fish oils, fats, and waxes, ferti- 
lizers from aquatic products, by Charles H. Stevenson; from report, 

1902. 1903. p. 177-279, 16 pi. 

Utilization of skins of aquatic animals, by Charles H. Stevenson; from 
report, 1902. 1903. p. 281-352, 13 pi. 

FISHERIES, DIVISION OF STATISTICS AND METHODS OF THE 

Statistics of fisheries of middle Atlantic States [calendar year 1901]; 
Barton W. Evermann, assistant in charge; from Fish Commission 
report, 1902. 1903. p. 433-540. 

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 

DOCUMENTS OFFICE 

Catalogue of United States Public Documents, monthly, no. 105; Sept. 

1903. 1903. 355-382 -f- XV pp. *Paper, $1.10 a yr 

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION 

Note. — The Commission furnishes its reports gratuitously to those who apply 
for them. 

Railways in United States in 1902; pt. 2, 40-year review of changes in 
freight tariffs, prepared by auditor of commission. 1903. 195 pp. 
large 8° 

Note. — Parts 2, 4, and 5 are parts of appendix G to 16th annual report of Inter- 
state Commerce Commission. For pts. 4 and 5 see Catalogue for Aug. 1903, page 
3.V2. Parts 1 and 3 will be parts of 17th annual report of commission. 

STATISTICS DIVISION 

15th annual report on statistics of railways in United States, 1902. 1903. 
701 pp. map. 



October, 1903 409 

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 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 85.00 per year of 52 numbers. The bulletins 
of the office are sent free on application to theRegister of Copyrights. 

Catalooriie of title entries of books and other articles entered under copy- 
right law; whole nos. 639-643; Oct. 1-29, 1903. 1903. 1-416 + 
[Ixv] pp. [Weekly.] Paper, So. 00 a yr 

Copyright law of United States in force Jan. 1903; by Thorvald Solberg. 
[3d edition of] 5th edition revised. 1903. 28 pp. (Bulletin 1.) 

*Paper, 5c 

NATIONAL HO:\IE FOR DISABLED VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS 

Proceedings of managers, Sept. 6, 1903. v. 3, p. 127-134. 



Shipments to Depositories 

During the Month of October, 1903 



Note. — Shipment numbers run from 1 to 49, inclusive, and then begin again with 1. 

Shipment 5 

■^Animal Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture).' Cold curing of 
cheese, report upon experiments conducted under auspices of Dairy 
Division in cooperation with Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment 
Station and New York Agricultural Experiment Station; by S. M. 
Babcock and H. L. Russell, assisted by U. S. Baer, and L. L. Van 
Slvke, G. A. Smith, and E. B. Hart. ' 1903. 88 pp. 22 il. 4 pi. 8" 
(Bulletin 49. ) 

^/Entomology Division (Department of Agriculture). Insects injurious 
in cranberry culture; by John B. Smith. 1903. 32 pp. 12 il. 8" 
(Farmers' bulletin 178.) 

^Experimeiit Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Instruction 
in agronomy at some agricultural colleges; by A. C. True and D. J. 
Crosby. 1903. 85 pp. 22 il. 17 pi. 8° (Bulletin 127.) 

/^ Legislation relating to farmers' institutes in United States and On- 
tario, Canada; by John Hamilton. 1903. 53 pp. 8° (Bulletin 135.) 

l^ Report of irrigation investigations for 1902 under direction of El- 
wood 3Iead; containing reports by E. R. Morgan [and others]. 
1903. 266 pp. 16 il. 9 pi. 3 maps, 8° (Bulletin 133.) 

>^Geological Survey (Interior Department). Geologic atlas of United 
States, Elkland-Tioga folio. Pa. Librarv edition. 1903. 9 pp. 4 il. 
2 pi. 8 maps, large 40 (Folio 93.) 

^Public Road Inquiries Office (Department of Agriculture). Pi-oceed- 
ings of National Good Roads Convention, St. Louis, Mo., Apr. 27-29, 
1903. 1903. 80 pp. 8° (Bulletin 26.) 

^Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). Organization of 
Department of Agriculture, 1903-04. Sept. 15, 1903. 23 pp. 8" 
(Circular 1, revised to Sept. 1, 1903.) 
Soils Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Chemistrj' of soil as related 
to crop production; bv Milton Whitnev and F. K. Cameron. 1903. 
71pp. 8" (Bulletin 22.) 

Shipment 6 

^Congress. 57th Congress, 2d session. Senate reports, v. 1. Xos. 
2127-2544; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4410.) 

Shipment 7 

/Congi-ess. 57th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 1. Xo. 1; 
Report of secretary of Senate, 1901. (Serial no. 4219.) 

411 



412 October, 1903 

/'Ml^ongress — Continued. 57th Congress, 2d session. Congressional Rec- 
ord, proceedings and debates of 57th Congress, 2d session, v. 36 
[index to pts. 1-3, including History of bills and joint resolutions]. 
1903. 268 + 146 pp. 4" 
'Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Experiment 
Station Record, v. 15, no. 1; Sept. 1903. 1903. x + 1-104 pp. 4 11. 
1 pi. 8° 

^ Plans of structures in use on irrigation canals in United States from 

drawings exhibited bv office at Paris in 1900 and at Buffalo in 1901. 
1903. 51 pp. 22 il. oblong 8° (Bulletin 131.) 
^^ — Storage of water on Cache la Poudre and Big Thomj^son rivers; bv 
C. E. Tait. 1903. 100 pp. 10 il. 4 pi. map, 8° (Bulletin 134.) 

/li'orestry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Diminished flow of 
Rock River in Wisconsin and Illinois, and its relation to surround- 
ing forests; by G. Frederick Schwarz. 1903. 27 pp. 4 pi. 2 maps, 
8° (Bulletin 44.) 

Notes on forest trees suitable for planting in United States, black 

cherry, prunus serotina. [1903.] 4 pp. 8° 

j^ Working plan for forest lands in Hampton and Beaufort counties, 

S. C; by Thomas H. Sherrard. 1903. 54 pp. 11 il. 12 pi. map, 8° 
(Bulletin 43.) 
Plant Industrv Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Culture of Cen- 
^ tral American rubber tree; by O. F. Cook. Oct. 1, 1903. 86 pp. 18 
'^ pi. 8" (Bulletin 49.) 

/ y^ — Wilt disease of tobacco and its control; bv R. E. B. McKennev. 
l^ Sept. 18, 1903. 6 pp. 1 il. 8° (Bulletin 51, pt. 1.) 

Shipment 8 

^^Congress. 57th Congress, 2d session. Senate reports, v. 2. Nos. 2545- 
2944; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4411.) 

Shipment 9 

^ Congress. 57th Congress, 2d session. Senate reports, v. 3. Nos. 2945- 
3318; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4412.) 

Shipment 10 

t^Coast and Geodetic Survey (Treasury Department) . United States coast 
pilot, Atlantic Coast; jits. 1, 2, St. Croix River to Cape Ann. 2d 
edition. 1903. 243 + xii + [i] pp. 3 maps, large 8° 

t^Congress. 57th Congress, 2d session. Congressional Record, proceed- 
ings and debates of 57th Congress, 2d session, v. 36 [pt. 1; Dec. 1, 
1902-Jan. 22, 1903]. 1903. [3] -f 1-1088 pp. 4° 

Shipment 11 

'^Congress. 57th Congress, 2d session. Congressional Record, jjroceed- 
ings and debates of 57th Congress, 2d session, v. 36 [pt. 2; Jan. 22- 
Feb. 14, 1903]. 1903. [3] + 1089-2176 pp. il. 4" 

Shipment 12 

//'AgTiculture, Department of. [Bureau of Animal Industry] order 46, 
regulations for inspection and safe transport of animals from United 
States to foreign counti'ies; [with] order 46 [amendment 1], special 
order regarding attendants for animals exported from United States 
to foreign countries. Oct. 21, 1899, Nov. 18, 1901 [reissued 1903]. 
12 pp. 8" [Order 46 and amendment 1 thereto, issued separately in 
1899 and 1901, are here reissued in a single pamphlet.] 



October, 1903 413 

^oVnimal Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Animal indus- 
try of Argentina; by Frank \V. Bicknell. 1903. 72 pp. 16 pi. 8° 
(Bulletin 48.) 

i^ Form of hog cholera not caused by hog-cholera bacillus. Oct. 1, 

1903. 4 pp. 8" (Circular 41.) 

/Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 41. Nos. 
12, 35, 61, 244, 588, and Senate document 426; Estimates of appro- 
priations; Receipts and expenditures; Deficiency estimates. (Serial 
no. 4308. ) 
Forestry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Notes on forest trees 
suitable for planting in United States, black walnut, juglans nigra. 
[1903.] 6 pp. 8° 

^Hygienic Laboratory (Public Health and ^Marine Hos^iital Service, Treas- 
ury Department). Spotted fever, tick fever, of Rocky Mountains, 
new disease; by John F. Anderson. July, 1903. 50 pp. 3 il. 6 pi. 
2 maps, 8° (Bulletin 14. ) [There are no pages 45 and 46, and plate 
numbered 3 should precede, rather than follow, page 48.] 

/^Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). Monthly list of 
publications [of Department of Agriculture], Sept. 1903. Sept. 30, 
1903. 4 pp. 8" ( [Fubhcation] 472.) 

Shipment 13 

/^'ongress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 2. No. 2; 

Reports of War Department, 1901 ; Secretary, miscellaneous. (Serial 
y no. 4269.) 
A^Iilitary Information Division (Adjutant-General, War Department). 

Notes of military interest for 1902; compiled and arranged by E. A. 

Edwards, J. S. Herron, H. B. Ferguson, and R. S. Clark. Jan. 

1903. 492 pp. il. 7 pi. 5 maps, «" ([Publication] 38.) 

Shipment 14 

M?ongress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 66. No. 
152, 4 pts. ; Consular Reports, Jan. -Apr. 1902, v. 68, nos. 256-259. 
(Serial no. 4333.) 

SJnpinent 15 

l/VowgxQas. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 62. Nos. 
684-692; Water-supply and irrigation papers 65-73. (Serial no. 
4329.) 



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catalogue: 



OF 



United States 



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General Information -117 

Congress of United States 419 

Public laws 419 

Senate 419 

House 420 

Sheep-bound Reserve 421 

President of United States 421 

Agriculture, Department of 421 

Commerce and Labor Department 423 

Interior Department 426 

Justice. Department of 428 



Page 

Navy Department 428 

Post-Office Department 430 

State Department 431 

Treasury Department 433 

War Department 434 

Courts of United States 441 

District of Columbia '441 

Smithsonian Institution 442 

Various Bureaus 442 

Shipments to Depositories 445 

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Agricultural agnc. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app- 

Association assoc. 

Board Ijd. 

College coll. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition ex] >os. 

Facsimile, facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f ° 

General gen . 

Geologic . - .'. geol. 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

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. 

Hvdrographic Office H. O. 

Illustrated, illustration, illustrations . . .il. 

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Institute, institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf, leaves 1- 

Librarv L. 

Longitude long. 



Mile, miles ni. 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number, numbers no., nos. 

Octavo 8° 

Page, pages P-, PP- 

Part, parts pt., pts. 

Plate, plates pl- 

Portrait, portraits per. 

Public pub. 

Qua rto 4" 

Railway ry- 

Report - rp. 

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. 

I Superintendent supt. 

Table, tables tab. 

i Thirtvtwo-mo 32« 

Treasury Treas. 

T welvemo 12« 

I Twenty four-mo 24» 

University univ. 

: Versus vs., r. 

I Volume, volumes v. 

Year >r. 



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Congress of United States 

Congressional Record, 58th Congress, 1st session, v. 37, nos. 1-14; Nov. 
9-27, 1903. p. 1-374, 4" 

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Congress, is issued daily when Congress is in session, and indexes thereto are 
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58th Congress, extraordinary session, official Congressional directory; 
by A. J. Halford. Special edition, corrections to Nov. 5, 1903. 
xix+417 pp. il. 1 pi. map. (S. doc. 1, 58th Cong. Ist sess. ) 

* Cloth, 35c; * paper, 20c 

PUBLIC LAWS 

[58th Congress, 1st session] public [joint] resolution 1; approved Nov. 
12, 1903. 
Congress. Making immediately available appropriations for mileage of Senators 

and members of House and for [compensation of ses.sion emplovees]. No. 1. 

Nov. 12. 1 p. 

SENATE 

Address to Congress [by committee of National Convention of Insur- 
ance Commissioners] asking legislation denying use of mails to 
fraudulent insurance companies; [presented bv Mr. Cockrell]. Nov. 
17, 1903. 5 pp. (S. doc. S, 58th Cong. 1st sess. ) 

Correspondence favoring legislation for upbuilding of American ship- 
ping in foreign trade [letter of Alexander R. Smith, calling atten- 
tion to petition of Liverpool Steamship Owners' Association for state 
aid to British shipping; presented by ^Mr. Gallinger] . Nov. 19, 1903. 
7 pp. (S. doc. 10, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Memorial of Delaware Indians in Cherokee Nation, i^raying relief rela- 
tive to their rights in and ownership of lands within nation; [pre- 
sented by Mr. "Quay]. Nov. 23, 1903. 192 pp. (S. doc. 16, 58th 
Cong. 1st sess. ) 
Note. — Includes Brief history of Delaware Indians; by R. C. Adams. 

FOREIGN RELATIONS CO.MMITTEE 

Statements of T. H. Bliss, A. Bijur, and Richard A. Bachia before com- 
mittee [Dec. 19, 1902-Jan. 21, 1903], on reciprocity treatv with 
Cuba. Nov. 11, 1903. 44 pp. (S. doc. 2, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

419 



420 November, 1*J03 



5 

Statements of T. H. Bliss [before committee, Dec. 19, 1902, Jan. 15, 
1903] on reciprocit}' treaty with Cuba. [1903.] 37 pp. 

Cullom, S. M. Report favoring H. 1921, to carry into effect [commer- 
cial] convention between United States and Cuba signed Dec. 11, 

1902. Nov. 23, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 2, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

PENSION'S COMMITTEE 

Gallinger, J. H. Report favoring S. 7, to increase pension of Alfred 

Woodman. Xov. 27, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 4, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 
Report favoring S. 6, to pension Cora ]M. Converse. Nov. 27, 1903. 

3 pp. (S. rp. 5, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 
Report amending S. 8, to increase pension of Perrv Kittredge. Nov. 

27, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 6, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 
Report favoring S. 547, to increase pension of Irving "W. Coombs. 

Nov. 27, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 7, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 
Report favoring S. 1334, to inci'ease pension of Amy C. Bosworth. 

Nov. 27, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 8, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 
Report favoring S. 1335, to increase pension of Calvin Daws. Nov. 

27, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 9, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 
Report favoring S. 13, to increase pension of William Clark. Nov. 

27, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 10, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 
Report favoring S. 1498, to increase pension of Winslow P. Eayrs. 

Nov. 27, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 11, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

PRIXTIXG COMMITTEE 

Piatt, T. C. Report under S. R. 9, 58th Congress, special session, 
directing committee to ascertain cost, for each session of 54th-57th 
Congress, of printing documents, other than executive or legislative, 
printed by order of Senate, or l^y unanimous consent, on request of 
individual Senators. Nov. 18, 1903. 15 pp. (S. rp. 1, 58th Cong. 
1st sess.) 

PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE 

McLaurin, A. J. Report favoring S. 1344, to c^uiet certain [swamp] 
land titles in Mississippi. Nov. 24, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 3, 58th 
Cong. Lst sess.) 

HOUSE 

Constitution of United States, Jefferson's manual. Rules of House of 
58th Congress, and Digest and manual of rules and practice of 
House; by Asher C. Hinds. Nov. 9, 1903. v+696 pp. (H. doc. 
5, 58th Cong. 1st sess. ) *Paper, 40c 

Inventory of books, maps, and pamphlets in [folding room] , Nov. 2, 

1903. Nov. 11, 1903. 16 pp. (H. doc. 4, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 
List of reports to be made to Congress by public officers. Nov. 10, 1903. 

24 pp. (H. doc. 3, 58th Co.ng. 1st sess. j 
Reynolds /'. Butler. Contested election case of George D. Reynolds v. 
James J. Butler, from 12th district of Missouri [58th Congress]. 
1903. 1073 pp. 

RULES COMMITTEE 

Dalzell, John. Report submitting H. R. 21, fixing time for considera- 
tion of H. 1921, to carry into effect commercial convention between 
United States and Cuba signed Dec. 11, 1902, as substitute for H. R. 
17. Nov. 16, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 2, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 



November, 1903 421 

WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE 

Cooper, S. B. Views adverse to H. 1921, to carry into effect [commercial] 

convention between United States and Cuba signed Dec. 11, 1902. 

Xov. 16, 1903. 5 pp. (H. rp. 1, pt. 3, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 
Payne, S. E. Eeport favoring H. 1921, to carry into effect [commercial] 

convention between United i^tates and C'uha signed Dec. 11, 1902. 

Nov. 13, 1903. 4 pp. (H. rp. 1 [pt. 1], 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 
Williams, J. S. Views of minority on H. 1921, to carry into effect 

[commercial] convention between United States and Cuba signed 

Dec. 11, 1902. Nov. 16, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 1, pt. 2, 58th Cong. 

1st sess. ) 

SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE 

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or in one or more cloth editions, are now for the first time ready for distribution 
in sheep binding and are listed in the notice of Shipments to depositories on 
pages 445—149. The number 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. 



President of United States 

Copvright [benefits extended to citizens of] Cuba, proclamation. Nov. 

17, 1903. 1 p. f 
Message to Congress at beginning of 1st [or special] session of 58th 

Congress. 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 1, 58th Cong. 1st sess. ) 
Payson forest reserve, 2d proclamation. [Nov. 5, 1903.] [2] pp. f" 

Agriculture, Department of 

Note. — Those publications of the Department of Agriculture which are for sale, 
except those of the Weather Btireau. 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. 

Report of Secretary, 1903 [advance sheets]. 1903. 106 1. 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Information concerning common goats. Oct. 1, 1903. 14 pp. (Circular 

42.) 
Report on enzootic among cattle caused by bacillus of enteritidis group 

[with Ijibliographv], bv John R. Mohler and John S. Buckley; 

from 19th report, 1902. " [1903.] ii + 297-331 + [1] PP- 5 pi. 
Special report on diseases of horse. Revised edition. 1903. 600 pp. 

18 il. 41 pi. (H. doc. 487, 57th Cong. 2d sess.) *Cloth, 65c 

Contents: 

Digestive organs. Diseases of, by C. B. Michener; revised by Leonard Pearson. 

Examination of sick horse; by Leonard Pearson. 

Eye, Diseases of: by .James Law. 

Fetlock, ankle, and foot. Diseases of; by A. A. Holcombe. 

General diseases, by R. S. Huidekoper; revised by Leonard Pearson. 

Generative organs. Diseases of; by James Law. 

Heart, blood vessels, and lymphatics, Diseases of, by M. R. Trumbower: revised 

by Leonard Pearson. 
Lameness, its causes and treatment, by A. Liautard; revised by J. R. Mohler. 



422 November, 1903 

Special report on diseases of horse — Continued. 

Contents — Continued . 

Medicines, Methods of administering, by C. B. Micliener; revised by Leonard 

Pearson. 
Nervous system, Diseases of, by M. R. Trumbower; revised by Leonard Pearson. 
Respiratory organs. Diseases of, by W. H. Harbaugli; revised by Leonard Pearson. 
Shoeing; by J. W. Adams. 
Sliin, Diseases of; by James Law. 
Surra; by C. W. Stiles. 
Urinary organs. Diseases of; by James Law. 
Wounds and their treatment, by C. B. Michener; revised by J. R. Mohler. 

CHEMISTRY BUREAU 

Influence of environment upon composition of sugar beet [during] 1902, 
including study of irrigated sections; by Harvey W. Wiley. 1903. 
50 pp. 5 il. (Bulletin 78. ) *Paper, 5c 

ROAD MATERIAL LABORATORY 

Testing of road materials, including methods used and results obtained 
in laboratory, in collaboration with Office of Public-Road Inquiries; 
by Logan Waller Page, with Allerton S. Cushman. 1903. 77 pp. 
10 il. 5 pi. (Chemistry Bureau. Bulletin 79.) *Paper, 10c 

ENTOMOLOGY DIVISION 

Codling moth [with bibliography]; by C. B. Simpson. 1903. 105 pp. 

19 il. 15 pi. map. (Bulletin 41.) " *Paper, 15c 

Squash-vine borer, melittia satyriniformis Hbn. ; bv F. H. Chittenden. 

[Nov. 19, 1903.] 6 pp. 2 il. (Circular 38, revised edition.) 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Experiment Station Record, v. 15, no. 3; Nov. 1903. 1903. x + 209- 
316 pp. 3 il. *Paper, 10c single copy, $1.00 a vol. (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. 3 contains a special article. New building for farm mechanics at Iowa College 
of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. 

List of publications of office on irrigation. Nov. 15, 1903. 7 pp. ([Pub- 
lication] 358 revised. ) 

Studies on bread and bread making; by Harry Snyder and L. A. Voor- 
hees. [2d edition.] 1903. 51pp.3il. 1 pi. ' (BuUetin 67.) *Paper,5c 

Contents: 

Losses in process of making bread; by L. A. Voorhees. 

Minnesota, University of. Studies on bread and bread making at, in 1897 and 
1898; by Harry Snyder. 

PORTO RICO AC4RICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION 

Soil survey from Arecibo to Ponce, P. R., by Clarence W. Dorsey, Louis 
Mesmer, and Thomas A. Caine; from Report of field operations of 
Bureau of Soils, 1902. 1903. 53 pp. 1 il. 4 pi. map. (Bulletin 3. ) 

*Paper, 10c 

LIBRARY 

Accessions to Department library, July-Sept. 1903. 1903. 45 pp. (Bul- 
letin 48. ) *Paper, 5c 

PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Plan of distributing tobacco seed and cultural directions for different 
types of tobacco distributed. [Oct. 10, 1903.] 15 pp. 16" [Pre- 
pared in cooperation with Soils Bureau.] 



November, 1903 423 

Pruning; by L. C. Corbett. 1903. 39 pp. 25 il. ( Farmers' bulletin 181. ) 

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

Monthly list of publications [of Department of Agriculture], Nov. 1903. 
Nov. 30, 1903. 4 pp. ([Publication] 477.) 

SOILS BUREAU 

Applications for reports of Field operations [of bureau, 1899-1902, to be 
filled bv separate reprints therefrom, with list of reports and sepa- 
rates]. ' [1903.] 4 pp. 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

FOREIGN MARKETS DIVISION 

Agricultural imports of Germanv, 1897-1901; bv Frank H. Hitchcock. 
1903. 323 pp. (Bulletin 30") ' * Paper, 20c 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Note.— For these publications application sliould be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Climatology of California; by Alexander G. McAdie. 1903. 270pp.il. 

7 pi. 12 maps, 4" (Bulletin L. ) Paper, 50c 

Monthly Weather Review, v. 31, no. 9; Sept. 1903. Nov. 16, 1903. p. 407- 

448, 10 pp. of pi. and maps, 4" Paper, 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. 
Hurricane in Gulf of Mexico: by J. Elligers, jr. 
Hurricane season [of West Indies] ; by Enrique del Monte. 
Meteorological investigation, Methods of; by W. N. Shaw. 
Meteorology, Recent papers bearing on; by W. F. R. Phillips. 
Reclamation work, Weather Bureau cooperation in; by F. H. Brandenburg. 

Weather folk-lore and local weather signs; bv Edward B. Garriott. 
1903. 153 pp. 21 maps. (Bulletin 33.) ' Paper, 25c 



Commerce and Labor Department 

Note. — The act to establish the Department of Commerce and Labor, approved 
Feb. 14, 1903 (Stat. L. v. 32, pt. 1, page 82r>), includes the following provisions: 

That there shall be at the seat of government an executive department to be 
known as the Department of Commerce and Labor, and a Secretary of Commerce 
and Labor, who shall be the head thereof. * * * 

Sec. 4. That the following-named offices, bureaus, divisions, and branches of 
the public service, now and lieretofDre under the jurisdiction of the Department 
of the Treasury, and all that pertains to the same, known as the Light-House 
Board, the Light-House Establishment, the Steamboat-Inspection Service, the 
Bureau of Navigation, the United States Shipping Commissioners, the National 
Bureau of Standards, the Coast and Geodetic Survey, the Commissioner-General 
of Immigration, the commissioners of immigration, "the Bureau of Immigration, 
the immigration service at large, and the Bureau of Statistics, be, and the .«ame 
hereby are, transferred from the Department of the Treasury to the Department 
of Commerce and Labor, and the same shall hereafter remain under the juris- 
diction and supervision of the last-named Department: and that the Census Office, 
and all that pertains to the same, be. and the same hereby is, transferred from 
the Department of the Interior to the Department of Commerce and Labor, to 
remain henceforth under the jurisdiction of the latter; that the Department of 
Labor, the Fish Commission, and the Office of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries, 
and all that pertains to the same, be, and the same hereby are, placed under the 
jurisdiction and made a part of the Department of Commerce and Labor; that 
the Bureau of Foreign Commerce, now in the Department of State, he, and the 
same hereby is, transferred to the Department of Commerce and Labor and con- 
solidated with and made a part of the Bureau of Statistics, hereinbefore trans- 
ferred from the Department of the Treasury to the Department of Commerce and 



424 November, 1903 

Labor, and the two shall constitute one bureau, to be called the Bureau of Sta- 
tistics, with a chief of the bureau; and that the Secretary of Commerce and Labor 
shall have control of the work of gathering and distributing statistical informa- 
tion naturally relating to the subjects confided to his Department; and the Sec- 
retary of Cordmerce and Labor is hereby given the power and authority to rear- 
range the statistical work of the liureaus and oftices confided to said Department, 
and to con.solidate any of the statistical bureaus and offices transferred to said 
Department; and said Secretary shall also have authority to call upon other 
Departments of the Government for statistical data and results obtained by them; 
and said Secretary of Commerce and Labor may collate, arrange, and publish 
such statistical information so obtained in such manner as to him may seem 
wise. * * * 

Sec. 5. That there shall be in the Department of Commerce and Labor a bureau 
to be called the Bureau of Manufactures, and a chief of said bureau. * * * 

Sec. 6. That there shall be in the Department of Commerce and Labor a bureau 
to be called the Bureau of Corporations, and a Commissioner of Corporations who 
shall be the head of said bureau. * * * 

Sec. 7. That the jurisdiction, supervision and control now possessed and exer- 
cised by the Department of the Treasury over the fur-.seal, salmon and other fish- 
eries of Alaska and over the immigration of aliens into the United States, its 
waters, territories and any place subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are hereby 
transferred and vested in the Department of Ccmimerce and Labor. * * * 

Sec. 11. A person, to be designated by the Secretary of State, shall be appointed 
to formulate", under his direction, for the instruction of consular officers, the 
requests of the Secretary of Commerce and Labor; and to prepare from the dis- 
patches of consular officers, for transmission to the Secretary of Commerce and 
Labor, such information as pertains to the work of the Department of Commerce 
and Labor. * * * 

Sec. 12. That the President be, and he is hereby, authorized, by order in writ- 
ing, to transfer at any time the whole or any part of any office, bureau, division 
or other branch of the public service engaged in .statistical or scientific work, 
from the Department of State, the Department of the Treasury, the Department 
of War, the r)ei)artment of Justice, the Post-Office Department, the Department 
of the Navy or the Department of the Interior, to the Department of Commerce 
and Labor. * * * 

Sec. 13. That this Act shall take effect and be in force from and' after its pas- 
sage: Provided, however, That the provisions of this Act other than those of 
section twelve in relation to the transfer of any existing office, bureau, division, 
officer or other branch of the public service or authority now conferred thereon, 
to the Department of Commerce and Labor shall take etfect and be in force on 
the first day of July, nineteen hundred and three, and not before. 

The Commerce and Labor Department distributes the Consular Reports gratui- 
tously. 

Amendment to sec. 4426, Revised Statutes, relating to vessels propelled 
by gas, fluid, naphtha, or electric motors [act of Congress and regu- 
lations]. Oct. 31, 1903. 2 pp. 4° (Dept. circular 21, 1903; Steam- 
boat-Inspection Service. ) 

Regulations concerning accounts, Immigration Service [with Table of 
rates for Government messages]. Aug. 21, 1903. 7 pp. 4" (Dept. 
circular 16, 1903; Bureau of Immigration.) 

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 Wa.shington, 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 cu.stom-houses, at 
the branch hydrographic offices of the Navy Department, at United States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coast Survey. 

Catalogue of charts, coast pilots, and tide tables, 1903. 1903. 174 pp. il. 4" 

Charts 

Guanica Harbor, P. R. ; chart 929. Scale 1: 10,000. Nov. 1903. 35.6 X 

30.2 in. 50c 

Porto Rico, West coast of, W. 1.; chart 901. Scale 1:100,000. Nov. 

1903. 32.8X43 in. 50c 

St. Helena Sound, S. C; chart 436. Scale 1:40,000. Nov. 1903, tirst 

published 1868. 23.9X28.1 in. 25c 

Tampa Bay, Fla., Entrance to; chart 477. Scale 1:40,000. Nov. 1903, 

first published 1877. 27 X 37.9 in. 25c 



November, 1903 425 

"Was^hington, Sea coast and interior waters of, Gravs Harbor to Seniiah- 
moo Bav; chart 6400. Scale 1:300,000. Nov'. 1903, first published 
1886. 38.8X32.5 in. 50e 

FISHERIES BUREAU 

Note. — The Bureau supplies gratuitously those of its publications which are in 
print. 

Statement of certain fishery products landed at Boston and Gloucester, 
Mass., by American fishing vessels, Oct. 1903. 1 p. oblong 8° (Sta- 
tistical bulletin 141.) 

LABOR BUREAU 

Note. — The Bureau furnishes its publications gratuitously to those who apply 
for them. 

Bulletin 49, Nov. 1903. 1903. iii + 1137-1398- [vi] pp. (H. doc. 370, 
pt. 5, 57th Cong. 2d sess. ) [Bimonthly.] *Paper, 15c 

Contents: 

Articles, Leading, in past numbers of bulletin. 

Decisions of courts affecting labor. 

Employers and employees. Agreements between. 

Foreign statistical publications, recent. Digest of. 

Laws of various .States relating to labor enacted [in 1901-03] : Hawaii, Minnesota, 

New Jersey, South Carolina, Virginia. 
Living, Cost of. 
New Zealand, Industrial conciliation and arbitration act of. 

Labor conditions in: by V. S. Clark. 

State bureaus of labor statistics. Digest of recent reports of; Connecticut, Maine, 

Massachusetts, Montana, Nebraska. 
Title-page, contents, and index of v. 8, Jan. -Nov. 1903. 

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 custom-houses, the Hydrographic Office audits branches, and the 
sales agents of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 

5th District. List of beacons, buoys, and day marks, from Metomkin 
Inlet, Va., to New River Inlet, N. C; corrected to Sept. 1, 1903. 
1903. 151 + viii pp. large 8° 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Note.— Created July 1, 1903, by con-solidation of the Statistics Bureau, trans- 
ferred from the Treasury Department, and the Foreign Commerce Bureau, trans- 
ferred from the State Department. 

The Bureau furnishes its publications gratuitously to those who apply for them. 

Daily consular reports, Nov. 2-30, 1903; nos. 1790-1813. 1903. 6 il. 

[Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 
Diplomatic and consular service of United States, correi'ted to Sept. 14, 
1903, with maps showing location and classification of consular ofli- 
cers in each grand division of the world ; from Summary of Commerce 
and Finance, Sept. 1903. 761-792— [1] pp. 7 maps, 4° 
Exports of domestic breadstuffs, provisions, cotton, and mineral oils, 
Oct. 1903. 1903. 14 pp. 4" (Bulletin 4, series 1903-04. ) [Monthly.] 
Monthly Consular Reports, Nov. 1903; v. 73, no. 278. 1903. xix-i-4il- 
593 pp. 12 il. [These articles have appeared previously in the 
Daily consular reports.] * Paper, 15c 

Contents: 
Africa, German southwest, Foreign trade of: by O. J. D. Hughes. 
African, South, Imports; transmitted by.S. W. Hanauer. 
Agrioilture, Schools for, in Quebec; by F. S.S.Johnson. 

Ambulance Corps, New South Wales Railway and Tramway; by F. W. Coding. 
Brewing industry of Kulmbaeh; by E. L. Harris. 



426 November, 1903 

Monthly Consular Reports — Continued. 

Cowten^s— Continued. 
Brick and stone. Calcareous brick and stone manufacture in Germany; by F. H. 

Mason. 
Bricklaying in winter; by F. W. Mahin. 
British colonial preferential tariffs, Exten.sion of. 
Cattle, American, in south Africa; transmitted by W. S. Hollis. 

and meats. Increased French duties on; by A. M. Thackara. 

Chinese Eastern Railway, Sea service of; by R. T. Greener. 

Commercial agents, foreign, Regulations for, in Europe; by J. F. Monaghan. 

Commercial items; by S. W. Hanauer. 

Consular service, British; by S. W. Hanauer. 

Contractors, American, Opportunity for. in Italy. 

Copra, Tahitian, for United States; by W. F. Doty. 

Cotton cultivation in British west Africa; transmitted by Marshal Halstead. 

Crops, Condition of, in Germany; by B. H. Warner, jr. 

Cuba; by Frank Steinhart. 

Doll trade, Foreign, of Thuringia; by O. J. D. Hughes. 

Electric car lines in Germany; by H. W. Harris. 

Electric lights on railway trains in Germany and Austria; by E. L. Harris. 

Electric traction. Important step in; by F. H. Mason. 

Electricians. German. Congress of; by H. W. Harris. 

Engine cars on English railways; by Marshal Halstead. 

Finland. Commerce of. with United States; by Victor Ek. 

Foreign reports and publieations. 

German-Asiatic trade; by O. J. D. Hughes. 

German colonies in .southern Brazil; transmitted by G. H. Murphy. 

German customs tariff. New; by J. J. Langer. 

German-South American trade; by O. J. D. Hughes. 

Germany, Commercial and industrial depression in; by O. J. D. Hughes. 

Gold, Recovery of, in combination with tellurium and selenium; by F. H. Mason. 

Gold and manganese mining in British Columbia; by L. E. Dudley. 

Grain movement in Germany; by H. \V. Diederich. 

Grain shippers. .\merican,at fault; by S. \V. Hanauer. 

Hosiery, American, for the Orient; by J. F. Monaghan. 

Industrial and trade notes. 

Industrial education in Europe; by E. L. Harris. 

Industrial exposition, Ludwig.shafen; by H. \V. Harris. 

Machinery, Importation of. into .south Africa; by S. W. Hanauer. 

Manufactures. American, Room for, in Germany; by O. ,T. D. Hughes. 

Mexico. American and other interests in. 

Mineral output of Russia; bv W. R. Holloway. 

Mineral production of Canada; by E. D. Ingall, transmitted by Gustave Beutels- 

pacher. 
Mo.seley's [Alfred] industrial inquiry. 

Nluchwang and Manchuria, Commercial conditions in; by H. B. Miller. 
Notes. 

Paraguay, Business opportunities in; by .1. X. Ruffin. 
Sardine catch, French, Failure of; by B. H. Ridgely. 
Siberian notes; by R. T. Greener. 
[Steam.ship service between] Australia, the Orient, and San Francisco; by O. H 

Baker. 
Sugar regime, New. in France; bv B. H. Ridgely. 
Tea, Imports of. into United States [1902]. 
Tea cultivation and curing in India; by E. E. Osgood. 
Tea industry of India; by R. F. Patter.son. 
Technical education. Influence of; by S. \V. Hanauer. 
Tool-machinery and small-iron industry, Remscheild; by J. J. Langer. 
Transvaal, Imports into. 
Vanilla beans, Tahitian, in American market; by W. F. Doty. 

Monthly Suniniarv of Commerce and Finance of United States, Sept, 
1903; no. 3, series 1903-04. 1903. 753-1024-f [1] pp. 7 maps, 4° 

*Paper, 35c 

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 
$1.05 to S1.45 per volume. Subscribers may deposit Sl.OO in the Department and 
receive the contents of a vohime of the Decisions of either kind in separate parts 
as they are is.sued. 

Decisions [in appealed pension and bounty land claims] v. 14, [signa- 
tures] 9-12. [1903.] p. 129-192. 
Same, [y. 14, slips] 47-56, 59, 60; Sept. 28-Oct. 31, 1903. 



November, 1903 427 

Draft of bill to control grazino; in forest reserves. Nov. 19, 1903. 1 p. 
(H. doc. 12, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

CENSUS OFFICE 

Note. — Transferred Julyl, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department under the 
name of Census Bureau. 

12th census of United States, 1900, special reports, employees and wages; 

by Davis R. Dewey. 1903. cxv + 1228 pp. 4» *Cloth, §2.00 

12th census of United States, 1900, statistical atlas; Henry Gannett, 

geographer. 1903. 91 pp. 59 pi. 84 pp. of pi. 64 maps, 4" 

*Cloth, S4.00 

EDUCATION BUREAU 

Note. — Such publications of this Bureau as are in print may be had gratui- 
tously by addressing the Commissioner of Education. 

Catalog of A. L. A. library, 5,000 volumes for popular library, selected 
by American Library Association and shown at World's Columbian 
Exposition. Reprint, 1903. xx — 592 pp. (Whole no. 200. ) 

*Paper, 35c 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

Note. — The publications of the United States Geological Survey consist of 
annual reports (restricted to one volume each), bulletins, Mineral Resources, 
Professional Papers, and Water-Supply and Irrigation Papers, which are intended 
for free distribution: and maps. Monographs, and folios of the Geologic Atlas 
and the Topographic Atlas of the United States, which are sfild at prices rang- 
ing from f>c to Sll.OO each. Address the Director of the Geological Survey, Wash- 
ington. For topographic sheets see below. 

Cement resources of Alabama; [presented by Mr. Morgan]. Nov. 24, 
1903. 23 pp. (S. doc. 19, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Con tent t<: 

Portland cement manufacture; by E. C. Eckel. 

Portland cement materials of central and southern Alabama: by E: A. Smith. 

Geologic atlas of L'nited States, Parker folio, S. Dak. Library edition. 
1903. 6 pp. 7 il. 3 maps, large 4" (Folio 97. ) * Paper, 25c 

Report of progress of stream measurements for calendar year 1902. by 
F. H. Newell, pt. 4, interior basin, Pacific Coast, and Hudson Bay 
drainage. 1903. 250 -I- [i] pp. 2 il. (Water-supply and irrigation 
paper 85; H. doc. 489, 57th Cong. 2d sess.) *Paper, 15c 

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..i00, 1:125.000. and 1 : 2.i0.000. 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 by 11.5 to 16 inchesin width, 
e.Kclusive 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. 

About one-third of the area of the country, excluding Alaska, has been 
mapped, nearly every State being represented. Massachusetts, 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 of 100 or 
more copies, whether of the same sheet or of different sheets, the price is 2c each. 

California, Goleta special map, lat. 34° 20^-34° 35^ long. 119° 45^-120°. 

Scale 1:62, .500, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Oct. 1903. 
California, Santa Paula quadrangle, lat. 34° 15^-34° 30^ long. 119°-119° 

15^ Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Oct. 1903. 
Massachusetts, Boston and vicinitv, lat. 42° 15^-42° 30', long. 70° 45'- 

71° 15'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Oct 

1903. 17.5 X 26 in. 



428 November, 1903 

Missouri, Palmyra quadrangle, lat. 39° 30^-40°, long. 91° 30^-92°. Scale 
1:125,000, fontour interval 20 ft. Edition of Oct. 1903. 

Ohio, Cadiz quadrangle, lat. 40° 15^-40° 30^ long. 80° 45^-81°. Scale 
1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Oct. 1903. 

Ohio, Vermilion quadrangle, lat. 41° 15^-41° 30^ long. 82° 15^-82° 30^ 
Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of Oct. 1903. 

HYDROGRAPHY DIVISION 

Note. — Hereafter the publications of the Hydrography Division will be entered 
under the Geological Survey. 

HAWAII 

Letter from secretarv in relation to transmission of laws and journals of 
Legislature. Nov. 16, 1903. 1 p. (H. doc. 10, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 
Keport of governor, 1903. 1903. 86 pp. 

INDIAN BUKEAU 

[72d] annual report of commissioner of Indian affairs, 1903. 1903. 
iv + 111 pp. 

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 15.00. 
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 $10.00 per volume. The Rules of Practice 
and pamphlet Patent Laws are furnished free. The Patent Office issues coupon 
orders in packages of 20 at :81.00 per package, or in books containing: 100 coupons 
at 85.00 per book. One coupon will procure a specification with drawings, and two 
coupons a copv of the Official Gazette. They are good until used. Address Chief 
Clerk. Patent Office. 

Alphabetical lists of patentees and inventions for July and Aug. 1903. 

182 pp. large 8° [Bimonthly. Index to v. 105 of Official Gazette.] 
Official Gazette, Nov. 3-24, 1903; v. 107, nos. 1-4. 1903. 1-1098 + 

[ciii] pp. il. large 8° [Weekly.] Paper, 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. 104. 1903. 
[vii] + xvi pyt. large 8" 

PENSION BUREAU 

Poster of examining surgeons. 1903. 648 Y>p. [Half the pages are left 
Ijlank for manuscript additions.] 

Justice, Department of 

ATTORNEY-GENERAL, ASSISTANT, FOR COURT OF CLAIMS 
Annual report [for year ending Oct. 31] 1903. 1903. 9 pp. 

Navy Department 

Assistant civil engineers, rules regarding examinations of candidates for 
apijointment in Navy. Oct. 23, 1903. 2 pp. 12" 



November, 1903 429 

Circular defining chief characteristics of 13,000-ton battleships, no. 23, 
Mississippi, and no. 24, Idaho, authorized bv act approved Mar. 3, 
1903. [Nov. 7, 1903.] 15 pp. 

Conimunication from vice-president and general manager of Commercial 
Pacific Cable Companv relating to legislation desired for 3Iidwav 
Islands. Nov. 16, 1903. 4 pp. (H. doc. 9, 58th Cong. 1st sess. ) " 

Report of board appointed to select site for naval training station on 
Great Lakes. Xov. 12, 1903. 11 pp. (H. doc. 6, 58th Cong. 1st 
sess. ) 

EQUIPMENT BUREAU 

Catalogue of ship's and crew's libraries of U. S. S. Philadelphia. Oct. 
1903. 35 pp. 12" 

HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 

Note. — The Charts. Sailing Directions, etc., of the Hydrographie Office are sold 
by the office in Washington and also by agents at the principal American and 
foreign seaports and .\merican lake ports. Copies of the Hydrographie Bulletin 
and Notice to Mariners are stipplied free on application at the Hydrographie 
Office in Washington and at the branch offices in Boston, New York, Philadel- 
phia, Baltimore, Norfolk. Savannah. New Orleans, San Francisco, Portland 
(Oreg.), Port Towiisend, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, Sault Ste. Marie, and 
Duluth. 

Annual report of hydrographer, 1903. 1903. 33 pp. [Annual report for 
1902 was not published separately.] 

Hawaiian Islands and islands, rocks, and shoals to westward. 2d edi- 
tion. 1903. 170 pp. ([Publication] 115.) Cloth, 40c 

Price list of books on sale by office, including list of agents. 1903. 7 pp. 

Charts 

Chapel Roads and Chapel Cove, Bay of Waterfalls, Andreanof Group, 

Adakh Island, Aleutian Islands, from reconnoissance in Aug. 1902 

bv U. S. R. S McCulloch; chart 2144. Scale 1000 vds. = 7.5 in. 

Nov. 1903. 12.7X18.4 in. " 10c 

La Mar Bav, Margarita Island, Venezuela, from survev in 1903 bv R. M. 

S. Solent; chart 2146. Scale naut. m. = 2 in. Nov. 1903. 'l2.7X 

16.4 in. 10c 

Nazan Bay, Western part of, Andreanof Group, Atka Island, Aleutian 

Islands, from reconnoissance in Aug. 1902 bv U. S. R. S. McCulloch; 

chart 2147. Scale naut. m. = 8 in. Nov. 1903. 26.8X18.5 in. 20c 
Nishitomari Wan, [or] Ajiro Bay, east coast of Tsushima, Japan, from 

Japane.?e survev in 1875; chart 2148. Scale 1000 vds. = 4.77 in. 

Nov. 1903. 18.6X20.5 in. " 20c 

Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Dec. 1903; chart 1401. Scale 1° long. = 

0.2 in. Nov. 5 [1903]. 20.7x35.3 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note. — CoiMains. in addition to sailing routes, etc.. charts published, etc., Oct. 
1-31. 1903; storm tracks: tishing banks: forecast of wind and weather: proposed 
pilot charts of south Atlantic and .south Pacific Ocean; equator crossings in 
Atlantic Ocean. 

Polar regions, Baffin Bay to Lincoln Sea, showing recent discoveries by 
R. E. Peary, with earlier surveys and examinations made by U. S. S. 
Polaris expedition in 1871-2 under C. F. Hall, British Arctic expe- 
dition in 1875-6 under G. S. Nares, Ladv Franklin Bav expedition 
in 1881-4 under A. W. Greely; chart 2142. Scale 1° hit. = 3.1 in. 
Oct. 1903. 3.3.4X30.7 in. 40c 

Tamatave, [or] Toamasina. ^Madagascar, east coast, from French survev, 
1901; chart 600. Scale naut. m. = 2.2 in. Nov. 1903. 26.1X19.4 
in. 10c 



430 November, 1903 

j udge- ad voc ate-general 

Report, 1903. 1903. 6 pp. 

MARINE CORPS 

Annual report of major-general commandant, 1903. 1903. 56 pp. 

Note. — Includes reports of commanding officers of marines, etc. 

MEDICINE AND SURGERY BUREAU 

Report of surgeon-general, Navy [with accompanying papers], 1903. 
1903. 295 pp. 3 il. 

Note. — Includes medical statistics, reports from naval hospitals, etc.. and the 
following special reports — 
Bacteriological report ; by T. A. Berryhill. 
Cerebro-spinal meningitis, Report on epidemic of, U. S. R. S. Minneapolis; by C. 

F. Stokes. 
Cholera epidemic, Summary of measures and recommendations looking to arrest 

of, at Cavite, P. I.; by F. A. Hesler. 
Contagious diseases. Report on, Naval Training Station, Newport, R. I.; by G. 

H. Barber. 

San Francisco, Cal.: by H. B. Fitts. 

Diphtheria, Report of epidemic of, on board U. S. S. Buffalo; by G. E. H. Harmon. 
Report on, on board receiving ships Franklin and Richmond; by C. T. 

Hibbett. 

Report on cases of. at naval hospital, Norfolk, Va. ; by R. C. Persons. 

Epidemic influences. Report on U. S. receiving ship Minneapolis under; by 

Clcnu'nt Biddle. 
Medicine, 14th International Congress of, at Madrid, Summary of report on; by 

D. N. Carpenter. 
Naval Hospital Corps School of Instruction, naval hospital, Norfolk, Va., Report 

on; by R. C. Persons. 
Surgical technique, naval hospital. New York ; by W. C. Braisted. 
Yellow fever aboard ships, Some of experiences of Navy with; by P. W. F. Wieber. 

NAVAL WAR RECORDS OFFICE 

Report of superintendent [on work of office and Navy Department 
library], 1903. 1903. 6 pp. 

NAVIGATION BUREAU 

Regulations governing admission of candidates into Naval Academy as 
midshipmen. Oct. 1903. 15 pp. 

ORDNANCE BUREAU 

Course of instruction in ordnance at seamen's quarters, navy vard, 

Washington, D. C. 1903. 34 pp. 
Report of chief, 1903. 1903. 9(i pp. [Includes reports of Naval Gun 

Factory, Naval Proving Ground, and Naval Torpedo Station.] 

STEAM ENGINEERING BUREAU 
Annual report of cliief, 1903. 1903. 67 pp. 

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU 
Annual report of paymaster-general of Navy, 1903. 1903. 151 pp. 

Post-Ofiice Department 

United States Official Postal Guide, 2d series, v. 25, no. 11; Nov. 1903. 

Philadelphia. 52 pp. 12° [Monthly.] Paper, $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. 



November, 1903 431 

foreign mail service 

Report of superintendent, 1903. 1903. 31 pp. 

Note.— Appendix contains international postal statistics for 1901. 

POSTMASTER-GENERAL, 1ST ASSISTANT 

Report, 1903. 1903. 44 pp. 

Note.— Relates to salaries and allowances, money-order system, post-office sup- 
plies, Dead-Letter Office, and correspondence. 

POSTMASTER-GENERAL, 2D ASSISTANT 

Principal laws and regulations relative to transportation of mails on 

electric and cable car lines. Oct. 30, 1903. 12 pp. 
Report, 1903. 1903. 322 pp. 

Note. — Relates to mail .service and mail e(iuipments. 



State Department 



Note.— The State Department distributes its publications gratuitously. Re- 
quests for Consular Reports should hereafter be made to the Department of Com- 
merce and Labor. For sale of laws see page 418. 

A new bureau, to be known as the Bureau of Trade Relations, was organized in 
the State Department July 1, 1903, under sec. 11 of act to establish the Department 
of Commerce and Labor. 

Colombia. New Granada, treaty of peace, araity, navigation, and com- 
merce, concluded [Bogota], Dec. 12, 1846, proclaimed June 12, 1848. 
Nov. 18, 1903. 12 pp. (S. doc. 9, 58th Cong. 1st sess. ) 

Same [with Message from President Polk transmitting treaty, 

and accompanying documents]. Nov. 23, 1903. 67 pp. (S. doc. 
17, 58th Cong. 1st sess. ) 

Cuba. Commercial convention between United States and Cuba, signed 
Habana, Dec. 11, 1902 [with amendments proposed by Committee 
on Foreign Relations, 58th Congress]. Mar. 12, 1903. 7 pp. (Sen- 
ate executive I [pt. 1], 57th Cong. 2d sess.) [Injunction of secrecy 
removed Nov. 11, 1903.] 

Same [as amended by Senate]. Mar. 19, 1903. 7 pp. (Confiden- 
tial; [Senate] executive I [pt. 1], 57th Cong. 2d sess. ) [Injunction 
of secrecy removed Nov. 11, 1903.] 

Note.— The series of documents to which thesQ belong is printed in confidence 
for the use of the Senate, and is inaccessible to other persons unless, as in these 
instances, the Senate removes the injunction of secrecy. 

Same. Nov. 10, 1903. 5 pp. (H. doc. 2, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Treaty between United States and Cuba, signed [Habana], July 2, 

1903, for adjustment of title to Lsle of Pines. Nov. 11, 1903. 3 "pp. 
(Confidential; [Senate] executive B, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) [In- 
junction of secrecy removed Nov. 24, 1903.] 

Note.— The series of documents to which this belongs is printed in confidence 
for the u.se of the Senate, and is inaccessible to other persons uuless, as in this 
instance, the Senate removes the injunction of secrecy. 

Diplomatic list, .Nov. 1903. 14 pp. 24" [Monthly.] 

Great Britain. Neutrality of Great Britain in Civil War [correspondence 
reprinted from Papers relating to foreign affairs accompanying ]Mes- 
sage of President at commencement of 2d session of 37th Congress, 
Dec. 1861]. Nov. 24, 1903. 121 pp. (S. doc. 18, 58th Cong. 1st 
sess. ) 

622— No. 107—03 2 



432 November, 1903 

Panama. Response to resolution, correspondence relating to recent revo- 
lution on Isthmus of Panama [with correspondence of Xavv Depart- 
ment]. Nov. 16, 27, 1903. 23 + 8 pp. (H. doc. 8, 2 pts. 58th Cong. 
1st sess.) 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

Note. — This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices 
usually ranging from 5c to 75c. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

Monthly bulletin, Nov. 1903; whole no. 122, v. 15, no. 5. 1903. p. 1163- 

1444. (H. doc. 310, pt. 11, 57th Cong. 2d sess.) [Contains articles 

in Spanish, English, Portuguese, and French.] 

Paper, 25c single copy, $2.00 a yr 
Contents: 

Additions to Columbus Memorial Library, Oct. [1903]. 

Argentina. Trade statistics, Aug. 1903;" port movements in .Tuly, 1903; sheep 
raising. 

Bolivia. Foreign commerce in 1902; notes. 

Book notes. 

Brazil. Carboniferous basin of Amazon; culture of cocoa trees in Baliia; coffee 
production in 1902-3; coffee market in Aug. 1903; general coffee market; sugar 
market at Federal capital; cf)tton; notes. 

Central and South America and Cuba, Some books on, recently added to Library 
of Congress. 

Chile. Mineral and trade statistics; Trans-Andine Railway; nitrate production 
and trade: conces.sion for exten.sion of Taltal Railway to Atacama. 

Colombia. Coffee growing in Republic; shoe trade of Republic. 

Costa Rica. Cu.stoms receipts Apr. -Sept. 1903; coffee production and destination 
in 1902-3. 

Cuba. Message of President Palma. 

Extradition, Treaty of, between Guatemala and United States [concluded Wash- 
ington, Feb. 27, 1903, proclaimed July 17, 1903]. 

German-South American trade. 

Gold and silver, Production of. in 1902. 

Great Britain, Trade of America and, tirst 9 months of 190:i. 

Haiti. Notes. ^ 

Honduras. Commerce and industries, 1902-3. 

International Exchange, Mexican Commission on, Report of. 

Latin America, Trade opportunities in. 

Mexico. Foreign commerce in July, 1903; customs duties, July, 1903; establish- 
ment of industrial technological niuseum; development of trade relations with 
Austria-Hungary; trade with United States; notes. 

Nicaragua. Gold mines of eastern Nicaragua. 

Paraguay. Exports through port of Asuncion during first half of 1903 to River 
Plate and Europe; free importation of carriages and harness; construction of 
street railway. 

Periodicals and newspapers on file. 

Peru. Maritime customs receipts of Republic in 1902; copper; notes. 

Peso, Philippine, Sign for. 

United States. Trade with Latin America; consular trade reports; foreign com- 
merce in Sept. [1903] ; trade in tropical products; report of Commission on Inter- 
national Exchange [summary] ; miscellaneous notes. 

Uruguay. Exports, first 8 months of 1903; customs revenue, first S months of 1903; 
port movements in July, 1903. 

Venezuela. New export duties on cattle; import duties at Cariipano. 

FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Note. — Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department and con- 
solidated with the Statistics Bureau, transferred from the Treasury Department. 
The bureau so formed is called the Statistics Bureau. See page 425. 

ROLLS AND LIBRARY BUREAU 

List of books, pamphlets, and maps received Jan. -June, 1903, with 
references to articles in periodicals relating to law of nations, di- 
plomacy, history, and political science, supplemented by list of 
periodicals and newspapers received; new series, no. 27. [1903.] 
62 pp. 4° [Semiannual.] 



November, 1903 433 



Treasury Department 

Accounts sent to auditor for Treasury to be accompanied by original 
Treasury instructions, if any. Noy. 23, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. cir- 
cular 129, 1903; Diyision of Customs.) 

Fines and fees under customs and nayigation laws to be deposited sepa- 
rately. Xoy. 14, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 128, 1903; Diyision 
of Public Moneys. ) 

160th call, redemption of 5 per cent bonds of 1904. Xoy. 2, 1903. 1 p. 
4° (Dept. circular 124, 1903; [Diyision of] Loans and Currezicy. ) 

Receipts to be taken from payees of awards under sec. 4, act June 22, 
1874. Xoy. 11, 1903. 1 p. 4° (Dept. circular 127, 1903; Division of 
Customs. ) 

Treasury decisions under tariff, internal revenue, and other laws, weekly, 
y. 6, nos. 45-48; Xoy. 5-26, 1903. [Department decisions numbered 
24749-803 including general appraisers' decisions 5460-89, and inter- 
nal-revenue decisions 713-720.] 

APPRAISERS 

Annual report of Board of General Appraisers for 12 months ended Oct.. 

1, 1903. 1903. 8 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2347.) 
Reappraisements of merchandise by general appraisers [on Oct. 22- 

Xoy. 21, 1903]; Xoy. 2-30, 1903. 4° ( Reappraisement circulars 

1008-19; Division of Customs.) [Weekly.] 

ARCHITECT, SUPERVISIXG 

Annual report, 1903. 1903. 260 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2346.) 

AUDITOR FOR POST-OFFICE DEPARTMEXT 

Report to Secretary of Treasury and to Postmaster-Genera], 1903. 1903. 
181 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2344.) 

COAST AXD GEODETIC SURVEY 

Note. — Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. See 
page 424. 

COMPTROLLER OF TREASURY 

Decisions, v. 10, pt. 1, July-Sept. 1903; containing decisions by Robert 
J. Tracewell and Leander P. :Mitchell. 1903. vii + 1-317 -f xii 
pp. 

GOVERNMEXT ACTUARY 

Market prices and investment values of outstanding securities [Oct. 
1903]. Xov. 2, 1903. 2 pp. 4" (Treasury Dept. Dept. circular 12.5, 
1903. ) 

IXTERXAL REVEXUE OFFICE 

Distilled spirits, marks on packages put up by wholesale liquor dealers, 
regulations amended. Xov. 9, 1903. 1 p. 4" ([Circular] 650; 
Treasury Dept., Dept. circular 126, 1903.) 



434 November, 1903 

light-house board 

Note.— Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. See 
page 425. 

PUBLIC HEALTH AND MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Annual report of surgeon-general, 1902. 1903. 487 pp. il. 29 pi. (Treas. 
Dept. doc. 2331. ) *Paper, 50e 

Note.— Includes the following contributed articles: 
Bacillus pestis, Organism resembling; by S. B. Grubbs. 
Disinfection, Necessity of; by M. J. Roseiiau. 
Mosquito cycle of malaria. Short description of; by H. B. Parker. 
Points, Dry, versus glycerinated virus, from bacteriologie standpoint; by M. J. 

Ro.senau. 
Stegomyia fasciata [mosquito] ; by H. B. Parker. 

Tuberculosis, Sanatoritun treatment of, analy.sis of 300 cases treated at Marine- 
Ho.spital Service sanatorium. Fort Stanton, N. Mex.; by P. M. Carrington. 

Public Health Reports, v. 18, nos. 45-18; Nov. 6-27, 1903. 1903. 
[xv] + 1921-2127 pp. [Weekly.] 

Note. — This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as reported by the officers of the Public Health and Marine 
Hospital Service and others, is for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is lim- 
ited, and the document is intended only for health officers and other persons 
interested in sanitary affairs. To obtain it application should be made to the 
Surgeon-General of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, Treasury 
Department. Special articles are — 
Bubonic plague. Sanitary prophylaxis of pest, and modification necessary in 

quarantine regulations, by J. M. Eager: no. 46. 
Hydrocyanic-acid gas against household insects, by L. O. Howard; no. 46. 

HYGIENIC L.\BORATORY 

Antiseptic and germicidal properties of glycerin; by M. J. Rosenau. 
Sept. 1903. 30 pp. (Bulletin 16.) 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Note. — Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. See 
page 425. 

STEAMBOAT INSPECTION SERVICE 

Note. — Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. 

Annual report of supervising inspector-general, 1903 [with reports of 
district inspectors, calendar vear 1902]. 1903. 322 pp. (Treas. 
Dept. doc. 2341.) 

War Department 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL 

Army list and directory, officers of Army, Nov. 20, 1903; [no.] 48. 73 
pp. *Paper, 10c single copy, $1.00 a yr 

Communication submitting compilation of statutory provisions govern- 
ing discharge of enlisted men from military service, with statement 
of army regulations of 1901; presented bv Mr. Cockrell. Nov. 12, 
1903. 4 pp. (S. doc. 3, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Federal aid in domestic disturbances [or. Employment of troops in 
enforcement of laws] 1787-1903; by Frederick T. Wilson. Mar. 2, 
1903. 394 pp. (S. doc. 209, 57th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

MILITARY INFORMATION DIVISION 

Note. — The Military Information Division has been transferred from the 
Adjutant-General's Office to the Office of Chief of Staff; but as the organization 
of the War Department is at present in a transition stage, the arrangement of 
this catalogue remains unclianged for the present. 



November, 1903 435 

French-English military technical dictionary; by Cornelis De Witt 

Willcox. 1903. xiii -i- 493 pp. ( [Publication'24]; \Yar Dept. doc. 

95.) [This publication \vas originally issued in 3 parts during 1899 

and 1900.] 
Index of special military subjects contained in books, pamphlets, and 

periodicals receiyed during quarter ending Sept. 30, 1903. 1903. 

19 pp. (War Dept. doc. 175.) 

CHICKAMAUGA A^'D CHATTANOOGA NATIONAL PARK 
COMMISSION 

Annual report, 1903. 5 pp. 

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT 

Alabama. Annual report upon improyement of riyers and harbors in 

western Alabama and eastern ^Mississippi, in charge of W. E. Craig- 

hill and Spencer Cosby; apx>. T of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 

306-324, 1237-73. 
Arkansas. Annual report upon improyement of Arkansas Riyer and 

riyers in Arkansas and Missouri, in charge of Graham D. Fitch; app. 

Y of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 376-389, 1407-40. 
California. Annual report upon improyement of harbors in California, 

south of San Francisco, in charge of J. H. Willard and Edgar Jadwin; 

app. UU of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 575-579, 2171-80, map. 
Annual report upon improyement of riyers and harbors in California 

tributary to and north of San Francisco Bay, and of Pearl Harbor, 

Ha\yaii, in charge of W. H. Heuer; app. VV of report of chief, 1903. 

1903. p. 579-593, 2181-2204. 
Connecticut. Annual report upon improyement of riyers and harbors 

in Connecticut, and of Pawcatuck River, in charge of Chas. F. 

Powell; app. E of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 104-123, 831-855. 
Cumberland Riyer. Annual report upon improyement of Cumberland, 

OVnon, and Forked Deer rivers, in charge of M. B. Adams and W. J. 

Barden; app. DD of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 410-417, 1579-89. 
Delaware River. Annual report upon improvement of Delaware River 

and of certain works in Delaware Bay, in charge of C. W. Raymond, 

J. C. Sanford, and Spencer Cosby; app. I of report of chief, 1903. 

1903. p. 159-165, 957-982. 
District of Columbia. Annual report upon maintenance and repair of 

AVashington Aqueduct, increasing water supply of Washington, and 

Washington Aqueduct tiltration plant, in charge of A. M. Miller; 

app. DDD of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 654-658, 2485-2515. 
Annual report upon repair of Aqueduct Bridge, upon Memorial 

Bridge, and upon construction of highway bridge to replace Long 

Bridge across Potomac River at Washinijton, in charge of Chas. J. 

Allen; app. CCC of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 652-654, 2483, 

2484. 
Engineers. Annual reports upon battalions of engineers, engineer depots. 

Engineer School of Application, service of engineer officers abroad 

and with troops, and reconnaissances, explorations, and work in 

field; app. 2-4 and HHH of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. iii- 

xxxii, 683-709, 2899-2917. 
Erie, Lake. Annual report upon improyement of rivers and harbors on 

lake in Ohio, in charge of Dan i\ Kingman; app. RR of report of 

chief, 1903. 1903. p. 542-557, 2049-2113, 2 pi. 
Florida. Annual report upon improvement of rivers and harbors on 

eastern coast of Florida, and of harlxir at Key West, and entrance 

thereto, in charge of Francis R. Shunk and Herbert Deakvne; app. 

Q of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 271-281, 1173-92, map. 



436 November, 1903 

Florida — Continued. Annual report upon improvement of rivers and 
harbors on western coast of Florida south of and including Suwanee 
River, in charge of Francis R. Shunk and Herl^ert Deakyne; app. 
R of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 281-289, 1193-1205. 

Georgia. Annual report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in east- 
ern (iieorgia, of inside water route ))etween Savannah, Ga., and Fer- 
nandina, Fla., and of Cumberland Sound, in charge of James B. 
Quinn and Cassius E. Gillette; app. P of report of chief, 1903. 1903. 
p. 257-271, 1141-71. 

Annual report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in western 

Georgia and Florida and in eastern Alabama, in charge of J. B. 
Cavanaugh and R. R. Raymond; app. S of report of chief, 1903. 
1903. p. 289-306, 1207-36. 

Government Printing Office. Annual report upon new building for 
office, in charge of John S. Sewell; app. Ill of report of chief, 1903. 
1903. p. 673, 674, 2919-29. 

Great Lakes. Annual report ujxm improvement of waters connecting 
Great Lakes, in charge of Wm. H. Bixby; app. QQof report of chief. 
1903. 1903. p. 532-542, 2001-47, 2 maps. 

Illinois. Annual report upon improvement of Chicago and Calumet 
harbors, 111., of Chicago River, and of Calumet River, survey of 
Illinois and Des Plaines rivers for waterway from Lockport, 111., to 
St. Louis, Mo., in charge of O. H. Ernst; app. jNIM of report of chief, 
1903. 1903. p. 491-495, 1887-1913, 1 pi. 6 maps. 

Annual report upon improvement of Illinois River and construc- 
tion of Illinois and Mississippi Canal, in charge of J. H. Willard; 
app. NN of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 495-498, 1915-30. 

Kentucky. Annual report upon improvement of falls of Ohio River, 
of White River, Wabash River, and of rivers in Kentucky, in charge 
of E. H. Ruffner and Geo. McC. Derby; app. JJ of report of chief, 
1903. 1903. p. 452-464, 1763-90. 

Louisiana. Annual report upon improvement of Homochitto River, and 
of rivers and harbors in southern Louisiana and eastern Texas, in 
charge of H. M. Adams and Chas. S. Bromwell; app. V of report of 
chief, 1903. 1903. p. 335-348, 1299-1319. 

Annual report upon improvement of passes of Mississippi River, of 

bayous Lafourche, Plaquemine, Courtableau, and Teche, and of 
Grand River and Pigeon bavous, La., in charge of H. M. Adams; 
app. U of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 324-335, 1275-97, 5 maps. 

Maine. Annual report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in 
Maine east of and including Portland Harbor, in charge of S. W. 
Roessler; app. A of report of cliief, 1903. 1903. p. 37-54, 711-729. 

Annual report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in JNIaine 

south of Portland Harbor, in Vermont and New Hampshire, in 
Massachusetts north of Lynn Harbor, and in New York on Lake 
Champlain, in charge of Harrv Tavlor; app. B of report of chief, 
1903. 1903. p. 54-73, 731-757. 

Massachusetts. Annual report upon imj^rovement of rivers and harbors 
in eastern Massachusetts south of and including Lynn Harbor, in 
charge of W. S. Stanton; app. C of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 
73-88, 759-785, map. 

Annual report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in south- 
eastern Massachusetts and in Rliode Island, in charge of Geo. W. 
Goethals and Cassius E. Gillette; app. D of report of chief, 1903. 
1903. p. 88-104, 787-830, 12 maps. 

]Michigan. Annual report upon improvement of rivers and harbors on 
eastern coast of Michigan, in charge of Lansing H. Beach; app. PP 
of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 522-532, 1983-99, 14 maps. 



NovExMBER, 1903 437 

^lichigan, Lake. Annual report upon improvement of Michigan City 
Harbor, Ind., and rivers and harVjorj^ on eai^tern shoi-e of lake, in 
charge of M. B. Adams, J. G. Warren, and Charle^' Keller; app. 00 
of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 498-522, 1931-82. 

Annual report upon improvement of rivers and harbors on western 

shore of lake, in charge of J. G. Warren; app. LL of report of chief, 
1903. 1903. p. 47.5-491, 1833-85, 8 maps. 

Mississippi Eiver. Annual report ujion construction of reservoirs at 
headwaters of ^Mississippi River, improvement of ^lississippi River 
between St. Paul and ^linneapolis, and between Brainerd and Grand 
Rapids, Minn., of rivers in Wisconsin and Minnesota tributary to 
Mi-ssissippi River, of Warroad River, and of Red River of the North 
and its tributaries, in charge of R. L. Hoxie; app. BB of report of 
chief, 1903. 1903. p. 396-105, 1523-50. 

Annual rej^ort upon improvement of rivers and waterways in Louis- 
iana, Texas, Arkau,«as, Indian Territory, and ^lississippi tributary to 
Mississippi River, in charge of Chas. L. Potter and Chas. S. Brom- 
well; app. X of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 361-376, 1363-1405. 

Annual report upon operating snag boats and dredge boats on Mis- 
sissippi River, improvement of Mississippi River between Missouri 
River and St. Paul, Minn., and of La Crosse Harbor, Wis., operating 
and care of Galena River improvement, an<l of Illinois and ^Slississippi 
Canal around lower rapids of Rock River, at Milan, 111., in charge 
of Jas. L. Lusk and C. McD. Townsend; app. AA of report of chief, 
1903. 1903. p. 39.3-396, 146.3-1521, 2 maps. 

Annual report upon removing snags and wrecks from 3Iississippi 

River, improvement of Mississippi River between Ohio and Missouri 
rivers, prevention of Mississippi River from l^reaking through into 
Cache River at Beechridge, above Cairo, 111., in charge of Thos. L. 
Casey; app. Z of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 389-393, 1441-62. 

Missouri River. Annual report upon improvement of Missouri River, 
of Osage River, and of Gasconade River, in charge of H. ^I. Chit- 
tenden; app. CC of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 40.5-410, 1-551-78. 

Muskingum River. Annual report upon improvement of Muskingum 
River, of Guyandot River, of Big Sandy River and its forks, and of 
Kentuckv River, in charge of E. H. Ruffner; app. II of report of 
chief, 1903. 1903. p. 446-4.52, 1731-61, 1 pi. 

New Jersey. Annual report upon improvement of ice harbor at ^lar- 
cushook, Pa., of rivers and harbors in southern New .lersey, in 
Delaware, and in Maryland on eastern shore of Chesapeake Bay, 
[and of] inland waterway from Chincoteague Bay to Delaware Bay, 
in charge of .lared A. Smitii and .1. C. Sanford: app. J of report of 
chief, 1903. 1903. p. 165-194, 983-1026. 

Annual report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in north- 
eastern New Jersev, in charge of C. W. Raymond and Spencer Cosby; 
app. H of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 14.5-159, 927-956. 

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 and Theo. A. Bingham ; app. SS of report of chief, 1903. 
1903." p. .557-564, 2115-16, 4 maps. 

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 Theo. A. Bingham; app. TT of report of chief, 
1903. ' 1903. p. 564-575, 2147-69, 3 maps. 

Annual report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in New York 

on Long Island Sound and on southern shore of Long Island, of 
Hudson River and harbors thereon, and of Harlem and East rivers, 
in charge of S. ^I. ^lansfield and Amos Sticknev; app. F of report of 
chief, 1903. 1903. p. 123-139, 857-908, 9 maps. 



438 November, 1903 

New York Harbor. Annual report i;pon improvement of harbor, Bay 
Ridge, Red Hook, and Buttermilk channels, and Gowanus Creek 
Channel, enlargement of Governors Island, in charge of W. L. 
Marshall; app. G of report of chief, 1903. 190.3. p. 139-145, 
909-925, 5 maps. 

Annual report upon supervision of harbor, by Edward F. Qual- 

trough; app. ZZ of report of chief, 1903. 1903. * p. 637, 2359-66. 

North Carolina. Annual report upcjn improvement of rivers and 
harbors in North Carolina, in charge of E. W. Van C. Lucas and 
E. Eveleth Winslow; app. N of report of chief, 1903. 1903. 
p. 228-242, 1091-1115. 

Ohio River. Annual report upon construction of locks and dams in 
Ohio River between Pennsylvania State line and Cincinnati, Ohio, 
and improvement of Kanawha, Little Kanawha, Elk, and Gauley 
rivers, W. Va., in charge of (ieo. A. Zinn and W. E. CraighilJ; 
app. HH of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 440-446, 1713-29. 

Annual report upon improvement of Ohio River by open-channel 

work and construction of lock and dam 37, operating snag V)oat on 
river, in charge of G. J. Lvdecker; app. FF of report of chief, 1903. 
1903. p. 423-427, 1627-49. 

Oregon. Annual report upon improvement of rivers and harbf)rs in 
western Oregon, of Colunil)ia River above mouth of Willamette 
River, and of Snake River, in charge of W. C. Langfitt; app. WW 
of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 593-609, 2205-55^ 2 maps. 

Patapsco River. Annual report upon improvement of river and Balti- 
more Harbor, Md., in charge of Peter C. Hains, W. A. J<Mies, and 
Chas. J. Allen; app. K of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 194-197, 
1027-34. 

Pennsylvania. Annual report ujion improvement of harbor at Pitts- 
burg, Pa., of Allegheny River, and of INIonongahela River, con- 
struction of locks and dams 2-7, Ohio River, and operating and care 
of Davis Island dam, Ohio River, in charge of W. L. Sibert; app. 
GG of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 427-440, 1651-1711. 

Report. Annual report of chief, 1903. 1-676 + 52 pp. 

South Carolina. Annual report upon imjirovement of Waccamaw River 
and rivers and harbors in South Carolina, in charge of J. C. Sanford 
and G. P. Howell ; app. O of report of chief, 1 903. 1903. p. 242-257, 
1117-40. 

Superior, Lake. Annual report upon improvement of rivers and harbors 
on lake, in charge of Lansing H. Beach and D. D. Gaillard; app. 
KK of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 464-475, 1791-1831, 10 maps. 

Tennessee River. Annual report upon improvement of river and its 
tributaries, in charge of John (L D. Knight and W. J. Barden; 
app. EE of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. 417-423, 1591-1625. 

Texas. Annual report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in 
Texas, in charge of C. S. Riche; app. W of report of chief, 1903. 
1903. p. 348-361, 1321-61. 

Virginia. Annual report upon improvement of Norfolk Harbor, Va., 
and its approaches, and of waterways and harbors in southeastern 
Virginia and northeastern North Carolina, in charge of James B. 
Quinn and E. Eveleth Winslow; ajjp. M of report of chief, 1903. 
1903. p. 219-228, 1073-90. 

Annual report upon improvement of Potomac River and its tribu- 
taries, of James River and harbor at Milford Haven, and rivers in 
Maryland and Virginia on western and eastern shores of Chesapeake 
Bay, protection of Jamestown Island, in charge of Chas. J. Allen; 
app. L of report of chief, 1903. 1903. j). 197-219, 1035-72, 4 maps. 



November, 1903 439 

Washington Barracks. Annual report upon Ijuildings, Army War Col- 
lege, and Engineer School [of Apjilication], Washington, D. C, in 
charge of John 8. Sewell; app. JJJ of report of chief, 1903. 1903. 
p. 674, 675, 2931-36. 

Washington State. Annual report upon improvement of rivers and har- 
bors in Washington, in charge of John Millis; app. YY of report of 
chief, 1903. 1903. p. 620-636, 2323-57, 9 maps. 

Willamette River. Annual report upon improvement of Willamette 
River, and of Columbia River below mouth of Willamette, and their 
tributaries, in charge of W. C. Langfitt; app. XX of report of chief, 
1903. 1903. p. 609-620, 2257-2321, 22 pi. 28 maps. 

AVyoming. Annual reports upon roads and bridges in Yellowstone 
National Park, military roail from Fort Washakie to mouth of Buf- 
falo Fork of Snake River, in charge of Hiram M. Chittenden; app. 
GGG and KKK of report of chief, 1903. 1903. p. iii-v, 2885-98, 
2937. 

CALIFORNIA DEBRIS COMMISSION 

Annual report, 1903; app. AAA of report of chief of engineers, 1903. 
1903. p. iii, iv, 2367-70. 

ENGINEER TROOPS 

Historical sketch of 1st Battalion of Engineers during its tour abroad 
[in Philippine Islands], Smith S. Leach, commanding. Press of 
Engineer School of Application, W^ashington Barracks, D. C, 1903. 
[iv] + 27 pp. (Engineer School of Application. Occasional papers 
[7, erroneously printed as] 6. ) 

NORTHERN AND NORTHWE.5TERN LAKES SURVEY 

Note. — Lake Survey charts may be obtained from U. S. Lake Survey Olfice, 
Detroit. Mich., or from U. S. Engineer Oflice, ButTalo, X. Y. Payments must be 
made before charts are sent, and if made by mail must be by postal or express 
money order payable to the order of U. S. Lake Survey Oflice if ordered from 
Detroit, or to the order of U. S. Engineer Office if ordered from Buffalo. These 
charts may also be obtained, for cash only, at U. S. Canal Office at Sault Ste. 
Marie, Mich. They will be sent by express, the express charges to be paid by the 
purchaser on receipt of the charts, or free by mail at the purchaser's risk. Pur- 
chasers should indicate, when ordering the charts, whether they wish them sent 
by express or mail. The latter will be used when no choice is indicated. 

The bulletins and supplements of the Lake Survey may be obtained free upon 
application at V. S. Lake Survey Office. Detroit, Mich., and at the engineer offices 
in Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Rapids, Cleveland. Buffalo, and Oswego. 

Annual report upon survev of northern and northwestern lakes; app. 
FFF of report of chief of engineers, 1903. 1903. p. 660-665, 2671- 
2884, 32 pi. 5 maps. 

Supplement 7, 1903, corrections and ad<litions to bulletin 13, a. Lake 
Superior and St. Marys River; b. Lake Michigan and Green Bay; 
c, Lake Huron, St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair, Detroit River; d, 
Lake Erie and Niagara River to Niagara Falls; e, Niagara River 
below Niagara Falls, Lake Ontario, St, Lawrence River: to supple- 
ment information given upon charts of Great Lakes. Nov. 16, 1903. 
16 pp. 4" 

GETTYSBURG NATIONAL PARK COMMISSION 

Letter calling attention to omission of provision for monument to Bat- 
tery E, 4th Artillery, at Gettysburg, and draft of bill to remedy 
omission. Nov. 23, 1903. 2 pp, (S. doc. 13, 58th Cong. 1st sess. ) 



440 November, 1903 

insular affairs bureau 

Monthly summary of commerce of Philippine Islands, June, 1903; no, 

12, series 1902-03. p. 1425-1553, 4" 
Primer and vocabulary of jNIoro dialect, Magindanau; bv R. S. Porter. 

Oct. 1903. 77 pp. (War Dept. doc. 209.) " *Paper, 5c 

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 

Circular of information in relation to appointment in Medical Corps of 
Armv, requisite qualifications, examination of applicants, etc. [Oct. 
19, 1903.] 10 pp. 12" 

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 

Annual report of chief, 1903. 1903. 60 pp. 

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 

Oflicial Gazette, v. 1, nos. 55-58; Sept. 23-Oct. 14, 1903. ^Manila, p. 

679-744, 4" [Weekly.] 
Same, Spanish, p. 679-743, 4" 

KoTE.— The Official Gazette will be furnished to subscribers, free of postage, at 
the rate of 15c single copy, 16.00 a yr. Send remittances by postal money order or 
registered letter to Max L. McColiough, editor Official Gazette, Manila, P. I. 

Public laws and resolutions passed bv Philippine Commission during 
quarter ending Aug. 31, 1903. INIanila, 1903. v. 12, x + 262 pp. 

Note. — By order of the Philippine Commission, the quarterly publication of 
Public laws and resolutions passed by Philippine Commis.sion, beginning with 
V. 9, for quarter ending Nov. 30, 1902, will be issued in 2 pamphlets, 1 English 
and 1 Spanish, for sale by the secretary of the commission at f 1.00 in Philippine 
currency each. The quarterly volumes preceding v. 9, both languages included, 
are for sale by the secretary of the commission at |l..50 in Philippine currency per 
volume. Address the secretary of the Philippine Commission, Manila, P. I. 

AGRICULTURE, BUREAU OF 

Botanical work in Philippines [with bibliography]; bv Elmer D. Mer- 
rill. Manila, Sept. 25, 1903. 53 pp. 1 pi. large 8"' (Bulletin 4.) 

MINING BUREAU 

Complete li^t of Spanish mining claims recorded in bureau; by Chas. 

H. Burritt. Manila, 1903. 25 pp. (Bulletin 2.) 
Platinum and associated rare metals in placer formations, information 

for prospectors and placer miners; by H. D. McCaskey. Manila, 

1902. 8 pp. (Bulletin 1.) 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Bulletin, May, 1903. Manila, 1903. p. 107-138, 1 il. 4" [English and 
Spanish.] 

Note. — Contains meteorological data, notes on weather, magnetic and seismic 
disturbances, and crops of Philippine Islands. Special article is, Observations on 
insects affecting crops in Philippines; by William A. Stanton. 

QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT 

Annual report of quartermaster-general, 1903. 1903. 30 pp. 



November, 1903 441 

signal office 

Annual report of chief signal officer, 1903. 1903. 36 pp. map. 

Maps 

Signal Corps telegraph system in Alaska and Canadian line connecting 
with United States, "scale 60 m.= l in.; with inset, Continuation of 
Canadian line, scale 70 m. = 1 in. July, 1903. 17.4 X 25.1 and 8.1 X 
7.5 in. 

Courts of United States 

COURT OF CLAIMS 

Felicity, schooner. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation 
cases [of Anne T. Floyd and David Stewart, administrators of Isaac 
Smith, surviving partner of Thoi'oughgood & Isaac Smith, for seizure 
of] schooner, William Story, master. Nov. 27, 1903. 2 pp. (H. 
doc. 15, 5Sth Cong. 1st sess. ) 

Franklin, Tenn. Findings in case of St. Paul's Episcopal Church of 
Franklin. Nov. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 4, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Huttonsville,W. Va. Findings in case of trustees of Presbvterian Church, 
Huttonsville. Nov. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 15, '58th Cong. 1st 
sess. ) 

Landram. Findings in case of Louis Landram [administrator of William 
J. Landram]. Nov. 23, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 14, 58th Cong. 1st 
sess. ) 

^lunt. Findings in case of Mary C. Munt, administratrix of John H. 
Munt. Nov. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 11, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Seaman's Friend Societv. Findings in ease of Seaman's Friend Society 
of Wilmington, N. C. Nov. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 5, 58th Cong. 
1st sess. ) 

Seymour, ship. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation ca.ses 
[of Rebecca Snowden Marshall and Charles Marshall, administra- 
tors of Jonathan Hudson, surviving partner of Holmes, Hudson & 
Co., and John Stewart, receiver of Baltimore Insurance Company, 
for seizure of ] ship, Paul Gould, master. Nov. 27, 1903. 3 pp. (H. 
doc. 14, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Sharpsburg, ^Id. Findings in case of trustees of Reformed Church of 
Sharpsburg. Nov. 12,1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 6, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Warwick. Findings in case of Emma N. AVarwick, administratrix of 
John W. Warwick. Nov. 20, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. II, 58th Cong. 
1st sess. ) 



District of Columbia 

Electrical Department. Annual report, 1903. 1903. 16 pp. 
Engineer Department. Report of operations, 1903. xi -f 128 pp. 3 tab. 
Fire Department. [18th] report of chief [with reports of other officers], 

1903. 1903. 21 pp. 
Medical supervisors. [6th] report, 1903. 1903. 15 pp. 
Taxes. Report of collector of taxes, 1903. 1903. 10 pp. 



442 November, 1903 



Smithsonian Institution 

Note. — In its latest price-list the Smithsonian Institution publishes this note: 
" The publications of the Smithsonian Institution are, 1, Contributions to Knowl- 
edge; 2, Miscellaneous Collections; 3. annual reports: 4. special papers. No sets 
of these are for sale or distribution, as most of the volumes are out of print. The 
volumes of Contributions and Collections are distributed only to designated pub- 
lic libraries and learned institutions in this country and abroad. A small edition 
of the papers in these two series is jtrinted separately for sale or exchange. The 
Smithsonian reports are distributed by the Institution to libraries throughout the 
world; may be had by purchase at cost from the Superintendent of Documents, 
and may also generally be obtained free of charge from the applicant's Member 
of Congress." The annual reports are the only Smithsonian publications that are 
regularly issued as public documents. All the others are paid for from the pri- 
vate funds of the Institution. Separates from the reports are for exchange, and 
for free distribution, but not for sale. The annual reports are included in the 
Congressional set. 

Smithsonian contributions to knowledge, v. 29 [title-page, contents 
etc.]. 1903. xi pp. f° ([Publication 976.] ) 



Various Bureaus 

FISH COMMISSION 

Note.— Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department under the 
name of Fisheries Bureau. See page 425. 

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 

DOCUMENTS OFFICE 

9th annual report of superintendent of documents, 1903. 1903. 64 pp. 

Catalogue of United States Public Documents, monthlj', no. 106; Oct. 
1903. 1903. 383-413+xx pp. * Paper, 81.10 a yr 

57th Congress, 2d session, Dec. 1, 1902-Mar. 4, 1903; index to subjects 
of documents and reports and to committees. Senators, and Repre- 
sentatives presenting them, with tables of same in numerical order. 
1903. 250 pp. (H. doc. 495, 57th Cong. 2d sess.) * Cloth, 25c 

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION 

Note. — The Commission furnishes its reports gratuitously to those who apply 
for them. 

Accident bulletin 8, showing collisioiis and derailments of trains and 
casualties to persons, Apr. -June, 1903, with tables for 1903. 1903. 
14+[l]pp. 

Apportionment of railroad cars to competing coal mines, in United States 
circuit court, northern district of West Virginia, United States, ex 
rel. Kingwood Coal Company, v. West ^'irginia Northern Railroad 
Company; [decided Oct. 15, 1903] ; opinion of Nathan Goff. [1903.] 
7 pp. 

LABOR DEPARTMENT 

Note.— Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department under the 
name of Labor Bureau. See page 425. 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 

Bibliography of Philippine Islands; published under direction of library 
and Bureau of Insular Affairs. 1 903. [2 pts. in 1 v. ] xxi+397+439 
pp. (S. doc. 74, 57th Cong. 2d sess. ) [Includes IMariana or Ladrone 



November, 1903 443 

Islands. This work was originally intended as appendix to Pro- 
nouncing gazetteer and geographical dictionary of Philippine Islands, 
which was issued as Senate document 280, 57th Congress, 1st session, 
for which see Catalogue for Nov. 1902, page 614.] * Cloth, 60c 

Contents: 

Biblioteca Filipina; por T. H. Pardo de Tavera. pt. 2. 

List of books, with references to periodicals, on Philippine Islands, in Library 

of Congress, bv A. P. C. Griffin: with Chronological list of maps in library, by 

P. L. Phillips. ■ pt. 1. 

List of books, with references to periodicals, on Philippine Islands, in 
library, bv A. P. C. Griliin ; with Chronological list of maps in library, 
by P. "Lee Phillips. 1903. xv+397 pp. large S^ [From Bibliogra- 
phy of Philippine Islands. Includes Mariana or Ladrone Islands.] 

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 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 So. 00 per year of 52 numbers. The bulletins 
of the office are sent free on application to theRegister of Copyrights. 

Catalogue of title entries of books and other articles entered under copy- 
right law; whole nos. 644-647; Nov. 5-25, 1903. 1903. 417-740 + 
[liv] pp. [Weekly.] Paper, $5.00 a yr 

Copyright in Canada and Newfoundland, rules and forms for copyright 
registration in Canada, with cop^'right laws of Canada, Newfound- 
land, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island; bj^ 
Thorvald Solberg. 1903. 126 pp. (Bulletin 6.) * Paper, 10c 



Shipments to Depositories 

During the Month of November, 1903 



Note.— Shipment numbers run from 1 to 49, inclusive, and then begin again with 1. 
y^ Shipment 16 

Congresf?. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 58. Nos. 
42, 353, 525, 683; Exports declared, Apr. 1901-Mar. 1902; no. 639; 
Exports declared, July, 1900-June, 1901. (Serial no. 4325.) 

Shipment 17 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 67. No. 
553, 4 pts. ; Consular Reports, Mav-Aug. 1902, v. 69, nos. 260-263. 
(Serial no. 4334.) 

Shipment 18 

*^ongress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 68. Xo. 

710, 4 pts.; Consular Reports, Sept.-Dec. 1902, v. 70, nos. 264-267. 

(Serial no. 4335.) 
1-^ — Same, v. 99. Nos. 467-469; Geological Survey bidletins 185-187. 

(Serial no. 4366.) 

Shipment 19 

*i)ongress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 69. No. '^ 
708, 2 pts.; Special Consular Reports, v. 23, 2 pts.; Gas engines, 
Silverware. (Serial no. 4336. ) 

^ 57th Congress, 2d session. House reports, v. 1. Nos. 2751-3157; 

miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4413. ) 

Shipment 20 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 100. Nos. 
470 and 471; Geological Survey bulletins 188 and 189. (Serial no. 
4367. ) 

Shipment SI 

•Congress. 57th Congress, 2d session. Congressional Record, proceed- 
ings and debates of 57th Congress, 2d session, v. 36 [pt. 3; Feb. 14- 
Mar. 4, 1903, with appendix]. 1903. [3] + 2177-3078 + 210 pp. il. 4» 



Shipment 22 

. session. H( 
461; Geological Survey bulletin 179. (Serial no. 4364.; 



Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 97, No. 

445 



^ 



446 November, 1903 

Shipment 23 



*^nimal Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture) . German meat 
regulations [translated bv Annette ^I. Dve], with original text. 
1903. 51 pp. 8" (Bulletin 50.) 

^- Horseshoeing; by John W. Adams. 1903. 31 pp. 18 il. 8° 

(Farmers' bulletin 179.) 
^^iological Survey Division (Department of Agriculture). Game laws 
for 1903, summary of provisions relating to seasons, shipment, sale, 
and licenses: bv T. S. Palmer, Henrv Oldvs, and R. W. Williams, 
jr. 1903. 56 pp. 5 il. 8" ( Farmers' "l)ulletin 180. ) 
'Cavalry and Field Artillery School (Adjutant-General, Army, War 
Department). Army horse in accident and disease [with "bibliog- 
raphv]; 1)v Alexander Plummer and Richard H. Power. 1903. 
^ 91 pp. 12" " 

'■'^hemistrv Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Olive oil and its sub- 
stitutes; bv L. M. Tolman and L. S. Munson. 1903. 64 pp. 2 pi. 
"!» (Bulletin 77.) 
T^ongress. 57th Congress, 2d session. House reports, v. 3. Nos. 3512- 
^ 3919; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4415. ) 
^.'^xperiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Experiment 
Station Record, v. 15, no. 2; Oct. 1903. 1903. viii-^105-208 pp. 8° 
•^^ — Few good books and bulletins on nature study, school gardening, 
and elementarv agriculture for connnon schools; bv D. J. Crosbv. 
[Nov. 13, 1903."] 4 pp. 8" (Circular 52.) 

l/^ Functions and uses of food; by C. F. Langworthy. [Oct. 6, 1903.] 

^ 10 pp. 8° (Circular 46 revised. ) 
L/^ — List of publications of office on food and nutrition of man. Oct. 
15, 1903. 11 pp. 8« ([Publication] 238 revised [8th edition].) 

^ List of publications of office on irrigation. Oct. 15, 1903. 7 pp. 8* 

^ ( [Publication] 358 revised. ) 
^Publications Division (Department of Agriculture). List of bulletins 
and circulars issued by Department of Agriculture and available 
for free distribution; corrected to Sept. 15, 1903. 31 pp. 8" ([Pub- 
, lication] 247, 9th edition. ) 

Soils Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Reclamation of salt marsh 
lands. Oct. 1903. 10 pp. 8" (Circular 8, revised edition.) 

Shipment 24 

Census Office (Interior Department). 12th census of United States, 
1900, statistical atlas; Henry Gannett, geographer. 1903. 91 pp. 
59 pi. 84 pp. of pi. 64 maps, 4" 

Shipjment 25 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 39. No. 
10; Report of comptroller of currency, 1901, v. 2. (Serial no. 4306.) 

Shijnnent 26 

/^^ Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 44. No. 
14; Navigation Bureau, Treasury Department, rejiort, 1901. (Serial 
no. 4311.) 

ly 57th Congress, 2d session. House reports, v. 2. Nos. 3158-3511; 

miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4414.) 



^ 



/; 



November, 1903 447 

Shipment 27 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 40. No. 1 1 ; 

Internal revenue rejiort, 1901. (Serial no. 4307.) 
Same, v. 98. Xos. 462-466; Geological Survey bulletins 180-184. 

(Serial no. 4365.) 

Shipment 28 

^Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 37. No. 9; 
. Report of Attorney-General, 1901. (Serial no. 4304.) 
''<— — Same, v. 38. No. 10; Report of comptroller of currency, 1901, v. 1. 
(Serial no. 4305.) 

Shipment 29 

'^'ongress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 102. Nos. 
^ 635, 693-701 ; Geological Survey bulletins 194-203. ( Serial no. 4369. ) 
Entomologv Division (Department of Agriculture). Peach-tree borer, 
sannina exitiosa Say; by C. L. Marlatt. [Oct. 19, 1903.] 6 pp. 1 il. 
8" (Circular 54.) 
^'^— — Use of hydrocyanic acid gas for fumigating greenhouses and cold 
frames. [Oct. 2, 1903. ] 10 pp. 3 il. 8" (Circular 37, revised edition. ) 
^Tublications Division (Department of Agriculture). Monthly list of 
publications [of Department of Agriculture], Oct. 1903. Oct. 31, 
1903. 4pp. 8° ([Publication] 473T) 
^/.^Sb'ils Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Applications for reports of 
Field operations [of bureau, 1899-1902, to be filled by separate 
reprints therefrom, with list of reports and separates]. [1903.] 
4 pp. 8° 

Shipment 30 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 50. No. 
17; Mineral Resources, 1900. (Serial no. 4317.) 
t-^::— Same, v. 101. Nos. 472-475; Geological Survey bulletins 190-193. 
(Serial no. 4368.) 

Shipment 31 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 45. No. 
15, pts. 1-3; Commerce and Finance, Julv-Sept. 1901. (Serial no. 
4312.) 

Shipment 32 

i^ongress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 55. Nos. 
21-136, except 29, 35, 39, 41, 42, 50, 52-61, 64, 88; miscellaneous. 
(Serial no. 4322. ) 

Shipment 33 

^/Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 61. Nos. 
53-60, 481-484; Water-supply and irrigation papers 53-64. (Serial 
no. 4328. ) 

Shipment 34 

^Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 46. No. 15, 
pts. 4-6; Commerce and Finance, Oct.-Dec. 1901. (Serial no. 4313. ) 

Shipment 35 

♦Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. Senate documents, v. 2. Nos. 
2-61, except 4, 20, 35, 50, 54; Government Printing Office report, 
1901; miscellaneous; no. 1, special session. Senate. (Serial no. 4220. ) 

622— No. lOT— 03 3 



448 November, 1903 

^Congress — Continued. 58th Congress, extraordinary session, official Con- 
gressional directory; by A. J. Halford. Special edition, corrections 
to Nov. 5, 190o. xix + 417 pp. il. 1 pi. map, 8° 

i/ Copyright Office (Library of Congress). Copyright in Canada and Xew- 
foundland, rules and forms for copyright registration in Canada, 
with copyright laws of Canada, Newfoundland, New Brunswick, 
Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island; bv Thorvald Solberg. 1903. 
126 pp. 8'^ (Bulletin 6. ) 

Sliipmcnt 36 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 47. No. 
i5, pts. 7-9; Commerce and Finance, Jan. -Mar. 1902. (Serial no. 



4314. 



Shipment 37 



Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 48. No. 
15, pts. 10-12; Commerce and Finance, Apr.-June, 1902. (Serial no. 



4315. 



Shipment 38 



Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 51. No. 
18; Labor Department, 16th annual report, 1901, Strikes and lock- 
outs. (Serial no. 4318.*) 
- Same, v. 84. No. 275; Precious metals, 1900. (Serial no. 4351.) 



l^ 



Shi2')ment 39 

^Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 85. No. 
283; Naval War Records, series 1, v. 13. (Serial no. 4352.) 

Shijmient 40 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 53. No. 19; 
Weather Bureau report, 1901, v. 2, Barometry. (Serial no. 4320.) 

Shipment 41 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 88. No. 
306, pts. 1-6; American Republics Bureau monthly bulletin, Jan.- 
June, 1902, v. 12. (Serial no. 4355.) 

Shipment 4^ 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, y._ 60. No. 52; 

Commission to Revise and Compile Laws of Porto Rico. (Serial 

no. 4327. ) 

^^Public Health and Marine Hospital Service (Treasury Department). 

Annual report of surgeon-general, 1902. 1903. 487 pp. il. 29 pi. 8° 

Shipment 43 

^Animal Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Information 

concerning common goats. Oct. 1, 1903. 14 pp. 8° (Circular 42.) 
^Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 49. No. 

16; 33d list of merchant vessels, 1901. (Serial no. 4316.) 
1 /Entomology Division ( Department of Agriculture ) . Codling moth [with 

bibliography]; by C. B. Simpson. 1903. 105 pp. 19 il. 15 pi. map, 

8° (Bulletin 41.) 



November, 1903 449 

^^/Hj-gienic Lal)oratory (Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, Treas- 
ury Department ) . Antiseptic and germicidal properties of glycerin; 
by 31. J. Rosenau. Sept. 1903. 30 pp. 8» (Bulletin 16.) 

^•^Veatber Bureau (Dejjartment of Agriculture). Climatology of Cali- 
fornia; bv Alexander G. McAdie. 1903. 270 pp. il. 7 pi. 12 maps, 
4° (Bulletin L.) 

Weather folk-lore and local weather signs; bv Edward B. Garriott. 

1903. 153 pp. 21 maps, 8° (Bulletin 33.) 

Slnjvnent 44 

'^Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 63. Xo. 88; 
House manual. (Serial no. 4330.) 

Same, v. 64. Xos. 138-167, except 145 and 152; miscellaneous. 

(Serial no. 4331.) 

Shipment 4-5 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 70. Nos. 

168-372, except 176-187, 244, 250, 275, 283, 305, 306, 310, 320, 334, 
^^^ 336, 353; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4337.) 

Same, v. 86. Xo. 681; Xaval War Records, series 1, v. 14. (Serial 

no. 4353. ) 



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nos. 1-12, Dec. 7-19, 1903. " 119 + 96 pp. 4° 

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PTJBLIC LAWS 

[58th Congress, 2d session] public [act] 1; approved [Dec. 17, 1903]. 
Cuba. To carrv into effect [commercial] convention between United States and 
Cuba, signed "[Habana], Dec. 11, 1902. No. 1. [Dec. 17.] 2 pp. 

[58th Congress, 2d session] public [joint] resolution 1, 2; approved Dec. 
17, 1903. 

Congress. To pav officers and employees of Senate and House their salaries for 

Dec. 1903, on 18th of said month. No. 2. Dec. 17. 1 p. 
Midshipmen. In relation to commuted rations for midshipmen. No. 1. Dec. 

17. 1 p. 

SENATE 

Accounts. Annual report of Charles G. Bennett, secretary, receii^ts and 
expenditures, 1903. Dec. 7, 1903. 455 pp. (S. doc. 1, 58th Cong. 
2d sess. ) 

455 



456 December, 1903 

Committees. List of committees for 58th Congress [1st and 2d sessions]. 
Nov. 23, 1903. 10 pp. 

District of Columbia. Statement of account between United States and 
Hart Farm School for maintenance of Government wards; [pre- 
sented by Mr. Gallinger]. Dec. 14, 1903. 32 pp. (S. doc. 24, 58th 
Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Insurance. Resolution of Southwestern Lumbermen's Association, 
favoring general purpose of bill to prohibit use of mails to fraudu- 
lent insurance companies, and suggesting amendment [exempting 
interinsurance exchanges from its provisions]; pre.«ented bv INIr. 
Cockrell. Dec. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 22, 58th Cong. 2d 'sess.) 

Members. Alphabetical list of Senators and committees, 58th Con- 
gress [1st and 2d sessions]. Dec. 1, 1903. 15 pp. 

L'nited States Senate, 58th Congress, 2d session, 1903-04, directory; 

by William B. Turner. 1903. 15 pp. 1 il. narrow 24" 

Monroe doctrine, bv Sir Frederick Pollock; presented by Mr. Lodge. 
Nov. 16, 1903. "18 pp. (S. doc. 7, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Occupations. Race in industry, from 34th annual report of ]\Iassachu- 
setts Bureau of Statistics of Labor; and Labor bulletin of Massa- 
chusetts, no. 27, Aug. 1903, containing Aliens in industry [etc.; 
presented by Mr. Lodge]. Dec. 4, 1903. 131 pp. (S. doc. 27, 
58th Cong. 1st sess. ) 

Property. Letter from secretary, account of propertv in his possession. 
Dec. 7, 1903. 4 pp. (S. doc. 2, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Letter from sergeant-at-arms, report of propertv in his possession. 

Dec. 7, 1903. 38 pp. (S. doc. 3, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Letter from sergeant-at-arms, report of receipts from sale of con- 
demned propertv since Dec. 1, 1902. Dec. 7, 1903. 1 p. (S. doc. 
6, 58th Cong. 2d' sess. ) 

CLAIMS COMMITTEE 

Clapp, M. E. Report favoring S. 421, for relief of W. J. Kountz. Dec. 

16, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 121, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Stewart, W. ]\I. Report favoring S. 175, for reUef of Roliert D. McAfee 

and John Chiatovich [sureties of Elias B. Zabriskie]. Dec. 16, 

1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 116, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report favoring S. 177, to reimburse certain persons who furnished 

services in suppressing Indian hostilities within Nevada [in I860]. 

Dec. 16, 1903. 12 pp. (S. rp. 117, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report favoring S. 334, for relief of N. F. Palmer, jr., and Company. 

Dec. 16, 1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 118, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report favoring S. 1842, for [excess] compensation for employees 

of Treasurv, War, Navv [and Executive] Departments. Dec. 16, 

1903. 8 pp. (S. rp. li9, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Warren, F. E. Report submitting Alphabetical list of private claims 

brought before Senate, Dec. 4, 1899-Mar. 4, 1903, Senate document 

221, 57th Congress, 2d session. Dec. 8, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 14, 58th 

Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Reiiort favoring S. 113, to adjust claims ))etween United States and 

Vermont [in respect to ordnance and quartermaster stores furnished 

in 1864 and 1865]. Dec. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 114, 58th Cong. 

2d sess. ) 
Report favoring S. 352, for relief of representatives of ]\1. F. Merritt. 

Dec. 16, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 115, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report favoring S. 2696, to pay John F. Weston. Dec. 18, 1903. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 159, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 



December, 1903 457 

COMMERCE COM>riTTEE 

Alger, R. A. Report favoring S. 2319, for liglit-hoiise and fog signal at 
Diamond Shoal, Cape Hatteras. Dec. 10, 1903. 8 pp. (S. rp. 20, 
58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Berry, J. H. Report amending S. 270, authorizing Winnipeg, Yankton 
and Gulf Railroad Company to construct bridge across Missouri 
River at or near Yankton, "S. Dak. Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 
104, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring S. 2300, to amend act to authorize construction 

of bridge across Mississippi River at or near Grays Point, Mo. [by 
Southern Illinois and Missouri Bridge Company, so as to extend 
time]. Dec. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 140, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Clav, A. S. Report amending S. 462, to place light-ship off outer bar of 
'Brunswick, Ga. Dec. 10, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 26, 58th Cong. 2d 
sess. ) 

Depew, C. M. Report favoring S. 131 , for revenue cutter for service in 
Narragansett Bav and adjacent waters [headquarters at Newport, 
R. I.]!: Dec. 10,'l903. 1 p. (S. rp. 31, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Elkins, S. B. Report favoring S. 468, for relief of widow and children 
of Joseph W. Etheridge and widow of John M. Richardson. Dec. 
19, 1903. 6 pp. (S. rp. 162, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Foster, A. G. Report amending S. 201, to establish port of delivery at 
Salt Lake, Utah. Dec. 10, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 15, 58th Cong. 2d 
sess. ) 

Report amending by substitute S. 576 [relating to subports of entry 

in Washington State]. Dec. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 16, 58th Cong. 
2d sess. ) 

Gallinger, J. H. Report favoring S. 1380, for depot for Revenue-Cutter 
Service. Dec. 10, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 32, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Hanna, M. A. Report favoring S. 1681, for modification of project for 
improvement of Bridgeport Harbor, Conn. Dec. 10, 1903. 1 p. (S. 
rp. 17, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 2261, to amend sec. 4607, Revised Statutes, re- 
lating to soliciting seamen as lodgers [so as to include seamen of 
foreign vessels] . Dec. 10, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 18, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Mallory, S. R. Report favoring S. 2262, for removal or destruction of 
derelicts. Dec. 17, 1903. 5 pp. (S. rp. 151, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Martin, T. S. Report amending S. 469, to restore Henry D. Hall to 
Revenue-Cutter Service. Dec. 10, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 23, 58th 
Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Report favoring S. 833, for relief of Joseph M. Simms. Dec. 10, 

1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 24, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring S. 1319, authorizing Rol^ert A. Chapman [to con- 
struct dam so as] to use waters of Coosa River in Alabama for gen- 
erating electricity. Dec. 10, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 25, 58th Cong. 2d 
sess. ) 

Nelson, Knute. Report favoring S. 1352, for relief of Lindley C. Kent 
and Joseph Jenkins, sureties of Frank A. Webb. Dec. 10, 1903. 
5 pp. (S. rp. 21, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Report favoring S. 1748, for life-saving station at Half Moon Bay, 

near Montara Reef, Cal. Dec. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 22, 58th 
Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Report favoring S. 2685, to amend act authorizing additional light- 
house districts [so as to increase number to 18] . Dec. 1 7, 1903. 2 pp. 
(S. rp. 157, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 



458 December, 1903 

Perkins, G. C. Report favoring S. 901, for vessel of 1st class for Revenue- 
Cutter Service, headquarters at Honolulu, Hawaii. Dec. 10, 1903. 
2 pp. (S. rp. 19, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring S. 2692, to establish life-saving station at Cape Nome, 

Alaska. Dec. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 152, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 2225, to provide depot for Revenue-Cutter Serv- 
ice [Oakland, Cal.]. Dec. 17, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 153, 58th Cong. 
2d sess. ) 

Quarles, J. V. Report amending S. 540, for additional officer in district 
of Chicago in collection district of Indiaiia and Illinois. Dec. 17, 
1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 146, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE 

Foraker, J. B. Report favoring S. 492, to amend act to incorporate con- 
vention of Protestant Episcopal Church of diocese of Washington [so 
as to assure authority to take grants or devises of real estate]. Dec. 
11, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 34, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Gallinger, J. H. Report favoring S. 465, to amend act to permit Pintsch 
Compressing Company to lav pipes in Washington. Dec. 11, 1903. 
1 p. (S. rp. 38, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring S. 1496, supplemental to act of Feb. 9, 1821, incor- 
porating Columbian College in District, and acts amendatory. Dec. 
14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 105, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Martin, T. S. Report favoring S. 820, for memorial bridge across Potomac 
River from Washington to Arlington estate [Va.]. Dec. 11, 1903. 
1 p. (S. rp. 37, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE 

Kean, John. Report favoring S. 1585, for relief of Sadie Thome [widow 
of S. W. Thome]. Dec. 16, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 122, 58th Cong. 
2d sess. ) 

FOREST RESERVATIONS AND PROTECTION OF GAME COMMITTEE 

Burton, J. R. Report favoring S. 887, for purchase of national forest 

reserve in southern Appalachian Mountains, to be known as 

National Appalachian forest reserve. Dec. 7, 1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 
13, 58th Cong. 1st sess. ) 

INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Clapp, M. E. Report favoring S. 711, to fulfill treaty stipulations with 

Cliippewa Indians of Lake Superior and the Mississippi. Dec. 11, 

1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 35, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report favoring S. 1490, to authorize sale of part of Red Lake 

Reservation, Minn. Dec. 11, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 36, 58th Cong. 

2d sess. ) 
Report amending S. 708, to authorize bridge across Thief River in 

Minnesota. Dec. 12, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 39, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Dubois, F. T. Report favoring S. 2323, relating to [unsold] ceded lands 

on Fort Hall reservation. Dec. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 33, 58th 

Cong. 2d sess. ) 
McCumber, P. J. Report favoring S. 197, to establish Indian agri- 
cultural school at or near Wahpeton, N. Dak. Dec. 17^ 1903. 4 pp. 

(S. rp. 143, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Stewart, W. M. Report favoring S. 1741, for relief of county of White 

Pine, Nev. Dec. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 141, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 



December, 1903 459 

LIBRARY COMMITTEE 

AVetmore, G. P. Report favoring S. J. R. 9, authorizing issue of dupli- 
cate medals where originals have been lost or destroved. Dec. 
10, 1903. [2] pp. (S. rp. 27, o8th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring S. 39, in regard to monumental column to com- 

memurate battle of Princeton. Dec. 10, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 28, 
58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Report favoring S. 906, to aid in erection of statue of John D. Sloat 

at Monterey, Cal. Dec. 10, 1903. 7 pp. (S. rp. 29, 58th Cong. 2d 
sess. ) 

Report favoring S. 23, for monument to John Paul Jones [in Wash- 
ington, D. C.]. Dec. 10, 1903. 6 pp. (S. rp. 30, 58th Cong. 2d 
sess. ) 

Report favoring S. J. R. 21, authorizing purchase of marble bust of 

General Lafavette bv David d' Angers. Dec. 17, 1903. 5 pp. (S. rp. 
144, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Report favoring S. J. R. 20, authorizing pedestal for statue in Wash- 
ington, D. C, of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Dec. 17, 1903. 
2 pp. (S. rp. 145, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring S. 1634, for statue of James ^liller at Peterboro, 

^'. H. Dec. 18, 1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 158, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Bate, W. B. Report favoring S. 619, making appropriation for complet- 
ing road to [Barrancas] national cemeterv, near Pensacola, Fla. 
Dec. 17, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 154^ 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Blackburn, J. C. S. Report favoring S. 126, for relief of Rudolf Herbst. 
Dec. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. l39, 58th Cong. 2d se.ss. ) 

Report favoring S. 970, to place William T. Godwin on retired list 

with rank of 1st lieutenant. Dec. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 155, 
58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Cockrell, F. ^I. Report favoring S. 59, for relief of Charles W. Howard. 
Dec. 17, 1903. 7 pp. (S. rp. 127, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring S. 56, for relief of representatives of Napoleon B. 

Giddings. Dec. 17, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 128, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
[Report reads, by a misprint, S. 61.] 

Report favoring S. 61, for relief of ^I. E. Saville. Dec. 17, 1903. 

2 pp. (8. rp. 129, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) [Report reads, bv amis- 
print, 8. 6.] 

Report favoring S. 54, for relief of William B. Barnes. Dec. 17, 

1903. 4 pp. (S. rp. 130, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring S. 57, for relief of Laura S. Gillingwaters [widow 

of James E. Gillingwaters]. Dec. 17, 1903. 4 pp. (8. rp. 131, 58th 
Cong. 2(1 sess. ) 

Report favoring 8. 58, for relief of James W. Howell. Dec. 17, 

1903. 8 pp. (8. rp. 1.32, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report favoring 8. 62, for relief of Richard C. Silence. Dec. 17, 

1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 133, 58th Cong. 2d .sess. ) 
Report favoring 8. 63, for relief of Charles Stierlin. Dec. 17, 1903. 

6 pp. (8. rp 134, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report favoring 8. 60, for relief of Gottlieb C. Rose. Dec. 17, 1903. 

6 pp. (8. rp. 1.35, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report favoring 8. 64, to correct militarv record of William B. ■ 

Thompson. Dec. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (8. rp. 136, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 



460 December, 1903 

Foraker, J. B. Report amending S. 1656, for purchase of land for mili- 
tary post at or near Columbus, Ohio. Dec. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 
12,*58th Cong. Ist sess. ) 

Report amending S. 2081, for marking of graves of soldiers and 

sailors of Confederate armj^ and navv. Dec. 17, 1903. 25 pp. 
(S. rp. 138, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Proctor, Redfield. Report favoring S. 746, to remove charge of deser- 
tion from Charles K. Bolster. Dec. 17, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 147, 
58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Report favoring S. 2697, to amend act to cause to be erected monu- 
ments and markers on battlefield of Gettysljurg, Pa., to com- 
memorate deeds of certain regiments and totteries of Armv [so as 
to include Battery E, 4th Artillery]. Dec. 17, 1903. 2 pp. " (S. rp. 
148, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Warren, F. E. Report favoring S. 2114, to fix rank of [2d lieutenants 
of artillery who formerly served in Marine Corps]. Dec. 17, 1903. 
2 pp. (S. rp. 149, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 146, for relief of Leonard L. Dietrick. Dec. 17, 

1903. 7 pp. (S. rp. 150, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Report amending S. J. R. 8, to negotiate with John T. Dolan for 

purchase of original manuscript of order book of Arthur St. Clair. 
Dec. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 160, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

PACIFIC ISLANDS AND PORTO RICO COMMITTEE 

Blackburn, J. C. S. Report favoring S. 2401, to approve act enacted 
by Legislature of Hawaii to authorize manufacture, distribution, 
and supply of electric light and power on island of Oahn [by 
Hawaiian Electric Company, Limited]. Dec. 17, 1903. 8 pp. (S. 
rp. 156, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Foraker, J. B. Report favoring S. 2345, to make applicable ilaturaliza- 
tion laws of United States to Porto Rico [etc.] . Dec. 19, 1903. 2 pp. 
(S. rp. 166, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

PATENTS COMMITTEE 

McComas, L. E. Report amending S. 2022, to afford protection to 
exhibitors of foreign literary, artistic, or musical works at Louis- 
iana Purchase Exposition. Dec. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 142, 58th 
Cong. 2d sess.) 

PENSIONS COMMITTEE 

Burnham, H. E. Report favoring S. 1497, to increase pension of Wal- 
ter F. Chase. Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 44, 58th Cong. 2d 
sess.) 

Report amending by substitute S. 172, to increase pension of Eliz- 
abeth M. Claren. Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 45, 58th Cong. 2d 
sess.) 

Report amending S. 11, to pension John L. Sullivan. Dec. 14, 1903. 

1 p. (S. rp. 46, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 9, to increase pension of David E. Burbank. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (8. rp. 47, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring S. 1913, to increase pension of Lorenzo E. Harri- 
son. Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 48, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring S. 1826, to increase pension of Mary E. Cutts. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 49, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 1756, to increase pension of Zebedee M. Cush- 

man. Dec. 14, 1903. 1 i». (S. rp. 50, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 



December, 1903 461 

Burnhain, H. E. — Continued. Report favoring S. 471, to increase pen- 
sion of Silas Meserve. Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 51, 58th Cong. 

2d sess. ) 
Report amending S. 473, to increase pension of Bvron D. Babcock. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 52, o8th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending by substitute S. 549, to increase pension of 

Stephen Thomas. Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 53, 58th Cong. 2d 

sess. ) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 798, to increase pension of James 

A. Templeton. Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 54, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending S. 1259, to increase pension of John M. Stanyan. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 55, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending S. 565, to increase pension of James E. Barnard. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 56, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending S. 190, to increase pension of Charles H. Bell. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. . (S. rp. 57, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending S. 478, to increase pension of Olive J. Bailey. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 58, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report favoring S. 12, to increase pension of Francis E. Chase. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 59, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report favoring S. 1825, to pension Josephine L. Webber. Dec. 

14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 60, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending S. 112, to increase pension of Henry G. Ham- 
mond. Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 61, 58th Cong. 2d se8s.) 
Report amending S. 1819, to increase pension of Charles P. Skinner. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 62, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending S. 182, to increase pension of Charles F. Holt. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 63, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 1755, to increase pension of Thomas Banks. 

' Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 64, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending by substitute S. 484, to pension Nancy S. Marsh. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 65, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report favoring S. 14, to increase pension of Samuel M. Perry. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 66, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending S. 1827, to increase pension of Harris A. P. Lewis. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 67, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Burton, J. R. Report favoring S. 137, to pension Hannah Kellv. Dec. 

14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 40, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending S. 898, to increase pension of John B. Carter. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 41, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Foster, A. G. Report amending by substitute S. 339, to increase pen- 
sion of Ebenezer H. Richardson. Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 68, 

58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 338, to increase pension of Jane 

M. Watt. Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 69, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending S. 1832, to inci-ease pension of George W. Her- 

ron. Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 70, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending bv substitute S. 847, to increase pension of John 

L. Beveridge. Dec.l4, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 71, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Gibson, Paris. Report amending S. 1704, to increase pension of Lucre- 

tia Ritchhart. Dec. 15, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 108, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending by substitute S. 814, to pension Mamie Thayer. 

Dec. 15, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 109, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending S. 1985, to increase pension of Jonathan Hites. 

Dec. 15, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 110, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 



462 December, 1903 

Gibson, Paris — Continued. Report favorin* S. 1984, to increase pension of 
Levi Roberts. Dec. 15, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. Ill, o8tli Cong. 2d sess.) 

McCumber, P. J. Report favoring S. 1402, to increase pension of Wil- 
liam Paul. Dec. 14, 1903. 2 i^p. (S. rp. 72, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring S. 2125, to increase pension of Marcus T. Caswell. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 73, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring S. 959, to increase pension of Andrew C. Ranard. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 74, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring S. 1491, to increase pension of James A. Hoover. 

Dec. 14, 1903. i p. (S. rp. 75, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring S. 200, to increase pension of Austin Almy. Dec. 

14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 76, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring S. 578, to increase pension of John Bullamore. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 77, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring S. 2078, to increase pension of Hampton C. Watson. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 78, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 1952, to increase pension of John Monahan. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 79, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 1437, to increase pension of Clarence E. Bullard. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 80, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 458, to increase pension of Charles Beattie. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 81, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 589, to increase pension of George W. McMullen. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 82, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Report amending bv substitute S. 1543, to increase pension of Wil- 
liam W. Jackson. Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 83, 58th Cong. 2d 
sess. ) 

Report amending S. 555, to increase pension of Roval A. S. Kings- 
ley. Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 84, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 937. to increase pension of Rudolph Siebelist. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S.'rp. 85, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 452, to increase pension of Albert AV. Bullock. 

Dec. 14, 1903. [2] pp. (S. rp. 86, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 586, to pension Annie H. ZoU. Dec. 14, 1903. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 87, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 451, to increase pension of William T. Conant. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 88, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 930, to increase pension of Ferdinand Wiede- 
mann. Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 89, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 929, to increase pension of Charles Stermer. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 90, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 745, to pension John Swenson. Dec. 14, 1903. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 91, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 456, to increase pension of Andrew J. Pierce. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 92, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 587, to increase pension of Anson P. William- 
son. Dec. 14, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 93, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending S. 744, to increase pension of Stephen Gascoigne. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 94, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Report amending S. 1929, to increase pension of George W. Spahr. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 95, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring S. 215, to pension Marv D. Perry. Dec. 14, 1903. 

2 pp. (S. rp. 96, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Report amending S. 1429, to increase pension of Elizabeth C. 

Paquin. Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 97, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 



December, 1903 463 

McCumber, P. J. — Continued. Report amending S. 1559, to increase 

pension of Marie A. Rask. Dec. 15, 1908. 1 p. (S. rp. 106, 58th 

Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Report amending S. 1652, to increase pension of Minerva A. 

McINIillan. Dec. 15, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 107, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending S. 2218, to increase pension of Amanda B. Tisdel. 

Dec. 18, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 161, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Patterson, T. M. Report amending S. 821, to increase pension of W. 

Neil Dennison. Dec. 14, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 98, 58th Cong. 2d 

sess. ) 
Report amending S. 99, to increase pension of Joel C. Shepherd. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 99, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending S. 65, to increase pension of Charles R. Allen. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 100, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending by substitute S. 78, to pension Eljeroy C. Curtis. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 101, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report favoring S. 367, to increase pension of George W. Richard- 
son. Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 102, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending S. 368, to increase pension of Charles M. Wilcox. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 103, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Scott, N. B. Report favoring S. 1705, to pension Esther G. Wharton. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 42, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending by substitute S. 1772, to increase pension of Louise 

K. Bard. Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 43, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Taliaferro, J. P. Report amending by substitute S. 1604, to increase 

pension of Mary A. Bishop. Dec. 15, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 112, 58th 

Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Report favoring S. 1206, to pension Mary McLaughlin. Dec. 15, 

1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 113, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

PHILIPPINES COMMITTEE 

Lodge, H. C. Report amending S. 2259, to regulate shipping between 
ports of United States and ports in Philippine Archipelago [and] 
between ports in Philippine Archipelago. Dec. 17, 1903. 2 pp. 
(S. rp. 137, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

POST-OFFICES AND POST-ROADS COMMITTEE 

Hearings before committee [Dec. 10, 1903] on S. 1261, to amend sec. 
3894 and 3929, Revised Statutes, and act for sui^pression of lottery 
traffic through national and interstate commerce and postal service, 
so as to apply existing laws to letters, postal cards, circulars, pam- 
phlets, and pul)lications concerning life, fire, or other insurance 
transmitted by concerns or persons not authorized to transact such 
business. 1903. 61 pp. 

PUBLIC HEALTH AND NATIONAL QUARANTINE COMMITTEE 

Public Health Reports, v. 18, no. 50, Dec. 11, 1903; reported by Mr. 
Morgan, from committee. Dec. 17, 1903. 52 pp. (S. doc. 48, 58th 
Cong. 2d sess. ) 

PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE 

Bard, T. R. Report favoring S. 372, authorizing recorder of General 
Land Ofiice to issue certified copies of patents, records, books, and 
papers. Dec. 16, 1903. 1 p. (S. rp. 123, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 



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December, 1903 



Clark, C. D. Report favoring S. 147, for relief of persons who made 
first payment for desert lands under act of Mar, 3, 1877, but were 
unable to perfect entry. Dec. 16, 1903. 3 pp. (S. rp. 120, 58th 
Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Dubois, F. T. Report favoring S. 250, granting to Idaho land to aid in 
maintenance of State Soldiers and Sailors' Home. Dec. 19 [1903]. 
2 pp. (S. rp. 163, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Fulton, C. AV. Report favoring S. 277, for relief of settlers on lands in 
Sherman County, Oreg. [within conflicting limits of forfeited por- 
tion of grant to Northern Pacific Railroad Company and grant made 
to aid in construction of The Dalles military road]. Dec. 19, 1903. 
4 pp. (S. rp. 164, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring S. 278, to amend act for relief of certain settlers on 

public lands and for repayment of purchase money [etc.] on void 
entries of public lands [so as to allow repayment of double-minimum 
excess on land within forfeited railroad land grants]. Dec. 19, 1903. 
11 pp. (S. rp. 165, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Gibson, Paris. Report favoring S. 121, granting additional lands to 
University of Montana. Dec. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 124, 58th 
Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Report favoring S. 122, to restore to ]>ublic entry lands embraced in 

whole or in part within segregations for reservoirs [reserved by 
Geological Survey]. Dec. 16, l903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 125, 58th Cong. 
2d sess.) 

Hansbrough, H. C. Report favoring S. 371, granting to North Dakota 
land to aid in maintenance of school of forestry [at Bottineau]. 
Dec. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (S. rp. 126, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

HOUSE 

Letter from doorkeeper, inventory of property Under his charge [Dec. 7, 

1903]. Dec. 8, 1903. 18 pp. (H. doc. 23, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Letter from sergeant-at-arms, list of property in his charge. Dec. 7, 1903. 

1 p. (H. doc. 18, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Letter from sergeant-at-arms, statement of money drawn and disbursed 

bv him [Dec. 1, 1902-Dec. 5, 1903]. Dec. 7, 1903. 1 p. (H. doc. 

19, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 



ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE 

Hildebrant, C. Q. Report favoring H. R. 40, to appoint Hugh Williams 
page in press gallery of House. Dec. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 7, 
58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Report submitting H. R. 96, to appoint Charles A. Edwards clerk 

of minority room of House, also a messenger for same, as substitute 
for H. R. 65. Dec. 15, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 11, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report submitting H. R. 103, assigning session clerks to com- 
mittees. Dec. 17, 1903. 1 p. ( H. rp. 13, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Report submitting H. R. 104, to purchase certain books for Com- 
mittee on Judiciary, as substitute for H. R. 93. Dec. 17, 1903. Ip. 
(H. rp. 14, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report submitting H. R. 105, relative to allowance to members of 

House who are chairmen of committees for clerk hire, as substitute 
for H. 86. Dec. 17, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 15, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report submitting H. R. 106, to appoint session clerks to com- 
mittees, etc., as substitute for H. R. 29 and other resolutions. Dec. 
17, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 16, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 



December, 1903 465 

Hildebrant, C. Q. — Continued. Report amending H. R. 101, to appoint 
assistant stenographer to committee!?. Dec. 17, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 
17, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring H. R. 100, to appoint additional reporter of debates 

of Hou.se. Dec. 18, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. -14, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

APPROPRI.\TIONS COMMITTEE 

VanVoorhis, H. C. Report submitting H. 6758, making appropriations 
for pensions, 1905. Dec. 10, 1903. 5 pp. (H. rp. 6, 58th Cong. 2d 

sess. ) 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE 

Allen, A. L. Report amending H. 819, to quitclaim square 1131, Wash- 
ington, D. C, to Sidney Bieber. Dec. 18, 1903. 6 pp. (H. rp. 43, 
58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Babcock, J. W. Report favoring H. J. R. 64, to permit erection of poles 
and overhead wires in connection with work of eliminating grade 
crossings [of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Baltimore and Poto- 
mac Railroad and in construction of union station] in Washington. 
Dec. IS, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 19, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending H. 6289, for abatement of nuisances in District. 

Dec. 19, 1903. 4 pp. (H. rp. 47, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Cowherd, W. 8. Report favoring H. 7023, to amend act to regulate 
height of Imildings in District. Dec. 18, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 45, 
58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

ELECTIONS COMMITTEE, XO. 1 

Gaines, J. H. Report submitting H. R. 109, calling for information in 
contested election case of Julius Kahn t\ Edward J. Livernash. 
Dec. 19, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 46, 58th Cong. 2d .sess.) 

INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND EXPOSITIONS COMMITTEE 

Tawney, J. A. Report favoring H. C. R. 13, that Congress accejit invi- 
tation to attend 100th anniversary of transfer of territory of Lou- 
isiana by France to be held at New Orleans, Dec. 18-20, 1903. Dec. 
10, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 5, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

INSULAR AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 

Cooper, H. A. Report amending H. 3540, for Delegate to House of 
Representatives from Porto Rico. Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 
8, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE COMMITTEE 

Richardson, William. Report favoring H. 2510, for steam revenue 
cutter adapted to service in Albemarle and Pamlico sounds, N. C. 
Dec. 15, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 9, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

PATENTS COMMITTEE 

Sulzer, William. Report favoring H. 5059, to afford protection to exhibit- 
ors of foreign literarv, artistic, or musical works at Louisiana Pur- 
chase Exposition. Dec. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 12, 58th Cong. 2d 

sess. ) 

POST-OFFICE AND POST-ROADS COMMITTEE 

Overstreet, Jesse. Report favoring H. R. 41, requesting papers con- 
nected W'ith recent investigation of Post-Office Department. Dec. 8, 
1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 3, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 



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PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE 

Mondell, F. W. Report submitting H. 8460, for transfer of forest reserves 
to Department of Agriculture, as substitute for H. 1987. Dec. 19, 
1904 [1903]. 3 pp. (H. rp. 48, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

RIVERS AND HARBORS COMMITTEE 

Hearing on improvement of Ohio River before committee, Feb. 2, 1903. 
1903. 51 pp. 

TERRITORIES COMMITTEE 

Hamilton, E. L. Report favoring H. 7273, to enable Phoenix, Tempe,. 
and Mesa, Ariz., to issue bonds for aiding in construction of road 
from point in Salt River Valley to Salt River reservoir dam site ia 
Maricopa County. Dec. 15, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 10, 58th Cong. 2d 
sess. ) 

Robinson, J. M. Report favoring H. 7266, to approve act enacted by 
Legislature of Hawaii to authorize manufacture, distribution, and 
supplv of electric light and power on island of Oahu [by Hawaiian 
Electric Company, Limited]. Dec. 18, 1903. 9 pp. (H. rp. 18, 
58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

WAR CLAIMS COMMITTEE 

Caldwell, B. F. Report favoring H. 3214, for relief of Ann Stewart, 

administratrix of William Stewart. Dec. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 

27, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Gibson, H. R. Report amending H. 3875, for relief of estate of Thomas 

J. Coward. Dec. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 20, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report amending H. 2376, for allowance of claims of citizens of 

Virginia for damages to their property during War with Spain. 

Dec. 18, 1903. 4 pp. (H. rp. 35, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Gregg, A. W. Report favoring H. 2426, for relief of heirs of George T. 

Howard. Dec. 18, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 29, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Haskins, Kittredge. Report favoring H. 1513, for relief of estate of 

George W. Saulpaw. Dec. 18, 1903. 5 pp. (H. rp. 25, 58th Cong. 

2d sess. ) 
Haugen, G. N. Report amending H. 6345, for relief of Iowa [by pay- 
ment of claims for expenses incurred for equipping, etc., troops in 

War with Spain]. Dec. 18, 1903. 5 pp. (H. rp. 23, 58th Cong. 2d 

sess. ) 
Report favoring H. 3245, for relief of heirs of Tellisse W. Wilson. 

Dec. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 38, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Holliday, E. S. Report favoring H. 7402, for relief of Indiana State 

Board of Agriculture. Dec. 18, 1903. 1 p. (H. rp. 24, 58th Cong. 

2d sess. ) 
Report amending H. 3200, for relief of Joseph B. McClintock. 

Dec. 18, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 34, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Johnson, J. T. Report favoring H. 2849, for relief of St. John's Lodge 

[A. F. A. M.], Xewbern, N. C. Dec. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 28, 

58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Report favoring H. 4975, for relief of representatives of J. H. 

Brantly. Dec. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 41, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report suljmitting H. 8340, for relief of A. E. Boozer [and Colum- 
bia Hospital, S. C], as substitute for H. 5316. Dec. 18, 1903. 1 p. 

(H. rp. 42, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Mahon, T. M. Report favoring H. 1700, for relief of representatives of 

Warren Mitchell. Dec. 18, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 21, 58th Cong. 

2d sess. ) 



December, 1903 467 

Mahon, T. M.— Continued. Report submitting H. 8339, for relief of 
Margaret Dalton, widow of George Dalton, as sul)8titute-for H. 3392. 
Dee. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 30, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Report amen<ling H. 4989, to carry out findings of Court of Claims 

in case of [Nelson H. Smith, administrator of Sidney R. Smith, and 
administrator of William R. Fleming, members of firm of] Sidney 
R. Smith and Company. Dec. 18, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 31, 58th 
Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Report favoring H. 4362, for relief of representatives of John W. 

Hancock. Dec. 18, 1903. 3 pp. ( H. rp. 32, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Report favoring H. 3309, for relief of Methodist Episcopal Church, 

colored, at Rome, Ga. Dec. 18, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 33, 58th 
Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report amending H. 7202, for relief of Compafiia de los Ferrocar- 

riles de Puerto Rico. Dec. 18, 1903. 24 pp. (H. rp. 36, 58th Cong. 
2d sess. ) 

Report favoring H. 4360, for relief of Ellen Mansfield and ]Mattie 

Mansfield. Dec. 18, 1903. 3 pp. (H. rp. 37, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Otjen, Theobold. Report favoring H. 201, for relief of conti-actor 
[Charles W. McGord] or representatives for construction of moni- 
tor Etlah. Dec. 18, 1903. 19 pp. (H. rp. 22, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring H. 3024, for relief of Erick Haugen. Dec. 18, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. rp. 40, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Sims, T. W. Report amending H. 1655, for relief of trustees of ]Mem- 
phis Conference Female institute, Jackson, Tenn. Dec. 18, 1903. 
1 p. (H. rp. 26, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report favoring H. 3221. for relief of Thomas C. Isgrigg. Dec. 18, 

1903. 2 pp. (id. rp. 39,' 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE 

Payne, S. E. Report amending H. R. 71, to refer topics in President's 
message to committees. Dec. 9, 1903. 1 p. ( H . rp. 4, 58th Cong. 
2d sess. ) 

SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE 

Note. — 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 and are listed in the notice of Shipments to depositories on 
pages 501-504. The number appended to the description of each volume is the 
serial number in the set of Congressional docnments, in continuation of the 
system adopted in the Checklist of Public Documents issued by this office. 



President of United States 



Highwood Mountains forest reserve, proclamation. [Dec. 12, 1903.] 
3 pp. fo 

Light-House Establishment, Hawaii, proclamation . Dec. 28, 1903. 1 p. f* 
Message to Congress at beginning of 2d session of 58th Congress. 1903. 
36 pp. 

Santa Barbara forest reserve [to include and supersede Pine Mountain 
and Zaca Lake forest reserve] and Santa Ynez forest reserve, procla- 
mation. [Dec. 22, 1903.] 3 pp. f" 

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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, Washington, D. C. For the unpriced publications application should 
be made to the Secretary of Agriculture. The Department has no list of ad- 
dresses to which all its publications are sent. It issues a monthly list of publica- 
tions, which is mailed to all applicants, enabling them to select such reports and 
bulletins as interest them. 

I^Bureau of Animal Industry] order 120, regulations concerning dipping 

of cattle for ticks. Dec. 23, 1903. 1 p. 
Estimate of deficiency appropriation for Bureau of Chemistry. Dec. 1-1, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 95, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Eeport of Secretary, 1903. 1903. 106 pp. 
Same. 1903. 99 pp. (Report 76.) * Paper, 5c 

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Eeport of chief, 1903, by D. E. Salmon; from reports. Department of 
Agriculture. 1903. ii + 47-83 pp. 

APPOINTMENT CLERK 

Report, 1903, by J. B. Bennett; from reports. Department of Agriculture. 
1903. ii -+- 461-482 pp. 

BIOLOGICAL SURVEY DIVISION 

Report of chief, 1903, by C. Hart Merriam; from reports. Department 
of Agriculture. 1903. ii + 483-495 pp. 

CHEMISTRY BUREAU 

Report of chemist, 1903, by H. W. Wiley; from reports. Department of 
Agriculture. 1903. iii + 171-197 pp. 

Standards of purity for food products. Nov. 20, 1903. 13 pp. (Agri- 
culture, Dept. of. Circular 10.) 

Note.— Includes Food definitions and standards; prepared by committee on 
food standards. Association of Official Agricultural Chemists. 

ENTOMOLOGY DIVISION 

Brief account of principal insect enemies of sugar beet; by F. H. Chit- 
tenden. 1903. 71 pp. 65 il. (Bulletin 43.) [From Progress of 
beet-sugar industry in United States in 1902.] * Paper, 5c 

Powder-post injury to seasoned wood products; by A. D. Hopkins. 
[Nov. 20, 19030 5 pp. 1 il. (Circular 55.) 

Report of entomologist, 1903, by L. 0. Howard; from reports. Depart- 
ment of Agriculture. 1903. ii -f 227-243 pp. 

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE 

Agriculture. Relation of natural sciences to agriculture in 4-year college 
course. [Nov. 27, 1903.] 15 pp. (Circular 55. ) 

Report of committee on indexing agricultural literature, presented 

to Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment 
Stations, Nov. 1903. [Nov. 20, 1903.] 2 pp. (Circular 54.) 



December, 1903 469 

Engineering. Report of coniniittee on rural engineering, i^resented to 
Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment 
Stations, Nov. 1903. [Nov. 20, 1903.] 10 pp." (Circular 53.) 

Experiment Station Record, v. 15, no. 4; Dec. 1903. 1903. x + 317- 
420 pp. *Paper, 10c single copy, $1.00 a vol. (12 nos.) 

Note. — ISCainlymade up of abstracts of reports and publications on agricultural 
science which have recently appeared in all countries, especially the United States. 
No. 4 contains a report of the 17th annual convention of Association of American 
Agricultural Colleges and E.xperimont Stations, 1903. 

Irrigation. Report of irrigation investigations for 1902, no. 1; Irrigation 
in mountain water district. Salt Lake County, Utah, by E. R. 
INIorgan; Use of water from [Big and Little] Wood rivers, Idaho, 
by J . D. Stannard : from Bulletin 1 33. [1903. ] i v + 17-100 pp. 2 il. 
3 pi. 2 jnaps. ( [Publication] 624. ) 

Same, no. 2; Irrigation investigations on Sand Creek, Albany 

County, Wyo., by B. P. Fleming; Irrigation in Washington, by 
O. L. Waller; Irrigation investigations in ]Montana, 1902, by S. 
Fortier; Irrigation systems on Stony Creek, Cal., bj' W. T. Clarke 
and C. W. Landis; Irrigation in Black Hills, S. Dak., bv A. B. 
Crane: from Bulletin 133. [1903.] vi + 101-177 pp. 3 il. 4 pi. 
map. ( [Publication] 625. ) 

Same, no. 3; Rice irrigation in Louisiana and Texas, by Frank 

Bond; 3d progress report on silt measurements, by J. C. Nagle; Irri- 
gation experiments at Missouri Experiment Station, l)y H. J. 
Waters; Irrigation in Wisconsin in 1902, by A. R. Whitson; Irriga- 
tion investigations in New Jersey, 1902, by E. B. Voorhees; Use of 
]>umps for irrigation in Hawaii, by Jared G. Smith: from Bulletin 
133. [1903.] v + 178-258 pp. 11 il. 2 pi. ( [Publication] 626.) 

Metabolism. Experiments on metabolism of matter and energv in 
human bodv, 1900-02; bv W. O. Atwater and F. G. Benedict, with 
A. P. Brvant,R. D. Milner, and Paul Murrill. 1903. 357 pp. 14 il. 
1 pi. (Bulletin 136.) . * Paper, 20c 

Poultrv as food; by Helen W. Atwater. 1903. 40 pp. (Farmers' bul- 
letin 182. ) 

Report of director, 1903, by A. C. True; from reports, Department of 
Agriculture. 1903. iv + 245-324 pp. 

FORESTRY BUREAU 

Report of forester, 1903, by Gifford Pinchot; from reports. Department 
of Agriculture. 1903. ii + 497-533 pp. 

LIBRARY 

Errata [to Bulletin 47, Accessions to Department librarv, Apr.-June, 
1903]. [1903.] 1 p. . * 

Report of librarian, 1903, by Josephine A. Clark; from reports, Depart- 
ment of Agriculture. 1903. ii -|- 455-459 pj). 

PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU 

Apple in cold storage; by G. Harold Powell and S. H. Fulton. Dec. 3, 
1903. 66 pp. 6 pi. (Bulletin 48.) * Paper, 15c 

Persian Gulf dates and their introduction into America; bv David G. 
Fairchild. Dec. 19, 1903. 32 pp. 4 pi. (Bulletin 54.) * Paper, 10c 

Report of chief, 1903, by B. T. Gallowav; from reports. Department of 
Agriculture. 1903. ii + 85-169 pp." 



470 Decembek, 1903 

public road inquiries office 

Report, 1903, bv Martin Dodge; from reports, Department of Agriculture. 
1903. iii - 325-347 pp. 

PUBLICATIONS DIVISION 

Monthly list of publications [of Department of Agriculture], Dec. 1903. 

Dec. 31, 1903. 4 pp. ( [Publication] 478. ) 
Report of editor, 1903, by Geo. Wm. Hill; from reports. Department of 

Agriculture. 1903. ii + 369-438 pp. 

SOILS BUREAU 

Albemarle County, Va. Soil survey of Albemarle area, by Charles N. 
Moonev and F. E. Bonsteel; [from Report on field ojierations of 
bureau', 1902]. [1903.] p. 187-238, 1 il. 3 maps. 
Billings, Mont. Soil surv6y of Billings area, by Charles A. Jensen and 
N. P. Neill; [from Report on field operations of bureau, 1902]. 
[1903.] p. 665-687, 1 il. 1 pi. 3 maps. 
Brazoria, Tex. Soil survey of Brazoria area, by Frank Bennett, jr., and 
Grove B. Jones; [from Report on field operations of bureau, 1902]. 
[1903.] p. 349-364, 1 il. 2 maps. 
Field operations of bureau, 1902, 4th report, by Milton Whitney; with 
accompanving papers. 1903. 842 pp. 25 il. 49 pi. 11 maps, and 
atlas of 44"maps. (H. doc. 473, 57th Cong. 2d sess. ) *Cloth, S3.80 
Contents: 
Abbeville area, S. C, Soil survey of; by F. W. Taylor and T. D. Rice. 
Albemarle area, Va., Soil survey of; by C. N. Mooney and F. E. Bonsteel. 
Arkansas Valley, lower, Colo., Soil survey of; by M. H. Lapham and party. 
Bigflats area, N. Y., Soil survey of; by Louis Me'smerand \V. E. Hearn. 
Billings area. Mont., Soil survey of; by C. A. Jensen and N. P. Xeill. 
Brazoria area, Tex., Soil survey of: by Frank Bennett, jr., and G. B. Jones. 
Clay County, 111., Soil survey of; by G. N. Coflfey and party in cooperation with 

Illinois Experiment Station. 
Clinton County, 111., Soil survey of; by J. A. Bonsteel and party in cooperation 

with Illinois Experiment Station. 
Columbus area. Ohio, Soil survey of; by'W. G. Smith. 
Darlington area, S. C, Soil survey of; by T. D. Rice and F. W. Taylor. 
Dubuque area, Iowa, Soil survey of; by E. O. Fippin. 
Field operations of bureau, 1902; by Milton Whitney. 

Grand Forks area, N. Dak., Soil survey of; by C. A. Jensen and X. P. Xeill. 
Hickory area, X. C, Soil survey of; by T. A. Caine. 
Howell County, Mo., Soil .survey of; by E. O. Fippin and J. L. Burgess. 
Janesville area. Wis., Soil survey of; by J. A. Bonsteel. 
Lewiston area, Idaho, Soil survey of; isy Louis Mesmer. 
Lyons area. X. Y., Soil survey of: by W. E. Hearn. 

Mitchell. Mount, area, X. C, Soil survey of; by T. A. Caine and A. W. Mangum. 
Perry County, Ala., Soil survey of; by R. T. A. Burke and party. 
Porto Rico, Soil survey from Arecibo to Ponce; by C. W. Dorsey, Louis Mesmer, 

and T. A. Caine. 
Posey County, Ind., Soil survey of: by H. W. Marean. 
St. Ciair County, 111., Soil survey of; byG. X. Coffey and party in cooperation with 

Illinois Experiment Station. 
Smedes area. Miss., Soil survey of; by W. G. Smith and W. T. Carter, jr. 
Stuttgart area. Ark., Soil survey of; by J. E. Lapham. 
Tazewell Comity. 111.. Soil survey of; by J. A. Bonsteel and party in cooperation 

with Illinois Experiment Station. 
Toledo area. Ohio, Soil survey of; by W. G. Smith. 

Trenton area, X. J., Soil survey of: by R. T. A. Burke and H. J. Wilder. 
Union County, Ky., Soil survey of; by H. W. Marean. 
Vernon area, Tex., Soil survey of; byJ. E. Lapham and party. 
Walla Walla area. Wash., Soilsvirvey of; by J. G. Holmes. 
Wichita area, Kans., Soil survey of: by J. E. Lapham and B. A. Olshausen. 
Yuma area, .\riz.. Soil survey of; by J. G. Holmes. 

Hickory, N. C. Soil survey of Hickory area, by Thomas A. Caine; 
[from Report on field operations of bureau, 1902]. [1903.] p. 239- 
258, 1 il. 2 maps. 



December, 1903 471 

Howell County, Mo. Soil survey of county, b}' Elmer O. Fippin and 

James L. Burgess; [from Report on field operations of bureau, 

1902]. [1903.] p. 593-609, 1 il. map. 
Lewiston, Idaho. Soil survey of Lewiston area, by Louis Mesmer; 

[from Report on field operations of bureau, 1902]. [1903.] p. 689- 

709, 1 11. map. 
Lyons, N. Y. Soil survey of Lyons area, by W. Edward Hearn; [from 

Report on field operations' of bureau, 1902]. [1903.] p. 143-162, 

map. 
Mitchell, INIount. Soil survey of Mount ^Mitchell area, N. C, by 

Thomas A. Caineand A. W. Mangum; [from Report on field opera- 
tions of bureau, 1902]. [1903.] p. 259-271, map. 
Perry County, Ala. Soil survey of county, liy R. T. Avon Burke and 

party; [from Report on field operations of bureau, 1902]. [1903.] 

p. 309-323, 1 il. map. 
Porto Rico. Soil survey from Arecibo to Ponce, P. R., by Clarence W. 

Dorsev, Louis Mesmer, and Thomas A. Caine; [from Report on field 

operations of bureau, 1902]. [1903.] p. 793-839, 1 il. map. 
Report of chief, 1903, by Milton Whitney; from reports, Department of 

Agriculture. 1903. iii+ 199-226 pp'. 1 il. 
Smedes, Miss. Soil survey of Smedes ^rea, by AVilliam G. Smith and 

William T. Carter, jr. ; [from Report on field operations of bureau, 

1902]. [1903.] p. 325-348, 1 il. 2 maps. 
Stuttgart, Ark. Soil survev of Stuttgart area, bv J. E. Lapham; [from 

Report on field operations of bureau, 1902]'. [1903.] p. 611-622, 

1 il. map. 

Walla Walla, Wash. Soil survey of Walla Walla area, by J. Garnett 
Holmes; [from Report on field operations of bureau, 1902]. [1903.] 
p. 711-728, 1 il. map. 

Wichita, Kans. Soil survey of Wichita area, by J. E. Lapham and B. 
A. Olshausen; [from Report on field operations of bureau, 1902]. 
[1903.] p. 623-642, 1 il. map. 

Yuma, Ariz. Soil survey of Yuma area, by J. Garnett Holmes; [from 
Report on field operations of bureau, 1902]. [1903.] p. 777-791, 
1 il. 2 maps. 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Report of acting statistician, 1903, by Edwin S. Holmes, jr. ; from reports. 
Department of Agriculture. 1903. iii-(-439-445 pp. 

Wages of farm labor in LTnited States, results of 12 statistical investiga- 
tions, 1866-1902; by James H. Blodgett. 1903. 62 pp. (Miscel- 
laneous series, bulletin 26. ) *Paper, 5c 

FOREIC4N MARKETS DIVISION. 

Report of chief, 1903, by George K. Holmes; from reports, Depart- 
ment of Agriculture. 1903. iii-|-447-453 pp. 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Note.— For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the 
Weather Bureau. 

Report of chief [concerning administration of bureau], 1903, by Willis 
L. Moore; from reports, Department of Agriculture. 1903. iii + 
3-46 pp. 



472 • December, 1903 

Commerce and Labor Department 

Note.— The act to establish the Department of Commerce and Labor, approved 
Feb. 14, 1903 (Stat. L. v. 32, pt. 1, page 825), includes the follo^ving provisions: 

That there shall be at the seat of government an executive department to be 
known as the Department of Commerce and Labor, and a Secretary of Commerce 
and Labor, who shall be the head thereof. * * * 

Sec. i. That the following-named offices, bureaus, divisions, and branches of 
the public service, now and heretofore under the jurisdiction of the Department 
of the Treasury, and all that pertains to the same, known as the Light-House 
Board, the Light-House Establishment, the Steamboat-Inspection Service, the 
Bureau of Navigation, the United States Shipping Commissioners, the National 
Bureau of Standards, the Coast and Geodetic Survey, the Commissioner-General 
of Immigration, the commissioners of immigration, the Bureau of Immigration, 
the immigration service at large, and the Bureau of Statistics, be. and the same 
hereby are, transferred from the Department of the Treasury to the Department 
of Commerce and Labor, and the .same shall hereafter remain under the juris- 
diction and supervision of the last-named Department; and that the Census Office, 
and all that pertains to the same, be, and the same hereby is, transferred from 
the Department of the Interior to the Department of Commerce and Labor, to 
remain henceforth under the jurisdiction of the latter: that the Department of 
Labor, the Fish Commis.sion, and the Office of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries, 
and all that pertains to the .«ame, be, and the same hereby are, placed under the 
jurisdiction and made a part of the Department of Commerce and Labor; that 
the Bureau of Foreign Commerce, now in the Department of State, be, and the 
same hereby is, transferred to the Department of Commerce and Labor and con- 
solidated with and made a part erf the Bureau of Statistics, hereinbefore trans- 
ferred from the Department of the Treasury to the Department of Commerce and 
Labor, and the two shall constitute one bureau, to be called the Bureau of Sta- 
tistics, with a chief of the bureau; and that the Secretary of Commerce and Labor 
shall have control of the work of gathering and distributing statistical informa- 
tion naturally relating to the subjects confided to his Department: and the Sec- 
retary of Conimerce and Labor is hereby given the power and authority to rear- 
range the statistical work of the bureaus and offices confided to said Department, 
and to consolidate any of the statistical bureaus and offices transferred to said 
Department; and said Secretary shall also have authority to call upon other 
Departments of the Government for statistical data and results obtained by them; 
and said Secretary of Commerce and Labor may collate, arrange, and publish 
such statistical information so obtained in such manner as to him may seem 
wise. * * * 

Sec. 5. That there shall be in the Department of Commerce and Labor a bureau 
to be called the Bureau of Manufactures, and a chief of said bureau. * * * 

Sec. 6. That there shall be in the Department of Commerce and Labor a bureau 
to be called the Bureau of Corporations, and a Commissioner of Corporations who 
shall be the head of .said bureau. * * * 

Sec. 7. That the jurisdiction, supervision and control now possessed and exer- 
cised by the Department of the Treasury over the fur-seal, salmon and other fish- 
eries of Alaska and over the immigration of aliens into the United States, its 
waters, territories and any place subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are hereby 
transferred and vested in the Department of Commerce and Labor. * * * 

Sec. 11. A person, to be designated by the Secretary of State, shall be appointed 
to formulate, under his direction, for the instruction of con.sular officers, the 
requests of the Secretary of Commerce and Labor; and to prepare from the dis- 
patches of consular officers, for transmission to the Secretary of Commerce and 
Labor, such information as pertains to the work of the Department of Commerce 
and Labor. * * * 

Sec. 12. That the President be, and he is hereby, authorized, by order in writ- 
ing, to transfer at any time the whole or any part of any office, bureau, division 
or other branch of the public service engaged in statistical or scientific work, 
from the Department of State, the Department of the Treasury, the Department 
of War, the Department of Justice, the Post-Office Department, the Department 
of the Navy or the Department of the Interior, to the Department of Commerce 
and Labor. * * * 

Sec. 13. That this Act shall take effect and be in force from and after its pas- 
sage: Provided, however, That the provisions of this Act other than those of 
section twelve in relation to the transfer of any existing office, bureau, division, 
officer or other branch of the public service or "authority now conferred thereon, 
to the Department of Commerce and Labor shall take effect and be in force on 
the fir.st day of July, nineteen hundred and three, and not before. 

The Comrnerce and Labor Department distributes the Consular Reports gratui- 
tou.sly. 

Accounts. Statement of expenditures for contingencies, Feb. 18-June 
30,1903. Dec. 8, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 41, 58th Cong. 2dsess.) 

Alaska. Direction of Alaskan fur seal service. Nov. 1, 1903. 1 p. 4** 
(Dept. circular 23, 1903.) 



December, 1903 473 

Alaska — Continued. Direction of Ala.«kan salmon fisheries service. 
Nov. 1, 1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 24, 1903.) 

Conneaut, Ohio. Estimate of appropriation for remodeling of and addi- 
tion to keeper's dwelling at harbor. Dec. 8, 1908. 2 pp. (H. doc. 
27, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

P'mplovees. Duties of chief clerk. Nov. 1,1903. 1 p. 4° (Dept. circu- 
lar 22, 1903.) 

Hedge Fence Shoal. Estimate of appropi'iation for light vessel on shoal, 
at entrance of N'inevard Sound. Dec. 17, 1903. 2 p}). (H. doc. 
142, 58th Cong. 2d se.ss. ) 

Imports and exports. Amendment to schedule C, classification of for- 
eign countries and dependencies for statements of imports, exports, 
and tonnage movement in foreign trade of United States. Dec. 19, 
1903. 1 p. 4° (Dept. circular 25, 1903; Bureau of Statistics. ) 

Orford Reef. Estimate of appropriation for light vessel near reef, off 
Cape Blanco, Greg. Dec. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 157, 58th Cong. 
2d sess. ) 

Pungoteague Creek, Va. Estimate of appropriation for lighted beacon 
at mouth of creek. Dec. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 15(3, 58th Cong. 
2d sess. ) 

Report. 1st annual report of Secretary [Feb. 14-Dec. 1], 1903. 1903. 
51 pp. (Dept. of Commerce and Labor doc. 5.) 

San Francisco, Cal. Testimony in investigations into management of 
Sailors' Home, San Francisco. Dec. 11, 1903. 73 pp. (S. doc. 18, 
58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Superior, Lake. Estimate of appropriation for construction of steam 
light-house tender for 11th light-house district [for use on Lake 
Superior]. Dec. 14, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 97, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

CENSUS BUREAU 

Central electric light and power stations [preliminarv report, 1902]. 
1903. 59pp. 4° (Bulletins.) 

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 W'ashington, 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 custom-houses, at 
the branch hydrographic offices of the Navy Department, at United States consu- 
lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coast Survey. 

Charts 

Chesapeake Bav, Md. and Va.; chart 79. Scale 1:200,000. Dec. 1903, 

first published 1902. 62.9 X 31.4 in. 50c 

Columbia River, sheet 1, entrance to upper Astoria; chart 6140. Scale 

1:40,000. Dec. 1903, first published 1868. 24.1 X 34 in. 25c 

Florida, Fernandina to Jacksonville; chart 577. Scale 1:40,000. Nov. 

1903, first published 1900. 40.8 X 33 in. 50c 

Gua vanilla Harbor, P. R.; chart 928. Scale 1:10,000. Nov. 1903, first 

published 1901. 35.9 X 33.3 in. 50c 

Honda, Ensenada, P. R.; chart 922. Scale 1:10,000. Dec. 1903, first 

IHiblished 1902. 24.6 X 24.2 in. 25c 

Ponce Harbor and approaches, P. R. ; chart 927. Scale 1:20,000. Dec. 

1903. 31.9 X 38.6 in. 50c 

Salomague Harbor and approaches, Luzon, west coast, from survey by 

U. S. Navy in 1900 and 1901; chart 4264. Scale 1:20,000. Manila, 

Sept. 1903. 27.3X23.7 in. 30c 



474 December, 1903 

fisheries bureau 

Note.— The Bureau supplies gratuitously those of its publications which are in 
print. 

Statement of expenditures, 1903. Dec. 8, 1903. 14 pp. (H. doc. 40, 
58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

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 custom-houses, the Hydrographic Office and its branches, and the 
sales agents of the Coast and Geodetic Surs-ey. 

6th District. List of beacons, buoj's, and dav marks, from New River 
Inlet, N. C, to Jupiter Inlet, Fla.; corrected to Oct. 1, 1903. 1903. 
58 -\- iv pp. large 8° 

NAVIGATION BUREAU 

35th annual list of merchant vessels of United States, with official num- 
bers and signal letters, also lists of vessels of Navy, Quartermaster's 
Department, Engineer Department [etc.], 1903. ' 1903. 6 pts. viii 
-f 442 + xxxviii-r60 pp. il. 4 pi. 4» (H. doc. 16, 58th Cong. 2d 
sess.) *Cloth, 60c 

Annual report of commissioner, 1903. 1903. 2pts.418f 531pp. (Dept. 
of Commerce and Labor doc. 4; H. doc. 14 [2 pts.], 58th Cong. 2d 
sess.) [Part 2 is Laws relating to navigation and merchant marine. 
For edition of pt. 2 without Congressional document number see 
Catalogue for July, 1903, page 312.] 

* Cloth, pt. I, 35c; *<;loth, pt. 2, 40c 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Note. — Created July 1, 1903, by consolidation of the Statistics Bureau, trans- 
ferred from the Treasury Department, and the Foreign Commerce Bureau, trans- 
ferred from the State Department. 

The Bureau furnishes its publications gratuitously to those who apply for them. 

Agricultural implements. Markets for agricultural imj^lements and ve- 
hicles in foreign countries. 1903. xlviii -^ 181 pp. il. (Special 
Consular Rejiorts, v. 27; H. doc. 45, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) [For edi- 
tion without Congressional document number see Catalogue for Oct. 
1903, page 393.] * Paper, 15c 

Breadstuffs. Exports of domestic breadstuffs, provisions, cotton, and 
mineral oils, Nov. 1903. 1903. 14 pp. 4» ( Bulletin 5, series 1903-04. ) 
[Monthly.] 

British and foreign trade and industry, memoranda and statistical tables 
from report prepared by British Board of Trade and presented in 
British Parliament, Aug. 1903; from Summarv of Commerce and 
Finance, Oct. 1903. [1903.] iii-f- 1099-1125 pp. 

Canals. Information in regard to traffic, finances, shipping and tonnage, 
and receipts and expenditures of Suez Canal, and monograph on 
Great canals of the world; [presented bv ^Ir. Morgan]. Nov. 25, 
1903. 89 pp. 4" (S. doc. 20, 58th Cong. Ist sess.) [Monograph on 
Great canals of the world is reprinted from Summary of Commerce 
and Finance, -May, 1902.] 

Consular Reports. Daily consular reports, Dec. 1-31, 1903; nos. 1814-39. 
1903. 4 il. [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 



December, 1903 475 

Consular Reports — Continued. Monthly Consular Reports, Dec. 1903; 
V. 73, no. 279. 1903. xx +595-804 pp. and title-page for v. 73, 3 il. 
(H. doc. 21, pt. 4, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) [These articles have 
appeared previously in the Daily consular reports.] *Paper, 15c 

Contents: 

Agricultural implements and vehicles in foreign countries; by several consuls. 

Argentine Republic, Trade of; by E. W. Ames. 

Banana industry of Guatemala; "by \. A. Winslow. 

Berlin, To make, seaport: by O. J. D. Hughes. 

Brazilian commerce. Carrying trade in: by K. K. Kenneday. 

British Guiana, Commerce and industries of, for 1903: by G. H. Moulton. 

Calcium carbide for submarine boats: by Richard Guenther. 

Canadian tariff changes: transmitted by G. W. Shotts. 

Coal imports at Tampico, Mexi<i): by S. E. Magill. ■ 

Coal production of Belgium: by ,T. C. McNally. 

Coal syndicate, Westphalian; by O. J. D. Hughes. 

Colombian railway concession to Americans; by A. G. Snyder. 

Commercial agents, foreign. Regulations concerning; by J. F. Monaghan. 

Commercial representatives for the Orient: by J. F. Monaghan. 

Cork forests of Italy, Destruction of: by Richard Guenther. 

Cotton, Production of, in Peru; tran-smitted by I. B. Dudley. 

Depthometer; by Rtifus Waterman. 

Dyes and chemicals, Germany's trade in. 

Education and elimination of crime. 

Electric traction. High-speed, at Berlin: by F. H. Mason. 

Electrical industries of Germany: by S. W. Hanauer. 

Electricity instead of coal for Swiss railways: by O. J. D. Hughes. 

Engineering standards [committee], British: transmitted by Marshal Halstead. 

England's trade relations. 

English, French, and German trade in 1903. 

Experts as aids to exports; by S. W. Hanauer. 

Flags, German and foreign, at Hamburg; by Richard Guenther. 

Flower culture for distilling in southern France; by Attilio Piatti. 

Foreign reports and ptiblications. 

French exporters' cruise to the Levant; by B. H. Ridgely. 

French tariff changes; transmitted by Thornwell Haynes. 

Fruit. Cuban, in United States. 

Fuel testing in Switzerland; by Adam Lieberknecht. 

German home and foreign trade notes; by B. H. Warner, Jr. 

German trade notes; by B. H. Warner, jr. 

Gold and silver. Production of, in Mexico. 

Gold fields of eastern Nicaragua: by A. L. M. Gott.schalk. 

Gold mining in Yukon territory; transmitted by A. W. Edwards. 

Guatemala, Financial and commercial conditions in; by A. A. Winslow. 

Honduras. Foreign trade of: by A. K. Moe. 

Immigration and foreign trade in: by A. K. Moe. 

Hop crop, Saaz, Failure of: by J. S. Twells. 

Industrial exhibition. South African, [at Cape Town] : by W. R. Bigham. 

Industrial exposition. International, at Vienna; by W. A. Rublee. 

Iron and steel and machinery, Russian imports of. 

Iron and steel industry of Rtissia: by W. R. Holloway. 

Match, New German red-phosphorus. 

Meat and meat prices in Germany; by T. J. Albert. 

Mercerized-cotton experiments; by O. .1. D. Hughes. 

Motor-car act. British; transmitted by Marshal Halstead. 

Natal, Imports into, from United States: transmitted by W. R. Bigham. 

Notes. 

Nursery stock, imports of, Canadian law relative to; by F. S. S. Johnson. 

Orange boxes for Paraguay; by J. N. Ruffin. 

Oranges and lemons. Production and consumption of; by R. M. Bartleman. 

Peat, Preparation of, for fuel in Ontario; by M. .T. Burke. 

Perfumes. Manufacture of. in Grasse; by Ricliard Guenther. 

Potato cultivation. Scientific, in Germany: liy F. H. Mason. 

Potatoes in Germany: by B. H.Warner, jr. 

[in United States] . 

Printing, Electric distance; by Richard Gueuther. 

Public land, Acquiring, in Honduras, by A. K. Moe: [with Land laws of Hon- 
duras] . 
Pump, New German electric; by O. J. D. Hughes. 
Rubber in French colonies. 
Rubber forests of Brazil; by K. K. Kenneday. 
Rubber-tree planting in the East; by O. J. D. Hughes. 
St. Louis Exposition, Honduras at; by A. K. Moe. 
Scientific inventions and experiments; by O. J. D. Hughes. 
Siberia, Coasting trade of; by R. T. Greener. 
Silk industry of France; by J. C. Covert. 

of United States; by j". C. Covert. 

South .America, Trip across, by R. B. Ewart; transmitted liy K. K. Kenneday. 



476 December, 1903 

Consular Reports. ^Monthly Consular reports — Continued. 

Contents — Continued. 

Steel, Diseases of, and their treatment; transmitted by Marshal Halstead. 

Steel process. New; transmitted by Marshal Halstead. 

Stoking, Automatic: by O. J. D. Hughes. 

Sugar in France; by Thornwell Hayne.s. 

Telegraph system in Argentine Republic; by E. W. Ames. 

Tool steel, American, Alleged discrimination against, by J. C. Gutmann; trans- 
mitted by G. V. L. Meyer. 

Trade openings abroad, New. 

Uruguayan commerce and public works; transmitted by A. W. Swalm. 

Vladivostock, Affairs at; by R. T. Greener. 

Electric lighting and waterworks at; by R. T. Greener. 

• Zinc works. New, in Sweden; by R. S. S. Bergh. 

Note.— Monthly Con.sular Reports, v. 73, nos. 276-278, Sept.-Nov. 1903, have been 

reissued as H. doc. 21, pts. 1-3. See for contents the numbers of this catalogue for 

those months. 

Cuba. Commercial Cuba in 1903, area, population, production, trans- 
portation systems, revenues, industries, foreign commerce, and recent 
tariff and reciprocity arrangements; from Summary of Commerce 
and Finance, Oct. 1903. [1903.] viii + 1147-1277 pp. 1 il. 4" 

Internal commerce. Summary of internal commerce, Oct. 1903; from 
Summary of Commerce and Finance, Oct. 1903. iii-|- 165-212 pp. 4" 

Same, Nov. 1903; from Summary of Commerce and Finance, Nov. 

1903. p. 215-260, 4° 

Monthly Summarv of Commerce and Finance of United States, Oct. 1903; 

no. 4, series 1903-04. 1903. p. 1025-1508, 6 il. 4° (H. doc. 15, pt. 4, 

58th Cong. 2d sess. ) *Faper, 35c 

Note.— Numbers 1-3, series 1903-04, of the Monthly Summary, July-Sept. 1903, 

have been reissued as H. doc. 1.5, pts. 1-3. 

Warehousing industry in United States, inquiry into its general condi- 
tions and economic relations, including statistics of stored commodi- 
ties, structural features, internal economy, and external relations of 
warehousing; from Summary of Commerce and Finance, Oct. 1903. 
[1903.] iii-H 1035-95 pp. 5 il. 4" 

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 
81.05 to SI. 45 per volume. Subscribers may deposit Sl.OO in the Department and 
receive the contents of a volume of the Decisions of either kind in separate parts 
as they are issued. 

Accounts. Statement of "expenditures for contingent expenses, 1903. 

Dec. 5, 1903. 18 pp. ° (H. doc. 45, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 
Agricultural colleges. Report of disbursements under act to apply 

portion of proceeds of sale of public lands to support of colleges [of 

agriculture, under act approved Aug. 30, 1890]. Dec. 18, 1903. 

3 pp. (H. doc. 149, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
[Decisions in appealed pension and bounty land claims, v. 14, slips] 

61-74; Nov. 19-Dec. 11, 1903. 
Indian Territory. Memorial of [General Council of Choctaw Nation] 

in relation to statehood for Indian Territory. Dec. 14, 1903. 4 pp. 

(H. doc. 101, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Same, with recommendations of chief executives of Five Civilized 

Tribes, and with title, Resolutions asking independent statehood for 

Indian Territory. Dec. 1, 1903. 6 pp. (S. doc. 22, 58th Cong. 1st 

sess. ) 
Kiowa Agency. Results of investigation into affairs of Kiowa Indian 

Agency. Dec. 15, 1903. 49 pp. (S. doc. 26, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 



December, 1903 477 

Official Register, list of officers and employees in civil, military, and 
naval service, with list of vessels belonging to United States, Julv 1, 
1903; by chief clerk of Department. 1903. v. 1, vii+1698 pp. 4° 
[Biennial. Known as the Blue Book. v. 1 includes legislative, exec- 
utive, and judicial branches of the Government.] *Roan, $2.40 

Report. Annual reports, 1902; report of commissioner of education. 
[See Education Bureau.] 

Report of Secretary, 1903. 1903. viii+287 pp. 

Contents: 

Alaska, natives in, Report of special inspector J. W. Witten as to condition of. 
Alaskan natives, Report of Frederick Funston to Secretary of Waron condition of. 
California. Proposed legislation relative to purchase of patented lands in public 

parks in. 
Creek Nation, Regulations governing sale and leasing of lands in, as amended 

July 10, 1903. 
Five Civilized Tribes, Commission to, Annual report of. 
Fox propagation; by J. W. Witten. 
Indian lands, inherited, Rules for conveyance of. 
Indian Territory, Presidential appointees in. Correspondence had with president 

of Indian Rights A.ssociation relative to charges against. 
Insane, Government Hospital for, Proposed legislation relative to disposition of 

pension money due inmates of. 
Freedmen's Hospital, and Washington Hospital for Foundlings, Copy of H. 

10372, 57th Congress, to transfer to Secretary such supervision of, as may have 

been conferred upon Board of Charities. 
Mount Rainier National Park, Regulations governing. 
Pen.sion claims. Bill proposed by Secretary for judicial adjudication of, in test 

cases. 
Pensioners of all classes, Number of, and amounts disbursed for each, 1903. 
Report of Secretary. 
Timber, sale and use of, on public lands, etc., Copy of H. 4371, 57th Congress, 

to regulate. 

CENSUS OFFICE 

Note. — Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department under the 
name of Census Bureau. " See page 473. 

CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK 

Annual report of superintendent, 1903. 1903. 11 pp. 1 il. map. 

EDUCATION BUREAU 

Note. — Such publications of this Bureau as are in print may be had gratui- 
tously by addressing the Commissioner of Education. 

Report of commissioner, 1902. 1903. v. 1, cxii+1176 pp. il. (Whole 
no. 329; Interior Dept., Reports, 1902; H. doc. 5, 57th Cong. 2d 
sess.) *Cloth, 80c 

Contents: 

African colonies, Briti.sh south, Education in. 

Agricultural and mechanical land grant colleges, General laws relating to. 

Barnard, Henry. 

Brothers of Christian Schools in United States. 

Butler [Nicholas Murray], of Columbia University, Addressesat installation of. 

Canada, Education in. 

Child study in Chicago; by F. W. Smedley. 

College, Admission to, on certificate of secondary schools. 

College course. Length of. 

Commercial education in Switzerland; by Theophil Bernet-Hanhart. 

Commissioner's introduction; by W. T. Harris. 

Consular reports on education. " 

Correspondence schools. 

Dentistry, Legal provisions governing practice of. 

Drawing in western normal schools. Report on. 

Education, Notices of some early English writers on, pt. 2, with descriptions, 

extracts, and notes: by Foster Watson. 
Educational directory [corrected to June, 1903]. 
Educational periodicals in United States in 1902, List of. 
Educational progress of year 1901-02; by W. R. Harper. 
Educational tendencies, desirable and "otherwise; by A. S. Draper. 
Educational topics, Miscellaneous. 



478 December, 1903 

Report of commissioner, 1902 — Continued. 

C'ow^ewte— Continued. 
France, Education in. 

Franklin's influence in American education: by F. X. Tliorpe. 
Freedmen, education of, Work of northern churclies in, 1861-1900; by A. D. Mavo. 
Great Britain and Ireland, Education in, 1902. 
Hells, George Charles; by Henry Barnard. 
Italy, Education in: Progres.s of public education in Italy, by Tullio de Suzzara- 

Verdi; Baceelli bill for reform of higher education in Italy, by Alexander 

Oldrini. 
Johns Hopkins University celebration [Feb. 22 and 23, 1902] , Addresses delivered 

at. 
Le Conte, Joseph, Biographical notice of; by S. B. Chri.sty. 
Libraries. Rural school; by Henry Sabin. 

Medical inspection of schools abroad; by Leo Burgerstein and August Netolitzky. 
Medicine, Legal provisions governing practice of. 
Necrology, 1899-1901. 
Negro, College-bred. 

Higher education of. its practical value; by Horace Bumstead. 

Nurture. Kindergarten idea of; by S. E. Blow. 

Oxford University. 

Parker, Francis Wayland, and his work for education, including address by him 

on Quincy method, and account of Cook County Normal School. 
Public school, First American; by W. A. Mowry. " 
Russia, Education in; by E. Kovalevsky. 
State school systems. Statistics of. 
Supervision in Ma.ssachusetts. 

School; by C. A. Brodeur. 

Technical education in Germany [abstract]; by V. C. Alderson. 

Temperance instruction. Laws relating to. 

Text-books. Free, benefits, objections, and cost; by J. E. Hammond. 

Universities, Foreign, and other foreign institutions of higher education. 

Voting population in United States, Illiteracy of. 

Will, Education of; bv F. Buisson. 

Yale bicentennial celebration [Oct. 20-23, 1901]. 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

■ Note. — The publications of the United States Geological Survey consist of 
annual reports (restricted to one volume each), bulletins. Mineral" Resources, 
Professional Papers, and Water-Supply and Irrigation Papers, which are intended 
for free distribution; and maps. Monographs, and folios of the Geologic Atlas 
and the Topographic Atlas of the United States, which are sold at prices rang- 
ing from 5c to 811.00 each. Address the Director of the Geological Survey, Wash- 
ington. For topographic sheets see next page. 

Cement. Production of cement in 1902, with Review of cement indus- 
try in United States by States, by L. L. Kimball; from Mineral Re- 
sources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 50 pp. 1 il. 

Clays of United States east of Mississippi River; by Heinrich Ries. 1903. 
298 -}- iii pp. 11 il. 4 pi. 5 maps, 4" (Professional paper 11; H. doc. 
448, 57th Cong. 2d sess. ) *Paper, 40c 

Gas. Production of gas, coke, tar, and ammonia at gas works and in 
retort coke ovens in 1902, by Edward W. Parker; from Mineral Re- 
.sources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 23 pp. 

Geologic atlas of United States, Alexandria folio, S. Dak. LiVjrary edi- 
tion. 1903. 6 pp. 8 il. 3 maps, large 4" (Folio 100.) *Paper, 25c 

Same, Mitchell folio, S. Dak. Library edition. 1903. 7 pp. 10 il. 3 
maps, large 4" ( Folio 99. ) *Paper, 25c 

Same, Tishomingo folio, Ind. T. Libi-ary edition. 1903. 8 pp. 1 il. 
1 pi. 3 maps, large 4" (Folio 98.) *Paper, 25c 

Gold and silver. Ore deposits of Tonopah, Nev., preliminary report; bv 
J. E. Spurr. 1903. 31 -^ iii pp. 4 il. map. (Bulletin 219; H. doc. 
64, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) *Paper, 5c 

Gypsum. Production of gypsum in 1902, by George I. Adams; from 
Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 15 pp. 

Idaho. Notes on geology of southwestern Idaho and southeastern 
Oregon; by Israel C. Russell. 1903. 83 -j- iii pp. 2 il. 17 pi. map. 
(Bulletin 217; H. doc. 62, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) [For edition with- 
out Congressional document number see Catalogue for Oct. 1903, 
page 396.] *Paper, 15c 



December, 1903 479 

Igneous rofke. Chemical eompopition of igneous rocks expressed l)y 
means of diagrams with reference to rock classification on quantita- 
tive chemico-mineralogical basis; by Joseph Paxson Iddings. 190o. 
98 + iii pp. 8 pi. 4'' . (Professional paper 18; H. doc. 481, 57th Cong. 
2d sess.) *Paper, 25c 

India. Irrigation in India [with bibliography]; by Herbert M. Wilson. 
2d edition. 1903. 288 +[i] pp. 66 il. 23 pi. 4 maj^s. (Water-sup- 
ply and irrigation paper 87; H. doc. 491, 57th Cong. 2d sess.) [1st 
edition appeared in pt. 2 of 12th report of Geological Survey, 1891.] 

*Paper, 25c 

Lead. Production of lead in 1902, by Charles Kirchhoff; from Mineral 
Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 16 pp. 

Maps. Recommendation in regard to use of monevs received from sale 
of maps and folios. Dec. 16, 1903. 3 pp. (H.' doc. 130, 58th Cong. 
2d sess. ) 

Mineral waters. Production of mineral waters in 1902 [with l^ibli- 
ography]; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 
34 pp. 

^linerals. Mineral analyses from laboratories of survev, 1880-1903; by 
F. W. Clarke. 1903. 119 + iii pp. (Bulletin 220; H. doc. 65, 58th 
Cong. 2d sess.) *Paper, 10c 

Monazite. Production of monazite in 1902, by Joseph Hyde Pratt; from 
Mineral Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 8 pp. 

Nebraska. Preliminary report on geology and water resources of 
Nebraska vi-est of 103d meridian; by Nelsoji Horatio Darton. [2d 
edition.] 1903. 69 + iii pp. 23 il. 33 pi. 10 maps, 4° (Professional 
paper 17; H. doc. 480, 57th Cong. 2d sess.) [1st edition appeared 
in pt. 4 of 19th report of Geological Survey, 1898.] *Paper, 50c 

Passaic flood of 1902; by George Buell Hollister and Marshall Ora Leigh- 
ton. 1903. 56 + [i] PP- 11 il- 13 pi. 2 maps. (Water-supplj' and 
irrigation paper 88; H. doc. 492, 57th Cong. 2d sess. ) *Pai5er, 15c 

Zinc. Production of zinc in 1902, by Charles Kirchhoff; from Mineral 
Resources, calendar year 1902. 1903. 17 ]>p. 

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, 1:1'2.=),000, and 1:250,000. These correspond, approx- 
imately, 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 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. . 

About one-third of the area of the country, excluding Alaska, has been 
mapped, nearly every State being represented. Massachusetts, 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 of 100 or 
more copies, whether of the same sheet or of different sheets, the price is 2c each. 

California, Santa Barbara special map, lat. 34° 20'-34° 35^ long. 119° 

30'-119° 45^ Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of 

Nov. 1903. 
3Iontana, Savpo quadrangle, lat. 47° 30^-48°, long. 112° 30^-113°. Scale 

1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Oct. 1903. 
New York, Fire Island quadrangle, lat. 40° 30'-40° 45^ long. 73°-73° 15^ 

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Nov. 1903. 
Ohio, Bowling Green quadrangle, lat. 41° 15^-41° 30^ long. 83° 30^- 

83° 45^ Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of Nov. 

1903. 
Ohio, Delaware quadrangle, lat. 40° 15^-40° 30^ long. 83°-83° 15^ 

Scale 1: 62,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of Oct. 1903. 



480 December, 1903 

Ohio, Du])liu quadrangle, lat. 40°-40° 15', long. 83°-83° 15'. Scale 

1:62,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition of Oct. 1903. 
Ohio, Elmore quadrangle, lat. 41° 15'-41° 30', long. 83° 15'-83° 30'. Scale 

1: 62,500, contour interval 10 ft. Edition oi" Oct. 1903. 
Ohio, Euclid quadrangle, lat. 41° 30'-41° 45', long. 81° 30'-81° 45'. Scale 

1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Oct. 1903. 
South Dakota, Rapid quadrangle, lat. 44°-44° 30', long. 103°-103° 30'. 

Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Oct. 1903. 

HYDROGRAPHY DIVISION 

Note. — Hereafter the publications of the Hydrography Division will be entered 
under the Geological Survey. 

GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR INSANE 

Report, 1903. 1903. 72 pp. 

Note. — Includes reports of board of visitors and of superintendent on expendi 
tures. The pathological supplement usually included in this report has been 
published si'iiarately as Intiacranial ttunors "among insane, study of 29 intracra- 
nial tumors found in l.CA'l autopsies in cases of mental disease, by I. W. Blackburn, 
for which see Catalogue for Sept. 1903, page 370. 

HAWAII 

Estimate of appropriation for service of Territory, 1905. Dec. 8, 1903. 
6 pp. (H. doc. 30, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

INDIAN BUREAU 

Agreement with Ottawa Indians of Indian Terri'tory in regard to their 
surplus lands and draft of bill to carry same into effect. Dec. 10, 

1903. 8 pp. (S. doc. 12, '58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Proposals received and contracts awarded for supplies for Indian service, 

1904. [1903.] 365 pp. 

Recommendation for legislation relating to Uinta [Valley] Reservation, 
Utah. Dec. 1, 1903. 10 pp. (H. doc. 33, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Report in reference to claim [of Swift & Co.] for supplies furnished Indian 
school at Rapid, S. Dak. Dec. 5, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 44, 58th 
Cong. 1st sess. ) 

INDIAN TERRITORY 

Annual report of Indian inspector, with reports of Indian agent in charge 
of Union Agency, and superintendent and supervisors of schools, 
1903. 1903. 260 pp. 

LAND OFFICE, GENERAL 

Arizona. Modifications in estimates of appropriations [for office of 

surveyor-general of Arizona]. Dec. 8, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 33, 

58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Business. Detailed statement of business by divisions and surveying 

districts, 1903. [1903.] p. 47-408. 
Employees. Estimate of [deficiency in] appropriation for clerical force. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 99, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Modified estimate of appropriation for salaries. Dec. 8, 1903. 2 pp. 

(H. doc. 32, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Forest reservations. Compilation of laws and regulations and decisions 

thereunder relating to establishment of Federal forest reserves under 

sec. 24 of act of Mar. 3, 1891, and administration thereof. Oct. 3, 

1903. 122 pp. 



Decemhek, 1903 481 

Oregon. Response to resolution, statement of acres of undisposed Gov- 
ernment lands in what was originally known as Oregon country. 
Dec. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 17, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Public lands. Circular on restoration of lost or obliterated corners and 
subdiyisions of sections. Mar. 14, 1901, [reprinted] 1903. 16 pp. 

Railroad land grants. Report of acreage surveyed [during 1903] under 
act relating to adjustment of railroad land grants. Dec. 18, 1903. 
2 pp. (H. doc. 146, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

KEW MEXICO 

[11th] annual report of mine inspector, 1903. 1903. 80 pp. 5 pi. 

NICARAGUA MARITIME CANAL COMPANY 

Report [for year ending Dec. 1903]. Dec. 8, 1903. 4 pp. (S. doc. 9, 
58th Cong. 2(1 sess.) 

OKLAHOMA 

Report of governor, 1903. 1903. 118 pp. 5 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 85.00. 
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 $10.00 per volume. The Rules of Practice 
and pamphlet Patent Laws are furnished free. The Patent Office issues coupon 
orders in packages of 20 at 81.00 per package, or in books containing 100 coupons 
at $5.00 per book. One coupon will procure a specification with drawings, and two 
coupons a copv of the Official Gazette. Thev are good until used. Address Chief 
Clerk, Patent Office. 

Official Gazette, Dec. 1-29, 1903; v. 107, nos. 5-9. 1903. 1099-2532 -[- 
[cxxxvi] pp. il. large 8° [Weekly.] 

Paper, 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. 

PENSION BUREAU 

Letter transmitting papers in case of Sarah A. Haney, now Pitt, and 

favorable recommendation in regard thereto. Dec. 14, 1903. 3 

pp. (H. doc. 102, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Letter transmitting papers showing fraudulent nature of testimony in 

pension case of Henry E. Van Trees. Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (H. 

doc. 105, 58th Cong. 2'd sess. ) 
Letter transmitting with favorable recommendation papers in case of 

Patrick Fitzpatrick. Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 104, 58th 

Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Letter transmitting with favorable recommendation papers in pension 

case of Julia Dotv, now Henderson. Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (H. 

doc. 103, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

PORTO RICO 

Report of commissioner of interior for Porto Rico to Secretary of Inte- 
rior, 1903. 1903. 96 pp. 10 pi. map. 

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS DIVISION 

Report regarding receipt, distribution, and sale of public documents by 
Department of Interior, 1903. 1903. 10 pp. 



482 December, 1903 

RAILROADS C0MMISSI0:NER 

Annual report, 1903. 1903. 150 pp. 

Note. — Appendixes contain laws and decisions relating to Pacific bond-aided 
and land-grant railroads. 

SEQUOIA AXD GENERAL GRANT NATIONAL PARKS 
Report of acting superintendent, 1903. 1903. 18 pp. 3 maps. 

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK 
Report of acting superintendent, 1903. 1903. 19 pp. 2 maps. 

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK 
Report of acting superintendent, 1903. 1903. 23 pp. 2 maps. 



Justice, Department of 

Annual report of Attorney-General, 1903. 1903. xlii pp. 

Same [with exhibits], 1903. 1903. xlii+409 pp. (H. doc. 9. 58th 

Cong. 2d sess. ) *Cloth, 35c 

Judgments rendered [by Court of Claims in Indian depredation cases 

since Feb. 28, 1903]. Dec. 9, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc' 11, 58th Cong. 

2d sess. ) 
Report on bankruptcy matters [for vear ending Sept. 30, 1903]. [1903.] 

19 pp. 
Supplemental estimate of appropriation for salaries of officers and clerks 

for enforcement of antitrust laws. Dec. 8, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 

28, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

ATTORNEY-GENERAL, ASSISTANT, FOR INDIAN DEPREDA- 
TION CLAIMS 

Annual report [for year ending Oct. 31] 1903. 1903. 4 pp. 
PORTO RICO 

Annual report of attorney-general [1903]. Dec. 16, 1903. 17 pp. (H. 
doc. 136, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

SOLICITOR OF TREASURY 
Annual report, 1903. 1903. 23 pp. 



Navy Department 

Annual report of Secretary, 1903. 1903. 45 pp. 

Circular for information of persons desiring original appointments as 

clerks to pay officers in Navv and who desire their names placed on 

eligible list. [Dec. 1, 1903.] 3 pp. 12» 



December, 1903 483 

Estimate of apjiropriation for Marine Corps and magazine for Xaval 
Academy. Dec. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 126, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Letter transmitting report as to whether Government should construct 
graving dock on Gulf of Mexico. Dec. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 
49, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

[^lemorandum in matter of protest of Harry E. Biscoe relative to com- 
ments by Robley D. Evans, commander in chief of Asiatic fleet, in 
Fleet general court-martial order 22.] Nov. 18, 1903. 7 pp. 12° 

COXSTRUCTIOX AXD REPAIR BUREAU 

Annual report of chief, 1903. 1903. 207 pp. 3 pi. 

EQUIPMENT BUREAU 

Catalogue of ship's and crew's libraries of U. S. S. Ranger. Dec. 1903. 
21 pp. 12" 

HYDROGRAPHI© OFFICE 

Note. — The Charts, Sailing Directions, etc., of the Hyctrographic 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 Hydrographic Bulletin 
and Notice to Mariners are supplied free on application at tlie 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. 

International code of signals for all nations. American edition, 1903. 
546 pp. il. 5 pi. large 8" ([Publication] 87.) Roan, S3. 00 

Sun's apparent declination and equation of time, with hourlv differ- 
ences, for [calendar] vear 1904. 1903. 20 pp. large 8" "([Publi- 
cation] 118.) ' Paper, 10c 

Charts 

Baynes Sound and approaches, B. C, from British survey in 1898, scale 
naut. m. = 2.49 in.; with in.set, Union Bav, from British survevs in 
1893 and 1898, scale 600 vds. =2.36 in.; chart 2058. Dec. 1903. 
37. 3 X 26. 5 and 6.3X6.2 in. .50c 

Cuba, southeast coast, southern approaches to Manzanillo, including 
south coast from Cape Cruz to Ensenada de ^lora, from latest 
information; chart 2143. Scale naut. m. = 0.75 in. Dec. 1903. 
30.6 X 34.5 in. 40c 

Monbetsu Road, Hokushu, north coast, Japan, from Japanese survey, 
1888; chart 2151. Scale naut. m. = 7.3 in. Dec. 1903. 11.3 X i2 
in. 10c 

Newfoimdland, Anchorages on west coast of, from British surveys 
between 1894 and 1896; chart 2152. Dec. 1903. 26.6X35.5 in. 40c 

Bonne Bav. .''cale naut. m. = 1.72 in. 26.6 x 24.4 in. 

Hollihans Wharf, Woody Point Anchorage. Scale 300 ft. = 1.3 in. 4x3 in. 

Lark Harbor, Bay of Islands. Scale naut. m. = .1.17 in. 13. C ll.l in. 

Neddy Harbor arid approaches, Woody Point Anchorage, Bonne Bay. Scale naut. 

m. = .5.15 in. 13 x 15.1 in. 
Roche [or] Rocky Harbor. Scale naut. m. = 5.12 in. 9.3 x 9.6 in. 

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Dec. 1903; chart 1400. Scale 1° 
long. =0.27 in. Dec. 1 [1903]. 21 X 32 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., tracks of cyclonic storms; 
proposed jiilot charts of south .\tlantic and south Facitic Ocean; equator crossings 
in Pacific ocean: forecast of weatlier: cliart-^ imljlislu'd. etc.. Nov. 1-30,1903; also, 
on reverse. Supplementary list of wireless telegraphic stations in operation upon 
various coasts; Polar auroi-a of Oct. 30-Nov. 1. 1903. 

1613— No. 108—04 3 



484 December, 1903 

Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Jan. 1904; chart 1401. Scale 1° 
long. =0.2 in. Dec. 9 [1903]. 20.7 X 35.3 in. [Monthly.] 10c 

Note. — Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., storm tracks; fishing banks; 
proposed pilot charts of soutli .\tlantic and south Pacific Ocean; forecast of wind 
and weather: ice in southern latitude, 1903; charts published, etc., Nov. 1-30, 
1903; equator crossings in Atlantic Ocean; also, on reverse, Supplementary list of 
wireless telegraphic stations in operation upon various coasts; Polar aurora of 
Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 1903. 

Eongerik Atoll, Marshall Islands, from latest information, scale naut. 
m. = 0.4in. ; Rongelal) Atoll [and Ailinginae Atoll], Marshall Islands, 
from latest information, scale naut. m. =0.2 in.; chart 128. Dec. 
1903. 23.7 X 15.5 in. 30c 

NAVIGATION BUREAU 

List of vacancies for midshipmen at Naval Academv that will exist Mar. 

5, 1904. Dec. 8, 1903. 1 p. narrow f" 
Report of chief, 1903. 1903. 207 pp. 

Reports incUided: 
Asiatic Station. 

[ operatidus of fleet in and about Manila and Subigbays, Dec. 1902-Feb. 1903.] 

European Station. 

Movements of vessels. 

Naval Academy, superintendent. 

Naval Home, Philadelphia. 

Naval Intelligence Office. 

Naval Training Station, Newport. 

San Francisco. 

Naval War College. 
North Atlantic Station. 

and Eurojiean and South .\tlautic squadrons. Search problem and maneuvers 

carried out during mobilization and concentration of, at Culebra. 
Pacific Station. 
Puritan, gunnery ship. 
South Atlantic Station. 

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU 

Memoranda for information of officers of Pay Corps, commanding officers 
of ships, and commandants of stations 33; Dec. 1, 1903. p. 263- 
268, 12" 

Post-Office Department 

Estimate of appropriation for salary of additional clerk, office of Post- 
master-General. Dec. 8, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 25, 58th Cong. 2d 
sess. ) 

Letter recommending readjustment of appropriations for certain services 
in office of 1st assistant Postmaster-General. Dec. 18, 1903. 1 p. 
(H. doc. 148, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Papers relating to claim of Kirbv Thomas. Dec. 16, 1903. 8 pp. (H. 
doc. 129, 58th Cong. 2d sess.") 

United States Official Postal Guide, 2d series, v. 25, no. 12; Dec. 1903. 
Philadelphia. 76 pp. 12" [Monthly.] Paper, $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. 

ATTORNEY-GENERAL, ASSISTANT, FOR POST-OFFICE 
DEPARTMENT 

Report [including ILstof claims on account of less by fire, Inirglarv, etc.], 
1903. [1903.] 38 pp. 



December, 1903 485 

dead-letter office 

Dead Letter Office sale, cataloo:ue of articles to be sold at auction [com- 
mencing] Dec. 14, 1903. 1903. 157 pp. 
Report of superintendent, 1903. [1903.] 22 pp. 

POSTMASTER-GENERAL, 2D ASSISTANT 

Estimate of appropriation for settlement of claims of Compania de los 
Ferrocarriles de Puerto Rico. Dec. 8, 1903. 24 pp. (H. doc. 34, 
58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

POSTMASTER-GENERAL, 3D ASSISTANT 

Report, 1903. 1903. 59 pp. 

Note. — Relates to finances, stamps, registration, envelop contract, and depart- 
mental envelops. 

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE 

Report of general superintendent to 2d assistant Postmaster-General, 
1903. 1903. 305 pp. 



State Department 



Note.— The State Department distributes its publications gratuitously. Re- 
quests for Consular Reports should hereafter be made to the Department of Com- 
merce and Labor. For sale of laws see page 4')4. 

A new bureau, to be known as the Bureau of Trade Relations, was organized in 
the State Department July 1, 1903, under see. 11 of act to establish the Department 
of Commerce and Labor. 

Abaca. Notes from British, French, German, and Italian ambassadors, 
and Belgian and Dutch ministers, seeking extension to their respec- 
tive countries of i^rivileges granted to United States in matter of ex- 
port duty on manila hemp and liber levied in Philippine Islands. 
Dec. 12, 1903. 6 pp. (S. doc. 19, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

American Republics Bureau. [Estimate of appropriation for] building 
for bureau. Dec. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 14, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Belgium. Report by Church Howe, emigration to United States from 
Belgium; presented by Mr. Lodge. Dec. 17, 1903. 7 pp. (S. doc. 
47, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Bogrtln, Luis. Letter transmitting request of Honduras that Secretary 
of War be permitted to receive [Luis Bogran H.] at Militarv Acad- 
emv at West Point. Dec. 13, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 20, 58th Cong. 
2d sess. ) 

British Columbia. P-^stimate of appropriation for mapping and demar- 
cation of boundary line between United States and Canada [west of 
summit of Rocky Mountains]. Dec. 10, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 50, 
58th Cong. 2d .sess. ) 

China. Treatj^ between United States and China for extension of com- 
mercial relations between them, signed Shanghai, Oct. 8, 1903 [with 
annexes, dispatches, and Schedule of Chinese import duties] . Nov. 
23, 1903. 45 pp. (Confidential; [Senate] executive E, 58th Cong. 
1st sess.) [Injunction of secrecy removed Dec. 18, 1903.] 

Note. — The series of documents to which this belongs is printed in confidence 
for the use of the Senate, and is inaccessible to other persons unless, as in this 
instance, the Senate removes the injunction of secrecy. 



486 December, 1903 

Consuls. Report upon tour of consular ins])eftion in Europe, bv Her- 
bert H. D. Peirce; [presented by Mr. Lodge]. Dec. 5, 1903. 31 
pp. (S. doc. 28, 58th Cong. 1st sess. ) [1st edition incorrectly 
printed as Senate document 29.] 

Note. — Appendixes are reports of consuls on system employed in inspection of 
immigrants. 

Cuba. Commercial convention between United States and Cuba. Signed 
Havana, Dec. 11, 1902, proclaimed Dec. 17, 1903. [1908.] 10 pp. 
[English and Spanish.] 

Supplementary convention between Enited States and Cuba extend- 
ing time within which may l)e exchanged ratifications of commer- 
cial convention signed Dec. 11. 1902. Signed Washington, Jan. 26, 
1903, proclaimed Dec. 17. 1903. [1903.] 2 pp. [English and 
Spanish.] 

Diplomatic and consular service of Uniteil States; corrected to Dec. 10, 
1903. [1903.] 62 pp. 

Diplomatic list, Dec. 1903. 14 pp. 24" [Monthly.] 

Eastern Extension Australasia and China Telegrai^h Company, Limited. 
Keport relative to claims of Eastern Extension Australasia and China 
Telegraph Company, Cuba Submarine Telegraph Company, and La 
Compagnie Francaise des Cables Telegraphiques [for damages to 
propert}- during War with Spain]. Dec. 11, 1903. 23 pp. (S. doc. 
16, o8th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Great Britain, (Germany, and Italy vs. Venezuela, United States, Mex- 
ico, France, Spain, Belgium, Netherlands, and Sweden and Norway, 
opening argument and replv for United States; bv William L. Pen- 
field, before Arbitration Tri'bunal of The Hague, Nov. 1903. [1903.] 
76 pp. 

International Railway Congress. Recommendation that Government 
give its adhesion to congress. Dec. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 140, 
58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

International Sanitary Bureau. Report relating to International Sani- 
tary Bureau created by 1st international sanitary conference of 
American republics. Dec. 11, 1903. 11 pp. (S. doc. 13, 58th Cong. 
2d sess. ) 

Interoceanic canal. Convention lietween I'nited States and Panama for 
construction of [Panama] Canal, to connect Atlantic and Pacific 
oceans, signed [Washington], Nov. 18, 1903. Dec. 8, 1903. 12 pp. 
(Confidential; [Senate] executive A, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) [Injunc- 
tion of secrecy removed Dec. 16, 1903.] 

Note. — The series of documents to which this belongs is printed in confidence 
for the use of the Senate, and is inaccessible to other persons unless, as in this 
instance, the Senate removes the injunction of secrecy. 

Same. Dec. 16, 1903. 12 pp. (S. doc. 32, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Papers concerning convention between United States and Colombia 

for construction of interoceanic canal across Isthmus of Panama. 
Dec. 19, 1903. 133 pp. (S. doc. 51, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Lillie, British schooner. Report in claim of schooner. Dec. 11, 1903. 
15 pp. (S. doc. 15, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Medals. Letter asking authority to deliver to certain officers of United 
States decorations and other things presented or conferred Ijy for- 
eign governments. Dec. 19, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 255, 58th Cong. 
2d sess. ) 

Nicaragua, Norwegian steamer. Report and accompanying papers relat- 
ing to appeal for indemnitv bv owners of steamer. Dec. 15, 1903. 
2 pp. (S. doc. 30, 58th Cong. '2d sess. ) 

Scott, L. K. Report, with accompanving papers, concerning claim of 
Scott [for royalty for telescopic sights]. Dec. 15, 1903. 4 pp. (S. 
doc. 31, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 



December, 1903 487 

Spanish language. Estimate of appropriation for i)urchase of Dictionary 
of [construction and rules of] Spanish language [by Rufino J. 
Cuervo]. Dec. 11, 1903. 7 pp. (H. doc. 71^ 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU 

Note. — This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices 
usually ranging from 5c to 75c. Address the Director of the Bureau. 

Monthly bulletin, Dec. 1903; whole no. 123, v. 15, no. 6. 1903. p. 
144O-170S — xliv pp. (H. doc. 310, pt. 12, 57th Cong. 2d sess.) 
[Contains articles in Spanish, English, Portuguese, and French.] 

Paper, 25c single copy, $2.00 a yr 
Contents: 

Additions to Columbus Memorial Library [Nov. 1903] . 

Argentina. Market for agricultural implements: port movements in .\ug. 1903; 

exports, first 9 months of 1903: areas in cultivation. 
Bolivia. Extract from report by secretary of interior and justice to Congress of 

1903: railroad to Yungas. 
Book notes. 

Brazil. Market for agricultural implements: coffee market in Sept. 1903: notes. 
Chile. Market for agricultural implements. 

Colombia. Market for agricultural imiilements: tariff modifications. 
Costa Rica. Market for agricultural impUments. 
Cuba. Market for agricultural implements: Imdget for 1904. 
Ecuador. Market for agricultural implements. 
Guatemala. Zacapa railway to Salvadorian frontier: market for agricultural 

implements: tariff modification. 
Haiti. New coffee exportation law: trade with Mexico. 
Honduras. Market for agricultural implements; imports during first quarter of 

fiscal year 1902-3. 
Mexico. New patent law: new trade-mark laws: rules of trade-mark law pro- 
cedure: rules of patent-law procedure: treaty on literary, scientific, and artistic 

copyrights between Mexico and Spain; foreign commerce in Aug. 1903: rate of 

exchange in Dec. [1903]. 
Nicaragua. Market for agricultural implements. 
Paraguay. Market for agricultural implements; orange industry. 
Periodicals and newspapers on file. 
Peru. Free importation of typewriters. 
Salvador. Imports during first half of 1903; exports during first half of 1903; tariff 

modification. 
Title-page and index to v. 15. July-Dec. 1903. 
United States. President Roosevelt's message [;o Congre.«s ai beginning of 2d 

session of .5Sth Congress, abstract]: trade wuth Latin America; consular trade 

reports: foreign commerce in Oct. [1903] . 
Uruguay. Market for agricultural implements; jiort mov«ments in Aug. 1903. 
Venezuela. Tariff modification. 

FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU 

Note. — Transferred July 1, 1903. to Commerce and Labor Department and con- 
solidated with the Statistics Bureau, transferred from the Treasury Department. 
The bureau so formed is called the Statistics Bureau. See page 471. 

LOUISIANA PURCHASE EN POSITION COMMISSION 

Receipts and disbursements of Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company 
from incorporation to Sept. 30, 1903, with report showing progress 
made by departments of exposition. Nov. 20, 1903. 60 pp. 55 pi. 
(S. doc. 12, 58th Cong. 1st sess. ) 

Same, [to] Oct. [31], 1903. Dec. 15, 1903. 14 pp. (S. doc. 28, 58th 
Cong. 2d sess.) 

PORTO RICO 

Memorial [of Executive Council] relating to legislation in regard to river 
and harbor improvements. Dec. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 67, 58tb 
Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Ordinance exacted [enacted] by Executive Council [Mar. 2, 1903], 
granting to Vandegrift Construction Company right to build rail- 
way in Porto Rico. Dec. 15, 1903. 12 pp. ("S. doc. 29, 58th Cong. 
2d sess. ) 



488 December, 1903 



Treasury Department 

Accounts. Report of contingent expenses of Department, 1903. Dec. 8, 
1903. 32 pp. (H. doe. 24, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Appropriations. Estimates of appropriations required [by Depart- 
ments], 1905. 1903. 573 -f [1] pp. 4° (Treas. Dept. doc. 2340; 
H. doc. 12, 58th Gong. 2d sess.) 

Estimates of [deficiencies in] appropriations required by Depart- 
ments, 1904 and prior years. Dec. 19, 1903. 50 pp. 4" (H. doc. 
260, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Regulations concerning disposition of unexpended balances of 

annual appropriations and outstanding claims payable from such 
appropriations. Dec. 15, 1903. 1 p. 4° (Dept. circular 133, 1903; 
[Division of] Bookkeeping and Warrants.) 

Cuban reciprocity [proclamation of President]. Dec. 21, 1903. 4 pp. 
4" (Dept. circular 135, 1903; Division of Customs.) 

Customs Service. Manner of keeping daily register of immediate- 
transportation documents and merchandise, cat. form 423. Dec. 12, 
1903. 1 p. 4" (Dept. circular 132, 1903; Division of Customs.) 

Missouri. Estimate of amount of money due Missouri on account of 
interest and other incidental expenses in connection with loans 
procured in raising troops to aid United States in the Rebellion, 
1861-65. Dec. 19, 1903. 1 p. (S. doc. 52, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Official matter. Correspondence with Department. Dec. 16, 1903. 
1 p. 4° (Dept. circular 134, 1903; Division of Appointments.) 

Oregon. Statement of amount of revenue paid into General Govern- 
ment [and amount expended for improvement of rivers and harbors] 
in what was originallv known as Oregon country, response to reso- 
lution. Dec. 8, 1903.^ 5 pp. (S. doc. 8, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Public buildings. Report of rental collections on account of public 
Iniildings and sites [1903]. Dec. 15, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 125, 
58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Report. Annual report of Secretarv on state of finances [with appended 
tables], 1903. 1903. 113 pp. ' (Treas. Dept. doc. 2342.) 

Spanish Treaty Claims Commission. List of awards made by commis- 
sion [since Feb. 4, 1903, requiring appropriation]. Dec. 14, 1903. 
1 p. (H. doc. 110, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Sugar. Export bounties on sugars produced in Netherlands. Dec. 2, 
1903. 1 p. 4° (Dept. circular 131, 1903; Division of Customs.) 

Treasury decisions under tariff, internal revenue, and other laws, weekly, 
V. 6, nos. 49-53, 53 supplement; Dec. 3-31, 1903. [Department 
decisions numbered 24804-861 including general appraisers' deci- 
sions 5490-5520, and internal-revenue decisions 721-735. J 
Wages. Letter calling attention to desirability of adoption of new Gov- 
ernment salary tables. Dec. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. doc. 68, 58th 
Cong. 2d sess. ) 

APPRAISERS 

Reappraisements of merchandise by general appraisers [on Nov. 23-Dec. 
23,1903]; Dec. 7-28, 1903. 4"' (Reappraisement circulars 1020-32; 
Division of Customs.) [AVeekly.] 

ARCHITECT, SUPERVISING 

Annapolis, Md. Estimate of appropriation for repair work at post-oflice 
building, Annapolis. Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (H. doc. 92, 58th Cong. 
2d sess.) 



December, 1003 489 

Bangor, Me. Estimate of increase of limit of cost for extension of 

custom-house and post-otRce building at Bangor. Dec. 14, 1903. 

1 p. (H. doc. 98, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Burlington, Iowa. Estimate of increased limit of cost for post-office 

building at Burlington. Dec. 8, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 29, 58th 

Cong. 2d sess.) 
Kenduskeag River. Estimate of appropriation for repairs of Kendus- 

keag bridge at Bangor [Me.]. Dec. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 141, 

58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Minneapolis, Minn. Estimate of increased limit of cost of public build- 
ing at Minneapolis. Dec. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 256, 58th 

Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Rome, Ga. Estimate of appropriation for rent of offices at Rome. Dec. 

14, 1903. 1 p. (H. doc. 93, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Salem, Oreg. Estimate of appropriation extending limit of cost of 

post-office building at Salem. Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (H. doc. 91, 

58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Stillwater, ^linn. Estimate of increase of cost of building at Stillwater. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 1 p. (H. doc. 94, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

AUDITOR FOR POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT 

Estimate of appropriation for additional laborers. Dec. 14, 1903. 2 jjp. 
(H. doc. 96, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

AUDITOR FOR STATE AND OTHER DEPARTMENTS 

Estimate of appropriation for clerks. Dec. 17, 1903. 4 pp. (H. doc. 
143, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

AUDITOR FOR TREASURY DEPARTMENT 

Abstract of emoluments of officers of customs service, 1903. Nov. 24, 
1903. 7 pp. (H. doc. 13, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

BOOKKEEPING AND WARRANTS DIVISION 

Combined statement of receipts and expenditures of Government, 1903. 
Dec. 8, 1903. 72 pp. 4" (H. doc. 42, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) [For 
edition without Congressional document number see Catalogue for 
Sept. 1903, page 374.] 

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 

Note.— Transferred Julv 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. See 
page 473. 

COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY 

Text of annual report for vear [ended Oct. 31] 1903. Dec. 7, 1903. 52 
pp. I Treas. Dept. doc. 2334. ) 

FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY 

Annual report of commissioner for vear ended Dec. 1, 1903. Dec. 10, 
1903. 8 pp. (H. du^.. 'Q, ^<<tJ- ^ong. 2d sess.) 

GOVERNMENT ACTUARY 

Market prices and investment values of outstanding .securities [Nov. 
190.3]. Dec. 1,1903. 2 pp. 4" (Treasury Dept. Dept. circular 130, 
1903. ) 



490 December, 1903 

internal rp:venue office 

Anniial report of commissioner, 1903. 1903. vii -f- 170 pp. (Treas. 
Dept. doc. 2348. ) 

Distilled spirits, marks on wholesale liqnor dealers' packages, regulations 
amended. Dec. 24, 1903. 1 p. 4" ([Circular] 652; Treasury Dept, 
Dept. circular 136, 1903. ) 

List of distillery -warehouses in L'nited States in which spirits were held 
on deposit, 1903, with appendix. Xov. 24, 1903. 39 pp. 

Regulations and instructions concerning tax on fermented liquors. Nov. 
17,1903. 35 pp. ( Regulations no. 6 revised. ) 

Regulations i:»rohibiting giving out by collectors of records in their 
otiices, or copies thereof, for purposes not contemplated bv internal- 
revenue laws. Dec. 10, 1903. 1 p. 4° (Circular 651. ) 

United States internal-revenue gangers' manual, embracing regulations 

and instructions, and tables. Mar. 10, 1900, [reprinted] 1903. 606 

pp. il. 1 pi. 12'' ([Regulations] no. 11 revised; Treas. Dept. doc. 

2159.) *Roan, 75c 

LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD 

Note. — Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commeree and Labor Department. See 
page 474. 

XAYIGATIOX BUREAU 

Note. — Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. See 
page 474. 

PUBLIC HEALTH AND MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE 

Public Health Reports, v. 18, nos. 49-52; Dec. 4-25, 1903. 1903. 
[xvi] + 2129-2315 pp. [Weekly.] 

Note. — This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and 
other countries, as reported by the oflRcers of the Public Health and Marine 
Hospital Service and others, is for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is lim- 
ited, and the document is intended only for health officers and other persons 
interested in sanitary affairs. To obtain it application should be made to the 
Surgeon-General of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, Treasury 
Department. 

Transactions of 1st annual Conference of State and Territorial Health 
Officers with Pulilic Health and 3Iarine-Hospital Service, Washing- 
ton, D. C, June 3, 1903. 1903. 120 pp. 

Note. — Includes compendium showing organization and administration of 
boards of health of States and Territories and District of Columbia, vrith extracts 
from health laws: also appendix, Laws governing Public Health and Marine- 
Hospital Service. 

STATISTICS BUREAU 

Note. — Transferred July 1, 1903, to Commerce and Labor Department. See 
page 474. 

TREASURER OF UNITED STATES 

Estimate of appropriation for additional em plovees in ofhce. Dec. 11, 
1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 70, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 



War Department 



Appropriations. Additional estimates of appropriation for 1905. Dec. 

19, 1903. 4 pp. (H. doc. 259, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Gellatlv, Hankev ct Co. Estimate of appropriation for pavment of claim 

of 'Gallatly'[or Gellatly], Hankey & Co. Dec. 8," 1903. 20 pp. 

(H. doc. 26, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 



DecExMber, 1903 491 

Jewell, Arthur C. Additional papers relating to claim of Jewell. Dec. 
18, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 150, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Medals. Letter recommending legislation in relation to issuance of 
medals of honor. Dec. 11, 1903. 1 p. (H. doc. 83, o8th Cong. 2d 
sess. ) 

New Year's Dav. [Instructions to ofhcers of Arniv in regard to Presi- 
dent's reception, Jan. 1, 1904.] Dec. 22, 1903.' 1 p. 12" 

Pedrera v Romero, Julian. Additional papers in claim of Pedrera. 
Dec. "18, 1903. 8 pp. (H. doc. 145, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Philippine Islands. Deficiency estimate of aj^propriation for reimburse- 
ment of government of Philippine Islands [for support of ])risoners]. 
Dec. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 258, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Report. Annual reports, 1903; v. 9-13, report of cliief of engineers. 
[See Engineer Department.] 

Reservations. Additional data regarding land owned by United States 
and under control of Department. Dec. 16, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 
128, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Webster, J. W. Papers relating to claim of Webster. Dec. 19, 1903. 

3 i^p. (H. doc. 254, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL 

Army list and directory, otiicers of Armj^, Dec. 20, 1903; [no.] 49. 74 
pp. *Paper, 10c single copy, $1.00 a yr 

[Rearrangement of citv stations of general recruiting service to take 
effect Jan. 1, 1904.] Dec. 15, 1903. 12 pp. 12" 

Special orders 1-191, Jan. 1-Aug. 14, 1903; [title-j^ase and index]. 
[1903.] 181 pp. 12" ( War Dept. doc. 208. ) 

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT 

Buffalo, N. Y. Reports of examination and survey of Erie Basin, Buf- 
falo Harbor. Dec. 8, 1903. 13 pp. (H. doc. 35, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Charlotte Harbor, Fla. Report of examination of harbor. Dec. 18, 
1903. 6 pp. ( H. doc. 181, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Coast defense. Rei)orts upon seacoast defenses. Board of Engineers, 
and technical details of engineering methods on fortifications, rivers 
and -harbors, and other works; extracts from report of chief, 1903. 
1903. p. 7-17, 679-709, 2371-2482, il. 66 pi. map. 

Cypress Bavon. Report of examination of bavou and lakes between 
Jefferson, Tex., and Red River, La. Dec. 15, 1903. 6 pp. (H. 
doc. 115, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Damariscotta River, Me. Reports upon examination of river. Dec. 10, 
1903. 7 pp. (H. doc. 53, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Eastchester Creek, N. Y. Report of examination of creek. Dec. 18, 1903. 

5 pp. (H. doc. 186, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Elizabeth town, Hi. Report of examination of Ohio River near Eliza- 

bethtown. Dec. 11, 1903. 4 pp. ( H. doc. 79, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Elk River, W. Va. Report of examination of river. Dec. 11, 1903. 

6 pp. (H. doc. 81, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Estero River, Fla. Report of examination of Estero Creek or River. 

Dec. 18, 1903. 4 pp. (H. doc. 175, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Government Printing Othce. Report of operations on building for office 

for vear ending Nov. 30, 1903. Dec. 4, 1903. 12 pp. (H. doc. 40, 

58th Cong. 1st sess. ) 
Guadalujie River, Tex. Report of examination of river. Dec. 18, 1903. 

4 pp. (H. doc. 187, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 



492 December, 1903 

Hiwassee Eiver, Tenn. Eeport of examination of river. Dec. 18, 1903. 

4 pp. (H. doc. 183, 58th Cong. 2d segg.) 
Indian Island Slough, X. C. Reports of examination of slough. Dec. 

15, 1903. 6 pp. (H. doc. 113, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Kansas River, Kans. Report of examination of Kaw, [or] Kansas, 

River. Dec. 11, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 82, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Lake, Minn. Report of examination of inner harbor at Lake City. 

Dec. 18, 1903. 4 pp. (H. doc. 182, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Laws affecting Corps of Engineers, o7th Congress, 2d session. [1903.] 

2941-3012 ^ 5 pp. [From report of chief, 1903.] 
Little "Wabash River, 111. Report of examination of river [from its 

mouth] to Carmi. Dec. 8, 1903. 5 pp. (H. doc. 38, 58th Cong. 

2d sess. ) 
Manatee River, Fla. Reports of examination of river. Dec. 15, 1903. 

9 pp. (H. doc. 117, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Matagorda Bav, Tex. Report of examination of Matagorda and Lavaca 

bays. Dec. 18, 1903. 5 pp. (H. doc. 180, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Mississippi River. Report of board on improvement of river between 

mouths of Missouri and Ohio rivers. Dec. 18, 1903. 8 pp. (H. 

doc. 168, o8th Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Report of examination of Missouri Chute, ^Mississippi River, Mo. 

Dec. 11, 1903. 4 pp. (H. doc. 76, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Report of examination of river from Quincy, 111., to Snv levee. 

Dec. 11, 1903. 4 pp. (H. doc. 80, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Moore, Rittenhouse. Papers relating to claim of Moore. Dec. 14, 1903. 

10 pp. (H. doc. 100, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Mound Citv, III. Report of examination of Mound City Harbor, Ohio 

River. " Dec. 18, 1903. 4 pp. (H. doc. 171, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Napa Creek, Cal. Report of examination of Xapa River. Dec. 18, 1903. 

4 pp. (H. doc. 178, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
New River, W. Va. Report of examination of river [at its confluence 

with Greenbrier River]. Dec. 18, 1903. 4 pp. (H. doc. 176, 58th 

Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Newharbor, Me. Reports of examination and survev of New Harbor. 

Dec. 18, 1903. 8 pp. (H. doc. 167, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Onset, Mass. Report of examination of harbor. Dec. 11, 1903. 3 pp. 

(H. doc. 75, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Patapsco River, Md. Reports of examination of channel in river to 

Bear Creek. Dec. 15, 1903. 7 pp. (H. doc. 114, 58th Cong. 2d 

sess. ) 
Pointe Aux Barques, ^lich. Report of examination at Pointe Aux 

Barques. Dec. 11, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 74, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Pond River, Kv. Reports of examination of Pond Creek or River. 

Dec. 18, 1903. 5 pp. (H. doc. 174, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Port Roval Sound, S. C. Report of examination of Port Royal bar. Dec. 

18, 1903. 6 pp. (H. doc. 221, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Raritan Bav, N. J. Report of examination of bav. Dec. 18, 1903. 5 

pp. (H. doc. 184, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Red River, Tex. Report of examination of river from Fulton, Ark., to 

Denison, Tex. Dec. 18, 1903. 5 pp. (H. doc. 200, 58th Cong. 2d 

sess.) 
Report of chief [with appendixes and supplement], 1903. 1903. [5] 

pts. 3012 -318 --55 pp. il. 225 pi. 183 maps. (War Dept., Reports, 

1903, V. 9-13; H. doc. 2, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) *Cloth, $6.00 

Note. — The 55 pages of index are repeated in each of the 5 parts. In addition 
to the paging as given above, parts 1-.5 each contain a page showing the arrange- 
ment of the reports of the War Department, 1903, and parts 2-1 each contain a 
half-title-page. 



December, 1903 493 

Eockv River, Ohio. Report of examination of harbor. Dec. 8, 1903. 

7' pp. (H. doe. 37, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Sabine River, Tex. and La. Report of examination of river. Dec. 18, 

1903. 8 pp. (H. doc. 177, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
St. Charles Bay, Tex. Report of examination of baj'. Dec. 11, 1903. 

3 pp. (H. doc. 77, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 
South ^Milwaukee, Wis. Report of survev of harbor. Dec. 15, 1903. 

10 pp. (H. doc. 116, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Split Rock River, ]Minn. Report of examination of bay at mouth of 

river. Dec. 18, 1903. 5 pp. (H. doc. 170, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Tradewater River, Ky. Report of examination of river. Dec. 18, 1903. 

5 pp. (H. doc. 179, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Trinitv River, Tex. Report of examination of river, between Dallas 

and East Fork. Dec. 15, 1903. 6 pp. (H. doc. 118, 58th Cong. 2d 

sess. ) 
Wickford, R. I. Reports upon examination of Mill Cove, Wickford 

Harbor. Dec. 10, 1903. 6 pp. (H. doc. 52, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
"Wilson, N. Y. Report of board relative to harbor. Dec. 18, 1903. 

5 pp. (H. doc. 166, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Yamhill River, Oreg. Report of examination of river, with estimate 

of cost of modification of dam. Dec. 11, 1903. 9 pp. (H. doc. 78, 

58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

MISSISSIPPI RIVEK COMMISSION 

Annual report, 1903; supplement to report of chief of engineers, 1903. 
1903. p. 639, 3-318, il. 56 pi. 49 maps. 

NORTHERN AND NORTHWESTERN L.\KES SURVEY 

Note. — Lake Survey charts may be obtained from U. S. Lake Survey Office, 
Detroit, llicli., or from U. S. Engineer Office, Buffalo, N. Y. Payments "must be 
made before charts are sent, and if made by mail must be by postal or express 
money order payable to the order of U. S. Lake Survey Office if ordered from 
Detroit, or to the order of U. S. Engineer Office if ordered from Buffalo. These 
charts may also be obtained, for cash only, at U. S. Canal Office at Sault Ste. 
Marie, ^lich. They will be sent by express, the express charges to be paid by the 
purchaser on receipt of the charts, or free by mail at the purchaser's risk. Pur- 
chasers should indicate, when ordering the charts, whether they wi.sh them sent 
by express or mail. The latter will be used when no choice is indicated. 

The bulletins and supplements of the Lake Survey may be obtained free upon 
application at T. S. Lake Survey Office, Detroit, Mich., and at the engineer offices 
in Duluth. Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Rapids, Cleveland, Buffalo, and Oswego. 

Supplement 8, 1903, corrections and additions to l)ulletin 13, a, Lake 
Superior and St. Marys River; b, Lake ^lichigan and Green Bay; 
c, Lake Huron, St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair, Detroit River; d. 
Lake Erie and Niagara River to Niagara Falls: to supplement infor- 
mation given upon charts of Great Lakes. Dec. 17, 1903. 12 pp. 4° 

PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND CiROUNDS OFFICE 

Annual report upon improvement and care of public buildings and 
grounds, and care and maintenance of Washington Monument, D. C, 
in charge of Thomas W. Svmons and Theo. A. Bingham; app. EEE 
of report of chief of engineers, 1908. 1903. p. 658-660, 2517-2670, 
45 pi. 2 maps. 

INSPECTOR-GENERAL 

Report of inspection of branches of National Home for Disabled Volun- 
teer Soldiers, made Julv 13-Oct. 27, 1903; bv Geo. H. Burton. 
Dec. 10, 1903. 68 pp. (H. doc. 61, 58th Cong." 2d sess.) 



494 December, 1903 

insular affairs bureau 

Monthly summary of commerce of Philippiue Islands, Julv, 1903; no. 

1, series 1903-04. p. 1-130, 4" 
Report of chief. 1903. 1903. 96 pp. 

Note. — Appendix is Extracts from reports, etc., relative to coinage and cur- 
rency in Philippines. 

LIBRARY 

Clieck list of serial publications in library, Oct. 1, 1903. 1903. 42 pp. 

(War Dept. doc. 212.) 
Finding list of principal reference \yorks in library, Oct. 1, 1903. 1903. 

34 pp. (War Dept. doc. 213.) 

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 

• 
Circular of information for candidates seeking appointment in Medical 
Corps of Army. [2d edition.] [Jan. 19, 1903, published Dec. 1903.] 
10 pp. 12" 

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT 

Instructions to bidders and specifications goyerning conyersion of 3-inch 
wrought-iron muzzle-loading guns to Ijreech-loading saluting guns 
and manufacture of mounts for same. Nov. 13, 1903. 15 pp. 12° 

Public sale [of ordnance property at Hilton head, S. C.]. [Dec. 18, 1903.] 
4 pp. 4° 

[Statement of] expenditures and arms, etc., fabricated at Springfield 
Armory [1903]. Dec. 10, 1903. 4 pp. (H. doc. 51, 58th Cong. 2d 

sess. ) 

WATBRTOWX ARSENAL 

Public sale [of ordnance property at Fort Independence, Boston, ^lass.]. 

[Dec. 1, 1903.] 4 pp. 4'^ 
Public sale [of ordnance property at Fort Winthrop, Boston, Mass.]. 

[Dec. 1, 1903.] 5 pp. 4" 

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 

Official Gazette, v. 1, nos. 59-63; Oct. 21-Nov. 18. 1903. Manila, p. 745- 
851, 4" [Weekly.] 

Same, Spanish, p. 745-850, 4" 

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the rate of 1.5c single copy. §6.00 a yr. Send remittances by postal money order or 
registered letter to Max L. McCollough, editor Official Gazette, Manila,"?. I. 

Rules and regulations for disposition of public lands, other than timber 
or mineral lands, in Philippine Islands. Dec. 7, 1903. 25 pp. (S. 
doc. 7, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

AGEICULTUEE, BUREAU OF 

El cultiyo del cacao en las Islas Filipinas; por William S. Lyon. Manila, 
1903. 23 pp. 1 il. ( Boletin del agricultor 2, segunda edicion Cas- 
tellana. ) 

F0RE.STRY BUREAU 

Report on investigations made in Java in 1902; bv Elmer D. Merrill. 
Manila, Oct. 15, 1903. 84 pp. 1 il. 10 pi. (Bulletin 1.) 



December, 1903 495 

WEATHER BUREAU 

Instruccionef! de meteorologia teorioo-pnictica, no. l,lluvia; por Baltasar 
Ferrer. Manila, 1903. 42 pp. 15 il. 

QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT 

Additional papers relating to disallowances in acconnts of C. H. Conrad. 

Dec. 18, 1903. 3 pp. ( H. doc. 152, 58tli Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Papers relating to claim of Feliciana ]\Iendiola. Dec. 18, 1903. 14 pp. 

(H. doc. 151, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

RECORD AND PENSION OFFICE 

List of libraries, organizations, and educational institutions in United 
States supplied with Ofhcial records of Union and Confederate 
armies. [1903.] 55 pp. 

SIGNAL OFFICE 

Numl)ers and prices of telautograph parts. Nov. 15, 1903. 6 pp. 12'^ 
SUPPLY DIVISION 

Communication giving proceeds of sale of useless papers [of War De- 
partment]. Dec. 17, 1903. 1 p. (H. doc. 139, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 



Courts of United States 

COURT OF CLAIMS 

Anderson. Findings in case of John R. Fauver, heir of Richard Ander- 
son. Dec. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 131, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

P>all. Findings in case of George W. Ball, administrator of Mary [Ann] 
Ball. Dec. 1, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 20, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Barclav. Findings in case of John W. Barclay, administrator of 
Solomon [T.] Barclay. Dec. 1, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 27, 58th 
Cong. 1st sess.) 

Bashor. Findings in case of F. W. Dove, administrator of Christian 
Bashor. Dec. 1, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 19, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Book. Findings in cases of George M. Book and other claimants. 
Dec. 17, 1903. 14 pp. (S. doc. 44, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Bosley. Findings in case of John B. Boslev, administrator of Ailsey 
Bosley. Dec. 1, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. i7, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Branham. Findings in case of George W. Branham. Dec. 4, 1903. 
2 pp. (H. doc. 37, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Bullock. Findings in case of A ai-on Bullock. Dec. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (H. 
doc. 135, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Burrow. Findings in case of B. AV. Hewitt, administrator of V. 
Burrow. Dec. 1, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 32, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Burtis. Findings in cases of Arthur Burtis and other claimants. Dec. 
17, 1903. 7 pp. (S. doc. 45, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Charlotte, Tenn. Findings in case of trustees of Cumberland Presby- 
terian Church, Charlotte. Dec. 1, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 30, 58th 
Cong. 1st sess. ) 

Clark. Findings in cases of Emma M. and Wallace S. Clark, adminis- 
trators of Ambrose J. Clark, and other claimants. Dec. 17, 1903. 
6 pp. (S. doc. 39, o8th Cong. 2d sess. ) 



496 December, 1903 

Corbett. Findings in case of Frederick S. and Henry C. Corbett, 
administrators of Seweli B. Corbett. Dec. 19, 1903. 2 pp. (H. 
doc. 257, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Cross. Findings in case of J. D. Billmyer, administrator of Margaret J. 
Cross. Dec. 1, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 23, 58th Cong. 1st sess.). 

Currence. Findings in case of Patrick Crickard, administrator of Henry 
Currence. Dec. 1, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 26, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Damm. Findings in case of Henry Damm, jr., aihninistrator of Henry 
Damm. Dec. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 39, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Delano. Findings in cases of Francis H. Delano and other claimants. 
Dec. 17, 1903. 11pp. (S. doc. 35, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Deuell. Findings in case of Ed\vard Valencourt Deuell in his own right 
and as administrator of Ethan A. Deuell. Dec. 4, 1903. 4 pp. (H. 
doc. 35, 58th Cong. 1st sess. ) 

Fussell. Findings in cases of Linnaeus Fussell and other claimants. 
Dec. 17, 1903. 4 pp. (S. doc. 43, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Gaskins. Findings in cases of John Gaskin [Gaskins] and other claim- 
ants. Dec. 17, 1903. 13 pp. (S. doc. 38, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Griffin. Findings in case of Rosanna Griffin. Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. 
(H. doc. 109, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Gunnell. Findings in cases of Francis M. Gunnell and other claimants. 
Dec. 17, 1903. 8 pp. (S. doc. 40, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Harley. Findings in case of Josephus E. Harley, administrator of Otho 
F. Harley. Dec. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 36, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Harpers Ferry, W. Va. Findings in cause of trustees of Methodist Epis- 
copal Church, Harpers Ferry. Dec. 1, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 23, 
58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Hawk, sloop. Conclusions of fact and law in French spoliation cases 
[of James Burdick, administrator of Thomas Lloyd Halsey, for 
seizure of] sloop, Holden Langford, master. Dec. 11, 1903. 2 pp. 
(H. doc. 88, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Hess. Findings in case of Robert C. Hess, executor of John Hess. Dec. 
1, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 29, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Hilliard. Findings in case of Henry E. Hilliard. Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. 
(H. doc. 108, '58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Hollan.l. Findings in case of Colly B. Holland. Dec. 5, 1903. 2 pp. 
(H. doc. 43, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 

Horner. Findings in cases of ^larie Elizabeth Horner, widow of Fred- 
erick Horner, and other claimants. Dec. 17, 1903. 6 pp. (S. doc. 
42, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 

Houston. Findings in cases of Nelson T. Houston and other claimants. 
Dec. 17, 1903. 15 pp. (S. doc. 34, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 

Jackson. Findings in case of S. A. Rawlins and B. H. Jackson, admin- 
istrators of James Jackson. Dec. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 41, 58th 
Cong. 1st sess. ) 

Judgments rendered for year ended Dec. 5, 1903. Dec. 9, 1903. 8 pp. 
(H. doc. 43, 58th Coiig. 2d sess.) 

Kershner. Findings in [cases] of p]dward Kershuer and other claim- 
ants. Dec. 17, 1903. 11 pp. (S. doc. 36, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
McConnell. Findings in case of William N. McConnell. Dec. 1, 1903. 

2 pp. (H. doc. 16, 58th Cong. 1st sess. ) 
Mack. Findings in cases of Francis E. Mack, son of Eugene Mack, and 
other claimants. Dec. 17, 1903. 14 pp. (S. doc. 46, 58th Cong. 2d 
sess.) 
Marsons. Findings in case of Telesfor D. Quigles, administrator of 
Manette Marsons. Dec. 4, 1903. 3 pp. (H. doc. 38, 58th Cong. 
1st sess. ) 



December, 1903 497 

Mehitable, brig. Conclusions of fact and law in Fi-ench spoliation cases 

relating to brig, William Orne, master. Dec. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. 

doc. 84, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Molly, schooner. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation cases 

[of Robert Codman, administrator of William Gray, for seizure of] 

schooner, John Millett, master. Dec. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 85, 

58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Moore. Findings in cause of Susan N. Moore, administratrix of C. C. 

Moore. Dec. 1, 1903. 4 pp. (S. doc. 24, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 
Nicholas. Findings in case of N. W. Baker, administrator of Elizabeth 

Nicholas. Dec. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 132, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Norris. Findings in case of W. T. Ratliff, administrator of Charles F. 

Norris. Dec. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 154, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Nunnally. Findings in case of Sarah H. Nunnally, administratrix of 

p:idred Nunnally. Dec. 5, 1903. 2 pp. (H. "doc. 42, 58th Cong. 

1st sess. ) 
Phelps. Findings in case of Thomas S. Phelps. Dec. 17, 1903. 2 pp. 

(S. doc. 37, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Plains Lodge. Findings in cause of Plains Lodge 135, F. and A. M., 

East Baton Rouge Parish, La. Dec. 15, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 27, 

58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Polly, brig. Conclusions of fact and law in French spoliation cases [of 

A. Lawrence Lowell, administrator of Nathaniel Fellows, and Seth P. 

Snow, administrator of Crowell Hatch, for seizure of] brig, Joseph 

Edes, master. Dec. 11, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 87, 58th Cong. 2d 

sess. ) 
Poll J', schooner. Conclusions of fact and law in French spoliation cases 

relating to sehooner, John Drummond, master. Dec. 11, 1903. 3 pj^. 

(H. doc. 86, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Pope. Findings in case of Leonidas Pittman, administrator of Floi'a E. 

Pope. Dec. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 153, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Read. Findings in cases of John J. Read and other claimants. Dec. 17, 

1903. 11 pp. (S. doc. 41, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Resolution, brig. Conclusions of fact and law in French spoliation cases 

relating to brig, Alpheus Billings, master. Dec. 11, 1903. 3 pp. 

(H. doc. 89, 58th Cong. 2d sess.)" 
Rosser. Findings in case of Silas T. Rosser, administrator of George N. 

Rosser. Dec. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 134, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Rowland. Findings in case of John I. Rowland. Dec. 19, 1903. 2 pp. 

(S. doc. 50, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Rowsev. Findings in case of Kilbourn H. Rowsev. Dec. 4, 1903. 2 pp. 

(H. doc. 107, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Russell. Findings in case of A. J. Jenkins, administrator of James Rus- 
sell. Dec. 18, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 155, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Schuman. Findings in case of John Schuman, administrator of August 

Schuman. Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 106, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Shadrick. Findings in case of W. T. Dodd, administrator of Nancv 

Shadrick. Dec. 1, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 21, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 
Rnapp. Findings in case of H. L. Snapp, administrator of Jacob H. 

Snapp. Dec. 1, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 31, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 
Spiegelberg. Findings in case of Spiegelberg Brothers. Dec. 10, 1903. 

6 pp. (H. doc. 47, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Stone. Findings in case of R. G. Johnson, administrator of Washington 

Stone. Dec. 1, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 28, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 
Swan. Findings in case of Caroline Swan, Mary E. Pritchard, Seymour 

Swan, and Carrie R. Moody, heirs of Travers Swan. Dec. 1, 1903. 

3 pp. (H. doc. 24, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 



498 December, 1903 

Thebo. Findings in ease of (ieorge S. Thebo, jr., executor of George S. 

Thebo [assignee of Charles F. Thebo]. Nov. 25, 1903. 5 pp. (S. 

doc. 21, oSth Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected 2d print was issued.] 
Travers. Findings in cause of Joseph F. Travers, guardian [of Michael 

Travers]. Dec. 4, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 25, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 
Tullahonia, Tenn. Findings in case of Baptist Church of Tullahoma. 

Dec. 14, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 23, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Van ]Metre. Findings in case of Charles B. Van Metre, administrator of 

Thomas T. Van Metre. Dec. 1, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 18, 58th 

Cong. 1st sess. ) 
Vaughan. Findings in case of Clementine Vaughan, administratrix of 

William M. Vaughan. Dec. 17, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 33, 58th 

Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Verret. Findings in cause of James A. Verret [administrator of Adolph 

Verret]. Dec. 12, 1903. 2 pp. (S. doc. 21, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Weaver. Findings in case of Reuben Jones, administrator of Theophilus 

Weaver. Dec. 16, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 133, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
Wineow. Findings in case of John W. George, administrator of John 

Wineow. Dec. 1, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 25, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 
Wynne. Findings in case of Louisa 0., Susan W., and Mary M. Wynne, 

[administratrices] of Alfred R. Wynne. Dec. 1, 1903. 2 pp. (H. 

doc. 22, 58th Cong. 1st sess.) 



District of Columbia 



Assessments. Report of assessor, 1903. 1903. 22 pp. 

Auditor. Report, 1903. 1903. 51 pp. 

Note. — .\ppendix contains Report of special examiners appointed to investigate 
Ofiice of Auditor of District of Columbia. 

Children. 10th report of Board of Children's Guardians [with reports 

of agent and physician, etc.], 1903. 1903. 39 pp. 
Commissioners. Report, 1903. 1903. 44 pp. 
Gas. Report of inspector of gas and meters, 1903. 1903. 12 pp. 
Industrial Home School. [7th] annual report of trustees of District of 

Columbia Industrial Home School, 1903. 1904. 20 pp. 7 pi. 
Insane. Estimate of increase of appropriation for writs of lunacy. Dec. 

8, 1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 31, 58th Cong. 2d sess. ) 
Insurance Department. Texts of preliminary and regular 1st annual 

report, [calendar year] 1902. 1903. 52 pp. 
Police Department. Report, 1903, with estimates for 1905, Richard 

Sylvester, superintendent. 1903. 85 p]). 

Note.— Includes reports on lost or stolen property and enforcement of phar- 
macy law, and reports of sanitary offtcer, hack inspector, photographer, humane 
ageiit, board of surgeons, and harbor master. 

Public Lit)rary. 5th [6th] annual report of trustees and 4th [5th] 
annual report of librarian, 1903. 1903. 45 pp. 1 por. 14 pi. 

Reform School. 34th annual report of trustees [with reports of super- 
intendent, treasurer, and attending i)hysician], 1903. 1903. 12 pp. 

Reform School for Girls. [11th] report of trustees [with reports of sup- 
erintendent, treasurer, and visiting jihysician], 1903. 1903. 9 pp. 

Washington AsvUmi. Report of intendaut [and other officers], 1903. 
1903. 29 pp. 



Decemher, 1903 499 



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Index to literature of thorium, 1817-1902; V)y Cavalier H. Joiiet. 1903. 
154 pp. (Smithsonian nii.scellaneou.s coliections, v. 44; [puljlication] 
1374. ) 

ETHNOLOGY BUREAU 

List of publications of bureau, with index to authors and titles, by 
Frederick Webb Hodge; from 20th report [1899]. 1903. p. cxcix- 
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Manual of examinations, revised to Jan. 1, 1904. 1904. 52 pp. 

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GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 

Recommendation as to certain unexpended balances [1903]. Dec. 11, 

1903. 2 pp. (H. doc. 72, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) 
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Apiilications of certain railroad companies for extension of time within 

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commission. [1903.] 12 pp. 
Charles Roth i. Texas & Pacific Railway Company; decided Nov. 21, 

1903; report and opinion of commission. [1903.] i pp. 
George J. Kindel and Denver Chamher of Commerce v. Atchison, 

Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al.; decided Nov. 21, 

1903; report and opinion of commission. [1903.] 14 pp. 
Mayor and city council of Wichita, Kans., r. Atchison, Topeka ct Santa 
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Mayor and city council of Wichita, Kans., v. Chicago, Rock Island & 
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Resi^onse to resolution, iiapers [relating to principles governing action 
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Shipments to Depositories 

During the Month of December, 1903 



Note. — Shipment numbers run from 1 to 49, inclusive, and then begin again with 1. 
Shipmoit 46 

Congress. o7th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 35. No. 
7; District of Columbia report. 1901, 4 vols. (Serial no. 4302.) 

Shij-iment 47 

f^'ongress. 57th Congress. 1st session. House documents, v. 83. Nos. 

250, 704 ; Xavy register, 1902 ; Army register, 1902. ( Serial no. 4350. ) 
^/^ocuments Office (Government Printing Office). 9th annual report of 

superintendent of documents, 1903. 1903. 64 pp. 8" 
/^^ntomology Division (Department of Agriculture). Squash-vine borer, 

melittia satyriniformis Hbn. ; by F. H. Chittenden. [Nov. 19, 

1903.] 6 pp. 2 il. H" (Circtilar 38, revised edition.) 
^^xperiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Exjieriment 

Station Record, v. 15, no. 3; Nov. 1903. 1903. x - 209-316 pp. 3 

^Toreign IMarkets Division (Statistics Bureau, Department of Agricul- 
ture). Agricultural imports of Germany, 1897-1901; bv Frank H. 
Hitchcock. 1903. 323 pp. 8" (Bulletin 30. ) 

insular Affairs Bureau (War Department). Primer and voca])ulary of 
y yioro dialect, ]Magiudanau; by R. S. Porter. Oct. 1903. 77 pp. 8" 

^ Plant Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Pruning; bv L. C. 
Corbett. 'l903. 39 pp. 25 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 181.) 

Shipment 4<^ 

MUensus Office (Interior' Department). 12th census of United States, 
1900, special rei:)orts, employees and wages; bv Davis R. Dewey. 
1903. cxv ^ 1228 pp. 4" 

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Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 59. Nos. 

50, 176, 336; Survey of Tennessee River; Kissimmee River, etc.; 

Ohio River. (Serial no. 4326.) 
L^ Same, v. 110. Nos. 568-679, except 588, 594, 618, 620-622, 635, 

639, 655, 661; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4377.) 

^ Shipment 1 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 87. No. 
305; Interstate Commerce Commission, 15th report, .Tan. 1902. 
(Serial no. 4.354.) 

501 



502 December, 1903 

Shipment 2 

^ Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 94. Nos. 
373-567, except 377, 380, 430, 461-475, 481-485, 508, 510, 525, 535, 
537, 553, 557; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4361.) 

Shipment 3 

^Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 89. No. 
306, pts. 7-12; American Republics Bureau monthly bulletin, July- 
Dec. 1902, V. 13. (Serial no. 4356.) 

Shipmenl 4 

Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 95. No. 
377, 6 pts.; Lalwr Department bulletins 38-43, v. 7, 1902. (Serial 
no. 4362. ) 

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i/ Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 108. No 

535; Hearings on reciprocity with Cut)a. (Serial no. 4375.) 
^ Same, v. 111. No. 594; Patent decisions, 1901. (Serial no. 4378.) 

Shipment 6 

i/Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 106. No. 
510; Committee on Awards of World's Columbian Commission, v. 1. 
(Serial no. 4373.) 

Shipment 7 

/y/Congre.«s. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 118. No. 
^ 661; Yearbook of Department of Agriculture, 1901. (Serial no. 

4385.) 

Shipment 8 

/• /Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 92. No. 
320; Connnercial relations, 1901, v. 1. (Serial no. 4359.) 

Same, v. 121. No. 702; American Historical Association report, 

^ 1901, V. 1. (Serial no. 4388.) 

Shipment 9 

^^ongress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 104. No. 
485; Schley Court of Inquiry, v. 2. (Serial no. 4371.) 

SJiipmenf 10 

^ Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 96. No. 
430; Naval Observatory publications, 2d series, v. 2, Zone observa- 
tions with 9-inch transit circle, 1894-1901. (Serial no?-4363.) 

y Same, v. 119. No. 680; House calendars, July 1, 1902. (Serial no. 

4386.) * 

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j /Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v, 122. No. 
1/ 702; American Historical Association report, 1901, v. 2. (Serial 

no. 4389. ) 



December, 1903 ' 503 

Congress — Continued. Same, v. 124. No. /Oo; Fish Commission report, 
1901. (Serial no. 4391.) 

Shipment li 

^^ongress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House docmnents, v. 125. No. 
706; Fish Commission bulletin, v. 21, 1901. (Serial no. 4392.) 

^^^ublic Health and JNIarine Hospital Service (Treasury Department). 
Transactions of 1st annual ("(juferenceof State and Territorial Health 
Ofticers with Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service, "Washing- 
ton, D. C, June 3, 1903. 1903. 120 pp. 8" 

Sldpment 13 

^Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 91. No. 
310; Geological Survey monographs, v. 41, Glacial formations of 
Erie and Ohio l)asins. (Serial no. 4.358. ) 



Shipment 14 



l/V^QW\ 



ongress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 120. No. 
682; Animal Industry Bureau, 18th report, 1901. (Serial no. 4387.) 

Shipment 15 

^^ongress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 113. No. 

620; Calendar of correspondence of James ]\[onroe. (Serial no. 

4380. ) 
l^ Same, v. 114. No. 621; Calendar of correspondence of James 

Madison. (.Serial no. 4381.) 

Shipment 16 

^"^ongress. 57th Congress, 1st session. Hoase documents, v. 123. No. 

703; Civil Service Commission, 18th report, 1901. (Serial no. 4390.) 

l^ - ^ Same, v. 126. No, 707, pt. 1; Smithsonian Institution report, 1901. 

(Serial no. 4393.) 
^^xperiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Ex^^eriments 
on metabolism of matter and energy in human bodv, 1900-02; by 
W. O. Atwater and F. G. Benedict, with A. P. Brvant, R. D. 
Milner, and Paul :Murrill. 1903. 357 pp. 14 il. 1 pi. 8" (Bulletin 
136.) 

Shipment 17 

Chemistry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Standards of purity 
for food products. Nov. 20, 1903. 13 pp. 8" (Agriculture, Dept. 
of. Circular 10. ) 
^■^Jongress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 103. No. 
485; Schley Court of Inquiry, v. 1. (Serial no. 4370.) 

^'^^■'^ntomology Division (Department of Agriculture). Powder-post injury 
to seasoned wood products; Ijy A. D. Hopkins. [Nov. 20, 1903.] 
5 pp. 1 il. 8" (Circular 55.) 

i^^xperiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Experiment 
Station Record, v. 15, no. 4; Dec. 1903. 1903. x+317-420 pp. 8» 

i^- Poultry as food; bv Helen W. Atwater. 1903. 40 pp. 8" (Farm- 
ers' bulletin 182. ) 
Report of committee on rural engineering, presented to Association 

^ of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, Nov. 
1903. [Nov. 20, 1903.] 10 pp. 8» (Circular .53.) 



504 December, 1903 



i/p] 



Plant Indu.^try Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Persian Gulf 
dates and their introduction into America; bv David G. Fairchild. 
Dec. 19, 1903. 32 pp. 4 pi. 8" (Bulletin 54. ) ' 



X, 



Shipment IS 



Interior Department. Official Eegister, list of officers and employees in 
civil, militarv, and naval service, with list of vessels belonging to 
United States, July 1, 1903; hy chief clerk of Department. 1903. 



V. 1, vii4-1698 pp. 4° 



Shipment 19 



^Congress. 57th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 57. Xos. 

41, 64; Porto Rico, journals of 1st Legislative Assembly, 1900-01; 

Report of auditor, 1901. (Serial no. 4324. ) 
1/ Same, v. 127. No. 707, pt. 2; National ^Museum I'eport, 1901. 

(Serial no. 4394.) 



INDKX 

TO THE CATALOGUES FOR J ANUAKY-DKCE.MHEK, 1903 



[XoTi-;.— Names of Senators, Representatives, and Delegates in Congress are printed 
in Itaiieif. With reference to binding the catalogues for the vear see paragrajili on 
page 4.=.:!.] 



Page 

Al)aca 323, 4^5 

Abarenda, U. S. S 371 

Abbeville, S. C 389, 470 

Abbott, Chester W 35, 87, 109 

Abbott, Eliza B 33, 116, 180 

Abbott, Ellen 121 

Abbott, Joseph C 121 

Abbott, W. L 324, 351 

Abnormality, statistics 97, 220 

A Jjoma . . . ." ■ 325 

Abrasive materials 395 

Abridgment, message and documents. 179 

Absaroka forest reserve 50, 219 

Abscesses, appendiceal 375 

Absentee Wyandot Indians, see Wyan- 
dot. 

Abstract of 12th census 54 

Academies, Baptist, in Maine 193 

Academv of Sciences, National 170 

report, 1902 170 

Accident bulletin 77, 241, 352, 442 

Accidents, railroads 77, 241, 269, 362, 442 

Accounts, delinquent, Govt, officers.. 66 

Treastirv Department 433 

Accounts Committee 28, 122, 186, 464 

Acee, Stiles L 5 

Acetylene, alcohol from 2S8, 365 

Acre question 317, 344, 372 

Acree, Jasper N 87, 132 

Acrotreta 324 

Acting solicitor, Com. and Labor Dept. 366 

Acts, see Laws. 

Actuary, Govt., see Govt. Actuary. 

Adams, Robert, jr 29, 44, 137 

Adams Express Company 72 

Adamson, William C 30, 125 

Addington, James 73 

Addison, W. Va 44, 95 

Adelaide, Australia 232 

Adjournment, Congress 219 

Adjutant-General 70, 163, 205, 

237, 265, 293, 321, 348, 376, 408, 434, 491 

report, 1902 69 

Administration, colonial 375 

Admiralty 100 

Admiralty cases, rules of practice 166 

Adriatic Sea, lights 259 

Adulteration of foods 14, 393 

Advance sheets of consular reports, see 
Daily consular reports. 

Ady, Andrew 34, 87 

Aerial navigation ; 406 

Aerial soundings 282 

Aeronautics, .see Aerial navigation. 

Africa, British west 232, 426 

cotton 232 

German east 232, 289 

German southwest, foreign trade.. 425 



Page 

Africa, lights 152, 259 

Portuguese east 261 

progress in 318 

railroads 200, 318 

reports of consuls In 232 

st)uth, American cattle 426 

south, American competition in... 365 

south, cotton goods 318, 365 

south, education in colonies 477 

south, imports 425 

south, industrial exposition 475 

south, machinery 426 

south, plant introduction from 309 

southeast, steamships to 394 

Afton, Ind. T 379 

Agamomermis culicis 292 

Agaves 278 

Agrarian Institute 373 

Agricultural associations 210 

Agricultural banks, Bahia 62, 156 

Philippines 69 

Sao Paulo 261 

Agric.Chem., Official, Assoc.of. 221,308,468 

Agricultural colleges 146, 148 

exhibit at La. Purchase Expos 190 

financial officers 401 

funds for 476 

instruction in agronomy 361 

laws relating to 477 

military instruction 189,223 

natural sciences in 468 

New Hampshire and Missouri 223 

statistics 223 

Agric. Colleges, Assoc, of. . 189, 253, 468, 469 

Agricultural education 189, 253 

Agricultural exhibition, Limoges 289 

Agric. exper. stations. 146,252,253,279,388 

editing pniblications 189, 252 

exhibit at La. Purchase Expos 190 

financial officers 401 

Porto Rico 190 

statistics 223 

Agricultural fairs 261 

Agricultural Institute, Nat., of France. 224 
Agric. Inst, of University of Gottingen . 361 

Agricultural lands, Chippewa 397 

Cuba 318 

Agricultural literature, indexing 189 

Agricultural machinery, Germany 288 

in foreign countries 393, 474, 475 

in South and Central American 

Republics 487 

Agricultural museums 373 

Agricultural schools, Indian 45H 

Quebec 425 

Agriculture 145 

Argentina 260 

bibliographies 189 

505 



506 



Index, 1903 



Page 

Agriculture, Chile - -31 

Costa Rica 28,S 

Ecuador o45 

education in "^79, 3(il 

elementary 389 

Guatemala 345 

Hebrew school of 318 

Honduras 199,232,261 

indexing literature 468 

methods of teaching 189 

Nicaragua 288 

Peru 318 

products, Argentina 199, 317 

products, Belgium 336 

products, foreign trade 223, 309 

products, German imports 423 

products, imports 309 

products, Mexican exports 400 

products, Nicaragua 318 

relation of natural sciences to 468 

southern States 146 

Agriculture and Forestry Com 10, 98 

Agric. Bur., P.I... 322,349,377,405,440,494 

report, 1902 405 

Agriculture Committee 28 

Agriculture Department 61,145, 188, 

221 , 252. 278. 308, 336, 360, 387, 421 , 468 
animal insjicction and quarantine. 262 

appropriations 28,98, 183 

bulletins and circulars 389, 468 

forest reserves transferred to 466 

new building 94, 159 

organization 363 

publications 53, 146, 186, 190, 191, 

223, 255, 281, 310, 337, 363, 389, 423, 470 

report, 1902 51, 179 

report, 1903 421, 468 

reservations held by 188, 221 

samples of seeds for 290 

suppression of diseases of cattle.. 10,95 

Agronomy ».. 361 

Aguinaldi > y Famy, Emilio 206 

Ailinginae Islands, chart 484 

Ailinglap Islands, see Elmore Islands. 

407 



Air. 



310 



electricity in 

ionized 268 

pressin'c f>4 

relation of sun spots to 390 

Air brakes 352 

Air-compressors 286 

Ajiro Bav, see Nishitomari Wan. 

Akarkine 393 

Akron A f^ohnnljus Railway Co 352 

Akron, Sterling A: Northern R,R.. 27,49,97 

Alabama, cement 427 

courts of United States 43, t'5 

homestead 142, lf-3 

mail contracts 372, 399 

post route map 60 

river and harbor improvement. 435, 436 

school lands 122 

Alabama Agricultural Exper. Station. 252 

Alabama River, bridge 8 

Aladdin, Wyo., topographic sheet 284 

Alamance County, N. C 191 



Alaska 



193, 367 



boundary 97, 154, 185, 198, 219 

cable 69 

charts 202, 291, 392 

coal lands 122, 142 

commerce 233 

commissioner 122 

copper 226 

corporations, etc 87, 183 

education 55, 148 

fur seal service 472 

game 361, 373 

gold 226, 289 

governor, report, 1902 225 

homestead 122, 183 



Page 

Alaska, hydroids 324, 351 

lights and fog-signals 12, 126 

liquors 9 

natives 477 

needs of Territory 54 

possibilities of 148 

post route map 60 

railroads 27, 49, 97 

reindeer 55, 148, 193, 407 

salmon 65, 204, 473 

Signal Corps telegraph system 441 

stream tin 227 

surveys 150 

Alaska Agricultural Experiment Sta- 
tions, report, 1902 254 

Albania 288 

Albatross, Fish Commission steamer.. 380 

Albay Gulf, chart 347 

Albemarle County, Va 470 

Albemarle Sound, revenue steamer... 465 

Alcohol, friVai acetylene 288, 365 

from .1 enisalem artichoke 63, 261 

Alcohol aiipliances 318 

Alcoholic liquors, see Liquors. 

Alemany, Joseph S 62 

Aleurodidte 222 

Alexander. Be Alva S 42 

Alexander, Joseph M 34, 120, 180 

Alexander, Solomon A 47, 117, 180 

Alexander Archipelago forest reserve. 219 

Alexandria, S. Dak 478 

Alexandria Bay, N. Y., topog. sheet.. 257 

Alexis, Nord 62 

Alfalfa 388 

Alg» 280, 352 

Alger, Russell A 15, 103, 457 

Algeria, fishing 339 

zinc : 289 

Alien.s, in industry 456 

Venezuela 261 

Alkali lands, reclamation 280, 281, 363 

Alkaline waters for irrigation 310 

Allegan County, Mich 191 

Allegany Reservation 10 

Allegheny River 438 

bridges 94, 100, 126, 127 

Allen, Albert W 106,180 

Allen, Amos L 465 

Allen, Charles R 113, 132, 463 

Allen, James 36, 114 

Allen, John U 87, 131 

Allen River 193 

Alleys, D. C 124 

Alliance, U. S. S 315 

Allier Anchorage, see Mua Anchorage. 

Alligator pears 279 

Allison. William B 98, 179 

Allotnicut notes of seamen 292 

Almeria. Spain 318 

Almy, Austin 24, 462 

Alsbaeh, Oliver P 33,111,180 

Alubi,iit .\uchorage, chart 285 

Aluminum 256 

Amadou, John H 114, 133, 180 

Amat, Thaddeus 62 

Amazon River 4!:2 

Amazonas, gold basis 62 

Ambrose, James R 5 

Ambulance Corps, New South Wales 

Railway and Tramway 425 

American Academy in Rome 137, 251 

American Academy of Political and 

Social Science 261 

American Association for Advance- 
ment of Science 145 

Amer.Assoc.of Farmers' Inst. Workers. 52 
American educational history. Contri- 
butions to, see Contributions to 
Amer. educational history. 
American Ephemeris and Nautical 

Almanac, 1906 153 



January — December 



507 



Page 

American Historical Association 378 

report. 1902 378 

reports, to print 1>>6 

American Historical Review 378 

Amer. Library Assoc, catalogue 427 

catalogue, to print 1-fl 

American National Institute. Paris... 97 

American National Red Cross 77 

American Nautical Almanac, 1904 371 

190tj 59 

.American practical navigator 316 

American Public Health Assoc 225, 391 

American Railway Association 155 

•\meriean Republics Bureau.. 62.155,199, 
231. 260.is7, 317, 344. 372. 400, 432, 487 

building 485 

Amer. Republics, Customs Cong, of . 1.56, 261 
American Society of Church History. . 378 
American Veterinary Medical As.<oc.. 389 
Amherstburg. Ont., electric railroad.. 200 

Amick. FreelingH 108,132,180 

Ammonia 478 

Ammonium chloride 55 

Ammonoids, carboniferous 148 

Ammunition, supplying infantry 404 

Ammunition hoists". 286 

.\mnesty. Nicaragua 345 

Philippines 50. 219 

.\mov. China, rainfall 147 

Amphipoda 323, 351 

Amphitrite. gunnery ship 286 

Anacostia and Potomac River R.R. Co. 167 
Anchorage, in New York Harbor.. 68,161 

in .St. Marys River 236 

Anch vlr)stomiasis 265, 348 

.\ndalu.>;ia 288, 318 

Andaman Islands, birds 324 

Anderson, Albanis L 118,131,180 

Anderson. John B 26,47,87 

Ander.>ion. Mary 185 

Anderson, Richard 495 

Anderson, RodnevW 106, 180 

Anderson. William E 16, 87 

Andre, Dennis F 24, 87 

Andrews, Reuben 5, 40 

Anemometer. Point Reyes. Cal 224 

Anemones, sea ." 77 

Angat River 350 

Angers. David d". :<€<' David, Pierre, .1. 

Angevine, William F 5 

.\nglada, Julia 22, 40, 87 

Angles, hour 1.53, 197 

Anglo-Belgian telephone 366 

Anglo-Saxons, bibliography 270 

Angora goats, diseases '. 361 

Angstrom pyrheliometer 337, 363 

Anheuser- Busch Brewing As.soc 87, 102 

.\nimal industry, see Animal Industry 
Bureau. 

Animal ludustrv Bureau 145. 

188. 221, 252, 278, 308, 336, 361, 388, 421 

bulletins 308 

circulars 189, 221 

orders 51 , 

145, 221, 252, 278, 308, 360, 387, 468 

report. 1902 188, 388 

report. 1903 468 

Animal products, imports and exports. 388 

Animals, aquatic 408 

breeding 144, 184, 189. 201, 233, 253 

diseases 10, 95, 221, 388 

diseases affecting public health 388 

domestic, Cuban tariff on 372 

exportation 308, 387 

fossil, Cayuga Lake section 149 

imports and exports 388 

inspection and quarantine 262 

protection in forest reserves 13, 142 

wild, importation of 346 

Ankles, horses 421 

Anna Bay, chart 1.52 



Page 

Annapolis, Md.. public building 488 

see also Naval Academy. 

Anniston. .\.la 43.95 

-Annuities. Pottawatomie Indians 185 

.Sac and Fox Indians 10 

Antarctic research 282 

-Anthracite coal strike 209, 240. 242 

Anthrac.Coal Strike Comn . 168.209.240.242 

Anthropoid apes 40t 

.Anthropology 379 

Anticyclones" 224 

Antietam, Md 72 

Antigoniid;e 324 

Antimasonic party 378 

An timony 257 

Antiseptics, benzoyl-acetyl peroxide.. 207 

ferrous sulphate 347 

glycerin 434 

Antitrust laws, estimate for enforcing. 482 

Sherman 57 

Antofagasta. Chile. Bolivian trade 155 

.\nt\\ erp. Belgium, ivory 262, 394 

Apache Indians, see Kiowa and Co- 
manche Reservation. 

.\parri. P. I., chart 291 

Apes, anthropoid 407 

Apia, waterworks 63 

Aplin , Hf,i rii H 31, 127 

.\ppalachiaii Mts.. nat. forest reserve. 458 

.Appalachian States, copper 226 

Appeals 323 

Supreme Court, claim ca.ses 166 

Appendiceal abscess 375 

.Appendicitis 375 

.Apples, bitter rot 309 

c( )ld storage 469 

Appointment Clerk, report, 1902 51 

report. 1903 468 

.Appointments, Treasury Department. 233 

.Appointments Division 64, 

202, 2*i, 262, 290. 319, 373. 401. 488 

.Appraisement, of merchandise 346 

-Appraisers 65, 159, 202, 

234, 263. 290, 319, 346, 374, 401 , 433, 488 

decisions 65. 159, 202. 

234, 263. 290, 319, 346, 374, 401. 433, 488 

local, conference 262 

report, 1903 433 

-Appropriations 202, 251 

deficiencv 98, 99, 123, 183 

digest 290 

general bills 143 

history of 179 

legislative, etc 11, 94 

sundry civil 98, 102, 123, 183 

urgent deficiency S, 28 

see also bureaus and objects. 
-Appropriations Com. .House. 28.123,220.465 

Senate 11,98 

Appropriations Committees 179, 251 

Aquarius forest reserve 387 

Aquatic animals, skins 408 

Aquatic products 408 

Aqueduct Bridge. D. C 9,13,435 

.A(iueducts. -Australia 318 

Arabic typewriters 157 

-Arbitration, compulsorv 288 

industrial .' 270 

labor 200 

Venezuela and I'. S 231 

Arbitration, Permanent Court of .. 62,231 

Arc, circumhorizontal 147 

-Archfeology. .Arizouii 379 

-Archieology and Ethnology, -Ameri- 
can, international Comn. of 260 

Architect of Capitol, see Capitol Build- 
ing and Grounds Supt. 

Architect, Supervising 65, 1.59, 202, 488 

report, 1902 65 

report, 1903 433 

.Architecture 251 



508 



Index, 1903 



Page 

Archives, Oreg<>n 378 

Texas 378 

Arctic regions, chart 429 

Ardent, schooner 73 

Area, of colonies of world 375 

of countries of tlie world 236 

Argentina 62. 155, 199. 

231, 260, 288. 317. 344. 372, 400. 432. 487 

animal industry 361 

butter 365 

cattle inspection 261 

commerce with Paraguay 261, 288 

live stock convention 232 

telegraph 476 

trade 288, 475 

Argentine Republic, see Argentina. 
Argentine southern Land Company.. 199 

Argulidje 325 

Arid lands, see Desert lands. 

Arimao River, bridge 339 

Arizona, archaeology 379 

cement • 226 

governor, report. 1902 225 

orthoptera 324, 351 

post rouie map 60 

spiders 325 

surveyor-genera! 480 

Arizona Experiment ."Station 254 

Arkansjis, courts of United States... 43,95 

lands 43,96 

lead and zinc 226 

post route map 60 

river improvement 436, 437 

school lands 122 

transportation of cattle 51 

Ark. Coal & Mineral Ry. Co. . . 100, 125, 183 
Ark. Hot Springs Res., see Hot Springs. 

Arkansas River 435 

bridge 100,125,183 

Arkansas Valley 223. 389, 470 

-Arlington. Va.. bridge 458 

Armor-plate 343 

Armored cruisers 258 

Arms. France 289 

small, tiring competitions 237 

Springlield .\rmory 494 

Arm.strong, George X 104 

Armv 70, 

164, 206, 237. 266, 294, 321, 348, 376, 404 

appropriations 16, 44, 45, 137, 183 

chaplains 185 

discharge of enlisted men 434 

distribution in Philippines 237 

emplovecs. list of 477 

enlistment 70, 163, 205, 237, 265, 293 

for enforcement of laws 434 

general staff 15, 44, 49, 69, 96 

Great Britain 163 

historical register & dictionarv. 321, 348 

lieutenants 103, 104, 137 

manoi-uvers 321 

military badges 9 

officers, examinations 163 

officers, lists of 70, 163. 205, 237. 

265. 293, 321 . 348, 376, 403. 434, 477. 491 

officers, militarv instructors 103, 138 

officers, pay ...".. 15, 50, 138, 163, 184, 206 

officers. President's reception.. 491 

officers, records and reports 70 

orders, general and special 70, 

163,206,237,266,293,491 

recruiting statiims 491 

register, 1903 206 

regulations 205, 265, 350 

searchlight projectors 238 

stations 70, 163, 206, 237, 266, 293 

surgeons and dentists 70 

Army Corps 321 

Armv War College 237. 439 

Arnold, Addison 87, 119, 140 



Page 

Arnold, Conwav H 166 

Arnold, Marv L 114 

Arnold, Sydda B 46, 87 

Arsenals, see names of arsenals. 

Arsenic 282 

Art, free entry of work by Americans. 290 

Artesian wells 258, :J65 

Artichokes, Jerusalem 63. 261 

Articles of Confederation 359 

Artillerv. 2d lieutenants 104, 137, 460 

4th Regiment. Battery E 439. 460 

Artillery circulars 205, 266 

Artillerv memoranda 293 

.\rtillerv Office, report, 1902 237 

Artillery School. Ft. Monroe, rp.,1902. 238 
Artists, American, free entry of works. 290 
Arts, Fine, Nat. School of. Colombia.. 155 

Asbestos 340 

Ascutnev Mountain 193 

Ash, Grace E 87, 129 

Ash, white 146, 363 

Ashes, analysis of 221 

Asheville, N. C 363 

Ashmore, Samuel 5 

Ashtabula, Ohio, harbor improvement 12 

Asia, automobiles 63 

coast lights 152 

German trade with 426 

reports of consuls in 232 

Asia Minor. German trade in 339 

Asiatic Station, operations of fleet 484 

report. 1902 151 

report, 1903 484 

A.siatic Turkev, see Turkev. 

A.siatic waters, typhoons.. 286,316,343,371 

Asphalt ." 226, 313 

Assay, laws 235 

Assay Commission 68, 235 

Assity office. New York City 158 

Assessments, D. C 498 

oil mining claims 96. 104 

Assoc, of Agric. Colleges . . 189, 253, 468, 469 

Assoc, of Economic Entomologists 222 

Assoc, of Militarv Surgeons of IJ. S. . . 8, 16 
Assoc, of Official Agric. Chemists . 221.308 

As-sociations, agricultural 210 

educational. Maine 193 

Assuan. Egvpt 407 

Astartidse . ". 324, 351 

Asters. China 279 

.\stronomy, nautical 316 

Asturias, Spain 339 

Asuncion. Paraguay 231. 432 

Atacama, Chile 432 

Atch. . Topeka and Santa Fe Rv. Co. 352. 500 

Athenia, N.J 388 

Athens, international exposition 63 

Atkins, Asa 165 

Atkins, James M 165 

Atkinson, George 5 

Atlanta, Ga., public building 64 

Atlanta, U. S. S 397 

Atlantic Coast, coast pilot. . 66, 234. 319, 391 

fisheries 408 

lights and fog-signals 375 

pilot rules 340 

stream measurements 284 

tide tables 311 

winds 282 

Atlantic Ocean, pilot charts 59, 

153, 197, 230, 259, 286, 316, 343, 398, 483 

walrus 240, 351 

Atlas Anchorage, chart 343 

Atlases, see Maps and charts. 
Atmosphere, see Air. 

Atmospheres, solar and terrestrial 224 

Atmospheric pressure, see Air. 

Attendance, school, compulsory 148 

Attire, historical 200 

Attorney-General, see Jn.stice Dept. 



January — December 



509 



Page 
Attorney-General, Assistant, for (^oiirt 

of Claims, report, 1903 428 

Attorney-General. Assistant, forlndian 

Dei)redati<)n Claims, report, 1903. 482 
Attorney-General. Assistant, for I'ost- 

Otiiee Deiiartment, report. 1903.. 484 

Attorneys, district 195 

Htuijjarian, in U. S 393 

patent, lists of 57, 370 

Spanish treaty claims 170 

Atwood, Philip .' 20 

Audit. Board of, D. C 29, 95 

-Auditor, D. C, inyestigation of cilice. 498 

report, 1903 498 

Auditor. P. I., report, 1902 267 

Auditor for Interior Dept.. rp., 1903... 346 

Auditor for Nayy Dept., rp.. 1903 374 

.\uditor for Post-Office Department 65, 489 

report. 1903 433 

Auditor for State* other Depts. 66, 401, 489 

report. 1903 401 

.\uditor for Treasury Department 66, 

159,374,402,433,489 

report. 1903 319 

Auditor for War Department 169 

report. Iit02 159 

report. 1903 346 

.\ndubon societies 278 

.Vngustine, Father. »ee Pena. A. de la. 

Anrh Islands, chart 196 

Aurora borealis 406, 483, 484 

Ausable Forks. N. Y., topog. .sheet 228 

Austin, W.R.,& Co 99 

Australasia, automobiles 63 

gold : 262 

minerals 262 

reports of consuls in 232 

rubber 365 

wool 232 

Australasia and China Telegraph Com- 
pany. Eastern Exten.sion 486 

Australia, aipieduct 318 

flour 393 

lights 152 

steamship seryice 426 

tariff 63 

transcontinental railway 232 

trees 366 

wheat 157, 393 

wool 157 

Austria, beet sugar 393 

brewnig 393 

commerce 232 

commercial trayelers 261 

cotton-manufacturing industry 393 

electric lights on railway trains ... 426 

hops 394 

navy as aid to commerce 156 

raising of canal-boats 318 

sugar bounties 65 

tariff 261 

trade relations with Mexico 432 

Author headings, public documents.. 499 

Automatic brakes 156 

Automatic couplers 78, 184, 365 

Automatic stoking 476 

.\ntomobiles 63, 393 

.A^merican. in Malaga 365 

.American, in Malta 232 

.\merican. in Switzerland 261 

expo.sition at Berlin 288 

France 200 

Honduras 288 

railway 200 

Autumn, coloration of foliage 337 

Aux Barques, Pointe. .src Pointe. 

Azimuth 58, 59, 153, 197 

.\zov. Sea of, lights 259 

Babcock, Byron D 461 

Bahcock, Joseph W 29, 124, 465 



Page 

Babylon, L. I., topographic .sheet 31 

Baccelli bill l/S 

Bacillus enteritidis 388, 42l 

Bacilhis icteroides 37-> 

Bacillus [lestis 434 

Bacon, soft 14fi 

Bacteria, and nitrogen 280 

truttie 380 

Bacteria beds, sewerage on 394 

Bai-tcriol( igy 430 

Bader, .lames E 5 

Badges, military 9 

Bagarry, Remy 165 

Bagdad Railway 339 

Bagnio, P. I., climate 147 

Bahama Islands, meteorology 3tl3 

Bahia (state), banks and banking.. 62,156 

CI icoa trees 432 

Bahia Blancaand Northwestern Ry... 199 

Bahia Honda, Cuba ".... 40O 

Bailey, Edward L 16, 137, 188 

BaileV, J. F., &Co 9 

Bailev, Olive J 461 

Baird, Charlotte E 5 

Baker, Delphine P 11 

Baker. Frani'is C 5 

Baker, N. W 497 

Balabac Strait, chart 230 

Baldwin, David A 113, ISO 

Balingasag .\nchorage, chart 285 

Ball, George VV 495 

Ball, Lillie V 117, ISO 

Ball, .Mary A 495 

Balloons 363 

Baltic ports, steamship service to 340 

Baltimore, .Md., harbor improvement. 438 

Indepenileut Treasury 65 

public building 65 

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 465 

Baltimore and Potomac Railroad 465 

Baltimore and Washington Transit Co. 167 

Baltimore Insurance Company 441 

Bamboos, Japanese 309 

Bananas, Guatemala 475 

Band-fish 240, 3.51 

Bangkok, Siam 156 

Bangor, Jle., bridge 65. 489 

public building 489 

Bangor Theological Seminary 193 

Bank, use of word in Mexico 317 

Bank-notes 28, 123, 143 

Guatemala 372 

Bank of Colfax, Iowa 87, 99 

Bank of France 200 

Bank stock. Canada 156 

Banking and Currency Committee. 28, 123 
Bankruptcy ". . 94, 141,219, 220. 4S2 

Argentina 231. 260, 288, 317, 344, 37-> 

Banks. Thomas 461 

Banks and banking, Argentina 344 

Bahia 62, 156 

Philippines 69 

Venezuela 2,ss 

see also National banks. 

Banner Hill, topographic sheet 314 

Baonsse-Rous.sc explorations 407 

Baptist academics. Maine 193 

Baptist Church, Cartcrsyille, Ga 11,88 

Tiillalioma, Tenn 498 

Baptornis 168, 351 

Barbados, fishes 324 

Barber, H 325 

Barbers Point, chart 2.59 

Barbuda Island 339 

Barclay, ,rohn W 495 

Barcla y , S( ilomoii T 495 

Barcus, John A 39,87 

Banl, Louise K 463 

Bant. Tlwmas R 13, 27, 102, 121 , 463 

Barge Office, N. Y 67 



510 



Index, 1903 



Pago 

Barger, Marv E 116, 180 

Barger, Sarah B 39, 87 

Barges, disinfecting 2G4 

Paraguaj' 156 

Baring Islands, see Namorik Islands. 

Baritfs 341 

Bark-beetles 222 

Barkalow, Gilbert 5 

Barker, William S 5 

Barlow Cove, chart 291 

Barnard, Henry 177 

Barnard. James E 461 

Barnes, Charles H 40, 42, 87, 113 

Barnes. Israel F 20, 87, 134 

Barnes, William B 459 

Barnyard manure 146 

Barometric pressure, Colon, Colombia. 282 

Isthmus of Panama 256 

Barometry, U. S., Canada, West Indies. 147 

Barrancas national cemetery 459 

Barrels, paper 261 

Barrett. Benjamin F 105 

Barrett. Emily S 5 

Barrett, Frank, alias 16 

Barrett, .John 317 

Barrett, William 5, 16, 35, 88, 128 

Barrett, William F 16 

Bart, Joseph 33, 88, 111 

BartleU, Charles L 122 

Bartlett, George A 93 

Bartlett. John R 95 

Barton, R. W 73 

Barytes, gee Barites. 

Bashor, Christian 495 

Bass 380 

black 209 

Bassett, Thomas 18, 88, 140 

Batangas-Calamba road 404 

Bata via, Java, quinine auction 339 

Batchelder, Nellie A 129 

Bate. William B 15, 103, 4-59 

Bates, Harrv E., ^ec Mason. 

Bates, Sarali L 21, 88 

Bates College 193 

Batesville. Ark 126 

Batey, Charles K 5 

Batlle y ( )rdoiiez. Jose 232 

Bats, lasiurine 77,351 

Battalion of Engineers, 1st 404,439 

Batteries, galvanic 393 

Battery E, 4th Artillery 460 

Battle-ships, nee War-ships. 

Bauxite 2-56 

Bavaria, horse insurance 365 

Bav, see name of bav. 

Bav Ridge Channer, N, Y. Harbor.... 438 

Bayly, Mary R 32, 115, 180 

Baynes Sound, chart 483 

Bayou, see name cif bayou. 

Beacons, lists of 67, 

203, 264, 292, 320, 367, 425, 474 

Beans, food value 279 

Bear Creek 492 

Bear River Vallev, irrigation 223 

Beattie, Charies 462 

Beaufort County, S. C 362 

Beaumont, steamer 137 

Beaver Island, chart 376 

Bedford, Va 191 

Beechridge, 111 437 

Beef, Great Britain 200 

Beef cattle, fattening 888 

food for 146, 189 

problems of the South 189, 258 

Beef trust, see Meat producers. 

Beer, sale in post exchanges, etc ... 45,69 

Beeson, John ... 20 

Beet balls 361 

Beet sugar 156, 185, 200 

Austria-Hungary 393 



Page 

Beet sugar, identification of 401 

Spain 232 

United States 361 

Beetles 324 

bark- 222 

leaf- 222 

striped cucumber 279 

Beets, seeds 63 

single-germ balls 252 

sugar, food f< ir cattle 221, 366 

sugar, improving culture 252 

sugar.influenceof environment. 279, 422 

sugar, insect enemies 468 

sugar, products 146 

Behm Canal, chart 319 

Beira, Africa 232 

Belgium, agric. products exported 336 

automobiles 393 

coal 475 

emigration to U. S 485 

fog-signals 262 

lumber trade 157 

meat sterilization 262 

telephone to London 366 

tobacco 366 

Belk, William 18, 88 

Bell, Charies H 461 

Bell, Margaret 117, 180 

Bell, Nancy C 74 

Bellevue, Ohio, topographic sheet 396 

Benefeldt, Frederick 5 

Benham, .Andrew E. K 73 

Beni Department 372 

Bennett, Henrv R 88, 130 

Bennett, .Sarali M 166 

Bennett, Thomas 73, 166 

Benzoyl-acetyl pero.xide 207 

Bereman, Sarah D 5, 35 

Berlin, (iermany, automobile expos.. 288 

electric traction 475 

seaport 475 

Bern, N. Y., topographic sheet 396 

Berrv, George W 5, 35 

Berry, James H 11, 27, 99, 457 

Berry, Samuel 73 

Bery" coid fishes 351 

Betsey, brigantine 73 

Beverages, adulteration of 14 

see also Liquors. 

Bereridpe, Albert J 122 

Beveridge, John L 461 

Bexar archives of Texas 378 

Bibber, Angeline 74 

Bibber, Charles J 74 

Bible Normal College 3C9 

Bibliography, of Anglo-Saxon interests 270 

of antimasonic party 378 

of Argentina 344 

of artesian wells 258 

of bacillus enteritidis 388, 421 

of bass 380 

of bibliography of agriculture 189 

of bitter rot of apples 309 

of botany of Philippines 440 

of bovine tuberculosis 188, 388 

of Cabinets of England and America 297 

of carboniferous ammonoids 148 

of cement 226 

of Central .\merica 432 

of Chile 344 

of cider making 222 

of clay and fullers' earth 226 

of coal, lignite, and peat 226 

of codling moth 422 

of coeducation 148 

of colonies and colonization . . . 265, 375 

of Con.stitution of U. S 270 

of cooperative cataloguing 78, 169 

of copper 226 

of crime, suicide, insanity, etc.. 97,220 



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511 



Page 

Bibliography, of Cuba 432 

of Drthloiiega di>trict, Ga ■2'_'(i 

1 if Devonian fauna 257 

of diseases and aceidents of horses. 404 
of earthquakes and volcanoes, P. I. 165 

of education in Texas 225 

of electrical instruments, etc 73 

of fauna of Cayutra Lake section... 149 
of Federal contnihii eonimerce.etc 270 
of ferrous sulphate as antiseptic ... 347 

(if fciud and nutrition of man 3S9 

111 idrmation (if >pores 2M 

of fresh-water ostracoda 324, 351 

of geodesy 263 

of geology of Mesabi Hills 194 

of geology of Silverton quadrangle. 396 
of geology of Vermilion district ... 341 

of gold and silver 226 

(if Govt. ownership of railroads 270 

oi gypsum, salt, borax, and soda .. 226 

of hearing in tishes 209 

of hookworm disease 265. 34S 

of industrial arbitration 270 

of iron and manganese 226 

of irrigation 361, 3>S9, 422 

of irrigation ill India 479 

of isiipods 3n0 

of labor and strikes 270 

of law of nations, history, etc. . 233,432 

of lead and zinc 226 

of lepidoptera 76 

of madreporarian polyps 17. i 

of mercantile marine .subsidies 297 

of meteorologv 54. 

147, 224, 2-56, 282, 337, 363, 390, 423 

of military subjects 163, 237, 348, 435 

of mineral waters 479 

of mollusks of Buda lime.stone 149 

of negro questii m 270 

of nonmetalliferous minerals 226 

of North American umbelliferse . . . 296 

of oil. gas. and asphalt 226 

of old age eV: civil service pen.sions. 270 
of parasitic copepods of N. Amer.. 325 

of Philippine Islands 442, 443 

of phosphates, etc 226 

of plankton algie 352 

of platinum, etc 369 

of pseudoccratites 283 

" of quicksilver, platinum, etc 227 

of ratmlidce 325 

of reindeer 407 

of S(rath America 432 

of stone 227 

of stratigraphv of Kansas 396 

of sun-flsh 3S0 

of takosis 361, 388 

of ta.ste in fishes 326 

of thorium 499 

of thysanoptera 351 

of trypanosoma Lewis! 320 

of tubercle bacillus in cheese . . 308, 388 

of veneridse 351 

of volcanic eruptions in Antilles. . . 408 

of walrus 240, 351 

of yellow fever 236 

see also Catalogue. 

Bibliographv Division 270. 297 

Bicvcles, China 288 

Germany 156, 393 

Bieber, Sidnev 465 

Big .Sandy River 143, 184, 437 

Big Thonipson Creek 362 

Big Wood River 469 

Bigelow. Cliarles P 27, 88 

Bigflats, X. Y 363, 470 

Bigmoose, X. Y.. topographic sheet . . . 314 

Bikar Island, chart 196 

Billings, Mont 470 

Billingsley, James 36, 88, 108 



Page 

Blllmyer, J. D 496 

Bills. 57th Congress, history.. 5,87,179,277 

5sth Congress, historv 455 

Billsof ladiiig ." 288,393 

Bimetallism 15-> 

Binding, Government Printing Office. 77 

Interior Department 57 

Justice Department 67 

of public documents 141 

Binford, John D 24. 88 

Bingham, Anna C 114, 133 

Bingham, Utah, copper 226 

Binnacles, compensating 195 

Biographical Congressional directorv. 387 
Biol. Laboratorv, Woods Hole. 209,326,406 

Biological stations, Florida 102 

Pacific Coast 102 

Biological .<urvey Division 278,361,388 

circular 39 373 

report. 1902 51 

report. 1903 468 

Biologv 379 

Bird, William M 88, 158 

Birds 324 

fossils 168, ail 

importation of 346 

in forest reserves 13, 142 

Laysan and Leeward islands 380 

protection of 361 

Sumatra 168, 351 

Birdseye. Lucien 11 

Birmingham wire gauge 290 

Births, registration 97, 98 

Bisbee, .\riz.. copper 226 

topographic sheet 55 

Biscoe, Harrv E 483 

Bishop. Martha J 38, 109, 180 

Bishop. Mary A 463 

Bishop Gutta Percha Company 29, 88 

Bismuth 257 

Bitter rot . .-. .~ : 309 

Bitterroot Range, minerals 226 

Bitumen, as road material 362 

Bituminous coal 226 

Bituminous rock 226. 313 

Bixbv. Caroline W 42, 88 

Black bass 209 

Black cherry-trees 362 

Black Hills, irrigation 469 

Black Hills forest reserve 255 

Black Mountain. N.C 363 

Black River, life-saving station 30, 184 

Black rot, turnips 52 

Black Sea, lights 259 

■Black walnut-trees 362 

Blackburn. Joseph C. S 97, 459, 460 

Blacksmiths 70 

Blades. James .M 25, 88 

Blalock Colony 345 

Blank forms. Treasury Department. .. 289 

Bleekeria raitsukurii 240, 351 

Bleiinoid tishes 324 

Blind, reading matter for 140 

Bliss air-compressor 286 

Block Island, chart 66 

Blockade, of Orinoco River 262 

of Venezuelan ports 201 

Blockading scjuadrons. Gulf 399 

South Atlantic 59, 399 

Blood, Albert 21, 88 

Blood. Alfred O 32, 88 

Blood vessels, horses 421 

Bloodsworth Island, topographic sheet 283 

Blount, .\ugustus 25. 88 

Blue Book 477 

Blue Mountain Lake, N.Y., topog. sheet 342 

Bluing, of western yellow pine 255 

Boards of survey . . ." 321 

Boats, submarine 475 

Bobbins, to prevent bulging 156 



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Page 

Bogardus. Benjamin S 5 

Bogi >ta, American shoes 394 

Bognin. Luis 48o 

Bogue. see name of bogue. 

Bohemia, coal 393 

ghissworkers' strike 339, 365 

industrial census 318 

lace 394 

Boiler water controller 365 

Boilers. Hohenstein. report of trials . . 151 

inspection certificates 100 

marine 100 

Boise, Idaho 191 

Bolivia. . . . 155, 199, 231, 261. 317, 372, 432, 4S7 

Acre question 372 

mining 344 

mining and limited companies 262 

parcels-post convention 219 

railroads 28>^ 

railwav contract with Argentina . . 155 

tariff 62 

Boilings Creek, fishes 324, 351 

Bolster. Charles K 460 

Bombav, new dock 2<Ss 

Bond. Benjamin X 19, 88, 131 

Bond-Hay treaty, see Hay. 

Bonded warehouses 9, 373 

Bonds, Nicaragua 156 

of officers 64 

railroad 169 

Salvador 261 

Bonds of United States 201, 373, 433 

see also Govt. Actuary — Loans and 
Currencv Division. 

Bonne Bay. chart 483 

Bonneau. Francis X 25, 47, 88 

Bonner. Mont., topographic sheet 283 • 

Bonynge v. Shafroth 359 

Book. George M 495 

Bookkeeping and Warrants Division . . 66, 
159, 202, 234. 263, 290. 374, 488, 489 

Books, copvrighted 78, 169, 210, 

242, 270. 297, 326, 352. 380, 409, 443, 500 

in House folding room 420 

Boonville, Ind., topographic sheet 149 

Boots an<l shoes 393 

American, in Bogota 394 

American, in Germany .394 

Colombia 432 

Boozer. A. E 466 

Borax 341 

bibliographv 226 

California 226 

Boreing. 1 "incent 46, 139, 186 

Borers, peach-tree 389 

squasli-vine 422 

Borja Point Anchorage, chart 343 

Borneo, charts 230, 285. 316 

Borneo, British North, see British 
North Borneo. 

Boslev, Ailsev 495 

Bo.sley. John B 495 

Boston. Ma.<s.. chart 392 

dietary studies 309 

exportation of animals 308 

fisherv products landed at 77, 168. 

209. 241 . 269. 296, 312, 338. 367, 392, 425 

light : 30 

lighthouse depot 12, 31, 95, 126 

T'Ublic building 161 

topographic sheets 342,427 

Boston i Maine Railroad Co 269 

Boston Bay, topographic sheets... 342,427 

Boston School of Housekeeping 309 

Bosworth, Amy C 420 

Botanists, agricultural exper. stations. 189 

Botany 189, 253, 296 

Philippines 440 

Botany Division, publications 51 

Bottineau, N. Dak 464 



Page 

Bottles, refilling with spirits 375 

Bougher, John 107, 132. 180 

Boughton. William O 34, 120, 180 

Botilder, Colo., petroleum 226 

Boundaries. Alaska 97,154,185,198,219 

Argentina and Chile 62 

Canada and U. S 485 

Costa Rica and Colombia 40O 

Idaho and Montana 56 

Medicine Bow forest reserve 219 

Bounties. Canadian 393 

sugar. Austria-Hungarv 65 

Bouslough. William H. H 88, 133 

Boutell, Henry S 48, 140 

Bovine tuberculosis 188, 388 

Bowden, .\lonzo S 106, 128, 180 

Bowden. Bailev O 5 

Bowdoin College 193 

Bowen. Sarah 31, 119, 180 

Bowling Green. Ohio, topog. sheet 479 

Bowman, Jacob 5 

Boxes, for oranges 475 

Bovd, Carolinas 165 

Bover, Samuel J 16, 88, 13] 

Boyington. Charles S 22, 88, 134 

Brabham, Stanton L 5 

Brace, Leman .V 19,88,131 

Brachiopoda. Cambrian 324 

Bracken, Charles W 46, 88, 119 

Bradford. Eng.. wool-combing 262 

Bradley. Richard M 74 

Bradsha w. Alexander 49 

Bradshaw. George W 5 

Bradshaw Mts.. topographic sheet 227 

Bradv, Edward H 116 

Brady, Fort 15, 72 

Braine, Daniel L 74 

Braine, Marv E 74 

Brakes, railroads 78, 156, 184, 352, 393 

Bran, wheat 388 

Branham. Edward A 5,24 

Branham. George W 495 

Bransff)rd, John F 6 

Brantlv, J.H 466 

Brattain, John W 37, 109, 180 

Brazil 62, 155, 199. 

231, 261, 288, 317, 344, 372.400, 432, 4.s7 

Acre question 317, 344, 372 

agreement with Bolivia 261 

carrving trade 475 

coffee 318 

commerce with Chile 62 

exporters and emigrants to 318 

extradition treaty with U. S 260 

German colonies 426 

gutta-percha 157 

Indians 379 

revenue law 232 

rubber 157, 394, 475 

trade 339 

Brazoria. Tex 470 

Bread 223, 422 

Breadstuffs. exports 68, 162, 205. 

236, 265, 293, 321, 340, 368, 393, 425. 474 

Breech-loading guns 494 

mechanisms 286 

Breeding, animals for 144, 184, 201, 233 

of animals 189. 253 

of plants 189, 254 

of sheep 3a8 

Bremen. Germany, cotton exchange.. 232 

shipping 261 

Bremner, .\bbie C 6 

Brennan. Margaret 23, 88 

Brevet nominations 103 

Breweries, .\merican, in Ghent 156 

Brewing 393,425 

Brewster, Elias 6, 40 

Brewster, Oscar 39,88,108 

Brick, Abraham L 44 



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513 



Pagf 

Brickhiyiuf? 4'JO 

Brioks. V-ali^arfous 42(1 

clavs lor '226 

France 200 

Germany 261 

Bridgeport. Conn., harbor 4.57 

public building 9o, 141 

Bridgeport, N. J., public building lf<7 

Bridges 2ti6 

District of Columbia 13 

navigable waters, laws for 349 

■•!>'(■ al.<u names of rivers bridged. 
Briggs, Harrv. sie Ma.^on. Harrv E. 

Briggs, John F 23, 88, 129 

Brigham. Robert 180 

Brightwood Kailwav 167 

Brill. George W . . . ." 88, 108 

Brimley. H. H 324.3.51 

Briquettes, as fuel 261 

German machinery 1.56 

British, see Great Britain. 

British Adniiralty.steamshipcontracts 339 

British Columbia, boundarv 4.S5 

coal 288. 31S 

gold and manganese 426 

labor arbitration 200 

light.s, etc 161 

mining 365 

petroleum 2S8 

railroads 200 

salmon 232 

sardines 1.57 

timber 1-57 

British Guiana. tarifT 31^ 

trade 475 

British Honduras, railroads 318 

British India, forests 200 

I'. S. trane in 339 

British North Borneo, chart 285 

British west Africa, see Africa. 
British West Indies, wc West Indies. 

Brobst. David 2-5,88 

Broggan. Frances C. 46, 88, 111 

Bn )mine 282 

Bromircll, Jacob II 46, 140 

Brooke, M. Ringgolia 74 

Brooklvn. X. Y.. geologic atlas 194 

Brooklyn, l'. S. S 2.S6 

Brooks. Annie 144 

Broom corn 309 

Brosius, Marriott 179 

Brosnan, .lane 6 

Bn )thers of Christian Schools 477 

Brown, Charles E 6 

Brown, Cora E 18, 88 

Brown, George 37,88,112 

Brown, James 6 

Brown, John 38, 111, 180 

Brown, Xelson 6 

Brown. Samuel 6 

Brown, Webster E 124 

Brown rot. of redwood 190 

Brownell, Cornelius M 205 

Browning. Mont., topographic sheet.. 342 

Brownsville. Pa., geologic atlas 395 

Bruff, .John W 6 

Brundidfje, Stephen, jr 142 

Brunswick. Ga.. light-ship 30, 4.57 

quarantine station 125 

Brunswick and Birmingham R. R.Co. 127 

Brush, Anna O 120, 180 

Brussels, International Prison Cong. .. 201 

sugar conference 200 

Brvan, Edward 116, 140, 180 

Bryant, Langston P 36, 109 

Brvostemma polvactocephalum 325 

Bryozoa ." 209, 351 

Bubonic plague 434 

Hawaii, claims 9. 49 

San Francisco 68, 200 



Page 

Buchanan. Andrew 166 

Buchanan, Sallie M 166 

Buchanan. William G 6 

Buckholz. Joseph A , 39, 88, 108 

Buckley. Peter 88, 112 

Buda limestone, mollusksand corals. 149 

Budget law, Brazil 199 

Buell, Henrietta A 113 

Buell. Leroy N 112, 128, 180 

Buenos .\vres, bankruptcv 231,260 

strike 200 

taxes 231 

Buenos A vres Western Rail wav 199 

Buffalo, N. V 491 

exposition, see Pan-American Ex- 
position. 

Buffalo, Wvo 95, 142 

Buffalo. r.S.S 430 

Buffalo M<i\Hitain 363 

Buildint'-trades exhibition 393 

Buildings, height. D. C 184,465 

public, see Public buildings. 

Bulacan Province 350 

Bulklev. Frederick 6 

Bull. Melville 139, 186 

Bullaniore..h)hn 462 

Bullard. Clarence E 462 

Bullard. Rachel E 42, 88 

Bulleti:is.agric.ex]ier.stations. 189,2.52.2.53 

see also Farmers" bulletins — bureaus 
issuing bulletins. 

Bullock. Aaron 495 

Bullock, Albert W 462 

Buluagan. Port, chart 160 

Bundling press 261 

Bunn, May E 46, 88, 108 

Buoys, lists of G7. 

203. 264. 292, 320. 367, 425, 474 

Burbank. David E 460 

Burdick, James 496 

Bureaus, transfer to Commerce and 

Labor Department 391 

transferred from Treasury Dept 319 

Burford. Preston W 6, 35 

Burgess. Alfred 104 

Burqrss. George F 46, 139 

Bursflarv claims. Post-Ottice Dept 484 

Buri. Theodore 119,129,180 

Burke. Amanda 39, 111, 180 

Burke, Charles H 125 

Burke, John 33. 117, 180 

Burke. William 6 

Burlington, Iowa, public building 489 

Burnet. Tex., topographic sheet 315 

Burnham. E. S 69 

Burnham, Henry E 11,98,460 

Burnside Bridge 72 

Burrell, Samuel 88, 116 

Burrow. V 495 

Burrows. Frank J 88 

Burrorvs, Julius C 121 

Burrows Island, light, etc 95 

Burtis, Arthur 495 

Burton. Henrv E 6,40 

Burton, Joseph B.... 13. 16, 102, 104, 458, 461 

Burton, Tlicodore E 143 

Buse, Johanna 113, 180 

Bushnell. Gilbert E 23, 88, 131 

Business corporations 378 

Business Men's League of St. Louis... 77 

Business schools 148 

Busteed. Robert H 6 

Busuanga Island, chart 259 

Butler, Jiuni's J., contested election, 

57th Cong 122, 124 

contested election. 58th Cong 420 

Butler, Nicholas M 477 

Butte. Mont., copper 226 

Butter. Argentina 365 

creamery 189, 388 



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Page 

Buttermilk Channel, N. Y. harbor -138 

Buzzards Bay 292 

Byrnes, Daniel J 6 

C." H. White, schooner 231 

Cabinets of England and America 297 

Cable railroads, carriers of mail ... 431 

Cables 343 

Alaska 69 

(Jerinany 339 

Cables Telegraphiques, Compagnie 

Fran(,'aise des 486 

Cacao, Brazil 199,372 

Philippines 232,349,494 

Cache la Poudre Creek 362 

Cache River 437 

Cadiz, Ohio, topographic sheet 428 

Cadle, Martin 74 

Cadle, Thomas J 74 

-Cagayan Anchorage, chart 28.5 

Cagayan River, chart 291 

Cagayan Sulu, see Kagayan. 

Cagayanes Islands, chart 203 

Calabasas, Cal., topographic sheet 149 

Calamba-Batangas road 404 

Calcareous brick and stone 426 

Calcium carbide ; 47.t 

Calderhead, William A 128 

Caldwell. Ben F 49, 144, 466 

California, borax deposits 226 

climate 423 

fishes 240 

forage plants 309 

hydrography 368 

injuri<i>is insects 222 

lai-jor la ws 338 

laljor statistics 297 

manufacture of wines 189 

petroleum 226 

post route map 60 

ptiblic lands 27, 95 

purchase of patented lands 477 

river and harbor improvement 43o 

wet and dry seasons 282 

California Agric. Exper. Station 362 

California Debris Commis.sion, rp., 1903 439 
California, Department t)f, rp., 1902... 238 

report, 1903 404 

Callionymidte 269, 325 

Calumet Harbor 436 

Calumet River 436 

Calves 3S8 

Camarones Bay, chart 343 

Cambrian brachiopoda 324 

Camden, Ark., topographic sheet 283 

Cameron, Angus 6 

Cameron, Charles K 34, 88, 118 

Camnula pellucida Scudd 2.52 

Camp Clarke. Nebr., geologic atlas ... 227 
Campaigns, destruction of obstacles.. 404 

Campbell, Ellen D -. . 110, 180 

Campbell, James F 108 

Campbell, James P 39, 88, 115 

Campbell, John S 88, 119 

Camps, military, typhoid fever 164 

Camulos, Cal., topographic sheet 341 

Canada, automobiles 63 

barometry 147 

boundary 154, 198, 219, 485 

bounties 393 

ccmimercial loyalty 261 

copyright 443 

customs aCiendment act 393 

education 477 

forests 232 

immigration from United State.s ... 200 

imports and exports 393 

inj urious insects 222 

lights and fog-signals 235 

minerals 426 

nursery stock imported 475 



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Canada, peat fuel 63 

railroads and canals 261 

Signal Corps telegraph system 441 

stationery 63 

steamship line to La Rochelle 318 

tariff 318, 475 

tide tables 311 

trade with Germany 318 

United States capital in 63, 156, 288 

winds 54 

Canadian River, bridge 100, 127 

Canal-boats 318 

Canals 474 

Canada 261 

District of Columbia 220 

for irrigation 361 

Forth-Clvde 365 

interoceanic. 62,186,188,199,378,406,486 
interoceanic, documents, to print. . 187 

Italy 365 

Lake Champlain-St. Lawrence 261 

Puget Sound 164 

see aUo names of canals. 

Canandaigua. X. Y., topog. sheet 228 

Cananea. Yaqui River and Pacific Ry. 261 

Canary Islands 63, 339 

Canceling ink 145 

Cancer, cure for 39S 

Candles, Honduras 345 

Cane River, fishes 324, 351 

Canfield, Alonzo F 27, 88 

Cannon, Henrv 74 

Cannon, Joseph G 28, 12S 

Cannon, Lettie 74 

Cannon, carriages for 72 

for preventing hail-storms 192 

Hotchkiss revolving 287 

smokeless powder for 72 

Cafio Imataca, see Imataca, Caiio. 

Canteens, sale of liquors in 45, 69 

Cantley, William G 6 

Canton, Ohio, topographic sheet 314 

Canty, John 6 

Canvas, khaki dyed 230 

Cape, see name of cape. 

Cape Colony, automobiles 63 

Cape Horn Pigeon, whaling bark 231 

Cape Norman Bay. chart : 197 

Cape Town, Cape Colon v 475 

Capen, James A 88, 129 

Capers 318 

Capital. American, in Canada . 63,156,288 

American, in Mexico 156 

combination of 190 

French, in foreign countries 63 

Capital Traction Company 75 

Capitol, extension of 143 

rules for Senate wing 307 

Capitol, Architect of, see Capitol Build- 
ing and Grounds Supt. 
Capitol Building and Grounds Super- 
intendent, report, 1902 54,225 

report. 1903 368 

Caproid fishes 324 

Capron, Adin B 44,137 

Car shops, Mexico 200 

Carabaos, rinderpest 377 

Caracas, Venezuela, waterworks 288 

Carbide, calcium 475 

Carbohydrates 189, 223 

Carboniferotis ammonoids 148 

Carboniferous rocks, Kansas 396 

Card Section, Catalogue Division 78 

Cards, catalogue, distribution of 78 

catalogue, printed 78, 169, 352 

Card well, Benjamin 47, 88, 107 

Carlton, Nelson W 32, 88 

Carmack. Edward W 17,107,165 

Carney, Patrick 33, 115 

Carpenter. Benjamin D 74 



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Carpenter, David 6 

Carpenter, Mary J 74 

Carpenter, S. L 74 

Carpenter, Thomas H 95 

Carpinchos. skins 62 

Carquinez Strait, see Karquines. 

Carr, Charles \V 29, 88, 99 

Carr, John H 106,140 

Carriages, Paraguay 432 

Carroll, Catharine A 6,35 

Carroll. Chas., ni Carrollton, statue. 187,387 
Carrying trade, Brazilian commerce.. 475 

Cars, engine '. . 426 

fo coal mines 442 

Cartagena. Colombia 261, 288 

Carter. Alfred B 74 

Carter, Caroline 74 

Carter, John B 461 

Carter. Reuben F 22, 41, 88 

Cartersville, Ga., 1st Baptist Church. 11, 88 

iron 226 

manganese 226 

ocher 226 

Carthage, 'I'enn. . bridge 30, 184 

Cartmill. James M 38, 107, 180 

Canipano, Venezuela 432 

Gary, Mrs. H. C 144 

Casas Grandes meteorite 324 

Cascade Range, forests 227 

Cascade Range forest reserve 282 

Case, Absalom 18, 88 

Case, Scott 31, 88, 115 

Caslow. Philip 88, 129 

Caspar, Stanley M 6 

Cass Lake Reservation 370 

Cassava 223 

Castine, U. S. S 398 

Castings, steel 289 

Casualties, see Accidents. 

Caswell, Marcus T 462 

Catalinita Bav, chart 152 

Catalogue, of A. L. A. library 141,427 

of charts, coast pilots, etc 424 

of charts, etc., of Philippines 202 

of condemned ordnance 349 

of copvrights 78, 169, 210, 

242, 270, 297, 326, 352, 380, 409, 443, 500 

of Dead-Letter OflBce sale 485 

of Geological Survey publications . 341 

of lake survev charts 404 

.. 371 
.. 315 
.. 397 
.. 398 
.. 195 
.. 259 
.. 285 
.. 259 
.. 398 
.. 371 
.. 371 
.. 398 
..259 
316 



S. 



of library of Abarenda, U. S. S . 
of library of Alliance. U. S. S .. 
of library of .\tlanta, U. S. S . . . 

of library of Castine, U. S. S 

of library of Columbia, U. S. S. 
of library of Concord. U. S. S . . 

of librarv of Dixie. U. S. S 

of library of El Cano, U. S. S. . . 

of library of Iowa. U. S. S 

of library of Lancaster. U. S. R. i 
of library of Lawton, U. S. S . . . 
of librarv of Marietta, U. S. S . . 
of library of Mayflower, U. S. S 
of library of Minneapolis, U. S. 
of librarv of Monongahela, LT. S. S. 398 

of library of Nashville, U. S. S 285 

of librarv of Pensacola, U. S. T. S.. 316 

of librarv of Petrel. U. S. S 371 

of library of Philadelphia, U. S. S.. 429 

of library of Ranger, U. S. S 483 

of medical and veterinary zoology. 145, 
2.52, 308, 361 

of public documents 77. 168, 209, 

241 . 269. 297, 326, 352, 380, 408, 442, 499 
of publications of HydrographicOff. 58 
of surgeon-general's library 294 

Catalogue cards, distribution". 78 

printed 78, 169, 352 

Catalogue Division 78, 326, 352 

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Cataloguing, cooperative 78, 169 

Library of Congress rules 326 

Catarman Anchorage, chart 285 

Catfish 324, 351 

electric 240, 351 

yellow 240 

Catholic parochial .schools 148 

Cattaraugus Reservation 10 

Cattle 426 

and markets 388 

-Argentine convention 232 

beef problems of the South 189, 253 

breeding 253 

carbohydrates for 189 

Cuba 156 

dipping for ticks 468 

diseases 10, 95, 388 

enzootic 388, 421 

fattening for market 146, 388 

food for 63, 221, 366 

for breeding 144, 184, 201, 233 

France 63 

Honduras 261 

importation 233, 288 

inspection 51, 221, 261, 288, 360, 387 

larceny of, Indian Territorv 44, 96 

Mexico 200 

(luarantine 51, 221, 252, 278, 360, 387 

rinderpest 377 

sanitarv officers in charge of 388 

scabies" 278, 388 

sold and slaughtered, 1899 388 

splenetic fever 221, 387 

statistics, lvt02 278 

transjiiirtatinu of 51,387 

tuberculin test 361, 388 

United States 200 

value of exhibitions 278 

Venezuela 432 

Cauca, treaty of peace 62, 156 

Caughey, Thomas L 6, 35 

Cavalry, drill regulations 205 

Cavalry and Field Artillery School ... 70, 
164, 206, 238, 266, 294, 348, 404 

report, 1902 238 

Cavendish tobacco 374 

Cavite, P. 1 430 

Cayuga Lake .section, fossil animals . . 149 

Ceara rubber 200, 232 

Cebu Island, sailing directions 66 

Celery 279 

Celestial bodies 58, 59 

Cellulitis 264 

Cement 226, 478 

in Alabama 427 

machinery for making 393 

Portland ." 365, 427 

Cemeteries 342 

Census. Ecuador 345 

12th, see Census Office. 
Census Bureau (formerly Census Of- 
fice) ." 391, 473 

statistical work transferred to 365 

Census Committee, House 123- 

Senate 98 

Census Office .. . 54, 193, 225, 256, 313, 368, 427 

census records 8 

cotton statistics 144 

report, 1902 225 

report, 1903 395 

taking of statistics 123 

vital statistics 97, 98 

see also Census Bureau. 

Central America 55, 194 

bibliography 432 

intercontinental railway 98 

plants 296 

rubber-tree 389 

Central Arizona Railway Company. 48,95 



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Central electric- stations 473 

Central Railroad , Cuba 156, '2HH 

Central Railroad and Bridge Co 127 

Central Railway, Nicaragua 200 

Cepolidte 240, 351 

Ceramic industry, Germany 63 

Cereals, Russian crop 200 

world's crop 231 

Cerebral fissures, of walrus 240, 351 

Cerebro-spinal iiifuingitis 430 

Cerro Alto, topcifftaiiliif sheet 283 

Certificates, of indebtedness 322 

of inspection 233 

return 364 

silver, Hawaii 9 

Cestodes 292 

Chadwick, John D 180 

Chsetodontida? 325 

Chamberlain Co., S. Dak., bridge... 96,100 

Chamberlin, William H 36,88,111 

Chambers, Rebecca L 24, 88 

Chambers of commerce 318, 393 

Champlain, Lake 436 

beacons, etc 320 

canal 261 

sunken boats, etc 127 

Chancellor, John W 37, 113 

Changa 52 

Chapel Cove, chart 429 

Chapel Roads, chart 429 

Chapin, Virginius P 94 

Chaplains, Armv 185 

Navy 97, 151 

Chapman, Robert A 127,457 

Charitable institutions, D. C 75 

Charities Board, D.C 75,477 

Charleston, U. s. S 16, 95 

Charlie, liarge 99 

Charliitte.Tcnn., Cumberland Presby- 
terian cliurch 495 

Charlotte Harbor 491 

Charlottesville, Va 44,95,190 

Charts, see Maps and charts. 

Chase, Francis E 461 

Chase, Franklin 42, S8 

Chase, M.V.B 9,43 

Chase, Mav M 23. 88, 140 

Chase, Ransford T 6 

Chase, Salmon P 378 

Chase, Walter F 460 

Chase, revenue cutter 68 

Chat (ield, William C 106,128,180 

Chatham Islands, chart 196 

Chattahoochee River, bridge 127 

Chattanooga, Tenn., campaign for ... 206 

river gage 282 

Checks, oflflcial 233 

Ched ester, James H 6 

Cheese 189 

cold ctiring 361 

filled . . . ; 308, 388 

prints for 146 

tubercle bacillus in 308, 388 

Chemical industry, Germanv 339 

Russia 288 

Chemicals. Germany 475 

Chemistry Bureau 51, 

145, 189, 221, 279, 308, 336, 388, 422, 468 

api)roprialions 468 

bulletin 79 422 

report, 1902 51 

report, 1903 468 

Chemists, Official Agricultural, Asso- 
ciation of 221, 308, 468 

Chemnitz, Germanv 156, 288, 318 

Cheney, George J 39, 88 

Chenev, Ozro F 88, 112 

Cherokee Indians 97, 2.58, 419 

claim 57 

leasing of lands 150 



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Cherries, Surinam 279 

Cherry-trees, black 362 

Chesapeake Bsiy, chart 473 

Che-sley, Charles C 42, 88 

Chess (plant) 309 

Chester, Jane P 22, 31, 88 

Chester, Pa., subport of entry 144 

Cheyenne, Wyo 136 

Cheyenne and Arapaho Reservation.. 335 

(;heyenne River Reservation 145,219 

Chiaclii Islands, chart 392 

(^hiatovich, John 456 

Chicago, 111., additional cu.stoms officer 458 

child study 477 

Confederate mound 95 

dietary studies 309 

harbor improvement 436 

public building 48 

stone industry in vicinity 227 

Chicago River 436 

tunnels 126 

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry. Co. 500 
Chickaraauga and Chattanooga Na- 
tional Park 16 

Chickamauga and Chattanooga Na- 
tional Park Commission 71, 206 

report, 1902 , 70 

report, 1903 435 

Chickasaw Indian.s 150 

Chickens, see Poultry. 

Chief clerk, Commerceand Labor Dept. 473 

Chilcoat, Joseph S 110, 180 

Child study, Chicago 477 

Children, D.C 498 

labor of 148 

Childs, Perrv 138 

Chile. . . 62, 155, 231, 261, 288, 344, 372, 400, 432 

agricultural implements 487 

bibliography 344 

boundary 62 

commerce with Ecuador 156 

exports to Guatemala 231 

goma-brea 199 

minerals 317 

nitrate production 289 

public health 345 

trade-marks 289 

China, bicycles 288 

currency 155 

emigration of natives to U. S 364 

exports to United States 261 

German firms in 261 

merchants returning to U. S., claims 158 
natives at La. Purchase Expos . . 64, 364 

Russian, mining 232 

south, leprosy 68 

taritr .■ 485 

treaty with U. S 485 

well-boring machines 232 

China asters 279 

China Relief Expeditioij 9,321 

Chinch bug 222 

Chinese, see China. 

Chinese Eastern Railway 426 

Chinese exclusion, Philippines 239, 295 

United States 338, 367 

Chippewa agricultural lands 397 

Chippewa Indians 458 

Chippewa of the Mississippi Reserva- 
tion, .-.(>; Chijipewa Reservation. 

Chippewa ])ine lands 315, 370 

Chippewa Reservation 315, 370 

Chiricahua forest reserve 219 

Chirikof Island, chart 392 

Chistochina gold field, Alaska 226 

Chitto, Bogue, bridge 30, 95, 126 

Chittum, Elbert 88, 133 

Chitwood, William J 88, 132 

Chlorophvcese 352 

Choate, George W 22, 46, 88 



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Choc6, placer mines 261 

Choctawhatchee River, bridge 30,183 

Cholera 207, 430 

hogs 388 

Christian, William 6 

Christian Church. Henderson, Ky 90 

Christian Schools. Brothers of 477 

Christmas Island, chart 196 

Chromic iron ore 341 

Chromite 341 

Chromium, bibliography 227 

Church Hi-story, American Society of. . 378 

Church property, Porto Rico 104 

Spain 104 

Churches, relation to good roads ^3 

work in education of negro 478 

Churchill, Lucy T 41,114,180 

Cicada septendecim 222 

Cider 222 

Cienfuegos, Cuba 317, 318 

Cienfuegos, Cuban steamer 9, 44 

Cigarettes 144, 320 

Cigars 144, 402 

manufacturers' losses 402 

tax 320 

Cincinnati, Ohio, post route map 60 

Cincinnati, Hamiltonife Dayton Ry. Co. 269 

Circuit courts, see Courts of U. S. 

Circuit Courts of Appeals, decisions .. 78 

Denver or Cheyenne 136 

Montgomery, Ala 9 

St. Paul, Minn 136 

Circulars, see Dept., etc., issuing them. 

Circulation of currency 67, 

161, 204, 235, 264, 292 

Circumhorizontal arc 147 

Cities, school systems 148 

stati.stics 169, 365 

Citizens' Bank of Louisiana 98 

Citizenship, Cuba 156 

Citrus fruit 261 

Citrus trees 279 

City and Suburban Railway 167 

Civil engineers. Navy 58, 229, 42S 

Civil govt., in territory held by U.S .. 141 

Civil governor. P. I . . '. 165, 207 

reports. 1902 72. 207 

Civil service, employees, list of 477 

pay clerks, Navy 229 

pensions .' 270 

Philippines 295 

Quartermaster's Department 350 

retirement of employees . .• 141 

Treasury Department 233 

see also Civil Service Board, P. I. — 
Civil Service Commission. 

Civil Service Board, P. I 295,350,405 

report. 1902 377 

Civil Service Commission 77, 

209, 269, 296, 325, 379, 499 
Civil Service Retirement Assoc, U.S.. 141 

Civil War, claims of Missouri 4SS 

neutrality (if Great Britain 431 

official naval records 59, 399 

official records 495 

politics in Indiana 37S 

retirement of veterans 15 

Civilian engineers 206 

Civilization, effect of good roads upon. 363 

Claims, allowed 158 

bubonic plague, Hawaii 9, 49 

burglary, Post-Office Department.. 484 

Chinese merchants 158 

fire. Post-Offlce Department 484 

Indian depredations 151, 482 

insurance companies 158, 159 

letter-carriers 65, 123 

pension 477 

private 251, 456 

U. S., against Russia 231 



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Claims, \J. S., against Venezuela 231 

War with Spain 104, 144, 486 

see also Judgments — names of 
claimants. 

Claims Committee, House 28, 123 

Senate 11,98,185,251,456 

Clallam County, Wash 9 

Ctopp, Moses £ 14, 185, 456, 458 

Claren. Elizabeth M 460 

Clark, ,\mbrose J 495 

Clark. Charles J 138 

Clark, Clarence D 27, 104, 122, 464 

Clark, Emma M 495 

Clark. Frances, see Clark, Jennv. 

Clark, Jenny 28, 88 

Clark, Katharine W 6 

Clark, Marv 28, 88 

Clark, Nimrod F 40,88,105 

Clark, Robert 6 

Clark. Wallace S 495 

Clark. William 420 

Clark, William, alias 120, 132, 182 

Clark, William A 13 

Clark, William F 96 

Classification, Equipmenl Bur. library. 152 
Military Information Div. library. . 321 

Classification bulletin .57,258,315,397 

Clas.sifieation Division 57,258,315,397 

Clas.sificd service, see Civil service. 

Clay, Alexander S 71, 457 

Clay 226, 478 

Clay County, 111 363, 470 

Clavbourn, James 88, 115 

Clayton, Henry D 43, 136 

Clayton, N. Y., topographic sheet 149 

Clearwater Mountains, minerals 226 

Cleaves, Frank 20,88,135 

Clement, James M 36, 88, 115 

Clerget's method 221 

Clerk hire. House 464 

Clerks, Enrolled Bills Com., House ... 28 

House of Representatives 186, 464 

Clerk's document room. House 122 

Clerks of United States courts 44, 95 

Cleveland, Henrv M 75 

Clift, Inez L " 35, 88, 107 

Clift, James W 166 

Clift, William 166 

Clifton, Ariz., copper 226 

Climate, Baguio, P. I 147 

California 423 

Costa Rica 54, 

147, 224, 256, 282, 310, 337, 363, 390, 423 

effect of forests upon 281 

Hawaii 54, 147, 224, 256, 282, 310 

Isthmus of Panama 256 

Porto Rico 54 

Tampa, Fla 282 

Climatect Crop Bull. 53, 146, 192, 224, 255, 281 

Clinch River, bridge 95 

Cling-tishes 325 

Clinics, surgical 375 

Clinton County, 111 389, 470 

Clos,ser, Charlotte J 27, 88, 130 

Cloud-bursts 147 

Clouds 224, 337, 363 

Club Harbor, chart 267 

Cluxton, Jes.sie V 39, 110, 180 

Coahuila 288 

Coal 226, 365 

American, in France 318 

Belgiimi 475 

Bohemia 393 

British Columbia 288, 318 

causes for scarcity 49,186 

Colombia '. 1.55 

France 288, 393 

Honduras 400 

Marseille importa tions 339 

Mexico 156 



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Coal, New South Wales 232 

rebate of duties 9, 49, 50, 64 

receivers 97 

supply for District of Columbia 12 

Tampico 475 

Coal-dust fuel 289 

Coal industry 63 

Coal lauds, Alaska 122, 142 

Coal mines, railroad cars for 442 

Coal strikes, France 63 

United States 209, 240, 242 

Coal syndicate. Westphalian 475 

Coal-tar-color industry 156 

Coaling-stations, U. S.^ in Cuba 317, 400 

Coalville, Utah, topographic sheet 283 

Coast and Geodetic Survey 66, 160, 

202, 234, 263, 291, 311, 319, 338. 
346, 367, 374, 391, 402, 424, 473 

employees on vessels 233 

report; 1902 263 

signals of vessels 339, 474 

Coast and Insular Survey Committee. 11 

Coast defense 491 

Coast pilots 66, 234, 319, 391, 424 

Coastal plain, see Gulf coastal plain. 

Coasting trade, Siberia 475 

Cobalt 155, 396 

Cobb County, Ga 191 

Cobbs, M. L 88 

Cobbs, W. VV 88 

Cobitidte 240, 351 

Cobourn. Israel 166 

Coburn Classical Institute 193 

Coccidse 222 

Coecinellidfe 222 

Cockrell. Francis M 15, 

97, 103, 186, 419, 434, 456, 459 

Cocoa palm 296 

Cocoa trees 432 

Cocoanuts 405 

Cocoons 393 

colored 232 

Cod 240 

American fishermen 232 

Code list of merchant vessels 339 

Codling moths 222, 279, 422 

Codman, Robert 497 

Coeducation 148 

Cceur d' Alene Mts., topographic sheet. 227 

Coffee 62, 344, 365, 372 

Brazil 261, 318, 372, 400, 432, 487 

Colombia 432 

Costa Rica 261, 432 

French imports from Venezuela... 401 

Haiti 372, 393, 487 

imports 373 

Porto Rico 157 

Coffee conference 61,199 

Cogswell, Leander W 22, 88, 136 

Cog.swell, O. H 49 

Cohn, Magnus J 6 

Coinage, P.I 30, 49, 125, 165, 184, 261, 494 

silver, H awaii 9 

tests 68, 235 

Venezuela 317 

Coinage, Weights, and Measures Com. 124 

Coins, foreign 68, 235, 320, 402 

illustrations, not counterfeiting 184 

see also Currency. 

Coit, Annie W 31,88,112 

Coke 200,368,478 

Colby, Charles W 42,88 

Colbv College 193 

Cold 406 

Cold frames, fumigating 389 

Cold storage 362, 469 

Cole, Martin G 32, 115, 180 

Cole, Stephen G 88,134 

Colehour, C. W 180 

Colfax, Iowa, Bank of Colfax 87 99 



Collahan, John C 39, 117, 180 

Collation 326 

Collectors, internal revenue 490 

of customs 346 

College man as leader 148 

Colleges 148, 477 

agricultural .146, 148, 189, 223. 361 , 476, 477 

mechanical 148 

plant physiology and pathology. 189. 2.54 

Collins, Thomas L 6, 38 

Collisions of trains 77, 241, 3-52, 442 

Colombia 1.55, 199, 231, 261, 288, 432, 487 

American boots and shoes 393 

boundary 400 

claim of George Tarler & Co 155 

concordat with Leo XIII 10 

constitution 10 

emerald mines 339 

e.xport duties 156 

isthmian transit traffic 344 

Panama Canal and Panama R. R. . . 14 
Panama Canal treaty. 62, 156,185,188,199 

railroads 475 

steamship service 400 

tariff 288, 318, 339, 372, 393 

treaty of peace 62. 156 

treaty with U. S 431, 486 

Colon, Colombia 195, 282 

Colonial school, Germany 339 

Colonias Territory 372 

Colonies, administration 375 

American 378 

British .south African 477 

France 200, 393 

Germany 393 

Great Britain 393, 426 

of Germans in Brazil 400, 426 

Colonization 265, 375 

Colorado, courts of United States ... 44, 96 

higher education 193 

labor statistics 297 

moth larvte 325 

orthoptera 324, 351 

post route maps 60, 399 

water resources 56 

Colorado Cooperative Colony.. 95,122,142 

Colorado, Dept. of the. report, 1902 238 

Colored race, see Negroes. 

Colt automatic guns 287 

Columbia, Tenn., geologic atlas 395 

Columbia, U. S. S 195 

Columbia, Department of the 69 

report, 1902 238 

Columbia Hospital. S. C 466 

Columbia Hospital for Women 75 

Columbia Institution for Deaf and 

Dumb, report, 1902 225 

report, 1903 395 

Columbia Railway 167 

Columbia River . ." 12, 438, 439 

charts 160, 473 

dams, etc 126 

Columbia University 52 

installation of president 477 

Columbian Ins. Co. of City of N. Y 166 

Columbian University 148. 4.58 

Columbus, Ohio ." 15,45,97,389,460,470 

Columbus Memorial Library .. 62,1.55,199, 
231,260,288,317,344,372.400, 432, 487 

Colville Reservation, homesteads 95 

Comanche, Ind. T 43 

Comanche Indians, see Kiowa and 

Comanche Reservation. 
Combinations, see Trusts. 

Comets' tails 406 

Commerce, colonies of the world 375 

foreign 62, 156, 162, 200, 

201, 232, 261, 288, 317, 345, 373, 401, 487 
ifiternal. 162, 200, 205, 236, 348, 368.395.476 
interstate 14, 43, 44, 97, 143, 270 



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Commerce, requirements in France .. 365 

to regulate 14, 96, 126, 143, 'i-iO 

world's 201, 232 

see also Exports — Imports — Reci- 
procity—Trade — names of coun- 
tries and places. 
Commerce and Finance, MonthlvSum- 

marv 68, 162.205, 

236, 265, 293, 321, 348, 368, 395, 426. 476 

advance sheets. . 68, 162, 204, 236, 265, 293 

Commerce and Labor Dept. 30,49,66,87,95, 

147, 200, 219, 310, 337, 364, 390,423,472 

appropriations 123 

decisions of bureaus transferred to. 290 
Immigration Bureau recommenda- 
tions 392, 402 

report, 1903 473 

statistical information for 290 

Treas. Dept. l)ureaus transferred to._319 

Commerce and Navigation. 1902 "236 

Commerce clause of Constitution 57 

Commerce Committee 11, 99, 185, 457 

Commercial agents, see Commercial 
travelers. 

Commercial Club of Topeka 100, 127 

Commercial conventions. Cuba and 

U. S 61 , 420, 421, 431, 4,55, 486 

Commercial education 289, 339, 393, 477 

Commercial museums, Malta 289 

Manila 232 

Mexico 156 

Commercial organizations 210 

Commercial Pacific Cable 317 

Commercial relations, 1902 232 

1902, to print 187 

Commercial representatives. Orient... 475 

Commercial scliools 148 

Tiflis 232 

Commercial travelers 261, 288, 426, 475 

Commercial treaties 318 

Commissary-gen., see Subsistence Dept. 
Commis-sioners, D. 0., report, 1903 ...... 498 

Committees, Senate, 58th Cong., spec. 

sess 185, 456 

Sen., .58th Cong.. 1st and 2d sess 4.56 

Communications, see Correspondence. 
Community of interest in the South . . 190 
Commutation of homestead entries... 147 
Compagnie Fran^aise des Cables Tel6- 

graphiques 486 

Compagnie G(5nerale Tran.satlantique. 365 
Compania de los Ferrocarriles de 

Puerto Rico 467, 485 

Comparative Jurisprudence and Diplo- 
macy. School of 148 

Compen.sating binnacles 195 

Competition. Amer., in south Africa.. 365 

attempts to destroy 43, 44. 143 

in South Americati markets 339 

Competitions, Palma international 

rifle match 262 

small arms firing 237 

Compressors, air- 286 

Compton, Elvira C 88, 116, 129 

Compton, .John 6 

Compt. of Currency. 66,160, 203, 234, 264, 291 

report, 1902 64,66 

report. 1903 489 

Comptroller of Treasury. 66, 203, 235, 347, 433 

decisions 70, 160, 264 

decisions, index 198 

report, 1903 402 

Compulsory attendance in schools 148 

Comstock. "Morris M 6 

Conant. William T 462 

Concepcion, Chile 344 

Concord, U. S. S 259 

Concordat, Colombia and Leo XIII... 10 
Concurrent resolutions 219, 251 



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Condition of Treasury 64, 66, 

158, 159, 201, 202, 233, 234, 262, 263, 290 

Condon, James 186 

Conecuh River, bridge 30, 95 

Confederate Mound, Chicago, 111 95 

Confederates, claims 163 

graves 14, 15, 45, 460 

see also Civil War. 

Confederation, Articles of 359 

Conference Committees 87 

Conference of State and Territorial 
Health Officers with Public 
Health and Marine-Ho.spital 

Service 490 

Conference reports 188 

Congo forest, pygmies 407 

Congress ." 5, 87, 179, 

219, 251, 277, 307, 335, 359, 387, 419, 455 

action for road improvement 190 

adjournment 219 

and the people 363 

extraordinary session 387 

invitation to La. Purchase Expos .. 219 

mileage for members 419 

100th anniversary of La. Purchase . 465 

reports of public officers to 420 

salaries of employees 455 

Congressional directory. 5,179,219,419,455 

Congressional documents, binding 141 

bound volumes 50, 144, 188, 

220, 252, 277, 307, 335, 360, 387, 421, 467 

index 241, 442 

Congressional Library, see Library of 

Congress. 
Congressional Record. 5, 87, 179, 277, 419, 455 

Coniferous forests, insect enemies 279 

Conlon. Michael 27,89 

Conneaut, Ohio, light 473 

(Connecticut, labor statistics 425 

lime, sulphur, and salt wash 222 

post route map 61 

river and harbor improvement 435 

war claims 158 

Connecticut avenue bridge, D. C 13 

Connecticut River, bridge 95, 100, 126 

Connell, Hattie 42,89 

Connell i\ Howell 359 

Connellsville. Pa., geologic atlas 395 

Conner, James P 137 

Conrad, Casper H., jr 72, 495 

Conry v. Keliher 360 

Consolidated index 241, 442 

Consols, see Bonds of United States. 

Conspiracy, meaning of word 10 

Constables, Philippines 9, 16, 125 

Constitution , Colombia 10 

Cuba 266 

United States 3.59, 420 

United States, bibliography 270 

Construction & Repair Bur., rp., 1902.. 1.51 

report. 1903 483 

Construction expenses, railroads 210 

Con.sular officers, Greece and U. S 344 

Latin America 232, 401 

Consular Reports 63, 156, 200, 

232, 261, 288, 318, 339, 365, 393, 425, 475 

dailvfformerlvAdv..sheets). 63,156.200, 

■ 232, 261 , 288, 312, 339, 366, 394, 425, 474 

special 63. 261, 393, 474 

Consular service 61, 95, 260, 372, 475, 486 

appropriations 11, 29 

Cuba 261 

Great Britain 426 

invoices 96, 124, 373 

reorganization 29 

Consuls, convention between Greece 

& United States 198 

Latin-.\merica 317 

Mexican, in U. S 156 



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Consuls, reports on education 148 

reports on industries, etc 232 

tour of inspection in Europe 486 

Consumption 268 

Consumption tax 289 

Contagious diseases, see Infectious dis- 
eases. 

Contal, Benjamin 89,105 

Contested elections. House 122, 

124,359,360,420,465 

Senate, digest 220 

Senate, digest, to print 187 

Continental Congress 387 

Contingent Expense.s of Senate, Com- 
mittee to Audit and Control 101 

Contractf)rs. American, in Italy 426 

Contract.s. British steamships . ". 339 

for care of seamen 292 

Contrib. from Nat. Herbarium 296,324 

Contrib. to Amer. educational hist. 193, 225 
Contrib. to biology of Great Lakes. 325, 352 

Controller, of boiler water 365 

Contusion, of leg 264 

Convenient Cove, chart 319 

Conventions, see Treaties. 

Converse, Cora M 420 

Cook. Delitha A 48,89,107 

Cook, Henry 103 

Cook, John 6 

Cook, Julia A 23, 41, 89 

Cook, Lavinia 47, 107, 180 

Cook County Normal School 478 

Cook Harbor, chart 197 

Cooke, Charles A 6 

Cooking, of meat 146 

Cool, Hugh 106, 180 

Coombs, Frank L 30, 126 

Cjoombs, Irving W 420 

Cooper, Benjamin 21, 89 

Cooper, Elvira M 25, 89 

Cooper, Henry A 30, 125, 465 

Cooper, Sam B 144, 421 

Coopers Lake, topographic sheet 314 

Coosa River, dam 127, 457 

Copaquire. Chile 288 

Copenhagen, Denmark 340 

Copepods 325 

Copley, John W 116,132,180 

Copper 226, 368, 372 

Cuba 156 

Latin America 232 

New South Wales 63 

Peru 432 

platinum in ore 226 

Copper sulphate, Chile 288 

Greece 201, 262 

Copra 426 

Copyists. Spanish TreatyClaimsComn. 78 

Copyright Ottice 78, 169. 210. 

242, 270, 297, 326, 352, 380, 409, 443, 500 

report, 1902 78 

Copyrights, Cuba 156, 421 

Mexico 4S7 

misuse of privilege 186 

Spain 1.56, 487 

see also Copvright Office. 

Coral 149, 406 

Corbett, Frederick S 496 

Corbett, Henrv C 496 

Corbett, John 38, 89, 112 

Corbett, Sewell B 496 

Cordingly. Thomas 6 

Core, Andrew S 74 

Core, Christine M 74 

Corea, see Korea. 

Corinth. Miss 16 

Corinthian Canal 289 

Cork, Italy 475 

substitute for 261 



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Corliss, John B 126 

Corn 280 

American, at Havre 318 

Argentina 372 

breeding 189, 253 

broom 309 

meal 365 

Peru 200 

Corners, public land surveys 481 

Cornman, Benjamin F 25,89,130 

Cornwall, Conn., topographic sheet .. 314 

Corona 406 

Corosima, Rio, see Imataca, Caiio. 

Corporal punishment 148 

Corporations 43, 44, 141, 143 

Alaska 87, 183 

business 378 

District of Columbia 220, 295 

Federal control 270 

Corporations Bureau, seal for comr... 391 
Corps of Engineers, see Engineer De- 
partment, Army. 
Corresponden,ce, diplomatic, index... 187 

official 64, 488 

Post-office Dept 431 

War with Spain , etc 321 

Correspondence schools 477 

Cortland, N. Y., topographic sheet 283 

Coscuez, Colombia 288 

Cosens, Dollie 38, 89 

Co.sier, Dennis 89, 119 

Cosm6 colonv 373 

Costa Rica . 155, 231, 261 , 288, 344, 372, 400, 432 

agricultural implements 487 

amphipoda 323, 351 

climate 54, 

147, 224, 256, 282, 310, 337, 363, 390, 423 

commerce 261, 289 

duty on extract of licorice 199 

earthquakes 155 

launch service 318 

public health 345 

Cotter, Margaret 107 

Cotton 232, 280, 365, 393 

Brazil 1.55, 432 

British west Af i ica 426 

exports 68, 162, 205, 

236, 265, 293, 321, 340, 368, 393, 425, 474 

Germany 200 

India 261,289 

mercerized 475 

Mexico 200 

Peru 231,475 

statistics 144 

Cotton-boll weevil 51 

Cotton exchanges 232 

Cotton ginning 256 

Cotton goods, Austria 393 

Manchuria 365 

south Africa 318 

Cotton-seed, distribution 146 

Cotton-seed meal, protein in 388 

Couch, Mary C 89, 113, 136 

Cotmcil Bluffs, Iowa, bridge 127 

Counterfeiting 184 

Country life, relation to roads 53 

Couplers, automatic 78, 184, 365 

Court-martial orders... 57,151,195,229,284 

Court of Appeals, D. C 67 

Court of Claims 73, 165, 323, 441, 495 

appeals from 166 

claims allowed by 99 

Indian depredations 482 

judgments, appropriations 157,158 

letter-carriers' claims 123 

Court of Private Land Cls., Atty. for.. 151 

Courtableau Bayou 436 

Courtesv, at custom houses 373 

of officials 403 



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Courts-martial 483 

Philippines 205 

see also Court-martial orders. 
Courts of U. S.. 73, 95, 165, 208, 323, 441, 495 

additional judges 44,96 

Alabama 43, 95 

Arkansas 43, 95 

clerks 44, 95 

Colorado 44. 95 

decisions, patents 57, 150. 194, 

■229, 258, 284. 315, 342, 370, 397, 428, 4S1 

Indian Territory 43 

judgments 151 

Missouri 219 

rules of practice 166 

salaries of judges 44, 96 

Texas ^ 9, 43, 95, 184 

Virginia 44, 95 

West Virginia 44, 95, 136, 442 

Wisconsin 43 

see also Justice Department. 

Covert. Henrv 166 

Covey, John W 18,89 

Covington, Ga 191 

Coward. Thomas J 466 

Cowherd. Williatn S 124,465 

Cowie. Frances 22, 47, 89 

Cowpea, iron 190 

Cowpea hay, protein in 388 

Cows, for dairying 146 

pure water for 279 

tuberculosis 388 

tuberculous, milk of 188 

see also Calves. 

Cox, Joseph A 50 

Cox, Minnie M 48,198 

Crabs :i51 

Craft, Henrv 74 

Craig, Marv E 24, 89, 128 

Cramer, Jennie H 89,108 

Cranberries 309 

insects injurious to 361 

Cranberry. N . C, geologic atlas 2.57 

iron . ." 226 

Crane. Hannah S 124 

Cranes, electric 318 

Craniology 407 

Crater Lake, topographic sheet 283 

Crater Lake National Park .55, 2.57 

report. 1903 477 

Crawfish Spring, Ga 16, 71 

Crawford, William C 37, 110, 180 

Creamerv butter 189, 388 

Credits. British industries 156 

Creek Indians 219,228,258,315,477 

Crickard. Patrick 496 

Crill, Edward S 89 

Crime, and education 475 

on Indian reservations 95 

statistics 97, 220 

Criminal laws, to revise and codify... 143 

Criminals, extradition 69. 

96, 125, 199, 260, 288, 317, 432 

laboratorv for studv of 14, 43, 97, 220 

Criminology 97, 220 

Cripples, pensions 184 

Crisfield. .Md.. topographic sheet 283 

Crittenton Mis-sion, National 13,96 

Crook. Fort 72 

Crop Bulletin 53, 146, 192, 224, 255, 281 

Crop Reporter 53,146,192,224,255,281 

Crops, Argentina 231 

fertilizers for 280 

food plants 51 

forage 279 

Germany 426 

injuries," etc 278 

nitrate of .soda for 146 

Philippines 207, 208, 239, 323, 440 



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Crops. Prus.sia 339 

related to chemistry of soils 363 

reports and statistics 51 

rotation 281 

statistics. 1902 278 

to reclaim alkali lands 280 

truck 222 

Cropsey, Emma R 24, 89, 128 

Cross, Fannies 6 

Cross, John J 6 

Cross, Margaret J 490 

Cross V. McGuire 360 

Crosser, John S 6 

Crow Reservation 125 

Crowley. Joseph B 32, 128 

Crude fiber 221 

Cruisers, armored 2.58 

Crummett, Rose O 24, 89, 127 

Crump, Rousseau 277 

Crustaceans 77, 325, 3.51 

Cryolite 341 

Crvstals, snow 192 

Cuba 156, 199, 220, 2.31, 261 , 288. 

317, 344, 372, 394, 395, 400, 426, 476, 487 

agricultural lands 318 

Amer. vs. European manufactures. 318 

benefits of V. S. copyright for 421 

bibliographv 432 

cattle .■ 1-56 

chart 483 

citizenship 1.56 

civil records of militarv govt 71 

commerce 63, 200, 232, 261 

constitution 266 

crustaceans 77, 351 

diplomatic and consular service... 261 

engineer titles 156 

European trade terms with 289 

expenditures 163 

fishes 325 

fruit in a. S 475 

importations from, by U. S 401 

mineral resources 266 

naval, etc., stations for U. S 317, 400 

patents and trade-marks 339 

post route map 60 

postal convention with U. S 372 

president's message 1<56, 432 _ 

reciprocitv with U. S. 61,1.55,1.56,1.57,185, " 

188, 199, 419, 420. 421 . 431 . 4.55, 486, 488 
report of militarv governor. 1902... 266 

Rural Guard . . . ." 63, 266 

sawmills and lumber 262 

sugar 63.340 

tarifi' 200,365 

terrestrial isopods 325 

treaties with United States 317,431 

War with Spain correspondence . . . 321 

Cuba. Department of 266 

report, 1902 238 

Cuba Submarine Telegraph Company. 486 
Cucamonga, Cal., topographic .sheet.. 149 

Cucumber beetle, striped 279 

Cuevas. John 121 

Culebra, chart 312 

mobilization of squadrons 484 

Culex sollicitans 292 

CuUom , ><helb!i .V 11, 97, 420 

Culture, oriental 407 

Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 

Charlotte. Tenh 495 

Cumberland River 435 

bridge 30,184 

Cumberland Sound ■ 436 

Cummings, Amos J 307 

Cummings, George 21,89,134 

Cunard Steamship Company 339 

Cunningham, Ephraim 42,89 

, Curd, Alexander 6 



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Curley, James 117, 180 

Currants, Greece 2.s9 

Currence, Henry 496 

Currence, Melven 166 

Currence, William H 166 

Currency 155, 232 

of the world 236 

Philippines . . 30, 49, 125, 165, 184, 261, 494 
see also Comptroller of Currency — 
Loans and Currency Division- 
Treasurer of United States. 

Currier, Frank D 45 

Currv, John R 6, 26, 89 

Curtis, Eljerov C 463 

Gushing, Martin G 23, 89, 131 

Cushings Island 73 

Cushman, Nannie 42, 89 

Cushman, Zebedee M 460 

Custers, Mathias 6 

Custom-houses, Bolivia 155 

Boston 161 

Dalny, China 393 

Venezuela 317 

Customs Congress of American Repub- 
lics 156, 261, 289 

Customs decisions, Philippines 239, 295 

Customs districts, list of 401 

Customs Division 64, 65, 158, 

159, 201 , 202, 233, 234, 262, 263, 289. 
290, 319, 346, 373, 374, 401, 433, 488 

tariff decisions 263 

Customs duties, see Tariff — names of 
articles imported. 

Customs regulations, Costa Rica 400 

Custom.s Service 201, 

233, 262, 289, 290, 346, 373, 401 , 488 

civil service 296 

fines and fees 433 

Philippine Lslands 239, 295 

Customs service, Canada 393 

Ciistrin, Germany 261 

Cutts, Mary E 460 

Cuvier's Rfegne animal ?24, 351 

Cuyo Island, chart 371 

Cuyos Islands, chart 203 

Cyclones 224 

Cypress Bavou 491 

Cyprididse 324, 351 

Cyprinoid tishes 324,351 

Dagnall, Elbert H 89,112,140 

Dahlonega, Ga., gold and pyrite 226 

topographic sheet 227 

Daily consular reports (formerly Ad- 
vance sheets ) 63, 150, 200, 

232, 2(il , 28S, 312, 339, 366, 394, 425, 474 
Daily postal bull ... 60, 154, 198, 2.30, 260, 287 

Dairy Division 189, 221, 278, 308, 361 

Dairy industry, Argentina 344 

cows for 146 

see also Dairy Division. 

Dairy products 221 

Daisii, .'<. S., cV Sons 352 

Dakota, Department of, report, 1902... 238 

Dakota Southern Railroad Co 12, 126 

Dall River 193, 204 

Dalles military road land grant. . . 27, 464 

Dalny, China 289, 365, 393 

Dalrymple, Charles 6 

Dalrymple Harbor, chart 347 

Dalton, (ieorge 467 

Daltim, Margaret 467 

Dalzcll, John. 49, 143, 144, 420 

Damariscotta River 491 

Damm, Henry 496 

Damm, Henry, ir 496 

Damon, Frederick \V 89, 115 

Dams, see names of rivers and places. 

Daniel proces.s of engraving 141 

Dantzler v. Lever 360 

Darkness, influence on plant growth . 282 



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Darling, Flora A 6 

Darlington, S. C 363,470 

Darrarjh, Archibald B 33, 129 

Darroch, Daniel 166 

Darroch, Duncan 166 

Darter 3.51 

Darvel Bay, chart 285 

Da Silva, John 46, 89, 112 

Dates 469 

Daughters of the Amer. Rev 13, 95, 124 

report, 1890-97 76 

report, 1900-01 76 

Davenport, Henry L 19, 39, 89 

Davenport, James L 31, 120, 180 

Davey, Robert C 30, 126 

David, Pierre J 459 

Davidson, Francis S 145, 219 

Davidson, John J 17, 37, 89 

Davidson, William L., monument... 9,14 

Davis, Allen C 6 

Davis, Charles C 6 

Davis, Cushman K 13 

Davis, Dexter, alias 31, 120, 180 

Davis, George 24, 89, 140 

Davis, Hilas D 42,89 

Davis, Homer 19, 89 

Davis, James G 17, 89, 128 

Davis, John 74 

Davis, John D. S , 151 

Davis, Simon 75 

Davis, Talton T 138 

Davis, William E. B 151 

Davis V. Sims 360 

Davis Island dam 438 

Daws, Calvin 420 

Dawson Island, see Bikar Island. 

Day, John W 106, 180 

Day marks, lists of 67, 

203, 264, 292, 320, 367, 425, 474 

Dayton, Alston G 45, 139 

Davton, Ohio, customs service 144 

Dead-Letter Office 60, 431, 485 

report, 1903 485 

Deaf, pensions 9 

Deaf, Columbia Institute for, report, 

1902 225 

report, 1903 395 

Deal Island, Md., topographic sheet .. 283 

De Armond, David A 43 

Deaths, causes of 225, 391 

registration 97, 98 

Debarkation, Nicaragua 200 

Debate, to limit in Senate 185 

Deboe, William J 17,108 

Debt, D. C 205, 293, 403 

statistics of the world 236 

see also Public debt. 
Decisions, Circuit Courts of Appeals. . . 78 
Compt.ofTreas 70,160,198,203,264,347,433 

Court of Claims 165 

customs, Philippines 239,295 

forest restTves 480 

Indian affairs 228 

internal revenue 203 

labor 169, 241 , 297, 338, 425 

land 148, 192, 225, 256, 368, 395 

Pacific railroads 482 

patents 57, 150, 194, 

229, 258, 284,315,342,370,397.428, 481 

pension 54, 148, 192, 

225, 256, 282, 313, 340. 368, 395, 426, 476 

Sherman anti-trust law 57 

Supreme Court 165 

Supreme Court of D. C 167 

tariff, 1898-1902 263 

Treasury 65, 159, 202, 203, 

234, 263, 290, 319, 346, 374, 401, 433, 488 
Declaration of Independence . 317, 359, 378 

Declination, magnetic 392 

of sun, 1904 483 



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Deforations from foreign governments 486 
Decrees. s''c Lawfs. 
De Cuevas, Juan, see Cnevas. 

Deeds. Indian Terrltorv 96 

Deemer. Elias ". 33,129 

Deer Harbor, chart 286 

Deerv. Eliza C 19, 33, 89 

Defective classes 14, 43, 97, 220 

school.* for 148 

Deficiency appropriations. . . 98, 99, 123, 183 

see alfo bureaus and objects. 
Deficiency estimates, see bureaus and 
objects. 

Degonia Springs, Ind., topog. sheet 55 

De Graffen ried. Reese C ai9 

Deiseh. Charles F 15 

Deitrick. .lames 194 

Delacy, Waldo, alias 138 

Delano, Francis H 4% 

Delaware, post route map 61 

river and harbor improvement 437 

Delaware, Ohio, topographic sheet 479 

Delaware Bay 435 

Delaware Indians 419 

Delaware River 435 

Delegates. Porto Rico 465 

portraits in eulogies 187 

Delinquent officers 66 

Del Norte. Colo 44, 95 

Deming. Hiram D 35,89,118 

Demography Committee 391 

Denmark, new steamship 289 

trade 339 

Dennison, W. Neil 463 

Deno. Simeon 89, 130 

Dent. Ralph 122 

Dentistry 477 

Dentists, Army 70 

Madagascar 156 

Denton. Justus L 6, 32 

Denver. Colo., circuit court of appeals. 136 

machinery for mint 68 

Denver Chamber of Commerce 500 

Department stores. Germany 393 

Departmental orders 58, 151, 195, 229 

Depew. Clianncey M 100, 185, 4.57 

Deposit Savings .Association 29, 99 

Depositories, public documents for 141 

shipments to 79,171,211, 

243, 271, 299, 327, 353, 381, 411, 445, 501 
Deposits, special 346 

r. S.. in national banks 28,163 

Depthometer 475 

Derailments, of trains 77, 241, 352. 442 

Derelicts 457 

Derr. Eugene L 74 

Derr. John 74 

Desaguadero River 231 

Desert lands 122, 147. 464 

Designs, see Official Gazette, Patent Off. 

Des Flaines River 436 

Detchemendy. George .A. 103, 18 1 

Detroit. Mich., public building 65 

Detroit River 71. 

267, 294, 322. 349, 376, 405, 439. 493 

Deuell, Edward V 496 

Deuell. Ethan A 496 

Devils Lake Reservation 125 

Devine. Michael 41, 89, 108 

Devonian fossils 2-57 

Devonic formations, Marvland . . . 168, 351 

Deweese, John T 33,89 

De wev. George 150 

Dewstoe. Jessie R 21, 89 

Diabrotica vittata Fab 279 

Diamond Mills 269 

Diamond Shoal, light 126. 457 

Diatrvma 168, 351 

Dick, Charles 44, 137, 186 

Dick, John W 6, 36 



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Dictionaries, Army 321, 348 

French-English militarv 435 

Katick 296 

Spanish, for State Dept 487 

Dietarv studies 253, 309 

Dietrich. Charles H 27, 98, 122, 185 

Dletrick, Leonard L 460 

Digest, of appropriations. 1904 290 

of Indian affairs decisions 228 

of Porto Ricanappropriations, 1903-4 292 

of rules of House 420 

of tariff decisions, 1898-1902 263 

Digestion, effect of food preservatives. 310 

Digestive organs, horses 421 

Dillard, Noah 29 

Dillingham. William P 13 

Dillon. Ardenia 18, 89, 131 

Dimmit County. Te.x 43, 95 

Dinawan .Anchorage, chart 316 

Dinneen. John, see Davidson. John J. 

Dip. magnetic 234,263 

Diphtheria 403, 430 

Diplomacy 233, 432 

Diplomatic correspondence, index . . . 187 

Diplomatic list 61, 155, 199. 

231, 260, 287, 317, 344, 372, 400, 431 , 486 
Diplomatic service.. 61,95,260,372,425,486 

appropriations 11, 29 

Cuba 261 

Dipping hogs for lice 388 

Diptera 325 

Directors, farmers' institutes 362 

Directorv, Arm v 70, 163, 205, 

237, 265." 293, 321 , 348. 376, 403, 434, 491 

biographical Congressional 387 

Congressional 5, 179, 219, 419, 455 

educational 477 

farmers 278 

H ouse 335 

of bird and game protectionists 361 

Senate 185, 456 

Disbursements, see Expenditures. 

Discharge, Army 434 

Discovery Passage, chart 196 

Discriminations 43, 44, 143 

Disea.ses, fungous, of grasshoppers 350 

infectious 101, 430 

insects as carriers of 375 

of cattle 10, 95, 388 

of domestic animals 221 , 388 

of goats 361,388 

of horses 266,404,421 

of redwood 190 

of steel 476 

of tobacco 362 

of white ash 146 

tropical .America 68 

venereal 321 

Disinfecting barges 264 

Di.sinfection 434 

Disk plow 146 

Disputes, labor 10 

Distance circular 72, 206 

Distances, official table 72 

Distillation, flowers for 475 

Distilled spirits, see Spirits. 

Distillery warehouses 490 

District attorneys, see Attorneys. 
District courts, see Courts of U. S. 

District of Columbia 75, 95, 

167, 184, 208, 239, 268, 295, 406, 441, 498 

alley in square 189 95, 124 

Amer. Republics Bureau building. . 288 

appropriations 28, 98, 184 

assessments 498 

auditor 498 

bacillus icteroides 375 

beetles 324 

buildings and grounds 71 

canals and steam railroads 220 



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Page 
D. C, certificates of Bd. of Audit, etc. 29, 95 

Charities Board 75, 477 

children 498 

coal supply I'i 

Columbian University 148, 458 

commissioners 76, 167, 239, 498 

consumption 268 

contingent expenses 75 

corporations 220, 295 

Court of Appeals /. 67 

Daughters of the Amer<ilev. 13,95,124 

debt ', . . . 205, 293, 403 

Dix and Orme payment^ 101 

earthquakes 256, 337 

Education Board 76 

8th street northwest 13 

electric wires 465 

Electrical Department 441 

Engineer Department 441 

Excise Board 208 

Fire Department 441 

fuel 76 

gas 498 

Georgetown highways 101 

hack inspector 498 

harbor master 498 

Hart Farm School 456 

health board 490 

Hav-market square 167 

Health Department 167,239 

height (if liuildings 184,465 

Industrial Home School 498 

infectious diseases 101 

insane 498 

Insurance Department 498 

jail warden's salary 101 

Jones statue 102, 459 

Kail tract 13, 29, 95 

labor disptites 10 

labor laws 169 

land 465 

laws 268 

license fees 101 

Longfellow statue 459 

Masonic Mutual Relief Asso. 101,124.184 

medical supervisors 441 

nuisances 29, 465 

park iiniirovement 307 

phot(i.i,Mapher 498 

Pintscli CdiupressingCompany. 101.458 

plague conference 68 

Police Department 498 

post route map 61 

Potomac Park 167 

Potomac River bridge ... 12,71,435,458 

Protestant Episcopal Church 458 

Public Lilirarv 208,498 

Pulaski statue 96. 102 

railway over Aqueduct Bridge 9, 13 

Reform School 498 

Reform School for Girls 498 

report, 1902 167 

Rochambeau statue 187 

salaries of jtidges 44 

sale of viruses, serums, toxins, etc. 235 

sanitary (itticer 498 

Schodl street 101 

Seward ,s(iuare 13,29,184 

Soldiers' Home 377 

Steuben statue 96,102 

Street-Cleaning Department 406 

street railways 13 

streets 124 

surgeons board 498 

taxes 13, 101, 124, 268, 441 

Treasury advances for go \'t 124 

Treasury Dept. employees 373 

Union station 95, 220, 465 

veterinary medicine 101 

water-supply 251, 435 



Page 
Districtof Columbia, water-supply. 251,435 

Wholesale market .square 167 

District of Columbia Committee, 

House 29, 124, 465 

Senate 12, 101, 220, 251 , 307, 458 

Disturbances, Federal aid in quelling. 434 

Ditney Hills, geologic atlas 55 

Dittmar Powder and Chemical Co 29 

Divers. Christopher G 106, 134, 180 

Division, tables 256 

Dix, Dorothea L. , monument 137 

Dix, William H 101 

Dixie, U. S.S 285 

Dixon, William 26, 89 

Doberrer, John 18, 89, 130 

Documentary stamps 402 

Documents, author headings 499 

binding 141 

bound volumes 50,144,188, 

220, 252, 277, 307, 335, 360, 387, 421, 467 

distributed by Smith. Inst 167,268 

distributed by Trea.sury Dept 158 

distributed bv War Department . . . 163 

for Senate ..." 420 

index 241, 442 

misuse of copyright 186 

monthly catalogue 77.168, 209, 

241, 269, 297, 326, 352, 380, 408, 442, 499 

price list 169 

sale, etc., by Interior Dept 225, 481 

shipments to depositories . . 79,171,211, 
243, 271, 299, 327, 353, 381, 411, 415, 501 

State and Territorial 242 

Documents Division 242 

Documents Office 77, 168, 209, 

241, 269, 297, 326, 352, 380, 408, 442, 499 
Agric. Dept. publications for sale . . 186 

report, 1902 77, 168 

report, 1903 442 

Documents, Superintendent of, see 
Documents Office. 

Dodd, Enoch 31, 89, 112 

Dodd, W. T 75, 497 

Dohertv, Hugh F 127 

Dolan, John T 460 

Dollars, silver 372 

DoUiver, Jonathan P 10 

Dolls 426 

Domestic animals, Cuba 372 

diseases 221, 388 

for breeding purposes. . 144, 184, 201, 233 
Domestic disturbances. Federal aid in 434 
Dominican Republic, see Santo Do- 
mingo. 
Don Juan de Austria. Span, cruiser... 150 

Donaldson, Marie I 95, 101, 124 

Donald.son, Mrs. Marie 1 95, 101, 124 

Donohoe, Timothy 6 

Donora Southern Railroad Co 31, 100 

Doorkeeper of House 186,464 

Doss, Annie E 33, 89, 109 

Do.ssett, Tenn., bridge 95 

D(>ty..Iulia. .■■■(t Henderson. 

Dougan. William A 26, 89, 180 

Dougherty. Daniel 6,34 

Doughertv, John R 38, 109, 180 

Dove, F. W 495 

Downing, Benjamin H 89, 105 

Downing. John 112, 180 

Downs, William W 33, 107, 180 

Dovle. Thomas 89, 129 

Drafts, Treasury 233 

Dragon-flv 240, 351 

Dnigonets 269, 325 

Drainage, engineering features 279 

Fresno, Cal 223 

Ohio, etc 369 

Uruguay 288 

Drake, John M 26, 89, 127 

Draper, William H 46, 139 



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Drawbacks, Hungary 339 

United States 64, 236, 290, 401 

Drawing, western normal school 477 

Dredges, Mississippi River 437 

Dredging 380 

Dried fruit 339 

Driggs-Schroeder rapid-fire guns 287 

Drill regulations, cavalry 205 

Hosfiital Corps ." 348 

Drinks, see Beverages. 

Drugs, adulteration of 14 

from new source 310 

imported 401 

samples of imported adulterations. 290 

Dry-docks, Gulf of Mexico 483 

Dry-goods, Germany 339 

Dry seasons, California 282 

Dublin, Ohio, tfipographic sheet 480 

Dubois, Fnd T 458, 464 

Dubois, Harrv, see Mason, Harrv E. 

Dubuiiue, Iowa ". . . 389, 470 

Dubuque, U.S. S 195 

Duffv, George M 38,118,180 

Dugdale. William 48,89 

Duling, Fletcher 19, 89 

Duluth, Minn., chart 405 

Duncan, Susan E 26,89 

Duncan, William 73 

Duncan, Ind. T 43 

Duncklee. Lorenzo P 21,89,1.34 

Dundee. Scotland, trade 262 

Durant, Edward T 106, 180 

Durham, .lames H 41,89,112 

Durham, William H 6, 40 

Dutch Guiana, timber 340 

Duties, see Tariff — names of articles 
imported. 

Dyes, Germany 475 

Dygert, Walter G 158 

Dysentery 207 

Eagle Harbor, chart 392 

Earth, atmosphere 224 

effect on meteorology 337 

magnetism of 392 

Earthquakes 155, 2.56 

Ladrone I.slands 207 

Philippines 165,207,208,239,323,440 

AVashingtoii , D. 337 

East,. ye Orient. 

East Baton Rouge Parish, La 497 

East, Department of the, report, 1902.. 238 

report, 1903 376 

East Indies, coast lights 152 

East Maine Conference Seminary 193 

East River 437 

East St. Louis. 111., grain transportation 165 
East Wash. Heights Traction R. R . . . . 167 

Eastchester Creek 491 

Easter lilies 281 

Eastern Archipelago, .see Malay Arch. 
Eastern Cherokees, see Cherokee. 
Eastern Extension .A.U'.^tralasia and 

China Telegraph Co., Limited .. 486 

Eastern Railroad Company 31, 96 

Eastman. Frederick R ....' 137 

Eastry. British steamship 62 

Eayrs, Winslow P 420 

Economic Entomologists, Assoc, of ... 222 

Ecuador 62, 199, 345 

agricultural implements 487 

civil marriage law 200 

commerce with Chile 156 

gold mining 317, 372 

imports. 1901 231 

opportunities for investment 156 

Eddii, Frank M 48, 125, 142 

Edelin, Harrison 122 

Edge, J. D 74 

Edge, Jane 74 

Edina, Mo., topographic .sheet 228 



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Editing, exper. sta. publications.. 189,252 

Edmonds, George W 6,35 

Edmunds, Erastus E 23, 40, 89 

Education, agricultural 189,253,279 

and elimination of crime 475 

commercial 289, 339, 393 

industrial 426 

on good roads question 363 

Porto Rico 57 

technical 426 

trade and technical 169, 210 

vital .statistics 225 

see also Education Bureau. 

Education and Labor Committee 101 

Education Board, D. C 76 

Education Board, General 9 

Education Bureau 55, 148, 193, 225, 427 

annual statement, 1903 395 

report, 1901 148 

report, 1902 477 

Educaticm Dept. of Philippine Is. . . 72, 207 

Educational associations, Maine 193 

Edward VII, Argentina boundary 62 

Edwards, Charles .\ ". 464 

Edwards, Deborah 18, 89, 130 

Edwards, Harry, see Mason, Harry E. 

Eels ■. '. 324, 351 

Efficiency Division 70 

Efficiency records, Quartermaster's De- 
partment 3.50 

Efficiency reports 284 

Egbert, Lila L 47, 89 

Egerman Bay. chart 1.52 

Eggs, magnitude of industry.-. 278, 308. 388 

preservation • 365 

Egypt, alkali lands 280,281 

irrigation 362 

railroads 365 

trade 339 

Ehmke, Henry 89, 115 

Eight-hour day 97, 101 

Eighth St. northwest, D. C 13 

Elasraobranchiate fishes 209, 351 

Elasticity, of .solids 224 

Elcaion,'Cal., topographic sheet 314 

El Cano, U. S. S 2.59 

Election of President, etc.. Com 29 

Elections.contested 122, 124, 3.59, 360, 420, 465 

frauds 29 

Hawaii 144 

Senate eases, digest 187, 220 

Senate cases, digest, to print 187 

Elections Committee, No. 1 465 

No. 2 124 

Electric catfish 240, 351 

Electric cranes 318 

Electric launches 137, 424 

Electric lighting, central stations 473 

Mexico 372 

Oahu 460, 466 

railroads 426 

Vladi vostock 476 

Electric power, Great Britain 232 

India 365 

Electric pump 475 

Electric railroads 313 

carriers of mails 431 

D. C 9,13 

Germany 426 

Leipzig 394 

Paraguay 432 

Prussia 393 

Quebec 318 

Windsor-Amherstburg 200 

Electric stations 473 

Electric traction 426, 475 

Electric wires, D.C 465 

Electrical Department. D. C 441 

Electrical industries, Germany 475 

Electrical instruments. Signal Corps.. 73 



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Page 

Electricians, enlistment in Navy 286 

Germany " 426 

Electricity, atmospheric 810 

on German vessels 262 

Swiss railroads 475 

waste in public buildings 346 

Electrons 310 

Elevators, passenger, Malta 339 

Elisa colony 261 

Elizabeth town. 111 491 

Elk River 438, 491 

Elkins, Lillian G 112,140 

Elkins, Stephen B 12, 97, 100, 457 

Elkland, Pa., geologic atlas 341 

Ellensburg, Wash., geologic atlas 194 

Elliee Islands, chart 196 

Ellis Island 67 

Elmendorf , Newton W 6 

Elmer, James L 137 

Elmore, Ohio, topographic sheet 480 

Elmore Islands, chart 196 

El Paso, Tex., tin 227 

Ely, Charles S 6 

Elymus Canadensis 222 

Embroidery, apparatus for 262 

Emerald mines 339 

Emeralds 288 

Emery, A. H 97 

Emery, Elizabeth J 6 

Emigrants, to Brazil ^. 318 

Emigration, from Belgium to U. S 485 

Emoluments, discontinuing accounts. 402 

Employees 427 

agreements with employers 169, 

< 297, 338, 425 
see also names of Depts. and bureaus. 
Employers, agreements with employ- 
ees 169, 297, 338, 425 

Encampment, Wyo., copper 226 

topographic slieet 284 

Enderbury Island, chart 196 

Energy, conservation of 469 

Engard, Albert C 166 

Engine cars 426 

Engineer Corps, sec Engineer Depart- 
ment, Army. 
Engineer Department, Armv.. 71,164,206. 
238, 266, 294, 322, 349, 376, 404, 435, 491 

report. 1903 43,s, 492 

signals of vessels 474 

ve.ssels 393, 494 

Engineer Department, D.C., rp., 1903 . 441 

Engineer depots 435 

Engineer School of Application 404,435,439 

Engineer Troops 404, 439 

Engineering 361 , 491 

laboratory practice 189, 2.53 

mining 148 

rural 469 

Engineering standards, British 475 

Engineering standards committee 365 

Engineers 43,'i 

civil, Navy 58, 229, 428 

civilian 206 

titles in Cuba 156 

training 393 

ves.sels 312 

Engines, oil 394 

England, see Great Britain. 

Engraving, Daniel process 141 

Engraving and Printing Bureau, ad- 
ditional building 65, 121 

report, 1903 402 

Enlisted men, Armv 434 

Enlistment, Army. 1 70, 163, 205, 237, 265, 293 

Hospital Corps, Army 238 

of electricians in Navv 286 

Enrolled Bills Com.. Hoii.se, clerks. 28,123 
Ensenada de Mora, see Mora. 
En.senada Honda, see Honda. 



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Enteritidis bacillus 388, 421 

Entomologists, Economic 222 

Entomology, see Entomology Divi- 
sion — Insects. 

Entomologv Division 51, 

189, 222, 252, 279, 308, 361, 389, 422, 468 

report, 1902 52 

report, 1903 468 

Envelops 485 

for balloons 363 

for manifests 158 

Enzootic 388, 421 

Ephemeris, American, 1906 153 

Epidemics 430 

Equation of time, 1904 483 

Equator crossings, see Pilot charts. 

Equipment Bureau 58, 152, 195, 229, 

259, 285, 315, 316, 343, 371, 397, 429, 483 

report, 1902 151 

Equity cases, rules of practice 166 

Erie, Pa., harbor improvement 437 

Erie Basin, see Buffalo, N. Y. 

Erie, Lake 71 , 

267, 294, 322, 349, 376, 405, 439, 493 

chart 294 

harbor improvement 435 

plankton algse 352 

Ernst, Anton 45 

Elros, observations of 197 

Erzerum, Turkey 393 

Escambia County, Ala., bridge 30, 95 

Esch, John J....'. 45, 142 

Essence, of orange leaves 365 

Estero River 491 

Estimates of appropriations, see bu- 
reaus and objects. 

Estrada Palma, Tomas 156 

ICtheridge, Joseph W 457 

Ethnology Bureau 168,296,499 

bulletins, to print 141 

Etiology of yellow fever 320 

Etlah, monitor 11, 467 

Eucalyptus 240, 351 

Euclid, Ohio, topographic sheet 480 

Eufaula, Ala., bridge 127 

Eulogies, see Memorial addresses. 

Europe, American fruit 393 

automobiles 63 

beet sugar 156, 200 

bills of lading 393 

commercial education 339 

cimimereial travelers 426, 475 

commercial treaties 318 

exports to Costa Rica 261 

food adulteration 393 

imports from Paraguay 432 

industrial education 426 

lights 259 

manufactures in Cuba 318 

methods to induce emigration 402 

prison systems 373 

railway automobiles 200 

reports of ronsuls in 232 

steamship lines to Mexico 366 

tour of consular inspection 486 

trade terms with Cuba 289 

zinc 289 

European larch 336 

European Station, operations 484 

report, 1902 151 

report. 1903 484 

Evans, Allen B 89, 129 

Evans, Alvin 187 

Evans, Ira L 27, 89 

Evans, James 23, 89 

Evans, Robley D 483 

Evanston.Wvo., public building 121 

Everett, Lewis P 36, 110, 180 

Everson, John Q 166 

Everton, Mary P 40, 89, 115 



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Everts, Marv A 89, 129 

Ewell, Emiiv M 74 

Ewes, milk 388 

Ewing. Samuel E 32,89 

Ewing, \\. L.. steamer 159 

Examinations, civil engineers, Navv. . 58. 

229, 428 

civil service 77, 325, 499 

Militarv Academv 237 

Xaval Academy. ! 399 

navy-yards and naval stations 152 

officers, army 163 

Exchange, rate in Mexico 317 

Exchange. International. Commission 

on, Mexican 432 

Exchange. International, Commission 

on. V. S 400,432 

Exchanges, cotton 232 

Excise Board. D. C, report, 1902 208 

Exclusion, of Chinese from Philip- 
pines 239, 295 

of Chinese from U. S 338, 367 

Executive appropriations 11, 94 

Executive Mansion 71, 335 

Executive Office, .see President of L". S. 

Executive Office building 335 

Executive officers 387 

Executive orders 320 

P. I. civil governor 207 

Executive proclamations, see Procla- 
mations of President. 

Executive register 101 

Exhibitions, see Expositions. 

Expenditures 66, 

202, 234, 263, 288, 290, 374, 489 
see also names of Depts., etc. 

Experiment Station Record 52. 145, 

189. 223, 253, 279.309, 362. 389, 422, 469 

Experiment Station Work 146, 279 

Experiment stations, agricultural, see 
Agric. experiment stations. 

Experiment Stations Office 52,145, 

189, 223, 252, 279, 309, 361, 389, 422, 468 

farmers' institute specialist 191 

report, 1902 52, 254 

report, 1903 469 

reports, to print 187 

Experiments 189, 253 

scientific 4 

Experts, aid to exports 475 

Explosives 205, 317 

Export tax, see Tariff — names of 
articles exported. 

Exporters, to Brazil 318 

Exports 68, 162, 201 , 204, 205, 236, 

265 , 278, 293, 321, 340, 368, 393, 425, 473 

agricultural 309 

animals and animal products 388 

declared for U. S 157, 233, 262, 318 

experts as aid to 475 

growth in valuations 345 

of distilled spirits 320 

see also countries and places. 
Exposition Bd., P. 1 . 165, 207, 239, 295,323,377 
Expositions, see names of expositions — 
places where held. 

Extradition. Brazil 260, 317 

Guatemala 199, 432 

Mexico 199, 260, 288 

Philippines 69,%, 125 

Eyes. hor>^es 421 

Faaroa Bay. chart 197 

Factories, .sanitation 169 

Swiss, in Germany 232 

woolen fabrics 231 

Fairbank, Wallace 6, 35 

Fairbanks, Charles W. 10,27,121 

Falrex, Daniel 74 

Falrex, Mathilda M 74 

Fairoaks, Cal., topographic sheet 55 



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Fairport Harbor. Ohio, chart 349 

Fairs, agricultural 261 

Fales. Marv E 32, 89 

Fall, Orin t 41,89 

Fallon, Bridget 115, 136, 180 

Falmouth Harbor, chart 392 

Family names, of Indians 1-50 

Fare Harbor, chart 197 

Farerea Pass, chart 197 

Fargo, N. Dak., public building 121 

Farm animals, see Cattle— Hogs- 
Horses — Sheep. 

Farm colonies. Salvation Army 338 

Farm wagons 146 

Farmer, Fannv 23, 89, 135 

Farmer, Hampton B 89, 131 

Farmers, and Audubon societies 278 

and experiment stations 2.52 

directory 278 

fruit garden 279 

handling forest lands 336 

relation to good roads 53 

right to recognition 363 

Farmers' bulletins. Agriculture Bu- 
reau, P. I. . . . 3-22, 349, 3-50, 377, 405, 494 

Agriculture Dept 51, 146, 

189, 190, 223,253, 255, 279, 

•281, 308, 309, 361, 388, 4-23 

Farmers' Inst.Workers.Amer. Assoc. of 52 

Farmers' institutes 253, 362 

specialists 191 

Farms, cheese making 189 

systems of management 280 

wages of labor 471 

Farnsworth, Arra M 144 

Farriers 70 

Fat, feeding into milk 308, 388 

fish 408 

Fattening beef cattle 388 

Faught, Thomas B 33,116,180 

Fauna, crustacean 325 

fo.ssil 149, 257 

Fauver, John R 495 

Fav, HarrvC 6 

Fav, Josiah S 26, 35, 89 

Feehet. E. O 29, 88 

Federal aid in domestic disturbances. 434 

Federal Convention of 1787 378 

Feeding, horses 189 

Feely, John J 124 

Fees, attorneys. Spanish treaty claims. 170 

customs and na^^gation . ." 433 

Feet, see Foot. 

Fehrenback, William E 89, 104, 128 

Feldhau-sen, Joseph 33, 116, 180 

Felicity, schooner 441 

Fellows, Nathaniel 497 

Fellows. William A. P 6 

Feltus, Henry J 18, 89 

Ferguson, Charles H 20 

Ferguson, E. M 103 

Ferguson, Marcla B 19, 89. 136 

Ferguson , William D 74 

Fermented liquors 490 

Fernandina. Fla.. chart 263 

Fernow. Berthold 89, 133 

Ferrier. Emma L 6 

Ferris. Edwin 9,43 

Ferrocarriles de Puerto Rico, Com- 

pafiia de los 467, 485 

Ferrosllicon 365 

Ferrous sulphate 347 

Fertilizers 222, 280 

barnyard manure 146 

Colombia 155 

for sugar-cane 222 

from aquatic products 408 

mineral 226 

potash In 222 

Fetlock 421 



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Fever, splenetic 221, 387 

spotted or tick 403 

Fiber, crude 221 

Field operations of Soils Bureau 470 

applications for 224, 423 

printing of 187 

Fiticld, Lillie M 6 

Filc-tishes 325 

Filipinos, see Philippine Islands. 
Filled cheese, see Cheese, filled. 

Filson. Washington T 89, 105 

Filtration, in determining crude fiber. 221 

of water 251, 375 

Finance, Cuba 261 

Mexico 200 

Finance and Justice Dept., P. I., re- 
port, 1902 207, 267 

Finance, Commerce and. Monthly 
Summary, see Commerce and 
Finance, Monthly Summary. 

Finance Committee ..." .". 13,102 

Finances, Germany 393 

Financial officers, agric. colleges, etc. 401 
Findings of Court of Claims. 73.165,441,495 

Findlay. Ohio, topographic sheet 369 

Fine Arts, Nat. School of, Colombia .. 155 

Fines, customs and navigation 433 

discontinuing accounts 402 

Finland, commerce with U. S 426 

Finn, John 103 

Fire, in ships' holds 232 

Fire claims, Post-Office Department .. 484 
Fire Department, D. C, report, 1903 .. 441 

Fire extinguishers 63, 289 

Fire-insurance 463 

Fire Island, topographic sheet 479 

Fire pumps, electric 63 

Firearms, .see Arms. 

Firing, concentration in battle 404 

small arms 237,265 

Fish, Jerry S 40 

Fish Commission 77, 

168, 209, 240, 269, 296, 325, 3.51, 380, 408 

report, 1902 269 

reservations held by 188, 221 

signals of vessels . . ." 339, 474 

see also Fisheries Bureau. 

Fi.sh hatcheries, Indiana 13 

Northville, Mich 102 

Fishbaugh, Lewis 17, 89 

Fisher, Cas.sius B 42, 89 

Fisher, Fannie T 119, 140, 180 

Fisheries 324 

middle Atlantic States 408 

North Sea 232 

Norwav 157 

Porto Rico 380 

salmon, Alaska 204 

see also Fish Comn. — Fisheries Bur. 
-^^isheries Bureau (formerlv Fish Com- 
mission) 312, 338', 367, 392, 42.5, 474 

Fisheries Committee 13, 102 

Fisheries, Division of Statistics and 

Methods of the 408 

Fishermen, cod 232 

Fishes 324, 325, 351 

caproid 324 

device for carrying 63 

Formosa 325 

Hawaii 380 

hearing 209 

in forest reserves 13, 142 

Japan 168, 209, 240, 269, 324, 325, 351 

products 408 

taste 326 

see also Fish Comn. — Fisheries Bur. 

Fishing. Algeria 339 

Fitch, Alice A 26, 89 

Fitzpatrick, Patrick 481 

Fitzsimmons, Caroline 24, 89 



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Five Civilized Tribes Comn., rp., 1902. 256 

report, 1902. to print 187 

report, 1903 477 

Flag-raising. Com. and Labor Dept 391 

Flags, Hamburg, Germany 475 

Flanagan, Christian J ". 37,89,116 

Flanagan, James 114, 135, 180 

Flandreau Indians 150 

Flatfish 240 

Flathead forest reserve 278 

Flattery, Cape, life-saving station. . 12, 126 
Flatterv Rocks, life-saving station. 12,126 

Flaxseed 281 

Fleas, remedies for 279 

Fleming, Abel 24,31,90 

Fleming, Marv E 110, 180 

Fleming, Thomas 20,39 

Fleming, William H 43 

Fleming, William R 467 

Fler, John 6 

Fletcher. Loren 30, 126 

Fletcher breech mechanism 286 

Flies, as carriers of disease 375 

Flinn, William 47,90 

Flint implements 379 

Floods 282 

Pas.saic River 479 

Red River 192 

Florence Crittenton Mission, Nat 13, 96 

Florida, biological station 102 

chart 473 

fullers' earth 226 

mail contracts 372, 399 

post route map 61 

river and harbor improvement. 435, 436 

sponges 380 

Florida Brewing Company 90 

Flounder, winter 240 

Flour, American, in Malta 232,340 

American, in Siberia 289 

Australia 393 

milk, Sweden 262 

Flowers, culture for distilling 475 

Flovd, Anne T 441 

Fluorspar 226, 341 

Flynn, David 107, 128. 180 

Flynn, John, alias 103 

Foard, James A 74 

Foard. Marv A 74 

Fog fruit ..'. 279 

Fog-signals. Atlantic and Gulf coasts . 375 

Belgium 262 

lists of 235 

Pacific Coast 161 

see also names of places. 

Fogle, Deborah J 115, 133, 180 

Folding room. House 420 

Foliage, autumnal coloration 337 

Folk-lore, weather 423 

Foochow. see Fuchau. 

Food, adulteration of 14,222,393 

American, in France 393 

cost in relation to nutritive value.. 279 

definitions and standards 308,468 

exclusion of adulterations 345 

exhibition atGhent 200 

functions and uses 389 

gluten 222 

imported 401 

imports into Costa Rica 261 

poultry 469 

preservatives in 310 

production 224 

publications on 389 

pure, laws of foreign countries 279 

samples of imported adulterations. 290 

standards for 222, 468 

Food for cattle 221 

effect on milk 308, 388 

Germany 63 



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Food for cattle, sugar-beet pulp 221 

see also Hogs— Horses — Lambs — 
Steers. 

Food standards committee 308,46>S 

Foot, horses 3-48, -121 

Foot-and-mouth disease 278,336,388 

Forage plants 279 

northwestern States 3U9 

rape 146 

Foraker, Jo>^eph B 15, 103, 10-), -loS, 460 

Forcht. Henrv 6 

Fordnetj, Joncpk W 137, 142 

Foreign Affairs Committee 29, 124 

Foreign coins, see Coins, foreign. 
Foreign Com. & Navigation, 19U2.. 162,236 

Foreign Commerce Bureau 63, 

156, 200, 232, 261 , 288, 318 
see also Statistics Bureau, Commerce 
and Labor Department. 
Foreign Mail Serv.. 60,154,198,230,260,287 

report, 1903 431 

Foreign Markets Division. 223,309,336.423 

report, 1902 52 

report, 1903 471 

Foreign relations, 1902 231 , 287 

index 1?7 

Foreign Relations Committee 13, 

61,102,199,419,431,458 

Forest lands 336,362 

Forest Reservations and Protection of 

Game Committee 13. 102, 458 

Forest reserves 480 

Appalachian Mountains 458 

Montana 28, 48, 184 

protection of 13, 142 

protection of game 1 3, 142 

stock-grazing in 284, 427 

transfer to Agriculture Department. 466 
see also names of reserves. 

Foresters 280 

Forestry 280, 309 

Germany 63 

.school in North Dakota 464 

Forestrv Bureau, Agriculture Dept.. 52, 
146, 190, 223, 254, 280, 309, 336, 362 

report, 1902 52 

report. 1903 469 

Forestrv Bureau. Philippine Islands.. 494 

Forests, British India 200 

Canada 232 

Cascade Range 227 

Cascade Range forest reserve 282 

coniferous 279 

effect on climate 281 

New England 255 

Oregon 149 

products, chemical studies 279 

products, Philippines 207 

products, r. S. exports 336 

Sierra Nevada Mountains 227 

Washington State 227 

see (ilsii Forestry Bureau. 

Forked Deer River 435 

Formosa, fishes 325 

government monopolies 289 

Formulas, geographic 313 

radiation 282 

Forrester. Thomas G 90, 131 

F( )rshay , Elmer E 209 

Fort Berthold Re.servation 56 

Fort Hall Reservation 49, 458 

Fort Hamlin, Alaska 193 

Fort M onroe, Va. , H vgeia Hotel 99 

Fort Smith, Ark ..." 43, 96 

Forth-Clyde ship canal 365 

Fortifications 266 

appropriations 28, 98, 184 

engineering methods 491 

Forts, see Militarv posts — names of 
forts. 



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Foss, George E 139 

Fo.ssils, Afton, Ind. T 379 

animals, Cayuga Lakesection 149 

birds 168, 351 

Devonian 2.57 

human 407 

Kansas 396 

Foster, Addison G 13,19,111,457,461 

Foster, David J 28 

Foster, James P 115, 135, 180 

Foster, Murphi/ J 98, 101 

Foster. William T 324 

Fo.storia, Ohio, topographic sheet 314 

Foundlings, Washington Hospital for. 477 

report, 1902 225 

report, 1903 342 

Foundries, iron 1.56 

Fountain. Horace 17, 90 

Fowler. Charles N 28, 123 

Fox, Edmund P 21,90,135 

Fox, Joseph W 107,128,180 

Fox, Margaret 90, 105 

Fox River, dam 143 

Fo.x River Navigable Waterway Assoc. 143 

Foxes, ]iropagation 477 

France, William H 37,117,180 

France, alcohol from acetylene 288 

American coal 318 

American corn meal and hominy.. 365 

American food stuffs 393 

American investments and trade.. 393 

American machinery 318 

American trade reqtiirements 365 

automobiles 200, 393 

beet sugar 200 

building-trades exhibition 393 

capers 318 

capital in foreign countries 63 

cattle 63, 426 

chambers of commerce 393 

cider 222 

coal 288, 393 

coal strike 63 

colonies 200 

cotton 365 

cotton production in colonies.. 232,393 

dried fruit 339 

education 478 

exporters to visit the Levant 475 

f errosil icon 365 

firearms 289 

flowers for distilling 475 

German coal 365 

horseshoe nails 289 

income tax 365 

iron 288 

labor 63 

meat 426 

military dictionary 435 

National Agricultural Institute 224 

olives and olive oil 318 

parliaments 378 

photographs on fruit 200 

reciprocity with United States 13 

rubber in colonies 475 

sand bricks 200 

sardines 157, 426 

silk 157,289,475 

station for aerial soundings 282 

steel 288 

.sugar 426, 476 

sur:a.\ on imports 339 

tariff 339, 475 

trade 200, 261, 475 

treaties with U. S 231 

treaty with Venezuela 401 

wages 63 

water power 201 

wine and fruit 318 

withdrawal from Mexico 378 



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France, Bank of 200 

Frankford Arsenal 72,349 

Franklin, Benjamin 478 

Franklin, Tenn 441 

Franklin, U. S. R. S 430 

Franklin Fnrnace, N. J., topog. sheet. 228 

zinc and manganese 226 

Franks, Wiley 144 

Fraud.s, election 29 

Fraxinophilus, polyporus 146 

Fraxinus Americana 336 

Frazier, Milton 32, 90 

Free Delivery Division 154 

Freedman's Saving.s and Trust Com- 
pany, report, 1903 4S9 

Freedmen, scr- Negroes. 

Freedmen's Hospital 477 

report, 1902 225 

report, 1903 368 

Freeman, Frank E 18, 90, 131 

Freeman, H. B 90 

Freemasonry 378 

Freight-cars, for coal mines 442 

Freight rates 210, 269, 278, 318, 408 

on milk 310 

Freight tonnage, Sault Ste. Marie 366 

Fremantle, Australia 230 

Fremont, Ohio, topographic sheet 396 

French, Wilson 115, 133, 180 

French, see France. 

French Academy 251 

French spoliation els., see Court of Cls. 

Fresno, Cal 223, 363 

Friendly Islands, see Tonga Islands. 

Friendship, Spain and U. S 260, 288 

Frith, George W 74 

Frith, Thomas I 74 

Fritz Cove, chart 291 

Frontier inspection 64 

Frost, William S 6, 37 

Frosts 54 

South Carolina 147 

Fruit 393 

Cuban in U. S 475 

dried 339 

examination 51 

farmers' garden 279 

France 318 

Hungary 365 

new varieties 280 

nutritive value 362 

photographs on 200 

preserving in Germany 394 

testing varieties ." 190,254 

tropical, German import of 232 

tropical and subtropical 279, 346 

Fruit products, examination 51 

Fruit-tree bark-beetle 222 

Fruit-trees 280 

tropical _ 336 

Fruitarians ' 362 

Frye, William P 10, 97, 185 

Fuchau, China 339 

Fuel, briquettes 261 

D.C 76 

liquid, for Navy 151 

peat 63, 289, 475 

petroleum 65 

testing 475 

Fugitives, see Criminals. 

Fulford, Clara H 180 

Fulford, Daniel 180 

Fuller, Luman 6 

Fullers' earth 226 

Fullerton, John 114, 133, 180 

Fulton, diaries H' 464 

Fulton au tomatic river gage 282 

Fumigating 389 

Funakoshi Wan, chart 196 

Funds, for roads 53 



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Fungi, legislation for control of .. 189,253 

Fungicides 222, 308 

Fungous diseases, grasshoppers 350 

Funter Bay, chart 291 

Fur industry, Siberia 318 

Fur seals, Alaska 472 

Furniture, Germany 339 

tube 289 

Furs, Argentina 372 

Fussell, Linnaeus 496 

Future 406 

Gabrion, Isaac 33, 120, 180 

Gadsden, Ala., topographic sheet 369 

Gage Canal 254 

Gages, rain and snow 255 

river 282 

wire 290 

Gaines, Joseph IT 29, 465 

Gaines, Pa., geologic atlas 313 

Gainesville, Ga., tornado 337 

Galatheidse 351 

Galena River 437 

Gales, see Winds. 

Galilith 365 

Gallagher, Eliza 90, 129 

Gallatly, see Gellatlv. 

Gallinger, Jacob H 12, 13, 16, 19 , 

98, 101, 112, 359, 419, 420, 456, 457, 458 

Galvanic batteries 393 

Gamble, Robert J 102, 122, 150, 185, 186 

Game, Alaska 361, 373 

forest reserves 13, 142 

laws 388 

protection of 361 

Gammon, Edward M 111. 180 

Gardening, for schools 389 

Gardens, fruit 279 

Garfield, James A 359 

Garland, James 118, 128, 181 

Garnett, Granville 11, 99, 181 

GarrLson, Mary A 119, 181 

Garrisoned towns, Philippines 237 

Gas 478 

District of Columbia 101, 498 

natural 226 

waste in public buildings 346 

Gascoigne, Stephen 462 

Ga-sconade River 437 

Gaskill, Henry W 6 

Gaskins, John 166, 496 

Gates, Elizabeth C 19, 90 

Gates, James N 21, 90 

Gates expedition of 1901 379 

Gatling guns 287 

Gaugers 50 

manual for 490 

Gauges, see Gages. 

Gauging, of bonded spirits 402 

Gauley River 438 

Gauss, Herman 123 

Gaya, Borneo, chart 316 

Gazetteer, Philippines, to print 141 

Gelechiidfe 269, 325 

Gellatly, Hankey & Co 490 

General Appraisers, see Appraisers. 

General Education Board 9 

General Grant Nat. Park, see Sequoia 

and Gen. Grant National Parks. 

General Land Offtce, see Land Office. 

General orders, Adjutant-General 70, 

163, 205, 237, 265, 293 

Cavalry and Field Artillerv School . 70, 

164,206,238,266,294 

Engineer Department . . 164, 206, 238, 294 

Navy Dept 58, 151, 195, 229, 258, 285 

Revenue Cutter Service 236 

General Service and Staff College. 293,404 

report, 1902 238 

report, 1903 376 

General staff, see Staff, General. 



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Generative organs, horses 421 

Geneva County, Ala., bridge 30. 183 

Geodesy '. 263, 311 

Geodetic Association, International.. 311 

Geographic names, Hawaii 234, 263 

Geographical directory, Philippines.. 141 

Geography 406 

tables arid formulas 313 

Geologic atlas of United States 55, 149. 

194, 227, 2.'>7, 283, 313, 341, 395, 427, 478 

Geological Survey 55, 148, 193, 

225, 2.56, 282, 313, 340, 368, 395, 427, 478 

distribution of publications 187 

lands reserved for reservoirs 28, 464 

report, 1901 55 

report, 1902 194 

Geology 379 

of Bulacan Province 3-50 

see also Geological Survey — Hy- 
drographv Division. 

George. John W 498 

George, Thomas J 33, 90 

Georgetown. D. C 101, 366 

Georgetown and Tennallytown Ry... 167 
Georgetown Barge. Dock, Elevator 

and Railway Company 76 

Georgia, fullers' earth 226 

labor laws 169, 338 

mail contracts 372, 399 

post route map 61 

river and harbor improvement 436 

Georgian Bay. charts 238, 267, 285 

German east Africa, see Africa. 
German southwest Africa, see Africa. 

• Germany, agricultural imports 423 

agricultural machinery 288 

alcohol motors 63 

American and Russian petroleum. . 339 

Ajnerican fruit 339,393 

American manufactures 426 

American products for 63 

American shoes 394 

American tobacco trust 394 

automobiles 63 

bicycles 156, 393 

blockade of Venezuelan ports 201 

brakes for railroads 393 

brick and stone manufacture 426 

briquette machinery 156 

bundling press 261 

business lirms in China 261 

bu.siness record, 1902 262 

cable laying 339 

Canadian tariff ou goods 318 

ceramic industry 63 

chambers of coramerce 318 

chemical industry 339 

cider '. 222 

coal 365, 393 

coal-tar-color industry 156 

colonial school 339 

colonies in Brazil 400, 426 

colony at Kyao-ehau 262 

commerce 63 

com.mercial, etc., depression 426 

commercial education 289 

cotton 200, 365 

cotton culture in colonies 393 

crops 426 

department stores 393 

dry-goods 339 

dyes and chemicals 475 

electric cranes 318 

electric lights on railway trains ... 426 

electric pump 475 

electric railroads 426 

electric turntable 366 

electrical industries 475 

electricians 426 

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Germany, electricity on vessels 262 

embroidering apparatus 262 

exports 63,232,365,400 

finances 393 

fire extinguishers 63,289 

flags at Hamburg 475 

food for live stock 63 

forestry 63 

freight rates 318 

fruit preserving 394 

fuel 289 

furniture 339 

galvanic batteries 393 

glass industry 365 

grain ". 426 

Hebrew school of agriculture 318 

ice man\ifacturing machine 318 

industrial schools 365 

industries 63 

iron 394 

iron export prices 365 

Laborers' Welfare Exposition 318 

machinerv insurance 394 

meat ." 365, 388, 394, 475 

merchant marine 394 

metric system 200 

microscope 339 

milk powder : 63 

musical instruments 365 

newsj)apers in colonies 232 

ocean transportation companies... 365 

patent law 394 

patent medicines 394 

Pollak-Virag rapid telegraph 340 

porcelain 394 

Portland cement 365 

potatoes 262, 475 

profits of industries, 1902 289 

public works in cities 394 

quartz glass 262 

railroads 262 

red-phosphorus match 475 

rubber goods 394 

sample mu.seums 365 

.sand bricks 261 

shipbuilding 201 

shipping in the Orient 394 

South .Vmerican trade 426 

steamships 202, 394 

steel 394 

study of labor conditions 394 

sugar 394 

sugar law 232 

Swiss factories 232 

tariff 200, 339, 426 

technical education 478 

tiles in meat shops 262 

tobacco 289 

tovs 394 

trade 201, 

232. 318, 339, 344, 393, 394, 426, 432, 475 

transportation 289 

tropical fruit 232 

tubing and tube furniture 289 

t>'phus prevention 366 

Venezuelan claims 288, 486 

window-glass 394 

wine 366 

wood drying : 366 

Germicides, ferrous sulphate 347 

gl vcerin 434 

Gerrv. Sarah A 22,41,90 

Gettysburg, Pa 44. 96, 103, 460 

Gettysburg National Park, Battery E, 

monument 439 

Gettysburg National ParkCommission. 439 

report, 1902 70 

Geyer, Rebecca H 6 

Ghent, Belgium 1.56,200 



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Gibbs, Henry R 6, 37 

Gibraltar, coal trade 365 

Gibson, Henry E 35, 49, 130, 406 

Gibson, Paris 23, 28, 122, 401, 464 

Giddings, Napoleon B 459 

Gifford, Sarah E 114, 133, 181 

Gil, Alejandro Wos v 400 

Gilbert, Alonzo 42, 90 

Gilbert, Ann 47, 90, 112 

Gilbert, Jennie M 37,111,181 

Gilbert, Lvman A. L 27,90 

Gillrt, ( 'harks W. ...: 141 

GilHngwa ters, James E 459 

Gillingwaters, Lanra S 459 

Gilmore, Mary A. F 110, 135, IM 

Glafeke, H 90 

Glass, Rebecca A 20, 90, 135 

Glass, Germany 365 

qnartz 202 

window- 394 

Glass workers, strike in Bohemia.. 339,365 

Glauchau, Germany 157 

Glauconite 194 

Glazer, Joanna 120, 133, 181 

Glenn, John 6 

Glenn Creek gold-mining dist., Alaska 220 

Gloucester, Mass., fishery products. 77,168, 

209, 241, 269, 296, 312, 338, 367, 392,425 

Gloversville, N. Y., topographic sheet. 309 

Gloves, Chemnitz exports 318 

Glucose 222 

Gluten feeds 222 

Glycerin 434 

for vaccine virus 434 

Goats 63, 301, 388, 421 

Goatskins 401 

Gobiesocidse 325 

Goddard, Luther D 42, 90 

Godwin, William T 459 

Gold 226,426 

Alaska 226, 289 

Australasia 202 

British Columbia 426 

imports and exports 162, 200 

Latin America 232 

Mexico 475 

Nicaragua 432, 475 

Peru 373 

Primorskaya 232 

production 156, 432 

Tonopah, Nev 478 

Gold Coast Railway 63 

Gold mining, Ecuador 317, 372 

Uruguay 317 

Yukon 475 

Gold standard, Amazonas 62 

Peru 345 

Gold/ogle, Henry M 123 

Goleta, Cal., topographic sheet 427 

Golofnin Bay, chart 312 

Goma-brea 199 

Good Bay, chart 197 

Good Roads Association, National 362 

Good roads train 190 

Good seeing 400 

Goodrich, Mary J Ill, 181 

Goodwin, Alexander W 90 

Goodwin, Elisha A 90 

Gordon, Robert 75 

Gorgas, William C 104, 138, 184 

Gorrell, Cyrus V 34, 90, 108 

Goshen Hole, Wvo 56 

Goslin, Emma D 90, 133 

Gothenburg, Nebr.. topographic sheet. 56 

Gottingen University 361 

Gould, AlphonsoT 90,131 

Gove, Freeman R 6 

Government, road improvement 190 

what it fails to do 148 



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Government Actuarv 67, 160, 203, 

235, 204, 291, 319, 347, 374, 402, 433, 489 
Government bonds, seeGovt. Actuary — 

Loans and Currency Division. 
Govt, documents, see Documents. 
Govt. Hospital for Insane ... 47, 56, 370, 477 

intestinal parasites of inmates 292 

report, 1902 225 

report, 1903 480 

Govt. Laboratories Bur., P. I... 207,323,377 

Government monopolies, Formosa 289 

Government officials, delinquent 66 

foreign decorations, etc 486 

new ( ittices created 251 

Government ownership, of railroads.. 270 

Government Printing Office. . . 77, 168, 209, 

241 209, 297, 320, 352, 380, 408, 442, 499 

new building 430, 491 

report, 1902 77 

salary of public printer 141 

stable 121 

Govt, property, see Public property. 
Govt, reservations, see Reservations. 

Government salary tables 159, 488 

Governors Island 438 

Gowanus Creek Channel 438 

Grade crossings, D. C 220, 465 

Graduate school of agriculture 253 

Graduate School of Agriculture, Ohio 

State Universitv 189, 223 

Graff. Joseph V ". 29, 123 

Grafting, skin 264 

Graham, Charles 23, 90, 135 

Graham, Harry L 115, 181 

Graham, John 120, 132, 181 

Graham, Thomas 117, 181 

Graham. WUJiam H 144 

Grain, (iermany 426 

tariff in Great Britain 156 

transportation 169 

Grain louse 52 

Grain shippers 426 

Grainger, Charles M 6 

Grand Banks, ice 197 

Grand Forks, N. Dak 389, 470 

Grand Harbor, IMalta 339 

Grand Prize at Rome 251 

Grand Rapids, Mich., public building. 187 

Grand River 436 

Grand Vallev, irrigation 223 

Grant, Ulysses S., statue 499 

Grant Statue or Memorial Commission 499 

Grape-fruit 279 

Grape juice, unfermented 281 

Grapes 202,281 

Graphite 257 

Grasse, France 475 

Grasshoppers 350 

Graves, Jav P 12, 126 

Graves, Philander H 117, 129, 181 

Graves, Confederates 1-1, 15, 45, 460 

Graving docks, see Dry-docks. 

Gray, Horace 208 

Gray, William 497 

Gray, Wilson G 37, 90, 112 

Grays Point, Mo., bridge 457 

Grazing, forest reserves 427 

Grealish,M.J 11,90 

Great Britain, Alaskan boundary. 154,219 
American colonies asdependencies. 378 

American locomotives 200 

American shoe machines 262 

American wares 63 

army 163 

beef supplies 200 

Cabinet 297 

Chilean trade with 156 

cider 222 

consular service 426 



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Page 

Great Britain, cotton 365 

ed ucation 478 

ed.ucation in South African colonies 477 

electric power 232 

engine cars 42t) 

engineering standards com 365, 475 

exports 393 

herring fisheries 168 

house-cleaning device 339 

industries 156 

investments abroad 393 

iron and steel 394 

lace and hosiery exports 318 

motor-cars . . . ." 475 

motor-cycles 63 

municipal socialism 318 

municipal trading 262 

neutrality in Civil War 431 

prevention of bobbin bulging lr,6 

shipping in the Orient 394 

standardization 262 

state aid to shipping 419 

steamships to Argentina 372 

tariff 156, 393, 426 

trade 261, 345, 394, 400, 432, 474, 475 

treaties with U. S 10, 156, 198, 219 

tuberculin test of cattle 361, 388 

Venezuelan claims 4S6 

waterworks 262 

white population of colonies 393 

Great Eastern Canal 254 

Great Falls and Old Dominion Rv . . . 9, 13 

Great Lakes 436 

climate of forestless regions around. 281 

lights and fog-signals 235 

meteorological charts 192, 282 

naval training station 58, 429 

storms 310 

see also Northern and Northwestern 
Lakes Survey. 

Greece, consular conv. with U. S 198 

consuls 344 

currants 289 

economic conditions 262 

industrial notes 365 

money-order convention with U. S. 219 

paper barrels 261 

silk culture 289 

sulphate of copper 201, 262 

Greelev, Martin 90, 108 

Greelv, Charles B 26, 90 

Green, Ann M 90,133 

Green, S. R 123 

Green, William H 6 

Green Bay 71, 

267, 294. 322, 349, 376. 405, 439, 493 

Green Island Anchorage, chart 197 

Greeralite 194 

Greene, William S 137 

Greenhouses, fumigating 389 

Greenlau. Adelaide 74 

Greenlings 325, 351 

Greenman, An.son 6 

Greenman, James 19, 90, 131 

Greensboro, N. C, Government offices . 65 

Greer. Rebecca R 21,90 

G regg, A Icra nder W 466 

Gregg, George F 20 

Gregg. Louisa 106 

Gregg, Robert C 103, 137 

Grennue, Joseph 34, 113, ISl 

Griffin, Ro.siUina 496 

Griffin, Sarah, see Riley. 

Grindstone, N. Y., topographic sheet . . 149 

Griswold,John N. A 166 

Grosse Isle, light 96 

Grosvenor. Chas.H. 44,49,137,143,144,186,188 

Ground, temperature, Manila 165 

Grove, Hans A 116,135,181 



Page 

Grove, Leonard S 25, 90 

Grubaugh, George R 105, 181 

Guadalupe River 491 

Guam or Guajan I.sland 406 

commerce 162 

Filipino prisoners 58 

government 58 

Guanica, P. R., chart 424 

Guano 372 

Guantanamo, Cuba 400 

Guatemala 62, 

156, 231, 288, 317, 345, 372, 400, 487 

bananas 475 

commercial conditions 475 

convention with U. S 219 

earth<iua kes 155 

extradition 199, 432 

maps 345 

polypodiimi 296 

steamship line to United States 199 

Guayanilla, P. R., chart 473 

Guayaquil, Ecuador 62, 156 

GuaVaquil and Quito Railroad 345 

Gubat, P. I., chart 234 

Gudger.Jas. .1/.. Jr., contested election. 360 
Guiana, British, .see Briti.sh Guiana. 
Gulf, .-.ee name of gulf. 

Gulf bU)Ckading squadron 399 

Gulf Coast, lights and fog signals 375 

petroleum 226 

Gulf coastal plain, petroleum 341 

Gun-carriages, see Gun mounts. 

Gun Factorv, Naval 430 

Gun mounts 72, 97, 287, 322, 494 

Gunboats 195 

Gunnell, Francis M 496 

Gunnery, injuries to property 103 

Gunpowder ". 205 

Guns, condemned 349 

cost of manufacture 72 

Galling 287 

machine 287 

rapid-fire 287 

specifieatitms 230, 494 

Guntersville, Ala., bridge 96, 100, 127 

Gutta-percha, artificial 394 

Brazil 157 

Guyandot River 437 

Gypsum 227, 478 

bibliography 226 

Haapai Group, chart 58 

Habana.see Havana. 

Hack inspector, D. C, report, 1903 498 

Hague palace of peace 345 

Hague protocol, Venezuela 288 

Hail cannon 192 

Hailstorms 310 

Haiti 156, 372, 400, 432, 487 

coffee 393 

election of president 62 

Hale. Eugene 11, 16, 58, 98, 104 

Hale, James A 31, 90. 118 

Hale, Jane 90, 119 

Halfmoon Bav, Cal 101, 4.57 

Hall, Darwin S 123 

Hall, Henrv D 457 

Hall, Hewlette A 123 

Hall, John H 117, 181 

Hall, William M 166 

Haller. Jennie E 74 

Haller, Samuel M 74 

Halsey, Thomas L 496 

Ham, David 6 

Hamburg, Germany, flags 475 

milk expo.sition 63 

proposed university 289 

shoemakers' exhibition 201 

wood imports 1.57 

Hamene Bay, chart 197 



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Page 

Hamilton, Edward L 4(i(i 

Hamilton, John. 2d 26, 90, 132 

Hamilton, revenue steamer 161 

Hamilton formation 149 

Hammond, Henry G 461 

Hammond, William A 104 

Hammciiidsport, N. Y., topog. sheet .. 257 

Hampden, Me., Dix monument 137 

Hampton, Ken.sey J 44,103,184 

Hampton, Va., Soldiers' Home 170 

Hampton County, S. C 362 

Hampton Normal and Agric. Inst 148 

Hanc( .rU , .1. ihn \V 467 

Handlx lok, soldier'.s 321 

Hanev, Sarah X.,see Pitt. 

Hanl'ord area, Cal 255 

Hannu. Marcus A 12, 87, 457 

Havsbrough. Henry C. 13,28,101,122,208,464 

Hanscom', Richard G 120, 127, 181 

Hanson, John, statue 187, 387 

Harbor master, D. C, report, 1903 498 

Harbors, see Engineer Dept., Army. 

Hardavvay. Alice 74 

Harding, Luev A 114 

Haren, Mary E 117 

Harford County, Md 53 

Hargeria 168, 351 

Hargreaves, Robert 6 

Harlem, N. Y., see New York City. 

Harlem River 437 

Harlev, .losephus E 496 

Harley, Otho F 496 

Harness, Paraguay 432 

Harper, George B 165 

Harpers Ferry, W. Va., U. E. Church . . 496 
Harpoot, Turkey, American vehicles. 63 
Harput, see Harpoot. 

Harrington, George F., alias 20,90,133 

Harrington, Grace 46, 114, 181 

Harris, Isaac 36, 117, 181 

Harris, Parmenas P 6 

Harris, William A 16, 102, 104 

Harrison, .\mbrus U 6, 32 

Harrison, Carter B 17, 36, 90 

Harrison, James 110, 132, 181 

Harrison, Lorenzo E 460 

Hart, Albert J 114, 181 

Hart, Frederick 22,90 

Hart, Zac 99 

Hart Farm School 220, 456 

Hartford, Conn., bridge 95, 100, 126 

Hartville, Wyo., geologic atlas 283 

Harvard, cruiser 9 

Harvard University 9 

Harvests, see Crops. 

Haskell, Ann M 20,90,135 

Haslaii:'. h'itfredo' 466 

Hassler Harbor,' chart 291 

Hastings, Harry, see Mason, Harrv E. 

Hatch, Crowell". 497 

Hatch, Harriet 42, 90 

Hatteras. Cape, waterspout 310 

Hattery, William M 114,128,181 

Haulistadt, Ind., topographic sheet — 314 

Haugen, Krick 467 

Haugcn , (iilhcrt N 49, 466 

Havana, Culia, reports of civil officers. 266 

.sanitary condition 156 

yellow "fever 345 

Havre, France 31S 

Hawaii 428, 429, 480 

birds 380 

btibonic plague claims 9, 49 

climate 54, 147, 224, 256, 282, 310 

commerce 162, 223 

commissioner of labor, rp.,1902. 242, 297 

crabs 351 

election law 144 

fishes 241, 325, 380 

geographic names 234, 263 



Page 

Hawaii, governor, report, 1902 225 

governor, report, 1903 428 

history of tariff treaty 185 

irrigation 469 

isopods 380 

labor laws 425 

lalj<ir question 98 

2d Legislative Assembly 54 

Light-House Estalilishment 467 

lighthouses 158 

porpoise 380 

post route map 61 

reciprocity with United States 98 

right of way 16 

.silver currency 9 

sugar 405 

Hawaii Agric. Exper. Sta., rp., 1902... 254 

Hawaii Ditch Company, Limited 16 

Hawaiian Electric Company, Ltd. 460,466 

Hawk, sloop 496 

Hawkins, Emily 119, 139, 181 

Haxtun, Annie A 166 

Haxtun, Milton 166 

Hmj, James 137 

Hay, John 141,219 

Hay, cowpea 388 

Hav-Bond treaty 10 

Hay market square, D. C 167 

Hay-Pauncefote treaty 378 

Haynes. John \ 107,135,181 

Healds Bank, light vessel 125 

Health, eft'ect of preservatives in food. 310 
see also Public health. 

Health Board, P. 1 207,239 

Health Department, D. C 268 

report, 1902 167, 239 

Health Officers, Conference of State 
and Territorial, with Pub. Health 
, and Marine-Hospital Service ... 490 
Health Reports, see Public Health Rps. 

Heard, Melinda 6 

Hearing, in fishes 209 

Hearn, G. D 166 

Heart, horses 421 

Heath, W. C 145 

Heatu'ole, Joel P 141, 186 

Hebrew Union Veteran Association . . 138 
Hebrews, see Jews. 

Hebron Academy 193 

Heddleson, Mary B 47, 90 

Hedge Fence Shoal, light vessel 473 

Keen, Nellie E 28,90 

Heinzman, George 25, 90 

Heiser, John G 6 

Heiskell, Ferdinand 108,131,181 

Heitfeld, Henry 101, 122 

Helena, Ark 43, 95 

Helena, Mont., topographic sheet 257 

Hellig Olav, Danish steamship 289 

Helphinstine, Henry C 20 

Helton, Oliver P ..." 47,90 

Hematite, Spain 262 

Hcmai way. James A 28, 123 

Heniiliraiichiate fishes 325,351 

Hemp, mauila 485 

Hemiistead, N. Y., topographic sheet. 257 

Hench, Martha E 34,90 

Hendersim, Jtilia 481 

Henderson, William A 6 

Henderson, Ky., Christian Chwrch ... 90 

Henequen ...'. 200, 232 

Henry, Robert L 43 

Henry, William 75 

Heppel, George 15 

Herbarium, Nat., contrib. from... 296,324 

Herbst, Rudolph 16, 459 

Heredity 406 

Hernandez, Jo.si5 M 401 

Herring 168 

Herron, George W 461 



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585 



Page 

Hersum, Ann A 42, 90 

Hertzog. Andrew J 6 

Hesperornis It^, 351 

He!>s, Clarence T> 6 

Hess, John 49G 

Hess. Robert C 496 

Hewitt. B. W 495 

Hexagrammidse 325, 351 

Hexom, Ole 90, 129 

Hevwood. William 21, 40, 90 

Hibhard, Eli 138 

Hickory. N. C 470 

Hides, Hungary 262 

Higgins, George H 117. 181 

Higgins Classical Institute 193 

High license, see Licenses. 

High Plains 55, 194 

Highways, see Roads— Streets. 

High wood Mountains forest reserve.. 467 

Hililchmnt. Charles Q 464 

Hill, Asa C 26, 46, 90 

Hill, Emmet C 23, 90, 131 

Hill, Isaac S 74 

Hill. Xancv C. see Bell. 

Hill. S. Josie 42, 90 

Hilliard. Henrv E 496 

Hills. Frank E" 117, 128, 181 

Hilo. Hawaii, post-office site 158 

Hilton. Charles S. F 33, 113, 181 

Hiltonhead. .S. C 494 

Hinkle. Marv A 90, 118 

Hinsdale. Burke A 148 

Hinton. James M 50 

Hirawata Wan. chart 371 

Historical Manuscripts Comn.,6th rp . 378 

Historical register. Army 321, 348 

Historical Review. American 378 

History, articles concerning 233,432 

subordination in treatment 378 

Hitchcock. Ethan A 166 

Hitt's. Jonathan 461 

Hitt. Robert R 29, 124 

Hi wassee River 492 

Hoag. Israel V 26, 90, 129 

Hoar. George F 57, 185 

Hober, Hiram A 17, 90 

Hodge, William M 6 

Hodges. Jacob E 74 

Hodges, William B 74 

Hogs, American pork in Turkey 394 

I'holera " 388 

dipping for lice 388 

feeding 388 

inspection 221, 360, 387 

quarantine 51. 221 , 252, 278, 360, 387 

soft pork and bacon 146 

tankage for 279 

Hohenstein boiler trials 151 

Hoists, ammunition 286 

Hokushu. charts 285, 316 

Holbrook's salamanders 77. 351 

Holidav. Svlvester 6 

Holland. Colly B 490 

Holland, see Netherlands. 

HvUiday. Elias S 36, 131, 466 

Hollihans Wharf, chart 483 

HoUingsead, Martha A 7 

Holls, George Charles 47S 

Holmes, Henry M 15, 90 

Holmes, Henrv T 75 

Holmes. Ira J. S 112, 132, 181 

Holmes, Hudson ,$: Co 441 

Holstein, Maggie V 90. 113. 136 

Holt. Charles F 461 

Homes 189. 253 

plants for adornment of 281 

Homestead 147 

Alabama 142, 183 

Alaska 122, 183 

Colville Reservation 95 



Page 
Homestead, commutation of entries.. 122 

2d entries 186 

soldiers 122 

Hominy 365 

Homochitto River 436 

Homotrypa 209, 351 

Honda. En.senada. chart 473 

Honduras 62, 

156, 199, 261, 288, 317, 345, 432, 475, 487 

agriculture 232 

coal 400 

commerce. 1902 262 

Louisiana Purchase Exposition 475 

public lands 475 

rubber vine 156, 157 

traction railroad 261, 289 

Honolulu, Hawaii, immigrant station. 67 

post-office site 158 

revenue steamer 30, 458 

Honshu, charts 196, 371 

Hookworm disease 265, 348 

Hooper, Otis T 21, 90 

Hoover. James A 117,462 

Hopkins, Albert J 123, 137 

Hopkins. Hannah J 20, 90, 135 

Hops, Austria-Hungary 394 

Saaz ." 475 

Horizon, light raysdeflected near. 153,197 

Hornbrook, James J 96 

Home. A. Paul 22,90,136 

Horner. Frederick 496 

Horner, Marie E 496 

Horses 146,266 

Army 404 

diseases of 421 

feeding 189, 253, 38S 

feet 348 

governmental insurance 365 

inspection and quarantine 221, 360 

larcenv of. Indian Territorv 44, 96 

saddle ." 336, 388 

selecting and judging 280 

transportation 51 , 360 

trypanosomiasis 323 

Horseshoe nails 289 

Horseshoeing 388, 422 

Horticulture and Botany Section . 189. 223 

Horton. Benjamin J ..." 64 

Hosiery 426 

British exports 318 

Chemnitz exports 318 

Hospital C< >rps. Armv 69, 376 

drill regulations 348 

enlistment 238 

Hospitals. Army 73 

marine " 161 

see also names of hospitals — places 
where located. 

Ho.stetler. William H. T Ill, 132, 181 

Hot Springs. Ark., Reservation 9,27 

report. 1902 225 

report, 1903 368 

Hotaling, Lyman 7, 35 

Hotchkiss rapid-fire gun 287 

Hotchkiss revolring cannon 287 

Hott. George W 75 

Hour angle 153, 197 

House-cleaning device 339, 394 

House of Representatives 28. 

122, 186, 220, 335. 359, 420, 464 

clerks 186 

commissioner from Alaska 122 

Delegate from Porto Rico 465 

em])loyees 186 

journal 277 

office building 143 

.salaries of emplovees 455 

Houseal, William H". 117, 181 

Houston, Alman J 39. 90 

Houston, Nelson T 496 



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Page 

Houston, Stephen J 47, 90 

Howard, Benjamin W 20 

Howard, Charles W 15, 459 

Howard, George T 466 

Howard, John B 74 

Howard, Joseph H 74 

Howard University, report, 1902 225 

report, 1903 .' 370 

Howarth, Richard S 118, 129, 181 

Howe, George F 20, 90, 133 

Howe, Michael 110, 132, 181 

Howell, Betij. F.. contested election... 359 

Howell, James W 459 

Howell County, Mo 470, 471 

Howgate, Henry W 93 

Hoyt, Edna K 27, 90, 130 

Huachuca Mountains, reptiles 325 

Huanchaco, Peru 373 

Hubbard, Gardiner G 148 

Hubbard, Jared P 21, 39, 90 

Huekell)erry, John W 7 

Hudsnn, Ji ma than 441 

Hudson, William H 7 

Hudson River 143, 437 

Huffman, Abraham \V 108,136,181 

Huffman, John 18, 90 

Huttord. Jeffrey 116, 134, 181 

Hughes, Benjamin F 116,133,181 

Huqlieii. James A 122 

Hn'll John A. T. 45, 137 

Humane agent, D. C, report, 1903 .... 498 

Humboldt Bay, chart 392 

Humes, Milton 96, 100, 127 

Humidity, 1888-1901 54 

Hungary , attorneys and notaries in U. S 393 

drawbacks 339 

fruit 365 

hides 262 

poultry 394 

proposed public works 339 

see also Austria. 

Hunt, Charles H., alias 119, 139, 182 

Hunt, Ellas 75 

Hunt, Mitchell 20, 90, 135 

Hunt, Zebedee 75 

Hunter, J. Banks 25, 33, 90 

Hunter, J. P 74 

Hunter, James 17,48,90 

Huntington, Thomas 74 

Huntsman, John W. B 18,90 

Hurepiti Bay, chart 197 

Huron, Lake 71, 

267, 294, 322, 349, 376, 405, 439, 493 

Charts 238, 267 

Hurricane Hole, chart 259 

Hurricanes 343, 390, 423 

Hussey, Josephine 40 



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Page 

Hygienic Laboratory 159, 

236, 265, 292, 320, 347, 403, 434 

Hymenolepis 292 

Hypsograph 263 

lee. Grand Banks 197 

Great Lakes 282 

machine for manufacturing 318 

Ice bulletin 54, 147, 224 

Icteroides bacillus 375 

Idaho, artesian wells 258 

boundary 56 

geology 396,478 

irrigation 223 

post route map 61 

Soldiers and Sailors' Home 464 

Idaho, U. S. S 429 

lemo Island, chart 196 

Igneous rocks 313, 479 

Ignition, of cotton 232 

Iletzk, Russia, salt mines 201 

Illinois, additional customs officer 458 

coal 226 

cooperative agricultural experi- 
ments 252 

courts of United States 165 

post route map 61 

river and harbor improvement 436 

Illinois and Mississippi Canal 436, 437 

Illinois E.Kperiment Station 363,470 

Illinois River 436 

Illiteracy of voting population 478 

Illuminating material 365 

Illustrations, in bulletins 189, 252 

of coins 184 

Iloilo, P. I., chart 160 

Iloilo River, chart 160 

Iloilo Strait, chart 160 

Imataca, Cano, chart 196 

Immediate transportation 346, 373, 488 

Immigrant stations, Ellis Island 67 

Quarantine Island 67 

sale of liquor forbidden 14 

Immigrants, medical inspection 161 

Transvaal 318 

Immigration 219, 345, 348 

Canada 200 

Colombia 288 

decisions .... 65, 159, 202, 234, 263, 290, 319 

decisions, Philippines 239, 295 

Honduras 475 

laws 233 

methods to induce 402 

Peru 345 

regulations 203,233 

Sao Paulo 372 

to regulate 14, 184, 188 

Immigration Bureau 64, 

67, 158, 203, 338, 364, 366, 367, 392, 424 



Hutcheson, J. B 166' i report, 1903 402 

Hutchinson, Eliza M 40,113,181 Immigration Committee 14 

Hutchinson, William S 17. 90 . Immigration Service 424 

Hutchin.son. Kans 352 , Imperial, Cal .191 



Hutt, Port, chart 196 

Huttonsville, W. Va 441 

Hvdra 241 

Hydraulic locks 318 

Hydrocyanic acid gas 389, 434 

Hydrographic bull . 58, 152, 195, 229, 259, 285 

Hvdrographie Office 58, 162, 195, 

229, 259, 285, 316, 343, 371, 398, 429, 483 

report, 1903 429 

Hydrography, California 368 

" Isthmus of Panama 55, 194 

Hydrography Division 56. 149, 

194, 258, 284, 315, 342, 370, 397, 428, 480 
distribution of Water-supply papers 187 

Hvdroids 324, 351 

Hygeia Hotel, Old Point, Va 99 

Hygiene, maritime 345 

"public, see Public health. 



Implements, agricultural, see Agri- 
cultural machinery. 

flint 379 

Import tax, see Tariff— names of arti- 
cles imported. 

Importers, excess customs repaid 262 

Imports 68, 

162, 201, 204, 205, 236, 265, 293, 340, 473 

agricultural 309 

animals and animal products 388 

see also countries and places. 

Incandescent electric lamps 152 

Income tax, France 365 

Prussia 156, 262 

Incomes, Prussia 262 

Independence, Fort 494 

Independence of U. S., anniversary. . . 317 
Independent treasuries, Baltimore — 65 



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Page 

Index, to Adv. sheets of consular rps. 63 

to Amer. Republics Bur. bulletins. . 288 

to circulars, Adjutant-General 163 

to classification of Military Infor- 
mation Divi.sion library 321 

to Cong. Record 5, 87, 179, 277, -155 

to copyrights 297 

to decisions of Compt. of Treas..etc. 198 
to diplomatic correspondence, etc. . 187 

to D. C. laws. 57th Cong. 2d sess 268 

to documents, 57th Cong. 1st sess .. 241 
to documents, 57th Cong. 2d sess. . . 4-42 
to Engineer Dept. reports, 1.^66-1900. 266 

to Experiment Station Record 362 

to general orders. Adjutant-Gen . .. 163 
to Gecdogical Surv. publications... 341 

to laws relating to War Dept 205 

to military subjects .... 163, 237, 348, 435 
to monthly bulletin of American Re- 
publics Bureau 487 

to Notice to Mariners, 1902, Coast 

and Geodetic .^urvev 160 

to Notice to Mariners. 1902, H. O. . . 58 

to Official Gazette, Patent Office.. 228, 

284, 370, 397, 428 

to Official Gazette. P. 1 349 

to orders and circulars of Adj t.-Gen . 403 

to Park improvement papers 307 

to patent decisions 150, 194, 342 

to patentees, in ventions. etc 258 

to Public Health Reports 161, 375 

to sailing directimis for Philippines. 402 
to .special orders. .\djutant-Gen. 163,491 

to Treasury decisions 65, 319 

Index-catalogue, of medical and vet- 
erinary zoology 145, 2.52, 308, 361 

.surgeon-general's library 294 

Indexing, agricultural literature . 189,468 

India, commerce 162 

cotton 261, 289 

electric power 365 

exports to 365 

irrigation 200, 479 

jute 394 

pepper 232 

railroads 1.56 

tea 426 

wheat 289 

India rubber, see Rubber. 

Indian affairs, decisions 228 

Indian .\fYair.s Committee, House.. 29,124 

Senate 14, 102, 186, 252, 458 

Indian agencies 284 

Indian agricultural school 458 

Indian Bur. 56, 150, 194, 228, 258, 284, 315. 480 

appropriations 102, 184 

report. 1902 194,256 

report, 1903 428 

Indian Commissioners, report, 1902... 370 
Indian corn, see Corn. 

Indian depredation claims 1.51.482 

Indian Education, Dept. of, N.E.A... 56 

Indian Island Sltjugh 492 

Indian lands 10,14, .56 

allotments of 10 

convevance of 477 

Minnesota 48,96 

Indian Ocean, tides 256 

Indian reservations, crimes on 95 

town sites 185 

see aim names of reservations. 

Indian Rights As.sociation : 477 

Indian schools 284 

Indian Schools Supt., report, 1902 56 

Indian service, officers 315 

supplies 56, 256, 480 

Iiidian Territory. Cherokee Indians .. 150 

Chicka.saw Indians 1.50 

courts of United States 43 

feeding station for cattle 360 



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Indian Territory, Indian in.spector, re- 
port, 1902 ; 256 

Indi.in inspector, report, 1903 480 

judge 136 

larceny of horses and Uve stock . . 44, 96 

medicine and surgerj' 29 

mine inspector, report, 1902 225 

mine inspector, report, 1903 397 

Ottawa Indians 480 

pharmacy 29 

post route map 61 

Presidential appointees 477 

recording of deeds, etc 96 

river improvement 437 

statehood 476 

timber and stone 9 

Indian wars, militan,- records.... .. 27,138 

Nevada ." 4.56 

Indiana, additional customs officer... 458 

asphalt, oil, and gas 226 

coal 226 

fish hatchery 13 

fresh-water isopods 325 

politics during Civil War 378 

post route map 61 

Indiana State Board of Agriculture... 466 
Indianapolis. Ind., public building... 27 

Indianola. Mi.s.s 48, 198 

Indians, Brazil 379 

family names 150 

laws, treaties, etc 252 

Mendocino Countv, Cal 296 

New York State. . ". 10 

political status 228 

trading with 194 

see also Indian — names of reserva- 
tions and tribes. 

Indicator, tidal 64 

Indo-China. currency 232 

Industrial arbitration 270 

Industrial Arts and Expositions Com. 465 
Industrial combinations, see Trusts. 

Industrial education 426 

Industrial exhibition, Limoges 289 

Industrial expositions 426 

Cape Town 475 

Vienna 475 

Industrial Home School. D.C., rp..l902. 76 

report. 1903 498 

Industrial property, see Patents. 

Industrial schools, Germany 365 

Industrial technological museum 432 

Industrial training 148 

Industries, Cuba 394, 476 

electrical 475 

Great Britain 156 

Honduras 261, 432 

Moselev's industrial inquirv 426 

Ontario ." 262 

Pern 317,345 

race in 456 

Industry, brig 74 

Infantry, supplying ammunition to. . . 404 

Infection, yellow fever 204, 264 

Infectio\is "diseases 430 

animals 10, 95, 221, 388 

District of Columbia 101 

Infectiveness, of milk 188 

Ingots, st^el 232 

Injunctions 10, 136 

patent cases 45 

Ink 145 

Inland waters, pilot rules 340 

Insane. D. C 498 

intracranial tumors 370 

Insane, Government Ho.spital for, see 
Government Hospital for Insane. 

Insanitv. statistics 97, 220 

Insecticides 222, 308, 361 , 434 

for San Jos6 scale 189, 190, 254 



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Insects, enemies of sugar beet 361 

hydrocyanic acid gas for 434 i 

iiijurious to redwood 190 

legislation for control of 189, 253 

Philippines 323,440 

see also Entomology Division. 

Insolation 310 

Inspection, certificates of 233 

customs 64 

medical, of schools 478 

of animals imported into U. S 262 

of boilers 100 

of cattle 51, 221, 261, 288, 360, 387 

of meat 365,394 

of safety appliances 241 

of tea 158 

of war-ships 58 

Inspector-General, Armv 71, 293, 493 

report, 1902 69 

report, 1903 405 

Soldiers' Home, D. C, report, 1903. 377 
Inspectors of steam vessels, see Steam- 
boat Inspection Service. 

Institutes, farmers' 2-53, 362 

Institutions, free entry for 290,319,346 

Instruction, military 189 

Instrument Division 53, 2.55 

Instruments, measuring 292 

meteorological 266 

recording 53 

Insular Aflfairs Bureau 71, 164, 206, 

238, 294, 322, 349, 376, 405, 440, 442, 494 

report, 1902 70 

report, 19U3 494 

Insular Affairs Committee . 30,125,220,465 

Insular possessions, govt, by U. S 141 

see aim names of islands. 

Insurance, horses 365 

machinery 394 

Insurance companies, claims 1.58,159 

fraudulent 419, 4.56, 463 

Insurance Department, D. C, rp., 1903. 498 

Insurgents, Philippines 70, 206 

Intensity observations 234, 263 

Intercontinental railway 98 

Intcrinsurance exchanges 4.56 

Interior Dcpt 54, 147, 192, 

224, 2.56, 282, 313, 340, 368, 395, 426, 476 

census records in 8 

military records in 138 

printing and binding 57 

report, 1902 54, 179, 225, 2-56, 477 

report. 1903 477 

reservations held by 188, 221 

sale. etc.. of public documents 481 

Interior Dept., P. I., report, 1902 ... 72,207 

Internal commerce 162, 

200, 205, 236, 348. 368, 395, 476 
Internal revenue, decisions. 65, 159, 202, 203, 
234, 263, 290, 319, 346, 374, 401, 433, 488 
see also Internal Revenue OfBce. 

Internal Revenue Office 67, 

203, 320, 374, 402, 433, 490 

report, 1902 64,67 

report, 1903 490 

Internat. Bridge andTerminalCo. 11,30,96 
International Commission of Ameri- 
can .\rcha?ology and Ethnology. 260 
International Congress of Medicine... 430 
Interna t.K.xcliaiige.Comn. on, Mexican 432 
Internat. Kx(liangc,Conin,on,U.S. 400,432 
Interna I ioual Geodetic Association ... 311 

International law 230,233,432 

International Mercantile Marine Co.. 339 

International Pri.son Commission 373 

International Prison Congress 201 

International Railway Congress.. 155,486 
International Sanitary Bureau ... 200,486 
Internat. Sanitary Convention ... 232,345 



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Interoceanic canals 14, 

62, 1.56, 18.5, 188, 199, 378, 406, 486 
documents concerning, to print . . . 187 

Interoceanic Canals Committee 14 

Interpreters, Korea 62 

Interstate and Foreign Commerce 

Committee 30, 125, 465 

Interstate commerce.. 14,43,44,97,143,270 

liquors 43 

Interstate Commerce Commis-sion 77, 

1.58, 169, 210, 241, 269, 352, 408, 442, 500 

report, 1902 77,269 

Interstate Commerce Committee 14 

Intestinal parasites 292 

Intoxicants, see Liquors. 

Intracranial tumors 370 

Inuboe Zaki, chart 371 

Invalid Pensions Committee 31,127 

Inventions, scientific 475 

see also Patents. 

Inventory, Hou.se folding room 420 

Invertebrate fo.ssils 396 

Investments, Amer., in France 393 

Great Britain 393 

Invoices, consular 96, 124, 373 

Invoicing, tobacco 233 

Ionized air 268 

Iowa, labor laws 241 

post route map 61 

roads 363 

war claims 49, 466 

Iowa, U. S. S 286, 398 

Iowa and Missouri Railway Company. 11 
Iowa College of Agric. and Mech. Arts. 422 

Iquitos, Peru 261, 317 

Ireland, education 478 

steel castings 289 

Iron 200, 226, 294 

Bulacan Province 350 

foundrv in Japan 156 

France' 288 

German export prices 365 

Mesabi Hills 194 

Mexico 231, 345 

pig, production 62 

process for hardening 394 

relation of use to prosperity 318 

Russia 475 

statistics 283 

Sudan 339 

Vermilion district 341 

Iron cowpea 190 

Ironware 426 

Irrigation 223, 2.54, 282, 362, 469 

alkaline and saline waters 310 

bibliography 361, 389, 422 

canals for 361 

for sugar beets 422 

India 200, 479 

strawberries 279 

Utah 187, 280 

Irrigation papers 56,149,194, 

258, 284, 315, 341, 368, 369, 396, 427, 479 

distribution of 187 

Isaacs, Alfred S 118 

Isgrigg, Thomas C 467 

Islands, set: names of islands. 

Isle an Haut. Me., light, etc 126 

I.sle of Pines, see Pines, Isle of. 

Isoclinic lines 208 

Isogenic charts 392 

Isogonic lines 208 

Isopods 325, 380 

Isthmian canal, see Interoceanic ca- 
nals. 

Isthmian Canal Commission 66 

Isthmus, see name of isthmus. 

Italy, American contractors 426 

tJlockade of Venezuelan ports 201 



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Italy, citrus fruit 261 

commerce 200 

cork forests 475 

education 478 

phylloxera 63 

rivers and canals 365 

silkworms , .-; 201 

Venezuelan claims 4^6 

Itasca Countv, Minn., bridge 11, 96 

Ivev, Marv J 26, 47, 90 

Ivory, Antwerp 262, 394 

Ivv, lighthouse tender 67 

Jackman, Ann M 22, 90, 134 

Jackson. Andrew 18, 90, 130 

Jackson, Ann .S 50 

Jackson, B. H 496 

Jackson, James 496 

Jackson, James T 24, 40, 90 

Jackson, Oliver C 33,113,181 

Jackson, Willard A 42, 90 

Jackson, William W 11, 462 

Jackson , Tenn 467 

Jacksonville, Fla., public building 97 

Jacobs, Elizabeth 34,91 

Jail, D. C, warden 101 

Jamaica, hurricane 390 

Jamaica Bay, chart 392 

James, Hannah E 7,34 

James Hamilton Lewis, schooner 231 

James River 438 

Jamestown Island 438 

Janes, Hiram 7 

Janesville, Wis 389. 470 

Jansen, Gu.stav 118,140 

Japan, applied entomology 222 

bamboos 309 

commerce 394 

crustaceans 351 

financial svsteni 318 

fishes ". . 16S, 209, 240, 269, 324, 325, 351 

government iron foundry 156 

ovster culture 168 

plants 281 

railroads 157, 262 

squaloid sharks 325 

sugar refining 262 

tariff 63 

Yangtze trade 365 

Java 394, 494 

Jefferson. Thomas, correspondence... 373 
Jefferson Memorial and Interstate 

Good Roads Convention 190 

Jefferson Jlemorial Association of 

rnited States 124, 184 

Jefferson Memorial Road 190 

Jeflerson's manual 359, 420 

Jenkins, A.J 497 

Jenkins, Joseph 467 

Jennings, Henry 7 

Jerusalem artichokes 63, 261 

Jewell, .Arthur C 491 

Jews, agricultural school 318 

Jimenez, Port, chart 285 

Johns, Elizabeth 74 

Johns H<ii)kins I'niversitv 478 

Johnson, Ellen ." 37, 107, 181 

Johnson, Gilman B 21, 91, 134 

Johnson . Jiiseph T 466 

Johnson, Peter 36,91,115 

Johnson, R. G 497 

Johnston, Lambert 120, 181 

Johnston, Martha .\ 7 

Johnston. Sanders W 106, 140, 181 

Johnston, William 7, 34 

Joint resolutions, see Bills — Laws. 

Joint-stock companies, Scotland 201 

Jolo, P. I., chart 347 

Jolo Archipelago, sailing directions .. 346 
Jolo Island, chart 347 



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Jolo Sea, charts 160, 371 

sailing directions 346 

Jones, Betsey 91, 131 

Jones, Cvrus 74 

Jones. James 40, 91, 113 

Jones, John Paul, manuscripts con- 
cerning .■ 297 

statue 102, 459 

Jones, Julia E 46,91,107 

Jones, Levi 15 

Jones, Reuben 498 

Jones, Samuel G 96 

Jones, Wedey L 142 

Joplin, Mo., lead and zinc 226 

Jordan, Julia A 39, 91 

Jordan River 280 

Joseph, James H 7 

Journal, Frederick 36, 110, 181 

Journals, House 277 

Senate 277 

State and Territorial 242 

Joy. Charles F 126 

Ju'bb, William J 31, 120 

Judge-Advocate-General, Army ... 72,205 

report, 1902 70 

report, 1903 405 

Judge-Advocate-Gen.. Xavv, rp,, 1902. . 151 

report. 1903 430 

Judges, additional, in U.S. courts. 42,44,96 

Indian Territorv 136 

lists of 151, 195 

salaries 44, 96 

South Carolina 136 

Judgments, circuit and district courts. 151 

Court of Claims 73, 157, 1.58, 165, 496 

Indian depredations 151, 482 

Judicial appropriations 11, 94 

Judiciary Com., House 42,49,136,464 

Senate 14,57,102 

Judkins, Abner M 24, 36, 91 

Juglans nigra 362 

Jump customs and boarding station . . 142 

Juneau, Alaska, cable 69 

school lands 9 

subport of entry 144 

Justice Department 57, 

65, 150, 158, 195, 315, 397, 428, 482 

report, 1902 179 

report, 1903 482 

reservations held by 188, 221 

Jute 394 

Kaaterskill, X. Y., topographic sheet. 369 

Kaempfer, Ada S 26, 91 

Kafer, Gottlieb 91, 118 

Kagavan Sulu, chart 285 

Kahn. Julius 43, 136 

contested election 360, 465 

Kahoka, Mo., topographic sheet 228 

Kaingaroa Bay, chart 196 

Kaiser, Julius A 7,16 

Kail tract, D. C 13, 29, 95 

Kamaishi. Japan, chart 196 

Kanawha River 438 

Kansas, courts of United States 95 

geologv 396 

labor statistics 169 

post route maps 61, 399 

triangulation 234, 263 

Kansas Citv, Kans 95 

Kansas City, Mo., bridge 30, 96 

Kansas City, Parkville and St. Joseph 

Electric Railway Company ... 30,96 

Kansas River 492 

dam 100, 127 

Kanuti River 193 

Kapua Entrance, chart 2.59 

Karquines Strait, chart 160, 203 

Kate and Anna, schooner 231 

Katharine Islands, see Ujae Islands. 



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Kathlamet texts 296 

Kauffman, Joseph A 34, 120, 181 

Kaw River, see Kansas River. 

Kean, John 99, 101, 102, 458 

Kedzie, R. C 222 

Keen, John 112, 129, 181 

Kehn, John H 38, 105, 181 

Kehoe, James N 50, 144 

Keith, Ford vce M 20, 91, 130 

Keith, William 31,119,181 

Keliher, John A., contested election... 360 

Keller, Mary B 47,91 

Kellev, John, 2d 22,91 

Kellev, William 7 

Kelly, Hannah 461 

Keiiiiifer, Ada S., see Kaempfer. 

Kendall, William 91 

Kenduskeag River, bridge 65, 4S9 

Kenly, N. C, topographic sheet 314 

Kennedy, Susan 17, 91 

Kenny, William 46, 116, 181 

Kenova, W. Va., topographic sheet ... 314 
Kenova and Big Sandy R. R.Co... 143,184 

Kent, Lindley C 457 

Kent, Susan 26,47,91 

Kentucky, drainage 369 

labor laws 241 

lead, zinc, and fluorspar 226 

mail contracts 372, 399 

post route map 61 

river improvement 436 

war claims 159 

Kentucky River 437 

Kepler, William ■. . 91, 133 

Kerbey, Joseph A 7 

Kermadec Islands, chart 196 

Kerosene, see Petroleum. 

Kerr, George 7 

Kershncr, Edward 496 

Kescnnuma bays, chart 196 

Key West, Fla., harbor improvement. 435 

Khaki d ved cotton canvas 230 

Kidder, Augustus L 119, 135, 181 

Kilbourne, Serenus 44 

Kile, Oliver W , 110, 132, 181 

Killarney Harbor, chart 267 

Killisnoo, Alaska, chart 234 

Killough, Nancy A 24,91 

Kilty, .Augustus H 166 

Kimball, William A 32,91 

Kimberly. Nannie M 7 

Kincaid, Sallie H 35, 107 

Kindel, George J 500 

Kindergarten, idea of nurture 478 

Kinderhook. N. Y., topographic sheet. 257 

King, George A 33, 91 

King, Shepherd H 106, 128, 181 

King, William 114, 133, 181 

Kingfislier, Okla., public building 64 

Kingsbury, Lemuel 24, 91, 134 

Kingslev, Louis 75 

Kingsley. Royal A. S 462 

Kingwdod Coal Company 442 

Kinna, Sampson .' 144 

Kinney, Ida M 7 

Kiowa Agency 185, 476 

Kiowa and Comanche Reservation. 125, 185 

mineral lands 225 

Kiper, James D 7, 18 

Kirkpatrick, William 25 

Kirwan, Thomas 7 

Kitchin, da nde 123 

Kitchin. milium W 139 

Kites, for meteorological observations. 310 

Kittle. David M 39 

KiUredge, Alfred B 11, 99, 104 

Kittredge, Perry 420 

Kiushu, chart. ." 316 

Klamath Reservation 125 

Kleberg, liadolph 37, 131, 142 



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Kleonne, Julius C 50 

Kloss, C. B 324 

Knapp, Byron C 108, 132, 181 

Knapp, Christine B 110, 181 

Knepple, William H 19, 38, 91 

Knestrict, Benjamin 34, 91, 108 

Kniglit, Eliza 7 

Knights of Pythias 45 

Knoles, Perry J 138 

Knoop, John T 19,38,91 

Knoxville, Tenn., 1st Presbyterian Ch. 49 
Knoxville.Lafollette&JellicoR.R.Co. 95 

Kobama Hakuchi, chart 371 

Koerner, Gotthard 7 

KohlhaufY, Adam 117 

Koops, Bertha R 19, 47, 91 

Korea, chart 1.52 

interpreters 62 

Kornilov Gulf, chart 152 

Kotzebue Sound 193 

Kountz, W. J 456 

Kowak River 193 

Ko^iikuk River 204 

Kovukuk Trail 204 

Krohn, Philip 114,133,181 

Kropf . Frederick 32, 91 

Kuji Wan, chart 196 

Kulmbach, Germany 425 

Kushiro, Japan, cha*rt 285 

Kwadjelinn Islands, chart 196 

Kyao-chau, China 262 

Kyle, Thomas B 50 

Labels, decisions 342 

registration 229 

see also Official Gazette, Patent Off. 
Labor, arbitration in British Columbia 200 

bibl iograph V 270 

child .■ 148 

8-hour day 97, 101 

foreign conditions 394 

France 63 

Hawaii 98 

injunctions 10 

laws in New Zealand 200 

navy-yards 58, 151 , 195, 229, 2.59, 285 

wages on farms 471 

see also Labor Bur. — Labor Dept. 
Labor Bur. ( formerly Labor Dept. ) . 338, 425 
statistical work transferred from .. . 365 

Labor Department 169. 241, 297 

report, 1902 169, 210 

taking of statistics 123 

. see a'so Labor Bureau. 

Laboratories, engineering 189,253 

for study of criminals 14, 43, 97, 220 

Pub. Health and Marine Hosp.Serv. 159 

Laborers' Welfare Exposition 318 

Lac Courte ( )reille Reservation 96 

Lac d>i Flambeau Reservation 96 

Lace, Bohemia 394 

British exports 318 

Maltose 318 

Nottingham 157, 394 

Lacey, John F 48, 125, 142 

La Crosse, Wis., harbor improvement. 437 

Ladrone Islands 207, 442, 443 

La Fayette. Marquis de, bustof 14.459 

Lafourche Bayou 436 

Laguan Bay, chart 374 

Lai Islands, chart 196 

Laie Bay 259 

Lake, M'inn 492 

Lake Charles, La 191 

Lake Shore and Michigan Southern 

Ry.Co 352 

Lake survey charts, see Northern and 

Northwestern Lakes Survey. 
Lakes,,>.re Great Lakes — names of lakes. 

Lakes, Dept. of the, report, 1902 238 

report, 1903 404 



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Lallev, Sabina 33, 91, lH 

La Mar Bay. chart 429 

Lambs, see Sheep. 

Lameness, horse.s 421 

Lampridida 324, 3ol 

Lancaster, I'. S. R. S 371 

Land-grant colleges, see Agricultural 
colleges. 

Laud grants 49, 464, 481 

Land Offic?. General 54,56. 

150, 194, 228, 284, 315, 342, 370, 397. 480 
certified copies of patents, etc. . 142, 463 

decisions 148, 192, 225, 256, 368, 395 

homestead 147 

report. 1902 54 

report. 1903 397 

Land offices, records 148 

registers and receivers 142 

witne.sses 28, 96 

Land registration act, Philippines 164 

Land titles. Philippines 164, 207 

Landers. Hester A. R 24, 91, 132 

Landing, of perishable cargoes 346 

Landram. Louis 441 

Landram. William J 441 

Lands, agricultural, Cuba 318 

alkali 280, 281, 363 

Argentina 260 

Cherokee Nation 1.50, 258, 419 

church-, Porto Rico 104 

Creek N ation 228, 2.58, 315 

District of Columbia 13, 124 

forest 336,362 

Indian, see Indian lands. 

Missis.sippi 420 

patented, California 477 

Philippines 187 

public, see Public lands. 

reclamation of 390 

school, see School lands. 

taxation in Xew Zealand 1-57 

tenure and disposition 219 

Lane, John Q 113, 130 

Lanham, Samuel W. T 43 

Lansing. Kans., fossil human remains. 407 

La Perouse Strait, chart 316 

Larceny, of horses and live stock... 44,96 

Larch, European 336 

Lard, .\merican. in Malta 232 

Larimer. Richard A 23, 91, 133 

Larix Europtea 336 

Lark Harbor, chart 483 

La Rochelle. France 318 

Larva, of moths 325 

Lasiurine bats 77, 351 

Las-ellsville, N.Y., topographic sheet. 369 

Latchford. Thomas 124 

Latin America, automobiles 63 

copper, silver, and gold 232 

intercontinental railway 98 

see ato American RepubiicsBureau. 

Laughlin, John 7 

Launch service. Costa Rica 318 

Lavaca Bay 492 

Lavender. C. H 75 

Law of nations, see International law. 

Lawrence, Lucinda 41 , 114, 181 

Laws 5. 87, 180, 201. 219, 251, 419, 455 

agricultural banking, Bahia 62,156 

alien, Venezuela 261 

assay 68, 235 

banking. Venezuela 288 

bankruptcv, Argentina 220. 

260,288,317.344,372 

Brazilian revenue • 232 

bridges over navigable waters 349 

canals and railroads, D. C 220 

Chinese exclusion 338, 367 

citizenship in Cuba 1.56 

coffee exportation in Haiti 487 



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Laws, copyright 169, 409, 443 

corporations, D. C 220 

Cuban diplomatic, etc., service 261 

customs, Mexico 156 

Customs Service 289, 290, 319, 346 

District of Columbia 268 

Engineer Corps 492 

exports 340 

forest reserves 480 

game 388 

immigration 2.33, 367 

Indian 252 

insecticides 308 

interoceanic canal 199 

labor 169, 241, 297, 338,425 

land, Argentina 260 

Light-Houw;' Establishment 264 

mail transportiition 431 

meat inspection 365, 394 

mining companies, etc., Bolivia... 262 

navigation, etc 312,474 

Xavy, etc., 57th Cong. 2d sess 258 

Pacific railroads 482 

patents, Germany 394 

patents, trade-marks, and labels... 229 
patents and trade-marks. Mexico. . 487 

Philippine Commis.sion, 2d 72, 

164,207,239,295,377,440 

Philippine Comn., 2d, to print 187 

Philippines 164 

Portal, N. Dak., subport of entry. . . 64 
Public Health and Marine-Hospital 

Service 490 

public lands, Honduras 475 

quarantine 235 

rebate of duties on coal 64 

road 363 

session, 57th Cong. 2d sess 219 

Sherman anti-trust 57 

stamp taxes in Mexico 340 

statistical 2-56 

Statutes at Large 251 

Steamboat Inspection Service 205 

sugar, Germany 232 

sugar. Russia ." 366 

tariff. Bolivia 62 

tariff. British Guiana 318 

tariff. Colombia 339 

tariff. Ecuador 199 

tariff. Muroran 262 

tariff, Persia 289 

tariff, Santo Domingo 63 

temperance instruction 478 

timber lands 284 

town sites on public lands 185 

trusts 220 

use of word " bank " in Mexico 317 

Lawson, John F 181 

Lawton, David E 32, 111. 181 

Lawton, Okla 219 

Lawton, U. S. S 371 

Lawton, Fort 69 

Lavsan Island 380 

Leach, Morton A 21, p9, 91 

Lead 226, 479 

Leaf-beetle 2>2 

Leaf tobacco 374 

Leakage, bonded spirits 402 

Learned. A. Francis 99 

Leary. Augusta X 7 

Leases. War Department 69 

Leave of absence, navy-yards, etc 259 

Leavenworth. Henry, statue 138 

Leavenworth. Kans., Leavenworth 

statue 138 

Leavenworth, Fort, General Service 

and Staff College ... 238,293,376,404 

Lebanon, Pa 191 

Leekie. Helen O 119, 181 

Le Conte, Joseph 478 



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Lecturers, farmers' institutes 362 

Ledvarrl, Bessie 48, 91, 107 

Lee, Daniel F 45, ISl 

Lee, Henry A 73 

Lee, Joseph A 73 

Lee, Julia 22, 91 

Lee, Rufus V 7 

Lee, Samuel 2S 

Lee, Thomas D 73 

Lee, William D 73 

Lee Countv, Ark., bridge 96, 99 

Lee Countv, Fhi 122, 184 

Leech, William ISl 

Leech Lake Reservation 315, 370 

Leepard, Sarah A 34, 91, 118 

Leeward Islands, H. I 76,351,380 

Leffingwell. Hiram S 7 

Lefroy, H. Maxwell 324,351 

Leg, contusion of 264 

Legacy tax 374 

Legare, George S., contested election.. 360 

Legaspi, P. I., chart 347 

Legislation, see Laws. 

Legislative appropriations 11, 94 

Leipzig, Germany, street railways 394 

Lemons 475 

Leo XIII, Pope... 10 

Leonard, John R 138 

Lepidopa 324, 351 

Lepidoptera 76, 325 

Leprosy 68 

Leptochloa 146 

Lessig, William H 7 

Lessler, Montague 139 

Lester, Abnef H 7 

Letter-carriers, claims 123 

reindeer 193 

Letters rogatory 45 

Leucania 325 

Levant, French exporters to visit 475 

Levenseler, Laura 22, 91 

Lever, Asburij F., contested election .. 360 

Lewis, Anson 39, 120, 181 

Lewis, Harris A. P 461 

Lewis, Harry, see Mason, Harry E. 

Lewis, John \V 137 

Lewis. Piummer 36,109,181 

Lewis and Clarke forest reserve 278 

Lewis Bluff, bridge 96, 100, 127 

Lewis, James Hamilton, .schooner 231 

Lewisburg, W. Va 136 

Lewiston, Idaho 470, 471 

Leyte, sailing directions 234 

Lib Island, chart 196 

Libby, Harry F 46,91,112 

Libraries, catalogue oi books for 427 

rural school 478 

see also names of libraries. 

Library Committee, House 137 

Senate 14, 102, 459 

Librarv of Abarenda, U. S. S 371 

Library of Agric. Dept. 190, 255, 336, 422, 469 

Librarv of Alliance, U. S. S 315 

Librarv of Atlanta, U. S. S 397 

Librarv of Castine, U. S. S 398 

Librarv of Concord, U. S. S 259 

Library of Congress 78, 169, 210, 242. 

270, 297, 326, 352, 375, 380, 409, 442, 500 

books on Central America, etc 432 

cataloguing rules 326 

documents wanted 242 

John Paul Jones manuscripts 297 

printed catalogue cards 352 

report. 19'J2 78 

report.s, to print 186 

Library of D. C, report, 1902 208 

report. 1903 49S 

Librarv of Dixie, U. S. S 285 

Library of El Cano, U. S. S 259 

Libraryof Government PrintingOflSce. 77 



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Librarv of Iowa, U. S. S 398 

Library of Lancaster, U. S. R. S 371 

Library of Lawton, U. S. S 371 

Library of Marietta, L . S. S 398 

Library of Mayflower, U. S. S 259 

Library of Military Information Div.. 321 

Library of Minneapolis, U. S. 8 316 

LibrarV of Monongahela, U. S. S 398 

Library of Nashville, U. S. S 285 

Librarv of Navv Department 197, 398 

report, 1903 430 

Librarv of Pensaeola, U. S. T. S 316 

Librarv of Petrel, U. S. S 371 

Librarv of Philadelphia, U. S. S 429 

Library of Ranger, U. S. S 483 

Library of Surgeon-General's Office... 294 

Library of War Department 494 

Lice, grain 52 

on hogs 388 

Licenses, D. C 101 

liquor 9 

Licorice, extract 199 

Lieberg, Eberhard P 7, 23 

Lieu land selections 28, 48, 184 

Lieutenant-General Commanding Ar- 

[ mv, report, 1902 237 

Lieutenants, Army 103,104,137,460 

Marine Corps 229 

Life-in.surance 463 

Life-saving districts 347 

Life-Saving Service 67, 292, 347 

report, 19^2 203 

Life-saving stations 347 

see also names of places. 

Light 406,407 

deflection of rays 153,197 

influence on ijlant growth 282 

I/Light-House Board 67, 161, 203, 

235, 261, 292, 320, 367, 375, 392, 425, 474 

i .signals of yesiels 33^, 474 

j Light-House Establishment. Hawaii.. 467 
see also Light-House Board. 

Light-ships, Brunsvvick, Ga 30,457 

Healds Banks 125 

Hedge Fence Shoal 473 

Orford Reef 473 

specifications 392 

Lightfoot, Sarah D 35, 109, 181 

Lighthouse depot, Boston 12, 31, 95, 126 

Lighthouse districts, 1st 264 

2d 12, 31, 95, 292 

31 320 

4th 367 

5th 425 

6th 474 

to increase number 12, 127, 457 

Lighthouse Rocks, chart 392 

Lighthouse tenders, 12th district 12 

Lake Superior 473 

specifications 67 

Lighthouses, see Light-Hou.se Board — 
names of places. 

Lightning 147 

Lights, Atlantic and Gulf coasts 375 

lists of 67, 152, 235, 259 

Pacific Coast of United States and 

British Columbia 161 

railway trains 426 

see also Beacons— names of places. 

L'gnite, bibliographv 226 

for fuel .' 289 

Likes, Edmond 7 

Likit'b IslaTids, chart 316 

Lilies, Faster 281 

Lillie. British schooner 486 

Lillman, Fredericke W 25, 91, 129 

Lima. Peru 318 

Lime, sulphur, and salt wash 189,222 

Limestone 227 

Buda 149 



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Limited companies, Bolivia 262 

Limoges, France 289 

Linaloe, Mexican 3(55, 372 

Lincoln, Abraham 359, 380 

Lincoln, Matthew VV 114,136,181 

Lincoln t( irest reserve 219 

Lindenbower, Vina 22 

Lindsay, George II 37 

Lindsay, Robert L 15 

Linnarssonella 324 

Linton, Harvey B 7 

Lip Island, see Lib Island. 

Lippiii 279 

Lipi>incott, John 166 

Licjnid fuel, for Navy 151 

Liquor dealers, tax-paid spirits 402 

Liquors, Alaska 9 

internal revenue tax 490 

interstate commerce 43 

malt 222 

sale forbidden in public buildings. . 14 

.sale in post exchanges, etc 45, 69 

samples of imported adulterations. 290 

special tax 67 

see oteti Spirits. 

Lister, Elizabeth 40, 113, 181 

Listen, George A 118, 135, 181 

Literature, agricultural, indexing 189 

Litliium 341 

Lithographic stone 289 

Little, Eliza 42, 91 

Little, William M 96,139 

Little Belt Mts. forest reserve 219 

Little Current, Ontario, chart 267 

Little Kanawha River 438 

Little Sorlus Bay, chart 322 

Little Wabash River 492 

Little Wood River 469 

Littlefalls, N. Y., topographic sheet .. 314 

Littlefidd, Charles E 43, 137 

Littlefield, Eliza E 91, 129 

Live stock, see Cattle. 
Livernash, Edward J., contested elec- 
tion 360, 465 

■Liverpool Steamship Owners' Assoc... 419 

Living, cost of 425 

Loaches 240, 351 

Loans, stored goods collateral for 63 

Loans and Currency Division 67, 

161,204,235,264,292,433 

Lobster 240 

Lockhart, Joseph D 17,91,140 

Locks, hydraulic 318 

see a^.so names of rivers and places. 
Locomotives, American, in England.. 200 

American, superiority of 365 

Locusts, 17-year ". 222 

yellow-winged 252 

Lodge, Henry C. 10,27,69,161,456,463, 485, 486 

Lodgers, soliciting seamen as 457 

Logan, Bridget 113,181 

Logan forest reserve 278 

Logan River 280 

Lone Wolf 166 

Lonewolf, Delos K 150 

Long, Robert H 99 

Long Bridge, D.C 435 

Long Island, rivers and harbors 437 

Long Island Sound 437 

Longfellow, Henrv W., statue 459 

Loog, P. I., chart 371 

Loomis, William F 22, 39, 91 

Lorain, Ohio, chart 71 

life-saving station 30, 184 

Los Angeles, Cal., Govt, offices 159 

Lots, D.C 124 

Lotteries 208 

Loud, Eugene F 48 

Loudenslager , Henry C 46, 139 

Longhlin, Timothy 91, 134 



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Louisiana, chart 392 

irrigation 469 

labor laws 241 

petroleum 226, 341 

post ro\ite maps 61, 400 

public lands 142 

river and harbor improvement. 436, 437 

school lands 122 

Louisiana Purchase 231,465 

Louisiana Purchase Exposition, see St. 
Louis, La. Purchase Expos., 1904. 
La. Purchase Expos. Comn. 63,157,201,487 

La. Purchase Expos. Co 63,167,201,487 

Louisville, steamer 159 

Louisville cV; Nashville Railroad Co... 500 
Lourenco Marquez, lumber and timber 200 

Love, Lucien B 48, 105, 181 

Lovering, WiUiam C 30, 126 

Low, Harry E., alias 237 

Lowden , Elizabeth IS, 91 

Lowe, William 91,108 

Lowell, A. Lawrence 497 

Lowry, N.N .50 

Loyd, William H 17, 91 

Lucas, Daniel R 37, 109, 181 

Luce, J. H. D 64 

Ludlum, Joseph H 110, 132, 181 

Ludwigshafen, Germany , 426 

Luk, P. I., see Loog. 

Lumber and timber 280 

Belgium 157 

British Columbia 157 

Cuba 262 

Dutch Guiana 340 

Hamburg 157 

Indian Territory 9 

Louren^'o Marquez 200 

on public lands 477 

Philippines 207 

Rhenish market •. . . 157 

tests 190 

Lumbering, Sewanee, Tenn 190 

Lumbermen 280, 336 

Lund, Sidney N 7 

Lnndy, .lames T 26, 30, 91 

Luquillo forest reserve 50, 219 

Luse, Frances E 110, 135, 181 

Luzerne, N. Y., topographic sheet 314 

Luzon, Calamba-Batangas road 404 

charts 59, 152, 160 

railroads 376 

sailing directions 234 

Lyman County, S. Dak., bridge. 96, 100, 127 

Lymphatics, horses 421 

Lynn, Mass., harbor improvement 436 

Lynn Canal, charts 291 

Lyon, George A 166 

Lyons, N. Y 470,471 

Mabini, .\polinario 58 

Macadam roads 318 

McAfee, Robert D 456 

McArdle, Dorcas 7 

McArthur, John 21,91 

McCabe, John 50 

McCabe, Patrick 50 

McCall, Samuel W 137 

McCalla, Henry L 91,103 

McCarthy, Julia 17, 91 

M'Carthy, Thomas F 166 

McCleary, James T. 28, 137 

McClintock, Joseph B 466 

McClosson. Graham 24,91 

McClure, Henry O 91, 130 

McClure & Willbanks 181 

McCollum, Inez 91,130 

McComas, Louis E 460 

McComb, George W 18,91,131 

McConnell, William N 496 

McCord, Charles W 11,467 

McCoy, Francis M 18, 91 



544 



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McCranie, Margaret J 17,91,140 

McCamher,P.J. 9,14,23,99,115,121,185,458,462 

McDaniel, William 114 

McDonald, John E., alias 38,120 

McFadden, Henrv J 7, 35 

Maefarlane. John 23, 91 

McGahan, Laban 46, 109, 181 

McGhee, Jasper 138 

McGhee, William J., alias 138 

Mc.Ginnis, Thomas J 29 

McGowans Ferry, bridge 30, 95 

McGuinn, Catherine 114, 136, 181 

McGuire, Bird S., contested election.. 360 

McGuire, Nancy 107, 181 

McHarg, Fannie 46,91 

McHenry, W' illiam H 91, 105, 128 

Machine-guns 287 

Machinery, American, in France 318 

American, in Roubaix 394 

American, in Syria 157 

briquette ". 156 

cement 393 

for manufacturing ice 318 

German tarifY on 339 

insurance on 394 

mint 365 

Russian imports ^ 475 

shoe, American, in England 262 

South Africa 426 

textural 366 

tool 426 

well-boring 232 

see alfio Agricultural. 

Mclntire. Archibald 26, 91, 130 

Mcintosh, Jesse \ 26, 91 

Mack, Eugene 496 

Mack, Francis E 496 

McKenzie, James 104 

Mackerel 240 

Mackinac, Straits of, chart 349 

Mackinaw, Mich 11 

McKinlev, Russell A 138 

McKinley, William 141, 219, 359 

McKinlev, William, Fort 73 

McKinney, Fort 95,142 

topographic sheet 315 

McKinsey, James, see McKenzie. 

McKniglit, James H 7 

McLane, revenue steamer 161 

McLaughlin, Mary 463 

McLaurin, Anaelm J 28, 122, 420 

McLaurin, John L 99 

McLean, Nathaniel H 123 

McLean, Sarah K 123 

McLelland, Leander C 11,91 

McLorinen, Catherine P 48, 119, ISl 

McMillan, James 359 

McMillan, Minerva A 463 

McMorrow, .fames 16, 91, 128 

McMullen, George W 462 

McMurry, George N 31, 91, 118 

McMurtrie, Daniel 75 

McMurtrie, Sarah A 75 

McNeils Island, penitentiary 121 

Macon, Ga., public building 121 

McPherson, John A. T 39, 109, 181 

McQuiddy, Amanda E 106, 128, 181 

McRae, Robert P 91, 133 

Macrodon 324, 351 

McSherry, Allan 166 

Mc Vicker, James H 7 

Madagascar 156, 289 

Madden, Luke 38,120 

Madden, Michael J 47 

Maddox, Martha 110, 131, 181 

Maddux, James, alias 138 

Madison forest reserve 219 

Madreporarian polyps 170 

Madrid, Spain ". 394, 430 

Magindanan 440 



Page 

Magnesite 313 

Magnet correctors 195 

Magnetic declination tables 392 

Magnetic dip 234, 263 

Magnetic observatories 234, 263 

Magnetism, earth's 392 

Mahan, Patrick 39, 109, 182 

Mahon. TJiaddeus M 50, 466 

Maibun Bay. chart 347 

Mail and Files Division 374 

Mail-carriers, see Letter-carriers. 

Mail contracts, advertisements... 372,399 

Mail delivery, see Rural free delivery. 

Mail matter, for blind " . 140 

transportation 431 

Mail service, see Postal service. 

Mails, to prevent robbing 140 

Maine, fre.sh-water fishes 3-52 

higher education 193 

labor statistics 425 

mink 324, 351 

post route map 61 

river and harbor improvement 436 

war claims 159 

Widows Island 45, 104, 184 

Maine Central Institute 193 

Maine University 193 

Maine WesleyanSem. and Female Col. 193 

Majuro Islands, chart 1% 

Mai de caderas 388 

Maladie du coit 51 

Malaga, American automobiles 365 

Malanut, P. I., chart 398 

Malaria, carried by mosquitoes 434 

Malay Archipelago 230 

Malay Peninsula, wild tribes 407 

Malay States, tin 394 

Mallory, Stephen R 12, 13, 100, 4-57 

Maloelab Islands, chart 196 

Malt liquors 222 

Malta, American automobiles 232 

American flour and lard 232 

breakwater 339 

commercial museums 289 

delay in shipping goods to 365 

import regulations 318 

lace 318 

passenger elevator 339 

trade-mark regulations 63 

wheat and flour 340 

Maltese goats 63 

Mammals, Sumatra 168, 3.51 

Mammoth Cave, crustaceans 325 

Man 389,407 

craniology 407 

Managua, Lake 155 

Manatee River 492 

Mancasellus 325 

Manche.ster, Eng., exports to r. S.. 63,200 

Manchuria, commerce 289, 426 

cotton goods 365 

silk culture 394 

trade in 1902 318 

Manes, Mary 47, 91 

Maneuvers, see Manoeuvers. 

Manganese 226, 231 

Mange 278 

Mangos. Porto Rico . , .52 

Manifests, envelops for 1.58 

shipping 1.59, 262 

Manila, P. I., commercial museum ... 232 

ground temperature 165 

map 293 

military post at 73 

mu.seum 165, 207, 239, 295, 323, 377 

ordinances 207 

report of Municipal Board, 1902 323 

Manila Bay, battle 1-50 

chart 160 

operations of Asiatic fleet 484 



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Page 

Manila hemp 485 

Manila Observatory, publications 350 

Manistique, Mich., chart 376 

Mann, James R 30, 12G 

Manoeuvers, army and navy 321 

Fort Rilev 404 

Mansfu'ld, Ellen 407 

Mansticld, Mattie 407 

Manti I'urest reserve 278 

Manual, boards of survey 321 

civil service 77, 325, 499 

gaugers' 490 

House 420 

Jefferson's 359 

naval supply fund 317 

Pay Department, Army 69 

Philippine civil service 295, 405 

Senate 359 

Subsistence Department 350 

Manual training 148 

Manufacturers' materials, imports 293 

Manufactures, American, delayed or- 
ders 156 

American, in Chemnitz 156 

American, in Germany . . 42() 

American vs. European, in Cuba . . . 31S 

exports and imports 293 

Massachusetts 338 

world's 345 

Manufactures Committee, Senate 14 

Manures, see Fertilizers. 

Manuscripts, .John Paul Jones 297 

Manijscripts Division '297 

Mapsandcharts.Amer. Republics Bur. 345 

catalogue 58 

Coast and Geodetic Survey 66, 

160, '202, 234, 263, 291 , 312, 319, 

338, 347, 367, 374, 392,-21, 473 

Geological Survey. . 55, 149. 194, 227, 257, 

•283, 313, 341, 369, 395, 396, 427, 478, 479 

Hydrographic Office 58, 152, 196, 

230, 259, 285, 316, 343, 371, 398, 429, 483 

in House folding room 420 

Land Office, General 2S4, 342 

meteorological 192, 282 

Military Information Division 293 

Northern and Northwestern Lakes 

Survey 71, 

238, 267, 294, 322, 349, 376, 405 

Philippines, catalogue 202, 443 

post route 60, 399, 400 

sale of 479 

Signal Office 441- 

statistical atlas 427 

United States, to print 186 

Weather Bureau . 54, 147, 192, 224, 256, 282 

Maracaibo, Venezuela 317 

Marathon, Wis., topographic sheet ... 56 

Marble 227 

Marblehead, Mass., public building .. 121 

March winds 256,310 

MarcushOdk, Pa 437 

Marden, Maria A 21,91,134 

Marianas Islands, see Ladrone Islands. 

Maricle, Robert H 32,91,116 

Marietta, Ind.T 43 

Marietta, U. S. S 398 

Marine biological stations 102 

Marine boilers 100 

Marine Corps 153, 286 

appropriation for 483 

increase of men 143 

laws 258 

officers 59, 104, 137, 343 

report, 1902 151 

report, 1903 430 

2d lieutenants 229, 460 

Marine Hospital Service, see Public 
HealthandMarine Hospital Serv. 
Marine hospitals 161 



Page 

Marine schools 12,30 

Marine subsidies '297 

Marine university 406 

Mariners. Notice to, see Notice to 
Mariners. 

Marijiosa, steamer 151 

Maritime Assoc, of Port of New York. . 64 

Maritime Exchange, New York 64 

Maritime statistics 400 

Markers, Gettysburg, Pa.... 44,96,103,460 

Market-gardening, nitrate of soda 146 

Markets, D. C 167 

live stock in 388 

Markle, William 38, 91 

Marriage, civil, in Ecuador 200 

Marseille, France, coal importations. . 339 

oil and oil seeds 232 

wool 201 

Marsh, Xancv S 461 

Marsh lauds,' salt 390 

Marshall, Charles 441 

Marshall, Daniel P 24, 91 

Marshall, James M 19, 38, 91 

Marshall, Matilda A 27, 31, 91 

Marshall. l{el)ecca S 441 

Ma)-i<haU. Thomas F 125 

Marshall, William P 11,91 

Marshall Islands, chart 196 

Jlarshals, list of 195 

Marsons, Manette 496 

Marten, S TOO 

Martin, Eben W 49, 142 

Martin, James B 107, 182 

Martin, Thomas 46, 91, 109 

Martin, Thomas S 12,13,99,100,457,458 

Martni Ferry, bridge 30, 183 

Martinez Silva, Carlos 199 

Martinicjue 408 

Martinsburg, W. Va., slate 227 

Marviu's rain and snow gage 255 

Maryland, Devonic and Ontario for- 
mations 168, 351 

injurious insects 222 

labor laws '241 

lime, sulphur, and .salt wash 222 

post route map 61 

river and harbor improvement. 437,438 

Maryland Insurance Company 166 

Mary-:ville, Mont., gold 2'26 

Masciimever, Charles 17, 91 

Mason, Harry E 237 

Mason, John A 13 

Mason, William E 11, 97, 99 

Masonic Mutual Relief A.ssociation, 

District of Columbia 101, 124, 184 

Masontown, Pa., geologic atlas 55 

topographic sheet 396 

Massachusetts, Cath. parochial schools 148 

chart 338 

labor laws 241 

labor statistics 241, 425 

manufactures 338 

post route map 61 

quarantine of cattle 221, 278, 387 

river and harbor improvement 436 

school supervision 478 

Massillon, Ohio, topographic sheet... 369 

Masters of vessels, list of 312 

Mata Utui Anchorage, chart 196 

Matagorda Bav 492 

Matches ". 475 

Mates 312 

Mathews, Catharine T. R., see Mat- 
thews. 

Matnog Bav, chart 234 

Matter, life of 407 

metabolism in human body 469 

radio-activity of 407 

Matthews, Catharine T. R 114, 139, 182 

Matthews, Lyman 23, 91, 134 



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Page 

Mattingly, James 41, 91, 112 

Mattson, Cherstin 7 

Maultsby, Bessie R 9, 43 

Maxlield, Isadora F 7 

Maxim-Nordenfelt breech mechanism 286 

Maxim-Nordenfelt rapid-fire gun 287 

Maxwell, Joel P 75 

Maxwell, William H 41,91 

Mav, Thomas P 7 

Mav, Wallace K 7 

Ma vflowcr, T. S. S 259 

Mbatiki Island, chart 259 

Meal, corn 365 

cotton-seed 388 

Mealey, James 34, 91 

Means, James C 15 

Measurement, of streams 55, 56, 284 

Measures and weights 292, 312 

metric 200, 312 

^Measuring instruments 292 

Meat, Argentina 400 

carbohydrates for producing . . 189, 223 

cooliing 146 

France 426 

(Jermany 365, 388, 394, 475 

inspection 365, 394 

New South Wales 262 

Paraguay 200 

sterilization 262 

Meat producers 165 

Meat shops, use of tiles 262 

^Mechanical colleges, gee Agricultural. 

Mechanisms, breech 286 

Mecklenburg County, N. C 53, 190 

Medals 124, 184, 459, 480, 491 

Medawakanton Indians 150 

Mt'diciil Corps, Army 71,440,494 

Mrdiciil Corps, Navy 230 

Medical Corps, Public Health and Ma- 
rine Hospital Service 204 

Medical Department, Army 69, 

71, 164, 235, 238; 294, 376, 440, 494 

report, 1902 70 

report, 1903 405 

Medical edneation, vital statistics 225 

Medical inspection, immigrants 161 

of schor)ls 478 

Medical supervisors, D. C 441 

Medical zoology 145, 2,52, 308, 361 

Medicine, administering to horses 422 

Indian Territory 29 

patent 394 

practice of 478 

Medicine and Surgery Bur. 230, 235, 398, 430 

report, 1902 151 

Medicine Bow forest reserve 219 

Medicine, 14th International Congress. 430 

Mediterranean Sea, lights 259 

Mee, John T 166 

Meerane, Germany 157 

Mehitable, brig . ." 497 

Melanoplus femoratus 222 

Melittia satyriniformis Hbn 422 

Mellstrom breech mechanism 286 

Memoirs, Nat. Academy of Sciences.. 170 
Memorial addresses, on M. Brosius . . . 179 

on R. O. Crump 277 

on A.H. Cummings 307 

on R. C. DeGraffenried 3.59 

on J.A.Garfield .359 

on Abraham Lincoln 359 

on William McKinley 359 

on James McMillan . ". 359 

on J. M. Moodv. 387 

on P. J. Otev ." 277 

on R. K. Polk 5 

on J. N.W. Rumple 359 

on C. A. Russell 336 

on J. S. Salmon 335 

on W. J . Sewell 307 



Page 
Memorial addresses, on J. L. Sheppard. 335 

on T. H. Tongue 335 

portraits to accompany 187 

Memorial Bridge, D. C 435 

Memphis Conference Female Institute 467 
Memphis, Helena <fc Louisiana Ry.. 96,99 
Memiihrcrnagog, Lake, beacons, etc.. 320 

Mendii ila, Feliciana 495 

Mendocino County, Cal., plants 296 

Menelik, kins of Abyssinia 365 

Mennecke, William 111,182 

Mentschikow Islands, .seeKwadjelinn. 

Menzies Bay, chart 196 

Mercantile marine subsidies 297 

fiercer, David H 48, 142, 187 

Mercer, George A 7 

Mercer, Henderson 91, 108, 130 

Mercerized cotton 475 

Merchant Marine and Fisheries Com- 
mittee 44,49,137,186 

Merchant vessels, see Shipping. 

Merchants, Chinese 158 

Mernientau River 9 

Merrell, Austin P 106, 140, 182 

Merrell, Sarah C 26, 91, 131 

Merriam, H.C 44,45,96 

Merrill, Merzellah 7 

Merritt, M. F 11,456 

Merritt, Sarah E 113, 182 

Merry, Daniel 74 

Mesa, Ariz 466 

Mesabi Hills 194 

Meserve, Silas 461 

Mess, Joseph S 7 

Message and documents, abridgment. 179 
Message of President, see President. 

Messick, James W 24, 92 

Metabolism, in human body 52, 469 

Metalliferous ores 226 

Metals, scrap 349 

tests of, 1901 164 

tests of, 1902 377 

see also Precious metals. 

Meteorites, Casas Grandes 324 

Meteorological chart. Great Lakes. 192, 282 

Meteorological instruments 266 

Meteorological Records Division 2.56 

Meteorological service, Philippines... 350 

Meteorological tables, 1901 54 

Meteorology, see Philippine Weather 

Bureau — Weather Bureau. 
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rome, 

Ga 467 

Harpers Ferry, W. Va 496 

Methodist institutions, Maine 193 

Metoyer, F. Azenor 76 

MetoVer, J.J 75 

Metric system 200,312 

Germany 200 

Metropolitan Railroad 167 

Mettawee River, topographic sheet... 228 

Metzger, Henry 15 

Mexican and Amer. Mixed Cls. Comn. 62 

Mexican linaloe 366, 372 

Mexican War, mil. and naval records. 27 

pensions 139, 184 

Mexico 62, 156, 157, 200, 231. 

261, 288, 317, 345, 372, 400, 426, 432, 487 

cattle exported to U. S 288 

comnicrce with Cuba 261 

Comn. on International Exchange. 432 

Cotton-boll weevil 51 

currency 155 

extradition with U. S 199, 260 

sold and silver 475 

lithographic stone 289 

Pious fund of the Californias 62, 231 

plants 296 

polvpodium 296 

public health 345 



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Mexico, Rio Grande 155 

stamp taxes 340 

steamsliip lines 30ii, 394 

trade with Haiti 4.s7 

treaty with Nicaragua 373 

U. S.trade with 401 

withdrawal of French 378 

zacaton 201 

Mexico Klectric Tramwavs, Limited. . 345 

Mexico. Gulf of 423 

coast pilot 6(i 

graving dock W3 

mud 341 

tributaries 340 

Meyer, , lane M 7 

Michigan, dock facilities 11 

labor statistics 1()9 

post route map 61 

river and harbor improvement 436 

Michigan City. Ind 437 

Michigan. Lake 71, 

267, 294, 322, 349, 376, 405, 437, 439, 493 

charts 238, 376, 405 

Microscope 339 

Middle Atlantic States, fisheries.. 209,408 
Middle Island, light and fog-signal... 126 

Middle .states Regatta Association 366 

Midshipmen, admission to Naval 

Academy 197,430 

commuted rations 455 

increa.se of 143 

vacancies at Naval Academv 484 

Midwa V Islands 429 

Miei-a. Robert li' 37, 132 

Milam, John S 92,134 

Milan, 111 437 

Milan, Italy, water-supply 289 

Miles, Harriett 75 

Milford Haven, Va., harbor 438 

Military Academy 321 

admission to 148 

appropriations 45, 104, 184 

board of visitors, report, 1902 70 

board of visitors, report. 1903 376 

examinations '. . 237 

superintendent, report, 1902 70 

superintendent, report. 1903 403 

Military AlTairs Com., House 44, 69, 137 

Senate 14,69,103,186,4.59 

Mill tarv Affairs Division 260 

Military art 163, 237, 348, 403, 435 

Military badges 9 

Military ciimps, typhoid fever 164 

Military courts. 205 

Military Departments and Divisions.. 70, 

266, 376, 404 

Military dictionary, French-English .. 435 

Military Information Division 163, 

237,293,321,348,403,434 

Military in.struction 1.S9, 223 

Military occupation 141, 195 

Military operations. Philippines 237 

Military posts. Columbus, Ohio 460 

li,sts of 376 

Manila, P. 1 73 

nevv.spapers and periodicals 239 

see also names of forts. 

Military records 138 

Military reservations, San Francisco.. 103 

school lands 96 

see also names of reservations. 
Military Surgeons of U. S., Assoc, of. 8. 16 

Military telegraph lines 268 

Military training, in schools 103, 138 

of otiicers 69 

Militia, roster 403 

Switzerland 163 

to promote efficiency 9, 14,70,239 

United States " 103, 266 

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Page 

Militia Committee 186 

Militia Veteran Reserve 186 

Milk 308, 388 

ewe's 388 

hygienic 63 

infectivene.ss of 188 

pasteurization of 394 

Iiurif ying 146 

tran.sportation 310 

Milk flour 262 

Milk powder, Germany 63 

Milk-.'-tone ." 365 

Mill Cove 493 

Milhird, Corvdon 7, 37 

Millard, Hannah W 123 

Miller, Adah 1 92, 135 

Miller, Andrew W 25, 31, 92 

Miller, Eliza M 7, 34 

Miller, Franklin T 31 

Miller, Herman J 92, 116 

Miller, James, statue 459 

Miller, James M 123 

Miller, John P 138 

Miller, Peter, see Miller, John P. 

Miller, Robert 7 

Miller, William A 7 

Millet, pearl 255 

Milli Islands, chart 196 

Milligan, Hulda 7 

Milwaukee. Wis 493 

Mindanao 208 

chart 285 

sailing directions 263 

Mindoro Sea, see Jolo Sea. 

Mindoro Strait, sailing directions 346 

Mineral lands 225 

Mineral nutrients in plants 309 

Mineral oil. see Petroleum. 

Mineral paints 341 

Mineral resources, Cuba 266 

^Mineral Resources, 1902, separates . . . 256, 
2.57, 282, 283, 313, 340, 341, 
368, 369. 395, 396, 478, 479 

Mineral waters 479 

Mineralpoint, Wis., topographic sheet. 56 

Minerals, analyses 479 

Argentina- ." 317 

Australasia 262 

Brazil 317 

Canada 426 

Chile 432 

Guatemala 345 

Mexico 372 

Montana 226 

Mount Wrangell district 396 

nonmetalliferous 226 

Peru 318 

Rus.sia 426 

Mine.s, placer 261 

.salt 201 

Mines and Mining Committee 104 

Mining 232 

Bolivia 261 , 262. 344 

British Cohmibia 365 

claims, Philippines 440 

German east Africa 289 

Honduras 317 

laws 225 

manganese 231 

Nicaragua 317, 345 

Ontario 365 

Paraguay 317 

Peru 345, 400 

placer gold 226 

Salvador 317 

Mining Bureau, P. I 3.50, 440 

Mining engineering 148 

Mink 324, 351 

Minneapolis, Minn., public building. . 489 



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Page 

Minneapolis, U. S. S 316, 430 

Minnesota, chinch bug 222 

Chippewa lands 315, 370, 397 

courts of United States 57 

Indian lands 48, 96 

judges of United States courts ... 44, 96 

labor laws 425 

labor statistics 338 

post route map 61 

Red Lake Reservation ... 14, 98, 125, 458 

river improvement 437 

town sites 185 

Minnesota River, bridge 127 

Minnesota University 223, 422 

Mint Bureau 68, 235, 320. 402 

report, 1902 64, 161 

report, 1902, to print 187 

Mint machinery 365 

Mission Indians 95 

Mission of St. James 187 

Missionaries, Oregon 56 

Mississippi, mail contracts 372, 399 

post route map 61 

river and harbor improvement. 435,437 

school lands 122,142 

stoneware and brick clays 226 

swamp lands 28. 142, 420 

Mississippi, U. S. S. 429 

Mi-ssissippi River 436, 437, 492 

bridge 457 

lighthouse tender 158 

stages 310, 322 

Mississippi River Commission 322 

report. 1903 493 

Mississippi State University 142 

Missouri, agricultural college 223 

courts of United States 219 

irrigation 469 

labor statistics 297 

post route map 61 

river improvement 435 

roads 363 

war claims 488 

Missouri Chute 492 

Missouri, Department of the, rp., 1902. 238 

Missouri Experiment Station 254, 469 

Missouri River 437 

bridge at Council Bluffs. Iowa 127 

bridge at Kansas City. Mo 30, 96 

bridge at Oacoma, S. Dak 9 

bridge at Yankton, S. Dak.. 12,126,457 
bridge in Chambrrlain Co .. 96,100,127 

bridge in St. Cliarlfs Co., Mo 11 

Missouri River Bridge Co 96, 100, 127 

Missouri Universitv 99 

Mitchell. Samuel S 110, 135, 182 

Mitchell. Warren 50, 466 

Mitchell. S. Dak 478 

Mitchell. Mount •. 470,471 

Mites 279 

Mitsukurii, Bleekeria 240, 351 

Mitsumata 281 

Moapa River Reservation 56 

Mobile, Ala., Deposit Savings Assoc. 29,99 

Mobile and Girard Railroad 142, 183 

Mobile and Ohio Railroad Co 169 

Mocha coffee 365 

Mock, Jacob B 120 

Moiety, compensation in lieu of 201 

Mole-cricket 52 

Mollusks, of Buda limestone 149 

Mollv, schooner 497 

Molokal 194 

Molybdenum 341 

Moiiadnock, U. S. monitor 286 

Monahan, John 462 

Monazite 479 

Monbets\i Road, chart 483 

Mondell, Frank W 45, 138, 142, 466 



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Money, sending by mail 140 

see also Currency. 

Money orders ." 431 

Co.sta Rica and United States 372 

Greece and United States 219 

Peru and United States 400 

Monographs, Geological Surv. 194,283,341 

Monongahela, U. S. S 398 

Monongahela River 438 

bridge-i 12, 31, 96, 100 

Monopolies 43, 97, 143 

government 289 

Monoxia puncticollis Say 222 

Monroe doctrine 456 

Monroe. Fort.ArtillerySchool.rp., 1902. 238 
Mont Pelee. see Pelee Peak. 

Montana, boundary 56 

Crow Reservation 125 

forest lieu land selections 28,48, 184 

irrigation 223, 469 

labf)r statistics 425 

post route map 61 

Montana Universitv 464 

Montanye, Samuel H 47, 118, 182 

Montenegro 288 

Monterev, Cal., Sloat statue 459 

Monterey, U. S. S 286 

Monterey steel plant 200, 345 

Montevideo, Uruguay 200 

Montgomerv, Edward 45 

Montgomery, Henry P 11, 99, 181 

Montgomery, William 21, 39, 92 

Montgomerv, Ala., courts of U.S 9 

lands 9, 43 

Montgomery County, Tenn 191 

Monthly Consular Reports, sre Consular 

Reports. 
Monthly Summary of Commerce and 
Finance, see Commerce and Fi- 
tiance. Monthly Summary. 
Monthly Weather Review, see Weather 
Review, Monthlv. 

Montro.se. Colo 44, 49, 95, 96, 122 

Montv, James 23, 92, 136 

Monuments, Gettysburg. Pa. 44,96,103,460 

Mackinaw\ Mich 11 

soldiers and sailors 138 

Moody, Carrie R 497 

Moody, Jaiiirs M 387 

contested election of 360 

Moody, Malcolm A 49, 125, 142 

Moon", Joe M 75 

Mooney, Phillip 92, 107 

Moore.'c. C 497 

Moore, John L 7 

Moore, Mary A 7 

Moore, Rittenhouse 492 

Moore. Susan N 497 

Moore, William T 32, 117, 182 

Moors Rock, bridge 100, 125, 183 

Mopeha Anchorage, chart 197 

ISIopeha Lagoon Entrance, chart 197 

Mopelia, see Mopeha. 

Mora. EInsenada de, chart 398 

Morarity, Margaret 50 

Morehouse. Stephen B 32, 105, 182 

Morgan, Benjamin E 20 

Morgan, David C 23, 41, 92 

Morgan, John 50 

Morgan, JohnT .. 11 , 66, 98, 155, 427, 463, 474 

Morgan, La 50 

Morlev, Marv 109, 182 

Morman, Thomas J 45, 92, 103 

Moro dialect 440 

Morocco, German exports to 232 

Morrill, Vi.sa C 117, 128, 182 

Morris, Martin F 167 

Morris tube target 59 

Morrison, Ann M 17, 92 



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Morrow, Sarah E 7.19 

Morse. Fremont 263 

Mortality .statistics, see Vital statistics. 

Mortars, condemned 349 

Moscow. Russia 289 

Moselev. Alfred 426 

Moses. William B 93 

Mosgrove. John 32, 105, 182 

Mosquitocides 222 

Mosquitoes 204, 222, 292, 345, 375, 434 

as carriers of disease 375, 434 

Mother-of-pearl 232 

Moths 269, 325 

codling 222, 279, 422 

Motive-power, petroleum as fuel for.. 63 

Motor-cars, Great Britain 475 

Motor-es'cles, Great Britain 63 

Motors, alcohol 63 

Moulton. Linda F 21, 92, 134 

Mound City, 111 492 

Mount Graham forest reserve 219 

Mount Rainier National Park 102. 477 

Movements of vessels 484 

Mua Anchorage, chart 196 

Mud, Gulf of Mexico 341 

Mugge. Julius E 99 

Mukilteo Point, light 9 

Mulberry, food for silkworms 53 

Mulberry silkworms 189 

Mule vs. zebrula 394 

Mulgrave Islands, see Milli Islands. 

Mull, JohnT 7 

Mullet, Michael 103 

Municipal Board of Manila, rp., 1902.. 323 

Municipal problems, Switzerland 378 

Municipal socialism 318 

Municipal trading. Great Britain 262 

Munn, Mrs. Evarts E 17,92,140 

Munsee Indians 14, 124 

Munson, Margaret A 20, 92, 134 

Munson, Marv A 7 

Munt. John H 441 

Munt, Mary C 441 

Muroran. tariff law 262 

Murphv, John 27, 92, 103 

Murphv, Marv 116, 182 

Murphv, Michael 36, 117, 182 

Murphv, Minerva 48, 117, 182 

Muscle Shoals, Ala 12, 30, %, 188 

"Muscle Shoals Power Company . . 12, 30, 96 

Museum-Gates expedition of i901 379 

Museums, agricultural 373 

anthropological 379 

commercial 156 

industrial technological 432 

Manila, P. 1 165, 207, 323, 377 

sample 365 

Musical instruments, Germany 365 

Muskegon. Mich., public building 9 

Muskingum River 437 

Musquillo Islands, see Xemu Islands. 

Muzo. Colombia 288 

Muzzle-loading guns 494 

Mynatt, Johniken L 106 

Nails, horseshoe 289 

Nairai Island, charts 259 

Naka Minato. chart 371 

Nakanosaku Hakuchi. chart 371 

Nakoda Island, chart 398 

Names, geographic, of Hawaii 234,263 

Namorik Islands, chart 1% 

Namu Islands, see Nemu Islands. 

Namuka Islands, chart 197 

Nanticoke, Md., topographic sheet ... 314 

Nantucket, Mass.. chart 392 

Nantucket Sound 292 

charts 291, 392 

Napa Creek 492 

chart 160 

Naphtha launches 137, 424 



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Naples, N. Y.. topographic sheet 257 

Narragansett Bay. chart 338 

revenue steamer 457 

Nash, Francis, monument 9, 14 

Nashville, U. S. S 285 

Natal, imports from U. S 475 

Natick dictionary 296 

National Academv of Sciences 170 

report, 1902 " 170 

National Agricultural Inst, of France. 224 
National .A.pf)alachian forest reserve.. 458 
National .\ssoc. of Rv. Commissioners. 241 

National Bank, 1st, Navasota, Tex 123 

National bank notes 28, 123, 143 

National Bank Redemption Agencv.. 163 

National banks 66, 160, 203, 234, 264, 291 

reserve 184 

U. S. deposits in 28, 163 

National Bureau of Standards 292, 312 

report, 1902 204 

report. 19 )3 375 

National Good Roads .\s.sociation 362 

National Herbarium 296, 324 

National Home for Disabled Volunteer 
Soldiers, see Nat. Soldiers' Home. 

National Museum 76, 

168, 209, 240, 268, 296, 323, 350, 379 

new building 76 

report, 1901 379 

report upon condition, etc., 1902... 379 
National parks, see Parks, national — 
names of existing parks. 

National Railroad of Mexico 200, 288 

National School of Fine Arts, Colombia 155 
Nat. Soldiers' Home. 78.170,242,270,326,409 

board of managers 137 

inspection of branches, 1902 71 

inspection of branches. 1903 493 

report, 1902 70, 78, 242 

report, 1902. to print 141 

see also Soldiers' Home, D. C. 

Natural gas 226 

Natural sciences, relation to agricul- 
ture 468 

Naturalization, Brazil 1.55 

Porto Rico 460 

Nature studv 389 

Nautical Almanac, 1904 371 

1906 59 

se". also .\merican Ephemeris and 
Nautical Almanac. 
Nautical Almanac Office... 59,153,371,398 

Nautical a.stronomy 316 

Naval Academy 143,399 

admission of midshipmen 197. 430 

architect of building 139 

board of visitors, report, 1902 151 

board of visitors, report, 1903 343 

magazine for 483 

superintendent, report, 1902 151 

superintendent, report, 1903 484 

vacancies for midshipmen 484 

Naval Affairs Committee, House... 45,139 

Senate 16, 104 

Naval Gun Factorv. report, 1903 430 

Naval Home, Phila.. report, 1902 151 

report, 1903 484 

Naval Hospital Corps School of In- 
struction 430 

Naval ho.spitals 430 

New York Citv 430 

Norfolk. Va . -■ 430 

Naval Intelligence Office, report, 1902. 151 

report, 1903 484 

Naval militia, supplies 195 

Naval Observatorv 197 

Naval Patrol .....' 286, 292 

Naval Proving Ground, Indian Head, 

report. 1903 430 

Naval reservations, Porto Rico 278 



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Naval stations, appropriations 153 

clerks 229 

eini)loyees 229 

examinations 152 

memoranda for officers 399, 484 

United States, in Cuba 400 

Naval sni)pl)es 229, 259, 260, 317 

Naval te>t ease 398 

Naval Torpedo Station, report, 1903... 430 
Naval training station, Great Lakes. 58, 429 
Naval Training Station, Newport .. 59,430 

report, 1902 151 

report, 1903 484 

Naval Training Station, San Francisco. 430 

report, 19U2 151 

report, 1903 4S4 

Naval War College 230 

report, 1902 152 

report. 1903 484 

Naval War Records Ottice 59, 399 

report, 1902 152 

report. 1903 430 

Navasota, Tex., 1st National Bank 123 

Navigable waters, bridge laws 349 

Navigation, aerial 40t) 

aids 67, ] 61, 203, 235, 264, 292 

decisions 65, 159, 202, 234, 263, 290, 319 

fines and fees 433 

International 137 

laws 312, 474 

signals 483 

.sy (■ (dso Amer. practical navigator. 
Navigation Bureau, Commerce and 

Labor Dept 312, 339, 366, 393, 474 

report, 1903 474 

Navigation Bureau, Navy Dept 59, 

197,230,286, 316, 343, 399, 430, 484 

report, 1902 152 

report, 1903 484 

Navigation Bureau, Treasurv Depart- 
ment 233, 262, 289, 292 

see also Navigation Bureau, Com- 
merce and Labor Dept. 
Navigation, Foreign Com. and, 1902... 236 

Navy, appropriations 139, 184 

Austria 156 

chaplains 97 

civil engineers 58, 229, 428 

employees, list of 477 

enlistment of electricians 286 

incandescent electric lamps for 152 

increase, etc 139 

increase of men 143 

laws 258 

liquid fuel for 151 

manoeuvers 321 

military badges 9 

officers, as military instructors. 103, 138 

officers, increase of 143 

officers, lists of 59, 343, 477 

pay 198 

retired list 139 

searchlight projectors 238 

.signals of ves.sels 339, 474 

staff officers 58 

ves.sels 393, 474 

see also War-ships. 

Navy Department 57, 

139,151,195, 229, 258, 284, 315, 
321, 343, 371, 397, 428, 432, 482 

appropriations 139, 184 

excess compensation for employees 456 

report, 1902 " 151, 179 

report,1903 482 

reservations held by 188, 221 

special orders, index 198 

Navy Dept., Auditor for, see Auditor. 
Navy- yard orders . . 58, 151, 195, 229, 259, 285 

Navy-yards, appropriations 1.53 

clerks 2i9 



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Navy- yards, employees 229 

examinations . .". 152 

seealso Navy-yard orders— names of 
places wliere located. 

Nazan Bav. chart 429 

Neal, Elizabeth 25, 92, 131 

Neary, Annie A 46, 92 

Nebraska, geology "16, 479 

labor statistics 425 

post route maps 61, 399 

transportation of horses 360 

water resources 56, 479 

Neches River 143 

Necrology, educational 478 

Neddy Harbor, chart 483 

Negley, Grace A 26, 35, 92 

Negroes, bibliography 270 

education ." 148, 478 

investigation of problem 148 

Xenia, Ohio 338 

Negros Island, sailing directions 66 

Neil, Robert 15, 45, 97 

Nell, Elizabeth 75 

Nelson, John C 7 

Nelson, Knute 12, 87, 100, 102, 457 

Nelson, William A 25, 92 

Nemu Islands, chart 196 

Neocene rivers 226 

Nephoscope 224 

Nervous system, horses 422 

Netherlands, herring fisheries 168 

sugar bounty 48S 

Neutrality, of Great Britain 431 

Nevada, forage plants 309 

hog feeding 388 

Indian wars 456 

map 342 

Moapa River Reservation 56 

ore deposits 226 

post route map 60 

tungsten 227 

Kevin. Robert M 29, 43, 124 

New Brc lad Sound Channel 30 

New Brunswick, copyright 443 

New Caledonia, chart 153 

New England, Hawaiian weather 224 

quarantine of cattle 51 

woodlands 255 

New Granada, see Colombia. 

New Hampshire, agricultural college. 223 

injurious insects 222 

labor statistics 241 

post route map 61 

quarantine of cattle 221,278,387 

river and harbor improvement 436 

war claims 158 

New Harbor, Me 492 

New Harmony, Ind., topog. sheet 314 

New Jersev, irrigation 254, 469 

labor laws 297, 425 

post route map 61 

river and harbor improvement 437 

war claims 158 

New London, Conn., chart 203 

New Mexico, governor's report, 1902.. 225 

irrigation 254 

mine inspector, report, 1902 225 

mine inspector, report, 1903 481 

orthoptera 324, 351 

post route map 61 

New Orleans, La 50, 465 

New Panama Canal Company 195 

New River 492 

New South Wales 157 

artesian wells 365 

coal 232 

copper 63 

poultry, etc., exported 262 

New South W'ales Railway and Tram- 
way Ambulance Corps 425 



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Page 

New Year's Day 491 

New York Agric. Experiment Station. 361 
New York and Jersey R. K. Co. 97,100,141 
New York Bay Regatta Association... 3(36 
New York City, appraisers' conference. '262 

Barge Oflice 67 

geologic atlas 194 

naval hospital 430 

public buildings 158 

rivers in vicinity 149 

tidal indicator 64 

underground railway 97, 100, 141 

New York Harbor 143, 43.s 

anchorage in 68, 161 

charts 263, 291 

New York Navy- Yard 153, 230 

N. Y., New Haven & Hartford R. R. Co. 269 
New York State, agric. experiments. . 252 

courts of U. S 42 

Indians 10 

j udges of U. S. courts 96 

labor laws .* 241 

labor statistics 297 

post route map 61 

river and harbor improvement. 436, 437 

New York Yacht Club 366 

New Zealand, charts 59, 153 

labor 425 

labor laws 200 

land ta.xation 157 

lights 152 

Newbern, N. C, St. John's Lodge.. 49,466 

topograjihic sheet 396 

Newburgh, N. Y., topographic sheet.. 369 

Newcomb, Samantha A 120, 182 

Newfoundland, charts 197, 483 

commercial relations with U. S 10 

copvright 443 

Newkirk. J. P 75 

Newkirk, James H 75 

Newman, Colmore L 7 

Newman, David J 7 

Newport, R. I., Naval Training Station. 59, 

430, 484 
Naval Training Station, rp.,1902... 151 

revenue steamer 457 

wharf 151 

Newspapers, for military posts 239 

German colonies 232 

Newton, Oliver W 114,127,182 

Niagara Falls, N. Y 144, 184, 202 

development of power 20U 

Niagara River 71, 

267, 294, 322, 349, 376, 405, 439, 493 

Nicaragua 156, 200, 231, 288, 345 

agricultural implements...: 487 

agricultural products 318 

ceara rubber 232 

. customs duties 62 

earthquakes and volcanoes 155 

gold 432, 475 

loan 200 

mining 317 

sanitary conditions 345 

substitute for cork . . . : 261 

tariff 400 

treaty with Me.xico 373 

Nicaragua, Norwegian steamer 486 

Nicaragua, Lake 155 

NicaraguaMaritimeCanalCo.,rp., 1903 481 

Nice waner, John 75 

Nichol, William 7, 35 

Xichdlas, Elizabeth 497 

Nicliiils, Isaac J 36, 111, 182 

Nichols, Mary 92,111 

Nickajack Cave, crustaceans 325 

Nickel 227, 396 

Nickerson, Orson 19, 92, 139 

Nicobar Islands, birds 324 

Nields, Henrv C 16 



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Nile reservoir 232 

Nile reservoir dam 407 

Nishitiimnri Wan, chart 429 

Nitrate Assuciation, Chile 62,400 

Nitrate lands, Chile 261 

Nitrate of soda, for crops 146, 373 

Nitrates 231, '289, 432 

Nitrification 2'22 

Nitrogen 52, 222 

and bacteria 280 

Nitrogenous bodies 222 

Niuchwang 426 

Noakes, Milton 18, 92 

Noctuidie 3'25 

Noel, Matthew B 7 

Nolan, Katie A 145 

Nolan, Patrick 99 

Nome, -Alaska, bridge 12,1'26 

Nome, Cape, life-saving station . 12, 127, 458 

Nominations, brevet 103 

Nonmetalliferous metals, products '2'26 

Nonmetalliferdus minerals 2'26 

Nordenk'lt gun 9 

Norfolk, Va.. harbor improvement. 64,438 

naval hospital 430 

Norfolk and Western Ry. Co 100, 126 

Norfolk Island 289 

Normal schools 148 

drawing 477 

Maine 193 

Norris, Charles F 497 

Norris, Cvrus B 22, 92, 134 

Norris, Elizabeth 123 

Norris, Eppa 123 

North .America, diptera 325 

intercontinental railway 98 

lepidoptera " 76 

leptoehloa 146 

jiarasitie copepods S'25 

thysanoptera 351 

vencri(Ue 351 

North Atlantic Station, operations of 

squadron 484 

report, 1902 152 

report, 1903 484 

North Carolina, courts of U. S 95 

good roads convention 53 

mail contracts 372,399 

post route map 61 

river and harbor improvement 438 

road building 53 

ti^lc _ 227 

North Channel, chart '238,267 

North Dakota, Devils Lake Res 125 

Fort Bert hold Reservation 56 

labor statistics 338 

maps 61 , 284 

school of forestrv 464 

North East Harbor, chart 392 

North Philipi)ines, Dept. of. rp., 1902. . '238 
North River, see Hudson River. 

North Sea, fisheries 232 

Northern and Northwestern Lakes 

Survev 71, 

•238, 267, '294, 3'22, 349, 376, 404, 439, 493 
Northern Pacific Railroad Co . . '27, 397, 464 

Northern Securities Company 57 

Northport, L. I., topograpliic sheet 314 

Northroi), Theodore F 103 

Northville, Mich., lish hatchery 102 

North way, Samuel N 106, 135, 182 

Northwest Harbor, chart 392 

Norton, Cyrus U 7, 17, 40 

Norton, James A 38 

Norton, Leonard A 92, 132 

Norton, Milton C 114, 128, 182 

Norway, fish trade 157 

tariff 365 

Norw.ay spruce 336 

Norwich, N. Y., topographic sheet 149 



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Notaries, Hungarian, in U. S 393 

Notice to Mariners, Coast and Geo- 
detic Survev . 66, 160, 202, 234, 263, 291 
Hvdrographicbff. 58,152,196,229,259,285 
Light-House Bd . 67, 161, 204, 235, 264, 292 

Pliilippines 234,291 

Notropis 324, 351 

Nottingham, England, lace 157,394 

Nova Scotia, charts 316, 398 

copyright 443 

Nowman, John G 17, 92 

Noyes, L. A 28, 92 

Noves, Mary A 42. 92 

Nucleus 268 

Nuisances, D. C 465 

Nunivak, revenue steamer 204 

Nunnally, Eldred 497 

Nunnally, Sarah H 497 

Nursery stock, Canada 475 

Nurture, kindergarten idea of 478 

Nutrients, mineral, in plants 309 

Nutrition, see Food. 

Nuts 393 

Nuttle, David T 7 

Nye & Schneider Company 11 

Oahu, chart 259 

electric light and power 460, 466 

Oak, white 336 

Oak Grove Seminary 193 

Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, 111 95 

Oakland, Cal 458 

Oakley, Alice 74 

Oberiin, Ohio, topographic sheet 314 

Obion River 435 

Obelus 324 

Observations, dip and intensity. . . 234, 263 

Observatories, magnetic 234, 263 

Obstacles, destruction in campaigns.. 404 

Occasional papers 404, 439 

Occident, oriental culture in 407 

Occupations 394, 456 

Ocean, lightning on 147 

Ocean mail service, see Foreign Mail 
Service. 

Ocean steamers 394 

Ocean transportation companies 365 

Ocelot cats 325 

Ocher 226 

October winds 282 

Odia Islands, see Elmore Islands. 

O'Donnell, Patrick W 22, 92, 139 

Odzuchi Bay, chart 196 

Oelrichs, S. Dak., geologic atlas 149 

O'Fallon, Mo., topographic sheet 22S 

Offenses on high seas 100 

Officeholders, seeGovernmentoflRcials. 
Officers, decorations from foreign gov- 
ernments 486 

Engineer Corps 71 , 238 

executive 387 

Indian service 315 

Light-House Board 161, 264 

Marine Corps 343 

Navv 343 

Pay Corps.Navv 60, 153. 

198, 230, 260, 287, 317, 344, 371, 399, 484 
Pay Dept., Army. 72, 164,206,238,267,294 

Philippine Islands 350 

Pub. Health andMar. Hospital Serv. 161 

Quartermaster' s Department 73, 

165, 208, 239, 268, 296 

Revenue Cutter Service 12, 30, 67 

.sailing vessels 366 

sanitarv 388 

Signal Corps 73,268 

steamboats 366 

Subsistence Dept. 73,165,208,239,268,295 
see also Army — Government offi- 
cials — Marine Corps — Navy. 



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Offices, new 251 

transferred from Treasury Dept 319 

Official Gazette, Patent Office . 57, 150, 194, 
229, 258, 284, 315, 342, 370, 397, 428, 481 

Philippines 238, 

267, 294, 322, 349, 377, 405, 440, 494 

Official matter, Treasury Department 202, 

262,290,401,488 

Official Postal Guide 60, 154, 198, 

230, 260, 287, 317, 344, 372, 399, 430, 484 

Official Register 477 

Officials, see Government officials. 

Ofoten Railroad 157 

Ofunato Ko, chart 196 

Ogden, Utah 95 

Ohio, drainage 369 

injurious insects 222 

labor laws 241 

petroleum 226 

post route maps 60, 61 

river and harbor improvement 435 

Ohio River 436, 438, 466. 491 , 492 

Ohio State University 189, 223 

Oil, fish 408 

oleo 308, 388 

olive 262, 318, 388 

vegetable, Marseille 232 

see also Petroleum. 

Oil engines 394 

Oken's names for fishes 324, 351 

Oklahoma, governor, report, 1902 225 

governor, report, 1903 481 

Kiowa and Comanche Reservation. 125 

mineral lands 225 

post route map 61 

Oklahoma and Western Railroad Co.. 96 

Olcott, Benjamin F 32, 106, 182 

Old age, pensions 270 

01dPointComfort,Va.,seeFortMonroe. 
Old P(>int Comfort Improvement Co.. 99 

Oleander, lighthouse tender 158 

Oleo oil 308, 388 

Olcomargarin 67,203,308,388 

Olinda, Cuban steamer 9. 44 

Olive Branch, brig 75 

Olive oil 388 

France 318 

Spain 262 

Oliver, Francis M 182 

Oli ves 318 

Olivet, S. Dak., geologic atlas 395 

Olmstead, Jonas 32, 92 

Olmsted, Marlin E 124 

Olnev, Frank A 92,134 

Olson, Ole H., alias 90, 129 

Olympic forest reserve 149 

Ornnra, Gulf of, chart 316 

100th meridian 228 

O'Neal, Weden 19,36,92 

O'Neil, James 42,92 

Onset, Mass 492 

Ontaric formations, Maryland 168, 351 

Ontario, beet sugar 156 

cooperative agric. experiments 252 

enterprises 365 

farmers' institutes 362 

hydraulic lock 318 

raining 365 

new industries 262 

peat 475 

tar-macadam roads 318 

Ontario, Lake 71, 

267, 322, 349, 376, 405, 437, 439 

Opahs 324, 351 

Ophidioid fishes 325 

Opinions of Attorneys-General 57, 397 

Oplegnathoid fishes 325 

Opol Anchorage, chart 285 

Orange leaves, essence 365 



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Orange- 475, 487 

boxes for 475 

Orcharding, turpentine 146, 254 

Orchards 279 

peach 281 

top working trees 280 

Orders, see Animal Industry Bureau- 
Court-martial — Departmental — 
Executive — General— Navy-yard 
—Ordnance — Postal service- 
Signal Office — Special orders. 

Ordinance of 1787 359 

Ordnance 164 

appropriations for 28, 98, 184 

condemned 349, 376 

cost of manufacture 72 

for monuments 138 

instruction in 430 

public sales 494 

Ordnance and Fortification Board. 

report, 1902 72, 265 

Ordnance Bureau 59, 230, 2.S6, 430 

report, 1902 152 

report. 1903 430 

Ordnance Department 72. 

164, 238, 267, 294, 322, 349, 376, 494 

report, 1902 265 

report, 1903 440 

Ordnance orders ... 72, 164, 206, 238, 267, 294 

Ordnance stores, condemned 349, 376 

Ordonez. Jos^ Batlle y. see Batlle. 

Ore deposits, Bingham, Utah 226 

Butte, Mont 226 

Nevada 226 

Tonopah, Nev 478 

Oregon, archives 378 

artesian wells 258 

forage plants 309 

forests 149 

geology 396, 478 

Klamath Reservation 125 

missionaries .56 

post route map 61 

public lands 481 

river and harbor improvement. 438, 48S 
Oregon City, Oreg., public building. . . 121 

Ores, metalliferous 226 

Orford Reef, light 473 

Organizations, commercial 210 

Orient, .\merican hosiery 426 

British vs. German shipping 394 

commercial representatives for 475 

culture of. in the Occident 407 

rubber-iree planting 475 

Russian enterprise in 394 

steamship service 426 

Orinoco River 262, 373 

Orme. Frank D 101 

Orthoptera 324, 351 

Oruro. Bolivia 288 

Orwan. Fanny B 92,118,135 

Osage River 437 

Osaka, Japan, exhibition.. 157,",18, 339, 365 

Osborn, Margaret X 18, 92 

Osborn, Orlando S 42, 92 

Osceola, steamer 1.58 

Ose Hakuchi, chart 371 

Osteologv. of fishes 324, 325 

of fossil birds 168. 351 

Ostolopov Bay, chart 152 

Ostracopods 324, 351 

O'Sullivan. Catherine D 75 

O'Sullivan. Daniel 75 

0<wego. N. Y.. chart 294 

Oteii. Peter J 277 

Otjen. Theobold 467 

Ottawa Indians 480 

Otters, skins 62 

Overstreet, Jesse 44, 136, 465 



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Owego. N. Y., topographic sheet 228 

Owens. Richard 20 

Owens, Thomas M 7 

Oxford University 478 

Oysters. Japan 168 

Ozone, punf ving water by 394 

Pace, James "W 41,116,182 

Pacific Cable, Commercial 317 

Pacific Coast, biological station 102 

lights and fog-signals 67, 161 

pilot rules 340 

salmon propagation 241 

tide tables 312 

wind 224 

Pacific Coaster's Nautical Almanac . . . 398 
Pacific Is. and Porto Rico Com. 16, 104, 460 

Pacific Ocean, charts .59, 160 

pilot charts 59,153,197, 

230, 260, 286, 316, 343, 371. 398, 429, 484 

Pacific railroads .M7, 482 

Pacific Station, report, 1902 152 

report. 1903 484 

Packard, Helen N 26. 92 

Packing, goods for foreign markets 339 

Paducah, U. S. S 195 

Paint 289 

mineral 341 

Painter. William \V 40, 92, 105 

Palace of peace at The Hague 345 

Palak, P. I.,.sfe Polloc. 

Palapag. Port, chart 374 

Palawan, charts 160, 230, 259 

sailing directions 402 

Paleontology, Devonian 257 

Kansas 3% 

Pallada Roadstead, chart 152 

Palma, Tomas Estrada, see Estrada. 

Palma international rifle match 262 

Palmer. Elizabeth 92, 105 

Palmer, Henry W 44 

Palmer, N. F.. jr., & Co 11,99,456 

Palmer, Regina F 26, 92 

Palms, cocoa 296 

Palmyra. Mo., topographic sheet 428 

Pamlico Sound, revenue steamer 465 

Pamphlets, in House folding room 420 

Pan-.\mer. Expos.. Nat. Mus. exhibit. 379 

Smithsonian Institution exhibit ... 407 

Pan-.American RailwayCommis.sioner. 231 

Pan-American treaties 199 

Panama (city), Colombia 195 

Panama (dept. ). revolution 432 

treatv of peace 62, 1.56 

treaty with U. S 486 

Panama, Bav of 195 

Panama Carial 14, 231, 378, 406, 486 

title 195 

treatywith Colombia. 62.156,185.188, 199 

Panama Compan v. New 195 

Panama, Isthmus of 55, 194, 2.56, 344 

Panama Railroad 14 

Panama Railroad Company 231 

Panay Island, sailing directions 66 

Paper, factorv in Venezuela 401 

Mexico. . .". 156 

Paper barrels 261 

Paper currency .... 69,163,205,237,265,293 

Papers, waste. War Depiartment 495 

Paijuiii, p:iizabeth C 462 

Pars. Brazil 317 

Paragua. see Palawan. 

Paraguay 200, 231, 261, 288, 373, 432, 487 

barges for river traffic 156 

bills of lading 393 

birds 324 

business opportunities in 426 

meat 200 

mining 317 

orange boxes 475 



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Paraguay, public health 345 

textural plants and machinery 366 

Parasites, copepods 325 

intestinal 292 

roundworms 292 

Parcels-post, Bolivia and U. S 219 

Parcher. Othniel P 20, 92, 135 

Pardons 97 

digest of laws, etc., to print 141 

Parfitt, Thomas 31, 92, 118 

Paris, France, Amer. Nat. Institute... 97 

automobile .show 200 

street architecture 63 

through .service to Pekin 63 

Paris, Exposition Universelle. 1900, 

American wines at 189 

Parish, Joseph W 92 

Park, Abraham 7, 37 

Park, Utah, gold 226 

topographic sheet 284 

Park improvement papers 2.51, 307 

Parker, Francis \V 478 

Parker, Mary J 24, 92, 140 

Parker, Richard W 44, 136, 138 

Parker, Susan 7, 19 

Parker, S. Dak 427 

Parks 342 

national, protection of 13, 142 

see also names of existing parks. 

Parliaments, France 378 

Parochial schools 148 

Partridge, Almond 7 

Passaic River, flood 479 

Passenger steamers, Germany 202 

Passengers, conveyance by sea 366 

courtesies to, at custom liouses 373 

debarkation in Nicaragua 200 

Pasteurization of milk 394 

Patap.sc( ) Ki ver 438, 492 

Patent medicines, Germanv 394 

Patent Office ." 57,150,194, 

228, 2.i8, 284, 315, 342, 370, 397, 428, 481 

letters rogatorv 45 

report, 19U2. . .". 225, 258 

report, 1903 370 

report of comr. to Congre.ss, 1902. . . 150 

Patented lands, California 477 

Patentees 258 

lists of 228, 284, 370, 397, 428 

Patents, certified copies 142, 463 

Cuba 156, 339 

Germany 394 

inj unctions 45 

laws 229 

letters rogatorv 45 

Mexico 317, 372, 487 

new 365 

protection of 45, 104, 184, 219 

see also Patent Office. 

Patents Committee, House 45, 465 

Senate 104,460 

Paterson, N. .1., geologic atlas 149,194 

Pathologv, plant 189, 2,54 

Patillo, Alexander, alias 118, 140, 183 

Patoka, Ind., topographic sheet 342 

Patrick, Wvo 56 

Patriot, brig 166 

Patrol, Naval 286, 292 

Patterson, Austin H 25. 92, 130 

Patterson, George P 47, 140 

Patterson, Thomas M 24, 116, 463 

Paul. William 462 

Paulsen, Hal vor 92, 119, 140 

Paupers 14, 43, 97, 220 

Pawcatuck River 435 

Pav, Navy 198 

officers. Army 15, 50, 138, 163, 206 

Pay clerks, Navv 229, 482 

I'aV Corps, Navy 60, 153, 198, 229, 

230, 260, 287, 317, 343, 344, 371, 399, 484 



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Pay Dept., Army. . . 72, 164, 206, 238, 267, 294 

manual 69 

report, 1902 70 

report, 1903 405 

Paymaster-Gen., Army, see Pay Dept. 
Paymaster-General, Navy, fee Supplies 
and Accounts Bureau. 

Payne. Sereno E 50, 144, 421, 467 

Payson forest reserve 421 

Pea weevil 222 

Peabodv, Gustavus W 41, 92, 112 

Peabody, Thomas E 22,41,92 

Peace palace at The Hague M5 

Peach-tree borer 389 

Peach-trees 281 

Peaches, cold storage 362 

peen-to 279 

Peake, Charles E 7 

Peale, Franklin 32, 106, 182 

Pearl. Colo., copper 226 

Pearl and Leaf Rivers R. R. Co 30, 184 

Pearl Harbor 435 

Pearl millet 255 

Pearl River, bridge 30, 184 

Pearre, George A 29 

Pears, alligator 279 

cold storage 362 

Peat, as fuel 63, 289, 475 

bibliograph V 226 

Peck, E., & Co 73 

Peck, Oscar M .' 41, 106, 182 

Peddyci ard, Levi H 38. 92 

J'ertestal nun mounts 287 

Pedrera y Romero, J ulian 69, 491 

Peen-to peaches 279 

Peerless, steamer 1.58 

Pekin, China, rv. service from Paris. . . 63 

Pelee Peak 408 

Pelon, Cuba, chart 398 

Pena, Augustine de la 205 

Penal laws, to revise and codifv 143 

Pendland, Alon/.o ." 41,118,182 

Pendleton, Alexander G., jr 104, 138 

Penitentiary, McNeils Island l2l 

Penn Van, N. Y., topographic sheet 283 

Pennel, Andrew J 25, 92, 129 

Pennington, Josias 166 

Pennock, Mary E 39 

Pennsvlvania. bituminous coal 226 

labor statistics 241 

post route maps 60, 61 

river improvement 438 

road law 363 

use of Williamsport court-house. . 48, 97 
PennsylvaniaRailroad Company. . 100, 127 

Penrose, Boies 100 

Pensaco'a, Fla 459 

Pensacola, U. S. T. S 316 

Pensacola, Alabama & Tenn. Ry. Co. . 8 

Pensinger, Henry 105, 182 

Pension AppealsBoard 54, 340 

Pension Bureau 428,481 

report, 1902 225 

report, 1903 370 

Pensioners 477 

Pensions, appropriations 465 

claims 477 

cripples 184 

deafness 9 

decisions 54, 148, 192, 

225, 2.56,282, 313, 340. 368, 395, 426, 476 

Mexican War 139, 184 

of insane 47, 477 

old age and civil service 270 

teachers 148 

widows 21, 97 

Pensions Committee, House 46, 139 

House, seea/soln valid PensionsCom. 

Senate 16,104,420,460 

Pepper, CM 231 



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Popper 232 

Percentage, tables 25(5 

Perch, pike 241 

Percy, Palmer G 45 

Perfumes 475 

Peril Strait, charts 291, 392 

Periodicals, educational 477 

for military posts 239 

in War Department library 494 

postage 198 

Perk-inn, George C 12, 16, 98, 101, 45H 

Perkins, Gustavus S 37, 92, 112 

Permanent Court of Arbitration ... 62, 231 

Permian formation, Kansas 390 

Peroxide, Ijenzovl-acetvl 207 

Perrault, .loseph'. '. 209 

I'erry, Mil ry D 462 

Perry, Saiiiuel M 461 

Perry, Simeon 15 

Perry, Okla., public building 64 

Perrv t'ountv, Ala 470, 471 

Persia, tariff' 289 

treaty witli Mexico 261 

Persian Gulf, dates 469 

Personal property 219 

Peru. 166,200,231,261,288,317,345,373,400,432 

cotton 475 

importation of typewriters 487 

industrial conditions 365 

mineral and agricultural resources. 318 

railroads 63 

trade with Bolivia 317 

Perveil, Leighton M 119, 139, 182 

Pescis, Philippines 432 

Pestis bacillus 434 

Pests, insect and fungous 189, 253 

Petalinna Creek, chart 160 

Peterboro, N. H., Miller statue 459 

Peterman, John P 18,92 

Petersburg, Ind., topographic sheet .. 149 

Peterson, Bowman H 26, 92, 136 

Petit grain 365 

Petrel, U. S. S 371 

Petrography 407 

Crater Lake National Park 55,257 

Petroleum 226 

as fuel for steamboats 65 

assessments on mining claims . . 96, 104 

British Columbia 288 

exports 68, 162, 205, 

236, 265, 293, 321, 340, 368, 393, 425, 474 

for road improvement 281 

Germany 339 

Gulf coastal plain 341 

Roumania 366 

Russia 262 

Santo Domingo 344 

Pettus, Edmund W 16, 104 

Pettv. .James 15 

Pettv otiircrs, Navv 343 

Pfeiffer, J-:mil 7, 19 

Pharmacists, Public Healthand Marine 

Hospital Service 204 

Pharmacy, District of Columbia 498 

Indian Territorv 29 

Phasmidct .' 325, 351 

Phelps, Thomas S 497 

Phila., Pa., appraisers' stores building. 65 

dietary studies 309 

post route map 60 

revenue steamer 68 

Philadelphia, L'. .^. S 429 

Philipoine Commission, 2d 72, 

164, 165, 207, 238, 267, 294, 377, 440 

acts, to print 187 

report, 1902 207 

Philippine Islands 69, 

98, 220, 237, 322, 349. 377, 405, 440, 494 
Agriculture Bureau. 322,349, 377,405, 440 
amnesty 50, 219 



I'age 

Philijipine Islands, Auditor 267 

barracks and quarters 73, 208 

1st Battalion of Engineers 439 

bililiograpliy 442, 443 

botany 440 

cacao 232, 349, 494 

catalogue of charts, etc 202 

certificates of indebtedness 322 

charts 59, 293, 371 

civil governor 72, 165, 207 

civil service 295, 405 

Civil Service Board 295,350,377,405 

civil service register 350 

eocoanuts 405 

commerce ^. 71, 

164, 206, 238, 294, 322, 349, 376, 440, 494 

commerce of U. S. with 156 

constables 9, 16, 125 

courts-martial 205 

crops 207, 239, 323. 440 

currency 30, 49, 125, 105, 184, 261, 494 

customs decisions 239, 295 

customs .service 239, 295 

earthquakes 16.5,207,239,323,440 

education 148 

eucalyptus 240, 351 

exhibit for La. Purchase Expos... 165, 
207, 239, 295, 323, 377 

expenditures 163, 206 

Exposition Board 165, 

207, 239, 295, 323, 377 

extradition 69, 96, 125 

Finance and Justice Dept 207, 267 

forest products of .state land.s 207 

gazetteer, to print 141 

Govt. I-,aboratories Bureau. 207,323,377 

Health Board 207, 239 

insects 323 

insurgent records 206 

insurrection 321 

Interior Department 72, 207 

labor laws 297 

land titles. .• 164 

lands, ecclesiastical 187 

manila hemp 485 

maps in Lilirary of Congress . . . 442, 443 

meteorological service 350 

Mining Bureau 3.50, 440 

Notice lo Mariners 234, 291 

offenses against lawsof war. ; 70 

peso sign 432 

po.st route map 61 

prisoners in Guam 58 

Public Instruction Dept 72, 207 

public lands 494 

rainfall 495 

refund of duties on articles from. 184,202 

revenue 27, 206 

rinderpest of cattle and carabaos . . 377 

shipping 463 

soil 323 

sii);)port of prisoners 491 

tariff 145 

trypanosomiasis of horses 323 

volcanoes 165 

War with Spain correspondence . . . 321 
Weather Bureau. 165,207,239,323,3.50,440 

Philippines Committee 27, 463 

Philippines, Division of 70, 238 

Philippines, North, Dept, of, rp., 1902.. 238 
Philippines, South. Dept. of. rij.. 1902. . 238 

Philliiis, Alliert H ". 7 

Phillips, Mary E 92, 133 

Philosoijhicai articles, free entry 346 

Phienicia, X. Y., topographic sheet ... 369 

Phoenix. .\riz 466 

Ph(enix Islands, chart 196 

Phonetics 407 

Phosphates 1-55, 226, 339, 341 

Phosphoric acid 222 



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Phosphorus 52 

Photographer, D. C, report, 1903 498 

Photography, on fruit 200 

Signal Corps outfits 350 

Phveomvces nitens 281 

Phylloxera 63 

Physical tables 208 

Physicians, and vital statistics 225 

Physiology, plant 189, 254 

Picea. excelsa 336 

Piekard, John E 32, 106, 182 

Picking, Laura S 46, 92 

Piedmont, cocoon crop 393 

Pierce, Andrew J 462 

Pierce, Winfield 38, 109, 182 

Piety, Winfield S 32,92 

Pig iron, production 62 

Pigeon Bayou 436 

Pigs, see Hogs. 

Pike, wall-eved 241 

Pike Countv, Ark., asphalt 226 

Pike perch 241 

Pilar. P. I., chart 285 

Pilgrim Fathers, monument 137 

Pilot charts 59, 153, 197, 230, 

259, 260, 286, 316. 343, 371, 398, 429, 483 

Pilot rules 340 

Pilots, licensed 312 

Pinckard, James S 9, 43 

Pine, yellow 255 

Pine lands, Chippewa 315,370 

Pine Mountain forest reserve 467 

Pine Ridge Reservation 360 

Pines. Isle of 10, 163, 224. 317, 431 

Pinkham, Charles L 22, 92, 134 

Pinney, Annie P 20, 92, 135 

Pintsch Compressing Company . . . 101, 458 

Pious fund of the Californias 62, 231 

Piper, Rebecca 18,92 

Piper, Aden, Goodall Company 73 

Pipestone Reservation 186 

Pitt, Sarah A 481 

Pittman. Leonidas 497 

Pittsburg, Pa., bridge 94, 100, 126 

harVjor improvement 438 

Pittsburg, Carnegie and Western Rail- 
road Company 94, 100, 126 

Pittsburg of the East 10 

Placer formations 440 

Placer gold mining 226 

Placer mines, Choco 261 

Plague, see Bubonic plague. 

Plague Conference 68, 161 

Plains Lodge 135. F. and A. M 497 

Plankton algse 352 

Plant Industry Bureau .... 52, 146, 190, 223, 
255, 280, 281, 309, 336, 362, 389, 422, 469 

report, 1902 52 

report. 1903 469 

Plants 189, 254 

aboriginal uses 296 

breeding 189, 254 

distribution in Philippines 377 

food 51 

food for silkworms 53 

fossil 396 

Influence of light and darkness on. 282 

Mendocino County, Cal 296 

Mexico and Central America 296 

poisonous 146 

Porto Rico 324 

relation of insects to 222 

textural 366 

see also Plant Industry Bureau. 

Plaquemine Bayou 436 

Plate River, .--•«■ Rio de la Plata. 

Plated ware. Spain 262 

Platinum 369, 440 

bibliography 227 

in copper ores 226 



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Piatt. Oi-ville H 97, 166, 185 

Piatt, Robert % 

Platl. Thomas C 13,27,104,121,420 

Plow, disk 146 

Plug tobacco 374 

Plum Island 126 

Plumley , Ellen A 33 

Plumper Bay. chart 1% 

Pneumatic-tube service 65 

Pocatello forest reserve 360 

Point Reyes, Cal 224, 310 

Pointe Aux Barques, Mich 492 

Points, for vaccination 434 

Poiron, Lavinia F 19, 92, 129 

Poi.sonous plants 146 

Poland, American goods in 262 

Polar aurora 406, 483, 484 

Polar regions, sec Arctic regions. 

Police Department, D. C, report, 1903. . 498 

Political and .Social Science, American 

Academy of 261 

Political science 233, 432 

Political status of Indians 228 

Politics, Indiana 378 

Polk, kufus K 5 

Pollak-Virag rapid telegraph 340 

Pollard, Judson X 7, 35 

Polloc, P. I., chart 286 

Polly, brig 497 

Polly, schooner 497 

Polynesia, reports of consuls in 232 

Polypodium 296 

Polyporus fraxinophilus 146 

Polyps, madreporarian 170 

Pomelo 279 

Pomona, vessel 166 

Ponce, P. R 64 

chart 473 

Pond River 492 

Pook. Ellen F 7 

Pope, Flora E 497 

Population 67, 161, 204. 235, 236, 264, 292 

Alaska 367 

Argentina 199 

Bolivia 261 

colonies of world 375 

Cuba ' 394, 476 

geographical distribution 193 

relation to food products 224 

South American Republics 400 

white, in British colonies 393 

see also Census Office. 

Porcelain, Germany 394 

Vienna " 200 

Pork, see Hogs. 

Porpoise 380 

Port, see name of port. 

Port movements, Argentina 62, 

199, 260, 288, 317. 344, 372, 400, 432, 487 
Uruguay. 261,288.317.345, 373, 401, 432,487 
Port of delivery, see name of port. 
Port of entry, .see name of port. 

Port of Spain. W.I. , chart 286 

Port Orchard, Wa.sh., chart 312 

Port Orford, Oreg., geologic atlas. 227,258 

Port Roval, S. C, Govt, property 58 

Port Royal Sound 492 

Portal, N. Dak., subport of entry 9,64 

Porter. D. S 123 

Porter, Walter A 31, 115, 182 

Portland, Me., chart 264 

Cushings Island 73 

harbor improvement 436 

Portland cement 365, 427 

Portland. Vancouver and Yakima 

Railroad Company 104,138,184 

Porto Rico 64, 220, 487 

appropriations 292 

attorney-general, report, 1903 482 

changa 52 



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Porto Rico, chart 424 

church-lands 104 

climate and water-power 54 

coffee 157 

commerce 162 

comr. of education, report, 1902. . 57, 225 

comr. of interior, report, 1902 225 

comr. of interior, report, 1903 481 

Delegate to House 465 

fisheries 380 

governor, report, 1902 64 

hailstorms 310 

labor laws 297 

mail contracts 399 

mango 52 

naturalization 460 

naval reservations 278 

plants 324 

post route map 61 

public buildings 360 

public lands 307 

receipts and expenditures 68 

refund of duties 184, 202 

soil survey 422, 470, 471 

surveys 55 

trade"with U. S 200 

war with Spain correspondence ... 321 
Porto Rico Agric.Exper.Station. 52, 190, 422 

report, 1902 254 

Portraits, to accompany eulogies 187 

Ports of delivery 401 

Ports of entry 401 

Portuguese east Africa, see Africa. 

Posev, Henrv M 24, 92 

Posev Countv, Ind 390, 470 

Post." John p! 92, 130 

Post exchanges, see Canteens. 
Post-Officeand Host-Roadsf:om. 48,140,465 
Post-office building. New York Citv... 15.H 
Post-office Department. 60, 65, 154. 158, 198, 
230, 260, 287, ai7, 344, 372, 399, 430, 484 

appropriations 48, 184 

canceling: ink 145 

civil service 269 

investigation 465 

orders 374 

reports. 1902 60, 179 

reservations held by 188, 221 

Post-office Department, Auditor for, 
see Auditor. 

Post-offices, supplies 431 

Post-Offices and Post-Roads Commit- 
tee 463 

Post route maps 60, 399, 400 

Postage, periodicals 198 

Postage stamps 485 

Postal bulletin, daily 60, 

154,198,230,260,287 

Postal claims 65 

Postal convention, Cuba and U.S. 372,400 

Postal Guide, official 60, 154, 198, 

230, 260, 287, 317, 344, 372, 399, 430, 484 
Postal money orders, see Money orders. 

Postal service '. 431 

claims 65 

fraudulent insurance cos. . . 419, 456, 463 

orders 60, 154, 198, 230, 260, 287 

relation to roads 53 

rural free delivery 53, 154 

statistics 154 

to increase revenue 140 

see also Post-Office Department. 

Postal statistics, German v, 1900 394 

international, 1901 ...". 431 

Postmaster-Gen., see Post-Office Dept. 

Postmaster-General, 1st Assistant 484 

report, 1903 431 

Postmaster-Gen., 2d Assistant 431,485 

report, 1903 431 



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Postmaster-General, 3d Assistant 154 

report, 1903 485 

Postmen, see Letter-carriers. 
Posts, militarv, see Military posts. 

Potash 222 

Potatoes 475 

Germany 262 

sweet 279 

Potomac Flats, see Potomac Park. 

Potomac Park 167 

Potomac River 438 

bridges 12, 71 , 435, 458 

Pottawatomie Indians 98, 185 

Potter, Malcolm S 127 

Potter, We-slev S 41, 92 

Potts, Kli 110,139,182 

Poughkeepsie, N. Y., topog. sheet 257 

Pouisen, Valdemar 92, 104 

Poultry 278, 308, 388 

as food 469 

Hungary 394 

New South Wales 262 

Poutney, Peter 7 

Powder, smokele.«s 72, 259 

Powder-post, injury 468 

Powell, Kmma D. ." 41, 92 

Powell, .lames H 92, 119 

Powell, .(ohn W 407 

Power, Aurelia M 92, 108 

Power. Niagara Falls 200 

production in South 190, 254 

Power-houses 473 

Powers, Llewellyn 49 

Powers, Samuel L 44 

Pratt, Lucinda J 39 

Precious metals 236 

production, 1901 187 

Precious stones 232, 396 

Precipitation 54,147 

Great Lates 192, 282 

measurement 255 

see also Rainfall. 

Prentice, Jo.seph R 92, 105 

Presbyterian Ch., Huttonsville, W.Va. 441 

Knoxville, Tenn 49 

Preservatives, in food 310 

Preserving, of fruit 394 

President of United States 50, 145, 

188, 221, 278, 307, 335, 360, 387, 421, 467 
excess compensation forem]iloyees. 4.56 

message referred to committees 467 

message to 57th Cong. 2d sess . . 179, 287 

message to 58th Cong. 1st sess 421 

message to 5Sth Cong. 2d sess . . 467, 487 

New Year's reception 491 

proclamations 219, 251, 252, 488 

Presley, Maberv H 7, 35 

Press, and roads 363 

Pre.ss bulletin 223, 255, 280 

Pre.«ses, bundling 261 

Preston, Delania 92, 107 

Price, Hercules H 41 

Price, Isaac B 108,139,182 

Price, .Tames T 110, 139, 182 

Price list, Hydrographic Office 429 

Prices ". 162 

supplies for naval militia 195 

wholesale 241 

Priddy, .lames M 75 

Priddy, Mary A 75 

Prime vertical transit instrument 197 

Primer of forestry 309 

Primorskaya, gf)ld mining 232 

Primorski, see Primorskaya. 

Prince, George }V 45 

Prince Edward County, Va 191 

Prince J^dward Island, copyright 443 

Prince George County, Md." 191 

Princeton, Ind., topographic sheet ... 314 



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Prinoeton, X. J., battle commemo- 
rated 459 

Prink, Oscar H 23,33,92 

Print goods, South Africa 365 

Printing, electric distance 475 

Government Printing Office 77 

Interior Department 57 

Justice Department 57 

of catalogue cards 78 

public 9 

Printing and Stationery Div . . 158, 289, 290 

Printing Committee, House 141, 186 

Senate 27, 121, 420 

Printing Committee, Joint 179 

Prints, tor cheese 146 

Prioleau v. Legare 360 

Prison Commission, International 373 

Prison regulations, Southery. U. S. S.. 343 

Prison shii]S 343 

Prisoners, Filipino, in Guam 58 

Philippine Islands 491 

Prisons, nil ]<1ern systems 373 

Pritchard. Jvier C 24, 104, 116, 121 

Pritchard, Mary E 497 

Private claims 251, 456 

Private Land Claims Committee 187 

Private laws 5, 87, ISO, 219, 251 

Privileges and Elections Committee.. 121 

Prizes, rifle competition i 237 

Proceedings, National Museum... 324,350 

Procelsterna 76, 351 

Proclamations of President 50, 145, 

188, 219, 251 , 252, 278, 307, 
335, 360, 387, 421, 467, 488 

Proctor. Red field 16, 98, 185, 460 

Proctor A: (Gamble Company 269 

Prodrljiliinus 3.s0 

Professii ma I papers 55, 149, 

193, 227, 257, 282, 313, 369, 396, 478, 479 

distribution of 187 

Profes.sional schools 148 

Prohibition, Alaska 9 

Projectiles, condemned 349 

Projectors, searchlight 238 

Promotions, Treasury Department 233 

Propagation, of fish." 240 

of fruit trees, etc 336 

of salmon 241 

of shad and perch 241 

of wild rice 336 

Propeller Tow Boat Company 11 , 92 

Property, accounts, House 186,464 

accounts, Senate 450 

real and personal 219 

Prophylaxis, against yellow fever. 320, 345 

Proprietary stamps 402 

Protector from live wires 318 

Protein 388 

Protestant Episcopal Church, D. C ... 458 
Protocols, see names of countries. 

Providence, R. I 337 

Providence Hospital, D. C 76 

Providence Islands, see Ujelang Is. 

Provincetown, Ma.ss., monument 137 

Proving Ground, Indian Head 430 

Sandy Hook 72, 376 

Provisions, exports 68, 162, 205, 

236. 265, 293, 3J1, 340, 368, 393, 425, 474 

Pruning 423 

Prunu.s serotina 362 

Prussia, crops j 339 

electric railroads 393 

income ta.x 156, 262 

meat-inspection law 394 

steam power 201 

Pryor, Jai-kson 103 

Pseudarmadillo 325 

Psetidoceratites 2K3 

Public Archives Commission 378 



Page 
Public btiildings . . 142, 158, 184, 346, 488, 493 

Porto Rico 360 

.sale of liquor 14 

see also Architect, Supervising — 
places where located. 
Public Buildings and Grounds Com- 
mittee, House 48,141,187 

Senate 27,121 

Public Buildings and Grounds Off. 71,493 

Public debt 64, 158, 201, 233, 262, 290 

Public documents, see Documents. 

Public Documents Division 481 

Public health, American Republics... 345 

animal diseases affecting 388 

Public Health and Marine Ho.spital 

Service 68, 161 , 204, 235, 

264, 292, 320, 345, 347, 375, 403, 434, 490 

Hvgienic Laboratorv 159 

report, 1900 " 264 

report, 1901 375 

Public Health and National Quaran- 
tine Committee 463 

Public Health Assoc. American ..' 225,391 
Public Health Reports .... 6S, 161, 204, 235, 
265, 292, 320, 317, 375. 403, 434, 463, 490 
Public institutions, dietarv studies . . . 253 
Pub.InstructionDept.,P. I..rp.,1902. 72.207 

Public lands 28, 49, 464 

California 27 

decisions 148, 192, 225, 256, 368, 395 

Honduras 475 

Louisiana 142 

lumber and timber 477 

Philippines 207, 494 

Porto Rico 307 

railroad grants 464 

sales 122, 142 

town sites 48, 96, 185, 342 

witnesses 96 

see also Land Office, General. 

Public Lands Com., House 48,142,466 

Senate 27,121,186,420,463 

Public laws 8, 94, 183, 219, 251, 419, 455 

Public Llbrarv, D. (.:., report, 1902 208 

report, 1 903 498 

Public monevs 28, 123, 163, 233 

Public Moneys Division 233, 346, 433 

Public printer, see Government Print- 
ing Office. 
Public property, receipts from sales.. 152 

Public Road Inquiries Office. . 53, 

190,281,336,362,422 

report, 1902 53 

report, 1903 470 

Public schools, see Schools. 

Public works, German cities 394 

Uruguav 476 

Public Works, Board of, D. C 29, 95 

Publications, Agric. Dept.. 53,146,190,191, 

223, 255, 2S1, 310, 337, 363,389, 423, 470 

American Histori<'al Association... 378 

American Republics Bureau 345 

Amer. Society of Church History. . . 378 

Botany Division 51 

Census Office 54 

Chemistrv Bureau 336 

Coast & Geodetic Survey. 1816-1902 . 66 
distributed bv Smithsonian Inst. 167, 268 

Ethnoli.gy Bureau 499 

Geological Survey 313, 341 

Hydrographic Otiice 58 

Library of Congress 380 

Manila oljscrvatorv 350 

Public Road Inquiries Office ... 281,336 

Smithsonian Institution 268 

Soils Bureau 53 

Statistics Bureau, Commerce and 

Labor Department 312, 368 

War Department 69 



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Publications Division 53, 146, 191, 

223, 255, 281, 310, 337, 363, 3.S9, -123, 47U 

report, 1902 53 

report, 1903 470 

Puerto Cabello, Venezuela 373 

Puerto Princesa, P. I., chart 367 

Puerto Rico, see Porto Rico. 

Puget Soun<i 164 

Pulaski, Casimir, statue 96, 102 

Pumice, artificial 394 

Pumps, electric 475 

irrigation 469 

Pungoleague Creek, light 473 

Punishment, corporal 148 

(if otYenscs on high seas 100 

Pupils, transjiortation to school 148 

Purcell, Ind. T.. bridge 100,127 

Purcell and Lexington St. Ry. Co. 100,127 

Purington, Mary L 34, 46, 92 

Puritan, gunnery ship, report, 1902 ... 152 

report, 1903 484 

Purus River 379 

Put-in-Bay, Ohio, topographic sheet.. 342 

Pvgmies '. 407 

Pyrenees, British ship 100, 137 

Pyrethrum powders 308 

Pyrheliometer, Angstrom 337,363 

Pyrite 226, 313 

Pythias. Knights of 45 

Quadrantal spheres 195 

Quarantine, history 236 

laws 235 

maritime 345 

of animals imported into U. S 262 

of cattle 51, 221, 252, 278, 360, 387 

of swine 360 

stations 125, 161, 388 

United States 345 

Uruguay 345 

vessels 161 

Quarantine Island, immigrant station. 67 
Quark's., fo.'<eph V.. 14, 16,' 97, 98, 121, 186,458 
Quartermaster-General, see Quarter- 
master's Department. 

Quartermaster's Department 72, 

165, 208, 239, 268, 295, 350, 495 

list of vessels 474 

report, 1902 70 

report, 1903 440 

signals of vessels 339, 474 

vessels 393 

Quartz glass 262 

Quay, Mattheiv S 10, 137, 419 

Quebec, agricultural schools 425 

electric railroads 318 

Queen, .steamer 394 

Quercus alba 336 

Quicksilver 341 

bibliograph V 227 

Quigles, Telesfor D 496 

Quiiialang Anchorage, chart 285 

Quincy method 478 

Quinine, auction in Batavia 339 

Quinnat salmon 241 

Quintana Roo 345 

RadclitYe, Samuel J 22, 92, 135 

Rader, Michael 92, 116 

Radiation 407 

formu las 282 

solar 337 

Radio-activity of matter 407 

Raffertv, Rosetta E 92, 112, 140 

Railroads, accidents ... 77, 241, 269, 352, 442 

Africa 200, 261 

Alaska 49, 97, 367 

Argentina-Bolivia contract 155 

Australia 232 

automobile 200 

Bolivia 288, 487 



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Railroads, brakes 78, 156, 184, 352, 393 

Brazil 261 

British Columbia 200 

British Honduras 318 

Canada 261 

car shops in Mexico 200 

cars for coal mines 442 

Colombia 475 

construction expenses 210 

District of Columbia 220 

Egypt 365 

electric lighting 426 

employees 269 

engine cars 426 

freight rates 318 

Germany 262 

government ownership 270 

Guatemala 487 

Honduras 261, 289 

Hot Springs, Ark 9, 27 

income account 78, 269 

India 156 

Indian Territory 9 

intercontinental 98 

Japan 157, 262 

land grants 49, 397, 464, 481 

Luzon 376 

material, Spain 157 

Mexico 156, 157, 288 

order in stations 365 

Peru . . , 63, 345 

Philippines 69 

Porto Rico 487 

rates 210 

relation to road improvement .. 53,190 
safety appliances ... 78, 184, 200, 269, 500 

statistics 78, 269, 345, 352 

stocks and bonds 169 

street 313 

Switzerland 475 

underground, N. Y. Citv 97,100,141 

United States 352, 408 

Veracruz 318, 345 

see also Cable railrfiad.s — Electric 

railroads — names of railroads. 

Railroads Commissioner, report. 1902. 225 

report, 1903 482 

Rails, manufacture of, 1902 232 

Siam 232 

Railway Commissioners, National As- 
sociation of 241 

Railvvav Congress, International 486 

Railway Mail Serv. . 60, 154, 198, 230, 260, 287 

report, 1903 485 

Railways, see Railroads. 

Rain gage 255 

Rainfall 282, 341 

Amoy 147 

Hawaii 224 

Philippines 495 

Washington State 310 

seealso Climate and Crop Bulletin. 

Rainy River, bridge 11, 30, 96 

Raisins 281 

Rambler mine, Wyo 369 

Ramona, Cal., topographic sheet 369 

Ranard, Andrew C 462 

Rand air-compressors 286 

Randall, Alvira 23, 92, 131 

Randall, William P 45, 96 

Randolph, Rebecca 33, 120, 182 

Randoliih, William F 18, 92 

Randsbuig. Cal., topographic sheet... 257 

Kanye tables 293 

Ranger, U. S. S 483 

Rape, as forage crop 146 

Rapid, S. Dak,, Indian .school 480 

topographic sheet 480 

Rapid-fire guns 287 



560 



Index, 1903 



Page 

Rapu-rapu Strait, chart 291 

Raquette Lake, N. Y., topog. sheet 34'<? 

Raritaii Bay 492 

Kask, Marie A 115, 4(J3 

Rate of exchange, Mexico 317 

Rathcirum, Idaho, topographic sheet . 314 

Rations, midshipmen 455 

RatlilT, \V. T 467 

Kattk'snake Harbor, chart 267 

Rattulidit 325 

Rautoanui Pass, chart 197 

Ravenscroft, Anthon v R 44, 103, 182 

Rawlins, S. A 496 

Ravel, Catherine 106,140,182 

Rayle, Katharine, see Rayel, Catherine. 

Read, Grace M 7 

Read. John J 497 

Reading matter, for blind 140 

Real estate, see Lands. 

Reaney, Son & .\rchbold 11 

Reappraisements 65, 158, 159, 202, 

234, 263, 290. 319, 346, 374, 401, 433, 488 

Rebates 43, 44, 143 

Rebellion, ^'ee Civil War. 

Receipts 374 

for .special deposits 346 

Treasury Department 433 

Receipts and expenditures 66, 

202, 234, 263, 288, 290, 489 

Receivers 136 

for coal mines 97 

land offices 28, 96, 142, 148 

Reciprocity, Cuba and U. S 61,155, 

156,157,18.5,188,199,394,419, 
420. 421 , 431, 4.55, 476, 486, 488 

France and United States 13 

Hawaii and United States 98 

Reclamation, of arid lands 423 

Reclamation Service 341 

Recoil gun mounts 287 

Record, Congressional.. 5, 87, 179, 277, 419, 455 

Record and Pension Office 495 

report, 1902...: 70 

report, 1903 405 

Recording instruments 53 

Records, internal revenue 490 

Philippine insurgents 206 

transcripts 142 

Recruiting, Army 237 

Recruiting stations. Army 491 

Rectifiers, tax-paid spirits 402 

Red Cross, American National 77 

Red Hook Channel, N. Y. harbor 438 

Red Lake Reservation . . 14,98,125,397,458 

Red River 192,228,492 

Red River of the North 340, 437 

Red rot. of western vellow pine 255 

Redding, James F 88, 158 

Redding, Cal., copper 226 

iron 226 

limestone 227 

Redick, Mary S., see Bayly, Mary R. 

Redshaw, James 136 

Redwood 190 

Reed, Emily L 25, 182 

Reed, Levi L 145 

Reed, Walter 98 

Reedv, Annie T 25, 92 

Reedv, Daniel J 25, 92 

Rees, John J 41,93 

Reeve, William C 69 

Reeves, Andrew J 20, 93 

Reeves, John T 74 

Reeves, Lockie W 20 

Reeves, Walter 45 

Reference books, in War Dept. library. 494 

Refining, sugar '. . 262 

Reform School, D. C, report, 1903 . ..498 
Reform School for Girls, D. C, rp. 1903. 498 
Reform schools 148 



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Reformatory institution!?, D. C 75 

Reformed Church, Sharpsburg, Md... 441 

Regalia 290 

Register, Army 206,321,348 

Attorney-General's Office 315 

Interior Department 340 

Justice, Department of 151 

Life-.Saving Service 347 

Official (Blue Book) 477 

Philippine civil service 350 

State Department 199 

Register of copyrights, see Copyright 
Office. 

Register of Treasury, report, 1902 64 

report, 1903 4ij3 

Registered bonds, see Loans and Cur- 
rency Divi.'^ion. 

Registered" mail 485 

Registers, executive 101 

land offices 28, 96, 142, 148 

Registration, of copyrights 170 

Regne animal 324, 351 

Reid, Charles C 29 

Reiher Pass, chart 196 

Reindeer, Alaska 55, 193, 407 

Remainder interests 374 

Remington, William J 7 

Removals, Treasury Department 233 

Reporters, House 465 

Reports, public officers to Congress . . . 420 

Representatives, mileage 419 

portraits in eulogies 187 

{■ee also House. 

Reptiles, Huachuca Mountains 325 

Re.-cue grass 309 

Research, Antarctic 282 

Reservations, held by Depts. . . 188, 221, 491 

see also names of reservations. 
Reserves, forest, see Forest reserves — 
names of reserves. 

Reserves, national banks 184 

Reservoirs, lands reser\'ed for 28, 464 

Stony Creek 396 

Resolution, brig 497 

Resolutions, concurrent 219, 251 

joint, see Bills — Laws. 

Respiratory organs, horses 422 

Restraining orders 10 

Retherford, Elias G 118 

Retired list. Navy 139 

Rettig, Josephine 108, 131 

Return certificates, for Chinese 364 

Revenue, Argentina 400 

Brazilian law 232 

Cuba 394, 476 

customs, collection of 64 

Me.xico 345 

Philippines 27 

see also Internal revenue. 
Revenue cutter, see Revenue steamers. 

Revenue Cutter Service 68, 161, 204, 236 

depots 4.57, 458 

officers 12, 30, 67 

vessel signals 339, 474 

Revenue stamps, see Stamps, revenue. 
Revenue steamers, Albemarle and 

Pamlico sounds 465 

Honolulu, Hawaii 30, 4.58 

Narragan.sett Bav 457 

new .■ 68, 161 

Philadelphia, Pa 68 

Review of world's commerce, to print. 187 
Revised Statutes, appropriation toprint 121 

Revision of Laws Committee 143 

Revolution, Isthmus of Panama 432 

Revolution, American, Daughters of 
the, see Daughters of the Ameri- 
can Revolution. 

Reynolds, Henry P 31, 93, 115 

Reynolds, Hugh J 93, 119 



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Reynolds c. Butler 420 

Rheims, France, industrial exposition. 157 
Rhein. Port, see Rhin, Port. 

Rhenish lumber market 157 

Rhin, Port, ehart 19G 

Rhizopus niarrit-ans 281 

Rhoades, Jennie \V 93, 112, 130 

Rhode Island, chart 338 

labor laws 241 

labor statistics 241 

post route map 61 

quarantine of swine, etc 252 

river and harbor improvement 436 

war claims 158 

Rhodes, Cecil 148 

Rhodes, Isaac 7 

Rhodes, William P 38,109,182 

Ribble, Cornelia S Ill, 182 

Rice, Jamison W 75 

Rice 3.50 

irrigation 469 

Peru 231 

production 146 

wild 336 

Rice Irrigation & Improvement Assoc. 9 

Rich, Lizzie I 7 

Richards, Jacob E 38, 105, 182 

Richardson, Ebenezer H 461 

Richardson, George W 113, 463 

Richardson, John JI 457 

Richardson, Joseph M 37 

INcliai-dsoii. M'illiam.... 30,47,127,140,465 
Richlield Springs, X. Y., topog. sheet. 2.58 

Richmond. U. S. R. S 430 

Rickards, Eliza A 7 

Ricker Cla.ssical Institute 193 

Rider, John Q. A 7 

Rifle competition, Palma internat 262 

prizes 237 

Rifles, range table 293 

Rigg, Jarrot F 25, 93, 130 

Right of way, Alaska 122 

Hawaii. 16 

San Francisco Mts. forest reserve. 48, 95 

Wavne Countv, W. Va 143, 184 

Rilev. Sarah : 166 

Rilev, Fort, Cavalrv & Field Artillerv 

School . 70,164,206,288, 266, 294, 348, 404 

manoeuvers 404 

report, 1902 238 

Rinderpest 377 

Rio Corosimo, see Imataca, Cano. 

Riode la Plata 157,432 

Rio Grande 155 

Ripe rot 309 

Ripley, Allen M 7, 40 

Ritchhart, Lucretia 461 

Ritchie, William F 31,119,182 

Rittenhouse, Charles A 35, 111, 182 

Rivers, floods 282 

Fulton automatic gage 282 

Italy 365 

lights and fog-signals 235 

measurements 55, 56, 284, 369, 427 

New York City, vicinity 149 

post lights ;. ." 67 

Rivers and harbors, Oregon 488 

Porto Rico 4.87 

see also Engineer Department. 
Rivers and Harbors Committee . . . 143, 466 

Riyoishi Bay. chart 196 

Road Inquiry Office, see Public Road 
Inquiries Office. 

Road Material Laboratory 422 

Roads, land grants for . . ." 49 

petroleum for improvement of 281 

tar-macadam 318 

testing of materials for 422 

see a?so Public Road Inquiries Office. 
Roane County, Tenn 360 



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Roanoke, Va 44, 95 

Robbery, of mails, to prevent 140 

Robbins, Samuel 15 

Roberts. John H 24, 93 

Roberts, Lerov 38, 93 

Roberts, Levi 462 

Robert.son, Joseph W 7 

Rohertsan, Samuel M 50 

Robinson, Byron 40 

Robinson, Harriet 18, 93 

Robinson , James M 49, 466 

Robin.son, John 7 

Robin.son, Minerva 7, 19 

Robison, Almedia J 46, 93, 108 

Robson, John H 38, 109, 182 

Rochambeau, Comte de, statue 187 

Roche Harbor, chart 483 

Rochford. S. Dak., Cemetery Assoc. 96,122 

Rock Creek, Cal.. topog. sheet 283 

Rock Creek. D.C., bridge 13 

Rock Island Arsenal 72, 164 

Rock of Ages, light and fog-signal 126 

Rock River 362 

Rock-trout 325, 3.51 

Rockawav Inlet, chart 392 

Rocks . . .". 407 

bituminous 313 

igneous 313, 479 

Rocky Harbor, see Roche Harbor. 

Rocky Mountains, spotted or tick fever. 403 

Rocky River 493 

Rogers, George A 182 

Rogers, Henry G 93 

Rogers, Joanna 7, 35 

Rogers, Lebbeus H 93 

Rolls and Librarv Bureau 201,233,373,432 
Rome, Ga.. Methodist Episcopal Ch .. 467 

public offices 489 

Rome, Italy. American Academy. 137.251 

Grand Prize 251 

Rommel. Joanna 8 

Rongeliib Islands, chart 4,S4 

Rongerik Islands, chart 484 

Root-knot, cowpea resistant to 190 

Ropes, Sarah E 47, 93 

Rosjirio, .Argentina, trade in 1902 260 

Rose, Charles W 8 

Ro.se. Gottlieb C 4.59 

Rosebud Reservation 102, 125, 360 

Roselle 279 

Rosenbarger, Elizabeth 19, 37, 93 

Ros.s, Mrs. G. W 144 

Ross, John W 45, 96 

Ross, Lewis F 8 

Ros.seau. Lawrence H., see Rousseau. 

Rosser, (ieorgeN 497 

Rosser, Silas T 497 

Roster, of examining surgeons. Pen- 
sion Bureau 428 

of militia of T. S 266, 403 

of patent attorneys 57 

of Quartermaster's Department 73 

165,208,239,268,295 

of Signal Office 73,268 

of Subsistence Departmen t 73, 

165, 208, 239, 268, 295 

Rot, bitter 309 

red 255 

Rotan, John A 8 

Rotation, of crops 281 

Rotatoria 325 

Roth, Charles .500 

Roubaix. France 394 

Ronch, Peter B 110,130,182 

Rouen, France, electric fire pump 63 

steamship service to America 201 

Roumania, petroleum 365 

Round Harbor, chart 286 

Roundworms 292 

Rousseau, Lawrence H 36, 109 



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Page 

Kowe, Louis \V 40, 117, 182 

Rowell, Horace J 15 

Rowland, .John 1 497 

Rowling, J uliaettii 118, 128 

Rowsey, Kilbourn H 497 

Rubber 199, 373 

Austrahi.'<ia 365 

Brazil 157, 199, 344, 394, 475 

ceara 200, 232 

consumption in United States 156 

French colonies 475 

Mexico 156 

Rubber goods, Germany 394 

Rubber plant 365 

Rubber-tree, Central America 389 

Orient 475 

Rubber vine 156, 157 

Rarkcr. William IT 29 

Ruflner, William H 148 

Rules, House 420 

Senate 307 

Rules Committee, House... 49,143,188,420 

Senate 307 

Rules of practice, courts of U. S 166 

Patent Office 160, 258 

Rumania, see Roiniiania. 

Runifdrd, Count 363 

Suwple. John N. W. 122, 3.59 

Rumjile. Mary H 93,113,128 

Run-( >tY, relation of rainfall to 341 

Rural districts, roads 53 

Rural engineering 469 

Rural free rlelivery 53 

see aho Rural Free Delivery Div. 

Rural Free Delivery Division 154 

Rural Guard, Cuba 63, 266 

Russell, Catharine A 93, 129 

Russell, Cluiiies A 335 

Russell, Charles E 50 

Russell, Isaac F 93, 112 

Russell, .James 497 

Russell, John H 50 

Russell, Mary E 93, 133 

Russia, chemical in<lustry 288 

commercial relations with Man- 
churia 289 

education 478 

enterprise in the Orient 394 

exhibition of historical attire 200 

exports 394 

iron 200, 475 

machinery 475 

merchant marine 200 

minerals 426 

petroleum 262, 339 

steel. 475 

sugar law 366 

U. S. claims against 231 

winter cereals 200 

Rutan, William D 93 

Rutherford, Abner D 108, 182 

Rutherford, Elias G 33 

Ryan, William H 127 

Saaz, Austria 475 

Sabine Lake 143 

Sabine Pass, Tex 143 

Sabine River 143, 493 

Sac and Fox Indians 10 

Saccharine plant 400 

Sacr.iineiitd River, (niinnat salmon... 241 

Saddle iKirses 336 

Safety appliances.. 78,184,200,241,269,500 

Safety signals, on steam vessels 236 

Sagartia paguri Verrill .''.... 77,351 

Sager, Ellen A 8 

Sailing directions, catalogue 58 

Mindanao 263 

Mindoro Strait, etc 346 

Panay, Negros, Cebu, etc 66 

Paragua 402 



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Sailing directions, Philippines, cata- 
logue 202 

Samar, Leyte, and Luzon 234 

Sailing routes, see Pilot charts. 

Sailing vessels 366 

Sailors, Hamilton M 93, 99 

Sailors, alien 366 

allotment notes 292 

contracts for care of 292 

monument 138 

ordnance instruction 430 

soliciting as lodgers 4.57 

State homes 242 

wages 100, 137 

Sailors' H(jme, Idaho 464 

San Francisco, Cal 473 

St. Charles Bay 493 

St. Charles County, Mo., bridge 11 

St. Clair. Arthur 460 

St. (;lair County, 111 390, 470 

St. Clair, Lake 71, 

267, 294, 322, 349, 376, 405, 439, 493 

chart 322 

St. Clair River 71, 

267, 294, 322, 349, 376, 405, 439, 493 

St. Croix Falls, Wis., dam 12,30,96 

St. Croix River, dam 12,30,96 

St. Etienne, France, textiles 201 

St. Francis, Ark., bridge 30,184 

St. Francis River, bridge .... 30,96,99,184 

St. Helena 394 

St. Helena Sound, chart 424 

St. .Tames Mission 187 

St. Jiihn Harbor, chart 197 

St. .lohn's Lodge, Newbern, N. C . . . 49, 466 

St. .lones Harbor, chart 286 

St. .Joseph Channel, chart 238 

St. Joseph River, dams and bridges... 126 

St. Lawrence River 71, 

267, 322, 349, 376, 405, 437, 439 

caiial 261 

chart 267 

stream measurements 284 

St. Louis, Mo., Bu.siness Men's League. 77 

grain transportation 169 

Knights (if Pythias 45 

St. Louis, Lduisiana Purchase Exposi- 
tion, 1904 233,363,487,500 

agricultural education 190 

Chinese 64, 364 

dedication 219, 261 

Ecuador 199 

Honduras 475 

Philippines .... 165,207,239,295,323,377 

prdti'ctidu to exhibitors 460,465 

St. Louis County, Mo., bridge 11 

St. Louis River, chart 405 

St. Marvs River 71, 

267, 294, 322, 349, 376, 405, 439, 493 

anchorage of vessels 236 

St. JMeinrad, Ind., topographic sheet.. 227 

St. Michael Bay, chart 291 

St. Paul, Minn., circuit court of appeals 136 

public building 65 

St. Paul's Epis.Ch., Franklin, Tenn... 441 

St. Peter, Minn., bridge 1'27 

St. Vincent 408 

St. Vincent Gulf, chart 153 

Salamanders 77, 351 

Salaries, Commerce and Labor Dept. . 147 

Court of Private Land Claims 151 

Government 159 

judges 44 

postal service 431 

Senate and House employees 4.55 

teachers 148 

see also Wages. 

Salary tables 488 

Salaverv, Peru 373 

Salem, N.J 191 



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Salem. Oreg.. public building -189 

Salinas. Ecuador 62 

Salina.'i Valley 255 

Saline waters for irrigation 310 

Sally Mariah, sloop 166 

Salmon. Joult iia S 335 

Salmon 241 

Ala.ska 65. 204. 473 

British Columbia 232 

Salomague, Port, charts 153, 475 

Salsburv, Lester H 18, 38, 93 

Salt ..." 227'. 283 

bibliography 226 

mines of llelzk 201 

Peru 373 

Salt Lake, Utah 12, 95, 457 

Salt Lake Countv, Utah 469 

Salt marsh lands 390 

Salt River .56, 46(ii 

Salt Kiver Vallev 2.>1. 466 

Salvador 62, 200, 232, 288, 317, 487 

bonds 261 

consular invoices 373 

railroad from Zacapa 487 

tariff 156, 400 

Salvation Army, farm colonies 338 

Samar, sailing directions 231 

Same Byochi, chart 196 

Sample museums 365 

Sampson, Asa E 8, 35 

San Antonio Mts., topographic sheet . 314 

San Bernardino Strait, chart 264 

San Bernardino Vallev 254 

Sand bricks 200. 261 

Sand Creek 469 

San Domingo Improvement Co. of X. Y. 1.55 

Sands. William 34, 113, 182 

Sandsbury. JohnR 8 

Sandy Hook Proving Ground 72, 376 

San Francisco. Cal., charts 160,367 

militarv reservations 103 

Naval training Station 1.51, 430, 484 

plague 68, 200 

Sailors' Home 473 

steamship service 426 

San Francisco Bay, chart 312 

San Francisco Mts. forest reserve... 48,95 

San Gabriel, Cal 191 

Sanitary Bureau. International... 200,486 
Sanitarv Convention, Internat ... 232,345 

Sanitary officer, D. C, report, 1903 498 

Sanitary officers 388 

Sanitation, congested areas 394 

in factories 169 

in yellow fever 236 

Nicaragua 345 

simplicity in measures 345 

Uruguay 345 

San Joaquin River, chart 160 

San Jose scale 222, 2.54, 279 

insecticides for 189, 190 

Sannina e.xitiosa 8a v 3S9 

San Pablo Bay. chart 203 

San Salvador, see Salvador. 

Santa Ana. Port, see Buluagan. 

Santa Barbara, Cal.. topographic sheet. 479 

Santa Barbara forest reserve 467 

Santa Clara, Cuba 232 

Santa Cruz, Port, chart 59 

Santa Fe. Isle of Pines 224 

Santa Paula. Cal.. topographic sheet.. 427 
Santa Su.sana Mts., topographic sheet. '227 

Santa Ynez forest reserve 467 

Santee Indians • 150 

Santiago, Cuba, commerce 199 

mangane-se 226 

sugar 157 

trade 261, 262, 318 

Santiago, Cuban steamer 9, 44 

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Santiago de Cuba, Cuban steamer, see 
!?antiago. 

Santo Domingo 156, 400 

agreement with United States 155 

petroleum 344 

tariff 63 

Santos, Brazil, imports 261 

port movements 372 

trade in 1902 261 

San Vicente, P. I., chart 367 

Sao Paulo (state), agricultural bank . 261 

immigration 372 

SaragoUa wheat 309 

Sardines 157. 426 

Sare, John A 18,93 

Saulpau, George \V 466 

Sault Ste. Marie, freight tonnage 366 

Sautholf , Anton 37, 107, 182 

.Sautter, J<5hn C 120, 132, 182 

Saville, M. E 4.59 

Sawdy, Catharine A 1'20, 127, 182 

Sawmills. Cuba 262 

Sa.xon v. commercial education 393 

Sayles, F. C 269 

Sayles. Fannie T 93 

Saypo. Mont., topographic sheet 479 

Scab, sheep 221 

Scabies, of cattle 278,388 

of sheep 308, 388 

Scale insects 279 

insecticides for 189, 190, 254 

Scandinavia, aerial soundings station. 282 

Scanlon, Margaret 105, 182 

Scapteriscus didactylus Latr 52 

Scarlet fever .* 403 

Schaefer, Caroline 119, 133, 182 

Schanz Islands, see Wottho Islands. 

Seherzer. Charles \V 24, 93, 134 

Schirm, ( 'harks R 124 

School gardening 389 

School lands 122 

Juneau, Alaska 9 

military reservations 96 

MLssissippi 142 

School of Comyjarative Jurisprudence 

and Dii>lomacv 148 

School of forestry. North Dakota 464 

School-rooms, ventilation 148 

School street. D. C 101 

Schools, agricultural 425 

agriculture for 389 

District of Columbia 76 

for Army officers 69 

Indian territory 480 

industrial ." 365 

marine 12, 30 

military training 103, 138 

relation of roads to 363 

weaving 157 

see also Education Bureau. 

Schuman, August 497 

Schuman, John 497 

Schwarz. E. A 325 

Science, American Association for Ad- 
vancement of 145 

Sciences, natural 468 

Scientific articles, free entry 346 

Scientific inventions & experiments.. 475 

Scofleld, John C 237 

Scolytidfe 222 

Scolvtus rugulosus Ratz 2'22 

Scotia, ship 100 

Scotland, advice to exporters to 157 

Americanizing industries 394 

herring fisheries 168 

iron and steel trades 200 

joint-.stock companies 201 

meteorological observations 310 

Scott, Albert M 8 



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Scott, L. K 4H6 

Scott, Luther 32, 93, 105 

Scott, Nathan B 16, 25, 104, 118, 463 

Scott. Thomas B 75 i 

Scott, Wallace L Ill, 136, 182 1 

Scottsbhiff. Nebr., geologic atlas 283 I 

Scriveii, Marv V 8, 17 I 

Sculpin ". 240, 351 ] 

Sea, conveyance of passengers by 366 ; 

weather reports made at 337 ■ 

see also name of sea. 

Sea anemone 77, 351 

Seacoast defense 491 

Seal, Thomas 22 j 

Seal, Commerce and Labor Dcpt 366 [ 

Commissioner of Corporations 391 

Sealing claims. Russiii 231 

Seals. Alaska 472 

Uruguay 345 

Seal.skin garments 233 

Seaman's Friend Society 441 

Seamen, see Sailors. 

Searchlights 238 

Searcy. Elizabeth P 20 

Sears, Mary A 93, 134 

Seasons, California 282 

Secondary education, in agriculture.. 279 

Maine". 193 

Secondary schools 148, 477 

Secret Service Division, report, 1903 . . 321 
Secretary, see for departmental secre- 
taries, names of Departments. 

Securities, railroad 109 

see also Government Actuary — 
Loans and Currency Division. 

Seeds, beet (J3 

cotton 146 

distribution 52, 377 

distribution circulars 309 

oil ^32 

samples for Agriculture Dept 290 

sugar-beet 361 

Seeing 406 

Seely, Augusta W , 47, 93, 118 

Seine River, tiuinel under 318 

Seismic disturbances, see Earthquakes. 

Seismographs 387 

Seitz, John A. M 34, 93, 118 

Seizures, reports concerning 374 

Selhy. Thomas J 48 

Selenium 42() 

Sellers, Alfred J 25, 33, 93 

Sells, Orange 93,133 

Semidi Islands, chart 392 

Seminole Indians 122, 184 

Semmes, John E 166 

Senate ... 9, 97, 185, 220, 251, 307, 359, 419, 455 

documents 420 

election cases, to print 187 

extra session 188, 219 

journal 277 

private claims 251, 456 

salaries of employees 455 

Senate Contingent Expenses Com 101 

Senators, documents for 420 

.58th Congress 456 

58th Congress, special session 185 

mileage 419 

portraits in eulogies 187 

Seoul, Korea, legation buildings 62 

Sequoia and Gen. Grant Nat. Parks . . 121 

report, 1902 225 

report. 1903 482 

Sergeant-at-Arms, House 464 

Senate 4.56 

Sergins Narrows, chart 291 

Serial numbers. Weather Bureau pub- 
lications 147 

Serials, in War Dept. library 494 

Series note 326 



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Serums 235 

Servia, meteorological service 147 

Ses.siou elerks. House 464 

Ses.sion laws, State and Territorial 242 

17-year locusts 222 

Sevier River 280 

Sewage, see Sewerage. 

Sewanee. Tenn., lumbering 190 

Seward Peninsula 227 

Seward square, D. C 13, 29, 184 

Xeuxll, WilUamJ 307 

Sewerage and sewers, bacteria beds for. 394 

Seymour, ship 441 

Seymour Narrows, chart 196 

Sh'addeford . JJorsey W 30, 127 

Shad, propagation of 241 

Shadrick, Nancy 497 

Shadrick. William 75 

Shaffer, Sophie S 21, 93, 130 

Sha/i-oth, John F 49 

contested election 3-59 

Shaltesbury , Ontario, see Little Current. 

Shamburger, John 15 

Shandrew, Ella F 46, 115, 182 

Shaner, Solomon S 34, 93, 118 

Shanks. Flavins 93, 129 

Sharks, squaloid 325 

Sharp. William E 46 

Sharp.sburg, Md 72. 441 

Shaw, William H 25, 93. 129 

Shawnee County, Kans., dam 100,127 

Shearing of lambs 146 

Sheep 388 

Argentina 372, 432 

feeding of lambs 388 

in.spection and quarantine 221,360 

shearing 146 

western States 362, 388 

see also Cattle — Lambs. 

Sheep-bound reserve 50, 144, 188, 

220, 2.52, 277. 307, 335. 360, 387. 421 , 4f.: 

index 241, 4t-' 

; Sheep scab 221. 30,>. 38.s 

Shddcn. dtrlos D 48 

I Sheldon. Charies F 20, 93, 135 

I Sheldun, Hiram A 8 

Shells ( ordnance) 59, 287 

I Shepherd. Joel C 47,46:} 

' !ihc])jiiii(l. John L 33i> 

] Sheppard, M rs. John L 122 

• Sheridan. Thomas 8 

Sheridan, Wyo., public building 121 

Sherman, James S 127 

Sherman, William T., statue 5J0 

Sherman anti-trust law 57 

Sherman County, Oreg 27, 464 

Sherman Statue Commission 500 

Sherrv. Thomas 27, 93 

I Shiloh National Park 16 

Shiloh National Park Comn., rp.,1902. 70 

! Shimabara. Gulf of, chart 316 

[ Shipbuilding 200, 373 

Germany 201 

Shipments to depositories 79,171,211. 

243, 271 . 299, 327, 353, 381 , 41 1 , 445, 501 

i Shippers, of grain 426 

Shipping, anchorage in N. Y.Hr... 68,161 

' anchorage in St. Marys River 236 

I Bremen, Germany 261 

j British vs. German, in Orient 394 

Cuba 156 

i electricity used on vessels 262 

German V 394 

laws. . . ." 312, 474 

liquidation of manifests 159 

manifests 159, 262 

masters, mates, etc - 312 

memoranda for officers 399, 484 

merchant vessels, lists of . . . 339, 393, 474 
mosquitoes carried by 204, 345 



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Shipping. movi'iiuMits iif vt'ssi'ls 484 

I'liilippiiK's 4t)3 

quamutiue 34ji 

quarantine vessels 161 

Russia 200 

sailing vessels 360 

signals 339, 393, 474, 483 

stopping tire in holds 232 

tonnage movement 162 

upbuilding in foreign trade 419 

weather reports at sea 337 

yellow I'evur aboard ships 430 

gee aluo Steamboats— War-ships. 

Shirar, Charles 119, 132, 182 

Shiriya Zaki. chart 196 

Shoe machines, Amer., in England... 262 

Shoeing, of horses 388, 422 

Shoemakers' exhibition, Hamburg... 201 
Shoes, arc Boots and shoes. 

Shopstaugh, David M 36,109 

Shon Ider gi rdle, of Hshes 32,5 

Shovar, Frederick 19, 93 

Shreeves, Abraham 8, 34 

Shufeldt. Mary A 11 

Shumagiu Islands, chart 392 > 

Shup. William 48 

Shupe, Walter H 122 

Siam. currency 232 

foreign trade 394 

rails 2.32 

windmills 318 , 

Siberia 365, 426 

American Hour in 289 

coasting trade 475 

fur industry 318 

gold mining 232 

Siberian Rv., .vee Trans.siberian Ry. 

Sibuko Bav. Briti.* North Borneo 286 

Sichel, Kaf hinka 119, 131, 182 

Sickels. Henry 19, 93, 129 

Sielielist, Kiid'olph 462 

Sierra Nevada Mountains, forests 227 

neocene rivers 226 

Sigel, Elise 23,41,93 

Signal Corps, electrical instruments.. 73 

officers ' 73 

telegraph in Alaska, etc 441 

telephones 165 

Signal Office. 73, 165, 208, 239, 268, 295, 350, 495 

report, 1902 70 

report. 1903 441 

Signals, navigation 483 

safety, on steam vessels 236 

United States vessels 339, 393, 474 

Signs, weather 423 

Silage 190 

Silence, Richard C 459 

Silicates 55 

Silk 157, 289, 475 

Silk, imitation 366 

Manchuria 394 

Silkworms 53, 189, 201, 223 

Sill, Fort 96 

Sub-Agencv 219 

Silos 190 

Silt measurements 254, 469 

Siluroid fishes 324, 351 

Silva, Carlos Martinez, see Martinez. 

Silver 226, 400 

coinage in Venezuela 317 

Hawaiian currency 9 

imports and exports 162 

Latin America 232 

Mexico 261, 475 

production 156, 432 

Tonopah. Nev 478 

Silver dollars 372 

Silver-ware, Spain 262 

Silverton, Colo., economic geology 396 

Simeonof Harbor, chart 392 



Page 

Simms, Joseph M 12, 127, 457 

Simon, Joseph 14, 26, 118, 121 

Simplon Railway 201 

Simplon tunnel 339 

Simpson, Elias 32, 117, 182 

Sims, James D 8 

Sims, Thetus W. .50,467 

contested election 360 

Sims, W. S 123 

Sin Shian Bay, chart 152 

Sioux Reservation lands 145 

Sirup, see Syrup. 
Sisal, srr Henequen. 

Sitka, .\laska 69,144 

Si ve w right. Bacon & Co 62 

Sivuch Bay, chart 152 

Sizer, Henry E 75 

Skin diseases, of horses 422 

Skin grafting 264 

Skinner. Charles 1' 461 

Skinner, George 32, 117, 182 

Skins, of iiquatic animals 408 

otter and carpincho 62 

Skirmi.sh Bav. see Kaingaroa. 

Skulls '. 407 

Slack, John W 93, 132 

Slag, Portland cement from 365 

utilization of 226 

Slate 227 

Slatington, Pa., slate 227 

Slavonia 201 

Slawson, Eben 36, 111, 1«2 

Slayden , James L 138 

Sloat, John D.. statue 4.59 

Slocum, .lonathan H 8 

Slusser. Mary J 34, 93, 108 

Small, JohiiH 137 

Small arms 163 

tiring competitions 237 

tiring regulations 265 

Smallev, Alice F 93, 130 

Smallpox 347, 403 

Smedes. Miss 470, 471 

Smith, Albert M 93, 134 

Smith, Andrew C 93, 112, 13(1 

Smith, Christian 75 

Smith, Clara E 114, 136. 182 

Smith. David 45, 96 

Smith. Ikirid H 44 

Smith, (ieorge M 46, 109, 1.S2 

Smith, Henri/ C 28, 50, 123, 144 

Smith, Ira P 8 

Smith, Isaac 441 

Smith, John 22, 93 

Smith, John A 38, 93, 105 

Smith, John H 37, 105, 182 

Smith, Joseph 166 

Smith, Joseph A 166 

Smith, Louis 15 

Smith, Lucv G 8 

Smith, Maria M. C 25,93 

Smith, Matilda 34,110,182 

Smith. Nelson H 467 

Smith, Nicholas 37, 93 

Smith, Samuel S 8 

Smith, Samuel II' 29, 38, 132 

Smith, Sarah E 93, 112 

Smitli, Sidnev R . ifc Co 467 

Smith, Thomas L 93, 129 

Smith, William D 8 

Smith, William J 93 

Smith, Fort, .see Fort Smith, Ark. 

Smiths Ferrv. Miss., bridge 30, 184 

Smithson. William W 31,93,115 

Smithsonian contributions to knowl- 
edge 268, 407, 442 

Smithsonian Institution 76, 167, 208. 

240, 268, 296, 323, 3,50. 378, 406, 442, 499 

report of regents, 1902 407 

report of secretary, 1902 76 



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Smith, misc. collections 208,268,499 

Smithsonian physical tables 208 

Smokeless powder 72, 259 

Smyrna River 143 

Snag boats, Mississippi River 437 

Ohio River 438 

Snake River 438 

Snake River, Alaska, bridge 12, 126 

Snapp, H. L 497 

Snapp, Jacob H 497 

Snelling, Fort 73 

Snodc/rass, Charles E 45 

Snodgrass, John 34, 93, 118 

Snook, Sarah J 26, 93, 129 

Snoqualmie Pass, topographic sheet.. 369 

Snow, Seth P 497 

Snow 147, 192, 224, 2S2 

Snow and ice bulletin 54. 147, 224 

Snow gage 255 

Snowfall, 1901-02 54 

Snuflf 144, 402 

manufacturers' losses 402 

tax 320 

Snyder. Adrian M 8 

Snvder. Daniel H 103 

Snyder, Margaret 46, 93, 109 

Soap, Honduras 345 

Soapstone 369 

Socialism, municipal 318 

Soeietv Islands, chart 197 

Soclin'ic lines 208 

Soda, bibliography 226 

nitrate of, for crops 146 

Soil 222 

alkali 280, 281 

for food plants 51 

Philippines 323 

Porto Rico 422 

temperatures 390 

Union Province 323, 350 

see also Soils Bureau. 

Soils Bureau 191, 

224, 255, 281, 310, 363, 389, 422, 423, 470 

printing of Field operations 187 

publications 53 

report, 1903 471 

Solar, see Sun. 

Soldiers, handbook 321 

homestead 122 

members of Nat. Soldiers' Home... 242 

monument 138 

State homes 242 

Soldiers' Home, D. C, report, 1902 70 

report, 1903 377 

Soldiers' Home, Idaho 464 

Soldiers' Home, National, see National 

Soldiers' Home. 
Solicitor, acting. Commerce and Labor 

Department 366 

Solicitor of Treasury, report, 1903 482 

Soo, see Sault Ste. Marie. 

Sorghum 388 

Soudan, see Sudan. 

Soufridre 408 

Soundings, aerial '282 

South, agricultural education 189,253 

beef 189, 253 

carbohydrates 189, 223 

community of interest 190 

development of 190 

ynistal claims 65 

power production 190, 254 

rice production 146 

roads 363 

South Africa, see Africa. 

South America, birds 3'24 

German trade with 400, 426 

intercontinental railway 98 

internal, competition iii markets.. 339 
mal de caderas 388 



Page 

South America, trip acro.ss 475 

see «to American Republics Bureau. 
So. Atlantic blockading squadron . 59,399 
South Atlantic Station, operations of 

squadron 484 

report, 1902 152 

report, 1903 484 

South Banguey Channel, chart 285 

South Baymouth Harbor, chart 267 

South Carolina, frost 147 

judges 136 

labor laws 297. 425 

mail contracts 372, 399 

post route map 61 

river and harbor improvement 438 

South Dakota, Cheyenne River Res... 145 

courts of United States 95 

post route map 61 

Rosebud Reservation 125 

transportation of horses 360 

wind 224 

Wind Cave National Park 9 

South Milwaukee, Wis 493 

South Philippines, Dept. of, rp..l902.. 238 
Soutiiiimpton Shoal, light and bell... 96 

SoiitlntrU. JttiiuK H 124 

Southeast, sugar-cane culture 222 

Southern Cotton Oil Company 9, 43 

Southern Express Company .' 72 

Southern grain louse 52 

Southern 111. and Mo. BridgeCompanv . 4.57 

Southery, U. S. S '. . 343 

Southwest La. Rice Growers' Assoc ... 9 

Sowder, G. H 93 

Spahr, George W .■ 462 

Spain, American cement machinery.. 393 

beet sugar 232 

church property 104 

copyright 156 

copyright treaty with Mexico 487 

dictionary of language 487 

grapes 262 

hematite 262 

mining claims in Philippines 440 

oil ve oil 262 

olives .318 

railway material 157 

silkworms 201 

silver and plated ware 262 

steamship service to U. S 289 

steel factory 289 

sugar trust 289 

trade 262, 289, 318 

treatv with U. S 260, 288 

United States trade with 394 

see also War with Spain. 

Spalding, John A 109, 182 

Spanish, see Spain. 

Spanish America, see American Re- 
publics Bureau — Latin America. 
Spanish-American War, see War with 

Spain. 
Spanish Fork River, irrigation .system. 280 
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission.. 78, 
158,170,326,488,500 

Spaulding, Belle L 37, 113, 182 

Special Agents Division. . . . 65, 161, 204, 401 
'Special Consular Reports . . 63, 261, 393, 474 

Special delivery of letters 198 

Special orders, Adjutant-General 70, 

163, 206, 237, '266, 293, 491 

Cavalry and Field Artillerv School. 70, 

164,206,266,294 

Engineer Dept.. 71,164,206,238.266,294 

Navy Department. . . 58, 152, 198, 229, 259 

Specialists, farmers' institutes 191 

Speculation 147 

Spencer, James M 18, 93 

Spencer Gulf, chart 153 

Spiders 325 



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Spiegelberg Bros 497 

Spight. Thomas 144 

Spirits, bonded 402 

distilled 9, 320, 375, 400, 433, 490 

imported 401 

tax-paid 402 

see ulfo Li<iuors. 

Spirk. Charles A 122 

Splenetic fvver 221, 387 

Split Rock River 493 

Spokan Reservation 57 

Sponges 380 

Sporangia '2S1 

Spores 2«1 

Spotted fever 403 

Sprague, Charles 8 

Spring, Henry E 3S,93 

Springer. Conrad 138 

Springfield. Ma.ss., dietary studies 309 

Springfield Armory 494 

Spruce, Xorwav 336 

Squabs ' 308 

Squaloid sharks 325 

Squash-vine borer 422 

Squires, Phineas L 24, 93, 134 

Stackpole. Josiah 21, 93 

Stadtmueller, Maria V 8 

Staff. Henrv 38. 109, 182 

Stafl". General 15, 44, 49, 69, 96 

Staff officers. Navv 58 

Stafford. Frank . .". 106, 128, 182 

Stamp taxes. Mexico 340 

Stamping ink 145 

Stamps, documentary 402 

postage 485 

])roprietary 402 

revenue, oleomargarin 67, 203 

Standardization. Great Britain 262 

Standards, engineering 475 

Standards. National Bureau of, see 
National Bureau of Standards. 

Stanlev, John M 93, 105 

Stanlev, William F 8 

Stanton . Fort 434 

Stanwood, Louisa J 113. 182 

Stanvan. John M 461 

Starrat, Thomas 46, 93 

Stars 197. 407 

State and other Departments, Auditor 
for, (:ee Auditor. 

State Department 61, IM, 198, 

231 . 260. 287. 317.344, 372, 400. 431, 485 

reservations held by 188, 221 

Statehood , for Territories 98 

Staten Island, geologic atlas 194 

States, birth and death registration. . . 98 

documents 242 

health boards 490 

river and harbor appropriations ... 322 

road building 363 

school lands 96 

scIk lol systems 478 

statistical work 256 

vital statistics 97 

war claims 104, 144 

Statesville. X. C 191 

Stationery, Canada 63 

Stationery and Printing Division 57 

Stationery. Printing, and Blanks Div., 
see Printing and Stationery Div. 

Stations, railroad " 365 

Statistical Abstract. 1902 205 

Statistical atlas 427 

Statistical bulletin 77, 

168, 209, 269, 296. 312, 338, 367, 392, 425 
Statistics, see Census Office— subject on 

which statistics are wanted. 
Statistics Bureau Agriculture Dept. 

(formerlv Statistics Division)... 53, 

146. 192, 224, 255, 281, 310, 423, 471 

report. 1903 471 



I Page 

StatisticsBureau.Commercc and Labor 

Department 312, 

! 339,367.393,425.473.474 
I Statistics Bureau, Treasury Depart- 
ment ". 68, 

162, 201, 204, 236, 265, 293, 321. 348, 375 
I see ahii Statistics Bureau, Commerce 
and Labor Dept. 
Statistics Division, Agriculture Dept., 
I see .Statistics Bureau. 
Statistics Division. Interstate Com- 
merce Commission 78, 210, 352 

Statutes, see Laws. 

Statutes at large 251 

Steam Engineering Bureau, rp., 1902.. 152 

report, 1903 430 

i Steam power, Prus.sia 201 

Steamboat Inspection Service 65, 

I 162, 202, 205. 233, 236, 263 

I 265, 312. 340. 366, 424 

I proceedings of board, to print 186 

I report, 1903 434 

Steamboats 366 

I .\rgentina and Great Britain 372 

Aiistralian, etc., service 426 

British contracts 339 

Chile 400 

! Copenhagen and Baltic ports 340 

Cross channel turbine 394 

Denmark 289 

European-Mexican 366 

I for Coast Survev 66 

Germanv " 202,394 

Guatemala to L'. S 199 

La Rochelle to Canada 318 

I mail 60, 154, 198. 230, 260, 2H7 

masters, mates, etc 312 

Mexico 317,366,372,394 

petroleum as fuel 65 

Rouen-American 201 

safety signals 236 

southeast Africa 394 

Spanish-United States service 289 

transatlantic routes 260,262,286,316 

United States to foreign ports 395 

see also Steamboat Inspection 
Service. 

Stearns. Elias P 106, 128. 182 

Steel 394, 476 

factorv in Spain 289 

for tools 476 

France 288 

Mexico 231 

production 62 

Russia 475 

Scotland 200 

statistics 283 

utilization of slag 226 

Steel castings 289 

Steele, George 11' 50, 144 

Steers, feeding 388 

Steffey, George \V 33, 120 

Stegomyia fasciata 434 

Stellar evolution 407 

Stenographers. House 465 

Stepanov Ba v, chart 152 

Stephens. John H 29, 125 

Sterilization of meat 262 

Stermer, Charles 462 

Steuben, Baron, statue 96,102 

Stevens. Frederick C 138 

Stevens, .hison Ill 

Stevens Gap 16, 71 

Stewart. .\nn 466 

Stewart, David 166.441 

Stewart, James F 30 

Stewart, Jennett 8 

Stewart, John 441 

Stewart. John K 127 

Stewart, Robert 17. 93 

Stewart, William 466 



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Page 

Stewart. U-illiaw .1/ 11, 

13, 76, 99, 101, 102, 167, 185, 456, 458 

Stierlin. Charles 459 

Stillwater, Minn., public building 489 

Stil wel 1 . J nlia 110, 132, 182 

•Stinisdii, Mouora 8 

Stoek-trrazing-, forest reserves 284 

Stock yards, Mexico 288 

Stockbridge, Napoleon B 21,93,135 

Stockbridge and Munsee Indians.. 14,124 

Stoeker, Arvilla N 114, 140, 182 

Stocks, bank, Canada 156 

of money 236 

railroad 169 

Stokes, Nora 36 

Stoking, automatic 476 

Stone, Caroline M 8 

Stone, George H 21,93 

Stone, Washington 497 

Stone 227 

Argentina 155 

Indian Territory 9 

lithographic 289 

manufaitured 426 

Stone lands 122, 147 

Stonesif er, Joseph 8 

Stoneware 226 

Stonv Creek 396, 469 

Stoppage circular . . 72, 164, 206, 238, 267, 294 

Storage, cold 362 

Storage reservoirs. 396 

Stored goods, collateral for loans 63 

Storekeeper-gangers 50 

Storekeepers 50, 373 

Stores, department 393 

Storm tracks, see Pilot charts. 
Storms, see Weather Bureau. 

Stotsenburg, Mary L 106, 139, 182 

Stott, George W 34, 93 

Stout, Florence M 33, 107, 182 

Stover, Jacob 75 

Stover, John A 75 

Strait, see name of strait. 

Straits .■Settlements, currency 232 

Stratiaraphy . Kansas 396 

Straub, Edward 93,130 

Strawberries, irrigation of 279 

Strayer, Michael K 33,119,182 

Streams, see Rivers. 

Street cars, see Electric railroads. 

Street-Cleaning Dept., D. C, rp., 1903. . 406 

Street railroads 313 

see als(j Electric railroads. 

Streets, D. C 13, 29, 101, 184, 406 

Paris 63 

Strikes, biljliograpliy 270 

Bohemian glassworkers 339, 365 

Buenos Avres 200 

coal .■ 63, 209, 240, 242 

weavers 157 

Striped cucumber beetle 279 

Strohauer, Fannie E 8 

Strong, Charles 120, 132, 182 

Strontium 341 

Strothers, E. H 72 

Stuart, Margaret A 108, 183 

Stuber, Adam 183 

Students, American, in architecture.. 251 

Stuttgart, .\rk 470, 471 

Subig Bay, operations of Asiatic fleet. 484 

Submarine boats 475 

Submarine caVjIes 343 

Submarine Defense School, Fort Tot- 
ten, report, 1902 238 

Subsidies, marine 297 

Subsistence Dept. 73,165,208,239,268,295,350 

report, 1902 69 

report. 1903 405 

Subtreasuries, see Independent treas- 
uries. 



Success, .steamer 185 

Sucrose 221 

Sudan . iron 339 

Suez Canal 318, 366, 378, 474 

Sugar 63,68,185,222,232 

Argentina ,_ 344 

bounties in Austria-Hungary 65 

Brazil '. 432 

collection of tariff 401 

("osta Rica 400 

Cuba 340, 400 

cultivation 405 

France 426, 476 

(iermany 394 

( iuatemala 288 

identification of 401 

imports 373,374 

law in Russia 366 

Mexico 345 

Netherlands 488 

Peru 288 

Santiago, Cuba 157 

Uruguay 62 

world's pi oduction 232 

see also Beet sugar. 

Sugar-beet leaf-bsetle 222 

Sugar-ljeets, food for cattle 366 

influence of environment on 422 

insect enemies 361, 468 

see also Beet sugar. 

Sugar-cane, table syrup from 222 

Sugar producers. West Indies 394 

Sugar refining, Japan 262 

Sugar trust, Spain 289 

Suicide, statistics 97,220 

Suisnn Bay, chart 160 

Suit [irotector against live wires 318 

Sullinger. Alexander T 118, 140, 183 

Sullivan, Daniel A.J 88, 158 

Sullivan, John 22, 41, 93, 166 

Sullivan, John D 8 

Sullivan, John L 460 

Sullivan, Michael O 110, 132, 183 

Sullivan, Mo., topographic sheet 149 

Sulloway, Cyrus A 39, 133 

Sulphate of copper, Greece 201, 262 

Sulphur 52,313 

Sulu, see Jolo. 

Sulzer, William 138, 465 

Sumatra, birds 168, 3.51 

mammals 168, 351 

Sun 407 

atmosphere 224 

declination of, 1904 4,s3 

effect on meteorology 337 

radiation 147, 337, 363 

Sun-Hsh 380 

Sun spots 390 

Sundry civil appropriations 98, 102, 123, 183 

Sunshine 54 

Superintendent of documents, see Doc- 
uments Office. 

Superior, Wis., chart 405 

courts of U. S 43 

public building 121 

Superior. Lake 71, 

267, 294, 322, 349, 376, 405, 438. 439, 493 

iron district 

lighthouse tender 

Supervising Architect, see Architect. 
Super%ising in.spectors of steam ves- 
-sels, see Steamboat Inspection 
Service. 
Supervising surgeon-general, see Pub- 
lic Health and Marine Hospital 
Service. 

Supervision, nf school.s 

Supplies, Indian service 56, 256 

naval militia 

post-offices 



473 



478 
480 
195 
431 



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Page 

Supplies and Aecount!s Bureau 60, 153, 

198. 230. 2lW, 2S7. 317, 344.371, 399. 4S4 

report. 1902 152 

repc rt. 1903 430 

supply Division 495 

Supreine Court 166, 208 

appeals 323 

bankruptcy 220 

decisions 165 

distribution of reports 136 

Supreme court of D. C, decisions 167 

Surber. Andrew J 49 

Surgeon-jreneral. Army, see Medical 

Department. Arniy. 
Surgeon-general. Xavy. see Medicine 

and Surgery Bureau. 
Surgeon-gener.il. Public Health and 
Marine Hospital Service, see Pub- 
lic Health and Marine Hospital 
Service. 

Surgeons, Army 70 

Pension Bureau 428 

Surgeons board, D. C. report, 1903 498 

Surgery, Indian Territory 29 

Surgical clinics 375 

Surgical technique 430 

Surinam cherry 279 

Surra 422 

Surtax. France 339 

Surve.ving, outfit for 195 

Surveyor-general. Arizona 480 

Survevs 57 

Alaska 150 

Porto Rico 55 

Wyoming 9 

Suwanee River 436, 

Swamp lands, Missis-sippi 28, 142, 420 

Swan. Caroline 497 

Swan, Seymour 497 

Swan. Trii vers 497 

Swanson Harbor, chart 291 

Sweden, milk flour 262 

zinc 476 

Sweet potatoes 279 

Swenson, .John 462 

Swett, Stephen R 20, 93, 134 

Swift & Co 165, 480 

Swine, see Hogs, 

Switzerland, American automobiles . . 261 

• commercial education ' 477 

device for carrying fish 63 

factories in Germany 232 

fuel testing 475 

militia 163 

municipal problems 378 

railroads 475 

Swofford. Jacob 15 

Sydney, Nova Scotia 10 

Synentognathous fishes 168, 351 

Syracuse, X, Y,, public building 65 

Syria, American agencies in 262 

American machinery 157 

silk culture .' 289 

Syrups, from sugar cane 222 

Tabitha, schooner 166 

Tables, division and percentage 256 

for navigators 343 

geographic 313 

Tactical evolution 404 

Taft Comn.. see Philippine Comn., 2d. 

Tahiti Island, chart 153 

copra 426 

vanilla beans 426 

Takosis 361.388 

Talbert. Willkun J 28 

Talbott, Marv A 37,117,183 

Talc 227, 369 

Talcott, Mary H 42, 114, 183 

Taliaferro, James G 75 

Taliaferro, Javies P 26, 99, 119, 463 



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Taliaferro, William H 75 

Tallman, Charles E 16(> 

Taltal Railway 432 

Tamatave, Madagascar 262, 429 

Tampa, Fla.. climate 282 

Tampa Bay. charts 367, 424 

Tanipico. Mexico 475 

Tankage, for pigs 279 

Tannin 222 

Tar 478 

Tar-raacadam roads 318 

Tarboro, N. C. topographic sheet 314 

Tarbox, Asa 22, 93 

Targets, Morris tube 59 

Tariff, and freight rates 210 

appropriation for collecting 64 

Australia 63 

.\ustria-Hungary 261 

Bolivia 62 

Brazil 261, 288 

British Guiana 318 

Canada 318,475 

Chile 261, 288, :i44 

China 485 

collectors of 346 

Colombia 155. 

156. 231, 288, 318, 339, 372, 393, 487 

Costa Rica 231, 261, 344, 400. 432 

Cuba 199, 200, 372, 394, 395, 400, 476 

decisions 65, 159, 202, 

234, 263, 290. 319, 346, 374, 401, 433, 488 

decisions, Philippines 239, 295 

Ecuador 199 

France 339, 475 

Germany 200. 339. 365. 426 

Great Britain 393. 426 

Guatemala 400, 487 

Haiti 156 

Hawaii 185 

Japan 63 

manila hem j) 485 

Mexico 156, 157, 288, 372, 400, 432 

Mnroran .' 262 

Nicaragua 62, 288, 400 

Norway 365 

on nndervalued propertv 373 

Persia 289 

Peru 288. 432 

Philippine goods 145 

Philippines 184, 202 

Porto Rico 184, 202 

refund of duties, 1902 66 

repavment to importers 262 

Salvador 156, 288. 400, 487 

Santo Domingo 63, 156 

sugar 401 

United States 340 

Uruguav 156. 345, 432 

Venezuela 288, 345, 366, 432, 487 

Zanzibar 219 

see also Customs Service — names of 
articles imported. 

Tarler, George, & Co 155 

Tasmania, lights 152 

trade 262 

Taste, in fishes 326 

Tate, Farish C 141 

Tattersall. Edward Ill, 140, 18? 

Ta irneij. James A 465 

Taxes, Buenos A vres 231 

Chile ■ 372 

D. C 13, 101 , 124, 268. 441 

fermented liquors 490 

foreign commercial agents 288 

income 365 

land, in New Zealand 157 

legacv 374 

license, in D. C 101 

Madagascar 289 

Mexico 317, 340, 345 



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Taxes, on alcoholic beverages 67 

railroads 352 

tobacco, snuff, etc 320 

Tayler, Robert W 139 

Tavlor, Alexander H 113, 183 

Taylor, David S Ill 

Tavlor, Douglass 74 

Taylor, Henrv 36, 93, 105 

Tavlor, James B 24, 93, 131 

Tavlor, William P 15 

Tazewell Countv. Ill 390, 470 

Tea 158, 426 

Teachers 148 

Teavania Harbor, chart 197 

Tebbetts, Walter G 17, 93, 128 

Teche, Bayou 50, 436 

Technical education 426, 478 

Technological museums 432 

Technological schools 148 

Tejon Pass, topographic .sheet 314 

Telautograph 495 

Telegraph 343 

Alaska 367 

Argentina 288, 476 

Government rates 374, 424 

militarv 268 

Pollak- Virag rapid 340 

Signal Corps 441 

stjitistics, 1900 394 

wireless 147, 398, 408, 483, 484 

Telegraph operators. Navy 286 

Telephone, Anglo- Belgian 366 

Porto Rico 64 

Signal Corps 165 

special delivery service 198 

statistics, 1900 ." 394 

Tell , Ind . , topographic sheet 228 

Teller, Hen ry M 97, 98, 99, 185 

Tellurium 426 

Telpherage 407 

Temo Island, see lemo Island. 

Tempe, Ariz 466 

Temperance 478 

Temperature 54 

ground. Manila 165 

Haw aii 224 

of soil 390 

see also Climate and Crop Bulletin. 

Temple'on, James 461 

Tennessee, mail contracts 372, 399 

marble 227 

post route map 61 

stoneware and brick clays 226 

Tennessee, U. S. S 258 

Tenne-see and Coosa Railroad 142,183 

Tennessee River 438 

bridge 96, 100, 127 

Tennessee white phcsphates 226 

Tenure of property 219 

Teoneroa-Haaoa Bay, chart 197 

Terlingua, Tex., topographic .«heet ... 149 

Terrestrial radiation 147 

Territories, documents 242 

governors' reports. 1902 225 

healtli boards 490 

labor disputes 10 

statehood for 98 

war claims 104,144 

Territories Committee, House. . 49, 144, 466 

Senate 122 

Test cases, naval 398 

Testing, variety of fruits, etc 190 

Tests of metals, 1901 164 

1902 377 

Teton forest reserve 50, 219 

Texarkana. Tex 43, 184 

Texas. Bexar archives 378 

courts of L'nited States 9, 43, 95, 184 

education 225 



Texas, irrigation ji 9 

orthoptera 324, 351 

petroleum 226, 341 

post route map 61 

rivers and harbors 436, 437, 438 

tobacco growing 62 

Texas & Pacific Railway Co .iOO 

Texas. Department of, fp., 1902 238 

Text-books, free 478 

Textiles, Honduras 62 

St. Etienne 201 

Textural machinery 366 

Textural plants 366 

Thames River, chart 203 

Thanksgiving Dav. j^roclamation . 219,387 

Thayer. Mamie 461 

Thayer, Kewton 107, 128, 183 

Thc.bo, Charles F 498 

Thebo, George S 498 

Thebo, George S., jr 498 

Theresa. N. Y., topographic sheet 228 

Thermometry 282 

Thief River, bridge 458 

Thomas, Cvnthia 119, 139 

Thomas, Henry 24, 93 

Thomas, James M 8, 36 

Thomas, James P 8, 23 

Thomas, Kirby 484 

Thomas, Lot 44 

Thomas. Stephen 461 

Thomas, Willie 8 

Thomas Jefferson Memorial Associa- 
tion of United States 124, 184 

Thomason. Joel 107,183 

Thome, S. W 102, 458 

Thome, Sadie 102, 458 

Thompson, Albert W 42,115,183 

Thompson, Alexander J 47, 108 

Thompson. Benjamin 363 

Thompson. Elizabeth 21, 93, 134 

Thompson. Ervin 40, 94, 105 

Thompson, George 27, 94 

Thompson. Hiram S 22, 41, 94 

Thompson, James 8 

Thompson, John I) 8 

Thomp.son, N. F 188 

Thompson, Ole 8 

Thomp.son, Robert M 93 

Thompson, Samuel L 23, 94, 131 

Thompson, William 25, 94 

Thompson, William B 138, 4.59 

Thompson, William R 21, 40, 94 

Thomson , Alexander J 183 

Thorium 499 

Thoronghgood & Isaac Smith 441 

Thuringia. doll trade 426 

Thvsanoptera 351 

Tick fever 403 

Ticks, dipping cattle for 468 

Ticlin Strait, chart 234 

Ticonderoga, X. Y., topographic sheet. 56 

Tide tables 312, 424 

Atlantic' Coast 311 

Pacific Coast 312 

Philippines, catalogue 202 

Tides, Indian Ocean 256 

indicator for New York 64 

Tientsin, China 340 

Tifiis, Russia 232 

Tiles, in German meat shops 262 

Tillamook Bav, life-saving station 100 

Tillinghast. Jane A 37, 94, 112 

Tillson. Ann E 8 

Timber, see Lumber and timber — 
names of forest reserves. 

Timber lands 122, 147 

laws 284 

Time, equation of, 1904 ^K^ 

Time azimuth diagram 59 



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Page 

Tin 227 

bibliography 227 

Bolivia 155 

Malay States 394 

Tioga. Pa., geologic atlas 341 

Tir)iifC'!iii<>e Lake, darter 351 

Ti.vdel. Amanda B 4f.3 

Tishomingo, Ind. T 478 

Titicaea. Lake 372 

Titles, land, Philippines 164, 207 

Titus, Eli 36,94,105 

Tizenko Bay, chart 152 

Toamasina, Madagascar, see Tamatave. 

Tobacco 233, 322, 402 

Belgium 366 

Cuba 199, 400 

dealers 402 

distribution of seed 422 

Germany 289. 394 

manufacturers' losses 402 

statutory packages 144, 374 

tax 320 

Texas 62 

wilt disease 362 

Tobermory Harbor, chart 267 

Togoland 157 

Tokelan Group, see Union Group. 

Toledo, Ohio 390,470 

Tolf ree, James K 94 

Tolles, David N 23, 94, 136 

Tonga Islands, chart 59 

Tongass Narrows, chart 291 

Tongatabu Island, chart 196, 197 

Tongue. Thomag H 335 

Tonkin, French Indo-China 63 

Tonnage movement 162, 473 

Tonnage tax, refund of 9, 44 

Tonopah, Nev 226, 478 

Tool-machiiicrv 426 

Tools ■. 349 

American, in Roubaix 394 

American steel for 476 

Topeka and Santa F6 Railwav Co 77 

Topliff, A>istin L ". . . 16, 94, 128 

Topographer 60, 399 

Topographic sheets 55, 149, 

227, 257, 283, 313, 341, 369, 396, 427, 479 
Topographic surveys, see Surveys. 

Tornadoes, Gainesville, Ga 337 

Torpedo ( cattish | 240, 351 

Torpedo Station, Naval 430 

Torres Reservation 95 

Totten, Fort, Submarine Defense 

School, report, 1902 238 

Towle, Daniel G 42, 94 

Towles. David T 109 

Town sites 48, %, 185. 342 

Towns, garrisoned, Philippines 237 

Toxins 235 

Toxoptera graminum Rondani 52 

Toys. German V 394 i 

Traction, eleciric 426, 475 , 

Traction railroad, Honduras 261,289 

Traction vehicles 288 

Tracy, Robert \ 107, 134, 183 

Trade. consular reports 62, 156, 20u, 

232, 201, 2,SS, 317, 345, 375, 401, 432, 487 

openings abroad 47(i 

with Indians 194 

see also Commerce — Exports — Im- 
ports—names of countries. 
Trade labels, see Labels. I 

Trade-marks, Chile 289 

Cuba 156, 339 j 

decisions 342 i 

Malta 63 I 

Mexico 317, 372, 487 , 

registration 229 

see also Official Gazette, Patent Off. | 

Trade terms, British industries 156 



I'age 

Trades exhibition 393 

Tradewater River 493 

Tradewell. FrancisA 25,48 

Trading, municipal. Great Britain 262 

Trains, collisions, etc 77, 241, 352, 442 

good roads 190 

Trans-Andine Railway 261, 318, 432 

Transatlantic steamship routes 260, 

262, 286, 316 
Transatlantique, Compagnie G6ne- 

rale 365 

Transit circle observations 197 

Transit-instrument, prime vertical ... 197 

Transportation, Germanv 289 

immediate ." 346, 373, 488 

of cattle 51, 387 

of distilled spirits 320 

of grain 169 

of horses 360 

of mails 431 

■ of milk 310 

of pupils to .school 148 

Transportation agencies, taxes ... 352 

Transportation companies, ocean 365 

Transportation routes, Alaska 367 

Cuba 394, 476 

Transports, sale of liquor on 45 

Transsiberian Railway 157,201,366 

Transvaal, immigrants into 31S 

imports 366, 426 

Traveling expenses, Treasury Dept . . . 233 

Travers, Joseph F 498 

Travers, Michael 498 

Traverse 341 

Travis, James M 120, 183 

Travis, John P 94, 130 

Treasurer of United States 69, 

163, 205, 237, 265, 293, 403, 490 

report, 1902 64 

report, 1903 403 

Treasurv, condition of 64, 66, 

"158, 159, 201, 202, 233, 234, 262, 263. 290 

Treasurv decisions 65, 159, 202, 203, 

234, 263, 290, 319, 346, 374, 401, 433, 488 

Treasurv Department 64, 157, 201, 

233, 2ti2, 289, 319, 346, 373, 401, 433, 488 

collec'titm of sugar duties 401 

excess compensation foremployees. 456 

pneumatic-tube service 65 

report, 1902 64, 179 

report on tinances. 1903 488 

reservations held bv 188, 221 

statenit-nt. 1903 ! 401 

Treas. Dept., Auditor for, see .\uditor. 
Treasury, Independent, see Independ- 
ent treasuries. 

Treaties, Chinese exclusiim 338, 367 

commercial 318 

Hay-Bond 10 

Hay-Piiuncefote 378 

Pan-American 199 

with foreign nations 219, 2.51 

with Indians 252 

see also names of countries. 

Trees, .\tistralian 366 

forest 33(1, 362 

fruit 280, 336 

peach 281 

Tremova Hermaiuis 73 

Trent, Lvsander D 8 

Trenton, N.J 390, 470 

Triangnlation 341 

Kansas L'34, 263 

Tribou, David H 166 

Tridel, Bridget .V 48, 94, 116 

Trigger-tishcs 325 

Trinidad, trade 373 

Trinitv.Newfoinidland. chart 286 

Trinity Bay. chart 286 

Trinitv River 493 



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Page 

Trites, William H Ill, 132, 183 

Troops, gee Army. 

Trophies, national, gunnery 237 

Tropical America, diseases." 68 

Tropics, products of, in U. S 432 

Trout, Henrv C 94, 116 

Trout 241 

rock- 325 

Truck crops 222 

Trumbull, Conn., tungsten 227 

Trunk-tishes 325 

Trusts .... 43, 44, 67, 97, 101, 141, 143, 151, 220 

appropriation to enforce laws 
against 482 

sugar 289 

tobacco 394 

Trutta' bacteria 380 

Trypanosoma Lc wisi 320 

Trypani)S(jmatic diseases 388 

Trypanosomiasis 323 

Tsimshian texts 168, 296 

Tsugaru Strait, chart 316 

Tube furniture 289 

Tube targets, Morris 59 

Tubercle bacillus 308,388 

Tuberculin test of cattle 361, 388 

Tuberculosis 434 

bovine 388 

infection of milk 188 

new treatment 340 

Tubing, metallic 289 

Tuerck, Herman 23, 94 

Tug Fork, bridge 100, 126 

Tule River Basin 254 

Ttillahoma, Tenn., Baptist Church... 498 

Tumors, intracranial 370 ! 

Tungsten 227, 341 

bibliographv 227 

Tunison, Matilda 117, 183 

Tunnels, Chicago River 126 

under Seine River 318 

Tunxis, monitor 11 

Tuper, Peter 94, 115 

Turkestan, mining 232 

Turkey, American pork 394 

commercial conditions 157 

paints anil varnishes 289 

Turner, Enos 48, 94, 116 

Turner, George 12, 26, 119, 121 

Turner, Jerome W 120, 133, 183 

Turner, Lucv A S 

Turner, William Y 94, 116, 128 

Turnips, black rot 52 

Ttu-ntalile, electric 366 

Turpentine orcharding 146, 254 

TuskegeeNormalvfclndustriallnst. 190,223 

Twist tobacco 374 

Twycross, Joseph , 33, 94 

Typewriters, Arabic 157 

Perii 487 

Typhoid fever, military camps 164 

Typhoons, east .Vsiatic "waters 286, 

316, 343, 371 

Typhus, prevetUion 366 

Uehiura Wan, chart 371 

Udo 281 

Uea Islands, chart 196 

Uinta Vallev Reservation 57, 480 

Ujae Islands, chart 196 

UjelauLT Islands, chart 196 

Ulrick iV: Williams 352 

Umbelliferae, North American 296 

Uncinariasis 265, 348 

Uniforms, immigration service 203 

Public Health &. Marine Hosp. Serv. 265 

Union Agency, Ind.T 480 

Union Bay, chart 483 

Union County. Ky 390, 470 

Union Group, chart 196 

Union, Lake 164 



Page- 
Union Province 323, 350 

Union station, D. C 95. 220, 465 

Uniontown, Pa., geologic atlas ... 55 

United Kingdom. »ee Great Britain. 

U. S. Civil Service Ketirement Assoc . 141 

United States Coast Pilot . . 66, 234, 319, 391 

Universities '. 148 

foreign 478 

Hamburg. Germany 289 

marine ". 406 

University of Gottingen 361 

University of Maine 193 

University of Minnesota 223, 422 

University of Mis.souri 99 

University of Montana 464 

University of Wisconsin 362 

Upshaw, John S 8 

Uranium 341 

Urgent deficiency appropriations 8, 28 

Urinarv organs, horses 422 

Uruguay 200, 232. 

261, 288, 317, 345, 373. 401 , 432. 476, 487 

commerce 200, 232, 318 

public health 345 

sugar 62 

tariff 156 

Uruguay Northern Ry. Co., Limited.. 200 

Useful tables, for navigators 343 

Useless papers, see Papers. 

Utah, cotirts of U. S 95 

irrigation 280 

irrigation investigations, to print.. 187 

labor laws 169 

post route maps 61, 400 

Uintah Valley Reservation 57, 480 

Utah Lake, drainage sy.stem 280 

Utica, N. Y., port of delivery 144 

Uturoa Harbor, see Teavarua Harbor. 

Vaccine virus 236, 434 

Valparaiso, Chile, harbor 394 

Vanadium 341 

Van Camp, Aaron 94 

Vancouver, B. C 157 

Vancouver Barracks 104, 138, 184 

Vandegrift Construction Company ... 487 

Van Deusen, George H 39, 113, 183- 

Vanilla beans 426 

Vanmatre, A. R 30, 184 

Van Matre, James K 8 

Van Metre, Charles B 498 

Van Metre, Thomas T 498 

Van Nordstrand, Lott 38, 116, 183 

Van Sickell, Caleb C 34, 116, 183 

Van Tassell, Oscar 8 

Van Trees. Henry E 481 

1 'an 1 'oorli is, Henry C 465 

Van Wie, Daniel . .' 41, 115, 183 

Varieties of fruits, etc 190, 254 

Various bureaus 77, 168, 209, 

240, 269, 296, 325, 351, 379, 408. 442, 499 

Varnish 289 

Vaughan, Clementine 498 

Vaughan, William M 498 

Vaught. John H 166 

Vavau Group, chart 197 

Vegetable Phvsiologv and Pathology 

Division'. '. 309 

Vegetables, American 52 

te.sting varieties 190, 254 

Vegetation 390 

Vehicles, American, at Harpoot 63 

Chile 372 

foreign markets for 393, 474, 475 

traction 288 

Velpen, Ind., topographic sheet 149 

Venereal diseases 321 

Veneridae 351 

Venezuela. 200, 201, 261, 288, 317, 373, 401,432 

claims of U. S 231 

foreign commerce 156 



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Page 
Voneznt'la, iuternutional protocols... 232 

tariff 3-15, 366. 487 

('.Great Britain, etc 486 

Ventilation, of schoolrooms 148 

Ventura, Cal 191 

Veracruz (cityi. Mexico 262 

Veracruz ^state). railroads 318,345 

Verde River, water storage 56 

Vermilion. Ohio, topographic sheet .. 428 

Vermilion. Bayou 9 

Vermilion district. Minn 341,396 

Vermillion, Marcus L 38, 106, 183 

Vermillion . Reuben 37 

Vermont, labor laws 338 

post route map 61 

([Uarantine of swine 360 

river and harbor improvement 436 

war claims 1.59, 4.i6 

Vernon. Tex 363, 470 

Verret, -\dolph 498 

Verret. .James A 498 

Vessels, propelled by gas, etc 137, 424 

see also Shipping— Steamboats — 
War-ships. 

Vest. George G 102 

Veterans, civil war 15 

preferred as Govt, employees 320 

Veterinary Medical .\s.soc.. .American. 389 

Veterinary medicine. D. C 101 

Veterinarv zoologv 145, 2.52, 308, 361 

Viacha, Bolivia ..." 288 

Vickers. David 8 

Vicksburg. Miss 169, 310 

Vicksbnrg Xat. Park Comn.. rp., 1902. . 70 
Vienna. .Austria, industrial exposition 475 

porcelain 200 

Villa Medici 251 

Vineyard Sound 292 

light ves.sel 473 

Virchow, Rudolf 408 

Virgin River 280 

Virginia, courts of United States 44. 95 

labor laws 241, 425 

post route map 61 

river and harbor improvement 438 

salt and gvpsum 227 

war claims 99, 188, 466 

Virus 235, 236, 434 

Visavas, Department of. report, 1902.. 238 

Vital statistics 97, 98, 193, 225 

Vladivostok, Siberia 1.57, 476 

Vogan, William 34,113,183 

Voges. C) 388 

Volcanoes 408 

Ladrone Islands 207 

Nicaragua 155 

Philippine Archipelago 165 

Volunteers. War with Spain. . . 104, 144, 321 

Vore, Austin A 38, 94, 109 

Voters, illiteracy 47H 

Vouchers, pa vuient of 235 

Vowells. F. M 15,94 

W. L. Ewing. steamer, see Ewing. 

Wabash River 436 

Wabaunsee County. Kans., dam.. 100,127 

Waccama w River 438 

Waco, Tex., Government offices 1.59 

Wade. .\. .\ 74 

Wadsicorth, James IP 28 

Wages 427, 488 

farm labor 471 

France 63 

sailors 100,137 

see also Salaries. 

Wagon-road grants 49 

Wagoner, George C. i?.. contested elec- 
tion 122, 124 

Wagons, farm 146 

Wahpakoota Indians, see Santee. 
Wahpeton. X. Dak 4.58 



Page 

Waimea Bav 259 

Wain wrighf. Charles S 23, 41, 94 

Waitangi. Port, chart 196. 

Wake Count V. X. C, roads 53 

Walck. Samuel S 8 

Waldo. Harold P 20, 94, 139 

Walker, Benjamin W 23, 41, 94 

Walker. Charles M 120, 127, 183 

Walker, Eliza A 8 

Walker. Fletcher J 8, 35 

Walker. Hiram C 8, 15 

Walker, Judson E 113 

Walker River Reservation 57 

Walking-sticks 325, 351 

Walla Walla, Wash 470. 471 

Wallace. James E Ill, 133, 183 

Wallace, John 48,119,183 

Wallace, Lymus 36, 107, 183 

Wallis Islands, see Uea Islands. 

Walnut-trees, black 362 

Walrus 240, a51 

Walsh, Edward 32, 94, 115 

Walton, Lewis 94, 116 

Waltrip, i^arah A 21, 94 

Wanger. Irving P 31 

War claims. Confederates 163 

Connecticut 158 

findings, see Court of Claims. 

Iowa 49, 466 

Kentucky 159 

Maine 159 

Missouri 488 

Xew Hampshire 158 

Xew Jersev 1.58 

Rhode Isla"nd 158 

Vermont 1.59. 45(> 

Virginia 99, 188, 466 

War with .Spain 104, 144 

Wisconsin 159 

sec also War Claims Committee. 

War Claims Committee 49. 144. 466 

War College Board 239 

War Department 58, 69, 163, 205, 

237, 265, 293, 321. 348. 376, 403, 434, 490 
excess compensation foremplovees. 4.56 

reports. 1902 69, 70, 179, 265 

reservations held by 188. 221 

transfer of military" records to 138 

useless ]ia]iers 495 

War Dept.. .\uditor for, see Auditor. 
War of 1812. mil. and naval records .. 27 
War of Rebellion, see Civil War. 

War-ships 229. 429 

armor-plate for 343 

inspection and construction .58 

list of 477 

War with Spain 49. 321 

claims 104, 144, 486 

claims of Iowa 466 

claims of Virginia 99, 188, 466 

tvphoid fever 164 

Ward. JamesR 36 

Warden, iail, D. C 101 

Ward well, David K 46, 116, 183 

Warehouses, bonded 9. 373 

distillery 490 

Warehousing 476 

Warner, Vespasian 44,136,143 

Warren . F. E.. 10, 11, 16, 99, 104, 121 , 4.56, 460 

Warren, Sarah J 39, 94 

Warrick, Charles A Ill, 139, 183 

Warroad River 437 

Warwick, Emma X 441 

Warwick, John W 441 

Wasabi 281 

Washes, see Insecticides. 
Washington, D. C, see District of Co- 
lumbia. 

Washington, ship 166 

Washington, U. S. S 2.58. 



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Page 
Wash.. Alexandria and Mt. Vernon Ry. 167 

Wa.«hington Aijueduet 435 

Washington Asvlum 76 

report, 1903 498 

Washington Barracks 404, 439 

Wasliington County, Pa., bridge 96 

AVashington Hospital for Foundlings. 477 

report, 1902 225 

report, 1903 342 

Washington Island 126 

Washington, Lake 164 

Washington Monument 359,493 

Washington Nat. Monument Society.. 359 

AVashington Navy- Yard ". . . 430 

AVashington Railway and Electric Co. 167 

AVashington State, chart 425 

Colville Reservation 95 

forage plants 309 

forests 227 

gold 226 

irrigation 254, 469 

labor statistics 297 

post route map 61 

rainfall 310 

river and harbor improvement 439 

subports of entry 457 

Waste papers, see Papers. 

AVater, alg» in public supplies 280 

analysis of 279 

equivalent of snow on ground 2S2 

filtration of 375 

in boilers 365 

in creamery butter 189, 388 

mineral 479 

northeastern United States 315 

pure, for cows 279 

purifying by ozone 394 

A'^irginia 73 

waste in public buildings 346 

see aim Irrigation. 

Water-power, France 201 

Porto Rico 54 

Water resources, Colorado 56 

Molokai 194 

Nebraska 56, 479 

Wyoming 56 

Water rights. Sevier River 280 

Water storage. Colorado 362 

Salt and Verde rivers 56 

Water-supply, D. C 251, 435 

Water-supplv papers 56, 149, 194, 

2.58, 284, 315, 341, 368, 369, 396, 427. 479 

distribution of 187 

Waterspouts 310 

Watertown Arsenal 72, 164, 377, 494 

"Watervliet Arsenal 72 

AVaterways. see Canal.s. 

Waterworks, Apia 63 

Caracas. Venezuela 288 

Great Britain 262 

Vlarti vostock, 476 

Watson, Hampton C 462 

Watson. James K 139 

Watt. Jane M 461 

Watts, James H 8 

Waukon, loMa. topographic sheet 369 

Wau.sau. Wis., tf)pographic sheet 56 

Wax, fish 408 



Wayne County, W. Va 143 

Wa vs and Means Com 50, 144, 421 

AVeather, review of, 1902 

see aim Pliilippine Weather Bu- 
reau — Weather Bureau. 

AVeather Bureau, .\gric. Dept 53, 

192, 224, 255, 281 , 310, 337, 363, 390 

crop reports and statistics 

report, 1900-01 

rei>ort, 1901-02 

report, 1903 



,184 
,467 

278 



146. 
,423 
51 
147 
54 
471 



Page 
Weather Bur.. P. I. 165, 207, 239, 323, 440, 495 

report, 1902 350 

Weather map 54, 147, 192, 224, 256, 282 

Weather Review, Monthly 54, 147, 

192, 224, 256, 282, 310, 337, 363, 390, 423 

Weaver, Henry 8 

Weaver, Thcophilus 498 

Weavers' strike 1,57 

Weaving 378 

Weaving school 157 

Webb, Charles H 8 

Webb, Frank A 467 

Webb, Thomas H 74 

Webber. Josephine L 461 

Weber Vallev 280 

Web.>iter, J. W 491 

Weeping Water. Nebr.. topog. sheet. .. 228 

Weevils, cotton-boll 51 

pea 222 

Weights and measures 292, 312 

metric 200, 312 

Weinheimer. Caroline 105 

Weirauch, Mina 8 

Welch, Henrv F 88, 158 

Welch, Jane C 25, 41, 94 

Welch, Samuel 94 

Welin breech mechanism 286 

Wellington. George L 1 oi 

Wells, Eudora 32. 117, 183 

Wells, Milton D 110,132,183 

Wells, artesian 2.58, 365 

machines for boring 232 

Welsh mfmntain sheey) 388 

Wende, Eliza 31, 120, 183 

Wertz. John T 122 

Weser River, shipbuilding 201 

West, Callie 37,107,183 

West, Henrietta \ 24; 94, 130 

West. Alargaret A 17, 94 

West, good roads movement in 53 

West Canada Lake«, topog. sheet 314 

West Indies, barometrv 147 

British " 393 

hurricanes 343, 4i3 

madreporarian polyps 170 

meteorology .54 

sugar producers 394 

tide tables 311 

West Mountain 9, 27 

West Point, N.Y..seeMilitarvAcademv. 
West Virginia, courtsof U. S. 44, 95, 136, 442 

drainage 369 

labor laws lt;9 

labor statistics 211 

post route map 61 

We'^t Virginia Northern Railroad Co.. 442 

Westbrook, Joseph 17, 94 

Westbrook Sem. and Female College. 193 

Western States, sheep 362, 388 

Western vellow pine 255 

Westfield', N. Y 192 

Westmoreland Co., Pa., bridge 96 

Weston. John F 456 

Westphaliin coal syndicate 475 

Wet seasons, California 282 

Wethers 388 

Wetmnre, George P 14, 102, 459 

Wetumpka. Ala., topographic .sheet.. 149 

Weyeneth, Rudolph B". 23,40,94 

Whiiling chiims, Russia 281 

Whangaroa, Port, see Hutt, Port. 

Wharton, Esther G 25, 463 

Wheat 288, 336 

Australia 157, 393 

India 289 

Malta 340 

Mexico 156 

Saragolla 309 

Wlieat bran, protein in 388 



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Wheeler, Chailes K 45 

Wheeler, Henrv G 25, 94 

Wheeler, JohnH 46,110,183 

Whetsell, William L 17,94 

Whiddeii. .John H 26, 94 

Whitcomb, Moses 94, 105 

Whiteomb, Sarah A 8, 35 

White, Benjamin 8 

White, hliza A 98 

White, George 47,111,183 

White, Geoige P 94 

White, James B 140 

White, .Tames M 18, 94, 130 

White. C. H., sehooner 231 

White ash 146, 336 

White Earth Reservation 397 

White House, see Executive Mansion. 

White oak 336 

White Pine County. Nev 4.58 

Wh.te River '. 126, 436 

Whitehouse, Etta A 8,35 

Whitlege, John S 94,110 

Whit lock, William 35, 107, 183 

Whitman, .lohn A 37,113,183 

Whitnev, ('(irnelia F 8 

Whit worth, Herbert 94.131 

Whi ilesale market square, D. C 167 

Whurton, Esther G 25 

Wichita, Kans 352,470,471,500 

Wuhita Reservation, mineral lands.. 225 

Wirkford, R. I 493 

Widows, pensions 21, 97 

Widows Island 45, 104, 184 

Wiedemann, Ferdinand 462 

Wight, Collins W 120, 127, 183 

Wilbur, James M 99 

Wilfdx, Charles M 463 

Wileo.x, Lewis E 20, 94 

Wileo.x, William F Ill, 183 

Wik'ox County, .'Via., bridge 8 

Wilcoxon, L. C 144 

Wileoxon, Willie 144 

Wild , Frances E 115, 135, 183 

Wild rice 336 

Wilder, Elizabeth A 46,94,112 

Wileii. Ariosio A 48, 140 

Wilkesboro. N. C 95 

Will, education of 478 

Willamette River 439 

Willett, James P 94 

Willev, Frederick W 8,40 

Willey, William F., alias 8,40 

William Henry Bay, chart 291 

William McKinley, Fort 73 

Williams, Franklin 108,140,183 

Williams, Hamline B 32,94 

Williams, Hugh 464 

Williams, John C 40, 106, 1S3 

Williiiiiis. JoliH S 421 

Williams, Lavina 166 

Williams, Lawson 8 

Williams, Mary 48,94,119 

Williams, R, Gray 166 

Williams, Remembrance J 8 

Williamson, Anson P 462 

Williamsport, Pa., court-hou.se 48,97 

Williford, A. J 166 

Willis, Tex 192 

Wilmington, N. C 1.59, 441 

Wilson, Benjamin F 116,183 

Wilson, Constant P 75 

Wilson, James J 8 

Wilson. Joseph \ 114, 135, 183 

Wilson, Mary A 75 

Wilson, Tellissf W 466 

Wilson, Th(miasB 94,108 

Wilson, William M 31, 114, 183 

Wilson. Willoughbv L 144 

Wilson, N. Y ". 493 



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Wilson Channel, chart 238- 

Wilt, cowpea resistant to 190- 

Wilt disease of tobacco 362 

Wind Cave National Park 9 

Windes. Henry H 106, 132, 183 

Windmills, Slam 318 

Window-glass, Germany 394 

Winds 54, 224, 256, 310 

Atlantic Coast 282 

mountain valleys 224 

Pacific Coa.st 224 

South Dakota 224 

Wind.sor, William A 166 

Windsor, Ontario, electric railroad . . . 200^ 

Wineow, John 498 

Wines, American 1,S9, 2S1 

France 318 

Germany 366 

sale in post exchanges 45, 69 

Winfrey, Thomas J 109, 183 

Wing venation, dragon-flv 240, 3.51 

Winks, Natlianiel A ". 94,131 

Winniliigoshisli Reservation 315, 370> 

Winnipeg, Yankton and Gulf R.R. Co.. 4.57 

Winter flounder 240' 

Winter winds 310 

Winterbottom, Mary E 36, 118, 183 

Winthrop, Iowa, topographic sheet... 283 

Winthrop, Fort 494 

Wire 290 

live, suit protector from 318 

repairing by automobile 200' 

Wireless telegraphy 147, 408 

operators for Navy 286 

stations 398, 483, 484 

Wisconsin, courts of United States 4J 

irrigation 2.54,469 

labor laws 169 

post route map 61 

Pottawatomie Indians 98 

river improvement 437 

war claims 159 

Wisconsin Agric. Experiment Station. 361 

Wisconsin University 362' 

Wisdom, D. M '. 93 

Witnesses, land offices 28, 96 

Witzenhausen, Germany 339 

Wolcott, Winthrop W 22, 94 

Women, in school admini.stration 148 

Women. Columbia Hospital for 75 

Wood , Burrel G 17 

Wood, James F 15 

Wood, method of drying 366 

powder-post injury 468 

silk made from 366 

see <il!<o Lumber and timber. 

Wood rivers 469 

Woodall, Dicev 8 

Woodford, Charles F 16, 94 

Woodlot 2.55 

Woodman. Alfred 114, 136, 420 

Woodress, T. A 183 

Woodruff, Joseph H 8 

Woods, Abel 17, 94 

i Woodsman's handbook 255 

errata .52 

to print 187 

Woodward, Elijah A 94,129 

Woodward, Frederick S 26, 94, 130 

Woodward, Murray W 31, 120 

Wool '. 388 

Australasia 232 

Australia 1.57 

Marseille 201 

Wool-romhiTig, Bradford 262 

WocJen fabrics 231 

Woolsey, Mabel A 110,133,183 

Wooster, Ohio, topographic sheet 396 

Worden, Asa 8. 



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Index, 1903 



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Works, Nanev 20, 40, 94 

AVorld, stiitistics 23fi 

World's (,'olnnibian Exposition 427 

World's Fair, St. Louis, see St. Louis, 
Louisiana Purchase Expos., 1904. 

Worley, J. V 8 

Wottho Islands, chart 19fi 

Wounds, treatment for horses 422 

Wrangell, Mt., region 226, 390 

Wrecks, Great Lakes 192 

Bee ahn Accidents. 

Wright, John 8, 19 

Wright, .John 21, 94 

Wright, John A 8 

Wright, John C 110, 133, 183 

Wright, Oliver G 94,134 

Wrights road, D. C 13 

Wiirttcinl.ierg 289 

Wvandiit Indians 102 

Wynne, Ail'red R 498 

W vnne, Louisa ( ) 49S 

Wynne, Marv ]M 498 

Wynne, Susan W 498 

\\voming, geology and water resources 56 

"labor laws 169 

platinum 226 

post route map 61 

roads and bridges 439 

surveys 9 

Xenia, Ohio, negroes 338 

Yacht races, international 366 

Yachts, signals 339 

Y'akey, David 19, 94 

Y'akima area, Cal 255 

Y'ale I'niversitv, bicentennial 478 

Yamhill River' 493 

Yang-tze-kiang 365 

Y'ankton, S. Dak. . bridge 12, 126, 457 

Yankton Indians 186 

Y'ant, Samantha 109, 183 

Yards and Docks Bureau 153, 203 

report, 1902 152 

Y'ates, Austin A 98, 183 

Yates, Simon M 47, 119, 188 

Y'azoo, Miss 192 

Yearbook, 1902 278 

separates 278, 279, 280, 281, 282 

Yellow catfish 240 



Page 
Yellow fever 264, 320, 345, 430 

see also Yellow Fever Institute. 

Yellow Fever Institute 204,236,320 

Yellow-fever mosnuitoes 375 

Yellow pine 255 

Yellow-winged locust 252 

Yellowstone forest reserve 50, 219 

Yellowstone National Park 439 

report, 1902 225 

report. 1903 482 

Yellville, Ark., topographic sheet 314 

Yemans, Sarah E 27.94 

Yes Bay, chart 319 

Yezo Island, see Hokusliu. 

Yoseraite, Cal.. topographic sheet '1K\ 

Y'o.semite National Park 121 

report. 1903 4H2 

Young, Aaron 39, 94, 118 

Young, George H 8 

Young, Henry 75 

Young, James W 8 

Young, John L 94,99 

Young, Merritt 94, 132 

Y'ucatan, .sisal fiber 232 

Yukon, gold mining 475 

Yukon Harbor, chart 392 

Yukon Vallev 204 

coal 226 

Yuma, Ariz 470, 471 

Y'uma Bay, chart 152 

Y'ungas, railroad 4iS7 

Zabriskie, p:iias B 4.56 

Zaca Lake forest reserve 467 

Zacapa, Guatemala, railroad 487 

Zacatecas 288 

Zacaton 200, 201 

Zanzibar, tariff 219 

Zebrnla vs. mule 394 

Zero, absolute 406 

Zickerick, William 19, 94 

Ziegei]f uss, Theresia 8, 19 

Ziegler, Wallace 39. 120 

Zinc 2-26, 289, 476 

Sweden 476 

Zodiacal .stars, observations 197 

Zoll, Annie H 462 

Zoology 408 

index-catalogue 145, 252, 308, 361 



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